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Two houses were demolished V/i hours before sunset. But when house was lifted from its founda- Mr. Siciliano, a gardener, was be debris in his front yard and and a dozen others were dam- they lifted, there had been only tion and moved about 20 feet. The walking home from work during feared his house had been by aged at Neptune Township and violent rains, heavy thunder and top of the other house was blown the storm. As he approached the a car or truck. Then he learned Asbury Park yesterday in a tor- brief. lightning with no serious over against the first one. house, he saw what appeared to the place was in shambles. nado which highlighted an abmbt damage. In the same neighborhood, roofs storm which raked New Jersey Destroyed were tbe homes of were lifted off a half dozen from north to south. James Siciliano, 1612 Bangs Ave., houses, windows were blown out Despite severe damage wrought and a two-family home at 1609 of thre-» commercial buildings, a within about two minutes near Bangs Ave., both Neptune\ The tree was felled and power lines 4:30 p.m. in an area west of the latter was occupied by Rev. were disrupted. Asbury Park business district and James W. Jackson, a Protestant Two Neptune women, hit with WIND-TOSSED — Home of James Sicilian©, 1612 Bangs Ave., Neptune Township, east of Rt. 35, there were no minister, and Mr. and Mrs. Thom- flying debris, required treatment serious injuries reported. as Henri. No one was home in at Fitkin Hospital, Neptune. A was lifted off its foundation by tornado and thrown 20 feet to the side. It was a In North Jersey, ominous clouds either house at the time. boy knocked off his bicycle also total lost, police reported. Mr. Siciliano just missed being an eye witness at he was settled low and forced automo- House Lilted was treated for minor injuries. walking toward his home when the mishap occurred. biles to use headlights more than Witnesses said the Siciliano William D. Martin, U.S. Weath- er Observer at Long Branch, said the wind at Asbury Park and Neptune had to be termed a tor- nado. Rabbi "It met all the conditions," he Fliers' Release said. He said winds which would lift a house off its foundation in a sudden thrust would be in ex- Hershon cess of 200 miles an hour. News Awaited The Siciliano place was valued at about $16,000. JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) - porary White House announced At Long Branch, Mr. Martin Johnson stood by to- the forthcoming release officially. said, wind gusts reached 62 miles Dies day to flash from his Texas ranch Presidential Pi-ess Secretary an hour at 4:30 p.m. (he expected word of the release George Reedy was asked whether In Asbury Park and Neptune, NYACK, N. Y. — RabW Arthur any swap was involved—that is, H. Hershon, 68, former rabbi and of two American fliers the Rus- clouds descended in twisting rabbi emeritus of Congregation sians shot down over East Ger- the release by this country fashion and hung much lower Bnai Israel, Rumson, N. J., died many March 10. someone Russia wants. than in other seashore areas, suddenly yesterday evening at The Texas White House an- "This action is one that stands UNTOPPED — Two family home at 1609 Bangs Ave., which also were darkened to a Rockland State Hospital, Orange- lnounced last night that Russia upon its own feet and no implica- Neptune, one of two demolished in yesterday's storm, is lesser degree. burg, N. Y., where he was chap- has agreed to free the men today tions are to be drawn," Reedy shown just after its roof had been blown off. If was one In Eatontown, Mrs. John Barry, lain. in Germany and it said no swap said. 6 Schuber PI., was picked up and was involved. of more than a dozen struck by tornado in the Ajbury He lived at the Salisbury Man- The United States gave up con- thrown to (he ground by the high or Apartments here. Tliey are Capts. Davdd I. Hol- victed spy Rudolf Abel in ex- Parlc-Neptune Township area. (See STORM, Page 3) Jland, 35, of Holland, Minn., and ohaoge when Francis Gary Pow- Rabbi Hershon was the spirit- ers, U. S. spy who was shot ual leader of Congregation Bnai •iMelvin J. Kessler, 31, of Pttla- REN'ldeJphia. down over Russia, was freed Feb. Israel for 26 years until his re 10, 1962. tirement from the active pulpit 0* I Lt. Harold W. Welch, 24, of In 1959, and rabbi emeritus until Detroit, was the third member of Rusk had announced on a tele- Monmouth Assemblymen his retirement two years ago. He Ihe crew . Christian countries, Good Friday it.'! MARLBORO — No action was of the township's political issues, assetesor, could not be present. Johnson had any direct hand in The Pope's act of humble de- was a legal holiday. In Com- Keith had this to say last night: taken by tJie Township Council on budgetary and jrfaerwise, when (ihe promised release of Holland The Faulkner Act, Mr. Grubb munist-governed Poland, a pre- 'I want to find out what impact the municipal budget as last Council President Walter C. and Kessler or what his reaction votion marks his mourning for explained, requires that all town- dominantly Catholic country, even a longer season at Freehold will night's public hearing bogged Grubb, Jr. announced early in had been. Christ's death on the cross. It ship officials involved in drawing the streetcars halted. have on the economy of the shore down in a welter of extraneous the evening that council would comes during die special Good • RabW Arthur H. Hershon up the budget be present when area. The resort industry might tissues. . not vote on the budget because Friday Mass—"The Mass of the it is adopted. be affected and highway, safety, Irving B. Perry, township treas- Passover Smarts Pre-Sanctified." No organ sounds lor 25 years was auxiliary chap- The way was opened to argu- The hearing was continued un- traffic and police problems could urer, and George A. Wendel, tax (AP) - Good and no church bells ring during lain at Fort Monmouth and Fort ments and exhortations on many til Monday, when the officials will Sunny, Cool arise from the extended season. Hancock. Friday, saddest day of the Christendom's most sorrowful be on hand and the vote taken. day. I want these things explained to Koted for his work in promot- Muoh of the controversy arose Christian calendar, and the Easter Seen me." ing interfaith relations in the Red when John Dressier, a consistent start of Passover, the Jewish Even the choir is muted and Bank area, Rabbi Hershon insti- Ken O'Donnell to festival marking the liberation mournful as it chants the slow, Fair skies will smile on Sun- Assemblyman Fisher says: opponent and critic of Gerald A. "There's a long way to go be- tuted the Brotherhood service, Bauman, Citizens' Committee of the Israelites from Egyptian sad verses of the "Improperia" day's Easter parade—but it will now held once a year in Red bondage, coincide today. —The Reproaches of Christ: be cold. fore we get the bill from the Sen- , .chairman, offered to bury the ate, if they pass it. It has to be Bank churches and synagogues, Campaign for Johnsonhatchet and co-operate with Mr. Protestant, Catholic and "0 my people, what have I Temperatures will hover in more than 25 years ago. Orthodox churches are holding done to thee? Or wherein have I moved out of committee, put to Bauman on a comparative survey the 40s, William D. Martin, a floor vote, argued, etc., before In 1959, he was named to re- By WILLIAM HENDERSON before, on his finger. O'Donnell of the tax situations in Marlboro services at various times today afflicted thee?" Long Branch Weather Bureau Pope Paul followed Christ's ac- the Assembly sees it. And I have ceive the first brotherhood award was with her. and Mataiwan Townships. and tonight. Many of them forecaster, predicted. questions to ask about it." of the Red Bank Bnai Brith. The WASHINGTON — Presides are three-hour services in ob- tual way to the cross in Jerusa- Johnson is making several But at 3 the next morning, 'Annual Shell Game' For the record, the high for "When and if the Senate does Committee of civic leaders which O'Donnell went to the room servance of the three hours of lem Jan. 4, walking along the March 29 is 87 degrees, set in changes in his immediate White Commenting on "the annual Via Dolorosa—the street of Sor- okay the bill, it will be by a chose him for the honor included where the President's body lay, shell game we play with you peo- the crucifixion. 1945, and the low is 10, set in 'Mrs. Katharine Eikus White, re- House staff, but the biggest mov Passover, which emphasizes rows—amid a frantic mob scene thin margin, according to Ozzard concerns his appointments secre (See O'DONNELL, Page 2) ple to find out wCuah shell the 1923. himself. eentty named ambassador to Den religious freedom, begins at during his visit to the Holy Land. Some area churches have tary, Kenneth O'Donnell. balanced tax rate is under," Mr. And it will be even tougher mark by President Lyndon B. sundown. It will be observed Thousands of Christian pilgrims scheduled Easter Sunday sun- Dressier stressed the point that sledding if it reaches the Assem- Johnson, and chairman of the The secretary, who held .th by Orthodox and Conservative gathered in old Jerusalem for rise services. Others will have Youth Held Marlboro's taxes keep going up bly. Essex County's six GOP as- . (See HERSHON. Page 2) same post under President Ken- Jews for eight days and by Western Easter rites. Greek Or- special services. Listings of all yearly, while Matawan Township semblymen, as well as Camden'i nedy, is relinquishing more o has just announced a 28-cent drop Reform Jews for seven. thodox and other Eastern Chris- services will be found on the his duties each day because ir In Rumson in its 1964 rate. Register's church pages today. (See RACING, Page 2) a month or so he will devote ful Station Was time to mapping President John "If I can stand Mr. Bauman," son's re-election campaign. School Fire he said, "he can stand me. I challenge him to wank with me In Holmdel, O'Donnell was assistant cam- RUMSON - A 16-year-old boy to find out what Matawan Town- Roe Suggests Beach paign manager—under Robert F. has been charged with causing ship is doing right and we are Not Lincroft Kennedy—in the successful cam- the fire which did an estimated doing wrong. I'd like to see this paign for President in 1960. $100,000^159,000 damage to the annual shell game stopped. I'd Pollution Study Unit RED BANK—It was not the auditorium and gymnasium at like to see us stop being kidded owner of a Lincroft filling station Friendly With Kennedys Ruson-Fair Haven Regional High TRENTON (AP) — Conserva- out what they are doing about dis- annually before the tax goes posing of city garbage." who denied a pregnant Negro He wanted to quit when John School Monday morning. 4)hrbug£i the roof." tion Commissioner Robert A. Roe 1 has susggested creation of a Roe said Uhe problem of refuse woman admission to a ladies son took over the presidency aft- Poor marks in school was giv- er President Kennedy was killed To support his views, Mr. Dress- county-state commission today to along the beaches is something room. en as the possible motive in a ier read off his own property tax by a sniper, but was urged to formal statement by Police Chief study ways and means of keep- that requires comprehensive Mrs. J. Alvin Parker, who through 1963, stay on. William H. Zerr. bills from 1958 ing the New Jersey shore free of study—including how and where made that statement last Monday pointing out an increase from garbage and refuse. the garbage originates. In a panel discussion sponsored It will be O'Donndl's task to The youth, who was not identi- about $500 to more than $1,100. Roe broached the idea after "Maybe a shore pollution study by the Sisterhood of Monmouth get for Johnson the same maxi fied because of his age, is being His pronjected tax figure for a meeting with officials from commission should be set up," he Reform Temple, last night said mum support from Democratic held in the county Juvenile deten- state chairmen and other politi tion center, pending action of ju- (See MARLBORO, Page 2) Monmouth County. The Mon said, "made up of representatives she erred in giving the location mouth County Board of Free- of the Health and Conservation of the station. cos they gave Kennedy. He venile authorities. knows them all. Chief Zerr refused to say holders appealed for the state to Departments and county officials The incident occurred, it was who have some knowledge of He is friendly with the Ken whether the boy was a resident step up its efforts to keep the learned, more than two years Beach Club beaches clean. the pollution problem." tgo, at a now-defunct garage- nedy family, and gave aid and of this borough or Fair Haven. Roe said the freeholders recog- He said he would discuss the •ervice station in Holmdel. comfort to Jackie in the early In a formal statement tins hours after her husband's death morning, the chief said: Is Bought nized that the Conservation De- economics and possibilities of SQUAD'S TAG DAYS Grief stricken, Jackie, alone "A male student attending the partment has taken significant such a commission with Kandle. RED BANK—Tag day will be with her husband in the Navy Rumson-Fair Haven Regional steps toward curbing beach pol- Attending the meeting with Roe held here today and tomorrow (o hospital in Maryland after he High School Was apprehended By Henslers 'ution. But he said muoh remains were Monmoudh County Freehold- benefit the Red Bank First Aid was assassinated, slipped a new yesterday and held pending ac- RUMSON — J. Robert Hensler to be done. ers Joseph C. [rwin, Marcus Daly and Assistant County Counsel Clif- Squad. ring he had given her only weeks tion of the juvenile court, Free- of Osprey La. has announced the He said he plans to meet next hold, charged with causing a lire sale of the Sea Bright Bathing week with Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, ton T. Barkalow. at the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Pavilion. ;tate health commissioner, to Notice gional High School on Monday. Mr. Hensler and Edward F. work out a joint program. The My wife, Mary McDaniel, of 108 March 23. Hensler, Jr., of 95 West River LONG BRANCH LANDMARK — Unoccupied house Health Department has jurisdic- Center Ave., Leonardo, having Today's Index tion over garbage pollution prob- "This department was assisted Rd. purchased the beach facility owned by Mrs. Fannie Trachfer.berger, of Bayonne, at left my bed and board I am no lems. Page Page in the Investigation by Andrew from Mrs. Eleanor E. Alexander 167 Cedar Ave., west of the New York and Long longer responsible for her debts. Allen-Scott 6 Editorials 6 Manning of the prosecutor's of- and Mrs. Louise E. Naughton of Roe said the • problem keeps John McDaniel, Amusements - 12-13 Herblock „ 8 fice; Leonard Riccio, special Little Silver. Branch railroad waj destroyed by fire last night. Long growing every year because the 361 Joline Ave., Long Branch Births _.... S Movie Timetable 12 agent. National Board of Fire He announced that improve- Branch's nine fire companies responded and were on number of boats in New Jersey —Adv. Underwriters, and Patrolman keeps increasing. Jim Bishop 6 Obituaries _ 3 ments will be made at the site, scene until 2 a.m. Cause it undetermined. Flames were Bridge M Sylvia Porter 6 Ronald McDaniel of the Fair Ha- which is generally known as El- "One positive step growing out Been Waiting John Chamberlain 6 Snorts 18-19 ven Police Department. liott's, and June 15 has been set fanned by ttiff windi but firemen prevented sparks from of my meeting with Monmouth o save money? Singer Sewing Church 8-9 Stock Market 4 "Capt. James Shea was as- as the season's opening date. igniting other buildings by wetting them down. Three- County officials Is that we will Machine Companies 113th Birth- officially contact New York agen- day Sale. Don't miss this. Singer CUsslIled M-23 Successful Investing 4 signed to the case from Rumson. Mr. Hensler is affiliated with itory itructure formerly wai a private estate and in re- Comics M Television _ IMS "Possible motive was poor the William H. Hintelmann real oies regarding garbage dispos- Co.,,.69 Broad St., Red Bank.— Crossword Puxile _....5, 7 Women's Newi ...16-17 marks in school." estate agency here. cent years bad been limrted to summer occupancy. al," Roe Hid. "We want to find Adv. 2-Friday, March 27, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Hershon New Jersey: Mcrtiy sunn; Rap Science Fair Obituaries windy tod cold today but w* (Continued) $25,000 War Chest' d of few wow flurries Garden State Parkway Authority nartiwett Mil* tikis raWDSog. High Dr. M. Gregg ffibbt, tuprid JUKI. Wtok M. FETEESON MRS. COt/ETLAND HA8TLETT eat of Red 6tak tcbooli, and Ua to jspper 30s U> Urn 40s. Cletr FREEHOLD— Mr*. ZtimM U. RED BAHK - Mrt, Ifelw and old tonight, low ID 20s. Sat Tests on Animals late TVnui frying Kr9*?n, pub Oweni Btriiett, 77, of M River- Sought in Freehold lisher of die Register. ' #*noa,Mf#rt sadfenry yes- urday fair, followed by incnea ierdajf to'Jhtr homt, tf JtrJwt iide Ave. died yesterday a/terooon iry cloudiness. High in 40s. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — An She said she would report he: Rabbi Hershon was tor man> at her home after t short Illness. FREEHOLD — A fund-raisi citizens, business interests, and yean on the faculty of severa St. 4.! • all who have a stake in the ob- MARINE observer from the Humane So- findings to the society, which ha: Bom uiJRome Township, Pa She was the widow ot Courtland campaign for a $25,000 "wi ciety of the United States was Christian summer Camps, where Bartlett. chest" will culminate in "T jectives of the council's plans Cape May to Block Island: protested against science 'fair: she was lie. daughter of the late Small craft warnings displayec critical of some of the experi- he taught Judaism ai a basis fo Mrs. Bartlett was born in Freehold Future Forum" at t to modernize Freehold's business that include experiments on an Christianity. John and.Seraph Chase Morris. American Hotel May 20, Ja community" will be asked to con- for northwest winds 15 to 25 knot; ments on animals shown Wednes- She was a member of St, Perth Amboy, daughter of the with high gusts diminishing to H day at the Centra! New Jersey mals. He had been dean of the Min- late Rev. Dr. James H. and Baker, chairman of the fum tribute to the initial target fund isterial Association of Red Bank Peter's Episcopal Church here. raising committee of the Fre of $25,000. knots or less tonight. Soutfierl; Science Fair. One display, by Janet Perlman Surviving are a son, Morris A. Letitia Van Nuis Owens, and had winds Saturday, picking up to The observer, Mrs. Pearl Krupp, a 17-year-old senior from Long was a charter member of th lived here 21 years. She pre- hold Center Council has This "war chest" will be used Masonic Order of Red Bank, had Boles of Northfield; a daughter, nounced. for organization costs, public re- to 15 knots. Visibility five mile; Teaneck, toured (he 234 exhibits Branch High School, was taker Mrs. Donald B. Emerson, with viously was a resident of Provi- at Rutgers University gymnasi- down yesterday by the fair com served on the boards of directors dence, R. I. Her father was a Prior to the forum, "boroug lations, engineers' and architects' or more with fair weather. whom she lived; two grandcht EXTENDED FORECAST um and said later, "These chil- mittee because of possible infrac of both the Monmouth County Or- Presbyterian minister, fees, and the hiring of a full ganization for Social Service an dren and five great-grandchildren time project co-ordinator, the Temperatures during the five dren's experiments do not prove' tion ol the state law against v "Hie funeral will be Monday a) Mrs. Bartlett was a member of a thing. They have all been per- visection wititout supervision. Th< Riverview Hospital, and was the First Presbyterian Church, council announced. day period Saturday throug member of the National Confer- 10:30 a.m. from the Higgins Fu- Labrecque Wednesday are expected to aver formed many times before." display reported on an experi neral Home to St. Peter's Church here, and Shrewsbury Towne Entensive Renovation Referring to her organization, ment Miss Perlman took part ir ence of Christians and Jews. Chapter of the Daughters of the State, county, and local offici- age two to nine degrees below Rabbi Hershon' was born i where services will be conducted normal. Colder Saturday nigh she said, "we are not anti-vivi- while on a National Science Foun at 11 a.m. by Rev. Bernard McK American Revolution. Rules Out als will join local business and dation research scholarship. Volozin, Poland, son of the kte Surviving are a son, Kenneth and Sunday. Moderating Monda sectionists. We aren't against ex- arlick officiating. Burial will civic leaders at the forum, which periments in the interest ol re- She said she had described the Rabbi Ben-Zion Hershon an M. Bartlett, and a granddaughter. will mark completion of the drive. and Tuesday and slightly coole: Sara Chava Hershon. A descend- be in Maplewood Cemetery. Au & H2O Wednesday. Precipitation maj search by qualified scientists. But exhibit to the committee before Miss Joan C. Bartlett of Ridge- The Greater Freehold Area not by children." it was accepted. ant of more than three genera wood. NEWARK (AP) - A Goldw Chamber of Commerce, under total 1/10 to 6/10 of an inch melt tions of rabbis and cantors, he JAMES J. COLLINS ed, occurring as widely scatteret The Worden Funeral Home Is ter, by any olher name, will no Robert L. Schultz, executive di- and his three brothers were or- NEWARK - James J. Collins in charge of arrangements. appear on the New Jersey pr ector, formed and sponsors the sprinkles and snow flurries aboul dained rabbis at the Theologica SO, died Wednesday in his home, mary ballot next month. Freehold Center Council, which Tuesday night. Seminary Yeshiva of Volozin be- Claims IQ-Oriented 55 James St. MRS. ANNA C. McGIRR Superior Court Judge Thec-dor plans extensive renovation and fore he immigrated to the United Mr. Collins was born in New- J. Labrecque ruled yesterda revitalization of the downtown High during the past 24 hours States. ark and was an employee of the KEANSBURG - Mrs. Anna C. that the designation "Au & H20 area, using as a basis a survey 61. Low, 32. Ocean temperature, He lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, am Breeze Corp. (Bendix) of thi McGirr, 68, of 31 Washington could not appear after the nam report recently completed by Na-40, Society Dooms Youth began studies at Lincoln Memor- place. Ave. died Wednesday In Mon- of a delegate-at-large candidat tional Downtown Services, Inc., ial University, Harrogate, T«nn Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Mar-mouth Medical Center following unless the candidate had the per-New York. TIDES COLTS NECK — "An IQ-or Dr. Lewis was guest speake; before joining the U.S. Array i ;aret Oster of Keansburg. a short illness. mission of Sen. Barry Goldwa- To Do, Not Die Sandy Hook ented society is dooming a^oul <\* the monthly meeting of 1917. He served in Military I^telli The funeral will be Saturday a Mrs. McGirr was bom In New 50 per cent of today's youth tc Parent-Teacher Association York City and had lived here 35 ter, the Arizona Republican run Increased parking area, a bet- Today—High 7:40 p.m. and low gence in France, England, Scot- :30< p.m. in the Ryan Funera ning for his party's president! :er traffic pattern, store renova 1:36 p.m. Tomorrow—High 7:54 failure," Dr. Alton C." Lewi Atlantic Elementary School. land and Italy. Home, Keansburg, with Rev years. She was a member of St. nomination. tions, shopping malls with walk- a.m. and 8:18 p.m. and low 1:55county psychologist for the stat Discussing "Tests, Their Uses Following the war, he attendee John P. Euler, pastor emeritu Ann's Catholic Church. Au is the chemical symbol foi ways, and the attraction of up to a.m. and 2:17 p.m. Sunday- Department of Education sail Limitations and Dangers," th Central University, Louisville >f the Bayshore Communitj Mrs. McGirr was the widow of gold; H20 is the symbol for date retailers to the downtown High 8:32 a.m. and 8:55 p.m. and last night. psychologist said the importano Ky., where he received a bach- ;hurch. East Keansburg, offici- Harold G. McGirr. Surviving are ter. Put 'em both together and area are but a few of the moves low 2:37 a.m. and 2:54 p.m. of testing is to determine elor of science degree, and 41 ating. Burial will be in Shore three daughters, Mrs. Terrence In effect, they mean Barry Gold planned by the council to get For Red Bank and Rumson child's capabilities. No tes\ hi post graduate work at the Amer land Memorial Gardens, Hazlel, Cruse, East Keansburg; Miss water, Judge Labrecque said. downtown Freehold on its econom- bridge, add two hours; Sea Union Beach emphasized, has been devised t ican College of Jewish Studies Anna Rose McGirr, at home, and The "Au & H20" case cam ic feet. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long measure motivation or drive — and Social Work, Pittsburgh, Pa., CLAYTON SERVICES Mrs. John Andruskiewicr, East before the judge in a suit filei Mr. Schultz has said of the Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High prime elements in successful liv and the Jewish Theological Sem- Keansburg. NEW SHREWSBURY — Serv The funeral will be at 8:30 a.m. by Mrs. Andrea Umberger of usiness area, "This is a time lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Demo Feud ing. inary, . ices for Jesse C. Clayton, Jr., 41, Normal Ave., Cedar Grove. :o do or die." More state-Supported Institu- Rabbi Hershon is survived b; Monday from the Scott Funeral of 67 Squankum Rd., who died Home, to St. Ann's Catholic Mrs. Umberger was one of a The Freehold Center Council Hearing Set tions of higher learning to catei his wife, Mrs. Ida Caplan Her- Tuesday in Patterson Army Hos- group of Goldwater insurgent ilans to do, not die. Rumson Hotel to all segments of the higl shon; a son, James Hershon ol Church, where Requiem; 'High pital, Fort Monmouth, will be Mass will be offered at 9:30. who filed petitions to run for del- ASBURY PARK - Superioi school population might solve thi Hokendauqua, Pa.; a sister, Mrs, Monday. egate-aUarge and alternate foi License Lifted problem, Dr. Lewis suggested. EditJi Krinsky of Peterson, N. J., Burial will bo fn Mt. Olivet Court Judge Milton Conford yes The funeral will be at 8 a.m Cemetery. the GOP national convention Marlboro RUMSON — Borough Council terday set April 6 for hearing ol The group voted to withdraw and two grandsons. at the John E. Day Funera They filed as Goldwater Republi has been notified that the liquoi an appeal in the Democratii Services will be conducted Sun- Home, Red Bank, and service; (Continued) from the national and stat MRS. FREDERICK BRAUN cans despite a decision by th license of the Rumson Hotel wii intraparty feud in Union Beach PTA's because of doubts aboul day afternoon at 1 o'clock in th> will be held in the Camp Wood Goldwater organization in th 964, he went on, based on the be suspended as of March 30. iver the use of the official par whether funds paid to the larg- auditorium of Rockland Stat< Chapel, Fort Monmouth, at 8:30 NORTH ARLINGTON — Mrs. state not to contest for delegate: woposed budget, will be more The State Alconolic Beverage ;y slogan. er organizations are returned ii Hospital under the direction ol a.m. Burial will be in /Arlington Elizabeth Black Braun, 45, of In the primary. than $1,300. Commission ruled that a violator Sitting at his chambers here, value received. More than 5( the Hellman Funerg Chapel National Cemetery, Atlington, 52 Birchwood Dr. died Tuesday Most of the insurgents subse- Mr. Bauman, while agreeing exists in that no records of sales Judge Conford also directed thai per cent of dues, it was re- Spring Valley, N. .'. after a long illness. quently bowed to the wishes o that such a survey should be have been submitted for severa; the printing of sample ballots am oorted, go to the state and na- Born in Kearny, she lived In the state Goddwater organization made, suggested it be dune by months. paper for voting machines for th( tional associations. North Arlington 22 years. She after they were asked to do so he township master planners, It was pointed out that the hotel Democratic primary in Unioi was a member of the Christian by Goldwater's national head Herbert H. Smith Associates of has been closed and that no Beach April 21 be held up unti Bylaws for the newlv formed Child Injured and Missionary Alliance Church, quarters in Washington. renton. Such a survey by tCie sales have been made. after the appeal is decided. independent local PTA wen Harrison, and the Wfimen's Mis- adorrted. Mrs. Mvra Gordon will Births Mrs. Umberger, however, then master planners, he said, was The ABC added that appeal of The Union Beach Democrats In Deal Crash sionary Circle. She taught Sunday tried to file as an "Au & H20"uthorized by both Planning the suspension may be made to head a nominating committee school at the church 20 years. ;lub is appealing a decision oi consistine of Mrs. Janice Padg- DEAL — Theresa Link, 12, of Republican. At first the state At- Board and Township Committee its office in Newark. Superior Court Judge J. Edwarc Surviving are her husband, ett and Mrs. Joanne Jacoby. RIVERVIEW 8 Norwood Ave., Long Branch, torney General's Office said the ast year and never followed

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HEAODENS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN 747-3110 I, VFW Post Hewitt Named Gets Ready Regional Plan Students At to Elect Unit Member Youth Day WEST KEANSBURG - Noott HEW SHREWSBURY - Seven nations for officers for the 1964- students from Monmouth Region- 65 year for the Schaufler-Franzen al High School attended the Mon- Post, Veterans of Foreign Wan, mouth County Youth Government wen made at a recent meeting. Day Wednesday at Freehold.. Nominated were James G. Ralph Mango and Sharyn Ran- Crowley, commander; Joseph M. som, last year's Boys' and Girls' Meier, senior vice commander; State delegates, were senior rep- Thomas P. Jones, Junior vice resentatives. commander; Archie D. Pyburn, Five juniors were elected by quartermaster; Harold J. Gott- their classmates. They were Rob- helf, advocate; John H. Fallon ert Walker, sheriff; Donald Jen- and William J. Bosco, chaplain; nings, surrogate; William Jacko, Edward J. Halligan and Thomas county clerk, and Jeffrey Ruda J. Cunningham, three-year trus- and Marie White, freeholders. tees; J. Kenneth Scott and Ed- The purpose of the Youth Gov- mund J. Dougherty, delegates to ernment Day is to acquaint stu- the Monmouth County Council; RIDER ESCAPED — Bicycle of Jamei Carter, Bangt dents with the structure of coun- Joseph W. Meier and William 0. ty government. County officials A vs., Noptune, after ]H driver had been knocked from, McMamis, alternate delegates. explain their offices to the stu- the vehicle in yesterday1! storm. He was treated at Elections will be held Wednesday dent officers. All the students and installation will be held Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, for minor injuries. then tour the county buildings. Saturday, May 16. The high school representatives Vincent J. Boyle, past sixth dis- Windows were shatterec were guests of the county for trict commander, presented Ken- luncheon in the American Hotel. Storm throughout the area, and floodinf neth Scott, post membership John G. Hewitt was reported in some places. Miss Charlotte Hohenstein, stu- (Continued) chairman, the Key Award for re- dent council adviser and vice The storm brought high wind cruiting. Mr. Boyle also presented NEWARK — The appointrhen wind In the yard of her home. and heavy rains but lasted onl of John G. Hewitt, president and principal, accompanied the stu- The Eatontown First Aid Squad Archie D. Pyburn the national dents. IN THE SWING OF THINGS — Easter bunny Donna Kerr, 13, of Cloverdale Cir., a few minutes. headquarters Post Quartermas- director of First Merchants Na took her to Monmoutfo Medical tional 3ank, Asbury Park, to the New Shrewsbury, takes a peek under swing at Sycamore School playground, New Center, where she was admitted It accompanied a cold Iron ter's award. Raymond D. Bren- that passed over Newark at 4:0! nan, post commander, was New Jersey Committee of Region Shrewsbury, yesterday. Gary Catlin, 7, and his sister, Dore, 4, of 101 Wilshire Dr. with shoulder and hip injuries. al Plan Association was an * Wayside Fire Company ex- p.m., according lo the U.S awarded a citation for turning To Present were among the 900 youngsters engaged in egg hunt sponsored by the borough. Weather Bureau there. over to the incoming commander nounced yesterday; by George F, tinguished a grass fire on Way- Smith, chairman. i«ide Rd. in New Shrewsbury The wind, which had been from a larger membership than was the' northeast at IS knots, shifted turned over to him, and the na- He was one of five New Jersey Two Plays Arnold, Judy, Madea, Annette •bout the time of the brief but men prominent in business and Orr, Joshua Berbick, Heidi Giger Intense storm. Police said ac- and came In from the northwest tional Banner Award for resigning MIDDLETOWN — A double 900 Youngsters Join Black cumulo-nimbus clouds more than 75 per cent of last civic affairs named to the com- and Marcia Rottenberg were companying rain aided Hremen so bill «f "Hansel and Gretel" and winners. about 3,000 feet up, blew in from years' members by Dec. 31. mittee. "Red Riding Hood" will be pre- that high winds, which otherwise Nicholas G. Costa, recreation would have been a problem, were the northwest, blocking out a Harold J. Gotthelf announced A resident of Deal, Mr. Hewitt sented by the Recreation Com- already hazy sun. is a graduate of Rutgers Univer- mission, under the direction of In Borough Egg Hunt director, was in charge of the not dangerous. that Boy Scout Troop 149 will egg hunt, assisted by Joseph At 4:05 p.m., 2 hours and 1( hold a court of honor at the post sity. He formerly was associated the Yates Children's Theater, The big wind, nearly "carried" Natalie McGee, Linda Malone, Giger. minutes before sunset, North Jer- home on Davern Ave. Friday, with the General Acceptance East Orange. It will be pre- NEW SHREWSBURY-Though two young children on Bangs Robert Tollitson, Albert Dorsey, Donna Kerr, Tinton Falls cheer- sey was in pitch blackness. April 3, to award the Eagle Scout Corporation of Allentown, Pa. sented .Monday at the Lincroft the threat of bad weather held five., according to an eyewitness. ames Schoening, Richard leader, portrayed the Easter The Weather Bureau said i Rank. Mr. Gotthelf requested that and the First National Bank Elementary School from 10 a.m. down the crowd, more than 900 Vlahon, Charles Marshall, Gregg bunny. Under the direction of •'There were little kids In the luminance fell below eight foo the post color guard participate in Jersey City. He assumed his to noon and at the Bayview boys and girls scampered across White and Jeffrey Heaslip won Miss Shirley McNeal, seventh •treet and the wind was carry- candles at Newark Airport foi this court of honor because this present position last April. Elementary School from 2 to 4 the starting line at 10 a.m. yes- among eight and nine-year-olds. grade teacher, other cheerleaders Ing them away," said 14-year-old two minutes during the storm is the first time an Eagle Scout Regional Plan Association is p.m. terday at Sycamore School in the were bunny's helpers. Guy Braxton. "We caught them Eight foot candles is normal award has been made in this civic organization founded in 1930 borough's fourth annual egg hunt. Dana Meyer and Tony Catalta and took them into a neighbor's On Tuesday the plays will be Thirty-five found the special were the only winners among The eggs were hidden by boys reading for visibility at night. post-sponsored troop. to promote iong-range planning given at the Leonardo Grade house." It became clear again befor for the metropolitan region sur iggs which were redeemable for :ix and seven-year-olds. and girls from Mrs. Margaret Senior vice commander James School from 10 a.m. to noon, and an additional prize. Donna Joy, Four and five-year-old winners Johanson's sixth grade class. Braxton said he and five other 4:30 p.m., following thunder, G. Crowley reported that the rounding the Port of New York East Keansburg Elementary boyg were playing basketball in 12, was the only child to find •vere Annette Moore, Neil Heas- Police chief James A. Herring lightning and showers. response Jrom other organiza- The New Jersey Committee was chool from 2 to 4 p.m. a back yard on Bangs Ave. when established in 1961. more than one prize egg. Others lip and Debbie White. and Patrolman William Brown At Asibury Park Airport a lighl tions to the Memorial Day Parade claiming prizes were Nancy Among the small fry, Jay Herr- were on hand to handle traffic they saw the children in the is encouraging "I feel that this •treet. plane was torn from its moor- Overman, Michael Brockway, mann, Patty Werner, Leslie and possible problems. ing and thrown against a fence, will be the biggest and best pa Joseph Wesel, Steve Yellin, Diane A woman who lives on the the Associated Press reported. rade Raritan Township has ever Clubs Join f treet said she saw several small astellini, Judy Christopher, In Vineland a woman was in seen," Mr. Crowley said. Prizes James Gets UNION BEACH—The Women's children scurrying for cover in Randy Jackson, Howard Steel, jured when lightning struck i will be awarded