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luiMd Jill?. Monday thnnab TrUiy. »eeo»4 Cltti PMOP FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 88, NO. 6 Paid it Red Bank and at Additional UalUnc OUtCM. Highlands Splits on Attorney Choice HIGHLANDS — A five member for their second council terms, Mr. Hall balked at the swift Mr. Gruber spoke up, assuring be retained "until we can get a slate swept into office here May along with political newcomer move, declaring "the right of ap- council that he had "already for- legal opinion on this matter from 11, capturing all five Borough Mrs. Ellen M. Lynch, former pointments is the privilege and warded legal briefs on a law suit someone other than Mr. Gruber." Council seats on a platform of Mayor Frank J. Hall, and for- function of the mayor." against the borough to another A motion by Mr. McGowan to "unity and co-operation." mer Councilman Ernest A. ''Before the mayor offers his attorney. table the appointment until Tues- But at last night's organization Vaughan. Mr. Hall previously name for appointment as at- "So ;ee — there's no con- day night was defeated 3-2. Dis- meeting, a split ticket was sworn served on the governing body torney, I think we should check flict now,' he claimed. senters were Mayor Bahrs and in. four years, two of them as may- into possible conflict of interest Mr. Gruber said later that the Mr. Vaughan and Mr. Hall. In the only compatible move or. Mr. Vaughan was a council- on the part of Benjamin Gruber," two-year-old suit involved injury "That was a fast one," Mr. at (he stormy organization ses- man for two years. Mr. McGowan said. Mrs. Lynch to a boy in the hill area and that McGowan said, sion which saw the end of the Unanimity among members of agreed. he had been hired as the at- the new governing body was "We can appoint Mr. Gruber torney. He declined to name the Mayor Bahrs then immediately nine-year reign- of the Guiney called for a motion naming Mr. administration — John A. Bates short-lived, ending abruptly when tonight," Mayor Bahrs said, lawyer who will handle the case, Councilman McGowan offered a "and if he is in conflict which I "until he receives the papers." Gruber borough attorney for a was named mayor and William one-year term. It carried 3-2, with McGowan. council president. motion to reappoint John M. Pills- believe we'll find he is not — he Mrs. Lynch then made a rec- The two men were sworn in bury borough attorney. can resign." ommendation that Mr. Pillsbury (See HIGHLANDS, Page 1) Mazza Takes Mayor Post At Quiet Session in City LONG BRANCH - Vincent J. Mazza assumed the mayor's seat yesterday in a reorganizational MINUS TWO — New Highlands Borough Council organized latt night, naming John meeting of City Council conspic- uous in its serenity. JiA. Bahrs, holding gavel, mayor. Here, with him are Councilman Ernest A. Vaughan, Last ditch efforts by former fleft, and Councilman Frank J. Hall, right. Standing it new borough attorney, Benja- Mayor Milton, F. Untermeyer to min Gruber. Voting against his appointment were Councilwoman Ellen M. Lynch and alter the results of Tuesday's caucus meeting apparently fiz- Councilman William McGowan, not shown. The pair left Borough Hall immediately zled, and the eight voting coun- after meeting, refusing to pose with other council members. cilmen, in a display, of unity, voted unanimously to name Mr. Mazza to the council leadership post. Mr. Mazza received the only nomination. Mr. Ontermeyer had been ac- Matawan Planning tively courting the vote of Coun- cilman Donald L. Phillips, who took office yesterday, as late as hours before the meeting, well placed sources reported. How- ever, Mr. Phillips refused to Details Outlined change. MATAWAN — Expansion of borough hall, Dean Boorman, a representative of the con- Councilmen Sworn In purchase of additional recreation areas and sulting firm, recommended that the borough Besides Mr. Phillips, sworn in possible unification of firehouses are some of purchase property on the north side of bor- as councilmen at-large were Ed- the major recommendations In a community" ough hall. gar N. Dinkelspiel and Henry R. TAKING OATH — Three at-large Long Branch City Councilmen were sworn in yesterday at council's reorganiza- facilities survey released last night by Book- There is a building on the property which Cioffi. Michael G. Celli took the tional meeting. City Clerk Sanita J. Camassa, right, roadi Hie oath of office a j assistant city clerk, Mrs. Dorothy man and Dorram Inc., Montdair, planning could provide the borough with 3,000 square oath of office as the council-ap- consultants. .-....- feet of office space. pointed representative from the Brady, hold* Bible. Le>fr ro right, are Henry R, Oioffl, Edgar N. Dinkeltpiel and Donald L. Phillips. Details of the survey were outlined to the Mr. Boorman also suggested that in the third ward. His term will run Planning Board and members of various other future, the two buildings could be connected until the November election. He municipal agencies." by a corridor. . replaces Mr. Cioffi who will moy^ The report also covered school construc- He Mid the adjacent property now has an to the first ward shortly. "* tion projections as prepared by the Regional No action was taken on the A Look at the New Mayor assessed valuation of $24,008. Board Of Education last year. The planner noted that the building could appointment of city attorney or * The planning firm recommends that be used to provide office space for the boro- assistant city attorney. Council By SANFORD R. STAROBIN This habit of closely following move into them too hastily." to vote for tha sale. This informa- thought be given to increasing municipal office ough engineer, tax collector and civil defense has agreed to carry City Attor- LONG BRANCH — Vincent Jl the minutiae of city'business has A case in point, 'he observes, tion, he says, was obtained only facilities by purchasing property adjacent to officials. , - ney Louis R. Alkins and his as- Mazza, who is called Vinrlle by more than once frustrated more was the recent sale of the^ity in- through painstaking study. the existing municipal building. (See MATAWAN, Page 2) sistant, Jacob Rand, as hold- his wife and Vince by his friends, zealous councilmen and city of- cinerator to the Monmouth Park Dark and slender, with a re- overs until a schedule for the is now called mayor by the Long ficials and has prompted his crit- Jookey Club. Though there .were ceding hairline that thins further payment of legal fees can be Branch citizens. ics to declare that during his strong feelings on both sides as it travels over his head, May- . arranged. Elected to a two-year post yes- tenure council meetings will drag whether or not to sell the instal- or Mazza looks at least five years Appointments to a vacant seat terday, the studious-looking chera into the small hours. lation—which had not seen use younger than his 40 years. His on the Board of Adjustment, held ical engineer sits in marked con Mr. Mazza defends his methods, for some 20 years—he remembers 5-10 frame appears to hold less Dismissal of Principal that a thorough investigation of until yesterday by Benson Gold, trast to his more flamboyant and warning that "you can overlook than his professed 175 pounds, and- other city posts were not gregarious predecessor, Milton F. some important things if you the facts and figures caused him (See MAYOR, Page 2) discussed at the brief meeting. Untermeyer. Mr. Mazza was nominated by Known as a "detail man" by Brings Protest March Councilman Cioffi and seconded his colleagues and close associ Reply to Stout's Report by Councilwoman Lucy J. Wil- ates, Mr. Mazza admits to his MONMOUTH BEACH-A group, protest committee, told The Reg- school term. About 50 persons at- son. After tHe vote, Mr. Unter- reputation, adding that "any job of irate parents will march on ister that, although the mayor tended the board session. Many MAZZA, Page 2) done should be done properly." the home of Jfoyor Sidney B. is not a member of the Board asked for reasons behind the dis- Stern Warning Issued Johnson Monday morning seek- of Education, he could seek the missal. ing an explanation of the dis- answers to the dismissal question. Board members refused to an missal of Donald J. Gudaitis, The board Wednesday night swer questions put to them by "elementary school principal, withdrew the principal's contract, the observers, it was said, and Mrs. Francis Hickey of 41 Sea-just short of a month after it John Ludwig, board president, Oil State Air Pollution view Ave., a member of the had been renewed for the 1965-66 agreed the principal is a well qualified administrator. TRENTON (AiP) - New Jer- siorts. Stout said his'statement Jersey Air Pollution. Control The board voted 7-1 for the sey was under' stern wanning was merely a draft. Commission in a position of withdrawal. Board member An- from a scientist today, that seri- State Health Commissioner readiness for implementing leg- State Official Urges drew P. Cancatosi cast the lone ous health hazards could result Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle said Pat- islation," Kandle said. vote of confidence for Mr,. Gu- by stalling legislation to curt) tison's report contains technical . Pattison's report endorses daitis. air , pollution from motor ve- data for the state to use if and bills to empower the Air Pollu- Green Acres Speed Another spokesman for the pro- hicles. when comprehensive laws are tion Control Commission to set test committee termed the dis Dr. John N. Pattison of Cal- enacted. standards for automobile tail- HOLMDEL—"Now is the time crease to 50 per cent from the missal "petty" and a "vendetta." to act, while there Is still land federal agency, he cautioned that ifornia said action is needed "The report puts the New (See WARNING, Page 2) Protestors claim the principal and money available." adoption of that policy might not now. before the smog becomes had no. advance warning until .This advice was offered to lo- lower the cost to municipalities. obvious even to the man on the Tuesday, when he was called "W ght modify our own y street. and askekdd fof r hihi s resignationii , ut.JLwe[do not, there Pattison, a nationally re- Wednesday night, it was said, Asks Residents To = out ol CHANGE OF COMMAND — Newly elected Mayor Vin- nowned consultant, was hired Speaking Bt.a joint meeting of you to get your application sub- by the State Health Department . the Township Committee, Board mitted," he said. MrVF^a^TrfesiSvjiaht, receives gavej of office from his a private conference session, the to assess New 'Jersey's air prob- of Education, Planning Board and Warren J. Roggeman, Rarltan predecessor, Milton F. UniFeTnWy^sii^wterday't Long lems. He conducted a three- Recreation Commission — which Township Recreation Commission board action took place. Push Hughes On scheduled the session—the direc- (See STATE, Page 3) (See DISMISSAL, Page 2) Branch City Council reorganiiational meeting. ~~ ^ tor disclosed that half of $20 "It is million bonded by the state for mentation is needed relative to the program has either been New Jersey's air pollution and ortmnm granted or committed for grants. the' extent of motor vehicle emissions, but there is strong He reported that there are $22 Colts Neck Man Sues to Keep Pool NEW SHREWSBURY — Coun- Mr. Kirk told the spectators, evidence that air pollution may million in' applications on hand be excessive in the metropolitan cilman Lawrence J. Kirk strong- "and I also ask' that you urge for the,remaining funds but added areas and Chat motor vehicle ly urged about 50 spectators at your neighbors to do the same." that plans of many municipalities FREEHOLD — A builder who. erected his own home on a home in 1963 without obtaining a building permit. The state- emissions make a major con- last night's Borough Council Time is important, the council- fall by the wayside. bluff overlooking a reservoir at Colts Neck, and installed a ment says he never was questioned about the lack of a permit. tribution to this problem," he meeting to demand that Gov. man went on, because it al- He explained that Green Acres $5,000 swimming pool nearby, is under orders to remove the In another affidavit, Sergey Padukow, an architect from said in a report made public Richard J. Hughes sign bill A-741 ready is too late for the bill to can make available 50 per cent pool. Toms River, says it is "within the discretion of the owner to Thursday. promptly. affect this year's apportionment, of cost of land acquisition for Robert W. Hayden, Horseshoe Ct., Colts Neck, filed a suit utilize which ever side of the house he may desire as the front and delay in the governor's "Waiting until a serious smog That bill, passed by Senate and sites that are used for open in Superior Court yesterday to restrain the Colts Neck Town- of his dwelling." Assembly without a dissenting signature might well nullify the space and recreation programs. ship Committee from prosecuting him for alleged zoning viola- The zoning ordinance states that no swimming pool may be level is reached on five or ten bill's effect on next year as per cent of the days before vote, would change the basis for The federal Housing and Home tions and to get an order declaring use of the pool legal. placed "nearer than 20 feet of any property line, nor nearer to apportionment of school operat- well. Finance Agency, he said, can putting c itrols into effect The township's zoning officer,- W. L. Nelson, said that a the street line upon which property fronts than the main front ing costs in the Monmouth arid By law, Gov. Hughes has un- pay another 20 per cent of this complaint has been signed charging Mr. Hayden with building wall of the dwelling.— or no nearer than the building line would be very dangerous to the more delicate people," he said, Tinton Falls Regional districts til 45 days after tha.§tate Legis- cost, leaving 30 per cent to be the pool without a permit and situating it in his front yard in established for such premises." from assessed valuation to en- shouldered by the township. "because about ten years is, re- lature adjourns in \Ianuary. to violation of the zoning law,. - NOTICE GIVEN rollment. sign or veto the measure. Commenting on a proposed in Acting Township Attorney D. Joseph De Vita sent the Hay- quired to get essentially com- . . WHICH IS FRONT? plete control of motor vehicles, "I urge you to. contact Gov. The bill, Mr. Kirk explained, dens a letter last September advising them to "abate the viola- and the number of vehicles and Hughes by letter or telegram," Which is his front yard is the crux of the argument. tion" by removing the pool. This was followed up with a 30-day • (See RESIDENTS, Page 2) other sources is rapidly increas- No Register Mr. Hayden contends that since he faced the house toward notice preparatory to filing of a complaint. ng each year, it is not safe to the Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. Reservoir, and put the Mr. Nelson said the Hayden family continues to use the wait until a damaging level of On Monday. two main entrances, porches, and living room on that side of pool despite the notices and that the township decided recently The Register will not be pub- air pollution has been reached the house, that is the front. to hold off prosecution "until after the holiday (July 4)." for a year," he added. Today's Index lished Monday because of the Mr. Nelson said the complaint will be served on Mr. Hay- Mr. Hayden contends that the pool was half completed This was in reply to a report Page Page Fourth of July holiday, and Its den, and his wife, Naomi, early next week and will be re- when he learned a building permit was necessary. He said he business offices will be closed. by State Sen. Richard R. Stout, Allen-Scott 2i Herblock g turnable before Magistrate Seymour Kleinburg Monday, July consulted Mr. Nelson who refused to interpret on which side of chairman of a special legisla- Amusements .. -..._ W0 Home and Garden Lumber Yards Closing II 12. ' • the house was the front. tive study commission, belittle- Births 2 Movie Timetable ...... One o'clock afternoons on Satur- ...... 8 As part of his appeal to the Superior Court to block the Subsequently, the suit says, the Haydens appealed to. the ing the need for more controls. Jim Bishop .... Obituaries days from July 3 through Sept. 4 ._.. I municipal action, Mr. Hayden charges discrimination, asserting Zoning Board of Adjustment which determined that the front Stout issued his statement be- Bridge _..17 Religious Services. American Lumber, Blaisdell Lum .11 at least seven others, who he names, nave built pools with of the house was the side facing the road, and recommended fore the Legislature adjourned John Chamberlain I Sylvia Porter I Red Bank Lumber.—Adv. some kind of violation since the zoning ordinance was enacted a request to the Planning Board to propose a zoning law revi- for the summer. Six members Classified 2IWI Sports mi Outdoor Flea Market In 1958. None have been prosecuted, the suit says. sion., ' of the commission protested that Comics .25 Stock Market :. __.. 4 Saturday, 10 a.m. at the Red Attached to Mr. Hayden's complaint Is an affidavit from Under the proposed revision, a waterway, such as the res- it was issued without their Crossword Puule _.., 7-17 Successful Investing ....'.. 4 Bank Antique Center, 217 W. one of the asserted violators, Arthur Ruffalo, a partner in the ervoir, could have been considered a street. But the Planning knowledge and that they took Editorials I Televhlqn ..„ • g.l» Front St.—Adv. New York Cit by the Army is fasting "to prove sewer system. a religious belief." amined by physicians at the hos- Born in New York City, Mrs editor published in yesterday's "I, as a member," Mr. Tecto that "Long Branch is on the and is a graduate of St. Michael' Boylan was a daughter of the threshhold of being one of th< Five residents of Port Mon High School there. He took a de- pital yesterday and returned to Register. wroie, "had hoped that the ma duty. Jate Albeit and Catherine Argin ler would have received faste finest ciiies In the nation, add mouth, it was learned yesterdaj gree In chemical engineerln zo Gerradi. She lived in Lincrof ng that through two years ol from papers filed in court pro from the.Polytechnical Institut The Signal School spokesman action than it has. Our firefigh Residents said Pvt. Ovall applied for dis- and Phalanx, N. J., before mov- ing capacities may be affected work with the city manager, the testing the extension plan, have of Brooklyn in 1950, and has dom Ing here five years ago. Plead Guilty, community will reach that goa obtained a restraining ordei work toward a master's degrei (Continued) charge on religious ground upon . . . The Borough of New Shrews- his arrival at this post on Jan. 17. Surviving are her husband, Ed bury has tried to maintain Questioned later if his state which prevented signing of in business administration ai sponsored by Sen. Richard R The Department of the ward Boylan; four daughters 4 Assessed hands-off attitude on the theory merit implied approval of the contract June 25 as scheduled. Rutgers University. Stout and Assemblymen Aifrei Mrs. Netta Talarico of New Ha- that no borough funds are irr- present form of government am The Township Committei N. Beadleston Irving E. Keith, said the soldier "does not ven, Conn,, Mrs. Katherine Man volved . .. of City Manager James F. awarded a contract June 8 tc A production supervisor for th and Patrick J. McGann, Jr., the criteria to qualify as a con- the low bidder, Campo Construc- National Lead Co., Sayreville, hi scientious objector," the spokes- garella of Hastings, Pa., Mrs Court Costs "If there is no evidence ol Roosevelt, Mayor Mazza sail will rectify an inquity which ion Co., Middletown Township. has lately received training in th man said. Juliette Long, here, and Mrs. EATONTOWN—Four teenagers guilt, the cioud over the company that he foresees no change in is costing New Shrewsbury tax- either. fieid of digital computers through The soldier, who was graduated Helen Richdale of Casanova, Va.; pleaded guilty to embezzlement, should be dispelled. But if there The objectors, Mr. and Mrs, payers an extra $46,000 a yea company courses. He has been (rom Los Angeles adult school four sons, Albert Gardella of an indictable 0[fense, and waived is evidence of guilt, the matte Movements are underway In Robert C. Young, 19 Miller Ave., n school operating expenses. employed by National Lead sine last year, reportedly has been Spring Lake Heights, N.J., Ed jury trial in Municipal Court yes- should be expeditiously resolved.' the city to change the form of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dingee, Jr. On the assessed valuation 1 1950. reading various religious books. win Boylan of Neptune City, terday. "Mr. Tector stated his opin- government in the Novembe 19 Hudson Ave., and Margare basis, he continued, Shrewsbury elections, either by direct peti- It is not known how long Pvt. N.J., Robert Boylan of Phalanx, All employees of Stop 'N' Shop ions in his letter as though they Hemberger, 22 Mercer Ave. Although he had spent sum Township, with 7.4 per cent of tion or by formatjon of a char- Ovall has been on the fast. and Albert Boylan of Darby, Division of Family Circle Stores, were facts," Mr.""Kirk charged contend that the existing plant i mers with his family in Long the student enrollment between ier study. Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. Ann Rt. 35, the four were charg- last night. inadequate to accommodate an Branch all his life, it was in 1945,the two municipalities, pays only Amodo and Miss Carrie Gerradi. Confirmed reports have noted extension outside of the develop- while he was with the Army in ed with taking soft drinks from Inaction Denied 1.6 per cent of school operating both of New York City; two the establishment's soda bar with- that there now are five council- ment for which its service wa Europe, that the Mazza famil costs. He denied that the borough men unfriendly to the adminis- Praise Given brothers, Dominick and Joseph out paying for them. originally intended. moved permanently to the city. On a per pupil basis, Mr. Kirk has maintained a hands-off atti trative longevity of Mr. Roose- Gerradi, both of New York City; Magistrate William S. Throck- The suit contends that service In the Army infantry, with said, New Shrewsbury pays $307 tude, stating that it has been in relt. The five votes would be 23 grandchildren, and three morton suspended fines, but di- would be extended to houses built which he served from 1943-46, he yearly per child to Shrewsbury Sandford For great-grandchildren. touch with the prosecutor's of- iufficlent In the event of an many years prior to installation reached the rank of platoon ser- Township's $70 in the Tinton Falls rected the defendants to pay $10 fice on the matter right along. xister move. Services will be at 2 p.m. to- each court costs. of the Willett Acres plant. The jeant. Because of ROTC in col Schools; and $833 to Shrews- His Column^ -morrow from the Worden Fu- Furthermore, Mr. Kirk said, Mr. Cioffi, when Mr. Unter- atter, it adds, was built by a lege, the mayor presently holds bury Township's $207 in Mon- The defendants are Chris the fire company has been in neral Home, led Bank, N.J., Walter, 18, of J2S-A South St., meyer had seated himself at the jrivate company and was de- an inactive commission as a sec mouth Regional High School. MARLBORO - The Register's touch with Borough Council righ council table, said that when one with Rev. Ronald G. Albury, here; and her fellow employees. igned only to service the de- ond lieutenant. "It's nothing but an out-and- associate editor, William F. Sand- rector of Christ Church, Shrews- along, as well. s rewarded and one disap- 'elopment. out subsidy," the councilman ford, was commended by this Harold Bresley of 33 South Fifth Any appearance of unconcern After high school, his college bury, N.J., officiating. Burial will) pointed, his feelings go strongly The extension plan, it is charg- said. township's Planning Board for his Ave., Ronald Van Brunt of 490 on the borough's part as alleged o the disappointed one. Noting career was interrupted by the be in Fair View Cemetery, - Mid- ed, is in disregard of protected Under the new bill, Mr. Kirk weekly nature column, "The Atlantic Ave., and Douglas Rut- in Mr. Tector's letter, he went hat not everyone can be mayor war, and though he attended Mon dletown, N.J, township-wide sewering and is went on, Shrewsbury- Township, Outdoor 'World." tan of 83 North Broadway, all on, arises from the fact that he said, referring to Mr. Unter mouth Junior College for one laphazard and piecemeal. Rich- with 7.4 per cent of the students, Mr. Sandford's article yester- Long Branch. Borough Council was told not to meyer, that the "mayor was a year, he returned to Brooklyn for MISS LEONA BRUECKNER ird R. Schwartz, Keansburg, is would foot 7.4 per cent of the day dealt with Burnt Fly Bog, off SFC John.M. Kamauna, a Fort be concerned by the prosecu- gentleman." his degree. ASBURY PARK - Miss Leotia Dix soldier charged with passing he attorney for the plaintiffs. bill. Texas Rd., and of the township's tor's office. In 1952 he married the former Brueckner, 59, of the Santande a $65 bad check to Montgomery Mr. Dinkelspiel, admonishing Even Shrewsbury Township of- efforts to put a stop to littering "The prosecutor's office will Rosamarie Schrieber, a native Apartments, here, died Tuesday Ward & Co., Monmouth Shopping he council that "ahead of us ficials, he added, feel that the there. Mr. Sanford noted that not discuss the case because such of Long Branch. The couple live in FiUdn Hospital, Neptune. Center, waived preliminary hear- a hard row to hoe," com change would be "laudable." township officials are cracking discussion might influence' the in the Sea Verge apartment build Bom in Newark, she had lived ing. His case was referred to the lended Mr. Untermeyer and Matawan Their only objection, Mr. Kirk down on littercrs, and also stated Grand Jury," Mr. Kirk explained ing on Ocean Blvd. They have in the shore area 40 years. She Grand Jury. The soldier Is held :aid that the council-manager (Continued) said, is that they can't afford that unless government or other was t communicant of the Holy "One member of the Grand Jury form of government is still on three children. it. conservation forces move in, the under a military detainer in the lives in New Shrewsbury." Mr. Boorman also said facili- Spirit Catholic Church, here. She. rial. Although he has lived in Long A State Problem area could be destroyed. county jail in lieu of $500 bail. He added that council cannot ies could be expanded by using was t medical secretary for Dr. Councilman Samuel A. Marks Branch for 20 years, it was no The Planning Board's chair- Dorothy Meier 6 Kimball Ave., prejudge the matter before it he basement of the existing If the bill works a hardship Carlos Pom, also here. sxpressed admiration for Mr. Un- until I960 that the public life ol man, Edward Legier, said last Parlin, pleaded guilty to passing reaches court. wilding or by using the other on Shrewsbury Township, how- Surviving are her brother, Carl a $25. and a $50 bad check to :ermeyer's performance while tructure. irvcent Mazza began to be night that his board was in o Nine members of the Tinton layor, then turned to Mr. Mazza ever, the councilman went on A. Brueckner, Allenhurst post- Bambergers Monmouth Shopping He said the department needs haped. Conditions in the West plete agreement with the si Falls Fire Company testified nd said: "You have the capa "it is not the problem' of one ap. master, and two sisters, Mrs. Center store. Magistrate Throck- ipace for a detective, interroga- End School were said to be poor ments expressed by Mr. Sand- earlier .this week before the lities of being a fine mayor." adjoining municipality; it's Gerard Carton of Avon, and Mrs.morton accepted her plea, but de- ion and photography room. nd building overcrowded. A ref- problem of the State." ford, and proposed that copies of Grand Jury, but County Prose- The resolution appointing Mr the column be sent to state ol- Junes Jagger of Lybia. layed imposition of sentence until Mr. Boorman ruled out two erendum was planned to deter- Mr. Kirk also commented on cutor Vincent P. Keuper consist- Celli was sponsored by Mr. Un- •jcials in the Dapartment of Con- The funeral was yesterday July 22, advising Mrs. Meier "to ither alternatives — building a mine if the voters wanted to fi- a letter from Mayor Joseph ently has refused to release de- termeyer and seconded by Mrs. servation and Economic Develop- from the Buckley Funeral Home, straighten out the matter in the tails of the case to the press. Wilson. It passed unanimously. mtirely new structure, or con- ance a new school. Menzzopane, Jr. of Shrewsbury here. A Requiem Mass was of- meantime." ment.' According to Mr. Tector, three Mr. Mazza, after the meeting, traction of a second floor over Joining a citizens group, Mr ~ownship printed in yesterday's fered in Holy Spirit Church. The .planning board wants the He released the defendant on fire company members pleaded lid he didn't expect a change he front half of the existing azza headed a speakers com- Register. Burial was in Holy Sepulcher area developed for public pur- her own recognizance. guilty to fire company charges, uilding. mittee which spread the word of "I am grossly insulted that Cemetery, East Orange. the time or day of City Coun- poses, with Green Acres funds. and a fourth resigned. il meetings. The meetings now He said the construction of a he city's need, overcame apathy Mayor Menzzopane picked on iecond floor could run between nd helped gain an overwhelming Mr. Willett (Councilman Herb- WILLIAM A. TURNER Weather ire held at 6:30 p.m. on the sec- ind and fourth Thursdays of each 20,000 to {22,000 while it would rictory at the polls. ert I. Willett, 3d) alone," Mr. Boy's Condition NEPTUNE-William A Turner, NEW JERSEY — Sunny and nonth. ost at least $85,000 to duplicate Mr. Mazza disclaims any partici Kirk stated. "I'd like to share Dismissed 1 76, of 39 Walnut St. died in continued pleasant today. High Mr. Dinkelspiel later said he ie entire existing building. ation in the drive that changed the blame; I'd be proud of it. (Continued) Is Critical Fitkin Hospital, here, Wednesday. 80-85 fair and not so cool to- soon would move ID have the Robert B. Kinsey, president of he form of government jn the Mayor Menzzopane's letter night. Low in 60s. Saturday part- A retired draftsman for Nation- Mrs. Hickey said that protest meeting time changed to 8 p.m. iinsey-Loede Associates, Irving- :ity, but in 1961, in the first scores Mr. Willett for attempt- HOLMDEL - Michael Gelpke, ly cloudy quite warm and humid al Lead Co., Perth Amboy, he committee members feel Mr. Gu- [e also said that he would move on, park planning consultants, lection under the new type, he ing "to make Shrewsbury Town- 12, of 166 Essex St., West Keans-,1 high upper 80s and . lower 90s. had lived in the shore area 20 daitis has done "a remarkable ) have the five-minute time lim- iscussed his survey of recrea- as urged to run for a ward seat ship appear the ogre in the burg, is in critical condition toV i But lower at the coast. years. He was a member of the job" as school administrator. allotted each speaker during anal facilities in the borough. rom the second ward. He fin- ichool situation;" day in Riverview Hospital. He / Marine Old Guard, Point Pleasant, and Many local parents, she said, feel e public participation portion He termed the existing facili- ihed third. Although he admits that "there was struck by a car yesterday of Lafayette Masonic Lodge, Rah- Cape May to Block Island — the school system here has been the meetings lifted. However, ties as good, but said the borough The same year, after his de- may be some inequities in the on Rt. 35. way. Southwest to southerly winds 10 "behind the times" and needs up- e said, he wasn't sure about should consider acquiring approx- eat, he was appointed to a seat •resent payment plan," the Trooper Edwin Fourre, state Surviving''are his wife, Mrs. tr n to 20 knots today and tonight grading. That, she said, the com-! y' f! to have the 60-minute iim- imately 60 acres of land for ad- >n the Board of Adjustment. In mayor blames them on "the police, south, Keyport barracks, Ada Wentworth Turner; two sons, ditional use. 15-20 knots With higher gusts mittee feels Mr. Gudaitis was at-1'' covering the entire public por- November of that year, Dr. Ju- many runaway real estate build- reported that the boy was cross- Arthur R. Turner of New Shrews- Saturday. Fair today and tonight. tempting to do. Ition of the meetings rescinded, This, he said, would give the us McKelvie, a member of the ing years in New Shrewsbury," ing the highway, south of Laurel bury, and William C. Turner ol Partly cloudy Saturday. Visibility Mr. Willett read a letter to Ave., on his bicycle. He rode Although some committeej noting that the full hour is rare- borough 10 acres of recreation Board of Education, died, and Belmar, and a grandchild. generally more than five miles. Tames Dorment, Jr., associate into the path of a car driven members decline being quoted, it ly used. land for each 1,000 of population. r. Mazza was picked to fill the The Francioni, Taylor and Lo- High during the, past 24 hours, :ounsel to Gov. Hughes, stating by Mrs. Evelyn Frey, 47, of has been said the issue stems Dr. Dinkelspiel said that he Mr. Kinsey said the borough pez Funeral Home, Asbury Park, 81. Low, 55. Ocean temperature, he borough's position and an- East *Brunswick, the trooper from the principal's support of would push to have a Senior Citi should consider acquiring 60 acres to in charge of arrangements. A battle was continuing in the swering arguments advanced by said, adding, that he did not 61. the controversial 1965-86 jchoo! zerts^Day in the city established along Matawan Creek between 3oard, of Adjustment and it Shrewsbury Township. issue a summons to the motor- TIDES budget. and would advocate the organiza- Ravine Dr., and Aberdeen Rd. He MRS. EMMY HANSON dragged on for six months. A Three arguments against the ist. Sandy Hook "In any case," said a protes- tion of an advisory committee noted that this would require ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - member of the board when the )ill were presented by the Town- The boy has a possible skull Today-fiigh 11:39 p.m. and tor, "we feel the public is en- on senior citizens. realignment of the creek and fill Mrs. Emmy Hanson, 85, of 43 Leo- controversy started, he was asked ship, the letter says: fracture and multiple scrapes iow 5:27 p.m. titled to an explanation of the dis- to use the area for recreational nard Ave.,*died yesterday in her :o stay until it was complete. So —"The Township says that and bruises, a hospital Tomorrow — High 12:22 p.m. missal from the|school board, purposes,' home. or half a year his resignation assessed valuation, was adopted man disclosed. and low 6:10 a.m. and 6:24 p-m. IT is anticipated that between He also recommended that the Born in Sweden, she had been Sunday—High 12:35 a.m. and Highlands borough provide funds for the in> was not'accepted and, he tat on by referendum In each munic- t resident here for 58 years. She 50 and 100 persons will take part both boards, ipality as the method of ap- township, it is alleged. Payment 1:18 p.m. and low 7:04 a.m. and (Continued) provement of existing play areas. r In the protest march at 11 a.m. in proportion to children gen- was the widow of the late John :26 p.m. : - The borough now has ,12 acres IJT1963 he ran again for the portionment when Tinton Falls 1 Monday. The march will form Mr. Lynch and Mr. McGowan erated is eminently fair, with Hanson. Monday—High 1:30 a.m. and of developed play areas, approxi- second ward seat, and this time egional was formed in 1962. near borough hall. It will pro- dissenting ' -* ' increases or decreases in enroll- Surviving are two daughters, 2:38 p.m. and low.8:01 a.m. and mately 10 acres" that-are unde- won, defeating Walton Fisher. The Therefore, no charfee should be ceed along Beach St. and River- When the mayor suggested ment directly reflected in costs. Mrs. Helen Kehoe, here, and Mrs.1:32 p.m. veloped and is considering pur- lection then was held because made, particularly^'since New Lillian Finch of Lakewood; three For Red Bank and Rumson dale Ave. to Mayor Johnson'* postponing committee appoint- chasing another acre tract. irovisions in the Faulkner Act, Shrewsbury Council had given —"The township claims that grandchildren; and four great home. assurances that no such move their taxes would skyrocket, bridge, add two hours; Sea ments until Tuesday, Mr. Me- Mr. Boorman said discussions inder which the city is govern- gradchildren. • • ~ Gowan said: :d, require that initial award ould ever be made." which might well bankrupt Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long with fire officials have disclosed 1 Services will be held tomorrow Answering this argument, the them. ' Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- More Important that there- is merit to the idea :erms be onry two years. Ward at 11 a.m. in. PosteVs Funeral orough's letter states that the To this the borough says the lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Warning of centralization of the borough's ;erms normally are four years. Home, here, Rev. Richard An- "I happen to think committees method of apportionment was bankrupcty argument is "an un- (Continued) fire fighting equipment at two lo- His plans for his tenure in of derson, pastor of the Presbyterian are more important than the bor- ot an issue in the referendum. subtantiated theory." Mutual cations. Fice Include sitting down with the .Church, here, will officiate. Burial pipe emissions, and fuel quality, ough attorney, and yet you The only question was whether apartment units, now 100 per new council and manager to will be in Bay View Cemetery, Store Fined and to prohibit registration of didn't want to put that off until Two Locations- o regionalize in order that each cent occupied, still would at- "draw up a blueprint for the next Leonardo. vehicles that do not comply with next week." There are five firehouses lo- municipality might receive ad- :ract occupants at a slightl; the standards. The mayor then passed out cated throughout the borough. - wo years and set up priorities" ditional state aid. No choice was jgher rental. For Violation copies of the committee appoint- >n projects he wants to see com- MRS. SERENA RICHARDSON It said the cost to set up a Mr. Boorman said that the new ffered voters as to the method Uncounted Income ments. ileted. ... BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Mrs. Se- workable system could amount firehouse at Broad and Orchard jf appointment. Shrewsbury The borough also claims the "You've changed these since Outside affiliations 'include rena Richardson, 94, of 114 Halsey Of Fire Code to about $1.5 million over a Sts., should be kept as one of Township officials acknowledged :ownship fails to include in its this afternoon when I sat in on tembership in the Long Branch St., formerly of New Shrewsbury, MIDDLETOWN — The W. T. three-year period. the two central buildings. that the township would have calculation income to be re- Pattison gave a-pat on the a meeting," charged Mr. Mc- Elimination of the M. E. Hal- Owanis Club and the Greater iefeated a referendum placing vived from the new Hamlltonlan N. J., died yesterday at her irant department store, Rt. 35 Gowan. "I thought we had all home. back to . an Assembly study ey Hose Co., building on Main St., .ong Branch Republican Club. pportionment on a per pupil apartments, estimated at $35,000 shopping center, was fined $100 agreed on these, and now I see yesterday by Magistrate Richard committee headed by Assembly- is also recommended by the con- In answer to his detractors who asis. —"The township says yearly, "which would largely She was the widow of Charles you three (Mayor Bahrs, Mr. Richardson E. Burke for violations of the man Alfred N. Beadleston, R- jultant.' say that under his leadership hat school enrollment has ac- offset the additional school pay- Monmouth. Vaughan and -Mr. Hall) got to- . Surviving are two daughters, National Fire Code. He said this building and the council meetings will drag, May- ually been decreasing in the ments." "This Beadleston committee, gether after I left and changed Freneau Firehouse are in a di- or Mazza said: "Even though I :ownship, with all the increase The borough says that • addi- Mrs, Elizabeth Byrd, with whom The complaint was filed by things." Henry J. Lutz, Jr., combustibles among other things, endorsed lapidated condition. Ik at a slower pace, 1 like to n enrollment coming from the ional land is available in the »he made her homeland Mrs. "The meeting might not have -Ethel Johnson of Eatontown, inspector. proposal to give the governor Concerning school construction, ee things move fast," jorough." ownship — land which township greater authority In appointing been over when you left," me Mr. Boorman said that the re- The borough's answer Is that officials have indicated will be N. J.; a half-sister, Mrs. Martha Mr. LuU charged the firm mayor answered. With the move under way to Crummeil of Fair Haven, N. J,, with having one of the fire exit members to the Air Pollution gional school board has estab- his argument is not pertinent, used for industrial development, "f say the mayor has the right change the form of government g p leven grandchildren, 17 great- doors locked, allowing smoking Control Commission. The idea lished a forward-looking con- f behind' the recommendation is to apr»int all committees," added and the antagonism on the part The bill may even benefit the bringing new tax revenue." grandchildren, and nine great- in the building and not keeping struction program. However, he if some councilmen toward the great-grandchildren. several exit lights lit. that there should be more public Mr. Hall. suggested that the board con- members on the commission. After several minutes of angry :ity manager, coupled with the John H. McKenna, 94 Highland sider the eventual expansion of The funeral will be Tuesday verbal by-play between the may- atalyst of the normal intensity at 3 p.m. In the F. Leon Harris Ave., Leonardo, was fined $25 The U.S. Health Department the new Ravine Drive School, or and Mr. McGowan, Mr. Hall ' Long Branch politics; things Funeral Home, Red Bank, N. J. for creating a disturbance on has contended that New Jersey's now under construction, to serve moved to take the committees ay move fast indeed. Burial will be in White Ridge Vanderbilt Ave., on June 24. commission is too heavily another 200 pupils. issue until Tuesday. Cemetery, Eatontown, N. J. Magistrate Burke dismissed a weighted in favor of industry. Mr. McGowan said, "the same He said a land use survey of charge of violation of the town- thing could have been done with \he borough indicates that popula- Can Use Center THORNHILL DIES ship's liquor control ordinance. tion growth in that area will re lg!?6jJ-»Eain.'J-P».ff.'. er Claude Martin Thorn-hill, 56 Mrs Drive building at a later date. OCEANPORT—Borough Coun- The bar had been charged with MJWVnS • I - Lynch this time voting yes died In his home Thursday after soon as the meeting was a< Otherwise, said Mr. Boorman, the cil last night agreed to the use The irt of commemorttion s varied and serving liquor after the 2 a.m. subtle. We should like to help m»» a heart attack. An arranger, com- Journed, Mrs. Lynoh and M board would have to assign ad- of the Community Center by th closing time by Patrolman Har- have helped so many others. Oar pnfes- poser and pianist, he conducted McGowan immediately left tt ditional students to either the Board of Education as an emer- old Reilly on June 11. MONMOUTH MEDICAL HARM SKXMI knowledge will cocractly gadt JM, one of the most popular of the Long Branch council chambers. Memorial School or the Cliffwood gency classroom next fall if it big name bands of the mid-1940s Patrolman' Reilly said the of- School in the township. is needed. It was said the board Mrjnimrnts fense ' occurred several minutes Mr. and Mrs. William Woolley, Intercepted by a reporter, w GUILD; JOHN VAN KIRK * SON asked her to pose for an organ Mr. Boorman also suggested must supply janitorial service and DEATH NOTICE alter the closing hour and recom- 735 Greens Ave,, Long Branch, that the regional board consider insurance needs and must ren- Headon • Corntr 741-ail* BOYJJAN — Madeline, nudflenJy, mended that the charge be dis- son, thi morning. ation picture, Mrs. Lynch ja 29, at Anaheim, CatifornU. for- s .nothing. re-locating a second planned ele- ovate if changes are needed foi Convwilini Ttrmi . 747-aJl ls' of Llnoroft and PhaJmx, N.J missed since it was a borderline Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parks, 74 Mr. McGowan flatly refuse mentary school In the Lloyd Rd., such use, ni wife of Edwnrii Boyjan. Her ise. Seventh Ave., Long Branch, Saturday, 2 p.m.. at Wordfn —stating he was "not interes area to the Freneau section. l Hnmf. Rpd Bank. Inlrrment, The tavern was represented by daughter, yesterday. Fal view CrCtmrteryt , MiddlptownMiddl . VVlsil u ed," and left. tinm st fuii«nU hnm*. Friday.' J.4, 7-9 Frederic Bagr, Red Bank attor- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobart, House Hunting! It's open sea- After the meeting, May< Sell Fast! The Dally Register p.m. w. ney. 17 Midway La., Eatontown, son in the Daily Register Classi Bahrs said Mr. McGowan wi Classified. fied 'now," daughter, yesterday, removed from the water a Mr. and Mrs. George Sico, 42 sewer and finance committee: Cottage PI., Long Branch, son, but will remain as police chaii The Adams Memorial Home Worden Funeral Home yesterday. man. FOR ANY OCCASION John E. Day Suee.iior to Mount Memorial Horn. 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK HONEY BEE FLOWERS FUNERAL HOME Day and Night Phone . . . RUSSELL T. HODGKISS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 464 BROAD STREET 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 747-0557 , SHREWSBURY 741-4020 C. SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 310 Broad Strut N. J. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. koliobl* Sine* 1M7 ROBERT F. Oppoilt* Molly Pitehar Inn BY WIRE ANYWHERE f. Name Not Told \State Menges, Baumgartner^^ Note THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, July- 2, 1905 — 3 (Continued) chairman, cited progress made by In Freehold Freehold Regional Picks his community under the state Given Post and federal programs. Using a Hit Rezoning Plans series of color slides, he demon- HOLMDEL - Who should de- What will best serve the interests In Oceanport Councilman to Become A New Superintendent cide the merits of industrial re- strated advantages to be gained of township residents? OCEANPORT — Borough Clerk 1 zoning of land south and east FREEHOLD - A new superin- chairman .of the personnel com by thorough planning for future "I strongly doubt that residents Harry Van Note last night was tendent for the Freehold Regional of Newstead Homes here— the mittee, said the original list development of a community. in south Holmdel are so incon-j named borough collector-treasur- High School District has been Township Committee or voters? Acting Postmaster 40 aspirants had been narrow, Advocating that municipalities siderate of their neighbors to er to replace George C, D. Hurley chosen by the Board of Educa- to two. plan for desirable changes and The question tusked of members the- north that they will put the who resigned, effective yesterday. F £ E E H O L D-Councilman K. Woolley and Fred Sanders on tion, but won't be named until a It had also been reported th; of the governing body last night limited economic benefit of in- Leonard Conway will quit politics the proJReynolds side and Tobais avoid undesirable ones, he urged Mr. Hurley has held the postj special meeting next Wednesday. one of the final men under coi by Republican committee candi- dustrializing that land above the today to become the borough's Mayer and Carl Vanderveer as local officials to take advantage six years. He replaced his father, The Daily Register was told by! sideration was Frank L. Wei date William H. Menges and interests of the residents adjoin- acting postmaster. But he will! anti-Reynoldsites — and probably of many agencies available to George CD. Hurley, Sr., who Individual board members last heimer, superintendent of Wall his primary election running^ ing it. leave behind Democratic party won't agree. help preserve open space. held the tax post here for many night: wick schools and a former a; •mate Warren E. Baumgartner. wounds which may open the way| Spotlighting a problem in this "The cost of dispersing traffic! yg'a^s" Mr. May«r is president of the distant superintendent here. for at least two Republican elec- "I'm pledged to secrecy until township, Mr. Roggeman re- The Young GOP leaders pro- from plants constructed there will newly-formed John F. Kennedy Mr. Weinheimer, it was learni Mr. Van Note was named bor- tion victories next fall without op- le deal is completed;" "no com- marked that during Raritan's pose that the governing body, at nullify much of the tax to be re- Democratic Club. He said he sees yesterday, since has removec ough Clerk New Year's Day to] lent untii Wednesday;" and, "I planning there was excellent co- its meeting Monday,'July 19: ceived from these ratables." he position. no possibility for a united party himself from consideration, a replace former clerk William P. I can'ca t be telling you things they operation between the Board of —Scrap the zone code revi- contends. In moving from Borough Hall effort behind any Democratic can- cision which prolonged th Fleckner, who resigned at that] (the other board members) want Education and. the Recreationsion as it now stands. Mayor's View to the Post Office, Mr. Conway is didates unless they repudiate Mr. board's examinations beyond th time. Mr. Van Note said his to keep under their hats." Corrimission. —Reintroduce it, deleting indus- Mayor Poole, prefacing his resigning as a councilman and as Reynolds or the latter removes date when Mr. Frisbie was name will be on the November trial rezoning of the disputed reply with the comment that he Democratic nominee for mayor. himself. ,The latter observation ca.... leave. John A. Fitzsimmons, commis- ballot to continue in the new from Dr. Jacob Lewis, Freehold acreage adjoining Newstead. is not opposed to the referendum In the interim. Dr. John W sion chairman here, pressed for post. With the party's local execu- The chairman said he expects Borough, board president. establishment of better relations —Put the question of rezoning told The Register: tive committee deadlocked at sev- that his ouster will be the price Gleasoji, principal at the centra of that land before the voters in Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr. "I can't evsn tell you if there's Freehold Regional High Schoi between the two corresponding j "I don't think every controver- en to seven over the leadership demanded for unity. going to be a meeting, or what a referendum. commended, the work of Mr. Hur- building here, is acting superii units in Holmdel. sial issue need be placed on a of Abe Reynolds, it appeared it "I am happy to step down any- may happen," he added, "because —Begin action toward adoption ley, who is leaving the borough. tendent. In a series of proposals he re- referendum. There should be won't be able to agree on replace- time the committee can elect I'll be away and won't take part of an official township map, At Wednesday's conferene iterated one previously made to other ways to solve problems. ments for Conway in either capac- someone who will take over in in the meeting." giving consideration to use of board members also talked wil the school board. "I realize it is often political ity and that Republicans seek-, the best interests of the Demo- the disputed iand as either rec- Man Injured The board conducted its final representatives of Radey an Reading from the commission's suicide to propose unpopular ing the posts in November will cratic party," he said. , Interview Wednesday night with reational or residential. measures, but then, we knew win by default. Radey, Camden, architects fc 1965 Comprehensive Recreation "But I would not demean myself candidates for the post resigned Commenting on a proposal that when we sought public of- In Accident the district's third high schoo Plan, Mr. Fitzsimmons said that For Republican incumbentj to compromise with that group by Kenneth M. Frisbie. Mr. made- at Monday night's public fice. We were elected to make LONG BRANCH — Ellas B. Board members said no delan- d to be purchased for the Mayor Frank E. Gibson it would (the seven committeemen against .Frisbie, after 10 years in borough cision has yet been reached o: proposed intermediate school and hearing on the ordinace by Pat decisions. Ellison of 385 Lake St., Oakhurst, and regional school top adminis- mean election to his third term. him.) whether to build the proposed 1 land for future expansion should P. Posada, Jr., Recreation Com- "This ordinance is a Planning was listed in fair condition today trative posts, quit effective A $10,500 Post 650 pupil school on school-ownei be paid for by the board. Thismission vice chairman and Demo- Board proposal, recommended by in Monmouth Medical Center Asked if he would hold to that Wednesday to return to the class- Mr. Conway's appointment to property in Manalapan or Mai\ is what he read: cratic candidate for Township our planning consultants and by here, suffering from multiple rib position even if the party could room. the $10,500 postal job, to succeed bora townships. Committee, Mr. Baumgartner had the Monmouth County Planning fractures received yesterday not then put up candidates for "The remaining areas should retiring Vernon Statesir, came as Starting later this month, he A topography study is bein this to say: Board. We must balance these morning in a two-car accident at mayor or for election to fill the be procured by Green Acres ap- a surprise, He has been an active! will join the faculty of the Uni- made of the Manalapan site — "I think Green Acres purchase recommendations against the pos- Norwood and Hollywood Aves. Conway vacancy in November, plication, thereby substantially! candidate for it for more than a versity of Maine. His salary was one is already in hand for Mar! of the land for recreation pur- sible discomforts to a certain Mr. Ellison was a passenger he replied: reducing, total land cost to the year, but the tight Democratic $15,09 a year here. boro—and a site selection is Holmdel taxpayer. poses is a good idea. I thought number of our residents." in a car being driven east on "Positively." 1 party situation had indicated no Two weeks ago, Irving Eggert, pected to be made at the board so two months ago when we had Hollywood Ave. by Lilith Poison, "To insure perpetuity of good Committeeman Vincent J. Ma- choice would be made for some As chairman, Mr. Reynolds has Colts Neck, vice president and regular meeting July 12. the concept included in our 27, of 485 Cedar Ave., West Long relationships between the board neri, defeated by Mr. Menges in time. no vote in committee business be- (Young Republican) platform." the primary, contended that a Branch, who was driving on a cause he is not a member and and the commission, we recom- Rep. James J. Howard, taking Mr. Baumgartner, referring to referendum "would take the learner's permit. Miss Poison the committee has no bylaws au- mend that an agreement be the cue from Mr. Reynolds and another statement made Monda; Township Committee off the hook, was treated at Monmouth Medi- thorizing the chairman to break Student Parking Problem drawn . . . relative to. state committeeman Paul Kier- night, continued: but I'm not certain what it would cal Center for multiple contu- lies. "Facilities to be. utilized by nan, submitted Mr. Conway's do for the residents of Newstead. sions. each party. "Of course 244 residents do not name and postal authorities ap- Mr. Mayer said Councilman Again Confronts Council constitute a majority of the vot- "I'm still in the process of The driver of the other car, Conway's appointment was "no "Calendar of days and time Jules A. Saltzman, 22, of 376pointed him Wednesday. He will NEW SHREWSBURY - Coun Board hearing transcript, only re ers, but I feel they represented weighing comments made at the take over from Mr. Statesir this shock." cilman Robert F. Henck, with that facilities can be used. West End Ave., here, who was cently available, and the Zonin a cross section of this township. hearing. Adoption of the ordi- morning. "I had predicted," he added, Councilman Daniel J. Arnold, "Leadership requirements. proceeding north on Norwood 'Board's reversal of the Plannin There were also petitions present- nance requires a lot more "that he would not be our candi- member of a committee appoim Ave., was not hurt. Just a week ago, Mr. Statesir, | Board decision, "Damage control measures. ed bearing 750 signatures. thought. I'll consider the possi- date come Election Day. He's ed by Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr, postmaster for 10 years, said he Final adoption of an ordinanc "Overhead charges. "If the committeemen are sin- bility of a referendum." Patrolman Anthony J. Gervo- a good man and I wish him well. to meet representatives of thi hadn't received word whether his appropriating $13,900 and authc Joint planning of new schools jcerely interested in learningg how Committeeman Harry D. Pitch- lino investigated and did not is- (Aloyious) Sam Crawford would Monmouth Regional Board retirement would take effect on rizing issuance of bonds or note, and new public recreation areas." 'ththe majority of residents feel er maintains the question is one sue a summons. have been my choice, but that's Education on the ever-presen schedule. And Mr. Reynolds said to finance improvements to Gar they should have no objection t thaf must be decided by the com- the way it goes." student parking problem, sail The commission plan, contain- he didn't expect that any of the den PI. was delayed until thf putting the question to a refer- mittee, not by the voters. last night the school board wouli ng recommendations for the political aspirants would be Mr. Crawford, vice chairman July 15 Council meeting. Coun endum." "At this point," he said, "it not meet on the question. Several governing body and the Planning named right away. of the local committee, so far is cil wishes to consider bids for th< Question of Interests (the 'referendum) cannot be a Rumson Man attempts to make a date havi Board, divides the township into But Mr. Howard, whose preroga- the biggest loser in the party work before adopting the mea Mr. Menges offered these com- subject for discussion. Use of the failed, he added at a Borougi four areas. It spells out approxi- tive it is to recommend postmas- struggle. sure. ments: land is a matter that must be de- Council meeting. mate acreage that should be Is Fined ter appointments, decided to He had been the beneficiary of Stavola Contracting Co., Inc. o "There is not just a question cided by the Township Commit- designated in each area for open RED BANK — John J. Connett, move quickly,. A permanent ap- appointments as a chemical test He introduced an ordinance al- Hamilton Rd. was awarded a con here of best use of the land tee." space and recreation purposes. 2 North St., Rumson, last night pointment is subject to a Civil iupervisor for the state Racing ready approved by the State De- tract for road materials on i Democratic Committee- Planners are urged by the com- was fined $80 for Improper dis- Service test but the congressman Commission at Monmouth Park partment of Law and Public Safe- low bid of $3,611. No award wa man James H. Ackerson declined mission plan to enforce an ex- play of license plates on his car. may pick from among the three and Freehold Raceway, earning ty establishing a two-hour park- made on two identical bids fo to comment, "now, or in the fu- sting measure calling for sub- Bookmakim with the highest grades. $2,300 a year extra income. ing limit between 8 a.m. and 1,890 tons of bituminous concret ture.". Magistrate Francis X. Kennelly dividers to dedicate .033 acres to Mr. Gibson has 30 days to at- p.m. Monday through Friday or paving material. This require- Associate Young Republican imposed a $55 fine on Robert E. Mr. Reynolds removed his :he township for each residential tempt to fill the vacancy caused Cloverdale Cir., Meadow Dr., am ment will be readvertised, bids t Admitted By Committeeman Edwin Liebenow White of 34 Stevens Ave., New name from consideration for Southern Dr. ' unit to be constructed. Such dedi Shrewsbury for driving without by Councilman Conway's resigna- these jobs this year, however, be submitted July 15, cated lands would be used for agreed with Mr. Menges and Mr. Residents on the three street Baumgartner, and said:" his license or registration. tion. He might propose the names after Mr. Crawford took up sides have complained that Monmouth A letter of resignation from recreation. Oceanport Man Robert Hostler of Borden Ave., of either of the two Republicans against the chairman and made Patrolman Edward J. Holden, The plan recommends that the "It would be one way to get Regional students driving FREEHOLD - Angelo J. Sa-a picture of how the people feel. Asbury Park, was fined $20 forrunning for council in November, a strong pitch for the postmas- school have blocked the thorough- five year veteran of the polic. governing body expedite proposed lerno, Belmar Ave., Oceanport, leaving a disabled car on a Anthony Smith or John Thomp- tership. force, was accepted with regret land purchases for recreation I would certainly go along with fares by leaving their cars park- pleaded guilty before Monmouth borough street overnight, and fl} son, but it is probable either The chairman contends that he Mr.. Holden advised Council hi purposes and submit applications it. This (rezoning) is a big de- ed on both sides all day. County Judge Thomas J. Smith for parking it on the wrong side would be rejected by the four made a commitment to Mr. Con- intends to further his education ?or Green Acres funds. cision and apparently at least 25 Public hearing of the ordinance yesterday to bookmaking Feb. of the street, and James H. Gaf- Democrats who hold a political way for support after Mr. Craw- with a view to taking a law de- James J. Truncer, park plan- per cent of the residents are op- was set for Aug. 5. 2, in Long Branch. frey of Fair Haven Rd., Fair! majority on the council. ford said he also would support gree, ner for thefifounty Recreation posed to it." According to Adm. Andrew G Salerno also has been indicted Haven, received a $15 fine for Disagreement Seen the councilman. Later when Mr. Commission, told the group that Mr. Posada declined to specu- Shepard, tax assessor, the Re-Councilman Francis L. Coope. for possession of lottery slips on late on a referendum. He said driving with an obstructed rear, After 30 days, the Democrats Crawford bid for the job himself, ; the county hopes to some day g onal Board refuses to, permit voted against the motion to ac the same occasion and has view and a suspended $15 fine would have a chance. But they Mr. Reynolds said "he took a provide a park and recreation that the possibility remains that student parking on school ground: oept with regret. "I don't approw pleaded innocent. That count wil: For driving on the sidewalk. are divided two to twO-iFrank 'gamble and be knew it." program for all areas In Mon the committee will voluntarily on the theory that driving to of the motion as worded," b be dropped at time of sentencing, mouth. He said that plans are delete the controversial portion school makes poor scholars. said. "I would just accept the July 30. well on the way to provide a pro- of the code revision. "I think the theory is un | resignation." Oscar J. Wright, 18th Ave., gram that will "be among the warranted," he said. "Some ol Wall Township, pleaded guilty to He would not comment further best." the kids who drive to school are possession of lottery slips Feb. Mr. Henck announced that the Committeemen Harry D. Pitch on the honor roll." 18 in Wall Township. He will be written examination for the post ir and Vincent J. Maneri urged Dr. Samuel E. Furman, a den- sentenced July 30. of probationary patrolman will be :ommiss!oners to select the sites tist, of 929 Sycamore Ave. will In other cases before Judge held Aug. 14 at 10 a.m. in Tinton :hat they recommend for recrea- have to build a five-unit profes- Smith: Falls School. ion areas and submit these se sional building or nothing at al A jury acquitted William Pur- On recommendation of Police ections to both the Planning on a three-acre site on Sycamore year, Springwood Ave., Asbury Chief James A. Herring, Mayoi Board and the committee. Mayor Ave. adjacent to the Garden State Park, of breaking and entering Lemon appointed Patrolman A Alfred-C. Poole cautioned against Parkway.' Robert Gant, a two-year veteran Nat's Jeweler's, Broadway, Long, permitting the issue to become Branch, Nov. 4, and aiding and A resolution introduced by to the grade of patrolman sec wlitical. Councilman Herbert L. Willett, 3d ond class; and'Patrolman Charlei abetting the theft of three watches wag adopted prohibits issuance ol K. O'Connor, who is completing worth $450. a building permit for the project his first year on the force, tt Fred Jackson, Myrtle Ave.. unless it is built according to the rank of patrolman third class Rumson Entry Neptune, pleaded guilty to break- original specifications in a useBoth promotions, approved bj ing and entering the Jewelry variance granted the dentist in council, are effectvie July 1. shop and stealing the watches. He D* D* K March by the Zoning Board. Is Probed will be sentenced July 30. Mr. Henck announced tha. Mr. Willett explained that Dr RUMSON - Police are ln-1Anthony C. Gagliano, Newark, under the rating system devised Furman now wants to erect only "estigating a breaking and enter- pleaded guilty to breaking and by Chief Herring and Police Sgt. a single-unit structure, com ing and attempted theft of entering the Jersey Freeze Fred J. Garrabrandt. Patrolman pletely different from the original rhiskey and a typewriter from Drive In, Rt.9 traffic circle, Gant scored 144.5 and Patrolman it's - what?" plan. The Planning Board grant- he Rumson Yacht Basin, First Freehold Township, Sept. 6, 1964, O'Connor 136. ed site plan approval of the ve. and stealing $21 cash and $110 •mailer project, the councilman "A score of 120 is average," he The breaking and entering was worth of cigarettes. Sentencing K'ssogoodit'sguaranteed. caid, despite the fact that the said. "It's a real pleasure to ad- discovered at 2:35 this morning was set for July 16. You'll like this bread or variance was granted on the basis vance these men." when Capt. James Shea, on rou- Willie Lee Johnson, Colts Neck you'll get your money back. of the five-unit building. Mr. Henck also announced thai ne patrol, noticed a man carry- Township, pleaded guilty to steal- Delectable with meals... Mr. Willett, a Planning Board five owners at unfenced swim- ing an electric typewriter across ing $461 from John Fieramosca, member, voted against the apmin- g pools in the borough will be the yacht basin's parking lot. owner of Colonial Farms, Rt. 537, delightful f orsnacks. (Ideal proval. notified by police that they have The man dropped the type- Colts Neck Township, Oct. 13, for toast and sandwiches, Council agreed unanimously to until a week from Sunday to get writer and fled when he saw the 1964. He will be sentenced July of course.) FULL SIZE postpone continuance of its hear- them fenced according to theolice officer. 30. ing on the Planning Board's de- iwimming pool ordinance. Police found 16 bottles of Mrs. Carol Gllnsman, 24 Mon- nial of site plan approval for the hiskey, taken from the bartan, a Ave., Port Monmouth, Duncan Thecker Associates con- in a small boat tied at the dock. pleaded guilty to neglecting her JANE PARKER crete batching plant on Hamilton cigarette vending machine in two children, aged 4 and 2, June FAMILY BATH HOUSE Rd. Court Orders he bar also had been broken 17, in her home. She will be WHITE Councilman Lawrence J. Kirk ito, police said. sentenced July 30. BREAD moved to continue the hearing Police said they had not yet until Aug. 5 to give councilmen M) Be Paid Ietermined whether (he boat 6e- Sell Fast! The Daily Register] snged at the yacht basin. Classified. time to consider the Planning I ml lijiAlLon. cftA iffice building,, from which the | FREEHOLD — A Judgment ypewriter had been taken, and Decorating Problems for $8,500 has been ordered by he bar was gained by breaking | Superior Court Judge Elvin R. Jndows, polioe said. Simmil! in favor of a Freehold Fair Haven polioe assisted theji Disappear ... at Sterling! girl injured when she was struck >cal department in a vain search || I by a car Slid of her father for ir the culprit. Our talented decorator staff is always on hand to take the Capt. Shea and Patrolman II MIN. medical expenses. uncertainty out gf decorating . . . and put the pleasure The award in favor of Colette John Gaynor head the Investiga- II iheehy, 7, and David Sheehy, 62 in! Consultations are available without obligation . . . SEASON Hull Ave., Freehold, was against whether you're planning lo purchase one piece or do an House Hunting! It's open sea-11 the driver, Conover Anderson, entire home. Come in for your free decorator consultation No Charge For Children 5 and Under ir., Freehold. Of the ward, $5,- son in the Daily Register Olassi-| 500 is for the child's injuries and led now. . . . soon ! $3,000, for expenses. Colette was struck while cross ing Brinckerhoff Ave., at Kiawah !\ve., Freehold, Oct. 4, 1962. Wil- FUEL OIL iam D. McGovern, Freehold, attorney for the Sheehys, M. HEADQUARTERS Raymond McGowan, Shrewsbury, or Mr. Conover. Large Soviet Space Sea Bright Bathing Pavilion (Elliott's) Experiment Reported DELIVERED TO y BOCHUM, Germany .(AP) - YOUR HOME WITH ?he Bochum Observatory re- AUTOMATIC "Private Club" 65,456 of your neighbors. ported today hearing ' signals from what it believes is a "targe PERSONAL CARE Soviet space experiment." It said Call Today! Just South of Sea Bright-Rumson Bridge that apparently .two space craft or satellites were in orbit close FREE ESTIMATES together. ' FURNITURE The observatory said that af- Phone 842-9876 cr noting the second orbit of OIL DELIVERY 140 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. he craft it still was not able INCORPORATED tIMLiBSOTBANUBSEOANKK :o say if the experiment was I HIMIKT ST. MB »ANK|| 747-4000 NO DAILY ADMISSION inuarr cOMSMMr manned or unmanned. 741-0*10 II. _ _ •—mmm 1 •—•-=-- Successful OeiANMNT ••:ii Investing LONG IRANCH WEST LONG BRANCH Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR I DEAI ew Jersey l\lational There is an element of risk in Q) "I am a young man with OCEAN TQWNSH . • good Job and like to speculat any such obligation; otherwise in the market. I own 200 Wichita they would not offer an 8 per A3IURY PARK EitablUhael lilt River Oil; 50 Edo Corp.; 50 Pa-cent yield, which is far above the going rate. I myself would percraft; 25 American Safet; OCEAN GROVE .(Formirty Aibury Park k Octan &rev« Bank and Equipment and 25 Pacific Tin be inclined to avoid this type of investment, which is not only dif- Ntw Janty Truit Company of Long Branch) : Consolidated. Should I retain NEtTUNE these stocks or switch, and it so,ficult to appraise, but sometimes '*?! will you recommend some alter- unmarketable as well. natives?" R- D- A) Please let me say, withou giving offense, that I am very Price Rally much opposed to speculation by the untrained investor. It very rarely pays off over a period of Continues On years and sometimes results in serious impairment of capital in a really "bad market. Wall Street NEW YORK (AP) - The stock Your stocks are not wholly market, moving at a leisurely THE ONLY MAJOR BANK without attraction. Wichita River pace, yesterday extended its ral- Oil, a rather deficit-rid/3-30; fancy heavy weight (47 Bayuk CIS 13 •» Nat Steel . lbs min) 31-32^; medium (40 lbsBell A How 29 NY Centra! Bendlx 48* Nla M Pa' OFFICERS DIRECTORS average) 28-39; smalls (36 ibBetsh Steel 35 "A No Am Av, STATEMENT OF CONDmON BoelnK Nor Pac average) 20-21. . : Rorden 68><, Nwst Alrlln MICHAEL F. ARACI . 4V,', Norwich Ph JAMES R. IAREOUR Browns: Extra fancy heavy Burg Warn 4SH Oulb Mar Viea Praiidtnr *nd C«iM*r la as ef JiiM 30. 1965 Ctiairmtn of the leard•--•• . — Brunswk 8M Owem 111 Charge ef AJminiitratien weight (47 Ibs min), 36^-37'/2; Bucy Eri» Pan Am 1 Bulova 1ST* LOUIS J. IAREOUR fancy medium (41 lbs average) Burl In-l param Plct 65»i Penney, JC MARTIN L. lAILlY _ Executive Vice President 28'/$-29i4; fancy heavy weight Cut. JI Pa Pweil RESOURC ES (47 lbs min) 35-36; smalls (36 lbsCate, r Trae 42'i Pa. HR Aiilitant Ctihiar and Mani|«r Cefaness 774 Pepnlco Ocmtn Townihip Office §., SIDNEY W. UNDER average) 20-2f. Chei A Oh 67>,i Ferkln Elm TS<4 Caifi tni Dua from'Bankt _.._. Chrysler 46>4 Pllar Certified Public Accountant titles gv 784 Phil El JAMES R. IARIOUR !oca Cola Phlll Prt U. S. Sovtrnmtnt Bondi 14,159,396.09 HENRY F. IURFIIND Bnai Brith Sets 'olg Pal Pit 8lee) •P. Chairman ef tha Board ef Diraeten Cotttm GH 48'i 51K Captain, U. S. Navy, Retired Corn! Bolv Plib Sv E4O UK September Meeting 3fl'i Pullman LOUIS J. URIOUR ' Inveitmerrt Securities ; 12,417,041.55 Con Ertls Pure Oil Cont Can 4414 Exacutiva Vica Praiidanl JAMES B. CARTON, JR. RED BANK -. The Regional 4974 RCA . 2 Collataral Loans ... 17,487,650.14 Coop Bet" Keadtnr Co Attorney; Carton, Nary, Witt Advisory Board of the Anti-Def- Corn Pd Repub St] SI ROMRT M. IIATTII and Arvanitii - '- ' Corning O 1% Rcvlon 15"4 Loam and Discount! . 9,027,932.50 amation League of Bnai Brith Cm ZeU 188 Reya Met Assistant Caihiar and Managar will meet at tne Seaside Motel "Iruc Stl 52 Rey Tob , Daal Offic. . CARLCASRIEL iurtlit Wr Rob ControJe Bond* and Mortgagee 15,077,119.20 and Tower in Atlantic City from Deere St Jol Lead 4011 Attorney at Law Dell * Hud niRF. IIIL Sept. 17 to 19, Jrving B. Zeich- Dent .Sup St Res Pmp Banking HOUJM _...... 920.308.SO Sears Roeb Vic. Praiidaiit and UOYD. P. CHRISTIANSON • ner, president of the MonmouSl DittlR Alrc 3i Shell Oil Dnw Chem 25* Sinclair Asiiifant fo fh* Prtstdtnt Furrtirur* tni Fixrurat .. 244,7o2.4» Preitdant, Electronic . Lodge, announced today. Dresa Ind 37% Smith, AO Dupimt 70i/. ,Ati«e!atti, Inc. Socony WILLIAM M. RLOOR Daniel Gallop, Little Silver, nut] Lt !34»i Sou Pao 29 Oth«r Aisah •.. „.. 5O5.648.9J has been appointed chairman of East Knd 32'i Sou Ry Aiiiitant Cashitr and Mtnta.tr MORRIS CINNAMON Eml John 7»", Sperry RJ • the ADL Committee for the RedBrie Lack Std Brand 14 Octan Grov* Offiet TOTAL __._ $11,110,919.43 ..Certified Public Accountant! Fl restono Stcl nil Cal IS Rudolf, Cinnamon * Ctlifafe Bank area. Other program chair- FMO Cp - Strt Oil NJ EDWARD C. IROIftt men selected for the Leadership Ford Mot studebahejr 78!4 Gen Accept 6.1'J Texaco • 691.4 Trui* Officer , JOHN W. FLOCK Institute of the Northern New Gen Cigar 52% Tex G Bui 78% Pretident; John W. Fleclt Gen Pynam 13% 19»S LIAIILITIir Jersey Council Include Charles Gen Elec 35% Textron 77* ROBERT D. BROWN - Funerel Home ' Tldewat oil 63 id Bernstein, Atlantic Highlands; Gen Fds 38% Transimer Auiirant Caihiir i Gen Motors K\ Un Carblda M'i Common 3f*«k ..$ 1,952,905.00 Murray Orbach; Little Silver; Gen Pub Ut 73% •EORSR J. PREDIRICKS G Tcl*El I/O Puc 'l"' Morris Westerman and Bernard M% Un TanK C 80% FRED HUNSDORFER Surplus 3,247.095.00 Preiident, Keator Propeftiti, Int. • Gen Tire 3714 Unit Alrc Ga Pao Cp 38>£. . Ai.iitant Viet Pr.j!d»»r Hoffman, Red Bank; Arthur 1 30«4 Unlteil' Cp JOHN C *IORDANO Gillette US Linn 51 >4 Undividad Profit* 1,115,329.96 Siegfried, Middle-town, and Lau-Glen Alft US Plywa • AHemty; Giordano t Giordano rence Sternfeld, FaSr Haven. Goodrich 33H US Rub lit H. CTANLEY JOLINI Goodyear 35% *R»tarvM _.. 1,580,075.90 Grace Co HH US Smelt ' Aiant Vic. MAURICE ORUIER , Monmouth Lodge was a par-Gt A«P 57% US Bteel Greyhound 50-H Walworth Unearned Incoma and Inveitmtnt Coumtlor ticipant in the recent convention Warn B Plo 98',i ROIERT L KIN& Gull on Wn Un Tel of District Grand Lodge at Ki-Hamm Pap S* 48»J Auditor and Comptroller Otttr Liabilitie-i . ... 494,487,07 IRON HESS _. ' •• •, Hire Pdr Wests m S',4 amesha Lake, N. Y., which fea- 111 Cent lnd S3 While Mot 15% Preiident, Hen Oil * Ch.nfleal Corp. Woolwth, 30% tured Gov. Hughes*of New Jer-Ing Rand Xerox Cp '" CHARLES T. MacLAIH Dapositt . ... 72,449,026.50 Int Bus Men 46412 U U% PHILIP H. ISELIN sey and Goy. Tcranton of Perm-,Int Harv M Ynstt BhftT -30«4 Vie* Prejidtnr and Int Nick 84. 2814 Aniitant Truit Offleer' : , TOTAL .. $81,110,919.43 sylvania as" speakers. Seymour Int Piiper 3DH 144% Corwin, Little Silver, headed the <0>i IRVING NEWMAN CHARLES E. JONES local delegation. ' Attorney at law '"" *Thit rn*rv* is •ntiraJy.'available for tht afctorption JOHN P. KIELY ROY H. OLSEN of any loan lott*t that may develop in tha futurayind Preildent, J. f. Kltly Centtructlen Ce. Atiiitant Caihltr ' LbCAL SECURITIES has been sat aiida out of a^cumulatacLprofitrby rha Preiident, Thomei Procter Company' '' Quotations from NASD st approximately 3:00 p.m. Bids are Inter- FRANCIS RINSLHIN Beard of Director! under a formula approvod by tha KINSIY N. MERRITT •"•' . dealer prices. Prices identified by * are Inter-dealer asked prices. Vice Praiidtnt, Ntphin* Office v United States Treasury Department and Internal Rev- . Preiidtnt, Emaritui, Ocean Sreva Cemp Meeting Auoelation ' Inter-dealer quotations do not include retail markup, markdown or AlBIRT C. ROHLFS enue Service. commission. Other asked prices have been adjusted upward' to . Afiiitanf Vice Preifdant and THOMAS NICOL Preiident, Thomei Nicol Co., Inc. Include approximate markup. Managar Inttallmtnt lean Dtpt. HELEN A. SCHUMAN OFFICES WALTER READE, JR. BANKS Auiittnr Caihiar Chairman of the Board, . ASBURY PARK ...... 308 Main Street .. Walter Reade-Srerllna, l«e. EUERY C. SCOTT : Wv. Asked WILLIAM H. SULLIVAN Belmar-Wall National 3.00 Trui* OHic.r DEAL Norwood Ave. at Campbell Ct. Preiident, Shore Get ( Oil, Inc Central Jersey Bank' 11 Eatontown National Bank P. DONALO S9UILUNTE LONG BRANCH ...... '. 174 Broadway JOSEPH THUMMESS " Farmers & Merchants ' ' • • A.ilitant Vice Preiident and Preiident and Chief Executive.Officer First Merch. Nafl Bank .25 plus Btk. ' (x) Manager Wnt Long Branch Office) NEPTUNE ...I Corlies Ave. at Atkins. DR. WILLIAM*. VAN NOTE First National Bank of Spring Lake JOSEPH THUMMESS President, Monmouth College First National Bank of Toms River (x) 25% Praiident and Chief Executive Offleer OCEAN GROVE v._ Main Ave. First State Ocean County 1314 OCEAN PORT 346 Ocaanport Ave. DR. ALEXANDER VINEIURO Keansburg-Middietown ' 1.40 WINSTOM 6. WATTS " . / Optomttrlit Monmouth County National* (xx) .18 6% Aitittant Caihiar N. J. National Bank OCEAN'TOWNSHIP Sunset Ave. at Hwy. 35 DAVIP A. WERILIN Ocean County National SAMUEL J.ZIEGLER. JR. Preiident, "JETS", Gotham Peoples National, Keyport 3.00' Vice Pieiident and Tru»t Officer WEST LONG BRANCH ... Locust Ava. at Wall St. Footbell Club, Inc, People National Bank of Lakewood- • «•• Sea Bright National " . 1.25 Trust Co. of Ocean County n INDUSTRIAL Alkon Industries ADVISORY COMMITTEE Brockway* DAVID H. AITIRMAN EVERETT T. CAUPPMAH THOMAS r. WHY JOSEPH ». MCCARTHY IIRNARD PISKOI Family Circle D.D.S. 1 JOSEPH WARDILL Laird • •• .Retiree Preiident, Norwood Vice President, Retlrtd ". Meyer, Twp. of Neptune; Monmouth Capital - (x) MARTIN L COHN III ' Diirrlbutert FRANCIS E. IIERSTADT Themai Procter Co. Prei. Werdelli Dairy, Inc. Monmouth Electric Colonel, U. S, Army, Vice Preiident, ROY C. PARSONS % JOHN >. REILLY Monmouth Park* Retired Joieph F. Stain, Inc. ' Retlrtd . HARVEY I. WARDILL N. J. Natural Gas* (x) Cash xiy, DANIEL RRUMAN Mtyor, Ocean Townihip ban. Mqr. end Ant. Sac. Rowan . • - - - - -•--•- • 20 RICHARD P. •IEEONS HOWARD W. BROWN ' Managtr, Ocean Grov* HENRY H. PATTIIBOH Monmouth Park Jockey Club Spiral Metal 1'/* Retired JOHN P. nOCRFIKH U. S.- Homes - 20 Camp Matting'Allocation Praiident,, Seaboard Service Attorney at Ltw Medical Doctor EDWARD WILSON Walter Reade • Sterling Meyor, Ooeenport Winslow Tel. Member Federal Roierva Syitem] Member Federal Depoilt Imurtnce Corp, (z) Divided (xx) Kuj Stock \ TOE DAILY REGISTER FrM*y, July 2, 196S — S

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, ' Th« Register welcome* fetters from Its readers, provided ; they amtain sigMtture, addreu and telephone number. Letters should be ttalted to JOO word*. Endorsements of political can- didates or commercial products are not acceptable. [at Out « Matawan Library Question

1 74 South Muuin Av«. East Orange, N. J. To the Editor: I have just received a copy of the editorial "Matawan irary Question" from your June 16 paper which prompts to a reply. < and Enjoy life ', The Board of Trustees and Rothines Associates, library consultants, entered into an agreement on March 1, 1964. to produce a library survey which would anticipate the needs and growth of library service for the Joint Matawan Public Li- at this sign 10/ ,, brary and make recommendations for the steps to be taken to develop a proper library service to meet these needs. As 'part of the agreement, existing Master Plans were to be pro- 'vided, or saving that, contact was to be made with the Master Flamekss Electric Cooking Planners to make certain thafthe recommendations of site 'fell within the land use recommendations of the planners. ' The library consultants had to make contact with the planners which contact was maintained during much of the base study as made. The consultants were informed that It tells you the food is cooked neither planner had actually started work since neither of had received actual retainers and that at least in one the clean, healthful, appetizing ie the planning was contingent on receipt of planning grants. letheless, the library consultants kept in contact with both planners and after eight months were finally able to get a .compatible map showing the true relationship of both town- If yea enjoy good food, cooked !t» GeUJM^ ,fhip and borough. - In the interim, the consultants were carrying out their modem way possible, the restaurant* and charge which was to provide the Library Board (the duly ap- luncheonettes luted below merit your pointed governing body of the Matawan Public Library) with a necessary program which would take into consideration all patronage. They have invested in electxfo standards, would consider the possible availability of library cooking*, and other modem electric instruction grant funds, and service grant funds and would provide the joint communities with the essential library serv- in order to be able to qualify under ffia ; ice needed. ' Beddy Kilowatt program. They are) The board was assigned to set policy for a public library which in its current 800 square feet of space had never been to display the symbol of this program ' capable of serving the library needs of the community. The as evidence that they are using the QMt structure Itself as "more than 60 years of age and was never designed for the purpose to which it was put, nor capable of keeping up witb the library needs which have been growing for years. If the board had not conducted Its study, it would preparation and customer comfort ,ve been grossly negligent in its duties as set down in N.J", itatutes Annotates. It also had no way of expecting that the With flamelesselectri c eooHnffy^ laster Planners would go into their area of concern, nor that they would turn out more than the standard plan which con- that the natural quality of food is goattai cerns itself with recommendations of land use and reasoned Vegetables cooked to l'ttle or BO wataf, suggestions as to growth of the community, and setting up a suggested Capital Improvement Plan based on community retain their taste and vitamins,' recommendations of needs within that community, of which jiiiiim. i nl niliiifii (Infill i iiiilt the library in its need would be a significant candidate. There is some misunderstanding on the part of your re- porter as to government agency responsibilities and the over- all effect of master plans. Plans are juet that, suggestions of growth and a pointing out of direction. They are subject to BeaguestatfmeoftiieseiMtani8B(iaoQtii amendment and change based on the availability of the latest data and amenable to the expressed needs of the local citizens and taxpayers. They are a sign of enlightened growth and de- velopment and a definite bona fide of the governing body's recognition of its responsibilities. In Matawan that Is a double responsibility because of the frequent cooperative develop- JCP*L MM ment of the two governmental units. True coordinated over- all planning would have been more possible if a single team had been assigned to do the total job. As it is, the two#W»« INVISTOMWNED tUCTRlC COHPMW* together will undoubtedly overlap and in both there wflfc'fee a recommendation for enlargement of the public library facility based on a professional public library study. Such a study has been provided by the Library Board and should be considered as a significant contribution of that legally constituted body RESTAURANTS to the proper growth and development of Matawan, borough and township. .., -. Sincerely yours, : ASBURYPARK Fl&RHAM PARK LONG BRANCH NETCONG SAYWVIUII 'HOKHAM PARK INN) 'lINDA'S CUFF HOUSE [JOSEPH'S liESTAUfAMT1, '" ' Harold L. Roth' AND ClAM BAH >' 119 CetnUoturnella , . ICO Srlghtei Avlrtue -•Urn, A f - V Natcong, Naw Janay] Rothines Associates IM-IOoJndAvarea tIflrham Park, Naw iaruy Wultnd,,tong Branch,NawJanay, . Aibury Pork, Naw Janey • . STEINBACH'S RESTAURANT. FREEHOLD NEW EGYPT J31 Cookhan Avcnu* .AMERICAN HOTEL MADISON TOWNSHIP Appreciation Aibury Park, New Jertay r 30 Eost Msln Straet ('AIDOT TASTY SHOP . Iraahold, N«w Jartay^^ CIARE4C01BYS1NN ' M Nor* Mo|n Straat ' VIUA PENZA RESTAURANT H0hw«y»4 3» ^K«w Egypt, Naw Jarwy BayviwrSchool PTA 23fl Cockmon A*anu» ,. (Modlun Towrahlp.Naw Janay Aibui¥•, bazar and kiddie karnival, book fair and teacher's treat, COlONlAi COFFEE SHOP TeauMfar, Naw Janay which were most successful. ND ESUBAESrA N POINT PLEASANT . HelmdalTurnplka MOUNTAIN UkES It has been a rewarding and enjoyable experience as BRIDGEVILIE 1 OCEAN BAY DINES HoW.I lewmlilp, Naw Jtnay' COlONIAl PANTRY CROSSROADS DINE* • Ioula«13J publicity chairman, thanks to your accurate coverage and I Romolna'sad f Folnl Plaaiant, Naw Janay - {tern Kvar. Naw JamV] •Outa4a ' [Mwnloln lokai, Naw Janay M eo-operatfon. • . ,J>rJ«gavJI>a,NawJ«»a)iJ KEYPORT W| Sincerely," . , , • ^E COTTAGE INM. POINT PLEASANT BEACH • , Dorothle jf, Trautweln . DOVER U9 Wart Fran) Slraet I Kaypon.NawJanay NEPTUNE FSAZEE'S SEA FOOD USTAURANt' i (Mrs. Frederick Trautweln) CENTRAl RESTAURANT HhJS&OAi WASHIMGTOML Publicity Chairman, 1964-1965 • , Nor* Sumx Slt«»l .' BONJOUR (ESTAUtANTj Point Plaaunt BaacK, Naw Janay ZIMMEBMASTS STEAK HOttSt • ' , * Dovar, Naw Janay lAMBERTVILlE .,; . Bayview School PTA Naptuna, Naw Jattay v¥ Janay' DON'S CHAR BROIt 'BUDDY WIUIAMS DRIVE-IN GDIDEN EAGLE SNACK SHOPj < ii No. Sulm Straal «oulaJ02 COlONIAl HOUSE COFFEE SHOPPE iatont Btach, Naw Jariay^ <0 West Front St., ' O^v*r, N*w Jirffy lomblrtvills, Naw Jariey Hh] Red Bank, N. J. To the Editor; FLEMINGTON LIVINGSTON --'WORT'S POUT ROCKAWAY WESTMILfOW) ••,. On behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary, Red .Bank Lodge-. DANFOBTH'S SNACK INN JDON'S DtlVE IN ,SEA FOOD RESTAURANT & BAR THEVIIiAGE ^IMBERlYHOUSif, ' U7.Mol»SI,Mt too* Oraiga Avanut > i HIjhwoyM tot Slraat laul.a , V : B.P.O. Ella No. 233, I wish to express sincere thanks and- llNJ NaplomrNawJanay 'Rcclmoy, Naw Janayi UdN^fc> ; appreciation tor the excellent newspaper coverage you have ^fjmjL** .—•"*"" "*'' "" ' ' '" "I'i'i »/liiiTiiminii' ' ratios throughout the 1964-65 season. . "c- Sincerely,... , • LUNCHEONETTES^ Mrs. Mark C. Bendon, Sr. Publicity Chairman ASBURYPARK " IAT0NT0WN HdPEWELL NEPTUNE CITY , SEA BRIGHT Rumson, N.J. THE MD ROOSTER . M & W SAIES COMPANY. INCj "(BROOKSIDEINN KlilY'S CORNER - DAIRYMAID To (he Editor! .1533 Sprlngwoad Avaflua MMaliyStraaa l 'Ctaan Avanu* * IOTM« Itad •-. ' .;' Alkury Potk, Niw Janay ' i, Naw Jan fHoiwwall.NawJanayl Sao SrtjM, NawJanay On behall of the Home and School Association, of the Edtonlown. ,NaeiuM lity^Nlaw Jinay) 3. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, I would like to (JTIWART'SDRIVE-IM; iTMDE WINDS UACH ClUB * express appreciation for the excellent coverage your paper BELFORD ILEMINGTON, . loul. 4915U IXSOc*mi*m,t { iHspawall.Niw Janay, NETCONG iSml.iahl, Naw Janay,. has given to our association over the past year. . 'STtWABT'S DRIVE-IN* KINGWOOD FREEZE] (NETCONG SWEET SHOP/ ! We would especially like to thank Mrs. Helens Moore ' . . • Hlghwo'y34 -" . loula 12 ' l.llorS, N.wJ.n.y Flamlngten, Naw Janay « Main Straat ; of your staff for her help and co-operation during the school LOCH ARBOUR Narcong, NawJanay' SUCCASUNNA ..year. ' ' . STEWART'S DRIVE-IN1. TONrs BELVIDERE . Hornet a & 202 ' /SHORE DAIRIES SNACKETTS , . twilalO Eleanor R. Haltom »n, Naw Janay, Main Siren tuccounra, NawJanay PAT'S POST OFFICE IUNCHROOM' . loch Arbogr, Naw Jamy OAKHURST Corresponding Secretary Mantliald Slriet WIENER KINS Btlvldera, New Jenty STEWART'S DRIVE-IN loolei 691202 Highway 35 MutriAvaiwi_ TOMS RIVER Fldmlngion, Naw Janay' Oakhunt, NawJanay ... , ' Middletown, N.J. MATAWAN 0UTCH HUT SYSTEMS, INC. Hlghwoy 37 & Hordanbrook Avanul i To the Edltort BRANCHVILIE . STEWART'S DRIVE-IN Tamt tlvar, Naw Jena/ JOHNNY'S SMOKE SHOP FRANKLIN • ,8outi 79, Main Srrttl v On behalf.of the Woman's Ctub of Middletown, I wish .Maiawan, NtwJtruy 4 RESTAURANT SNACK & SHOP OLD BRIDGE STEWART'S DRIVE-IN' ; to express my sincere thanks to you and .your associates tiood Strait ' I toul«23 i tonla37aaatwOakti!ivir,Na» Janay | our dub activities during this past year. We feel that our MIDDIETOWN OdJrkiga, Nawjarw/ I very successful year was In no small measure attributable ' (SEA STAR SWIM ClUB WALL TOWNSHIP I fct o your kind co-operation. BRICK TOWN FREEWOOD ACRES Harmony Road DUTCH HUT SYSTEMS, INC M ddl.lcwn, Naw Janay CIRCUS DRIVE-IN '. ' Sincerely, ' STEWAST'S DRIVE-IN PARSIPPANY loula 35 . . Hoopir Avtnui / Hilhwoy». • Wall Tow>tMp, Naw Janay ' ' Brick Town, Naw J»ri«y Freawood Acrai, Naw Jaiiay V/ESTERN BURGER SYSTEM' ' u RECREXTION CENTER Eoula Ii ir . • MM. Lars Lonnquist HIBk*=y JS .MWdleloivn, Naw Jaruy fardppany, Naw Jaria/ • • if Corresponding Secretary WANAMASSA BRIELLE HACKETTSTOWN STEWARTS DRIVE-IN DUTCH HUT SYSTEMS, INC . STEWART'S DRIVE-IN i STEWART'S DRIVE-IN. leula ii 910 Highway 35 • ' , Hazlet, N.J. Coula 71 A Bonii Avanu<* loula •!* - fanippony,NawJanay Wanomauo, Naw Janay Bri«ll«, N«w Jiruy ,H«i»IHawn, N'w Janayj To the Editor: , 'JIMMY'S DRIVE-IN"1 \ Kindly accept our sincere appreciation for the fin* cover- [Milford-Sprlng Mill! looll v • tge this newspaper has given during the past year to many ^llfsrd, Naw Jaruy POINT PLEASANT BEACH WASHINGTON ' COOKSTOWN HAMPTON SWIFT SROISTEWART'I] «f the activities and events in which teachers and students 1 ,PIEASANT FARMS DAIRY BAR. ; INOMN HOME COFHCSHOPj ClOVER Hill RESTAURANT cP«l3 Soyravlll*, [slaw Jtrwjy Watt long Bronch, Naw Janay- Daniel Jackie Assistant Principal Rtritaa IbwMh& High School, The Register's Opinion THAT DAY AGAIN Jim Bishop: Reporter The Declaration of Independence A Blow for Freedom This is going to be a rip-roaring old fashioned Fourth When, in the course oj human events, it becomes necessary /or one people of July. I'm traveling from Florida to Milwaukee to find it. At one time, the celebration of Independence Day was a to dissolve the. political bunds which have connected them with another, and to mixture of patriotism, fireworks, and picnics with cold beer assume, among tht powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which and ants on the tablecloth. Recently, the Fourth of July has the laws of nature and oj nature's Cod entitle them, a decent respect to the. opinions been transmuted into the inalienable right to get out on th« of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel then to the highway and kill each other. ' I have an allergy to being slaughtered, teparation. even on a holiday. It smarts. Instead of the We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal; that highways, we will try the skyways where the traffic — I hope — is one way. Haraw they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these Schwandner of the Milwaukee Sentinal tin are life, liberty, and the pursuit nf happiness. That, to secure these rights, govern- me that the pageant is truly old^ia&hioned, ments an instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of and that Schlitz Brewing Co. picks up the tab the governed; thai, whenever any form of government becomes a%,truclive of these for the fireworks, the parade, and the foam- ing beers. tnds.'ll is the right of the people 1o alter or to. abolish it, and to institute a new In that case, the Bishops should be en- government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powen titled to go on the cuff..My wife is the in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. world's most enthusiastic consumer of beer. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be She drinks it as others partake of water. She rips the tops from the can with her changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown, BISHOP hands, and drinks it from the container. that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufjerable, than to right With the beer, she enjoys a family-sized bag of potato chips. themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a Sometimes, in the dark, she sounds like a million termites gone mad. "*. long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces Still, she never gains an ounce. Five feet seven, 130 pounds. a. design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duly, There is something about her metabolism that makes mefat to throw off such government, and to provide new guards for their future security. I glance at the beer she drinks and pick up two pounds, Such has been- the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the neces- •smart matrons, I understand, enjoy.a martini or three fore dinner. And after. My wife rips the tops off brews at sity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The his- hour when other ladies are serving high tea. tory of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and My brother John is a fair beer drinker. Especially when usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny there is no booze around. My father used to enjoy a straight over ttitie slates. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world: rye for viewing the world with equanimity, and a beer for staving off thirst. He once knew' a place called O'Donnell's, He his refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for tht where they served 17-ounce glasses of beer. It was called the Goldfish Bowl, and Dad could belt four or five of those be- public good, ; - fore looking up to bid the bartender the time of day. He has forbidden-his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing im- Sometimes, when he got home, my mother had to burp him. An uncle of mine felt haughtily that beer was intended portance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained; solely for washing the feet of peasants. He drank gin, and .and, ithen7;soJuspeHdei,~ht\ has-uUtdy neglected to attend to them: " % ^ made his own. My grandpa Tier made his own beer in an era Hi has refused- to pass other laws for the accommodation of- largeMstrictsof called Prohibition, and grandma became so nervous listening to the explosion of the bottles in the cellar that she tried to people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in,the leg- . Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth hop into the sink with the dishes. ~1jlature;-t-right Inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only. •" Once, years ago, I mistook a half dozen bottles of India Hi.has called together legislative bodies>~at places .unusual, uncomfortable, ale for beer on a hot night and, in the morning, the family had to sweep me out of the breakfast nook. At another time, end distant front the depository of their public records, for the sole purpose of What Medicare Will Cover I attended-a wedding, ui..,Boston..,an4; the , gu.ests..wanted,. Hsj kh fenreffer's beer but they were so loaded that nobody coulP As Congress puts the finishing touches on as' great' a share of hospital costs for the x He has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for opposing, with manly "say'it;'""'""•' ",' ' '.''" """ "" " ^ the historic Medicare bill, millions are utterly 65 and over as today's best private plans. In Heidelberg and Berlin, the Bishops tried all the local firmness, his invasions on tht rights of the people. confused about how big a share of hospital You would pay $240 a year in premiums to beers and left convinced that the big breweries of America He has refused, for a ]qng time after such dissolutions, to cause others to- and doctor bills Medicare will cover, how get private insurance equal to the complete can match any brew in Europe. The fact that a brew is im- much and what kind' of extra insurance to plan, including supplementary doctor insur- ported doesn't make it better; just more expensive. he elected( vMrebf the legislative powers, incapable of annihilation, have returned own on top of Medicare. ance. But the total package will cover just So Kelly and I go to Milwaukee feeling that we belong. to the people at large for their exercise; the state remaining, in the meantime, under half of average medical costs for the .On Sunday, there will be a special performance of Ringling Yesterday's column elderly. exposed to aU tht danger of invasion from without, and convulsions within. stressed that no one who Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus in the afternoon and, It's around this "other half" that private if -we can get tickets, we will go because I haven't seen one He has endeavored to prevent the population of these States; for that pur- owns a private health in- insurance companies are planning entirely new since my father was a cop and sneaked me under the tent In pose, obstructing the laws for naturalization of foreigners, refusing to pass'others surance policy should can- cel it now because of Medi- policies for elderly citizens. the old North Street Grounds. to encourage their, migration hither, and raising the conditions of new appropria- , care and leave himself (or Q.: What are private companies con- At 10 p.m. the fireworks will begin from a car ferry sidering? tions of lands. herself) unprotected be- anchored in the bay and Ben Barkin says they are going to A.: "The health insurance Industry will be the most elaborate since grandpa staggered home with Hi ha* obstructed tht administration of justice/ by refusing his assent to tween today and the time Medicare's provisions be- almost certainly offer insurance for many lipstick on his kisser. On Monday there will be a picnic and, hws for establishing judiciary powers. come effective. This would expenses not covered by Medicare," says in' the afternoon, a parade replete with old-fashioned float*, H« has made fudges dependent on his will alone, for the tenure of their be July, 1966, at the ear- James R. Williams, general manager of the big brewery horses, and old-time costumes. \ Health Insurance Institute. For example: ex- *ffices, and the amount and payment of their salaries. PORTEff liest, and the voluntary Other cities should try the Milwaukee method. Indepen- doctor-insurance part of the package may tra days in the hospital, private rooms and dence Day is a good time to run the flag up and expose a He has erected a multitude of new ojjices, and sent hither swarms of offi- t not become effective until January, 1967. private nurses, extra time in nursing homes, few of the old-time virtues. It must be fun for the men to cers to harass our people,,and eat out their-substance. possibly dentist bills and out-of-hospital drugs. don mutton-chop whiskers and double-breasted vests and spats. Even before final details of the bill are Several companies already have announced He has kept among us, in time of peace, standing armies, without the con- fixed, here are vital points you should know The ladies are still attractive in huge hats, leg-of-mutton plans for policies awarding a flat cash al- sleeves and high button shoes. tent oj our legislatures. • about Medicare's limitations and what's de- lowance in case of illness to help pay for Anything, to my way of thinking, Is preferable to getting veloping in the private health insurance field. "extra" expenses. He has affected to render the military independent of, and superior to, tht Q.: .What is and is not covered by the on the road and fighting the maniacs and the fumes in a race ivil power. hospital plan? Q.:' Where can you get facts on new' to the death. The mayors and town councils can mate the health policies?. Fourth of July a good time to remain in town. Our forefather* He has combined, with ethers, to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our A.: After a $40 deduction, ft covers just •bout all expenses for semi-private hospital A.: The big insurers will go all out to intended Independence Day to be a time of joy in commemora- Constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws; giving his assent to their acts oj rooms and regular hospital nursing care for inform their policyholders on nsw supple- tion of those who wanted liberty so badly that they were will- pretended legislationt . . ":' at least 60 days. But physicians' services are- mentary coverage available to them in the ing to fight and die for it. . months ahead and many are planning to O.K., bartender. Let's strike a blow for freedom .", , For quartering large bodies of armed troops among us: ' not covered. Nor-are private rooms, private nurses, Iongterm stays in nursing homes or Issue detailed guides un relative advantages For protecting them by a mock trial, from punishment, for any murders psychiatric hospitals, drugs outside the and,values of new policies. tchich they should'commit on the inhabitants of these States: hospital. ' You must be particularly on guard dur- For cutting off our trade with all parts of' the worldt ' • ' Q.: What is and is not covered by the ing this period against" what New Jersey Events of Years Ago || For imposing taxes on us without our consent:. • . ••._, - supplementary plan? - Senator Harrison A. Willianjs calls the A.: After a $50 deduction, a full 80. per "Schemers who .will try to sow confusion while For depriving us, in many cases, of the benefit of trial by jury:' - cent of physicians' fees in the office, home, reaping profits." For transporting W oeyond teas to be- tried for pretended offenses: hospital or nursing home are covered. But Your best sources are a reputable insur- 50 Years Ago For obolUhtng tht fret system of English laws in a neighboring province, not covered are routine physical exams, ex- ance company. Better Business Bureaus, tensive psychiatric care, dental fees, drugs unions, social agencies and senior citizen tstabllthlng therein an arbitrary government, and enlarging its boundaries, so as ' and, of course, nursing and hospital stays groups, The Armory Theater in Keyport opened as a notion picture house, with Harry Thompson of Matawan as manager, to rendlf (I M onet an example and fit instrument Jor introducing the same, ah- which are covered under the first plan. Q.: What role will Medicare play in health tolutt tult into thest colonies! • • . Q.: What other ma*jor exclusions are insurance? Taylor Hance of Holmdel installed a gasoline pump In there? , A.: Here, Social Security Commissioner For taking away our charters, abolishing our mdst valuable laws, and alter- , front of his store to supply automobiles. There was a large A.. Medicare excludes any payment for Robert M. Ball's comment to me hits the globeiight on top of the pump. ' ing, fundamentally, tht powers oj our governments: • . '.-._• orthopedic shoes, -dentures, eyeglasses, hear- heart of the matter: "Medicare will provide For suspending our own legislatures, and declaring themselves invested with ' ing aids. 7 a solid foundation on which to build extra John Yonkowski, Jr., of Colts Neck, taken sick with Q.: How .does total Medicare coverage protection through savings, private insurance, measles, went swimming in the mill pond to get rid of the power, to legidatt for. us in all cases whatsoever. ' compare to today's private ..health insurance corporation health plans—just as Social Se- itching caused by the measles scabs. Neither he nor nil par- He has abdicated government here, by declaring us out oj his protection, policies? curity benefits serve as the cornerstone of' • ents knew what was the matter with him. tout waging war against us. A.: The hospital provisions cover at least retirement planning." Oluf Neilsen, the crack Asbury Park wrestler, defeated 1 Hi has plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, and dt- Frank Hokman, the big German, in two straight,) falls at As- Wroyed the lives of our people, bury' Park. H» is, at this, time, transporting large armies of foreign',mercenaries to com- John Ghamherl ain: These Days plete the works oj death, desolation, and tyranny, already begun, with circum- stances of cruelty and perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and 1 25 Years Ago totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation. Where Labor Is Behaving Miss Rose Totaro, 19, of Oakland St., Red Bank* and four - Ht has constrained our fellow-citizens, taken captive on the high seas, to persons who attempted to rescue her from a strong under- tear arms against their country, to become the executioners of their friends and • ,-JVe been knocking the unions for their nessmen have been trying to drum up senti- tow at North Long Branch, were saved by bathers.and Coast irethren, or to fall themselves by their hands. attempt toi repeal Section 14(B) of the Taft- ment for entering into commercial deals with Guardsmen In what was called the "most thrilling rescue Hartley Act, the clause that permits indi- Red China and with Soviet Russia, an effort ever enacted In this section." i , He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeavored to vidual states to pass "right-to-work" laws, which Mr. Dubinsky has castigated as "just A white-gray man-eating shark weighing 1,400 pounds and Iring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian savages, whose known . and before I am through with the subject I as senseless and dangerous as was doing may do so again. But be- saiCr to be the largest fish ever caught by hook and line on **ii=matlereJsjin undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes, and conditions. 'business as usual' with Hitler, Mussolini and tween attempts to defeat this section of the coast was brought into Manasquan Inlet !n the Japanese military dictators yesterday.". everyl^'bf^s^^or^ionsVwfhave petitioned jor redress, in the the unions on a demand by Capt. Henry Hillman of the charter boat Dolphin. The shark Thelatest "peace" advertisement put out was caught on 150 feet of three-eighths inch rope and four most humble .terms; our repeated piagJ^brrep which they should never by a so 3O.Appl« biology. Limited to 30 students, COLUMBIA-MATIC % VA Y/i% only one vacancy now exists. DOWNTOWN RED BANK chasing and installing air raid seed 28 50 31 hi it TENSION | FULL FRAME warning sirens at a number of 32. Ego % 'VA 35. Homes of OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS locations throughout the town- 3S 36 36 FROM FROM ship. worship % 44 38. French. 35 40 41 anid up and up The installation of the sirens 3 pronoun % WHY PAY $•*••••*•••••••••••••*: with federal participation was 38. Across * 41 V ALUMINUM SEAMLESS begun a number of years ago 40. Fuel for % « SCREEN AND J * and is a part of a continuous pro- 007 AS Alt MORE? 42. Chief of * gram to increase the scope of * the attack warning' network the Apostle* 4ft GLASS REPAIRS * * 44. Ascend % 'VA GUTTERING Miss Wheeler Home * From Rice University * RED BANK - Miss Lucy Lin 18 Enlist In the Navy GUTTERS da Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and RED BANK - Chief Petty Of- of Main St., Keansburg; William • Bckt on VVhlH Enom«l Mrs. Peyton Wheeler, Jr., 187 STRONG end STURDY. MADE • HMyy Gouya Aluminum * ficer Eugera R. Ver Wiebe has Howard Thacker, son of Mr. and • Roofing • PMIIivtly No Ltoky Seomt Prospect Ave., Red Bank, has announced the enlistments of 18 Mrs. William Thacker, Middletnwn OF ALL ALUMINUM, NO UGLY • Om pita for - NO MONEY DOWN ... roy PI., Keansburg; Thomas Jo- EATONTOWN, N. J. seph Stoble, son of Mrs. Viola SOUTH OF THE KRUPP every nlte 'til 9:30! Stoble of Carpenter St., River Plaza; Kenneth Russell Strauch. son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Strauch

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Aiburr Wrk * n« Xcierrt/Tlicrll ' AND POSSIBLY COMPETE FOR. THE MISS AMERICA TITLE! 125 BROAD ST. RED BANK Depollt liuurtnc* Corp. 8'—'Friday, July 2, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER (Dir. * UOH-Cuiagei «'.«: Aft « TELEVISION • THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINING OUT wtranowN Imt rir; a:i»; HUM UM. BRICK PU2A- PLAZA— Tke TreJa 2:U: 7:10: »:4O. Tito Trsio l.w, 7:00; >:«. i Bikel to Perform In Convention Hall (AT. * (UM.-Ttu Train 1:U: »::» SAT. el SUM,~'TKe Trsiet 3:80- §*2(HB1 7:80; 1«:». MON.—Tne Train 2:15; «:«; 7:J0 8:00; 10:30. ™ ASBURY PARK — Theodore July billing at Convention Hal MON.—The Trs.ln j:oo; 4:401 7:20; Bikel arrives this week from Lon also includes the Beach Boy Television Highlights MURELTON EAST BRUNSWICK don,- where he has just completed July 10, folkslnger Pete Seegi At The DRIVE-IN- 7; MM:JO (2)—Rawhide. "Josh." (Repeat.) 10-11 (2)—Slattery'i People. "Question: FRt SAT. 8UN. * MON.—The Trtln TURNPIKE- V filming "The Sands of Kalahari" July 17, the Dave Clark Five Ju 1:90; 1:0): Masquerade 11;00. PIDOOB-Cartoons 7:M: Art

—Operation Crossbow 2:10: 7:10; SAT.—Art of Love 6:10: 8:10' lO'lO- appeared on Broadway as Baron ship will be notified if and whei and depth of their relationship, the occa- British musical satire, "Oh, What a Lovely 2:21; 4:21; 6:21; B:24; 10:27. 9:20; 11:30. Aquacapers 7:50; 9:50; Kiddle Show DRIVE-IN- SUN.—Operation Crossbow 2:10; 4:20: 2:00. von Trapp in " The Sound of the association decides to reac sional areas of friction and competition, and War." Also, Jack's films of his trip up the Cartoons 9:00: Fireworks 9:50* Art 6:30; 8:40; 10:50. SUN. & MON. — Art of Love 2:00 Music." tivate. the achievements that stemmed from their Amazon and in Rio are diverting, and Randy's of Love 10:05; None But the Bravi closeness. In the words of Winston Churchill, North of Red Bank interviews with Brazilian youngsters under- SAT.'* SUN.—Cartoons,o:oo; An 0| PERTH AMBOY "Our friendship is the rock on which I build Love ]O:l0; None But the Brave 11:59. HIGHLANDS line their unusual command of the English MOW.—AH ol Love B.07; 1,01; None AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- for the future of the world." But the Brave 11:06. MARINE- language. (Color.) TWO on Guillotine 8:40; Bikini Beach FRI. *• SAT.—Cartoon* 9:00l Joy In 8-to conclusion (11)—Baseball. New York FREEHOLD 7:00; 10:2S. the Mornlnj 9:18; 1:29; Younj Lovers 11-12:30 (11)—Merv Griffin. Merv's guests SAT—Two on Gullotine 2:00; 8:40; Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox, from Boston. Include David Burns of "Hello Dolly," comedi- FREEHOLD— Bikini Beach 3:50; 7:00; 10:25. SUN. — Cartoons 9:00: Joy In the 8:30-9:30 (4)-Bob Hope Theatre. "Think The Train 2:05; 7:15: 9:35. SUN—Oirl Happy 3:: 7:00: 10:15; Morning 9:18; 1:24; Ycnm* Lovers enne JoAnne'Worley, comic Jackie Mason, SAT. * SUN.—The Train 2:30: 5:00 Crack In the World 2:00; 8:40. Pretty." (Repeat.) Fred Astaire dances, sings, writer Art Moger, and sihger Bruce Scott. 7:30; 10:00. MON. — Girl Happy 7:00; 10:15; MON—Cartoon 9:00; Joy In the and succeeds in making you forget there's a MON.—The Train 2:1S; 4:15; 1:15 Crack in the World 8 M0. Morning 9:06; 1:121 Yotmt Lovere script hidden somewhere in the hour. He 11:15-1 (7)—Nightlife. In addition to his ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Walter Reads-Sterling regular sidekicks. Nipsey Russel and Dave ASBURY PARK MAJESTIC- plays a recording executive whose down-and- BARONET— ATLANTIC- FRI. SAT. SUN, 4 MON.—Art of out firm "Is trying to lure a top comic (Louis Garroway, Les Crane has Rocky Graziano Zorba the Greek 7:30: 10:00 Glrl Happy 7:00; 10:20; Up From Love 2:00: 6:00: 10:10: Good Nalrh- the Beach 8:40. bor Bam 3:40; 7:45. Nye). but must first overcome the resistance along to review that "classy joint" on New SAT, k SUN.—Zorba the Greek 2:00 SAT.-GIrl Happy 2:00: 7:00: 10:20; -T HE AT R E'S-J York's 57th Street, Le Pavilion; Cully Rich- 7:30; 10:00. ^> Ut> From the Beach 3:40: 8:40. EDISON of his manager (Barrie Chase.) It works out MAYFAIR- SUN.—Mirage 2:20; 5:50; 8:30; Beach predictably, but Astaire is still the greatest, ards and his ancient acrobats; singer Mor- The Jlrt of Love 2:30; 7:30: 8:45 Blanket Bingo 4:00: 7:60. MENU) PARK CINEMA- Sat. * SUN.—Art or Love 2:00; 4:15; and when she's dancing, Miss Chase pro- gana King; and a discussion of the motorcycle HON. — Mirage 2:00: B:40; Beach FRI. BAT. SUN. * MON.-Art of 6:30; »:<5; 11:00. Blanket Btneo 3:10; 7:00; 10:30. Love 2:00: 3:45: 5:50; 7:50| 9:5o. vides adequate support. (Color.) \ riots that have shaken up the countryside MON.—Art ot Love 2:10; 4:10; 6:10: 8:03; ]O:05. M1DDLETOWN WOODBRIDGE . WO (13)—Art and Man. "New YoAk Travel this summer. COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE DRIVE-IN- 11:10-1 (4)—Tonight. Johnny Carson has TOWN- Diary." The scenes of New York that fasci- HORE DR1VE-IN- Klddte Show: Two tittle Bears 2:00; FRJ. * SAT. — Train 9:i 1:20; nate French art critic Jean Marie Drot, a promising guest list tonight as Portland Art of Love 7:30; 9:16; stage show Masquerade 11:30. FRI. SAT. SUN. t MON.—Ghencls 7:00; 9:20. 8UN,. k MON. — Train 8:50! 1:101 Hoffa (Fred Allen's widow), Eddie Fisher, Khan 8:50; 12:40: War Ood« of the Masquerade 11:20. serve as a reminder of the beauty of the Deep 11:00. SAT—Art or Love 2:00: 4:00: «:00; city as a source of inspiration to the artists George Jessel, and publisher Joe McCarthy 8:30; 11:30; Sneak Preview 10:00. BRADLEY BEACH SUN. & MON—Art of Lovs 2:00; Need Money? Sell those things who inhabit it. join him for the chatter and song. (Color.) PALACE- 3:43; 5:45; 7:30; 9:30. FRI. A SAT,—Mary popplns 2:10; HAZLET you really don't need with a 7:10: 9:«. LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Daily Register Classified Ad. 6UN, 4 HON.—Mary Popplns I;10 FRI. * SAT.—Cartoon 8:M1; Marnle 4:60; 7:30; 9:50. 8:47; Art ot Lovft 11:00; Bus Rtley's Call now. Complete Program Listings BELMAR Back In Town 12:45. THE TRAIN Channel 2. . WCBS-TV Channel 3 WNEW-TV Channel I W0R-TV FLY.IN DR1VE-IN- . WPDCTV TRl. * SAT.—McHale'» Navy Joln» WILL CARRY YOU Channel 4 . , WNBC-TV Channel 7 WABOTV Chunoel 11'.'•. the A. F. 8:50; 12:00; World Hbbott * Co«tello 10:20, FRIDAY 7—A Time For Us— Serlol 7—News—Bill Beutel SUN. * MON—Father Goosi 8:50; TO THE PEAK <—News—Wlngote. Klernon SH0WSDMYtM7PJL * Ui^SHLMIlS.ini2PJl CARLTON AFTERNOON 11—True Adventure 12;<0; Shot in the Dark 10:50. OF ADVENTURE I 1:51 11-Merv Griffin—Variety RIVOLI- 11:M S-News 11:10 FRI. SAT. * MON—The Train 3:15; J-Love ol Ulc—Serial 7—News—Marlene Senders 4-Weather-Tex Antolne 7:00; 10:25: *The Great Chase 2:00 SUMMER VACATION loll My Bluff—Come 5-FHm-,Now voyojer-Befte Dows- 8:10. MATINEE DAILY AT 2:00 P. M. • 7—Dbnno Reed—Comedy 2—To Tell The Truth—Panel 1 hrs., 25 mln. BUN.—Tile Train 3:15; 6:40; 10:00; KIDDIE SERIES «—Memery Lane—Joe Frmiklln •-Another World-Serial 11:11 The Great Chase 2:00; 5:30; 8:55. artoons—Children S—Peter Gunn—Mystery 4— Local News— Jim Hortl SPRING LAKE • 11:11 7—General Hospital—Serlol 7—Nightlife—Variety PLAZA I-Newi ' e—Jarnes Beard—Women •—Sports—Clure Mosher UTZ- 11—Pioneers—Drama EVERY [—Search for Tomorrow . M:» TRI. SAT. SUN. * MON—Operation J:2S t-Fllm-The Last Angry Mait-Pdol Crossbow 7:00: 6:15. 'II Bet—Came HELD *k WEDNESDAY ; 2—News—Douglas Edwards Muni—2 hrs. MANASQUAN ather Knows Best 11:11 AT 1—Buckaroo 500—Buck Weaver 2-Edge of NIght-Serlol •—Film—Gunga Din—Cary Grarrl— •\LGONQUIN- 4—You Donif Sav—Game 2 hrs. FHI. SAT. k MON.—Mary Popplni OVER f^ 3—Guiding Light—Serial 2 P.M. S-Cartoons—Children • 11:3* 2:30; 7:00; 9:35. • ich Tracy—Cartoon SUN.—Mary Popplns 2:30; 5:O0; 7:30; Bun LANCASTER 7-Youno Marrleds—Serlol 4—Johnny Carson—Variety 10:00. TICKETS NOW ON SALI »— Film—Letter of Inroduction—Adclphs U:l» . 4—News—Ray Sctierer Menlou—90 mln. 11—Sporfc-Bot> Wolff BRIELLE 110 SI ll-Cortoons-Chlldren 11:35 MOTOR-VUE- t— Leave It To Beaver 4:M 11-BCSI ol Grouchc—aul! FW. SAT. SUN. 4 MON.-Mary Pop- 9 SHOWS • lachelor Father—Comedy 2—Secret Storm—Serlol 1:00 • - 5—Cartoons—Children • 4-March Game plns 9:25; cartoon A short 8:50. 7—Rebus—Game » 4m 4-News-Georlrev Pond . POINT PLEASANT 7—Trollrrmler—Western 7—Film—Basketball Fix—John Ireland— I-Fllm-A Gome ol Oeolii-Jotin Loder- 11-Chuck McCann-Chlldren UlNOLD- 1 dr., a mln. 1 hr., » mln. I I 4:2! iiii FHI. SAT. * SION. - Dr. Terrors 4—News—Nancy Dlrkerson House ot Horrors 3:25: 7:00; 10;00: 5—Mews •-Hlm-llligal-Edward 8." Robinson— 4:N 1 hr., 45 mln. olrla on Beach 2:00: 8:35. 1:11 7—Sea Hunt—Adventure BUN.—Dr. Terrors House oT Horrors Jr-AJ The World Tumi 1:N 3:25; 6:30: 9:25; Girls on Beach 4-Fllm—Colllnq Dr. Klldare-Uw 1—News—Peter Hyams 4— Let's Make A Deal Ayres—90 mln. 2:O0; 6:00; 8:00. J-Hlm-rhe Yellow Balesn-Kermem 5—Sandy Becker—Children BAY HEAD More—1 hr., 25 mln. CM '—Girl Talk—Panel 1—Film—When Lovers MMI—Georgt 1:30 .ORRAINE- TWICI DAILY 2:39 11:30 •Hlm-Raenel end me Sfranjer- Brent—90 mln. J-Hlm-Lodv In Queiflan-Rir8 • FRI. * SAT.—How to Murder Your Lorerhj Ysuns-*) mln. 7-Fllnv-Guns ot the Black Witch- Hoyword-1 hr., 35 mln. * Wife T:O0; 9:00. 1 1:15 l:0S SUN. * MON.—Father Oooae 7:00; THE TRAIN WILL CARRY YOU * * * 775-8JI0 Don Megowan—1 hr., 25«mln. 9:00. 4-Nevw-Floyd Kolber, .•—Mike Douglas—Variety J-Hlm—If'i o Great Life—Joe EXCLUSIVE SHORE AREA ENGAGEMENT 2:0s II—Beachcomber nil— Morrison—1 hr., 15 mm. TO THE PEAK OF AD —Password—Game 13—En Francois—Lessons 4:» 4—Moment ol Truth—Serial I—PUm—Florida Special—Jack Ookle— 7—Where The Action Is ' . II—Three Stooges—Comedy 1 hr., 20 mln. I J.JO IJ-Once Upon A Day • RODGERS-HAMMERSTEES'S 1—News EVENINo) ' JUieS BRCXM pn»M 1:11 BOOK DISCUSSED 2—House Parry—Llnhletter 1 4—Doctors—Serial 4—News—MacNell, Pressman MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — S-Mlckey Meus. Club BURT LANCASTER 11—News-^Kevln Kennedy •"Die Prophet," by K&hlil Qbran, I • iAJOHNf/UHKCNHCIMtfrS 13-what'i New—Children was recently reviewed by the THU 7IVXIN ATLANTIC 11—Local News-Jorin Tlllman Temple Shalom Book Discussion 1 THEATRE <:25 Group at the home of Mr. and Allanllc HiKlilniiil',—Til. Mm 1,1 7—Weather—Ken Robot 11—Weather—Vivian Farrar Mrs.. David Wolfe, 8 Dawn NOW THRU SATURDAY e:M Way. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 2—News—Jim Jensen 5—Astroboy—Cartoon Other books' to be discussed NEPTUNE CITY FREEHOLD 7—Local News-Van Sickle at coming meetings include "Sin- «.»IK ii wram CIIV brings us beat »—Trails West—Dramo pence in Her Shoe," by Phyllis snoppwt ciwti to the beech! 1—Superman—Adventure 13—Electronlce. at Work McGinley, and "The Source," by JAMES GARNER C45 James Michener. The group tURT LANCASTER CHOICl RESERVED 7—News—Peter Jennlnps "THE ART OF »:JS meete monthly under the au- SI ATS NOW LOVE" "THE TRAIN" I—ESIforlol—Midwel Keating spices of the Sisterhood of the AVAILABLE 2-News-Walter Cranklle congregation. FOR ALL 4-NMw-Huntley, Brlnkley PERFORMANCES S-Soupy Soles-Variety PLUS 2D BIG HIT 7—Passport 7—Documentary II—Magllta Gorilla—Cartoons Tlettti How on Sat* at all Wclnr Remk-Sttrllng Tlwatrti • MTU CENTUrTf.rOX MCSFNtt 13—Compleot Gardener 7:M ' i-Rowhlde-Weslern WiHHlflS *— Interhatlonol Showtime S-Ouler Limits ^ 7-Fllntslonej-Carroon 4 UP FROM »—Golf Tips I—Honeymooners—Comedy 13—Jopan Society Presents 775.1181 THE BEACH 7:40 775-MH •—Sports—Klner Sunday • Monday - Tuesday James Gamer •—Baseball—Mets ' Continuous Sun. from 2 Dick Van Dykt 7—FDR—Documentary WINNER OF Matinee Monday ar 2 ll-BosebaH-Ymkeei '- - "ART OF LOVE" GREGORY PECK 1>-News-Gary Gllswi . 13-Muslc Interlude.' in "MIRAGE" „ 1:11 l3-Germany~Trovel —PLUS 2D BIG HIT— 2-Coro Williams-Comedy * 8 Frankie Avalon £»* »?*-»"!?' Comedy 1 7-Addoms Family ACADEMY Beach Blanket Bingo I3-Art of Seeing

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UONDAY 4—Film—Four Jills In a Jew— Television Mailbag Kathie Meany, Nancy Farnham, Kay Franclt-1 hr., 15 mln. 5—Film—Jolcpy— Gail Karinja, Suianne McCabe, ot the Men you'll find everything Leo Gorcey—60 mln. By STEVEN M. SCHEUEH tively titled "Help!" As a result Cathy Lyons, Anne Archibald, 9— Film— Llttlei Giant- Question — I am very happy of his work on "A Hard Day's Diane Paulina, Joan Giunco, Bud Abboft-2 hrs WEST END CASINO for a big kid;Jay weekend,. 4:00 with the TV series which are onNight," he has been signed to Ruth Dorn, Anne Benassi, Gret- 2—International Hour this season, I know I'm some- bring the Broadway musical "A ohan Bruder, Janis Gall, Mi- 711 OCEAN AVENUE WEST END dean, cool poof, four million galbm of il Ipr your entertainment S-Horse Ran—Aqueduct what of an exception but I don'l Funny Thing Happened On thechelle Burke, Susan Denise, J ilirilling new ridef Mid old favorite*; 4:41 ,' mind. I don't see any point i Way to the Forum" to the screen Heather Saunders, Julia Miles, the PLAYGIRLS - DISCOTHEQUE 4-Sportsinan'i Holiday Joan Brownett, Betty Ann Alter, KkWitland; {refreshments; free circus complaining about the entertain- with Zero Mostel and Phil Silvers Lou Payne and his ORCHESTRA »-Fllm—Yankee Doodle Dandy- ment on TV wh«n the movies in the leads. Christiane Cottrell, Lisa Garten- Park open Monday | p.m.. <. Pool 10 >.m. to 7 p.m. James Cogney—t hn. MONDAY SPECIAL—Young Adult* and Teonag* Night 4-Murder over New Vork— don't offer us anything better. berg, Diane and Debra Kindsva- Sidney Toler—«0 mln. Some of my friends say there Question —I know it's not po-ter. RICHIE VALE and tha VICTERS S-Western Open-Goll Tracy Chamberlain, Lisa Turn- OLYMPIC AMUSEMENT PARK 7-Wlde World of Sporll are too many comedy shows on lite to ask a lady's age and they 17—P*t«r Potamut-OJrtoons TV but I don'l agree. There can't very seldom will tell you anyer- , Deborah Layton, Lisa Getta* ' mVINOTON-MAPLSWOOO 3:J0 9-Klnodm of the Sea be too much comedy on TV asway, but I was wondering about Eileen Russo, Lindsey Gordon, [ l9P~CMnb'ng Our3OH, Annh*n,ry..l96S Il-Rockyand his Friends far as I'm concerned.—T. M., Agnes Moorehead's age. She look: Beth Fishkin, Maureen O'Hern, •VININO Samantha Gibb, Diane Cormier, 4:M Pascoas, R. I. great in the "Bewtiohed" series *-Mev» rork Illwtrated Answer — You should, be but I have seen her in films Jeanne Wainwright, Susan Har- S-soupy sale»-Varl»ty ris, Cathryn McCarthy, Geralyn «—Film—Theoaona, Slove Empreu— pleased to note that comedy se- where she looks very .old. ,1 know Go forth ... Glonna Maria Canalt-to mln. •. ries once again will lead the field it could be a question of make- Delaney, Jeanne Alter, Shawn It—Superman—Adventure) when the fall season brings on up, but in what direction .. . does Mooney, Patricia and Leatrice ' ' '. to 1*» Linaroft Inn and adJl gala tpMt to «-Lncal Nevn-Gcb. Pmsmon the new shows. she wear a great deal on the Ann Reale, Deborah Fordham, 7-Rebet-Weitern Deborah McCane, Jeanne Marie * your Juty 4th rvo(fday. H»r« rt wf«r« you Jl-C!oy Cole—Variety Bewitched" series or does she Questloa — I have a question go without it when she plays Forrar, Cindy Cook, Donna Foy, . - v/iH ffnd menu f»l»ctioni that are fi*r# to 4-Weother-Fronk Vuid concerning Brian Epstein, the Jjags ]\ like to remain a gen- Deborah Stanton, Donna Meehan, 4-Nrws manager of the Beatles. Did hetleman and ask if Miss Moore- ' '' ' ptMia , . . Including many deticfous saafood direct the movie "A Hard Day.'f PLAYGMUttD 1—News—Tom Dunn. head is over 50.—R. M., San An- dinners. You'H erijoy our relaxing colonial 4-Kaleldoscope . Night" or did John Lennon?—M tonio, Tex. „ OFJHE 5—stoney Burke—Drama E., Columbus, Ohio 7-Shlvaree-Vorlet/ Answer — I can't vouch for . airrvoiphere. So, make dinner her. part of Answer — Neither Lennon nor the quantity of makeup which is ALPINE JERSEY SHORE 2-AI Hlrt-Varlety Epstein directed; the frantically- expended to help Miss Moore- v; ' your holiday plans. 4—Flipper—Drama ASBURY PARK'S 7-Klng Family-Variety paced comedy was directed by head appear so glamorous in the •-Oolf Tips a newcomer- to films named "Bewitched" series, but, accord- ; • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK II—Film—Tt» Monthsr of Ntdras Blanca»-Lw Trwnoyn«_»o .mln. Richard Lester. He also directed ing to her biography, she Isthree MANOR the Beatles' second film tenta HWY. 36, HIGHLANDS a-Spofts— Klner years short of 50. ,i 7:J5 872-1773 UNCROFT INN a-Fllm-The Green Yeon— aiai1e»' CobOm-2 hrs,, 30 mln Question — Did June Lockhart NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 4—Kentucky Jonet—Drama SUNDAY ever appear in a mayie which •AMERICA'S LARGEST BEACH CLUB . . . *WresttInj MORNINO i:S0 starred Lassie, the come? I don't GREATEST DAILY BATH1NQ VALUE EVER! 741-9755 5-GIIMoan'l Island' mean the TV series "Lassie," I 4—Mr. Mojoo-Cartoon know she played the mother on 7—Lawrence Wen—Music 7—Cnrlitopher Program SWIM - BATHE - RELAX - HAVE FUN! »:» 7:1S- the show for a couple of years. l-$Krrf Agent-Mystery *-Modern Farmer _ I have a bet riding 'on your an All Thwe EXTRA Feotarw IT COSTS SO e-Fllm-Atlanlls, the Lett CWtlmi4- FREE OF CHARGE! LITT1E TO ENJOY AnWony HoW-2 hrs. t—Oiriitoptier Proorom. swer—O./B., Albany, Ohio. 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Question — My 'favorite re- #'ScpareM Diving Pool «Gar Sujnti Free Parking And 1»;JO II—Oiriitoptier Program. • Ura* Parking Ana Adjowirt to fatrwa All Fcorure* 7—Car S4-Cbmedy l:tt ' cording artist Is John Gary; He's DANCING 11:41 9-News and Weom«r the dreamiest singer of (hem all, Now Open 9-iport*-|c.lntr l WEEKENDS * BAR • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • RESTAURANT * •—Chrlttophtr Proa as far as I'm concerned. Will he *-Mews-Tom Dunn hvg'i seryesofhis own soon?— 4—Neva-Merrill Mueller 5-Klng and Odle—Cortooiu ENTERTAINMENT /—Wews end Sports 7—For Thou Art With «« RAL^JIa/rows, Va. * . Evenings Per Week •-Film-All Noehe Trlste— «-Gosi»l Tlme-Muilc NIGHTLY oauiim Kit, ma tun. 11' Jorge Solce*>-»O mln. 11—Evangel Hour-Rellglon Answer — A few best-selling ll-war At Seo-Documentory 1:41 albums doesn't Insure a young 6 CLOSED TUESDAYS 4-Llbrorv Lloni-Educotkin singer a TV show of his own. He 4-rWeomer—Frank Field •:M 11:11 S—Wonderorna-^Sonny Pox will probably make some guest Featuring 4-Locol News-Wilson Holl 7-r-Fllin—Hiawatha.^' appearances on the 'musical and J-FIIro-Dedilon Before Down- - Vincent Edwardf-90 mln. Richard B«setrart-5 hrt 15 mln. y*P'»plyP»plOflroi** / . variety series in the Fall. D. D. LOBSTER—2 lor 3.00 II—Lel'i Hov* Fun—McCann ''•. •''.''• * • *. • • , »-Fllm-Hold Bock"ifie Nlsfif- ^^vj^^eAi^^t^^n^^^^^^^V^^ft^^p^^l^^i^^'Ji^^e^^'ln^^n^^n^^V^^l^^n^^i^^l^^ft^^^^^i^^P^^t^^n^^l^^ John Payne—1 hr., 3J mln. 4-Chu>* School • Question •— Why isn't Roy Thin' *«t .Cot*-Reooft • nes on "General Hospital" anyr " ' MUSIC EVERY 4—Johnny Canary-Variety '. •3;3## tl-Contlnentol Miniatures 3oy To Go-Reliolon more? Is he going to star in a 11:5* *-Lefi Talk About God movie or something or did he just FRIDAY AND SATURDAY *-Rlm—Across ttn' Pacifies- , •-New Jtmy Report Humphrey Booort—J hrs. : »:« leave the series? To me, he was and 4th of JULY. SUNDAY 11—Big Picture—Army 4-JewWi Fourth R the whole reason for watching. 12:>» 9-News «nd Weather •• 'J-Lomp Unto My Feet . V. L., New Haven, Conn. 13*S5 ^Jewish Herltog* 2—News-Peter Hyorrn folnl ot Vlew^Dltcuialon. Answer — You must have PHONE 842-9811 I'M - ' 10:W missed a few episodes . . . Roy •-Fllro-Nlgtifmor*- J—Look Uo ond Live Brlon Donlevy—1 hr^ 35 mln. 4-Education Exthanae' Thinnes Is still playing the role 7—Sir Lancelot—Adventvn • of "Phil" on the daytime serial, *—FIIm—Al eunpofnf— •MMW York: Report Fred nVKMurrav-l hr,, Jt mln. n addition, he is slated to Join i-Carnero Ttirei '• the cast of the new ABC series, r-Fllm—Undercover Mon- •«-S»o:rcrlllflhf-lnh!rvlew . ' GFenn Ford—1 hr., 45 mln. 7— Beaesr.:ond Cecll-Cortoon "The Long Hot Summer," which l:M o-Fllm-Prlvote Affalrt- debuts In September. S-Communlty Dialogue Rooert Cummlngs—n mill. 3:40 11:30 2-Film-Dloroond Honeshoe- *—ueoljlotlve Hearing Question - Was Skitch Hen- Bety Orable-2 hrs. 4—Direct Line— Interview 4:40 7—Bullwlnkle derson of "The Tonight Show" ever married to Kitty Carlisle of "To Tell the Truth"? My moth- er says they were but I want to be sure.—M. W. A., Providence, R. I. ' -_-=i — DANONG IT'S HAPPENING smr^**Resf~assuredj Kitty Carlisle and Skitch Henderson were never husband and- wife. Skitch was married to Faye Em- to the ... erson some years back but they Holiday Dinner were divorced. Miss Carlisle was 'BUD DILLON married to the late Moss Hart. Served Sun. and Mon. Question — Where may I write •• to Red Skelton and Johnny Car TRIO From Noon to 8 p. in. son? I think they're great.—.L. Din* to III* music by E., Jacksonville, Fla. Answer — You may address "WALLY" Friday Buffet jjp Mr. Skelton At fh« Piano and Organ 6-9 P.M. $4.50'" in /are ot ^^^ FRIDAY - SUNDAY . MONDAY : TUESDAY ^ Hollywood, Calif., and to YOUR FOOD PREPARED! Carson in care .of NBC-TV, Luncheons - Dinners Buflct Luncheon 30 Rockefeller Center, New York the big toot-in windows at New York. McDonald's, you view chosen quality food SEAFOOD—STEAKS-CHOPS Mon. thru Thurs.. noon to 2 p.m, prepared ond served with extra care. You'll "AH Food Cooked to Oder" (For an answer to your ques- discover that cleanliness is a McDonald's "LATE BAR SNACKS"—OUR BAR ' • ' - $2.50 tion about any TV program or EXCELS IN MIXED DRINKS aetor, write to Steven fl. Sche«' creed ... courtesy a McDonald's custom. The Our food ii navtr •xcellid. DANCING EVERY WEEKEND er. Television Mailbag, in care laity food . . . the instant service . . , at Your hosti, Gtorga of this paper.) prices that please tell you why so many moke and Alice W.bb The "Walt Penny Trio" it a habit to eat at McDonald's regularly. Films Program Come in any time—bring the family—for a real FAMILY WATER SKI CEDAR INN At Colts Neck Ireat in good eatingl COLTS NECK - The township Restaurant—Cocktail Lounge Democratic Club will present a 1 "a^discovery in good eating" program of feature films on the look for the'golden archest' * lower level of Township Hall COMPLETE BANQUET FACILITIES during tomorrow's Colts Neck ROUTE 36 HIGHLANDS Field Day activities. 872.1351 . The movies are New Jersey McDonald's Bell Telephone's "This Is New Closed Thursday Jersey," a color film profile of the state, and a historical fea- ture, "Colonial Williamsburg." HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN | Showings will be at 1 p.m.r (Just North of Five Corners) .. "% 2:3C and 7 p.m. 10 — Friday, July 2, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER [oT Red Bank and Mary Patriot* eoo&outs,.. peanut hunts mvS Lee of Sea Bright. IT watermelon feasts. ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean Recreation The movie for the* week of Ann Butterfiek), Mary Greet July 5 is "The , Big Noise." and Ann Witman tied fnr the stu For Saturday, July 3 Centers showing movies are Academy of Dramatic Ar [dent achievement award and wen Pro-am Bayview Playground, Leo- granted individual soholarshi; Present—For You and Yours ... W» is an nardo Playground, Ideal Beach, Presents Series of Plays grants, by the academy. Mis: excellent period for making moves that improve your Underway Susan Daly was the recipient o Harmony Playground and Wil- environment and well-being. Your activities may be mort Park. '•' FAIR HAVEN - The New Je: ter of Mrs. A. V. Lawreno the directors' award. Miss Dal in the spotlight, so be sure, that every jnove is above- MIDDLETOWN — The Recrea- sey Academy of Dramatic Ar Rumsoii. s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, tion Commission this week Charles Daly of Fair Haven. I board and will npt result In embarrassment for you inSugurated its first annu This group presented, alon; or those related to,you. News could be particularly launched its summer recreation Drama Festival Week with th with their fellow players, an ori; granting the award to Miss Daly program at 14 playgrounds Robert E. Wayman, director exciting now. presentation of a number inal production titled "A Lig throughout the toiv^ship. Some plays and awards for achieve' Revue." Other members of th the academy, cited her ability 1,000 boys and girls registered ment whitih carry, along witl cast were Harriet Bauman an to work and progress and to taki The Day Under Your Sjgn JACK the honor, tuition grants for thi Howard Selinger of. Matawa on additional tasks beyond .0* to take part in the athletic and scope of a student. Ariti. Born Mir. 21 to Apr. 19 lifer*. Sept. 23 *o Oct. 22 summer term at the academy. Mary Ellen Baker, Nancy Doru; flat the

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3f your borne life isn't running School,' Belford School, East laken, Glen Garcia of Elbero Neck, Lisa Morris of L o n «ent interference, cope with ft quite as smoothly u you'd like, Keansburg School, Harmony Uctfully. seek the reason. Gala Holiday Weekend and William Sofel of Middletown Branch, Nancy Mangiaracin School, Leonardo School and The youth department of th Uo. July 32 fo Aug. 21 /Qimius, Jen, 21 fo Feb. 19 Civic Cliorus and Toni Sacco of Little Silvei See what can be Hone to Widen your circle of friends in Navesink School Playgrounds. • academy presented two one-ai and S. J. Nadler of Sea Bright. lonjf usefulness of pos crder to get-out of an intel- Hours of supervision will be 9 DANCES ,:^ plays. Those participating wen before discarding tfctm. lectual rut. Sfl The awards in the creative Has a New a.m. to noon, an 6 p.m. to dusk Ann Butterfield, Susan Dal Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sapt. 22 RSCM. Fak' 20 to March 20. AIR CONDITIONED dramatics department were mad Don't reveal your thoughts un- Monday through Friday. Special Lisee Gabel, Mary Green, Cath One of the iint things to tickle Hightstown Country Club to Miss Toni Sacco, daughter o! is improriap per&nal relation- lesi you're cure how they'll be events will include. movies, Lanclon and Ann Witman of Fa: hi t i received. President Tonight, Mark Hilburn bond. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sacco of Lit Haven, Laurie Haltom, Lyn Peal le Silver, to Miss Kim Blakeley, 19&, FttUishera Newspaper Syndicate LITTLE SILVER — Frederick Mark Hilburn—Sat.—J. Mueha. and Mary Steiner of Rumsoi laughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Louden of Freehold was unani Always fun, alone or couples. Kathy Delehanty and Patrici LUIGI'S Blakeley of Red Bank and^ to mously elected president of the FINE Walsh of Lincroft, Blair Pinsle; Thomas King, son of Mr. and Monmouth Civic Chorus at its Mrs. Hadley King of Fair Ha Chorale Gets Freehold annual meeting at the Embury Italian IN EATONTOWN IT'S 'en. Mrs. Peter Krot and son Church Hall. The adult department of the Peter, Enright Ave., spent lasi He will serve the second year Restaurant "Gay Nineties icademy was presented in I Members week motoring to Yankton, S. of a two-year term recently va DOPPELrS TRIPLE group of four one-act plays rang MIDDLETOWN - William Rei- Dak,, where Peter entered his cated by Samuel Harvey, who FULL Atmosphere" Ing from allegory to farce and Aert of Oak Hill, Middletown, freshman year at the Yankton resigned. COURSE ENTERTAINMENT HOFBRAUHAUS Wfll gave the actors the opportunity president of the board oF direc- College. En route they visited Mrs. George McCallum of At DINNER UP to play a number of differen tors of the Shrewsbury Chorale Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hiller an lantic Highlands anfl Gibb Oram * FIATURING ,*,. characters. Among those taking announces the acceptance of sev- family, St. Paul., Minn., former- of Little Silver were re-elected! 7 NIGHTS A WEEK n new members. vice president and treasurer, German • American Cuisine s part were Dennis Barton of Man ly of Freehold, and relatives; ALSO Folksingers squan, Linda D'Angelis, Fred Gregory Wolf of Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Francis Anderson, respectively. Bavarian Music Nitely - COME TO OUR PACKAGE Jnander and Glen Muller of New las been accepted as a mernbe: Elected to the board of trus and Sunday afternoon Osceola, Wis, John Shine and Shrewsbury, Adri Groenevelt, Sr. >f the bass section. Mr. Wol tees were Mr. Harvey, Mrs PIZZA ROOM Dancing Friday and Saturday GOODS Ruth Johnson Fair Haven, Harold Guskin of ias previously sung with the Mrs. Mildred Forman, Adel George Supplee of Little Silver for family enjoyment 1~i Every Wednesday Luncheons 12-2 • Dinners Vsbury Park, Sharon Herr of Long Branch High School Qroir, phia, has as a house guest her and Mrs. Wilfred Cornelius of The Varsity Singers, the Youth Belford. Miss Linda Wellmati of Banquet Facilities B A R 'reehold, Ann Mitchell' of Bel- daughter, Mrs. Christian H. Any order en Ihe menu SAM BALDANZA mar and Hidy Poplar, Neptune, Honor Choir and the Fort Mon- Moe, and sons, Ericlf and Keith, Rumson was appointed assistant may be prepared to take SCENIC DRIVE After the drama festival, Rob- mouth Chorale. Carbondale, 111. secretary by Mr. Louden. on the PIANO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SANDWICHES irt Wayman, academy director, Alfred R. Mangino of Keyport Reports of committee chair- our. TOM DALTON nnounced that the registration ias been accepted in the tenor men were read from the minutes Mrs. William Erricltson, Monu. and his BANJO Moln Street, lotontowii jeriod for the summer term was section. A chemist, he previous- of a recent executive board meet-, it Witt Coti, Fort Mofimoulti ment Park, Mrs. Eugene De- 291-0224 ipen for both morning and even- y sang with the Schenectady ng, and these were discussed by Bar Hours tt-Packagt Dtpt. MO Bois, Broad St., Mrs. Peter "BANJOS ON CLOSED TUESDAYS ing classes. All City Junior High Choir. Boys the chorus members. Plans for LUIGI CALL 542-M44 Runyon, West Main St., and Glee Club, New York Area .All- Mrs. i Errickson's sister, Mrs the fall concert were discussed] 96 Newman Springs Road THE WEEKEND" Hate Choir, Virginia Military In George Hewlitt, Fair Lawn, and several suggestions were 21 West River Road Road Patch stitute's Men's Glee Club and spent several days last %eek offered by chorus members, to RED BAM 741-92201 atious church choirs. vacationing at Cape Cod. be considered by conductor Wil Open ^ days, a week RUMSON Bids Called Andrew 0. Carr of New lam Shoppell and a conductor's j Shrewsbury has been accepted committee. Mr. Shoppetl will MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - In the bass section. Mr. Carr, Thomas Brereton, son of-Mr. nounce the fall program early in brief session last night, the teacher, has had previous chor- and Mrs. Thomas Brereton, 6 the summer. Prospect PI., is attending Boys' LOUNGE 'ownship Committee authorized il experience in the Knoxville State at Rutgers University. Rehearsals have been suspend- j- YOU'LL LOVE W, bidding for road patch materials College Choir, Octet and Male ed and will resume in September. SURF RESTAURANT Juartet, Maryville College M Those interested in joining the TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY FOR THE ENTIRE >• be purchased with state aid Susan Brereton, daughter of ah Chorus, and member-soloist group may call Mrs. McCallum SUMMER, FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT >• DANCING... formula funds. iHt the First Baptist Cl Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Brereton, Karl F. Heuser, township en- Jhoir in Knoxville, Tenn. 6 Prospect PI., is spending Saturday and Sunday to . . week at the Reformed Church [ineer, was^ directed to advertise Patricia F. McGuigan of Red NICKIE DON QUARTETTE > ank has been accepted in the Camp Hope. ^Bidding Brisk or bids to be received Monday "NICK and the YEL TONES" llo section. Mrs. McGuigan, a M JACKIE HILL I uly 19. graduate of Douglass College, has Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kuzava, In Oceanport Sizzling' Steaks—Sea Food The committee also accepted ung with the Douglass College 24 McDermott. St.; had as a Ocean Blvd. at Matilda Terrace. Long Branch y^- Choir, Middletown Chorus and weekend guest her sister, Mrs. Your hast, Pat—Reservations 222-4432 ^. Kitchen Open 12 Neon to 2 A.M. •Ir. Heuser's recommendation •arious Church choirs. Josephine Tocicki, New York Land Sale that six construction firms are City. - Mrs. Rolf Barmann "of Shrews- OCEANPORT — Bidders for [ualified and should be permit- jury, a public school music STOWAWAY HOTEL ted to bid on the township's up- hree borough-owned tracts kept teacher, has joined the soprano Former Mayor and Mrs. Fred lidding active at last night's Eor- Rf. 36 of bridge 872-1174 Highlands coming road improvement pro- ieotion of the chorale. Mrs. Bar- Quinn, Murray St., have returned iugh Council session. mann's previous choral experi.- am*. after a motor trip to Niagara Anthony Rescigno of Long mce includes the Monmouth Civic Falls and Canada. Jranch, acquired a Pocohontis BANQUETS Ihonis and church choirs. House Hunting! It's open sea- Vss. tract with an offer of $2,100, Mrs. Andrew Jarrell, a soprano on in the Daily Register Olassi- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van He out-lbid Stanley Butkus of Bel- New Monmouth joins the chor FOR ALL OCCASIONS PtiONE 741-8344 Pevanage, Dogwood La., have mar, who had offered $2,000 for ied now. le with previous experience in as house guests her brother and he plot. , church choirs and at Westmin- sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Uno ster Cljoir College. Mrs. Jen-ell's A three-way bidding stint was the CobbleStones Harkonen of Cook., Minn. The r sister, Mrs. "Edward Tiltony is al- on by Mr. Rescigno after up- Restaurant Harkonens will also visit Mr,. so a member of the group. ing ofiers by Joseph J. Elia, Gala July 4th Harkonen's niece, Mr. and Mrs. iere, and Samuel Teicher of-Nar- Highway 3$ Middletown Mrs. David Kennedy of Little Fred Fritzgerald, Conover St. eco, Inc., also here. The.bidding Silver is a new member of.,the started with a $2,000 offer for alto section. Her choral back- Dawn Louise Plamondon, one- Horicon Ave. tract. Mr. Res- Week-end ground includes participation in year-old daughter of Mr. and tigno took the bidding to $3,000 all facets of music at Red Bank Mrs. Edward F. Plamondon, nd his opponents dropped out of High School and the Monmouth Jr., Brickyard Rd., Freehold Bhe contest. Party! College Glee Club. Township, celebrated her birth- Mr. Teicher won the third tract The Shrewsbury Chorale has day at a party Saturday. At-! after lipping offers of Mario T. terminated its season and will tending were her maternal grand-' Mazza of Long Branch, to $2,5O0» resume rehearsals in the fall. mother, Mrs. -Lester Richens, Mr. Mazza started the offers at Anyone interested in joining the Colts Neck; Dana Charles end $2,000. group may contact Mrs. Paul Barbara Ellen Joline. David and Meunch of New Shrewsbury for lusan Buck, Mrs. Robert Buck, information concerning auditions. Mrs. Lewis Joline and .Mrs. The group is non-profit, non-sec- Frank Mohler Jr., Colts Neck, Monmouth tarian interracial and welcomes all who are musically, qualified. SEVENTH BIRTHDAY Opera Festival (BEDFORD — Donna Ruther, CONVENTION HALL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ASBURY PARK ward F. Ruther, 117 Fairfield Dr., recently celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at SUN., JULY 11 her home. 7:30 P.M. Attending were: Walter Buch- waW, James De Soucey, Karl De Wyrigaert, Gerard Gagljano, Laurel Hurley O'Shaughessy, Alana Schlosser THE FOUR and Debbie, Diane and Michael Grand re-opening of Beachcomber Ruther. SEASONS The same day, Donna partici- Here's good news for all you guys and gab that don't particu- PtUS othtr star attraction! 'TRAVIATA' pated in a dance recital at Mata- larly feel like dressing up to go out. You don't have to, If SUN. EVE., JULY 4-9 P.M. wan Regional High School spon- BOX OFFICE OPEN you come to the Beachcomber. You're welcome ia shorts, balh- sored by Billie's School of Danc- Phone PR 5-0900 Ing suits, slacks or whatever! The fabulous Shipwreck Bar THEODORE ing Keansburg. with the Polynesian motif Is also open as Is the gay, colorful Patio. Eat! Drink! Make Merry I Gay, tuneful music to BIKEl set the mood. «r. EVE. mr 10. 2 ikon 7 JO I 930 Big Clam Bake... $4.95 THE For the connoisseur of good eating Join us at the bountiful dam BEACH BOYS bake and eat and eat and eat! There will be a host of hot and nU Hk it* Ittnillam SAT. EYE., JU1V 17—9 PJtt announcing the opening cold dishes served buffet style from 5:30 to 10 p.m. And don't "New Jersey's Favorite Boat Ride" bother dressing. It's outdoors on the patio. (Entrance from Union Ave. ) Oh yes — music too! PETE NEW YORK HARBOR SEEGER (The Largest Port in the World) Ml. EVE. JULY 24, Pleasant Valley Dancing Friday, Saturday, Sunday 2 Skni 7J0 i >M A one-day family outing on the steamer, City of Keansburg Like good music ? Love to dance ? Well, you can dance or —you, and especially your children, can't afford to mlisl listen and enjoy it just as much either way with Vito Marasclo THE DAVE Inn and his "Three Tunes and a Vibe." Enno Stan at.the piano ISOW EFFECTIVE DAILY Monday thru Thursday. , CLARK FIVE • STEAK HOUSE rius O»H itv ttttutiMi DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) MT. EVE., JULY 31—9 P.M. • COCKTAIL LOUNGE leavo Atlantic Highlands Pier 12:45 P.M. Dining — indoors or outdoors JOHNNY Return Atlantic Highlands Pier 5:00 P.M. Don't think that we've overlooked those of you who enjoy Cocktail Hour dressing for dinner and who want that extra service and atmo- MATHIS SUNDAYS ONLY " sphere that "makes" the evening You are welcome to dine in Hers d'oeuvres Leave Atlantic Highlands Pier :.; '^jj pJJ* either the magnificent Red Room or the luxurious Gold Room. AUGUST ATTtACTIONt TO IE ANNOUNCED Both Indoors and both delightfully air-conditioned. There's the EVERY AFTERNOON 4 Return Atlantic Highlands Pier ,0=30 PM" open-air dining room overlooking the beautiful Navesink River ALL SEATS RESERVED: too. Superb service, wonderful view. U.M, U.25, 12.50, exapl for MtAlill Show, $4.59, $1.50, HIGHWAY 34 AWTS ,, tfo CHILDREN Cl «/\ tl.50. Tlckelt ovolloblt ill Round Trip S>* Round Trip 9 I .ZU Bex O(lic«, PR f-mvs. Aim 0n» Woy-SI.SO Bamtxrgsr'sj Sfilnbatlt'sj ' OneWay-Mc Sunday cocktail hours Andinon'i Music' R«d HOLMDEL " 946-8626 -Bank; Harmony Horns*. Ea< Every Sunday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. enjoy the company of ttntown. MAIL ORDERS TICKETS CAN BE For Any Information Call - TO: Convmtlon Hall, Aibury PURCHASED AT Convivial people at our cocktail hour. Hot and cold Hors Pork. Bncll>» slampid, ult- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS D'oeuvres served. •Mreutd uwloiw DOCK 787-0066 or 9676 KEANSBURG STEAMBOAT COMPANY Adulated with N. r.-K«mi. Bui Co. ,. THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, July 3, 1965 — 11 Schedule of Religious Services

ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST Copy Deadline CONGREGATION BETH Red Bank. Red Bank Rich in History, Tradition SHALOM The fourth Sunday after Pente- Evangelist Paul V. Dobson, An All religious news lor Inclu- Red Bank Lutherans cost will be celebrated with re derson, Ind., will begin a special sion in the Friday Schedule of Candlelighting time tonight is cited Masses, with hymns at 8 series of services Sunday at 11 Religious Services must be In :11 p.m. 9:15, and 10:30 a.m. and noon i a.m. when he speaks on "Tfoi The Register office by noon of Sabbath services tomorrow are Expected the church, plus recited Masse: Greatest Thing in the World. tha preceding Tuesday. Church Building Started at 9:30 a.m. for junior and senior 5:45, and 6:45 in the ohurch am Bible classes begin at 10 a.m congregations. Rabbi Henry Lie- MIDDLETOWN - Christ Epis- 8:30, 9:45 and II a.m. and 12:1! Mr. Dobson will speak ait ser ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC berman will lead the services. To Unite p.m. in the auditorium. copal Church, Kings Hwy., found vices Monday through Thursday, Red Bank The sacrament of baptism will at 7:30 p.m. ed in 1702, will become obsolete DETROIT, Mich. — The 118- Sunday Masses are celebrated OLD BRICK REFORMED be administered at 1:30 Sunday Evangelist Eugene Groome, as a church edifice next year. ear-old Missouri Synod of the at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and Marlboro ^She sacrament of pejvance will Durant, Okla., is directing a visi- The legendary Captain Kidd is Lutheran Church, which has nev- noon. Rev. John Hart will preach a m administered Saturday from tation campaign in the area. sand to have visited the church, er participated in any formal the 10 a.m. service on "What Do ecumenical structure, broke with 4'to 6 in the afternoon and 7:30 Following the Sunday morninj Daily Masses at 7 and 8 a.m which was destroyed by fire in - The sacrament of baptism These Stones Mean?" The sum- that tradition at its 46th conven- to 9 in the evening. The sacra- service, the congregation wi the early 1800's and rebuilt. administered Sundays at 12:45 mer schedule becomes effective tion here recently. ment is also administered daily leave for New York City to at- Unlike New York City, where p.m. iunday. The 860 delegates voted over- from 7:30 to 8 a.m., and after tend a special Fourth of Jul many landmarks are torn down The sacrament of penance i. whelmingly to join with three the novena service Monday eve- service in the World's Fair Singe nil forgotten, the historically- administered Saturdays from 4:30 other church bodies in forming ning. Bowl on the subject "Meeting tfoi n> i structure here will remain METHODIST to 6, and 7:30 to 9 p.m. the Lutheran Council in the USA, Daily Mass is offered at 6:25, American Crisis." il.)n ling. Sea Bright 7 and 8 o'clock. The novena devotion in hono Sunday school meets at 10 a.m new co-operative agency that 1'".. Robert E. Lengler, rector, The novena devotion In honor of the Miraculous Medal is held Rev. George W. Starsmeare wil will unite most of the nation's BAPTIST every Monday night at 7:30. The *a J it will be used in the future 8,600,000 Lutherans in a joint pro- Of Mary's Miraculous Medal will New Monmouth preaoh at the 11:15 a.m. service perpetual novena In honor of St. as a parish hall. Bible study is Thursday at 7:3 gram of theological study and be held Monday at 8 p.m. Bene- Rev. William Lincoln, dean ol Anthony is held every Tuesday \ new church on the adjacent Christian service. diction of the Blessed Sacrament Northeast Collegiate Bible Col night at 7:30. r i'ir<. fi property has a 100 by 150 Lutheran churches in the Red will follow. lege, Essex Fetls,"1 will be th The Religious Vacation School foo' foundation with fittings al Bank, N.J., area which are part The Vacation Religion School preacher at the 10:45 a.m. ani ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL is held every morning, Mondaj in and completion contem- of the 2,745,O0O*member Missouri will continue Tuesday to Friday 7:45 p.m. services Sunday. . Little Silver dram 9 to II in the moming fdi through Friday, from 9 to 11:45, plated for spring, 1966. Holy Communion will be cele- Synod are Luther Memorial, New Prayer meeting will be held Shrewsbury; Prince of Peace, •lildren of grammar school age, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. It .ui'Il cost approximately $300, biated Sunday at 8 a.m. Holy CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 000 thich is to be paid through Communion and sermon by Rev. Howell Township, and Che Church The Young People's group of the Good Shepherd, Old Bridge. CALVARY BAPTIST meets Thursday at 7 p.m. Red Bank doi.utions and a mortgage. "ituart F. Gast will be at 10 a.m The favorable action virtually , Oceanport The Junior High Young Peo- "Certainly I will be with thee" Seating capacity wil) be for assured formation of the agency "Freedom's Song" is the title (Exodus 3) was God's assurance 300 people, as compared to the ple's group meets Friday at ST. AGNES CATHOLIC as of Jan. 1, 1967. of Rev. Paul N. Smith's sermon p.m. . to Moses before he led the chil- present 90.. Atlantic Highlands at the 11 a.m. service. Commun- The new Lutheran Council was Daily Vacation Bible School be- dren of>. Israel in their escape 4'/] Times Sunday masses are schedule: ion will be observed. Sunday from Egypt. How Moses con endorsed by the 2,587,000-member gins Tuesday and will continue Rev. Lengler reported that his for 6:30, 7:45. 9, 10, and II a.m American Lutheran Church last school at 9:45. The evening ser- through July 16. tinued to rely on God's powei and noon. flee will be at 7:30. congregation has grown 4'/$ times October, and the 3,253,000-mem- in the wilderness will be brough NEW RECTOR, NEW CHURCH — Rev. Robert E. The sacrament of baptism li Vacation BMe School iviM con- in recent years and, "of the three bcr Lutheran Ohurch in America JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES out in services Sunday. The sub- Lsngler, ndv/ raeror of Chriit Episcopal Church, Mid- administered every Sunday at tinue Tuesday through Friday. ject of the lesson is "God." In- Sunday morning services, the 9:30 is expected to approve it next Fair Haven service Is the big one and we p.m. Arrangements are to be June. . - -• Closing exercises will take place cluded in the readings will be dletown, here inspects construction work on edifice made at the rectory at least twi 'Evolution or Creation—Which just cannot seat the usual con- The Evangelical Lutheran Thursday evening at 7:30. this passage from "Science and which will replace present church building. One of the days previous by one of the par- do Facts Support?" will be the gregation." Church, which has 22,00O_ mem- Health with Key to the Scrip- ents. subject of Sunday's 4 p.m. lectup first in New Jersey, the church was founded in 1702. Builder of the new church is bers, will act on the proposal in METHODIST tures" by Mary Baker Eddy Daily masses are scheduled foi by Charles Homer, Neptune. Britton Construction Co., Asbury September, when it also wilt con- Oakhurst "When man is governeiPby God, 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays th< Watchtower study follows at 5:15. FIRST METHODIST MT. ZION HOUSE OF PRAYER Park. The architect Is John Gib- sider an invitation to merge with Rev. Dr. John D. Blair wil the ever-present mind who early mass Is said at the conveni Tuesday ait 8 p.m., Bible study Red Bank (United Holiness Church) son Martin, Riiverton. the Missouri Synod. preach at the service Sunday on understands all things, man knows for "the public. will be held at these locations Red Bank Reaching back V/ centuries', "How. Independent Should We that with God all things are Rev. W. Gordon Lowden will 2 The. sacrament ot penance I Kingdom Hall, 58 Forman St. possible" (p. 180). we find a olergyman of the 1" Church school will be at preach at the ,8:30 and 10 a.m Sunday school meets at 10 a.m administered on Saturdays from CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fair Haven; 10 St. Mary's PI., Church of England named Georg '30. Church and Sunday school are services Sunday on "The Church Rev. Wesley Davis, Philadelphia, 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. SOCIETY Cedar St. and 37 Drummond Ave., Keith, who> founded the current ir young people are attend- at 11 a.m. Speaks to the Nation." Rev. Leon Pa., will be the preacher at the and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. Red Bank; 114 Springdale Ave., church which was granted by Atlantic Highlands ing Pennington Institute this Testimony meetings ard G. Rowell will assist ait 8:30 11:30 a.m, service. Evangelist The Miraculous Medal noven New Shrewsbury; and 27 Dela- charter from Queen Anne of Eng- Church service and Sunday week. They are Sandy Doven- ware Ave., Riverside Heights. Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. a.m. Rev. W. Wayne Conrad wil Beatrice Pappy will preach at is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- the 8 p.m. service. land. mueMe, Marcia Terry, Toge Thursday at 7:25 p.m., the min- assist at 10 a.m. There will.be day's testimony meeting Is at Terry, and James Wynne. This Prayer services are held al (Legend has ft that because of 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours istry school will meet. The ser- RAY SHORE COMMUNITY no service of Holy Communion. MONMOUTH REFORM is a summer camp operated foi Church school will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Fri- the sinfttlness and corruption of TEMPLE are Tuesday and Saturday from vice meeting follows. East Keansburg the people of Middletown during the youth of the Methodisl 10 a.m. day. Sabbath Eve services • will be 2 to A p.m. except holidays. that era, the charter was granted Church. Dr. Blair will speak al The sermon topic by Rev. Rich- Tomorrow at 6:30 p.m., the held tonight at 8:30 Albert Gold- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ard R. Schwartz for Sunday is for this church and its then affil- the Bible Hour in the temple al Methodist Youth Fellowship wil CHRIST EPISCOPAL stein will officiate. HOLY COMMUNION Ocean Grove each morning fo Rumson •What is Our Business?" iate Christ Episcopal Church, Sunday service will be held a1 meet in the home Of Grace Rey- Middletown Shrewsbury. EPISCOPAL two weeks. These meetings are Starting Sunday, the surnmei nolds. 9:30 a.m. Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Sunday services are: 8 a.m. The new two-story building Fair Haven held from 9 to 10 a.m. schedule will begin. Churdi ser- Tuesday: at 10 a.m., interde- Elberon Church Begins Jr. will preach on "The Measure vice will be held at 10 a.m. and Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m. will have a free standing altar Holy Communion will be cele- nominational prayer and study of Men and Nations." Sunday at the same time Sunday school morning prayer and sermon;, 11 Installed in order that the priest Services Sunday brated every Sunday at 8 'oclock. EMMANUEL BAPTIST group1 meet; 6:30 p.m., the Wes- a.m., Holy Communion. The 9:30 service WiH be Holy school will meet at 9:30 through will meet in the dhurch hall. Holy can celebrate Holy Communion ELBERON — Elberon Me- .Atlantic Highlands ley Fellowship leave from the Communion the first and third the junior department. Communion will be administered. from either In front or in back morial Church begins its sum Guest speaker Sunday will be ohurch for a softball game at Sundays and morning prayer the rBruce Dravneek, student at Cen Tuesday, at 10 a.m., Prayer Fel At 5:39 p.m., the Board of Trust- PRESBYTERIAN of the altar. mer services Sunday. lowship will meet; at 8:30 p.m., municipal field; 8 p.m., the book second and fourth Sundays. trial Bible Institute, Springfield, ees will meet for a barbecue on Shrewsbury Also, a planned new feature is Roy A. Severance, busines: the board of deacons will meet, review group will meet. Mo. Service^ are at 11 a.m. and the ohurch grounds, followed by Rev. John R. Collins will preach the conducting of baptism during manager of Christ Churcl Wednesday: 8 p.m., the Wesley METHODIST 7:30 p.m. A prayer meetting is at a meeting at 7:30. at the 9:30 a.m. Communion the regular Sunday morning wor- Methodist, New York City, wii Fellowship meet for volleyball.' Navesink 7 p.m. Sunday school is at 9:45 BIBLE BAPTIST Wednesday, July 7, from 1 p.m. service Sunday on "Is American- ship. speak on "The Lifting Personal Rev. John Fulton will bring Midweek prayer service at ! Hazlet on the Women's Guild will spon- ism a Risk?" ity." Liturgical Changes the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Noel W. Hirons, of the sor a card partjf in the church REFORMED Vacation Church School will Dr. Harold A. Bosley, cu These two innovations, Father day service. Sunday school meets The deacons' prayer meeting Bible Christian Union, Brooklyn, hall. At 2:30 p.m., the Christian Middletown meet Tuesday through Friday rently on a world tour as Lengler explained, "tie in with at 10:45 a.m. will be tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. N.Y., will be the guest speake Teeners will meet at the church During July and August the Re- from 9 a.m. to noon. representative oE the Fellowshi; at the Communion service Sun- to leave for the pool party at Bie formed Church and Old Firs the liturgical changes which are of Reconciliation, will return day at 11 a.m. Bible school meets Teichers. Transportation will be Church.of.Middletawa will hold talcing place throughout the the pulpit July 11 to begin h House Hunting! It's open sea- REFORMATION LUTHERAN WESTMINSTER Christian world." son in the Daily Register Classi- West Long Branch at 9:45 a.m. Evening service provided. union services. During July the 18th consecutive year as pastoi PRESBYTERIAN Father Lengler, a 1940 graduati fied now. Hafly Communion will be ad' at 7 o'clock. services will be held in Old First here. Middletown of Union Theological Seminary, ministered at the 9:30 and 1 Midweek prayer service will be Church, and during August in the TRINITY EPISCOPAL Sunday school is at 9:15 a.m New York City, who came to this a.m. services Sunday. Rev. W. Wednesday at 8 p.m, in the home Reformed Church. The services Matawan Rev. Harlaft C. Durfee. wil parish in Robert Oswald will preach on of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Ma- begin at 10 a.m. Rev. Earl D jjfli' Hves with his Sunday, services are: 7:45 a.m. preach at the 9:15 a.m. service wife,, Dee 3 Lengler, in the Belford "The Never Ending Search.' honey, 11 Vermont Ave., Port Compton, pastor of the Reformed on "A Declaration at Depend- matins and Holy Communion; 10 parish house, directly across the i,Henry_Lentz of Conago Park, /Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. Monmouth. Church, will preach at Sunday's ence." ' The church council wiH meet a.m., Holy Communion, moming service on "Our Heritage of Free- street from the church. They Calif., spent a week recently with prayer in the parish hall for Monday: 8 p.m., men's Bible were both born In Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Lentz. Tuesday at 8 p.m.' A.M.E. ZION dom." young children. study group meets. Their older daughter, Carol Red Bank Hbly Communion will be oele WdWednesdayd : 8 p.m., session Ruth, 24, was married June 26, The 10th birthday of Ellen Wid- CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL Sunday school meets at 9:45 brated Monday at 8:30 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN meets. with her father officiating at the difield, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. a.m." Rev. Thomas H. Coursey Rumson Wednesday at 9 a.m. and Friday Red Bank ceremony,. Now Mrs. John Bles- K. Widdifield, was recentl) Late Sabbath Eve services to- will preach at the 11 a.m. Com- 1 at 6:30 a.m. Rev. Albert T. Woodward, as- OLD FIRST CHURCH sell, she will make her home in celebrated. Present were Louii night will begin at 8:30. Julian munion service on "The Same The sacrament of penance Is sociate minister, will preach at American Baptist Convention Wooster, Ohio. MoPortland, Marion Spencer an Stansky will conduct the services Night in Which He was Be- administered Saturday from 7 to the 10 a.in. service Sunday,. United Church of Christ The younger daughter, Jean- Mary Rit and Joan Moscow. A Cantor Sidney Scharff will chant trayed." New members will be r :30 p.m: Church school will be held at 10 Middletown Louise, 19, is a sophomore at picnic was held in Monmouth the liturgy. Candlalighting time received. The Altar Guild sewing com- a.m. In the nursery, kindergarten Sunday at 10 a.m., union wor- Cedar Crest College, ALlentown, County Park, Holmdel. b 8:11 p.m. Tuesday at 8 p.m., the quarter- mittee meets Wednesday ait 9:30 and primary departments. At 11 ship services with the congrega- Pa/, where she is majoring in Sabbath morning services to- ly conference1 will be held. a.m. a.m., the Young Adult Group will tion of the Middletown Reformed social studies. A beach party and cookout wa morrow are at 10 o'clock. Cantor Tlie planning committee meets meet. Church./fito^ervices will be held Rev. Lengler's nibbles include held in Ideal Beach as the final Sidney Scharff will chant the lit ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Monday: 9:30 a.m., the prayer in Old First Church, with Rev. swimming and walking and his meeting for . Junior Girl Seoul urgy. in this Red Bank group will meet. Compton conducting. pet project, beside the construc- Troop 22. Cokades for the girls' i Daily evening services are at Services Sunday begin with CENTRAL BAPTIST tion and completion of the new berets were presented to the M:30. Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. Sung Atlantic Highlands ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER church, is the Saturday Evening scouts graduating into the cadet quiet Eucharist and sermon-by Rev FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Couples' Club. troop. They were Nancy O'Hara, CHRIST METHODIST Sunday school meets at 9:45 Atlantic Highlands Rumson Earl B. Scott at 9:38 a3m;v- It is purely a social club and Indy Boberg, Mary Lasky, Su- Fair Haven a.m. Pastor Harry W. Kraft wJH The summer schedule begins There wiH be a celebration of place.. Wednesday at ,7 a.m. Holy consists of 50 to GO couples, aid san Blakely, Lynn Liebowitz am Rev. Charles Hankins will preach at the 11- a.m. Communion Sunday with services at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Sunday at 8 Eucharist will be celebrated. of whom are members of Christ Candice Iglay. preach tt the 9:30 service Sun- service on "What Is Liberty?" only. Rev. Richard B. Anderson a.m. In the chantry. Episcopal Church. day on "Ruled by Consent." Pastor Kraft will preach at the will preach. TJiere will be no There will be a celebration of A belated graduation party, was FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 30 p.m. Communion service. church school. t Holy Communion at 10 a.m. and When queried as to whether the Matawan old church would possibly be util- held for Patricia Costigan, daugh- ST. LUKE'S METHODIST Sunday at 6:30 pjn., the Pil- Bible study is Tuesday ait 8:30 sermon by the associate rector, ized for a meeting hall for the ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cos> Long Branch Sunday services are at 10 a.m grims, Pioneers, Ambassadors .m. Rev. Robert S. Baker. Couples' Club, Father Lengler tagan, Neil Ave., June 23 for 30 Sunday services are at 8:30 and The pastor's sermon topic will be ind ' Baptist Youth Fellowship Trustees' meeting is Wednesday agreed, adding. members of the eighth grade 11 a.m. Rev. 3*. Courtney Hay- "Mount Hor and Aaron." Sunday meet. at 8 p.m. REFORMED school meets at 10 a.m. "The church has had a long from St. Mary's School, New ward will preach_on "The Decla- Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Is the New Shrewsbury Monmouth. ration of Independence." Sunday midweek prayer meeting. Rev. F. Alvin Langwith, Ocean and impressive history in this school at 9:45 a.m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Grove, will be the guest minister community and it would be un- abookmay Keansburg TRINITY EPISCOPAL Eatontown Sunday at 9:30 a.m. The sermon thinkable to destroy it simply Miss Barbara Ann Sullivan, Sunday services will be held because we have outgrown its daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. TEMPLE BETH AHM Red Bank topic will be "The Patriot Rev. Newton W. Greiner wil: at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Com size." Rafferty, Green Ave., was grad- he read Matawan Holy Eucharist will be cele- Dream." Church school at 9:30 preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. munion will be observed. • Robert uated June 23 from - Middletown SSSS^hSsgpiime^ tonight Is jrated Sunday at 8 a.m. Holy a.m. services Sunday. Church school Howard will preach. Bible classes Township High School and was »t 8:11. Sabbath Eve~ " " Eucharist and sermon by Rev. Daily Vacation Bible School will that can will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. RESEARCH URGED given a party. Her guests includ- •re at 8:30 in the First Aid build- The MYF meets Sundiy'aTBfS K*s_Char!esJH. Best will be Midweek Bible study and prayer be held July 12-23. Opportunity NEW YORK (AP) - Like the ed Mrs. Thomas Grant, Mr. and ing. Rabbi Morris L. Rubinstein at 10 a.m. ~T"^~~^^—- •- for registration will be given after advertising world, the churches Mrs. Charles Mayer, Mr. and free you wiH preach on "The Jewish Con- The EOTOs meet Friday at Holy Eucharist will be cele- ace Sunday. must begin a "great new move- Mrs. William Evans, Mr. am cept of Charity." 3:30 p.m. brated Wednesday at 8 and 10 ment^=sf__-eeajnunications re- Mrs. Robert Bogart, Mr. and Mrs, Adult services will be held at ..m. The service of healing will ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC search," instead of Mrs. Phil- from fear S a.m. tomorrow. LUTHER MEMORIAL CALVARY BAPTIST >e at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Keansburg such studies as unworliy of the ip Rosenberg, Mrran(I~Mfsn35n jy have passed iy ftig LUTHERAN Sunday, Masses will be at 7, holy gospel, a Methodist leader aid Hofman, Cheryl Evans, Mis Red Bank quiet pIaS5Ti5nft3KS=£sfc= HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHRIST EPISCOPAL (Missouri Synod) S, S, 10, 11 and noon. says. Joanne Supienski, John Migliore, Red Bank Rev. Robert P. Ball will preach Shrewsbury New Shrewsbury. toenevcrentereditTcthere at the Hbly Communion service Dally Masses will be celebrated The Rev. Dr. Harry C. Spencer Timothy Hennessey and Mr. and Sunday school and services at The summer sohedule becomes Sunday school is at 9 a.m. Rev. in this peaceful room, ready Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday sdhool at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first of Nashville, a church television- Mrs. James Hennessey Woodside, 9 a.m. Rev. Edwin F. vonBorstel, effective Sunday.. Holy Commun- Daniel D. Reinheimer will preach for you to read, is a book that at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Herbert Presley Fridays when hours will be at radio executive, told a meeting L. I. Jr. will be the guest preacher. ion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. at the 10:30 a.m. Holy, Commun has freed many thousands will preach at the service spon- 6:30 and 8 a.m. here that "too frequently psycho- During the ' absence of Rev. Rev. Ronald G. Albury will Ion service. Matins service is at from fear and worry—has sored by the Women's Auxiliary On Holy Days, Masses will be logical research is not related Harold Hornberger, parishioners treach at the 9 a.m. parish Euch- 8 o'clock. Dr. J. Nelson Moore, Vejo ?ivcn them renewed courage of the Deacons' Union at 3:30 offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and, tl to the proclamation of the in need of pastoral assistance irist on "Freedom." Calendar for the week: Sunday, Beach, Fla., a former pastor of ind strength to go forward. p.m. a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- jospel . . . Careful research can should contact Rev. Robert Os- Holy Eucharist wil be cele- p.m., cottage meeting Bible the Methodist Church, recentl It can do this for you. dren are permitted at evening give us answers to our questions wald, Reformation Lutheran Calendar for the week: Wednes- brated Friday at 9 a.m. class in the home of Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. John Lentz The place is the, Christian. Mass. concerning communication." 'or a day. Churdh, West Long Branch; Rev. day, 7 p.m., Bible class; 8 p.m., Mrs. Robert Schulz, Spring Ter., Science Reading Boom; the midweek prayer service, and Fxi "Confessions will be heard Sat Roger Burkins, King of Kings BAPTIST Red Bank; Tuesday, 8 p.m., urdays, first Thursdays, and on book, Science and Health If Lutheran Church, Middletown, or day, 7 p.m., instruction class; 8 Leonardo church council meets, and Fri- p.m.,*teachers' meeting. the eves of Holy Days, from with Key to the Scriptures Re*. Frederick Boos, Gethsemane Sunday school meets at 9:45 day, 8 p.m., voters' meeting. 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to St. Mark's Episcopal Church by Mary Baker Eddy. Lutheran Church, Keyport. .m. The sermon topic at the 8:30 p.m. ANNUAL SUMMER FAIR 3top at a Christian Science FIRST BAPTIST 11 a.m. Communion service will FAITH REFORMED Baptisms will be administered leading Room soon; read the COMMUNITY Red Bank be "Now Is the Time." and at Hariet every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- Jiblc and Science and Health, Port Monmouth Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will the 7:30 p.m. service, "Open His Sunday school classes through ments should be made a week Friday and Saturday, August 20 and 21 1 n the quiet, undisturbed at- Sunday school meets at 9:30 reacjh at the 11 a.m. service, Eyes." The fellowship offering the third grado meet at 9:30 In advance of the baptism. on the Church Lawn, Carr Ave. and nosphere provided for yon. a.m. Pastor A. D. Magaw will wil be taken at the morning ser- the Lord's Supper will be ob- .m. Rev. William Gaston will Rev. Edward A. Corrlgaa Is Kennedy Way, Keansburg Sorrow this book, free ot preach at the 11 a.m. service on served and hew members wel- vice. ' preach at the 9:30 a.m. service pastor and Rev. Eugene M. Re- charge. Or buy it for yoursclfc "When He Shall Appear." Com- comed. Ohurch school meets at Junior and Junior High Baptist becic and Rev. Frederick A. Val- on "The Hearing Ear." Open From 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. on Friday (iibrary Edition $4. Faper- munion will be celebrated. As- ):45 a.m. preceded by the lay fellowships meet Sunday at 6:15 entino are assistants. l)Mk Edition $1.95. sisting the pastor will be Luther leaders' prayer circle at 9:30. GRACE LUTHERAN From 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. on Saturday Walling and Donald A. Magaw, The evening service wilhbe at Midweek prayer and Bible Freehold , ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL Games, Rides, Refreshments, Cakes, Cookies, Jr. Rev, Mr. Magaw will preach 7:30. At 7 a.m. there will be a itudy Is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Holy Communion services will Highlands Candy, Handmade and Used Articles Christian Science at the 6:30 p.m. service on "Walk- ipecial service for Boy Scouts be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev. During July and August, Morn- ing in Truth." vho^will leave for Vermont. KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Byron B. Swanson will preach, ing Prayer with sermon will be Famous Fish and Chips Dlnnej;—Friday, 5:30-7:30 p.m. READING Calendar for the week: Mon- .A"special meeting of the execu- Middletown. held Sunday at 9 a.m., except for ROOM lay, 7:30 p.m., TWC meets; Tues- tive board wiH be held Wednes- Rev. C. Roger Burkina will TEMPLE SHALOM the third Sunday of the month, Adults—81.00, Children—50c y, 7:30 p.m., Christian Ladies' day at 7 p.m. followed by the freach at the 8 affd"10:45 a.m. Matawan Township when the service will be Holy •Circle meets in th« home of Mrs. midweek service of prayer and services Sunday. Sunday scKool Services will be held jn the Communion. Evening Prayer will Auction following the Dinner 209 JROAD ,ST, Charles Kereliuk, Keansburg, and Bible study at 8 o'clock. it at 9: IS a.m. home of Mr. and Mrs, Stephen be at 8 o'clock. Daily services Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., midweek The sewing group will meet Vacation Church School begins Ostrow, 42 IvyMl Dr., Matawan will be u announced. Rev. Wil- FUN FOR 41L I Mon. thru Sat. 1M:JO prayer mejting. Thursday at 10 a.m. 'uesday at 9 a.m. Township, tonight at 8:30, liam D. Loring, vicar. if \ Also Friday Eve. 7:304:30 THE DAILY REGISTER Linda Fallofc 12 — Friday, July 2, 196£ Church Hall Calendar Is Bride Couple Wed HAZLET — Miss Linda Fallon, ; daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thom- Planning for Fall as E. FaBon, 33 Warren St., 50 Years MARLBORO — Committee ing, Mrs. Viola Lee and Mrs. Keyport, became the bride of FREEHOLD — One hundrei chairmen for a fashion show and Theodore Moreau, kitchen plan Richatd Edward Chapman, Sun- and fifteen persons attended luncheon to be sponsored by ning and preparing meals. day in St. John's Methodist 50th wedding anniversary cele- Court St. Rose of Lhna, Catholic Mrs. Vincent Dugan, 6upp!y Church. bration for Mr. and Mrs, Fran! Daughters of America, were an- secretary, reported 35 pounds ol The bridegroom is the son of Federici, Sr., 52 Lincoln PI. nounced at a meeting here to the clothing and a check toward Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edward which took place Sunday' in thi home of Mrs. John Maziekien shipping expenses were given to Chapman, 438 Main St., Kejjport. American Hotel. egent. The benefit event wil the recent church world service Rev. Norman R. Riley, pas- Hosts were their children am take place Oct. 23 in the Ameri- clothing center, and will be senl tor, performed the double ring their families, Mr. . and Mrs n Hotel, Freehold, to Windslow, Md. The next cloth- ceremony. Stanley Rodi, Mr. and Mrs. Dajite Selected were Mrs. Alice Du- ing collection will be held in The bride was given in car- Federici, Mayor and Mrs. Frank gan, luncheon; Mrs. Carl Cordas- October. riage by her father. Shetf'-jore E. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs, co, special project; Mrs. Walter a white mousseline de soietfCor- Frank Federici, Jr. Burte and Mrs. Lindsey Le- length gown designed with scoop The couple were married in INSTALL OFFICERS ifoine, reservations; Mrs. Victor SHREWSBURY - Women's As neckline, long tapered sleeves Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catho- Giglio and Mrs. William O'Don- and bell-shaped skirt which ended lic Church, Montclair, en June 24 Miss Lynn Marlon Santoro Miss Linda Schlichting sociation of the Presbyterian lell, tickets, and Mrs. Albert church installed new officers ai in a chapel train. Her bouffant 1915. A Mass was celebrated in Bennett, fashions, to be presented shoalder-Jength veil of French il- their honor Thursday in St. Rosi the final meeting of the yea >y the Style Shop, Freehold. held in the church lounge. lusion, was attached to a white of Lima Catholic Church, Free satin pleated bonnet with pear'- Announce Engagement Speaker was Miss Martha A. hold, where they repeated theii ized orange blossoms, the same DISCUSSION Ray, a missionary assigned to vows. headpiece her mother had wor SHREWSBURY-Mr. and Mrs. MIDDLETOWN — Mr. and Mrs MATAWAN — At the recent teach in Egypt, whose topic was Mr. Federici operated a lunch at her wedding. She carried : John M. Santoro, 9 Buttonwood Paul Schlichting, 254 Rt. 35, an- Jose of season meeting of Cross "God Calls to Freedom and room in the American Hotel, E long cascade bouquet of white Dr., have made known the en- nounce the engagement of their f Glory Lutheran Church Worn- Obedience." Main St., present location o daughter, Miss Linda Louise n. Rev. Richard A. Weeden, pompons, white roses and white gagement of their daughter, Miss Officers, installed by Rev. John Frank's Restaurant and Pizzeria Schlichting, to Thomas Joseph astor, led a discussion on ihe carnations centered with two Lynn Marion Santoro, to Joseph R. Collins, pastor, are Mrs. He is a charter member of the R. Thompson, Jr., son of Mr. Robinson, Jr., son of Mr. and mportance of goals In the life white orchids. Elks' organized the Italian Donald Ogden, president; Mrs and Mrs. Joseph R. Thompson, Mrs. Thomas J. Robinson, 60 >f the individual, his family and Miss Gail Merrell, Keyport, American Club in 1930 and is a C.F.H. Johnson, vice president; •r., 76 Harding Rd., Red Bank. Richard Ter. iis church. The meeting was cousin of the bride, was ijhid past president of the group. He Mrs. John Newbon, second vice Mrs. John N. Bornholdt, Jr. The bride-elect, a June gradu- eld in Strathmore School, of honor, She wore a street-MS&th also is a past president of the The bride-elect is a June gradu- president; Mrs. Fred W. Enan „ (The former Miss Virginia Elizabeth Smith) ate of Middletown Township High First meeting of the fall sea- blue organza gown, tnatcWing Surburban Liquor Association, a ate of Red Bank High School. She der, corresponding secretary; School where she was a member ion will be in September. velvet blow headpiece, and car- member of the Board of Adjust, employed by Bell Telephone Mrs. William A. Gregory, re- Laboratories, Holmdel. of the National Honor Society, cording secretary, and Mrs. WiJ ried a cascade of niatching flow- ments, served as court interpre- is employed by Red Bank attor- COVERED DISH Lt. Bornholdt Marries Her fiance attended Thiel Col- iam F. Keller, treasurer. ers. er for 15 years, is a past trea ney David C. Furman." She also FREEHOLD - A covered dish lege, Gieenville, Pa., and is now The bridal attendants in the lurer of the Chamber of Com- has been enrolled in home study uncheon preceeded the recent Chairmen for the various cir- n his senior year at Monmouth rainbow wedding wore Identical merce and an honorary reporter at Art Instruction, Inc., Des leeting in Pitcher, Box 6, the Admiral's Table, were Miss Anlas, Nutley; Mr. and Mrs. the Newark Evening News. Klockner was recently employed Holmdel. Evelyn Belling, Ocean Township; Robert Iteming, Point Pleasant; Miss Eleanor Gough, Point Pleas- Mrs. Elsa Kuhlman, Newington, i part-time basis to work Ayelet Chapter After a reception in Buck ,n co-operation with George Sil- ant; Mrs. John Johnson, and Mrs. Smith's Restaurant, East 'Keans- Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Marty Ma Vera Dowkontt, Neptune; Miss lerik and daughter Martina, ver, Monmouth County 4-H agent. Scout Receives Miss Edith McDavitt Accepts Four burg, the couple motored to the Her major responsibility will be Mary Koch, Eatontown, and Mrs. Poconos. Highlands; George Jordon, East MATAWAN — Four new mem- Susan Hutzler, Freehold. Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Chet with the 4-H home economics Special Award RUMSON — Miss Edith Mc- Mrs have been accepted by Dnai Guests were Miss Donna Kohl- Brown, Belmar; Mrs. Francis irogramof the* Monmouth County Davitt, 16-year-old daughter of FIREMEN'S FAIR SLATED RED BANK — Pamela Curdi- Bnith Woman, Ayelet Chapter, man, Long Branch; Miss Betty Lahbein, Irvington; Mrs. Mary, Extension Service 4-H program. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McDavitt, NORTH CENTERVILLE - in, member of Girl Scout Junior, Bayshore area. Membership now Midgely, West Long Branch; Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Vivian Sanborn, The county has more than 600 136 Avenue of Two Rivers, sailed The Volunteer Fire Co. will Troop 307 of the First Baptist otals 110. Nora Jenkins, West Allenhurst; Ross Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- 4-H members who belong to 45 from New York Saturday for a hold its annual fair from, Mem' Church, received a special award They are Mrs. Julius Gdbel, Mrs. Gail Goldstein, Oakhurst; erick Limberger, Highlands, and clubs and carry out a wide vari- summer in Istanbul, Turkey, as day, July 12, to Saturday, " ' at a recent Court of Awards held Mrs. Bert Barnett, Mrs. Sol Man- Miss Alice O'Connor, Red Bank; Russ Ferguson, Irvington. ety of projects in gardening, the representative of the Rumson- 17. The fair grounds are in Cypress Inn for Junior- Troop nes and Mrs. Leonard Jacobs. Miss Pearl Baumann, Matawan; ; Other guests were Mr. and [Omemaking, agriculture and re- Fair Haven Chapter of the Ameri- posite the Airport Plaza S 307 and Cadett* Troop 52. Those persons wishing to have Mrs. Jack Ozer, Elberon, and Mrs. Gene Capone, Linden; Mr. iated fields. can Field Service. ping Center, Rt. 36 and Middle Mrs. Vernon Patterson, leader a tree planted in Israel "in mem- Mrs. Valerie Finkowski, Belmar. and Mrs. John A. Bahrs, High- Miss klockner, born in Trenton Miss McDavitt was selected Rd. There will be rider, games of Troop 307 presented the award, ory of" or "in honor of" someone, The theater party committee lands, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley nd a June graduate of Douglass from among 13 applicants from and refreshments. a Girl Scout statuette for "the iaive been asked to'contact Mrs. announced that tickets had been Walker, Middletown. 'ollege, attended Temple Univer- the Junior class at Rumson-Fair lity where she received a degree scout who has demonstrated abil- Earle Silveranan, 28 Juniper PI. obtained for "Any Wednesday." Haven Regional High School tojThe trees will be planted in FIRST BIRTHDAY of associate in science in land- ity to live by the scout law, The membership voted to hold enthusiasm in her work, and de- participate in the "Students Martyr's Forest, a memorial to _ PORT MONMOUTH —Leonard cape design. She was employed; Bosses Night in the Jumping ACCIDENT & HEALTH votion to her scouting duty." Abroad" program. he 6 million Jews slain during Lewis, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. is a floral designer and play- Brook Golf and Country Club in She sailed for Rotterdam on the Nazi regime. Leonard Lewis, 32 /Willow St., ground superintendent before she Mrs. Lionel Simon, Neiijhbor- October. Disability Insurance the Seven Seas with 850 other 1 celebrated his first birthday Sun nrolled at Douglass. She is a hood leader, with assistant Jun- 1 American students. From there from day at an outdoor party at his ormer 4-H club member and ior leader, Mrs, Americo Adams, SISTERHOOD INSTALLS she will fly to Istanbul to join lub Presents home. Sixty guests were present. served as an assistant leader of and Cadette leader, Mrs. Eric MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The her Turkish host family. She will 11 the Princeton Tiger 4-H Club of Kronman, presented badges and Sisterhood of Temple Shalom re- LEADING CARRIERS return to New York Sept. 10 Scholarship Princeton. awards to the following scouts: cently held installation of offi- aboard the Seven Seas. Junior Troop 307: Karen Es- RIVER PLAZA — Miss Mary cers at the home of Mrs. Stephen /ecohia, daughter of Mr. and SPECIAL PROGRAM! 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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1965 7c PER COPY School Integration Ruling —Its Effect Here By DORIS KULMAN impact. But few school people want to talk about it. Street school in September "partly for bettei racial distribu- Victor J. W. Christie, township Superintendent of Schools, How will Monday's state Supreme Court ruling on school "We will obviously obey the mandate of the court," Edward tion, but also to make better use of available classroom facili- referred all inquiries to the board. ation affect Monmoutn County districts? 0. Glaspey, assistant director of the state Department of Edu- ties and to reduce overcrowding in the River Street School," Attempts to. reach the board president, Otto Stall, Jr., Neither state, county, nor local school officials are pre- cation's Division of Controversies and Disputes, said. the superintendent said. were unavailing. pared to say. ,, Mr. Glaspey said the division is attempting to set up a William D. Meskill, Long Branch Superintendent of Schools, meeting with the attorneys for both the Plainfield Board of Ed- But the board vice president, Mrs. Jennie Nicol, declared But Dr. Frederick M. Raubingef, state commissioner of said he would not comment on the court decision because he "Neptune Township doesn't have any segregation problems." education, soon may be asked to consider allegations of de facto , ucation and the Negro parents who appealed the Plainfield plan had not read it. ... to discuss lie court's decision. Asked if any of the schools are more than 50 per cent segregation in one county municipality ^ Asked about the racial distribution In the nine elementary Negro, Mrs. Nicol replied, "yes, two." A spokesman for the Asbury Park-Neptune Branch of the "But we don't know what the effect of the ruling will be schools which,, house grades kindergarten through six, Mr. In other communities," he said, "we'll have to wait and see." Meskill replied, "please, don't raise the issue." "A very small pressure group had accused us of maintain- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People ing de facto segregation, but we straightened it out," she said. said a group of parents, backed by the organization, is planning Monmouth County Superintendent of Schools Earl B. Garri- Wilbert Russell, president of the Long Branch NAACP, said to petition Dr. Raubinger to order Neptune Township to end son declined'comment. He had not read the court decision, he his group isn't complaining. Mrs. Nicol said the board "pointed out that we are not what the NAACP says is racial imbalance in two schools. said. • i As far as racial distribution in the schools is concerned, practicing de facto segregation." Thomas Daniels, Neptune Township, branch vice president, In Red Bank, where the local NAACP has charged racial "we think we have one of the best communities in the county," "And besides, no one could define de facto segregation," said the group "is studying the situation in Asbury Park." imbalance in the lower grades of the River Street School, Su- Mr.'Russell said. ' . she added. • On Monday, the state's highest court ruled that communities perintendent of Schools Robert C. Hoops said that the building The Liberty Street School is about 53 per cent Negro, and , ,In Asbury Park, where the Bangs Avenue School has been must try for maximum dispersal of Negroes throughout their program being considered by the board of education "will the two schools in the Elberon area are almost entirely white, a source of contention between civil rights groups and the fchool systems and not merely reduce imbalance in schools eliminate any problem." according to Mr. Russell. school board, Dr. Harry C. Hill, superintendent of schools de- ffipt are nearly all ^egro. The plan calls for two elementary schools, one housing But there is a good balance of Negro and white pupils in all clared "we have natural dispersal and maximum dispersal of W The court rejected the Plainfield Board of Education's grades kindergarten through four, and the other housing grades other schools, he said. Negroes in our schools now." plan for converting its 96 per cent Negro Washington School five through eight. All seventh and eighth graders here attend the city's About 74 per cent of the school population is Negro and into a central sixth grade school for the entire city. "It's a happy solution," Dr. Hoops said. one junior high school. there is a "sizeable enrollment" of Negroes in the Bond Street The court said the Plainfield proposal does not go far • The superintendent said the borough -is fortunate that its In Neptune Township, too, all seventh and eighth graders and Bradley schools, he said. enough because it does nothing about five other schools with size makes such a plan feasible. attend an intermediate school. In communities such as Manalapan and Millstone townships, Negro enrollments of 57 to 69 per cent. Meantime, the board is ciftitinuliu; with its open enrollment But Mr. Daniels said the Whitesville and Ridge Ave. schools where the 1960 census shows large non-white populations, the The court said Dr. Raubinger, who had approved the Plain- plan. Dr. Hoops said. \ both kindergarten through sixth grade, are predominantly Ne- question of de facto segregation does not arise because the lield action, must reconsider the case. "I think we've been able to honor ajl requests," he said. gro,, while the five other elementary schools are predominantly school system already is organized according to the plan The precedent-setting decision Is expected to have wide An additional second grade will be*added to the Oakland white. being proposed for Red Bank.

