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FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 87, NO. 212 Ejjj*1?%*s2g .trva&a Districting Act in Court

By JOHN KOLESAR "- senator. The new plan does not portionment law comes from As- Maraziti's lawyer, Robert P. tion means the Republicans can TRENTON (AP) — New Jer-touch the 60-member assembly semblyman Joseph J. Maraziti, Hanley, argued that only one nominate only one senate candi- ley's interim legislative reap- apportionment and was drawn R-Morris, and Bryant Barb, an clause of the law should be date from Morris. The other portionment plan came up be- up and passed April 12 after associate of State Sen. C. Rob-wiped out and the rest should must come from either Warren fore the State Supreme Court almost five months of deadlock. ert Sarcone, R-Essex. Both Mar- be kept. Hanley sought to in- or Sussex. Sen. Thomas J. Hil- today, with most legislators hop- Candidates for the newly re- aziti and Sarcone filed for re- validate a provision which lery, R-Morris, is running for ing it wins a final seal of ap- apportioned legislature had to election Thursday. allows each party to nominate re-election, leaving no spot for proval. . file their nominating petitions Barb's attorney, Louis Sher- no more than one person per Maraziti unless he wants to The reapportionment provides by a 4 p.m. deadline Thursday. man, contended the entire ap- county in multi-county districts. challenge the organization. for a 29-member state senate to Rejection of the new lam nowportionment law should be Maraziti's district is com- Morris has' a 1960 population be elected from 14 districts next would cause considerable tur- thrown out as a violation of the prised of Morris, Sussex and of 261,620 compared with a total Nov.' 2. The present system moil. U.S. Supreme Court's "one Warren Counties and gets two of 112,475 for Warren and gives each of the 21 counties a The challenge to the new ap-man,-one vote," rulings. senators. The residence restric- Sussex Counties. Priinary Election Slatei Drawn

SAND STORM — This pile of jand caused a minor uproar yesteray in the Port Mon- mouth lection of Middletown. The sand, on a tract of beachfront at foot of Brainard Ave., was being piled up for sale to a contractor. After a day-long investigation by Few Contests in Red Bank Area police and township officials, owner of Hia property wat required to push sand back : Only Oceanport and Sea Bright, renomination as the Republican The filings, by municipalities, June 1 Democratic primary elec- or both of them would turn the onto the beach—much to the relief of area residents who feared removal of it, would among towns in the Red Bank slate. In Sea Bright, three candi- follow: tion, and Joseph J. Falvo and tide. Branch area, came up with dates seek two Republican nomi- RED BANK William S. Anderson, their Re- aggravate an existing flooding problem in the lowland area. Police Capt. Raymond primary election contests for nations for Borough Council. Democratic Councilmen Daniel publican opponents, in November OCEANPORT Walling, left, and Newton Mallet, township zoning officer, here survey the pile. major local nominations as time In Red Bank, Long Branch and J. O'Hem and Theodore J. will be unopposed in the Re- There will be a primary elec- ended yesterday. Labrecque, Jr., filed their peti- publican primary. Ocean Township there are con- tion battle in Oceanport for In Oceanport, the mayor and tions for re-election in Red Bank The only contest in either pri- tests for election to party county mayor and council seats, even Authorities Order Beach Hole Refilled two incumbent councilmen are yesterday. mary will be for Democratic though no Democrats have being opposed • in their bids forcommittee posts. They will be unopposed in the committeewoman in the bor- filed for the contest. ough's fourth district. Mrs. Laura Gorman, 34 Molly Pitcher Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr. Village, filed a petition two will be opposed by William S. Sand Pile No Kid Stuff minutes before the 4 p.m. dead- lassaday, a member of the line yesterday. Mrs. Mildred Oceanport Taxpayers Associa- tion, for the GOP majority nomi- 'PORT MONMOUTH — Mix one township attorney, a state agen- Police said he applied to the Savastano, 41 Madison Ave., al- hulldo: cy, a contractor and an owner state Department of Conserva- 5 Bayshore Towns so is seeking the post. nation. zer, an operator, and a large pile of sand, and you have of a piece of property at the tion and Economic Development Republicans filed a full slate Incumbent councilmen Felix all the ingredients to create a foot of Brainard Ave., here. for a permit for the marina. A of coramitteemen and commit Foggia and Clement V. Sommers major storm of controversy. It all started yesterday when permit has not been issued nor teewomen, and Democrats filed will be opposed by Edward Waitt It was just these three things the police department was alert- have such plans been approved names for every committee post and William L. Lawsoii on the by township agencies. Have Primary Tests Republican ticket. that caused an uproar involving ed by residents that someone, except a committeewoman in the police, a township commit- was taking sand from the beach Capt. Walling said Mr. Glantz Lines "were drawn for primary Middletown Township as tour The following county commit- the 11th district. (See FEW RACES, Page 3) teeman, building inspector, at the foot of Brainard Ave. hired Otto Cook, Freehold, to get •lection contests for major lo- candidates are seeking the two tee contests shape up: Arthur N. One change in the Republican Police immediately investi- rid of the sand. Mr. Cook told cal nominations in five Bayshore nominations to run for Township O'Neil, Serpentine Dr., Mon- organization will be the replace- gated and found a man operating police he had state approval to municipalities as the deadline for Committee. mouth Hills, and Walter B. La ment of Councilman Thomas a bulldozer. On the beach was a do the work. State officials filing was reached yesterday. The GOP also his contests in Rue, 5 Hillside Ave.; District 24 Oakley by S.M. Hoffman, 10 large pile o! sand estimated at claimed no knowledge of such -June 1 contests were promised three districts for county execu- —Frank R. Weiland, 29 Washing- South St., as GOP committee- approximately 5,000 yards, and aapproval. among Republicans in Middle- tive committee posts. ton Ave., and Arthur J. Sulli- man in the fourth district. Planes Blast four-feet deep excavation along Also, there was no record of town; both parties in Matawan Filing for the Township Com- van, 23 Highland Ave., both Mr. O'Hern will be seeking his the shore. township approval of the project Township; Republicans in Atlan- mittee nominations were Joseph Leonardo, and District 27—Mrs. second three-year term on the According to Capt. Raymond under terms of the community's tic Highlands and Holmdel, and M. Malavet, li Sylvia Ter., New Bertha I.. Brunt, 195 Ocean Ave., council, and Mr. Labrecque his T. Walling, the owner of the soil removal ordinance. Democrats in Union Beach. Monmouth, and Edward P. and Mrs. Helen C. Kelly, 54 Nep- first. Mr. Labrecque was elected property, Howard Glantz of . Capt. Walling, Detective Lt. Jo- In Keansburg and Raritan Makely; 428 West Front St., Riv-Juhe PI., both East Keansburg, to a one-year unexpired term Viet Bridges Brooklyn, had made arrange- seph McCarthy and Committee- Township there, will be primary er Plaza. Both were selected by and William Bove, 38 Pacific last year. Both men are at ments to sell some sand as fill man Harold H. Foulks ordered contests (or. parry committee the parly's 24-nun screening Ave., and Edwin J. Ensign, 42 torrieys in Red Bank. SiAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) T Several of the brjdges hit by to Sam Braen and Co,, Wyckoff, the work stopped. Also on hand posts only. Party slates in Key-committee.. - • Pacific Ave., both East Keans- Mr. Falvo, a bakery distributor About 200 U.S. Air. Force and the Americans were ordy moder contractors for the moderniza- was the building inspector. port and Matawro provide no Also running «re Robert J. Ta-burg. residing at 103 Herbert St., and Navy planes destroyed six vital ately damaged by raids early in tion of Rt. 36. Inspect Site Mr. Anderson, who lives and bridges and a river itrTV In North the day but were reported de- primary tests. ... ,.. . - . bit, 130 Cherry Tree La., and There are no contests In the Build Marina Later Capt. Walling discussed Thi» pictilre .by municipalities: Joseph T. Chiapetta, 913 Rox- operates a funeral home at 272 Viet Nam today, a U.S. spokes- stroyed on repeated strikes. It seems that Mr. Glantz wants the matter with the township at- bury La., Belford, a Candidate Democratic party for the two Broad St., will be trying to bring man reported, ft was the most In addition to bombs and JfflQOLETOWN nominations for Township Com- to build a marina on the prop- torney, Vincent C. De Maio. Both tyM Republican party has a backed by a conservative fac- back a GOP majority at the destructive operation mounted to rockets, the planes made exten- erty and thought this would be men inspected the site. primary contest on its hands in tion c* the party. (See BAYSHORE, Page 3) council table. A victory by one date against North Vietnamese sive use of Bulipup guided air-to- a good way, to get rid of the By this jjme it was late after- transportation lines. ... ground missiles. sand that would have to be moved noon' and the pile of sand had The spokesman said all • the (See VIET NAM, Page 2) I for the project. . (gee SAND, Page 3) planes returned safe. But on the ground four Americans were killed today, and the death of As Political Season Opens Contests in 4 Freehold Area Towns another American yesterday also .Party fights for the June 1 There is a Republican contest for on which three openings are to Power and Edward W. Geiger, was announced. priinary election shaped up in Township Committee nomination be filled. will be unopposed in the primary. Three of Bre dead were frog- tour municipalities in western in Freehold Township and a Dem- In Englishtown it was dis- Contests shaped up for 10 of men, either from the Navy or Monmouth County as deadline closed that veteran Mayor Theo- 14 Democratic committee seats the Marine Corps, who were GOP Coffers Empty ocratic scramble for two govern- Jorfilin|r passed yesterday. ' dore J. Narozanick is retiring. arid the leadership of the party killed on the coast about MO ing body nominations in Mana- la FreeJwM borough, a party The rundown by municipalities: ohainman, Abe Reynolds, was miles north of Saigon. No de- By WILLIAM HENDERSON took such a bad beating last Approximately $42,000 was Japan Township. clearly on the line. tails were announced, but they year," he added. brought in by ticket sales tut leadership battle is in the offing A total of IS candidates filed FREEHOLD TRENTON —The gubernatorial witji contests in 10 of the 14 tHs- Former Mayor Fred Quinn wiil Both sides renewed pledges of were in the water at the time In fact, the Republicans didn't after expenses are paid, the net unity behind unopposed candi- primary campaign has emptied will be around $32,000, according Wots for party committee posts, tor Miarlboro'a Township Council, be unopposed this year tor the and possibly were victims of an the Republican state committee's have a nickel In their kitty until Republican nomination, or for dates for mayor and council, but accidental explosion. last night's $100-a-plate dinner to a committee member. Leaders control of the party machinery campaign treasury, The Register had hoped to make at least $70,- The Vietnamese Air Force said has learned. in the Robert Treat Hotel, New- which is decided in the primary two of its squadrons leveled a ark. 000 on the function. was another matter. Consultant Services Mr. Quinn's name was among "major military position" about The big party contributors are "We're more, than $150,000 — Mr. Reynolds announced a full bypassing the committee and A Disappointment those filed with organization Re- six miles southwest of Quang And that, too, was a disap- a modest figure — in the red, publican nominees for mayor, in- slate of 14, a man and woman Khe, in North Viet Nam, and giving their checks to Sen. Wayne so that $32,000 won't make much for each of the seven districts, Dumont, Jr., or Sen. Charles pointing affair, from the financial cumbent Frank E. Gibson, and destroyed the only ferryboat at viewpoint. of a dent in the debt," the of- May Expand in 1965 under the same slogan as the W. Sandman, Jr., who are rivals ficial informed The Register. (or council, John P. Thompson Xuan Son, on the Gianh River. Only 420 tickets were sold for FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun. At the same time,. Mr. Pike and former Councilman Anthony state, county and local organiza- in the June 1 primary for gover- Primaries always are expensive tion candidates who will be in The Vietnamese said the Ginh nor. the dinner which featured, as ty Planning Director Charles M. said, requests for similar ser- B.. Smith. River ferry had been used to the box office draw, Sen. George luxuries for a political party, vices are expected from other the same column with Gov. Rich- especially when Presidential and Pike said.yesterday the county Democrats filed no candidate ard J. Hughes.1 This is "The move Communist reinforcements "Our treasury has been milked Murphy, who defeated Democrat Planning. Bjdard may become municipalities and these will.be for assessor, a post Mr. Quinn to such southern bases as Dong dry," a state committee bigwig Pierre Salinger, in last year's gubernatorial candidates are in- acted upon, too. Democratic Party of Monmouth volved. planning consultant fir one or has held 12 years. Candidates for County." Hoi. A spokesman said all the said last night. "We haven't been California contest. Murphy is a two large townships this year as Under * a' state aid plan, amayor. Councilman Leonard Con- Vietnamese planes returned safe- able to replenish our campaign former film star who specialized The Republicans face their big- ** p» c*c*org h municipality may engage the way, and Council, A. Jerome (See CONTESTS, Page 2) ly. revenue since our candidates in song and dance routines. (See GOP, Page 3) The. jPlehold Township Com- county planning board as its con- mittee1 JKJ approved such an ar- sultant under the same basis as rangement, at a cost of $2,500 to it would a private, firm.. The 248-Pound Principal Gears the Deck $3,000 a year, and the county state would reimburse the town board is expected to take formal on a reducing scale starting at action at its meeting Monday, 50 per cent in the first year. May 17. Estimating Cost In undertaking the task, Mr. Raritan High School Demonstration Fizzles Pike sayt, the county Would esti- mate its cost in terms of time Index by a. professional staff member, By FRANK W. HARBOUR principal, adding that mob psy- The abortive demonstration problem that the action was nec- The system wiil be put into sheets will be checked periodi- I supervision, and office clerical RARITAN TOTVNSHJP - An chology is out. was triggered by the .fact, that essary. He reported that a new effect Monday, at which time all cally, so that it will become clear work. Adjustments will be made attempt at. a- student demonstra- Board of Education President two weeks ago 10 of the 14 bath- system was worked out Tuesday the bathrooms will be reopened. which students are going to the Allen-Scott.. __..__ .« after the first year experience. tion in the high school lasted Theodore J. Stieve told The Reg-rooms in the school were locked —and agreed to by the Student Students will sign out no mat-bathrooms constantly (and pre- Amuseniehts '. ...»— 18» 11 Mr. Pike s»id the State Depart- about five minutes yesterday. ister last night that the board as a means of eliminating the Council. ter what their destination— sumably to smoke). girths ..' .'._...»..„_ ..... J ment of Conservation and Eco-, Principal Leo W. Moran said will not tolerate rowdyjsm and cigarette smoking problem. •Hie system is that students whether it is to the guidance of- Appropriate disciplinary ac- Jim Bishop ,.-..-. _r—. I. nomic Development has urged there was no "sit down," but commended Mr. Moran for the Smoking by students is who leave their classrooms will fice, the principal's office, an- tion, including suspensions where Bridge ::...., . 7 county-local contracts but that so about a dozen students tried a manner in which he handled the against school regulations. Mr. required to sign out (with other classroom, or the bath- necessary, will then be taken, he John Chamberlain : _. » far only Cape May has initiated a "stand up," by blocking the front situation, including die immedi- Moran said that violation of the the teacher) and then sign in com. noted. Classified .25-28 program. doors at 7:50 a.m. just before ate suspension of the student. regulation had become such a when returning. Mr. Moran said the signature (See HIGH SCHOOL, Page 3) Comics : 'When, the idea was first pro- school opened. Crossword Puzzle posed, Mr. Pike said, the county The situation was reported to Editorials board's professional staff was too the office, and Mr. Moran, who Herblock (See CONSULTANT, Page 3) stands six feet tall and weighs Home and Garden in at 248 pounds, strode to the Probe in Progress on Fort Monmouth Firings Movie Timetable . front. Obituaries _; "All the students came in, By DORIS KULMAN group has called off the staff my officials whom the General Jnited States Continental Army The action followed an ECOM Religious Services Clocks Go very nicely and very quietly," FORT MONMOUTH — Are In-inquiry it launched early last Accounting Office has said share Command, which had tested the investigation, spurred by the" De- Sylvia Porter taid the principal, "except one." vestigators for the General Ac- month into the firings and re- the responsibility for the incredi- equipment in the field. cember, 1963 report which said Sports One Suspended counting Office (GAO) probing in- hirings. ble snafu." "But there may be many people that between 1958 and 1962 the Stock Markrt !...„. AHEAD He was suspended from school to the firing and rehiring of four No Duplication Rep. James J. Howard (D-3d involved, on all levels of respon Army issued five contracts for Successful Inmtbis until Monday.. civilian employees here charged GAO investigators are digging Dist. N.J.) also called for an in-sibility, whose names do not ap-the purchase of the radiacmeters Televlsloc...... : .... School Superintendent R. with gross negligence leading to into the matter, the source said, vestigation to determine if the pear in our documentation," the even though the Army knew the Women's News ...... Thomas Jannarone, who had the procurement of $1.9 million 'and it would be foolish for the four civilians were "fall guys" GAO spokesman told The Regis- equipment wouldn't work. • Termites been immediately notified by Mr.worth of faulty equipment? subcommittee to duplicate their for Army brass responsible for ter yesterday. Five of the men were ordered 'Call MMWS. Monmouth Ter- Daylight Saving Time In New Moran, arrived it the scene, and Yes, a.Washington source told findings." procurement mistakes. At the time the men here were dismissed, a sixth was cleared of mite Control (Dick Barnett) Ml Jersey goes into effect at J both administrators addressed a The Register yesterday. The GAO wants to know "why The GAO report on the pur- ordered dismissed, a high GAO all charges, and the seventh had Branch Ave., LltU* Silver.—Adv. a.m. Sunday. That meant that student assembly. The Washington office of the action was taken against some chases of the faulty equipment official told The Register that retired before the filing of the GAO refused to confirm or deny people and who is responsible for many of the decisions involving charges and so was not suscepri; decks should be turned ahead Mr. Moran explained that —portable radiation detectors ; Free Rabiea Vaccination. one hour. / •• ..- ...,.- •'; students .have grievances they the report. the failure to take action against known as radiacmeters—men procurement were made in Wash- ble to any disciplinary action. Dog Clinic, .Wednesday,' Apri Where Borough ordinance* may air them through their Stu- A spokesman pointed out that others," The Register's source tions only two Army officers spe- ington. None of the men charged Stipulation Made 28,1965, Naveslnk Hook ALaddar, call for a tavern's doting at dent Council, adding, "This Is the GAO makes its reports di- said, cifically. had ever worked there. The five ousted were returned Mechanic St., Red Bank, 7:36 to I *m., tbere will bi ne dif- the Democratic form of govern- rectly to the Congress. Congressional investigations in- According to the GAO, the chief The four men rehired were to their jobs in February accord' &30 p.m. ference In the dosing hoar. ment, the same as your parents It is against policy to discuss to the firings and rehirings were signal officer, in 1957, reported among seven against whom Maj. ing to the terms of a "stiputa. Red Bank Board of Health Where the normal dosing to t operate under." work which may or may not be demanded last month by two Re-that deficiencies identified in the Gen. Frank W. Moorman, mili- tion for settlement" between Adv. ajn., however, tavern pwuers : He told the assembly that dis- underway until after the GAO haapublican congressmen from Illi- experimental models could be tary, head of the U. S. Army mem and ECOM in which the . ... Wi* New? will to* Me taw ,«t botlneaa. order* and demonstrations will reported to the national legisla- nois, Donald Rumsfeld and Ed-corrected introduction. Acting on Electronics Command (ECOM) men agreed to drop their appeals Kathryn Lowry now owner" and They'U gain « bwlc wtea the not be tolerated. tors, the spokesman said. ward Derwinski. that decision, the Army's deputy here, filed Hie gross negligence and the command agreed to rein- operator of Haiti's Beauty Salon, state rttona to Eatura Stand- ' Mr. Jannarone .made it clear But a source close to the House •Apparent Coddling' chief of staff for operations over- charges last summer. All were state them with specified penal* « Fint-Ave., Atlantic Highlands. ard Jim* Ow lut today la to the student* that the entire subcommittee on manpower uati- Rep. Rumsfeld assailed the ruled the recommendation of lim-employed in the production engi tiesi . Pbon* 91-0732 iqytlmeM administration will support the Uzatkn told The Register that "apparent coddling of higher Ar- ited procurement made by the neering department. (See PROBE, Page 1) •v. 2—Fridiy, April 23, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Join* by Ctenld Bmmtta, ebti man of tbe Citizens Committee. Contests Mr. Bjuwnsn won the nod Grant Grcus (Continued) inn from the dtlzens group Births Obituaries Appoint Mrs. McKelvie In opposition ire the "Regu a vote of 28-18 over the execu- Permit For lar" Democrats, with 10 can* tive committee's choice, Petei CHARLES G. RHHOND MELVIN KENNETH dates in six of the seven dis Statflinger. FITK1N To City Housing Authority tricts. • Among their, candidate: May 9 Show COLTS NECK - Charles G. TAYLOR, SB. Neither the Purpose and Pri Neptune NEW SHREWSBURY -r- Melvin are th'e party vice chairma ciple group nor the Citizens Com RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Spano, 10 Remond, 79, of Cedar Dr. died LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Juli Daniel J. Maher, a member of Kenneth Taylor, Sr.,,36, of. Way- Aloysious (Sam) Crawford, am rnittee will run in the primary Zoning Board of Adjustment last Runyon Ave., Freehold, son, yes-yesterday at his home. C McKelvie, 55 Rockwell Ave, the authority for the past 25 his wife, in the third district side Rd. died Wednesday in his The June 1 election is devot night granted a variance to Ran-terday. Mr. Remond was born in New w«s appointed to a five-year te: years. Mr. Maher now is the au-and Council-man Tobias H. Ma> home after a long illness. solely to party candidates. tan Bay Area Junior Chamber of York City. on the Housing Authority la: thority's chairman. er, and his wife, in the sixth MONMOUTH MEDICAL Commerce to sponsor a circus He was a retired accountant, Born in Eatontown, he was night 3 Group* In Primary Long Branch Though it was no secret that In a report yesterday, Tb at J. M. Fields Plaza parking lot, formerly employed by the U.S.the son of Mrs. Marion Taylor There/ore, there wil! be thre Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, 98 Tin- In a surprise move whii Mr. Maher stood no chance of Register erroneously said Rt. 35, May 9. Lines, New York City. of this borough and the' late caught most observers off guarc bei n g reappointed, Mrs. MFreehole d Democratic Club groups running in the primary dall Rd., Middletown, daughter, Mr. Remond was an Army vet- Clarence Taylon He had lived Mrs. McKetvie received unan Kelvie's nomination and subse- voted unanimous support of th two Democratic slates and 0 The circus has been an annual yesterday. ean of World War I. He was a here 15 years, and for the' past raous backing from City Council quent appointment was totally full "Democratic Party" slate Republican. event for four years. If attend- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stromberg, communicant of St, Mary"s Catho- 17 years had been employed in She will replace former Mayo unexpected. Mentioned promin- The club endorsed only the may The Regular Republican C)i ance at the first performance *9 Hopping Rd., Belford, son, lic Church, here, and a membei U.S. Post Offices in New York ently for Uie post was Mrs. Elea- or and council candidates am has put up the one woman rui mid-afternoon warrants, there yesterday. of its Holy Name Society. He and Eatontown as a Clerk and nor Lehmann, a member of thetook no action on committee cor ning for the post on council, Mr: will be a second performance Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Montalvo, also was a member of the Atcarrier- . Charter Study Commission in testa. Norma Saathoff. Running alon immediately following. 696 Broadway, Long Branch, lantic Grange, here. PublicApatfy with her wil! be George Wendi daughter, yesterday. Mr. Taylor was a former di- I960. Mr. Reynolds, who is not Michael Taranto, chairman ol His wife, Mrs. Anna Remond, and Robert Nivison. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, rector of the Pine Brook Recrea- However, it was learned later committeeman, had been chosen the Jaycees, reported that all survives. Frederick Demarest, Ohest Harmony Ave., East Keansburg, tion Center, a member and finan- On Driving that her ill health had caused as chairman by the committee, safety requirements will be met: The funeral will be tomorrow al Jameson and Charles Farrell wi daughter, yesterday. cial secretary of the Pine B/ook Mrs. Lehmann's husband to urge No Information Township police and volunteer 8 a.m. from the Freeman Funer- Fire Company, and scoutmaster that hij wife'j name be with- be sponsored by the Democrat! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright, al Home, Freehold, to St. Mary's Is Assailed Councilman Mayer disclosed fire group protection and sanita- of Boy Scout Troop 94. drawn. Club. 241 Pinecrest Rd., Oakhurst, son, Church, where a Requiem Mass that on March 17 he had tion facilities provided by Albe Walter Dunn, William Le Moim this morning. will be offered at 9 o'clock by Besides his mother, he is sur- TRENTON - Howard Pyl( Mrs. McKelvie is the widow of milted a letter of resignation a Garbage Service. president of Hie National Safet Dr. Julius C. McKelvie, who and Joseph Vota will run as Rev. Stephen A. Bielen. Burial vived by his wife, Mrs. Mildred treasurer of the local executivi The variance was granted con- RIVERVIEW Council, scored public apathy served for nine years on the slate of Democrats, without clul will be in Madonna Cemetery, Taylor; two daughters, Victoria committee because as treasure! tingent upon Township Committee Red Bank GOT. Richard J. Hughes' Fourtl Board of Education until his backing. Fort Lee. The Rosary will be and Lynne Taylor, at home; six he had not been given any in approval. Mr. and Mrs. William Lanzaro, Annual Traffic Safety Confer death In October of 1961. The Purpose and Principl recited tonight at 8 o'clock In thesons, Melvin K. Jr., Jerry, Wil- formation about the treasury. 330 Main St., Matawan, daugh- liam, Michael, Vincent Mark and ence here yesterday. A School Secretary group reportedly is a coalitii In other business, a variance ter, yesterday. funeral home. "I make no accusation againsi formed to oust the Citizens Com- Melvin K. Taylor, Jr., all at Speaking to nearly 2,000 del Mrs. McKelvie worked with the requested by the J. C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Kramer, anyone but I believe *he execu mittee. Former Mayor Joseph home; two brothers, Clifford Tay- gates from all parts of the stati authority at its inception in 1938 Sign Co. to have a sign which Jr., 22 Karen Ter., Middletown, tive committee, and the treas Lanzaro, considered at first MRS. WILLIAM CONWAY lor of this borough and Leroy Mr. Pyle said: and aided it sporadically after now stands oh the Rt. 36 Family son, yesterday. urer in particular, should hav b» a likely candidate for com Circle Store parking lot remain, Taylor, with the Army in. Oki- "There is no sadder comma that. She now is a secretary in Mr. and Mrs. Robin Nelson, 37 FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Kath- had an accounting. cil, may now be waiting for th was denied. The present sign is nawa and six sisters, Janice Tay- tary in life in 1965 than the poo: the city school system. Before her John St., Red Bank, daughter, erine MoMahon Conway, of 284 "I apparently was treasure! recall of the Citizens Committ 43 feet from streetline and should lor of this borough, Mrs. Phyllis -!y. organized control of traffi marriage, she worked with the yesterday; Fair Haven Rd., died last night of a non-existent party treasury members, which would incluc be 50 feet. Also, it is about at her home after a lengthy ill- Burton of Newark, Mrs. Sylvia deaths." Treasury Department in Wash- I saw no books and received n< Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming, Griffin of Asbury Park, Mrs. the mayoralty post held by Ci 25 feet high and should be no ess. Public support Is the key ington, D.C. moneys to deposit." 48 Seventh St., Belford, daughter, Helen Jones in Pennsylvania, zens Committee member Walti higher than 15 feet. Mrs. Conway was born in effective action, the safety man Last night, she said she knew Mr. Mayer said his resignatioi this morning. Mrs. Barbara Rocker of thlsbor- C. Grebb, Jr. When a recall Wickatunk. continued. her name was in contention for went to Mr. Reynolds with copie: filed, it is necessary that som Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clarke, 50 ough and Mrs. Arlene Ridgley of Organization Needed the seat but hadno idea she to State Committeeman Paul Kier Terrace PI., Keansburg, son, this She was a communicant of theOrange. one else be proposed for the Catholic Church of the Nativity, '" "Sermonizing is only half thi would receive the appointment. nan and County Chairman P called position. It is likely th morning. Bay Gives Up here. The funeral will be Monday at ' pteture," be aaid. "There musl Mrs. McKelvie's name was Paul Catnpi, That he has h« ,; jroved unsuccessful, police said. Wasko and Mr. Searby are in-nominations for Township Com cation presented. and integrity," the Bishop warned The Oceanport team was final- cumbents; District Two, Jere- The project is expected to take the pastor. Rev. John H. Horan. Mrs. Berry was born in Or- mrttee posts in Manalapan. Samuel Carotenuto, board at- "Such a man mutt answer to successful by throwing a rope miah M. Maloney and Mrs. Emi 60 workjng days to complete. Burial will be in Mt. Carmel ange, a daughter ' of the 'late Incumbent Committeeman An torney, failed to appear or send God for his shortcomings — and o the boys, who tied It to thele R. Buck (DP); Fred Shields Cemetery, West Long Sranch, James and Harriet R. Lyons ton Skwarko will be one of the a representative. It would help If he had to answer )oat. The boat was then pulled and Mrs. Elizabeth Riemer (RD) be a candidate for re-election. N.J. Potter, and had lived here most five, James and Rachel Ammaturo, promptly and inexorably to the shore. both of the latter incumbents; Mayor Narozanick, who also of her life. > Oiihers In the race are John P owners of Holmdel Plumbing and state, as well," Bishop Ahr con- District Three, Asbury E. Brown holds the posts of assistant treas- Loughlin, Patrick C. Madigan Heating, 2705 Rt. 35, seek to con- She was a member of Fdsk cluded. and Mrs. Therese M. Sanders urer of Monmouth County and Constance Dreyer and Eugene vert part of the premises into a First Prisoner Chapel, AME Church, this place, (DP); Mr. and Mrs. Crawford county budget director, told The Gentile. retail bakery store. MIDDLETOWN — John Walsh, and of the Pastor's Aid Society City Council (RD); Mr. Crawford, an incum- Register that he plans to move Republican candidates for the 532 Central Ave., Union Beach, of the church. bent; District Four, John H. Wat- out of the Englishtown area in The bakery is to be leased to Wiet IS am two nominations are Stanley M. is the first prisoner lodged in Her husband, Charles Berry, son and Mrs. Sallie Goode (DP); une, and therefore he did noWart d Baking Co., however, Mr. (Continued) Will View Orr, an incumbent, and Wiliam Ammaturo declared, there will this township's new jail cells. died several years ago. District Five, Stanley and Janel 'ichiconti. Mr. Orr is the only feel it would be right to run for Surviving are two brothers, The spokesman said the bridges Biddle (DP); Benjamin and An- another term. be no baking on the premises. Arrested yesterday by Lt. Jo- Republican currently serving on seph McCarthy, the man isUlysses G. Allen, with whom destroyed were at Phuoc Thien, na tlotkin (RD), Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Narozanick has sold h i s He is represented by William H. Project Site the five-man committee. charged with breaking, entering she lived, and Guy V. fetter 120 miles south of Hanoi; Ly Biddle incumbents; District Six, lardware business in the borough Burns, Jr., Keyport attorney. LONG BRANCH - Members Democrat Anthony J. Arbacl and larceny. Police have released of West Chester, Pa,, and several Mian, 110 miles south of Hanoi; Edward N. Himes and Mrs. Mar- and expects to live somewhere The board will await Mr. Car- if City Council tomorrow morn- i a candidate for re-election to no details of his alleged crime. nieces and nephews. two at Pito Son, 150 miles south garet Yates (DP); Mr. and Mrs. in the Freehold area. otenuto's opinion on the type of of Hanoi; Som Phuong, just north ng will Inspect at least three the post of tax assessor. Leo De variance needed. The building is Police Chief Earl N, Hoyer Services will be Monday at 2 Mayer (RD), the latter two in- The mayor, who has held public of Hie 17th parallel, and Xoro ites under consideration for a Bartol will be- his Republican located in the H—industrial and said the man was being given a p.m. In Fisk Chapel, with Rev. cumbents; District Seven, Robert office in Englishtown 20 years, Qa, 150 miles south of Hanoi. lanned 100-unit high rise senior challenger. limited business—zone. special breakfast to, mark first Edward G. Walden, former'pas- L. Black and Mrs. Carolyn Gei- was elected to council in 1946 Air Force planes also struck itizens project. The applicant was referred to use of the facilities. tor of the chapel, officiating. In- ger (DP); Thomas Simms (RD). and first became mayor on Jan. "Mie ferry at Bhu Qui, 90 miles The councilmen will leave FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP the board by Walter Smale, terment will be in White'Ridge 1954. southwest of Hanoi. wn City Hall at 10 a.m. The lone remaining Democral building inspector, when Ward's FALSE ALARM Cemetery, Eatontown, under the Mr. Narozanick had high praise Several of the bridges are key John E. Schulz, executive di- MARLBORO I the five man Township Com- officials sought to obtain a cer- RED BANK — A false alarm direction of the Worden Funeral or Jacob Goldfine, who has filed spans across wide rivers. The ector of the Housing Authority, mittee, Leroy H. Daniels will be tificate of occupancy. by a four-year-old boy took po- Home. Fifteen candidates have filed as the Republican candidate for • Pbo Son bridge was 360 feet long, las requested that council ad- unopposed in the June primary. lice, six fire companies and the for the three openings on Marl- mayor. Mr. Goldfine is now CARD OF THANKS 'arid the longest section of the •ise the authority of its choice Two Republicans will vie for the first aid squad to the corner of The family of Jtnnle B. HounUun boro Township's council. One of serving his first term as a mem- wLshts to thank uie pallbearers, ~the Som Phuong bridge was 320 feel ithout delay. June 30, the close them is a woman. Ight to oppose Mr. Daniels. Spring St. and Spring Ter. aRosart y and Altar Society, the Uullej the fiscal year, is the dead- Daniel Schwartz will be listei l»r of the Borough Council. N.J. Jaycees 2:59 p.m. yesterday. Auxiliary of tht Shrewsbwy Fire Co., Charles T. McCue, who was Running for the mayoralty on th« Shrewsbury Hos« Co., Police De- *• The pilots reported groundfir* ine for action on the project by expected to run as a Regular Re- s a "Regular Republican," am Police said the child, who lives partment, [rlende who sent ftowen, he Democratic ticket is Ray H. who exiled at our home, for aU the during most of the raids was lie Public Housing Administra- publican, filed in the county ohn V. Duckett, Jr., will ru To Convene at Spring Terrace Apartments, lovely cards, and everyone who helped light, and no enemy planes were w, which has earmarked inder the slogan "Government Drost who was an unsuccessful stood on his tricycle to reach .n any way a^ tbe time ot our sorrow. clenk's office in Freehold yester- :andidate for that office in 1963. Edward T. HounBiaii spotted. ,,650,000 for its construction. the Concerned Governed." the fire box lever. " day on an Independent ticket- Two seats on the borough coun- and family. The Navy planes came from The new building would be thealong with two running mates, Mr, Schwartz had been en- Tomorrow (he carriers Midway and Han- ilrd senior citizens project in lorsed by the Republican Club 'M will be filled in November. RED BANK - Jaycees from Alfred Storer, another Republi- Republican candidates are the Beauty... Quality. ..Craftsmanship cock. le city. can, and1 George E. Creevey, a •ltd club members had said they throughout the atate will meet :id not appreciate any opposition incumbents, Arthur Ravaily and tomorrow in Molly Pitcher Im Democrat. Their slate is called Oscar L. Davidson. Democratic In Enduring Memorials "Purpose and Principle." his candidacy. for their 1965 planning session. challengers are Samuel Ruda and There will be a state board FOR ANY OCCASION Citizens Committee candidates ENGUSHTOWN Thomas E. Lenahan. Visit «ur display. S«e the | joined Mr. MoCue's crew in filing English-town's best known pr> meeting tonight, and presidents' ktg variety of guaranteed montt. ita'cal figure, now completing his Joseph H. Dey is the Regub-meeting tomorrow at 8 a.m. The HONEY BEE FLOWERS in the Freehold county office. ican candidate for tax collector. mertts . . . all reasonably priewt Thomas Antisell and Norman 2th year as mayor, Republican agenda for the rest of the morn- Come in »ny time RUSSELL T. HODSKISS le will be opposed in November Janwich, the incumbents, will be Tieodore J. Narozanick, will not ing will inohide planning groups Ikpnttw htptaktt, *rto wUdt ft y the incumbent, Democrat Ray- 464 BROAD STREET discussing public affairs, state lond B. Vanderhoef. operation, internal operation, SHREWSBURY Disaster Drill Slated Sunday youth activities and growth. JOHN VAN KIRK & SON COLTS NECK At a 12:15 pm, luncheon, Al- as Cooper Rd., Middletown off Rt. 35 al 741-4020 BED BANK — Blaring sirens and ambulance activity In the Republican incumbent George Heodon's Corner vicinity of Riverview Hospital Snnday afternoon win be part of lie Sherman of the New York Convenfent Terms landzo has filed for the opening Giants will be the guest speaker. Reliable Sine* If27 a simulated disaster, not the real thing, the hospital announced in the Colts Neck Township Com- Planning groups will consider today. BY WIRE ANYWHERE nittee, along with Democrat civic activities, ways and means, Riverview personnel and selected volunteers will participate 'eter Blake. public relations, international re- In the drill to test facilities and methods that would be needed For the post of tax collector, lations-, health and safety in the if an emergency of major proportions occurred and caused a icumbent Republican Mrs. Annafternoon. sudden rush of many victims to the hospital. 'ylie has no challengers. In At 4:15 p.m. there will be At the suggestion of police, the public Is being alerted in ither party there are no county general assembly and at 6 p.m. a advance so there will be no alarm among residents. >mmittee contests. cocktail party. The Adams Memorial Home Worden Funeral Home Successor to Mount Memorial Home John E. Day 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK A ptnoaolind momimMt, e»rvt«l of MIKI lorn •nmff», em tor «wt HN»Uraiy monk. SM OW iBARREl FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME ~ ~ of Bam SulM Monument., bodurf b» *• Day and Night Phone . . . UrMfMl nomnmt gu«ranrM. 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. C. SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 747-0557 310 Rtd lank, N. J. Wdl ad Ueurt, W. LNQ Brack 222.0309 IMNCH OFHCI AKP ptJK*jr . HARRY C F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. HIAODENS CORNER. MIDDLETOWN 74$. 3810 Party of MoBmoutb County »re: THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, April 23, 196S-3 Mr*. Marilyn D. Brenner, Waiter McClintock Bceyshore H. Gchricke, Jerome R. Kiye, Director Hits High School Few (Continued) Henry Arnold, Convraitteemaji (Continued) (Continued) mitte* or for any of the 61 coun Daniel H. Downey, Joseph Zam- Big Gain In When such suspensions ar Pledges Quiet SEA BRIGHT Guiney Calls Bahrs i. ty committee posts. bor, Leonard A. Morizio, and made, parents will be required A lone candidate, filing In Seeking fhe nominations for the Edward Ledford. to come to school for an admin- dependently, will cause a pri governing body are incumbent Joining the race as Regular Tipsy Cases istrative conference before stu- At Forum mary contest in Sea Bright Comniitteemen Martin V. Law- Confused? on Issues ' Organization Democrats are Rob- dents are permitted to return. LONG BRANCH - Former among Republicans. lor and Edward J. Roth. Both TRENTON — "Why would any, ert H. Grohe, 43, of 812 Sher- Board Is Agreed Mayor Thomas L, McClintock Neils Jacobsen has filed for HIGHLANDS — "It is most un-|a zoning ordinance in existence ften are completing their first one do this thing?" t p Op- wood Dr., and Irving B. Lovell, The school board has agreed this morning said he might at- a Republican council seat, fortunate that Councilman John|which makes it pointless to ro- terms on the governing body. Miss June Streledti, directoi posing GOP candidates Charlotte 45, of 985 Woodmere Dr., both to this policy, Mr. Stieve re- tend Monday night's Candidate A. Bahrs Is so confused over so zone," the mayor contended. of motor vehicles, asked th White, East Church St., and CJiffwMd Beach. ported. Forum in the YMCA, but prom many projects," declared Mayor Mr. Bahrs was a member of HOLMDEL question at yesterday's Four!* Douglas K. Adair. Mr. Grohe is an electrician and The only other "grievance" ised to remain mute during the Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., yester- the Planning Board when the The spotlight in Holmdel Town- Annual Governor's Traffic Safet: Republican Mayor Frank Van his running mate is a used car students had, according to Mr. ession. day. zoning amendment, "which he ship remains focused on the pri- Conference in the War Memoria Durer is unopposed as the GOP In a prepared statement, the has now forgotten," was drawn sales manager. Both have been Moran and Mr. Stieve, was ove Mr. McClintock, who now re- mary battle between Regular Building. mayoralty candidate. mayor said that Mr. Bahrs voted up, the mayor stated. active in scouting. short lunch periods in the cafe sides in Denver, Colo., arrived and Young Republicans for oon- She was talking about drinking Councilman Walter Johnson has 'no" Tuesday night on a resolu- He claimed the Bahrs ticket— Mrs. Angela Schneider rounds teria. Some of them, the prin- here last night on a business trol of next year's Township and driving. The Division of filed for the Democratic mayor- tion requesting the state Division .vhich includes Councilman Wil- out the battle as an Independent cipal reported, asked for ")5-min trip. He is expected to leave by Committee. Motor Vehicles three-year stud: ality nomination. of Local Government to sell land liam McGowan, Mrs. Lynch, Reform Democrat. ute periods. At present, the pe- Tuesday. Seeking w unseat incumbents There will be contests for of the problem shows that al- Incumbent Democrat Joseph on Bay Ave. to Hahr Conslruc-'Frank J. Hall, and Ernest A. Mayor Alfred C. Poole and Com- cohol is the single most signifi- riods are 24-minutes, because ol The candidates Forum W. Stout will toe joined by Fire county committee posts in the a shortage of cafeteria space. tion Co., North Plainfield, forjVaughan—was "hand-picked" by miteeman Vincent J. Maneri are cant factor in traffic fatalities, sponsored by the Greater Long Chief Alexis Saharic as that Mrs. Lynch and Mr. Hall. fifth and 19th districts. No new cafeteria facility Is be erection of a post office. Young GOP standard-bearers Miss Strelecki reported. Branch Republican Club and thi party's council candidates. "It is the post office and ^the Seeking the nod in district five ing built, as a result of the de Mr. Bahrs did so, the state- William H. Menges, municipal "Of 1,600 people tested, more Long Branch Women's Republi school road they are trying to are Charles R. Short, Jr. and feat recently of a bond issu< ment noted, "despite the fact leader, and Warren E. Baum- than half had something to drink. can Club. It is scheduled to be- SHREWSBURY defeat now," diarged the mayor. Mrs. Mildred R. Dugan. They're referendum which, would have hat a few months ago he liad gartner, club vice president. Of these, 89 per cent had at gin at 8 p.m. Two political newcomers "A few months ago, it was the opposed by Vincent Dwyer and provided a high school addition. voted 'yes' on a resolution giv- With a heavy Republican ma- least three drinks, and 47 pei Rumors circulating throughout nounced yesterday they would ng an option on the same land Town House project. The $5 mil- Mrs. Nana B. Hudes. Mr. Moran said he explained jority here, victory in June may cent at least seven drinks," th the city had Mr. McClintock at- seek office in Shrewsbury. o the federal government, forjlion lush rise apartment suf- In,the 10th district it's Mrs. to the students that in order ti well mean election in November. director said. tending the meeting with the pur- Charles L. Conover, 92 East the same price, and for the fered when Mr. Bahrs hired an Mariiyn J. Nunziante against provide 45-minute periods, lunch There are. four contests for The 1,600 people were some ol pose of embarrassing a numbe End Ave., a banker, will run for attorney to attend the Zoning Mrs. Reva Rudley. time would have to be started same purpose." county committee seats. those who died in traffic ac- of council candidates by ques- Borough Council on the Repub- There were no new additions about 10 a.m. and not end until The entire council at that timeiBoard (if Adjustment meeting 'to , In district one the Young GOP to the GOP contest for council. cidents in New Jersey in 1961, tioning their records during the lican ticket. Carl J. Nill of 40 was in full agreement, Mayor,find out what was going on.' has William Fryer battling Wa about 2 p.m. Bight contesting for seven slots 1962, and 1963. ouster of former City Manage Willow Ct., an insurance broker, Guiney stated. in conclusion, the mayor lace A. Taylor. are: Request Dropped Richard Bowen. will run as an Independent for "All members knew the U. S. asked, "what will be next?" In the second district it's The Other Fellow' —Hans H. Froehlioh, Peter At that point, he reported, the tax assessor. Post Office Department wasn't distaff contest between Mrs. Ra- Why would anyone do thi The former mayor this morn- Vallas, Jr., Richard Vermilyea, students changed their minds aw There will be no primary eleo joing to build or own the build- moria A. Thieme and the Regu- hing? Because, Miss Streleck ing said he would be a citizen Jonathan White, Samuel Manis- dropped the request. tion contests in the borough ing. All knew then—and all know lar Club's Mrs. Lois E. Wyberg. went on, they say, "It doesn' of only, one state at a time. He Return Sign, calco, Eugene 0. Valanzano, There are 1,140 students In the There are two council scats now—that this building will be apply to us — it's 'only the othei added that it would be "totally Both seats are contested in the George Brenon and Philip M. school. available this year. Mr. Conover a ratable," he said. "And all fellow. . .It's only the smal presumptuous and uncalled for third district with George H Smith. i was the only Republican to file knew the method of procedure." centage of careless driver Mr. Moran denied reports ol to try to influence Long Branch Mrs. DeRose Durar talcing on party leadei Republican nominees for coun- a nominating petition for a coun who have the accidents. . .Twc widespread vandalism at the politics." "Either Mr. Bahrs had a tem- Menges. Norman SchanU, Zon. :y committee are unopposed. school. Ten tiles were knocked cil seat. Incumbent Councilmen porary loss of memory, which or three drinkj make me a bet- "If I'm there," he said, "i ing Board of Adjustment mem- out of a bathroom recently, but Abraham J. Zager and Leo F. has happened before, or he was Appeals ter driver." will be strictly out of a nostalgi ber who intended to battle Mr, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS nothing further in the school, he Sadkowski will both seek re- advised by his backers to vote ASBURY PARK - The widow Menges, has bowed out in the Republicans in Atlantic High- But even a low alcohol level said. interest." election as Independents, but as no," " said Mayor Guiney. interests of party unity. Regu- of a world famous composer ap- lands will battle it out In the dulls vision, impairs ability, the Mr. Stieve noted that about si: Independent wil] rot he involved On the subject of the regional lar Club officials coaxed Mr. pealed yesterday to three young June primary for the mayoral director reported. Tests in Swed- weeks ago the field scoreboar* in a primary election. school road, the mayor noted Durar into making the race. Mr, thieves to return a memoiial and two council nominations, en prove it. was damaged and some bolt! GOP Incumbent Bernard J. Marx that in 1964, Mr. Bahrs went on Sdhantz will be backing, him. street sign erected to honor .her while Democrats ease in three "On two drinks, Swedish driv- taken from the bleachers. has filed as a Republican candi- record agreeing to pave the road He'll also be campaigning for (Continued) husband. contenders on the first primary ing experts were only 70 to 7. As to "gangs" in the school date for re-election as tax as- this year. for his wife as Mrs. Sondra gest headache in years after thi Mrs. Peler De Rose, 606 Eighth slate filed since 1962. per cent as good as they wen Mr. Moran said that about tw sessor. He will be unopposed in When Mr. Bahrs voted "no" SchanU tackles Miss Laura Hard- primary is over. The problem will Ave., whose husband wrote such In an HWhour move, Demo- sober," she said. months ago two groups formed the primary and will face Mr. Tuesday night, Mayor Guiney ing, incumbent coramittteewom- then revolve around efforts t tunes as "Deep Purple," "Wag- crats fielded a ticket made up of Worse yet, the Swedish tes' and started wearing the names Nill in November. Guiney suggests he "either had in in the same district. raise campaign funds for the on Wheels," "When Your Hair political newcomer Jay M. Kel- drivers' attitudes changed. After 'Aristocrats" and "Coltegiates" Mr. Conover, the choice of the another lapse of memory, or was Democrats failed to come up general election in November, Has Turned to Silflfr-,". and lers, 79 Ocean Blvd., for mayor, two drinks, they thought they on their lapels. Republican County Executive again advised that for political with a second candidate for the Whenever state Republican "Somebody Loves You," said she and once-defeated council candi- were driving much better than "They were told to stop it, Committee here, will be trying reasons, it might be advanta- governing body so it'll be Pat have gone through gubernatorial was a helpless witness to .the date John A. Noonan, 115 Ocean when they were sober. and they did," the principal re- to fight his way into an all geous to let the students walk in Pasada, Jr. standing alone in primary races — and they've hai theft at Deal Lake Dr. and Blvd. and newcomer Joseph R. Our teenagers drink and drive, ported. "Since then there have Independent governing body. the mud." November against the wi T two the past eight years — Eighth Ave. Wednesday. rench, 12 Columbia Ave., for Miss Strelecki said. been no gangs or groups." The mayor termed Mr. Bahrs' Republican duo. there has been little money left the council. Why? LITTLE SILVER charge of lack of co-operation Mayor Thomas F. Shebell had Democratic county committee Action Taken for the winning candidate in hi There will be a Democratic They drink and drive because Mayor Charles W. Stephens "rather pathetic," adding that installed the sign, renaming Deal candidates are unopposed. fall campaign. county committee contest in all tve keep alive in their minds the As to other problems, Mr, who downed Democratic opposi- "it is most difficult to co-operate Lake Dr., Peter De Rose Me- three voting districts. myth that it's okay to have two Moran reported that about tw This was particularly so in th tion twice before, will have a morial Dr. through April 38. to UNION BEACH with someone who either forgets Running for two vacancies in or three drinks and drive, shi months ago a number of pocket- 1961 campaign when James P. clear field in his third bid for what-has been agreed upon or mark the 13th annual Peter .De It will be Borough Clerk Alfred each are: went on. books were stolen from locker; Mitchell operated his campaign election as Little Silver's chief decides to vote the way someone Rose Memorial Observance. The T. Hennessy, Jr., Democrat, ver- In the first district — Mrs. Why should anyone do thi: In the girls' physical educatioi against Democratic Gov. Richard executive. else suggests." composer had written many of •us Charles A. Hart, Republican locker rooms. Five girls were J. Hughes on a shoe string Anna Halleran, 31 Second St., thing? Local Democrats, concentrat- In his statement, the mayor his COO published songs as both club president, battling for the caught in the thefts, he said, an budget. Mrs. Pearl Lemberg, 74 Eighth ing on the two Borough Council said the Planning Board recently a resident and summer visitor mayor's chair in Union Beach in proper disciplinary action taken Ave., and William Griffin, East Mrs. John O'Keefe, 209 Park He • had to go begging foi seats up for decision in Novem- held two public discussions of here. November as both men enter un- There have been no thefts re- Washington Ave.; second district Ave., and Mrs. Margaret Gal financial help before the contesi ber, will not run a candidate for proposed rezoning of the borough. Mrs. De Rose had taken a contested primary elections. ported since that time. 1 the mayoralty. — John J. Byrne, Seventh Ave., lagher, 7 Woodside Ave.; and was one quarter over. He didn' "At that time, neither Mr. stroll to look at the sign when Two of three incumbents, May- Robert V. Waldron, 1 East Ave., District 5 — Louis Dandorph, The last student demonstra- get it. The GOP slate will include in- she saw three youths, clad she or Maurice W. Oakley and Bor- Bahrs nor his running mate, Mrs. Mrs. Ethel F. Osbom, Navesimk Snyder Ave., and Mrs. Margarei tion in the county was in Mata- "We have learned that the big cumbent Councilman Robert W Ellen M. Lynch, knew there is said in tiRhtfitting pegged slacks ough Councilman Paul J. Smith Ave., and Mrs, Cecelia Keilt, Sullivan, Port Monmouth Rd. wan Regional High School Tues- money men in the party are McCabe, trying for his second standing in a topless old model do not seek re-election. Navesink Ave.; third district — There is no primary contest day, April 13, when pupils sal very reluctant to take out thei three-year term; newcomer car removing the sign. Four Democrats vie for two Jharles A. Sutter, Center Ave., in the Republican party for the down in the hallways, sat in th checkbooks twice in a year — Thomas R. Judge, Jr., bidding Council Meets, "I ran forward and screamed," ilots on the party ticket for coun- William F. X. ConnelJ, Bay Ave.,10 county committee posts. cafeteria beyond lunch time, once for the primary candidat* for the council seat vacated by she said, "but they drove on and cil race in November against two Mrs. Doris J. Early, 105 Bay sang and banged on lockers, re- and again for the candidate run- Republican Charles A. Forfar, Acts, Reaves laughed. unopposed Republicans and one Ave., and Mrs. Eleanor Mona- RAR1TAN portedly in protest over the five- ning in the general election," who will not seek re-election; "I don't want to cause anyone two Independents. and Tax Collector Calvin A han, 77 South Ave. No additional candidates filed day Easter holiday,, lack of stu- GOP leader said. RUMSON — Some sort of a any trouble," she said, "But if Organization Democrats Filing as a slate yesterday, in Raritan Township for the June dent-teacher ' liaison and othe "This is especially so when Rowe. record was set by Borough Coun- they realize they were seen, by supporting Joseph B. Cunningham with the backing of the anti-mu- 1 primary yesterday, the dead- grievances. the man who makes the Novem like the mayor, Mr. Rowe is cil here last night, when Wil- me, to whome the sign has real »nd Charles W. Barker for the nicipal-complex faction of the line. That demonstration still is un ber race may not be the one unopposed in his bid for another liam Gaynor and Edward Duffy value, they or their parents, if council nod against Eric Good Republican Party, were Edward The slate follows: der investigation by the who won the primary," he term. were approved as members of tlie they find out, might havo con- J. Cusumano, Club and Vito G. Walder, former councilman For two three-year Township wan school board. At the time of stated. The ticket has been endorsed Oceanic Hook and Ladder Fire science enough to bring it back." Dems. and Board of Education presi- Committee posts — Republicans the disorders, the Matawan High The knowledge that the Re- by the local Republican Steer- Company, borough bills were paid Winners will oppose Republi dent, for mayor, and political James J. McKay, 58 Fulton PI. School principal took no discip- publicans flopped in 1964 when ing Committee. and Councilman William F. Hal- Need Money? Sell those things Cans Henry T. Dehler and Samuel newcomers Arthur P. Ustander, who lost in the 1961 general elec- linary action. Barry Goldwater led the ticket a Carrying the Democratic leran moved for adjournment you really don't need with a R. Wilson. Incumbent councilman 53 Prospect Rd., and Dr. Robert tion by 44 votes, and a politica Mr. Moran said yesterday he the presidential nominee, has nol banner, with the blessing of the within five minutes of the start Daily Register Classified- Ad. Bernard J. Crane and Thomas J. B. Long, 249 East Highland Ave., newcomer, Joseph A. Morales is convinced that the lack of helped the morale of the cam- local club's executive committee of the session. Call now. Perno will run in November as tor council. president of the Republican Club mmediate action in Matawan paign contributors. will be Gordon N. Litwin, who "If I hadn't stopped for that Independents. Opposing them will be incum- Democrats, the two incumbents, ed a small group of students in Since then they have been very carried two districts and came stop sign," observed a late-com- While GOP county committee bent Mayor Russell W. Morgan James G. Brady, who has been Raritan to think "that they could slow in coming across with even within 113 votes of victory in his er, "I'd have made the meeting." candidates are unopposed — with and Councilman John J. Koiak, on the committee since 1960, and :et away with it here, since they pennies and dimes. first bid for elective office last no entries for districts one and year, and Raymond J. Florian. Jr., and newcomer Robert M. Francis X. Shields, now complet- got away with it in Matawtan." This will hurt local candidates fourth ward, fourth district, live — there's a veritable horse NEW SHREWSBURY Earle, president of the Henry ing his first term. He, Mr. Jannarone and Mr. around the state as wel) as the Long Branch. race among Democrats. Incumbent Councilmen Robert Hudson Regional Board of Edu- The only primary contest, will Stieve reiterated that such will nominee for governor. Mr. Wolkham is the incumbent Organization Dems are fielding F. Henck and Edmond J. Norris cation, supported by a new GOP be on the Republican ticket not be the case. "After the Mat- committeeman and is running on a complete slate that is fully con Dumont's Problem are unopposed Republican candi- irganization formed this week. where in district 10 four persons awan inoident, we discussed this the Regular Republican ticket, tested by the Democratic Club. Sen. Dumont, who was said to dates for the two three-year Foiimer Democratic Council- have filed for two county com- fully and have decided that dis- while Mr. Mauro, a local at- Backed by the organization have been promised $100,000 for council seats in New Shrewsbury. man Allen J. Tracy, East Wash- mittee posts. They are Charles order will not be tolerated a torney, is running on his own. are: Joseph A. Coffey and Mrs his campaign by a group of north ington Ave., and James t. Fal- J.. and Dorothea Morgan, 21 Elm Raritan High School," the board With them on the June 1 pri Mae Ross, district one;. Fred J Jersey business men, is strapped !on, East Awe. filed in Freehold Ave., who are backed by the president declared. "If there are mary ballot will be Kenneth J. RUMSON Varlese and Mrs. Helen Brown, for money. The $100,000 failed Independent candidates for GOP Club, and Mrs. Virginia A, any further problems such as oc- MacDonald, Jr., 40 Wellington There will be no primary elec- district two; Stanley A. Malinow- to materialize. Jie mayor's post. Quattrocchi, 1 Magnolia Ave. curred today, we will continue to Dr., who seeks the post of tax tion contest in Rumson. Four tki and Mrs. Anne E. Griffin, dis- Lack of money also handi and John W. Kilbride, 38 But- take stern disciplinary mea- assessor. Mr. MacDonald is Republican incumbents filed prior trict three; Ernest J. Wenkowsh capped Dumont in his guber- KEANSBURG tonwood PI. sures." mortgage appraiser for the Mon- to yesterday's' deadline. and Mrs. Audrey Rapolla, dis- natorial primary campaigns A primary battle shapes up in mouth County National Bank. They are Mayor Charles S. trict four; Herman Fedder and 1961 and 1957. {eansburg in Democratic ranks MATAWAN Charles Hubbard, Plum St., un- oilman, Councilmen" Harry Mrs. Dorothy Monahan, district or county executive committee Sen. Sandman has some funds successful Borough Council candi- Sundermeyer and Francis E. P. Jive. There will be no contests in of his own, but whether he wil date last fall, will try again for Josts in four districts. Matawan's June 1 primary elec- Probe McCarter and Tax Assessor John spend it on his campaign is any- a seat on the governing body Club Democrats have named: An insurgent faction of the tion. (Continued) W. Carton, Jr. Charles M. Valanzola and Mrs. party has filed candidates for one's guess. Usually, candi on the Democratic side. Republican candidates are, According to that stipulation dates do not open their own Ann DeSante, district one; Wil- seven of the 10 committee posts John D. Crowley, 479 Tinton OCEAN TOWNSHIP Mayor Edward E. Hyme, for the men "inadvertently did no bank accounts. liam F. Kohn and Mrs. Norma up for decision. Ave., will be Mr. Hubbard's run- Jerome Mitchell, 35 Peach mayor; Councilman Vernon A. implement and-or apply" re- Jean Ackerman, district two; The regular faction of (be Sandman has a $10O-a-plate ning mate. Mr. Crowley ran Tree Rd., and Russell J. Hib- Ellison and high school teacher search and development techni dinner coming up. unsuccessfully for council on say. 2,771 of yoor neigHm John Bell and Mrs. Vinnie Mrty, under the leadership of George Deitz, for council, and betts, 2008 Pokross Parkway, Oak- Baldassi, district three; Robert Benjamin Andreach filed a full cal data "through appropriate At the present time, the state former Mayor Karl K. Baron's hurst, will oppose each other for financing their homes with M Clifford F. Reeves, for tax col- specifications to the manufactur- committee will have to look to ticket three years ago: A. Ervin, Sr., and Mrs. Agnes M. ilate of 10 candidates. lector. The GOP will not run a the Republican County Execu- ing process so as to produce a the national GOP committee for Seeking the post of tax asses Schaden, district four; Herbert F. Mr. Andreach's candidates are oandidate for tax assessor, tive Committee position in the Klein and Mrs. Ann Murray, dis- consistently reliable product." help. Previously, the Washing- sor is Mrs. Sheila C. O'Keefe, 21 s follows: District 1 — Mrs. Democratic candidates are, sixth district in the June primary trict five. Four of the men were returned ton boys offered New Jersey Knollwood Dr. Ann O'Reilly, 164 Creek Rd., Councilman Leon G. Christinat, in Ocean Township. to their jobs after brief suspen candidates for governor, plenty In the fourth district Mr. Perno and Wallace Schaab, 62 Maple for mayor; former Board of Edu- Mr. Mitchell is the incumbent sions. The fifth, faced with a of manpower but little cam EATONTOWN seeks the nod against both Mr. Vve.; District 2 — Mrs. Delia cation member John P. Kane and and is running on the Regular two-grade demotion or involun paign cash. No primary election contests Wenkowski and Mr. Ervin. In Murphy, 56 Bayview Ave., and T. Republican ticket. Mr. Hibbetts, political newcomer , Alfred A full fledged, properly run developed in Eatontown as the this contest he's labeled Demo- Thomas B. O'Brien, 149 High- Morgan, 199 Daniel Dr., for tary separation with retirement who works for the Jersey Central crat for the People. land Blvd.; District 3 — Eugene pay, chose the latter. campaign for governor costs, ac- 4 p.m. filing deadline passed Power and Light Company, is CENTRAL JERSEY BANK council; incumbent Henry Ellis, cording to top politicos, $1 mil- yesterday. Bedell, Sr., 20 Palmer Ct., and for assessor, and former Mata- The sixth man was cleared of making his first political venture. lion — as a starter. For the Republicans, incum- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP tfrg. Ruth Cadle, 10 Mason PI.; wan Township Mayor Norman E. >11 charges. The seventh had re- bent Councilman Robert B. Dlxon John Marz, Jr. is back in ac- Jistriot 4 — Robert Weston, 25 Wood, for collector. tired shortly before the charges tion in Matawan Township. ieachwood Ave., and Mrs. Bar- were filed and so was not suscep- will seek his first elected term on the governing body. Daniel The former Democratic chief- >ara Murphy, 16 Birch/wood Ave. KEYPORT tible to disciplinary action. Sand tain, who served 26 years on the tnd District 5 — Mrs. Florence Extenuating Circumstances H. Kaufmann, chairman of the (Continued) Township Committee — reigning Vnderson, 33 Harding Ave., and There will be no primary con- Zoning Board of Adjustment, will In an exclusive interview with attracted a large crowd of on- as mayor for 25 of them — has Jharles E. Lovett, II Holly St. tests in Keyport. run for the council seat now Democrats yesterday filed a The Register, Gen. Moorman said lookers. filed for election to Township Councilman T. Edward Kinlin, held by Joseph A, Kellenyi. Mr. full slate comprised of Frederick he had ordered the men re- Council. spokesman for the insurgent Capt. Walling explained that Kellenyi has announced he will J. Scheiri, 17 Warren St., unsuc- instated because of a multitude He paces what has developed group, said the group is fed up this is normally a low area, not seek re-election because of cessful 1964 council candidate, )f extenuating circumstances. into a political horse race here rith the "poor leadership" be- prone to flooding during storms. business and family obligations. and political newcomer David S. He said the men had produced as 12 candidates dash for seven ng displayed within the party. He said residents feared that On the Democrat side, Melvin Pangborn, 167 Second St., for radiaometer which, with modi- slots on the Democratic ticket in the removal of the sand would J. Kohn, chairman of the Plan- He said the candidates would council, and Henry Damiano, 51 fications, is working and is the November's battle with Repub- aggravate the problem. ning Board, will be teamed with un under the slogan "Indepen- First St., for tax assessor. rjnly, equipment of its type the licans. lent Democrats." The whole incident finally came Mrs. Jean Irwin, 8 Princess La., Because the petition of John f\rmy has; that there was no in- He'll be listed as a Regular The candidates are: District 1 to a peaceful end when Capt, for council nominations. W. Sutliff, 92 Main St., was mis- cntion of wrong-doing; that the Democrat on the ballot following — John Milmore, Creek Rd., Walling persuaded Mr. Cook to In January, Republican Mayor laid, he was unable to file for )r,ganizational setup of the Army eight candidates backed by the and Mrs. Joan Thomas, Lincoln push the sand back into the ex- Herbert E. Werner made an un- the tax collector's post under it tiie time was an obstacle to the three clubs in the township. District i — Mrs. Elizabeth cavation. successful attempt to appoint Mr. the Democratic banner. Lewis :o-ordination the men had been Kohn to Borough Council in the Running as the Democratic lonnelly, Main St.; District 4 — iirected to achieve with research Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek said Smith, club president, said last left by the death md testing laboratories; and that ater last night that he is in vacancy GOOD THINGS FROM THE SEA! night he mil be a write-in candi- President Ralph ill had previously unblemished full agreement with' the action Council date in the primary. Lewis. Council would not agree, records. taken by Capt. Walling. For the finest Lobster and all kinds of On the Republican side of the "This is an area we need to approving Mr. Dixon's appoint- Sea Food you've ever tasted, visit ledger, former Councilman Henri Gen. Moorman said the procure- build up for protection against ment instead. • SCHLOEDER * J. Hansen, 260 Broad St. and Le- ment of faulty equipment had Baker's Lobster Shanty! Strictly fresh, storms," he added. "Taking sand roy J. Hicks, Walnut St., a po- gone unchallenged by the Army and beautifully served in a lively, salty, CONSTRUCTION CO. away is not the way to keep WEST LONG BRANCH sea-faring atmosphere, literally on the litical newcomer, filed for the or four years until the GAO re- Incumbent Councilmen Roy C. better protection." water, Manasquan River, where it meets 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank two council seats at stake, Leo »rt "because the Army failed." Parsons and Henry J. Shahecn A. Brown, 2 Coluco PI,, for his In the Register interview, Gen. have filed for the Republican the sea! For a delicious, informal din- 741-2139 291-9065 first full term as tax assessor, iloorman supported the decision primary, which they are unop- ner and a wonderful evening, visit . . . and Everett S. Poling, 42 Fulton >f the chief signal officer to cor- Consultant posed, in West Long Branch. St., collector. rect the equipment's admitted de- (Continued) On the Democratic side, John CUSTOM PLANNING! ficiencies in production. small to actively consider it. E. Pisano, 41, of 47 Maryland Marine Police to Honor If there had been a nuclear at- Now that the staff is larger, he Ave., here, a certified public ack and the chief signal officer said, it can be tried on an ex- accountant, is making his first CG Boat Exam Decals isdn't gone into production, he perimental basis. political bid for office as council IPBSliR W«'!l dtflqn mxtta HYIBJ spac* Mllortd MONMOUra BEACH — The xmld have been tried for his fail- From the county's point of aspirant. t» your special Mtdi N.J. Boat Regulation Commis- ire to do so, the general said. iew, he said, additional infor- mation will be accumulated ... no «tro chargtl sion has advised the command- LONG BRANCH SHASV ant, U. S. Coast Guard, that egular Coast Guard examining which will be of value to the Robert t. Mauro, 20 Lippin- IKIMM property vol- New Jersey marine police will ams. county as a whole and to the cott Ave. has filed to oppose Al- 13 CHANNEL DRIVE, POINT PLEASANT BEACH TW (-C7W MI at low coif. lay honor U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Under ordinary conditions, particular region where the af- The Yetr "Round bert J. Wolkham, 61 Dudley St. "At th« Hud ol thi CLOSED t»nm I Call M twbyl courtesy examination decab un- state marine police will not fected towns are located, for the Republican County Ex- OPEN der the tame conditions as would ward vessels bearing ihe decals. "It's worth a try," he said, ecutiv1 e Committee - post in the lock his good tppredatkm 50- illghtly shorter natality, tfiere 4~FriA ands of investors have missed Laird Again Sets 3'4 out on profits many times the At Kt. 35, Shrewsbury—«t HM R»d Ink Lit* Thun., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised Monmouth Capital <*> 10 Monmouth Electric 1 2 amount of a tax because they Record High couldn't bring themselves to Monmouth Park* 11% 12'/, ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY -10 A. M. TO 6 P.M. N. J. Natural Gas* (x) Cash 21% NEW YORK (AP) — The stock swap poorly acting issues for Rowan 754 market ignored more ominous strong ones. However, in the case Over 1,000 pain to chaos* from Only 150 to ckoow hen Only 200 pain te choot* tnm Spiral Metal 38W rumblings of a steel strike yester- of Magnavox, I believe this U. S. Homes f W*day and advanced to record highs Walter Reade - Sterling 2 once again. Trading was active. m LADIES' LADIES' and Winslow Tel. 1 Visitors driving Glacier Na- BERKSHIRE-,.,"l Uh V«l Ind 3'i president of engineering, opera- Park. He was promoted to su- Atn Smelt 57 !i LOF aims 58", Am SHI Lib McN*L H'l tions and generation. perintendent of the transmission Atn Tel Tel Uff * My 8314 and meter department of JCPL- Litton Ind 87M Mr. Ritter, who has been chief Amp Inc t.ukfns stl n» dent of operations for both com- Marnavox 411.'. ties, is a native of Reading, Pa., Armour Ma rath Oil 37S, panies in I960. Annul Ck Martin M 21 «i and received his mechanical en- A>hl Oil MnsDnlte gineering degree from Pennsyl- Mr. Sims is a member of the Mftck 87(4 vania State College in 1938. He Transmission and Distribution MGM 44»4 Avco Corp 24>I i Minn M*M 63»; joined JCPL as a technical engi- Committee of the Edison Elec- Rabcock W 4() 4 Mo Pac A 83% Bald Limn ID Mont Ward 36'A neer at the company's Sayreville tric Institute and of the Colum- tfayuk CIK 14*i Nat Flic S3 bus, Ohio, Masons. He is mar- Bell * Him .lift N Cash Ref 80% Generating Station in 1946. He IHrdll 47!4 Ntt Dairy 9014 subsequently served as superin- ried to the former Miss Ryta .4 Nat Distill 32 Five inches Doyle of Boston, Mass. They are g 73 !i Nst Gyp» tendent of JCPL's E. H. Werner Borritn H'i Nut Rterl Generating Station at South Am- parents of a son and three Borg Warn M'4 NY Central longer than Urantwit 9 IS Nla M Pw 594 boy and as construction and de- daughters. Hucy Erie 43 "i No Am Av S2't standard size nulova Nor Pac 49'* sign engineer for JCPL-NJPL. Burl lild 6814 Nwat Alrlln «4'4 Caie Jl 19 Norwich Ph 50>i In World War II. Mr. Rilter Outli Mar 17*7 '4t NOW AT NO Couple's Deaths enter Trac 4411 served with the U.S. Navy for CeJanese W>!4 Oweni III 01 US cues * on Pan Am ao'i EXTRA five years during which he at- Chrysler P«r*m Plct 38'i 10 Minutes Apart Cities Sv Penney JC «M,!44 COST! tained the rank of lieutenant coca Cola pa pw*Lt 38»li commander. He is a member of AIXENWOOD-A husband and coin Pil Pa RR 4514 Colum Gai Pepsi Cola 79 the American Society of Mechani- wife, who worked together at (he Pprkln Elm 5T» Allenwopd Hospital, here, died of Pilier 59'i cal Engineers former Phil S\ 3814 president of the Monmouth-Ocean heart attacks wilhin 10 minutes Coop Phlll Pet S Pit Steal l«'i Society of Professional Engi- of each other Wednesday at the Pub Sv E*(I M\ neers. Mr. Ritter is former hospital, where they also resided. Pullman 47i4 Pure Oil 59 chairman of District 3, Mon- Franklin Cottrell, 62, died at RCA M', Reading Co 23«4 mouth Council of Boy Scouts, for- 7:15 p.m. His wife, Emma, 55, Rfpub Stl 4354 mer secretary of the Matawan died at 7:25. lifvlon 44 Reyn Met Board of Health, and former The Clayton Funeral Home, Rey Toll treasurer and chairman of the Adelphia, will be in charge of ar- Rob Conlmls at Jos Lead building committee of the Mata- rangements. St l:« Pap Ream Roeb 67 Shell Oil M\ Sinclair Smith AO 31H Soi'ony 86'1 Bon Pac in". Soil ny .» Hi I Std Oil NJ 80 HITS i Sunlebuker 57. :I9 I TJXBCO 79'1. THE CITY? a»"i I Tn a sni SB . I Textron ) Tlileivnt Oil 3? I Transamer ' Vn Carbide 1)1 Other Sizes Also I Un Pac 4IH I Un Tank C 57 I Unit Alrc 7Iii Beautyreat, standard size Unlleil Cp »»; GO BY BUS! ! I'..R. Line- s fl. 3»«; twin or1 double M!4 I 118 Plywdd »' 4J't 43 | US Rub (M . Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, Hazier, N. 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Then a voice in the headset said: "Cleared A mild uproar—and it is justified soliciting for contributions in the •foj- takeoff Eastern Airlines Flight 618" and-/he-poured the —has generated in the state over a schools and resents having youngsters coalto her and the big Boeing 727 fled down the Miami run- piece of legislation introduced by who cannot afford to give being way from a standing start. In 19 seconds. Grandpa noted that Flight 618 was at 148 miles per hour, Sen. Robert H. Weber, a Cumberland placed in an embarrassing position— and he lifted her off, pointed her sky-high, County Republican. the wording of his measure is ex- and headed east for Miami Beach. • The measure—only one sentence tremely vague. It would hurt many It was a routine flight. Jack Weyman, the captain, is 57 years old, lives in Scotch in length but carrying many different worthwhile causes that are now Plains, .N.J., has graying hair and three interpretations—says: brought into the schools. And lawyers grandchildren. lie has 25,000 .hours of fly- "No pupils in any public school would have a field day trying to de- ing experience. Fred Einbletiai, 33, blond and blue-eyed, was First Officer. He lives shall be solicited by teachers or others termine what teachers can and cannot in East Brunswick, NJ., and has a wife to purchase any merchandise, article do or what organizations youngsters and two children. or service nor to subscribe to the can and cannot work for. Fred has>3,50O hours in-thfe air. Murray Burke, flight engineer on this trip, is 35, funds of, or work for, any person or As Sen. Weber himself has said, dark and chunky, lives in Park Ridge, N.J., organization not directly and exclu- after he introduced the bill "the roof BISHOP and has three children. He has Sjm hours sively under the control of the school blew off." And we can well under-' of flight experience. On the flight deck, there was 36,500 hours - of experience flying a brand new 727, which had- none'beyond authorities." stand why. While we favor brevity its acceptance trials. ; . - The measure is now an committee in legislation, another essential should And yet the Whisper Jet is, in a way, more sophisticated for study—and, according to reliable be clearness. than the men who fly :her.'Shs is the only jet I knew who can fly well on one engine. She is a sleek, elegant lady with— word, is destined to stay there. And In one sentence, Sen. Weber has excuse the expression—muscles. She was not only off the it should. proposed a bill that is as many-faceted >ground; in; 19 seconds, loaded with 94 passejigers, all fteir While Sen. Weber's purpose in . in meaning as it is brief. That is why luggage and golf club's, tons of fuel and' a lot of air mail, but, in spite of the fact that she weighed 73 tons on take- authoring the bill is considered noble his bill should remain bottled up in off, she climbed to 33,000 feet in 19 minutes and was 116 by many—he feels there is excessive committee. miles north of-Miami. :••••• . • • .•This is moving. Really movingv When 618 leveled off, she purred through clear blue skies at 5&4 miles per hour. • Her three engines are in the stem, so the passengers heard Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington nothing except the air conditioners. At 4:50 p.m., most of them were eating steak. Far below, scoops of va.niUa ice cream ; floated free; . •The Federal Aviation Agency controls all licensed flight within the United States. There are men on the, ground at Russian 'Volunteers in Viet Nam radar scopes watching 618 all the way. Grandpa Weyman does nothing with that beautiful jet without first asking per- WASHINGTON - A sizable number of freighters—Malakhov, Kurgan and Ishma— mission. This includes takeoff, climb, turns, altitude, speed Russian "volunteers" already are in North unloaded numerous heavy crates similar to Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth and descent. • Viet Nam. those in which SAMs (ground-to-air missiles) Miami tower hands him off to Miami Ground Control While Premier Kosygin threatens to send and MLg-21s were shipped to Cuba. 'Center. This group issues orders, watches to see that they them, intelligence has definitely established SECRET RED COWMANDER-^All these are obeyed,' and hands him off to Jacksonville Center. Jax soflar-unannounced Soviet "volunteers" are hands him off eventually to = Washington Center. Washington that more than 1,000 Soviet Instant Cash from Mortgages 1 military officers end tech- under the command of Ambassador By hands him off to New York Center . nicians are there. Also, that Shdrerhakov—who is also a lieutenant general H.B.A. is a successful lawyer in his late nc*tiome purposes was under $2 billion a The FAA is the plane's big brother. It Is watching all others are arriving almost rp the Russian army and member of the 40s who bought • $90,000 house near our year. the time. It also reports when traffic is approachingj 618, even daily by ship, plane and powerful Central Committee of the Commu- country place 14 years ago with the help of Savings institutions are actively promot- though the other plane may be 20,000 feetielow. Fred Emble- train. nist'Party. « 6 per cent mortgage. H.B.A. now has one ing .refinancing of mortgages to raise money ton, as first officer, handles all the "talking" traffic. Murray The last two are highly One of his country's top guerrilla war- eon in college, another entering this fall, and "for,any woyhwhile purpose." Commercial Burke studies the'engine panel, and leans between the others iignificant. This means that fare experts, Shcherhakov, 52, commanded an extremety popular teen- banks have been entering the field. Competi- to throttle back a little. . . *-. ••' despite their apparent the forces that destroyed e Ukrainian in- age daughter. In addition tion .among financial Institutions for invest- The engines are run at about 90 per cent of throttle, and ideological wrangling, Mos- surgent army in World War n, to tuition fees, our neigh- ment outlets'is spurring tttie trend. burn an average of 10,000 pqunds of kerosene per hour. Every cow and Peking are work- Also, Shcberhakov is on friendly terms bor, therefore, has sudden- - What this represents, in effect, is the hour, the 727 is five tons lighter, and will go faster and faster ing in close cahoots on with Red China's Premier Oiou En-lai. Be- ly developed a wallet-emp- drajMtic development of the 2Q-30 year in- on the same throttle setting. So Burke pulls it back to keep ALLEN Vtet Nam. tying list of new "necessi- stallment loan as against the familiar 2-3 the speed at .83 of the speed of sound. • . • fore being assigned to Hanoi as "ambassa- • lie captain and the-.first officer have complete, duplication The Russian "volunteers" include jet dor," Shcherhakov spent several years in ties"; a car for the boys, year, installment Joan. The long-term mort- pilots and mechanics, artillerymen, guerrilla e swimming pool to keep Ms gage is the Vehicle; through which money is of instruments! They, cross-check each other all the way. Peking as a "minister" in the Soviet embassy. The automatic pilot keeps th& craft on course better than ,a warfare specialists, anti-aircraft missile Premier Kosygin personally put Shcher- daughter in sight and a praised for everything from college costs to crews and construction personnel, port and truckload of sturdy furniture .pleasure boats. human can, can correct buffeting quicker, and maintain (tl- hafcwv in command of the Russian build-up 1 titude.within, 50 feet of absolute^ • •,-• .?< 5 dock experts. during his visit to Hanoi earlier tWs year. which his daughter's swarm • '.'.'. .Bat eqijhtless numbers of you who are ; These Soviet forces are, of swains can straddle when borrowing- this way almost surely do noU • . The.PistBJice Measuring-Equipment is a clock whicl^ runs Under Shcherhakov'f* direction, a number w stationed in and around Ha- PORTER foty «*"»' <*H- ;reali« the costs involved. In an issue of!' backward between any two points, At Wilmington, ,N.C, it can noi, the capital, end Hai- of new Soviet weapons are being combat So H.B.A. recently refinanced his mort- "Personal .I^nance Law" a while ago, Dr. be set for—let's say-Norfolk, Va. It will register the correct phong, main shipping cen- tested. They include: gage and raised $12,000 in new cash to be M. R.'Neifeld, a,.WrtitonaHy'respected expert! number of miles and, when it reaches zero, Flight 618 will be ter. —A powerful repeating Tecoiltess rifle. Tepaid at 6 per cent interest oVer a 20-year on consumer credl.f^«||^ji simple illustra- direcily_ay.e,r Norfolk, even in zerq»-zero visibility.^ ^ Congressional authori- —Rapid-fire, low-level ant!-glr * ' nitely known to be equipped with these dead- out to be the harden and most costly. In looking to Him.—Jean Paul Richter, ly aiMto-«ir missiles. the total of cash borrowed on homes for ; .. • feelforcfN. J.' ' i! .To the»Edkor: , . . ;.. . •; ;*, . •; '•* Stay young by continuing to grow. You Congressional authorities have ascertained v : that despite State and Defense Department • On Oct. 30, 1961, a serious crime was committee"! in the do not grow old; you become old by not East Keansburg section of Middletown Township. A crime in growing.—Wilfred A, Peterson. assertions to the contrary, SAM anti-aircraft missiles are now in place on launching pads John Chamberlain: These Days , wh.ich a boy was struck down and killed by a Wt-run driver. To be 70 years young Is sometimes far around Hanoi and Haiphong. These are the .To this day, the person or persons responsible Aave not been more cheerful and hopeful than to be 40 main military and supply centers of North bj-ought, to justice. .••'.;','• years old.—Oliver Wendell Holmes. Viet Nam, and the Soviet obviously is build- •What kind of person could d» a thing Tike this, and what ing ujj powerful defenses for Otem. kind of person is it that would not turn such., a..person in? Anyone who stops learning Is old, whether Surely there must be some one tt\at has .knowledge of'.this VIET NAM FLASHES-Sunma is buying Needed: Students Who Study 1 (Ms happens at 20 or 8O.-fftrvey Ullman. rice from the U.S. and South Viet Nam and crime. Do not protect the person responsible, if you knpw reselling it at a considerable profit to North mittedly imperfect on occasion in their ap- whO.it Is. I am personally interested in this crime, because There is an old age of the heart, and a Back in the lats Eighteen Nineties, at I have known the boy's mother for a nuniber of years, and youth that never grows old.-Mary Baker Viet Nam. This has been definitely estab- the crest of the Spanish-American War ex- proaches to complete justice? lished by Naval intelligence. Burma pro- It is good that we now have a student because I 'have gotten certain information through personal in- Eddy. citement. (America's pioneer sociologist, William vestigation. . . " • ." . . , fesses to be neutralist, but has evinced a Graham Sumner, enraged a lot of people by generation that wants to be "committed," to Youth is not a time of life; It Is a state marked anti-U.S. bias . . . President Johnson use a favorite campus expression. But com- I am interested in seeing justice done in this-case. If any- delivering a bitter speech called "Hie Con- one has any solid information regarding this crime,, please of mind.—Samuel Ullman. is pressuring Democratic senators and con- quest of the United States mitment implies that you first make some gressmen to make speeches assailing Russian effort to know what you are talking about. contact me, and I will pass the information on to the proper Every man desires to live long, but no by Spain," Sumner's idea, authorities for further investigation. Thefe has been talk and Red Chinese attacks against the use of ,Was that, by fighting Spain The students who turn out to march in do- nan would be old.-^Johnath«n Swift. mestic civil rights protests have some claim that the car responsible, was a 1957 Chyfsler, that has been napalm and tear gas in fighting the Viet Cong. Wer Cuba, Puerto Rico, : At one White House briefing, Johnson told a to knowledge; after all, racial discrimination, repainted; '. • '" • ' - ' '••., • Honesty is spiritual power.—Mary Baker 1 and the Philippines, the There may also be some one. who |iad loaned": Ifcense Eddy. group of lawmakers, "I can't understand why U.S. had gone over to the is it is practiced in places in the United you gentlemen aren't taking the floor of States, can be observed on the spot. plates to get rid of the car involved" ' • ' imperialist standards of the Anyone that will be man or woman enough to supply In- Honest policy ij t good friend, both to Congress and defending our country against enemy. But liow many of the 10 or 15 thousand our safety and to our usefulness.-Matthew these Communist blasts. You should be tell- students who are parading for the "get out formation necessary to bring the guilty to justice for this c,rime Henry. ing the American people about Viet Cong Well, it didn't turn out of South Viet Nam" cause have ever had the will be protected. I will not divulge your name or address. I and North Vietnamese atrocities and terrorism that way; the U.S. eventual- leas: experience with Communists? How many only want to see justice done, aAd the only way it will be Even a little lie is dangerous; it de- against women and children and our own ly freed the Philippines, of them have ever pondered the compara- done is not to be afraid. teriorates the conscience.—Pablo Cassis. personnel. The flying glass that wounded our turned Cuba over to its own tive statistics of political murder as it has Sincerely yews, people in the Saigon embassy was 10 times CHAMBERLAIN politicians, and gave Puerto been practiced In certain foreign lands? Does Robert J, Fenton -'•*,' An honest man's the noblest work of God. Rico the American equivalent of what the —Alexander Pope. worse than the tear gas used against the the post-World War II movement of refugees Viet Corug." The President also stressed that British call dominion status. And today, if across boundaries mean anything to the OKAY, SO WHAT? Keeping government clean is like keeping he plans to use only enough military force Sumner were still alive and able to express marching students? How are they to explain • household clean. You've got to keep at it. against North Viet Nam to- bring that gov- hij outrage, he would probably be rewriting the fact that nearly one million Vietnamese —Eugene Simon. ernment to the conference table. his speech under the title of "The Conquest fled from North Viet Nam to take up resi- of the United States by Havana." dence in South Viet Nam when Ho Chi Minh We are being conquered by Havana- riveted Communist control over the upper half Castro's Havana — because we are more of what had been French IndoOhina? How and more threatened by the bane of Latin do they explain East Germany's loss of popu- American political life, the control of parties lation in the days when there was no Berlin by student cliques who want to make laws Wall? And what system of moral accountancy a.id run governments before they have even do they use when they say that Chiang 4M2 Broad St., Red Bank, N.J. completed their undergraduate studies. They Kai-sheks' Chinese are "corrupt," presum- 878 Rt 15, Mlddletown, N.J.-30 East Main St., Freehold, N.J.-279 Broadway, Long Branch want to perform operations before they have ably because some of them stole money and be«n internes; they want to make history peddled influence, while the government of Established 187S by John H. Cook and Henry Clay even before they have lived it. Mao Tse-tung is "pure" even though it has ' slaughtered 50 million dissident Chinese over Published by The Red Bank Register Incorporated Th-i 10 or 15 thousand students who the years to maintain its power? W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Freddeot JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor turned up in Washington, D.C., the other day to inform the White House that we must get The William Graham Sumner who spoke M. HAKOLD KELLY, General Manager out of Viet Nam have a perfect right to their of "The Conquest of the United States by Tbomai J. Bly B«CUUV« eaitoi William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln AHOCIM m\um opinions, and it is good to see that they are Spain" would surely rewrite his speech un- Frank W. Harbour mwivwa Bunva urr. Charles A. Johnston mtaa Bur»»u HIT. not committed to such assorted juvenilities " .1 der the new title of "The Conquest of the as swallowing goldfish, toppling portable tele- United States by Havana" because our parad- Member of (he Associated Press phone booths, and conducting panty raids on ing students, like those who were Fidel *iw1it«l fnm U ntiued eiciuiiviijr to tm m loi npuDUcaUoii o! m uu l«nl trart printed la tan Sirls' dormitories. But by what principle Castro's classmates in the Cuba of 20 years u til u (II U Mm dlipttcliM. of rationality do they assume they are en- ago, have succumbed to "the excessive Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association titled to sway public opinion before they degeneration of democracy" that is "sajiscu- Member Audit Bureau of Circulation have had the opportunity' to travel, to mike- lott'jm" (unthinking radicalism). Said comparative studies of Communist and west- Sumner: "As a political form this is the rule »• KM Bui tup**, to*, unuut BO flunclti' nixaHbiliuu (or trpoiraphletl trran la td»«ti«emenu, but era economies, or to examine the relative print wlUicut ettktft, tlut pirt of u EdvetUiemtst In whldi tlit tnotw>bi

