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VOL. 87, NO. 38 Issued daily, Monday through Friday. Second Claei PosUei Paid at Red Bank and at Additional Mailing Offices, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Big Year Coming for State, County Schools

(Editor's note—Next month, pupils will start trooping into Monmouth County, however, spends a greater per cent of the high in the county (not counting regional districts) of Low in the state are Cumberland and Camden Counties classrooms all over the country. For New Jersey, it will be its total tax dollar on school construction and operation— $674, in Deal. at $232, and Atlantic at 5231 the biggest school year ever. In this series of articles, 57,2 per cent. 100.000 MARK Monmouth County's average is pulled down by Sea Girt, Frank W. Harbour, The Register's Middletown Bureau Chief, BELOW AVERAGE Costs vary from the northern to the southern sections at $166; Union Beach, at $1S3; Marlboro, at $194; keansburg,' outlines the picture in the state and relates it specifically to While the average school tax rate throughout the state at $201, and Highlands, at $214, again based on latest com- the record in Monmouth County.). of the state, with a general pattern of high to low, north to decreased (basically because of revaluation of property) from south. puted statistics by the state, 1962-63. First in a Series 1963 to 1964, the average in Monmouth County rose from Not only is Monmouth in the center geographically, it is High in the county, in teacher salary costs per pupil, By FRANK W. HARBOUR $1.60 per $100 assessed valuation to S1.74, although the county close to the center in per pupil expenditures. were Shore Regional, at $130; Deal, at '$399: Rumson-Fair Taxpayers in the state will spend more than half a bil- is still below the state average. Top spot in the state goes to Morris County, at $589 per Haven Regional, at $.193; Sea Bright, at $364; Monmouth Re- lion dollars in school costs this year—representing a 10 per Most educators agree that a rule of thumb to quality of pupil. Bergen County spends $551 and Essex, $537. gional, at $354, and Red Bank, at $334. cent increase over 1963. education—though there are exceptions—is .the per pupil ex- Low in the state is Cumberland County, at $381, and At- This year's jump in school enrollment, throughout the Property owners in Monmouth County., with its "popula- penditure of a school district. lantic County, at $382. Camden follows closely at $398. state will perhaps he the heaviest in a decade—which has tion explosion" and resultant programs of continuous school In this regard, Monmouth County is catching up—but it The same pattern can be seen in teachers' salaries, an- seen the total number of students rise from 758,500 to 1,216,- construction will pay out a good share of this total. 000, as of last June. is still below the state average of $490 per pupil by about other guide, most educators agree, to caliber of instruction. Over-all local property taxes in the state have topped the This September, it is expected that more than 1,260,000 $1 billion figure. $20. For the most part, it is a number of the county's Bay- Monmouth County is in the middle, with an average of shore districts which pull the average down. $269 in teacher salary cost per pupil, compared to the state pupils will enroll—but (he average daily attendance will likely According to statistics furnished by the New Jersey Edu- be wore in the neighborhood of 1,200,000. For example, per pupil expenditure in Union Beach (for average of $279. cation Association and the state Department of Education, Monmouth County's enrollment, as of Sept. 30, was 80,244, the average school tax is 50.4 per cent of the total property the last year on which statistics have been computed, 1962:63) Essex County leads in this category, at $313, followed tax. was $328, as compared to the county average of $471, and by Morris, at $308 and Bergen at $306. (See' SCHOOLS, Page 3) As Senate Keeps Talking House fotes on Redistricting

