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Johnson that state by heavily armed white youths demanding federal Alabama deputies and state Federal Community Relations long the proposed agreement posed compromise agreement —Civil rights attorneys return troopers should be barred from state troopers and sheriffs depu- intervention at Selma were per- troopers he said violated federal Service, spent about two hours would remain in effect in Selma. cleared the way for a civil to a federal courtroom in Mont- interferring with a protest march ties. mitted to remain about seven law in the Sunday clash at Selma with a Selma citizens group yes- Lewis said it provided for a rights march on the Dallas Coun- gomery today trying to show a from Selma In the state capital —President Johnson gave hours yesterday before police re- between state troopers, sheriff's terday in an effort to devise a march to the courthouse and a 15- ty courthouse today, ending tem- pattern of police brutality and in Montgomery. Negroes, includ- ders today that any future sit-in moved them. deputies and demonstrators. Ala. plan for sound race relations. minute prayer vigil. porarily an impasse between Ne- racud discrimination in Alaba- ing: King,: 1 testified : yesterday demonstrators at the White House —Also at Washington, Attorney bama's public safety director, A! —Demonstrations continued But, he said he did not know gro demonstrators and state and ma's Black Belt, an called for about a bloody racial encounter in Washington be evicted prompt- General Nicholas Katzenbaoh said Lingo, said he had no comment around the nation over the racial 'just how important this victory city police. its rich dark soil. They hoped lasf.SUnday at Selma where they ly regardless of the cause they the government would, move on the proposed action. developments In Alabama, is. If they let us march today, Negroes were beaten and —Leroy Collins, director of the RevT P. E. IOHIS,. paster of to convince U.S. District Judge said support. About 12 Negro and promptly to file charges against There was no indication how but they don't let us march to- Browns Chapel AME Church, morrow, it is no victory." headquarters for the Negro voter He said the. compromise was registration drive in Eeima, said reached between city officials and Wilson Baker, ofty public safety Sympathy Mdve in Minister's Death civil rights leaders as a result of director, "has. agreed to let us meetings, all day yesterday with inarch to the courthouse without Collins. interference." Word of the march spread Baker declined comment. As the quickly through the Negro area city's top law enforcement offi- near the church. State police cam cial, he has no authority to make pulled out and only a token force agreements and it was apparent Plan Red Bank Demonstration Sunday of officers remained at the scene. 'city councilmen must have A rope barricade was put up reached a compromise with the RED BANK — A demonstra- Announcement, of the demon- tality of Alabama state troopers Among those attending are: and Dr. Frank S. Moran, Jr., tion to permit Negroes in the Wednesday night to stop the Negro group. tion of sympathy with the civil stration, here comes in the wake in breaking up a civil rights Rev. W. Gordon Lowdeh," pastor Fair Haven, chairman of the South to register to vote. marchers from going to the court- Elsewhere on the radii scene: rights marchers In Eelma, Ala., of the shock felt throughout most march last Sunday. of the First Methodist Churich, committee on Christian social In a prepared statement issued house to protest alleged discrim- —A white Unitarian minister, will be held here Sunday. of the nation over the death of As a demonstration of concern, Red Bank, and president of the concerns of the Red Bank First by its president, John L. Jones, ination in voter registration. It Rev, James Reeb, 38, ol Boston, Rev. James J. Reeb, the Unitar- Greater Red Bank Area Coun- Methodist Church, Fair Haven, the Red Bank was still up and about SO Ne- Leaders of the Red Bank Area the National Council of Churches, died last night in a Birmingham ian-Universallst minister who died 1 cil of Churches; Dean Freiday, NAACP last night called for fed- groes maintained a prayer vigil Branch of the National Associa- through its commission on re- After this morning's parley, the hospital, 4! hours after he was last night of head injuries suf- Elberon, chairman of "the Red eral intervention in Alabama and there. tion for the Advancement of Col- ligion and race, summoned the local delegation will meet with beaten along with two other white fered Tuesday when he was Bank Council's social action com- placed the blame for the police ored People, which is sponsor, nation's religious leaders to a Rep. James J. Howard (D-3d Before word was received of - ministers by a group of white clubbed by white racists on a mittee; Rev. Thomas H. Coursey, brutality there on the shoulders ing the demonstration, still are mass meeting this morning in Dist.) and Sens. Clifford P. the minister's death, Baker an- men in Selma. Murder charges Selma street, and mounting na- pastor of the Shrewsbury Avenue of Alabama Gov. George Wai working out the details. They the Lutheran Church of the Refor- Case (R-N.J.) and Harrison A. nounced the arrest of a fourth were filed immediately at Selma tional indignation over the bra- AME Zion Church, Red Bank, lace. are expected to complete ar- mation, Washington, D. C. Williams, Jr. (D-N.J.). man, Odel Hoggle. ,30, a Selma against four,white men who ear- Discuss Issues "Why doesn't the Civil Rights auto mechanic and brother of lier had been arrested.on assault rangements at an executive board meeting tonight In a telephone interview before Bill of 1964 apply to Alabama?" William Stanley Hoggle, 36, who charges. They were released un- (lie group left for Washington last Mr. Jones asked. was arrested the day before. Wil- der $25,000 bond each. President Stafford W. Thompson, this night, Rev. Mr. Lowden said they Declaring "the situation in liam Hoggle was arrested along Johnson and Dr. Martin Luther place, local NAACP vice presi- would discuss with the legisla- Selma is a serious blot on our wUh R. B. Kelleyi 30, and Elmer King, Jr. issued statements of dent, said the tune and place of tors the need for protection for American way of life," he said, Cook, 41. All four were charged sorrow. Hundreds of demonstra the demonstration will be an- civil rights demonstrators in Al- "We believe federal Intervention with murder after it was learned toM knelt and pdayed for Reeb nounced over local radio sta- abama, and the need for legisla- (See RED BANK, Page 3) the minister had disd. In » Birmingham City park. Po- tions. Teachers OK Block Incinerator Sale LONG BRANCH-A tie vote in >unoilmen Vincent J. Mazza and Theni,, he said, the dty could buy City Council last night doomed Robert Penn. new land. plans to sell the city incinerator Councilman Walter J. George Differs to the Monmouth Park Jockey had left the meeting before the Counciiwoman Wilson took a Regional Guide Ohib for $85,000. vote was taken and Councilman different view. She claimed that Samuel A. Marks was absent. The club, which operates Mon- in 10 years land east of the Gar- FREBHOLD-The 160-member year with the opening of Southern mouth Park race track, had been Last night's proposed resolu- den State Parkway would not be (acuity of the Freehold Regional Regional at Howell. trying to buy the land on which tion was to put the land, on the available for garbage disposal Hign School district voted yester- The board rejected a suggestion the incinerator is located for northwest corner of Myrtle Ave. use. Land cost plus the cost. «l day to accept a salary guide of- by the salary committee, of the more than five years. The plot and an adjacent tract oji ttie trucking garbage to a distant fered to it earlier this week by Teachers Association that the would be used for. parking. north side of Rt. 36, up for sale. site would.make the operation the Board of Education and to system was experiencing -a high Bids were to have been received unfeasible, she claimed, call oft further protest*. turnover of teachers because of Lost night's bid was the high- March 25. Councilman (Xoffl, who a few inadequate salaries; It went along est received for the land. Track months ago proposed formation tin Testers Ai&odaUon' had Noeds Repair with the appraisal of Kenneth M. officials' three, years ago made of an incinerator authority, «aid objected (p the plan because it Frisbee, superintendent, that the an unsuccessful bid at 540,000. Mayor Untefmeyor told the the Incinerator!* services could did notprovl
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M«ch 12, 1965-3 Both are ctndid»t«i for ifjeiat- Licenses Of AmendmentsDelay meftf to tbe borou0i postrotstei ' \ und tb» reoonantendatioQ) the local committee usually are 28 Drivers MANAJLAPAN TOWNSHIP - ment and (acuities tbroujft band Hearing on Budget the new budget was adopted issues. ding on the locai, congress- 7VC2NTON — In her continuing last night In Township Ha« after Mr. DeCaap suggested that it man, Rep. James J. Howard, hi effort to remove dangerous driv- MARLBORO — This township's capture the floor, and he fpoke • small, quiet, generally pleased might be wise to provide more his communications with the ers from New Jersey's highways, public hearing on the 1965 budget for seven minutes: : audience heard it read. tfaan the $3,000 listed for adver- President, triio makes tin ap- Miss June Strelecki, director of didn't get off the ground until "When the budget is published, Thts was in contrast to recent tising to attract industry. pointment. Motor Vehicles, has announced Mr. Conway, despite his many 10:30 last night when Council those are the figures to be dis- activities ia the same meeting Mayor Kerwin said the com- suspension of the licenses of 28 years as a councilman and as President Joseph A. Brodniak cussed. Tonight we are given the place. mittee works closely with the Monmouth County motorists. a vole getter seems to be run- began reading the local municipal rare treat of having the budget Only 12 residents turned out Monmouth County Planning Suspended under the point sys- ning second best. budget. amended. Is the action of the to discuss the $245,668 .municipal Board in its efforts to attract tem program were the privileges The executive committee, The 75 residents who attended council correct as far as law is purposes budget for 1965, which industry. He called advertising of 20 area drivers: far, has supported Mr. Crawford the public hearing went away concerned?" he asked John Giv- Is down by about 15 per cent a medium of only limited effec- Four-month suspensions were This seems to indicate the in- miffed because of a change in the ens, from the Red Bank law firm from the 1964 figure of $314,025. tiveness. A brochure now is being drawn by Dennis L. Amato, 17, fluence of Borough Attorney total general appropriations from of Parsons, Canzonet, Blair and Taxes to be raised to support planned for next year. of 95 Kenner Ave., Pine Brook, Harry Sagotsky, a former bor- the published $526,940.40 upped Warren. the municipal budget total $3,265 and David A. Skrivanek, 23, of One of the major deterrents to ough chairman who, having split to (542,887.02. Mr. Given3 assured him the ac- — a 40 per cent drop from the J06 Hollie Dr. East, Be-Kord. industry, Mr. Kerwin said, is the with Mr. Conway, realized a 1 tion was legal. $5,532 asked a year ago. Five drivers were given three- Because of the increase, or- existence of the state's Inventory ambition for appointment as at- Fred Von Rodek, Rt. 79, was month suspensions: Mabel J. dered by the state director of the Arthur Lehman, Tamarack Dr., tax. torney in January, thanks only quick to take up where Mr. Nar- Keith, 64, of 210 Fifth Ave., Avon; Division of Local Government, noted that last year's municipal "I hope that some day they will to a coalition of Republicans and zowich left off, and he questioned Robert W. Mann, 18, of 44 Bald- George Skillman, public hearing budget had been equal to about see fit to take it off." the Mayoi Democrats. the surplus reduction. one per cent of the township's win Ave., East Keansburg; Ralph last night was adjourned until said. next Thursday in Township Hall. "Next year we will all come ratables. When Mr. Lehman asked about Of the six appointments to b E. Wetmore, 26, of Box 131, made at the special session, onl; Action on the budget will be taken back and tell you 'I told you so'," "What is Hie ratio for this a $10,000 Item for a municipal Freehold; John I. Parrish, 29, he said. three were produced: Mr. Venti of 102 Oxonia Ave., Neptune, and at that time. year?" asked the officials, ambulance, the mayor said he Mr. Brodniak again turned the and Elizabeth Reimer, in district Kenneth D. Bulick, 22, of 24 (A school book fair has the Mayor Thomas W. Kerwin re- considered services rendered to council's usual meeting plao floor over to Mr. Narzowich, ported that, this year, the ratio the public should be paid foi 1, and Fred Schields, in district Eaton PI., Eatontown. 2. Central School—sawed up for that who attacked the proposed in- of expenses to ratables is to be tSirough taxation. Eight drivers received two- night.) crease of $500 for Sidney 0. even less than one per cent. A woman for district 2 and A MAN'S EYES — John J. Keany, Jr., of Rumson is Eighty five or 90 per cent ol month suspensions: Thomas L. Before Mr. Brodniak could be- Young, Jr., the business admin- Offer Congratulations man and a woman for district the ambulance calls are In Mana- thown in model house at Rumson Shore Estates with his McDonald, 22, of 19 Hudson Ave., gin the 10-minute reading of the istrator. Both Mr. I^Siman, and Carl De lapan, Mr. Kerwin said. He re- will be ohosen later, Mr. Craw- Red Bank; Ronald C. Kielson, 21, ford announced. friend, Niklci, a German shepherd Seeing Eye dog. Mr. published budget, John Narzo- The council president Inter- Camp, Lexington Dr., congratu- called that (he First Aid squad of 183 Kingsley St., Long Branch; jected that the salary ordinance Boycotted wich, Buckley Rd., complained lated committee members on the had not been given sufficient re- Keany lost his eyesight two years ago, but with Nikki's Michael M. Landis, 21, of 7 Klein has not yet been formed. Mr. Reynolds boycotted that it was unnecessary to read 1965 estimate and on their ability sponse to its fund drives to fi help has been able to accept a position with Glazebrook St., Oakhurst; Charles R. Sal the 1,041-line budget. Confirms Figure meeting and labeled It "illegal." keld, 23, of 920 Woodview Rd., to live within their budget. nance the purchase of an ambu Mr. Brodniak sharply rebuked Mayor Walter C. Grubb, Jr., Mr. Crawford said a majority Real Estate Associates. Brielle; Arthur L. Brewer, 24, erf Mayor Kerwin said with pride lance. Mr. Narzowich's interruption of confirmed the increase in 1965 of the committee had requestei 117 Burlington Ave., Leonardo; that the townShip Is one of very The township's auditor, Benja the business portion of the meet- for salaries proposed for $86,570, the chairman to call the session Louis DeGrigorio, 40, of 37 Ocean few communities with no bonded min Litwirl, New Brunswick, re- ing, and testily asked for a re- over 1964 at $77,850. and that they acted over his hea< View Ave., Keansburg; George indebtedness. Mentioning the new ported that there will be $46,00(1 Loss of Eyesight turn to order. Then Mr. Narzowich hit the pro- Township Hall and new road in the capital .fund account. Ap- when he refused. E. Celli, 38, of Box 411, Long posed $2,000 appropriation as aid Amended equipment, the Mayor said most propriations from it must be mad lurking In the background i Branch, and Albert R. Anderson, to hospitals, commenting: towns now finance such equip- by ordinance. the selection of a local ticket 43, of 1409 Mattison Ave., Nep- A series of amendments to the "I don't think you should give for mayor and council In the Doesn't Deter Keany tune. budget account for the postpone- out any money until you see the fall election. Ccmncibnan Frank Suspended for one month were ment of the public hearing. Mr. bricks going up." Woolley, Mr. Sagotsky, and RUMSON - Two years ago, Newark to the Training Center the licenses of Jay T. Perkins, Skillman must first approve the Taxpayers meantime lounged in Asks Unity Candidate David T. Buck, unsuccessful John J, Keany, Jr., aged 27, wa: for the Blind, traveling by train 31, of 4 Salem La., Little Silver; changes for 1965. their chairs, alternately taking candidate two years ago'agains working as manager of the men': and bus. By April he began cane Durrell A. Johnson, 35, of 621 "There will be no change In the coats off and putting them back incumbent Republican Frank E. travel instructions, practicing a Borie Ave., Brielle; Joseph Me- tax rate; the figures are just re department for a shirt companj on again. Gibson, reportedly have indicated route first with a guide, then Kenna, 20, of 26 Momingside arranged," Mr. Brodniak assured. Eifort by State GOP in the Remington Discount City. The $300 appropriation for a interest. following the same route alom Ave., Keansburg; Donald E. Sulk, These financial "rearrange- sprayer for weed killer prompted Mr. Buck says lie won't run; On January, 10, he came! homi with just a cane. He can now K, of RD 3, Freehold, and Joel ments" follow: NEWARK (AP) — State Sen, Dumont was selected, the de Mr. Von Rodek to add humor to ( Mr. Woolley says he will if he from work complaining that hi: travel either with Nikki or with M. Levinson, 13 Homestead Ave., The anticipated surplus, or- the dry financial figures: C. Robert Sarcone, R-EsseE x dared intention of Sandman t< dered by Mr. Skillman, is up gets united party backing; ; a cane. With another blind friend Roosevelt. "You can buy a herd of goats says New Jersey Republican run in a primary, and "th eyes bothered him, and the nexl from $70,000 to $98,434.40; the Mr: Sagotsky says "wait * from Morristown, he has mad Eight drivers lost their licenses for $300, and use them to cut leaders should make another many rank and file Republi day visited an eye specialist. Or total miscellaneous revenues are see." trips as far away as Washing- for one month under the state's down the weeds." effort to find a "unity candi- cans who have been urging m Jan, 12 he was operated on ami ton, D. C, without help. down to $160,549.22 from the pub- date" for the party's guberna- and Senator Stamler to declare He is understood to plan excessive speed proram: Richard Mr. Brodniak, laughing for the lost the sight of his right eye, lished $173,040. torial nomination. as candidates." election activity, in view of his By August of last year, John F. Ohnmacht, 27, of 54 East Rd., first time, added: unique position of having gotten Middletown; Robert D. Wiggett, Broken down further by amend- The idea drew a cold response A few months later he lost the had decided to start a career "And it will cost you $400 to his job from Republicans and 38, of 2 Avondale La., Matawan; ment is the state road aid, from from two other state Senator sight of his left eye. in real estate and insurance. He take care of the goats." Democrats, as long as Mr. Buck Patricia G. Preston, 25, of 367 $8,990.78 to zero; franchise taxes who, like Sarcone, would like visited several local real estate does not run, Mr. Keany lives at 51 Allen St Broadway, Freehold; Robert A. from $38,000 up to $45,400, and the nod. Sens. Nelson F. Stam- Red Bank officeSj but none could see a fu WANTS PUPILS BUSED Rumson, with his wife, the formei Keenan, 37, of 387 Lloyd Rd., gross receipts taxes down from ler of Union County and Charle (Continued) If the latter becomes a candi- ture for. him in their business ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Barbara Ann Sickles, and seven Matawan; Channing P. Clapp, 19, $49,000 to $36,100. W. Sandman Jr. of Cape May should have taken place long be- date, Mr. Sagotsky surely wil When he broached the subjeci Kenneth Keller, Lawrie Rd., a year-old son, John 3d, called Jay of 11 Schenck Ave., Matawan; •aid they favor an open primary fore this." run for the sole purpose of de- with G. Truxtun Glazebrook ol The reserve for uncollected Sayreville attorney, said yester- He is the son of Rumson Patro Peter R. Burns, 19, of Taylor La., taxes has been raised from $182,- to choose a gubernatorial candi- The NAACP statement contin- feating him. Glazebrook Real Estate Associ- day that he expects a munici- man John J. Keany. Middletown; George J. Hickey, 940.40 to $198,887.02. date, not another meeting ol ued: Even if a winner in a primary, ates, Mr. Glazebrook felt he pos- pality to bus public, private and 29, of 2^1 Atlantic St., Keyport, This means, therefore, that the GOP leaders. "The scenes of violence shown Mr. Sagotsky would not neces In July, 1963, he went to Mor- sibly had a place for him. parochial children to school. Mr. sari'ly have to represent his and Richard G. Salom, 42, of 1313 local municipal budget must be Keller was erroneously quoted in Sarcone, in a telegram to during the past week both on ristown for four weeks and lived Rumson Shore Estates, built by party in November. He could Franklin Ave., Asbury- Park. amended to total $512,687.02, yesterday's Register as arguing state GOP Chairman Webste television and in the newspapen at Seeing Eye, Inc., where he Vincent J. Russo, is a project of resign the nomination and turn rather than the published $526,- that parodhial pupils do not have B. Todd Thursday, said that the are a disgrace to the United trained with his German shep- Glazabrook Real Estate Assoti over to the executive committee RACE RELATIONS TALK 940.40. to be bused to school by the attempt by a statewide screen- States of America. A white Uni- herd Seeing Eye dog, MkSu, wti ates, and Mr. Keany was hired -in which he is a predominating Residents waited until 10:50 Board of Education, Ing committee to choose a can- tarian minister has lost his lifi is three years old. At Morristown, on a sailary basis to sit in the WAYSIDE - Mrs. Emma force — the picking of a replace- p.m. to get a chance to comment didate was "a dismal failure. in trying to help deprived citi- he was inspired by other blinc model house and answer ques- Reevy of the Rcevytown Method- ment. on the proposed budget and its zens achieve something that i people who lived and worked in tions for visitors. ist Ohurflh, was guest speaker at There's no Trick to Having Ex- The committee endorsed State dependency and made their ow a recent meeting of the Women's amendments. rightfully theirs. Negro citizen Strange facts, these political When you walk into the house, tra Cash, You Get it Fast When Sen. Wayne Dumont Jr. for the way. Society for Christian Service, Published Figures were beaten, tear-gassed am facts of life. a placard gives you his name and You Use The Register Classified. nomination, choosing him ovei held in the chapel of Wayside trampled upon by Alabama po- In November, he and Nikki Nikki's, and invites you to join Mr. Narzowich was the first to —Advertisement. Sandman by only two votes. , Methodist Church. Her topic was licemen on horses. The Negro started commuting every day to them in the library to ask ques- Since then, Sandman;has an- "Race Relations." citizens of Alabama have tried Long Branch tions. John will also serve you nounced he will run In the pri- unsuccessfully before to registe Mrs. W. Winfield West, spiritual mary arid Stamler and Sarcone (Continued) a cup of coffee from Che auto- to vote, one of trie fundqmenta Beadleston matic coffee maker installed in life secretary, Jed devotions. She have been looking for support to rights and privileges of a citizen Mr. Dink«lspiel said .the land, later announced that a Spiritual back similar moves. the kitchen. He puts in a full HOME OWNERS The demonstrations of the past •was an Meal site for commercial six-day week, with Wednesday Life study group on "Genesis" Sarcone said a new meeting week were used as an emergen- use. He said if the offer were of business. Those men choser will be held March 15, 22 and was needed "to review the off. Regular sales personnel an cy measure to achieve their right increased to $25fr$300,000, he under ^'apportionment will mak also on hand from time to time, 29, from 7 to 8 p.m. in the ohapel. party's inability to agree on to register in order that they would consider selling. the laws. You must know how Robert McCarthy, church lay SAVE MONEY ON 'unity candidate'." and staff the house on his day might vote in local, state and na- He said by retaining ownership important Bhe Legislature is. off. speaker will be the leader of the He said it was within Todd's tional elections." of Che incinerator, the city could don't believe the man in the group. In the library la a bulletin Home Improvements power to call a gathering to ar- insure that garbage contractors street understands the subject o "Gov. George Wallace of Ala- board with a large group of Mrs. Frank Marchion, church rive" at a "frank consensus." would keep their bids low. The the 1-2 reapportionment plan." bama stands to be condemned," photographs of other houses listed librarian, announced a Stanley You get extra savings because • . « "It is my personal conviction incinerator gave the oity an al- The assemblyman said the the NAACP statement continues, for sale through the Red Bank party will be held March 17 at 8 that the Republican party de ternative if contractors' bids Legislature passes on more im- declaring the governor should be Area Multiple listing Service, of o'clock in the church for the l; No salesmen's commissions! mands a candidate that the •were out of Kne, he implied. portant legislation than the Con- removed from office and "made which Glazebrook Real Estate As benefit of the Jibrary fund. overwhelming majority can sup- gress in Washington. r 2. No concessionaire's profiH to stand trial for the atrocities Mr. Mazza, rebutting Council- sociates is a member. If a visitor The e °uP attended "Guest port without any 'ifs, buts, or men Dinkelspiel and CM, said "If 50.1 per cent of the voters Night" at Oakhurst Methodist 3. Volume business! 