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Believe He Was After Drugs in Doctor's Borne Gunman Gets Cash, Jewels in Robbery at Deal By CHARLES JOHNSTON when she answered a knock at the front door of the ranch-type Chief Rehm said a complete inventory wiltfje made today. maid had been left. He locked the door as a safeguard home. In all the man was in the house about 40 minutes. When against the man's return. Then he untied the other three and DEAL — An unshaven, dishevelled, young gunman, Mrs. Abrams phoned police. quivering and wreaking of an afcohoHc breath, forced his way The hatless man in his early 20s, who she faced, pressed a he left, he ordered the four to stay quiet for five minutes of into a private home here yesterday, tied up a doctor's wife, revolver against her and said, "This is a stickup," Chiel he would return and kill them. Policeman Frank Barry was first on the scene and im- Rehm related. J her two sons, and a maid with nylon stockings, and escaped Outside he found Mrs. Abrams' car which he started with mediately entered the house. Michael asked several questions with money, jewels, and medioines. Inside the house, he commanded the maid and 15-year-old keys he had taken from her. The auto, a 1961 model sedan, to make sure Barry was a policeman, however, before un- Michael Abrams, who had been watching television, to re- Police said immediately alter the mid-afternoon holdup at was found later about two blocks away near the oceanfront. locking the door. Michael is a sophomore at Long Branch main quiet. ' High School. Richard attends Deal school. the home of Dr. Murray Abrams, 89 Jerome Ave., that the .About 10 minutes later Richard Abrams, 12, arrived and' Chief Rehm said Michael Abrams apparently took control thug possibly was a drug addict suffering withdrawal paint. was made a captive. The doctor's wife, Lolly, came in at of the situation, cautioning his mother and brother, and the Deal and Long Branch police set up roadblocks at all An alarm warned that he might try a similar robbery after about 3:10. maid to follow instructions and not to panic. entrances to the borough, but without success. The man they learining that the medical Items he had taken contained no Chief Rehm said all four were herded into two bedrooms Even the gunman was impressed. Mrs. Abrams said spught was described as wearing a tan jacket, dark trousers narcotics. Speotal attention was directed to the Lakewood and were ordered to lay on beds where their hands were tied afterwards he had told her that if It hadn't been for Michael's and black shoes, and large, dark sunglasses. area because of comments the man had mumbled In the behind them. Their feet also were bound. intelligent leadership "someone might have been killed here Dr. Abrams, an eye, ear and nose specialist with offices Abrams home.. • • . H •" The gunman ransacked the bedrooms and cabinets, taking today." ' at Long Branch, and Mrs. Abrams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. The family maid, about 35, whose name PoKce Chief about $70 in cash and several thousand dollars worth of After the robber had left, Michael broke his own bonds Philip Batchker, who also live in the house, learned of the John J. Rehm withheld, was confronted at about 2: SO p.m. Jewelry. and carried Richard into the room where his mother and the robbery later. He Defeats Katz, 252-142 Democrats Select Campi

LONG BRANCH — In a Strictly business at- About 70 per cent of the eligible 544 men and was voiced to the motion requiring an open roll mosphere, P. Paul Campi was re-elected Monmouth women committee members from the 272 voting call vote, killing off their hopes for a secret ballot County Democratic chairman last night, handily de- districts were present for their annual meeting Glenn L. Swader, county superintendent of elec- feating Elliot L. Katz, 252 to 142. . at the Paddock Lounge. tions and Democratic leader in Manasquan, nomi- nated Mr. Campi. James L. Biondo of Shrewsbury The rematch of the former Little Silver mayor It was their first get together since appointment seconded it. Neither man made a speech. and the Long Branch attorney had none of the fan- of State Committeewoman Katharine Elkus White fare or convention-like demonstrations which had as ambassador to Denmark. Though she had said Edward Whelan of Raritan Township put Mr. accompanied the insurgent's initial bid a year ago. sfce planned to be present, she didn't appear. But Katz' name in nomination with a three-minute ora- nefti°r her appointment nor her absence drew of- tion. Matawan Township Committeeman Jay Instead there was a matter-of-fact air of or- Krivitzky, the seconding speaker, talked even long- ganization assurance. The leadership of State er. Committeeman Paul Kiernan, which was at stake, In a letter to county committee members, Mr. kept things in hand and moving. Katz, with obvious reference to crushing Democratic But the outcome was apparent from almost the start of voting. The roll was called alphabetically In losing, Mr. Katz fell off his pace of 1963 by defeats at the polls last fall, said the party was languishing, He promised more vigorous leader- by towns. Mr. Campi's election was a mathematical about 20 votes. The margin then was 242 to 151, certainty midway in the poU of Neptune Township giving Mr/ Campi the chairmanship tor —GOT stand and actively go » "v fajiiiation agreed to thU, bu JutlC William W. Scranion of Peansyi •umination. They *aid they some GoMwater iupporteri an vania scored a smashing sue hought they spt it- •gainst orjaflUaiion - backed National, World RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL K1CHAID K. WILMN ces* ov«r other Republicans With 6,757 of 9,251 precincrSrjcafididates for d*l*g*t*» awl Dies at 70 fa pre«i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reichen- They Like Lodge 70, of 376 West End Ave., chair EUGENE P. WENZELL (Continued) WASHINGTON — James B Ave., Asbury Park, died in Fit berger, 326 First St., Keyport, man of the board of the Pro- RED BAlk — Eugene P. Wen- kin Hospital at 8 o'clock lasi when the score reached 196 to 6 Hoffa, beset from within an son, yesterday. BOSTON (AP)—Massachusetts elected three times to the V.S gressive Life Insurance Company :ell, 63, died Monday night in hii without his huge Teamsters Un night, less than three hours afte Middietown Township, whici of Red Bank, died Monday nigh home here. he accident. FITKIN Republicans left no doubt about Senate, headed the U.S. deleg last year had given Katz a ma ion empire, faced another worr in Monmouth Medical Center aft Born in Philadelphia, he was < Neptune tion to the United Nations durin gin voted 25 to 16 for Campi. today—a court precedent indicat Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist it in yesterday's presidential pri- er a brief illness. the son of Mrs. Mary H. Weniell Mr. and Mrs, Carl Clemencich the Eisenhower adminislratio Long Branch tolled 31 to 4, Ai ing he might have to pay federa ant county physician, said death maries — Henry Cabot Lodge is Mr. Horowitz was associated of Neptune and the Jate Charlef Englishtown, son, yesterday. and now is ambassador to Soul bury Park 20 to it Red Bank, income taxes on his huge union- was due to a fractured skull. with Progressive Life and its H. Wenzcll. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anan, the' man they want for the Repub- Viet Nam — an appointment gi to 1; Freehold 10' to 0, Keans paid legal fees. Neptune Township police said predecessor companies for mon Mr. Wemell operated an up- Chambers Rd., Cream Ridge, ican nomination for President. en him by the late President Johi burg, 10 to 0, Keyport 9 to The precedent, a 1963 U.S. Tax Mr. Kinstler was crossing Rt. 33 daughter, yesterday. F. Kennedy. Kennedy went to th than 40 years. He served as pres- holstery shop here for many n front of the hospital, when he They gave Lodge a thumping and Neptune Township 13 to 1C Court decision, appeared to lend Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKnight Senate in 1952 by defeatinj ident from 1934 to 1963 when he years. weight to a major point in a ,vas hit by a car driven by, Clar write-in vote in the preference all for Campi. Cutter Dr., Wanamassa, daugh Lodge. became chairman of the board. Surviving, besides his mother, high-level Teamsters' ruckus that nce H. Johnston, 49, of 321 column and the 10 delegates at Katz carried Ocean Townshi er, yesterday. large who favor his nomination. Lodge's home state victor Progressive Life was the resuli are three sisters, Mrs. Earl E. cut off Hoffa's legal expense Juerns Rd., Glendola. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Par- 26 to 0; Raritan, 18 to 1; Nei of a merger involving the Pro- Returns for district delegates without an organized effort dupli Worthley of Elberon, Mrs. Helen money as he entered his second Mr. Johnston told police tha ish, 9 Factory St., Freehold Shrewsbury, 7 to 1; Matawa: gressive Relief Association in were slow to be counted, but cated that which a small group ( Smith of Baltimore and Mrs. major federal criminal trial in le was driving west, in the cen laughter, Monday. Township 7 to 3; Rumson, 6 to Lodge may win most of the 24. his supporters engineered in la 1937 which Mr. Horowitz estab- Theodore Harvey of Neptune, and less than 60 days. er lane of the highway, when Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hersh, In all, he outscored Campi in One Goldwater delegate is Roger month's New Hampshire primarj lished in 1935. brother, Carrell WenzeH of At. Kinstler started to cross Terrance Ter., Freehold, daugh- towns. Six towns had no repn In I960' Mr. Horowitj was Long Branch. CIVIL RIGHTS A. Moore of Boston, elected with- where he topped the populari' ohnston said he sounded his er, Monday. sentation. awarded the annual Man of the WASHINGTON - Faced with out opposition in the Ninth Con- poll and won the state's 14 coi Private services will be held' lorn, but Mr. Kinstler darted Mr. and Mrs. William Weigand AH other officers were Year trophy of Joseph Finkel tomorrow in the Adams Memorial the first strong threat of a clo- front of the car. gressional District. vention delegates. folmdel Township, daughter, On the Democratic side, Presi elected by acclamation. Lodge, Bnai Brith, in Long Home with Rev. W. Gordon Low- ture move to choke oftf the mara- The accident occurred at 5:1 Moore ran uncommitted, but he They are Mrs. Cecile F. Nortoi tonday. has been an advocate of Gold- dent Johnson's write-in was aboui Branch. den of' the Methodist Church of- thon civil rights debate, southern m. of Sea Bright, vice chairman; water's nomination for the presi- 3-1 over that given to Attornej Surviving are his wife, Mrs, ficiating. Burial will be in Fair senators today hastily called £ Mr. Johnston will be arraigned John Ferruggjarro of Belmar new secret strategy session. dency. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, Rose Horowitz; a daughter, Mrs. View Cemetery. his morning on a mandatory treasurer; Mrs. Catherine Mi Joseph J. Sear of Trenton; a Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga harge of causing death by auto Weather One of the elected delegates at Kennedy and his brother, Sen Edward M. Kennedy were amonj Closkey of Eatontown, recordin brother, James Horowitz of Long HARRY W. BRADLEY told a reporter of the meeting police said. New Jersey: Cloudy with somi large is Lodge's son, George. the delegates at large elected b; secretary, and Leon Williams ol Branch; five sisters, Mrs. Louis BRICK TOWNSHIP - Harry after announcing earlier there The Bodine Funeral Home, As rain at times and possibly an Lodge — who isn't actively run- New Shrewsbury, sergeant-at ling, and who has declined even the Democrats. Feinberg, Mrs. Charles I.. Gar- W. Bradley of 2012 Rt. 88, re- would be no further sessions of >ury Park, is in charge of fu- Kcasional thundershower through arms. his forces this week. o talk about it — also won a sur- The Democratic ballot becami finkle. Miss Rose Horowitz and tired custodian of Rumson-Fair leral arrangements. Thursday. High today in 50s, low Mayor Benedict R. Nicosia He changed his mind after Re- mising write-in preference vote a tallying problem through shee Miss Jennie Horowitz of Long Haven Regional High-School, died onight mostly around 50, high Red Bank, presided during the publican Leader Everett M. Dirk- in the Democratic ballots. His size. The Democrats elected I Branch, and Mrs. Herman Fox yesterday in Monmouth Medical Thursday in 60s. elections as temporary chairman sen, R-Ifl, served notice that the Democratic write-ins came to delegates at large with 43 alte of Houston, Tex., and two grand- Center, Long Branch. MARINE Patrick J. McGann of Middle- pressure for action on the bill ibout 10 per cent of those the nates, plus two delegates and twi children. Mr. Bradley was born in High- Ihief Maney Cape May to Block Island— town Township, conducted th from many senators was becom- Democrats gave to President alternates from each of the 1 The offices of the Progressive lands, son of the late William mall craft warnings are dis- poll while serving as parliamen ing intense. Lyndon B. Johnson. congressional districts. In addl Life Insurance Company will be F. and Ella Mount Bradley, and layed for easterly winds 15-25 tion they elected new state ani tarian. closed today, the day of the fu- Will Resign cnots with some higher gusts Lodge, a descendant of old lived most of his life in the Rum- BOY RETURNS Massachusetts families, was town or ward committees. Even the usual speeches sched- neral. son area. hrough Thursday, becoming uled at the annual meeting wer Services were scheduled for 11 MEMPHIS — A brave little rest to northwest 10 to 20 knots His wife was the late Mrs. boy returned home today with On June 30 cut down. Mr. Campi expressed a.m. in. Temple Beth Miriam Rita Sammon Bradley. Surviving MONMOUTH BEACH - Police late Thursday. Cloudy,, some thanks and promised to continu Elberon, with Rabbi 'Aaron Lef- his joyful parents after four days rain at times and possibly an are three brothers, James H. as the captive of a man the FBI Chief George V. Maney last nigh Board Will Pay $135 the program for year-round or- kowitz (Officiating. Progressive Bradley of this place, Melvin esigned his post, effective June occasional thundershower. Visi- ganization activity he started lasl Life's board of directors were called a dangerous psychopath. »ility one to three miles but oc- S. Bradley of Lakewood and Eldin Dennis Burke, 8, was rescued 10. year. appointed to serve as honorary C. Bradley of Lake Worth, Fto.; In a letter to the Borough Com- asionally less than one mile. Candidates James J. Howard pall bearers. by FBI agents in New Orleans Tides one to two feet above nor- For Students' Tune-Up and a sister, Mrs. Mabel Parker- yesterday and Joseph Francis mission, Ohiaf Maney said a new for Congress; Paul Kiernan, Jr, son of this place. mal. for county clerk; Donald J. Cun Bryan Jr., one of tlie nation's tate law relating to police pen- RUMSON — The Board of Edu- been accepted at 248 places o Funeral arrangements will be High during the past 24 hours, higher learning. . ningham for surrogate, and Eu- "10 most wanted" fugitives was ons and social security stipu- :ation meeting at Rumson-Fair :•& i3. Low, 45. Ocean temperature, announced by the John E. Day" arrested. lates that he must retire July aven Regional High School last Summer school, offering re ;ene J. Bedell for freeholder, Richard Wiley Rainfall, .25 inches. Funeral Home, Red Bank. .The FBI flew the boy from "or be penalized bjr having the ght started with a demonstra- medial and enrichment courses were introduced. Ndw Orleans to Memphis, where imount paid by social security ion of a Strobotuner. will run from July 6 to Aug. 1^ Mr. Katz gave reporters TIDES ERNESTO PERINA he rejoined his parents and 12- educted from my pension pay- After instrumental music direc- with Donald Trotter again i statement pledging support foi Is Dead at 22 Sandy Hook EDISON — Ernesto Perina, 72, year-old brother in an emotion- ments. or Kenneth Walters showed the charge. Democratic candidates this yeai TODAY — High 9:34 p.m. and f 23 Sturgis Rd,, died M"nda" al reunion at the airport. "It further stipulates that 1 ward how the electrical contrap- and in all future elections. annot accept municipal employ- w 3:27 p.m. ion will help vocal and instru- His vote, he said, "indicates it his home after a brief illnes?. SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Sen. ment until after my 65th birth TOMORROW - High 9:53 a.m mental students play and sing in Jockey Club continuing and unstoppable de- He was the father of Ernest Clair Engle's sickbed decision to day," Chief Maney said. nd 10:11 p.m. and low 4:04 a.m une, the board agreed to pur mand for an Improvement in th 'erina of Hazlet and of Mrs. America Fox of Keansburg. give up his battle for re-election Chief Maney, who will be 63 in md 3:58 p.m. :hase the machine for $U5. party and a refusal by man; For Red Bank and Rumson Mr. Perina was born In Spain, brought a sudden regrouping of uly, has been a member of the They also authorized purchasi Democrats to accept the preseni •ridge, add two hours: Sea Site Set For md had lived in the Edison area Democratic factions in California wlice. department- here 25 years if a stereo tape recorder, a H tty ojrthe parry/asia minority (right, deduct 10 minutes; Long ileaner and an outdoor vacuum party in Monmouth." or the past 13 years. He was a today. nd ifecroM! fw:l&years.:::.;.. BrancK, deduct'15 minutes: High etired cabinet maker. Most of the shifting appeared The commission accepted the ill budgeted items. Borough Hal He made no effort, however, lands bridge, add 40 minutes. The board offered contracts fo OCEANPORT — Monmout1 oward the vanquished's custom His wife was the late Mrs. Car- to provide momentum to state esignalion "with extreme re- men Castro Perina. < ;ret." ext year to Mrs. Noel Porter o Park Jockey Club is ready t< ary gesture of asking that the controller Alan Cranston's bid for Also surviving' are another son, "Chief Maney has been an ex- atontown, to teach home eco- donate to this municipality a six winner's election be made unani the Democratic nomination. He's Mm Perina of Newark; another :ellent police chief. The borough iomics under Mrs. Alto Stratton acre plot for use in constructioi mous. competing against former White Woolley laughter, Mrs. Ida Fox of )his House Press Secretary Pierre >wes him a, debt, of gratitude," 'Mrs. Irma McGovney of Rum- of a new borough hall. And he declined newspaper in- itations to join Mr. Campi fo dace, nine grandchildren and Salinger and nine other candi- rlayor Sidney B. Johnsoa said. (Continued) on to serve as library clerk, par The club wants to carve : pictures. me great-grandchild.' ' . dates. oirmitteemen who were present. ime, and to Miss Susanne Slocum rom a 35% tract it owns on Woolley took over again, say- Rumson to clerk in the office Monmouth Blvd., between Myrtle "It would serve no purpose,' The funeral will be tomorrow Continue Search Driver Fined "You are happy tonight, Resignations, accepted with re and Portaupeok Aves. he observed.—JOHNSTON. at 8 a.m. from the John J. Ryan Home for Funerals, Keansburg, CHICAGO — Police and FBI hich means you'll work together gret, were received from Miss The Planning Board last night to St. Catherine's Catholic agents continued their search in Total of $225 the campaign." Then he told haron Ord, French, and Fred W gave its recommendation to the Ocean County Democratic hurch, East Keansburg, where a a south side neighborhood today ie sergeant-at-arms: "Stay near 'ulhfurst, shop. plan and sent it along to thi ;hairman Al Cucci last night had SHREWSBURY - J a m e s H. ligh Requiem Mass will be of- for a three-day-old boy who was ie door. Don't let anyone out. Superintendent John F. Kinney Mayor and Council for action at ittle trouble in defeating for affrey, East River Rd., Rum- ered at 9 o'clock by Rev. Thad- kidnaped from his mother Mon- have an important message to ., announced that vacancies meeting Thursday, May 7. The mer chairman Harold P. Rod ion, was fined $105 on each of ieus Wojciehowski. Burial will be day in a hospital. sad. ill exist for a language depart- board called the proposed land •ers, who was trying for th< Wo counts of operating his ve- n St. Joseph's Cemetery, Key- Lee A. Kelsey, 34, a taxicab ent head who speaks French split a minor subdivision. second time to unseat the in Richard H. Wiley icle while its registration was "The police report a blue car x>rt. driver, told police he drove the nd Spanish, a French teacher cumbent. uspended, and $15 for passing utside with lights on, motor run- The board delayed official de RED BANK-Richard H. Wiley, baby boy, Paul Joseph Fronczak guidance counselor, a nintl In the county committee meet it an intersection, by Magistrate ng, doors locked, flat tire and cision upon an application by Col. 22, of 326 Shrewsbury Ave. died and a woman from Michael Reese ade English teacher and one ng held in Toms River Cour /illiam Klatsky Monday. Mr. is blocking traffic." The chair- Clarence E. Lovejoy, who seeks yesterday in Riverview Hospital. an thought, perhaps, a Demo- ho can teach upper, grade his- to establish six building lots from House, Cucci was given • a vote affrey presented his own de- He was the son of Dr. Herman •at owned it. >ry and English. a four-acre tract he owns on f 124 to Rodgers' 76. Last yea 1,900 Award fense in the hearing. O. Wiley, a member of the Red The board authorized guidance Leonard Ave., Horsenecfc Point. !ucci beat Rodgers by six votes Richard A. Finnegan, Ocean Bank Board of Education, and Road lepartment personnel to make Members said this would be a This is the vote for chairman: we., Long Branch, received a In Ocean County, the GOP or- Campl K>t; Mrs. Wiley. Paid By (Continued) ;anization also had an easy time llege visitation trips to the Ohio major subdivision and would llctitown ..I,.—.. ...i m.,- 1 0 uspendeddd $25 finf e ffor striking Mr. Wiley was born in Long struction and operation to the It. County chairman Floyd W. alley region and Virginia. Past quire a public hearing which will Asbury Park 20 is wife, Mary Lou Finnegan, at Atlantic Highlands Branch and lived here all his Turnpike Authority. lease, mayor of Ocean Gate, ips of this nature have been be held Tuesday, May 26. Avon -. 0 State Fund White St. address early yes- life. He graduated from Red Bank The Trenton-Asbury Park Ex- ho had threatened to step down ;tremely helpful, Dr. Kinney 3 iday. radley Beach ...... 7 High School and was attending FREEHOLD—Monmouth Conn- pressway bill, jointly sponsored n inless he was given more say in d, in helping to place students Irlplle 4 iniel L. Hertz, Jr.. Hunt St., •oils Neck 0 Virginia State College. He was a Judge Thomas J. Smith ap- by Sen. Richard R. Stout, R arty policy, patched things up e reported that of 185 prospec leal 2 umson, was fined $15 for pass- member of St. Thomas Episcopal proved Monday a $1,900 settle- Monmouth, and Sido L. Ridolfi, nd was unanimously re-elected e graduates this year, 137 have New Satontown .... 6 'air Havtn .... .,_»...... «..*,_.., 3 Church here. ment of an auto accident suit D-Mercer has passed the Senate !Jackson st Mary.s p, "" st night by the county commit- 'armlngdale _ 2 by Mary B. Jaros of Keyport but is held up in the Assembly reehold Borough 10 Surviving, besides his parents, ./as lined $100 for driving ee at a meeting in Beacon Man- Shrewsbury 'rfWiold Townihlp 3 igainst Thomas Bratton, 29 Pacif- Highway Committee of which Point Pleasant. *, itKhlartdfl 5 are his paternal grandmother, without his license In possession Mrs. George Ulyicsni and chil- lolmdel _.._..: , 0 Mrs. Helen E. Wiley of Brooklyn; c Ave., East Keansburg. Ocean Assemblyman William and $5 for contempt since he had ile Action Lowell Township . 8 Cars driven by the two col- Hiering is chairman. iren, 164 Cloverdale Cir., re- nterlaken 1 his maternal grandmother, Mrs. failed to appear at an earlier turned recently from a three- {eartsburg , 10 Birdie Haihton of Martinsville, ided Dec. 12, 1961, on Rt. 36 at One of the first results of the hearing. Ceyport 9 Holly Ave., Raritan Township new plan is expected to be re- To Permit week vacation with relatives in ,l!tle Sllvrr 6 Va., and three aunts and two Widdletown Daytona Beach, Fla. .ong Branch . .31 The award will be paid by the ' lease ot the expressway bill from "innlapan Towrishtp 5 mcles. (Continued) The funeral will be Friday at state Unsatisfied Claim and Judg- Mr. Hiering's committee for Soil Removal Marlboro Township . .1 ment Fund. Mr. Bratton li to amendment. Then it will have to ot of questions to be answered Dr. and Mrs. Donald Littman, Matawan Borough 6 10 a.m. in St. Thomas Church >efore the governing body can FREEHOLD — Edwin and 12 Edison Ave., are home after Malawan Townjhlp 3 with Rev. Earl B. Scott officiat- repay the fund at the rate of $5 pass the Assembly and be re- (Continued) earl Hilbert, 193 Chapel Hill •fiddletmKrn Township .._ ....25 ler month. turned to the Senate for concur- jresent a detailed program to pending two weeks in Nassau ilonmouth Reach 1 ing. Burial wit be in Kensico since Alaska's earthquake d., Middletown Township, filed hey traveled on the cruise ship Jpptuno- City S Cemetery, Valhalla, N.Y, The Bertram M. Glassner was at- rent. Mr. Beadleston, who is As- March 27. The civilian probably e public. leptnne Townihlp 13 Earlier this month, of/icials es- it in Superior Court here yes- M. S. Italia. In Nassau they [jw Shrewsbury 1 Hunt Funeral Home, Asbury orney for Mrs. Jaros, Vincent sembly speaker, says he is con- was one of many Alaskans who rday to obtain a township per- cpnnporl 3 ?. Keuper for the defense. f1J -t both of these steps will be' mated that it will probably be stayed at the Nassau Beach Ho- ernn Township 0 ark, is in charge of arrange- are being ferried on military lit for removal and sale of soi el. arllan Townihlp ;..-. 1 made. aircraft during the quake-caused ive years before the township is eel ISiink lt ments. lewered—assuming that all things om their property. :um»on 1 CLASS STARTS TONIGHT the proposed expressway emergency, The action names the Township leu RriKlu _ J ire equal. Mrs. Ronald J. Mass and ch.'l- alrt ... 2 OCEAN PORT-The Community alignment, the western terminus Gilbert's parents, Joseph and ommittee and planning board Iprins I*akr _ ... 3 would be of Rt. 33, near the state The cost of the first report was ilren, 56 Patridge La., spent two ifmUi Rf-imnr ™ 1 enter will hold water safety Florence Gilbert, live on How- nd each member of the two bod weeks recently with her parents Says Teachers fi'iTOunds. It would cross the ard Avenue in New Shrewsbury. nanced through a $150,000 feder- prhiE l.nko Holclits -. 1 lasses for adults and youngsters is. Building Inspector Newton Mr. and Mrs. John Pals, in Chi tirfwsbury BornURh fj Turioike near Robbinsville, pass His wife, the former Priscilla loan. nlnn Beach 5 Want More Say ver 12. Classes will start tonight The second report will cost lallett, and Shade Tree Commis ago. pper Frcerifllff Township ... 1 t 7:30 o'clock. The course will south of Freehold, and have two Mazza, was formerly of Long ion Chairman Jesse Jordan iu /nil Townihlp . ., :„ 7 terminals near the ocean. Branch. 155,000. " st Long Branch „....'. ... 0 HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - The :ovor eight weeks of two-hour efendants. Francis X. Moores i" Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Mil- essions. One would be at Rt. 33, near They have one son, Scott Lee. The township would be required 2S] 142 growing demand of teachers for pay back (he loans if and when ttorney for the Hilberts, er, 35 Meretliih Dr., have re more of a say in policies and Rt. 66, west of the Asbury Park Lt. Gilbert lived in New According to the suit, the constructs the sanitary system. iurned from a motor trip to Flor- rograms is the biggest problem Urgent Action Circle, and the other, at Rt. 34 Shrewsbury for most of his life. 'ownship Committee unlawfully ida, by way of Charlottesville Quick Action By acing school boards today, says and the Garden State Parkway He attended Tinton Falls Gram- enied a permit March A, Iflfri WASHINGTON - President 'a. In Florida they vacationed he new president of the National west of Belmar. mar School and Red Bank High tame records of hearings he Johnson's $288 million program t the Sun Castle Club, Pom- ,ocal Firemen rhnol Boards Association. The turnpike study would be School and was graduated from Drivers Fined ire the committee and the plan- to develop the economy of the lano Beach. RfiD BANK - Fire ws dis- W. Leonard Robinson of Col- based on traffic and potential Lafayette College, Enston, Pa., RUMSON — Four motorists ing board were insufficient. Appalachian region start* Mr. and Mrs. Guy Suter, Ta- overcd around 1:30 a.m. today cge Park, Ga., said the school revenue and its decision as to a in 1961 with a BS degree in '.•hcm- fined a total of $70 in The Ililberts charge that "sev today and Dem- antum, Pa., were recent nous- n the basement of 209 Shrews- >oards "certainly think location would be final, Mr ical engineering. lunicipal Court Monday night. •a! members of (he township th" ocratic leaders promised to heed wests nf their son and his fam- nry Aw. the Imifclinj; that cachers have a right lo Beadleston said. It possibly could At Lafayette, he was a mem- Fined for careless driving were .ithorities were directly or In- bo his call for urgent action. be anywhere between Rt. 33 and ly, Mr. and Mrs. William G. mises Dudley's Cleaners. icard," but all final decisions ber of Phi Kappa Tan fraternity liarles Dwiglit, Prospect Ave., rertly involved in the nutrom uter, 114 Rivcrcdge Rd. They Jenate Democratic Chief Mike 66, at the north, and Rt. 37, Tomi A general alarm brought volun- must bo made by the board and of the college band. ed Bank, $25, and Thomas the application and failed to ame to attend the World's Fair Mansfield said he will press for River, at the south. ers minutes after an occupant members. He was an Eagle Seoul with askell, Okaloofa, Fla., $20. :clmle themselves from any is the guests of the Sinclair Oil early hearings so the legislation Feasibility of the expressway f the building smolled smoke and Both major teachers organizu- Boy Seoul Troop R5, Shrewsbury Estelle Geoerke, Buena Vista insidprnliim ... in accordance Company. will be In shape when the Senate as first proposed has been fore- ailed Hie police station. ions, the National Education As- Township. ve., Fair Haven, was fined $10 •••ith law and established practice completes action on the civil cast by engineers engaged by Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Cox, 82 Fire Chief Robert I.. Cadman, ociation and the American Fcd- Lt. Gilbert joined the VS. a stop-street violation. Dean In prpwnt d BunTi, riled April is now conducting a feasibility thers in the party included Mr. aid windows-were broken to ex- luding salary ncales. 2X. Bon of l)r, and Mr«. H»rm»n Wlf«y, Methodist Church, Long Branch Van's Cir., would be helpful to the commu- itudy of the same routing, though nd Mrs. Richard Nichols, aust smoke, and the flames were Robinson was elected to a one- {random ol Mr: Helen K. Wll»y tni Also surviving arc a brother this place, was fined $10 foi nity and in accord with the town- Mn. Hlriila lltlralun. Funertl iirvlCH In much greater detail than the hreAvsnury, and Mr. and Mrs. xiinguiished before they caused ear term at the association's rrliUy 10 «.m. from gt. Thoitui P. B. Lynn, and a sisler, Joan, both ofi ... to obtain a 1964 dog ship's comprehensive master ShSf • • Inl"m*«t K»n«lM C«m»Hry, study by the two counties. Joseph McCann and Mr. and riout damage. Joists had Just UM Howard Ave. address. license. . , plan. final convention business session Vilhtllt, Niw York. In I mi M flowifi Mrs. William Keller, Little Silver. arted to bum, be said. "ml•ronirlbutloni to Aeolyta tlM yesterday, 11. Tftsmu Bplteoptl Church. lor scnool Board Members r J** SHREWSBURY-I don't payroll U made up in , Entrance Is Planned new jersey wrewrtnd U," Baud of Educ*and there ii no way of teillng Code Okayed -A dockage arei, with the To Be Cut U E Si i who will become side; tod be- * * * FREEHOLD TOWNSH!P~The MATAWAN-Oo* of the mo* borough powttty providing U- MATAWAN - Storyitnd E* c*u« wbea a teacher does be- Township" Committee Moodty tutilul lafcet is Mowaooth Mt t 3 tale* tetltfeeti in Maiaww Town- Mews Briefs [W* mUimiMct^ top* CODM tick, tiwre U witUy m nkakVMily *ppwvM a t** y m*r Liwr.nct Vumvifx, way r/f telling whether he will aiMemgwt ortfloajtec - wltfc won *BMI pubUc taatu to Witt) » few (Wings uA bencbei. when Mttawta Borou^i Council , By Vm Mower merafcer, ooronHsated. return to duty before Us tfcfc urther discussion and possible ail residents in this awntopa]- —Ice fluting in the wister tentid to cut off the water Then Louis A. Steinmuller, Tin- leave Is used up. amendments to come. upply, will be more upset today. WAYNE - Polk* Chief Henry wttBUB, wf» fcd *bmy t*U Mr- Ky. months. tag her Me, bw Uti ill b« . toa Fall* board secretary pa- "The fund doe* not want the The ordinance provides for the Borough Council lest night At the recommendation of The supply is going to be cuVat n Dyke has ordered, all police- tiently explained. licensing and regulation of such —deadline July 31, unless a court men except shift commanders and money to CMS. Clifford M*»- money in such cases," the secre- set the wheels in motion for Councilman Warren K. Ryan, ser, • Madison Uwyer, uld Teachers In the school systemtary said. "I have been instructed amusements as theaters, auc- acquisition of two. parcels of the governing body authorized attle ot other legal action stops captains to withhold crime and participate in a pension fund. A ion houses, bowling alleys, bil- accident news' from reporters. that the estate ot Mm Paulto* to make no more such deduc- land which will provide a pub- acceptance of a deed from Wil- Botticber, who died April II, contribution is deducted from tions." liard or pool establishments, and lic entrance way off Ravine liam Strother for a 700-foot The borough supplies water to This Passaic County township thus each of their salary checks for :raveling shows such as circuses. cwnship residents along Rt. 34became the second New Jersey would not exceed «,»». Wher- The state also requests that lo- Dr. to the body of water and strip bordering the lake, and ever ibe went, MJ*s Botdtber the fund. The state then matches The controversy arose and the md Lloyd Rd. and into Storyland, municipality this week in which cal boards adopt a policy of possibly s recreation site. appraisal' of the adjacent tract also curled a brown paper each teacher contribution, making amendments may come from the new community of 40 homes, the release of some police news .granting leave of absence to The parcels total about four owned by Mrs. Ernest Hamil- sack with table scraps to feed up the other half of the fund. icense fees, now set up as fol- t lower rates than can be obwa- s restricted. BJoomfield Police teachers who become ill under acres, with half usable for rec- ton, near the dam. any stray eat the saw. Sever- lows: $500 for theaters; $100 tained anywhere else in the area. Chief Fred Hess has dosed his Under pension fund rules, no these circumstances, whether the reation. Mr. Strother will donate his al years ago when neighbors or auction houses; $10 per department's blotter to newsmen deductions are to be made from teachers request leave or not, in If developed as planned, it land. Mr. Ryan said Mrs. Ham- The homeowners are in the objected to the number of able at billiard or pool halls; and ruled that all information in a teacher's pay and no state order to stop the deductions. could provide the town's ma- ilton is ready to sell her parcel, ;trathmore Water Co. franchise stray cats around Mis* Bold- $25 per alley at bowling lanes, crime cases will be censored be- contribution will b« forthcoming The board tabled the state's jor focal point for year-round which includes a house. istriot, were rates are more cher's home, 18 Elm St, sht and $25 per day for travelling fore being released. Van Dyke for his account for any month request, asking Mr. Steinmuller outdoor activity. It would give the borough han double the borough's. took them to a veterinarian and shows along with a $100 cash said the shift commanders may during which he works less than to draw up a conforming policy Here are the possibilities: about 1,400 feet of lakeside When council's threat came last paid board for them. bond for the cleanup of the use their discretion to allow mem- half the month, or for any period and submit it to the board's pol- —Fishing, about five months frontage. ear, Storyland residents indi- premises. bers of the force to answer ques- during which he is on leave of icy committee for presentation out of the yiear. The governing body has been :ated that they might go to court tions from newsmen in some mat- absence without pay. at the next board meeting. Township Attorney Arnold dickering for the two parcels iver the issue. —Boating, and canoeing (no ters. Chief Hess had said his ac- tiRSEY CITY — A Hudson Nevertheless, Mr. Steinmuller The action left some board Tanner stated that the fees were motorboats) In season. for several years. Last night, council unanimously tion was based on a recent state-, ounty Grand Jury has sub- told the board, heretofore deduc- members still scratching their based upon a survey of munic Council left little doubt last idopted a resolution to terminate —A small '.'beach" area, for ment by New Jersey Chief Justice oenaed James Vigilante of Mor- tions have been made from pay heads, but the secretary prom- ipal amusement fees around the night that the land acquisition he water supply by July 31. swimming, with a float near Joseph Weintraub, who said in- stown, president of the New Jer- checks of teachers who subse- ised: state. the land. is about to become a reality. The governing body is now formation given out by police in sy Patrolmen's Benevolent As- quently became ill after working "I'll fry to make it lucid." Conflicting opinion over the tudying the question of a borough some instances had prejudiced Kiation. Vigilante was ordered less than half the month and The board awarded a contract moral basis of the ordinance vater shortage in the future. With the defense of accused persons. appear before the grand jury whose pay stopped because their in the. amount of $4,994 for gener- emerged in the public hearing. lew construction, a number of day, but the county prosecu- sick leave was used up before al and art supplies for the 1964-65 Mayor Norman R. Wagner, to officials are nervous about the Royal Couple Wed TRENTON — Gov. Richard ir's office did not say what they returned to duty. school year to Kurtz Bros., Paoii, dispel any fears of stiff censor- >rospects. J. Hughes said he hasn't de- igilante would be questioned Such deductions are against Pa., low bidder. The only other ship powers in the ordinance, ROME (AP) — Princess Irene Dutch throne—she was next In cided whether to sign a bill jout. Vigilante testified before fund rules, Mr. Steinmuller went bidder was J. L. Hammett Co., said, "I assure you that this of the Netherlands and Prince line behind Princess Beatrix — paving the way for construc- ie jury on Feb. 17 concerning a on, but came about because the Union, at $5,640. , committee has no desire to actCarlos of Bourbon-Parma, a pre-and publicly espoused her fu- as censors." The Mayor added tender to the Spanish throne, ture husband's campaign for th(New Judge tion of a seaquarium on the ispute in North Bergen between hat violation hearings would be were married today in a wed- vacant Spanish throne. boardwalk in Atlantic City. group of patrolmen and town- well publicized. ding short on royalty and long There was widespread belief Bill Goes The bill, sponsored by Sen. ip Safety Director James P. No- Re-Elect Woolley, Kiernan The council unanimously on controversy. in the Netherlands that the Frank S. Farley, R-Atlantic, in. Prior to the Feb. 17 appear- would establish a seven-man nce, Vigilante reportedly said LONG BRANCH - Albert T. itore and Evelyn Pingitore; 2-4, passed ordinances to cut prop- Neither the bride's parents, Bourbon-Parma family was try- To Hughes municipal authority to sell it a North Bergen PBA meeting Woolley and Paul Kiernan were Samuel Fernandes and Edina M. erty setback requirements from Queen Juliana and Prince Bern- ing to use the marriage to bol bonds to build the seaquarium hat Hudson Prosecutor James A. re-elected Republican and Demo- Winans; 3-1, Nicholas Pimpinella 75 feet to 60 feet, and to estab-hard, nor the rest of Europe's ster its claim in Spain. Th TRENTON — Democratic Gov- and pay off the securities from 'umulty should have supported cratic city leaders, respectively, and Christine Coles; 3-2, Mr. An-lish an official township road reigning monarchs attended the Dutch government vetoed a bij ernor Richard J. Hughes is ex- map. I ceremony in Rome's Basilica of wedding in Holland. pected to sign next week a Re-admissions. It passed the Sen- be patrolmen in the dispute. Monday. For Mr. Woolley It gerio and Helen Muzzl; 2-3, Jo- ate in February and the As- was his 37th term; for Mr. Kier- seph D. Purcell, Jr. and Blanche The council received ac- St. Mary Major. Irene's three The Bourbon-Parmas, wh< pu&lican-sponsored bill creating sembly on April 6. TUCKERTON — A clothing nan, more than 20. Cattanach. knowledgment from the Housing sisters also were absent. live in France, chose Rome fo Monmouth County's first juvenile store housed in a huge con- Also, 4-1 John Imbriglio and and Home Finance Agency The ceremony was performed the wedding as neutral terri and domestic relations court Republicans organized at the WASHINGTON - Lack o crete and steel building was YMCA, Democrats at City Hall. Mrs. Russomano; 4-2, Francis M. unanimously approved a tentative by Paolo Cardinal Giobbe, for tory. The Dutch governmen judge. $52,800 grant to construct a enough Veterans Administration destroyed by fire Monday in The GOP renamed Mrs. Ann Ox-Maher and Mrs. Yancy; 4-3, 23 years papal nuncio in theput pressure on Queen Julian, The legislation, introduced in new municipal building. hospital apace in New Jersey hai this Ocean County community. James P. Marotta and Angeline Netherlands. and her family not to attend b the Senate by Sen. Richard R. ley vice chairman; Joseph Schi- forced some veterans to seek Owners of the store (Bargain Bonforte; 4-4, Noble J. Rescig- The romance of the blonde, keep them out of Spanish pol Stout, West AHenhurst, was bell, treasurer; Mrs. Arlene Rus- public welfare to meet thei Center), located on U.S. I, esti- nio and Catherine J. McVeigh; 25-year-old princess and the tics. Irene became a virtua passed by the upper house and •omano, secretary, and Tom De needs, Rep. Joseph G. Minish, mated damage to the building 5-1, James Mitchell and Grace thin, balding 34-year-old prince exile from her homeland. okayed by the Assembly late Lisa, sergeant-at-arms. Clears Staff D-NJ, says. He urged a House and merchandise at $135,000, Huot,> 5-2, John Ransom and El- had been buffeted for months by Irene and Carlos insisted Tuesday. Re-elected by the Democrats Veterans Affairs subcommittee ti Firemen, handicapped by eanor Carretta, 5-3, Mr. Colton controversy stemming an interview last week tha Assembly Speaker Alfred N. were John J. Moran, vice chair- approve his bill to expand th heavy smoke which poured LaRene Silvester; 5-4, Mr. Green- In State igion and his position as claim- mother and daughter were stil Beadleston, Rumson, said the vote man; Mrs. Betty Yancey, finan- capacity of the East Orange from the building, battled the wood and Dorothy M. Brabham; ant to the throne from the Carl- devoted and that Juliana did no was unanimous, and was im- cial secretary; Mrs. Mary Rus- Veterans HospitaJ from 950 tra -rrauwr COMWVNV ent operator of the facility. Democratic county executive personnel. mnmiT • luumn < Muur HIM •UIMHW- umuut gist, who will answer questions brought suit for the difference in Coast Guard units which service rut mmtit • IUIMI m • IIIIMU IMI W • UM mm •bout the program. sale prices plus costs he conand maintain more than 42,000 Mr. Shapiro agreed to clean up committee from the I4th district. HMM'imiM-NrtMcin-iMnMn tcear The meeting is open to all In-tended he assumed after taking aids to navigation that maki the area "whether you give us Frank Meunler is the committee- You always get fast results I terested persons. the plane back. water travel safer. what we want or not." man from that district. with Register Classified adi. FASTEST QROWINO BANK IN CENTRAL JERSEY Maricet up Alter iwo Slow uays ctttiHm incta five-minute Victor Av«. Wait U»r Branch; KgW YORK (AP) — Tie ttoek Eiewa of tte 15 most active bacoo eased % each,, Philip Mor- •ree*," *Ui t M U Fraak WUutt of lM white Pond market Waged a r«*oufid yester- stocks rose, three fell and West- ris was unchanged and LoriJlard Prizes In after the tot drawing. MT. Ettoattire; Wn. lltri* 1. day *fter tvw «e*tioos of iinghoush e EifaiVMc^rr, fed gained «/,. m* of U* BirebwwxJ Dr., decSli*, but (Slid M on the V. S. Steel wp.s up 1% in $A- U. S. Startling row 4%, X*roJt Yw«rrtii g ASBURY PARK - The first 19 M., H*4ei; Emily Ltrtrcht 4 and Wool- Pepsi-Cola bottlers sweepstakes T. CaHan of M0 South Lincoln Feho of W Green Gtwt Aw«., Aires compared with Monday AH big three motors a/2 on 80.00C which are available anywhere is happening shares. Third was Sperry Rand, Investin Pepsi-Cola is sold. up at 16 on 71,900 shares. Next came Jonathan Logai [Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR, ARMY COMMENDATION MEDAL is pinned on Maj. FINISHES BASIC (which was sold on some larg Q) "I am an employee of the Procter & Gamble and Jersey at the blocks) off % at 17%, and Curti Roy A. Wbitmire by Col. Duane D. Davis, director of PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. Publishing, up % at 12%. Bell System, about to retire on Standard. (FHTNC) — Marine Private Pan American, up 1%, and pension. During my long service. Q) "I am a teenager owning Department of Command Communications, U. S. Army Richard E. Beverly, son of Mr. Continental, up were the have accumulated 330 shares of 10 shares of Safeway Stores. I Signal School, Fort Monmouth. and Mrs. Dale E. Arter, 86 Acad' p American Telephone (after the have heard rumors that they; will most activi e of the airlines, in cmy St., Farmingdale, N. J., proposed split). I have savings, split these shares. Could you clar- completed recruit training last that order. Western Airlines insurance and own my home. I ify what a 3-for-l split means? &/,, Northwest 3, Delta 2, United Gets Army Citation week at the Marine Corps Re- am told that as far as stocks are Do maTket prices change? How cruit Depot, here. V/t, American % and Eastern % concerned, all my eggs are in many shares would I get for my FORT MONMOUTH - At the with his wife, Jo, and their two one basket. Do you think I should ten?" P. S. He will report to Camp La Yesterdays closing stocks: U. S. Army Signal School Maj. children, at 3 Farm La., Eaton- jeune, N. C, for combat infantry told all my Telephone after re- A) I like to help any ambitious town. AC7 lad Int Harv 70!i tirement or switch some into oth- Roy A. Whitmire of Akron, Ohio, training. Adims Ex Int Niclt 78» teenager, though at present I was honored for meritorious serv- Mr Prod Int Paper 33', ;r stocks?" know of no plan to split Safeway Air Reduo Int TelATeJ 66!i ice from November, 1961, to Ann Ci> I-T-E CM Brk 22% A) It is always a pleasure to Stores. They did split the shares 571j June, 1963, on the signal plans Allet Lud Johns Man encounter a man facing retire- 3-for-l in 1957, whioh indicates Watch for it on May 1st. Aller Tm Jones A h 7-i? and operations staff at U. S. Ar- Allied Ch Joy Mir 321 ment free from financial worry. that if the stock continues to Allii Cbal KaJier A! 40 my Headquarters, Heidelberg, Alcoi Kennecott 81 Mud) as I like Telephone, I move up, similar action may Am Airlln Koppcri 45 "j Germany. Am Brk Eh Kreage, 83 34 li relieve you should diversify ad- again be taken. Am Can Kroger litionally. If a split occurs, you would get Am Cyan leh Port C Now a student in the Signal Am M Fdy' Leh Val Ind i I say "additionally" because 20 additional shares, but would School's course for career Army LOP Olasj 56 Telephone itself is pretty well di- have no greater proportionate in- officers, Maj. Whitmire received Lib HoNAL 1814 LI« * My 79 versified through 99.8 per cent terest in the company than you the Army Commendation Medal I/ltton 2ml 87 !4 Lukens Stl 63V wmership of Western Electric- now hold. After the split is ap- from Col. Duane D. Davis, di- M*ck Trk (lii rector of the school's Depart- MOLLY PITCHER • IN RED BANK • NEW JERSEY Maratfl Oil 6!» great manufacturing complex— proved, the stock "when issued" Martin M W, vhich in turn owns 100 per cent would trade at about one-third ment of Command Communica- Merck MOM of Bell Telephone Laboratories, its present value. Normally, how- tions. Minn MAM known as the "mother" of elec- ever, the price of the new shares, I ANNIVERSARY SALE AT J. KRIDEL Mo Pac A While stationed here, he lives Mont Ward, 3!4 ronics, brought down to a. lower and Nat BUc 80* N dull He* 72% I beliewe you might switch half more popular level, would later Nat Dairy 731 i'our holdings Into other strong rise well above one-third of Nat Distill 21 Vt Nat Gyps 50 V4 Issues, such as Sears, Roebuck; pre-split worth. Nat Steel 57 NY Central 3194 Nla M Pw 51* No Am Av *S\ Nor Pac Nwst Alrlln Norwlcti Ph Oulb Mar Owen» 111 Gl 07V, Pan A W Air 73ii Pararo PIct 58-11 Penney, JC 5Hi Pa PmfcU 3SM Pa BR . Pepsi Cola Perkfn film 8* Pdzor Phil El Phlll Pet 51 Pit Steel 13* Pub Bv E4G 77« Pullman 33! Pure Oil 41 HOA 3314 Raytheon Wk Reading MS Repub stl 4 oo Illustrated at Left Arm Chair 44.00 FLATS • HEELS NONE Side Chair 36.00 NAT. ADV. UP TO $15.95 2 HIGHER Dining Tible 102.00

