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limed Atiljr. lloMtr thmuh Vrldur. ««con4 Clui FDMH "VOL. 87, NO. 210 Paid at Bad Bank nl It AdrUUawl UUttn* OHicta. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Bitter Primary Battles Loom in Bayshore Towns

Some bitter contests and some surprises shaped up yes- —In Matawan Township, it's still the old section versus a primary fight as three and possibly four candidates will to work for Mr. Chiapetta would be formed as soon as pos- terday as slates for the June 1 primary election were vir- Strathmore, as Democrats and Republicans from both parts seek two nominations to run for Township Committee. sible. He denied reports that Mr. Chiapetta and Mr. Tabit tually rounded out in eight Bayshore towns. of the municipality gird for battle, with a total of 17 can- A screening committee appointed by Joseph Azzolina, would run as a slate although he said the two candidates would Deadline for filing of petitions is tomorrow at 4 p.m. didates. party leader, has endorsed the candidacy of Joseph M. Mala- support each other. The highlights: —In Union Beach, in a surprise move, all the Democratic vet and Edward P. Makely for the two nominations. It had been reported that John Senkewicz, 200 Park Ave., —-In Mlddletown, a conservative faction of the Republi- factions yesterday got behind Borough Clerk Alfred T. Hen- Mr. Maiavet, 15 Sylvia Ter., New Monmouth, is a se- would be a candidate for one of the nominations for Town- can party may field a ticket. nessy, Jr., in his bid for the mayor's post, as Democratic curities trader for Bache and Co., New York, while Mr. Makely, ship Committee. He said last night, however, that he would —In Atlantic Highlands, the GOP slate headed by Mayor Mayor Maurice W. Oakley pulled out of the race. 428 West Front St., River Plaza, is a diamond setter. not run. Russell W. Morgan, last night formed a new Republican Cfub —Matawan Borough—GOP Mayor Edward E. Hyme, Robert J. Tabit, Cherry Tree La., a project engineer for It could not be learned last night if a primary contest predicted that his opponent in the November general elec- for an all-out battle with the faction led by Dominick A. Otis Elevator Co., Harrison, has also filed. A fourth candidate, looms in any of the 31 districts for the posts of county com- tion will be Democratic Councilman Leon G. Christinat. Joseph Chiapetta, 513 Roxbury Rd., Belford, is expected to mitteeman or committeewoman. Caruso, while Democrats are having trouble finding candi- —In Keyport, former Republican Council President Henri dates. file his petition today. On the Democratic side of the ledger, there will be no J. Hansen has decided to run again. contests as incumbent Committeemen Martin V. Lawlor and —In Holmdcl, the YOUNG GOP group nominated candi- Chiapetta reportedly has the backing of a group of con- Edward J. Roth are seeking their second full terms on the dates in its' attempt to take control of the party and the MIDDLETOWN servative members of the GOP organization. administration. The Republican party in Middletown Township will have A spokesman for the backers said that an organization (See BAYSHORE, Page 3) Airport Plaza's 2d Blaze in 10 Days 100,000 Fire at Raritan RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The glow" in the stock room, and second fire in 10 days at Airport called in the fire alarm. Also in Plaza Shopping Center, Rt. 36, the store were Mrs. Susanna last night gutted Sun Ray Drugs Trout, Madison Township, an as- In a three-hour blaze, with dam- sistant manager, and Brian Piest, age estimated at more than Hazlet, stock clerk. $100,000. Firemen, hampered getting to Six volunteers were treated for the flames because of dense minor injury or smoke inhalation. smoke from the front and a Monday of last week, fire and locked and bolted door at the an explosion destroyed the Plaza rear, knocked two holes through bakery and a vacant fabric shop. the rear concrete block wall. Charles Monto, Belleville, has For nearly three hours, water been charged with arson in that from pumpers and aerial trucks fire. was poured into the 50xl00-foot HAZARD — State Navigation Department workers slow traffic crosiing a high Fire Chief Anthony S. Salerno structure from the roof, the front mound in Ocean Ave., Monmouth Beach, where six porsoni were injured Monday night said last night cause of the Sun and the rear. In' three separate accidents. The mound covers a pipeline which discharges land, Ray blare has not been deter- Merchandise, furnishings and stock, valued at more than $65,- dredged from the Shrewsbury River, onto the beach. The pipe crossing it guarded by mined but that state police will investigate, in co-operation with 000 — burned, charred and CLfcANEftS-LAUMPEREBSfc state employees during ths day. Warning lights were placed at the site Monday after the New Jersey Natural Gas Co. watered down — was left in •he first accident. Two more mishaps, however, followed despite the lights. Police State police, Keyport barracks, ruins. But it could have been said at this point it does not ap- worse. Chief Charles Hornbos+el hat received numerous complaints regarding the traffic pear arson was involved but that "If we had had the kind of hazard, he sard. all angles will be checked. wind we had in the bakery fire Possible Causes last week, the entire shopping The fire started at 8.07 p.m. in center could have been de- the back stock room of the drug stroyed," the fire chief com- store. Chief Salerno said pos- mented. He praised the 175 fire- sible causes include a gas leak, men at the scene for keeping the Well Step UpViet a faulty gas burner in the room blaze confined to Sun Ray. and combustion of pharmaceuti- No one could estimate how cal chemicals. much water was poured into the building. At one point, there was The store was open at the time. SKY HIGH— Belford aer!al *™«* P°^mg water through roof of Sun Ray Drug building, Police reported that .Isadore nearly a foot of water on the floor. to left of Sun Sayings and Loan, during fire at Airport Plaza Shopping Center, Rariran lion: Feinberg, Long Branch, assistant : riihe iM pwrri&ist, saw (See FIRE, Page 3) Township, last night. WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of De- Of U.S. assistance to South Viet Nam, Mc- fense Robert S. McNamara says American Namars. said aid will be increased "above Will Back Stout's Opponent air and sea action against North Viet Nani originally planned levels." will be stepped up. "We mtist seek to overcome the strategic The Pentagon chief spoke to newsmen last disadvantage the South Vietnamese have night in Honolulu after two days of confer- versus the Viet' Cong in terms of traditional ences on the Viet Nam war. He then headed guerrilla-to-guerrilla ratios by adding, to the Howard Set for Battle home. mobility and firepower of these forces." fylcNamara also said he assumes Russian By WILLIAM HENDERSON Howard would also be getting ularly during the late summer missiles eventually will be sent to North Viet - Specifically, he said more helicopter and RED BANK — For the first in a few verbal blows at ReiHy's and fall months. Nam although they are not known to be close 8ir support is required. He would not time in 23 years the Monmouth rival, incumbent GOP Sen. Rich- Stout's Advantage there now. say whether more American combat troops County Democratic candidates ard R. Stout, West Allenhurst. At the present time, Sen. Stout Last week reports reached Washington will be sent'to South Viet Nam. will have their own congressman Under the new reapportion- is said to have the advantage in that a Russian antiaircraft missile site was McNamara said the basis for greater use pitching for them in a campaign. ment law, Mayor Reilly must Ocean, having appeared there be- being constructed near Hanoi, the North Viet of the American Navy is the use of sea routes Rep. James J. Howard, elected campaign not only in Monmouth for various luncheon and din- Nam capital. Last Friday, a State Department by North Viet Nam to infiltrate men and last year from the Third Con- but Ocean County as well. Both ner groups and-_as guest speak- spokesman said such a site appeared to be in equipment. gressional District comprising counties have been thrown to- er at civic meetings. preparation near Hanoi, but other officials ,U. S. Navy forces will continue to operate Monmouth and Ocean counties, gether and they will elect two Democratic candidates also will said there was no evidence that any Soviet outside territorial waters, he said, but "they will make several speeches for senators. be campaigning for the first missiles had reached North Viet Nam. will note and detect suspicious vessels, will the candidates, The Register was time in 29-years with an in- follow them, will report them to the South informed last night. In other words, Reilly and When the Soviet missile question was put Stout will battle each' other cumbent party assemblyman, in to McNamara in his plane-side interview, he Vietnamese Nayy, who will follow them into The congressman has prom- throughout Monmouth and Ocean the person of Patrick J. McGann, replied: South Viet Nam' territorial waters and inspect ised to give an extra helping Jr., Lincroft. : counties. Both live in Ocean "We have no specific information whether. tljem." v i . . • . • hand to Ocean Township mayor In past years, the incumbent surface-to-air missiles are in North Viet Nam, Besides, he. said, the United States will John J. Reilly, West Deal, who Township. This is when Rep. Howard will legislators were. Republicans. but we must assume they will eventually be give South Viet Nam more small craft for this was name last Monday night to McGann is seeking a full term Introduced into that country." purpose. run for the state Senate. come to the aid of his party. He was a popular campaigner after beating . Republican Louis in Ocean last year when he won R. Aikins last year. a surprise victory over GOP Free- Drive By Hughes holder Marcus Daly, Lincroft, Gov. Richard J. Hughes, who Boro Adopts Regional Sewer Plan with the help of President John- often visits Monmouth, will spend son's magic touch. a great deal of time campaign- Monmouth County's Democratic ing in the area. SHREWSBURY — Creation of If the other five rjoroughs. — The public hearing on Shrews- creation of sewerage authorities, Democratic Party leaders claim Fair Haven, Little Silver, Mon- chairman P. Paul Campi, Little a regional sewerage authority bury's enabling ordinance drew allowed authority members a Silver, himself a candidate for the 1-2 3-4 punches of Hughes, got: off to an auspicious start mouth Beach, Oceanport and only a few extra spectators over salary. freeholder, has high hopes some Howard, young McGann and the last night as Borough Council West Long Branch — pass the the number that usually attend Councilman Paul F. Schissler, of Howard's vote lure in Ocean veteran politico, Paul Kiernan, adopted an enabling ordinance same ordinance by Dec. 31, The council meetings. Only one Shrewsbury's delegate to the Re- will rub off on Mayor Reilly who will be unbeatable. Kiernan, without opposition. Northeast Monmouth County Re- spoke. gional Sewer Study Committee, will be campaigning on unfamil former Long Branch mayor and Shrewsbury was the first of the gional Sewerage Authority will Warren B. Minton of Beech- said the members would not be iar ground. state committeeman, is making six member towns of the Region- come into being. It will build and wood Dr. asked if the state stat- another stab at winning the sher- $1.49 SPECIAL — Grass seed, garden hose and rakes, : paid. A provision for the salaries Howard, and the 39-year old al Sewer Study Committee to operate a '$17 million sewerage ute, which is cited in the would have to be made in the Reilly, will appear together fre- iff's post. unburned, among the rubble left after the firs at Airport system. dinauce and provides for pass the measure. enabling ordinance or an amend- quently in both counties, partic- (See HOWARD. Page 3) Plaza, Raritan Township, last night. Firemen esrimatqd ment adopted by all six. towns damage at more than $100,000. In background, fire- Over Road, Post Site before such payment would be legal, he said. - mon, in Sun Ray building, hit roof flames with water. The only other comment on sewers last night was in a letter from the Planning Beard, which Highlands Politics Boils heartily supported the regional Trimmed Down Ferry plan. HIGHLANDS — The political William McGowan, .leas' men of road, promised to the regional The authority (NMCRSA) would pot—up to now quietly simmer- another slate, squared off. over a school district three years ago, be a 12-member unit with two Going Thru Bridge ing—boiled over at last night's bid by the mayor to seek state when the school was built. delegates appointed by the gov- BRIELLE — The old railroad and 11:15 a.m., and if the Cran- Borough Council meeting. Highway Department approval of Of the $29,000 total, the mayor erning body of each participating ferry, the Cranford, plagued with ford gets to sail today, the action Fanned by discussions of the plans to pave the regional school explained, $16,500 will be paid by borough. the necessity of losing several would occur any time after 10:15 regional school road and a pro- access road at a "rough" esti- the borough, and $3,500 by the feet from her sides, will go a.m. while the tide is rising. posed new post office on Bay mated cost of $29,000. regional school district for curb- It would collect $175 connection through the railroad drawbridge Ave.—political sparks flew among Road Promised ing. The remaining $10,000 will charges and $80 annual service this morning — if no snags ap- A Jersey Central Railroad crew leading contenders for May 11 In calling for a resolution to come out of state road aid funds charges to cover the $17 million pear to stop her progress. will escort the vessel through the election and members of the au- seek state approval and bids for set aside for the project, he said. cost of financing and constructing draw bridge. Alex Bjorkner, as- the initial phase. George Mauro of Mantoloking, sistant to the railroad vice pres- dience. the road project, the mayor "There's no rush on this road," who bought the hefty lady (she Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., harked back to a meeting last stated Councilman Bahrs. "The ident, said that Mr. Mauro, who The charges could be revised weighs !,129 tons) when it re- will pay for the crew, requested and Councilman Herman J. year when the governing body kids have been walking up this — downward — if outside aid tired from Hudson River service Black, running on a slate, and agreed to include, funds in the a couple of years now. They can a qualified crew that would be is received. Mr. Schissler called this past winter, finished trim- experienced in handling ferries. Councilmen John ' A. Bahra and 1965 municipal budget for the new do it a while longer—since school for, and got, council's support of ming the ferry yesterday, erasing will be closed soon—while we try Assembly Bill 202 which would HATS IN THE RING — Holmdel Township Committee- a total of 13 feet from her girth. So, as the Cranford cruises to get further aid from some- provide such assistance. Mr. Mauro wants to turn the several hundred feet to her new where." man Edwin Liebenow, center, poses with unanimously- aged vessel into a floating — but berth, her captain will be John •Got $10,000' The 20 per cent aid bill has Boyle. Malcolm Luker will be Today's Index been stalled by a lack of funds, eJected Young GOP candidatei for governing body pri- anchored — night club. "Can you think of any otller The sides of the Cranford had the wheelsman, and August Els- Allen-Scott . Editorials way of getting more eld?," asked Mr. Schissler said, but a broad mary election June I. Club endorsed William H.Manges, ter, the engineer. 8 based tax, if one is approved, to be trimmed before the Central Amusements IS HerWock __ the mayor, adding: SOP municipal leader for three years, left, and Warren might correct that situation. railroad of New Jersey, that Termites Births _. ' .-a Movie Timetable "I got $10,000 from the state. E. Baumgartner, club vice president, in Colts Neck Inn formerly owned and operated the Obituaries :...._.....: What did you do, Mr. Bahrs?" After council's action pn the Call 842-2666. Monmouth Jim Bishop . last night. Both are members of Monmouth County vessel would permit her through Sylvia Porter J..___^_ ; There was no reply from Coun- enabling ordinance, Councilman the drawbridge between Brielle mite Control (Dick Barnett) 66t Bridge . .. Sports- "• " • • __ _. ...2MS cllman Bahrs. Leo F. Sadkowksi said, "Now, Young Republicans. The'y'H attempt to unseat Mayor and Point Pleasant. Mr. Mauro Branch Ave., Little Silver,—Adv.- John Chamberlain . Stock Market... The mayor then asked Mrs. I hope the other boroughs take Clarified Alfred C. Poole and Committeeman Vincent J. Maneri, intends to anchor the ferry in Automobile [ Successful Investing Kathleen Mendes, Highlands the bull by the horns." Little the Brielle Yacht Basin, just west Comics .... Television both Republicans. Victory in June and November would tf you're thinking of a car, think member of the' regional school Silver introduced its enabling or- of the railroad bridge. of McCarthy Chevrolet. 29141014' Women's News. 1.14,1! (See HIGHLANDS, Page 3) dinance Monday night. give Young GOP control of Holmdel governing body. High tide today is between 10:45 —Adv. sj. fc-Wed, AprU 21, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Parking Lot Seek Source f.4 Variance Of Debris F Obituaries Viet Cong Downs 1 JAMES A. WHAN R. E. Bowkley, NORTH ARiiKGtO^ - James Is Denied On Beaches A. Flnan, 74, el ,»r Fourth St. MATAWAN - The Zoning FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun- State Senator died Monday in Veterans Hos-. Board of Adjustment last night ty Freeholder Marcus Daly re- CALIFON (AP) — State Sen. pita!. East Orange.* % U.S. Navy Planes newed efforts yesterday to have denied without prejudice an ap- Raymond E. Bowkley, R-Hunter- Born in Central Falls, R.I., he plication for variance by Marcal the U.S. Army Corps of Engi don, a legislator for 13 years, had lived here 37 years. He was SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP)-Com planes made strafing passes, fir- Corp., operating the Foodtown neers identify sources of debri muni5t antiaircraft fire knocked died last night in a Philadelphia a World War I veteran and was ing 5-inch "Zuni" rockets. Re- Supermarket, Main St. " and filth which litter beaches. hospital at the age of -47. a member of the Alexander1 <>. .down another U.S. Navy plan suits of the attack were not Martin J. Bell, corporation When the idea was first pro- "over North Viet Nam last night A spokesman at the Univer- Stover Post,, American Legion, known. president, is the applicant. posed by him last year, he toll sity of Pennsylvania Hospital here. He was a communicant of as carrier-fcased aircraft struck A propeller-driven Al Skyraid- the board yesterday as it adoptee at a truck convoy about 120 miles The land in question is a said Bowkley died of a lung in- Our Lady Queen of Peace Cath- er was downed and its pilot killed 200x66-foot parcel off Maiden La., a resolution addressed to th< fection stemming from an opera- olic Church, here, and a member north of the 17th parallel. It wa in the first strike of the day federal agency, the engineers said the second Navy plane lost dur- part of which would be used by tion for gastrointestinal bleed- of its Holy Name Society. - yesterday, a pre-dawn raid which Foodtown for additional parking the Job was difficult then because ing. ing the day. smashed another truck convoy on Mr. Finan had been a school facilities. A section of the plot is of a prevailing west wind. The senator had been stricken crossing guard here since his .. V.S. spokesmen listed the pilo Highway 1 just north of the bor- Mr. Daly said that beaches arc 'Of the second plane as missing. der with South Viet Nam. zoned residential. at his home here 2{4 weeks ago retirement from the sales de- It is owned by John J. Brad- again littered and that he be and had been in the hospital They did not identify the type U.S. and Vietnamese Air Force partment of the National BiscuK ley, board chairman, and lieved a study could determine since then. Co. in 1956. of plane. planes hit at road and bridge the sources, particularly if made The raid was carried out by targets through the day. One of includes his residence. Webster B. Todd, state Re- after a north east storm.' publican chairman, termed Surviving are his wife, Mrs. five A4 Skyhawks from the 7th the strikes loosened a large land- The application requested Josephine Gagnon Finan; two variance for "commerical use." Also at Mr. Daly's suggestion Bowkley's loss "A great loss to Fleet carrier Midway. They were slide across Highway 1 about the board amended a proposec sons, James Finan of Hazlet, ~ supported by five F4 Phantom 140 miles south of Hanoi. The board questioned this ter- the citizens of New Jersey . agreement with the U.S. Housin) He was always a great legislatoi and Raymond L. Finan of Tall- _]ets and F8 Crusaders. minology, indicating that "parking man, N.Y.; a daughter, Mrs. North Viet Nam claimed it use" should be specified on the and Home Finance Agency t< and a credit to the senate." A Navy spokesman said the downed eight U.S. aircraft yes- provide against discrimination ii Therese Calo -of Chetasford, Skyhawks carried out what is application. Todd recalled that Bowkley't terday. SAILOR OF THE YEAR — Robert J. Nopper, boatswain's awarding contracts for reason: election in 1991 gave the Re- Mass., and M grandchildren. officiaHy known as an armed of religion as well as race, colo The funeral will be at the Fa- route"; reconnaissance along High matt firrf class, and his wife, Mrs. Lend Nopper, receive publicans an 11-10 edge in the or national origin. Senate. The GOP later built up row Funeral Home, here, at 9 way 12, north of the city of Vinh Weather Third Naval District'* Sailor of the Year award from Rear The agreement is a form a.m. tomorrow..A Requiem Mass "to the 20th parallel. Vinh is near Library Set New Jersey: Considerable fog its margin to 15-6. Adm. Redfield Mason, left, district commandant. BMl quired to be adopted by the coun- On April 5, three days aftei will be offered in Our Lady the Gull of Tonkin coast. this morning, then fair. High in ty to qualify for federal assist Queen of Peace Church at 10 a.m. The spokesman said the planes mid to upper 50s. Becoming Nopper, who lives and isrves at the Naval Ammunition he was hospitalized, both house To Move In ance in various public work: of the state legislature pause< were over the target area from cloudy tonight. Patchy fog likely. Depot, Earle, is a firs-f-class diver assigned ..to the Ex- projects.. But the draft as sub HARRY L. MARTIN 9 to 10 p.m. and that they en- Low 40-45. Thursday mostly to wish him well. At that time plosive Ordnance Disposal-Nuclear Weapons Disposa mitted from Washington made n< state Senate President William RED BANK — Harry, L. Mar- countered heavy antiaircraft fire Shrewsbury cloudy with showers likely. High reference to "religion" and th tin, 81, died suddenly yesterday 'over some sections. No enemy in 50s. Team. He also was presented a silver bowl and certifi- E. Ozzard, R-Somerset, said SHREWSBURY — Next week county board decided to wri Bowkley had apparently beei morning in hit home at 130 planes were sighted. is National Library Week and MARINE cate by Clarke Young, representing the New York Coun- it in. Cape May to Block Island: bleeding internally for about tw< Spring St. • Spotting a truck convoy five Mrs. Richard Nevius, chairman cil of the Navy League. He was a retired real estate miles north of Cum Lam, the Variable winds 10 knots or less In other action, final passage months but managed to keep uj of the Library Board, told Bor- was given a {520,000 bond ordf with his work. salesman. Born in Perth Amboy, ough Council last night the event today, becoming southeast tonight and Thursday 10 knots. Patchy nance for financing of a vocation- he was the son of the late Henry will be treated a little different- al school in Wall Township ir and Amelia Thompson Martin, Nab 4 Youths ly here this year. fog this morning then fair. Cloudy and foggy tonight. Cloudy with Industrial Site Tours 1967 and $226,631 for financin Aid Quarters and had resided here 60 years. In Toy Gun Gag The library will close down. light showers Thursday. Visibil- repairs to several bridges this Mr. Martin was a member of Actually the closing will be ity one to three miles in fog pat- spring. No one appeared at pub- the First Baptist Church, here, MIDDLETOWN — Police ar- lic hearings held on the meas- and a life member of the Mon- rested four youths yesterday and for only part of the week — ches otherwise three to five Readied for Teachers Opening Fete while the library moves to a miles. ures. mouth Boat Olub. charged them with disorderly con hew location at 678 Broad St. RUMSON — If the teachers of school, chairman of the plannin Approval was given a resoli Surviving are his wife, Mrs. duct after they were reported Rumson, Fair Haven . and the committee, says: tion joining the States of Nei Set Sunday Anna Morris Martin; a son, H. driving up Rt. 35 in a car point- Books will be moved Tuesday High during the past 2-4 hours, and Wednesday, and the new 46. Low, 35. Ocean temperature, Rumson-Fair Haven Regiona "Some of us have taught gen Jersey, New York and Connecti- SHREWSBURY — Councilman Leroy Martin" of Middletown the ing « toy pistol at passing motor- 43. erations of young people to tak cut in 'a Tri-State Metropolitan county engineer; two sisters, Mrs. ists. facility will open Thursday after- High School are living in an Abraham J. Zager last night an- noon, Mrs. Nevius said. their places in a world abou area transportation study. nounced the grand opening ol Walter Davis, formerly of Red Police said two of the youths TIDES ivory tower, they'll know about which we know pilifullj; littli the first aid squad headquarter! Bank, and Mrs. Shirley Conover -are juveniles and have been re- She invited council to see the The prospect of visiting somi of Holmdel; and two' grandchil- new library Saturday morning, Sandy Hook it at the end of their second will be held at 115 Haddon Ave. leased in their parents' custody Today — High 11:48 p.m. and annual Professional Day, Friday important installation for evei Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. dren. : .-pending a hearing before juvenile May 1. Book markers with the a short time is filled with excite library schedule and Dewey low 5:25 p.m. April 30. He said in its first three months Services will be held Friday authorities. Tomorrow — High 12:19 p.m. ment. It is just possible th of operation, the squad put in at 2 p.m. in the Adams Memorial decimal system book finders will Rather than gather to talk we may become a bit mo A third youth, George Wolff, be distributed, she said. and low 6:18 a.m. and 6:21 p.m. 5,087 man hours and traveled Home, Broad St. Burial will be 21, of 58 Seventh St., Belford, has For Red Bank and Rumson shop, they will meet on the high fully aware of what transpin 855 miles. in Fair View Cemetery, Middle- According to Mrs. Nevius, the school parking lot only to disperse been released under $50 bail bridge, add two hours; Sea outside our rather special pro FITKIN In their spare time, he said town. .pending a hearing in Municipal new library will have double the Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long m small groups. They will visit ince." Neptune some of the most impressive in the squad members have redec- Court AprU 29. shelving of the old facility. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High To Take Notes Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell orated and partitioned their new MRS. ALFRED A fourth youth. Robert Fike, It is being leased by council lands bridge, add 40 minutes. dustriat installations in the met- The teachers will take note: 13 Oakwood Dr., Farmingdale, ropolitan area and elsewhere. home, which used to be a fix-i RICHARDELLA, JR. 21, of 478 LeonardviUe Rd., is for $175 per month from Alphonse and write brief reports of theii son, yesterday. shop. WEST DEAL — Mrs. Estelle being held in the local jail pend- Tomaino, who is building it and The general objective of the reactions and compare them Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petroff, 161 Richardella, 47,- of 1305 Allaire Jng posting of bail. adjoining stores. Boat Basin Professional Day idea, as insti- a general session Tuesday, Ma; Waterworks Rd., Freehold, son Ave.. died Monday in Monmouth tuted last year, is to create an yesterday. Medical Center, long Branch. esprit de corps and to develop The groups will tour the follow RIVERVIEW Celli Urges She was the wife of Alfred Rich- Harbor Commission Lists Prepared a feeling of continuity of purpose ing plants: Electronics Associ Red Bank ardella, Jr. and achievement among faculties ates, Inc., West Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crooks, of the three public school sys- General Motors, Linden; Con- 15 Laurel Ct., Middletown, daugh- Unity Among Mrs. Richardella was.born in Newark, daughter of Joseph Mal- Salary Recommendations For Auction tems. sumer Bulletin, Washington; Ed ter, yesterday. KEANSBURG — Borough Coun- Seek Perspectives ucational Testing, Princeton; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Manning, asky of that city, and th« late ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The They are: Clerical assistant — cil last night authorized the bor- Creative Playthings, Princeton; 176 Main St., Keansburg, son, City People Mrs. Rose Malasky, and had re- New perspectives veil! be the sided here for the past eight Harbor Commission last night re- $1,600; typist—*225; harbormaster ough attorney to prepare speci- goal of this year's program. Not Bell Laboratories, Holmdel; Es yesterday. LONG BRANCH — Michael G. leased harbor salaries for 1965 —$7,300; custodian-$4,300; night fications for bids on the sale if so Research & Engineering Co., months. She formerly made her only will the teachers see a little Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Botsford, Celli, a candidate for one of the home in Little Silver; • • ivith the recommendation they be watchman—$2 per hour; extra the municipal boat basin at Waac- of themselves, as others see them, Linden; the New York Stook Ex Woodland Dr-, Colts Neck, son three concilman-at-large seats up tent to Borough Council for ap- help—$1.75 per hour— new help— kaack Creek. but they will gain a better knowl- change; Anheuser-Busch, Inc., this morning, for grabs in the May 11 munici- She was a communicant of St. $1.65, harbor employee, William Anthony's Catholic Church, Red proval. Council wants to sell the basin edge of what they are preparing Newark; Owens-Jllinois Glass Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Longo, pal election, yesterday called Lovett-$5,2<10. students for. Bridgeton and McGraw-Hill, Inc. 23 Oregon Ave., Hazlet, son, this for unity among the citizens of Bank. and is asking a minimum price Surviving in addition to her Harbormaster Ned McLaughlin of $75,000 for the property. Earle Thompson, of the high Hightstown. morning. . . Long Branch. . . stated that 34 boats have already husband and father are; a. son, Bar License Council recently adopted an Mr. and Mrs. Norman Perkins "We must have unity, mei been put Into the watefP find that 56 Silverbrook Rd., Shrewsbury, Alfred Richardella ,3d;f,of Fair the harbor is ready for the'sea ordinance vacating" Riverside should not be set against on Haven and » sIster.'Mtss Steph- Ave., a paper street which ran daughter, this morning. another, but set with one an- Suspended son. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lenich anie Malasky of East Orange. No Thefts Reported through the property. Little Silver Planners other, and all against evil," Mr. The funeral will be Friday at 707 Palmer Ave., West Keans Celli stressed. For 55 Days He also stated that there has It also acquired clear title, at burg, daughter, this morning. 8 a.m. from the Datniano Fu- not been a single theft during a cost of $12,000, to a one-foot MONMOUTH MEDICAL He emphasized that "unity does neral Home, Long Branch, to St. KEANSBURG — The state Di- the winter and no vandalism to wide, 1,000-foot long strip of Approve Subdivisions everything when it is perfect. It Anthony's Church, where a Re- Long Branch satisfies our wishes and desires, vision of Alcoholic Beverage Con- speak of. land which runs through the har- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fales quiem Mass will be offered at trol has suspended the liquor li- Chairman Harvey H. Bowtell bor area. LITTLE SILVER - The Plan- Seven Bridge Rd. and the lagoon it simplifies our needs and fore- 9 o'clock by Msgr. Salvatore Di- ning Board last night approved was referred to Mr. Postel an< 20 Campview P!., Keansburg, sees a constant better future foi cense of the Main Street Bar., said this is probably due to hav- The basin has been operated daughter, yesterday. Lorenzo. Burial will be • in Mt. Main St., here for 55 days. ing a watchman and flood light- one major and one minor sub- the Monmouth County Plannin all. The city which does not re- Olivet Cemetery, Middlatown. by the local Port Authority for division. Board. Mr. Maimone said he Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kutko, The suspension Is effective 2 ing during the off-season. a number of years. duce itself to unity is always in The final plat for the Holly wants to ready the tract for fu 107 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth, confusion." PATRICK J. SMITH a.m. Thursday. Dominick A. Caruso, building Council hopes to sell the prop- daughter, yesterday. The bar ownership pleaded non Tree Estates subdivision. Seven ture building lots. KEARNY — Patrick J. Smith, and grounds committee chairman erty to private interests in hopes Bridge Rd., was approved. The Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wagner, At the same time, Mr. Celli said 77, of 27 Johnston Ave. died Sun- vult to charges of allowing gam- reported that the bulkhead be- of getting an attractive ratable In informal discussion, thf 410 Garfield Ct.. Long Branch, that Long Branch should "require bling on the business premises on Robert Norman Construction Co., board heard a proposal by An day while visiting a son, Mi- tween piers five and six has been put on the tax rolls. Clifton, proposes to build 18 son, yesterday. individualism which does not wall chael Smith, in Belford. diverse dates during March. repaired and should last 15 years. thony Piccola, Eatontown, tc man off from the community." C. Bernard Blum, borough homes on the approximately 18- build one*edroom apartments foi Born in Ireland, he was a for- The ABC handed down a 60- The commission agreed to do- acre tract. He stated that the "community day suspension but reduced it nate $100 to the Municipal Band manager, said he has received senior citizens on the Laurino which sustains but does not suf- mer Newark resident. He had by five days in view of me cor- which will give Sunday evening inquiries from four parties in- The planners also approved a tract, in the Birch Ave. industrial Would Hold focate the individual" was also lived here three years. He re- poration not having a prior rec- terested in bidding on the prop- minor subdivision sought by John zone. tired as a cutter for the Con- concerts in the harbor during the necessary. golium-Nairn Co., here, after 40 ord and pleading non vult to the summer months starting in mid- erty. Chimento, this place, who wants He was told that multiple hous- Actual sale of the tract is to carve a 50,000 square foot lot Back Action In conclusion Mr. Celli said that years service, 12 years ago. charge. June. ing is not permitted in Little Sil- 'the worth of our city, in the subject to council approval of from.a 30-acre tract he owns at ver, and that construction of an; Mr. Smith was a communicant redevelopment of Hie area. Seven Bridge Rd. and Town long run, is the worth of the of St. Patrick'*. Pro-fcatnedral, type of housing on that trad About Fees individuals composing it." Council agreed to amend the Creek. The action was made sulv would require approval of a vari Newark. See Democrats at Shore ject to the piping of a ditch on the LONG BRANCH — City Coun- Also surviving are another ion, parking ordinance to ban park- anoe by the Zoning Board of Ad- cil candidate James J. Dimming: ing on Carr Ave., between Beach- property along Seven Bridge Rd. justment. Joseph Smith of Stanhope; a to the creek. yesterday said that action ti daughter, Mrs. Catherine Hamill, Out Seeking New Blood way and Seabreeze Way from amend the administrative cod< Art Trophy May 30 to Sept. 15. Unrestricted Both subdivision applications here; two sisters, Mrs. Jenny SEA BRIGHT - Does the local Johnson against Mayor Frank 9 for the purpose of imposing a ceil- Home of Englishtown, and Mrs. parking would be allowed the now go to the Borough Council for ng on city legal fees should be Democratic Club seek new blood Van Duzer for the borough's top remainder of the year. final action. Cops Orders Presentation Catherine Barrett, here, and lev- post next November indicates it tabled until the council is re-or- en grandchildren. in its ranks? The amendment has been re- Deny Parking Area ganized July 1. J.- does. The board denied the applica- Services were held today in the A decision by the club las quested by local merchants be- 'Ready, Aim Mr. Cummings said Council Set Sunday Condon Memorial Home, Hirri- Serving Third Term cause of traffic congestion there tion of Domenic Procopio, who man Henry R. Ciolfi's plan to fi> night to run Councilman Walte wanted to add parking space for WEST LONG BRANCH - The Mr. Johnson was defeated by during the summer. And Fire' legal fees may be good, but de- governor's trophy, given in'honor former Republican Councilman three automobiles in front of his clared that a "few weeks before LESLIE T. MUSGROVE, SR barbershop at 314 Willow Dr. Gov. Richard J. Hughes, will be William R. Fowler in the 1961 LONG BRANCH - AH mem election is not the time to amend awarded at the opening of the RARITAN TOWNSHIP Bank Branch contest by a 301-264 vote. He re- The planners said that when bers of the police department the administrative code," Festival of Fine Arts at Mon Leslie T. Musgrove, Sr., 54, of gained his council post in the Equipment are set to pack their guns and they approved Mr. Procopio's ap- Mr.. Cummings questioned Mr, mouth College Sunday. 190 Laurel Ave., West Keansburg, 1962 balloting and is now serving plication to construct a barber- head for the Spring Lake police Opening Set Cioffi's proposed limit figure, It will be the "Notebook of died Monday, April 19, in River- his third council term. Stolen From shop on the front of his residence pistol range for a familiarization view Hospital. just one year ago, it was agreed course on .their firearms train- stating "if the legal fees hav Leonardo Da Vinci," published Mr. Van Duzer, then a GOP consistently exceeded the $17,000 by the Reynal Co. of New York Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he councilman, took the top council that off-street parking would be ing tomorrow and Saturday. was the son of the,late Thomas Tomorrow School Room provided at the side of the build- proposed limit, then I believe set- City. vote in the 1962 election with 291 Detective Capt. Joseph D. Pur- ting such a limit is not the so- Musgrove and Mrs. Millicent Op- SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — ballots in his favor. KEANSBURG — Police ing, and that there would be no cell, Jr., said yesterday,that the The faculty of the Department lution." of Fine Arts will select the recip- degrove Musgrove: He had been Robert B, Barlow, president of investigating the theft of ap- parking in front of it. courses are "held several times The mayor gained that post He added that "it is the dut; ient from among the students a resident in the Bayshore area the Central (Jersey Bank and during the 1963 election when he proximately $200 in athletic Corrected maps for the major a year," and are set up "to 38 years. • Trust Company, announced today equipment from the local ele- test the qualifications of the of the council to determine the who have their work displayed in polled 257 votes, topped only by subdivision of the Reginald Web- the student exhibition for the He had been employed by Han- that the new office at the corner mentary school over the Easter ster property, Seven Bridge Rd., causes for legal expenses and Councilwoman Cecile F. Norton, then eliminate the causes. It is estival, which runs until May sen, VanWinkle and Munning, of Rt. 71 and Prospect Ave. here who gained a heavy 284 during holidays. will be referred to August Postel He noted that no scores are Matawan, retiring four years will open for business tomorrow the not-so4ieavy voting that year. Police said school authorities borough engineer, for review. recorded for the two-day course logical that if the city does not 15. • become Involved In extensive le- ago. morning after a brief ribbon reported that numerous base- Land Preparedness and remarked that the practice The second annual Siperstein': Surviving are his wife, Mrs. cutting ceremony at which Mr Mr. Van Duzer defeated Demo- ;al work, fees should be kept to Art Scholarship award will go cratic Councilman John S. Fors- ball bats, baseballs, basketballs, The application of Carmelo was designed to make certain rene Musgrove; one daughter, Barlow, Walter J. Skirde of Sea footballs and other items of every member of the force i minimum." to a junior who will be selected man in his bid for the mayor's Malmone, this place, who wants by vote of the fine arts faculty Mrs. Virginia Jensen of East Girt, assistant vice president and post, vacated by Thomas Farrell, equipment were taken from two to put 15,000 cubic yards of sandy knows the proper procedure for Keansburg; one son, Leslie T. manager of the bank, and Mayor wooden cabinets in a basement the operation of any weapons he Presentation of the award will former Democratic mayor here fill on property he owns between be made at the Beaux Arts Ball Musgrove, Jr. of Keansburg, and Joseph Robertson of Spring Lake for 18 years. storage room. may be called upon to use, in- Slate Forum one grandchild. Heights will participate. cluding a pistol, a shotgun and Saturday, May 15. The mayor, although a Repub- Police said entry was made Arrangements are Under the Five prominent residents of the by climbing to the school roof Pesky Pigeons a tear gas gun. "Hie award is provided by Sip- lican on a Democratic-controlled For Candidates rstein's West End Paint Store, direction of John F. Pfleger Fu- shore area have been appointed council, is considered a strong and dropping down into a center Pose Problem The men have been divided in neral Home, Middletown. • to the new bank's advisory courtyard. An aluminum door to four shifts for the exercise, lere. vote getter here. His voting tallies KEANSBURG — Councilman VERANGE SERVICES board. They are Abram Voor- have proved to be high, even in the courtyard was left open, Martin C. Lohsen has a prob- with three scheduled to shoot On May 3 hees of Manasquan, chairman, providing access to the building tomorrow and the fourth group' NAVESINK — The funeral for though Democrats have repeated lem—pigeons. LONG BRANCH — A forum Airman Schulte former Monmouth County free- ly been given control of the coun- itself. It seems that he has been set to fire Saturday. I'/j-year-old Richard Verange of bolder; Chester Heulitt of Spring Police Chief Thomas M. Pes for City Council candidates will NavesinJc Ave., who died yester- cil table. School authorities said the besieged by 10 residents of be held Monday, May 3, by the Lake Heights, sheet metal and Vying for the council seat be- equipment was brand new or Mornlngslde Ave., complaining ano said Capt. Puroell will give Is Promoted day morning of injuries suffered a demonstration on the use and Ward 2 Civic' Association in the when he was struck by a car i*ofing contractor; Dr. H. R. ing vacated by Mr. Johnson will nearly new and and was marked about a flock of wild pigeons Oceanic firehouse, Mario Alterio ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Brindle, of Brielle, radiologist; firing of a tear gas- gun and pa- y onstrate the use of a shotgun. ast night. paving contractor, and Jack V. cumbent Democratic Councilman BOAT FIRE Last night, Mr. Lohsen made Eighth Ave., has been promoted The funeralwij) j>e at 8:30 a.m. Richards of Sea Girt, manager foseph W. Stout. • public appeal for anyone with Chief Pesano said the men Beginning at 8:30 p.m., the o airman second class in the from the William* S^-Anderson RED BANK — Fire damaged irogram will provide, each of the of the department of planning Mrs. Norton will be Democratic knowledge on how to get rid would practice with the shotguns J.S. Air Force at Keesler Air Funeral Home, Red Bank, and •lid development for the New a boat stored in a garage behind until the department's surplus of 12 candidates five minutes to once Base, Biloxl, Miss. at 9:30 a.m. in St. Anthony's xmnty committeewoman, am the Molly Pitcher Village of the feathered troublemakers. Jersey Natural Gas Co. Hr. Johnson will be Democratic Said Mr. Lohsen: "All they shells is expended. speak and five minutes to answer Airman Schulte now Is a stu- Catholic Church, Red Bank. Bur- •This brings to 15 the number Apartments, Branch Ave., last questions from the floor. ial wHI be in Mount Olivet Cerne- :ounty committeeman. The posts night. Police said the boat is do it perch on roof tops and dent at the Air Training Com ct offices of the Central Jersey ere assured by the backing of make a mess and I guess It MAN IS JAILED Besides Mr. Alterio, these of- mand's Keesler Technical Train- :ery, Middletown. ••> Bank and Trust Company in Mon- owned by Sammuel Lomazza, LONG BRANCH — Nathaniel icers were elected last night: The boy was the son of John the local Democratic Club here superintendent of the apartments. mutt be mating season because ng Center. ATC trains airmen irtouth County. last night. the racket at night keeps peo- Taylor, 45, of 18 Seaviaw Manor, Donald Kelcourse, first vice pres- and officers in the #ki!l» required W. and Concetta Fiorettl Ver- The blaze was confined to the ident; Walter Fratten, second v ______Mayor Van Duzer was not ple awake." will appear in Municipal Court by the nation's aerospace force. ange. He also is survived by boat itself, police said. Mr. Lohsen said numerous Monday to face a disorderly per- rice president; Sylvia Duze, re- The airman, a graduate of At- two brotfcrs, John W. Jr. and fKeed Money? Sell those things ivailable' for comment last night •egarding the choice of Republi- communities are plagued with sons charge brought against him :ordlng secretary; Theresa Me- antic Highlands High School, at- Patrick Verange at home; a- sl«- you really don't need with a cs for the pair of council posts House Hunting! It's open sea- the problem and he Is Inter- by his wife. He was arrested yes- Hlntock, corresponding secretary; ended Monmouth College, West ter, Lena Verange at home; and Dklly Register Classified Ad. vhich will be up for grabs in son in the Daily Register Classi- cited In finding out what It terday and now is in the County Joseph Lucia, treasurer, and Ber- Long Branch, and Northeastern hit maternal grandfather, JUteph Cfcl! now. - ' I November. fied now. takes to get rid of them. Jail in lieu of $100 bail. nard Duze, serge»nt-at-armi. University, Boston, Mats. Fioretti of in fraqoest distgreeinenti with THE DAILY REGISTER Wei, Apnl 22, 196S-5 Bayshore the other four member* of, the all-Democratic governing body In recent months, the party organi- County Would Guarantee Board PmUs Off township Committee. zation decided to endorse him - For tfe first Ome in many a for re-election, along with Mr. * year, the1 party is solidly behind Brady, in order to avoid a pri- its candidates both for municipal mary fight .[ Toll Road on Finances A Question of Copying office aftd county committee Mr. Shields was elected with posts. - Mr. Brady three years ago. Mr. NEW SHREWSBURY — Mr: the board, she wants a bet- FREEHOLD — The MonmouthJ Divert Fund the expressway and its Garden Mr. Roth is an executive with Brady was first elected in 1959. Mildred A. Canfield, secretary o ter typewriter—an electric one County Board of Freeholders said This would be about 25 mile: State Parkway. the Board of Health, types min that will make six or seven copies the National Broadcasting Co., After a Republican Club meet- yesterday thai if need be it would while Mr. Lawlor is an officer in ing at Buck Smith's Restaurant, and the $15 million Mr. Palme The presentation to Mr. Pa utes of the board's meetings on at a clip. guarantee fiscal responsibility of might divert from Rt. 33 woul mer was made April 9 by Plar a New York insurance firm. the GOP announced last night a cross-state toll road authority portable typewriter. "I can get a very nice one that Joseph A. Morales, club pay the biggest share of the cosi ning Board Chairman E. Donalc The portable's fine, she tolt for $200," the secretary, *aid ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS to bring better east-west trans- the freeholders contend. Sterner, a former highway com While Republicans in Atlantic president, and James J. McKay, portation to the coastal area. board members last night, excep "What is the board's pleasure?" 58 Fulton PI., will be unopposed V that proves not feasible, how- missioner, as a 60-day deadline Highlands gird for a primary bat- The idea for a Monmouth Ex- that it can make only one copy "Where do we get the money?" in the Republican primary; ever, the county would seek spe. for consideration of alternates a time. tte, one Democrat there has pressway was one of two the dal legislation creating a county the Rt. 33 plan expired. James Durand, board president promised to run for office to pre- Mr, McKay rah for Township board dsclosed it has suggested Not wishing to waste time typ countered. "There's only $175 in Committee in 1961 and lost by 44 authority to build a toll real Late Statement vent another blank Democratic to Highway Commissioner Dwight along practically the same align Mr. Sterner, who joined all ing out seven separate sets o the treasury," he added. ticket. votes. R. G. Palmer as an alternative ment as the freeway. minutes for distribution to boarc Francis L. Cooper, Borough Mr. Morales is a political new- members of the Board of Free- For the last two years Demo- to his $15 million plan for dual- It would guarantee to me holders except Eugene J. Bedell members and the files, Mrs. Can Council's representative on the crats have failed to file a pri- comer. izing and realigning Rt. 33 be- costs from general taxation . o at a press conference yesterday, field has been running off extra: Board of Health, rose to the oc- mary slate. Former Democratic UNION BEACH tween Hightstown and Neptune. county real estate, just as it now said a public statement was be- on the borough's copying macTiim casion with a solution. Councilman William F. X. Con- In Union Beach Democratic In either plan, the county raises taxes for otiher governmen ing made belatedly here because in the office of Borough Admin factions have lined up behind Al- istrator Jerome S. Reed. "Mr. Reed has a Ditto ma- nell said yesterday he would would agree to take over Rt. 33 services, if toll revenues prove< Commissioner Palmer had di G. Robert Truex, Jr. chine," he said, adding: run — "to get some Democratic fred T. Hennessy, Jr., borough and maintain it as part of the inadequate. cided to make no comment. This works well, Mrs. Canfielc "Use that. You can type out the action in town." — if« slate is clerk, as their choice for the next county network and Mr. Palmer Under this suggestion, th- The county officials said the; said, except that the copies not fielded. mayor. would be expected to commit the Highway Department would b< which require special paper, cos masters on your portable and have been assured by Mr. Palme Truex Heads then run off as many copies as John Noonan, Ocean Blvd., Incumbent Maurice W. Oakley $15 million to the east-west road. asked to spend $15 million link that he will reach a decision oi the borough about a nickel each once-defeated Democratic coun- announced last night he will not Under one proposal, the new ing the toll road to existing tol their plans by May 10. It runs into money, she went o you want—75 if you need that cil candidate, .has picked up three file for re-election. Borough facility would be a limited ac- and free facilities. —at least $4 or $5 a year—am many, and it'll only cost the bor- But whatever'he decides, the; Appeal In ough a nickel. petitions. He was not available Council incumbents Bernard J. cess freeway joining the New These would include prompt ac conceded, will be law. Mr. Reed has complained of th tor comment last night on cur- Crane and Paul J. Smith like- Jersey Turnpike at Robfoinsville, tion to extend Rt. 18 from Rt. 9 I've found out," Mr. Sternei expense. "Maybe we'll put the $200 for rent reports that he plans to run wise will not be on the ballot. eight miles south of Hightstown Marlboro Township, across th< observed, "unfortunately, tha' Shrewsbury Something Better the typewriter in next year's on a ticket with political new- Club Democrats, holders of the and eight miles east of Trenton, budget." northern part of the county t he commissioner has powers SHREWSBURY - G. Robei Therefore. Mrs. Canfield tol comer J. M. Kellers, Ocean two council seats at stake in No- and the Garden State Parkway the parkway spur at Batontown a czar. Only suggestions from The board approved unanimous- Blvd. vember are backing Eric .Good, and Rt. 34, Wall Township, east a spur from the projected cros- Truex, Jr., of Sycamore Ave ly a motion by Donald H. Mac- the governor seem to be persua- has been elected president of th Two council seats and the 36, of 622 Jersey Ave., a produc- of Belmar. stab expressway and Rt. 18, wes sive to him." Pherson to instruct Milton A. mayor's post are at stake here. tion expediter for Western Elec- of the Earle Naval Ammunitior 1965 Shrewsbury Community Ai Adult School Mausner, borough attorney, to y p r Under his schedule, Mr. Palme: peal. A split in Republican ranks tric, and Vito J. Cusumano, 50, of Depot at Colts Neck and Howel would have the state Turnpike consider the individual sewage 404 Prospect Ave., employed by Townships; and an extension o Mr. Truex brings administrativ disposal code recommended by over a proposed municipal com- Statement Authority build a connection from experience to the community a: Students Told plex has given birth to a new Dubrowsky and Joseph Co., New the expressway east to join R its Hightstown toll gate into the State Department of Health. York City. Mr. Good is active in 38 in Wall Township. signment from his position ( GOP organization in support of Trenton. This alignment has no vice president of the Irving Tru If provisions of the code are not Republican Mayor Russell W. Civil Defense and Mr. Cusumano To Planners The New Jersey Highway Au- met with favor in Trenton, oi About Nation already incorporated in present has been an active voice for tax- thority would be expected to Mercer County, however. Co. in New York City. Morgan and his running mates, Also elected Monday, night wen LONG BRANCH—John D. Tay borough ordinances, Mr. Mausner incumbent Councilman John J. payers in the community. build a connecting road between Mr. Sterner said officials there lor, a candidate for a seat or is to draw up an ordinance adopt- They'll be opposing Charles W. Amplified have joined the Monmouth grou] Gerald Veracola, vice presiden 1 Kozak, Jr., and newcomer Rob- Mrs. Benjamin Becker, seer City Council last night told aboul ing the code. : ert M. Earle. Barker, 56, a resident here 23 COLTS NECK — Rev. John S. in its proposal and want the 60 graduating members of the The anti-municipal complex years, now a county committee- turnpike spur to Trenton to start tary; Mrs. Harry Kienzle, trea Grauel, president of the Colts Highlands surer, and Mrs. William Havard Long Branch Adult School whai faction of the Republican party man and past president of Or- Neck Historical Society, said yes- at Robbinsville. America stands for. ganization Dems, and Joseph B. (Continued) publicity chirmart. Asbury Park last week withdrew endorsement terday that a report of remarks The graduates received di of the three men and named a Cunningham, 58, 10-year resident, he had made at a township Plan- board, if the board still want Newly appointed members county commttteeman, past dub the board of directors are Di plomas upon completion of basic jlate for a primary contest. ning Board Monday night "came the road. English and citizenship classes. Garage Suit '. Former Councilman Edward president and state Highway De out wrong" and needs amplifica- She said the board is "on re Juvenile Unit Raymond Salm, Robert Luehma partment employee. and Mrs. John Van Brunt. Mr. Taylor pointed out to the G. Walder was named to oppose tion. ord that it wants a road." How students that immigrants prob- Mayor Morgan. Political new- Republicans last night still re- He told The Register: ever, she said "I don't know if w Is Rejected fused to name their slate. GOP Set Up In ably knew more about the fabric comers Arthur P. Listander and "Your generous account of my have that kind of money." of this country than many natur- Dr. Robert B. Long will vie with president Charles Hart promised remarks before the Colts Neck TRENTON (AP) — The state a "surprise move." Democrats "If it's going to cost $29,000 Fine Woman al-born Americans. Supreme Court Monday re- Mr. Kozak and Mr. Earle for the Planning Board on the salvation I'm against it, and I say we cai Shrewsbury two governing body posts. are speculating that this surprise "We are citizens by accident, jected the City of Asbury Park's of lands and historic sites in the do it for less," asserted Council SHREWSBURY - Borougl he said. "You are citizens bj KEVPORT will be the announced candidacy township unfortunately "came out 'ouncil last night announced thf $45 on Two appeal to void its lease of a re- man McGowan. choice." converted ramp garage. Republicans in Keyport made of former Council President John wrong. appointment' of a Juvenile Con Molnnes. Councilman Black said the roa The ceremonies were held i a fast minute change on their The juxtaposition of my criti- ference Committee here. Traffic Counts In a 6-0 decision, the court held Elected in 1963's primary elec- cism of destruction of old build- would have to be done in bitum the Jewish Community Center, that the garage owner substan- primary ticket last night, while In response to a request b; 2d and Bath Aves. Also ad- Democrats declined to reveal tion by a write-in vote, Mr. Mc- ings seemed to be coupled with nous concrete "according to stat Leo Weinstein, county juvenih FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP—Ve tially complied with the city's their slate. Innes declined to make the race, an implied suggestion that the ex- specifications—since we're usin; ba L. Texidor of 122 Court St. dressing the class were Joh plans and specifications in remod- and domestic relations judge, tha Freehold, paid a total of $45 fo Dugan, director of the Adull In an eleventh-hour move, saying:. ample I gave was being removed its money—and according to th committees be formed in each eling the garage. "Politics in this town is at a by Mr. George Illmensee. First, Planning Board's subdivision or- two charges in court here Mon School, and Mrs. Ann Weiner, The decision marked the sec- ' Henri J, Hansen, former GOP county municipality. Police Chiel day night. director of classes. councilman—previously defeated low level — always has been — I was under the impression that dinance, as Mr. .Bahrs knows, Raymond Mass has named th ond victory before the high court in a bid for the mayor's post, that's why you don't see the town Mr. Illmensee owned the struc- since he's a member .of t h a following: Magistrate Isadore I. Zlotkii for the 403 Monroe Co., owners has replaced John V. Regan, improve." ture as it is close to the Montrose board." ound the woman guilty on twi of the garage. In July 1963 the '•• Harry Ellis, Zoning Board of Mrs. Eleanore Messina, wife of First St., as a council candidate School restoration. I was in error. In rebuttal of Mr] Bahrs' Mayor Frederic Messina, reside- counts, failure to report an acci court ruled that the city legally Adjustment chairman, although earlier statement, Mr. Black con dent, and leaving the scene Fire on the Republican slate. Secondly, it seemed that the ing at 20 Buttonwood Dr.; Ell (Continued) leased the garage for 25 years. The Register learned last night he announced earlier this year house was about to be demol- tended council "is not rushin an accident. But it left open at that time the that he would not be a candidate, DeVaney, a store manager ol that Mr. Regan informed the ished. This is not the case. I only this." 26 Monore Ave.; Magistrate Wil- Paying fines for careless dri Aerial ladders were provided question of whether the lease COP Club he> can't run for of- remains a possible choice. cited the. example because of the "Do you call talking about i ing were Eugene Rossi, Jackso: by Keyport and Belford compan could be voided on grounds that HOLMDEL liam J. Glading of 23 Garden fice this year for personal rea- recently acquired knowledge of for three years rushing it?" h Rd.; Dominic J. Acerra of 133 Mills Rd., Freehold, $10; an ies — two used in the front of the owners failed to repair and sons. In the industry-rich township the antiquity of the building. inquired. Samara Dr., a local business- Edward S. Lahaye, Rt. 1, Free the building, one at the rear. reconstruct the garage in line Others endorsed by Repub- of Holmdel the question of how "May I also point out, that When Mr. McGowan insisted man; John Newman, a technician hold, $15. Flames shooting through thi with the city's specifications., licans are political newcomer much should be done to accom- there might be an assumption the road work could be done "i of 142 East End Ave.; and Pa- Sabino A. De Candia of Ba; roof could be seen nearly threi The 405 Monroe Co. launched,a Leroy Hicks, Walnut St., for the modate new firms stands as the that the schoolhouse was being a suitable way for as little as trolman Robert Hoffman of Laur- ville paid $10 for an e x p i r e miles away. Traffic was backed remodeling program in 1955 to other council seat at stake this main issue in a hot primary restored over the objections of $5,700," Mayor Guiney reiteratet ;1 St., the borough juvenile of- driver's license. Sam Silver up on the highway for 3'/2 hours. convert i.he multi-level garage in- year; Everett S. Poling, for a election campaign. the Illmensees and that its re- Mr. Black's contention that bitu :icer. New Brunswick paid $10 for fail Hundreds Watch to a jail, facilities for municipal third term as tax collector, and Incumbents Mayor Alfred C. moval was some sort Of joint ac- minus concrete would have to be ure to yield the right of waj There were more than 500 on- court, police headquarters and The committee will work wit lookers in the Plaza parking lot, Leo. Brown, for his first full Poole and Township Committee- tion on the part of all concerned, used rather than mix-in-place. the County court in eliminatin Suzanne Jacob of Farmingda additional parking space. term''as1 tax- nssewor. "•" man Vincent J. Maneri are put tye: would not be fortunate "As a representative of th was found not guilty of refusin kept from the fire by a battery An ordinance authorizing the p the causes of juvenile delinquen of state and local police. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP to retain their posts. From all enough to proceed with this proj- Planni tfBahrs cy and hearing cases referred t< o exhibit her license after an ac- city to lease the remodeled facil- indications both men will cam- ect if it, had not been for the ng, t Boatf,» >Mr. ( cident. An investigator from the New Tn Matawan Township nine knows tms;' insisted the mayor, ity was adopted in 1956. Democrats are seeking seven paign on their records and a great generosity of George Ill- suggesting: "And if you don't be- John Fitzpatrick, Rd 2, English Jersey Natural Gas Company was The 405 Monroe Co. contended seats on the community's new $2.31 municipal tax rate brought mensee and his son who gave us lieve me, ask the borough engi- town, was found not guilty o also at the scene. that it spent over $260,000 to administration. Taking over about by policies of making in- the schoolhouse and the land on neer if mix-in-place would do foi driving while on the revoked list State police removed from the renovate the garage and that the Jan. 1 next year is a council dustry welcome. which it stands. Howard Samuel Kiena of Jersey Citj building what narcotics could be renovation was completed March this job." ound, after the fire. A securi manager form of government They'll attempt to convince Any suggested or ordered re- Mr. McGowan declined to ask (Continued) >aid $10 for disregarding a re 25, 1958, in accordance with the with the manager appointed by voters that pending growth prom- moval "in two years" came from The remainder of the ight, which resulted in an accl- y guard remained during the contract. the engineer, who was seated a night. the governing body. ises greatly increased school the Planning Board, a short- the council table. "I still can1' Democratic lineup for the cam lent. The Supreme Court, in a two- Democrats, after months of costs that must be matched with sighted decision which I was not see why we can't get federal aid >aign reads like this: Rosa C. Foerster of Jackson There was some smoke damage paragraph opinion, upheld a rul- maneuvering for control, settled new industries. They'll maintain inspired to fight, at least at the for this," chimed Mr. Bahrs. Chairman Campi, Little Silver said $30 for leaving the scene o to the two adjacent stores, Lofts ing by Superior Court Judge Leon for a*4 contest. Mrs. Angela, industry must be accommodated present time. Such problems in ind Hugh Meehan, Spring Lake, n accident. George D. Herr, Jr. Candy, and Thorn McAn Shoes. Leonard that the city must pay Schneider, Strathmore Club before..it will choose to locate the future will be solved by "I know we can't get anything renton, paid $10 for crossing th Fourteen fire trucks, from from the county or the federa or freeholders. rent of $17,500 a year to lease the member, plans to be a candidate here. . present re-evaluation of the zon- Red Bank's Mayor Benedict R anter yellow line. Raritan, Keyport, Middletown arage over a 25-year period. It though she failed to obtain club Young Republicans unanimous- ing laws. government because we never and Union Beach, were at the have," remarked Councilman Nicosia and Samuel Sagotsky, also upheld Leonard's judgment backing. ly named William H. Menges, "I trust this letter will place the Freehold, for Assembly seats. cene, along with First Aid hat the city was entitled to a GOP municipal leader for three Illmensees in the proper perspec- Robert G. Diebold, who is no Dumont Files Squads from Raritan and Union She'll be a fifth Strathmore seeking re-election. According to chairman Campi $9,000 reduction in rent for the 'resident opposing four candi- years, and Warren E. Baumgart- tive as generous and understand- he candidates will not swing in Beach, and the Monmouth County irst y,ear because of incidental dates from older districts. ner, dub vice president, as ing citizens who have the good "And when we voted for the to action until after the munici- For Nomination Fire Police. repairs which the company had Mrs. Schneider, active in civil choices to unseat the incumbents. of the town at heart." Planning Board's subdivision or- pal elections Tuesday, May 11. TRENTON (ASP) — State Sen Injured were: Fred Hussmann not made. If elected, they'll join Commit- dinance, it meant we voted tha Hazlet Fire Co., treated at River- rights efforts, was a leader of In fact, the heavy catnpaign- Wayne Dumont Jr., R-Warren, The lower court fixed the com- movement to gain council teeman Edwin Liebenow and con- FIND FOG CURE every new road in town must be filed his petitions for the Re iew Hospital for a cut lip after of bitumninous concrete," d ng with the big guns in action, mencement date of the lease as tfol for Strathmore club. trol the administration. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) _A de ran't start until Wednesday, ublican gubernatorial nomination ie was knocked off a fire truck The Young GOP opposes the commercial air line says there clared Mr. Diebold. "Let's not y a hose, and Kurt Neilson, Vic- Jan. 1, 1959. Joining her from Strathmore forget that." une 2, the day after the pri- •esterday with the secretary of The city contended that me •re: approach to rezoning advocated is a way to get through the win- laries. :tate and predicted victory in the :or Bayers, Harry Kegley, local by the incumbents. Vehemently, ter fogs which tie up many air- "I say apply first, and then do remen, and Lester Homer, local building has deteriorated in the Mrs. Marilyn D. Brenner, All local and state nominees 3OP primary June 1. r it objects to industrializing land ports. the work," stated Mr. McGowan. irst aidman, given oxygen for past few years because Of lack Strathmore Observer secretary ill be looking for an added lift Dumont, looking somewhat tired of occupancy. and former Passalc Planning south of Newstead 'Homes, con- For this, it said, a small plane "Why was money put in the !rom a campaign schedule tha moke inhalation, and Raymond budget now for the road, when fhen President Johnson pays a Lane, local fireman, treated at Board member; Walter tending there is ample acreage with a hole in it and some ouple of whirlwind trips to Newkeeps him on the go 16 hours a Gehricke, Planning Board east of Centerville Rd. and north ground-up dry ice is needed. the promise was made long ago day, said he was confident he he scene for a burned left hand. And why bring It up now, just be- Jersey to help the governor fight Many firemen and first aid- tomey; Jerome R. Kaye, Plan- of Rt. 35 for prospective firms.. When fog stops the airliners, 'or another four-year term. could whip Senate Presiden ning Board member, and Henry Democrats have named Patrick up goes the small plane. Once fore election time?" he asked. Iharles W. Sandman Jr., R-Cape men arrived at the Plaza in "Because," replied the mayor ress blues and suits, having ^Arnold, Observer editor and pro- Posada, Jr., 40, of 29 Miller over the airport, its pilot be- "And your only interest is that flay. fessional economist. Ave., Hazlet, as one of their gins shoving the dry Ice pellets "we couldn't afford it before. And But the 50-year-old Dumont said ust paid their respects at Mehlen candidates. He's vice chairman last.year we said we'd put the ou own the old post office build i>eck Funeral Home to Mrs. Phyl- Representing Regular Demo- out a hole in the side or bottom g," retorted Mayor Guiney. ie wasn't taking anything for crats are Township Committee- of the township Recreation Com- of the plane. money in this year's budget." ;ranted. "I'm running scared. s Olinsky, wife of Mayor Mar- mission. "That has no bearing on what rin Olinsky, who died Monday. man Daniel H. Downey, who was United Air Lines says that "Don't you remember we 'e are here for tnoight," Mr, :nd hard," he said. "That's the drafted by Ills' dub, and Joseph His running mate, according mote than 80 per cent of the agreed to do it this way?" asked ray I always run." During the fire, another broke to Archie R. Price, Democratic 'lemm shot back. ml at the "Raritan Valley USA" Zathibor, club president. time a corridor opens in the fog, the mayor. "And we also agreed 'I'd BulM' Dumont discounted Sandman's Township Democrats are back- municipal leader, has yet to de big enough to allow liners to to bring this up in. spite of the irgument that the broad-based te, Line Rd. A standby truck cide if he will make the race, "Why shouldn't the borough ac- as dispatched to the scene. Po- Ing Leonard A. Mbrizio, Plan- land and take off. Sometimes the fact that it's election time." jpt $1,000 or $2,000 more for the ax question would be the over- ning Board chairman, and Ed- citing business pressure as an corridor lasts all day. But only part of the cost is in riding issue in the election, say- ice said it was only a brush obstacle. With filing deadline to- nd from someone else," he ng, "The question of persona ire and was quickly put out. ward J. Ledford, Regional Board the budget," said Mr. McGowan. sked. "I'd build a post office on of Education member. morrow a decision is imminent. decided. Mr. Christinat has told How else could we do it?'" ntegrity is the most important.' Members of the fire and first In 1963, Democratic Commit- aid auxiliaries were at the Plaza, Republicans are as united as party leaders that the pressure asked the mayor. "Do you think 'You could have submitted a a party could be faced with the teeman James H. Ackerson edged of business might prevent him we could have put all of tiiat in erving coffee. out Mr. Baumgartner. He had id to build it," answered the Old Bridge Man Firemen did not complete mop- same line between old and new. from running, but that he will one year's budget?" ayor. A 4-4 primary is offered for Republican support in the win make a final decision today. , Mr. McGowan made no reply. p operations until 1:30 this GOP voters with the identical A similar situation could de- Republican officials are pre- In a 3-2 vote, with Mr. Bahrs During, the discussion, Mr. Killed on 'Cycle morning. geographical boundary possibly velop this year with disen- dicting that Mr. Christinat will and Mr. McGowan dissenting, illsbury told Mr. Flemm, "I LINDEN (AP)—A passenger During the fire, records and deciding the outcome. chanted backers of losing GOP run as the Democratic mayoral council authorized the road res- >n't know whether you want the I a motorcycle was killed Man- achines from the Sun Saving primary candidates switching candidate, with Mr. Kane and nd or just want to restrict the lay night when the cycle and a nd Loan building, two stores From Strathmore, candidates olution. r are Hans H. Froehlich, member their vote in November. Mr. Morgan seeking council uilding of a new post office." lickup truck collided on Rt. 1. rom Sun Ray, were removed as Earlier in the meeting, Mr. The mayor concluded the dis- of the Charter Study Commission MATAWAN posts. Bahrs was lone dissenter in a The victim was identified by safety measure. say: 2,771 of your neighbor* ' that recommended the council- Rumors in Matawan Borough— A civil engineer, Mr. Morgan ssion by saying "I think every- olice as Donald D. Powers, 29, Firemen used smoke masks council vote to reject the $3,550 >ne here but Mr. Bahrs is in- financing Iheir homes with at manager- form of government; that a new Young Republican or- has lived here three years. bid of John Flemm, Portland Rd., 436 Lordon Rd., Old Bridge, uring the early part of the --Peter Vallas, Jr., Fire Depart- ganization might field a slate for The Democrats have chosen rested in having a post office lie driver of the cycle was his laze. for purchase of property on Bay ross the street." ment lieutenant, inspector and a primary battle were spiked Norman E. Wood, former mayor Ave. and apply for state approval irother, Paul M. Powers, 25, of There is no sprinkler system first aid instructor; Richard last night, while Democrats of Matawan Township, to run Mr. Bahrs did not comment. 54 Alden St., Woodbridge, who i any of the stores in the shop- to sell it to Hahr Construction But after the meeting, he said Venmllyea, GOP . membership firmed up their ticket—with one for the collector's post. Mr. Co., North Plainfield, at $3,500, ffered minor cuts and bruises. ng center, Building Inspector committee chairman, and Jona- question mark. Wood moved to the borough last for erection of a post office. le was "confused" over the vote Police said the truck, operated ames G. McAdam told The than White, club vice president On the GOP slate will be year. ipply for state approval to Richard A. Beckett, 20, of egister. He noted that more Last year, the borough granted who headed the Charter. Study Mayor Edward E. Hyrne and Democrat Henry Ellis, an in- :11 the land to Hahr Construe- 18 Clainmont Rd., Montclair, recently-built stores, such as J. Commission. Councilman Vernon A. Ellison, cumbent will seek a full term the U. S. Post Office Department in. was approaching from the rear . Fields, Rt. 35, and Family an option on the land for use CENTBALJEBSE1TBANE Samuel Mantscalco, Recrea- seeking new terms, and political as assessor, and it appears that "I meant to vote 'yes' for that," as the motorcycle slowed to make ircle, Rt. 36, have sprinkler newcomer George Deitz, a high he will be unopposed both in the as a post office facility. In Feb- ie stated. "But I voted 'no' on a turn, and the collision occurred. 'stems. tion Commission chairman, rep- ruary, die Hahr firm was low resents Cllffwood. school physical education teach- primary and general elections. e bid rejection because I be- er, seeking a council seat. Run- Mrs. Frank Ferrano, wife of bidder for construction of the post leve the public should have been House Hunting! It's open sea- Freneau has Eugene O. Valan- office. At that time, the federal zano, active GOP club official ning for the two-year unexpired GOP Councilman Frank Ferrano, ven the opportunity to bid on on in the Daily Register Classi- term as tax collector will be confirmed yesterday that an at- agency transferred its option to land." ied now. and member of the Taxpayers the contractor. Association board of directors. incumbent Clifford F. Reeves-, tempt is being made to form a From Cliffwood Beach come a former Board of Education Matawan area Young Republican However, John M. PHIsbury George-Brenon, former Industrial president. The GOP does not organization, but she said it recommended that council hold a public sale of me land as a legal Commission member, and PhiHp plan to run a candidate for tax would work with (he existing ... IS OUR Oar two convenient afflc** oWer M. Smith, dub treasurer and assessor, Mayor Hyrne reported. GOP Club and fully support the precaution. you "Drive-la Window" service formerly a professional ap- With Councilman . Leon G. already-selected Republican can- Mr. Flemm was the only bid- BUSINESS eMIy » A. M. te S 9. M.I praiser in California. Christinat a question mark, the didates. der at last night's sale. RAltiTAN Democrats' slate for governing The new group's organization Mayor Guiney called for re- 4% ANNUAL DIVIDEND It appears that there will be body posts will consist of John meeting will be held Friday at jection of the Wd, stating: "We no primary contests in Raritan P. Kane, former member of the 8 p.m. in Strathmore Lanes, Rt. have worked for a new post of- COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY Township. school board, political] newcomer J4. fice for the people here for more i Two Township Committee posts Alfred t. Morgan, 199 Daniel Highlands and Keansburg, un- (toi a year." SAVINGS ft LOAN •re at stake — those held by Dr., Marc Woods, and Mr. der Faulkner. Act forms of gov- "Never mind the people in the MARINE VIEW ASSOCIATION Christinat, if he consents to run. borough," snapped Mr. Flemm. How does it feel? Just ask a J. KricUl cuitamtr whan Committeetnen James G. Brady ernment, will, have no majoj r ! Hlokwar H, Mlddlerom Hwy. 3*. AtiuHic Hlghlowh •ad Francis X. Shields. Which of the men will seek postt s at tkl thhe JunJ e 1 "I don't care about them—and h» trial on hit first Hiclc«y-Ff«*man suit. 671 - 2400 291-0100 Although Mr. Shields has been he port of mayor has not been primary. neither do jpu." - -.•••• .,..,. f 4-WeA, ApHI 21, W& THZ DAfLY REGISTER bora, N. J,, icbool system will re- Jr. Woman** Club DonaJd Sdmrettfqpjlwete tost- $7,584 Set ceive BMt In federal school fi- esses. Mrs. Fnnfc. ijarrulll was nancial assistance under the pro-Ha* Charily Event in charge of Udtki, Mrj, Mi- visions of Public Law 874. chael Madden and ton. Walter In Aid For FREEHOLD — The Junior Clayton, cleanup. ,, Successful The funds stem from a tentative Woman's Club of Freehold spon- entitlement account of $10,112 al- sored a ham supper and fashion Proceeds wilj be tded for char- Keansburg loted to the district. Further show at Koos Brothers Commu- ity work. ' - J WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. payments will depend on the nity room, Rt. 9, with 137 attend- Investing James J. Howard, D-3d E>Lst., school's needs and availability of ing.. Sell Fast! The pjily Register has announced that the Keans- funds. Mrs. Richard Burst and MrsClassified. . -.'•>••' ^ Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR j Q) "I have been asked to in- risks, but they're harder to eval- vest in a certain security that uate and more difficult to fol- pays seven per cent interest. low once you've bought into When I asked for financial state- them. ments they told me1 no such re- Q) "My wife and I are in our ports were being issued, t early, 70's. We own our home have read in my newspaper not and have no debts. We have sav- to invest in anything unless 1 ings accounts of several thous- could get detailed financial in- and dollars that earn a fair rate formation. The seven per cent of intere5t. We also have Series intrigues me. What do- you E bonds which have accumulated think?" M.M. a considerable amount of inter- est, around $5,000. We are con- A) I would forget about the sidering exchanging these bonds seven per cent and follow the for Series H bonds, to get cur- line your newspaper suggested. rent income. We feel too far ad Above: F*d GT—a laboratory on wheels—helps hour endurance events—at Daytona and Sebring. It doesn't matter too much vanced in age to start buying tell us how to build better cars for you. Out- The spirit of the Ford GT, down to its distinctive whether or not you yourself can stocks but would consider your ran, outlasted Europe's finest entries in two 12- GTstripe, is available now in all 3 Mustang models. 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Mr. Liga is a member of the Mon-about their activities. Those 'hat don't are not necessarily bad supervision that is required for moufh Regional Board of Education. such investments. If you ex- change your Series E for Series H bonds, the Federal income tax Seek More on your accumulated interest may be deferred until the H bonds are redeemed or disposed Legion Aid of. (To order your copy of Roger In Scouting Spear's new 48-page Guide to Successful Investing, clip this no- OAKtfURST—Monmouth Coun- tice and send $1 with your name cil of Boy Scouts this year ex- and address to Roger E. Spear, pects to increase the number of care of Red Bank Register, Box its units under American Legion 1618, Grand Central Station, sponsorship, says Clyde Benner New York, N. Y. 10017.) of Litlilo Silver, organization and extension chairman of the coun- cil. Prices Falter, Mr. Benner explained that the American Legion, now the largest sponsor of Scout units among vet- Trades Busy THE CAR IT INSPIRED-NEW MUSTANG GT! eran organizations, as part of the Boy Scouts Breakthrough for On Market Available now as Mustang begins its lamps • GT 5-dial instrument cluster, inserts, new instrument duster with Youth program has called a con- second year with 417,000 enthusiastic including ammeter and oil pressure wood-grain vinyl paneling—and ference of its State Boy Scout NEW YORK (AP) — The Stock owners and a long list of new options! gauge • Unique GT insignia on front chairmen at its national head- Market yesterday failed to main- much more. Test-drive America's quarters in Indianapolis, Ind., in•tain an early advance and stum- New Total Performance for the Mns- fenders • Distinctive GT stripe • runaway success car at your Ford October. It will seek to get more bled into irregularity. Trading tang of your choice—Hardtop, Con- Straight-through dual exhaust system Dealer's soon. Legion posts to back new scout was heavy. vertible or Fastback 2+2. Add Mus- with chrome "trumpet" extensions groups. The popular market averages tang's new GT performance option • Front wheel disc brakes. Also new Best year yet to go Ford were oil down slightly but in the package to any Mustang model -. . from Mustang—full-width front seat American Legion posts now over-all list of issues traded on provide leadership and facilities the New York Stock Exchange, a and get: Famous 289-cu. in., 4V, option. Besides regular bucket seats, MUSTANG! to more than 125,000 Cub Scouts, 225-hp V-8—same basic powerplant Mustang now offers front seats with PLANNING AT MIDDLEBURY — William S. Woior, left, few more stocks rose than fell. Boy Scouts and Explorers in Volume was 6.48 million shares adapted for the fabulous Ford- a big, fold-down center arm rest. New MUSTANG! of 176 Kemp Are., Fair Havon, president of the Naw 4,082 Scout units. Locally, there compared with 5.71 million powered Cobra • Floor-mounted, ultraluxury interior option. You can Jersey - Pennsylvania district of the Middlebury College are in the Monmouth Council nine yesterday. units under Legion sponsorship, 3-speed, synchronized stick shift • order a new interior that includes new MUSTANG! Alumni Association, •attended a leadership conference The market advanced nicely in Special GT grille with built-in fog with a total of 175 boys and'adult the first hour or so and was mov- bucket seats with embossed vinyl for Middlebury's $6.6 million campaign. Ho talks with leaders. ing into record high ground but Dr. James I. Armstrong, college president. Mr. Woier is by noon many of the advances RIDE WALT DISNEY'S MAGIC SKYWAY AT Tltt FORD MOTOR COMPANY PAVILION, NEW YORK WOOD'S FAK were clipped and others were also chairman of the Middlobury College Alumni dinner Opens Agency fading. The list softened without for New Jersey, to bo held Friday in Cedar Grove. any. particular pressure until by the close all the averages were MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY land, off the southeastern coast of down. County Man Puerto Rico, March 22 through The Dow Jones Industrial Av- 90 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK 741-6000 April JO. erage, which had posted a gain of The exercise was designed to 2.75 at the end of the first half In Military test tjictical concepts in joint op- hour, closed with a loss of .80 at erations by this Unified Atlantic 911 96. Command, and is usiriR an actual Eight of the 15 most active Maneuver amphibious landing and airborne stocks rose, six fell and Ford l ABOARD THE GUADALCA- assault for the tests. Approx- was unchanged. NAL — Marine Pvt. 1-c Alcide imately 3,500 Marines, 3,000 sail- Of 1,379 issues traded, there J. Biron, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. ors, 2,509 soldiers and 1,000 air- were 580 gainers and 553 losers Biron of 5 Day St., EnglislUovvn, men participated. Now highs for the year totaled N. J., took part in Exercise Included were air strikes, shore 157 and new lows 18. Quick Kick VII, with Battalion bombardment, paratroop drops The Associated Press average VICTORY Landing Team 3-8, aboard this and Marine landings on the of 60 stocks fell .7 to 339 0 with amphibious assault ship S Sbeaches from landing craft and industrials off .7, rails off .7 and MARKET RlED BANK Guadalcanal. helicopters. utilities off ,4. Prices were irregularly lower Quick Kick VII was a joint Battalion Landing Team 3-8 was services operation on Viequea Is- on the American Stock Exchange. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 8 P.M. DELIVERY the assault force that hit the Volume was 3.02 million shares beaches. * TALK IS GIVEN compared with 3.21 million 31 W. FRONT ST., EATONTOWN - Franklin G. yesterday. TEL 747-0508 747-1339 Bishop, president of (lie manage- MEI^DRES TO SPEAK Yesterday's closing stocks KEYP^RT — Lt. Gov. Joseph ment consulting firm of Bishop, ACF lml S7 lnt Bus Men 475 LEAN SWIFT'S 7" Mendres will bo the jjuest speak Adams Kx hit llarv 40 lbs. for Altenhaus and Co., New York Air Prod 60' lnt Niclt 88" FRESH CHOP BEEF 3 GRIDDLE City, addressed the dinner meet- er at the next meeting of Ihc Key- Air Kciluc lnt Paper n II FRANKS 59?b Alien Cr. lnt Tel&Tel 18 ing of the North Jersey Shore- port Kiwanis Club, Tuesday, Mangan has announced openin Allcs Lull I-T-B CM Brk 1H Chapter, National Association of April 27. He will show the film a real es- AIJPR Pw 3(1 Johns Man fl tate and insurance office, at 24Allied Ch 56',; Jones & Xt 71 Accountants in (he Colonnade 'No Man Stands Alone", a Ki- A\Hs Clml 21 Joy Mfc M SWIFT'S PREMIUM—BONELESS road St. Alcoa Kaiser At Restaurant, here, last night. ivanian production. The program Am Alrlln Kennecott 101 lins been arranged for by the Am Brk Sh Kopporg Mr. Bishop spoke on "Overhead Mr. Mangan, who retired from Ala Onn Krcace SS Expense Control Through Better International Relations Commit- ho U.S. Army as a major in 45' ee. Am M Fdy 1!) I,ch Port C Organization." 1961, is a Borough Councilman. Am Slot 13'. L*"li Vnl In! Am Smelt ST.t T,fVP Claaa Am SKI Lib McN^lJ Am TV1 Tel iifl I-lKR & My Am Toll 37 LtUon Inrl Amp lnc 3« Lukcns stl AtiHconrin on; Muck Ti-k EYE ROUND ROAST Armco Stl lid - MHKilavox It Was Professional Armour i.v-i Jlnnith OH Annst ('Jr. Martin M Ashl Oil 71 Masonlte LEAN By SANFORD R. STAROB1N the singer's attempt. The candidate con- AtciiUnn •IT All Rofln s:i i MlTTlc STEER LIVER B9i\ FRESH They were all there. The retired fire tinued shaking hands, and the campaign man- 01 CUBE STEAK 99! Avco Corp 1 MOM ' chiefs, the brassy singer, the comic with the ager walked softly, so the crease wouldn't Unhcock W Minn SUM ( Biiltl Lima ?)•>»! Mont Wnnl : blue-tinged lines. They were all (here with come out. Uayult rip 18'i Nat Blsr l Hell & How ii'; N Casli UPE I the same purpose—getting t-!i(.-ir man elected. The candidate was professional. In his Nnl Hairy F Hrmllx :):(•••. Nat IiiHtill It was, as the candidate said, a "profes- hello, after the singer had stopped singing Beth Steel •17". BI Nnt riyns 4 ARM sional rally." The room was spattered with and (he comic had drawn his last titter, the 3S Nat Stci-I (i •iY Crnlr.ll about 150 people, some drinking, some listen- candidate was sure to greet Mrs. Falvo and Warn 51', Nla .It Piv •* RESH C ing to the comic, some looking slightly em- Mr. LoPresto, as well as Mrs. Kramer and swl: No Am Av •; 4 I'i Nor Pac 1 barrassed and staring at the floor. Mr. Katz, ail of whom, he proclaimed, had Iiulrmt t Alrlln fl RYING Ib Hurl Irnl fiii-'i Norwich Ph The campaign manager accosled the re- given him "inspiration" to run in the last Case JI 19 oulh Mar 1 election. Cater Trac 1 Owns 111 Gl 11 porter and lokl him there were 350 people in Ci'lanesc •i'i ; an Am i HICKENS25 the room. The reported looked dubious, and The speech droned for 15 minutes, punctu- 834, arain Pict i cues & ou Tfl' Penney JC the manager said, "okay, make it 250." Mo- ated intermittently witJi applause. Sentimen- Clirvslpr . Pw&Lt lb ments before, the candidate himself, looking tality drew the biggest hand, and the clap- Cltlrs Sv un Leg Quarters 39&> f Breast Quarters 49 (Tnfii Coin psl Cola sincere, had appraised (he gathering at about ping was least when he spoke of his civic Coir; ljnl Peikln Elm Colum lias "Vlzrr 200. But there were no more than 350, and, service and responsibility. At applause Com I Polv '111! El BONELESS SAVARIN to mix a metaphor, that was the limit, soak- pauses, the campaign manager, in the corner, Con Kdls I'hlll Pet CORNED ALL GRINDS Coop fics Pit Strcl BRISKET 69U COFFEE 79! ing wet. clapped the loudest and directed the audience Corn Py Tuli How Clirm Holi Controls evened her complexion, and with her make- (he days of the great snowfall, when lie had nre» Iinl up, she even looked kind of sofl. The soup, helped a beloved member of the community. nn Pont Pt RCK Pan luri l.t Scars Roeb to the tune of "Making Whoopee," espoused And he was not ashamed. B.-isI Krai Shell OH Eml John Slnclnlr the candidate, who wasn't even listening. Mis nvntinn lasted for about a minute, and Krk- LIII:IE Smitti Ao He was in the corner saying hello and shak- he stepped down. The singer got back tip, the Firestone Rnconv P.MC rp 71", Sou Pac ing hands and seeing to it that everyone had three-piece combo started to play, and the L'or.l M"t SUm Ily drinks. audience began lo buzz. Orn Ac.-|.Jit Sperry Rrl Gun Clsar Sid Brand Eyeing a voter without a drink, the cam- The reporter asked him about the bomb- (Jen Tiynncn Slil Oil Cill (;en Kloc If Std Oil NJ paign manager rushed one into his hand. shell the candidate had promised. The can- Vdn IK!', Sweet Crisp Eating Gen ^J/>tI^r.'^ Texnt-o Pink Crisp Ripe The smile was painted, but the sharp press didate looked at the floor, pursed his lips, Oi-n Pub Ut Tex (J Snl of the lapels was professional. and said: "This wasn't Uie place for it. O, TeI4El .13'. Ti'.vlron Gl Oen Tirp 21'i Tid.-wat Oil 3 Strawberries CARROTS ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT CELERY TOMATOES The candidate broke away, and seeing the Next week I'll have something for you." CJ.-i Pnc Op Transarner 41 reporter, looked suddenly sheepish and ex- Come May 11 Cllli'Kf Vn CirMile J3O OM'lj Aid I'n Pac 4 pressed in innocent amazement: "Would you Get to those polls Qoortrlch Un Tank C •S Gooftyt'fir Unit Alrp 71 2 bags 10 for box believe it, Jhey wrote a song about roe!" Vole for the guy Orac," Co Unlled c. s box 5 for 2 bunches On the dais, she kept singing, and' the Who'll meet our goals. Ot AAP US Lines <"v/io»rtrl US Plvivi) crowd's buzz was stilled for a moment. The singer sung, and the crowd of 350 or Qulf Oil 250 or 2DD or 150 started making its way Hamin Pnp us n,,t, We want (his town Hero Pdr US Smelt to the back where the food was. 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9 Now, Sister Baby *. 'Walking Rare Blood Bank Pallet is art on stilts; toe torture; a musical Qot ftot; % crinoline cha-cha: an amazon leaping into the arms'a'willowy If you have a rare type of blood He ended six months of effort man. Of all the arts, ballet is the most confined. It consists of —you may have a problem in an. when he presented a list of 316 per- five basic foot positions, 11 arm positions and two facial emergency. sons with rare blood types to repre- expressions—a pout and a smile. ,... . • ,. But thanks to the efforts of a sentatives of first aid squads of sev- I can't stand it. That is why, uwh«n Frank Halle of the Royal PoincUaa Play-> group in the Bayshore area, the wor- eral Bayshore area communities. house invited me to see a ballet called ries of people with rare type blood This "Walking Rare Blood Bank" Coppelia, I went at once. Mr. Hale is a" remittance man from an old vaudeville may be at an end. will be used only if other sources of show. He is tall and consciously handsome, Headed by Bernard Wallach, 10 supply fail. But the important thing with black brows and a crayon.mustache to' Overlook Dr., Holmdel, a group was is that it is there if needed. match. I am not in the habit of alienating entrepreneurs, even when I can't pronounce formed to insure residents of five Mr. Wallach and the many people u. • . , .;. .,'.',; communities that they will always assisting him have performed a real The playhouse was rammed. with low have blood for emergency transfusions. community service. necklines, black ties, and jewels. Everyone thought it was worth the price of the.ticket to see Jose Ferrer in a ballet. A man who BISHOP plays Toulouse-Lautrec cannot possibly Justice at the Local Level dance. Still, Mr. Ferrer is known in the trade as a fine actor. He is so good, in fact, that he has been out of work in Municipal magistrates, in recent Not too long ago, Magistrate Har- Hollywood. , . '..' years, have done much to enhance old Halpern, president of the Munici- "I'm a distinguished has-been," he says. "They won't put, the image of the judicial system. pal Court Judges Association of Mon- me in a picture because they think I'm an egomaniac," May- There is still much to be done. mouth County, said that among the be. However, any actor who won an Oscar for portraying . Cyrano de Bergerac, and has been nominated three other times, Very often under attack for hav- needs recognized by the association is entitled to indulge some self-appreciation. - . . , ing inadequate courtrooms and a are better courtroom facilities, man- Coppelia, I found, is the story of a doctor who creates a - lack of judicial decorum, magistrates datory police training, and the avail- mechanical doll so life-like that he falls in love with her. As —especially in Monmouth County— ability of special lawyers or public in all operatic ballets, there is a tavern maid named Brigitta, who loves the august doctor and despises his doll. Got it? are going to great lengths to eliminate prosecutors to present cases at the You can guess who gets the doctor in the finale. If you figure the basis for criticism. local level. This, he stated, would it was the mechanical doll, remain after school for a little Municipal courts always are the eliminate situations where a magis- heart-to-heart, chat. trate often must serve as a judge, It was beautiful. Wonderful. An exciting evening. When the courts of lasting impressions; They final curtain dropped, I was the only person in the Royal are the place where justice is carried jury, prosecutor and sometimes even Poinciana who stood and whistled between his teeth. Then I out for most of the state's citizens. defense attorney. asked myself why other ballets, including Swan Lake, give me the squirms whereas this one had me hoping it would go What happens in a municipal court The faQt that our magistrates real- •*ss on for an additional hour. very often gives a citizen th,e image ize these problems and are taking The answer appears to be Jo Anna Kneeland and her of the judicial system in the entire steps to remedy them is encouraging. husband, Ted. Mrs. Kneeland is a ballerina who .teaches the state. Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth art. Ted Kneeland is a one-time television producer who This is why it is important that There is a great responsibility here in knows how to put acting and story-telling into ballet; She is establishing public esteem—and mag- dark and tiny. He is broad and blonde. justice at the local level be carried 9 They must be good, because they persuaded Jose Ferrer out in the same high manner as in istrates are making great efforts to to leave Los Angeles and go to Palm Beach for a one-week the county and state courts. meet it 'Developed? vs. 'Developing stand in a medium he had never tried. There was nothlig- great about the mounting of Coppelia. The Kneelands didn't In the "developed" country of Monaco stein, Luxembourg, Monaco, - Netherlands, even have an orchestra. They used taped music backstage. in Europe, our government is now asking New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Republic of U.S. banks to curb the outflow of dollars for South Africa, San-Marino, Spain, Sweden, Someone put the brocade on the wrong side of the big Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington loans and U S, businessmen to earn more Switzerland, United Kingdom. theater curtain and Frank Hale, who is a charitable friend, of . dollars to bring home. (2) Of these, several are "special cases" the Rosarian Sisters, phoned the Mother Superior, on. opening day and said: "I'm in an awful jam. The brocade has to be In the "developing" with special exemptions. For instance, our country of Mexico in Latin government is not asking cutbacks in direct ripped off the theater curtain and sewed on the other.side. . America, our government is business investments in Canada. All we want Do you think . . .?" $622 Million Sleeper in Aid asking U.S. banks to place our corporations to do is to make sure they're By 3 p.m., 30 nuns were - sitting on the stage in their the "highest priority" on not sending "surplus" dollars on a short- habits with the curtain in their laps: Needles were flying, and WASHINGTON — There is a $622 million foreign countries. That is, the U.S. will never loans and VS. businessmen term basis to Canada which then may be Mr. Hale kept looking at his watch, beads of perspiration on. "sleeper'.' in the multi-billion dollar foreign get back the $6.6 billion. Even if the interest to increase their spending "leaked" elsewhere. his forehead, saying: "Sister, Baby, it's five p.m. This curtain has got to go up at 8:30. I'm only asking for one of your amaJL ail bill — and Congress can't do a thing on these loans is paid — another big IF — the oi dollars to build and ex- (3) Our targets are definitely not the principal is gone forever. These are loans pand private enterprises. developing countries of the free world—and miracles, Sister, Baby ..." •lyrjt it. higely in name only. In the Spanish-speaking this particularly applies to Latin America. The curtain went up on time. Jose Ferrer came onstage in Not only is this hidden $622 million out- Of the $5.9 billion In loans repayable in city of Granada overseas, "We are continuing to encourage private di- a black suit with black satin breeches and buckled shoes like lay in addition to the $3.38 Benjamin Franklin once wore, and when he went into his dollars, $.3 biHion are at */t of one per cent PORTER our government is urging rect investment in the l«ss developed coun- billion in new economic Interest. The Treasury pays 5^ per cent to U.S. tourists to restrain their fun and gift tries," emphasizes Commerce Secretary Con- first little time-step with the ballet dancers, the applause was and military aid funds borrow that money. spending for a while. nor. "We are determined to continue policies thunderous. He had good talent supporting him: Claudia Cra- President Johnson is seek- vey, Paul Berne and Eileen Elliott as the tavern maid. . That still isn't all of the story as un- In the Spanish-speaking city of Guadala- which help raise living standards and help ing, but it can't be cut, improve the economic vitality of countries

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OVER 1.000 TO CHOOSE FROM It's the look for spring! Sleek, new panty ghat* LADIES' SHOE RIOT! has specially contoured back that curves and con- MEN'S SHOE RIOT! FLATS and trols but never flattens you! Doubled front pand glides up over your hips to give extra smoothing Our regular give- HEELS 00 where you want it. lightweight nylon and spandex; away price up to OO Our regular give-away price fits 29 in. waist down. Sizes «m»ll to extra $6 pair. Now . . . None None up to $3.00 each. Now . . . Higher 4 Higher Nat'ly advertised up to $9.915 each Nar'ly advertised up to SI 6.95 pair CHARGE FT onSeoaBmMnf Chart* OVER 1,000 TO CHOOSE FROM OVER 3,000 TO CHOOSE FROM PHONE SEARS WhanVonCuftSbopfa Children's - Ladies' LADIES' BLOUSE RIOT! UNDERWEAR 5 00 Our regular price $2 each.^Q 2 J RIOT! Now ... I 1 Higher • None Higher ALL SIZES " " * None Nat'ly advertised up to $6.95 each Nat'ly advertised upPr to .89 c eac* h You Can Count on Us...Watch, for OVER 1,400 TO CHOOSE FROM More Spectacular Savings from OVER 500 TO CHOOSE FROM LADIES' and CHILDREN'S LADIES' SKIRT RIOT! KNIT TOP RIOT! Our. regular C give-away Our regular price up to None $1.00 each. Now ... None price $2. Now 75 Higher Higher 49' Nat'ly adnirtbtd up to $7.95 each Nat'ly advertised up to $3.98 each ISM HIGHWAY » Shop air Sears and. Save Op«n Moo. Uw Sat Satisfaction Cuarantecd FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE or Your Money Back SEARS - Middletowa Blades, 3 Hetrick's PL. Wana- fheta, national honorary mstory Mis* Susan D. Shelly, 39 Leroy THE DAILY REGISTER Wed., April 2], 1965—11 massa, received a fellowship at fraternity. He also is active in Pi., Red Sank, wu named to Harvard University for a master the Muhfenbezjg 'Experimental the dean's list at the University and Mr*. Otto Saslaw, 594 Oak James KsMnon, son of Mr. of arts degree in the teaching' Theatre. of Vermont. Hill Rd., Middletown, a senior at and Mrs. V. J. Robinson, 50 Tyson program beginning in September. Princeton University, wms elect- Dr., Fair Haven, was initiated ELttUtA/ft.-?.- - mu Katb ver, the win spent inoft of tfai An alumna of Manh&ttanville Col- Enrolled h Marietta (Ohio) Col- Mat Mary A. SUttery, 14 Rt.ed a Woodrow Wilson Fellow for into Lambda Chi Alpha national tee? Ittmensee, aaughter of Mr summer in Denmark representing lege of the Sacred Heart (1964), lege for the second semester an 13, Freehold, a senior at Rutgvs 1865-66. fraternity at Denison University, and Mrs. Arthur "H. lllmensee Delaware and Wesleyan as com Miss Blades attended Katharine R. Kenneth Altnoter, son of Mr.University College of Nursing, GranviUe, Ohio, where she U a Water St., Eatontown, a sopho- munity ambassador as part of tfa< Gibbs School in New York, and and Mrs. Royal K. Altreuter. 31Newark, was named to the dean's more afEimira College, has been is with the New York Times, Gordon R. Mast, son of Mr.sophomore. Experiment in Internationa! Liv Lockwood PI., Fair Haven; John list for the first semester. and Mrs. Richard A. Mast, 168 named assistant'editor of Octa ing. She will stay with a Dante International Edition. She wasP. Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. gon, student "weekly newspaper. graduated from Red Bank Catho- Cloverdale Cir., New Shrewsbury, Thomas C. Handy, son of Mr. family for eight Weeks. Miss Gai Elston R. Crawford, 58 King- The Wesleyan University Chap- was recently pledged to Sigma and Mrs. Francis L. Handy, 61 She is an alujnaa of Monmouth rison will then go to Vienna fo lic High School. At Manhattan- Regional High School. isher Dr., Middletown; Richard ter of Sigma Xi, national hono- Nu fraternity at Westminster Col- Hance Rd., Fair Haven, a senior orientation and from there ville, Miss Blades received upon D. Brooks, son of Mrs. Violet H. rary society of scientists at Mid- graduation the Cardinal Spellman lege, New Wilmington, Pa., at Mount Hermon School, E. the University of Yugoslavia. Brooks, 147 Cookman Ave., Ocean dletown, Conn., has announced where he is a junior history ma- Northfield, Mass., was named to Award representing top academic rove; John J, Munger, Jr., sonthe election of 12 graduate and Miss Donna Garriion, a junioi honors for four years. jor. He is a 1961 graduate of Redthe honor roll for the second at ibhio Wfesleyan University, David R. Hocker, 173 Whi of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Thom-15 undergraduate students to as-Bank High School. semester. Delaware, Ohio, v/as named for aSt., Shrewsbury, has been nami Miss Jane I. Maslow, daughter as, Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson andsociate membership. Named are special Great I-akes College As- to the dean's list at the Rhod of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Maslow, MLss Patricia E. Woolley, son ofHugh R. Wilson, Jr., a senior sociation Aw

••:.•:.'•..•;.'•[-.•.••*'• ,>-•• '•--'• .';•> &'pacty; were'Osa Marie Den- is, 2, of 35 Wesley St., who won the 2-4 age group' prize; Rebec- ca Larkin, 7, of 22 Griffin St., of course! winner of the 5-4 age group, and lacy Nilsen, 10, who took top lonors among ffelO yfear-olds.. Each of the winners took home parakeet and cage, donated THOMSON & M?KINNON by the Long Branch Pet Shop. Ail the participants in the Ilth innual egg hunt, which was spon- 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch • CA 2-4310 nred by the Police Athletic 2 Broadway, New York 4 • HA 2-5100 ^eague, took home prizes. Ac- 20 East 46th Street, YU 6-0400 • 62S Madton Avanue, PL 1-3800 ordlng to Police Chief Charles orabostle, some children won abblts, others wort goldfish and the -rest received Easter eggs. The chief said that- 25 dozen Men's and Boy's Cushion- eggs were hidden and located. The contestants 'also were given CHECK TERMITE DAMAGE Ice cream. Insoled Leisure Casuals SPECIALIZING IN Set Spring Dance MIDDLETOWN .-? At a meet- Save 66c pr. TERMITE CONTROL ONLY ing last week in the Cobblestones, the Fair-view Republican Club For Other Insects—Call an Exterminator made plans for its annual spring Your Choice dance to be held Friday, May Pair FOR TERMITES—CALL US! 14, in the Cobblestones at 9 p.m. Regular $3.99 Every year or this rime, homeowners 'find winged Ben Frank is chairman. Insects that srfddenly fly oaf and then drop their Mr. Frank's committee In- wings and crawl all around. These little Insects are cludes Anthony Zibutis, Robert Two classics for action-packed fun or TERMITES and Indicate that there are still thou- Voetsch, Rocco Zirpola, Mrs. Paul Hunter, aod Mrs. Thomas lazybones loafing. Cotton duck up- sands of other termites still eating the house, cow- Kearsley. Bob Gold and his band ing further destruction to the wood of the house. have been engaged to provide pers have sponge rubber cushioned We deal exclusively in termite control. Our spe- dance music. insoles, crepe-type rubber out cialized equipment enable* us to do a better and • more complete job which we guarantee for 10 GOURMET CLUB MEETS soles. Oxfords in while, twin- /ears. MATAWAN T0VWSHEP — The gored slipons in white or initial meeting of the Gourmet Club was held in the home of black. TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Keller, 29 Deborah La\, Strathmore. We Are a 2nd Generation of Termite Specialist? Those attending' were Mr. and Having mm»r j»pql l» one ftyd— Ner« J«lH>f-<»ll-P*9V Mrs. C. Randall, Jamison, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wi' Klarln, tor. White, black, CALL and Mrs. Lear W. Wagner, Jr., or green and Mr, and Mrs. Donald' War- White, men's sizes ren, Middletown; and Mr. and men's sizes 6V&-12, 61/2-12, RED BANK . . . 842-3528 MM. Michael Williams. Red boys' sizes boys' sizes 3V£-6 LONG BRANCH . 222-3155 Bank.' Need Money? Sell those tilings Shop at Sears andSavfe 1500 HIGHWAY 35 really don't n»«d with • ASBURY PARK . 775-7109 Satisfaction Guaranteed Open MOD. thru Sat. 9:M -1:» Pally Register Classified Ad. •a* Your Money Back, SEARS-Middletown Call now. Phone 671-3800 12—Wed, April 21, 1965 Recreational YOU JUST CANT BIAT... FIN AST MEATS 1 Sites Asked By Gelli DONG BRANCH — Michael G. Cellj, a candidate for an at-Iarge Fmast seat on the City Counci, called yesterday for more recreational and park facilities in the city. "Many of use cannot choose the type of work which gives us greatest satisfaction, but we can SUPERMARKETS and you get wonderful choose a favorite form of out- door recreation, if we are given . STAMPS, TOO I the proper facilities. Outdoor I III III r^j in III IIT w pleasures'Can compensate for the monotony of our jobs. Time spent GOV'T GRADED In recreation parks, wtiether en- gaged in sports, walking, or mere- CHOICE BEEF BONELESS TOP or BOTTOM fy communing with nature, can satisfy an emotional void, build up one's ego and channel pent-up emotions constructively," the candidate said. He added that It would be wonderful for the residents o' Long Branch "if they were ROUND able to reach a recreational park in a reasonably short time, v/fiere they could .eiax and play, and then return home refreshed." He cautioned that action must be taken now while there is still land available in the city. ROAST Post Graduate School to Start With 2 Courses FREEHOLD — Entrance re- Pork Shoulders quirements for the first Mon- mouth County post-graduate high USCH01CE b USCH0CE lb school training program have SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 89c JUICY CUBE STEAKS 95< FINAST OLIVE LOAF 6 or. pkff. been completed. s Donald C. Hoagland, county 6 a*, pi*. vocational school superintendent, BONELESS RUMP ROAST " — '» 85* BACK BAY SLICED BACON » 59c FINAST TASTY LOAF (aid yesterday that two courses UTS will be initiated in September LONDON BROIL — '» 99* FINAST SKINLESS FRANKS * 55« FRESH FILLET OF FLOUNDER at the former Nike missle base at Oiapel Hill, Middletown Town- 4 •hip. The county recently acquired DELI DEPARTMENT title to the site. For Greatest Over-ALL Values... Shop Finast! Initial courses will be in auto- ib 98c motive mechanics and mechani- LEAN BOILED HAM cal drafting technology. These programs, and others which Mr. Hoagland expects to Introduce DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE * 69c later at the converted military •tation, will be at the 13th and HOT BARBECUED CHICKENS lfa 59c DEL MONTE PEAS 4 89< 14th year school level. Courses will be conducted in WHITE or YELLOW daytime hours. Classes in auto- AMERICAN CHEESE PASTEURIZED PROCESS motive mechanics will be limited to IS, in mechanical drafting to PEPPERONI A REAL TASTE TREAT ib 99c Hl-C DRINKS «-'.•• 3«95« 24, and certificates will be award- ed after one year in the automo- •AVAILANE AT STORES WITH DEU MPARTMENT tive division, and two years in the drafting program. Expenses for students will be $10 on registration, $150 for res- DUNCAN HINES JO. 3 M idents of the county and $500 for non-county residents. Payments, will be required at the opening of the semester. Small Onions with Cream Sauce, Peas with Mushrooms, PRUNE JUICE -•-"•» 3~'79« Book Fair Rice and Peas with Mushrooms Plans Made BIRDSEYE GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5&5S At College WEST LONG BRANOH-Pilans VEGETABLES 3-1.00 for the Monmouth College Li Coffee, Chocolate, Lemon, Banana, Neopolitan brary Association book fair, to be held April 22-27, were dis- ^^ ^^ i cussed at the association's gen- eral membership meeting. MORTON - -A Other business considered by ^^^^k^^k WM IE ^E NABISCO: CHOC. CHIP, OATMEAL, 12& oz. ^B IE d the 56 members attending in- lte < cluded plans for the anCREA- M PIES 3^ 79« ^f^0^0MwMKl^W RAISIN, ALMOKD, CINNAMON ''V^P nual business session which will be held in conjunction with a luncheon June 3 in the Mon- PIZZARETTES «•««« "«M39C mouth College dining hall. The nominating committee, ° « 39c JELLY FINAST 2 49' BIRDSEYE BROCCOLI SPEARS < p comprised of Mrs. Otto Lehmann, 10 Long Branch, and Mrs. Robert BIRDSEYE FORDHOOK LIMAS «N.U™«SAU« ;;39e Pike, Eatontown, submitted the LINCOLN FRUIT DRINKS All FLAVORS quart bot. 29' CHEF BOY-AR-DEE SPAGHETTI SAUCE following slate of officers for the MEATLESS or 15Vi oz. with MEAT or June 3 election: President, Mrs. RASPBERRY er STRAWBERRY Domenick Ajello, Deal; first vice FINAST PRESERVES 3"" 1.00 with MEAT BALLS sirs 37c MUSHROOMS 49c president, Mrs. Nathan Troum, Deal; second vice president, FINAST PEANUT BUTTER TASTY SPRBAD V/ib.icfaJc Mrs. Norman Sauer, Allenhurst; PASCAL third vice president, Lester Hess, SCOTCH CHAS BETTY ALDEH — REGULAR OR THIN SLICED Loch Arbour; recording secre- EDUCATOR PRETZELS «» « « tary, Mrs. T. Bryant Smith, West Long Branch; corresponding sec- MUELLER'S SPAGHETTI 2.1*47' retary, Mrs. William Suer, Inter- CELERY taken, and treasurer, Mrs. Theo- MARCAL TOILET TISSUE *«„«.,«,»»» WHITE BREAD dore Nowick, Deal. Crispy large MARCAL HANKIES > ASSORTED, 100 H. PA« 3 pko> 25c Fresh stalk 1 pound Driver Slept, pk 19 MARCAL PASTEL NAPKINS 2 £°'23c loaves Fined KITCHEN CHARM WAX PAPER «»,..,„<. 20c ASBURY PARK — Magistrate Juicy Eugene Capibianco Thursday Rich UPTON TEA BAGS ™« « 63c fined George Malchan, 40, of 1106 ORANGES H m tapk8 FINAST OVEN-FRESH Third Ave., here, $50 for care- less driving on April i. NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT ^>°^- 28= lib. Mr. Malchan told the magis- Florida 4oz. trate that he fell asleep at the PLANTERS COCKTAIL SALTED PEANUTS ?—39c size wheel of his automobile and sub- Valencia APPLE PIE sequently rammed into three 10 39 l a e 39 parked cars on Third Ave. C JACK FROSTED INSTANT ««»*»« " - *55 Other traffic violators fined FIRM RIPE CUCUMBERS 2 29 FINAST ORANGE CHIFFON CAKE 14 oi. pkg. were: CREAMED SPINACH *ABROOK ««« 3;-1.00 Andrew J. Yuhas, 18, of 1016 | C FINAST ORANGE DONUTS on. down Eton Way, Neptune, $50 and a ESCAROLE or CHICORY 2 29 30 day suspension of his driver's cello |Q( PERX COFFEE LIGHTNER license for speeding; Ulysses 2 FINAST OATMEAL BREAD Bass, 30, of 1023 Sewell Ave., RADISHES or SCALLIONS here, $65 and a 30-day suspen- w 1NERA sion of his driver's license ex- FINAST VITAMINS ™ * " cept for use in his work, for FREE speeding and driving without a license; Alan G. Carskaddin, 21, 3 oz. tube of Baywood Blvd., Bricktown, $50 CREST TOOTHPASTE 42c d?*(. GRHN STAMPS for disregarding a traffic signal, and James J. Brick, of 130 Con 2 ox. bot. WITH A PURCHASE OF $7.50 cord Dr., Maywood, $25 and a BAKER'S VANILLA EXTRACT 33c LIMIT ONE PER ADULT — CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, BEER, 30 day suspension of his driver's LIQUOR and FRESH MILK EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER license for careless driving. AI RBR = I T4Va oz. Thli coupon void II pwtnt»d a! ony food jtor* oth«r than so, Antonio Rivera, 36, of 1107 CHUNK BEEF Smeld Ave., here, $10 for op- ALPO DOG FOOD 55c FINAST SUPERMARKETS erating a car with an expired Good thru Sat., April 24th Finast license; Leonard S. Adams, 36, of 307 Windermere Ave., InterJaken 25 foot roll $10 for careless driving; Frank REYNOLD'S WRAP 33c Salmons, 29, of Ardena Rd., Far- VOL. No. 6 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 24th or all NEW JERSEY, NEW mingdale, $10 for disregarding a CITY, PEARL RIVER and STATEN ISLAND itorei. Ws retsrve the right to limit _ traffic signal; Bartram A. But- NOW ON SALE BEECH-NUT STRAINED CHOPPED " ler. 37, of 30 Ave. A, here, $25 BABY FOODS 10 jars 95c 7 oi. jar quantities. Not reiponiibls for typographical errors. for using improper plates on a car, and John W. Kersey, Jr., 18, of ISO4 Sunset Ave., Wana- massa, $10 for going the wrong way on a one-way street. RED BANK, 362 BROADST SHOP-RITES MONEY-SAVING POWER MAKES' THE I DIFFERENCE SHOP-RITE'S GIANT USDA CHOICE BEEF SALE! as lUSDA WHY PAY MORE? WHEN YOU GET THE BEST fOR LESS AT lUSDA DAIRY DEPT; ; CHOICE SHOP-RITE! ALL SHOP-RITE BEEF IS GRADED CHOICE CHOICE Shop-Rite Creamy Cottage & TRIMMED RIGHT FOR YOUR EATING PLEASURE! CHEESE i SHOP-RlTE'STOP QUALITY USDA CHOICE FROZEN FOOD SHOP-RITE ORANGE JUICE .29 STEAWeH Trimmed -• Delicious K SALTasty TrimmeEd Rite ORANGE ORANGE JUICE 31W CHUCK PORTERHOUSE Pur* Maid, Chated Juke RIB SIRLOIN First Cut Cut Short Usual Fine Trim 1 JUICE GRAPEFRUIT CREAM CHHSt ^29.1 6 98 Sta-Wio TOPPING DESSERT SHARCrock«r Barrel,P YeRow STI. WhitXe Ptain or Vanilla Cante39:6r Cut Extr9a Uan 79Real Family trea t 89 SHOP.RITE YOGURTS 2 ^ 27* C 9 49 CHUCK STEAKS i. 49' ROUND GROUND *. 89 NEWPORT ROAST f ° 1 SLICED TURKEY2 £ *1 *: Shop-Rite Pens or AMERICAN CHEESE •£« b.59* Afl AUat/No Waste GaBfomia dude .For Boming or Pot ,. . ^^ e C CUBESTEAKS ».99 POTROAST t 59' BEEF SHORT RIBS V49 PEAPEASS & CARROTS 61^89* ONION FLAKE ROLLS Cut far London Brail Boneku Pot Cut lor Stew g l5£^Ii£'2l2i.«.—« large- _. BAKERY DEPT, SHOULDER m^ k99< CHUCK ROAST *69« BEEF CUBES t69'i BANQUET to 3 „ Shop-Rite Lemon Frari ' . ' for Own or Pa* Boast' Boneless Butt ¥: ?jr*J»*l'e2;»5rinlileCut e MERINGUE PIE GROUND BEEF k39' TOP SIRLOIN ».99 PORK ROAST i49'i POTATOES •FrmhttidUan for Own or Pot Roort • fint Cut U. 79* SPINACH 10 C 9 JUST SLICE GROUND CHUCK ». 59 EYE ROUND ROAST %*V Corned Beef ^ kj DELt DEPT. AND SERVE BOTTOM ROUND or J RIB ROAST Shop-Rite Vacuum Packed Shop-Rita < i CROSS RIB ROAST Regular Style Oven Ready First Cut COLD CUTS POP-CORN OVEN OR POT Offc TOP ROUND :,:': J V /• E-o: flfl WESTON COOKIES 7 7 FRESHNESS MAKES THE DIFFERENCE AT SHOP-RITEl VANILLA WAFERS Shop-IGte—Tarty, Uan GRAHAM CRACKERS &33* SLICED BACON £.59*' CANTALOUPES -- .29' Hormekk QwcPrBjxof A^P*>DM>jiwCaw - - - - * 19 I F.F.V. COOKIES 4 *» *!<» BANANAS H- 10 SUCEDBACOMai'i GOURMET PASTRY c rm CORN -? 5r39 APPLES 1"2. 39' OSCAR PASTirr. MkXTlY. O uarn5i 3 & 35c ORANGES 10**39c GRAPEFRUIT MAYER Mix OR SSad ••:•; .. MATCH, 49 YOUR CHOICE EVERYTHING'S PRICED RIGHT AT SHOP-RITE! WHY PAY MORE? BACON Pt69< WHY PAY MORE? Sandwich PurSPREAe Pork D ^29* Shop-Rite Liquid Dish 69( DETERGENT SAUSAGE APPETIZER DEPT.