governmental red tape, a wife Here's what caused the trou- : -:, . •••- «•< left from behind the Iron Curtain ble: yesterday to meet her husband In September, 1964, Mr. Bara- for the •t Kennedy Airport, New York. nayai returned to Budapest to be married. The following day he Mrs. Julianna Baranayaf flew filed for a non-quota immigrant out of Hungary after a seven, petition in behalf of his bride month separation from her hus- band, Stephen, of Laneka Har- Baranayai then.returned to this bor, Ocean County,. N. J. Mr. country with the impression has Baranayai, an- employee in the wife, then in possession of a pre- Family Star Linden plant of General Motors paid airline ticket, would follow Corp., enlisted the aid of Con- in a matter of weeks. ' Red tape slowed the process and the husband was worried To Size 48! that his wife's Hungarian p port would expire before his peti- ..*.s ..!,' matea pattern tion was approved and that she would never be allowed to cross the ocean. - • A' , I . > -, Baranayai contacted Congress- man Howard who got in touch You'll find choice tid-bits with the U.S. State Department. He also corresponded with this I" , S ,. f country's legation in Hungary, about babies, mothers and As a result, Mrs. Barantyai .4 • was called to the legation and 1 her visa case was processed.'> tr families in our up-coming... Over the weekend. Rep. How- ard phoned Hie husband to tell hta about the good news. ' "It's like a dream come true and I say thank you from the bottom of my heart," he told '-?*'( • , <• ?'•• SPECIAL Howard. Baranayai will be at the sir- port today waiting for hit wife to step off the plane.

Talk Slated i. *' BABY WEEK For Qub By MeGahn EDITION FAIR HAVEN-Assemblyman Patrick J. McGann. will speak' at the Fair Haven Democratic coming Club meeting Tuesday at the Flsk Street Youth Center.

His topic, die subject of great *•<.=:• controversy in recent months in Trenton, will be "The Effects of Friday, April 30th *" - Reapportionment in the Coming Elections." The talk will be fol- lowed by a .question and answer period.' •J • 1 Count on a coat with soft lines The newest member and only and raglan sleeves to go every- Democrat in Monmooth County's where smartly. Sew it In- the trio of assemblymen, Mr. Mc- Weight you want — wool, faille, Gann .will seek re-election this ADVERTISING DEADLINE linen. year. Prior to his election, be was Democratic county oommlt- IS WED., APRIL 28 — 5 P.M. Printed Pattern 9474: Women's teeman in Middtetown for seven Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 48, 48. years. : Size 36 requires 3% yards 54-inch I,., fabric. Mr. McGann, borough, attorney Fifty cents in coins for each for Red Bank and Union Beach, began active participation In pattern —js4d. 15 cents for each .('• pattern for first-class mailing, and state politics as vice president •pedal handling. Send to Marian of the Young Democratic Club Martin, The Daily Register, Pat- of New Jersey, tern Sept., 232 tiecU&h StvN Presiding over (tie meeting will The Daily Register York, N. Y. 10011, Print name, be Robert T. Dudley, president address with zip, size and style Committee reports and candi- number.; • . > dates' views on local proHemi will be discussed In an "open RED BANK 741-0010 350 Spring designs phn,«ne dialogue." The ptaMte Is invMtd. pattern free—any one yon choose .' t In new. Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog, Send .now for biggest House Hunting! It's open sei- pattern book bargain everl Only son in the DtUy AftgJstar OassW 50c *? Bed now. 8-fridtjr, April 23, 196S THE DAILY REGISTER tfrvices