t The Glorious Fourth— Old Style 44444Jt444444444444444444444444*#************t*****************************4***********^ By BOB BRAMLEY on the morning of July 4th. The trick was to light BillPowley, biggest member of our gang and the It was "The Grand and Glorious Fourth of July." a firecracker, clamp the can, open end down, on'. type that would try anything once, filled his with Remember the tightly-wound, bright red fire- top of it, and run. firecracker powder and touched it off with a match. ickers with their short, thick fuses that came A six-incher would turn a coffee can clean In- The cannon exploded and removed most of the skin « from two of his fingers. fa cardboard boxes with stars and flags on them? side out, hurling it high into the air. There were two-inchers, three-inchers, four- Later in our youth came the cherry bombs — At night came the sky-rockets,.There were small inchers, and six-inchers, each size longer and a little startlingly potent red spheres about an inch in ones for. a nickel — not much, good; they didn't thicker than the last. diameter that looked like miniatures of those round go very high, and no colored balls came out when • When you lit them with a match — or a piece bombs anarchists were supposed to carry. They they burst, but you could buy a lot of them if you of punk, if you were still a little boy — their • packed more punch than a six-inch salute and made were sjiort of funds. fuses shot out a stream of sparks and you ran, twice the noise. The 10 and 15-centers were better; they had ran, waiting half-fearfully for the satisfying BANG. When the cherry bombs appeared, some genius colored balls and even golden sunbursts, and they They \yere called "salutes," which was some- on our block invented what amounted to a'golf reached a pretty good altitude. what^ confusing to small boys, and you almost ball mortar. He mounted a- short length of pipe, But best of all were the 25-centers with two never could afford the giant six-inchers, which came slightly smaller than a golf ball, so the ball would toils; they came with all sorts of goodies inside — only three to the box and cost a quarter. sit on top on a flat board. He'd drop a lighted American Flags, waterfalls, flying doves, and shim- And then there were the Chinese firecrackers cherry bomb into the pipe, set the golf ball on mering lights. that came in fat packs of red and green paper cov- top, and scoot. You got a couple of boards and made a trough ^fcred with fascinating Chinese ideographs and foreign POW! The golf ball would sail high into the for the rockets and set it up in the back yard. The Wooking pictures. These were one4nchers, and they air — at least three times as high as the tele- whole family went out in the cool evening as soon ' were all woven together by their fuses so they graph wires, we swore. » as it got dark and shot the works under Dad's would go off in succession when the pack was lit supervision. Only big boys, of course, got to light The beauty of this machine was that you could .IT WAS GRAND — Walter Reads of Navesinlc River Rd., Middletown, right, chair, '•' If you were really knowledgeable, you unbraided use it as long as the cherry bombs lasted, for the-jfockets. the fuses and took'them apart, though; they lasted nothing was damaged by the explosion. You could, Once we left a box of rockets a little too close man of the board of Walter Reade-Sterling Theatres, smiles as Middletown's Mayor longer that way. that is, provided you could find the golf ball. to the bottom of the trough. When we lit the next . Ernest G. Kavalek snip's ribbon ai grand opening of Town Theatre, Rt. 35 and Palmer rocket, the whole box caught fire. About a dozen The Chinese firecrackers were somewhat unre- Then there were the Bang-Site cannons. These, Ave., Middletown. Later, Mr. Reade anndunced that hundreds of guests to the pre- liable. You had to be careful, because the fuses worked on acetylene generated by dumping carbide rockets streaked out across the grass field on the burned either practically instantaneously cr hung into water carried in their innards. When you ground. We set the whole field afire; Dad had to mier who could not gain admittance fo the packed 1,000-seat theattr were give-n fire long enough to tempt you back to the firecracker ciosed the breech and smacked the firing pin home, call the fire department. . . invitations fo> future "showings of "The Art of Love," which opened tke theater. Oth. to see if it had gone out. ]f you went back, the fuse a spark Ignited the acetylene, and a fairly satis- Embarrassing, it was.' ers pictured are'-Edwin Gage of Oakhurst, executive vice president of Reads-Sterl- Invariably detonated the cracker right In your face. factory bang followed. But it was "The Grand and Glorious Fourth." And ' "sizzers" — remember "sizzers?" You But we thought they could stand improvement; They banned it some time in the early 40's, ing, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shetelman. Mr. Shetelman, owner of The M«r+, is Town made them from firecrackers that had lost their they weren'tnear as loud as the muzzle-loading can- • when we were overseas dodging even more danger- Theatre's landlord. Middletown's first, Mr. Reade said if is the 21st Reade-Sterling fuses, breaking them in half so the two pieces were nons we made from blanked off lengths of radia- ous fireworks provided by the German Wehrmacht. . theater in the county and 55th in the nation. Comedian Henny Youngman will b« on** tor-pipe with touch-holes drilled in Jhem. We filled Sneaky, it was, how they quietly put the- new law •t right angles. Then you lit the powder and stage tonight when Town Theatre opens to the public. jwatched^the broken cracker "sizz" around on the these with firecracker powder and round bullets • through while we were out of the country. Iwidewalk as it burned. from a Revolutionary War mold and laid a pretty When we came back, the only guys whp could Then there was the blowing up of tin cans. good-barrage until the cops stopped us. set off fireworks were cops, firemen, and borough•* You gathered all the empty cans you could from the The cops, confiscated the home-made cannons, officials. „ . ••' garbage and took them out into the street early so we took to improving the Bang-Site ones. But perhaps it's just as well. Manalapan Reviews Light Industry Zone Planned in OceanporiMajor Subdivisions OCEANPORT - Borough Coun: master plan. MANAiLAPAN - Major subdi- was valid only if the developer Mr. Palmer appointed a com- cdl will introduce an amendment In other business, council ad- visions with a total of nearly agreed to it." mittee to'inspect the sites d the to the borough zoning code at journed until next month a pub- 1,400 lots were reviewed by the Classification of a jS88-lot ma newly classified subdivisions. an adjourned meeting July 15. lic hearing on an ordinance Planning Board last night follow- jor subdivision submitted by Lev-Committee members, in addition Mayor Edward C. Wilson said which would make this borough ing a half-hour executive session itt and Sons, Inc., marked the to the board chairman, are May- last night that members of coun- a participating member of the during which board's attorney, first such action since the. reso- or Thomas J. Kerwin, the build- cil, the Planning Board and the Northeast Monmouth County Re- William J. O'Hagan, Jr., clari- lution halting consideration was ing inspector, Augustus Gteven- Board of Adjustment are drafting gional Sewer Authority. fied the status of the now depassed- . son; the township engineer, Don- a code revision which will create funct "moratorium." The 688 lots are on a 474-aore ald M. Barr, and Planning Board a 28-acre light industry zone at It was said that engineering details must/ be completed prior tract on the east side of Rt. 9 member, Edward Orr, Turtle" Mill Brook and Eaton- In a resolution passed Feb. 24betwee, n Taylors Mills Rd. and to the hearing. This borough and the Township Committee prohib- Manalapan Estates, a M-ftouse town Blvd. West Long Branch have intro- Symmes Dr. The mayor said a public hear- ited the consideration of new ma- development on Gordon's Corner duced such ordinances. The codes jor subdivisions, pending presen- Levitt officials assured the ing of the issue will be held at have been approved in Little Sil- board that they do not plan to Rd., which was first submitted the regular August council meet- ver, Monmouth Beach, Shrews- tation of the master plan, and re- bafore the moratorium, received vision of the building, code and build more than these 688 houses bury and Fair Haven, also par- in the next three years. final approval from the board. He announced that Rowan Con- subdivision ordinances. ticipating communities in the re- Abraham Magid, a regular vis- troller Co., an electronics firm gional sewer plan. An associate of the township's Mayor Kerwin told the develop- unuel Sagotsky told itor at township meetings, said er, Saul S. Letghton of the F *nd at the site. The firm is expected the committee last weeVtnaTine falls in L Building Corp. that the bond to employ 200 persons. 98 Pet. Completed resolution was "illegal." _ musr^ pr^ra^fcaKLatt-agiee^ "The question is," Mr. O'Hagen an area where ment on school facilities must be~ Uie property, which is owned OCEANPORT — Councilman shows commercial development said, "does the .planning act con- g signed befftre the Tbwnshfp Com- by the Monmouth Park Jockey Clement V. Sommers said last Mr. Magid cautioned the board Club, would be retained by the night tha{ work o" the new bor- template a moratorium?" that the township is loosing its mittee will give its final approval 1 i i club and leased to light industrial ough hafl will' -be 98 per cent Agreement Needed limited amount of commercial to the development. land. ROTARY SUCCESSION — Robert D. Viscount, second from right, was installed as firms. The section has been rec- completed. by the end of this Noting that it did not, the at- The board refused to classify president of the Red Bank Rotary Club yesterday. He accepts the gavel from out- ommended as such a zone by the month. torney continued "the resolution The board's president, Taylor Palmer, Jr., assured him that Alda estates because the maps going president Hubert M. Far red at a ceremony attended by District Governor this question as well as the mat- submitted showed an area de- Charles Phillips, between them, and Dr. Warren Fowler, Jr., the new secretary, ai ter of providing schools and other voted to garden apartments. The zoning ordinance does not include right. ' facilities will be discussed with the developer in private sessions any provisions for garden apart- of the board. ments. Similar questions also will be Samuel S. Cohen, who repre- taken.up with other developers, sented the developers, indicated Freehold Well Disputed Mr. Palmer said, noting that the that they will revise the map board has three months to con- and resubmit it. sider the plan. Noting the large number of lots FREEHOLD-^What started out was directed to install a meter ditional years, should be recog- The board also classified an 11- as token opposition by borough to measure water it might take nized. acted on last night, Township lot major subdivision, Monmouth Committeoman Walter J. Cycak officials to the application of a from the borough. Continue Hearing Village, on Rt. -9 which will con- private water company to drill The Water Policy Commission commented "one-acre zoning But, at the hearing, borough tain the Levitt firm's model looks better and better." another well may end in a con- continued the hearing until* Mon- houses. fflct. officials disclosed, they learned that the Freehold Township com- day, July 12, at which time more The models will be in a com- Automobile #flnvolved is the request of the pany anticipated that with its newevidence will be considered. mercial zone and board mem- If you're thinking of a car, think Freehold Water and Utilities Co., supply it would be capable of The borough is opposed to any bers reminded the Levitt Com- of McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. Freehold Township, to tap the permit which would give the -Adv. Raritan formation for another serving the Brockway glass plant pany's vice-president, Patrick and its proposed increased facili- township company an opportunity Shields, that they do not want 509,000 gallons a day at its plant to compete for the Brockway Cornet Room Coffee Shop on Koenig Rd., in the township. ties. residences in such areas. Now open 7:38 a.m. to 9 p.m., contract. One board member suggested The application was made to This created friction. In the final analysis, the Wa- Mon. through Fri. Saturdays, 7:30 the state Water Policy Commis- The borough has an agreement that the models might be turned a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 757 River Rd., ter Policy Commission will make into professional offices when the sion. At a hearing earlier this under which it will extend its all of the decisions. All agree- Fair Haven.—Adv. week, borough representatives in- Hnes to service Brockway, guar- development is complete. ments involving extension of Others Classified Surf Beauty Studio tended only to put in the record anteeing fire protection water service and drawing of additional sources as well, and the glass Other major subdivisions clas- Pauline', formerly of Stephen a note that the, company had water must have commission ap- Hairdressers, now at Surf Beauty failed;to comply with agreements company will pay the borough proval, regardless of negotiations sified last night were: Moe Green $95,000. In tfie same deal, the and Gary Kneler, a 55-acre tract Studio, Port Monmouth, 787-2013. involving the borough water utili- which individuals or utilities com- Adv. ty and the company a year ago. Freehold Township committee panies may make. with 77 tots on Unlonville Rd.; Connections • Ordered will pay the borough $55,000. SCOUT AWARD — Mrs. Stephen Bucher, Pond Rd., Rumson, looks on as Rumson The Kent Development, 55 lots ' Rumson Notice Appearing for the borough were on 31 acres on Gordon's Corner Rumspn trash pick-up (month- Under that agreement, the bor- The borough contends that the its engineer, Harold Goldberg, Mayor Charles S. Callman presents an Eagle Scout award to her son, Martin J. Buch- ly clean-up day), Tuesday, July oujjp was ordered to connect glass company is in its franchise Councilman Leonard Conway, Rd. and Tennant Rd., and, also er. Scoutmaster Walter Manheim, left, also observes the ceremony. Presentation took on Gordon's Corner Rd., York- 6, instead of Monday, July 5. One linPSJ with the private company area and that its franchise, which chairman of the water commit- day only. ' for. cooperative emergency safe- has five more year* to go with tee, and the attorney, Harry place at court of honor ceremonial for Boy Scout Troops .200 and 201 in the Rum- towne, sections 24 and 25, taking guards, and the private utility a right of extension for 25 ad- Sagotsky. son Presbyterian Church community hall. in 90 lots on 35 acres, and section A. A. Kerr, Jr. 26, « Lots on 28 acres. Adv. tended the meeting, the last o* of the Ruth B. Spedder agency, 16 — Friday, July 2, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER the summer season. Martin How- Aabury Park; Pbylli* C*rHMe of Realtors Get ard of PrttMLd was elected to Ray Bell & Aisocfetes, Asbury NEW TROOP art a*«ist*nt leaden. first class membership, and thePark, and Michael L. MalUtman HOME and GARDEN REVIEW of the Theodore W, MoGuliresi LEONARDO — A new troop of The troop, unnamed as yet is Advice On following (talesmen member* were admitted: Anne I. Feinhak Agency, Eatontown. t Junior Gin Scouts has been apoosored by the Ladies AuxiH- formed here with Mrj. Jack Hol- ary. Community Volunteer Fire Ad Copy combe as leader Mrs. Dominic Department, whose president is Sales Top RED BANK - Describing a Zarella and Mrs. Arthur Koelsch Mrs. Harold Buchanan. , • Report 8 Home Sales well-written classified real estate Million advertisement as "another sales- UNCROFT NURSERY Area MLS man on your staff," James T. FOR ALL YOUR GARDEN NEEDS RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. Mr. «nd Mrs. Louis M. Styles For Month Rowlands of the advertising de- IVIRSREENS • SHRUIS James Woods, formerly of High- from Lincrolt have purchased a MIDDLETOWN — The Apple- partment of the New York Times TRIES • ANNUALS point Rd., Uncroft, have pur- home at 38 Park Dr. in Middle brook Agency of .Middletown, gave members of the Monmouth FERTILIZERS - MAT MOSS chased a home at 22 Heathcliff town, formerly owned by Mr.members of the Red Bank and County Board of Realtors some and Mrs. William C. Jenkins, Jr., Rd., in Rumscn, from Mr. and the Northern Mamnouth Multiple helpful hints on the writing of Mrs. Frederick J. McTighe, who who have moved to California Listing Services, reported that in effective copy, at the monthly CLEARANCE r|U/n have moved to Wigwam Rd., in Mr. Styles is with Lily Tulipj June it had $539,259 worth of Locust. Mr. Woods is with the Corp., in Holmdel. Garrett G. closings and additional $467,350 meeting in the Molly Pitcher Inn. Mercantile Stores. The sale was Roberts of Sterling Thompson & in sales of general real estate, "Three essentials should never SALE DUOFF negotiated by August Verteger of Associates, Middletown, arranged for a grand total of $1,006,000. be omitted," he said. "Location, Walker & Walker. Shrewsbury. the sale. number of bedrooms, and total Fabulous snlnfs •• all plant*, thrabi end tntt, etc. The agency was able to obtain Also reported by Mr. price or down payment desired. Also reported by Walker & this volume with the assistance was the sale of 43 Richard Ter., To make prospects come to see Walker was the sale of 500 Branch of its nine professional sales per- Middletown, to Mr. and Mrs. Rob-| a property, describe it so specifi- Ave., Little Silver, to Mr. and sonnel, and its recently installed LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ert E. Humbert, who have moved, cally and vividly in your adver- Mrs. Alfred Sipp, who have been electronic computer that brings SALES AND INSTALLATION here from St. Louis, Mo. Mr. tising that they'll see it in their living in the Spring Garden Apart- home hunting up to the minute • flnger-omferol of water Free Estimate Upon Request Humbert is with Travelers In- mind's eye but avoid exaggera- ments in Red Bank. Mr. Sipp is and reduces it to a one-minute surance Co. in Newark. The for- tion and stay away from the use temperature and flow NEWMAN SHINS* RD. UNCROFT in the finance business in New session, a spokesman said. This mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- of superlatives." 741475ft—OMN SEVEN DAYS f • 7:00 York. The former owners, Mr. "robot" can sort through listing liam Graff, are building a newj • long-life stainless steel OPPOSITE LINCROFT ISSO and Mrs. Fred R. Pitts, have cards at 1,000 per minute, si- "Write your copy," he contin- home in Little Silver. raises—no dripping moved to Trenton. Kenneth L. multaneously, answering as many ued, "in the manner in whioh Hahn handled the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Mayer as 17 questions for the home you would speak to the prospec- • convenient twinging Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Peck of Matawan have purchased the buyer, tive purchaser. Avoid meaning- *pout from Oyster Bay, L.I., have pur- former home of Mr. and Mrs. less abbreviations because all too Lewis Goldfarb at 103 South St., The homes sold by the Apple- often sales are lost or slowed chased a new four-bedroom colo- brook Agency ranged in price LINDSAY Red Bank. Mr. Mayer is with up because the reader just could easy-cleaning Chroma nial home at the corner of Fair from $8,500 to $60,000. Portable Haven Rd. and Buttorwood Dr. the Bayonne NavaJ Supply not decipher your code. Dress up finish in Fair Haven, built for them by Deport. The Goldfarbs are mov- your ad wkh larger type and Air Conpreum Jan Estates, Inc. Mr. Peck is ing into a home in Fair Haven interrupted heads. Put yourself • quick installation aa treasurer for the Fedders Corp. built for them by Robert Lee. Why Tomato in the buyer's shoes and ask any sink T. E. Hall, Jr., of Hall Bros., Lorin B. Van Nest of the Redden, yourself, 'W I were a logical, Thor Power Tool (•. Fair Haven, handled negotiations. Agency handled tile transaction. qualified buyer for this particular! CaUatonce... Plants Wilt house, what is It I'd like to Pneumetic Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul Sdhroeder from Weehawken have FREEHOLD — Drought is notknow about the place and what Teoli J. Otto Johnson purchased the former home of| the onlj5 reason tomato plants are the things that would appeal Special Tue.-Wed.-Thur. Only! Mrs. Emma Girardin at 96 Rum- wilt, notes W. Bradford Johnson, to me?' If y/our ad communicates son Rd., Rumson. Mr. Schroeder' extension vegetable specialist at but does not convince, you have $ 25 On Board Of is with the Port of New York the Rutgers College of Agricul- failed." Authority. Mrs. Schroeder will ture. More than 100 members at- Another cause could be a dam- Installed 33 teach in the home economics de- Shore Builders partment of the Eatontown aged root system, the result of POINT PLEASANT — Benja- schools. Mrs. Girardin is living| too vigorous cultivation close to Hospital Issues REGULARLY $49.35 mmmmmmmmnnmNB min Mann of Oakhurst, president .n Switzerland. The »ale was ar,th- e plant. Pruned roots prevent 42 llrck ATIRM Urrit Slim 74I-4IJ1 of the N. 3. Shore Builders As- ranged by Mrs. Lillian Lockljn of the plant from getting enough Patient Guide . sociation, has announced the ap-Rolston Waterbury'g office, Red moisture to replace the moisture LONG BRANCH - Lloyd C. pointment of Navesink builder J. Bank. lost through the leaves. Langbauer, business manager at Otto Johnson to the board at di- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lewis, Lately there have been com- Monmouth Medical Center, has rectors to fill the one-year re- Rumson, have purchased a home plaints of plant damage by cut-announced that all patients ad- maining of the term of Herbert at 29 Rosalie A.ve., formerly worms. These worms have at- mitted to the center now will be PATTERSON • M. Hutt. Mr. Hutt resigned from owned by Mrs. E. O. Acker,, who tacked plants as high as mo feet. provided with a newly published the board due to the pressure of has moved to Highlands. Mr. Cutworms may completely cut patient guide, - his own business. Lewis is with the U. S. Army. the stem of the plant or chew The 16-page pamphlet contains Mr. Mann also announced the J. Robert Hensier of the William enough to cut the water-carrying information regarding all as- association would not meet in H. Hintelmann firm, Rumson, tissue. pects of patient service and com- PLUMBING CO. July. The next meeting will be handled negotiations. Curling of lower leaves that are fort. Also included is information held Aug. 10 at Beacon Manor firm and green is common in hot, related to visitors and general Hotel, Point Pleasant Beach, with dry weather, so don't worry about business procedures. 18 W. FRONT ST. 747-0591 RED BANK U. S. Gypsum Company as hosts. Leaf Scorch it. Along with the guide will be The program will feature the If leaves turn yellow and wilt, a book-mark type card listing the • Plumbing • Heating • Air Conditioning showing of the 1964 College All then you can suspect one of thevisiting hours for all units in the Stars—National Football League Is Caused two wilt diseases that infect to- annual game at Soldiers Field, matoes. Chicago. No spray or dust will cure Foraner New York football By Drought these diseases, so all you can do Giants gridiron great Joe Sulai- FREEHOLD - Newly planted is plant varieites that are re- It's smart to buyai\ tis, Point Pleasant, will speak trees may have leaves with brownl sistant next year. on his 11 years in pro football. edges. This is "scorch," explains The evening will also be ob- Donald B. Lacey. extension home CUSTOM served as a father-son-daughter horticulture specialisp t at the Rut- Fool Care night. gers of Agriculture. BUILT Mr. Mann has named Eugene You may, also find sorroh on WALLPAPERS Carroll of Little Silver and Royal established Japanese maple and! Automated Fleidner of Long Branch as chair- other trees with thin leaves. SHREWSBURY — Swimming tft&uii, MATERIALS men of the sixth annual School The long drought is to blame for Home Buyers, which will be pool automation has virtually for this condition, Lacey says. eliminated maintenance chores held next spring at Monmoutt The new/y transplanted trals College. for the home pool owner, accord- have not yet produced endogh ing to Herman Silverman, presi- new roots to replace water as f I ^1 dent of Sylvan Pools, which oper- quickly as it is lost to the airates an rtffice on Broad St. during hot, dry days. County agent Marvin A. Clark Many pool cleaning and purify- recommends continuing to water ing devices have appeared on the trees and shrubs thoroughly eve- market in the last 1% years due BRAND NEW! ry five to seven days while theJ'o the customer's demand for drought continues. automation, he said. Where the use of water Is re- Improved filters turn water stricted, use the rinse water from over faster, filtering dirt while the dishes and washing machine. it Is (till in suspension. Auto- the hamiltanian If the soil,is well aerated and matic cleaning devices almost do you can cultivate it occasionally, away with brushing and vacuum- the detergents in waste water ing, and there are now three should not harm your trees types of automatic chlorinators and shrubs. available,. according to Mr. Sil- To conserve moisture, "use a verman. mulch of leaf mold, wood chips, Heaters are growing in popular- peat moss, pine needles or other ity too, he said, and are now material around your plants. installed in 78 per cent of the the only apartments in New Jersey with pools Sylvan builds. They in- Need Money? Sell those things crease water temperature up to private marina, private ocean beach, you really don't need with a 20 degrees over mean air temper- Daily Register Classified Ad. ature, and can doilble the swim- cabana club & individual terraces! Call now. ming season. SAVE - BUY DIRECT Town House luxury. Surfside excite* ment Private terraces in every apart- Our new enlarged .factory is equippedto brin g you the ment All at the newest Hamiltonian residence, HAMILTONIAN at MON- house you want? MOUTH. Typical Hamiltonian appoint- ments include color-coordinated KEL- FINEST KITCHEN CABINETS VIN ATOR refrigerator-freezer, oven and range... individually-controlled heat as^air-gpnditioning,.. dazzling fash- 10 styles—20 new finishes ion bath (IWlJawfi wrtkiiiUyrivajiity^ Our Kitchen Planning Dept. it itaffed with specialist in this field. We in 2-bedroom apartments)..,master can plan within your budget. 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The apparatus in- THE DAILY REGISTER Little Sflyer Man .Granted Patent cludes en electronically operated HT U the County Perk in Hota- Linda Schleichcr and Peter AJ ACBOflS 45.1 10.1Rrona faro won a contest to SUES* tin WASHINGTON, D.C. - Don- after sul installation has scanner whicb performs tfve color m: Edward Streich was chair- LButoecue 46, Cut* dessert correct number of gum balls rod* 47. Doctrfn« ald C. Bennett of Little Silver, een made, whereupon the per- sis. The signals emanating man of the attair. a glass Jar. Long Branch NJ., was the co-recipient of a on In whose" home or building from the scanner are stored and 1L Boundary DOWN patent entitled "Sorter." he installation has been placed,delivered to the sorting mecha- lZMoham. X. Weather In the manufacture of ceramic nay be displeased because ' of nism in proper sequence, with HOW'S medan 2. IN* tree: To Select tiles and many other commercial he inadvertent variation in the result that the tiles are god _• India items which are to be assembled olor of the mass of tile. sorted by color and stacked for YOUR 13. Higher . 3. Body of in large numbers to cover areas, To cope with this problem, packaging. The apparatus may 14.Medi*tn*l Kaffir Beauty Queen it is essential that the color of ilr. Bennett and his co-inventors be employed for sorting items PRESENT ointment warriors LONG BRANCH - Philip A. all of the items for a single in Ave devised an apparatus which other.than tiles in accordance KlCeblne 4. Bind Dohme; chairman of the Miss stallation shall be the same, at HOME? monkey 5. Cents 34. Border unctions automatically and with properties other than color. 18. Anger 8. More nation. 35. Start Long Branch Summer Festival least to such a degree that the apidly to sort articles, such as Mr. Bennett and Us associates 18. Pen. inferior, ai 26. Darkens ST. "I* Queen Pageant, to be held at human eye cannot perceive eny have assigned this patent to the "TRADI-IN" the stadium grounds Saturday and color variations. les, in accordance with their weight metals 27. Sunshade Boheme" »lor and to stack each color Mosaic Tile Company, Cleveland, MIGHT II THE ANSWER 19. Hectoliter: I Cotton 28. Most frigid heroine Sunday, has announced the ap- It has been the practice of Ohio. abbr. 30. Bounder S9. Coast pointment of the chairmen of the ceramic tile manufacturers to if tile in piles of predetermined 20. Twist state: employ large numbers of per- * WALKER & WALKER abbr. 3J.Wlnd bird Beauty Contest Committees. REALTORS • INSURORS 22. Rubidium: instru- 41. Consume The committee chairmen ap- sons who function as color •ym. B. Troubles ments 43. Tiny sorters. These persons have SHREWSBURY 741-5212 • MIDDUETOWN 471-3311 23. Indication 9. Inns pointed are Conrad Lyone, lia- HIGHLANDS LOBSTER POUND 9 10 working stations to which are 24. Last of the 1 I 3 < 5" 0 7 a ison with judges; Eugene Bilotta, float committee; Cyrille J. Le-brought bulk loads of tile of the Stuart same general color, and it is monareha II 12 blanc, publicity; Mrs. Ernestine order now for your . .. HARTMAN HORSE TRAILERS 28. Incites Ferraro, hostess, and Mrs. Eliz their job to separate the tiles in 28. Top of a 13 14 abeth Pfaff, donations. accordance with color and to wave assemble such separated tiles CLAMBAKE 29. Proffer IS 16 17 //V Also assisting are Harry Levin, in standard quantities such as Festival Committee chairman: one gross. However, these are 3a Apple 20 ai center n Elmer Lawyer of the Long costly and time-consuming opera- Branch Chamber of Commerce; tions which require that each in- FREE! a 24 Harold Schaaff, and Mrs. Lydla measure % % % dividual tile be handled by a 1 BUSHEL WITH 32, Covered 24 ZJ 38 Gradone, Miss Long Branch of color sorter and be placed man with 1964 and last year's Festival ually with tiles of the same MIN. $50 ORDER peUte 5'ft0 Queen. color for subsequent packaging olio lobitan • Steamers . The beauty contest, sponsored and shipping. page 33 5S by- the local Fraternal Order of Without this sorting tor color, WHOLESALE ACCOUNTS WELCOME 3«.MiUpond % The Eagles, will open with a , Proven to be most adequate from standpoint 38, Strange 5* 37 sa 39 a tile installer has no way of FOOT ATLANTIC ST. (off Boy Ave.) HIGHLANDS V preliminary judging contest July knowing that all of the tiles in of safety, comfort and durability 39. Number Y/< //( 4ft Variety to 41 41 43 3. It will begin at 8:30 p.m. at a single order will have the Next to Highland* Marina 872-9861 on Disply at the stadium field at Broadway of willow % same color. These differences OPEN 7 DAYS — 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. 4ZFitcbent 44 4i' and Ocean Ave. The final judg in color are not really perceptible with lids ing will be held at the same lo- ^ _^___^M_ FRED D. WIKOFF CO. 44. Adult «b VI cation following the Fourth of 234 MAPLE AVENUE, RED BANK female July parade. 25-Year Man IN ORDER THAT OUR STAFF Mr. Dohme urged that groups MATAWAN - Jack Kevoe, interested in sponsoring contest- Cornel) Dr., Hazlet, second ju- MAY ENJOY A LONG ants make their selections and nior vice commander of Bay- submit thejr entry applications shore Post, Jewish War Veter- INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY as soon as possible. Deadline for ans, was honored at a post meet- WE WILL BE steps from Bridge Columnfiling entries is midnight July 1. ing at Mindy's Restaurant, Rt. Applications are available from 34, with a 25-year service pin. Thirty years ago the best bridge Mr. Dohme, 341 MacArthur Ave., Mr. Kevoa was lauded by Bert player In tin West was a slip or any committee chairman. Goldstein, commander, and mem- everything of a girl named Helen White. The Hand bers of the post for his many ac- CLOSED After marriage and a trip to Kennedy Democratic tivities In behalf of veteran* of • Privets swimming pool and play area right on the New York, the Western star be- West dealer all faiths. came famous as Helen Sobel, Neither side Tutoenbfc Club Elects Officers ALL DAY premises! NORTH the world's best woman player 4AKI2 FREEHOLD — An organiza- i* Complete shopping facilities on and adjacent to (and at least the equal ol any 'the property! ,* : S> .1

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The New York Yankees ire will be paying the bill lor an- FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1965 putting Curt Biefary through other two years. 18 college and Biefary's putting The Orioles' victory kept the Yankees through a wringer. them 3'/5 games behind first- Biefary, signed by the Yan place Cleveland, one-half game kees as a hot outfield prospect in front of fiftlwplace Detroit. Cathy Cornelius Leads in 1962 but lost to Baltimore on The Indians trimmed Washing- waivers a year later, continued ton 7-2 and the Tigers nipped to haunt his former employers Boston 2-1 in the only other AL Thursday night, belting a home action. run and triple in the Orioles.' 4-3 Leon Wagner's two-run hom- Women's Golf Open in A.G victory over New York. er, two doubles by Chuok lj>on The 21-year-old rookie, a na- and three singles by MaxBVis NQRTHFIELD, N. J. (AP) - gulls, disregarding flying g o 1 from the fringe on the Hth fo ive of Brooklyn, has clubbed backed the five-hit pitchiifflf of Cathy Cornelius of Rancho Santa balls, gorged themselves 0 her birdies. five homers, driven in 11 runs Sonny Siebert as the Indians Fe, Calif., putted her way to a beetles in the fairways. She three-putted the 14th from and compiled a .375 average in increased their league lead to a one-under-ipar 71 yesterday for a Mrs. Cornelius, 32, wife of i 15 feet for one of her two bogeys. nine games against New York full game over idle Minnesota. one stroke lead over Marlene professional and 1956 winner o: Mrs. Hagge rallied after taking this season. What's more, when Siebert struck out 11 while Bauer Hagge in the first round this tills, blasted out,of traps a pair of sixes on the front nine he finishes with Yankee pitching boosting his record to 9-3. Ken of the Women's National Open chipped and putted brilliantly ir and shot an incoming 3-under-par DERBY DAY ON TOWER HILL — Soap Box Derby Day will be held Monday on Tower he'll hit Yankee management MdMullen homered for the Sen- setting a competitive course reo 32 for, 72. for the unpaid bill on his college ators. Golf Championship. Hill when some 40 youngsters will vie for top prizes, and the winner, a shot at the It was the only under par 72 ord for women. She had two strokes on thi education. Gates Brown beat the relay tr, Atlantic City County Club course, She had seven one-putt greens three-time ' National Women"; national title in Akron, Ohio, in August. Above it a tcene that will be repeated Mon- The Yankees gave Curt a $20,- first on what would have been which was buffeted by 30 miles coming out of traps to save pars Amateur winner, Mrs. Ann day when the Derby gets underway at 12:30. 000 bonus when they signed him an inning-ending double play per hour winds and harrassed on three holes. Quast Welts of Mt. Vernon, off New York's Wagner College grounder as- George Thomas by sun-basking turtles and She chipped to wittiin inches Wash., who birdied the first and campus and agreed to pick up scored the winning run for De- hungry sea gulls. on the second hole, almost holed last holes and sank two long putts the tab when he returned to troit in the ninth. Norm Cash Turtles wandered across the out her tee shot on the short for a 74. Soap Box Derby Is Monday school. He has a year to go but started the rally with a bunt greens and through the traps; The eighth and ran in a 30-foot put The wind blew directly into the will attend classes only during single' and Thomas, runnin^for faces of the players on the 10th, the off-season. So, the Yankees Cash, reached third on i||i>n 13th, Hth and 15th holes and RED HANK — Red Bank's All- Neptune City and other close by worth $5,000 and others of de- Wert's single. •'•*' ,merican Soap Box Derby, spon- municipalities. creasing amounts with a $1,000 caused collapses among some of Orlando Pena, obtained re- The course starting at the top award going to the ninth place the leading contenders. ored by the Rotary Club, will cently from Kansas City, picked of the hill will go easterly to- boy. One was Kathy Whitworth of lave some -!0 boys participating Baseball up the victory, his first of the ward Little Silver, Fair Haven and Jal, N.M., the year's leading Monday when the event will start Each boy adheres to definite year, in relief. money winner and favorite to suc- it 12:30 p.m. on Tower Hill. Rumson. The 40 lads will have rules and with no assistance from By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ceed Champion Mickey Wright: This year's Derby is expected their home-made derby cars any other person other than ad- National League who pulled out with a bad left > have a tremendous interest ready to go as they have already vice and counsel from their ad- W. L. Pet. G.B. been inspected by Rotary com- hand. Kathy, couldn't find the 'ith entries coming from as far visors. Los Angeles .. 46 32 .590 — Scottish Games mittees. postage stamp greens with radar way as Princeton. Other local- Following the event on the hill Cincinnati .... 43 3} .556 2 , Winner of the Red Bank event the winners and participants will and shot a 79. ties include Rumson, Lancroft, San Fran '.. 40 33 .548 3V4 will be eligible to enter the coun- be honored at a dinner. Set for Asbury Also at 79 and faced with a Monmouth, Eair Haven, Lit- •hiladelpWa .. 39 34 .534 ^ itruggle to survive the Friday try-wide championship Aug. 7, at Assisting Rotary in sponsoring ASBURY PARK - The thirti le Silver, Middletown, Shrews- Milwaukee _ 37 34 .521 • 5'/2 cutoff reducing the field to the Akron, Ohio where trophies are the deity are Circle Chevrolet 'ittsburgh .. 39 35 .520 54 annual Asbury Park Scottish jury, Long Branch, Intenlaken, low 40 and ties, were Patty Berg, topped by a college scholarship and the Daily Register. Chicago 35 40 .467 9 Games will be held at the Asbury Phyllis Pruess, and Barbara Ro- St. Louis 35 41 .461 10 Park High School Stadium on mack, and the popular French Houston 34 42 .447 11 Saturday, July 24. rl Catherine Lacoste. New York 27 50 .351 18'/2 The event, which will bring Pirates Lose to Cardinals Thursday's Results together 20 of the top ranked Chicago 6, Los Angeles 3 bag pipe bands in the Weijfern Hal Smith has caught the of catch as Bob Veale checked backstop as Veale uncorked a LB. Athletes 567th" game of his major league the-Gardinals -on -three hits. — New York 5, Cincinnati 1 Hemisphere, will begin at 10«i. fourth ball-wild-pitchr and-Gag- career and he still has only one But now it was 10:26 and PMaSeTphTa TrMllwaukee' and continue throughout the day liano and Groat raced across St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 6 to 6 p.m. line in the record books: Smith's rusty 34-year-old legs the plate. Receive Awards Only games scheduled This year's competition will in- 'Led National League in were going to get a quick re- Smith put the mask back on, LONG BRANCH—Long Branch 'assed balls, 17, 1957." fresher course as the Cardinals Today's Games clude 10 highland dancers, rang- High School spuing sports, ath- and had just sat down on his San Francisco at Chicago ing from ages six to 60. Many Forced to quit baseball be- put together a four-run rally, haunches when Bob Uecker was letes received recognition at an ause of a heart condition, that tied the score. St. Louis at New York, N of the .top Canadian dancers will Awards Assembly conducted at hit by a pitch. But at last Man- Cincinnati at Philadelphia, N Imith was pressed into service After Bill White led off the be present for the day's activities the school recently. ager Harry Walker called for a Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, N the Pittsburgh 'Pirates eighth with a single, Smith be to compete in the Hiehland Fling, Presenting awards, which in- new pitcher and Don Schwall Los Angeles at Houston, N Sword Dance and Shean Truib- hursday for the first time in gan darting around the plate as jluded either varsity letters or came on. Smith warmed him hais. tore than four years and Veale hit a wild streak and Saturday's Games certificates of achievement, were up, then darted around as jught "eight .innings In the Pi- Milwaukee at Pittsburgh The other events that are William P. Beatty, director of walked Phil Gagliano and Dick Schwall walked Bob Skinner. ates' 7-6 loss to the St. Louis San Francisco at Chicago scheduled are Six-A-Soccer, athletics; John Kahle, chairman Groat. There was a brief respite Smith was getting a little Ordinals. St. Louis at New York, N which will pit the Irish against of the coaching staff, and coach- as Mike Shannon and Curl tired, but so was Walker and he For the first seven Innings Flood went out, but then it Cincinnati at Philadelphia, N Sie Scotch. There will be the es William Godoski, bowling; immediately pulled Schwall and Los Angeles at Houston, N traditional Caber tossing which Smith, who was yanked off the started all over again. 'hilip DeSantis, golf; Wayne tried Frank Carpin. Smith consists of individual competitjjrs Stevenson, tennis; Roland Pier- caching lines because of inju- Ken Boyer was hit by a pitch warmed him up, then squatted. American League hurling an 18-foot, 100-poifld son varsity baseball; Raymond es to the entire Pirate catch- filling the bases before the Tim McCaryer was the batter, W. L. Pet. G.B.caber for the greatest distant* DeSibio, junior varsity baseball; ig corps of Del Crandall, Jim count went to 3 and 2 on Car 10:55 was the time and strike Cleveland 44 27 .620 There will be individual piping Hugh Mendez, freshman base- agliaroni a'nd Ossie Virgil, Warwick. Smith squatted and three was the call .60S contests, that will see 75 pipers ball; Charles Klein, varsity layed little more than a game then started running toward'>the Minnesota 43 ' 28 And Smith trudged to the .592 competing for prizes. track, and Robert Walsack and Chicago 42 29 dougout. .568 Carlton Siegmund, junior varsity Baltimore 42 32 This year's games has the ad The 1-2 teams in the National 31 .563 v track. Detroit 40 ded attraction of Scottish Countr Wall Stadium Slates Two-Night, League also trudged baok to the New York 36 39 .480 dancing, which Is something tlr ATURTLE SHARES THE TEE— Gloria Armstrong, of Del- Award winners were: dugout, the firsNplace Los An- ,os Angeles .. 33 41 .448 has not been seen at ScottK (pray Beach, Fla., smiles *t she boles down at turtle Varsity bowling: Stephen Rob- 6-Feature Program Over/Weekend geles Dodgers after a 6-3 loss to Boston 29 43 .403 games in recent years: Ty inson, James Hartner, Joel WaM- the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Washington .. 30 46 .395 W/, Kearny Scottish Country Dance- meandering across the tee on 9th hole during the open- man, Kenneth Dennison. WALL TOWNSHIP - Modified, wins and is making a strong bid following a 5-1 loss to the New Kansas City .. 22 45 .328 20 will perform the exhibition. I*' ing round play in the USSA Women's Open golf tourna- Junior varaty^'bowling: David York Meto. In the only other Thursday's Results group has recently performed ' Yellen. portsman stock cars, midgets, to recapture the modified cham ment at Atlantic City Country Club in Northf eld yester- oyice stocks and foreign corn- pionship he won last year: Kelly game" scheduled, Philadelphia Detroit 2, Boston 1 the New York World's Fair. Varsity golf: AJan Bernstein, 1 acts will all be on hand this moved into fourth place with a Baltimore 4, New York -3 The highlight of the day wi day. Turtles and tea guHs wandered the course, some- Joel Waldman, Richard Woods will be behind the wheel of a eek-end "as Wall Stadium cele- 2-1 victory over Milwaukee. Cleveland 7, Washington 2 be the mass pipe band arid th" and John Albert!. modified Oldsmobile-powered times interfering mifdh/ with play. rates the Fourth of July week- Glenn Beckert, who had hit Only games scheduled Class A and Class B Pipe and Varsity tennis: Richard Lawn, racer. His leading opponent will nd with a two-night six-feature only one previous homer (or the Today's Game* Drum Corps competition. AmqoE Cary Rubman, David Tapper, be Bill McCarthy of Freehold, in uto racing card. Cubs, supplied the fireworks New York at Boston, N the competitors will be The .m. tai Included ' " CALL 229-5010 See Harbormaster or Call Ill E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD CMdr«nUnd«r 16 Not Admitted RED MNK-Coll M2-2S0O Instructions 7 Days a Week ! METZ—747-4757 . ' W Rallrmd Avt., Artury Pot* call vum POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 Middletown THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, July 2, 1965 - 19 ^onmouth Park Entries Youth AA Jersey Ski-Ters Set Pint Race-tlOM 3 &I y.o. Mda C & GClg 6 fur Fifth Race-Purse $SSM 1 y.o. Clg 11/11 mile* 1. Chicago Open 118 Bove 10-1 1. Likable 1(8 NB 8-1 MAJOR DIVISION 2. White Flight 116 Perna 1H" 2. Skeeti Echo 116 Brumfield 7-2 W LT Matawan Show Monday 6-1 Highland Yankees « 1 1 I. Ferdan US NB 3. No Contention 113 Chambers 6-1 including a mixed doubles routine 4. Count Jetstar 4-1 S-2 Midd. Braves 4)1 MATAWAN - The Jersey Ski- 116 Patterson 4. Royal Plane 113 Kallai with Ray Peterson. 5. Keep Shining 111 Reagan 20-1 5. King Fine US Brooks 15-1 Atlantic Jets : 4 S 1 By Hy Cunningham Ters Water Ski Club, under the 6. Oxford Flyer IK Barrow 20-1 6. Pay The Devil 116 McCurdy M Mldd. Tlgeri 4 4 0 sponsorship of the Matawan Bor- Also participating in the show- 7. Rev-High 116 Boulmetjs 7-2 7. Last Cabin 113 Brooks 15-1 K. M, Bankers __. 4 4 ough Recreation Committee, will will be Connie Rice, who placed 8. Jettisoned 116 McCurdy 10-1 8. Donfordad 113 Sellers 10-1 Mldd. Cardinals 3 4 1 NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK — Next week hold its second annual ski show third in jumping and slalom in 9. Freedom's Land 116 Sellers 8-1 Mldd. Mets 3 5 0 is "careful" week for the boatmen when National Safe Monday at 2:30 p.m. the 1963-64 Women's champion- ID. Rudy Rullah 116 Alvarez 6-1 Midd. Giants .:... 2 6 0 This year's event is scheduled ship. She was also third in the 11. Newton 116 NB 20-1 Sixth Race-$4000 3 y.o. & up F & M Clg 6 furlongs Boating Week gets underway Sunday. Florida Federation Slalom Tourn- BOYS DIVISION for the Ravine Drive end of Lake 12. Five Digits 116 Barrow : 15-1 1. Maid of Mirth 119 Grant 8-1 Arthur J. Smith, 27 Westwood Rd., sent In Leffents, but weed conditions, ament at Cypress Gardens, Fla. ae So Good 2. Solar Tan McCurdy 6-1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 116 Culmone 8-1 116 prior to show time, will determine Other participants include Tom ae All Claim 15-1 3. Speak Well 119 Vasquez 15-1 excellent Information for the men on the water and 116 Brocklebank W L whether the show will be held Kelly, who has qualified for the ae Mr. Kev 116 NB 20-1 4. Isadandy 116 Vasquez 5-2 Food Circus Colts 10 3 It certainly was worth passing along to the boat- there or on Lake Matawan. Barefoot Club of the American ae Fresh Gabby 118 NB 20-1 5. Rye Sipper 116 Gonzalez 2-1 St. Mary's Bishops 10 4 men. Mr. Smith said: Twenty-four skiers will take Water Ski Association; Frank 6. Royal Theme 116 Sellers 10-1 Harmony Bowl Keglers - 7 5 Second^tace—Purse $3000 4 & up Clg. I furlongs 7. Rosy Plum 112 10-1 part in the event. Hanson, the National Senior Culmone St. Mary's Friars _- 6 7 "President Johnson proclaimed the week of July 1. Cr*r Ridge 114 Kallai 8-1 8. Country Child 104 Pearl 10-1 Men's Champion in slalom and Suburban Sox 4 9 The highlight of the snow will 2. In. Focus 117 Kassen 12-1 9. Mary Bird 116 Gonzalez 15-1 4-10 National Safe Boating Week. Every boating en- be a six-foot-high jump, over trick skiing; Paul Egan, a mem- 3. Colonel Bingo 114 Stevenson 20-1 10. Whirling Mom 112 Kallai 8-1 McDonald Raiders .... 0 13 thusiast in the Red Bank area can help the nationwide ber of the American Water Ski NATIONAL LEAGUE which skiers will make jumps at I. Frosty Cycle 114 Grimm 8-1 high speeds. Association Century Club (jump- 5. Space Flyer 114 Grimm 4-1 W campaign to 'keep boating safe' by remembering these Seventh Race—$4000 3 & 4 y.o. fil allow S furlongs The show will open with a sa- ing over 110-feet in a sanctioned 6. Olylea 119 Vasquez 5-2 Belford Seals 10 few simple rules of common sense and courtesy afloat. tournament); Mary Egan, Mata- 1. Bacawlso lute to the flag by the costumed 7. Brinks 114 Brumfield 6-1 113 Alvarez 5-1 N. M. Hustlers » 7 "Don't overload — Know and observe the way; Mary ,and Charles Stout, 8. Denhan Doll 109 NB 20-1 2. Messenger Boat 113 Vasquez 15-1 P. M. First Aid „ „ 7 ballot-line girl skiers. a 20-1 3. Cavans Roze 113 Patterson 3-1 weight capacity of your boat. There will be 20 acts including West Long Branch; Mangie and 9. V. Formation 117 Zakoor Greeley's Gulf _ 7 Wayne Stewart, Donna Moody, 10. Band Boy 114 Patterson 6-1 4. Right About 113 Kassen 8-1 champion trick skiers and jump- St. Mary's Angels 6 "Keep alert — Watch for rocks, logs, snags, j Middletown; Bill Stewart, Hazlet; 11. Ash Blue 114 Grimm 3-1 5. Hello Molly HI Gonzalez 5-2 ers, bare foot skiing, a jive maii 6. Small Voice 111 Sellers GUI's Falcons 2 floating debris, and other boats. If a storm ap- Sig Olving, Lyn Gilbert, Skip 12. Sea Fever 112 Pearl ,~ 10-1 15-1 • ATLANTIC LEAGUE pyramid, shoe-skiing; baton twirl- ae Sestos 114 Brumfield 6-1 7. Popetrenea 111 Grimm 20-1 ing, a saucer act, slalom skiing, a Rice, Red Bank; Butch, Bob and 8. Blessed Hope W proaches, head for shore Immediately. ae Long Glass 114 Sellers 8-1 113 Zakoor 4-1 flying kite act, funny clowns and Elmer Blumel, Rumson, Tom 9. Blue Mallet 113 Zakoor 20-1 Leonardo Field Club _ _ 9 "Don't stand up in a small boat — if you must, ne Nash 114 Vasquez 10-1 novelty acts. Kancolli, Jersey City; Jim Reil- ae Richard T. 117 Kassen 20-1 Highlands Lions 9 move slowly and keep low. ly, Shrewsbury; . Gene Quickly, Atlantic Fireballs 8 Janet Blumel of Rumson, one Lincroft; Barbara and Tom Third Race—Purse $3000 2 y.o. MdnClg 5'A lur Eighth Race—Purse $5000 3 & 4 y.o. allow 6 fur Naveslnk Indians - 6 , 'Think of the safety and comfort of the other of the Eastern Region's Over-all Kelly. Port Reading, and Jane 1. HeljSBrter 118 Brooks 4-1 1. Lyrlco 110 Patterson 8-1 Atlantic Blue Flames 4 fellow, and he'll do the same for you. Women's Champion water skiers, Paterson, Rahway. will be seen in .numerous acts, 2. Vflfjory Trouble 111 NB 20-1 2. SUrge Ahead 112 Kallai 3-1 Belford Blues 3 "According to Donald A. Smith, safety officer, 3. James Jay 114 Vasquez 3. a)Vestallah 110 Brooks 3-1 JUNIOR DIVISION 4. Dot's Birthday 115 NB 20-1 4. a)Two Relic 112 Brooks 3-1 NEW MONMOUTH LEAGUE Shrewsbury ^Squadron, United States Power Squadron, 5. Mare's Syndrome 115 NB 10-1 5. Compass Rose 103 Guerra 15-1 W more than 38 million Americans will take to the water N.J. Fish & Game Group 6. What A Line 118 Zakoor 12-1 S. x)Count Berry 105 NB 4-1 White Sox 6 l 6-1 7. c)Cr!spy Crackers 110 NB 7. Royal Bargain 114 Patterson 6-1 Cardinals ..... _. ' 6 iin over 7 /2 million boats of every description for recre- 8. Perfect Zip 118 Barrow 15-1 8. x)Sunshlne Way 108 NB 4-1 ation and relaxation in 1965. Many will be enjoying Released Hunting Calendar 9. Pop Singer 118 Sterling 20-1 9. c)Brian Stewart 108 McCurdy 6-1 Giants ...... 6 Twins ._.... 5 their first boat ride; many more are experienced boat 10. Princess Nuks 115 Rivera 4-1 10. Superado 112 Kassen 15-1 TRENTON (AP) - New Jer-the size and marking of traps. 8-1 Cubs - S 11. Dubuggy 118 NB a)Mrs. Wallace Gilroy - F. B. Fraser entry men who have mastered the basic art of seamanship. sey adopted its 1965 hunting Bag limits and hunting hours 12. Gay Searcher 114 NB ' 10-1 Indians _ :. 4 X)Mrs. Arthur J. Toman - Trio Stable entry ae Ivetta 115 McCurdy 15-1 Pirates 3 The objective of NSBW is to urge this vast audience code Wednesday with no major for all species will be the same ae Plenti Hot 111 Patterson 8-1 c)G. French entry Tigers 3 changes from proposals outlined as last year. to help 'keep boating safe.' a month ago. ae Rigolo 118 Boulmetis 3-1 Red Sox ..I. - 1 The division said detailed reg- ae Heart Warmer 110 Pearl 12-1 "Official statistics indicate that, although inex- At the same time,' the State Ninth Race-$3500 3 y.o. t up Clg 1 1/16^ mMur! Orioles 0 ulations will be published in the FAIRVIEW LEAGUE perienced boat operators are responsible for many Division of Fish and Game re- 19® compendium of New Jer- Fourth Race—Purse $3000 2 y.o. Mdn Clg5marla 115 Gonzalez 1M 7. Haunt .MS,. Irview Mets 3 the federal framework'of reg- 20-1 enough to be familiar with federal, state and local- buck7deer and bear season from 7. Tjfftlease 118 Sterling 8. Nyrop 119 Vasquez Advisor Yankees ...... ™~1' ' 1 ulations is established, the di- 8. Windy Vega 6-1 9. Navitore Gonzalez 20-1 Dec. 6 through 11, and small 118 Vasquez- 116 ST. MARY'S boating laws. A thorough knowledge of good sea- vision said. 9. Sum Will 118 NB 8-1 10. Family Pic 113 NB 20-1 AMERICAN LEAGUE manship is not a complete guarantee against un- game season from Nov. 6 10. Jogana 113 Sellers 3-1 ae Wicket Jay 118 NB 8-1 W through Dec. 4. .the small game 10-1 11. All Roads 118 Brumfield ae Broadway 2nd. 119 Patterson 2-1 Twins „..:.. 5 expected emergencies. While these are important season will then re-open after 4-1 ae Chaleur Bay 20-1 12. Naga 111 Gonzalez us Brooks Orioles .5 factors in assuring greater safety afloat, they, can- deer season on Dec. 13, con- Newark Bears ae Split Morse 118 Kallai 20-1 ae Bethpage Culmone 20-1 . us Falcons 5 not take the place of constant awareness of the tinuing through Dec. 31 for rab- ae Besito 118 Brooks 10-1 ae a)Sarago!d 113 NB . 4-1 bits and male pheasants and 20-1 Red Sox _ 5 ae Sally's Sandal 111 NB ae Kings Only 118 NB 5-2 'Unwritten rules' of common sense and courtesy through Feb. 5 for quail, grouse, Sign 11 Players ae Royal Holly 118 Brooks 6-1 a)Mrs. J. W. Amatuchl - Hall Stable entry Yankees . . 4 Indians 4 which are the common denominators of any suc- and squirrel. NEWARK — After canceling Senators _ _> 3 cessful safety program. Fox may be hunted throughout Sunday afternoon's final tryout Tigers 2 the small game season and dutf, session of the Newark Bears, Little Silver Monmouth Park ST. MARY'S "So you think your boat is safe and seaworthy. ing the firearm deer season but General Manager Sol Rosen an- NATIONAL LEAGUE Are you sure? CGA examiners in the Red Bank area only without dogs during the nounced the signing of It players, TODAY'S PICKS OFF TRACK bringing to 19 the number al- Loses, 15-1 W and throughout the country will give your motorboat deer season. Fox season will AT OCEANPORT PICKS Cardinals 8 continue through March 31 in ready in the fold for the team's NEW SHREWSBURY — The By SAM ... By A.P. a free courtesy examination. There is no obligation. die area south and east of U.S. 1965 campaign as Eastern Divi- NewyGhrewsbury Mets won their Giants FRIDAY Route 1 and through April 30 in sion members of the Continental thifystraight game and seventh Dodgers .-. „'. They will check your equipment, and your boat's over- the rest of the state. Football League. of ftie season when they defeated Five Digits Newton Mets all condition, and, if your boat meets the high stan- *he-Little Silver Beachfoums, 15-1, Newton Five Digits Braves dards of safety, it will be awarded the official Aux- Hunting for raccoon and wood- Coacih Steve Van Buren, who recently. 1 Ferdan Court Jester Pirates ..— chuck and trapping seasons for has been holding tryouta for the Phillies _ : iliary CME decal. last month at Schools Stadium Joel Menzzopane won his fifth Ash Blue - Ash Blue muskrat, mink and raccoon will Cubs "Every boat operator can contribute to greater be similar to last year. There here, decided to wipe out the last game without a loss as he hurled Frosty Cycle •iFrosty Cycle because of the July Fourth holi- one-hit ball over the first four 2 Olylea 1J Space Flyer safety in the wSter by observing the following will be no trapping of beaver or otter this year, and new reguta day. The team will resume full innings. The only hit he gave up Pincess Nuks Rigilo time practice Tuesday night. was a line single to centerfield rules: tions have been set regarding Reporter Gay Searcher Dean Advances in the first inning. Menzzopane " I. Know your boat. ; All team veterans, the latest 3 James Jay James Jay fanned eight. signees are Mike Hagler, iEas t v " 2. Don't overload. Orange; the Walsh Brothers, Bob Larry Napier-took over in the Windy Vega Windy Vega In Tennis Play Signaleers Win, and Richie, Lyndhurst; Mark Hal- fifth and gave up one hit over Mariscal Naga WANAMASSA — Dave Dean " 3. Keep a good lookout ^ lam, Nutley,; Kirka Foulke, Bucks the next three innings. 4 AH Roads Mariscal • advanced to the finals of the " 4. Operate at safe speeds. • 7-0, On Forfeit County, Pa.; Carmine Melignano, Bill Tanko continued his heavy men's singles in the Ocean Town- FORT MONMOUTH - Fort Last Cabin Pay The Devil " 5. Respect the weather. Fair Lawn., and Ed Post and hitting for the Mets with two ship Open Tennis Tournament Monmouth was awarded a 7-0 Pay The Devil Royal Plane "6. Take sufficient fuel. Tom Gunderman of Dover; Only singles in three hits to raise 5 King Fine -Skeets Echo when he defeated top seeded forfeit victory over Manasquan New Yorkers among the group his Sitting average up to .304. Jerry Eisenstad, 7-5, 6-0, Wednes- " 7. Keep your boat In shape. A.C. last night when the latter Isadandy - Isadandy .'•-.• are Pat Del Vicario,' Frank day. " 8. Carry Necessary equipment. showed up for the scheduled Jer- A! .major league batting cham- Rye Sipper Rye Sipper . Dean will meet Lynn Abbott sey Shore Baseball League tilt Farella. and flick De Cicco.- 6 Maid of Mirth pion must have 502 or more Rosy Plum In the finals at 1 p.m. tomorrow. " 9. Secure your boat properly. with only five men. pearances at the plate. Hello Molly Hello Molly , Other final round matches to- "10. Obey the law. The Signaleers are currently Major league baseball's 25-man ••••••••••••••a Blue Mallet Bacawiso morrow are Harold Potter Red "Remember that you are rsponsible for your wash 6-8 in the loop while Manasquan player limit goes into effect 30 7 Blessed Hope Blessed Hope is 3-8, which puts them in the days after the season opens and FOURTH OF JULY Bank, and Ann Lee meeting Bill and wake. Reckless operation is punishable by fine Sunshine Way Hagerman and Barbara Woolson league cellar with Middletown. lasts until Sept. 1 each year. WEEKEND Surge Ahead' Surge Ahead < Sunshine Way at 10 a.m. in the. mixed doubles and imprisonment. Boats in your 'Danger Zone' have Count Berry Brian Stewart and Art Rogers and Eisenstad right of way and should hold course and spee^l. Learn STOCK CAR RACES 8 play Dean and Al Bjorstad at Leverage Triple Sec 3 p.m. in the men's doubles, to- and exchange proper whistle signals to avoid mis- •k Modlf ied-Sportsman Nyrop Nyrop night at five o'clock, Sandy understanding. Sailboats have right of way except 9 Bottle of Rum Empeno RENT A CAR or • Midgets Brodsky will face Ira Dorfman when overtaking. Pass them wide to leewardr Large EARLY MORNING SCRATCHES in the finals of the boys, 16 and •k Foreign Compacts White Flight, So Good, Mr. Kev., Fresh Gabby under, division. vessels and tows are not quickly maneuverable. Keep Band Boy, Sestos, Long Glass, Nash clear and give them room. •k Novices TRUCK from HERTZ Mare's Syndrome, Dubuggy, Ivetta, Plenti Hot "Remember — SAFE BOATING IS FUN! You at., July 3| and Iwo Jima, Besito, Sallys Sandal, Royal Holly Monmouth 1 Two Relic, Crispy Crackers can help to make it even more enjoyable by prac- U-DRIVE . .. Call Sun., July 4 Wicket Jay, Broadway 2nd, Chaleur Bay, Bethpage, Saragold, Results ticing the simple rules of common sense and cour- 1ST—Clmg; 3 yra-up: 6 f: off 2:01. Kings Only • ' Takeo (Vasquez) 10.40 4.80 3.20 tesy afloat." 775-1515,222-3299,747-2121 8 P.M. WEATHER-CLEAR TRACK-FAST Llndale (Sellers) 3.60 2.60 OK Act (Grimm) ..._ 4.80 CAT ^(Map modifled-sportsman T.-l:13ft. Also—Mischief Boy, Bobby Mr. Smith's words of wisdom on the water are jAI. feature, 3D-!ap ARDC Lew, Bllful, Squankaji, Sy-W Davea midgets and 2J-Iop novlcs main Devil, Eloquently, Star Magician, Rich excellent ones. Don't just try them for a week when eventi. stock cor stars Joe Kelly, Twin Boros Nip Rumson, 7-3 N Valor. it is Safe Boating Week, keep them in mind during Tammy Elliott, Jack Hart Parker 2D—3 & ^ yrs; 6 f; ttTf 2:30. ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^«r Bohn, Dave Hulse, Don Stives and (Culmone) ...-..-10.00 5.HO 4.G0 SHREWSBURY - Twin Boros Freeh Colonel (Sellers! 8.40 4.60 the entire boating season. Boatmen will benefit by more - plus ARDC midget aces from a noJvitter when Edwin Davei Joy (Brumflelci) 3,60 Dutch Schaefer, Len Duncan, Wai- olimbed into a three^way tie for Perez hit the twwtrike, two-out &. Alio — Popcel, Smartalre, Mr! Smith's expert advice. MARINE ly Dallenboch, Ru» Klar and The Willies, Mommy Llbe, Curtain Up, Ernie McCoy.. second place in the Southern Di- pitch to deep shortstop and out-IrrepJacable, Sister Bomba, Enterprise, vision of the Ed Carle-ton Me- (Dally Double 8-2 Paid S77.O0) 3O la legged it for an infield single. SERVICE CUM ' P modlfled-sportsman morial Baseball League yester- 3D—CImg; 3 yrn; lm7O yds; off 2:59. JUrti feature, SD-lap novice main After both teams scored 'twice Purse Power (Sellers) 6.40 4.40 3.20 ZOBEL'S day ibji defeating Rumson-Faii Missile Sprite fAlva'z) .... 36.80 11.60 Newark Bears Will Play event end IS-lap foreign compact in the first inning, Twin Boros Native Twin (Zakoor) .... 5.20 "the only authorized agency for West products" stocks. 3 Big Features, rounding Haven, 7-3, behind the one-hit out a 6 feature weekend of racing picked up trie go ahead run in the T.-l:46&. Also — Crocagator. Delin- pitching of Pat Geroni. quent Gal, Port Belle, Deys Princess, on America's fastest Vt mile, hlgh- second on a single by Dave Drod- Angela,Mia. _ ^ __—^-^-~—-—-- M baAed macadam speedway. —TTH^Z yrs; 5'/^ f; off 3:28. Ztzzetto (Sellers) , .6.20 3.40 3.00 NEWARK - The Newark Island, Oct. 12; Ft. Wayne, Oct. -w -m mllUlllh 1U< _._t.T-i i._ii /i j\ snd £i bunt. Intrical (Culmone) 3.60 3.20 S third tco . . .at: Township (4-3) and Freehold (4-4) Crown Dancer (Br'fleld) . 4.SO Bears, division title winner three 17; Toronto, Oct. 30, and Nor- SPECIALS! in the runner-up position witi Bumiion-Fll (3) Twin Boon m T.-l:0i#i. Also — Chance Encounter, folk, Nov. 13. AB It H Pantula, Madelyns Pride, Bu Bu Roan, times and league champion twice eight points. Lakewood is the Kav'uelUb 2 0 0 Schljaler.lb J _ . Angela A, Hello Yankee, Limited War, in the Atlantic Coast Football The Bears will be idle the week- 1965 ZOBEL 26' Wall Stadium Brlghton,2b « 0 0 H.Delgado.cf 5 2 2 Navy Impulse, Cake Box. FLYBRIDGE MODEL CQftft pace setter with a 7-1 slate. E. Perez.Ba 2 11 Lewis,c 4 0 1 5TH—Milns; 2 yrs; 51^ f; off 3:32. League during the last three end of Oct. 10, but wilt play a Ocean Township will play host P. Perez.lb * 1 0 J.Delgado.rf'« 0 0 Fleet Flower (Boulm's) 3.60 2.60 2,20 years, will play a 14-game sched- SAVE UP TO VOW RT. 34, BELMAR, N. J. Banborn.c 10 0 Thompson,ss < Jaquelta (Zakoor) 3.60 2,40 Columbus Day, (Oct 12) contest to Twin Boros today while Free- Babcock.cBabcock f 2 0 0 Lambert,3b 1 b-Keynolnt (Culmone) 2.40 ule this fall as members of the against Rhode Island, coming 1960 CRUISERS INC. 20' auba,]f 2 O 0 Droddljt T.-l:12?i. Also — a-Mldnlght Rebel, 681-1873 hold is idle. Bartlett.rf 3 0 0 Geroni p 4 newly formed Continental Foot- back five days later for a set-to 75 H. P. JOHNSON Galbavy.p MIolH Dawn, Bess Betltle, La Fileune, 2 10 E.WIllla'«,2b 3 Little Dynamite, a-Top Effort, Dardee. ball League. with Ft. Wayne. NEW NAVY TOP ••••••••••••••••H Geroni was oneipitch' away OTH—Alw; 2 yrs; 5"4 f; olf 4:20. 22 3 1 Lucky Shlrl (Qrlmm) ...920 5.(0 4.20 The (Bears, who will play all Rumson-FH .. .2 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 Jet Code (Kasien) 8.60 BOO General Manager Sol Rosen has 1964 PEMBROKE 23 Twin Bocos - 2 1 1 Lntallah (Barrow) 8 00 their seven home games on Sun-arranged for the Bears to play LOW HOURS 2B—Thompion (2). T.-l:06 "LEONARDO — Mrs. Frank Tunnel Hill ( Barrow) .... 5.40 3.60 ANTIQUE MAPLE Ketcha Berg (Zakoor) .... 3 60 Newark's second home tilt will Connelly's 75 won tow net honors T.l:44. Alio—air Captain, Glaisell B. yesterday in the Beacon Hill Uncle Dommer, Mister Lumpus. be against the Toronto Rifles 9TH—Clmg; 3-up 1,V m; off 5:53H. Aug. 29. OUier home games will Country Club's 184iole group's Harmonizing (Culmnr ....27.20 12.20 7 00 . . now at new location flag tournament. Vice Chairman (Brks) 10.BO 7.40be against the Hartford Oaks, Realism (Boulmetla) .... 8 40 Sept. 12; Richmond Rebels, Sept. Mrs. Connelly also shared low T1:8K. Also—Hi Luck. Polllngfold, PANELING Silent Sun, Moola nullah, Runspurtytoo. 26; Norfolk Neptunes, Oct. 3; putts with Mrs. Wallace Spencer Judofmlne, Battle Proof. Wheeling West Virginia Ironmen, BLUE WATER MARINE at 31. • (ATT. i:U8». HANDLE 11,328,888.) • Prc Finished JH QA Oct. 24, and Rhode Island In- f 1 dians, Nov. 7, • Complete Marine Sales •4 x8'x /4" Mm*** The team will play away REBUILT against Wheeling, Aug. 22; Charl- » Pearson Power and Sailboats •Reg. 10.99 ;Ti PER SHEET ston, W. Va. Rockets, Sept. 4; ENGINES Philadelphia, Sept. 18 Rhode i O'Day Sailboats -Let Sears factory - trained now located at ... mechanics install a re-manu- Marcelino (Lefty) Lopez, sen- MARINE LUMBER CO. factured Allstate Engine at sational 21-year-old rookie pitch- er with the Los Angeles Angels, Complat* Him of do-ir-yourulf materials for homt aid boar Sears low prices! Just ask any Sears automotive salesman was the first American League MIHM'S BOAT WORKS MAHOGANY. TEAK. OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS about our low engine installa- hurler to win six games this 1139 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright 842-3355 " ratea. year. Monmouth Beach 229-5010 tip! daily 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Sot. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Sears-Automotive Center Detroit Tiger pitcher Joe Spar- ATTENTION BOATMEN! OPEN SUN. 9 Iff NOON UM Hwr. SS-Moa. thru gmt. »:»•*.» ma is a former Ohio State quar- Open Every Day terback. FOE SALE AUTM FOB SAtB „, THE DAILY REGISTEK AHHOUHCf MfHTS AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTO* "FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1*11 CKBVKOOBT — toai-iau. 1*«» CHJ5V* a — Men,' U*> UtBCVRr WAOOM — lMi KARM-ANN OHM Comestible. 1 LOST * FOUND AUTOS FOR SALE [1H3 MOtfAR x-KE _ Coupe Zrztl- .op, foweratlde, radio, 20 — Friday, July 2, 1965 lent cmdfetoo. Never nc*4. vent mile-. - -.. -- —••-'- •- --«--- i gt&tJof-i c automatic 7uU power. l McCAIUbr Oltvrolet. Me. M*Dy extras. One owner. A»ldnK teenage vehicle, it Wtndlnf Way, «TM»a 291-11OL WBT — IMIII, Uui-uck, AUSTIN HHuWI0WIUT» \tSu» Oil TU-noe after «:*> p.rn. I Sliver. tMl POtrnxc CttsJIs* CoDrM female, vicinity Boundary Hd., Colt* Radio, heiter, whllewejls, cleu con- LW3 CKBVKOLBT — Km 1MI FOOD — CwuHrr MW> "*»•• House Hunting! It's open sea' MONUOUTH MOTORS irejumlBeion. Oood tlrel. Oood locai pusenfer etttlon wton. JJo euh Neck-Mnlboro. Rtwui. t«2tt»J. 3»y. » M2-2S1I AUTOS FOR SALE dition. CaJI 842-2231 car. o«.r. Call after 5. IT1-62H. needed. Low weeuy permeate ot VXn. son in the Daily Register Classi- AUTOS FOR SALE 1867 PLYMOUTH — Needi torilon tar Open i mllea. P.OOO. Ul-OOM. CARthy Chevrolet, 291-1101 1961 CHEVROLET — forward control 1«» CADIIJ.AC — rouMloor hardtop. 1955 PONTIAC —'Four-door. Automatic. station wagon. Sacrifice. McCAP.lhy Power windows, power brakes, vowex Oood working condition. Best oiler. Chevrolet. S9M101. _^_ MEET SPEEDY eteerinf. Good clean condition. Sbe hu Oil 842-208C. 193? FOKD — Two-door, automatic, ajwaya alept in Has four new feet 1962 TEMPEST Bporte Coupe, 4-»peed Well cared for.' 11096. Call 787-1439. elcellent running coccUUon, >1M. CaU lra.nlmlsaon, S750. Oall 2S9-26M. 19S5 FORD OAIiAXn; 500-Two-Joor S71-O306. harJtop, 4 apeed with 380. l>i 19(3 ALFA ROMEO, Sprint coupe ltiOC I960 DEBOTO — Oood runnlhl oondl. Low mmam. Call alur «. tlon. Aflklnl S85. Call US85. UcCARthy Chevrolet 671-0981 1963 UAUIUAC — Bedtn dn ville. all 25M101. conditioned, ill-way lean, power tvln 196S BARRACUDA — Four-ipeed 1964 CONVERTIBLE - Bulcl Babr dowa. McCARthy Caevtolet, 391-1101. traiumlaftlon, V-8, $300, take over pay- Fully loaded, low mileage, feet coi 1S8S HIUlng AviMBloom HOTTER THAN A FIRECRACKER Priced (o aell. 741-8509. Domti Pontlac, Matawan. Call field, N.J. • • n toe22 GUARANTEE ON EVERY CAR" 1963 BUICK CONVERTIBL1! - Bad AUTOS FOR SALE 1060 CORVETTE — Four speed, Poal and heater. Automatic tranainlsaion Bring in your old car and see how much more you can get OVER 40 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. traction rear, MT mags. Snows and power steering. One owner. Esxellei other eztraa. 2910642 between 4-6 week condition. Will lacrldce. 221-928B. afli days. 6 p.m. in trade during this holiday celebration BANK FINANCING 1963 CORVAIK, Spyder Coupe, four- FREEHOLD apeed S17S5. McOARlhy Chevrolet 291' j FORD — Starllner. While. Powei steering and brakes. WhUe-waflila. Clean 1101. Must seU. 234-5960. Speedy sez ... 1959 FORD QALAXIB 50O — Hardtop. DODGE Black, white, radio and heater, power 1963 FORD — Galaxds 500 convertible. ateerlns*. automatic (rannmlsfllnn ex- No money down, low'weekfly bank pay "COME SEE ME TODAY" at Has a beautiful selection ceptionally clean, W95. Call 291-29J7- ment of 114.60. Open July 5. Call col of now 1965 Dodges at 1960 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — lect, PA 1-7100. OAfllS MOTORS, Rt V-fl automatic. Call after 6 9, Sayreville. 1965 fantastic savings. Also a 671-1388. 1856 DODQE — Four-door, glood bod: large variety of good used 195T CADILLAC, four-door Hardtop. XJ75 new Jront end. good tlre5. beat offer BILL LANZARO'S cars. UcCARthy Chevrolet Call 787-3112. 291-1101. [B5« DODGE STATION WAOON — No 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN — Two inow-tires, best offer. CaU COMET FREEHOLD door sedan. Like cow. CaU after 6 812-2236. AUTO SALES p.m. B12-0858. BU1CK, WILDCAT CONVERTIBLE — 1983 BUICK — Two-door hard-top .404 Series Ls 334 Main St. 566-2224 Matawan DODGE 1904. white with black top. Powei power ateertng ajid power brakes. Al brakes and power steering. £2,593. Cat, extras. Oall 204-0593. 747-3512 after 7 p.m. 1961 CORVAIR MONZA — Coupe, auto- TRUCKS FOR SALE matic. 11895. McCARthy Chevrolet 291-1101. 1964 CHEVROLET — %-toi 19S1 DAUPH1NB — Excellent condition, Six-cylinder, {1405. McCARU! ELEGANCE... low mileage. X400. Call after 5 p.m. let. 291-1101. 747-1332. 1953 INTERNATIONAL METRO - 1954 FORD — WhJtewaMs, two-door 1954. Half ton DODGE PANEL. 1961 IN EVERY RESPECT hardtop, clean. Call atter 6 p.m. 872' INTERNATIONAL METRO MITE. Wl MM. ell cheap. No reasonable offer re fused. Star Cleanerj & Launderers. 13: All new styling, rich Inferior! and extra-valu* ftaturet make the prie* of this 1660 CHEVROLET BELAIR - Two- Myrtle Ave.. Long Branch. 232-8000. door sedan. t6S5, McCARthy Chavrolat. 291-1101. 195,3 INTERNATIONAL BC-225D dlese] COMET 404 sedan particularly pleating. tractor. 10-speed road-ranger, 220 Cum 1959 FORD — Blue and whit., jlx mlns. A-l. ihape. Will finance. Othn cylinder, automatic, radio, heater. Very dlesel Iractors available. Call Bten, 747. With its formal roof line and wide choice of luxurious interiors, you'll agree good condition. S3<5. 291-2S63. 0187, M. Schwartz k Soni, ITJTER.MA. 1S63 CORVAIR BPYDDR — White, lour TIONAL TRUCK DEALERS, 141 W that COMET 404 — either two-door or four-door — has the Elegance of much speed. AM-PM radio, excellent condi- Front St., Red Bank. more expensive sedani: ' tion. $1740. 741-M92. 1953 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK—Mode: 1963 TEMPEST LEMANS Sport Coupe. L-130, good condition, dual wheel! (1695. McCARthy Chevrolet. Call Cerllone's OreenhouieB, Hwy 35, Holm 291-1101 del. 261-3(30 100,000-MILE DURABILITY CHAMPION 1961 FORD STATION WAOON — Power 950 V, TON PICK-UP TRUCK — »li steering and power brakes V-8, Excel- cylinder standard shift. Bztra parts. lent condition. 5695. 284-8460. J64-7729. 1956 OLDSMOBILE—Convertible, auto- 953 OHEVnOLET PIOK-UP-li ton. SI!! TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY matic, good condition. $175. Call after Call 566-4670, « p.m. 787-4390. after 6 p.m. 1951 F-8 FORD GMiRBAGE 1963 AUSTIN HEALY — Red Sprite. Best offer. Call S71-S279. S87 Excellent condition, call Ave., Mlddletown. 2B4-1856 1961 CHEVROLET BR0OKW00D — SAL Wagon. 1795. Call McCARthy Chevrolet. MOTORCYCLES 291-1101 ENGLISH MOTORS JAGUAR — 1951. Mark VII. Sun-roof. 1962 CUSHMAN Must aell. Make otter. CaU Motor acooter good condition. Asklni 34-35 MAPLE AVE. 531-0640 1130. 787-2921, 747-4545 RED BANK CLASSIC/ANTIQUE - 1947 MO TC. Right Hand drive. Good motor. Passed (Mare Adi N.J. inspection June. Original equip- ment Readily lenda Itself restoration. Page) 9300. Phone Rumson, 842-6839.

AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE

1965 VOLKSWAGENS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY* HARDTOPS-SEDANS-WAGONS ALSO USED VW'S — ALL YEARS SPECIALLY PRICED BY FORD MOTOR CO. FOR THIS SALE... STOP IN TODAY AND FURTHER REDUCED BY 3 % EXCISE TAX CUT. A-l 3-WAY GUARANTEED USED CARS AUTOPORTUSA '62 LINCOLN-CONT. 2750. '63 FORD Econojine Van 995. 872-0500 k Four-door, air conditioned. •64 ECONOLINE 1395. ROUTE 36 and SCENIC DR. . • HiGHLAr$S '64 CHEVELLE "Malibu" 1750. Window van. Hardtop, tix-cyi., overdrive. '64 F250 1350. '64 FALCON 1750. % -to a pic It-up. BUY NOW... BUY NOW Convertible, FOM, power steering. '62 FORD Ranch Wgn. 895. '62 CHEVROLET 1195. Six-cylinder, four-door. Bel Air 4-dr. Powerglide. '61 FORD Ctry. Sedan 895. EXCISE '62 OLDSMOBILE "8811 1595. Six-paisenger, FOM, power steering. '65 -GALAXIE "500" 2495. JULY 4th SPECIAL! Four-door hardtop, hydra., power steering. ' TAX CUT '63 FALCON Convertible 1250. Four-door, FOM, power steering. '64 GALAXIE "500" 2250. $ 00 895. XL 4-dr. tWdtop, air conditioned: V-8, four-door hara- HW) Adde* *4.*J. Enclose* botloc •U. 72, four mile* w««t -of P*rlcw«>*. sailer, gtwi-uy bead. Qorxi itaUv. Call &41-2T77. tiuttintati; mill itAttr »U.UD( tiptrl ur.t lnt«nrl«wl (or WKBHTTEM P.IFTNID COUPIJC — KmteM >uk- ullM. 7I7-7W3. 3an*eca,t, K. 2, CM> in-of/xi tr.ee *nti •aliry rtqulrfi to fl. H'^i • nil MAINTENANCE VIU.WWOHM. •Utuu uuher. for Ki»ttrmm u>0 .SHJftT OPERATOR — To work to waJd, WiiUr JUi^de-Sttrllnf, Dttl Rd. tfuxt be ovir 21 ytt.ri of AE« *n4 * cue of ehUdren, «»J. or for wanAtA FOR SALS Otluiuret, If. J. big'a Bcfioof cri4uut. Minimum of flvt Sen Fast! The Duly Rsglstei 609 - 597 - 2323 18 H.P. EVINRUDE MOTOR — WIUi shirt Bniabiog department. FuJl time, e&ri lQdtuUU.1 txperitucc. Apply NL- four best home bur *• at Plnewood tank. 19M. ''• Excellent condition. Call year round po&itlon. Apply ponald'i !oml Lead Comptny. Titmlurn Dlvl- PRE, HUNG DOORS Classified. Eitatei Mobile home Sales, Model* 747.2902. Laundry, 44 Marion St. Red Bank. EXPERIENCED PAINTER ii«n, ChevLtltr Av«.. Bayrtrlllcj S.J They are LUAN ready with lock I _ m 011play in 10. 12, 20 ind 21 Coot CaB Carl B. Jones, after t p.m. AN EQUAL OPPORTtJNITT EMPLOY- FINANCIAL Miembltd and prt>mitrexl culngivj rridtba. all price ranges. Featuring U' ELGIN BOAT Irith 40 h.o. Btln CHAMBERMAID - Apply In person., 747-3041 R it*U on* or two yourself In frpltal, Detrolter, Active, Schult, Pace- motor. S3M firm. C«U Holly Hill Motet. Rt. 36. West Keant BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES raornenti. maker, " Alma. Financing available 787-7574. OVfg. SALESMAN — New York Co.. ilpanri' AUTOS FOR SALE Ing operations to central and louther KILL COOK — Btuki tnd chopi. /0x«/8 lip to 10 yean. 12 HP. ELOIN OUTBOARD MOTOR. EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN - With Must ti&vt ref»T«ncea. Fcrmuitnt poil< FUIL OIL BUIINSU FOR, SALE /tofl/8 Like new. $135. New Jersey, desires experienced lalea tlon. CB.11 M2-2744 tor Appointment. Write itxf/ following. Full or part-time. All bene- man to ieli it'g product direct lo con' la stock at FREE ADMISSION TO 747-0625. rtts. CaJl Vlncent'i Beauty Balon -for sumen, residential and commercial LUMBERS AND PLUMBERS HELP B.A.", Box 611, Red Bank. 14' LYMAN — Excellent " condition. interview. 747-3620. Biding experience htipful. All lead ER8 — Eiperlenced only, atatd; work, FOR LD\£E — Quit two-bay. modern RED BANK LUMBER PINEWOOD ESTATES Johnson motor, last and seaworthy, furnished from newspapers, TV am atw construction. Prione 671>59f6. itrvlce itatlon. Rl. 35, nears Loew't EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER Uriveln, Hazlet. MI-MOO 'lanned ffioblls home community. Will demonstrate. »42O or best offer. WANTED — Statt^aaiary wanted. Write World's Fair Advertising. Current sales SERVICE 8TATI0K ATTENDANT — Corner Pearl and Wall Red But Jptcjoiii, wooded lots, wide itreeti, all Call 812-0518. •A.H." Box 511, Red Bank. man earning (12 000 to 122,000 annually Paid traininr and torn* (iDanclai help. acuities. Write Tor brochure to Pine- High salary, piui comrnltilpn. Cal lor e!e&n, modern nation. Good pay Mr. Mm, HE tUm TRApK IN your ord (urnltur* with ood Eitsles, Box 373, Rarnagal, J4.J, IS'*' CBNTERBOAKD SLOOP — Ex-CI-EANEJR — Aliw> kitchen ht'per. In- 5R3llia ind benefit!. CU1 2M-ICO0. down payment «n4 c*t * a*w pit SALE CBllenl, large cockpdt, family ''day- COMVUCTE WATCH DIAL FACTORY formation, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m, Apply In CARPBT MECHANIC '— Fully (iperl- for nit. Writs for information, Abe or dining room iet at iaii price*. V Wt plan to lUrt July with 30% lei saJler". Painted, yarnlahed ready fox person, Rlvercrest Wurslnx Home. 31 tr.cttl. sjeidy work, benenn. OH Tir- liam Left FumJture Inc., Hwy launching. >Asklng low price of S300 Chap In Ave., Red Bank. SALESMEN Moore, RD 1 ficotsdown fid, ooshen ilddletowa 741-3213, opto ivantOKi need ctri. We will offer bargains up tt BOATS AND ACCESSORIESdue to old condition of. sails. Call 741' Pull time. No experience nectmry. N.V., or phone after i, eit-204 7131. 0 p.m. K% off to the public untfl noon ot S3IH COSMETICIAN — Part time, evening* Advancement opportunity In larg« dt- A8H1NO MACHINE REPAIR MAN— July 6th, tt which tlmt those remain «' CLAYTON BK1FP — Completely only. Apply in person, everrfngs only, partmtnt store chain. Wanted. Apply In peraott, Batontown TV CHEVRON STATION FQUR-PIECE BEDROOM BET ln( will be •old to dealers. efiniBhed. equipped and repoweied Professional Pharmacy, 134 Broad 81., APPLY TO HOME DECOR DBPT. Apnlltncf Co.. 50 Hwy. 35. Eatonlown. Solid rock mu>!e. Four-potted dou MGR. FOR LEASE vitti 183 Ji.p. CfirJs OraK. Immaculate BUSINESS NOTICES Red Bank. MECHANIC — Mount Enjlljh BUl» bed, very, food condition. Call 6?M3 $3,500 up .ml LrouWi free. W.BOO. 7U-«850. CLERK — For busy general saJea Co., Ford Dealer, Red Bank, Two bay »ldtlon located on Bt. 35, Mid-WUKUTZER SPINET PIANO — P( MAJUNE SUPPLIES office. Job Includes order processing, AUTO ACCESSORY 711-toOO. dletown. Full conilenment of tasoHni, able TV. Both In excellent condtU 65 Cadillac SUtyTwo Convertible Everything for the Boatman. New Jer- C. ADESKAYITZ • record Keeping and some statistical Urei and bilterlea avullBhlr. For Call 787-4965. Convertible 8ERVICEMEN turthtr Information call wetkdayi, OR a oidi ^ iey'i largest marine supply house. Will build eight-room Colonial house on reports. Also light typing and. flllntj. Must have tome cxperltnce In Installa- SHEET METAL WORKERS W35O8. Evenlngi CH d-0962. Evinrude Sales and Service Colonial Dr., Shrewsbury. 711-5797. Should have aome office experience. tion of muiflin, tall pipes, batterler Experienced In chusla tnd panel Work. END YOUR TROUBLES THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Five-day week, 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. tic. OIL BURNER SERVICE BUSINEBS- $2,500 TO $3,500 ATTICS, CELLARS CLEANED — Ugnt Please apply at WHEELOCK SIGNALS Must read «ii<] work trom prJntt tod Tske down the- wood pittera and , A Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank hauling Free estimates. Call after B , APPLY TO know, layout. In elur> i IMT »i ton Ford pick-mp plact With Aluminum guitars. N Devllle •Convertible Open Bundayi and bolldayi, S a_m. INC.. 2Ta Branchport Ave., Long Branch truck, til Icinfli of tooli, K«tu vacuum low prlcei, you'll ntv*r bavt to m 0 1 p.m.) p.m., ar. day Saturday, Sunday. 747-3002 « Chryilir New Yorker (Dr. Hdlp. BABYSITTER — Live In, weekends off. AUTO ACCESSORY DEPT. MGR. cleaner, torn* account*. |l,600. 291-0552 up gulttri a|itin. Call to Fold Falrlane Bta. Wen. .3' BOSTON WHALER - 28 h.p. OROWINQ FAIN3I call Ever Oreen Three school-age children. Call LATHE OPERATOR alter S. Super 88 4-Dr. HdtP. Evlnrtlde. Cover and trailer. 1110O. Landscaping. All phases of landscaping 291-0753 TWO GUYS tfaka own titupi. (Second ihlft) PROWN'S S3 Old! Including maintenance. Weekly, month- RT. 35 k TWIN BROOKS RD. BAST KEANBBURO—Combination L-- <4 Ponllac Bonnevllle Convertible Jail 7(1-8337. eery and confection try jftor*. fully 32 Broad St. Red Bank 711-7 «4 Oldl 118 2Dr. Hdtp. ly or season. F. Intermesoli. 787-0818 BEAUTICIANB — For new jalon. Fol- MIDDLETOWN, N. J. equlppeij, with four-room apartment •4-Dr. Hdtp. WANTED or 787-3240 lowing prererretf. Leon'a, 105-A Mon- MILLING MACHINE SHOPSMITH — Modffl ER. ExceJl (2 Cadillac Devllle mouth St., Red Bank. Next U> theater. MALE WANTED FOR STOCKBOY — tnd one-ctr ftrtie. Needs redecorat- S2 Cadillac Devllle Convertible Easy starling, dependable 10 or 15 h.P-FUIiNITURB REFINISHING — Cabinet APPLY In person C.B.S. Market, 36 tnr Exccllint buMneis potential. Gross condition, many extras. *150, 7 2-Dr. Kdtp. lutboard motor. Call 371-12(5 alter 6 74L-6I50. 775-2106. OPERATOR 7723. <2 Cadillac Devllle 'ork, antiques restored. Call 787- Main Bt., Keinaburg. Must read prlntii and matte own lit- 04,000. Asking price |12.900. Trie fiiriol- 7781. HOUSEKEEPER — One day a week. pi. (Flret or lecond ahirtt no Agnnry, 2*8 Main St., Keamburf, SHRUBBERY .CLEARANCE SALE jONE STAR — Outboard bolts and Middletown ar*a. Own transportation YOUNG MAN FOR AUTO PARTS 787-O1J3. Priced far beltw cost. Ch&rlle'i Fa $2,000 TO $2,500 notors. L8 13 tallboat by Chrysler, INSTALL WINDOW AIR CONDITION- desired. References. Call 741-433*. STORE — Muat have military lervic Market ft Dlscoum Garden Center, c ERS — And make repairs. Call completed, or inellgble for draft. Ex- OOD SALARY ne>r Summit Ave-. and Hwy M. BeHo (2 Cadillac Silly-Two 4Dr. Hdtp. lea Bnark sailboat, complete, (99.75. 741-2149 CASHIERS perience desirable, but not necessary LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS 82 Cadillac Sixty-Two 2Dr. Hdtp. MONMOUTH MAJHNA Apply in person, Atlantic Theat&r. At- Business expanding, good chance foi ESTABLISHED COMPUTER MANU- MORTGAGES HOBIE CUSTOM aURKBOARD el oldl Starflre 4Dr. Hdlp. 6 West St.. Monmouth Beach. 232-3492 PROTECT YOUR ASPHALT INVEST- lantic Highlands. ^^^^ future. Group Insurance provided, NAY- FACTURER WITH RECORD OF MENT. Sea! your driveway or parking »W" No dll 62 Bulck Electra 'Convertible 4' — Fiberglass, wlui anchor, acces- Um'8 INC., CALL 291-14H for ap STEADY GROWTH. 747-0891 (1 CadlUao Sixty-Two Convertlblt orles, $275. 741-6234, 5 p.m. Must see areas now. Guaranteed protection from EXPERIENCED COOK, HOUSEWORK- pelntment, please, AVAILABLE/- Edwin 8. Et»rk, Real 63 Oldl 88 e-Dr. Hdtp. o appreciate. destruction by gas, oil and other Harm- ER — Noon through dinner, Monday, Apply In peraon or cill Kaitt« * Mortjt|« ComuItanL 284-0333 LAMP BARGAINS 62 Oldi Starflre 2-Er. Hdtp. ful materials. Call today for a tree Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat- WANTED — Mature man to assist .Mr. P, S. Arryrla. MS-HOO •3 Oldi 88 Sta. Win. 5'DAY SPRITE — Excellent condition. eitlma'e. 141-3227. urday. References and own transporta- superintendent Oarden apaitmtntsr No need to pay fancy prlcei for d Jonmouln Marina, 48 west St.. Mon- tion necessary. 842-1264. orator lam pi or shades, Largtit Must have Knowledge of painting: and INSTRUCTION lections and sale prlcei right now, th Beach. 222-3492. < TOP SOIL PART-TIME TYPIST — In Middlrtown plumbing. Salary open. For appoint- ELECTRONIC $1,500 TO $2,000 3AKRV CRAFT , SAVAOB area. Type in own home. Reliable and ment, call 741-9135, anytime. PKIVtTE TUTORING — COIJeje pBy«- PROWN'S m Oldl - 88 4-Dr. Hdtp. Boat TraLen BULLDOZING steady. Call 671-3550, alter 7 p.m. EXPERIENCED MASON — PETNIC les, math. Staff member Phyakc, L>epl.. 32 Broad St. Red Eanb 741-7! «l Cadillac (2 Coupe W. Front St., 264-0(30 Keyport. CONSTRUCTION CO,, Middletown. Oal ASSOCIATES, INC. Unlverrty of IMInoll. I2:ll»l EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — 671-1B00 UEBKS IIS up. FILES, taoiex chai 61 Triumph Spitfire Convertible 12' LUHR3 — 1858. hardtop, 109 oray. CLEAN CELLARS. 7ARDB, OARAGES Wanted. Apply In person. Shore Point C0UR8 I>E FBANOAIB - Convena adiilng machines, typewriters, off 61 Cadillac Devllle- 4-Dr. Hdtp. 185 Monmouth Park Hwy. equipment, ale, at bargain prices. N 81a. Wjn. 3ood condition, ready to to In water, — Have truck. Light hauling. Call after Inn, Hwy 35 and Holmdel R 0' CABIN CRUISEH—Sleeps two. 60 Three lo five days. Apply Surray Lug- Writ* atAtitij expertence and reference., MERCHANDISE •t Next to theater. 7*7-0488. r.p. Gray. Standup head. FuJJy EMPLOYMENT gage, 125 Broad St., Bed Bank. A.I*.". Box 5L1, Red Bank, N.J. $1,000 TO $1,500 idulppid. 1895 or beat offer. 291-2528. SALES TRAINEE — Permanent career FOR SALE WORK BENCH 4" CHRIS DRAFT — Erprem cruiser HELP WANTED-FEMALE IBM 1401 position with our fait f rowing company of sturdy deslfn, ilzs 20"x 71"x ! 61 Oldi F-SB 4-dr. Bed. •MINX." 175 h.p. Completely equipped, HELP WANTED-MALE Technical iducttlon or experience or 69 Cadillac Slily-Two 2-Dr. Hdtp. $2.99 high, regularly 117.95. Our price o r\ENOUIN SAILBOAT — No (022 rac- vious experience. Oood working condl- Dunn Latex white ami you'll be ng finish, trailer, dacron sal!. f600. 0655. tolns, excellent future. Alia openlngo cedures and manufacturing. tlons. Applv 9 to 4 daily. The, Rowan amazed. Also avail*blL.ln 1,200 colors RED BANK LUMBER 47-3316 after 5 p.m. for part-time. Apply in person only. Controller Co., 25 Brld^* Ave., Red for l*>i than SI gtt.. Frtk delivery. $500 TO $1,000 EATONTOWN DRESS MIDAS MUFFLEIt SHOP. 450 Hwy. 35. OPERATOR Bank. Evenings Intervlewi call M2-3676 Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bt 15' AUXILIARY SLOOP - FULLY Middletown. MANAOER WANTED — For retail PROWN'S STAMP COLLECTION - Mint V JJ Bulck Electra 4-Dr. Hdtp. rOUNO for cruising. Hull and sails In MANUFACTURING 083, 081, OSS, Sit and MS. Ont yain and U.N. in Scolt Album. 100 cac ;oo[i condition. Call 229-1905. exp«rlence. dairy stor*. Appl/ In Person, 70 QuM-» Broad It. Reii Bank 711-750(1 ~ »t day covers and 40 mint p\ 60 Rambler Arabaeiador 4-dr. Bed. Hag openings for: SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — den St., New Brunswick. Inttrvtiwtng blocki; also Hammankjold Invert m ' 61 Renault Car&velle 2Topa 3' CLAYTON 8ea. SklfC 1957. 125 h.p. Single needle waist tnakeri Full time. Experienced. Apply In per- • GOOD SALARY 9 to 11 a.m. PIANO — Blond, modern, Baldwin sheet and covers, Call for more detal W Oldl Super 88 2-Dr. Hdtp. Chrysler, shlp-to-shore radio, head, an- Blind stitch operator son. UNCROFT EBSO, LinCrOft, N. J. Acrosonlc' spinet, like new, 1600. CanInformation, 747-WM. 69 Volkswagen 113 2-Dr. Sedan Examiner • LIBERAL FRINOE BENEPTM TWO MEN — Part-time work, ov»r „ bt seen 10 a.m, - * p.m. 230-2011. iior, compasa, lines, lights. wlndBhleid yearn of age, Call (or appointment. 60 Ford Falcon-J sta. Win.' viper, 30 gal. stainless steel tank, auto- Best Union Shop Benefits • ESTABLT8HED COMPUTER MANU & ENTIRE HOUBIHOLD FURNISHINGS WK BUY AND BELT, mnytlUng a 14 Cadillac Sixty-Two 4-Dr. Std. natle bilge pump, on a 4-whee] boat Pull time. Experience only, . MEN FAOTURER WITH RECORD OJ - 28J Richard St.. Beltord. 787-18!!, everything, Olvt th« miriest prlc riller. Complete, SI.600. Oall it Les- STEADY QROWTH. 'AXICAB DRIVER. - FUUJ-TIHE Alio 741-I7U. ;*)! William Ult Fumllure, tec. Hi er's Marina, 75 First St., West Keans- PHONE 542-3555 HOW MANY HOUR* DO YOU WANT lust b« excellent driver ov»r 23. Call 35, Middletown. 741-3213, Opsn «ranll UNDER $500 Apply In parion or call 'til > p.m. >urir. 787-2139. BKWJNQ MACHINE OPERATORS — TO WORK? Mr. P. B. Argyrlt, JS9-110O White SUr Tail, UT-0TU. RENT A TV M Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. 8ed. 5' ROWBOAT and uutboard motor, To work on ladles' and chlldrtn's We guarantee thrts dollars 55 Oldi Sedan 2-Dr. % h.p. Good condition, »125. Call co at a. Single needle. Jo-Ann Coati, HELP WANTED-Mftle - Femile Portable day, week. BAlSHORB TV. S3 Packard Clipper 4-Dr. Sed. 142-1217 after 6 p.m. 3* Willow St., Red Bank. 741-9025. per hour. " Church at., "' - ' • — HAMMOND S8 Chevrolet Bel-Air 4-Dr. Hdlp. ELECTRONIC 58 Cadillac Devllle 2-Dr. Hdtp. .662 — 18 H.P. EVINRUDE OUT- WOMEN WANTED — Experlenwd in Unlimited amount at houri. Makl afl 5T Cadillac Silly-Two 4-Dr. Hdtp. JOARD MOTOR. LIKE NEW. CALL factory work. Apply In person, Ralph much as you wlah. Uust have car. ASSOCIATES, INC. ijulaway, Tutedo, Business Veils, 64 Ford Ctry. led. Sta. Win. 787-1992 Frlcdland & Broa., Locust St., Keypprt. This la not construction. Call 741-4019. EARN EXTRA MONEY Trousers. Opera, Topper T*4. 842-1634. ORGAN 14 Cadillac Coupe 2-Dr. Hdlp, JPECIAL — 8' Three Point hydroplane, PART—TIME SALES — Women 18 to KENNEL MAN — COMB'B ANIMAL 185 Monmouth Park Hwy. DELIVER TELEPHONE BOOKS OF ASBURY PARK HOSPITAL. Apply In peraon, Rt.. 35, West Long Branch, N. J. SCREEN DOORS SO. 23 H,p. Erfnrurfr. |K). 14' Bar- 65. Any flexible houra. Service your Shrewsbury. THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIA •Air Condition* lour, (45. Call 741-S4S4. Imtnedlate .neighborhood, or near by TEMPORARY WORK Old fashioned sturdy wood-framed with DUPLAV IN THE SHORE AREA territory on. home route service. Over BATCH MAKER — No eiptrlence An Equal Opportunity Employer aluminum wire, Sites 31x81, SB. 60; !4' DINGHY — J25. 400 household, chemical and cosmetic 33x81, 15.75; 37x81, S9.&5. Place a necessary. After short training: will AUTOMOBllJl MECHANIC — Expert Hen or women with can or light truck* CALL products as Puller Brush lady. Aver- receive liberal hourly rate willing to to deliver telephone dlr«ctoriei in the screen door between attached garage NEW AND USED age $2.50 per hour commission. AreaB ence in Chrysler products preferred and house for axtra comfort work shltts. Apply ATCO CERAMICS, Call Freehold Dodge, 462-6234. local Red Bank area. Please report on Ult our rental-purchut pita I1 AB RUNABOUT _ Wheel, can™ avaiUbJe Keyport to Highland* along "'rl., July 2, between the houri of 8 :over, 10 h.p. Mercury, trailer. J250. shore. Call 711-4760 during day. 257' Hwy 33, Keyport. BOOKKEEPER - Capable men lor full a.m.- to 5 p.m. to; RED BANK LUMBER for J>!IHOJ . and orxua, -H 291.9377. 7834 after 7 p.m. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MAN —time work. Good working condition*. Corner Pearl and Wall Sts., Red Bank Rebullder and Installer, eipsrlencs with Confidential. Freehold - Hightstown PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING. T5M From $12 p»r Month S»4 INBOARD - OUTBOARD — 20' all typea of automatic transmission. urea, ifa41 replies and references lo OPERATORS Top wages, opportunity. Apply AAMCO, c/o Executive Office*. The low overhead lumbar yard. Iberfcias, like new. Call 3EV/1NQ MACHINE OPERATORB — "A.M." Box 511, Red Bank. 1008 HOT. 35, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. Open dally til I p.m. Sat. til 8 p. Cadillac-Oldimobil* 787-3064 B09 Railroad Avt., Anbury Park. 7«- VISIT THE HOLMDEL ANTIQUE MART IVorL on coztii. Shore Coat Company, —1. Evenings FA 2-5537. MASON JCverythinf reasonably priced. New dis-kept red beauty. Fully powered. S17 •ROADWAY AT 4th LONO BRANCH 9B2 JOHNSON 75 H.P. OUTBOARD— Incorporated, 22 Bridge Avenue, Red Experienced. Six day* a week. Cal Uasi do not phone. Bring your Auto> play a very Monday. 10-5 p.m, dally. Corner t* Main 8t * llaltlion A )n 19' Pembo runabout. With Oator Bank (Eisner Building}. INSURANCI>-(All kinds), and Mutual mobile Liability insurance Policy. Ma'n St. . Holmdel Village 94fl-4, regularly, *1B, now Low prices. Colorful' plajtlc nuti IUROTEC ~ 15' alurnioum "Bill ioat AUTO .MECHANICS - WB have need Ml. Red Bank. on sale, S5.K. LKD&B DEESSKS, all stick cafe curtains 88c a pair. -1th 40 h.p; " Evlnrade, ,new canvas for rood mechanics. It you lire one and TEMPORARY WORK ttzes, $7.95, rag., J15-W, LADIES COMPANION — With driver's licenae, dissatisfied with present pay, fringe MECHANICS —Maintenance and Instal PROWN'S lover, self starter, battery and control. for older ]ady. Light housework, live latloft of machinery. Machinists, mill MALE It FEMALE SHOES, 49c up, Factory Outlet, 31 395 takes all. 842-1826. Call after 6 benefits or working conditions, coma on wrlghts, electricians. Versatility di Thfrd AVP., Long Branch. Open morn- 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-71 i.m., Thursday, Friday, Saturday. in wages to be discussed , Cal; l aUer down to F&H Motors, Dodge Dealer, Ings 6 'til noon, 4:30 'p.m. 842-0093. Eatontown. Or call H2-1117. Aik for •lied. Interviewing; all grades, rellabl STENOS - TYPISTS CLEAN RUGS — Like new, so 7' THOMPSON — 75 hp, motor Fleet Palermo. men who want permanent year-rounj CLOSED. MONDAY — Open unlil do wiui Blue Lustre. R«nt elect Taptaln Trailer, Navy top, excellent HAIRDRESSER n ftinao to home. Ooenlnga on a CLERKS *f p.m. Saturday. Furniture for shore ad shampooer, fl. Shore Drapery i I iondilton, *10OO. 7U-6Sl'3. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — shiftsfts.. Apply ATCO CERAMICS CORP country homei. For values and quality. iiQiftery. IIJH Oct&n Ave.. flea Brit Experienced, Five-day weeic. Closed Experienced, full time. Apply In per- Hwyy. 35. Keyport. s«« us and save. Thousand!) of sallntled IAILFI8H — B25. Two pair skis pirn Mondays. Vinmar Hair Stylist, Uttle son. CAD Commuters Service Center, BUSINESS MACHINE cuitomeri. Join and let your doll an SHOPSMITH MARK V—Complete w ilalom am. S30. 873 Sycamore Ave. Silver, N.J. 741-7789. 47 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. BALES — Part-time or full time. Flex stretch Free delivery. Monmouth Coun. lathe tools and spindle. M&ffna Vi Firecrackers Jew Shrewsbury. 741-8780. itale hours, National company has ava OPERATORS ty. RUSCIL'8 Furniture, 23 E. Front Blade. Safety Ouarii. Sanding di YOUNG INTELLIGENT GIRL — To EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER — able a horn* route i el ing and servlf St., RUSCIL'B SYCAMORE GREENS etc. LltLle mied. 1325. Call 747-4. «• IRETJAN RUNABOUT — Complete- assist rfenUst in Red Bank area; for Over 25. Start 1100 a week. 5'i days, openers. Average Income 92-40 lo - LfUIe Sliver. after 8 n,m. y equipped. 35 h.p. -Evinrude, trailer. summer. Send resume statins qualitl- steady job. MorranvlHi Ftrrna, Mor- per hour. Car necessary. Call 741-4760 No Placement Fe« Charged X>mplete »95. 741-19X«. cations to "AK". Box 6u. Red Bank. gftnvlile. 601-9132. during day. 257-7834 after 7 p.m. $18.88 Immediate placement NOW In your owr NO. I OAK FLOORING That'a right only $18.88 for a « ar*a. Top firms at top rates. SALX: Beautiful, clean, bright, stock Inch thick aluminum comblnatl AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE only 20c bd.-[t. Ready for your pickup storm and screen door, complete w truck. Mr. Builder or your itatlon all hardwarf, framing-, autoraa MANPOWER, INC. wagon, Mr. Homeowner. REPEAT: closer itorm chain. Cash and Car Ill Main Street Aibury Park Only 20c per bd.-ft. for the best In I7«-5577 No, 1 Oalt Flooring. Minimum order PROWN'S MANAGER — To run luncheonette. 300 bd.-ft. Maximum order 2000 bd.-ft. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7 "BOOM" Year 'round portion, excellent locality The Low Ovchead Lumber Yard U4O0 WORTH nF MEW KITCHEN and ollenlelle. Must have kncwlertin of RED BANK LUMBER Cabinets. Bue and uppers. Frultw( operation and willing to work. Write on Birch, over 30 lineal teet. Ft 1963 CADILLAC 'A.C.". Box 511, Red Bank. Corner Pearl anil Wall R«d Bank formica tops. $400 part or ail. C , Sedan d.Ville. ONE GIRL'S ENQL1SH BICYCLE - 291-0110 between 8-7 p.m. RQANIST WANTED for Sunday morn. Black. Three wicker chairs with cush- White, black interior. iftKs and Wednesday evenings. Chrifl- ions. Play pen. AH In good condition. LETTING YOU IN ON A SECRE .lan Science Society. Write Music Com- rim.it IM)1 741-9119, after 4 p.m. There Is a shop opposite the Hltl YOU CAN SAVE nlttee, « Memorial Pky. Atlantic town Rug Will on the Princeton $2999 Iljhlands. DRE3SER, CHEST. BED. INNER. HIirhtRtoivn Rrl. called the Hlghtsto SPRINO — mattress, box sprint, — Carpet Mill End and Remnant Sh< FLORIST — Experienced. Steady post. J12B. living room-nylon foam, step- If you arc In the market [or caxpetl tlon. • Write "B.F.". Box HI. Red tables, coffee-table, two lamps • J15« of any nfze, color or texture, do Bank. Kltchen-flve.plece Kitchen i«. »2J. En. mlis this shop. Tht bargains "BANG" tire sroun; £28fi. Open to S. nights. fantastic. SITUATIONS WANTED - Female IRWINB JT Monmouth Bt.. Rtd Bank. 1*63 CHEVROLET OUTDOOR DRYERS WILL DO IRONING — At home. Will KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS 32 line 6 ft. ea. only |9.B8. Oval plat Impala 4-dr. ndan. ABUNDLE pick up and deliver. Priced by bun.. Traverse or any other kind clo(hea-bajkets only 49c 20 tal. plaa V-l, pow.r. Call 812-1769 after 6 pta. Large Selection trash-can with steel lock lid hand) Installation made at your bom* RELIABLE WOMAN—Wlshu to take only $2.50. Theie are not specials, J $1699 •an or children In her home. Will also PROWN'S our regular low prices. braid U deilred. Call 747-2S0e. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7M0 ^DURING OUR OBNERAL HOUSEWORK WANTED PRAWN'S CAV, WOODBN SCREENS—Five lull Jlie, 38 Broad Bt. ned Bank J41-7! 291-0373. J'J'MW; two r»"x4'««", HM ea. NINE-PIECE BLOND — Birch dlnl Two-panel door 2'8"x6's'; two-panel room suite, excellent: Frltfdalre, t "WHAM" doo1 r S'4"x6'8". U ea. Four-light door freezer, excellent runnlnc; Lawson i 2 4"x6'8", «. 54I-2825, Ion-covered sofa, excellent: flve-pli 1963 RAMBLER SITUATIONS WANTED - Mile chrome kitchen set, rood condition. C American 2-<4r., aufo, U0HT HAULINO AND ODD JOBS UNPAINTED FURNITURE 071-W.-M. tram., n«w tires, I owntr. Dick BeUljraan— "Cy" 15% OFF CA8H CARTtV DISCOUNT 711-8092. The Low Overhead Lumber Yard (More Classined Ads FABULOUS 'AINTING — Interior and exterior, $999 lawn mowing, odd jobs. Call RED BANK LUMBER On Hie Next Page) 229-3308. Corntr Pearl and Wall Red Bank "AH-H-H-H-H..." 1963 CORVAIR SAVE Monn, eutomatic. REMODELING SALE! CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Burgundy. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I $1395

Adding Machines — Typewriter! Entertainment Painting and Decorating "BANG" Tickets available for latest Broad- L. H. HILL - Painter Interior an< •old, rented, re . way Bhows and Major Sports Events. exterior. No Jobs too targe or tcH 1962 PONTIAC Monmouth St. T7I=fi~moutii St, Red Bank. small. Very reasonable. Call 229-1383 Bonncvill* 4-dr. hardtop. PILE ,^ JUNES — Painting at General Contractors Ont owntr, low miUage. Asphalt Paving L. SMITH BUILDERS - Patios, al- estimate, call "Tw^oTiT^ ^^- OKHErtAL ABPIIAI.T rAVINQ INC terations, additions, garages. Call 201- BRIOHTEN YOUR HOME OR OF- $1699 Blacktop driveways smd parking lotf. 17«3 or it 1-7330. FICB! with a fresh coat of p&fnt OI CAR PRICES Call for fret estimate ZB-tlO. smartly styled wallpaper. Completi OF Home Improvements renovations, Interiors and exteriors Spray or brush. For tree eatlmat Auto Body Repair HOME OWNERS—Contractor, altera- call DARRI. 264-6143. • Member 0 "BOOM" tions, additions, painting, masonry. A.I.D. Serving all New Jersey. EXPERT PJUNTTOO »r, your home or office. Call 291-3ISI 0301 774-0214. Dallr t a.m-10 p.m. Odd Jobs appointment Work Insured. CIRCLE MASONRY - Patios, stepa, sidewalks. HOI/SB PAINTINO, carpentry. Rea- Tel. Answering Service Building Contractor sonable Rates. 74I-1M3 or B424370. BUIXiDSirt — New homes, room ad* LET US BE yout secretary. No l~ SALE! dltlona, banmenl and attic' rooms, Painting and Decorating n> mm calls. 2t hour auwerl kitchens, Karats, repairs and. •Itara* SLATE * BRYKH service 741-4700. CHEVROLET CO. Uona. Herbert- Elcenraiuch. 74I-52P' Painting and Decorating Insured 741433S 717 0314 Wet Watch Repair Dlamondj Bought or Reatyled Free. Estimate 141 W. Fronl St., Red Hank 325 Maple Ave. 741-3)30 Red Bank INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint, Immediate, expert attention Let us buy the matnondt you don't' toil. Also decorating, our prices art watches dunkid In tub, pool or i 747-0717 wear or let us rastyl* them (or rou cheaper than theirs. Call Stack Paint- Dry watches repaired, too. ~ penmallr. ReuifUle*. M Inat St. bC Co. for trie estimate. 741-4840. •ILLES'. 3« Brnad St. Red HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS HOUSES FOH8ALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER APAJtlMENTS APARTMENTS OOBAOTORT — Hear Tm VLmiaaJK. 22 — Friday, July 2,-196 Four lar«e room* ftrit Iloor. pp. WONWIOUTH ^ RED BANK AREA RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS COLTS NECK — Modem, FOR SALE fumdihed ' three larfe rootna. Cute as a button Cape Cod, and600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. N. J.'s only apartments with attaciied. M2-3433. you'll be surprised at all the MEET BILL DILLOW HOLMDEL-KETPORT •'•,•' space. Four bedrooms, Vfa baths, 747-4532 Vn expert on aluminum awnings, Ca: PRIVATE MARINA lorti. patios, door hoods, etc. Call Xc •••,.: , . full BASEMENT with recreation Member Multiple Lilting Service ippolntmcnt and free estimate. PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH GREEN GROVE room. Many closets. $16,700. PROWN'S MOVING OUT OF STATE — Owner selling spacious ranch home ;2 Broad St. Red Bank 7ALA 4TII SPECIAL — Refrmera) CABANAXLUB Lpiirtmcnt size, $39; seven-piece i kitchen Four bedrooms, two baths, 26' family room, enclosed nidi, chrome-log kitchen dun-tie. ' NESTLED gently amidst clusters jalousied porch, two-car attached garage. Full basement, large 33.D0; JTaple ehest-oM rawer*, JJ-*. $95 UP i of tall trees. AIR-CONDITIONED naple nig.it table, W.iO; gU-lirr, $19 INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! lot with privacy. Asking $20,500. arrias in A-l condition, HIM. KL1 SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS ranch. Almost an, acre. Three ML'S 5 E. Front SI.. Jteq B»n LuxtrlouJ oppolntmentl In every opartmenl Include color-coc\fllnoled KELVINATOR bedrooms, two baths, den. Patio. CONVERTED CARRIAGE HOUSE — Very charming and secluded rcfrlflerotor-freeier, ovtn ond range . • • lndlvfdually">" ott frigerator, parking and walk-In storagt Must see to appreciate. Asking $39,500. idee on brand new nianoa. Come a private marina and swim pool on the property, A few hundred feet oway Is thefacilities. Spacious roorai. Urg« oloseti. ave Lifetime warranty. Tenzc ocean and your own private beach. Just 10 minutes from downtown Red Bank Walk to shopping plaza, blue*, ichooli. ALERT: 6MlSlLalifw» Long Branch. RUMSON — Older two-story home has five bedrooms, two full DIRECTIONS: Garden State Exit 11T • TRANSFERRED baths plus two half baths. Living room, dining room, ultra modern 3E.V FURNITURE — Club chair, ba: to 36, eait on 36 to Airport Shopplnt itooLs rut and dinette stit. Call 4 and S ROOMS FROM Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to kitchen, den. All in excellent condition. Convenient to best 261-3099 PURCHASER model apartment. From 35, (J. M. schoolst both public and parochial. Asking }33,000. BUGS ARE COMING! Fields) to Hazlet Ave., turn left on $135 Middle nd., MralRht ahead. 2M-1S46. You must see this. Quiet, dead- RUMSON ESTATE AREA — Four bedrooms, 2& baths, den, game Icreenn repaired. Broken wind™ Including heat, hot water, air conditioning and off-street porklng. ATTRACTIVE three-room apartment, ... _ end street. Less than % mile to |jf«l. Ordrr your screens new. private nouse, private entrance, garage. room, living room, dining room, lovely kitchen, two fireplaces. Nrar Fort Monmonth and heacn. No , - . both schools. Complete privacy, 23'x50" SWIMMING POOL. House completely AIR-CONDI- PROWN'S. pt. Ml N. Linden Ave., West Lonf : exceptional grounds and shrubs. HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH Branch. TIONED. Beautiful 1% acres. Asking $61,500. a Broad St. r.fd Bank 711-750 $26,500. IWO-WHEEL TK.ULKK — Bail hitch, OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEACH KUMSON — Three roomi, bath, on ao. Call alter 5. busline, near schools, churches, shop- DIRECTIONS! Eoit on Rumson Rood (county Route 520) to Oceon Avenue, Seo pins. $90. Mr. Jalls.no, 229-2403. ELLEN S. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE CITCHEN CHAIllS RECOVERED—And V Bright; right (south) lo Park Road, Mcnmoulh Beoch; right to Hamlllonlan o' JEATONTOWN I ni-ttp 8< U at lowest prices. Monmoulti dinette Co.. 116 Monmoutb St., Monouutn aparirnents. COUNTRY CLUB lank. 711-8833. ' RUMSON — Young Colonial bi PHONE: 222-8120 APARTMENTS A BWIM CLUB HAZELTON REDDEN AGENCY VIOVIXO MUST SEU. — VVJJhlnf rn« level on sewer line. Acre plot. •hlne SMI two cement planter pols Jl Five bedrooms. 2'^ baths. Living \lassase-n.heit S20. Fir»t come-Ilr TINTON AVE. Realtor - * :. 741-9100 u room, gameroom with fireplace, UTired. 775-0112. ^^ SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP i> Swimming in your own pnvata twun Realtor j — Iniurors club right on the site . . . only minutes West River Rd. . Rumson separate dining room, kitchen WHITE away from ocean bathing, white sandy with breakfast area. Many ex- beaches, boating, fishing and Morunout Member of Red Bank COMBINATION WINDOWS APARTMENTS WITH EVERYTHING! Shopping Center . . . one block from 842-3200 tras. Inspection invited. $55,000. Multiple Listing Service inie priced right now. White doori. the west Gate ot Port Monmmith . . . Vhllp jalousies. Colonial doors, It • Private swimming pool and play area on property. 'itftln walking distance of express OLDE SHREWSBURY - Four ute to have your house look nlee. -- buses to Newark and New York City. Member Multiple Listing PORTAUPECK — 'aree-bedroom •"Shopping on and adjacent to property. • ALL—Electric kitchens with O£ bedroom ranch on acre plot, on home with l1^ baths, living room, range. QE refrigerator. GB AIR CON- Sycamore Aye. near Christ PROWN'S " Bui and train to Newark 140 min.) and DITIONING. Ample off-street lldsttd dining room, kitchen, paneled !2 Broad St. Reil Bank 741-751) parking areaj. HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE Church. Combination living-din:, 4en. Near river. $25,900. CITCHKN SINK — With cabinet!. 36" N.Y.C. 155 min.) ing room with fireplace. Kitchen ncli 60" lone, S10; Easy troner-mariBl! • Pine schools within walking distance. IK-ROOM APARTMENTS MIDDLETOWN — Attractive aeven- :'": 57 Poter* PI.. Bed Bank. 747-M42. (ONE-BEDROOM) room ranch, newly decorated. Three 10x13. Enclosed porch. Taxes CHOICE RED BANK LOCATION tl22 MONTH large bedrooms. IV, baths living room only $355. Excellent spot for a —Six-room Colonial in excellent ILL) FURNITURE — Antiques, chJn, Oufitondlno fMturM Include KELVINATOR rtirlfnlor-lnear, evtn ant: rmce, with large ftnrpiace, ddnlng room, kitch- The McGOWAN AGENCY -lassware art objects and bric-a-brac, Indlvlcfuoliy-conlrolltd hMt ond air conditioning, eolor-motched ceramic til* 4H-R00M APARTMENT en, large den, attached garage, full renovator. $25,000. condition. Fireplace, 1J4 bdths, minpdlata cflah for anything and every. bathroom fixtures* and bullt-tn clothes hamper. (TWO BEDROOMS) basement with tile floor, near Nave- finished gameroom, carpeting, hint;. Kuscil'j. J5 Eajt Front St., 741 1150 MONTH sink River. Ilv« minutes to Red Bank RED BANK SEA BRIGHT — Modern two- SS3. , Station, Immediate occupancy. $190 per hot water heat. $26,000. FREE HEAT * HOT WATER MANY POSSIBILITIES family house in the village with iALB — Victorian rockerj. (8: ""•"• month plus ulUltlea. Call M7-3033, 10-room home on fine street, near Hind $0; glassware, china, etc. Ill four and five rooms from ocean view. Each apartment con- WOODED SETTING — Lovely Keating Office on Fremliei. HOhMUEL — Three Deriroom house, schools and shopping. Fireplace *la!n St.. Port Monrhouth. . furnished. Oountry area. Newly decor- tains two bedrooms, living room, three-bedroom ranch on three- ;XLX~4TH IN AMERICAN TRADI TEL: M2-KM ated. JA45 per month. 946-4248. in living room, oil hot water heat, rjoN* — Pine cupboard, pine canlaJn'i kitchen and bath with separate shaded acre. Entrance foyer, liv- •luilis pine wiLtlistanrls. Bolld cherr; DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank. Route ItARITAN TWP — Three-bedroom two porches. Ideal for large fam- entrances. Automatic gas heat. ing room with fireplace, dining (rnp-lear raWe, flaxvrhni brass Ulbl J6 to Tlnton Ave., turn right on Tin- ranch, attached garage, $130. ily or has income possibilities. amp with marble bat!, lorn crystals, ton Ave., approximately 1,000 ft. to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Luiury Dry cellar. Offered due to illness room, cheerful kitchen, paneled Including Heat, Hot Water, Air-Conditioning Country Club Apartments and Swim Just reduced to $22,600. ; nched class shade. Old Ironstone lome. S23O. at $18,000. den, two baths, two-car garage. date* vegetable dLshes. cha-mber-pltch- Club. 5DWIN S. STARK, 1003 Hwy 36, Union •r and bowl sets, milk pitcher. Also Beach, 264-0333. Centrally air conditioned. Extras. FURNISHED APAJtTMBNT — All utill- ST. JAMES PARISH SEA BRIGHT — Ocean front : me collection ot Early Pressed Class, lea. Residential area, call after 5 p.m., MIDDLETOWN — O60. Nine room, Two-story home on established Transferred owner asking $31,200. umblpr* L-amJy conipotefl. Eariy Amor- " HAMILTONIAN AT SHREWSBURY (7-5320. » house. Five bedrooms, two batbs, H4 brick Colonial. River rights. Six ran prints, ftc RUSCIL'S Sycamore residential street. Living room, RED BANK—button Park Apartments. aorea. Dlsrrwastoer, recreation room. rooms," •• tiled bath, fireplace, Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. iri-ens Antiques. Sycamore Ave,, Little OFF SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY TWP., N. J. Call CT1-5699. dining room, kitchen (dishwasher Jilvn. 741-8506, ...... _;-- Branch Avenue. 3 & 3% room apart- heated sun porch, hot water oil Corner Bergen PI. ment. Rent-includes aU utilities except BEAUTIFUL OOI/>NIAL — Fully fur- and freezer) three bedrooms, full iiREcfiONS: Newnwri Springs Rood, to Shrnnbury Avt.j Ml to Borker Ave.; electricity. Call superintendent, 7W-2685. RED BANK 'OOL — 3J.12'. Complete with steel nished. Excellent condition throughout. basement with workshop andheat, two-car garage. Only $17,- l0nt 100 ft., Itwn left on Crawford St. to model apartment. TWIN QABLES — 36 Riverside Ave., Four bedrooms. Overlooking'*' river. 500. uVfA Vree siringaJso. Call j<7-2fflq Aoent: BRiTE REALTY, INC • 2tM6«/741JU family. Kent $160 month clom living room, three bedrooms, tile -> Saint Bamards, Schnauurs, Scotties, ties. Call 7B7-051S between I a.m. . i Low tax area. Owner transferred, batti, large paneled family room. Hoi jide, a beautiful view. r level. 24" Royal. S3. Oil stove, 40 , p.m. and 787-3160 between 5-9 p.m. DENNIS K. BYRNE. Realtor, 8 W. tr>. Hot water gas neater. 30 gallons Siamese Kittens, Wires, Etc. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — New River Rd., Rumson. S42-U50. asking $19,700. water baseboard heal, attached garage. wn years old, glaM-lined, $25 Two three-room furnished Karden apart- UNFURNISHED three rooms — Sea Many other nice leatures. Olfered at STERLING THOMPSON i^rts of paint, SanHlat Atkyd, %l each. CANINE CHATEAU ments. PaUos, air conditioning and TV. Erlsht. Porch, bath, heat, water. $6J. WANTED — BuslneM couple, share »18,600. Call now. . AND ASSOCIATES-REALTORS Mini roller and dish Included, $1. Hand 842-9699 Weekly or monthly rates, NAUTILUS Yearly. Nice location, Call after 6. now, take over winter, modern home, Mlddletown, N. J. 717-5600 eater. 75c. Two-ln-on« saw, $1-50. Six lout* 35 EfltontOTTO APARTMENTS. Dial 8)2-1)506. 842-0525. reaaonalbe. 2£ay bring own furniture. REALTORS .renches, 50c each. Two »crew-driver«, Open dally till 5, Sat, Bun., 10-5. 74T-O533. MARIE COX AGENCY HOUSE HUNTING? ric each. Lawn temper. 75c Flat FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — With BEATTY PARK APARTMENTS — 3V, Realtors, Insurers heat supplied. Good location for aland .4^ moms. Parkins, laundry, an<3 YOUNG fJENTLEMBN TO SHARE Why not avail yourself of our friend- i-raper. 15c. Call I6H810. OPEN MONDAY JULY 5th 258 Newman Springs Road 98 Comanche Dr. oceanport ly service, backed, by 30 yeari ex- uses. *100 per month. 787-6163. boat faculties.' We supply heat and LARGE, COUNTRY Home In Freehold 222-1602 area, vrltt/ two others. Call Rlohard perience In all branches of real SKD FURNITURE — Moving — Must OOING AWAY? FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — With hot water. 3!4 rooms B08. 414 rooms Boarding, bathing, grooming. H28. Call 842-3567. after 7 p'm.. 4624539. estate? Give us a call or drop in HI, bath. Modern. Call after Mix. Red Bank 747-3000 and let us know your requirements. 591-0647, B1UGG8ON KENNELS. 741-3310. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 787-tr»7 FURNISHED — Two rooms, utMtlM. SMALL BUNCAIXW — Only one bed Ample parking. Extensive listings ULli MANNERED —' Riding horse room. Suitable for a business couple. Lovely four bedroom Cape Colonial. 'HRYSL.ER PTVE—TON Ml londttlooei SEA BRIGHT — Furnished four roonu Linens, parking. Reliable adutts. No 24 Hourj 7 Days Garage, $17,500. Only 5800 down tor in Red Bank, Rumson and surround- nth water tower. !or sale. Used aa track lead pony. peta. 741-2888 after 5. AU day week- Cal 741-3028. 3ll 747-1132. In duplex on beach. By two weeks, qualified purchaser. Why rent? Won't 522-9705. CILII 842.3136 please. ends. RIVERFRONT COLONIAL — Four bed- last! Call today! St. James Pariah! 1188 : RUMSON — Convenient area, three rooms, three baths, boat house, privacy. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Older four- THOMPSON AGENCY MRS. ROBERTS SIAMESE KITTENS, $20 FURNISHED APARTMENT — Kltch Itt/erences required Immediate occu> en, living room, bedroom private baUl rooms, heat, water. No pets. Adults. bedroom hom» in excellent condition, ADAMS AGENCY Realtors Since 1935 -111 be very happy to help you select 4K-1B12. Available about July 15. 1065. Lease. pancy, S350 ELLEN S. HAZLETON hill section, partial view of water. Realtor 81 E. Front St., Red Bank 741-0700 our new window shades Irom dozens and entrance. Hwy 33, Mlddletpwn, one Realtor. West River Rd.. Rumson. B42. TWO CALIOO KITTENS mile Irom Red Bank. Couple preferred. Rent fim a mopUl. DENNIS K. BTRNE Waaher. dryer, refrigerator, wall-to-wal 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury HILLTOP HrDEAWAY — In a woodsy f 1065 styles. Bring yoxa rollew. or 32QO. carpeting. $16,990. our windows measured, DO charge, CALL Call 741-SH31. Realtor, 8 W. River Rd., Rumson. 842- 741-5098 area, perfect for bachelor or business 1160. RANCH TYPE HOME — On Shrews- Open 7 Days couple. Living room, kitchen, one bed- HIGHLANDS — Three bedroom cot PROWN'S COLLtE PUPS — AKC registered. Bel- RENTALS THREE—ROOM APARTMENT — Over bury River. Two bedrooms, modem room, bath. High, dry basement. kitchen, large living room, fireplace, tage in perfect condition, completely Secluded, yet accesses to all transpor- 2 Prns.4 St. Red Bank 741:790 haven, slx-weeks-old, sable and whlti LEONARDO — Newly decorated two- garage. Heat and gas supplied, $80 turnUhed. Private beach club. Asking COLONIAL SPLIT Oil 671-3591. bedroom apartment, S90. Adults pre- monthly. Call 787-7218. BeauUIul view. 222-3033. Almost new eight-room home PIUB tation, •' -. ... . T.miDANlE — 12 Cu. rt. ferred. ilion. SSO. Call GBRMAJJ SHEPHERD PUPPIES — STUDIO APARTMENT — On bayFURNISHE, D SUMMER BUNQALOW— finished paneled gameroom, flagstone F. A. GEHLHAUS 7 FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE — Wit* onl FJiRNISHED APARTMENT — Very duot heating system. New owners. yeair lease or longer, in genera] vlcia • On» large building with leven-room FARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL BITES 5 A.M. or b A.M. INLY TWO LEFT — Beautiful HUens; nice and clean. Modern Ultchen. all Adults. J65 a monlh. 