5i KITCHfN COOKED BAKED WfAVIR All WHITE MiAI Siop-Bit. at StoWy Kraft 7c OH ^H^-~ Or!nb_Umor.Un»/UnwnOrona.ar £ VIRGINIA CHICKEN $_ FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 £*1 MAYONNAISE , 59 REALEMON 4 2 M HAM ROLL I>ISHALL 3 1 ?$ gj **onte Shop-Rite . Shop-Kte Unsweetened $ C FABRIC SOFTENER ii: FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 - 1 SALT 2 £17 ORANGE JUICE ^39* Shop-KteSaBdPackinOa Shop-Rite Stew or Whofa Colgate ihml ' ill BOOTS TUNA «£? WHITE TUNTANCAr 3 £ 77' TOMATOES 5 £ »1 SOAKY «»»«»> _ SfcopJBtoSSeederKadCowotfcot JahntoW* SAkkhaia—SBced to Order 7 ^ 69* MKED VEGET. 8 S •! PLEDGpry E WAX - BOLOGNA BOOK MATCHES ^ CRAPE JELLY ^39'Mudtr' MACARON* EBMW I PEANUShopJEteCreonfforCHritT BUTTEy R Natural Casing Genoa RATH SALAMI f WIT COCKTAIL 3 '^ VEGETABLE SHOP-RITE PEL MONTE Cax'i v Taller, Sfaed to Otd« PORK ROLL SEAFOOD DEPT. JUICE SUGAR DRINK COLE SLAW S , OR "Mow or WKitt Port. Pro<.i. SHOP-RITE OR AMERICAN CHEESE SHOP-RITE PINEAPPLE- SHRIMP SALE 1E GRAPEFRUIT g LARGE 41-10 Cl. Per Lb JUMBO 26-30 Cl Per It 3 s 1 5-49 4 PINK CM WHIT! WNK OK WHITE OH Shop-Kite . * Johmon't PAY MORE? s 13c Off.Liquid Cleaner 89! 1.09 PEANU. T BUTTER COtOMB. COHB i.79' PLEDGE WAX 5-1b. box S4.29 5-lb. bo» Si 29 NE^TU COCOA 75 HORN .«...», '.79 SPRAY & WIPE : 59 TOP JOB Chocolate Dessert—Assorted Rayon—2c OK Shoa-IGta dear "£. CIIAB LEGS NESTLE QUICK ^69 JUNKET 2 1^25* FLOOR WAX tr49 carpets in varying stages of com leasant. Some of them are men Appointed as temporary off ner mil be scheduled in May. cers are: Patricia Darcy, chair- Lists Show The next meeting will be May t'Ziit* pletion, often bring their lunches come from as near as Red Bank, man; Nancy Cherry, treasurer 13 «t 8 p^n. in the synagogue. and membership; Barbara Rosa- millia, secretary, and Joanne Schedule Spring Card Party Around Monmouth Sthler, hospitality. NAVESINK — The schedule for Mrs. Charles C. Schock, Jr., the Navesink Garden Club's May In New Shrewsbury will be guest speaker at the next flower show, "Weather or Notj" NEW SHREWSBURY — The meeting of the group. Futur was distributed at a recent meet- Tinton Falls Fire Company Aux- plans include a tour of a hos-ing. iliary -will hold its annual spring Society Is Stepping Out pital in the area, and a fund- Included are six artistic desrjgn card party tomorrow at 8: IB p.m. raising event for the Candy Strip classes, garden design with a por- In the Tinton Falls Fire House. By MILLI HRUSKA John and Bunny Bell of Rum- hamas. Their daughters, Cee ers' contribution to the new hos- table planter division, and four gardens. ' In charge are Mrs. James Tec- The most truly exclusive part son will be hosts to the Peter Cee and Cordy, remained in Palm pital. tor, Mr. Louis Poltrinal, Mrs Cartmeils, Edmund and Connie Beach. Charter members of the Featured in the educational ex- of the spring season will begir hibits are conservation land John Lemon, Mrs. John Borden with a quartette of at home cock- Sullivan and the William Dyes of group are Terry Baokmann, Sher- Mrs. Arthur Illmensee, Mrs. Ar- Rumson... and Al and Shelia Bob Edwards, top executive of ri Blumberg, Beverly Butch, birds, showing the Esturine JSone tail parties Saturday evening. The in its natural state; a Bonsai ex- le Dye and Mrs. Allen Crawford, "Emeralds and Chinchilla Set' Stone of Little Silver. the Electronic Assistance Corp., Jr. , . -•• And the Isherwoods will be Red Bank, and creator and own- hibit, organic gardening,, and an will rendezvous later for a black air pollution exhibit showing! the tie dinner and dancing in Howard hosts to Red and Marge Evanson er of the "new" Old Union House, and the William J. Keilys of Lit-Red Bank, has his new 434oot Three Clubs effect of air pollution on human and Jean Isherwood's magnifi- and plant life. cent house on Rumson Rd. tle Silver, the Richard Fiesta and Matthews cruiser, Lady Bird, SPRINGTIME Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson. the Richard Crottys of Fair Ha-moored in the Navesinlt. To Compete The show wHl take place May ven, and the William J. O'Con- 20 and 21 in the. All Saints* Me- The cocktail parties will be The beautiful new boat sparkles morial Episcopal Church, Nave- LOVLINESS smal'l because the gathering nors of Rumson. in the sunlight — when we have sunlight — in full view of the Old In Festival sink. L-^r the Ishenvood's is limited to 100. The party is a benefit affair The nominating comi&tkie an- The limit was set to keep thi and proceds will be used to ex-Union House's newly enclosed HAZLET — Drama festiva veranda overlooking the river. nounced the following slate tA of- party intimate since the house tend the work done by the Great- of the Fifth District of the Newficers for 1965-66. President, can accommodate four times that er Red Bank Auxiliary of the Jersey Federation of Women's Mrs. Francis E. Swartz, Fair Ha- You'll 'oak buutiful this spring many easily. Monmouth County Unit of the Did you ever wonder what Clubs will be held Friday in theven; vice president, Mrs. L, Ar- whan you have your hair ttylad New Jersey Association for Re- a man who owns a seat on Community House, Spring Lake, The Robert Badenhops of Rum- the New York Stock Ex- thur Grandjean, Chapel Hit; cor- son will be hosts to Norman and tarded Children. Vito Mellaci's at 10:30 a.m. All members of responding secretary, Mrs. Rob- in • lovaly niw coiffura at • . Three Tunes and a Vibe will play change does when he retires? the 38 clubs in the district have Helen Badenhop of Locust, Kay Perry B. Rawson who left his BRASS PLAQUE held by Borough Administrator Jerome ert Swan, Red Bank, recording and Jack Giordano of Middle- dinner music and for dancing af- been invited to attend. Registra- secretary, Mrs. Theodore A. Ja- terward. seat on the exchange some S. Reed of New Shrewtbury gives credit to Woman's tion ' fee for the day i $i j Mag town; Arthur and Julie Bfros, years ago remodeled the marble s gen, Rumson, treasurer, Mrs. ic Touch Sally and Mike Guarino and Jack Aficionados of foreign film Olub of New Shrewsbury for gift of community bulletin proceeds will go toward the Jerome H. Bentley, Atlantic^ r floored ballroom of his estate Douglass College . Drama Schol- •EAUTY SALON Embry of Rumson. • classics can see the winner In Deal into a skating rink. He board for the Borough Hall. Making the presentation is Highlands. Directors arte Mrs.j of the 1962 awards, "Sundays arship. Mrs. Ricnard Sheehan, Bernard R. Barrett, Mis. George 11 MONMOUTH STREET Don and Tinker Walen of Rum- since has become one of Ameri- Mrs. Jqhn Ewald, the dub's retiring president. son will be hosts to Martha and and Cybele," In Rumson-Falr Belmar, is district "drama chair- V.'Rowland and Mrs. WHfred E.- RED BANK ca's foremost exponents and man. Lee Adamson, Jean and A] Metz- Haven High School this eve- teachers of roller skate dancing. Huelsenbeck, all of Ruhtson. •42-0042 ger, Charles and Lois Edelmarin ning. The presentation of the Three clubs have entered the Hostesses were Mrs. Phtiilips M. LauM * oraca Exptrt Hair styliiti and Fred and Jean Kuehl of film Is sponsored by the Rum- The steely and vibrant man New Shrewsbury Club competition. Tlieir plays are Goodwin and Mrs. Thomas D. Rumson. son-Falr Haven Chapter of lives alone^on the huge estate "Sardines" by Carolyn Draper Tyne, Rumson, Mrs. Robert Kirk- the American Field Service, a but he never is lonely. He Gilpatrick, presented by the man, Fair Haven, Mr». Edwin committee that sponsors for- conducts a salon for his Lists Service Projects Ocean Grove Woman's Club; Ludeman, Red Bank and Mrs. A PERMANENT eign exchange students. friends who come in for cock- "The Cradle Song" by Gregario John Ludwig Jr., Monmouth The committee Includes Mrs. tails and skating. He supplies NEW SHREWSBURY — From She headed a survey of retired and Marie Martiniz-Sierra pre- Beach, Mrs. Tyne made the tea ANTIQUE SHOW A. Gardner Fox, Mrs. Charles the skates. He must have 500 the borough tercentenary clebra- and semi-retired people for thesented by the Woman's Club of table arrangement and an ar- Schulz and Mrs. R. I. Wilk- pairs. He spends his spare Little Silver, and "Let There Be rangement for the sp«akers table With 20 Dealers Set Up for Your Enjoyment time giving lessons. tion last May to the presentation Recreation Commission, and she inson of Rumson, Mrs. Roger of a gift to Borough Hall last and her department made yr Magic" presented by the Wom-was done by Mrs. Greorge Weis, Open 11-5 Daily — Friday evening 'til 9 Wight, Mrs. Edward Schef- He created and choreogra- ettes for Monmouth County of So-an's Club of Asbiiry Park. Tnis Locust. n week, the Woman's Club of New er, George Boslet and Mr. phed the Rinkromp and the Shrewsbury has rounded out a cial Services and utility cases foris an original play by Mrs. The- and Mra. Henry Barron of Fair Waltz Tango. He also has year of service. the John L. Montgomery Medi- odore Tollman, a member of the the Red Bank Antiques Center written 60 textbooks on the Asbury Park Club. Haven.. Proceeds will benefit The most active service group cal Home in Freehold. They also Ea+ontown Girl No Admission—Items Appraised the Exchange Fund. subject of skating and danc- collected old magazines, Christ- The winning play will be con- ing. was the public welfare depart The Joseph R. McMahons of merit, headed by Mrs. Roy Robi- mas cards, stockings and glasses. sidered as a possible candidate s Semi-Finalist 217 W. Front St. 7415331 Red Bank iumson are taking a few days Every day Mr. Rawson Near Bridge Avenue son, project chairman, according Some departments served the from the Southern District to be EATON-TOWN — Miss Becky from their sojourn in Palm spends several hours zipping shown at the state convention, Howe, a student at the Mont- through snaps, whirls, Ice- to a recent annual report by theclub and others the community. icach to visit friends in the Ba- retiring president, Mrs. John The afternoon department made along with the. best play selected gomery Ward Charm School, landic tangos, spread eagle from the Northern District of theMonmouth Shopping Center, was ^^ waltzes, and other muscle Ewald. Mrs. Robison designed bunny candy jars for table prizes the community bulletin board for for the club's annual card party. state federation. Awards will be Dne of seven semi-finjalists in the twisters on his fabulous pri- made in the district for best Aiss American Model contest vate rink. the borough hall and had it made Many departments are making to the borough's specifications. items for a holiday booth at next play, best actress, best support- leld recently in Gijossinger's Ho- September's Country Fair. ing actress and best director. :el in New York State. The com- Mrs. David Lee of Little Silver jetltion took place at the nation- and Hayden Smith of Locust will and fashion show always is a The arts and crafts department FACTORY beautiful party. This year the presented several books to the il convention of the Modeling As- be hosts at a Discotheque spon- iociation of America Convention sored by (he Shrewsbury River piece de resistance will be theTinton Falls. School library. The papier mache figures created and garden department Is assisting Style Show ;hairman was Miss Molli Mappen OUTLET Affiliate of the Children's Psychi- instructor at the Montgomery atric Center. designed by Shiela (Mrs. Alfred the Garden Club of New Jersey LUCY'S B.) Stone of Little Silver. The in its May tour of homes. On May 25 Ward Charm School. The party is set for late Sun- Miss Howe, a student at Mon- day afternoon on May 2 at graceful and beautifully gowned The yflath conservation depart- FREEHOLD — The Freehold figurines will depict the "Theme mouth Regional High School, Reidy's Cocktail Lounge on Ave. ment held a card party to raise Chapter of Deborah will hold a of Mrs. Eva AVRAL AND COTTON—WASH 'N WEAR of Two Rivers, Rumson. The Internationale" of the fashions money for a tea for Monmouth fashion show May 25 at 8 p.m. the daughter party will include free dance les-that will be exhibited by B. Alt-Regional High School seniors. The in Colts Neck Inn. Coons of Eatontown. man and Co., New York. RAINCOATS ...... 5.50 sons in the Discotheque technique tea will be held Saturday, May Fashions will be shown by Feld- of the Watusi, the Frug, and the The party is set for Tuesday, 15, from 1 to 4 p.m. in the First man's of Lakewood. Mrs. Daniel ZIP-FRONT—AVRAL AND COTTON—HOODED Swim. May 4, in dhe Shadowbrook, Aid House. Mrs. Frank Steck- Schwartz is chairman of the Large Assortment Shrewsbury, and two guests at hann is chairman. event, which will be open to the of Spring RAINCOATS 7.00 Ellen (Mrs. WiHiam) Hazelton each table will win the privilege The Woman's Club received a public. of Atlantic Highlands will be host- of taking one of the figurines plaque for its contribution to the Mrs. Sony Levine presided at REVERSIBLE—ZIP FRONT. AVRAL AND COTTON—HOODED ess to the new Monmouth County home. They are'destined to be-Riverview Hospital B u d 1 d i n ga recent executive board meeting SHORTS Chapter of the Zonta Club at hercome collector's items. Fund. Members also contributed of the chapter in the 'American RAINCOATS 9.00 home Monday evening. Mrs. Evan Baker of Fair Ha-toward the clubwomen's scholar- Hotel. SLACKS ven chairman of the affair and ships at MRHS, as well as to Mrs. Isadora Kestin, Mrs. Ida DOTTED SWISS—ARNEL COTTON If you have books that you Mrs. Thomas A. Lee, Jr., of Fair the New Shrewsbury Christmas Rose Silverstein, Mr. and Mrs. would like to dispose of, or Haven is in charge of reserva- Fund, the First Aid Squad and Yudow and Mr. and Mrs. Max- TdPS If books are something you tions. the borough's three fire compa- well/ Powall represented the chap- SHIFTS 3.75 - 5.00 like to donate to worthy ter recently at the national trust- causes, or If you Just like to Thc Champagne Circuit will fashions at • • • [ LADIES'—SOLID AND PLAID ees' meeting in the Hotel Astor, buy books, attend the Mon-glow with two exhibitions of art New York City. mouth College Library As- in the next several weeks. Paul County Girl Mrs. Abe Steinberg, Broad St., CULOTTES .... 4.75 - 5.50 sociation's Book Fair. It will Letir of Locust and Ron Wing of be held in the Great Hall of Shrewsbury will give a dual show is in charge of detailed informa- LADIES' ZIP.FRONT the college tomorrow from 8 in the Raven, Sea Bright, from Is DAR Page tion concerning the chapter's trip TOGGERY a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — to Puerto Rico in January. May 2 to May 9, inclusive. 12 White Street SKIRTS 3.75 to 8:30 p.m., Saturday 6 a.m. to Louise Chayt of Wayside win Miss Roberta L. Meyer, 35 East Installation of officers will take 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday 8 exhibit her work at the Raven Lincoln Ave., is serving as a place April 27 in the Jewish Com- Red Bank 741-9207 SLEEVELESS—PRINTED NYLON a.m. to 9 p.m. beginning Sunday, May 16. page at the 74th Continental Con- munity Center, Broad and Stokes Sts. Call Mrs. Theodore Nowick Dining in the Old Union House, gress of the Daughters of the of Sydney Ave., Deal, Mrs. Red Bank, and listening to theAmerican Revolution in Wash STRETCH SHELLS .... 2.50 D. H. Shay of Cedar Ave., cocktail piano of Tom Flanagan ington, D. C. The congress LONG SLEEVE—NYLON—TURTLENECK Allenhurst, or Mrs. Hobble or of Keansburg were Steve Nester opened Monday and continues Mrs. Smith at the college for of East Keansburg, Buddy Silver through Friday;. RUMSON READING INSTITUTE book pick up. of Little Silver, the Howard Isher- Miss Meyer, daughter of Mr. after-school supplementary classes in STRETCH SHELLS .... 2.75 woods of Rumson. Irene and Mar-and Mrs. Elmer E. Meyer, is a DACRON AND COTTON—PROPORTIONED LENGTH Fair Haven's Church of the Na- shall Oleson of Hazlet and Carol member of the Shrewsbury tivity annual Maytime luncheon La Vance of Short Hills. Towne Chapter. I>AR. READING - ENGLISH - MATH SLACKS 3.75 NOMINATING COMMITTEE First grade through college 7*14 ZIP-FRONT i NEW. MONMOUTH — A nom j inating committee was selected at a recent meeting of St. Mary's THE RANNEY SCHOOL MADRAS CULOTTES . . . 3.75 FTA. Members are Mrs. Richard Callaway, Mrs. Edward Hart, Full-time private school Mrs. Robert Maxweil, Mrs. Wtt liam Rey.nan, Mrs. Louis Scaduto HUFFMAN JO BOYLE I and Mrs. Francis Tanguay. Russell G. Ranney, Director BRIDGE AVE-lfflifsL RED BANK—747-0108 Following the meeting, Rev FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM [I Charles F. Kelly, parish assistant! Send for bulletin I Store Hours: Thursday and Saturday 10-4; Friday 10-8 spoke to the members, stressing the obligation of parents U> pro- Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson 842-1650 i Rt. 35 Circle, Eotontown 542-1010 vide a proper home atmosphere 14 I for their children. n Sponsor Extra&urricuUir Program PTA Reaches for Broader Horizons By HARRIET KNAUFF ferenoes, the girts begged her WM repeated by popular demand. the horizon" of Tjntoo Fails chil- NEW SHREWSBURY — "My come as usual. Even the boyi Not everyone liked the trip. One dren is the brain child ol Mrs. mother and sister will never be- want to team, to sew now. boy, whose mother signed him Max Klein who has been presi lieve I did it — well, maybe One of Many. up, was heard to comment, "Boy, dent for the past two ylears.She my mother will." This sewing class for girls ir is this rotten!" feels a PTA should "do more That was a typical reaction the older special class is one o! That boy didn't make any more than pay county dues. U should from a little girl.who is learning the many functions organizec trips. But the boys themselves be a dynamic organization, pro- to sew from Tinton Falls Schools this year by the Student Activi called the chairman. Mrs. John viding services which the school PTA mothers. ties Committee of the PTA t< Thomson, to enroll for a recent does not offer and enriching the Mrs. Kenneth Roonan and "broaden the. horizon" of Tintoi trip through the General Motors program." Mrs. John Malone started the Falls children. plant in Linden. class in January. Mrs. Roonan Outside school hotlrs the PT/ Nothing to Buy says, "At first there was a lot has been running a variety Mrs. Thomson described as one of hostility. The girls didn't want clubs. Started last, year, the pro- of the "most satisfying" a tour Card Party to learn to mend. So we taught gram has been expanded to in-through a newspaper and broad- them something more interest- clude chess and checkers, kni casting studio for children from To Benefit ing." ting, sewing for seventh and the special class and selected With donated materials the eighth grade girls, and science fifth graders. The children were FIFTH ANNIVERSARY of the Red Bank First Aid Squad girls made gathered skirts and and art class for lower grade fascinated with the big but noisy MayerFund Auxiliary was celebrated Monday evening in the Union matching kerchiefs, aprons for children. machinery. They all wanted to KEANSSURG — A card par- Valentines and pillow cases for The committee has also spon broadcast, but were disappointed ty for the benefit of the Cather- House, Red Bank. Mrs. Jack Loversidge, left, new presi- Easter. Now (hey don't want to sored a number of trips. One ol that there was nothing tobuy . ine Mayer Memorial Scholarship dent, is welcomed into office by Mrs. Dominic Clements, SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE sponsored by tiie Family miss a class. When Mrs. Roonan the earliest and most successful The trips to New York City Fund will be held tomorrow eve- Life Apostolate of St. James CaHiolic Church will be suggested skipping a week be- was, a trip to the United Nations cost the participants a nominal ning in Hibernian Hall, Main St. retiring president. hsld Saturday at 9 p.m. in the Willowbroolc Inn, FaFr cause of the parent-teacher con' and Hayden Planetarium whicr fee. The PTA lias footed Hie bill Goat of the fund is $3,000 to for the others. Since the children provide a nursing school schol- Elks Auxiliary Picks Committee Haven. Mrt. Peter Enandar, Little Silver, left, it general themselves volunteer or are searshi- p for a high school girl with Allan Reynolds, Mre. John Can- chairman of the event, and Mr*. John Hennery, Middle lected from culturally deprived scholastic ability who needs fi- LONG BRANCH - The Wom- non, Mrs. Nicholas Mazzacco, homes, they are usually interest- nancial help. Preference wil! be en's Auxiliary of the Long town, ticket chairman. \ Mrs. Joseph Tomani, and Mrs. ed. Occasionally, as in the nagive- n to a student from Red Branch Elks Club has selected Edward Maher. ture walk through the county park Bank Catholic High School. nominating committee for the in Holmdel, a child goes on a May II election of officers. The new officers wil! be in- sitdown strike. But Mrs. Thomson Miss Mayer was killed in an Members of the group are Mrs. stalled in June. Announce Marriage Just outsits the child. auto accident on Christmas Eve. At the time of her death she WHITHER, Calif. — Mr. an Mr. Huelsenbeck was best mar This spring the chairman has was a freshman student at St. Mrs. John B. Grant of this citj for his son. John Bruce Grant, planned trips to the Jacob Fried- Mary's School of Nursing, Pas- announce the marriage of thei at home, brother of the bride, rich Canary Bird .Farm in Oldsaic. B B B B * Bridge and Sandy Hook. daughter, Miss Nikkj Sue Gran was usher with Richard Faul Tickets will be available at the to Peter Wilfred Huelsenbeck, so haber of San Jose. This program of "broadening door. APARTMENTS and HOMES of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Hue . Immediately following the cere- Expert Real Estate Advice Cost) No More aenbeck, 5 Dogwood La., Run mony a reception was held in TO SPONSOR PARTY son, N. J. Lewis Hall of the church. Tin Alumnae HIGHLANDS — The Girls couple honeymooned at Laguni PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. The wedding took place Fel Friendly Sponsors of St. Andrews Beach, Calif., and are current!} 15 here in St. Matthias Episcopj Episcopal Church wil) sponsor a Multiple Listings living at 22 Morris PI., Ocean Church, with Rev. Albert Jenkln Welcome card party on Thursday, May 27, Real Estate for 71 Years port, N. J. -officiating at (he double ring ce: in the parish hall. Mrs. Andrew 60 White Street, Red Bank 741-7200 .emony. Mrs. Rella Grant Mrs. Huelsenbeck was gradu- J. Kornek is in charge of pub- Downey, aunt of the bride, w ated from LaSerna High School Member 'Better Buys By Bowers MIODLETOWN — Mrs. Paulicity and Miss Violette Murray soloist.. and attended the University is in charge of tickets. California at Berkeley and the Benoit, West Deal, was welcomed Mr. Grant gave his daughter University of Kansas. Her soror- as a new member at a recenl marriage. She wore a Ion ity is Delta Zeta. meeting of the Bayshore Alum- sleeyed Empire-styled gown nae Club of Alpha Delta Pi. The bridal •< satin fashioned with Mr. Huelsenbeck, an alumnu; of Rumson-Fair Haven Regions club met in the home of Mrs. bateau neckline on the fitted boi Robert Seward, 43 Brook Rd. Ice and A-line skirt appliqut High School and Lafayette Col lege, worked toward a master's Plans were made for a bake wvth Alencon lace. The detad sale to be held on Saturday,, May able chapel - length train wi degree at the University of Kan- sas. He served as president of 8, from 9 a.m. to noon at a lo- caught at the waistline with cation to be announced. Members back bow. She wore a fu Chi Phi and was treasurer of the Inter-Fraternity Council. He were asked to bring cakes, pies, length mantilla of Chantilly and cookies. and carried a cascade of whit is with New Jersey Bell Tele- Mrs. Jay Perkins, president, glamellias, red garnet roses an> phone Company, Red Bank. announced the Pan-Hellenic lemon leaves. Council will hold a tea for senior Miss Kimberly Ann Grant, To Correspond high school girls and their moth home, was maid of honor for hi ers in late May in the Junior sister. Bridesmaid was Miss Rul With Volunteer Service League Clubhouse, Rum Jen*en of Orange. They wor son. All sorority alumnae are in- Identical floor - length Empire MAfTAWIAN — The Junloi vited. styled gowns of ruby velvet Woman's Club of Matawan haw Members worked on scrap initiated a new project. ENERGY matching bow headpieces am books to be given to children in carried cascades of white glamel The club has chosen a Peace MOTHER AND DAUGHTER preview tome fashions from the Preventorium, Farmirtgdale. Has. < • • Corps volunteer, serving In Ken A June picnic for dub mem- RMg bearer for his sister wa: ya, Africa, with whom to cor- th» Sean, Roe-buck Company, MiddUtown, collection bers and husbands will be Christopher Allan Grant, at home respond, The volunteer i which will be shown at the St. Agnes Rotary Altar planned at the next meeting to Thomas C. Piper, son of Dr. am! Society luncheon Saturday at noon in the Harbor Restau- be held on Wednesday, May 12, Mrs. Howard C. Pieper-of Key in' the home of Mrs. Thomas Regional PTA port. Miss Gladys Fleck and Mis: rant, Atlantic Highlands Marina. Cynthia Montaldo, 10, Shea, 37 Glenmary Ave. Meets Tonight Betty Jean Gullman will be th< model« a white confirmation ensemble and her mother, correspondents for the local club M - A film on th Mrs. John Montaldo, 103A Bay Ava., Atlantic, highlands, The project originated follow- broad base tax will b e shown» Raritan Club ing the club's presentations of a two-piece pink laca sheath with matching accessories. • meeting of the Matawan Ri Peace Corps film to an area 4H Mrs. Montaldo is chairman of the fashion show and Mrs. Picks Delegate gional High School Parent-Teacl club and the Hi-Y Tri Club. Both er Association tonight at 8:30 James Earl ay and Mrs. Robert Curtli, in charge of the RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Miss showings were at Camp Arrow- Joyce Gabriel, daughter of Mr. the high school auditorium. Th head. • luncheon. Mrs. Joel Stein of S&art will do the fashion and Mrs. John A . Gabriel, 7 agenda also includes presentatioi Members of the club also saw commentary. Heetwood Dr., Hazlet, has been of the charter to the Explorei the film again at the Federation selected by the Woman's Club of Scouts,. sponsored by the PTA Night program of the Mansquan Raritan Township as its delegate PTA delegates to the fourth ai Junior Woman's Club. Attendin :o the Citizenship Institute to be nual •• Governor's Traffic Safet; torn Matawan were Mrs. Bar-5th District Conference held at Douglass College, New Conference tomorrow in Trentoi ton Hoeg, Mrs. Frank Panek Brunswick, June 21-2S. are Mrs. Joseph Loeffler, presi Mrs. Jack Cottrell, Mrs. John A project of the New Jersey dent; Mrs. Joseph Smith aw Kovacs and Mrs. Robert Gray. State Federation of Women's Mrs. Weldon Sams. Is Monday in Belmar Iubs, the Citizenship Insitute is SSBSSBSSSSi HAZLET — Spring conferee A musical interlude will be pre- held each year for outstanding To Show Film if the Fifth District of the N. sented by the Manasquan Wom- high school junior girls. The pro- Picke+fs Post (ersey State Federation of Worn an's Club. Mrs. George Bucke- gram includes speakers on gov- m's Clubs will be held on Mo lew of the Manasquah club, which SIFT SHOP On SS Hope ernment, a visit to the State laji in the Hotel Barclay, V. is the hostess club, is conference House in Trenton, and a week SHREWSBURY — A film strip and reservations chairman. on Project Hope, showing the fth Ave., Belmar, with regii of fellowship with other Junior help brought to underprivileged ration at 10 a.m. Art awards will be made by [iris from all over the state. areas of the world by the hospital The morning session will beg Mrs. Harry DeSamper, Lincroft, Miss Gabriel is recording sec- CEREALS ship S. S. Hope, will be shown t 10:30 with Mrs. George district art chairman, and press retary of the Student Council, tomorrow at a meeting of the chneider, Asbury Park, Fifi book awards will be made by copy editor for the school news- Women's Association of the Pres District vice president, presidin, Mrs. William V. McLane, Raritan papers, a member of the "Bye, Township, district publicity chair- Gifts — Candle* — Cardt bjrterian Church. The meeting, in •Miss Geraldine V. Brown, Kej Bye, Birdie" cast, and a member the church house lounge, wdl man. All entries in both depart- of the French and Math Tutoring Home Accessorial Mrt, Southern vice president ments must be in place before >pen at 9:30 a.m. with the serving :he State Federation will be th Clubs. She writes a weekly school 10 a.m. column for the Perth Amboy if coffee and oake. eynote speaker. Her topic wi Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evening News. Mrs. Robert Mayes, Little Sil- be "Why?" Thurs. Eve. 'Til 9 P.M. er, will narrate the film strip. Mrs. A. Lynn Kenniston, Jr. An honor student. Miss Gabriel Closed Sunday The Marttia Circle of the Wom- Bound Brook, state chairman Garden Club plans to enter college and major sn's Association met this morn- he Evening Membership Depart in the Russian and French lan- Keyport-Holmdel Rd. ng in the home of Mrs. Theo ment, will speak on "The Need guages. She plans to teach upon Speck, Shrewsbury. The Mission Welcomes 3 graduation from college. Holmdel Village or Evening Membership," an 3eiies will meet Wednesday, drs. John H. Kinney, Matawa LONG BRANCH — Three new 946 - 8600 pril 23, at 9:30 a.m. in the ditor of the New Jersey Ou members were welcomed by the hurch house woman Magazine, will discuss th Garden Club of Long Branch a Fitlcin Alliance ublication. Convention inform its meeting last week in the home ;ion will be reported by Mrsof Mrs. Joseph J. OIiv«ri, 530 Plans Luncheon H, Buchanan, conventio Cedar Ave. They are Mrs. Ed- ward Donnelly, Deal; Mrs. FREEHOLD — Plans for the JEAN KUMM WATSON lommittee members. President uncheon and fashion show May the 38 clubs in the distri George Baldwin, West Long CONCERT PIANIST AND ORGANIST Branch and Mrs. Wilbur Schnei- 13 in the American Hotel were ill report their clubs' achievi completed at last Thursday's ' " " Formerly of New .York lents for 1964-65. der, Eatontown. A covered dish luncheon preceded the . meeting meeting of the Fitkin Alliance in Hie home of Mrs. Merritt R. Mrs. Edward Pearsall, presi- BUS TRIP Lamson, Jr., Park Ave. Mrs. S. Announces the Opening dent, read a request for volun- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Th Tipton Randolph was co-hostess. teers to be hostesses at the Gerber tlantlc Highlands Garden CIu! Fashions will be shown by Bel- 'Haippy Birthday Tour" slated of her Piano Studio /ill sponsor a bus trip to th mar Fashion Corner. Mrs. Joseph for Maj? 5 and 6 by the Garden hort Hills Shopping Center Apri 'ammaro and Mrs. James Coak- BABY CEREALS Club of New Jersey. AT 8. The group will lunoh at Stoul [ey are chairmen. 129 Ruinson Rd. Runigon r's and attend H performance Mrs. Harry Ely gave a talk Mrs. Eugene Soden and Mrs. on robins: Mrs. Oliveri's daffodil • Corner of Belleview "A Most Happy Fellow" ii 'rank Kudlack are chairmen of That's right I There's a treasure-trove of energy (and nourishment) ie Paper Mill Playhouse, Mill arrangement won first award in the cocktail party slated for June 5 Beginners and Advanced the member competition at the20 in the garden of Mrs. William in Gerber Baby Cereals. Because they're rich in the calories active telephone 842-2459 urn. meeting. Students Accepted is i: Errickson, Monument PI. Rain babies need. And they're fortified with a special form of iron, calcium Mrs. Waldron P. Smith A plant sale will take place charge of reservations. date is June 27. and important B-vitamins. Naturally, each one is easy to digest. at the next meeting May 10. The next meeting of the group will be May 6 in the home of Pleasure personified! Gerber Cereals have the delicate flavors that Clothing Sale Set Mrs. Alexander Levchuk, Sunset delight wee ones. When mixed with milk or formula, the texture is HARBOR LIGHT BEACH CLUB Ct. RED BANK — The Greater dreamy-smooth and palate-pleasing. For you, they stir to creamy THE ONLY BEACH CLUB IN NEW JERSEY WITH THESE FACILITIES Red Bank Section of the National Council of Jewish Women will Bnai Brith Men perfection in seconds. | WE ARE WOW ACCEPTINg RESERVATIONS FOR THE it sponsor a "Nearly New" clothing sale Tuesday through Thursday To Receive Charter All Gerber Baby Foods are prepared by specialists who work con- April 27-29, at 42 Monmouth St., MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The stantly in the interest of better infant nutrition. We're proud to say: Husband, wife and two children, additional teenager or child <£' Red Bank. All types of clothing :harter of the new Bayshore "Babies are our business... our only business I"* and household Items will be on-odgc of Bnai Brith Men will be fn same family $10. Including beach, pool, tennis, dressing * sale from 10 a.m. to S p.m.presented Sunday, May 2, at facilities, activity field, etc daily. lolts Neck Inn. 115 Mrs. Bertram Felnswog, New In addition to the charter pre ALL THIS AND MORE For Farther Infarmatfo* Shrewsbury, is vice president in ientation, the lodge will hold a When you buy Gerben-you're sure of Swim tnwm—All Levels Deposit of $25 mult aceem- CALL IOB OSOOODBY charge of council's fund raising linner-dance and installation of Children's AcHvfty Program Fomtdtr of lob Osgeedby's plans! Chairman is Mrs. Samuel ewly-eleoted officers. Richard your money's worth in nourishment I %%% 19 MIDBUl pmy appllcoHoa. All eppll- Football Tralnlig Cons Furman, New Shrewsbury. She •ischman, 3 Carol La., Strath- 10 O.W.-4 p.m. at Harbor Uakt Nash dab wjll be assisted by Mrs. .Stanley ""»re. is in charge of invitations Wkv Far For A Camp? •aftWM Mkiett t* MA IKIAHT Siege), New Shrewsbury; Mrs. which have already been sent Water Sklfoa. Inrrecitea ISM OcmAnm David Pinsley, Red Bank; Mrs. to the membership. And Tawteg Albert Gordon and Mrs. Joseph Sidney Sawyer, 2 Buttorewood Co»k-tmH. lOMball, •424232 — 142-342* Sanker, Middietown, and other Rd., Middietown, is president- 1 ActMltes 747-11*4 council members. elect. V %

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 7c PER COPY Cities Brace for Flood Crisis LA OROSSE, Wis. (AP) - La claimed some victories. Water injuring 15 young volunteer flood way to a crest of 24.5 feet ex- what to do about an elderly man Crosse was worn but ready today ringed the city's north side and fighters. Eleven were released pected Friday. and wife who have refused to in the crisis hours of its struggle had swept over two of three run- after hospital treatment and four Mrs. Delbert Jenkins of Mar- leave their home. against a record flood crest ram- ways at the municipal airport on were held for observation. quette said the tavern operated The house remains dry, but paging through the Mississippi French Island. Phone service was The injured ranged in age from by her police chief husband had the flood waters are only 50 River Valley. cut to both locations. 12 to 18. closed. The Riverview Tavern feet away and the crest still to The river has swelled to 17.7 A guard remained posted at a normally rings with laughter, but come. The five-foot high wall is part "I've lived in this house 10 feet, only inches short of an ex- 15-million gallon gasoline tank of a mile-long dike officials hope Mrs. Jenkins said, "Nobody's pected 184oot crest, due to ram farm where one tank, holding laughing now." years." said Mrs. Sam Ferris, will prevent major flood damage. "and I don't intend to let a lit- five-miles of protectives dikes be- 107,000 gallons, was tipped at a The wall buckled under the fore day's end and hold through "We're surrounded by water," tle water drive me put." 10 degree angle when a dike weight of sandbags piled on top she said. "All the highways are Friday. crumbled Monday. Water swirled Illinois Gov. Otto Kerner or- and the pressure of sand dumped closed. We still get mail every dered 45 national guardsmen Alter 48 hours of frenzied labor eight feet deep around the self- against one side. day when an Army 'duck' (an sealing tanks and the potential from Rock Island to duty yes- on the dikes, flood fighters had The rising waters still were amphibious vehicle) comes in. terday. They will patrol river won a standoff. Crews were given fire danger added to the city's some distance from the break, But people going in and out have uneasiness. levees in the East Dubuque area. a brief rest shortly after midnight and flood fighters immediately to use a boat." They joined 300 other guardsmen before returning to raise and re- At the downstream city of Clin- began to plug the hole. Marquette is across the river ordered to patrol duty last week inforce the dikes. ton, Iowa, a 75-foot wall col- At Marquette, Iowa, the river from Prairie du Chien, Wis., in the Henderson County and But the river already had lapsed without warning yesterday, reached 23 fe«t yesterday on the where officials were wondering Quincy area to the south.

MAYOR'S pLESSING — Keaniburg Mayor Louis T. Collichio, Sr., second from right, Mother\ 7 Children Die in Crash gave his endorsement yesterday fax a three-man state seeking election to Borough NEWARK (AP) - A Jersey Seven died within minutes of wreckage of the car. The in- north and southbound lanes and across the highway after the Council on May 11. Memberj of slate are at left, Thomas J; Kennedy and Daniel City mother and seven of her the accident and a boy died ear- jured were all thrown onto the struck the side of the tractor accident, turning over a few P. McLoone, and at right, Anfhony Auer. Mayor is not seeking re-election. children perished in a car-truck ly today. highway, he said. trailer. The truck in turn times. collision on U.S. Rt. 1 op- Police said 11 of the victims Fernicola said it appeared swerved to the right and over- The accident tied up south- posite the Newark Airport last were riding in the car, that the car crossed a seven- turned in a ditch. bound traffic for .more than a V Collichio Will Not Run night. • A truck driver, T. C. Turner, foot grass strip dividing the He said the car proceeded mile. Police identified the dead as 35,.of Concord, N. C, was ad- Mrs. Annie C. Sherod, of 218 mitted to St. James Hospital Washington St., and her chil- in fair condition. His helper, Mayor Endorses Slate dren; May, 18, Jesse Lee, 15; asleep in a bunk at the time Annie, M, Jonathan, 8, Kathy, of the ..crash, was not injured, Long Range Planning ^ — Mayor Louis men meet four basic standard: agencies and contracts, and to 2, James A. Jr., 14, and Wan- police said. T. Collichio, Sr.F gave his en- which he feels will provide thi serve the community with ab- da, 3. : Patrolman Lew Fernicola, dorsement yesterday to a three- borough with good governmenl solute integrity. The husband and father, Ar- first policeman to arrive at the man slate composed of Daniel These are: ability to successful Rap Councilman thur, was in critical condition, scene of the 11:50 p.m. crash, L. Mdbdpne, Thomas J. Kennedy ly cany out the mayor's pro as was his son Charles, 12. Di- said four bodies were lying on grams that have been instituted In a lengthy statement, the ana, another daughter, was the highway and three more By County, Fort Urged and Anthony Auer in their bid to counter-balance progress wit! mayor praised the three candi- listed as serious. were found in the flattened for election to Borough Council dates as men of integrity and FREEHOLD — Freeholder Di- zens committee be formed' for Mr. Irwin said he was not yet on MW 11. an equitable tax rate, to providi firm guidance and surveillanci ability to do a good job. rector Joseph C. Irwin reported Fort Monmouth liaison. prepared to give a full report The mayor, in giving his en- Meanwhile, at Trenton, Gov. of his talk with Gen. Moorman, dorsement to the trio, said thei over all municipal departments Mr. Collichio singled out two yesterday that long range plan- other candidates, incumbent Richard J. Hughes said he was or of the ideas which may have GOP to Endorse ning will be needed for the free- concerned about warnings from been generated, but will in a Councilmen T. Edward Kinlin holders to join with officials from the general about a lack of few days. and Martin C. Lohsen, and C. Fort Monmouth for mutual Bernard Blum, borough manager, growth at the fort and possible "I have not yet had the op- Irate Parents Demand growth and development in Mon- effects on seashore area econ- portunity to completely inform for some rough criticism.' Coleman Today omy. mouth County. the Board of Freeholders and He said he would work to de- The governor said he would be any public statement in detail feat Mr. Lohsen and Mr Kinlin WEST LONG BRANCH — The borough was believed to have had This was the gist, he said, of Weekend Graduation Monmouth County Republican a conference he had last week willing to appoint a representa- before that would be premature," at the polls but said his efforts an excellent chance of getting the tive from the staff of Commis- the director said. , WESf LONG BRANCH—About ident, said it would be econom- steering committee will unani- nomination. with Maj. Gen. Frank W. Moor- were not to be considered a sioner Robert A. Roe, Depart- "I am satisfied, however, that 30 irate parents last night harsh' ically impractical to close school "political vendetta." mously endorse Asbury Park But, at a confab of candidates man, Fort Monmouth command- ing officer, after the general had ment of Conservation and Eco- there is no immediate concern ly .criticized the Board of Edu a week ahead of schedule be- councilman James M. "Chippy" and brass called Monday by the cause the amount of state aid The mayor said neither man Coleman today as the party can- suggested in an interview with nomic Development, to serve on for urgent action but there is a catloq for scheduling the eighth was equipped to lead the com- Monmouth County Republican a liaison committee. situation which needs attention." is based upon the number of didate for thl Assembly. chairman, J. Russell Woolley, it The Register that a county citi- grade' graduation on a Monday days school is open. munity during what he termed a "crucial economic era." The meeting will take place at was decided, after several names night.': Request Is Noted 4:30 p.m. in the Borough hall, were discussed, that Coleman He said the people all know Freehold Township Planners Mrs. MHton P. McGrew, 159 The president noted that a co- here. would make the best candidate. Parker Rd., told the board Mon that Mr. Kinlin deserted him six alition of five Jewish groups months after his administration Efforts by Spring Lake Heights' The session was held in the day night was inconvenient for from the Red Bank area had sent took office. Mayor Joseph E. Robertson; Dick Shadowbrook, Eatontown. most families. She recalled that, a letter to Earl B. Garrison, Klein, publisher of Klein publica- An Attorney He charged Mr. Kinlin with with thtk.«cc«ptlpn^'Mt year, Monmouth . County'a superinten tions; Daniel Kruman. Deal COm- Coleman is 41. is an attorney Ask 1-Acre Lot Minimum providing poor leadership in the graduation traditionally has been dent of .schools, requesting tha missjioner, and o*|})SBj«1to win sup- and has been in politics eight held>ii a Friday. school and social activities be urban renewal program'by en- port from GOP leaders were fruit- years. He now is the chairman FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP—One-permit further .planning. The township engineer, Eugene scheduled for other than Friday tertaining proposals that would less. of the city housing authority. acre minimum residential lot sise Mayor Wagner eiipfessed dis- Amron. said that subdivision plan Pointing- to the fact that the appointment that the township's approvals all had a three-year nights, because that is the Jew- have wrecked the redevelopment Robertson was In the thick of The candidate refused to run at least for the present, was •chool _ system has a reserve of program. master plan, prepared by 0. time limit, and if work on the MOW days left, she argued tha ish Sabbath. the fray for the Assembly nomi- again this year for a council.seat recommended last night in a reso Shaving Incident when he failed to receive a pledge Wayne Noble, Associates, Pater- developments was not completed the eiterqses should be held the A copy of that letter was for- nation and had been endorsed lution directed to the Township son "made no reference to any within that period, the developer preceding Friday and that day warded to the local board; he He charged Mr. Ldhsen with over the weekend by the Mon- from his colleagues that they would name him mayor if he was Committee and passed unani planned community.:. There is would have to apply again, and also ihould mark the close or said. ruining the dignity of the com- mouth County Young Republican room here for one-acre, half-acre would need to, meet any new lot school. • munity in the "eyes of the club. re-elected. He had been the top mously by the Planning Board Mrs. McGrew retorted: "I al- vote-getter. and three-quarter acre zoning" requirements that might be in The graduation now is sched- ways thought the majority country" by his celebrated shav- Many party leaders, thought the The current minimum Is 25,000 the mayor said. effect. uled for Monday, June 21, with ruled." She accused the board of ing incident • at a council meet- young Republicans were out of The naming of Coleman will square feet, slightly more than a Discussing possible up-grading, Mr. Wood acknowledged that tchool closing Friday, June 25. bending to the will of a minority ng more, than five years ago. step in announcing support of complete the GOP county ticket. half acre. Mr. Wood said "we expected a there are a number of incom- The mayor was referring to Mayor Robertson before the Sen Richard R. Stout, West AI- The resolution, proposed by Rlh Mna, the board's p'res Paul A. Harrison, 24 Fulton great deal from the planning plete developments in the town- his battle with the council to steering committee session. lenhurst has been re-nominated Board Secretary, Patrick Fullam consultant in this regard, and ship which might be nearing the Ave., concurred with Mrs. Mc- tape-record borough meetings. as has Assemblyman Alfred N. originally referred to the one acre Grew. He said the Jewish com- One of their members, George we got very little." end of the three-year period. H During the course of one meet- Jewell, Oceanport, is the newest Beadleston, Rumson. Joseph Az- requirement as an "interim" The planning board had recom- an ordinance specifying one-acre Rescue Pair munity shouldn't be allowed to ng, Mr. Lohsen . got up and zolina, Middletown GOP chair- recommendation, but this term pressure the board on any mat- addition to the committee. The mended the one-acre lot size in minimum lot size is adopted, shaved with an electric razor in issue, which stirred up such a man is a newcomer running for was removed following an in- November 1963, but the Town- these developments will have to ter, adding that it was the Jews a humorous attempt to "jam Mr. an Assembly seat and Freeholder audible conversation between Mr Stranded On who were responsible for stop- commotion, has since been re- ship Committee took no action meet that requirement in order Collichio's tape recorder." solved to most everyone's satis- Director Joseph C. Irwin, Red Fullam, Board Chairman, Donald pending completion of the master to get additional building per. ping Bible reading in the class- Bank and Freeholder Benjamin Wood, and other board members room. Mr. Collichio blasted both men faction. plan, mlts, once the three-year mark Offshore Pier for not backing him up when he The Young Republicans now H. Danskin, Wall Township are Mayor Norman R. Wagner said providing a breather which would is passed, he said. "You're bringing & racial ques- charged Mr. Blum' with miscon- bidding for new terms. that the board needed "time to KEANSBURG—Two Port Mon- tion into the school system," he are expected to campaign for the mouth youths, stranded last eve- duct. whole county slate, including Coleman would succeed assem- do a little far-reaching planning.' charged. The mayor also cited the coun- blyman Irving E. Keith, Bradley Want 'A Breather1 ning, on a broken-off section of Mrs. Conrad T. De la Motte Coleman. «n old pier a half-mile off the citaen's refusal to back him up Mayor Robertson, who has put Beach, who withdrew from this Other board members referred Pennsylvania Firm 15 Sherman Ave., said it was dif- on his charges concerning a sew- year's campaign. to the up-grading as a means of Keansburg shore when their boat ficult for relatives to attend a in 12 years of public service inh's drifted away, were rescued at er repair bill presented by the Monday' graduation. She said M.M. Nero Contracting Co., Haz- 1:25 this morning by coast most people think in terms of Low Sewer Line Bidder guardsmen from Sandy Hook et. The mayor contended that the weekend when it comes to the bill was not proper. i EATONTOWN - Low bidder The Authority expects to award Lifeboat Station. traveling. Key Issue Marlboro Citizens' Unit among 10 on the Sewerage Au- the contract at a special meeting The Coast Guard identified the May Reconsider thority's proposed sewer exten- Tuesday, May 4, in Memorial two as Charles Fossani, 20, of 200 As for Mr. Blum, Mayor Col- School. Indications were that the board ichio said he would become the sion last night was Lisbon Con Wilsop Ave.,, and Albert Hallford, will consider the protests and tractors, Inc. of Danboro, Pa. 19, of 184 Port Monmouth Rd. number one issue in the election Authority funds of $40,000, $75,- report back at a later meeting. campaign. Names Bauman for Council The Pennsylvania firm bid 000 from the borough, and $18,- A Coast Guard spokesman said Clifton Benoit, 18 Shady Nook $129,535 for the installation using 400 from Mr. Silverstein now are the two had gone fishing in He "should be replaced by a The Citizens Committee runs on From what The Register could *., Cljffwood, the step father of rained, efficient manager," said MARLiBORO — This dispute- 15-inch sewer trunk lines, or $119,' available to finance the project. Fossani's rowboat, and had tied it a 10-jyear-old boy who is totally ridden township had another the Independent ticket and, al- learn, there was no bloodshed at 756 using 12-inch pipe. to the pier section. When they deaf and is blind in one eye, he mayor. seam rip last night when a con- though there will be no balloting last night's political hassle, but A. J. "Gus" Lanning, sanitary •were ready to return home, they Mr. Collichio said both Mr. in the June 1 primary, the can- reports have it that the two in- The project will extend the engineer for the Authority, esti- asked the board where to turn flict arose in the powerful Citi- present borough sewer line from discovered that the "boat was now that a special class for deaf Kinlin and Mr. Lohsen were zens Committee, didates still must file by tomor- cumbents stormed out of Ihe mated that total cost including all missing. handing out campaign material the Garden State Parkway spur fees and contingencies will be children held here had been or- Over the wishes of the execu- row's deadline. room, to be returned later, when The Coast Guard spokesman dered olosed. in which they were taking credit Mr. Bauman got the nod to run. to the intersection of Wyckoff $150,000. The Authority will act tor municipal improvements ad- tive board, a majority of the Rd. and Grant Ave., using a said the Sandy Hook station was Mr. Manna advised him to con-, But when Mr. Bauman spoke at once to raise the additional called about midnight by Keans- anced by him (Mr. Collichio). nearly 50 members of the club route which avoids a pumping $17,000. tact his local school board, which last night picked controversial Man Killed to The Register later, all seemed station by crossing lands owned burg police, who reported hear- bears the responsibility for pro- He said Mr. McLoone, Mr. Ken- Purchase of a force pump and nedy and Mr. Auer have served Gerald Bauman to run for Town- quiet on that front. He explained by Mrs. Anthony J. DeVito. ing calls for help. A boat and a viding educational facilities for last night's meeting this way: hose for the borough sanitation Coast Guard helicopter were dis- n appointive boards and have ship Council, along with incum- Will Connect the child. He explained that the bents Thomas Antisel and Nor- Repairing plant for $£00 was authorized patched, and located the two . good working knowledge of bor- 'We had a vote, discussion and The borough line will connect unanimously. class was ordered closed last man Janwich. that was it. I feel I can help and youths,, the spokesman said. month because only three chil- ough affairs. with a line already installed on Fossani's boat, a 14-foot alumi- Mr. Auer is president of the The executives, In Monday Tire in Shop we'll give it a go. The group felt Wyckoff Rd. by developer Ber- dren were enrolled, none of night's session that ended about I would have a better chance of CRASS FIRE num rowboat with a 5'/-horse- whom resided here. Board of Health and Mr. Mc- HAZLET—Donald Buterbaugh, nard Silverstein to serve Wood- power outboard motor, has not Loone is a member of that body. 3 a.m., had selected Peter Staff- 21, of Harmony Rd., Middletown, winning (than Mr. Stafflinger.) mere-at-Eatontown. The extension RED BANK—Firemen doused "If the need was there," Mr. linger, president of the Board of Remarking on the agreement a grass fire at 5 p.m. yesterday yet been recovered. Vfanna said, "we would con- Mr. Kennedy is chairman of the died this morning in Riverview will serve most of the homes in Health, to run with the incum- signed in 1962, Mr. Bauman ex- Turner Village as well. on the estate of Ambassador tinue." Planning Board. bents. Hospital, Red Bank, after being * Platform struck by a tire in the J. M. plained: Katharine Elkus White, Tower In answer to a similar ques- (The seat In question belongs All necessary easements have Hill Rd. Police said one truck Boy Seriously tion from Fred MoCall, Neptune, As for the candidates, they Fields Automotive Center, Rt. 35, "That agreement was only been agreed upon, Henry J. to an incumbent Republican here yesterday. binding on the Nov. 5, 1963, elec- was dispatched to the scene. who also has a child enrolled in tressed these points,' Charles T. McCue, who probably Sallng, attorney for the Authority, the olass, Mr. Manna explained They favor urban renewal but Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, tion. The Citizens Committee said at last night's meeting. The r will not want to give it up in the feels that it is unfair now to bind BRUSH FIRE PUT OUT Injured by Car that widespread advertising to eel that the program has bogged coming November election.) county physician, attributed death only question is whether Mrs. lown because of bad planning. All community leaders to not being DeVito will consider the 12-inch LONG BRANCH - A small PORT MONMOUTH — F o u r- recruit additional students had Mr. Bsuman, who also holds to multiple fractures of the face year-old Robert De Land, of 231 proven unsuccessful. The presi- three contend that ground should and skull, and hemorrhage. He able to serve. I would hope that trunk adequate for future de- brush fire on South Lincoln Ave. the position of vice chairman of other trustees of the Citizens velopment of her land. was quickly extinguished by Edwards Ave., Long Branch, was dent said that with only three not have been cleared in the the Planning Board and member- said he will conduct a further reported on the seriously ill list students, each student's tuition renewal area without a contract examination this morning. Committee would run in the fu- "We're waiting for her answer members of the Elberon Engine ship on the Board of Education ture. now," Mr. Saling said. Company yesterday afternoon. today in Patterson Aamy Hos- cost more than $3,300 a year. with a developer to redevelop —and also is the chairman of According to police, the man, pital with a fractured skull, sus- Mrs. Helen Shields, who often the area. . the Citizens Committee-* a d an employee of the J. M. Fields tained when he was struck by a works with the deaf class, asked All three feel that a conflict of signed an agreement in 1962, store, was repairing a tire. car Monday afternoon. If the board would consider re- interest code should be enacted along with the other founders of Police said the tire apparently The boy was hit at 3:28 p.m. opening the class if it would be to cover all borough employees the splinter group not to run for was not completely on its rim Cash Collection Being Shown Monday by an auto driven by assured of larger enrollments. . instead of certain ones, as in the a council seat. when it was inflated with air, RED BANK - A matists and others is a collec- specimen of Wood's penny, which Mrs, paroline Hurley,. 73, of 151 She was advised that the situ- :ase now. "But does that agreement stand blew off the rim and struck the tists' delight is being displayed tion of federal reserve notes, ot was shipped to the colonies from Grand; Ave., Long Branch, police ation would be taken under con- The slate also pledges to im- in perpetuity?" questioned The victim in the head. in the Monmouth County Nation- which more than $27 billion are England to help ease the coin said. ! sideration. plement the police study made Register's informant. Police said the accident oc- al Bank, here, this week. outstanding. The set of notes shortage. Also on display is t According to patrolman Vincent The board scheduled a special several years ago and conduct curred at 3:38 p.m. Mr. Buter- George L. Bielitz, president of was printed by the U.S. Bureau half-cent and the 1864 two-cent J. Maccdoti, Mrs. Hurley claimed meeting for 8 p.m. Thursday, survey of existing borough Dog Vaccination Clinic baugh died in the hospital at the bank, said the exhibit is of Engraving, Washington, D.C., piece, which was the first coin she was slowly traveling south April 29, to award contracts on jobs to determine where ecno- Tonight. Oceanport Borough 12:20 a.m. made up of seven glassed frames for the Federal Reserve Bank of to bear the inscription In God on Edwards Ave. when the boy bids received last night for gen- mies could be effected. Hall and Portaupeck Firehouse. of currency and three frames of New York. We Trust. The.former Trade Dol- darted directly into the path of eral educational and janitorial The candidates said they had 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.—Adv. MEETING POSTPONED coins. Each note, although a genuine lar, many of which were used her car. supplies. Personnel contracts no quarrel with the proposed Academy Award Winner RUMSON — The regular meet- Some of the currency dates reproduction, is engraved only in, China trade, is, on display, 'Fireman R. Barry Kamm ad- wlH also be; awarded on that senior citizens housing project "Sundays and Cybele". Ameri- ing of the Rumson Planning back to Revolutionary times, on one side. The collection is dis- and gold coins, withdrawn from ministered first aid to the child date. but feel the Housing Authority can Field Service presentation. Board has been postponed until when the Continental Congress is- played through the cooperation circulation in 1933, ire also oh «nd stemmed the bleeding from The board secretary was au- has not established exactly how Rumson-Fair Haven Regional next Tuesday. The session was sued funds to help finance the of the New York bank, Mr. Biel- display. Ms wounds until an ambulance thorUed to solicit estimates for great the "need is to Justify the High School. Tonight only. 8:30. icheduled to take place last war to secede from England. tirsald. Counterfeit notes and "raised" arrived at the scene. a new school bus. KMinit facility planned. Donation $1.—Adv. night. Of (pecial interest to numis- Among the early coins is • notes ire shown also. TELEVISION • THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINING OUT 18—Wed., April 21, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTEB Television Highlights New Dance is 1:SM:1S (11) — Baseball. New York •**• (J) — Dick Van Dyke. A witty, But the Finish Yankee* vs. Minnesota Twins, from Yankee "inside-show-biisiness" story. Writer Rob Stadium. Petrie endures all sorts of humiliations while RED BANK By JAMES BACON thing you'll never see on the 7:W4:M (2)—"Lef» Go to the Fair." For secretly re-writing Broadway play gags for CARLTON- AP Movie-Television Writer Lawrence Welk show. / •II ol you who expect to, look forward to, boss Alan Brady. The dialogue crackles and Miry Poppiiu 2:10; 7:00: »:3O. The guys and gals hop for- tope to, and want to go to the Fair, here's TV star Brady (Carl Reiner) is awfully EATONTOWN HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Theward, jump back, hofr-hop-hop a sample of the new exhibits on view, and a. obnoxious but very funny. COMMUNITY- rock 'n' roll beat is wild — butahead. And finally, kiss-kiss- the dance is wilder. It's the Let- glimpse of the Opening Night festivities as S-M (5) — Esso Repertory Theatre. "The Clrcus World 2:10: 7:10: »:40. kiss. / the second season of the New York World's FREEHOLD kis. It can be done in, groups or Wedding" by Anton Chekhov. After a slow For once Hollywood, has F«ir rolls around. On hand to give you aU start, his early Chekhov farce about a family FREEHOLD— by couple. / manner and kind of details are Jack Link- Circus World TiSO: SMS. latched onto a new dance craze The dance got It/start in the of (ocial-dimbing fools embarked on a point- ASBURY PARK that makes some sense — cou- letter, Durward Kirby, Marilyn Van Derbur, less errand to make their wedding supper cave discotheques/of Paris last •nd "Miss Teenage America" Carolyn LYRIC— ples wind up kissing each other. December via a recording by grand, butlds finally to a moment of shatter- Nothlni But A M«n 7:25: 9:13. Mi«nini. ing truth. Enid Markey as (he bride's schem- MAYFAIR- It hit the Sunset Strip the oth-Finnish bandleader Anton Let- 7s»M (4)—The Virginian. "We've Lost a ing mother, and Edgar Daniels as the naval Chcyenne Autumn 2;0O; 7:00; 9:&o. er night and soon a group ol kis. Train." Guest stars crowd this tale about officer who becomes her unwitting pawn, are ST. JAMES— Hollywood names were doing it. Basically, the dance stems Trampas on a mission to Mexico. It's the • two actors who bring distinction and style to My Fair Lady 2:30: 1:30. Zsa Zsa Gabor said: "It from an old Finnish round face*, not the plot that entertain, as Rhonda NEPTUNE CITY dance, but the Parisian version this Milwaukee Repertory Theatre production. NEPTUNE CITY— makes me feel like the only girl Fleming appears in a saloon, Ida Lupino in a fraternity house." makes it wildly modern. plays a Spanish matron, Fernando Lamas 8:10-10:30 (7) — Burke's Law. "Who Cheyenne Autumn 7:00; 9:38. BRICK TOWN Zsa Zsa, George Hamilton, From Paris the dance spread turns up as a Mexican officer, and scene- Killed the Jackpot?" Fans of this alick-sleuth- to Munich's two-month pre-Lent- •teaJer Neville Brand swaggers on as a Texas Ing ser.'w, get a preview of one of its sched- BRICK PLAZA— Jim (Gomer Pyle) Nabors, Cheyenne Autumn 7:00; 9:35. Gene Barry and a bunch of star- en fasching fling. Ranger. (Color). uled next-season counterparts, starring Anne There as the< beer flowed, the Franc's as a "mascaraed private eye" named North of Red Bank lets were cavorting on the dance 8:SM:U (7)-ShIndig. Italy's little belter, floor like adults playing post dancers hopped and kissed all Rita Pavone, heads the list of this week's "Honey West." Miss Francis swaps clues ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC- office. over the Bavarian city. Priests bash for teenage song-and-dance swingers. with Amos Burke as they track down guest denounced the dance from the juspects John Ericson, Jan Sterling, Steve HOW to Murder Your Wife 7:00; 9:19. Along to help her kick up a fuss are Eng- HAZLET Finnish in origin, the dance is pulpits and even doctors de- land's Cilia Black. Wayne Fontana and the Forrest, Louis Hayward, and George Nader kind of a wild polka, but some- plored Its germ-carrying poten- tonight. LOEW'S DRIVE-IN— Mindbenders, America's Beach Boys, Ian Cmrtoon 7:00; Clrcui World 1*107: tial. Whitcomb, Carole Shelyne, and more. 1MI (2) - Danny Kaye. Actor Tony 11:20: Houieboit 8:20. Theater Hollywood's introduction to 8:15-19:20 (IS) - Pacera In Terrlt. Randall, the man with the mannerisms, is PLAZA the craze came in a brash press fun as Danny's guest and the two of them Clrcm World 7:00; 9:30. "Requirements of Peace: The Non-Nuclear SAYRE WOODS Boxseore agent way. Four Star television, Powers." Economist Barbara Ward of Eng- appear in skits about a Jewel theft gang after which has a record subsidiary, mu.eum pieces, and a chain shoe store ex- FOLK SINGER Melanio Safka of Long Branch, a student SAYRE WOODS— NEW YORK (AP) — "Wet land acts as chairman of this discussion on •nie SiUn Bus 7:U; >:20- Valiant Records, got the Ameri- national independence vs. international de- ecutive visiting New York. English vocalist at the New York School of Dramatic Arts, who wifl per- PERTH AMBOY Paint," a small revue at the off-can rights to "The Letkis" mu- pendence, by Nigeria's Representative to the Shani Wallis sings between sketches and Joins Broadway Renata Theater, was form at the Polk Song Concert Saturday at 8 p.m. inAMBOYS DRIVE-IN— sic. U.N., Chief S. O. Adebo; Chairman of the Randall and Kaye for songs at the end. Cartoon T:0O; Miry Popplne 7:30; mildly approved by the critical John Buck and the Blazers the Shrewsbury Quaker Meeting House, Sycamore Ave. 10:47: Crude at The Itflee 10:19. panel. Reviewers for three city National Committee on Productivity of 10:15-11:40 (IS) — Pacem in Terrla. "Two MAJESnC- recorded it. Four Star imported France, Robert Buron; former vice president Views: Asian and South European." Asso- and Broad St. The concert, a benefit for Nigerians, will Clrcui World 2:00; 9:00; 9:40; Younfnewspapers edged mijeed reports a couple of European experts in of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Fury 4:15; »:1O. In favor, and two were generally ciate Justice of the Supreme Court William be performed by the Nothing Strum, well-known shore the dance, hired a hall and in- Alberto Llerai Camargo; Jordan's Repre- O. Douglas presides over this session featur- EDISON unimpressed. vited the stars. The European sentative to the U.N., Abdul Monom Rifa'i; ing addresses by Madame Vijaya Lakshmi folk singers. MENU) PARK CINEMA— Ticket-Buyers Guide: Tickets dancers pulled the.stars on the and Member of the Federal Assembly of Circus World 2:00; 4:30: 7:00; 9:30. for all Broadway shows will be floor and taught them how. Pandit of India, and Deputy Prime Minister WOODBRIDGE Yugoslavia, Mrs. Vida Tomsic. of Italy, Pietro Nenni. DRIVE-IN— • scarcer than , usual during the "The kissing is' the easy Clrcu» World 7:05; 11:10; Blood on next week with influx of students part," said Zsa Zsa. "The steps Folk Concert Set the Arrow 9:35. on spring vacation from schools are a little trickier." The Admiral's Review and colleges. The SRO big five And thus, the Watusi is as Complete Program Listings includes "Fiddler on tile Roof," SHREWSBURY - A Folk Song Ken Kastle and John Shine. The'Goes On' Friday Night passe as the bunny hop. Channeal 1 WCBS-TV Channel 5 Z. WNEW-TV . Channel » _,_„ WOR-TWO1 V "Funny Girl." "Hello, Dolly!," Concert will be held Saturday at latter has his own one-hour radio HIGHLANDS — Tickets are on"Luv" and "The Odd Couple." ChaaoeM WNBC-TV Channel 7 WABC-TV Channel 11. WPDC-TV 8 p.m. In the Shrewsbury Quakeron campus. sale ifor "The Admiral's Re- Hard to get are Ducats for "Ba- Meeting House, Sycamore Ave. WIONEIDAY 1:11 Miss Melanie Safka of Long view," a talent show and genera) ker Street," "Do I Hear a Waltz?" AFTCRNOON 4-N«wt—Floyd Kolber 'acem In Terrls and Broad St. Branch, a student at the Newentertainment program being and "Barefoot in the Park." Gen- 11:M - 11—Bcutboll—Yank««« vs. Twins „ Performing will be the Noth- York School of Dramatic Arts, sponsored by the Henry Hudson I—Lev. of Ufe-Serlot t—Olck Van Dyke—Comedy erally available on short notice *—Colt My Bluff-Oomt 2—Password—Game ' 4—Fllm-The Uit Hunt- ing Strum group which has been will be featured. Regional High School Parent are the other 14. offerings. "Fade 7—Donno Reed—Corned/ 4—Moment of Truth—Serial Robert Taylor—2 hrs. heard throughout the shore area, As usual for this group, there Teacher Association, Friday at 9—Memory Lam—Jo* Franklin 7—Flame In the Wind—Serial 5— Repertory Theatre Out-Fade In" closed Saturday 11:1] ".hamplonshlp Bowling including the MonmouHi Shop- will be a mixture of song and p.m. in the school. night after 271 performances. *—News—Robert Trout - a—House Party—Ll'nkletttr ping Center, Eatontown, Old Millpoetry readings. The concert is Proceeds will benefit the schol- Closing next Saturday is "Com- )>:» 4—Doctors—Serial J—Cora Williams 7—Day in Court—Drama 7—Burke's Law—Mystery Gallery, Tinton Falls, and thea benefit for Nigerians. Richard arship fund. edy in Music," with Victor Borge, 1—Search for Tomorrow' I—One Step Beyond—Drama James Phillips is chairman of 7—Pother Knovn But J-Metropolltan Me"mo 1»:00 bandahell in Marine Park, Red Priebe at Fair Haven, a mem- after 169. II—Buckanw 50O—Buck Wnvir Bank. ber of Shrewsbury Meeting, Is the event. 