BAPTIST SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC FIRST METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN EMMANUEL BAPTIST ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Red Bank Red Bank Copy Deadline Keyport New Monmouth Shrewsbury Red Bank Atlantic Highlands ' Brble school meets Sunday at The First Sunday after Easter Rev. Kerry Robb will preach All religious new* for Inclu- Rev. John R. Collins wilt par- In observance of Christian Rev. Paul Morris, a Presbyter-! Sunday services begin with trill be celebrated witti a Sung at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services sion In the Friday Schedule of ticipate in the pulpit exchange Higher Education Sunday, three Ian pastor from Jamaica, N.Y., morning prayer at 7:45 a.m. fol 9:30 a.m. Rev. Alfred L. Luce, Mass at 10:30 in the church. Oth- Sunday on "Victory Remains Religious Services must be In this Sunday, Rev., Harlan C. students from, the Christian Stu- will be the preacher at the 11 a.m.lowed by a celebration of Holy pastor of Adams Square Baptist er Masses will be recited Masses With Love." The sacrament of The Register office by noon of Durfee, pastor of the Westmin- dent Association, Upsaia College, and 7:30 p.m. services Sunday. Communion at 8 o'clock. The Church, Worcester, Mass., will with hymns at 8 and 9:15 a.m. baptism wiU be administered. The the preceding Tuesday. ster Presbyterian Church, Mid- East Orange, will participate in A prayer meeting is held at 7 family service is at 9:30 a.m., at preach at the 10:45 a.m. and 7:45 and noon in the church, plus re- awards for the Samuel Hausman dletown, will conduct the 9:30 botii the 9:20 a.m. family worship, p.m. Sunday school meets at 9:45which time! the church school p.m., services. , Cited Masses at 5:45 and 6:45 art competition will be presented ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER and 11 a.m. services. Elder Wil- and the 11 a.m. service. Sunday a.m. ' . meets. There will be a celebra- The junior high group meets in the church and 8:30, 9:45 andat the II o'clock service. A ser- EPISCOPAL liam S. Howard will assist. school will be at 9:30 a.m. The Midweek prajer service is tion of Holy Communion at 11 Sunday at 6 p.m. 11 «.m. and 12:15 p.m. In the vice of Holy Communion will be Rumson Church school meets at 9:30 andyoung people will be entertained Wednesday at 8 p.m. o'clock. The midweek prayer service Is Auditorium. held at 8:30 a.m. There will be a celebration of 11 a.m. Adult Bible class is at by the Luther League for The Pioneer Girls meet in the There will be Holy Commun- at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday. The sacrament of baptism will Calendar for the week: Holy Communion Sunday at 8 9:30 a.m. luncheon following the 11 o'clock church each week as follows: ion on Monday, the feast of St. The Sky Pilots and the young be administered at 1:30 on Sun- Sunday: 6 p.m., the Methodist a.m. in the chantry. service. Tuesday, 6:45 p.m., Explorers; Mark, at 8:30 a.m.; Wednesday people meet Thursday at 7 and Youth Fellowship Council will Calendar for the week: day. Family service and address by Sunday: «:30 p.m., Junior and Church council meets Monday Thursday, 3:30 p.m., Pilgrims, at 9 a.m. and Friday at 6:30 a.m.7:30 p.m. respectively. The sacrament of penance will meet; 7 p.m., the Intermediate the associate rector, Rev. Robert! and Friday, 6:30 p.m, Colonists. Youth Fellowship end Methodist Senior Westminster Fellowships at 8 p.m. be administered Saturday from S. Baker, at 9:30 a.m. meet; 8 p.m., deacons meeting. The annual mother-daughter CENTRAL BAPTIST WESTMINSTER 4 to 6 in the afternoon and 7:M|Youth Fellowship will meet; At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. Me- Tuesday: 6:30 p.m, covered dinner sponsored by the Lutheran TEMPLE BETH AHM Atlantic Highlands PRESBYTERIAN to 9 in the evening. The sacra* 8 p.m., class for new members. Kee will play a, recital on the dish supper, followed by a con. Church Women, wffl be held on Matawan Township Sunday school meets at 9:45 Middletown ment is also administered daily Today: 7:45 p.m., meeting of Mary Owen Borden memorial gregational meeting at 8:19, Friday evening, April 30, in Fel Candlelighting time tonight is a.m. Pastor Harry W. Kraft will Rev. Robert W. Reed, pastor from 7:30 to 8 a.m. and aflv the pastor with parents of chil- carillon, lowship Hall. 6:23 p.m. Sabbath services will preach at the 11 a.m. service of the Eaiontown Presbyterian fte Novena service Monday evt Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Mis- dren U> be baptized on Sunday; Morning prayer and sermon at sion Belles meet. be held at 8:30 p.m. in the First "The Tender Heart." Deacon Church, will be the preacher at fling. 4:30 p.m., tfie first picture of 11 a.m. Aid building, Church St. Rabbi William F. Maxson will narrate the 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. services me film festival "Death of a Thursday: 8:15 p.m., session CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL The Novena Devotion in honor Wednesday afternoon, the girls meeting. Morria L. Rubinstein will lead a slides of his trip to the Holy Sunday. Sunday school meets at of Mary's Miraculous Medal will 'Salesman," will be shown in Fel- Rumson who are to be confirmed will Friday: 4 p.m., communicants' Services tor the discussion group. Land, at the 7:30 p.m. service. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. be held Monday at 8 p.m. The lowship Hall. concluding 1 meet for instruction. The class! class. days of Passover and for the Sabbath services will be held The Pilgrims,. Pioneers, Am- Sunday: 6:30 p.m., Junior High service of Benediction of the Monday, Wednesday and Fri- for ihe boys will meet Thursday UPY meets; 7 p.m.. Senior High Blessed Sacrament will follow. Sabbatt, will begin tonight at at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Junior con- bassadors and Baptist Youth, day: 9:15 a.m., weekday nursery afternoon. REFORMATION LUTHERAN gregation is at 10 o'clock. Yiz Fellowship will meet Sunday at IUPY meets. school. 8:30. Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff will The High School of Religion West Long Branch conduct. Cantor Sidney Scharff kor memorial services will be at 6:30 p.m. Monday: 8 p.m., men's Bible will be taught Thursday at 7 Monday: 8 p.m., the executive FIRST METHODIST St. Mark, The Evangelist's will chant the liturgy. Candle- 11. the deacons meet Monday at study group meets. p.m. in Cabrini House. board of the Woman's Society of Oakhurst Day, will be observed Sunday. lighting time Is 6:23 p.m. Sunday at 8:30 p.m. there will Christian Service will meet. Rev. Dr. John D. Blair will 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. Robert Oswald will Service for the last day ofj be a meeting of committee The midweek prayer meeting FIRST METHODIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Tuesday: 10 a.m., the Interde- preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. chairmen In the home of Robert nominational Prayer and Study Passover and the Sabbath will is Wednesday at 7 p.m...... , Keajisbulig' v Red Bank services Sunday on "The After- services on "Branches of the begin tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. for Weinstein, 149 Idlewild La. Sunday services %in. held at Group will meet; 8 p.m. the Wes- glow of Easter." Rev. August Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster Vine." Sunday school meets at the adults and at 9:15 for the Monday at 8:30 p.m. there will! ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday school will preach at the 9.15 and 11 ley Fellowship meets and a new] Klebsattel, assistant pastor, will 9:15 a.m. Luther League meets, adult class begins. junior congregation. Rabbi be an executive board meeting Keansburg meets at 9:45 a.m. Membership a.m. services Sunday on "On assist. at 7 p.m. A membership class' off's sermon topic will be "It Is in the home of Gerald Ritz, 42 Wednesday: 1:30 p.m., the, Sunday Masses will be at 7, classes for children' and adults Making Goodness Attractive." Calendar for the week: meets at 8 p.m. Not Enough." Cantor Scharff will Idlewild La. meet on Sunday. The MYF meets Rev. Albert T. Woodward, assist- Forty Plus Group will meet and Tomorrow: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.. Se- 8, 9, 10, U and noon. Monday at 8 p.m. the Lutheran chant the liturgy. Yiskor memo- Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. the Sis-! Dally Masses will pe celebrated Sunday evening,, ant minister, will assist. The sac-Circle F will sponsor a food sate; nior Methodist Youth Fellowship Church Women will meet. rial services will be held. A spe-terhood will meet In the Firs! rament of infant baptism will be 8 p.m. the commission on Chris- car wash. at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first The Men's Club will, meet in Tuesday at 8 p.m. the Sunday cial blessing will take place at Aid building. the church Tuesday.'at.8 p.m. administered during the II tian social concerns will meet. Sunday: 7 p.m., Junior High Fridays when hours will be at school staff meets. the ceremony of the calling of Thursday at 8:30 p.m. there 6:30 and 8 a.m. The trustees meet at 9 p.m. o'clock service. Church school and Senior Methodist Youth Fel- Saturday at 9:30 a.m, the jun- the prospective groom, Clint will be a special congregation through junior high meets at 9:15 lowships meet. Kaplan, to the Torah. On Holy Days, M»sses will be FIRST BAPTIST ior catechetical class meets. membership meeting in the First offered at 6, .7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 OLD FIRST CHURCH and 11 a.m. The young adults will Monday:;8 p.m., trustees meet, Aid building, Cliffwood. meet at 12:15 p.m. Communicants Red Bank Sunday morning services are a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- American Bapjtlct . Rev, Stanley E. Mugrldge will and' the WSCS executive boardi at 9 a.m. for adults followed by class A meets at 6 p.m. Youth meets in the home of Mrs. Eve- ST. LUKE'S METHODIST dren are permitted at evening United Church of Christ worship services are at 7 p.m. preach at the 11 ».m. service Long Branch Talmud Class. The high school Sunday on "Lord of Ufe." Eric rett Terry, 1116 Jeffrey Ave.,| classes will meet at 10:50 and Holmdel :: Wanamassa. Sunday services are at 11 a.m. Confessions will be heard Sat- Sunday school' meets at 1:30 Communicants class B and Swenson and Bert Mdflanon will Rev. J. Courtney Hayward will 11:50 a.m. All classes will re- Sunday school meets at 9:45 grades 9-12 meet at 7:30 p.m. sume sessions. a.m. Rev, Thomas McNally will urdays, first Thursdays, and on a.m. Rev. R. Webb Leonard will be presented with certificates of preach on "Changeless, Yet the eves of Holy Days, from preach at the 11 a.m. service on Calendar for the week: recognition for recently having CONGREGATION BROTHERS Changing." The BJT's will meet Monday preach at the 11 a.m. service on Today: 7 p.m., supper meeting been named to the American OF ISRAEL 'Let The Little Ones Come To 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:3D to ''You Don't Need the Church." Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. The adult education 8:30 p.m. . Family'night coveted dish sup- of the Senior Couplet Club. Baptist National Honor Roll. Ju- Long Branch will meet Sunday at 6:45 p.m. committee will meet at 3:15 p.m.Me." Tomorrow: 1 and 3 p.m., Senior nior, Junior High and Senior High Services tonight will be held Baptisms will be administered per is at 5 o'clock! '"- The Young Adult Group wi[l meet The Sisterhood Board will meet Calendar for the week: Calendar for the week: High Fellowship presentation of youth will meet at 6 p.m. At at 6:30. at 8 p.m. On Monday evening Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Men's Tomorrow: 5, 6 and 7 p.m. every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- the film, "Journey to the Center the 7:30 pjm. service, Rev, Lee Tomorrow, the last of Pass- Club will meet at 8:30 p.m. turkey dinner sponsored by the ments .should be made a week Tomorrow: 9:30 a.m;, confir- the Boy Scout troop will meet mation class. of the Earth," to Westminster!A. MorrisV associate pastor] will over, morning services will be at the church at 7 p.m. The memorial service for th«i Couples' Club. in advance of the baptism. Hall; 7:30 p.m., Senior High Fed.' - — • - held at 8:30. Ylzkor memorial Rev. Edward A. Corrlgaa It Sunday: 7:30 p.m.. Youth Fel- speak on "One Week' Late." He Tuesday at 8 p.m. the Forty. six million will be held Wednes- Sunday: 7 p.m., Youth Fellow- lowshtp leaves for the Asbury will be assisted by the young services will be held at 10:30. day at 8:30 p.m. . ship meeting. pastor and Rev. Leo A. Kelty lowship. ' Rabbi Rafael G. Grossman will! Niners and the Clark Circle will and Rev. Frederick A. Valentino Tuesday: 8 p.m., board of dea- Park YMCA. people. Church school meets at meet. Daily evening services are at Monday: 6:30 p.m., Girls' Riflej Monday: 9 a.m., Tower Hill Co- 9:45 a.m. Lay leaders meet for preach on "Tears That Remind." 7:30. Club meets. are assistants. cons meets. operative Nursery School; 8:30 The service will be dedicated to The Dennis Circle will hold a prayer In the Clayton Room at rummage sale on Thursday and Wednesday: 6:30 p.m., Boys' a.m., prayer group meets. 9:30 a.m. the 20th anniversary of the re- Rifle Club meets; 8 p.m., La- BAY SHORE COMMUNITY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Tuesday, 8 p.m., session meets lease of the remaining Jews from Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in GRACE LUTHERAN East Keansburg Matawan The annual mother - daughter the church basement. Freehold dles' Aid Society will sponsor a and Lois Circle meets in the home banquet, sponsored by the Wom- Nazi concentration camps. Spe- white elephant auction. At the 11 a.m. service Sunday, Services Sunday are at 9:39 of Mrs. L. H. Wagner, Jr., 103 cial prayer will be offered to the The finance commission will Rev. E. R, Eastman will Rev. Richard R. Schwartz will and 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. G. Wendell en's Fellowship, will be held on meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. preach at the 11 a.m. service Brldgeiwater Ave., OceanporJ. Monday at 6:45 in Mary E. Mount memory ol the six million Jew- REFORMED preach on "Who Comes Here?" Jung, field director of,Christian Wednesday: 9 a.m. Tower Hill Fellowship Hall. ish martyrs. Cantor Philip Ro- Sunday. Church school meets at New members will be re- Education for the Synod of New senblatt will chant the service. CHRIST EPISCOPAL 9:30 a.m. Middletown Cooperative Nursery School; 10 The library committee will and the 1965 confirms Jersey of the United Presbyterian Junior congregation will be held Shrewsbury, Calendar for the week: Rev. Earl D. Compton tion class will be accepted and a.m., lecture course on "church meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. preach at the 11 a.m. service Church, wiU be the speaker. His history" begins; 8 p.m., Salome in the chapel at 10 a.m. Sunday will be National Chris- Sunday: 7:30 p.m., Luther! will receive its first Holy Conn sermon topic will be "The Risen Midweek service is Wednesday tian College Day. Holy Commun- Leagues meet. Sunday on "The Man Who Missed Circle meets in the home of Mrs. at 7:30 p.m. munlon. At 6:30 p.m. the Chris Lord Meets You Y/here You Are" ion win be celebrated at 8 a.m. Wednesday: 8 p.m., parish ed- the' Meeting." Sunday school will tian Teeners will meet. At 7:45 D. J. Hall, 22 William St., Red EMBURY METHODIST meet at 9:30 a.m. The junior Sunday school'meets at 9:30 and Bank. , Rev. Ronald G. AVbury will ucation committee meets. p.m. the Soldiers of Christ will Little Silver preach at the 9 a.ni. Parish Eu- youlli group will meet Sunday at 11 a.m. TRINITY EPISCOPAL Sunday school meets at 9:30 Thursday: 8 p.m., mother- meet. At 9:30 a.m., the Sunday Red Bank charist and 11:15 'service of daughter social committee 6 pp.m. and the senior youth group school meets. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE a.m. Rev. Ralph L. Bacrett will morning prayer on "Immortal- 73 METHODIST /.Red Bank Holy Eucharist will be, cele- preach at the 11 a.m. service. meets. at 7:30 p.m. At 8:30 p.m. today the Men's Navesink brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Church ity/' ThenLenten Missionary of- The Dorcas Circle will meet „ The Christian's approach to fl- The Junior High MYF meets • dub will meet. -•**. . ^h tt Fulton will brinJgg school and Morning Prayer with fering boxes will be collected. Tuesday at 8 p.m. *al victory over death will be a Sunday at 7 p.m. METHODIST The Women's .Guild for Chris- Wednesday at 1 p.m. the Wom- the message a'f the 9:30 a.m| Sun- central theme this Sunday. The address will be at 9:15 a.m. The lower grades of church fiatontown en's Guild"will sponsor a card day service. Sunday school fneets Morning Prayer and sermon by| The Bible study and prayer| school will meet during the 9 tian Service will sponsor a desser^ subject Is "Probation After group meets Tuesday at 1 p.m, Sunday services will be con- card party on Thursday at 8 p.m.party in the church hall. at 10:45 a.m.. ' Death." One of the Bible selec- Rev. Canon Charles H. Best will o'clock service and the upper ducted at 10:45 a.m. by Rev. grades at 10:30 a.m. Members of the comgregatlon tions to be read Is from Gala- be at 11 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN Eldrich C. Campbell. The sermon JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Holy Eucharist will be cele- Sunday at 3:30 p.m., the Epis topic will te "What is Heaven will meet at the church tomorrow tinas: "He tha* soweth to the] Lincroft • at 9 a.m. for a work day. Fair Haven Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life brated at 8 and 10 a.m. on copal Young Churchmen will Like." Church school meets at Sunday school services will be leatfe from the church for thej Sunday at 4 p.m. the public everlasting." Wednesday. The service of heal- held at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Ronald' 9:30 a.m. discourse will be "Why are Je- ing will be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. convocation meeting- In Christ Calendar for the week: BAPTIST Also included In the lesson-ser- Bonham, pastor of the Long Church, Toms River. Leonardo hovah's Witnesses Different?" It mon will be these lines from the The annual Red Bank Anti- Sunday: 6 p.m., Methodist will be delivered by the assistant Branch Presbyterian Church, will Eucharist will be celebrated at Sunday school meets at 9:49 denominational textbook: ques Show and Sale will be held be the exchange pastor at the! Youth Fellowship meeting. presiding minister, Marvin Z. "Emerge gently from matter Into on Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. Monday, the feast of St. Monday: 8 p.m-., commission on a.m. Rev. William Carr will Hall "Our Own Twentieth-Century 11 a.m. service. Rev. William Mark; 9 a.m. Friday, and 9 a.m, preach at the 11 a.m. service on Spirit. Think not to thwart the, noon until 10 p.m., in the parish J, Mills will serve in th Baton-] education meets. (Generation and the Resurrection" spiritual ultimate of all things, hall; and from noon until 6 p.m. e Saturday, the feast of St. Philip Wednesday: 8 p.m., 'executive "Earthen Jars." At Hie 7:30 discussion will follow at 5:15. on Thursday. town Presbyterian Church. and St. James. p.m. service a representative but come naturally Into Spirit The Youth Fellowship of the, board of the Woman's Society of Tuesday at 8 p.m. Bible studies through better health and mor- Christian Service meeting. from "Sermons from Science at Atlantic Highland Presbyterian! MONMOLTH REFORM wiU be held at Kingdom Hall, als and as the result of spiritu- A.M.E. ZION the New York World's Fair" will 58 Forman St., Fair Haven; 10 Church will be guests of the Lin- TEMPLE be the speaker. al growth. Not death, but the un- Red Bank croft Church Fellowship Sunday ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL St. Mary's.PL, 1 Cedar St., and derstanding of lite, makes man Sunday school meets at 9:45 Shrewsbury Belford Calendar for the week: !37 Drummond Ave., Red Bank; at 7 p.m. Sabbath Eve services will be Sunday: 6:15 p.m., Junior, Jfl-j Immortal" (Science and Health a.m. Rev. Thomas H. Coursey The United Women's Associa- The Junior Young Churchmen 114 Springdale Ave:, New Shrews- with Key to the Scriptures by will preach at the 11 a.m. serv- held this evening at 8:30. Spe- will meet in the parish house at nior High and Senior High Bap- bury, and 27 Delaware Ave., Mary Baker Eddy, p. 485). tion will meet on Wednesday,. cial prayers for the concluding tist Fellowship meet. ice on "The Forgotten King." The Morning circle will meet inj 7:30 p.m. today. Riverside Heights. The sacrament of infant bap- day of Passover will be read. Monday: 8 p.m., vacation Church and Sunday school are: the home of Mrs. Ralph Hew Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink will Holy Eucharist will be cele- church school planning commit- Tuesday at 7:25 p.m., Richard at IL.a.m. tism will be administered. The lett; the Afternoon Circle in the! brated tomorrow at 9 a.m. The H. Pankenier, Sr., will give iiv Lenten Gleaners will report. preaoh on "What's in a Name? tee meets. •'' Testimony meetings i home of Mrs. Thomas Priestley -Plenty." sacrament of penance will be ad struction on the Bible book "Song ministered from 4 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday: 8 p.m., Women's Mis-J Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. and the Evening • Circle in the sionary Society and trusteesj of Solomon." Clarence W. Dean HOLY COMMUNION The religious school will re- will chairman the 8:30 meeting. home of Mrs. Ronald Jelfery. convene at 9 a.ra. tomorrow. Matins will be read Sunday at meet. . CALVARY BAPTIST EPISCOPAL fery. !7:40 a.m. At 8 a.m.; Holy Euch- Fair Haven The .Sisterhood will meet Mon- Wednesday: 8 p.m., midweek FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Red Bank arist and sermon. Sung Euchar- prayer and Bible study. Rev. Robert P. Ball, will Holy Communion wall be cele- day at 12:30 p.m. ist and sermon at 9:30 ajm. The Atlantic Highlands METHODIST There will be a special meet- preach at the 11 a.m. service brated Sunday at 8 o'clock. The Sea Bright EYC will leave at 3 p.m. for con- Rev. Richard B. Anderson will 9:30 family service will be Holy ing of the board of trustees at vocation meeting at Toms River. FAITH REFORMED preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Sunday school will meet Rev. George W. Starsmeare, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Hazlet at 9:30 a.m. Communion and sermon by Rev. will preach at the 11:15 a.m. Services this week include ma- services Sunday. Church school Charles R. Lawrence. The 11 The adult study seminar He- tins and Holy Eucharist on Mon Confirmation Class I will meet) win meet at 9:30 a.m. The Missionary Circle program service Sunday. Sunday school brew class will meet Wednesday today at 4 p.m. ! Is at 3:30 p.nn. BTU and BYF.o'clock service will be morning| meets at 10 a.m. ' day and Friday at 8 a.m., Tues- Calendar for the week: prayer, litany and sermon. The at 10 • a.m. Hebrew tutoring day and Thursday at 9 a.m., and Sunday school meets at 8:30, Sunday: 2:30 p.m. church school will meet at 6 p.m. The senior Bible study is Thursday at 7:30classes will be held at 4 p.m choir will present an Easter can- UTO ingathering will be at all Wednesday at 6:15 a.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Services are at teachers' meeting, 6:45 p.m., three services. p.m. The ninth grade will meet at 7 9:30 and 11 a.m. To celebrate Youth Fellowship will meet. tata at 7:30 p.m. The Altar Guild will meet Tues- National Library Sunday, an open Monday morning at 9:30, the p.m. day at 9:30 a.m. Monday: 8 p.m., UPW Evening Calendar for the week: CHRIST METHODIST confirmation class will house will be held in the church abookmoy Monday: 7 p.m., deacon and feast of St. Mark, Holy Com- Fair Haven The Circle will meet. meet at 5 p.m. Thursday. library between services. Rev. Tuesday:. 1:30 p.m. UPW Af- trustees and Flower Club will munion will be celebrated. Sunday school meets at 9:30 ST. AGNES CATHOLIC Theodore C. Muller will preach on meet. Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. Rev. James C. Rupert will CALVARY B'SPTIST ternoon Circle will meet; 8:30 he read Atlantic Highlands "Up To Date Christianity." p.m., Bible Study Group will Tuesday: 8 p.m., church meet- will be the midweek service of preach at the 8:30 and 11 a.m Oceanport Sunday masses are scheduled Holy Communion and healing. At 9:30 p.m. Sunday the Se- meet. Ing. services. Rev. Paul N. Smith will preach for 6:30, 7:45,9, 10, and 11 a.m.nior Youth Fellowship will meet. that can Wednesday: 7 p.m., Bible, at the eleven A.M. service. There and noon. Thursday: 8 p.m., deacons' The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship meeting. elass; 8 p.m., prayer service. LUTHER MEMORIAL BAPTIST will be an Infant dedication serv- The sacrament of baptism I* will meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday: 7 p.m., class; 8 p.m., LUTHERAN (Southern Baptist Convention) ice. Bible School begins at 9:45 administered every Sunday at 1 ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL free you (Missouri Synod) Adult Bible class will meet teachers' meeting. Lincroft a.m. Youth Fellowship meetings p.m. Arrangements are to be Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. •• Navesink New Shrewsbury Sunday school meets at 9:45 are held at 6:30 B.m. The evening made at the rectory &t least two Holy Communion will be cele- Sunday school and Bible class- service is at 7:30. The fHmstrip, Confirmation class II will meet : frmfear CONGREGATION BETH i.m. in the Lincroft Elementary days previous by one of the par-Thursday at 7 p.m. brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; Holy SHALOM es meet at 9 a.m. Rev. Daniel School. Services are at 10:45 a.m. "In the Beginning" will be shown. ents. Communion and church school at D. Reinheimer will preach at Red Bank and 7 p.m, BTU meets at 6 p.m. Cottage prayer meetings are Daily masses are scheduled for COMMUNITY 9:30 a.m.; morning prayer with ipiet place many times-but Candlelightlng time tonight is the 10:30 a.m. service, The midweek service Is Wednes- held Monday at 8 p.m. 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the sermon at 11 a.m. .taYeneverenteredit.Yethe»: Calendar for the week: Port Monmouth 8:23. Sabbath Eve services are day at 7 p.m. In the Lincroft The Hour of Faith meets early mass is said at the convent Sunday school meets at 9:30 Monday, St. Mark's Day, at 10 in this peaceful room, ready! at 8 o'clock. Rabbi Henry Lie- Monday: 9:30 a.m., women's firehouse. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for the public. a.m. Holy Communion will [oryDutoread,isa]wokfhaT> evangelism group meets; 8 p.m., a.m. Rev. A.D.. Magaw will f berman will preach. The sacrament of penance is preach at the 11 a.m. service on be celebrated. has freed many thousand! Sunday school meets at 10 a.m.Womeifs Society meets. METHODIST REFORMED -. .torn fear and worry-hjw New Shrewsbury administered on Saturdays from "Cleansing Through the Word," There will be an education Tuesday: 4 p.m., weekday Wayside 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. and at the 6:30 vesper service, CHRIST EPISCOPAL riven them renewed courage ' meeting at 8 p.m. in the home church school and confirmation W. Winfield West will Peter Paulsen, student-assistant Middletown uid strength to go forward, Rev. from the New Brunswick Theolog- and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. on "The Holy Spirit and the of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zar, Spring classes meet. preach at the morning service on The Miraculous Medal njvena Christian." The schedule of services for •lean do this for yon. St., Red Bank. Wednesday: 8 p.m., sharing ical Seminary, will be in charge Sunday is: -8 a.m., Holy Com- "What Difference Has Easter is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m. Midweek prayer meeting is fh« place is the Christian There will be a business and Made?" Sunday school meets at of the services Sunday, oHis topic munion; 9:30 a.m., Holy Com- Christ callers. at the 9:30 morning devotions and Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. The topic, professional luncheon in the syn- 9:45 a.m. munion and sermon by Rev. Rob- the 10:30 a.m. service will be ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL wiU be "Studies From the Book JWIF»>ook,Scienc, science anda Healtflea h agogue Wednesday from ll:30j FOIST PRESBYTERIAN The official board meets Mon- Little Silver ert E. Lengler; 11 a.m., morning "The End." A family covered of the Revelation." prayer and sermon. mhEeytotheScriptui a.m. to 2 p.m. Rumson day at 8 p.m. The schedule of services for res Sunday at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. dish dinner will be held at 5 Bible study groups meet Mon- Holy Communion and the study >yMwy Baker Eddy. The Sisterhood board meets o'clock. Sunday include: 8 a.m., Holy day at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 8 p.m. services Re'V. Stuart G. Leyden TRINITY EPISCOPAL Communion; 9:30 a.m., choral group are Thursday at 10 am. [top at a Christian Science will preach on "What Is Faith?" Monday at 6:45 p.m., the 8th Matawan Eucharist and sermon by Rev. TEMPLE SHALOM .-v. -,-„- .readthe CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday school will meet at 9:30. grade confirmation olass meets. Stuart F. Gast on St. Mark; 11 ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL The schedule of services for The Bible Study Fellowship MataWan Township Mt and Science and Health Red Bank and 11 a.m. through senior high. Sunday is: 7:45 a.m., Matins and a.m., morning prayer and ser- Services will be conducted by Highlands n the quiet, undisturbed at* Richard Salmon, minister of The adult class will meet at the meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. mon by Father Gast on "The Morning < prayer each Sunday phere provided for yon. Holy Communion; 9:15 a.m., The high school confirmation Rabbi Mordecai Schreiber In the nosphere provided for yon. education of the West Islip 9:30. Holy Eucharist, church school; Gardener's Hands." Strathmore School tonight at 8:30 at 7:45 a.m. followed by Holy Eu- Jonow this bookbook , ffre e of Church, L. I., will speak at the Monday: 8:30 p.m., the Men's, class meets Thursday at 7:30 charist at" a.m. Family Euchar- 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and plm. Monday: 8:15 p.m., vestry Immediately following the ser- u«rgeOrbitfl£ 11 a.m. ond 6:30 p.m. services Bowling Teams will meet at Elm sermon; 7:30, Evening Prayer. meeting. vices, the social action commit-! ist and sermon at 10 a.m. Church Sunday. James Elliott will pre- Lanes. The Junior Hi Fellowship meets school children wilt attend this Holy Communion will be cele Friday at 7:30 p.m. .Tuesday; 8 p.m., dessert bridge tee will present "A Call to Ra side at the Lord's Table, assist- Tuesday: 10 a.m. Prayer Fel- brated Monday at 8 a.m. and party sponsored by the evening cial Justice. Eucharist with their parents and ed by John Kondrup and Joe lowship will meet and the Worn- Friday at 6:30 a.m. division-of1 the'Women's Guild. leave for their classes after the CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Creed except on the first Sunday Lindner, Jr, Charles Whittle, Jim en's Association will hold an ac Calendar for the week: Matawan Township CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ChristiatScienc* Lindner and W. G. Duke will tlvity day; 8 p.m. the session FIRST METHODIST of the month when'they will re- Sunday: 4:30 p.m., finance Sunday school meets at 9 a.m. SOCIETY main for the entire Eucharist read Scripture and lead pray- will meet. committee meeting. Atlantic Highlands BEADING in the Strathmore School, • Rev. t Atlantic Highlands On tin first Sunday the priest ers. Classes begin at 10 a.m. Thursday: 9 a.m., the Wom-| Wednesday: 8 p.m., wardens' Richard A. Weeden will preach Sunday scnool meets at 9:30 Church service and Sunday ROOM Midweek services are Thurs- en's Association bus trip to the ] will give an instruction ratter and vestrymen's meeting. at the D:30 a.m. service on a.m. Rev. Donald B. Irvln, of the school are at II a.m. Wednes- than the usual sermon. days at 7:30. •Presbyterian Home in Haddon- Thursday: 8 p.m., wardens' and "Show Me." New Jersey Council on Alcohol day's testimony meeting Is at field, N. J., will leave from Blng- Holy Eucharist each Wednas-f 209'IROAO ST. There will be a fellowship din- vestrymen'* meeting. The evangelism committee will I Problems, will be the speaker at 8:15, p.m. Reading room hours day at S am., and on holy days "'-> ' - Mr in the djurch building at 6:30 ham Ave. (near River Rd.), Thursday: 8:30 p.m., Brother- meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in trie I the 11 a.m. service. His topic are Tuesday and Saturday from a announced Rev. HaroM O. Moo, thru Sit U4* i Rumsoo, hood of St. Andrew meettf' parsonage. |wil| t#"Chrirt •nd Aksoholtan."| i te 4 pjn. except" Holt, vicar. 1 AJn Friday Ev*.<*JM-.» fort toy LevitMwilt IMBSM it nd Mn. Joseph Sbeebao, Hot- THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, April 23, 196S-0 alnpan Township Man Confirmed Manalapan Tomufalp w*r* readj Leonardo Am., returned to St. Jo- for occupancy. sph School, Pbitadesjibla, April »y of Union at a family gather- a week In Washington, DX., aad Mr. and Mrs, Qmm Duva, > alter (pending the Easter va- The' company reprcsentatN 's- sightseeing in Wfflrtmsterg. Va., Mvey City, Mr. tad Sri. Em- ation with his pareob. and Luray Caverns. Levitt to Build 16-Room SchoolMid ttu* no bouses la Muahv mett Cherae and JunUy, New Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Charles, MAfcALARAN TOWNSHIP -^A authorities in Manalapan Towi sentatives were invited to a Join pan would be completed and Monmouth, and Mrs. Chris Hai- armeriy of Center Ave,, have Mr. and Mrs. George Black Mr. and Mrs. Jerry GenereHH •paktfiau (or Levitt and sons, Township, a 16-room school o session of the Manalapan-Eng titled .before the summer of 1864 etton were guests of Mr. and noved to their new residence on nttrtained Mr. and Mn. John entertained at dinner Easter Sun- tiai confirmed a report that a site of 25 acres. lishtown Regional School Boan and the school, therefore would Mn. Edward Duva, Easter Sun- lamilton Ave. Slack of Rutherford April 17. day for Mr. and Mr*. John Gen- the building firm had offered to and the Manalapan Townshi] be ready to serve the first ol day. The ofler was made on Tues Tiey had dinner at the home m •"•*• Tun left, «» two mlki soilk. builder in return for an admit Rugged Cross," was composed "Where You Save Does Make a Difference" tedly "tailor made" ordinance. in 1913 by Salvation Army Cap- Call 4M-107t or writ* FOR INFORMATION: 311 Timber Drive, lertnley Htlghtt Need Money? Sell those thing you really don't need with i Btllowt & Co., Louiivlllt, Ky. > Blended Whlikay • 65% Grain Neutral Spirits • 66 Proof. Daily Register Classified Ail Here is our new "A CLIANIR CITY IS gentle-shape bottle: [VCRYONES RESPONSIBILITY" LONG BRANCH CLEAN-UP But come closer. CAMPAIGN APRIL 26 thru MAY 6 A CITY PROJECT BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MILTON F. UNTERMEYER, JR. Mayor EDGAR N. DINKELSPIEL HENRY R. CIOFH WALTER J GEORGE SAMUEL MARKS un^L .t!™ LUCY J. WILSON .p. m VINCENT J. MAZZA R0BERT L PENN Councilmen . •• < „ • , JAMES F, ROOSEVELT City Manager \ JAMES T. 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LONG BRANCH - Miss Sher were hand made by Miss Nana Stokes, daughter of Mrs. Mary Joyce of Long Branch. The honor! E. Galdassarri, 30 Campbell- Dr. attendee's bouquet was of pink Eatontown, became the bride carnations with yellow roses, and Gary Tomaini, son of Mr. am the bridesmaid's was of yellow Mrs. Arinond Tomainl, Sr., 52! carnations and pink roses. Springdale Ave., April !0 in Best Man candlelight ceremony in the Fdrsi Armond Tomaini, Jr., Long Presbyterian Church. Branch, was best man for his Rev. Robert Bonham officiate* brother. Thomas Kiyler, Eaton- at the double ring ceremony town, brother-in-law of the bride, George Roe was organist. A re was usher. ception followed in the Paddoci The bride, a graduate of Long Lounge. Branch High School, is employed Escorted by Uncle by Circle Chevrolet Company, Miss Joyce V. Greig Miss Susan E. Ticehunt Mks Marilyn Ratfa Misc Patricia A. Morris The bride was given in ma Red Bank. riage by her uncle, Anthony Mag- Mr. Tomaini, also a graduate rino of Shrewsbury. She wore of Long Branch High School, is long-sleeved gown of Italian peai a member of the Long Branch Monmouth County Girls Announce Engagements de soie made by her aunt, Mrs Police Department. He also is a D'ACCARDI-GREIG ark College of Engineering. H mouth Medical Center School and is employed by the Hen- Magrino. Flower motifs of hand member of the White Cloud KBAN9BURG — Mr. and also is employed at the Army of Nursing, Long Branch. She drickson Construction Com- re-embroidered lace were ap Tribe of Red Men, and the Po- Mrs. William Greig, 184 Forest Electronics Laboratories, Fort is a staff nurse at Riverview pany, Shrewsbury, as an ap- pliqued on the fitted bodice and licemen's Benevolent Associa- Ave., announce the engagement Monmouth, and is doing gradu- Hospital, Red Bank. prentice mason. chapel-length train. Her four-tie tion. of their daughter, Miss Joyce ate work at New York Univer- Mr. Daehling is attending the veil was held in place by a crown The couple have returned from Patricia Greig, to Richard J. sity. University of RJwde island. LAVERTY-MORRIS of lace and pearls and she car- a wedding trip to Washington, D'Accardi, son of Mr. and Mrs. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ruth ried a cascade of 20 white D.C., and are residing on West Mis, Gary Tomaini Emanuel D'Accardi, 65 North DAEHLING-T1CEHURST MATCHES-RAFFA Morris, 814 Vernon St., an- chids. End Ave., Long Branch. (The former Miss Sherri Stokes) Fuilerton Ave;, Montolair. FAIR HAVEN — Announce- CMFFWOOD — Mr. and Mrs. nounces the engagement of her Mrs. Thomas Kiyler, Eaton The wedding is planned {or ment is made by Dr. and Mrs. Frank Ra«(a, CHiS&vood Ave., daughter. Miss Patricia Ann town, was matron of honor foi Aug. 21 here In St. Ann's Cath- Robert L. Ticehurst, 45 Hill- announce the engagement of Morris, to Peter Allan Laverty, her sister. She designed an* To Marry olic Church. crest Rd., of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marilyn son of Mr. and Mrs. Jade Lav- made her own gown and that of Miss Greig was graduated their daughter* Miss Susan Elk Ratfa, to Keith J, Matches, son erty, 430 Rt. 35, Middletown. the bridesmaid, Miss Margaret from Middletown Township Ticehurst, to James R. Daeh- of Mr, and Mrs. diaries Match- The bride-elect, daughter also Gustafson, Monmouth Beach, Army Man „ \ es, 19 Buttonwood Dr.,, Shrews- High School and attended Mon- ling, son of Mr. and Mrs. of the late George J. Morris, Iliey were of ice blue peau d HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. bury. tmouth College, West Long James E. Daehling, East is a graduate of Long Branch soie, and their picture hate which Harry A. Maxson, 38 Washington Branch. She is employed at Greenwich, R.I. . Mis* * Raffa is a graduate of High School and is employed were adorned with pink and ye! Ave., announce the engagement the U.S. Army Electronics An August date is aet. Matawan Regional High School by the New Jersey Division of low flowers to match the old- of their daughter,- Miss Sharon Laboratories, Fort Monmouth. Miss Ticehurst attended Bea- and is employed as a legal sec- Motor Vehicles, Eatontown. fashioned bouquets they carried, Delores Maxson, to Slpec. ,4/C Mr. D'Accardi is a graduate ver College, Glenside, Pa., and retary for Vincent C. DeMaio, Mr. Laverty attended Middle- John William Benttam of the of Rutgers University and New- was graduated from Mon- Mafawan attorney. town Township High School and U.S. Army. He is the son of Mr. Mr. Matches attended Pen- is employed at Bellman's Auto and Mrs. George Benttam, W»r- nlngton School In Pennington Supply, Eatontown. Re-Elect renville, 111. An August wedding Is planned. Miss Maxson, a senior at Henry Officers Hudson Regional High School, is employed by Vaughan's Charcoal ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - W- Grill, Highlands. (ficers re-elected by the Atlantic Highlands Garden Club at a re- Mr. Benrtham, a graduate of HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE cent meeting here in the fire Wheaton (111.) Community High house are Mrs. Emmy StoMet, School; is stationed with the Army FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM president; Mrs. Stanley Journay, in Highlands. vice president; Mrs. George Kelly, second vice president; Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontotm — 542-1010 Mrs. Ral^h Martin, correspond- Set Up f ing secretary; Mrs. Elnar Jack- son, recording secretary, and Mrs. Mildred Anderson, treasur- Play Area -f er. UNOROKT - Children*of the Mrs. Waldron P. Smith, hortl Red Oak Co-operative Nurserji GIOVANNI culture chairman, presented each School were limited to an indoor member with a package of flower program until last week. seeds and containers to start Now the 32 pre-schoolers can VERRAZANO them. A prize will be awarded spend a good part of their school for the most beautiful bloom at day outdoors thanks to the ef- the September meeting. forts of a group of parents who W«t hanged by the Mrs. Jack Weiler and Mrs. Fred spent two weekends setting up Loll R Parker Winslow will do invitational ar- a fenced-in play area and build- Miss Mary Ann Kenny Mrs. William J. Phillips Spanith a* a pirate rangements for the Happy Birth- ing and installing outdoor play (The former Miss Joyce Macaluso) day Tour observing the 40th an- equipment. The school is tem- , . , You won't hay* niversary of the Garden Club of porarily located at the First Uni- to hang around at Plan June Weddings New Jersey, May 5*. Other tarian Church of Monmouth McCARTHY-PARKER Conn., and was graduated from members will be hostesses in the Lincroft Teacher Wed County, West Front St. SHREWSBURY DEC- MADH9ON — Mr. and Mrs. Rumson-Pair Haven Regional home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence The project was carried out Harry K. Parker of this place High School. He also Is a June A. Carton, Jr., Locust. by the school's equipment com- jbRATORS ... Ser- j: announce the engagement of their candidate tor a degree from Duke Hostesses will be Mrs. Euhla In Easter Ceremony mittee headed by Mrs. Murray daughter, Miss Lois Harriet Park- Johnson, Mrs. John Mafoney, Hymans of Strathmore at Mata- University, where he is a mem- 1 vice is our motfo... ** r, to James Vincent McCarthy, ber of Kappa Alpha fraternity. Mrs. jbumay, Mrs, Kenneth ASBURY PARK - Miss Joyce Misses Elaine Macaluso, also a wan. v on of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent de- He was co-captain of tihe 1964 Kelly, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mildred ranici e MacalusMl o off this place sister of the bride; Mary Jean The school, which is slate cer- Paul McCarthy, 19 Ridge Rd., football team. Anderson, Mrs. Weuler, Mrs. L. and William James Phillipili s of Palma, Queens Village, N.Y.; tified and conducted by the par- SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE umson. J. Sappio, Mrs. Grandan Chap- Atlantic Highlands were married Jo Ann Macaluso, Wanamassa; ents with an all-professional her.e in an Easter Sunday cere- Mary Ellen Carletto, Newtrangh, A June wedding Is planned. ZINN-KENNY man, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Robert staff, is seeking larger quarters Irving, Mrs. mony in Holy Spirit Catholic N.Y., and Catherine Phillips, sis- 747-4422 Miss Parker is a candidate for TEANEOK — Mrs. William J. Stoffitet, Mrs. Wil- closer to the Strathmore area Mam Posten Church. ter of the bridegroom. degree from Duke University Kenny of this place, formerly of and Mrs. William where the pupils live. , ; Cullman. Rev, Francis L. Noland offi- DAILY 9 to 5:30—FRI. 'TIL 9 School of Nursing, Durham, N.C., Red Bank, announces tihe en- AH six attendants wore sheath ciated at the double ring wed- in June. gagement of her daughter, Miss Mrs. Jackson was the recipient gowns of turquoise crepe and Macaluso, brother of the of a scholarship to ft* Flower ding. A reception followed in ohiffon, with Empire waistlines 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Mr. McCarthy attended the Mary Ann Kenny, to John P. Anbury Park. Show School Course recently held the Barclay, Belmar. and chifon trains.. Their head- School, Lakeville, Zinn. He is the son of Mr. and The bride, a graduate of A* in Monmouth Shopping Center. pieces were matching bows and Mrs. Robert B. Zinn of Dayton, The bride is the daughter of buty Park High School and Nto* The award was presented by Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Macalu- they carried bouquets of yellow mouth College, is a member of Ohio, and Bellaire, Mich. Bertram F. Kessler. daisy pompons. A June wedding is planned. so, 400 Second Ave., Asbury the faculty of Lincroft Sohoot The bride-elect is a graduate Mrs. Weiler will represent the Park. Mr. Phillips is the son of George M. Coleman, brother of Mr. Phillips, a graduate of At- ol Red Bank Catholic High School club in the inter-club design divi- Mr. and Mrs. James P, Hiffiips, the bridegroom, was best man. lantic Highlands High School,,' 166 Memorial Pkiwy., Atlantic and Villanova (Pa.) University, sion of tt»e Navesink Garden Ushers were Gregory Hill, Mary- attending Monmouth College. iighlands. stock up and save in where she received a bachelor of Club standard show "Weatfier or is employed by the New Jersey Mr. Macaluso gave his-daugh- science degree in nursing. She Not" May 20 and 21. Park;' Joseph and Rictord Stem, ter in marriage. She wore a (Atlantic is employed as head nurse at the ;andle white gown of peau de Philadelphia Psychiatric Center. To Show Work »ie and silk organza designed Mrs. Zinn, a graduate of Miami In Papier Mache vith. a bell-shaped skirt ending University, Oxford, Ohio, is a in a bustleJback and chapel Lieutenant (j.g.) in the U. S. FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Alfred length train. A front panel of Naval Reserve. He is attending Stone, Little Silver, will demon- ChantiHy lace was adorned with the WJrarton Graduate School at strate a new technique for mak- seed pearb. YANKO'S University of Pennsylvania where ing papier-mache figurines and A bow of matching peau de he is a candidate for a master's dresses at the next meeting of soie, centered with seed pearls, Tee in business administration the Rosary Altar Society of the held her veil and she carried a in May. Mr. Zinn will then be Catholic Church of the Nativity ouquet of white roses, COMFORT CASUAL affitated with the Morgan Guar- Tuesday evening, in the church, and daisy pompons, Genuine leather uppers t Tt C g f N Ridge and Hance Rds. with variegated ivy. anty Trust cushioned McCalliim hosiery sale Company of New Mrs. James Cronin mil conduct Madd of honor was Miss Mari- York. the business meeting. Hostess is •n A. Macaluso, at home, sister Mrs. John Murphy. ' the bride. Bridesmaids were Physical Education VMM SEAMLESS STYLES 1 Is Meeting Theme i THE IS, LEONARDO — "Enjoying Phy- HALLMARK No. 25 Cantrece regularly 1.65 Sale 1.32 sical Education In Elementary Schools" will be the Bheme of Hospitality the Bayshore School Parent- No. 33 plain kint regularly 1.35 Sale 1.09 Teacher Association meeting in CONTINENTAL and AMERICAN CUISINE the grade' school auditorium • LUNCHEONS FROM $1.25 Tuesday at 8 p.m. • COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $2.50 No. 32 mesh regularly 1.35 Sale 1.09 The program will Include square dancing, a Maypole dance, the Continental Room a tumbling act and other physical No. 40 over-knee regularly 1.35^ Sale 1.09 education routines. Shaheen's GARFIELD GRANT HOTEL A science display also will be Long Branch, N. J. 222-3000 No. 73 walking sheer .... regularly 1.35 Sale 1.09 leld in the auditorium.

FULL FASHIONED STYLES /WoNTGOMERY Monroe No. 60 dreBg slieer regularly 1.35 Sale 1.09 WARD A. No. 51 walking sheer .... regularly 1.35 Sale 1.09 Edelstein RIVERSIDE HEADQUARTERS FOR Sizes: short 8% to 10 medium 8^ to 11 tall 9% to 100% REBUILT Distinguished P.F. SNEAKERS Colors: champagne cinnalark paris mist coco-pop ENGINES Camera Portraits FREE MAGIC RING • Over 200 brand new ports installed For The sale ends Saturday, May 8th • Free 500-milo check WITH EACH PURCHASE . • Intonation available Spring Season UP TO saw formerly next to Stelnbach's . T YANKO'S •SS-Srchtv.f.cyl. PRICES FROM 27.50 Cinderella Bootery MOAD STREET RED BANK NO MONEY DOWN ... 'Where the 7th Pair it FREE" 10 MONMOUTH ST. ~ KEDIANK EATONTOWN, N. J. 542-2116 {Jutt off Irood) lOpu everv nffa 'til 9:3011 THE DAILY HEGISTER Frid*7, April 23. 1965-11 Club Namer Relegate to UTTUE SILVER — Mrs. Wil- Anderson, Mrs. Kenan and Mrs. A bos trip is'jcheduled for liam N. Lee, safety and youih Marshall R. Stoecker are alter- Thursday at 9:30 a.m. to Ped- conservation chairman of the nates. dler's Village, Suck's County. Woman's Club of Little Silver, Mrs. Maurice J. Donovan, ed- Pa. Mrs. Ernest Voothee* is announced at a recent meeting in ucation chairman, announced a chairman. the clubhouse that "Miss Lynn {25 check had been presented Mrs. Chester E. Sharp and Vassar Club Entertains Rita Vandervoort will be the to the Little Silver schools for Mrs. Albert G. Morhart are club's representative to Girl's the purchase of additional biog- chairmen of the luncheon and State Citizenship Institute June card party slated for .May 4 at raphies for the library. The club : Prospective Students 21-25 at Douglass College, New has also contributed to the Heart 1 p.m. in the clubhouse. Brunswick. and Cancer Funds. A thrift sale will be neld May FMR HAVEN - A pictoria tending the tea were Paige Park- Miss Vandervoort, daughter of tour «f Vassar College was given er, Patricia Haneline and Debar, Mrs. McCann is chairman of 7 at 9 a.m. in the clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Vander- the garden department's inter- Mrs. Edwin R. Reed is chair- tor prospective students from the ah Thompson from Red Bank voort, H Brook Ave., Little Sil- •bow area Wednesday when tb High School; Kathy Brown, Susan department flower show Tues- man, assisted by Mrs. Don. ver, is a junior at Red Bank day at 2 p.m. in the clubhouse. Mrs. Wade, and Mrs. Robert Vassar (Sub of Central New Jet Duteher, M Kelly, Nancy Koeh- High School. She is a member sey held a tea at the home ler, Holli Nooe, Sandra Noweck Judging will be by the members Winfield presided at the tea table. of the National Honor Society, and Mrs. Arthur G. Huson will Mrs. H. Burnham Rowe arranged Mrs., E. Jackson Batdhelar, 538 and Karen Kirkland, Rumson- student council, staff member of Ridge Road. Fifteen sophomore Fair Haven Regional; Arlene give a critique of the arrange- the centerpiece of carnations and the school newspaper, secretary ments. snapdragons. and junior girls from Moinmouth Cohen, Long Branch High School, of the American Field Service, County high school attended. and Hollace Hindle, Kristine a French honor student, a River- Dwtog a slide presentation Hocteter, Sally Craver and Su- teen at Riverview Hospital and Miss Susan D. Gefcman, Vassal zanne Young from The Ranney a Curved Bar Girl Scout. Her Let us put you representative, described aca- School, ASbury Park. hobbies include swimming and demic and social activities on the Chairmen of the tea were Mrs. tennis and has won many rib- in the spotlight! campus. Accompanying tie) Harry p. Nelson, Jr., Fair Ha- bons for horse back riding. were two Vassar treshmen, Jen ven; Utrs. Irwin J. Polk, Red Miss Jane Katlms, daughter — DANCE CUSSES — nipher Read of Rochester, N.Y. Bank; Mrs. Olaf Ravndal, little of Mr. and Mrs. A. M Katims, • Ballet • Tap • Toe • Baton and Ruth Kirk of Highland Mills Silver, and Mrs. S. J. Foderaro, 70 Laurel Dr., Little Silver, is N.Y., who conducted informa Fair Haven. the alternate. • Jazz • Acrobatics • Ballroom discussions wilh Bhe shore stu VASSAR CLUB TEA was held Wednesday in the Pair Haven home of Mrs. E. Jackson Mrs. Paul Fredricks and Mrs. denta following the presentation Special guests attending were Mrs. Robert Greiif, president of Batchelar, left, for sophomore and junior girls from shore area high schools. Among J.L. Kirk were introduced as Mbmnouilh County students at new members. the Vassar dub of Central New Mie guests was Jill Kelley of Rumson, carter, a sophomors at Rumton-Fair Haven Regional Leah Mauer STUDIO OF DANCE Jersey, and Mrs. Tristan B. Elected to office at the meet- 37 E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK Hi. 747-9552 High School, and Jennifer Read, Rochester, N. Y., one of two Vassar students who ing were Mrs. Joseph J. Dauster, Johnson, president-elect, both of MATAWAN STUDIO AT P. I. I. CALL 546-M22 Opens Studio Princeton. were among the speakers. president; Mrs. George D. Jewell, first vice president; Mrs. Jo- wmmmmm seph A. Zaloom, second vio In Rumson president; Mrs. Joseph K, Kier- RUMSON — Mrs. Jean Kumm Red Bank nan, third vice president; Mrs. Watson, former student of Claud- William J. Paden, recording sec- CORNELIUS lo Arrau, world-famous Chileai retary; Mrs. A. Lee Don, Jr. pianist, has opened a studio hen corresponding secretary; Mrs, tt 129 Rumson Rd. Demos PlanJoseph A. McCann, treasurer COBB, Ltd. Mrs. H.D. Van Hamen, financial In addition to classical piano kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk-kkkkkkkk kkkkkkkkkk Instruction, she will conduct secretary, and Mrs. Joseph L. theory, ear-training and record- Card Party New! New ! New ! listening seminars. Mrs. Watsor also" maintains a studio in Nev RED BANK — The Democratic COLLECTION OF BEAUTIFUL York City. Club will sponsor a card party Wednesday at 8 p.m. in She Wil- Early American Framed Pictures Youngest contestant ever lowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. Mrs, win the Music Education Leagui Thomas Flaherty is chaimian oi ftrftct to compbte your larly America* decor. Competition, Mrs. Watson per the fund-raising event. Many sins lor group arrangenwnh. formed Bach's "Minuet in G" ir Committee chairmen are Mrs. ! • NEW SELECTION OF LAMPS ) Carnegie Hall at the age of four. Ole Opsal, gifts; Mrs. Witliain She studied at the New Yorii Wormley, refreshments; Mrs. College of Music and attended Charles Woodward, tickets, and SHOWER and BRIDAL GIFTS Hunter College, New York City- Mrs. Joseph MbFadden, publi She is former organist and choii and of conn* our own unique city. CORNELIUS COBB GIFT CERTIFICATES director of the First Federated Assisting are Mrs. Richard Church, Bayonne. Lmriberson and Mrs. Earl Stout, refreshments; Mrs. Walter Maur- ROUTE 34 (Just South of frwhold Rood) COLTS NECK er, gifts; Mrs.. Pred Jones and CALL 462-1786 DOROTHY TOLAND Mrs, Richard Trotter, door com- Own Polly 10 lo S — FrWoy to » - CIOHJ Monday* mittee; Mrs. Theodore J. La DANCE STUDIO brecque, Jr., and Mrs. Daniel J O'Hern, tickets, and Mrs. Rita Haley Dougl-as, tables and ar rangements. 1.. Tickets may be purchased at SINGER the door. Miss Lynn R. Vandervoort ATTEND TEA iharon, federation secretary. In- Fabric- CARD PARTY PLANNERS for the Red Bank Democratic Club are, left to right, Mrs stallation of officers will take Earl Stout, refreshments; Mrs. Charles Woodward, Jr., tickets, and MM. Thomas A, MATAWAN - Ten members of place at the closing luncheon the Matawan Junior Woman's Flaherty, general chairman. The fund-raising event wilt take place Wednesday ai June 9 in the Crystal Brook Inn, Club attended the Fifth District Eatontown. Mrs. John H. Miller 8 p.m. in Willowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. Spring Tea last week at the SALE!I# is chairman of the event. Point Pleasant Woman's Club. Mrs. Dauster, Mrs. Jewell and The Point Pleasant Junior Wom- Mrs. A. Barton Cross are dele- an's Club was hostess. gates to the New Jersey State Auxiliary News Representing the local club Federation Convention May 11-14 were Mrs. Joseph Mahoney, pres- in Atlantic City. Mrs. John G. SINGER Casuals-Sew ident; Mrs. Frank Panek, vice president; Mrs. Barton Hoeg, state membership chairman, Sporty for Summer! 44th Anniversary Dinner Mrs. John Cottreil. Mrs. Robert Scouts' Classical Ballet Technique FAIR HAVEN - The Fir ater given table floral arrange- Fair, June 5, and Mrs. Lewis Jo- Gray, Mrs. Edward Potts, Mrs, John Kovacs, Mrs. Pat DeRosa, Contemporary Jazz ' Company Auxiliary held its 44 ments. line, refreshment committee fo Mrs. John Clark, president, the annual horse show to be held Mrs. John Hughes and Mrs. Wil- Round-Up Tap - Acrobatic - Toe nniversary dinner in the WilUn j STRIPES and PLAIDS presented 25 year silver brace- on fire house grounds July 10. liam Eitringham. rook Inn recently. The ladie HIGHLANDS - Members of 201 East Bergen Place lets to Mrs. Wallace Bennett and A fashion show will be h Sturdy 100% yarn-dyed cotton 741-2208 eceived corsages and chart* Mrs. Leonard Mack. Chairmen flowers and food to hospitalized unior Girl Scout Troop 256 hiked jointly with Fire Co. No. 2, Ma » Kennelwood Hill, Navesink, tor sporty jumpers and skirts. members unable to attend ,,wer were Mrs. Edward Cook and Mrs. 20, in Colts Neck Inn. Mrs. members and veterans. Maohins washable. 38" wide. Carl Burnside. liam Murray, Mrs. Schanck, Jr, The local auxiliary will enter- recently and held a Thinking A crazy hat party will be held and Mrs. LeRoy Daniels will mo- tain tihe county auxiliary Friday, Day program around a camp- Reg. $.98 yd 63c at the next meeting. del the fashions. May 14, at 8 p.in. in Legion Hall. fire. yd. The auxiliary will serve re- Memorial -services will be con- Participating were Irene Gil- COUNTY MEETING freshments at the first annual ducted. son, Linda Hutell, Susan Lime- berg, Carol Waters, Ann Beese, NEPTUNE - Monmouft celebration of the building of the Mrs. James Martin was ap- Core Site, Colts Neck, July 3. pointed nominating committee Bonnie Testa, Susan Dinkleberg, County American Legion Auxil •foreen Dempsey, Dorothy Bou- iary held its regular meeting in Hostesses were Mrs. William chairman. Serving with her will FASHION PRINTS Van Note, Mrs. Eugene Thomp be Mrs. Margaret McDonald and lacquista, Debbie Herald, Mau- the post home here recently. •een Nichols, Tirzah Paronto, Mrs. Breil reported that Mon- son, Mrs. Hazel Hiller and Mrs, Mrs. Sophie Weinstein. 100% cotton shantung weave Lewellyn Hiller. Sue Siverson and Donna Mohr- With EVERQLAZE*. For mouth County had collected more jeek. $123 nylon stockings than any other OFFICERS ELECTED dresses, suits and sportswear. DELEGATE NAMED MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —Mrs. Mrs. Murray E. Nichols, lead- 46" wide. Res;. $1.69 yd. * yd. county, auxiliary. The stockings er, and Mrs. Joseph Boiuiaqulsta, iwft be sold. MATAWAN — Mrs. John Thai- Joseph Smith was elected presi- dent of Hie Veterans of Foreign assistant leader accompanied the Unit 44 of Long Branch do- er. Girls State chairman, Mate girls. an extensive collection of nated a television set to Mento wan American Legion Auxiliary, Wars Auxiliary at a recent imported and'domestic gifts Park Hospital for veterans, announced the delegate and a meeting held in the Memorial At a recent meeting, the scouts ALL SINGER* fabrics an oolor-ooordU aim household, accessories A memorial service and elec- ternate to Girls State at Doug- Post Home, CMMwood. made Easter baskets for children natedl Zippers, buttons, linings and trim* selected seconds at Impressive ion of officers will be held at lass College, at a recent meeting Also elected were Mrs. Molly on the pediatrics floor of River- mings-aU oolormatedt . savings. the nwot meeting, to be held in in Legion Hall, Jouvin, senior, vice president; riew Hospital, Red Bank. ttatawan. The delegate is Miss Patrici Mrs. Raymond Hildebrandt, One atop at SINGER, and you're ready to Dugan, and her alternate is Mis; junior vice president; Mrs. John OBSERVE ARBOR DAY sew! Youil find patterns, needles, notions, NEW MEMBER Marilyn Rausch, botJi juniors ai Williams, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph MATAWAN — Matawan Neigh- plus expert advice on any sewing projeotl FREEHOLD — Mrs. George Matawan Regional High School BienkowSki, chaplain; M rs. jorhood Girl Scouts observed MAIN STREET TOMS RIVER Hhnensee, Cotts Neck Fire Co. Mrs.-daude Brideau, president, Geogre Brenon, conductress; rbor Day with the planting of What't new for tomorrow it at SIN C E R today t tf 1 president, welcomed Mrs. is also serving as poppy chair- Mrs. Robert Collins, guard; Mrs. an evergreen at Mataiwan Re- Rita Johnston, f) new member, at man. She announced that th« Joseph Sianii, one-year trustee; gional High School. Mrs. Ralph Scarborough, two- SINGER SEWING CENTERS @* recent meeting In the (ire annual poppy sales will be hel< Twenty troops from Matawan * A TmlOTJrl cl IKE SIWE* COMPANY. Ullld In phon book unlit ilNSEH COMTAIt* IS/ louse. May 27, 28 and 29. year trustee and Mrs. James Borough and Matawan Town- Chairmen appointed were Mrs. Mrs. Gussie Bell reported send- Fitzsimtnons, three-year trustee. ship took part in the ceremony. Stanley Sdhanck, Jr., reservations ing 223 pairs of nylons to the Mrs. Scarborough and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Artelli and Mrs. 'or a bus trip to the World's county chairman, as well as Irene Meehan were elected dele- Harold Stein served on the Ar- SPECIAL gates to the department and their bor Day committee. Mrs. Artelli WOVEN SEERSUCKER alternates will be Mrs. Harry made the official presentation of Kern and Mrs. Htzstanwns. Dis- the tree to John Caracdolo, Wrinkle-resistant weave with trict delegates elected were Mrs. principal, before the 50 Scouts the permanent orinklel 54% Williams, Mrs. Brenon, Mrs. Jou- nd their leaders. acetate, 46% cotton-it's a fa- vin and Mrs. Hitoebrant. Alter- vorite warm weather sport nates will be Mrs. Bienkowski, HIGHLANDS — Prize winners fabrio for all ages. 45" wide. yd. L PRICE Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Frank Mitchell ! an Easter Bonnet contest Reg. $U9 yd. and Mrs. Kern. sponsored recently by Brownie A joint installation with the Scout Troop 355 were Michele newly elected post officers will Bishop, prettiest; Jane Kaden- be held Saturday evening, May bach, funniest, and Nancy, Monmouth Shopping Center 8, in Memorial Post Home. Mrs. taiaro. most original. Sale Kern will be the installing officer Judges were scouts Michele for the auxiliary. The social ar- ichols of Highlands and Laurie Asbury Park Brick Plaza happiness... rangements committee for the Gorsuch of Middletown. installation dinner include Mrs. DRESSES Scarborough, chairman; Mrs. a • . is unexpectedly receiving flowers Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. DRESSES Brenon and Mrs. Williams- HARBOR LIGHT BEACH CLUB from someone dear without it being a Members of the local auxiliary assisted at a VFW Easter dance THE ONLY BEACH CLUB IN NEW JERSEY WITH THESE FACILITIES DRESSES special occasion. You can bring .happi- held for 250, patients in Marlboro ness to someone today by calling Deans State Hospital. | WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR THE 1965 SEASON "] Refreshments were served and COATS & now. each patient received a gift. Mrs, Scarborough, department Husband, wife and two children, additional teenager or child hospital chairman for Marlboro, SUITS was assisted by Mrs. Hildebrandt, tn same family $10. Including beach, pool, teimls, dressing Mrs. Brenon, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. facilities, activityfield, etc. Phone 747 -1832 Biekowski and Mrs. Anthony Ma- y% OFF tovick. ALL THIS AND MORE For Furriwr hrhnwrioa The auxiliary will assist the Swl» Pro9FOB-A!l Uvito Deposit •( $29 mnt «te««. CALU 101 OS«OOD»Y post in entertaining members of CUWni'i Activity Program Fonder ol lob Ot«ao«iy'i pony gppllttriM. All appll. Peniwaucken VFW Post and n Football Trdnlm Camp Auxiliary Sunday. at Harbor Uakt ha«li Club LITTLE SILVER 10 a.m.-4 p.m. cations nblwt «t approval Junior Bazaar A social hour followed the W»v Pay for A Camp 7 SIA MIGHT of eoune meeting. Refreshments were Watir SUIig iHtmetloi by MmbmMai ctminw. ISM OCMI Avalnt served by Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Awl Towlu •4242)2 — MS44U 39 jSrOad St. REP BANK OCIAMPORT AW. U1TU SILVER Williams, Mrs. Anthony Volpe l IBMBOII, and Mr*. Scarborough AdMltas 747-W* l2~Fltc!«7. 23. 1965 IHE DAILY REGISTER coogrcK will be frpp mf To Attend Congress very major country la the world U3NG BRANCH - Dr. Wil- Deluding the Iron Curtain eoua- liam D. ReiUy, a director of ries. the Henry Pollak Memorial Clin- ic of Monmouth Medical Center, HOME and GARDEN REVIEW will attend the international Con- gress of Psychosomatic Medicine ASPHALT in Paris, April 28-30. Driveways and Dr. Reilly, who is in charge Fair Haven of child psychiatry at the clinic, Parking Lots will attend a three-day seminar 8 Sales Reported on the psychogenic aspects of Free Estimates House Sold hypertension. After the seminar FAIR HAVO*— Mrs. Olivia he will visit the psychiatric di- E & L PAVING CO. S. Dutcher of the Ray Von Horn vision of the University of Paris Agency, was the broker in the By Area MLS St. Anne Hospital. 52 COMMUNITY PUCE sale of the modern seven-room, Sales by members of the Red mouth. Mrs. Strong has moved Cape Cod residence for Mrs. The congress is being sponsor- LONG BRANCH Bank Area Multiple Listing Serv- to a smaller home in Shrews ed by the World Federation for Myrtis L. Sesselberg. ice include: bury. Stanley K. Downs, New The house is located on %-acre Mental Health. Delegates to the 229-0833—229-3226 Mr. and Mrs. James Stoeve- Shrewsbury realtor, reported th of land on the west side ol sale. Charles Ct., near Harding Rd., ken have purchased the former In Fair Haven. home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mbrri The new purchaser! are Mr. Lenihan on Bingham Hill Cir., from Milford have purchased Flower and Vegetable Plants and Mrs. Harold E. Kusner of Rumson. Mr. Stoveken is with new home on Wellington Dr. Standard Oil Company of New • HYBRID PETUNIAS • HARDY GERANIUMS Downers Grove, 111. Mr. Kusner New Shrewsbury, built by Codai • ALL VARIETIES BEDDING PUNTS is associated with Westinghouse Jersey, and has moved here Construction Corp. Mr. Morris is g from England. The Lenihans are • BURPEE & BIG BOY TOMATO PLANTS Electric Corporatioti ni iNn New a staff analyst with New Jersej York. remaining in Rumson. The sale Bell Telephone Company. They Full Line Of Mrs. Sesselberg hai moved to was transacted by William H. have a son, Richard, who is a MUGH'S LAWN, TREE, SHRUB and GARDEN FERTILIZERS Brielle. Hintelmann, Jr., of the William junior at the University of New H. Hintelmann Firm, Rumson. Mexico, and a daughter, Joanne, CONNER'S BEACH CLUB — This it architect's drawing of new beach club under House Hunting It's open sea- Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Gar- in the eighth grade. Mrs. Rose construction by Conner's Hotel, Inc., Water Witch, Highlands. Building in fore- SICKLE'S FARM ton in Hie Daily Register Classi- land of Colunibus, Ohio, have Bodholt 'of the Ray Stillmaii ground homes mack bar and cocktail lounge. Salt water swimming pool is in cen- AT GREENHOUSE fied now. purchased a home at 116 Heights agency, Shrewsbury, reported Ter., Middletown, formerly the sale. ter, with children's wading pool at right. In background are bathhouses and cabanas. RUMSON ROAD CAU 741-55*3 UTTU SILVER owned by Mr. and Mrs. John New facility features private sand beach fronting on Sand/ Hook Bay. lariand, who have moved to Mi' Misses Elizabeth Armington ami, Fla. Mr. Garland is a sales- and Maribel Scoles of Red Bank man for the AflMCEE Corp., New have purchase property at 31 Ro- YOUR GARDEN York City. Mrs. Marti Locilen. salie Ave., Lincroft, formerly Woman Realtor steps from to of Allaire-Farrow Agency han- owned by Charles Pastore, own- THIS WEEK Church died the sale. er and operator of Charles' Hair By Garden Reporter Heard by Board Dr. and Mrs. William H. Fra- Stylists in Shrewsbury. Miss Ar- College of Agriculture . Jr., from PennsvJlle, N. J., mington Is an executive with Rutgers—The State Uni- Notes EATONTOWN - Mrs. Adelaide everything have purchased a home at 33Girl Scouts of America and Miss versity, New Brunswick Scoles is post librarian at Fort The Episcopal Young Church- S. Campbell, past president of Majestic Ave., Lincroft. Dr. Fra p men of the Monmouth Convoca- the Bergen County Board of Real- Private swimming pool and play area right on the zee is director of Industrial med Hancock. Mrs. Ella Wiltshiri The kind of surprise you ma; tion will meet Sunday at 4:30 premises! Icine, Finishes Division, E.I. du- Digglg e of theElla Wiltshiriltshire find on your peonies when it' tors, addressed 150 members of p.m. in Christ Church, Toms Riv- the Monmouth County Board of Complete shopping facilities on and adjacent to. tfent de Nemours & Co., Parlin. AgenoyA , Sea Bright, handled the time for them to bloom may no er. The former owners, Mr. ansaled . be much fun. Realtors in the civic auditorium Hie property ! Bus and train connections to Newark 140 min.l and Mrs. Robert W. Madine, have Mr. and Mrs. David Dawson of Action now can prevent peon; at Monmouth Shopping Center moved to Clearwater, Fla. Lorin The Monmouth Baptist Wom- here recently. New York 155 tnin.! ! Morristown have purchased a lower blight. That's the wor en's Missionary Society will B. Van Nest, Jr., of the Redden home at 18 Grant PI, Red Bank. rom Dr. Spencer H. Davis, A question-answer session fol- * Fine schools within walking distance ! Agency, Red Bank, negotiated Mr. Dawson is with Humble Oil meet in the New Monmouth Bap- the sale. friend of peony growers at Ru tist Church Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. lowed the address. The query ses- • Excellent highway connections including Parkway & Refining Co. in Bayway. Thi gers and plant disease specialist Frank Taylor, state chairman of sion was led by Francis E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jorgensen former owners, Mr. and Mrs. As the fungus that causes tto of the Garrabrant Agency, • As- and Route 35 ! George C Xoeppel I Son. of Lincroft have purchased the the American Baptist Women's lie. George Hebner, have moved to disease lives over the the wintei group, will install new officers. bury Park; William S. Dowstra Numbing • Huting former home of Mrs. Dixey Lee Caro Ct. Mrs. Ruth Grey of Ster- on dead stalks, leaves and flowe of the Dowstra Agenoy, Red Strong of 916 Broad St., Shrews- Rev. Theodore Davis, pastor GE Appliance! ling Thompson and Associates, heads, the first step is a thorougl of Calvary Baptist Church, Bel- Bank; Domenic Mullaney of the 141 lit Av».. Atlantic bury. Mr. Jorgensen is manager Middletown, reported the sale. deanup, Dr. Davis suggests. Kirwan Agency, Middletown, and miles ahead of »l>a— 2*1-0 WO of the post garage at Fort Mon- mar, will address the evening Seymour S. Grufoer, formerly session, which begins at 7:30. Lewis J. Marshall of the Hawes Otherwise, the tiny seeds o and McAfee Agenoy, Manasquan. of Statesir PI., Middletown, has spores of the blight will blov Dinner will be served at 6 purchased a home at 47 Con- around your garden, o'clock. Frank McKenna, chairman of anything! Red Bank Mower Service over PI., Middletown. Mr. Gru- the education committee, headed ber Is with Davidson's Wine and But a simple spray can pui Luxurious apartment] just steps away from schools, OPPOSITI MOLLY PITCHER you in a position of not carinj The New Jersey Council of the program. He was assisted by Liquor. Shop in Red Bank. The F. Leroy Garrabrant, Frank Kir- shopping, and commuting. Each apartment features 53 MORFORD PL 741-2300 RED BANK former owners, Mr. and Mrs. if the weather is right for blighl Churches General Assembly will KELVINATOR refrigerator-freezer, oven and range, Dr. Davis says. wan, James McAfee, Merritt Guy S. Van Ness, have moved meet Thursday at 1:15 p.m. in Individually-controlled heat and air-conditioning to the Westfield Methodist Church. Lamson, Jr., and J. Lester Rig- • FEATURING • to Newport News, Va. Mrs. Hel- All you have to do is appl; by. suit your mood. Color-matched ceramic tile bath- • International Harvtittr'Tractors and Equipment en Richmond of E. R. Snyder three sprays at weekly interval room fixtures. Built-in clothes hamper. Master TV • Jacobin • Hunks • Hahn Icllpw and Co., Atlantic Highlands, han- starting when flower buds an The Particular Synod of New antenna system. Built-in sound barrier insulation. dled the transaction. BROOKLYNITES IN • Arltni • NOM« and Peulan Chain Saw! the size of a pea. Jersey will meet in Warwick, Sea HAMILTONIAN AT SHREWSBURY today 111 • And ethtr will blown makn Use one of the zineb fungicide: N. Y., Monday and Tuesday. FOREIGN CITY : the rate of two tablespoon: Rev. I. C. Rottenberg, pastor of MIAMI (AP) - "A little bit of WE REPAIR ALL MAKES :o a gallon of water. Zineb the New Shrewsbury Reformed Brooklyn in Havana, U.S.A.," Restoration he chemical name of the stufl Church, will be in attendance. says a sign in front of a Miami may find it in your supplj restaurant. 405 Of Gty itore under a variety of labels The Central District Lutheran Displayed in a window of the lust read the fine print to be restaurant are street signs such' rooms :ure. Synod of New Jersey will have Is His Goal its spring conference in the Lu- as "Flatbush Avenue." They Garden suppliers also sell little theran Church of the Reforma- make former Brooklynites home-|| from LONG BRANCH-City Council containers of spreaders-sticker, tion, West Long Branch, Friday sick. candidate James J. Cummings liquid that helps a spray do $ evening beginning with dinner Surrounding the establishment, II says that if elected in the May 11 better job of covering buds at 6:45. municipal contest, he will not and leaves. Next best is a little operated by Julius Grossman, an I spare himself In an effort "to household detergent. Add a few ex-Brooklynite, are Cuban stores, [ 114 The Department of Men's Work which abound in this exile haven. restore the city of Long Branch drops of either to your spray in the Reformed Church in Amer- INCLUDING: HEAT, HOT WATER, to the greatness it once enjoyed," mixture. ica will sponsor a "Men's Mo- AIR'CONDITIONING by co-operating with the council "Peonies in the Garden" is bilizer" in the Preakness (N.J.) in the wise expenditure of funds generally helpful Rutgers bul- Reformed Church Saturday, May and opposing any motion to car- stin that you can get free from 1. The Mobilizer will begin at POWER RAKES Also: Hew FURNISHED APTS. from $165 complete ry out rezonimg by variance. our country agricultural agent 9:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. But don't count on seeing itaU today. Mr. Cummings stressed that to !arvin A. Clark, 20 Court The purpose of the meeting will ROTO TILLERS realize his goals he would have It., Freehold — or Garden Re- be to organize and evaluate the Because you'll have to see it at least twice. orter, College of Agriculture, to have the confidence and votes men's work in the Reformed LAWK No getting around that of the people throughout the city. Jew Brunswick 08903. Church in New Jersey. and the Today, you'll be all business...let's- The Raritan Zone of the Mid- FOR A BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY Atlantic District of the Lu- GARDEN TOOLS get-tbis-over-with.Until you look out your theran Laymen's League will hamiltanian have a rally in Luther Memorial first window. After that you'll find your- Lutheran Church, New Shrews- self staring at views when you should be CALL ON AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING LAWN SERVICE bury, Sunday, May 2. Rev. Dr. at Shrewsbury John 'Tietjen, pastor of Cal- counting closets. Quite understandable... vary Lutheran Church, Leonia, General Supply Co., Inc. 11 OFF SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP, N. J. it still happens to us. will be the speaker. . Contractor Supplies and Rental! Diractiom: Newman Springs. Rd. to bhrawibury Av«.; left to Lawna-maT 1014 Hwy. 35, Mlddlttown Barker Ave.; right 100 feet, than left on Crawford St. to model. •pp. MlddWown Shopping Center Next trip, you'll have yourself firmlyi n Join Library Agent: BRITE REALTY, INC.—264-0666 / 741-3636 FROM Wl-1713 Model Apartment. 542-0893 hand. One must be practical. Try to ig- Director Asks nore the trees and the hillside and the RED BANK-The Red Bank Public Library Is observing Na- miles of green vistas. Time now to exam- tional Library Week next week with the dual theme "Open Your ine walk-in closets and laundry rooms, Future—Read" and "Know Wlhat powder rooms and breakfast areas, wood- You're Talhing About—Read." One of the special events for panelled family rooms, cathedral ceilings the week, according to Mrs. Em- Swarming ma A. Martin, director, will be and flagstone hearths. a story hour Thursday from 3:30 Automated Lawn Cars to 4:30 p.m. for children in kin- By now, you'll realize you're seeing an ...is keeping America green. Homeowners sll over dergarten through the third tre growingandshowing tardier, more beautiful, healthier lams... without effort... grade. extraordinary way of life. You haven't and at less cost than "do-it-yourself". Mrs. Martin said the library will attempt to increase its cir- seen all the things Holmdel has to offer, THE SECRET OF LAWNA-MAT'S AUTOMATED LAWN CARE! 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One of W lajny MARLBORO - The Township New Jersey is heading towarc the situation has never been this the City of Newark is even more Year Award 11. Playing 5.God- this time of year. mediums proval lauraar area. Roads in the development ing period is six to eight weeks. KOZ1CKY 'We'll need torrential rainfall 17. Food fish 9. Palm 32. Jap- Dean of Pembroke to recoup by June 30," explained 18. More than starch anese 39. Sea eagle Nursery Specials state Conservation Commissioner one 10. Snow- auh 2Al Saxon At MC Wednesday. Robert A. Roe. 21. Roman runner 35. Leech pound 16. Moist 36. Undershot domestio WEST LONG BRANCH - D State officials believe water 19. Vigor water 43. Hastened Rosemary Pierrel, dean of Pern 2S. Pronoun systems must be at near capacity 24. Miss Home 29. Axilla wheel 45. French HEDGES 5c ea. broke College at Brown Universi by the end of June to make it 27. Bracelet 21. Perform 37. People author ty, Providence, R.I., will lectun through the summer without a ornament 22. Wild erf Bern 46. Part of a PYRACANTHA $1 on "experimental psychology" shortage, because peak draws 30. Bowl sheep: 38. Period loco- Wednesday at 11 ajn. in Pollak begin at that time. 31. Story Asia of time . motiTO Auditorium of the college's main 32. Hawaiian 1 i t & 6 7 A EVERGREENS $1 building. tlrd Dr. ffiierrel will be at Mon S3. Father: II li DOGWOOD $1 mouth College Tuesday and Calls GtyV Wednesday under the visiting 34. Decoration! n. % - forthehiir A scientist program at the Ameri- 'ft MYRON KOZICKY Government 38. Tiny 15 17 can Psychological Association. 40. Chinese Also on the agenda for Di % measure » » to NURSERY Pierrel's visit are a talk t< Form 'Best' 41. Has HWY. 35, EATONTOWN Psychology Honorary Psi Chi am LONG BRANCH — John D. obligation! 21 ft consultation with members of tt> 44. Expunge 7 hy fiem riw growtr end Mvel Taylor, a candidate for an at- //< dfiDartmcnt of Dsvcholosv 48. Brittle, aa n » SO large seat on city council, yes- Frank P. McNally a cookie terday advocated retention of the NEWARK — Frank P. McNal- 47.Toclotha SI w. 48, French % % REMUS current form of local government. fy of 38 North Sunnycrest Dr. river M X 3% Mr. Taylor said the1 council- Little Silver, was presented a 49. up VA manager form of government, now diamond - set emblem today (excited) » n 40 four years old here, is starting 60. Founded ''A % \ PAINTS • WALLPAPERS Roro Trowels marking his 30th year with the 4i to move forward and will bring (on) Western Electric Company. DOWN / Gto&fa MATERIALS Vibrators progress to the city. 47 I. Head IS BROAD SI-RED BANK-K&SHM3Ob £ Screeds The candidate was critical of In recognition of his long serv- coverings those members on well, and you shonll have no 10-day visit with their son-in-law her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. th« bleachers. cause ior complaint, and daughter Lt. and Mrs. Doag- and Mrs. Joseph C.Bechtle, 12 Vlrjo. Aug. 21 lo S.pt. 22 Kscei. Fab. 20 to March 20 You.r reltleisneu may eausft You live an Inclination to Ias Simpson, Fort Huachuca, Kent PI. / CASCADE - BUSTER CRABBE Sou to fed irritated -with thoje nhirk ruponribilrty in favor 01 Ariz,, and friends in Houston, Vbo shire Tour home, fun. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Car- OF 1955, Fuhluheti Xewwpcr Smdicata ter, Jr., 21 Cedar PI., held an Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mac-Easter egg hunt for neighborhood POOLS TOMORROW Niitt and sons, 56 Neville PI., children. Spent tout days visiting Williams- burg, V/a., during the Easter EXPRESSWAY WITH TEETH Cham for Exhibit at riw 1W4-1M5 school variation. 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Rose Slmawni, pensive grades of food wen ne/> The board' accepted with re- ence deptrtmest, explained bow Newark, and Joaa" Urbtne. Mites, Food Corty Coneera P right—and S Teachers Hired The board also; Sundin, as.chairman, and Mar- their family. ly, Carol DiPadova, Barbara Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Albert ment were among the wide range ;he admits she's had no legal In other business, the boan! Heard a report on the evalu- tin Mortenson and G. Lester Evans, Joyce Timm, Gail Ciccki- Stumpf, Russell Stumpf and Mro.f topics discussed at Wednes- jpinion on the matter as yet— hired three new teachers for thtation of the high school science Whitfield as members. no, Jean Reinhold, Susan Renton and Mrs. Lynn Stumpf of Rah-day's meeting of the Henry Hud- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Milko and he board legally could close the coming school year. program made by William Directed a letter ol thanks to and Barbara Wall. way. son Regional School Board of aon William spent four days last horoughfare. The lite of the Miss Shirley Ann Hayes, Jer- Guthrie of the State Department Mayor Guiney and the borough Education. week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert jenuine New Road, according to sey City, will teach Latin ami of Education, Science and Math. council for their decision to pave Miss Patricia Lasky, who at- Mr. and Mrs. George Steifbold Milko and family of Portsmouth, Board member Mrs. Kathleen virs. Mendes, is cluttered with English at an annual salary o Aaron Breslow, head of the sci-Peak St. tends Trenton State College, and children of Verona spent Va., and with Mr. and Mrs. Er- Mendes has been doing some ex rocks, trees, even the concrete $5,100. spent the weekend with her par-Monday with Mr. and Mrs. T. nest Lobb, Virginia Beach, and tracurricular work on the status foundations of an old army bar- Mrs. Carol Ann Gabriel, Free- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bryant zents, Mr. and Mrs. William Rawlinson Compton, Main St. of New Road, a paper street ex- racks. Lasky. hold, was hired as a home econ- of Jackson. N. C. They returned tending through school property , Mite Invasion omics teacher at a salary of $5, home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Suther- to the Twin Lights. The school 350, and Miss Elizabeth Ann Ray Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stull and The board awarded a $40 con- land and daughter Susan, Main board is trying to block the tact to Western Exterminating mond, Highlands, as a physica son Donald, Hopping Rd., spent St., spent the weekend with Mr. road. education teacher at a salary o! A double birthday celebratioi the Easier weekend with Mr. and to stem an Invasion of clov- and Mrs. William Lowery and Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., sr mites, minute reddish insects $5,100. Mrs. Donald Stull, Washington, sons of Lottsburg, Va. D. C. Donald Stull, son of Mr. says that the road must remain hat have taken up residence in Mr. William Barrett, current ' BEFORE YOU BUY and Mrs. Donald Stull, Hopping open to give access to building he school over the winter. An ly a full-time guidance counsel- { WARNING Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gumbert Rd., celebrated his 11th birthday lots in the area. idditional contract for $7.50 per or, was elevated to the position have returned from a week's "* THAT NEW HOME April 15. Present were Randy and Mrs. Mendes announced last nonth for preventive service of guidance coordinator. cruise to Nassau. Brian Gumbert Marie Kerry, Highlands, and night that what generally is be igainst roaches and silverfish in Thomas Conlon will become ALL celebrated his 11th birthday Tues- Mrs. Edward Elia and daughters lfeved to be New Road isn't New he cafeteria was awarded to thefull-time guidance counselor day at a family party. Shari and Diane, Port Monmouth. Road. lame company. next year. He now counsels part TERMITES By studying maps and follow- Mrs. Viola Lynch questioned time. Richard Fosko, now a bi- ology teacher, will become Mr. Robert Green and daugh- On Easter Sunday, Mr. anindg the rout* with her car, Mrs.he cost of food used in the de- part-time guidance counseloi CHESAPEAKE IS ters of Goldens Bridge, N. Y.Mrs, . Gumbert entertained for Mendes says she's discovered ichool's home economics Mrs. Henrietta Snizek of Little that the surveyed New Road lies >artment. Asking if the most ex- during the next school year. ON 24-HOUR CALL spent several days this week with KEEP IN MIND YOUR CHILD'S Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young, Ferry and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ziegenhorn of Red Bank. FREE INSPECTION Main St. Held After Fight SCHOOLING REQUIREMENTS and ESTIMATES AND CHECK ALL The 38th birthday of John Ur- ASBURY PARK - An early LINCROFT NURSERY bine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Change Time morning fist fight on Dunlewy FACILITIES CAREFULLY CHESAPEAKE ley Urbine, was celebrated at an St. resulted in the arrest of two easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. men. EVERGREENS • SHRUBS EXTERMINATING CO. Robert Mehler and son Joseph,For Parley Charged under the disorderly Newark; Mr. and Mrs George persons act were William Lucia, TREES • FERTILIZER 39 PEARL ST. RED BANK Nicola and daughter Judy, Jr., 20, of 94 Woodbine Ave., MAKE SURE THAT ANY HOME Ml 4JJ1 Annuity lovojl, ownir Sayreville: Barbara and Robert In Elberon Little Silver, and Harry Ham- If I'im I lorry T«irllJ, r«p. mell, 27, of 708 New Jersey Ave., PEAT MOSS Hague and Thomas Payne, Mid- LONG BRANCH — Starting Point Pleasant Beach. YOU CONSIDER BUYING HAS time of "Candidates' Night," FIELD GROWN sponsored by the Elberon Com- Lucia was released in $200 bail, and Hammell is being held in Evergreens HOW'S munity Association, has been AZALEAS pushed up an hour. the city jail in lieu of (200 bail, SAFE OIL HEAT YOUR for arrangement this morning. Originally scheduled for 8:30They were arrested at 1:52 $ PRESENT p.m. Monday, the time change a.m. yesterday by Patrolman 4 *. 4" 3 for 5 UVEKHEM0E1UOY HOME? waa prompted by a conflicting Gaiy Wheary and Sgt. Joseph LOOK TORTHI S SIGN,., candidates forum, to be held Reed. YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY IOIIHEAT Jointly by the Greater Long NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. LINCROFT "TRADE-IN" Branch Republican Club and the House Hunting It's open sea- 741 • 6750 OPEN 7 DAYS 9 • 6 MI6HT IE THI ANSWER Long Branch Women's Republi- son in the Daily Register Classi- OPPOSITE LINCROFT ISJO can Club. fied now. WALKER & WALKER The E.C.A. program is planned REALTORS INSURERS for the Elberon Fi rehouse and fHRIWSIURY 741'6212 MIDOIITOWH 471.3311 the Republican meeting is sched- uled for the YMCA. Bad blood has developed be- tween the two organizations be- cause of the conflict. The E.C.A. POOL OWNERS SAY program was publicly announced USE GUARDEX IT'S... Th« instant you apply Para- first, but the GOP maintains that de, you'll know that yen its program had also been QUICKER . . . have nadt th» bast eholctl planned for months. ATTENTIO Add Guardtx from Not* how aaiily It goal on —•how much mora covarag* Both refuse to change. paclcat to pDolwattr. Earlier this week, plans were Diiiolrai irutanfrly. you gat with bruih or roller —how bright tht colon. made which would have allowed And ntvtr leavti Para-Glo drias avanly and a ltddui. all 12 candidates the chance to quickly to « hard, smooth No pr«-mixing