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Subscription Prleet in Advance Lesi than 3 mos. Per month 11.50 12 months—118.00 « months—*9.9 ble held chest high. "Sin is sin and you ftingla copy at tounttr, 7 ccnti Single copy by mall, 10 cents 9 months—113.60 1 months—\KXr can't win at it, and you can't half take -., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1964 BISHOP Jesus and half take the devil." A few couples listen. They look at him, and smile wisely at each other. The couples are on Hennepin by The Anti-Smut Fight the hundreds. They dam the sidewalks at the red lights. They study the marquees of the bars; the beckoning The fight against pornographic sive police action and public indigna- lights of the shock and horror movies. Some go into a literature continues—and it is one tion. There is no question that this sexy bookshop and leaf through forbidden titles, point- that deserves the support of all material is pornography — and th ing and giggling and not,buying. citizens. peddlers of it must face stern conse- The big movie tonight is at the Orpheum. It is More and more groups in the quences. The obscene junk they sell called The Molesters. The sign says "Adults Only," but county and the state are becoming is vicious and can lead the young- the word Is relative. Some never grow up. The young couples go to the Orpheum and pay $1.25 a head to enraged at the obscene printed ma- sters, who somehow manage to ob see what a molester is'. . ' tain it, on the crooked path ol terial that is sold and manages to The picture is Austrian, but the sickness Is uni- get into the hands of juveniles. immorality. versal. A woman with an antiseptic tone narrates the . We know that defining porno- The soldiers in the anti-pornogra stories of little girls dragged screaming ... of sadists graphic literature is difficult — and phy war should concentrate their ef- with whips ... of a little boy hurt by an effeminate that there is the fear among many forts first on the material which defi- man. Case histories. The police blotter stains of our responsible citizens that a ban or nitely falls into the smut category, culture. censorship on the material would When it comes to the girlie maga The young people watching the picture laugh. Th« laughter is louder and more prolonged. The girls in eventually get out of hand and re- zines and many books, that defini- the audience shriek at horror. This is a commentary sult in other printed matter being tion mentioned earlier becomes the on a commentary. Some of the young ladies cannot barred, depending on the tastes of big question—and it may take year: stop laughing even in the tedium of police work/Sick the authorities. to get the answer from the courts. These Days: sex is amusing. It is true that there are many But most important, as we have ALLEN - It is—well, square. Like the detective on the news questions here—some of which the said before, is the responsibility o broadcast talking about the boys with the heroin and The Ingenious Railroads the pep pills. The fuzz wouldn't have caught those boys courts will have to decide. But there parents to alert their children to the SCOTT By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN if one of them hadn't been Idiotic enough to take an is no reason why the real smut—the dangers of obscene literature. The overdose. The dialogue of the young ones—if you listen , filthy pictures and the filthy movies fight against pornography should be- Now that the railroads seem to be off the hook REPORT hard enough—synthesizes a philosophy. The only crime —should not be the object of inten- gin in the home. after the mediation of the labor crisis in the White By ROBERT S. ALLEN is getting caught. There is no other. and PAUL SCOTT House, they are free to resume their unending battle At 9:40 p.m. they are out on Hennepin again, study- to survive as a rigorously controlled industry in WASHINGTON-Mrs. Jacque- After You, Louisiana line Kennedy Is giving her ac- ing the facades of bars and strip joints. The boys wear worid that keeps a much looser rein on Jimmy Hoffa's count of those horror-filled mo- their hair combed forward, down over their brows. truckers. ments when her husband was as- Word now leaking out of Louis- are not exactly nice to come home to. Some of them affect dark shorts and ribbed sox. They For some railroads, such as the sassinated to the special investi- Northerners, including New Jer- gating commission. have glad childish eyes and small tidy smiles. Some of iana gives strong hint that New Jer- New Haven, the struggle often seems The commission has invited the seyans, say they've never encount- them lisp at the others. sey may have to relinquish first place hopeless. But others are manifesting former First Lady to do that, They are out and the evening is early. Three girls ered bugs like these. "You can put considerable ingenuity in waging their and she has agreed to testify in in a field in which we'd be perfectly PL-son. cause a sensation of glances when they walk down saddles on them," one observer was fight for competitive survival in spite The proceedings will be pri- Hennepin arm-in-arm with wax flowers in their double- content to run second — or even out quoted. Unlike our mosquitoes, of having to get permission from the vate, at a date still to be set. Close friends of Mrs. Kennedy tiered coiffures, and the tightest white toreador pants ofithe money: the size, abundance which become active only after dark, Interstate Commerce Commission to this side of skin. A tall policeman with a broad face change their rates, or to discontinue are saying she has written what and viciousness or our mosquitoes. the delta pests fly — and feed — all they describe as an, "outline" of watches and pushes his uniform cap back beyond his Chamberlain unprofitable runs, or to engage in pig- the Dallas tragedy. It is not forehead. It seems that the Mississippi delta day long. Whereas our mosquitoes gy-backing activities. known whether this manuscript He shakes his head. A group of four couples goes marshlands around New Orleans never travel far from their wetlands Their gallantry and cleverness receive rueful trib- will be used in her appearance before the commission. nto The Gopher for coffee, or a beer. Groups of young produce a breed of the winged pest breeding grounds, the Louisiana kind ute from sources that stand to profit from railroad Barring a change in commis- sion procedure, Mrs. Kennedy's men tool their cars slowly down the street, looking for that makes the much malign^.Jer- rapges fa*/an&;wide,, ..,.„ failures. Last week I asked Gerard Ives, who has been the unattached, the lonesome, the willing. They make mmersed in atomic power plant investment activities testimony will be published in its sey variety seem benign. It's so bad * Natives" of the area, who have report. The commission agreed the turn around the block at highspeed, and come back !or the Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, what the been able to keep their own little at the start to publish all infor- into Hennepin loafing and looking. that they threaten to disrupt a Sat- respects were for getting more and more cheap elec- mation and documents it re- urn rocket fabrication project at a plague a secret until now, are under- xicity from the atom. Mr. Ives winced. The outlook ceives. So unless Mrs. Kennedy The kids are on the prowl. It is Saturday night. expressly requests that her state- place called Michoud because engi- standably close-mouthed. They shrug 'or atomic investment would be better, he said, if it ater, some will drive to the quiet farm district to the ment be excluded, it will be part south. A car is sometimes a motel on wheels. Jt is Sat- neers and their families there are on and say they hadn't noticed it. Now were not for the truly remarkable economics made by of the commision's findings on the railroads in their handling of bulk coal shipments her husband's murder. urday night in New York and Boston and Baltimore the verge of retreating. Their chil- that the truth is out, however, we To Be Recalled to conventional coal-burning power plants. and Miami and St. Louis and Seattle. It is the same dren can't go out of the house to play who have grown tired of hearing our Also slated to be recalled for Saturday night as it is here—the same properly-brought Coal, as it turns out, is merely one source of busi- further questioning are Mrs. Ma- without being attacked by hundreds state identified with the obnoxious rina Oswald, widow of the killer, up children, a difference in geography. of the little beasts, and wives penned little pest are willing to concede this ess for the newly competitive railroads. The recen and Mrs. Ruth Paine, her one- There Are Two Worlds Teamster Union wage hikes, which have added to the time close friend. up all day with a housefull of kids distington to our Southern neighbor. The proper parents, at this hour, are having dinner :ost of long distance truck hauling, have helped to set The commission hopes to get more details from Mrs. Oswald at the Hotel Radisson, or Murray's, or the Blue Ox. things up for some recently devised rail methods of about her husband's still-myste- They are well-dressed, solid citizens with tasteful Jew- Your Money's Worth: moving dry bulk materials. These materials include rious connections and activities in elry and puffy eyes. If the music is old, or sentimental, phosphates, fertilizers, lime, cement, flour, feed grains this country following his return from the Soviet. In her previous they get to their feet and dance. They think of the Consumer Swindles: WM^QSmimf^ iugar and plastic powders, and pellets of all kinds. testimony, Mrs. Oswald shed years of trial, and the small success that time carries The trick, as developed by the New York Centra: ittle light on this crucial phase in its hand. One matter Mrs. Paine will By SYLVIA PORTER tailroad for one, is to combine rail and short-haul truck particularly be asked to clear up After a couple of martinis, they talk about the chil- Fate medicines, useless diet most dangerous health Wvindles." chine flunked this "acid test" ictivity without wasting hundreds of labor-hours in is why she and Mrs. Oswald dren, and how well they are doing. Of one thing they supplements, potency "restor- One electronic device, recently miserably. , ransferring dry bulk stuff from one means of convey- drifted apart. are certain—they have good youngsters, youngsters She has told the commission ers," baldness "cures" and even seized by the F.D.A., purported Arthritis and Rheumatism ance to another. The Central has developed great pneu- who know the score and who cannot be led astray. •11-purpose "electronic diagnostic to diagnose any illness through she has seen the widow only cures. The F.D.A. a short while matic hoses which are able to transfer twenty tons of once since the assassination. At devices" are now raking in a a mere sample of blood sent via ago seized a big-selling con- Most of them feel that it has been worth the sweat, the record $1 bil- mail, FDA detectives sent in a dry bulk commodities from a 125-ton hopper car to a that time Mrs. Oswald was living -.train, the slaving, the edge of white hair along the coction of alalfa and herbs ad- with her. But after federa lion a year sample from a corpse. Th« ma- vertised as an arthritis cure. ihort-haul highway trailer truck in less than ten min- emples. from an Amer- agents took her into custody, Another 'cure" consisted simply Mrs. Oswald did not return to i c a n public of a $10 "wonder glove" lined ites. Only one man is needed to handle the transfer. Only the children know that there are two worlds. more gullible This so-called Flexi-Flo process is very likely to the Paine home and has made with "uranium ore." Some med- only one short visit there. Only the children understand their Insulation from than ever be- CARMICHAEL icines now on the market do fore. hange the industrial map of the United States. For Mrs. Paine told the investiga- the stolid, unimaginative lives they live at home. Only provide temporary relief from tors this meeting was friendly, "M e d i- arthritis pain, but, as Dr. Irv- ixample, cement plants have been almost universally they realize that Saturday night means freedom from- cal quackery" ituated close to cheap water transport There are, but nothing was said about re- restraint, bravery from a bottle, and a world of cheap ing Ladimer, the NBBB's expert suming their previous close ties says National on health frauds, emphasizes, lowever, regions where limestone, which constitutes 75 ights and license. Better Busi- She had no explanation for this "There is no known drug or de- marked change in attitude. ness Bureau vice which, by itself, constitutes per cent of the raw materials that go to make up ce- The molesters aren't in the movie. They are on PORTER president Ken- ment, is not close to water. The state of Ohio has rich BACKSTAGE BOTTLENECK- the street . . . a cure for arthritis or rheuma- The investigation commission al neth B. Wilson, "is probably the tism." most widespread exploitation in limestone sites, notably in Delaware County, that stand so wants to interrogate Ambas our country today." So vicious "Fountains of Youth." Year 0 benefit greatly from the new low-cost methods of sador Llewellyn Thompson and after year women fall for a vast tre the health swindlers and so ansporting bulk materials by rail and short-haul truck. members of his Moscow em exaggerated are many of their range of useless wrinkle-remov- bassy staff during the three claims that a Senate subcom- ers, skin youthifiers, bust-build- Only last week the country was trembling lest a yoars Lee Harvey Oswald lived mittee has been holding lengthy ers, etc. Men are trapped by ational rail strike should bring the economy to a in Russia as an avowed defector. hearings to probe into the ex- just as useless sex rejuvenators, Thompson Is now special adviser lent of the rackets, find out ways potency pills. The quackery in standstill. Of course, there would have been some con- to Secretary Rusk on Soviet af- to protect elderly people partic- this field defies credulity. inuing movement of goods by long-haul truck and fairs. ularly — for the elderly are Weight Reducing >arge. the truth is that we do have competition be- The State Department, in ad- prime targets and, for the first Weight-reducing rackets. This dition to dragging its feet on time in history, have enormous field is a constant money-earner ween various means of transport, which means that Thompson and his embassy as- •pending power to tempt the for the gypsters. The nonsense 1 total tie-up of the country is unlikely. sistants, has yet to comply with jypsters. comes in the form of obviously The fears of crippling partial tie-ups, however, are number of other commission ineffectual and even harmful Phony arthritis "cures" alone requests—ranging from certain pills, special diets, health foods, lways there, and it is often said that if Hoffa were to information on Oswald's life in Miked us out of an estimated vibrating machines and the Jike. $250 million in 1963. Phony trike the long-haul truck companies it would do irre- Russia to the handling of his vitamins, dietary and nutritional Baldness cures. Despite the parable damage to the economy. One significance of passports and visas, especially gimmicks costs us another $500 medical evidence that at least the new methods of transporting dry bulk materials by secrecy-shrouded trip to Mexico million. A victim will not only 85 per cent of all cases of bald- City shortly before President waste his money. He also may ness cannot be cured by any rail Is that a Hoffa-inspired strike will have fewer Kennedy's slaying. tmk his life by postponing proper treatment known today, the ;errors. Commission members privately medical treatment for his ail- quacks flourish. For Instance: The Interesting thing about all this is that it proves are expressing impatience over ment. the Oregon farmer who offered these long delays. They are par- for $18 a potion consisting of a that competitive capitalism has even more lives than ticularly irked at the failure of Here's a sampling of the TrlE W perfumed emulsion of oil nnd the proverbial cat. In the case of the railroads it can Thompson to testify fantastic quackery: water to cure baldness, dan- AWT iven survive 80 years of semi-paralyzing supervision by The veteran career diplomat Electronic Gadgets druff, fulling hair. has yet to make known what he Electronic gadgets—costing up , The list of fake cures is al- he Interstate Commerce Commission. Now that Presi- and his assistants knew and did to $1,000 or more, and promis- most as long as the list of our ent Lyndon Johnson has successfully handled the rail- about Oswald when he went lo ailments — ranges from minor ing to diagnose and heal every- PRECIPITATION— road labor unions, he should turn his attention' to the the Moscow embassy and an- thing from impotence to night troubles to our most serious and nounced that as a dedicated blindness. The Food & Drug Ad- tragic diseases. Increasingly I.C.C. The railroads are ingenious, but they have enough Marxist he was defecting to the Bilnlitration denounces »uch de- active as authorities are in to contend with in fighting trucks and airplanes with- Soviet. Later, despite this avow- I'D worried 'bout tho'll «lft vices M among "tit* biggest and -Wed., April 29, 1964 (Continued on Pag* 7) out having to survive their own regulators. i il, he was provided with funds (Se« ALLEN-SCOTT, Page T) th» marl* terlM — ftoelo or CMM!« FINAL.WNBFINfe ton/ Offti ints 16 near Judge Kilkenny A STEAKS OR MoCabs ud SMMM! y MDDLETWN - Tire de- Kank tor 1.5 EttMHWB, ttd |0M|M Ofai«ffl,|of K*w Shrewsbury. ""• '""W «&• Moo Zudcenau ytUkHHrnm. -AMP HO A-LA- stroyed two storage sbtds Mon- our n PWM«S day OB Broadway, BetfenL ! EATONTWH —Thirteen mem- pe Fire CUef Heary J, Lott, Jr.,1 bers wtrt received into the id tat lire - wu »pj*n»dy Kai&ts d die Attar at St Doro- ^24 UiM itteaduci woo ME wHAt you *rwt 150. WANT AMP lit M0P *!*rt*d by sponHameou* cotnbxu- tbea't church 1M Saturday. umCounty at ft. sha- on, Ht nM Coyle, pastor, pre- tomorrow night, Rev. Chirfct S. W«b*ter, aia doiltr y*kt« (4 the damage. sided at the ceretnootet aad pre- BANKING Tke meettag win be conducted Itter <* the Fim Preibyterttn The *eds were owned by Ur- sented etch boy a casaock aad by retired Supreme Court Justice Church, Red Bank, wtU delive ban Hanoock. surpHce. fee ywr writ*_ Henry E. Aokerson, Jr., who has the invocation and benediction. The Belford Engine, Belford New member* are Richard been president for the past seven tdependent and Port Monmouth Eberle, James McKinley, Robert y»»ri. A report of the oreanlza- •t Mr *tr*-hi wtofewe, 1 AT ROBERT HAUL FETE re Oompanles answered the Goss, Edward Maloney and John Won . 1663 activities will fef given larm. Peel of New Shrewsbury, Mark by Amos E. Kraybill. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - U Rudinskl, Richard Reuter, John on Zimmerman, 9 Jubilee CIr. There were no Injuries Judge Kilkenny Joins a list ol re- Ganley, Vincent Festa, George Strathmore, and hi« two son ported. prominent persons who have ad- Sauerweln, Henry Dressing and Barry, 7, and Louis. 4"/i. atten Gary Drum of Eatontown and drewed the society's annual ed a father and son dinner apo meeting in the pest, They include There'* no Trick to Having Ex. Mark Schlssler, Shrewsbury. aored by the New Brunswicl ra Cash. You Get it Fast When U. S. Supreme Court Justice Wil- Chamber of Commerce at How Nine" n?einbers receiving cer- liam Brennan, N. J. Supreme ard Johnson's, New Brunswic You Use The Register Classified. tificates and one^/ear pins were: tfmto Cfp. Court Juttice* Joseph Weimraub April 22. Mr. Zimmerman it —AdvertUement. Thomas Pearce, Shrewsbury Haydn Proctor and C. Thomas store manager for Robert Hall Schettlno, the late U.S, District on Rt. 18, East Brunswick. C°urt J[«ta« AKred Moderelli, Dean Willed Heckel of the Rut^ gen Law Sohoo!, and Dr. Mason There's no Trick to Having Ex- Grow, president of Rutgers Unl- tra Cash. You Get It Fast When Automatic ICE MAKER Equipped vanity. You Use The Register Classified. —Advertisement. Goldspot 16.3 Cu. Ft. Frostless BUY IT AT THE LOW PRICE Allen-Scott (Continued) BUY IT AT t7_ -. to return to the U.S. with his Schwartz particularly argues it mtutv Russian wife. Is up to Mrs. Knight to explain Refrigerator-Freezers Another Bottleneck whether the Central Intelligence 99 Another State Department Agency has a hand in passport bottleneck encountered by the in- matters. He vigorously holds NEW "Compact vestigators Is In the office of that Is strictly in her province. Abba SchwarU, controversial So far, the commission CUT «60.95 head of the Bureau of Security & been unable to get any Informa- Consular Affair). tion from the State Department Regular $459.95 He and Mrs. Frances KnJght, on passports Involving relatives HAIR DRYER of Oswald. chief of the Passport Division, UTTMAN'S are at bitter loggerheads over Such data could prove highly LOW PRICE answering a three-page question- revealing. naire about Oswald's passports. The department did instruct Mrs. Knight contends .that many, Ambassaor Pay, Kohler to make of these questions are direotly another effort to get additional *399 within Schwartz's jurisdiction. Soviet information about He is challenging this. wald. Kohler returned to Mos- NO MONEY DOWN cow recently after consultations in Washington. Russia has pro- on Sears Easy Payment Phut Porter vided some data regarding the Available in 4 colors at assassin, but the commission No Extra Cost. (Continued) deems it very Inadequate. tracking down the crooks, they Views Differ Without Icemaker $366 still can't keep up with them, Within the commission there is for we virtually invite them to sharp difference of view over in- defraud us. terrogating Yuri Nossenko, high- Only a qualified physician can ranking Soviet secret police of- diagnose real medical troubles ficial who defected to the U.S. and provide legitimate medical in Geneva early this year. treatment. Here are questions to Nossenko specialized in ask yourself to spot the most 'American section" of the KGB, flagrant of the phony offers: and is credited with knowing Pay Weekly 'Secret' Remedies about Oswald. •r Monthly Is it a "secret" remedy? If so, Former CIA Director Allen it's almost surely a fake. Dulles, a commission member, No. 9938 How did you hear about it? If is strongly opposing the sum- Better Became: t's advertised in a pulp magazine moning of Nossenko. Dulles has e It's all frostiest—even in or by a layman, beware. If the indicated he Is expressing the UNIVERSAL seller had an answer to any of view of CIA authorities. Other 182 Ib. true freezer. Fan- our ills, he wouldn't have to commission members are saying forced air blows messy frost APPLIANCES spend money to advertise. We'd that is added reason the Russian and all your defrosting be beating at his door by the mil defector .should be questioned. So quirt, k whispers. This petite-size hat box ions. Chief Justice Earl Warren, chores away forever. style hair dryer is brand new. The carrying Does the purveyor claim he's chairman, has given, no indica- Spacemaster shelves, twin "battling the medical profession" tion of his attitude on this back- crispero, meat keeper and Case looks like fine-grain leather in the popular which is prejudiced against his stage clash. Tbone color. Two temperature settings dry hair great discovery? 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JCeUy, IIS Tw- ift* HtD^ji from Laval Unrversi 268 Club Women Gather for Conference ASBURY PARK - the him- 4aU Rd., taarjtiMed, st a recegt y, Quebec, FAIR HAVEN — PufcUdly of Use Keyport W«*Jy wsrl Mat* There were IS tote tuba&Uvi., Art which *M cm ti* theme e engagement of Mr. Soyder is an alumnus of books, art, art scrapbooks ant win Journal. Mrs. McLane stated that tod * scene in New Jersey in tmoi their daughter. Miss Lama Irene Middletown Township High School New Resolution erf the tercentenary was won by ocean scene In oil, and Mr«. profit* from a luncheon and fa*. photography were competitions books were judged on a point KeHy, to Leroy W. W. Snyder, an holds a bachelor of soience Also a guest speaker was Mrs. system which stressed "quality Mrs. John Kirk, Red Oaks Wom- Maurice Toulme, River Plaza on show to be given tomorrow ion of Henry D. H. Snyder, 160 degree from Monmouth College, judged at the fifth district spring Harley L. Dangremond, Teaneck, not inches" in the printed stories. an's Club, for a boat scene in Woman's Club, third, for a beach by the hospital's A*bury Park Union Ave., Hazlet, and the late West Long Branch, where he was conference of the New Jersey chairman of the religion division scene in oil. Honorable mention Auxiliary. Mrs. Lydia P. Snyder, a member of Tau Kappa Beta State Federation of Women' of the General Federation of went to Mrs. Anne Ruscito of The event will take place tt Jersey Shore Woman's Club for 1230 p.m. in Deal Gotf and An October wedding is planned. fraternity. He is employed as Clubs Monday. Women's Clubs. ]n her speech Miss Kelly, a graduate of Red an auditor with William H. Mc- "390 Years of 'Understanding," scene of Washington's head- Country Club. Fashions will be Bank Catholic High School, holds Gee & Company, Inc., New York There were 268 registrations o: Mrs. Dangremond announced quarters in Caldwell, in water- shown by the Jean Schwartz Shop a bachelor of arts degree cum City. members from 32 of the 35 fed that she.was spearheading a reso- color. of Asbury Park. laude from Saint Joseph College, eraied clubs attending the even; lution to return prayers to the Raritan Township Woman's Mrs. Walter Sleinbach Is hon- Emmitsburg, Md., where she is staged in.Willowbrook Inn. Mr: schools which she will introduce Club won first prize for its art orary chairman of the committee now an instructor in French. She George R.. Schneider, Wayside at the General Federation con- scrapbook on Gauguin, with Mrs. Eric Loth as general fifth district vice president, pre vention. Jersey Shore Woman's Club chairman and Mrs. Vincent P. ided. Mrs. William A. Nicol, Hoho won a second award for photog Keuperand Mrs. John T. Rosa raphy, a color scene of the The Presidents' reports were heard kus, state chairman of civics and as vice chairmen. including Mrs. George A. Doo- legislation, commented in her oceanfront. Others on the committee are little. Jr.i Asbury Park - Jerse; talk, "Politics is Everybody's President of the host club, Mrs. Mrs. D. A. Ajello, president, towne shoppe hore; Mrs. Frederick R. Hoi Business," that club members Dale B. Otto, Woman's Club of Mrs. Graham Ashmead, Mrs. man, Asbury Park Woman' should be interested in all aspects Red Bank, gave the official wel- James Boyle, Mrs. Harry Bergen, Club; Mrs. Joseph E. Walsh of politics on- all levels — local, come. Others participating in the Mrs. Elmer Brown, Mrs. C. T. conference program were Mrs. has . . . Avon; Mrs. William T. Pinker state . and federal. Mrs. Conrad Coll, Jr., Mrs. Joseph J. Coupe, ton, Belmar; Mrs. Donald Lauer Christiansen of West Collings- Joseph E. Carroll, past president Mrs. Gordon Daniel, Mrs. George Breton Woods; Mrs. Paul Hamby, wood spoke as state youth conser- of the host club, invocation; Mrs. Emmons, Mrs.. Arthur Fulton, Joseph Estenes, Freehold, fifth Cliffwood Beach; Mrs. John vation chairman. Mrs, Alfred Garfall, Mrs. Chester that Smock, Eatontown; Mrs. T. district civics and legislation Miss Barbara Adams, Mana- chairman, and Mrs. E. L. Kime, Gibson, Mrs. E. M. Goddard, Mount Applegate, Emmay Club; ;quan, soprano soloist, accompan- Mrs. Robert Haase, Mrs. Vernon Mrs. Kenneth L. Coyte, Farming- fifth district music chairman, ied at the piano by Mrs. Beth opening patriotic ceremonies; J Harvey, Mrs. Ernest Lass, "Special" ale Fortnightly; Mrs. John T. Tregaskis, Wanamassa, provided Mrs. Charles Lewis, Jr., Mrs. rreeman, Freehold. Mrs. Robert Lockwood, Fair Hav- the musical interlude. en, fifth district drama chairman, G. H. MacPhail Mrs. Harold Also, Mrs. William Carlin Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow, club collect; Mrs. John Kinney, Rainear, Mrs. Roy Rtiss, Mrs. Gown for Keansburg; Mrs. Melvin A. Philo Shrewsbury, was conference Matawan, state chairman, cre- D. L. Terwilliger, Mrs. Stanley q. Keyport Literary; Mrs. Thorna: chairman; Mrs, William V. Mc- dentials and registration; Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Paul Witteman. E. Fallon, Keyport Woman', Lane, Hazlet, fifth district pub- Henry J. Braun, Middletown, the Prom.' :iub; Mrs. James Hickey, Lin licity chairman, in charge o timekeeper, and Mrs. Carl F Miss Laura I. Kelly roft; Mrs. Clarence J. Golem press book competition, and Mrs Schongar, Spring Lake, parlia- List Aides liewski, Long Branch; Mrs Harry DeSamper, Lincroft, fifth mentary consultant to the state Save a serving dish at clean- George Buckelew, Manasquan district art chairman, in charge board. up time! Mix cooked rice with Mrs. Albert AHell, Matawan of art and photography competi For Hospital cooked green peas or cooked tions. All winners of first awards in 87 HIGHWAY, 36 Mrs. Ludwig Bilow, 3d, Middle the district competitions will com- chooped spinach and serve in one Publicity Winners PORT MONMOUTH town; Mrs. John L. Ewald, New pete on state level at the state dish. Both the peas and the Shrewsbury; Mrs. Vivian M. Kub Publicity book winners were, Auxiliary OPEN WED. and FRI. 'TIL 9 spinach taste fine with the rice, convention next month in Atlantic er. Ocean Grove; Mrs. Donali Class A — Dailies only: Woman's City. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Irving 787-4989 especially when seasoned with Cairns, Parlin; Mrs. David Smith, Club of Red Bank, first; Wom- PUBLICITY BOOKS entered by 18 cliibs in the New T. Bartlett, president of the Mid- butter, salt and pepper. Judges for the art competition 'oint Pleasant; Mrs. Earnest F. an's Club of Long Branch, second, Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs' fifth district were Mrs. Arthur Lobel, Mrs. Jo- dletown Auxiliary pf the Bayshore Foster, Raritan Township; Mrs, Community Hospital, named com- and Woman's Club of New spring conference staged Monday in Willowbrook Inn seph Heinrich and Mrs. Norman Dale B. Otto, Red Bank; Mrs Shrewsbury, third. McMullen, all of the Guild of mittee chairmen at a recent William Moore, Red Oak; Mrs, Class B — Weeklies only: no draws comments from guest speaker Miss Geraldino Creative Art, Shrewsbury. meeting here in the Old Village Pierce Taylor, Sea Girt; Mrs first; Keyport Woman's Club, Brown, left, associate editor of the Keyport Weekly, Publicity books were judged by fire house. Jdna C. Chase, South Amboy: WHEN IT COMES TO second, and Woman's Club of and Mrs. William McLane, Cornell Dr., Raritan Township, Miss Brown, Miss Shirley A. Dox- They are Mrs. A. S. Collls, Ars. Walter H. Westbrook, Spring Breton Woods, third. telephone; Mrs. Thomas Conlon, fifth district publicity chairman. "Quality—not inches" stater, women's editor, Perth Am- ; Mrs. Walter E. Davis Class C — Both dailies and boy Evening News, and Mrs. Kay ways and means; Mrs; Gerson HALF SIZES ifodern Muses, Toms River; Mrs weeklies: Woman's Club of Rari- was the essential basis of contest judging. Jones, Asbury Park Press. Friedman, publicity; Mrs." Wayne AND lison Den Bleyken, Twin City; tan Township, first; Woman's Hyatt, program; Mrs. Richard /Irs. Charles Sayre, Evening Club of Laurence Harbor, second; Kelly, membership; Mrs. Sidney EXTRA SIZES Membership department chair- Woman's Club of Asbury Park, I. Sawyer, hospitality, and Mrs. man and Mrs. Elmer C. Des- third, and Jersey Shore Wom- Club Sponsors International EveningFred Trenery, nominating. SEE US! mond, junior adviser. an's Club, honorable mention. Guest speaker was Wayne Guest speaker at the morning EATONTOWN - Maj. and Mrs. a year. He has completed an Anthony A. Iacopino, served as Hyatt, who explained the fund- Renee's ession was Miss Geraldine iiulio Polloni, Santiago, Chile, engineering course at Fort Mon- interpreter for the evening. raising chain of command for the rown, Matawan, who plugged at- Rummage Sale ^ BROAD ST. and Capt. and Mrs. Frank Bel- mouth' and will leave for Chile Mrs. Christopher T. Flannery, hospital and the quota for the endance to the state convention Continues Friday tran, Barcelona, Spain, were international relations chairman, township. RED BANK May 12-15 on the theme " '94 — Aug. 7. The Polloni family en- MORGANVILLE — A rummage ;uests of the international rela- Joyed Washington, D.C., so much arranged for the guests through A membership luncheon will be 64 — Let's Make It More!" held May 17 at 12:30 p.m. in sale held here last week by the tions department of the Woman's that they will spend the month Fort Monmouth. Miss Brown is associate editor Mbnmouth-Ocean Chapter of the Attending were Mr. Flannery, Bamm Hollow Country Club. In immunity Club at a buffet sup- of July there before going home. National Secretaries Association per Saturday in the home of Mr. Mrs. facopino, Mr. and Mrs. John charge of reservations is Mrs. will be continued Friday and and Mrs. George Peterson, La- Capt. Beltran and his wife have Smock, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick William Schweizer, 187 King* Saturday. The sales is taking fetra Ave. been in the United States for Stillwell, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hwy. >lace in the garage of Mrs. Irene Maj. Polloni and his wife have two weeks and are living in Ea- Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs. Ron- 'avanaugh's home, 106 Roose- been living in Long Branch with tontown. This is the first visit ald Seywert and Mr. and Mrs. They were all asked the same question: velt Ave., Marlboro Gardens, off their four children for more than to this country for Mrs. Beltran. Robert P. Irwin. Receive Rt. 79. Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Friday and all day Saturday be- ginning at 9 a.m. Awards The sale is for the benefit of the chapter's Monmouth College What's so special about Scholarship Fund. At Dinner RUMSON — The Rumson Gar- WRONG DAY den Club celebrated its 50th an- RED BANK — The dessert- niversary at a dinner dance at- Wonder Round Bread? fashion show sponsored by Circ, tended by more than 150 mem- 1 of the Women's Society < bers and guests last week in the Christian Service will be tomo Rumson Country Club. row at 8 p.m. It was incorrectl The Garden Club of America reported in yesterday's editio: Medal of Merit was presented to :hat the show was to7 be heli Miss Emily Goetze, Windmill La., tonight at Fellowship Hall in th for her achievement in the field Methodist Church, Broad St. horticulture, propogation, grow- ing and sharing unusual plants, conducting workshops and i creat- ing interest in horticulture among her fellow members. CLASS Mrs. Leighton Lobdell was pre- sented a gold disc inscribed with the seal of the Rumson Garden DANCING Club for her 50 years of outstand- ing interest and achievements in MS. NITE—BEGINNERS the club. Mrs. Lobdell was one of the original members when THORS. NITE—ADVANCED the club was founded in 1914. Mrs. Oliver Vietor presented 8 p.m. Sharp—1.50 Person the medal to Miss Goetz, and Mrs. Randolph Beardsley pre- senter the award to Mrs. Lobdell. "Since I brought Wonder Round Bread home my "Wonder Round Bread reminds me of the way children are eating more bread. But, of course, good bread used to taste. Both the texture and ARTHUR nutritious Wonder Bread is good for them, so I flavor seem far better to me and, of course, the AN INTERNATIONAL EVENING Is enjoyed by, left to right, Mrs. Giulio Polloni of don't mind buying an extra loaf every week." round slices fit perfectly into the toaster." MURRAY Santiago, Chile; Mrs, Christopher Flannery, international relations chairman of the 157 Broad St., Red Bank Eatontown Woman's Community Club, and Mrs. Frank Beltran of Barcelona, Spain. 741-5858 Mrs. Polloni and Mrs. Beltran and their husbands were guests of the club Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson of Eatontown. s Bride-to-Be Is Honored " EYE POPPING RED BANK — A bridal shower len, Long Island, and Mrs. Jules was given for Miss Linda Wil- Topfer and Mrs. Walter Bennett, Hie way you can save money on art son, 61 John St., in her home Sr.f Fair Haven, Monday by two of her attend- supplies... just see... ants, Mrs. Helene McKenna, That little old art supplier Oceanport, and Miss Gail Wilson, Second Birtluiay Red Bank. LITTLE SILVER - Frank M. Guests were Mrs. James Plu- Madure, son of Mr. and Mrs. maker, Mrs. William Fordham, Joseph F. Madure, 29 Woodland Mrs. Rose Whalen, Mrs. Charles St., celebrated his second birth- LOU COOPER day with a barbecue party Sun- Miller, Mrs. Lois Gonella, Mrs. 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY Andrew DePonii, Mrs. Frank day at his home. Calandriello, Mrs. George Schultz Among the guests were his "I bought a loaf of Wonder Round Bread just "We happen to enjoy a lot of round sandwich Mrs. Harry Jackson, Mrs. Hy- brother, Josepli, and grandpar- for a novelty. But it went over so big that now fillings at our house, so Wonder Round Bread man Polin, Mrs. Stephen Gretz, ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ma- it's our regular bread. It toasls much better, and made a lot of sense. And then we discovered that Mrs. Helen Atrochin, Mrs. James dure, Red Bank, and Mr. and I'm convinced it has more flavor." it also has a better texture and flavor." Walker, Mrs. Walter Bennett, Jr., Mrs. Marvin Bernstein, Wayside, Mrs. Adrian Woodward, Jr., Mrs. with their children, Marvin, Ralph Rich, rioty orange-gold In Harold Allen, Mrs. John Allen, MOM, PONT and Nancy Ann. color. Rich, fresh, butter- SOU THINK HE Mrs, Jesse Cook, Mrs. Charles swect in flavor. That's Famous Wonder Quality Makes This Loaf KNOCKED OFF LEON'S Wilson, Miss Vikkie Bennett and Also, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WORK TOO CLEANERS Salmon and daughter, Cathleen, Colonnade squash. Gosh! SOOM? Miss Charlotte Naimo, all of Red MAKfc EVER1* EFFORT Bank. Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Paul But squash is just one of The Greatest Round Bread of Them All! TO awe voo THE VERY Also, Mrs. Catherine Wilson, Lista and Mr. and Mrs. Henry the many fresh vegetables BEST. _. South Amboy; Mrs. Robert S. Al- Lorkiewicz, Long Branch. freshly cooked onJy min- utes before at Colonnade. New Wonder is the best thing that and tender, and Always. Every day. Winter, ever happened to round bread. summer, autumn or spring. Wonder Round Come in today. Try any or The famous Wonder recipe is SHERMAN'S FIELDCREST SHOP Bread gives you . . . and your expensive rugs and carpots deserve many of the fresh vege- rich in fine ingredients to and your family vi- tables well have ready tot the best in service, but most important quality. bring out extra flavor t.imins, minerals and your instant reach. and goodness in other important food every delicious elements needed in a wcll- .lice. Every diu I ry Wonder Hound, slice is so fresh i < ic.iust uninil bread of them all. COLONNADE! '.Names iillvl jikliijsscs on icijiuu txuaaus FOOD..,INSTANT RIACH Monmouth Shopping Center, Eitontnm