11:41 I—Danny Kaye—Variety Joining the lineup Thursday is J—Guldlna Light—Serial 5—News f—Richard Boons—Drama now serving with the Peace Mrs. Samuel P. Brown and 7—Ntws—Marfene Soniftrs e—Pocket Billiards John Drzostoski, the group's "And Things That Go Bump in 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoon II—Richard DIamond-MysMry Corps in Nigeria. George Coleman are in change of 11:51 coordinator, stated that among the Night," a drama starring Ei- *—Ntw»— Ray schem* J—To Tell the Troth—Panel those participating Saturday Mr. Brzostoski, who will be talent section for the program. Item 11:M 4-Another World-Serial 3-Newt-R0bert Ports leen Heckart, at the Royale. . *-Ltov« It •> Beaver 5—Peter ounn—Mystery io:u be high school students Ruth master of ceremonies, recently *—ewryftlno'i Relative) 7—General Hosnltol—Serial 'ocem In Terrl* oil n son, George Gray, David read his own poems at hooten- SENIOR COUPLES TO MEET Next Week! S—Cartoons—Children ?—Jomti Beard—Women RED BANK — The monthly FIREMEN'S DANCE 7—Rebus—Gam* 1:11 r—ABC Scop* Griffiths, Eva Garoff, Sue Fisch- anny at Monmouth College, II—Pioneer*—Drama »—News—Oouglos Edwards I—Biography—Documentary er and Paula Gronert, and Rutwher- e he also was master of meeting of the Senior Couples MIDDLETOWN - Old Village Club of First Presbyterian Fire Company will hold its an- J-Edoe of NIght-Serlol I—New»—Jim Jensen gers University undergraduates ceremonies. ;BEST ACTRESS! 1:M 4—You Don't Soyl—Gome 4— Newt— Frank McGee Church, will be held Friday at 7nual square dance Saturday, May I—Ai the WorM TWni , S-Cortoont-Chlldren 5-News-BIII Beuttl I'olock. Following a buffet sup- 1, in the fire house, Rt. 35, at 9 I Plus4oUnr 4-Let'e Make A Deo I ' 7—Young Morrleds—Serlol e—Newt—Wlngatt, Klernan 5—Fllnv-ProfeMlonal Soldier— e—Film—El Pose— Il-Ntws-Morlln O'Hora Television Mailbag per, pupils of the Leah Mauer p.m. Tickets may be obtained » Academy Award*! Victor McLaolen—1 hr., 20 mln. John Payne—M mln. 11:11 Dance Studio, Red Bank, will en- from Edward Strutski, 116 Apple 7—Girl Talk—Ponel 4:00 4—Weather—Tex Antalne •—Film—Keep *em Flytno— !—Match dame 5—Film—All Through the Night- tertain. Blossom La. Abbott and Costello-40 mln. $—Astraboy—Cartoon Humphrey Bogart—2 hrs., 10 mln. 11—Newi 7—Trallmoiter—Western I—Weather-Morllyn Grey Wonderful Old Witch 4:15 11:15 11—Yankee Worm-Up 11—Yankee Wrap-Up 4—Locol Newt—Jim Hartz By STEVEN H. SCHEUER ratings say but I would like to 4:25 7—Nightlife—Variety know what series you get the 4—News—Nancy Dlckereon »—Sports—Cure Mother Question — Who plays the won- Maty most questions about from the 4:M II—Sports—Bob Wolff derful old witch who collects J—Sea Hunt—Adventure fans. I think this should tell RED BAN•IKV AREMKCAM 4—Doble ONUS—Comedy t—Film—Th» Egg and I— doorknobs and bumps into walls which series are being watched 5—Sandy Becker-Children Claudette Colbert—2 hrs., J mln. on "Bewitched"? I think she's II—Ptonet Patrol-Children I—Best of Grouchd—Quit on a consistent basis. — W.L., Ibptfns M-Let's Unread • . . adorable and she look familiar, e—Rim—Iron Man— but I can't place her. — R.M.Fords, , NVJ. ' ms. I—Film—Abbott and Costtllo Go to Mars Answer — I don't know Sf our —90 mln. 4—Johnny Carson GloversvMte, N.Y. 4—Film—Wyoming—Wollace leery— mail is a good guide of what se- I—Star Theater—Drama Answer — The grand old stut- APRIL 1 hr., SO mln. tering comedienne is Marion ries are being watched on a con- 7—Film—The Electronic Monster— e— News and Weather sistent basis, but it does gauge 27 Rod Cameron—1 hr.. SJ mln. Lome. She appears as fumbling Hubbard Ave., River Plaza »—Mike Douglas-Varlely 4—Newt—Geoffrey 'pond "Aunt Clara" on the "Bewitched" performer popularity. The se- juurowK II—Beachcomoef BUI ries which has been getting the Am. tJwottr Red •oak Jayetes li-Once Upon A Day-Children 7—Film—Isle of Fury— series from time to time. Her Humphrey Bogort—1 hr., 15 mln. last TV series was the "Garry most play in our mallbags is ANDREWS-VAN DYKE 11—Three Stooges—Comedy "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." . rECHNCOLW* WORLDS LARCLST 13—What's New—Children 4—Film—Way Down East— Moore Show." Before that she a •ViNINO Rochell* Hudson—1 hr., 49 mln. was a regular on "Mister Peep- with "The Fugitive," "Peyton 5-News ers" which starred Wally Cox Place" and 'Hullabaloo" placing S-Mlckey Mouse Club 1:11 next. However, this may change 11—New—Kevin Kinned/ I-Newt and Tony Randall and "Sally" lJ-Operotlon Alphabet II which had Joan Caulfield as its in the next few weeks. *—Film—The Hitler Gang- star. "U.N.C.L.E;" was hardly known 11—Locol Newt—John Tlllman Robert watson-l hrt. until it made a time change and 4—Sports—Lou Boda (—Film—Home In Indiana— Question — I know what the now every third or fourth letter JOHN WAYNE 7—w«mer—Ken Rabat ' Walter Brennort-3 hrs. asks about the show. II—Weother-Vlvlon Farrer THURSDAY CIRCUS WORLD" t:» MORNINC) J—News—Robert Trout 7—Film— Romance en the High Seat— 4—Locol News—Oobe Pressmen, t Jock Carson—J hrs. Question — Did Robert Mit- Bill Ryon ' -Education Exchange 1—Rocket Squad—Police chum's son Jim play in the mov- 5—Soupy Soles—Variety t.it 7—1.6ml News—Von Sickle 4-Httn-Bob Wilson ie "Home From the Hill" with o—Trails West—Drama 1«:M his father? I know George Ham * CLYDE BEATTY* 11—Superman—Adventur* 2—Sunrise Semester t— News—Mike Wallace Doehelor Father—Comedy 4—Truth or Consequences—Came ilton played one of Mitchum's BATHING 20 UONS AND TIGERS la— En Francaln*— Lesions 7—Protect Know—Education *:45 II—Code Three—Police sons but who played his illegiti- 7'M 10:30 12 ACRKS 7—News—Peter Jennings 2—News and Weather mate son? Also, is this film 4-Todoy J—I Love Luey—Comedy OF TKNT» 2—Edltorlal-Mlchael Keating 4—What's This Sang?—Gam* show on TV? — M.C., Longview, 600 PEOPLE 7—Cartoons—children II—Star Theater—Oromo 7:11 2—Editorial—Michael Keotlng 18:10 Tex. 150 CIRCUS ARTISTS New* •—Farm Report 4—Weolher—Pert Hernon 7:30 10:55 Answer — George Peppard 7:M 5—Survey of the Arts 4—News—Edwin Newman played the role of Mitchum's il- 200 WILD ANIMALS 2—News—Walter Cronklte 5-Newi 4—News—Huntley. Brlnkley 2^—Captain Kangaroo e—News and Weather legitimate son in the film. This 15-ELEPHANTS-15 7—BIIKa—f>h1l silvers 5—Sandy Becker—Cslldrtn 1—Plnoccnlo—Cartoon was the role which helped to 11—Pettr Polomus—Corioons II—Operation Alphabet II 11:00 »—Profile: New Jersey 1:15 I—Andy Griffith—Comedy boost Peppard to stardom in $8,400 DAILY EXPENSE artoons—Children 4—Concentration—Game films. "Home From the Hill" is *—World's Fair Opening t:M 5 -11—Cartoons—Children NOW • 2:30 & 8:30 4-Vlrglnlan—Wntern —Romper Room—Children not available on TV as yet, but it $l 780,000 INVESTED «—Image* of America ALL SEATS RESERVED f S—Room\for One Morv II—Cartoons—Children 11:05 will probably show up in the near DANCE STfPS in preparation for the forthcoming Cotil- 7—Ozile and Harriet 7— Mews— Bill Owen future. TWICE o—Film—Corgo— 1—Kukla and Olllt-Pupptts 11:10 lion Ball are demonstrated by Harry Ailster, Asbury ACADEMY BUI Trovers—W mln. 2—McCoys—Comedy 11—Clay Cole—Variety I—Cartoons—Children AWARDS • POPULAR FRIGES 4—Jeopardy—Game Question — Where may I send Park, choreographer, and his atsistant, Mils Peggy Mann, 8 13—Spectrum—ScKnce 5—Holl of Fun—Fred Hall INCLUDING J—Love Thot Bobl^-Comedy 7-r-Prlce Is Right—Game a fan letter to Tina Louise of RESERVED AND ADMISSION TICKETS S—Unlouchablet— Oroma 4—Birthday House-Children »—Tell Me, Dr. Brothers Red Bank, at a practice lettion for participating debu- ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT 7—Paly Puke—Comedy 7—Gale Storm—Comedy "Gilligan's Island"? I think she's BEST PICTURE 11—World ol Music I—Jock La Lonne—Exercise gorgeous. — D.C., Memphis, tants. The ball will be held April 30 at 8:30 p.m. in Con- 1 BEST ACTOR SCOTTREXALL DRUGS J—Beverly Hillbillies '—News—Bill Owen MC Band, Collegians Tenn. vention Hall, Asbury Park, featuring SheJdon Powell * 7—Shindig—Variety 74 BROAD ST., RED BANK II—Thrlller-Myshry '—Oale Storm—Comedy Play Friday for Rotary Answer — You may address band. your complimentary remaTks to 2—Jock Benny^—Comedy WEST LONG BRANCH — The 5—Film—The Scar— • Miss Louise care of OBA TV, Paul Henries—1 hr., 23 mln. Monmoutti College dance band Television City, Hollywood, Calif. and Collegians, under the general You'll Find a WELCOME at . . . direction of Tommy Tucker, as- ALWAYS ACRES of FREE and IASY PARKING! (For an answer to your ques- SMOKING SECTIONS—NO EXTRA CHARGEI sistant professor of music in thetion about any TV program or Now On Sale! department of fine arts, will give actor, write to Steven H. la concert at the district Rotary Scheuer, Television Mailbag, care CLYDE BEATTY - COLE BROTHERS convention at the Claridge Hotel of The Register.) at Atlantic City Friday at 9 p.m. FILM TONIGHT Audrey Hepburn > Rtx Harrison The program will Include selec- CHOICE SEATS ON SALI tions from the record, "Mon- RUMSON - "Sundays and Cy-NOW! At Popular Prices.! mouth College in Concert," which bele," the 1962 award-winning FOR ALL PERFORMANCES CIRCUS WILD ACROSS THE WORLDI was made by the Collegians andFrench film, will be presented the dance band and has their tonight by the Rumson-Fair Ha- renditions of the college's new ven Chapter of the American arma mater and fight song, writ- Field Service in the Rumson- aiomowN TICKETS ten by Mr. Tucker. Fair Haven Regional High School Auditorium at 8:30 o'clock. AVAILAILI AT: Coral polyps live in all seas, CHRIS' DELICATESSfN "YOUNG FURY" even as far north as Norway's 483 W. From St.. Mvor Plata fjords. Reef-building varieties ATLANTIC r IN COLOR thrive best in tropic shallows. THEATRE ATLANTIC SUPERAMA llidil.inili—Trl. (Toy Deportmtut) Shrewsbury Ay*., N«w Shrewsbury HELD OVER PARKE DRUG LOUNGE Evenings 7 and 9:15 SI Iroad St.. Red lank SURF RESTAURANT EMMONS' MARKET Highway J5. Mlddletown HELD OVER! TONITE and SUNDAY JACXuMMw at his toughest! •k HBMUSI Sponsored by Greater Red Bank Jaycees NICKIE DON QUARTET FIATURINO JACKIE HILL COMING RACK HOMEI FRIDAY as*1 SATURDAY JOHN FORD'S m CIRCUS DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 27 HIS NEW CHMYENNE! Rinr MaM Chem aremeb. Hubbard Av««ie JIMMIE FAYE & BAND wN* 4tUf,4.m4 I p.». (DMI* *p*n 1 enel 7) OCIAN M.VD. at MATILDA TER. 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No. 1 10 73 ' H * H • GOVT INSPEOEO JUMBO SHRIMP «™30COUNT>1.O8 ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF FRANKS FLOUNDER FILLET TENDER • TASTY CRISP-TENDER ."MS* *• FRESH BROCCOLI larga bunch PASCAL CELERY -H8c U,S.NO; 1 SMELTS>.:. FULL OF JUICE CARROTS SEEDLESS Armour Star Cold Cuts FLORIDA ORANGES 10 <" 28c FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 5 <" 35c Vacuum Sliced STANDARD OYSTERS LONG • GREEN • CRISP ROME BEAUTIES Cookf d Salami, Oliv* tool, 6 or. Bologna, PAP Loaf, «»« CAUCHT H.38C CUCUMBERS 3 •" 28« RED APPLES 3>>»»38c Lundwm Mtal, Sodtty tool 4 99 lor's post but the firm made no the franchise of Joe'i TMS Ser- 20—Wed, Apnl 21, 196S THE DAJLY BBCISTEn Schantz Out comment, Mr. Sagouky subse- vice, operated by Joeepb Hardi- Zone for Apartments quently said the latter was notman, who I* retiring, provided necessarily a problem. tint operations be continued from Tio Get Po^t Members of council said that a stand in front of the American AdvancM in Freeholdactually the Parker Estate no Hotel. Bids will be taken Monday, FREEHOLD — Borough Coun longer was concerned because From Menges pllshing the change was about to May 17, for Installation of the cil set (he wheels in motion agair the property had been acquired pass two weeks ago council killed second of three planned "com- HOLMDEL - William H. MenMonda- y to rezone the so-callec by the potential garden apart, OPEN It because of what Borough At- munitors" in the sewage disposal ges, Republican municipal lead- Parker Tract at Broad St. ani ment developer, Franklin Broth- torney Harry Sagotsky ruled was plant. The machinery, which Stokes Pi. for garden apart- rs. er hero and candidate tor Town- conflict of interest involving grinds up wastes, will be installed ments. Action Expected chip Committee, took on another Mayor Frank E. Gibson. at Rhea St. and Court St. campaign opponent Monday. Just when an ordinance accom The Planning Board, soon after So the same ordinance was re- Bids will be received May 3 approving the rezonlng idea, had introduced Monday and speedy for chlorine to be used In the Norman A. Schantz, Zoning action is expected when it comes Board of Adjustment member, announced its intention of ap- water and sewer plants. Council- State Seeks pointing the mayor's brother, Jo- up for another public hearing and man Leonard Conway estimated announced lie'11 seek to unseat final passage Monday, May 3. the Young Republican as county seph Gibson, as its attorney. that chlorine consumption has committeeman in District 3. Mr.To Bar Lot Reasons for Conflict The council also introduced an been reduced by 25 per cent In Menges promptly confirmed he Mr. Sagotsky, when asked for ordinance prohibiting junk cars, the last year since industrial will seek re-election to the post. an official opinion at the urging jr any unlicensed motor vehicle, wastes from the Nestle Co.'s Nes- 22 MAIN STREET, EATONTOWN Improvement of a critic, Dr. Eugene C. Er-on public streets or private prop- cafe plant are no longer moved Mr. Schantz, 34, of 5 Country erty. A hearing on that also will through the system. These wastes OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! THURS. and Wl. 10 A.M. re 9 P.M.; SATURDAY TIL 6 la., charges that Mr. Menges FREEHOLD — The state De rickson, Stokes PI., found a con- flict on these three grounds: be held May 3. now are handled directly in dry- has devoted his efforts in office partment of Conservation and Approval was granted to War-ing beds at the sewage farm on —That Mr. Gibson's imminent for Young Republican advantage Economic Development asked for en's Taxi Service to take over Center St. •nd not for the party • a court order Monday to stop appointment was announced while ANNUAL WAREHOUSE whole. construction ft said it feared a matter on which the Planning Board had acted was still pend- He said bis decision to enter would be put on lands it want ing. the race came about "after long to acquire. reflection," adding, "This is a The department cited a lot in —That the firm with which Mr. Boat Insurance time for party unity." Wall Township for which it sai Gibson is associated, Dittmar, Dittmar, Goldberg, Cerrato and INBOARD-OUTBOARD LOW RATES Mr. Schantz was defeated in a a building permit has been issued McGovern, represented the Lydia bid for election to the govern- by the township for a three-story OPEN 6 DAYS Parker Estate and Mayor Gib- ing body In 1961. He ran as an commercial building. Wed. and Fri. Nights 'til 9 p.m. Shoe Clearance son's plumbing business. Independent Republican against But since last Aug. 21, the suit former Committeeman Ernest E. in Superior Court contends, the —That, in disqualifying himself PHONE 741-2400 Choose from these famous makes: from a voice on the matter, the Peseux and joined the Regular owners have been on notice tha KIT-A-PEDS, SANDLER FROM BOSTON, TROYLINGS, GOP club after his defeat. He's their property was going to be mayor had denied the public of been an active member ever taken over by the state for ex-his potential right of veto on a MATRIX, FLORSHEIM, SHOWOFF, NATURALIZER, public issue. ALLSTATE' since and was appointed to thepansion of the Allaire State Park. LIFE STRIDE and MANY MORE! Zoning Board last year. In the law action, the state The attorney decided that the He's a former president of theasks that a condemnation com- pending ordinance could not be PMIHMD BY HtH Township Civic Association and mission be appointed to fix a legaJly adopted until Joseph Gib- INSURANCE LADIES' HEELS of the Holmde! Jaycees. value for the parcel and that the son had rejected the planning At 437 Broad St. (Highway 35) NONE board offer and his firm had El ATC GROWING court restrain the owners from (near Newman Springs Rd. jug handle) building on it so that its value disassociated itself from the might not be increased. Parker interests in the zoning SHREWSBURY rLA I 3 GIRLS' HIGHER Coast Guard transaction. Defendants, the owners, are ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES • HOME OFFICES: 8KOKIE.IU. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newman of Joseph Gibson did announce AMPLE PARKING AT THIS NEW LOCATIONI Values to $23.95 To Operate Belmar, Mr. and Mrs. R o b e r he would not accept the counsel- Morris of Spring Lake, and Mr. Roving Patrols and Mrs. Gerald Murphy of Bay Head. NEW YORK — Recreational boating safety will be promoted this summer by roving safety Kiwanis Club patrols, Third Coast Guard Dis- trict officials have announced. Hears Author In federal water areas of New SRED BANK — Timothy J. Me- Jersey, Connecticut and Dela- Mahon, author of the book "Hie ware, and parts of Pennsyvania, Golden Age of Ihe Monmouth Vermont and New York, Coast County Shore," spoke to mem- Guard boarding officers will be bers of the Red Bank Kiwanis on the lookout for unsafe prac- Club at their meeting Monday on all LI NEAGE by Heritage tices such as excessive speed, evening in the Molly Pitcher Inn. overloading, operating in swim Mr. McMahon, who Is only 22 ming areas or posted dangerous and a history major at Mon waters, erratic operation and CU/ft mouth College, described the failure to carry required safety zon era which his book covered. equipment A certificate of appreciation SofaA oiui Ckoutv The roving patrols will have was presented to Mr. MdVfahon two objectives to educate boat- by Richard Hammlll, president During the Month of May Only ... Never to be Repeated Sale men who tack knowledge of safe of the club. Joseph Sands ar- boating practice*, and to app-ranged for the program, prehend flagrant or repeating violators. 1,000 Youngsters The Coast Guard Auxiliary In Easter Egg Hunt will assist with its public instruc- RED BANK — The Parks and tion courses and courtesy motor- Recreation Department estimated|| boat examinations. a crowd of 1,000 youngster* picked up the 230 dozen chocolate! eggs hidden at Memorial Park 2 Drivers lined Saturday. Councilman John P. Arnone, chairman of'parks and recrea- $MlEach tion, and Miss Sue Strohmenger, SHREWSBURY — Two drivers captain of the high school were fined $130 each, including cheerleaders whb was dressed contempt penalties. In Municipal as a bunny, handed out the Court Monday night. special prizes. Cynthia Pennell of Peter Pan They wept' to Lorraine Ahearn, Farms, Oakhurst, paid $15 each Eileen Dear, Barbara Ceffey, for two speeding offenses, but John Davis, Beverly Frederick, Magistrate William J. Glading Keven Reeves, Timothy Byron, added $50 to each fine because Michael Byron, Linda Parker, the tickets were overdue. They Michael Alleyne, Tina Bradley, were issued in Sept 11 and Sept. Jay Parker, Mark Battle, Kath- 25, 1962. leen Lopez and Marianne Moss. Willie Ross Walker of DeWitt Ave., Asbury Park, who told the Fuss-Free ! court he had no desire to get a license and drive a car, was fined $105 for driving a car with- Printed Pattern out a license. He said he took the wheel for a companion who had been drinking. He also paid a $35 contempt fine. • ««*• Loose Pillow Back 2-Pc. Sectional Reg. $560 Also fined were Alex J. Cunningham of Flushing, L.I., • • .'" Sale $447 $15 for speeding; Joe Barberio of Beacon Manor Apartments, Long Branch, $21, speeding; Wil- Those who know the finest upholstered furniture have come to ap- lard Groynon of Lehman Ave., preciate the quality and superior design built into our Lineage Col- Deal, $15, for speeding, and lection. This master-crafted quality is yours during our exciting rale. Herbert Lehrhoff of Springfield, $15, speeding. Come, make your selection while this 20% reduction is in effect. Also Alexander O. Schwed of Choose your original design fabrics from the myriad of patterns and Jackson Township, $15, speeding; colors. * • Ronald A. Duryea of Minnesink Rd., Manasquan, $14, failing to 85" Tufted Back Sofa Reg. $224 yield the right of way and hitting Sale $160 a car driven by State Police Detective Walter King, and Let one of our talented decorator* Laura Kirschbaum of Wilcox assist you with your selection . . . Ave., South River, $15, disre- at no obligation. Please bring your, garding a traffic signal and causing an accident. room measurements. Charley Cluna of Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury, was fined $3 for allowing a dog to run at large. Gives Satellite Talk in Munich PORT MQNMOUTH - Sam. uel P. Brown of Atlantic High- lands, technical director of the U.S. Army Satellite Communi- cations Agency here, described military and civilian achieve- Loose Pillow Hack Sofa Reg. $320 ments in satellite communica tions in a recent talk in Munich, Sale $256 • Germany. Mr. Brown spoke to the Ger- Quick, smart, casual — an un- man Society for Rocket Technol- waisted wonder of a dress to Swivel Base Lounge Chair Reg. $140 ogy and Space Travel at a wear at home, marketing, work- symposium on communications See diagram — see how Sale $112 and navigation in space. 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Mr. Coyne, a recent pattern free—any one you choose Contemporary Lounge Chair Reg. $160 FURNIJURE winner of tiie Jersey Coast In new Spring-Sumnier Pattern Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday to 9 PM, Speakers Club contest, will com- Catalog. Send now for biggest Sale $128 FREE PARKING pete in the three-minute impromp- pattern book bargain everl Only BUDGET TERMS Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to 6 PM. tu speach event 50c. Just One More of the Many HUNDREDS of Early $100 Winners m

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QCC 2.07-oz. $100 1%-oz. QIC fljax "T 67° btl. 9 0 tube I Toothpaste tube 01 VD BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN—576 River Rd LIMCROFT-Newnun Springs Rd. at Hurley La. MATAWAN-Strathmore Shopping Center, Rt. 36 & Cambridge Dr. WEST LONG BRANCH—Rt. 36 4 Broadway S»-WcA, April 21, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Economics Literary dub Comedy Neto Green Stqmp School $300 Is Subject To Seiid Girl KEYPORT - "You Can't Take Collection On It With You," a comedy by School Scrapbook Of Survey To Institute George Kaufman and Moss Hart, For Scoreboard was presented on two ebnseca- KEYPORT — Students of tive days by students at Key- KEYPORT — The Student KEYPORT —The Keyport Lit- Council of the high school is.. economics at Keyport High erary Club will sponsor Miss port High School. School have taken field trips on The cast included Madeline sponsoring a Green Stamp cam- Sharon Collins, daughter of Mr. paign for the purchase of a new 2 Regional Students Get Top Awards their own to compile "reports on and Mrs. Joseph H. Collins, Jr., Slovenz, Budd Delaney, Judith the subjects of economic impor- Miller, -Tohn Jackson, Allan Di- electric Scoreboard for the athle- 26 Cedar St., as a delegate to tic JEield. RUMSON —Two Rumson-Fair ter of the American Association examination for second year stu- tance. attend the 1965 Citizenship Insti- Biase, Mary Ann Fina, Sherry Haven Regional High School stu- of Teachers of Spanish and Portu- dents. He also was awarded a tie Robert Sam'sel and Gary Nixon tute Program for Girls. Hill, Joseph La\vlor, Bob Sam- With the aid of the Key Club, dents were awarded prizes fo gese at Temple University, Phil for third place in the written ex- visited public utilities facilities; sel, Christy Buhler, Jane Wyck- the council will form committees- their participation in the. ninth delphia. amination for the same group. He Dick Pieper and Kenneth Lcvine Miss Collins, a junior at Key- off, Bob Morse, Joseph Vag, to raise the 1,070 books needed national Spanish Contest spon- The announcement was mai is a sophomore at the Regional interviewed the men of the Perth port High School, will attend Richard Huber, Barbara Leone, to purchase the Scoreboard. The sored by the Pennsylvania Chap- by their adviser, Alex Koharsk High School and attended Tinton Amboy Fire Department, and Douglass College, New Bruns- Dennis Brown, Vincent Her- group will seek assistance from who accompanied the students Falls Elementary School, John Hrabosky, Donald Schultz wick, in June. manns and Felix Stretsky. The merchants, citizens, Keyport the contest. David Sauvage, son of Mr. and and Richard Normile took a spec- Miss Collins is a member of play-was under the direction of Grammar School and the Union Firms Open RonaJd Pelissier, son of M Mrs. Vivian Sauvage of 17 Elm- ial survey concerning the tax dol- or-- the National Honor Society, The Miss Barbara Behrens and Dan- Beach School. and Mrs. Gerald Pelissier of 1 wood La., Fair Haven, a junior lar. Keyettes; and is a member of iel Flynn of the Engliih depart- The council has arranged to1 Rumson Rd., Rumson, was dhoi at the school, was awarded sec- the yearbook staff and the school ment. have competition among the clas- The survey was taken over a newspaper. She is president of Their Doors en first place winner in the on ond place in the written exam- period of five days in co-opera- The profit of approximately es for the one bringing In the ination for second year students her Junior Class, vice president most books and free passes will tion with the Plaza Theater, Haz- Jacqueline Holds of the Student Council and cap $3^) will be used toward next of Spanish. He ranks first in his let, where the boys work. Resi- year's production. be issued for future football To Students class at the Regional School and tain of the Twir|ers. Upon grad- games to tiho winning class. ' ; dents of the surrounding area uation, she expects to attend a KEYPORT — From March 22 last year was a winner in the were helpful by discussing the Gets Scholarship to April 2, 12 business firms in national French contest and vice liberal arts college or an art Distributive Education ' subject of taxes and the con- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Jac- school. Students Accept Bid Keyport opened their doors to president of his class. census of opinion was that though Conference at College students from the Clerical Of- queline Holds, a senior at the The Citizenship Institute at- To Television Show The contest attracted more than they did not mind paying them, local high school, has been MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Al- fice Practices department of 100 schools from Pennsylvania they felt they were too high. The tracts the year's outstanding KEYPORT — The Student Keyport High School where they awarded a scholarship from Fair- high school juniors and is spon- bert Levine, chairman of the Council of the high school has and New Jersey. It was pn resulting conclusion was that leigh Dickinson University, Ruth- Business Education Department participated in on-the-job train grammed by the department < New Jersey does not need a sales sored by the New Jersey State been invited to participate in a ing positions. foreign languages at Temple. Thi erford. Federation of Women's. Clubs. It of Matawan -Regional. High new teen show, starring Zacherly. tax to make the taxes even School, attended the annual con- According t» Mrs. T. Janet Col winning test paper of both Regioi higher. Miss Holds is a member of the provides training in good citizen- An invitation was sent to the lins, office practice adviser, each al students will be forwarded t< National Honor Society, school ship, recognition of government ference on business and distribu- council by Barry Landers, associ- girl with an 80 per cent or bet- the national committee for nation color guard and the newspaper in operation, its problems and tive education at Montclair State ate producer, New Jersey Tele- ter average in all subjects was wide recognition. Results of thi: Future Nurses Clubs and yearbook staffs. She also the laws, agencies and services College. vision Broadcasting Corp., New- assigned to a co-operating bus! will be known next month. participated in the senior play. provided by good government to ark. ness firm from 1:45 lo 4:45 p.m Meet at Hospital .She is the daughter of Mr. and solve these problems. Lectures HOLD HAT CONTEST It is scheduled to begin the daily where the student was able MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —Jon- Mrs. William Holds, 32 Dart- are given and then discussion pe- HAZLET — Stacey Whalen week of April 25. Tickets may to apply her training in aotua nibclle Davis and Phyllis Hardie, mouth Dr., Hazlet. riods follow. The girls who par- took first place, and Madeline be obtained for dates thereafter business situations. Duties in Info Night' seniors at Malawan Regional take of this venture also visit Oman took second place in an to partake in the dancing and eluded taking dictation, typing High School, attended the Coun- the state house. Easter Hat Contest held recent- contests on the show. answering phones and filing ty Future Nurses Club meeting DESIGNS PARADE FLOAT ly in Miss Marguerite Ermete's amongst other jobs. About College at Monmouth Medical Center, KEYPORT — Shirley Headden, third grade class at the Middle IN ACCORDION CONTEST The seniors participating in the Long Branch. a Student Council member at the COUNCIL CANDIDATES Road School. FREEHOLD — Ralph Gerber, program were Janice Applegate Is Planned This meeting of clubs from dif- high school, has designed the KEYPORT — Candy Frledricks Also participating were Cindy son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ger- Rene Brandigon. Jane Wyckoff ferent schools in the area ex- float to be entered into the Loyal- and Sharon Collins, juniors at West, Heidi Kreuter, Rosemarie ber, Bennett St., placed sixth in Kathleen Scheming, Alice MrDDLETOWN —. A "Collegi change ideas about programs ty Day Parade in Middletown Keyport High School, were nomi- Taylor, Mary Egan, Luann Ever- competition at the recent accor- Storms, Adriann Schaap, Janet Edna McTague Information Night" will be he! they have in the clubs at the May 1. Construction of the float nated by the Student Council to ham, Lorelei Tittle, Barbara dion teachers' state contest in Rusnak, Norma Guzman, Caro for junior class members am high school. Mrs. Marion Rom- is' under way and it will feature run for office in the Monmoutih Oman and Marie Caruso. Camil Barringer High School, Newark. Schneider, Barbara Leone, Rosa Joins Society their parents at the high school an, club adviser, and the school the king and queen, Frank Mirro County Association of High School la •Petterson modeled Madeline He is a student of Tom Rlley, Grigoli and Sheila Flannelly. Wednesday, April 28, in the audi- nurse accompanied the girls. and Carol Schneider. Student Councils. Oman's hat. Brick Township. Eight other girls who were eli- MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Edm torium at 8 p.m. Dr. Henry Evans, assistant ad gible could not take part due to MoTague, English instructor ai : part-time jobs they had. Thome Junior High School, has missions director of Rutgers Un Businesses and professional or- been elected to membership ii versity, wilt discuss college re ganizations who participated are the Zeta Chapter of Delta Kapp quirements, admission policies the People's National Bank, Con- iamma, international honor so scholarships, loan fund, and othe; over Lumber Company, ATCO clety for women educators, a aspects of college preparation. Ceramics, Armstrong Cork Com- the annual state convention di Frank Grimes, director of guid- pany, Keyport Grammar School, Atlantic City. ance at the school, emphasize< Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan The society seeks to sponsoi the necessity for juniors and thei Association, borough hall, Acker- and support desirable education parents to begin planning for col son, Van Busldrk and Elliott, al legislation and to endow schol lege. Inc., Kantor and Burns, Gale's arships to outstanding womei "Because of the Increasini Hardware, Dr. James Alexander teachers who wish to pursui numbers of college applicants, a; and the Local Finance Company. graduate work. well as the constantly increasinj Mrs. McfTague received he requirements," he stated, "It ii MA degree from Rutgers in 1962 important that students begii where she was a member of Kap making plans for admission ti Shorthand pa Delta Pi, honor society o: college during their junior year. American educators. The guidance department wi distribute materials to visiting Test Given; A past president of the Mon parents explaining the tests stu- mouth-Ocean Council of the In dents must take, procedures fot Awards to 8 ternational Reading Association visiting colleges and informatioi Mrs. McTague has taught her< on various kinds of schools. KEYPORT — Eight stenogra- since 1961. phy students at Keyport High Available lor parents will be a School won awards for the March informative booklet, "parent: Gregg Shorthand contest. Wax Museum Visit Guide to College Planning." Miss T. Janet Collins, steno- graphy teacher, dictated two let- Scheduled for Pupils ters at 80 words per minute for RED BANK - Twe.nty-nin Baby-Sitting a period-"of five minutes. The fifth grade students from students took the dictation in Mechanic Street Elementary shorthand and then transcribed School, Red Bank, will visit the Course Offered it according to the regulations of American Wax Museum in Phila the Gregg Awards Department. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - delphia, Friday, April 30. Mis; baby-sitting course will be offer- The winners were Carol Brau- Carol Carhart will accompan: ed at the high school for all in- er, Rae Morosini, Adriann them. terested students, sponsored bj Schaap, Linda Brunner, Janet The Wax Museum, located jr the Raritan Bay Area Jaycee- Rusnak, Beverly Dresser and the Bourse Building, Indepen Patricia Shane. The girls re- ettes. The course will consist o! dence Mall, makes American his one hour of instruction for fivf ceived gold, pins. Janice Apple- tory come alive with such scene; gate received a gold charm. consecutive weeks. as General George Washlngtoi Speakers will cover all area: crossing the Delaware and (hi necessary to prepare a student Job Qualifications Iwo Jima Flag Raising. The mon boy or girl, to serve the paren han 100 life-size wax figures o: who hires them, In the most com Talk Given Students 'amous Americans are authent petent manner, thereby insurinj •ally costumed, with sound e the welfare of their charges KEYPORT — Mrs. Harriet fects, music, commentary am Davies, public relations and Speakers will include a nurse theatrical lighting added fo state trooper, fireman, teachei placement director at Berkeley dramatic effect. Business College, gave an illus- and a member of the First Ai< trated lecture recently to senior Squad. girls at Keyport High School. FRUITFUL TAG DAYS There will be no charge fo She spoke on job qualifications, KEYPORT — The Nations this course. Students successful the various secretarial jobs to Honor Society of Keyport High ly completing it will receive be trained for at the college, and School collected $100.85 at iU re- certificate. Students interested ir various business openings. Slides cent tag days. This money wi taking the course will be ad- were shown depipting the proper be added to the scholarship fund, vised via notices to be circu- way for a secretary to dress. now totaling $300. Two scholar lated at the high school. Mrs, Davies also distributed lit ships can be awarded to seniors erature from the college. who plan to go on to college Students of Month Named at Hazlet HAZLET — Pamela Gibson, seventh grader, and Glenn Guyre a fourth grader, have been se- BANKING lected as the "Students of the Month" at the Beers Street School. let us be your savings, checking, borrowing and safe deposit Each month the students o headquarters. Best of all, bank In just one step of your car, .'very class in grade fou at our drive-in windows, now al all 8 offices. through eight nominate a cand date to be honored as the stu dent in their class who has bes1 Aibury Park • Red jvidenced the characteristics ol Bank • Manasquan good citizenship and school spir- • North Aibury park it. The "Students of the Month • Fair Haven are selected from the class non • Kolmdal * BrltlK inations. • Colts Neck Letters of commendation an Monmouth County's Regional Bank presented by Deborah Napp 50 Yiars ul Continuous Sarvlct president of the school Studen Jouncil, and congratulations ar< Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. given by John Frascatore, schoo He's going through the Bell System Pavilion again at the World's Fair. principal.

"All I said was: For the next fourteen minutes he's going to be 'forecasts. And, just for fun, at the Phone Fun Fair's Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." , captivated by The Ride through the long history Kiddie Telephone Center, he'll dial his favorite Walt of man's efforts to communicate—all the way I Disney character and hear a recorded message. from tom-toms to the Telstar" communications Then there's the physical sciences exhibit, where satellite. he'll be spending a lot of time. He'll be intrigued with One*T>f the most exciting tilings at the Pavilion the achievements of Bell System research: the transistor, sojar is the new Picturephone* Service. battery, maser and laser. he knows it. He'll make his own Pic-( In the manufacturing exhibit, he'll gaze at a conveyor, 400 turephone call and see as well as talk ttT" feet long, carrying examples of telephone products. He'll watch the person on the other end of the line.'' how machines test telephones to make sure of their reliability. He'll discover the Phone Fun Fair—one of the many new He'll also get a chance to see the exhibits on the many time- exhibits for 1965. There, he'll find the Voice Mirror and hear how saving changes that electronic switching brings to $ telephoning. his voice sounds on the telephone. He'll use a "Weatherphone" And there's more. Much more. He may f^ and dial a few cities around the country to listen to the weather have to go through a third time. •

// you would like up-totheLminute news and information /rpm the New Jersey Bell I Fair, just dial Area Code212 followedby888-1212 anytime between 9 AM. and 77 P.M. Regular telephone charges apply to this cull. THY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS •IEHVICIHMK Of THCIttl IttTM >t ~r Logan,3b 2 Strollo.p.lb 3 0 0 handle either Bugler or Country The Bulldogs are 3-1 over-all. AB R I AB R H Veth.cf 2 1 2 Taylor.rf.cf 2 O 0 Friend at Louisville. Sanborn.aa 2 1 H'drlclis,2b 0 0 0 Vosk.rf . 3 Wllbert.lWllbert.b O 0 Their only loss so far was aBell.p 4 1 Smith.rt 10 0 Quldo.rff 0 O 0 WilWilderd ,rf rf 2 0 0 The switch gives Hartack, who Swenson,rf 4 l McCurciy.rE 10 0 Baalle.ir 1 0 0| Hyres,2b 2 O Raritan 5-3 setback at the hands of RedBeaty.3b 4 0 - Curtla.cf.2b 3 0 2 Cheva.ller.lt 2 0 01 had been without a mount, a Bank Catholic. Henry Hudson is Miller, lb 3 11 Bruenlng.si 10 0 RARITAN—Bill GeLger chalked chance to tie the retired Eddie currently 1-2 in the conference Ryan,c 3 0 0 Soyka.sa 10 0 27 4 61 22 0 3 De Luxe Champion Vetterl.cr 110 Sundln.p.rf 3 0 0 Middletown 0 10 0 2 0 3—4 up his first win and Keyport Arcaro with five derby victories. and 2-2 over-all. - • - • — - - - ailles,3t> 2 10 Long Branch - .0 0 O 0 0 O 0—0 .___._ Long.lb 3 11 2B—Hyres. 3B—Capalbo. High's second of the season Hartack, a controversial 33- After Henry Hudson took a Ha.mlH.lf 10 0 Fnandcz.c 3 0 1 Umpires—Molse.Vandemark. yesterday afternoon as the Redyear-old Pennsylvanian, won on short-lived lead in the bottom of Jackson.lf 1 0 0 V'tlmiella.H 2 0 Raiders repulsed Raritan Town Iron Liege in 1957, Venetian Way the fourth by scoring all of its IJoilln.cf-p 2 0 0 JgNEW TREADS 26 "s "T( 2il I ship, 8-3. in 1960, Decidedly in 1962 and runs, the winners forged to theRum»on-FH .0 0 0 0 3 1 2—6 Henry Hudson 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—2Jim Leon's The loss evened the loser's rec- Northern Dancer in 1964. Arcaro $f$M' RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES front with the three markers that 2B—Bell, Swenson. ord at 2-2, while Keyport has lost had 21 Derby mounts. This will proved to be sufficient. Umpires—KovelesKI, Pennett. one. be Hartack's seventh. Tom Vetterl led off with a walk 1-Hitter Geiger was in control of the Likes Hartack and Al Brighton singled to put situation over the seven innings men on first and second. Doug "I was glad to get Hartack," Jack Nicklaus Beats Brick although he was plagued by wild- said Winfrey. "Of course, I was Hammil advanced both runners ness. The fire-balling righthand- one base with a sacrifice bunt. BRICK TOWNSHIP — Jim disappointed that Baeza, Bold er allowed eight walks while Lad's usual rider, couldn't ride. Fred Sanborn tied the score at Is $$ Leader Leon's one4ritter against Brick striking out 11. He was nicked two all when he singled up the Township yesterday gave Free- But Hartack will give the colt a PALM BEACH GARDENS, for three hits — ail singles. good ride." middle to drive home both Vetterl Fla. (AP) — Doug Sanders is hold Regional-a 3-1 victory in a Two Raritan Pitchers and Brighton. the only professional golfer on Shore Conference A Division en- Walt Baumann started for the Winfrey says ho would ship the 1965 tour who has won more counter played on the losers' Rockets, but was relieved by Bob Bold Lad to Louisville either to- Sanborn Scores field. morrow night or Friday. than one tournament, but he's Nicoll in the fifth. The latter fin tires of same Sanborn went to second on thenot the top money winner. Freehold backed up Leon in the "Bold Lad needs all the work throw to the plate and raced ished up by being tagged for size off your second inning when the Colonials three runs in the sixth. he can get," said Winfrey, "The car. home with the go-ahead run when Sanders, who ranks second on chased over three runs for the the Professional Golfers' As- Besides hurling the win, Geiger Trial should help him." sophomore Ashley Bell singled. only scoring for the victors. went two for three in the batting Rumson-F.H. added an in- sociation list of top 10 money The winter book favorite for Blackwalls winners, won the Pensacola and Brick saved a white wash job department with one of his hits the Derby after a successful cam- surance marker in the following in the fourth chapter when scor- a triple. Lou Kaluzienski also frame when Jeff Miller singled, Doral Opens. paign as a 2-year-old, Bold Lad ANY SIZE LISTED Buy on FIRESTONE His winnings for the year, of- ing its only run of the ball game. knocked out two hits. was sidelined during the winter and scored when Vetterl tripled. Bases Loaded Keyport scored in every in- with popped splints in both fore- 5.20-13 6.70-13 G.4O-15 An alert Henry Hudson fielder ficial money of $32,557 and $3,- 416 unofficially, total $35,973. Steve Rabbitt, who tagged ning except the third as Lou Ric-legs. 5.60-13 7.0O-13 6.70-15 UNIVHAROE noticed that Vetterl failed to ciardi started the Keyport first touch first base. When brought PGA standings are based on Brick's only hit in the fourth in- He returned to action in a six- 5.90-13 7.00-14 Wkttmslls official money. ning, sent his single to center with a base hit, went to second »3.0D nn NO MONEY DOWN to the attention of the umpire, furlong dash April 3 at Aqueduct, The top money man is Jack field. Randy Schuerer was hitwhen Dennis Halloran walked, his only 1965 appearance before 6.00-13 750-14 Mr pili... Regular 30 day charge or Vetterl was called out when the Nicklaus, with $34,400 in official by a pitched ball and the bases took third on a wild pitch and Oikir ibu take months to pay on ball was thrown to first. the Wood. He won easily. Bold 6X0-13 5.60-15 money and $8,425 in unofficial, were loaded when Jay Sendzik scored when the ball was thrown Lad was beaten a length in the Highly all merchandise and car 2 in the 7th 6.50-13 Mgkir for a total of $42,825. walked. Freehold's Jim Mosher, into left field. Wood in which Flag Raiser beat 530-15 services After two outs in the seventh, Third is Billy Casper with a Freehold third baseman, hobbled Geiger slammed his triple in Hail to All by a neck. the winners cushioned their mar- total of $42,579, followed by Jody Puglisi's grounder, giving the second and scored when Ka- gin with two additional runs. Bell Bruce Delvin $23,819 and Bobby Rabbitt enough time to cross the luzienski followed with a base walked and came home on- Eric Nicholas $21,153. rubber. hit. Painters Start ALL TIRES MOUNTED FREE Swenson's double. Swenson scored The second half includes Bob Freehold loaded the bases in The Red Raiders made it 4-0 in when shortstop Dennis Soyka Charles, $21,067; Dan Sikes Jr., the second on singles by Bobthe fourth with two runs. Geiger dropped Bill Beaty's pop up in$20,129; Sam Snead, $17,000; Ar-Davis and John Gurzo, and anand Kaluzienski started the in- ning with singles and both scored Work on Dome ihort centerfield. nold Palmer, $22,694; and Bert error on Ron'Clayton's roller to HOUSTON (AiP) — Painters be- Jim Stiles started Henry Hud- Weaver, $15,771. the box. Tom Steinitz reached following a fielder's choice, a walk and an error. gan yesterday spraying a thin first on Lampa's throwing error coat of paint on the 4,506 plastic with Davis scoring. The other Hamilton Gets RBI In the fifth, Keyport scored skylights on the $31.6 million two runs came home on fielder's Houston Astrodome. firestone TRANSPORT choice plays. another run when Mario LoSapio "All I said was: and Geiger walked to open Che Houston Astros officials hope Leon fanned eight and walked session. Two outs later, LoSapio this will eliminate a glare that Slum me a filter that delivers the taste only two batters in his one-hit scored on a single by John Ham- forced outfielders to wear bat- performance. ilton. ting helmets the only times they TRUCK TIRES and I'll eat my hat." Freehold is 1-3 overall in the Keyport wrapped up the game attempted to play baseball in the circuit and for the season. Brick in the sixth inning with three indoor stadium in daylight. FOR PICKUP, DELIVERY and FARM TRUCKS is 4-2 and 1-2 in the A Division. runs on two hits, one error, a Examination of the first few Freehold (3> Brick Twp. (1) AB R H AB R H walk and a fielder's choice. Lo- panels painted indicated success. Hnrtman.lh 3 O 0 Lampa,3b 3 0 0 Witt.sa 2 O 0 Rabbltt.cr 3 11 Sapio's double was the big blow A bright sun glared through ad- Now at Passenger Tire Prices! Leon.p 2 O 0 Bchuerer,2b 2 0 0 of the inning. It drove home one jacent unpainted skylights but Davls.c 2 11 Scndilk.lt> 2 0 0 ourzo.lf 3 11 3 O 0 run. none appeared to penetrate the Clayton, rf 3 10 Huln.r( 3 0 0 Raritan touched Geiger for apainted sections. The painting Stelnttz.Zb 3 0 0 Larhln.lt 2 0 0 Baumann,ll 2 O 0 second-inning tally when Mike job will take three days. Mosher,3b 3 O 0 Boehm.p O 0 0 Parchur.cf 0 0 0 LlndikoK.p 2 0 0 Cullen walked, stole second, went The final test will come Friday HUI.ct 3 0 0 to third on a wild throw and 24 3 2 22 1 0 and Saturday when the Astros freehold O 3 0 O 0 O 0—3came home after Larry Rossi work out prior to night games Open Wed. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 p.m. ::".;:l Brick Twp. .0 0 0 1 0 0 0—1walked and was caught in a run-with Pittsburgh. down between first and second. Roy Hofheinz, president of the The seventh inning produced Astros, said he believes the Sun- Hawk Golfers the other two Raritan tallies. Ni- day game between Houston and coll walked and stole second base. Pittsburgh will be played under SEE US Mark Howard singled him home ideal conditions. FOR TIRES Beat Classboro and went to second on a wild At least part of the stadium's GLASSBORO — Monmouth Col- pitch. Chuck Moriarity followed lights will have to be used be- lege's golf team boosted its rec-with a bloop single to short right cause Hofheinz said engineers where your dollar buys MILES more ord over the, .500 mark when it field which scored Howard. How- have estimated the paint coating downed Glassboro State, 11-7, ever, Moriarity attempted to gowill reduce the normal level of here yesterday. to second and was thrown out, natural light by 25 to 40 per cent. Riccardi to Hamilton, for the fi- STORES The win set Monmouth's sea- 1 DOWN sonal record a three wins against nal out of the game. Krifwri («) Rarltao (3) COOPER KOs FOE Maple Ave. at White St. Try new a pair of losses. I AB R H WOLVERHAMPTON, England l A WEEK Rlcclardl,2b 44 11 McD'ialUb 4 0 Red Bank—747-5700 Jay Steward and Edward Smith Burke, rf 2 0 0 Howard,2b 3 1 (AiP) — Henry Cooper, British each picked up three points for Halloran,3b 3 1 0 Morlarlty.o 0 and Empire heavyweight cham- 1000 Asbury Ave. Asbury Park Lucky Strike Slebcnlb 3 1 J Cullen.cf z 1 0 the Hawks. Dick Finelli added Loaaplo.0 3 2 1 Battonlla.rt 3 0 0 pion, knocked out Chip Johnson of 775 - 8700 defter, 3 2 2 Bergen,3b 0 0 two and Joe Pheljis and Bruce l.cf 4 12 Itml.ll 0 0 Naples, FUa., in 2 minutes, 34 Filters , Zimmerman split the final .three. Woolley.lt Albano,si 0 0 seconds of the first round in their Hamilton,*! Baumann,p 0 0 The Hawks will meet Stevens Nlcoll.p 0 11 scheduled 10-round fight last ALSO AVAILABLE AT YOUR TEXACO, Tech and Hofstra in a triangular « 8 22 3 4 night. match ails afternoon, J> 10 0 0 0 2—3 SHELL AND CROWN SERVICE STATIONS Keyport 1 11 111 X—8 Cooper weighed 193, Johnson flemingtoa fiargrunds aport 244 3B—Lotoplo. 3B—Oilier. ing. April 21, 1965 THE DAILY BEGtSTCR Pepsi Helping Splits and To Promote WaU ises Shore Jaycee Classic Misses By Long Branch, PRINCETON — Pepsl-Cota will PAUL A. ALBRECHT With a 10-7 Victory co-operate with the New Jersey Jaycees in sponsoring the fourth WEST LONG BRANCH — Wall Five In Second losers went through the Uneut] annual Jaycee Football Classic Township stepped out of the Wall won the game by pushing without getting a hit. to be held on Saturday, Aug. 28, It is, finger biting time at Middletown Lanes on Thursday nights. The A league is having one of the tightest races in its Shore Conference B Southern Di- across five markers in the sec- Pete Berger started off with i Freehold Win at Princeton University's Palm- vision yesterday and picked up ond stanza after getting three in walk, but was forced at secom history. Top Hat Cleaners thought they had a comfortable lead er Stadium, it was announced to- its initial victory of the baseball the first. by Tony DeMarco. who went ti day. a few weeks ago, but it has since disappeared. This loop operates long Branch, Freehold Re- 8CMJI ABIES under the four point system—one point for each game won andseason by out slugging Shore Re- The five-run cluster came on second on a wild pitch, and tol gional and Neptune won tennis Loaf much (5) — Mlddlslewa (•) In making the announcement, one point for total pins in each match. Leonard's Market split gional, 10-7. four consecutive singles, an er- third on a passed bail. Tom Di- openers yesterday and Mon- William S. Lawo, vice-president Wall is currently 1-2 over-all ror and a sacrifice bunt. Napoli walked, and went to sec^ Dick Loni (LB) det. Stu Mlll-r, 6-!, the four point! with Top Hat last week, while Buck Smith's team mouth College boosted its rec- of Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bot- was adding four points to its total at the expense of Heinke's and 0-2 in the conference, while The closest Shore could get was ond without a play being i>*v# Tipper (LS> eel. Bon WiUlam- tling, Inc. said that Pepsi-Cola Ron Reisner loaded the bases ori ord to 2-0 et four sites yester- ion. 2-6. 8-3. 7-4. Meats. This left Top Hat and Buck Smith's in a tie for first the Slue Devils are 2-2 over-all in the bottom of the third when day. Cary Rubnua (IS) d«f. John Strykir. bottlers In New Jersey and New place. At the same time Leonard's Market moved to within one and 2-1 in the B Northern Divi- it tallied three times to make thea free ticket. _ 8-3, 8-1. York City had agreed to help Long Branch whitewashed Doublet point of the lead. Heinke's remained in fourth place, four points sion. count, 8-7. In the process, the Chris Skaar then took over the| Long *nd Jerry fichleflnger_ the Jaycees in promoting the pre- mound dirties for WaU. AQddletown, 5-0; Freehold nosed season benefit football game be- out, and only a 54 point ahead of Compton's Agency—who man- out Lakewood, 3-2, and Nepdrf- . silk. mtglBM and Bltv aonticb, aged two points from team five. He Immediately walked Don! Chrli" Link and Harold L«vlnton (L3) tween the New York Giarrta and Bechtold to force in DeMarco.j tune blanked Toms River, 4-0, def. Btsve Johnson and Rick McCor- the Philadelphia Eagles. In the Individual picture, Bill Heggie of Top Hat continued Monmouth College Slates 1 Mbntnouth College1 was a 9-0 mack, «-6, 7-5. 12-10. Paul Andrews forced Bechtold Also participating as a coop- to rack up those 600 sets, shooting a 640. This makes it 8 out of with DiNapoli scoring. Consecu-f •outout victor over Glassboro erating sponsor will be the Pepsi- 9 weeks he has hit the 600 mark, including 697 and a 705. State on the losers courts. . FreeboM (3) — Lakmood «) Twin Bill for Saturday tive walks to Fred Kampt and! Starlet. Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co., which jumped his average to 192. Reliable Bill Walker continued Bob Ciccone forced in Reisner I Dick Long, Dave Tepper and Jetf Taylor (P> def. Ait lobln. 6-1. to roll those low 600 sets, this time a 611, Hank Evers hit 650, 6*3. Inc. of Philadelphia, according WpST LONG BRANCH—Mon-John Chrzan is batting .300 andwith Shore's final tally of l Gary Rubman all won singles Ron fkshurrln (L) d«f. Jeff Blumm- to Al Lee, vice president. Mike Bucco 653. Stan Savage 610, Tony Palandrano 624, Ken Shelly thai, , 5-7,S4. mouth College's varsity baseball has played errorless ball at this game. Don Klein ended the up matches to clinch the Branchers In the joint announcement, the 619, Sam DiDominzio 608, Jules Moura 615, Chas. Rooney 619, rising l»y grounding out. Olenn Silvert (7) d«t. Bob Snydir- Howie Clafin 631, Dr. Morgan P. Colio 619, Jack Kilz 603, John team will play a CentraJ Atlanticposltion. Outfielder Bob Hipp, win over Middletown. The man. l-J, g-3, C-O. officials said "Pepsi-Cola and College Conference doubleheader South Piainfield, holds a .277 Junior first baseman Bob Bul- Double! Ference 604 and John Palandrano 628. Green Wave with three of four its local bottlers consider this Saturday when it hosts the King'saverage. The Monmouth junior kowski drove in five runs and players who didn't sea singles Taylor and Blumenthal (P) def. The Shore Firemen's League is holding its pre-roll-off and BObin and Harry Travli, (-2, «-2. opportunity to help New Jersey College (N.Y.) at 11 a.m. has hit safely in 24 of the 33 senior second baseman Gary action also swept both doubles Snyderman and Schurfla (Ii) daf. charities as an integral part of pre-banquet meeting Sunday afternoon at the Rumson Fire House, Hindley collected three hits to matches. Silvert and Ron DiUdoOty, 7-5, (-2. East River Road, Rumson—2:00 p.m. Any fireman bowler who Coach Manny Senerchla'sgames in which he has appeared our total plan of community Hawks, currently 4-1 over-all on over the last three seasons, lead Wall's offensive attack. Jeff Taylor and Glenn Silvert Monmoutta <«) — Glaeitmrii (0) service." has a complaint, a question or suggestion should attend this meet- Skaar picked up the win for BlorlM ing. Each team has a representative who should attend meetings. the season, dropped their opening The Hawks have a team field- won singles matches for Free- Bob Thaler (II) def. Dava Tarr, e-I, Participating bottlers are lo- conference game of 1965 toing average of .960, committing Wall to even his personal record bold and the Colonials clinched cated in Jenjey City, New Bruns- Does your team or a member of your team think the league at 1-1. Bo Maguire absorbed the Bill Conkltn (M) d-L Bob Neurerauer, could be run better? Does anyone on your team have & sugges- Bloomfleld College two w e ek sonly seven errors in five games, the win when Taylor teamed wick, Teterto.ro, Asbury Park, ago. Monmouth is the defending Henderson Hits, Hurls loss for Shore and is currently dill Schooley (M) daf. Mike P«w-.ro, tion—a question? Have they had a question and done nothing with singles loser Jeff Blumen- e-i, s-i, Pennsauken, Atlantic City, New CACC champion, having won the Henderson, besides leading the 0-1. about it? If this is the case, find out whether or not your captain Twp. (10) Shore thal. Ba> riy NaUiamon (It) tit!. Sara York and Philadelphia. title last year with a 5-1 mark.team in hitting, is also the team's BIT fenborkow, 4M, *O. attended league meetings. Chances are he has not. If your com- AB RH Manmouth College used seven Hike Rabin (M) def. Rich Com, «-:, The Classic Is *he largest Monmouth displayed good over-top hurler. The righthander has Broadbelt.cf 3 3 1 Bacbtold.H 3 2 X O. plaint or suggestion has gone unheeded it is probably because Hlndley.2b 4 3 3 Andrcws,21> single charity fund-raising sports pandofre.c 2 2 2 Kampf.lb recording its shutout win over Al oolditlel (M) def. Bob Manglno, it has never been brought to the league's attention. In other all hitUng and fielding in its firstposted a remarkable BRA of O 1 S-2, 7-0. event in New Jersey and since B'kowakl'.lb 4 12 Ciccone.3b,p 1 Glassboro State. Freshman words, it is your captain's fault. Unless he attends meetings, your five games. The team is battingo.69 and a 2-0 record. Don Rooney Bkaar,rf,p - o —Spitz " , r( 0 O BaiblM its inception in 1982 has distrib- P'byl'«kl,U 0 0 Kl«lnKll.frf.P tot Bill Schooley, former Red Bank Cor kiln and School*? (M) def. Tarry problem will never be heard. If he refuses to attend, you awat a .280 clip. Senior outfieldersailso of Freehold, won his first two 0O OB!.B . 3 0 01 and Piiwiro, 6-1, «-L uted more than $45,000 to 200 High standout playing No. 3 man Ed Henderson of Freehold is hit-decieions. The senior chucker 0 DeMarco.lf 111 Nathanton and Thaltr (U> def. state and local charities. Use ofwelcome in his place. " Bartell.3b O 0 Denapoll.cf for Monmouth, won his match enborkow and Con«, 6%O, 6-3. ting at a .415 clip, and Brucefanned 22 batters in 22 innings of 0 Cha'b'«ra,pb O O .0 Al Zhtutlln and Rabin (M) deT. JotPalmer Stadium will again be do- The 23rd annual Monmouth County Bowling Association Magulre.p OOO easily, 8-1, 6-1. gupon-ck and Bill raarpt, *-z. •-". Fischbein, Asbury Park, at ^^pitchlag. Don recorded hiss 20th Reliner,3b 2 2 0 nated by Princeton University. tournament open May 1st with the Ed. 3. Bahr Trophy event at to lead the team's individual bat- Tickets are now available Red Bank Recreation. There will be 24 teams of the top ting. victory of his collegiate career bowlers In Monmouth County. Each team will be five men Wall Twp. '"—.3 6 0 0 0 2 0—M from Jaycees in 175 communities Chrzan Out Front Saturday by defeating St. Peter's, Shore Twp. - a S 3 0 0 0 O-l> throughout New Jersey, and at all living in the same town; pitting their bowling ikUls against IB—Skaar. the New York Giant and Phila- each other. In a way, thlt tournament proves which town has Freshman second baseman 8-5. Umpires: Illey, Wilcoi. delphia Eagle ticket offices. Mail the top keglen. Why not visit the Red Bank Recreation that order* addressed to P.O. Box 324, night and watch the county's top 120 bowlers go at It? Princeton, and accompanied by The following Saturday, May 8th, will open the tourna- Enter the Soap Box Derby now a 50 cent handling fee per order ment proper. Here all the bowlers En Monmouth County hare Cutillo Puts Out Fire are now being accepted. the opportunity to prove that they are the best The only trouble Is that only one. third of the male bowlers in the' county think that they are the best The other two thirds only Shore Fireman think they are poor bowlers. This is borne out by the count As Neptune Beats Caseys ••A" DIVISION of the entries. As the program book goes to press, there Freehold 1 are 172 teams, 248 doubles, 4H singles and 270 all-events. NEPTUNE — Red Bank Catho- came in the next inning. Kick then stole second, and Rich Hal- UnexuUed 1 We wish all pinners good bowling. Ptoll Daly 1 lic's role as spoiler for undefeated Geiger walked and the Delgado ler's single brought both runners The county's top woman kegler, Barbara Ugl, sparked her baseball teams came to an abrupt brothers, Hector and Jose, back home. Welt bong Branch B. B. Catholic (3) Batontown 1 Middletown Lane* Fro Shop to a clean sweep over Mindy's ending yesterday when unbeaten to back singles to load the bases AB RH BrartUr Beach 1 __ Restaurant in the Monmouth County Trl-Mtjor league at Neptune (4-0) handed the Caseys with none out. Steve Cutillo, Romano,2b 0 0 0 Picket!,cl OOO Wanamuta 3 H'lnVn,2bss 3 0 OW.Eckart.ct 3 2 1 B" DIVISION Strathmore Lanes. Barbara fired games of 216, 214, 185 for a 6-3 loss. Neptune's top hurler, then came a-Truex 0 6 Cutlllo.lb.p 4 Gelgtr.lf 11 0 Beekman.n 3 a big (15 series. Team-mate Rocky Tomaselie added a 210. the Fliers victories in to put out the fire for the 1 Ifonmouth Btaca 1 Three of Low'nit «, If 1 0 Vodola.lt 0 BeUom 3 .... For Mindy's It was Ed. Stevens with a 222. were posted in the Shore Confer- Fliers. He struck out Doug H.D'la'do.cf 3 RuKglero,ir ". Deal 1 Longo for the first out, walked J. D*lg'do,c 4 1 T.Eckart.rf 2 0 0 Atlantlo HliWandt, 1 Rosato Electric lost three to Team 6 as Pete Piccarelli shocked ence A Division. Red Bank Cath- L2b 3 0 rta B,3b 0 0 Brancbport 1 the plastic coated maples with 225, 224, 204 for a hefty 653 series. olic is currently +3 on the sea> Jerry Buckalew to force home B-kalew.rtp 2 0 1 M'tuacelll,3b 3 0 Hook & Laddir « I/b'U'n,3t»p 8- - - M'L'«h!ln,2b 2 3 Neptune Host 3 ~ The triple win was aided by Mike Eovino's 213, 584 and Marie son, with ttro of the-victories-com- Geiger, with the bases still Horn,»»3t>r( 3 0 O Maiwnuan Eieroptt loaded. Cutillo got out of the jam cookilb 0 0 0 O'Connor.RochelH.co _" "1_ -0 lair Haven 1 — Warden's 152, 535. Pat Magala rolled 191 and Fred Slee 200 foring over previously undefeated FcrKUlon.l~ b 3 0 1 Hall.:P 10 0 Indnxmtent 3 .