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Mayor Arthur J. Holland Saturday Nights The mayor will speak on Hu- man Rights," with special tem- phasis, on integration ,'IJI hou^jiig.; The Hollands jnoved into a house at 138'Mercer St., Trenton, last year, to prevent the area from becoming all-Negro. The move was successful. The area remains about half-white and half-Negro and nearby properties have been improved. 'Til 9:30 P.M. The mayor, a native of Tren- ton, is a graduate of St. Francis College, Staten Island, and Rut- gers University. He is associated with niany educational, profes- sional, civic and fraternal groups, including the NAACP. He began his second term as mayor in 1962, having served in that of- fice from 1959 to 1962 under the old commission form of govern- ment. The meeting will be open to the public. Believing Mayor East Keansburg Mr. and Mrs. Louis Filliger, Jr., visited George Filliger of Vero Beach, Fla. for the past month, Geoige Filliger returned with them to make an extended visit here.

Robert Beries, Washington, D.C.'spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berles* Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shellhorn of Jersey What City and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson and son, Mitchell, of men of taste Keansburg. The birthday of Mrs, Floyd Monmouth Shopping Center Open Daily 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Johnson was celebrated at a rej are wearing: cent meeting of the 7-1-3 Club at the home of Mrs. James Preston. Including Saturday in the following stores: Plans were made for an outing April 28. Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. Johnson received gifts from the Comfortable 3-button the club. BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH, BAMBERGER'S BUDGET, BRENTANO'S, CHANDLER'S, FANNY classic by Worsfed-Tex in sixes for everyone: CD A Poetry FARMER CANDY, S. S. KRESGE, LERNER SHOPS, THE MAPLE SHOP, MILES SHOES, MONT- GOMERY WARD, REEDS MILLINERY AND THE SINGER SEWING CENTER. regular to extra long Winners Dacron® polyester and wool with tasteful center vent jacket and plain front belt loop Announced panls that avoid faddish changes, yet al- RED BANK — Winners in the FREE-UNLIMITED PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS!! ways look up to the minute. With hand Court St, James, Catholic Daugh- tailored buttonholes and armholes. Blue, ters of America, contest were re- gray or brown in Regular, Short, Long, cently announced by Mary Held, Portly-Short, Portly, Extra-Long. And if president. your size isn't listed, we can place a special They are grades 4-6; John Conway, Holy Cross, first; Mi- order for you. $65 chael Lennen, Holy Cross, sec- ond, and Kim O'Connor, St. Sony, no mall er tetainrle*. M«n'i Stan (Dept. James Grammar School, third. 10)/ Moll Urtl, tamb*rqtr-t Monmoufli. Aid of Grades 7-9: Anne Hempill, Holy Paramos, M.nle Park, Niwark, Chary Hill. Cross, first; 'William Wolejsza, > Plalnfhld, Moiriitowa and PriiMtoa. St. Leo the Great, second, and MIY WITH NO DOWN PAYMtNT, TAKI UP TO Mary Hartman, St. Agnes, third. IS MONTHS TO PAY WITH A •AMIERGUt Grades 10-12: Lynn Marie West- . HOMlMAKirS CMDIT ACCOUNT (PLUS erfieM; Red bank Catholic High, SMVICI CHARM!. first; Richard Coma, Christian Brothers Academy, second, and Maty Joyce Frankel, Red Bank Catholic High, third. \ L The entrlM an entered In tM v'- •„ ^-".**Vdas&a^J^te

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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1965 7c PER COPY Sajrs Steel Strike€ahMe Averted P1TTSBURGH- The ch,iaf the Mediation and would. meet tint with the union mands are fuHy met. plus a cost-of-iiving < increase' mediator says he believes a service, followed up "his state-: jwd.later.'with industry..' , • "Nbcoritract-howork," he said. worth about four cents an hour. threatened nationwide jteel strike meat by summoning negotiators Sfonkin spoke to newsmen yes- No joint company-union meet- Get $1.40 for tile United Steelworkers and ings have been scheduled. The Steelworkers now average $4.40 May lean be averted: terday .after the union's wage the basic steel industry to sepa- policy committee sanctioned a last session was held Wednesday. an hour in wages and benefits. William E. Simkln, director of rate meetings today, saying he strike May 1 to bade a demand The wage policy committee is A strike would idle about 425,- for a 17.9-cent-an-hour increase sued t statement accusing the 000 workers in basic steed. The in a new labor agreement. companies of refusing to engage last strike in 1939 lasted a record l "realistic bargaining. 116 days. "At least an agreement on an Rising steel production and extension (of the present con- "The companies have ada- profits have put the companies xact) is vety possible," he said. mantly refused to consider any specific economic proposal unless in a good position • to grant con- He said the government has the union would commit itself to tract improvements, the union no intention at present of invok- a rigid limit of 2 per cent in statement said. It added: ng the faft-Hartley Act to halt total cost per year, a limitation "In 1964 they (profits) showed the threatened strike with an in which would restrict the union to a gain of 25 per cent over 1963 junction. a wage increase of seven cents and a gain of 75 per cent over No Extension per year and no other benefits," 1962. Profits in 1965 are even After the wage policy commit- the statement said. higher. tee action, USW President David The union said it had proposed "Government statistics show J. McDonald said there would a three-month contract extension worker productivity in recent be no extension of the present under which steehvorkers would years in the steel industry is contract or an agreement on a receive a 3.2 per cent contract increasing at a rate of about new pact unless the union de- boost, about 14 cents an hour. per cent per year."