for the best Regular Republican Club was in- the road as the wind hit. marching unit, best uniformed Alicia Finley, Jerry Wallis, Carl radio tower and zipped throug CG Citation corporated with the men's club at Butts and David Medler in the "I screamed to them to come unit, best float. Any organization a recent meeting of the Regular the electrical fixtures of an of- HIGHLANDS — At the meeting 10 - 12 age group. Into the house," said Mrs. Al- fice. wishing to participate should con- Republican Club of Unipn Beach, fred Puryear. "They tried to get tact Mr. Crowley. of the Coast Guard Auxiliary inc., in Pete's Hall, Florence Ave. does your Mrs. Charlotte Randazzo, 37, ol Flotilla a citation was presented Into cars." In a matter of min- Last week Mr. Brennan, senior Vineland, was sitting atone in a to Willis E. James, Jr., pas Harold Ellis, president, intro- utes, however, the storm had vice commander Crowley, Ken, office when the lightning struct commander of Flotilla 28, by duced and welcomed new mem- 4 Drivers passed and no one was left in- neth Scott, Thomas Jones and business need shortly after 4 p.m. She suffered Chris Male, present commander, bers, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neff, jured. their wives attended the depart cuts on her face when hit by for his efforts in 1963. The meet Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowther, Jo- Albert Wester of 435 Myrtle ment of New Jersey's member- flying telephone and glass anc ing.was held at the Jackson Hotel, seph Menville and Mrs. Michael Are Fined $1O,OOO<"> Ave. said he was standing In Ms ship awards dinner at the Hotel Strako. doorway when he heard the roar was reported in good condition i Shrewsbury Ave. KEYPORT - Four persons Newcomb Hospital. Stacy-Trent in Trenton. The Refreshments were served by If you are a businessman and need of the wind. He said his car, awards received by the post were A letter was received from the Mrs. William Wright and Mrs. were found guilty by Magistrate parked In front of the house, was A fire company spokesma a trophy for reaching 125 per cent Board of Education granting th Etta Harvey following the busi- Seymour R. Kleinberg in Muni up to 810,000.00 for expansion, said the bolt hit a tower adjoin flotilla permission to hold lectures lifted a foot off the ground and of last year's membership and a ness session. cipal Court Wednesday of care- working capital or debt consolidation, ing the one-«tory briok ranc of safe • boating; navigation; and deposited in the same place. plaque of .attaining the. quota of Guest speakers at the meeting home of contractor Peter Galet- anchorage one night a week fo less driving. phone 741-5061 and ask for small Diagonally across the street at over 105 pw cent by Dec. 31. to be held Thursday will be Ml to. The office is part of the home, a 10-course lecture starting in business department, or write Box 44, 1612 Bangs Ave., Wester said, the The next me«jng will be held cbael Strako and Fred Bourne, They were: Joseph B. Thomas April. wind hit the two-story Sidliano The charge ran through a ca at the post homeSWednesday. AH seeking GOP nomination in the Jr., 20, of 3 Harrison Ave., Mat Red Bank. house and "lifted it completely ble leading to the office, a fire- eligible overseas veterans are in- Dave Stark of Flotilla 42 sai April primary for Borough Coun- awan, $25; John R. Berry Jr. off the foundation." man said, then tore away part vited to join. ' the lectures for the public will cfl. 22, of 646 Rodron Squadron, All inquiries will be kept in strict Tn Asbury Park, police1 said a of the wall board, exploded a ra- be helpful because there ar United States Air Force, High dio, sent the telephone in' thq ai confidence. Prompt, courteous at- 2-story garage was demolished many new rules on safe boafing. THE JOB HUNT lands, $20; Andrew P, Ruther- on Bangs Ave. and trees and live and shattered lights. I Rhode* Heads ••? Atfthr next Wafting, the fl8tilla ford, 22, of 121 .Florence Ave. tention. wires were down In other sec- also caused a tmail fire amoni will vote to forni a blood bank KEYPORT - Miss Adfdana Union B,each, $15, and tlons. some papers. Association for members arid their families, Ricci, guidance counselor, Berke- Harold W. Smalley, 23, of 555 Larger Amounts Also Considered ley School, East Orange, will Krueger PI., East Keansburg, MIDDLETOWN — The Oak Hill On July 14 and 15, the oldes ispeak to students of the high found guilty on two counts: care- Horatio Parker, Mrs.. Henrietta Civic Association held a business sailboats; square riggers, will be school Wednesday. Miss Ricci Highlands Kinney, Mrs. Davict E.' Patterson, meeting recently at Leeds Hall. seen in New York Bay and the will describe the steps to use in less driving, $15, and driving with Mrs. Howard F. Brey, Mrs. Ru, Election of officers took '{iface. Sandy Hook area.' hunting for a job. no registration, $5. '•'—'• tits.'1 John Banko entertaineddolph A. Hein, Mrs. Loretta Me- Those elected were R. G." RHodes, , '"members of the Twenty Club re- Mahon, Mrs. Carrie Malonson, Jr., president; J. R. Babeuf, vice HOLDS MEETING SPRING DANCE cently in her home at 42 Center Mrs. Rose Andrews, Mrs. Arthur president; D. E. Schick, treas- CASCADE-BUSTER CRABBE » St Present, besides Mrs. Banko, C. Raike, Sr., Mrs. Kenneth urer and Mrs. W. G. Clark, sec- MIDDLETOWN - The Arts and MIDDLETOWN — The Young Andrews, Mrs. Walter Mews, Mrs. retary.' Handicrafts Department of the Republican Club will hold its first 'Were Mrs. Rose Andrews, Mrs, Oak H.ill Ladies' Club met H John McConnell,' Mrs. Luke J. D. R. Burke, former President annual spring dance next FWday Stephen H. Faller, Mrs. France Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at the Penta, Mrs. Gilbert B. Parker, of the Oak HH1 Civic Association, at Bamm Hollow Country Club. ".' Gannon, Mrs. RoyMaxson, Mrs. home of Mrs. H. M, Neuwirth, Mrs. Alfred W. Wright, Mrs. Mrs. R.D. Fracassi, newly elected The Jen Trio, a local group, wall Edward Murphy, Mrs, Charles 49 Robin Court, Oak Hill. Harry Dilger, Mrs. Helen J, president of the Oak Hill Ladies provide the music. POOLS Quast and Mrs. Andrew Soyka. Shea, Mrs. Mae Gilroy, Mrs, Mrs. Maxson will celebrate he Club and J. O. Foster were elected Peter Lees, Mrs. Myrtle Kelly, to the Board of Trustees. birthday at the April 7 meeting Mrs. F. E. Kelly, Mrs. George OF TOMORROW . when Mrs. Soyka of 152 Bay Ave. Sandritter, Mrs. Edward A. Fte Chosen for Exhibit at the 1964-1965 •' will ba hostess. lay and Mrs. Stephen H. Faller. Taxpayer Association Discusses Boro Hall NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR - Mrs, Sivert M. Walstrom, 92 OOEANPORT — The Oceanport INSTALLED AT HOUSE OF GOOD TASTE EXHIBIT -—Valley Ave., entertained members BY SWIMMING RIVER POOLS OF EATONTOWN, N. J. •• • of the local auxiliary to the River- Induction Taxpayers Association met last view Hospital at the March meet- night in the community center, REGIONAL AWARD WINNER 1963 ing. The members discussed with unit vice president John De- various projects to work on for Held By Grott heading the session. pediatrics in the hospital. Mrs. The subject of discussion was Richard Kleva resigned from the the proposed new borough halh '.. auxiliary. Mrs. Robert Waters, Pack 142 Mr. DeGrott said the group has i,,; Jr., Navesink Ave., will entertain MIDDLETOWN - Pack 142 developed many questions, which : the group Wednesday, April 8. met recently in the Middletown will be asked about the proposal Add A Room Now ••.The refreshment table was Village School. There was an at a public hearing in the Wolf- . "tanged in the St. Patrick Day induction of new members and hill Ave. school auditorium "motif,by the hostess. Attending awards were given. Wednesday. SAVE ON NEW ROOM were Mrs. John O'Donnell, presl Those inducted were John The purpose of the session, he said, was to arouse public interest If your family Is growing and needs extra space, l«t us dent, Mrs. Wilison Brown, Mrs. Keller, George Kulick and John add a now room to your home. We hove thousands of sat- David Searcy, Mrs, Joseph Belle- Ricker. Awards were given to in the plan. isfied customers throughout Monmouth County and you can Vance, Mrs. Albert S. Caristrom James Risch, John Cowie, Al- b* assured of top quality workmanship at lowest possible Mrs. John Duncan, Mrs. Leslie bert Wolfe, Eugene McDonald, 60 DAYS IN JAIL prices. Simply phone for free estimate. Ne obligation. Goodetl, Mrs. Jen Hawley, Mrs. John Kirby, Donald White, Reed UNION BEACH-Thomas Francis Bobbie Overfelt, Mrs. Winston D Lee, Peter Alfaro, Anthony Ven- Jroome, 300 Broadway, was found Rugg, Mrs. Robert Waters, Jr., tre, Mark Meier, James Hassin- guilty of'disorderly conduct and ENCLOSE REMODEL and Mrs. Walstrom. ger, Mark Meier, Gary Hoist, resisting arrest in Municipal Timdthy Roberts, Peter Alfaro, Court Wednesday. Mr. Groome YOUR YOUR Mrs. Albert Adams, maternal Michael Laurent, Fred Kahoun was sentenced to 60 days in coun- ty Jail • by Magistrate Harold grandmother, and Mrs. James and Brandon Miller. KITCHEN INSTALLED or DO-IT-YOURSELF Klnlan, paternal grandmother, Stern. PORCH this place, recently attended the FREE ESTIMATE first birthday of their grand- You always get fast results daughter, Patricia Ann Kinlan, Kindergarten Pupils with Register Classified ads. LAND SURVEY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert See 'Puss in Boots' fon, $795 to 53995 Kinlan, 105 Memorial Pkwy., and GUIDANCE Atlantic Highlands. Others pre HAZLET — Members of the No Money Down • Bank Financing «ent were the celebrant's sisters, kindergarten classes at the Mid- 7 Years to Pay CALL 542-1777 Kelly Ann and Debbie Ann, also dle Road School last weeK viewed 10 Year Warranty OR WRITE TODAY Mrs. William Osbourne and a performance of "Puss in Boots' UNION children, Dawn and Christy, At- presented by the Children's Thea lantic Highlands; Mrs. Reuben ter Group of the Junior Service Make your porch Into a A dreary, drab kitchen can Hartsgrove antl children, Reuben, League of Monmouth, Inc. comfortablt year-round room be a drudge. Let us plan a by having us endow It In • Jr., Joy and Barbara Ann, Mrs. now one for you Including The staging and directing, the trie styla you want. Very Robert Mazzacco and children, scenery and costumes were the both beauty and scientific economlcall See with a free tOOoQCAPRI VICTORIA Q TRINIDAD BIKINI MARTINIQUE MALIBU Barbara and Nicholas, Miss Lollie LABEL 1 creations of the volunteer mem planning for eate of work. ll'XM' eirlmara. W'XM 1 18'x32' 28'JCJ6' 25'X44' 21'xSO' Adams and Michael Adams, all bers of the league who spend a J'-8 2/r deep 3 —8 2/3' deep 1'—« 2/3' deep -8 2/3' deep 1'—r deep J.'—«' 2/1' dttp of Highlands. part of each year visiting local schools and putting on such plays FIRST PAYMENT JULY Mrs, Jack Kreiger, 134 Bay For many of the children it was UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY Ave., Is a medical patient at heir first experience with PRINTING Monmouth Medical Center. live" theater. The scheduling was under the • Dormers • Plumbing - Heating , Mrs. Alfred W. Marker, chair- direction of Mrs. Warren Mlnton Available at • Ream Additions • Masonry man of the March card party f Shrewsbury, and the play was \ n • Roofing-Siding • Modern Kitchen x sponsored by the First Aid Auxil- written for the league by Mrs. iary, was assisted by Mrs. Gil- • Parch Enclosure! • Modern Bathroom BAHAMA and JAMAICA TAHITI and BALMORAL DEAUVILLE C. D. English of Red Bank. GRANT PRINTERS AMERICANA 1>'Mi' INTER- M'XW1 12'Xll' • 1 bert Ventimlglia and Miss Flo- Garage-Breexaway U'xll' I'—8- dttp CONTINENTAL T—7W deep I —71V dttp rence Kohlenbush. The event was 170 MONMOUTH ST. v—iw dttp 2O'X4O' FAILS TO PAY TOLL •dMp held at the First Aid building. opposite R.R. Station Mrs. Carrie Malsom, Mrs. Ken- MIDDLETOWN - Alice R. neth Andrews and Mrs. Myrtle Thomson, 34, of 143 Riveredge 24-HOUR SERVICE MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO Kelly were winners of the special Rd,, was recently fined $5 on a SWIMMING RIVER-CASCADE POOLS prizes. Attending were Mrs. charge of failing to pay a 15- CALL HIGHWAY 30 AT HED0ONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN Helen Kornek, Mrs. Victor Ros- cent toll In an automatic collec- 244 HIGHWAY 35 EATONTOWN sflli, Mrs. Esther Tompklns, Mrs. tion lane on the Garden State 1 Ml. SO OF MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER • OPEN 'I TO 9 EVERY DAY Michael J. Monahan, Jr., Mrs. arkway. 741-9028 Much 27, 1951 RED BA.TR REGISTER No «peiou . — __... aa tniptfai volcano ti M# mask* LOCAL SECURITIES ate u required for t gyro^ider. a «*>rt*§t of auet, HiaoU but (team. Hie vappff dark made Us license pUtei out of a Y been in tot lim MaJdkw, Michigan SU The foltowin| bid tad asked quotation! from (he Natiewal Acta- icwever, the 'Federal Avittwn color U caaaed by volcanic utu heavyweight wrestler, Is abroil Successful elation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual Lrtatte- Agency must b« notified la t&-pressed ©er containing Wl*e*n« to five Keo- money three doat. They are * frfde to the range mUkda which ttete ttctuitltt -nice of fligfcU higher duo 1M ttdty Derby ride* but hu never er of Ken Mtidfcw, NOCA 19 tiffltA«rt to be titmtat You alwtyi «*t fart meU* pound champion in 1*58. txiM have been Hid (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated eet or withfa five miles of u ttvwtock and dog. with Rejtoter Ctaaatfad Mt, woe the net.. by the "ufced") at the limt f teti lirport. Dartmouth bukelbaU menu Investin BANKS Former catcher Clyde Sukeforth Doggie Julian is one at 11 majd Div. Bid Asked is lilted as "managerial consul- college coadies with more tha By ROGER S. SPEAR Belmar-Wall National 2.50 135 tf' with the Pittsburgh Pirates.350 victories. Q) "We haVe money to Inves Central Jersey Bank .30 12 and would appreciate your re< Farmers & Merchants ommending a good growth dru First Merchant* National Bank X stock. We own 300 Radio Corp Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 410 having held 100 shares before th Monmouth County National (xxx) .15 7 50 30 split. Is this worth holding New Jersey Trust !«• - Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 90 A. 70 A) RCA is very well wort Sea Bright National 1.00 holding, and I should like to cor INDUSTRIAL gratulate you. The company Brockway Glass 00 33>/8 in all phases of electronics an Family Circle Laird & Company is the major factor in the rapic Monmouth Capital I ly expanding color-TV produc Monmouth Electric 2% tion as well, as in the sets tliem Monmouth Park H»/« selves. N. J. Natural Gas Common (x) 4 23VS You mention no other commi N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. (x) 21 23 ment, and if this is your on Rowan Controller 8»/4 holding, it may represent a d Spiral Metal 10% 12% 2Vi proportionate amount of capit; U. S. Homes & Development Corp. VA investment—over $10,000 at pre (x) Dividend erage rose 2.75 to 815.91. spurted 1%. 1964 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS with us. At the current rate your exempts to get your money oul Stock markets will be closei Airlines resumed their big savings will grow rapidly. Soon your There is a very good market fo today. Not a single one of the 1 strides, based on expectations of these bonds, maintained by mo most active stocks declined, al dreams will become realities and you substantial turnaround in their large dealers and many bank though two were unchanged. profit picture. Western Air will have the many luxuries enjoyed As is the case with all fixei Of 1,329 issues traded on th Lines rose 3>/£, Northwest ] by others. Uicome securities—with the New York Stock Exchange, 63 Delta 2, Pan American 2% and ception of savings bonds—thei rose and 447 fell. New highs foi United 1>4. is no guarantee that when the year totaled 163 and nev If you wish to become associated with lows 59. Savings-and-loan holding com- sell you will get the exact amoui panies also showed a continued you paid. All bonds fluctua Radio Corp. was the most ac Sea Bright's traditionally finest club, Mainstay Federal Saving l response to recent estimates of somewhat, usually when mon five stock, up % at 36 /a on 77,' 700 shares. Second was Chrys- an improved showing. Financia now is the time to make inquiries, as rates change. Federation gained two, Wesco 1% If you sell, you will be paid a ler, up % at 46 on 73,500 shares. Third was Continental Airlines and United Financial V2. available accommodations are limited. and Loan Association crued interest up to the date Among the coppers, Cerro up iy4 at 26%. your transaction. For your pu touched another high and gained 36 MONMOUTH STREET pose, I suggest State of Cali/oi Next came U. S. Steel, up % a 60%, and General Tire, up '/ at 2. American Smelting rose 1%, nia V/2's due 9/1/1995 to yiel 8 Phelps Dodge %. Anaconda >/i> TELEPHONE 741 -0663 4 per cent. American Tobacco, which has Magma % and Kennecott %. 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This elegant; Four other persons, working CHEVRON ur.<1er Mr. Box, were fined $50 "Golden Rhapsody" service is true DEALER 542-2744 and given 30-day suspended jail CtMMfR, %H SUCH* I0WI, SOW HATCS, china: thin, softly translucent, yet so terms. JI.1I 19#. tit II 2 They are Donald Thomas, 22, chip- and crack-resistant you can use GO Lawrence Carney, 24, Miss Bev- it with confidence every day. And erly Ann Frey, 23, and Miss there are nine matching service pieces Betty Ann Box, 18, all of Sun Lake Apartments. nan nis«a, urn CUPS, (shown opposite) to complete yotfr Tliey were arresled Tuesday by IX, S]»t_of 3 tU, »t ll 4 |2.ll set. Come in today and start your 'atrolman Michael Mahoney, and place settings in fine porcelain china! COLONNADE! Robert Schnorr. 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Looking for a Job? See thei help wanted section of The Reg- I »nwM, MM MIM M VMMM, TM'» "«Mtv«««," ister Classified section. imenamem to me ongmti paper lacorporinag we supuuuoas rmuws he mentioned. I CA rAKA, UOIO, (turf— "I'd «B lions Wi& Hughes *nd rilow him to m«k« all Om Jeaa Sautert, 21-yet/-old Olym- plete a sweep of women'* hon- earlier in downhill aad giant *jf WILLIAM HENDERSON ors in the National Alpine Sid slalom races to give her the ttitajoot to die commistion, if it* would agree to our de- star from Oregon State, combined title as well u the ***»*<> J- Hughe*- woditiowu veto <* the GOP- maadf,". said Ktttfc. skimmed to a brillitni victory HHcrMitoj« UW H CU* KMth ttyt a Uttie Hoover Commlt&m it a vital Mcewiry Mkmtd individual crowns. 10 the «t*t«, "We should nude* «' •iocere effort to hav« such b> the itelora Sunday to com- "™ * «*w wive of bitter denuncUttoM from »evertl a wttcbdofc group, which would jvoric ooder reenaabie condi- towntlteri, Including Assembly speaker AJred N. Beadle- tion*, of course," be **ys, The usembtymaa stated that ,.2f ,Rumson- 0">er» want to draft a new bill. many areas in state government need exploring. ' Were not knuckling down to the governor," said Beadle- "The commission would sound out deficiencies in the •ton. I degree with ^frything he says and now it's a mat- judicial, legislative, executive and various agencies in the ad- ttror principle. There Sn be no compromise. It's a fight ministration. The study would in greater efficiency, t>«ween the governor and the legislature, but the people will economy in the government and streamline the departments," he claims. He added: "Hughes is trying to dictate the membership of Keith feels that if both sides of the aisle — Republicans and trie commission. The legislature should approve the bill in its Democrats — work together, they can come up with a good original draft over his veto." amendment to the vetoed bill — one which Hughes will sign. Although the Republicans control the legislature, they do But Assemblyman Beadleston says: "We'll just have to not have the necessary two-thirds - 45 votes — in the Assem- pass it up this year. Hughes just isn't getting his way this bly to override Hughes' veto. time." Fresh, hardy plants grown especially The big point in the bill which has the governor and the The state constitution gives the legislature the right to for sale this Easter season to give Republicans tossing brickbats at each other is: Who shall appoint any commission to help it carry out its duties as an beauty and joy this season. name the 12 members to the commission? Hughes isn't being elected body. But, as Beadleston says, "The only hitch to this . Choose From modest in this fight. He wants to name all the members, with is that the commission would have no money for its study." the consent of the Senate. Appropriations have to be okayed by the governor. The Lilies - Hyacinths The Republicans insist that Senate president Charles W. commission bill killed by Hughes asked for an appropriation of Sandman, Jr., Cape May, Assembly speaker Beadleston and $50,000. To Retire Tulips - Azaleas Hughes should pick four each to the commission. Democrats have been calling the commission bill nothing But Assemblyman Irvtag Keith (R-Mon), Bradley Beach, more than a "witch hunt" on the part of the GOP. "This being Gardenias - Begonias has different thoughts about the red hot controversy. "1 don't election year, their aim is to try and dig up dirt for use in As VP care who makes the appointments so long as they are non- their campaigns this and next year," declared an official in and Rose Bushes political and not members of the governor's cabinet or execu- the governor's office. tive branch and are highly qualified," he declares. To which Beadleston says: "A government that spends Of S&L Keith believes a bipartisan effort should be made by Ke- over a half billion dollars needs a check now and then on its RED BANK — It was an- operations." nounced by Harold B. Millward, Although the GOP legislators are on Easter vacation, they president of the Red Bank Sav- 69 to 4" will meet In Trenton Monday to attempt to fashion ways and ings and Loan Association, that means of moving major tax and narcotics bills which are piled Louis S. Conover will retire as in committee rooms. vice president and treasurer of PLASTIC FLOWERS PLASTIC FRUITS And something must be done to relieve another head- the association, effective Tuesday. including including ache — the bill extending the Freehold harness racing season Mr. Conover is retiring due to from 60 to 100 days. reasons of health. Geraniums, Lilies, Grapes, Oranges Then there's this big to-do about the Little Hoover Commis- He was first employed by the Pansies and Roses and Bananas sion bill. association as assistant secre- tary March 30, 1926. In June, 5c to 1.98 10c to 1.59 1927, he became secretary, which DAILY CROSSWORD position he held until 1935 when ACROSS 3. Relatives 21. Of he was made treasurer. At the L The Great 4. Finis the same time he was also appointed 5. Compass calf Krara ennuasiBB 6. Conciliatory point of a member of the board of di- gifts 6. Slope the - raeaiaa HUH rectors. He has been a continu- 10. Sheepllke 7. Over: leg1 ous member of the executive 11. Biblical poet. 25. Persian committee since its inception in Woman 8. Father: fairy Erf* 1944. 12. Go colloq. 27. Weird laawnaaa ranis Additional responsibilities were 13. Of the 0. Kind of 28. A assumed by him when he became wrist bone daisy match IS. Half em 13. Palm 29. Super- Ye.terdfty'1 Antwef vice president in 1951 while still Chocolate Bunnies .10-.49 16.2,000 lbs. 14. Greek fluity retaining the office of treasurer. Boxes of Fresh, 17. Biblical beauty 30. Firm 37. Oriental He will continue to serve the Chocolate Easter Eggs ...05-.69 king 16. Spreads 3L Breathes nurse association as a member of the Creamy, Assorted grass 18. Themes noisily 41. Man's board of directors. Foil-wrapped Eggs .25-.98 22. Music note to dry while name A graduate of Red Bank' High EASTER CANDIES 23. ABhlpworm 19. A sleep- 42. Not School, Mr. Conover is married 24. Java trea French ing bright to the former Helen Doremus. Jelly & Marshmallow Eggs (PKG.) 26 and cheese 32. Exit 43. Polyn. outs 20. Female 35. Spirit drink They reside on Lexington Ave., 27. Before wren lamps 45. Sun god Fair Haven. 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK 28. Hammer 1 2 1 5 i 7 a V head part PROWN'S Budget Terms • E-Z Charge There's no Trick to Having Ex- SO. A funeral National Se - 10c - 1.00 Store vehicle 10 t tra Cash. You Get it Fast When S3. Hewing tool Daily and Sat. 8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. • Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. 84. One-year- 12 1 You Use The Register Classified. old animal —Advertisement. 86. So. Am. 15 6 7 river '^ 88. Attempt I* 9 20 89. Word of % choice n 2* 40. Cause a % person to vt remember % % % 42. Venture 21 M so W SI 44. Frances Burnett 15 3* W heroine 56 'd»7 V 38 45. Tears apart ''//< 46. Shinto 41A ; temples W 47. 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AUTHENTIC StHte's institutions and agencies KNOW YOUR where a net increase of 725 jobs OARSMEN SHIRT is prtiposed, largely for staffing GOVERNMENT at institutions for children. The ;;• :•':'• 4.50 '•' • • Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers State's education Department •"•5jv Association, 143 E. State St., would receive. 241 more employ- 1 Trenton 8, N. J. ees representing mostly personnel PRE- SALE Men, herd's a great V-neck knit shirt at state colleges. The Department ;,; ,4l for almost every Spring and ' of Law and Public Safety would More than 1,600 new positions add 125, mainly state troopers 'Summer outdoor activity. English import, re advocated for state govern and motor vehicle inspectors. ment in New Jersey by the pro In all, the operating section, of in white with navy, green, burgundy posed $590 million budget for the SHORTS Reg. $2.98 $2.19 teh budget calsl for 1,296 new jobs. ext (1964-65) fiscal year. If ap trim, or navy with white-trim. . Under the state aid and capital roved, state employment, climb sections, 18 new education posi- ing an average of 800 jobs annu- tions and 57 new highway posi- Reg. $3.98 Washable cotton/rayon, S, M, L, XL. lly in recent years, would reac $3.19 tions would be added. An addi- ,n all-time high. Mail and phone orders filled. tional $1,800,000 is asked to pro- The new jobs proposed for th vide Rutgers—The State Univer- iscal year beginning July 1 sity with 267 new positions. ' Reg. $5.98 964, would boost the state pay $3.99 roll by $5,000,000 to an annua Over the past decade 8,800 em- FRANKLIN SIMON ployees have been added to the Great assortment of shorts with and without otal of more than $158,000,000. State's payroll, according to an- MEN'S X SHOP According to the latest annual nual civil service counts. These belts, In solid colors and plaids. Sizes 10 to 18. inalysis of the Governor's budg show that in December 1953 it recommendations prepared by there were 22,457 State employ- he New Jersey Taxpayers ees. By the end of last year the tf-MQNMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, 542 - 3325 ociation, the largest number o total had climbed to 31,258. These OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30, SATURDAY 'TIL 6 >ew employees are asked for the civil service employment figures do not include Rutgers Univer- tPittPMflfrjffkgfraaySMR^^ sity, Douglass College, the Agri- cultural Experiment Station or Reg. $3.49 Newark College of Engineering. DUNGAREES $2.79 Man-tailored dungarees, bar-tacked, and riveted, for greater durability. When Moses climbed Mount Si- nai he looked out over one of Sizes 10 to 18. Asia's most desolate spots. The landscape is one of saw-toothed mountains, eroded slopes and stark valleys. I SHORT SETS Special WHY PAY $6.98 Attractive prints. Roll sleeve tops. Lined Shorts. Sizes 12 to 18.

On tAe Shrewsbury fiver * Koutt 3S •< Acd Sun*, MJ S/fodysiA 7-2500 MORE?

Easter Day Dinner—12 noon to 8 p.m. SLACKS Reg. $3.98 $3.19 Suggested Cocktail — Pink Champagne Cocktail — $1.00 Choice of One Plaids and solid colors. Sizes 10 to 18. Chilled Spanish Melon Fresh Tropical Fruit Cocktail Iced Tomato Juice Chicken Livers Pate Maison Gulf Shrimp Cocktail Supreme 75c extra Cream of Chicken a la Reine French Onion Soup with Cheese Crust Hearts of Celery, Radishes, Ripe and Green Olives MIDDLETOWN Roast Fresh Ham with Pan Gravy, Applesauce 4.50 3-PIECE DOUBLE KNIT SUITS Reg. $10.98 Roast Vermont Turkey with Chestnut Stuffing, Giblet Gravy 4.50 Route 35 and $8.99 Braised LCR of Baby Lamb with Genuine Mint Jelly 4.75 Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au' Jus 4.95 New Monmouth Rd. Skirt, Shell and Jacket. Trimmed with matching motif. Maine Lobster Meat a la Newburg with Wild Rice " 4.95 I New Shrewsbury | Snow Flake Potatoes n . . . , „ . Candied Sweet Potatoes Glazed Young Carrois Bakcd Idaho Potat° Buttered Petite Peas at Route 35 Tossed Green Salad, Choice of Dressing Shrewsbury Ave. Rainbow Parfait F „ . . rh H1, Easter Layer Cake Prozen Eclair y Green Apple Pie ' Chantilly mim s p[imoni CLAM DIGGERS Reg. $2.98 Lemon Sherbert and Green Creme do Menthe $2.49 Fruit Bowl Nuts Mints Looking for a job? See the Children (Under 12 years old) — $2.50 Made the same as our Dungarees, but In the shorter length. lelp wanted section of The Reg- cro iter Classified section. Monk KegMet JIM BISHOP: Reporfer Imi ttMt. 1*4 Baak, N. J. State Hfebny 8, Iffitftonro 1878 by Job* a Cook sad Hemy O«j Hutted by Tto* Red Bank fccglcter bie«nwrat*d HardtoTeUAImtaWoaan V. HARRY PEMWNGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor The best ft man c*n do is to appreciate W* wom- M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager en. The worst is to try to understand them. Take Kath- Thomas J. BIy William F. Saudford and Arthur Z. Kamin Frank VV. Harbour leen. She is nine now. Nine going on ninety. Until a ' AMOClale Editor! >suuUv> Editor Middlctown Bureau Mgr. few weeks ago, she was like a blonde kitten. She hM Member ol the Associated Press long blonde hair, parted in the middle, round chili _ i la ant&J«4 siduilvely to tht uu tor repubUcUloa 01 all tta* local news prtatvd la t&u uw>p*iwr u w«U n ill AP DIM aupttohei. blue eyes, a nose the size of a shoe but- Member of America!. Newspaper Publishers Association ton, and a figure which comes through Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation a filmy pink nightie like Gangbusters. tf R«4 Bank Register tsaumoi no financial reeponalbumes tor typographical errora in advertisement!, but WUI raprtnt vltuout charge, that part ot an advartuement in whicb (ha typographicaJ «rror occurs. Advertiiers wlU Overnight, she has changed. She is l notlft th« m*naj«ment immtdi&itiy cl any error which may occur. at least two persons, perhaps three. thl* Mmpapu uiurau no reaponilbllltlu lor it&temenU ol opinion la letter! Irom In reader* Sometimes she is grave, sensible, old •obiortptloB PrlMi In advance Legs than 3 root. Per month Jl.So 13 months—118.00 6 months—! 9.00 fashioned and overly modest. The Sis- •u«l* ton U counter, T Mnti Single copy by mall, 10 cents » month*—513.EO 3 months—t 1.W ters at St. Matthew's School teach FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1964 Spanish in the third grade and Kathleen BISHOP is still struggling with English. She is beset by holiness and villainy. One moment she is The Ea§ter Message praying for all the afflicted people of the world, and the next she collapses in my arms and murmurs: The attention of Christians i: flict grow because of selfish inter- "Growl at me, Tiger!" centered today upon Good Friday ests, the time again seems highly She is reading a teenage biography of Clara Bar- and Easter. appropriate to look at this great ton, but she does not neglect the comic strips. She and Today, Christians observe the an- Easter message and apply its his- her older sister Karen are the kissingest kids of all niversary of the cruc}fixion of toric meanings to present-day living. time. It is not unusual in this house for the girls to Christ, whom they recognize and This is what makes this message so blow farewell kisses to all hands en route to the bath* revere as the Son of God. interesting and timeless and why it room. And more on the way back. They call all mala visitors "uncle" because it gives them a license to Easter gladness is a reflection of bears looking at year after year. The kiss them. the Resurrection, Christ's emergence hope of centuries ago is still with us A couple of weeks ago, I took them to Washing- from the tomb. This great transition today—as man tries to better his re- tort. In the Lincoln Memorial, Kathleen surprised ev- is the basis for a belief kept strong lations with his fellow man. Charity eryone by reading Lincoln's Gettysburg Address aloud, through the ages. is one application everyone can use. softly and reverently. When she completed the final sentence, Karen was in tears. I couldn't speak, Moth- We have said, before — and it One must wonder also about the These Pays: bears repeating—that it is up to the relationship between neighbors on ALLEN- er's head was hanging...... people today to take the best ad- the same street or the same com- Sort of Show-Offy „,-,:. They think boys are "icky"—which is an abor^gl- vantage of the teachings that are munity. Are they really close? Kind- Ad Hoc to Put Us in Hock? nal term of denunciation. Their bedroom is pink and ness, thoughtfulness, co-operation, SCOTT contained in the Easter message. By JOHN CHAMBERLAIr> white; the bedspreads are laden with dolls, and aliens In going to the Cross, Christ was tolerance and understanding are like me gain admission only by knocking, and waiting giving the supreme sacrifice in pay- qualities we should practice, not Lyndon Johnson has all the luck. Just when th REPORT until a flurry of feet and excited whispers dies down. ment for man's transgressions and only during the Easter season but Republicans think they have him in a corner becausi By ROBERT S. ALLEN They watched a movie star on TV one night and Karen of some of the more impractical anti-poverty ideas o and PAUL SCOTT evils against man on this earth. His throughout the year. While we look WASHINGTON - The unarmed said: "I don't like her. She's too sexy." Kathleen looked his official family, such as Secretary of Labor Wirtz was an act of public forgiveness and and work for better relations among RB . 