-— Rosato's St. Rose and Brick Township. by getting Lambertson on strikes Smith,p OOO Goodwill H« 3 — and forcing Horn to ground out Llnebarry.lb O Oceatwort 3 ...__ The Flamingo Bar scored twice over Schuber's Atlantic even After Neptune had pushed HaJler.p 2 Avon Vftra Dtpt. -» across all of Its runs in the first to second base. Fnnrood Acre* 1 , though James Hess sped along at a 215, 213—618, George Beach 26 3 6 !S I T Wt«t Bnd Knctni - at 200 and Eleanor Johnson at a 210 clip for Schuber's. Fred three innings, the Caseys scored Neptune won the game with H. B. Cathollo 0 0 0 J 1 O 0—3 OtJdiurat ft 1ft Neptune 1 2 3 0 0 0 X—t Simms came up with a 203 for Flamingo. two markers in the fourth frame. three tallies in the third inning 2B—Horn. 3B—I rlo. "0" DIVISION The Airport Plaza posted three wins over Monogram Center. ' Lambertson Starts It after getting two in the second lelion. utorelll. 1 The chief pilot was Pete Terranova with 221—608. For co-pilots After two outs, Jim Lambert- and one in the first. . a _. he had Lil Waltsak with 180—525 and Fred Stewart with 202—587. son singled up the middle and Lennie Ruggiero led off the AUanUo 2 Neptune City 1 Pert Kipp put his initials on 212 pins for Monogram. went to -third when Jerry Horn winning surge with a triple and Heart Surgery J Lltfl* Silver 1 , doubled to left center. Lambert- scored on a wild pitch. Alter nibtron 4 ~ Tony Florek was the big man for the evening In the Cer- CAMBRIDGE, .Mass. (AP) --- £ before your chances Reteue 3 . Ilone's vi. Team 12 natch. Tony rolled 630 on 214, 201 and son scored on a wild pitch with two outs, Ron McLowghlin Weit Lont Brancb 1 AHnxbunt i ... 215. Helen Carscadden aided the triple win with 188—527. Bob Horn moving to third. Mike walked and stole second. Jim John Yovicsin, Harvard football 1 Lrttle Sllvtr 4 Fergusen's single sent Horner O'Connor then struck out, but pilnr Byron 2 Frailer had a couple of double cenluiy marks—211 and 202 coach, is expected at Mayo Clin- ,, Hamilton a .. —to lead Feppi's to a double wfri o&V'Strathrhiorc Lanes. home. • Jose Delgado dropped the ball to iC. :. " | Hoifuriu Voli a advance the runners. O'Connor Pun DUy I Joa Clark had a 210 and Andy Webb a 207 for team 14, for R. B. Catholic's other marker The University made the an- j But Ksanaburc 1 two wins over team 11. UMteellKl 4 nouncement Monday. Yovicsia It looks like Shore Point Esso is the team in the Airport Shark Ittv«r HUH t Plata Commercial loop. If so, this will be the first season had been admitted to the hos- Unexcelled 2 Belford Independent 3 that Kahle & McFarland could make it in a roll-off, but must pital for treatment of a heart Freehold 3 __ take all three games from the Esso men this week to make murmur and an operation ap- Hamilton s _ River Plain 1 _.. ... it a tie. Donato Construction Co. can sink no lower than its pears to be indicated. 1 Ocein 2, P.P. „ present third place spot but could move to second by a sweep Satontown 4 The University said Yovicsin I West Long Branch 4 over Monmouth Lanes as Shore Point Esso sweeps its match. Port au Peck 1 went to the Rochester, Minn., | Marlboro 1 . There could be complete changes hi the next six teams as Sea Bright HAL. there is but a three game spread here. Monmouth Lanes in one clinic as a result of symptom* | Holmdel 1 . Volunteer* 2 over Ed PennettI Roofing, 2V4 over Magnolia Inn and three up which appeared following a vi- i Neptun* City 5 ^.-...... _.._..^* on Airport Liquors, M.T.T. Mason and Tom's Ford, Inc. At one DIVISION vis infection last fall. • 1 W L time Tom's Ford was up there fighting for the lead. Batontown 3 „ 59H "">/4 Tom Harrington did his best last week to keep Donato Con- MIDIH.BTOWN WOMEN'S LEAGUE Wanamutt S 58 2» W L Liberty 2 . iT 30 struction in the running by rolling a 617 on 198, 230 and 189, for HiddlMown L&nti —.63 30 Hook * Ladder i ..._ _ M« 3214 the only 600 set in the loop. Hans Gross had a 222 for Monmouth Maraaclo'a Barber Shop 61 Little Stiver 2. « 38 C & C Compressed Gaiei —58 35 Atlantic Hlf-dandi 1 .4514 41HLanes and Bill Kahle a 222 for his team. Fine Knot service 53 40 Eatontown 3 44 43 Hazlet Properties Inc. S2 41 Beiford 3 .44 43 This loop likes to do things by threes. Walt Ertel had a Belnke'a Meat Market 52 41 Port Monmouth 1 . 40 47 148 triplicate for M.T.T. Mason, making it four triplicates in this MlditlMown E»BO - 51 Rumaon 3 _ 38U 47',4 Middletown Shop Rite SO il Jlomnoutt) Bucb 4 M 4S loop this season. Most leagues don't even have one. The Paint Spoil 50 Marlboro 1 38 4S Shore Electron lea 48 Oeeuvport j „. st 61 FLOWER PORT FINISHES FIRST — Flower Port, with Kahle A MoFarland IS a Eatorrtovrn 6 —«- .33^4 83 M Middletown Travel Agency ...16 49 Hamilton 4 32H B«'A jockey Walter Blum up, is first across the finish line in The Brothera _ 48 4T to be a champion OM VWatt 3 _.M 61 Monogram Center . .46 47 Ross Dennis Combines Swimming the first race at New York's Aqueduct race track yester- 47' T" DIVISION Halg's Cleaners _ 43 47 W L Harmony Woods-Matawan -.58 a Ocean 1, 8.B. .« 2J day. Light Cloud, piloted by jockey Ronald Roland, was Seacoaat Floor Covering 37 K> Atlantic RlchVanda S . S9 38 And Walking Sports at Monmouth Team No. 10 ._ 33tt 59156 4 Runuon Exempta . M 33 second in the six-furlong race for three-year-old maiden Payne's Waxing Service ~~—33 90 ' Shrewsbury a „„ 48^ 38^ Dyna-Kleun _ _.. .2414 6514 Fair Haven 3 4a 41 WEST LONG BRANCH — The Ing the junior field before the fillies. Flower Port paid $8 to win. (AP Wirephoto) 200 Club — Mary Kelly 20T, Maria Marlboro 3 u 43 Friend 201. Holmdel 2 :. 44 43 old adage that the sports of track West Pointer moved narrowly Sogine 2 ... „ „ 44 43 and field and swimming don't ahead in the last half-mile of the Untxeelled s IZL..—4» a 1 Obtaniiort 4 , 41 4' mix is being disproved by Mon tough B /, mile race. Hazltt 1 , ; 39 49 Hailet t .39 4* mouth College sophomore Ros: A Freestyle Champ Haaet 3 37 so Dennis of Oakhurst. ADenrmrst 3 sgu MI* As a swimmer, Dennis cap- Llcorty 3 . T'~" 34 5 Dennis, a 19-year old graduati tured the N. J. Intercollegiate Co)t« Neck 1 _ _ _ s« 61 of Asbury Park High School an< championship in the 200-yard free- "d" DIVfSION a physics major at Monmouth, is TV style at the Kennedy Memorial Oliver Byron' 3 _ S8!4 one of tiie most promising young Brevent Park 1 games at Glassboro State Col- Oetanport B race walkers in the nation and lege in February and also was MonmouHi BeMh 3 , ...MM also a member of the Monmouth second In the 500-yard freestyle. Ocean 2. S.B. _..48 varsity swim team. Frathold 4 _ Dennis is expected to be one. Holmdel 3 As a race walker, Dennis' bes Volunt»n .44 of the mainstays of the squad Oakhunt 3 42 achievement was a second plac< when Monmouth launches a full- Vi PRICE SALE NeMUTI* Hoe« s"_~Z_Z_ 4t finish in the Junior National AAl U.S. Royal Monmouth Bt-jch 3 „ 3» fledged swimming program under Colta N»ck 3 3« 10-kilometer championship at Chi the direction of Coach Dick Stead- BUY ONE FOR RECEIVE 45 O-lendola I , „_ 3* copee Falls, Mass. Dennis was blk. Alt. ' NorthaMe) X ..._ man, in its sparkling new cham- 90 ANOTHER Llttta Bllver 3 barely beaten out by veteran .00.13 Independent pionship-size pool next year. A "H" DIVISION competitor Jerry Madden, a first IP IT IS SURE-FOOTED ON WIT ROADS, Imagine th«12 control yoo'II hara on a dry raadl W Meanwhile, Dennis will concen- Relief 1 . B classman at West Point. Dennis Oceanic 4 and Madden had taken turns lead trate on upcoming race walking Heltef 1 plus tax and smooth tire off your car Morsanville Indl. events along the Eastern sea- fadeaway Belford 4 _____ board. His big race of the year Deal 1 will be the National AAU senior Haxlet 3 49 WeM IjOrnt"Braiich"s" Lady Hawks" 20-kUometer 12.5 mile champion- SHOCK CERTIFIED It takes time to build a winning racer. HolmtlM 4 ship at Baltimore on June 20. The Port au Peek 2 _M So if you plan to enter, don't wait another ftfonmouLh Beach 0 38 first two finishers in this race ABSORBERS Keyport 1 34 u To Play 5 WHEEL week. Just ask your mom or dad to go with Stirewjbury 3 - 1 34 qualify to meet the Russian chain, Oceanic 3 33 pions in Moscow m July. you to your nearest spon- Oceanic 1 " 28 DELCO Ptill Daly 3 '"3 Softball Tilts Other big races for Dennis will ALIGNMENT soring Chevrolet dealer's. "I" DIVISION WEST LONG BRANCH — Thebe the Metropolitan 10-kilometers HERE'S WHAT WE DO: He's got your wheels and Navealnk 2 in New York April 25, the Natsk 1 Krut Keanabur* Monmouth College girls' varsity $ • adjust caster tips on how to win (1) a Branchport 3 Softball team will open its 1965Memorial of 10 miles in New WHEEL BALANCING • adjust camber Navealnk 1 ... New $500 bond, (2) a free trip Olendola 3 . season April 29 with a home York on May 2, and the • adjust toe-in or toe-out LHHa Sliver 5 8 lersey AAU two-mile champion- • For greater mileage to Derbytown and (3) a Belrord Ind_. S U game against Trenton State Col- • test steering Brevent Park 3 . , 50 lege. ihip at Clifton on June 13. Each, installed. For smoother ride % 50 share of $30,000 in college Dennis represented Monmouth MONMOCTH rotunr WOMAN'S "The "Lady Hawks" will be Chevy, Ford, For even wear I scholarships. Hurry! Open MAJOR* at three of the major indoor track Plymouth Slightly higher $' coached this year by Miss Sandy meets at Madison Square Garden Most Cars to all boys 11 through 15. for other models each including weights Rme Anql« Lunch Kg Dunker, a member of the col-this past winter and finished sixth LHWPS Cc-tl Co. . JHU lege's physical education depart- 10' Register now at your nearest sponsoring Kulaa Boat Work! .. 93 in the IC4A one-mile title eventa R«l Bunk Hooftor 14 43 ment. Coach Dunker has nine Chevrolet dealer's. alonmouth t&awtr — 43 44 n early March. Indicative of his SEE JIM ROONEY Evergreen Klnr 43 44 girls returning from the 1964 rapid development, he went on to Manlgrasio Conrt. . 43 41 Mldrtletown Lanii .. _ 42% squad which posted a 6-2 record. )eat two of his collegiate con- Guntlaktr'i Central Mtr». 42i{ 4m Monmouth's girls will play Matawan Wlne« A Llquen —30 4('i luerers at Chicopee- Falls. ^arry'i Auto Seal Coven 33tf 53(4 five game schedule this yetr. Monmouth has a full-fledged tPONSORtD BY YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER Holly Acrt. tt „ 20O Club — Irene Byorlek J1S, Once April 29, Trenton State. race waHking team, coached by,_ C * R TIRES INC. Jfaffey 202. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. May 4, Paterson State; 6, St. Eliott Denman, a 1956 OlympicII 165 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6666 RED BANK Chuck Davey, chairman cA theRose High Schood; 11, Jersey valker. Over 20 Monmouth stu- and Michigan Boxing Commission, is City State; 13, at Trenton State. lents took part in the recent f| COMMUTER PARKING BUDGET TERMS a former Michigan State boxer NXAAU-sanctioned 10-mtle walk- KU> *ANK ROTARY & THE DAILY REGISTER who had some success in the Dick Gernert, former outfield- ing event on the Aabury ParkjJ AVAILABLE AVAILABLE professional ring. er, scouts tor the Cincinnati Reds. joardwalk. National League THE DAILY REGISTEB Wed, April 21, 1965—25 Bulldog JVs Warren Spahn Tosses First American League Rout Rarltan; Mantilla9s Batting Slug 4 HRs Win as Mets Nip the Dodgers RARITAN — Rnmao&Fair Ha- ven's jayvees Hasted four borne Warren Spahn gave every in- and an error by Ed Kranepool Claude Osteen, who had allowed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sparks Boston Win runs in a 154 romp over Raritan opened the door and the Dodg- only three hits, until the eighth dication In 1964 that he was get- : National League I American League Township that put the Bulldogs ting too old to remain a big win-ers stuck their foot in it with when Roy McMillan's squeeze Felix Mantilla, who made start with a first-inning grand at 4-0 on the season. run-producing singles by Tom- W. L. PctG.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. ner in the majors. Apparently bunt brought in Johnny Lewis. Pittsburgh 5 2 .714 — more moves than a belly dancer slam home run — the first of his The first two four-baggers cam*'' my Davis and John Rosebora. Boston 4 1 .800 — in the third inning on back-to- he stopped off somewhere be- Lewis produced the other New Chicago . 4 .667 last year, has reduced his act. career and the first in the But with the tying and win-York runs with a two-run single Minnesota 3 1 .750 league this season. Two innings back pitches. John Babcock tween seasons for a vitamin Cincinnati 4 .667 Instead of belting the ball be- ning runs on first and third, in the ninth inning. Philadelphia _ 4 .667 Detroit „ 4 2 .667 tween fielders and over fences later, he singled across Boston's slugged the first homer and the pick-me-up that has taken Spahn reared back Into his high Chicago _ 4 3 .571 next batter, Larry White, hit tJie Clemente, who has six hits ir, Los Angeles _ 3 .600 while moving from one of six final run. couple of years off his 43-year- kick and pitched out of the jam. Milwaukee 3 .500 Los Angeles .. 3 3 .500 positions to another, he's just first pitch for another base^nr- his last 12 at-bats, singles fol- New York „ 3 The performance increased cling blow. Old left arm. He struck out Jim Lefehvre for New York ..._. 3 .429 3 .500 rapping the ball between field- Mantilla's 1965 output to a .368 strikeout No. 2,500 of his career, lowing Bill Virdon's double in Washington _.. 3 In the fourth frame, Ralph Making his second start Tiie* the first inning and drove in an-San Francisco 3 .429 4 .429 ers and over fences. batting average, two homers got Ron Fairly on a grounder Houston _ 2 .250 Kansas City _ 2 4 .333 Mantilla, maintaining the and 10 runs batted in. No oneLawrence clubbed the third home day night, the winningest south- and finished with a flourish, by other Pirate run in the fifth aft- Cleveland 1 3 .250 er Dick Schofield singled and St. Louis 1 .167 $ power he discovered in 19G4els, e in the AL has more than run with two runners on base paw in major league history striking out John Kennedy. Baltimore I 4 .200 that gave the little Bulldogs a came through with another moved to second on a grounde Tuesday's Results drove in all of Boston's runs seven RBI while only Tony Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 1 Tuesday's Result Tuesday in the Red Sox' 5-2Conigliaro, hitting .556, has a 7-0 lead. strong performance, allowing Elsewhere, Roberto Clemente, Willie Mays provided the onlj only one earned run in a 3-2 vic-still underweight from a battle Philadelphia 2, Houston 1, 13 Boston 5, Washington 2 triumph over Washington. It better average with Boston. After Raritan scored two in the San Francisco run with his thin: innings was the only American League home half of Che fourth, Pete tory over Los Angeles that with malaria this spring, drove homer of the season. Mays' 420 Only game scheduled Mantilla's slugging has helped brought him his first triumph as in two runs frith a pair of sin New York 3, Los Angeles 2 game scheduled. the Red Sox to four victories in Jakubecy, a freshman, clubbed a foot belt came off Bob Friend, Only games scheduled Today's Games The 30-year-old Puerto Rican two-run homer as Rumsoa-Fair a New York Met and the 357th gles in Pittsburgh's 3-1 victory who needed Al McBean's relic their first five games and the of his career. over San Francisco and Phila- Today's Games Kansas City at Detroit got the Red Sox off to a fast AL lead. Haven scored four runs. help over the final 2 2-3 inning: Cincinnati at Chicago Los Angeles at Cleveland Catcher Dave Manley also had That left Spahn with a spar- delphia edged Houston 2-1 in 13to get his second victory withou Acquired from the New York innings on Ruben Amaro's key Houston at Philadelphia, N Minnesota at New York a big day at the plate for the kling 2.12 earned-run average a loss. LADIES DAY Mets for the 1963 season, Man- winners, driving in three runs single. The other clubs were not Milwaukee at St. Louis, N Chicago at Boston tilla burst forth last year as a and two steps closer toward his scheduled. The Phillies edged the Astros New York at Los Angeles, N on a two for three performance. prime 1965 goal—"erasing the Baltimore at Washington, N power hifter, reaching career He also scored twice. in the 13th when reliever Hal Pittsburgh at San Francisco, highs of 30 home runs and 64 memory of last year when In the only scheduled Ameri- Woodeshick issued two-out Rumsonl'H (IS) Henry Hudson (J) can League game, Boston de- N Thursday's Games runs batted in. His .289 average AB R H AB R a •rything went bad for me." walks to Cookie Rojas and L'wrence.ct 3 11 G'lesple.59 2 o o feated Washington 5-2. Thursday's Games Minnesota at New York was second best in his nine-year Banlett.ci 10 0 Vallteno.aa 1 a o Spahn won 23 games for Mil- Frank Thomas before Amaro Cincinnati at Chicago career. nuha.cf 10 1 Hyan.31) 1 a l Spahn was locked in a score- followed with his game-winning Baltimore at Washington, N M.G'b'vy.ea 4 Meana.cf 2 o o waukee in 1963, then fell to a New York at Los Angeles, N R'hardt.rf 1 0 0! Meyors.lf 1 o 6-13 mark last season with a 5.28 less duel with Dodger starter lit off Claude Raymond. Only games scheduled Only games scheduled While he was compiling his Waters,l'l>3b 5 M'tlnsoiUf I o o Baboock.lt 1 V'timlKlla.H 2 o o ERA. But he never once as- lustrous record, Mantilla was Shorcy.lf 0 Hamman, xt 1 0 o turned he was over the hill. KEANSBUKO LADIES MONDAY moving al! over the Boston de Wltman.lf 1 Merritt.c 3 1 o NIGHT LEAGUE fense. He played at six different White. II) 3 Oeraldl,2b 2 X 1 "I am sound physically," he Eatontown's 9-12 League •W Klemey.lh 0 Cornick.2b 1 0 O Ceaniburg Bowl New Mat Coach spots — all three outfield posts, Frlscla.rf.p 2 DeaMens.lt 1 o o pointed out during spring train- Keamburg Bank, Manley, u 33 2 Ignotis.rf 2 0 0 Ing. "I just wasn't pitching tjead Bottom* CHARLESTON, S. C. (AP) - second base, shortstop and third DP't'r»'n3li 3 0 O'Neill, lb 1 o a Sylvette'i .... base. MeHenry.ss 111! Wllss.lm 1 0 a enough last year. I have to work To Work in 2 Divisions Modern Pharmacy Oval Jaynes, an assistant foot- Jakubecy.p 3 2 21 GHson.p 1 1 O B*W Aulo ,...... For this year, however. Man- K'Vgh.rf.Sb 1 0 0] Klnney.p 0 o o regularly to be effective. EATONTOWN — The Eaton- teams, will be sponsored by on Crown Tire ball coach and freshman wres- "You can't convince me youtown 9-12 Boy's Baseball League Bandy's Market tling coach at the University of ager Billy Herman decided Man- 35 15 15| 23 3 2 or more local civic groups. John Ryan'f .... tilla would remain at only one Rumson-FH _...2 0 2 3 4 3 1—15 go from middle age to old age inwill operate on a two division A final opportunity for all un-Morrisey & Walker North Carolina, will become Raritan - 00 0 20 1 o—3 Oclden Kugceta _.. position — second base. 2R—M. Galtravy. 3B—Babcock, Jaku- one year." basis during the 1965 season. registered boys to register for the head wrestling coach and assist- becy. HR—Lawrence, White. (inlln'a Lounge 'You see honey, I told In the National League Tues- He proved his point against The Senior Division will consist upcoming season will be hel< Jenaon'a Furniture _.^ ant football coach at The Cita- >>n Qulxote'a Inn __...43 day, New York and Warren Hialeah Park opened in 1925 the Dodgers, working into the of the six teams played last year Saturday at the Lewis Street Empress Hotel 41 del June 1. The appointment you I could use those golf ninth with a four-hit shutout. —Eatontown Fire Department Playground from 9:30 a.m. t Bowne'i Oil 40 socks you knitted for Spahn edged Los Angeles 3-2, and the featured Miami Handicap 500 Series: Dot Naclerlo 525. was announced Monday by Ed- Philadelphia nipped Houston 2- was worth $1,500. This season the Then a single by Wes Parker Smoke Eaten, St. Dorothea's noon. Boys must be registered by 175 Club: Loretta Furman 178, Agnet die Toague, the Citadel's ath- me!" Hawks, Montgomery Ward's a parent or guardian. Helnold 175, 178; Muriel WllmOtE 178, 1 in 13 innings and Pittsburgh smallest purse at the south Flor- Carol Mlldenburg 183, Adelln* Stephens letic director. defeated San Francisco 3-1. The> Los Angeles Angels roster Rangers, D and D Tool Dodgers, Tryouts for newcomers will alsi 181, Dot Noclorlo 1S8, 193. ida track was $3,500. is so crowded that five players Electronic Measurement Elec- be Saturday morning. Nine yeai with major league experience are trons end Piccole Builders Pur- olds will report at 9:30. Any boj listed as non-roster men during ates. who played last year but whc Palm Beach, Calif., workouts. The new division will be a has not yet registered for thii They.are Don Mossl, Bob Duliba, "shirt and cap" group and it is season, should do so Saturday or Julio Gotay, Joe Koppe and Felix anticipated that the division as ahe will not be eligible for this Torres. Whole, rather than individual year's competition. Vanderbilt first line nylon tubeless Flemington Fairgrounds to Start Shore NASCAR Stock Car Racing Sat. Conference tires give you the safety features you FLEMNGTON NASCAR Sepcrate divisions of competi- •took car racing will be on view tion will be featured In the eight- Baseball (or the next six months at theevent programs starting Satur- Flemington Fairgrounds follow- day. A DIVISION need to drive with confidence ing the Inaugural program Satur- Rookies, many in their late Yesterday's Results day night starting 7 p.m. teens, will duel In three races, MJddletown 4, Long Branch 0 First of the weeWy-operated with a 15-lap feature finale, while Monmouth 4, Red Bank S Garden State speedways to com-the sportsmen and modified Freehold 3, Brick 1 mence activities, the Hunterdon class contestants will employ four OTHERS County plant will maintain the qualifying events to arrive at theNeptune 6, R.B. Cath. 3 BAMBERGER'S every-Saturday-night schedule lineup for their 25-1 ap feature Toms River 4, Lakewood that has been in effect for thecloser. STANDINGS AUTO CENTER past 10 years. IPaterson's Bob Sail, form- W Pet. , Pennsylvania, New Jersey and er eastern sprint car champion Mlddletown (4-0) -_...< 1.000 New York personnel will fill the and one-time Indianapolis Speed- Neptune (4-0) S 1.000 driver and car owner rosters, way performer, will head up theBrick (4-2) 2 .6«7 with support from southern driv- NASCAR officials. He is the na-Monmouth (3-2) X .600 ers as in past years. tional field manager for the Flor- Long Branch (1-2) _J .333 ida organization and in charge Toins River (2-3) -. 1 .250 of inspections and race control. Freehold (M() 1 •JM DON? BUN THE RISK OF TROUBLE - DRIVE Red Bank (0-4) 0 .000 Recreation Dept. Flemington's races are under RIGHT IN TOMORROW FOR THESE SERVICES the supervision of the State Mot B DIVISION or Vehicle Department, with re- NORTH Golf Instruction cent approval granted by that Yesterday's Results unit for the weekly programs Matawan 7, So. Freehold 0 to be staged, after an Inspection Rumson-FH 6, Henry Hudson 2 Opens Monday of all safety features for both Keyport 8, Raritan 3 RED BANK — Bruce N. John- participants and spectators. Today's Games son, supervisor of activities for (Both grandstand and infield Rumson-FH at Shore the Parks and Recreation Depart- patron facilities are provided, to-Matawan at Manasquan COMPLETE BR^KE OVERHAUL ment, announced there are still gether with ample car parking. So. Freehold at Raritan openings In the golf instruction Spectators may gain admittance B DIVISION 34.88* classes that will open Monday. at 5 p.m., allowing them to en- SOUTH •nd, Tuesday at the Jack Pot joy the early warmups at 6:30. Yesterday's Results • ReUne brakes, all 4 wheels Driving Range, Middletown Pt. Boro 5, Jackson S • Rebuild 4 wheel cylinders Township. Central 6, Southern 0 • New heavy duty wheel cylinder kits included •NORTH vs. SOUTH • Heavy duty brake lining, $5 additional The course will continue for 10 tChrysler products slightly higher. weeks. Equipment will be provid- Circle Chevrolet -- -- •Wall 10, Shore 7 John Daniel's Men's Bhop —59 Please call for an appointment. ed by Die driving range. Stephen J. arol*, Inc. 54 •Manasquan 16, Pt. Beach 4 51 •Doesn't count In standings Instructor for the course will be Jobnny'l's Tavers Familn y Restaurant so E4ck Morris. The classes are Orllll Contraction Co. 49 STANDINGS Marx Brw - 47 open to teenagers as well as Crate's Beverages .'. —47 SOUTH adults. Each Instruction period Monmouth Stamp & Coin W L Pet. Bhop .... ._._...... 48 will be limited to five people to Red Bank Roofing 45 Rumson-FH (5-1) 3 0 LOW Progressive Lite Ins. Co. 44 .8*7 •How for maximum Individual Love Lane Tuxedos . 43 Keyport (2-1) 2 1 Instruction. Sai's Barber Shop , 42 Shore (2-2) 1 .8*7 Airport Inn 37 The fee for the course Is $25Fewman's Electric .3414 S9V4 Matawan (2-1) 1 .500 WHEEL ALIGNMENT Red Bank Recreation MM 6354 Manasquan (2-1) .. 1 .500 which will cover the entire 10 600 Club: Fred Bruno 200, 210. 204— weeks of instruction. It is payable 614: L*« Jones 216, 218, 176—«O9; John Henry Hudson (2-2) . 2 .333 VanBrlfflt 209. 200. 199—605; Mik* e 6.88 •t the time of registration. Anyone To«cano 183, 223, ' — Dr. John Raritan (2-2). 2 .3M interested in taking the course Klnnty _T, SOI. 17S—«03; Chick Forbe« So. Freehold (0-3) .. S .000 171, 213, 2is—602. • Adjust caster, camber and toe-in must register at the Parks and lilg'h 'TeTeai m Game — John Daniel's SOUTH •Adjust brakes, add heavy duty fluid _ len'i EhShoop 901: High Tiun Serlei— Recreation office, 51 Monmouth Red Bank Rooting 2,624; High Ind. W L Pet. necessary Game—Sookle Bchlafone 237: High Ind. 8erle»—Fred Bruno 614. Lakewood (4-2) 0 1.000 • Straighten steering wheel 200 Club: Bob Hembllnc 202, Harry Pt. Boro (4-1) . .750 • Check vital parts on entire front end Greenwood 201, Ray SUOEZO 201, Tony Savage 211, Stan Savage 221, Joe Central (2-2) _ : .500 assembly BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS TELL-TALE OIL SPOTS! —oclcero 214, Bpeed Tomalno 203, Jim .500 Torsion bar adjustment and air-conditioned Oleary 214, Ronnie Johanneinann 201, Pt. Beach (1-2) Bob Wood 206, Howard Kull 218, Henry Wall (1-2) .000 cars slightly higher. Even 202, Tom Bain 235, Joe Roaatl 304, Frank Ruscll 219— . Ra~ y ~Pesrce 211, Southern (1-3) .000 Fre— d- -Longeo y —215 , 212: Ous Lang„ 201—, Jackson (0-2) ..._ .000 I_*o Z«c«k 224, Joe Barbusln 206, John Oalatro 201, M(k« Ferrlgno 217, Blackey OTHERS Rufflnl 209, Sooklt Schlafone 200, 237; Ozrle SohSohrmn 224, JiJimm Ryan 203202, Dr. Today's Game Morgan P. Oollo 219, Larry Jackson Asbury Park at Ewing Twp. Sale 223. Sale AUTOMATIC RECORDS St. Rose (4-1) Michigan State played eight SEAT BELTS INSTALLED TRANSMISSION seasons of outdoor hockey on R.B. Catholic (4-1) natural ice back In the 1920s butCBA (2-2) abandoned the sport when an Asbury Park (2-2) 2 for 11.88 Com* III for « FRBB AAMCO MULT1 Mater Dei (1-2) CHECK. AUeluttly no eblljotum. Minor entire winter's schedule was 2 - 29.99 • Wide choice of decorator colors 2 » 24.99 •djutlmtnrt now may avald molor ro> wiped out because of mild weath- Croydon Hall (0-2) 750x14 Tubelesi Whitswall pain lottrl St. Joseph's (TR) (0-3) • Metal to metal buckle 750x14 Tubsless Blackwall • Sturdy, double weave nylon webbing Plus Tax and Old Tires From Your Car Plus Tax and Old Tires From Your Car IASY TIRMS—1-DAY SERVICE Regardlti* of Condition FREE ROAD TEST • Available for most cars Regardlex of Condition LIFETIME GUARANTEE AVAILABLE WORLD'S LAROEST AUTOMATIC Jr. Fishermen Get Action 14-INCH TUBELESS 14-INCH TUBELESS TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS— COAIT TO COAST. 1.00x14 2 for 31.99 8,50x14 2 for 34.99 •.00x14 2 for 37.99 8.50x14 2 for 42.91 At Mohawk Pond Saturday * THIS IS OUR EXCLUSIVE 2-WAY WEAROUT RED BANK — The annua to 10 a.m. and for boys and girts, AND ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE 15-INCH TUBELESS 15-INCH TUBELESS «.50x15 2 for 22.99 7.10x15 2 for 31.99 6.50x15 2 for 18.99 7.10xlS J for 37.9» AAMCO junior sportsmen's fishing derb: 14-1$ years old, from 10 a.m. un 1, II Hit tlra should wear out, whan utad in will be held Saturday at Mohawl til noon. Anyone over 14 years 6.70x15 2 for 25.99 7.60x15 ...2 for 35.99 6.70x15 2 for 31.99 7.60x15 5 for 41.9J TRANSMISSIONS normal driving, (with 2/31" or lets of traad Pond. of age will be required to have depth remaining) anytime during th« guar- The derby is open to all stu a trout fishing license as speci- antee period, you will receive the tame SPORTS AND COMPAQ CAR SIZES SPORTS AND COMPACT CAR SIZES 1M (. Newman Springs Rd. dents' up to 18 years of age fied under the New Jersey fish percentage off the current selling price of a Red lank—Call 842-2800 There will be two separate con laws. | replacement at the number of months on 5.20x13 2 for 21.99 5.60x15 2 for 29.99 5.20x13 2 for 27.99 5.60x15 2 for 35.99 - m Railroad AVMW tests, one for boys and girls 1 A special shipment of large your guarantee, le, 27 morrths, 27% off. 5.60x13 2 for 25.99 6.00x15 2 for 30.99 5.60x13 2 for 31.99 6.00x15 2 for 36.91 Ajturv park-Call 774MW 5.MxlJ 2 for27.» 5.90x13 2 for 33.99 Years* of asze and under, from trout will be stocked in the 2. If the tire should fail due to road hazards pond immediately prior to the such as glass cuts, impact breaks, curb All prices plus Federal tax of 1.37 la 2.99 per tire and old tires from your car, regardless of condition. Add $1 per event. bruises plus manufacturing defects during tire without trado-ln. .« Prizes -will be awarded to both the guarantee period, we will repair or re- Best Service^^ boys and girls in each age group place the tire at our discretion. Replace- YOU GET All THESE EXTRAS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WHEN YOU BUY YOUR TIRES AT BAMBERGER'S who catch the first fish, the big' ments are pro-rated on the current selling e Tires installed by experts • Wheel rotation every 5,000 miles price for the time used. gest fish, tihe smallest fish and • Puncture repair for the life of the tire Best Quality\™^i the first GO catch the limit of six. No fishing will be permitted Best Price prior to S a.m. No adults will be allowed to fish until after the OS 1-2B0O OR WRIT! for tfre*. Free delivery In New Jersey mi In our delivery areas In N. Y. and Pa. (except C.O.D.'s add 50c). laijibereer's Drive-In Aaro Center Frank Portir'a noon hour. Parents are allowed (Dear. M3/I44). Ad|ace«t to lambenjer's at the Eataitrami Traffic Circle, Monmoufh. And at Paramiu. Newark, Menlo Park, Ploinfleld and Route #22 In Springfield. to accompany their chil- dren. However, to be eligible for Red Bank Tire Co/ prizes, children must bait their : SHREWSBURY AVENUE 747*3404 own hooks and catch the fish un- Bamberger's Monmouth open 6 nights till 9 30 including Saturday Opt* Menday thru Friday--, to 6 p.m.: S#. to 3 p.m. assisted, -LEGAL NOTIC April 2h 1965 lEGhL NOIXCE -IEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL -LEGAL NOTICE- stirtt ba ma4e either by written re- THE DAILY REGISTER In a wevurly direction siocf t&e cen On TburMey, /pj-fl 27, l&fi, > AU thrf pBJt nt turn Borough oi Rum- boror GtwAjr ot Htmmovtb tod fttatt «C tOLcrMettoe wit* th* canter quest tonrtrderf to tha UfcntefMJ CUrJt TtriwlriXirM tifyJtt will be clo*e4 m no cut of the center UM e. 1, Colts Neck, Conov Said Prima ry Ejection will be he] feet more or lees to a point; thence Avenue: thence (3) Southerly along the 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sun- tor the- purpose of. nominating persom thence (6) In a generally westerly di- (fit Northwesterly IPS feet more or County of Monmouth, State of Ne' center line of Laurel Avenue to thedays and Holidays excepted. Also, Sep- «*' tbe respective parties to the office: rection along the Boundary of the First Hoad, Vanderhure. New Jersey, at an in flald municipality for the purpose \ less to a point; thence (13) Northerly Jersey, not already registered In sal Southerly Township Hne where the «3mv« mentioned and also to elect one Election District the various courses lime hetween Wednesday, June 2. ]Wi: nominating a Governor (or the Stal municipality under the laws of Nc tember 18, 1065 from 9:00 a,m. to 12:M and Thursitny, September 23, 1065, du of New Jersey; two Members — 234 feet more or less to a point; Jersey governing permanent registn same intersects with the aforesaid Lau- noon, September 21 and 23 from 7:M nmlft and one female member from and distances to the northeasterly right- ing the following bourn: Daily fl thence (H) Northeasterly — 232 feet rel Avenue; thence (4) Westerly along eptember 21 and •*i,ch eelection district In the Borough of-way lino of the New York and Long the State Senate, Fifth Senate District more or less to a point; thence (15) tlon may register or transfer with th the Southerly Township Una to thep too 9:00 p.m. O r at Per- f lAt SU M«nl>erM«ia a of theBranch Railroad line where the ume a. m. to 5:00 p. m., Saturdays, 8 thre« Members of the General A: clerk of said municipality at his o p.m. Of lAtt'e SUver tlay a and hoIJrlaya excepted. Or sembiy: a Sheriff for the County Northwesterly — 322 feet more or less flee, Airport Plaza, " ' * ' point or place of beginning. manentt RegistratioRitti n BBureaua , Court -ionmoutM th CConuto y Executive Commlt- 's intersected by the northerly line of Permanent R.ef;lsLra.llon Bureau, Cou Moninoutli, two Members of tho Boar to a potnt corner to lhe same and in Hazlet, In Polilng Place: North Centervllje HouseH , FreeholdFhld , NeN w JerseyJy, att any- ****e for each of the two major political White Koafl; thence (7) in a north- line of Lot 30, Block 52 of aald map; Township of Raritan, New JerBey, £ Howe, 372 Middle Road. Hftzlet. time between Wednesday, June 2, 196i House, Freehold, New Jersey, at an of Chosen Freeholders for the Coun any time up to and Includin._._ g Thun r parties, (Republican And Democratic). westerly direction along the northeast- time between Wednesday. June 2, 19Q.or Monmouth; three Coroners for in thence by the latter the following four- day, April 22, 1965, during norm; District Numoer 8: and Thursday, September 23, 1&65, dur- Notice is hereby given that qualified erly riRht-of-vay line of tht New York and Thursday. September %i, 1*)65, rtu County of Monmouth: one male teen (14) courses and distances business hours. Mondays through Fi BEGINNING at the point of inter- ing the following hours: Daily 8:00 voterot s of tbe Borough of Little Silver, and Long Branch Railroad, be the dlt- Ing the following hourfl: Dally 9: one female member of the Stale Execi Southwesterly — 510 feet more days (Saturdays, Sundays and hoi id a1 section of the center Une of Newa.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Bund ays " unty of Monmouth, Slate of New tance what It may to the point or a. tn. lo ^;3O p. m., Saturdays, Bu live Committee for each of the majc to a point; thence (17; Southwesterly excepted). Also April 19, 20 and S Jersey State Highway Route No. 36 and Holidays excepted. -_r«y, not aiready registered in said place Of Be Binning, day-s and holidays excepted. political parties (Republican and Derr — 528 leet mom or less to a point: 1965, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.rand the center line of Chlngarora Creek on Thursday, September 23, 19«i, municipality under the lawi of New Polling place for this district Is th* ocratlc), and for the following munlc thence (18) Southwesterly — 554 feet Or at the Permanent Registrant and from thence running (1) Norther- ittey governing permanent registra- Fire House on Prospect Avenue. On Thursday, September 23, 196pa, l dtfices, viz: the registration books will b« closed the ronlKtratinn fcooka will be clone more or less to a point; thence (19) Bureau, Court House, Freeholi f along the center line of Chlngarora until after the forthcoming General rs" fnay register or transfer with tht Third Election District Northwesterly — 1,231 feet more or less New Jersey, at any time up Jreek, the various courses thereof, to Election to be held on Tuesday, No- prk of said municipality at MB of- BEGINNING at a point in the south- until after the forthcoming Gener; Three Councilmen for the full ter and Including Thursday, April 22, 1961 t Election to be held on Tuesday, N •t tour years each. to a point; thence (20j Southwesterly the point of intersection with the cen- vember 2, 19S5. fice,' Borough Hail, Prospect Avenue, erly line ->r Little BUver Point Road — 708 feet more or leaa to a point; during the following hours: Dally 9:C line ot Stone Road, the same be- Little SUver, Hew Jersey, at any time where the same Is Intersected by th*vembcr 2, yjQb. Said Primary Election will be helthence (21) Northwesterly — 1,056 feet a. m. to 4:30 p. in,, Saturdays, Bui the Northerly Township line; thence Notice of change of residence or ap- ap. to and d includinIcludigg Thursdayursy,, Aprp l westerly Una of Parker AvenuB South; Notice of change of residence or ap for the purpose ol nominating person more or less to a point; thence (22) days and holidays excepted. Also Apr .-. Easterly along the Northerly Town- plication for transfer of registration plication for transfer of registratio: of the respective parties to the office 22, 1965, from 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m shaU be made either "by written re- *••*• UPvv, UU4iUfdurint a,ikgb ivMyniuthe followinp #!«•*-!*••g hours thence (]) In an easterly direction Northeasterly — 918 feet more or less ship line to the point of Intersection DBalll y 8:00 a.m. t o 4:00 0p.m. , BaturBatur- along the southerly line of Lltlle Silver shall be made either by written re above mentioned and also to elect on to a point thence (23) Northwesterly with the extended center line of Au- quest forwarded to the Municipal quest forwarded to the Municipal Cle ma.Ie and one female member fror On Thursday, April 22, 1965, the re Clerk or the County Board of Election*, d«>B, Sundays and Holidays excepted. Point Koad lo its intersection with the or the County Board of Electloni • — 294 feet more or less to a' point; mack' • Lane; thence (3) Southerly Or at th* Permanent Registration westerly Una of Seven Bridges Road; each election district In the Townsh: thence (24) Southwesterly — 90 feet latratlon books will be closed until 1 along; the center lino ot Aumack's on forms provided by Bald Municipal thence (2) tn a southerly direction forms provided by said Munlclp of Marlboro as members of the Hoi ter the forthcoming Primary Electl Clerk or Board or by calling in per- Sutia'u, Court House, Freehold, New Clerk or Board or by calling In peraoi mouth County Executive Committee fc more or less to a point; thence (25) to be held on Tuesday, June 1, 196J L&ne to the point of intersection with son at the office at the Municipal Cleik J«m*y. at any time up to and inalon- g the westerly line of Seven Bridges at the office of the Municipal Cler] each of the two major political partlei Northwesterly — 413 feet more or less the Westerly line of Lynn Boulevard; or County Board or Elections up to Ohifltng Thursday, April 22, 1965. dur- Road to a point marked by an exten- or County Board of E3 lections uj (Republican and Democratic). to a point; thence (28) North easterly Notice or change ol residence or aj thence (4) Southerly along the West- and including September 23, 1965, ing tht following hours: Daily 9:00 a..in. sion in a westerly direction of theand Including September 23, 1965. — 101 feet more or less to a ppointo ; plication for transfer of registratlo erly tine or Lynn Boulevard, and the southerly shore of Town Neck Creek; Notice is hereby given that quallfld shall be made either by written n to 4iZo p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and The following la a. description of Ih voters of the Township of Marlborc thence (27) Northwesterly - 45 l quest forwarded to the Municipal Cle loutherly extension thereof, to the The Following Is a description of th* Holiday* excepted. Also April 22, I985, thenthencee (3)) In an easterleastery direction alon.lonig 1more or less to point; thence (28) point - of Intersection with the center Election Districts ID the Borough of the southerly shor. e_ o .f Town Neck C'reek Election Districts In the TtownBhlp County of .Monmouth, State of Ne or the County Board of Elections 1 New Shrewsbury and th» polling plaaifJ ftor; a StQO a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Colts Neck and (lie polling places Jeraey, not already registered in sal Northeasterly — 330 feet more forma provided by said Municipal Cle Jlne of Middle Road; thence (5) West- On Thursday, April JO, 1B65, the and continuintii g in a generallllyy southerlth y the same, to wit: municipality under the laws of Nc less to a point; thence (29) Northeast- or Board or by calling In person erly along the center line of Middle in same, to wit: ntjgtstruion books will bi closed until and •outhwesterly_ direction following FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT Jersey governing permanent reglstra erly — 295 feet more or leaa to a the ofrice of the Municipal Clerk o Road to the point of Intersection with first Election Dlitricl sifter the forthcoming Primary Elec* the shore line of Town Neck Creek and Election District No, .1 Is hereuy d tlon may register or transfer with th point corner to the same and In theCounty Board of Elections up to an Northerly State Parkway, thence along tho Gar- and including April 23, 1065. Fourth Election District All voters residing In homes on th excepted. Also April 22, 1065, fro New Jersey, two Members of th ilong the Westerly Township line to den State Parkway to Fine Brook; and The rtald Boards of Registry and East side of State Highway No. 34. 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ELECTION DISTIUCT #3 State Senate, Fifth Senate Distric; the point of Intersection with the North- on the west by Fine Brook and tbe BEGINNING at tha Intersection of Tbe polling place for the Second Elei three Members of the General Aasem Borough boundary to Asbury Avenui: Alectlon will meet on the easterly line of Branch Avenue On Thursday, April 22, 1965. the re Morganvllle Independent Flrehouse erly Township line; thence (2) Easter- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 2, 1968 and the southerly line of Rumson Koad: tlon District Is the Colts Neck Townshi bly; a Sheriff, two Members ly along the Northerly Township Une and on the south by the southern between the hours of ?;0O a.lstrlct. „In the Borough o„ f Ne_....w_ In »atd municipality for the purpose April 20, 21 ^^ . 582. plication for transfer of reglstratlo of New Jersey, and is more partlcu- Two Township Committeemen V thenco (2) In a northerly direction shall be made either by written re lary described as follows: the full term of three years each. No. 35 to the point of Intersection with Shrewsbury. Is the Tlnton Falls School, Ofr electing: a Governor for the State across Rumson Road and along the west forwarded to the Munlclp; ths center line of Bedle Road: thence 674 Tlnton Ave. ot' New Jeraey, two members of Uie AND BEGINNING at a point In Willow Notice ia hereby given that qualifii easterly line of Prospect Avenue to the NOTICE Merk or the County Board of Elei Broolt BX the corner formed by thevoters of the Township of Jiarltai (4) Southerly along the center line of Second Election Dls brio* Stat* Senate. Fifth Senate District southerly line of Ridge Koad, thence BOROUGH OF UUM80N* N. J. tlons on forms provided by said Mi Bedle Road and the southerly extension three Members of the Genera (3) In an easterly direction along the niclpal Clerk or Board or by callin corporate line of Matawan Township County of Monmouth, State of Ne thereof, to the point of Intersection with AU that portion of the Borough of Assembly; a Sheriff, two Members Notice Is hereby given tnat the Dls and the corporate line of Holmdel Jersey, not already registered in sal New Shrewsbury situate south of Shtf- loutherly Una of ftidga Road to thetrlct Boards of Election and Registry In person at the office of tho Munlclps Townahlp; thence (1) In a eoutherly municipality under the lawa of Ne' the center line of Beers street; thence Qi thB- Board of Chosen Freeholders intersection with Harding Road; thence In and for the Borough of Rumoon Clerk or County Board of Electloni Jersey governing permanent reglstn (5) Southeasterly along the center lino to Road and th« aouthern boundary and three Coroners for the County o (4) In a southerly direction along the County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- to and including April 22, 1&65. direction the various courses and dis- of Beers Street to the *oint oC Intersec- of N.A.D. Earie. - Monrnoutti, and for the following mu- westerly line of Harding Hoad to thesey, will meet at the places herein tances about 14,620 feet to a point at tlon may register or transfer with th tion with the Southerly Township line; The polling place lor uie Second nicipal offices, viz: The said Boards ot JleglBtry an* the intersection of Willow Brook and tho clerk of said municipality at hla of northerly line of Rumson Road; thence ifter designated on Election will meet on centerline of County Route 520 aaid fice, 319 Middle Koad, Hazlet, in th thence (6) Southwesterly along th Election District in the Borough ot A Mayor for the full term of two 15) across Rum ton Road and In a TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1905 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965 point being also corner to Atlantic Township of Raritan, New Jersey Southerly Township Una to tbe point oi New Shrewsbury is the Wayilda Com- westerly direction along the, southerly between the flouri of 7:00 a. m. ani between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8: (Colts Neck) Township; thenco along any time between Wednesday, June place of beginning. munity Fire Houie, corner of Hops) "-.Two Councilmen for the lull term Une of Rumaon Jload to its Intersection 8:OO p.m. for the purpose oC conduct p.m. for the purpose of conducting thi Polling Place: Hazlet Flrehouse, Road and Wayside Road. said Route 520 andAtlantic (Colts 1965, and Thursday, September 23, 196! Holmdel Road Hazlet. ttt three years each. with the easterly line of Seven Bridges ing the Primary Election for th Oeneral Election. Westerly 8,165 during normal business hours, Monday Third Election District A Tax Collector for the full term Road; thenca (6) in a southerly direc- nomination of Candidates. Said General Election will be he] Neck) Township (2)) District Numba* 10: of four years. feeft t more or lless o a point at through Fridays (Saturdays, Sunday BEGINNING at the point or Inter All uthaiat portioportion or thtae Borougorougb ot tion along tha easterly Una of 8eve Said Primary Election will be held fn said municipality for the purpose the centerline and holidays excepted). Or at Perme Nee w Shhrewsbury, bounded on the nortb Notice Is hereby given that qualified Bridges Road to a point marked by snIn said municipality for the purpose electing a Governor Tor the State the Intersection of 'ectlon of the Northerly Township line rewsburyry, bounded on the nortb voters of the Borough ot Little Silver, of CCounty Route 520 and the centerline nent Registration Bureau, Court House and the center line of Aumack's Lane; b y NNewman SpringSi i s RoadRd; ;o n thths etirrtt extension in an easterly direction of th of nominating a Governor for the State Now Jersey; two Members of 1 of Conover Road; thence by tho latter Freehold, New Jeraey, at any tim by Shrewsbury Avenue; on the south Gourity of Monmouth, State of New southerly line of Kings Road; thenc of New Jersey, two Membera of tli State Senate, Fifth Senate Dlstricl between Wednesday, June 2, 1905, am thence (1> Easterly along the centei Jersey, not already registered In said '7> across Seven Bridges Koad and ir State Senate, Fifth Senate Dtstrld three Members ol the General A: (3) Northwesterly 3,310 feet more or leaa line of New Jersey State Highwaj by Apple Btreet; and on tba west by municipality under the laws of New a westerly direction along tfio south three Members of the Qenfiral A flembly; a Sheriff, two Members to a point in Uie aame; thence by Thursday, September 23, 1065, durin, Route No. 36, which said center llm Hance Avenue. Jersey governing permanent registra- sembly; a Sheriff for the County the Board of Chosen Freeholders, a: the same (4) Northerly 930 ieet more or the following hours: Dally 9:00 a. m is the Northerly Township line, t< The polling place for th« Third Bl«e> erly line of Kings Road to tha easterlj less to a point in tho Bame: thence to 4:30 p. m., Saturdays, Sundays am tion mayy regsteregisterr oor transfer with the Une of Prospect Avenue; thence (8 Monmouth, two Members of the Boar three Coroners for the County of Moi the point of intersection with the cen- tfon District in tile Borough of N«w t of at hli of-across Prospect Avenue and In s of Chosen Freeholders for the Count; mouth, and for the following muntclpi still by the same (5> Northwesterly holidays excepted. ter line or Union Avenue: thence (2) Shrewsbury Is the North Side Engine) said municifc r offices, viz; 510 feet more or leas to a point In the On Thursday, September 23, 1965, th Co. No. 4 lire house, 35 Sprlncdal* tfce. BorougB h Halt, Prospect Avenue, southwesterly direction along the north' of Monmouth; three Coroners for th registration books will be closed unt Southerly along the center line of Un' EjUJe Silver, New Jersey, at any time westerly line of Willow Drive to s County of Monmouth; one male an Three Councilmen for the full ter game and corner to Lot 4 of Block Ion Avenue where the same Interaecti Avenue. wtyeen Wednesday, June 2, 1965, and potnt where the same Intersects wttl one female member of the State Exec 42 as designated on tho Official Tax after the forthcoming General Electio with the rear line as extended of thi' Fourth Election Dlitries tlve Committee for each of the maj( of four years each. Assessment Map of Marlboro Township; to be held on Tuesday, November All that portion of tha Borough of Thursday, September 23, 1965, during the First Election District; thence (9) Notice is hereby given that quallflei -•«5. lot at the Intersection of Union Av_ Uia following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. In a generally northwesterly and north political parties (Republican and Dem voters of the Township of Marlboro thenco by the latter (6) Southwesterly nue and Appleton Drive, which said New Shrewsbury, bounded on the north to 1:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and ocratic), and for the following municl 1390 feet more or less to a point corner Notice of change of residence or ai lot is at tha Southwest corner ol said by Apple Street; on the east by Ina «rly direction along the boundary of tht pal offices, viz: County or Monmouth, State of Ne' to the aame; thence by the same (7) plication for transfer of registratlo Hojtdays excerpted. Or at Permanent First Election District to the south Jersey, not already registered In sal Intersection; thence (3> Westerly along Borough Une; on the south by Lafetraa Registration Bureau, Court House, Free- Southeasterly 320 feet more or leas to a shall be made either by written reques the aforesaid line, which said line li Brook pjecteprojectedd to the ssouthere n bounbound east corner of Lot 1. In Block 64 or A Mayor for the full term of tw municipality under the laws of Nev point corner to the same: thence by the forwarded to the Municipal Clerk c hold, New Jersey, at any time be- tho Tax Map; thence O0) in a wester): years. Jersey governing permanent reglstra the rear line of all lots fronting oi ary of ShShrewsburShrewsurb y PParParkk #1 and FairFaiFir- tween Wednesday, June 2, 1905, and tlon may register or transfer with tht same <8> Southwesterly 1973 feet more tho County Board or Elections on form abutting Appleton Drive, to the polm field dvlendevelopmentst ; andd on thh e west direction alonIEe ththee southerly line of Lo Two Councllmen, for the full terra, i or lesa to a point corner to the same; provided toy said Municipal Clerk 0 Thursday, September 23, 1965, during .nd along the Flni three years each. clerk of aald municipality at his resl of intersection where Che aforesaid reai fcy the divisional line ol Shrewsbury the following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. 1, In Block 54 ai dence In Marlboro, New Jersey, at anj thence by the Bame (9) Northwesterly Hoard or by calling in person at th lot line as extended intersects with thi Park #2 and Falrfleld development Eleotion District to thth e easterltlyy ll mII A Tax AascBsor. for the full term i 10O feet more or leas to a point corner orflce of the Municipal Clerk or Count' W, 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and of Branch Avenue; thence (U) In i four years. time between Wednesday, June 2, 196! center line of Lynn Boulevard; thenci projected to Sycamore Avenue, Syca- holidays excepted. and Thursday, September 23, 1965, dur to the aame; thenco still by the same Board of Elections up to and lnciudin; <4) Northerly along the center line of more Avenua and Hance Avenue. northerly direction along the eaaterlj Said Primary Election will be he ing the following -hours: Dally 9; in part and part by Lot 14 of Block 44 September 23, 1965. Lynn Boulevard to the point of Inter- The polling place for the Fourth Klec- -. On Timraday, September 23, 1D65llii, « ot Branch Av#nue to 1U lntersec for the purpose ot nominating person a.m. :o SrOO p.m. Or ut Ferrnane (10J Southwesterly 1360 feet more or lesa The aeaiiona of tbe registry boai tile registration books win be closed tlon with the »outhe.rly line of Rum of the respective parties to the of will bo held at tha following polllnj Section with the center line of Au-tlon District In the Borough of New Until after the forthcoming General (tees ahove mentioned and also to ele Registration Bureau, Count House to a point corner to the latter; thence mack'j Lane; thence (5) Northerl} Shrewsbury Is the Monmouth Regional son Road and the point or placa o Freehold, New Jersey, at any time be by the aame (11) Southeasterly 478 feet place!: High School, New Shrewsbury. llectlon lo be held on Tuesday, No- Beginning. one male and one female membi tween Wednesday, June 2, 1965 an Diitrict Number 11 along the center line of Aumack'i "—ber 2, 1963. from each election district In tl more or ies3 to a point In the line Lane to the point or place of beginning, Fifth Election District rolling place for this district li th Thursday, September 23, 1965, durlni the same and corner to Lot 13 BEGINNING at the point of lnte: It being Intended to Include In th! AU that portion of tha Borough ot lice ot change °? residence or _, Flra House. Prospect Avenue. Borough of Rumson as Members of th the following hours: Daily &:00 a,m t Block 44; thence by the latter (12) section of the Northerly Township line jnicaifon {or transfer of registration Monmouth County JExecutlvo Commlttei j:3f) p.m. Saturdays. Sundays am district* all lots fronting or abutting the New Shrewsbury bounded on the atat Vlftb Eleeflon District for each of the two major polltica Southwesterly 330 feet more or less to a being also the boundary line betweei southerly sideline of Appleton Drive. by Garden State Parkway; on tha s&sjl be made either, by written re- BEGINNING at the Intersection Holidays .excepted. point corner to the same and corner the Township of Raritan and the Bo quest forwarded to the Municipal aerk the southerly Una of Ridge Road with parties, (Republican and Democratic)! ough or Keansburg, and the cent Polling Place: Union Avenue School, north by Swimming River; on tha west or tht County Board of Elections on Notice is hereby given that qualified to Lot 7 of Block 4i; thence (13) Union Avenue Hazlet. by the Borough line; on tha aoitUt by ths easterly Una of Harding Road; voters of the Borough of Hum son. On Thursday, September 23. 1M5, th Northerly along the line of Route 79 line of Thome's Creek and from thenc forms provided by aald Municipal thence (1) In an easterly direction registration books will be closed unti running (1) Easterly along the North District Number 11: Pine Brook. Clerk or Board or by calling In per- County ot Mon mouth, Stat e of Nevafter the forthcoming General Blectloi 18,300 feet more or less to the lntereec* BEGINNING at a point In the cen- The polling place Cor tha Fifth Elec- Llong the southerly line of Ridge Road Jersey, not already registered In said tlon ot the same with the corporate erly Township line to the center lin ter une of Union Avenue where the ton at the office of the Municipal o the westerly linneo o f Hance Road; •o be held on Tuesday, November of Laurel Avenue; thence (2) Southei tion District In tha Borough ot N*w Clerk or County Board of Elections up t municipality under the laws of New 1005. line of Matawan Township; thence (14) same Intersects with the rear line ai Shrewsbury Is tha Tlnton Falls Fir* thenchence (2)) IInn & southsoutherlyy didirectioe n Jersey governing permanent registra- Easterly along the corporate line of ly along the center Une of Laurel Avt extended of the lot at the intersectlor to an including September 23, 1065. llon g ththe westerl'esterlt y 11ns of HancH e RoaR d tion may register or transfer with the Notice of change of residence or ap- Matawan Township 1.B00 feet to a point nue to the point of Intersection wit House, corner of Fire House Road and The following is a description oi the terly litmo of Rumaon Uoad clerk of said municipality at hl» of plication for transfer or registration the center line of New Jersey Sta of Union Avenue and Appleton Drive, Old Mill Road. election districts in the Borough of Lit- .o the north shall be made either by written re- where the same is Intersected by which said lot Is situate at the South- Sixth Election Diitrlct thence (3) tn a westerly direction along flee, Memorial Borough Hall, Rlvei quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk Gravelly Brook; thence (15) Along the Highway Route #36; thence (S) Wesl west corner of said intersection; thenc* tle Silver and th* polling places tn the northerly Une of Rumaon Road to Koad, Itumson, New Jersey, n,t nnj corporate line of Matawan Township erly along the center line of sal All that portion of tha Borough o! tb,t aame, to wit: a point marked by an extension In a time up to nnd including Thursday, or the County Board or Elections Route #36 to the point of Intersei '" Westerly along the aforesaid llm New Shrewsbury bounded on tba north First Election District forms provided by said Municipal CU, 9,200 feet more or less to the point 1 which said Une is the rear line o by Newman Springs Road and Swim- lortherly direction of the easterly line April 22, 1965, during the fallowing or Board or by calling In person at thiformed by Willow Brook corner being tlon with the confer line of Thome BEGINNING at a point In the north* of Oakes Road: thence (4) across Rum- hours: Dally 0:00 a,m. to 5:00 p.m. fod y Wi Creek; thence (1) Northerly along th all Iota fronting or abutting Appletoi ming River; on tha west by the Oar- •aste-rly rlght-o(-w»y line of the New Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon; office of the Municipal Clerk or Countj the point and placo of Beginning;. 3rlve to the pomt of Intersection where den State Parkway: on the south by son Road and in a southerly direction Joard of Elections up to and Includ- The polling place foforr the Third Elec- center line of Thome's Creek to th the aforesaid rear lot line as extended York A Long Branch Railroad, where along the easterly line of Oakes Road Sundays and Holidays excepted. Oi ing September 23, 1565. point or place of beginning. Sycamore Avenue; and on tha atst by tha game is Intersected by tho northerly to the northerly shore of Little Stiver nt the Permanent Registration Bureau. tioo n DistricDititt Is the MorganvlllMorganv e In- Polling Place: West Keansburg Fin ntersects with the center line of Lyn Hance Avenue. line of White Road; thence (1) north- Court House, Freehold, New Jersey, a Ths following is a description or th dependent Flrehouse. Highway 79. Boulevard; thence (2) Southerly alon The polling place for ths sixth Elec- Creek; thence (6) In a generally north- any time up to n.nd Including Thurs- slectlon districts in tho Township House, Eighth St., West Keaniburg.. the center line of Lynn Boulevan westerly along tha northeasterly right- westerly and northerly direction along uarlboro, and the polling places In thi ELECTION DISTRICT #4 District Number Z: tion District In tha Borough ol New of-way lino of the New York & Long ;he shore of Little Silver Creek to theday, April 2?, I90&. during the follow- iame, to wit: where the same Intersects with th< Shrewsbury Is the Swimming RWer Branch Railroad to Uie southwest cor- ng hours: Dally 9;oo a.m. to 4:at Morganvllle Volunteer Flrehousi BEGINNING at the point of lnte center line of Middle Road: thenci Shl, 220 Hance Ave. easterly line of Seven Bridges Road; ,i.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holldayn •ectlon ot the Southerly Township Un "\ Easterly along the center line ol ner or Lot 40, Block 28. of the official thence (6) in a southerly direction along EJECTION DISTIUCT ±1 Morgnnvtlle-Tennent Rd. and tho center line of that part 0 JEROMB 8. MODI}, Tax. Map of the Borough of Little Sil- exempted. Also April 22, 1065, from Marlboro Township Hall, Main St. Middle Road to the point of Intersec- the easterly Une of Seven Bridges 0:00 a.m. to 0:00 p.m. ALL that certain tract or parcel of Beera Street lying within the Townshi] tion with the center Une of Unlor ver, hereinafter referred to as thoRoad to the southerly shore of Little ALL* that Certain tract or parcel o land situate In the Township of Marl- of Raritan and from thence runnini 20, 21 J121.OT T« Map; thence (2j nortnerly along and situate in tho Township of Marl Avenue; thence (4) Northerly along th Silver Creek; thence (T) In a generally boro, County of Monmouth and State (1) Northwesterly along tho center Un center line of Union Avenue to th tha westerly Hoe of said Lot to the^aste^ly direction along the southerly On Thursday, April 22, 1965, thibriro, County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, and is more particular- of Beers Street to the point of Inter NOTICE southwesterly corner of Lot o, Block registration books win be closed unii "•I New Jersey, and Is moro particular wlnt or place of beginning-, ft befn ihore of Little Silver Creek and con- ly described as follows: lection with tha extended center lint Intended to exclude from this district 3-451 89 on Tax Map; thence- (3) easterly .lnulng in a generally westerly dlrec arter the forthcoming Primary Elec Y described as follows: BEGINNING at a point at the In->f Bedle Road; thence (2) In a gen- along the rear of Lots a. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, tion to be held on Tuesday, June 1 BEGINNING at a point at tho li all of the lots fronting or abutting th« SHERIFF'S SALE tlon along the northerly shore ot 1065. tersection of the center lino of Texaa eral Northerly direction along the cen- Southerly side-line of Appleton Drive, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 11, 12, 13, 14. 