CAftltillA: M^ Mm, fr|, na0. ui Helps build strong bodies 12 ways!® : Mm. Dint tit UM-1M kvstMtM 01964, CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANV. Incorporated Chicken Dinner At Baplitt Cluirch >, Gay Comedy Elects New Officers RED BANK - A chicken dinner w'JJ be served by-membtrt of the By MJLLI HBUSKA Kvmu CtMotry Ctofc. FaASoM wifl Mistkmiy Cirtl* ot tfc* Ctlvtry Mttouwm WM elected president be, presented % the Cofee* Tree, Baptist Church it Wfin Saturday ^ "Three Men on a Horse" opens this weekend at Of the Woman's fatoliiry to Mou-Shrewsbury. A tftkc&oo of cock- h the ia&maA dL tb* cbweh, pe Ntvesink Library Theater. It is a gay comedy mouth Countyifeiical Society at tail fashions wiH be by Nardis Bridge Ave. with new faces in the lead roles. Among the new peo- its recent meeting in the home of Dallas. Mrs. sW Shapiro is in Mrs. Hattie BaskervWe it din- ple appearing in the play are Marti (Mrs. Victor) Dingle of Mrs. George Massell, 581 Nave- charge of decorations. Mrs. Al- ner chairman. The circle's pres- sink River Rd. fred' Shapiro and Mrs. Cyril Ar- ident is Mfts. Adelia Frost. and Larry Rastofer of Little Silver and Dr. Barry Gra- Others elected were Mrs. Louis anitis are chairmen of the event. belle of Middletown. Veteran players include Buddy Salmon, president-elect; Mrs. An- There's no TVick to Hiving Ex- TODAY The meeting program featured Silver of Little Silver... Don Gordon of New Mon thony Garruto, first vice presi- Origami artist Mrs. Florence tra Cash. You Get it Fast When ANNUAL SPRING PARTY. dent; Mrs. Pascal Federici, sec- You Use The Register Classified. mouth... Evan Baker Shrewsbury Hose Company Aux- ond vice president; Mrs. Edward 'emko of New Shrewsbury, who —Advertisement. Fair Haven...Bob Good geles and will move on to San iliary, 8 p.m., fire house. Keleman, treasurer; Mrs. Her- gave a demonstration of the Jap- Francisco for several months be- CARD PARTY, Oceanport bert Engel, financial secretary; nese art of paperfolding. She man of Navesink... Fran fore returning home. Mrs. Virgiiio Ciampi, recording PTA, 8 p.m., Hi-Henry Inn, Long was introduced by Mrs, Craig Greene of Fair Haven. Branch. secretary, and Mrs. Jack Stock- Roberts, program chairman. Emi Hemleb of Rumson... am Monmouth County's "Doggie fish, corresponding secretary. Donald Keyes of Atlantic High Society" has its own "Most Eligi- TOMORROW Retiring president Mrs. Stan- When you are boiling leeks to lands. The p!ay is being pn ble Bachelor List" and my mail DESSERT - FASHION SHOW, ley Edeiken, announced that funds sented by the Monmouth Playeri this week included a letter from Circle 1 of the WSCS, Red Bank serve as a vegtable, you.'Il need were sent to the Medical Student two bunches for six servings. under the direction of John Hem two of them requesting a place Methodist Church, 8 p.m., Fel- Loan Fund, American Medical leb" of Rumson. Jack Steinbei on the list. These debonair lowship Hall. Association Education Research if doing the stage set. young males are Lord Clifton BUSINESS PEOPLE'S LUNCH, Foundation. Also, one nurse's A CATERED The Damon Runyon dassi Schwartz, an AKC registered sil- 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., parish hall scholarship was provided to Ann "Guys and Dolls," will open ver French poodle who has taken of Trinity Episcopal Church, May School of Nursing at Fitkin for. . . the Wagon Wheel Playhousi up residence with the Victor White St., Red Bank. Memorial Hospital, and one COCKTAIL • Oraptrici • Slipcovcri Middletown, next weekend. Dingles of Silverside Ave., Little I ANNUAL DINNER, Mental nurse's scholarship to Monmouth Badspraadt •Blindi A special accolade to the st Silver, and Count Isador Cohen, Health Association, 8 p.m., Deal Medical Center School of Nursing. PARTY who is of slightly less royal line- • Shadef • Curtiint dents of Rumson-Fair Havei Country Club. Mrs. William Jamison an- Completa Installation Sarvie* High School on the presentatioi age. He is a handsome wire- nounced that 170 Future Nurses COSTS LESS THAN haired terrier with marked cock- SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE of their musical, "South Pacific i FRIDAY pins will be distributed to high er spaniel ancestry. The count after the fire that burned all thei PLAY, school students interested in ca- YOU'D IMAGINE! 747 - 4422 has taken up permanent resi- "Three Men On a sets and props only a few da Horse," Monmouth Players, 8:40 reens in nursing. before opening night. They did dence with Rose Gehrig and her Ut ui show you how notonoblt sons in their, pretty redwood Mrs. Stanley A. Haviland, Jr. p.m., Navesink Library Theater, The New. Jersey Medical So- a beautiful job with Impruvisec (The former Miss Linda A. Good) ciety Convention will be held in our terrlc* It. You MM time. shingle house on Silverside Ave., Monmouth Ave., Navesink. •Hort and aggravation when w» staging and setting* in the gym Little Silver. RUMMAGE SALE, 9 a.m. to Atlantic City May 17, 18 and 19. *»lp plan your cocktail party. nasium under fee direction o: 4 p.m., basement of Middletown On May 18 at the Woman's Paul 0. Grammer and Caroly Reformed Church, Kings Hwy., Auxiliary presidents' luncheon, PHONE 747-9217 Hill. Lois MacDonald of Fai Mrs. Edson Oberlander and Ens. Haviland Marries Middletown. Mrs. Kathryn Granahan, treas- Haven did the choreography Mrs. John Gallo of Middletown SPRING DANCE, St. Gabriel's urer of the United States, will J & J NIVEN'S be guest speaker. Th» play starred Linda Lan are chairmen of the Middletown Catholic Church, 8:30 p.m., Molly JDaily 9 to 5:30; Fri. 'til 9 hammer and Gerald Oyan a: Woman's Club Tercentenary In Pennsylvania Church Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. Installation of the new officers WINE BARREL Nellie Forbush and Eroile di J468 Broad St., Shrewsbury luncheon and fashion show. The of the auxiliary will take place 4 Monmouth St. Red Bank Becque, Mark Bentley as E party will be held in The Cob- JAMISON, Pa. — Miss Linda Bank; Dean Haviland, Cranford, SATURDAY at a spring luncheon and fashion at but (top sign Cable, Carol Glaser as Li a bleStones on Rt. 35, Middletown, Ann Good and Ens. Stanley Au and Karl Haviland, Willingboro, PLAY, "Three Men On a show May 28 in the Deal Golf James Brooks as Luther Blllls May 11. Mustillo's of Red Bank gustus Haviland, Jr., U.S. Navy, N. J., ushered. Horse," Monmouth Players, 8:40 and Sharon Brown as Blood) will exhibit the coming season's son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley The bride, a graduate of Cen- p.m., Navesink Library Theater, of Molly Pitcher Inn,'Red Bank. Mary. most irresistible fashions. Haviland, Sr., 20 Alston Ct., Red tral Bucks High School, Doyles- Monmouth Ave., Navesink. DINNER - DANCE, Republican Bank, N, J., were married here town, is a teller in the Doylestown RUMMAGE SALE, 9 a.m. to Club of Red Bank, 8 p.m., ball- Jean and Jack VIM der Lleth Patricia Reardon of Shrews- April 18 in Redeemer Evangeli- National Bank and Trust Com- 12 noon, basement of Middletown room of Moliy Pitcher Inn, Red GO of Sailer's Way, Rumson, are bury has taken over the reins cal Lutheran Church in a double pany, Doylestown. Reformed Church, Kings Hwy-, Bank. off for a long weekend to the of the Monmouth Workshop ring ceremony by Rev. James The bridegroom, a graduate of Middletown. DINNER - DANCE, Cadillac CAMEO posh Greenbrier In White Sul- temporarily. The workshop Daniels. Red Bank High School and Dela- CHICKEN DINNER, Mission- Civic Association, 7:45 p.m., Pa- ... for your new summer wardrobe of phur Springs, W. Va. provides training and Jobs for Parents of the bride are Mr. ware Valley College, Doylestown, ary Circle of the Calvary Baptist triots' Room of Molly Pitcher after 5 and casual dresses! physically or mentally re- and Mrs. William Good of Fur- is attending Nuclear Biological Church, 12 noon, basement of the Inn, Red Bank. EXPERT FITTINGS and ALTERATIONS' Fred Fischer of Deal Is com- tarded men and women of all long, Pa. and Chemical Defense School in church, Bridge Ave., Red Bank. DINNER, Atlantic Highlands modore of the new Patton ages. Mrs. Marilyn Wilgocki was or- Philadelphia. The couple are re- LUNCHEON, New Jersey Chap- Bowling League, 7:30 p.m., Fed- Point Yacht Club on Pleasure siding in Jenkintown, after a wed- ter of Notre Dame Alumni Asso- eral Room of Molly Pitcher Inn, CAMEO APPAREL She Is an associate of Flor- ganist, and Mrs. John Miller, solo- 1 Bay, Long Branch. Dr. Mar ence Kararslck, also of Red ist. A-reception followed in the ding trip to the Pocono Mountains. ciation, 1:30 p.m., Garden Room Red Bank. 665 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN tin Rush of Red Bank Is vice Bank, in a free lance Interior Hatboro Manor in Hatboro. (Colony Sho ping Centre) commodore and the limited decorating business. Mr. Good gave his daughter in membership roster Includes marriage. She wore a long- Freeholder Marcus Daly of For the "What's New on the sleeved gown of silk organza Iincroft. Champagne Circuit?" depart- fashioned with a scoop neckline ZIP SERVICE ment: Yvonne of the Rhapsody on the basque bodice appliqued "Swede" (Rolston) Water- in Blue, West End, has broken with Alencon lace re-embroidered bury, a member of Monmouth ground for a new swimming with pearls and sequins. The jew- You Call - We Install County'! bachelor society, has pool and cabana club on the eled motif was repeated on the taken up residence In Rumson oceanslde of the club's grounds. bouffant skirt which terminated PHONE 222-3193 Hotel, following the sale of his in a chapel train from a bow house' on Hill Terrace, Middle- That huge charcoal drawing back. Her fingertip veil was held H. KAABE GLASS CO. town. of Dave Doran that graces the in place by a crown of seed fireplace wall of his Quay in pearls and she carried a cascade Gary Pillar of New York, the Sea Bright is the work of the of white carnations and roses. "Mike Bauer" of TV's soa portrait artist, Tom Dunn of WINDOW GLASS! Matron of honor was Mrs. Ken- 549-551 Broadway, opera, "The Guiding Light," wil Belford. neth Fratrik of Point Pleasant, Long Branch be a "salesman" at the Antique! N. J. Bridesmaids were the Miss- Show and Sale at Allaire De Mark 0. Turner, the new gen- es Janis Good, at home, sister served Village May 16. Gary eral manager of Molly Pitcher of the bride; Janice Perkins, Fur- • an artist and an antique buff a nn, Red Bank, will be host at long, and Sherry Haviland, Red well as an actor. And he will be ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the Bank, sister ,of the bridegroom, guest on my radio show in th inn's new and beautiful swim- Jersey Blues Room of Moll; They wore two-piece gowns of ming pool, 20-unit wing, marina, peau satin fashioned with short Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, on thi and snack and cocktail bar on evening of May 15. sheath and detachable floor Friday evening at six. The length overskirt softly pleated and ceremony will be followed by a caught in the back by a bow and An efchi'bition of oil painting; cocktail party for press, radio streamers. Their crown head- .... pastels . . . lithographs.. and honored guests. pieces trimmed with pearls •nd drawings by - Babette Bau- matched their gowns which were 'ritM Edelstein of New Shrews- And Marge and Fred Manson's in ocean green for the honor at- bury will open at the Guild ol The Cobblestones, which was tendant and in citron yellow for Creative Art in Shrewsbury Fri- quite beautiful to start with, has the bridesmaids. They carried day. Babette will spend the sum ad extensive redecoration. cascade bouquets of green and RED BANK DEBS, including the queen herself, are phofographed at the annual Mon- mer In Europe looking for new yellow carnations. Inspiration. She is the wife of mouHi County Cotillion in Convention Hall, Asbury Park. From left to right, Misses The "Hully Gully-ing" and "Al- i Monroe Edelstein, noted portrait The bridegroom was attended ley Catting" to Walt Penny's Katherine Bland, Janice Frost, second place winner, W. Eva Griffith, Dianne Olay photographer. by his four brothers. Mart Lon music at Reidy's, Avenue of Two Haviland, Wickford, R. I., was and Marva Alleyne. •Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spa^nola Rivers, Rumson, is back in full best man and Neal Haviland, Red of BeKord, who do the "Mar swing now that Jim and Doll ••••••••••••••• Eunice and Joe" show on Sun- McGregor have returnf>d from •••^•••••••••••••* days over WRLB-FM, Lon] 'aim Beach. They are in resi- Bridge Winners Branch, did a "live" special per Jence at their summer home in RED BANK — High scorers OPENING VERY SOON! formanee of several of Mar; Sea Bright. at the Jersey Shore Duplicate ¥ Eunice's one-act plays for thi Bridge Club game played Friday cloistered nuns at Visitation Con Birthday Party in the Molly Pitcher Inn were, north and south, Robert Young, vent in Jtiverdale, N.Y. The HIGHLANDS - Edward J. ¥ Holmdel, and Jack Stern, Locust, Spagnolaj are the only lay peo Kwik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ¥ first; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nank- ple ever alkwed in the cloister ward A. Kwik, 54 Fifth St., cele- ivell, Matawan, second, and Mrs. ¥ brated his first birthday recently Peter Policastro, Lincroft, and ¥ Wane Rapaport of Sea Brighl t a party in his home. Antonio Dionisi, Locust, third. plans to spenH a year in Califor- Guests included his maternal nia. She is frying in Los An- ;randmother, Mrs. Ernest Slo- East and west winners were ¥ Mrs. A. Judson Dunlap, Brielle, RITE :um and his paternal grandpar- ¥ nts, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kwik, and Alvin Albadie, Lincroft, first; lr.; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kwik, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz, ¥ LADIES' r., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Slocum Rumson, second, and Miss Mar- ¥ garet Michel, Atlantic Highlands, BEEF CO ind daughters, Toni and Linda; ¥ "STYLE Jrs. Harold Slocum and son, and Mrs. Elmer Godwin, Fair CUTS" {obert; John Slocum, and Mrs. Haven, third. ¥ DIRECT RECEIVERS OF CARLOAD LOTS iarie Hagaman and daughter, High scorers Wednesday night ¥ by ;velyn. in the Molly Pitcher Duplicate ¥ Larry Bridge Club game were, north OF BEEF. PORK, VEAL and LAMB Also, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene and south, Mrs. Arthur Gross and, ¥ [agaman and children, Terry, Mrs. John Lovett, both of Little ¥ ;ugene and Alan; Mrs. Tina Silver, first; Mr. Stern and Don- ¥ Open Thurs. Eve. 'til 9 p.m. [omberger, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ald Trotter, Fair Haven, second; ¥ fomberger and daughter, Rita; Mrs. William Mosher and Mrs. 20% TO 40% Ar. and Mrs. Robert Waters, Sr., ¥ 741-5010 Sonia Fay, Lincroft, third, and and Mrs. Robert Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz, ¥ SPRING Robert; Mrs. Harriet Al- Rumson, fourth. CONTESSA D'OR recht and daughter, Deborah; ¥ RAINCOAT SPECIAL East and west winners were SAVINGS ON Hairdressers lr. and Mrs. Dominick La Bruno ¥ nd Gaetano Sgambato. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Theimer, ¥ Matawan, first and Miss Mar- 13.99 Newman Springs Rd. garet Michel, Atlantic Highlands ¥ Buying or selling? Use the Llncroft and Mrs. E. Farcus Godwin, Fair ¥ Dash in and find your favorite egisfcr Classified for quick re- H™^" ALL MEATS suits.—Advertisement. ' ,••>"• ¥ raincoat in this great collection of values. •k NO MIDDLEMAN PROFIT Time for a Chesterfields, trenchcoats, GRAMAN'S ¥ Balimacaans, capecoats, classics, shaped new you VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. ¥ LOCATED ON ROUTE 36 silhouettes, single or double Now's the time to look ¥ 77A MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK. N. J. ¥ PALMER AVENUE breasted, in Avril* rayon/cotton or cotton PHONE 747.5623 your liest . . . with a ¥ tackle twill. Oyster, beige, gold, AUTHORIZED feminine new hjiirdo ¥ KEANSBURG expertly created by us. ¥ white, black, powder blue, pink and navy HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE ¥ in the group. Misses', Junior and NEW and REBUILT CLEANERS ¥ WE USE GOVERNMENT GRADE (choice) • REPAIRS ON • Magic Touch ¥ MEATS AT ALL TIMES Petite sizes. Raincoats. No mail or phone.orders, please. GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. BEAUTY SALON ¥ IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS ¥ 75 MONMOUTH STREET ¥ former location of FABULOUS MEAT CITY PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. RED BANK FRANKLIN SIMON PARTS FOR •42-0042 ¥ VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS LOUISE and GRACE ¥ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS;'etc. Exptrt Hair Styliill MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30, SATURDAY 'TIL & vvpni x/, ivo* KUJ t>AI\K BELFORD - Hie first Wrm- PaoUse, Joseph Perrtno, Karen titta* tad Mfcta*. Jr.;*** Senior Class Lynn Bowie, JtaeCarotbers, AUa, d*y of Pbyiiw Jotoson, daugh- Potosky, Marilyn RaOa, William dtetown; Mr. 'tad Mn. Jagw Live Within Your Income Carra, Michael Cretneaaj, Har- Sd&ak, Thorn** Shea, Mirjsret ter of Mr. and Mn. John John- old DoUn, Bernard Fagan, Caro- ton Btyview Ave., formerly d Rally tod *» Jtnct, Brick Play Slated Short, Jeff Smith, Swan Smith TowoiWp- lyn Franklin, Frtncet Gwfcridge, tod WWtm Vofc. Maitwtn, vu a&bnUA Aprfl 25 Attending werrMr. tad M»- May 7-9 WiiHua Hammond, Wdhak Asaictiag backstage ' we G*il Ttere'i no Trie* to Htvto* E* 'Hasy Way Out' Isn't The Answer A&pUh, BH& JeiA Header- Ooope* and Judy Huff, promp- Edwt/d LeBedi, ROXMM *** Georgeadne LeBedi, Mi** M*rk» triCtalt — UATA WAN TOWNSHIP — vm, James Hogto, C«orge Kkn- ters; Robert Hudson lighU, t*A By M/UKY FEELEY oils, $1.06; sugar and sweets, $1.- So, according to these estim- Spenctr Hyman, props. Boo*, Union Be»<*; Mr, a»d you UM The RegtiAw ' The senior class of Regional High II, Joan L&voie, Robert Mac- CoMulUnt in Money Management 07; accessories such, as tea andates, the difference between what coffee, $1.80. This totals $37.43. School will present their class Dear Miss Feeley, you probably need and consume, before you buy or build, we ... To adjust these costs to your and what you have on the farm, play, "The Remarkable Incident Tell me, Is it wise to take ou family of five, it's suggested at Carson Cornera," May 7 • large loan for five years ant that you subtract 5 per cent from is $15.98. Add an additional $1 pay all your .debts—and pay this total, leaving $35.56 as the for cleaning supplies per week, through 9, at 8:30 p.m. in the MARINE VIEW lot of interest, too? estimated cost of what your fam- and the difference is $16.98. high school auditorium. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Or is it wiser to keep strug ily would consume per week. Maybe other farm families The three-act play written by gling to pay the smaller loans, Now let's figure roughly what would like to put in a word on Kristen Sergei, deals with a "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" which take up every cent ym you produce on the farm—in this subject of "bought" versus "trial" .set up by the high school have, leaving nothing for cloth terms of money, and for which "home grown" groceries. I'm students of Carson Corners, who ing and any luxuries. Sometime; you are not actually paying out sure Mrs. S. would be interested, accuse their school janitor of MAIN OFFICE Branch Offkt skipping payments and riskin; of your grocery funds: and so would I. pushing one of their fellow class- HIDDLETOWN Hrrt Aw. t*4 legal action, these smaller loan Milk, $6; meat, etc., $6; eggs, mates to his death. would be paid up in two yean (You can write Mary Feeley •74 Highway 31 Highway It $1.60; grains, cereal, $2.50; po- The play is under the direction (Flvt Cenwn) at much less interest in care of this newspaper. She of Carl Youngman, U.S. History AHanrie Hlgfclaa* toatoes, $.50;' vegetables, $2.50; 671-2400 Ml-0100 I'm afraid if we take the fiv< answers questions of widest in- II teacher, and student directors -fakes if* otttof year loan, we might be tempted accessories $.35. Total $19.45. terest in her column.) Karen Hensler and Nancy Rydd. to add more loans and we'd be worse off. We are at our wits' end, like sitting on a time bom waiting for the gas or electrii BIG ON FLAVOR service to be turned off. We sticl AND CASH SAVINGS! JANE PARKER Baked Foods to a strict budget (we have to] and we cut corners to have th barest necessities. What is the answer? Troubled, Freeport, N. V Dear Troubled. You tipped your hand when yoi said, "I'm afraid if we take th< five year loan, we might be tempted to add more loans.1' Thi easy way out is not for you. With all your troubles; you still haven't learned your lesson, I'm convinced it will be in you own best interests to keep plug- ging at Jhe small loans you have now. Two years do pass, you know. Then you'll be ^free and JANE PARKER clear. If you give in now and 8" SIZE — I-IB.,8-OZ take a comfortable single pay ment over the years, the relief will be so great you'll feel you ORANGE can afford to stop pinching pen- WEE SET nies. Actually you can't at this CHERRY point, so don't expose yourself to temptation. I'll give you credit for knowing WON your own weakness. That's an Important step in the right direo TO SAVE tion. If you lick these two hard years ahead, you'll come out with These aren't j some real muscle. —butiwcyMontmoreny Dear Miss Feeley, When You Set Sn this fine pie. Taste the dtotH Please help us with our budg- et. I'm not sure of our yearly difference. Save, too, on the low income, it varies so, but we are price! a family of five—three children ages 3, 5, and 9. We live on a Out For AsP! 1 100-acre farm. We are still young, 32 and 35 years old. We have our own meat which we butcher, our potatoes, and freeze all our veg- etables, (our bread, milk and ice MAKES BUAKFASTS cream are separate from grocer- SAVE ON STOREWIDE LOW PRICES EXTHA RAVOSFULI les.) 339* My husband doesn't th'nk it should cost very much each week SAVE ON WEEKEND SPECIALS for groceries because we have JANE PARKER UK-ICED jSAVE 4c | JANE PARKER OATMEAL these things I mentioned. But I find it hard to manage oti $10 Save PLAID STAMPS For Fine Gifts MB., 4-OZ. of less a week, including cleaning TWIN PACK supplies. Raisin Bread S2* Cookies What do you feel it should You're set to save, indeed, when you shop at A&P! cost? I think a lot of your opin- ion. Especially on the many, many values throughout Mri. D. M. S., Manheim, Pa. the stdire this'weik! That includes a wonderful Dear Mrs. S., variety: "Super-Right" Quality Meats, fresh Let's fight this out with your husband. I maintain you need fruits andi vegetables, and a great selection of nearer $20 a week than $10. groceries. Just look at the fine values on quality- Here's how I figure it, using a famous A&P Exclusives: Jane Parker Baked moderate-cost diet plan set up Foods, Ann Page Fine Foods and A&P Coffee! for a family of four by the United States Department of Agriculture What else? You get valuable Plaid Stamps at. tor the eastern area which in- A&P! (The #1 Stamp Plan in the New York cludes your region: area ... by Far!) Milk, $7.50; meat, poultry, fish, Fresh from the roaster A&P whole-bean coffee conee can give you.., and values you cant get $11.78; eggs, $1.60; dry beans, $.28; grains, cereal, $4.57; po- 17% CAFFEIN FREE gives you everything that any more expensive from any vacuum-pecked coffee at any price. tatoes $.51; citrus fruit $2.39; 5 C other vegetables, $4.85; fats and A&P Instant Coffee 99 MILD & MELLOW, It's all Pura Coffee — A&P *««i" l0 °'< i" In AF Basic 3 IKIT O'CLOCK • AeMtiifSM Instant Coffee 89' 'I ' QreiNri ta *Ut mfi* (it Ww «* 11 All Flavors I-LB. BAG C Marvel Ice Cream :59 • tanrta writf *f *... Vanilla, ClMMlaU, Urawtwry 0*nl»laatl*i H^S.IIw. Crestmont Ice Creom 79C JUPbuaMtfMcm WhlH HOM« — Handy I Pack Evaporated Milk 6 179C A&P Brand —Instant Mix Change to A&P whole-bean coffee C YOU CAN HAVE A POUND — get all the flavor, quality Chocolate Drink "33 OF AsP BEAN COFFEE and freshness you pay for! GROUND TO ORDER ... h jus-f 15 seconds! Fine Dairy Values!

Chad-O-BIt Mild—Patlinrlx«d Preoiu | SAVE 10c Ib. C Cheese Spread 2 loaf 69 A&P Natural — Domeitio ChMU \ SAVE 1c Cash In On These Choice Values! ANN PAGE Fine Foods

Matthew McCarthy 101 ANN PAGE SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Air- Swiss Slices man Matthew E. McCarthy, Jr., Mild Amerioan, Pimtnto, SWIM — Put. Prooiu. son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew e CREAM OF MUSHROOM E. McCarthy, Sr., 80 Oaks Rd., Mel-0-Bit Slices £1 2 X 45 Little Silver, N. J., has completed C mi the first phase of his Air Force Muenster Slices Do^ic "^ 35 basic military training at Lack- 29 SOUP 2 '«;?• 33' land Air Force Base. Mouarella Slices P<^L X ° Airman McCarthy has been se- A C ANN PAGE lected for technical training as Sharp Shredded Cheddar "';: 29 a weather specialist at the Air ANN PAGE Training Command (ATC) School PAGE PEANUT BUTTER at Chanute AFB, 111. Thrifty Frozen Foods! Reolly K»« _ I-LB., 8-OZ. CREAMY SMOOTH EUOW JAR C4t KRUNCHY Driver Is Fined A&P Oradg A — Our Flntst Quality I SAVE 13i r 10 oi. On 2 Charges Sweet Peas 1 ptgi. NUHOHMAISE ANN PAGE PURE

LITTLE SILVER - Magistrate IO01. |QC A&P Spinach u.»orch. .. IV QUART Richard D. Porter Monday night PP 2 plgi- OR JAR fined Robert Girling, 32 Hillside A 10 01. 4QC GRAPE JEL1Y2-53* St., MiddJetown, a total of $45 on A&P Chopped Broccoli A 49' pig!. '*'* ANN PAGE - TOMATO two motor vehicle violation C charges. French Fries Grid* A c aw 4 *~ 49 Two things youii »«- . &dd9 Girling was ordered to pay a Gr«dlA lo 01 e KETCHUP 3 r, 49 $30 fine for speeding, and $15 A&P Cut Corn 4 49 k Ifl. for failure to show automobile 2 10 01. AQC registration. Peas and Carrots PKG. pig.. •** 335S£ss James Thompson, 52 Grant Ct., Mb.jye Long Branch, was fined $30 for Strawberries Sliced I Sugartd pig yOUicash* ! speeding. Fined for careless driving were Gordon D. Mauer, 169 River Rd , : : : Red Bank, $20, and Hershael M. i;S:W:::#»ii©: K A^S ^ Jones, Fort Monmouth, $30. Katbertoe Anne Q'Sbaugn&es- Paints hive been donated by per Michael Kramer, SOD of Mr a, riaptes ,|re« •emsce t*Wch will conclude in tring *! her borne to lapan. ' it* Cask You Get It Fast When Robin ~ Hay will) open house nights. A itroed home after a two-week of the blacktop m*p h»* tilt with Mr, wd Mri. Gordon You Use Tte Register Classified. Joha Dotifttg, ST., Chapel Hill Robert William MoConneil, ton Mr. tad MM, H. Aath&uy Hu- —A/fverfisemtut. abmlttcd to the New Jer- ber, Brown Dock Rd., spent a raith, WM\t, Ala. den County; Stephen Ccihnwre sey Council for Geographical Ed- Rd., hu returned home from of Mr. ami Mn, Robert A. Mo Union and Monmouth and Robert Contl, Gloucester Riverview Hospital, wher* he was Glenn Dracy fed Ken. ucation, sponsors of a program throughout New Jersey schools of a patient. Jey, Burlington Ind Mid- John Weisbrot, Cape May Coun- .*: Counties; Patricia Stop- painting similar permanent out- Ikowsld and Danelle McCJee, Ber- ty; Albert Pelletler and John door maps on school areas. Weisbrot, Cumberland County. Marcia Ellen Jackson, daugh WEST I gen tyunty; Frank Casey and If the class wins a set of 25 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence MORTGAGE? iThomM/Tague, Warren County; The blacktop map is being copies of the Rand McNally World Jackson, 18 Ballock PI., celebrat- FURNITURE CO. I EllenJ^auser and Diane Vallls, painted at the east side of the ed her 12th birthday recently Atlases for its map, they will ASK YOUR REALTOR TO KEYPORT, N. J. IMorr|)|County; Edward Haber- school, and will represent the donate it to the school's refer jstrohiknd Kenneth Hessinger, once library, The Hess Oil Com' The finished map will be used SEE THE FRIENDLY j Hudspf County; Brian Brady and many products of the fields and 264.0181 factories of the Garden State. pany of Perth Amboy Is co-oper by the primary grades for hop- I Edwajfi Haberstroh, Essex Coun- ating with the Council for Geo- scotch games and various learn' Site |ty; Afljhes Jannarone and Vic- Letters have been written by the graphic Education by awarding I toria iijgrowicz, Somerset Coun- ing activities about New Jersey's ONMOUTH BOUNTY jNjATIONAL class to state senators 'request- the sets to the first 200 schools of products, transportation, cities I ty; Rlfflird-blckerson and Frank ing information on the products New Jersey who submit proof of J SUrtak Hunterdon County; Dor- and physical regions by using if flfffr*« Tknttdhwt Mwimoufh CtWftty Open Mon. and Fri. Etenings 'Til 9 P.M. of the county they represent. the outdoor map painting, the map as a play area. SUPER-RIGHT" VALUES FOR SAVINGS AND THE IAT IN THE MEAT YOU WANT! POT ROAST WEN-READY

NONE In HIGHERI ONE PRICE f. HONE HIGHERI Ib. fb.

FRESH BONELESS FRONT CUTS B»f Rib Straight Coti H0NE "Super-Right" Quality B«ef .Newport Roast NONE HIGHERI HIGHER! NONE Boneless Steaks BRISKET BEEFHONE HIGHER! 59 Ground Round HIGHERI 79m *|b; . C BONELESS BRISKET FRONT CUTS Ground Chuck NONE HIGH™ 55,55^ Top Round,. Top Sirloin OQ NONE Straight Cuts HIGHER! 45, or Flank wi*. Beef Short Ribs Bon* In AA t NONE HIGHER! Soup Beef SHIN JTIL SHIN Rib Steaks ^« ^ 65? CORNED BEEF NONE ROUND—Bon.l.ii c 49: Eye Round Roast HIGHERI 99 Cubed Steoks NONE HIGHERI" 99lb BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN or Bontlau |k "Super-Right" Sliced Boiled Ham Righ' t Club Steaks NONE HIGHER! Beef c RUMP ROAST No Fat Added Ib. "Super-Right" Quality J Fancy 4-5 lbs. 89 LARGE ROASTING t SMOKED CAUS NONE HIGHER! Ib. .U—JJ. -. .a, n ... j »jijrie • JO>» •jsy • ""V*"j*,v **»'»T,IUL*»jnr*»Vi^^^**l^'lj'?T?ii'ryoriyiTVi'ri'»i •TTrjmr^'f.*.3* *ri**.*^9 ".'r.*i;i*.*~fri"i~i*ii^>*f*Mi* ""* ^ 33*

II£RSHEY'S GIANT or NESTLE'S KING SIZE AH Varieties

SAVE 17C HOCOLATE BARS PINEAPPLE Fresh—Sweet, Rl extra SAVE 23^ large NONE HISHERI size IOTT APPLE JUICE oz, cans 35 _witji_Pj)r_k_ 1 Ib, cans GRAPES ! SAVE 5C BLACK—Imported Sweet, Juicy c CAMPBELL BEANS NONE HIGHER! 39Ib. Italian Style 1 Ib. 12 oz. SAVE 20c CUCUMBERS

HUNT TOMATOES Florida—Firm Criip Urge ...h Cf NONE HIGHER! Size UCD J Refreshing Beverages.' Cholos«(#8 or #1 KllehM I Hoed [SAVE 2c C STRIN© Gingir Alt, Club Soda, A I pf. 13 fl. Mo BEANS Fruit Flavon—Plui Depoiii * oi. boti. '"* La Rosa Spaghetti 2 Z 43 Green Giant 2 I!; 39' BROADCAST n^TT") NABISCO JAVHc Yukon Club Canned Soda /;., 3 ; 25° 12 oi. ck Ptd 29c GREEN PEAS l7 pig. Canada Dry Canned Soda F,l, !.:10° Vienna Sausage 2 «"; 39° Ritz Crackers l2 0 SHOWCASE SAVE 3c Rtoomtltuted Quart Bottll Fresh-Full Pods Canned Coca-Cola «»»** 2 e:;r27 c NONE HIGHER! of 60 2 • 29 Choeri-Aid chote, of 12 FI«VO« 6 Pkg.. 19° Hudson Napkins 10 Realemon Lemon Juice 67° AllFI 6o, gC0 ForBabi.i i"25 Florida — Seedless No-Gal Beverages — Swift's Strained Meats Frozen Orange Juice earn •• AiP—Jumbo llb.OQO llb.JIAo Salted Peanuts AiP v lr 9 n Roasted Peanuts Sav»6e pkg."*' s- . 4 c' " g Oranges SEAFOOD o c d l5 / 1 b 0 15 oi. OCO NONE HIQHERI Broadcast Z Hash : :; 37° 257 A&P Seedless Raisins 0 ei pt . * 4 Batty Crocker—Layer Caka 9 Cake Mixes All Varieties—4c off labal llb.3Q70 Avocado Pears c Borden'tiCdPotatoes >*«*» 2 #;'39° oi.pk .«' Golden Grain Brand g Fresh Codfish Steaks 25 c fi 8 oz. 4*)o Western — Oolden Instant Coffee-Mate - - *;; 49° Rice-A-Roni Beef or Chicken Flavored 1 -p- PEEUED4DEVEINED I'/lib. | 7fl 6 01, A*f0 Carrots HIGHER! 2 »H<» 19 Shrimp Individually Fronn Simoniz Vinylwax ^' :;;89° Kitty Salmon Cat Food 2 earn •• Gray Sole Fillet Cap'n John'i lib. CCo Fine Flavored puicl-Froien THE GREAT ATUNTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. N0NEHISHERI Ctp'n John'i Sox Prlcas affective thru Sal, Broccoli Shrimp Dinner May 2nd in Super Markets Western—Snow White Cap'n John's lib. and Self - Service stores Fish Sticks Qulel-Froian Only In Northern New Jersey, Orange and Rock- land Counties. R*|Ul«rly file SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Alka-Seltzer All Tobacco Products, Fresh Milk and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. SHOP-RITE ALL BEEF STEAK SALE Trimmed Right TASTY ALL BEEF IS CUT-RITE AT SHOP-RITE PORTERHOUSE WHY PAY MORE? USUAL c FINE TRIM 79 Ib. LEAN Chuck Steak CUTSHOUT Rib Steak 651 KRAFT 7c OFF or ALL MEAT MAYONNAISE HELLMANN'S Jar59 Cube Steak 99!

gallon • SHOP-RITE BLEACH plastic btl. OVEN READY FIRST CUT 39 REGULAR C D THIN SPAGHETTI »Ri 2 £ C STYLE RIB ROAST 63 Ib. 79 53 Ib, o JOHNSON'S KLEAR WAX -**W Boneless Top 'SEAFOOD DEPtr AIIBeefFreih Sirloin Steak 99 Ground Beef .39 a DEL MONTE LITE TUNA <"""« 4'£f *1 Flavorful, Na Wail* SHRIMP Fresh & Leon JUMBO 26-30 LARGE 41-50 Shoulder Steaks *99' COUNT PER LB. COUNT PER LB. Ground Chuck D SHOP-RITE TOILET TISSUE »4 536' For Braising / Stew — Fresh & lean 89' Beef Short Ribs .45 Ground Round o HI C DRINKSJSO£ggbSiSS» 3-^97' Cut (or Stow Boneless 89 69 Always a Real Treat $ Beef Cubes b.65' Newport Roast h.99' Boneless J saa, CIRCUS DRINKS 4 l Oven or Pot Top » 89* Chucky Pot Roast FRESH COD or TastyRoun' d Roast Tender U Mtaty California HADDOCK FILLETS ,49' a APPLE JUICE MOTTS«KDCHEEK 3 & 89' Pot Roast 59' Smoked Tongues .49' P R a SHOP-RITE APRICOTS JSS& 4 1 89' M 1 BOTTOM ROUND or c • PY-O-MY CAKE MIXES tf;;r si© CROSS RIB OVEN or POT ROAST SALE 79 Ib.l a SHOP-RITE SUGAR w*"™™" 5-59- —FRESHNESS MAKES THE DIFFERENCE A T SHOP-RITE! n GREEN BEANS MUffll 6 £ 'I 19 WINESAP APPLES — 3 ••- 39 n HORELLA OIL WHVPAYMOM? •sr*! SNO WHITE MUSHROOMS ,49 APPHSAUCfSHOP-RIT—E 4-*l Shop-Rite Chunk UBht 6^-01. or Whit. Shop-RrfrNewlowPrk, C GREEN BEANS ,19 Tuna Flakes •* 4 ~ 89 Bubble Fun •u« Handy — c Bisquick t?45 CARE TAKES THE DARE OUT OF BLEACHING! FIRM TOMATOES -« 2 29 Betty Crocker Lemon Coco CARE BLEACH Mild PASCAL CELERY15L CARROTS Cake Mix o 2V;;*\ ALL PURPOSE LIQUID Horn & Hardart GOES TWICE WHY PA Y MORE? WHY PA Y MORE? WHY PAY MORE? ( AS FAR AS <>p-M ••! m Instant Coffee 199 ORDINARBLEACH IY W • • F Assorted SPICED HAM SHOP-RITE MARGARINE r c FULL FROZEN Glade Spray ™49 QT. BTL SHOP-RITE 4c Off! Partont 39 WHY PAY PLYMOUTH c ROCK Ib. MORE? Ammonia ".f35 Chicken of the Sea or 49 Star Kist Solid Pack WHITE TUNA 3 tans Weaver's AB White MMt C ORANGE EndetoSBced Chicken Roll .69 Muenster S25< CnaK> Frtth Sfieed • HAWAIIAN PUNCH »69< JUICE Berden's low Calorie Cheese " Chicken of Swiss Cheese Neufchatel the Sea cans D LIGHT CHUNK TUNA Lean, Imported Canadian 59 BreakstonYogure PWn/Vanfflt a gallon $<» 29 Boiled Ham can t# - Breakstone a PROGRESSO OLIVE OIL Kitchen Cooked Tongue or ISIRAWItRRT/fRUNt Pope, Progresso, Buitoni, Del Gaizio Corn Beef »98 5 99* With Basil, Imported Italian 2 89' a SHOP-RITE ICEDM0B£ FRENCH ? D B&B MUSHROOMS 3 ^ 89' APPLE PIE BOLOGNA Vac Pock GoUtn12-ac Com in trim fc. can cam ' | JUST SLICE |arga Cr*om StyW Com fc, can a SHOP-RITE CORN & SERVE t-inch 49 K2-79' Courmrt Birdi Eye or Shop-RHe Taylor Thick, Thin, Mild TOMATO SOUP 10 79' pice Loaf Cake •*«<• 2V DAMC S RITE Shop-Rite r*g*M» Banquet or libby Pork Roll a ASPARAGUS SPEARS % 4 tt »1 Hormel | *«, Somkrwm #S7,Moit Potato Chips Rib #M,arcusWh«.ll #N,CavaHll! #120 Weston George Inn Pot Pies boxes I Shop-Rite Chopped or Leaf Canned Ham 9 *. 5" DROTELLINI 88 Shop-Rite All Meat, All Beef Asst'd. Cookies Oil- Shop-Rite Chocolate Spinach D SHOP-RITE DRINK. -nSSS— 3%.. libby Potato Franks .49' c Shop-Rite, FIESTA PUNCH or Donuts *;:19 10-i 99 APPLE GRAPE cans Gourmet Date and Patties • WELCHADE DRINK Packers Ubel Regular or OintueCutb C Sliced Bacon £55' Nut Loaf b39c Potatoes 12 ",' 99 Armour Spiced Luncheon A59 Gourmet Candy o WISK LIQUID DETERGENT WHY PAY MORE? LoaU.Sf. Governmen t Inspected3 Hygrod f-99e ' UBBY OR SHOP-RITE $ Pop CorSHOP-RITn E D FRUIT COCKTAIL STOKELY'S 4 i 1 FRANKS LEMONADE STAMUM HOLLAND DUTCH DONUTS SHOP-RITE TREAT o ICE CREAM 53 59* CMCe8U1 < WHITE j-fc. CLEANS LIKE A OR 89 WHITE TORNADO \r6*'i9 PINK 10 99 AJAX LIQUID 59* Prices effective through Saturday Night. May 2,1964. Not responsible for typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit quantities. SHOP-RITE NEW SHREWSBURY SHOP-RITE MIDDLETOWN SHREWSBURY AVENUE at ROUTE 35 ROUTE 35 and NEW MONMOUTH RD. Located in Atlantic Superama Discount Store There's u Shop-Rite Near You — Call ESsex 5*7300* more agile oo a dance floor, or the oihtr hand he won't run tie tfotb f its arch enemies- met at Salzburg. 1 ajifiit person? Keansburg fire house. Herb Animals have done much to better public relations. They hg In 1944, 1,000 American bomb- -Why not take one to lunch, a Gold and his band will perform. lighten and brighten and enter- have a powerful lobby too.rk.njij would any of us, child or adult ers attacked Berlin. seven-course lunch? When you In 1945, troops of the U.STicket information may be ob- tain the human journey. But sofor them in Washington. The love Sanla Claus any better i tained from Gorodn Hollywood, have (at people. fat man has no such lobby,. he went on*.a.diet and wound up pick up the check, you jnay not 7th Army entered Munich. feel better, but he will. And In 1946, 28 Japanese leaders Frank O'Brien or Harry Wolfers- Yet one group is appreciated , Amateur psychologists tell the with a figure tiki? that of Cary berger. nd the other group is not. fat man his avoirdupois is a Grant? that's the general idea. were indicted in Tokyo as war