Code Study Croup Is Formed NEW RARITAN LIBRARY in the front section of Township Hall, Middle Rd., hat been opened. Here, librarian Mn. George Weber helps students at desk, Jeffrey Meyer, May Fix City Attorney's Salary 12, of IS Hazel PI., and Shiela Kaufman, 13, of IS Creek Rd., at other students in background look on. Previously, library was in vacant store at Airport Plaza Shopping mittee be composed of ward coun- LONG BRANCH - Councilman He noted that his proposed Center, Rt. 36. Henry R. Cioffi last night won amendment would not be binding cilmen because of the impending what appears to be a major vie- but would merely give the coun- at-large election. Mr. George tory in his fight to put a lid on oil the opportunity to choose holds ah at-large seat. Prosecutor Views Road Deaths city legal fees. among a number of forms of Mr. Mazza said that U forma- Despite the protests of Mayor remuneration. tion of the committee were de- Milton F. Untermeyer, who has Mr. Dinlcefeptel asked Mr. Ciof- layed, there would be insufficient 9 9 provided the major opposition to Pi to revise his proposal to first time before the July 1 re-organi- Mr. Cioffi's plan, City Attorney direct the attorney to explore the zational meeting for adequate 'We d Like to Help Sooner Louis R. Aikins was directed by legal ramifications of the move. study. Mr. Dinkelspiel concurred with council to draw an ordinance Mr. Cioffi answered that he had TRENTON — "We'd like to ing wheel, already covered with less on the seat. YES, BY ALL MEANS — Next weok has been proclaimed Mr: Mazra, urging that the com- which would amend the city's ad- devoted a great deal of time help sooner," Brendan T. Byrne, a grey first aid blanket, was Youth Employment Service I YES) W»»k by th» mayors mittee be given the green light "I felt tor a pulse. There was ministrative code. The ordinance, studying Hie proposal and as- Essex County prosecutor, told the huddled the body of a youth. He because the study will not cost none," the officer's report read. of nine local communities. Little Silver's Charles W. if passed, could conceivably hit sured Mr. Fourth Annual Governor's Safety had died instantly, a victim of Dinkelspiel that the dty money. I covered her body with an Stephens, left, and Red Bank's Benedict R. Nicosia did it Mr. Aikins hard in the pocket- proposal's wording would Conference here yesterday. immature judgment further other blanket," it concluded. book. commit the city to any one direc- Mr. Cioffi added that placing He described the scene, read- clouded by alcohol. Jointly yesterday. Pair Haven, Earontown, Shrewsbury, the committee in the hands of Prosecutor Byrne wasn't mat The code reads that the city tion. ing from a policeman's report. The policeman bent over ng this up. New Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Township, Middletown and attorney "shall not" be paid a ward members would take thi There was a smashed station young girl — someone's teen- Mr. Qoffi's second proposal, to legal fees issue out of the "realm The Alcohol Factor Keansburg took parallel action. YES is celebrating its fixed salary. Under the amend- establish the study committee, wagon. Behind its twisted steer- age daughter — who lay motion- of politics in which it has been In Essex County in the last ment, the "shall not" wouM be met with a more positive reac- first anniversary as a non-profit organization operating placed." 30 days, he told his audience of 'enlaced by the word "may." tion from council aWiough Mayor He suggested a three man com- nearly 2,000, there haw been 14 from the Red Bank YMCA. If has been the most success- To Study Methods Untermeyer, at first, suggested mittee, excluding himself, be se- deaths in which alcohol has been ful chapter in the state in finding seasonal «nd part tims that it be held until the next After that motion'was carried, lected by the mayor. He added meeting when Mr. George is pre- significant factor. employment for young people. council unanimously adopted a that he didn't want to be the one State's Road Toll measure establishing a committee sent. The prosecutor praised (he to choose (he committee. courts for their helpful attitudes. of five ward counoilmen to study Mr. George left the meeting The mayor then offered his de- The State Supreme Court es- methods of paying the city at- following the first motion's pass- sign tor a five man committee. pecially, he said, has aided In torney and to prepare t report e Marthoro to Appeal * - Composed of all the ward coun- Already Tops '64's defining factual patterns in by June 15. Councilman Mazza objectej d to cilmen except Mr. Cioffi. drunk driving cases, making it Besides the mayor's the only the delay, pointing out that Mr. This plan was embraced by the easier to prosecute. otter nay vote on the first pro- Cioffi had stipulated that the com. council. Court Rule on Permits posal came from councilman Two recent Supreme court MARLBORO — This township Samuel A. Marks. Councilmen Gathering Told cases have, for instance, estab- Judge Mariano that the township will fight the ruling of Superior had no right to withhold build- Walter J. George and Edgar N. lished drunkometer test results TRENTON — The score was.ernor continued, and we hang on Court Judge Gene.R. Mariano of ing permit* In the 57-lot sec- Dinkelspiel abstained. Norris and Ruth White as valid, almost conclusive evi- 288 to 281 as of- yesterday* the our TV sets watching rescue ef- dence. The senior court also has the U.S. Homes Case. tions 1-A and 1-8 of Marlboro Besides Mr. Otoffi's affirmative The Township Council last West. Final approval had been votes were cast by CouncUmeo day of Gov. Richard J. Hughes' forts for a single trapped miner. ruled that a defendant can be night authorized its attorney, Jo- granted U.S. Homes Dec. 27 Vincent J. Mazza, Robert Perm Fourth Annual Traffic Safety But we don't seem to care found guilty of drunk driving To Get CWV Awards Conference. about nearly 50,000 people dead seph T. Grause, to "prepare and 1963, under the administration of and conuctlwomao Lucy J. Wil- regardless of the alcohol con- on our highways. file a notice of appeal to the former Mayor Joseph A. Lan- son. ATLANTIC CITY — James J. While nearly 2,000 people from tent of his blood if he is proved Superior Court, appellate divi zaro. Judge Mariano directed that The measure would apply both Norris of Avenue of Two Rivers, all parts of the State hammered What is the state administra- to have drunk enough liquor so lion, from the summary judg building permits be issued on the to lite city attorney and his as- Rumson, was named one of three out ideas tor reducing the high- tion doing about the ever-growing that his co-ordination and men- ment granted by the Superior 20 applications that had been sistant, who now is Jacob Rand persons who will be honored here way carnage which last year ex- highway death problem? tal faculties are "deleteriously af- Court/ made. Mayor Untermeyer originally next month by the state Catholic tinguished 1,074 lives in New Jer- "Fifty-four per cent of all traf fected." War Veterans. sey, this year's total crept up fie fatalities involve an alcohol In a decision rendered Feb. Mr. Grause first took issue wanted the proposal tabled for Another recent Supreme Court to 28&—seven more than at this factor," Gov. Hughes stated flat- 19, Judge Mariano ruled that with the court's ruling when it further study in mucus sessions Commander Prank R. Wesolow- decison has established that a time in 1964. ley. His administration, he said, (he township must issue building was less than one week old. At "I think this is more important ski announced that honors also drunkometer test may be re- This year's toll could have is pushing—so far, unsuccessful- permits for 20 homes in dispute that time, he explained: than it looks," he declared. will be bestowed on 'Msgr. Jo- quired of a suspect; it Is not an been 280, but for the frightful ly—the "implied consent" bill, in Section One of Marlboro West, "In my opinion, Judge Mariano Question of Tenure seph A. Dooling, pastor of St. invasion of privacy nor an In- developed by U.S. Homes. Mr. DinkelspieJ questioned Francis Xavier Catholic Church, crash Tuesday on Rt. 1 near which would require every driver stance of illegal gelMncrimina- is faulty. He entirely omitted Newark Airport which killed a Mr. Grause noted that negotia- whether the action would place Newark, and Miss Ruth White of suspected of drunk driving to tion. reference to the township build- mother and seven of her tions between the builder and the the attorney's post under tenure. Perth Amboy, Broadway stage submit to a chemical sobriety test These actions of the courts are ing code which prohibits the is- nine children. township still are in progress, but suance of more than 10 building Mr. ASdns answered that it would and television star. or lose his license. good, the prosecutor said. They Attorney Gen. Arthur J. Sills that last night was the last pub- permits at one time. The judge not Msgr. Dooling will receive the Despite the fact that 87 per help convict drunken drivers. cited this accident as he opened lic meeting when he could be made on mention of this ordi- Pursuing the matter further, unit's "For God Award." Mr. cent of more than 1,500 replies yesterday's all-day conference in "But," the prosecutor repeat, authorized to file an appeal. nance. Mr. Dinkelspiel asked if payments Norris will receive the "For to a questionnaire sent out by the wood^paneled auditorium of Mr. Sills before yesterday's con- ed, "we'd like to help sooner." There are 45 days allowed from "I feel that the judge's opinion to the attorney under the Country Award," and Miss White the War Memorial Building. ference favored such a bill, the the time the decision is put into of summary judgment has amended code could be construed will be the recipient of the "For Month For Effort measure has never yet been re- the form of a court judgment and grounds for appeal. I disagree as salary, and if so, would that Home Award." Mr. Sills designated May as the ported out of committee. appeal can be made. quite vehemently," make tenure applicable. Mr. Ai. Mr. Norris is assistant to the Case Load month for a special effort to keep Gov. Hughes expressed hope The court ruling in question Two months later, the appeal is kins said he was unable to an executive director of Catholic revoked list drivers and those that the poll would help persuade deals with the decision from underway,. swer without researching the sub- Relief Services-National Catholic with no driver's licenses off the the Republican legislature to ject. Welfare Conference. He was lay Of Litigation highways. enact the "implied consent" Mr. Cioffi interjected, assert- auditor at Ecumenical Council James J. Norris measure. ing Uiat Mr. Allans' first re- and was the only English- The driver of the Rt. 1 death Election Campaign sponse had indicated that the po- speaking layman to address the guided "My Fair Lady" there car-the husband of the dead wife The administration, largely Going Down and the father of the seven dead through the efforts of Ned J. sition would not come under ten- council. His address on world last year and the "Sound of Mu- LONG BRANCH - City Attor. ure. Mr. Cioffi added that there poverty, however, was made In sic" this year. children—surrendered his license Parsekian, consultant to the gov- is a significant difference be- flawless Latin. Msgr. Dooling is archdiocesan ... 1981 when he was unable to ernor on teenage drinking, has ney Louis R. AiMns said last Starts to Heat Up pay a judgment resulting from a tween the terms, wages, salary Miss White, who won an Emmy director of the Mount Carmel consistently urged New York night that "the city's case load of previous accident, the attorney KEANBBURG — The election The candidates said that "at a and fees. Award for her part in Little Guild of Bergen County. State officials to raise the drink- litigation will be considerably re- general reported. ing age there from 18 to 21, the campaign shifted in high gear previous meeting, in questioning "I'm not particularly crazy Moon of Alban, has directed The convention will begin May duced during 1965." here yesterday as incumbent our recent attempt to procure about putting anyone under ten- He asked co-operation from governor went on. shows at Red Bank Catholic High 14 at the Ambassador Hotel. It In a report to City Council, Mr. Councilmen T. Edward Kinlin and bus service for the borough, the ure," he declared. the public in thwarting revoked- "Gov. Rockefeller has said he School, She and her brother will adjourn May 16. Aikens said that the city's legal Martin C. Lohsen charged the mayor, by his remarks Uiat the list and non-licensed drivers. would now sign such a bill," Gov. mayor with initiating another idea was 'uneconomical and "Some months ago I appealed Hughes reported. department now has three cases "political vendetta" against couldn't work out' may well have 9 for letters from the public telling The number of fatal accidents outstanding. These include one them. ruined the whole plan. 2 Top Prizes at Elks Youth Day of revqked-list drivers and those and those causing serious injury trial case involving the Board of with no driver's licenses," Mr. involving teenagers who drive Adjustment, which is being han- In a prepared statement both "His philosophy is that if I I got a good re- dled by Assistant City Attorney men rapped Mayor Louis T. Col- can't do it, nobody can, Sills recalled, across the New York border to tichio, ST., for his remarks made sponse for a while, but it's drink legally has been increasing Jacob Rand; one trial case invol- 'His failure to attend recent Will Go to Gesine Brueckmann ving a council condemnation or- at a news conference Tuesday stopped, now. There are no more steadily year by year. during which he endorsed three council meetings and urban re- RED BANK - Gesine M. After a parade through Red Jr., of 38 Lippincott Rd., Little letters and phone calls," the at- Driver Education der, which he is handling him- candidates for election to the newal meetings has put him out Brueckmann of 35 Standish Rd., Bank, in which the award win- Silver, a first place winner torney general said. Driver education In high self, and an appeal in the Ap- of touch with the borough's prob- pellate Division which he and Borough Council on May 11. Little Silver, a senior at Red ning students: will ride in open scholarship. They, too, are se- Not liking to 'squeal' is kid schools is also being pressed by terns. Mr. Rand are handling jointly. Mayor Fires Back Bank High School,: will be the oars, fte prizes will be awarded niors Red Bank High School. stuff," he went on. 'We're the Hughes administration. Few- H the mayor had attended The mayor also ripped Into twice-honored star of Elks Na- at ceremonies at Red Bank Ath- grown up, now—and we don't er than half the state's high Since Jan., I, Mr. Aikins said, urban renewal meetings he would Second place scholarship Mr. Kinlin and Mr. Lohsen and tional Youth Day, to be held here letic Field. want these people driving on our schools have driver education no new suits have been encoun- not raise dubious questions about awards were won by Anne B. their records over the past four May 1. Also receiving M00 bonds will highways. . .1,074 people were programs; in schools that do, the tered by the city. a contractor and his plans for Miss Brueckmann will receive Thomas of 470 River Rd., Fair years. be Arnold M. Howitt at 276 Pros- killed in New Jersey last year- courses are not compulsory. In the period from July 1, 1961, the Gnandview area. $100 savings bonds for winning Haven, a student at Rumson- He accused Mr. Kinlin of be- pect Ave., Little Silver, winner more than three times as many Gov. Hughes said he will con- to Dec. 31, 1964, he said, the "You can't be in Keansburg the Elks' first place awards in Fair Haven, and Gordon R. Ho- ing a traitor by joining forces of the boys' leadership first place as in Viet Nam." tinue to push for a statewide city's legal department had han- and in Montvale at the same leadership and scholarship. das of 135 Branch Ave., Red with Mr. Lohsen and the latter of award, and Richard G, Balmer, Asks Punishment program. "Driver education is dled and concluded M major time." Bank, of Red Bank High. ruining the dignity of the com- Mr. Sills urged enforcement preparation for survival," he litigation matters. munity during his term in of- Assail Opponents The event, sponsored by Red agencies to damp down and commented. But greater parental fice. ; Both Mr. Kinlin and Mr. Loh- Sandman Picks Shebell Bank Lodge of Elks, is being asked magistrates-"to mete out cooperation and stUfer parental Notice planned under the co-chairman- In their statement, both men sen took issue with the three the strongest punishment possi- regulation are required to im- I will not be responsible for any branded the mayor's remarks as candidates endorsed by the may- ship of Patrick J. Vacarelli and ble" to those illegal drivers. prove teenage driving attitudes, Edmund Hanlon. They said grand debts contracted by my wife an example of his "bizarre de- or. They are Thomas P. Ken- For Monmouth Drive Praising Mr. Sills as a man he added. Elizabeth Farwell. tire for publicity and his ego. nedy, Planning Board chairman, . NBWIAKK - Mayor Thomas F. The mayor could not be reached marshal Garwood Phifer will of "personal concern—and, I be- The attorney general's po" lead the parade to the athletic Theodore FarweU centric approach to the people and Daniel McLoone, and An- Shepell of Asbury Park will bead for comment. lieve, personal sleeplessness" in showed 91 per cent of the re Adv. of the borough." thony Auer, members of the field at 1:30, p.m. A new unit his attitude toward mounting the campaign in Monmouth Coun- Shebell u not seeking re-elec- plies in favor of compulsory driv- The cound'imen said lite mayor Board of Health. Don this year. this year will be the Phantom state traffic deaths, Gov. Hughes er education before licensing, (he Dog Vaccination ty for Sen. Charles W. Sandman, Riders of Shrewsbury. had done nothing during Ms ad- They charged Mr. Kennedy, as When told about the move by outlined New Jersey's traffic governor reported. Clinic tonight. West Long ministration but "alieniate and chairman of the board, with try- Jr., Cape May, who Is running Sandman, Monmouth GOP chair- Leadership and scholarship program. A bill providing such compul Branch Firehouse, Numbers 1 harass federal, state, county and ing to ursurp the power of the in the Republican primary for man J. Russell Woolley, who alto winners from all eight Elks dis- He said that after serving more sory driver education has never and 2. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.—Adv. municipal officials and anyone council on a number of occasions governor, against Sen. Wayne Du- attended the dinner, remarked: tricts, in the state have been in- than three years as governor, he got out of committee. - else that dared to h«ve a view and Mr. McLoone and Mr;- Auer "Well, MayorJShebel! also sup- is amazed'that concerned as peo- Mr. Sam If-, Warren County. vited to participate, and Hie More successful have been ad- contrary to his own.'t with using the health board tr ported Democratic Gov. Hughes' statewide winners will get their ple are about poverty, discrimina- ministration measures passed Sen. Sandman, attending Is proud to announce the open- "Even members of Us own Impose their wills in matters not g the (750 million bond issue in 1963, awards. tion, and other social ills, "there crtating a division of traffic con- ing of his exciting new beauty party on all levels," said the under the board's province. .^publicans' HHOO-a-plstl e ddinner and it didn't help one bit." has not been a corresponding war trol within the division of State They are Diane J«ne Fuohsof salon, Mr. Savino Hairdressers, candidates, "have felt Ms IH-tnan- "The mayor can call all thf Sere last night, sponsored by the The county steering committee against traffic deaths." Police; and a law providing man- of West Englewood and Otto G. 183 E. Newman Springs Rd., nered barbs because they dared press conferences lie mats," SOP state committee, told The endorsed Sen. Dumont lor gov- datory training of police officers, Stall of Ocean Grove, seniors, at "Perhaps we are numbed by Sunday April 25. Old friends and to disagree with hint." •aid Mr. Lohseo »nd Mr. KSnHn," ernor, last w*ek. Gov: Hughes went on. Teanecfc and Neptune I stttUttSes,'.' tWgalvernor;weht on. new customers are cordially in- Both cwncihnen-said the may- sndih* can measure every lncr "I'H give you a scoop. Mayor Sandman and Domont sat, "We havfrtheioWa to regulate JM Schools, respectively, ' i "But statistics are real and very vited. Refreshment*. 741-6851. •r was taking credit for all ibs o-*f newspape•"r- prin- -*t •-•--<-»*••-' •-•- -hebeH of Asbury Parts wffl be by. sTde at a table" near the dais brutal," lie added. and substantially diminish deaths -Adv. r ~i ..... „ H . m rf da l mi 1 ah- a Improvements made (n , name'- but Hi. time Is ram*) to _ the dinner last night 'Youth Day wilt conclude With He called the nationwide traffic on the highway," tht governor *•«»*; desfptt U " , they oot Tfie people .of Keatwbur die Roixrt trett how. j schotarcihKrtesdenHp recogni- d*ith: (oil; wh,ich Approaches said: "This isbne of the terrible ' ovw M Wt «igM; yews 'art It WM iatrtiad (Ml Sudknu They.tmiled and talked amlca- tion dance at the lodgge home, 50,000 yearly, "catastrophic'* < diseases* ct modern urban so- Wise eooaefa to show their distp Hyw'w thinking ota car, think /isited SbabaJI lajt Weone#i»y btf anfrtoofel anyftlng but Ilka West Front St., Saturday «v» ,'.W,e him .whole air fleets loose ciety; and we've just sot to of- McC^ ChgChang** atUU provsi at tht pita." and ' tofugbrfvtkk.^friiirtry fight ning. l tost airman, the gov- cure it," he concluded. TELEVISION • THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINING OUT 23, 1965 THE DAILY BECI5TEH IllWili: Ijifl: opening remarks. Marshall Bush, organist of St. George's Church, Organ will be the host, and Arthur J The Second 'Harlow' Reines, organist of the Evangeli- Television Highlights cal Lutheran Church of the Atonement in Asbury Park, is in 1:55-4:15 (11) — Baseball, New York South and was burdened by the love he bore Stars Carroll Baker MatiM* 2—Erciiiof 7-9.30 Recital charge of the arrangements. Yankees vs. Los Angeles Angels, from for his home. "I love it and I hate it, but s By BOB THOMAS night's absence. Her ailment In addition to his church du- Yankee Stadium. I will still defend it even if I hate it." HOLLYWOOD (AP) - In the was attributed to a virus, but ties, Mr. Thomas is organist of 8:30-9:30 (2) - The Great Adventure. Tune in. interests of fair play, it is only cynics in the crowd figured she mmnm the Pasadena Symphony orches- Sunday "Go Down Moses." (Repeat). A suspenseful 10-11 (2) — Slavery's People. "Question: right that we pay a visit to the was suffering from scriptitis. tra and on the faculty of Pomona entry end a good, earnest effort all around. What Is Truth?" (Repeat). Impressive entry Joseph E. Levine "Harkw." The Levine "Harlow" was RUMSON - Ladd 'niomas, or- College in California. He U fly- Ruby Dee, Ethel, Waters, and Ossie Davis that epened the series and worth a look If you were paying any atten- shooting this week at Para- I Leave ganist of the First Methodist ing to the shore area for this con- star in this 1850 tale about Harriet Tubman, if you missed it before, Slattery,' an earnest tion at all, you will recall that mount, where Ponderqsa had Church of Glendale. Calil., will cert and returning to California the first woman conductor in the Underground minority leader, is forced to investigate a directly afterward last week we observed thft Elec- moved over to make room for Next Week! present an organ redtal Sunday Railroad, as she gathers up her strength highly respected member of the legislature tronovision "Harlow," which Mr. Thomas hag appeared as the mansion of a fabulous movie at 4 pjm. »t St. George's-by-4he- to make her first trip North with escaping lor alleged misconduct in office. Richard was speeding along with Carol organ recitaiist at national and tycoon who started the actress River Episcopal Church. slaves on board. Crenna as Slattery and James Whitmore as Lynley as Jean. That Version TTiis recital, which is sponsored regional conventions of the „ the accused do extremely well by their roles. off on her career (guess who?). S: 30-8:36 (4) — Danny Thomas Special. will be greeting movie custom- A portion of the "Bonanza" set by the Monmouth Chapter, American Guild of Organists 10-11 (4) - Jack Pair Show. Highlights Talents close to Danny star in his final special ers next month. remained at the side of the I Plus 4 other American Guild of Organists, is throughout the country. His re- 1 of the season. There * Andy Griffith talking include a familiar but biting Nichols and May The other version is taken * Academy Awards! * part of the chapter's Artist Re- cital Sunday will include works stage. about Columbus, Mary Tyler Moore showing skit about a man attempting to arrange an from the best-selling book which cital Series. It is being presented by Michael Praetorim, Johann S, Miss Baker was rehearsing a off her lovely dancing legs, Carl Reiner ask- inexpensive funeral; an amusing bit about two Mr. Levine bought and then dis- free of charge to the public. [Bach, Louis Daquin, Cesar scene in which she raced from ing Mel Brooks (the 2000 year old man) about desperately fatigued truck drivers trying to owned, declaring that his movie Mrs. Barbara Fielder Mount, Franck and Paul Hindemith. the mansion, holding up the torn the origin of applause, and Danny being in- stay awake, by Bob Dishy and Dick Schaal wouldn't dish the same dirt. The dean of the chapter, will present front of her dress, after spurn- structive about his grandfather's drinking of the "Second City" troupe; and a visit from enterprising Bostonian aimed "Bonanza's" Lome Greene with tales and ing the producer's advances. problem. Also, there's another production his "Harlpw" at the box office She joined her agent, played by segment featuring Andy, Danny and Mary films of the Cartwrights dubbed In foreign with deliberate speed, but he languages abroad. (Color). Red Buttons, who had put her Red Banink AreMIVa« all imitating Charlie Chaplin. (Color). won't be able to beat the other up t o the stunt so she could 1D-11 (7) - 12 O'clock High. "P.O.W." one, which was made and cut in break her contract. 8:15-10:25 (13) — Pscem In Terrls. "The Part I. Interesting first half of a two-part Terms of Coexistence: Mutual Interest and long scenes with electronic TUES. drama In which General Savage and part of cameras. The actress looked wan but Mutual Trust." A distinguished panel dis- believable in the role she pre- his crew ball out over enemy territory and Joe has had another problem: cusses the problems Involved in achieving are taken prisioner. The "Stalag 17" plot viously essayed in "The Carpet- APRIL co-existence with Senator J. William Ful- Carroll Baker. She returned to baggers," practice perhap: is familiar but it's presented in high-adventure the film this week after a fort- 27 bright acting as chairman, and Lord Caradon terms snd acted with style by a good cast leading to perfection. She Hubbard Avt., River Pkm of the United Kingdom, Deputy Prime Including Robert Lansing, Alt Kjollin . and stopped by for a brief hello. JUUEDtCK Aw. Sraattr Red hmk Jaycm Minister Abba Eban of Israel, Xavier Daniau Donald Harron. of the French National Assembly, historian "When it becomes recurring, ANDREWS • VAN OYKE WORLDS LARGEST Arnold Toynbee, and Yevgenyj Zhukov of the 19-11 (11) — Harness Racing,, from it's awfully hard to kick," she fECHIKOUK* Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. partic- Yonke-rs Raceway. remarked. (The virus? Har- 10:3(1-12:15 (13) — Pacem in Terrls. "Im- low?) ipating, PERFORMANCES plications of Pacem In Terris for U.S. Interviews were taboo in her SATURDAY and SUNDAY 8-10 (S) - "William Faulkner's Missis- Policies." The final program of the series weakened .condition, an aide 2-4:30-7.9:30 sippi." An artistic achievement and a pene- offers a summary of the convention and a informed me , The silent sex trating study of the enigma called the South. discussion of its sessions with Henry R. Luce symbol retired to her dressing |! Tlu combination of William Faulkner's words of Time Magazine as chairman, and Senators room. spoken by the soft but drama-laden voice Eugene McCarthy, George McGovern and RED BANK Director Gordon Oliver spoke of Montgomery Clift, and on-docation films Claiborne Pell, George Sinister, Eugene CARLTON- Mary Popping 2:10; 7:00: 9:30. confidently of making the June of the Mississippi land Faulkner memorialized Burdick and Jerome Frank participating, SAT. 4 SUN.—Mary Popplni 2:00 23 opening which Levine has •1:40; 7:10; 8:40. Ladd Thomas in his novels, adds up to a startling descrip- 11:3M (4) - Tonight. Johnny Carson promised for his "Harlow." The JOHN WAYNE tion of the South, "saturated" by the con- EATONTOWN has Ethel Merman and Buddy Hackett along director admitted the other ver- 1 THE WORLD ITS FIELD! tinued presence of the "Civil War" through COMMUNITY— "CIRCUS WORLD ITS TRIUMPHS REACH as his featured guests, plus country-western Circui World 2:10; 7:10; »:40. sion "will make a few kopeks," Theater Party Slated tales, monuments, and games. Faulkner comics Homer and Jethro and singer Frankie SAT. & SUN.—circui WorlJ 2:10; but he figures it won't hold a BEYOND THE SEAS! struggled with the evils of racism in the 4:40; 7:15; BUS. By Trinity Mothers' Fannelll on the schedule too. (Color). DRfVE-IN- candle to the. Baker vehicle. FRI. i 8AT.-If« t MvJ. Mad. Mad. •00 PCOPLI Worn 8:30; 11:24. As for any script difficulties, • tLlfll HAITI RED BANK - Trinity Mothers BUN.—It'a a. Hid, Hid, Had, Uld he said: "Complete lies, I don't uoraramas Battling 20 Lloni World 7:25: 10:25. •nd B«nt»l Tfiari dub will sponsor a theater party Complete Program Listings know why people pick on this 200 ANIMALS May 4 to the Paper Mill Play- FREEHOLD girl so much. I'm telling you, Channel t WCBS-TV ! * 7 FRANCONIS Channel S WNEW-TV Channel 9 WOR-TV FREEHOLD- Carroll is the one who doesn't | tS ELEPHANTS house, Millburn, for the musical Clrcui World 7:20; 9:45. World'a Qrettoet Channel 4 WNBC-TV Channel 7 WABC-TV want to change the script. I 4,000 SEATS Bartback Ridsr* Channel 11. .WPM-TV SAT.-Clrcm World 2:20;. 4:50; 7:30; "Most Happy Fella." Proceeds 9:55. change the start or finish of a FRIDAY ' 11—Chuck McCann—Children 5-DetectlvM-PollM SUN.-Olrcue World 2:00; 4:40; 7:05; World Famous will be used tor charity. AFTERNOON 1J-World of Music 7-12 O'clock High 9:35. scene to get a little heart, a lit- }MM Idl Email Mrs. George Trevett and Mrs. J—Lovt of Life—Serial J:oo 11—Ham«s Raclnn—Yonker* ASBURY PARK tle laugh, and she asks me if it MAHEELEPmNTS 4—Call My Blulf-Gomt 2~Pllm—The Palsface— 10:55 Bob Hope-90 mln. LYRIC— shouldn't stay as it is." George DeGirolamo are chair- 7—Donna R«(t—Comedy W-Newi-Robert Pom Nothing But a Man 7:25: 9:35. •—Memory Lorn—Jo« Franklin •-Film—Thunderlieao—Son of Fllcko— SAT.-Kiddle Matlnej: Oeronlroo 2:00; men in charge of reservations. 11:15 ' Roddy McDowell— I hr., 25 mln. n-.n Notnlng But a Man 2:00; 4:00; 5:50; HOW • 2:30 & 8:30 2—N«w*—Robert Trout 7— Film— Kangaroo— 5—Harry S. Truman 7:50; 10:00. To Present 2 Films ALL SEATS RESERVED • POPULAR PRICES Bus departure will be from the 11:30 Maureen O'Horo—1 hr., 25 mln. 13—Pacem In Terrls SUN.-Klddle Matlnpe: Qeronlmo 2:00; Catholic Welfare Bureau, 145 2—Search for Tommorrow «~Mlk» Douglas-Variety 11:« Nothing But a Man 2:00; 3:45; 5:30: ACADEMY RESERVED AND ADMISSION TICKETS, 4—I'll Ber-Gomt It-Beachcomber Bill J-Neira—Jim Jenien 7:35; 9:45. At Fine Arts Festival ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT Maple Ave., at 7 p.m. 7-Fotner Knowl Belt 13—Once Upon A Day—Cltlldrtn 4—News—Fronk McGse MAYFAIR- 8 AWARDS 5-Ne.vl WEST LONG BRANCH — Pro- '1—Bwckaroo 500— Buck Wsaver i:M Clrcui World 2:10; 7:00; 9:40. INCLUDING 11:41 11-Three Stooges-Comedy 7-News-BIII Beutel SCOTT-REXALL »-New»-Wlnoale. Klernul SAT. * SUN.-Clraii World 2:00; fessor Harold H. Alexander, fes- The famous murals at Lascaux, i-Guldlnj Light—Serial 13-Whot'i Ntw—Children BEST PICTURE II—Dick Tracy-Cartoon Il-Newv-Martln O'Hora I 4:55; 7:15; 0:50. tival chairman, announced yester- DRUG France, reveal that raisins ex- EVE NINO 11:10 ll:» «:M 4-Weother—Tex Antolne ST. JAMES- day that two films, "Carnival in BEST ACTOR n BROAD ST.. RED BANK isted prehistorically )n France •-Newt—Roy Sdierer 5—Mickey Mouse Club . 5—Film—Command Decision— FRI. SAT. 4 BUN.—lly Fair Lady Flanders," and "Potemkin," will 1:00 11—Newt—Kevin Kennedy Clark Gable—2 hrj., TO mln. 2:30; 8:30. 7— Leave It to Beaver 13—Operation Alphabet II 11—Weather—Marilyn Grey COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE be shown during the Monmouth 4-Everythlna'i Relative 4:10 11:15 College Festival of Fine Arts. s—Cartoons—Children 11—Local News—John Tlllman 4-Local Nevvj—Jim Hart: SHORE DRIVE-IN- 7— R*bm Flylna— 9—Train Wast—Drama 1l:N FRI. * SAT.—Thou Callow»y« 2:30; AbboH and ceil.llo-» ml/*. ll~Supermon—Adventure 4—Johnn Carson 1:15: >:S5. In the late 1800s, one:third of kxiny Hapbura - R«« Hafrii»» 11—Newi 1J—En Francois— Lesion lltID BUN.—Those Callowayj a:J5; • 4:48; 7:20; 9:35. all books v/ere paperbound. l'4el <:45 11—Stor .Theflter-JV'amfl ' >i. ' CHOICE SEATS ON SALE ll-Yonkee Warm-up 7—Newi—Peter Jennings '" i- !2:5S BRJCKTOWN »-News and Weoltier V3S <:55 BRICK PLAZA— ' FpR ALL PERFORMANCES CIRCUS 4-New»-FI«yil Kalber 2-Edltorlal-Mlchoel Keating ATLANTIC 11-Baseball-Yankeej vi. Angela <—Weather—Pot Hernon Cheyenne Autumn 7:00; 9:35. 2:00 7:00 4—News-Geoffrey Pond flAT. A SUN.—Cheyenne Automn THEATRE ;—Film—mil is Nof o Test— 1—Panword—Gome 2-Newt-Waller Cronklt* •• 2:00; 4:10; 7:15; 9:50. • AtlAhtlc Itichlunds—Tel. JIM-HIM 4-Momeot of Truth—serial a *—New>—Huntley, Brlnkliy Seomon Glos*—1 fir., 25 mln. LAURELTON 7—Flume In Hie Wind—Serial 7—Jbnny Quest—Cartoon 1:05 DRIVE-IN- NOW • THRU SATURDAY 11—Maallll Gorilla—Cartoora I-Fllm—The Jon Slnper- FKL SAT. ft BUN.-Clrcui World TICKETS *-Houie Porty-Ll'nliletter 13-rCompleat Gardener Donny Tnsmoi-t-5 hn. 7:09; 12:00;: Raid en Beneath tho S;a «-Doctor»-s«rlol 7:10 HIS »:4O. AVAILABLE ATl 7—Day In Court— Drama t— Rawhide—Western *-Fllm—By The Light of thi Sllwry JAMUMMoT 4— International Showtime - Moon—Doris Day—2 hrs. S-Nlm 1M t:M • North of Bed Bank 1 $—Thin Man-Mystery • CHRIS DELICATESSEN T-Xmt-Marlent Sanders 7—Fllnftlonej—Cartoon • VffiNUSI 483 W. Froit St., River Plata 1:00 *-Fllm-Gorgo . • 1:JO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OMMOHity J—To Tell the Truth —Bill rravers—90 mln. S— Film—Western Union- • ATLANTIC SUPERAMA ^-Another World-Serial ll~Fllnv-Wlnp» Over AMco- Randolph Scott—1 hr., 50 mln. ATLANTIC- 3:10 How Id Murder Your Wife 7:00; 9:15. HOW TO (Toy Department! S~P«ter Gunn-Myittry 13—Science Reporter SAT.—Kiddle Show 2:00; How to 7—General Hospital—Serial 1:00 1-Fllm—Weekend at the Waldorf— Murder Your Will 7:00; 9:15. , - ' Shrewsbury Av»., New Shnwtbary *-^/amM Beard—Women 5-77 Sonuf Strip—Mystery Lara Turner—2 nr$., 35 mln. BUN.-Send Me No Flowers 2:0O; MURDER 3:U 7—Farrner's Daughter SATURDAY 5:55; 10:00; llnrnle 3:45; 7:45. • PARKE DRUG J-N«w—Douglas Edwards 13~A*useum Open Home MORWNO SI Bread St.. Red Bank1 I:J» »:» HAZLET t J-Edge of NlgM—Serial 2—Great Adventure—Drama 7-News LOEWS DRIVE-IN- • EMMONS' MARKET •-Yog Don't Soyl-Game «—Danny Thomos—Vorlth/ <:N FRI. 4 SAT.—Cartcwn 7:00; Houee Highway 35, Mlddletown 5—Cartoonj-Chlldren 7—Addams Family 2—Sunrise Semester Boat 7:07: Circus World 9:15; Younj TEOfWG0LOS''^SWra) ARTISTS 7-Youno Married-Serial 11—Thriller—Mystery 7—Prolecl KnoW-rJucollon' Fury 11:30. at his touohestt •~5|m-Tlie Naked Gun- Il-News—Gory Gllson 7:M BUN.—Cartoons 8:00: circus World Wlllard Parker-W mh. • 1:15 2-The Word-Blhle Study 8:21: 12:30; Houu Btmt 10:45. KID SHOW SAT. AT 2 Sponsored by Greater Red Bank Jaycees W-Bookj tor Our Time 13—Pacem In Terrls 4—Modern Former PLAZA- 4*09 not 7—Projed Know— Education Clrcui World .7:00; B:35. "THE MAGIC SWORD" Mecret Storm—Serial 5-Faulkner's World-Speclol 7:M SAT. A SUN.—circui World a:15: {-Match Came 7-Valentlne's Day J-Tollle Putpeh 4:50;. 7:25: 10:0O. 5—Attroboy—Cartoon 9—Danger Is My Business 7— Film—Unturned Heiress—- SAYRE WOODS AND "DINASAUROS" CIRCUS DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 27 7-Trallmaitir-WMtvn 9:10 Judy Canovd—91 mln. 2-Gomif Pyle, USMC l:» IAYHE WOODS- Sunday - Monday - Tuesday River Pltna Circui Grounds, Hubbard Avenue It-Yankee Wrop-up' 4-%tack Benny—Comedy J-AlltWr Mayor— CMMran ThB Satan Bus 7:15; 9:20. 4-Crusodrr Rabbit SAT.-Clrcui World 2:00: Salin Bua 2 BIG HITS! Twlc* dally, 4 and 8 p.m. (Doon open 3 and 7) 4:15 7—FDR—Documentary 4— Newt—Nancy Dlrkerwn 9—Arrest and Trial—Drama «:M 5:40; 7:50; 9:50. 11—Tombstone Territory !—News ond Weothf r • SUN.—Circus World 2:00; 1:20; 6:40; ' ROCl&\D0RtS/ TOM t— Sea Hunt—Advenlure 10:00 1:11 9:00. 4—Doble Cllllt—Comedy 2—Slattery's People o—Film—Bondlt Ranger- PERTH AMBOY 5—Sandy Becker—Children •-Jack Paar—Variety Tim Holt-*O mln. HUDSON \Day/RaNDaii: •:H AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- J—Alvln—Cartoons FRI. A SAT,—Cartootn 7:00; Mary 4—TOD Cot—Cartoon Popplns 8:00; 11:17: Crulae or the Eagles 10:90. SeNDMenlo 5—Oolnlori In the Capital BUN.—Cartoons 8:45; Mary Popplna 7—Davey and Gofloth 7:45; 11:03; Cruli» of the Eaailei 11—Poising Pare*-—NesblH 10:44. 2—Tennessee Tuxedo MAJESTIC- • SWtra fctdw FmhctiOK • A IMttwl PktsK Open 4:30—Show Starts at 7 i—Hector Hsathcole FM. BAT. * BUN.—Circus World SCENIC DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 5—Cartoons—Children 2:00; 5:50; 9:40; Young Fury 4:15; PLUS - 2nd FEATURE STARTS TONITEI 7—Cartoons—Children «:1O. 11—Davey and eaimth m »:« EDISON STANLEYKRAMER 11—Communism—Lecture MENU) PARK CINEMA- 10:M Clrcui World 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 8:30. n * DINNER MUNYHEON * COCKTAILS 2—Quick Draw McGraw SAT.-Clrcus World 2:10; 4:40: 7:10: a *—Ufiderdoo—cartoon 9:40. t ""'ITS A * * MUSIC FRIDAY and SATURDAY h~ Cooklno—Bontempls gUN.-clrcu» World 2:00; 4:30: 7:00; 11-Thu Is »he Life— Religion >:30. 10.-M Complete Banquet Facilities J—Mlohfy Mouse—rartooni WOODBRIDGE 4—Flrefcoll XL-5-CJIIIdrns DRIVE-IN- . Telephone 291-1232 5—Just For Fun—Sonny Fox FBI. * SAT.—Circus World 7:15; BAKER 7—Lone Ranger—Western 11:20; Blood on the Arrow 9:45. 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Talk Butlnea U-Wonttd: Dasd or Alive , Atlantic Highlands, a commu *-Yancy Corrlnoer—Western H-Sporti Highlight! 7-HoMywood Palace nity chorus, will make its debul 1*4J 1 I—Tombstone Territory at an open house to be held by *-Locol New 1I:N 3—Guiumoke—Western the Republican Club Sunday. kMi 5—Film—That Certain Woman— The chorus has a membership 2*09 Bette Davls-1 hrs. *-E*tc*itlv« ChomD«r 9—June Hovoc—Vorlety of 27 and a repertoire which is 4—Film—Tht Runaway-- II—Film—Man-Eater ot Kumoan— large enough to allow the group Plerro BroMew—1 hr., 35 mln. SaDu-M mln. S-FUiti-The Street with No Nome— 11-St to schedule performances. The Mork Steven-M mln. 7-Cor M-Comedy chorus was started in January J-Bosrtoll-cordlmils w. Red U:N •—Flint— Iron Man— 2—New»—Tom Dunn and meets every Wednesday at Lew Aym-40 mln. «-Nevw-Merrlll Mueller 8 p.m. in the music room of the 7—New—Sob Young *-Ai bthere Sn Us 9—Film—Poyoso— local school. . . J;Qft; Luis Sandrlnl-*o mln. Robert B. Long is president of *-R»p«rto/rt Workshop •I:ia> I'M 4—Weather—Frank Field the Atlantic Highlanders. Hunter »—Musical Theatre . 11:11 SID CAESAR and Edi* Adams ar* man and wif« in Pollock is vice president In 5-Fllm—Soya of tti« City- J •-Local Ntm—Cmirtf Pond charge of performances. Mrs. •Bobby Jordan—A) mln. 7-Fllm-An Alfolr to Remember^ Stanley Kramer's star-encrusted all-time laugh hit "It's A ••-KInodoro ol ttw Sn Cary Grant—2 hrs. Ralph Curren is secretary-trea* , ' i:U Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," in Ultra Panaviiion and 4—Film—Pardon My Trunk— 2—Film—Mutiny on the Bounty- surer; Mrs. Long, librarian, and Vlttorlo De Slra-l Dr., 25 mln. Charles Uushton-S hri. Technicolor, which will be seen exactly n it was shown Gilbert Long, publicity chairman. • • • 3:35- Membership is handled by Mrs. t-Bo»ball-Met« vj. Glonh 4—Johnny Carson—Variety at ad/anced-price performances beginning today at the 11—Continental Miniatures Walter Coolick, and uniform de- J-Rlm—Thl Big Noise 1J*«O Eatontown Drive-In. sign and special effects are su- 11—Roller Derby S—Film—The Story of Loult Pasteur— Poul Muni—1 hr., 45 mln. pervised by Mrs. Howard Cot* *— Horn Race—Aqueduct ; 11—Big Picture—Army 3:10 trell. The Atlantic Highlanders ' ' 5*M 4—Your Senator Reports I-Flim—Words and Music— *-Hlm—Caotaln Blood n-.y 7—fleony and Ceclf—Cartoons Mickey Rooney—1 hrs., 10 mln. s directed by Joseph J. Szostak. Errol Flynn—I hri. 9—News ond Weather «—New York Report—Smith MONDAY Miss Patricia Means is piano 4—Film—Clwriie Chan's Murder Crulu 1:00 11 :M MORNINO —Sidney Toler—40 mln. 4—Desllu Playhouse—Drama 2—Camera Throe accompanist, and Gilbert Long, 1:15 4:00 5—Sondy't Hour—Children 4—Searchlight—interview 4—Education Exchange guitar accompanist. CLYDE AND RAYJA — Clyde BeaHy is pictured with hit famous tiger, Rayja, ons of 7-Wlde World of Sports 7_Fllm-The Frightened City— 7-Bullwlnkle 11—Peter Potomui—Cortoons Seon Connery—2 tin. •—Film—Gorge— Membership in the chorus 1:41 7-News tho featured acts in ths Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus, which fha Red Bank , 5:30 BUI Trovers—90 mln. . . . «:» spans a range from 13 to 65. 11—Brad• Dovli—Music 5—Community Dialogue 2:W 11:30 2-rSunrls« Stmester Members include Wilma Coolick, Jaycses are bringing io the "circus grounds" on Hubbard Ave., River Plaza, Tuesday. EVENING 4-FHm-Thot I May Live— 2—Legislative - Hearing 4—Bachelor Pother—Comedy CM Rochelle Hudson—«o mln. 7—Discovery '65—Children 7—Prelect Know—Education Susan Dray, Kathy DiGiovanni, Performances are at 4 and 8 p.m. Jmhoa I:«J AFTERNOON 7.00 Doris Griffin, Edna Harteorn, 4-New York Illustrated 2-News J-Newi and Wnther 5—Soupy Soles-Variety 1:10 11:M 4-Todoy Eleanor Havilland, Karen Mets- 11—Superman—Adventure J-FHm—The Juggler— 2—NewsmokerSf—Interview 7-Cartoonj-Chlldren ger, Robin Long, Adele Lundrl- <:N Kirk Douglas—l hr., 40 mln. 4-Youth Forum-Cokon 7:10 Il-Code Three-Police Organist's Recital Set 4—Local News—Gabt Pressman 1:43 5—Survey ot *n Arhi gan. Alma Pollock and Deborah 7—Film Feature 5—Waterfront— Drama U:os 0:00 LUIGI'S 7—New York, New York Shealy, sopranos; Addie Cottreil, 11-Clay Coil-Variety 1:50 2—Captain Kangoroo Marie Curren, Kate Long, Mitzi FINE (:u ' I-Fllm-Nlnolchko— 11:U 5-Sandy Becker-Children In Asbury Next Tuesday 4-Weolhef—Frank Field Greta Gorbo—2 hrs.. 10 mln. J-News-Mort Deon 11-Operatlon Alphabet II Long, Sharon Sedlar, Donna Mets- U:J» fc« I;1J ger and Jane Vaughan, altos; Italian . 4-Newl SUNDAY 2—Face the Notion—Interview J-Cortoonj-CtiUdren ASBURY PARK -Dave Nault Cinley-Glen Miller orchestra, hi 7:00 M0RNIN9 4-Mr. Wliaro-Sclence •:W Peter Harteorn, Robert Long 9—Film—Gorgo— 2—News—Tom Dunn 5—Romper Room—Children and Hunter Pollock, tenors; How- noted popular organist, will ap- joined the Baldwin representativ Restaurant *-Wt Academic-Art James !l Bill Trovers—90 mini Il-Cartooni-Clilldrtn 7-NeW. * * II—Sports Highlights pear at the Asbury Park store of in San Antonio, Tex. He is now S—Stoney Burke—Drams 7:00 0:40 ard Cottreil, Paul Davis, Anthony 7—Shlvaree—Variety 13:40 ll-Kukla,and Ollle—Puppets Niesen Music Center, Cookman staff organist for the Baldwin Pi 7—Christopher Program II—Yankee Worm-Up DiGiovanni, Raymond Havilland, FULL •-Film—Hercules— 7:15 11:15 and Grand Aves., Tuesday at ano and Organ Company, Cincin- $2-50 11-Cartoans-Chlldren Gilbert Long and Bruce Pollock, COURSE Sieves Reeves—90 mln. 4—Modern Farmer 7—Hews—Ed Joman p.m. sponsored by the Baldwin nati, traveling througout th 7!M 7:M II—Saseboll—Yonk»M vt. Angeli •:00 basses. DINNER t—Jacklt Gleason 5—Ctirlstopher Program 2-Love Thai Bobl—Comedy Organ Club. wuntry to entertain. He was an m* UP 1:00 4-Blrthday Houst-Chlldren *—Flipper—Drama 7-Thl« Is tht Answer I-Legislative Hearings—SpKlar 7-Klns Pomlly—VorJtJy 7—Gale Storm—Comedy A veteran of the entertainment official organist for the Seattl •—Recital Hall—Muilc 11—Jack La Lahne—Exercise 11-FI|jpr-lt. tht Terror from Beyond 5-LlDh| Tlmt-Reflolon S-Fllm-Heir» Kltchen- Queen of Hearts Party world, Mr. Nault traveled with World's Fair and played the thea ALSO •—Marshall Thomp»on-«0 mln. »:ll Bllly Halop-1 hrs. dance bands before going off th ter-styled organ at noon daily. COM! TO OUR 2—Around tf» corner 7— Direction! '65—Rellglon 7-New»—Bill Owen Performed by Troop S—Faith to Folm-Rellgon •:20 road for further study. He took Buddy Page, well-known or 1:10 7—Gale Storrn—Comedy FAIR HAVEN - Junior Girl PIZZA ROOM 7—Faith for Today—Religion 4— Frontiers of Folth private lessons from Margi ganist, also will entertain at thf 7—Issues and Answers Scout Troop 639 presented a one. for family enjoyment 4-Agrlcultur», U.S!A. ', ' 2—Jack . Benny—Comedy Hyams, Chicago pianist and vi organ. The program is open to thi 1:00 act play, "The Queen of Hearts U-Chrutopher Program 2—To, Be Announced 5—Tooper—comedy braharpist who was a membe public. 4-Open Mho-Dlscuislnn 7—Fllm^-Thn Thing Colled LOVe— Party," at the Knights of Colum- DOPmrs •-News and Weather Rosalind Russell—2 hrs. of the George Shearing Quintet. Any order on the menu 7—To Be Announced bus Hall recently. Brownies and 1:11 •—Wond»r» of the Wnrld 11-Rack.t Squod-Pollce •—Christopher Program : IJ-New York Metropolli The Korean War interrupted Tonight may be prepared to talk* 1*30 • 3:25 parents were invited. 2-N«ws-Mort Dean •:50 this study. When he entered the Sat. and W«d. HOFBRAUHAUS 5-Klna and Odte-^ortoonl 11-Sclence Lob-Education Susan and Barbara Daly, twin DANCE out. 2:J0 • Army, he was assigned to the * FIATURING * 7—For Thou Art With Me 2—Film—The Girl H« Left Behind— t:U daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Highrstown Country Club 9-Oospel Tlme-Musle Tab Hunter—90 mln. 4-Newv-Bab Wilson. • Fourth Army Band at Fort Sam 11-Evcnoel Hour-Religion 10*00 Charles H. Daly, played the sin- Tonight — And/ W«ll». Adm. Oonnait-Amorlcan Culslnt •-Kingdom of the s» Houston, Tex, Popular singer Vic 1 1:5? 2-News—Mike Wallace gle role of Queen of Hearts with- 1.50, Ind. tat ... Friday* or* •ovarian Muilc Nltely 4-Llbrary Llont-edin-otton *—News—Bob Teogue 4—Truth or Consequences—Game Damone also was attached to the LUIGI J-Fflm—Poollloht Serenade- out detection. Others in the cast great fun. Sat., from Phlla., Hi* and Sunday afternoon *-BasebalF-Mets vs.-Giants band and Mr. Nault was assigned Buddy Ffther band and JM 5—VVondtrama—Sonny Fox .. .l:oo Betty Grotle—I hr., W mln. were Melissa Gabel and Holly • { Ntwman Springs Road Dancing Friday and Saturday 7-Youth Wonts to Know 4—Sunday U—Code Three-Police as his accompanist until his dis- Mucha. Always fun here, alon* 0-V.i.P.'s-Biography 11:10 Ward, the King of Hearts, and Liinclweiu 12-2 • Dlniwra $-Hlm-The Golden Mosk- charge two years later. or couplet. Every Wed., Frl«nd- ll-Let'» Have Fun—McCann Van Hellln—S hrs. 13—Parlons Francois I Rebecca Mindlin, Wendy Drastal, RED BANK 741-9220 10: H Widely Traveled ihtp danca for folks 25 or over. lancjiwt focllltlts • t:15 3'45 Ann Njckerson, Barbara Zinga, Open 7 days a wtok *— Bible Story Came 11-Yankee Wrap-tip - • • • It-Placet In Me NeWt Admlulon $1.00. 9-Senotor Case—Report 10:30 Sally Van Wagenen, Nancy Ha- Back in civilian life, Mr. Nault SCENIC DRIVE <-NBC Sports In A'SOU I —I Lovt- t,ucy—Comedy traveled again, appearing in 2—Way to Go—Religion •-What's This Song?-Gami ven, Judy Osborne, Jill Tildesley, 4-L«t'« Toll- About God 11—Honeymooners—Comedy 11—Star Theater—Orama* Jane Smock, Kimmy Dengler, many top night olubs across the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4:30 7— FMti—The Little Prlneeu— 10:45 Yvonne Elenbaas, Debra Keyes, nation, television programs and Shirley Temple-« mln. *-Eye on New York W-Muilc lor You—Warren Hie puttering season . . . 9-New jersey Report 7—Executive Chamber 10:59 Monica O'Keefe, Corrine Brown concerts. He accompanied such •:U 11—Film—Air Strike— • 5-Mftr6politon Memo name acts as June Christy, the 291-0224 Rlctiort Jennmg-M mln. and Nancy Egeland. A special ... is upon us ... both around the house 4—Jewish Fourth R *—Form Report Four Freshmen, the Ink Spots CLOSED TUESDAYS 10:00 . . s:N ' 10:JI dance number was performed by and on ths golf course. A time of the year 2-Churdi Service-Greek Orthodo* 2—Zooramo—San Diego •—Newi—Edwin New/nan Jill Tildesley. Mrs. Robert Ha- and others. 4—Jewish Herltoge , • •—To Be Announced v-Newi ond Weather when the whole family likes to enjoy the " •'olnt ot vnw—piigjulon 5—Stagecoach West 11—Plriocchlo—Cartoon ven is the leader. After a stint with the Ray Me- 7-Sclence All Stars 11:0) outdoors. So why have mother stuck in the 5:30 J-^Andy Grlffllli-Comedy kitchen when it's so easy to eat at the 2—Amoteur Hour—Variety 4—Concentration—Game *-G-E College Bowl f-Of Mm ondMotfvet Lincroft Inn 1 Come out this weekend and 7-Fllm-Revolt of the Mercenaries- 11-CartooM-Chlldren Virginia Mayo—2 tin. A Real Donnybrook partake of our marvelous cuisine which in- ll:os RESTAURANT 11—Plonet Potrol—Children 7-Newj-9lll Owen cludes such weekend specials at boneless EVgNINO 13—Hablo Espanol—Longuao* . 4'W duck and sauerbraten. Back Home Again ! Tonight and Saturday 2—Twentieth Century 13—Science Leb—Education For Patrick McGoohan •—Meet the Presto-interview ll:u S—Film—Thre* Comrbdes^- 5-New» offered me a few scripts which I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK w Robert Toylor—J hr>. 1:30 NEW YORK — They had s 11-Zane Grey—Western 2—McCoys—Comedy real Donnybrook in Yonkers, told them we'd reject for our * JIMMIE FAYI4 "K * t^lteecnlteecnlyGoGome N.Y., last week when actor Pat TV series. They made them 2-World War I ''•' 5—Hall of-Fun-Fred Hall LINCROFT INN SUNDAY NITE •—Profile* In Couroge 7-Prlc. |« Rlght-Gam« rick MoGoohan, born in New without me... but I was right 11-Wvafr Earp-VVMtern •—Tell Me, Or. Brothers and the finished product proved 7;00 York, raised in Ireland and now NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. NICKIE DON QUARTETTE 2— Lassie—Drama based in England, had a reunion it. This time I'll listen to any 11—Squolut—Documentary thing they have to say, but I 741-9755 7:30 with 75 American relatives, many OCEAN ELVD. at MATILDA TER. L0N9 ERANCH 2-My Fovorlht Martian Ibsen Drama of whom had never met the star doubt whether I'll do a film." Inquire About Our Banquet and Wedding Facilities Your Host—P.t For R»s.rv«»ions—222-4432 «-Walt Disney's World of'CBS' new Saturday night ad- 7-yvagon Tftiin-^yye»t» McGoohan, who just looks like 11—Madame ChMhg Ko venture series "Secret Agent." movie hero, was one of the OiOO' Scheduled many actors interviewed for the 2—Ed Sullivan—Variety "It was quite a party," said S—William Foulkner1! Mttsltsfssf— Patrick. "I only had two drinks role of James Bond. "I think the Pocomentory—Special producer was a bit shocked when 11—PeofiH or« Funny For Church because I knew I'd need all my -<:3t strength the next day, but my I told him I wouldn't want the FREEHOtD - Henrik Ibsen's THE FABULOUS 4-Bronded-We»h!rh American relatives really know oart. I doubt whether he would • Working on your 7—Broodslde—comedy drama'.'An Enemy of the People" how to pour. Those two shots have understood my reasons, but boat? Or ... tl-Sold Journey-Travel will be presented by The Bishop's f:0v were like a straight pint." the main one is tbiat it's a role • Readying your Summer 2—For the People Company Saturday, May 1 at 8 would not want my three •-Bononto—Western p.m. in the First Presbyterian Actually Pat could easily be- Bungalow . . . S—RewHory Theatre come an American citizen since daughters to see me playing. 7-FIIm-TI)» Naked tTltgt— Church. James Bond is strictly a physical Dream Lounge Gory Cooper-2 hrs. he was born here in 1928, but The play presentation by the 11—Open End—David Susiklnd moved to Ireland two years later character, bent on violence and We Invite the . . . national touring, repertory group the only so-called intellectual conceqis -the story of two when his dad answered the call back to the land and took over depth' in his make-up is the 10*00 brothers and their debate arising sophisticated way he drinks, eats, SLACK SET 2-candldl Camera from news of the discovery of a the family farm. •—Rogues—Drama ' • wears clothes and makes love. to dim Informally in our 5—Executive Chamber contaminated well in their small "When I applied for a visa.for Norwegian yillage. ;his trip to the states," explained "It's just not my idea of a good Monmouth Room, when tin EMPRESS HOTEL imo role even though I knew it meant 2-Whbfi My Line?' Open, to the public, the dra- he tall, good looking Irishman, otmotphora Is reining! 5-Communlty. Dlalooue fame and fortune. Besides, I matic presentation is part of the the man from the American 11:00 think I look like a James WILL AGAIN RE-OPEN 5-Newi-Horry Reosmur Spring Festival, of Religious Art embassy went to great lengths Bond but Sean Connery does:" 4-News-Merrlll Mueller and Drama'which opens with an tell me my rights. He said I 7—News—Bob Young- At the party in Yonkers several ITS DOORS FOR THE SEASON 11-GuMf Sliof— Interview art exhibit Sunday from noon to really didn't need a visa since a simple declaration ot allegiance of Patrick's teenage long, lost 4-W«other-Frank'Fleld 2 p.m. in the Lecture Room of nieces asked him whether he the church. The; exhibition also would make me a VS. citizen 2-Hewj-Punn, Glfford their current idol, Sean Con- 4-Local New*-Jim Hard will be open Tuesday from 1 to provided I hadn't done an; Come Down Tonight nery. "I told them I knew him, 7—Film—The Great Lover- 5 p.m.; Thursday from 8 to 10 to violate my birthright as an Bob Hope-«5 mln. we were very good friends, and p.ni.; May 1 from 1 to 10 p.m., American. 542-0800 TOPS IN MUSIC I slaughter their great hero every t-Fllm-The Polania Gome- and May 2 from noon to 2 p.m. I told him I was a British «ub- AND ENTERTAINMENT Oorlj Doy—2 hri. ect, had a great deal of respect time we meet at squash." 'HWY. 35 EATONTOWN •-The Solnt-Myjfwy Alexander Lee, a Quaker and "Secret Agent" is running J-Senote Report-Wllllomi former president of the New Jer- for the U.S. and would like a •— Film—Gorgo— visa. Of course, I kept the door strong in England although it's opposite Fort Monmouth »W Traver»-W mln. sey Artists' Guild, will speak on just about due for the summer 11—Encounter—Religion "Art of Religious Significance" open since one never knows what 11:15 break. Since it takes two work- May 1 at 3 p.m. .-, Will happen in the future." 5—Opinion In the Capital An American future for Mc- ng weeks to produce the series 11-Word ol Llfe-"e"glon Goohan may really be in the there, as opposed to six days in 13:01 Casting Starts Sunday Hollywood, they can only turn S—Boiton Symphony cards since he has been | ap- r>:» For 'Gallows Humor' proached by Holywood in the past out 26 a year without vacations. 4-Mon ol tne World and was en route there when I 7—Film—Pacific Adventure— LONG BRANCH - Gil Kaleko, saw him. "Last time they sent Mt. Kennedy Is a 13,900-foot Ron Rond«lt-l.hr., a mln. New Shrewsbury, will direct the for me was when I was appear- peak just east of the Alaska bor- •-News and Weather Center Drama Workshop's forth- ing on TV in 'Danger Man.' They dor in the Yukon Territory. DINE TO announcing the opening coming production of "Gallows S—Flltn—DuHy!s To»ern— Junior" 1>y Jack Richardson. ••••••••••«•••••••••!•••••••••••• MUSIC BY Btng Crosby-1 hr.. B mln. "a discovery of the now 1:30 Casting for the play will be held J-Newi Sunday and Monday at 8:15 p.m. WALLY «-Fllm—Deadloclt— Owrlee McGiW-M mln. in the Long Branch Jewish Com- in good eating" AHho ; • i:ii munity Center, Second and Bath Pleasant Valley 2—Fllnv-Lucky Jordan— Piano and Organ Alan Ladd-lhr:,' 15 mln. Aves. • , '.'.• Jack Nolan's COCKTAIL LOUNGE FRI.-SAT. Inn 21 WEST RIVER RD. RUMSON KNITTLE'S SUN.-MON. • STEAK HOUSE • TOM DALTON • SAM BALDANZA ^-—•—• and hit BANJO on th* PIANO • CO'CKTAIL LOUNGE Evtrr light Is Saturday Night Cedar Inn Cocktail Hour «t Jack Nolm's. 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Closed Thursday ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I Show Honors Coif I Won by Togo' And 'Pumpkin' Middletown, CBA HOLMDEL - "Pogo," ridden by Debbie NoHe, was presented Are Easy Victors the high score award, and "Pumpkin," owned by show host FRIDAY, APRIL 33, 1965 TOMS RIVER, Neptune and ley (80) and Dan Argeros (96) Tricorne Farm, was named re- Wall Township all posted 44 all picked up the maximum serve champion at the recent shutouts and Middletown Town- three points to pace CBA's vic- Tricorne Farm Schooling Horse tory in match play competition. Show. ship and Lakewood earned 3-1 victories yesterday in Shore 8UJI5IABIES "Pogo" was named the win- MMrttomm (3) Brick Tv«. <1> Sayreville Edges Caseys, Conference golf action. Bob Brown 42 (1)P. crunowio 43 (0) ner in the small pony division In a non-Shore Conference R. Vincent 12 (1)C. Hog.rs 43 (0) of the Pony Working Hunter Paul WaEner 41 (1)W. Reavei 49 (0) class and in the Pony Handy, match, Christian Brothers Acad. 8. Parsell H (O> Mike Kroll 60 (11 Hunter Class. emy easily beat Seton Hall Prep, Tonu Hirer «) Bumwo-ra <•) Horsemanship 14-lft—I. Mec Pfliler, WiA Jay Weaver 42 (7)G. Fonyth 43 (0) 3-2 on Trio in Last Inning 2 John Kerr, 3. Kathleen Weidon, 4. Jim Rink 44 (1)O L*n£down9 4S (0) Toms River blanked Rumson M. Mansue 47 (1)irJt Brotten 4< (0) Betsy Boeiim, 5. Kale l#on, «. Uict Solomon 48 (1)Phil Lettlirl 50 (0) G*na. Fair Haven Regional, Neptune SAYREVILLE -. Sayreville waBted and Doug Hlllman took out and the second baseman li Junior Working Huntnr—1. Lovel whitewashed Central Region' J.atruood <3 Henr HMm (1) High (truck for three runs in first when be was fait by a pitch. the throw get away. Merle, Mary 15lien * McDonald. 1,. John Lange 45 . . T. Pttn«ll> 41 (1) g y Cotoneaater, Mrs. Alfred Kinf, Jr., 3 al and Wall did likewise to Point JMK AHern 57 (0) the bottom of die seventh and Buckalew followed with a bunt B B CM* (1) I S Crlclwt, Kath/ Etater, i. Pumpkin, 5. Tom Frank 43 (I) B. B. CM*AB. K(1) I SarmUto (3) My Boy David, Mrs. Alfred King:, Jr., Pleasant Beach. Middletown Steve Blailer 42 (1)lat Stall S3 (0) last Inning to edge Red Bank single that loaded the bases. TheHlllmln.lmln.M A2B 0K H AB It «.. Meliaa, Hy Hope Farm. Abe Moore 48 Andrnr> 59(0) BdBudtalew,l p 23 011 02 Uhturt.rBtanton.lf i 2J 00 downed Brick Township white Catholic, 3-2, here yesterday. first run came the easy way as 2 Btanton.li 2 0 Pony Hunter Under Saddle—1, Thor- CBA (14M) HDdH.DjtdccI I i oo oo M'clnczyk,)M'lk)! ! 00 o well, Karen Nolte, 2. Fogo, 3. Gynwed Lakewood decisiofted Henry Hud- (a ) The win seat the Bombers' rec- Hector Delgado walked to force J.D'Ifldo.c 3 O 11 K'lowUZ.C.11 3 0- Jaybird, Denlse Purling, 4. MUsybo. Tom Jackson 42-39—gt Lo2mro,2bb -3O - -0 BlOTik,» 3 I Jane Arllsa, 5. Nip n1 Tuck, Ofnny son Regional, Jlra Palme* -aOi <2?4> ord to 3-1 while Red Bank Catho- in Ferguson. Hie next batter, VtMMZb.t S 0 0Vllront,3" b 3 0 Bhiman, 6. Mit* Fortune, Pam Rich- Georffe Morriis .. ,^...45-42^-87 ( tt) Horn.!f,3b 3 O 0 ji Weaver paced the way forFrank Hurley Muii-^«i Q I lic now stands at en even 4-4 onJose Delgado, Hector's older KalirieK.pr 0 l dale. Dan Argeros —.._. K-46-~9S (8 ) Qtlier.rf 2 O Lynch,II) 3 0 Working Hubter Hack—1. Swinging Toms River's victory with a 42. i2'i) the campaign. brother, attempted a squeeze RoiULO,rf O 0 0 HubkaUb 1 0 Warrior, Betsy Boehm, 2. Qulvet, San- HH Garrlpy ...... »..- 46-44—80 bot'stlnt.rf 0 O Bnlstcd.pr 0 l (Ira Nagm, 3. My Boy David, i- Dust Gordon Forsyte's 45 was low for getOD Hall <3V4> Jerry Buokaletv, Red Bank bunt, but mi«sed, and Hillman F«rtuion,lb j 1 II Wolclk.H 3 I) Jftckel Mm. A. R. Oilman, Rumson-F.H. Bob Pullty 47-4J-9O (0 ) Catholic's tough luck pitcher, Feu, li I « Pony Working Hunter—l. Jllsiybo, Tiro McManiu :. 44-4J—87 ( 14> was out at the plate. Buckalew Wagner Shoots 41 Brucs Rockwell .__ 43-42—85 coasted along until the seventh Zlh.c 1 0 2, Thorwell. 1. Lollipop, Walter Hokreln. Frank Russo ».————..44-42—gg scored on the play, however, rtobtrti,ph i o gJiaren Geant. Middletown's Paul Wagner Bteve Klein ,—, ^1-49—100 (0 > allowing just two hits, four base Trziskt.p 3 O Leadline—1. Ann Marie Jannurzo, 2. when Sayreville catcher John Cathy Hartman. 3. Leille Winpenny, 4. shot a 41 for low scoring honors Dan Veglla —_J»-4S—104 ( tt> runners and one walk in six 2 3 24 S Karlowitz threw to second In an Bobby Brown, 5. Audrey R«.winger, 8. for the Lions. Tom Petraglia al- innings of chucking. R. B. Caiholle - .0 0 3 0 9 0 0-: John Nankervis. Someone, probably a new«pa> attempt to put' Hector Delgado ,8iyr«vlll« 0 00 000 s—; Green Working Hunter — 1. Short so fired a 41 for Henry Hudson penman, left a pair of binoculars His team had bnilt up a 2-0 berti. SB-SlovJk. ADMIRAL SPARKLER — Art Smith of Henry Hudson, Order, Mrs. Steven Wood, 2. Moo's JB—Lynch. Rfll Alibi, Barb Batey, 3. Peelc A Boo,to win his team's lone point In the press room after the; Na; lead by scoring twice in the third sra-ta Group I 880-yard champion, will anchor the Sandra Nagro, i. Blm's Black Magic, against Lakewood. He was the inning. Julie Nlcony. tional Football League play-off Penn Relays Admirals', mile relay team tomorrow in tha Penn Relayt Maiden Junior Hunter—1. Mellsa, 1. only Admiral duffer to break 50. game in Cleveland. They «tlll Paul Stovlk opened Sayreville', Little Tarpen, John Mueller, 3. Apple 1 Cider, Marcle Stanley, i. Happy Houll- Tom Jackson (81), Frank Hur- haven't been claimed. winning rally in the seventh with at Philadelphia ! Franklin Field. In a dual meet yester- an, Mrs, Air red King, Jr., S. Rusheen, Sancy Burr, fl. War Seeker, Mn. Tanla • triple and quickly scored on day, Smith ran the half-mile in two minutes flat as Form an. George Armstrong's single. Jim Neptune Needs Baton Open Working Hunter—I. Cha Cha, Make a date to ride this horse Raritan Township won a close meet, 60-57. Dana Brennan. 1. Moo'i Alibi, 3. Peek Kolarsek went in to run for Arm A Boo, 4. Short Order. strong and went to second when Junior Jumpers — 1, Lanza. B*avfi, Tom Nazzaro. 2. Bw«et Ginger, Eheri (Wheel Horse, of course) Mike Huzka beat out a bunt. Al Smith, 3. Kilkenny, M. J. Torpey. 4. Braisted ran for Hubka and John Practice to Win 440 Trfcorne's Flrflt, Tricorne Farm, 5. Raritan Wins Close One, Leo. David Forman, 6. Happy Houllgfcn. Wojcik looped a single into right FHILADELPHIA-H the Flien Mlddletown Township — fleldini Pony Handy Hunter 1. PORO, 2. Triorwell, 3. Mlnsybo, 4. Lollipop. field that loaded the bases. could do in the future what As- teams. Ore" Jumpers—1. 8mok« Signal, Sal- Pbch Hitter Wins It bury Park has done in the past, OBA will go with Dickie Wig] 60-57 over Henry Hudson ly Lord, 2. Little Tarpen, 3. War Becker, i. Kilkenny. the Shore area would be in forin the 880, Paul Stach in the- 440, Junior Handy Hunter—1. Mellsn. 2. KEYPORT — Henry Hudson At that point, Buckalew came its first 449-yard relay champion- Don Rowe in the three-quartei Joe Page turned in Rarltan's Cricket, 3. Pumpkin, 4. Apple Cider, elf the mound and Jim Lamber- Regional won just about every 5. Linden Hill. 6. Happy Houllgan, ship at the annual Penn Relays, mile and Tim Sheehan in (hi only running win besides the hur Bcplnncr'B Horiemanshlp Over Fpn- ton came in for the Caseyi. The event in sight, but fell to Raritan cea—1. Patty WeisRarber, 2, Holly which open a two-day stand at mile. Middletown's lineup has Bil dies when he copped the mile in move didn't help, however, as Township, 60-57, in a dual meet Plynn, 3. Suian Trotter, 4. Martha Franklin Field today. Carlson in the 880, John Sdrlngo i; 4:55. Conrad Eyskins won the 120- Barclay, 5. Marilyn Clrntr, 0. Bonnie pinch hitter Jim Roberts clubbed Tumelty. What Neptune's crack quarter- n Keyport High's track yester- yard high hurdles for the Rocket Green Working Hunter Stake — 1. a double to center that scored the in the 440, Ken Jorgensen i mile team needs is better baton day. in 18.5 seconds. ' Rusheen, 2. Little Tarpen, 3. Plnrod, tying and winning runs to end the the three-quarter mile and Johr Wm. J. Read, 4. Dano Flynn, Mrs, A. passing, Man for man, the Nep-Carlson, sophomore Bill's fresh John Rodgers' squad from Rari tan's two other winners R, Oilman. Highlands produced the winner Open Pleasure Hone—1. Pumpkin, 1. same. tune squad, best splint relay four- man brother, on the anchoring were Dave Heldel in the discus, BarnegHt Bay, Tricorne Farm, 3. Qul- in eight events and tied for first Red Bank. Catholic's two-run some in the area since Asbury mile. 118-10, and Russ Korker in thevet, 4. Happy Houllgan. in another, but Raritan picked up Open Working Handy Hunter—1. Cha outburst in the third frame was Parks' Frank Budd-anohored Both the Colts from Lincrol pole vault, 9-6 , Cha. 2. Short Order, 3. Little Tarpen, started when Mike Ferguson 10 seconds (39 points) and nine 1. Peek A BOD. squad of 1956, could be the class and Lions of Middletown wll In the sprints, Henry Hudson's Horsemanship Over Fpnces—1. Mary of the Penn Relays field, but thirds to pull out the triumph. Ellen McDonald, 2, Walter Hnkrein, 3. run In the two-mile relay on Sal consistent Gary Ahlsen took his Lucy Gana, 4. Jane Arliai, 5. Marcle shoddy stick passing has kept the urday. With Tom Hlnck nursing Steve Baker of the losers usual fourths. In four meets, he Stanley, 6. Kathleen WeMon. World's Uraest and finest iroyed to bo the individual star Knockdown and Out—1. Be ton, Mn Fliers from established to«m< cold, CBA will present the sami has been fourth in the 100 andBteven Wood, 2. Lanza Brava, 3. Leo, )f the meet, pulling off a triple | selves as favorites in the event. quartet as the distance team. 220 each time. 4. Escapade, James Martin. AUTOMATIC win by copping the 100 and 220 Beginner's Horseman ship On the Flat Just last Saturday In Highland The Murray brothers, Larry SUMMARIES •—1. Julie Oilman, 2, Stephen Tfankervia, n quick 10.2 and 22.5 clockings, 3. Diane Welle, 4. Laurie Owen, 5. San- I Park, Neptune's sheer speed and Bill, will handle two of the Raman (DO) — Hrnry Hudnon (5)) dra Leftwich, 6. Beth Thompson. TRANSMISSION Just won out over a smooth pas- respectively, and winning the 100-yarrt dash—1. Steve Baker IHH). Junior pleasure Horse—1. Pumnkln, legs for Middletown's two-mile iroad jump on a leap of 19 feet, 1. Swanger (III, 3. Welsh (R). Tims: 2. Go Lovely, Katt Lyon. 3. Mis* Eifen sing Anbury Paris team that, In- squad along with Bill Carlson, 10.2. M, Karen Leftwlch, 4. Cricket, 5. Tar inches. . 220-yard da»h-l. Baker (IIH). 2. Baby, Trlcorne Farm, 6. Parton, Pat dividually, wouldn't have a John Carlson and Jorgensen wi Welsh (B), 3. Swanger (R). Time: "^(SPECIALISTS! Smith .Runs 'Fastest' Ford. 6-H.P. Lawn Ranger Riding Mower/Tractor chance against the Fillers. Nep- run the other 860 stint for th> 22.5. Horsemanship 14-1&—1. Naricy Burr Art Smith of the Admirals ran 440-yard dash—1. Charles Canty (HH) 2. Walter Hokreln, 3. Pam Rlchdale 4 tune did win, however, and Lions. 2. Butka (It), 3. Hynun (R). Time: E\]y Huber, 5. Patricia. Weidon, A Come in and test-ride the rugged 'Wheel Hmse 'Lawn AAMCO OVERHAUL docked 43.5 seconds. That same the fastest 880 of the year by a lo-S3.9. Barbara Kelly. Local Mile Relays cal runner when he was clocked 880-yard run—1. Artie Smith (HH). 2, Ranger. It's a real tractor with a geared tranmnfdon. CONSISTS OF team, made up of Bill Flndler, Wontz (R), 3, Laylon (HH). Time: Arnold Morgan, Clarence Oliver Among tomorrow's class mill two minutes flat. Raritan ace 3:00.0. 3 forward speeds up to S mph and 1 reverse speed. 32' • Seals • Rings • Bands • Clulchit relays are teams from OBA (Greg One-mile run—1. Joe Page (R), 2. rotary inower is standard equipment. Soft riding pneu- • Gatlieti • 0-RlRti • Us Stale and Rlcardo Hopkins, goes form Wentz was second, approx- Elzln (HH), 3. Darll (B). Tlm«: 4.-H.0. Balding Quits DuBois, Joel Cunningham, Bob 120-yard high hurdles — 1. Conrad • llmutWiihNJ ' ' against a sparkling field in this mately three seconds back. Eyskins (R), 2. Reynolds (HH), 3. matic tires. Combination clutch and brake pedal. Rear Frlci Includts OIL and UBOR afternoon's trials. Boys High of Fisher and Dave Kelly), Henr Other standouts for Henry Kozak (R). Time: 18.8. TORONTO (AP) - Al Bald- towing hitch for attaching tools. Available with 12-volt 90 Dty »r 4000 nt the Troop Farm In Pleasant The Shore area will also be rep- 'alley Way. BRAKE resented by a girls' squad for (he A member of The American first time. Red Bank Catholic'* iorse Shows Association, the SERVICE 440-yard team will run in a spe- lunior Essex Troop Show won an cial race today at 3 p.m. The'Honor" rating for the current Frank Porter's Caseys will field a team made year. It is also a member of The T 11A CO up from a list of sprinters tha Garden State Horse Shows As- includes Carol Lettieri, Cathy sociation. Red Bank Tire Co. Riviere, JoMary Lewis, Trudy All classes are open to qualified SHREWSBURY AVENUE 747-3404 S*wy,er and Katby McCabe. unior riders who have not yet Op« Monday ffcni Friday—8 to 4 p.m.: Sat to 3 p.m. •eached their 18th birthday. Inquiries concerning entries hould be directed to Mrs. Walter, :iaremont Rd., or John Simons, 120 Walker Rd. Competition will be offered in over 80 classes for three-gaited saddle horses, junior hunters, junior jumpers and pony hunters, lus a Junior military division. Sun, rfa Springtime and the "mower fever" Team awards will be made for It upon us. There are deals to be made. And wa he Netherlands Challenge, The have as good as you'll find anywhere. PLUS, we 'rix-Caprilli and The United have the new YARD-MAN line of motrara .. • •tates Equestrian Team Tests; Reels, Rotary Mowers and Lawn Tractor*. Norm 'hese are three-day events, fea-i iiring dressage, cross-country better. And we prove HI Which is why we want imping and stadium jumping, you to drop by and aee them BEFORE you The show also will include limit decide. Find out why YARD-MAN ha* helped unlor jumper and limit junior build the trend to reel mowers ... ft* only lunter divisions with a challenge Mower ter fine towns. rophy offered in each division. Title Game why fe it Site Switched RED BANK — The site of RD-MAN* Sunday's championship same JOHNNY DUNDEE DIES - between St. James of Red Bank Johnny Dundee, 74, former ud St. Joseph's of Keyport has SELLS been switched from Chrlitlan Are You Earning $10,000 Yearly? world featherweight boxing Brothers Academy to St. James' MORE champion, died yesterday at court. East Orange General Hospi- The game will decide the tal. Dundee, whose rwl name Monmouth County Parochial REELS? Grammar School League cham- was Joseph Carrora, won the pionship and Is slated for a 4 II Not... crown in 1923 from French m. start. wtr htro Eugene Criqui. Another title game slated for Sunday at CBA, the Monmouth (AP Wirephoro) County CYO High School League encounter, has also been Roger Staubadi set a Navy switched from CBA's court. No Let Us Put You In This record last season by completing new site has been named, how- 119 passes out of 204 thrown. ever.