WASHINGTON (AP) - The reapportionment. But a bill much moves are aimed at undoing a the Tuck bill than there Is of no indication he will change or is difficult to get supporters of Senate keeps talking but the tougher on the federal courts is Supreme Court ruling that both the Dirksen proposal, and thus withdraw his proposal should the the Tuck Bill to go for such a up for a vote in the House. houses of a state legislature must more likelihood that it might be Tuck Bill pass the House. He is House votes today on what has move. Offered by Rep. William M. be based on population. vetoed by President Johnson. talking of sticking it out into Oc- "They sense a total victory," become a key issue in the fad- Tuck, D-Va., it would remove There is strong opposition in There is also the. probability tober, if that's what it takes to he said, "and don't realize that ing session of Congress — ap- jurisdiction over state reappor- the House to the Supreme Court that it would attract even more get a vote on his proposal. in winning this battle they may portionment of state legislatures. tionment cases from the lower ruling, but the very toughness of opposition in the Senate than the An attempt may be made in the the Tuck bill is causing some mis- risk losing the war." The mem- A Senate filibuster is holding federal courts and prevent Dirksen proposal has, making it the House to substitute something givings among those who would ber, who asked not to be named, back action on a proposal by U.S. Supreme Court from review- more difficult to stop the fili- similar to the Dirksen proposal like to see the ruling overturned. is a leader in the effort to pre- Senate Republican leader Ever- ing such cases decided in state buster that would certainly greet when the Tuck Bill is brought ett M. Dirksen that would per- supreme courts. They feel there is more ques- it. up. But one member who would serve the present apportionment mit states to delay court-ordered Both the Senate and House tion of the constitutionality of Dirksen, for one, has shown like to see that happen said it systems in the states. County Puts Hospital Fund Over Goal

FREEHOLD—A pledge of $50,000 was made by the coun- receive more county funds to offset costs of caring for non- the wisdom of construction help on a regular basis, ty Board of Freeholders yesterday to the building fund of the paying, or "indigent," patients. The new hospital will be built on. a 17-acre tract on Beers Bay Shore Community hospital, sending commitments for the The freeholder said the spokesmen explained private contri- St., Holmdel Township, east of the Garden State Parkway. project over its $750,000 initial goal. butions for new buildings are more readily obtained than to The freeholders' resolution said that a down payment has HOSPITABLY SPEAKING — Miss Debfaie Jakowchik The freeholders voted unanimously to appropriate the full meet operating deficits. Thus the need for public help for been made on the site, that a fund drive is moving, that auxil- of Irvington gives complimentary tickets to the 1964 amount of funds allocated this year for hospital construction in current needs. iaries with 1,000 members have been established in six of the Miss High School of America pageant to Go/. Richard the county to the single purpose. Similar aid to existing hos- The freeholders this year appropriated $750,000 for the 11 communities to be served, lhat plans are being drawn for a J. Hughes. The pageant will be Thursday and Friday pitals had been considered. care of indigents at the three hospitals, Riverview at Red 100 to 120-bed structure, and that contributions have been re- in Asbury Park's Convention Hall. Miss Jakowchik is A resolution voted by the board says that $701,240.42, in- Bank, Fitkin at Neptune, and Monmouth Medical Center at ceived from 3,500 families and nine municipalities. the pageant's "Miss Hospitality." (AP Wirephoto) cluding $62,500 from nine municipal governing bodies, already Long Branch. Under existing law, the board may give as much AID ADVISABLE has been tabulated by the fund raising committee. as $1 million in this category. The board said establishment of a new hospital in this D. Louis Tonti, general chairman, and Harry S. Willey, CONSTRUCTION FUND area has been recommended by the county Planning Board and hospital president, had set the $750,000 goal for public contri- that use of county funds to assist are necessary and advisable. butions. An additional $750,000 is to be sought through a fed- When the 19S4 budget was adopted in March, the board Payment will be made upon entering into contract /or Put Charter Study eral grant and an equal sum is to be raised by mortgage loan. included a $50,000 item for hospital construction. actual construction. BARS OTHER AID At the time, Freeholder Marcus Dajy suggested the board To preclude establishment of any binding future obliga- consider a policy of pledging 10 per cettstf new building costs . Use of the county funds bars the freeholders from un- tion, the resolution added: over a 10-year, period. '.'.'