GOD AND COUNTRY - Scopf Jos.ph J. Vibert, Mt, a m»rnb»r of Troop 142, r»ceivw b»$t withe* of Rev. SAVINGS • QUALITY . SERVICE Harfan C. Durfee, paitor of Wettmimter Pr.ifeyterfan Ohurc*h, Middletown, afttr being awarded church1* God WE CARRY / USDA and Country award. Scout Vib»rt ii ttie ion of Mr. and PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE Mri. Joieph Vibert of 63 Pede. PI., N»w Monmoutfi. |ONLY GOV'T.) CHOICE Tha troop it tponsored by Middletown Village Parent- TRADING STAMPS FREE! Teacher Association. GOOD thru SAT GRADED V BEEF 'Discrimination Law Affects Barber Shops TRENTON — Beauty parlors Pfaus, director of the division and barber shops are among the said Monday. places of public accommodation There had been some uncertain- which come under the provisions ity as to whether the division's jurisdiction extended to beauty of New Jersey's anti-discrimina- parlors and barber shops. Mr. tion law, according to an opinion Pfaus said. rendered last week by a state There are no complaints in- deputy attorney general. volving such facilities before the The opinion by Howard Kestin, division now, nor has there been counsel for the state Division on any "for several years," the di- Civil Rights, followed several vision director said. FOR FRYING or BROILING weeks of discussion, George New Jersey law bans discrim- ination in all public places and READY TO CUT public facilities such as: hospi- CHICKEN EXTRA .# V FREE FUtltUT-SHAMKHUlF tals and clinics, restaurants, mo- LEGS OR White Gives tels, hotels, swimming pools, . FULLCUT/ AEC amusement parks, bowling alleys, BREASTS Ib. TWO GUYS \inJTTHAp b. 43 39 Talk For public auditoriums and meeting places, gymnasiums and public SHOUT CUT TRADING STAMPS, TENDER CG Flotilla libraries. RIB STEAKS « WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF LAMB SHANKS .33' The only specific exemptions to ANY WHOLE SHOULDER HIGHLANDS - Highlands Flo- the law are schools of a religious WEUTHMMB) tilla, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, or sectarian nature and clubs or .69' met recently in Jackson Hotel, institutions which are distinctly CHUCK STEAKS ,. IEG of LAMB LAMB CHOPS Jackson St., at which titfie the private in nature. The latter TB4DH JUICY «*«*. One coupon per customer. Good thru May 2. commander, Chris Male, intro- category would include co-opera- C .79' duced the guest speaker of thetive clubs, Mr. Pfaus said. CUBE STEAKS «,89 LAMB CHOPS evening, James T. White, direc- LOIN BONOfSS M4». 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W« MMrvt Hit right to limit quantities. Net reipomlblt for typographical •rroct. Prl»i •Itottivo Him May 2nd. Edwtrd Biriow, Division St., Mr. and Mrs. lUter Byrne, Leonard Tobiti tad children, ofArthitr Keyport, indeterminate term, 215 Deerif eld LL, were tofts Somerset '/' County Court Borfentown Reformatory, burg-; At Curbing April 18 to Mr. tad Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Alu L*A Oe, tad their chfldrea Pain tuy W. T, Grant Co., R&rittn Mr. md Mrs. J»me* Teak, Mr. tad Mrt, $»ul Township, where $350 worth of tad Lumjt d i&htaadi. Sentences Child Beating S3 kukNtt U., were gwrti dined April K t< tfef Bern of merchandise tw Uien, March H, TRENTON (AF) — A bill Apri! tt of Mr, tad Mr*. Stanley m, Hm Y4ffc, *oi *&*&* Announced and -theft of a $68 vending ma- designed to curb child beating Mr. and Mrs. imnteet Turk, pditt, Mtoeota, L.J. They chine from the Wash-O-Matic in New Jersey cleared its final Mr. and Mrs. Howud Wtatert, were the dinner guests April 19the eveatei vKhmum^h FREEHOLD — An Eatontown laundry, Raritan Township, March legislative hurdle Monday. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Taniey Wtsmman, of Mr. and Mr*. Desmond Battle, Funny Thing H*vm*i « *• nan, William L. Towler, of Rise 11. The measure, approved by a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Katz and Plainfield. PI., has drawn a two to three- Way to the Fonun." James A. Ricks, Hall PL, Key 15-0 vote in the Senate, requires Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Landau year state prison term and a port, $200 fine, probation two doctors to report suspected dined April 18 at Clare and $500 fine for illegal sale and pos- Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Fine, 18 years, carrying concealed knive; cases of child abuse'to county Coby's Restaurant, Madison Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burlw, session of heroin in 'Asbury Park, ona PL, were the guests April and a gun in Matawan Township prosecutors. It was'jsent to Gov. Township. 9 of Mr. and Mrs. Willam 12 Ivy Way, were host* recently Towler was sentenced Frida; Feb. 15. Richard J. Hughes, who has iloan, Philadelphia. to Mr. and Mrs. James Batabia, by Monmouth County Judge Ed- Charles Kuned, Mallard Dr. said he supports it. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- ToJedo, Ohio. ward J. Ascher before whom a Middletown Township, $200 fine bert Bone, Jr., 7 Noble PI., were jury convicted Towler earlier this It would provide immunity Weekend guests at the home of probation two years, assault on from prosecution for doctors, Mrs. Bernard Fixler, Mrs. Wes- AT, and Mrs. Howard Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stout, month. He was one of 15 persons ley Carlisle and Mr. and Mrs. arrested in a series of narcotics Middletown Township Patrolman interns and hospital employees 4 Avondale La., were Mr. and19 Ivanhoe La., were guests at William E. Champlin April 26 who make such reports. It also Albert Bone, Sr. Mr. and Mrs.Irs. . William Sloan, Philadelphia. the wedding o( Mrs. Stout'i raids Jan. 24 in Asbury Park and Bone, Jr., were the guests April Neptune. 1953. provides penalties for failure to cousin Carl Pagano to Miss Pa- William J. Carney, Crestview notify county prosecutors of sus- 19 of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dinner guests April 18 of Mr. and Another of those arrested, Don Dr., Middletown Township, $250 pected cases. Beck, Old Bridge, who are mov- llrs. Max Wolfson, Brooklyn, at tricia Vano, April 18 in College •Id Harrison, Jr., of Borden Ave. fine, probation three years, open ing to California. he New China Inn were Mr. and Point, N. Y. The reception was Asbury Park, who had pleaded Proponents contended it would lewdness Sept. 11, 1963, in Shrews- not make judges of doctors but Urs. Everett Woifson and chil- at the Safari Club, College guilty to possession of heroin sue alcoholic beverage licenses bury Township. would merely alert prosecutors Iren, 7 Asbury Park. was fined $200 and was placed on of 50 guest sleeping rooms, 1-4-0. Point. John W. Sherman, Point Pleas- to suspected cases and prevent probation for two years. The Senate also approved ant, one to two years, state pris- repetition of abuse. Guests April 18 at the home of Others sentenced: these Assembly bills and sent on, issuing three worthless checks -M9 The bill was passed by the AT, and Mrs. Albert Hoffman, There's no Trick to Having Ex- John Fiorvanti, Trenton 10 to them to the governor: 0 Oxford La., were Mr. and tra Cash. You Get it Fast When 14 years, state prison, burglary for $75 in Grand Union stores in assembly two weeks ago. Asbury Park and Freehold in Other bills passed by the sen- Hughes, D-Uhion, and five Ars. Sylvan Sharenow and MrYo. u Use The Register Classified. at Abbott's Dairy, Wall Town- tjADPVS flOSS IS C0MIM' TO OCH HOUSE TO* DlNNfiR! Ati' I'M others — exempts from taxation ship, July 19, 1962, where $775 inAugust and September, 1963. ate and sent to the Assembly, QN'SRWDMVSj* listed by sponsor: the contents of any historic checks and cash were taken, and site, 15-0. possession of burglar tools. A Lynch, D-Middlesex—requires TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS Vetoes Bill awarded a Lion Badge; Joseph the highway department to add Randall, R-Bergen, and eight co-defendant, Angelo F. Belardo, 4 Cubs Advance others—deletes the $25,000 limit who is serving a prison term, Levi, who earned a Wolf Badge to the state highway system a TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rich with gold arrow; and Derrik on the tax exemption for PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES is also awaiting trial for murder ard J. Hughes says the price of road beginning in South Bruns To Boy Scouts Smith Winnis, who received a parsonages, 15-0. in Trenton. New Jersey milk should not be wick Township on Route 130 STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES' Bear Badge. Kay, ffiplte May, — directs Robert Ciccone, Rt. 35, Ocean controlled by only one element MIDDLETOWN - Four Cub and extending northeasterly to- Scouts were advanced to the rank ward Monroe Township near the the hign^g^puimmissioner to Township, arrested twice in sixof the industry—farmers. Michael Sunils, Rowland Fran- add to the^Syliighway system ART and DRAFTING MATERIALS weeks on gambling charges, was Hughes vetoed a bill Monday of Boy Scout at a recent meeting sizi, Francis Robinson and Rich- intersection of Routes 522 and of Cub Pack 140 at Fairview a route beginning at the inter- fined $1,000 and was placed on that would have set up a key ard O'Connell were awarded gold 535. It was approved by a 19-0 section of Cape May County probation for two years for book- body to replace the Office of School, Township Committeeman arrows. Silver #rows were won vote. Established Telephont Robert Young has announced. Road 585 with Route 9 at making at his home Feb. 12 and Milk Industry. The governor by James West, Harry Kasbar- Dumont, R-Warren — Permits Burleigh and including the 1884 741-0001 was fined $500 for gambling in said he did not think it wise at Robert Maxwell, Lawrence Car- ian, David Fittanti, David retired teachers to earn up tostretch of road extending to the an Ocean Township motel Jan. this time "to remove the field of ney, Jack Kugelman and Edward Fromm, Richard Wasserman, $1,800 annually without for- northeasterly line of North Wild- 17 Broad St. RED BANK 10. milk regulation from the main- Leshefski received congratula- Richard Schulz and Robert Kur- feiture of pension, 19-0. tions from their parents and Harold Powell, Center St. Atstrea- m of direct executive re- min. Ozzard, R-Somerset — Es Scoutmaster Frank Addonizio of lantic Highlands, and Frank Mill- ;ponsibi!ity." The Boy Scout Family Show tablishes a,, seven-member in er, Seventh Ave., Long Branch, Troop 140. The bill would have set up a will take place in Monmouth dustrial development commis- nine to 12 months. County Jail, ivision of dairy industry, with Other awards were earned by sion to aid industrial expansion breaking and entering the Econ- he division's director appointed Michael Stahl, who received a Park May 30, it was announced throughout the state, 19-0. O-Wash Laundromat, Long by the state Board of Agriculture Bear Badge with gold and silver Committeeman Young is in Stout, R-Monmouth, Dumon FOR SMOOTHER, EASIER Branch, Oct. 13. nd the Secretary of Agriculture. arrow; Robert Burns, who was charge of ticket distribution. —permits a municipality to is- SHOPPING, CHARGE ITI

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By JACQUELINE ALBAN in 1964-65 offering a higher BA degree salary than Henry Hud- for teacher complaints and recommendations to be discussed 2—Foster a spirit of professional growth. HIGHLANDS — Henry Hudson teachers and the regional son's $4,900, it will be difficult to compete next year for good when the liaison committee meets. 3—Conduct professional discussions in good faith on mat- Board ol Education will institute a new liaison system next teachers. Out of the five present members, three will be designated ters of salaries, personal policies, working conditions, fringe month, The Register learned yesterday. This will be one of the topics of the liaison committee to serve on the joint committee. benefits, and other conditions of service. The board is one of three in the Bayshore area which to be taken up next fall. The other member would be Mr. Schaible, who would func- The new unit would protect the individual teacher from adopted a policy guide for direct negotiations between the 'EDUCATE PUBLIC tion as chairman. adverse decisions with these provisions: (acuity and the school board. , "The immediate major problem to be dealt with by the Under the negotiations guide, the superintendent must call 1—Any individual member of the professional staff shall The idea was originally developed by the teachers. Board teacher-Board committee is the formation of a sound method meetings • of the liaison committee at the request of the have the right to appeal the application of policies and ad- adoption of the procedure came after several joint meetings of educating the voting public to the needs of the school teachers' representatives, the board, or at his own discretion. minstrative decisions affecting him through recognized ad- of the local Education (teachers) Association and board com- system," Mr. Breslow said. NO MINIMUM minstrative channels. , ( mittees. "There isn't a school in Monmouth County that doesn't According to Mr. Breslow, there "was no need" to set a 2—In presenting his grievances, the member of the staff * a According to Aaron Bresloiv, association president, the have problems and needs. The way I see it, our first con- minimum number of meetings to be held each year. shall be assured freedom from prejudicial action in present- New Jersey Education Association will use Henry Hudson's sideration is to make those needs known to the taxpayers to Matawan teachers specified in their procedure rules that ing his appeal. guide as a model In its negotiations "kit." eliminate budget defeats that may be more detrimental to fhe there shall be at least three meetings of the liaison commit- 3—He shall have the right to present his own appeal or to SHARP CONTRAST school system than lack of an ideal study program," he de- tee during the school year. designate a representative of the local Education Association Development and adoption of the policy guide was in clared. "As far back as I can remember, even during the send- or another person of his own choosing to appear with him at sharp contrast to what happened in the other two Bayshore Based on state evaluation of the school in May, 1963, teach- ing-receiving district days (between Atlantic Highlands and any step in his appeal. school districts — Matawan and Keyport. ers in every department,

RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Even in the face of a budget narone, replaced the top high school administrators with a new The new high school wing will also provide space for 1,150 to 1,200 in the high school. defeat, the school system here, fourth largest in Monmouth team, Leo W. Moran, as principal, and Daniel Jackler, as additional rooms for mechanical drawing, art, music, typing Present total enrollment is 4,700, with 3,715 elementary County, Is moving ahead, chipping away at problems some of assistant principal. office practice and bookkeeping. and about 985 in the high school. which cannot be resolved for many years. The faculty and department heads, along with the board "I would say we have a good chance for five-year accredi- The new high school wing will nearly double the student The current "good news," released yesterday to The and administrators, then went to work evaluating curricula, tation this time," the superintendent continued. capacity of that school, now rated at about 790 functional, Register by School Superintendent R. Thomas Jannarone: making changes, setting new discipline procedures in the A breakthrough in the battle against double sessions at and 860 maximum. — The Board of Education expects that the high school, school, and some teacher reassighments were effected. the elementary level is in the offing— although the board The school is now bulging at the seams, over its rated •held last year to one-year accreditation, will be reaccredited PROBLEMS STILL is quick to note that continued new building programs will capacity, with "every nook and cranny" being used for after a county-state inspection May 8—ihis time perhaps for When county and state education officials make their still be required for a number of years. instructional purposes. a five-year period. study and inspection tour May 8, they will still find a class- LOSE ST. JOHN'S The addition will insure full sessions for about five years, — Approximately 875 elementary grade students—nearly room space problem, room for improvements to the cur- Two new grade schools are to open in September, Union Mr. Jannarone predicts. one4ourth of the system's total—will be taken off split sessions riculum, a still-inadequate library and lack of proper athletic Ave. and Sycamore Dr., but the board will lose the facilities The current constuction program, under a $1,950,000 bond In September and given full-day schooling. facilities, Mr. Jannarone concedes. of six rented rooms in S^ John's Methodist Church. issue, is the third in a series since the township's building It will be the first time since the late 1950s that elementary But, the space and outdoor facilities problems will be re- . Annual enrollment hikes have been running 500 to 600 boom and "population explosion" which hit its peak during the full-session students outnumber those of double sessions. solved in the near future, curriculum has been upgraded and per year. late 1950s. w,_ AHEAD OF SCHEDULE will continue to be, teacher and student morale is high, and This September, however, the jump is expected to be no The program includes the 27-room high school wing, to — Construction of the new high school addition is ahead several thousand dollars have been spent to improve the more than 350. One reason is that an estimated 117 public cost about $1,000,000, and the Union Ave. and Sycamore Dr. 1 of schedule. The wing might be opened as early as January library. , school students will enroll in Catholic schools. grade schools, to cost about $850,000 combined. (estimates had run as late as March)—which would mean There will be no vocational section to the high school in With these factors taken into account, The Register The new elementary buildings will add 26 rooms to the the school would have "staggered" sessions (late starting 1964-65—but industrial arts and home economics facilities will learned, the board now plans to take fourth and fifth graders school system. and finishing time for some classes) for perhaps only five be increased, with the opening of the building addition—and off split sessions in the fall—and leave only grades one, two In 1964-65, the school board will keep Raritan among the months. . , the board will continuei its negotiations with the county for a and three on part-day scheduling. highest-paying districts in teacher salaries in the Bayshore, In May of last year, the state Department of Education vocational program, which might become a reality in 1966 or It will mean that nearly 1,800 children will be on full with a $100 salary guide hike, and average pay raises of about Inspected the new high school and found it wanting, from both the following year. sessions, while about 1,500 remain on double sessions. $400. The new BA degree guide will run from $5,000 to $8,000, an educational and administrative standpoint. BASEBALL FIELD , Grades one, two and three average about 500 pupils each. in 12 steps (years). The state refused to accredit the school for more than The board this week is preparing new bid specifications EXPECT 5,200 Holmdel, Matawan and perhaps Mlddletown, in the Bay- one year, which, in effect, put it on a 12-month "trial." for construction of a baseball field. The track was eliminated Total school system enrollment next year is expected to shore area^will have higher salary guides except at torn* " The school board, on Me recommendation of Mr. Jan- as a result of the February budget defeat. be about 5,200 — with 4,030 Jnjthe elementary grades and of the maximum guide steps. . Hi... «|, mt,,..r ., i ^iT — nt ,1 I .. ,-.!...!• ., i. I j. giM,. -,, r : See^.:.s" -.- ••*'—-i—Matawa• !i'. n Watir— *r~ . Sewe. .. ,, t:..-:.t .wr fr—Problemmm w*^ s MATAWAN — A Democratic official ad- are inadequate, though the supply is suf- on the sewer and water facilities, to find out The commission will establish sewer main mitted publicly last night that "under certain ficient, and reiterated the fact that the munic- when new facilities might be needed, what assessments ifijr all property owners. The conditions" the borough might have a problem ipality needs one new water tower and repairs facilities, and under what conditions. borough, spent $660,000 on the new sewer lines, in the future with sewer and water facilities. to another. In other business, council adopted an and this money will be recovered by direct Republicans have been saying it for Additional borough construction, over arid ordinance providing police pay raises of $150 assessments. years. above what has been approved by the Plan- fOE patrolman first class, sergeant, captain ERRORS ARE CITED Democratic Councilman Leon G. Christi- ning Board, could throw both the water and andj;hief — with the following salaries: A $1,090,000 bond issue to cover the mains nat, water - sewer committee chairman, sewer systems out of kilter, according to '''Chief, $7,100; captain, $6,525; sergeant, and including $430,000 for the new sewer started off by reporting that both facilities GOP officials. $8,237.50; patrolman first class, $5,950; patrol- plant, was floated in'January. will be adequate under "normal" circum- Two years ago, when former Democratic man second, $5,378; patrolman third, $5,158, Council also announced that errors on stances for present borough use and new resi- Mayor John W. Applegate proposed that the and probationary patrolman, $4,800. water and sewer bills, issued recently under dential construction presently approved by borough be thrown open to new apartment COUNTY AVERAGE the increased rate schedule, will be corrected the Planning Board. construction, Mayor Edward E. Hyrne, then Councilman Warren K. Ryan said it would in the July billings. There was an overcharge a councilman, warned that caution be exer- put the borough department "a little over in sewer billings and an undercharge in He said the term new construction would cised because of the potential water and sewer our neighbors" but only on a par as far as water billings, which Mr. Christinat described not include out-of-town construction, even problem. county averages go. as "just a mistake." where proposed Matawan Township apart- He asked that developers be made to A Planning Board recommendation that On the recommendation of Mr. Ryan, ment projects, such as the 98-unit Bel Aire contribute for expansion of these utilities. Jackson St. be widened, from Fountain Ave. council agreed to have the Recreation Com- and the 160-unit Grandinetti Apartments, would NOT WORRIED to Ravine Dr., was referred to the street com- mission study ways and means of acquiring border on borough sewer mains. Mr. Applegate took the position that there mittee for study. some 28 acres of the meadowland for pos- BEST SOLUTION was no need for concern, and the council It was announced that Matawan Lake will" sible future use. The borough already owns Both the township developers have asked Democratic bloc refused to follow Mr. be drained, for dockage and property re- 12 acres in this-area. to hook into borough sewer lines, as the best Hyrne's recommendations. pairs, at the end of this week or early next Walter Carney, of the Marc Woods Resi- solution from a sanitary and pollution stand- It was an election issue last year, when week. dents Association, again asked that council point. Mr. Hyrne unseated Mr. Applegate — but Frank H. Bliss, 171 Broad St., Merrit speed action on correcting school apportion- Mr. Christinat also said that a heavy the Democrats kept control of council. Warwick, Jr., 41 Main St., and Leroy H. ment cost legislation. rain can triple the load at the borough's new After the discussion last night, council Sickles, 91 Main St., were appointed members State Assembly bill 404, which would sewer plant. decided to pay Borough Engineer Karl F. of a sewer assessment commission, with Mr. change the apportionment, has passed the As to water, he admitted that many, lines Heuser $250.for a (special study,, and report Bliss as chairman. Assembly and is awaiting Senate action. $180 Theft Get Further Study Probe Service LITTLE SPROUT—Mary Anthony, 8, of 218 Linden Ave., FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -;The sivs",and. "saiitf,-,"It;seems to .be; township, made, a study., of mu- open ...a tiny crack.. This could Station Entries Highlands, third grade student of Our Lady of Perpet- Is Probed proposed amusement , ordinance nicijpal amusement license fees be used as a means of censorship ASBURY PARK - Police are ual Help Catholic School, displays winning exhibit at OAKHURST - Ocean Town- was unanimously passed after'i, ajound'tfie state. / although not intended," he said. investigating breaking and en- science fair conducted last night by school's Parent- ship police are investigating a public hearing at the Township il J. Voloshin, Koenig '' Wagner told Mr. Philippi the tries and thefts at two gas sta- Committee meeting Monday Teacher Association. Project depicts, left to right, breaking and entry and theft of Mayor NorriW'RvWflgnerjreft questioned the legality of committee "has no desire to act tions sometime after midnight. night, but there may be further plied, "I can assure you that' we as censors." Wagner warned, approximately $180 at Freedman's the ordinance and ended by say- Approximately $22 was taken plant's slow growth with water and no sun; thriving discussion and amendments con- have no prejudice against thea- ing, "A license fee is valid if it however, that violation hearings Bakery, Norwood Ave. from a cash register at Carmen's plant supplied with water and sun, and dead plant de- cerning the license fees at the ters." covers the cost and the inspec- would be well publicized to pre- Mobil Station, Asbury and Rail- prived of both. Students of kindergarten through eighth The breaking and entry was May 11 meeting. Questions Validity tion of the license. If it is used vent any infringements of the road Aves., and an undetermined discovered by Patrolmen George The license fees are: $500 for as a revenue-raising measure, it ordinance. grade participated with a winner in each grade. James Gallagher, Wynnfield amount of money was taken from allagher and Fred Hundertpfund theaters; $100 for auction houses; Rd., said he formerly worked at is invalid." Mr. Tanner upheld The committee also unani- a desk drawer at Politan's Esso the legal basis of the fees and while on routine patrol at 2:10 $25 per table at billiard and oool the Bellevue Theater in Upper mously approved ordinances es- Station, Asbury and Central the ordinance. this morning. halls; $25 per alley at bowling Montclair and that the Bellevue tablishing an official municipal fives., police said. Entry to the bakery was gained lanes, and $25 per days for trav- paid a $1,500 fee. Mr. Shapiro 'Censorship' Possible? road map, including roads which Entry to both stations was Residents Are Hostile by prying open a Back door, eling shows, along with a $100 contended that the Bellevue pays Peter Pihilippi, 180 South St., the township does not want to gained by breaking windows, po- police said. The money was taken cash bond for the clean-up of a fee of "only $60 or $70." a member of the Freehold Thea- take over, and reducing the prop- lice said, and was discovered by from the cash register, which al- the premises. Miss Helen Hermann, Burling- ter Arts Guild, was concerned erty front setback line from 75 routine police patrols at 5 o'clock so was pried open, police said. Al Shapiro, who represents the ton Rd., asked how the township with possible censorship powers to 60 feet, which was not re- this morning. To A partment Project The bakery is owned by Dave Freehold Theater Corporation, determined the fees. Township of the committee through the or- quested by any particular devel- oper, according to Wagner. Patrolmen Anthony Salerno, FREEHOLD - A hostile re- tile questioning from the public. Freedman, Belmar. called the theater feo "exens- Attorney Arnold Tanner said t',ie dinance. "You've left the door Harry Bolger and John Guirk in- action to apartment develop- Increased taxes, traffic and noise vestigated. ments was shown in a public problems and the effects of the Urban Renewal Project project on the municipal water hearing about the Franklin Broth- and sewage systems were among Emergency Water Tie-In System Urged Approved for Neptune Seaman Appointed ers, Inc., project at the Planning the skeptical questions concern- TRENTON - Gov. Richard J. WASHINGTON — The U. S. Board meeting last night. Ing the project. ATLANTIC HIHGLANDS - A tablished by utilizing a check Councilman Jack McGalllard Caruso Construction Co., Center Hughes today appointed Joseph water tie-in system with Mon- valve, Mr. Stryker said, "provid- reported last night that Charles Ave., on low bid of $973 for instal- Housing and Home Finance Agon J. Seaman, Rumson, to a new The board voted to table action Most of the audience at the meeting came to protest the pro- mouth Consolidated Water Co. or ing such an undertaking were A. Hesse, Belford, the town's gar- lation of playground equipment, cy has approved a $4.1 million term on the state Board of Public on the proposed garden apart- the borough of Highlands for feasible and physically possible." posed Bernard J. Cohn Associ- bage contractor, has submitted a fencing, asphalt walks, and grad- urban renewal project for Nep- Accountants. ments, which are located on the emergency use was urged last The governing body took no ac- price of $270 per month for the ing and seeding of a half-acre Lydla Parker property on Broad ates garden apartments on South night by Councilman Richard C. tion on the suggestion pending a service. Under the system he tract in the Columbia Homes tune, N. J., Sen. Harrison A. Wil St. St. The board will deal with the Thank you! Cohn project at the May 26 meet- Stryker. report from its water consultant. would collect twice a month, section of the borough for use as Mams, D-NJ, announced today. As 1 have not, as yet, had the The project developers are His recommendation came as Council will seek bids for re- guarantee all pickups and trans- a park and play area. Benjamin and Joseph Franklin ing, if the plans are completely The township renewal agency opportunity to thank everyone submitted. a result of a break in the main moval of trash, other than gar- port everything out of town. Police Car Purchase must now conduct hearings on concerned for your hard work and if Lakewood. There would DC valve at the municipal water bage, from residential areas on Ihree apartment buildings con- According to Mr. McGalliard, The governing body approved its project and give plans for your votes of confidence on my Notice plant Monday which left most of the first week of each month. the offer totals less than it- costs purchase of a new polico car providing housing for families to behalf, I am taking this means of •isting of 56 one-bedroom and 32 I will not be responsible for any he community without water for two-bedroom units. The project For several years, borough em- the borough for the work. from McCarthy Chevrolet, First be displaced by new construe expressing my gratitude. My lln- debts other than contracted by about 10 hours. ployees, on the first Monday of Ave., on low bid of $1,591 with cerest thank you. li on a tract of 4.42 acres and Council will ask for the propos- tion, the senator said. myself. Still Investigating every month, have conducted a trade-in, lies mostly within a "light" in- als for one, two, and three years' Federal funds to be supplied Herbert "Bud" Bradshaw John Carter Alston, Jr. Mr. Stryker said the borough's cleanup of furniture, heavy trash, Ward H. Parker, East Garfield dustrial zone. service starting with the remain- Republican candidate J4 Cherry St. consulting engineer is still Inves- discarded refrigerators, etc. Ave. was appointed Civil Defense for the project after a final okay der of this year. • for Tax Collector Leon Ansclowitz represented New Shrewsburv tigating the cause of the break. Dumping and covering the refuse director and Mrs. Agnes Smith, is received will be about $3.3 Mlddletown Townihlp. franklin Brothers, but faced hos- Adv. The tie-in system could be es- has been a constant problem. Council awarded a contract to Bay Ave., deputy tax collector. million. Adv. _VNHI-1vj U J. %J Lf X WEMKIDAY *nw*cM It-Plant! 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r^.., ol Uto-fvM For Class 4-ywr nni twMM • 7-^othef Ifsmn tm •—Mews—i«t» Wlnsote 1M Fare for Today KEYPGRT - Pettr Pwrio&ae, For Big Circus Day n-*n frame* Tnwt prafesssr/naily kwwa »s "Wizard M:U Tonighfe l«P teieviston shows Htrry Scbwvt* is *• 1—Umrmi Low—Joe frontrt* cat — The Oyde at ejepbwrts on view in eight Ray," recently gave a private 7—MHom-Westora II—tocfcy and his Frie«Q» Stnmler prevtfrwed ud (elected by y Bjfcthere' Circus, one tents! performance for Miss B. Dorothy 11:15 ti-Newt-KwM KimtaV 1*-W Francois ^ 4—Fettelton on Art TV Key's staff ot experts who at- Among the stars will be the 1-Niws-Robert Trout f of the nation's largest, will pre- Cohen's special class at the Key- 4—Our Place In Space tend rehearsals, watch screen- 8:55-11:30 - 8 - Baseball. New six-member Franconi family of n—Local Newt—John Tliiman 7-PralMt Know sent two performances at a lo- port Grammar School. 2—Starch for Tomorrow ings, and analyze scripts in New ork Mets vs. St. Louis Cirdin- cation off Navesink River Rd., Italian horseback riders,' the six 4—Truth or ConMautna* 1>—Wwther—Otorlo' Olom Most of the students were S—Cartoons 4>Tooo/-Hugh Oowni 'ork and Hollywood. als, from St. Louis. east of Rt. 35, here Tuesday, Frielanis, a bicyclist troupe; jucorly lira Cartoon given an opportunity to assist 7—Emle Font-Variety I—CBS Resorts May 12 at 4 and 8 pjm. Greta Frisk, a frying trapeze ar- II—Cortoon Camlvol 4—Vlrolnlan Mr. Perricone for which they re- 13-What's In A Word t-Coll To Prayer-Religion 9.10_7_Ben Casey. "I Remem- ist; "Capt. Astronaut," who is 7—Otile And Harriet CBS Reports offers the first of The program, sponsored by the ceived certificates designating 12:41 9—Film-Slave Girt—1947—Yvonne ber a Lemon Tree." (ReppM). A 2-GuIdlnj Light DeCarto—50 mln. two part study on French Pras- Greater Red Bank Jaycees, will fired out 220 feet from the mouth them as magicians' assistants. II—Hawaiian Eye 5—Columbia Seminars powerful drama that picks a of a cannon; the Goanas troup, lNe» 13—French Chef lent DeGaulle, that's tops for feature many acts, including one 1:00 wallop in spite of a maudlin and somersaulting aerialists, and sev- Mr. Perricone is a producer, 11:51 I:M isclnating and rewarding fare. by the high wire expert, Clara 4-New» J—Untouchable*—Drama »-Coptoln Kangaroo r overdone last act. George C. Scott eral clowns including Cha Chadirector, , Hollywood star and tele J^Sondy Becker-Children or the rest, repeats on Ben Cas- WaMenda. 1:M 7—Patty Duke-Comedy vision artist. He is associated 13—Clrcui 7-Couraoeous Cat—Certoora is superb as a brilliant surgeon Eddie DuJhnn and Billy Kincaid. t-Lean It To Beavtr 1:15 y and The Eleventh Hour are Miss WaHenda is a member of with the New York Academy of 4—Women On Th« Mov# I:M r—Billy Bang Bang—Cortou if interest; Dick Van Dyke and who seems so wrapped up In his a famed circus family, two mem- 5—Cortooni 2—Suspense Theatrical Arts and the New7_FHm—The Crooked Woy—1949— 7—Formers Daughter )anny Kaye's show are entertain- career, he has absolutely no use 11—Thriller ;—Little Rascals—Comedy bers of which were killed and Jersey Academy of Dramatic John Poyne—90 mln. 11—Cartoons ng; Channel 13's Court of Reafo- r his colleagues or family, 11—Explort The World i3—Court of Reason one crippled in a high wire per- Arts. l:S! -'' . 1:45 When his motives are finally re- 13-Herfs Charity S-KIng And pdle—Cartoons ,on discussion and its exploration formance at Detroit, Mich., in 1:1S 9—BaMball-AAeti He was producer and director »:0O >f supersonic jet transport on Atvealed, the play offers a disturb- January, 1962. After the shock S-News 13—Trl-Stat* Dateline of live western shows for Story- I:M 7— Beverly Hillbillies ssue are recommended; and In; look at a vexing and Impor- 4— Espionage— Drama of her loss, she returned to cir- J-A« The World Turns >:0O land Park, Asbury Park. 5-Fllm-Undercurrent-194S—Katharine 1-Mv Little Margie iaseball fans get theirs at 1:55tant health problem Collen Dew- 4— Bachelor Father—Comedy cus work. Hepburn—Robert Taylor—2 hrs 23 m 4-Blrlhday Houu ind 8:55 p.m. hurst (Mrs. Scott) in simply won- He lives with his sister at the 5—Film—The Black Arrow—194»— 7—Ben Casey—Drama 5—Sandy Becker Clyde Beatty, world-renowned Louis Hayward—M mln. •:M 7_Fllm-A Little Bit ol Heoven-1940 derful in the more difficult role Naval Ammunition Depot, Earle. 9—Film—The Magnificent Ambersons 2—Dick Van Dyke-Come# il Gloria Jean—85 mln. animal trainer and motion pic w of the surgeon's wife. 1942—Joseph Cotton—90 mln. 11—One Step Beyond 13—Profile N. J. 1:55-4:15 - 11 — Baseball. New ture actor, will be seen in action 11—Sports Highlights lJ-Portrolt Ol Jopoff Ml 'ork Yankees vs. Chicago White 13—Music For You 10:M •—Farm Report 9:30-lO-2-t>ick Van Dyke. A with a mixed group of Royal 1:49 1—Danny Kaye—Variety ox, from Yankee Stadium. Bengal tigers and black-maned MOVIE TIMETABLE 11—Sports 4—Eleventh Hour o-New* and Weather pretty amusing show most ot the 1:50 7—77 Sunset Strip •:N way. Writer Rob Petrie knows Nubion lions. RED BANK 13-Moglc of Words. 11—Checkmate 7:30-8:30-2-CBS Reports. "De- t:5i lJ-World at Ten 2—People's Choice he's growing bald because his The circus will be moving in CARLTON— 11—Baseball—Yankees M:M 5-Topper faulle: Roots of Power." The here from Long Branch. Capt Newman MB 2:00; 7:00; 10:«. 2:00 1J-A1 IS9U* o-Fllm-The Magnificent Ambersuu rst half of a fascinating history hair is falling out. There are lots PREVIEW: Dr. 8trangelov« 8:10. I—Password 11:M 1942—Joseph Coften-40 mln. of jokes about baldness, and AH told, there will be 600 per- EATONTOWN 4—Let's Moke A Deal 2—News—Douglas Edwards 11—Jack LoLanne esson explaining the long tortu- sons, including 150 internation- 2:0S 4—News—Frank McGee U-Wonder ol Words IUS rise to political power of that there's a particularly funny bar- DRIVE-IN— 13—Science Corner 7—N»ws—Bob Youno 9:50 ber scene that really makes the ally-known stars from 12 nations, Lilies ol the Field 8:10; 11:50; Hud 2:23 11—News-John K. M. McCalfery IJ-lt'i Your Business iterally and figuratively towering 200 wild animals plus three herds 10:00. 4-News 13—ReflKtlons »:55 show. 13-Looklng Ahead 11:10 4-Newi—Bob Wilson rsonage, Charles de Gaulle, FREEHOLD 4—Weather—Tex Antolne r.M 10:00 lorrespondent Charles Colling- 7—Local News-Bill Beutel 1-Nevn FREEHOLD— 2—House Party [0-11—4—The Eleventh Hour. 11—Weather 4-Say When wod has written a pungent, Dr. Strangel'ivc 7:25; 9:10. 4— Doctors—Drama 11:11 "The Secret in the Stone." (Re- S—Film—Something to Shout About ometimes sharply critical nar- Red Bank Area ASBURY PARK 7—Day In Court—Orama 4-Locol News-Merrill Mueller 11—Seven League Boots 11—Sieve Allen-Variety 1W3—Don Ameche—85 mln. ation, which gives the required peat). Rip Tom's performance LYRIC- 2:45 11:3* II—Operation Alphabet Lllles o[ Ihe Field 7:00; 10:30; Hud makes this predictable drama 13—Parlons Francois I 2—Blm-The Hong Kong Alalr—1958 lend terspective to the telecast, for 8:33. 2:51) Jock Kelly—1 hr. 35 mln. IJ-MOQIC ol Words vhioh neither DeGaulle nor vir-about a 40 year old mama's boy MS. 10:lj ' • 5—Metropolitan Mtmo 7—Film—The Frightened City—1M1 ST. JAMES- 4-Newi ually any leading figure critical seem better than it is. The mid- Tora Jones 2:35; 7:30; 10:00. 2:11 1 hr. 40 mln. 5-Newi 11:25 7-News uhe President would consent dle section, which gives him some NEPTUNE CITY 13-Muslc for You MAY 7—News—Lisa Howard 5-News o an interview. The irony of thehighly emotional scenes with his NEPTUNE CITY— 1:00 11:10 M:M t-To T«ll Tht Trutti 4—Johnny Carson 2-1 Love Lucy 'act that DeGaulIe's present pow- psychiatrist and his mother, are Hubbard Ave., River Plaza Dr. Strangelove 7:35; 9:30. 4-Word For Word 4—Loretta Youno— Drama 9-Film—Slave Girt—1917—Yvonne) 7—Price is Right sr is due partially to Churchill's particularly effective. Aui. Greater Red Bank Jaycees COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE 5—Texan DeCorlo—90 mln. , 11:15 II—En Francs •wartime forbearance, is made re- SHORE DRIVE-IN— 7-Generol Hospital U:« WORLDS LARGEST! 9—News 5—Film—A Dispatch From Reuters Dr. Slrangelove 8:00; U:S5; Who's 1940-Edword G. Roblnson-1 hr 90 m IJ-Tlme for Science markably clear, and producer Been Sleeping In my Bed 9:«5. 13—Music interlude 11:00 3:11 1:00 William McOlwre has included a S—Film—Tombstone—19«- 2-McCovi CLYDE 9—V.I.P.'s—Biography 4-Concentnrtlon humorous touch, via a clip of NORTH OF RED BANK Rlchard Dlx-90 mln. 7-Git The Mtsjope 2—News—Douglas Edwards 4-News 9-Ouat for Certainty soldier DeGaulle alongside Fior- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 9—News and Weather EATTY- 3:M II—Cartoon Carnival etlo LaGuardia. By a wide mar- B ATLANTIC— 2-Edge Of Night—Serial I1:«S Carla Wallenda 4—Film—All for Mary—1954—Nigel gin, today's most rewarding of- GATES OPEN 7M P.M.-MOVIJS AT DUSK The Cardinal 2:3(1: 8:00. 4—You Don't Say 13—Porions Francois III Patrick—1 hr. 05 mln. TSmi»snnowotiLt 5—Cartoon Playtime 11:20 ering. HAZLET 7—Les Crane Another outstanding aerialist 7—Queen For A Day 13—Science Corner Academy Awant Winning 1:20 f M BROS. who will perform is Miss Jean LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 9—High Road To Adventure 11:35 Cartoon 8:10; Ullei ol th« Field 8:17; 13—Television for Teachers SIDNEY POITIER 1:M St. Leon, a renowned performer 12:00; Hud 10:00. 4:04) 8:30-9:30—11-Court of Reason. (•MII uminmrw) from Europe's Ural Mountains PLAZA- 2—Secret Storm 5—Night Court 1-Pete ft Gladys " 4—Match Game I:M 4—Jeopardy "U. N. Peacekeeping; Should LILIES OFTHEFICLD' Lllles ot the Field 7:00; 10:30: Hud 5—AstroBoy 2—Film—All Baba Goel to Town—1937 J—Romper Room—Children Under 20 years of age, she8:40. There Be a Permanent Force?" weighs less than 100 pounds and 7—Trollmaster—Western Eddie Cantor-Hi hrs. 7-MlMlna Links-Clark Political Soience Professor John * CLYDE BEATTY * SOUTH AMBOY 9—Funny Company 1:45 9—Olrl Tfllk is known in many countries. 13—Television for Teachers 4—Sermonette 11:40 G. Stoessinger; U. N. representa- MADISON CINEMA- 4:15 AWARDS Battling 20 Lions and Tigers 4:15 13-lt'i Your Business Mr. Beatty said he will permit Fllght From Ashlya 2:15: 5:M: 9:38: 3—Film—I'll Give a Million—lttl ' ive of the World Federalists I1-Post-Game Show 11:41 Stolen Hours 3:55; 7:35; Beatles Warner Baxter—W mln. visitors to view the animals and 4:25 11—Bozo the Clown Come to Town 2:00; 5:15; 9:25. Marion McVitty; correspondent FREE! * CARLA WALLENDA * listen to the band concert start- 4-News for the Christian Science Mon PERTH AMBOY 4:M and HER HIGH WIRE TROUPE ing at 3 p.m., an hour before the AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 1—Love That Bob—Comedy tor Mario Rossi; and Vice Presi- afternoon performances begin. Cartoon 8:15; Lilies ol Ul« Field 4—Make Room For Daddy g:21; 12:24: Hud 10:24. 5-Hall Of Fun dent of the Carnegie Endowment MAJESTIC— ' 11-Chuck McCann TV Key Mai I bog for International Peace; join 600 PEOPLE Dream Maker 2:00: Dr. Strangelove 13—Science Reporter 3:55; Stage Show Vaudeville 8:00: 5:00 By STEVEN H. SCHEUER argument with a fellow worker Everett [Adlca Who Do 0:30, J—Film—Earth vs. TM Flying Saucer 15 • ELEPHANTS -15 EDISON 1956—Huoh Marlowe—90 mln. Question — I think Donna Reed over the actress who played the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harmyk, 4—Film—Lancer Spy—1937—Detores is the best looking and most female lead in the James Cag- Walter Reade-Sterling MENLO PARK CINEMA- Del Rio—90 mln. $8,500 DAILY EXPENSE Hazlet Rd., have moved to Old Hud 1:30; 5:15: 9:00: Lilies of the 7—Film—Creature From The Haunted charming actress on TV. I love ney movie "The Strawberry Mil! Rd., Holmdel. Field 3:30; 7:20: 10:50. Sea—1961—Antony. Carbine—» mln. her show and so does the rest Blonde." I say Rita Hayworth $1,750,000 INVESTED WOODBRIDGE 9-Fllm—Plunder of the Sun—1*33 Theatre Directory Glenn Ford—90 mln. of my family. I was trying to played the part and he says Bar- Door5Open Mr. and Mrs. Max Gould and DRIVE-IN— Il-Hercules think of the movie she made zara Stanwyck did. Please settle Twice Daily 2& 8 pm 1 and 7 pm The Cardinal 8:15; 12:30; The Man13—Once Upon A Day twin sons, Gregory and Jeffrey, From Galveston 11:30. 5:30 some; years ago in which she this so we can stop arguing about LAST DAY 5-Sondy's Hour—Children played Elizabeth Taylor's sister? "CAPT. NEWMAN M.P." CHILDREN $1.25; ADULTS $2.50 of Rochester, N.Y., spent last II—Superman—Adventure it.—E. W. H., Lancaster, Ohio weekend with his parents, Mr. PAPER DRIVE SUNDAY 13-What's New—Children I think the movie was based on Answer — The 1941 film abou RESERVED AND ADMISSION TICKETS WEDNESDAY EVENINO a book. I would like to know New York during the gay nine- ON SALE AT and Mrs. George Gould, Middle- EATONTOWN - The montWy STARTS Porke Drug Co 51 Broad St. town-Lincroft Rd. paper drive of the Eatontown CO! the title so that I may look forties starred James Cagney and Sherwood's 7 Broad St. 11-Three Stooges it on TV.—Mrs. G. F^, San An-two leading ladies, Rita Hayworth PREVUET0NITE?P.K*TO5S!?OW Lions Club will be held rain or I3-Operatlon Alphabet Red Bank Register ....40 Broad St. Faye Gould, daughter of Mrshin. e Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Resi- 4:30 tonio, Tex. and Olivia de Havilland. Monmouth Jewelry, 64 Bridge Ave. I—News—Walter Cronklt* and Mrs. George Gould, spent dents are asted to have paper 4-Local News Answer "The Donna Reed Klarln's 26 Monmouth St. ,d home from Mont- tied and bundled and placed at 5—Mickey Mouse Club Scoft-Rexall Drugs ...76 Broad 7-Local News—Bill Beulel ""• Show", is currently on repeats (For an answer to your ques- College'"'""•"'•'•' ••• -die curb/ - 9—Trails West—Drama but will be back next Fall with tion about any TV program o more new episodes depicting the actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- adventures of the "Stone" family. Miss Reed co-starred with Eliz- er, TV Key Mailbag, in care of abeth Taylor and Van Johnson in this paper.) Peter Sellers • George C. Scott the 1954 film "The Last Time ••••••••••••••••I I Saw Paris," which was based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's short Look First to... Ti y*»~ Stanley Kubricks -*-* story "Babylon Revisited." It is VICTORY available on TV. PLAZA ^ Dr. Strangelove >\ MARKET RED BANK Question — Is Steve McQueen Rt 34 Keyporl-Hrzlet Areo A On How I Learned To Stop Worrytng going to have his own TV series 264-4434 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. DELIVERY nexi season? I still recall his And Love The Bomb "Wanted: Dead or Alive" series • (HE JOYOUS STORY and wish he would star in. another 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK • TEL 7474)508 747-1339 TV series soon. He just doesn't;i OF THE REFUGEE make enough movies to satisfyr • CATHOLIC NUNS me. If he had a TV series, I • AND THE he hot-line suspense comedy 3WITTSwift'sS ButterbalDUTTerDaili Fancrancy 10-1IU-IX2 IDIb. .ne Henn ^RJ^ ••F would be able to see him every week.—K. S., Valatie, N. Y. ' • BAPTIST Question — Though I am a very• CounTRV-Borl enthusiastic movie and TV fan, Ib I have never been able to get up enough nerve to write a so-called TURKEYS 37 "fan letter." However, this time my enthusiasm is much too doi. strong and the cause of this en- FRYING CHICKENS 29;,, |MEDIUM EGGS 3 for thusiasm is the fabulous Steve $1 McQueen. My problem is I don't know where to address such a letter. I would be very grateful CHOICV*nUIWE SEASONE3EA3UNEVD KWA3ROASTI Mf^ ^^^ for any help you could give me. —G. A. D., Kutztown, Pa. Answer — McQueen's movie NOW 7th Record Wt«k career is in full swing these days S ACADEMY AWARD and he has no immediate plans WINNER I to re-enter TV on a weekly basis BEST ACTOR! 4 ACADEMY AWARDS EYE ROUND 89 with a series. His fans will have — INCLUDING — to content themselves with re- H runs of "Wanted: Dead or CHO.CBONELESES poTR0A$ T 69;J^ CUBE STEAKS 89;b Alive," which is running via syn- "BEST PICTURE" dication in some sections of the country. His current release is "Love With the Proper Stranger" ALBERT FINNEY CHOICE SEASONED-ONE PRICE and he has "Traveling Lady" and SUSANNAH YORK "A Thousand Clowns" coming HUGH GRIFFITH up. You may address your fan EDITH EVANS letters to him in care of Para- CASTMANCOLO* Ib mount Studios, Marathon St., Hol- UNlTfD ARTrtTft Sirloin STEAKS 79 lywood, Calif. Question — I have had a long PLUS I 2D BIG HIT I LEAN $ WILSON ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS FRESH CHOP BEEF 3 1 SLICED BACON 59Ib ATLANTIC Patricia NEAL and THEATRE Melvln DOUGLAS In NOW AT BOTH THEATRES NOW AT tOTH THEATRES Allanlh' Highlands—Til. 2'lllllM DELICIOUS "HUD" atontowN LONDON BROIL 99! SET SAUSAGE l» 3%NOW THRU TUESDAY MotlitM Dally at 2:30 Drive m OH Show at 8:00 NEPTUNE CITY UPTONS TEN 100 SAVARIN Ht SHOPPING ACADEMY AWARD SHOW FLO THRU BAGS 99 ALL GRINDS 774-6272 WOMEN TEA COFFEE 79'Ib FOR HILD OVH I EACH "DR. STRANGELOVE" MAN California Seedless Large Fresh Fresh Washed Seedless Pascal "OR HOW I LEARNED 4 ACADEMY AWARDS! 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FREEHOLD W titfev 5 for 3 for 2 lbs. 2 doz. rHF FRCrHOLD MALI. C •H7 0600 STARTS THURSDAY — PLUS — ACADEMY AWARD WINNER I PAUL NEWMAN C C Sldixy POITIER IN PATRICIA NEWMAN 39 15° MELVIN DOUOLAS — PLUS AT SHORE — "Ulies of the Field" BUNCH BUNCH Pin U»ll» CARON In El El "WHO'S IEIN 49 29 25' "THE L SHAPED ROOM" HUD SLEWING IN MY WD" "•••••••»•••••••• Hoodum is tffi. Use pilot* completed th-ir In Vm, the airplane went to checklist by ihowing (be pusen- Mexico, where she wu used to gen a c«rd reading, "Don't jurt haul pe**eag£ri and cargo until ilt there .— Worry!" Roaring Is Placed Back in Service WU, wften she wu toM Us * mightily, the Tin Goose tore oft Mcmtina ^rop-dostiag concern. Sam the nuwray, taking the r»t- Py AJL HOKAY u* Airpwt, Wali Towfttfelp, and M*r- 6-AT Trimeter* pr'/iuced by the Cargo duty, ia AJtsfct fottopwed,aJWM tor * \Utim)H WBBRAMLEY cer County Airport, Trenton, Ford Motor Co. beginning in 1929. t&tr which the Tin Goose wu NBWARK-TJ* grand old lady, where local notables were treated They were dependable airplanes esold,in Mexico. Aircraft Hy- Stoiltr delegation* met the to short hops In the airline style —so dependable that several are qtimred nd roared u Captain Iro-Forming, from which Amer- vintage airplane tt each stop- Jamei O, Adkins tad First Of- of more than 30 yean ago. still in regular service. can Airlines re-purchased the Modern aircraft on hand at the ficer Ftoyd C. Mace ran up her The "Tin Goose"-** called be- Most of the trimotors had d airplane in 1962, found her airports drew no attention; ad- three 420tanepower Pratt and cause of her characteristic cor- varied careers, but few have a >eside a small airfield at Oaxaca, miring airport visitors and old- WWtney engines prior to takeoff. rugated aluminum alloy skin, was history matching that of N9683, Mexico. Damaged while landing hand flyers and mechanics sur- rounded the odd trimotor. Her three aluminum propellers swiftly adopted as the mainstay, our particular Tin Goose. She :here, she was no longer flying, •pun bright in the sun. She of the commercial airlines when was purchased new for $55,475 nit she was still in use. In the air, your reporters, aeemed to gather up her skirts she was introduced in 1927 by the April 12, 1929, by Erie P. Halli- Monkey's Skeleton both Sunday pilots, were invited at she rushed the runway and Ford Motor Co. Costing $55,473, burton, head of Southwest Air "A Mexican family was living to inspect the pilots' cockpit. leaped into the air, engines howl- she provided transportation for Fast Express of Tulsa, Okla. The i the fuselage," Gayie N. Col- Apart from a modern VHF Omni ing stridently under full throttle. 13 passengers and a crew of two. following year, American Air- ins, American Airlines mechanic navigational radio set, instru- She cruised at 110 miles per hour ways, Inc., predecessor of Amer- assisted in the ship's restora- mentation is much as it was in She threaded her way among at an altitude of 5,000 to 10,000 ican Airlines, bought out Halli- 1929 — sparse. GRAND OLD LADY — American Airlines' 35-year-old Ford Trimotor runt up her monster jets approaching for ion, explained. "They had a pot- feet without the cabin pressuriza- burton and acquired the trimotor jeiiied stove in there, with a hole Original Controls three Pratt and Whitney engines before taking off on another leg of her two-year their landings and headed off to tion, air conditioning, or sound- in the process. the northwest, bumbling along to- r the stove-pipe cut through the Flight and engine controls are barnstorming tour of the nation. The vintage aircraft recently toured Now Jersey proofing which comfort today's Retired In 1935 oof." ward North Brunswick Airport at air travelers. the originals. Gauges for the airporti in honor of the itate'j tercentenary year and to publicize America's newest « steady 110 miles per hour. For more than a year the air- The ship was patched into fly- two outboard engines, originally je+liner, th» Boeing 727 Trijet. She was N9683, American Air- 10 Hours to Chicago plane flew the New York to Bos- ible condition and flown to Texas set in the engine support struts, lines' 35-year-old Ford Trimolor She had a range of 400 miles, to:i run for Colonial Air Trans- inder a ferry permit from the where pilots had to peer at them rescued from Mexican boondocks and she took 10 hours to fly from port, a division of American Air- 7ederal Aviation Agency. She through sometimes dirty win- two years ago and restored, at Newark to Chicago, with inter- w ..'-. also making occasional rasn't in shape yet to qualify for dows, have been relocated on the OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! a cost of more than $100,000, to mediate stops for re-fueling—a flights to Montreal, Albany, Buf- •egular registration. instrument panel. her 1929 glory. trip now competed nonstop in lalo and Cleveland. In 1932, the When we rebuilt her in Texas The huge rudder and elevators, Barnstorming Tour less than two hours. Tin Goose was shifted to the we found a monkey's skeleton which are moved by pilot brute She was noisy, she vibrated as transcontinental route and flew nside the wing. I guess he'd force, not power assists, are con- The trjp to North Brunswick a multi-stop schedule between was the first leg of Thursday's if palsied, she blew drafts down climbed in there and died," Mr. nected to the rudder pedals and your neck as you sat cramped in Cleveland and Los Angeles for ollins recalled. "We did a lot control column by exterior con- barnstorming tour of New Jersey two years. In 1934 she was ; airports staged by the airline to the narrow leather passenger f work in the fuselage, and re trol cables running through I moved to Chicago, where she i seats—but she flew low and slow, wilt these engines—they're the grommets on the outside of the commemorate the state's tercen spent the rest of her career op- 9 tenary (three engines — 300 giving her passengers an unsur riginal engines." massive fuselage. passed scenic view under her erating to Cincinnati, Washing- The mechanic, who watches years) and introduction of the ton, New York and Detroit The low and slow trimotor will carrier's new Boeing 727 tri-jet massive high wing, and she set >ver the grand old lady like continue to barnstorm the nation The grand old lady was retired airliner, which went into regular the country's passenger airline ather over his first-born child, for the balance of this year. It by American in 1935. COMPLETE STORE BUYERS service Sunday. business on its economic feet. ooked at the three Pratt and will be put out to pasture in 1965 Besides North Brunswick, stops The "Tin Goose" in which we Sold to TACA in 1936, she was OTiitneys proudly. "The companyin the new Smithsonian Institu- were made at Monmouth County flew Thursday is one of 116 model operated for several years :pent $100,000 on her," he wen te I Aircraft Museum in Wash- 22 MAIN STREET, EATONTOWN in. He wiped a spatter of mud ington, after being restored to iff the sturdy fixed landing gear. mint condition once again by OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! THURS. and FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M.—SAT. 'TIL © "I just wish they'd keep away American Airlines. rom these muddy runways. The grand old lady is dwarfed ave to keep her clean." by American's newest Boeing 727 JUST BOUGHT OUT . . . Notables on Hand Astrojet, of which the airline is Greeting the Tin Goose Thurs- ONE OF FLORIDA'S FINEST CHILDREN'S READY TO justly proud. But without the ay at Monmouth County Airport pioneering done by the old thre> were Red Bank Mayor Benedict WEAR SHOPS. THE FIRST OF MANY FLORIDA SHOPS engine transports, we might Nicosia; Red Bank Police never have had the modern three- THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE ;h.i©f George Clayton, Sr.; John jet superliner. . Bolduc, executive secretary of IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. he Red Bank Chamber of Com All the remaining aircraft im- merce; Thomas J. Smith, Jr. portant to the nation's history ed Bank attorney; Peter Geno- will be preserved in the Smith- Choose from the Nation's DRESSES • SHIRTS ese of Crate's Beverages, and sonian's new museum, including Terence H. O'Donnell of O'Don- the Spirit of St. Louis, in which Most Famous Makers INFANTS' SETS Col. Charles A. Lindbergh made ell Travel Agency, both Red • Hi-Line • Alyssa • Kate Green- Sank; Michael Nappi, Matawan the first solo Atlantic crossing. SOCKS • SLACKS There is a niche reserved in the away • Jack & Jill • Carter • Suzy msinessman, and Edward J museum for the Tin Goose. Brooks • Botany • Kaynee • Chips rennan, general manager of the UNDERWEAR "N Twigs • Tom O" Shanter • Bruxton fonmouth Park Jockey Club. She has earned that honor. All eight squeezed into the old • McGregor • Pauker • Minikin JACKETS lirplane's two rows of narrow Buying or selling? Use the • Farah • And many, many others ;eats. Quipped Mechanic Collins, Register Classified for quick re- from Infants to the teenager! BLOUSES who acted as steward, "You're sults.—Advertisement. SPORT JACKETS Children's Summer ALL SIZES AND AGE GROUPS SHOES SAVE AND AS TRIMOTOR TRAVELERS — Notables greeting the "Tin Goose" at Monmoutfi County HUFFMAN JO BOYLE Airport, Wall Township, where they were guetti on a demonstration hop, are second MUCH SANDALS Val. from left, Edward J. Brennanj general manager of •Hio Monmouth Park Jockey Club; FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM by American, Jr. AS Mayor Benedict R. Nicosia of Red Bank and Terence H. O'Donnell of O'Donnell Travel to Posture Rite 8.98 Agen-cy, Red Bank. Far left is Capf. James O. Adlcins, skipper of the aircraft for two Rt. 35 Circle, Eaiontoun—542-1010 Fleerair OFF