4. Easy financing! howevers'," Sarcone said. committed against peaceful • dem- has questions about the houses onstrators and law-abiding citi- appraisers hired by the city set in this state so choose, the min- Church, March 2. "It would be folly to bind our- in-the photographs, he can give zens.zes"" the land's value at $35340,000. ority would have no vote," he Mr. Keany the number of the Refreshments were served by\M • selves to the lack of enthusiasm He claimed that by keeping the asserted. Attack Charge photograph and John then con- Mrs. Joseph Dangler and Mrs.H — •- with which our party's efforts to incinerator, the city wasn't fool- The statement takes note o B'eadleston told the Rotarians sults his "notes," which are writ- William Warner. Others attend- arrive at a unity candidata have ing garbage contractors. Garbage he considers "it utterly possible actress Tammy Grimes' report ten in Braille, for supplementary ing were Mrs. Lena Gehring, I been met by the press and pub- can't be burned there without that the U. S. Supreme Court is yesterday that she had been at- information. Mrs. Ruth Demaree, Mrs. Wanda lic alike." first spending $1504200,000, he unconstitutional." tacked in New York by white Rakestraw, Mrs. Joseph Cook, I He cited the following as il- maintained. On Tuesday evening, John be- racists. The assemblyman said bluntly Mrs. Henry Cox and Mrs. Walter || lustrations of the screening New Burners that nothing will be done this gan classes in a real estate course Bird. "We deplore this kind of treat- committee's failure: Mr. DinkefcpSe! held tfoat (Hie 'ear about a broad based tax. at .the Asbury Park Business Col- ment of our fellow citizens and lege, preparatory to qualifying for The narrow vote by which unit could be put into operation "We haven't that many, cour- Capri was once a Greek Colony, protest most vigorously," Mr. a license from the New Jersey with merely the tastal»atlon of ageous people In the state," he but it belonged to the Republic I Jones said. Real Estate Commission. With new burners. said. of Naples when Augustus Caesar I The statement concludes with that milestone behind him, he will Sebesrtian C. Bracey, 22 Aire- stopped there in 29 B.C. Legend f plea for help for the Southern JBeadleston did not talk about (hen study for Us insurance dale, Aye., a frequent critic of the holds that a withered oak | Christian Leadership Conference his own plans for reapportioning license. administration, opposed the sale, the state. sprouted new buds after the em- (SCLC), the Montgomery, Ala, 1 claiming that construction of a An associate of his says: peror landed. He was so pleased I rganization headed by Dr. Mar- new incinerator would cost $500,- "As you observe this young that he traded the larger island I tin Luther King, who Is leading would cost $110,000, he said, less 000. He said eventually the city man looking' at you as he of Ischia for Capri, and used it|| the Selrna than the cost of one year's gar- voter registration woufld have to rely on incinera- speaks, and watch him moving as a vacation resort. drive. bage contract. tion because it was becoming In- He noted, however, that if brie about wi* an easy air of inde- The Red Bank NAACP is cam- creasingly difficult and costly to city did sell the unit, the pro- pendence, it is humbling to real- Some of the world's most ex- paigning for funds for the SCLC. truck garbage from the oity. ceeds should be applied toward ize what he has accomplished in pensive real estate lies along the I Mr. Jones Baid contributions may Rehabilitation of the present the retirement of city bonds the two years since he went so eight-mile ocean front at Miami be sent to the local KAACP at ncinerator with an air pollution which, he claimed, were respon- suddenly blind, and inspiring to Beach. Property at this popular Post Office Box 293, Red Bank. amtrol writ into the chimney sible for a .high tax rate. realize what he plans to accom- winter resort has sold for $4,5001| plish in the future." a front foot. DINNER DANCE MIDDLETOWN —Mrs. William ADD A ROOM ipratford; president of theDorcus Postpone File Deadline ircle, Middletown Reformed If your family needs extra space, we suggest that Church, named Mrs. Frederick you add a new room. Your new room can serve Eldridge and Mrs. Harold Hood any purpose that yon need and we will be happy general chairmen of a dinner ForHighlands Council to help you plan it. Lowest prices plus finest work- mjt 4336 of your neighbor*, ance to be held Friday, May 7, HIGHLANDS - The riling manship and materials. Call now. •Mdaniihg their bomes with oi. !n Bamra Hollow Country. Club, yesterday that as a result of re- Sunnyside Rd., at 7:30 p.m. deadline for Borough Council cent inquiries regarding the cor- candidates in the May 11 election rect filing date, this municipal GUILD LUNCHEON h ere wililll bbe March 29, rather ity will bide by a 1962 ruling than March UNCROFT — The Women's 26, as originally by Borough Attorney John M. scheduled. Guild of Christ Church, Kings Pillsbury. Highway, Middletown, held a Mrs. Rosemary Shields, bor- At (hat time, Mr. Pillsbury luncheon recently in Lincroft Inn. ough clerk, toJd The Register quoted state statute providing for Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Me- filing of petitions on the follow- Quade, soon leaving for a new ing business day when the dead- assignment in, Lake Placid, N.Y, Eight Girls line legally falls on a holiday. were guests of honor. Mr. Pillsibury said Saturdays Want an up-to-date KITCHEN or BATHROOM? On Tour and Sundays are considered holi- GOOD THINGS FROM THE SEA! LET US GIVE YOU A FREE ESTIMATE TODAY. days. Need 45 Days For the finest Lobster and all kinds of • FIRST PAYMENT JUNE Why Not Let Us... At Bell Labs According to law, filing must Sea Food you've ever tasted, visit Baker's Lobster Shanty! Strictly fresh, This would ba a won- KEYPORT — Eight senior girls be at least 45 days before the election, which would have fallen and beautifully served in a lively, salty,' • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY derful *n|oym»nt In from Keyport High Sohool recent- ly, toured Belt Telephone Labora- on Saturday, March 27, said Mrs. sea-faring atmosphere, literally on the rnonHtf to com tories,, Holmdol. They are inter- Shields. water, Manasquan River, where it meets •II ytar 'round NO MONEY DOWN ested in employment at the Labs To date, six petitions have the sea! For a delicious, informal din- . . . iMtldti enhanc- after graduation in Jqne. been obtained, Benjamin Gruber, -FREE ESTIMATES ON- ing tht beauty ol ner and a wonderful evening, visit . .__. itie positions offered to high local attorney picked up five • Dormen • Modern Kitchen your lent. CALL US school graduates at, the Labs are early this week, and Kennetth • Room Additions * Modern Bathroom TQDAYI clerk, stenographer and typist. Bahrs, Bay Ave. obtained one • Roofing • Siding * Plumbing • Hetttaf The actual Job testing will be held yesterday. • Porch Enclosure* • Masonry March 27 from 9 am. to 2 pm. Mr. Gruber confirmed a report • Gang* • Bretzeway • SCULOIIDFR • The girls on tour1 were Linda that he Is seeking office, but de- I9RSKR Brunner, Janice Applegate, clined to say who will use the CONSTRUCTION CO. Renee Bnandlgan, Janet Rusnak, other four. Helena Persia, Ellen Smalley, Incumbent Republican Council- I MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. 250 Shrewsbury Aye. Red Bank Patricia Shane and Adrian SHASV man John A. Bahrs said yester- Daytime Call 741-2139 Sohapp. The tour was under the day that his brother obtained the U CHANNEL DRIVE, POINT PLEASANT BEACH TW t-ITW HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MID01E7OWN Evenings Call 291-9065 direction of Mrs. T. Janet Collins petition for him, but that he Is 741-5060 — 776-6600 — 892-2600 and Mrs. Vera Oarlson of the high "undecided" as to whether he OPEN "A?W^?TL CLOSED MONDAYS I department. will seek a lecood term. ; tidi&A WMwiyl" i' 4-Fndty, Man* 12, 1965 TOE DAILY REGISTER km order," or "stop order," • d*vi« »«rieti have been adjusted upward ' _ . Adequate on babaee. De- After such as advance, you are Include approximate markup. mand good on larje; fair on bpl> CRASS SODS a bit concerned jo you give your BANKS ' ance ywterdey. Successful broker a stop order at 60. There New York «mt quotatioos fol- Dlv. m Aiked low: is no guarantee, however, that Belmar-Wall National 3.00 1M and FERTILIZERS your broker will be able to get Central Jersey Bank * MLDMI Cekn an execution at that figure. Eatontown National Bank Standards 38-30; check* »37. Fanners & Merchant! White. Investing If your stock declines to First Merchants National Bank Extra fancy heavy weight (tl the stop order becames an order Kegnjburg-Middletown 1.40 w Vo». min.) nn; fancy roe«um : Roger El Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR to sell at the market (tfie process Moiunoulb County National ' (xxj .18 (41 bs. average) 2TVi-29; fincy works in reverse il applied to 8 N. J. National Bank heavy weight (47 lbs. min.)'M%- Peoples NaUonal, Keyport 100 Q) "Ustsumrter, I acquired a share net for fiscal .1964-65 is liie- short sale). The danger i» thai 33; medium (40 lbs. average) FRED D. WIKOFF CO. substantial amount of Procter & ,y to be about the same as in many other investors may have Sea Bright NaUonal 1.25 First National Bank of Spring Lake 2714-26& smalls (38 «w. aver- Gamble. I felt' the background the previous fiscal year. entered st0p orders at about the age) 25:26; peewees (31 lbs. av- of this company was sound and The slow-down in growth toi same figure as yours. INDUSTRIAL erage) M-B." RED BANK, N. J. their objectives progressive. I the first year in over a decade Brockway • If the price declines to 60 and Brown have been disappointed to watch has been due to increased ex- Family Circle a flood of stop orders is touched Extra fancy heavy weight (47 the shares drop and wonder if it penses to promote both new and Laird 747-0552 off, you might well get a lower Mo.imouth Capital (: t». min.) 38-37^; fancy medium would be well to dispose of this established products. price than you bargained for, Monmouth Electric (41 »>s. average) 30-31; fancy stock and invest in another with I. believe the slow-down is tern' Monmouth Park * heavy weight (47 B». min.) 34- better prospects." C. B. porary and Chat Procter & Gam- (Roger Spear's new 48-page In- N. J. Natural Gas * (x) Cash K^; smalls (36 lbs. average) vestment Guide is now available A) You are certainly correct in ble is essentially one of the Rowan 2«-27; peewees (31 lbs. average) It Pays to Advertise in The Register to all readers of this column. Spiral Metal saying that Procter & Gamble strongest stocks on ine list. 21-22. Clip this notice and send $1 with 0. S. Homes t-has recently turned In a disap- I advise you to retain your your name and address to Roger Wlnslow Tel. • pointing performance. holdings. E, Spear, care of Red Bank Reg- (x) Dividend (xx)Plus Stock . This is a very professional and Q) "Would you please com ister, Box 1618, Grand Central "\earnings-conscious market and I ment on the use of stoploss or- Station, N. Y, C, N. Y. 10017), .Move the decline in your stock ders? G. C, Auto Shares 17th Petition is attributable -to tfie fact that A) With pleasure.. The "stop- Going to New York?. Amend Variance Help Street Out In Gty RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The BIG VALUES Zoning Board oi Adjustment last To Fine Day Council Race night' amended a variance WE TAKE NEW YORK (AP) - Auto granted to Edward McFeely, 524 LONG BRANCH - Michael G. shares were pacemakers In a EVERY DAY Branch Ave., Little Silver, in Celli, 36, of 382 Morris Ave., stock market rally yesterday July, 1964. yesterday picked up nominating Trading became livelier. petitions for the May 11 City YOU OUT OF Mr, McFeeh/ was granted the Volume was 5.79 million shares Council election. He became the variance to construct a four-room compared with 5.11 million 17th declared candidate. NEWBERRYS real estate office on the south- Wednesday, east corner of Rt. 35 and Ann Ct. The Dow Jones Industrial av- At stake are the three at-large DOWNTOWN RED BANK seats on the council. Two are erage rose 4.12 to 896.51. THE DRIVER'S Officials said the description of Of 1,363 issues traded on the held at present by Councilmen OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS tire property was erroneous In Edgar N, Dirtkelspiel and Walter the original application. New York Stock Exchange, 614 rose and 452 fell, a comfortable J. George. The third has re- margin for the upside. New mained vacant since the Dec. 29 SEAT! highs for 19M-'65 totaled 76 and resignation of Thomas new lows four. tock. Eleven ci the IS most active To, date, the only candidate IT'S TIME ...... stocks advanced, two declined filing his petition has been Sam and two were unchanged, uel Eubman, who submitted his Let ut do your tim- American Motors was the pace- list of signatures to Sanita Camas- TO START YOUR LAWN PROGRAM maker, rising % to 14% on 106,- sa, city clerk, Wednesday. ing! Yoti do Hie re- 200 shares. Chrysler, up 2%, laxing. Read a paper, and General Motors, up l'/i, were Deadline for Wing is March 28. or take a moose, bifort other heavily-traded members ot Mr, Celli said his platform OUR ADVICE, PLUS THESE PRODUCTS, the group. Ford gained % and includes these planks: "No elabo- you know it you'n da- Studebaker was unchanged. rate or false promises, no secret barking at the Port Au- Steels warmed up as they mir- pacts, no heavy spending, an thority Terminal-In the heart CAN MAKE YOUR PROGRAM A SUCCESS rored (he booming prospects for equitable tax rate, taxation with their best customer, -tflie auto in- representation ... and open city of New York Clry. 1 dustry. Jones & Laughlln rose administration." 25 Round Trips doily. __ •GREENFIELD % and Lukens V/t while Bethle- He will strive, he said, to hem and Republic Steel also add- "return Long Branch as Amer- ROUND TRIP FARES ed fractions. U.S. Steel was ica's first seashore resort. PRE-EMERGENCE CRABGRASS KILLER unchanged. 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X SHOP 600 BROADWAY, AT NORWOOD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH "Where You Save Does Make a Difjerence.1" Red Bank, Asbury Park Wednesday and Friday * Oakhursr * Holmdel • Keyport * Middletown Shopping Center Nights 'til 9 «I Got One Of %m Just As Stefe Almost Jim Bishop: Reporter The Register^ Opinion Made I* Back To The Church* 2Plus2Sti Juvenile Conference Action ' The new mathematics is going to make young father* old. ,There is something basic and immutable about the science of County Juvenile Court Judge Leo pilot project. The committee plans a numbers which appeals to the male. Few men will admit that Weinstein, addressing the Red Bank three-pronged education campaign for they cannot do problems quickly, effortlessly and accurately. Juvenile Conference Committee, said, itself, the young people and parents. They will boast that they failed in English or in medieval ftistory, but math, — "well, that was my dish." ;: "I'm impressed." So are we. Included are plans for lectures, films, The New Way is confusing, because th» ' We don't hear too much about distribution of literature, symposiums answer to 10 plus 10 plus 10 comes out the old way, which is 30 -= I think. Under thje'. the workings of the committee. By and direct contact. new system — and I hope you're paying law, its activities are secret. Capt. Krakowitch suggested the attention because I'm going to ask questions We gained some insight into its schools could broaden their civics later — it is not enough to know that 10 plus 10 plus 10 equals 30, one must also . affairs, however, when a recent meet- courses to include instruction about know why. ing was opened to a group of com- the courts and local law as it would Know something? It never occurred to munity civic leaders and the press. affect our young citizens. me to ask why.'Why must I know why? Many of the guests of the commit- The marble-headed sponsors of the new sy»-' It was a good move. The guests tern maintain that it is important. They say made helpful contributions and we tee were representatives of organiza- that if one apple and one apple and one ap- learned a lot. tions that sponsor recreational and ple equals three apples, it would be wise to BISHOP double-check the quotient by doing the prob- Much credit is due Police Capt. sports programs for youngsters. . iem backwards — which is one apple plus ope apple pin* Irving L. Krakowitch, borough juvenile They discussed ways to fill the few one apple equals three apples. . , officer; Frank J. Pingitore, chairman* gaps in the many comprehensive youth This isn't enough. They want to kick the problem around and William I. Klatsky, magistrate and activity projects, but we saw much a little. If one apple and one apple and one apple equal! three apples, backward as well as forward, then two apples'' committee member. truth in the remark by Rev. Richard and one apple must also equal three apples,'and on» apple- They and Judge Weinstein ex- A. Leadem, assistant pastor at St. plus two apples comes out to a triumphant three. ' ' James Catholic Church. Karen, who is 11, and Kathleen, now 10, are into the new plained that from the juvenile de- math up to their pale ear lobes. A mathematician told,mo that linquency petitions filed In Freehold, He asked that more emphasis be it is kind of late for these kids to go deeply into the new.inath, some are referred back to the com- placed on teaching responsibility and because both of them are too old. "They have been exposed,"; . he said, "to the old math too long." If the kids are over the'' mittee for disposition after hearings self-reliance to borough youth. hill, so to speak, I don't know where that leaves me; '•?•'.•'. with the youngsters and parents. It makes sense. There is more in I phoned the Exceptional Child Center to find out what It was the committee's preventive the battle against juvenile delinquency' the new mathematics is all about, figuring that where there' than keeping our youngsters so busy are exceptional brats, there had better be some exceptional program, however, that caused Judge teachers. The principal was out, and not expected back today. Weinstein to call the local work a they don't have time to get in trouble. Was there an assistant principal? Yes, the girl st the switch- board said, but she is at a luncheon. "Now," I said, "If Jf. " represents all the teachers in your school, and we subtract two for today, what is our quotient?" Robert S. Allen, Pajil Scott: Inside Washington She said: "Jess a minit," and got off the phone and forgot to cover it. She spake to a teacher. "I got some kind of nut on here who's checking on the teachers. Wanna may1)e' 'speajc s ia Porter! w Mone 8 Worth to — with him?" A man got on the phone. He had the deep Arms Aid Is Sought tor Israel L ^ r' unctuous cheer of a funeral director in the middle of an epidemic. , Tie British Labor government is being der, discussion, both the U.S. and West Ger- "What can I do for you?" he said, with a lilt on the "you.'* • Vigorously pressed by the Johnson administra- many would play major roles in financing I told him that I was just a retarded father trying to under- tion to provide Israel with the urns recently Israel's wetfkins purchases. How Not to Fail in Business stand the new math. "Oh,"; he said; "we receive quite a few «hut off. by West Germany. The Bonn government has announced in- Despite the fact that business surged up- The basic cause, Wade says, Is "human calls about that. Well, sir, let me put it to you this way: II London's initial reaction has been favor- tention to give Israel "economic aid" equal ward to-the highest levels ever in 1964, 13,501 failure." Specifically: " ; ' '.'••• ••• X multiplieili three times equals 36, then we just move the x able to the amount of the recently terminated firms posted death notices. (1) Lack of sustained will or sufficient , factor pvsr to the other side and'mark it 12, right?" I said So much so, that Prime armor and other arms shipments. These funds Despite the fact that we are in one of desire. There must be a purpose beyond just , I wasn't sure. • Minister Levi Eshkol is could be used by Israel to finance armaments the -most powerful, prolonged business booms. "paying the rent." • . "Take my word for It," he said. I said I thought it had' scheduled to fly to Britain bought from Britain. of our history, the number (2) Misuse of inborn skills. Many tackle • to be proved. His voice began to rise a little. "If something March 23 (or direct discus- In tlhe U.S. an unnoticed provision in last of firms merging, closing jobs for which they have no natural talents • Is multiplied three times, and it comes out 36, the missing sions on his country's urgent year's multi-billion dollar military appropria- or changing hands in each or fail to develop skills they do possess. number must be 12. Now if 12 three times equals 86, we can weapons needs and mea- tion .measure opens tlie way for additional' recent year has been dou- (3) Lack of knowledge. This is the funda- prove it by multiplying the factor of three 12 times." "Comes sures to meet them. Explor- Israeli credits. ble the number of now-horn mental which Dun & Bradstreet breaks' down out the same/' I said apologetically. "I mean, it used to." atory negotiations on this Under this litlle-known clause the Secre- firms. into lack of experience in the line, lack of "Exactly," he said. "We have asked ourselves why. The knotty problem have been tary of Defense Is empowered to do two pew mathematics is really the old stuff with the word 'why* Despite the fact that the managerial experience, lack of balanced ex- underway for several weeks things: perience, lack of competence. tacked, on. Now do you understand?" I said I thought so, I^e- between the VS., Britain, Guarantee bank loans up to 25 per cent business death trend did im- should have said goodbye at that point, but a winner always prove somewhat in 1964, the (4) Poor planning. This includes an ina- ALLEN West Germany and Israei. of the value of orders placed with U.S. manu- bility to judge the time needed to get the presses his luck. , , Israel is seeking some 250 tanks, e Urge facturers by foreign governments; grant total of dollars involved was near an all-time peak—indi- business into the black. "Do you have a particular problem?" he said swfjetly,i•; number of armored personnel carriers, late- credits up to seven years at 4 per cent in- Yes, Isaid. Come to think of it, I had. I could work this pai> ,' model Jet interceptors and fast and power- terest to foreign governments buying arms cating that bigger firms are (5) Lack of discipline—unwillingness to PORTER failing with bigger liabilities. ticular equation, but I couldn't figure why. "How does it go?" fully-armed naval patrol craft. > in lihe U.S. abide by laws, company regulations or budget he said. • , i Of. course, these sobering failure figures, limitations. These are deemed vttaWy essential to No limit is specified on the amount of compiled by Dun & Bradstreet, shouldn't stop "There are five men cast up on a desert island. They such credits. No use hast yet been made of (6) Lack of responsibility. Many do not "j. s maintain the "balance of you from pursuing the American dream of realize that they may not be rescued for a long time, so they ' this authority. ' realize Iheir responsibilities to employees look for vegetation. The only tiling they find are coconuts, *-'• ' arms" in the explosive Mid- being your own boss. Probably 400,000 new and to the community.1 - .:•--•;. dle East, which is being There is no indication It will be in Israel's businesses will be started in 1965. and they scour the island for all they can find. In their search, drastically upset by large- case. But it could. , (7) Unwillingness or inability, to dogate they find a little monkey and' adopt him. They pile all {he scale weapons agreements MASSIVE ARAB ARM1NG-A strong rea- But if you are among today's dreamers, authority. This one is' rarely mentioned, but coconuts on the beach, and go to sleep. In the morning, they son it may be is the growing alarm In Wash- realize today what odds you face. Your new Wade emphasizes that "a failure to trust oth- will divide the coconuts equally. ; between Russia, Egypt, ers with responsibility means a failure' to' Syria and Iraq. ington and London over the immense Hood firm has only a 50-50 chance of surviving two "You still,listening? Good, in the middle of the, night, ope. •, of arms Russia is pouring into Egypt, Syria years; your chances are only one out ol three grow." •'••••• .'•••. of the men awakens and realizes that all that stands; tyStwceii^ Under these deals, at and Iraq. •••••; of lasting four years; the odds sink to one out (8) Overestimating personal . ability —. him and death by starvation are those coconuts. So he divfdes ';' cut rates and long-term Among them/they now hay* more than of five that your concern will reach its 10th setting a goal beyond common sense limits the cocbniits%lnto five equal piles, and finds one left over?' credits, the three Arab pow- 2,000jagoviet titles -and around 900 combat birthdays ' '•*•• ' •":' or expanding too fastjj^V'" i.if.c•;,«-•*- ni• .• He throws' this "to the monkey, buries his coconuts in the ers are being massively Why do so many businesses fail? Service- (9) Lack of physical fitness. Personal sand, and goes back to sleep. • - "; armed with hundreds of Further, Egypt has Just concluded a new Master, tihe world's largest home-office main- habits obviously can play a vital role in *€• "In a little while, a second man awakens,, comes to thi;. SCOTT tanks, modern jets and other deal with Moscow for the delivery of more tenance network, is in fife franchising field, success or failure of a business. same decision and, in the dark, divides tie coconuts Into five heavy weapons. ••:');•' ". '\ than $100 million in tanks, planes, naval craft and over the past 15 year's it has launched (10) Unwillingness to make a, commit- equal piles.' He finds one left over, which he throws to the While Britain has indicated willingness to more than BOO m«n in their own businesses. . merit. "The failure has refused to pay the and other armaments In the next two years. r monkey. In turn, each of the remaining men awakens, divides supplant West Germany in providing Israel . .. Intelligence has reported this agreement As a franchise ''parent," the company has price of total involvement, to learn the work the pile into five, buries one in the sand, has One coconit with armor and navel equipment, the back- understandably" analyzed its failures as^well completely, to do his part completely, to help 1 dudes ground-to-ground missiles to com- left over, which'he throws to the monkey. stage talks have notl^esolved die equally im- JSf for shortcomings in Nasser's inef- as its successes, for In the words of Marion his associates as fully as possible, to follow E. Wade, ServiceMaster's board chairinian: "In the morning, all five awaken and pretend that nothing portant question of j«t; interceptors.. rocket program. a tried and successful pattern." . , has happened. They divide the remaining coconuts into.five Israel has proposed the U.S. sell it "more this deal is Hie latest of three the war- "Every; time) one of:our men fails, it The, message of all who have analyzed equal piles and find one left over. They give this to the than 100" F-100 series fight era. So far, the fomenting Egyptian dictator has made with costs us thousands of dollars. It's just good business failures is clear: Before you try monkey. The question is: What is the lowest total of coco- ; Jofanson administration has shied from, a deci- "the Soviet since 1955. Under them he has sense for ui to 'Investigate each pocket of the American dream, ask yourself if you nuts they started with? * - ; sion on that. .•:•.. received the following: failure, if some of oiir. men can build up a have the know-how, the competence, the ex- "I'll stick around the phone for the next five minutes, All the armaments sought by Israel would 1,000 tanks, including some 330 powerful half million'dollars in volume and. some can't perience, the sustained will to success—and Teach. Call me back and give me the answer, also why" . . . .be bought. T-Ws, 400 T-34s, 160 older Stallns and various wobble thrtrogh