•'• dertaking construction aid to any of the existing hospitals in "Such appropriation shall not be construed lo establish the county this year. But the idea has been running into pit- He said yesterday that no decision had been reached on a precedent or policy for or with respect to further or future Question on Ballot long range plan and that the board had agreed on the grant to capital improvements to this or any other construction or falls, anyway. Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin said that at a con- Bayshore as a,"one shot" gesture. He had reported after the addition to a hospital . . . Each such appropriation must KEANSBURG-Borough Coun- least three more weeks before recent conference that hospitals had raised questions about necessarily be judged upon the facts existent." cil last night, introduced an ordi- lights can go up, according to ference recently, hospital spokesmen said they would prefer to nance to place the charter study Councilman Martin C, Lohsen. question on the Nov. 3 ballot. Mayor Collichio scored council .Police Alerted Throughout State Voters will decide, first, wheth- for its "failure to act" on his er to approve a study, and sec- nominations for two Board of ondly, elect five commissioners. Health vacancies. If the study question is defeated, He said this "inhibits progress the commissioners will not take because the board can't meet a office. quorum." Hit-Run Search Is Extended The commission, would be giv- Offered Two EATONTOWN The search for the probe and is also devoting his Many citizens, he said, have 'ered $100 reward for information en nine months to complete its On July 22 Mr. Collichio sub- the driver of the hit-run car time to the investigation. read of the investigation andhave leading to the arrest of the driver. work and make recommendations mitted names of Lorenz Russo- which struck and killed a six-year The child, Robert Allen Purdie, furnished information regarding Jack Carter, owner of the J as to a proposed change in gov- mano, Port Monmouth Rd., and old boy here Friday has spread the son of Mr. and Mrs. James damaged late model black Ram- and L Body Shop, West Bergen ernment, which in turn would former health board member to a statewide probe. B. Purdie of 34 Farm La., was bler automobiles—said to be the PL, Red Bank, has added $25 to have to be voted on. John Kinsella, Greenwood Ave., struck by the hit-run motorist on type of car involved. Mayor Louis T. Collichio, Sr., for the positions. Detective Sgt. Marvin Fowler, the offer. Mr. Carter told police who is conducting the intense in- Wyckoff Rd., near the Meadow- Police have compiled a list of he will attempt to secure more laid this ordinance supersedes The mayor has maintained that vestigation, told The Register yes- brook playground. vehicle registrations to check out, pledges to increase the reward and invalidates a petition that a he alone can appoint hoard mem- terday that teams of officers have Sgt. Fowler said yesterday that Sgt. Fowler said. The present list for the capture of the hit-run driv specific choice, the five-member bers, although council must con- pored over more than 30,000 file the co-operation of the press has is diminishing, he noted, but a list council Plan "E" of the Faulk- sent. Jr. cards in the Trenton office of the been "very helpful." He said that of new information is increasing. ner Optional Municipal Charter Mr. Lohsen, however, last night Police said yesterday that some State Motor Vehicle Division, several girls who were stopped 'Many Leads' Act, face voters this fall. said any councilman—not just the of the information received from seeking clues to a suspect vehicle. at an intersection near the acci- "Leads are plentiful," he said. The mayor said he has "no mayor — can nominate board dent scene, read of the account But much police "legwork" is re- helpful citizens is new and some qualms" about the charter study members according to the 1923 State files contain information and voluntarily appeared at po- s of a verifying nature. Police referendum succeeding. legislation creating the borough on all the registered cars in New quired to sift the myriad of facts lice headquarters. offered by witnesses and the bits The present threwnan council government. Jersey. have stated that the names of The sergeant said the death car and pieces of information devel- plus borough manager setup has The mayor was given the ex- Chief Joins Probe persons volunteering information sped by ths girls moments after oped during the probe. existed here for 41 years. clusive right of name introduc- Police Chief William Zadorozny, will be treated in confidence. who is on vacation, has entered the mishap occurred. Mayor Herbert Werner has of- Light Pickets tion only under a superceded 1917 Meanwhile, Urn search for the "We'll