MRS. ANN JACOUBS CORDIALLY WELCOMES YOU WE TO ATTEND THE WISH TO EXTEND OUR APOLOGY TO THE PEOPLE TO WHOM WE WERE NOT ABLE TO GRAND OPENING SEND OUR PERSONAL THURSDAY, APRIL 30th ANNOUNCEMENT . . . HARRY'S LOBSTER HO 1124 OCEAN AVENUE SEA BRIGHT FINEST IN FOODS — UNIQUE DISHES THE FOLLOWING FIRMS OFFER THEIR CONGRATULATIONS NERVO BROS., Plumbing, Red Bank A FRIEND Frank Kaszuba |P&L HEATING & AIR-CONDITIONING, Red Bank ALBAN'S KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, Elizabeth General Contractor EWINGTON TILE CO., Tile Contractor, Hazlet MIDAS' BAR EQUIPMENT, Irvington Red Bank 'I Little Silver Electric Co., Elect. Cont., Little Silver KAABE GLASS CO., Long Branch | az.u April 29, 1961 Howard Tells About War On Poverty Finast FAJK HAVEN — Jazae* 3. Howard, Dtnwcntic candidate for Coognac in the TOnd Dii- trfc*,daciH«d Monday tint Pmi- MUCES WICnvi TODAY THtU SAT. MAY Ui «l dent Joiasoc's wtr on poverty program "will not be wived by sR NEW JHlifT. PEAU tlVJK. NEW CITY cm) money «3oa«." MiOClfTOWN tteru. W* wm Hw r%)M to tart itiM. Hat r*tpm%i/W tffimfkM mn Spoking « the reorBiraation meetisg of the Democratic Gab, Howird stM rise

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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, 3 Marc Dr., entertained member* of the Boll WeevHs, an instru- MUCH WKOIV! TODAY THRU SAT., MAY Iitrf Bl mental group, and their wive* aK NEW mitt, NAN. RIVED, NEW CITY mid April 18. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smythe, Mr. and MIDDUTOWN MorM. W. rmm Hi. right to limit Mrs. Les Evans, Mr. and Mrs. qiMntttlM. Net rMpwnlbk Wallace Spiile and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Byrnes.

Mr. and Mrs. James Leahy, 25 Colonia Dr., were hosts to Mrs. Peter Manfredi and chil- dren, States Island, for a week's stay.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kiechlin, 18 Daniel Dr., attended the 50th Ib. wedding anniversary celebration April 18. in honor at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conrey, Bronx- BONELESS vine, N. Y. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Spollen, Larch- mont, N.Y. CROSS RIB Freehold Leaders CHUCK Are Selected FRE2M0LD — Borough Demo- crats re-elected Abe Reynolds and STEAK Republicans chose John McGack- en as municipal leaders Mon- day night, The Democrats also decided to support incumbent P. Paul Campi last night for re-election as coun- ROAST ty chairman. The Democrats, meeting at the USDA American Hotel, named Mr, Rey- GRADED nolds to his third term. They also USDA GRADED CHOICE renamed Aloyus Crawford vice COVT. chairman; Mrs. Pauline Wasko, secretary, and Tobias (Ted) May- CHOICE er, treasurer. Mr. McGacken, elected at the Republican organization meeting at the home of Mrs. Mildred Kohlage, succeeds Thomas Blan- chet. He is the only elected com- mittee officer. Councilman Frank Woolley HO FAT ADDED! was re-elected president of the LEG OF Freehold Democratic Club at a meeting which followed the Dem- ocratic committee organization session. Mrs. Mary Sagotsky was elected secretary and Mrs. Was- ko, treasurer.

Car, Truck Collide NEW SHREWSBURY - No In- LAMB juries resulted when a car struck REG. an Army pick-up truck at Hope Rd. and Sycamore Ave. at 2:55 CUT pjm. Monday. Police said the driver of the car, Miss Patricia A. Marcello, 17, of Reynolds Dr., Eatontown, lost control as she was turning from Sycamore Ave. to Hope Rd. Her car struck the side of a truck driven by Frank A. Wright of Highland Ave., Highlands.