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LONG 1RANCH Garden State Park Opens Spring RB Rifle dub THE DAILY REGISTER Fri&y, April 23, 196S-21 * ••..'. • • • •• Places 48th Koufax Fires 4rHitter; RED BANK - The Red Bank Junior Rifle Club was notified Meet Tomorrow; Delaware on Tap t placed 48th in the nation in he National Prone Postal Yankees Lose to Twins Matches sponsored by the Na- CHERRY HELL - A total at 1965 running of the Jersey Derby cessful in the Bahamas; and the Baltimore's Luis Aparicio re- ew York Yankees 8-2 Thurs- condition, Dodger officials be- Wins Debut ional Rifle Association, with 485 thoroughbreds ha\e been will be on Monday, May 31. California hopeful, Jacinto, win- lay. lieved he might be able to pitch After winning his seasonal de- 1,625 out of a passible 2,000 mains undisputed president of nominated for the .eight major Virtually all of the nation's ner of the San Felipe. It fen to Aparicio to match the only once * week — limply « but at Bowie, Cosimo was second score. the Latin-American Shortstop's stakes to be contested during the finest 3-year-olds, including those The opening day feature to- in three straight photo finishes jerformance in the only other Sunday pitcher. Last year, the Red Bank, team Association today despite I 27-day spring meeting at Garpoise- d for the Kentucky Derby, morrow is the $25,000 added Dela- including the Francis Scott Key American League game played He started out that way last was 77th. den State Park which gets under are eligible for the Jersey Derby. ware Valley Handicap for 3-year- and George Washington. The ihort revolution staged by Min-Thursday and Luis went Zoilo This deserved special recogni- Sunday in beating Philadelphia way tomorrow. Among them are the juvenile olds. This six furlong affair at colt is in the capable hands of nesota Twin insurgent Zoilo one better. tion because the club only prac- 6-2. In less than 48 houri, The $100,000 Jersey Derby, champion of last season, Bold tracts top sprinters in the sopho- Frank Bonsai, the genial horse- Aparicio ripped four hits in- ices one evening a week, while Versalles. America's oldest derby, was theLad; Native Charger, hero of the more division and this year man from Monkton, Md. who de- cluding a homer, drove in four though, Koufax had decided he most clubs practice three to five Versalles, the fiery Cuban most lavishly patronized with 131 Florida Derby and Flamingo; should be no exception. Among veloped such outstanding stars as runs and scored three as thecould pitch before the week wa» j days a week. In other matches, whose spring training squabbl three year-olds named for theHai; l To AM, victorious in the Hi- the eligiibles are such stakes per Mongo, Saratoga, Pilaster and Orioles walloped Washington 18- up, even with only his usual he club placed 43d in the twowith Manager Sam Mele result- mile and a furlong fixture. THebiseus; Sparkling Johnny, sue- formers as Marion R. Frankel's others. position event. ed in a $300 fine, had challenged four-day layoff. Golden Joey, Cary C. Boshamer's One of the better works of the Luis, who celebrates his 31st for the top spot with three hit If the elbow responds well, Waza Ours, Dorothy Henderson's week was turned in Tuesday by The club plans to shoot right >irthday next Thursday, even including an inside-the-park Koufax will draw the Phillies at Due De Great, Mrs. Fred W. the lightly raced Record Dash through the summer at the in- opped Versalles' speed, swiping door smallbore range at Fort home run, and three runs batted Los Angeles next Monday night. Hooper's Tibadabo, Ogden from the Hoffopau Stable. This as the Twins thumped the ;wo bases to Zoilo's one. Phipps's Time Tested and Hoso- n of Petare was caught in Monmouth. Against the Mets, Koufax was Both shortstops had plenty of much sharper than in his first BOWLING beau Farm's Dependability. 5^3/5 for the five-eighths. Garth Today's Baseball ielp, Tony Oliva slugging two Two announced starters in thePatterson will be his pilot under effort against Philadelphia Tennis By THE ASSOCIATED PRES home runs for the Twins and when he gave up just lix hit» THURSDAY AFTKB.VOON 0EAB1IEBS $23,000 added Delaware engaged 114 pounds. Record Dash has AIRPORT PLAZA COMMEFCIAI. National League Curt Blefary and Brooks Robin- but walked five. W L W L in speed trials Wednesday morn- won his only two starts this year son tagging two-run shots for Unpredictable! a Shore Point E«o W. I. Pet. G.B -~S0»i 30« Kahle A McFarland ing with their regular riders up. after failing to find the winner's the Orioles. All of the hits the Mets got 43 38 Donato Construction Falcons Los Angeles .... 5 .7U 38(4 Monmouth Lanes They were Jumping Brook circle in a troublesome first sea- "I want respect," Versalles were singles, two by Billy Cow- Ed Pennettl Roofinc Farm's Hi-Hasty and Mrs. Arnold son. Last year he finished sec- Chicago 5 .625 ! an. Koufax walked only one bat- Magnolia Inn . 5 complained after his spring Airport Liquors A. Willcox's Cosimo. ond to Golden Joey in his track Cincinnati .625 > training battle with Mele. The ter — Roy McMillan in the sev- M.T.T. Mason Speed Tests record victory in the Florida Blank Pittsburgh 5 .625 1 enth inning — while striking out Tom's Ford Inc. 4 manager had warmed up Zoilo's The Oaks Hi-Hasty, with Karl Korte Breeders Futurity and he was Philadelphia .. .571 1 replacement before the inning nine. The lone run off him wa§ Rufflno Wlnea 4 1 Btultz Oil service aiboard, went five furlongs in runnerup to Sadair in the Florida an Francisco .500 I was over after Versalles had unearned, a result of Maury Crates Beverages ...t 1.0W/5 with fractions of 24-4/5, Juvenile Championship. Sadair Milwaukee 3 .429 2 Cerllones Greenhouse Shore >ooted a grounder in an exhibi Wills' seventh-Inning error, Airport Plaza Lanes 36-1/5 and 4M/5. won the Garden State and set a Houston .333 3 ion game. "He treated me like leaving him with a 1.00 earned Houde Glass Co. Cosimo, handled by Phil record for juvenile earnings. Monmouth Regional, Middle New York 3 6 .333 3 P. Len: _ Knolicroft sweet Shopp* busher." run average. A. McClellaa Delaneys CoUee 8hop Grimm, went the same distance Mrs. H. B. Scharp's House Cat town Township and Southern t. Louis 2 5 .286 3 B. llntiirt . High Team. 3-Games—Airport LlQuo When Versalles got to the Despite Koufax' stingy pitch- 2,817: High, Ind. 3-Games— w. FYelwalL in 1.03 reeling off fractional times and Mrs. J. R. H. Thouron's Su- Freehold Regional were the vic- Thursday's Results M. Slega! bench he refused to sit down M. CMSW .21 867; High. Team Game—Airport Liquors of 24-2/5, 36-4/5 and 50. per Charged may join the previ- tors yesterday in high school ten- Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 ing, the Dodgers had to go until L. Bouthilller .._ 81 1,003; Mlgh, lad. Oame-S. Poland— and Mele fined him $100. "Make L. Lovett . 8i 268. Hi-Hasty will shoulder 119 inously announced lineup. nis action. Los Angeles 2. New York 1 there were two out in the ninth B. Worln it $200," snapped Zoilo. "All B. Morln ZIZ..Z'%»78 the six furlong Delaware Valley Mrs. Marion R. Frankel's On the college level, Mon- Only games scheduled to defeat Jack Fisher. T. McFeely ._ 75 WDIVIDBAL AVERAGES •ight, it's $200," replied Mele. R. Bpstein __. 72 O while Cosimo gets in three Golden Joey, with 124, is the ex-mouth College posted its third Today's Games P. Bodenmann . .. 75 Gro» _ 93 'Why not 300? asked the short- Wes Parker led off the inning C. Purby R. Strtlch -.._ ....70 pounds lighter. Hi-Hasty, trained pected starting highiweight and victory without a defeat by Milwaukee at Chicago 81 E. Penneltl 96 stop. "That's what it is," said with a double but was out trying B. Kagle . _ „ 63 by Tommy Heard has won two in addition to the aforementioned blanking Bloomfield, 6-0. Pittsburgh at Houston, N D. Pearce ..._ 81 T. Harrington ... Mele. And that's when the bid-for third on Willie Davis' bunt I. Greenbiatt „„ 05 races this year beating such good horses, his rivals are expected Monmouth Regional easily St. Louis at Cincinnati, N — H*d Bank (4E) H. Dickie 100-yard dash—1. Ron Valentine (M Pole vault—1. Rod Mosea (M), 1 Warren Levin and John Berger, Jim Kaat was the winner with Welsh feunoco ServlCB -...63! O. Sollanek ..... 2. O. Smith (KB), 3. Q. Hubbtrd (M! (tie) Tnlmadge, Wu and Anderson (K) American League Consolidated Fuels ...... 58" E. Cacearale .. Time: 11.4. Height: 8'6". 2-«, , 2. time decisions against New ~1. Cooper .... 440-yard daah—1. John Cafltelllnl (M' Underwood (II), 3. Hamilton (M). DIs Singles Detroit 5 2 .714 300 Club: Al Cogllano 201, Ray Hayes F. ROSB .81 169.24 tance: 18'9M". Joe Reeder (M) Oet. Pat Barnes, York. 313, Al Flnkbolmer 204, Len lamundo R. Bachman 96 1( 1. bee (M), 3. Garrison (RB). Tim: Boston 4 2 .667 221, Jos Pinto 214, 211; Luke Logan T. Julnta _ - : 06 168.69 "6.8, Tt. Boro (61) — Itum«in-3m (S3) Tony Kazules (M) det. Len Schneldtr, Sandy Koufax is a bust as a 235, Harry Vljco 206, KeUli Swift 214, " Pirozzi xi it:.: 8SO.yard run—1. Lynn Davta (M), Chicago 5 3 .625 Id Ferrari 202, Skip Belleraa 208, P«pe Credle (RB), 3. Bhomo (M). Tim 100-yard dash.—1. Fred Kuehl (Rl, 2. J. Singer . . 75 363.16 ":07.e. Johnson (P), 3. Carson (H). Time; 10.3. joe jlrelle (M) del. Bill Barnta, H, .429 lunday pitcher. Falmdrano 200, gene Hohemteln 207, W. Miller -_ .67 168.1' Baltimore 3 4 Fred Turner 221, 205. One-mile run—1, Bruce Lowry (M 220-yard daih—1. Fred Kuehl (R), 2. He took care of that Thursday E. Dombrowski 73 168.01 2. Walker (M). 3. Lorenzo (M). Tim Johnson (P), 3. Byrd (P). Time: 23.3. Doublts Los Angeles .... 3 4 .429 J. Callcchlo .74 165.44:50.3. 440-yard flash—l. Dave Mammond Reedtr and George Franklin (M) .400 light. SlIRr COMMERCIAL LEAGUE H. Reid 87 167.6: t), 2. Brown (P), 3, Cannon (R) der. Pat Bamera and Schneider, 6-3, Cleveland 2 3 W. Qarner .....90 166.B- 120-yard hifh hurdles—1. Bob Carloi ferry't (RB), 2. Worthy (M), 3. Rottenbc Time: $4.3. 2 New York 3 5 .375 Koufax, the arthritic-elbowed O. Erb 90 166. S' (M). Time: 16.3. 880-yard run—1. Henry Thomas (R) W Ii Harris - _.. 95 165.81 2. Thompson (P), 3. Mooney (P) Bill Jackal! and Pete Morgentau (M) Washington .... 3 6 .333 southpaw, pitched a four-hitter Ktar Comlructlon 49 38 180-yard low hurdles — 1. Carlor def. Jcfl Barron and Tony Cosentlno. G. Jacobs 96 165.75 (RB), 2. Valentine (M), 3. Worlh Time: 2:05.3. 6-1, 6-3. .286 and gained his second complete Roclcy's Electric __.. 4614 40MG. Powelson .— - jl 165.69 (M). Time: 21.9. One-mtle run—1. Davt Smith (PI, 2. Kansas City .... 2 5 Branchport Market 4R& 41»F. Schlavlno — 08 1! S. Hammond (R), 3. Greco (P). Time So. Freehold (3) — Neplim (tf game victory in as many starts Lonj Branch IceSFuel 44 43 Shot—1, Pete Rose (M), 21. Ruth (M Singles Thursday's Results Ft. Brennan 78 li 3. Kings (U). Distance: 4ft'9 A". (schw 5:05.1. in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 2-1 HI Henry Inn ...... 43'^ 43W M. Pellegrlno _ 93 1! lord). 120-yard high hurdles—1. Pete Hatch Vic Harwood (SF) del. Ron Hurley. Minnesota 8, New York 2 Nat'NMsi Jeweler'Jewelers _ . 421144 44V4 (P), 2. Harvie CP|, 3. Broldrlck (K) ff-2 6-3 triumph over the New York McQowan & McLean 4U4 _ . Lopez _.. SO IB4.1I Discus—1. Scott Twlgg (RB)>, 2it.. itRoi Time: 15.9. Greg Coleman (N) de!. Ray Poling. Baltimore 18, Washington 4 —1. Carl Worthy (M), 180-yard low hurdles—1. Fred Keyes 6, 6-1, 6-3. Only games scheduled Mets. Team Hfjh GameHGame—Hii HenrHenry Inn W. Gorhan 83 183.82 (R), 2. Hatch (P), 3. Harvie (P) Pete Ray (SP) def. Roger Mooy, 6-3, •822; TeaT m HigHih h Series—BranchporSiB t Fltti (RB), 3. Credit (RB). Hsigh L-6, 6-3. , BOTCH'S B. Cresclone JO 153.(8 5'10". Time: 21.0. Today's Games His performance came with Market 2,457,; ; MeMn WelWell GGame—Franank L. CampanelU M 163.15 Polo vault—1. Jim Dudley (RB), Bhot—1. Bob DeVoto (P), 2. Shatter Doubles SorrentlnSorrentl o 252533: MMen » HiHighh SeriSiJesJohe Johhnn C. Chlsmadla, , 96 162.78 (PI, 3. Conroy (P). Distance: 44'8". Harwood and Pollns (SF) der. Hurley Los Angeles at New York only four days rest, marking the AUTOMATIC Rublno 816; Womeni Hiifn Game—KittGame K y O. Symon•".... 96 182.09 Castelenl (M), 3. Bracken (RB). Helghl and Coleman, 6-1, 6-0. 10'. Discus—1. Tom Conley (R), 2. Schaf-1 first time Koufax has tried to SaSalernl o 224224; WomenW a HistHi) t fieriesfi — R. Hausler Si it... Javelin—1. Ken McMullln (RB), fer (P), 3. Manley (R). Distance: 111 Art Kan and Mooy (N) del. Ray and Boston at Baltimore, N Kitty Salerno m J. Amadlo OS 101.04 Jim Bower (M), 3. John Bower (M 10". Sieve Bchure, 6-2, 6-2. Chicago at Washington, N pitch in regular rotation with W. Ftnton _. .74 160.62 DIHance; 169'6". High jump—1. Bruce Harvie (P), 2. the damaged elbow. CAR WASH BABITAN BOCKETS LEAGUE R. Alexander .._ ?iS6 159.5" Broad Jump—1. Allan Lee (M), Mold (p), 3. Bendix (P). Height: 5'4' Mlddlrtown (3) — Lrtewood (!) Kansas City at Cleveland, N R. Williamson -. M 159.33 Carlone (RB), 3. Jackson (U). Di Pole vault—1. (tl») Tom McGeehan Slnnles 171 B. NEWMAN SPRINGS BIK , Airport* Plan Lanes' ' L, Pagano - 72 159.10 tance: 1ST'. (P), and Max Bendix (P), 3. Polhemui Ron Schurgln (L) def. Stew Miller, Minnesota at Detroit, N When it was discovered ear- A. Gatto 96 a58.80 (P). Height S'6". '-6 6-4 6-4 BED BANK, N. J. Donato Construction , 62 s J. Wlialen „ 88 158.61 Javelin—1. Tom Manley (R), 2. Con^ Ron Williamson (M) def. Art Soben, Saturday's Games lier this month that the 29-year Brick C!1W — Mu4le(own (J5W i-6, 3-4, 6-1. Hennles Tavern 57 J. Villa ... 84 158 39 100-yard dash—1. Aubrey Grieg (M ley JR), 3. Nlckola (P). Distance Minnesota at Detroit old left-hander had an arthritic •I \ Shore Point Inn 57 F. Mitchell _ - 90 158.03 2. Hess (B). 3. Allen (B). Time: 10.3. Bob Mazllsh (L) def. John Stryker . Discount Building Center 55 F. SlnMerU .36 157.78 220-yard dash—1. Bill Hess — Bloomfield (O) JUke advantage of Sean Bead Dozen , 3» . J. carlion (M), 3, Jorgensen (M Slnicleft 57 R. Prezlosl 98 Time: 4:37.5. 440-yard dash—1. Pete Krot (F) 2 complete wheel alignment Paints .- _.2-9 67 . R. Carnes 96 120-yar120-yi d high hurdies-1. Rich Hans Jennings (LB), 3. Saccbetlo (LB): Bob Thaler (M) del. Al Altman, 6-1, - - Team Three Games—Donato R. Lorenz (B)- , 2~. _(tle, .) August and Martelll IB; Time: 55.5. S-2 Bulldog JV, service. Here'« what you I Contraction 2675; High Ind. Thn J. Monahan . ...St H1.44 Time: 15.B. 880-yard run—1. Stanley L«wis (LB), Bill Bchooley (M) der. Dan Ames. 8-0, Games—oeo. Angellnl 642; High, Teai Subs: Less than Hrds games bowled 180-yard low hurdle! -U Art Marttl 2. BurmBn (LB>, 3. Wilson (F). Time: get: Caster, camber, toe-in Game—Donato Construction 057; HI*]~ Doran ....30 179.26 (B), 2. Hansen (B), 3. Lovett (M! 2:12.0. Barry Nathanson (M) d. John Kelly, Ind. Game~H. Fallon 247. Btranlero ...... 21 175.10 Time: 21.3. One-mile run—1. Tom Bazley (LB), 6-0, 6-0. Win Again and toe-out are corrected; Kuhl . 57 172.34 Shot—1. Rudy GrassD (M), 2. Hennei 2. Abraham (F), 3. Lenahana (F). MIcKey Eabln (Ml it!. Buzz Van Kaulman _JJ n2.2l icy (B), 3. Scott (M). Dlstanci Time: 4:(6.5. Ness, 0-3, 6-0. steering system is compeltely J. I>mgo .33 171.14 150-yard high hurdles—1. Jim Me- Iioubles WEST LONG BRANCH - Si R. Maurer _..I2 171.11 CaskIM (LB), 2. NlchoU (F), 3. Mc- Steve GoMsplel and Schooley (M) A. uns in the first two innings pow- inspected and adjusted. DUcu's—1. John O'Nell (B), 2. GrasP s Kelly and Van Ness, 6-1, 6-1. USED BOATS G. Destefano 18 169.01 (11), 3. Scolt (M). Distance: H6 7», Carthy (F). Time: 18.5. red the Rumson-iFair Haven Re L. Rlceltelll . 8 169.00 (school record). 180-yard low hurdles—1. McCasklll Thaler and Nathanson (M) def. Alt- Sears-Automotive Center — INBOARDS — W. Kerchner " .„.._ High jump—1. Charles Falk (M), (LB), 2. NlchoU (F). 3. McCarthy (F). man and Ames, 6-1, 6-2. gional JV baseball team to its A. Montone „ .63 166.28 Hansen (B), 3. (tie) Co: I Is (M) amTime: 22.1. tMO Uwr 35—MM. thro 8«l tl]M:M 42' Owaiu $9,500 P. Johnson - ....30 164,12 Qallagrier (B). Height: 5'9". Bhot—1. Joe Lykes (F), 2. Selnlk fifth victory without a los Fly Brldgt, Twin Screwi, W. Ryan 60 361.44 (LB), 3. Van Brunt (LB). Distance: Pole vault—1. Cook (B), J. (tie) Witt <6'3". Wednesday when it downed Shore HirculM Pltxls F. McManus - 51 160.40 ;M) and Boran (B). Helghl: ll'J". H. Devlne .- _„. 30 158.17 Javelin—1. Jim Orelco (B), 2. ML Discus—1. Jerry Van Brunt (LB), 2Knight. s Slate Regional, 8-5. 32' Chrli Craft $12,500 S. Cooley :._...12 154.00 SI), 3. Sudyka (M). Distance: t60'6' Jones (F), 3. Sebecko (F). Distance: Stq Skill, Twin Screw, 185 H.P. H. Clark 9 163.01 Broad Jump—1. Martelll (B), 2. Hei 139'. Junior leftfielder John Babcock G. Anuellnl - 6 148.03 !B), 3. Salderlnl (M). Distance: 19'' High Jumj>—1. John Driver (F), 2. 35' Chris Craft $5,000 H. Smith 18 140.02 DayU (F), 3. Greenwood (LB). Height: Sports-O-Rama sparked the winner's four-run MARINE SUm, Twin scraw, 145 H.P. G. Blichoff _ 18 139.11 Ro. Freehold (70) — Shore <«) utburst ih the first inning when 1 Pole vault—1. Vollle Mitchell (LB), 2. 30 Chris Craft $4,500 100-yard dash—1. Len Hill (SK), e banged out a two-run homer. TOD El 'C Twin Scraw, 105 H.P. HIDDEN HILLS EAST WOMEN Ramsey . Tin* Johnson (F), 3. Oa) (PI. Height: 11'. Harmony Bowl 110. Javelin—1. Pete Gaj (F). 2. M. GaSho] w Sunday This was his second round trip- 27'Tio|an $4,000 220-yard dash—1. Hill (SF), 2. Ram (F), 3. Llotta (LB). Distance: 168'. 1UDEL ) SERVICE •M Expriu, 11$ H.P. Telbott Insurance __8m tsy (8), 3. Perry :2,3b 4 0 senior athletes. C. Fontanes (SF), 3. Obrlwln (SP 2. Clifford (EC), 3. Lange (EC). Time: ster, Greg Ryan, will be honored Babcock.U 4 1 2 Keleman.K 4 0 PLEASURE BAY Height: 12'. 22.4. White,lb 3 0 0 McNIsh.sa 3 0 Dan Dora Is chairman ol the Javelin—1. Shirk (S), 2. Ramsey (S' Shot—1. Tom Mount (EC), 2. Due[or his exploits in track. Frlscla.rt 3 1 0 Lane,c 3 1 3. Edwards (E). Distance: 1(98". [CBA), 3. Chundak (EC). Distance: Ma'ley.c 3 0 1 Brady.lb 2 1 MARINA event and Is being assisted by • Broad jump—1. Carlo JVmtanes (SF Others who will be on hand to i>'f rs'nJl) 3 0 0 M'tfnsln.p 0 0 1 1 O Boden.p 3 1 MO Patttn Avt., Long Branch , Mrs. Thomas Watson and Mrs. 2. Woolley (B), 3. Ferry (SF). Dl Discus—1. Frank Bnead (CBA), 2. accept plaques are Miss Gin- i.a'b'vy,p t e l«'9Tl Schumacher (EC), 3. Fitzgerald (CBA), coll * Charles Cox Distance: 138'7". ny Deunkel of West Orange High, 31 5 1' Matswan ((8) — Keyporl (49) Javelin—1. Jim Lennon (EC), 2. swimming; Peter Jilleba, wres- nuraion-PK 4 2 0 10 1 100-yaM dash—1. Bill Bond (M), )ue (CBA), 3. Snead (CBA). DlBtance: liore Ree. _.:-...2 3 0 0 0 0 . (tie) Relth (M), and Limim (JO. Tim 155'2". i tling, and Melvin Benney, Verona 2B-Waten. IB-Wood. mv-BabcocH. Broad Jump—1. John Volger (EC), 2. 10.2. High, baseball. 220-yard dash—1. Chipper IAWII Moncelsl (EC), 3. Reynolds (EC), Dls- SPECIALS (K). 2. Relth (HO, 1 Bond (M). Tirai The unusal show will offer ex- 23.7. 440-yard dash—1. Tony Alejil (K) hibitions in judo-karate, trick DSP SEA 2- Underwood (M), 3. Lauro (M). Time RENT A CAR or S3>2, Dickinson Takes trchery, fly casting, quick draw 880-yard run—L Kevin Gelreo (M) shooting, exhibits of sky and scu- U.S.G. TILE J. Hammel (K), 3. Moiei (M). Time FISHING 2x4-6' 2:08 6. te diving, racing cars, work of One-mile run—1. Dave Hunson (M the U. S. Power Squad and Civil 12"x24" t. Strockblne (M), 3. Shannahan (M Golf Lead on 65 9 A.M. WEEKDAYS TRUCK from HERTZ Air Patrol1 and clinics in numer- Tims: 4:53.5. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) - 120-yard high hurdles—1. Edm. Ham. ous sports including football, golf, ton (M). 2. Robinson (K), 3. Lawlo: Gardner Dickinson, Jr., didn't let U-DRIVE . . . Call (K). Time: 16.3. basSball, bowling and golf. 180-yard low hurdles—1, John PL an injured shoulder bother him "Diver 2" Hone (M), 2. Lawlor (K), 3. Roblmol The one day show will be held (K). Time: 22.7. yesterday as he battled to a five- FAST 52' DIESEL 99 letween the hours of 2 and 8 p.m. Bhot—1. Bob Cholewa (M), under-par 65 to take the first 775-1515,222-3299,741-2121 Semenza (K), 3. smith (SI). Dlatance 45'11511". round lead In the $50,000 Texas BOX Discus—1isc. . Orel ggemenie enia (K). Open Golf Tournament. HIGHLANDS Stra.nt o (K)K), 33.Woolleley (M(M).) DisDistanct e The 37-year-old native Alaba- Stall Deadline 3 High Jump—1. Hamilton (M), 2. Peai man held a one-stroke edge over OCEANPORT-Monmou'th Park MARINA Bert Weaver, Ja<% Cupit and management announced the dead- HIGHLANDS, H. J. Cook & Dunn Antique Oak SOMETHING NEW Tom Aaron. line for stall applications for our Call Dickinson, who hasn't won a brthcoming meeting is Saturday, CAPT. LOU MARTIN PAINT SALE HOW MUCH . . . HAS BEEN ADDED! tournament since the 1962 Coral May 1st. The 56-day summer PANELING WOULD YOU EXPECT TO PAY FOR A NEW |«I W FIBEROUSS Gables Open, said he pulled a meeting opens on June 4th and 244-7750 LATEX FOAM PRE-FINISHED RUNABOUT wllti fold-down bucktl Moh, walk-Dim opwlna wlndihUld, muscle in the third round of theruns through Aug, 7th. The stable bow, ilirn ond ildt itorast, floor eovtrtni, dt lion Inhrtor, canmrflbl* DICK TERWILLIGER Houston Classic last week and re- area will open to receive horses lop. PLUI Mtrcury 50 n.p. alKtrlc itart ampMi... AND husky Illt-twd YACHT 7S7-S134 trallor.... PLUS anchor IMt, nn •xtlnguMnr, bsltfry 6« ond boot hook. injured it yesterday on the prac- iaturday. May 15th. lice tee. HOW MUCH ? .$1995 Thanks to what he called a READY FOR THE WATER I INSURANCE wonder drug that he painted on AUTO INSURANCE GAL. 4« SIMILAR VALUES IN FIBERGLASS 14* dim !)' IN WOOD LAPSTRAKE by his shoulder before the first tW*t It' Itiro »' OUTBOARDS AND STERN-DRIVES. 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'60 MERCURY Monterey 4D. 650. '62 FORD 6P. C'try Sed., FOM. 1195. A GROUP OF FORDS Mtreomatic, power storing. OTHERS •62 FORD 6P. C'try Squire, 1450. COMPACTS Reduced • Top Trade-in 65 Mustang ....$2041 '62 MERCURY Convertible 1295. Fordomatic, powtr storing. 64 Rambler ....$1691 62 Chrysler ....$1391 Wagon 64 Ford $1791 300 Hardtop '64 RAMBLER American 440 1595. '62 MERCURY Colony Park 1495. Hardtop 60 Dodge $ 351 Allowances Two-door hardtop, automatic. 64 M. G $1191 Mercomatic, powsr steering. Convertible 63 T-Bird $2291 Convertible •&2 OLDS "88" 4D. Hd:Tp. 1595. "64 FORD F250 Pickup, %-Ton 1495. 63 Falcon $1091 62 Ranch Wgn. $ 991 58 Plymouth ....$ 71 Hydwnatic, power storing. Sedan Wagon 61 T-Bird $1391 • Immediate '60 CADILLAC 4D. Hd.Tp. 1695. '62 PONTIAC 6P. Catalina 1595. 63 Monza $1491 Hardtop 64 Olds $2191 Convertible Very nice. Hydrama+ic, power sttering, 61 Ctry. 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RED BANK LL-FORD Open Daily 'til 9 P. M.; Sat. 'til 4 P. M. MOUNT-ENGLISH 671 BROADWAY Sales 222-3600 741-0910 LONG BRANCH Service 229-3800 I Since 1*04 MonmouM anJ Maplt Av... h.d Bank 7-4I-4O0O AOT0S FOC ULE THE DAILY HEGKTEH AUTOS K» SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AOTOB FOR SALE xomrmtaut 24-Frid»y, April 23, 1965 IMS TOflCVT II WIIU. Automatic. UM CHEVROLET — Mailoo Wlaon. U«I COMBT - tWMlsef, ._ urn 'A HOaHO, (prta exspe KMiMi Mmnenvut — yomavvrr hamham- UM n,TKOUTH — rateneot ewim UNO. HcCUUbT CtmnUL V4. Automatic transmission. Oood con transmission. A real economy ca-r, |72&.SUM. Hew area. Keonay overhauled, flood 291-1101. dltlon. Radio, Heater. *4W. 7(7-5WT. RAMAS Bno»., Poptiu sales and Mr- Hue with matS'ing'jDtldw. RAMA* vice. M Broad St., Red Bank. Mt-MW. BROS, Pontlac Sales and fenrlee, Me Ut static* cor. »»• Can «H» IBM VOLKHWAOEN — Vary low mile- AUTOS TOR SALE 1W3 TRIUMPH TR 3B — Roadster. 1M3 BOWrfEVUXE — Four-door bard- Bad «L, Red Bask. TU41M. IMS CORVETTB BTTXO RAT — Jto O595. Call alter 5 age. Will sacrifice. Han bun trans- 1M3 POOTJAC Catallna convertible, top. A dreatm o< a car. Tremendous 5 p.m ferred to West Coast. Call M8(5O3. automatic and power steering, fast. value. RAMA* BROsV, Fontlao Sales ISM CHSVROLET, Bel Air imircour -—Uent condition. Kany extras. Beet lan COTVROLCT — Six cylinder, two. T<11909 n McCARtby Chevrolet ai-U01. rer. CaH M,iilu. Automatic. Clean. 8(2-1330 1963 DODGE DART — i -door, 1 owner, and Service. 3» Broad K., Red Bank. Power-gilds. KM. McQARthy Chevrolet 0B1 •94-1 Wf "~~ or Ml! 741-TU3. 1W1 FORD BunJiner convertible, V-8, low mileage, full power. Sacrifice. Auto- 1999 MERCEDES so — Radio, heater, 1W1 METROPOIJTAN -JUdlo, Mater, Crulsomatlc, radio, power steering, matic. 222.(089, 2293037. Mint condition, two snow-tires, lacrlllce SPJUNOTIIIE IS COKVERTIBU seven tires, 1300. Call weekends or m. MUSI SELL—19H9 Ford MM ton wagon. Good condition. Must sen, 264.2076. I9«3 PONTIAC Tempest UMans con- Cxi»u«tt mechanical condition. Cell 1969 MlIST\Nd - Big V-8, (tick, like 1995. Call 611-2(83. vertible, automatic transmission, bucket TIME — Cliooee (ram six lata model alter 5 p.m. W1-12M- >i. SH-165* between 6 p.m. and S p.m1M. 2 FALCON — Station bus, r&dlo, new. MoCARthy Chevrolet, 195) VOLKSWAO.EN — Price to Mil.aeaU, snow-ttres. Low mllsM*. well teautlei. RAMAS BROS., Pontlac Sales heater, Interior mahogtny paneled, ex- and Service, 396 Broad Bt, Red Bank. Uao CHEVROLET, unoals, [our-door 291-1101. RASSAS BROS., Pontlac Sales and cared for, good economy. Asking. 11200. 741-niO. hArtiqp Ptwer-gllde, radio. V-8. m».1»67 T-BIRD — _ CADILLACS tris. White 11160. 787-OBtl. 1983 BED VOLKSWAOEN CONVERT- Service, 3K Broad St., Rm Bank. 56O89.3. McCAMby ChevroleU M1-U01. ~ ~ tone .tops. All yesrs and models. McCARthy 1963 CADILLAC — Sedan de vllle. air IBLE — 18,000 miles. Showroom condi- 7(l-5'80. 1M0 OHaTVnOLET IUPALA - Four- MORRIS MINOR COKVBRTIBIJC - door hardtop. A real buy at SV7S. 1KO PORD FUTBRA — Two door. Chevrolet, 28MI01. conditioned, six-way seats, power win- tion. Reluctant to sell, Traniterrea to IVBZ CORVAIR MONZA — Four-door, oood top, body, tires. Needs minor re RASSA8 BROS., Pontlac Sales and IM3 CHIVT n, daw*. McCARtfty Chevrolet. 2P1-1101. California. *I,5K>. «7l-«27«. automatic, bucket seata. Original owner. pairs: "As Is," Ji». Ul-tm altar C pm Orl«lnal owner. Tola cat Is to »ertect 196a VOLKSWAGEN — Red. Sunroof. Excellent condition. 671-02M. service, IDS Broad St., Red Bank. condition. Hare is J«u chance for Bendlx radio. Seat belts. Excellent 1961 FALCON — Standard transmis- IBM FOUR DOOR — Sedan Chevrolet. 19M CHEVROLET — CheveUa, lour- 741-5180, miles « motorloa; pleasure tor only condition. *%»<>. Call 7(7-3888. sion, radio, healer, excellent condition, Good condition. Best offer. Call 291- 1963 CLDSUOB1LB, Holiday coups. door aadan. Po -ertllda, power steering, 1M0 CORVADR, Power-glide. U»». u» Hits. Low cost bank financing with I960 H»rAULT OUUUVBlii" _ ' 7(1-10(7. Automatic and power stserlng. Claw. 1955 PONTIAC — Four-door sedan. McCARthy Chevrolet 291-1101. radio alx-cyllndsr, tow mileage, lie CARUjr Chevrolet Monmoulh County National Bant Boo Excellent condition. 39.000 mllftt. Only 1959 RAMBLER SEDAN — Stt5. Eco- -.J VOLKflWAOEN — A real honey CARthy Chevrolet, 211-1101. IM-UOt. Wmte Buick. .74MU00. one driver. Call 7il-9S<2. nomical driving-. You'll be pleased with of a car. Only 11175. RASSAg BROS., 1955 CHEVROLET — 327. Powered. • Its appearance and operation. 7(7-2976. IUM OPEL REKOKD caravan Wssn. LOOK1NO FOR A USED BTATION Pontlac Sale* and Service, 396 Broad AUTOS FOR SALE TOla exeellsive wagon reoently brought WAGON? — Btop In and take a look CONVERTIBLE 1959 FORD — Hydro- Bt., Red Bank. 7(1-5180. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE over Irom Germany »nd traded tool at our Isjfje selection today. RASSAS matlc, black, red and white Interior, JM2 CHEVROLET, Bel Air, vagon, I8«3 PLYMOUTH WAOON — t r BROS • Pontlao Sales and Bervlce, 395 1350. Call between 6 and 7 p.m. 767-six-cylinder standard, radio. HIM. Me t\ .°l.,U'\t'»£*; M*' .«d service Broad St., Red Bank. 741-5180. 3(3. CARUiy Chevrolet. 291-1101. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Cadillac NEW \US ltea BUICK RIVmRA. — one owner! The Standard dark blue exterior, blue Interior. 13,000 mues. Tbls car mustt be seen toto lof the World in VOLKSWAGENS On* '"?• ofl»r Um anandd td tor dO daya. Bob White Bul 11 W 1200 A" SEDAN JBdl CHEVKOLXT, Impala. epon coupe. Used Cars, too! Bower-smde, power steering, V* sidle mat. McdARay Cheyrolw* a II you've been flunking of moving A CKBVROUET — Jill cylinder t*0- •ptio Cadillac you'll be delighted door Blece-jme. Power staJrlni, aule- at the remarkable uvlngi you can matlc Call evenings ~" cntoy when you buy a late rnodel> 1M1 OOMKTP — TwoHio(ir, ajrer. I pre-owned Cadillac rrom our wide new. .THANK selection. Remember, Cadillac quality, 141-tmt. and pride never as out ol style. Eft- M495 COME IN AND SAVE ley both In o wed Cadillac ol a price I you eon affwd. ALSO YOU j 1963 CADILLAC Convertible— WHILE WE ARE White with red leather interior "1500" Super Sedans BOB WHITE end black top. Leaded with ex- tras Including automatic win- USED CAR CLEARANCE VERV dows end iii-way jest. $2135 1*63 CADILLAC Convertible— "1500" Super Station Wagons Bob White Buick REMODELING! Blue with blue leather interior MUCH! and black top. Equipped with $2343 many extras including factory air conditioning. ORDER NOW AT don't miss out on our I 1961 CADILLAC Convertible— door nine passenger _„ n J11M 1939 FORD convertible (Like Hew) I TM I Gold with matching Interior and I960 DOME two3a>r hariltOB I (M I tin top. Completely equipped I 1961 BUICK ipecltl wagon _TIIS I including tutomatic windows ONLY AT I and lix-wey seat. AUTOPORT U.S.A. 1961 CADILLAC Eldorado Biar- BOB WHITE BUICK fflirewabury Ave. New Shrewsbury DRASTIC ritx Convertible—Blue with blue 872-0500 leather interior end white top. 741-6200 I Equipped with bucket leat. One 2" ??,"?' '•}"•*!, "Kffoder I owner. Excellent condition. Rt. 36 & Scenic Dr. Highlands REDUCTIONS 4 TO ft WEEKS DELIVERY TRUCKS FOR SALS. ONI-OF-A-KIND IPBdJUr-Uei San ON ALL national Metro (JU-U3, t' walk-la boar RUSSELL tuU overhead rear door. tl>top eropi II. BcHwarti ft Boni, HI W. Front Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. Bt.. Bed Bank. W^wfa 109 Newman Springs Road UN CHEVnoLET — -ton Dick up.* RttI CBSW NEW AND RED BANK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 741-0910 ON MOTORCYCLES 1S64 HONDA 90-Black. 10 month's 0l£ A* • OUT- Excellent mnnlnc condition. S2T5. Call s ON, 7«l.D063. 1060 AUOTATE MOTOR BOOOTa?3t^ USED CARS With extras. Call m-aaT^^^^ FRIENDLY 1965 BUICK after S. MOBILE HOMES HURRY IN TODAY AND SAVE 48x10 PACEMAKER — 1M2, Ilk* CSW, ready to move in. IS Bayatiore Fark. FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Used Cars Rte. 3d, Keyport, commJUng d to Hew Tork. Beet otter lakes I RIVIERA finance 7sr-72M. Mr. Miller. ELOAB — SJxlO', two bedraoma, Jur. niabed. Can finance and park. PRICES 542-2212 1903 WINSOR — 10x60, fire nous. In rood condition with extru. Mint sail. " CIRCLE '64 CHEVROLET 1S64 VINDALE—wiSS. Exnando. Two-door, six-cyl., automatic.

4d'xl0 ALMA MOBILE — IS»7. Twa $1788 bedrooms. Oood condition. Awnlnr and CHEVROLET CO. scrcened.ln patio. Plus many more cx- Iras, MUleville Park, Wast KeaMburj-. 325 MAPLE AVE. 74I-3I30 RED BANK '63 RAMBLER KROPP MxlO' — Fully equipped wllli ' American 330, two-door. combination waaher and dryer. For i quick s«Je at a saeruica, Can be I Automatic, new tires. Distinctive - Exclusive - Sophisticated financed. Call SZMS7& >

$1188 •OATS AND ACCESSORIIS PRICED AT M495 HUBKRT JOHNSON CABIN SKIFF— IS). Clinker built. Twin ChrjrslM en. '62 PONTIAC ONLY Deliver^ sine.. (Only 200 hours use.) Head, Bah-box, automUlo pump, outrlgtera, Bonneville hardtop. With STANDARD EQUIPMENT v rod holders, cbrom* trim tlurouifiout. new Naugabyde cushions, oak, teak, One owner, puff. and Honduras mahocany cnnstmctloo. All equipment Included. Asking »3L78O, SEE IT — DRIVE IT AT 1 M U $1888 'S **"• •** "" ^ CARRY CRAFT uviaa Boat Trailers .• '61 T-BIRD 1M W. Front St, iti-MX) Keyport. BOB WHITE BUICK »• CABIN CRUISER — SIMM tint SO h.p. Oray. standup head. JMIly Hardtop. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S QUALITY DEALER Jl.OOO or Best otter. CtU V&,

$1788 PIBIROIAS your boat now Resin MG IN SENSATIONAL WIN SHREWSBURY AVENUE NEW-SHREWSBURY only ttM per galloo. All sbei <* cloin in stock. Also Petit Utrlne piinta and oUier repair materials In etocld "60 PONTIAC OPEN EVENINGS r PHONE 741-6200 Jacobs Bsrdwue Co., Bergen PI. a) Bhriwsbury Ave., Reil Bank. 7 Four-door. Lone Star LS 13 Sailboat ? $788 t9T5 f.o.b. If you think there Is nothing really new In class sailboats, consider uA AT LAGUNA SECA!! '59 OLDSMOBILE try this. ribergtas entry frorA Lons sur. Cape cod style, sloop rig N1 sail, 13 lentcth, 11" beam with pivoting $488 BUY ONE OF THE bUgebosrds for greater room «nd afc llcltncy. Demonstrstor A Rehtala * '59 CHEVROLET MONMOUTH MARINA Convertible Sd West M. Uonmouth Bsaci "SURPRISE CARS" 28 Udl CI.'BTOM BUILT — (Nau), $588 hardtop shelter cabin skiff, 13J h.p. Palmer, 1M englae hours, two bunk* OF head. Ice-box, sink, radio, depth aoirad* '59 T-BIRD Convertible WANTEI> — Used outboard engines^ Any condition and horsepower. Ali. 1965 AT small boats. Will pick up at locailoo^' $888 Days JU-ma, nl,nts M25«ieV ^ 28' PIDIllSEN cabin orulstr, perfect, Sleeps four. Phone . I '60 FORD SPECIALS FORanna OUTBOAROUTBOARD FAIM— TWIN-BORO RAMBLER 19' ThompsoThpsonn B0 hh.pp. VolvoVol . 14 Sl,M, a Four-door ledan. IV O1M Ski BoaBoatt , toto hh.pp . | m 14' Oils CMkedral Hull, U h.p. $688 Joanson 1 IBIL IS1 Bus Boat, Terry-Type, n • tup. Johnson I 1M Come See Our New Evlnrude Boats I USED TRUCKS Sweetld & Sport It Models. Fast * Smooth * Stable. NAUVOO MAlilNA ' '64 INTERNATIONAL Sea Bright, W.J. ' ' \ lit-llot IS' RUNABOUT - Perteot ski, ! Metro. timw boat. 50 h.p. Jomuos. l»n>r« AMBASSADOR 990 2-DR. HARDTOP surter. 18 gallon forward, a gallon alt, gat tanks. Navy top, custom oovsr, '63 INTERNATIONAL SMTU. Asmng HOD.—"" 1 1600, 12-ft. van H OLDTOWNN - Lapstrake, with tk h.php . Johnson outboaroutboardrdd . FulFulll y eequippedeid, JEEP SALES and SERVICE ""•lljn^condltlon BargaiBargai n at «».