15. and IB, all in Block Town Neck Creek to the northerly ersectlon of the centerline of Com Road and. the corporate line between ter Una of Bedle Road to the polnl 99 on aald map to ths westerly line ot Notice of change of residence or ap-ty Route 520 with the centerllncs oi Polling Place: Union Avenue School CHANCERY DIVISION line of Seven Bridges Road; thenc Middlesex and Monmouth Counties and of Intersection with the center line ol Union Avenue, Hazlet. " MONMOUTH COUNTY JUA ?9, Block 28 on said map; thence (8) In a northerly direction along th plication for transfer of rcglstratlor Conover Road and Boundary Road from said beginning point along tho New Jersey atato Highway Route No. (i)' northerly along the westerly Una shall be made either by written re laid point being the mast northwest District Number 12: Docket JVo, F-1602-64 easterly line ot Seven Bridges Road to latter (1) In a Northeasterly direction 35; thence (3) Easterly along the cen- BEGINNING at the point of Inter- KEYSTONE SAVINGS AND LOAN Of said Lot to the northwesterly corner a point marked by an extension In anquest forwarded to tho Municipal Cler erly corner of Atlantic Township, (Colt 15,410 feet more or less to a point in tho ter line of said Route No. 35 to tht thereof; thence (5) easterly along the or the County Board of Elections o Neck Township), thonce along the sali Section of the center line of Laurel ASSOCIATION, a savings and loan U* easterly direction of the northerly line forms provided by said Municipal line of the same and corner to Mat- point of Intersection with the centei Avenue and the center line ot Ne1socation of New Jersey, Plaintiff vs: northerly line of said lot to the north- of Uttle Silver Point Hoad; thence (8 centerline of sa,Id Boundary Road am awan Township; thence along the lat- iine of Bethany Road; thence (4) •My corner thereof; thence (fl> souther- Clerk or Board or by calling in per-:he corporate line between Atlanta Jersey State Highway Route #36 ROLAND P. FOX and RUTH J. FOX. across Seven Bridges Road, and In a son at the office of the Municipal ter In part and part by Matawan Bor- Southerly along the center line of Beth- thence (1) Easterly along the centei his wife, Defendants Jy along the westerly Une of Lota 38 westerly direction along the northerly Colts Neck) and Marlboro Township ough (2) Southeasterly 6,100 feet more any Road to the point of intersec- *hd 37A, Block 28 on said map; thence Clerk or County Board of Elections ur 1) Southeasterly — 2.600 feet more o lino of aaid Route £3Q to the point o. By virtue of a writ of execution In Une uf Little Silver Point Road to ltato and including April 22. 1!M>5. or less to the point where Houto 79 In- tion with the Southerly Township line ntersectlon with the center line the above stated action to me direct- «)•*• easterly along the southerly lina of Intersection with the easterly Une of ess to a point in the same; thence b5 tersects the Corporate line of Matawan thenco (5) Southwesterly along im Lot 3TA aforesaid to the southwesterly The said Boards of Registry am the same (2) Southwesterly — 2,000 fee Waackaack Creek; thence (2) In ed, I shall expose for sale at public Prospect Avenue; thence (10) In a Township; thence (3) Southerly along Southerly Township line to the point o: general Northerly direction along thi vendue, at the Court House In the Corner of Lot 33, Block 28 on said map; northerly direction along the easterly Election will meet on more or leaa to a point In the same: :he line of Route 79, 18,300 feet more or place of beginning. tftence (8) loutherJy along the westerly TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965 hence by the samo (3) Southerly — center line of Waackaack Creek, thi Borough of Freehold, Coun-ty of Mon- Une of Prospect Avenue to the south- ess to the Intersection of the same mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the Una of Lots 34. 35 and 33 Block 28 on erly line o! Kings Road; thence (11) in between the hours ot 7:00 a.m. a_. '.550 feet more- or less to a point at with the southeasterjy line ol Loti Polling Place; Hazlet Fire House, various courses thereof, to a. point It Hid map to the southwesterly corner 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct he Intersection of the samo will Holmdel Road, Hazlet the Easterly Jlne of Laurel Avenue; 3rd day of May, 1&65, at 2 o'clock. an easterly direction along the south' 7-17 Block 45; thence (4) Southwesterly P. M. Prevailing Time. Of Lot 36 aforesaid: thence (9) easter- erly line oi Kings Road and across Ing the General Election, the centerline of Dutch Lane Road 1,900 feet more or less to a point corner District Number 3: hence (3) Southerly along the -Easter ly along tha southerly line of Lot 36 Seven Bridges Road to the easterly Une Said Oeneral Election will be hel thence leaving said Boundary Koat to the latter, thence by the same in BEGINNING at the point of lnte ly line of Laurel Avenue to a point,, AH Lhe following tract or parcel of Woreaald, across Salem Lane and alon, of Seven Bridges Road; thence (12) in in Bald municipality for the purpoat and continuing along the corporati part and part by Lot 19 of Block 45 (5) lection of tho Southerly Township llm said point being the point of inter- land and the premises hereinafter par- the southerly line of Lots 115 and 9& a northerly direction Along tho easterly or electing a Governor for the Stati line between said Atlantic (Colts Neck Southeasterly 677 feet more or less to and the center Une of South Laui section of the Northerly Townahlp Urn tlcularly described, situate, lying and Biock 28 on said map, across Blandish of New Jersey; two Members of tli Avenue and from thence running (1) running from Thome's Creek to thibeing In the Townahip of MlddletowJi line of B«ven Bridges Road to theState Senate Fifth Senate Dls and Marlboro Townships (4) Southwest a point In the line of the latter and l&iAd. along the southerly Una of Lots southerly lino of Rumaon Koad; thence fly — 7,460 feet more or less to a poln corner to Lot 2 of Block 45; thence a general NortherJy direction along thi Easterly side of Laurel Avenue; thencf in the County of Monmouth and. Slat* #$ end 84, Block 23 on said map to trict three Members of the Gen i line of the same and corner t( center Une of Laurel Avenue to thi (4) Westerly along the Northerly Town> of New Jersey: (13> in an easterly direction along the oral Assembly; a Sheriff, two Mem 1 by the latter and part by Lot 6 of the southeasterly corner of Lot 84 afore- southerly line of Rumson Road to a reohold Township: thence along th Block 45 (6) Westerly 1.599 feet more or point of. Intersection with the centei flhip line to the center of Laurel Ave^ BEGINNING at a point In the Weit- •aid; thence (10) southerly along the bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold corporate line between Freehold an. Ine of New Jersey State Hlghwa] nue; thence (5) Southerly along tht ©rlv line of Plymouth Avenue, therein point marked by an extension in a era, and three Coroners for thp Count' less to a point In the centerllno of Route No. 36; thence (2) Easterlj westerly lino of Lot 97, Block 28 onsoutherly direction of the easterly line of Monmouth, and Tor the followlni Marlboro Township (5) Northwesterl Wyncrest Road; thenco along the same center line of Laurel Avenue to thidistant 1025 feet Northerly along th™ •aid map to (he northeasterly cornei of Harding Road; thence (14) In a municipal offices, viz: -* 10,330 feet more or lesa to B f7> Northerly 700 feet more or less to a along the center line of said Rout< point or place of beginning. same from Us intersection with the of Lot 53, Block 27 on said map northerly direction along the easterly A Mayor (or the full term ot tv, point In the centerline ot New Jer point at the intersection of the same No, 36 to the point of intersection with Polling Place: West Keangburg Fin Northerly line of Harmony Avenue Uiehce (11) easterly along the rear ol line of Harding Road to the southerly ears. sey Slate Highway Route 7!) where with the centerline of Gordon's Corner the center Une ot Palmer Avenue House, Eighth St., West Keansburt. now Main Street, and from thenci ence (li) easterly along the rear o he same is Intersected by the eoutl thence (3) Southerly along the centei DONALD J. MALLOY, running: <1) South 68 degrees West &6tits'53S , 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, V 60 and 61, line Of Ridge Road and the polnl and Road; thence along tho latter (8) West- line of Palmer Avenue 'to'the polnl lock 27 on said map; thence (12 placo ot Beginning. Two Councilmen for the full ten branch of Topanemus Broolt; thenci erly 3,400 feet more or less to a point Township Clerk. 100 feet; thence (2) Northerly parallel Bloc of three years each. along the said brook (6) Westerly th< at the intersection of the same with of intersection with the Southerly Town April 20, 21 5244.72 with Plymouth Avenue 100 feet; thtince Southerly and southeasterly mong Lot Polling pJace for this district Is the A Tax Assessor for the full term o various courses and distances 9,800 feel ihlp line: thence (4) Southwesterl (3) Easterly parallel with the first •t. Block 27 aforesaid and alons the our years. the ccnterline of Route 530; thenco Llong tho Southerly Township line t< westerly line of Lot 70, Block 28 onLittle Silver Potnt Road School, Little rnore or leas to a point corner tc along the latter (0) Northerly 1,560 feot REGISTRY AND ELECTION course 10no fee (t }to 0the1 Plymout1 h Ave. Silver Point Road. Notice is hereby given that qual reehoid Township and Manalapai more or lesa to a point at the Inter- tho point or placo of beginning. NOTICE ""m^ SS Sf.» / S "" " * along , the •sjd map to the southwesterly cor- TRED U AYERS, led voters or the Borousrh of Rumson ownshlp; thonce along the corporati Pollin g Place: Raritan Township BOROUGH OP NEW HHRUWSBUBY ner thereof; thence (13t easterly along Borough Clerk. bounty of Monmouth, State of Nev section ot the aame with the center- First Aid A Rescue Squad BulkHnj. ftBfV JERSKX • the southerly line of lx>t 70 aforesaid to Jwsey, not already registered In sail ine between Manalapan and Marlbon line of Crlne Road; thence along the April 20, 21 . $239.2 1 'own ships <7) Northeasterly — 7,l7i Eighth St.. West Keaniburg. Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- BEING commonly known a* '• 42 •he' northwesterly corner of Lot 69, municipality under the laws of Ne latter (10) Northerly 7.900 feet more or District Number 4: trict Boards of Election and Registry Slock 28 on said map; thence (14» Jeraey governing permanent reglstra feet more or leas to a point In thtless to a point at the Intersection of Plymouth Avenue, Port Monmotith, nCUlSTBX AN11 sdme; thence by the aame (8) North :he same with the centerline of Ten- BEGINNING at the point of lnte ft and for the Borough ot New Shrews N. J. and designated as tax man of Southerly along the rear of Lot 69 NOTICE tlon may register or transfer with tin westerly — 1,550 feet more or less lection of tho center line of New Jer- 'Ury, County of Monmouth, State ol lhe Township o( Mlddtetown, New Vet- Aforesaid: thence (15) easterly TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK, N. t. clerk ot said municipality at hla oi nent Road; thence along the latter (11) sey State Highway Route No, 35 andNew Jersey, will meet at the placi the north ilde of Lot 68, to a point at the Intersection of theSouthwesterly 50 feet more or lesa to a Notice Is herebtby givegiven that tne Dis- Memorial Borough Hall, Rlvt time with the centerline of Roberts- the Northerly Township line, being alsc "tareinafter designated on TOGETHER with all fixtures now or Block 28 aforesaid to the westerly side Road, Rumson, Now Jersey, at an point In the same and corner to Lot the center line of Clark Street and TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1965 O( Branch Avenue; thence (16) In a trict Board of Electloi>n and Registry time between Wednesday, June 2, ville Road; thence by tha latter (9) 8 of Block 52; thence by the latter hereafter attached to or wed In con- In and lor the Township of Colts Neck, Northerly — 4,270 feet more or les:the following four (4) courses and dis- from thence running (l) Easterly along >etween the nours of 7:oo a. m, and.°"C,'J?5 "'* '"• ,P«mI M herein . de- Aoutnerly direction along the westerly _965. and Thursday, September 23, 1065, '<* a point at the intersection of th< he Northerly Township line to thi 1:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- S Hue of Branch Avenue, across White County of Monmouth, State ot Nuw during the following hoiirs: Daily 9:0* tances (12) Northwesterly 160 feet moro joint of intersection with the cemei Hoafl and continuing along the westerly Jersey, will meet at the places here- a.m. tn 5:00 p.m.. Saturdays from 9:M iame with the centerline of Gordon" or less to a point; thenco (13) North- ng the Primary Election for the nom- inafter designated on 'Orner Road; thence by the latter (10 Ine of Chlngarora Creek: thence (1', ination of candidates. iine of Branch Avenue to the northerly n.m. to 12:00 noon, Sundays and Hoi easterly 176 feet more or less to a point; Northerly along the center line o; Said Primary Election will be held line of Lot 9. in Block 31 TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1965 days excepted. Or at Permanent Reg Northeasterly — 10,350 feet more o thence (14) Northwesterly 57 feet more o d. door, :ld map between the hours of 7:00 a. m. an istratlon Bureau, Court House. Free GB3 to a. point at the Intersection o less to a point; thonce (15) Southwest Chlngarora Creek, the various coursei In said municipality for the purpose ot The approximate amount of the ludK thence (17) on a southeasterly direction the SAtn e with the cente rllnc of Wyn thereof, to the point ot lntersectlor nominating a Governor for the State ol Across Branch Avenue continuing In anH.00 p.m. lor the purpose of conduct holt). New Jnrsey, at any time be erly 121 feet moro or less to a point cor- ment to be satisfied by said salt i ing the Primary Election for "" Iweun Wednesday, JUIIP 2, 1[>65 nncrest Road; thence by the latter (ill ner to the same anil comer to Lowit! h the center Une of New Jersc New Jersey; two Members of the Stat he »ura of H3,000.00 together wltj •asterly direction and parallel with Southerly — 700 feet more or les: State Highway .Route No. 36; thenci 'enate. Fifth Senate District; threi. the costs at this sole. "'™ Jtfarfcham Place to the southwest cor- nomination of Candidates. Thursday, September 23, 1965, durin 8 of Block 52; thence by the lattoi tho following hours: Dully 9:O0 a.ma a point in the same corner to Lo:hc following nix (6) courses and dis- (3) Northeasterly along the center llm -lembers of the General Assembly; a Dated March 12, 1965 ner of Lot 1. In Block 51 on sulci map; Said Primary Election will be held in to 4:^0 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays an> of Block 45 aa designated on tin of said Route No. 38 to the point ol Sheriff for the County of Monmouth; ttrence (18) easterleasterly along the southerly said municipality for tile purpose of tances (18) Northwesterly 208 feet more K JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff. g therly Holidays excepted. fflcial Tax Assessment Jlnp of Mnrl r less to a point; thenco (17) North Intersection with the center lino o: Wo Members of tho Board of Chosen »™««.. AndersonAnderson, Horowlti A line of Lot 1, BlocBlock M aforesaiaforaid to t thhe nominating; a Governor (or the Strue oro Township: thence along the iat Middle Road; thence (4) Easterl Freeholders for the County of Mon- •outheasterlsothtl y corner thereofthf ; hthence ol New Jersey, two Members ot th On Thursday. September 23, 1965, th westerly 198 feet more or leBS to a point; RadarRadar , AttyjAttyj, :er (12> Easterly — J,3K> [eel monthence (18) Northerly 234 feet more 01 along the center Une of Middle Roai mouth: three Coroners for the county of April 7, H, 21, 28 (ID(19)) in a southerlouthery directioirection alalono g the State Senate. Fifth Senate District registration books will be closed mil \r less to a point comer to tho same to the point of Interjection tvJth thi Monmouth, one male and one female «SS.2O rear of Lots C9, 68, 67, G6. W, 6*. three Members of the General As- nftcr the forthcoming General Elec leas to a point; thenco (19) Northeast- conter line of Poole Avenue; thence (5> member of tho State Executive Com- sembly ; a Sheriff for the County ol tlon to be held on Tuesday, Novembci hence by tho same (13> Northwester erly 232 feet more or less to a point; 3-430 Oi, 60 and 59, In Block 54 and alone the y — 677 feet more or IPSB to a polnl thence (20) Northwesterly 322 feet mort Southeasterly along the center Une ol mittee for each of Uie major political tear of Lots 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21Monmouth. , two Members of the Board Poole Avenue to the point of Inter- parties (Republican and Democratic) A of Chosen Freeholders for the County Notice of chance of residence or ap orner to the same; thence still by thior less to a point; thence (23) South' SUPERIOR COURT "of N"ew jenw 32 and 23 ail In Block 54 on said map same in part and part by Lot 17 owesterly 540 feet more or less to a polnl section with the center line of Mon- and for the following municipal offices In c southerly and southeasterly direc- of Monmouth; three Coroners [or th pllcntlon for transfer of repistratlo? *)ock 45 and Lot 5 of Block 41 f!4 ascunk Creek; thence (6) Souther! Iz: I*MV DIVISION ****** tion to the westerly lino of Willow County ot Monmouth; one male nm shall he made either liy written re corner to the same and corner to Lo: Lion* the center line of Monascun ESSEX COUNT* torlheuterly — 2,050 rect more o, 13 ot Block 52; thence by the latte Two Councilmen for the full term oi Drive; thence <20) in an easterly di one female member ot tha Stale Execu- quest forwarded to the Municipal Oler IreeTt, the various course... s thereof, „ti iree years each. Docket no. lr2SW43 : - tive Committee for each of the majoi or the County Bi>ary Liot 3 of Block 41 (15) Southeast )r less to a point; thenco (23) South 1 {hence (21) In a northerly and north- rly — 5!)0 feet more or less to vestorly 554 feet more or leas to 1 Route No. 30; thence (7) Westerl Said Primary Election will be held 0kMlerly direction along the easterly pal offices, viz: the office ot the Municipal Clerk along the center line of aald Rout OP the purpose of nominating persons One Township Commilteeman for the County Board of Elections up to a »olnt corner to the same; thence b loirrt; thenco (21? Northwesterly 1,23: Jlne of Willow Drive to Its Intersection he anmo (16i Northeasterly — 33Ceet more or less to a point; thenci No. 35 to tha point or place of be- f the respective parties to the offices toftth Ufa southwesterly line of Prospect full term of three yenm. Including September 23, 1965. eet more or less to a point comer t ginning. ibove mentioned and also to elect one Avenue; thence (22) In a southeasterly A Tax Aaaessor for the full term ol Boundaries ot tno Election Ulstrlcti 25) Southwesterly 708 feet moro 0 i. " ----..v ut nut wi execution in 1 •he same; thence by the sumo (17 ess to a. point corner to the aami Polling Place: Sycamore Drlv Hale and one female member from a direction along the southwesterly line four years. in the Borough of Rumson and th School, Sycamore Drive, Hazlet. each election district In the Borough Jie above stated action to ma direct- Said Primary Election will be licit polling places In each district are a±Northwesterly — 478 Met more or lesi mil corner to Lot 27 ol Block 52 Of, Prospect Avenue to the intersection .hence by tho latter in part am nintrlct Number S: of New Shrewsbury as Members of thew, i shall expose for aale at nublln 0* ths n or ih westerly line of Little Sll for the purpose of nomlnntlnR person follows, to wit: 0 a point corner to tho same; thence INQ at the point of Inter- -Tonmouth County Executive Committee Cts' right, title and ..'erly direction of the westerly line of CoSts Neck aa Members of the Mon- Rumson bounded on the weBt by th :hence by the lntter tho following elghl center line of said Route No. 38 to themry, County of Monmouth, State of estl any In and Carolyn Road; thence <24> mouth County Executive Committee fot center line of Hueim Vista Avenue anc ID) Southeasterly — 100 feet more o [8) courses and distances (27) North oolnt of intersection with the extended New Jersey, not already registered In |JK. " ' to the follow- southerly direction along the each ot the two msjor i>olltlcnl par- Bucna Vista Avenue extended; on Uie!ess to a point corner to the same ?a»ter]y 918 feet more or lens to a point; center line of Fleetwood Drive; thence aid municipality under the laws- of ..„ fljr line of Carolyn Hoad ties (Republican and Democratic^ uouth by the center lino of Ridge Jtoad hence still by the same (20) North' ALL that tract ot land situate In iasterly — 1,!)73 feet more or less tc hence (28( ) Northwesterly 29-1 feet more 2) Northerly along the center Una of few Jersey governing permanent reg- the Township ot MJddletown, County of Td. a-crosi Parker Avenue, along the Notice is hereby given that rjimlirte, and on the east by tha center lino of lens t a point; thence (29) South Fieotwood Drive, and the northerly ex- U rat ton may register or transfer with psterjy line of Carolyn Road and voters of the Township of Colts. Neck, Bingham Avenue. point corner to the same; thence by Monmouth, State of New JerVty, J* westerly W'f feet more or lsless to a poinpolntt t tension thereof, to the point of Inter- he clerk of said municipality at his designated as Lot 5 as shown S3 "niilng In s, southerly direction County or Monmouth, State of New The polilng place for the Firs ie same Ol) Northwesterly — 3'iO feet section with the center line of Middle Jeraey, not already registered In said nore or less to a point In line of the hence (30) Northwesterly 413 feet more ttice. Borough Building;, 5& Tinton Ave- aid down on map entitled: "Mau «J • Jjie rear of L#ots 21, 22, 23 and 24 Election District is Oceanic Fire Com >r lesa to a point; thenco (31) North RoadRd ; tthench e (3)) EEasterll y alonl g thhe iUe, New Shewsbury, New Jersey, at Brleadoon Vlllaee. N«w Monm,"uuJ Jlock 58 on said map and across municipality under lhe laws or Newpony's Fire House, corner RJver Road 'am1 e and corner to Lot 3 of Block Jersey governing permanent reRlatra- I- ; thenco by the latter (22) North- aslerly 101 feet more or less to a point center line of Middle Road to the point •ny time up to and Including Thurs- Mlddletown Township, Monmouth Coun- [(view Avenue and continuing along and Alien Street. Hurnson. hence (32j Northwesterly 43 feot more of intersection with Uia center fine of ay, April 22, 2963, during the fbllow- y, NN.. J..J. Scale I1"—SO'1'—SO1 , February 21. tlon mny register or transfer with the >aslerly — 1,390 feet more or less to Union Avenue; thence (4) Southerly nB hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., . y 21. i rear of Lota 2, 3, *. 5. 8 and 1 clerk of said municipality at Ma of Second Election District 1 point In the ccnlerllne of Conover r lesa to a point; thence (33) North- 1066'. Arthur R. Ackenman ,. »40„1 Pros„„-. pvjjloclc 71 on said map. and contfnu t Ice-residence, B. D. 1, Colts Neclt Election District No. 2 la noreby de aBterly 330 feet moro or less to a along trie center Une of Union Ave- iaturdayuturdays., SSundayudy s ann d HolidayHys sex e-xpoet Ave., Little silver, N . J.J ,S Survey. gpE.jieroBS Silverside Avenue and along Ined and described as follows: tour!; thenco by the same (23) South olnt; thenco (34) Northeasterly 295 nue to the point of intersection with pted.. AAlso, AprAprii l 22,, 1965, from 7:00 Conover Road, Vanderburg, New Jer asterly 510 feet more or less to a the Southerly Townahlp 11ns; thence r, which map was (fled In the Clerks Hi eJLJterly Jlne of Lot 2 and tbe rear scy, at any time up to and including AH thnt part of the Borough of Rum- •f>lnt In lhe name; thence- by tha same !ect moro or less to a point corner to m. t o 909:000 p.m. Or att tthhe PermanenPtt s ,S«? Monmouth County on October I*U 21. 20, 19, 16. 17, 16. 15, 14, 13. son bounded on the west by the centei he same and in the ccnterllno of 5,1 Southwesterly along the southerly egistration Bureau, Court House, Free- Thursday, April 22, 1965, during Uie M) Southerly — 930 feet more or fess Township lint to the pofnt or pl*c« ot 18, 1057, In Cast 63, as Map No. ID, ". and 10 all la Block 60 to Parker following hoursr: : Dally 0:O0O0 a. in.. titoino of Bingham Avenue; on the south 1 a point In the same; thence still *exas Road, thenco by the latter (35) Old, New Jersey, at any time up to and Being commonly known and d«i(r- _j; thence (25) In a generally weat- 6:00 p. Saturdays, Sundays and jy the center line of Ridge Road and y the same (25) Southeasterly — iouthwesterly 4,950 feet more or lesi deluding Thursday, April 22,1965, dur- noted u No. 0 Arthur Place, Hew r direction along the nigh water line holidays exceptedptd . Or at ththe PPerm a on the east by the center lln* ot ths310 feet more or less to the point and 3 the point and place or Beginning. Polling Place: Middle Road School, 17 the following hours: Dally 9:00 Monmouth, New Jersey. " Twrlctr Creek to tha westerly bound- nenholidat Registratioy n Bureau, Court House, Avenue of Two Rivers. The polllnc place for the Fourth Room In Rear of Building, 305 Middle m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays, Tne approximate amount of Uie Ol the Borough of Little BUver loco of Beginning. ilectioh District is tho Morganvllle Road, Hazlet, nd Holidays excepted. Also April 22, Freehold, New Jersey, at any time up The polling place for the Second The polling place for the First Elec- olunteer Flrehouse, Morgan villa-Ten District Number 4: 065, from 0:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. lent to be satisfied by said l»]t .. omsterlr boundary of the Borough to and Including Thursday, April 2"j, Election District Is Rumaon Fire Com an District [a the Ifarlboro Town- .he aum ot tl.50O.00 together with the "tremsbury; thence (36) in a north- 1963, during the following hours; Daily >any's Fire House, River Road and t Road. BKa INN/NO at the point of Inf- On Thursday, April 23, 1D6S, the reg- _ direction along tbe boundary of ip Hall, Main Street. ection of the center line of New Jer istration books will be closed until x»t* ot this sale. 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., Saturdays Hack Point Road. Kumson, ELECTION DlNTRICT #2 ley State Highway Route No. 35 with iter the forthcoming Primary Election D««d March 30, 1065 ».. Borough of Little SUver and thaSundayi and holiday! excepted. Also TTiLrd Election IHitrlel FLOYD WYCKOFF, JOSEPH A. BHAJTO, ShtrilL iugh of Sbrewabiiry to the center April 22, 1069, from 0:00 a, m. to Robertflvllle Flrehouse. Route BIO ho Southerly Township Une and from > be held on Tuesday, June 2, 1068. T ijTOunon Arenae; UMDO* (JT), Election District No. 3 is hereby de- ALL. that certain tract or parcel ot Township Clerk tli ence running (1) Southweiterly along Notice of change of residence or ap- Oerald W. Kolo«, A«y. fined and described aa follows; nd altuat* in tbt Township ot Marl- prll 20. SI S265.42, the Southerly Townjhip line to tht lcatlon for transfer of reg lit rail on April T, M, 31, : LEGAL -1EGAL NOTICE —LEGAL N0T7CE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- SAL N0T1C THE DAILY REGISTER Wril, April 21, 1965- HJ8enM and No 3 to * point oppoatta U**4ow- Bo&tfcenr U&* of tht an boitodarr Un* erly aioof tfce bleb sralcr tlfia of UM On* ol Cedar Avenue extended to it* for the full term of two HM between Wttdivunrn Township $&& fcroot: ATWtw; ctfctne* <7; oaotttun&g ot tb« Boroofb of RtA Btjtk (Mine Korta fibrewctrary river to t&a eeaitr taurmctlm with the eeete/ iix* of year Holmdti T^rsablp to th* otttUt tin* -iiSS» ' tfortbarly. and ttertftwecurly, aioag tht hM K&. iSli ttttte £axuriy, South- lint ot tbt Ktvmu BtJlcgi rotJd. the Rive/ PJitA rthwsc* <€t ID a. wevUny Two Councttmeo toi th* full term erf tit South L*.ur*J Avenue when £iw dividing HIM t*twt*o DUttrieU no, 1 point or jflLCt of Beglnhfcg. direction aiocg th.* center Line of River threT e years tacb. center flue of floutb Laurtl Avenue • LEGAL NOTICE Wotlc# la Iwttby IITIQ r**M y^ Ot§- erly, £uUrly, HortbtrJjr, fcurt*r}y, iDUrtecti Uie cttitr ltc* ot the rlfbrlfbtt - tfict QtMLt&M tit t&tiCI&Qn »Tn Avenue. The polling place for th* Second BhTheoc* <3> continuing in a , >J. Thi poillnc pl&ct lor mis CU- Jersey, win mMt at tnt place* htr*tn- election and polling pi«x« tor tht of the center lint of HurUon Avenue, TvrelRli £f*ctl along th* center line ol Ihe renter line of Broad Street: and Monmouth; two Members, of Uie Board tance what It may to Cranberry Brook with the center line of Broad Street, the center line ot Prospect Avenue. ti.iy. September 23. liMHV riurlnp the i the L-.-ist by the center line of ot Choutin Freeholders for the County and the dividing line between ths Town- ver to a point one hundred feet South following houra: Daily 9:00 a.m. to ie Garden State Parkway and in a thencd Southerly along the center line of the center line of Harding Road, Deing tbe easterly boundary line of 4;3ti p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and lloli orthwesterly direct ion to Its iniersec- road Strict- Tbe polling place for this of Monmouth; three Coroners for the ship ot'Ocean and the Borough of iSai- of Broad Street to its intersection with [he Borough of Red Bank; thence (2) strict is the Broad Street Auditorium County of Monmouth; one male and ontown and running thence (2) West- ihen^e In a general Westerly direction with tho center line ol Holland one female member of the State Ex- the center line of Harding Road, thence parallel to Harding Road and One Hun- ,n a general northeasterly direction itoa fl ; Uje school. erly, along the dividing line between Eastwardly alonj the center line of dred fe«t therefrom to the intersection along the easterly boundary line ol On Thursday, September 23, 1965, the ecutive Committee for each of the the Township ol Ocean and the Bor- egistration books will be closed until Thencp <8> in a nortneftsterly and Third Election District major political parties (Republican and Harding Road to Its Intersection with with a line One Hundred feet South the Borough of Red Bank to the point ,hen easterly direction along the cen- Alt that portion of the Borough Ot ough of Eatontown to the center ttae the center line of Branch Avenue, of the Southerly line of Tower Hill at which it inter sects with the center fter the forthcoming General Elec- line ot Holland Roarf to its iDter Democratic), and for the following of Hope Road; thence (3) Northerly, ,ion to tie held on Tuesday, N'ovem- irtwsbury south of the center I! na- municipal offlcea, viz: thence Southeastwardly along ths cen- Avenue, thence Southwesterly parallel line of Beekman Place extended: lection with the center lln« of Tel if Sycamore Avrnuc and east of. % along the center line ot Hope Road to ter line of Branch Avenue to the bound- to Tower Hill Avenue to the intersection thence 13) in a easterly direction ahm^ T 2 1965. ;raph HLli Hoad: Two Councilmen for the full term of its intersection with the center fine ot Notice of change of residence or nniniiiE in a northerly direction ary line between the Boroughs of Red with the center line ot Spring Street, the center Una of Beekman Place and Thence (9) in a northerly direction ri liie center line of Sycamore three years each. Wyckotf Road: and the dividing tine Bank and Little BUyer, thence North- thence Northerly along the center line the center line of Beekman Place tpliratlon for transfer of registration ilong the center line ot Telegraph II'.l Said Primary Election will be held between District No. 4 and No. 2: ia.ll be made either by written re- Avenue lo the right-of-way ot the New eastwardly along the boundary Una be- o( Spring Street to an Intersection with extended lo the point at which it in- load ihe various courses the re o I ti - & I^o:ig Branch Railroa-i Co. fnr tlie purpose of nominating persona tne nee i4> la a Northeasterly, Norther- tween the Boroughs of Red Bank and a line parallel to Wallace. Street and tersects, the center lin* ol Poplar ject forwarded to the Municipal Clerk the center Um of the respective parties to the offices ly and Easterly direction along ths di- • the County Board rrf Elections on which straight lino ia 150 feet west of Little Silver to a point One Hundred One Hundred feet South thereof, thence Avenue extended; thenco (1) still In if MayfaiT Roadi , -.-, ihe westerly curb line of W>at End above mentioned and also to elect one viding line between Districts No 2. feet back from Harding Road, thence East along the same line parallel to easterly direction along the center rms jiruvided by said Municipal Tlicnce (iai in a westerly direniloi male and one female member from and No. 4, t>« the distance what It mty Clerk or Board or by calling in persoi i venue Al^o that port ion of the Bor- Westerly and Northwesterly to the In* Wallace Btreet, to the Intersection of lln* of Poplar Avenua and the center long the center line of Mayfalr lion- •iijrli of Shrewsbury Ei>uth of a lln* each election district In the Borough to the point or place of Beginning. tersectlon with a line One Hundred feet Wallace Street and McLaren Street, line of Poplar Avenue extended to the al the office of ihe Municipal Clerk oi o its intersection with the center lini of Eatontown as Memhers of the Mon- The place ol meeting of Board ol County Board at Elect ionn up to and mining along the center line of Obre South of the Southerly lino of Tower the place or point of Beginning. center line of Hance Road: thence^ (5) if Ohpstnut Ridge Hoad: *iaLV whirli Is hn'.imlt-d on the west mouth County Executive Committee Election and' polling place for the Hill Avenue, thence Westerly parallel in a southerly direction along the including Sei>tenibt>r 23. 1565. Thence (11) along tlie center llm lor each of the two major political Fourth Election District Is at the Mt The polling place for the Twelfth >y Kiirvwstmry Avenue and on Ui» to Tower Hill Avenue and One Hundred center line of Hance Road to tilt _ _ polling olace IOE the Borough ol if Chestnut Rltigo Road ami In ; ,ist by the cPi'iicr Imp of l;roail Btreet. parties, (Republican and Democratic!. mo rial School, Grant avenue. feet therefrom to the Intersection with Election District is the new First Aid point or place of BEGINNING. iorthwesterly direction to the cente Notice Is hereby given that quail- and Rescue Stjuad Building, on the Sea Bright la located at the BoroiiRh The polling Pliica for this district is MATUORIE 13ECKEH th» center line of Spring Street, thence Mall, 1039 Cast Ocean Avenue, Sea ne of Brcntwood Road; si.Hr Hall of tho Prflsbylerlan Churcn. fled voters of the Borough, of Eaton- Ndrtherly along the center line of east side, of Spring Street near Hard- Bright, New Jersey. Thence (l2l In an easterly direction town, County of Monmoulh, State of Borough Clerk ing Road. The polling place for the Third ,ong the center line of Brent woo<" il Shrewsbury, on Sycamore Avpnue. Spring Btreet to the Intersection with election District is the Knoll wood MARY LARSON. MRS. PALL H. FABIiV, New Jcrsev not already registered in April 20, 21 ^^ H6g.60 the Ifne One Hundred feet from the JOHN BRYAN, School, Hance Road. load to Us Intersection with the cente »aid munlc.iKLllty under the laws of center of Wallace Street, thence di- Borough Clerk. Borough Clerk. lne of Oltl Manor Road: florough Clerk New Jersey governing permanent reg- BEOISTRY AND ELECTION rectly Westwardly and parallel to Wal- April 20. 21 . $276.92 ELECTION DISTRICT 4 April 20, 21 Wi.S'i Thenca 113) In a northeriy direction Aiirii 2(». 21 istration may register or transfer with lace Street by a straight line to the All that part ot the Borough o! ilong th» center line of Old Mnnor the clerk of said municipality at her NOTICE rear of the property on the 6outheas\ KEU1STUY ANU ELECTION Fair Haven bounded as follows-, to toad and its projection, to na Inter nmaitrrnv AND EJLECTJON office, temporary Borough Hall. Throck- BO HOD OH OF RED BANK, N. J. corner of Broad Street (approximately It: REU1HTRV AND ELECTION lection with the boundary line between morton Avenue, Eatontown, New Jer- Notice is hereby given that the Dis- One Hundred feet from Broad Btreet), NOTICE BEGINNING at tho point at which NOTICE nd NOTICE sey, at any time up to and. including trict Boards or Election and Registry thence Northwardly to the center lint BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN, N. J. the center line ot Poplar Avenue and TOWNSHIP Of H01.MUKL, N. J. Thence t Hi easterly direction TOWNSHIP Ol SHHi:\YMU;ilY, N. J. Thursday, April 22, 1DG5, during the in and for the Borough or Red Ban*;, of Wallace Street, thence Westerly to the center Una of Poplar Avunue ex- long Hie boundary line between ICar HotlCB la hereby given thai tn* Dl»- following hours: Jjntly 9;00 a.m. to Notice Is beraD* tlven that the Dis- Notice is hereby given that the Dls- an and Holmdel Townships to iti County of MonmouUa. State of New the center Una of Broad Street, the tended Intersects the center Una of . rlct Boards of Kiecllim and Registry '.rlct Board of Election and Itegiatrj 4:00 p.m. Also Monday April 19, Tues- Jersey, will meet at the places here- place or point of Beginning. trict Boards ol Election and Registry lance Road; thence (1> in a westerly itprsection with tha center line o .nd (or tne lownship of Shrewsbury, day April 20. Thursday April 22, from ID and for the Borou&h ol Fair Haven, In and for the Township or Holmdel, 'aimer Avenuo and to tlie point o after designated on The polling place for the Third Elec- direction along the center line of Poplar County of Monmouth, State of New Jounty o( Monmoulh, Slate of New 7:00 p. m. to 0:00 p. m. Saturday, County ot Monmouth, State ot New Avenue and the center line of Poplar ersey, will meet at tho place tierela- Sundays and Holidays excepted. Or TUESDAY, JUNE 1, IMS tion District is the new First Aid Jersey, will meet at th* places herein Jeriey. will meet at the places herein- The polling place for the Secon between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and and Rescue Squad Building, on th« Avenua extended to l'.a Intersection after designated on itrr designated on at the Permanent Registration Bureau, after designated on with the center line ot Beekman loctlon District In the Township n TUKS1UY, Jl'NK 1, IMS Court House, Freehold, New Jersey, at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conducting eaat side of Spring Street near Hardlnt TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1965 Place extended; thence (2) BtiU In a olmiU'i is nt the ffilemeniary School the Primary Election for the nomina- Road. TUESDAY, JUNE ' 1. 10(55 Holmdel Hoad. Hazltt. New Jersey. ittlwcen the nours ot 7:00 &. m. and any time up to and Including Thurs- oeLwetm th» hours of 7:00 a. m. and westerly direction along the center between Hie nours of 1,00 a. m. and • :in> p.m. lor the purpose or conduci- day, April 22, 1965, during tho fol- tion of Candidates. rmirtfa Election District 8:00 p.m. Cor the purpose of conduct- Una of Beekman Place and the center Third Election DInfrlrl Beginning at a point wh&ra the cen 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- ng Hie Primary Election tor the nora- lowing houra: Dally 0:00 a.m. to 4:30 Bald Primary Election will be held ing tha Primary Election for the nom- line of Beekman Placa extended to Ing the Primary Election for the nom- BEGINNING at a point where, thi ,iialIon of candidates. p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays in said municipality for the purpose of ter Una of Broad Street Is Intersected ination of Candidates. ita Intersection with, the easterly boun- ination ol candidates. center line of the Crawfords Corne •accepted. Also April 22, 1D65, from nominating a Governor for the State with the center line of Harding Road, dary line of the Borough of Red Bank; Road intersects the center line o Said Primary Election will be held in thence Eastwardly along the center line Said Primary Election will be held Said Primary Election will he held Holland Hoad; ild municipality fur the purpose ot 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. of New Jersey; two Members of the in said municipality for the purpose thence (3) In a general northerly direc- On Thursday, April 22, 1965. the reg- State Senate, Fifth Senate District; of Harding Road to Ita intersection with tion along the easterly boundary line , aairt municipality for the pnrpoao Thence il> in a northeasterly dlrec nominating a Governor for Ihe State or Branch Avenue, thence Southeastward- of nominating a Governor for the State ' nominating a Governor for ttic ion aloriR trte center tine ot Holland New Jersey; two Mrnibrrs t»f ihe istration books will be closed until af- three Membera of the QeneraJ Assem- of New Jersey, two Members of the of the Borough of Red Bank to Ita In- ter the forthcoming Primary Election bly; a Sheriff for the County o[ Mon- ly along the center line of Branch tersection with th& southerly shore Stale of New Jersey, two Members of Road to its intersection will) Uie cen- Stale S.'iiate, Fifth Senate District; Avenue to the curved boundary line State Senate, Fifth Senate District; Uie RtHte Senate. Fifth Setmto District; ter line of the Garden State Parkway hree M cm lifts of the Gcnenil As- to be held on Tuesday, June 1, 1865. mouth; Two Members ot the, Btfard three Members of the. General Assem- line of the Navcsink (North Shrews- Notice of change of residence or ap- of Chosen Freeholders for the Coun- of the Borough of Red Bank, South, bury) River; thence (4) In a general hrep Members of the Gene rat Asscm. Thence (2k in a southeasterly dlrec- iPl-nMy: fi Sherirf for the County of. Southwest and Went along the boundary bly; a Sheriff for the County of Mon- )ly; a Sheriff for tbe County of Mon ;lon along the center line of the Gar- ttCHimouth, Iwo Members or the Board plication for transfer of registration ty of Monmouth; three Coroners for mou*th: two Members of the Board ot northeasterly direction along tho e den Statft Parkway to its intorsectlot eha.ll be made either by written re* the County of Monmouth; on« male lino between tho Borough* of Red Bank therly shore lino of the Naveeink nouth; two Members of the Ronrd ol if Chosen Freeholders lor the County and Little Silver to the center line Chosen Freeholders for the County of "Thosen Freeholders for the Courtly o with tne center Jlne of Red Hill Road >r MfHimmjth; three Coroners for the quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk and one female member of the Elate Monmouth; three Coroners for the (North Shrewsbury) River to Its Inter- or the County Board of Elections on Executive Committee for each of the of Broad Street, thence northwardly section with the center line of Hance Mon mouth; three Coroners for the Thenco (3) In a southwesterly dlrec Cuunty of Munmouth; one male and along the center Una of Broad Street to County of Monmouth; one male County ol Monmouth; one male am tlon along the center line of Red Hll one female memher of the State Ex- forms provided by an id Municipal major political parties (Republican and one female Member of Road extended; thence (5) In a e Road to It* Intersection with the cente Clerk or Board or by cabling in per- and Democratic), and for the following Us intersection with the center line therly direction along the centeft line one femnJe member of the State Ex ecutlve Committee for each o( the ma- of Harding Road, th« point or place of State Executive Committee for each ecutlve Committee- for each of the lino of the Holmdel-Kvcrett Road; jor -political parties (Republican and son at the office of the Municipal Clerk municipal offlcea, viz.: of the major political parties (Re- ot Hance Road and the center line ot Thence H) along the center line o or County Board of Elections up to Beginning. Hance Road extended to the point or major political parties (Republican WmocrHtlcv. and for the following Two Councilmen for the full term of publican and Democratic), and for and Domoeratie), and for the lollow the Holmdel-Everett Road and alon, municipal! offices, viz: and including April 22, JM5. three yeara each. The polling place for tha Fourth Elec- :he following municipal offices: viz: place Of BEGINNING. :he dividing lino between Holmdel am The said Boards of Registry and tion District is at the Junior High ng municipal offices, viz: A Townshin Comrn Step man for the Said Primary Election will ba held - Two Councilmen for the full term The polling placo for the Fourth Mlddletown Townships, tho varlou Election will meet on for the purpose ot nominating persons School Branch, Avenue, of three years each. Two Township Commltteeincn for courses thereof, to a point where th lull term ol three yeara. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965 Fifth Election District Election District la the Knoll wood the full term of three years. dividing line between Holm del am "between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and of the respective parties to the offlcea Bald Primary Election will be held School, Hance Road. Said Primary Election will be held above mentioned and also to elect one Beginning at a point on the shore for the purpose of nominating per- Said Primary Election will be held Mtddletown Townships Intersects th [or the purpose ot nominating penons 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- male and one femaje member /rom lino vt the North Shrewsbury river di- ELECTION DISTRICT 5 for the purpose of nominating persona center line of Willow Brook, said poln1 >f the respective parties to the ofllcea Ing the General Election. sons of the respective parties to the also being ihe Intersection point c _ each election district In the Borough rectly between the properties owned offices above mentioned and RIBO to All that pun of the Borough of Fair of the respective parties to tlie offices Fiuo.o mentioned and also to elect one Bald General Election will be held above mentioned nnd abo to elect one dividing lino between Holmdel TownI tht- nmie anti one female member from In Baid municipality for the purpose or Red Bank as Members of the Mon- by the .Monmouth Boat Club and the elect one male and one female mem- Haven bounded ai follows; to wit: i, Mlddletown Townnhlp and Colt mouth County Executive Committee lor property known as the Red Bank Ly- ber from each election district in the male and one female member fron each election district in the Township of electing a Governor for the State BEGINNING at the point where the each election district In the Township Nnch Township: of Shrewsbury ns Members ot the of New Jersey; two Members of the each of the two major political parties ceum thence Southwardly to the cen- Borough of Fair Haven as Membera center line of Kemp Avenue- Inter- (Republican and Democratic). ter line of Broad Btreet, thence South- of the Monmouth County Executive sects tho center lino ot Ridge Hoad, of Holmdcl (is Memhers of the Mon Thaico (6) along the center line o Monmouth County Executive Committee State Benate, FJ/th Senate District; Notice Is hereby given that qualified wardly along the center Uns of Broad mouth County Executive Committee Willow Brook ths various courses there- for each of thp two major political three Members or the General As- Committee for each ot the two major being the northerly boundary line of tutrtICB, (KepuhUca.n nnd Democratic). voters of the Borough of Red Bank, Street to tho Intersection with the cen- olltical parties, (Republican the Borough of Rumson; tlience (1) tn for each of the two major politicn f to the center line ot Lins Road and sembly; a Sheriff, two Mem- County of Monmouth, State of New ter line of Monmouth Btreet thence parties, (Republican nnd Democratic) VanBrackle Hoad, satd brook helnp the Notice 1H hereby given that qualified bers of the Board of Chosen Free- lemocratlc). a westerly direction along said nor- Notice la hereby Riven that qua 11 boundary lino between th» Township! holders, and three Coroners for the Jersey, not already registered In said Westwardly along the center line of Notice is hereby given that qualified therly boundary line of the Borough o( :»UTH of the Township of Shrewsbury. municipality under the laws of New Monmouth Street to tts Intersection voters of the Borough of Fair Haven, Rumson to its" intersection with the fled voters of the Township of Holm of Holinriel, Colts Neck, Marlboro ant County or Momnouth, Btate of New County ol Monmouth, and for the fol- dpi, County of Mnnmouth, State o Matawan; Jersey, not already registered In Baiil lowing municipal offices, viz: Jersey governing permanent registra- with the center line of thtf tracks or County of Monmouth, State of New center line of Fair Haven Koad; tion may register or transfer with Ihe road bed of the New Jersey Southern Jersey, not already registered In aald thenca <2) In a northerly direction New Jersey, nut already registered In Thence (6) in an easterly dlrectio municipality under the laws ot New Two Councilmen for the lull term cleric of said municipality at his of- railroad thence Northwardly along the said municipality under the Jaws o id lhen southeasterly direction alonj Jersey governing permanent regljtra- of three years each. municipality under the laws of New along tho center line, of Fair Haven New Jersey governing permanent reR ie center line of VanBrnckle Road l< tion mny register or transfer with tha Notice JH hereby given that qualified fice, Municipal Building, 32 Monmouth center of the track* of tho Now Jer- Jersey governing permanent registra- Road and tho center line of Fair Street, Red Banh, New Jersey, at any sey Southern railroad, to the shore of tion may register or transfer with the Haven Road extended to the southerly Istratlon may register or transfer will :he center line of the Holmdel Road clerk of sukl municipality at her office, vote u of the Borough of Eatontown, time up to and Including Thuraday, the North Shrewabury river, (Nav the clerk of said municipality nt his Thence (7) In an easterly directio residence. Ill Belshnw Avenue, Shrews- County of Monmouth, State of Now clerk of a aid municipality at his of- shore of the Naveslnk (North Shrews- iury, New Jersey, at any time up to April 22, 1005, during the following sink), thence Southeastwardly and fice, Borough Hall, 748 River Road, bury) River; thence (3> in R south- office, residence Red Biink-Holmdpt long the center line of the Holmde Jersey, not already registered in said Holmdel, Now JcrBcy, »at any Road to Its Intersection with the centei ami including Thursday, April 22, municipality under the laws of New hours; Daily &:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m., Northeastwardly along ihe BJi&re of the Fair Haven, New Jersey, at any time easterly direction along the southerly >, during the following hour*: Daily Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays ex- North Shrewsbury river to the center up to and Including Thursday, April shore Una of tho Navealnk (North limp up lo and Including Tmirsday, lino of the Crawfords Corner Road; J&rsey governing permanent registra- cepted. Also April 20, 21, and 22 from line between the property belonging to April 22, 10S5. during the following Thence (81 In a »QUthcasierly dlr^c 10:00 A.M. to 2;O0 P.M., Saturdays, ttioo n may registeg r or transfer with the 22, 1965, during the following hours: Shrewsbury) River to ita intc raectlon ion and along the center line of the Sundays and Holidays excepted. Or at 7:00 p. m. to 9:00 p, m. or at the the Monmouth Boat Club and property Daily fl:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Satur- with the center,lino of Giilespie Ave- houra: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. al- the Permanent RoBistratlon Bureau, clerk of said municipality at her f known as the Red Bank Lyceum, the no April 20, 21, and 22 from 7:00 p.m. to Crawforda Corner Road to Its Inter- ficefi , temporartepoaryy Borougrg h Hall,, ThxockTx - Permanent Registration Bureau, Court days. Sundays and Holdays excepied nue extended; thence (4) in a sou- section with the center lino of Holland Court House, I^reehold. New Jersey, at fice, House, Freehold, New Jersey, at any point or placo of Beginning. Or at the Permanent Registration therly direction along the center line 9:00 p.m. nt Township Hall. Crawford's any time up to and Including Thursday, morioi n AvenueAvee , EatontownEatt . NeN w JJer- time up to and Including Thursday, Corner Road, Saturdays, Sundays and Road and to the point of Beginning. •ey, at any time between Wednes- The polling place for the Fifth Elec- Bureau, Court House, Freehold, New o£ Ollleaple Avenue and the center line The polling place in the Third Elec- April 22, 1965, during the following April 22; 1065, during the following tion District is Liberty Engine House, Jersey, at any time up tu and Includ- of Qillespie Avonuo extended to Its Holidays excepted. Or at the Perma- lours: Dally 9:00 a.m, to 4:30 p.m., day, "••June 2, 1965, and Thursday, houra: Dally 0:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., nent Registration Bureau, Court House, tion Dlalrlct in the Townihlp of Holm- September 23, 1965, during tho fol- White Street. ing Thursday, April 22, 1965, during InterHectlon with the center lint ot del la nt the Holmde) Village- Fire kittlrdnyn, Sundays and Holidays ex- Saturdays, SundayB and holidays ex- River Road; thence ;00 p.m. a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Beginning at a point where ihe cen- Holidays excepted. Also April 22, River Road to Ita Intersection with 1£H>5. during the following hours; Dally Holidays excepted. Or at Permanent ter line of Monmouth Street Is Inter 0:00 am. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sun •X DANIEL S. ELY, .Resist ration Bureau, Court House, On Thursday,-April 22, 19«o, the Reg- l£Mto, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. the center line ol Elm Placo extended; On Thursday, April 22, 1%5. the ret- istration books will be closed until sected with the center line ol Broad thence (6) In a loutherly direction riaya and Holidays exceptert. Alw Township Clerk. Intratlon books will be closed until ai- Freehold, New Jersey, at any time Street, thence Southwardly alone the On Thursday, Apr! I 22, 1985, the April 22, 1965, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:(M) >r ihe forthcomlnfr Primary Election between Wednesday, June 2, ii>65, and after the forthcoming Primary Elec- registration books will be closed until along the center line of Elm Place and April 20, 21 $174.80 tion to be held on Tuesday, June 1, renter line ot Broad Btreet to Its in- the center lino of Elm Place extended p.m. :o be hfild on Tuesday, June 1, 1365. Thursday. September 23, 1965, during sectlon with the center line of Reckless after the forthcoming Primary Elec^ On Thursday. April 22, 10G5, the the following hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. 1955. tlon to be held on Tuesday, June 1, to tho center line of Willow Street; Notice of chEinse of reBtdence or Ap- Notice of change of residence or ap- Place, thence Westwardly along the ttioncs (7) In a westerly direction resist ration hooka will be closed until REOISTKY AND ELECTION plication for trnnnfer of rcRlstrallon to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and jenter line of Reckless Placo to Ita in- 1B65. aflcr the forthcoming rrlmary Elcc NOTICE shall be made cither by written to- Holidays excepted. plication for transfer of registration Notice of change of residence or ap- along the center lino ot Willow Street shall be made either by written re- tersection with the center jlne of Ma- to Us Intersection with the center line tlon to be held on Tuesday, June 1 BOROUGH OP SHREWSBURY, N. 4. 'lucat forwarded to thp Municipal Clerk, On Thursday, September 23, IMS, the ple Avenue, thence Northwardly along plication for transfer of registration 005. or the County Board of Elections on registration books will be closed un* quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk the center line of Maple Avenue to ihall be made either by written re Kemp Avenue extended; thenco (8) Notice ii hereby given that the Uls- forms provided hy said Municipal or the County Board of Elections on quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk In a southerly direction along the cen- Notice ot change of residence or ap- rlct Boards of Election and Registry til after the forthcoming General Elec- Its, intersection with the center line plication for transfer ol registration Clerk or Krnird or hy calling tn person tion to be held on Tuesday, Novem- forms provided by said Municipal Clerk of Chestnut Street, thence Weatwardiy or the County Board of Elections on ter line of Kemp Avenue and center In and for the Borough of Shrewsbury, ' Ihe office of the Municipal Clerk or Board or by calling in person at forms provided by said Municipal line of Kemp Avenue extended to. the iha.ll be made either by written re- Counly of Monmouth, State of New Jer- ber 2, 19G&. along the center line of Chestnut quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk County Board of Elections up to Notice ol change of residence or ap- the office of the Municipal Clerk or Street, to lt» Intersection with the Clerk or Board or by calling in per- point or place ot BEGINNING. iey, will meet at the places hereinaftei ami including April 22. IMS. County Board of Elections up to and son at Uie office of the Munlcipa., or the County Board of Elections on leslgnated on plication for transfer of registration tracks of the New Jersey Southern rail- forms provided by said Municipal The. Bald Boards of Registry ant! •ha.ll be made either by written re- including April 22, 1965. road, thence Northwardly alone the Clerk or County Board of Elections The polling place for the Fifth Elec- TUESDAY. JUNB 1, 1065 The said Boards ot Registry and up to and Including April 22. 1965. tion District IB the Willow Street School, Clerk or Board or by culling in per- Election will ineDt on quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk tracks or road bed ot the New Jersey «on at the office of the Municipal Clerk between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8 :(K TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1965 or the County Board o( Elections on Election will meet on; The aafd Boards of Registry and Willow Btreet. p.m. for the purpose of conduct in? TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1005 Southern railroad to Its intersection or County IJourd of Elections up ' tween the hours of 7:00 a.m. am) 8:00 im-ii H provided by said Municipal with the center Una of Monmouth Election will meet on ELECTION DISTRICT 6 and including April 22, lflG5. the Primary Election tor nomination o p.m. for the purpose of conducting the •^fSerk or Board or by calling In person between thu hours of T :00 a. m. and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965 All that part ot the Borough ot Fair :nn a.m. A nominating a Governor for the Stall electfnp a Govornor for the Stals of The following U a' description of ihe aald . municipality for the purposa of Said General Election will be lie Id center line of Fair Haven Road inter- of Now jersey, [wo Mem hern electing a Governor for the State ot Beginning. sects the center line of Ridge Road, p.m. for the purpose of conduct- New Jersey; two Membors of the Rleotlon Districts In the Borough of In said municipality - for the purpose ing the General Election. State Senate, Fifth Senate District, Stain Senate, Firth Senate Din- Eatontown and th« polling placet In New Jersey; two Members of the State The polling place for the Sixth Elec- of electing a Governor for the State being the northerly boundary line of hree Membera of the General Assam trict: three Members of the General Senate, Filth Senate District; three tion District Is Relief Engine House, the Borough of Rumson; thenco (1) Jn Bald General Election will he nek iam«. via: of New Jersey; two Members of the In said municipality for the purpose oJ ily; a Sheriff for the County of Mon A.Hfie>mbly; a Slierlf f, two Members Flrit Election District Membera of the General Assembly j a Drummond Place. State Senate, Fifth Senate District; a westerly direction along said north- nouth; two Members of the Boarr of the Board of Chosen Frreholders, Sheriff, two Membera of the Board o( erly boundary line of the Borough ol electing n Governor for the State o Election District One in hereby de- Seventh Election District three Members of the General As- New Jersey, two Membors of tli( of Chosen Freeholders for Iho Co and three Coroners for the Counly of fined and described as • that section Chosen Freeholders, three Coronera for Beginning at a point where the center s e m b 1 y ; a Sheriff, two Mem- Rumson to Us Interaectlon with the if Monmouth; three Coroners for Monmoulh, and for tha fallowing mu- the County of Monmouth; and for the center lino ot Hance Hoad: thenea (2) State Senate, Fifth Benate District and territory of the* Borough dailg line of Broad Street Is intersected with bera of the Board of Chosen Free Ihree Members of the General ASH cm County of Monmouth; one male nicipal offices, viz: nated an follows; following municipal offices, viz.: the center line ot Reckless Pla.ce, holders, and three Coroners for the In a northerly direction along tho cen- one femnlo member of the State Ex- Two CouncIJmen for the full term of ter line of Hance Road to ltu Inter bly: a Sheriff, two MpmbPrn ol A Township Commltteeman for the BEGINNING at the Intersection ot thence Southwardly along the center County of Monmoiith, and for the fol the Board of Chosen Freeholders, ecutive Committee for euch or th 'till term of three years. the center tine of State Highway No. three years each. line of Broad Street to the Southerly lowing municipal offices, viz: section with the center Jlne of River major political partie* (Repub/lcon and Notice Is hereby given that qualified Road; thenco (3) in an easterly dl- nnd three Coroners for the County o Notice is hereby (riven thftt qualified 35 or Neptune Highway is It la some- boundary of the Borough of Red Bank, Two Councilmen for th« full term Monmouth ana for the following mu Democratic), and for tlie following -'oters of the Township of Shrewabury. times called, and the boundary line voters ot the Borough of Red Bank, thence Northwestwardly along tha cen- of three years each. rectlon along the center line of River municipal officea, viz: bounty of Monmouth, State of New County of Monmouth, State of New Road to tts Intersection with tho cen- nlcipai offices, viz; between the Borough of Eatontown ter line of the tracks or road bed of Notice Is hereby given that qualified Two Township Committeemen for A Tax Assessor for tha full term leracy. not alrendy registered In said and running thence (1) Southerly, along Jersey, not already registered in said the New York and Long Branch rail- voters of the Borough of Pair Haven, ter lino o( Cedar Avenue extended: our yeuro. municipality under tbe Inws of New municipality under the laws of New thence (4) In a southerly direction e mil term of three years, •afd center line of State Highway road comp&ny to Its Interjection with County of Monmouth, Stale of New Notice Is hereby given that quail Two Council members for the full Jerney KovernlriR permanent resist ra- Mo. 35 or Neptune Highway as it Is Jersey, governing permanent reglatra- the center line of Chestnut Street, Jersey, not already registered in said along the center line of Cedar Avenue :erm of three year* eacll. liwi mny replnter nr transfer wltfi the tlon may register or transfer with the and the center line ot Cedar- Avenue fled voters of the Township of Holmdel also known, to the brook which crosses thence Eastwardly along the center line municipality under the laws of New Said Primary Election will be holt Rlerk of mifi municipality at her of- clerk of said municipality at hla of- of Chestnut Street to Its Intersection Jersey governing permanent registra- extended to its intersection with the County of Monmnuth, State of New fice, Renidence, 111 Belshnw Avenue, State Highway No. 35 or Neptune Hlgn- center line o( Third Street; thence Jersey, not already registered In said for the purpose of nominating person way Immediately south of Kremer Ave- fice, Municipal Building, 32 Monmouth with the center line of Maple Avenue, tion may register or transfer with the of the respective parties lo tlie office: Shrewsbury. New Jersey, (it any time Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, at any thence Southwardly along the center clerk of said municipality at IIIB (S) In an easterly direction along the municipality under the Inwa of New »rtween WednoHrtoy, June 2, 1953. and nue; thencft (2) Northeasterly along said center line of Third Street and the Jersey governing permanent rcglstra above mentioned and also to elect on brook and also along boundary Itne ot time between Wednesday, June 2, line of Maple Avenue to tho Intersection flee, Borough Hall 604 River Itoad, male and one female member from Thursday, September 23, 1M5, during 1965, and Thursday, September 23, center Ifne of Third Street extended tlon may reslater or transfer with tin 'he following hours: Daily D:00 a.rp. •lection Districts No. l and 3 to another with the center line of Recklefls Place, Fair Havon, New Jersey, at any time clerk or fifild municipality at his of- each election district In the Horniipi brook which runs in an Easterly di- 19G5, during the (olio-wing hours: Dally thence Eastwardly along the center line between Wednesday, June 2, 1965, and to Us intersection with the center lln of (Shrewsbury EIS Member!