have pickets here," Mrs. ordinance, according to Mr. Lob death car and its driver goes on, TALK WITH THE CHIEF — James J. Howard, left, Wall Mary Morgan, 11 Seawood /We., en, with the borough's 11-man police Township school teacher, discusses his coming campaign told Borough Council last night, Mr. Lohsen added, "The attor- force exerting every effort to if no action is taken on a 16- ney (George E. Ostrov) will bring about a quick solution to for a seat in the House of Ropresentatives in New Jsr- signature petition for two street rule." Hypnosis Used by Police the case. soy's 3d District with President Johnson at meeting in lights for Forest Ave.' and Grove Mr. Collichio claimed Mr. Os- State Police Investigator Ron the White House. Democrat Howard will square off PI. trov already has advised that aid Ayres is assisting in the in- said that a witness, in an at- against Republican Freeholder Marcus Daly, of Lincroft. Mayor Collichio agreed with only the mayor holds appoint- EATONTOWN — An ancient tary subject. He may even re vestigation. Mrs. Morgan that the area is ment power. Mr. Ostrov was not art — which has,, found modern tempt to help police, volunteered call memory traces apparently dangerous due to poor illumi- at the meeting. use in medicine, psychology and to be questioned under hypnosis lost to his conscious mind. by a physician qualified to prac- LHIIIICII Syiironi nation. Municipal building improve- dentistry — was used by police Neither the witness nor the Mrs. Morgan charged Borough ment contracts were awarded to here yesterday, in the investiga- tice the art. Goldwater Stand physician were identified by Sgt. CAPE KENNEDY (AP) - The theory behind the psycholo- Manager C. Bernard Blum did Caruso Construction Co., Atlantic tion of the hit-run death Friday Fowler. The Syncom 3 communications gical phenomenon is that the hyp- not act on an Identical request Highlands, for a $1,975 aluminum of a six-year-old boy. satellite rocketed today toward notist may gain access to the made in January, 1%2. canopy, and LoBello, Keansburg, That art is hypnosis. The doctor and his subject at- an intended stationary orbit innermost thoughts of a volun- Official procedure will take at doors, $2,175. Detective Sgt. Marvin Fowler tempted to uncover events that high above the Pacific Ocean Rapped by Howard took place at the scene of the where it would be in position to accident which the witness may relay swiftly to North America Banners and Beards have "forgotten" during the ex and Europe television pictures ROOSEVELT - James J. How- ance benefits," remarked How- citement. of (lie October Olympic Games ard, Democratic candidate for ard. Information revealed through! in Japan. congress in the Third District, Howard declared that the sena- the co-operation of the witness last night Wasted Republican tor who has consistently voted A powerful TAD — Thrust- and the doctor is locked in the presidential candidate Barry against social security issues is Tercentenary Atmosphere Spreads Augmented Delta — rocket on record against the Income of 'confidential" files at police head- Goldwater for his stand on so- burst away from Its launching quarters. cial security. a sizeable number of our citi- pad at 8:15 a.m. EDT to propel MATAWAN — Banners are fly- ,John E. Melna will serve as Mr. Phelan said more units Certificates of appreciation will zens. Sgt. Fowler, however, comment the complex puyload toward a "The proposal on social se- Ing and beards are growing here, grand marshal. More than 100 be given to each parade unit, and are being invited, especially from erl that the revelations are "of planned elliptical orbit ranging curity made by Goldwater and 'Major Issues' as Tercentenary Weekend ap- units will participate. trophies will go to local and out- fire departments and First Aid value." from 700 to 22,300 miles high. supported by my rival, Marcus "My opponent," Howard went proaches. Honored Guests of-town groups. Daly, would bring untold misery Squads, drill teams, bands and on, "has not repudiated the sen- The big event will open with Theodore A. Phelan, Jr., the The Don Quixote Inn, Rt. 34 and deprivation to thousands of ator or his position on the ma- drum and bugle corps, floats cos' Merchants' Days, Friday and parade chairman, says guests nf will host parade judges at a buf- senior citizens in Monmouth and jor issues. Social security is one turned anil comic groups, and per- Saturday, Aug. 28 and 29. Stores fet supper Saturday. Today's Index Ocean Counties, if put into ef- of the major issues." honor will include Rep. James fect," said Howard in a speech will hi! decorated wilh btintin}!. sons with horses and buggies and Howard said Gnklwater has C. Auchinc.loss (R-M Dist.), Rum- Judging of Hoards nere.last night. Costumed merchants will display old mechanical equipment. Page Page been consistent iii his active op- antiques as they odor sale mer- son, former Rep. William H. A dm activ^y will be the judg- L Amusements 14 llerblock 8 The candidate was referring po.sition to social .security, chandise. Saturday's activities will end ing of th[> boards. Richard Crane, Siilphin. Rnmbley, Md.. who re Births :... 