66 reconnaissance plane at her sister. "What's sexy?" she said. Karen shrugged. proposal to take demonstrably non-university type boy blasted out of the air over Eas "Sort of show-offy," she said. of courage and, at the same time, the nations of the world, we must Germany was deliberately iured and girls off the work rolls by sendin] Kathleen has been under the shadow of her sister one prompting admiration, sympathy also practice neighborliness at home. off its course and to destruction them to college at government expens by the Russians. for a long time. Suddenly, the little one has become and, above all, hope. By rising again, Here is where we can begin in bring- anyway, a group calling itself the Ac That's the sensational conclu boss. Karen is beautiful and lazy, a dreamer. Kathleen Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolu siou of an Air Force intelligence He gave substance to an ideal that ing forth the principles for which analysis that has been suppressed ds now her adviser and counselor. Karen listens gravely virtue is a quality beyond value and Christ lived and died. tion meets to recommend that every at State Department insistence. and says: "Oh yes. You're so right." body in the country be guaranteed ai The startling report indicates contains its own reward. And, let us say again, that down adequate annual income whether h< the unarmed U.S. plane was di- Karen can play imaginary games alone and does Certainly, the Easter message through the generations, Easter has verted from its course by a Sovie all the character parts out loud. Kathleen cannot. At works or not. jamming device that blacked out ranks as one of the greatest of all taken on another meaning worthy of The effect of this sort of thing i the navigational equipment of the breakfast, they try to speak in fractured Spanish. It comes out: "Se habla eusted?" The other one, afraid to time. In it, there is the hope that preservation. People don their finery Chamberlain to make even the wildest notions RB-66. the Wirtzes seem middle-of-the-road stuff. This "pieu-piper" jamming de- acknowledge that she doesn't know what it means, the people of the world can some- —new hats, bright dresses, new suits vice, as it has been labeled by nods and says: "Si." day live in the peace that is so ea- — and showing themselves off at The Ad Hoc Committee considers that in the com Air Force specialists, is described as capable of "substituting" a A few weeks ago, they got into their parents' room gerly sought. their best. This outer appearance is ing age of automation, the "traditional link" betwee radar beam for signals being re- jobs and income must be broken. Dr. Gunnar Myrdal and found a garter belt. Kathleen held it out, grimaced, In glancing around the globe to- a fine thing to see, but more im- ceived by, a plane from a ground- the Swedish economist and sociologist, is one importan to-air navigational system — in and said: "What's this?" Karen smiled with superior day and seeing how groups of na- portant is our "inner appearance," backer of the Ad Hoc-ers' program; Harvard professo; this instance the U.S. system that wisdom. "It's a bra, you dope." Kathleen shook her was guiding the ill-fated Rti-66. head negatively. "Can't be," she said gravely. "Look, tions continue to line up in direct. our way of life. Let us improve this H. Stuart Hughes, the ^r|ndsonpf Chief justice Alr Force v ^SHtffl&litPi *M there ar^fotir of them." opposition to each other's rights arid ^- anctMet' the 'Easter message be Charles Evans Hughes, is another. Big names,' these .stifdy* "these ' "pietPpiper" jam- to be coming up at this date with a proposal for fi ming devices Jine the three Allied Sometimes, when they go off to school in a good ambitions, how bitterness and con- with us throughout the year. air corridors to West Berlin, and nancing everybody that makes the Townsend Pla mood, they hold hands and skip, with the book bags are located at strategic points bouncing at their sides. They look like Mutt and Jeff Your Money's WortM:, ;., and Major Douglas's "social credit" plan of the Nine- along the borders of East and teen Thirties seem like piker stuff of the extreme Right West Germany, and sound like a runaway junk wagon. Karen likes to The existence of this sinister pretend that she doesn't understand her homework so The Ad Hoc-ers didn't define "adequate," but, i1 Soviet radar jamming device has that I will do it for her. Kathleen likes to pretintTshe is known that the rock-bottom figure for "adequacy' long been suspected. But the We're Having a Critical Coin Shortage first definite due was uncovered understands everything, and requires no help. which many of them insist upon is $3,000 per yeai in Japan. When Kathleen made the teacher's honor roll, By SYLVIA PORTER per family. Assuming that men with bigger familie This revealing incident was as follows: Karen began to try harder. The next month, Karen use of sales taxes, which add would get more, and single people less, the averagi A lew days ago Miss Eva ter of weeks. (Siitfer dollars As a large Soviet plane carry- pennies and nickels to the things made it. Kathleen's reaction was to shake her hgad Adams, director of the U.S. Mint haven't been minted since 1935. government payment needed to take care of the 4,100, ng a diplomatic mission neared we buy, and a fourth is the hot sadly. "Let's face it," she said, "Karen got a pua|." to Wasihngton, received an urg- Dealers and collectors,are turn Japan, U.S. interceptors based lunch program, which sends mil- 000 unemployed at $3,000 per year would come to ent phone call from a woman ing in bags of paper currency, there approached to escort the Both girls are feminine and vain, and would ratherfbe lions of children to school each something like $12 billion a year. in nearby Silver Spring, Md. •hauling away the silver dollars Red craft. The U.S. planes morning with pockets of small in pretty frocks than in shorts. My older girls, Vir- The caller re- in station wagons and trucks. locked" their radar on the Rus- change instead of a peanut butter Since consumption can only be paid for out o: ginia Lee and Gayle, in their early years, would rather ported, "My Many collectors are looking fo sian ship. sandwich. production, this would mean that the 58,000,000 peopl bank is com- rare cartwheels, but most just To their astonishment, their climb fences in dungarees than be caught dead ill a pletely out of want to hoard tiie silver dol Contributing mightily also' is who are currently on payrolls would have to dig inti 'lock" was promptly "unlocked." dress. v quarters," add lars. foe dramatic growth in coin col- their own pockets for the $12 billion needed to givi This amazing radar disengage- ed that when Why the critical sfiortage? leeffng as a hobby and invest- ment occurred three times in less Love Is Important 1 her bank had What can be done about it? ment. The number of collectors the unemployed access to the products of industry than 150 miles. When Kathleen does not like something I have" to the has quadrupled in the last dec- asked A key factor is the spectacular This is the underlying reality which links jobs and in- The unpublished Air Force re- say, she grins and shows a little gap between the front nearest Fed- ade alone — to an estimated 8 eral Reserve upsurge in the number of coin million today — and they're buy- come no matter what any theorist may say to the con port attributes the loss of the teeth and says: "Funn-eeee." In a similar situation, gobbling vending machines RB-66 over East Germany to the Bank branch coins by the bags instead of trary. The government could temporarily hide th Karen pouts, or weeps. Kathleen is now at the stage laundromats, parking meters, rolls. "link" between the unemployed consumer and the em same Soviet radar jamming de- for an emer- toll houses, etc. — all slowing vice. As deduced by air experts, where love has become the most important thing, in PORTER down the turnover of coins. An- Most basic, of course, is the ployed producer by an inflationary issue of money. Bu ollowing is what happened: tihe Federal fact that while .our population the world. f. gency supply, other is the spread of shopping prices would inevitably rise unless . . . The navigational radar of the Reserve branch 5iad declared it centers which compete with been soaring and the U.S. reconnaissance plane was "Everybody should love everybody else—rl|ht? too was out of quarters. Then banks as treasure chests of demand for coins has jumped Ah, there's the rub. To put the Ad Hoc program deliberately blacked out and a Well, I'm trying. You know what? It isn't easy to love •he asked what the Mint coins. accordingly, our two mints in Russian signal substituted—luring foing to do about it. Philadelphia and Denver are into effect, the government would have to reinstitute everybody because I don't know everybody. But I don't Use of Sales Taxes he RB-66 off course deep into "I didn't quite know what to woefully antiquated, simply can- price control and wage control. In brief, we would havi East Germany where it was shot hate anybody, even.that boy who sent the,funny Val- tell her," said Miss Adams in A third factor is the rising not produce enough coins even down by MIG interceptors. It is on a 24-hour-day, severi-day-a- to do what Hitler did in the Nineteen Thirties and entine. I think of him as a sort of an ox, you know?" an interview, "for at the moment Washington did during the war. Tie everybody and assumed the latter already were •he called, we didn't have any week schedule. Both mints were airborne and waiting for the un- She edges up onto one of my knees and continues quarters either!" built at the turn of the century. everything in industry to a permanent OPA. armed U.S. plane. Damned Nonsense her speech. "Where would we be if there wasn't love? The U.S. today is in the midst We would have to do even more. For who would Congressional authorities are (Continued on Page 7) of the most critical coin short- What can be done about it? be willing to work for 60 dollars a week if he coul quietly checking on information age in history, as this little The Treasury's hoard of silver hat has come to them that in the anecdote underlines. "All tiie has already been freed for coin- have the equivalent from the Ad Hoc-ers' governmen closely guarded negotiations on banks are yelling for coins, but making by a 1%3 law authoriz- for doing nothing? Even those making more would he release of the three U.S. air- there just aren't enough to go ing the switch from $1 silver men, Moscow demanded that no •round," Miss Adams openly certificates to gold-backed Fed- quit if the Ad Hoc unemployment payments were t public charge be made they were admits. "For a long time, we eral Reserve notes, At least two be left untaxed. ured off course. tried not to talk about the coin major federal agencies — the No society could put up with this sort of thing Also, that the U.S. apologize shortage on the basis that it Securities and Exchange Com- or the plane "straying" over might cause a run on existing mission and the Federal Trade of course. The next step would be to compel people East Germany, and officially af- supplies. We thought of having Commission — are reported pre- to accept work in order to justify their guaranteed an- irm it had not been on a "mili- a 'piggy bank week' to call in paring massive investigations in- nual income. This is the reality of life in Soviet Russia ary reconnaissance mission." coins, but came to the conclusion to coin collecting and coin hoard- Secretary Rusk did that. It has this would only make matters Bank authorities are urg- today. Compulsory work books for everybody. No work also been noted in congressional j worse. Now if really has be- ing tanks to clamp down on coin no eat. quarters that the State Depart- come a major problem." speculators. ment chief announced the reljase Shortage Severe Well, do you like the prospect? If you don't, you if the imprisoned airmen on a TV And funds finallyy are being Item: The shortage of minor id f had better form an Ad Hoc Committee on the Quadru- irogram where he could not be coins is so severe that some ippropriated for construction of ple Revolution to combat the propaganda of the Ad questioned about this mystery- i new mint in Philadelphia to ;hrouded incident. banks are resorting to "green Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution. Otherwise sales" to pad tiieir supplies. One iccelerate minting of coins. bank in Denver has been offer- Nevertheless, the coin shortage you'll be in hock to the Ad Hoc-ers—or Ad Hockers PEACE CORPS' OTHER SIDE ing to sell $2 bills for $1.95 in <; critical now and what a What the Ad Hock Triple Thinkers can't get —The dedicated idealism and re- Treasury official calls "this coins. Another In Greenfield, through their heads is that any government relief that markable achievements of the Mass., collected more than |10,- damned nonsense of coin collect- housands of young and old Peace 000 of badly-needed coins by sell- ng" is a hot craze. The only is given the status of a "right" automatically becomes :orps enrolees have justly won Ing new $1 bills for 98c. undamental solution a primary charge on production that must be paid for worldwide acclaim, but there Is enormous increase, in coin pro- Item: Miss Adams estimates duction and that's going to ahead of such minor considerations as maintenance a little known bureaucratic as- that 12 billion additional coins ake years. pect of the agency that present: are needed in circulation now reinvestment and expansion. Industry—which is you very different picture. just to meet current demand, Grandfather of all the tempor- and me or anyone else who works for a living—can Comfortably nestled in the ad double the total actually in circu- ary office buildings in Washing and should be willing to take care of hardship cases ministrative purlieus of the Peace lation. '' ton is a yellow brick one on the But beyond that? Must the employed be compelled, by 'orps is a sizable army of of- Item: A fantastic demand for Mall. Built in 1S56, it first served cials and consultants drawing •liver dollars has slashed the as the District of Columbia Arm- law, to bail out the ocean? op government salaries—the of- Mint's supply of cartwheels from ory. Since, it has been a Civil Come to think of it, why am I writing this column icials from $16,000 to $20,000, "I don't mind demonstrations -- you. 28.5 million at the start of 1964 War hospital, a museum ware- anyway? I could live marvelously well on $3,000 a year md the consultants and experts to way under 13 million, and at house, an aquarium, a motion- rom $25 to $75 a day. deny these kids an outlet for tht this rate ol demand the Mint will in Spain or Mexico. Assuming they would still let me —j , - .— £ picture studio, on office building Thii unpubllclzed cozy other not tiro I O99ressiofts, ood yo« 90% be oat tit •Hvcr doitav in e i Friday. March 27, 1064 and a government paint shop. paV0 a passport. (Continued on hgt 7) DENNIS THE MENACE By Bank Ketehu* Rhode l*l&nd«rt, with a $1 tax payment tor each dollar*'of aid country. Turn It a kt of Jaycee Unit For Each Federal Aid Dollar receivwJ, broke even. Otber states about that, but, (fee tan TRENTON — New Jersey httou reported by tbe Hew Jeney received "b&rgaiag " federal dM & te f pent for MOvttfe* to To Campaign back In first pifte*-** the *tat« axpayers AMadiHoo showed &e tez, costs of *« o-juatrtot. 1 believe th« £*zp«y*r» pay the most tupnytrs of thit state psyiog g from ft c*»U ia Oregon, mttftant average of 12.10 for each of to £2 ceott in Tens, !o 23 eetttf I food tittfe, ttt* charity, sboukt tor MCB fetter of "aid" waived •tart at home." NMMtz, prwkteat of tbt > %U0,m,WH m g in both tad Aitfta. from the Federal Government But the rvwnocratie-oootroUed Bay Ana Jayceei. Ua announced it cam* Into the state under The tax cost figures, it wts .ooogrett for ttw current fiscal House decisively rejected his th» retigmatkra of Robert J. After boMifig this dubious distinc- * Federal Government's admin- pointed out, do not lacted* the yMr. Supporting this demand, economizing amendment. tion for several years, New Jer-istrative budget during the 1963 additional substantial admtalJtn. I^ep. Bob Dole, R-Kans., pro- Benedickson, an Independent can Fiscal year. Toward the $5,326,- tive coets of the federal aid pro- didate for Raritan Townthlp sey lost It to Delaware in the Awed *• Corps' surprisingly, THE LADIES-*]%« wives of 100,000 nationwide distribution of gram as tax dollars travel to tosh administrative payroll. Committee. previous annual accounting. 'ederal grants, Jerseyites sent to Washington to be returned as' two of President Johnson's close Latest of the annual tabul* Dole also pointed out that vlr adviser* are lawyers to their own He explained the resignation Washington an estimated $232,- "aid" grants, nor the substantial 00,000 in tax dollars—a better "matching" costs frequently r»> tually everyone on It fats had oneright, although only one is prac- waa tendered for political rea- or more Juicy raises. Folltwing han $2 cost for each $1 of aid. quired of state and local govern- ticing her profession. She is Mrs sons to at not "to place the U a fummwy of his significant Carolyn Fortas, wife of Abe For |220 in Fines New Jersey's new $2.10 tax cost ments receiving such grants. tas, among the Presidents most stigma' of partisanship on the ratio topped those of all 50 states The New Jersey Taxpayers As- Annual Salary No. of Officials intimate lieutenants. Mrs. For- chapter." and the District of Columbia, sociation's calculations of costs (20,000 4 tas, who practices under her The member! voted to bestow Are Paid elaware, whose taxpayers paid of federal aid in New Jersey are 119,000-plui 4 maiden name, Carolyn Agger, i* a lifetime honorary membership he highest ratio in the 1962 fiscal based upon allocations prepared H8,0(KH>1UJ 13 a leading tax attorney end heads upon Mr. Benedickson, who was By Driver ear, exchanged places with New by the Tax Foundation, a nation- . . ,— 10 a special division In that field In charter member of the chapter, ersey in the new calculations, al research organization with of- dropping into second place with $18,00O-plu8 i6 her husband's big corporation president in 196143, recipient of RED BANK-Wiliiam H. Davis fices in New York City and Wash- Of (be army of consultants and law firm. Mrs. Fortas is a cigar the Distinguished Service Award of 87 Linden PI. has been fined payment of $2.03 per dollar of ington, D. C. iid received. New Jersey's other experts, 14 received $75 a day; smoker, particularly fond of the for 1963 and the prime moving $120 on five motor vehicle These allocations show the *-470; S—«6Sj 4-$60; 3-455; 5- big ones favored by Winston orce behind the Community Cen- eighbors fared somewhat bet- charges. ter. Taxpayers in New York statestate-by-state breakdown of total $50; 5-^49; J-440; 4-*35; 1- Churchill. *nie other lawyer-wife ter Committee. grants-ln-ald payments under tbt $25. Patrolman Lester Hauck, on ere sixth among the "paying' Is Mra. George Reedy, graduate Malcolm Thompson, chairman federal administrative budget at 6a4d Grow, vigorously urging of Fordham Law Sohool, and March 2, had charged Davis with ;tates with a cost of $1.62 per $1 of the community jurvey, an- •eceived. Those of Pennsylvania reported by the treasurer of the his proposed $20 million cut, while she doesn't practice law, reckless driving— fast accelera- United States and the estimated nounced the completion of the tion in the direction of the of< ere 13th with a $1.18 cost per "Why not spend this money on she still has a keen legalistic out- project. When compilation Is fin tax burden faMing upon ta»p*y- tbe needy and poverty-stricken in look. . . Mrs. Elly M. Peterson, ficer—tor which Davig was fined loilar. ished the results will be pre- In all, taxpayers in 19 states ers within each state to support our own country instead of assistant chairman of the Repub- $55; failure to stop for an of- the grants programs nationally. sented to the township govern- ficer's signal, for which he was (owing It down some -foreign lican National Committee, Is con- ment for future action. 4faln. Hie administration has sidering running against Mich- fined $15, and an inspection viola- IMndied a so-called war-on-pov- igan's Democratic Senator Philip John Waring was presented the tion, for which be was fined $10. •rty program, headed by Mr. Sar-Hart. An astute politician, Mrs. aycee of the Month Award for On March 16, Lt. Philip Jian- "UKsbuiM." "No/feftbuyafomt.* gettt Sbriver, who Is also head of Peterson is being strongly urged Nine Join Pack 139 is handling of the junior bowling nine said Davis allowed an un- tournament. the Peace Corps. by Michigan and other Republi- HAZLET - New boys received sented to Robert OeJonge, Timo- licensed driver to operate his ve- "Why don't we first take care can leaders to undertake the into Cub Pack 139 at a recent thy Minnlch, Robert Coyle, It was reported that the Jaycees hicle, for which he was fined $30, of the unemployed and needy In campaign. meeting at the Faith Reformed Charles Wood and Stanley Chat- will supply manpower for the bike and charged him with driving Church, were Brian Jakob, Steven man. safety program to be held April 4 without his registration, for which nder the sponsorship of the Mid tie was fined $10. Fall, Thomas Spagrioli, John The honor and attendance ban- Larkin, Todd Higby, Peter Rug- die Road Parent-Teacher Assocla< Jim Bishop ner went to Dtn 7, and announce- ion. The chapter will investigate Anthony Palmerl, Jr., of Ham- giero, Thomas Murphy, William ment was made for the following ilton Ave., Neptune, was fined for (Continued) Parry and Kenneth Switzer. he possibility of holding a custom events: Saturday, April 4, tour :ar and hot rod exhibition in the three traffic offenses: $15 for Nowhere, ihaf s where. People have to love each other Achievement awards were pre- of McGulre Air Force Base. Cubs iiimmer. driving the wrong way on Water pretty good. Sometimes when they first say hello, they will meet at the church at 9 a.m.; St., a one-way street; $15 for Easy-Sew Trio Monday, April 6, a den mothers' Thomas Stansfield, chairman of failure to comply with an of- don't like each other. This is wrong. Tell me, are big meeting will be held; Tuesday, the circus committee, reported ficer's directions; and $15 for ob- people stupid? Or maybe they're afraid, April 14, a committee meeting he sale of tickets would start In structing traffic. will be held, and the next regular injunction with related adver- •-:•'• "Did you see the six o'clock movie last night? Printed Pattern sing. The Community Center Also In traffic court, Howell pack meeting will be held on K. Walton, Jr., of SiWerbrook Well, this man comes home and his girl is there and Friday, April 24. chairman, Richard Grady, re- he grabs her and crushes her with kisses—you should ported the demand for chaperons Rd., Shrewsbury, was fined $15 exceeded the supply, and that and lost his license for 60 days h*ve seen him. Why aren't you like that, Tiger?" members would have to repeat for a non-moving violation. He ; I thought about it a moment. "Okay," I said, "I'll Teenagers more often than first was ex- was charged with obstructing be your tiger. Wait until I put my teeth back in." pected. The committee still has traffic with a parked car. The In 'Council' wpes of getting interested citi- suspension was at the request ens to assist on this phase of of a parent. operations. James Williams of Pearl St. BUT FOR FINANCING. On Conduct was fined $30 for careless driv- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The ing, Courtney L. Dean of Leigh- THEY STAND ON COMMON GROUND: Raritan Bay Area Jaycee Com- Pupils Help ton Ave. was fined $10 for park- munity Center Youth Council ing on the wrong side of the NEW CAR? comprised of teenagers, included street, Daniel Smith of Washing- Tiwcn&K zviTiuS M orleoldtagttUa»> JUST TELL YOUR DEALER YOU on the agenda of their recenl To Advertise ton Ave., Leonardo, was fined prints, our loan helps you take action fast fijoy WOULD LIKE TO FINANCE IT meeting topics such as strengthen $30 for careless driving, James H. Gaffrey of East River Rd., a moderate amount down, comfortaU« .payment THRU THE FRIENDLY ing the dress code, budget, clean- up day and general rules of con-The Roadeo Rumson, was fined $20 for driv- money-saving options ... all «i attndtnfy Iowoott duct. HAZLET — Th« last two weeks ing without license plates, and Ask for details now. Magistrate WilUam I. Klatsky Karen Ronnie, 17, president of las seen much art work going OUNTY dismissed a careless driving the council and a senior at on at Middle Road Sohool In re- complaint against Roland Scott . 12 CONVENIENT OFFICES Raritan Township High School sponse to the Parent-Teacher As- of Brown PI. recently was inducted into the Bed Bank National Honor Society. She is ociation's request for posters to William Downd of Earl St. editor of the school literary advertise the April 4 "Roadeo" was fined $25 for using loud and magazine, "Scratch Pad," and or safe bike riding ability and abusive language on borough streets and In borough hall, and Tb» Plact To Go For The Brands You Know has participated in school plays. ikes in good operating condi- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Jim Warren, 18, vice-president, Christine Santaro of Shrewsbury nmoito » BROAD ST.* RED BANK, HA tion. a senior, is co-chairman of the Ave. was fined the same amount the IVY CORNER school safety council, and a mem Mrs. Edward Haberstroh, in for being drunk and disorderly "Where You Save Does Make a Difference!" ber of the sohool glee club and charge of the program, received and loitering. Boys' and Students' Department < m oi the choir of .the RefoHried 2 posters to distribute to local Member Federal Home Loan Bank Systc Church, Keyport. tore windows. The theme of the graphed drawings prepared by JOHN DANIELS1 MEN'S WEAR Also on the committee are Su-posters is to encourage the stu Mrs. John Ketchow, to color in san Ronnie, M, ninth grade, sec- ents and their parents to spend bicycle safety pictures, and write short compositions based on MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK retary; Valerie Unanski, 14, ninth the time before April 4 in making grade, treasurer; Mike Abate- sure the children's bicycles are their pictures. EATONTOWN, N. J. Charge It—30-60 or 90 Dayv marco, 17, 12th grade, mainte- i good repair. The school has used this worth- nance; Ethel Sheehan, 14, ninth Throughout the school for these while project to help the students 542-2150 grade, and Nick Campossano, 17 same weeks, all teachers have be prepared for their spring bike 12th grade, publicity,. 3een accenting the dangers of riding activities. The second The newest member to join Is Mke riding, by presenting a film, grade class of Miss Dorothy "1 Jerry Beggs, 18, employed by ooklets, and a test for good Tansey have a model street dis- I.M.PEI Architect Associates, riders. The upper grades pre- play set up in the foyer of the I Fashion loves the blouse-and- New York. Membership in the pared their posters and the school, and the corridors will skirt look — so fresh for spring! council is open to all boys and rimary grades wall use mimeo- exhibit additional bike safety. I Sew this pretty bouquet in linen, girls between 13 and 20 years pique, cotton. of age, who are residents of the Printed Pattern 9045: Half Siz«s township. Interested youths may %. 14%. 16'/j, 1854. 20%, 22'/2. contact any of the Community Size 16'/2 top style 1% yards 35- Center officers. inch; middle 1% yds.; lower iy2 It was announced an intro- yds. 39-inch. ductory dance is tentatively Fifty cents in coins for this pat- scheduled for late April. tern — add 15 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing and EGG HUNT TOMORROW special handling. Send to Marian MIDDLETOWN — The Recrea Martin, Red Bank Register, Pat- tion Commission has announced (MRAL JERSEY BANK tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., Newthat final plans have been made TRUST York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, for the seventh annual Easter MUNHURST MlfflitWH lUDtETIEAM U10KT0WH FMMIHGOJILE fOIT HOKUOUTH FBUHOUKD address with zone, size and style Egg Hunt to be held 10 a.m., number. tomorrow at Bodman Park. Par- nenounn»iip IOKSIRAHH mum mm* NEPTUNE em smiaw Pram go«-s take advantage of J. 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Whit* St. So. of 1«rh Ave. and Maple Ave. Hwy. 71 (4N) —Paint and Hardware— Having many y«an In «n« ««I*-Ntt • JaOnl-ell Trate RED BANK BELMAR 741-6300 747-1030 (AS HOLMDEL RD; HAZIET CALL Tel. 747-2020 Tel. 481.1200 138 LOWER COMPLETE LINE OF PHONE 264-2211 MAIN STREET GARDEN SUPPLIES and GRASS SEEDS 842-3528 MATAWAN Closed Easter Sunday RED BANK Tel. S66-2I3I |Open AU Day Saturday] uuuu ray as i ou Uo, Do Not frove the Home Need Rolling HOME and GARDtH REVIEW &H you CM t . FREEHOLD U If you are tak- AT tttmttmm Witter Mather until Improvement*, that ing for wayi of ellmliutlng some work in taking care of the lawn, Wh»t C«A you-dp to improve can add to the family happiness Grew Busy «od value of your houM. forget about that early spring your houw while you wait for rolling. the money tree to bloom? There is always room for one Fertilizers That'*- the attitude to take, small plan when you own a Rolling is not necessary as a OnApartment] rather than wishing for some- house and even If you rent one. regular maintenance practice on thing you can't afford right now. It's half the fun (A running your good lawns. In most cases, the Land Site * Peat Moss own little estate. practice of rolling the lawn In the ••••••••••• spring can do more harm than EATONTOWN-Mark Handler, Take a good, broad look at good, declares Dr. Henry W. In- the builder, said a crew of 14 * things around you and decide dyk, extension turf management men are working on the landscap- • Lime When you use* which project can be workedHn- specialist at Rutgers University. ing of the 44-acre site for Eaton to your bu«2M right now. pa- GOING UP — King James Apartments, Rt. 36, adjacent Crest Apartments, * tio? Ptrch/ Swimming Poo5? He adds: "However, t roller can be used to some advantage are in last stages of construction. Occupancy is slated He said crews are spreading VILLAGE * The improvement you can Af- 30,000 pourlds of lime, 27,000 on a lawn to repair the effects of to Many Mind Creek, Atlantic Highlands, shown above, * ford this year may merely be en frost action, he says. In areas of pounds of fertilizer and 1,100 Fred D. Wikoff Co. GREEN * awning over an open porch or this turf or on lawns established for May. Project features 48 apartments—36 one-bed- pounds of seed for the nourish- deck. Don't scoff. It may be late last fall, the freezing and room units, 12 two-bedroom units, a swimming pooj for ment and growth of lawns. Go- * the best hundred-or-so dollars thawing of the soil may have ing in are 375 shrubs, bedded in Red Bank, New Jersey you use the * you've spent in years. An awn> lifted the grass plants out of the adults and children, and parking for 60 cars. Of brick 26,000 pounds of peat moss and * ing can transform an outdoor ex soil. veneer construction, the $400,000 project consists of two 100 flowering and shade varieties of trees. tension of the house Into an inll "The plants under such condi two-story colonial style buildings located on three Acres 747-0552 741-0554 -BEST" * mate, cozy thing. It's as if the When Eaton Crest's Swim Club tions are left high and dry with of woodland. The builder is King Construction Co., Long * house spread out its arms to their roots exposed to drying pool is completed, it will be filled * bring the outdeck into the told. winds. Then 4 roller may be used Branch. with 159,000 gallons of water. What other assets do you have to compress the soil around the Work in the pool area is in prog- j * ress. on hand that may be improved roots to prevent damage from Sap is now running from these * Mr. Handler said 261 apart- with the little money you have? drying out. wonds. It's Natural ments have been rented. These * An interesting' or large tree, "If rolling is necessary, do not "Most homeowners feel that * use one heavier than 100 pounds include leases to five new will- even if it is some distance from they must stop this sap flow, usu be tenants. * the house, can be the base of a The best time to roll is in early For Maples ally by applying a coat of tree- ORGA-VITE! spring after the frost Is out of patio, offering its outstretched wound dressing, but the wound Home Buyers' School limbs as shade. Properly land- the ground and the soil is moist continues to drip. for everything that grows scaped with flower borders, this but not muddy. Rolling a wet soi To Drip "If we stop to realize that the 'Graduation' Monday can be a spot that is truly enjoy- will produce a hard compacted FREEHOLD — Many, maple maple sugar and maple syrup condition." POINT PLEASANT - The able. The floor can be gravel or rees wave long, wet streaks "down business is possible only because School for Home Buyers will end 100% NATURAL ORGANIC granite chips or even brick. "Rolling a lawn for correcting iome branches or on their trunks. maple trees do drip in its five evening sessions Monday You can discover other outdoor an uneven surface is not advis- Marvin A. Clark, county agri- spring, we then have a better ap- when it "graduates" 170 "stu- areqs if there isn't a big tree. able," adds M. A. Clark, agricul ultural agent, says: "In other preciation of why our trees are dents," most of whom, according For Building The side of a sloping lawn offers tural agent. "A roller with rees, you may find broken dripping," points out Count; to president Blaze lonno of the enough weight to do this job aft' great possibilities for shady >ranohes from which the sap is Agent Marvin A. Clark. N. J. Shore Builders Association, New Lawns... the lawn is established would dripping. A fair-sized pool of sap "Throughout the New England have obtained the highest hours and even for sun bathing, seriously damage the physica may form on the sidewalk or soil states, the trees are intentionall; grades for interest, questioning Repairing and although the aim should be to condition of the soil. build where there is some sort of under such a drip. wounded to collect gallons of sap. and attendance." shelter from sun and sudden "It would leave the soil so hard "If you cut any branches from This process has been going o; School is being held in Britt's Feeding Existing showers. and compact that grass would rour maple or birch trees during for many years. There is no ob- Department Store Auditorium, MIRACLE have a difficult time surviving. vious damage to the trees. Lawns Carports are often converted ihe fall or winter, you are sure Brick Township. Produced by the "Forget that early spring rol- o have a drip from the cut end. "If your maple tree is drippin N. J. Shore Builders Association, ORGA-VITE into patios because there is an ling unless an examination of the overhang above that forms the "The heavy, wet snows during just forget it. Next summer Gh< in co-operation with N. J. Natural Too* BATUMI «•*" lawn shows need for it. But if you he past winter broke many wound will form a callous and Gas Company and Brick Town- beginning of a roof so that it must roll your lawn to get exer can be laced with heavy vines >ranches with the extra weight. there will be no more drip." ship Recreation Commission, cise, make sure your roller is school to date has covered such until plans for a more perman- a light one." FERTILIZER ent structure are complete. important pre-home buying sub- jects as mortgage financing, how People living on hilltops need and statuary and bird baths can to tell good construction, lot and MIRACLE not forego a patio because the design, value Mlth«t totphas now added 10 years aaeaasaBaaa eet directions for his prcttfuci more as a civilian employee. , ENER, M MOWERS 4*2-0681 from the manufacturer. Soil musi V be dug out and sand out in fo TILLERS AND some floorings., A drainage plan TURF SLICERS is necessary and a pattern must FOR RENT be worked out. The de^fe LEAVE A DEED-NOT A DEBT! BEAUTIFUL LAWN should be put on paper first fo SAND BLASTING best results. $10,000.00 MORTGAGE INSURANCE Cltanlng of Irlck lulldlnqi IW.H. POTTER We should evaluate everything AS LOW AS $40 PER YEAR PREMIUM before making the first move, SOOHER OR LATER YOU MUST .CALL ; and SON Waterproofing * Pointing and that includes working out the RED HILL ROAD AND site of the patlo^ or tertiace, On GARDEN STATf PARKWAY DAVID STILLMAN that It is not top-windy, too bug- Phont 671 -0552 Caulking • Painting ey, tdo sunny or too shady. I t , General Insurance 15 OAK ST. FREEHOLD the proper restraint is, exercised so we do not become so ambi -648 Broad St., Shrewsbury — 741 - 8(00 tious that the project can't be LawnamaT completed for lack of time or money, this should be a pain ® less experiment whether it is done by a do-it-yourselfer or the RED BANK MOWER SERVICE GARDEN TILLERS experts. We should know wher Formerly with Balrd-Davlson Not This Year! do werything but wafer your garden I we are going and how much it S3 MORFORD PL. !Prtpor»S«edBedl • Cultivate letw«w Rows I will cost before we start. — CALL 741 - 2300 — • EndWaadNIIngl AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ... ACCLAIMED ,\ • Turn Grand UndMvf«rHll»,Mv!(l>l Frank Lepore of Little Silver International LoBoy Cub end Cub Cadet Tractors, ••.ulpm't NATIONALLY BY A SIK and Prlci for Eviry ftrdn a student at William and Mary Joeobwn Tracton, Mowen, Lawn Equlpmint THOUSANDS OF • 3, i and 5 HP Engines • Fold-ovir Mis College, is in the cast for the Homko Mowers and Riding Mawtn HOMEOWNERS! • Fingertip (onlf oil Shakespearean birthday produc Suburbanite Rider Mowen Adjustable wheel and handle helajits, tion of "Richard III" to be pre Pennsylvania Mowers, Plonesr Chain Saws sented in the Williamisburg, Va. We rant Jacobwn Lawn Renovators, Mowers, CH0*IMA$m doei tough gar a fraction campus theater April 23, 24 and All Kind! of Mowtri, Tractorc and Equipment Repaired and Serviced of the tim»...deeper, better,fatter Some Straight Talk INTRODUCTORY OFFER tilling. "Slicer" action tines expand Com 6 . to *ork ground up to 30' wldt. Aboui Lawn Care • POWER AERATION - P' '°- Slbrii compactly, $129' It takes time to build a good lawn...plus • FERTILIZATION 3 Hff Tempo 'itm» In for » DimoHifrof tonma * toy 01 ytt QmA top quality materials and the know-how • RE-SEEDING and know-when to use them. You waste (T Ib. per1OOOsq.fi.) W. H. POTTIR qiid SON the finest seeds and chemicals if you don't (lor up to 4000 sq. ft RED HILL ROAD, MIDDLETOWN • POWER ROLLING area. Each additional aster use them at the right time, in the right, 1000 u. ft., ») R quantities, under the right conditions or for EXPANDED SERVICE featuring the right purposes. And you must KEEP owers IT UP to build a permanent, lovely lawn. • POWER AERATION Compfete only HI NEIGHBOR! • Jackson and Perkins The "Rube Goldbergish" Lawn-A-Mat ma-, • FERTILIZATION OUR ANNUAL chine (pictured above) distributes seed, • RE-SEEDING $ • Maxwell Bowden and Rice fertilizer, weed killers, fungicides and pes- • POWER ROLLING EASTER FLOWER SALE • WEED CONTROL 39" ticides in a single automated operation... "Prize Winning Roses" (lor up to 4009 IS NOW ON! plus aerating and rolling. • GRUB-PROOFING >q. it. arta) LOW PROFIT, HIGH VOLUME Corsages from 1.00 It is impossible for you to duplicate its MAKES THE DIFFERENCE! Bouquets—Cut Flowers Speed and precision...even if you had all FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM the do-it-yourself gadgets needed. 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Lotc Prices—So Come on Down CRABGRASS CONTROL &1 C MUSCLE'S & GARDEN CENTER INCLUDING SUNDAYS CHINCH BUG CONTROL II sq. ft. Charlie's Farm Market (Easy to Reach From Any Direction) Discount Garden, Center CALL NUMBER NEAREST YOU corner of Summit Ave. and Highway 36 HWY. 36, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 Red Bank - Rumson Matawan - Holmdel Middletown BELFORD OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY—URGE PARKING AREA 747-2183 566-1013 747-2122 RED BANK REGISTER 12-Friday, March 27, 1964 FRIDAY MOVIE TIMETABLE 1EDBANK Top Television Woodruff *4d variety to Johnny 3 -WC88-TV CbuMl • . CAM.TON- Orson'* comer. (Odor). 11; 15 Cfcmxll -WNBCTV J. _WABOTD k nt" WsJJu *:V>; 7:M; %M; Hick p/n. MBC. -WHOM* I U »:»; »(« 8*0; 4:»; <•*«; 140. *l/rf.—*. Ttfer Walks 2;M: IM; . fttlMY flftlMV SVCMItM T:»: *:»; Nick 1:011; 4:20: «:«; *M. Fare for Today U:W tm „ EATONTOWN l-lm 01 LHe—Serlot ti-Thre* llttegn DRJVE-IN- Tonight's top television shows lerraan and Anna Lee. (Color; TV Key «-Y«ur First Impression Il-Operatlon Alphabet J-5even ICiysi FRI. * BAT.