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On the mne Conductor Republican meeting held i -during 1964, New Jersey Be at 21 centMl Offices. ihlp Screening Committee lunch- John Stangenberg was tion Monday at tile home of Mrs. [date, the company listed 2,010,- Methodist church hall. A craz; Telephone Co. customers madi New Jersey Bell already ha: ASBURY PARK - Louis Mir- ion in the Cobble Stores restau- welpomed as "a new member of I Donald Keieber. He (poke about 000 business and residence ac- vi4,7O0,OM calls, 4.4 per cam ! announced a 1965 expansion pro- aglia, conductor of the Mori- hat party is planned in April. 0: ant In February. Hostesses at the'Trade Winds club Monday at, the sewerage plan and sidewalks., counts. 1 more than the 1963 average anc gram amounting to $148 million mouth Symphony Orchestra for the refreshment committee wil he past meeting were Mrs. the] home of Mrs. Leslie Parle- Joseph Hermelly discussed theT" a new high In the 38-year historj Mr. Wasson observed that in a< Operating revenues in 1964| 15 years, has submitted his res- Jrace Hyers, Mrs. Dirk Hofman, mail Sr. Mrs. Michael Smith was asphalt plant to be built in Bel- •W Hie company. dition to'improving telephon totaled (439 million, an increase ignation from that position. REGIONAL CONCERT rlrs, Charles Merter- and Mrs. presented with a gift. Present| ford. An Easter egg hunt is service, these expenditures nieai of 7.2 per cent over the previous: This Is one of the highlight! M. H. Goldwasser, orchestra RUMSON — The MonmouU Vline Rausoher. - ' were Mrs. Thomas Wolf, Mrs. planned for residents April 17. new jdbs and new tax ratable year. Operating costs were $362 " of New Jersey Bell's annual re president, announced the appoint- Civic Chorus is giving a free per In the marfy communities served million, up 7.8 per cent from ment of Gilman Collier, formerly 'port for' 1964, issued recently b; formance of "Stabat Mater" b] by the company. ' 1963. associate conductor, as musical E. Horrtsby Wasson, company Antoin Dvorak at Rumsoa-Fai 1 director and conductor, to re-' president. On Jan. 1,1965, New Jerse The cost of telephone service Haven Regional High School Sun : place Mr. Miraglia. In the summary, Mr. Wasson Bell had 3',485,000 telephones i included $146 million in' taxes day, March 21 at 3 p.m. [during 1964, which was approx- Mr. Miraglia, a New Shrews- said: The program will benefit" thi "We have achieved significan Mrs. Harnig Elected imately 33 cents for every bury resident, was instrumental progress in making our service revenue dollar. These taxes, in developing the orchestra, then Student Government Association better as the customer measure: By Aid Squad Auxiliary \yhich include the Federal ex- known as the Spring Lake Sym It is open to the public. It." cis? levy, averaged ' $73.40 per phonetta, to its full stature as a Characterizing1 last year PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs customer for the year. ;ymphony orchestra giving reg- Mr. Collier, a graduate Wfelesme, Spring! a year of record accomplish Gus Hornig ' was elected presi A reduction of $2.7 million in ular subscription concerts in As- Harvard University, studied un bury Park. ment" tor New Jersey Bell, hi dent of the First Aid Squad Aux the federal income tax was large- der such musicians as Hinde painted out thai: ly offset by the new state surtax During this period, many emi- mith, Koussevitsky, and Mon liary Monday. "The telephone job in 1964 led on public utilities which nent concert artists have per- teux. For the remaining tw ... AND INVITI: CUSTOMERS TO YOUR DOOR OS to undertake and carry oul Others elected were Mrs. Rich amounted to $2.4 million, Wesson formed as soloists with the or- concerts of the season, gues the largest expansion and im- ard Grabowskl, vice president: noted. chestra >— including Gary Graff-! soloists will be Martin Canin provement program in the his- Mrs. Robert Drake, secretary, New Jersey Bell required some man, Julius Katfchen, Michael pianist, and Leonard Rose, cell tory of the Company." Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, treas $75 million of new capital dur> Rabin, Tossy Spivakovsky, and ist. In addition, Mr. Collier wi! ADVERTISE ilv THE DAILY REGISTER'S New Jersey Bell spent $134 urer; Mrs. Thomas Minor, finan Ing the year. The company Claude Frankr give a children's concert for th< million on new buildings am dal secretary; Mrs. Kenneth issued $33 million in capital Mr. Collier, Oakhurst, is a plan- Ocean Township PTA April 20 equipment during the year, Mr. MacLennon, Mrs. George Ruta stock to increase the total out- st, composer, teacher, and since during which he will narrat Wasson said. Included were th and Mrs, Joseph Hanf, trustees standing amount to $600 million. the beginning of the concert sea- and conduct a special prograri start or completion of 13 centra and Mrs. Robert Petbit,' public Debentures remained at $190 mil- son, was associate conductor. for children. "Annual Spring Fashion Edition" ,ty. lion, while short term debt at the Mrs. Olga EaStimond and Mrs close of tihe year amounted to Add to the Value GrabowsW were appointed dele [$50 million. of your home with gate* to the Gold Cross meeting: a low-cost Home TUESDAY, MARCH 23rd WHY PAY and Mrs. Howard ReCorr anc Improvement Loan Mrs. Joseph Dorgan, alternates Heads GOP Club YOU PAY HOMTHLV MORE? Mrs. Theresa Schade was ap- WEST LONG BRANCH-Charles TALK IT UP!... Here ha ready made mo. pointed as chaplain. R. Ritscher was installed as pres- HOUSE m ident of the Young Republican 11M • 1171 Mrs! Harold Smith, Mrs. Lid- 1«.17 sales tool to kick off y9ur "Spring Club here last night. an eratoral DeMarco, and Mrs. Ed- Other officers installed included 68X7 : ward Pruskiewicz 'were wel MONEY Selling Season." Arthur Hennessey, vice president: AHiury Park • p«d COPY DEADLINE: 5:00 P. 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RW ttel*^ j 153 Hift Avtrnw, Atlantic Highlands I THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, Uu& U, 196S-4 Schedule PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ST. IAMES CATHOUC row manxstuN UnHEX MEMORIAL CONGREGATION MAI ISRAEL IT. JOWTS EPHC9TAL Red Bank Red Baak Re4 Btck C«py Deadline UKBMN Rumaon UtOe Silver "What Authority Has the Bible The parable of the prodigal the second Sunday in Lent will AH retfttw'-MM ft* he!* •umton Lata SafcbaU) Evt service* will Sunday, I a/n., Holy Com- Services wW be at fcM and 11 (Wttsari Syatd) Today?" will be thq .sermon topic son is featured in this week's be celebrated Sunday with a sung 4M la tfca Fftday ScbtMt t« begin tonight at 1:30. Rabbi Jack munion; 9:30 a.m., morning a,m. Sunday, tad Rev. Harvey C New Shrewsbury e* Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster Bible Lesson on "Substance" to Mass at 10: JO In the church. Oth- tdttttw Serrleat Mast be la M. Rotoff will preach on "Purim, prayer and sermon. At tU* sanM Doule. Jr., «tt| preach on "A Sunday school and Bible dassea at the 9: IS and 11 a.m. services be read Sunday. Rejoicing to er Masse* will be recited Masses Tfce Rtflster ttttc* ty MM tf Thtn and Now." Cantor Sldnt) hour there are services in tht Prophet Whosa Word la Trut.' meet at I ajn. Rev. Danlti D. Sunday. Rev. Albert T. Woodward his son's return, the father said: with hymns at 8 and 9:15 a.m. tt* icnHaj Taertay. Scharff will chant the liturgy, parish hall for preschool chil- Church school will m«at at *M Rtinhaimar wttl preach at the assistant minister, will assist. "For this my son was dead, and and noon in the church, plus re- Constance Hubtr, daughter of Mr. dren, for the first three grades, and II a.m. Senior High Fettow- 19:30 ajn. terviet. The Walther At 12: IS p.m., the Young Adults is alive again; he was lost, and cited Mams at 5:45 and 6:45 in BAPTIST tad MM. Herman Huber, will cele- and nursing care. 11 ajn., mom- ahtp will meat In the toungs, and League will attend the Christian will meet. is found" (Luke 15). the church and 8:30, 9:45 and 11 RadBank , brate her bat mltzvah and will ing prayer and aeroon. Tbi* Junior fflgh FeHowehJp la Room Growth Conference at St. John's a.m. and 12:15 pjn. in the audi- Rev. Stanley E. Mwjridgt, pat* chant the prophetic portion of tervice it sung by the recently At 5:30 p.m., all high school How everyone must eventually 2, at 7:11 pjn. Church, Bound Brook. torium. tor, wiU preach at the 11 a.m. the week. Ctndlelighting time organized adult choir. Students, Youth Week observance. find the "substance" of his own Tuasday, at 10 a.m., me prayer Tht Lenten service will bt held service Sunday. Ha wtH be as- 5:39 p.m. At 6 p.m., communicants class life is bought out in the Chris- The sacrament of baptism will fMowthip wlU meet in tht Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., Holy Com- sisted by the associate pastor, A will be held. tian Science textbook: "It Is oriy be administered at 1:30 Sunday. loungt; tt 1 p.m., Lydta Cirdt tin calendar for tht weak: Sabbath morning service* to- munion. Rev. La* A. Morris. Church At 7; 30 p.m., communicants by acknowledging the luprernacy Lenten dairy Mast from Mon- wiH meat In the horn* of Mrs. morrow art at 9:15 for tht junior School meets at »:45 a.m. also Monday: 9:30 a.m., Women's Thursday, 8:30 p.m., litany and Class B and 7th Grade Fellowship of Spirit, which annuls the claims day to Friday it celebrated at Joe E. DanMs, II Rldg* Rd. and primary congregations and win crib room taciHtiM tad Evangelism Group meats; sermon. Father WooUey of St. of matter, that mortals can la; 6:25, 7 and 8 in the morning and Rumson, tad at I pjn,, th» at 10 o'clock for the adults. RaWbi will meet.. classes V$ through adult The p.m., board of «Mtn mett James Church, Eatontown, will off mortality and find the indis- also at I in the evening. On Sat- finance eommitttt wttl maet in Rosoff will preach on the portion Tonight: 8 p.m., a record hop soluble spiritual link which es- lay leaden meet for nraytr at Tuesday: 4 p.m., church school be die preacher. will be held in Westminster Hal urday the evening Mass will be the kws|a. and confirmation daattt; I p.m of the week and Cantor Scharff tablishes man forever in the di- substituted by a 9 o'clock room- 9:30 urn. in the Clayton room. for high school students. Wednesday, at I:M a.m., Faith- Sunday school teachers meeting. will chant the liturgy. PRESBYTERIAN vine likeness, inseparable from ing Mass. Senior High and Older Youth will Monday: 9 a.m., Tower Hi his creator" (Science and Health meet win the pastor at 10 a.m. Hope Circle will matt In the Thursday: adult class meets in The elementary and high school Lincroft The sacrament of penance will Co-operative Nursery School; 9:30 with Key to the Scriptures, by in his study. The Juniors meet loungt; at S p.m., ttie Friendship Utt parsonage- clatset and the Talmud cla Sunday school is held at 8:30 be administered Saturday from a.m., prayer group will meet; Mary Baker Eddy, p. 491). with the pastor In the Middler Circle will meet In the lounge; at have been canceled for Sunday. a.m. Rev. William J. Mills wiH 8 pjm., board of stewards meets 4 to 6 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. The room at 5 pjn.. and the Junior i p.m., tht CMnmunlcant't class JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES A Purim carnival wiH be held preach on "The Human Disease," sacrament is also administered wiU meet In the lounge, and tt Fair Haven at Ae 11 a.m. service Sunday. Tuesday: 8 p.m., Miriam Circle CONGREGATION BETH Highs with Sev. Mr. Morris in touting at 2:30 p.m. daily from 7:30 to 8 a.m. and I ),m . a Lenten devotional serv- Tilt public Bible talk Sunday The Westminster Youth Fellow- will meet in the home of Mrs. SHALOM Us office at S p.m. Junior, Jr. t The Bnal Israel Tweentrs will after (he Lenten Mass Monday ice will be held in the sanctuary. tt 4 p.m. will be "How to Pray ship will attend a rally for tha Howell George, Jr., 63 Bingham Red Bank Hi and Sr. Hi BYF groups meet meet Monday at 7 pjn. The board evening. and Bt Heard by God." The Red Bank Council in the Red Ave., Rumson. Oandlelighting time tonight I at 6:15, followed by the Sunday of education will meet at 8 p.m. speaker will be George Aljian Bank Methodist Church. Robert Wednesday: 9 a.m., Tower Hi! 5:39 p.m. Satibath eve service The novena devotion In honor evening praise service at 7:30 METHODIST Tuesday at 8 p.m., the Sister- The Watchtowtr Bible study wil Skinner, a member of me Un- Co-operative Nursery School; 9: IS are at 8 o'clock. Rabbi Henry of Mary's Miraculous Medal will pjm. in the chapel. The Senior Oakhurst hood board will meet. follow at 5: IS p.m. on "The Dead croft Church, will be one of tht a.m., missionary education pro- lieberman's sermon topic will be be heM Monday before the Mass Highs will hold a recreation pe- Confirmation citstes for boys Purim (the Festival of Lots) Who Are in Line for Resurrec- leaders in the discussion group. gram for combined rooming cir- "The Scouts Heritage." The serv- at ft in the evening. riod Monday evening In Fellow- and (iris who will be 12 years will begin with the reading of tion." The film, "Songs for a Small cles of Women's Association; ices wiU honor the Scout move- The Confraternity of Christian ship Hall. The Women's Fellow- «*" agt by Easter will begin on Hie Megillah on Wednesday at Plant," will be shown after a 12:30 p.m., missionary educatio: ment. Doctrine will function with the ship executive board will meet Sunday at 6 p.m. The young peo- Tuesday at 8 p.m., regular 7:30 p.m Sidney Katman wi following activities: Thursday Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Mary E. ple will study the history, mean- Biblt studies will be held at the supper. program for combined afternoon Salbbath services for the Junior read the Book of Esther. evening at 8:30, the school of Re- Mount Fellowship Hall. Church ing, doctrine, symbols and the following locations: 58 Forman A Lenten service will be held circles of Women's Association; congregation tomorrow are at 9 Thursday at 12:30 p.m. the ligion for Adufu, open to non- school workers and teachers will present program and opportuni- St., Fair Haven; 10 St. Mary's Wednesday, March 17, at 8 p.m. 8 pjm., Naomi Circle will meet a.m. Senior services' are at 9:30 Golden Age Group will meet. CamoUcs and Catholic* will be hold their Bible study session in ties in the church. Their text- PI. and 11 Clinton PI., Red Bank; in the church. This will be the in the home of Mrt. Philip Hein- a.m. At 9 p.m., the congregation The adult education committee conducted by Father Anderson in the home of Mrs. John Alexan- books wiU bt the Bible, member- 114 Springdala Ave,, New Shrews- lein, 165 Branch Ave., Red will have its annual Purim ball will meet at 8 p.m. The adult preparation for one great hour me High School hail; the Gram- der, 705 West Front St., River ship manuals and specially pre- Bank; S p.m., Ruth Circle will at the synogague. bury, 69 Lincoln St., Falrview Hebrew course will start at 8:45 of sharing. The film, "Profiles of meet in the home of Mrs. Haroli mar School of Refcgfon meets Sat- Plaza. The midweek service of pared booklets. The class wil be and 144 Seventh Ave., Atlantic p.m. Promiie," will be shown. The teenage discussion group Elting, 22 Manor Dr., Red Bank; urday morning at 9:30 and the prayer and Bible study is Wednes- taught by Rev. Dr. John D. Highlands. DaMy evening services are a1 will meet Sjmdaya$7 p.m. day at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel. 8:15 p.m., the second in a series High School of religion will be Blair, pastor. Tht Ministry School and serv- 7:30. LUTHERAN ol Lenten lectures. The board'-oT education meets taught Thursday evening at 7 in Sunday morning, Dr. Blair will ice meeting will bt at 7:25 p.m West Long Branch Monday at 7 p.m. Cabrini House. CHRIST EPISCOPAL preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Thursday. HOLY COMMUNION "How To Live" wiil be the AJW.E. ZION The Purim party for children Shrewsbury service* on "Th» Lenten Call." EPISCOPAL Mrmon theme at tht 9:30 a.m. Red Bank will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN Tomorrow morning, Rev. Church school will bt held tt 1:30 CONGREGATION BROTHERS Fair Haven and )1 a.m. services Sunday. Sunday school meets at 9:4 Eatontown Ronald G. Albury will hold an and 11 «.m. OF ISRAEL Holy Communion wiH be cele- Church school meets at 9:15 a.m. a.m. Rev. Thomas H. Coursey ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Sunday services will be con- Ember Day celebration of Hory The Jr. Hi Methodist Youth Long Branch brated Sunday at 8 o'clock. The and the Luther League at 7 will preach at the 11 a.m. serv- Red Bank ducted at 11 a.m. by Rev. Rob- Communion at 9 a.m. in the Fellowship and «M Senior Meth- Candlellghting time is 5:41 p.m 9:30 family service wiH be Holi p.m. 1 ice on "The Lenten Rememr Services Sunday will begin with ert W. Reed, Church school meets church. odist Youth Fellowship wiH meet today. Kabbalos Shabbos terv- Communion and sermon by Rev. Monday, the Miriam Circle at 9:45 a.m. trance." Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m., Sunday The first two services Sunday at 7 p.m. in Fellowship HaH. The kses will be held at 5:45. Charles R. Lawrence. Church m»eu at 8 p.m. school 9:30 a.m. and choral Eu- Calendar for the week: Sabbath morning services be- The Lenten service will be will be devoted to the rites of Sr. MYF will hold it* second school fe also at this time. The Tuesday at 1 p.m. the Happy charist and sermon 9:30. Rev. Saturday: 10 a.m., youth com- gin at 8:30, tt which time Rabbi 11 o'clock service wiH bt mom- Wednesday at 8 p.m. fa Reevey- the Eucharist, beginning with the Leitten devotions and breakfast Hour* Club for Senior Citizens Earl B. Scott is vicar in charge. municant dais. Rafael G. Grossman will speak ing prayer and sermon. I town A.M.E. Zion Church. 8 ajn. service which will not Wednesday at I ajn. meets, and the PriscMa circle A meeting of the entire congre- Sunday: 6 p.m., United Pres- on "This We Must Remember," Calendar for the week: include sermon nor music. The Hie Ethel Circle of the WSCS Tonight at 8 o'clock, St. Rev. gation will be held immediately byterian Youth meet in the home In observance of Shabboa Zachor, meets at 8:30 p.m. 9 a.m. parish Eucharist wiH be will meet In the home of Mrs. Alfred L. Banytrd wW make his Monday: 7 p.m., trustees board after the 9:30 service to deter- of Mrs. Helen RanMn, Long the Sabbath of Remembrance Wednesday the mid-week presented for the whole parish Raymond Bring, 333 Park Ave,, annual visitation to the.parish. meeting; 8 p.m:, building turn" mine whether the congregation Branch; Mark Siegal, son of Mr. and Mrs Lenten service is at 7:30 p.m. family, beginning and ending Oakhunt, Itotday at 10 a.m Following the confirmation serv- committee meets, Young Adult shall become incorporated. Girl Nathan Stegal, will lead the with the pastor, Rev. W. Robert Tuesday: 8 p.m., Gleaner and with the formal procession of and the Wesley OircU In the ice, a reception for the bishop Club meets in the home of Mr. Scout Sunday will also be Ob- Musaif service. Junior congrega- Oswald, preaching on "Picture Session meetings. with the formal procession of both home of Mrs. Elmer Hurley, 219 and new conflrmands will be held and Mrs. John W. Barren, Gill- served Sunday. Sunday evening tion will be held at 10 a.m. The of the Man of Sorrows" in tha the St. Mary's and St. Gregory's Efceron Blvd., Oakhuntt, at 8 in the parish house. ville La. service will be prayer wi-Bi the METHODIST rabbi's Talmud course will begin series on "Old Testament Pic- Choirs and clergy. Seminarian p.m. Wednesday morning at 9:30 Episcopal Young Churchmen. at 5:15 p.m. and will be followed tures of the-Redeemer. Saturday: 11 a.m., annual din- Eatontown Jenkins will be the narrator of will be the regular midweek serv- The Methodist Men wilt hold by Mincha and Shalosh Beudos ner of the Flower Club. Rev. Ranald G. Albury oi Services will be conducted Sun- the Eucharist. ice of Holy Communion and heal day at 10:45 a.m. by Rev. Eldrich their monthly dinner meeting at 5:45. ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER Christ Church, Shrewsbury, wil Rev. Mr. Albury will preach on Ing. At 7:30 p.m., wHl be th HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN C. Ompbell. The sermon topic Wednesday at 7 p.m. Th« speak- Sunday morning, teenage TNT EPISCOPAL exchange pulpits with Father "Holy Communion" at the 9 a.m er will be Rev. Norman R. R(- office of evening prayer. Rumaon Red Bank Scott of St. Thomas Church will be "Christ and Culture.' service will be held at 10 o'clock, and tha 11:15 a.m. morning ley, pastor of St. John's Meth' On Thursday evening, tht par- There will be a celebration of Fajmijy service is Sunday at Wednesday evening, at 7:30 p.m. Church school meets at 9:30 a.m Dally services are: Mornings, prayer service. odist Church, Hadet. ishwide stewardship dinner wiU die Holy Communion at 8 a.m. 9:20 and the service at 11 a.m. The class will meet for instruc- Calendar for the week: Sunday, 8:30 and weekdays, 6:45, be held. Rev. Harold Homberger will Tomorrow: 7:30 p.m., adult Church school will begin at Midweek prayer and Bible and evenings, 5:45. Sunday in the chantry. At 9:30 tion with Fattier Afcury. 9:30 a.m. for (he kindergarten preach on "What Is Man." Sun- membership class. study will bt heM Wednesday at Sunday morning, the students a.m., family service with an ad- Holy Eucharist is celebrated through first grade and at 10:30 PRESBYTERIAN day school is at 9:20 a.m. Sunday: fourth annual confer- 7:30 pjn. ' of the I. Lajowitr Hebrew Insti- dress by the associate rector, daily at 7 a.m. during the Len- a.m. for the upper grades, In- Shrewsbury ence meeting beginning with cov- tute wiH leave by chartered bus Rev. Robert S. Baker. At There will be a special study ten season. oluding the teen class of semi- The WSCS annual dessert and Rev. John R. Collins will preach ered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. to New York City, to attend a 10:30 a.m., Robert D. McKee wiD group at the matins service narian Harold Jenkins and tdt fashion show will be held Thurs- at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services Tuesday: 8 p.m., meeting for Purim festival in song and dance play a recital on the Mary Owen Wednesday at(10 ajn. The Len- adult group taught by the rector. day, March 18, at 12:30 p.m. in Sunday on "Gamblers With A TRINITY EPISCOPAL visitors tor every member can- at the 924 St. "YMHA. They will Borden Memorial carillon. Morn- ten service will be at 8 p.m. The Schedule of Lenten devotion- Fellowship Hall. Fashions will RedBanlf vass. ' ., also visit a matzoh bakery and Goal" Elder Raymond W. Sahn, ing prayer and sermon by the ; topic ^JyiHtbe^'Uie Cross in His- Is: Monday at 5 p.m. evening be presented by SpuAach'i. ; Holy Eucharist wilt be cele- Wednesday: 6:30 p.m., Method- tour a sttt at Jewish interest. Jr., will assist the minister. associate rector at 11 a.m. At 4 tory." ; .;! " • rgjratj Tuesday, at 6:30 a.m. Church school is at 9:30 and II p.m. ne men and boy choir win brated at 8 a.m. Sunday. Church ist Men?s dub m»((js,.:;8 REFORMED Monday evening, the Institute Calendar for the week: Holy XorrimuBtorf and breakfast a.m. The adult Bible school is al sing a service of evensong. school and Holy Eucharist wilt Lenten service. New Shrewsbury for AcMt Jewish Studies will MM for students and working people; 9:30a.m. *v* Tomorrow: 10 a.m., confirms be at 9:15 a.m. Morning prayer "The Woman Who Overcame classes at 7:15. Wednesday at 8 n,m. evensong Calendar for the week: rion instruction. and sermon by the rector, Rev ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOUC Her Provincialism" wiS be the .Sunday: 7:30 pjh., Loyal So- with the preacher, Rev. Earl B, Sunday: 6:30 p.m., Junior and Canon Charles H. Best will be Eatontown ' sermon topic Sunday. Rev. It* IT. LUKE'S METHODIST Scott, vicar of St. Thomas Senior Fellowship* meet •.dety meeting. . • .; at H a.m. Sunday Masses will be cele- ae C. Rottertberg wUl preach at Long Branch Church .In Red Bank, and Fri- Tuesday: 8:15 p.m., adult Len- Matjns service is heM daily at Alcoholics Anonymous and roe brated at 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 the 9:30 morning devotions and At tht 111-«. service Sunday, day at 9 a.m. Holy Communion. ten group and the executive com- TO a.TO. with the exception of Al-Anon group will meet at 9 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. the 10:30 a.m. service. Rev. J. Courtney Hayward will mittee of the session meet. Thursday and Saturday. p.m. Monday. Daily Masses will be at 6:30 The eighth grade confirmation preach on the topic, "The Be EMMANUEL BAPTIST Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., morning The Woman's Guild will meet and 9 a.m., except Saturday when class meets Monday at <:45 p.m. loved Disciple." Sunday school Atlantic Highlands circle meets, in the loungt and CALVARY BAPTIST Tuesday at 2 p.m. The speaker Mass will be offered at 8, and The consistory meatt at 8 p.m. is at 1:45 a.m. Red Bank Sunday services are at 11 aim. Martha Cirdt metts in the horn will be Mrs. Alfred C. Beck, who 9 a.m. The high school confirmation At the 7 p.m. tervice, Rev. Mr. Rev. Robert P. Bail will preach and 7:30 p.m., Rev. Dr. Howard of Mrs. George Benson, Birch- will give an illustrated lecture on The sacrament of baptism will clatt meets Thursday at 7:30 Hayward will present the second Sunday at the 11 a.m. service M. Ervin will preach at both. wood Ct., New Shrewsbury. 'Tour of the Holy Land." be administered Sundays at 1 p.m. message on the theme, "One Wit- Sunday school will meet at 9:30 p.m. A prayer meeting precedes the ness In One World." With Wil- Thursday: 1:30 p.m., afternoon Holy Eucharist will be cele- Tht Junior Hi Fellowship a.m. BTU and BYF will meet at Confessions will be heard Sat- evening' service at 7 o'clock liam Scott presiding, Judy Har- circle meeti. fl p.m. brated at 8 and 10 am. Wednes- the Sisterhood. meets Friday evening 7:90 pjn. Friday: t p.m., Women's As- day. The service of heating will urdays and the eves of Holy Days vey, president of the Methodist Calendar for the week: Sunday school is at 9:45 a/n. sociation card party m Blair Hall. be at 8:30 and 10:30 ajn. The at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 Youth Fellowship, will give the . Monday: 8 p.m., Virginia Club The postponed night of prayer MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE Sea Scouts meet at 7:30 p.m., to 8:30 p.m., and before daily crating prayer, Fred Salter will will meet. will be held In the .parsonata at Shrewsbury • EMBURY METHODIST and at 8 p.m. there will be even- Masses if requested, read the Scripture lesson. Thom- 9 o'clock tonight. Sabbath Eve service* will, be Little Silver Tuesday: 8 p.m., Men's Club song and meditation. Calendar for the week: - as Vming wiU lead- in the song- ' meeting. Bible class meets Monday at held this evening tt 8:30. Rabbi service and Clarence Reynolds Sunday school meets at 9:30 Holy Eucharist will be cele- Today: 8 p.m., stations of the in this Wednesday: 7 p.m., Bible »• p.m. Richard F. Steiofcrink win bt as- will be the soloist. a.m. Rev. Ralph Barrett will brated at 10 a.m, Friday.' cross. class; 8 p.tn., midweek prayer Saturday: 3:30 p.m., Knights of The Ladies' Fellowship meet- sisted by members of the JTTY preach at the 11 a.m. service. serviced the Altar meet. ing will be held Tuesday at 10:30 youth group who have written an The Lenten service will be held quiet CHURCH OF CHRIST CALVARY BAPTIST Friday; 7 pm., general In- Tuesday: 3:30 p.m., catechism a.m. original service and who will be Wednesday at,8 p.m. Rev. Mr. Red Bank Oceanport struction class; 8 p.m., teach- Jassea for New Shrewsbury, Midweek prayer service is on participants. David Cohen will Barrett wiH preach on "Abra- The sermon topic for the 11 A Sunday school contest is be- place.. ers' meeting. Shrewsbury Township and Wednesday at 8 p.m. The report preach the sermonett*. Charles ham, Man of Faith." a.m. service Sunday will be ing held through April 11. The Shrewsbury children in the Al- meeting will follow. Woolf, Warren Smith, Barbara "Rock of Ages." It will be de- contest has been arranged by The Bible study is Tuesday at FIRST METHODIST fred Vail Homes; 8 p.m., Miracu- ' The Pioneer GHrs meet at fol- Scheiman, Linda Kramer ahd livered by C. J. Klrkpatricfc, min- Roy Webb of Calvary Baptist, 1 p.m. Membership dats meet; Red Bank loui Medal novena in honor of lows: Explorers, Tuesday at 6:45 Steven Phillips wiH be tht youth ister. The Communion table will Robert Aumueller of Baptist Tab- at 3:45 p.m. ..'.'• Rev. Kerry Robb wiU preach the Blessed Mother; 8:30 p.m., p.m.; Pilgrims, Thursday at 3:- ushers. be presided over by Charles ernacle, South Belmar, and Irv- at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services Catholic information class. 30 p.m.; and Colonists, Friday Crawn. "Power With God" will Saturday: 9 a.m., the religious ag A. Gemmell, First Baptist FAITH REFORMED Sunday on ''Jesus' Attitude To- Wednesday: 7 p.m., High at 6:30 p.m. school will meet. Church, Wall Township. 