* of thu Mon <> 4:00 p.m., KnturdayB. Sundays and D:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sun- of Fair. Haven Road: thence (6) In n fice, reflldcnce Red Bank-liolmiel Holidays exceptrd. Or at Permanent rection South of Brook Avenue and of Reckless Place to the center line of Thursday. September 23, 1965. during Road, Holmdel, New Jersey, at any mouth. County Executive Commute *leKl»tr;ttlou Bureau, Court House, JQllzabeth Parkway; thence (3) running days and Holidays excepted. Or at Broad Street, the point or place of Be- the following hours: Dally 0:00 a.m. southerly direction along tho center each or tho two major politic;!: Permanent Registration Bureau, Court line of Fair Haven Road to the point between Wednesday. June 'J •'reeholfl. New Jersey, at any thrift Easterly, along the last named brook ginning. to 5:0*1 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and 1!W5, and Thursday. Seplernber 23 parties (Republican and Democratic). between Wednrailny, June 2, 1PWS, and and continuing on In a straight JJne House, Freehold, New Jersey, at any Holidays excepted. Or a.t Permanent or place of BEGINNING. time between Wednesday, June 2, The poJJIflf place lor the Seventh """, during the following hours: Dail> Notice is hereby given that qualifier Wednesday. September 22, 1965. dur- to the middle of Wyekoff Road op- Election District' 1« Relief Engine Regiut ration Bureau, Court House. 3:0(1 a.m. to A :00 p.m., at Township voters 'of the Borounh of Shrewsbury, the following hours: Dally 9:00 posite Intersection of Meadowbrook Ava- 1905, and Thursday, September 23, 1965, Freehold, New Jersey, at any time The polling place for the Sixth E during the following hours: Dally 9:00 House, Drummond Place. Hall, Crawfnrrts Corner Road, Biitur nty or Monmouth, Btnte of New . tn 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sunday! nue: thence (4) Northeasterly, along between Wednesday, June 2, 1965, am. tton District Is the Fire House. River days, Sundays anil Holiday* excepted ley, not nIrcurly reBiHtercd. In HIIII and Holidays exeeplfM. center line of Wyekoff Road, to tho a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays Eighth election Dlttrlct Thursday, September 23, 1965, during and Battin Roads. municipality under the laws of Nev and Holidays excepted. Beginning in th« center line of Lo- Or ul Perm uncut Registration Bureau center line of Broad Street; thence the following hours: Dally f>:00 a.m. ROK W NKl-iSON, Court House. Freehold, New Jersey Jersey governing perm fine nt reglatni On Tlmrodfiy, September 23, 1965, On Thursday, September 23, 1005, the cust Avenue at high water line of the to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and tion may rrglater or transfer with th 5) Easterly, along tho center line of •gtslcntlon hooks will be closed until North Bhrewabury river, thence East- Borough Clerk at ri'iy time between Wednesday, June :he regint™tinn hooks will be cloaea iJroad street to Main street, the di- "oIIdayH excepted. 2, ]pfi,r), nnd Thursday, Septcrnltcr 23, ::lcrk of «al until altor the forthcoming Genera forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or of ChCBtnut Btreet to the center line plication for transfer of registration 'ermanent Hep 1st ration Burcuu, Cour he Hotifrty Board of Elections on torntB tract; thenco (7) Weoterly and North- the County Board or Elections on forms of the C.R.H. Co's. right of way; thence Notice IB hereby given mat the Din Election to ho he-Id on Tuesday. No- louse. Freehold, New Jersey, nt any erly along the boundary line of the shall be made, either by written re- trlct Board, of Election and Registry tn vember 2, 1965. imp up to and including Thursday, nrovlrterl by said Municipal Clerk or provided by said Municipal Clerk or Northerly alone center line of C. R. quest forwarded to the Municipal Hoard or by en 11 Ins In person at tlie Government Reservation known as Board or by calling In person at the R. Co.'s right of way to high water and for the Borough ot flea Brignt. No'ice of change of, residence or ap- April 2'2, 1965, during tho following Fort Monmouth. be tho distance what Clerk or the County Board of Elec- County of Monmouth. State of New plication for transfer nf reglstratl. hours: Dally !t:(>0 a. m. lo i;'M i>. m. office of tlie Municipal Clerk or County It may to the point or place of office ot the Municipal Clerk or County line of the North Shrewsbury River, tions on forms provided by said Mu- Jersey, win meet at the place herein BouM of ElecUoru un to and Includ- Board of Elections up to and Includ- thence Southwesterly along high water shall be miide either by written i Saturdays. Sundays and holidnyt ing September 23. 1965. Beginning. nicipal Clerk or Board or by calling fter d catenated on forwarded to the Municipal Clerlt cepted. AIBO April 22, 1905. from ing September 23, 1908. line of North Shrewsbury river to the in person at the office of the Munici- The polling olace for ui# Town«fti» Plade of meeting ot Board ot Elec- The following la a complete descrip- center ltn« of Locust Avenue th» point TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1065 «r the County Board of Elections on a. in. to 9:00 p. rn- tion and polling place for the First pal Clerk or County Board of Elec- forms provider! by aald Munlcipa of HhrewRoury In the Recreation Hall, tion ol the Election Districts In the or place of Beginning. tions up to and Including September between the Hours of 7:00 a, m. and On Thursday, April 22. 1965, the reg- Crawford Street. Election District » tho Fire House, Borough of Red Bank and the location 8:00 p.m. fnr the purpose of cunduct- Clerk or Board or by caJllnR In per Broad street. The polling place for th« Eighth Elec- 23, 1D65. ing the Primary Election for "" son a.t the office of the Munlcipa istration hooka will be closed until tif- MRS. ANNE SWITKK, of polling places for each of tha laid tion District Is Union Fire House, Tha following 1B a description ol tne ter the forthcoming Primary Elect I» Townihlp Clark, Second Election District districts, to wit: nomination of Candidates. Clerk or County Board of Election to be held on Tuesday. June 1, 106.V Election District Two Is nereby de- Shrewsbury Avenue. Election Districts In the Borough of up to and Including September 23, April 29, 21 171.30 First Election District Fair Haven and the polling places In Said Primary Election will he hold Notice of cftangfl *>/ residence or nt fined and described as that section Ninth Electron District da id municipality for the purpose and territory of ths 3orough desig- Beginning at a point on the shore of Beginning in the center line of Lo- .me, to wit: The following is a description ot the plication for transfer of resist rut to ol nomlnitting a Governor for the State .Election Districts In the Township shall he ma dp cither hy written re 3-470 nated an follows: the Navealnk River directly between cum Avenue at high water line of tho ELECTION DISTRICT 1 of New Jersey, two Members of ihe quest forwarded tn the Municipal Cler SHERIFF'S S.M.K BEGINNING at me intersection ol the properties owned by the Monmouth North Shrewsbury River, thence East* State Senate. Fifth • Senate District; Holmdel and the polling placet > tn nr the County Hoard of Elpc.tloriH o SUl'KIUOK (Ul Hi OF NEW JERSEY ttia center line of State Highway No, Boat Club and the property of tlio erly along center line of Locust Ave- All that part of the Borougn of Fall three Members of tho General A same, to forms provided by aald Municipal Cler nue to tha center ltn» of Shrewsbury rilANCKKV MV1N10N 35 at the dividing lln« between the Borough of Red Bank, thence South- Avert bounded as follows: ta wit: sembly; a Sheriff for the County of First Election I>lntrlcr Bonr/J or by calling in person a MONMOUTH COUNTY Borough ot Eatontown and the Bor- wardly to the center lino of Broad Avenue; thence Southerly along center BEG1NNINQ at the point wnere the Monmouth. two Members of the Boar" BEGINNING at & point where thi the office of the Municipal Clerk o ough ol New Shrewsbury and running Street to Its Intersection with the cen- line of Shrewsbury Avenue to Ihe cen- County Board of E'rctlona up to an Docket No. F-4IW1-63 center line of Buena Vista Avenue, be of Chosen Freeholders for the County center line of Line Road Intersects thi THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITU- thence (1) Westerly alone Lafetra's ter line of Mechanic Street, thenco ter line of Chestnut Street, thence Ing th« westerly boundary line of the of Monmouth; three Coroners for the center lino of Bethany Roan, Bali nchidiriR April 'J'i, 1965. Brook along the dividing Una between Eaatwardly along the center line of Easterly along center lino of Chestnut TION, a corp. of New Jersey, Plaintiff Borough of flumson, Interesectn the County of Munmouth; one male am point also rjeing in th« dividing line The nniil Boards nf Registry an vs: JOSEPH SCHIANJ, et ala, Dt- the Borough of Eatontown and the Mechanic Street to a point one hun- Street to the center line of right of center line of Ridge Road, being tho one female member or the Btate Exccu between Matiwan Township, Karl tan Election will meet on: Borough ol New Shrewsbury, be the dred feet from fta Intersection wftti the way of the New York and Long Branch feiKiantfi northerly boundary Ifne of the Borough live Committee lor each ol the major Township and Holmdel Township; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1963 By virtue of a writ of execution in distance what ft may to the center of Westerly line of Harrison Avenue, then railroad; thence Southeasterly along of Rnmaon; thence (1) In a. weiterly political parties (Republican and Dem :ietween the hours of 7:00 a. m. an Hope roa-d: thence (2) southerly along southeasterly along and parallel there* center line of right of way ol New Thence (1) in an easterly dircctioi tho above stated action to me directed. direction along said northerly bound- ocratlc), and for the following munici 8:00 p. in. fo r the purpose of con- I ahall expose for sale at public ven- the center line of Hope road, be tho to. a line one hundred feet back from York and Long Branch railroad to the ary lino of the Borough of Rumson to pal offices, viz: along the center line of Bethany Roai ducting the General Election. distance what It may to Us Intersection thd Westerly Uns of Harrison Avenue center line ol River Btreet (produced); to ltu intersection with tha center Um due, nt the Court House in the Borough Ita Intersection with the center line of A Mayor for the full term of twi o( Old Manor Road; Said General Election will be he! nf Freehold, County of Monmouth, New with the canter line of Wycknff road, to tlie new boundary line of the Bor- thence Westerly along the center line Kemp Avenue;-thence (2) in a north' years In snid municipality for the purpose c JerBcy, on Monday trie 10th day of and the dividing line between District ough of Red Bank. thenc« Easterly ot North Shrewsbury River; thence erly direction along the center Jlne of Two Councilman for tho full term Thence i2» in a noutherly direction electing ft Governor for the State r Mny. l!)G.j, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing No. 2 and District No. 4; thane* (3) along tha said boundary line One Hun- Northerly along the high water line of Kemp Avenue to Us Intersection with of three years each. along tha center line of New Jersey; two Membern ot tin Time northerly, along the center Una of dred feet distant to the center line North Shrewsbury river to the center tee c tnter Una of Willow Street, Bald Primary Election will be heU Road to Itfl intersection with tho cen State Senate, Fifth Senate Di? Wyckoff road and the dividing line of Harrison Avenue, thenco Northerly line of Locust Avenue, tht point or thence (3) in an easterly direction ter lino of Brentwood Road; trlct; three Members of the oenera All that tract pr i>t\rcel nf land and along the center line of Harrison Ave- place of Beginning. tor tho purpose of nominal ing per- lreralnps Iti tlie Township of Marlboro between Districts No. 2 and No. 4 to along the center line of Willow Btreel ia of the respective parties to tht Thenco <3> in a westerly direction Assembly; a Sheriff, two MemtuTi n the (bounty of Mnninouth and Stats the intersection ot the center lino ol nuo to the center line of Beekman The polling place of the Ninth Elec- to Its intersection with the Center llnv nf the Bon rd of Chnscn Freeholders Place, thence Easterly along the center offices above mentioned and iilao U along the. center line of Brentwoo' if New Jersey: Grant Avenue; thence (4) Northerly tion .District )J Union Fire House, ot BJIrn. Place end Elm Placo ex elect one male and one female mem Road to its intersection with thft eer nrl three Coroncra for the County n RoRlnnlnp it a point marked by a •long the center lino of Grant Ave- line of Beekman Place, to ltd inter- Shrewsbury Avenue. tended; thence (4) In a northerly di- ber from each election district Jn ter line of Che at nut Ridge Road: Monmoufh. nnd tor the following mu .take on the westerly line of East nua and along the dividing line ol ection with the new Easterly bound- Tenth Election District rection along tha center line of Elm the Borough of Sea. Bright as Mem- nlclpnl offices, viz.: Districts No. 2 and No. 4, be the dis- ary of the Borough of Red Dank: Thence (4> in a southeasterly direc- Frances Avenue 100 feet northerly from Beginning in the center tine of River Place and Elm Place extended to Ul bers of the Monmouth County Execu- tion along the center line of Chestnu A Tax Assessor for tho full torm o tbe Intersection of the flams with the tance what It may to the center line of thence Northerly along said Easterly Street at high water line of North Intersection with the center line of mr yeara. northerly line of Itniiertsville Koad. If boundary of the Borough of Red Bank tive Committee for men ot tbe tw Ridge Road to Its intersection with tht Richardson Avenue; thance (fi> Easter- Shrewsbury River, thence Easterly River Road; thence <5> In a westerly major political parties, (He publics center line ot Mayfalr Road: Two Council niembers for Ihe fu a ii| line a were extended beyond the ly along Richardson Avenue to the cen- to the Southwesterly corner of Jot B, along center line of River Street (pro- direction along the center fine ot and Democratic). term of throe years each. curve- to Intersect each other; running - tar line of South Street at an angle in block 14, of thn official tax map of duced) to th6 centei line of right at Illver Road to its Intersection with the Notice la hereby given that qualified Thence (6) In an easterly direction Notice is hereby Riven that qun\\I\c thenci* ill Snrth 27 decrees 17 minutes South Street whera ths brook crosses the Borough of Red Bank, thence East- way of the Now York and Long Branch center line of Qillesple Avenue ex voters of thn Borough of Sea Bright, oi.g the center line of Mftyfalr Roar ltera of the BoroiiRh or Shrcwahury 'east alone the westerly line of East the same: thence - (6) Northeasterly, erly along the now Southerly boundary railroad; thence Southeasterly along the tended; thence (6) In a northerly dl- County of Monmouth, State of New to Its intersection with th« center llm County n[ MonmnuLh, filate of No\ Frances Avenue 100 foot lo a point along tha BL'A orook to Its intersection line of the Borough of Red Bank to center line of right of way of New rectlon along the center line of Gil' Jersey, not already registered In said of Telegraph Hill Road; Jersey, not already registered In nni marked by n monurnnnt; thence i2> with the center Una of Neptuna High- the center line of LaJke Avenue, tlience York ami Long Branch railroad to a lespie Avenue arid the center line of municipality under the laws of New Tlience <6t along th« center iln« municipality under the lawn of Ne\ North 02 (loprces Cl minutes west 2SJl.1T way, also known as State Highway No. Northerly along; tho center line ol Lake point distant Seven Hundred and Nine* Qillespie Avenue extended to the south- Jersey governing permanent reglstra Telegraph Hill Road and along the Jersey governing permanent reclaim- feel to a point marked by a. stake; 35. being along the boundary line ol Avenue to the center line of ilast ty Four feet from the southerly side of erly shore line of the Naveilnk (North lion mity register ur tru ns/er with various courses iht reol and In B soutb- tlon may register or trnnnfer with 111 thence <3> South 29 degreca 21 mln- Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 converge Front Street (also known M River Shrewsbury) River; thence (7) in erly direction to clftrk of B.ild municipality nt her n utPH west 100.0G feet to a point rnnrked Bergen Place, 'measured at right an- the clerk of said municipality at her the center line hy a atnke; thence Hi youth 02 de- thence (Ti Northerly^ along the center Road) thenco Easterly along the cen- glea thereto; thence Westerly and par- general easterly direction along the office. Borough Hall, 1099 Enst Occa Holland Road; flee. 7GG IIroad Street, Shrewsbury, Ne lino of Neptune Highway, and dividing ter line ot Bloat Front Street (also allel with Went Bergen Place to th« Southerly shore line of the Navealnk Jersey, at any time between Wednca crees 4:i minutes cast 2!>2.78 feet to the known aa River Roadi to Ha intersec- Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jersey, a Thence (7) in a westerly and then lay, June 2, l!)G5, and Thurstlny, Scji point nnri place of beginning. line between Districts 1 and 2 to tho center line of right of way of C. R. R, (North Shrewsbury) River to Ita inter- any lime up to and Including Tliun south»veateriy direction along the cen- place of Beginning. tion with the center IJne of Haddon of N. J-; thence Northerly along the section with the center line of Buena temher 23. 1965, during the follawim Park, extended Southerly, thence North- day April 22, 1!W1"J, during the follow ter lino of Holland Road crossing thi hours: Dully 9:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. Being known and designated as Lot Place ol meeting ot Board of Elec- center line of right of way or the Vista Avenue extended; thence (8> In Ing hours: Dally 9.-O0 a.m. to 12:00 Garden Stale Parkway to thn cen- Saturday R. Bund ay H and holidays 23 on a certain map entitled "Map ot tion and polling place of the Becond erly along the center line of Hadclon C. R. R. Of N. J. to a point distant a southerly direction along the center Marlin EBtatos. Section 1. Marlboro Par* to the shore of the NaveslnU noon, 2:00 to i:O0 p.m. Saturday*, Bun ter line of the Crawforda Corner Road cepted, Or at Permanent Heslslratioi election District Is the Margaret Vet- One Hundred and Fifty feet Southerly line of Buena Vista Avenue and the days, and Holidays excepted. Or a Bureau, Court House, Freehold, Now Township. Monmouth County, K. J." ter School Grant Avenue. River, then Soulhweatwardly and West- from the South slda of West Bergen center line of Buena Vlata Avenue ex- the Permanent Uegist nitlon Bureau Thence (8> along the center lino o Jersey, at any time between Wednes- dutcd April 3, 1956. made by J. W. Third Election District wardly along: th« ihore of the Nave- Place measured ut right angles there- tended to the point or place of BEGIN' Court House, Freehold, New Jersey, a the Crawfords Corner Road and In i day, June 2, 1 %rj. and Thursday, Srp- Seaman and flona, Professional Engi- sink River to the point above men- NINO northwesterly direction to the cente neer.! and Land Surveyors. Long Election District Three is hereby de- to; thenca Westerly and parallel with any lime up to and Including Thurs Una of the Hoimriel Road: tember Zi, 1905. during the fol low In* fined and described as that section and tioned at the shore line of the said West Bergen Place to high water line day. April 22, 1965, during tliu follow hours: Daily 8:00 a, m. to 4:30 p. m Branch, N. J., and filed In the Office territory ol ths Borough as follows. river directly between tha properties of the North Shrewsbury river; thencft Ing houra: Dally fl :00 a.m. to 4:30 Thence (9) in a westerly direction Saturday a, Sundays and holidays ej of the Clerk nf Monmouth County on BEGINNING at the common corner owned by the Monmouth Boat Club Northwesterly along nigh water line of The polling place for the First Elec- p.m., SnturdiiyH, Sunriays and Holidays along the center line of the Holmdel cepted. October 1, 1056. In Case i-M-23. of Districts No. l. 2. 3 and 4 in the and the property of the Borough ol the North Shrewsbury river to th* tion District Is the Willow Btreet School, exceptetl. Also April 22, 1905, fron Il'inil to the center line of VflnBrackl The above description Is runrte In BC- center line of Neptune Highway and Red Hank, at Ihe.,, point or place of center line of River Btreet. the point Willow Street. 9:00 a.m. to f):00 p.m. Road: On Thursday, September 23, 196! cordfinc* with a survey made by J. running thence (1) Southerly, along the BepJnnJng. -s or place of Beginning. On Thursday, April 22, 1!)6J, the rep Thenco (10) In a northwesterly an the registration books will be closei W. Seaman A Sons, Engineers and ELECTION DISTRICT 2 then westerly direction along the cen until after Hie forthcoming Gennr; Surveyor", dnte*t October -8, 1&59 and center line of Neptune Highway cross- The polilns place for tne First Elec- The polling place for the Tenth Elec- tslrfltlon boohs will be closed Until af- Election to bp held on Tuesday. No ing the circle and continuing In the All that part of the Borougn of Fair ter the forthcoming Primary Election ler line of VnnBracklp Road the vnrfau rpvfsrd September 8, 1W30. center lino of Ncptuno Highway be the tion District is Navciink Hook A Lad- tion District Is the River Street school. to he held on Tuesday, June l, 10G5. courses thereof to tho center Una o •mlier 2, 1D&5. BeinK the a;ime land 3 and prem- der Fire House. Mechanic Street. Eleventh Klection t»ntrlcl Haven bounded as follows; to wit: Line Road; Notice of chnnge nf residence or ap- distance what It may to Whale Pond Beginning in the center line of New- BEGINNING at the point where Ul* Notice of change of residence or up- ises cnnveypfl to Joseph Schlanl untl Brook and dividing line between ths center line of River Road Intersect a plication for transfer of rejrlRtrntlor Thence (11) in a northerly directio plication fur transfer of registrallun Lucy Schliinl. his wife, by deed from Second Election District man Springs road M high water line shall be made either hy written re Joseph Orosan nnd Frances G rosso, Borough of Eaiontown and Township of tha North Shrewsbury river, thenca tha center line of Hance Road thence tihall be made nither hy written re- along tba center hne of Lino Road an of Ocean; thence (2) Easterly, along Beginning at a point where the cen> quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk along tho boundary line between Mau fluent forwarded to the Municipal lat the Elementary School, Holm East Frances Avenue, 400 Feel north the center Una of Wallace Street to westerly along center line of the right FolluwinR IH a. description of tr of RobPrtaville Roaii, and also known along the dividing line between the of way of the Hew York and Long southerly shorn Mn« of the Naveilnk The said Boards of Registry an> del Road. Hazlet New Jersey. Borough of West Lone Branch and the tho rear of the property at the South- (North Shrewsbury) Rivtr to Us Inter- Election will meet on Second Election District election districts In the Borough < and designated na Lot No. 6 in Block Borouch of Eatontown to Monmouth east corner of Broad and Wallace Branch railroad to a point distant Sev- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1&G5 Shrewsbury and tho polling places 1 No. 53 B on the Tax Map of Marlboro, Streets tappro*, on* hundred feet Bait en Hundred and Ninety Pour feet from section with the center line of Fair BEGINNING at a point whe» thi the same: New Jersey." Road; thence (4) Northerly, along Mon- the Southerly side of West Bergen Raven Road extended; th«nc« (3> In a between the hours of 7:00 a~m. an. boundary line of Holmdel Township \a mouth Road and the dividing line to*- of the Bait line of Broad Street) southerly direction along th* center line 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- Inttriocted by tho boundary lint be- First Election District The property Ii located on the West t waea th e Borough ot Wen Ixwg thence Southwardly along the rear of Place, measured at right angles there- ing the General Election. tween Raritan Township, Holmdel Bounded on the north and northet nlde or Enst Frances Avenue. 400 ttet said property on* hundred faet from to: thence Westerly and pn nildf or Fa.lr Haven Road and tho center by the right-of-way of the New Vorl north of Roliertsvll.'o Road, Marlboro, Branch and the Borough ot EJatontown West Bergen Place to tat center Una line of fair Haven Road extended to Said General Election will be held To *nshlp and MlddJetown Towiuhf p, and also being the dividing Una be tho center line of Wallace Street, Ita intersection with the center line of In said municipality for tbe purpose sold point also being where the ceniei & t»ong Branch Railroad Co.; on th' New JeTflcy. thenca Bastwardly by a straight tine of right ol way of C It. U of N .1 : line ol Palmer Avenue Is Intersectei west by the center line of Broai The approximate amount of thft luitc* twaftn th* Borough of Eatontown and thence Northerly along center Una of Third Street extended: thence '4) In a ot electing a Governor for the Slate ot Street; on the south by tho center l!n the Borough of Oceanport, be the dls and parallel to Wallace Street to Its westerly direction along tlie center New Jersey; two Membera ot thn by the boundary Una between Holmd ment to be satisfied by s&ld •&!« la fanes what H may to Broad Street; Intersection with th« center lln* of Mc- the right of way of C. R. R. of N. J., Stnle Senate, Fifth Bonnie Dis- and Rtrltan Towmhlpi; of Sycamore Avenue; and on the ea the sum of (20,000.00 together with Laren Street, thence Northeastwardly to a point distant On* Hundred and lint of Third Btreet and the center by a line which run« In K gener the costs of this aale. theneff (fl) Westerly, atone tha center Fifty f«ct Southerly from the 6outn tine of Third fltr#et extended to trict ) three Members of the Genera Thenca (1) In a southwesterly dire northerly direction from the cent) Una of Broad Street to Wyckoff Road, along tha canter line ot McLaren Street Intersection with the center line of Assembly; a Sheriff, two M«mber« o tlon along the -centur Jlne oi PUrnei JOSEPH A. BHAFTO, Sheriff. to Its Intersection with the center line ilde of West Bergen Ptaca; thenca line of Sycamore Avenue ISO tt\ Dated March 29, 1069 which If the dividing lint between Dls* Westerly ana parallel with West Ber- Cedar Avenue extended; thence (5) In the Board of Chosen Freeholders, and Avenue to tba center line of Bttti west of the westerly curb line i trlcts No. 1 and No. 3 < thane* <8) or Prospect Av»., thanoa Southeast- a northerly direction along the center three Coroners for the County of Mon- Highway Route- 39; West End Avenue and continuing ChanallB, Lynch A Maloney, erly along tha center line ot Prospect gen Place to high water Una of th* 4 Attyf. Southwesterly along Wyckoff Road and North Shrewsbury river; thence South- line of Cedar Avenue and tha center mouth. and for tha following mui'" Thence- (2) continuing In a louthwei a straight Una to tha rljht-of-way < dividing Una between District* No. 1 Avenua to tha Interaction with the pal oltlces, viz: •rly direction and alone the boundar April 14. 21, 28. May 5 «TD.U THE DAILY REGISTER ANNOUNCEMENTS UKT ft FOUND AUTOS FOR SALE MHOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES EMPLOYMENT OTI/«V h 1*63 CHEVY n, J&»* lotu-nS HELP WANTE&-FEMALE HOST t FOUND LOST — Blut Point . 6m Ford atattan WASTED — ClM coiUr IJ power braitei, ll&ft- McCA^toy Chevrolet zrt4j daicra. 28—Wed., AprU 21, 1965 lfi wndlU/c S 2W'U01. tttxtil boftt*. WUI pick up H WOOLWOfiTH'fi EXMOCXLDia — Ap- wer* to ••)J$,TI iJw«}x iteot in. H*J four ntw S p.m. >M 8 P " i» lot «xp«/l«ic*'3 penoo&d 'ZT%: Weil carei for. fJtyt 7H46QJ, EilhU lAZ-Zv*. J $1I&5. Call 787-1431 BticV, tn-powtr »et up ZW. CaJl be- H WUCD. _ in luiom M' ' ' —- CHEVROLET, fc«l Air twtba l:Vj Ui 4:30. t&i-VUl. Chevrolet DERleW emfcin ©ruiatr, t&n&aoVi, wearing tour, Phone "' p*t Bufrftilea, toy«, jMtyyo*, i AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE I.&63 Bpy5. McCARthy rolpt. 291-1101. rolet, 291-1101. Evlnrude Boats ti5 Brighton Ave., West End. lash aiitl visors. $3,100. Bantara, 5-> 6678. Che' SweeMS & Sport 14 Models. A GOOD BUY llocum Ava., Lon-g Branch. S a.m.- 1960 FORD — StJirliner, white, power- 1M3 DODGE DART — 270. Four-doo Fast A Smooth & Stable. p. m. '>* I960 CHEVROLET, Impala, four-doo KteerinK, automatic. Excellent condi- sedan. Radio, heater, automatic, aeaj WAITRESS Hop. Power-glid* V8 9I tion. Must sell this week. Best offer. nelts. Excellent condition One ownei Experience preferred. $50 a week plus i!«>:; ALFA KOAIKO, Sj>rlfit coupe 1600 McCARUiy Chevrolet. 201-1101. 264-5960 NAUVOO MARINA tips, meals and uniforms. Excellent :iM.V McCAIUhy Chevrolet. J1.45O. CaJJ 229-4218 after 6 p.m Ses Bright, N.J. 842-131 employment benefits and working con- at 2SH-1101. TR( TRIUMPH. Wire wheeli 1957 CADILLAC, four-door hardtop. $575 1960 JAGUAR — Mark II. 3-8, fou: ditions. Five-day week. Apply F. W. lif) and heater Excellent conditio McCAIUhy Chevrolet. MARINE SUPPLIES Woolworth Co., 52 Broad St., Red Bank. W UliT I't; VGEDT M. ti W. Call after S. 2S4-OC78. 201-1101. door aedan, automatic. Call Everything for the Boatman. New Jei AUSTIN HEALKY SPRITE 566-S874 Bey'a largest marine supply house. HIGH SCHOOL Junior or Senior to V.ONHOt'TH MoTOnS WSI roHD CANVEKTIBLI; — v- 1&63 FA LOON DELUXE WAGON — 1957 CADILLAC Sedan da Vllle, Evlnrude Sales and Service work mornlnt'a, 8 to 12, aa dental &B- CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Iwy 35 &42-2U4 Eatontown tit«;ndtlc. $1295. McCARthy Chevrolei Kordornattc 19,000 miles. Top condi- cellent condition. $175. aiatant lit Middletown. Write "A.R.", : 11 tion. 51,305. Call 747-21*63, 6 p.m. to THE BOATMAN'S BHOP >r~<:i,EVnoLET — Chevellc, four- p.m. 671-0552 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red BanV Box 511, Red Bank. luor smlan. I'o -erfilide. power steering, li«»2 VOLKSWAGEEN — Red. Excellen 196.. CHEVY II — Nova, two-door hart (Open Sundays and holidays, 9 a.m AVON SELLS IT SELF — Full or rudit) alx-cyiiiiripr, low mileage, lie spat-be-118tb11 , seatcovet r ]&&!' FORD, KaJrJane six-cylinder two- *op FowerjjHde, radio, jsli-cylld to 1 p.m.) part IJme. Territories open for women CARthy Chevrolet, 29M1O1. 747-2762. door sedan automatic. $1095. McCAR- J17J5, McCAFttliy Chevrolet 291-110] who are interested In having a good OK USED CARS! thy Chevrolet. 291-1101. 22' OWENS EXPRESS CRUISER — steady Income. Experience unnecessary. CHEW 11 '— HKii «<]iia station wagon. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Ked. Sunroo: L05S. 150 h.p. motor, bow rail, wa.lk-ln Call 741-4343 or write Mrs. Margaret AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE .standard transmission, heater, radio, Bendix radio. Seat belts. Exceliei head, bunks, galley, full canvas, J Gulotta, Box 190. Red Bank. 1964 CHEVY II 1962 CHEVROLET indercoatlng. seat-belts. 13 months left condition. 81,250. Call 717-36R9. holders. Perfect condition. 747-9124. in factory gua-rantee, transferable to J958 MKltCEDES BENZ — JDO «eda; W BOAT — 50 h.p. Johnson, appro* OPERATORS Nov. 4-dr.. R4H. WW firei. ImpaU 2-dr. HT, RiH. mypr. OriRinal price. J2.55O. Asking Cal! noon or nlcht. malely 4 hours. Electric starter, remot SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — $1,850. 842-1203, 812-0458 control a. trailer, extras. 264-3315. Worl. on coats. Shore Coat Company, CHARGE IT! WE TRUST YOU1 incorporated, 22 Bridge Avenue, Rad 6-cyl, Powerglide Irani. Whitewall tlret. Power 1963 i'ONTIAG, Catatina convertible, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Two door. E; 1 iiutomatic and power steering. $2195. cellent condition. Call IS RUNABOUT - Perrcc* ski, fishing. Bank (Eisner Building). FOR family boat. 50 h.p. Johnson. Eleotric iteering, V-8, Powerglide. McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. 671-ZO74 INSTANT etatter. 18 gallon forward, 6 gallon a/ WOMEN CALL 1937 CHKYSLER — Airflow, $375. 1962 CORVETTE — Very cleaji. FOL gas tanks. Navy top, custom covei Fuller Brush has found women are BUC-« 741-6700 CREDIT Call speed transmission. McCARthy Chevro- Extras. Asking $700. 842-0805. ceasful In thlB man Bize Job. Full and 1961 CHEVROLET 543-0603 let, 291-1101. part-time—car and plione required. All 1963 CORVAIR 16' OLDTOWN — Lapstrake, with " :rcBlcd may call 462-1074. 1%2 CHEVROLET, Bel Air, wagon, 1955 CHRYSLER. NEWPORT — Alh.pl. Johnson outboard Fully equipped, NO MONEY DOWN — 100% CREDIT fllx-cyllndei- standard, radio. $U05. Me power, radio, heater. Asking SL25. Call CLKRK-TYPIST — Apply in person, Moma 2-dr., RiH, WW fir.t. Bel Air Air., RIH. power CARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. • 5(2-1461. Excellent condition. Bargain at $499 Low Weekly Payments •61 MERCURY i 6.90 •60 VALIANT 5 3.90 Call 291-0826. Nappi Trucking Corp., MorrlBtown Rd., 1962 BUICK SPECIAL — Station waKon, 1961 RAMBLER — Station wagon. Ban! Matawan. Powerglide itanitn'mian. iteering, V-8, Powerglida. '61 CHEVY 114.70 Colony Park 9 Pass, Fully Equipped V-6, automatic transmission, excellent finances S675 at 19.52 a week. C; SAIL BOAT — 20' day sailer with Impola HT, Full Pwr. Slo. Wan., Full Pwr. •59 MERCURY S 5.90 condition, 51200. 671-2300. After 5 p.m.collect, PA 1-7100, OASIS MOTORS, trailer and pram. Asking $950. Ca •64 PONTIAC J12.70 '60 PONTIAC S 7.20 Colony Park 4-Dr. 872-1014. KT. 9, Sayrevllle. "47-4034. Tempest Custom Cpc, BonnevJIle H.T., Sta. Wan., Full Pwr. SPECIAL 19S2 CORVAIR — Bank finances WOO 1959 CHKVKOLET — Brookwood war 18' INBOARD HARDTOP — Head anc SEWING Full Power Full Power •59 CADDY I 7.90 at $9 60 a week. Call cnllec*. PA 1- •63 OLDS SI 1.90 Hardtop, Full Power on, power glide, radio, V-8. S5M. Mtall accessories, four-cylinder Cbrla Crafl •60 RAMBLER S 3.70 71O0. OASIS MOTORS, RT. 9, Bayre- CARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. excellent condition. 264-5117. I960 CHEVROLET IMPALA "88' Conv., Full Pwr. Sea"., Fully Equipped •58 T-BIRD 5 5.90 vllte. i MACHINE '43 PONTIAC $13.90 Hardtop, Full Power 1055 PONTIAC — Four-door sedan1 13' FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT — 10 h.p. Grand Prix H.T. •60 CADDY S 5.70 •58 LINCOLN I 4.90 1965 MUSTANG — BlK V-8, stick, like Excellent condition. 39,000 miles. Onl Controls, steering, speedometer, lights. Two-door hardfop. Radio, heater, whifewdll firai. Full Power Conv., Full Power Conv., H.T.. Full Pwr. new; McCARthy Chevrolet, one driver. Call 741-5842. Very good condition. Price $350/ Ca "56 T-BIRD s 6.90 291-1101. 741-7134 after 6 p.m. OPERATORS '62 CADDY J15.30 '60 CHEVY J 7.B0 1%3 TRIUMPH TR 3B — Roadslej Full time steady work available for Power iteering, V-8 with Powerglide. Conv., Full Power Impola H.T., Full Pwr. Conv., Sport Model, I960 OLI>SMOBILE — Dynamic 88, J1595. Call alter 5 p.m. V GLA8SPAR — 40 h.p. Evinrud experienced single needle operatora. We 'o2 FORO S 4.90 •60 PLYM. J 3.90 2-Seater, Fully Equip. four door sedan, power steering, power 741-9075 motor. Cover, ladder. Asking *675. Call offer regular raises, paid vacation, paid Falrlane Sedan, brakes, whltewalla, automatic. Excel- 747-3589. 4-Dr. Sta. Wan., lent condition. Original owner. $805. 666- 1981 FORD Bunllner convertible, V-S holidays, paid medical plan and other Fully Equipped FuJly Equipped OVER 100 CARS I Crulsomatlc, radio, power steering 1960, 171 CRUISERS INC. — Skiff. 41 excellent benefits. Including union shop. Jusf a Partial Listing—Follow Your Friends to: •41 T-BIRD HO.yO 0231, •60 VOLKS S 4 SO TO CHOOSE FROM I Good condition. Must sell, 264-2076. h.p. Johnson electric. Navy top. Full Fully Powered, I n CADILLAC — Sedan de ville, air equipped. Used two seasons. 566-0555 Apply In person at our Personnel Office Factory Air Cond. Fully Equipped conrlltfoned, six-way seats, power win- BIMCA 1!»2 — Four-door sedan. Mon. through Sat., from 9 to 3 p.m. or dows. McCARthy Chevrolet, 291-1101. led condlilon. Looks new, wijite WANTED contact the New Jersey State Employ- tires, radio, heater, windshield washer dinghy. C;ill 6 ent Service, 48 S. Front St, Red CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 1958 CHEVROLET — Six cylinder, two- Price, $500. Call 741-4348 after 5 p.m 671-5015 363 MAPLE AVE. r sedan. Automatic. CJean. 842-1330 Bank. 711-505O. call 741-7153. 1962 CHEVY NOVA — Two-door har 22' CRUISALONG — Cabin cruiser, BRADLEY RED BANK, N. J. lop, straight atlck. J1405. McCARth Bleeps two. Galley, head, 300 h.p, 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK Chevrolet. 291-1101. Gray marine engine. $1400. AD 3-713 DISCOUNT CENTER MATTEL INC. AUTOS FOR SALE SACRIFICE — 1D56 Ford. Stick. SI: 24' CABIN CRUISER — Sleeps two. 165 180, Call h.p. Interceptor "Little Chief," $995 or 747-4031 best otier. Invins. TOY MAKERS 1962 FALCON — Station bus, radii 14" RUNABOUT — Olympla. plywooi Rt. 35 Holmdel, N.J. healer, Interior mahogany paneled, Steering wheel. wlndshle4d, controls EXCELLENT JOB1 OPPORTUNITY — tras. Wnlte. $1150. 787-0971. Trailer, like new. Ready for water. "ienera! housework and cooking. Must 1 FALCON — standard trans ml 5285. 842-1831. e good with young children. Driver n, radio, heater, excellent condition INBOMID MOTORBOAT — Fou referred. For Interview, call 842-1004. 741-1047, cylinder, and trailer. Needs tunejip. WANTED GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER Aa Is, $250. Call CL 9-2040. — To sleep In. Small family. Call 1959 RAMBLER SEDAN — J275. ECL 747-4730. nomicat driving. You'll be pleased wltl 22' LUHRS — Hardtop, good condition, Its appearance and operation. 747-297r bunlis, head, 109 Gray, equipment. Cal: ONE STOP SHOPPING 1964 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — .71-1026. SEWING MACHINE 7,500 miles. McCARUiy Chevrolet, call LARGE STEEL BALL FLOAT — $25. 291-1101. lall Saturday OPERATORS '11939 CHEVROLET — Station wagon, Factory experience, piece work and , V-8. Automatic transmission. Good minimum rates. Steady employment, I! dltlon. Radio, heater. 747-5597. reliable firm. Long Branch Manufac- STORAGE AND SERVICE turing Co., Children's Coals. 20 Third 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Very low mile Ave., Long Branch. 222-9R15. j age. Will sacrifice. Have been trans- BOAT SLIPS—Protected marina, float- ACRES OF CARS • O ACRES OF GARS ferred to Went Coast. Call 046-4503, ing docks, water, electricity, repairs, WOfilEN WANTED — Experienced in paints and hardware. KEYPORT MA factory work. Apply in person. Ralph IUNE BASIN, 340 W. Front St., Key Friedland & Bros., Locust St., Keyport. TRUCKS FOR SALE port. 264-9611. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — 1957 DODGE — Utility body Vi toREPAIr R SERVICE — All makes out- To iwork on ladies' and children's truck, excellent condition, M75. Caboarl d engines. Estimates Eladly given. coa,ts. Single needle. Jo-Ann Coats, 747-1627. WIJ1 pick up and deliver. Bolt Moore'a ~' Willow St., Red Bank. 741-0025. Crown Marine. 597 Branch Ave.. Little ONE-OF-A-KIND SPECIAL—1964 Inter- Silver. Days 741-9801. Nights 542-3908. WOMAN WANTED — For part time, to national Motro CM-112, 8' walk-ln body, do alterations. Single System Laundry. full overhead rear door, tip-top shape. CROSBIE BOAT TRANSPORTATION Inc.. Keyport. 264-0757. M. Schwartz & Sons, 141 W. F Any nlze boats moved anywhere In the OOK HOUSEKEEPER — Ltve-ln. St., Red Bank. 747-0787. stae. 787-2273 - 787-1666. 'rlvate quarters. Excellent salary. CHEVROLET — One-ton panel. 'our in family. Two grown children, VISIT OUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CIRCLE — No longer a need to drive many miles to compare— Call BUSINESS NOTICES ixtra clay workerB to do heavy work. Come in and test drive the make and model of your choice.— 842-2345 Call 747-2605. 1964 CHEVROLET — %-lon pick CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, OARAGES HAIRDRESSER Slx-cyllnder. s.1405. McCARthy Chevro- — Have truck. Light ha.ulinc. Call after perfencei]. Five-day week. Closed Wholesaling direct to retail buyers hundreds upon .hundreds of New and Used Cars and Trucks. let. 291-1101. p.m. 741-2149. Mondays. Vlnmar Hair Stylist. Little GROWING PAIN8T Call Ever Green Silver, N.J. 741-7789. MOBILE HOMES Landscaping. AH phased of landscaping SANDWICH MAKER — Part tfme, Including maintenance. Weekly, month- ionday through Saturday. App'y Col- MAGNOLIA MOBILE HOME — 53x10' ly or season. F. Intermesolt. 787-0818 mnarlc Restaurant, Monmouth Shopping Two or three-bedrooms. Hi baths, wash- 787-3240 Center, Eatontawn. CONTINUOUS PRIVATE SALE er, dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting. Ex- LANDSCAPING — Lawn and garden SALESGIRLS — Need car. Ace Em- cellent condition. 532-1538. $3,300. . maintenance since 1939. Plans and free >loyment Agency, 23 White St., Shrews- stlmate*. Evergreens, shrubs, treea, mry. 747-3494. We will TRADE ANY ITEM you own or are presently buying regardless of balance or pay off. 56x10 1-ACEMAKER — 1962. Like new, perennials. Supplies. Grading, nodding, ready to move In. 15 Bayshore Park, -ototUMng (large areaa only). Call 642- BOOKKEEPER — Some exp&rience Rte. 38. Keyport, commuting distance 1718. BONGARZONE NURSERY, Way necessary, wltM Interest in decorating, in many instances we will pay off the balance and lower your payments or refund cash. to New York. Best oiler takes It. WU ilda Road, New Shrewsbury, ';ill lor appointment. Shrewsbury De- nn'ance .787-7206. Mr. Miller. mnitorB, 46P Broad St. 747-4422. ELCAR — 02X-10", two bedrooms, lur- TOP SOIL REFINED kitchen helper, 10 a.m. to nished Can finance and park. p.m. Also, cleaner — !> a.m. to 3:30 M2-2212 BULLDOZING m. Information 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WE TRADE CARS • iM(ft 1062 WINSOR — 10x60, Mve rooms. In Rivercrest Nursing Home, 31 Chapln good condition wiUi extras. Must sell. 'IRJEPLACE3 A SPECIALITY — All ., Red Bank. 1 787-2800. ,'pea ol masonry. CHARLES HDWJDR. 6LEKP-3N HOUSEKEEPER THE FOLLOWING USED CARS AND OTHERS WILL BE CARRIED JN OUR INVENTORY: 1964 VINDALE—10x55. Expando. Lived lontractor. Call 747-4479. Mature In for five weeks. Situated on lot•ROTECT YOUR ASPHALT INVEST- 671-O0T2 Call 7S7-371O. MENT, Seal your driveway or parking WOMAN — Part-time evenings and .reas now. Guaranteed protection from Sundays. Sales experience necessary, estruction by gas, oil and othor harm- •referably cosmetics. Apply in person. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ul materials. Call today for a free Sun Kay, Drugs, Mlddietown Shopping •atlma'e 741-3227. Center, Mlddietown.

HUBErtP T JOHNSON CABIN SKIFF- BLACK TOPPING — Biilldoing, grad- AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER — For 29 . Clinker built Twin Chrysler ing. Fill dirt, top soil, dry wells. established new car dealer In Long gine*. (Only 200 hours use.) Head, Backhoe work and reseedlnu of lawns. Branch. Must have previous experi- lish-box, automatic pump, outrlgBerB, Call the man who knows the excavating ence and take full charge. Send full rod holders, ciirome trim throughout, Ine. 671-O33K. new Naueahyde cushions, oak, teak, esume to "A.O.," Box 511, Red Bank. and Honduras mahogany construction. LANDSCAPING — DcslKn and planting GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Bleep AH equipment included. Asking $3,760. of fine .la*vns. Complete maintenance. i, experienced. References required, For quick sale. Ask for Mr. Hall, Veekly, monthly. Residential, commer- 'ermanent, cood home. 229-4072. 741-7686. cial. Estimates given. HUNT BROTH' ERi>. 7J1-4732 and 7J1-3773. NOW what a creative nd shop la? CARRY CRAFT SAVAGE 'an you mix media and cal! for compa? EASY HMANGliU SfiiGT IWE PtAk THAf FI15 YOUR WJO0ET Boat Trailers PAIITTINO UNLIMITED — Exteri' 'urn out sharp, clenn MSS? Fend 156 W. Front St., 264-0430 Keyport. and Interior. Nent, reasonable. For fast ipacemcn? If you'd like to Indulge 1 ervlce, dial 787-2890. :hoae iovR8 without commuting, WTlte '58 CHEVY '56 BUICK 2O CABIN CRUISER -~ Sleeps two. at "B.A.," Box 511, Red Bank. '65 PLYMOUTH "61 T-BIRD '61 MERCURY 60 h.p. Gray. Standup head. Fully VHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE cj/ng $399 Super 4-door hardtop. 1ERVICE—John D. Roberts Auto Ser- Fury sport coupe $2599 Sport Coupe Hardtop $1399 Impala 2 Door quipped. $1,000 or beat offer. Call 291-- COUNTER GIRL — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, V-8, radio, heater, automatic, power Comet Deluxe Sedan W W * hardtop, V-8, radio, heaterer, autautoo- Radio, 'heater, auto., power steering. 2528. ce. 2S2 Oceanport Ave., Rear, Ocpfin- Permanent, Call Hardtop, V-&, radio, heater, out ort, opposite Post Office. 222-2219. 741-0056 mafic, power sfeerinOr whffewali sfcerJng. power brakes, whJtcwalls, radio, heater, automatic whitewalls. matlc, power steering. FIBERGLAS your boat now Resin isy Ofmrjre. buckel seats, leather upholstery. bucket seats, leather upholstery. '60 BUICK •57 CHEVROLET only $6.95 per gallon. All sizes ol IOLTSEVVORK — Experienced woman, '59 FORD cloth in stock. Also Petit Marine Paints LTTICS, CELLARS CLEANED — Light mis day a week. Fair Haven. Call LeSabre Sedan $699 210 four-door sedan. $99 and pther repair materlala In stock. auling. Free estimates. Call after 5 '41-1473. •65 CHEVY '63 CORVAIR $349 Radio, neater, automatic. , all day Saturday, Sunday. T4T-3002 V-8, radio, heater, automatic, Galaxle convertible. Jacobs Hardware Co., Bergen PI. & • Full time. Bel Air A Door Sedan $2299 Monza Coupe. Radio, $1399 steering, whitewalls. V-8, radio, heater, automatic. Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. LAWNS CUT Call radio, heater, automatic, wwhUowallsh Ho walls. heater, automatic, whlfcwol'sails,, bucke '57 OLDS Lone Star LS 13 Sailboat REASONABLE RATES 542-0325 seats, leather upholstery. '60 OLDS •59 FORD 5975 f.o.b. Y.O V — Your opportunity unlimited, 98 2-dr. Hardtop. If you think there is nothing really '65 PLYMOUTH COfjOO 88 Sporl Sedan. J)O77 Galaxle, tour-door sedan. $299 V-8, radio, heater/ automatic, power COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE— "our noura. Assured income If quail- V-8, radio, heater, automatic. new in class sailboats, consider and jfme, fertilizing. Weekly, monthly. Esti- led. Rapid advancement. 222-2375. Barracuda 2 Plus 2 J>£U77 '64 VALIANT V-8, radio, heater ,automotlc, power steering, brakes, whltewails* try this Uberglas entry from Lone nates given. Reasonable rates. 741-0848. Fast bock, V-8, radio* heater standard, V-200, twodoor sedan. $1299 steering, whitewalls. Star. Cape Cod style, sloop rig 93' >PERATOR—10-key adding machine or '59 CHEVROLET saJ], 13 Jencth. 61" beam with pivnllng tOOM3 PANELED — Screen porches Ell keypunch knowledge. Accuracy whltewatls. Radio, heater, auto., whllowallsICWQIIS. , '55 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-dr. Sedan. $299 bllgeboards for greater room and ef- nd 'enclosures, alterations and atldl- ind good speed. Will train girl, '60 CHEVROLET Bel Air two-door sedan. S89 ficiency. . Etl Lulter, 741-2109. •AVENPORT Personnel Services, Inc., V-6, radio, heater, standard. •63 T-BIRD '64 RAMBLER Blscavne 2-dr. Sedan. $649 Slx-cyllnder, radfo, heater, standard.mdard, I>cmonslrator & Rentals IILL'P LAWN SERVICE — Reasor 7 Broad St., Red Bank. 747-3355. Radio, healer^ standard, whitewalls. MONMOUTH MARINA Sporl Coupe Hardtop. $2099 ^0 hardtop- $1299 hltewalls. '60 DODGE 66 Went St Monmouth Beach '.j and estimates. Cutting dail OOKKEEPER — Payroll. To $90. V-8, radio, heater, automatic, power Radio, heater, aufoma tic, tuckcbuckclJ $299 '57 MERCURY 222-3492 nonthly. 222-6643. iCE Employment Agency, 23 White steering. WW, bucket seats, leather scats, 'eather upholstery. •61 FALCON Senaca 2-dr. Sedan. AWN WORK DONE — By day, week t, Shrewsbury. 747-3494. Radio, heater, stnndard, whitewalls. Monterey hardtop. $79 26 19G1 CUSTOM BUILT — radio, heater, standard. '58 FORD Belvedere, 4-dr. sedan. $499 4-dr., 9-pcm, Wagon. $179 '55 CHEVROLET Expertly on braided nylon. Sl.&O a '62 CHEVROLET (fOOO Radio, heater, standard transms.. V-8, radio, heater, automaticc,, power HOME! OWNERS—Contractor, altera- strand. Sterling clasps form 75c. '63 CHEVY C-UQQ Dlscaync 2dr. Scdon. J)77 7 steering. 210, four-door sedan. tions, additions, painting, masonry. REUSSILLES', 38 Brond St. Bmal! Jobs too. 5M-D7U. Impala Sport Coup J) I U 7 7 Radio, healer, automatic, wliltcwalls. '59 BUICK Radio, heater, automatic. Hardtop. V-8, rodlo, healer, automa- $449 '59 FORD tic* power stccrlna< v/hltewalls. LeSabre Hardtop "55 DESOTO Plumbing & Heating '61 PONTIAC COQO V-8, radio, heater, automaticc. Power Custom 4-dr. Sedan. $159 MiTO Moving and Storage steering, whllcwalls. Flrefllte, 4-door sedan. PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom Catallno Sedan »D07 7 Heater, standard, whltewalts. remodeling. '64 CHEVROLET V'B, radio, heater, automatic, power Heater, whllewolls, automatic. LIGHT HAULINO — Furnishings, Biscayne 2-door sedan. $1599 steering, power brakes, white walls, '61 LANCER '58 CHEVROLET f TRANSMISSIONS. refrigerators. Fragile Items. Will haul CORRIGAN'S '55 OLDS anywhere. Call 542-1403. Radio, healer, whilewalls, six-cyl., 2-dr. Hardtop. $449 Del Ray, 4-dr. sedan. $149 127 Oakland St. Red Bank 7(7-2706 standard. 4-dr. Hardtop. $49 '6j OLDS CpQO Radio, healur, automat I c( whPtewalls. Healer, whitcwails, standard. V-8, radio, heater, automatic. Roofing, Siding and Insulation B8 -4-dr. Hardtop. 0077 '58 FORD FREE TOWING Nursing Home '63 FORD V-8/ rodlo, heater, automatic, power COQQ '59 PLYMOUTH 1D3 E. Newman Spring* Rd.. OLSBN CO. INC. Rooting. Siding & Country Squire. « majrM4 mm to lt*n> cae« run. utuns — omt •istin - M XivnOU A- HMD MUSK — BROAD «T. I.10O n. BEACH EXCLUSIVE Mlrfec teace woct Must artre truot KL1EVE IT OR NOT store or Office. bsAeraent. rum<>del to S225 Browft JFtoct Co. 228-2fc8l or 96M7U servle* uaUas. Paid tniatec. • to I W« fear nut. «m btumr, to mu our ntuUenuDU. C 26 per aq> ft. ANY QUALIFIED BUYER after < p.m. SUM. Baft discount ba»M aun chain HOUSES FOR SALE atom. Ton Untttt b/ oor lower prtcel. Call todar *a* _l»t ft— Delivery. aUTONTOWN JROWN & OVERTON AGENCY \trrtiag 1260 P*r week istf bur !bl> ROUTE MEN L0W-IOW pricS. Charts ueounta. An) White St. Red Bank 74.1-25H 9v»ly ••v«o-y*ar-olm. kitchen, den, four EXPERIENCED WAITROB3 — Appl] n Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 iuia, 3008 Hwy. 35. Mdtiletown. opping. HOME OWNERS ONLY Swimming In your own private rttlra bMroomi, plus Miriac roam, >U buh>. In person, Peterson's Restaurant, 183 MEN—20 to 38. National variety chain Borrow any amount f6r WILL— ROTTED COW MANURE - iTORE FOR RENT — Sultablt f»f BI.800. Riven Lda Ave., R*d Btnk, now accepting applications for a man- whatever purpose you desire to odor. By ttas bushel or ton. Also elub right on the site . . . only minutes prices. 1.200 sq. ft., Rt. S«, Middletown BEACH AGENCY ftger trainee. Experience not necessary. hay, straw and raulcb hay. Deliveries. away from ocean bathing, white sandy Townthlp. Ji75 a month, leue a.vail Licensed Ratl £sttt« Broker PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Liberal itartlng calary, company bene- " ill 264.0924. beaches, boating, fishing and Kfonmouth 100 Hwy. 31 Middletown HELP WANTED-MALE fits eie. Chance rapid advancimenL IF YOU OWN PROPERTY Shopping Center . . . one block [rom ble. 767-20.2. «Tl-2737 P.««J Xststt tor 7i ytsrs For details see'manager, Nleanfcr Bros., 10M BHOPSH1TH — Wilti extras. Ei- the West Oitte of Fart Uonmoutb . . . ED BAMK — Prime Broart fit. street* •ally to 8 p.m. Sal. A Sun. to 8 p.m. 60 Wlilti St Red Bank TI1-TM0 BALESMSiN TO BELL BUILDING MA 1151 Hwy. S5, Mlddletown. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD ceUent Condition, $100. l&l Moto Mow- within walking distance of express loor location. Suitable office or itore. FIUCEHOLD AREA — Brud niw lot TERIALS—For Iar«a central New Jer* er, 24", »100. Oofel oondltlon. 747-3921. buaes to Newark and New York City. ^38ume 18 month lease with option*. ;1G VALUE IN OLD SHKEWBBURY cabin style mndl horn* on two acres. •ay lumber and muiwork company. In* UP TO 15 YEARfl TO REPAY • ALL—Electric kitchens with GE .42-3350 or T4M916. liia aix-ye»r-o]d four-bedroom Colo- Thres n!c« bedroomi. 1H baths, lovtly etnuvt basis. Write "B.T.," Box 611, TWO STREET • LJJNOTH DANCE range. GE refrigerator. GE AIR CON- l&l home with formal dining room arce Uvln[ room with double tlnpli.ee, Bed BajiJt Mr*. Ubove. SHEET METAL If you wish, our represtrXatlva will DRESSES — Site tlvt, worn once. Ex- DITIONING. Ample otf.street lighted md acienc« kitchen, hot water 1»as»- double carport, full cellar, country llv- call at your boma. cellent condllton. Call after C. 7B7-&232. parking areas.. HOUSES FOR RENT d heat, lovdy fireplace In llvinc In an eicellent area for only S31.500. 'YOUNG fit EN—Experienced in factory Mm, two-car garago and lull dry work, Apply in ptnon, Ralph Fried- WORKERS CAU. COLLECT. MR. SILVER ASPHALT TILE JH-ROOM APARTMENTS IDE BEitfCCTiON OF RENTALS - .sement. Excellent nelRhborhood and Wcisgold & Krupnick, Inc. Land & Brat., Locust Bt., Keyport. 'B" colors. First quality. Only *3.85. (ONE-BEDROOM) i\iralshed and un furnished,. Immertl- ft' luxes. Asking $21,000. Brokers MAN WITH CAR—TO manage local 15 sq ft. cartons. That's only TVic per »» MONTH .t« occupancy. SAMUKL TKICHER THOMPSON * ASSOCIATES »ute, Steady work, $90 weekly f' tile. Come tn, see samples on vinyl iGENCY. Ocewport Ave.. Oceanporl. 2J1S Hwy. 9 Lakewood 5*3-3080 qualified man. Promotion possibility BRAKE ME 4-8880 4H-ROOM APARTMENT 42-3500. 747-5600 THREE-BBDftOOM RANCH — Full For interview oall 741-4760; PILGRIM MORTGAGE (TWO BEDROOMS) 196 to $175 Per Month ors basement. Only elfht y»*r# old. In OPERATORS "* "RED'BANK LUMBER THK BERG AQBNCY [wy. 35 MMdlelown, N.J. batter aectlon of Bslfonl. Only $i5,W0. ROUTEMAN—No exparltnct n»oesl*r; SERVICE The Low Ovtrhfcdd Lumber Yard JIW MONTH Idld $90 pe» week whil« training, (or QutL tonwr Pearl and Wall Red Bank THE CURTIN AGENCY ried man. Advance to $130 after train FREE HEAT 4 HOT WATER B B B B Realtor Ing. Intervftv* at New J&rsey Em • Must read And work from priats. MORTGAGES BOY'S 31CYCUH — 24", »15. EAST KEAN8BURG — nuplex house 'APE COD with lovely aharttd yarrt. 12 Lsonardivllle K day* and Thursdays, 10 to 11 a.m. No • Immediate startln*. Furnish own utilities, aarngp. Now i rnpli.ee, refrlieratnr and drytr. FIRST AND aECOIW MORTOAOKa TEL: 512-0654 811-9611 fee charged. ___^__ e First or second shift. AVAUJABLB — £iwla B. Stark. Real CHILD'S HICJHCHA1R - Stroller, car acant. Adultfl only. Call 67M622. rlced at lormer F.H.A. appralsM of T.V. TECHNICIAN AND DEUVBftY e will consider those employed Eit»te It Mortises Consultant 2M-O3M .L. OaU DIRECTIONS; From Red Bank. Route i)CEANPORT — Three-bedroom fur- 6.90ft. RUMSON MAN — Full or Part Time - Day* elsewhere under tltxlble shift 747-2010 o to Tinton Ave., turn right on Tin-ilshed brick vntcrfronl. J\2^ ft month l'i acre lota, high and dry, treea. Will Black and White and Color T.V. iMunninu. , LOANS — Homeowners consolidate and ton Ave., approximately 1,000 ft. t 24 Leonard Ave., 111-2235. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. build to suit, Also available new two- Stereo, Etc. e SJxcelTint heneftts. Iraprovs or re-finanoe rour horns. 741' ELECTRIC STOVE, REFRIGERATOR, Country Club Apartment, and Swim Multiple Listing* story brick and frame Colonial, price 4343 or 776-2601. DRY8R — Like new, excitlent condl- RACING SEASON, siinimtr, yearly and Experienced Call 871-B4«: e Leadlni computer manufacturer Uon. CaU 501-3128. Club. Rpft] Eaute for 71 yeari S.9.&00. Holy Croia Pa.rl»h. Call Build- listed N. Y. Btock Exchanat. 'ERRACE APARTMENTS — Five winter rentals. ELI*A WILTSHIRE fl Whit« SI. Red Bank T41-72OO er, E. F. Minennerner, 291-2200. GARDENER-HANDYMAN ROTARY POWER MOWER — Wood \0ENCY, Realtors. Open seven dayi INSTRUCTION room, two bedroom apartmentB, Bna- U80 Ocftan Ave., Sea Bright, S43-OOOI IBID BANK — RUMBON and miles HUMSON'S PRIDE — Four-bed room Stop by or call: Btorm and screen saih, Four each, clou. closets, immediate occupancy. 741< ..round. Lar re, tree ca.taloi on re- house, a tudlo ityle living room with Living quarters on premises, State ar 35V'HS114"; one «ac(l, 31-\"x(6»l"; ISM), TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — $110 per ueit. MuitlpTa and open' liatinrt. Pa-rk huge flr*place, dttn hai beamed ceil- Mr. P. S. Argyri* screens, only eight, 43'i"x20". 842-1470. month. Inquire W Chlngarora Ave. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON- HOLMDBLKEYPORT AREA j comfort at fiur modem o((fc«. ing, built-in bar and fir«pla,c» with experience, reference! and salary d<- DBNCE BCHOOIJ—Build or improve Keypori. Call '2ft|.S!t3i. gas heater. Delightful raised patio over- 229-1100 your future. For information phone 462- AWNINGS NOW RAY STILLMAN, R.altor looking seoluded, nic&ly la.nd*capetl 9067 or write ICS, P.O. Box 1(2, Coin Thli It the month (or really big savings NFURN1SHBD KIVK ROOM h •lred to "B.H.", Box 611, Red Bank. Neck. Ith bath, heat, water and tas. 24 "Our €6th y»ar" yard. WnlklnK 1M>, XIOHT MM BOLKX electric-eye, $95 UP * THE CURTIN AGENCY tion room, patio. Only $1B,600. KLWOOD PLAY ROCK 'N' ROLL. turret movie camera outfit. Excellent RKD BANK — Eight room house, 1H- A. ARMSTltONG AGENCY, Realtor. HELP WANTED YOUNG MAN WAiNTBD — To deliver condition, Including grip and lights. iiths, central heat. Must have refer M5 Prospict Ave., Little Silver. 741-i5no 1. A variety of positions Immeilltui; and help in store. Rapid advancement. Mini sacrifice at t«5. 671-0967. SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS nets. AviiiUhle May 1. Inquire 1" I-HOUR LESSON ONLY $2 Locust Ave. RIVER PLAZA — Split level homi on ivilllblf. Call In person. Nell Seoul's Market, BABY GRAND PIANO — Excellent SANDY HOOK BAY AREA corner lot with many trees. Living 2. Mult work rotating ihllti. / 301 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. condition, reasonable. Call evenings be- FREE HBAT. COOKINO OAS, HOTATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three bed- 1. Hlfh rchool traduatsa and family SIGN UP NOW!!! WATER AND AIR C0NDIT10NIMQ I miles to proposed Sandy Hook Inlet, room, dining room, large kitchen, lour YOUNO MAN under 30 ycara of age. tween 7:30 and 0 p.m., S71-O885. rooms, Perfeci view, Sandy Hook, New 190 feet beach frontage, 10 acres, one bedrooms, 2Vt baths, paneled family - men preferred. York tkyifne, SH5 a month. Utlltdu room, laundry room, hasement and 4. Applicants must h&vt thorough physi- High iorioal graduate, to learn retail . UTILITY TRAILER — Enclosed .V. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. re not included. 231-1750 after 6. >t the last avall&hia Bay frontage* this cal examination. hardware and paint business In Long body, 155. Call 787-5024 !rlgerator, parking and walk-in storage :ize. $60,000. F. A. GEHLHAU8, Real Itarane. $2&.50O. Catl 747-5818. PORBERTOLT MONMOUTO MUSIH C CENTE767-809R 0 facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. latftte, Leonardo. 291-0188. 6. Company will train. Branch. Good starting salary. Write, RED BANK ' 741-1244 aFter 6 p.m. HOLMDEL — Estate Cottage1 . Avail OLD SHREWSBURY — Modern ranch Plsass apply at your ntarest N. J. statins full details, to "A.M." B LONO BRANCH 322-2621 Walk to shopping plaza, buses, schools. able May 1. Six rooms, I -, baths. Oil INK ROOM COLONIAL tn Uttle Bil home. Six room*. Fireplace in the fitate Employment Service office. 511, Red Bank. MR. WOLCOTT Modern kitchen. Adults $1*75. 9*6-4567. •er. Five bedrooms. Fireplace In theliving room. Dining room. Three bed- FOR MUSIC MILD AND WILD" will atop at your homo and talk about Directions: Garden State exit 117 to Rt LEONARDO — Bunptlow, three rooms, ivlng worn. Dining room. Brtakf«»t rooms. Tiled bath. Plaster walls. All American Can Company PORTERS — Full time, 11 p.m. to 7 Enroll Dow at - genuine DuPont Ttdlar aluminum sid- 55, East on 35 to 4th trafflo light, left bath. All year horn*. Two adults only. .rea In kitchen. TV den. Hot water newly decorated. Attached garage. Nice- a.m. Experience wltii waxing machine MOCIK MUSIC AND DANOE STUDIO o Green Orove Ave. on Rt 35 to }laz- 1 ly landscaped plot CALL NOW ONLY OIs» Slvlllon CIIHwood, N.J desirable. Must have car. Bteady em- S10 Main St., Belford. Instruction on ing. JCnd your pointing problems, et Ave., turn left on Middle Rd. Heat supplied. No pets. Security re a.seboard heat. Lots of apace for a *19,90O. STANLEY K. DOWN9, Raaltor. Straight ahead, Model Apt. 264-U46. quired. 20 Concord Av«.h near Center, Itvpga family. Early possession. Asking An equal opportunity Employer. ployment, cau Bl 3-3080 between 9 in instrument*. BaiKt, acrobatics, up PROWN'S 32,000. STANLEY K. DOWNS, RtaJ Shrewsbury. 741-1017. TOOL AND DIE MAKER — Steady, a.m. and o p.m. nd toe-dance. JINCROKT — THREE - BEDROOM tor, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. year round work, at rood pay for man l> Broad Bl. Red Bank H1-750O RIVERSIDE GARDENS RlAINCH, $140. NEPTUNE THRBE RARlTAi* TOWNSHIP — N»w three- •xptrlenced In drawing dies and re-GARDENER OR — AjsHtant gardener »iu3« m-rm IUUV«iu-jiinA"A'vit — Keivln&tor H cu. BO W. Front Bt., Red Bank. Juet now BBOROOM SPLIT. J130. Oall &31-4843 IJOOKING FOH A HOME — On a. dead, bedroom ranch. Immediate occupancy. lated work. This !• not a. Jobbing shop. for private estate. Year-round work. AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION — Private' rt. Solid mahogany T.V. cabinet, Call end street? We have one. Three-bed- VA no down, others amall down pay- Call 741-2832 between 12 and 1 or Commerclal-Blnglft or Multl Englne-fa' available, four-room apartment. S160 RANCH TYPE HOME — On Shrews ment. 7*7-7463. Call 7«-3084. strument. Shore Air Services, Colta 7U-7BO7. per month. Close to shopping and "oom ranch wilhJn walking distance to alter 4 p.m. ranaportallon. Cftll superintendent. 741 bury River. Oil hoM, large * llvln ichool and transportation. Lovely *at-ln WAITERS — Experienced. Popolai Neck Airport. 842-255S. ORGAN — Baldwin,, like new. Can roam with fireplace. Two bedroom kltcnen, living room with dining ares.. "THEY DON'T HARDLY MAKE 'EM Reitaurant and Supper Club. Excotlenl after 6 p.m. 8690 or MA 2-7890. and bath, modprn kitchen, beautiful UKHJ THAT ANYMORE." Our English aarnlng capacity. Full-time, year-round, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS vl&iv. CaJi 763.3018. Full b&iement, attacind garage, Aaktng may be ruaty but we'ra pretty sharp Secure your lummar job. Btart part- O71-3K8 WATERFRONT APARTMilNTS — New $16,500. See it today. AOLSTONi Write P.O. Box 1193, Tied Bank. MERCHANDISE lhree*room furnished garden apart- VATERBURY REALTOR, 16 W. Front when It cornea to value. An immaculate time now and fulUtlme in summer. ROA ELECTRIC STOVE — 30", good ments. Patios, air conditioning fend TV. BUNGALOW, FAIR HAVEN — Flvi aplit level in River O*ka. Three large MECHANIO WANTED — Permanent Car and phone necessary. Cali TiT-0566 condition. Call rooms ant! bath, oil heat. EJld^rly coupl H., Red Bank. 747-3500. ' bedrooms, two full baths, 18" den. full-time employment for experienced, between 6 and 9 p.m. FOR SALE 291-2801 Weekly, monthly rates. NAUTILUS desired. After 8 p.m. T47-2479. reliable, man. Apply Burdge't Oarage, APARTMENTS. Dial 842-0608. WATSRFKONT formal dining room. Fireplace In living 897 Branch Ave., Wltle silver. • RELIEF BARTBNDEiR — Sundays. 