—Cartoons 1:00; Tils •s previewed and selected by TV8:30 p.m. NBC. e-News-John Wingotf I—Ntws-Waltir c'ronkltt) Prlw 7:21; 11:43; Pun In Acapulco 4—Local News—Pressman, Ryan 10:01. Key's staff of experts who at- e-Mehwry Ume-joe Franklin {-Mickey Mouse Club BUN.—Cartoons 6:30; The Prise 8:61: TWILIGHT ZONE. "I Am tr II—Rocky And His Frlmds 7—Local News—Bin Btuttl U:1S; Fun in Acapulco 6:31. tend rehearsals, watch screen- Mailbag 11:8 9—Moverlck Night-Color Me Black;" Ro LONG BRANCH Ings, and analyze scripts in New t—News—Harry Reasoner 11—Broken Arrow BARONET- York and Hollywood. Serling again, but here his ta! IJ-Proflle: New Jersey By STEVEN H. SCHEUER J -Search For Tomorrow 4:41 MlsadVentures of Merlin Jones 2:00; takes a weird and imagdnati 4—Truth Or Consequences 7—News—Ron Cochron 7:00: 10:20; Bye. Bye Birdie 3:30; S—Cartoons- Fred Scott e:55 8:26. THE GREAT ADVENTURE turn on an innocent murdere Question — My sister told me 7—Fathsr Knows Best 4—Weothtr—Pat Hernon BAT- * BUN.—Misadventures o[ Mer- "Go Down Moses." (Repeat). A about to be executed. The ide;that Shirley Booth was tired of 11—Corloon Carnival 7:00 lin Jones 2:00; 5:30; 9:00; Bye, Bye may send some fans away bu playing "Hazel" and that the 12:45 1—News-Robert Trout Birdie 3:23; 7:00: 10:30. iuspenseful entry and a good, J—Gulldlng Light—Serial 4—News—Huntley, Brlnkley FREEHOLD earnest effort all around. Ruby stick with it, the drama, is wort show was going to be off the air 11:50 5-Gallant Men . WALTER RFADE next season unless they could II—News 7—DIckensFenster FREEHOLD- Dee, Ethel Waters, and Ossie it. 9:30 p.m. CBS. 12:51 U-News-Kevln Kennedy Klddle Show: Jason * the Argonauts i STERLING THEATRES find a suitable replacement for 4-News W—En Francois 2:00; The Cardinal 7:00; 10:00. Davis star in the 1850 tale about 1 1:00 7:10 BAT.—Kiddle Show: Jason & the THAT WAS THE WEEK THA Miss Booth. Well, all I can say 3—Leave It To Beaver II—Local News—John Tlllman Argonauts 1:00; 3:00; The Cardlna Harriet Tubman, the first worn 4—Women On The Move 7:oo; io:oo. an conductor in the Underground WAS. Allan Sherman joins se is, if they can't convince Miss 5—Cartoons—Ed Ladd 7:15 SUN.—The Cardinal 2:00; 5:00! 8:00. Kenneth Kard ries regulars Elliott Reid,' Stai Booth to stay in the role, they 7-Ernle Ford 11—Weather-Gloria Okon ASBURY PARK CARLTON Railroad, as she gathers up her I—Fl Im-B lackout-li>S4-Done 1:10 RED BANK strength to mafce her first trip ley Grover, Dick Noel, and Nar might just as well can the whole Clork-W Mln. I—Great Adventure LYRIC- cy Ames for a round of jibes an thing.—Mrs. B. M. San Antonio, 1:15 4—International Showtime A Tiger Walks 3:05; 7:35: 9:45. North with escaping slaves on 5-News 7—Destry—Western BAT. * SUN.—A Tiger Walk. 2:35: To Take Matinee 2 • Evening, 7 and 9:1 S board. 7:30 p.m. CBS. swipes at the top of the news Tex. »—Film—Friendly Persuasion—1«»—Gary 4:25; 6:35; 8:45; 10:25. the week that was. 9:30 p.m 2—Ai The World Turns Cooper—2 Hrs. Answer — "Hazel", with Shir- 4—Bachelor Fattier—Comedy 11—Film—Land ot tht Lost Volcano- MAYFAIR- A girl NBC. ley Booth in the title role, will 5-Fllm-Belle Starr— lMl-Randolpti US)—W Mln. The Cardinal 2:30; 7:00; 10:00. Photos In ROUTE 68. "First Class Mou- Scolt-80 Mln. 11—Compleat Gardener SAT.—The Cardinal 2:50; «:15; 9:45 7:45 defies a llak." (Repeat). Nehemiah Per- be on the NBC-TV network for 7—Les Crane SUN.—The Cardinal 2:50; 6:00; 8:25. JACK PAAR SHOW. (Repeat; o_Film-Th» Voice of Sllencs—1954— 13-Sovlet Press This Weet: its fourth consecutive season 1:00 ST JAMES— Anchorage aoff does such a lovely job por-Jack repeats his last year's Goo Aldo Fabrlie—90 Mln. whole town traying a Polish steel mill work- come next Fall. 2:00 5—Roaring 20s— Drama Tom Jones 2:35: 7:00; 9:30. Friday show, and it's just as ap 2—Password—Allen Ludden 11—Drama Festival BAT. ft BUN.—Tom Jones 2:00; <:1S, FAIR HAVEN — Kenneth G er, he makes the show come off 4-Let's Make A Deal l:M 8:30; 9:00; 11:15. to"Save tonight. There are films he too 1—Route U" rather well. The plot, a slow mov- Question — Is it true that there 2:25 •* * . NEPTUNE CITY Kard, son of Mr. and Mrs while flying over the Holy L 4-News—Floyd Kalber 4—Bob Hope—Drama ing affair about the death of a are Academy Awards presented 7—Burkes Law NEPTUNE crry- George A. Kard, 236 Oxford That Tiger!" gospel singer Mahalia Jackso 1—House Party—LlnRletter f:00 Ave., has completed basic train- girl ancl its investigation, is not to animals? I understand "Mr. 5—Bronco—Western A Tiger Walks 1:30; 3:30; 7:40; B:W bolstering up the spirit of hi 4—Doctors— Drama BAT.—A Tiger Walks 12:30; 2:30; ing with the U.S. Army at Fort handled as a mystery story but Ed" is a winner of just such an 7—Day In Court—Drama U-Wanted: .Dead or Alive 4:10; 8:50; 7:35; 9:60. commentary in song; Jim Bishoj award. I never read anything "1—Adventure Rendezvous »:J3 BUN.—A Tiler Walks 2:40; 4:55: Dix. . emphasizes character relation^ adding scholarship and researc! 13—Profile: New Jersey 11—Large Passion—Art 7:10; 9:25. •hips instead. 8:30 p.m. CBS. about this in connection with the r.M BRADLEY BEACH He has been assigned to dutie :o the story of the life of Chris 5—News Oscars or the Emmys presenta- 7—News—Lisa Howard t—Twilight Zone—Drama PALACE— as a photographer with the and Robert Ryan portraying tions which are usually on TV.— 1:00 4-Thot Was The Week That Was Misadventures ot Merlin Jones 3:00 Signal Service Detachment sta fictional bystander to the evenl 2—To Tell The Truth—Lewis 7—Price Is Right 7:30: 9:30. BOB HOPE THEATRE. "Slow J. S., Union City, N. J. 4—Loretta Youna—Drama *-Fllm-Heoven on Earth—1940-W BAT.—Misadventures of Merlin Jones tioned in Anchorage, Alaska. Fade to Black." Rod Serling of the first Good Friday. (Color 5—Doorway To Destiny Mln. 3:00; 7:10; 10:00. PREVIEW Klssln Answer — The American Hu 11—Bishop Fulton J.Sheen Cousins 8:40. Pvt. Kard is a graduate of takes a fresh look at a familiar 10 p.m. NBC. 7—General Hospital •:45 mane Association presents PAT- °—News—Joseph Kino BUN.—Klsiln' Cousins 3:00; B:10 Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Hollywood theme and gives it 11—Laurel and Hardy 4—Antonio Stradivari 7:20; 9:30. SY awards to the outstanding ani 10:00 High Sohoal and attended Mon- •ome welcome perspective. His STEVE ALLEN. Steve holds 1J—Books for Our Time 2—Alfred Hitchcock MANASQUAN mal performers in films and, TV. 4—Jack Parr mouth College, West Long early film tycoon-tyrant suffers press conference with actor An o-V.I.P.'»-Bloarop'hy 5-Detectlves-Pollct ALGONQUIN- This year's awards will be an- 3:25 Dead Ringer 2:40; 7:10; 9:20. Branch, and Rutgers University from a very common ailment— hony Perkins; has a chat wi 7—Boxing BAT.—Puss In Boots 3:00; 8:00; Dead nounced on April 4th. Last year's 2—News—Douglas Edwards I3-World at Ten New Brunswick. the old making way for the new.attorney Samuel Kling; takes IT—Dick Tracy-Cartoon 1i:N Ringer 7:00; 9:10. Free-lance photographer, Jerry winners were "Big Red," from 1:10 5-O. A's Man-Police BUN.—Puss in Boots 3:00; 5:00' RutWess though the man was and lesson in surf board riding; an 2—Edge 01 Night—Serial Man's Favorite Sport 6:45; 9:10. Kard, is in charge of operating is, Serling pays him the respect the Walt Disney film with the 4-You Don't.Sayl—Kennedy 11—Steve Allen POINT PLEASANT brings on Ethel Ennis for a son same name, and "Mister Ed," 5—Texan—Western 11-Pleased To Meet You hus brother's photography busi due his historical accomplishment 11:15 p.m. WPIX. 7—Queen For A Day 10:41 ARNOLD- ness, known as Focus Foto TV's talking horse. 9—High Rood to Adventure 7—Make that Spare FHI. A BAT.—Sunday In New York even as he pins the has-been la- Il-Abbott & Costello 11-Reflectlons 2:40; 7:10; 9:20. graphy, while Pvt. Kard is in the bel on the man's life and work. TONIGHT. Playwright Gore Vi 4:00 11:01 BUN.—Misadventures of Merlin Jones service. Question — I recently saw the 2—Secret Storm—Serial J—News—Dauglns Edwards 3:00; 5:00r 7:00: 9:00. Rod Steiger leads a strong cast dal, George Jessel, actress Hi: 4—Match Game—Gene Rayburn 4-News—Frank McGte LAURELTON including Robert Culp, Sally Kel- movie "Sunday in New York" 5—Asfraboy 5-News da Brauner and singer Kath; 7—Trallmasler 7—News—Bob Young DRIVE-IN- SMASHING HIGH NOTE and Peter Nero appeared in one 9—Funny Company ?—Film-See 7:30 p.m. A Tiger Walks 7:15: 11:00; Bye Bye BRIAN KEITH scene in which he played the pi II—Chuck McCann—Children tl-News-John K. M. McCaffrey Birdie 9:00. GREAT BEND, Kan. (AP) — 13—Bridge With.Jean Cox 11:11 SAT.—A Tiger Walks 7:00; 10:60: Bye VERAMILES ano. I have many of his records 4:25 4-Weather—Tex Antolne Bye Birdie 8:50. Robert Stover Jr., 13, found he and I think he's great looking in 4—News—Sander Vanocur 5— Rim—Dead Reconlno—1W7— BUN.—A Tiger Walks 6:30; 10:20; could be a smash hit with l]is mmouxc Humphrey Bogart—1 Hr., 50 Mln. Bye. Bye Birdie 8:20. addition to being a great piano 2—Love That Bab)—Comedy Wldmork—2 Hrs. trumpet. ^> player. Does he ever appear on 4-Moke Room For Ooddy 7-News-BIII Beulel 5—Hall of Fun 11—Weather-Marilyn Grey NORTH Or RED BANK During practice he hit an un- TV? Also, in the movie Nero was 11—New Biology—Education 11:15 known high note and sound 5:00 4—Local News ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS playing in a nightclub called the 2—Film—Escapade In Japan—1957— II—Steve Allen—Variety ATLANTIC- waves shattered' a crystal vase Teresa Wright—90 Mln. 'Club Nero." Is there really such 2—Film—Lost Horlio'n—1937— Ronald PRI.—Wonderful World Brothers nearby. 4—Film—Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise Orlmm 2:00; 7:00; 9:15. a place?—D. Z., Bridgeport, 1940-Sldney Toler—90 Mln. Coleman-2 Hrs., 5 Mln. 7-Fllm—Hell and High Water—Richard BAT.—Wonderful World Brothers onn. 7-Fllm-Hot Rod Girl—1957-Lorl Nelson Orlmm 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:05. ••••••••••••••••I 90 Mln. Wldmork—2 Hrs. BUN.—Man With X-nay Eyes 2:00: AMPLE PARKING Answer —Peter Nero is set to 9—Film — Bhowaifl Junction—IWo-Avo 11:M 5:20; 8:30; Haunted Palace 3:60; 7:00; INTERNATIONAL appear on Perry Como's net TV Gardner-90 Mln. 4—Johnny Carson—Variety 10:00. OPPOSITE THEATRE 1— SHOWCASE THEATRES special on April 9th. The show 11—Once Upon A Day—Children ll-Fllm-Th« Long Night—1»47—Henry KEANSBURG 9:10 Fonda-I Hr., 55 Mln. CASINO- FEATURING THE will come from Minneapolis, 5—Sandy's Hour—Cartoons 1:00 FRI. A BAT.—Lilies of the Field: Minnesota, and Nero is scheduled 1—Superman—Adventure 4-News-BIII Ripple Fun In Acapulco 6:30; 8:10. PLAZA STAIRCASE WEDDING tt-What's New-Children 5-News SUN—Lilies of the Field; Fun In to play some selections from the 9—Ntws and Weather Acaputco (continuous). Rt. 34 Kcypuit HPIIH Area BANQUETS FROM 25 TO 300 PEOPLE 1:10 EATONTOWN film "Sunday in New York." The 4-Fllm—The Story of Will Rogers—1952 HAZLET 264-4434 DRIVE-IN THEATRE "Club Nero" is a fictitious place 2 Hrs., 5 Mln. LOEWS DRIVE-IN- ALL NEW S-Fllm— Daisy Kenyan—1947—Joan FRI. 4 SAT.—Cartoon 7:00;1 Fun In ROUTE 35 M the CIRCLt invented for the film, much in Crawford—1 Hr.. 55 Mln. Aoapulco 7:07; A Tiger Walks 9:00; SHOWS NITELY FROM 7 the same manner as the "Club 1:20 Kings Go Forth 10:30. EMPRESS ROOM 7—Les Crane SUN.—Cartoon-O-Rama 6:30; A Tiger Cugat" was used in many M-G-M 1:25 Walks «:01; 10:15; Fun In Acapulco OF THE EMPRESS HOTEL musicals of the forties. 2-Niws . 8:30. 1:10 PLAZAA. 6 32 LAUREL AVENUE 787,7853* . KgANSBURG 2-Fllm—The Good Fellows—1943-I0 Three Worlds of Gulliver 2:00; The ACADEMY Question — Could you please Mln. Cardinal 7:00; 10:00. 2:50 BAT.—Three Stooges In Orbit 1:00; give me the address of Emily 2— Film—Marry The Boss's Daughter— 3:00: The Cardinal 7:00; 10:00. AWARD McLaughlin and Roy Thinnes of 1941—75 Mln. BUN.—The Cardinal 1:25; 4:45; 8:10. 1:15 SOUTH AMBOY "General Hospital." I'd like to 4:05 *-Fllm—Orchids to You—1935—John MADISON CINEMA— NOMINATIONS! write to them.—P. J., Dayton, Boles-90 Mln. The Cardinal 2:00; 5:20; 8:40. Ohio SAT.—Little Folks Show: -141 Aimer 1:00; Five weeks In a Balloon 3:00; sty 8:45. — PLUS CO-HIT — Answer — You may address and the science forum.! He isalsd he C/f&imi 2:00: 5:20; 8:40. EASTER your fan mail to the two stars of the head coach of soccer ai PERTH AMBOY Elvis Presley the ABC daytime serial in care Sh >re Regional. »MBOYS DRIVE-IN- FUN IN ACAPULCO" of ABC-TV, Prospect and Tal- FRI. * SAT.—Cartoons 7:00; Uut He holds membership in the Train From Gun Hill 7:18; The. Cardi- FREE IN-CAR HEATERS madge, Hollywood, Calif. following professional organiza- nal 9:22; Battle of the World 12:27. SUNDAY SUN.—Cartoons 6:30; Last Train tions: New Jersey Education As- From dun Hill 7:00; 12:04; Tne (For an answer to your ques- sociation, National Education As- Cardinal 9:04. tion about any TV program or sociation, Monmouth County Edu MAJESTIC- DINNER actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- The CnnMin] 2:00: 5:20; 8:38. cation Association, Shore Re- SAT.—Kiddle Show: Cobbler & Little er, TV Key Mailbag, in care of Folks 2:00; Little Red Riding Hood gional Education Association and 3:20; The Cardinal 5:20; 8:35. this paper.) the New Jersey Science Teachers SUN.—The Cardinal 2:00; 5:20; 8:35 FULL ITALIAN MENU James P. Mack Association. He has been a mem- EDISON INVENTIONS RIDE THE RAILS ber of the Community Relations MENLO PARK CINEMA- Serving from 1 'til 9 P.M. Committee for the state Self- The Cardinal 2:00; 5:20; 8:39. ACADEMY AVA1D, NEW YORK (AP) — Revolu- SAT.—The Cardinal 1:00; 4:10; 7:15' NOMINATIONS tionary advances are not limited NFS Grant Study Evaluation which the school 10:29. Children's Portions Served to the space industry alone, ac- is presently working on in antic- SUN.—The Curdlnal 2:00; 5:20- 8:35 cording to Steelways, official pub- ipation of the visit by the State WOODBRIDGE ANLTTTnPREMINEERFILrv Awarded Department of Education Apri DRIVE-1N- fast, pleasant service lication of American Iron and PRI. * SAT.-A Tiger Walks 7:15: I SEE THE CARDMAT FROM THE BEGINNING Steel Institute. Recent advances 22. 10:45: Fun In Acapulco 9:00. SUN.—A Tiger Walks 6:30; 10:00: Fun in railway car design, including Teacher Mr. Mack graduated from Red In Acapulco 8:20. Weekdays at 1:20 Only! multilevel rack cars for automo Bank Catholic High School and Frl. and Sat. at 7:00 and 10:00 SAL'S TAVERN biles, double-size hopper cars and WEST LONG BRANCH-Syra- attended St. Peters College, Jer- NOT lfluCH VINO Sunday Continuous from 1:00 stainless steel tank cars , are cuse University has awarded a sey City; Monmouth , College, SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Com- "THE CARDINAL" also NOW AT RED BANK helping to put the railroad freight four-year sequential National Sci- West Long Branch, and Seton pared with Europeans, Ameri- THE FREEHOLD THEATRE cans don't rate very high as wine RTE. ^-FREEHOLD MALL business back on the track, the ence Foundation grant to James Hall College of Medicine. He is 741-9748 magazine reports. presently doing graduate work in drinkers, but they're improving Mack, 15 Monmouth Ave., all the time, the California Wine Fn« Parking J] natural history at Paterson State "A new 50-car train," says Port Monmoutii, biology teacher Institute reports. NEPTUNE CITY Steelways, "will replace 128 con- College. at Shore Regional High School Its latest figures show Ameri- RT. 3S IN THE SHOPPING CENTER ventional smaller capacity cars can per capita consumption Is 774.4272 • Academy Award and be unloaded faster." here. He is eligible to earn a Raritan Jaycee-ettes Nominations nine-tenths of a gallon annually. "THE CARDINAL masters' degree in science at theTo Hold Card Party The French are first 33 gal- completion of the program. lons per person per year, fol- RARITANoTOWNSHIP - The WALT DISNEY The program consists of six lowed by the Italians with 29.5 weeks" study for four years dur- Raritan Bay Area Jaycee-ette: and Portuguese and Argentines ing the summer vacation period. will hold a card party and chil- with 20 each. AUGER Mr. Mack will study such sub- dren's fashion show Friday eve- About 85 per cent of American Walt Dlinsy'i wine is produced in California, "MERLIN JONES" pin jects as bio-chemistry, parasit- ning, April 17, at Cabin In The 1 ology, microbiology and genetics. and Californians are their own "BYE BYE BIRDIE ' His course concentration will be Sky. Atlantic Highlands. best customers. Their per capita in the area of biology. Mrs. Albert Ortlieb, president, consumption is twice the national has announced proceeds will be average. - Serving their .... He will receive a stipend of Walt Disney's $80 a week which will pay for hisused to cover operating expenses of the Community Center. Mrs "A TIGER Traditional Full Course room and board, transportation, ATLANTIC WALKS" tuition and books. William Gross and Mrs. Walter THEATRE Mr. Mack teaches general biol- Falencki are chairmen. Tickets Atlantic Highlands—Tel. 5111 HUB • OW«WBIMIM«*M TECHNICOLOR* ogy, college preparatory biology may be obtained from Mrs. Gross ••••••••••••••••I EASTER DINNERS and advanced biology at Shore or Mrs. Falenclci. Local mer- NOW THRU SATURDAY Regional. He is moderator of thechants have donated merchandise MATINEE TODAY AT 2 school's future physicians' club for the affair. CONTINUOUS SAT. FROM 2 N. J. ROUTE 34 in the SPECIAL LIMITED AIRPORT PLAZA 3.25 ENGAGEMENT! IKcyport-Haxlot Area) PLAZA 264-4434 UNCUT! ORIGINAL — KIDDIE SHOW TODAY at 2:00 — and LENGTH! "THE 3 WORLDS OF GULLIVER" MGMiid CINERAMA piejtnl^. their famous . . . PRIME RIBS WONDIRFDL^ KIDDIE SHOW SATURDAY at 1 & 3 WORLD/THS E loum JROlHERSGRIMMi 4.25 traditional in nunumrui COLOR I Children's Special Menu EASTER DINNER 3.50 CHILDREN'S DINNER 2.00 SUNDAY AND MONDAY Choice ftf Appetiser CONTINUOUS SUN. 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Immtnan TM t—fllnv-freluoe fe Otory—WSO-W <.|enntnolto-m 5—Film-aeomerong-1»47-Oan« >:» Mln. 2-Captaln Ksngarsngaoe Andrmn-N MM. • 7-Christopher Program H:W S-Sandy Seeker - CMMrw 7 American Bandstand 7—Death Valley TM J—Whofl Mv Line 7-C«iragesus Cot-Corteons 11-CongreMlonal Rt 9-Hy GarOner j—Previews 3-Reflectiens 7-Bllly Bang Bono-Cartoon tt-Whofs in a Word S—Christopher Prtgam *-Nrws VM I—News—Harry Reasons? 7-Llltle Rcucols-Comedy 4—Exploring 2—Jackie Gleason I-Glve Us This Day II—Continental Miniatures •-Lieutenant <—News 1—Cartoons J—Untouchables—Dramo 1-New» 11:11 4-Weather-Fronk Field 5—King one Odle—airtoons •:N JMSye On New York 7—Hootenanny II—Fllm-Pharooh's Curse—19S7-W Mln. 1—AJI Join Handi-OllKrm 11:19 J-Coptoln Kangaroo 7—Rescue Eight 2— News—Joe Loughlln 2-My Llttll Morgle—Comedy 4-rMr. Wlwrd »-nim—Friendly Persuasion—See 11:30 1J— International Magazine 7—This Is The Ansvnr 4-Blrthday House-CMIdren 7:99 4—The Saint 7—Davty und Gollolti a.m. v, 11:29 5—Sondy Bicker—children 11—exhibition Baseboll j 9—Exhibition Boieboll 7-Film—My Dog Rusty-1941—TtH tsprlnot'lme ol the Clwrch 2—Film—The Happy Tlme-1952-Criarles •-Crusader Rabbit' Boyer-I Hr., » Mln. Donaldson—«5 Mln. *—Community Dlalogus S-Long View 2—Defenders U-ChrlStopher Program 13—Profile: New Jersey 7—Cartoons—Children 4—Education Report 4—Joey Bishop—Comedy I1:M *—Film—Tromp, Tromp, Tramp—W3— 5—Lawman—Western 5—Congressional Report f—Form Report 7—Lawrence Welk 9—News and Weather e— Editorial Page t-Niw. and Weather Jackie Gleason—90 Mln. > 1:25 ' ~ mcert XIII II—Encounter—Religion 9—News and Weather I:4J 7-KM0 Billiards , •—Christopher Program 11:1) »-MlKtiltl Moktn >—Young World! '64 4—Film—Wild River—Montgomery Cllft $—Senate Report 3—People's Choice 2'k Hrs. 1—Around The -Comer 11:40 5—Topper — Comedy 4—Ut'» Talk Business S-Wresfling 4-Protestont Fourth R t-Alvln-Cprtoons''* 7—challenge Goll J—Film—Secret Beyond the Door—1WS— 9—Film—The Voice of Silence—1954— 4-Norttiwtit Passage II—Wanted: Dead or Alive 7—Faith For Today Joan Bennett—I Hr, 55 Mln. Alda Fabrlzl-90 Mln. S-vluil For Fun—Sonny Fox 11—Roller Derby 13— India: Blossoms In the Dust 9—Bible Answers 1— Film-So You Won't Talk—I9«-Joe ICO 11—Evangel Hour-Religion ' 11:90 u—Jock La Lanne J-Muslcol Theater •:J0 -Newi •:U E. Brown-« Mln. t-Phll Silvers 11:00 4—News-Bob Wilson •—Cartoons 4—Film—On Foot, On Horse ond on $—Cartoons Wheels-19»-40 Mln. 7—Hollywood Palace 7—Film—Mysterious Mr. Moto—1938— II—Slate Trooper Peter Lorre —75 Mln. I—News—Mike Wallace 11—Rsllglous Leaders •-Let's Talk About GoG d *—Repertoire Workshop 1)-Oh Dada, Poor Dodo •—Undirstandlng our World *-Soy When—Art James »:M 10:00 5—Wonderamo—Sonny Fm 5—Film—Crime Doctor's Strongest Can 1—TinnMU Tuxedo S—Film—Blende Dynamite—1950—Leo 7—For Thou Art With M» 1943—Warner Baxter—U Mln. Gorcey— 1 Hr. 2—Gunsmoke—Western 9—Film Feature 12:19 4-Ruft ond Reddy 4—Film—Bright Leof-19S0—Gary Cooper 11-Operotlon Alphabet 7—Pro Bowling Tour II—Front Page II—Ramar 10:25 •:W 9—Film—See 11:30 a.m. 1J—Court ol Reason •:1S 2 Hrs. 4—News—Edwin Newman 11—This It Tht Lift 11—East-West Boskelball 10:10 9—The Question 12:H 7—News lo:M 1:41 7—Car J4, Where Are You •—News and Weather 10:M J-Qulck Draw McGrcw 11—Sports II—Callfornlans 2—Way To Go—Religion •„ 1:11 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy •-Hsctor Heathcote 4:0e 11:00 •—Protestant Heritage 2— News" 4-Word For Word J-C.B.S. Golf Classic, 2-Newi 7—Youth Wonts to Know 1:20 7—Price Is Right )I-Blble Puppets 4—NIT Basketball 5—Senate Report 9—Adventurous Mission 2—Film—Out of this World-1945— 11—En France 7-News Eddie Brachen-1 Hr., 50 Mln. l»:» 11—Daral Open Goll II—Rocky ond his Friends 11:01 11—Telesports 2:19 2—McCoys—Comedy *-Mlghty Mouse U: OS) 4-NBC Sports Special 1}—The Comers 2—Easter Music 4—Sermonftte 4—Concentration—Downs 4-Flrepall XL-5-CMMren 11:05 7—Get The Message 5—Horse Race—Aqueduct - 4—A Moment With 1:10 7—Jettons—Cartoon 5:00 S—Film-Island Rescue-1951-Glynls •V3S "01 '31ddV '/ '»aOJ fr '«3ddOHSSV8O "G 1-film-Sergeant York—1941—Gary 9—Progress of Man 9—Cooking—Bonttmpls Johns—2 Hrs. 7—New York, New York 11—Cartoon Carnival J-Fllm—The Jan Singer—1953—Danny # 9—Sen. Case Reports Cooper-2 Hrs., 3J Mln. llr-BIg Picture Thomas—90 Mln. 11:15 'J131SIO31I HSVD Z 'HDN3MM "I—UMOQ -si)3)IV3NS 0l ll:M II:N - ! 11—Lets Hove Fun—Chlldrtn MONDAY MOEWNO Z-Rln Tin Tlrv-Weilern 5—Jungle Jim—Adventure 7—Film—The Bravados—1958—Gregory "6 'dIHS '8 'aMOD3» 9 'WHS S—««o«V SH3MSNV 5—Metropolitan Memo 7-wtde World of Sports . Peck—1 Hr., 55 Mln. 10:19 4—Dennli The Menace 11:10 9—Senate News Conference 4:11 11:25 %-Casper—Cartoon* 11—Horse Roce—Oulfstream I—Previews 11—En Franc* I—Film-Three Stripes In The Sun—1955 10:M 4—Ajrlculture U.S.A. •:» 11:M 5—Sandy's Hour-Children Aldo Roy-1 Hr., 50 Mln. making the trip were Lincoln Da 2-Glve Us This Day i—Pete and Oksdys-Camo«y 1—Roy Rogers—Western 9—Championship Bowling 11:25 vis, Gary Buegler, Louis Di Gio- 9—Congressional Conference 4—Jeopardy 4—Fury-Adventure 11—Rocky and his Friends 4—Weather Lincroft Scouts 11:00 ~"" $—Romper Room—Children $—Yoncy Derringer 11:39 anni, Donald Ault, Michael Cas- J—Easter Service-Baptist '*—Once Upon A Doy—Children 2—News 7—Missing Links 7—Beany and Cecil 4—Film—Any Number Can Play—1949 iidy and Gregg Schecher. 4—Easter Mass—Roman Catholic 9—Girl Talk •—Film—Friendly Persuasion—19M— SATURDAY IVININO Clark Goble-2 Hrs. 7—Easter Service—Episcopal 4—Sermonette 11:43 1 Hrs.—Gary Cooper 11—Showtime ot Ihe Appollo Hike to Five The patrol visited the 9-Polnt of View <:N Il-Boio The Clown 11—Word of Life 4—Tax Cut—News Analysis 11—Reflections ll:JS) I—Sunrise Semester 12.00 listoric Sycamore Avenue area 9—Film—Friendly Persuasion—1954— 11—Passing Parade if Shrewsbury Village. Assistan Gary Cooper—J Hrs. 1:05 Historic Spots SUNDAY AFTIRNOOM S-Fllm-The Foxes ol Harrow—1947— Patrol Leader William Winckel Rex Harrison—2 Hrs., 20 Mln. mann led the patrol, Assistan 11:00 1:10 LINCROFT — Scouts of Trop i—Newsmakers— Interview MIDDLETOWN Scoutmaster William O'Brien mei DINE OUT 2—News 110 participated in a recent pro- 4—Youth Forum ROUTE 35 7—Les Crane :ram which was developed to them and Richard Child acted a 7—Challenge Golf 1:15 13:25 J_Fllm-On the Avenue—1937-Dlck emphasize the historical interest guide. Tour included inspection 2—News Powell—I Hr., 40 Mln. in the vicinity. The five patrols of Old Christ Church, the burial 12:10 LOBSTER 1:30 2—Face the Nation 4— Fllm-Pln-Up Glrl-1»44-Betly grounds, Quaker Meeting House Sunday Lobster • of the troop hiked to different 4—Dialogue on Groble— 1 Hr,, 40 Mln. and other points of interest i 1:00 KING 2:55 sites rich in historical signifi- o /' Swordfish—Salmon CRAB the area. Scouts attending wer« 2—Film—Easter Parode—IM»—Judy B 2— Film—Adventures o/ Mark Twain— cance. The day's activities served Garlantf-M Mln. g 7 Scallops—Oysters. 1944—Frederic March—JW Hrs. as the "kicknd the Answer* Easter Dinners for the whole The scouts hiked from Lincroft drum and Assistant Senior Patro 9—Rim—See 11:30 a.m. Brothers to the chosen sites, where they Leader James Farrell led tht 11—Exhibition Baseball were met by.an adult leader of 2:M family . . . We also serve group. Scoutmaster Andrew Len- 4—Way of the Cross < the troop and an adult host, fa- nert met the group and Mrs 7—Directions '«4-R»llolon End Training miliar with the area who acted 2:19 children's dinners. Robert Welle acted as guide. t-Ntm as a guide. After the tour they They were told the history of the 2:M had lunch, where possible organization, given a descriptio 2—Sports Spectacular cooked their meal and then hiked >f the remaining buildings and 4—Sunday—Frank Blair home. 5— Film—Guadalcanal Dlory—19*1— WILLOWBROOK INN saw facsimilies of an original Preston Foster—2 Hrs. — FISHERMAN'S FLATTER The Flaming Arrow patrol, led map. Menu and entertainment 7—Herbert H. Lehman—The Making of 740 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN by Assistant Patrol Leader Bruce a Leader LOBSTER — FILET.OF-SOLE — SHRIMP program were provided by Mrs., l:2O CALL 741-9860 FOR RESERVATIONS SCALLOPS — STUFFED CLAM Burton, visited the Indian camp Welle. Scouts participating were 9—Film—See 11:30 a.m. grounds at Middletown. Assistant J.-4J L Fred Schaller, Thomas De Felice, 11—Sports Scoutmaster William L. Ford met Craig Williams, Robert MacDon- 4:09 2—One of a Kind them and Andrew M. VanDyke ald and Frank Moss. 4-World of Goll chairman of the Middletown 7—Page One Township'Tercentenary Commis- II—NCAA Swimming at REIDY'S sion served as guide. The visi 4:N Accepted 7—Science All-Stars formerly included a hike through Oak Hill, 1:00 Fox Run area through ridges and 2—Alumni ,Fun MAYER'S INN ; 4—Modern Papacy valleys, which were the scene of I,',!, 5—Follow The Sun 7—Winter Olympic* AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS RUMSON former Indian encampments. Th 11—Superman area served as an assembly poln 13—Metropolis foi> fishingiipstttesi'iitadian gov- l:M J—Amateur Hour ' ' ernmental conferences and trad- 4—G. E. College Bowl - ffe'Se'rVSfions: 842-9811 9—Cheyenne ing center. Other scouts of thi n—Planet Patrol patrol who were present were 13—Drawing From Scratch Dinner at Retdy's Inn is an onjoyabla way to Peter Ben, Marc O'Brien, James SUNDAY iVENINO *>tiiing food at moderate prices. The Panther patrol .visited the 4-Mect the Press Old Mill and Iron Works at Tin 5—Film—Johnny Eooer-lWl—Robert Carl E. Bennett Taylor—2 Hrs. • FEATURING * ton Falls. Assistant Patrol Lead- 7—Film—A Man Alone—IMS—Roy Mlllantf-1 Hr. er William Molzon led the group, 11—Rlpcord BAKED VIRGINIA HAM Troop Committee Chairman Al- 13—Sclence In Action - ORANGE PINEAPPLE SAUCE len Lemmxnv met them and Gaza CM 2-Mr. Ed • ,-: * ,v - CANDIED SWEET POTAT0ES DeVegh was; host. The patrol 4— It's Academic ALL DINNERS INCLUDE noted the "Purgatory Crossing' 9-Surfslde « 11—Tombstone Territory ' Appetizer • Soup - Roll • Dessert at Swimming River. The location 13—Portrait of Japan •• , . T«« or Coffee : and operation of the iron works 7:W as you like 'em! was described. They toured the 2—Marlneland Carnival 4—Bill Dana DINNERS START AT 2.95 area and the Old Mill building. 11—State Trooper The patrol cooked lunch in a 13—Mask, Myth and Dream CHILDMN'S DINNERS SERVED 1.9S • •. cheddar goodness nearby location and hiked home 7:M 4—Walt Disney's World Scouts attending were John Ford, John Doerr 7—Saga of Western Man no buffet this week Jean Deutsohle, Hutch Ganson 9—Fractured Flickers nippy V tangy , 11—Best of Groucho Thomas Hoyt, George Happe KEYPORT - John Doerr, son 13-The City Stuart Ernest and Pat Kelly. f Mr. and Mrs. John W. Doerr, 0:M 2—Ed Sullivan—Variety • •• grilled to taste 21 Orchard St., has been accepted 5—Opinion In The Capital The Raven patrol toured the by Trenton State College. 9—Film—Bernodette of Lourdes-lMl length of Kings Highway in Mdd- 2 Hrs. John, a senior at Keyport High 11—Great Music—Concert with 100% pure beef dletown Village. Patrol Leader Ichool, intends to pursue the in- 13—American Nation Ohff Ault led the group. Assist- 0:M dustrial arts program. He has 4—Grlndl ant Scoutmaster George Engel- been active in school affairs: 5—Community Dialogue served piping hot 7—Arrest and Trial drum met them and Maltby Jel treasurer of the senior class, <:W liffe acted as guide. The patrol 2—Judy Garland—Variety member of the Student Council 4—Bonanza en toasted bun hiked to Marlpit Hall on Kings and letterman |n football and 5—Boston Symphony Highway. The history of the area 111—Rellalous Leaders track. '3—Art ot Film Richard J. Bennett was outlined by Mr. Jelliffe, and ...m'm'm'm'm good/ various buildings along the old ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — highway were visited. Scouts Pvt. Carl E. Bennett, son of Mr. TRY 'EM-YOU'RE SURE TO LIKE 'EM! and Mrs. Carlyle H. Bennett, 31 Middletown Ave., has complete his paratrooper's training at For! Guild Has SCENIC DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Benning, Ga. AT THIS look for /he Golden Archesf Bennett has been reassigned U Program Of EASTER SUNDAY the 82d Airborne Division, For TRADITIONAL Campbell, Ky. ' Easter Music DINNER Airman Richard J. Bennet COLONIAL INN cDonald's brother of Carl, has been assigns NEW SHREWSBURY - A pro to the Strategic Air Command': gram of Easter music and medl 3.50 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN 68th bomb wing at Seymoui tation was held recently by tlv HALF PRICE FOR Women's Guild for Christian Serv- is truly a festive day for your family. On this (Just North of Five Corners) Johnson Air Force Base, N.C., ai; CHILDREN UNDER 12 ice of the Reformed Church. a bomber schedular. joyous occasion we take special pride in our Mrs. Philip Kreider, Mrs. Rus- sell McQueen, Mrs. Isaac Rotten •••••••••••••••••••••• large and varied menu of prime meats and suc- berg and Mrs. Helen Estelle sang Everyone will Love our Easter music, accompanied by culent seafood—and in our special menu for Mrs. Fred Horsfall. Mrs. John Ciuchta, Mrs. Joseph JDINE children . . . JUST A FEW of our featured items Veculic, Mrs. William Bradshaw our» and Mrs. Peter Moreau conducted will be BONELESS DUCK, SPRING LAMB. EAS- Easter Dinners a religious service. The guild plans a mother-daugh TER HAM. And to top this glorious cslebration, ter banquet Wednesday, May 6, "THE SHORE'S FINEST!" at the church. Mrs. Ciuchta wil our extensive dessert selection. be in charge of arrangements • Special Children's a wide selection from our bountiful menu Mrs. William Macintosh and Mrs Elwood Hendricks, Jr., are pro- Menu gram chairmen. Call now for MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY Mrs. Ethel Salus, Mrs. Elwood »*rving DINNER from I P.M. Mtmblr American Express and Diners CK- Hendricks, Sr., Mrs. William Met- Reservations tler and Mrs. Macintosh were LINCROFT hostesses. dancing every Sat. nlte to tha Phone 774-1685 The guild will hold a birthday dinner at its next meeting. Slides Fabulous * of the World's Fair will be shown fabulous CHORDOVOX'S INN IN INTERESTS OF HUMANITY Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft WICHITA, Kan. (AP)—Severa, billboards in downtown Wichita ALPINE MANOR t FOR RESERVATIONS CALL LUNCHEON picture a small boy wrapped In just under the famous Twin Lights T MONDAY thru FRIDAY a lowel and standing beside a 741-9755 RESTAURANT and LOUNGE Private Party Facilities bathtub. The signs read: Highway 36 at Highlands Bridge, HIGHLANDS T Rt. 35, Atbury Park Traffic Circle "Let him skip his bath tonight, PHONE 872-1773 J A public service for little boys.1 i•••••••••••••••••••*# 14-Fridiy, Much 27, 19M RED BANK REGISTER Middletown WUlett Will Lean Mn. George Butler, has returned t/ter v*et- Tercentenary Parade mm BUSINESS MIRROR: a la Palm Betch, PI*., tad p Gmdbriv, W«* V». NEW Thomas J. Bates, debate coach :ion. And a few years back, the On non-critical tests and class- Dear Dr. Nason: "Open Letter To Lawn Lovers" at Woodbridge Senior High alks couldn't have been held at "oomwork he gets good marks, My li-year-old daughter draws Sohood. ill. jut the exam marks bring his well, is musically inclined, does The workshop will be con- Many of America's corpora- nal grade down. well in physical activities and Dear Lawn Lovers: ducted Tuesday and Thursday ions with international dealings M. J. T., Lansing, Mich. gets along well with her peers, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ire working along quietly in the nswer: but she has difficuty in problem The program is open to high ame direction. Fruits of their Taking medicine is not a solu- solving in arithmetic and in an- Looking for crabgress prevention? If so, and you are confused on which «ahool students wiho have the ictivities in other lands often go ion to the problem of too much swering questions related to sil- one of the many brands to use on your lawn. Ask us and we will explain the dif- recommendation of flieir speech mnoticed—the raising of living :ension while taking tests. Such ent reading. Her compositions are or English teachers. Students in tandards there, the industrial hings as previous low test scores poorly composed and full of spell- ference between them and recommend the right one to use on your lawn. any public, private, or parooHial zation and development which md the desire to live up to the ing errors. school are eligible to apply, these nations crave. xpectations of family and peers She seems unable to see her We carry and stock over 8 leading nationally advertised brands. Listed iroduce pressure. Medicine will mistakes until they are pointed below are some of the main crabgrass Herbcide that are sold for crabgrass con- ot make these thought patterns out specifically. How can I help "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean lisappear. her organize her thoughts and trol and that we stock. To control these thoughts and train her to remember what she For Saturday, March 28 ;rive them into the- background has learned? They all carry a guarantee by the manufacturer to control crabgrass. tudents should enter the test well Mrs. F. I., Sacramento, Calif. Present—For You and irepared and with a-definite plan Answer: Yours . . • Aspects arc good, WHAT PRODUCT DOES SQ. FT. COVERAGE IOW the test is to be taken. The Before thoughts can be organ- PRODUCT cost per bag except that people are inclined and CONTROLS PER BAG plan can be simple. For exam- ized and remembered they must to "bite off more than they can ple, "I will answer the first ques- be understood. Your daughter 5 chew." Ambition is wonderful tion, giving it my full attention goes through the emotions with- CRABGRASS& GRUBS as long as it doesn't overshadow —dismiss it from my mind and out actually learning. Put a stop CHOLDANE *7' u» 2,500 SQ. FT. other considerations or hurt turn, my full attention to the next to this! For example, have her others. Make amends if you have question." read each arithmetic problem uri been at fault. Some tension is til she can explain what the prob- UATHAL CRABGRASS HERCIDE denoted late in day, but don't )ear Dr. Nason: lem is without looking at the 30% stronger than otfors 10 bags 4S.00 2,500 SO. FT. let it bother you. My child in elementary school book. The first step in solving on market. (Only) las a problem with his home- $ M Past... In 1961, there were Future ... • 'She 8as chromato- work Should a parent try to Crabgrass Control 7 .*9 2,500 SQ. FT. about 8,250,000 widows in me graph, now being used to find lelp? I was informed that the ichool system teaches so dif- GOP Group PATCO-CHECK PLUS LAWN FOOD 10 bags 70.00 United States. Fifty years ago out if, and how, pesticides in growing fruits and vegetables ferently now that it is unwise for there were two widows to every affect the taste of the food, h >arents to try to help a child— Set for Visit Crabgrass Control widower; now the ratio is four iey may do him more harm DOW ZYTRON 2,500 SO. FT. expected to lead to improved PLUS GRUB CONTROL 10 bags 75.00 to one. About 60% of the ways1 of preventing food dete- han good. By Leader widows are 65 or older. rioration. Have school subjects changed o much that parents who have MATAWAN — The executive PAX Crabgrass Control $0*5 ieen out of school for the past board of the Matawan Borough 3-YEAR CONTROL Plus lawn food. 7 BAG 2,000 SQ.FT. The Day Under Your Sign years are incapable of helping Republican Club this week dis- 10 bags fO.OO heir children when they have cussed plans for the May visit Crabgrau control, grab ARIES (Born March 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) $995 Reason rather than emottc* is the most Stick to the airtight and narrow instead iroblems? of Donald E. "Buzz" Lukens, control and lawn food. 2,500 SQ. FT. effective tool in reaching an agree- of following an impulse to stray today. president of the National Young Heritage House ment. (Irs. S.M.H., Schenectady, N. Y. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to No». 21) Answer: Republican Federation. 3 IN ONE 1. Kills crabgrau, gaait grau, TAURUS (April 20 to M.y 20) T«k!e ehora with «.t; complete tnern $1^95 People will aggravate TOO if you ht i*^ .urtini «ny new prelects. Some schools are using a new Willard King, field representa- foxtail, many etktr grassy them, » work ia solitude today. wtedi. SAGITTARIUS INor. 22 to D*. Jt) ipproach to arithmetic involving tive of the local club, told of a GEMINI (M«y2l to Jim. 21) inalysis of the problems by 2. Fmds grau. 10 bagsM.SO 2,500 SQ. FT. If J<» k»« Kted *i«lr in the put. talk he had given at a recent GREEN FIELD J. Kills nil InMcts without 10 bagi 7.« .aeh Sw (roup theory and numbers using meeting of the Howell Township TRIPLE ACTION killing forth worm*. 100 bags 4.95 tach •nee. base other than 10. Republican Club in the Pleasant- CANCER (Jan. 22 »o July 21) . CAPRICORN [OK. 22 to Jan. W) Parents may find it difficult ville Grange. Unpected 1 era* bring p K P Before buying any one of the above crabgrass controls or any other. GET THE coulUnexpectedd prom erafinanciall* brinyg ad™ntajeouspkwuf. tnl. <*>> *Z. ZT*^ SS" ""** i teach these materials, but can Also present were Mayor Ed- could prom financially ad™ntajeous. »«• «> »«• >>"* * UO(July22Tt>AU9,2l) ACIMR1US (JaB< 2Ho Hb. 19) till be of help. They can listen. ward E. 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5 • • H STORES HOURS: Opm 7 Days A Wttk. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday Evtnlng'HI 9 P.M. niriiiuiiniiniiiinfinimfflriiiiiiiiim r For Quick jResHJta Horn* Deftvtry Use Our Want Ads RED BANK 74! -00)0 BAY Dial 741.1110 SECTION TWO FRflJAY, MARCH 27,1964 7c PER COPY to 3 PoKcemen Commended RUMSON - Police Sgt. John Police committee chairman ihea and Patrolmen Robert Zerr larry Sundermeyer told council For Daly Next Fridd* md Philip T. Duffy were lauded hat Sgt. Shea and Patrolman MIDDLETOWN - Rep. James support of Daly. "I'll campaign y Borough Council last night for :err ferreted out a house fire C. Auchincloss, whosr> congres- anytime, any place for Daly" the eir alertness in discovering a 'an. 15, after they smelled smoke sional seat in the Third District congressman declared. On the air of fires early this year and hile on patrol at 2:15 a.m. He is being contested in the GOP same day, the Monmouth steering emoving persons endangered by aid they aroused Mr. and Mrs. he fires to safety. primary between Freeholders committee chose Freeholder Jo- Wallace Barrett of Brookside Dr., heir three children and the fam- Marcus Daly of Monmouth Coun- seph C. Irwin the Ocean Couity ly's boxer. ty and Independent William G. Republican committee pledgedJ Long, Ocean County, will make back Daly. Firemen alerted by police his first appearance of the cam- Backing Daly Tanker's loused the blaze. paign here next Friday night. Since then, there has beent On Feb. 2, Sundermeyer said, The congressman from Rum- igt. Shea and Patrolman Duffy upheaval in GOP ranks,in X ipotted a car afire at Congre- Bon, who endorsed Daly several mouth. The steering coinfpiti jation Bnai Israel at Hance and weeks ago when he announced as a whole', did not meet agajri Stern Is tidge Rds. They approached the his decision not to seek another to endorse Daly, but its t$ ire, it was said, and discovered term, will be the guest at a rally members have issued statements n occupant, Chester Dziedzic of and dance sponsored by the Mid- promising him full support. In Long Branch, in the vehicle. They dletown Young Republican Club fact, only a small handful have In Tow removed him to safety. Firemen at Bamm Hollow Country Club. failed to jump on the Daly band- PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) lso doused (he car fire, said the Auchincloss, it was learned, ac- wagon. ouncilman. cepted the invitation to appear Freeholder Director Irwin, who The severed stern of the tanker when Robert Tabit, president of withdrew from the primary race THRILL HILL CRASH — Three you'rni were seriously injured last night when thit San Jdcinto, wallowing at the He told council he will prepare snd of a tow rope, inched toward resolution citing the policemen the club, and Joseph Azzolino, a against Daly to avoid party dis- car went out of control and struck two utility poles on Laurel Ave., Middlefown. member, visited him last Monday sension, gave his wholehearted x>rt today with 35 crewmen who and asked that it become a part Robert Zerr f their records'. In Washington. endorsement of Daly last Satur- Police have dubbed the section of road as "thrill hill." Driver of the car escaped spurned rescue to stick with their Song and Dance! day at a luncheon sponsored by with minor injuries. Looking at wreck age is Middletown Special Officer Keith ;hip. Just after midnight, the sea- "I'll be there, and maybe I'll the Monmouth County Federation' Burdge. sing a song and dance a bit," of Republican Women in Shadow- ;oing tug Lambert's Point and he promised Tablt. The affair will brook, Shrewsbury. its pitching, yawing charge still be the first one held by (he Young Wounds Healed were more than 100 miles from GOP Club, which is only a year Several county leaders had 3 Hurt in Laurel Ave. Crash Newport News. Their speed was old. been annoyed at what they be MIDDLETOWN — Three teen- control on Laurel Ave. and mouth Medical Center, Long hree knots. Tabit said he has sent invita- lieved to have been an attempt agers, were seriously injured last struck two utility poles. Branch, with a fractured skull But the Coast Guard said the tions to all local arid county can- by; AucWncloss to dictate the nigftf when ft par went out of ' In serious condition in Mon- Marilyn Malley, 17, of Laurel San Jacinto's stern was riding didates and Officials. ' name of his successor. But ex- Dr., West Keansburg. She was well in six-foot seas and was in The Board of Freeholders have planations have since been made, a passenger in the car. no immediate danger. Barring and political wounds healed. The bad weather, tug end tow are ex- be^tv asked to appear, as well as In critical condition In River- congressman recently sent Irwin pected in harbor about noon to- Assemblymen Alfred N. Beadier dew Hospital, Red Bank, is Rlch a telegram commending him for lorrow. ttony Irving Keith and Clarkson AdoptWLBBudget rd Dorsey, 19, of 34 St. John his courage in quitting the pri- The American tanker, steaming S: Fisher. ?\., Keansburg, another passen- mary "for the sake of party uni- south off Chincoteague Island in "County chairman Russ Wool ;er in the car. Hospital authori- ley and Senator Dick Stout have ty." the Atlantic, snapped in half early ies said he suffered a head in- yesterday when rocked by an ex- already promised to appear," Auchincloss will again urge sup- jury and multiple cuts of th said Tabit. Without Additions plosion as its cargo tanks were port for Daly and all the GOP ce. Even after the county steer- candidates at next Friday's party. WEST LONG BRANCH — De- rged council to increase to buy being cleaned. A third passenger is in fai Ing committee selected Irwin as As one powerful leader explained ipita an effort to add $25,000 to L $5,000 base radio and car in- One crewman died—of natural ondition in the hospital. Sh the candidate for Congress, Au it: "We fight among ourselves Improve police communications, itallations and to hire four or causes, phsicians said—on board r has been identified as Ceceli chincloss continues his staunch and against outsiders." ivc new policemen for $20,000 rescue sWp, the Mobil Pega- council last night adopted an un- Neaugebaur, 16, of 99 Park Ave to staff the new 24-hour radio sus. The San Jacinto's radio of- changed 1964 municipal budget Keansburg. Hospital author- of $316,733.45 after a special pub- oommunications system. ficer also went aboard the Mobil ties said she suffered a concus- Pegasus. Sgt. John Shea Philip Duffy lic hearing. New Hearing Date Last Thursday Mr. Lentzakis sion and multiple cuts an Others aboard the tanker joine This general appropriations fig- urged council to establish an in- bruises of the face, arms am ts master, Capt. Harold J. Titus ure represents a decrease of dependent police radio system, legs. 39, of Pine City, N. Y., in declin $5,998.91 from 1963, but the because possible future tie-ups of Driver of the car, William An ing an offer to go aboard th« 2 Salary Ordinances Set for Patrolman $150,733.45 to be raised by taxes county radio might delay police jelo, 17, of 117 Center Ave. Navy command ship Northamp KEANSBURG — A hearing on i the charges and was suspended for municipal purposes and tax in critical situations. He said Keansburg, was treated at tin ton yesterday. charges of receiving money underifor three years by a special hear- reserve isj up $4,971.09. aibout 100 to 150 other residents hospital for cuts and bruises, am Another tug, the Tern, reachet false pretenses filed against Pacing officer. Earmarked'specifically for mu- shared his view. Adopted by Rumson released. the still floating bow of the Sa trolman Frederick Loder has been The penalty was later reduced nicipal purposes is $91,571.30-*a Councilman George Conway, po- Jacinto about 9:20 last night, RUMSON — A pair of salary The police salary code, which set for April 16 at 10 a.m. by the Civil Service agency t< $13,716.22 increase over last That section of Laurel Ave. ordinances were adopted by Bor- boosts policemen's pay about S lice committee chairman study- 1 some 60 miles east northeast ol The hearing was to have been six months. year's figure. This means a mu- ng this matter, said last night, known by police as "thrill hill. Chincoteague and took it in tow ough Council last night after a per cent, raises the chief of po« held yesterday, but was canceled. According to the mayor, it .wa nicipal purposes, to "Lhaven't^yet gpttejija call from There have been numerous ac public hearing at which there ice to $8,400 per year; the cap- . _ tmn' .'if *L _ Both parts of the broken ship jtjfayor Louis T. Qolliehio filed during the patrolman's a] cents per $100 of a ' resident complaining" about 'fcidents on the stretch of road will be towed to the Newport were no objections. tain to $7,850; the lieutenant to thie'charges against the patrol- the Civil Service agency that he tion, up four cents; dispatching police. He added past years because of a stee] News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock $7,650; sergeants to $7,165; pa- man. The mayor said they are made the alleged statement. Taxpayers will pay a total 1964 "Our radio communications have crest to a hill there. Severs Co. trolmen to $6,625, and probation- 'based on the patrolman's testi- Mayor Collichio said the crim- rate of $3.22 per $100 of assessed never failed." years ago, the crest was c The crewman who died wa ary patrolmen will receive $5,- mony at a recent Civil Service inal statute of limitations hai Mrs. White valuation to meet borough, coun- Mr, Lentzakis claimed the down somewhat and the freque: identified as Martin Dotilla, th 600. Commission hearing to the effect run out and thus the patrolma ty* jB^ool.and ether,latest.. The $25,000"would add.eight cents per cy of accidents has decreased. San Jacinto's chief steward. H xeceived two'days' pay In could not be criminally prose- The borough officers' and em- totial rate is up 14 cents over 1963. $100 of assessed valuation, or cost brought the ship's papers aboan On Authority fay,, 1958, for work he did not cuted for the alleged offense. Council has control only over the .Troopers Joseph Kobylinski aa ployees' salary code also repre- the ave^|eS4W,0|)0?9iome owner Iwfihis Negele of the Keypor the Mobil Pegasus and was a sents a 5 per cent hike. Ths actually perform. He contends, howevw, that the municipal budgef*« "•* " " •" " ' a year. A. M. Hart, borough companied by radio officer WL The hearing involved miscon- patrolman can still face a local Asks More Police State Police Barracks, invest! Ten MirT ' borough clerk will get $12,000; auditor, said the figures were gated. bert N. Beck. tax assessor, $4,758; collector- duct charges against the patrol hearing for violation of depart- This year's municipal budget more like ,nwe, cents and $18 a WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Kath- nan stemming from a police de- ment and Civil Service regula- treasurer, $7,050; clerical assist- provides $42,000 for police sal- year. arine Elkus White of Red Bank ant, $4,800; borough magistrate, partment probe into payroll pro- tions. aries and $11,000 for other police is celebrating her 10th anniver- cedures in the department in 1962. .Salary Figures $3,250; clerk of the court, $1,400; C. Be-nard Blum, borough man- expenses; These^oTSg'iifes.were Russe.ll Woolley, borough Parkway's Employees sary as chairman of ffie New Jer- borough attorney, $2,700; custo- >|jtr. Loder was found guilty of ager, will hear the case, 6he ones Gregory Lenteakis clerk, said it would cost more sey Highway Authority, the gov dian, $5,300; borough engineer, than $20,000 a year to pay five erning body of the Garden State $1,500; street superintendent, $7,- additional policemen, even if each Will Get Salary Hike Parkway. 700; street department foremen, began at the minimum $4,400 a Mrs. White, who will have to $6,625; borough mechanic, $7,400; Wote HA-Renewal Project Split year. WOODBRIDGE — The New also be 'available in addition tc resign from the authority if the street department equipment op- the usual benefits such as pen- •JONG BRANCH - By the bar- iished in the office ,oj the city »rted advice from federal au- Jersey Highway Authority yester- U. S. Senate confirms her ap- erator, $5,775, and fire equip- Mr. Woolley said the average sions, medical plans and insu minimum numbej, Of votes, manager whq would appoint a di- thorities that the city qualified for day raised the salaries of about pointment as ambassador to Den- ment custodian, $4,040. borough policeman Is now paid ance. City Council lasVnight introduefci rector responsible to him. The anoiher project because funds $5,100 a year, but costs the bor- 600 employees of the Garden mark, yesterday received a 10- Besides expenditures for its per- Also, building inspector and •ri ordinance to remove super- majority contended this would previously committed to another ough about' $7,656.82 a year if year pin and the best wishes of zoning enforcement officer, $5,- give council direct policy-making State Parkway. sonnel, the authority made some her fellow commissioners, John vision of urban renewal projeots municipality had not been used. pension payments are included The raises amount to about 5 400; sanitary inspector, $2,700;' from the City Housing Autihorijy. control while some in the minor- Long Branch was given a dead- Mr. Lentzakis cited FBI figures other expenditures yesterday: B. Townsend and Sylvester C. public officer, $750; welfare di- ity said council still would have per cent for all parkway workers Smith, Jr. And, in another equally close line of June 30 to accept or re- showing need for two policemen except the executive staff and Other Expenditures rector, $750; sewer plant atten- vote, the council authorized the no direct administrative super- ject the offer. ... r for every 1,000 people in a town. the parkway police. $16,160 for five new Chryslei The presentation was made by dant, $4,300; zoning board clerk, H^ising Authority to proceed with ision. Two weeks ago a proposal by This borough of 5,570 now has Most of those who will benefit New Yorker police cars. Commissioner Townsend at a $300, and planning board secre- •n application to. reserve federal Councilman Cioffi, sponsor of Mr. Cioffi to accept was stymied a six-man police force. Counci are toll collectors and mainten- $38,400 for fertilizer—750 ton: luncheon following yesterday's tary, $300. The salaries of the funds for a potential $1.6 million the ordinance, said the city's fu- by a 4 to 4 vote. The same ques- denied the need for six more. ance men. The new salary range of it—which will be purchase* authority meeting. plumbing inspector and registrar senior citizens housing project in ture lies in a successful uifoan tion was adopted last night when Mr. Lentzakis compared this for collectors is $4,316 to $5,772; from the Baugh Chemical Com Mrs. White was appointed 10 of vital statistics shall amount the city. renewal program and that any Councilman Walter George was borough's police needs to other and in the maintenance depart- pany of Jamesburg. years ago this month and sworn to legal fees collected by them, Both measures were approved councilman doubtful of his ability present and cast the deciding county municipalities. He said, ment the new scales are $3,993 to $3,960 for 18 55-gaIlon drums of in to the non-salaried position during the course of their Work by 5 to 3 counts. Counoilwoman to help supervise the program vote. "We are the largest municipality $4,784 for regular employees, $4,- Scotchlite stripper from the Na- April 7, 1954. in such capacity. should not be serving on the coun- Lucy J. Wilson, who is involved The resolution which was ap- in Monmouth County tha 659 to $5,408 for skilled em- tional Chemsearch. Corp., Lake- She commented yesterday, thai jitigation over the condemna- cil. proved authorizes the city to make doesn't have its own police radio ployees, and $5,408 to $6,281 for wood. it was a pleasant change of pace of property she formerly Qualify for Funds a co-operation agreement with the system." foremen. $23,207 for sign structures i to be receiving a service award. 'Peace Walk' 5ied by the Housing Authority, The, senior citizens project ques-: Housing Authority to proceed with Mr. Woolley said the list in- Fringe Benefits Interchange 38 and 63. She has awarded'many. clined to participate after City tion came before Council recent- preliminary studies for the new cluded 15 townships covering ex- Parkway crews will also re- $315,779 for shoulder improvi The ambassador - designate 'orhey Louis R. Aikins advised ly when the Housing Authority re- project. Though Councilman Me- ensive areas and employing very ceive fringe benefits worth ap- ments from mile post 12 in Cap< reminisced about the parkway's Sunday On Ire might be a conflict of in- ;iintock in earlier statements had few police. Mr. Lentzakis said hi proximately 23 per cent of their May County to mile post 36 ii humble beginnings—when the su- terest. indicated the site would be on meant to compare the borough salaries. The raises are retroac- Atlantic County. perhighway'was no more than Only ,Maydr Maton^.F. Urfter- Broadway, ait Rockwell Ave., it with towns like Rumson and Lit- tive to Jan. 27. The last time $68,850 for additions to the Clil collection of carbon copies of let- Boardwalk meyer and Counoilmen men s was stressed last night that ro tle Silver. the scales were hiked was two ton maintenance area. ters and when it brought in its ASBURY PARK-Tfce New Jer- L. McCJintock and Henry Cio; site has been adopted. Mr. Woolley said, "You can't years ago. The authority also appropriate* first $150 in tolls. Net tolls in sey Committee for a Sane Nu- voted "yes' on both issues. The , compare us to them on valua- 1963 were $25'/ million. clear Policy will hold a peacs 1 The "co-operation agreement" One of the fringe benefits for additional funds for projects al 2 majority included votes from ' Called tion. We have about 600 veter- parkway employees will be free ready initiated—$1,900,000 for im Since the early days, Mrs. walk this Easter Sunday after- Councilmen Vincent J. Mazza and permits the HA to apply for a noon on the boardwalk here. $20,000 loan from the United States ans and 100 senior citizens getting heart examinations. The authority provements in the Great Egg Ha White said, "We have tied the Robert L. Penn on urban renew- Excellent' tax deductions." yesterday appropriated $700 for bor area and $50,000 for expan state together" and have a "road By means of placards and leaf- al, and from Walter George and for its preliminary feasibility in- RUMSON — Borough Council "We're trying to give the fel- an electrocardiograph. sion of- the communications sys that is known throughout the lets, the marchers will demon- Samuel Marks, on senior citizens. quiry. However, the HA previous- last night lauded the fire depart- ly represented that it would not low paying the bill a chance," An employees' blood bank will tern. world." strate in favor of world disarm- Scvcral Steps ment for "an excellent job" at seek this money because its own Mr. Woolley concluded. ament, conversion to a peace- Actually, the urban renewal the scene of the fire at the Rum- staff could do the work. Council Jack Disbrow, Whalepond Rd., time economy, and the neutraliza- measure, which will have a pub- son-Fair Haven Regional High directed Mayor Untermeyer not was "glad someone is trying t< tion of Viet Nam. lic hearing April 10, is one of School Monday. to execute the agreement until save money." He said, "I don't Led by members of- the local several steps required to actually A report to council from Fire the same assurance from the HA believe in increasing the polio Sane group, the marchers plan to divorce such projects, principal- Chief Herbert Bush, Jr., stated is put in writing. force or the budget too rapidly.' walk from the Convention Hall ly affecting business and resort that firemen were at the scene Mr. Disbrow said 16 special to the Casino and back. Their areas, 'from the Housing Author- one minute after the alarm was policemen could help. Mr. Lent- leaflets will quote the governor's ity. sounded at 8:40 a.m. He said Wrong zakis said they were not aval proclamation on Peace Week as /Other steps will include adop- the blaze could have been ex- able in daytime. well as a discussion of the need tion of a general neighborhood tinguished quicker .if there had PASCO Wash. (AP) — In thi: Mr. Disbrow wanted the bor- automated age, someone in the to plan for disarmament by ar- rehabilitation! program and em- been a window or skylight near ough to get "whatever is re- ranging to spend on social needs ployment of an urban renewal di- the rear of the auditorium so postal service must have goofed quired to have the borough meet and punched the wrong button the vast amounts of money cut rector. firefighters could have reached FCC standards." Mr. Lentzaki; from the military budget. Mayor Untermeyer pointed up the. blaze without breaking into A large pouch of mail arrived said Hie borough needed to re The Asbury Park Sane march- his view of the Importance of re- the wall. yesterday at the Riverview Meth place at least one of its two mo ers will have counter parts in moving urban renewal from the Mayor Charles S. Callmnn and odist Church. The address tag bile transmitters to convert U such cities as New York, Boston, Housing Authority this way: Councilman William F. Halleran, showed it was from the Method- FCC-requiTcd narrow-band trans and Seattle as well as in Great fire committee chairman, said ist Publishing Co., Nashville mission. Mr. Conway said hot' "If |t wasn't for the Housing Britain and throughout Europe. Authority, and criticism of. its that .the community should fce Term. • transmitters could be convcrte handling of the Shrewsbury riv- proud of the firemen and ox- But what was inside? and within the present budget. Many members of Monmouth erfront redevelopment project, I pressed council's appreciation to One hundred copies of Playboy Before the council voted unani- County Sane will be marching venture to say we would never the Sea Bright and Fair Haven magazine for Massachusetts sub- mously to adopt the unchanged for peace on Saturday, also. have had a change of government fire departments for their assist scribers. budget, Mayor Fred W. Schantz They will take part in the rally (In 19G1) and none of us would told Mr. Lentzakls his suggestions In Washington Square in New t|e sitting here as counoilmen to- would be considered. York City, which is sponsored] Sensitive Gil) by juch groups as Women night." Fire AHsistance Pact ; More Study: SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Allan Theodore D« Parsons Strike for Peace, the CaBholio Councilman EdRar N. Dinkel- With Navy is Studied C. Finley explained that when he Worker, and the Committe* for Sptel, a severe critic of the HA RUMSON -j- A mutual fire as- saw those big, gooey cream- To Be 70 in May Non-Violent Action, as well as Over the riverfront project, said sistance pact, proposed by Offi- topped pies he just couldn't re- RUMSON — Borough Counci Sane. the urban renewal move required cials at NAD, Earle, was hmd sist. last night passed a resolution to more study. He «nid the H^ has for study by Borough Council List Whut Finley did, poUce said continue to retain Borough At- HIKE SEWER COSTS RUMSON — Borough Council experience in administering such 'light. :''' was fling two of the pies in the torney Theodore Parsons after DEADLINE APPROACHES — The Monmouth County Easter Seal Campaign ends Easter work, bus ^onernlly done n i;o tl Mayor Charles S. Cnllmon said faco of dollvcry man Leland E. May, when he will become 70 last night introduced an ordi- Job, and that the city should gn that, although the agreement up- Baum as Baum unloaded the pies yenrs of age. Sunday. Shown tabulating contribution! for a number of projects to aid Monmoutfi's nance which would Increase the slow in selli.ig up a new agency pears sound, he will refoi tht! from his truck yWorday. A technicality of the law re- handicapped are, left to right, volunteers Mrs. Ralph Pearce of Spring Laks, Mn, S. V. sewer assessment three cents for new work. matter to Councilman William Finley, promptly clapped in jail quires the measure so as not to per tap to $3.32. Public hearing Pattane of Oakhurtt, Mrs. Robert Harris of Oakhurst and Mrs. Otto Suehnholx of on the measure I) alftted for Under the ordinance, an urban F. Halleran, fire conimiltee on a battery charge, said Baum conflict with Mr. Parsons' pen- April 9. renewal division would be estab- chairman, for study. 'has no sense of humor." slon rights. Uncrofr. l 16-FHday, March 27, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER Church Hall Calendar Junior Club Elects Slate German Organist to Play in Red Bank RED BANK — Miss gaeU vtfl ctardi wlM b* droea torn tfcit tmafcer orgta built \rj Mri. food VM originated lut W RED BA!«C — Mrs. Gtatgt R. eot HOPE, representing pro- Trkfct, organist U the Cathedral body of { H«tert BurU* *t-jbila ftr*t serin Smith nt elected prttAint of tects from a recent card ptrty. TWs a Miss v*a Tricfrf* tin* arc M tirJtAta rtqairtd at J3«* TttAltis sf fytt improve- Nine children's smocks made by of Bremen, Germany, will be pre- -. Tasty Projecf the Junior Woman's Club of Red appearance in the United States for Miss van Trjcht's recital, but ment may be made to the 1834 members afso were sent to the sented in recital Tuesday at 8:30 Bank at hst week's meeting Her senior organist at tiw cathe- an offering will be taken for the Moller organ in the Red Bank bere in the clubhouse, Broad St. SS HOPE. p.m. in the Red Bank Methodist JhB JEpiscoprt Church Women of old Chriit dral, Hans Heiiue, made his U.S organ improvement fund. This church. Others elected are Mrs. Arthur A "stork shower" was held Church by its Ministry of Music debut last season to critical ac- Church, Shrewsbury, »re compiling a cookbook -M fa- Leuck, retiring president, vice during this meeting for new and and Fine Arts. claim. They are both under the vorite recipes of parish members and several old and president; Mrs. Edward Carey, used infants' clothing which will Miss van Trioht js a well-known management of Iugeborg Noack unusual Shrewsbury recipes to be distributed in May. Jr., recording secretary; Mrs. be sent to the Children's Aid and recJtalist in Europe and comes of Andover, Mass. James Gibbons, treasurer and Adoption Society in East Orange. to this country from recitals in Miss van Trioht will come to Mrs. Carl Kammire is in charge of the project, as- Mrs. Robert M. Smith, corre- Guests were the Misses Caryl Portugal and South America. She Red Bank from Boston and wril sisted by Mrs. John Osborn, Mrs. Albert Diano, Mrs. sponding secretary. Smith and Lucy Simplicio of Mid- is a specialist in German roman- be heard in Elizabeth following Mrs. Robert Burnside of Mid- dletown and Mrs. Frederick tic music and her program at the her presentation here, on a new Harry LaTowsky, Mrs. William Jannigan and Mrs. Ar- dletown was welcomed as a new Wendig of Lincroft. thur James. bert Melicia, Mr*. Evelyn Dei- member. A board meeting will be held Spring Fashion Show Mrs. Howard Steel is ter, Mrs. Christopher O'Brien, The club's installation dinner is April 7 in the home of Mrs. Rob- working on the cover Mrs. Cecelia Apt, Mrs. EdWfcrd scheduled for April 21 in the club- ert Smith. At this time annual sketch and Mrs. Richard Quigley, Mrs. Ethel Gallagher, house. Mrs. Gibbons was named reports will be compiled for the Mn. James Horan, Mri. C»ro- Zeldin it doing the between oov- chairman of the event. New Jersey State Federation of World's Fair Wearables ine Berberick, Mr*, M»ry Mc- Mrs. Gibbons reported that a Women's Clubs. Members are •rV illustrations. Donald, Mrs. John Ko!»r and check for $69 was sent to Proj- making oloth shopping bags for UJJCROFT "What to Wear ciety of St. Leo the Great Catholic Mrs. Rose Heuser. six federation guests at the an- to the World's Fair" will be th Church at a luncheon April 4 at ' PRE-CANA SESSIONS theme of a' fashion dhow to be 12:30 p.m. in Shadowbrook, kEYPORT — The Pr«-Cana nual national convention in June. FASHION SHOW Oak Hill Unit presented by the Rosary-Altar So- Stirewdiury. Conferences f<>r B" ""married ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A contest for the prettiest hats couples planning marriage with- Elects Officers worn by the guests also will take i/the year will begin Tuesday at Spring fashions by the Village MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. R.D place. g p.m. in St. Joseph's Catholic Shop, Campbell's Junction, will Fracassi was installed as chair- Mrs. William Hofer is chairman Church. be shown at the annual luncheon man of the Women's Auxiliary of the society benefit. A sprang Conferences will be held in and fashion show sponsored by of Oak HIM Association at a lunch- collection of fashions will be pre- the school cafeteria for six con- the Rosary-Altar Society ot St. eon held recently In The Cobble- sented by Steinbaoh Company of secutive Tuesdays and will be Agnes Catholic Church. The Stones. Aebury Bark and Red Bank conducted by Rev. William event will take place April 18 »t Also Installed were Mrs. Fred Commentator will be Mr*. Jean Bausch. 12:30 p.m. In Molly Pitcher Inn. Oliver, vice chairman; Mrs. Ed- Key. In addition to the fashions Mr. and Mrs. William Matthey, Mrs. Eimar Jackson U general gar Robinson, secretary, and Mrs, tor the fair, resort clothes, jacket 197 Washington Ave., Matawan, chairman. r Edward Izzo, treasurer. dresses, ensembles and beach are in charge of reservations. Mrs. Fracassi announced the wear also will be shown. FUIX SCHEDULE following chairmen: Mrs. GMford Ticket chairmen are Mrs. Ed- SIX-DAY SALE SHREWSBURY — The Wom- Weston, garden group; Mrs. win Bieszard and Mrs. Robert KEANSBURG — The Rosary- en's Association of the Presby- Thomas Service and Mrs. Roland Maguire. Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick Altar Society of St. Ann's Catho- terian Church has planned a full Breed, duplicate bridge; Mrs. is in charge of decorations; Mrs lic Church will sponsor a rum- schedule of activities for the next Louis Schraner, bridge group; Joseph Oppenheimer and Mrs mage sale April 6 to April II at three months. Mrs. William Wheatley, bowling Raymond Yanni, awards, and 199 Main St. Hours will be 10 Among their project* will b« Mrs. Vincent Hanrahan, arts a < Mrs. Edwin McQueen, publicity. a.m. to i p.m. daily. talks by Rev. and Mrs. Stanton crafts, and Mrs. Carl Ray, tiw i Sale proceeds will go to the Wilson, United Presbyterian min- ter tours. Pastor Rev. Arthur J. St. Lau- rent is the society's moderator, group's building fund. isters to Korea, at a meeting and Mrs. John Fuqua, president Mrs. Charles Grimm is chair- April 23 at 8 p.tn. in the church Luncheon Hostess man and committee aides are house, and rummage-" *nfl bake Miss Kaete van Trlcht Miss Katherine Kjetka, Mrs. A!- sales April 24 from 10 «-TO» to MI0DLETOWN - Mrs. Pa p.m. Mrs. Charles ,Jbam, Cooke, Mallard Rd., was hostess Lenape Club New Shrewsbury, Is chairmennef at a luncheon and bridge party the rummage sale. A light last week in her home. Guests luncheon will be served. Included Mrs. R. D. Fracassi To Sponsor Maytime Tour Homes Announced Mrs. Victor Schachtel and Mrs. Mrs. George Bett, Shrewsbury, Doris Maggio. The Cookes are MIDDLETOWN — Five dis- benefit of Marlboro Hospital Aux- tiver. They are the homes of and Mrs. Glenn Appleyard, New vacationing this week in Pine- Card Party tinguished homes in this area will iliary. 'He. and Mrs. James Wyer, whichShrewsbury, are ohairmen of the hurst, N.C., where they are guests COLTS NECK — A card party be open to the public Tuesday, Three homes are located on the built in 1720 outside Boston bake sale. Both sales will be / at the Carolina Hotel. will be given Wednesday at 8 May 19, for four hours for the North shore of the Navesinki ind dismantled and reassembled at conducted in the church house. p.m. in Colts Neok Inn by the Its present location and furnished On May 5 a trip to the World's Lenape Business and Professional vitfi early American pieces; Mr. Fair is scheduled under the di- Women's Club of Middletown. ind Mrs. Philip Dinktins, whose rection of Mrs. John Newbon, Mrs. James Capozzi, Miss Hel- wiental modern style home re- outside activities chairman. A On Campus leets the decorator tastes of HUSBANDS en Brown, Mrs. Raymond Squi- chartered bus will leave from ns. Dinkins, and "Holry House", Shrewsbury at 8 a.m. and from tieri, Mrs. Francis Whelan and At Cedar Crest College, Allen- of Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians Mrs. Stanley Christiansen are hhe home of Mr. arid Mrs. Samuel the World's Fair at 4 p.m. Res- BEWARE! town, Pa., Miss Virginia Berg- and the Bell Telephone Hour Sloan, which is a* French chateau chairmen. lund, 31 Brightview Ave., New ervations must be made before Chorus on television. ype, This Is the former Nicholas April 15. Mrs. Gertrude Lee of Freehold, Shrewsbury, was elected secre- lutgers estate and includes past state president and active tary of the YWCA. She is a sopho- The annual strawberry festi- Thomas D. Dupont, son of Mr. greenhouses Which also will be val will take place June 13 in member for the past 25 years, more majoring in elementary ed- Dpen. was a guest at a recent meeting ucation and a graduate of Red and Mrs. George V. Dupont, 133 the church house and on tbt collection of beautiful in Colts Neck Inn. Bank High School. Her campus Linden Dr., Fair Haven, was one Also open for the benefit lour grounds. shoes, you'll know why. A nominating committee was activities include serving on the of a group of 26 Lake Forest (111.) torn 1 to 5 p.m. wit be the SPRING FEVER in fashions take* to the warm outdoors. appointed. Members are Mrs. Jo- staff of the newspaper Crestiad, College students, all members of lome of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce HOME FOR EASTER the Alpha Chi chapter of Kappa Mrs. William Hofer, Lincroft, left, chairman of the seph Cece, Mrs. William Hawkins on the song contest committee luber on McClees Rd,, just off HIGHLANDS — Miss Clairt and on the president's advisory Sigma fraternity, who are do- a,ve$ink River Rd. This home Greene, daughter of Mrs. Richard April 4 luncheon and fashion show -for the Rotary-Altar and Mrs. Adolph Hetzler. M^rs, Paul Morris was elected ohaifr :ouncil. nating blood at the nearby blood "set*in