1 be the topic for the sermon at Hadet ward the Things of this World.' School of Religion classes for all Bhe 6:30 service and will be pre- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday: the Men's Club will Sunday school begins at 9:45 Confirmation Oast I will mett Rev. Earl Hampton will assist freshmen, and sophomore and sented by Kenneth Noland of Lin- Atlantic Highlands hold a fathtMMId breakfast in a.m. and the morning service at at 4 o'clock this afternoon. At at the 9:30 service and Rev. W. junior girls, and 8:15 for all sen- croft. , Rev. Richard B. Anderson wiH At religious school building; 7 U. 8:30 p.m., there will b* a mother Gordon Lowden will assist at II. ors and sophomore and junior Bible classes meet Sunday at preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. p.m., the Jr. Youth Group will and daughter apajfbettf dinner. abookmay ' There will be an early service boys. UNITARIAN The special guest will be Rev. of Holy Communkur-at 8:30 a.m. 10 ajn. and Thursday at 7:30 services Sunday. Church school meet. Thursday: 2:45 p.m., catechism Lincroft Eugene Gregory, chalk artist.' This Sunday wlU be an obseiv p.m. will meet at 9:30 a.m. Youth Monday: 4:15 pin., Hebrew classes for Batontown children Rev. Harold R. Dean will Tomorrow, junior choir rehear- teread •nee of the Girl Scouts of Ameri- 'ellowthip wiH meet at 7 pjn. class will meet. grades 1-3; 4 p.m., classes for preach Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. sal at 10 a.m. ca. .. ST. AOTHONY'S CATHOUC Wednesday - Bible Group will Tuesday: 1:30 p.m., the board \ Red Bank grades 4-8; 8:30 p.m., Catholic in meet at 8 p.m. service on "The Suburban Rat- Sunday: Sunday school classes that can Sunday: 5:30 p.m.. Council of ormation class. of trustees will meet. at 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Wor- Sunday Masses will be ceie Thursday — the Deacons will Race: The Sociodrama of a Mar- Churches youth program; 6 p.m.; ship services are at 9:30 and 1 brated at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 have Visitation Night at 7:30. riage." Church school is held at / confirmation class; 7 p.m., Inter- ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL 10:30 a.m. There will be a con- a.m. The junior choir will sing free you o'clock. Dally Masses are cele- Saturday — The Couples Club mediate Youth Fellowship "par- Eatontown Navesink the anthem at 9:30 and the se- brated at 7 and 8 a.m. The will hold the annual "Young In gregational dinner at 7 o'clock ents' night;" 8 p.m., the mem- Holy Eucharist will be cele- Sunday, 8:30 a.m., Holy Com- in the church. nior choir at the 11 a.m. services. sacrament of baptism Is admini Heart" dinner at 6 p.m. munion; 9:30, Holy communion from fear bership class and Wesley Fellow- brated Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m. There will be a religious edu- Rev. Theodore C. Muller will stered Sunday at 12:45 p.m. and church school; 11 im, morn- ship meetings. Family service and sermon by CENTRAL BAPTIST cation committee meeting in the have as his sermon topic "How feu may have passed by this Sacrament' of Penance, every Ing prayer with sermon by the Tomorrow: 9:30 ajn., board of Rev. Stanley M. Wodlley, Jr., at church on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. to Lose Your Soul." At 5:30 pjn quiet place many times-bat Saturday from 4:30 to 6 and 7:30 Atlantic Highlands rector. trustees meeting, 10. a.m. Church school meets at Sunday school meets at 9:45 The "Introduction to Unitari- there will be a meeting of the bmpercrenteredtt.Tetb.ere to 9 p.m. iMbnday, Wednesday and Fri- 10 a.m. *M. Pastor Harry W. Kraft wil! Weekday tauten service* art at anism" discussion group will Pilgrim Youth Fellowship in the in tint peaceful room, read* Miraculous Medal devotion* in day: 8:15 a.m., week day nursery Holy Communion wiH be cele- preach at the 11 txa. service on teUowt: meet on Thursday at 8:30 p.tn. educational wing of the church for you w read, is a book thai conjunction with the Lenten serv- meets. brated during Lent according to "Saved By Grace," and wiH bring Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Com- in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday: Tht Adutt Biblt Class ices ate conducted every Monday has freed many thousands Tuesday: 10 a.m., the interde- the following schedule:, Monday the meditation at the 7:30 p.m. munion; 7:30 pjm. litany and Robert Gunkel, 12 Kings Hwy.. will meet at 8:30 p.m. evening at 7:30. from fur and worry-hti nominational prayer and study and Saturday, 11 a.m., Tuesday service. evening prayer, and Friday, 5:30 Middletown. Wednesday: Lenten services at Perpetual novena in honor at riven them renewed couraw . group meets; 1 p.m., adult class and Friday, 10 a.m., Wednesday, Calendar for the week: p.m. litany and evening prayer. The current affairs discussion 8 p.m. At 8:30 p.m.. there wiU It. Anthony every Tuesday eve- ind strength to go forward, studying "Genesis" meets; 8 p.m. 9 a.m. followed by healing serv- Sunday: 6:30 p.m., Pilgrims. Adult Confirmation class meets group will meet on Friday, be a Sunday school teachers ting at 7:30. i t can do this for you. the property committee, the Wes- ice of unction; and Thursday, 7 Pioneers, Ambassadors and Bapt- in the parish house Wednesday March 19 at 7 p.m. in the home training session. Stations of the cross during "he place is the Christian ley Fellowship, and the Lenten ist Youth Fellowship meet. evening at I o'clock. . of Mifi Janet Wennik, 385 Ocean Tburtday: Confirmation Class school for adults will meet. Lent every Friday evening at Science Reading Room; the Tuesday: 8 p.m., Philathea Blvd., Long Branch. II will meet at 7 pjn. Senior :30. took, Science and Health Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., the REFORMED Group will meet in the home of FEDERATED Choir rehearsal is at 8 p.m. Classes for the grammar school rith Key to the Scriptures Bible class meets; 7:30 p.m., Colts Neck Mrs. Elmer Gawler, 71 East Lin- Holmdel CHRIST METHODIST lyMary Baker Eddy, young adults' dinner meeting. pupils are conducted every day Morning service at 11 o'clock coln Ave., Atlantic Highlands. A food sale wiH bt held by the Fair Haven METHODIST (top at a Christian Science Thursday: 10 a.m., sewing from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and Sat- Sunday, with Rev. Samuel La Wednesday: 7:45 p.m., mid- Ladies' Aid Society tomorrow Sunday school meets at 9:80 Navetlnk iteadinf Room soon; read the group meets; 11:30 inn. and 1:30 irday morning at 9:30. Penta occupying' the pulpit. week prayer meeting. from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. a.m. Rev. James C. Ruppert wiH Rev. John Fulton will bring p.m., luncheon served by Circle The High school students meet Church school is at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school is btU at 9:45 preach at the 8:30 and 11 am the metiagt at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- BMeand&aeiuaandHealU, N. of the Woman's Society of ewery Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Monday, Covenant life dan CHRISTIAN SCIENCE am. "What WW You do with services on "Iht Growing Coo day service. Sunday school meets ii U» quiet, mdktabed »V Christian Service; 8 pjn., official church hall and the school house, meeti at t p.m. Bowling at SOCIETY Jesui," wHlbt tht tint of tht Wet." at 10:45 ajn. motphere prontod for jot board meeting. Chestnut St. HoweU Lanes at 9 pjm. Atlantlo Highlands sermon pfttauted by-Rtv. Thom- Calendar for tie week: Borrow this boot; tm «f Tb» TWrd Order of St. Francl* Tuesday, Claudia and Eunice Church service and Sunday as H. McNally at me 11 a.m. Sunday: 5 p.m.. Youth Senior PILGRIM BAPTIST wffl meet Sunday, March 14 at Circle' meet In the home of Mrs. school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- service Sunday. High Fellowship meets. CHRIST CHURCH Edition $4. Ptperw ,. Red Bank , 2:30 rJ.tn. in church. Robert Gumley, Homeland Dr., 8 day's testimony meeting Is at Youth Fellowship meets in Fel- Tuesday: noon, luncheon in METHODIST UQOa 9I.W. Sunday school will meet at 10 p.m. lowship Kali Sunday at 7 p.m. Fellowship Hall for the Method- 8:15 p.m.' Reading room hours 190 RIDOI 1OAD a,m. Sunday. Rev. H. L. Morgan CALVARY BAPTIST Wednesday, Sarah Circle meets ire Tuesday and Saturday from The Girls' Rifle Club meets Mon- ist Home. will preach at the 11:30 a.m. serv- Oceanpqrt in the home of Mrs. Carl Dahl- to 4 p.m. except holidays. day at 8:30 p.m. in Fellowship •AIR HAVIM Christian Science ice. Senior.Missionaries will have Rev. Paul N. Smith will preach bom, Woodland Dr., at 10 a.m., Hall, ORDER MEETS SUNDAY a variety program Sunday at 3 Sunday at the 11 o'clock morning and Esther Circle meets in the METHODIST Th« congregational committee RED BANK - The Third Order . SVNDAY- READING p.m. BTO will meet at 6 p.m. service. Bible school begins at home of Mrs. Mervin Heiser, Atlantic Highlands , will meet in the parsonage Tuei- of St. Francis of St. Anthony's ROOM Monday, 8 p.m., Bible class '•" a,rn, , Youth Fellowship Woodland Dr., Scobeyville, at 1:30 Sunday school meets at 9:30 1ay at 8 p.m. Fraternity will meet Sunday at WORSHIP at will'meit • - •••'•*:•••'• groups meet at 8: JO p.m., m. Adult Bible study dais a.m. Rev. Robert H. HeuUtt will; The Boya' Rifle dub meets 2:30 p.m. in St. Anthony's Catho- 1:30 A.M. end II A.M. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.;- prayer followed by the evening lervice meets at 9:30 ».m, .,,, preach at the 11 a.m. service on Wednesday at I: JO p.m. in fel- lic Church. New member* have- 209 BROAD ST. meeting. New members' cltw. , r .Wao. r . • .*•' , Thursday, Midweek Lenten "A Forgiving Judge." lowship Hall, wen asked to be there at 2 pjn. CHURCH SCHOOL Friday, 7:30 p.m., Sunday The Hour of Falrh li Thursday service tit JUMP- The sermon The otSdal board meets Moo- A Ltntendayotlonal atrvica will lor lattructioni. Council ntanv Hon. thru «at 134* W'M&Mmeant!*'™" Hm-pM^^' «• ^ '-*•• it endtled Tbit Very Day." day all putt. L'<:'- •;•.•••.<-:.•;.;-! ihaMWtffiMadayatl«.m. hart rtport t» AJtfFrUayEtt.T:lM:ir , M«KA 12, 1965 THE DAILY BEGISTER Plan 10-Year Reunion Of Middletown Class - A committee Anyone with information con his been farmed to prepare far cerning the whereabouts of these • 10-yev reunion at the Class alumni are asked to contac of 1*5 of Middletown Township Mrs. CurcMn. Oleg Cassini Says High School. Mrs. diaries (Peggy) Cur- dun, 158 Rumson Rd., Little Sil- Altar Society ver, chairman of the event, as- sisted by six other members of Women of America, Unite! the class: Mrs Dominidc (Joan) Plans Social God bless America. Where else advanced cases, can make it look latest guise it comes to us as MeHcia, Mrs. Lyman (Gail) RED BANK-The Rosary Altai on the face of the earth is there like a topograpfoiai! map of An a short stole of the most flat- Hopper and Mrs. Gilford (Betty) Society of St. Anthony's Oathoft la land so abundant and prosper- zona. tering feminine fabric embel- Bowne, Keanstarg; Mrs. J. V. Church will hold a St. Patrick's ous? And whatever happened to the lished with delectably dainty {Charlotte) Fiorelli, Neptune; Day social Wednesday at 8 p.m. God bless our capitalistic econ- great American fresh-scrubbed detail. Whether It emulates the Mrs. Jacob (Ginger) Helfrich, in the church hall, Mrs. Alfred any which permits us to claim costume you're wearing or is West Keansburg, and Mrs. Rich- Vecchia and Mrs. Anthony De as necessities what other peoples smartly selected to contrast, ard (Emma) Malle, Flair Haven. Filippo are ticket chairmen aw! would consider unobtainable lux- you can't go wrong with silk Mrs. Mario Rossi is in charge oi Hie reunion is slated for Aug uries. taffeta, organza, Jersey, or spir- refreshments. X in the Cobblestones, Rt. 35. God bless our cosmetics labora- ited point d'espirt — ruffled/ The cocktail hour will be at Rev. F. J. Andres of Our Lady tories which are dedicated to ca- fluted, pleated, or poutled; and p.m., and dinner at 8 p.m. of Perpetual Help' Center, New tering to our foibles and wtiims especially when it's graced with' The committee is in need of York City, was the speaker at EXECUTIVES OF SIBS ASSOCIATES, who!ei*le giff distributors, which opened new —whether they are really ours a velvet ribbon, tie, or bow.- information concerning the ad- last week's meeting of the group. headquarter* tin* week in Shrewsbury, are, left to right, Mrs. Nan Blackwood, mana- or not. And then swathe it about your; dresses of some members of the He spoke on the miraculous God bless our fashion maga Shoulders, or maybe leave one class. They are Robert Melvin image of Our Mother of Perpet- ger; Mn. Ann Alwiandrofii, president, end Mill Helen Herrmann, treasurer. zines which are addicted to ex- bare-tut wrap it to one side Barcalow, Herman F. Barkei, ual Help which was returned to ploiting our affluence and help- for stylishness sake. Loretta Bonanno Powell, Robert veneration on April 26, 1866. He ing to make you more beautiful also spoke of centennial tours Thomas Brophy, Anthony p. All- Woman Management Is Asset in spite of yourselves. FASHION TIP Eucd, William C. CosteUo, Doris being planned to visit the Shrine And God bless our women who Dai ley Finney, Jon P. Gatyas, in Rome in 1966. I predicted it several col- have every right to behave like umns back and am happy to James C. Gardiner, Detores Mae New members welcomed were mindless sheep—and frequently Grant, Elizabeth B. Hahn and To Shrewsbury Wholesale Firm see my prognosticatory talents Mrs. Brian Cavanaugh and Mrs, do vindicated. Yes, the soft, supj John R. Jackson. Pasquale Mazzucca. Women of America, unite! You SHREWSBURY - One of Cen- pie collar oi fluid metal mesh veioped this phase of our busi- One of Sibs' first problems—an have nothing to lose except your Also, Robert Roy Lamont, Mor- Mrs. Gerald J. Cestare, presi tral Jersey's largest gift dis- or lightly woven stones is even ness." all-women management and sales own natural good looks. gan M. Kraan, Robert J. Me-dent, announced that a coffee tributors and suppliers of premi- Through national advertising team—turned out to be a unique now adorning some of the most Grath, Madeline Miserak Mafara, In a recent issue of one of our hour will be held after all Masses ums and advertising specialties agencies, Sibs has created adver- asset. splendid necks, filling in'some Donald L. Sleight, Patricia Smith, more prominent fashion slicks on Palm Sunday, April 11. celebrated its second expansion tising aids for national brand of the most daring decotletages, Robert K. Strobe!, Lois E. Tent- "At first our saleswomen had the essential components of a The neat meeting; will be held move hi four years at an open names, such as Piels and and, in general, providing un- •chert, Robert Wayne Trotter, problems wth local customers, basic "beauty survival kit" were April 7 at 8 p.m. in the church house here Wednesday. Schwepp*", Miss Herrmann, a since wholesale selling was con- usual interest above the breast. Barbara Wiggert and Meadow F. hall, Plans will be made for an enumerated. They totaled a the- And it also comes in handy Sibs Associates, Inc., which fomw economist, said. sidered a man's field, but now ONeal. anniversary dinner. matic 20 plus variations. So far when eating lobster. serves some 80 businesses they're used to us," Miss Herr- as I'm concerned, 20 of anything throughout New England and mann said. is a heck of a lot—and especially mid-Atlantic states, recently DAR Unit The sales staff are women be- if you're supposed to put most Don't Be Unsure of Your moved from Monmouth St., Red cause a large proportion of the of them on your face. Bank, to 35 Baddon Ave., here. firm's business is with hospital Provisional 1 Now I have no gripe against Decorating Decisions "Convenience and service are Names Four gift shops where women volun teers do the buying. "Usually the moutbwasJi and the perfume the reasons for our continued WANAMASSA - Mrs. Lester L, —they make you smell, feel, and face and natural peaches- Hear Talk . . * Come to Sterling growth. We bring the New York Danley will serve as alternate they're not professional buyers and-cream complexion? Do and they seem to enjoy working taste good. (And the same goes market to the customer," said delegate from Old Topanemus for bath oils and shampoos.) But younger misses really have to with our saleswomen who Whether you're planning one piece or an entire Mrs. Ann Alessandroni, Sibs Chapter to the Continental Con- when a woman is advised to use taint their blossoming skins with On Politics active in volunteer work president. "Our buyer is in New gress of the Daughters of the a different coloring or masking all this gook? RUMSON - Mrs. Katherine home, you want to be positive-about your know the buyers' problems," York every week to find new American Revolution next month agent for every couple-or-so Now makeup is swell and when Neuberger of Iincroft, Republi- Miss Herrmann added. decorating plans. That's why it pays to Items, unusual gifts, and to fill in Washington, D. C. square indies of facial area, then used judiciously can conceal a can national committeewoman for special orders." "Also, where we normally New Jersey, was the speaker come to Sterling .. . where our talented]' Also named at a recent meet- I begin to wonder what exactly bit of unsigfctliness and heighten The firm was started by Mrs. ing of the chapter here was Mrs. might have problems in business we're coming to. beauty. I'd be the last to deny Wednesday at the annual dinner decorator staff is always on hand to Alessandroni, of Wilson Cir., Jane Hammel! Avail, who will because we are women, it seems Migo*, for the eyes and there- this. And I'm sincerely grateful for 14 incoming provisionais of serve as chairman of the nom- to work the other way," Mrs. for the strides' the developers and the Junior Service League of help you every step of the way. Rumson, and Miss Helen Herr- abouts alone they tell you to mann, of Bayshohn Farm, Free- inating committee. Members are Alessandroni said. "Everjxaie — stock up with an undereye stick, purveyors of beauty aids have Monmouth. Mrs. Neuberger's Doesn't cost a penny hold Township, in January, 1962. Mrs. Martha Lansdell and Mrs. suppliers, lawyers, accountants, an eyelining pencil for the lower made in recent years. I'm all in topic was "Government and Poli- Marion B. Pierce. The chapter bankers—seem to bend over back- lid, eyeliner for the upper, a tew favor of a woman sensibly using tics in New Jersey." extra, either.., "As an area like Monmoubh wards4o help us." County grows, it needs more met in the home of Mrs. Everett eyeshadows, fake eyelashes, mas- the latest and most effective cos- Mrs. Thomas Ward, Fair Ha- C. Terry, 1116 Jeffrey Ave. Mrs, Alessandroni Is a member metics In order to improve her Sterling decorator { services. We thought- that Mon- cara, eyebrow brush-on, drops, ven, was chairman of tie dinner A recorded program of early at the Board of Directors at the and some white higfili'gjiiing stuff. face—but not to paint on a new given by the outgoing provdsion- consultants are mouth County stores were ready for a wholesale gift service. Now American music was presented Welfare Council of Monmouth And these are merely "the es- one. als at league headquarters here. available without we're developing a national mar- by Mrs. Danley. County and 'Monmouth County sentials." (And if you believe For Pete's sake, when I look Guests Included husbands of the ket," Mrs. Alessandroni ex- Mrs. E, Howard Jeffrey, treas- Planned Parenthood, and former everything you read, you'll run at a woman I want to see her new provisionais. obligation! plained. urer, reported contributions of president of the Monmouth Coun right out and buy a few dia- face—•not Max Factor's or Helena Mrs. Neubergef introduced (fee ty Council of Girl Scouts. Her Rubinstein's or Elizabeth AT- "We distribute some 72 lines to $10 toward the National DAR Li- monds and ostrich feathers to course the provisionais are un- husband, Hugh V. Alessandroni, den's or Salvador Dali's. gift Bhops, marinas, pharmacies, brary expansion fund in honor of paste around your optical orbs.) dergoing to familiarize them with is assistant technical director of I've come across far too many hospitals and hardware stores the retiring president genera], And ..insofar as all those the community and the part the the National Lead Co., Titanium (ram Maine to Virginia," added Mrs. Robert V. H. Duncan, and foundation bases, powders, and two-faced women in my day. league takes in its activities. 1 Division, SayreviHe. They have Mrs. Alessandroni, former vice $5 toward the acquisition of an rouges are concerned, most wom- The course began'March 2nd and two children. president of A. J. Van Dugteren old silk print depicting the Battle en don't seem to appreciate the FASHION MIRROR will continue through March, 25 and Sons, Inc., of New York, na- erf Trenton, which is to be given Miss Herrmann is a member of fact that the older they get, the What to wear on a spring when an evaluation will be made FURNITURE tional glassware distributors. to the DAR Museum in honor of the Boards of Directors of the less—not more — makeup they evening ever so slightly tinged at a meeting called by the chair-' Children's Psychiatric Center and should use. The reason is simple: with a brisk crisp of air? The Miss Herrmann, Sibs treasurer, Mrs, John K^nt Finely, New Jer- man at the provisional-commit- sey regent, whose term ends n the Welfare Council of Monmouth it sinks into the lines and crev- wrap is the thing to warm a 140 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. pointed out that "since much of 1 tee, Mrs. Richard WachenfeM, County^ and rifrenfSer of we asses of the face and, in more cooling shoulder or two. In its lie merchandise we carry lends April. Fair Haven. League of Women Voters, Red Itself to the premium field, it was The chapter will meet next on ' 7474000 Bank, the Marlboro Hospital Aux- New provisionais eref; Mrs. almost by accident that we de- larch 26 in the home of the re- Todd Beebe, Locust; Mr. Carl gent, Miss Anne Melson Stommel, iliary and the Friends of the Mon- mouth County Library. Speaker of Assembly Bergman, ' MiiMetown; Mrs. Navesinfc River Rd., Locust. Elec- Thomas Bernheim, Middletown; tion of new officers is scheduled. She received her BA degree from Bryri Mawr College and her Mrs. David Blake, Locust; Mrs. masters degree Irom Columbia AJvin Buss, Fair Havenf Mrs. FILM FOR PARENTS : To Address Federation University. She worked for the Robert Chapponi, Middletown; HOLMDEL — A film, "Build- federal government for 10 years SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Mrs. Robert de Vries, Fair Ha- .ONTGOMERY ing For the Future," will be as a Works Progress Administra- speaker of the New Jersey As- ven; Mrs. Walter Grampp. Lin- shown at the general meeting of tion assistant, an economist In sembly, will be the speaker at croft; Mrs. Byron Hays, Red the Indian Village School Parent- the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the annual meeting of the Mon- Bank; Mrs. Joseph Herrmann, WARD Teacher Association Tuesday eve- and section chief of . the War mouth County Federation of Re New Shrewsbury; Mrs. William IWendy Ward ning in the school. Hostesses for Labor Board in Philadelphia. She publican Women. Peet, 2d, West Ailenhunst; Mrs. the evening will be the fifth moved to Freehold in 1946 to The affair, which will inolude George Tyrrell, Mdddletown; Mrs. grade mothers. raise dairy heifers. installation of officers, will tak< Donald Wissel, New Shrewsbury, place Thursday, March 18, in the and Mrs. James Weil, Rumson. Royal Manor Restaurant, Rt. "SPRING BEAUTY WORKSHOP" 35, here at 12:30 p.m. Guests also included the fol- Jewish Youth Is Topic Mrs, Higgins, of Bergen Coun lowing transfers: Mrs. Matthew ty, is the only woman in the na Pratt, Fair Haven, a transfer created especially for ... RED BANK-Dr. Manheim S. a special consultant to the U.S. tion holding an assembly speak from the Pitsburgh, Pa., Junior Shapiro wdH speak on "Jewish State Department on human ership. She is also second vice League; Mrs. Curtis MoreJhouse, Youth and Their Parents" at a rights programs, to Hie American president of the New Jersey Rumson, a transfer from tiie joint meeting of the Greater Council for the community, and State Federation of Republican Cincinnati, Ohio, Junior League; THE "LITTLE MISS" •. . . Red Bank Section and Matawan other research and service organ- Women. vlrs. Charles Werber, Rumson, a So Young . . . just right to acquire good beauty habits . . . she'll learn them all at Branch of the Councit of Jewish izations. He has written and lec- Mrs. Harry Clayton, Rumson, ransfer from the North Shore, our "Workshop." So Interesting . . . she'll receive basic preparation in modeling, Women Monday at 8 p.m. In tured extensively throughout the will assume the presidency held !,.L, Junior League, and Mrs. Congregation Bnal Israel, Rum- as taught by a member of the Modeling Association of America, Miss Molli Mappen! United States on Jewish affairs, for the last two years bv Mrs. itobert Knudson, Little Silver, a son. The meeting is open to mem- on prejudice, and on group iden- John D. Flynn of Deal. Other of- ransfer from the Seattle, Wash., So Much Fun , . . she'll even model in a fashion show! bers and their husbands. tity. ficers to be Installed are: second Funlor League. Now's the time to enroll her in our "Workshop"... while she's so young! Dr. Shapiro, director of the Marion West Higgins Mrs. Larry Eiseman is in e president, Mrs. Robert National Jewish Communal Af- Wood, Middletown; recording charge of hospitality for the Crotchfelt, Long Branch; Mrs. fairs Department of (he American secretary. Miss Betty Beach, D. C. Stackhouse, Ocean Grove; SPRING THE "MISS TEEN" ... Jewish Committee, has served as meeting. Freehold; corresponding secre- Mrs. William Hernandez, Eel- tary, Mrs. Joseph Gauss, Shrews IS HERE Soon To Become ... a "Smart Young Junior" when she joins our "Workshop!" mar; Mrs. Charles I. Smith, At- bury, and assistant treasurer, lentown; Mrs. Norman Sauer, Al- NEW! NEW! NEW! ... FIRST! Soon To Become... refreshingly beautiful and utterly charming, Put yourself Mrs. George Zeller. Sea Girt. lenhurst; Mrs. Francis Pflum, so very quickly! Directors, with terms to expire Spring Lake; Mrs. Robert Crow- FASHIONS in 1968, will be: Mrs, Daniel ther, West Belmar, and Mrs. Enroll in our "Workshop" . . . NOW! in the Spotlight! Kruman, Deal; Mrs. Alonzo Doz- Frank»Rowland, Asbury Park. IN ler. Red Bank; Miss Pauline Trustees (past presidents re- NOW ENROLLING elected yearly) are Mrs. Geral SPORTSWEAR THE "ADULT WOMAN" . . . • Bailor • Tap • Too • Baton dine Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Who seek's to achieve a flair for beauty and fashion that's sure to impress "him" * Jazz * Acrobatics * Ballroom Priest to Speak Morford, Mrs. Joseph Hunter, EXPERT ALTERATIONS and others. At our workshop you'll learn the secrets of models whose beauty and Mrs. Morris Robinson, Mrs. On Vocations George Conway, Miss RoseHe fashion sense make deadlines in fashion news. Leah Mauer STUDIO OF DANCE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Buchman, Mrs. Joseph Irwin, CLAUDIA'S ENROLL TODAY . . . and receive the "key' 'that will give you all this'and more. 37 E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK Ph. 747-9552 Members of the St. Agnes Par- Mrs. Arthur Joice, Mrs. John T. ent-Teaoher Association will hear Lowiey and Mrs. Flynn. FASHIONS MATAWAN STUDIO AT P. I. I. CALL 544-2222 directed by the famed beauty advisor a talk on vocations Rev. Carl The meeting is open to all 129 MARKHAM PL Wagner, vocational director of members and their friends. In- Nut to Littl* Silver School the Trenton diocese, at a meet- formation concerning tickets PHONE 747-9136 ing Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in the Miss Molli Mappen may be obtained from Mrs. Wil- Op*n 9.30 to 5:30; Frl. 'til ' church hall. liam Coleman, Interlaken, Father Wagner is a former FREE ... LIFETIME BEAUTY MANUAL! Monroe curate of St. Agnes Church, where he moderated the parish Catholic Youth Organization and The COST ... ONLY A TRIFLE ... Now 8.95 A: '" • the Junior Holy Name Society. P. I. I. Parent-teacher conferences will Professional courses, conveniently scheduled . . . be held prior to the meeting be- Supplemental Instructions ginning at 7 p.m. Edelstein • Mathematics (Grade 2 to College WED. 7 pm SAT. 2:15 pm WED. 8:15 pm LEGION BIRTHDAY Prep.) MATAWAN — A birthday e Reading (Beginning to Speed Reading) 6 Once a Week Sessions—Absences Can Be Made Up Distinguished • party will be held by American • English (Elementary to College) Legion Post Saturday in the : IwlivMnil hfttaKri**—« program Is ttt up Camera Portraits post home. for eoefe sndnl's Medi. Mail coupon to: Dinner wffl be from 8 to 9 after school -— cvnlngs — Saturday mornings For The p.m. dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION WENDY WARD, Montgomery Ward Eatontown, N. J. Spring Season Music will be provided by Dick TOP INSTRUCTORS IN ALL SUBJECTS OR PHONE 542-2150 for immediate registration ' Williams and his orchestra. REGISTRATION OPEN FOR P.I.I. Daniel E. Confalone, 6 Ned Full Time School—Grades 1-8 Yes, I am interested in joining the Spring Beauty Workshop. Dr., and George W. Morey, PRICES FROM 27.50 Church St., are in charge of ticket reservations. Name _ „.„ Phone Private Instruction Institute TWENTY CLUB HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Frances Lloyd ond NOKHI Rdt. r MofoonvflWi N. J* 5422116 Gannon win" be fasten to the CNal It Slroihimn « AMman Twenty dub Tuesday la her home, 8t .WuMngton Ava, 566-2222 THE DAILY REGBTIS Chinch Hall Calendar Friday, March 12, 1965-11 Looking for Models Minister ^ UNION BEACH — A« ipring of the church, Tintoo Ave. and To Speak fashion show and «rd' party, Colts Neck Road. sponsored by the Rosary Altar Rev. Daniel D. Reiflheimer will Society of Holy Family Catholic present a program on the P*s- At Supper Church wHl be held fvtoy 19 in dhal Meal. , ... , HAZLET-Rev. Eugene Gref- the church haiH. Models ory of the Keyport Baptist needed in sues 10 to 18'^, and ROLES OF WOMEN Church will be the speaker at the Mother nd Daugrter spaghetti anyone desiring to model may LITTLE SELVES — At the re- dinner to be held tonight at 6:» contact Mrs. John Sweeney, cent March meeting of (he Wom- in the Faith Reformed Church, chairman, or Mrs. Thomas Meag- en's Society of Christian Service, Middle Rd. and Poole Ave. Rev. her, assistant chairman. Fash- Ertbury Methodist Church, Mrs. Gregory will illustrate his talk ions will be from Muriel's of tCari M. Jacobi. speaker, traced with his own chalk drawings. Keyport. the roles of women during past At a recent meeting of the Proceeds from an Easter hal eras up to the present,' and " Women's Guild for Christian sale to be held during the March increased responsibilities women Service in the church, a discus- meeting by the Lili-Aim Shop, now face. sion of depressed areas was con- Keyport, will be used toward Prayers were led by- Mrs. Eu- ducted by Mrs. Jonathan White refreshments for the card party. gene D. Badgley, leader of the and Mrs. Robert Trenraine. It Bible Study Group which meets Mrs. Robert Carlton is chair- was announced mat the guild afternoons in the man of the Easter candy fund- will aid people of the Appalachia Ohurdi Hall. raising sale of the society. area, and items were collected At a recent meeting, Mrs. A) The April meeting has been to send to the children's institute Ortlieb reported there will be 8 changed from Che home of Mrs. In Anniville, Ky. profit of about $800 from the re-Lewis R. Lowry, to the parson- Mrs. Arnold Anderson wa* cent merchandise club sponsored age, April 6 at 8:15 p.m. named vice president, and Mrs. by the society. A new merchan- Refreshments were served. Frank HIavacek was named dise club is now being started Hostesses were Mrs. Jacobi, Mrs. membership chairman. with Mrs. William H. Carhart and Mrs. Lu- William Towle as A cake sale will be held at the RIVERTEEN SISTERS ~ Among junior yolunteeri honored by Riv»rviaw Hospital at a chairman. cille Morf. Guests were Mrs. A. Family Circle Stores, Rt. 36, on party for Rivarteens Wednesday were the Dietrich sisters, left to right, Joan, 15; E. Burdge and Mrs. Charles Members plan to visit The Mrs. Charles W. Rowlings April 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Cortelyou. Marie, 17, and Lorerra, 16, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Dietrich, 154 River- Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, Ap- (The former Barbara C. Amh») under the chairmanship of Mrs. •dge Rd., New Shrewsbury. ril 28, for dinner and attend Ipe Verway and Mrs. Arthur SUMMATION MEETING performance of "Bye - Bye Todd. Birdie." NAVESINK - St. Martha's Miss Barbara Ambs Guild, All Saints Memorial Epis- bride, and Capt. Dave Reed, Riverview Honors Junior Aides MISSIONARY CIRCLE copal Church, elected officers at Fort Monmouth. RED BANK — Rlverteens, the Riverview Hospital event co-ordinator, and Mrs. Esther HA2IJET - St. Benedict's Ros- its annual summation meeting The bride is a graduate of ,j March 3 in the parish house. Wed To Army Captain Junior volunteers at Riverview Welcoming them was Riverteei Irwin, coffee shop volunteers ary Altar Society has organize* Monmouth Regional High School Hospital, were honored Wednes- chairman, Mrs. Robert G. Pearsi chairman. "Missionary Circle" which New officers are Miss MaTy FORT MONMOUTH - Miss bridegroom. Her frock was of and attended Monmouth College. Conrad, president; Mrs. Earl De day night at a party held in St.of Rumson. Other hospital ofifi Assisting Mrs. Pearse in ar- meets the second Tuesday of the Barbara Constance Ambs, daugh- yellow chiffon with a matching Capt. Rawlings is a graduate Vesty, vice president: Mrs. Wil- James auditorium. rials greeting the teenagers rangements were Riverteen co- month at 8 p.m. in the school. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Floral headpiece and veil. She of the Texas College of Arts liam Rossbach, secretary, and Awards for 50 or more hours of eluded Mrs. Julia E. Throck- chairmen Mrs. Thomas Gilmour, The circle assembles hospital George Ambs, 56 Mulberry La., and Industries, Kingsville, where Miss Mildred De Vesty, re-elected ;arried a yellow duchess rose. volunteer service in 1964were morion, administrator;" Frank F. Jr. and Mrs. Marcelhis B. Mc-gowns from men's shirts and cuts New Shrewsbury, became the he received a bachior of science treasurer. fclsies. presented. A surprise entertain- Blaisdell, Board of Governors Davitt, both of Rumson. Other nd rolls bandages from worn bride of Capt. Charles Weldon bearer was Edward degree. Serving with the U.S. Plans were made for an Episco- Ring ment program, a performance president; Dr. Vincent M. Whel- Riverteen committee members linens. They will be sent to a Rawlings, U.S. Army, March 6, Hicks, Jr., Detroit, nephew of Army Signal Corps, he is sta- pal churchwomen's dinner to pre- by the Mods, a rook and roll an, Medical Staff president; Mrs, include Mrs. Peter Brady, New hospital in Korea. here in the Post Chapel. Method- the bridegroom. tioned at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., cede the annual parish meeting band, followed. Donald McMurray, Volunteer A Monmouth, and Mrs. James Mrs. Lawrence Conlin, Spiri- ist Chaplain (Maj.) Joseph Capt. John Lagana, Fort where the couple will make their A total of 224 young people visory committee president; Mrs Normington, Little Silver. tual Activities chairlady will wel- Wednesday, April 21. The dinner Beasley officiated at the double home after an extended motor will be held in the parish house rotten, S. I., was best man. and their parents were invited to Marguerite Farrow, volunteers The Riverteen program at come volunteers and donated ring ceremony. Ushers were Albert George Ambs trip through • tha southwestern shirts and sheets. at 7:30 p^m. Mrs. Walter Mat- Riverview Hospital was initiated thews was named chairman. Capt. Rawlings is the son ofM, at home, brother of the states. in 1957 by Mrs. Pearse with It was- announced that the guild Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rawlings eight young people serving as PASCHAL MEAL PROGRAM will meet each Wednesday in theof Corpus Christi, Tex. volunteers. At present the River- NEW SHREWSBURY - The parish house at 10 a.m., following A reception followed in the CORNELIUS teens help as general volunteers Women's Society of Luther Me- Lentan services, to make articles Officers Club at Gibbs Hall. in various hospital departments, morial Church, will hold its regu- for the church fair to tie held in Escorted by Father PONCE DE LEON in the coffee shop and in the lar meeting Monday, March 22, June. Mr. Ambs gave his daughter in COBB, Ltd. dietary department. it 8 p.m. in the fellowship hall marriage. She wore a long- NEW MEMBER sleeved gown of silk organza NEVER FOUND THE FARMINGDALE - The Rosary fashioned with a bateau neckline. I Came See What's New . . . Altar Society of the St. Cather- The bodice was embroidered with "FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH" ine's Roman Catholic Church wel- flowers and the skirt terminated comed Mrs. Josephine Kuntz as a detachable chapel train. Shipments of new merchandise are being received daily a new member at its recent meet- A crown of cherry blossoms, pearls and crystals secured her ing In the parish hall. You wi}l find a veritablt that we couldn't possibly list them all. We invite you to Plans were made for a hat par-bouffant veil and she carried a ty and social next Friday in thecascade of white bridal roses fountain of young idsas, come in and see for yourself . . . particularly if you parish hall. Mrs. Carl England, and stepfaanotis. way and means chairman, will be Matron of honor was Mrs. fabrics and colors, for are planning on redecorating this spring. in charge. Mrs. John Redmond, Andrew Marsh of Leonardo, who president, will be refreshments wore a peach silk organza your horn* ... at ... chairman. sheath with a matching floral ROUTE 34 COLTS NECK headpiece and veil and earned a SHREWSBURY DECORATORS 1 Josr Jourti of FrethoW Rood—Next ts ft rrorri'i) SPRING HAT SHOW yellow duchess rose. CALL 462-1786 MIDDLETOWN — At a recent The two bridesmaids, Misses meeting of the MacNeil Circle of Linda Kay Krawchau, New SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE Opin Dolly TO to 5 - Friday t. » — Cloud Mondays Middletown Reformed Church, Shrewsbury, ami Diana Harrison, plans were made for a luncheon Red Bank, wore identically 747-4422 and spring hat show to be held styled gowns in turquoise with next Thursday in the educatjo.m|! matching floral headpieces. Each DAILY 9 to 5:30—Wf. 'TIL 9 building at noon.' carried a yellow dutchess rose. Hats will be by The Mad Hat- Flower girl was Deboratt Hides 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury ter, St., Red Bank. It was an- Detroit, Mich., niece of the nounced that tickets for the luncheon, which is open to the wfolic.^may be obtained from | members or at tie door.. Mrs. Claire T. Ralph and Miss Kathleen Taylor showed slides 1920 J|. 1965 and talked about tte work being done at the Reformed Church Children's Shelter in Winnebago, to accomplish your design*'ty&pur business Neb. Mrs. Rolf Paulsenj president, said the circle's next "Quiet Time" meeting will: be held HAT FASHIONS modeled by Mrs. John Gotoh, left, end Thursday, March 25, in her home, 54 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., at Resolutions for Springtime Mrs. Theodore Palumbo, Jr., members of the Fair Haven 1:30 p.m. Parent-Teacher Association, give preview to the colorful Hostesses were Mrs. James collection to be shown at the organization's Dessert- Mitchell and Mrs. D. Melvin Lay- Bridge and Hat Fashion Show Thursday, at 8 p.m. in ton. The circle's next regular meet- Knoll wood School. Mrs. Palumbo is president and will be ing to be held on Monday, April among thois modeling the collection from the Mad Hat- 5, in the educational building, will WHEREAS— Spring ii jiiit around the corner, ter, Whit* St., Red Bank. feature a Chinese auction, said and our new line of prints, solids Mrs. Paulsen. ' and glosheens it ready, olfege Sfudents To Present Play FURNITURE CO. MIDDLIETOWN - "You Didn' WEST KEYPORT, N. J. Tell Me," a play about a sen 264-01II ous social problem, will be pre- EST. Our showroom displays them beau- ented by students from Uhe Eng- WHEREAS— ish department of Newark State 1869 tifully, so that they can be seen to College at a meeting of the Fair- their best advantage. view PTA Tuesday at 8:15 p.m, in the school. The program was resented at the 1964 New Jer- ey Congress of Parents and Teachers State Convention. Open Mon. and Fri. evening* 'tU 9 p.m. At the March executive board meeting a nominating committee^ In the spring all good housewives as appointed. Serving will be WHEREAS— Ars. Carmen Opdyke, chairman; thoughts turn to new slipcovers and flrs. Donald Hays, ex-officio; draperies. lobert V. Smith, principal; Mrs. obert Lefte'r, Mns. Owen Yet- ter, Mrs. William Wright, and rs. Peter Balas. The slate will e presented and voted on at the May meeting, and officers ill be installed. We highly resolve that we will al- Mrs. Richard Nelson has been WHEREAS— ippointed safety chairman for WINGED ways maintain the high quality of :he remainder of the school year. VICTORY our workmanship as we have for the past 45 years. The timeless beauty of (this HOT-LINE TO MOD "o Show Fashions remnant of ancient Greece tor Larger Sizes. still gains the admiration of 25.00 ILONG BRANCH — The Tops- the beholder . . . Each of See-Oirvies Weight Control Club our floral arrangements are J. JllliluliJr 11fqlV—— We will be very pleased if you will Flash! Plash! A brilliant "modesque" coat will sponsor a fashion show Mon like a work of art ... lay at 8:30 p.m. in the audito- bringing beauty to the home. visit our new location and our new flashed over a sleeveless sliver sheath ium of Monmouth Medical Cen- display ... no charge for estimates er. i You can surprise someone , is our hot line to spring Fashions will be by Mont- by calling your order today. of course. gomery Ward. Club members ensatnbling in cranberry/pink, skipper/blue irill serve as models. I or black/yellow slubbed rayon THRIFT SALE Phone 747 -1832 I and silk for 5 to 13 sizes. Junior Dresses. RED , BANK - The local I Mail and phone orders filled. chapter of Hadassah will sponsor thrift sale Monday through M. SILBERSTEIN INC. Wednesday at 42 Monmouth St. rom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The "Best Interior Designs—•Furniture—Draperies—Slipcovers ^ FRANKLIN SIMON or Less" sale will be under the UTTLE SILVER irection of Mrs. Reuben Spectc-r, of course few Shrewsbury. The project is 21-23 MECHANIC STREET RED BANK MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, 542 ^ 332Er 1 benefit for Che Hebrew Urn OCEANPOkT AVE. LITTLE SILVER OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30, SATURDAY 'TIL 6 rersity Medical Center Israel, PHONE 74H762 12-Frid*y, March 12, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Sales listed By Red Bank Area Service Ffaafc Maasoa. Mr, ¥*a Dj* i« I ing Service (h» t«ek reported Shrewsbury. The Htie was made with the Beadix Corporation,] HOME and GARDEN four safes by the Dowatra Agen- by Mr*. Kay Campi al 6a Um Ho&ndei. E. Alas fKn* of the cy, Red B*nk. Agency, Fair Ha'ven, Weart-We&etfi Ageafcyg , Bed Bank J Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Morri- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Rausch- was H salesmanl . funds were used to purchase new son of North Carolina have pur- er of Springfield, have purchased Lawrence J. Schilling pur- Asks That Private Builders ly constructed buildings from chased the three-story colonial a home at 88 Forrest Ave., Fair chased property at WiHow. Dr. private contractor for publi home at 21 Cooney Ter., Fail Haven, built by Mustiilo Build- and Parker Ave,, Little Silver, housing.' Haven, from Mr. and Mrs. Wil-ers, Inc. Mr. Rauscher is with from Alptionso Tamaino and Ra- Be Used for Public Housing The Public Housing Authorit; liam W. Fisher, Jr., who have Be)] Telephone Laboratories at phaele Santangelo, who previous- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — New municipalities now can turn to according to Mr. O'Hara, sai moved to a Red Bank apartment. Holmdel, and has two sons, 3 ly rented the building to tenants, Jersey municipalities should look builders for a "proven product" $495,000 the price for Lodi's * One of the features of the river 'ears and 8 months. This is the Mr. Schilling has moved his real to private builders when they particularly in the field of hous- unit garden apartment's — bu front property is a reception haH Rauschers' first home. Kenneth estate office here from 16 Spring with winding staircase. A su. L. Hahn of Walker and Walker, plan public housing projects, says ing for senior citiiens. by A. Baresi and Son, Fort Lee St., Red Bank. Hi is a mem- room faces the river. In additioi Shrewsbury, was sales agent. the president of the state's Home Ready to Build within the lowest bid rang A TWO-STORY •rvrrinceway and al fratco tarraees are ber of the Red Bank Area Mul- Builders Association. die federal agency ever has to the living room, dining room Clarence W. Taber, Jr., retired, tiple Listing Service. Builders throughout the state, ceived for the construction highlights of the exterior design at HamNtonian-at-Mon- and modern kitchen, there are has purchased a home at 7 East John B. O'Hara, North Arling- he said, were ready to erect hous- similar apartment housing. mouth, 192-unit garden apartment community on Park five bedrooms and three baths. Wilson Cir., Middletown, from ton, told the 16th annual conven- ing accomodations for resale to Mr. Morrison is plant manager O'Hara predicted that "saving Ave., Monmourh Beach. Project was unveiled by builders Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Wise, tion of the association yesterday municipalities as recently was of tile Photo Products Division of who are building a new home in private builders can do a better done In Lodi. Bergen County. up to 30 per cent" could Gerald Baroff and Charles Elin. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. realized if private builders wer Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. Taberl job at less cost in constructing Mr. O'Hara said Lodi's Senior at Pariin. will move here from Long public housing. Citizen Program was the first allowed to construct public hou; ing projects. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Becton Branch. The sale was handled NEW LAVATORY FAUCET Mr. O'Hara said the state's in state history in which federal iy Tony E. Hunting of the Rus- Boom Is Expected have moved from Georgia to thei home at 47 Fish Hawk Dr. ii sell M. Boras Agency, Fair Hav- Only One Handlel The state's home builders als Bridge Column sn. the Oak Hill section of Middle were told to sharpen their carpe town. Mr. Becton is sales manag- John A..Mazza of Shrewsbury ters's tools in expectation of By ALFRED SHEINWOLD er for the Clorox Division of who is with HospitaJ Picture housing boom to be brought c Proctor and Gamble in Jersey Service, Red Bank, has pur- by the needs of young marriei There is no sucih thing as a City,. Tlie former owners, Mr. chased the former home of Mr. couples. brilliant play at bridge: you make The Hand and Mrs. S. B. Mulder, havi and Mrs. Francis J. McHugJi at "Housing starts should rise b; the correct play or the incorrect moved to Massachusetts. 0 Heddin PI., Middletown. Mr. one-third during the next I'm play. After all, bridge is an easy South dealer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard R. Golda ind Mrs. McHugh have moved years" largely because the babiei game, and it would be boastful North-South vulnerable have purchased the sourthern co- lext door to a larger home. Mr. born following World War II wil to take credit just for making NORTH lonial home at 111 Conover PI., Mazza is marrying Miss Martha be getting married, said Dr. Wi the proper number of tricks—no * 843 Middletown, formerly owned by Wymbs of Little Silver May 15. Ham C, Freund of Newark, chi< V 1042 Mrs. Marti Looilento of Allaire- matter how unusual a play you 0 8742 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Auer, economist for Prudential Insu must make. • AJ10 who have moved to PeMiam, N.Y. harrow Agency, Red Bank, han- George C Koeppel & Son. ance Co. of America. WEST . EAST Mr. and Mrs. Golda rented the iled negotiations. lac. Try this for yourself with to- Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Van "The teenagers now swelling th< day's hand. You are South, and * 10962 * 7 property through the Dowstra Plumbing - Hearing demand for cars will be you V 98763 CJ5 Agency prior to purchasing it. Dyk have purchased property at GE Appliaacas West leads the jack of diamonds. 141 In Ave., Atlantic Highlands I customers for homes, and parti J 0 AQ109 113 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, East takes the ace and returns o Q95 * 876432 The cottage at 73 Kemp Ave. which they had been renting frami Phow 291-0890 cularly apartment units," he tol (he queen. You play the king of * SOUTH Fair Haven, completely re- the some 2,000 persons attending diamonds, but West ruffs and re- '•" A AKQJS modeled in early American de- the convention. turns the nine of hearts. • cor, has been purchased by Mns. AKQ HOW'S Dr. Freund also predicted thai Take it from there. How would 0 K653 Martha W. Widener, from Georg- If ia, and her daughter, who is a after 1970 "private home owne you make this easy contract of South West North East YOUR dance instructor and will teach ship in the United States will sei four spades? After you have 2. 4k Pa» 2 NT Pass records which will startle th worked it out, test your friends 3 4k Pass 3 NT Pass from her home. The house wa PRESENT formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs PAINTS; WALLPAPERS world," •. with at. If they can't make four 4 * All Pass HOME? Along with housing prosperity spades you can point out that Opening lead — 0 J John R. Clark of Rumson. Mrs OtoUri*. MATERIALS Dr. Freund also foresaw a surgi bridge is an easy game but may mmvssmmmmm Clark is the former Roberta Car- in demand for heavy durati be too hard for certain people. ter, well-known local painter. •TRADE-IN" West can win the third defen- B BROAD SI-RED BANK-^SH1130b ^^<& goods such as autos, refrigerator! Incidentally, it's all right to let Other sales reported by mem MIGHT IE THE ANSWER sive trick with his queen of clubs, Washing machines, television sel them study (tie entire hand, see- bers of the Red Bank Area Mul- but then he must return a club and home furnishings. These du rig the East-West cards as well tiple listing Service include the WALKER & WALKER or a heart. In either case dum- able goods bought in the 1950! as the South hand and the dum- new two-story, three bedroom REALTORS - IN5URORS my can take (he ten of clubs will be worn but and In need o my. . home of colonial design at 9 Al- SHREWSBURY 741-5212 - MIDDLETOWN 671-3311 replacement, he said. and the ten of hearts, allowing Draw Trumps ston Ct., built by Arthur Gibson. South to get rid of his two los- It was purchased by Sgt. and This prosperity will create mon The correct play Is to draw ing diamonds. Mrs. Paul Silver, who have been jobs, he said, and in 10 year three rounds of trumps after win- boost median family, income to ex It's a good thing you don't of' living on Hudson Ave., Red Bank. ning West's heart return with, the r HELP TO THE JOB'S SO ceed $9,000 annually compare* ten have to make easy plays like Mrs. Silver is Hie owner of Toni queen. Next lead out the king of 'j with $6,850 today.. hearts, capturing the jack. This this in actual play. It might take is your first stroke of luck, a week to finish one rubber. Close Keansburg PREVENT CRABGRASS MUCH EASIER! Mrs. Giersch From here on you Jiave an easy DAILY QUESTION time. Lead the king of dubs and Partner opens with two spades Bar for 25 Days AND SAVE $2.00 On Realty Staff overtake with dummy's ace of (forcing to game), and the next player passes. You hold: Spade— KEANSBURG — The Sham- RED BANK' — Brown a n clubs. Return the jade of clubs Reg. 9.95 When you 7 Hearts—J 5. Diamonds—A Q rock Bar, 94-96 Beachway, has Overton Agency, 9 White St. and discard die ace of hearts. 10 9. Olubs-6 7 6 4 3 2. What been ordered closed for 25 days Red Bank, announce the appoint That ace is just in your way.. do you say? ; starting Monday by the state Di- have the ment of Mrs. Virginia H. Giwh vision of Alcoholic Beverage Halts Plus 7.95 600 Little-Silver Point Rd., Littl Answer: Bid three diamonds. Control. You have enough strength for a liver, to its real estate sale: The state agency suspended the R«g. 18.95 Riverfront positive response. Bid the suit staff. bar's license after its owners right tools in wMoh you have the strength Mrs. Giersch is ,flie wife pleaded non vult to a charge of just in case partner needs this Carl V. Giersch, an executiv House Sold allowing a strip-tease perform information for a slam or for a Spreaders 13.95 with Blue Ridge Manufacturers FAIR HAVEN - The Ray Van ance to be conducted on the notrump contract. RENTALL CENTER Inc., New York. They have tw Horn Agency, here reports the premises by a female entertainer daughters who attend Little Sil sale of a Gooseneck Point river' For Sheiiwold's 36-page book- Feb. "12. 8fS R 9> 4 ver schools. She is the daugtite front home in Oceanport to Mr. let, "A •Pocket Guide to Bridge," • TILLERS The state agency set the pen- Turf * • AERATORS of Mr. and Mrs. Osborne E and Mrs. William V. Nickau, Jr. send 50 cents to Bridge Book, alty at 30 days, but reduced il • SPREADERS • POWER RAKES Harrison, Tower Hill Ave., Rec of Normandy Beach and West Red Bank Register, Box 3318, to 35 in view of the defendant's • LAWN ROLLER Bank. field, IO. Grandt CefttraJ. Station, New York plea. MrsL Giersch was graduatec The property was owned by Mr. YOU NAME IT—WE RENT IT from Red Bank High School an and.Mrs. Cyrus I. Knecht. HEARING SET the Berkley School in New York The residence had recently Viet Nam Veteran RED BANK-Ohris' Bar, 103 Fair Haven Hardware Prior to her marriage, she was been remodeled by Mr. and Mrs. West Bergen PI., has been employed by En jay Co., a sale Kneoht and the preceding own- Receives Bronze Star iharged by the state Division of 752 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN subsidiary of Esso Standard Oi ers, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rogers Ty- FORT MONMOUTH - Capt. Alcoholic Beverage Control with 741 - 5200 GENERAL Co., in New York, rell, and includes seven room, Dennis A. BreMius, who com- the retail sale of a pint of gin She is a fifth-generation Rec two baths and attached garage. pleted "a tour' in Viet Nam be- for off-premises consumption. Banker and is well acquainte The landscaped grounds which fore reporting to Patterson Army A hearing on the charge will SUPPLY CO., INC. with the area. She has beer include bulkheaded river front- Hospital here, was honored at be held March 19 at ABC offices Contractor Supplies and Rentals active in local PTA affairs an age were further improved with decorating ceremonies recently. in Newark. MonAiouth County Council circular driveway and tool- A oitation read with the pres Hwy. 35, Mlddletown 671-1713 Girl Scouts. She is a communi house. entation of the Bronze Star com- Breeze-Easy cant of Nativity Catholic Church A V/2 story colonial residence, mended Capt. Brekhus for dis- i_i Fair Haven. located on almost two acres of tinguishing himself "in connec- grounds on the north side oi tion with ground operation against Printed Pattern Laurel La. in Rumson, has hostile force in the Republic been purchased through the Van of Viet Nam," and said he, Horn Agency by Mr. and Mrs. materially contributed to the U.S. SPRING SUPPUES Curtis B. Morehouse of Mend- mission there. ham, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Court- • Professional Gardeners eneay Overman are the former PLAYGROUND BLAZE owners. Extensive alterations, in- LONG BRANCH — A fire at cluding a new wing, are being 4:32 p.m. yesterday in the Elberoh • Nurserymen • Green- THINK made to the residence by John- Playground was put out before son and Cooper, builders, of Na- firemen from the Elberon Engine houses • Garden Centers resink.' Co. arrived. WHITE Pro - Season RAYCROFT You'll Enjoy the Sight of White Aluminum Storm and Screen SERVICE Wholesale Distributor? COMBINATION SALE! by LAWES CO. 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Send now for biggest KITCHENS & BATHROOMS Open dolly 8 to 5:30: Wid., Frl. 'HI f l*»wtti Mllddlerown end Haiti 1 pattern book bargain everl Only 133 BRIGHTON AVE., LONG BRANCH , -Sd. to I PROWN'S { Acron frwn'Walttl T*y C*. ' SOe. i 57. • THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, M»rch 12, 1965—13 DAILY CROSSWO**) Long Branch YMCA Name Students For Model ACCOM r Fund Price Slated Papers to Get Repeated ptn*. LONG BRANCH - Vita? tit F»Jr Haven Region*! High SdMol Rufcitn debt to the UN *wl lie t nctring compktion tnrl new students hive bees (elected by tdmijHaon at Red Cbio*. ».River-bmk Robert Culp, a faculty member •Uirwajr: JoJnwnt 25. Far: workers have been oriented for Mr. Culp, wbo will aecompuiy to attend the Model Un at Mon- Juvenile Offenders' Names UidU * Karaite comb. the sustaining membership-eon- tfae students. If advi»er to the LONG BRANCH - City Coun- The action had its start with a 10. GuerrUU' woMi torn tribution campaign of the YMGA mouth College April 21-25. history department's debaters in cil last nigit voted to permit proposal by the city manager at tactic Hindu 27. Team- of Long Branch and vicinity. The students are Barry Gray, special projects. He had been a names of repeated juvenile of- the Feb. 25 council meeting. In a 12.Vex 6. White ing. The drive starts Tuesday with son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell member of the Keyport faculty fenders to be released DIRECTIONS: Follow Rumien Rd. (County Rout* 520) •<>' EMONIOWN — Justice was The goods, worth $197, were re- dispensed In bright morning sun- turned. ATM shins as Municipal Court began Mrs. Schwertheim was fined Us daytime sessions yesterday at $200 and put on probation for six EATONTOWN 9 a.m. months, during which time she MONMOUTH CIRCLE Magistrate William S. Throck- must see a psychiatrist. morton, wito initiated the change, Allen Hare, 18, and his broth- A DIVISION OF R.M. MACV & CO-INC said there will be one more night er, Barry Hare, 22, both of South session Wednesday at 7 p.m. —Belmar, were found guiHy of a "radar night." Beginning malicious damage and assault, Thursday. March 25, ali sittings respectively, . charges arising will be at 9 a.m. from an incident on Rt. 35 near Released yesterday in his own the Pine Tree Trailer Park. Kayser's quick-fcare panties machine wash recognizance pending Grand Jury James King, 30, of Greenwood lotion on a charge of forgery Ave., Neptune, Che complainant, was Jerry Casale of 48 Wyckoff alleged that Allen had thrown a Rd. In a preliminary hearing, brick, damaging his car; and the complainant, Mrs. Florence or dip-and-dry... find every style from that Barry had hit him in the Casale, alleged her husband sold shoulder with another brick dur- an automobile belonging to her ing an argument on the highway. to a tJiird party without her con- sent Mr. Casale, she claimed, The defendants were fined $15 forged her signature to the cer- eadh, but were given credit for h,; \ barely-there bikiiiis to roomy flares tificate of ownership to effect the Hie fines since Uiey have served sale. five days in the county jail. Mr. Casale pleaded innocent. Dominic Bossone, 37, of 425 John Boehme erf Old Bridge, Bath Ave., long Branch, pleaded CHOOSE RUN-PROOF WHITE ACETATE arraigned on a charge o* impair- guilty to speeding 65 miles an ing Ha morals of a minor, hour in a 50-mph zone. He was THAT SIMPLY REFUSES TO PULL OR SHAG waived preliminary hearing and fined $15 and lost his license for pleaded innocent. Ball of $1,000 30 days. was continued. The defendant Michael A. Loehner, 17, of 42 A. ELASTIC LEG BRIEF NEVER GAPS was returned to the county jail Norwood Ave, Long Branch, who Streamlined tailoring in sizes 5-7, 89c. Sizes 8-10, $1 In Heu Of barl, pending action bypleaded guilty to speeding 82 the Grand Jury. miles an hour in a 5i>mph zone, B. SMOOTH-FITTING BAND LEG BRIEF Ingeborg Scfawertheim of 1743 paid $30 and lost his license for Will cot shew a tell-tale line. Sizes 5-7, $1. 8-10, 1.15 Forge Pond Rd., Brick Township, 45 days. pleaded guilty to shoplifting a BmmiH R. Terrell, 39, of Wolf \ p , C. NON-BINDING MEDIUM LENGTH PANTY i coat, two nightgowns, and a Hill Farm, Oceanport, pleaded "Beneet" [or freedom through the thighs. Sizes 5-7, 1.15. 840, 1.35 *i s< ' sweater from Bamberger's Mon- guilty to careless driving leading moutih Shopping Center store. to an accident. He was fined $20. D. TRUNK STLYE FOR PLENTY OF ROOM ! Comfortable with shifts, wider skirts. Sizes 5-7, $1. 8-10, 1.15 E. COOL, AIRY FLARE PANTY 'CT¥ Radio Operators Prevents thighs from chafing in warm weather. 