'63 INTERNATIONAL BAIL BOAT - XT day.stusr wlti 2000, D tractor ItM CORVAIR Menu Seve I9&I FORD $109$ tral^r and pram. Asking tHV. Call MG PROVES ITS STAYING POWER AND TREMENDOUS SPEED! C«IM. Floor rtilfh radio ond Galoxlc. Moor hardtop, automa- heoler, low mlleogit like new. tic, rodlo and heater, power steer- Ing. (Mort Cbsnlfto! Ads If was no jolting surprise when MG finished both Rrsr and Strcond in its c)»si, in th» big net fht '61 INTERNATIONAL l«63 RAMBLER ,1350 CCO, 405 trietor. MMr Hardtop. Rodlo, heater. 1961 HILLMAN $S75 On Tbe Not P»g») weekend of October 20, 1963. Minx. Automatic, radio t, neater. l«&3 PONTIAC J239S But the biggest upset of this gruelling event was when Ron Bueknum't MGB took Second Place ovef Grand Prix, Automatic oft the 1961 RAMBLER $8H i'6l INTERNATIONAL door. Rodlo en) Mater, lull MOBILE HOMES the entire field, only three seconds behind the first-place Cobra I Uoor Sedan. Auromatlc radio Scout. ond neater. IMS RAMBLER SllfS Eating the dust of the MSB were: Three Stingrays, four Corv«tt»l, on» Jaguar, t)ir«# LofuiM, 24oor Clasile. Auromotlc* radio 1961 RENAULT $371 three Morgans, two Porsches, four Austin Healeys, four Triumphs and one Alfa. '61 CHEVROLET owl heater. Radio and heater. PtNEWOOD ESTATES'" Pick-up. IMI CHEVY Impel* II89S I960 FALCON $550 Rt. 72, four mllei weit of ; Proof beyond measure that here's a car for that ipecial breed of man who demands the perform!net Four-doer. Auto. R&H. P.S. Foe- Two-door. Radio ond heofer Parkway, Barneget, N. J. : and style of a thoroughbred — who insists on the last ounce of engineering skill and craftsmanship, tory air condltlonid i "59 INTERNATIONAL I960 RAMBLER $196 609-597-2323 • including such luxuries as wind-up windows, all-steel mono-construction, and English leather uphol- 1943 RAMBLER 9IS95 Ambassador Waaon. Automatic, I Vi ytri dump. iXloor Stotlon Wagon. Automatic radio and heater, full power. Vour best home buy Is.«» stery in the roomy cockpit. radio and heater. Estates Mobile Horn* Soles. Models en 1963 CHEVROLET ,1796 I960 RAMBLER $750 display In 10, U, » nnd 24 fool wldlhl. All in all, a real competition ear. And the price? A lot less than you think. Ttsf drive the MSB Four-doer station wagm. Aula. *docr Sedan. Automatic rodlo All price rongesv I to i tedVooms. Copl. Radio, heater. : and heater, one owner. tol, Oetraltsr, Active, Schult, FocemoUr, today. Alma. Rnonclno avallabltT up to II 1962 RAMBLER $175 1959 FORD $m yean. . . American. Rodlo end heater. Falrlans) SOD, Moor Sedan. One owner, radio ond keater, auto- FREE ADMISSION TO 1962 RAMBLER #1196 matic, PJ, AC Clastic Automatic, rodlo & heater 1959 RAMBLER $49S PINEWOOD ESTATES If62 VOLKSWAGEN $14?$ • Clauic wagon. Automatic, radio ttotlon Wagon. A real, beauty. and heater. Plonned mobile Home community vrrM tPKnHJw WvOQCII IO1I*' WHV • luMw sf*- MONMOUTH MOTORS 1961 FALCON S79S JEEP CJ-S $1271 cor, efMtraef porting, oil underonsunsj Automatic, radio and heater. With snow plow utllittes, rmsttr TV Bnttnra, b*5eekly trdth collKllon, dally mall delivery*; AUTHORIZED BMC DEALER 0000 tow' monwihf fwtoli M~" ttctroK,, 191 NIWMAN SPRINGS ROAD . . . ' KID IANK Neor stMpptng, schiMs. churchse end ex- press roadwoys. Any sin home accom- 141 W, Frent St., M leek OPIN IVENINSS Tit • 747-0040 modated. Swim dub this summer. Writ* HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN tor broctwre ond details M n*mt» 747-07*7 Monmeutk County's Oleleit tsmbler Dealer ; UMes, lex Hi. Bonut)9t, N. A BOAT* AN9 K&NESS NOTICE HOP WUitpD-HAIM HEUP W/WlHMrtAlB HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE F0ft THE DAILY REGISTER * a».»w K»a OUTBOARD HOTOI TOP SOIL SERVICE ICNUX TO LOOK AT Fridny, April 23, 1965-25 BULLDOZING REPRESENTATIVE Offwuosort EASY TO OWN TWO ROWBOAT8 - AUo on 'si ATX AKOUKD MAM TOR SALE W. Make reasonable otter. TRAINEE BUtloo Diner, Bed Bank : • BM422. V Call 74T-SMI FOR ONLY $3 WEEKLY YOU JUST CAN'T 1H _B.P. JOHNSON OUTBCXAftp EN- A leading nationil orgMlntion in th« copying e Call 8T1-2TO after 730 p.m. QROWIWO PAIN8I Call Bvw ONtn field has opening for Machins Service Representative Winted two days a week or equlvalenl 3 ROOM OUTFIT — BRAND NEW AND Is wfJUnf to pay about 12 ea, roor* Landscaping. All pbases of lanasnpln Trainee ia the Monmcuth County anal. number o( hours. S3 per hour. Call than the average window. Our Blg-IC R0WBOAT8 — (25 each. Call S72-0eS0, uiola41ng msUnteninOtt. Weekly month- Rumsoo, S42-23M evenings. Is HEAVY DUTY THROUGH OtT. cr otn l» •eta U IS Millar Bt ly or season, r. Intermnolt itr*~ YOURS FOR ONLY Only I12.M ea. Highlands. or 737-8210. Company furnished automobile and all employee benefits LAND6CA?1NQ — DeJlgn and pUntlng including full hospitalizatlon coverage in addition to good NEED EXTRA MONEY? $288 PROWN'S BAHBOUUT — if Snipe, flbergissied of flse lawns. Complete msinteouice. starting salary. You furnish mechanical ability, good, Join the team at McDonald's. Xf you si diy, mo. cut Weekly, monthly. Residential, commer- Joy working with a congenial era AND A FAMILY SIZE REFRIGERATOR, TOO! 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7U-7SOO 747-4959. cial. Estimate* given. HUNT BROT character, appearance, and willingness to do a thorough job an physically 111. neat—young or old TYPEWrllTSRS. AODCNO machines. ERA 741-4732 and 741-1173. and are willing to do your snare, sto] • » pc Living Room Outfit K)i makes new or used. Ouarsnteed. SAILING SHARK — 11. Good condl to our customers' satisfaction. We prefer only men in- In at McDonald's Rt. 36, Mlddletowi • 9 pc Bedroom Group Low aa (25. Sarplco's. 101 Monmoutls tlim, dacren sails. Lateen rig. ~ PATOTINO nNLnnTID — Exterlo terested in a permanent occupation. between 9-11:30 a.m., 2-4 p.m. or 8-B:3( • i pc Dinette plus Vinyl and Coblnet SL Next lo tneater. 7I7-O48S. 741-0633. p.m. Baturday and Bunday, 9 to 11 a.m. and Interior. Neat, reasonable. For U AND A REFRIGERATOR! DOORS — 4I"xS4" open ftu- one lijht iervlce, dial 787-M9O. only. We need part-time workers from 18' INBOARD HARDTOP - Head ant Call or write Mr. Kenneth Irish 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday throug! slass 3J"x3T'. (7.50 each. RED BANK all accessories, tour-cylinder curls Craft WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BKAK Frlds^r. Also part-time workers eve STOP! SHOP! AND SAVE AT LUMBER • Wsil Bt, Red Bank, 741- excellent condition. 2S4-5U7. SERVICE—John S. Roberts Auto Sei 201.288-3600 nlnga Including Saturday and Bundsy. 3500. 13' PISBRGLAS RUNABOUT — 10 h.p.vice, 282 Oceaoport Ave., Rear, Ocean' FISHINO AND HUNTINO CLOTKING— Controls, steering, speedometer, HEhU. port, opposite Pott Office. 223-2211. CHARLES BRUNING CO. CARPET INSTALLATION MAN a FIELD FURNITURE Steel foot lockers; chest of drawers: Very rood condition. Price |3M. Call Easy Charge. helper with experience. CaU after dining room table, four chairs; radio* 141-7154 utter 6 p.m. ATTICS, CELLARS CLEANED — LI I* Div, AddressQgraph-Multigraph Corp. p.m. 787-3508. 7-11 E. Front Street Keyport, N. J console. Miscellaneous. 671-2927. hauling. Free utlmatei. Call after I 125 North St. Teterboro, N. J FREE STORAGE - FREE DELIVERY POOL—20' wide, 42" deep. All acees- I860, 17' ORUIBERS INC. — Skill, p.m., all day Saturday, Sunday. 74T-3O0 EQUIPMENT OPERATORS — Loadei h.p. Johnson electric. Navy .top. Full] , An Equal Opportunity Employer Asphalt paving and (ruck drlvei Open Thursdays and Fridays 'til 9 - Other Days 'til 6 p.m. sorles Included. (75. Call equipped. Vied two seasons. 56*W5i LAWNS CUT a Phone 715-123S or write Boi lit, Bel 842-0182. WANTED REASONABLE RATES mar, N.J. STARTING APRIL 5th WE WILL BE NORGE r,A3 DRYER — Like new. Pram or dinghy. Call 8 PAINTERS WANTED — Minimum $85. (Moving, so hurry) CalL 714. 671-S015 COMPLETE LAWN MAIOTENANCE- HELP WAOTED-FEMAXE HELP WANTED-MALE years experience. Reliable, referenci OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. 2878. 22' CRUIBALONG — Cabin orulse Lirne, fertlllilni. Weekly, monthly. Esti- requested. Hl-2005. OTHER DAYS 'TIL 6 P.M. mates given. Reasonable rates. 741-06I8. HIGH SCHOOL Junior or Senior to OAR-HOP^ANp ORUX MAN wANTai THAT'S FOR SURE Sleeps two. Galley, head, 100 b. work mornlnrs, 8 ta 12. as dental as* liANSSCAPSR — Seml-retIrM or pel K&r*y t« Ui« vary best Storm and Gray marine engine, moo, AD ,3-713: ROOMS PANELED — Screen porctu; slstant In Mlddleloim. Write "A.R.", 1. Apply In ptrion, Thr( son willing to work days. Call afte icreen combination aluminum windowg 24' CABIN CRUISER — Sleeps two. II and enclosures, alterations sad addl Sox 611, ReS Ban*. Seasons Drl'Irlve-ln, , Hwy. _.38.. Leonard! 6:90 p.m. 2U-2829. HELP WANTED-Male > Femali FOR SALE that fire tops, nothinf better m&da. h.p. Interceptor "Idttle Chief," $905 I lions. El I/uker, 741-2109. bstwell I anJ 4 p.m. Or call 291-3035, TRUCK DRIVER, — For wholi Save $5 on each at WOMAN WANTED — For part Ome, to ACS EMPLOYMENT AQSNCT beat ofier: Irwlns. BILL'S LAWN SERVICE — Reasonab do alterations. Single System Laundry, CHEVROLET TRUCK MECHANICS laundry route, must have somt mechan- ASPHALT TILE prices and estimates. Cutting dally o electricians and working men to travel ical ability, steady position, free medl' Bvery order A applicant our specialty PROWN'S 14' RUNABOUT — Olrmpla plywood. monthly. 222-6643. . ' Inc., Keyport. 264-OT57. K White St. Shrewsbury 747-34 "B" colors. First juality. only 15.85 Steering wheel, windshield, contrail. with Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Clrcua, cal and hospltallzatlon plan. Apply Stal 45 sq ft. cartons. That's only 7Hc pt:32 Broad SI. Red Bank 7II-7S0O Trailer, like new. Ready lot water. DAWN WORK DONE — By day, week AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER — ForGood pay. Excellent raeaJs. Comfortable Cleaner* and Launderers, Myrtle Ave. We. Come In, see samples on vlny established new car dealer In Long BleeplM. Apply 8 a-in. TmMday, Biv< Lore Branch between 5 and ft p. SALESMAN OR SALESWOMAN - F< asbestos also. RUDOE ENGLISH BICYCLE — Girl s (285. 8(2-1831. or month. Call Branch. Must have previous experi- Plaza Ctrcm Grounds, Red Bmk. a hlfh Income career with unllmltei three-speed, hand brakes. US. call 8TJ- 671W40 ence and take full chares. Send full WIREMEN — Circuit boircu. Ret opportunities. Call Walker & Walker MI3 17' INBOARD MOTORBOAT — Foi Seheinatlcs. Soldering. Knowledge m Realtors, 671-3311, Ur. Miller. RED BANK LUMBER cylinder, and trailer. Need* tuneui SYSTEMATIC LAWN MOWING - resume to "A.O.," Box til, Red Bank FIRST CLASS LABORER — Pnyslcajl OO—CART lor sale, (125 Weekly or monthly rates. Call D.N. lit. Must have current New Jersey chanlcal assembly drawing. Salary C2.3 The Low Overhead Lumber Yard Ai is, JSSO. Call CL 9-29(0. Y.O.U. — Your opportunity unlimited Drirer's License. Apply Borough Ha Ptr hour. DAVENPORT Personnel te Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bsr! Call after 7 p.m. 747-5113. ' vice*, 77 Broad St., Red Bank. 747-3351 747-H98. 22' umns — Hardtop, food condition, Your nours. Assured Income If quail' (or application lorm. 5M Tlnton Ave., SITUATIONS WANTED, Femali TRADE IN your old furniture with n bunks, head, 109 Gray, equipment. Cal LANDflOAPINO AND LAWN SERVICE fied. Rapid advancement 222-297B. Jew Shrewsbury. Jeroms S T down payment and get a new parii TWO SPRINQ PROM DRESSES — 671-1026. A.R. Dial !OOK FOR NEW KURMNO HOME— Borough Clprl. or dining room set at sue prices. W Beautiful and costly, like new. Size 10 127 Oakland St. 741-2360 Red Ban: THERE'S BIO MONET SILUNO RELIABLE HIOH SCHOOL girl desires and 12, (10 each. 7(7-3280. UUtOE STEEL BALL FLOAT — (25. Eaton Park. CaU for appointment be- MECHANIC — Forelm car experlenc summer work. Will care for children ltam Left FurnUure Inc., Hwy 3 Call Saturday DON'T in 9 and I. M2-IT00. essiry. CaU BETTER KNOWN at beach. CsJl 741-0137. Ulddtolown. 741-3313, opan evenings til COTTON OVAL RUG — Colonial, 8x15; M2-0797 1 P-ttl. with pad. (30. Oood condition CaU let ue termites get the best of your WAITRESS WANTED FOR MORNING RELIABLE WOMAN—Wishes to tab 35' Owens, twin 136 H.P., 110 homes. Why not let CHESAPEAKE get BHIFT — Apply In person, Colts Nack GOOD HUMOR care of children in her home. Will all ELBCTRIC HOT WATER HJ3ATER- Volt generator, answer (S,OM the best of them? Free estimates, Diner. RL 34. belore 1 p.m. OWNER.OPERATORS board U desired. CaU T17-28OD. Automatlc All glass lined. 62 gallon O.E. SINK AND DISHWASHER — 26' Owem, twin 66 H.P,, seats. in call 24 hours. 741-:.. DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT — Typing nec^ To deliver food produols tor larri ICE CREAM capacity. Only a year old. 150. Call Magic Chef s»s stove, good condition, top (2,800 OHBSAPBAKB EXTEKMTNATINO CO, essary, 25 hours' weekly. Write '"A.G.' grocery chain. Late model tractor TYPINO BACKLOG T anytime. 542-082J. best offer. Call after « p.m 222-2992. 55' Chrii Cralt, 185 H.P. (3,200 eall St. Red Bank, N. 3. required. Secretary overworked? Business Collet* J1.65 Box 511, Red Bank. V POOL TABLE — Like nsw, reason DANELECTRO QUITAR — Like new. 23' Tebln, 109 Gray. Hardtop REFRIGERATION MAN graduate and sparkling new typewrite: able. Call Double pickup. Oat wound strings. List: ST Ventnor, 1M S.P. 12.80 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Apply will tladly help at home. 747-0780. TV Trojan. 109 a ray, top, pump J EMPLOYMENT in person, Peterson's Restaurant, 1S3 Must have heavy experience la trail* 787-1715 (120, new. Will sell for (65. FAIR HAVBN YACHT WORK. INC. Riverside Ave., Bed Bank. refrigeration work. CPENWM LntirBD-APPLY NOW 'AS8AR COLLBQE SOPHOMORE t>«slrea Interesting and creative sum BUGS ARE COMING! rt. DeNormandle Avenue $18.88 HELP WAmrSD-FEMALE WOMEN ATTENTION BODY MAN • No Investment msr employment. References available. Screens repaired. Broken window That's right only (1J.W for a one Fair Haven, N.J. 747-301 Must be sxperlenced In complete tralle: • Established routes Reply to Marcla Horr, 331 Davlson, fixed. Order your screens now. OIRL WANTED FOR work In Dellcates We need women for part-time night of. repairs. • Friendly, helpful supervision Vsssar College, Poughkeepsle, N.Y. Inch thick aluminum combination 13' CHRIS ORAFT — Fully ejulpped, ten. 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply In person, flee cleaning Jobs In a Monmouth Coun- storm and screen door, complete with *800 "as !". ClCalll ty Building. Five nights a week, six PROWN'S all hardware, framing, automatlo 741-3412. Lllllui's Dellcateuen, 171 Main Bt., DOCK SUPERVISOR Monday through Saturday, 8 to closer storm chain. Cash and Carry. Belford. hours a night. Yeiir round work. Bring To handle large in-bound operatioi S£5 Shrewsbury Ave. Bhrewsbu SITUATIONS WANTED, Male 32 Broad ai. Red Bank 741-7JW ZOBEL SEA SKIFF — 24'. 1956. _. llrth or Baptismal Certificates. Must Call FL 1-1420, John Connelly. (Across from Red Bank Airport) WE NEED ROOM - Lowest pricei callent condition. Hardtop, vie bunks, WOOLWORTH'S REMODELJKO — Ap- lave car. For Interview. APPLY ever. Wall cabinet, $2.76; End tabl PROWN'S plications for experienced personnei TUESDAY, 5 P.JJ.-«:3O P.M., ASBURY BXOBLLENT OPPORTUNITY - Foi SIAN WISHES gartlener-carerlAlter job. ciMtolonf, head, radio ground plate, needed In various departments Jnclul PARK, Y.M.C.A., «W MAW ST., AS' Steady, year-round work. Call 797' §1.75; book trough 12.75: Qatelec TsbK 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 Eudbury vent, speedometer, depth experienced talesman. Must be fui: HANDYMAN TO WORK ON FARM — £9.50: T.V. stands $2.75; Slice? »3.7I PLASTIC COKE BARREL — Three ing household, wtarlng apparel, drap- 3URY PARK. time Including som* evenings and Su Apply in person, Comb's Anfmai Hoapl- 5753. Outdoor rrlU B.75; Bar stool »1.7S flnaer. Ready to go, Chryalox Crown, ery, pet supplies, toys, notions, shoes. days. Real Estate experience not spigot, (50. Phone very low hours. Price $2,500. Located SECRETARY — Resident ot Barltan tal, Sluewsbary Ave., Shrewsbury. LIOHT HAtTLINa AND ODD JOBS - tloor lamp tl.75: park bench 13.75: h 787-3101. at Irwln's Yacht Basin, Red Bank. Cal! Wages according to experience ar sential. Phone NAVBSWK ASSO Dick Eeldtmtn (Cy > plate J2.75; throw rugs |i.5O; Chlm ability Apply F. w. wooiworth Co Townsblp. Call 28I-CM1, *TES, INC., 671-0600. REAL ESTATE BROKER WANTED — Glassware, and bric-a-brac. RUSC1L' 46. WAHSMSSBS WANTED — Apply Ben' to answer this ad. An established yes: tlon Red Bsnlc area, near river. Btead; sod prs-mltred culnis. _ NIMROD OAMPINO TRAILERS — Buy nis Restaurant. 80 Broad Bt. Red round restaurant Is seeking to build from experienced campers. ctesonke'tL 27'1960 OWENS cabin cruiser, lap- IEOBIDTARY TO CLERGYMAN WORKERS a family of experienced dining room rear-round business (27,000. momentsstsll on.e or two yourself In' a tew Part-time, typing, »teno and mimeo Bank. 741-6187. service people who ess sell, serve and 1602 Aabury Ave., Asbury Park. T74- •trake. 185 h.p., low hours. Bow andwork. OaU 747-8365. ' COCKTAIL LOUNQE-Hlj»l clajs, sopu- J/fa«/8 fH.ooea. •tern rail* new canvas and winter >roduoe for themselves and the house. 3/1x6/8 Iis.61 ea. cover. Very clean, Extra*. 671-2760. 1X0ELLENT JOB OPPORTUNITY — Bend name, address, telephone lar, and unique. Rumson area. (42,000. experience to "A.y.'1 Box Ml, 2/8x6/8 (ll.Mea. WANT TO REALLY 1960 OWENS CRUISER 27' ilye In. Genera] houiework and cook- BRAKE Bank in stock at make the front ot your house beauti- Lapstrake IBS h.p. Priced to ng. Must bft goo4 with young children. ful? I>fus Install an OLD RELIABLE! quickly. 842-225L , Driver preferred. For interview, call STENO-CLERKS BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY RED BANK LUMBER WHITE aluminum combination storm 142-1004. OPERATORS AUTOMOTIVE White 81, Red Bank 741-2530 741-6800 and screen door. End your painting W FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT —"» Several Junior vacancies now exist Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank ana planning, only (39.K5 plus (12 to h.p. Evlnruds. 15' trailer. Complete TWO BBAUTICIANS — To take ove established following. Apply In person In varloue departments of our com- SERVICE CENTER FOR LEASE) — EicaUertt delicatessen iONY srERO TAPE RECORDER — Install with top, running lights, electrlo etarter, after 5 p.m. Tony's House o£ Betvuty, pany. Applicants should have good • BfuBt read and work from prints. GENERAL SERVICE STATION WORK foam SBatB. A-l condition. 741-3746. typing, and stano Bkllis, busmeoc-complete, In Keyport. Must Two AR2 speaKers, Oarrard record- 85 Brighton Ave., West End. • Must know bend allowances. nitallatlona tires, baherles, etc. Pre- acrifice due to other business Interests. pltyer. Call after 7 p.m. 871-2(35, PROWN'S MARINE SUPPLIES • Immediate startlDK. ferred houri, S to 2, Contact Person- rine potential and reasonabls. Cail 204- Xverythlng for the Boatman. New Jer- Wo offer modern off lev facilities, • First or B«cond •hlft. nel Department. PORCH JALOUSIE WINDOWS 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-750O WAITRESS company cai>t«rl&, and excellent 31A8 after 9 p.m. (140O WORTH OP NEW KITCHEN — sey's largest marine supply house. Ixpirlenci preferred. $50 a wetk pins • Will consider tbosb employed Call ' fivlnrude Sales and Service employee benefits. elsewhere under flexible ibllt SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. CADDIE OOLF Cabinets, Base and uppers. Frultwood Jpa, inealB and unlformi. Eictilent arrange insnt*. Ride Uis crest of tht golf oraze with on Birch. Over JO lineal feet. Four THE BOATMAN'S SHOP imployment benefit! and working co IIOO Hwy. 35 Hlddletown JUTCHUN CHAIRS HECOVJDR1DD—And formica to™.. . (400 part or ail. Call 21 Wharf Ave. 741-5760 Red Bank Itioni. Flve-di.y week. Apply p. Yf, Call VA 6-lOW, Mr. M. Warner • Excellent benefiti. minimum Investment How well c&n Unette sets al lowest prloes. Monmouth roolworth Co., 52 Broad St., Red Bank. • Lsadlng computer manufacturer BOOKKEEPER - ACCOUNTANT — you do with a ffoltlnK capacity of 7: 291-0110 bebetweel n 8-7 p.m. (Open Sundays and holidays, 9 aura. Hated N. Y. Stock Exchanfe. Msde, weterably with some brokerage layers every 20 to 40 minutes? Turn U6 Monmoi U to 1 p.m.) HESS OIL & experience. Permanent position In Itt( !?*74&« ' ' •«• ««• CARPETING—NYLON, ACRTUAiN AND 1 hat 100 foot lot Into bit profits. Low HAIRDRESSER Bank office. Submit resume "A.IV maintenance and minimum supervision WOOL. Wall-to-wall. First Quality dis- RUMSON YACHT BASIN Ixperlenced. Five-day week. Closed CHEMICAL CORP. Stop by or call: Box 511, Red Bank. permits absentee ownership. Instsl' LAMP BARGAINS continued patterns, '|3.75 a yard. Three londaxs. Vlnmar Hair Stylist, Little Itata Et. Perth Amhoy your OADDIE Golf this season foi No need to pay fancy prices for dec- 'ooms-xllH]. Installations and budget First St. Rumson llver7N.J. H177W Mr. P. S. Argyris MAN — to work In greenhouses steady, or lamps or shades. Largest terms arranged. Call collect. Crafts- An Equal Opportunity Employer all year round. Good chance for ad- 2,730.00 complete. Phone (202) WA 6- man Distributor* 687-6777. (301) 842-2300 AVON SELLS IT SELF - Full or IALESIVOMAN -- Real estate expert- 229-1100 vancement for the right man. Ex- 8830 or write B.K.", Bo~ i 811, -Re< Ions and sale prices right now. W Hans PedersePedersenn IK19*7" .~ fly bridge, part time. Territories oven for women ince preferred, but not essential, u> perience in greenhouse work woirld bt Bank. ruRNITURBr - Maple davenport am two. 195 h.p. Chrysler (re- who are Interested In navinr a good :how new garden aivartments In Mata- an asset Please call In person, Splwak PROWN'S wo matching chairs, 48' round formica, powered) 112,500 van area. Neat,, personable, references. ELECTRONIC Florist, 99 Avenue of Two Rivers, topped kitchen table, double bed. mlr- 37' ISO Chris Cralt Skiff, twin teady Income. Experience unnecessary. 31 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-T 'all 741-4343 or write Mrs. Margaret LU 201-777-4110. .umson. MORTGAGES KSKS (15 up. FILES, tames chairs, 4 otf r R 185's excellent condition. I 6.500 lulotta, Box 190, Red Bank. ASSOCIATES, INC. adding machines, typewriters, office iS S^V" " "" H' Custom Cruiser, twin Chrysler OOOK—VVUU TIME BOY — 18, bakery pan washer anc IRST AND flBCOMl) MORTQAOE3 equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New Crown ( 7,000 •Ca.ll 185 Monmouth Park Hwy, tenerai oleanlng. IJ0 Bay Ave., High AVAILABLE! — Edwin 8. Stark, Real SIMPLICITY 24- — Ridln* 25' Chris Cralt, 130 Up. (re- OPERATORS West hong Branch ands or used. AAC DESK. OUTLET. Rte. Rood condHl tab..-m«,el 8EVWJO MACHINE 0PUJUT0R8 — An Equal Opportunity Smploye Bstate * Morttage Consultant. 294-0333 35, Oakhurat 531-3980. TV Bftt W0. built ,1961) . . 12,950 i;PEB — Must be In full New 23' Sllvertm Skiff (ISM) /orL on coats. Shore Coat Company, LOANS — Homeowners consolidate am BET BAMSONITE LUQOAOE — Alli- 150 h.p. Chrysler, sacrifice I 3.(85 ncorporated, 23 Brldn Avenue, Rs< Raree. Asbury ' Pane Pleasant sur- MEN WANTED Improve or re-tlnance your home. 74: FLOWERING SHRUBS lank (EUnef Buliaini) roundings. Permanent. Call 711-1700 tor YOUNG MAN under 30 years of agt. 1343 or 77S-2601. gator grained brown, other luggage 35' 1960 Chris Cralt. 185 h.p. S 3,200 ippolnlment. Higti school graduate, to learn reuil FULL TIME DAYS Welgela, mock orange, 10 for g9, somi Pieces. Excellent condition. 67?961T. OTHER USED BOATS ON' HAND MJRK-TTPIBT — Ap >ly In person, hardware an(l paint buiintBB In Lon| three for II. Dig your own. 046-473 • FINANCING ARRANGE!} laipl Trudklnl Corp-. 1 torrlstown R4 IECRKTARY — 0D6 girt oKlce. live- Branch. QoM •tartlng: aalary. Wt Personable, industrious, physically I lay week, 0 to 5, AppWomen day between t.ll:30 a.m. 2-4 p.m. oi DKNCE SCHOOLS—Build or lmprov your windows raeajured, so charge. a.m. Experlcn«B with wasing nffachlne your future. For information phone 40 FINE FURNITURE — Al Sycamon 22' CRIB ORAFT — Cavalier — Sleep* SEWING ireas shirts. SxiKtience desirable. desirable. Must have cor. Steady em- i-»:30 p.m. • ly Donaild'fl Laundry, 44 Marlon St., ployment. Call BX 3-3080 between B067 or writs ICS, P.O. Box 162. Coll Greens. Drexel Corner Cabinet. H29 PROWN'S fouri Must sell this week. :ed Bank. LOCOUNTANT - Junior. Recent col- Neck. Antique Btenclled Rocker |69; Mahogan] 071-3697. a.m. and 5 p,m. lege graduate, or some experience, Inlaid bookcase with glass doors $75 J2 Broao ft. Red Bank T41-7S0O 'FOR MUSIC MILD AND WILD1 23' SEA SPRITE fiberglass sloop, Pal- MACHINE RELIEF BAKTENDER — Sundays. .arge company. Salary to $6,000 Mahogany double dresser 9125: antlqut EVEROKBEN TREES — Di to 9:30. Experienced and with raft )AVENPORT Personnel Services, 77 Knroll now at • Butter ctiurner (22.50: antique pine 7 9369 mer Inboani engine, four bunks, head, HELP WANTED-MALE Broad St., Red Bank. 7(7-3155. MOCIK MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIO chest $29.50: 6x9 hooked rug S39; new galley, . dacron sails, Genoa and spln- ences. Call 222-3009 lor Interview. S10 Main St., Belford. Instruction on Z": iftdStJft " «• najur few,, lull orulslnr equipment OPERATORS showcase of antique china, gtasaw&re, SARDENER-HANDYMAN ORILLMEN AND DISHWASHERS — IXECUTIVB SALES — Nationally all Instruments. Ballet, aoroballcs, ta] silver, and paintings, rugs, bric-a-brac. 'ISIT THE HOLMDEL ANTIQUE MART ana trailer.' 741-4093. <*ull time iteady work available tot Apply 5:30 p.m. on. Dutch frost, Hwy, known company Interested In ambitious nd toe-dance. RUBCIL'S, Sycamore Ave., Little Bllver Everything reasonably priced. Nsw dls- ixpertenced alntle need.a operator!. We 35. Satontown. MJ.05S0. ' man deslrloua of high paying career. 1H26 787-7771 Jlay every Monday. IM plni. dall? 81' DECK SKIFF — 70 Gray, two iffer regular ratsei, paid vacation, paid vinK quarters on premises. Btate ase, Please submit resume' to "A.H." Box Main St. Holmdel Village D4S-4416 banks head, Bailey, navy top, reason- oil day B, paid madlcsil plan and other •EONIES — Large clumps, plnU am able Call 2811326 STREET DEPARTMENT LABORffiR— ill. Red Bank. AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION — Private- ed, named varieties. |n.50-i2 es,ch. xcellent benefits. Incltidlns union shop. experience, releiences and salary dt- For Borougn at Bel Bank, Red Bank Commercial-Single or Mult! Engine-In- :ow manure. 50c, your bushel basket. OARRUGE — Beautiful bronze coach, resident, age 21-35. Apply Borouth MANAGER — Hardware department, strument. Shore Air Eervices, Colts excellent condition, with pad and pack- 38" CABIN CRUIsm — Twin ChyMler You dig, bring shovel. A. Her Dilry •,ge carrier. 291-1094. Crowns. Sleeps alx comfortably on new pply in vtraon at our Perimnel office to "B.H", Boi 511, Red Bank, Clerk's Office, 33 Monmouth Bt., Redixperlenced only. Write 'B.N." Box Neck Airport. 842-2555. Farm, half mile south of Ulddletown [on. through Bat., from 9 to 3 p.m. or Bank. 111, Red Bank. foam. Dock side current aalley, heat, BXPERIKNCBD PAINTER — For pri- A TRADE WITH A FUTURB Tr station on Llncroft Rd. RHODODENDRON (Hyhrld), androme- etc. extras. Slip paid for season. 15,300. jntact the New Jersey State Employ- 3HAUPFEUR — Handyman-Perman- (200 a WEEK AND HIGHER Call 291-1221, lent Service, 48 E. Front St. Red 'ate residential work. Good pay and lank. 741-5050. ittady work. Oail 717-3041 after 5 p.m. int position, call alter 1 p.m. «4Z- DRIVING TRACTOR TRAILDRS KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS OFFICE MANAGER Y28. The Trucking Industry will need 1' Traverse or sny other kind GENERAL FACTORY g Graduates Million Drivers by 1967. A secure Large Selection ENJOY YOUR PORCH STORAGE AND SERVICE Person with supervisory capability future, In America's fastest growing Installation mads liuy Companyr Ineorporated. 151 Hllisiia lorn. name, address, phone number, and Any size boaU moved anywhere la the orators, (68 Broid St. 747-4422. American Can Company Avenue, South River. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m smart custom made, loose pillow sofa 741-7723 us Division CUffwood, N.J. lours at home. Write. "B.J.", Box 511Is Just heavenly. Regulirly »74», now «t»-.e. 787-2273 - 78T-1686. . kitchen helper, 10 a.m. to ORDERLY FOR NEW NURSING e ttarttnr salary Is WOO monthly fled Bank, N.J. only (440. French provincial, two cush. p.m. Alto, cleuer — fl ».m. to 3:3C An equal opportunity Employer. HOMS — Eaton Park. Call Tor tppolnt- Hth salary r*view» at 6 months, 12 ion custom mode sofa, a real bargain MERCHANDISE WANTED m, Information 10 a.m. ta 3 p.m 'OOI. AJSD DUG MAKER — Steady, ment between 9 and 4, M3-470O. onth.., and annually the re after. s.t Uilt price: regularly (5(9.50, now BUSINESS NOTICES r«ar round work, at good pay for man Pleua apply In person to: only (489. Many other specials. Golden Ivercrest Nursing Home, 31 Ofiap.n DISHWASKBR — UtilitUtiity man. Oood MERCHANDISE CASH for old toy trains, trolley ears Red Bank. xpftrtenced In dnvrVlnt dies and re* Touch Decorators, 307 Hwy 35, Middle- •f.0, "•' lr«> £°Js maa. before UiO, lated work. Thii not ft jobMns shop. - '-jiy In personperson . PleasmPltt V«lVl- FOR SALE town. N.J. Phone 747-06J2: ' CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, OARAQ SLEEP-IN HOUBEKEBPER :U 747-3084. ley Inn, 31, Holmjel. THE PRUDENTIAL 741-1999 after 0 p.m. — Hive truck. Light hauling. Call al Mature 3 p.m. 741-ma. • OUMO 'MEN—lExperiencea In factory DRIVERS WANTED FOR ICE CREAM Insurance Company of America iUNS — Den or bar decorators. Five LARGE 10 and 12 cu. ft. refrigerator — WANTED—CEMENT MDXJBR — SmalL S71-OOI2 213 Washington Street European military rifles (60, bayonets dollar paid for electrlo •res* cow. Guaranteed protection from rledland & BroB., Locust St.. Keyport. AN WJTH CAR-To raanaRe local 4:40 p.m. Monday through Friday. Items, luggage, window fan, wood lathe and all pre-194( destruction by gas, oil ana other harm- oute, Steady work, $50 weekly for MINIATURE DIGITAL CIRCUIT de- WOR FRAMES - EXTERIOR - One 7743710 trains and toy catalogs. ful materials. Call today for a free lEWINO MACHDIK OPERATORS — ualined man. Promotion pcsilbllltles. signer for product. Research ind De- An Equal Opportunity Employer 500 assembled, primed, wiUi oak motor, 345 r.p.m. 671-3517. estimate; 741.3227. work on ladies' and children's •r Interview ciUl 741.(760. velopment project of -private Investors. Us. $8,60 each, CsU 666-8050. After OB REFRIGERATOR — 1214 cu. ft. ?LD HOUSE BHUTTERS — Pictures! lEtts. Single nesdle. Jo-Ann Coats, Write "A.K." Box 511, Red Bank. iRIVTCRS, Tractor Trailer Training;. p.m. 264-1679. Acrosa-the-top freezer. SxceUsnt Condi- n>u d 0Lk ul> > nit lroM LANDSCAPING — Lawn and garden Willow St., Red Bank. 7 Jarlargj ei or too .erlence not necesary. PAUL P. 8OVA (or planot tnd orcan*. •WO GIRLS' BICYCLES - 20", one sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 wear or let us cestyle them for you NO.. J71-2M4. »7lth training wheels, »12 each. Call GOING AWAY7 Monmouth Bt. Bed Bank. W0t8». small. Very reasonablei.. ~Call I229-1383. personally. Reuisllles, 36 Broad 8L MACHINIST •H0TO PINISHTNa SHOP - Located From $12 par Month BosrdlEg-, bathing, grooming. PAPER HANOIUO AND PAIKTINO Normal machine and bench cpiratlons, BPJgQBON KENNELS. 741-33ia Complete renovating, interiors and ex- owntown Red Banlc needs a male or ipen daily til S p.m. Sat. til 0 p.m. 5 A.M. or 6 A.M. Asphalt Paving teriors. Home snl commercial and experience making Jigs and fixtures. imale assistant, to start about $50 for ;ept red beauty. Fully powtreit $1785. IORSES FOR BALE ' Eatertalnment religious Institutions. Trained special- ve eleht hour days. Experience In irner or Main fit. A Mattlioa Avt. 'oo early to wake up. Bring your win- CALL ists. Member of AID. Serving; all of OOOD SALARY thototlntshlni not necessary, but s low shade rollers In. Let us put white 462-5424. OENBIUJ, ASrHALT PAVING INC, raslo interest Is. The poslton requrei ihades on them, that will keep out all Blacktop driveways and king lots. Tickets available for latest Broad- Ntw Jersey. LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS PR 5-9300 he early morning light. SI 50 and up. Call for (ree estimate ' way Shows and Major Sports Events, sliova average lnte>lllxence, a hljb de >OODLE PUPPIES-MInlatures, AKQ, 176 Monmouth Bt. Red Bank. DARRI 254-81(3 ESTABLISHED COMPUTER MANU- {res ot clerical and manual dexterity SIMMONS HIDE—A—BED SOFA. 100. CaU alter 6. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Paint- FACTURER WITH RECORD OP nd nominal typing ability. Please do >peiu \ size bed, 135. Alao occasional PROWN'S 741-01S2 Auto Body Repair ing. Also decorating. Our prices are STEADY GROWTH rfrt apply If you do not fulfill the *alr (16. Both good upholstery. 871 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 - BERNARD DOG — Four month! General Contractor! cheaper than theirs. Call Stack Paint- >regolng and It you are not Interested 55. Id. AKC registered. All shots. Reason- Ing Co. (or (re« estimate. 7U-4950. APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL s a permanent, lull time job and :ONTGOMERY WARD tractor attach- EXPEP.T PAINTINQ and body re- MR f. B. AROYRM 229.1100 illlng to work some. Saturdays, Sun- .50, EIOHT MM BOLEX electric-eye, nenta, gang mower, J30; pump, weed >lc. No mask. 222-2454. pair, Moderate prices. McCARthy L. BMmi BUILDERS — Psiloa, al- CARL B. JONES — Painting ud gutter, lawn roller, srtow plow, roto- days and holidays. Excellent working irret movie camera oiunt. Excellent ITANDARD POODLES — AKC, black, Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0305. teratlons, additions, garages. Call 291- wallpapering. Full/ Insured. For free xidtUon, including grip and lights. :lller. (10 ea. 842-0797 Saturday. hocolate. cream or white, (100 to (128. 1785 or H1-7J30. estimate, call 717-304L ELECTRONIC lonlftlons, liberaleral Insurancinsurance protectlonprotectlr-T leferences required', ~Phon e 741-1127"", [ust sacrifice at t85. S71-0967. TWO SANITARY BCALES )all 812-026!) or 842-028^ Auto. Transmission ASSOCIATES, INC. MUSIC TEACHERS END YOUR TROUBLES Call WILL LOAN OUT - quarter horssi Home Improvements Pearl and Head RHtrlnglng mi-ion mare, good home. May breed and keep 185 Monmouth Park Hwy. AJ1 lnsLruments. For Red Bank area. 'flka down the wood putters and re- foal or be ridden by very experienced Expertly on' braided nylon. SI.SO a Call 741-1244 lace with aluminum guttera. New ENERAL — Floor sander, waier, etc.. Ider. 439 Tlnton Ave., New Shrews- HOME 0WNBH8—Contractor, altera- strand, aterllni; clasps form 75c. >w pricea. You'll never have to put forage cabinet, 5-shelves eliding doors, iury. Call 5)2-1061 after 6 p.m. tion*, additions, painting, masonry. REUSatLLKS, M Broad St West Long Branch, N. J. 1 gutteri again. Call ock. 3-shelf metal office (able, 3 clothes Small Jobs too. EOl-STU. An Equal Opportunity Employer EMPORARY WORK •acks, cornice board 7'xl2", pliable CUPPING AND BATHINO , AUTO MECHANIC — Full time In MALE A FEMALB PROWN'S eathcrelte green, 3 yardaxfiO", Quaker 1 breeds. Margie Schmidt, by ap. Plumbing & Heating tasy-curtaln-stretcher, dryer, (folds on Long Branch. Big opportunity lor right Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 ilntmtnL 787-5388. AAMCa Moving and Storage man. Call 222-0278 for Interview. STENOS - TYPISTS vail), book cases. 747-J449. PLUUBINO — Heitlng and bathroom NO PONG.TABLE — KC BLACK CHIHUAHUA — PoodlSi remodeling. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — CaU Saturday LAW80N SOFA — Slipcovered. 1150: ^rooming, toys, H, miniatures S8 an4 LIOHT HAUL3NQ — Furnishings For new car agency service station. CLERKS 842-9797 Italian mahogany side chair, (50. Hand itandaMs HI). All other brstds, small refrigerators. Fragile llemj. win biul CORRIGAN'S Call 284-4000. carved pie-crust table 150. 19" Dumont large. $8. Affection free. 671-186*. anywhere. CaU M2-HCO. 13T Oakland St. Red Bsnk ICYCLES — All sires, excellent con- TV, new picture lube, Jack lor stereo, RETIRED GENTLEMAN — In slitlee, BUSINESS MACHINE litlon. Reasonabls. Also golf cart, call Fit radio, (so, All excellent. 747-19&. IBAUTIFUL CYPRESS DOG HOUSES, light work and CDmpsnlonshlp, In ex- ISi-0048. lies for all dogl. HINGE'S KENNELS, Roofing, Siding and Insulation change for room and board. 787-14&9. OPERATORS 1NT1QUE bedroom suite, solid walnut: .te. 35, Oakhunt Phone 531-1637. FRBB TOWINO Nursing Home WO STREET • LENOTH DMJCE bed, wardrobe, rmirbletop dresser and 1M X. Newman Springs R±, OL8SN CO. INC. Roofing, Siding * MEN WITH MECHANICAL ABILITY— Mo Placement Fee Charged ROSES — slza five, worn once. Ex- veshDtand. 741-5787. REE - FIVE KITTENS TO GOOD lmulatton Installei and jniarftnteed Beeklns steady full time employment. tllent condition. Call after 6. 797-9232. OME — Call HOLMDEL NURBINO HOME — Ac- for 10 years. TTMT05, 291-«So. Benefits and advancement for right INTIOUES IN THE ROUGH! — Pine 7U-5O78. Asburjr Park credited • (or skilled nursing home ROOFINO - Elding, remoOeUug and man. Call Monmouth Lanes, 320-1414 for ^mediate placement NOW In your own >RIVINQ PONY, harness, and three- ftests, Pine wash stands, Vlotorlan car*. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. W-COO, appointment between ID a.ro. and g p.m. :es- Top firms tx top rstes, >assencer sulky with leaf sprints and lofas. Commodes, Victorian Rocker, •URX-BRED BIAMESE KITTENS — gsneral contracting. 'oldlng seat. 609-TUl-lSSa. lush Bottom Chairs. Ladderhack try reasonable. Call 566-3532, after ftairs, O.G. Mirrors, antique frames, :30 p.m. Auto and Truck Rental Nursery Stock PROWN'S WELDER UNPAINTED FURNITURE lall racks, old china, glassware, and 33 Broad 81 ' Red Bank 741-7500 Familiar With Welding MANPOWER, INC. irlc-a-brac. RUSCIL'3 FURNITURE Of Various Tvpes of Mttall 12 Vain Street Aftrary Park 25* DJT CASH CARRY. DISCOUNT LOT) 8YCAM0RB OREEN3, 35 B. AVIS Rent & nsw car or truck. Low IN ULASON - Blus snrncsi Tews, GOOD SALARY 'ront St., Red Bank-sycamora Ave., REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Jates. Maple) Art., Red Bank. 7.7- Hemlocks. HOLMDEL NURSERIES. Rugs Cleiined-Shampooed LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS RED BANK LUMBER JtUe Silver. CWt. T7*-M1«- nail? T a.m.-M p.m. Newman Bprlnn Rd.. HolrodeL . BARB EMPLOYMENT AOKNUi APARTMENTS FLOORS CLEANED WAXED — In ESTABLISHED COMPUTER Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders The Low Overhead Lumber Yard Manufacturer with record ot steady J10 Broad Long Branch 221-4747 Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank NFURH131IKD APARTMENT — your horns or offloe. Call 291-313T tm growth. $2.99 Brau Pollrfdng Odd Jobi appointment. Wort Insured. EXCELLENT — Efficient and econom- a very low price for a. quality tsjlorj UM rooms sod bath, tips per monflL APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL ROOrRBADBR — Temporary, for ical, that's Blue Lustre carpet eleaner. ncludlng heat. D0WSTRA AGBNOTi MR. P. a ARQTRIS, 22M100 our to six weeks In early summer. Latex wall paint. Try tnls Oooli s-nd Tank Service Speed, accuracy and ability to work lent electric shampooer, fL Bhore >unn Latex white and you'll be M Bus, 741-8701 .' ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES under pressure, when necessary, es- "pory & Upholstery, list Ocean Ave., laied. Also available in 1,300 colors NFURN1SHKD — Three-room ajiarV LBR 8EPTIO TANK SIRV- sential. Pleasant working conditions. . Bright ' less than (4 gal. Free delivery. lent. With tile bath. Oarage Uicludei — ClslIWd, tastuSrl npeur** INC. Bend full resume stating hourly rate iDDS AND ENDS BALI — Bsby !oupla or single person. May 1 oeovp Building Contractor ~ tMuttr issrvlcs. M14ML K5 Monmouth Park Highway •xpscted and hours available to "B.Q." urnlture. household furnUure, sdult's PROWN'S >ancy, (110 per month. Rolston Wate> tad Decorating TeL Answering Service Wen Long Branch, if. J. ! Ml, Red Bank. nd children's clothing, etc.. 747-H159. Broad St. Red Bank 741-7900 Front An Equal Opportunity Employer. xnisBTic COUPLE — Reliable coucou- BUY AND RELL. anything and 5o COUPON TOWARD PURCHASE OF "^ *• •* " HJLTB sV BR7BR MIT in BE your secntaxy. Mo uid INBTALLER-DRIVEK — storm win- ile wanted for householdhld . FouF r In ffam- -.—Ing_ . the highest prices •lothlng or household Item at Nearly- to aua calls. M tuor suxwerlng at NASH 1UHV74CTU1V If. Han to do some ouuldei work. Call WilliaJllim Lett furniture, Ins.. Hwy. lew Sale, 4] Monmouth St., Red Bank, (Mora ClMsUled Ads isrrto*. HMIWl SKf.. 17 South sernth Am, ood private quarters. Excellent sal- r Hlddletoim. 7U42UL Open svemngi Tuesday. April 37. sponsored By Nation- ranch. Call JBHMO. ary. Bttarsneu. Call TtT-MA, • P.m. Council ol Jtwish Women. On The Nat tap) Friday, April 23, 4965 THE DAILY REGISTER COMMERCIAL RENTALS BOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FW SALE BOUSES" W» «ALE SA1E BOUSES FOB rare HAVEN - oniu span is n»» CdOBlu Imlldlnf. Air conditioned. Uw APARTMENTS APARTMENTS jars, dentists deslrabla. jfaffeo Agaacy, REDDEN AGENCY 741-S333. The McGOWAN AGENCY B B B B* ApRllc Hlgbkmfb HWY. 35. NORTH OP DEAL RD., 741-9100 The Highlandia OAKHUR8T — New-two nores or light LITTLE SILVER SPECIAL CAPE COD with lovely shaded yard. Four bedrooms-garage-extrM mimifacturlna:. SHU to 6600 iq. It. Fleck Realtors — Imurori include fireplace, refrigerator and dryer. Priced at former F.H.A, 631-OtXO. ON THE OCEAN appraisal of $16,800. OFFICE SPACE — Ideil professions! Member of Red Bank We Just listed this tfiree-bedrooni Fbtxilot/s scenic view from your private 21 H. ttrracel location In Little Silver. Air condi- home on ivy covered lot. Two tioned. Easy tcceli. 711.5952. Multiple Listing Service ENGLISH TUDOR-One half block to grade school, one block to Studios, one, two and three betiroomi. tiled baths. Finished basement Rumson High School. Large studio living room, modem kitchen, BARN — With two box stalls and ST. LEO'S PARISH — Three-bed- containing game room, laundry, pasture. Call after & p.ra. four bedrooms (2 small), two baths, full basement with recreation FROM $132 NET RENTAL M2-3059 room ranch in nice condition on bar and a workshop. Large dining room, flagstone patio opens to nice back yard, two-car garage. large landscaped plot. Livin; room widi fireplace. Two-car at- 1 BEDROOM APT. (FURNISHEOI-4B4 See this now. Reduced to $26,500. RED BANK — BROAD ST. 2.IQ0 sq. ft room, attractive kitchen witl tached garage. Wall-to-waU car- : BEDROOM APT. (FURNISHED)—$303 store or otllfce, basement Remodel to (MINIMUM 2-YEAR LEASE) your requirements. J2.25 per iq. It. dining area, recreation .room peting. Many other extras. Still TWO APARTMENTS and HOME—Located in lovely Locust, won. SUMMER SEASON RENTAL: realistically priced at $17,900. not convinced, than add 12'x30' derful for family with Inlaws, etc. Two apartments each contain- Completely Furnished—1 bedroom—JI200; 2 btdrmmv-vsto BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY RENTS INCLUDE GAS, ELEC, AIR CONDITIONING, POOL, PARKINS guest house adjacent to 18' x 34' ing living room, fireplace, sun room, two bedrooms, lovely older 9 White St. • Red Bank 7(1-2525 OLD SHREWSBURY - Immacu 1 pool with patio, completely en- home has living room, large kitchen with dining alcove, dining OFPICEB — Prom 150 per month up. late four bedroom Colonial. Large * COMPLETE MARINA WINTHIN WALKING DISTANCE All utilities Included. Modern alr-condl- circled by 60 evergreens. Excel- room, Jour bedrooms, VA baths and lavatory, screened summer • SPACIOUS 34-FT. LIVING. ROOM tloned building. Call 671-5700, Executive living room with fireplace, dinjn; lent condition. Call immediately • STAINLESS STEEL KITCHENS Bute, 1006 Hwy. 35, Mddfetown. room, kitchen with wall oven, I1/ house, four garages, about one acres of lovely grounds, all these for appointment. $30,500. living quarters could not be duplicated for $64,000. but $44,000 will DIRECTIONS: Garden Stole Partway Exit )I7; PI. M to Allonllc Hlghlonds. STORE FOR RENT — Suitable tor baths, two-car garage, basement offices. 1.20O B.m. ^^ Tile batn. Residential. 403 Second Ave. month. Inquire 53 Chlngarora Ave. Five - year • old, three - bedroom 222-6091 or 222-0400. Keyport. Call 264-8631. less kitchen with eating area, IJirTOK PARK APARTMENTS — ranch home. Living room, dining at Colts Neck Branca Avejnue. One bedroom apart' WEST KEAN8BURQ — six unfurnished RED BANK — Eight room house, Vi Four large bedrooms, 2i4 baths, room, kitchen, 1J4 baths, full mint. Rant includes all utilities eice- rooms and shower, year-round living. baths, centra] heat. Must have refer- full basement. Two-car garage, •jeolrielty. Call lupsrlntendent, 747-288 Available May 1. Hot water, gas heal ences. Available May 1. Inquire Y basement. Excellent condition Becond floor. No dogs. JSO. 78T-6948. Locuat Ave. Priced for quick sale at $35,400. Mallozzi & Son ttXONTOWN throughout. Custom built, non- ATLANTIC HIOHIANTJB — Three bed- Custom Builders 1; COUNTRY CLUB SEVEN ROOMS — Six and three. Nei Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. development construction. Almost schoolff, transportation. Oarage, heat. rooms. Perfect view. Sandy Hook. New *n acre of ground. Best terms Evenings preferred. 787-6012. York skyline. »H5 a month. Utlllllei Corner Bergen Pi, 10 choice homesStes now availabel far your inspection. A moderate ' 1PAETMENTS & BW11C CLUB not included. 291-1760 atter 6. arranged. $14,000. | TINTONAVE. THREE ROOMS — Furnished or un- RED BANK retainer will reserve a beautiful lot with shade trees and Wide, furnished. Near railroad station. 741- HOLMDEL — Estate Cottage. Avail- 7002. able May 1. Six rooms, W, baths, oil. running brook. aferUnmlni In your own private swim Modern, kitchen, Adults 1175. SH6-4C67. Call or write for a REALTORS Clab tight on the tHe . . . only minutes LONO BRANCH — Three rooms, _ complete brochure "—' from ocean bathing, white sandy utilities, ma monthly. Call 8421714 be- LINOROFT — -THREE - BEDROOM Exclusive agent on premises Saturday and Sunday. " ia, boating, fishing and Monmouth tween 12 noon and 1 p.m. dally. RANCH, H40. NEPTUNE THREE- BBDROOlt SPLIT. 1135. Call 5314S43. 258 Newman Springt Rd. 7 Center . . . one block ttom ATLANTIC HICtULAOTleJ — 1S4, 3% Evenings and Sundays _t Gate ot Fort Monmouth . . 4M rnodern apartments. Fine section, RANCH TYPE HOME — On Shrews- 741-9204 Red Bank 747-3000 GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE _ walking distance of exprei 6 Ttilrd Ave, 291-8237. bury River. Oil heat, large living toNewark ana We* rink City. room with fireplace. Two bedrooms 24 Hours 7 Dayi Realtor "*—\Klectrlc kitchens with GIB FURNISHED -• bedroom-sltllng loom. and bath, modern kitchen, beautiful __ OB lefrlterator. am AIR CON-Large kitchen, bath, shower. Private view. Call 763-3618. Route 34 Coital Neck DONING. Ample oK-sfm lighted entrance, Utilities, jrftj per month, 291- SOUTH SHREWSBURY WATER "— areas. 2137. BUNOALOW, FAIH HAVEN — Five rooms and baUi, oil heat Elderly couple FRONT ACRE. Bulkhead. Foui SEA BRIGHT — Attr«otlv« an.] quiet. desired. Mter 5 p.m. 717-2476. bedroom ranch. Living room 27J >.;, JH-BCOM APARTMENTS Three rooms unfurnished, with heal THE DOWSTRA AGENCY 462-3172 ' I (ONE-BEDROOM) 16, fireplace. Two baths. Screen« *122 MONTH and hot water |63. 842-0325. POUR ROOM BUNOALOW — Hwy 35, Directions: 1000' west of Colts Neck traffic signal, turn rigW on Centervllle across from Lily -Tulip. porch. Two-car attached garage TWO-BEDBOOM _ on laJle In Mala- Call 7«-H85. REALTORS Heyers Mill Rd. (next to Colts Neck Inn) cross over Yellow Brook .' 4M-ROOM APARTMENT wan, Dock privileges. Call Excellent location. Extras. 149, (TWO BEDROOMS) 866-1081. FAIR HAVEN — EH room house, sun Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service Bridge 400' to entrance on left. Jj 1150 MONTH porch,. nice location. 1135 i. month. 900. THREE—RM rurnlshed apartment. Call Til-ZOM. 380 Maple PI,, Keyport. Call 5(2- 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. - TREE HEAT * HOT WATER CHOICE SUMMER RBNTALS — On SEE HOW MUCH real livin] HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 741 • 8700 lv- .Renting office on Premises. ATLANTIC 1IICHILAND8 — Furnished or near river or ocean. Two lo seven you'll get in this eleven-year-old apartment, ttiree large rooms, bath, bedrooms fipm $1,200 up. QLAZE- ranch. Living room 15x22; j fire- * TEL! M2-JBM alt utilities, suit business couple. Vacan BROOK IUBAL ESTATE ASSOC INC., A-1 LOCATION—And condition on a tree lined street in Red RUMSON—Attractive waterfront OLD SHREWSBURY - Two-bed- "iprll. 291.1831. Realtors, Rumson. 842-1700, place. Formal dining room, ea Bank. Three bedroom, Vfa bath home, designed by well frame ranch, seven rooms — room home. Formal dining worn, n kitchen, pine paneled den, WJlECTIONfl: From Eel Bank. Route UNFURNISHED THREE LAROE OR RUNT — Double house. IS known architect—Asking $25,000. three large bedrooms, tile bath, large living room, Ml basement If;to Tlnton Ave., turn right on Tin- Maple Ave., Red Bank. Eee Mm. Smith, three bedrooms, tile bath. Par- ted Am, approximately 1,000 ft to ROOM AnAaTWBNT — First lloor, 134 Mapla Ave., Red Bank. two fireplaces, attached two car Low taxes. Hot water heat. Low newly decorated. Adults prelerred. In- tially completed second bath. Cptotry Club Apartments and 6wim quire, at 614 Bast Highland Avs., At-HOLMDEL COUNTRY ESTATE — On ONE OF THE FINEST—Four-bedroom, 2'/$-bath houses in garage, hot air oil heat, air con- cost includes extra landscaped - lantic Highlands. hill encircled by beautltul trees. Spa- Loads of closets, plot 110x200. beautiful Oak Hill-Reduced to $37,600. ditioned, double lot. Just reduced lot. Call at once. $14,500. ROOMS AND BATH — One or :lous two-story Iteldstonn home having 314-ROOM APARTMENT — Alr-condl- $27,500. to $38,000. tiro rsons only. For appointment large oak-paneled living- room. Flre- BI-LEVEL—With four bedrooms, 2'/4 baths for a growing ;loned. Branch Avt., Red BanK. 747- >lace. Four master bearooms, four Ule RUMSON—"Living frame colonial, ST, JAMES PARISH — Four bed- cai: Lfl70, after 6 p.m. >athn, oil heat. Fine gardens and green- LAWRENCE J. family in choice Lincroft area. Rear yard completely fenced »ON — Three rooms, oath, heat, near beach — four bedrooms, 2V2 rooms. Cape Cod. Paneled recre- FURNISHED — Bed-slttlng room, large louse. Rental 14,200 yearly unturnlihed, in so Mother can have peace of mind, and children secur- u, on bus line. 89 E. River Road., Jrokera protected. PAUL R. STRYKBR, baths, fireplace, hot air gas, ation room. Large lot. Full cel- Jullano. 229-2(03. kitchen, baUi, private entrance, utilities, SCHILLING ity. Convenient to parkway, shopping and schools, both $75 per month. 201-2137. Realtor, Holmdel. Call B46-4144. large plot, municipal-sewer, at- lar. $15,900. BANK — Branm and Madison REALTOR public and parochial. $27,200. „ •pacloax osa ud two-bedroom MODERN FOUR tAROE ROOMS, heat OVERLOOKING SANDY HOOK BAY tached garage. Now priced at and hot water supplied. Furnlajied or turge house, fully furnished. Sleeps len apartment Apply apt 24, Molly unfurnished, excellent location, adults ten. June ana July J700. CORNELIUS Willow Drive and Parker Ave. $33,000. REAL ESTATE Village Court or call Mr. s&mpreferred. Call 787-1962. •QENCY 6p-5IO5. >, 741.9115. Little Silver HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON — Interesting frame THREE ROOM APARTMENT — West ,-JA. BRIGHT — Five rooms and bath, HOUSES FOR SALE lVJ story dweling—five bedrooms, iBD APARTMENT — Al\ utUl- 16 Center St. JBO per month. Unfur* ASSOCIATES Keansburf. tile bath, sun room, fireplace, hot Residential area, call atter 6 p.m,, 787-STO nlahed. Call 741-1144 6-7 p.m. 747-4121 Ideal Location water oil, two car garage, large REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE ATIJANTIO HIOHLANDa—Five Bleu- HUMSON — Cape Cod, partuully fur RIVER LUXURY 214 ROOM APART. nlshed (two-bedroomfl> four room). lot. Lowered to $26,900. ... — Fully air conditioned, near ant rooms, entlrs first Moor. Two UNUSUAL BARGAIN NEW 127 Oakland St. Red Bank transportation. 21 Leroy Place, Red prfvatA entrances, DalteMfu! location. Available June 1, 1085. Lease, >L2B Ik. Call 741-1063 or 747-6366. Call 291-2483 between 2-8 p.m. month. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, Five-toed room, 2Hb"-lh- Owner tian TWO-STORY 8 W. Klver Rd. , Rumson, 8(2-1150. ferred to Pennsylvania. Must sell th OAKS 747-3445 CB APARTMENTS — Five ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 31i rooms, most attractive Colonial split lav COLONIAL DENNIS K. BYRNE two bedroom apartments, epa- Unfurnished, with all modern conveni- home. Spacious living room, formai Fair Haven, N. J. WIUi REALTOR-INSUROR clotta closets. Immediate occupancy. 741- ences. In best residential section. 2M WANTED TO RENT dining room, aclence kitchen, dish' Distinguished bit* wide entry foyer 4 HO. 1039. waaher. Family room 22x12' with firi mile, right on Lakeside Ave. ti itudio living room with northern light proximately $93 monthly. Full pric» ?raneportatlon. Call superintendent 741- lesilon. 747-1100. Maid Service SIX ROOM RANCH $12,500. 8390 or MA 2-IB90. exposure plus balcony, four bedrooms, 29,000 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturlnt ROOMS — Ofl season rates rrom $80 two baths, large eat-In Kitchen, full IX)Q BRANCH — Four rooms and lofts for lease Can be leased separate- BARGAIN SPRING LIST dry basement with garrie room, featur- 787 - '5500 per month and up. Heated, dally maid SU 000 Is the price for this I960 rinch J. D. ROCHE, REALTOR baUi. furnished. Call after 6:30 p.m. ly, containing about 3500 IQ.. ft. p«r service. New YorV bus stop at corner. SALES AOENT 948-4B51 Uonmouth County, farms. acreage, ing fireplace, built-in bar and refrigera- The Kfrwan Co., Realtors and Insurori, loor. 747-1100. Alpine Manor Hotel Hwy 33, Highlands. home on R 100X250 lot. This three bed- home and commercial property. Many tor, beautiful garden, excellent shrubs, 160 Hwy. 36, East Keansburg, Member 872-1773. room, 1H rjith home Is la excellent real good buys. and large flagstone patio In rear. Two- of Multiple Listings. condition. Won't Ust lonr. CHAS. H. TINDALL car detached garage, walk to Forrest- APARTMENTS APARTMENTS RED BANK — Private entrance, kitch- 787-5500 MERRITT R. LAMSON, INC. dale and regional high school. A gem MATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Heal for en privilege*. On the ground floor. Realtor Realtor* J27.200. the hubby whose hobby Is home Im- tJiquro 43 Peters Place. The KlrwRn Compuny, Reiltori an proving, this two-bedroom cutie already 56 West Uala SL Freehold STERLDfO THOMPSON k ASSOCIATES ROOM FOR RENT — Gentleman. Call Insurors, LeonardvlllB Road, Beltord, 741-9030 has a. nice fireplace In the living room, Member of Multiple Llstlnt. 482-0440 747-5600 full dining room, large new kitchen, arier 8 and ail day .Sunday. TM- OWNER TRANSFERRED — Bpll bath, gas heat. You'll Have to is* It 1923. level. Four bedrooms, X% baths, rec IF YOU HAVE »400 to pay down and Realtors to believe it at J7.300. RUMSON re at ion room. Immediate possession • guod. slei Ji Jij'i. you can buy this Hwy. 35 MWdletown, K. J. ROOM AND BOARD lor elderly person. i4 acre lots, high and drr. trees. Wll! Mortgage can be ajsumed ttt 4*i% three-bedroom borne. Owner will pay Homelike country location. Three meals mild to suit. Also available new two-Asking $17,000. closing coslB. Subject to P.H.A. and RED BANK — RUMSON the living room. Bpaclous dining room. garage, fenced rear yard. Only $20,600. taxes. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broke Science kitchen. Four large bedrooms, 462-4151 ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Eatontown. 542-1103. two-tiled baths. Full baaement. Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave.. Little Sliver. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Hot water oil heat. Two-car garage. MODERN COLONIAL 711-1500, TWO—BEDROOM HOUSE — Beltord, Qla3s and screened porch. 'Secluded Foyer entrance, dining room. Kitchen NEW — SHREWSBURY — Reduced, Lots of ground. Sacrifice. Owner, 741- patio. Early possession. VERY 8PE- las family room with cabinets and SPACIOUS, three bedroom ranch on 3213. 747-l6<7. Call any day. CIAL NOW S3S.0O0. STANLEY K. jpen counter to either room. Four bed- % acre. Excellent condition. Large DOWNS. Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. roopis, 1^4 baths, two-car garage. At- AUTHENTIC EARLY AMERIOAN fan tractive Matawan area. $23,000. Kitchen, 23' llvlng-dinlng room, two house Five bedrooms upstalra. \\ OdEANPORT — Immaculate, authentic baths, family room, finished fame- GRAND OPENING!! batha. Spacious landscaped ground- Colonial home completely restored. QirrrE CHARMINOI room and laundry In baaement, Front YEAR-ROUND RESORT LIVING Asking $36,500. Call owner at 67I-29r Three bedrooms, two Full baths, double Three-bedroom home In Lmcroft. and back patios. Garden -house, At- for appointment. living room with ((replace, two-car ga- tached garage. $20,500. M2-28W. Select a year round apartment at the CARITON HOUSE. SECTION 2 )lnette. Bright snd cheery recreation NOT A DEVELOPMENT — Three-b... rage. ' Located on a large, shady lot. room with outside entrance. Attached LOVELY RESIDENCE — Ltttla Silver, When you lock the door to go south — catching the plane, room Colonial, 1% baths, large carpeted Taxes 9207 a year. MUM sell. S20.000. garage. Pretty lot backs up to woods. Kew Jersey, on a targe apple orchard. or train, is your only care. (Remember the thousand and living room with fireplace and Colonla: See A. KOZICKY, REAL ESTATE, Rt 19,990. See II today. This BEAUTIFUL gambling home Is picture window, Separate dining room, 38, Hatontovm, S42-2223. E. R. SNVDER ft CO^ In a picture setting with MANY IAROE one details of leaving a large private house!) And you can MOVE IN RIGHT NOW sun porch, basement, garage, storms, IMPRESSIVE RANCH HOME, fully air Realtors TREES and lovely PERENNIAL GAR- look forward to returning to a full social life with interesting screens, awnings. Located on land' conditioned. White birch, oak and maple Mlddletown 5 Corners 671-2590 DENS, Four, large bedrooms, two tiled neighbors who appreciate the prestige of living at the voaped and treed acre. *21,900. 671-3084 treea surround this Jovety home. Foyer. Members ot Multiple Listing Bsrvlces baths, two fireplaces. Exposed beam 21' living room with fireplace. Formal cetllntffs and FINE WOOD PANSUNQ CARLTON HOUSE. Nice to know that the money you save on DUTCH COLONIAL — Ideally located In living room, dining-room, dinette, dining room. Eleotrlc kitchen. .Three corner, Boro ot Freehold. Lovely land- a summer residence helps to pay for your winter holiday. COMMERCIAL RENTALS double bedrooms, two tiled baths. Game and kitchen. Recreation room with pic- scaping, colored flagstone patio, lot ture wlnicrwB and cathedral ceilings, All apartments with terrace. Doorman service. Carpeted pub- room 21'xl3'. Large screened porch. 60x175. Three very large bedrooms, Two-car garage - plus 20'x20' hohbv separata laundry room, private PATIO, lic halls. .Garage and on-site parking available. master 14x18 wailk-ln mirrored closet HOBBY ROOM, O/VRDKN ROOM, two FROM X %_# MO., NET shop. Finest residential a>rea. THE doort, 28 ft. Jiving room, fireplace, UTMOST IN VALUE $32,900. Call for car garage. Owner moyiny, aJrictav V ormat dlntng room, modern kitchen $39,800, Seen by appointment only. Oail OFFICE appointment. STANLE " DOWNS, and breakfast nook, knotty pine office STUDIO APTS. Item $151 90 at or, Shr&wsbury. 74M017. H2-O453. IMMEDIATE INCLUDES ALL THIS! separate entrance), recreation room . I-BEOBOOH »PTS. trim SIU UNDER CONSTRUCTION — Thre* and with bar, laundry and lavatory, over- RUMSON — In immaculate condition, ' {-BEDROOM APTS. Itm $215 SPACE four Dedroom homes, ranch anu t^j-sized double gat-age and storage 1oft, desirable location, pretty eight-year- OCCUPANCY Most modern offices story m Little Silver, within walking overhead doors. Excellent buy at *2fl,0OO old ranch. Haa three bedrooms and (Git ind ElKtrtoUy Inolidid) HEAT-HOT WATER dlatancf ot railroad station. $35,000 to Don't miss this. Call owner 462-1531. bath, extra large kitchen with dining |ust completed. airea, full clean dry basement, garage. M0,000. On be completed to your FOUR—BEDROOM. MODERN CAPE AIR CONDITIONING fpeclflcttion*. Slender LiulUlera. iH2-uUJ,. Walk to schools. Asking S31t000. Mo Available for COO — Tiled bath, flreptace, detached AXISTBR REALTORS, 100 E. River Immediate occupancy. UNIQUE CU3T0M CHARM—Four bed- garage, patio. BeautifuPyard with sbnd« Rd., Rumson, 842-18&4, PRIVATE ENTRANCES rooms, two tile batha, paneled Wllllams- re#«. Two blocks to Rt. 35 ana Mid- Central Red Bonk burg dream kitchen, dishwasher and letown. S3 Bast Roosevelt Circle. PORT MONMOUTH — Cap* Cod. Thret rr bedrooms, extra larg* modern, kitchen, cmnoN SWIM CLUB-PARKING I • Business District built-in range, plus eating area. Center $17,100. Calt owner, 281-2201. hall, forma! dining room, first (loar IMAGINE A HO^IE wllh (Ive large with unfinished room upelmlM, suitable laundry, situated on % of an acre, for extra bedroom, on 76*200' lot. ALL THIS, TOO! Eat-in titchens with cuirom wood eabineh, IDEAL •oom» In Keansbung wllh . full bath, Selling direct at $12,900. Call T87-6656, FREE private yard with trees and brook. oil rie&t, and open front porch for after 5:30. 12 en. tr. KELVINATOR refrig.rstor-frseier. Wall, to two LOCATION Private, I27.BOO. 671-1228. orflv 16 900 Call BOW for appointment. ^ , ichools, shopping, busei to Nawarlc Mn4 New York. UNUSUAL BARGAIN — Transferred CHATEAU nBALTr, Real Estate, 21S FOX HILL,— LUXURY RANCH HOME fan Ave., Keansburg. 187-SSM. Eight spacious rooms. Living room CEHTMLLYAIR COHOIIIOHtO HHUtUm • Central Air Conditioning owner will sell at a loss, Ftve-year old DIRECTIONS: Norld on Rt. S BplU: txlr*. l&rga kitchen, formal din- ^ SIX 14'x22' with tlreplsee. Formal dining LUXURY 5CEANF0RT — Corner property, i room. Electric kitchen, dlshwuher nni 510DtillakeDrne,Asbur]iPark,Hew Jersey lo m. 34. Follow Rt. 34 toward • Self Service Elevator ing room, three bedrooms, den. recrea- room*; three bedrooms, Urge rec. rear - f GARDEN APARTMENTS tion room. Many extras, Price reduced t offer. relrlgerator. Three bedrooms, too-tiled Ktyport fa 3rd frame light onH • Private Parking Space* StSOO to J22.000. Call owner, 717-3U0. Ion room. Asking (lT.^pO or best oft baths. 20' pine paneled family room or Model Apartments on view daily and Sunday make U-lurn. Corn* bock on • Rent Reownobls alt bed room. Httf« plns> psuieled gims> from 10 a.m, to 6 run. Phons 776-5454. RUMSON -— Potcntlsl Waterfront. Tr«e FAIR HAVBN — Kew ciutotn.Dllltt mom **- 2i* x 23', Two-car (mrace,. Rt. 3a to lit traffic lloht (At- • Inspect end Compart shaded It4 acres. Hxtremvly convsnient six roorm rsnen. Large Mil bsttment Patio and barbecue. Beautiful ^ lawnsj •UIMK COMU17ANT lantic SI.) and turn right to ares. Custom-built bouse wllh \txf near KIKIOU. >tiopi>ing centers, enurcli. and ehrubbery. The utmost In vaJua -' toyer, 28x16' sunken living room with a. CaU 7«iO08. far below replacement cost ABKINO Keyport Gardens. stone fireplace and raised hearth, din- «37,Ou0. STAKLKY K. DOWm, Realtor, Ing room, modem eat-In kl«tfen, ra<< anil pallo, Country itttoaflhere. Tennll ntmtdlau occupancy. Priced at MJ.00O. O» Tin NatPm) 4 il tLjk*Ll^t*rfZjLj. 3,1 J ,/$ you wllh two fireplaces. 12x'-'l tlln- tenance shrubs and trees. Panoramic shrubbed-quiet neighborhood—asking $25,000. baths. Huge, heated basement. Good looking outbuilding. Hot room, living room. I1-., baths, (all view of Rarttan Bay, Sandy Hook, and DESIRABLE LOCATION—Attractive River Oaks ranch home on water/oil heat. $35,900. . lenient. If you have IGW 10 pay down New Yrjrh skyline Irom 1W elevation. IN HILLY AREA of Middtetown colonial ranch, three bedrooms, a hall acre of tall pine and holly trees. Living room, fireplace, ind a good, steady Job. you cm own Older three-bedroom, two bath house, bath and powder room, raised hearth in lovely living room, at- his home. 8ee It now—price $16,500. fireplace, new kitchen, diahwasner. 2W- dining room, four bedrooms, two tiled baths, full basement. 24 foot MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE !ubj*ct to F.H.A. and V.A. approval 1804. tractive separate dining room, 14 foot modern kitchen, full cellar enclosed porch, two-car garage. Asking $26,800. with large windows lighting workship, newly painted In and out, THE CURTIN AGENCY (More Classified Ads Upaltnr transferred owner asking 527,500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ^ONARDO milRflO On The Next Page) 'JEW MON'MQUTII . 671-W11 RAY VAN HORN REALTORS MIDDL.ETOWN — Four-bfdroom ca COLTS NECK POKING FC>H A HOME — On A Atm\\ HOUSES FOR SALE Cod. fireplace in Uvini room. Detach OUT -bedroom, iwo-slory older horns, tnd street? We have one, Three-bed-1 WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) garage. Beautiful thaded yard- Ft ood conriillnn, nw hot water b •oom ranch within walking distance to OVER A QUARTER CENTURY wrd heating system, one-sere lot, chool and transportation, lively eat-in REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 PHA apprftlial. Only J700 down tltcnpn, living room with dining area, qualified buyer. Offered at $16,900. Nice neighborhood. Low taxes, Askin •"nil basement, attached garripc, A Kit ing A House Full of Value .. . 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON $24,500. MULTIPLE LISTINGS LINCROFT — Fotir-tierlrbom. m-fc ;i6,50fl, See it today. ROLSTON. 842-0600 split level, 22x16 game room, twoci TTiree-bedroom older home, completely VATERBtJHY KEA1-TOR, 16 VV. Front COLONIAL ->- Imagine seven rooms, 1^ baths, a IS' x 20' paneled garage, 16x32 concrete pool with etjul restored. Living room with flrepl Jt., Red Bank. 747-^VK), HIGH VIEW ment, screened porch, large patio, C exposed beams, kitchen with cozy GRACIOUS OLD ESTATE HOUSE — Lovely setting oi stalely trees family room with sliding glass doors to a 12' x 15 porch and a full ferea at «24,7,50. breakfast nook. Taxes approximately HOUSES FOR SALE ... A wonderful spacious ground floor (living room 23x31', dining basement with children's playroom for only $29,500. |2S7. Two-acre tree-shaded loL 129,500. ESTATES room 17x31') ... four fireplaces ... big enclosed porches on OAK HILL — Three-bedroom ranchi GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 100% LOCATION — Excellent schools. Excellent house. Eight with two batht, fireplace In living roo: three sides . . . four master bedrooms ... two maids' rooms. 15x14 den, large encloaed porch, Realtor FOUR-BEDROOM Needs work—we have contractor's estimates; Owner asking $38,000. rooms. Two baths, including den and recreation rooms. Many acre plot, two-car garage, full tui Rte. 3« com Nock (62-3172 WHY OWN extoas. Large plot. Priced right at $29,000. ment, expansion attic. Offered at $3S NEW MONUOOTH — Three-bedroorbedroom COLONIAL AND 5001 anJ i very loott ltlocutioni . AiktoAkto f US. ALL BRICK RUMSON HOME - Excellent for big family (seven Owner. 671-2(59 BI-LEVELS HOMES rooms plus two more partly finished bedroom end third bath). All ON A PRIVATE ROAD IN LITTLE SILVER - Spacious ranch with IO0. A HOME? UTTU2 BILVKR — Spilt level. Foyer, of Wi acres land for small ones' activities. Asking $45,000. living room, fireplace, dining room, eaMn kitchen, three bedrooms, WEART - NEMETH family room, sliding glass doors to two batfis, beautiful paneled family room (or fourth bedroom) patio, l^i bnthfl. three bedrooms, etorm If you are interested in any of I FROM $22,900 FITTING OUT TIME — And when you're thru, we've just the plus a most unusual recreation room. Two-car £arage Asltine AGENCY windows. Excellent shrubs and wooded the following, you should own I £ lot. Save brokers lee. Buy now. call I Won/ quollty feotures odd lo lb» ex- right house for you to dock mat boat in front of. Room for a goodi $37,000. REALTOR H7-SH59. d homQ. ceptlonol value ot Ihest Homes. lize family of boating enthusiasts—four bedrooms, a living room I There's cosy living In modem kllch- | ens, formal dining rooms, mahogany 804 River Rd. 747-4100 Thriff and Saving 1 with a fireplace and big screen porch practically at the waiters' Fair Haven 102 WEST FRONT ST. HOUSES FOR SALE paneled dens, 2 • 2 /: ceramic tiled •dge. A solid home for 122,900. See it this weekend! ' | baths. 741-2240 Credit Standing HOUSES FOR SALE Independence SOME READY FOR WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) HOUSES FOR SALE 24-HOUR SERVICE MORE LISTINGS SHOWN IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Creative Instinct NEW COLONIAL Member of Red Bank MORE LISTINGS SOLD 10% DOWN Member of Multiple Listing Service CREAM PUFF - Describes this Multiple Listing Service Peace of Mind three-bedroom ranch situated on utlienllo In design but new in con- 30-YEAR MORTGAGES tree studded property, immacu- trucllon. Offering lour bed rooms, 2vi >atha, two-car garage, full baaement, Call us today and we will tell I I MODELS OPEN SATURDAY AND late inside and out. Rear yard EIGHT ROOMS | SUNDAY NOON TO DUSK AND BY arge iff living room. Covered fronl you how little it cosh to pur-1 WOODED ACRE ntrance way with center hall foyer, d/ (or occupancy. Four are b APPOINTMENT privacy. Near transportation. rooms. New heatlnff •y*tem, basemen chate e home of your own. iecause of builders doae oul, this DIRECTIONS: From Red Bonk tok» $16,000. hlrty Thousand home Is belng'Offered Large porch, garage, 89x140 lot. Goc Near Navesink River—with use t »28,OOO. NOT A DEVELOPMENT. neighborhood, near shopping, school, Hwy. north, follow signs "Middle* of dock — Beautiful brick and FAMILY HAVEN - Charming )nly one ot Us kind In this area at trajuportatlon. A lot for only f 13,000. town-New Monmouth", turn right on his ridiculous low price. See It now. BROWN & OVERTON Tlndall Rd. Ineor MS store) to frame home. Four Bedrooms, sevenrroom ranch, three bed- 787-5500 Thru The Red B»nlc Ares Swortzel Dr. ot Hloh School right three baths. Large Solarium. Air rooms, paneled den for family CROWBLL AOBNCY, REALTOR The Klrwan Company, Realtors Multiple Luting Service. AGENCY one mile to East Rd., right 75' to to enjoy, two bathe, fireplace in 3 Riverside Ave., Hed Bank, 7 Insurors, Leonardvllle Road. Bellor< High View Circle, left to models. conditioned ana air filtered. Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn Member of Multiple Listing. 9 White St. Red Bank | JM.OOO. living room, patio, many other ex- if Pagt 200 In fh« CENTURY BUILDING CO. tras. $22,900. Yellow P*9ts. 741-2525 221-1238 or 7H-M92 ELLEN S. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON-Older Victorian house. Six bedrooms, three baths, din HAZELTON ing room 31x17, four fireplaces, Want to see some "super caii-fragil-istic" homes? Well, hitch den, enclosed porch, basement. up your carousel pony and we'll do our best to make your TREES TREES TREES Realtor $38,000. home huniting a pleasant experience this weekend. NEW COLONIAL HOMESTEAD Vest River Ri Rumjon Home #1. SUPERBY BUILT-Three bedroom ranch alluded on a knoll — A-l location. Eight rooms. on six beautifully wooded acrev-ond with a brook, too. All room extra- Stop b/this weekend and see quality Four bedrooms, 2'/ baths. Fire- ordinarily large. For Instance the living room Is 25x17 ond the mmter 842-3200 2 bedroom 19x16. Two fully tiled botln, kitchen equipped with «VS feet of homes in picturesque setting. Three place in living room, entrance swage cabinets, dishwasher and breakfast area. Breezewoy, cellar and Member Multiple Listing foyer. Situated on lovely wooded two-tar garage. «7,v00. ' bedrooms, I '/i baths, paneled recre- lot $39,900.. Home #2. NEW LISTING-Excellentlv maintained Hiree-bedroom ranch. ation room, family size kitchen, base- You can tell this lamlly have enloyed their home. Two bedroom] are HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ROLAND PIERSON porjeleo, entrance nail and on* section ot living room poneled, making less work for Mother, well esfobllihed lawn and londicoolng, less work ment. for Dad. Full basement with outside entrance ond game room for chil- RIVER PLAZA $15,900 - Unbe- RUMSON WATERFRONT-Lux- AGENCY dren. Good buy for whole (amlry at (22,500. lievable but true, four-bedroom ury ranch. \% acre plot, four REALTOR Home #3. TRANSFERRED OWNER-Wonfs his family l» loin Wn In $17,990 ranch on king sized Jot with addi bedrooms, 2'A baths, gorgeous Pa, has priced this four-bedroom, three both spill, below realtor and tional building lot and two-car kitchen with dining area, built-in 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner FHA appraisals. Two-car oorooe, 25x15 paneled gameroom, lorne screened porch. Many extros, a terrific boroaln al M3.W0. Pick your own lot this weekend. garage, full basement. In A-l con refrigerator-freezer, double wall Newman Springs Rd. oven range. Sunken living room dition. Priced for immediate sale. (Near Garden State Parkway) Home it. YOU WOULD NEVER BELIEVE-From driving by thl. reuse with fireplace. Formal dining now lorse and spacious it really ts. uvino. room, dining room combina- RIVER PLAZA $18,600 — $1,000 room. Laundry room. Handsome Red Bank P.O. 741-7575 tion Is 26x13, kitchen 9x2) with many biblnsis cr=d ;tta »n,i« cm Pour bedrooms, two baths, 34x14 game room. Let us snow you this ranch down buys Immaculate four-bed- den. Screened patio, bas'em&it MEMBER' •' today, priced at IU.9K), room 114 bath home, finished play 300' on river. Combination'storms OF RED BANK room. Many other attractive fea- and screens. Two-car garage. In MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Home US. YOU'LL LIKE WELLINGTON DRIVE-New Shrewsbury. Come VALLEY OAKS tercom throughout. Come and be- se« mu nearly new home wllti four bedroomi, tv» bams, boasting a den tures. FHA appraised. or fifth bedroom and an 11x12 game room, it has everything. Including hold! $74,500. I (10,200 storm windows and screens and Is fairly priced ot 120.700. AT NAVESINK FAIR HAVEN $19,000 - Oldei Two-family, ttree bedrooms each floor, newly painted, rent for no etch floor. style threeJbedroom, 1$ baths LITTLE SILVER — Practically JIO.KM . fireplace. 16x34 swimming pool new riverfront split tevel. Four Two unto: Front house has (Ire rooms. RISBY ASSOCIATES, Realtors BIRECTIONS: I mile eosl ol Atlantic Highlands traffic light. Turn leH Not on river but has river rights, batlts den Livin Rear' bungalow, three rooms. on Sean Ave. (next to King Jomes Apts.) and continue to models. bedrooms, VA ' - B gtl.MO $800 down to qualified buyer. room and dining room. Kitchen, Two-bedroom, M-itvry. Recreation 504 Shrewsbury Avenue two-car garage. Large plot. Only room, large lot. Low taxes. Sales A9«nti: The Kirwan Co., 787-5500 M1DDLETOWN $17,909 - Attrac $36,900. Three-bedroom ranch. Aluminum siding, tive three-bedroom, 1%-bath split, garage, hot wMer heat. Home partially 741-7741 Builder: Norco Const., Co. Model phone 291 -3866 Recreation room with, fireplace, RUMSON — Seven-room river- rulD"llei1' nicely landscaped. Full basement front cottage. Hot water base- Three-bedroom Cape Cod. Fireplace, board heat Fireplace. Baths. finished basement, large lot. Near al THE MEISTRICH Large screened porch, garage. transportation. AGENCY • SHOREWAY COMPUTERIZED REAL ESTATE JOHN L MINUGH REALTY, INC. Newman Springs Road, Cornei WALKER & WALKER REALTORS-dNSURORS Highway 35 Holmdel Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury (Just North of Lily Tulip) Members of Red Bank 264-7010 REALTORS 741-5888 Multiple Listing Service 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-35D0 Paul Bragar, Harold A. Melstrich FULLY AIR CONDITIONED SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE Frances Christenson AN IDEAL FAMILY HOME EATGNTOWN — F.H.A. approved. STOO lown to an qualified buyers. Modern OFFERINGS OFFERINGS A large three bedroom, two bath, three-bedroom ranch home with par- BEACH EXCLUSIVE rancher. On ovtr ten of land In Strath- lally finished recreation room. Liuge more. Gamerooni, laundry room, two- andacaped lot, shade trees. Wall-to- 741-5212 671-3311 car attached garage, many eittraa. wall carpeting, storms anil screens. ANY QUALIFIED BUYER Ready for occupancy. An excellent aa- Low taxes. Priced right at 117,600. •umptlon, a real give away price $21, Xirnlni 1130 per week may buy thl MO. INSTANTLY APPEALING FOUR BIG BEDROOMS lovely «ven-year.oJd ranch on cholc ZONED FOR BUSINESS plot, tnrea Mdroomi, .Dining area 787-5500 line llvlnc room >nj kitchen. Hous The Kinvan Co., Realtors and Ineuron, LONG BRANCH — Older two-farnlly Flagstone foyer, woodburn- Large family room, beauti- it Immiculite. Immediate poisessloi 160 Hwy. 3a, Eut Keaneburg, Member on title. Short walk to ichool, bui ui lome near railroad utatlon, shopping ing fireplace in attractive ful % acre lot, located in ot Multiple LUtingl. - md school. Cits' sewers. Large garage living room, dining room, •hopping. and workshop. Closing out estate. A best neighborhood, large BEACH AGENCY B B B B floe buy at $14,000. pine eat-in kitchen, den, three ON DEAD-END BTRIBT — to river. bedrooims, 2% bath;, full basement, baseboard heat, Llcenied Real Eitatt Broker Lovely Colonial with river rlghte, low Ted McGinness, Realtor basement, two-car garage, MOO tfwy. 39 MlddUlmto Red Batik ta««, tewer tystem. Living immaculate condition. Listed «n-3T» lovely lot in excellent loca- room, dining room, kitchen, den, tour M2-O?tO 31 Broad St. Eatontown at only $21,000. Call today Dllly to 8 p.m. Bat. * Bun, to 8 pm bedrooms, pluv gewtng room, 2& baths tion. Let us show it to you ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Nesl 3lle. 132,900; 10 per Five-room home on large •HRDWSBURTf BORO — BUnt-rOom bedroom home with large garjaeroom cent down Qreentree Terrace, olf Mew- \l/i baths, game room. Noth- ranch Hi batlu, urea teoroomi, fam- an excellent Buy at 119.900. Owner man Springs Rd., next to Christian beautiful landscaped lot. ily room. Choice location. H7-ZM1. leaving June 15. Call now to inspect. Brothers Academy, Builder 3»-2<18. Brook at rear of property. ing to be done, just move in CROWBLL AOXNCT. REALTOR ROD BANK — Two bedroom!, larte « Rivenide Ave. Red Bank WEST LONO BRANCH — Three bed- 14'x24' living room with fire- and enjoy your summer. dlnhif room, bwaWMt room, Ilreplace, room, stucco, alone ranch, stone lire- place, Il'xl5' dining room hot water oil h«t, Full bailment, two- Opposite Molly pmaer Inn place, cellar. Dining room, garage, Easy terms arranged. $18,909. car iirt|«. S-.idy yard, lOOxltO, 111,1100 IN A TOWN WITH UNPARALLELED teaeonable, near schools, shopping cen- with corner cabinet. Large ADVANTAGES - We h»ve a lew de- er. Private sale. "A.O.'' Bo* Ml, Red kitchen complete with elec- NEW gHRBWBBimV — Four bed- sirable homes listed that are priced Bank, K.I. tric twooven range, dish- roomi, thru buhl, buiment, etc. In well below future cMt«. For Inttance: INCOME PROPERTY — Two family washer, refrigerator, freezer, eltht year modem epllt. Lower |20'l. •OUR MONTH OLD COLONIAL with house. Two apartment*. First Doori FOUR-BEDROOM HOME MJ-ilW. ' four bedrooms, )tt baths, large famllr three bedjrooms, modern Icttchen. Sec- laundromat. Three built-in •Aik Computer—Pot. room oft modern kitchen wlEh break- ond floor; two bedrooms, Aeklni J18,60O air-conditioners. Full base- MTDDIJCTOWM VILLAOE — Seven, fast area. Home attractively decorated. •r best oner. Can 322-4715. With large paneled game room n>llt. 1% tuuii, three bedroomi, Two-oar attached garage, full base- ment, breezeway and ga- is feet on river. Boom to add on. bedroomi, 3(4 bathe, paneled family ll.tW. See It today ROLBTON •rlced «U,tOO. HcALISTER RBAL- TRADE-INS EXCHANGES 671-2300 room, laundry room, baeemeni r" OIU, 1W Cut River Rd., Rumson. eartg*. W.600. 0(01 14T-55U. N8TXCE 2&-¥rtf*yt April 23, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Marlboro Council Sends, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE , --p MOKMODTH BTATK Or NKW iXEJiKY tfotlee li hereby rlv*n th*t tea* Plan Back to the Planners jids will be receivd by the Board Chosen PreeholcUi'i of the County was that the board felt develop- HALL BROS. REALTORS Mcnmouth for CBeanin* and PalnU MARLBORO - "They can't Bridge No. MIV14 over MaUwan Cre pass the buck," stated the town- ment would be substandard with 813 River Rd. Fair Haven on Front Street (County Road No. between Keyport wd Cliff wood, Me ship council attorney, Joseph T. respect to the requirements of 741-7686 mouth County, N. J,, and opened a read In, public in the .Kail of Record Grause, last night. the "imminent master plan." Member Multiple Listing Service Main Street, Freehold, N. J., on Tues day May i, 1065 at 2:130 o'clock, p.m He was alluding to the decision Mr. Grause told the council Prevailing Time. of the Planning Board earlier that "the Planning Board doesn't NEW LISTING—Call early to inspect this charming home in co Specifications &nd form of bid, con approve or jeject the plan. They venient Fair Haven. Very deep rear'yard for privacy, Living room tract and bond for the proposed work this month, when the planners re- prepared hy H- I*eroy Martin, Mon just cite various reasons for their dining roam, new kitchen. Three bedrooms, new tiled bath. Attache mouth County Engineer, have be ferred action on two U.S. Homes garage. Basement, screened porch. Owner has purchased largei filed In tlie office of said Engineer sections to the Township Coun- reluctance in recommending ap- tlie Hall of Records if ore mentioned proval. They either have to ap- home, wants fast action. High mortgage available, if qualifier and nmy be Inspected by proopectiv cil. Asking $21,900. Call now. l)irtderfl during business hours. Bldde' prove or reject. They just can't will le furninbed wlih'a copy of tfii The total number of lots in- pass it up here for council ac- Specifications hy the County Knglnee, volved in Sections 2-A and 3 of JUST REDUCED—Fair Haven Colonial. Three bedrooms, \y2 bath; upon proper nollce. tion." the Marlboro West Development paneled den, screened porch. Center hall, fireplace. Formal dinin, Jikls must he made on standard pr< Stewart M. Hutt, attorney for poaal formi. in the manner designate is 104. room. Paneled basement game room. Attached garage. Exceller U.S. Homes, at the meeting when location. Now only $25,500 for quick sale. therein and required by the Specific lions; must he enclosed fn sealed ei , When the Planning Board the referral lo council was made, veloppii bearing the name and addrei A PERFECT HOME—Transferred owner wants "out." His movi of the Bidder and the name of chairman Edward Legier read told the Planning Board precisely work on the outs Me; Addressed the three-point statement to his is your gain. Mint condition throughout. Center hall plan, larg' the Board of Chosen Freeholders the same thing that Mr. Grause living room with fire place, dining room, sunny eat-in kitchen the County of Monmouth and must board early in April, he noted said last night. accompanied by a bonding certf(teat that the applications met the three bedrooms, two tiled baths, den, attached garage" basement and a certified check, drawn to the oi The matter has been returned Choice River Oaks location. Rumson-Fair Haven Schools. Sto] der of the Monmoulh County Treaaui Michael G. CelU James J, CumnUngs Henry R. Cioffi technical requirements of the er, for not less than Ten per .Cei to the Planning Board for "con- in or call today. Asking $29,900. (10% 1 of the amount bid, and be engineer, Leon Avakian. crete action." Ilvered at the place nnd on the h Also, the chairman had noted Mr. Legier told The Register MANY LARGE TREES—Secluded Little Silver ranch on '/2 acre, above named. The standard proposal formn will he furnlrthed upon appllca that the board had no legal basis Center foyer, three bedrooms, dining room, 20' screened porch, tlon to the County Engineer. that the board would seek the for withholding the applications opinion of its own legal counsel, attached garage. Transferred owner wants immediate sale. Asking right is reserved to reject an; Long Branch Candidates $23,700. or ail bldn If deemed to the lnterei from consideration by council. tfie firm of Sachar, Sachar and of the County of Monmoulh so to d( By order of the Board of Chose The third point Mr. Legier made Bernstein, Plainfield. Freeholders of the County of Mot LONG BRAiNOH - Michael G LONG BRANCH - James I. LONG BRANCH - Henry R. mouth. Celli, 36, a candidate for one Cummings, a candidate for one JOSEPH C. 1RWIN, Director. Cioffi, at present a councilman THE LOW AGENCY WILLIAM L. ULRICA Clerk. three at-large seats' on Citj of three at-lange seats on the from the Third Ward, is running April 23 J13. Council, is a native of this cit City Council, is a scientist who for one of three at-large seats REALTORS and has lived here all his life. is entering the political arena NOTICE for the first time. on the City Council at stake 636 River Road Fair Havsn MONMOUTH COUNTY He is the son of the late Lillh May 11. HimilOGATE'S COUIIT D'Ambrisi and Louis Celli am Mr. Curmnings was born and 741 . 4477 IVoiJre to Creditor* to Present is one of nine brothers, all o educated in New York City. A graduate of the Wharton Claims Against Kitate whom live here. At present he is an electronic School of Finance and Commerce, ESTATE OF KENNETH DANIE1 development technician in the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Member Multiple Listing Service VAN PELT, DECEASED. A graduate of Long Brancii Pursuant to the order of DONALD Electronic Warfare Laboratory, Cioffi holds a bachelor of science GOLFER'S DREAM CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coui High School class of 1046, Mi Fort Monmouth. He has been em- degree in economics. His major Delightful four-bedroom Colonial on over two rolling acres ovei 1/ of Monmouth, thii day made, a Celli attended the Newark Con- the application of the underlined, M ployed for 21 years at the ECOM was labor relations and indus- looking tiie beautiful fairways and perfectly manicured greens of Tie Madeline Van Felt, Bole E-tecutrl servatory olf Music and has stud- of the estate of the said Kennet la'borator.ies in the fort in vari- trial management. the golf course. Sunken living room. 2>/_ baths. Large, modern ied extensively in the fields. of Daniel Van Pelt deceased, notice 1 ous engineering and technical kitchen with breakfast area. Oversized two-car garage. Full base- hereby given to the creditors of it speech and language. Mr. Cioffi is director of-busi- ment and many other features. Asking only $53,500. ______U Sol capacities. ness affairs for the Eatontown Executrix their claims under oath w i He has been employed by In six months from this dale. Mr. Cumimings has worked as U.S. Post OKice Department i: Sohool District and serves as Dated: March 30th, 1965 an electrical construction ' fore- MARIE MADELINE VAN PELT this city for the past 16 year. secretary to the Board of Edu- HOUSES FOR SALE -LEGAL NOTICE 63 Markham Place man in New York State and cation in that community. tittle Bllver, K J., He is active in Local 657, Na Canada. NOTICE Bole Executrix. tiorial Association of Letter Car In addition to his undergradu- LOW DOWN PAYMENT Messrs Abramof! 8t Apy He holds a U.S. patent for a Take notice that Bal'g Tavern Inc 195 Broad Btrcst, riers, APL-CK). Mr. Celli was ate training, Mr. Cioffi has taken LOW CLOSING COSTS trading as Sail's Tavern haa apnlle< Ked Bank, New Jersey, one of the first postal employee magnetic lock latch relay. graduate work at Rutgers Uni- T.H.A. Financing available to a qua to the Mayor and Council of the Bo Attorneys A resident of the Long Branch tied buyer. OUR;1I of Red Bank far & Plenary R. April 2, 9, 16, 23 127. to be appointed tocaJly, unde: versity and is working toward a tail Consumption Llcensn for premlm area since 1941, he has been UNCROtT — 5t Bhelbern Drive, thr filtuated, at 141 Shrewsbury Ave., R presidential executive order 10, master's degree in school ad- bedroom*, l'/i baths, large gameroom, Bank. NOTICE , to study labor-ananagemew living in his home at Patten ministration. {•race, good condition. Objections, If any, should be made MONMOUTH COUNTY writing lo John Bryan, Clerk ot tl Point for the past 18 months. KUR HOO ATE'B COURT relations in the federal govern He was dhosen to initiate the MIDDI-ETOWN — 51 Martin Place Borough ot Red Bank. jnent. He is a past president and Three bedroomi, Hi baths, game room, (Sinned) Notice to Credit on lo Present trustee of [he Monmouth Ski first campaign of the National garage. OFFICE K8 Claims Ajilmt Estate He has attended the Rutgers Sclerosis Fund Drive here. In Salvatore Valtl, HI Shrewibury Av< ESTATE OF CATHERINE VERON: Club. Bowling and boating also Red Bank, N. J., President. University Institute of Manage- BEST BUY OF IMS—Like new Colonl: CA MC CARTHY, DECEASED. occupy his spare hours. the past he has been active in on 100il75' landtcaped grounda wit LOUIBO Vaitl, 141 Shrewsbury Ave., R Pursuant to the order ot DONAL. ment arid Labor Relations, study a number of civic functions, in- nice trees. Three extra large bedroomi Bank, Ti, J,, Vice-Pmldent. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol " $100 RICHER — Mrs. Richard Noll of 10 Majestic Ave., glass porch, lire place, newly dec< Domlnick S. Vattl, 141 Shrewsbui County of Monmouth, thla day madi ing psychology and contract m cluding the Boy Scout and YMCA rated, full basement Priced right (o Ave., Red Bank, N. J,, Treasurer. on the application of the undersigned Lincroft, is shown receiving $100 check from Charles H. quick lale (26,000. Orade school, twi Loulfl Vftltl, 1 Sunny Bank J>rl\ Catherine Veronica Qlnlln, sole Execi gotiations and arbitration relate. movements. block!—Rumson Hlih School. N«a: Bhrowsbury, N. J., Secretary. trlx of the estate o. the said Catherli to labor management. He has al Investment Dunham, manager of the Lincroft Acme store, after being transportation. : IlO.Mll) OF UIIIKCTOIIM Veronica McCarthy deceased, notice Prior to entering college, he Salvatore Valtl, 141 Bhrowsbury Ave. so attended other labor manage- hereby given to the ere tilt or* of sal served for 39 months in the U.S salected winner of an Acme Markets promotion. Red Bank, N. J. deceased tn present to tlie nalci Sol ment seminars throughout the BROWN & OVERTON AGENC Louise Vnltl, 141 Shrewsbury Ave., Rei Executrix their calfma under oath wltl Marine Corps. He was honorably t White St. Bed Bank 741-252; Bank, N. J, In six months (rom this date. state, Firm Offers Domlnick S. Vaitl, 141 Shrewsbu Dated: March 23th, 1965 discharged in 1952. COLTS NECK — Two-t>-droom cotugi Ave., Her! Bank, N. J, CATHERINE VERONICA. OIBUK In 1963,.when he was an un Louis Vaitl, 1 Sunny Bank Drlv In 1963, Mr. Cioffi staged what on four acres. Nice locution. J22.OM 5G Wallace Street successful candidate for counci Shrewsbury, N. J. Ited Bank, N. J., Stock Sale Cart P. Zellers, Broker. 948-4443. April 23, 30 {15. was considered a political upset Army, Navy Civilian Bole Executrix he campaigned for an increase, Messrs. Arnone A Zager budget for the Long Branch pub FREEHOLD — Monmouth by winning the Third Ward coun- LOTS & ACREAGE NOTICE MR Broad Street Capital Corporation, a publicly cil seat. Before that he was a Take notice that application has bee Red Bank, N. J., lie health nurses. made to the Mayor and Council of tri Attorney-t owned small business investment member of the Board oif Adjust- SANDY HOOK BAY AREA Borough of Red Bank to transfer t He has been active in the Has Workers to Get Raises I inlles to proposed Sandy Hook Inle Rose Mary Tomalno trading as Com Aprll 9. 16, 23, 30 $27.01. company, has announced that it ment. 1 ord Hospital building fund, Mus. 310 feet beach frontage, 10 acres, om muters Win a and Liquor Store, IS was offering rights to its share- WASHINGTON - There's go- wage revision ranged from $2.50 of the last available Bay frontages thli Momraouth St., Red Bank, the Plenarj NOTICE cular Dystrophy fund, the Bo Although he has two years to to $3.35 an hour, the spokesman •lie, 180,000. F. A. OEHLHAUS, P.ca Retail Distribution license heretofore li MONHOUTH COUVTY Soout movement, the YMCA col holders to subscribe to an ad- go in his I tertn, Mr. Cioffi is ing to be more money in the pay Eilaic, Leonardo. 201-O-88. ju«d to the Estate of Loulfl P. Ti KUIUKKIATK'K COUIIT ditional 38/00 shares. said. maino trading an Commuters Wine an Nottcr to Cn-dttom to Present lection for the needy,, as well a running for an at-large seat be- envelopes of approximately 1,900 BEAUTIFULLY WOODED ONE—ACHE Liquor Store, 184 Monmouth St., Ke< Clalmn Aralnut XsUte The offering of rights, LOT In old. Shrewsbury. Call Bank. other natlOMl health agencies. cause he plans to move to the Rep, James J. Howard, D-3d 6(2-1085. ESTATE OF SARAiH 6. FIELD, OE Monmouth County workers—civil- Objections, if any, should be made CEASED. He is a member of the Christo thorized by the directors of the First Ward this summer. Dist. N. J., said that the in- J_-SONARDO — 100x150'. Choice pro- Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Pursuant to the order of DONALD company, will raise an ad- ian employees of the Army at party. One block from beach. Leonard Olerk of the Borough of Red Bank. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of th pher Columbus Club. The theme of his campaign is creases will add more than a . MARY" TOMAINO Fort Monmouth and of the Navy Ave., 212-AL 6-5788. New York City County of Monhtouft, this day mad Mr. Celli is president of Cel ditional $326,400 to be used as "Vigorous Leadership," quarter-million dollars to the fed- 23 Allen Place, Bed Bat*. on the application of the underslgnei augmented investment funds. BUILDING LOT — 100x100. Rlversld April 23, 30 $8." Madia Field, Administrator of the e Brothers Antique and Art Ware- at the Earle Ammunition Depot eral payroll in the area. Heights, Mlddletown, W.0O0. Call tate at the said Sarah 8. Field, d Mr. Cioffi is married to the 741-8352 The company is a federal licensee NOT1CK ceajed, notice Is hereby given to th house and is versed in antiquities. former Jean Ann De Stefano, —beginning next month. This will correspondingly bene- creditor., of said deceased to prese under the Small Business In- 8UILDINO LOT -.WMto Rd., Llllll MONMOUTH COUNTY He is a member of Holy Trin fit tfie economy of the district, Bllver. Subject to variance. 51500, Ideal to the oa.d Administrator their clal vestment Act of 1958. The couple have three children. Both the Army and Navy Wage MURIUKIATK'H COURT under oath within BIJE months (ro for building small home. Write Charles Notice to Creditors to Present ity Catholic Ohurch. the congressman said. Douglass, care ot Suite 3, 60 Broai this dute. Under the terms of the offering Boards yesterday announced < talrm Against KMat* Pated: April i^ih, 1665 He is married to the formei Bt., Red Bank. ESTATE OF NOEL R, NILSON, DE shareholders will have the right revised schedule of wage rates CEASED. MADM FISLD Mary Jane Baxter. The coupli NEW MONMOUTH — Half acre cholc 2S5 Broad fitreet for their civilian employees, ef- rejldential area, convenient location, Pursuant to the order of DONALD J have one son. to buy .additional shares, on a CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate o! the Coun Eatontown, New Jersey til utilities available. Inquire M Tin- Administrator one-for-three basis at $8.50 a febtive - at -the beginning of the 'Buy at Home' dall Rd., Mlddletown. ty of Monmouth, this day made, o ;he application ot the undersigned, JCL Mesars. KlaLsky A Hlmelmaa share. The offering is substan- first pay period after April 28. LOT FOR SALE EATONTOWN - Ad- ale W. NHaon, Sole Executrix of tin 3 Eaat Front Street, The increases will go to skilled jacent Tort Monmouth. 1-3 wooded aero estate ot the said Noel R. Nllson tied Bank, New Jersey Assistant Manager'/. tially under the recent market Bewer and all utilities. ff.000. M2-282T, deceased, notice la hereby given to tin Attorneys price of the securities, traded at and unskilled workers at both in- Campaigns LITTLE SILVER — creditors of said deceased to presen April 16, 23, 30, May 7 *27.( Post for Harvey Katz stallations who are paid an hour- & • acre. to the said Sole Executrix their claims approximately $19.50 a share. GaJl 711-837 under oivth within six months from NOTICE ASBORY PlAiRK — The apr ly wage. ' Uil» date. Monmouth Capital has present Are Urged COLTS NECK — Acre bulldlne loi Dated; April ISLh, 1065 MONMOUTH CODNTY pointiment ol Harvey Kate of 61 SURROGATE'S COURT total assets of $2,646,503. In a Hourly Increase ready to build. M.UO0, HAROLD L1NDB JESSIE W. NILSON MANN, Broker, Ealontown. 5<---l<«, Notice to Creditors (o Present Dwight Dr., West Deal, to thi prospectus issued by Monmouth At Fort Monmouth, where an LONG BRANCH — City Coun- Ri seven Bridge ttoarf, Clalmn Against Katatn cil candidate Michael G. Celli CHAPEL HILL AlItEA — One aori Little Sliver, New Jersey ESTATE OF FRED R. STROEBEL, post of assistant manager for thi Capital, earnings of $100,813.00 Army spokesman said about 1,400 building lot. Wooded location. Asking Sole Executrix DECEASED. office of Auchincloss, Parker an. civilians will b affected, the yesterday called on businessmen gS.500. Call Nick Mullaney, The Klrwan Alston Beek.man, Jr. Purnuant to the order o* DONALt were recorded for 1964, and for e Co., Realtors. 787-5500. 10 Broad Street, J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of thi Redpalh, here, has been an- 11 months of the current fiscal average increase will be 7*4 to introduce "Buy at Home" Red Bank, New Jersey County o[ Monmouth, this day made, nounced by Harvey Turnure campaigns in the city. CHAPEL HILL — Choice acreage wltf Attorney on the application of the undersigned year, earnings of $140,596.00 were cents an hour. view, approximately Wt acres, $4,000 April 2J. 30, May 7, H 527.50 Gladys M. Stroebd, SO Bxecutrix ol manager of the firm's office al reported. The company, formed Hourly wages for Wage Board Mr. Celli said the theory back IV. acres W.O00. 2014(27 alter 9 p.m the estate of the said Fred R, Btroe WANTED: Raw acreage (Residential) NOTICE bet deceased, notice Is hereby glvei 508 Main St. in 1961, has outstanding 42 loans employees at the installation, be- of these campaigns is that "a Apartment house sites. Commerical MONMOUTH COUNTY lo the creditors of said deceased t Mr. Katz, a graduate of Bor- present to the aaid Solo Executlr: and investments. fore the revision, ranged from a community can prosper only as aitea. Builder and developer will f SURROGATE'S COURT dentown Military Institute, a nance and erect same on your property Noil co to Crrdllors to Present their clalmi tinder oath within Officers of the corporation in- low of $2.14 to a high of $3.97, its members prosper and such or will purchase from-you. Remain rialniH Against Kitata months from this date. tended Syracuse University am prosperity will be possible only partner or sell outright. We assum ESTATE OF KARL AYMOLD, DE- Dated: March 25th, 1065 clude Boniface DeBlasio, presl the spokesman said. or buy foreclosure. Commercial, homes, was graduated from Monmoutl CEASED. GLADYS M. BTUOEBEL dent of Electronic Measurements At NAD Earle, approximately if the people of the. community land. etc. Principals only. Call now Pursuant to the order of DONALD 142 Silverslds Avenue, College. He studied Technical MACARTHUR DEVELOPMENT CORP. J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate o[ the LitUe Silver, New Jersey Co., Red Bank, president, Er- 500 ungraded employees will re- support the various businesses lo- T4M144. fiole Executrix Analysis at the New School, New County t>( Monmouth, this day made, nest V. Bencivenga, vice presi- ceive salary boosts. cated in their midst." on the application of tlie undersigned, Mesara. Leone 8c Real York. Joan Lee Plrerno, Sole Executrix ol P. O. Box 158 dent of Monmouth County Na- A depot sjwkesman said that He emphasized that "a person COMMERCIAL PROPERTY the estate or the said Kari Aymold, Oakhurst, New Jersey He was formerly associated a: deceased, notice is hereby given to tlif tional Bank, vice president, and the hourly increase will be seldom gains anything in price Attorneys an account executive with the creditors of said deceaitd to present t< April 9. 16, 23, 30 $27.60 Eugene W, Landy, Asbury Park 5 cents for unskilled and 6 cents or quality, or selection by pur- RED BANK — 1,000 so., ft. store . the said Sole Executrix their claims New York brokerage firm of office, full basement Prime location, under oath with six months from NOTICE attorney, secretary and director. Jeffrey P. Swope for skilled workers. chasing out of town. Often he 127.500. this date. Cohen Simonson and Co., where MONMOUTH COUNTY The hourly pay for the depot's pays more in shipping costs, Dated: April 2ifit, 13G5 he was engaged in all phases ol BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY JOAN LKE PIPERNO SURROGATE'S COURT ungraded employees before the transportation back and fourth 201 Lower Streel, Notice to Creditor! to Present the securities business. Airman of Month e While St. Red Bank 711-252 Matawan, New Jersey < IMmx Against Entate and 'the inconvenience.! of going ESTATE OF EMILIE WALTER, DE- BEAUTIFUL OFFICE BUILDING — Sole Executrix OCEANPORT - Jeffrey P. The Giants and Dodgers drew elsewhere." Hwy. 35, Mlddlelown, hub ot shoptfnit Messrs, Parsons, Canzona, CEASED. REGISTRATION MONDAY area, 175" frontage, more than ampl Blair & Warren Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Swope, son of,Mrs. Gertrude P. 428,509 paid admissions for Mr.' Cell! noted (hat "Long parking, air conditioned, full price 18 Wallace Street, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the Coun- MATAWAN — Kindergarte *.7,5O0. Call at once. Red Bank, New Jersey ty of Monmoulh, this day made, on Swope of 437 Branchport Ave., their nine games in Los Angeles Branch depends upon tha welfare Attorney* Lhe application ol the undersigned, Lou- registration for the Strathmon Portaupeok, has been named last season, an average of 47,612 of all. Those who patronize the KASTNER-MIRANTI April 23. 30, May 7, 11 $28.5: Is Walter, Sole Executor of the esta-te >t tha said Emllle Walter deceased, Elementary Sohool will be hel Airman of the Month of 51st per contest. When the Dodgers businessmen of our city are help- Brokers notice Is hereby given to the creditor! 100 Quimby St. Westfleld ADVERTISEMENT Monday, in the all-purpose room AD 3-3900 671-3645 nfter >f said deceased to present to tht Fighter Interceptor Wing in the played in Brooklyn a crowd of ing to pay city taxes, maintain NOTK'K TO COrVTKAC'TOltS said Sole Executor their claims undei from 9 to 11 a.m. and from TOWNSHIP OF MI1>I)],ETO\V.\ oath within six months from this dat Ryukyu Islands. Airman Swope's 31,000 was capacity. schools, provide police and fire Mnnmoutli <'ounly. Nrw Jrrftry Dated: March 25, 1965 noon to 2 p.m. oomtnander said he was selected protection and numerous other REAL ESTATE WANTED Sealed proposals tor the construct! LOUIS WALTER, Parents are required to b if a Sanitary SewernKR System in lh< «26 Newman Springs Road, on the basis of superior perfor- As a relief pitcher with Cin- facilities offered by the commu- , DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS .Vlllett Acres Extension Area, of th Lincroft, New Jersey. proof of vaccination and inocu- mance of duties, outstanding mili- nity. By helping local business, ARE THESE YOUR PROBLEMS? 'ownship ol Mtddlotown, Monmout. Sole Executor cinnati last year Sammy Ellis Being transferred? Mortgage payment County, New Jorsoy, will be received Alston Beekman, Jr. £s4., lations for smallpox, diphtheria, tary appearance and bearing, and had a 7-1 record for 89 innings you are helping yourself to better too high? House too smallT Are you at the office of the Township dork, 10 Broad Street, tetanus, whooping cough and po exemplary personal conduct. things in life." ' tied down to a. home and can't sel Administration Building, Klnga High Red Bank, N. J. in 47 games. because of a high mortgage? We wll way, Mlddletown, Now Jersey imt Attorney liomyelitis. .A. birth certificat assume that high mortgage wlUi cajh 8:30 P.M. prevailing time, May 25, April 9, 16, 23, 30 $28.6. to you besides. 065 at which time and pluce they wl must also be presented. ; publicly opened and rend aloud. We will buy your home with any prob- In general, the work to be done wll NOTICE To enter school in September lem you have. include construction of a Collection Sys- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT child must be five years oli Ask about our Trade-in Plan. tem, and tle-ln.i to an existing sewei OF ACCOUNT Never a commission involved whether lystem. on or before Sept. 30. we buy, sell or trade-in. ESTATE OP WALTER A. RULL- DrawinKs and Contract Documenta MAN. DECEASED DON'T WAIT - CALL US NOW may ho examined fit the orrtce ot th JNLEr ASSOC. E*C. Notice is hereby given that the a CANCEL MEETING 6U-5353 Township Clerk and at the office o ounta ol the subscribers, Execute: Chirles J. Kupper, Consulting Engl- •r the estate of said Deceased will t HAZLET — The Harlet Demo LAftOfci RESIDENCE — With about leer, 15 Stelton Roati, New Market, indited and stated by the Surrogate 25 .urea. Must have extra large rooms •icw Jersey, and copies thpreof ob- ot the County of JMonmoitfh and re- jratic Club has announced thai And ai least six bedrooms. Location Ined at suld office upon payment _ ported for BfittlAroent to The Mon- Its monthly meeting set for lasl on Main Road. Near Ren Thursday, the 13lh rley of May Tuesday night was called off du. Waterbury Realtor. 16 W. Front St. The Townslilp of Mlddletown reserve: l. D.. 1!)65, al 0:30 o'oloclt a.m., Red Bank. 1A1 3500. he rlfflit to waive nny Inforinalllies oi he County Court House, Monument to the death of Mrs. Marvin Olln L, Thomas Seely reject nny or all bltia. ind Court streets, Freehold, tSew Jer- sky, wife of the mayor. The nexl WE NEED YOUR XIOMIS Each Itliliicr must (ioposit a Mri ey, at which lime Application will Our 12 salespeople have clients waiting irlly nf lfi'p of his hid In the form made for the allowance of Com' regular meeting will be Tuesday, for your listtnc They need ranches, of a certified check, hid hond, or cash. rnlsalonft and Counsel fees With New Firm ipllt levels, two stories; also Investment Nt> Wilder may withdraw his hi( Dated April 6th, A i> 1965 May 18. property, Call us for a quick sale. Twtr .'Ithln 120 ilayti Rttor the actual rtat MARGARET E. RULLMAN, RED BANK — L. Thomas See- office* serving you, f opening therpof. B8 W. Front Street, -LEGAL NOTICE WALKEIt & WALKER I DATEll: April 13. 11W5 Red Bank, N. J. ly of 209 Hamiltonian Dr., Mid- Realtors THOMAS T. CONRAD EDWARDS F. UULLMAN, oletown, has been appointed su- Shrewsbury Office Aflddletowu Office Township Clprk. 19 Cranberry Street, STATE OF NKW JKIISKY T41-5212 671-3311 ,prll 23 $ifl.i Brooklyn Heights, IIJCPARrJIIENT OF HT^TK perintendent of agencies for Se- New York, N. Y. CERTIFICATE OF HISSOLIITION D all to whom tueso presents may curity Capital Life Insurance EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE! NOT ICG Executors. What You Hava Messrs. Parsons. Canzona >me, Grectlnp: Company of Philadelphia. tor An ordinance entitled "ORDINANCE Blair & Warren, WHEREAS, It appears to my sails WiiiU You Want 'HEATING THE NOHTHBAST MON- Counsellors al Law rtctlon, by Ouiy authenticated' rccort Mr. Seely has his own broker- Call IOUTH COUNTY REGIO.VAL SEWER 18 Wallace Street, if the proceedings for the voluntary GE AUTHORITY" waa presented ... issolutlon thereof hy the unanimous age agency here. It is affiliated WALKER & WALKER, Realtori ntrtxluctlon and first lending on Tup_r Red Bank, N. J. onaent of all the stockholders, deposit 561 Broad St. Shrewsbury 741-1212 ay April (1. IMS by the Mayor prll 9, !B, 23, 30 533.: ed In my office, that 157 CORPORA with the. Manufacturers Life In- 206 Hwy, 35 Mlddletown 671-3311 •ouncll of The BorouRti of Shrewsbury NOTICE TION a corporation of Ulis State surance Company. mil on Tuesday, April 20. 1965 i liie principal office is Bltuatedj al WE NEtil) — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom (nally adopter! and .tpprot'Cd. MONMOLTH COUNTY . Greentm Terrace, c-o Luftman Security Capital Life is a new- horaeH, furn 1Btied or unfurnished, from FREDBR1C MESSINA SUKROUATE'S COURT the Township of MIMletown, Coun JS5 to J17B per month lor incoming Mayor ly formed stock life insurance personnel. THE BERQ AGENCY, Rt. Notlct to Creditors to Present j or Monmoulh, State of New Jersey 35, Middlctown. 671-1OW. (Atlele Luttmim heing the agent therein company. i. Paul 8, Fnbry, Claims Against Estate ind in charee thereof, upon whom AlTwNTlONl We need homes for-anl ESTATE OF VERONICA I. irocess may lie nervpdt, has compiled or rent May we list your home? pril 23 S3.91 TOWNSEND, DECEASED, ,'ltlj the requirements of Title U, Cor- COLLEGE INFORMATION LAWRKNCE J. SCHILLING. Realtor. Pursuant |n the order of DONALD >ratlons. General, of Itevliert StnluleB RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Willow DrlVB and Parker Avenue. Little -NOTICE TO I.IDOKIIS CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the New Jersey, preliminary to the Is Silver- 7*7 4121. -ouiity of Monmouth, this day mode, iinj of ihls Certificate ot Dlssolu Guidance department of the local fipptirate sen led bilfl will lie received le application of the untleralRned PRIVATE BUYEIl — Wants [our or y the Township of ftaritan Board o . Monmouth County National Bank high school will sponsor its an- Idiicatlon nt tlie Office uf the Secrr NOW TIIBREFORE, I. tlje Secretary more bedroom house. Will consider -eil IJ.ink, Sola Executor of the estate Btate of the State of New'Jersey, large, older home In good condition. iry, 17IPA Union Avenue nt Middle id Vernolcft I. Ft, Towrisend nual College Information Night load, Hazlct, Now Jrmey at 2:00 P,M o Hereby Certify that the said cor- Phone 747-3359. eroaard, notice Is hereby given to .oration did, on the 18th day ol March, for juniors and their parents DINNER TUESDAY — Discussing the annual dinner • sponsored by the Monmou+h ny 10, 1905 f»r f iirnishlne: he creditors of sntd deceased to pro- One School Bus lfW5, file In my office & duly executed nt to the said Solp Executor their intf attested consent In writing to the Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the County Federation of Holy Name Societies are, left to right, Rev. Michael J. Lease, HI da will be oppneil hy the Secretary "lalnia under onth within nix months -LEGAL NOTICE the Board wljo will publicly announce iisaolutlon of said corporation, exe- school cafeteria. Guest speaker 'rnm this dote. ted by all the stockholders thereof. spiritual director and pastor of St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands; Francis S. Quinn e bid totiif. Dated: March 29lh, 1M3 will be E. Theodore Slier, di Tilt; cnndltbnti, tennj an.l ilcli in id consent ami the record of NO TICK for the aliove may he nix allied THE MONMOUTH COUNTY • proceedlngn aforesaid are now on reotor of admissions of Newark of Spring Lake, chairman of the dinner committee, and James F. Mclnerney of Spring 'rom the Secretary of tht Board of NATIONAL BANK, Red BanH e in my said office as provided by I will sell al Public Auction, ... Education nt tHe address shown below. By: A. WILLIAM DAVIS, iw, State College, Union. Lake Heights, president of the federation. The dinner, a testimonial honoring pastors 1963 Pontlac Grand Prix, aerial num- Tlio Hoard of Education reserves the Asst, Trust Ofilcer IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I ber 963L1S822* on April 2ft 1965 at Ight [o rciect any or nil tjfds and to 63 Broatl Street have herelo set my hand and and spiritual directors of the 35 parish Holy Name Societies affiliated with the federa- 10 A.M. at Bob'i fitratiimore Texaco aJve any Immaterial Informalities. Red Bank, New Jersey IEAL and affixed my official seal, at FIRE IS PUT OUT Station, Highway 34 and IJoyd Road. CHARLES 8. HOPI-A, Secretary Sole Executor Trenton, this 16th day ol March LONG BRANOT —' Firemen tion, will be held Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Mtgr. James R. Vstawan. K. X, taken'from Jack Rlv- Towni.li I p of Radian, Board of IsUm Beekman, Jr., Eaq., A. D. one thousand nine hun- chln by reason of a Garage Lien. Educution, 17IflA Union Avenue ID Broad Street dred and ilxty-flve. [uickly doused a brush fire on S&arson, director of the Catholic Center at New York University, will be the-guest at Middle Road, P.O. Box 176, Red Bank, New Jenejr ROBERT M. FALCEY .alvert Ave. yesterday. It was Attorney Acting Secretary of Stat* speaker. . , April 16, 33 K06 45.93' rll 2. 9, 16, 21 $31.28 kpril It, 23, 30 (33.81 •eported at 2:09 p.m. roso By WALT KELLY POGO KEU.T