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Y. olutionary history by Samuel Amodio, Joseph Anthony, Ann •BS A MONTH 15 DOUBLE Stelle Smith of Monmouth Beach. Marie Beese, Diane Beese, Kath- WE-WHAT YOU The author-historian will speak ryn Black, Linda Black, Kevin CAN PAY! on "Shrewsbury in the 1600s." Bolger, Mary Coolick, Marie Cur- ren, Paul Degruttola, Barbara WOMAN FINED $25 Dempsey, Mark Dempsey, Wil- The Art RED BANK — Mrs. Frances liam Domorski, Bernice Graham, O'Neill of 24 Molly Pitcher Vil- Gail Greed, Christine Goleman, lage was fined $25 and received Kathleen Guiney, Barbara Harts a 30-day suspended jail sentence grove, Margaret Henfy, Jane Of Learning esterday. She was charged with Horan, Mary Katherine Horan, being drunk in a parked vehicle Kevin Kornek, Dorothy Kovic, in the center of Maple Ave. atAllen Maynard, Robert McMahon, By LESLIE J. NASON 3:30 a.m. Sunday. Diane Nicosia, Patricia Nicosia, MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KE1S ERNST Magistrate William I. Klatsky Eileen O'Neil, Charles O'Neil, Or. Mason Barbara Penta, Alison Perez, Professor ol Education charged $10 in court costs after HO, NURSE — W£Nr SCUBA-CWIHG AT SIR. NO POINT IN SENDING Nanette Pestana, DeAnn Remak, PALMER'S THE WEST B£ACH~ P/Ptf'T PIYERS TO SEARCH- So far, school guidance and graduated. Other students no! an assault and battery complaint against Tyrone P. Gooding of Sea- Stephen Romaine, Lorraine Srnz, NOT HERE.' NO, PR. KIRK'S NOT COME 0ta(~t{£ MS IF SHE'S counseling have failed to elimin- identified with these characteris- HERE,EITHER.' W0RRIEP GONE-- view Ave., Long Branch, was Mary Kathleen Smith, Michelle ate the dropout. tics turned up as dropouts. SHE'S withdrawn by Patricia H. Good- Smith, Donna Strove and Mary GONE/ Pat Struve. But in spite of past failures, Not more guidance and counsel-ing of the same address. guidance and counseling hold the ing, but a new approach is need- best hope for helping the would- ed! be dropout to succeed in school and to stay there until he has Since finding negative factors completed his education. that could identify the potential "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Such is the general premise of dropout has proved difficult, il For Thursday, April 30 a new book, Guidance and the not impossible, I suggest that thi School Dropout, jointly published emphasis be placed upon the pat- Present—For You and by the National Education Asso- terns that surround the success- Yours ... There is a variety of ciation's Project on School Drop- ful pupil. aspects with which to cope: outs and the American Person- nel and Guidance Association. Once we know the feelings, warnings against deals of a spec- goals, attitudes, skills and abili- ulative nature; warnings to take By GEORGE S1XTA The volume is made up of pa-ties of the successful pupils a RIVETS pers written by specially-commis- care regarding the health and various grade levels and from -LIKE I WAS sioned, well-known guidance various socio-economic back- safety of your family, etc. On STEVE-YOU RE /-AN'AS FOB specialists from every field con- SAVlN(5,tXXJBT- grounds we will have a soun the positive side, romance is IMG THOMAS, NUTHIN' BUT A THAT MANGY Alt cerned with the dropout. basis for the discovery of individ suggested after mid-afternoon. RIVETS IS REAL SPINELESS JELLYFISH! "Dropouts are America's num- LOYAL. HE AL- OF YOURS- ual shortcomings. Business is also under fairly ber one education problem," WAYS STICKS Pupils should be guided towan favorable planetary influences. UP FOR says Daniel Schreiber, director success not merely toward th of NEA's School Dropouts Proj- avoidance of failure. r. ect and general editor of the new- Past . . . The Louisiana Pur- Future • • • A suit of mail may W When the emphasis is placei volume. chase was made on April 30, be needed to protect a man on Contributors insist upon a upon what each student needs t become successful, not only guid 1803. The United States thus the moon from bullet-like ef- broad program—one that begins fects of micrometeoritcs. How- ance • and counseling but th doubled its area by purchasing with the very young child and ever, no plans are under way to follows him through the years to whole organization of schools ca from Napoleon Bonaparte for be changed to meet these needs change spacesuits before more encourage study and avoid con- $27,000,000 all French territory ditions that might cause him to We need to accentuate the pos information about the moon is leavl e schoolhl. tive-noi t the negative. west of the Mississippi River. obtained. Yet, this is the very conccn-, tration on negative influences! (You can get Prof. Nason'; The Day Under Your Sign By ED DODP that has been the source of past!helpful booklet by sending $1 t MARK TRAIL ARIES (Born M.rcfi 21 fa April I?) LIBRA (S«oh 23 to Oct. 22) failures to solve the problem. :Bettcr Grad Xk)X 2m c : Before cettinc all upset, be sure mm You'll feel like loafing, but all play and I THOUGHT HE'S GOING TO STAKT A MUSEUM HERE, ANP The entire book is a record of n't just a fipment of your imj|[inatimi. MEN, THI5 IS DOCTOR al Post Office, New York City. irk won't butler your bread. , v PUDLEy AND THE SKELETON A GKEAT MANY PEOPLE WILL BE COMING failure through this approach. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) 4 \ OF THIS BIG ANIMAL IS nwuz FROM ALL OVEC THE COUNTKY...THEY'BE l.et j*ople l:now what }c>u think anil jo"-i Vou'll find so:neont with whom you ha' F1L THE TBEASUCE HES MONET/ GOING TO NEED 6UIDES...S0 YOU'LL ALL School dropouts are shown to much in common in * gtoup you join have received more of the coun- ntiy find moil ol them itrceinf with you. Wfi BEEN LOOKING FOB HE WUZ HAVE WORK FOR A LONG TIME/ MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - GEMINI (Miy2l to Jun. 21) SO LONG/ HUNTINY selor's time than those who re-j.second son, Jeffrey Paul, wa: I.ft others know where VPLI at And to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dtc. 21) thrrp it no b«iii (or a future irgumtnt. Oon't gul about imnec?«sarily. You h»ve malned in school. born to Mr. and Mrs. James P I'lfnty w do light Brnunti home. CANCER (.lunt 22 fo July 21) Having listed the characteris- Swensoo, 167 Fordham • Dr. Make alt conticti p*r*rjn»l!y nther than CAPRICORN (0«, 22 fo Jtn. 20) tics of the dropout in terms of through if|»re»enUMvei. This ii i ijiy vhcn you "honldn't w»it Strathmore, April 4, at Staten Is to \* t.'\-\ wl;it to do—use tniliitlw, negatives and failures, attention land Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Swei LEO (Julv 22 f» Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Ftb. 19) wad turned to elementary school son and their son James, Jr., 6, You coiilfl Rtt into an emt>arr«uing Tlie Aquiriin tendency to talk too milch [•oMtioii if your reaction* are l^i quick. ii accfnl«l by present ririialiocii. pupils having these characteris- moved here from Staten Island, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Stpt. 22) PISCES (F.b. 20 to March 20) NO. IT'S NOT MONEY. tics. The results were confusing. where Mr. Swenson is an em Double-check your impression* ai you may Tliit it a K°M lime fo baUnce the budget BUT IT'S VERY VALUABLE Some students with each of theploymcnt manager for the Brew have gained • falie peripectirt. »nd to try (o find the "lealti." AND DOCTOR DUDLEY IS REAW NOW TO SHOW PTTO , Pnbilitai Newspaper Syndicate characteristics identified with the er Dry Dock Company. THE PUBUC/ dropout stayed in school and ee robert hall fete .... Schools Join Middlelowii ,i<7)M>, For Parade GIGANTIC SAVINGS! 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BASEBALL il*4 fouilr M FrtehsH May! Brfcfc fit Topu River Tomorrow LMg Branch at Manuquan June 1 MtABetewn at Neptaot Today i Keyport«tRaritan Tomorrow Konsoa at Henry Hudson Tomorrow Tosmah Favorite Matawan at Monmouth May 23 Wall at Central Tomorrow PL Pleasant Beach at Southern May 18 CBA at St. Mary's (PA) No Date Shore at Mater Del No Date Despite Defeat Lakewood at Asbury Park Tomorrow TENNIS CHERRY HILL - Briardale 'ear's juvenile queen undoubted- Red Bank et CBA Tomorrow Farm's Tosmah looms the fa- ly needed that race. Tosmah had Princeton at Asbury Park May 13 vorite in Saturday's $25,000 added rested on the Estelle Manor farm GOLF Betsy Ross Stakes at Garden all winter, was taken briefly to Red Bank Catholic at Asbury Park Today State Park even though she failed Florida, then returned here where Neptune at Pt. Pleasant Beach No Date in her seasonal debut last week- she merely breezed before re- end. turning to action. It is the con- Veteran horsemen are willing census of opinion that Tosmah Pruitts Bess and Crim's Major fo toss aside last Saturday's race vill be a much sharper horse quickly pointing out that last ;his Saturday. One of Tosmah's sternest rivals Winners at Holiday Beagle Club in the Betsy Ross is likely to be Grey Sibling who handed the MARLBORO — George Wallace time. Maurice Murphy is chair- Sports champion the second defeat of with Pruitts Bess and Percy man. er career last weekend. TMs Smith with Grim's Major, won a The club's recent sanctioned tri il JUS the fourth victory of the special money trial at the Holiday was won by Nick Trani's Trams Schedule year for the fleet daughter of Beagle Club here recently. Dippy in the 13-inch class, and bv Fort Salonga. Other winners with Mr. Wal- Bob Gilbert's Holland Crest Fal TODAY Racing secretary Kenneth Noe, lace in the 13-inch combined class con in the 15-inch class. Other If BASEBALL Ir. has listed the following as were Lee Sosnowski with Cryline inch winners were Vic Summer A DIVISION other members of the Betsy Ross Legate, Ronnie Frostick with bell with Summerbell's Vic SkijV Middletown at Neptune starting lineup: Mrs. Milton Er- OTHERS langer's Redpoll; Logan Grier's Frost Line Dixie, Mr. Sosnowski py, Jack Firman with Chapel Hill f with Cryline Lightfoot and Hughie Shorty, James O'Connor with Swing Twp. at Asbury Park Idonshire; Mrs. Walter M. Jef- Dowds with B-Line Cinda. Vacc's Gypsy and Ben Britten Shore Reg. at Manasquan fords' My Card; Mrs. M. Joiley's Winners with Mr. Smith in the with Britton's Suzzanna. GOLF "rilogy; Floyd Lanktord, Jir.'f 15-inch class were Lawrence R. B. Catholic at Asbury Park Flamin Hat; Raritan Stable'a Other 15-inch winners were Bil Photos by Frank Kuchirchuh (Asbury Park) "Bucky" Newell with Suzy of Riv- Crostewitz with Supreme Connie, Lovejoy; Montell Stewart's County TRACK Maid; Sunrise Farm's Silwatl; er Edge, Frank Pauloski with Frank Manczur with Manczur's TALK OF THE TOWN — The Kentucky Derby, the two-minute horse race which excite*, the sports world, comes up CBA at Long Branch Verna Lea Farms' Nilene Won- Checker's IV, Garry Vanderwiel Autumn Mist, Ted Hoffman with with Cherokie Black Fo and for its 90th renewal at Churchhill Downs, Louisville, Ky., Saturday, with the usual 100,000 plus crowd, a field of loss Neptune at Red Bank der and either Bodd Empress or Hoffman's Tuffy and Jim Trotter Middletown at Matawan Bold Queen from the Wheatley Jack Brown with Dottie C. with Cindy. than a dozen three-year-olds and a huge betting day which reached a record total handle last year of $4,677,594 Ray Miller of the famous Wood- Rumson at Keyport Stable. Holiday's annual point trophy of which a record $1,818,087 was bet on the Derby alone. Co-favorites are the Canadian colt, Northern Dancer end Jand Kennels will be the princi- Ruritan at Wall Twp. Trainer W. C. Winfrey may pal speaker at the club's annual winners were Nick Trani with West Ccast pick, Hill Rise. Toms River at Freehold hold an ace card in Bold Em- dinner Saturday night, May 30, at Tranis Dippy and George Kish Manasquan at Brick Twp. press. Last week she defeated Steve's Main Brook Inn, English- with Fred's Trinkle. Lakewood at Pt. Pleasant Beach her stablemate, Castle Fortes, town. The club's Beagler of the The Holiday Winners' stake will 9 TENNIS among others, while winning the Yepr award will be made at this be held Sunday, May 10. R. B. Catholic at Long Branch Blue Eyes Purse at Aqueduct 'Dancer All-Weather Runner Red Bank at Princeton by six lengths. She had won her only previous start with the great- Bonus Figure Patton Gains LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The genial 61-year-old South1 He knows how to run in it. Not power-running colt. est of ease a year ago. Rain can pour on Churchill Downs American made his observa- all horses do." Wood Memorial winner Quad- Residency Two stakes winners, with ex- he remainder of the week. Or tions on the chances of his colt Luro expressed the opinion that rangle, who is in the in between cellent opportunities of annexing Goes to Dallas Third Round he sun can turn the flower- and others in the probable field Hill Rise would have a difficult class in size, should run good on top spoils are Ironshire and Ni- of 15 as he awaited yesterday's Rules For KANSAS CITY (AP) - Lew PINEHURST, N. C. (AP)—Bil- bordered track into a Sahara time handling an off track. The any kind of a track in the opinion lene Wonder who captured the one-mile Derby Trial. Krausse, the $125,000 bonus baby ly Joe Patton mixed an occasion- Desert. It makes no difference West Coast champion from of Luro. Trainer Elliott Burch Mimosa and Prioress, respective- Horatio Luro. George Pope's El Peco Ranch of the Kansas City Athletics, was al par with a batch of birdies "My horse cares not whether said, "I hope he is right." ly- Luro is the Argentine senor never had raced or worked on Fields' Use optioned Monday to Dallas of and double bogies yesterday to it is muddy, sloppy or fast," Workouts yesterday consisted Flamin Hat and Redpoll, who who trains the small by mighty an off track. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The the Pacific Coast League. sweep past Peter Zaccagnino of said the emaculately dressed Luro of slow gallops for most of the finished one-two in the First Lady Northern Dancer for E.P. Tay- Recreation Commission this week General Manager Pat Friday Hartford, Conn., 4 and 3, and as he held Northern Dancer's "But that Roman Brother, he Derby hopefuls. But Luro said Stakes, could also be troublesome. or of Toronto, Canada. halter while the horse searched set a residence requirement for said the 21-year-old righthander lead the way to the third round of is different," said Luro. "He is he plans to give Northern Dancer The New Jersey-bred Redpoll, the North and South • amateur And Northern Dancer, winner among the grass for bits of clov- all athletic teams using township is subject to a 24-hour recall by a small horse like mine and I a five-furlong test tomorrow. was the sensation of her home golf tournament. of Hialeah's Flamingo, the FIo- er. look for him to move up if the playing fields this spring. the Athletics. "I hope he pulls up six fur- state last year being .the third ida Derby and Keeneland's Blue going is muddy Saturday." The board adopted a resolution Krausse, who was signed at Patton's Walker Cup teammate, "He runs on any kind of a longs in around 1:13," he added horse to make a clean sweep on Jrass Stakes in compiling a rec- requiring all teams to have a top bonus figure for the club in Charlie Smith of Gastonia, N.C.; track. This morning I had him Luro also said he was doubt- with a smile. New Jersey's triple crown (or ord of 12 victories in 15 career out in that sloppy going and he least 80 per cent of their players 1961, promptly startled the base- Charlie's brother Dave and Bill ful if The Scoundrel, the 6-1 third The last of the probable Derby uveniles. Campbell of Huntington, W. Va., itarts, is the 2-1 second choice just flowed through it. He choice, would be able to run will field, with the possible execption residing in the township. Under ball world by shutting out the the resolution teams requesting Los Angeles Angels on three hits three-time North and South cham- ;o take Saturday's running of the doesn't take long strides like Hill in the mud because of his size. of Kentucky Jug, arrived on the pion, were eliminated in an event- miles of the $125,O00-added Rise and so is. able to control And in that he was concurred scene yesterday when Extra Swel permission must submit names in his major league debut. and addresses of all players. ful day that also produced a hole- Kentucky Derby at Churchill himself better. You note he by Mesh Tenney, trainer of Red and Wil Rad were unloaded from Cepeda Out But he suffered an elbow in- in-one. Downs. doesn't get mud all over him. Ellsworth's awkward striding but a Los Angeles plane. Provisions of the resolution can jury that hampered his career. be waived by the board. Last year he played with Port- In other action, the board' an- BOXING MEETING SET land of the Pacific Coast League nounced that Levitt and Sons CHICAGO (AP) - Orlando Ce- •winning 13 and losing 12. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Redskins Obtain Inc., had agreed to minor peda, slugging first baseman of He made his only appearance Louisville will be the site of A's Beat Detroit, 5-1 changes in the new Veterans of the San Francisco Giants, must the World Boxing Association of the season here Sunday, pitch- Finley 1, The American Elsewhere, Dick Stuart's by Carl Yastrzemski and Stu- Bears'Drummond Foreign Wars playing field. stay out of the line-up at least ing one third of an inning against general meeting in 1965. It gen- Construction of the playground two weeks while undergoing treat- erally dr^ws about 250 delegates League 0. grand-slam homer in the 11th art's double. Then, after Balti- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Washington, giving up four hits inning gave Boston a 6-4 victory will begin next month as part ol ment for an injured right leg.. which resulted in three runs. from seven or eight countries.., The score won't show in to- more scored two runs, in the Washington Redskins obtained day's baseball- standings, hut over—Baltimore,—Jimmie-Hall -10th,-xeliever_Stu_Miller_ sudden:. LevitVs_ ^W^jojmV'_ Program Dr—Harrison - Metaughlin—of Dlclr Drummond The developers stipulated that thi the entry's probably been made singled with the bases loaded in ly lost his control. from the Chicago Bears Monday New York passed the medical in the ledgers of Charles 0. Fin- the 10th as Minnesota outlasted A walk to Chuck Schilling, Ed recreation board obtain authoriza- verdict yesterday in a telephone in exchange for an undis- tion from the Planning Board to ley, the daring Kansas City own- Cleveland 9-8 and the Los Ang- Bressoud's single and a walk to closed draft choice. talk with Chub Feeney, vice pres- eles Angels edged Washington be final accepters of the play- Major League er who's been struck out more Frank Malzone filled the bases. Drummond, three times All- ident of the Giants. often than Dave Nicholson. 2-1 behind the relief pitching of Stuart proceeded to hit the first ground — and approval from the Southern Conference halfback at township engineer of the play- Dr. McLaiighlin, after examin- Don Lee and Dean Chance. grand slam of the season in the Finley went one - up on the George Washington University ground's grading. ing Cepeda Monday, reported the majors. Puerto Rican has fluid on the American League following the The Chicago • New York currently is winding up his first The board accepted the re- A's 5-1 victory over Detroit Yankees' game was rained out. year in GW Medical School. right knee and muscles in his quests of the Matawan Baseball right thigh are atrophied from Tuesday night. In the National League, the Redskin Coach Bill MoPeak Club, the Matawan Athletic Club Ed Charles provided the edge Los Angeles Dodgers defeated bruising and bumps. Associated Prets Struck by Pitch, said that Drummond had refused Baseball Team, the Colt 4 when he christened Finley's Houston and Ken (No-Hit) John- to sign with the Bears because he Baseball Team, the Babe Ruth Cepeda flew back to Chicago much - derided "Half Pennant Monday night. He was on a plane National League American League son 3-1, Philadelphia defeated plans to continue in medica League and Guadalcanal Post Porch," lofting a fly in the first Schoolboy Dies yesterday for San Francisco to L. Pet. G.B. W. L Pet. G.B. Cincinnati 4-2, Milwaukee wal- school. He said the 6-foot-l, 205 4754 of the Veterans of Foreign W. inning that zeroed in on the new- loped Pittsburgh 9-5 and St. undergo treatment. The Giants 2 .800 — Cleveland ... 5 .625 EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - A 16- pound halfback can play with the Wars for practice and garni Philadelphia Louis shut out the" New York are here for a series with the 3 .700 1 Minnesota _... .. 7 .588 ly erected bleacher section at year-old high school boy died Redskins and continue his medi nights. San Francisco Mets 8-0. The San Francisco - Cubs. 5 Chicago .. 5. .556 Kansas City's Municipal Monday, three days after being cat studies. Pittsburgh .583 2 Chicago Cubs game was rained 5 .583 Detroit .. 6 .545 Stadium. struck in the head by a baseball Drummond, who began his col- Cepeda's knee began to trouble Milwaukee 2 out. him late in spring training. He's .538 Baltimore . 5 .500 It was the first homer hit into during a game. lege career at the University of St. Louis 6 214 CBA Jayvees been at bat only 20 times since Cincinnati 6 .500 3 New York _...... 4 .500 the sector in five games, and Charles not only christened A similar incident April 19 Iowa, returned to his home town was duly noted with the blare the season opened, collecting Houston 8 .429 4 Washington ...... 6 .462 Finley's porch but also doubled took the life of a Cascade Col- after his freshman year and VA of horns and an array of flash- home a run in the third and eight hits and four walks. He hit Chicago 6 .400 4 Los Angeles ..... 5 .417 2 lege player in Portland. played three years for GW. He Win, 7146 .375 ing green and gold lights. singled across a run in the fifth 316 last season. Los Angeles 9 .537 5 Kansas City _.. 3 2 The high school boy, Joseph was drafted after the 1962 sea LINCROFT — Christian Broth Finley originally erected as the A's struck for three rims M. Ziegler, was struck by a son as a future by Chicago. The origin of the injury remains New York 9 .182 6'/S Tuesday's Results ers Academy's junior varsit i mystery. Tuesday's Results porch that brought the right- and drore Frank Laryfrom the pitched ball. He was wearing a MoPeak said he planned to use Boston 6, Baltimore 4, 11 in- track team swept to a 71-46 vie "I don't know what to do with St. Louis 8, New York 0 field foul line to within 296 feet mound. protective helmet, but the ball Drummond as a running back nings tory over Long Branch High'; it," Cepeda said. Milwaukee 9, Pittsburgh 5 of home plate — the same dis- Diego Segui, who walked four struck an uncovered portion of and also as a kickoff and punt Minnesota 9, Cleveland 8 JVs in a meet held at the acade "It hurts a lot, even when I Just Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 2 tance as at Yankee Stadium— batters in the first two innings, his head. return man. my track here recently. 10 innings settled down and stopped the walk on it. When I run it hurts Los Angeles 3, Houston 1 and said the A's would be able The youth underwent surgery It was Washington's fourth deal Sophomores Craig Canfield an San Francisco at Chicago, Kansas City 5, Detroit 1 to capitalize on it and succeed Tigers on,five hits for his first Monday and died that evening. more." Los Angeles 2, Washington 1 since the end of the last National Bob Johnson paced the little Colt; rain just as the Yankees had with victory. It was the first time in 25 years Football League season. The Giants, off to a good start, Chicago at New York, rain to their easy triumph with dou have alternated Harvey Kuenn Today's Games their short right-field line. Robin Roberts had a four-hit an Oregon high school player had ble victories. Canfield cleared and Willie McCovery at first Los Angeles at Houston, N Today's Games The American League said shutout going for the Orioles died of such an injury, the Ore- Baseball is the oldest sport at Chicago at New York feet, 8 inches for first place i base. New York at St. Louis, N Finley should tear it down, cit until the Red Sox tied it in the gon School Activities Association Penn State, having been played the high jump and went over Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, N Baltimore at Boston ing the "Pennant Porch" as a ninth on a run-producing single said. there since 1875. feet, 6 inches in the pole vault fo: San Francisco at Chicago Cleveland at Minnesota violation of baseball rules. So his second victory. Washington at Los Angeles, N Philadelphia at Cincinnati, N Finley proceeded to remodel hi: Johnr"n captured the shot pu U.S. Cagers Detroit at Kansas City, N Thursday's Games bleacher section into a half with a toss of 42 feet, 8 inche; Los Angeles at Houston, N Thursday's Games porch, which brought the right- Derby Favorite Hill Rise Wins and was^ the victor in the dis Lose Another Philadelphia at Cincinnati, N Detroit at Kansas City field line in from 338 feet to the cus on a flip of 126 feet, I1/. San Francisco at Chicago Cleveland at Minnesota legal 325 limit. Then he waited inches. KIEV (AP) - A touring Amer- for the A's to start hitting horn Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Chicago at New York Derby Trial; Roman Brother 2d The only other double winner i ican basketball team with five ers. Only games scheduled Only games scheduled the meet was Long Branch' Olympic team members lost its LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — boost his career earnings to $196, He's A Gem and Roman Broth Everett Elliott, who captured th' fourth game in five starts in the Hill Rise, favored for Saturday's 919.50. er never were far off the lead 100 and 220-yard dashes. Soviet Union yesterday, 75-61, to running of the $125,0OO-added Ken- Clem Pac set a burning early but the former found the pace a team from the Latvian Repub- Maurice Maloney of CB/ lic. tucky Derby, came storming down pace as he reeled off the first too swift in the final drive for turned in one of the fastest time the stretch at Churchill Downs quarter in 23, the one-half mile the wire. of the day when he won the mill The Latvians team, which In- yesterday and won the $16,050 in 45 2-5, and he had enough as The Canadian-owned Grand run in 5:00.7 to pace a one-twi cluded members of the veteran Derby Trial in the fast time of Hill Rise came rushing up to Garoon and Robair trailed in the CBA finish. Soviet national team that beat the 1:35 1-5 for one mile. battle Roman Brother for the field of seven. OIM (71) — l*nt Branch ((«> Americans three straight, led at 100-yd flaah-1. Kvcrett Elliott (Ln the half, 35-34. The West Coast champion from lead. The track, soaked by rain for 2. McCnJkill (LB>, 3. Viola ILB). T 11. KO-yd dMh—1. Elliott (LB>, 2. Viol, The Americans, who have three Georpe A. Pope Jr.'s El Peco The duel between Hill Rise and two days, had dried out and it ICBA). .1. Illinois (CUM. T 25.1. Ranch trailed during the first Roman Brother lasted for only was rated "good" for the final UO-yfl dnjih—1. nave Kellpy (CBAi games left on their Soviet tour, '.'. rvAmbrojIo (LBi. .1. Flshfr (CBA have only beaten the local team part of the blistering early pace one-eighth mile. From there on, prep for Saturday's classic for T 57.». •fiS(>-y, 3. Mahmify (CBA ers Academy's JV baseball team T '.MS. Wolfson's Harbor View Farm, otherwise after 6ceing how their Shot .-I. Boh Jnhnaun IORAI. 2. Mag nipped Roselle Catholic, 3-2, Mon-' >vas second by 'J'/j lengths. Still Undefeated horses cool out. Ishkoodah quali- Rio (CBA), 3. Hup (CBAi, t> I2'8". day for its third straight victory' nincus- 1. Johnson ICBAI, 2. Mora He's a Gem finished third thret RllMSON - Rumson-Fair Ha- fied for the Derby in another race '(CDA), 3. Morin (liBI. n 1S'8". Roselle Catholic then loaded the light into third place and dropped starter Saturday. bases against CBA's starting for the Bulldog frosh, finishing NO LONGER ROOKIES He's a Gem to fifth with fourth with a four-hitter. He walked "I like the way he ran as he pitcher, Dill Thomas, on three going to Clem Pac. three and struck out II batters. made up ground in the stretch SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Fivi straight errors. Delaney took Mill Rise paid $2.60, $2.20 and Rumson scored all of its five but showed that he needed the members of the Giants wen over on the, mound with not a batter retired and struck out 3,000 LAPS MAKES 50 MILES — Ed Levy, owner of Trade Winds Boach Club, Soa $2.20, Roman Brother returned jI runrunss iinn ththee openinopeningg inninginning.. Threee voted rookie awards in their firs $2.(i() and $2.20 and Mr. Shoemaker and trainer Bill Fin- season in the mnjor leagues. three straight batsmen to retire BrigJrr, congratulates ladies on a twimming foat accomplished during tho winter Moon-jworc (irjvcn home by Don Dicker, the side and save the victory. light paid $2.20 to .show. I who tripled with the bases loaded. negan each rated Hill Rise a They are Willie Mays (1951) isaion at the club. The women swam a total of 50 milos by comploting 3,000 laps in Hill Rise, now winner of eight Rumson finished with 11 hits. 50 per cent better horse than Jack Sanford (1957), Orlando th« pool. Swimming the 50 miles were Mrs. Robart Baikin, loft, Little Silver, and Mn. irai^ht racevs after finishing The little Bulldogs, coached by when he won the Forerunner Ccpeda (1958), Willie McCove; Maury Wills of the Dodgem 1 (1959) and Harvey Kuenn as h stole only 40 bases in 1963, ai T.d Welch, Atlantic Highlands. hird in his first two starts as I Tom Botti, will play host to Mat- Purse at Keeneland two weeks a 2-year-old, earned $10,432.50 tolawan Regional again today. ago. 1963 Detroit Tiger thortstop. compared with 104 In 1962. misses 111 Monmouth County Bowling ty> Splits and FLAZA IXAd MSU W tut wilt Dauuacw V w Ittl'i's «t tf.c)T*ilJU.a ),£. M •of tpuShMtl %AJiJ&..yutch streich 84 lM.tt T .11, e Lucis 7S 173iave Welse M Frank Leo _ 60 185.60 'a the Metropolitan Golf Tournament iponiorsd by the The fight for second place is still hot and heavy. lob Meyers J7 1 rink Myers 'M Bill Bchwelckert 60 It2.lt i .a. tay Carter M 169 erry Cooke ...6!> Metropolitan Golf A«sociation on the Raclcland Country There is now a two game spread over four teams, The len DeRlal _ - 00 169 Norm Ailubato BO 182. t o« flergewlch 90 Hans Groa ..87 180.67 ernard Amelia 21 18i J Ickejr cavanftujh 67 Bol> Tonge .63 119.89 • A Club, Sparkhill, N. Y. Coach Dick Kirchotfer of the Oaks, who had held second slot for quite some time, SOLD DOWN THE RIVER — y Tyler to Robert Lehman 6 61 ,alpli Sarno - 180 161 Bill Krelwald 87 178.23 ,ck Newaome - 81 Ed Lejda 84 178.1 ' tl Howb chat* with members Chester Paff, Oaktiurst; Dick is in sixth place, four out. Teacher's Scotchmen and Tha yacltt, Columbia, sue' rank GeU 90 le^i Hontone 22 16( ;ay Basso 93 Frank Donnelly 177.22. Perry Ell _. 63 Alan Peterson .. 80 176.45 _rl FinelH, Red Bank, team captain, and Sam Siciliano, 60 >lck i^oehmler 49 Knollcraft Sweet Shoppe are tied for second, Houde eassful defender of thMartie n GriU'.a . om Tbmpkins 6 Ed Ijopez 89 175.74 Aibury Park. Carl Nlll Anthony Falcone - 48 ' oy Hermanson 84 175.«l ilass Co. and Tom's Ford are the other two teams America's Cup in tho 1953 jou Scottl - ohn Qrlflo 78 [Ike Pellegrlngl o 90 175.33 Irt I>oran ... 60 John HlHlgglnl s _ 87 175.31 90 lob Wolf _ M battling for second. itriei, K»s been sold to im Mewaoma 3harlel Rosaettl ....;...... 93 John Betheehell 90 175.25 ir.it Somnuom r .. 87 • Kniy Smith ; 93 Jack CContoughe 87 171.8 ill Dunn i - »7 Joe Amadlo ...78 174.60 . y The Holy Name Society League, rolling at Wast Coast syndicate for a Dale Manljoia - - do John Diamond - 00 Basso ..87 Emll Schwager 87 174.43 Johnson Still Hasnh Scored reported $200,000. The newCharles Bruno 17 Tank Burkls do Harold Reid ....so 174.35 Shore Lanes, knocks over pins with the best In the Berrlie Olsen -..- 87 Hill Kahle HI 174.9 D»yK,n Wllion .._ 80 tave Carlson - ....00 owners plan to campaign if Illl BlellM 76 Lou Pagano . .—67 172,23 Ken Johnson, who lost a no-the seventh when the Colts final- county, In their last outing 19 men collected 20 Marvin Ely 87 '.A Jones - .30 Tom Carhuff DO 172.21 £ hitter J-0 In his last start, now ly scored. in trie '64 Cup trials. Nick Barbato «S leorfe Falber _.._ 14 Charles Harris 7S 171.71) double century marks. Twelve of these men roll Lou Bemha-rd - — 81 ohn Cunningham 90 Ray Brennan 77 171.1 has crossed home plate but he Jerry Grote's triple and Bob Fair 78 illl Dehm 80 Bill Rescorl 73 170.58 still hasn't scored. in the American Division and the rest in the Na- •aul HaH y 7722 leorst Brandshafen 79 Charles Plrozil 89 170.27 squeeze bunt broke the runless Bill Bell _ 87 lay witter 82 Frank HOHS - DO 170.25 ,JS There was Johnson perched spell which had stretched 17 in- tional Division. Tops were Ted Ruscll with 236 Gordl* Terrlo 87 llm Allocco V, John Wl'.ilns S7 170.12 Purchases Pact Howard Jackson - W ,arry O'Nflll 83 Bob Smlt/i Hi 1H9.77 on third base in the third In- nings for Johnson. But the shock and Bill Junda with 223 for the Americans, and ay McQueen _ 0 red Btaehle ...... 18 Walt Oarner .....87 169.T3 c of a run on the Scoreboard must WOMEN Pom Parker . 72 Charles Bchlraldl ..... 81 169.7 J 1 ning of what was to become a Pete Avallone — 235 and Tom O'Brien •— 223, for For $100,000 sy Bruno Charles Schmidt ...- M Keith Swift BO 169.51 ..J 3-1 loss to Los Angeles Tuesday have proved too much. Flo Tyler 90 Vern Stultz fi!» Bob Lcnak 90 169.42 5 the Nationals. Jim Dunne, Sr., of the Nationals, NEW YORK (AP) - Braulio Emma" Barbato 60 Herb Konlah 61 Bill Gorlian 87 169.23 •1 night. He was trailing 1-0 and Dick Tracewski led off the Baeza, Panamanian-born jockey Dot l>unn -...80 Palmer Hethea 8t Thomas S7 1(18.57 ,: thinking how nice it would be Dodger eighth with a triple and was the only man with two such games, 207 and Barbara Bell -...87 14: lob McKay 82 Bob Bacnmann 90 16441 said yesterday he had paid Fre< Ann Carter - 80 14!lay Snllier Ill Ray Ho?hn 90 167 SO .r If the .Houston Colts would score after injured Tommy Davis 204. Syd Del Negro of the Americans, hit 609 on W. Hooper $100,000 for a releasi June om !*> 141John Bemus fifl Rill Dlllpr 77 16651 t\ batted !or Moeller and flied out, Evelyn Newsome - 00 nRonnie Hackmann - 7* Frank Caso M 165.71 a run for him. It had been 13 from the contract which gave thi Jew Hurley .84 14: Jack Singer 64 165 52 *.X a 220 top effort. HI)! JoJianaon 82 Hary Devlne Innings and one no-hitter down Wills delivered the go - ahead owner the first call on the rider' ive Doran - 80 14So:b Miller SI 81 K4.51 run with a double. Wally Moon's Itta Bergewtch - »0 14Harold Atr.lngen . 90 Frank Schwartz oi9)0 163.80 V the drain since he'd seen some The Champion of Champions roll-offs of the services until 1966. at Newsome — 90 H harlea Tudor _ .12 George Tomlinson - Go 18319 single made it 3-1 and knocked Jean Levy — 'JO M Ewlnjton . 79 Joe Longo - .6R7 183,7 '; batting support. Hooper confirmed that the con-Carolyn Frlck so Mark Ugleslch 73 Frank Slnklerls 90 162.89 out Johnson, who now knows Shore Firemen's League were held at Bradley H] Al Spangler lifted a fly ball tract had been nullified. Baeza Jo Colca 'Im GnUngher 23 Dixie Walker „.....; 7} 182 4 ..( what it's like to get a run and Lanes last Sunday afternoon with Eugene Hohen- Ruth Bommer - " iarl Tllson -.15 Boh Ahlers 74 161.21 i said he would ride futurely as Tom Regan — ...5ft George Bymon DO 181,11 and Johnson anxiously tagged lose. Anne Nlll — " Jack Seber «j stein of D Division finding the pocket often. Gene free agent. The Jockey and th Doris Lucas Frank Dugjan ...... 83 160.43 up. It looked like the hard-luck 'liyllll Darrafh 7Z™. Ed Kalola Si Fraift Mitchell . 90 160.1 •1 In other National League Joe Eleranto H it: hurler was finally going to get rolled games of 205, 224, 165 — 594. With his owner had been at odds recently Polly Johnson ... ' ' 87 Carl Kent -.._ 78 159.11 games Tuesday night, St. Louis Mariorle Fair .... 72 Mike Barna 2« Frank Vnn Pelt H 15J.« a run and, in addition he was because Hooper shipped hi Joan Dean ... ., 72 Ben Donaruna 138 Joe Campanelll 71 157.22 .,i blanked New York 8-0, Philadel handicap his total reached 624. Walter Golding of .. 64 137 Sid Brovaco „.._ Z.1R , >i going to score it himself. horses to Chicago and Baeza pre- Mary Olsen 90 Jules Bertotll .....990 167.20 phla topped Cincinnati 4-2 and Oracs Chaaey ""M Andy LaMontagne -15 136 Bob Alexander .... 00 157.2 F Division just did make the 600 circle, Third ferred riding in New York. Shlrlty Manlgold ...f5 Sol Bunin .74 133 Ron Williamson 90 155,34 But suddenly the Los Angeles Milwaukee outlasted Pittsburgh Eileen Cavanaugh »J -. Moczydlov/skl - 9 Don Shank 155.7 1 was Chas. Miller of B with S89. J ' Ray Prwtosl ... 87 154.67 •e Dodgers were all around umpire 9-5. San Francisco and Chicago Sue Itay - - - ™ }; Winlnm n. Buchman R2 Don UNITED MONDAY NIGHT Bernhard 60 VBill Harnfrave —.22 O'Brien .... _ (19 153.60 Vinnie Smith and he was nod- A. II. H. C. Archie Price 63 Lou Nlslvoccl._ a 90 152.61 "l were rained out. The annual position roll-offs were held by the Madeline Kll —•« '. Dave Stahl ding his head. The seldom-seen W Chrla Jackson 90 IIOen: e Wllion _ 11 81 152 •*- In the American League, Dick Hunrlss Dairy 84 29 Helen Myers " 1 ohn AndruBklewicz -...47 120 Jim Monahan 1)0 151.H0 J appeal play had worked. John- Shore Firmen's League last Friday night with Oliver Ponllac ...... 81 Beity Griffin 81 1 Gary Schwartz 14 120 Ray Syvpster 60 151.47 Stuart's grand - slam homer 122 George Brunello ..- 89 Woodchop; 574 SUBS — Ch»« Benitng 155; BuBruci e Baker - 74 JW.M son, in his anxiety to get a run,gave Boston a 6-4 victory in 11 Byron 1 of C Division proving to be the best among Banflcld Henry Vadasz ...3 133ob4 Carnrs 84 149.76 ...„ „ 54 Coonsy, 183; Chas Crone, 141; t Bill Fullem 'ZZZZZ had left third base too soon and innings over Baltimore, Minne Bachsiadt'a Tavern 51 Dean, 155; Ken Hopwood, 167; John Ttuede 46 HR 84 139.14 - the first place teams with a 2,758 set. Shark River Grand Plaza Pizza SI Howard, 165; Chaa Jeasup, 168; Bol Don Spafford _.:.:."._ 8 118 I.es» TIi«n M Games was doubled up. sola outslugged Cleveland 9-8 in Jack's Inn 5(U4 Marks, 12S; Fred Mueller, ;153; Lo' 200 Club: Charles Rosaettl 248, Herb Aniy Kutko £1 Top Hflt Cleaners 4314 Konlsh 207. 170.14 Hills put F Division on top for the second place teams 128; VI Demmerle. 139; Fli Al Folsom _ 21 172.12 So, tlje Colt pitcher still trailed 10 innings, Kansas City downed All. High. Olass Co 3014 Hopwood, 136; Beverly Jessup. 107 Mar - Mat 34 Jack Moffett 39 170.17 1-0. Dodger starter Joe Moeller Detroit 5-1 and the Los Angeles with 2,682. Third place was won by West Long Gloria Moran, 132; Lois Shall, 128; ATLANTIC IIIO1ILANUS CHURCH Hal Clark 45 169.14 Mouraux Pibg. 4 Htng 32'A Mary florrentlno, Ml; Marie Wilson, I.EAOLK Bob Schoetllng 12 Angels edged Washington 2-1. Middletown Oon. Tire 1O',44 73'/ 168.5 protected the slim margin built Branch 1, in a surprise win as it is very seldom that FINAL STANDINGS Russ Korker 1156 167.1 200 Club — Ernie Qroal 234, Jac W L Gordon Cheyne 44 on Maury Wills' first-inning sin- The Chicago-New York Yankees telllly 224.. Bam . Pollen.... 222,. .Paul 165.U 1 an A Division team emerges victorious in these roll- THUIISBAV NI0HT Central Baptist 3 ...6414 Joe Martini 45 161.40 gle and Willie Davis triple into game was rained out. Pombricka 216, Bill Bruun 227. Lenn qulnn Chapel 4 60 Ixm Rlccltelll .... 15 Matarazzo 210, Rusacll Blcble 214, BUSINKKS MKN'H LEAGUE 158.6 offs. The boys had to roll 2,812 scratch to do it Harmony Bowl Bt, Paul'i Baptist 1 53 Paul Lanzo .... 15 15B.10 Moeller, who went seven in< Butla Conzcn 203, Joe Marchettl 203, Central Baptist 1 52>.i Steve Sivlnarskl 41 155.6 Tom LaPara 201, Charley Hull 201. W L 51 nings, turned in the third though. Bteamtltters Local 181 - .82 37 Central Baptist 4 Al Alberston ...... 14 151.9 Qulnn Chapel 1 ...6O'/i 48',i Tony Gatto 12 148.R straight strong performance for TUB "400" I.EARUE Towns Dellciusisen 3»'AV» 39', Qulnn Chapel 2 49!i 4S',& AtlanUo Wlhlsndl Lincrolt Quit -..-* 56 43 Al Sferckln 144.91 Paul Hornung Fourth place teams bowed to the heavy pinning LeonardLd o Baptisp t 11 461J »S',i Tom Page zr'is 143.1 the Dodgers pitching staff which W L O. E. Bcholes 56 43 l 3 55 Koch's FlorlBt - 5414 44'qulnn Chapel 3 ...44 now has allowed just one run of C Division's Monmouth Beach on 2,769. Oakhurst Franklen'l 63 Leonardo Baptisi t 2 444 55 Bayahore Pharmacy .61 '4 M. T. T. Majon 51 48 Central Baptist 3 -...41 58 HABMONY BOWI, In Training in the last 27 innings. Bob 3's 2,798 was tops for the 5th place finishers and this Coeppel's ...:...._ 5714 'ack's Inn 61 48 8t. Paul'i Baptist 1 ZVf, 0114 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE . . . 53 Casey's Real Estate .49/4 40 Miller blanked the Colts in the . . 600 Club: Ernest Maxion 169. 211, PTR. Mutual 5214 Jay Bee Auto Repairs ...50Vj 48' 221—601. Guaranteed Lamps 84Vi put H Division in the limelight. Sxith place went to FChristV. 8y. Sal's Barber Shop 48 51 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - last two frames. Ch INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Ixical 4«t ...77 Leon'a 48V4 Lawton Bros. Tavern 46 53 Me Donald's Bpeedte _.78 Paul Hornung, the Green Bay It was the fifth victory in. 14Division's Hazlet 1 on a 2,774 threesome. Rumson 3 Atlantic R«c 47 Family Circle Stores <3',i .V, Men PpStano's _ 45 Kddit's Barber Shop 45 54 Ernest Maxson .. 173 Caravello's Beauty Sup. 74% Packers' scoring ace reinstated starts for the defending world Joe Koeppel Sr. . .. 165 Schwelzer Bros 68\£ made E Division proud by taking seventh place roll- Artier Lumber 43 Local 181 41 58 American Legion „ 64 by the.National Football League champions who still trail the Homestead 3514 Emmona Lemons - 40 5B Nemlah Coleman 159 offs with 2,661. Eight place was taken by The Red O 4 W Lumber 3614 62 Erneat Gross .._ 158 Donato Construction .68^ last month after a year's Phillies by five games in the NL Harold Hopson . ...151 American Lumber _ . 64^ 200 Club — R. Daton 247, C. Joh] Walter La Rue Harry's Liquor . . .641^ suspension for gambling, has race. Bank Hook & Ladder 2 laddies with 2,663. HAKMONY S25 LEAGUE son 224, 209: E. Casey 223, N. Adol 144 Western Burgers 60 W aon 218, Larry Taum 21B, 8. Vlacu: Joe Koeppet Jr. , 142 itarted training for a comeback. Coopers Electric ....i....« 69 33 Ernest Brooks .... Martin Co ....'. .59 Philadelphia got a 4-for-5 per- We do not know what high games were 210, W. Brand 209, E. Carhart 20: Jim Sullivan Z.Z.... 139 Wayne Coffee 55i£ McQueens 55 44 J. Orothera 202, A. Damato 200. ....138 diMown Travel Agency ...55 The 29-yearoId Golden Boy, formance by rookie sensation Ann's Dell 5iH 41 Hayrvood La Ru« ;1 ..131 rolled In each match except the eighth place con- Hazlet Pharmacy 53% 45 Henry HodgkUs 127 tes Beverage 55 only a few pounds over his nor-Richie Allen to beat the Reds Tonya Barber 52V;. 