5-7, 1.15 Seek Funds for Boy 8-10, 1.35 OAKHURST - "We'll get $300 Donations, Mr. Carter S3 If it takes six months," Jack may be sent to him at 2 Denbo Carter of Neptune, president of Dr., Neptuns; to Carrie Barclay, •LTV- the Oceanic Emergency Citizens organization secretary, at Box Band Organization promised yes- 186, Neptune, or to any club mem terday. . ber or officer.. Organization OB radio oper- ators, he explained, have been Fashion Lecture on the air ever, since Thursday, MIDDLETOWN - Betty Best, March 4, when nine-year-old Tim- othy of 11 Rutgers Ter., Neptune, lecturer and television personal- was critically burned over SO perity, will present her "Lady, Be cent erf his body by gasoline. The Lovely" fashion program at a CB'ers are raising funds to help meeting of the Middletown Aux- \ Timm.y's father, Francis J. iliary to Riverview Hospital Mon- Walsh, defray hospital expenses that are likely to go on for several day at 12:30 p.m. in Friendship years. Hall of Old First Church, Kings \ "Hie youngster was recently Hwy. flown .by military jet to Brooke The illustrated lecture on Army Medical Center at fashion trends and household Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to re-hints is open to the public. Miss ceive specialized treatment for Best's program is sponsored by extensive burns..,He is 'still In the Union-Imperial Laundry of critical condition, bijt improving, Shrewsbury. AT Tiff EAT9NT0WI vv CHOOSE THESE LUXURIOUS NYLON TRICOTS MOHMOUTH CIRCLE A PtVWtON Cf R.H. MACVeYCO.IMQ» THAT PAMPER YOUR SKIN WITH SOFTNESS F. FREEDOM-GIVING ELASTIC LEG BRIEF Lets you move unrestricted. White. Sizes 5-7, $1. Sizes 8-10,1.25 G. SCALLOPED BAND LEG TRUNKS For roomy fit. Encased replaceable elaBtic waist. White, S-7, 1.65.8-10, $2 H. SAUCY, SCANTY BIKINI PANTIES Fashion fun in pink, black, coral or red opaque on sheei nylon. S, 11, L, $1 j. ENCASED WAIST BAND LEG BRIEF So you can replace the elastic. White, 5-7, 1.35. 8-10, 1.5 K. COMFORTABLE MEDIUM LENGTH PANTY "Beneet" with encased replaceable elastic waist White, 5-7, $2. 8-10, 2.50 • Look, stretch hips , 1-2500 so it won't bunch or bind ... «eoa Warner's new taffeta half-slip is really a smoothie '4 H»m» The nylon and Lycra® ipandei stretch inserts hug your hips, prevent riding op. The rest is knit-loving, non-static opaque taffeta of nylon and Dacron® polyester. White or black. Small, Medium in Short Small, Medium, Large in Average. AB». DuPonl T.U. CALL OSbom. 1-2500 OR WRITE on erden of 3.01 or more. Fnt delivery la Ntw J*n*y cud h oar delivery onn la N. Y. and Pa. (bc.pt C.O.D.'i, add 50c). Lingerie (Dept. 15S) Pantlei (Depl. 71 Mall Level, Bamberger's Me«moirtfc. And « Permni, Me«l» Park, Ckeny Hill, PMifield. Merriitew* and Princeton. NOW SHOP BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH TOMORROW NIGHT . * • EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9:30 P. M. '. '' . "V • . • , ,, \ ' .'• • . Starting tomorrow night Bamberger's is open 6 nights a week — Monday through Saturday till 9:30 for your shopping convenience. ;•. . ••••-,.• •$• \, For Qnick Beggfjr HOME DELIVERY Use SAIN OR SHINE n.i 741- 0010 DAY 7410010 uiai 741-1110 NI0HT 7 SECTION TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1965 7 S Yean houses to be built each year. models will go up. The one re- He noted that the trend in Mon- and CorUand Rd., off Rt. 36, at 1 p,m. The parade will start under the previous schedule. LineRd., is already three months i Board of Education officials es- He has been busy with residen- maining house will probably be mouth County has changed in at 2, filing down the southern ramp from Rt. 36 onto Bay Ave. —The builder must comply behind schedule and may be de- timate that it nay be four or tial construction projects in used as an office. recent years and said'there is no They will move north past an official viewing stand at Huddy longer a big market for lower- with local and national building layed even further — but town- five years before it becomes nec- Matawan, however, and the Rari- Construction of the first sec- Park, at Bay and Water Witch "Aves. The march will take priced houses, in the $15,000 or code standards for gutters, curbs, ship officials are happy about it. essary to build a school at the tan Valley timetable is off. It tion is not expected to get under about 90 minutes. $16,000 range. sidewalks and drainage, Mayor Marvin Olinsky noted site. ••••••. now appears that completion way until July or August. This The final organization meeting was held last night in the Work on the project's package —Streets will be paved with yesterday that the more con- There will be 499 houses and migM take four years, but the section was to have been com- Veteran's of Foreign Wars past, here. "We're ready to roll sewer plant is scheduled to start two-inch bituminous concrete struction is stretched out, the a garden apartment or 538 houses actual period will depend on the pleted by December, but the date tomorrow," Mr. McGrath said. "Let's pray for a fine day." has been pushed back to June this month, and the water utility (blacktop) rather than the cheap- better for the municipality, be- on the 131-acre tract, depending pace of sales. Mrs. Ruth McGrath, secretary of the Irishmen's group of 1966. next month. The developer will er 'mix-in-place" gravel streets cause of its continuing school on whether the Planning Board In December, the builder an- said that numerous boosters have been added to the growing problem. construct the sewer plant. West permitted under the old code, decides to permit apartment con- nounced that construction of the By the middle or end of next list. They are: the Borough of Highlands, Highlands Com- struction. year, it is possible that more Keansburg Water Co., Harlet, —The new anti-look-alike house Builder Howard Siegel, Living- first section would be under way munity Center, Jackson Hotel, VFW, Square Bar, William than 100 houses will be occupied. will provide water. ordinance will apply. It requires ston, will donate a school site at The development has been per- by Feb. 1 or March 1. Lynch, Jack Dougherty, Gaetano Sgambato, James Rich and the tract and $100 per house to- mitted under court orders, fol- Old Models Demolished Price range, Mr. Siegel said, Stipulations to which the build- a minimum of four different mod- els plus four elevations, for Highlands Bakery, all here. wards school construction, but lowing 5>/2 years of litigation. Three of the four old model probably will be from $19,500 to er has agreed: Others are The Tradewinds, Sea Bright; Joseph Pingatore. the donations will only be a frac- Mr. Siegel said three months houses on the tract, erected by $22,000, with the average at $21,- —Building fees specified in the total of eight house variations. Inc., Long Branch, and the T, Edward Kinlin Association, Keansburg. Sponsored by Church Council The Brevent Park Fire Company, Leonardo, will host visiting firemen, following the parade, Attending Youth Seminar House Razing Plans RED BANK — Scientists, ed- Coij«pany; Frank Walsh, a chem- another Bell Labs engineer. ucators and religious leaders will ist wth the DuPpnt Company; The program will be concluded take pan in a youth observance Mrs. Robert Spencer, a former in worship conducted by' the In City Are Completed seminar and social program being Red Bank High School biology young people of several partici- sponsored by the Greater Red teacher; Charles Kemp, .an engi- pating 'Churches with a sermon LONG BRANCH — Condenuia- cost $1,800 to renovate. In its Bank Council of Churches this neer at BelT Laboratories; Dr. by Rev. G.' Kerry Robb, as- ttta proceedings on two Potter present condition, tie'said, It rep- Sunday. Edward Rogers, another Merolt sociate minister of the First Ave. houses were completed lest resents a health, fire and safety Rev. R. Webb Leonard of Mid- chemist; and Robert Skinner, Methodist Church. night by City Council but one hazard. dletown's Old First Church is still has a chance for a reprieve. Mr. Lindner said if renovating chairman of the Youth Week Condemned were a structure at cost estimates were too high he event. He said Sunday's program 246 Potter Ave., owned by Eliza would demolish the structure. is open: to all the young people Miss Lattimer Speaks Gale, and the bouse next door, No one appeared in defense of of the community. 144 Potter Ave., owned by Mor- Miss Gale's building. Council or- It will be held at th6\ First ris and Yetta Lindner. , <_ dered that it be demolished with- Methodist Church, Broad St., Mr. Lindner's property still in 30 days. started at 5:30 p.m. wish registra- Before VIS Dignitaries may be saved. .,,> .-.•;. ,, In other action, council: tion. Supper, singing, film strips NEW YORK CITY-Miss Penelope Though council voted unani- —Introduced an ordinance end discussions are scheduled. Lattimer of Fair Haven, member mously to give Mr. Lindner 30 amending an existing one Chat The tour topics of discussion of the Mbnmouth Council of Girl days to raze the structure, May- controls junkyards In the dty. will be Science and Religion, Scouts, spoke to 80 guests from SCIENCE AND RELIGION — Three participant! in Sunday's youth observance to be or Milton F,/ Untermeyer re- —Granted a variance aUowirig Christianity and Outer Space, 40 countries yesterday at a Girl marked that council had been sponsored by the Greater Red Bank Council of Churches at First Methodist Church, alterations an a building at 468 Christianity and Technology, and Scout International Co-operation "open-minded enough" to agree to rescind its edict—if Mr. Lind- Broadway to provide for class- Religion and Evolution.. Year luncheon for UN missions Red Bank, \f\\\ be, from left, John Rottenberg, one of the young people from the Re- ner comes up with plans to re- rooms for the Monmouth Read- Among the experts participating and consulates general at the na- formed Church of New Shrewsbury; Mrs. William Sawyer of Embury Methodist Church, furbish the building to meet ing Center and professional of- will, be Mrs. William. Sawyer, tional headquarters cuf the Girl Little Silver, and principal of Sea Bright School; and Rev. R. Webb Leonard, pastor of health and safety requirements. fices. The structure is owned by principal of Sea Bright School; Scouts here. Dr. Raymond LeStranie, presi- Old First Church, Middletown, and director of Youth Week activities for the council. Sidney Alpern, attorney for Mr. Anthony J. Piccota, 32 Tinton The subject of her talk was her Ave., Eatoniown. dent of the MonmouS section Science, technology and religion will be the theme Sunday. Lindner, said his client had pur- of the American Chemical So- experiences in Colombia, South chased the property four years —Appointed Mrs. James Ven- ciety; James Fridie, biochemist America, as one of 12 senior ago, installing new sewer lines tresco, 246 Westwood Ave., to of the Merck Pharmaceutical scouts selected in the USA to join No Counsel Fee Action and plumbing. the Advisory Shade Tree Board The Experiment in International Wants 3-Month Stay to fill the unexpired term of (he Living last summer. Asking for extension of the late Miss Elizabeth Blodgett. The Mrs. Holton Price, Jr., presi proceedings^ he promised all vio- three year term expires July 1. Youth Says dent of the Girl Scouts of the lations would be corrected with- —Forfeited title to land ad- USA, presided at the luncheon to Showdown That Wasn't in three months. jacent to Westwood Ave., after He Got which representatives from coun- Samuel DeBartolis, the build- the Police Athletic League failed tries that belong to the W o r 1 d LONG BRANCH - Last night's City torney on a $2,200 retainer. ing inspector, estimated that the to erect a stipulated building on Association of Girl Guides and Council meeting might have been subtitled Noting the legal question of whether this building—valued at j3,300-WMiId the tract. In 9 Thefts Girl Scouts and who participated "The showdown that never was." council can pass legislation binding the re- LONG BRANCH - A 17-year- in the Exchange of Persons Proj- A promise by Councilman Henry Cioffi organized governing body of July 1, Mr, Cioffi dd youth admitted early this ects from 196345 joined together claimed that he was bound by the administra- Miss Penelope Lattimer to offer a resolution which would put a ceiling morning that since last Christ- to further international friend on city legal fees was never carried out. tive code when he took office. He called the code a "living document. .. Decide on Change mas he has broken into the ship. An equally determined vow by Mayor ground floor offices of the Daily subject to change." Among others at the luncheon Milton F. Untermeyer to rule Mr. Cioffi out Record nine times and made off Mr. Cioffi said he would bring the subject were Mrs. Malcolm S. Edgar, of order when he brought up the subject also with a total of $65.81. Marlboro up at council's caucus session Tuesday and vice president of the Girl Scouts went by the boards. According to Police Chief of the USA, who serves as the promised he would offer the resolution at the In Building Rules What did transpire, however, was that Mr. Thomas Pesano the youth, whose Girl Scout International commis- next regular meeting. Cioffi discussed the proposed amending of the City Attorney Louie R. Aikins, in a state- name was not released, was ap- sioner; Mrs. Edwin C, Johnson, KEAN9BURG — The Board of tificate of occupancy is to enable administrative code. ment at the close of the meeting, said he and prehended last night by Patrol- liaison between the World Asso- Health and Borough Council health officials to prevent over- Jacob Rand, assistant city attorney, stood man James West. Under ques- ciation of Girl Guides and Girl He set $17,000 as a "reasonable figure" agreed last night to a major re- crowding in living quarters In tioning by Detectives John Perri ready to discuss the fee system with the Scouts-and the UN, and Franklin for city legal services. This, he said, would vision in the community's build- the community. and William Walling the youth Gets Grant council. Up to now, he added, there has been H. Williams of the U. S. mission include a fiat salary of $11,500. for the city ing code. Large Families confessed to the thefts, the chief MARLBORO - Dr, Robert P. attorney, $2,200 for the assistant city attorney no such discussion. to the UN. The revision will require cer- Officials have been worried said. Nenno, medical director,/ has an- and $3,300 for the city prosecutor. Mr. Aikins said he believes there has been tificates of occupancy be secured over numerous reports of large The last theft occurred Tuesday At present, the city attorney is engaged on "a great deal of misinformation" in the news- nounced that the State Hospital by anyone selling his home to a families living in less than ade- end netted $19.50, Chief Pesano a $2,900 annual retainer, the assistant city at- papers about the matter, but did not specify. here has received a $75,000 fed' new party or renting living quar- quate quarters. said. era! grant to establish a gradu- Bayshore ters to tenents. The certificates of occupancy He was taken into custody by ate resident training program for The amendment, to be pre- will enable health officials to Patrolman West after the officer non-psychiatric physicians. noticed him loitering in the area, Teacher Pay pared for the council's meeting keep track of families moving In- Regional Sewer Outlined to the community and will en- the chief said, The three-year program will Tuesday night, would go into ef- able them to prevent a family The youth is being held in the start July 1, J965. fect immediately for year-round Compared from moving into substandard Juvenile shelter at Freehold pend- Dr. John B. K. Smith, director LITTLE SILVER — The Re- port, March 31 in Monmouth last night will, in its final form dwellings. HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - The quarters, , ing action by juvenile authorities. of research and training, will be gional Sewer Study Committee, Beach and. April 5 in Little Sil- answer a lot of the questions the It would not be effective for Board of Education's 1965-66 public will have. It will be the director. in its last "prep" session before ver. summer dwellings, until May 1, Officials said the ordi- J teacher salary guide, adopted it meets the public, last night Answers Questions agreement between the authority 1966. nance contains sufficient regula- The award is from the National Wednesday night, will be the high- and the < member boroughs and Jail Man reviewed the contract that will The contract under discussion Certificate Needed tions controlling over crowding Institute of Mental Health and the est pay scale in the Bayshore naming the responsibilities of outline its responsibilities when The reason for the delay on but that they are hampered by U.S: Department of Health, Edu- each. For Assault area in the bachelor of science it becomes a regional sewerage summer quarters is to allow own- lack of knowledge as to when or cation, and Welfare. < degree starting salaries but not authority. Driver Injured FREEHOLD-Magistrate Alex- What the authority will be ers to be able to meet certain where a family moves into sub- "The purpose," Dr. Nenno said, at the top guide level. ander Levchuk sent Mac Givins, The first of six public meetings called is still uncertain. After requirements necessary to se- standard quarters. "is to allow, physicians to acquire As Car Crashes 22 First St., to County jail The local BS degree starting will be Monday in Fair Haven, voting last month to name it th cure a certificate, In other business, the health greater 9kills In personality de- Wednesday night for 60 days. pay is $5,550, and at it highest At it, the members, and their FAIR HAVEN - A borough Monmouth County Regional Sew- Specifically these are hot and board introduced an amendment velopment and practices of dy- Givins was found to be a dis- point (12 years' experience) is consultants will explain the pro- man was pinned in his small erage Authority, Chairman Mi- cold water, flush toilets and to the health code eliminating a namic psychiatry. A resident orderly person. The charge was $8,400. For MA degree, the range posed regional set up to (he foreign car about 15 minutes aft- chael J. Rafferty reported last showers. requirement barring fte plumbing psychiatrist should not lose con- hitting and pulling a knife on Is $5,560 to $9,030. people. er it crashed Into a utility pole night that name had been found Officials noted that a vast ma- inspector from practicing his tact with.general medicine." Joe" Strudmlre. The offense oc- In Mdddletown and Raritan, Tuesday night they will be in on River Rd. at 5:11 p.m. yes- by committee counsel to be im- jority of summer homes and bun- trade in the borough. curred on Orchard St. in this The fir»t recipient wider the Townships, the beginning guide Shrewsbury, March 23 in West terday. prudent. galows are not equipped with Public, hearing Is set for March borough. ' award it Dr. Robert R. ReiUy, steps are lower but at the top Long Branch, March 24 In Ocean- Francis Kronewitter of 90 these facilities. 25. The magistrate heard Girt. He Is • second year steps. higher. . Church St. was reported In fair For the tune being, the organi- They reasoned that it would be The restriction had been placed traffic violators and fined lent psychiatrist at Marlboro, MiddJetown: BS degree ranges Four Day Celebration condition by Riverview Hospital zation ii counting on calling it- impossible for owners to provide In the ordinance several yews self the Northeastern Monmouth $15. • • having Men" graduated from from $5,200 to $8,700, master of St. Patrick's Day starting Satur- this morning, these facilities in time for the ago at the insistence of Mayor County Regional Sewerage Au- •Patrick H. Henderson, 26 Georgetown University School of arts degree, $5,700 to $9,200. day evening 9 p.m. Sunday after- Police said they had witnesses' summer resort season which is Louis T. Colttehio, Sr. thority. Vought Ave., was found guilty oi Medicine and! having been In gen- Raritan: BS degree ranges noon Monday, Tuesday, and Sir reports that Mr. Kronewitter was approximately three months off. At that time he used the clause careless driving, as was John C eral practice between 4956 tnd from $5,200 to i $8,500, and MA Patrick's Day. Featuring Bud cut off by another driver. The Mr. Rafferty announced thai Therefore officials decided to to force Edward Davis out of Ml Davis, 149 Throckmorton St. Bar degree, $5,400 to $9,300. Dillon and his orchestra. Corned First Aid Squad freed Mr. Krone- he ,and the committee's engi- give owners of summer quarters post as plumbing Inspector. bara J. Hutchiiuon of Bebnar The trainee stipend Is $12,000 * The Middletown and Raritan beef buffet every day on writter from the wreckage and neers will meet next Friday with until May of next year to com- The validity of the ban was up- paid her fine for disregarding a year, the flrat «,600 will be ttx guides have been announced by the house. JACK HENNESSEY'S took him to Rlvtrview. the post engineer at Fort Mon- ply with the amendment to the held in the courts but the health traffic signal and running through (reeree. Dr. JJenho ii considering the boards jn those townships but GQLD COAST, In The Heart Of Patrolman Louis DeVlto inves- mouth, The fort is being con- code, board feels lt Is DO • red light, causing an Mddent iddWona'" l not yet formally adopted. Town, Sea Bright, N.J.-Adv. tigated.- ' •• i • ; •.--''• • ' sidered u a possible customer. The major purpose of the cer-necessity. Sanders' Record 65 Leads Doral Open M3AMI (AP) - Otfper Doug Inspired by hii trim** last Sanders cracked tie record at week at Pensacote where he the Doral Country Club golf broke t victory drou^it of al- By Hy Cunningham course yesterday wr* a «5 0i»t most two yean with a {nayoff FRIDAY, WJXM 11,1965 got him off to wfiat could be win over Jack Nloklani, Sudan HANGING IN THERE - Coach Bruce MacCutcheon's Matt- the first back-to4tck tournament fired a netr-perfact game in fee wan Regional High School basketball team is one of a few Shore ;i victories in almost a year. first round of the Doral tourna- Conference schools hanging on in the New Jersey State Inter- ment over the watery, 7,028-yard scholastic Athletic Association's annual basketball tournament. Uyout. It* Huskies had their first outing Wednesday night and they Tie Jl-year-okl Georgian hird- managed te knock off Middlesex, 67-51, in the Central Jersey Green Threat ied six holes ua the front nine for Group 2 bracket. Already they are in the semis. Highland Park a record-shattering six-under 30. To Newman, Toe mark for this nine was 32 eliminated Wall Township, 4746, earlier in the week, but Mana- until Pete Cooper beat it by one cquan is still a representative in this division. stroke earlier in th* day. Matawaa's next opponent is Bound Brook, the team that chased Perry in 60 Sanders toured «he back nine Shore Regional out of play by a 61-55 score. Manasquan trill meet in JS to lower the lMwle coarse Highland Park in the other semi-final game. All we need now is DETROIT (Af) — Fonfiuunfe record of M set by Sun Sneed to have both Shore Conference schools win, and we'll wind up with Sam Perry and Fresno State's and tied by three other players. a Shore Conference — Central Jersey Group 2 fight for the chain Dart) Netmaa wMl be out to • Sanders maintains the pace, pkmship. This certainly doesn't happen very often. break the world record In the be wHI be the first golfer to win ttt-yard dash this weekend - Looking over (he C. J. Group I situation, we find Coach two tournaments in a row since but they may both find a third Tnqr Lema turned (he trick last Dick Faiko, after an ulcer win over Point Pleasant Boro, still man bard to beat. SDtnmer in the Tbundeitird and has Us Henry Hudson Admirals In contention. The Admirals The rivalry between Perry and Buick Opens. go agatest Petwlngton la their next outing. If the Admirals get Newman wlH be renewed at Hie NCAA indoor track champion- Spectacular Play by Peonington, they too, will be a semi-final team. The other ships Friday and Saturday at Yesterday was a day of spec- two clubs left In this bracket are South Brunswick and Ridge Goto Arena. Each has tied the tacular go* at the end of which (Basking Ridge). world record rf 5.9 seconds set Sanders found himself only two strokes in front of two oppo- Red Bank and Lakewood were the only representatives in by Bob Hayes of Florida AMI. nents and three ahead of five C J. Croup 3. LakewDOd is still in, but the Buccos took a 88-62 The third-man theme will be others. drubbing from North Ptalnfield. We think the Bucs had a little provided by Nebraska's CharUe stage fright in this one. Even North Plainfield was surprised in Greene, the Big Eight champion Perfect weather conditions winning. Red Bank's record certainly was better ton North Plain- •who was right at Hayes* heels were largely responsjbie for a field, but records are not doing the playing on the tournament when he set the record last year. par-tasting assault by numerous stage. Lafcewood goes next in a. semi battle with Carteret. A trick knee has hampered players. Wind that usually both- Perry the past two years. But ers golfers on the sprawling Dor- Neptune is carrying tbe hopes of a C. J. Group 4 title as a al course was missing and the Shore Conference representative. The Fliers are carrying an sore knee and all, he has won the National AAU and IC4A 60- weather was warm and tunny. undefeated record of 25 wins tonight at Rutgers gym against y a r d championships, among Jack McGowan and George Bridgewater-Raritan. Coach Dave Wlrth of Middletown Town- others* this winter. Kntidson shot $7s and Cooper, ship could {Id in Coach Larry Hennessy ol Neptune on this Bruce Devlin, Dave Marr, Char- _ "H Perry's leg is okay, and lie club. Tbe JLtons were caged by a 101-77 score when taking on ley Sifford and Chick Hattert runs six flat this weekend, Ike GoHen Falcon* on tbe Convention Hall court in Asbury Park, MONMOUTH'S TOP SAILORS — Monmouth Cojbge's sailing team recently won the "Steve Holland Memorial posted 68s. Troj»hy" event «t W«st Point, N. Y. The Hawks won the event defeating Princeton, Rutgers and Stevens Tech for Greene will run 5.9," said Coach One of the top cagers in the state is the go, go, go man for RaVph fflRgins of Oklahoma State, Cooper, with accurate approach BrJdgewatEr, Mike Grosso is toe big man on B-S team. The the N. J, Area Championship. Displaying the trophy, left to right, are Ron Freund, Somerville; Nina Vuyosevich, "and If Perry Rims 6.3, Greene shots that left him four birdie putts of less than four feet, fired senior hit the nets for a 31.9 average during the past campaign. foam captain, of Fair Haven; Bill Convene/, Summit; Wayne Patterson, Spring Lake, and coach Dick Sfftadman of wiH do 12." a 31 on the back nine for the Has be been noticed? He sure has! Acoordtag to reports there are Perry tied Hayes* indoor rec- Deal Monmoirth opens its sailing season March 21. record that stood until Sanders scouts Irom some IN colleges chasing Grosso. His 18 performance ord of 5.» twice this year, but beat It against Somerville had to draw a few scouts. Tourney one of Hie efforts was made on Faoay thing about thU dub it the support Groiso has be- Ellis, Two Navy's dirt floor and doesn't go Sanders* biggest shot wu made at the 221-yard 13th when he hind him. Mike Jaaxewski, a sophomore, another lanky boy into the record boohs. blasted out of a bunker 90 feet going well over six feet, bits at 11.2 average. Rich Doyle, a six Tbe other 5.9 was on the boards for a Wrdfe deuce after over- looter, has a 14 average. And there is f-3 Andy Martin who fires Others Tied at New York's Madison Square shooting (he green on his drive. away at JM. Martin not «aly has a tine basket eye, but is an Neptune Faces Stiff Test; Garden in the MIHrose Games excellent floor man. Jan. 28. BiUy Casper, two-time winner In Golf Play of the three-year-old tournament, Grosso, had a real good night against Middletown, scoring Newman ran his 5.9 Feb. 27 at DORADO, Puerto Rico (AP) San Francisco. got off to a shaky start with a 41 points. He zipped in 19 field goals and had five foul shots. par-72 whioli lie blamed on an Grosso, oddly enough, bad just as many rebounds as he did points, Al BesseJink and Wes Effis, J CBA, 'Squan in 1st Games The NCAA meet gets underway inept caddy. He.fired the boy 4}. For a big man, he moves around the court as classy as a fine made determined bids yesterd at 6:30 (EST) tonight with the to overtake Art Wall, Jr., in t' broad jump trials. after tbe round, complaining that ban handling guard. Bridgewater defeated powerful Trenton, 63-50, Neptune meets Us stiUfest test fense stop Grosso, B-R's £-8, 2-tf Brklgewater-fiaritan will take his inattention to his duties made Wednesday night. Of Grosso, they said, "he was magnificent." He battle for the Seagram Oaribbea: The pole vault final opens Trophy uten eadh of the season, Christian Brothers pounder who has been tantasti a 21-3 record into the tilt. Saturday's competition at 2:30 him nervous. leads the stale scoring with 726 points. in two earlier Central Jersey der-par 69s to tie Joe Jtaen Academy and Manasquan see ac- Matawan Plays Bound Brook p.m. NicHaus, another pre-touma- AgafaMt Neptune, Grosso will need all the help he can re- Group 4 tournament games. for the first round .lead in tf tion for Che first time and three One ottoer game involving a ment favorite along with Casper, ceive from bis other teammates, Neptune is no pushover for any Grosso scored 43 points am local quintet is on tap tonight. Puerto 'Rico Open Gctf Touraa- other local squads see action as was two under par with a 70, dob. •' ' , pulled down the same number of In that one, Matawan plays but well down the list. Gary merit. the NJSIAA cage tournament sec- rebounds in leading a 101-77 rout Bound Brook at Woorfcrldge High Hawk Bowlers Player was further back with a Of over a dozen area teams entered in the state tournament, Wall went into the final of th tional semi-final games move in- wa are down to just the few games mentioned above. Eliminated of MidcHetown in the first rounc at 8:30 in a Central Jersey Group 71. five tournaments comprising th to hill view tonight. . and piled up 33 points and 28 2 match. The Huskies- whipped are Toms River, Middletown, Asbury Park, Red Bank, Wall Town- Caribbean tour with a two-potnl In Tournament Point Pleasant Boro and St. Rose. Thin week- Neptune, bolder of Hie best rec- rebounds in B-R's 62-60 conquest Middlesex in ttieir tourney debut ship, s lead over BBSs and five point ord in the state-24 wins against of Trenton Central High Wednes- while Bound Brook nosed out WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- end will almost tell the story on just how load the remaining teams over BesseMnk,',,, nary a loss—moves to Hie ooile- day night. ,..,-. Shore Regional in She quarter- mouth College's varsity bowling U-Event Slate '.will advance. Besselink,. from Grossinge iate campus tonight to {ace : NeptunB.wiU .. finals. team will compete in the fifth annual Eastern IrrtercoJltgiate SHORT SNORTS — Bob Girardlo, Red Bank, a sophomore NX, clipped four strokes off par iridgewater-Raritan and Mite same quintet that Qonstian Brothers, idle for For MC Sailors •t Wajneshoy College, shot at a M percent clip on the basket- jttosso. . . . :.. * supposedly weak Johnson Re- Doubles Championships which on the back nine after going on over a week, travels to the state WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- ball court this past season. TTiat game is set tor an 8 gional team and nipped Linden, will be held in Philadelphia for over on the front nine. He blrtfec capital tomorrow night for a mouth College's sailing team will o'clock start at Rutgers Univers- 75-73, Monday night. Steve Cutil- three consecutive Saturdays, be- the last two holes after also get- South Jersey Parochial A con- compete in 13 meets this spring. ity and die biggest pre-game lo, Mjo scored 29 against Linden, ginning tomorrow. ting Mrdies at the 12th and 13th. test at Trenton State College. MonrnmitJi is ja full member of .Ellis, from West Caldwell, N.J question is Neptune's defense. Or has been tbe big gun -.78 181.4 COME WITH THE AIRPORT PLAZA COMMERCIAL B. Pennrttl OtMSSNVHH W L. T. Harrington .....78 180.7 Monday Mjbt Leane Shore Point Esso .01 27 J. Mailer __.78 1S0.4I Donato Construction &L 27 H, Dougherty ...... 