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*1 MARK TRAIL Br ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD ,!, i mm TDRCNTA COUPLE OP, HORSES, BUY* A MONTH'S VSUVE «UB,CEr SOME OUHALKGD i BARBARA CLOTHES, A GUN, ' MB/ DIXON SURE SOME AMMUNITION/. ,,, PICKED SOMt "A. COUNTilV TOLO6E THE DAILY REGISTER 30-Friday, April 23, 1965 SPRING Testimonial Tomorrow For Kastor COMPANY ASBURY PARK • RED BANK • BRICK TOWK CLEARANCE and SPECIALS WEST LONG BRANCH — Con- gressman James Howard (D-NJ) 2 days only — Today and Saturday ! Many unadverlised special* —• to come running ! and Assemblyman Patrick J. Mc- Gann, Jr., will be among the guests vftn will honor Robert N. Kastor, 485 Cedar Ave., at a tes- timonial dinner-dance to be given by the Democratic Club tomor- row in Holiday Inn. The county Democratic chair- man, P. Paul Campi, will also attend, as well as Democratic 10.00-13.00 Misses' 5.00-8.00 Misses' 1.00 pr. Steinbach's Own 9.00 to 19.00 leaders from neighboring com- munities. Mr. Kastor has long been active in local politics and Famous Label Famous Make Seamless Stockings Hand-Stained has served three terms as presi- dent of the club. Tapered Pantg Sport Shirts in 3 Wanted Styles Leather Handbags Present to honor Mr. Kastor for his woric in the field of men- tal health will be Dr. George S. Stevenson of Middlctown, former 6.00 2 FOR 7.00 D pr. 2.25 6.75 director of the International Fed- plus tax eration of Mental Health. • Lightweight fabrics you'll wear from now • Classic shirts from a top shirt maker — da- • Choice of Seamless Reinforced . . . Seam- Paul Falcone, 66 Poplar Ave., cron® and cottons, 100% cottons! Is serving as chairman of the af- on ... dacron®-cotton blends, poplins, less Mesh . . . Seamless Lace * New, important handbag styles fair, assisted by James Roper, textured cottons, rayon blends • Easy-wash, drip-dry fabrics in lovely prints John Pisano and Angie Cala- • Choice of two new-season shades to go • Perfect for comfortable, casual daily us*. brese. • Trim, slim-fitting pantt in solid* and prints, and solid shades with all your spring-and-summer clothes most wanted colors * Handsomely detailed • Roll sleeve, long sleeve, and popular col- • Sixes 8 to 18 in the group i lar models I Sizes 10 to 18. • Sizes 8'/2 to 11 ! ' • Better shop early!

STEINBACH'S SPORTSWEAR, Straat Floor STEINBACH'S BLOUSES, Stra.t Floor STEINBACH'S HOSIERY, Straat Floor STEINBACH'S HANDBASS. Straat Floor alto Atbury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Part and* Uriel Town a1«o Atbury Park and Brick Town

3.00-30.00 Famous 4.00-25.00 Assorted 18.00-40.00 Men's Misses' Top Make Couturiere Famous Makers and Women's Better Dresses in Jewelry Better Jewelry 17-Jewel Watches New-Season Styles

72 P"ce 2.00 - 4.00 12.00 1/3 »o 1/2 off plus tax ] plus tax • Group Includes pendants, bracelet*) ear- • The latest fashions in necklaces, pins, ear- • AH with imported movements — some • You'll find knits, crepes, wools, Arnel* Ernest R. Kretzmer rings, necklaces, pins rings, bracelets I shockproof, water-resistant models! jerseys in the group • All stunning spring-summer fashions — • Included are fashion, basic pearls — both • Gold or white gold tones, many one-of-a- • One-, two-, even three-piece styles in- Promoted by Bell I many matching sets I fresh water and luster 1 kind cluded HOUMDEL - Ernest R. Kretz- • Scoop up several sets — save them for • Styles for everyone in the family, all with • Wanted light and dark colors, dressy and mer, 13 Blue Hills Dr., was re- gift giving I • Many necklaces with matching earrings, cently promoted to head of the bracelets, pins I full three-year guarantee 1 tailored fashions here, too 1 high speed data and error con- plus tax trol department at Bell Tele- phone Laboratories, here. In his STEINBACH'S JEWELRY, Str.at Floor STEINBACH'S JEWELRY, Strut Floor STEINBACH'S JEWELRY, Strait Floor STEINBACH'S BETTER DRESSES, Second Floor new post he will be responsible also Aibury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Part and Brick Town also Aibury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Park and Brick Town for devising techniques for fast and accurate transmission of da- ta signals over telephone lines and for the development of spe- cial data sets. Since Joining ths company in 12.00 Mayflower 10.00-13.50 Very 4.00 Misses' Pretty 1949, Dr. Kretasmer has been Women's Famous engaged in fundamental research on television transmission, de- Spring-and-Summer Cotton Dresses in Famous Girdles— Slips, Petticoats- sign of transistor circuits and exploration of coding techniques for efficient facsimile transmis- Dresses to 30.00 Misses', Half Sizes "Original" Styles Choice of Fabrics lion. He has supervised groups responsible for electronic tele- phone switching and data com- 4.50 3.00 munication development. 1/3 .o 1/2 off 7.00 • You'll recognize these famous styles at Dr. Kretzmer received a B.S. • Exception savings on dresses by top fash- * Most popular shirtwaist, coat-dress, patio once • Scoop up slips, petticoats in decron*-ny- In electrical engineering from styles included • Lycra9 spandex with seamless bonded Ion-cotton blend with seam-to-seam shad- Worcester Polytechnic Institute ions makers panels ow panels and an M.S. and Sc.D. from • Hustle in for one- and two-piece styles to • Just the washable cotton prints, plaids, • Floral pattern that controls as panel—with- Massachusetts Institute of Tech- wear now and later clip-dots you want • Also slips in silky, easy-care nylon tricot nology. out bulk or seams! • Choose from lovely solid shades, smart- * Flattering pastel shades, misses' and half • Average or long-leg panty girdle styles • All with dainty lace and eyelet trimmings I sizes in group looking prints 18.50 Bonded Panel Corselette • White only. Slip sizes 32 to 44. Petti- Orientation • Perfect-fitting half sixes I • You save 5.00 on every style 1 8.50 coat S, M, L, XL

Program Set STEINBACH'S WOMEN'S DRESSES, Mmtantn. STEINBACH'S DAYTIME DRESSES, Mananina STEINBACH'S FOUNDATION SALON, Straat Floor STEINBACH'S LINGERIE, Straat Floor MIDDUETOWN — Sixth grade also Aibury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Park and Brick Town, also Aibury Park and Brick Town students from the township ele- mentary schools will participate In the annual orientation program designed to introduce them to the seventh grade at Thome and Thompson Intermediate Schools April 26, 27, 28 and 29. I 4.00 and 5.00 Misses' 5.00 Men's Famous 1.00-1.50 Men's 59.00 New Metal Every sixth grader will be giv- en the opportunity to visit one Beautiful Nylon Sanforized Famous Make 5 Piece Dinettes, of the two intermediate schools to tour, the premises, meet the principal and teachers and to Tricot Sleep Gowns Stretch Socks Decorator Styles discover what classes are like in the seventh grade. 3.00 3.00 3 P- 2.20 80c pr. 47.00 Variety Shows • Lovely dress-length gown* —• some wrrh • Fine 100% Sanforized cotton won't shrink • Long-wearing 100% nylon stretch that fits • Round 36" table extends to 48" oval when Starts Tonight double layer of nylon tricot out of size 1 smoothly, comfortably leaf is inserted MIDDLETOWN — The student • New style scuff and mar-proof tapered council of the local high school t All frosted with feminine lace atid em- • Coat styles in fancy prints — full cut edge • Choice of most wanted solid shades and will sponsor an all-student Varie- broidered trimmings for sleeping comfort • Walnut or white tops have stain and heat- ty Show tonight and tomorrow. fancy patterns resistant finish • All in tho delicate pastel colors that flatter • Adjustable gripper waistband. Sizes A, Proceeds will defray the cost • Four matching padded chairs covered in of bringing a foreign exchange B. C, D. • One size fits IO'/I to 13 perfectly student to the school for a year • Sizes Small, Medium, Large in the group washable vinyl upholstery of study. ' . Over the past three years the STEINBACH'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Straat Floor STEINBACH'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Straat Floor . STEINBACH'S HOUSEWARES, Sacond Floor council has sponsored students STEINBACH'S LINGERIE, Straet Floor alio Asbury Park and Brick Town • also Aibury Park and Brick Town alto Aibury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Park and Brick Town from Belgium, South America ampflirkey. pme show will consist of songs, dances, folk singing and comedy, / The Future Teachers of Amer- (lea Club will assist in the pro 1 duction. 10.50 Washable 4.00 Jumbo Size Folding Redwood 2.75-10.00 Very xF^aculty advisers were Esther i Search, Kathy Newman and Jo Famous Make ann Leputa. Tufted Chenille Heavy Vinyl and Aluminum Comedy To Be Bedspreads Garment Bags Outdoor Furniture Triangle Compacts Presented Tonight RARTTAN TOWNSHIP - Th 9.95 chair 6.00 Recreation Commission will pre- 6.50 2 for 5.00 1.50 sent a teen-age group of Wagon 14.95 rocker 9.00 pluftax Wheel Players in the mystery- • Machine wash — they dry fluffy and fresh, comedy,, "Exit the Body" tomor- • Heavy gauge stitched vinyl with strong 17.95 chaise 12.00 • Beautiful triangle compacts .you've admired row at 8:30 p.m. at the local need no ironing ! rainforced frames, zipper closings at mucn higher prices I high school. The program is in • Thick tufted chenille with deep bullion • Every piece folds flat for easy storage conjunction with the school's an- • All pressed powder compacts with extra fringe, in twin and double sizes • Rust-proof I" tubular aluminum nual Arts Festival. • Choice of lovely solid shades and prints refill and puff ; Warren Roggeman, chairman of the commission, will attend a • Pre-shrunk so they won't wash out of • Half-inch sturdy redwood — handsome • Wonderful gifts at graduations, birthdays Joint meeting of the Raritan and shape 1 t t Holds from 10 to 16 garments with ease and practical, too f Holmdel Recreation Commissions at Holmdel Township Hall Mon< day at 8:30 p.m. STEINBACH'S BEDSPREADS. S.cond Floor STEINBACH'S NOTIONS, Sfraat Floor STEINBACH'S OUTDOOR FURNITURE, Sacond Floor STEINBACH'S COSMETICS, Straat Floor also Asbury Park and Brick Town also Aibury Park and Brick Town also Asbury Park also Aibury Park and Brick Town EGG HUNT SLATED AGAIN HIGHLANDS—The Community Center Easter Egg Hunt which was postponed last week- will be held tomorrow beginning at 10 SHOP Red Bank and Asbury Park Tonight, Friday, 'til 9 P.M.—Sat 'til 5:30 P.BJ. Mm. at Hufldy Park. .: ' t • •