787.2491. 16fTHud ity of Montnouth ' College. 462-1481. apartment and two-storei. HOLMDEL—COLTS NECK Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. 'no early to wake up. Bring your wln- Ix-weelcs^ld. clean, healthy, playful, private. 9i> Herbart St., Red Bank. son Ave., East Keansburs;. • 14-apartment unit, Urea rooms each. MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS Brokers "* " ow shade rollers In. Let UB put white ua/ranteed hxn&broken. 741-9327 alter '47-1971. . • WE HAVE an overflow of bons. fide • Large property with - nlreihment Dutch Lane Rd.. RD 1, Marlboro hades on them, that will keep out a)l KEANSBURC — Unfurnished three prospect* looking for two or four bed- Hand, doing good business. P.O. Box 325. Freehold 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewood ,ie early morning light $1.59 ftnd Up, i£D BANK — Br&ncn and Uadlion roomL apartmentapartmi . Just decorated. (85 per rooms. Call us for (ast .action to have Evenlngi 635-6HB Ave., spacious one and two-bedroom • Eight-apartment unit, three roomi RED BANK — Corner Lot. Two apart- BEAUTIFUL CYPRESS DOG HOUSES monthJ], IncludinIndud g utilities. 787-9649. your home Tented. THE BERO each. ments. Wall-to-wall carpet. Ground PROWN'S — Sizes for all dogs. King's Kennels.garden apartment, starting at |110. Ap- AGENCY, RL 35, Middletown. 671-1000, 462-4151 ply apt. 24, Molly Pitcher Village Court TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT — NEAR BBACH RESORT floor live rooms. Second floor, three 1 Broad St. Red Bank 741-75O0 Neir location—RL 33, 14 mile west of Available, Keansbupg. One year lease, Can be seen at rooms. Close to railroad, stores. Miwt 'reehold Traffic Circle. Phone 4624340. or call Mr. Bam Lomaizo, 711-9115. DUPONT ENGINEER desires three- Ol.TnoOR. FLEA MAKKET JjlrlO per month. Call 671-2500, Mary bedroom or larger home In Red Bank 199 Port Monmouth Rd,, Port Monmouth TAKE A LOOK! see to appreciate. Owner's sale. *1S,BOO. •itiinlay. 10 a.m, at the Red Bank AKC REGISTERED — Golden collie LONG BRANCH — Summer rentL. Pelkey, E.R. 8NYDER * CO.. REAL- area. Call Howard Johnson Motel, 671- Call after 4, 747-4724, Furnished four rooms and bath, heat Three-bedroom ranch In SUPERIOR -otiriue Contpr, 217 W. Front St. puppies. CoUle. chihuahua and minia- TORS FIVE CORNERS, MIDDLE 340O, Room 29. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY INCOME RIVERFRONT — Three hous- ture dachshund stud service. Grooming and water, supplied. Ocean front, pri- TOWN.. l»vely four-bedroom Capt Colonial condition with brick front and attached JO TAH-T - Twin BrlfiSs A Strnfton vate beach. Newly decoarted. 229-1553. garage, nestled twunong large trees. es, three acren. 124 Leonard Ave., all breeds. 671-1862. Garage. $17,500. Only J80O down lor Oceanport, ?.,500 Income plus vacant •lerity at go, cheap. Phoua FURNISHED ROOMS qualilied purchaser, why rent? Won1 Unbelievably prided at $17,900. 747-4537. CUPPING AND BATHING FURNISHED APARTMENT — Four COMMERCIAL RENTALS waterfront land, approximate 700' road all breed*. Margie Schmidt, by aproom- s and bath, gairage. Adults. Call last! Call today! St. Jamea Parish! E. R. SNYOER & CO. frontage. $39,560. Call 741-2233. pointment 7CT-S6S6. after 5. 222-2847. THREE SINGLE ROOMS — In pri- MANUFACTURING P1JINT — around vate home. Near shopping and trans- ADAMS AGENCY Middletown 6 corners 671-2590 LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom MERCHANDISE WANTED RED BANK TREE—THREE ADORABLE KTITENB floor, containing 6,000 so., ft, for lease, portation. 3A Waverly PI., Red Bank. Realtor Member both Multiple Listing Service: ranch. Living room with fireplace, din- CALL, ' tight manufacturing. Immedlata pos- 3 Howard Ave. N«w Shrewsbury MIDDLiETOWW — Three bed room ing room, small den, laundry and utili- XT NOW: Trm dollar paid Jor eloctrli. 671-0138 Enter a World of session. 747-11CO. LEONARDO — New house, close to sea ty. Enclosed rear porch, 1% baths. % nd all pre-1910 trains and toy catalogs. and yacht harbor. 200 srj. ft., nicely ranch, 1% batha, patio and family acre Principals only. 741-2840. 11-3710. WHITK KITTENS FOR ADOPTION ELECTRIC LUXURY 25.000 8Q. FT. L.IOHT manufacturing furnished room. One or two people. Open 7 Days room, den or extra bedroom. Nicely CALL lofts for lease Can be leased separate- Large waJk-Jn closets. Refrigerator landscaped lot. Immediate possession. A FINE RUMSON HOME — Boms of vE BUY AND SELL anything o! value. 747-5218 * ly, containing about 350O M. ft. perseparate bath and house entrance Can aanume 4'i per cent OI mortgage. the outstanding features are an follows: iHlcft and cellars cleaned. THE ATTIC 1 CANNON POINT floor. 747-110O. Flower sarden. Free August 1. 291-9334 SPRING LIST Convenient to schools, shopping and allA family room, two fireplaces, 2% ;l Third Ave., Long Branch. 229-U46. CUTE PUPPIES commuting. 29 Hlchard Terr., 741-0652. baths, a big kitchen with a dinette, lornlnss only. FREE FAIR HAVEN — Office space In new ManmouUi County, farnu, acreage SINOLJL EOOMS — Clean and comhome- and commercial property. Atany P7.200. Owner. a screened' porch, a deep dry cellar WANTED — H" tilt arbor jaw. OALL 787-7878 VILLAGE Colonial building. Air conditioned. Law- fortable. Seasonable rates. Gentlemen and oil fired baseboard hotwater hc&t. yers, dentists desirable. Malfeo Agency. r«al good buys. PORT MONMOUTH — Well-kept older t Call ;• RENCH POODLES - 239 SPRING ST. preferred. 92 Wallace St. 741*63S3.. Vh aoree. beautifully planted land. Ask- Toy and AKC. 741-9333. home on 50x200' lot away from beach. ing $40,000. If you will see thla pretty ' 671-M2S Made and female. STUDIO FURNISHED ROOM for rent in nice MERRITT R. LAMSON. INC. Two bedroom*, nice kitchen, dining 291-3144. OFFICE - IDEAL FOR ONE MAN - ranch style with us, we think; you'll xN'TIQUES -< Paintings. N. J. Atlas, house. Gentleman preferred. 37 Spring Real *orf room, living room, bath, and enclosed agree It's a fine home, WILLIAM H. states purchased and appraised. 747- ONE & TWO BEDROOM Operation, one mile north. Red BankSt., Red Bank. 747-3506. porch. Gas heat, garage, $12,500. Low COON K>a. — Black and tan, twb on Hwy 35. parking: space, sign spa^e. 66 Wejrt Main Si. Freehold HINTELMANN (Firm) Realtors, 23 fK)3. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 611 Broad years old, female UKC registered, down payment, subject to FHA approv- Ridge Rd., Rumson. 842-0600. Member APARTMENTS Call 747-4365 for appointment ROOM AND BOARD - For elderly 4S2-OM0 al. CHATEAU REALTY, Real Estate t., Shrewsbury. purple ribbon breeding, a beautiful dog, person (female). Will also accept case Multiple listing Service. priced reasonable. Soon leaving Cor from DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT lUlte- OAKHUR6T — L^avinff state, anxious 215 Caxr Ave., Kcanaburg. 787-5884. with special can. 747-3630. to sell aeven-room split. Three bed- lUmmer. 747-4537. On first floor In the Tullar Building KEANSBURG — Large two-bedroom APARTMENTS $97 rooms, two baths, den. basement, sun PAIR HAVEN — Exclusive charm home with fireplace In paneled living Call 747-2440. deck, carpeting, two-car garage, and Seven large rooms, paneled basement room. Modern kitchen and dining room. Flamelesi electric heailnf and cooking, Five minutea to Red Bank Station. plenty of off istreet parking. BEAUTIFUL BROAD ST. — Air con- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE many extras. Asking; $21,900. Call own- Hot water heating. Shaded lot Hi aulet REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ditioned office. 1,000 «q. It. . to your er,. 222-4206. Near schools, shopping- center, river neighborhood. $12,900. The Smolko Real HOUSES FOR SALE and ocean. Low 2O's. 741-6488. 747-OS32 RACE TRACK or SUMMER .MODEL PHONE 741-3953 order. Red Bank. 747-5305. Estate Agency, 295 Main St., Keass- APARTMENTS FOUR, ROOM — Oape Cod, living room burg, N,J. 787-0123. RENTALS with fireplace. Me bath, basement. LIKE NORTH WARD AVE.? — U'8 Furnished and Unfurnlihed FURUSHED — Three rooms, all titllt STATEWIDE MANAGEMENT OFFICE SPACE TREES AND SHADE Near Red Bank. $14,400. SCHANCK one of the prettiest spots In Rumson. NEED TO MOVE IN QUICK? Little ties supplied. 136 Shrewsbury Avt., 687-2700 500 SQUARE FEET. Will finish to Surround this three-bedroom, one-bath AGENCY, Realtor, 9 Linden PL, Red Presently, we've a fine, modern seven- Silver four-bedroom Cape Cod. Two Reasonable Ratet Red Bank. Gentlemen preferred. suit tenant. Prime Hwy. 38. location. older home, 26x12, living room, lBxlC Bank. 741-0397. room home for sale In thai neighbor- baths, attached ffarage, lot 75x150 with RARITAJf TOWNSHIP. hood. It features a fireplace and three V:, 3V4 and efficiency apartmentR HIGHLANDS — Four-room apartment. dining room, located on lovely 80x250 trees. House now vacant. Asking U8.90O SEA BRIGHT _ Furnished apartment, heat, electric, hot water supplied. Al lot, fireplace In living room, many TWO BEDROOM CO-OPERATIVE lull baths. The formal gaMen setting ALLAIRE - FAJUaOW^AGENCY. 199 living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath, year round. Overlooking ocean. Adults THE KIRWAN COMPANY extra* Included In the low gale price APARTMENT — Excellent condition. is moat appealing—very private. Call Broad St.. Red Bank. 741-3450. all utilities. H?» monthly. 1390 Ocean only, t95 per month. 872-1912. of 112,900. Low down payment. $60.50 monthly, us, see It soon. Asklns $44,500. WIL- COOPER MANOR •787-S500 Inoludea gas, electric, water. Call 542- LIAM H. H1NTELMANN {FLrwi) Real- RUMSON — The Beatles wouldn't like Cooper Ave, corner ot Oram _ UR-ROOM APARTMENT — In two- 1452 alter 5:30 p.m. tors, 23 Ridge Rd., Rumson. 842-0500, tills, loo quiet, too refined. Beautiful Ave. Overlooking ocean. Long ii< RED BANK — Only two block! family house. Two bedrooma, living IF YOU ARE INTERESTED—In a GOOD BUY Member Mlultlplo Listing Service. ranch home built In fonmai gardens, Branch. from Broad St. Three roomi and bath, room, kitchen, bath. *75 per month plus Lovely four-bedroom, lVi bath honn LJNGROFT — 3-4-bcdroom split on fully furnished, Including onn^sr ga- brand new modern office space, well three bedrooma, throe baths, den two- utilities. located in tile center of Red Bank, con- attached garage, fenced back yarc half acre. Well landscaped lot. 4% Der RUMSON — Lovely "estate area' car attached garage, convenient to Included: Heat, hot water, gas rage. No children. $9! montli. Call 7|7 dead-end street, walking distance to cent OI mortgage. Asking $19,200. C&l home planned for now and future. Four cooklnp, master T.V., antenna, 3177 aft&r 5 p.m. tact us for further Information. THE 747-3340 evenings. everything. Pnlce (44,500. OLAZE- FINLAY AGENCY achoolfl, sacrifice at $17,500. bedrooms, expansion feasible. Many BROOK ASSOCIATES, INC., 45 W. parking laundering facilities. DOWSTRA AGENCY. 741-8100. extras, swimming pool, centrally air FURNIBllED — Bedroom, ttltlag room, MIDDLE-TOWN HILLS — Rare attrac- River Rd., Rumjjon, 842-1700. Inquire Dti slip. 2-8 dally. 11-7 270 Bay Ave., Highlands 872-01011 LEASE OR SALE — 70x100. Reason- WEEKEND GEM conditioned. JPine schools. Transporta- kitchen and hath. Highland*. SbO pint 984 Hwy. 36. Hazlet 284-4(40 tive ranch, three bedrooms, bath and Saturday nnrt Sunday. utUlUM. 671-2923. able. Suitable and zoned for any busi- Cozy three-bed room, masonry ranch tion. Can't be replaced at J61.500. UNDER CONSTRUCTION — Three aJid powder room, fireplace In living room, GLAZEBROOK ASSOCIATES INC, 45 PHONE: 222-8773 or 222-5000. KINO JAMES APARTMENTS - Val ness. Three big overhead doors, ample beautiful] 175x100 corner lot, this run full dining room, large modern kilchen, four bedroom homes, ranch and two- ley Drive, Rout. 38. Atlantic Highlands. parking area Call 872-1773. find features a. modern kitchen, tlh W. River Rd., Rumson. 842-1700. story In Little Silver, within walking Three miles Irom Bandy Hook stat garage, lovely lot. Asking $22,900. ALL- distance oi railroad station. 735,000 to APARTMENTS MATAWAN — Professional three room bath, large living room, aluminum AIRE-FARROW AGENCY, 199 Broad WITHIN YOUR MEANS! Three-bed Park. One and two-bedroom units screens and Btorms, Just two blocks (40,000. Can be completed to your Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming office (occupied by dentisl 12 years), St., Red Bank. 741-3450. room ranch, baseboard heat, attached specifications. Stendftr Builders. 842-0173. In town, ErowlnK community. Reason- from schools, a-l condition. A steal garage. On iarg;e corner lot. Near pool and recreation area. Patio or bal- $12,090. 110,900 — Furnished one family house cony each unit. Rent from J132, in-able. Available Aug. 1. Telephone 566- five rooms, bath and finished attic. 01 schools and transportation. Asking only FAIR HAVEN — New custom-DUiu cluding reat and hot water. Summer 1738 or P.O. Box 186. MJtlwn, N.J. 787-6600 hot-air heat, low taxes, Five mlnutei ••17,500. Call now 291-0900. E. R. RNY-air-room ranch. Large full basement, MOVE IN NOW! seasonal rates If desired. 291-0770 from beach. 115 Grover RoatI, Bayshore DEJR & CO., Realtors, 135 First Ave., near schools, shopping centers, church- Tomi River. Call 8M-B225 after B:3( Atlantic Highlands. Members of Mut- es. Call 741-3305. THE LODGE APARTMENTS - Keanj HOUSES FOR RENT THE KIRWAN CO. tip] e Listings. 1&3 Hwy. 3fl West Keancburg p.m. forlable. Two rooms, kitchenette tile TB'UBT KHiO* ' KUlOniTO HffKTTET .„TMrn caisiMTAt—.. Member Multiple Listing a 14x24 recreation room for children On 35x100 iotj three bedrooma, living bath, laundramat, pnrKint. Yea.r round. 2'/: bath?. Basement with recreation HOME — Three-bedroom ranch. Near and four bedrooms, bath and powder \u mtmt?i!! lnchl<1es utilities, 17 Col- room. Treed plot. Yearly lease with Red Bank. On dead-end street. Fenced rot>m, dining room, ltltchen and bath, room except in this SPLIT-LEVEL? hot air heat. Recently redecorated. Can i VITIB St., 787-1532. renown) option. $300. Three-bedroom, INCOME PROPERTY In, landscaped yard. «17,20D. 741-7076 Living room 14x24, separate dining two-bath ranch Lcaae S225. LAW- Choice location In Red Bank, older 10- after 5. be seen at 227 Pearl St. in Red Bank. BA/TONTOWN - Knrnuhed, two-bed- room, modern large kitchen, two-car Mortgage money available for further POOL OPEN! room first-floor apartment, large lot RENCE J. SCHILLING. REALTOIt. room home, eaally adapted for your RED BANK AREA — St-ven-room aplit, garage, lovely lot. Asking $30,500. Willow Dr. and Parker Ave, Little needs. Priced low at $22,600. Phone Information contact Charles at 128 WtBt LIVE WHERWHEP.EI THE APARTMENTS ARE on dead-end street. Pour blocks to Fort custom built (or present owner. Plaster ALLAIRE FARROW AGENCY, 199 Bergen PI., Red Bank MoamouUi, two blocks to town. All Silver. 747-4121. now to see. 8*2-1492. Broad St., Red Bank. 741-3460. LUXURIOUS AND THE EXTRAS AREN'T EXTRAI walls, fireplace, three bedrooms, bath, S ANC tlllties supplied. A. KOZICKY, Real HOUSE — Five rooms, enclosed porch garage, eoreencti porch, renced, treei RUMSON — Seven-room house in valu- ;«ta.te, HI. 35, Eatontown. M2-2223. WEENEY AGENCY, Realtors IN ONE OF OUR BEST AREAS — able business zone. Suitable for busi- large fenced yard; convenient location. Sacntfice, $21,900. Call 747-1657. With Sewage ay a terns, four-bed rooms, JUKI per month. 2G4-8S9B. V,it orrice Building Bra BrlRh ness or offices. $16,000. McALJSTER SHREWSBURY CAFE COP — Four two-baths. Den, living room, dining AGENCY, Realtors, 100 E, Rlvor Rd COMMERCIAL RENTALS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Heal for 842-1492 bedrooma, two bathj, III' living room, room, , and kitchen, plus full bbasementi , Rumson. 8.2-1894. " executive. Panoramic 18-mile view. separate dining room, modern kitchen, FHA appraise- • -d• asking $19,000••*— . Owner, Thrpe ijRdroomn, 1'4 baths, rporeatlon OATONTOWN HOME — Four bed- beautiful, lot with trees. Wail-to-wal Brokei:r The Dowstra Agency:y. 741-8700. WATERFItONT VICTORIAN - With room, untminlly beautiful garden - ooma, lvi baths. Low taxes. Treea, carpeting. Asking $17,900. ALLAIRE panoramic view oT Navesink River KrcjiuiflR 2M-175O after 5. flowers, corner lot. 73H125. Bchools THREE BEDROOM RANCH — Family Four large bedrooms, two baths ex- FAItROW AiOENCY, 199 Broad St. room and living room with fireplaces FROM clone, bua BDrvfce. Better residential Ktd Bank. 741-3450, pandable third floor, There's a spacious MO., NET OFFICE BELFOR1) — Rrnl wllh option to buy.area. City Hewers, water. Firm $10,700. Beechwood Dr., Shrewsbury. 741-4234. modern kitchen with a view ot river Cozy two-beilroorn ranch, close lo trnna- Cull owner, B42-2O2S. ^ GUESS WHAT — A five-bedroom, 14 RANCH HOME — $17,000. Three bed- and bea«h below. 13xlfl* formal dinlnc portatlon. Call E. R. BNYDER * co., hath home with living room, dining room .with fireplace. Full basement 90 RUMSON — Older home. In excellent rooms, open fireplace 28 W. Lincoln Renltorn. Ask for Mrs. Richmond. 291- room, kitchen and family room would with bar. Asklne $47,000. Call for an ODOO. condition, (Ive bedroomHi two full biUha, Circlfe Middfletown. Call Mr. J. Magner. AIR CONDITIONING SPACE coat on a large lot wlUi trees and 787-2709. ' appointment. ELWOOD A ARM- living room, dining room. den. large STRONG AGENCY, Realtor 556 J95 to 1175 Per MonUi rood landscaping? In Little Sliver Most modern oftlcea modern kitchen, two powder-rooms. Under 10 years old? With extra*? LAWYERS, DOCTORS. PROFESSION- Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 743-4600. PRIVATE ENTRANCES TIUl BERG AGENCY Walking distance to school, bus lint Juat completed. Ju We'll give you a clue t( you will gie AL MEN — Look at this building. Main - 35 • Mlddletown and shopping. Aaklng S33.O00. ROLSTON us a chance to show It to you. Clue: street o( Bed Bank. Eight large rooms, SMART STYLE — SWART BUY SWIM CLUB • PARKING Avnilfshlft for 671-1000 WATERBURY, REALTOR, 16 W Front Under 126,000. OLAZEBROOK ASSO- bath and powder room, full cellar. U you want a distinguished home, good St.. Red Bank. 747-3500. Barn g&iiiKC. 'Top location with plenty neighborhood, finest construction then Inimedlflte occupancy. CIATES, INC., 45 W. Rlv«r Kd.. Rum.' coma see' this seven-room, two-bath IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RIVBn PLAZA — Two-bedroom ranch Bon. 842-1700, of parking. Priced at $41,000. ALLAIRE HEAT-HOT WATER Cenlrnl Red Sunk ly fraii-.bedroom Hrimsrm Colonial. FAJIHOW AGENCY, 1W Broad St., Red ranch home. Hot water heat. ColontaJ type, expansion attic. Londacaped cor- appointments, /til baJWm*nL newly ALL THIS, TOOI Eat-in Htchons with custom wood csbinoti, Builneas Dlatrlct ner lot. Many extras. Excellent condl- TRANSFERRED — Must sell. Two Bank. 741-3450, FREE pi's u mei0""0" t0 buy' $M5 m°nlh atory Colonial; four bedrooms, llnlshed lon. No agents. Asking «15,000. Im- COLTS NECK — Modern stone trim 12 cu. ft. KELVINATOR refrigarator-fre«ier. Wulk to two nedlate occupancy. Call 872-1308. 10 recreation room, 14x21 finished all-pur- schools, shopping, busos to Newark and, Now York. IDEAL ADAM^AGENCY o 12 a.m. pose room, pallo, garage. Dishwasher. home Vk baths, paneled rumpus room, Class to all ichools, shopping. $18,500. attached garage. Vk landscaped acres, MORE FOR YOUR MONEY — Three , „ Realtor 462-3433. bedrooms, Hi baths. Oameraom' UJQ4. LUXURY DIRECTIONS: North on Rt. 3S LOCATION 3 Howard Ave. .Vew Shrewjoury ,INCROPT — 314 years old, on wooded Call 264-3527. Attached two-car girage. Plot 100x150 r lo Rt. 35. Follow Rt. 36 toward 741-.W39 icre, beautifully ahrubbed. Kitchen with nrVER PLAZA —,'Four.bedroora Cajrt OCEANPORT — Modem ranch house, Convenient location. Near PirochMI GARDEN APARTMENTS • Central Air Conditioning Open 7 Days stainless steel appliances, dining room, four bed roomi. On the river, prtrat* school $20,500. IAWRBNOB 3. SOHIU Keyport to 3rd traffic light and Cod. Full cellar. Call alter 6. • Self Service Eltvator Uvlni room, library, recreation" room 741-8106 dock. Call T41-U29 or 741-1575. LINO. REALTOR WIUow Dr. and Fault- make U-turn, Come back on with flranlaee. Thermop&ne alldlnf, er Av,.. LltUe Bllver. 7(7-U21. • Private Parting Spac* MIDDLBTOWN — Newly painted, eight _ HOMJM — Two-bedroom Rt. 3i to 1st traffic llotil (Al- rlui doom to patio, two-car atached • Rent Reasonable jarfje. four Bedmonu, 2V, baths, con- room, four bedroom, ipilt Centrally iutoraimatli o oil beat. $6950 a •OUR^-HBDROOM OAPB COD — Con- Iqntic St.) ond turn right to FJnt $300 tafcw It M3-1&23. • Impect and Compart enftnt to shop?lnff, achooli. Interested located. Low 20's. 2tt-122l. venient loeitlon In Old* Shrmlwry. Keyport Gardenl. »ir7,l-MB. 1 icremed porch, deep lot, attached, ga- BAST KEANBBURO —"Two bedroomi. RED BANK — TwoJbedroom bungalow rage, low tuts. Apartment bound own- wlrittr^ "^A8ON. fiummer yearly and HOLMDEL — Two story house; two Living roont, with wall-to-wall carpel. la tip-top condition. Ideal for small er aaklng m.OOO. Let us dhow It to bedroomj; on ft& acres. Call after Bat-In kitchen, tile bath, aluminum family or retired couple. September OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY t Re you. HALL BROS., REALTORS »13 747-1100 \im n£i "'°™. Open «even dayi. :16 p.m., 842-3232. storms and screens, good steed lot. 1 occupancy. U2.&0O, 80 W. WeiUide Wr Rfl., Fair Haven. 7*l.?6»0. ^™_uemn Ave., Sea Drlglit, B42-OOO4. 251 Atlantic St., Keyport Noon lo Dark • 264-8313 Near transportation and shopping- 910,- Ave. 54 Broad St. Red Bank EATONTOWN — Two apartment*; four 500. 787-6802. - roomi and bath each. Two-car garage, FOUR BEDROOM RANCH — N«w (More Classified Ada •K\. km,, r * t anchor fence, hot water heat, black VAIL HOMES — TWO bedrooms, 169.80 Shrewftbury, two baths, two-car garage, top driveway. FHA approved. C*ll M2- monthly. All utilities txcftpt beat Tile buement, acrcened patio, dlahwuher, 4939 OT 7414580. bath, W 2-13i». neu ichooli, *22,50O. 229-5424. On Hie Next Page) HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FQR SALE -LEGAL NOTICE— 1 THE DAILY REGISTER MIDDLETOWN ~— Friday, July 2, 1965 — 23 PAUL P. BOVA 'wr-btsroom C«pe CM. Larje jo.. W »q. ft \'A- Large fe/nily lcitoh. StiflS&lOH COURT OF KKW JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR RAY VAN HORN REALTORS 671-2544 n. Two fulJ bstbi, Ove/jrlztd ga« MW D1VMWV -a«e. Asking fl7,3^. MOKHOUTH COUNTY Open ft* a-m. to 8:30 p.m. BOCKKT NO. (,'2Hiei4 30 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON, N. J. OVER A QUARTER CENTURY UNION BEACH CIVIL ACTION Beauty Contest REALTOR1NSUROR Three-berlroom ranch being ottered NOTICK UV HEARING, b«tow appraised valualton. Only two In the Mutter of the Application of 842-0444 TO ABE YOUR HOUSE J IK MULTIPLE LISTINGS ears oh\. Large, jnoderif kitchen, WILBL'it At'GL'ST MAKTiNWftT lor counter top range ana wall oven. Full Leave to Assume the Name of\WIL- Float in Parade THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE ENJOYABLE LIVING IN A GARDEN SETTING among fruit AS COMFORTABLE AS AN tiled bath. 50x100 lot. Terms to BUR AURTJST LYNN. suit your particular needs. No c TAKE NOTICE that the underai; LONG BRANCH —Lydia Gra- SPLIT LEVEL! Imagine! Five bedrooms, 2»/5 baths, large trees and shade trees with outdoor fireplace. Threeibedroom OLD SHOE Ing costs. 213,500 or offer. will apply to the Superior Court, game room, awnings, wall-to-wall carpeting, nice corner lot with two-story home with small boat storage shed. Good heating. Full Thla well-kept older home that yoi mouth County. LAW DIVISION, on done, last year's summer can slip right ln!o anri start Jiv)nc. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS trees and shrubs; all for only $25,900! ! basement. Open porch. Double garage. $19,000. 2D!h rfay of July ]&65 at 0;.3O A-M located in nice residential area. Larpe Luxury homee overlooking ocean. Must tlie forenoon, or as soon thereaftei festival beauty Queen, and the comfortable front porch, three bed- t b pritd Aki conr.sel may lie- hearty at the " to be appreciated. Asking TOWN HOUSE! A trim, white Colonial on attractive lot. Three OWNER TRANSFERRED - A truly beautiful new four-bedroom rooms, living room, dining room, full *Q,000. House Krernold, J{ew Jerney fur a finalists of the preliminary con- "baser with da •k-room and )rk- Judgment authoriilnj; WILBUR AUGUST bedrooms, 1% baths, basement, garage, hot water heat, walking Colonial with living room, dining room, huge kitchen, beamed shop. hardwood fl 1?5' KAIUTAN MAKI'INKAT to assume the name of .est on Saturday will participate distance to shopping and all schools: $26,000. ceiling, family room with brick mantle wall, 2)4 baths, full base- frontage, nicely hertsefl find ,ury split levrl. Owner has rt VII.m-R AUGl'BT LYNN. " with trees. 10x7 nlayhousp. nut-ii price by 51.200. Approximately IVlLHfR AIT.I'ST MARTINKAT In the Fourth of July parade. ment and two-car garage. A "buy" at $35,400. barbecue, two-car garage. Tie this pne needed to qualify purchaser for erirlnian & Krumholz SEYEN BEDROOMS, and only asking, $28,950! An unusual op- up lor $lR,5Ofl. •ayment and closing ermta. Six largi AUitrni-yn According to Philip Dohme, portunity for large family; Includes living room, dining room, kitch- PANORAMIC VIEW OF RIVER AND WOODLAND — l'/ acres room«, I 'a baths. Reasonably prlcei 591 Summit Avenue • 2 TRANSFERRED OWNER at $17,300. Jersry City, J,*- J. beauty queen contest chairman, en, pantry, storage and utility room, screened porch, garage. Almost new custom built home. Large sunken living room and Must sell four-bedroom custom hiiill Jimc 25, July 2. 9. 16 I'lGM the local Order of Eagles will family room, both with (ireplaces. Four bedrooms. Three baths home In choice area. Two baths. For EDWIN S. STARK LONG, LOW RANCH! One acre. Living room, dining room, mod- mal dlninc room, fireplace in livlnj; AOTICK iponsor a parade float to carry Sun deck. Every room with a view. Asking $53,900. mom, 10'xl5' kitchen, large gameroom 1003 Hwy 36 ern kitchen, den, three bedrooms, two baths, two-car garage. E* 261 -01133 MONHdl'TII COUNTY 1th brick har. Workshop In basement. NLHKOOATKS COfltT :he 1984 queen and beauty con- lent, $27,900. 804 River JR 747-4100 Fair Haven wo-Cftr KaraKe. 15'x3O' secluded patlr LONG, LOW RAMBLING RANCH ;i Notirf U\ (Ti'illlur* |(» 1'renect with barbecue. On '^ acre lol. Cal On wide, deep 4 acre plot. Spucloi test finalists for 1965. Eugene MULTIPLE AND OPEN LISTINGS for appointment, We guarantee you ig rlnce. Separate dining room. Lir DECKASED, Eilotta is chairman of the float HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING eat-In kitchen. Three twin size bi- Pursuant to the order vt DONALD ns. Tiled hath 13x20* cove mi pore J. rt'NMNOHAM. SurroRate lit tlie committee. BEACH EXCLUSIVE Attached 'twn-car curaKc. Shade Iro County of Monmouth, thla ilny miulf, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE .'plenty, ortcrcri at S'J:i !KH> KLWOO The contest is being sponsored MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtoi on th?_flj)pJica!Jojj of tin? umierstenefJ, $119.00 At.raiiam' J. Zi.gt-r, »>!»• Executor '.[ by .the local .Aerie of Eagles RUMSON — Prime residential Cape Cod. Fireplace in livin Per month and you arc the pproud owner S Prospect Ave, Little Silver. [he, estate ot Ihe said Grace L. H"p- locale. Spacious modern custom room, separate dining room, at Large living room with fireplace f thithsi one oldld, 'thh three-her} room nun*, decfasTfi, rnHici: In hrri'tiy RIVITI and' will be staged under the CHAS. H. TINDALL ranch. Own< aauthorized Bale at NETC — Waterfront lot. ,o the creditors of aiid deceHKed to Realtor built frame and brick split level. tached garage. Offered at 517,20 formal dining room, Ihree bed- lesi than apprniscd vjilue. son Intcreatertrt?? flf-»li i preHpnl to Hie snici Pole Executor their strict rules of the Miss World Living room and den have fire- •ooms, tiled bath. Powder room clatme under oath within six montiis 'Beauty Pageant. Mr. Dohme ex- SHREWSBURY - Four-bedroom BEACH AGENCY from this elate. t 741-9030 places, dining room, game room, ull basement. Nicely landscaped plained that the winner of the l'/i-bath Colonial. Full,, dry bas BHOKEK Dated: June 15th, 1 W>5 three bedrooms, 2V4 baths, maid's Price $26,500: 1(00 IU. 35 Mlddletown, N. J LOTS & ACREAGE ABRAHM J. ZAGER CUSTOM RANCH — Brick constru ment. Hot water baseboard heal 109 Obre Place summer festival contest will tlon, on Lake Front with beautif room, hot air gas, air condi 67J-3727 Wall-to-wall carpeting.^ Offered Dally to 8 p.m. Sat. * Sun. to 8 p.m Rhrevt'-ibury. New Jersey automatically qualify as a par- view, lots ot trees and -landscape tioned, two-car garage, complete- ROOM TO BREATHE ALL PAYMENTS APPIIOXIMATE AND EXECUTIVE SITE Sole Executor «cre plus. Dock. Eight rooms. 2 $19,700. Magnificent two acre site in CnlUJNec icipant in the selection of Miss baiha, two fireplaces, two-car garaK ly equipped swimming pool with SUBJKOT TO V.A.-P.H.A. ArPROVAL. Messrs. Arnone and Zager Inside and out. Custom four bed- beautifully treed, new, privacy, ewee 2*8 Broad Street ThU fine property offtred at *68 cabana, 1'^ acres. $61,500. COULD YOU USE FOUR BEDROOMS Ing corner lot with hill terrain, JW.0C Red B&nK. New Jersey New Jersey in a pageant to be O00. Bee Mr. Crawford. LINCROFT—Four-bedroom, l'/i room home on wooded acre, near to ¥70,000 homes iiirroundlng. Lowei SHREWSBURY _' Exceptional val RUMSON — Choice living area AND TWO RATHS???? Let im Know Attorneys held in Long Branch July 30 and bath split with family room. A water, spacious living room, din- you tills lovely seven room, two bath taxea In county (five mlnutea to Be June 35, July 7, 9, 19 (21 plui low taxej. Ranch with i fin Frame residence. Three bed- home for only 517,900,v situated in a Labs and N. J. Garden Slato Part 31. place, radiant heat, threa bedroomi tached two-car garage. Offerer. ing room, kitchen, paneled den rooms, two baths, spacious living choice location. It can be yours !m way). Mint he seen. Call 331-4385. NOTICE Any New Jersey resident, . tile batli, garage, trees and man at $20,500. with fireplace opens onto patio. only 5800 rtowrc and J136.31 per month • titru, wall-to-wall carpet, washe room with fireplace, den, hot (Subject to qualification.) LEONARDO —. 100x150'. Choice prc M ON MOUTH COl'NTV *dryer, two air conditioners, refrigerate Three luxury baths. Many fine Mrly._Qne_blOck-fronu_beaclu -Lconan _ SURROfiATE'S COURT. single or married, between ages water oil, two-car attached ga- Nollce I" Crpdllnm tr> |!n>»Mii ' etc. Asking only 820,900. features. Priced right at $44,500 STERLING THOMPSON Ave., 212-AL 5-5788. New York CU .7 and 27 -is eligible to par- rage, nicely landscaped l'^ acre WEART - NEMETH ClalniK ACBlnnt EM»!« __ AND ASSOCIATES-REALTORS- LONG BRANCH— lOOxlDO corner ] ESTATE OF FRANk N. KAISER. ticipate in the contest. PLUSH AND LUSH! Is this central plot. $39,000. AGENCY Mlidletown, N. J. 747-5600 near fleaauiB Bay Bridge, Call ; DECEASED air conditioned ranch beneath towerin FAIR HAVEN - Desirable cus- A. FRED MAFFEO Pursuant to the ordrr of DONALD treea. Thla cool home Includes thn REALTOR COLTS NECK J.- CUNNINGHAM, Surrogaie til the big bedrooms, two full baths, flreplai tom built frame Cape Cod. Liv- County of MonmouUv tma nay mane, In executive living room, formal dlnln ing room with fireplace, four bed- REALTOR NEW HOMER — $25,900 UP REAL ESTATE WANTED on the application of the undersigned Grant Divorces room, eat-In kitchen, 12x16 den, sepj 102 WEST FRONT ST. J. D. ROCHE, Jtealtor Ma.ry G. KAlsar, Sole Executrix of the rate laundry room, two-car attach) rooms, one bath, hot air gas, at- 169 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN Long Bridgidge Rd.. Colts Neck 9946-4955 EXCHANOE I1EA!, ESTATE I estate of the said Frnnk K. Kit,$er, ^FREEHOLD - A divorce has garage. Cool owner ulclng VII, 200 f. tached oversized garage. $17,900. 741-2240 MultiplMltil e MtMatini g ServicSvice What You Have aacd, twtice is hereby riven to the an exceptional home. ELWOOD 741-9333 (or creditors of said deceased to prffcnt been approved by Monmouth 24-HOUR SERVICE CHARMING THRBB-BEDROOM to the salt) Sole Exocutlrx their claini ARMSTRONG AGBNCY, Realtor. Si RANCH — On elevated \ acre. In 1m What You Want County Judge Clarkson S. Fisher , DEProspecW SHREWSBURt Ave., Little YSliver —, 741-4500Seven-ro. w DENNIS K. BYRNE MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING peccable condition, Large kitchen, "J8 Call under oath within six months from thli ranch, two baths, full cellar, A-l co Member of Red Bank WALKER 1 WALKER, Realler. date. JJvinff-dlnlng, two baths, family room Dated: June 29th. 196S favor of Mrs. Jane Barha- -attlon. Lot 128x212. 741-1547. REALTOR-INSUROR Multiple Listing Service • Gumsroom In haLtthrienL-Jittcherii 1 Broad St. -Shrewsbury' 7tl<>2 ! West River Rd. Rumson BEAUTIFUL four-bedroom home In ek- e, rrnnt and back patios. $18, Hwy. 35 " "Mlddletown -" 671-33 -•MARY-a; "HAULER gelata, 11 Edgemere Dr., Mat- cellent condition with finished piny- Call A42.2SK. 133 Bultomrood Drive, HOUSES FOR SALE Phone 842-1150 room, iwo-car garage plus many-ex* WE HHtiiO — Five or six, 2-3 bedroo Fair Haven. New Jersey awan Township, from John MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING HEY YOUNG LOVERS trsa. All tin en extra large lot. Only CHOICE AREA — Low taxes; handy homes, furnlihed or un [urn lined, iro Sole EKectHrijt 1,100 down for qualified buyer. Full Btatlon Parkway; 11 acre horse farm B5 to $176 per month for in com In Messrs. McCue and O'Hern, Barbagelata, Lloyd "and Nolan I'll to delightful three-bedroom horn with grand view; 3,000 8 P. Nielsen Multiple) Listing Servie* dot. 139,000. 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury Extras. $49,900. LAWRENCE J. SCHIL- awarded to their mother. Mr. ING, REALTOR. Willow Dp. and Park- PICTURESQUE SETTING WE XUUft HUM£ deceased, notice ii hereby siven to Sit rVg. 200 In tf* r Ave., Littte Sliver. 747-4121. Iriree-bedroom ranch, separate dining Our 12 saleapeorl* have clients waltlti the creditors of said deceased to Pre- Barbagelata was ordered to SCHANCK AGENCY NEW SHREWBURY COLONIAL - E room, baseboard heat, combinations!, lor your listing. They need ranchei sent to the • said Sole Executor thftlr, Yillow P.g.i. cellent condition. Four bedrooms, thre. OAK HILL — Mldrtletown — Dlrec brick front, corner lot, large trees. spill levelsTHwo stories; aSso lnveatmen claims under oath within six months pay a $500 fee to his wife's at- Realtor itt.s. Large rooms. $27,600. 7<7-538C , carpeted two-story Oolonlal, At- Many, many extras. Asklns only $17. Under, PI, Red Bank property. Cai\u$ for * quick lale, Twi from this date, torney, Rocco R. Ravaschiere, 747-0397 tached two-oar garage. Four bedrooms, 600, The K1RWAN CO.. Rftaltor. 787 office! iervinr you. Dated: June 2i, 1986 NEW SHREWSBURY RANCH—Excel IVi baths. Living room, fireplace, rtfiv 53 Caled June Sth A. .n. 1865. room, attached e&raee and basement. WILLIAM H. GLOVER, JR., Dr., has been elected a second IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Priced In the middle 20'a. Call 747-5818 City Council. 884 Navesink River Road, 10% DOWN Locunt, New Jersey. vice president of Smith, Barney 30-YEAR MORTGAGES Executor. Co., 92-year-old investmen: HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Messrs. Carey & Jardlne, MODELS OPEN SATURDAY AND Counsellors at Law, banking firm. New York City. SUNDAY NOON TO OUSK AND U Commerce. Street, BY APPOINTMENT Nswark (2), N. J. The announcement of his elec- BY.THIS WEEK'SVOTE DIRECTIONS! From Red Bank take Hwy. June 11, 18, 23, July 2 J25 It tion was made by Nelson Sohae- norm, < (allow ilgni "Mlddletown-New Mon- nen, president of the firm. mouth", torn right an Tlndall Rd. (near R&S NOTICE OF OUR ENTIRE STAFE •fort) foftSworfzel Dr. ot Hloh School right • MONMOUTH COUNTT Mr. Lansmann has been with one mile to Eail Rd., right 7? to High. View HUKKOQATE'S COURT Circle, left to models. Notice to Creditors'- Ui r Smith, Barney since 1960, prior Your Choice; $32,500 Claims Against Estate to which he was an officer in CENTURY BIWLDING CO. ESTAfE OF JOHANNES JACOBUS • -•-•• Ml<090\jrf774-l«2 • SMIT, DECKASED. the Securities Research Depart- Pursuant to the order of DONAXD ment of a New York City bank Applebrook J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate ot the —Colts Neck— County of Monmouth, this day made, from 1954 to 1960. He received on the application of the undersigned, bachelor of business adminis- Ranch Louis Entfander and John Van Straten, Looking for a truly custom-built two-story colonial or a ram- i the • Surviving Executors, ot the estate tration degree from Upsala Col- of the mln Johannes Jacobs Sinlt, lege East Orange, in J9M. He deceased, notlo* Is hereby given to Uie Thraa bidrsemi bling ranch? We've got one of each—the two-story ready i creditors of said deceased to present is a member of the New York BUY WITH CONFIDENCE to the said Surviving Executors thelT I'A bithi *l olalma under oath within six months Society of Security Analysts, + for occupancy; the ranch nearing completion.'They're sitting from this date. Inc. ' i Dated: June ISUl, IMS. Nlc« grounds W« on proud of Him fresh «xctinlv»JHrfngi. 1/ you on tlnctrtly In- ttrftsttd In buying a home wt nav* one of the tartest selections of home* side by side In exclusive "Maple Crest" section of Colts Neck. LOUIS ENOLANDER, In all prlct 'ranges ond ltyles In Central Monmouti County. You will find • • i 40 Carleon Avenue, LEGAL NOTICE Ont-ccr tjcracji < It any to buy o home through ovr acjtncy. Hire ale some of the reoiom: Larchmont, New York Both have seven oversized rooms, two full baths, basements 4 JOHN VAN STRATEN, 3M, Central Park West, I.- Over J million dollars residential reol estate told wiry ynr since 19601 4 New York, New York. NOTICE ASKING $22,900 and kitchens that defy comparison. (Cabinets are custom- Surviving Executors. MONMOUTH COtWTY I A compact. DYNAMIC ORGANIZATION! 4 Mejjn. MacFall and Fishier SintBOGATES COURT 4 Franklin Avenue Notice to Creditors to Present 3. Personal service 1 crafted in our own shop.) Call 531-0055 or 741-6898 for ap- Claims Ajaln.t Estate H Rldgewood. New Jersey. ESTATE OF MARY J. HALWAS, Attorneys. DECEASED. - 4. Jptdalliri In PHA ond VAinorisagal pointment—or inspect all day Saturday. Directions: Route 537 4 June 25, July 2. 0, IB $31.28 Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Lfncroft 5. Ixcluilve, uo-ttwtote llttlngll . . • • . 4 NOTICE OF riiBIJC SALE County ot Monmouth, this day made, to Millbroolc Lane V/A mile west of Colts Neck Inn). TAKE NOTICE that on Wednesday, on Uie application of the undersigned. e. True, ont-itop ihopplngl 4 the 7th day ot JULY, 1999, at 2 Thomas E Conlon. III. Sole Executor Split; o'clock In the afternoon, D.S.T., at the of the estate of the said Mary J. premlsen of. Colorryvi Hotel Inc. (Sm- Halwas, deceased, notlcs Is hereby giv- WATCH FOR THE TEICHER SIGNSI >reas Hotel), 32 Laurel Avenue, Keans- en U the creditors of said deceased burg, New Jersey, the followins; goods to present to the said Sole Executor Thraa ••dr««mi 1. "WEST LONG BRANCH - Spotless, three-bedroom ranch, extra large will be exposed to sale at public auc* their claims under oath witlilll six living room, dining area, bright, spacious kitchen, ceramic tile both. En- lion without reserve: mqnins from this date. Tw» bithi; •'•• |oy Itw rear concrete patio and custom-built barbecue pit. Many oltisr extra one Welbllt WAW 109 3 Phase W-Wa- Dated: June 3rd. 1965 . nice features luch as one-car attached garage, with workbench, split roll ter Valve ft • Starter THJMAS E. CONLON, 111 one Star French Fryer 201 JJ099 95 Southvlew Terrace North Big gtmi roam fence, combination aluminum storm and screen windows throughout the Mlddletown. New Jersey home. Nicely landscaped and shrubbed lot, 80x150. Asking price 111,500. one U. S. Sllcini Machine 20 Table Bases—Steam Table Sole Executor Biujnunt. Qualified vet absolutely no money down but closing fees. Non vet $800 4-3' sneed rails June 11, 18, 25, July 2 123.92 dawn. 30-year mortgage available. Owners leaving state. 1-GBS243 Cuber No. 21162 Glen- 1-OB5 Bin No. 32016 Qlen IfOTICE This sale Is held to enforce the rights MONMOBTH COUNTY COCEI ASKING $22,500 WE KID YOU NOT I of United Fixture Co., a corporation, 105 DeKnlb Avenue (formerly 45(1 State LAW DIVISION !. WEST LONG BRANCH - Spill level, opprox. 10 years old. Three bed- street), Perth Amboy, New Jersey, as DOCKEI NO. 15035 rooms, living room, dining areo, kitchen, extra largr ceramic tile both, Notice of Hearing the Secured Party arising under a Se- In 'the matter of the Application ot paneled recreation room In basement, wolf to-wall carpeting, two-car REALTORS AND INSURORS curity Agreement executed by Colony James Oliver Olbney, for leave to built-in garage. Outstanding value at $19,500. Qualified vet no money* Hotel Inc., Anthony Cappadonna and assume the name of James O'Oibney down but closing fees. Non vet only 5500 down. Helen Cappadonna, 32 Laurel Avenue, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Colonial Keansburs, New Jersey, as the debtor, Take Notice That the undersigned wll nn flip In the Monmouth County Clerk's apply to the Monmouth County Court OUR NAME IS YOUR GUARANTEE I Office, Freehold, Now Jersey No. 716, the Bald debtors having defaulted un- on the 22nd day of July 1965, at nine- By Birth SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE der the terms of the Security Instru- tfilrty o'clock In the forenoon, at the 3. OCEANPORT — Brick ranch. Absentee Army officer must reluctantly ment. Court Houae^ In the BumUKli ^ J-"±e±-_- sell. Three bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen with gas range, full UNI ^r^^w^er3eyrT<5f~a judgment au- Five btdrsemi ceramic tile bath, one-car attached garage with enclosed laloiisled breeze- thorizing him to assume the nami of 741-5212 OLLEN, President James O'Oibney. way. Combination aluminum storm and screen windows and doors through- Juno 25, July 2 $17.0: Four ffraplicti out house. Near scrMOrs, bus Ifrte and shopping. Asking price of $16,900 JAMES OLIVER CUBNEY makes 'on exceptionally good buy. Qualified vet no down payment—Non vef lEAUTIFUL SETTING WITH TREES AbramoW & Apy only S70O down. 30-year mortgage. NOTICK Attorneys for Applicant Lovely grounds —=iCfRfril[y air-c5nJ:riored, iniid« — Tall NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha 195 Broad Street Wonderful chance to awn this three-bed- loaJed bids for Landscape Screr Red Bank. Now Jersey lhade treii out! Foyer, firepltct, I2'xl2' room ranch in choice'area, at below cost. PlanUrig, Contract Xo. 1. Federal ProJ June 25. July 2, », 16 S22.0S ' •>" IUR CUSTOMERS TELL THEIR PRIENDS I dining room, «»t-in kitchen with dishwasher, Spacious living room with fireplace, large eet No. F-000 B (It, Morce r Mid dle.te*. Jfonmouth and Union Counties NOTICE *•• LITTLE SILVER — Overslied Cape Cod with brick front. Living room, three, bedroomi, (maiter 17"x13*1. two bathi, dining, room, eat-in kitchen, t '/i baths and will be received by the State High TAKE NOTICE that application has dining room, two large bedrooms, spacious kitchen and ceramic tile bath family room, Iwo-car garage. '/> wooded garage.' Owner must sell this month. Priced way Commissioner in the Cafcterln ASKING $27,700 and laundry room on first floor. Second floor has two finished bedrooms, State Highway Office Building, 103 been made to the Mayor and Council acre with a graat doal of privacy, yat con- at a low. low $22,900. Call 671.3311 im- Parkway Avonua, Trenton, New Jer ot the Borough or West Long Branch both and open sundeck. One-car attached garage. Many other nice features. lo transfer to Donato, Russo Enter- Inspect this desirable listing. A good buy al reduced price" of $11,900. venient to tveryrhing. $31,100. mediately. . ley, on THURSDAY. JULY 22, 1085 at W;0Q A. Jr. EASTERN DAYLZttHI prises, Inc. trading as Joseph's Res- BELOW APPRAFSAL SAVING TIME. The reading of HCCPPI taurant, Monmouth Road, West Long Cantral air-conditioning! Entrancs foyer, THIS SPACIOUS HOME able hid a will take place Immediately Branch, N, J. the Plenary Retail Con- GO JUMP IN THE POOL I thereafter. Bids will be accepted onl> sumption License £2 heretofore Issued large living ancl dining rooms, eat-In kitchen to Joseph's Restaurant, Inc. Monmouth Ranch Will pleaie the whole family. Formal dining lrom bid tiers prequalifled In accord 5. ELBERON — Four-bedroom Cape Cod. living room, dlnlno room, with wall oven, diihwasher, refrigerator. ance with K. h. 52:35. The rleht Is re Road,West Long Branch, N. J. Objections, If any, should be made tffchen, bath, IVj-oar oarage, aluminum storm and screen windows and Three twin sixa bedrooms, 24' family room, room. Three bedroom!, family room, large lerveri lo reject any or ail bids. With Extras doors, refrigerator, two-zone automatic heat, plus above ground pool with utility room, I Vi baths, two-car garage, in Proposei Euamntee and other hid Immediately in writing to J. RUBBOH filter, ladder, etc. Be our guest and go swimming while you see the house. baiement. Large beautiful lot with traes. ng requirements are stated In tin Woolley, Clerk ot the Borough of West Reduced price of $18,(00 warrants your Immediate Inspection of this de- Immediat* poneision. Below appraisal — attractive Matawan. $21,000. ntnndard ami supplemontary Hpecltlca- Long Branch, N. J. Thrta btdroomi . lightful dwelling. Owner relocating out of stale. tlopa fiir the project. Bid, coniract nr.d OFFICERS dinned) $29,900. bond forms, [tlans and specif leal Inns J. DONATO. Jr., President LOVELY TREED LOT! nrmy be In.ipecicd or ohUined nt Rof»m Locust Point Krt., Locust. N. 3. Two baths LITTLE SILVER GENTA, vice President HOW CAN YOU GO WRONG? 