66 180.4: W Katlls t McFarluld SO 28 F. Leo , ..78 180.1 Bylvette's ...... n. . 49 MaBMOlla tan 41>4 38'J. Bethel .... _...T8 170.1 Keansburg Bowl . <4 ^_...75 177.41 B4W Auto 44 \- Airport Uquors 41 37 E. Ledla — Crown Tire ...... 13 M. T. T. Mason - .41 37 N. Adubnto 78 177.43 Modern Pharmacy 42 86} Sd Pennettl Rooflnf 41 37 8. 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NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY 1964 CHEVY BEL AIR $1995 1962 CHEVROLET $1495 Two door, algtil cyllndtr, oufomotlc tronsmljilon, lmpala< four^ioor Aardtop, six cyllndar, automatic rodlo, htottr, powar slnrlng. trontmlsilon. sowar it»arlng. 1964 FORD FAIRLANE $1895 1962 FORD $1395 BAYSHORE SOD. Two door hardtop, eight cyllndtr, standard Galaidi 500, four-door sedan, tlftht cyllndtr, CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH transmission, rodle, htatsr. automatic tronsmlulon, power iicerlng. Isf Ave. 291-9200 Atlantic Highlands 1964 CORVAIR $1795 1962 FORD $1295 FREE GAS Monu convartlbla, six cyllndar, automatic Saloxla MO, four^ioor hardtop, algtit cylinder, tronimlulen, radio, Itaatar. automatic tranimlulon, oow«r tUerlnj, radio, >imtir WITH EVERY NEW CAR PURCHASED 1963 PONTIAC $1595 1961 FORD $895 THIS WEEK. RIDE THE FIRST Ttmpwf, converttblt/ outomatlc tronsmlsdon, Fair lane 500, Four-door sedan, six c\ Under, radio, YOU CAN radio/ healer. ' heater, power steering, 1963 FAIRLANE 500 $1795 1961 CHEVROLET $1295 Sports Coupt. Eight cyllntftr. (our spied floor shift, Impalo,.four-door hardtop, eight cylinder, 1,000 miles bucket stats, automatic transmission, power steering. 1963 PONTIAC $1495 1961 CHEVROLET $1395 Tempest, four-doer ttdtan, automatic transmission, Itnpata convertible, tight cylinder* automatic ON US, JUST PULL UP TO OUR rad;o, heater. tranimlulon, power steering. SAVE 1963 PONTIAC $1995 1961 DODGE $995 TANK AND LET ONE OF OUR Cotallno, four-door sedan, eight cylinder, Convartlbli, aloht cyllndar, aulomatlc trammlsilon. ootsmatle tronfmliilwi, powtr storing, brakn. . FRIENDLY SERVICEMEN 1963 FORD GALAIXE $1895 1961 FALCON- $795 MI. Fust back, eight cyllndtr, automatic Two-door sedan, six cyllndar, standord trons- FILL "ER UP! tronimljllon, powir swtring. mllimn, radio, hMter. MONEY TOM'/ S FORD 60 MAIN ST. 566-1500 MATAWAN NOW ON ALL OUR ^10RD DEALER OK I ANNUAL WHITE SALE USED 1965 PLYMOUTH NEW 1965 CUSTOM "SPECIAL" 2-DR. ALSO AVAILABLE CARS Cruijomjtic-Heater-Whitawall 4-DR. YOU GET VALIANT FOURSOR A Tir.i-GALAXIE "SOO-AII Vinyl $ Full Price Inferior-Full Wht»l Covers BETTER DEAL 1888 Delivered $ ON THE CAR $1 R.85 OF YOUR CHOICE 100. DOWN I«J PER WEEK CHECK THESE CHEVROLET IMPALAS I WE HAVE MUSTANGS AT SPECIAL PRICES, TOO!' HERE'S HOW •63 LINCOLN-CONTINENfAL 3795. STATION WAGONS 4D Convartibla, Atr Conditionad "62 UNCOLN-CONTINENTAL 2795. '64 FORD iCyl. 6P. C'try Sad. 2095. 1964 CHEVROLET WE KEEP FRIENDS 4D Convartibla FordomafiCi powar itaarihj Four-door Impala, radio and haatar, pewar itaaring. •62 OLDSMOBILE "88" 1650. '65 FORD Eeonoline Station BJS 2195. Powar brakai, V-t with automatic. Hd\ To., Hydra, P.St. Ei?ht-paiiangar '64 RAMBLER Clauie "500" (495. FORDS 4D Sadan CHECK THESE BUDDY- '60 FAIRLANE "500" 4D Sed. 795. FALCON and COMETS 1963 CHEVROLET Fardamatie, P.St. MAKING PRICES: Two-door Impala hardtop, radio and haatar. '60 COMET 2D S.dan 550. •61 &ALAXIE 2D Hd. Tp. 995. 1963 D0D6E 1961 T-BIRD '61 COMET 2D S.dan 695. 4 Cyl., FOM. Whitawall tirai, V-S with standard tranimisiion. Four doer sadon, factory otr conditioning Two Our hardtop, ana ewnar. "62 FALCON Cuftom 2D, FOM. 950. '61 CONVERTIBLE, FOM., P.St. 1150. i yaor. 24,000 mlla guarantti axacutlva gray $1488 $1788 '62 COMET 2D and 4D Sedans 995. '63 FAIRLANE "500" 4D. P.St. 1350. '62 COMET S-22 Sport 2D 1095. '63 SALAXIE "500" XL Conv. I960. 1963 CHEVROLET I960 IMPERIAL Marcomatie Powar itaaring, Fordomalic 1962 CHEVROLET Station wagon, olr conditioned, full sowar Four doer, local car "64 COMET "404" 4D., MOM 1595. '64 SALAXIE "500" 2D. H.T. 2195. Four-door Impilv hardtop, radio and haatar. Fordomatic, powar itaaring $1888 $1088 '65 FALCON 2D. Sedan 1795. Whitawall tirai, powar itaaring. V-l with Powarglida. 1962 CHRYSLER I960 FORD . Only 91S mjlai THUNDERBIRDS Sadoo, full powtr/ ona ownir Stdan* cltan« automatic trani mission. STATION WAGONS $1688 $688 "60 THUNDERBIRD Hd. Tp. 1395. "59 FORD C'try Sed. FOM. 595. Full Powar 1961 CHEVROLET 1958 FORD 1957 MERCURY Powar itaarina "61 THUNDERBIRD Hd, Tp. 1750. $88 $88 "60 FORD 9P. C'try Sed.. FOM. 795. Full Powar Twa-do«r Impala hardtop, radio and haatar. Powtr st»*rin4 OVER 50 OTHER TOP QUALITY USED CARS '62 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 2095. .. Whitawall tirai, powar itaaring, V-l with Powarglida. TO CHOOSE FROM '62 FALCON 4D. 895. '62 THUNDERBIRD Convertible 2150. ^ . : '61 FORD 9-Pasi. C'try Sed. 1095. Full Powar Fordomitic, P.Si. '63 THUNDERBIRD, Full power 2595. "61 MERCURY 9-Pass. 1195. 1959 CHEVROLET Colony Park, MOM.. PS\. •64 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 3095. New Jersey's Friendliest Dealer! '62 FORD 6-Pass. C'try Sed. 1195. Air conditionad, 13000 milai .Two-door Impala hardtop, radio and haatar. Fordemific MERCURYS Whitawall tirai, powar itaaring, V-B with Powarglid*. '62 FORD 6P. C'try Squire 1495. Fordonatic, powar tlaaring •63 MONTEREY 4D Sedan 1795. Just K Partial Listing — Follow Your Friendi To - RED BANK HEADQUARTERS FOR Marcomatie, P.St. '62-MERCURY Colony Park 1495. '63 MONTEREY 4D. Hd.Tp. 1850. CHRYSLER •PLYMOUTH • IMPERIAL • Mtrcomitic, power stitrinq Marcomatic, powar staaring MAURICE SCHWARTZ INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER ft SONS. INT. CIRCLE SINCE 1919 141 W. Front Sf. R.dBank Call 747-0787 MOUNT-ENGLISH CHEVROLET CO. Opan Daily • *.m. t» I p.ml Saturday! (ill 4 p.m. Shea l»94 Maimuwt* m»4 Maala A»a, M lank 7411600 325 MAPLE AVE. 741 • 3130 RED BANK THE DAILY BEGISIER: AUTOS FOatlAU AimXFOft i AWOSFOtSALE AUTOS rot SALE AOTOIPOtlAlB UU CHTTROLJCT - 22—Fridty, Match 12, 19651M3 FL.7WOUT8 BBWIOERI _ M61 CHEVROLET — - TM- IMS CHEVROLET - WAOOS \JXSM [Ud. Hx cylinder, iirr^fit ft aoma tot Ota. MA • Four*oour atadca wacea, radio Midi Urat conHiUon, aitlti -iiei Peetiu falM t ' - — - km «iU*,., K« ~"TBr«r)»«rSrw- sot K, B«d Biak. 1K» FORD OALAXZE — TwWlOW I fliTUOOTB H2KKOBJLZ — m, bttttes, AUTOS FOR (*M OUJBUOBUJB JETKRJE — Fuii U53 CHRTSLZR — Good ramta* i l»a CHIVY n — *>r«, bxn^aor, bnur, now ttre>, nlx-cirttaitr, & Car buyers want V-8 go IT AIN'T SPUING BUT ... with economy of a "4". >, Bob White Buick-Opel They get it in Rambler's IS SPRINGING THE SEASON'S Torque Command 232 six GREATEST USED CAR SALE! Your Best Buy on any used car is from your QUALITY AU- THORIZED NEW CAR DEALER. Take advantage of 'one standard entjine in owner Double Checked Used Cars and low cost Monmouth Classic and Ambassador by Rambler County National Bank Financing. 1964 BUICK 1961 BUICK I960 CHEVROLET Riviara LeSabre Parkweod wagon TAKE OUR "CHALLENGE TO CHANGE" $3495 $1295 $995 - test our HOT NEW 6 now! 1963 BUICK 1963 CADILLAC 1964 OPEL Riviera 62, 2-dr. hardtop I Relcerd wagon $2795 DON'T ENVY THE MAN WHO SAP $300 COMING NEXT WEEK $2995 $1795 1963 BUICK 1961 T-BIRD Elactra, 4d>. hardtop 1959 CADILLAC $1595 "THE MARLIN" $2595 4-dr., six-window SPORTS CAR $1195 1961 COMET 1964 BUICK 4-door sedan LeSebre, 2-d>. hardtop 1964 CHEVROLET $895 BE ONE! $2495 Impale, 4-dr. hardtop 1963 BUICK $2195 I960 STUDEBAKER TWIN-BORO RAMBLER Lard wagbn Special 4-dr. sedan '64 T-BiRD $3171 '61 TEMPEST $ 891 HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR SELECT BUYS 1963 CHEVROLET $1695 Impala convertible $395 '«4 RAMBLER Conv. '61 RENAULT $475 Executive cars (2 to choose from) Radio old heater $1995 - '63 T-BIRD Conv. $2595 '61 FORD Gal'xie Conv. $891 guto., R/H. Both cars guaranteed 1963 BUICK DODGE (or 11,0011 miles. Save, Save, Save. '61 FORD $1150 Spacial 2-dr. coupe Calaxie 2-dr. Hardtop, auto., 1963 CHEVROLET oor sedan '44 CORVAIR MONZA R&H, power sfeerfng. '65 FORD MUSTANG $2071 '62 ECONOLINE VAN $891 $1495 Bel Air waaon, stick Coupe, Floor shift, RS.H, low $695 ailleoge. Like new. SAVE. '61 HILLMAN $595 Minx. Auto., R&H. 1962 BUICK $1695 '64IMPALA H.T. $1991 '60 FALCON Wgn. $ 791 •63 RAMBLER ¥1395 '60 RAMBLER Ambai. $895 Special 4-dr. sedan I960 RAMBLER 4-dr. sedan. Radio 6nd heater wogon, auto., R&H, full power. 1962 CHEVROLET Wagon $1395 '64FORD Sed. $1391 '58 OLDSMOBILE Wgn. S 191 63 RAMBLER $1675 '60 FALCON $695 Corvette 4-dr. Station Wogon. Auto, R/H $595 Four-door. Auto., RJ.H. 1961 BUICK $2495 $1191 '62 RAMBLER $1195 '60 RAMBLER $950 '62 FALCON Squire '58 PLYMOUTH Wgn. $ 91 Electra 2-dr. hardtop 1957 BUICK 4 'el PEUGEOT $495 JEEP CJ-2 $495 Four-door stotlon wooon.R&H. With cab ond snow plow. MANY REAL CLEAN TRANSPORTATION CARS from $95 to $395 KROLL FORD JEEP... SALES and SERVICE 671 BROADWAY - LONG BRANCH 131 NEWMAN SPRINSS AD. . RED BANK BOB WHITE BUCK-OPE ,, OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL » 747-0040 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY SERVICE 229-3800 SALES 229-3600 Monmoith County's Oldest Rtmhler DuUr jams rmwx AUTOS FOt&U2 AUTOS FOR «ALE nocss rot SALE BOATS AND ACCESSOBIES STOtAGE At&SBXVKE TfifE DAILY REGI57IS ¥TO*T, Mkrcb 12, 1965-23 MM MBtCCTtT — Good naataf c*ev IMS IMPALA — Hud top. low wttU* n OKC orrjc-TAM> ouxt TKBOL aamouei TWO-DOOR at bsatlamal *»J«. AtaoiatelTno caah Can after f «.o. d sealedsealed . C*ll eoUHe t PA 1-71*. OAOS t&im HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTtU-MALE ? *** ** " UOTOBJt, Bt I, IM w. MPHCOITVEHTIBL*- B*. uw ooBvxrne — >-et*ea, nab uti vouomAam via — BUMI M Brtats, Reel »assk. TaXBa. UH CHSynOIIT - CaancUbU. V4. W MolSD HHEMUl BO*T - IXStt -JXiaSIUim.-JJuS-T^fJZu. HI-»dlo UA iMUr. wUtaralls ud jowtr X tp.~JotesoB~ anieotrte—»otw. 1M VOLKSWAGEN - Bun roof. fO»» Utt CADILLAC — Ml town. very Ml AJtlOf iUK. miH*. caJDvu too sxd side castua, Tae l(tt WSIHESS HOTtCO LAYOUT^AN04»ROMOTION44AH — itw nma irwoow VAH — i tralltr. ezeaUeu oopctouo. m-VOX. Hiitlltum. low mtltaste. call dean, so* owner, beet ofler. (a- LJL»H UOVKM - Servlwi and rv . Call nadir vanaobr. HKbast «Ber. OaJI l»a UJIM1SVU star CnA sta Scut p Kind, ajl types, all maxee, ail modal*. Ma* hm newsptptr litrosjt twiwiaacs sal fteteraMr **b aoM oeff, aocbor, runtanf lUbta, ttry M IMS TEKPStrr — Two door court. uti VOUSBWAOBN BBQAH — K»ai», S*t-in«. 'Mi 747-MH lur ptck-ui> and dellMry. •lanoard transmleslon. Hullo. beeUr, CHEVROLET TRUCK — Trailer. Mi- oondiUun H2-4W7 ailer < p.UL Jaeotoe laardware Co., Shrewsbury Are. •alee e»erieace. Wllnnat to traui roaaa; maa wHs ailntr. Xi- wtiltewtUS. CaU 671-0306. excellent condition, one owner. JSOO. IMS VOLVO — 12*. Four-door, blue. rer bullooKr. OC 11. Call and Bergen PL, Red Bank. 7(7-2848. lUdio, beater, whltewaUa, soow Ures. THOMPSON — n: 7» h.p. Johnson, PEWrQBOT 1S60—Model 403. Reejonsble. 1963 MERCURY-Omul wagon, a Bhowroom octauim. C.MO. M»-7MT. «n-ocas head two bunks, eatras. 8,100. Call LAND6CAPINO - Ptslgx and BlanUng etUeal worklnf oondKloisf tut IMMUU. Salary eommelsraiUe Koumouth Blvd. IMS FORD ft TOH PICK-UP — Radio m-tan. of fine Uwns. Compleu maJntsnanca. n K Qceanport, N.I. malic, tuts. lecCARthy Chivnlit 1990 CHIVROLBT CONVER.TIBLT — and heater. &OO0 mllee. XxceUent coo- Weekty, monUily. Residential, oemmer* with areerlescs. UM VOLKSWAGEN —:> 1HO3, Variant Price JI095. Needs some bodr work. dtoon. Call after i. «71«48. SHIP-TO-SHORE-RADIO clal. fcstlmslw gtven. HUNT BROTH- IBM PONTIAC — Four door Mdu. Eicellent condition. CaU 842-0632. ERS, Til-tTO ant 741J773. APPLY IN PIRSON glTWIEJI 4:» AND 1:90 TM. •tatto1 o mm, excellent condition. Hint A one owner car. TTeme&doua trane- 1053 CHEVROLST — Pick up track. New qualM; hiands u to u C29.SO. aell. 6T1-0359. portatlon (or «429. RASSA8 BROS.. CADILLAC - I960 Sedan DeVUle. Full First CILBB condition. B85. Bed Bask Call Sam Marino, Marine Radio, 291- ADDITIONS. REalODBUHO AND AL- Pontlac Sales and Service. 295 Broad power, factory atr and cruise control. Auto Unporu. 71i-M»e. 0278. Th. Daily R«gijt»r 1M4 TOKD FADtLAS* — V-S 8j»rt jl.DOO. Call 7U-7S69 after 6:30 p.m. TERATIONS OF ALL KINDS, EASY Coupe, uks nsw. McCARmr cnirroiet. St. Red Bank. TU-51S0. ONE CHBVROLBT — Two ton radCABIN SLOOP — 18', nbertlaa PAYMENTS ARRANGED. CAU, RAT it 291-1101 VOLKSWAGEN — ISS3. Sun roof, white 1956 BUICK CENTURY — Fully equip- mu snow Jdow, one Chevrolet ptok-up. covered hull and deck, aluminum mast, UOND.BOECKEU 741-23*2. 4M3 Bread St. Had Baak ped, excellent condition. Call 591-UJ1 lights, water tank, aalls. outboard IS UM BUICK — Two-door hard-top con- walls', radio, etc Excellent condition INCOME TAX RETURNS Ask tor Mr- ranulary vertible, good running- condition. $2M. Sacrifice, 11.185. Evenings and week 53M63X motor. CaU 67L505T. Are you awara of the scores ot changes CM1 ;u«I. between 9 and S:30 p.menda. . 291-0848. 1963 BPITFmi — White. Four epeed, 14', 25 HP OUTBOARD AND TRAILER In the new tax law affecting you? new condition. ti.SKS. Red Bank Auto MOBILE HOMES — All In "go" condition. Inoludjnf a)) INDIVIDUAL and BUSINESS returns. 1M0 VOLKSWAGEN — Sun root, radio, TO SETTLE ESTATE — 1M3 OHECK- Imports. 7411885. water ski equipment and gaa tana. U yaaia In the area, tfargery Trovata. very clean. MM. ER, beige, automatic, power brakes, MxlO PACEMAKER — U62. Ukt new, (4SO. 2M-145J. After a p.m. T-A Reliable Tax Service. 717-3163. power steering. 6,500 miles. Aialn 1963 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE — ready to move In. ]5 Bayshon Para, PHONE BT1-12S9 B.OOO. 568-3468. Automatic top and transmission. Good Rte. 38, Keyport. commutinr distance IV BOAT. 7>4 H.P. MOTOR—AND 1957 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLBi — condition. 966-4178. to New York. Best oiler takes It. Will GAS TANK — 1123 complete. I73-1R3 IXPBRT HOME REPAIRS ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN Full power. Clean, rood condition. Call I960 THUNDERBIRD — Very good cot YOU'LL RAVE dltlon, {MOO. Can be Men at Pleaiu finance 787-7208. Mr. UUler. or (71-0301 alter 8, 261-8957. 1958 PLVMOUTK-£lr-cyllnder, stand- With ear to work lo newspaper advertising department. Uust Bay Yacht Basin. 157 Oomanche Di ard transmission, excellent condition. •ARK SPACE — For rent and mobile ONE WEEK SALE — JO per cent 1858 CHEVROLET — Impala. convert- Oceanporl 922-8563. 1125. 219-4503 CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS, OARAOES ible. Hes. McOARthy Chevrolet Call homes, for sale, all facilities, under- DISCOUNT — Paint, associated mate- - Have truck. Light hauling. CaU altar be high school graduate or equivalent, neat In appearance tad 1963 CADILLAC BE DAN DB VIL.LE ground services. Hvr. 72. four miles rials and water skis. Siturtay March mnoL 1»62 FORD CONVERTIBLE — ElMl west of Parkway. Plnewood Estates, 13 until Saturday March 20, 5 p.mI. p.m. 711-lHS. with a good command' ox English. This !s an excellent op- Beautiful black. Air conditioned. 16.000lent condition. (1,400. Call after 5 p.m. Boat. Ski * Scooter Center, 75 White 19M VOLKSWAGEN — Darn green, miles. Don't miss tills one. HcCAKtny 6714994. Union Township. (97-2333. TAX RETURNS PREPARED—Famlliar portunity lo learn the nawepsper advertising business. Opportunity 14,000 miles. Radio. Call Chevrolet, 291-UM. St., Red Bank. with federal and state regulations. |S 2N-OT45. 1961 CHEVROLET - Stick, convertible. AVALON — 3918, like new, two bed- lost returns. D. Lawler. S66-7338. for advancement 1957 CHEVROLET TWO DOOR HARD Tremendous value at 11,200. RASSA8 rooms, furnished. Sacrifice; ILS-BS per ACCOUNTING SERVICES TOP — Real value at t295. RASSAf BROS., Ponllac Bales and Service, 391week? M2-JJM. Business Bookkeeping Income tax OROWlNCt PAINS? Call Ever Green AUTOS FOR SALE BROS., Pontl&c Sales and Bervlce, 3S: Broad St., Red Bank. 741-5180. ELOAR — S2rlOJ. two bedrooms, for- Estates Legal Forms Landscaping. All phases ot landscaping APPLY IN PERSON BETWEEN 1:30 AND 5:S0 P.M. Broad St.. Red Bank. 741-5160. C.I, SCHENCK -871-OMO. Including maintenance. Weekly, month- 1983 PONTTAO — Caulliia. convertible lushed. Can finance and park. ly or season. F. Intermesoll. 787-4618 1959 FORD — Country sedan, V-8 Power brakes, power steering, aix-way B42-23U DON'T or 7S7-3aO. Th« Daily R.giit.r automatic, radio and heater, power power seat. Positractvon. Radio, neater, MOBILE HOME — IV wide. Like Let the termites get the best of you!FIREPLACES A SPECIALITY - AU pllHHIIIIIIIIH eteerlng and brakes, new tires, low hydramaUc, air-conditioning., Excellent new. Terms. Oai! bonus, wrar not let CHESAPEAKE get lypea ot masonry. CHARLES HOWCR. 40-U Broad SL Bed Bank mileage. 671-0970. oondUkn. «1.W». 671-00W. after 5 p.m. 787-MM the best of themf Free estimates. Contractor. CaU 717-X79. = 1963 CHEVROLET = 1967 OLDSMOB1LE — Four door har 1961 FORD QALAKE — Four door. S3' HOUSE TRAILER — 1S64 liberty. On call 21 hours. 7U-5H1 Ask (or Mr. Famulary top. An Immaculate auto for only *37; White/ Automatic, power steering:, Good shape, One bedroom. Must sell. CHESAPEAKE EXTKRMINATmo CO. PAlNTINa — Exterior and Interior. saa, IMPALA tour-door hardtop. 3 39 Pearl St. Red Bank, N J. Reasonable rates. Call 717-3167 or H7 RAiSSAS BROS., PonUao Sales and radio, heater, zooa condition. $1,000. Aaum (790. Make oiler. Ideal lor liv- 5795. • Equipped wlih Powergllde, «••Bervice, 365 Broad St., Red Bank. 741- Call aRer I p.m., 234-5781. ing or office. All extra*. .Plumbing and HARIHK SUPPLIES 5180. JJ radio, heater end power J* I960 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE^ sewerage hook-up. Oil tank Vwy good Everything for the Boatman. New Jer-INCOMJC TAX RETURNS - Prepared 1960 RENAULT CARAVBLLH — Rec New top, brakes. Show room clean. tires* 741-9628, 9 a.mY to 9 p.m. sey's largest marine supply hoiui. at your horn* w dullness. Reasonable HELP WANTED-FEMA1E HELP WANTED-FEMALE ^ steering. Low mileage, one ma Evlnrode Sales and Service rates. Monthly or quarterly accounting removable hardtop, radio, pelts, e: Powder blue, I860 or take over pay- 1965 SCOTTY TRAVKL TRAILKR - strvlCM 747-2M2. SKSJS owner. -Like new tftrougftouf. •• cellent condlCloo. *T95. 542-KHl. menu. M1-B234Y ylKe new. Sleeps 4-t, 13'. Must »eu, THE BOATMAN'S SHOP WOOLWORTH'S REMODBUNO - Ap Wharf Ave. 7(1-5780 Red Bank plications now being taken (or experl STORE DETECTIVES 1»1 VOUKEWAOBN — Clean 1960 MORRIS MINOR — Ration wagon lctoven. Phone «2-3)u. PROTECT YOUR ASPHALT DRIVE- Part-time, No experience necessary. 31' Owerw Sedan, Davits Spotlight $3800 WAY — From, destruction by gas andanced waitress. Excellent benefits and Will train. Join Ih. security department 35 RUSSELL S CaU "AJ IS" apaclal for only J325. RAGSAS lest ELCOR — KxlO, three bedrooma, oil Olve tt lasting beauty and protee. working conditions. Apply 7. W. wool- 291-2673. BROR, PonUao S«.l« and service, 395 partially furniahed, enclosed patio. 28' Tropan, 220 H.P., Bow and worth Co., S3 Broad St. Bed Bank. In me of the East's tar.tst frowlni 35 Oldtmobile-Cadillsc Co. g, Broad St., Red Bank. 741-3160. 1.800. 872-W28 or 67HH03. Side Rails, Two Seats $6300 Uon with Oosmlcoat. CaU today tor a department stDrs chains. t^ 100 Newman Sprlnss Rd, __ A T—filRD — We finance complete rv Owens. I960, 115 H.P., Navy free estimate. 771.S27F Applr to 8«curitj Department, Krs. mw amount with no mony down. Low BEDROOMS — 65x10', many extras Top, Windshield Wiper 13680 •»• Red Bank •• weekly bank payment $13.10. Call col- and it's a ROYCRAFTI 787-0928 after 23" Tobln, 109 oray, ifardtop J1600 HORSESHOER OPERATORS lect PA 1-7100. OASIS MOTORS, RC TRUCKS FOR SALE p.m. 20' King Skiff l««l, 2220 H.P. VB t «5 Experienced, recently returned from 8KW1NO MACHINE OPERATORS to Florida's Bunsnlne Circuit, now residing Work on coats. Bhore Coal Company, TWO GUYS S 741-0910 r BayrevUle. IS" Reet Cratt, 75 Mireury. BOTJTB SS AND TWIN BROOKS 11D. NEW 1K4 CHEVY VAN — Complete WINDSOR — 50', two bedrooms, ex- Trailer «17S0 In this area to serve you, Incorporated, 23 Bridge Avenue, Red 51,691 McCARthy Chevrolet Call 281. cellent condition, rood location. Hwy16' Bristol, 35 Evlnrude > 47aTom Wojdechowakl tSl- Bank (Eisner Building). MIDDLTTOWN. N. J. AUTOS FOR SALE U01. 36. West Keansburg, B.I00. 122-6(67. li Penn Yan, 18 H.P. Evlnrude S <50PAINTING — Exterior and Interior. EARN CS-JSO WEEKLY •illlllllllllllld 19S3 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK-Model DON—A—BELL — Late 1959, two hed- FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS. INC. Light hauling and moving. Call SEWING MACHINE Put mot» fun In your family. Talk L139, gcod condition, dual wheels, rack ooms^ automatic heat, air conditioning, ft. of DeNormandle Ave. 741-2788 OPERATORS fashions to women. Thrse or four body. Cerllone's Qreeohousea, Hwy. "" ettd carport, bar. Sickness lorces Fair Haven, N.tf. 747-3010 evenings weekly. Use ef ear necessary. Holmdel. 234-3130. BUTLER'S LANDSCAPING - Distinc- Single and double needls lor clothlm Free training. Call 56<-U74. ile. First K.SOO or best oner. SS2-8953. WANTED — 14' aluminum boat. tively styled landscaped homis at lowItems. Steady work, good pay, libers 1955 CHEVROLET CARRYALL — Good TRAVEL TRAILER — Mallard, 1961, Call after 6 p.m. cost. Using taxus, hollys. rhododen< benefits, excellent working conditions, GENERAL HOUSEWORKER - Five condition, root rack and extra seat. 17". Excellent condition. Fully tiiulp- 741-T376. dron, azaleas, [orsyUilaj, etc. Call OH- BRUCB PRODUCTS INC. Mld-Mon day week, like children. No oooklnt. 631-0134 evenings and weekends. tea. Sleeps an. Btlf-contilned. Tow^ar 2»25. mouth Industrial Park, o« Hops Rd., Refereacea. Call after 6 p^n. Si2<2<30. .too available. S71-2eeS. DINGHY — 7' molded Hherglass, S40. New Shrewsbury. M2-2M6. 1958 FORD ONE TON - Utility body, Outboard motor, two h.p. Johnson, $30. HOUSEKEEPER _ Slop m. Orovn ff bed, good condition. Body almost 842-3390. DENTAL ASSISTANT - In Itlddli children. Refenncea muestnl. Apply new. Inquire R. Weber, 12 Highland CARPENTRY town. No experience necessary, w US Broad 8t, Red Bank. K7-2K7 or •Aye., Keyport. TRACTORS 20' DAY SAILER — Fast, keel, ouuy. Dormtr*. addltioni, alteratloni. Call train. Write "B.O.", Box BU. Red Bant. Two suit* of sail], one dacron (IMS), diy* ftnd «T«I1D£I till B. U61 CHEVROLET RAMP SIDE PICK- SIMPLICITY _ geven h.p. two wheel new boom tent, bench errangerasnt WAITRESSES WANTED - ParUlml OPERATOM - SexrlDf macUne, ex- UP — Perfect vehlolo for landscaper. raotor-wHh 10" plow, disc, harrow, 30" for eleeplng two, 8' pram, mooring. UNITED S. and fuU-Ume. Apply In person, Cottj perienced only. Union sbop, 3&&our Can be bought right, Call Stan, 747- Made, JO" snow blower. 741-8683. anchor—-*•»,. Unasine, . etc. Needs eprlni painpalntl Neck Diner, Hwy. 55, Colts Keck. we*, too* gay. Apply Casual Sports. 07S7. U. Schwartz * Sons. INTERNA- Job. save (200BOO, , buy now lo--r 11,000-r"-. SILVER DOOR CO. w«u. an Broadway, Lon* Branch. TIONAL TRUCK DEALER, Red Bank OTINOORAPHER — Siperienced, Call 741-3M0 after a p.m. TJ7JWM ]aL Oeod salarr. CaU I960 CHEVY — % ton pick-up, new AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS 747-9730 MOTHEE'8 HEI.PKR _ Uve In. Ocod paint, excellent medianlcal condition. TRUCKINO, TOP SOIL, AND ORAVEL 1rtuw $774. 775-8219 after 4 p.m. AAMCO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS STORAGE AND SERVICE -^ Mason work, cellar cleaning, *M SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Fol — tm Railroad Ave., Asbury Park. experienced tree trimming. 339-4330. night shift, ll to 7. Full time or part. SfM" CHEVROLET I960 — >i-!°n panel. Bll- Free towing. 774-6800. CARPENTER WORK - Alterations, time. Must llva locally. Call 741-4700. STENOGRAPHIC CLERK cylinder, excellent condition. Asking rooms, garages, paneled rooms, AVON SELLS IT SELF — Pull or Uust have minimum of three years (700. Will finance all or put. Mr- Now Mihm's can rcraened porches. Free estimate. Mr. part time. Territories optn tor women •zperience. Good tyclns aol sleito Kay 774-7470. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Edward Inker 741-310*. who ara Interested In having a good skills. Initiative ability to assume 1956 CHEVROLET - HaU-too pickup. ateady Income. Experience unnecessary. nspoulbltlty, apoaarance Important. KM. McCAF.Uiy Chevrolet FIBERdLAs your boat now! Resin haul boats 60 ft.LAWN MAINTENANCE — Painting in- Call 741-4343 or write Mrs. Margarel Two openlnta. One In Point Pleasant 291-1101 only 16.95 per gallon. All sizes or terior, and exterior. Odd lobs, Hint Oulotta. Box 190, Red Bank. and one In Asbury Park. lAit* atid cloUi in stoek. Also pettit Marine Paints hauling. Reasonable rates. 7&7-I64I. rapidly eifaiuing torapany. <0-hour and other repair materials In stock. long... power or HOOKING AND SIDING OFP1CS HELP — To W6rk weekends weed Monday to Friday, BUut ITS AUTOS FOR SALE acobs Hardware Co., Bergen PI, at United B. Stlvor Door Co. Typing necessary, Sandy Hook Bay proiresslon to P3. Ut»ra4 frlnte tient- Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. 787-O92U. Marina, Highlands. Call bllween 1 and sail. 4 p.m. 8TJ.14M. neclnl y mint (Ive completa bukiround NEW 1665 McCULLOCH 714 h.p. Fish- VISIT THE HOLMDEL ANTIQUE MART Includlnj dates and extent ot busi- Ing Motors — Weedlesa or Power Prop. Everything reasonably priced. New dis- OPERATORS ness eicerlence end education. Beply fow In stock! Jacobs Hardware Co., A few choice slip are still avail- play every Monday. 