1 WASHER — Dryer, refrigerator with Two lota, unique, woodsey. Euy main- room. Attached garage. Asking X20.900. to 9:30. BJiporltnceti and with refer- freezer compartment. AH perfect con- LONG BRANCH — Furnished four tenance shrubs find trees. Panoramic RUS9ELL M. BORUS REALTORS, «0O MANAGER OR ASSISTANT MANAGER ences. Call 222-3005 for Interview. HAMMOND dition. (50 each. 741-B590. rooms and bath, heat and water, sup- WANTED TO RENT /lew ot Rarltan Bay, Bandy Hook, a-nd Klver Rd., Fair Haven. 747-45S3. JC*m- — For drlve-ln restaurant, day or nlsht, plied. Ocean front, private beach, New- Mew York skyline from 10O' elevation. ber Multiple Listing Service. full-time, excellent opportunity. Apply EXPERIENCED EQUIPMENT OFER y decorated. 229-1553. SIX ROOM HOUSE — Preferably I ~lder three-bedroom, two bath house, In person. Western Burgers, Hwy. 30,ATOR — Muat have experience in 5 A.M. or 6 A.M. BUburt>«, with option to buy. "A.J.' replace, new kitchen, dishwasher. 291- RIVI&R PLAZA SPECEAI* Mlfaietown. A«k for Mr. O. operettnc Imojdioa, and inatailing aewer ORGAN That's too early* to wake up. Bring your IED BANK — Bpaclous bedroom, Box 511, Red Hank. Conveniently looated, (oiir-bedroom, two and water service lines to houaea. Apply window shade toilers. In and let ua putIng room, kitchenette and bath. One bath home. Efficient kitchen, game- Rujsell Bloodgood, Plumbing and Heat- OF ASBURY PARK white shade• on them th«.t will heap block from nation. CaU {(2-2131 after EW MONMOUTH — Three-b«?droom room, pstlo, basement and attached ing1 Company, Incorporated, 151 Hillside THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO out all the early morning light. $1.50 i FURNISHED ROOMS raniii. very good location. AJlelnc $18,- garage. Well-landscaped lot with trees. Avenue, Soutn River. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m DISPLAY m THE BHORE ARBA. and up. POHT MONMOUTH — Four rooms r00. Owner. «ll-345a. $23,500. Call B71-33U Immediately. AUTOMOTIVE DEPARTMENT and bath, newly decorated, very nice THREE SINGLE R0OM& — In pri- WALKER A WALKER, Realtors, 2068 COMMISSION SALESMAN ORI>BR.bY FOR NEW NURSING PROWN'S house in quiet area, largo yard. Will vate home. Near shopping and tram OIANT SIZE RANCH WITH ELBOW Hwy. 35, Middlstown-Holmdel. Multiple HOME — Eaton Park. Call for appoint- NEW AND USED accept on« child, K>5 plus utilities, 787- portatlon. 3fi Waverty PI., Red Bank. ROOM — Family room kitchen, 24x21, Listings and Trade-ing. PHONE: 671- ment between 9 ana 4, 642-4700. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7(1-7500 with raiBPfi he nun fireplace is highlight 3311. Send for cata-log:. Ui» our rental-purcht.it plan OLD FURNITURB _ Antiques, china., 4661. ATLANTIC HOTEL — Fair Haven, f thla five master bedroom house. Full Time DISHWASHER — U uilty man. aood for pianos and org.uiB. glassware, art objacts and bric-a-brac, BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS — $12 weekly. Formal dining room and living room, FOR THE DISCRIMINATING - A wagei. Apply In person. Pleasant Val- immediate cash for anything and every- Bran oh Avenue. One bedroom apart- Maid Service ith firepJa.ee aa well a* enclosed perfect home, perfectly kept on a per- ley Inn, Hwy 34, Hotmdel, thing. Ruicll'l, 35 East Front Bt., ment. Rent Includes all utilities except iorch and 40x24' patio for entertaining. fect lot. Seven-years-old. Three bed- EXCELLENT COMPANY From $12 por Month 741-1693. ROOMS — OtI season rates rrotn $90 DRIVERS WANTED FOR IOE CREAM Open da.il/ til 9 p.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. electricity. Oall superintendent, 747-26B6. imaUer patio with trellis for outdoor rooms, living room, paneled family VENDING TRUCK — Carousel Treat per month and up. Heated, daily mali lining nnd picnics. Excellent storage room, den. patio. Many custom fea- BENEFITS kept red beauty. Fully powered. $1795. PIANOS — save tlOO or more off Us FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Onfl or lervlce. New Yor_._k_ bu_ . s ifto p ,at* i corner. tures. Something special /or those who 326 Jollne Ave., Long Branch. Steady Corner ot Main Bt, A tfatUtoa Ave. price on brand new pianos. Come see, nd oversized aore plot Meal for chil- INCLUDING: wort. persons only. For appointment Alpine Manor Hot*. Hwy 36. HHI (hi and) ren's HAitiCH. Aaklng J39.0OO. THE appreciate more than Just four walls PROJTT-SHARINO save Lltetlme waxranty. Tenser's Music call 747-4365. 872-1773. $22,500. THK MCOOWAN AGENCY,. 258 Store, 306 Main Bt., Lakewood. LOW AQKNCYt Realtor, 636 River Rd., HOaPTTALIZATlON MINIATURE DIGITAL CIRCUIT de PR 5-9300 RUMSON — Threo rooms, bath, heat, RED BANK — Private entrance, kitch- ^alr Haven. 741-4477. Newman Bprln« Rd., Red Bank. 747-3000 GROUP LIFE! INSURANCE signer for product. Research and De- SONY STEREO TAPE DECK — 2453-D PAID VACATION velopment project of private Investors. DOOR FRAMES — SXTEIUOR — On* water, on bus line. 65 B, River Road., en privileges. On the ground floor, VTTRACTIVE RANCH — On large LITTLE SILVER — Sfrtli level. Foyer, to BOO assembled, primed, wiUi oak and record amplifier 8RiAr2L. Never Mr. Juliano. 229-2403. nqure 43 Poters Place. .veil-kept grounrta. Three divliion kltch- family room, sliding; glass doora to EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS Write "A.K> Box 511. Red Bank. •nil, ss.oo each. Cau M6-BM0. After used. (170 or best offer. 747-2782. Apply RED BANK — Brancn and MadUon ROOM AND BOARD — With cure foi •n, three bedrooms, two baths, 13x28' patio. 1H bathj, three bedrooms, •torm YOUNG MlAiN — To help make and in t p.m. 264-1676. Ave., spacious one and two-bedroom elderly person. Private home. Ca-11 ivinK room, full hucment with same- windows. Excellent ahrubs and wooded Personnel Department still canvas awnlngB. Experience; not 10-16-21-30 garden apartment. Apply apt. 24, Molly 222-6488 •oom and workshop. Wall-to-wall car- lot. Savt brokers fee. Buy now. Call necessary. Chance for advancement. Vei, we atock all tibove Bltea In •alumi- ?ltcher Village Court or call Air, Sam petlnp, aw In go. Attached gam ce. . SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO.Btandard Awning Company, 615 River RENT A TV num gutter. New low prices. White and imazzo, 741-9UR. itOOU FOR RENT — Gentleman. Cal Asking K21.BO0, Bee it today! ttOLSTON Road, Fair Haven, iv.J, Portable day, week. BAYBHORS TV. mill finish. after 6 and all day Sunday. 741' WATBRBURY. Realtor, i« W. Front RELAXED LIVING TODAY — With 1600 Hwy. 35 Middletown J8 Church St., Kewisburc. T87-4400. FURNISHED APARTMENT — All Utili- 1S23. St., Rod Bank. 747-3500. plenty ol room to tpread out. Four BOY WANTED — Must be 17. PROWN'S ties. Residential area, call after 0 p.m. twin size bedrooms, 2'£ baths, paneled Hione TRBMENUOUS SAVINGS — On al 747-5320. ROOM IN NICE QUIET Home — Cai NCOWE OPPORTUNITY — Two-hed- den or fifth bedroom. Iove4y 17x23' 842-3030 type doors and windows. Cau 066-90GO. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 space. Reasonable. 57 Shrewsbury Av -oom home plus unattached bright family room adjoining the deluxe kitch- CARHOP AND GRILL MAN WANTEP After o p.m 364-1676 NEW LUXURY 2M. ROOM APART enue, Rod Bank. 741-9114. en, separate dining room, living room —Over 21. Apply In person, Three AUTO MECHANIC — Full time in SONY STERO TAPE RECORDER — large workshop and four-room apart- jXiJUWiUriJRS. ADDWQ roacnineL Two AR2 speakers, Garrard record MENT — Fully air conditioned, near ment. Ideal location, lust off Hwy 35picture window framed by beautiful Seasons Drive-In, Hwy. 36, Leonardo, Long Branch. Big opportunity for right all transportation. 21 Leroy Place, Red ROOM AND BOARD for elriftrly person Shrewsbury, $l«,90|). 743-7017. natural wooded scene. Dry basement between 1 and \ p.m. Or call 291-3038, man. Call 222-02TB for Interview. All makes new or used, Guaranteed. player. Call after 7 p.m, 671-2635. Bank. Call 741-1063 or 747-5366. Homelike country location. Three mca Cached garage. A real value at Low u «2S. Serpleo's. 101 Monmouth a day. Call 671-1RO2^ ___ LJNCROFT |2fl,&50. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST SALESMAN SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — SL Next to tnsater. 747-0485. SMALL RIDE—ON GARDEN TRAC HIOHLAND3 — Newly decorated fir TOR — Four h.p. Clinton with at- ONE LARGE FUKN1S1IED ROOM - BUILDER'S MODEL AGENCY, Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave., • —Drive, carry samples, some pa^ ~ For new ear agency service station tachable dump body, 24" reel mower, floor [urnlshert apartment, (55 plus SACRIFICE Uttle Silver. 741-4500. • work. Salary, career opportunity. Call 264-1000. KAREY KAREY KAREY utilities. 671-2923. Apartment, with bath, all utilities. No Custom-built Colonial; three or four 3314. (85. CITIZEN BAND RADIOB — Two cooking. 115 Flrfit Ave., Atlantic High TELLER TRAINEES — Career oppor- That'* all you hear now when people complete units Base; Tecraft Falcon EAT0NT0WN~$B5, clean, unfurnished, lands. 8er>Jirate entrance. $00 ptr montl bedrooms; one-acre site. $32,000; 10 perL1NCROFT - IB Hilltop Circle. De- FIRST CLASS LABORER — Physlcall: tunity. Recent high school graduates. talk about quality storm windows and Mark IV with Mag 27, 115' ot B-Uthre. e room apartment, near Fort and Call 2R1-9566. cent down Greentree Terrace, off New- «traJ?l« modtrn ranch an a&cruc *i acre fit. Must hava current New Jerse Excellent surroundings and working doora. Alio quite some stir about the Mobile: Heathklt, GW-10, Aerial, cryu transportation. Call 747-0364. man Springs Rd., next to Christian fully landscaped lot. hlvlnt room with Drivers- License. Apply Borough Ha conditions. DAVENPORT Personnel new low prices on this Cadillac quality tal», »tc. S15CI. <£6ff|!201< TWO BEDROOMS — DoublP-3ln(;le, Brothers Academy. Builder 376-2418. fireplace, lull dining room, tiled kitch- for application form. S56 Tinton Ave. Services, 77 Broad St., Red Bank. 747- product Save about $5 on each window. 0831. 4:30 to S, ~2S1*592. ' RED BANK — Three modern rooms, Liles preferred. Use of private livin en, dishwasher, paneled den, two bed- lew Shrewsbury. Jerome S. Reed, 3355. bath, unfurnished. Desirable location. room and kltchsnette. 671-3595. RUMSON— Hillside acre. Hign, dry. rooms, 114 tiled baths, •will-to-ws.u car- Borough Clerk. PROWN'S 118 McLaren St., at Prospect. 747-1175. Beautiful trees. Privacy. Walking dis- peting, iwo-csr-giract. Hltti, dry, Part- RETIRED GENTLEMAN — In sixties INSTALLATION? SINOU ROOMS — Clean and comtanc- e to schools, bus. Foyer, living ly finished crtjar. *29,BO0. By appoint- MECHANIC — Foreign car eiperlenc light work and companionship, In ex-32 Broad Bt. Red Bank Ttl-1500 We can initall a traverse or curtain rod APARTMENT FOR RHNT—ATTENT fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentleme room, fireplace, large sunny den, dtn-ment phone T11-S068. necessary. Call change for room and board, 787-1489. EL3CTRIC HOT WATER HEATER— In any kind ot wall, steel, concrete. Our TION NEWLVWEDS. West Enn. Furpreferred. 92 Wallace Bt. 741-5392. ng room, big modern kitchen, dish- Automatic. All glass lined. 53 gallon Installers have the "know how" and thenlshed, modern three-room apartment: sher, double oven. Three bedrooms, FAIR HAVEN — KnoilwooG section. B72-O500 MEN WITH MECHANICAL ABILITY-* latest installation tools. Complete Kirach Noa-r ocean, Yearly. Reasonable. Avail- CURRY'S ROOMS — One room efflcl capacity. Only a year old. »0. Cal enclen, 14 East Highland Ave., Allan baths. Basement Top condition. 842- L-lvlng room with flrepace, dining room LAWN MAINTENANCE — Two expert Seeking steady full time employment anytime. 642.0629. drapery rod department able June, l West End Court» Long kitchen with dishwasher, pine-paneled •need men wanted. Knowledge ot pow Bene/lta and advancement for riffht Branch. 222-2B48. lie HlRhlanda. 201-0599. den-adr condl toned, screened porch ga- er mower. Call 291-2392 alter «. man. Call Monmouth Lanes, 229-1414 for SACRIFICE — Whlddlcomb eight-piece PROWN'S 3ELFQRD—Two-bodroom ranch, base-, ag«, tiiree largi bedrooms, i',4 baths, appointment between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. dining room. Buffet, table with two 3H-R0OM APARTME-NT — Alr-COndi hoard heat. Close to transportation. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 Honed. Branch Ave., Red Bank. 747 Low down payment, 1375. Veta no down. •attic fan, wall-to-wall carpeting Many THERE'S BIO HONEY BELLING ODD JOBS ON ESTATE GROUNDS leaves, two arm chairs, four side 1970, after 8 p.m. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE extras. *2P,600. 741-M32. Principals only. — Part, time. 13S Main St., chairs. All covered in genuine cow- PORCH JALOUSIE WINDOWS Approximately $91.38 monthly Includes Oceanport hide leather. Originally over II, 600. Call FURNISHED — Bed-slttinB room, large HOUSES FOR SALE taxes and Insurance. Subject to FHAFOUR-ROOM cooperative apartment. BETTER KNOWN Asking $400. Call 741-0232. 842-0966 kitchen, bath, private entrance, utilities, or VA approval. Call Mrs. Richmond, W9.50 monthly Including utilities. ALL AROUND MAN $75 por month. 2&1-2I37. E. P SNYJ>ER A C, Atlantic High- Shrewsbury area. Full price J650 Call KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED—And lands. 291-0900. after 6, 787-O076. 542-4755 after 5. ©OOD HUMOR Station Diner MAHOGANY BOARDS dinette .eta at lo-we.t prices. Monmouth ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-room LOW DOWN PAYMENT Bed Bank In V," thickness and ?i" thickness. In Dinette Co., IK Monmoutb. Bt, Redapartment, bath, all utilities supplied. 3N HILL IN UTTLE SILVER—Eight THRBJE-ROOM cooperative apartment ICE CREAM GARDENER AND HANDYMAN — stock in our basement for immediate Bank. 741-8833. Storm and screen windows. Cnolc« LOW CLOSING COSTS room ranch. Two baths. Larga family excellent condition and location Oil oom. $34,500. 74t-9133. Wanted two days a week or equivalent DESKS 515 up. FILES, t.anii-t, chair., neighborhood. Off-street parking. 291 P.H.A. Financing available to a qua burner, automatic hot water, CaU a>fter number of hours. $2 per hour. Calf P C 0775. /led buyer. 6 p.m. only. 642-4362. Rum son, 842-0306 evenings. ' \RED BANK LUMBER adding machines, typewriters, office MANY EXTRAS INCLUDED I Corner Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New FOUR-ROOM — Unfurnished aparlmcn Middletown home has three bedrooms, GOOD VALUE —Owner leaving area INSTALLKR. DRIVER _ Storm win- or usod. AAC SEEK OUTLET. Rte. .11 utllltl&K supplied. Couple preferred ,INCftOFT — 54 Shelhern Drive, threi lining room, knotty pine kitchen, rec- offers attractive ranch home, excellent OPSNXNOS LJMTTID—APPLY NOW 74t-660O bedrooms, i(,£ batha, large gameroom dows. Apply at NABH MANUFACTOR. The Low Overhead Lumber Yard 35, Olkhurst 531-3900. Cal 7&1-2127 after 5 p.m. reation room with Jalousied windows, condition throughout. Large living room INO CORP., 17 South Seventh Ave. garage, goort condition. ',i baths, range, oven, washer, re- dining room, modern kitchen, three • No Investment Long Branch. Call 222-6200. WALLPAPER your room (or »lt>.70, AIR CONDITIONER — 1962 Westing- alATONTOWN — Furnished two bed' frigerator, carpeting, lawn mower and nice bedrooms, two tiled baths, full • Sltabllshed routes labor and materials complete. Price house Moblle-AIre, one-ton, window room apartment, located on a farm, MIDDIJETOWN — 51 Martin Place, sther garden equipment Attractive basement, finished ga,m*ropm, laundry, • Friendly, helpful lupervlilon MEN covers * .ingle rolls wallpaper and model. 10,000 BTU'B, one h.p., 220tw- o blocks to town, four blocks to Ft Three bedrooms, 1V4 baths, game room, irea. $19,000 workshop, attached, garage. Asking Steady part-time help, flexible 20 volt. Very good conilitlon. Reasonable. Monmouth. All utilities supplied. A. jarage. f21,9OO. RUSSELL M. BORUS REAL? paper hanger'* Labor. Larger rooms 74I-2737. E. R. SNYDER ft CO., REALTORS TORS, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. Monday through Saturday, 8 to t. hours. Earn S3 per hour plus bonus. slightly hlshter. KLARIN'S, 26 Uon KOZICKY REAL ESTATE, Rt. 35. Ea Mltldletown Five Corners 671-25&0 M9 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Order, delivery and collection work for mouth St, Red Bank. 747-3838. tontown, 642-22a3. BEST BUY OP 1965—Like new Colonial 747-4532. Member Multiple Listing Ser- (Across from Red Bank Airport) national firm. Hust he neat and have IT'S HOT on 100x176' landscaped grounds with Members of Multiple Listing Services vice. T POOL TABliE — Like new, reason EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - Fur car and phone. No experience) needed. Sellin* Iilt# crazy, our Jerry aluminum ntshed, all utilities. Prefer single per- nice trees. Three extra large bedrooms, 'ARTICULAR? — Desire the best In Call 747-0666. able. Call •torm and screen combination alumi- Rlaafl porch, (Ire place, newly deco- landscaping and decoration? We have T LISTED - Rea Bank, two-story. MXlXUJStrt OPPORTUNITY — For son or couple. Call after 2 p.m.. 612 Living room, dinlnt room, kitchen, experienced salesman. Must be full MAN FOR LUMBER COUNTER — And 787-1715 num window. 6 for $69.59 Installed. First Palmer Ave., East Keansburg, 787-4378. rated, full basement. Priced right foi it Let us show you this Immaculate or second floor.. quick sale $26,000. Grade school, tw four master sited bedroom house. three bedrooms, bath,, basementnt, , raa- time Including tome evenings and Sun-general store work. Must be married YOU ARE RIGHT KBANSBURG — Four-room ga^rag blocks—Rumson High School. Nea; Cherry paneled den; large bath-laundry KKSJF*"*" *a tf0000 SCHANCK days. Real Estate experience not fi and have supply store experience. Sal- PROWN'S apartment In quiet neighborhood. On transportation. room; also two full baths. Full dry AOENCY. Realtor, 8 Linden PI., Red •eiijsl. Phone NAVESINK ABSOCt ary open. Call 741-5500 lor appoint W« do have the lowest pries on paint month security, $80 per monih. Cal basement and screened porch with Bank. T47.O3&7. >TES, INC., 67X-0600V ment. ABk for John. Call today for Cook & Dunn's Rainbow 32 Broad 3!. Red Bank 741-75O0 787-3234. awning and gracious center foyer open- Latex P.V.A. Paint, $2.&8 gal. white BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY Ing: Into living room with fireplace. PAINTER - Steady work. Apply in CARPET INSTALLATION MAN anChoicd e of 1,000 colors, J3.C8 gal. We'l UNFURNISHED — Two rooms. Kltctv Formal dining room and family sized LOTS & ACREAGE person, Zobel's Yacht Works, 109 Whelpe. r with experience. Call after S deliver. Call ua. MACHINERY FOR SALE enette and bath. Heat and light. Cook- 9 White St. Red Bank 741-25: dinette area in modern kitchen. Excel- Front St, Red Bank. p.m. 7S7-3508. ing gas not Included. Large estate. lent Urst floor carpeting inoluded In PROWN'S BHOF3MITH — Model-CR, excellent No animals. Ideal-young or older mar- $10,200 sal es pricp of 139,000. THE LOWLEONARDO — 100O00'. Choice pro- ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — Fill Two-family, three bedrooms each floo perty. One block from beach. Leonard or part time. Vacations and holidays 33 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7600 condition. Many exfras, }150. ried couple, or single person. Reason AGENCY, Realtor, 838 River Rd., Fair Ave., 212-AL C-5788. New York City. with pay. Apply in person, Eatontown HELP WANTElVMale - Female 741-7723 able rent. Call Mrs. O'Brien: 747-1423. newly painted, rent for 570 each fioo Haven. 741-4477. Radio, 60 Hwy 35, Eaton town. EXCELLENT — Efficient and econom Monday through Thurartay 9 to 4 p.m $10,500 BUIU3IKG LOT — IOOIIOO. Riverside REAL ESTATE FUTURE — Sales per- leal, that's Blue Lustre ca-rpftt cleaneT 1 Two units. Front house haJ five rooms. •ICTURESQUB BETTING — Thla love- Heights, Middletown, S5,0Cti. Cail OWNER-OPERATORS son to Join, established agency. Ex- Rent electric shampooer, $1. Shore MERCHANDISE WANTED MODERN FOUR LARGE ROOMS, hea Rear bungalow, three rooms. ly three bedroom home plus large 7*1-9352 perinnca not neccsary. PAUL P. BOVA Drapery & Upholstery, 1154 Ocean Ave. and hot water supplied. Furnished OT $11,200 game room situated on Vi acre nestled To deliver food product* for large INC., 871-2544. Sea Bright. CASH for oJd toy traim, trolley can unfurnished, excellent location, adults Two-bedroom, lH-«tory. Rccreatioi among the trees with a small stream BUILDING LOT — Whit. Kd.. Little grocery chain. Late model tractors preferred. Cal! 787-1962. room, large lot. Low (axes. Silver. Subject to variance. 91500. Ideal PHOTO FINISHING SHOP — Located ODDS AND ENDS SALE — Baby and caat Iron toys made before 1W0, In the rear. Very quiet residential for bulldln* amall home. Write Charles required. T41-19&0 after R p.m. THREE ROOM APARTMENT — Wes $14,400 neighborhood. Early possession. Asking downtown Red Bank, needs a male or furniture, household furniture, adult's Three-bcrtroom ranch. Aluminum siding, only J1D.9O0. OROWELL AOENCY, Dour'ass, tare of Suits 3, «0 Broad REFRIGERATION MAN female assistant, to start about $50 forand children's clothing, etc. 747-S159. WANTED—CEMENT MIXER — Small, Keansburg. St., Red Bank. five eight hour days. Experience in 787-3772 garage, hot water heat. House partially REALTOR, 63 Riverside Ave., Red Jluit have heavy experience in trails photofinishtng not necessary, but a food condition. Call urnished. Bank, opposite Molly Pitcher Inn. 741- refrigeration wo rk. baaic Interest Is. The poslton requrei BASKETBALL S71-B3H. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Five plea $15, BOO 403O. BODY MAN above average Intelligence* & high de A handsome painted backboard with a ACT NOW! Top dollar paid for electric ant rooms, entire first ffoor. Two Three-bedroom Cape Cod. Ffreplaci COMMERCIAL PROPERTY gree of clerical and maiiual dexterity sturdy rim and net, only J15.95. Regu and all pre-l°40 tralm and toy catalog!. private entrances. Delightful location. finished basement, large lot. Near al WEST LONO BRANCH — Three bed Must be experienced In complete trailer and nominal typing ability. Pleass do lation. 774-3710. Call 201-2483 between 2-6 p.m. xansportatlon. room, stucco, stone ranch. Stone fire- repairs. not a.pply If you do not fulfill the place, cellar. Dining room, garage. RED BANK — 1,000 so. ft. store or DOCK SUPERVISOR foregoing and If you are not Interested RED BANK LUMBER ENOYCLOPBDIA BRITANNICA - ORATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — VA rooms, Reasonable, near schools, shopping cen- orrice, full basement Prime location. m a permanent, lull time Job and Ths Low Overhead Lumber Yard AMERICANA — From 1950 on. Calunfurnished, with all modern conven ter. Private sale. "A.C." Box 511, Red$27,600. To handle large In-bound operation, willing to work lome Saturdays, Bun' 741-2575. ences, In beat residential section. 291 SHOREWAY Bank, N.J. Cftll FL 1-1420, John Connelly. days and holidays. Excellent working Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank 103&. MEN—For Interesting permanent Civl conditions, liberal Insurance protection. OK REPRIQERATOR — 12% cu. !LOLD HOUSE SHUTTERS — Pictures REALTY, INC., LINOROFT — Three bedroom ranch, BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY References required. Phone 741-1127. frames, round oak ta.bles. flat Irons UNFURNISHED THREE ROOMS AND knotty-pine paneled recreation room Bervlqe position as Psychiatric Aldei. Across-the-top freezer. Excellent condi- etc. Write 117 Main Et.. Port Monmouth BAfTH — |95 per month, Includes a Highway 35 Hoimdel Recent wall-to-wau carpeting. Eat In0 White St. Red Bank 711.2M.I Good starting salary. Room and board tion. 170. CaJl 264-6813. utilities. Immediate occupancy. Ha kitchen. Air conditioned master bed- If desired. Paid vacations, sick leave DOMESTIC COUPLE — Reliable cou- ROPER DAB RANOE — Four-burner, TRAILER WANTED — Utility. Two orblock to all bus lines. 741-4570. Afte (Just North of Lily Tulip) room. On 1-3 aero. Priced below FHA and holidays. Pension. Blue Cross, and ple wanted for household. Four In fam- four wheel. LArfe, heavy duty. U-Hfiul S, 7*1-5701?. 264-7010 appraisal. 417,50ft. 747-0302. REAL ESTATE WANTED Bocltl Becurtty coverage. Good oppor- ily* Man to do some outside work. In good condition. Call type. Oash or swap. 787-3888. tunity to learn and gain experience In Good private quarters. Excellent sal- 671-2629 LONO BRANCH — Four rooms 1UMSON — Three bedroom Cape Cod. DEVELOPMENT HOME] OWNERS hospital work. Must be IS yeari of age.ary. References. CaJl 747-2605. WANTED bath, furnished. Cadi after 6:30 p.m RUMSON iving room, (fireplace), dining" ro ARE THESE YOUR PROBLBMB7 Apply now, Pernonnel Office, New Jer- TRY 3 AND SEE SMALL PIANO — Spinet or baby 842-0382. Charm and originality exist throu(thoul kitchen, and den, 1\4 baths. Finished Being transferred? Mortgage payments sey Stats Hospital, Marlboro. SALESMAN OR SALESWOMAN — For grand. Call 284-5745 or 294-8133- this English Tudor, large cathedra too high? House too snoall? Are you a high income career wJLft unlimited the advantage, of aluminum .torm and, FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — On Chap cellar. Patio, garage. Asking $23,500. screen combination windows. 3 for al Hi» Rd.. MMdletown. Call •tudlo living room with northern lighl COhll 842-1624. tied down to a home and can't lell BTREHET DEPARTMENT LABORER— opportunities. Call Walker A Walker, (34.80 INSTALLED. Quite a bargain! exposure, plus balcony, four hedroomfl becauHB of a, high mortgage? We will For Borough of Red Bank, Red Banl Realtors, 671-3311, Mr. Miller. PETS & LIVESTOCK 291-0360 two hathn, large eat-In kitchen, ful RIVERFRONT ~ BiHkhended. Riparian assume that high mortgage with cun resident, age 31-35. Apply Borough FOUR LARGE, ROOMS — Moder dry basement with game room, featur grant. Deep water. Moor your yacht to you besides. , Clerk's Office, 33 Monmouth St., Red BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PROWN'S OOINO AWAY? ing fireplace, built-in bar and refrlRer In front ol the house. Pretty, older Bank. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders kitchen. Nice nefRhborhood. Utilities In We wilt buy your home with any prob- 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 . Boarding, bathing, grooming. eluded. Call 74>2777 alter 4. tor. beautiful garden, excellent shrub home with four bedrooms, two baths. lem you have. 210 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 BPIOOBON KENNELS. 741-1310. and large flagstone patio In rear. Twc Baseboard hot water heat. All In super- GRILLMEN AND DISHWASHERS — PONO TABLE — W2 RARE RIVERFRONT FIND — Com Ask about our Trade-in Plan. Apply 6:30 p.m. on. Dutch Treat, Hwy. MUSIC TEACHERS Call Saturday POODLES — Sassafras, AKC, eight car detached garage, walk to Forrest lative condition. Enjoy life. It's later Never & commission Involved whether 35, Eaton town. M2-D580. All Instruments. For Red Bank area. pletely furnished. All utilities. Gall aftei dale and regional high school. A gem al than you think Asking $35,000. UUB- weeks, reasonable. 6 p.m., 220-W18. riBLL M. BORUS REALTORS. 600 Riv-we buy, sell or trade-In. Call 741-1244 963-2632 $27,200. BICVOLES — All sizes, excellent con REASONABLE — Five large rooms, STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES er R(\., Fair Haven. 747-4532. Member DON'T WAIT — CALL US NOW ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY dltion. Reasonable. Also golf cart. Cal HORSES POR SALE Multiple LlBling Service. MAN LEY AESOC. INC. OFFICE MANAGER Every order & applicant our speciality. bath; heat, water. Aduks. No pets, 671-KJ53 23 White fit. Shrewsbury 747-34M 201-0048. CALL near bus. 33 South St., Red Bank 747-5600 UTTLE SILVER - Brlcs and frame Person with supervisory capability Realtor* ranch, Hi u mi num. siding, three bed- UAROh RESIDENCE — WJUi about REAL ESITAJTE SALESPEOPLE — Will UNPAINTED FURNITURE Hwy. 35 roome, living room with fireplace, din- 25 AT res. Must have extra large rooms. to manage imall office Red Bunk train. Call OOOD HOME WANTED — For female COMMERCIAL RENTALS Middletown, N. J, And ai least six bedroomi. Location area. Accounting background. Bend 291-1717 »* OFF CASH CARRY DISCOUNT kitten, 10 months, gentle, spayed, dis- IMPRESSIVE RANCH HOME — Ful ing room, large kitchen. Large trees, complete resume regarding educa- temper shot, housebroken. 741-5973. air conditioned. White birch, oak am plenty of privacy. Value plUB, 823,700. on Main Road. Near Red Bank exit tion and experience to "A.K.", Box RED BANK LUMBER RUMSON PROFESSIONAL BUILDIN maple treci surround this lovely borne SCHANCK AGENCY. Realtor. 8 Linden of Garden State Parkway, Rolston fill, Red Bank. The Low Overhead Lumbar Yard CLIPPING AND BATHING — 45 West River Rd., RumHon, now Foyer. 21' living room with fireplaci PL. Red Bank. 747-0387. Waterbury Realtor, 16 W. From St., SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Corner Pearl and Wall Rod Bank All breeds. Margie Schmidt, by ap-renting. Office BUHPR finished to tenants Formal illnlnR room. E>lectrlc kltchei Red Bank. 7413500. pointment 787-5686. requirement Central air conditioning, RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL girl deslrei TRADE IN your old furniture with no Three double bedroomi, two tiled baths WE NEED VOUK HOME POODLE PUPPIES-Mlnlatures, AKC, excellent parkng, on bus line. Call Game room 21'xl2". Large screenei Our 12 salespeople bavi clients waiting summer work. Will care for children down payment and get a new parlor 842-0732 h COMMERCIAL RENTALS at beach. Coll 741-0437. or dining room set ai sale prices. Wll- $100. Call after 6. porch. Two-car RaraRe, r>lu« 20 x2f)' hob for your listing. They need ranches, llajn Lett Furniture Inc., Hwy 30, 7(1-0152 - DESIRABLE RIVEH FRONT iulte- by shop. Finest residential area. Th split lave Is, two stories; also Investment EXPERIENCED fcfOTHER — Available utmost In value JHSjOOO. Call for ap property. Call us lor a Quick sal*. Two Middletown. 741-3213, open evtningi tttJ BASSET PUPPY — AKC, male, seven On firm floor In the Tuller Building. for cHild care while you work or'shop. o p.m. Call 747-2440. ^_ ^_____ potntment. STANLEY K. DOWN'S, He; UH um, UVCIIIU a^ii uui'n. null I mot s*s. otttcei «ervlnf you. Infants or children. Call 291-0094. months, houaebroken. Wonderiul with tor, Shrewsbury. 741-1017, $35,000. KLWOOD A. ARMSTRONG WALKEIt & WALKER WE BUY AND SttLt. anything and children. 747-S26D. IF YOU ARE INTKRESTED—In AGENCY, Realtor, 553 Piospect Ave,. IRONING — Will do ironing in my brand new modern ofllca space, we FOUR-BEDHOOM COLONIAL—In Old Realtors) OFFICE everything. Give the hlgbest prices. FREE — Seven month old male cat. T UII. RiltrAr Tit ./*JVt Shrewsbury Office* Middletown Office home or yours. Phone Co.ll William Left Furniture, Inc. Hwy located ir the center or Red Bank, con-Shrewsbury. Living room with fire LARGE FAMILY WANTED 741-5278 Oleon, healthy, affectionate. Call 842- tact ua for further Information. THE place, dining room, eat-in kitchen wit 741-5212 671-3311 V>. HlddJelown. 74]-321 a. Open vwl 1374. 1 FOR THIS FOUR-BEDROOM HOME SPACE IRONING AT HOME tli 9 p.m. DOWSTRA AQENCY. 741-8700. wail oven, l ^ baths, basement, garagi WITH EATIN KITCHEN — Priced ST. BERNARD DOO — Pour months $21,000. REDDEN AGENCY, Realtoi to fit the (trowing family's budget. (More Classified Ads Most modern offices CALL IN EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL ARHIA 301 Maple Ave., corner Bergen PI., Rei 747-54»5 A SUMMER PORCH old. AKC registered. All shots. Reason- — Bmall building in Rurawm. 450 »q. Don't let this one slip by. • Asking On The Next Page) lust completed. able. No mask. 2222454. Bank 741-9100. $14,900. WALKER & WALKER, Real- WOMAN WISHES—General housework. If you have a roof and a cement slab, rt. Available May 1, Lease requlret Available (or we* can enclose it with awning windows Contact lha O LAZE BROOK REAL ES IAARGE FAMILY'S IDEAL. HOME tors, 1068 Hwy. 35, Middletown-Holnv Sleep in, references. J45. Evenlng-a 8:30 or jalousies at low prices, by experts. TATE ASSOC. INC., Realtors. Rumson, It Is not often we can offer to she del. Multiple Listings and Trade-ins. Immediate occupancy. to 0:30. Ask for Dorothy, 223-2250. It's time wow to get going. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT W17OO quality, plus quantity In lhi« prl< PHONE: 67I-3311. fiend tor catalog. HOUSES FOR SALE Central Red Bank range We take pride? In this lislln AUQU8T POSSESSION APARTMENTS MANUD'ACTURINQ PUANT — Ground with over Vfc acre lot. Owner haa cr Builneu District SITUATIONS WANTED, Male PROWN'S floor, containing 6,000 sq. ft. for lease, Lakefront living; enjoy water skiing, 32 Broad St Red Bank T41-7E00 light manufacturing. Immediate pos- larged area near house t» accomcxla fishing, ftk&ting; large living room with MORE LISTINGS SHOWN UNFURNISHED APAR.TJIDNT - largo portable pool, a aeoluded plcnl 11 replace and picture wndow overlook- IDEAL RETIRED GENTLEMAN — Wishes MONTOOMBRY WARD tractor attach- Three rooms and bath. K10B per month. lesslon. 747-1100. spot, and a 22' enclosed porch. Pul clerical position. Call , ments, gang mower, 130; pump, weed Including beat. DOWSTRA AGENCY. ing lake; four bedruoma, dining room; MORE LISTINGS SOLD 74M&33 25.000 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufoclurlTii dry basement, laundry room, panele trees; $17,000. HAROLD IJNDEMANN, LOCATION cutter, lawn roller, .now plow, rtitth Red Bank. 741-S7OO. lofts for lease Can be leased separate- 25X15' den, large kitchen with dlneti Broker, Eatontown. 5*2-1103. tiller, 110 ea. 842-0707 Saturday. UNFURNISHED — Three-room apart ly, containing about 3S00 *Q. ft- per area, formal dining room, four maatei slztd bedrooms rind three baths, Cai POKTAUPECK — Three-bedroom ranch jt Central Air Conditioning TWO SANITARY SCALES ment. With tile bath. Oarage Included Door. 747-1100. FINANCIAL Couple or single person. May 1 occu- petlng on flrat floor, two bedrooms In top condition. Ma-ster bedroom with • Self Service Elevator Call FAIR HAVEN — Office space In n and stairs, included tn nales price < 14 both. Living room with room-sized B7W024 pancy. S110 per monUi. Rolston Water Colonial building. Air conditioned. Law- rtlnlns alcove. Easy-to-work-ln kitchen. • Private Parking Spaces BUSINESS OPPORTUNIHES bury, 1» W Front it. Red Bank, S25I00. THE LOW AGENCY, Iiea.Ho K.J. 747-3500 • yers, dentists desirabl*. Matfeo Agency. - rtlver Rd., Pair Haven. 741-4*7 Tiled bath, screened porch, basement, • Rent Reasonable ROOFS ROOFS ROOFS 741-B333. attached garage, low taxes. $21,000. Doei your Tool leak? Allow ui to eitt- HAZLKT — ' 'Better-than-new'' aevei • Inspect and Compare TAVBRN-SNACK BAR — Prime loca- KINO JAMES — A ton Jit room HWY. 35 NORTH OF DEAL RD., 1 LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING. Realtor, tlon Red Bunk area, near river. Steady matt a new on* or a possible repair. unit* left. Furnished or unfurnished. •ear-old ranch, three bedrooms, l Willow Dr. and Parker Ave., Uttlt Broedloom carpet upstair, apartments. OAKHURST — New-two •tores or light -lied baths, lull basement. Jarge pa: Silver. 747-Uai. year-round business S2T.B00. PROWN'S manufacturing. 3100 to 6600 iq. it. Fleck «led recreation room, 70x100' plot, wltr Thru Thft Rad Bank Ar»« B31-0600. SHREWSBURY — Three year oM COCKTAH* LOUNGE—High ~~6UML oojra. 33 Broad BL Red Bank T41-TMS bsleony or ftxlf Horace house. Schools and com OFFICES SPACB — Ideal protesslona mutlnr. one block. Sewers. Transferred ranch. Three bedrooms. Living room. Multiple Lilting Service lar, and unique. Rumson area. $42,000. OAS DRYER Ue.mor.ai Drive, AUsntle "'-" must sell, $17 500. 264-2412. Modern kitchen. Tile bath. Utility room. 747-1100 Call J91-0T7O. ' „ location In Little Silver. Air condl tloned. Easy access. 7*1-5952. 741-02S6 after 4- $•• P*9» 200 in til* LONO BRANCH — Niw judin apart- NEW SHREWSBURY - Four bed 54 Bread St. R»d Sank BROWN A OVERTDN AGENCY ONE omaori AIR CONDITIONER —ment, 4% unfurnished. Patio, alr-con- BARN — With two box stills au< rooms, three baths, basement, etc. MIDDLETOWN — Four bedroom ranch Y«llow Pag**. B White BL, Rtd Bute Ttt-3885 Omt, 330 volt. UL UAJ ba M»a »dttSOMd. CMgparU!*, igJttfttiM tup- pavtur*. Call after S P-ns, elfht year modem ipIR Lower S30 with large eat-in kitchen, on lot 110i26T. Und*a n. lUd Bank. TU4UT. pUH CMt. 22&M34 or 339-USO. 542-3059 M2-D172. For lniormatioQ call 671-1764. THE DAILY REGISTER CAR HITS RR GATE POGO By WAIT KELU 30—Wed., April 21, 196 RED BANK — Workers yester DAILY CROSSWORD day repaired, a vehicle-dam AO&OSS DOWN aged crossing gate at Broad St 1.8poU 1. Quick. REAL ESTATE WANTED 4. Sack 2. Turkish and Newman Springs Rd. 7. Body of EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE I . weight COMfHE*£f What You iUva Patrolman Peter DePonte n water 3. Spread for ported the gate was struck by 8. Great grass to Wb&t Vou fVant CaU car driven by Robert D. McK Lake dry WALKER * WALKER, Realtors of 9 Waterman Ave., Rumsoi 10. Mimicked 4. To obscure 681 Broad St. Shrewsbury 741-1 The officer ticketed the motor: HFtahpro. 5. Dry 206 Hwy, 35 Middletown 671-33: pellant3 6. Alcoholic WE NElfiO — Five or aix, 2-3 bedroo for careless driving. homes, furnished or unfurnished, Iroi 12. Blackbird liquor $85 to JX75 p«r month for Incomiu After the accident, Patrolma, 13. Turf 7. Narrow personnel. THE BftRQ AGENCY, R DePonte added, the Rate woul 14. Thus roadways 25. Mountain 33. Mlddletown. 671-1000. not lift until repaired. 16. Marriage 9. German pass 32. Unouit-- Ai*T**NTlON! Wo need homes tor-sal ceremony city 26. Dope able or rent. May we list your home 34. Boundary LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, Realtor -LEGAL NOTICE 19. Billow 12. Solemn 28. Girl's Willow Drive and Parker Avenue, L1U1 20. Verbal wonder namo 37. Pen point Silver- 747 4121. 38. Sick WOODED ACRE WITH HOUSE — I 3-JB5 ending 13. Tangled 29. Not many Holmrtel-Colts Nerk, Good location Cal KIIKUUF'S SAI-E 21. River: 15. Hardwood 31. Plant 39. Spawn 7*7-1208...... nwnr OF'NKW JKKSE: So. Am. tree insects offish LISTINGS NEEDED! We have cllen Jl 22. PULABKI SAVINGS & LOAN AB MA, that certain lot, tract or pa: BOCIATIO.V, a cor pu rat Ion of the Stat« eel of land and premises hereinaft 33. Chinese % $ of New Jersey, Plaintiff VB: PARK particular^ ti escribed, nltuste, lyif mile WAY MORTGAGE ASSOCIATES, and being in the Township of Rarltan corporation of Uie State of New Je in the County of Monmouth, In th 84. Cover «y. PATRICK R. 6C0TTI and JOA State of New Jerney. 35. Fresh W 1b 27 IB GALLO, JOHN W. SMITH and EIJN DESIGNATED as Lot 7 in Block 0 SMITH,1 iii* wile, and THE STA'J\ i shown and laid down on Map ei 36. One OF NEW JERSEY, Defendants titled; •'Subdivision PJat Wood la 38. Persia 30 By virtue of a writ of execution li Park, Section Nine, Township of liar 40. Under- the .above tinted Rction to me directed an, Monmouth County, N. J." Mr 1 shall expose far sale at public vei; in the olfce of the Clerk ot Mn ground 55 due, at the Court House In the Bor mouth County on July 1, 1058 aa Ma; excavation * % oush ol Freehold, County of Monmoutt) NO. 66-17, New Jersey, on Monday the 10th daj SAID premsea, are commonly km 41. An easy, 37 30 1 By WALT DISNEY ol May,. IMS, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Pr« as No. SI Lynn Boulevard, Haz-ie ii MICKEY MOUSE vailing ,Tlme. New Jersey. gait 41 ALL'that certain tract or parcel o BEING the name premises convey* 44. land and premises hereinafter par by MARK CONSTRUCTION CO., a en 42. God of tlcularly described and situate in th< poration of New Jersey, to ROBBR' TMTRYIN' IT Borough ol Red Bank, In the Countj TOLLMAN WILSON and DOROTH' pleasure: 4i of Monmouth and Btate of New Jer WILSON, hU wife, by Deed dated Jun Egypt. y/j TO MAKE OUT ON THAT •ey: 3, 1DS9, recorded June A, 105D in Bool 43. Permit THINGS GROW ROW! BEGINNING at the southwest corm 2021 of Deeds for said County, pagi FASTER. of the Conover lot so called, and run 138 Ac. ning, thence easterly along the aoutr TOGETHER with the appurtenance! Hide of the Conover lot, 180 feet to and all fixtures now or hereafter A Plntard lot; southerly -along the weal tached to or used In connection wi *riy corner of T. Giaaacy's lot; wester' the premiums Herein described, and n ly along the northerly aide of Glassey In limitation thereof the household a] Eatontown lot, 1&0 feet to the middle ot Leightoi next hereinafter deacrlbi Avenue; northerly along the middle which are, and shall he deemed to be Leighton Avenue 75 feet to the pJaci p Vincent C. Fcsta, Campbe Ot BEGINNING. flxtu es and a part of the realty, am are a portion of the security for tfi< Dr., was honored recently on hi Excepting from premises conveye< ndebtedneSs herein mentioned; fcy Dalton Parmly, Surviving Trustct Wei hi It Gas Rang* birthday with a surprise par under the Last Will and Testament o Norge Washer in his home given by his motl Kleazer Parmly deceased, to Stefan F, Norge Clothe* Dryer Ruzlcka, and Emma fluzlcfcn, husband The approximate am mint of the ju er, Mrs. Grace Festa, Elizabetl and wife, dated June 10, 15)32 recorded ment to be satisfied by «a(d sale In Deed Book 15!)5 page 2M. the sum of (13,500.00 together with th Attending were Mr. and Mn The above premises being known and costs of this sale, John Festa and children, Wes designated as 171 Let eh ton Avenue, Dal«d-March IS, 10(15 Red Bank, New Jersey. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. field; Mr. and Mrs. James N The approximate amount of th Edward Feld, Atty. chols and children, Massapeqw judgment to be satisfied by fiald ml' April 7, 1*, 21, 28 . J59.8C la the sum of $8,000.00 together will L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Sal Di Ma By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD tbe costs of this sale. 3-467 STEVE ROPER Dated March 31. 1065 HIIKIUFfr" _. co and daughter, Cranford; Mi 1 JOSEPH A. 8HAFTO, Sheriff. SUI'EIUOU COURT OF NKW JCIt.SE and Mrs. James Lappino, Mn y.y^.vEg*•'' y wen., MY UM IP YOU COULD LET !T WOULD ONLY BE MY DEAR CHILDREM/-YOU /NOW JUST A DOSSOtJEO Michael J. KosloRkl, Atty. CHANL'KltV DIVISION US HAVE--EVEN FOR A LITTLE WHILE.' MUST BE JOKINS/ 4\a0 \MINUTE, JOKEP/--WERE April 14, 21, 28, May 5 . (58.1 5I0NMOUTM COUNTY Jean Healey and daughter. El I FEEL ALMOST SAFE AHAPPY OKIES.'-HOW I Ducket No. F.905-04. IN HERE, MIKE/--NO MUCH DO WJ WISH $100- VOU SEE W5 WANT TO 15 MUCH TOO SMALL A 5UMVIN BNOUSH TROUBLE abeth; Mr. and Mrs. Harol TAKE A TRIFV FINANCE A HONEYMO0N/( -WITHOUT CETTIN6 NOTICE WYCKOPP SAVINGS AND LOAN A Grossman and children, Eatoi WINDOWS- AND ONLY J, TO BORROW?' 3-401 BOCIATION, a Corporation of the Sta sheriff'S KALE of New Jerae.y, Plaintiff v*: GEORttE town, and Mrs. Festa and clu SUPERIOR COURT OF NKYf JERSEY HUMPHRIES and PHYLLIS HUM I-AW DIVISION PHRIH3S, hla wife, et als. Defendants dren, Kathy, Susan, Vincent an Docket No. J-10,.V!;ifl3 By virtue of a writ of execution Richard. PHILIP J. BLANDA, JR., Plalntl the above stated action to me direc vs: FRANK J. UOBS And JOAN P ed 1 oliall expose for sale at publi ROSS, Defendants vendue, at the Court House [n th By virtue of a writ of execution li Borough of Freehold, County of li Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laugi the above stated action to me direct mouth, New Jeraey, on Monday th cd . 1 shall expose for SHJA at pul>lS 3rd day of May, 1065, at 2 o'cloi sen, Whalepond Rd., spent Eai vendue, at the Court House In Uv P. M. Prevailing Time. All that tract or parcel of land, i. ter with Mr. Laugesen's parent; Stanley A. Tslgounis Boruugh at Freehold, County of Mon uate, lying and being in the Townshi zn6uth. New Jersey, on Monday the of Monmouth in the Stats of Ne Mr. and Mrs. John Laugesei 3rd day of May, J0fi5, At 2 o'clocH, Jersey. South Branch. P, M. Prevailing Time. BEING known and designated as Lo Heads Colgate All the defendants right, title am No. 21 on map of "Map of Wi eroBt, ll any, In and to the follow •ark, Port Monmouth, Mlddlct Township, Monmouth County, New Je; Dr. and Mrs. Norman D. The! premises In the Township of Rari soy, Morrlaey and Walker, Inc. Owr ford, South St., recently atten University Club t*n, County ot Monmouth, JSlnle 0 er, by TmW and Phraner, Surveyor! Yftw Jersey, designated as Lot 128 I dated September 1, 18<9, filed May II ed the crew races between Ru' MONMOUTH BEACH —Stan Block O, as shown and laid down o 1950 In the Monmouth County Clerk1 ley A. Tsigounis of this borough map entitled: "Ma.p ot Section 2, Gar- Office in Caise No. 2-10." ;ers and Yale Universities i By JIM BURNETT and GEORCE CRENSHAW den Pa.rk.wuy Homes, Inc., Rail tarr BEGINNING at a point in the sout Princeton. Their son, Anderso has been elected president of tht NUBBIN Township-. Zonmoulh County, Scale l «rly line of Willow Street dintant 1 Colgate University Club in Ne' ---50' December 1&, 10M" filed in thi 155.25 tcet from the south easterly i is a member of the Rutgei ifon mouth County Clerk's Office All ternectlon of Willow Street and wileo York, quartered in the Colum I YOU OUGHTTA PO fUst 11, 11)53, In Case 42-21. Avenue and from thence running V earn. "Being aJao known and designated ai South 35 degrees 57 minutes West 162 bia University Club. METHiN' ^BOL^• Lot No 12, Block 177 a» shown on tin 2;i 'cet to a point; thence (2i Soul THW HOOK/ yj^X Tax Map on tha Township of Rarltan 5!) degrees 44 minutes east 50.25 fe Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Law Mr. Tsigounis is president o Also being described »a followa: to a point; ihence 13) North 35 d Tidewater Development Corp. Beginning at a point In the eastcrl grccs 57 minutes east 157.26 feet to ence and children, Summit, an Bide line of Sycamore Drive whlci point in the southerly line of Willo' spending the Easter recess Edgewater. He is a member o point Js the aouUiweate rly corner o Street; thence \i) North M degrees ; the National Association of Hom< jjie lands herein described and also th minutes West 50 feet along the south their summer home on South St northwesterly corner of hot 11, Block erly side of WiUow^treet to ih» poln Builders and National Associa^ 177, as shown on th« Tax Map of the or place of Beglinlng. tion of Real Estate Boards. Grad- Township of Rarltan, and running The above description according to Miss Annette Olin, Washington, thence (1) in an easterly direc- lurvey by Frank Allen FOHH; Asaoc uating from Colgate in 1945, h tion along the northerly boundary of Lteu, P. E. and L. S. Keyport, N. J D. C, has been a recent house Lot 11, Block 177. as shown on the lated Feb. 'Jl, 10B1. west of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. was a Marine Corps officer i Tax Map of the Townahlp of Rarltan, Being commonly known aa No. t! World War II. 115 feet more or less to a point: Willow Street, Port Monmoulh, N. J. Keevil, Broad St. thence (3) in a. northerly direction The approximate amount of the judg He is married to the forme Gl, 70 feet more or less to a point in ment to be-1 satisfied by said sale If Aileen Frauenheim, and the; the southerly boundary line of Lot 2, the sum of Jtp.OOG.OO together with Uv Home from college for the Ea Block 177; thence Ol In a westerly di- :osts o( this sale. ;er recess are John Meeks, sor have four children. Mr. Tsig- rection 117.07 feet more or lesa to n UL-J March 22, 3065 ounis is active in civic affair; point In the easterly Bide line of Syca- JOSEPH A. 9HAFTO, Sheriff, if Mr. ind Mrs. Clarence G more Drive; thence (4) along the same ^orbin A Makl, Atlys. here. hi a southerly direction 88 feet more \pril 7, 1*. 21, 28 $60.7: Meeks, Reynolds Dr.. home froi or lesa to tha point or place of Be- Miami University, Coral Gables ginning. NO-TICK THREE BAPTIZED Being commonly known and desig- RD1NANCE CRKATINO THE NORTH. Fla. and Miss Sally Ann Smith MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST nated as No, 21 Sycamore Drive, Haz- EAST MONMOUTH COUNTY RE. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Free ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Bap let, New Jersey. CEIONAL SEWERAGE AUTHORITY tized during the Easter Sunda The approxtnuite amount of the Judg- WHEREAS, there are In and abou Moag, Wyckoff Rd., home froi IT DIDN'T 60 DOWN TOO/(BOD EVENING, THAT'* A FABUlOlfc AROMA FROM THE ment to be aatifif 1 ed by said sale Is ;he Borough of LlUle Silver waters evening services in Emmanuel KITCHEN, MRS. CRAWFORD! SO LETS EAT, tlit sum nf $550.00 together with the which are polluted and aubject to pollu State Teachers College, Slipper; WELL WITH HIM-AND AiWEET I coats of this sale. Jon by aewagc and Industrial anr Baptist Church here were Mrs. , DID YOU TALK WITiyX WK£D TO HIM,ANNE HEU PROBABLY SULK. FOR* DRINK AND BE CAREFREE'— FOR. TOMORROW, Dated March 21, 1M5 Dthcr wastes arialng from causes withli Rock, Pa. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. ho territories of the Borougli and the Barbara Haroldsen, Miss Debrs , PETER, DEAR.?/-^... VERY PLAINLY.'...TOLD THE REST OF HIS VISIT I'M LEAVING THI5 HOSPITABLE Philip J. Hianda, Jr., Atty. >ther five Boroughs hereinafter men- Lingo and Miss Wendy Arm HIM IN NO UNCERTAIN TERM5 HEREi- BUT I DON'T... HOME TO SEEK COLD April 7, 14, 21, 28 $63.48 ioned, and this Borough Council hat .scertulnert that there la Imperative Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buttl< strong. THAT HE DEFINITUY WASN'T— AND lecd to relieve" such waters from pollu and daughters. Stephanie am I AT 7Hft POINT-THE SORT OF \OT1CK Jon and thereby to reduce and ulti 3-4X1 •nately abate the menace to tlie puliM Carolyn, Summit, spent Easte HU5BAND WE'D PICK FOR JENNY! HHKRUF'S SALE icalth renuttlng from such pollution: with Mrs. Buttle's narents, M One-Piece Knit SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JEBSKY WHEREAS, the Sewerage Authoritle CIIANCKUV DIVISION Law ot the Stuto of New Jersey (.Law and Mrs, Harold Francis, Wy MONMOUTH COUNTV if 1916. Chapter US, aa amended an ckoff Rd. Docket No. F U4G61 Bupplememeu; grants power to an -NATIONAL NEWARK * ESSEX two or more municipalities, the are-a/ BANK, Plaintiff vA: HAIIOLD F. ED f which together comprise an Integra MANS, pt ai. Defendants )ody of territory, by means Mrs. S. M. Young, Palmyra By virtue of ft writ of execution in hrough the agency of a sewerage S*. Y., has been visiting her son the above stated action lo me direct horlty, to acquire, construct, maintain ed. I shall expose fur sale at puhlU operate or improve works fur the col n-law and daughter. Dr. anc lection, treatment, purification or dln verniup. at the Court House In the osal of Sewage or other wastes, am Urs. Norman D. Thetford, Sou Borough of Freehold, County of Mon lie areua of this Borough and siild flv mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the it her Borougha together comprise aucli 17th day of May. 1365, at 2 o'clock .n inleRral body or territory; mid P. M. Prevailing: Time. WHEREAS, the BorouRh Council _ ALL that tract or parcel t>f lnn< lie Borough of Little Silver has da- The Woman's Republican Clu and premises In the Township of Mid idetl and hereby tlctermlnes that It I THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK dletown, In the County of Monmouth leccasiiry and ndvisable and t.i In tli ili meet Monday, April 26. i •ml State of New Jersey: •eat interests ot the inhabitants of th he home of Mrs. Wesley Herr- BEGINNING at a point in the north- ough that by joint or parallel actlo erly side of Center Avenue said point >y or on behalf of the boroughs n ein, Broad St., at 8 p.m. being distant 210.54 reet in a north- •'air Haven, Little Silver, Monmout TUIS IS A URGE AMRTMENT WHY. BLESS MV SOUL, AREN'T westerly direction from the Interspc Jench. Occ import, Shrewsbury am BUILDINGS MISTER.,,1 DON'T WJ THE MR. TRAIL WE SAW tlon of the northerly side of Crnier Vest LOUR Branch (each a municipal Mrs. Robert A. Quinn, Mrs. KNOW... WAIT A MINUTE/. ON TV TOW*.. ON THE Avenup with the westerly slrts of Har- corporation of the State of New Jersey bor Way thence (1) In a northwesterly ite in the County of Monmout11 h and incent C Festa, Mrs. Anthcn /ufr/srs AND AUTHORS lereln called a "Borough !, there b< SHOW P direction and a lung the northerly side rented a sewemge authority pur sunn [acopino, Mrs. Thomas P. Glack- of Center Avenue a distance ut filt.RS t» salt) Sewerage Authorities Law aa feet to a point; thence (2> North 45 mbltc body corporate and politic am n and Mrs. FranK Bilanin re- decrees 15 minutes En?t H? fpet to H n tigcncy anil instrumentality of sal :ently attended a dessert bridge point: thencp (31 South 51 decree* 00 Jorouphs for the purposes of the relic minutes East 61.44 feot to. a point if waters in or bordering the Stut in the home of Mrs. Robert J thence C41 Snuth 42 ileRrrpji 00 mln rom pollution a rising from cause; utes West a distance of 1W.S2 feet lr lliiin Die nrea nl the Hfirouphfl find the Christian, Neptune. the point and place of BEGINNING. ^licf of waters In, bordering or enter- The above description is In accord K said area from pollu I ion • nee with a nurvpy made, hy Thmnas ihreatened pollution1 and the conseciuenl A. Ffnnepnn, Land Surveyor, Bel ford miprovpnicnt of conditions afrectlng th New Jprsey, dated AURUPI 2f>. 1HG3. uhllc health; now, therefore, Highlands PARDON ME, LAPV!.. I'M Premises In commonly known us No nK IT ORDAINED BY THK BOH LOOKING FOR MISS BARBARA H7 Center Avenur, Mlddletown. N. J urjH COUNCIL of the Rormigh ol The approximate amount of the Judp- Ittlc Silver in the County ot Mon The Parent-Teacher Associa PIXON...CAN YOU TELL ME ment to be s.-itlsflod hy said sale \t nouth and State of New Jprsey as fol ion of Our Lady of Perpetua WHERE SHE IS... PLEASE ? the sum of $1.1,000.00 together with LIelp School will ba host Apri the costs of this sale. 1 Dated Mprch 31 1A6T> Jrcllon 1. Pursnnnt to the provision 28 to the bi-annua meeting o JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. paragraph (c) Section 4 of th !he Monmouth-Ocean Regiona RIVETS Elmpr O. Goorlwtn. Atty. ycnxRr Authorities Law of thr State By GEORGE SIXTA April 21, 2R, May 5. 12 S50.GO New Jersey iLawa of 1916. Chain*- District if Trenton Diocesan Par :ifi. as amended and supplemented! LUCKY I] NOTICE ipre la hereby created n putt lie body ;nts and Teachers Associations nriinratp and politic under the name drs. F. Earl Dempsey, local unil NOTICED IT/ { AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND "AN .nd style or "The Northeast Monmouth 56) ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE !ounly FtCKionnl SpivcraRp Authority". >resident, announced that Mrs HIS'PEOPLE' REGULATION OF Airnfinur Section 2. Thp Northeast Monmoulr BEVERAGES TN THE rtOROTIGI' 'ounty Rrgioniit Rf worn Re Authorlt uke J. Penta. a past president FORGOT TO L OF PAIR HAVEN. COUNTY OP and shfill tip nn nRcnt-y and in* ATTACH HIS MONMOI'TH, STATE OF NEW JER- rumentnllty of tlie ttald six Borough 'ill be 'n charge of activities SEY" APPROVED DECEMBER 2S, rpfitptl l»y [Kiralifl ordlnnnces dul1 ^ luncheon will orecede the busi LICENSE WHEN 1942. (ioptctf hy their gnvprnliiB hofffo.t. nni Luxurious, warm! Wear this THEV PUT HIS HE IT ORPATNED by the Mayor .1 sewerage authority ns enntem less mee'ing which will start a ill-year, cable jacket over slacks and Council o( the Borough of Fair latert and provided Tor by'said Srwpr p.m. Rev. Peter J. Testa o New COLLAR Haven: ge Authorities Law and shall have kirts, dresses. nd exercise all of the powers a ON. 1.1 That Section 2 or nn Onllnnnce it. Rose Tatholic Church will b Knitted in one piece from neck enNMerl: "AN ORTHN'.VNCE RELAT- rm nil of the duties provided ( ;uest speaker. ING TO THE REfll'LATIO.N OF AL- y fllri Sewerage Aiithorltles Lnw nni town, including raglan sleeves. COHOLIC BEVERAGES IN THE nOR- ny other statutes heretofore or here> T "ter pnarted and applicable therei Jse knitting worsted. Pattern O' GH OF FAIR HAVEN, TOI'NTY Section n. The Northeast Monmquth OF MONMOUTH, STATE OF NEW •>unty Repinnal Bewernge Authority A surprise bridal shower was )67: directions, sizes 32-34; 36-38 • all consist of twnlvp members thpre- be snrl the name is hereby amended , nnrl two of flucJi mrmbora flhnl) be leld for Mrs. Elizabeth Helike ncluded. to rw\ as MlnwBr ipolntcd by the povernln|f body or Vlount following the recent meet Section 2. The fee for a plenary rp- ich of said BoroughB, In accordnnce Thirty-five cents in coins for tall consumption license. «hnll he four 1th the provisions of said Sewerage ng of the Girls Friendly Spon ach pattern — add 15 cents for hundred: twenty dollars ($420.(im per uthorities Law. iors of St. Andrew? Episcopal ;ach pattern for lst-class mail Tim lee for a plenary retail distri- Section 4, A copy of thin ordinance :hurch in the parish hall. Mrs. ng and special handling. Send bution license s'n|l be three hundred ,ilv certiried by the Borough Clerk •fjttv dollars (£360.001 per nnnum. !iall forthwith he filM hy aald Rornupl leliker recently became Uie o Laura Wheeler, The Daily By ED DODD The Tec for n cluh Mren*e shall be lerk In the office of the Berrelary o MARK TRAIL one hundred dollars (5100.00) per ao- tate or the State of New Jersey. •ride of Bernard Mount Iln a cer- Register. Needlecraft Dept.,- Box num. Section S. This orttinnnce shnll tnkr mony in Florida. 61, Old Chelsea Station, New -HE ALONE COMES TO THIS THE LAIR OF AN ANCIENT EVIL The fee Tor a limited retail diatri- ffect ten days after publlcnlion therei fork N. Y. 10011. Print pattern HOT JUNGLE MYS- WHEN FEARED PtACE- SPIRIT- THE HANTA, WITCH- I btitfon Ileenso shall be forty-two dol- y title after Its final passage, as pn THE PHANTOM YEARNS WHISPER JUNGIEFOLK • lars fH2.00> per annum. Ided by law, hut shftll bp of no further umber, name, address, zip. FORA COOL SWM--HE 2.) This Ordinance shall take effect orco or effect after December 31 Mrs. Harry Dilger, 61 Nave- upon It* pas«pEe and publication ac- &65, unlenn on or before ttnld datf t ink Ave.. and her sister and 1965 Needlecraft Catalog — 200 OFTEN RIPES TO WE cording to law. mriillel ordinance shall have beet esigns, 3 free patterns! More to HANTA RUINS- NOW NOTICE dnptert hy the governing body of each rothei-in-law, Mr. and Mrs JUNGLE- COVERED-- The foregoing ordinance was Intro- the other five Boroughi. iarl Morse, 151 Navesink Ave., rochet, knit, sew, embroider. duced at a regular meeting of th c PUBLIC NOTICE Mayor and Council of the Borough nf The foregoing ordinance wan Intro- ecently returned from a vaca- ic. Fair Haven, N. J, held April 12. 1065 uced and pnssed first read In c nt n at 8:00 p.m., and will come up for eetlng of the Mayor and Council of on in (Vest Palm Beach, Fla. "Decorate with Needlecraft"— final consideration and pansagp at n ie Borough of Little Silver held on ibulous, new book packed with regular meeting of the said governing lonrtay, April 19, 1065 and will enme body to be held April 36, 19fi5 at 8:00 ,p for final consideration and passg FELLOWSHIP SUPPER 15 patterns for top decorator ac- p.m., nt Ur- Municipal Building. 748 rrgutar meeting nf Bald governing TtWtt ltd., Fair Haven, nt which time ody to be held on Monday, May 3. PORT MONMOUTH — The :essories shown in 5 idea-filled and place all persons desiring to be EH>5 at 8 p.m. at which time and place ommunity Church will have a ooms. Applique co-ordinates, pil heard thereon will be given full op- 1] persons desiring f> be h^a rd thereon portunity. 111 be liven full opportunity. lowship supper Saturday at iws, wall hangings, more. 50c. ROY W. NKLSON FRED L. AYERS, i:30 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Send lor superb Quilt Book- Borough Clerk Borough Clark April 31 $13.57 .pril 21 |30.M hn Bennett, 260 Main St., here. complete patterns. 50c. Koch, West Front SL, by reaf- Debbie McGomery and Letrke THE DAILY REGISTER Wed, April 21, 1965-31 26 Farmers Receive FHA Loans Lincroft firmation of faith, and Mn. Don-AanlRaeL aid Van Doren of Hilltop Cir., Michele Williams, dau#*er of River Rd., has returned from FREEHMJD _ Tirenty-ffat The lom aw mtd* only to meats in year* of high locom* Hew member* welcomed iota and Mr. tad Mrs. Lutfaer Meetings of the Uocroft Pres- the fellowship of Lincroft Pres- Mr. and Mn. Arthur Williams, Florida, where she jspeot two family termers in Monmouth tamers unabte to obtain the to build op reserve to ths keep Scbimpf, by letter of transfer. byterian Women's Association Rose St., celebrated her 14thmonths with her sisters and their County an owner-operators at poor years. bjfterian Church last Thursday will be held on Wednesday, April needed credit from other sources night at at special service were birthday nt a family dinner April families in St. Petersburg, and efficient fMnily-iype farms as « To be eiigJHe for a loan, Mr. 28. The morning circle will meet13. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.Ponta Gorda. at rates and terms they can re- Miss Dawn Willis of Marlu. Farm Mr. and Mrs. Watson Clme of In the home of Mrs. Ralph C, result o( a farm ownership loan O'Connor said, the applicant and Thomas McGrath of Hilltop Marlu Farm flew by jet to Call James Yaun, and George Con- they received from the Farmers pay. must have a farm background Hewlett, Hilltop Cir. Co-hostess nor, Oakhurst, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kurtz, Cir., by baptism; Mrs. Fred fornia last week to visit their will be Mrs. Preston Alexander. Home Administration, according Most of the Farm Ownership the farm experience or training daughter and family. Mr. and Ralph Jobes, Lincroft. Manor Pfcwy., gave a dinner at to John P. O'Connor, county loans made in this area recent- needed to successfully oper- The afternoon circle will meet in Freehold Inn Sunday for the 11th BLOODMOBILE VISIT Mrs. William Rousseau and fam-the home of Mrs. Thomas Priest- FHA supervisor for the agency. ly have been to develop the farmate the proposed farm opera- ily of Marlu Farm are visiting Mrs. N. A. Robinson of Bel- birthday of their son, Charles. These loans made to purchase, through construction of buildings FORT MONMOUTH — The Red ley, Leedsville Dr., and the eve-fast, Ireland, is visiting Mr. andGuests were Mr. and, Mrs. tion. He must possess the char- Cross Bloodmobile visit at the relatives in Canada. ning circle will meet in the home enlarge, improve the farm, and or purchase of additional land. acter, industry and ability to car- Mrs. Arthur Williams, Rose St. Charles Kurtz, Elizabeth; Mr. Loans for the improvement of Array Etectanics Lab's Hexagon of Mrs. Ronald Jeffery. West Mrs. Robinson will also tour Chi and Mrs. Frank Bluhm and son, to refinance it are designed to ry out the fanning program, be building last week resulted in Miss Bobbi Haugk. daughter of Front St. Co-hostess will be Mrs. meet the needs at the Individ' farm water supplies and refi- unable to obtain trie needed Mr. and Mrs. George Haugk of cago, San Francisco and Texas. Lincroft, and Kathie and Bruce nancing debts have also been 85 pints of blood donated. All Frederick Koch. Kurtz. ual fanner. Before a loan is credit elsewhere at terms he canbut 10 of the donors were civilian Oak St., celebrated her 18th made the Fanners Home Ad- widely used. Loans to finance repay, be a citizen of the United employees. The Bloodmobile now birthday April IS with a family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braun of recreational enterprises on fam- ministration county supervisor States and plan to operate has five more Fort Monmouth dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haugk Weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.Swimming River Rd. held a fam- William Siegle, son of Mr. and ily farms ere under considera- Mrs. Fred Siegle, Holmdel-Ev- helps die borrower analyze his family-type farm. functions scheduled later this of Woodbridge attended. lisa Thomas Priestley, Leedsville Dr. Hy dinner for the 15th birthday tion in several cases. Farm ownership loans are pro-year, all at the post field house, Haugk, another daughter, cele- was Mrs. •Priestley's sister, Mrs.of their daughter, Debbie, on erett Rd., spent the Easter holi- farm business/determine his Sunday. Grandparents attending days at home from the Coast The interest rate on these loans cessed through the Farmers starting June 2. brated her eighth birthday with Hilda Bedford of Toronto, Can- available resources,, and plan a party April 17 in her home. were Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Braun, Guard station in Virginia. Mr. how a loan may best be used is five oer cent per year and ada. Also visiting were Mr. and the loans are paid over a maxi- Home Administration office lo- Present were Michele Hetch, Mrs. Harace Priestly of Toron- Lincroft. Siegle, who Joined the Coast to increase the efficiency of themum term of 4b years, with the cated at 30 East Main St., Free- It pays to advertise hi the RedBarbara Abedis, Shary Beck- to. They are making a side trip Guard in August, 1964, is train- farm. privilege of making large pay- hold. Bank Register.—Advertisement. man, Kathie Gudzer, Sandy and to Washington D. C. Mrs. Cora Hardt, Swimming ing in electronics. MORE FOR LESS MONEY-SAVING

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