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ti.r Bnrrwfjurf Hi., uA HOWL MM. Kuiut fero«. i Petereon Vlkm» tm, MMIUXH tren ye*x toMktt. QKXZsf JLCRJC* ICctor toiler, ceisel ntf la-wns; itu<«cbs. ozmui* ptow*4; CLEAWINS SBRVICE UOBILC HOME UUUUII. HxHxUU mli« , Bales end Kervice lour cte«A*d; |tr&M eufcttaf; Ary wtu«, ran uvirx. rxutjux. vmcWM pODOJC - Four., new •*!/««, OD« ownw. i£tlu «t«. 141- » w F Rd., ikStt. vilvo Dower C/Kllt ok. weM « M. » on w..l Fun Coast boet, flying bridee % 4.000 «i THl BOATMAN 8 SHOP drains IroUiiM. 14 ytua tzurtetce. tit it** eeUai&u* Freehold. If Jersey Speed UJK •, ,>.«» ,^ *», Wharf Ave. 7414780 Red Bank Estimates ijven. HUNT BRoi. TC- CaU 5««i« ertor. $2800. Cell rff-WM. e CHRYSLER — mrntior lunltop, 4O-23M MJ-1700. Ope Bun am-1 pm DRYERS VKNTSO - On or elactrle. ;»2 BTUDEBAKER - Two-Hoot' hard- owner, clean, s«orlflce, 741-6114. 23- 1M2 Chris Crs.lt. like new 4'396 3J HP. BVIKRUDB — Excellent coo- 00R0WIKO O PAINSPAINS7 CaCalll Irer Oreen EUmlnit. beat, lint sad moKttm. OS*' -- JUdlo, hester. whilewill «rei. TRACTORS »• Outboard cruller, Dew ... dltlon, mslde and out. Best c<(er. Call LdLandscapingi . Alll pfaas ufa o f landscaplnfdl c day aemes, CtU 22M031. FoiTr-do I mtiei. tl,225, 842-0874 11*51 MACK. 16' vie. eteel floor, 1400 Mercury motor . Including mamtenanct. Weekly, mwtn- firm. 1951 FORD mIRl truck, JIM. Uf Jet sailboat * 65J.JO0O M2.0823. OARDttN PLOWING ml, m a, rwio urn neeter, 1050 INTSRNATIONAL milk truck. MOO. 1»8 DIESEL TRACTOR — 35' Pan- ly or season. F. InlermesolL TO7-0UI torn trailer Call from 7 a.m. to 6 21' Pleasure craft, outboard I 1.100 WANTED — Penguin Class Sailboat. Of 787-3240. 8MAU. OR IAROE mlleaie. Eiwvienl condition. 871- Call 281-0767 after rive. 10' Sailboat, new, fully rlfied $ 250 Any condition. Must be very reasonable. CALL ni-mt. p.m. M2-6S3S. . LAWNS MOWED AND EDOED — Odd IBM ARIEL - Bquare four. Ceil after Call 349-6576. PAINTING — lrterior and exterior. 185* BUICK SPECIAL — Four-door, 6 p.m. Rumson Yacht Basin lobs. Reasonable. Call Estimate! cheerfully given. JOHN O. automatic, power uteerlni, extras, ex- 741-3213. AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS W> WEST BEND — 30 h p. Like 787-M43 BYRNl, Call »i-»io. 'ellt'nt condition. WE 8-5492. SALES AND SERVICE new. (250. Call FLOOR SANDING — Floor Mflnlshtoi. IIXS2 OLDSMOB1LE K-85 • Cutla«» »port FIRST 8T. RUMSON J74-3878. CUCAN CELLAR. YARM, OAlUOXt 1B53 OLDSMOBII.E 68 convertible, w.l! CHEVROLET CAR RADIO — 1983' Call Myron S. Morson for estimate. IMS TEMPEST - Se<1ln. AiiiomatiT coupe. Power eteerlng, bucket aeate, 1201} S12-2MX) 747-2242. — Hav« uuck. CtU after I p.m. very low mile,,., extm cliT ,1395 kfpt, new transmission, 1200 (Irm ofl)r r condole. 747-S3W U64. 125 Call LARGE DANFOBD ANCHOR. *25 Tia« umall tar trade. 741-1139. 7S7-3724. MCCULLOCH OUTBOARD MOTORS — BHERRILL BOAT COMPASS, J15. INDIVIDUAL AND BU8INXBS RE- NOW THAT YOU h«ve etudled (he Sales and service. Also service and Call 566-0096 TURNS — Prepared completaly. 14 LAWN MAINTENANCE — Cleaning PLYMOUTH 1857 • Two-door hardtop: ADS. "Huatle to RusBell" to Inepect parts for SCOTT — MCCULLOCH, years experience In this area- Call 671 and landscaplnc. Foil iniunnce cover* Very cle«n In and out. »280. 787- •Itd buy a. top reconditioned Ctdlflac. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES SCOTT — ATWATER. We wrvlce and 14'4 BARBOUR RUNABOUT — 25 h.p.128& for appointment. Mariery Trovato ate. T41-21M. OEdBmoblle or other make Ctrl repair all makes of outDoirdJ. JACOBS Johnson, controls, good condition. In t-a RELIABLE TAX SERVICE, AUTOi & TRUCKS lOMI FORD — Automatic, needs some HARDWARE CO., Berien Place and garage, 1350 or beat offer. 671-1567. &D nootma — autten wd uu- FIBERQLAS — Reiln, cloth, tape, etc.. Shrewibury Ave.. Red Bank, 747-3864. Music For All OCCMIOOS tn. Free eitlnates, 10-ye»r fuarmntee. k, a iteaj at M75 firm. Mrproi - lakMHll, «iajer 800, 900, 747-4471 MOBILE HOMES BLUE JAY NO. 2855 — New July THE BCBPTRES mmn. Fair Haven. 1000. Also marine flnlfhei, bottom JERSEY SEA SKIFFS 1843, flberrlasied, dacron sails, black Four piece band WHY PAY MORE flnuelnt car, boat? 1I>K> FORD two-door Hfaiiin, *65fl. 1055 MOBILE HOMES paint, braae acrftWl, bronze nalli etc.. Block and Custom — 24' to 38' wllh white deck. Call 741-6339. Call Bob Witson Lower bank rete«> all details, no d*U7. RAMBLER itatlon wagon, 1176. Both Used . 10% down JACOBS HARDWARE CO., 8hrew«bury CLIPPER CRAW BOAT WORKS M.a. Crook, Insurance. MMtii. '59 FORD llltomallc Cirail 67I-06B. Ave. and Berien Place, Red Bank. Evertreen St. Keyport 264-2350 ST. LAWRENCE rowing skiff, beauti- INCOME TAX RETt/RNB — Prepared New . 7-year (Inanclni 747-3854. Mew-Used Tta4es>Flnanclng ful lines, needs work, $20. Pair spread- for businesses and ladlrldoaJs, by toCARPB- T — Representative of N.Y.C. Galaxie 2-<(r. Hardtop 1M0 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE — Au- ROBBINBVILLE er light* (5. Transom stem and molds counum. Call 747-1M1. Carpet Showrom. Quality carpet. Ix- tomatic, radio, heater, two-tone. TAKE MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. 17' LADD — Oulioard hull, built-in BOAT CURTAINS — Custom made. for small skiff, S15. Large block, turn cellent prices. Arlene Ross. (MJ-1579. White with blue Interior. V-» OVER PAYMENTS, HS.80 per week. Route 130 BobbltuvUle, N. J.20 gal. gas tank, mahogany hardtop Any size. Bedspreads and accessories. buckles, etc. Reasonable. 741-4093. ENCLOSED POUCHES — GlLt.|«. — engine, oulomoflc, radio, heat- JU 7-1820 shelter cahln, with Tandem Trailer, 872-1532. room additions. Odd lobs, no lob toINCOMo E TAX MTURN8 — l*ri "' far Immediate credit ok. M1-S255. small. CHARLES HOWEK CONTRAC- er, power steering. Original : SKYLINE — 10x51, wisher, dryer, eood condition, £500. 78 Center Ave.. 28' CHESAPEAKE CRUISER — Sleeps 19«2 BOSTON WHALER — 13'8'. 18«3 by »BpolBtnnnt only. TJU! ~ 26,000 miles. Very clean jOLET 1S87. four-door »edan, Leonardo, 291-2SS3. 18 H.P. Evinrude. lust reconditioned TOR, 747-1273. • -ElfCY. Leonardo. 201-1800. »lx cylinder, rtanrtard shift, good con- nlnK. ehed, air conditioner, carpet- two, with galley, head, built-in flih i860. 741-8500. L dition Reasonably priced. 741-8307. Ing, J3350. 2«4^)451 ALCORT FIBERGLA8 SAILF/SH - tanks, Chrysler Crown 115 h.p. engine, LANDSCAPING — Urn cost retaining Purchased late last year, 141S. Like built 1950. In covered storage In Rum8- PKAM with o&rs, excellent con- walls with RR ties, terraces, grading, Irtfi CLASSIC LINCOLN CONTINEN- 8x35 MOBILE HOME — Covered patio, new. A btrfaln at (295. Call XS-3247. son. W50 to first comer. Call 842-2256. dition. $50. Call planting, lawn and garden maintenance. EMPLOYMENT RUSSELL TAL — Dark blue, genuine leather air conditioned. A-l condlUon. Cell 787- Experienced and Insured. Chuck Hard- scuts 44.000 mllea, everything but ai7412r . 23' BICCA SHELTER — ID61, AAA-161' OLD TOWN — New «O tip. all 747-1921. ing: 747-137S. HELP WANTE&-FEMALE Oldsmobila-Cadillae ! conditioning. Must sell. Call 741-1315 condition. Hydraulic Uansmleslon. bead, electric Evinrude, two canvas tops, BOAT TOILEH'. like new. »25. 1W5O MOBILE HOME, 10*53. Excellent INCOME TAX RETURNS — Prepared after 6, condition. C&rpetlnr, washing machine, electric bilge pump, Nairtolex decked. extras. Call 291-1660. Call Company 109 Gray. 60 hourl, 12450. 171-0307. 741-4131 afttr « p.m. at your home or mine. J. Murtiu, 747- STEAL — 1063 Rambler. Classic $3500. Call 787.1712, CHOICE SLIPS STILL AVAILABLE - 5765. BOOKKEEPER 100 Newman Springs Rd. 770 series. Mint condition. Take over 28 MORTON JOHNSON — Skiff. Two Restaurant, cocktail lounge, show- LIOHTNINQ — #276S. BUInleM steel Red Bank 55x10 MOBILE HOME — Two bed- WCOMB TAX RETURNS - Pick up Account-Vi' * receivable and accounts pay- payments. Reduced (rom previous rooms. Excellent condlUon. Call be- bunks, head, Interceptor powered. $1700 ers and complete facilities. Sandy Hook rtc^lnf. One suH dacron. tS75. Trailer able. ejperitr.ee. Some general ledger or bet. offer. Call MM821. Bay Marina. Highlands. »n-1450. tam. 8 h.p. outboard, WS. 747-5318. and deliver. 15 years experlenca. - 741 -0910 787-1329. tween 3:30 and 7 p.m. 7J7-788S. Reasonable. Call 711-1466 S-10 p.m. background desirable. Salary ISO. Writ, for appointment stating experience to TAX RETURNS PREPARED by ex-'AD.T' Box til. Hed Bint AUTOS &'TRUCKS" AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS perienced accountant Familiar with federal and aute tax refulttlons. 15 8VENO-CLERK lone form, 13 short form. 5M-T3M. Interesting and challenging pofttloa la personnel deputment ol protrusive AUTOS & TRUCKS and rapidly (rowing- company with he&dquarters in Asbury Park. XMversl. •^ * ^ lied duties require Initiative and ability to aasume responsibility. Must have FORD good tyring and steno skills. Liberal * employee benefits. 40 hours, Monday to •62 OLDS "98" Friday. Etartlnii salary 172. progres- Holiday Coup* 1 sion to |82. Reply In own handwriting. giving- lull details of work experience Blut with matching Inferior and education. All replies confidential. WINNER'S STREAK SALE Completely equipped Including Write "AX," Box 511. Red Bant automatic windows and toot PART TIME—clerfc-iteDo for centrally Excellent condition. located Red Bulk insurance office. GIGANTIC The Big Change Fords are big winners in open competition... Three mornings per week. Including Saturday morning. Bom« occasional and in the showroom! Our Winner's Streak Sale of new Ford RUSSELL •"nJng work. Hours flexible. Write "E.B.,'r Box 467. Red Bank. haFdtops is a big success! Result: our lots are loaded with clean Oldjmobile-Cadillac WOMAN — Mature, unattached, re- liable to help worwing mother and care cars taken in trade. Come shop the big selection. Get a used Company for one child. Private room, board 100 Newman Springs Rd and salary. Permanent. 671-9453. car you can trust from a man in business to stay! And get it Red Bonk OPEL SALES RALLY! H0U8JCWORKER - Clean, love chtl- now... whefr your choice is greatest and prices are lowestl 741-0910 dren. Uve in. references. o».r. 281-1736 ONE DAY ONLY-SATURDAY, MARCH 28 WOMBH . '. 4-dr. leden and 4-drconvertible. . OLKSWJW^N, EXCLUSIVE AT BOB WHITE BUICK '60 FORD 1050. 61 Kirman onla BOB WHITE 9-pesi. Country Squire Sta. Wagon, '63 CONTINENTAL MO S3 Midget Mark J Fordomatic, power (tearing. 4-dr. convertible and 4-dr. ied.ni. Conv. "Anxious to Grow By Pleasing- You" BUICK BOB WHITE BUICK, INC USED CAR VALUES SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY ENGLISH OF THE WEEK 741-6000 AGENCIES 747-4500 CADILLAC OLDSMOBIUD '62 CHEVY $1845 SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH and MAPLE AVE., RED BANK BROADWAY AT 4th AVB. Impel* 3-rJr. hardtop LONO BRANCH 222-1234 •61 VW $1395 Kharmann Ghia

of '62 RENAULT $1295 Caravelle, two (opt THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN •61 FALCON $1095 Four-door sedan VALUES ARE ALWAYS FOUND AT CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. '59 BUICK $ 995 on all our Invicta 4-dr. hardtop EASTER SPECIAL '6P CHEVROLET $1095 1963 FORD Bel Air, 2-door used "We Keep the Best Ffirltn* faur-daer. Radio, beater, power steering. Wholesale the Rest" CARS! Power brakes, V-8 with Ferdsmatle. Shrewsbury Av«., CH^CK THESE RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS EASTER SPECIAL Shrewsbury $1075 '59 RAMBLER $895 '63 RAMBLER (2) '61 FORD 741-6200 Conv»rt!blt. Cuitom. Auto. Fulrlen. 500, 2Jr.- , RtH. 4-dr, HT, automatic, R/H. LIU ntw. E.OOO mllei R&H, PS, PB. 1962 CHEVROLET W/W «nd pow.r 4op. '60 CHEVROLET $1095 Bel Air four-door. Radio, heater, power steering. Ont-y»ar guaranft* '59 FORD $895 4-dr. B«l Air V-8 with Powerglide. Galaxis 4-dr. HT. McCARrtv Aufo., rudio. heater '62 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Auto., RtH, PS. Radio, heetsr. '60 MERCURY 8895 '59 CHEVROLET $950 EASIER SPECIAL DRIVE AN 2-dr. sedan. Auto., RAMBLER $1795 4-dr. HT Impala. '62 R&H, PS RtH, PS, automatic. Cui>om 400 four-door. 1961 CHEVROLET Auto., RIH, bucket mti, PS, OK REDUCED '60 DODGE $1075 '59 CHEVROLET $975 Impala four-door hardtop. Radio, heater, 4-dr, jed-jn, aufo., 4-dr. Station Wigon power (tearing, V-8 with PowergllJe. FOR '62 BUfCK $1595 radio, heater. Auto., RSH, PS, PB 2•cfr. Sp«etfll, ifttfc iMff, Radio and hsatar* USED CAR QUICK SALE! '60 RAMBLER $1075 '57 BUICK $395 EASTER SPECIAL '62 RAMBLER $1395 4-dr. wagon, R&H. 2-dr. Super, HT. '63 CHEVT If Auto., RSH, PS. IN THE EASTER PARADE 2-dr. Cl.iilc, RSH. Neva 4-Dr. Sedan '60 RAMBLER $975 I960 CHEVROLET SHARP '57 CADILLA^ps • •— I •• •• ¥ • CV mF$89" ' w5 4-d . Sedan, Auto , R .nd H '61 FALCON $1075 4-dr. ledan DeVilU. Biscayn* two-door. Radio, heater. '63 RAMBLER 4-dr. Sedan. R/H HOP $1150 Six-cylind»rf standard tranimistion. Classic 2-Dr. Sedan '60 RAMBLER '57 HUDSON $595 OVER TO CIRCLE CHEVROLET LIKE NEW '61 VALIANT $1075 Cuilom ila. wagon, 4-dr. Hornet, like n«w, auto., Floor ihift, radio, he»Ur Auto, RSH, PS. 4-dr., RSH, PS. Just A Partial Listing • Follow Your Friend* To AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF '62 PONTIAC Cs)f*Hn» ConvartlbU THEIR TREMENDOUS BEAUTIFUL '61 MONZA CIRCLE EASTER SALE! 4 Speed Transmission TWIN-BORO RAMBLER A STEAL 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK CHEVROLET Co. Many Others To ChooiV Froml 747 - 0040 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK OPEN EVES. TIL 9 Red Bank Headquarter* for the Soap Box Derby PETS A LIVESTOCK rat SAUS RED BANK REGISTER HELP WANTED-MAUE HELP WANTED-MALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Mate rat SALE ro» SALE 22-Fridi^;, March 27, 1964 PHYf ICUtf — JUUrUsfc •«** UCtat QUALITY EASTER HAMS YOUNG MAN wwi V,jn e **l*Ti*A pGeiUo^ Wi 11 Hias. rvlt BOOKKEEPER •4dt* rfcrKUsict. If. 3. UCMM. WrtU tutUT Ucrr •H II." iirix 5JJ, Rfc-i B*ait ____^_ TAKE OVER HELP WANTEO—FEMALE torn.*; sWr<*r4i, MUMM "4 AtthniAt, Utlirj murvi*w etii ffi to | p. WUJTilEK - B«t*«m «!*)». Ex- lor UtiiJ IMS kutt S/i'iift. UnvxtxiiA LoaurtAcc. unpaid balance of luyt. j»rl»ste«J. Appfy In person. K>(t>u VJfJG yfffCf UOWbl-ODTH Officer*' i/ew WriU lo -AM." Eoi Ml. Rwl Btuslt plner. Hwy. 34- Matawaii. is Interested la receiving bids on jani- WHOUSWUS - Cull Hi< DOO amowxa *w» •ATtWW Wf MECHANIC - Experienced. Full Umi torial service for the Meae. Interested CY'S LIGHT HAULING AND ODD $186.00 OREENHOUSC JS7-0W70W7, MJtlmt SECRETARY — For Red Bulk office. Apply at Bridge Easo, Bridge parties are requested to contact the JOBS. Call Sultry baaed on experience. Write Rector PI, Red Bank. Secretary, Fort Mon mouth Off lean' TU-S0S2. nullifications, to "A.F." Box 611. Bed Open Hess, Fort Monmouth, N. J. and pay $9.00 monthly All mtkei ntw or used- Sank. LINOTYPE OPERATOR—Experlenci IJOW U> 92S< Berplco't! V.- - ODen WednMd«y, Thuttdtr, »•« sW- Job man. Permanent position. Kirn originally $700.00 St. Ne*t to theater. 7l?-0485. Printing Co. 774-8000. Bradley Bead SERVICE STATION AiTTENDANT. tu FINANCIAL l«y »-» Alio Saturday and sfuwUJ U* time, must have reference!. Call 26' COLONIAL CHANDELIER — Solid HELP WANTED-MALE POKTER — Full lime. Bayvlew Nun 6406. " BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • Thr««-piec« nylon-foam living room suit* brass. Milk «1»«5 Jlobes. Perfect con CLIPPING AND BATHINO dltion. «B. Call 842-33i»._ All breedi- Margie ichmldt, bjr a». ing Home. Call polntment. 7S7-568*. ____ 291-0440 HELP WANTED-^Hale Femali BARBER BHOP — Located on Hwy. • ThrM-pUc* gold bisque bedroom suit* BIRDCAGES. CONCRETE MIXERS. WANTED! J! UL.L TIME HOME modernlzatli r 35. Cull after 6:30 p.m. iracton, work bench 16*3. WMWII» ONE AKC WHITE mlnlatuM DWdl* .ilesman. Good opportunity. State qu£ 671-2404 lichlne. »to»e. sink. 2222847 after 6 left. Call Keanjburg. 10 Men who are Immediately available fications and experience. Wrile "BK1 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED — Idea • Fiva-piec* chrome dinette 787-1050 for full time employment for our re- i3ox 511. Red Bunk. for a. couple where man has outaidt ESSPOOL AND SEPTIC TANK — NATIVE JERSKY larse Held peanul jolt. C;; n help with ground work oi leaning business. Earn over $6,000 •tone. Will deliver. Call cently opened FACTORY BRANCH. mnually. Middietown area. Sacrifice. plul Permanent employment. No lay offs CAR WASHER — Part-time, weekend: ••tends. Apartment and board an 7(7-304K. Apply iit Middle town Car Wash, -'all 7S7-16O*. REAL ESTATE FOR RINT No experience necessary. Prefer men k salary. Goo I import unity fur Ann between 10-3S years of age. y' 35, Miridk tow/i. couple or where man la locally em J Tablet, (our lamps, 9x12 rug, euihion, otc. NEWARK ploy eii. S42-2256. .KAI)V TO GO — Restaurant fully APARTMEWTS SHOUT OHDER COOK — Some ^Quipped. For rent, summer or yearly to Neplune. no belter value than our $90-$115 START ienee. Apply in JILTSUII at Matawa OMK ON IN — To room 9, 157 Broa ntal. Call Herh. 872-9733. Plenty of Good Used Furniturs BIG-M Aluminum norm window. Buy it.T. Jhvy. :il. Matawan. BATONTOWN St.. Iterl Katftc or call 747-333S( for ih r »t Prown's. Heavy iluty throuthout. CALL 566-5S6I AITOMOHILE -MECHANIC — Mu: bent telephone sales offer. Prefer res iTIiiST IIOL SE — 221) Filth Ave., to select from !^ Can't b« beat st JU.M. COUNTRY CLUB BETWEEN 9 A.M.-5 P.M. (tents of Red Bank' area with previou sbury Park. Exceptionally beautiful, LVe experience :»iltl tools. Apply experience selling newspappr subscrtp [i lake. 1 \-i blocks lu ocean. A-l con- PROWN'S APARTMENTS & BWIM CLUB •rsori. Lions. ition. Two apartments, 10 renting NIGHT KITCHEN MAN WANTED — :23. EXPEKIE.NCK1J SALESMAN Other days 'til 6:00 P. M. er many accessories and extra equip AIR CONDITIONING. Ample ofl-ltrMt :omplt>le fringe ht-nofits. We will . )Xh: OF THE MOST ACTIVE Ken nt. Good condition. 291-0001 after lighted parking areas. YOUNG MAN WANTED -- For part 750 monthly lo the man who qualifies Bstate organizations In the Monmoul MORTGAGES 4:30 p.m. time work. Apply in person. Katsm's n;irnetl IM-"[WI-.':I :io-l~i. college gni "'ounty 'area is expanding its facilitie. Drut: Store. 203 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red n opening a Rarltan Township bran FOR SALE PICTURE FRAMING 314-liOOM APARTMENTS Bank. u;ite: Ktumlil be jirt^i'iitlv employe >rfIce on State Highway 36. This ex INSURANCE FRAME ART 8TUDIO-One ot a kin. (ONE-BEDROOM> ;i in -4 p.m. call 549-7575. Evening: pansion requires the Her vices of his ATTENTION frames for any picture or document 1122 MONTH yOC.N'G MAN — To install tires, muf- p.m.-y p.m. ra(! 747-0151 or KI 5- caliber experienced real estate sale ONE STOP SERVICE Unusual prints to order. Restoration, flers, seatcover.i, etc. Applv in person BKSONABLE MAN — Over -Jl, > •eople. L beral commission arrange HOME OWNERS AUTO FINANCING AUTO INSURANC EASTER PLANTS Come browse. 14 Wall 81.. Red Bank. 4U-R00M APARTMENT only THE PEP BOYS, 42 West Front nent. For Interview call Mr. Cox, Th Lowest Coat Package Deal (TWO BEDROOMS* 1 for Tii'l time In an Interesting am CIRWAN Co. 787-5500. Designed to save you time and money Hyacinths. Tulips. Gardenias. Gera- [Opposite Red Bank Lumber). 7tl-8«36. St.. Red Bank. .'syonsible position. GooA starting sal niums. Azaleas. Lilies. High Quality. FLOWERING SHRUBS -^3>, welgela NEED MONEY?? SAME DAY APPROVAL I1S0 MONTH EXPERIENCED BULLDOZER OPER ary with excellent chance for advUnci OPERATORS WANTED — Home work Low, low prices. flrebush, deutzia. 10 for »5; others ATOH— Call men!. Benefits. Call 239-1414 for a three for SI. 9(6-4733. ers, lining maker*, coats. Ca]J Lon rat and Second Mortgage Loan FINLAY-BREUNINGER INC FREB HEAT * HOT WATXR 671-3113. •ointment. Branch Manufacturing Co., Inc. 222-SS4I 1 PROWN'S II.000 to 110.000 172-0100 Eveninga 872-175 DRY CLEANING ROUTE MAN — For MEN-FULL TIME 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 established dry cleaning anil laundry •light office cleaning In Mlddletow BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Overburdened with debts? WHERE ELSE Ranting Office on Premises. Qualified Personnel For Quality Order; RUSCIL'S FURNITURE — Ked Bank. can you buy the beat quality window DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Rout* route. Good lulure. Call 264-1000. urea. Monday through Friday, 6 p.m 210 Broad Long Branch 222-474' can help you Immediately pay on to 2:30 a.m. Good pay. Steady, N< MERCHANDISE Large 3ti" wooden base cabinet $14.50; ihadei "Dupont Tontine?" They look 35 lo Tlnton Ave., turn right on Tin- MAN WILLING AND ABLE to assist experience required. Paid holidays ani ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY mortgages, consolidate all your debts, metal utility cabinet $3.75; beds com' neat, they wear a long time. Bhados ton Ave., approximately 1,000 ft. to in general Jawn maintenance. Call 741- •aeatlons. Must hiive car. Must brin Every order & applicant our apecialt Improvement loans, medical oills, etc. FOR SALE plcte $15; refrigerator $69, gas range made while you wait. Shop by plione. Country Club Apartment! and Bwlm 2181. !)irth or baptismal certificate to tnte .2 Broad St. Red Bank 747-3*9' Jl.OOft—S 7.84 per month $39. Shag cotton ruga 11JO14, $15. Modern Club. PART-TIME SERVICE STATION at- view. Apply In person this Monda »2,00»—$15.67 per month kneehole desk, like new, $19.50. Grand- PROWN'S 3',M ROOMS — Completely furnished, TRENTON COMMUTER — Who leave; 13.000—S23.50 per month YOU CAN father clock $05, Washer $16.50, aofa tendant. Must have references. Call afternoon, 1 p-m.. at 600 Main St, Ked Bank about 7 a.m. wanted I enclose your porch or breeze way will 32 Broad St. Hed Bank 7<1- dishwasher, washer, dryer, all utllitltl, Asbury Park. No phone calls. J5.000—J3D.18 per month bed $-19. maple arm chairs $12.50. 23 J150 month. 671-2832. 747-9S5O. deliver packages In Trenton before ALUMINUM Jaloii3led or awning win K. Front St., 741-1693, CONTENTS of dlsmanteled greenhouie, a.m. 741-1123. (iowa. Add a room the Inexpensive way ;l0xlO0. Overhead vsntllator fitting! SOMEONE INTERESTED — In helping EXPERIENCED GARDENER BARCLAY MORTGAGE 1 KATONTOWN — Three large rooms to write music for amateur writer. Call Call ua [or free estimate. I'UADti IN your old rurniiure witn o used for hot water heating. 1B00 2" EXPERIENCED real estate mile.imai down payment and gel a new parlor pipe. 787-0133. and bath, uniurnlshed. Hsat, refrlgera- 291-0753. 741-1289. or saleslady. Small Red Bank are; CORPORATION PROWN'S or dining room sflt &>t sals prices. Wll or Included, JSO monthly. 787-62X8. friPR has opening. Send resume t Mam Lett FurnUure Inc., Hwy 35, ALTERATION BALE — Winter! Fur .0. Rox 125, Eatontown. Or plion 12 Brick Plaza :t2 Broad St. Red Bank 741-750 Mlddietown. 711-3213. open evening* till Shop, 43 Monmouth St., Red Bank. RED BANK — 61A Chestnut St., lour- AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS 512-0946 evenings. T.V. K.C.A. — '21" table nior night. Any age. Call 787-6213. Brick Town 892-7222 office equipment, etc. at bargain prices, price, brand new 88-not* comolt pi- FORSYTHIA — Large. $1.00. Small New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, anos. 10-year euarantee. Come «ee. KEYPORT HOLMDEL AREA — T*o • RELIABLE WOMAN — Wishes to take •ave. Rent option to buy. Tenzer • room, ono or two-bedroom garden' care of children In her home. Will FIRST ANU SECOND MORTGAGES three Tor 50c. PEONIES, $1.25 pei Rte. 35. OakhursL 531-3900. apartments. New Colonial deilfn bu!!d< EASTER also board If deulred. Call 747-2609. AVAILABLE - Edwin S. Stark. Real clump COW MANURE 50c your bushel Music Store. 306 Main St.. Lakewood. Efltats and Mortgage Consultant. 284- basket. You dig, bring shovel. A Ilei ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE ings. On site parking. Swimming pool M20. Dairy Farm, H mile South from Middle TERMS ARRANGED for ten&nls only. Green drove Oardsnf. town Railroad Station, on road to Lin Green arove Ave., Keyport. Opan AUTOS & TRUCKS BANK RATES croft, Rent A Piano $12 per Month Prown's have thre» easy way« to pa dally and Sunday. Phone 261-1848. IMMEDIATE: CASH KNABE MASON-HAMLIN, SOHMER for storm windows and doors. Stop i HAMMOND CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT STECK we'll ihow you top quality at lowest RED BANK'S 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mortcaget Cookman Ave. & Miiln SI. Asbury Pk prices and talk over the eaay termi. DISCOUNT Home Improvement Loani Open dally till 9 Sat. till 5:30 MOST BEAUTIFUL )ebt Consolidation — Lowest Ratej OR.GAN STUDIO PROWN'S deluxe, modern, two-bedroom apart- 775-9301 ments, large rooms and closets, $135 IL',000 ' month tu.05 OF ASBURX PARK 32 Broad St., Red Bank a.OOO month J21.O7 NURSERY STOCK AND SUPPLIES — & month. Near Broad St. Free parking. 4,000 month *28.09 USED ORGANS Complete selection. Free estimates on DESK ANI) CHAIR — Table top, MADISON GARDENS 15.000 month f35.ll Portable Chord Organ .5 5: professional landscape, lawn and gar-Contemporary. Walnut. Perfect cond 132 South St. 741-7S33 PARKER MORTGAGE Hammond Chord Organ _.... 5 39: dening service. 24 years experience. tlon. After 6 call 842-2430. Thomas Spinet Organ $ 34i Phone 5(2-0718 [or free catalog. BON- 'rHRBE ROOMS UNFURNISHED — FESTIVAL! 1-43(3 FO 3-2001 14 SKINS — Natural Royal paste] Heat and hot water. Phone after 6 p.m. Lowrey Starlet Organ .... $ 42? GARZONE NURSERY, Waysids Rd., lur Bonded Fersonu Representative Lowrey Holiday Organ $ 59!New Shrewsbury. mink stole. Rarely worn. J200. Ca and all day Tuesday, 671-2860. till Call At Your Horn* At Your Conn Minuet Organ (blond) 5 59! 842-2510. lonvenlenee. No Obligation. WALLPAPER SALE — 50% otl on all UNFURNISHED — 3'A rooms, River- SPECIAL Thomaa Spinet Organ (25 pedals) J 70; Lin GOT wallpapers. Over 1,000 pat MORSE PORTABLE SEWINO MA- nlde Ave., lied Bank. First Jloor. «00 Hammond M-3 Organ ..._ .5 7ffi terns to- choost from. KLARIN'S 26 CHINE — New. $50. 50 piece Com. heat included. 747-0787. Hammond M-lll Organ -S12& Monmouth St., Bed Bank. 717-3838. munity silverware In case, $25. Three AUTOS & TRUCKS piece set of luggage, tlO. 787-2186. KED BANK — Five room apartment. Open Dally Till 9—Saturday Till 6 p.m, BEDROOM SET — Walnut, dresser, COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. ACCORDIAN — 120 bass. Never uied, J135 monthly. Unfurnished. Will redeco- 55 MG 'IF' $ 775-9300 ches|t. chair and bed, »20. Call 741' rate. Call 741-56S0. 3ia2 after t p.m. Will sell for any reasonable offer, Roadster classic. Black, red intarior, i'V FOR A LIMITED TIME — Special Also one riding Jawn mower. 566-4fi25. ftED BAJJK — 3H rooms. Attractively SIMPLICITY 24" RIDINO MOWER — furnished. Tile bath, Private smtrance. wir* whttls, 1395 •ale ptajitlc boat resin and flberglai Electric atarter, good working order. '61 CADILLAC } at 's off. Sizeuhle discount on Ma rim Call 747-9713. RENT A TV 100 Wallace St. paints. DeLorme Industries Hwy. 36, Portable. Day. week, month. BAY BELFORD — Four rooms, bath, mod- > Sedan de Ville f.' ENAMEL DOUBLE SINK — 42"l20V ern apartment. Call after 6. 1 Leonardo. 291-0976. SHORE TV. 38 Church St., Keansbur" -1 White with black and white In- f, ' Will BU \ ANlj BELL anytfting an< with formica counter top. CaJJ 747- 787-44(10. 741-1153 terlor. Fully equipped Includ- & everything- Give too highest prices. 4977. SYCAMORE GREENS — Outdoor spe NEWLY painted and decorated, four- 1961 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 3 Ing factory air conditioning > Call William Leff Furniture, Inc.. HwyLEMONADE AND ICE CREAM ma- room unfurnished apartment In Kes.nl- GEORGE J. COTTRELL 2 Like new In every respect 1^ 35. Mlddietown 741-3213. Open «vi chine. Good condition. Reasonable. Call clals! Pine chest In the rough 522.50 Convertible, white, one owner, low mileage. pine stand $12.50; gas range $29.05 burg. Pay own utilities. Couple with KR tin 9 p.m. 222-6977. bumboo arm chair J7.5O; four-plec one child or elderly couple preferred, LAMP SHADE SAVINGS SABLE SCARP — Two-skin, like new, Victorian parlor set |49; also cut cry* 787-0820. If I'm Wrong, , RUSSELL $50. Call after 6 p.m. tdl, rare china, glassware, paintings, THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Heat, 1961 AUSTIN HEALEY $1995 See our-new collection of quality chpict 7M-5104 Oriental ruga. Summer furniture, etc. water supplied. 6 Spring St.. Red Bank. '; Oldsmobile-Cadillac $ ' lamp shades. Low, .low price?. Th3i RUSCIL'8, Sycamore Ave. west of Rail Call 747-1855 ater 6 p.m. "3000" deluxe roadster, blue, wire wheels. I'll Pay You 1 lamp with as frpsh lamp shade wi INSTANT road Station. Little Silver. 741-8508. % Company I make the whole room look better. FURNISHED _ Three rooms, utilities. window shade service. Just bring your BEST TOPSOIL Linens, putting-. Reliable adults. No LONG BRANCH-I honestly I 100 Newman Springs Rd, f roller and chose from dozens of tht Road gravel, bluestone, sand, good f! pets. 741-2SSS ater 5. all day weekands. g Red Bank PROWN'S newest typea. Sit down In our ahow- dirt. etc. ECKEL'S TRUCKING, Mor 1963 AUSTIN HEALEY $1495 believe that I can sell you a 32 Rrnad St. Rod Bank 711-7501 room and relax awhile or do a little ganvllle. Call day or night, 566-5707. RED HANK — Three roomt, adults, new 1964 Oldsmobile during i 741 -0910 shopping and stop back when your rurnlshcd-unfumlslied. Excellent loca* Sprite roaditer, white. 1 e-- ~ - shades are ready. Cloth shades from tlon. No pets. Nawly decorated. 741-2009, t AUTOS & TRUCKS 98c to the latest fabrics with decora MERCHANDISE WANTED March for less than any tor fringe from $2.38. — Four-room unfurnished apartment. All utilities Included. Call I1B authorized dealer in our retail CASH — For old electric trains, madi 787-2127 alter 4:30 P.m. 1962 MGA r* "$1495 befori 1040. Call utter 5 p.m. price range ($2343 to $4753). 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 741-1899 WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — New Roadster, white with red interior. three-room furnished garden apart* Shop all over and bring me GRAVELY TRACTOR With 48' anow WANTED — Monaural tape recorder, ments. Private terracea and TV, Week- plow, Snow blower and 35" rotary. 2-ipeed, In excellent condition. Ci " ly and monthly rates. NAUTILUS your best figure. Of course you Call after 5. 4 Third St. Rumaon. 747-1312 after 5. APARTMENTS. Dial 842-0505. 1963 TRIUMPH $1695 must be able to tell me the TRIUMPH .22 AUTOMATIC RIFLE WANTED DEAL — ThreB-room apartment plus Spitfire roadster, whits with red Inferior. SPORTS CARS ' In very good condition^ Reasonable OANO MOWER large foyer. Choice location by ocean. model and accessories it in- Call 671-1245 after 7. p.m. r 291-142I Private beach. Call superintendent), cludes. If I can't sell for less, COMPLETE WARM AIR FURNACE — ANTIQUEH — Paintings, N. J.Atlas. 631-1360. . . .'..'.. With blower. Gas fired for central Estatei purchased and appraised. 747- TWIN GABLES — 38 Rlversida Avs., I'll pay you in cash 25% of heating. Good condition. Reaion-home 2003. The Hudson Shop Inc., 61: Red Bank on river. 314 and tool the difference as soon as you enlarged. 787-4367. ,,roaa St.. Shrewsbury. rooms unfurnished, flvs-room olflcs. G.E. WASHER —- Like new. Frigldalre OLD FURNITURE - Antique*, chmi 741-2399. prove I'm wrong. Come see electric stove. V.M. Stereo tape Klaaswar*. art objects and brlc-a-nrao. CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. corcler. Matawan. 566-3219. immediate cash [or anything and every' me at McFaddin Cadillac-Olds, NEW LUXURY LOCKE 25" lawn mower, Brlgga-Btrat- thing. Rusoll's. 26 Bail Front BL VA ROOMS LEROY APTS. Only Quality Imported Automobiles mobile, 251 Broadway at ton motor. Entire machine rebuilt 1963. 741-16U3. FULLY AIR CONDITIONED $175. Used ftberglaa green corrugated WANTED USED TENT, preferrabl; Close to ail transportation. Fourth Ave., Long Branch, or panels, 3'x3'6, $1 each. 741-4093. umbrella type. Reasonable. 21 Leroy PI. ' 'Red Hani! Newman Springs Rd. 747-4500 " Red Bank call . . . 222-1234. 7S7-48SS. 141-1063 Days 747-KUW JCvenlngi THE THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL MUNMOUTH COUNTY'S but located XXQ'TLVJ" plywood bed board, $5.22 ea. PETS & LIVESTOCK apartment house. One 3^ and ont ALL-NEW RED BANK LUMBER, corner Pearl lli-room apartments, available. Beauti- and Wall St., Red Bank. ful river view, fireplace, parking. Call BIRDDOO — Pointer female. Twi Mr. Smith, 741-9600, or Mr. Carlln, TRIUMPH ITFIRE RABBIT HUTCHES »10 — Also years. Has been shot over but no MA 2-7890 — Newark. 12 Flit Long tlques, brass tour pipe steamboat completely finished. (100 to sood homr DiU Inkll • Up to 35 Milll pir Ell. whutle, J15. Statue by John Rogeaa 229-3599. RED BANK — Spacious on« and two- bedroom apartments available now anil Roll Up Window! • IndipindintSuipiiiiloi dated I860, $10. Brass cupid vanity BEAUTIFUL CEDAR DOO HOU8ES- CIII Onr 80 MPN n *» I mull mirror $5. WaJnut carved rlve-drawer In the future. New kitchen equipment. chest with brass handles, Sis. 222-1598. Blies for all dogs. KINO'S KENNELS. Molly Pitcher Village, Branch and. '2199 Rt. 38. Oakhurst. 531-1837. Madison Aves. Call 741-0116. DRIVE INTO AKC REGISTERED — Oolden collK DEAL - Delightful sli rooms, thre» TRIUMPH «K» AUTOS & TRUCKS puppies. .Collie, Chihuahua and York bedrooms,, two baths, large main foyer, shire terrier stud service. Experl spacious cloaets. Ocean view. Private PASSENGER grooming of all breeds. Call 671-1862. bathing beach. Must see to appreciate, CONVERTIBIE RABBIT HUTCHES *225 i.er month. Call Superintendent, , '63 CHEVROLET 110 531-1360. TRIUMPH TR-4 KBANSiiURCJ—Three rooms. Gas heat. SPRING! : I Two-door ndan MILK FED GOATS FOR SALE .Newly decorated. Tile bath. Immediate *ssk(m>sisl« • < l> M «« i< II Situl. occupancy. J70 per monfh. Call aftsr ^^ Economy »lx-cyllnder with 4 -30, lot*J3£Ki, Get into the enjoyable Spring feeling in an H itondard transmission. Radio • and heater. Very clean. Ont BLACK LABRADOR — Male pup, foui TWO-ROOM apartment — Completely months, AKC registered, all shots. Mui furnished, all utilities Included, nrlvati immaculate SHREWSBURY MOTORS car. It's sicrlflce $50. 787-2518 or PL 7-8449 entrance. Sea Bright Badminton gauaab Club. 842-1100. ^^1 GERMAN SHEPHARD — Male. Fiv< wonderful to drive relaxed and (eel confident. $1795 months old. AKC. HoiuebroKen and BUTTON PARIC APARTMENT* :- fond of children. Call 542-0885. Branch Ave., Red Bank. New four Every car is backed by our own service depart- RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS RUSSELL room apartments newly decorated. Rant LOVABLE SMALL MINIATURi 1 Includes air conditioning beat and'Kaaj' Monmouth County ! Only Authorized Triumph Dealer Oldsmobile-Cadillac POODLES — AKC. Two males. Crear Inquire Superintendent, 747-26S5, and apricot. $T6. 741-8772; ment. Coma in and test drive one today. Company FOUR ROOMS — Third floor. Heat NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 100 Newman Spring! Rd., BBAULK — AKC. Female. 3lx month included. Newly redecorated. 69 Church Red Bonk „ old. Ready to go, $35. Phon» St., Keansburg. Near shopping and EXTRA SPECIAL 542-2425 station. $H0 a month. Call between 9 OPEN EVES. 741-5886 741 -0916 and 3, 671-5252. AUTOS & TRUCKS LEONARDO — Two room first floor FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONIY apartment. April 1. Call 291-1544. $ SPRINGVIEW GARDENS '57 VOLKSWAGEN 2B3 Spring St. Red Bank, Immediate and future occupancy. 599 Large four and five room apartments. 2-door Sedan Two bedrooms, illnlng room. Large modern bath, spacious closets. 741-5672, TWO ROOMS AND BATH — Business SPECIAL, SPECIAL coupl* preferred. Call 741-8981 or 741. GO FORD! "BIG CHANGE SALE" 9686. TERRACE APARTMENTS — Five '55 DODGE room duplexes. May 1 and June' 1 oc- '59 VOLKSWAGEN cupancy. 4% room apartment July 1. Custom Royal Lanor. 2-dr. HT. M1-4B5O. Black 2-dr. sedan. Nict condition. Full power, auto. RSH, extra clean. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-room urnlshed apartment, newly decorated, $ jnuple preierrrd, 291.2460. UNFURNISHED — Six rooms, shower, '950 399 .v-far rounii living, hot water supplied children accepted. 787-6946. PLEASANT — Third floor, twd roomi, IIKhl housekeeping, good location prlV> (tf, buslnpdB woman. 741-07(1). SPECIAL SPECIAL .SPECIAL ATTRACTIVE -- Nlnely furnished two- i room apartment, suitable one person t One-room efficiency, 741-8394. i RED HANK — Furnished three room '64 VOLKSWAGEN apartment. Ne«,r all transportation, '62 PORSCHE Damonstra+or 2-dr, '61 VOLKSWAGEN lilull* only. Call 711-7076. ledan, R&H, WW, Sunroof, black with .((NO BRANCH — Furnished thres Convertible )om« antl bnlli. Completely prlvntp, undercoating, 2000 •pntrally located. 222-5008 or 531-0778. miles. New car red interior. RAH. ?1 8 AM-FM , SALEPRICE .TMHON --- Five roomsi bath (Two warranty. Immediate Extra clean. ji.draomti) hent, hot and ctilit water, delivery. 1964 GALAXIE 500 ;nrage for one car, couple, no ppti .ease, $110 month. DKNNI8 K. RYIINB, .tpaltor. 8 West River Rd., Rumson. EXTRA CLEAN $1750 $1195 HARDTOP, 8-CYUNDER, FULL POWER." $' 842-1150. JEA BRIOHT — Five unfurnished LIST PRICE $3,407.85 rooms, I heat a.nd hot water supplied. Reasonable, clean, quiet. 842-0525. FOUR ROOMS — Dath, unfurnlihed, nenr railroad station. Red Bank. In- quire before noon or after s pn '61 RENAULT DAUPHINE $ 130 nrldce Ave. BIG SELECTION - BANK FINANCING LONG BRANCH — 203 Branchport Av»; Unfurnlshetl, large 3],4 rooms and bath, Four-door sedan. Real clean car. stove, refrigerator. IIOO, utllltlel In- Friday and Saturday only. 599 cluded, couple preferred, or will furnish completely for racing season, flood neighborhood, conveniently localrd. 22ft- 1B17. [TET) HANK -- llroivd Bt"., unTurnlshril, four riKims. Choice locntlnn. 741-1221 or 741-1379. • ENGLISH AGENCIES - HED riANK Thr«» furnlshsi) SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. spnrtmrnt. Adults, n . 741«UI or S422277. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH and MAPLE AVE. RED BANK (More Clatsiried Adi On Tba N«t Page) nvusca run BALE HOUSES FDR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE iwv. UMJ1 IttW- frarfi HOUSES FOR SALE Mfi REDDEN AGENCY HALL BROS. REALTORS JOSEPH G. McCUETHiALTOR HOUSES FOft SALE 5^ (Ualfori — M. FtirBmo 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON. N. J, SHREWSBURY OFFICE Member of KM Buk 741-7SM Mitlu u*i*t StrvUx M»mb*r MuMipU U»Hng 842 CHARMING 8DC*0OM CGLQSIAL COMMERCIAL Infer t20,VXr! Lovely Lifctlt Silver location. Ltret living room FAIR HAVEN SPECIAL - Four• CENTER HALL COLONIAL — SM»y oca/puny for thi* new THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER laving throe ocpesurea uA dot/trial fireplace. T&e* btOrwaa, OFFICE SPACE bedroom C«pe Cod otlen excep-borneexcep- bomi . Desirable Fair rUven-RuroKm «cfaool area. Living room 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE tipnal value. Living roomwit h fire- with '/j tiled baths, breezeway, basement, lirg« workshop or boat H«4 lurnubwj. in redecorate to *uii fireplace, dining room, eat-in kitchen with diihwuher. Three storage shed at rear of garage. Steam heat, fenced yard, trees. »«» mult«D»BU. Beit location, wtl p»ce, dining room, new modern doublle bedrooms, 2% tiled baths, paneled den, overiiied garage. LITTLE SILVER MODIFIED RANCH. LOTS OF LIVING. FINE A steal at this low price. aSSWS'i A,""""'"' •« »« »» kitchen, 1>/, baths, partially fin- full basement, hot water heat. Choose your colon, move in after LOCATION. NEW LISTING - Center ball, living and dining pm. 747-1100. ished basement playroom. Near O* - BUU Hwy. SJ. school closes. Asking 527,900. 