10-5 p.m. dally. "A.B." Box Ml. Red Bait lergen PI. A Shrewsbury Ave., Red Main St. Uolmdel VlUage C4S-441S Experienced single needlt, blind illti. tank. able at our marina in Monmouth >uttonho!e, button sewers. Steady worl AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER — One 2 1961 OLDSMOBILE — Beach . .. power and fresh water LONO BRANCH MANUFACTURING: ~'rl ortlce operatlait. Salary accwdlnl DYNAMIC U Conv. Coupe. « IS' SLOOP — BOO. Six-cylinder Buda at every slip . . . newly dredged EMPLOYMENT CO., Children's Coats, 20 Thlrtf Ave., i aeuity. Open. Eicellent opportunity. White with red Interior ond ess* llesel. Extra engine. Inquire at Bel- Long Branch. M2-9845. Only qualified persons need apply. AU white- top. Fully equipped In- _• >rd Marine Railway, Belford. channel . . . full repair and re- HELP WANTED-FEMALE EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES - For repllis held confidential. Write stallnt cludlng power steering ond ejai W00DPU8SY — Couon sail. Qood be-finish facilities ... and a brand sportswear and children's depaxttnint*. ramia* lo "B.D," Box Ml, Bad Bant brakes. One owner, locally p£g ginner's boat. Can new marine railway facility for EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANT- See Jean Lawrence, Sylvette Sbop, at BARMAID FOB HJOHT WORK — Must traded. In showroom condl- •• 747-2641 SD — Uust apply In person. Bhors Mlddletown Shopping center. have experience. Mix's Bar, Bed Bank. boats to 60 feet in length. Call EMInt Inn, Hwy. 35 and Holmdel Rd., 741*0100. lion. ™ HUBERT, JOHNSON CABIN SKIFF- Kaaet WAITRESSES — Over 21, full auld part 29*. Clinker built Twin Ctirysler en- now or visit us this weekend. time. Apply In person colonnade Res- BOOKKEEPER — Full-Ume tkmM RUSSELL ™ glnea. (Only 2CW noun use.) Head, WOOLWORTH'S REMODELINO — Ap- taurant, llonmouui Shopping Center. )txt experience imxtUnr aontr. Apr)/ llsh-box, automatic pump, outriggers, MIHM'S BOAT WORKS plications for experienced personnel PainttntninrnnttdhiJyftrjwJfOOOmllu Oldsmobile-Cadillae Co. exea BB THE BEST PAID, BEST DRESSED h peraon. Sun Bay Dru», MhldleUnra rod holders, chrome trim throughout, needed in various departments Includ- OAL IN TOWN — Setting Fresh Silks' Bnogplni Center. JlUdiSowu. 100 Newman Springs Rd. ••• new Naugahyde cushions, oak, teak, H. of Weit Street ing household, wearing apparel, drap- fabulous line of wearing appajAl fol Drive It through when the road throws you a curve. ma d Honduras mahogany construction. ery, pet supplies, toys, notions, shoes. omi, WANTED FOB DB.1 CLBANINO Red Ban* til equipment lnoluded. Asking S3.750. Monmouth Beach, N. J. Wages according to experience and the entire family. Either direct or pait] ASSEMBLY WORK — > am. to 3 p.m. for qulok tale. Aik for Mr. Hall, ability Aral/ F. W. Woolworth Co.. plan. No deliveries, collections, or sanv llusv De neat. AMy in wraon. Morey No slides, no splnouts with tront-whml drive, up-front engine. = 741-0910 = Tol. 222-7717 62 Broad St., Bed Bank. pie Investment, plus free suppHes. CaU to Itue, Hwy. !S, KatoiMom. '41-7686. ssfore noon or after 6 p.m.,' 264-8837, • Even when the going gets rough or slick. Enjoy rocksteady WOMAN — tor hoiuwwort anl taundry KITO3EN HELPER — 10 a_m. to on BaluMay and one otlier day. Must AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE pm. Information 10 s-m. to 2_p.m have references and trannpoitaUoo la stability In gusts that blow others about, Rlvercr^et Nursing Home, 31 Chap! L1MI. 8Uvtr. 7478138 sJter 6. Ava., Red Bank. LADIES — Avenfe po per evselnt CASHIER — Experienced, evenings. showlnj loEutuul fajhloas. Ko Invest- piiim mi mill Pllllllllllllllg Cosmetic department, Supers ment. OeJl TTi-UM. Un longer, lowlier, livelier jAnO.]uut$1983.. Shrewsbury Ave. Apply morrrlngs. 1961 CHEVROLET 5 BXPERHNCBD WOMAN — To clean P.O.*. w.w.tlrwntrt — 1963 CADILLAC «- OBNURAL OFFIOH WORK — Partwo momlnp. own transjorutlon. VI- IMPALA-Convertible. Belgt £• CONVERTIBLE - White with aaatime. Rt. 35, north of Red Bank. Uus dlHtr Hed Bint HUB gchool, T41-IHI4. mn be abl« to type «O w.pm, Write with matching interior and gga LAST CALL eass red Interior end black top. sees eiperlenoa to "B.C.- Box 511. TEST DRIVE IT AT 1 SM Loaded with extras Including taal Ian fop. Equipped with Power*-^ Sfjt automatic windows and six- •• glide, radio, heatir and £ FOR B_ way seat. One owner. Low eaei COUNTER OIRLS — For weekend work. Sandy Hook Bay Marina. High- power ifeerlnj. ^_ 5 mileage. mm lands. Call bMwsen 1 and < p.m. >72. GENERAL 1490. RUSSELL £ 1964 OPEL KADETT S . RUSSELL S WAITRESS WANTED — Experienced FACTORY Oldimobil».C»dill«e Co. mm 5 Oldimobil.-Cedillac Co. 5 Apply In person. Bow Knot Restaurant HOW LOU MOTORS Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. 100 Newman springs Rd., 3s 100 Newman Springs Rd. esss mm SECRETARY — Shorthand and t/pin HELP 41 HWY. 36 EAST KEANSBURG Ret) Bank _ •• Rsd Bonk •"» Prefer Red Bank resident. App faJtel le now ecceptln* applications Borough Clerk's Office. 31 Monmouth or production work. Factory experience 741-0910 SS 741-0910 S St., Red Bank. lelpful, but sot required. WUItraln. 787-4585 Heady work; snpd betiettts. and wtnk- SALE! Inl condition. Tlve-day wsek. ftllllllllllllllafl AUTOS FOR SALE . Day Shift 7:30 . 4 p.m. •ply in person at our personnel 4 Ice Monday throuih Saturday (rom » THERE'S A BRAND NEW DEMONSTRATORS TOM'S FORD MATTEL INC. SPRINGTIME SELECTION SEDANS. WAGONS - SPORT COUPES. SUNROOFS TOY MAKERS Eolntdsl, N. J. AS LOW AS FANTASTIC BLBERLY WOMAN - Unattached "TO OF 34M.P.G. $ Mye in and cue tor tim-yesaold ohlW ot wotWnj nwoier, In eicninje tor small ellwands vti good Home, «T1- 1395 STATION WAGON $877. . • ... ^ NEW CAR GUARANTEE QUALITY USED CARS SICRETAJIV _ Responsible, etperl. DELIVERED enced woman wanted M eecfetsry to eMcuUye ot buUdlne; oompanr In New Bf»Mwick. area. lTust bi wlllitur to AT SHREWSBURY MOTORS work In Freetwld area altar one year. ? SALE Sena ptnlcolu. In tint letttr, laciud. Inf axe, experience, •alary dttlrM. BOB WHITE BUICK - OPEL write ?, O. Sax 2M, a>mms< nj. NEW SHREWSBURY HOirSEKSBPBR — WaatM by teacher SHREWSBURY AVE. 1963 FORD n HaileL U.so to J dsJIy. TsTcire 1961 FORD lor two school children. Om trans- S.EXTRA SPECIAL* Country leden sta. wagon. portation and referenceo. Oall MI-MlS. 741-6200 Country sedan, sti, wagon, KvenlnRS 8-cyl., auto, tram., R&H. 9-cyl,, auto. trim. OOUNTER, O1RL — Part time, must 1963 VOLKSWAGEN m n R4H, power (tearing. Rt ^s ISSdhimf ***"' '*' - Sedan. Heater, dafroifer. Very clean. '1895 EARN A »™ rift cerutlosite, for liuro- 30-day guarantee. Friday and Saturday only. OAPABLJB PBRSON - To live In "a* VALUES GALORE *995 motner'a helper, central Housework. 1963 FAIRLANE Statue aaury »» per week. Ml 7(1- M 199 Station wagon, t-cyl. CLERK TYPIST Resdent Lonj Brattch-Atlantlo Hlah- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S Auto, tram,, heater. lamla eras, PTeajant, Interesting work. 1961 FORD OOM salary, regular lncnases assured. Must have neat appearance. yMt typist. VOLUME RAMBLER DEALER capsMe of handling caah. Apply Mrs. *I495 Ranch wagon, t-cyl. Morgan^ Bell Finance Co., 77 Broad 1964 RAMBLER AMERICAN $1875 Overdrive trans., R4H. HOU8BKJ5DFBR — OOOK — Must '63 TRIUMPH $999 '61 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 J30 ifatiait wagon, automatic have reterencfa. High s*lary, beauUful 2-dr. sedan. White. Radio, heater. Sunroof, R&H. A real beauty. 1963 RENAULT R-8 $1195 1963 COMET Four-door, like new Custom itsste. . wagonwagon, e-cyl. '795 HAIRDRESSER " CXMrlenced only. Vlnmar Hair Stylist, '62 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 '62 BUICK $1595 1963 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR $1695 Standids, tram.Irans., RR4H, Little Silver. 711-7769 (Closed Mondays) Station wagon, 9-paiitngar bui* 990, four-door, • real beauty Skylark, automatic. WOMEN (Ag 21-35) TKii won't )as> long. Radio and heater. 11 1963 VALIANT V-200 $1195 '895 M Two-door, lix-cylinder, standard shift 1961 VALIANT V-200 ita. wagsn, t-cyl. Art you ambitious, neat haire a car, '61 KARMANN GHIA $1495 '61 VOLKSWAGEN $1150 1963 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR $1795 looking for a chance for advancement? 190 station wegon, a white crsampuff Call us (or an Interview, no explrlence Convertible, blue, new white top, R&H. 19(2 FORD Auto, tram., RJH. needed, we trsln you. Turquoiit itdan. Countrpyy ladeledan ita. wagsnw . Httitvr and d»fro*t»r. 1963 RAMBLER CLASSIC $1295 $ 175 to J180 TO START '62 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 460 four-door, six.cylinder, itandard ahiff o-cyl.I.,, auto, trans,, PS. 795 HUOU MUST BE AVAOABLB Station Wagon. Grey and white.'"' 1962 FORD FAIRLANE $ 995 $ IMMEDIATELY '58 VOLKSWAGEN $950 Club ledan, six-cylinder Bucket seats, front. I295 Sunroof. Very cU*n, ra^fo, fitafar. 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM $ 895 HELP WANTED-MALE Convertible, very nice IALE8 TRAINKI3 — Bsysnere area. '63 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 1959 FORD Over 11 win car aid phone, Jor orde* delivery and collection work. Mo exper- Bright red convertible. RSH. '61 KARMANN GHIA $1395 I960 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1195 1962 FALCON ience necessary, m per week tor qual- Air conditioned, full powar Twe-dr. ifa. . wagowagonn , ••eyl. Rancch wagon, !•8-cyl< . ified men. Merit Incrtastl to 1129. Call Whitswalli, exceptionally clean. Coupe. Black. Radio and heater. Kl I-BSU for appointment Autoto,. tram., RRiHi . 1959 METROPOLITAN $ 295 Standarard transmitransmission: . GENERAL SUPERMARKET WORK -1 Hardtop, two to choost from No experience necessary, aver 1L CM Supermarket. 38 Main 81, KeaMburfc SPECIAL 1958 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR $ 395 *895 STEADY AND PART.TUIB HKLP '595 WANTED—A»lj In person. Ben's lfio> Four-door, automatic l djwown Cat WaaH. il* Hwy. a, Ml*. aletown. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN $1099 1957 FORD $ 195 SALES CARBSR Station wagon, V-t, agtomatle , BxclUng opeutunlty In rapidly expand- ing c«atral Jersey muket. Local travel oolr. Mature person, ooUega gnduate, or owner of a traemeea prefaned. We TOM'S FORD will pay 1750 « month. Deja. Mtma evenlnta, W-V1SL WANTBD IK JWD BAHK _ Man ta 60 MAIN ST. MATAWAN help In kennel and around place. Must SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. BOYLE RAMBLER i'&.wS!1* r»^1>1» "°n*. reterencee. SHREWSBURY AYE. SHREWSBURY 7414687. ' 741-8500 60 S. BROADWAY LONG BRANCH 566-1500 (Mon Omlflcd Adi - 222-1461 OB HW Not t»p>) r ., I f- > THE DAILY REGISTER HELP WiNTED-MALE FOI SALE FOft SALE FOI SALE APAKTMENTS KENT/MS FUJUUSHED ROOKS ITOMTOtfJI 8.0W to. VT. — Unetastraeud Boot LAEfll. COMFORTABLE ROOM - y,* March 12, 1965 SALESMAN K1RSCH CURTAIN RODS space, overhead door, putirioBed rffiet Conrecitntur bcatav RIvtnMt SUM! NOT EVEN YOUR BEST Tttvtrtt t*t my otber U&d COUNTRY CLUB nut beil (uraUtxd. nil tnrdM EDUK. « BJvtrMdt Ave., HM Btofc. EXPERIENCED l st* SUCUStUCUea ih/ la Bed Buk-Kunrzlwr rnM-r >t ynr hnrnt A tWIU CVVB fj ruiwusumi KOOM — Xer nnt -a a. -HO* 5AtES SCECOTfVE — AE iiVci -~pr4f»nC"~3T PROWN'S "• Sprlflrircifmai St..u" tUJMiu prtlttrH~JJ itiW WAItTID — tat w**m haw), meet *ft4 Uilc wltb butlsefti u&trtt- / That you bought it uied! brimming In your «wn prittU tnrlm SludU. HifjUS — Clean and com- nn (hot. SaMrdnK. SunJ«ri tad Writ* In detail tUxwt «tp*rUoc* t.ad BtaU BL Red Bask 741-7M0 dub ripn on tm cili . , . onJy mittuXtt OFFICE SPACE Hollatyfc SSaady Ho* B«7 lUrtM, Mnontl taiitory to "A,K.", Box 811, All uxdtiontt, elevitor •erriee, will f&rubte. ft«axonabl« rates. G«nct»me« Hifhtltadi. C4U betwtea 1 txA * p.m.kcd Bank., 9JE1JCATES8BM OK, KB4T BHOW- »w*y (hoax oceu baitibg, wliltt J.tndr t. it W.I Ac. st 7(1^3*2. 87M fcVE A DATJLWrrjLWL. BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FO* SALE mmmmmrn AY. See bow much real Hy. la* yw'H get In owning thi* com- RIVER OAKS fortable If year oW Little Silver IU River Rd. Fair Ktvea ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY $27,500 reach. Living roorrt 15x22", fire- 741-78W ' place. Formal dining room, Eat- Member Multiple Listing Service Monmouth County'* Oldest &•«• Esfit* Firm f Colonial Cape Cod. Beautiful lot, in Kitchen. Pinerpaneled den. tall trees, living mom with fire- Three bedrooms. Tiled bath and A HOP SKIP AND'JUMP to schools, buses and stores, from this 199 Broad Street, Red Bank - 741-3450 / '• place, dining room, kitchen, three partially completed second bath. nearly completed ranch home, 70x190 wooded lot, three bedrooms, bedrooms, den, two baths, beauti- Loads of closets. Plot 110x200. 14 baths, laundry room, eat-in kitchen, large family room, attached Member Multiple Listing ful icreened pprch, full basement, $27,500. garage. A GOLD MEDALLION ALL ELECTRIC HOME, includes, attached two-car garage. New AN, EXTRAORDINARY VALUE - Three-year-old two **>ry Colo- OPPORTUNITY. Own this eye- built-in range, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, washing machine nial in hilly wooded area, FOUR BEDROOMS, three baths — Just lifting. CaU now for appointment. and dryer. All this and Fair Haven too, for only (18,900. We have We have key. appealing Dutch Colonial. Near like new, 19' screened porch, garage, convenient to (tores, bus all conveniences and schools. Liv- the key! and school, but located in secluded area — the finest buy we have* ing room 27x17', dining room. seen. — Asking $25,900. < LINCROFT Kitchen with breakfast alcove. CHARMING COLONIAL COTTAGE — In choice Rumson location, $22,500 Sunroom. One bedroom and bath picturesque architecture plus lovely trees and shrubs, unique floor TREE SURROUNDED SPLIT LEVEL - Five bedrooms (or four- down, three bedrooms and bath plan with possibilities for expansion. Three bedrooms, V/2 baths, bedrooms and den), 23' recreation room, full living room and Immaculate three bedroom home. up. Game room. Screened porch. fireplace in 25*13' living room, full basement, attached garage, dining room, 214 baths, cellar, two-car garage. Now vacant—owner Customized by owner with loving Basement. Located in well main- walk to bus, stores, and top schools, low taxes. You will love it.transferred — Asking $23,500 for all this! care. Living room, dining room, tained Little Silver area. (26,900. Asking (22,900. Call today. kitchen, den paneled family room. IMMACULATE AND SPACIOUS-FOUR BEDROOM — (all on one Nestled amoung the pines. Price SMALL FAMILIES SHOULD SEE RIVER OAKS ^- Center hall home in immaculate condition offered floor) split level, 2)4 baths, living room, 23x18 — dining room, ' Just reduced. Call for appoint- THIS. Attractive Cape Cod in by transferred owner, spacious living room with fireplace, dining 15x12, 15' kitchen, 23x12 game room, 14' den, garage, lovely trees ment. rustic setting. The interior pine room, sunny eat-in kitchen, den, three bedrooms, two tiled baths, in hilly area — transferred owner says sell at $26,950. make for informal living. Fire- basement, garage, hot water heat on a beautifully landscaped, easy FAIR HAVEN place. Three bedrooms, l'/2 baths. to care for yard. First time offered. Low down payment, if quali- LITTLE SILVER SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM TWO STORY $13,990 Basement. Attached garage. Lots fied. Fair Haven and Rumson schools. Asking (29,900. Call right HOME — Large living room with fireplace .combined with dining ot charm In a good Rumson area, away. area, 17' modern kitchen (new cabinet, counters, oven, deck-stove Three bedroom bungalow. New $22,900. and stainless steel sink), den and powder room, lull cellar, two-car beat, new plumbing, new electric. LUXURY COLONIAL — Now under construction, in one of Fair garage. — Price reduced to $19,900. Ultramodern kitchen with built- LAWRENCE J. Havens most desired neighborhoods, close to river, school and bus ins. Detached garage. Dead-end line, center hall.plan, large living room, 14x12 formal dining room, IMMACULATE LINCROFT SPLIT LEVEL — Three bedrooms, two street. Near schools, taxes SCHILLING spacious eat-in kitchen, paneled den, four large bedrooms, 2>/$ tiled baths and powder room, paneled den, full cellar, garage, flagstone $205.29. Best terms availalbe. Call REALTOR baths, 22' covered rear porch, heated basement, attached two-car patio 40x14, tastefully decorated and in immaculate condition. — now. garage, A GOLD MEDALLION HOME, unsurpassed at $39,900. Asking $23,500. Willow Drive and Parker Ave. Spring occupancy. A Hall Bros, exclusive. Call for details. Little Silver REALTORS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 7474121 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 258 Newman Springs Rd. MIDDLETOWN. THREE • BEDROOM CUBTOM BUILT LITTLE SILVER TWO RANCH — 8even years old. Corner lot. BEDROOM IIAUCH - In eicsllent con. Red Bank 747-3000 LITTLE SILVER — Beautiful large eat-ln kitchen, dining room, full dltlon has a transferred owner who FRANK W. McKENNA, JR. basement, walk to schools. QI mort- hates to leave, but must. EUy to GEORGE Y. ILLMENSEE, Realtor corner lot sets of/ this contem- ease. C«ll 787.3743. 24 Hours 7 Days REALTOR porary ranch. Fireplace in living finance. Morfffafs can be assumed * ^AIR HAVEN — Attractive basic MIDULETOWN — Elsht-room split. aaklm 127,000. Rt. 34 Colts Neck room, dining room, family room, '»is*.inp!it, large lot, 2.7.one baseboard RIOMY ASSOCIATES, REALTORS ranch home.. Well located and heat, excellent condition, extras, (22,500. 462-3172 four bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, over 711-77(1. maintained. Loving room (with sized two-car garage. Many ex- CI1-W97. fireplace), and dining room com- MOVING MUST BELL — Two-bed- RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom charming older home. V/2 baths. ras. $30,900. room >*anch, Jlltluletown, Applebrook (More Classified Ads Exposed beams In dining room, kitchen and living room. Fireplace. )ination, kitchen, den, two bed- #3, H acre, fully landscaped, fur- 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. ooms, two baths. Expanded at- nished or unfurnished. Will accept rea- On The Next Page) Large shade trees. Swimming pool. 2'/2-acre lot. Excellent location. SPECIAL IN OLD SHREWSBURY sonable offer. 671-1536. Low taxes. Asking $29,500. ic with two rooms (one un-Two-bedroom home, formal din- 747-4532 leated) and bath. Hot water oil ing room and large living room. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Member Multiple Listing Service COLTS NECK — Three-bedroom ranch. Living room with fireplace, teat. Jalousied porch. Patio. Full Full basement, low taxes, hot basement. Double garage. (36,900. • • . • • i formal dining room. Colonial kitchen, paneled family room. Master water heat, low cost includes ex- OWNER LEAVING STATE — Offers spacious home. Five bed. bedroom opens onto 40' flagstone patio. 2!4-acre wooded lot with MIDDLETOWN-Well maintained tra landscaped lot. Call at once. rooms, 2% tiled baths, living room, dining room, wall oven kitchen, wide brook. $34,500. • j-Ievel. Living room, dining $14,000. 25x15 paneled family room, basement, screened porch. Two-car room, kitchen, den, game room, HOLMDEL — Two-story Colonial. Four bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, REAL ESTATE attached garage. Home completely equipped. Asking $24,990. wooded lot. $32,000. three bedrooms, bath, powder RIVERFRONT! Bulhheaded. Riparian grant. Deep water. Mooi room. Gas-hot air heat. Double ASSOCIATES your yacht in front of (he house. Pretty older home with four COLTS NECK — Large four-bedroom home, 2J4 baths, spacious garage. $20,509. living room with fireplace, formal dining room, well organized bedrooms, two baths. Baseboard hot water heat. All in superla- FRANK W. McKENNA, JR. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE I tive condition. Enjoy life! It's later than you think! Asking $35,000, kitchen with eat-in area. Large family room opening onto patio, complete with bar, range and oven. Two-car attached garage. REALTOR 127 Oakland St. Red Bank|| FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Three bedrooms, VA baths, nice li' Landscaped acre wooded lot. Must be seen to be appreciated. 276 Broad St.—741-2755 Red Bank 747-3445 ing room with fireplace, 15^x20 paneled den with sliding glas, LINCROFT — Three bedrooms, two baths. 16x23 ft. family room. Member Multiple Listing Service door to a porch. Also game room in basement. Asking $28,000. Excellent landscaping. Trees. Asking $25,590. NAVESINK RUMSON — Riverfront ranch with Charming. 5-year old Colonial. Four I] WE ADVERTISED LAST FRIDAY, "This one won't be on thi breath-taking view. Three bedrooms DGdrooms, two baths, recreation, room, two tiled balhs.'Living room with fire- full basement, garage. Beautiful set- i market long" and we were right. We sold it Saturday afternoon HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE place, separate dining room, Kitchen tine In partly wooden area. ABkinj RUMSON SHORE ESTATES We have another one this week — four bedrooms, 2J4 baths loveh Hacre plot. 845,000. J25.900. Rumson Rd. and Riverside Dr., Rumson, N. J. playroom, two-car garage. One acre of land, all appliances, wal MIDDLETOWN- RIVER PLAZA HJMSON — Modern frame Co- PAIR HAVEN — Lovely ranch Ol to-wall carpeting. Asking $29,500. See this one quickly. quiet street. Three-bedroom, m-bath. FOR MOTHER AREA — Three-bedroom bunga onial, walking distance to beach. Slone fireplace in living room. Dining Ever/ home customed designed. low/ideal fof retirement or younj 3even rooms, two and one half rBom-kllcltei! combination. Recreation AND DAUGHTER room in basement. Carpet, wnaher and Well-kept, four-b&iroom split level 1U Ona and one half acre building sites available couple, offered at $10,600. Pricec jaths, fireplace, hot air gas heat, dryer included. $28,500. bath3, wall-to-wall carpeting. LarRft HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE below FHA evaluation. Only $350 ttached two-car garage, mu- corner lot, In excellent location. Con- down to qualified buyer. SEA BRIGHT — Modern two-family venient to transportation, shopping and ijcipal sewer connection, over- house In the village with ocean view. schools. $18,000. FAIR HAVEN - Older three- ized lot. Just reduced to $33,000. Each apartment contains two bed- MODEL HOME REDDEN AGENCY bedroom home, large familj FAIR HAVEN - Four-bedroom rooms, living room. Kitchen and bath THE two-story home in excellent condi- tUMSON — Very convenient lc- with separate entrances. Automatic gas NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION 741-9100 kitchen, living room, enclosed heat, dry cellar. Offered due to Ill- paneled porch, garage. $13,990. tion, completely new bathroom, :ation, l'^-story frame dwelling, ness at SM.OOO. BROOK AGENCY DAILY 11:00 A.M. TILL DUSK and hard floors, detached two-car ve bedrooms, one bath, fire- Realtors — Insurers HOLMDEL — Seven-room two garage, convenient to bus line. Of- >lace, sun room, full basement, Realtor JOHN L MINUGH Bank Bulldlm Atlantic Hljlllar.di Each to his own taste . , . the homes at Rumson Shore Member of Red Bank bath ranch, den, three bedroom fered at (18,500. lot water oil, two-car garage, Estates are as different as Me characters of thi people basement with recreation room, versized plot. Lowered to $26,- REALTORS-INSURORS 291-1717 . who have selected them and who Mvi in them. Mostly -Multiple Listing Service two-car garage. Ample closel HOLMDEL — Less than 10 min-00. Meember North Monmouth traditional In architecture, they do have many Items of utes to Bell Labs. Three-bedroom, Members of Red Bank Multiple Listing Service construction and dejipn in common. They are* expertly built, OAK HILL — Four-bedroom space, $24,000. Multiple Listing Service with specifications drawn up and rigidly adhered to. Ma- 2'/$-bath rancher. Recreation room ilTJMSON - Desirable central terials ond craftsmen are the best to be had, and constant home located on sloping lot with rea, frame Cape Cod, three bed supervision ensures tha finest flnshed product it Is poislbte beautiful trees and flowers. Fire- CENTER HALL RANCH - Thre. with 16' bar, raised granite 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-350 RUMSON bedrooms, living room with fire hearth. Custom-built by carpenter rooms, l'/4 baths, fireplace, ful A rarity! Excellent email home with to Midi place in living room, formal din place, formal dining room, pati. basement, hot air oil, attached FIVE bedrooms, fireplace in living ing room, family kitchen with for own occupancy. Approximate- room, large dining room, fully dry off recreation room, wooded am ly 1-acre plot located on beautiful ine-car garage, large lot, trees WHY PAY RENT? basement, two-car garage. New roof, wall oven and dishwasher. 2y2 nicely landscaped, $26,500. 122,900. Seller paya closing coats on moder new wiring, new plumbing. Convenient baths, two-car garage. Excellent knoll overlooking countryside. three-bed room ranch. Move right In. to everything. LOW TAXES! Asking Must sell due to health. Offered Call Immediately tor fast action. Fu $26,900. THE LOW AGENCY, Realtors, STARTING AT $48,000 condition. Reduced to $32,100. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - Ovei JUMSON — Business area, two- price $12, WO. 636 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4*77, it (38,000. itory frame,/dwell ing, four bed- TREES! TREES! - Lovely split looking picturesque Navesink Ri\ THE CURTIN AGENCY er, 22 acres of rolling hills, doj rooms, one bath, baseboard gas, Realtor RIVER OAKS - FAIR HAVEN FEATURES AVAILABLE level with five bedrooms, family wood and fruit trees. 15 rooms WEART-NEMETH [>lot 50x150. $16,000. Leonardo 291-1SO0 Spilt level house. Entrance hall, living Two tone heatlno system room, 2>/i baths, basement, two- seven bedrooms, separate chil Hazict 26M11 room with fireplace, dining room, eat- Central air conditioning AGENCY ln kitchen, family room, three bfd- Firs alarm system car garage. Lots o/ extras. Paro- dren's quarters, six-room care EXCELLENT BUSINESS PKOPERTY rooms, two baths, garage, dry base- chial school nearby. $29,900. DENNIS K. BYRNE 200 ft. on Route 35, M lddletown — ment. Owner transferred. Phone 711- Buflf In vacuum clenner taker's cottage. Near country clul REALTOR REALTOR-INSUROR plus two residential lots. Investors 4061. Illumination control switches from master bedroom and seashore. take note: Many possibilities! $4B,000. ST. LEO'S PARISH — Immacu- West River Rd Rumson PRICE REDUCED TO BELL - In MANY OTHER MODERN late. three1 bedroom home on Vi 102 WEST FRONT ST. Phone 842-1150 WALKER & WALKER established neighborhood on a quiet Realtors oJeaa street. Charming Dutch Colonial FEATURES AVAILABLE acre landscaped grounds, living ROUND PIERSON 741-2240 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 661 Broad St. Shrewsbury with four bedrooms, two baths, 27' liv- room, dining room, kitchen with ing room with fireplace, formal (lining x 24-HOUR SERVICE 741-5212 wall oven, family room 1 h baths, AGENCY ENJOY NATURE room, heated sunrocm, playroom, ex- Member of Red Bank _,ITTliE SILVER — Two-Htory home cellent school area. Here's a chance to PHONE 842-0909 FOR MORE INFORMATION basement, garage. This won't last. REALTOR *hls five-bedroom, two full bath custonf four spacious bedrooms, den, eat-In get all the room you want and your $2J$00 Multiple Listing Service uilt home ha* one of the beat loca- kitchen* dining room, full basement, wife oft your back! Price *28,D00. By Ions we've aeen In a long time at Lwo-car garage, treed lot. 518,000. the way, the house wan jUBt painted, I tow price. Enjoy privacy in a all new plumbing, excellent condition. RUMSON DOLL HOUSE - Set 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner picture post card landscaped lot E. R. SNYDER & CO. OLAZEBROOK REAL ESTATE ABSOC lth a small brook in rear on a quiet INC., Realtors, Rumson. 842-1700. among dogwood and maples. Newman Springs Rd. COLTS NECK FARM ead end atreet. Easily financed with Mlddietown 5 Corners 671-2500 Perfect for young family or re- (Near Garden State Parkway) LOVELY WOODED HILL 1,260 cash or assume approximately Members of Multiple Listing Service! MIDDLETTOWN — Four-hedroomi, spilt tired couple. Fireplace in living A wlenail community ot superior ,700 mortgage. Vacant. Can be' shown PAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom, two level with IV, baths. Nine rooms In- room, dining area, modern Red Bank P.O. . 741-757! aomea by Harold Harrison, excellent nytime. stor; older home. Living room, dining cluding recreation room and laundry MEMBER •hopping and commuting with no lost room. Deep ulot plus an ex.tra building room. Full basement and garage. Over kitchen, three bedrooms, 4 or seclusion and rural atmosphere; CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor lot, one-car garage, $15,000. McAUB- W acre lot Low CO'.. 671-3570. bath,s. Garage,' basement, quiet OF RED BANK beautifully appointed homes ol the 63 Riverside HM030 Red Bank TEB AGENCY, Realtors, 109 Ea«t MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE UneK workmanship, architecture anil Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn River Rd., Rumson. 842-1894. MIDDLETOWN — Pour-bedroom split, WALKER & WALKER street near schools and bus. Ask light yea.™ old, swage, larga lot. ing $22,900. detail. Several lour and live-bedroom LOVE AT PURSE SIGHT — Three LITTLE SILVER — Three bedrooms, Owner transferred, must sell. Selling model! open. Prices Irom the mid $30 s. ledroom ranch, 11 years young, full zft hatha, family room, eat-ln kitchen, under THA appraisal 117,900. 671-2853. ROOM FOR IN-LAWS Directions: From corner o! swimming saaement, attached garage, sewers, full dlnins room, cellar, two-car at. REALTORS .' 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