461 LWCBOFT RECREATION WOMEN Richard Koeppel 115 Perkins Pancake House ..... 53'A Allen clubbed a homer, triple test. This is the one we witnessed. In this action Kennies Tavern _ 51M: 47 LEAGUE Women ' Qeo. Moore Construction \1 mal playing weight of 215, is Shore Material 44 59 W L Connie Hallory - -142 200 Cluh: Larry Lazarldls 224, 200: carrying out a special condition- and two singles as Art Mahaffey Single System 10 80 Wasserman's 55 3 Isabella Koeppel HI Dick Parks 212, Marahall Rapp 209. there were only three 200 games rolled all night. Linda Koretlc 1(1 201; Keith Nlcodemus JO), Art Olbb won his first game. 200 Club — Joe MaiBon 202, ji Brlgadoon 50 3; 202, Richard May 208. Ing schedule set by Coach Vlnce Roy Rousell of Oakhurst 5,,rolled a second game Cplett*. 523. Harold Bock 217, Ki Brink's Fine Meats .60 3 Holen Smith _...,.„.„....„.,«} Lombarjdi. Clark 210, Clyde Morgan 500. Bti" Keatjsburg.Mlrtdlelown Kim Matlthak _:.,."i.i._ -...131' WOMEN'S MAJOR Lanal 212, RaJph Carlonl 245, J National Bank 43 Margaret McOIrt 131 W I. "Calisthenics, running and HIGH SCORING BOYS 245 and Frank Buono of Phil Daly's started with Oreeley 207. Frank's Barber Bhop —41 IVIIholmlna Harrington ....129 neinMd Real EsMt 57!i 32!J 1 J.lncrofL I"" ...... J^ Lola Sullivan 121 Van Pelt Aeency 53 37 then the steps,' Hornung"~said TOUlSViLLE—TCy—(AP) ~^= 228 and 238r He came up with a split in the 10th— "WOMES" Ethel Brooks ...-,.- —111- Stephen-J,-Groas- -.,.,..47H^ 43H— after a workout in City Stadium. The combined recent efforts of W L Molzon'a Tavern - 39 Jean Myers Ill) Coast Lanes „ ..44ty 45H frame of the last game and had to settle for a 181 Wasserman's 57 r>3Lincroft Pharmacy 37',4 Sarah Hundley _ ....107 Kahle 4 Me Farland ..41M 48ii "I want to get into Wie best phys- two Kentucky high school bas Brink's Pine MealB 52 38 Uncroft Esso 3714 Linda Rogers ...... _..,...... 95 Airport Plaza M'i 51% ical condition I've ever been in." ketball players equal' a good and a neat 647 threesome. Pretty good pinning at Brlgadoon ....51 3D 500 Scries: Peg Budlong 160. 175, Odd Balls _ JS'ri 51 ii Keans.-Mld.. Nal. Bank 44 45 —518; 151, 188, 173—612. Stella Pet AIRPORT Harmony Bowl 37 53 Hornupfc began his daily drills total for any professional team that Frank's Barber Bhop ..43 47son 170. 186, 145—501; 148, 179, 179 COMMERCIAL 200 Club: Gloria. Russomanno 202. Leonard Poole of Breckenridge Llncroft Inn . 42 48 506 Mary Doerr 156, 167, 183—5i this yate&'by jogging a mile and This season the last place team In each divi- Lincroft Gulf 42 48 Marcclla Casaldy 181. 187, 135—50 Kahie 4 McFarland SYCAMOIIE FRIDAY WOMAJJ'S thea ^running up and down the County scored 72 points in one Molzon's Tavern 42 48 Prlscllla Grutzner 176. 17S 188—5 Teacher's Scotchmen . LEAGUE '• sion had a chance to take home a trophy and the Lincroft Esso 3!t'i 50 Dot Penny 100. 200,' 160—620. Wllrai Knollcroft Sweet 8hoppe W L itadhua steps— "all 60 of them game and Rich Hendrick of Bris- Lincroft Pharmacy _ -.37'^ 52 Allen 164. 156. 199-«19. Bobbl* JHrtran Houde Glass Co. M * W Salea Co. :..:.... -...53 37 to the. top." tow High got 65 in another. boys fought just as hard as though they were the 1S«, 158, 177—921. Tom's Ford, Inc. 1st Merchants Bank 51 39 BEST ONE-DAY CROWD The Oaks Monmouth St. Chevron 50 40 P. I. I. School Sycamore Lanes 48',4 top teams. Freehold 3 of D, put up the best fight NEW YORK (AP) - Queen; KKYFORT BUSINESSMEN'S Crate's Beverages Shrewsburyy Pharmacyy 4714 42$ I.EAGUH Slultz'6 Oil Service GlobGlb e PtPetroleul m „ 444 46 and took the trophy with 2,621. All this means County played host to its larges Hlddleiown Lutes Whalt Agency Majestic Amusements ...43 47 one-day sports crowd when Shei W Airport Plaza Lanss Baynton's Linoleum 41 49 that C, D and F Divisions seem to have the better Buck Smllh's 58 . Monmouth Lanea L. S. Cleaners ....40 50 Stadium opened. A paid crowd o Circle Chevrolet ...48(4 Hilltop Cities Service Mikes Toy Center 32 M money bowlers as each of these divisions rolled 48,736 saw Pittsburgh beat th( Matthew J. Gill . 49>4 Magnolia Inn 200 Club — Jean Levy 213. Middletown Lanes 40',4 """ Series: Keith Swift 680; Ed Ledla, 480 Series — Jean Levy 488, Loreltl off with two trophies each. A, E and H each won Mets. Ten minutes away Keyport Cleaners 4B'£ 643. Nadeau 484, Nancy Cltarella. 480, Km? Country Tavern 44 200 Club: Norm Adubato 208; Jack Mcnzzopane. 480. one. crowd of 31,430 turned out Frank & John's 43 McConlogue 207, Tom Carhuft 204, see the thoroughbreds at Scolt's Funeral Home 30 Jack Singer 210, Bill Rescorl 202, Russ 200 Club: Ed Merrell 205, John Davlno Korker 230. Ej Lopez 2«, Cha». Schl- The only thing left for the Shore Firemen's loop duct. Ed Kulan 201, Al Merrell 209, Domraldl 202, JOB Longo 220, Keith Swift RUGGED 213, 289; Mllt» Pellegrlno 214. Bob is the banquet and prize distribution. This will take Smith 201, Alan Peterson 237. three nights May 19, 21 and 26. Once again the Pad- RELIABLE THURSDAY AFTERNOON dock Lounge in Long Branch will be the site. On May $132,232 Twin Double CHARMERS RARIN' TO GO W 19th A, B and C Divisions will swing the knives and Alley cats WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)-One George Sholty, won the nin Hopefuls forks, On Thursday May 21st, it will be D, E and F. lucky bettor, tentatively identi- and last race at $2 for $2 anRegals 47H the new 1964 Hits A Kisses 41 fied as a woman,' won $132,232.- completed the record payoff o: Lucky Strike! 40 On Tuesday, May 26, G, H and I will attack the food. LNM's 3» 80 for $2 at Roosevelt Raceway tho 7-5-1-2 combination. Rifl Slaves These are the nights when all bowlers are winners. Tuesday night — more money Ball, who finished second, al: Pixies H. Peck Wilson's Palace Diner emerged as champion of than the $100,000 President would have brought the sam B. Lockwood Johnson makes in a year. payoff to holders of the 7-5-1- E. Sergewlck W. Oaaildy the Riverside Lanes 800 loop this season. Mr. Wilson The huge payoff came on the combo. A. McCielltn J. Graullch 13$ can offer thanks to Ira "700" Richards, Brad Parker,twin double, in which a bettor An accident helped set up thi V. Himelmann 138 must couple four winners, and record payoff. Chester Direct A. Nlll 136 Haight West, Charles Schulz, Lloyd Dilley, Vaughn S. Benolt 136 set a world record for that form on top at the head of thP. Wilson 75 134 18 & 21-inch deluxe Kasbarian, Bob Hornby and Bill Scoles. Kenny White E. Barry «6 134 of wagering. stretch, momentarily went L. Hintelmann 78 133 self-propelled secretary, wound up as the only man over the 180 The previous high TD payoff stride. He swerved, causin; L. Alken 78 132 P. Yuilier 7R 129 mark — 182. Ira came second with 178, followed by was the $84,692.20 won at Gulf- both Fedor Herbert and Deni D. Clifton SI 126 REEL MOWERS son to fall and throw their driv B. Epstein 78 125 stream Park in Florida, just a D .Tateoalan 75 121255 Pat Barone — 174, Frank Ruscil 173, Moe Shulman — week ago, by Mrs. Helen Mc- ers, Bud Gilmour and JohH:. Myeri 78 125 c. Furby 89 121 172 and Jim Bruno — 172. Grady, a housewife of West Hoi- Chapman, to the track. L. Lovelt «9 121 lywood, Fla. Historic Value, seemingly oi B. Morln 75 117 John Hovendon kept that White-Richards L. Bodenmann 78 11«« Nick Grande, vice president of contention, was steered wl Meller 63 115 TOP "PUP" IN SHOW—"Captain Yossorian," a German combination from winding up with all first and at Roosevelt, a harness racing out of trouble and paced on Hoffmann V 112 shepherd owned by Mrs. Robert Varian, Lincroft, won second individual honors. John clipped off 659 track, made the tentative iden- victory. MIDDL1CT0WN MONDAY N1TB bast of puppy breed in the Staten Island Kennel Club's pins to take the first place high individual set tification of the winner as a Chapman suffered a broke MIXKD POUBI.rS woman. right shoulder and Gilmour Mlddletotm t«n«s show recently. The dog was bred by Mrs. Vanessa Den trophy. Ira was second here with a 653. Ira then Stephan J. Qroai, Inc 62 34 "I talked to the ticket sell- twisted shoulder. Oddly, th Cubana Pools Co ...55 41 Ouden of Middletown. took over first place for high game with a 247. ers," Grande said. "They are both won previous races in t Hometown Agency, Inc 51 42 .lack Preaton Builders 52 44 Kenny White was second in this category with 246. positive the winner was a wonv TD. Pauline's Four 30 46 an on the third floor of theGilmour won the sixth rai Rtraub Motors' Bulck, Inc 46 50 Harmony Womla, Inc 45'i 50'4 Team-wise, Ruscils finished second — two grandstand. We won't know for with Sonnie Jim Abbe at $52.1T & M Landacaplnc Co 41 W "onded Auto Snlfa Company 3« M games out. Peoples Liquors was third, followed certain until the ticket is pre-to start the TD. Tony Abbatiel Mlddlelown Lanes. Inc 381/.- 59'i REPEAT SALE sented for payment and it wastook the seventh with 200 Club — flcorgc IIarnikv by Love Lane Tuxedos, Community Cleaners, 1(1; Curl Booker 222, 236; Otto not tonight." Maid at $22.90, then Chapm Hnckrr 23fl, Boh Orr 210. Prown's and Riverside Lounge. It seems that the midnight when won the eighth with Meado 000 Series — George Harmyk .. . First choice for perfect lawns. Gives It was near S26, 216—635; Curl IloAer 222, 158a, crisp, clean, "country club" cut en Palace Diner could only serve up winning games. Historic Value, driven by Hart at $11.70. 238—614. flat or hilly terrain. Adjustable; cut- It was Love Lane Tuxedos that flashed those big tlng heights to fit seasonal cutting •equipments. games by rolling the high team threesome of 2,788 t 2rtll,P,,4cyclt DrljgtiSlnttontmlni STOP on a high single of 977, good for second high team HARBOR LIGHT BEACH CLUB with "Eaiy-ipln" rtcoll itirt. i Lllt-O-Mallc hindlt—limply nil* to nova game. Prown's had the top team game of 970. BREAKS THE PRICE BARRIER farwird, lowir to atop. THAT TRANSMISSION LEAK Ruscll's then moved into second slot for high team i Sinntlonil ntw "Qrasi-CuldB" cutttr feir dlrteli iraii down In front el your tut. three games with 2735. WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS > txcl'jilvs naw "Spatdkltan" spreekit 95 icraper Jim conllnaoui clamlnj ttWon. The Middletown A loop wound up last week just FOR THE 1964 SEASON Any Car *29 the way it started last September, no one knew who 18"—Model 1105 REG. 45.00 the champs would be until the last game. At the start Husband, wife & 2 children, additional teenager or child in sameM OM to weoiattM*. lux* ni method* Kp&j A1 CAMM.1 CBJLTT AMD BOAT _ tb-foed U»«« utl low -" US «mi>l.TS DODOE - 1U-OIVS. Umut. tuuKtci come.. a«r. A » ICDWAB to «J»3 . WA*T*D KxHfteKtt Bret* . ..jkoutfe. Vtlisx*. Oryettr, Imjyerltl or!gta»J d coin urukoacn — x**, t) uxi tntxrit*. C*ll JU MANAGEMENT DtsJtr.t laU fit.pt or bat*. OUST seMBSw m Xve , Port Uatmouth. M*4iOS ut CBSSM ctwn BZA nor tmiiM*im nyt7%", V "rf V- JMMOfc TRAINEES (21 Maurice Schwartz A Soni UN <31«V5~&uaj}', ti/ti yd. bwS». 01 BOUtBIOCCPXA. — •"» Im. Tout of *•»«., tun tenti/fcC Uai.tr. J/jl*rT*«j.Wrji4 tfWM ttA mAt U, pi. Cill 7<7- *Ut. yu&W writ*. Buw 14! W. Front • Hea B«xi! tillJifiktt U.3. wcrfcf r, Ux* rw«t>0BM. At- nitfiit. KIUIUKKI Hi or S2S-2MB. new 4H , 7.O1BL WAMTED - BUep In, (Wt FUU. OR P AHT-TIM IB — fcutomoblfe in wrttlnit pwUnf in, '"S" {"• 1962 LIGHT BLUE CHEVROLET IM- I960 VALIANT STATION WAGON — with 5^ Jt^uison, top condillon. Johnson electric Hart. S375. BILL'S homework. Fond (X children. Recto ulumu. Mutt t» ov«r SS. CtiX O« mect «wf nftnncM to "*. i •" »<« HJBUC NOTICES PALA — Power brakes and steering, Radio and heater, floor shift. Call alter 24' 1469 Owens. LANDING. 1382 Ocean Ave., Bet Bright. rBferencei. Ova room imd TV. Call Cottr.ll at McKaddln Motors. Red Btnlc air conditioning whitewalls. radio and 6 nm. 7(1-31(7. These boats at pre-season discount 280 HYDRO FORMER NATIONAL — 931-4383. . heater, one owner. $1,950. 671-3IOS. doa't miss the opportunity. BTliADY AND PART-TOOI HELP — KEN — J'or factory irorlt, wtti high RUMMAGE SALE — Sponsored bysr 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — Leather inte- High-point champ In 223 clojss. Top SECRETARY — Full-time. Bull mi Over IS. Apply In person MIDDUC- Aaa'a PTA. American Legion Hail. 1»5S JIERCUKY — A-l condition. Best MONMOUTH MARINA condition. Complete with trailer. Rea- SCiKKl dlplmi" TndlMtrttJ AKIMOrlM, rior, very good condition. Low mileage. Ft. of West St. Monmouth Bea< estate office. Pleaaant Working condi- TOWN CAR WASH. Hwy S5. Mldin«- CUT Ave., Keansburj. Saturday May offer. Call Mlddletown Eiso, 741-9817 Call 264-5155 after 5 p.m. sonable. Must sell. Bob Stoore. 5<2-39OS. tion*. Experienced preferred. 671-1000. town. Una Rd., Iitniu 2 *nd Monday tlirough Friday, May or 741-7S50. 222-8198 4-8. 1963 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — Stand- 1859 21' NAU SKIFl — 109 Gray, 168 TEACHERS 1961 OU5S.MOBILE 98 CONVERTIBLE- ard transmission, power steering, white- SHIP-TO-SHORE CURTAIN hours. Navy top, V bunks head. lully DISTRICT MANAGER AUTO MECHANIC Prlce $1,795. Full power. Ail electric. walls; radio, heattr. black finish, white equipped. Excellent condition. 11,500. Accessories. May be seen at J&J Gulf, Made to order ' 741-4637. AND SUBSTITUTE For Circulation Department of jrowJni; AUTOMOTIVE Highway 35. iliddletown. interior, many extras. 671-1354. newspaper concern. Good tuning sala- Kipertenced on General Motors pro- Highway 35. iliddletown. . _ , Curtains — Drapej, COMET — 3225. Completely equipped, ry with opportunity for advancement. ducts preferred. Excellent workinf con- Bedspreads ~ Accessories witii trailer. Ready for watftr. 130Q. TEACHERS ditions, paid vacations and other com- AUTOS & TRUCKS ;„, , ,..7,n, v- rnK-Ti"^T?M?ri »„; 1955 CHEVROLET WAGON — New tor boats and floras Deliver to boys »nd stores on estab- lybJ LJ^GULr* t,U.Ml.Nh^lAL —Many „ . .itecv Gn/*tt < oKi tinT ntiz- Call 7(7-0003. We ire Interviewing applicant! lished route, and work with boys on pany benefits. Apply In person it Rus- 1BS3 VALIANT CONVERTIBLE. Its (i l Mrs. Hubrouck 872-15: (during Bummer) for 6-8 week summe efficiency. No experience necessary — sell Oldsmoblle-CadllUc Co.. 100 New- that time of the year, put the top extras including air conditioning. Priced V105 ,S, ' FOR™™Dr COUNTRp«t n«»Y rSQUIR rail E 74—7 506Nin3e YACHT INSURANCE assignment. Must have New Je,ne: will train. Ability to associate with man Bprlngs Rri.. Red Bank. Aik for Mr .William Grieg. down and relax. Power steering, auto- T—BIRto sell. DCal 106l afte1 —r 7Excellen p.m. ot r weekend.condition, pas.ienpeInal ownerr wagon, Lo, t auiomaucoffer. Cal. l V-S747-5063. $250. Harold Kofoed, 168 Went Front SI BUSINESS NOTICES teaching credentials. Come to th« people essential. matic transmission and other extras. M2-1351. Cal15lS FOR264-6271D COUNTR. Y SQUIRE Ni Keyport. 264-0130. YMCA, 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, Its biggest feature Is that It has four ull power, very low mileage, new tires Saturday, May 2 at 2:30 p.m. for per- APPLY IN PERSON CARPENTERS — Steady work, fowl years and 30,000 miles left on Chrysler 2all 222-5335 after 6 p.m. and weekendf HII.LMAN CONVERTIBLE — 1S54. In1062 BOSTON WHALER — 13' 6 KITE WAV CONSTRUCTION CO. —sonal Interview/" No phone ca$)j flc RED BANK REGISTER pay, apply Temple Lumber, Carton Bi., Corp. warranty. Stop In and see this call 322-O2S9. good running condition. Body shows Center steering, 55KJ. Bulldozer and operator [or hire. Ex cepted. Ask for,Mr. DiBella. lumson. some slgna of oxidation. Ideal car tar 741-8MO cellent top soil for Bale. Call 671-2192 40 Broad St. Red Bank today, 1959 FORD RANCH WAGON — Auto- (summer fun at a price anyone can af- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Apply (Plymouth, Valient, Chrysler, Imperial matic, Good condition $650. Call 741- ford. Best offer around J125. 812-2S1P. WANTED — Used boat trailer sui TIRED OF WAITING? in person. Harmony Bowl Coffee Shop, SHOE SALESMAN — Full-time, mu«i HELP WANTED-Male. Female Dealer.) "324. blB lor 16' sea skiff. Call For a painter Rt. 35, Mlddletown. have experience, opportunity for ad ISfil SPORTSTER XLIf — Perfect con. 1S61 ENGLISH FORD ANOLIA — 6710562. Dial 187-73H vancement. Write "AN". Box 511, RedOPERATORS WANTED — Experi- Maurice Schwartz & Sons dltion fully equipped. Many extra ONE OWNER. H. Vic Fox — Port Monmooth COOK — Private family J300 montl Butk. 747-1218 REBUILT 14' double keel rowboa! CHAMBERMAID—Waitress J26O month enced collar maker »nd operators, HI W. Front Red Bank 747-Q7S7 S Firm. Call days 291-M2S. $60 each. Runabout, 12', 5' bean; ENCLOSED PORCHES — Garage! — HOUSEKEEPER—Family of one PRESSMAN WANTED — Reliable, ex weekly or piece work. 741-9025. 1B62 AUSTIN HEALEY SPK1TE — .Wl VOLKSWAGEN -- Light green 1955 CADILLAC, 1355 PONTIAC, 1953 ilOO. 872-0829. Ask for Lenny Bosmar room addltiona. Odd loba, no Job loo 1260 month perlenced. Familiar with Heidelberg. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RAMBLER — All four-door, A-I condi- small. CHARLES HOWEB CONTRAC. Little. Giant, open presses. Steady em- Hard and Eoft top, 22,000 miles, ex- Radio heater, good condition. $950. Cal I960 JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — 16'TOR. 717-4273. MOTHER'S HELPER JJ20 month Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders ceilenf running condition. Asking $1200. 26I-:'W1 after 5. tion. Reasonable. 842-2086. COOK — Flnst floor $250 month ployment. Apply In person to Com- 10 Broad Long Branch 832-4747 Needs engine. SSOO. Call mercial Press, ID Mechanic St., Red Call after 5, 946-8371. 961 FOF.S> — Galaxle convertible. Al TR-3 — 10SS, 23,000 miles, white • blaclt 741-2076. GROWING PAINS? Call Ever areen DAY WORKERS—Own transportation top anrl tonnc;iu cover, excellent condi- Landscaping- All phases of landscaping *12 day Bank. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY NOW THAT you have sullied the quipped plus power steering. Excellen 28'fl CABIN CRUISER—Two liunka. tw< deluding maintenance. Weekly, montll- EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Every order 6 applicant our specialty AJ>S. "Hustle to Russell" to inspect :om!itton. T47-1287. tion. $35(1. Call after 5, 741-5091. Chrysler Crown motors. 115 h.p. Com SUPERVISOR — For landscape con 12 Broad St. Red Bank 7(7-3194 | ly or aeason, F. Intermesoli. 787-0S18 60 Broad St. ^ Red Bank Btructlon. Frederick's Landscaping, Call •tnd buy a top reconditioned Cadillac. I960 THUNDERBIRD — Hardtop. Very 1951* HERCURV — Nine passenger sta- pletely overhauled, in water ready or 787-3210. Oldsmoblle or other make car! tion wagon. One owner, excellent con- go. 787-1229 after S p.m. SHIRT PRESSERS — Experienced. S a.m. weekdays 787-0022. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON—Ac- clean Owner being transferred. Phon< ODD JOBS — Cleaning cellars, attics, Good pay, benefits. tive office needs more personnel for 1962 FORD — G.ilaxle convertible. T41-O526. iition. |30fl. 8<2-3?08. YOUNG MAN — Over 21 to work In vaM amount of clients to service. Ex- MARINE SUPPLIES yards, etc. Hauling anil trucking. 542-0173. tackle shop. Weekends. Bandy Hook Power steering, radio, tvliltewaijs, heat- OO.NVEKTIELE — I95S Ford Fairlane 1960 LARK — Four-door. Call after Everything lor the Boatman. New Je Reasonable. E4D Trucking. Call 264- perience not essential, but preferable. er, excellent condition. $1,305. 666-S71S. 4 p.m. 1395. sey's largest marina supply house. WOMAN — To clean Saturdays mlial Bay Mam.a. 872-1460. Sxoellent opportunity. Write "Realty 500. Excellent condition, 332 cu. in. V-8. 7064 or 264-7635. have own transportation. 671-9BO4 or 1 1962 PONTIAC — Bonneville convert- Fordomafic, power steering, padded 842-2535 Evinrude Bales and Service Opportunity/pportunlty, "A.T.," Box 611, Red dash, new top and new battery. White THE BOATMAN'S SHOP CLEAN CELLAR, VARDS, GARAGES S7M6S2. THERE'S BIO MONEY 8ELLINO Bank. ible. Full power, excellent condition. 1957 DODGE — Two-door. New bat- — Have truck. Call after 3 p.m. Call after 4:30 p.m. 671-0979. walls plus snow tire. 671-0606. tery, good tires, BUtomatlc, safety belts. 21 Whail Ave. 741-5780 Red Banl COOK — Part-time « p-m. - 8 p.m. COOK WANTED — No fancy or spicy Open Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 p 741-2149 BETTER KNOWN Flat Saies Service 957 BL'ICK convertible, blue body and $250. Call 741-7786. to prepare and serve family dinner. cooking. Flvb days i week. Porter. LJCVINE-VVKBB op, aJl power, electric windows, good ALCORT — Flberglas super sallfial: HASON-CONTnACTOB — Bteps, patio, Five-day week. Including weekends. Car BAYV1EW NUR8INO HOME, 201-0440. 1959 CHEVROLET station wagon with Purchased late last year for S41f sidewalks, garages and waterproofing. necessary. 747-5958 after 4 p.m. Hwy. 33 M2-IO20 Eatontown ires, recent tune-up. $500, Call 747- ovprdrive, excellent as Becond car, GOOD HUMOR TWO FULL-TIME BEAUTICIANS — 522 artcr 5:30 p.m. Like new. Bargain $250. Call 842-324 Additions. Call 767-5153 or 142-3240. 1964 TRUIMPH TR 4 Roadster, gree , Call 512-0851. HOUSEKEEPER - To llv« In. Good Wanted. Must h»ve som» experience. black interior. Michelln X tires. Toi 1955 FO.N'TIAO C;italln;i, good trans 35' PACEMAKER — Convertible e MUHIC For AJl Occasions with children. Permanent position. Ref- ICE CREAM Call 741-9766. 1964 PONTIAC OATALINA four-door dan. 1961. Fully equipped for cruisln; THE SCEPTRES erence!!. Oakhurst. 222-4145. neau cover, belts. 747-1879. portatlon reasonable. Call sedan. Recently won In raffle. Never COUPLE — Cook, butler WOO 787-1905. 741-7723. Four piece band 1939 FORD — Pick-up. V-8 englm used. Call days 542-2463 and evenings Call Bon Watson 812-2818 WOMEN (SIX) — Part-time telephon COUPLE — Housekeeper, caretaker to IKK OLDSMOHILE SS — Two-doo. 747-5157. 1960 TERRY SKIFF — 16', has li work, $1.25 an hour to start plus bonus. • No Investment J500 J150. Call board, dutboad well, solid cedar, cor WOULD you LIKE to have a modern Interviewing, 12 Broad St., -Room 508, • Established routes 711-2076. hardtop. Equipped. Reasonable. Pri. 1959 CHRYSLER WINDSOR — Full EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOKWCY v»tr. 747-00»8 or 92R- 1505. per riveted, steering wheel Includec ceramic tile bathroom at low cost? Red Bank. • Advancement opportunities 60 Broad St. Red Bank power. Good condition. Sacrifice. Own- tlSO. Call any evening 741-8318. Free estlmatlns. Call 264-7912. • New fringe benefits SAC'RIFIOK — 1%1 Tempest tour-dooi er. 711-6114. CHAMBERMAID — Apply In person TELEPHONE SALES PEOPLE — No AUTOS & TRUCKS sedan, fi>uT cylinder, clean, good con. 20' CRUISE-A-LONG CRAFT — A &U ROOFING — Gutters and lead- HOLLY HILL MOTEL, Rl 38, Wei age limit if over 18. If you can work at dltion. $7!IS. 741-5314. 1954 GMC tractor and 1954 FRUEHAUF accessories. Leaving state. ers. Free estimates, 10-year guarantee. Kean.slmrg. least three hours ft day, of your own 1 dump trailer. Call OPENINGS LIMtTED—APPLY NOW ' -,'"•'"*• "rn 741-3184. 747-9742. Fair Haven. choosing, between 9 a.m. and &:30 FT: 681-0206 WAITRESS — Most be 21 years. Ex 1056 FORD WAGON — Automatic, 1 Monday through Saturday, 9 to 6 p.m., here Is an opportunity for you lo good motor an/1 tiros. S175, 10 JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — Hul LANDSCAPING — Grading and seed- perlence or In-experienced. Apply 1 earn a substantial amount each week. 568-5333, sound, needs engine. Beat offer. 264 ing lawns; gardens, acreage plowed; person 222-8630, 228 Morris AVB. Lon 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury i '61 CHEVROLET MOBILE HOMES 8859. lota cleaned; grass cutting; dry wells, Branch. {Across from Red Bank Airport.) No experience necessary, we teach you. 1062 cTfSvROLET IMPALA 'CON drains Installed. -14 years' experience. Full-time or part-lime employment, It 24" CABIN SKIFF — Sleeps two, A MAID WANTED — Live In. |200 pe; you need money, we suggest you call ' Nomad Station Wagon VERTIBLE — MOBILE HOMES Estimate given.' HUNT BROS. 741-4732. current, hardwood flooring, Chrysle 741-9W2. • month. Cadi PROGRESSIVE FINANCIAL institution T47-5754 for details. Three seots. Completely Used - 1051 down crown engine. Solidly built. Must sacrl 842-O804. ha* vacancies to fill In Monmouth * equipped with automatic 1K5.1 CHBYSLBB — Windsor. In fod New - 7-year financing fice. $700. Can be sc.-n at 127 Broa. LAWN MOWERS — And saws sharp- County office. Above average earnings i transmission, radio, heater, running condition, rebuilt motor and ROEBINSVILLE St. Eatontown. 542-3520. ened and repaired. Free pickup. 291 PART-TIME chance for advancement. Age 25-45 SITUATIONS WANTED, FemaJe * power steering and brakes. transmission one year ago. $150. 787- MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. 2437. ,s Superior intelligence. Sales experience k 2531. Route 130 Robblnsvllle. N. J. 3t' 1961 ZOBKL — Sport Flsherma not necessary, but determination and *" Like new In every respect. Sleeps four, 225 h.p. Gray Marim COMPLETE triWN CARE — Call 747- OR FULL-TIME WILL DO IRONINO — In ray horn*. JU 7-1320 initiative are. Send resume of experi- Call 1963 RS RENAULT — Excellent con engine, dinette, galley, flying bridge 25M ,-!• TWO WOMEN — Part of full-time. Ea.. ence to "A.P." Box 513, Red Bank. dltion, must sacrifice. Call SPRING SPECIAL — Must make room dual controls, Shlp-To-Shore Radii Ijlter 6 p.m. 747-5882. r RUSSELL 787-9517. for new Inventory. Low down payment- $39.50, 15 hours work, evenings. Musi depth finder, sniffer, anchor winch CELLARS CLEANED — Odd Jobs, have car, neat appearance. Come U INBOARD OUTBOARD MECHANIC — MEDICAL SECRETARY — Colltft Oldsmobile-Cfldillac seven year financing. New 10 wkle out wrlggers, nylon line, monel tarfts the YMOA, 40 Riverside Ave., RecFor Sandy Hook Bay Marina, High- graduate, excellent references. CsJl bt- Coaches priced as low as J389S. New shafts, and fish wells. A-I condition light hauling, grass cutting. Ray Lam- lands 872-1460. eraon. 741-9071.;.. Sank, Saturday, May 2 at 3:30 p.ra twecn 6 and 9 p.m. 222-7449. Company AUTOS & TRUCKS 12 wide $6,300. Get ready for vacation save over $6,000. Must jell, call 74 Promptness Imperative. Do not phone. time with one. of our Travel or Tent 874S. OLD PAINTER1'— NEW DEAL. One- CABINET MAKERB HELPER — DEPENDABLE LADY — With best 100 Newman Springs Rd., Trailers. GREEN ACRES MOBILE Ask for Mr. Gattuso. Call references, wants work. Monday and Red Bank bedroom free with each exterior job. HOME SALES. Half mile west of Rt. 22' CANADIAN BUILD — Speed boa 223-4352 for (Hitek low estimate. HOUSEKEEPER — Permanent posi- 5680395. Thursday. Call evenings after 6:30. 7,41- 9 on West Farms Rd., Freehold. Walk around cockpit, 135 gray, all mi tion. With Doctor's family. Red Bank 0131. 741 -0910 hogany. sacrifice. $575. Call 842-1821. TWO EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS 462-2335 842-1700 STEPS, PORCHES, PATIOS — Free Area. Close to all buses. Good salary. WANTED — Apply In person, Petnlck '62 OLDS S88 18' TERRY SKIP — 45 h.p. Mercur estimates. Work guaranteed. Mike Kiss. Own room and bath, T.V. Love children. Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 1963 55x10 PRINCESS TRAILER —Car- 229-0945 after 5 p.m. Recent references. 747-9021. SITUATIONS WANTED, Mile , t Fiejfa Station Wagon pet, fullt-ln air conditioner, automatic electric starter. Navy top, fill k: 'urnace, waeher. A-l condition. 787-2116. equipped. 787-2355. ALLBYNE'S BEAUTY SHOP — 124 HOUSEKEEPER. NEEDED — Fou man SCHOOL STUDENT — with own In excellent condillon through- JET 14 — Newly painterl. varnlnhei West Bergen PI., West Red Bank. All days a week, age over 21. Two children. out. Fully equipped Including 956 AMERICAN — 8x35. Air condi- beauty work - styling, dyeing, bleach- WO. sleep-In, new home, excellent word- BOOKKEEPER transportation; experienced tn TV r«- tion, 30' fllumin"m '•-vnirig. Other ex- dacron sails, many extras, ready ing. Experienced operators In attend- pair, electronics, electrical work. Also automatic windows and seats. tras. Sacrifice. 787 7412. go; trailer optional. 741-8027. ing conditions. Call Mrs. Russell, 842- Law mileage. One owner. ance. Closed Mondays, open dally 9 2239 all day Wednesday, Thursday Bite FULL CHARGE drafting and surveying. Will do any BOB WHITE FOR RENT OR SALE — Furnished 16 SEABRIGHT DORY — Excellei a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 741-3023. 4 p.m. kind of work. Available Immediately mobile home. Call after 5 p.m. condition, safe sea boat. Call FoP large expanding company in Mon-for weekend and full time after Jun* 842-1333 SALESGIRL — Permanent position. 19. Call 747-34OT after 4 p.m. RUSSELL 542-0949 Full-time. For general selling, experi- mouth County. Must be well experienced FULLY ENCLOSED aluminum travel 18' OLD TOWN — 50 h.p. Johnson ar EMPLOYMENT enced preferred but not nesessary. II and have some accounting background. Oldsmobile-Cadillac trailer, sleeps three comfortably, ex- extras. Good condition. Very reasoi you are a settled mature individual Excellent salary and bencllts. Pleasant BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUICK :ellent for extra summer bedroom or ably priced. Pohno 67W31S. HELP WANTED—FEMALE apply In person to Mr. Plnsley a working conditions. Write complete de Company talia to "A.K." Box 511, Red Bank. rip, $200. 102 East Mount Ave., Atlantic 14' HARBOUR — 35 h.n. Johnsoi CLERK-TYPIST — Opening In office Klalln's Front St., Rea Bank. 100 Newman Springs Rd. highlands. 291-1942. used leas than 75 hours, complete, wltl TEXTILE PACKAGING— Needs crea Red Bank if manufacturing plant in Freehold FINANCIAL TRAINEES I960 VISCOUNT — Size 10x53. Two boat cover, trailer, car hitch, cushion uea for good typist. Salary commen- high BChool graduates Interested In (1 ilve. person with art and color back- AMERICAN OIL COMPANY USED CAR VALUES 741 -0910 bedrooms, furnished. $3,400. Terms. 1961 etc. Ready for water. Ideal for watt lurate with experience. Call 462-6600, nance as a career, must have good ap- ground. Apply in person Artlln Mills Viscount. 10x60 with extended living skiing. Alter 5:15 p.m. call 531-225! ixtension 201, for interview. pearance, personality and aptitude. Sal- Inc. 10 Pearl St., Long Branch. room, two bedrooms, furnished. 10x25 WOOD PUSSY — Flberglascd, daora YOUNG MAN — Willing and able tooffers new service nation (or least la OF THE WEEK silver top awning. 54400. Terms. Bolh and cotton flails. 291-0142. or DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES assist in general lawn maintenance. Red Bank vicinity. Financing can be inlts In excellent condition. Completely 842-0286 SEWING MACHINE 77 Brrtad St. 747-3355 RBd Bank Call 741-2164. set up. Call 462-9064 after 6 p.m. and arralnged, Contact Mr. Golden be> all day Saturday and Sunday. 17' DIXIE FIBERGLAS — Reclfnjng EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES (Several PART-TIME tween 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. 774-2334. lounges, trailer, .aitoirmtlc st;irit;.. 1. OPERATORS —}Itjst havp good,flUllff. eteno and typ- ing. Inferestlng and challenging posi- IVAILABLE FOR LEASE — Quit high '60 BUICK $1495 volt battery, 75 h.p. Evinrude motoi i'ull-tlme, steady work available for 'olume, modern, two bay ssrvlca #ta* ixpcrienced single needle operators. We tions. Salaries hlfill. OR FULL-TIME Invicia 4-dr. hardtop. AUTOS & TRUCKS Complete with preservers, tow lin lon. water skis, five hours use. $1,800. 74 if(er regular r&lstiS, paid vacations, DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES TWO- ilBN — Part or full-time. Ea-rn Rt 35, Hnzlet. 7623. •aid holidays, paid medical plan, and i7 Broad St. TH-3355 Red Bank 139.60, 15 hours work, evenlnga. Must Paid training. Hher excellent benefits. WOMAN WANTED — From U p.m.to have car, neat appearance. Corns to HE 8-6868 8-S, •58 CHEVY $795 8 a.m. Bleep In, care for two children the YMCA, 40 Riverside Ave., Red264-3161, nights, weekend!. AUTOS & TRUCKS 542-4919. Bank, Saturday, May 2, at 3:30 p.m. 9-pa»« Brooltwood wagon. MATTEL INC. Promptness imperative. Do not phone. SINE UNIT APARTMENT — OOO4 Aero Marine Bld£-, Locust St., Keyport. DAYTIME WAITRESS WANTED — Ask for Mr. GATTUSO. location. Fully rented. $65,000. 122.000 Apply In person, SILVER SANDS lawn. 264-3456 and 264-1678 afltr 5. '59 FORD $895 WOMEN—To make telephone appoint- DINER. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. EXPERIENCED DAIRY WORKER — DIAL YOUR DEAL ments for sales department. Interviews Permanent, paid vacation, no housing. NCOMB PROPERTY — Must sell, GaUxio 2-dr. hardtop. 10-32 p.m. 148 Monmouth St., Red PART-TIME DENTAL ASSISTANT — JfiLAND FARM. 741-8000. lue to other bualness obligations. Five Bank. 747-1280. 4 p.m. to 7-p.m. dally and Saturday apartments In iarge home. Excellent mornings. Middletown area. Experience TRAINEE — Must have excellent eye eturn on your money. Call 264-5176. Pciig(N»» • Triumpit SECRETARY — Legal experience. Per- not required. Write stating age and sight and steel nerves, experience with •63 CHEVY $1895 manent position. Paid vacation this wire helpful. Shift work. Good fringe LARGE ROAD STAND — Trading as iiimmer. 74T-24OO. qualifications to "8.F." Box 511. Red II Nova, 4-dr., blr conditioned. Bar.'.t. beneflta arid excellent future. family farm market. Located on Rt. YOU CAN HELP the lamiiy budget. DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES :4. Colts Neck. Reasonable rent. 946- Three or (our hours a day will bring CASHIERS — Dae and nlsnt nour». ~X Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank S65. r Apply Ladles' Department, Atlantic Su- $15.95 ou a pro/itat>)»",'inflprae,* Wril«i Anron 'tferarftit, $ftrdws))flt.¥ . A ve. ^HBRiKCED tractor operators lor Voducts Inc., Manager,- Mrs. Margatet landscaping work. Frederic's Land- (More Classifted A0S Elactra 225 4-dr. hardtop Dauphlne Gutottar-JV~O~--.Bo*-J.flQ,--Bfid Baafe LAUNDRY PRESSER — For Bhlrts, scaping, call 8 a.m. weekdays 787-0022. II 741-4343. KRaWs,"nri Tntpertemie^'ok;1"* 'we -train:- On The Next Page) INSPECTOR — Opening In quality con COMMUNITY CLEANERS. 741-0677. TEACHM5 '63 CHEVROLET $2095 '61 RENAULT $ 595 troi laboratofy of manufacturing plant SECRETARY 575 in Freehold area. Must be high achoot CLERK-TYPrST — Automotive J75 AND SUBSTITUTE APARTMENTS Monia convertible, Dauphlne graduate and willing to work rotating CASHIER — 40-hour weeK S58 ihlfta. Steady, interesting work with PAYROLL CLERK - $60 TEACHERS good salary and benefits. For inter- TYPIST' — Some bookkeeping . $80 '61 PEUGEOT $ 995 view call. 462-6600, extension 201. CLERK — Some shorthand 2B5 We are Interviewing applicants now Shoppers Special On An "O.K." U»ed Car! SALESWOMAN S55 (during summer) tor 6-8 week summer 1EUABLS HIGH SCHOOL girl /or oc-BURROUGHS MACHINE OPERATOR assignment. Must have New Jersey MOWYt 403$edon :aslonal baby-sitting with older chll- Teaching credentials. Come to the 0 '59 FORD *S0 : '55 RAMBLER JOSEPH KLEIN Irefi. Reterences. Fair Haven area. LIBRARIAN — MRL J130 YMCA, 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, Ul-5332. Saturday, May 2 at 2:30 p.m. (or per- PITCHEif WAGON "60 VOLKSWAGEN $ 995 $295 SOCIAL CASE WORKER J120 sonal Interview, No phone calls ac TYPIST-GENERAL SECRETARY - EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOBNCY cented. Ask for Mr. DiBella. Convertible '59 FORD Experienced on IBM executive type- 60 Broad St. Red Bank writer. Also experienced or willing to SALESMAN — Will train, some sales VILLAGE I'd Rather Fight Squirt learn vari-typing. Graphic arts back- TELEPHONE BECBETAJtY — At Tele- phone Answering Service. Experience experience. AU benefits. Apply LMman $145 ground desirable. Apply or phone 741- Jewelers, 65 Broad St., Red Bank. '60 T-BIRD $1595 $795 2743. GRAPHIC ART3 CENTER, 62 prefered. Year 'round only. Available BRANCH AND Than Lose a Sale! White St., Red Barfc. for weekend and fill-In during the MAINTENANCE HELPER — Borne Hardtop, power '62 NOVA week. 741-4343. fainting, general cleanup work. Must MADISON AVE. lave transportation. Supply references. "We Keep the Best Convertible Flashy AUTOS & TRUCKS Write "B.o." Box 511. Rea Bank. RED BANK '57 MGA $ 795 '62 FALCON HELP WANTED-MALE N Wire wheels 4-door Sadan * "* ] p X" ROUTE MEN ONE AND TWO Wholesale the Rest" Hiring. Immediately FITUL AND PART-TIME BTEADY Come tee me at McFaddin $1,295 YEAR ROUND WORK. NO LAYOFFS, BEDROOMS '56 MERCEDES $1495 '61 OLDS F-85 *96. MUST HAVE CAR AND PHONE. '61 CORVETTE New technical maintenance service FOR INTERVIEW CALL 182-1O74. FROM $ I OS UP Shrewsbury Ave., Cadillac - Oldsmobile, 251 Bern 190 SL coupe I branch has seven openings. Young men Convertible Sharp Station Wagon between 30 and 3S, no experience OPENING NEW TERRITORY ) Fully equipped Including necessary. Permanent positions. Bene- Liberal rent concession* Shrewsbury flu. Salary JS5 per week. Sales counsellor with opportunity for Broadway at 4th Ave., Long i power steering. One owner. management In sixth largest corpora- Apply Apartment, 31 E. Newman Springs Rd. ' Low mileage. Real sharp. tion. Age 30-45, married, college pre- CALL MM014 ferred, should bo currently employed, 741-6200 Branch. I£Mt wUaried contract. We will pay $750 a MOLLY PITCHER Red Bonk. •" ! RUSSELL OIL BURNER MECHANIC - Bay- nonth If you qualify. Call daytlnr* 747- shore area, for major oil company. \M6. Evenings 747-0151 or KI 5-4024. VILLAGE COURT Contractor basis. Call 201-0051. ' Oldsmobile-Cadiltac MARRIED MAN — As all around clerk Company REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Good In local liquor store. Age 45-5(1. Full opportunity lo make money. Plenty )r part-time. Write age, references to MR. SYNO 741-9115 RETAIUT-WHOLESALE-PRICES • SHOP AND SAVE HUNDREDS OF S S $ 1 100 Newmdn Springs Rd. of floor time. Good walk-In location. 'B.M." Box 511, Red Bank. i Red Bank Casey's Agency BroKer. Hwy 35, Hazlet. AYM 264-8442. After 5. 787-218T. 741-0910 MEN — For part-time. Days onJy. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS MONEY r|DCT P ENT Mfl CREDIT Apply In person, BONOAFtZONE NURS- # ERY, Wayside Rd., New Shrewsbury. NO DOWN •NKOI IN JUNE liU REJECTS BARBER WANTED—Steady Job. air Income — Investor's Special — Three Apartments conditioned modern shop. Good working conditions. Full Information In first let- F L L tor, all replies held In the strictest con- SEA BRIGHT — A four-room apartment on first floor and P X, C M '63 FORD ^ci S2495 '60 FORD E $895 MAKE YOUR fidence. 'A.U., Box 511, Red Bank. four-room apartment on second floor plus three-room apart- Country Squire Station Wagon, Full FLASH! Country sedan, station wagon oufo transmission WINDOW TRIMMER WANTED — ment on third floor. Oil hot-water heat plus city sewer. Power. Wonderful opportunity for younp man. L UP TO 5 YRS. TO PAY Apply In person Wllmarj, Mlddletown Owner wants this sold within two weeks so price is right. '62 CHEVY ™c E $1495 . CALL NOW '60 CHEVY Kfe $1095 PITCH Shopping Center. Selling under assessed value. Be quick! $9,000 full price, Sedan, fully equipped Bel Alre, full power PROGRESSIVE FINANCIAL Inntllullon has vacancleB to fill in Monmouth SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY AT CIRCLE County office. Above average earnings, '62 OLDS PRICB S1895 741-5255 '60 MERCURY Sfe $895 chance for advancement. Age 25-45. Independent Listing Brokers "88" Hardtop, full power Full power Superior Intelligence. Sales experience FOR 15 M1N. CREDIT OK CHEVROLET CO. not necessary, but determination and Specialists since 1948 in: Real Estate '62 DODGE PRICE S995 FPU ICL Initiative nrp. Send resume of experi- ALL PRICES LISTED '60 DODGE R E $795 ence to "A.P.," Box 511, Red Bank. Property Management — Mortgages Lancer sedan, lull/ equipped Fully equipped WE'RE READY ARE THE FULL PRICES!! EXPERIENCED—Automobile mechanic for local car dealer. Good pay, all 287 Oceanport Avo.,Oceanport ZLCB NO UPS AND NO EXTRAS '60 PONTIAC Sk $1495 TO MEET benefits. Permanent Job for the right '61 CHEVY $1195 man. \ak tor Dick Matthews, Rtd Bank 542 - 3500 Sedan, automatic transmission equip. Converffble, full power Auto Imports. 741-58fl6. L ASK ABOUT OUR 30-DAY YOUR TERMS! '61 OLDS - plc E SI 695 FREE EXCHANGE '60 FORD P^E $895 Convertible, full power GUARANTEE Galaxle fiardfop, full power F L '61 OLDS P ^c E S1395 '60 PLY. Zik S495 SPECIAL! Servicemen! Regard- 1963 CORVETTE F-85 Sod., hydro, equipped Belvedere sedan, auto, trans. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY lesj of ranJc, can buy a car Sting R»y Fast Back. Radio, heater, whitewall tirss, power A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! '61 CHEVY p^e S1495 without putting ono dollar down! '59 FORD Zh S995 iteering, powor bralcoi, Powerglido. Original factory warranty Imoalai hardtop, (ull power 9-passenger Country Squire wagon If you havo had crodir problems full power transferable to iraw owner. L '61 FORD P^C E SI 395 boforo, or you nood cash as F L Galaxi?j hard lop, full power well as a car, oxplain ovorything '59 OLDS P£C E S995 Adding Machines — Typewriters Entertainment Odd Jobs fo our credit manager. In moit Convertible, lull power Tickets available for latest Broad '61 PONTIAC P^E SI 695 cases bo can work everything ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters way Shows and Major Sports Events. MABONItY »!ej)» anil sidewalks, '59 BUICK p^ SI095 1962 RAMBLER lold. rented, repaired. Berplco's 101 176 Monmoulh 81, ned Bank. pulntlng, KftrdPnlnR, carpentry and Convertible, lull power out for you. Jfonmoulh St.. Red Bank 747-O1S5. cluin-up- Jlp«»on»l>le rale* 747-1SS2. 2-door hardtop, full power Two-do or, radto heater, six-cyltnder, standard transmission. F L f '61 OLDS P& E SI 595 We hondle only the finest used cars Appliance Repair Furniture Repaired, Refinished Painting and Decorating that money con buy. and sell them at '59 CHRYSLER P^E $995 Station wagon, (ull power Call 747-UI1 or 942-3293. 25 l'«arl St., Ihe lowest possible price. If you Imperial hardtop, (gll power Mil. "KIX-IT" - Hetrlgoratlon, Re- U II. HIl.L — I'alnler interior and would like to have your own mechan- pair of all appliances regardless of Red Hank. Prompt service. L condition. We sell useii appliances. Carl Wllms. exterior. No Jobs too largo or too '61 OLDS ^ SI 595 ic cJ)t?ck fhe cor out htiore you buy. '59 CHEVY PTC E S995 "nail. Very reasonable. Call 747-r 1960 CHEVROLET Service cnarjie fi SO. 281-5710. Hardtop, full power It Is perfectly alright with us, always over 50 A-l guaranteed used cars fo Impala hardtop, lull power Home Improvements UAKL II. JONES - Painting And L F U L L Biicayno (our-Hoor. Radio, hoator, six-cylinder, stand, trans. decorating. Fully Insured. Ifor tie* choose from. Auto Body Repair •Btimato call 747-3OU. ' '60 CHEVY p^c E S1295 '58 OLDS P R , C E $495 WORKING MAN'S contractor. Alter- Impala convertible, full power Convertible, full power PAJNTINO anil Iwrty re- ations, additions, painting, masonry, TOM BLATK — Painting and Dsoor- u L L 1'Yr. Guarantee Given pulr. Moderate prices, McCarthy small Jobs too. Phone evenings 5C6- atlng. clenoral Contracting, fully In- FU L Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands, 291-03W 1714. '60 VOLKS pR , c E S895 On All Usod Cars! '58 CHEVY P R1-C E $695 sured , 20 yenrti experiencexpiee . Fl A11 2-door, radio and heater Hordlop, full power 1958 OLDSMOBILE C1IAHLK3 HOWBIt CONTltACTOn. mates. 