90 per cent mortgage available if rooms, expansive kitchen with combination family-barbecue, game GROWING FAMILY? to Bill rinue*. schools. Heating $180. Call for arar>> qualified. room, three bedrooms, two tiled baths. Many extras. Transferred Lovely spacious four-bedroom home. Fireplace in living room, 671-0277 pomtment. Won't last at $18,900 to Florida. Only three years old. Priced $39,500. formal dining room, first floor playroom, den or fifth bedroom. OFFICE) FOB RENT, BHREW8BURY- RUMSON — One block schools, shopping, buses. Foyer, living Large 16-ft. modern eat-in kitchen two full ceramic tiled baths, ttrttMbury Avr. corner Patterson Ave. JUST OFFERED! ,„„„«..„,„.; RUMSON. OLDER HOUSE. REMODELLED. EXCELLENT Air conditioned, furnished or unfur immaculate room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms, den, two-car garage, basement. Beautiful lot with many tall trees. Ideal BlilUd. T47-O848. four-bedroom rtych minutes from basement, garage. Everything shipshape, ready to move in. High CONDITION — Holy Cross area. Four bedrooms, 2'/j baths location for small children. No thru traffic. Good school area. downtown Red Bank. Sunny liv- FOR RENT — For light manufacturing mortgage may Be assumed with low down payment. An attractive Living room (fireplace) dining room, den, kitchen, basement, taxes Asking $30,500. Don't delay. approximately 5,000 go, ft. ing room, dining room, large home in a top area. Low taxes. Asking $24,900. See it now. $410. New wiring, new baseboard heat, new radiators. Don' 747-1100. modern kitchen, two tiled baths, hesitate — these kind move fast. Listed $28,000. LONG ON LIVEAB1LITY, LOW ON MAINTENANCE paneled family room, paneled DRASTICALLY REDUCED — Give away price for immediate 'hree-bedroom ranch boasting unusually spacious rooms, formal STORE study with built-in desk and book- sale. Attractive three-bedroom ranch on large tree-shaded lot, RUMSON. EXCELLENT FOR FAMILY LIVING. FUN ANDdining room, kitchen you'll nave to pry your way out of, ad- Whltt 8t. — KtBt location. Redec- oration complstrd, imall space to cases, patio. Many extras. Call us V/> baths, dining room, 20-ft. glass enclosed porch with large FROLIC. SUPERB SWIMMING POOL! - Six bedrooms, three oining laundry, two baths, 20-ft. family room, huge basement. ftilt your requirement!. 747-1100. for appointment. $25,800. adjoininadji' ' g patio' , wall to wall carpeting' , attache• d- garage, ho- t water baths, powder room and lavatory. All rooms are spacious, porch No thru traffic street. Short walk to shopping. Transferred owner heat. $18,800. FHA mortgage may be assumed with only $1,700 44x15. Seeking charm and graciousness, see this. Too large for has reduced price to $26,500. PERFECT SETUP FOR „„„DUAL. cash. Owner leaving state. Offered now at $20,500. present family. Many extras. Listed $53,500. HOUSES FOR RENT FAMILY NEEDS - Main resi TOP FLIGHT — RIVER RIGHTS - UNUSUAL IN BRICK NEAR. MO.NMOUTH C0LLEUB dence has living room, dining FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL - Two full baths. Conveniently RUMSON. HEART OF TOWN. ALL SCHOOLS. BUSES AND Only home of its kind in exclusive area. Extremely spacious and Imraedlcte occupancy, completely r«' modtlid and redecorated two-story un room, kitchen, three bedrooms located near Parkway, parochial and public schools. Separate SHOPPING — Three bedrooms, 2y2 baths, center haH. Living comfortable with four main rooms, four bedrooms, four baths, furnished home ittuited on large cor two baths, basement playroom dining room, large kitchen with dishwasher, 18-ft. family room, room, dining room, den, sun room, porch, full basement, stairs two fireplaces, two-car attached garage. Almost an acre of mas- n«r lot containing living room, dining laundry room, large basement with children's playroom, attachec sive trees. $43,900. room, den, kitchen wlui brand new four- two-car garage, jaiousied porch to attic, two-car garage, very good condition, easy maintenance. buinor gas range, laundry room and and patio. Also apartment with garage, fenced rear yard. Anxious owner asking $22,700. Real Transferred owner. Listed $31,500. lavatory on flr*t floor. Three- bedrooms large living room, one bedroom value. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERINGS: and full bath on stcond floor. Two-car carafe. $160 per month. Yearly lease kitchenette and bath for grand RUMSON. BEAUTIFUL — NEW COLONIAL - Four bedrooms and security required. SAMUEL ma's quarters. $28,900. 2% baths. Estate area. Living and dining rooms, den, kitchen RANCH-THREE BEDROOMS TEICHER AOKNCY, excluilv« agents. laundry, utility room. Two-car garage. All schools area. In- Large kitchen includes dishwasher, all aluminum combination 387 Ocean port Ave., Oceanport, 542-3500 NOTHING TO BE DONE HERE: spect now. Transferred owner. Listed $55,000. windows and doors. Complete full, dry basement and carport. W9 to $175. Per Month SWEET BRIAR THE BBRG AGENCY H has all been done for you. Ex- Located on a nicely landscaped 12,000 square ft. grounds. Fenced JW. IS MlddletOwn cellent four-bedroom ranch. Fire- $22,500. PRIVATE, SECLUDED, FOR THE BOAT-MINDED ! — yard. Convenient local and city bus transportation. Recreation 971-MOO place in living room, formal din- OF HOLMDEL Taxes, $380. Three bedrooms, bath, living room, (fireplace) dining park facility for the area. Property in fine condition. See for M1DDLJCTOWN — Attractlvt (even- ing room, large modern kitchen room, kitchen, breakfast room, den, laundry. -ourself. Call NOW! Listed to sell: $16,500. room cottage on large estate, SU0 per AUTHENTIC COLONIAL HOMES month Include! utlutlei except hen. with Separate family dining area, Call 222-7700 days. 741-3458 evenlngi paneled den. Full basement with MULTIPLE LISTINGS 1961 "KING SIZE" Two-Story • Split Levels • Bi-Levels O Ranches • Cape Cods UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED outside entrance. New Wall-to- Home for a large family. Four bedrooms with a room for another WINTER RENTALS, two 10 llx bod- wall carpeting, dishwasher, elec- Three and four bedrooms, two-car garages, science kitchens plus an 18x11 recreation room, full kitchen (with dishwasher) rooms, $90 to CM. KlU WILTSHIRE and formal dining room, 2y baths, two-car garage. Convenient •OSNCY, ReaUorl, open aeven days tric range and washing machine family rooms, some part brick veneer, fireplaces, acre land- 2 1480 Ocean Av«., Sea Bright. 842-0004 included, Wonderful area for chil WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY to schools, local and express city transportation. Current 5>4% WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - dren. $30,000. scaped lots. mortgage may be assumed. Other financing available. Will show Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- REALTORS any time. CALL NOW! Price $23,000. ate occupancy, SAMUEL JXICHJCK HEATED MODELS OPEN AT ALL TIMES AO1&NCY. Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport ENGLISH TUDOR - Executive's 741 - 0804-22 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK 542-3500. home in attractive setting. Cerv RANCH DUPLEX—Ui rooms. Unfur ter hall, 26' living room with PRICES $26,300 to $33,500 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE nlshed. Garage. Heejt and hot water WALKER 8 WALKER, Realtors •upplled, 222-2662 except Saturday and stone fireplace, formal dining •unday. room, tiled kitchen with break- SPRINGTIME IN RUMSON: Only two blocks to the river. Look a 661 Broad St. 2068 Hwy. 35 and HENRY A. WEST & SON this one-year-old four-bedroom, two bath Cape Cod. Modern This UNFURNISHED .- Immediate occupan fast room, four bedrooms (fire Shrewsbury, N. J. Palmer Ave., Middletown, N. J. cy, Blx room eolonlal, four bedroomi, may be just the home. $25,900. 1% bathi, baaement. Attached garage. place in master bedroom), four PROFBS8IONAI/ BUILDER* $160 month, years lease. Others from baths. Many extras. Trees! Ac- 741-5212 671-3311 (135 a mihth. Gall ELWOOD A. ARM- Directions: Rout* U to Sehtnelt R4. Turn at our dgn RED BANK — English tudor newly decorated inside and out. Large STRONG1 AOTONCY, Realtor, 655 Prop- cess to river. Reduced for fast living room with fireplace, tiled kitchen with vinyl floor, formal TWO MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES — SEND FOR FREE CATALOG ped #&., tittle Bllver. 741-4500. sale to $43,900. AD 2-272? OR AD 3-0456 dining room 16x10 den, three extra large bedrooms, 2>A baths, full TRADE OR EXCHANGE YOUR HOME SIX-ROOM unfurnlahed winter home, basement with recreation room, two-oar garage attached. On sewer 24 HOUR SERVICE — OPEN 7 DAYS poiob, garage, budget oil heat. Call line. Only $29,500. after 7:30 p.m. 787-5*49. 741-9100 RUMSON RANCH — Four bedrooms, HOUSES FOR SALE two batlll. v Huge basement playroom Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. RAY VAN HORN REALTORS GRACIOUS RED BANK COLONIAL - Has everything for comfort, HOUSES FOR SALE with fireplace. Two-car garage. Large Corner Bergen PI. fine Jiving room, dining room, four bedrooms, VA baths, basement, well landscaped lot. Yearly lease. $300 OVER A QUARTER CENTURY two-car garage. Oak beamed ceilings. You'll like this one. Ask per month' plus utilities. Immediate oc- RED BANK ITTLE SILVER — Four-bed- cupancy. WM. M. HALL OWNER. 141- MULTIPLE LISTINGS us about it. $24,900. STANLEY K. DOWNS REALTOR room spacious two-story home, Call or write for a, hot water heat. Full basement, TREE SHADED MODERN HOME - complete brochure ONLY $1,000 — That's all it takes to make you the proud owner of Four bedrooms. 2V, baths, living room "Homes of Charm and Value" two-car garage plus barn and with fireplace, dining room. eat-In this six-year-old eight-room, l'/4 bath home with wa41-to-wall car- stalls. Convenient to railroad sta- kltohen, den, two-car attached garage, peting and double garage. Large landscaped treed plot. Taxes HOLLAND HILLS OF HOLMDEL beautiful trees, *285 per montft. Will 741-1017 tion Price reduced to $17,300. rent or sell. Three years old. HALL A House Full of Value . . . only |495. A bargain at $19,800. BROB., Realtors. 741-7688. SOLD OUT Member Multiple Listing Service MIDDLETOWN - River Plaza, BTRATHMORE AT MATAWAN - HILLSIDE ACRE — Beautiful rolling lawns. Almost-new execu- bungalow with finished expansion Beautiful, new three-bedroom colonial. tive's eight-room fully air-conditioned ranch. Four twin bed- Now Building New Community 2Vi baths, washer, dryer, central air HIGHVIEW Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury attic, three bedrooms, one bath, eondlttonlng. attached garage. Rent rooms. King-sized living room. Fireplace. Formal dining room. COLTS NECK FARM living room, separate large din- (170. 566-8480. Center hall. Den. 2'/, tiled baths. GE kitchen. Laundry. Full RED BANK. ENGLISH TUDOR ESTATES (Directions: Located on Lakeside Ave., o« Hwy. 537, i4 mile west ing room, full basement, one-car REP BANK HOME — Large, living, basement. Two-car garage. $10,000 less than reproduction at RESIDENCE. Attractive custom jarage, enclosed front porch. modem kitchen, five bedoroms, three of Swimming River Rd.) built home. Foyer. Large living bath*. Furnished or unfurnished, K25 IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP $49,500. Taxes approximately $292.74. Price per month. BCHANCK AOENCY, Real- There are still some choice homesite* left. Beautifully wooded room with fireplace. TV den or "14,950. tor, » Linden PI., Red Bank. 747-0397. FOUR and FIVE-BEDROOM 804 River Rd. 747-4100 Fair Haven and some on water. office for professional. Formal RUMBON — Haifa-house, down and SPLITS and BI-LEVELS dining room. Tiled kitchen, new LITTLE SILVER - Three*ed- up, five rooms (two bedrooms) 1H Caloric range, dishwasher. Tiled room rancher on attractive 235' baths, hot air oil. couple, no pets, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HAROLD E. HARRISON lease, WSroontH. DENNIS K. BYRNE, DEVELOPER AND BUILDER powder room. Three twin bed- front plot. Living room with fire- Realtor. 8 West River Rd., Rumson. FROM $21,500 LoetlM ft milt wen ol Lturel Ave.. on Hollind Ki. rooms, two tiled baths. Two-car place, screened and jaiousied 842-1150. garage. Basement playroom. FAIR HAVEN — Three bedrooms, Many quality features add to the ex CAPE COD — Excellent condi- 531-4256 porch, basement with finished large living room, dining room, kitch- c&ptlonal value of these homes. Thore'i tion. Nice area. Four bedrooms, ATTENTION Taxes W47. City sewer. Very con-playroom. Price $26,900. en and den. Excellent grounds. April easy living In modern kitchens, formal venient location. CALL TODAY! occupancy. 1150 per month, yearly plus dining rooms, mahogany paneled dens lovely large kitchen, full base- utilities. Phone 741-7686. William Hall, with patlo-rama doors and 2-2H ce. ment, storms and screens. $16,500 QUALITY HOME BUYERS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE New listing at $29,500. owner. . ramie tiled baths. WEART-NEMETH COME TO SEE THIS "HOME! F.H.A. ap: SECLUDED RUMSON RANCH — On SOME EKADV BX>tt RANCH — Four large bedrooms, AGENCY ; three rolling acres. Wonderful area for two baths, living room, dining CHAPEL HILL HOMES LITTLE SILVER - Spring St. proved to qualified buyer. $21,300 children or garden enthusiasts. Large IMMEDIATE OCOUPANCY Convenient to bus and Red Bank. mortgage for 30 years. Choice lo REALTOR combination llvlng-dlnlng room with room, kitchen, den, full basement, IN MIDDLETOWN REINFELD fireplace, modern kltchrn, dishwasher, 10% DOWN garage. Lovely porch, nicely Tree-shaded 89x164 lot. Attractive cation in Little Silver. Attractive three bedrooms, paneled den. two white ranch with paneled living OFFERS QUALIFIED modern home. 31 ft. living room; 102 WEST FRONT ST. b«th«. A huge finished basement play- 30-YEAR MORTGAGES shrubbed. $22,000. A LOT OF QUALITY AT REASON. ABLE PRICES. CHOICE LOCATION room 12x28, che*ful kitchen, Veterans No Down Payment deluxe kitchen, wall oven, dish- 741-2240 room, oversized two-car garage. April IN CENTER OF MIDDLETOWN. occupancy. *300 per month, yearly MODELS .OPEN SATURDAY AND HERE IT IS -r Five bedrooms, three large bedrooms, bath, washer. Family room. Three bed ]MjM,.Dlul ulilltlM. Plione 741-7886. Wl|. $62 MONTH 24-HOUR SERVICE SUNDAY MOOIf' TO BUSK AND BY 2y2 baths, split level on beaut screened breezeway and attached rooms, iy2 baths. Two-car garage Ham. Ha41, owner. APPOINTMENT 1 ful wooded Jot., Living, r,$o^ii, din garage. Partial basement, black' APPROXIMATE Mapy extrasi jfremendous bar- . Member of Red Bank FOUR-BEDROOM. 2'A-bath bl-level In •:m«!» fcio in'- Two Full Baths top drive, pleasant surroundings. gain! Listed now at $23,500. Midnlelown. Brand new. 1185 month. Directions: From Red BanS take Hwy. ing room, recreation room, two- THREE BEDROOMS Multiple Listing Service Call Mr. Darrah or Mrs. Nllaon, 741- 35 north to Five Corners, Mlddletown car garage, patio, full basement. Start at $20,700 Only $18,000 for a limited time. BJ12. Walker Walker. Realtors, Hwy (Prudential Building); right on Tlndall It's easy to buy a home at REIN 33. Shrewsbury. IM. to swtrtze! Dr., (High School); $23,400. FELDI! Come In this weekend an "Wide Selection of Choice right to Eajt Rd: left two block! to SEVEN - ROOM SPLIT RUMSON — Custom built Colo- let our experienced salesman shtw yo • COTTAOE — Three rooms and bath. models. nial residence near ocean and how to eliminate the red tape . . Homes" OWN THROUGH KRONE , Furnished. Oss heat and electric In- 2» Bams Don't be a looker forever . . . be cluded. WO • per month. 787-5746. Bales Agent: BEACH A«-ENCY ROLAND PIERSON river in. excellent condition. Three Clowout Price On Model Horn* } buyer tills weekend . . , OAL/L N,0W ; 741-1017 NO DOWN PAYMENT LITTLE) 'SILVER — Unfurnished, two- Rt. 35. Mlddletown — OTl-WST AGENCY large master bedrooms, 2 /2 baths; b»d.ri)om ranch, epaclous yard nice I23.20P also separate maid's bedroom Beli»b»rheocl;.*16u per month. 747-4321. NON-VBTS $315 DOWN NO CLOSING FEE REALTOR A.VEHAOB LOT 8KB U-A and bath. Sunny 22Ux24 living FIVe-ifoni '(two-bedrooms) 1 (i baths, $10,500 FULL PRICE STANLEY K. DOWNS riverfront bungalow with two-car ga- VALUE PLUS - Three-bedroom, room with fireplace, formal din- For any qiutttlei buyer, approximately rage. Unfurnished. (140 month to adult two-bath home on nicely land- 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner Directions: Route 33 to Chaptl Hill ing room with alcoved bar, Subject to V.A.—F.H.A. Approval *l«5 per month pays all. Newly dec- couple on year's lease. JOHN L. Rd. (it Oasis Restaurant). Chapsl Hill orated ave rooms (two bedrooms) Cape WINUGH, Realtors-Insurers, 35 Hum- soaped lot with trees, i Large Newman Springs Rd. Rd. one block to D«nema.r Dr. and screened porch 20x21%. Modern EDNA M. NETTER Cod and garage on lovely lane In Way- •on Rig, Rurnson, phone 842-38OO. rooms, screened porch, full base- model home. kitchen with disposal, dishwasher, side; living room his fireplace, Mparate ment with game room and work' (Near Garden State Parkway) freezer. Two-zoned hot water oil REINFELD REALTOR dining room, sun bright kitchen with fARMS—HOMES—1NPU3TR1AL, SITES electric range: large attic; vacant tor „ WANTED TO RENT shop, two.car attached garage. Red Bank P. O. 741-757 BUILT BY PIELAET. Inc. heat. Two-car garage. On scant quick occupancy. $22,000. acre plot. Municipal sewer. $59,- Realty Company HOLMUEL—C0I/T8 NECK Extras Include washer, dryer, air MEMBER 74L3306 MARLBORO-ITREEHOI1> ARBAS WB' SAVE an overflow of bona llde conditioner, cyclone fencing, bar- 500. 1835 RT. 35 BE SURE AND PHONE prmMcu IsoKIng for two to four bod OF RED BANK Dutch LSJI» Rd.. RD L MirlDoro nom. Call us Tor fast action to hive becue. Only $23,500. FREEHOLD-LJkKEWOOD AHEA — 26- P.O. Boi 28. BTsehold M. KRONE •our bant ranted. THB BBRO AQBN- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE acre farm. Beautiful setting. Extra OY. Rt 39. Mldffletown. 571-1000 671-3500 462-4151 IT'S A DILLY, DON'T.DALLY - large living rooA, fireplace, lli baths, JOHN L MINUGH NEXT TO HARMON* BOWL (Real Estate) Two-bedroom cottage In spotless swimming pool and pond. River borders REALTORS-INSURORS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKE Evenings (32-1670, 536-il91 542-2133 FURNISHED ROOMS property. Separate 2',i-room apartment D«4iy 9 to 8. Saturday ud Bund ft' condition. Tiled bath. Walk. to FREE SPRING LIST Terrific buy at JM.900. 10 to 7. RED BANK-RUM80N ABEA — And Evenings week Ends ROOM AND BOARD - For elderly bus. Offered at $11,500. Member of Red Bank mllei around. Complete, multiple and 681-0631 Monmouth County, farmt, acreage, IRVING WEISGOLD oMn Uetings. OK street parklnk at ot- people. Rates weekly or monthly. 372 boma and commercial property. Man. Multiple Listing Service wilwn Ave., New Monmouth. Broker LBNOROFT AREA lies door. "YOUR INM1MST OUR A. FRED MAFFEO real good buys. 2215 Hwy. » Lakewood FIRST CONSIDERATION." ROOMS FOR RENT — The Women's (Between Freehold and Lakewood) 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3500 Rambling ranch — All brick, thret WHY PAY RENT ClliVrt Red Bank, 184 Broad St. MERRITT R. LAMSON, INC 363-3080 Evenings 4«2-«485 bedrooms, separate dining room, elec- RAY STILLMAN. Realtor Bualneai glris preferred. REALTOR Realtors trie kitchen, dish washer, two lire- small two bedroom ranch In Eaton- M Weat Main Bt. Freehold LINCROFT — Front to rear split In KBANBBURO COTTAOE — Olean places. Zoned baseboard hot water heat. "Our 46th Year" t.°.wn- Actual|y ««• less than rent. ROOM FOR RENT — For lady. On Ihree-bedroom home. Beautiful grounds. Two tile baths. Enclosed patio. Con Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury 7)1-8800 bui line. Call 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY 462-OUO excellent condition. 23" living; room, After small down payment only J84.S5 separate dining room,, large kitchen, No down to qualified vets. Subject to venlent to Bell Labs and Fort Mon per month. Includes mortgage, taxes 741-8316. NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom four bedrooms, two tiled baths, bue VA am>ro.lial. S11.500. mouth. Must sell Immediately. Reduced AIR CONDITIONED BY TREES MORE FOR YOUR MONBY — Union FAIR HAVEN - Three bedrooms, liv- and insurance. Call to Inspect Crowell FURNISHED ROOM — In nice house. 741-9333 Colonial, all large room», excallent con- ment, two-car garage, fenced rear yard, below cost. 717*761. 741-4030' Rlvar"d<1 Ave- Rei B^ Gentleman preferred. 27 Sprint St., dition. SH.fKX). 747-5380. freshly punted outside. Trantforrei Beach retirement home. 11,000 down. ing room, fireplace, large dining room, Bed. Bank. Phone 747-3506. owner uklng JJ2.7O0. ELWOOD A. S75 morUhly. Rear cottage for rental RED BANK - —101 Linden PI. P^ brealtftut area, den, two-car attached MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS- ARMSTRONG AOENCY. Realtor. 55J Income. $8,O00. rooms and bath, completely renovate, garage, patio, beautiful trees, bailment, RUMSON — Buy of the month. Large SINGLE ROOMS - Clean ana oomfor- Belng transferred? Housa too imall' MIDDLETOWN — Bl-level. Eljht playroom area, appliances. *35,O0O. seven bedroom house ,23' living room Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4JOO. new heating, new plumbing, etc. Nes Owner, 747-5125. tabie. Reasonable rates Gentlemen pre LINCROFT — BIX-YEAR-OLD RANCH, Mortgage payments too hlghT Don rooms, basement and garage. S18.500. the Junior and Senior High School wi h fireplace, 16' dining room; large ftrrti. M Wallace St. 741-5381. SPIO AND SPAN, SRX ROOMS AND wait, call us now we'll buv your home JUST RIOHT - A brlgnt seven-room ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RANCH - 11,000 down, low monthly psymen eat-in country style kitchen, center 1 MANELY ASSOCIATES, 671-B3S3; home {four bedrooms), featuring a full Quality home at a fair price. $18,500. Phone Mr, J. 7(7-0(65 between 5:! NEW SHREWSBURY — Blent year hall, three full tiled baths, three ad- LAKBi FURNISHED ROOM for busl- BATH, ATTACHED OARAOE. CEN- EDW1K S. STARK, Real Estate and old split, four bedrooms, three baths, neu .man, clean lingua. $15 per week. "•RALLY AIH CONDITIONED, FULL FOUR-APARTMENT HOUSE — In dining room, a fireplace, and a powder and 6:30 p.m. ditional rooms could be converted to room. Dry cellar, woodland view; one Mortgage C«n»u!l»n!. 1003 Highway 36. play room, den, laundry, and lull base- large family room. All in excellent 105.-Shrtwshury Afe., 741-3018. :ELLAR. EXTRAS, ASKING $22,900. rood condition. Quiet location over- Union Beach. 264-0333. ment. Two-Mr garage. $23,390. Trans- OWNER, 741-8100 OR 747-46M. ooKlng river. M.000 yea.rly Income. long Quiet block to excellent grade LINHAVEN MANOR — New Monmouth, condition. Two-car garage and Vi acre school. Bee It this weekend. Asking split level, three bedroom*, largo rec- ferred, must MIL uail 747-U78. property. Unbelievable taxea ot $440 Fully rented. Alklng $19,500. McALIS- NEW MONMOUTH—Mlddletown Town- Asking $35,000. McALISTBR AOENCY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IV1NQ AREA — Not Just numerous TER AOEWCY Real Eltatt, 109 Ea«t 118,900. William H. Hlntelmann (Firm' ship. Four-bedroom split, Hi baths, liv- reation room, 1H baths, on H acre, RUMSON — Colonial In desirable "Old imall rooms, but lots of good old Realtors, 23 Ridge Rd.. Rumson. 842. within walking distance ot Evergreen Real Estate, 109 East River Rd., Rum- River IM., Rumson. 842-1894. ing, dining, kitchen, large family room. Farm Village" quick resale location son. 842-1891. HOUSES FOR" SALE fajhloned elbow room. This four-bed- 060O. Member Multlpe Listing Service, Flbergla* covered patio, lenced yard. Pa,rk, Sea Star Swim Club. Call ownai for that unexpected transfer. Three room home features a 29' living room JTTLE SILVER — 318 Prospect Ave. /or appointment, 671-2788. LITTLE 3ILVER — Cape Cod. thre^ Flowering treei and shrubs. Convenient bedrooms, fireplace In living room, CENTER HALL COLONIAL — 21' liv- with fireplace, a 17' dining room and Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, two bithi, to all •chttoll. Asking $18,000. Call 6T1- large kitchen with breakfast area, den. A real family size kitchen. Th» den fireplace, dining room, dishwasher In bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, rec- OCEANFRONT HOME3 — Four bed- ing room, 15' den, eat-In kitchen, formal WHOSAIDTHERE ARE NO reatlon ram Swimming pool wlUi 1526. Full basement. Home In excellent con dining room, four oversized bedrooms, ind four-bedroom« are Ju»t average kitchen, eoreened-ln porch anil patio, roorriB, winterized; includes five-room dltlon. Well landscaped lot with many ilze rooms but It's the living area ;lry basement. 741-6216; guest house. Many extras. Near school. BEAUTIFUL — Three-bedroom house. gueet house and dock on Shrewsbury dbi dob AW BUYERS BEFORE EASTER? J35.000. Call owner 741-3344. River, Sea Bright. Clearing up estate, porennlals and shade trees. Offered hat counts!....see for younteit, call u» OWNER TRANSFERRED. N«w Mon- Large rooms, dream kitchen, walk-In at $35,900. GLAZBBROOK AOENCY M :ife " OUr phones are ringing to inquire about soon, Asking R7.0O0. WILLIAM H. closet, 234 bathrooms, living room, Ux sacrifice. $42,000. Call 2OJ-8-*2-1763 oj APPUEBROOK Hl-Three-B»droom ranca mouth area. Large tour-bedroomi, 214 MIDDLETOWN — Applebrook flection 212-KI 0-51&6. Realtor, Avenuft of Two Rivers, Rum- our choice listings In Rumaon. Locust. HINTHSLMANN (Firm) Realtor). 23 baths, recreation room. 2H car garage, '.wo-bediTOom ranch, almost an acre 25, life time floors on Urge lot. On son. 84J-17OO. Living room with fireplace, dining room Hltfdletown and elsewhere. Good family RlflRe Rd., Rumaon. 842-0600. Member wall-to-will carpeting, screen! and lot, J19.6O0. Call 671-17W. nice street. Must be seen to be ap- LINCROFT — Beven acres. Four bed' Hi batru patio, garage. HALF ACRE. homes priced (12,000 to (160,000. A call ultiple Listing Service. storm windows. Only 2',i years old. preciated. 482-6919. Freehold. rooms. Tamlly room, kitchen, dining RDM8ON RANCH — Complete with Newly decorated. 871-2083. for an appointment will be worth Must sacrifice. J19.0OO. Call 671-3614 RANCH — Four bedrooms, two baths, area, paneled living room. 741-2811. swimming pool. Three bedrooms, two while. E. R. SirrDErt 4 OO.. Realtors, BEAUTIFUL WHITE RANCH — On Jaiousied porch, mahogany family room PORT MONMOUTH - New four-b«d- BARGAIN - Only $6,000 cash needed lovely landscaped plot, with split rail wall-to-wall carpeting throughout. Ex- room bl-level. Recreation room and baths, basement. Interior completely re- to buy Fair Haven ranch. Four bed- 135 , First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, RIVER VIEW HOUSE — Pour la^ge. garage. {16,000. 787-2805 alter 6. NEW THREE BEDROOM RANCH — decorated, large lot. Taxes unde-r $500. N.J., 291-0000, 671-2500; evenlngi 787- p and large rear patio. Quiet play hedrooms, two-story home. OH the tras. Nice setting and location. Cal Coloric built-in stainless steel oven and rooms, two baths, large screened-ln street area end only two years young. See this excellent buy at $27,000. RUS- porch, shade trees. 747-2239. 0O78. Navcsink River; Larg» living room, 542-3123. RUMSON - Mount Vernon Colonial, range. Full basement, oversized ga- SELL M. BORUS, Realtors, 600 River 3x21' living room, separate dining our bedrooms. Vh baths. 2^ acres, rage, concrete driveway. Doveled cedar room. Spacious, modern, deluxe kltchon open beam celling, and flrepls.ee. Nen HARE OCCASION — Two fine (our- Rd.. Fair Haven. 7(7-4532. Member UIDOLETOWN — High, dry, new eight WATER AT LITTLE SILVER — Four modern Hltchftn. Also full baaemenl many extras Cali owner, 812-1821. aiding. Entrance porch, hot water heal Multiple Listing Service. room split with a view! Three bed- and five-bedroom Colonial homes. Fam- 'Ith nalural wood cabinets. Four good bedroom Rumson Homes for sale In the $lf».&(X). Call 747-1311 or 747-M1Q. ily room with fireplace, 2!i baths, Ize bedrooms, two tiled baths, full and attic. Quick occupancy. Muet sell. $20,000 range at Uie same time. One FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR BALE — rooms, UJ baths, full dining room, two-car garage, "arlp-dry" room nnd 'asement with 21x23' game room and $16,300. 22S-O2O5. has a den and two full baths, both have In good condition. Call SHREWSBURY RANCH — Three bed LITTLE SILVER — New split level spacious eat-fn kitchen. 25' recreation basement. 133,500. On : waterfront 1x9' study. Attached garage. Asking RIVER OAKS FAIR HAVEN RANCH- full dining rooms. One Is priced at 7414281 rooms, dining living room with fir Three bedrooms, m baths, den, at- room plus den or fourth bedroom, two- /S34.99O. Located on Rivers Edge Dr., nly I25.0O0, ELWOOD A. ARM- Four bedrooms, two baths, large IM.SOO, the other Is (28,000. Both are In place, Eat-In kitchen, new wall-to-wa tached garage on bus line, convenient car garage, V, acre. $21,900. Builder. off Sllverslde Ave., Little Silver. Call STRONG AOENCY. Realtor. 655 Pros- crecned-ln porch, good mortgage. 74T- very good condition. Call to see then!., NEW HOUSE carpeting. 747-1680. to schools, shopping. All at a low 7M-12OO. ret Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. compare theml WILLIAM H. HINTEI, Two acres, beautifully landscaped. Se- SIR.500. RUSSELL M. BORUS, Real MANN (Firm) Realtors, 23 Ridge Rd., cluded but near everything. Large liv- RUMSON — In excellent condition am tors, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. 747 MIDDLETOWN—APPLEBROOK III _ Rumson. 842-0600. Member Multiple ing and dining room with lovely new tastefully d ecorated. Pour bed rooms, 4532. M»mber Multiple Listing Service. Two-bedroom ranch, excellent condition. Listing Service. broadloom. Glass doors opening to bal- two full bathn. Living room with fire- % acre lot fully landscaped, owner cony. Four bedrooms, two baths and place, dining room, den. Large, modern FAIR. HAVEN — Four bedrooms, two retiring. Unfurnished. $22,500, furnished RED BANK — New colonials, river powder room. Large modern kitchen. ceramic tiled kitchen, All new wlrlni baths, two-car garage, living room with $23,500. 671-1538. rlgths. sewers. Three or four bed- Playroom and patio. Many extras. Aik- nd hot watftr heating system. We Mreplace. dining room. eat-In kitchen, LINCROFT — Seven-year old custom rooms, hot water heat. 135.200 to Ing $43,500. Buy direct from owner. manicured grounds with many varle-Ho (nil basement. TV room. 747-3129. ranch on \ wooded acre. Near schools S3B.21IO. Call builder. 747-0800. C«ll 291-2290. of trees and shrubs. Phone now 842- LITTLE SILVER — California ranch snorting center, Parkway. Thrpo bed- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1700 for inspection. It might he tnc of stucco. Immaculate custom bul rooms IVi baths, living room with I1AZLET - Spill level wllh 16x32' In NEW SHREWSBURY - Large country )a.te If you don't. Asking $28,000. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! ground swimming pool, Three bed ranch home on halt acre; private liome with large living room, fireplace, fireplace, paneled dining room and rooms, puneled basement.kitchen, roc court. Three bedrooms, two complete OLAZEFmOOK AGENCY, Realtor lormal dining room, modem tile kltch den. Children's playrooms, screened reation room, foyer. Living room, din baths, finished recreation room. All Ave. of Two Rivers Rumsoi en. Two large bedrooms, tiled bath porch, nnr] fenced backyard. Priced to tng room. I1) baths. One-car gsrafte automatic appliances, carpeting, Sacri- S42-1700 Finished basement, recreation room sell, hut firm at £24,500. Call owner. and extras. H acre with white farm fice. J21.500. Cull 542-3229. •INCROFT — Three-herlroom ranch ol Automatic Bte&in heat. Beautifully lane 7<7l!»3 fencs and lawn sprinkling system. S21, scaped lot. Reduced from 520,500 t Electrical Contractor' OUTSTANDING VALUE nearly H acre. Finished basement wit HOLM DEL AREA — Three-bedroom Adding Machines — Typewriters Painting and Decorating 000. Call 2*4-9802. two playrooms, laundry-sewing room HS.SOO, 132 Sllverton Ave.. 7U-DOS7, house with flvo room rentable cottage Ever popular lour-bedroom Cape Cod. and workshop. Patio, lovely flowerlti ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters RESIDENTIAL and commercial wir- Beautiful, spacious lot, fireplace In FOUR UEI)ROOMB~2i,4 BATHS and small b.irn. Asking $17,500. TWO sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 h. H. HILL — Painter Interior and living room, cheerful dinlnff room, tile hedge surrounding backyard. Asking Completely modern, almost new, an BEDROOM HOUSE with halt acre, ask- ing. New Installation or tepftlr exterior. No lobs too large, or too HOUSES FOP SALE $18,000. Buy direct from original owner. Monmnulh St., Red Bank 747-0189. service. Allen Electric. T47-081>. bath. Two first floor bedrooms. Full In beautiful condition. Spacious llvln lug $7,500. CARL F. ZBLLER. Broker. small. Very reasonable. Call T47-9630. dry basement. One-cnr attached ga- VA mortgage can bo assumed. 741-701'.'. room, largo dining area, ultra moder Slli-«43. Cull 0 to 9. kitchen with attached family room nn Appliance Repair CARL B. JONES — Painting and rage. Available for Immediate occu- MIDDLETOWN — Elgrit-room colonial LITTLE SILVER — Large Cape Corf. Entertainment i pnncy. Asking $18,500. Call THE DOW-split, l'.i halhR, paneled den or tourm barbecue fireplace. Four good bed Four bedrooms, two full baths, fire- decorating. Fully Insured. For free SEASHORE JTRA AOENCY, Realtors, 91 E. Front rooms. 2Vj baths. Laundry room, larg MR. "FIX-IT" — I!e/rlg«r«tlon. Re- estlmats call 747-3011. bedroom. % acre corner lot. Immedlat place, dishwasher, screened porch. At- pair of all nppllances regardless of Tickets available for latest Broad- RBTrRINGf Is your hortby boating St., Red Bank. 74I-BWO. occupancy. $.!>.9M. 67I-27M. basement, completely painted. Two-ca Inched garage. 18' dining room. Call and fishing? — then this two-bed- garage and 1\{ acres of ground will 7U-0075. condition. We sell used appliances. way Shows and Major Bpnrts Events. J. ALLEN MALONE * BON-Paint- mom cottage may be the answer. acme woods Asking $20,000. Parochial Service charge W.M. MI-SUP. 173 Alonmoulli Bt, Red Bank. Ing, decorating. Interior, sxterlor. Juit a few feet removed from HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE school dlntrlcl. Call THE DOWSTRA RUMSON SPECIAL Psperhanglng. 747-4827, Barnegat Bay. Here you may pur- AGENCY. Realtors, 91 E. Front St. Nice, largo wooded It. Spacious dininK Auto Body Repair Furniture Repaired, Reflnished sue your hobby with fullest enjoy- Red Bank. 741-8700 room, completely modern kitchen, three TOM BLATE — Painting «nd Decor- ment, that Is. If your wife wishes ednioms. den. Many fine features. EXPERT PAINTING and body re- ating. Genera) contracting, fully in- to keep you busy and happy. Only HOUSES FOR SALE ,uxury homing. Call THE POW8TRA. pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy Call 747-12U or 812-3203. 25 Pearl St., sured. 20 years experience. Ftea esti- $10,500. Asiume (3,300 montage TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS AC3ENCY, Realtors 91 B. Front St., Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands, 291-030S Red Bank. Prompt service. mates. 741-4339 after > p.m. and monthly payments of (75 which Red Bank. 741-8700. Carl Wilms. Include all charges, even taxes. LINCROFT — Three-bedroom rancri Auto and Truck Rental Roofing, Siding and Insulation Might consider rental at |D0 per TUNE IN TO with fireplace on dead end itreet. Home Improvements month partly furnished. EASTER GREETINGS Trees, two-car garage, utility room AVIS Rent a new car or truck. Low LOTS FOR KALE. 100' on lagoon, dose to oj>»n bay, »s,S00. pine lots, SHOPPERS CORNER and full basement. $23,000. Call owner r«t«». Maple Av».. Red Bank. 747- WORKING MAN'S contractor. Alter- ALUMINUM 8IDINO - Instslled by 0308. 774Sil4. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. aluminum mechanics. aUARANTOBD WxIOO', i750. Lagoon front and bay FROM Real Etture) Section ations, additions, painting, masonry, for 20 yean. Free estimates. front homes 110,800, $11,800. I12.SOO, WITHOUT EXAGGERATION, A VERY smsll Jobs too. Phone evenings 5M- PROWNB'1. 32 nroad Bt., Rsl Bank. 121, WW. THE on NEAT PACKAGE - Immaculate. Co- Bead Restrlnglng 1714. Our f.Sth year In business. 741-7300. lohlal nanch on 100x150' plol wllh CHARLES IIOWER CONT1VACT0R SHELTER COVE "The lloatman's WFHA - FM LUIIP garden, trees and shrubs. 24' FROM SI.B0 per strsnd. On braided Additions. Improvements, Remodel- OLBEN CO. INC. Roofing, Siding A Paradise" 4 miles northeast of living room, game room, four bed-. nylon. Sterling clupi from 75c. Insulation Installed ani guaranteed KIRWAN COMPANY 7:30 - 9:30 P.M., ing. All types mason work. 747-4479. Toms River, foot of Bay Ave. (Rt. rooms, two Hied baths, two-car garage. Reussllles, 36 Broad St., Red Dank. for 10 ytars. 7750705, 291-0540. 571—off Fischer Blvd.) Mon. fhru Fri. Imflfinent with laundry. A rare buy CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION, BELFORD lit $21,000. BLWOOD A. ARMBTRONO Editorial Aid Nursing Home RAY STILLMAN, R.altor HIGHWAY 35, HOLMDEL 106.3 on your dial ACKNCY, Realtor B36 Pratntct Av»., Tel. Answering Service Llltla Silver, 741-49O0. "Our 18th Year" 158 BROAD STREET, KEYPORT courleiy BD1TORIAI. ASBI8TANCE - Typing Holmde) Nursing Home. For the con- Manusorlps. reporli, briefs, elc. valescent, chronically 111 and difficult LET UB BH1 your secretary. Mo need (HI Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury T41-M00 24-Hour Phono Sarvico—Call 787-5500 RED BANK AREA Specialties. Work picked up and de- nursing care pstlents. State. Hwy, U, to miss calls. 