2S. Stfltn Highway OrfjCe Building, 10^S Four bedroomi, two baths, fireplace in liv- See this charming home today! TLVSB bed- ^arkway Avenue, Trenton, New Jer •1 Chelton Avenue, }ns Branch, N. J. Large family room ing room, large beamed ceiling in dining rooms, sunken living room, formal dining ey, .during oflire hours. Copies there- 6. PORTAUPECK — Overslied, cuslom-bullf. Cope Cod. Living room, of will he furnished upon application .. RUSSO, Secretary. Treasurer with stone, woodbumlng fireplace, modern kitchen, t|le both, two bed- room, modern kitchen. Beautiful tree shaded room, family room, 2'/i baths, many «xtras. and payment or standard fees. The i MDnmouth Ter., Deal, N. J. Fully iir eondftlontd rooms, extra large den, on first floor. Expansion attic. One-car garage. sireef, convenient to everything. Only $22,- Priced at $26,600. Cal! 671-3311 NOW! work Is to be completed In 40 working l 2 . 111.8a Many other lovely features. Must really be seen to be appreciated. $18,500. days. Qualified vtl na money down, Non vet only $800 down. S00! NOTICE EKtlmaled quantities of the prlnclpa iMOlITH COUNTY RUMSON GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOME work Items lire: Planling of 1148 tree SURROGATE'S COURT ASKING $36,000. and 2fio »hn.ihii o( various tyneB am Gracious Southern Colonial on 2.5 acres of Consisting of four bedrooms, dining room, Nollee lo Creditors, to Present AUTHORI2ED..VA MANAGEMENT BROKERS ilzea, • Claims Acalnil Estate stately frees, green towns, and privacy. large eat-in kitchen, recreation room, two STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ESTATE OP nOnoTHY DRYDEN As authorized VA management and soles brokers in the Monmauth County Light, airy charm exudes from the wide baths, basement, two-car garage, on large [uly 2, 8, 15 $2T.fiO BAKER DECEASED. area, we have several choice VA listings for sale. Low < prices! 30 years Pursuant to the order ot DONALD to pay! Government financing! Vets or Non Vetsl No down payment on center halls to the large inviting* dining room landscaped grounds. 5'A'/* interest mort- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of lh« some houses I Low down payments on othersl and cheery heated sun room. Four very spa- gage available. Fast occupancy and closing REAL ESTATE WANTED County of Munmoutri, this day made, cious bedroomi, 3'/i baths, and maid's of title. Just listed! See it first! Call now! on the application of the undersigned, Newcombe C. Baker, Jr., Actlnf. Ex- quartan. Unusual at $85,000. Listed for only $23,500. ecutor of the estate of the said Dor* WE NEED YOUR othy Dryden Baiter, deceased, notice ' ppljcbrooic Agency; SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY ireby given to the creditor! of 661 BROAD ST. 2068 HIGHWAY 35 HOUSE TO SELL said deceased to present to tha laid - Independent- Listing Brolers Acting Exacutor their claims under LIST WITH oath within six months from this date. 950 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN Dated: June Ith, 11W5 Specialists sines I94B in: Real Eh ate NEWCOMBE C. RAKER, JR. 471-2300 76 Buena Vista Avenue' ' Properly Minigamant - Mortgages Rurrtson, New Jersey OPEN SEVEN DAYS—24 HOURS—SEND FOR CATALOG pplebrook Agency Sluart A Young,Jr.. Esq. 2«7 OCEANPORT AVE. 542-3500 OCEANPORT 9S0 HWy. 35 MIDDLETOWN 7(4 Broad Street TRADE-INS ' EXCHANGES , Newark, New Jersey 471-2300 Attorney *• JUHSJ 11, u. 35, July > - tH-tt 24 — Friday, July 2, 1965-' THE DAILY REGISTER Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington —-LEGAL |$8.7 Million NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL DIS- TRICT MEETING OF THE TOVTN- 8HIP OF MIDI>LETOWK, IN THE Railroad Grants Goldwater Embraces 2 Groups COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, ON TUESDAY, J1XY 13. (1963 WASHINGTON — Former Sen Rep. Melvin Laird, Wis., chair- all elements to make impressive NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tn Ui gains in next year's crucial con- l«gai voters of the School District < Are Approved Barry Goldwater is riding two man of the House GOP Policy tha Township ot Middietown, in in TRENTON (AP)—The federa entries' in the cavalcade of Committee; Sen. George Murphy gressional and state elections. County of Monmouth, New Jersey, tha a Special Meeting or the legal voter government Thursday approved splinter organizations springing (R-Calif;) Sen. Peter Dominict ACU directors include four ot said School District wJ» be held 01 up within the Republican party. (R-Colo) and Ronald Reagan original Goldwater backers — Tuesday, the 'lSLIi 'lay oC July, ].*>?> an $8.7 million plan to improve at 3:00 o'clock P. M., Eastern DayMgh commuter rail connections be While National Chairman Ray movie star and prominent pros- Chairman Bruce, Rep. John Ash- Saving Time. brook, Ohio, former Texas Slate The polls will remain open until B:m tween north Jersey and New Bliss and other party chiefs are pect for governor of, California. o'clock P. M., Eastern Daylight ftav York City. sharply deploring this disquieting Chairman Peter O'Donnell, and Ing Time or as much longer- as ma GOING CONCERV-The Ameri William Rusher, publisher of the be necessarv to enahle all Uie l<*isa It provides $3.6 million to im- fragmentation, the 1964 presi- can Conservative Union alreadj voters ihen present to cast their baJ National Review. Also former prove service on the Jersey Cen- dential candidate is now on rec- lots. has 7,000 members and $170,00 Rep. Katherine St. George (N.Y.), The meeting will be held and all t-h tral Railroad and $5.1 million ord as heartily favoring two legal voters of tht> School -District wt in its treasury, with another $500,- John Davenport, associate editor vote at the respective polling place (or the Port Authority Trans splinter elements. 000 pledged^ Of the cash in hand, •taied below. of Fortune magazine; Prof. Ste- ing Hudson (PATH) Corporation for In addition to being honorary M Uie sairi meeting, Uie ..foil more than $35,000 came from fan Possony, director, Hoover fc\' proposals will tie submiled: transfer of New York bound chairman of the Free Society small contributors. Association, at whose recent stitute of Peace, War and Rev.* RESOLVED tliat the Board of E passengers into Manhattan. The The ACU office In Washingto Cation'or the Townahlp of MiddleW widely-publicized launching he lution, Stanford University. 7 in the County ol ilontnouth. la here PATH grant will be used largely is fully staffed and going full presided, Goldwater also has by authorized: for purchase of new equipment blast. Immediate principal activ STORMY PETREL — Charles la i To cancel And rescind the su given his blessing to the lately- thoiization (or the expenditure ot J30D, to tie in with the new commuter ity is vigorous support of thi Lichenstein, research director of •000 which was cnnlmneil in paragraph formed American Conservative rail lines. PAST PRESIDENTS HONORED — J. Russell Woolley, second from right, Monmouth fight against the Johnson Admin the Republican National Commit- (2l of the proposal heretofore approve. Union, headed by former Rep fry the !<•««) voters of l))p School Di.« The grant was approved by istratioh's bill to repeal Sectioi tee during the Goldwater period, trim at the school election on Decem County clerk, presents a gift to Franklin V. Emmons, a past president rof Marlboro Donald Bruce (Ind.) lier 3 19G:i, which authorized the i»au- the Federal Housing and Home 14(b)—empowering states to en has been named to a similar role mnce ol $(,2O0.0*Xi honds, said authori- Township Republican Club. Also honored as past presidents' Wednesday night wero The Arizonan bestowed this en- Finance Agency under the Fed- act right-to-work laws. Ammun in the Goldwater-sponsored Free zation lor the t>xpenf TJndall Road and, the North School, is being made availabl< campaign manager. »l(1c of Swarlzel Drive in the Schoo tied in to the so-called Aldene Among Republican insiders District, consisting or nix IB) class Plan reroutirig the Jersey Cen Academy, are starting a summei to opponents, regardless of party Lichenstein, one-time Central rooma and other auxiliary rooms, pur Goldwater's embracing of these chase of school furniture and otin*t ral's trains over lhe tracks of camp Monday. two separate groups is* viewed While no. decision has bee Intelligence Agency analyst, was •qiilpment necessary therefor and to the Lehigh Valley Railroad at one of Goldwater's closest and Improve said plot ot land; Marlboro Planners Margaret J. Hawkins received as motivated by the desire to made on the New York mayora Cranford and then into Penn most controversial campaign ad- tb) To construct an addition ._ approval for a minor subdivision maintain the status of foremost ty candidacy of liberal Republ former High School gituated on the Station, Newark. of two acres from a tract of conservative exponent in the can Rep. John Lindsay, ACU in- visers. He was repeatedly under southeast corner of Leonardvllle Road fire in inner party councils duri and KosEord Avenue,- Leonardo, in the This would permit a cross acres west of Rt. 0 and south o] party. siders are betting their organi School District, consisting ot a gym- Okay Pool, Land Split the stormy 1964 presidential b nasium, shower room, arts and craits platform transfer of New York Robertsville Rd. However, while Conservative zation will declare against him room a fid oUier rooms, purchase oi bound passengers to a Pennsyl- MARLBORO — The Planning The township's finance direc Making Comparison What stand will be taken or tie. •choul furniture and othfsr equipment Union leaders welcomed his still- nccensary for such addition, and make vania train or a PATH train for Board last night kept spectators tor, John Barbagelata, was given Board engineer Leon Avakian unannounced approval, they are William Buckley Jr., conservative In the FSA, Liehenstein's title •.Iteration* to the existing building flrc- permission to operate a public •ssary for its use with such addition, the remainder of the trip into waiting for 30 minutes before the will compare the final application not rushing to put themselves candidate, will be determined a' is director of publications. His as- and to expend therefor a sura ot tnon- New York City. It would also private sessions gave way to a 20- swimming pool on the grounds for 33 lots of Holiday Estates under his banner. the directors' meeting. sistant is Miss Anne Brunsdale, •y nol excelling $213,750. minute public meeting that set a of his private instruction institute also a former CIA analyst. Lich- (O To construct on the Middietown enable the Central to abandon north on Gordons Corner Rd. with They are making it clear they Pending that, Bruce is con e at Lloyd and Nolan Rds. (The Township High School site, on the * »f its "deficit-ridden"""Jersey' City record of brevity for a regular the maps that have received pre- are willing to co-operate with all ferring with National Chafrma enstein is credited as viewing the Biiie of -Marvin rtoad. In the School school now is in the process of District, a storage facility ior school 'erry operations. monthly session. liminary approval. This must b like-minded organizations, but in- Bliss on establishing an arnica FSA as "an educational organiza- •qutpmetit and to purchase the othsr Two applications were approved being sold, and its new owners tion and the voice of the con- equipment necessary thereffv antl to US. Sen. Harrison A. Wil- done before the board will granl tend to operate strictly on their ble working relationship. Bruce improve said plot of land, and to by the board: under the name of Hill Top final approval to the developer, contends the Republican part; servative movement," and the •xpend therefor not exceeding (30,000; liams. D-N.J., chief sponsor of own. Chairman Bruce pointedly tdi To construct an addition to th« the mass transit program, when Hovnanian Brothers. expressed this policy as follows: will need the active support o Conservative Union as "(^ac- Administration Building situated on the tivist group." •ant side or Tlndall Roa4 and the north it passed through Congress, said Also pending is the application "It is not the purpose or func- aide of Swartzel Drive, in Lhe School District, to provide expanded facilities the planned improvements Ocean Township Zoners of Francis and Marguerite 01- tion of the- ACU to replace or ACU leaders have a very dif- tor supervisory and admtnistrattv* per- should attract more passengers ferent concept of their organiza- sonnel, and to expend therefor a »um stowski for a subdivision of 3.16 compete with existing conserva- Driver Fined, Dot exceeding $20,000; o the Jersey Central service acres from a tract of 6.62 on the tive organizations. It is to be tion. te) To conntmot a »wer tin* on jnd stimulate action elsewhere Delay Parking Lot Action south side of Nolan Rd. The separate from, but to work with, UNDER THE MAIN TENT - Main Street. Port Monmouth. In the in the state for improvement of board is waiting for a deed foi the many fine conservative or- License Is Bchoal District, to connect thm -Pod OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The members will review the site At the strong urging of National Monmouth School to the Wiljet Acres Mtnmuter services. the street right-of-way. ;anizations at the national, state lewftr plant, and to expend meretor a Zoning Board of Adjustment last sometime before the July, 15 Chairman Ray Bliss, the Confer- itim not exceeding |3O,000; and local levels. Our intent is to Under an earlier provision of night reserved decision until July meeting. Action was deferred on the ap- ence of Republican Governors has ifi To purchase or oondemn a plot deal with issues. We aim to in Suspended of ground in the school district con- he Aldene Plan, New Jersey is 15 on an application for a special plication of James Crine for a agreed to abandon a plan to set •f sting ot approximately 2* aorei lo- Ensley Bennett, Jr., an official luence, not to dominate." EATONTOWN - Richard J up a separate campaign organizn cated on the west sld« of Marvin Road iliminating. a series of grade use permit submitted by the Gar- subdivision-on the east side of and more particularly described aa fol- in the Division of Motor Vehicles Also significantly; ACU' leaders- Newman,...20, .of, J0?0,,,First, Aye, tion to solicit funds, and directttai Tossings. to pave the way for den State Equipment Corp. for a Crine Rd. low s ; rerouting the Jersey Central are indicating they are seeking Asbury Park, in Municipal Court 1966 campaign for state execu- Bejinrrin* at a point In the We«- 48-car parkjng lot at a proposed appeared before the board as a At the recommendation of trly side of Marvin Road, said trains to the , Lehigh "vigorous new conservative yesterday was fined a total of tives. That was the aim of Idaho's point beJn* distant 360.0 feet on * McDonald's Drive-In at Rt. 35 private traffic consultant and Mayor Walter C. Grubb, Jr., the $155 and lost his license for six course of North 7 degrees 06 min- Valley tracks. Hunterdon County Planning Boar* standard-bearer." Gov. Robert Smylie, conference MM 30 secondJ East, from the in* near West Park Ave. The board noted that the lot would "mini- months. chairman, who also talked of lei-section of Uie Westerly side of Williams contends it will pro- will get a copy of this township's As possibilities they mention Marvin Ro&d with the Northerly mize traffic hazards on Rt. 35,' On May 29, going west on opening a Washington office. aide of BwarUel Drive; thence (D vide a welcome alternative for new garden apartment ordinance {forth 82 defreei 51 minutes 30 sec- motorists who now drive on He remarked that the proposed Wyckoff Rd., Mr. Newman al- Bliss approved Smylie's basic ond* West, a distance ot 200.0 feet to aid officials there in thei legedly sideswiped a car driven _ to a point;_thenc«'t2j North 82.de- heavily traveled Route 22. Uses Woman's concept, but presuaded him and plan for the parking lot was a search for a solution to the prob- Million by Mrs. Patricia Jorgensen of As- grees 51 minutes 30 seconds West, The Aldene application was other conference leaders to as- a distance of 410.0 leet to a point: safe one in reference to traffic lem of multi-family dwellings. Th bury Park, forcing her vehicl tnenoe (3) North .78 degree* 51 submitted by the State Highway request' for help was received in sociate organization directly with minutes 30 seconds West, a dis- Car, Is Fined hazards and recommended that off the road into a steep bank by tance of 70.24 feet, plus or minus, Department's Rail Transporta- a statewide planning publication. Sewer Loan the national committee. The con- to a point In the centertlne of & the S-turn west of Monmouth ference will be provided with an Brook; thence (!)' In a general tion Division. the parking lot have only one en- northwesterly direction down ttw The township's Municipal Utili- Shopping Center. office and staff in the national centerline of said Brook, Its various The division is now drawing And Suspended trance and one exit because of ties Authority informed the Plan- courses, a distance of 175.0 feet, Bill Signed Mrs. Jorgensen testified thai committee, and the latter will ip an application 'for federal FREEHOLD - Howard Smock the amount of traffic On Rt. 35. ning Board that approval was plus or minus, to a point; thence TRENTON (AP)—A bill set- Mr. Newman failed to stop afte directly assist.in raising funds for (5) South 82 degrees 51 minutes 30 imds for a mass transit demon- of 205 Wall St., West Long given for the water and sewe: second" East, a distance ol 577.0 The parking lot will be built ting up a $1 million fund to aid the accident. all GOP gubernatorial candi-, deet, more or less, to a point; stration project for the Erie- Branch, paid a fine of $100, re- systems of the village sewer and thence (6) South 7 degreea 08 min- on a 2O0-by-30O foot tract of land planning of joint municipal sew- dates . . . Rep. Bob Wilson,^ Lackawanna Railroad. . ceived a 39-day suspended sen- water company for Atlantic Sea- The defendant told the court utes 30 seconds Weat and parallel slated to be sold to the McDonald erage projects was signed into (Calif), chairman of the House • with Marvin Road, a distance ot Both the Erie and the Jersey tence and is on one year proba- board Home and Developmem he did stop, but didn't conside COO.O feot to the ending point of the Corp. If the use permit is law by Gov. Richard J. Hughes ~0P Campaign Committee, is (irst course tierelri. Central have contended they tion for unlawfully using a car Corp. the impact heavy enough to war- could be forced out of business granted, the land then would be Thursday. rant returning to the scene. Ap- stressing that the Republican belonging to Mildred Matlin of The water authority has" also Being the rear portion of the if government aid were not leased to a franchise headed by He complained it wasn't prehended through passing wit- Congressional Boosters Club, a Powell property, exclud ing 20G.0 9 Morris St., here. granted approval for the water branch of that committee, is the feet in depth. Containing approxi- Stanley Sloane of Westfield, pres- enough' but that it represented nesses who noted his license plat forthcoming. Magistrate Alexander Levchuk mately 2,4 acres, and to Improve ident of a chain of McDonald's and sewer systems for the Holi number, and by a headlight rim only group authorized by the na- •aid plot of land lor later use lor Wednesday fined Smock for the a step to curb a major public school purposes, and to expend Drive-Ins throughout central New day North section in this town- found at the scene by police, Mr. ional committee to solicit funds therefor a lum. ot money not ex- offense which occurred last Fri- ship developed by Hovnanian health problem. ceeding $8,250. Jersey. Newman was found guilty ol for the election of congressmen day. The governor had asked for {5 igi To use $300,000 of the moneyj Traffic Light Brothers. careless driving and leaving thi dort ved from the sale of 54.200,000 Daniel F. Murphy of Plainfield million, to start the fund but the President Johnson is assurin; school bonds dated Februajry 1, 19M. The borough's speedaiyzer re- appeared before the board as at- amount was cut back by the scene, of an accident. /or the purposes set forth In aub-sec- sulted In $35 in fines paid here by callers that Democratic critics c • tlons tb), tc), (d), («) and , The council's promise was in who endorsed the $4 million ran into the rear of a car while (d), (e) and (I) above, or set out In Roger W. Me Elvaihe, Rt. 524, on the two streets. is doubling its floor space. the proposal adopted' at the election response to a letter from Police slice. He said the money could trying to pass, Mr. Newman was held on. December 3. 1963. In which Chief Frank S. Bilotta, who said Clarksburg, paid $15 for speeding The problem of the lot's being The owner of the building ticketed for careless driving again event the amount above authorized to 36 miles in the 25 mile-zone Clifton Siegel, said the remova be added later if the number of be expended for such other purposes raffic between 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 undersized was eliminated by Hie municipal applications warrant. and for delinquent inspection in Zoners Delay iha.ll be Increased by such additional ).m., each day as well as on June 17. of the partition between the the bargain. •.mount or amounts, provided, however, purchase of two adjacent 20-foot candy shop and the former Bag The GOP contended that mak- that the total amount to be expended unday morning, warrants the James Noll of Bennett's Mills Found guilty of these charges, fnr the purposes nt out in (b) (c), Shop, next to The Register, will ing all the money available now (d), (e) and above shall not ex- installation of the light. Rd., Jackson, paid $10 for care- lots by the Company. . Mr. Newman was fined an addi Variance On ceed $300,000 and that the total amount The board reserved .decision give Fanny Farmer approxi- Ould be tantamount to writing to be expended for the purposes pro- There now is a Winker light less driving June 19. Robert tional $30. vided in said -propoean adopted Decem- PorawsW of Highland Park paid until July 15 on an application mately 44 by 17 feet. blank check. ber 3, t963, an amended by this pro- atHhe intersection. Hughes said sewerage prob- When Magistrate William S, School Fence posal, shall not exceed $4,200,000. $15 (or driving with no driver's by William Campbell, 3 Phoenix The Art shop which recently A subdivision allowing Mrs. ems are particularly acute in Throckmorton asked the defend license in his possesssion June Pkwy,.,- here, for a variance to opened in the former Bag Shop FAIR HAVEN — The Zoning PROPOSAL NO. I Rose Christopher to incorporate fast growing suburbs where he ant his occupation, he replied thai RESOLVED that the Board of Bdu- hree 59-foot lots on Victor Ave. 20. build a $22,600 one-family house has moved temporarily to larger he is an unemployed chauffeur. Board of Adjustment last night eatlon of the Township of Middietown, laid local governments have not granted variances for two tool In the County ol MonmouUi, is hereby nto two 75-foot lots was approved Magistrate Levchuk dismissed on an undersized lot adjacent to quarters at 26/White St. Mauer J. Campbell, Jr., 28, of authorized: been able to keep pace and sheds and held decision on three by the governing body on the charges of careless driving on his. home. The board asked Mr. The Bag Shop had been vacant 147 Church St., Keyport, found (a) To purchace or oondemn a plot failed to provide regional engi- other matters, pending' on- of land In the school diMrict consist- recommendation of the Planning June 20 against Pern Spragley of Campbell to submit the actual since a fire put it out of b guilty of careless driving leading ing of approximately 18.8 aore# located Throckmorton St. here. plans for the house. neering in the past. premises inspection by its mem- on the south side of New Monmoulh Board. ness in February, 1963. to an accident, was fined $15. : Road and more particularly described The governor said some dis- bers. ' " '( Approved also was the transfer Judith L. Dorman, 39, . of 67 as followj: posal systems are literally of a liquor license from the Mon- Rpssld Ave., Deal, pleading The tool sheds were sought by Beginning at a point In the cen- cross-connected to water sup- terllne of New Monmouth Road, mouth Foxwood Co, to John R. guilty of speeding 62 miles an Robert Lehman, 66 Lewis La., paid point bednf distant 227.0 feet Scouts to Walk Vermont's Long Trail plies. Southwesterly from Uie intersection and Mary V. Conway for prem- hour in a 50-m.p.h. zone with no and M. S. McGuire, 66 Laurel of the ,centerline of New Monmouth The State HeaJth Department Koad with the Southwesterly Bide of ises at 823 Broadway, now trad- RED BANK — There's a long The boys have sarnexl $300 to The hikers will be ted by driver's license in her possession Dr. North Lake Drive; thence (2) South is processing applications from The Board of Education, repre- 6fl degree* oo minutes Bart and ing as Circus Liquors and to be long trail awinding in Vermont, finance the trip. They'll leave Senior Patrol Leader William .was fined a total of $15. Her li- •tlonff the Southwesterly side of known in the future as Conway's and it will be tackled Sunday by after early morning church ser- municipalities. Hughes said the lented by its attorney, Abraham lands formerly belonging to Wil- Loud and his assistant, Alan cense was suspended for 30 days liam Morford (Hidden Brook subdi- Liquors. Councilman George M. Boy Scout Troop 23, here. vices Sunday, taking a chartered D'Zurilla. They are Joseph Web- department estimates that with- Joseph Tassiano, 41, of Eliza- J. Zager, and Superintendent vision), a distance of 11*8 feet in 90 days the $1 million will be Charles E. Howard, seeks a vari- (more or leas to an angle point in Conway abstained from voting Five leaders and 23 Scouts will bus -to Manchester, Vt,, where ers, LToyd Kromann, Alvin Watts, beth, pleading guilty to driving lime; thence |2> still in a South* because the Conways are related they will pick up the trail at committed. ance to erect a six-foot chain link •nsterly direction and along lands begin a Simile, seven-day hike Vernon Loud, Jr., Douglas Kidd, without a license and to delin- of William Kelly a distance of 227 to him. - Mount Bromley. • William Schmidt, James Schmidt, The bill authorizes the state to quent inspection, paid $25. fence around Knoll wood School feot more or less to a point In on the Long Trail in the Green make outright grants for feasi- and its grounds. _, the Weaterly side, of Tindn.ll Road; William B. Morgan, 21, of 31 Mountains under full packs with The expedition will be led by Robert Walters, Emory Fields, Joseph W. Morris, 35, of 709 thence (3) In a Southwesterly di- bility studies. The municipali- While the variance is sought rection and along the Westerly side Throckmorton Ave. was approved tents, sleeping bags and rations. Scoutmaster Clement Barlow, Calvin Johnson, William Hansen, West Park Ave., Oakhurst, who of Tlndall Road a distance of 18 for membership in Fire Co. No. Kenneth Kidd, George Seibert, ies would have up to three pleaded guilty of careless driv- for the entire project, Mr. Zager feet more or Jess to a point In the Assistants Vernon Chamce, Fran- Northerly line ol lands belonging to 2 by the council. They'll be met by parents and James King, William King, Bur- 'ears to repay loans at 2 per ing, was finedJIlO. explained that the board's im- J. Pfleger; thence 141 South R3 friends for a banquet at Long cis D'Zurilla and Melvin King, degree* 20 minutes West and along :ent interest for financing con- magistraxe ^ iTirockiTlonon~ (5 y Tristf Lodge a{ ShbR the Northerly line of lands belong- LEGAL NOTICE me Coleman, Carl Swenson, Victor Hughes said unless the Legis- served decision for one week in the north end of the property *nd, committee. Santana and Joseph Parker. lature authorizes expansion of the case Of David Petach, ,24, of a portion of the east, or front,yL mm -- - autxllvlsion known — SOHOOL, CHURCH STREET, BEL. WooIVoodd s End Village a distance o[ FORD In Uie School District, tor . le- the fund many feasibility 180 Roanoke St., Woodbridge, That portion would enclose the W 1169 Icet to a point; thence (SI K&l voters residing within Qeneral dec- itudies could be: stalled. o-called "McCarron tract" which North S3 degrees 16 minutes West lion Wnlrld No. 3. who pleaded not guilty to speed- and &!ong the Northeasterly line of ing 59 miles an hour westbound Ihe board is acquiring for use as lands formerly belonging to wmiim rOMJNU DISTRICTS NOS. 44-24, Hurray a distance ot 533.20 (eet to Polling place at the LEONARDO on the Garden State Parkway playground by primary grades a polm; tiience 16) North 58 degrees GRAUE SCHOOL, HOSFORD AVE- Dumont Pledges To 07 minutes East parallel wllh New NUE. LEONARDO, In the School dis- spur, where the speed limit Is tudents. MonmuUl Road a distance of 357 - trict. Tor lejal voters residing wlUiln 50 m.p.h. Asks Protection 19 ftet to » point; thence (Tl North General Election Districts Noa. 4-9-24 Appoint A Negro »1 degrees 53 mlnute« West a dis- imLINU DISTRICTS NOS. HM1. i have no doubt that he was Mr.; Zager and Mr. Howard tance ot 260.50 feel to a polnl In the Polling place at the UNCROFT ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Re center line of New Monmouth SCHOOL. NEWMAN SPKINOS ROAD, publican gubernatorial candi- traveling over 50," the magistrate mid the fence, a foot higher than Road; Uience i8> North 58 degrees UNCROPT, in the School District, for he code permits, would protect 07 minutes East and alone the legal voters residing within General late Wayne Dumont Jr. re- stated, "but I want to check the center line of Mid New Monnwuth Election Districts Nos. 5-19-25. parkway speeding statute applic- ldjacent property, school prop- Road a distance of 356.t6 feet to a POI.I.IM; MISTKICTS NOS. 6-21. iterated his pledge Thursday to point or place of beginning Polling place at the PORT MON- appoint a Negro to a state cab- ability to the spur. The question irty and the children. Mr. How- MOUTH SCHOOL, MAIN STREET, rd said that in thr last 16 And to expend therefor for aalrf TORT MONMOUTH, tn the School 1)13 inet post if elected governor. is whether the spur is part of the purposes and any Incidental pur- tricl, for legal voters residing within parkway, and if so, is it posted." months, the school has, sustained poses not exceeding J70.00O, tho General Election nistrlots Nos. 6-21. At the same time, he chided said sum U> lie transient from The defendant testified that $2,000 worth of window breakage Uie Current Expense Free Balance POLLING DISTRICTS NOS. 7-IJ-27. ov. Richard J. Hughes on to the Capital OuLlay Account. Tills Polling place at the EAST KEANS- ming of an appointment of a there are ho 50-m.p.h. signs bor- nd that the fence would deter action will not Increase the amount BURG SCHOOL OCBAN AVENUE. to be ra.lacd by taxes EAST KEA.NSlU'no, In the School Ills legro to the Rutgers University dering the westbound lanes of 'andals, Tho pollulj places lor said meetlns trlr.t. for leciu volera residing within the parkway spur. Mrs. John H. Beebe, whose tlnd their respective polling district General Election Districts No? 7-17-27 ioard of Governors. (desoribed by reference to the dec POLLING IMSTMCTK NOS. 8-18-Sn. "I am sure you recall that Hance Rd. home south of the tlon districts used at the last Genera Polling place at the PAIRV1EW Election) have been designated below SCHOOL, 60 COOPER ROAD, RED luring the primary I suggested chool uses fJie school driveway and no person shall Tote at.Raid meet RANK, In the School District, for 1ft is ingress to the garage, ssid Jag elsewhere than at the polllnc plare Bat voters residing within General Elec- ind still do, tbat a Negro be Grand Jury designated for the voters of the polling tion Districts NOH 8-18-28 lppointed to a cabinet post in ;he Is concerned whether thet district In which he or sha resides. I'Of.I.INti DISTRICTS NOS. 10-12.20. Dated July 2, 1065. Polling place at me RlVEIi PLAZA he state government," Dumont iroposed fence will cut off her'3& SCHOOL, HUBARI> AVENUE RIVER iccess. The school authorities J. W. DAVIDHEtSBR PLAZA, in the School District, tor le- •aid in a speech prepared for Gets Bad Secretary gal voters residing within General Elec- le-livery to the New Jersey Fed- ave no indication that an open- Note: Every citizen or lhe United tion Districts Noa. 10-12-21) States of the age of 21 years wh iration of Colored Women's ng is intended at that spot. Such Shall havft been a resident of Ih POLLING DISTRICTS NOS. ll-U. Check Case Btate BIX MONTIIB and of Iho count' Polling place nt the MIDDLETOWN :iubs. se of the school driveway is In which he clalma his vote FORTY TOWN0HIP 1UO1I SCHOOL, 6] TIN- KEYPORT - John Salusti, :rmissive, said Mr. Zager. DAYS next before Uie election and HALL ROAD. J1IDDLETOWN in the "A few days later the gover- wno has been permanently reelHtereil School District, (or legal voters resid- or saw fit to appoint a Negro Prospect Ave., Union Beach, was A gate permitting vehicles on In the municipal election district . ing within General Election District leajst forty days prior to the rate Nos. 11-11. 3 the State University Board, ordered held for the Grand Jury chool business would be placed the election shall be entitled to vo POMJJto IMSTJHCTS NOH. 1S-JJ Wednesday night by Magistrate at the school election. Application f< Foiling place at Uie BAYVIEW /hat took so iong? Or was it the north of the school, facing xnm&ry or civilian absentee ballot! BCIIOOL. 3O& LEONARDVIL1.E ROAD he fact that an election year is Seymour R. Kleinberg on a bad ance Rd. The board will inspect xtuiy be made to the secretary ot th< BELFORD, in the Schoo] District, for Board of Education. legal voters residing within Qoneral t hand — and now he must check charge. , he property before making a de- Election District Nos 13-23. POLLING DI8TJM0T8 NOS. 1B-31. POLLING 1IISTIUCT8 NOS. IMCltS. live an accounting of the poor- Police said he passed a $50 lsion. • Polling place at Uie MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL. KINGS HIGHWAY, MIDDLE- Polling place- at the HARMONY st sort of stewardship this state check at the Monmouth Lounge, Also to be, inspected are the TOWN VILLAGE In Ute School niHriet. SCHOOL, HARMONY 4 MURPHY Broad St., recently. A>r fegal voters residing within General ROADS. NEW MONMOUTH In the ms seen," Dumont added. >roperties of Dr. Rolf Lemp, 403 Section Districts Nos. 1-22-31. School District, Eor legal voters resid- Hughes appointed Mrs. Bessie Theodore Hyatt, Morley .Ct., tiver Rd., who wishes to add a rOLUNO DISTRICT NOS. !-2». ing within General Election Districts LONG TRAIl AHEAD - Twenty-three scout, and five leaders from Troop 23, Red Polling plant »t (he NAVESINK Nos. 15;10-2B. lelms Hill of Newark to the Belford, and Donald Eack, Pine- ine-story frame office to his SCHOOL, MONMOUTH AVENUE, NA- POI-l.tNCi IMSTBIOjr NO. 31). Bank, will start a BO-mile hike on the Long Trail through the Gr.

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I'D BATHER NOT' TAKE Of* MV HAT I VOU DON'T MIND/ 26 — Friday, July 2, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER American Legion Hal] by the Announce Temple Leonard^ auxiliary. Mrs. George Tremb- Lar^e Holmdel ley is chairman. A Joint irustalla Committee Heads man Roos, Mr». Alfred Bdberg Ctrl P. HillrhSn, son of Mr. tion for the auxiliary and men MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Belford Mrs. Riohard Colson, Mrs. Joiu and Mrs. Carl Hlllman, Jr., who of the post will be held in the was graduated from Middletown Property Sold Chairmanships of standing com- Mrs. Thomas Johnson enter- Adams, Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs hall Aug. 23. The ladles dined Township High School June 23, NEWARK - Feist and Feist, mittees of Temple Shalom were tained Mrs. Eugene O'Har* and Sidney Diebowiti:, Mrs. Kennel in the Idle Hour after the meet- was given e party. Present announced recently by' Andrew members of the Mary Martha Warwick, Mrs. Louise Blton, Mr ing June 23. This was the final Newark and Eatontown Realtors, were Mr. and Mrs. William meeting tor the summer. H. Sackerman, president-elect of Circle at a stork shower June Lawrence Trieger, Mrs. Alber Burke, Mr. and Mrs. John announce the sale of Hop Brook 23 in honor of Mrs. O'Hara. Pres- Trdeger, Mrs. Verlin Kruger, Mr Halleron, Mr, and Mrs. John Farm, Holmdel to the Sgoda the Reform Jewish congregation. ent were Mrs. William Hott, Mrs. William Walling, Mrs. Warre Waldman, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Miss Lillian Hodgkiss, daugh- Corporation of Red Bank. The assignments are: Ritual John Nash, Mrs. Ralph Walling, Hill, Mrs. George Miltner an. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. John ter of Mr. and Mrs. William committee — Raymond Bieber, Sheridan and Carl Hillman, Sr. Hodgkiss, was graduated from The property contains 123 41 Ivyhill Dr.; ways and means— Mrs. Luther Walling, Mrs. Her- Mrs. Albert Washburn. Middletown Township High acres and is situated on Rt. 520 Stephen A. Ostrov, 42 Ivyhill Dr. adjacent to the Bendix Corpora- JfeJCridel opens charge acconti- in all d»pts George Jbnas, son of Mr. and School June 23. Attending were education—Peter S. Wallach, 77 tion plant. This is one of sev- Mrs. George Jonas, p'Neil Ave., Mrs. Helen Keighron, Mr. and Bechstein Dr.; program — Dr. eral farms located in the im- Atlantic Highlands Fire Dept. celebrated his ninth birthday Mrs. Bradford Rogers and fami- Sidney Groffman, 109 Idolstone mediate area that Feist & Feist June 27 at a family party. Pres- ly, Linda and Bradford, Richard La.; publicity — Arnold H. has sold within the past year. and First Aid Squad ent were Valorie, Candance and White, Mrs. Warren Shafto, and Katinsky, 55 Warren Dr.; mem- Hoili-Ann Iglay, Mrs. Helen daughter Karen Jean, Peggy The tract is currently being bership — Theodore Gerrig, 24 Amershak, Mrs. Hollister Iglay Wolf, Diane Delrasso, Sharon armed by Carmen Casola. Icemeadow La.; house—Bertram and Georleen and Deborah Turner, Donald and Billy Bendix, Morachnick, 8 Jordan PI.; social Jonas. Louise Morgan, Patricia Nelson, Izzo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vin- action—Norton Berlin, 43 Idle- Linda Scherver, Karen and cent Izzo, Nautilus , Dr., was wild La.; budget and finance- ANNUAL Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelch Robert Horvath, Sidney and celebrated June 27. Guests at- Saul Schussel, 17 Fordham Dr. entertained at a graduation party Bernita Henry, and Charles tending were Keith Read, Chad Woodward. Also named: Choral director- for Miss Loa White June 23. nd Philip Edminster, Jonothan Leon I. Gura, 41 Idaho La. and Among . those present were Mr. and Billy Murath, Robert and building committee chairman — and Mrs. Nick Giglio and son Kim Anderson, daughter of Michael Waller and Salvatore, Jerome R. Kaye, 23 Noble PI. Nick, Mrs. Mary Fowler, Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson, Gennine and Delores Izzo. Arato, Gerald Corder, Misses recently celebrated her birth- Scout Frank (Bots) Nekola, Ruth Stryker, Karen Kelch and day at the home of Mr. and An outdoor party for 50 guests former Holy Cross pitcher, signed Evelyn and Linda White. FAIR Mrs. Louis Augustine, Hudson was given June 27 for Miss Jo- three members of this year's Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Pres- Boston Red Sox. They are Carl Tlie 25th wedding anniversary ent were Karen and Kristen Ann Supienski, daughter of Mr. Yastrzemski, Chuck Schilling and of Mrs. John Waldmann was Anderson, Ann Marie Augustine and Mrs. Chester Supienski. Rico Petrocelli. FRIDAY & SATURDAY celebrated June 24 at the meet- and Florence and Sharon Means. Miss Supienski was graduated ing of the Delta Phi Sorority. A dinner party was held at rom Middletown Township high Sell Fast! The Daily Register JULY 2nd and 3rd Mrs. Emil Petach entertained home June 'II. Christine Eia at her home at the final meet- was a guest. chool. Classified. 7:30 p.m. to Midnight ing for the summer. KYI EL Misses Barbara MtCarron, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petach and Leonardo, and Sandra Settle, family spent the weekend at the Keansburg, were guests of honor electro • FIREWORKS home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex at a graduating party, June 23 GOING TO SATURDAY NIGHT Petach of Media, Pa., A ton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. voyage party was held for Mr. William Sefcik, Belford. There THE CITY? (juietest and Mrs. Alex Petach who are were 25 other guests present. leaving to make their home in The girls were graduated from * GAMES-PRIZES Van Nuys, Calif. Middletown Township High School. guaian ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS YACHT HARBOR Plans for a tricky tray party Aug. 25 will be held in the The fifth birthday of Vincent GO BY BUS! Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, ffazlet, N. J. Typical Examples and Keansburg Terminal that ever puffed, ona Of The R.T. Fore $2.10 N.Y.C. Hundreds Of R.T. 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