741-4338 afler 8 p.m. Auto and Truck Rental Additions, Improvements, Remodel- Super 88 four-door. Radio, heater, power steering, power ing. All types mason work. 747-4470. Rooting, Siding and Insulation AVIS Rent a new car or truck. Low brakes, whitewall tires, Hydramatic. Vary clean. r»!es. Maple Ave., Red Bank. 74J- Moving and Storage ALUMINUM B1DJNO - Instilled by 0305. 774-5514. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. aluminum mschanlcs. GUARANTEED tor 20 years. Free estimates FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Diamonds Bought IBBAI, WAY WII.I, MOVE - Three PHOWNH's, 32 nro»d St.. nun Dank. rooms >3O, four rooms %i1, five rooms Our 3BH] year In business. 741-7S0O. Let UH buy the diamonds you don't SSI. six rooms fSB. Also World Wlile *ear or let us rertyle them for you Bervlce. For free estlmlte call 462. OWEN CO. INC. Hoofing, Blrllng * personally. Reusslllrii, 3G BrOMl St., Di:i or 3M-3914. Insulation ln»tnllrrt and guarantied DISCOUNT CENTER CIRCLE Chevrolet Co. Hfil Hunk. for 10 years. 773-0706, 20|.05IO. Nursing Horns Electrical Contractor Tel. Answering Service 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK Holmdel Nursing Home. For the con- RESIDENTIAL and commercial wir- vsleicent, chronically 111 tnd difficult U£T~iJ» BK your lecrctsry. No n>e<4 RED BANK HEADQUARTERS FOR THE SOAP BOX DERBY ing. New Installation or repair nursing cara r«ll«nts. Slit* Hwy, Si, •o miss oils. 24 hour «niw»rln« tarvlee. Allen Electric. 747-M12. Holmdel. M6-42OO. •«rvlc«. 741-4700. LWt _ _ it —. S*a u rv>a enlua umpMM, aatui ^fJets Twfurtr firtff TV room, fMtf M. •MM ., ntm. utzmm MLE rcBuc Kcmex THRS COMPLETE ROOMS OF FURNITURE «ilS«BtS 711 ICfj, *7 J42S wentaem COUMT or KEW IXK&Z? HIGHLAWDB -- Thtw t»"! iSEuiCKEy MVISIOX Aa Ortl.'-iBtt T.V.M.4 "JU* OWJI- U1M - «• e««U iarga bs*»m*^t tcitvn* PKHMJCT H'JMK - ft* i r*i* NAMCE KESVUTlN'i THS VtX. OK wir^f family, tmu yews &4. etcel- M<*»Hy tTH COLM IT VtnfL RAMa* AJfD -BOAT ttrtraU fc. aifit wlnoowa. ttucfi -in yu&. erit c/jrtil&ifjti. £*vtn fpkdWjt t IKU, nu bat Fa*r n. 2.. ACon M tte 'tut* >dHeur Jersey, $27* THE vs: John Wrii^d I*ytuuM, «l a*. turn IM fuimm TO... a*> ». y U Birid Aai GUARANTEED * BAJV>*U. we, Ui6 slMvt iitud sV^i^1 UJ IK* THtKfcOI wej liHt«!i»»« by tilt Mty- &£• BROOK AGENCY all ei tale &t pubix «r m.d cvutii >y tiie Hatvagk of Iwnf S|M ._ «. tWico. u cu. ft. Realtor FOR THE PERFECTIONIST ver.duc....^™,. —*4 th ™e . Court HousHOUMe tata th the son oo April t, 1S«4 and An A»ril 23, cu. It U**m. nilSltnt coMHiea. .« t, B.u ImnUculalel Plus — jVrlcrt and spot- Borough of rreehold. County of Moo-1S64 wu tlaaUy adopted and improved ilk SolMIng Atuuitio Hlgblaods .... la this three-bedroom slde-to-alde mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the by the Mayor. rOR RJSKT — For light manufacturing, 29I-I7I7 split level nyme. 12x23 casement win- 4tli day of May. 1M4. at I oclock. ALBERT A. KBRR, JR., Rooms told i«p««a»Iy TW ootnui MUM DOORS - approxluuuely &.CO0 art. IL dowed Florida room overlooklnp l:ike. P. M. Prevailing Time. ' Eorouga Clerk. 74t-II0U. Beautiful shrubbery. All thift and mure ALL that tract or parcel ol land. Charles I. Callman, >IS4 only tw« _MMU.~ft" i 21". In NOUaH TUDOR - Custom built for the budget minded home seeker. situate, lying and being in the Town- Mayor. • TIB Piece Llvinj Room Croup - Complete in lout rotter, omCl FOR KENT, SHRSWSJtimY ome, royer. Large living room with Only Mlflng B8.60». THOMPSON & snip of Rarltan. In the County of Mon-April 29 (5.59 Shuwsbunr Ave.. corner PaUerson Ave. -"it* niepla.ee. TV. music., room. KARTELL INC.. 747-5600. mouth. In the state at New Jersey: aytoa with accenories. WOWi ]al dining room Ti!f kitchen, TH'W I MMdlttuM. (itroWlt4 of SBJar- KNOWN and designated as lot No. 5 SOUCE 'fcnge and dishwasher. Powder' room IT'S YOUNO - It's Lovflv, ,-ind i Blk D map entitled: "Map • MM Piece Gold B!»que Bedroom Outfit • Thu Bit II M*na. u4 Mnn " and ery convenient location. CALL TO- nial ll)i six lartj* rooir mouth and State- at N«w .lv«;- hi? I'""'?* Oj^inber 29 IMI) tn Case No Uie lsJidlnrd Khali expose for ft&le all WALNUT DINING ROOM SET — Six odem kitchen, kath tad half, Jt> c r It Is. &ljm$21 WI TIIOMI'^OT! N A hATlTKLL jm^](J . * ^'^ ff an nmcliinery and other chattels presently cluJra. Exetllut aooHUon. Atkjtf |40. reesuMn porch Netr schools snd IELFORD - Three-bedroom custom- INC.. 747.5COO. on the premises, M2 River Ro*d, F*if Field Furniture 12-ilM can bt stw liter t p.m. tt IUS. tlU car montb plus utilities. ullt ranch. Corntr lot. Dining room. lining conirrifjolv hnwn and dc3ig Jiavpn, County of Monmouth and State •turdsy's. (early lease. 7IT-41M. „ Irpplace, panpliul l.:is,-in«i:t .NUny ex- nati't, as No, 11 Daniel Drive, Raritan of New Jersey, recently occupied by raa. Asking J19.5W. Call 7I7-S<00 after AJI brick Colonial. Mrally Im-atf-.l T' wnship. Nfw Jersey. you as a Uik< 'ry; and shall sell all ot Warehouse Department iu* BBLEcnort or MNTAU - tree «li!i'.c(l itrcTt. r-Lstoni-huut. V< Tlio approximate amount of the jutlg r •umltlied and tntwalsted. tnnnedl- P.m. ! your rlKiit. title and Interest therein, MACHINERY FOR SALE t* oeeupaueir. SAMUEL TBICHKK JMCIOHS licdrootns. 2 ; tilt; li:ith«, j> ment to be sat Iff IM by said sale Is ee find clear ot such Hens uid en- Keyport TWO - BtfllROOtf.OMM CO - Ol'EKATJVK UHI den, j-unken living nidm w :r h th» aum ot |13,50O.W> together with the mbrancpa to which tha Hen of the OENCY. Oeeaaport Ave.. OeaanporL PARTMENT — Rasunalile. Oil liciit. iirse flrfplacf. jn^gM j-lunk !lor, ?. tw coats of (his sfile." .2-8600. , r o jdlord is given priority by N.J.SA, 264-3021 Mr. Paul for appointment NE CLARK FORK LIFT - 2000 lbs, all S42-3739. ;ir ganit'r, hnrk l<,irhf <;i.i..' i-:n:lo.sffl Dated March 26, 1&64 A:4V 163 INC.. 747-.WW) the Estate of Ronald V7. Allen, Suc- Thurtdey and Friday'til » P.M. cessor in Interest o! Oldfleld Homes, MEKCHANMSE WANTED HREE BEDROOMS — Lrmje "siLVKii — nanch oiTlTaTr Inc., Owner - m to till Far MonUt Ave.. Oakhurst. EZRA W. KARKU3. sere, top area, living 12x21, dining Notice BIRO AOBNCY 2M-121S. room 11x12, three family size t>i>drn40. Attic trash. Tt7-0U0. 145 a month. ELWOOD A. ARM rge paneled family room, two full room, [ixlo dining room, fireplace, bed- KNICKEHROCKEU FEDERAL SAV- LAW DIVISION Uihed. Typing, mlmta, uptrlenced lalhi, central air conditioning. MONMOt'TH COUNTY Bull * Bond, Aibury Park STRONG) AGENCY, Realtor, 553 Pros- »ras 1U12. 10x11, llxli. Near school. IKOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a clerk-typist can handl*. J29-1&OO. corns Dec t Ave., Little Silver. 741-4S00. .11 67M8U. per cent down fiunllflod huyer. $18,500. King enriioratlnn or the United Docket No. J-12173-42 U.S. ootlectlons or ilngle coins. Bought PARTLY — Built ham* delivery rouU, SHREWSBURY BOROUGH rilANf'K AOENCV, Heallor, S Unden ICB, Plu.ntm VB: WILLIE B. EVANS, NORMAN J, CURRIE, Plaintiff va: and sold. Hlirhtst prlcca paid. Wnte 2OTTAOE — Three rooms, batb, corn- 1 . Rf'l Hank. 747-O3!>7. et Ala, Defendants OMMY THOMAS and HAZEL no competition. Will arrange tirau. Fits* US Organ ••K", Box «i. Re* —aank - ' >letely furnished, gas heat and electric, Tiree-bedroom ranch, (juiet dead-end HOMAS.. his wife. Defendants Potential lalei unllmiud. Oroulni U0. WO monthly. 787-5746. treet, full basement, KtlraeUve lot will) INLY $?IUU I>0WN -- N'i rlrffltng fc By virtue of a writ of execution In 000. Write ••B.B." Bo» Ul. RtdTBank. eoced backyard, fimall down payment, the above stated action to me direct- By virtue of a writ of execution In OLD FMUttTUlUS - Antlguts, caua, 1 110T>ti |NT mnn t!i. principal an*l • above stated action to me direct- HREWgBURY — rive rooms, unfur- r take over t -:^ inon^'iice. 141-tit.il. (••I. I shall expose for sale nt puhtlc 3000 BQ. FI\ — Cinder block industrial lUsawajt, Art oolecu and brio-l-DrM, Land- •rent. To avallnblc yourself ut t I shiil expose for sale at public IS4U.U t*H> lot uirUMM U4 ever/' ilshed, aun room, two baths. iUr-bi*ftrriotn spilt, two full t.;illis ;»hin vciuhip, at the Court House In the mine, at the Court House In tin building, 120,000. HAROLD LINDE- leaped. 741-1229, 741-1675. IDDLETOWN* • NEW MONMOUTH— ISonm^it nf Freehold, County of Mon- MANN, broker, Van Winkle Marine thlnf. ttaauirt a Eu» front it., anch type split, three bedrooms, large rgp paneled g.-irnc room with ti.tr. •rough of Freehold, County ot Mon- Bldr., Eltontown. B4M103. Ev.nlnis Story k Clark Piano LITTLS SILVER — Unfurnished, 4V4 on't wait, (-Jill m.w rriiTIN' It^AL mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the mUi, New Jersey, on Monday the ni-im. ecreallon room, '^ nerp, fildewalks, •1th fl;iy nf Miiy, Unit, at - o cloif.t. r room ranch with two bedrooms, bath, K traffic ntreet. Owner. J1S.WIO. ©71- 1 1 )th rl;iy of M;iy, 1W11 . at 2 o'clock, itorage attic, screened porch, large :78». I . M. Prevailing Tlint . \f. PrevailinK Tim*. . Everett Pluto PETS * LIVESTOCK yard, $126 a month, leaae required >: A I, I, that tract or parcel of land. !l the ijffpiirlarits' right, t:tle and SLWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, EW BHRKWSIiUItY — Colonial Four •-•ih-rfrurit rolrinia!. Kmir bfilr-orns, : a \ lyitiK and beinft In the Bor-iterest, If any. In and to the follow* FINANCIAL tealtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. edroomfi Uiree liaths Kxteili'til en- ipli o! Ni-w Shrewsbury, in the |R: CLIPPING AMD BATHXKO Itlon, laigft rooms. $27,500. 747•53^O. nly $^7,ri(Kl, Tlic fuVtin ARfiicy, Inc., ounty nf Monmouth, In the State of MORTGAGES Conn Organ All breeds. Mugle Schmidt, by ap741.4500- . cjiltnrs, ;ii)d Tritrlc-in. '.Tll-IMK). HEG INNING at a point in the south- pointment. 787-WM. JICODtETOWN AREA — Completel lAiiLET — Airy 7U room spill. BEGINNING at & point In Ihe south- :ly a;tle of Brwks Avenue distant 80 modern, lour bedrooms, 1% baths, deal location. Must sell. Asking $16,500. iOLMDfiE AKKA — Two-hedfomri erly side of l?*ar Street, said point iet easterly (measuring alonj eald ave- nOIXDlATE CAM Wurlimr Orfta OENTLB SORREL OSLDINO — U.irecreation room, one car garaje, cor! Mrner, 3043897. ouBn with 'i ^icre. $7,500. CARL P. being distant 480 feet easterly (rom ue* from the loutheasterly corner of hands, nine years old, good Jumper wnlent to schools. .KLLERS, Broker. Holmdel. r>fM443. moiument located at the point of In- irooka Avenue and Van Dorn Street tit, tod, am Ifartguu ~ - - ...... ^. ^ MT-fl" RUJtSON VALUE md running thence ft) Southerly at Bane ImprovemenImprovem ntt toantoani also jingllah ss^dle, Uk« lit, AM. 'AIR HAVEN — Lwoklng for a crrt- •raectlon of the ' .southerly aide of Three-bedroom older one story. Just 'car Street and lha easterly BW« of Ight anelea to Brooks Avenue 76.3 Debt OUWIIdaUiOUWIIdaUm — LowesLott IIUtIU M KlmbsJl Baby PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. reduced' Irom J22.OM to JI9.900 for iKe? With a little fixing up, this CoaM eet; thence (2) Easterly along the 000 th SU0& ADORABLE DACHgHTJKD e a darling" honeymoon cottage for •rlngdale Avenue; thence (1) south month SU.0& AKC retlatered." Call ail rvtntt- Real Estate for 70 yean lulck »ale. Three bedrooma, excellent flegree3 '2d minutes east 100 feet outherly line of Douglaai Manor 40 000 While St. Red Buik 741-73OC Lrge kitchen. owiyweds or retired couplft, On quiet ;et to tho southweat. corner of lot 2i Kraniefc * laeh days. H7-5W6. ,«r 5, weeti iroct in nice neighborhood, has live long the southerly Bide of Pear Street a point; tlicnca (2) south 7 degrees i map of "Douglasa Manor; thence RANCH TYPE HOME — On Shrews- ADAMS AGENCY wins and bath. Just If) mlnutot from ) northerly at right angles to Brooks t OHIPPER PUI>PttS turr River. Large living room, two tie shore; would ftlio mak« Rood sum- minutes west 112.96 fe« to a point; t CHlAP, .venue, 76.48 feet to the southerly side nee (^i north 85 degrees 26 minutes moath BLO; New Plust Irom bedrooms, and Kith, oil heat. SO 3-M18. nrr rental property, Prlcei at $10,000. if Brooks Avenue; thence {4) West> 741-iUM "Realtor! - Open 7 Days" ILWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOKNCY, 'eat 79.35 feet to a point; thenen (4) LEONARDO Three-bedroom house. orlh 2 degrees 10 minutes west 119.15 rly alone the Southerly side of Brooks Out month Howard Ave. New 8hrewabury 741-500R :ealtor, ft55 Prospoct Ave., Little BII- Avenue 40 feet to tho point or place ADORABLE black mlsitilu* Doodle, fe. M per month plua utilities. Call afte e.r. 741-4900. eel to the prflnt or place of Beginning riMWl MORTOAOE IU.OT p*r mo. male, 11 weeks old, AKC. wormed. ' p.m. JS1-J3SB. This above description Is prepared In befflnninfc. 1U4J4S FO 9-2601 shots. Call after 3 p.m. M1-H70. COZY COTTAGE ecordftnce with survey dated Nnvem- tBD BANK — Six-room houee, .. itAGNIFICENT VIEW — Owner-dec- Being commonly known and destff. OuFIRSrRS TBonde ANld )tnftnu MMCON ND ItrepresenUUTMORTGAGEMOTAGS* fonderful quiet location almost on the>rnlor has put so many interesting de- Hth, 1956, made by Frank E. tated as Brooka Avenue. Keyodrt, New WilAVAILAMJl C«U A) t- VouEdEdwir i nHorn S. *SStark Akt, RReatourll H4 ROOMS — Completely (umlshld, farnlaned. Located near bus line sm AVAILA dishwasher, washer, dryer, all utilities, scheoll. Call after 1:30 711 ^!34. Aval banks of beautiful Shadow Lake which lls In this elPjrantly appointed wat lell, Burveyor, Hed Bank, Now Jersey. ConvenienceBitate MM. MortgagWo Obligatione Comultan. L M4- (locked yearly for your fishing ront home; step-down studio llvlnr ersey. 0420. SUM i month, A11-38S3. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT aiila.May 1. Th« nppmximiite amount of thp ]udg- Measure. Perfect for newlyweds or re- 1 17x20': dnluxp kltehen features The? aforcdosrrihPd prrmlspa nrc ient to bp satisfied by said sale is F1AKO3 - Save 1100 O! more off Ult APARTMENTS THREE BEDROOMS — 100 Hlghwood Ired people. Large living room and electric hullt-ln range, refrlceratoi- and immnnly known as 82 Pear Street IP giim of SiGQ.OO together with ths price, brand »w Mnote console pi- Ave., Oakburat. BZRA W. KARKU3 Inlng room, eat-In kitchen, throe large repzer: three bedrooms .ind ex(iul;-itp PW Shrt>wslmry. Now Jersey. :osl* of this «ale. MERCHANDISE anos. io-yaai guarantee. Com* see. WATKKFRONT APARTMENTS — Nev Z84-121>. ledrooms, baiement and detached gn.. Tathroom on first floor: separnle studio Tlic iipproxlmnte amount of the judR- Dated Mnrrh 23, 1904 save. Rent, option to bur. Tenser a three-room furnished ge>rden apart- age. Low taxes. Only J14.050. Hurry. ipartment on the seennit rioor Ineludes 'UHNISHED—Three-room cottage, con ip.it to he s;itiKfldi hy said sale t3 JOSRPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff, FOR SALE Muslo atore. 309 Main St.. LakewuM. ments. Private terrace* and TV, Week JAWLEY AGENCY, Realtors, 100 Hwy. wo rooms plus kltclienelte and bath; ie sum of $11,51X1.00 together with tho rormsin J Currle. Atty. ly uid montuly rates. NAUTILUS 'enlently located, all utilities supplied. " Red Bank. 741-8282. ill fir $.16,000. KLW'nnn A ABM- ":ll 8M-1408 after 8 p.m. iflts of this sa!p. pril 23, May 6. 13, 2f) $45.08 APARTMENTS. Dial 842-0509. ITRONO AOENCY. Realtor 515 Pros- Dated March 24, 1964 UNPAINTED FURNITURE IVE-ROOM CO-OPERATIVE — P4.75 lect Ave.. Little Silver. 711-15(10. HAMMOND IUMMER OR YEARLY — Ocean Ave. NOTICK TO BIDDERS The largest unpalnted furniture loft on '•i — ROOM FURNISHED apartment, Ulenhurat. Six rooms, bath, powdei ncludes all utllltle.l. Tiled bath and JOSEPH A. .SHAFTO. Sheriff. forced beat, on bts.cn. 872-082B. Aa Itchen. after 6 and weeUenda. 542-3222. IILLTOP — Tower IlFiTTiinchrThfee 'arsons. Oinzonfi. Blair tfnnmouth RcRlon.il High School ORGAN STUDIO the Jersey Shore, gave 29% for cash Mm, aundack and terrace. From Jum ictATi] of Education and carry. RED BANK LUMBER, for Lenny Boaman. October, *2,Jft). 531-2TBS. bedrooms, two bathK. sun'-ton living Warren, Attys. OOT ABBURI PARK FOR THE YOUNO EXECUTIVE mom. dining room, double size fire- ounty of Monmouth corner Pearl and Wall fits., Red Bank. FIVE ROOMS — All utilities Included Cntertaln and live graciously in this .prll 8, 15, 22, 29 W3.33 fpw Jprsoy USED OKQANB Open until 1 p.m. everyday and 8»tur ixcept heat. g75. Small deposit. Cal BUNGALOW - Three roome, bath our bedroom, 214 bath home, two carplace, paneled den, ent-ln kitchen, day. All Ponderoaa pine. garage. Near B&mbergers. Moderati icreened porch. fu'I basement tienutl- Pimuc NOTICE Is hereby nlvsn that Portable Chord Organ I <» M2-0600. rarage. Walk-In closets. Cedar closet paled bids for ilte Improvement to Hammond Extra-Voice Orian ___i Ma ent. 24 Eaton Rd. Call Mt-4421, basement, large raised patio and ully landscaped. Extras. 717-5207. NOTICE Millet * Davle Spinet Plajio I 450 FULLY AUTOMATIC — Waaber, Frill- NEW LUXURY LBROY APARTMENT! many other thoughtful extras msrf 2-318 .lonmouth Regional HlKh School for tho daJre repairs, SIB. Call 74 IV, rooms, air conditioned, netr HI NEW 6HREWSBURY - Furnlahe iOLMDEL — Like new four bedrooms. 'onmouth Regional High School Board Lowrey Holiday Organ $ 1758043, ranch, eummer montbs. three bedroomi :hls home ona of the most aitractlve Mi *>aths, Spacious HVIIIK room, formal SHERIFF'S SALE Hammoad U-3 Orgai • J 850 raniportitlon. 21 Leroy PI., Ret Bank. mmes In this area. OH, YES! TALL, Education, County of Monmouth, t41-!063 or 747-536d! two bith». recreation room. 150 weeli lining room, modern Mtehen. panned IUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY PW Jersoy, wilt be received by the Hammond M-ioa orga. . n ....S1250 ANTIQUES — Ice cream parlor set plus utilities. Daya, «4B-2S26, evenings ITATELY SHADE TREES give this 'amlly room. Air conditioner, Innnrtry CHANCKRV DIVISION ;ld Board of Education on TuMrlay, Sit, Victorian chair Ml, lamps, china, tome that added grandeur. Asking Hammoifd A-10O ebony _ 12095 OCfiANPORT ARBA — Tnree r«<»«, 42-1968. , atfnchfld two-rn r R.irapc. M^nv MOXMOtTIC COUNTY May 5. 10*4 at 9:00 PM, E.D.S.T.. and glass etc. MMM porch. With beftuUful river Tlsv. UtII ;34,5O0. THOMPSON & BARTELL INC., ixtrns. S2fi.rOfJ. OBOROK V. ILLMEN'- Oorliet No. F 171«-fi3 Open 0111} TV) I—iaturday Till 6 p.m. (OTHER — And two children wisbei '47-5600. hen at said tlm« and placft publicly COOUUN AVB. AND MAIN Sf. ties Included. KMtlt alter J. K, Rcallor, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. 4G2- CART^RET SAVINGS AND C^ied anrl read, McCASKBY Service station register. to share her home and exnenaea wit ASSOCIATION, a corporation ol New , . ns-9300 Coca Cola seven flavor vending ma- BRANCH — Wi room furnlslied another mother. Call 871-8424. 1172. The site or th» prolect la located chine, automatic coin changer, 7S7-1M5. E. R. SNYDER REALTORS ersey, Plaintiff VB: EDWARD J. RE- t .^35 Tinton Avenue, in the Boroujth SOFA—OolODlal, quilted fabric. Two Close to Broid»ay. All utliltlea. m THREE BEDROOMS — Large llvln EW THREE-BEDROOM ranch home AN, et als.. Defendants looae plllowa. B0" long, 31" high, dreff 1868 for appolntmant. since 1373 n 100x100 plot. Quiet street near •f New Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, D5B POLAROID CAMERA with wink room, dining room, kitchen, Screened By virtue of a writ of execution in >w Jer.iey. (abrlo. Pattern! Lexington and Concord. light, automatic eye electric shutter, A7.LET — Close to Bell Labe, split ichools ani trfinaportation1 . No money he above stated action to me directed, Colori, belie Mekgiound with mo« ATTRACTJVD KICILY . , wreh, Hubbard Park. «M per month ;evei. Bath and a half, recreation lown to qualified buyer. Call after Thr work will comist of Bradlnt, BOII- carrying case, flashgun, filters, clo one-room 4((iel racy. SllUbls for one, ted Bank. fihall expose for sale at public von :nndittontnf» nnrt seeiUng & nix-acre green, ud blue. A r«U buy at 1325.up lenses. Perfect condition. Handle! '41-8394. room. Excellent condition, most im- >.m. for nnpnlntment 741-3197. JP. (it lh(- Court House in the Bor- 747-4062, after S:15 p.m. or w«ekend«. all black mi white and new coloi f>orlant Item 1B US landscaping. Prop- lylnp hotween th6 westerly line •INCROFT — Rt. LM'S Parish, charm High of Freehold, County or Monmouth >f Rred Rond nnfl thp Garden State (lime. Ut; original coat SITS. Call 7«7 BATONTOWN orty Is lined with rose bushes. Being Mow Jersey, on Monday tho 4th da1 NURUERV BTOCK AND SUPPLIES ~ 3650 or 747-4377. ipartments furnished and unfurnlabed, WANTED TO RENT sold below appraisal price. Low down Ing spnt. ('"cio'sof, n'irch. fittarh"'' i'f! 'nrkwny. T>IR pinna and apeclricatlona Complete selection. Free estimate* on R, 100x151 nlot. Many extras. Owner 5f May, 1964, flt 2 o'clock, P. M. Prformitinn For nifldpr^. \IPO'I thp re- B B B B two-cir pampp. House In enoii cnndl 257, Block H, a* shown on a corta turn of plans nni appclticatlanfl wltnln BAIT - Night crawled, lalmon eggs, COUNTRY CLUB Hon. Excellent Income prnperty. Ask 11 dnvfl nft**r contract ^wnrrt or R*»1P'*- FURNISHED ROOMS LITTLE SILVER — This large olde ftp fntltlrd "Mali of Srctinn Thrr etc. Completnplete line of fresh and sail P R O W N ' S 2P.orn. RI'SSP:I,I, M. ROHTIS, K t ,r>n of RM* will rer.plvo bla dpposlt APARTftlENTS at SWIM OLUB home has lots to offer. Five bedrooms arrtnn Parkway Homes, Inc.. Karlta I" full. Thf>nf not RiiVimittinp hirts ns water baiia.ltt aani d fishing tackle. Open 31 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711-7JO ROOM — Nice quiet home, Car ;wo batha, den. two-car garage. Con- tors, fifin River Tt). Fair Haven. 747 Tnwnnhlp. Monmouth County. Now .If 2( hours tvery day. MANNY'S BPORT TINTON AVE. comodttlnns. Reasonable. 57 Shrewi 4532. Momhnr Multiple Listing Rrrvl Bey, dated December 15, 1954" an fill above ronuirrd will rpcplve only on°- BHqP. tU. 36. Oast Kesinsburg. 787-0508. NOROB AUTOMATIC WASHER with bury Ave. Red Bank. 741-W14. veniently located ana prlved bclo> hair o( the dt*f>otlt If pli»n«. md speclfl- new motor and ttenemlielon. in parted market at S21.5OO. IDEAL T>OCATION for the boat In the Orfice or the Clertt of Moi fstfond rre returnftd within th» sam« 1J<,,,K8 fit up. PILES 112 SO up ttblei working order. (30. Call SM-iTa of Education to RENT A TV ditioner, eV etors counter, electric pltsa buses to NewarH tad New Vork Clt GENTLBMAi? - Beautiful air condl <3ame room and paneled den.- Home M. RORUSRUS, , RealtorsRealtors,, <500 River R<1, Vnir Havfn 747-4532. Member Multlpl an accurate «urv4jfr".tn& ejamlnation live any Informal I tiefi to reject any Portables, day, week, BAYSHOEtE TV, oven. IS lbs, Kobart scale. HU 1-5897. tioned comfortable private room an surrounded by many trees and Ma ;in H 74742 Mtll tft* premises WQUJ<* ••Wgfiofa- or aM prono*al« . flnrt to ndvertlse for 34 Chunm St., Keanaburg. 787-I40O. • ALL—Bleetrle kltchena with O bath. Rea«nabla. Call 671-9283, excellent rustic view overlooking th« "ltlne: Service. REKRIGEHATOA — Croelay Shelvad anje with hood. Of Mfrtftrator_ ... o: ir. 20x40' awlmmlng pool was recent ; TogPther with),Hi; IftSUpW now r prrypMsls, (f In Its onlnlon ihe best •' KELVINATOH REFBIOERATOH - apartment size, excellent condition, AIR CONDmONWO. Amols M«(strM e KEANSBURO - Unexpected vacanc: ly added to all the other extras, OLD MIM)I>ETOWW VIL tijehefi'- lo or tAW'-ils^bntiflction ,wit rest nf the School District will there- ' KrotilerHld-a-b(d; matching club chair. Call arter 842-1540. :bted ptrklng ir«s. Large room, use of house, kitchen, T' Owner leaving for California Sn.turd;iy The accent Is on qunllty'ln tills better the aforemenlloaa^. flremKea and hy be promoted. Maple droplelf table, four chairs. Sun- than-neiv three-bedroom ranch. Wonrl household apjJifaftCef. and Includin, 1 0M Near beach. $12 weekly. 7B7-9244. It Interested, please rlo not dcaly, Open Each bMdef mii»t dermslt with his : beAm Iron- **L *• 'I"""" "- ' ABC Electric Mangle. Used very little. to reaaonablo offers. Asking 333,000. ful, funny living ronm, full fi'nlig, more particularly the following: Ml, (lecurlty in any amount not less ; endafjujfiji, tans. 741-04D7. 139. Nine-piece mahogany dining room ROOM FOR, RENT — Man.or woman; Call 741-0644. kitchen, really larpe bodrooms, V.h Martha Washington Built-in gns nvor than ten r>pre*ntum OO'Xi fit the Base ast $75. 741-6331 . MTU with kttoBan privileges. Half mile from hftth.i, full bflsompnt. nnr] fifrir'-f ^f nnd surface unit. 15 combination alum Rid. In thfi form and subject to the Ft Monmootfi. Call ajiytlme, B4MS01. j ALTENlfuRS PIANO HOUSE OIL PAJNTINOS — Marble top Victor- NEW SHREWSBURY - Ranch. Kltch- m, Buyers Intcrosted In custom Imim storms and Bcrtend. 2 combin condition* provided In the Information ian dreaser. chest and lamp tAble. Hi-MQlt APAETMJNT FURNISHED ROOK «n with dlshwasHer, eeparate laundry construction and prestlRe Mention with tlon aluminum rtoora. ninc. f!"i ment to he eatlnflert by Mid sale If er the time of opening of the bids. ; KNABB. MASON-HAMUN, 80HM«H, CHINA — Crystal, and solid sterllni $W MONTH rooms, two baths, game room and immediately. Price at $24,500. WALK the mini of 818,500.00 together with th DftV AnrU 2fi. 1W4 1 CABLB-VfllLSON. EVERETT STECK. at factory prices. By appointment only NICB CLEAN ROOMS — Single den. 120,500, 741-0046. ER A WAT,KF:R, RrnHn-R ?ftfi« ni-i, costs of this sale. Monmouth Hppional High School : Ooakmaui Ave. at Main St. Asbury PH. Bonus awards offered. 7(1-7335. FREB BEAT * HOT WATIR double. HlgnUniti. Hwy 3«. way 35. MIdriletown. PHONE: f.71-3311 Dated March 21. 1964 •73-0300. Multiple I.l.stlncp and Trnf>-InR, Benr Open dally till 0 Sat. till 9:30 HAV. WHAW, MULCH HAY ANi. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO; Sheriff. Coiiitv of Monrrtouttt 775-9301 MAnURS. Also used fence posts and Rentini Ollles on PremUss. TWO SINGLE ROOMS — One witDo you want to 'or catalog. Open 7 rlnys. Levy, MeClonkry. Schleeinger Bv RALPH T. KBEVIL TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. ralli. Call 1H-WU. DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Rou' private bath, ideal for elderly coupl & Tlschler. Attys. 35 to Tlnton Axe., turn right on Tl: or professional. References needed. Cal April 8. 15, 22, JO 553.24 Fiard Secretary All m&kei new or used. Guaranteed MOVINO — leven-plsce mahogany din SELL RAPIDLY April M »1T.M Low as fX. Serploo's, 101 Monmoutt ton Ave., approximately 1000 ft. after « p.m. 291-U91. LOTS & ACREAGE Ing room and four-piece bedroom fur- Country Club Apartments and Swl: 8t. Next to theater. 74T-O48S. niture. Reasonable. Call 747-49S8. ROOM-BOARD optlontl. Off stre< We're a dynamic Real Eatate firm NOTICE Call NO. 410 CluD. parking. Call 671-35S5. alerted to today's Highly competltlv FOUR ACREfl — Waterfront property, Charter No, 2237 PRIOIDAIEE — Six months old, cosl LAUNDROMAT washing machin* — RED BANK — Residential area. Two- 'deal for boat h;isln. Keyp booklet and Information. rug. VxQ" mattraas. Very reasonabl w>-: li!p Approvfd and f«ady t( Call H73-M43. SPRINGVIEW GARDENS build. Priced reasonable. Term* avail- tlfr vs: Joiiph W. Scott, Jr. et ala D ASSETS SHREWSBURY BOROUQH - Imnwcil- able. Very nicp location. OEOHGE V. fendants 1. Cash, balances with MRS. ROBERTS COINS LARGE TWO-BEDROOM REAL ESTATE FOR SALE late two-bedroom bungalow on 50x17; ILLMEKSE"B, Renltor, Rt. Zi, ColW By virtus of a writ ot execution ether banks, nnd cash U.6. collection! or single coins. Bough lot. Living room, dinlrrg room.. Kltcnen, Tk 4G2-3172. the above stated action to me directs Ilemi In process of col- will be- v«y happy lo help you Baled and sold. Highest prices paid. Writi HOUSES FOR SALE two bedrooms and modern tile bath. I shall expoie for sale at public vei your mv window shades from doztni . APARTMENTS lection 1A.825.181.B4 'BE.," Box Ml, Red Bank. New gas hot water baseboard hentin due, ftt lha Court House In the Boi 3. United states Govern' of 196* styles. Bring your roll«s 01 .lystem. Combination Btorm and scree ough of Ffeehold, County of Mo your wlndowi mcaaured, M cntrgo. NATURAL SOLID — Red brick port- Spacious, Closets, full dining r ment obligations, direct heat, hot water, parking. B B B B windows. Taxes approximately SI90 pel REAL ESTATE WANTED mouth, New Jersey, on Monday t and guaranteed (Net of able fireplace. Oak mantel top. red year. J13.200. Call owner 747-5917. 18th day of May, 1064, at 2 o'cloc tile hearth wltb gas reflector heatei 283 t»rlng >l. Ui-im fM , RID BANK — Tip top condition, II Any rf>nen'est 21,374,360.86 PROWN'S WE NEED TOUR HOME P, M. Prevailing Time. 201-1131. UONUUUTH CdUNTY'l Best local convenient location. Tnree bedroomi X Obligations of States 3] Broa4 it. Red Bank 741-7501 m baths, den, paneled game root RED BANK Our 12 flalenpenple have clients waiting All the following tract or parcel and political subdivi- apartment noufe". 3'4 room apartment for your Hating. They need ranches, Und and the r»reml«e» hereinafter pai PORflYTHIA — Large. Sl.00. 8mal avtllibU. 8«lutllnl river view, fir wlih bar and closets, living room wli Oftod older home, excellent nelghbo sions fNet of any rt* thre« tot 50c. PEONIES. $1.25 pe LEAKY fireplace, full bailment, large port split levels, two stories; also Inveatmeni tlcularly'iiCRC-ribcd, iiltiiaterl, lying an. «t*rv«» „.„ 16,373,572.18 Piul. ptrkint. Ctll Mr smitfi. ni'tik hood. LirRo living room, dining roon: property. Call us tot t q*'lck sftlft. T#< b«ing In the Borough of New Shrew? Slump. fMnch LILACS, n each, la itters can't do the House any good, or Mr. Carlln, »IA 3-7890 - Newtrk. with sereens and atorrrlJ, garage. E kllchan, four Bedrooms, porch. Base 4. Other bond*, nrttes, *nfl clg, brt« shovel. COW MANURE, 60: Sall for free estimate on genuine trti Include carpeting, washer, aw ment, two-car garage. Fine home foi offices serving you. bury. Couniy of Monmouth and Stat dphpnturM (Including jour busfid haaket. A. Her Dairy Farm, ALCOA WHITE ALUMINUM gutters. THREE-ROOM — Furnlsbed apartmei ings, And TV antenna. 128,500. growing family. Taxes only J2M. Nox of New Jersey: $750,051.54 serurlties or V, mile louth (rom Mtdiilelown Rallroa complete privacy, ac.-oia from To week will be too late. Call twin WALKER & WALKER KNOWN it-i Lota,No». 2 and 4 Federal agencies and Station on road to Llncroft. P R OWN ' S MonmovtB flotpllii, 131 Una ft PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. $13,500. Realtors Block F on map oi Hanc« Park corporatlnns nnt Jtu«r- ocean port. Bhrewsbury Office Middletown OfflCi Shrewsbury Township. N. J., pmpar aniefrt by U.fl.) ( Net 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-79 Real Estate for 70 years CROWELL AGENCY, Real+o 711-15212 071-33 ot George Hanca Patterson, which aa of any reaervem 908,180.75 BUTTON PARK A9AATMBNTS «0 White St. Red Sank 741-721 HOUSES FOR SALE WHO NEEDS A CHICKEN COOP LISTINGS NEEDED! We have cllpn map is • filed in Clerk'a olfice of Cow 5. Loans and (Ilscountt Branch Ave, Red Bank. Nt* 3 rtlveraldo Ave., Red Bank ty cf Monmouth. fNet of any rftstrvea). 77.W0.B11.44 lOr the lumber?) I uon't end I'll leroom apartrainti newly dacorated. Rant Opposite, Holly Pitcher Inn anxious to Bottle In this vicinity. Plea! you have It FREE II you Just mm call us i( your properly is for font oi Raid prpriiiitps are more partlculai t FMeral fnnrts soM „... 2,000.000.00 1 Included air eondlllosinf neit and gal ' LARGE FAMILY? 741-4030 ly described as follows: it off my property! Approximate! Inquire gup«rwt«inum. Hl-ltlS. milfl. BROOK AGENCY. Hank Building ft. Fixed assets i.77R,f)M.51 MORE LISTINGS SHOWN 20x30'. Come and get It. Call 5(2-32 A Mil brick front colonial Cape Ca Atlantic HlKhlnndfl. 291-1717. BEGINNING ul .i |«Hnt in tlie eas 10. Other assets „... 972.877.52 after 8 p.m. FIVE ROOMS - Furmsiud. All mint Four luge bedrooms. 14x20 living roo; GARDENER'S PARADISE erly line of Sprlngdale Avenue, distal with fireplace, full dining room, eat- WE N&RD — Five or six, 2-^ bedroon lufplletl. ComfortabM tot two dMipli Spacious, Himny. threVbcdroom ranc on a course south 0 degrees 45 minuti 11. TOTAL ASSETS .....131,844,021.15 6' C. V. HILL MEAT CASE - Heavy 530 Sprlngilale Ave., Long Brand), t Mtchen, two full baths, tiled basemen homes, furnished or unfurnished, fro east 93.26 feet from a monument duly. Can c-p Keen at I0f» Port Mon- Hitched garage. Large plot. Convenlei Built by o.vner. Nine years old. $120 to $175 per month for Incomln' uated at tut! norlheist corner of Sprlm nil. location. Excellent value. 121,800 acrei magnificently landscaped wl executives. THE BERr, AGENCY. Rl mouth Rd., Port Mortmouth. fabulous shrubs, eajy-earc lawns an dale Avenue and Orchard Str«el LIABILITIES THREX ROOMS AND BATH - fur LAWLBY AOENCY. Realtor, 100 Hwy :» Middletown. «MO0O. thence (1) north 84 degrees 26 minute 12. Dr*rmn1 deposits of GAB MANGE — in very jood eonf nllhed. Single pejton or married eoup- 39, Bed Bank. 741-6263. gardens. Breezy screened porch. A eaat a rilstanc* of 150.73 feet to a mo tractive playroom, laundry room BUILDER E^n^s PROPERTY Individuals, partner- Hon. Reasonably prlctd•. Call le, No p«ts. D9 HertMtt St., Red Banx, um«nt; thflnce (2) north 82 degrees ships, anrt corporations 41,182,660.84 7 1SUg FAIR HAVEN - To Settle esta workshop In finished basement. Prim CALL minutes east a (II8tare* of 35 feet to THRBK ROOMt, unfumislieii, all milSeven rooms, two baths. May be ee< rural area near commuting. Perfect f< 741-4343 pipe; thence (3) north 19 degrees 13. Time and savinRS de- TBLBSCOPE - Unltron, l.«" refrai Ittei. SM. AvalleBle By uty 1. C»]by appointment. Call HU 65040, excel relaxed living. $28,500, Call own«f 7* minutes weat a distance of 90 feet to posits of Individuals, tor. Trlpori, etc. c*ll 787.9M9. Blindly. 8034. partnemhlp*. and cor- MORE LISTINGS SOLD 291-0142 or I4342M monument; thence (4) south 82 degrp' porations 69,526,473.47 APARTMENT — tttt two parsons. -LEGAL NOTICE- IS minutes west a distance of 14. Thru The- R»d Bank Araa A QUICK SALE — »• dell showceli ELBBRON — CBAL AREA - W EARLY AMERICAN CHARM feet to a point; thenca (5i south 14. Deposits of UnitM Shrewsbury Ave., Red Blnk. Tim' sacrifice. 1H Itrsl of land, 13,000 aq. Only S2(.flO0 will buy this nppaalln States Government , ... 468.227.M ft' countertop treersr, i*.« ton air cc-i Everyday except Thursday anytl: degrees 48 Inutes west a distance Multipl* Lilting Service dltloner. S' store counter, eiectr building. One bungalow, suitable co thre«-bedroom ranch with l'y hath •j-:t7.i 15..69 feet to a monument in the Ca IB. Deposits of States an49 »78.B« pizza even, II lbs. Hoturl teeie. HU 3<] rooms, unfurnlflhed. Near rtllros line" keopiiig romn with Itrop MllKltlFl'S SALE •rly line ot Sprlngdale Avenue: them ( 5807. Couple; adults. Apply Blue Dlamor RED BANK - RUMSON and ml SUPERIOR roiillT OF NEW JERSE (6) louth* 0 degrees 45 minutes ea 17 Certified ani Offlcera* Ovef8lz« garAgft hn.ipmpnt, \i ncra loi chechah . «tc l,32i«W.SJ Inn, 129 Monrnofllh It. around. Large, free catalog on convenient locution. Call now. WALKFl' ( lt.\N( i;i!V DIVISION fttdnft the easterly line ot Sprlngd WALL OVEN — And slip In ran|« wli quest. .Multiple and open lutings. Pel MONMOITH COl'NTV Avenue a distance of DO feet to t TOTAL DEPOSITS ... cabinets, and one fireplace. But off si FURNISHBD APAHTMEMTS — Tnr A WALKER Realtors. Hwy. 3! point or place of beginning. _ $|., Call 741-3767 liter 4. room effloleney Ws. i% MomJ, '. in comfort it our modern office. 6hreWll>i.ry, 741-5212. IM-Hour Sor iiock.i No. r niiii i>:t (rO TnTal 'Ipm^nr! de- BERG and hot water fe«. Hi rooms, hei This description is made In aecn TWO CALIFORNIA BINOLB BED*— RAY STILLMAN, Realtor ENJOY THE PERFECTION THE KtJlUTABLE LIKE AflSUR pontts S10, hot water, cooking gu tlM. tfi-tt/ii ANCE SOCIETY nV TUK UNITE! ance vlth survey for Joseph W. Bcol (b> Totnl limp and s.tv- Offers Qualified Complete with pads and spreads, ret- "Our Mm year" Tills btmitlfulty kept rained r;inCli. foi Jr., New Shrewsbury Borough, Mo in*s rtepoiit!* . .. nimble. Call 811-11339, S-B p.m. HIOHLANDS — Large two-bedrooi »H Hwy 35, Shrewsbury 741-80C bedroom*, three full Imthfl. Many de BTATKS, ft cnrporatlrtn of the State 1 apartment, 115 Plus UtlllfHe. I7211! orator details, inclinllng wall-in-wn New York, Plnlnllft i .<: JOHN M mmith County, N. J. maiirt hy Fra S7. , WO.flO. .^0 VETS NO DOWN OAB STOVE - Cloun, $15. Glider need; after 5:30 Or weekends. ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS - Three ba. Cftrptllng. ClioL-c [QCHllon. Asltlr IIOROHKI AND MARGUKIUTE I1OH E, Mitchell, surveyor, dated Februai 22. Other llnhillllri new cover. S8. Small me-tal kftchei rooms, dining area, and living roon $31,000. THOMPBON & lURTKLL INC OSKI. his wife, Di-feiiiliinls •1, 10.15. Inblc S2 Phone 071-2294. IN UEAUTI»UL WEST LON(J BBANC EXCEPTING, however, the loltowlr H. TOTAL MAt!lMTIES..1M,M!>,1W.M NON-VET $450 DOWN full basemem, fencefl-ln yard. $13.SO Hy virtue nf ii writ fif nxt'CiitlDn New 3'i room apartmtntt. »115 i Call 201-9343. LITTLB SILVKI: - LaiulsiMi.i 1 truct or parcel of land which v/nu co \ buy tikft this cornea once In * HBDBIUE TABLES — Lamfis, month. Free air conditioner, cookl Vfinllonal split IOVPI. Four bnl tin a hove Muled act Inn to me illractP vuynrt by J(wet»h W. Scott. Jr. A lifetime. Beautiful Colonial <«ncn— table, rtnd coflc" ' •. Call gas, hot water htat, TV antenna. A DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNBR3 2',i bfttha. (tornRo room, utility I .iliaII exiinno [or Hale at riuhlic ve Edith P. Scott, his wife to Ilor OAP1T.M. AffOI'NTg living room and kitchen, formal 747-0533 n Hue, ;H ttm t.'uurt IlutiPf In Uic Iliinmt. pie parking. Town & County Apa BelnB transferred? House too im> fnmlly room, «lc. i acre near 1 Tht'iiB and ThPfiilOKlii iM. TIIPHH, 1 rommon ^tnck - i^ir dining room, three beilrooras, all menu. Mortgage payments loo nigh? Do area. S2350(i. Cull 711-7033, of Krerhiild, County or Monmmith, Ne wlfd, by dettl fluted September ; v;ilitp pi»r *h.irf> Si.w etty utilities low ta«es. Immediate HAMMOND OROAN - A100. One yea .lersey, <>n Mfnuloy Mir 'JMh day old. COM 12,900 Will accept any wait, call us now we'll ncv your horn I!f59 tiiiil reconK-il in lh« Mniimou Nn. Ithirms nilllinrllM PonaeflMon at closing. MANELY ASSOCIATES, 671-5353. OLDS SHREWSBURY — May. IfHil, nt 2 o'elnck, P. M, Prevn County Clerk's office In Book i'9M I.floonm. N'ti, nhAri'S iionuble offer. 449-5630. RED BANK'S ranch home. Plaster WIIIIH. Colotilii lllK Time. deeds, pnge 2Q2, ami more pnrtinil.ir! Only $13,900 at Berg PAIR ILSVEN SPECIAL unlssiir'l Iflil.flfio So. BABY CAHRIAOB - coWer-Keywortli MOST BEAUTIFUL fireplace in tho living room. Wnll-t (ipHcnhcitl as follow«: Ideal two-bedroom retirement or bog waif brOarlloom In ihc. living nnrl dh Prrmlsi'S located in the Tnwiinlilp Heat quality, ilka new. Lift-out bed deluxe, modern, tw9-bftdfoom to MidiUctuwn, Cnuiity i>f iMoniamit),. in HKf'ilNNlNO at n monnnirnt In tl 4 MO.OflO 0D collapsable., »10. (M-1460. nera ranch. Low taxes. Low prlc Ing roomi. Kitchen ban fTlsbwashr Hum!"' . VETS NO DOWN menti, large rooms and clofeta. Nt Won't last at 111,900. Call Adams electric ranRo, rcfrlKt'iiitor. Pant1!' Ktiitc «»r New Jcr'spy. northerly line of lands owned by J MMI.JtlTSS NON-VET $650 DOWN POnCBLAIN KITCHEN 1ABLB Broad St. Kree parking. den. Three twin hedrooms, two (lif HKIN'0 luiown IIFHI 'h':, New .Jernry, HCiilt 1" — o.iiritcrly 'line of SprltiKii.ilf Avnui la ready! Four-bpdro flniilhcfly llnr of l.'iiuls nt Rrntt; then EXCELLENT EIGHT-ROOM HOUBE mouth, County ml November 1. 105 C.M noi'ill ** tli'Ul'C)1:! 'j;» in I r:; 11 f* H <• Only $1G,MO at Berg scales. Orida and ends of kitchen uteii upplled. Cllffwood Beech. Avallab! P«rf«ct condition. Five bedrdorrtS, bathn. 31' living room. Recreation ronir slle. H71-0345. May 1. Call m\aS2, SclenCA kitchen, wall oven, dlihwanhej In ciiBf^ Sfl, tiliei't 17. a (llHtam'C of :,5 foot along tiie exl NOTE baths. One- acre. Large shade tre Many extrnn. Twn-cnr RariiRc. I'HA \np nouihcrly line .K |;imh. of H.^ti 1 Time citrtldcatps (tt OIDSON UPnlOItT - fretler. KslvMa- FURNI8MBD—Two-bedroom soa-rtme Ststm heat. Full cellar. Terrific buy proved to qualified buyer. Only 10 re IIE1NO the Hiimc Ifiml iiml premlH a point; thflnre i:ii north 18 demrea deposit etiHUnnliK I1.3J9.SMH7 Tho Berg Agency lor refrigerator. Easy Ironer, •• Newly decorated. Tiled bath. Nea 120,000. Ctmveycfl lo Julm M. HdrosKI and Ma minutfii wp.ii n .lifli.-incf of W) lr cent. down. Now only $03,WM. flTAN Kiiertte Ilurdhkl. hl» wife, hy deed I, Ocorgo !.. niP!ll7, Pr^aMftnt. or good. B4M*M. beaches, achdoS, and trampoftatl 1 alone the rxlstlng rear linn nt Ian ii> nhnvf .tinod bmk rto herfWy (IT* Roalfor Yeaj-ly. Weat End aectlon In Loi IRVING WEISGOLD LEY K. OOWNR, Ronltor, Blirownlmry Mfinniouth (ifirflonn. lin . iltit'-d Pct^'ii OWUIMI by Kcolt to n uumimirnl; thei 741-1017, lnri" tint ttilfl roport n( ertHrlltWH Is "Personalized Service" OVER 1200 Branch. Call between 8 to 10 a.m. Broker her itrd Iflj7, rncrtnicft December it. (I) tioiith « deprers M inlnutffi w ru^ mil ntrrtrA In tllo bast of my from I lo I p.m. 222.7440. 1215 Hwy. 9 Lakeww MtW THUEK JlEDROOM nAN(Jll~A Ift.U In Hook 21i)i of IVnla U>v Moi a iminnri- "f II '>- ('"''t I" » niiirinnii * and btiHI. mouili County, Pflge fi'JT. bfiiiK thii p*jlnl or pl.'ico of bi'Klnuli 671-1000 colon of paint. We can match an HUMBON1 — Four modem rooms, i> (Between Freehold and L*k«r iituml And tmnniiortiitlnn. N IleliiK rrimnintily known nni| denl Hi'lni; ciitiiiiionly knuwn .'iiul d^s etllranCH, Slao H*. All utllllMI. Bol M3-3080 BvimlngS 462-«i natcil nn N(t. 'i Huff "Ik l.;uie, MI'i'll n iinn>rsl«i<'l dlrmjloti illfst N. J. Largest Residential and Dunn tld drip paint* 6>vi* ltttt«( furnished. Vt block from bus and >ho| nioiipy down lo qimllflfd buyer, C nuteil an Nn. W Hprlnpilnlo Avrn fi'tn't)* of thill rnrinrl At Con- HA7.LET — Three-bildroom split. fiftcr (( p. in. fur ii|i[ii>ititmpiat. 7-i 1 :t 1 tnwii, NfW .Ifrwey. N,MV ShM'Uslmry. Now ,!>Tscy, nd rlfi-lnro th»t ft li.is h^m Real Estate Brokers PROWN'S ping renter. Hesaonable. 842-2OR6. batha, new tvall-to-wall carpetln The a|i[in>xllnnti' nm f tlio AisnME~7.1~4•," JMT rfiit MOIM'iiA' fl Tlir> )ipprt>Xlm;itfpp > Jiniount nf Ihrt Ji|< hy UN an

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