24 hour answering 1 Wllklns Rd. Builter Cove Multiple Lifting Ssrvice (Mora CUniflttf Ads livered • Call TsT-MM. Holmdel. &I6-42OO. service. T41-17OO. OH Mitt On The Not Pap) Mini 27, 1964 BED BANK REGISTER •LEGAL NO7TCE- Dawkins Elected LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE HOUSES POK SALE HOUSES FOR SALE comnry •8 covKr Secretary By ** (• •CtttislM's t» fnmssi Chatou ActiM KatMe THE LOW AGENCY X* or MAI KEFF, DE CEASED Aid Squads Punuant to the order of EDWARD REALTORS , C. BROEOE, Surrogate ot the County SEA BRIGHF-Lewfe Dawkins of Monmouth, this day made, on the 636 River Road Fair Haven application of the undersigned, Walter of the Wall Township First Aid O. Neff, Jr., Administrator with Will annexed, of the, estate of the said Mae Squad was elected secretary of 741-4477 Ne-ff, deceased, notice Is hereby given the Moniriouth County Associa- to the creditors of said deceased to Member Multiple Listing Service >res«nt to the said Administrator with tion of First Aid Squads here VI11 Annexed their claims under ( Wednesday night. RUMSON SPECIALTY within six months from Uils datl. Dated: March 5th, 1964 A custom-built home of great beauty, dignity, and excellent con- WALTER G. NEFF, JR. The local squad hosted the. as- struction. For the discriminating buyer who appreciates the finest 19 Haue Street sociation at its regular meeting In decorating and building detail. New carpeting and drapes. Union Beach, N. J., 'Administrator with Will Annexed Thomas Bergendahl, president Charming dining area and dream kitchen; also full dining room. Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wichmann Three bedrooms, two baths, stunning paneled den with fireplace, & Berich » of the "incroft squad, was named 54 Broad Street full dry cellar. A home you'll be proud to own. $65,000. Red Bank, N. J., chairman of the First Aid Squad Attorneys NEW RUMSON LISTING March 13. 20. 27, April 3 J28.52 Month committee. Also named This house Is truly a decorator's delight. It has been completely to the committee were John Nepp, remodeled within the past year. It has been turned into one of the MONMOOTII COUNTY Leonardo; Stanley Truex, Spring SURROGATE'S COURT most charming and attractive listings we have. It offers four bed- Notice to Creditors to Present Lake; Walter Stewart, Neptune; rooms, 2J6 baths, den, a full basement and new baseboard heat. Claims Ajnlntt Estate ESTATE OF LEONORA N. ACKBR, Louis Kolaritsch, Farmingdale; The taxes are an unbelievable low $410. This transferred owner is DECEASED. indeed making a sacrifice to offer this house at $28,000. See it this Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Edward Conover, Atlantic High- week and share our enthusiasm. C. BROECJE, Surrogate ot the County of Monmouth, this day made, on the lands, and Charles Bennett of application of the undersigned, James Red Bank. First Aid Month wil A PERFECT FAMILY HOME Edward Acker, Sole Executor of lh« estate of the said Leonora N. Acker, bs observed in August. This house offers everything for the young growing family. It hasdeceased, notice Is hereby given to four bedrooms, two baths, game room, separate utility room, two-the creditors of said deceased to pre- Mr. Nepp was named chairman car garage and a lovely lawn with tulip garden, trees and shrubs. sent to the said Sole Executor their claims under oath within six months of the first aid contest which This house is immaculate and beautifully decorated, just waiting from this da.te. for you to move in. It is convenient to all schools, shopping cen- Dated: March 10th, 1064 will be held at Airport Plaza in JAMES EDWARD ACKER ters and sources of communication. Let this new listing become Keyport-New Monmouth Road August. your dream house. $21,500. New Monmouth, New Jersey, Sola Executor Members of the association Messrs. Roberts, Plllsbury were invited to the dedication of * Carton 97 First Avenus the new Princeton squad building Atlantic Highlands, N. J. on April 12. THOMPSON Attorneys March 27, April 3, 10, 17 128.48 TROUBLE IN RENO? _ Norma Sra>rfc>n, a card dealer af AGENCY The skin of American Indians ivo9 •« 'acuviava -9 'm MONMOUTH COUNTY a big Reno casino, flashes a silver dollar smile over Member Multiple Listing MURROOATE'S COURT is not red but brown, sometimes Notice to Creditors to Present stacks of cartwheels which may bo fading from the Sincere Service Since 1935 Claims A rains t Estate shading almost to white. The E3TATE OF RUTH JANSEN, DE- scene. Her boss, Raymond I. Smith, says the demise of Indians' fondness for painting 741 - 0700 CEASED SI E. Front St. Red Bank Pursuant to the order or EDWARD silver dollars, forecast unless Congress approves coinage themselves with red ocher or C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County ot Monmouth, this day made, on the of new ones, will tarnish the allure of Nevada's legal vegetable dyes led early explor- NEAT AS A PIN — Ranch in excellent contMon. Three bedrooms appllcatfon of the undersigned, Edward and bath, carport, full basement. Convenient to bus. Low taxes. W. Wise, Jr., Sole Executor of the gambling casinos. (AP Wirephotc) ers to call them "Redskins." estate of the said Ruth Jansen, de- POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER Very attractive. $16,500. ceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to present FOUR BEDROOM RANCH — Also paneled den and study, two to the laid Sole Executor their claims under oath within six months from this baths. Wall-to-wall carpeting in living room, dining room and hall. date. Tipsy Driver Fenced yard. Professional landscaping. Convenient Middletown Dated; February 28th. 1M4 The Many Faees location. Quarter mile to Parkway entrance. $25,900. EDWARD W. WISE, JR.. Bridge Column 35 Harris Park Red Bank, New Jersey. HOLMDEL — Acreage In rolling country. Running brook, some Sole Exeoutor Fined $225 A certain kind of deceptive play Messrs. Wise, Wise. Wichmann woodland. Old farm house. EMistlng outbuildings. Approximately & Berich MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Ed-would not fool any reader of this Of a Woman 15 acres. $40,000. 54 Broad Street column. The fact that you're look- Red Bank, New Jersey. ward Okner, Farrington Rd., The Hand Attorneys Matawan, Tuesday was fined ing at all 52 cards has nothing March 6. 13, 30, 27 $28.51 to do with it; no expert should BOYLE By HAL BOYLE HOUSES FOR SALE EGAL NOTICE- $225 by Magistrate Ralph S. be taken in by this kind of play. South dealer every occasion—and sometimes NOTICE Heuser, Jr., for drunken driving. NEW YORK (AP) — Women MONMOUTH COUNTY West opened the queen of North-South vulnerable two. If you will look back at RUMSON — Charming wooded PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SURROGATE'S COURT Okner previously was found NORTH haye many faces. surroundings. Spacious modern Notice to CnMltors to Present hearts, and East signalled violent • K J 4 some of the situations you have Is hereby given that a public hearing Claims Against Estate guilty of leaving the scene of -,A man usually goes through known involving women, these frame bi-level, four bedrooms, will be held by the Planning Board of ESTATE OP JAMES BLUMETTL encouragement by dropping the IJJ4 three baths, two fireplaces, Middletown Township, N. J., at the DECEASED an accident Dec. 24, 1963. Hisnine. South won with the king of 0 A 6 5 2 life wearing one look. As he feminine expressions may seem Township Han, Route 35, Middletown, Pursuant to the order or EDWARD fine then was $105. screened enclosed porch, thermo- N. J., on Mon., April 6, 1961. at 8 C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County hearts and returned the queen of • A 10 9 8 grows older it resembles noth- typical: pane sliding doors, two-zone base- P. M. to consider tho following appli< of Monmouth, this day made, on the Robert Johnson, Atlantic Ave., clubs for a finesse. WEST EAST ing more than the expression of board gas heat, attached two-car :atlon for major subdivision, located application of the undersigned. An- * 8 5 2 AA10 73 The great female stone face— t Indicated: thony J. Blumetti, Administrator of the Matawan, was accused by his a soggy potato in a rain-washed This is the hard, fixed unseeing garage, rustic fenced rear yard, Karnar Court, 13 lots, adjacent estate of the said Jamea Blumetti, de- East won with the king of clubs athJ. Railroad, shopping and Red Bank, N. J. 'OSKPH S. SHANLEY, about the diamonds. Still, you'd be surprised how of- church«i minutes away. Only SM.SOO. March 6. 13. 20. 27 $31.28 Ronald Horton, 4 Oakshades tive morning-after accusation. Call for appointment. We nave the 152 Bast 36th Street, ten a deceptive discard will work key. New York 16, N. Y. Ave., Matawan, dumping gar- South didn't have a clear idea You only had three martinis, NATIONAL NEWARK A ESSEX BANK Not all declarers are as clever Bolrton Waterbury, Realtor, IS West NOTICE fBy: GEORGE BARKER, JR., bage, $10; William Martin, East of what the opponents held, but she had four. Actually she real- Front St, Red Bank. 747-3500. IUFERI0R COURT OP NEW JERSEY Vice President A Trust Officer, he did remember that West had as we are! ly doesn't remember •lofr^ear- Member Red Bank Multiple Listing CHANCERY DIVISION 744 Broad Street, Keansiburg, disregarding an offi- Service. MONMOUTH COUNT* Newark, N. J. cer's signal, $5. discarded a diamond. Surely West DAILY QUESTION ly what happenjs, bujij J]fi|n|res Docket No. Trustees. you must have made a fool of RUMBON — Look here! Roomy colonial STATE OF NEW JERSEY Messrs. Pitney, Hard In & Klpp, coudn't have any interest in dia- Partner opens with 2 NT, and on good al» plot In nice area. Living TO: JOHN BROKENBAUOH, LUCY Counsel 1 ora at Law, monds if he had thrown one yourself or else why .wouldYphe room, separate dining room, kitchen, LEGAL NOTICE the next player passes, You hold: ; three bedrooms, two tiled baths, oil A. GREEN. HARRY BROKEN- 570 Broad Street, away. So declarer decided to play feel so awful? '' '" 'i;- hot water heat, full basement. l*»w BAUOH, LEAH KID, ORACE BRO- Newark 2, N. J. Spades-A 10 7 3. Hearts—9 8 7 tax and low price, $18,900. ELWOOD KENBAUQH, WKRTLEY BROKEN- March 13, 20, 27, April 3 $34.04 East for the queen of diamonds. 3 2. Diamonds—9 4. Clubs—K 6. Oh, let's eat any placs yMi'd A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, BAUOH. HARVEY BROKENBAUOH, NOTICE S» Prospect Ave., Little Silver, 741- WILLIAM A. BROKENBAUOH, South cashed dummy's ace ofWhat do you say? like. Heaven knows • I'm Jnot CHARLOTTE TOMKINS. SARAH COUNTY OF MO.YJlOrrH Take notice that application hat been 4500. PHILLIPS, MABEL JOHNS, LEAH made to the Mayor and Township Com- diamonds and retur-ied a diamond STATE OF NEW JERSEY mittee ol Middletown Township to Answer: Bid three clubs, the fussy—But that' set Bmilfl Is FOR BALE-BY OWNER FAUNTLEROY, ROLAND FAUNTLE- Notice Is hereby given that sealed ROY, RALPH FAUNTLEROY, LEON- transfer to Camcar, Inc., 520 State to try a finesse with the jack, Stayman convention (just like the ominous. She's in a picky'rtybod. 602 High St., Long Branch Ida will be received by the Board of Highway 35, Middletown, N. J. trading J12.500 ARD FAUNTLEROY. MARGARET Choaen Freeholders of the County of This lost to the queen, and the "You can name a thousand Res- FAUNTLEROY. HELEN HILL. as The Oaks, 520 State Highway 36, response of two clubs to an open Monmouth for Furnishing Ready Mixed Middletown, N. J. the Plenary Retail George M. Stoll XJTTZJB SILVER — New Colonial four- FRED FAUNTLEROY, HOWAKD Traffic Faint for the Highway Depart- ing bid of one notrump). If part- taurants—and she'll find sdme- bedroom with 2V4 baths. Separate laun- FAUNTLEROY, ANDREW BROKEN- Consumption Liquor License, hereto- ment of the County and opened and fore Issued to Eleanor Strain Pugllesi thing wrong with every bne. dry room, one-car garage, full base- l'.AUGH, MILDRED BROKEN. •ead In public In the Hall of Records, Roses Everywhere ner can show a major suit, you SHREWSBURY - George M. ment partially finished. £26.990. Lo- BAUGH, SUSAN BROKENBAUGH, trading as The Oaks, 520 State Highway Main Street. Freehold. New Jersey, on 35, Middletown, N. J. will raise to game; otherwise you Stoll, 505 Grassmere Ave., Inter- If you think it's any ipicnlc cated on Circle Lane, off Sllverwhlte HOWARD FAUNTLEROY, FRANCES Tuesday, April 21, 1964 at 2:00 o'clock Rd.. LttUe Silver. Call 141-1200. BROKBNBAUOH, HELEN BROKEN- —. M. prevailing time. Objections It any, should be made will bid your hearts next. laken, recently marked 35 years trying to run a house «J' th« BAUGH, L O W E L L A BROKEN- immediately In writing to Howard W. BAUGH. RICHARD BROKENBAUGH. Specifications and form of bids for Roberts Clerk of Middletown Township. For Sheinwold's 36-page'book- of service with New Jersey Bell money you bring Jiomttj-gi.She LOTS & ACREAGE STELLA JACKSON, SARAH RAN- the proposed work, prepared by H. CAETANO OORDACI, has the worn air of a iHSrtyr SON, ETHEL DAVIS, JOSEPH Leroy Martin, Monmouth County En- President let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' Telephone Co. gineer and approved by the New Jer- 36 Evergreen Avenue, after long torture. Joan of'Arc RXD BANK — Lot zoned for one or BROKENBAUGH, GEORGE BRO- tey State Highway Commissioner, have send 50c to Bridge Book, Red District engineer in the Shrews- two-family, 81,000. Call owner. KBNBAUQ-H, .MARY BROKEN- been filed In the office of the said Springfield. N. J. died looking more cheerful. -, 671-5493 BAUGH, ANNTCE M. HAIRSTON Engineer In the Hall of Records afore- MARGARET OORDACI, Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand bury office of the company's eng- also known aj ANNICE M. SUTH- 1st Vice President Oh, you didn't have to do that LOT FOR SALE 65x120 ERLAND, MILTON BROKEN- mentioned and In the office of the 36 Evergreen Avenue, Central Station, New York 17 ineering department, Stoll is a SUMNER AVE., BELPORD BAUOH, LIZZIE FAUNTLEROY. State Highway Commissioner. Trenton, Springfield, N. J. —An expression of feminine Call 787-9427 after 6 p.m. New Jersey, and may he Inspected by N. Y. member of Asbury Park Council, WESTLEY BROKENBAUGH. MA- prospective bidders during business March 27, April tll.50 gratitude reserved for a man LOT FOR SALE — Middletown, Chapel MIE BROKENBAUGH, LEAH BRO- H. G. McCully Chapter, Tele- KENBAUQH, CATHERINE MINTZ, tours. Bidders will be furnished with Bill Road. All utilities. Call L copy of the Specifications upon prop- NOTICE who buys the girl a $7.50 steak 741-7975. PHILIP BROKENBAUGH. ETHEL phone Pioneers of America. BROKBNBAUGH, CATHERINE BRO- T notice to the County Engineer. M0NM01TH COUNTY or throws himself under a pass- MIDDLETOWN — Wooded. 120 ft. KENBAUGH, SARAH BROKEN- Bids must be made on standard pro- SURROGATE'S COURT He is a member of the Newing truck to retrieve one ^bt front 125 ft. average depth. Off Oak BAUOH. JOHN R. FOX, MRS, JOHN xwal forms In the manner designated Notice to Creditors to Present Today in History Hill Rd. $2,500. 671-0052. R. FOX, MARION DePl/GH, BER- ,n the Speciflciatlons: must be en- Claims Against Estate Jersey Society of Professional $2.95 novelty earrings, ^ THA THOMPSON, ROBERT MIL- •losed In sealed envelopes bearing tho ESTATE OF GERTRUDE B. ZIEG- HOLMDEL — Two choice building lots. LER. ADDIE MILLER. EDWIN name and address of the bidder and ,ER. DECEASED By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Engineers, Institute of Electrical Some trees. A«klng $7,000 and S9.S00. BEEKMAN, JR., and all spouses, Jie name of the work to be bid on. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD and Electronics Engineers and Carl R. Zellers Broker. Holmdel. MB heirs and devisees of any of the >n the outside; addressed to the Board C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County Today is Friday, March 27, Bjorn Staib, 25-year-old'Na"se- 4443. Call 9-9. above named; and spouses of such »f Chosen Freeholders of the County of of Monmouth. this day made, on the Armed Forces Communications man from , will leads-'BJFex- RUMBON — lVt acre building site. heirs and devisees; and their or any Monmouth and must be accompanied application of the undersigned, Dorothy 1964. There are 279 days left in Kxctlient location. $15000. OLAZE- of their successors In rights, title »y a non-collusion affidavit and a eer- L. Aumack Sole Executrix of the estate the year. and Electronics Association. In pedition of skiers attempting to BROOK AGENCY, Realtor. Avenue o! or Interest; and other Interested per- :llled check for not less than ten per of the said Gertrude B. Ziegler. de- addition, he is a member of the make the first ttaVerse by foot Two Rivers. Rumson. -842-1700. sons whose names are unknown; -ent (10%) of the amount bid, pro- :eased. notice Is hereby given to the Today's highlight in history: By virtue of an order of the Superior Ided said check need not be more creditors of said deceased to present Middletown Rotary Club. over the top of the world. Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- than $20,000.00 nor less than $500.00, to the said Sole Executrix their claims On this date in 1634, the first REAL ESTATE WANTED vision, made on the 25th day of Febru- payable to the Treasurer of the County under oa-th within six months from settlement in Maryland, St ary. 19C4. In a Civil Action wherein tf Monmouth and be delivered at the this date SBLLINO - CONFUSED 7 Elizabeth Gresham Is the plaintiff and [>lace, on or before the hour above Dated: February 28th. 1961 Mary's, was founded. The land Ko Ue ups, courteous service, exp you are the defendants, you are here- named. Tht standard proposal form Is DOROTHY L. AUMACK was bought by Leonard and rlenesd and competent sales staff. by required to answer the Complaint attached to the supplementary specifi- 29 Allen Street Havt clients anxious to buy properly of the plaintiff on or before the first cations, copies of which will be fur- Rumson. New Jersey, George Calvert, as agents o "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean priced bomss In Red Bank, Rumson. day of May. 19G*. by serving an An- ntohed upon application to the County Sole Executrix •brewsbury. Ltttls Silver and surround- swer upon Dtnlel a. Gallop, Esq., at- Messrs. Arnone & Zager Lord Baltimore, from the In For Mondty, March 30 mf areas. lorney for plaintiff whose address Is The rlfiht ts reserved to reject any Post Office Box 90 dians. OPEN SEVEN DATS ~\ O. Box 33G, Shrewsbury. New Jer- •r all bids If deemed to the Interest of Red Bank, New Jersey sey, and In default thereof such Judg- he County to do so. Attorneys On this date: Present—For You and ment shall be rendered against you By order of the Board of Chosen March 6. 13, 20. V K7.60 Adams Agency as the court shall deem equitable and Freeholders of the County of Mon- Yours. . • This is a good period uit. You shs.ll tile your Answer and mouth. In 1512, Ponce de Leon dis- t Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury Proof ot Service In duplicate with the JOSEPH C. TRWIN, Director covered the east coast of Flori to make moves that improve 741-5008 7(1-5482 Clerk ot the Superior Court, State WILLIAM .V ULRICH. Clerk H-HOUR SERVICE MOXMQUTII COUNTY . your environment or well-being. House Annex. Trenton, New Jersey. In March 27. April 3 128.52 SURROGATE'S COURT da. accordance with the rules of Civic Your activities may be in the bo you want to Notice to Creditors to Present In 1794, President George Practice and Procedure. Claims Against Estnlc limelight so be certain that every COUNTY' OF MONMOtTTff ESTATE OF BRADFORD K. JOHN- Washington approved the es- SELL RAPIDLY The object of said action Is to ob- STATE OF NEW JERSEY BON. DECEASED move is aboveboard and will not Wa'r* a dynamic Real Estate firm tain a ludgment certifying that the Notice is hereby given that sealed Pursuant to the order of EDWARD tablishment of the first fleet o alart«d to today'* highly competitive plaintiff has a good and valid title >fd« will be received by the Board of C BROEGE. Surrogatp of tho Con . cause embarrassment at later mirkat. Our thoroughly trained, ex- to the following described land and Chosen Freeholders of the County of of Monmouth, this day made, on the the U.S. Navy. perienced staff of gracious soft Bellini premises as against any and all ot Monmouth for Furnishing Glass Beads application of the undersigned. Curtl? date. News from afar may be •xpsrt* are prepared to help you. tile defendants herein named and cer- for Reflectoriztnc Traffic Paint for the J. Walling. Sole Executor of the estate In 1814, Andrew Jackson de particularly interesting and en- List your property with tifying that none of the defendants Highway Department of the County of of the said Bradford K. Johnson, feated the Creek Indians of Flor- has any title to, nor Interest In. nor Monmouth t and opened And read in pub-ceaacd. notice Is hereby given to the lightening now. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO encumbrance upon the said lands or lic In the Hall of Records, Main Street, creditors of said deceased to pri-sent ida at the Battle of Horse Heal Estate For 70 Yurs \ny portion thereof: Freehold. New Jersey on Tuesday to the said Sole Executor their claims *> White St. Red Bank 741-7200 BEING In the Township of Middle April 21, 1954 at 2:00 o'olock, P M ider oath within six months from Shoe Bend. own. County of Monmouth, and Stato prevailing time. this date. Past ... In the 196* "* /• i- WE NEED YOUR HOME of New Jersey. Specifications and form ol bids for Dated: March 2nd, 1M4 In 1945, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen Future • .. You have an anti- Our 12 • alespeople have client* waiting BEGINNING at a point in the centw the proposed work, prepared by 1! CURTIS J. WAI.UNO You too, will want roses every- hower declared that the Ger demic year, 64,000 s t u u *.. t s theft gadget on your car which, for your listing. They need ranches, line of Church Lane therein distant on l>roy Martin, Monmouth County En 47 Keyport Uotul. •pllt levels, two stories; also Investment a course of South 19 degrees, 45 mln glnter and approved by the New Jer- NVw Mnnmoiith, New Jersey where, when you see this collec- mans as a military force were from 150 countries were in the if the ignition is tampered with, property. Call us tor a quick sale. Twc utes, East, along said center ilne l sey state- Highway Commissioner, havi Sole Executor tion of them. a whipped army. offices serving you. distance of 23 feet from the cente been filed in the office of the salt Messrs. Parsons, Canzona. Blair United States on a long-term locks the brakes. If a would-be WALKER & WALKER line of Red Hill Road and from .aid Engineer fn the Hall of Records aforp & Warren The 2'/2 inch roses are done in In 1952, President Harry S. thief loosens the brakes, the fuel Realtors beKlnnlng point running; mentioned and In the office of th( 18 Wallace Street basis, seeking academic degrees Bfrirtwabury Office Middletown Offlci (1) Along the said center line of State Highway Commissioner. Trenton Red Bank, New Jersey outline, single stitch. For pillows, Truman reoccupied the White line would be cut off, »nd, if the 711-5212 671-331 Church Lane South 19 degrees, 45 mlr*- New Jeraey, and may be inspected bj Attorneys towels, cloths, cases. Pattern G85: at 1,800 American colleges and ules. East. 1(9 [>5 feet to a point, prospective bidders during business March 6, 13. 20. 27 $23.5? House after it had undergone fuel system U opened, the brake* LISTINGS NEEDED! We have client thence hours. Hidden" will he furnished with transfer 20 motifs 3'/a to T/2 inch- its first complete interior univcrsitiei. lock again, anxious to settle In this vicinity. Pleas (2) South 32 degrees, « minutes. a copy of the Specifications upon call us If your property is tor rent oi East, at 111 along nnld center line. 90.8C proper notice to the County EnRtneer. NOTICE es. structural rebuilding since i sale. BROOK AGENCY. Bank Building. feet to a point, thence Bids must he mncle on standard pro MONMOIiTII COUNTY Thirty-five cents in coins for was burned by the British in Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. (3> South 47 decrees. 26 minutes. posal forma In the manner designate SURROOATES COl'KT The Da> Jnder Your Sign WE NEED - Five or six, 2-3 bedroom East, still along said center line, 65.08 In the Specifications; must be enclose Notlci' I i Creditors In I'I • ent this pattern — add 15 cents for 18H. homes, furnished or unfurnished, from feet to a point, tlience In sealed envelopes bearing the nnni Claims Against Kslnle (4) South 56 degrees. 37 minutes and address of the bidder and name ESTATE OK NINA I.. OAKERSON. each pattern for lst-class mailin,", ARIES (Dorn March 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23 *o Oct. H) 9120 to 1175 per month for [ncomln of the work to be bid on, on thp out-DECEASED. Ten years ago — Disclosure Mortty trouble fieurei in Arlts cliirll, •IftCutlvcB. THE BEKO AGENCY. Ill East, still along said center line. 121.1 and special handling. Send to Plan the A,r » )•« ui kal .fM » Mlddlttown. 671-1000. feet to a point, thence side: addressed to the Board of Chosen •ursuiint to the order nf EDWARD that the Rocky Mountain Arsenal AToid financial dealing! with reliliTci. Anntr, u Ihingi .rra't •« lo n wd (5) South 50 degrees, 0 minutes, East, Freeholders of the County of Mon- C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County Laura Wheeler, Red Bank Regis- near Denver was producing KXTJRED COUPLE want* two-bed sill] along* jjald center Ilne, £0.45 feel mouth and must be accompanied by of Monmouth this day made, on th ter, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box TAURUS (Apr;l *» •» M'V »| room ranch. Large Uvlng room wit to a point, thence a non-collusion affidavit nnd a certi application of the undersigned, The deadly nerve gas brought as St/rinjr worii» jnrojre you In mart (rou- SCORPIO (Oct. 23 »„ No». «) flrtpltxs. Oood location. Will pa (6) South 40 degrees, 24 mlnutei, fied check for not less than ten pe Monmouth Counly National Bank, Rei 161, Old Chelsea Station, New ble th«n you can conveniently faimtlt, Approdi the At, »ith cMliaba mti reasonable. Write statins location an< Ei.it. Hill along salii center line. B3.58 cent (10%) of the amount bid, pro- Bank. Sole Executor of the estate o surance from the Army thai lautta M. Bargain! Big, new 1D64 Needle- Don't let Another's moodlm-Bs dtpreti feel, to nn Iron Pipe, thence you. Fcstiminn is unwarranted* CAPRICORN |~.nh,j£.5P * ™ »><>> row tjln,. Yo, V Read and Use feet to the point or place of BEGIN The right ts reserved to reject any HY: THEODORE J BTEl.'I.. the ti,hl inilinci mi ) J\ NING. or nil bids if deemed to the imprest Trust Officer Send 25c. ond trip under the North Pole's VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Stot. 22) Containing 3.07 acres. of the County of Monmouth to do so. (Hole Exfculon ice pack. A«tnt modesty. You could nuke i PISCES |F.b. M to March 20) REGISTER Dated: February 25, 1MM By order of the Hoard of Chosen Messrs. Wipe, Wise, Wichmann Special value! 16 complete quilt wronx Impmston by whsi appears to N» nutter ho« much DANIEL O. GALLOP r«*holder« ot (h« County of Mon One yi n^o—King Hassan t>e vanity. f ih H Attorney for Plaintiff mouth. SI Rrood Street, patterns in deluxe, new Quilt P. O. Be* 33« JOSEPH C IRWIN, Director Rd Rank. N. J. Book. For beginners, experts. of Morocco arrived for a visit CLASSIFIED ADS Shrewsbury, New Jersey William IJ. Ulrich, Clerk Attorneys OHM. FuUiakn Xn^, TruWwli March ?0. 27, April 3, Id, HIS.SO March 27. April 3 ' 139.08 [arch 20. 2T. April 3. 10 SK 70 Send 50c now! in Washington. , By WALT KELLY OGO U.y

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YOU WOULD HAVE, POCTOB... IT'S A AND I CAN SEE WHY MAGNIFICENT YOU DIDNT WANT «P6CIMEN/ ANY PUBLICITY/ , Mutb 27. RED BANT REGISTER NJEA Lists Costume Benefits In Party For Aid Bill Pack 100 COMPANY TRENTON — If 17 legislators NEW SHREWSBURY. - Cub have their way, New Jersey's lo- Pack 100 held a costume party ASBUKY PA*K KID BANK cal school districts would receive for scouts .and their brothers and an additional $81 million in state sisters March 20 at Tinton Falls funds next year to help operate School. their schools and to reduce pres- Beatles, beatniks and monsters sures on the local property tax. were represented. Several dens Senate Bill 3 or Assembly Bill presented skits. 38 would give Red Bank $154,950 Inducted into Pack 100 as bob- in state aid toward operating ex- cats were James Morris, Edward penses, reports the New Jersey Fridie, Richard Hodge, Jon Rich Education association and Senate and John DePaola. Bill 4 or Assembly Bill 39 would Badges and arrows were award- provide the community $30,408 ed to Daniel Goldstein, Robert "Hill & Dale" pumps let you toward capital outlays. Radimacher, Ken Balaban, John By comparison, the district this Henschel, Bill Kahl-Winter, Jim year is receiving $103,300 in cur- Neville, Colin Cross, Rudolf Wil- Easter parade in comfort rent expense state aid and $20,- son, Michael Waiski, Alan Greene, 272 in capital aid. David Walton, Warren Gordon, Middletown would receive $1,- Rich Kadodek, James Manconi. 19.98 807,674 toward operating expenses and Geg Whdte. and $282,232 toward capital outlay. During the pack meetings, par- It currently receives $879,636 in ents held an informal discussion current expense state aid and on the importance of parental Her* are the perfect pumps to wear thi* Easter. They're $188,155 in capital aid. participation in the cub scout trim, and smart-looking with fashionable mid-Jieel. The bills would carry out edu- program. cational recommendations made Good news, they give you "barefoot" walking com- in a 1963 report ordered by the Branch, $456,602; Manalapan, Legislature from the state Tax $139,291. fort. Choose black patent learner, navy calf. Policy Commission. The recent Manasquan, $20,585; Marlboro, VISITORS — The 59-member Featheretone County Boys School Band from Soutball, proposal by Gov. Richard J. $76,821; Matawan Regional, $456,- England, recently visited and gave a performance at Middle+own High School. The Hughes that New Jersey enact a 871; Middletown, $1,022,115; Mill- band U making a five-week four of North America, and Middle+own was first stop state income tax is intended to stone, $66,505; Monmouth Beach, STEINBACH'S SHOES mplement these same recommen- $8,130; Monmouth Regional, $109,- on journey. Pictured, left to'right, are Colin E. Cowles, band conductor; Arthur Mc- dations. Other revenue proposals 015; Neptune City, $80,339. Strait Floor Old Albury Pirk Taggart-Shoi-f, founder of Worldfriends, sponsors of the trip; Maurice G. Down, head- such as the sales tax bills of Neptune, $586,545; Ocean Town- master of the Featherstone Boys'School, and Alexander Mitchell, a member of the Sens. Wayne Dumont (R. War- ship, $278,358; Oceanport, $19,253; ren), John Waddington (D. Raritan, $534,736; Red Bank, $61,- school's faculty. Salem) and Raymond Bowkley 786; Roosevelt, $22,093; Rumson, (R. Hunterdon) and Assemblymen $25,991; Rumson-Fair Haven Re- William Hiering (R. Ocean) and gional, $46,784. Live Within Your Income Douglas Gimson (R. Hunterdon) Sponsors of the Senate bills are also intended to implement are Sens. Dumont, Waddington, the educational recommendations Bowkley and Robert Weber' (D. of the Tax Policy Commission. Cumberland). Woman Over 40 Can Get Job The total increase in current Sponsors of the Assembly bills ixpense and capital aid in Mon- are Assemblymen Hiering, Gim- By MARY FEELEY you but still pays a wage? I am Dear Miss Feeley: mouth County school districts son, Frederick Hauser (D. Hud- Consultant In Money Management certainly-sympathetic with phy- We started to plan a cookie would be: son), Mildred Hughes (D. Union), Dear Miss Feeley: sical ailments, and no doubt they sale because we needed money. Allanhurst, $2,525; Asbury Park, John Davis (D. Salem), Samuel I don't understand why there contribute materially to your de- Now we don't know how to $144,346; Atlantic Highlands, $31,- Biber (D. Passaic), Norman Tanz- Isn't a widow's pension of some pression at this point. But since start. Please give us some sug- 020; Avon, $6,400; Belmar, $23,- man (D. Middlesex), Guido Bri- kind after the age of 55 years. you bring up the subject of a ;estions to help earn money and 056; Bradley Beach, $72,825; giani (D. Middlesex), Joseph When my daughter reaches 18, job, I gather your health doesn't stay on the road to success. Brielle, $14,084; Colts Neck, $14,- Doren (D, Middlesex), Benjamin I was told, I won't get any Social prevent your working at some P. S. Our parents don't know 96. Rimm (R. Atlantic), Harry Sears Security until I am 62—although kind of employment. how to start either. Help! Deal, $12,826; Eatontown, $219,- (R. Morris), Albert Smith (R. At- my husband paid into the fund L. J., Oceanslde, L. I., N. Y. 336; Fair Haven, $98,053; Farm- lantic), and Robert Halpin (D. since it started. According to U. S. Govern- ingdale, $19,550; Freehold Bor- Cumberland). ment figures, almost four out of Dear L. J.: It is impossible to get a Job Start with your paper and pen- ough, $115,118; Freehold Region- after the age of 40 Unless you 10 working women are 45 years al, $240,697; Freehold Township, old or over—double the number cil. Write down these questions ; Imagine, fully let-put know somebody or are trained in and see if you can answer them: $80,451; Henry Hudson Regional, some profession. in 1940. Of course that's notsay- 58,018; Highlands, $29,910. BUNNY TIME ng that a large per cent of those Who's going to make the cook- Could you tell me how much I ies? Have you a list of friends Holmdel, $22,175; Howell, $330,- :s -• AT will get when I do reach 62? I employed got meir jobs day be- p MINK stoles at fore yesterday. But maybe these who will be likely customers? 598; Interlaken, $6,009; Keans- J BIRNN CANDY am receiving $180 monthly at the burg, $147,255; Keyport, $109,490; statistics will encourage you to How much will you charge per ' 91 Broad St. Red Bank present time. My daughter will Little Silver, $73,729; Long be 18 years old before I am 59. square your shoulders and do dozen or per package? How many That means I won't have any in- some determined job-hunting. And cookies will you have to sell in this way-low price! come for four years. I have been how about free night courses in order to clear a profit? Must you Add to the Value under the care of the doctor for your community through which pay for the ingredients out of of your home with diabetes and arthritis. Is there you might learn typing and short- sales? Is your sale properly a low-cost Home any place I could get any help hand or some other skill? Inquire timed—not too soon after another Improvement Loan until I am eligible for benefite at the Board of Education, as community cookie sale or not again? well as the state employment competing with one already un- agency. You still have a few years der way? II You YOU PAY MONTHLY M. K., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 12 ms. M mo. M mo. to go before your present income You might telephone a few HOUSE 11 Borrow This Batter treat yourielf to a Dear M. K.: from Social Security stops, so II •*» 35.09 18.M ' 1178 Aren't you letting self-pity in- friends before you do the grocery II MO 82.64 ZTM 19.17 there's at least some time to plan shopping, to sound out your mar- 120 70.11 30.71 25.5« fabulous mink stola — fully let- capacitate you to a dangerous ex- ahead. MONEY 1O8.Z7 66,07 38.SS tent? Who says a woman can't ket and see whether the whole II ° out for the luxury look that project seems promising. Don't Aibnry P»rk • WUi get a job of any kind after 40, Speaking of Social Security, if Buk • Humiiu unless she knows somebody or is decide you're licked till you try. • North jUbnrj Park • turns every head 1 Coveted everybody could claim benefits at Putting your minds to this ven- F>ir B»Ten • Holmdd a trained expert? I know of many any age that proved most con • Brielle women who have disprove that ture will teach you something Monmootb Comity"! Be- pastel mink, lined with silk, venient, the country would be in about the next one. rlonal Il«nk, M Iran statement simply because they a bad *vay. After all, you are •I Ontlnaou 8«rie» Member Federal Deposit monogrammed free • • • and didn't believe it and put it to the benefitting now—and will again P. S. Be sure to save some Iruuratue Corp. test. at 62. At that time you will re- thing out of what you earn! yours, if you like, the tasy Granted It may not be easy to ceive 8214 per cent of whatever find a job that suits you—tut your husband's benefits would (You can obtain Mary Feeley's Budget Plan way 1 how about one that doesn't suit amount to. Contact your district new leaflet on savings by send- office of Social Security and ask ing a stamped, self-addressed en- them to tell you the specific sum velope in care of this newspa- All (unlabaltd to ihow country »f May Appeal you can expect. per.) , origin, Conviction In EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blak€ •plwlox- 9 ALERT F&fcTHE 6lO?Pi EA1TER 'Disturbance TM6INSTANT STEINBACH'S FURS may appeal 1-24 village kenney Sheet Floor