2 Movie Timetable 14 to Gnldwater's statements urging i "He voted against adding a with a lire works display on the general chairman, will announce The highlight will bo Satur each medical care financing for the enrollments. Transportation pro members of the Monmouth Coun- assist the regular and special water ski show presented by the Crossword Pur.zle . 2J Television 14 month in (lie form of old agi1, aged in l%0 and 1%2. That's his vlded. Call 5310111.—Adv. ty Board of Freeholders. forces. Jersey Ski-Ters. Editorials Women's News 10-U siurvivois' and disability insur- voting record," says Howard. , Aug. 19, 1964 THE DA FLY REGISTER Weather New Jersey: Partly cloudy, Commissioner for Development chance of few widtly scattered; fgiH sJywerj this morning «od> OBITUARIES fair this sjtemr/.*. Gy/ler w\

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U-U Bratd St, fed Busk, N. J--» Eut M«ia Si., Freehold, N. Rt.», MUOttowa, N. 7, Reporter Utt by Jfohn H. Cook aid (itnry City Published by The Red Bank Regtoter Incorporated How to Bring Rain W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAKOLD KELLY, General Manager . A listless palm tree stood out in the driveway. The building was a cube of sugar. At" the door, a parking Thomai J. Bly EIKUUV. tanor Wlllitm F. Saadford and Arthur Z. Kimln AJ.MIU. Ediu>n attendant lounged under bright lights. Inside, there was Frank W. Harbour Middietown Bureau Mtr. Charles A. Johnston Fr««hoia Bur«m Mir. a big dark room with'little flame-colored lights in the Member of the Associated Press Th« Aasoclited Preil !• entitled exclusively to tht uie (or republlcAtlon ol ill thi local n«wi prlnled In ceiling, a corner bar, and, in the gloom, an assortment n»wipip»r u well u ill AP news dispatcher of black formica tables and teen-agers. Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association The kjds resembied people. They Member Audit Bureau of Circulation sat quietly, sipping Cokes, smoking, The Red Bank Register, Inc.. wsumei no Unsocial reoonstbtUlle* tor ty[»KripWc&l trron In EfivftrtlsemftBli. bui will reprint without charge, that part ol an tclvertliement In whlcb the typosraphJcal error occuri. Advertlien wll whispering, and watching the loud com- plena notify the management immediately of any error which may occur. UNITY bo on the bandstand. All looked fa- Thli newipaper ummes no responsibilities lor statements or opinion In letters from Us re&ders. tigued. The boys in skin-tight slacks Subscription Prices In Advance Less U\an 3 mos. Per month 11.50 12 months—$18.00 • months—J9.00 Unfit copy at counter, 7 cents Single copy by mail. 10 cents 9 months—413.80 3 months—R50 GOIDWATER lounged on their sacriliacs. The girls, in slack sets, wore beehive hairdos and WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1964 some had those new coiffures which BISHOP make a female look as though she had Marlboro and the Skyscraper been dragged by the hair by a gorilla. None of the faces had any expression. Dick Cami, The thought of a 61-story apart- Marlboro, after some hectic the kid from The Bronx, tried a smile, but he gave up. Mr. Cami is 29, darkly handsome, and has a wife and ment house poking through the months involving housing develop- two small children. He has something else: he owns a Marlboro sky is indeed an exciting ment and its government, has re- Peppermint Lounge. There are Peppermint Lounges in prospect. turned to a semblance of normalcy. many cities, but the best and most enduring fae in But with the apartments would The view there now is to plan for Bossier City, Louisiana; New York; Boston; Miami; and come more than 12,000 people and the township's growth rather than the Peppermint West in Los Angeles. a series of problems which, if not have it come in a helter-skelter Cami owns the one on a Miami Causeway. He un- planned for, could create chaos not fashion. derstands the teen-agers. Their parents don't. And the kids don't. But Dick Cami does. The proof is that 300 only in Marlboro but in the county. While any builder—big or small of them show up on an average night and spend $2,300 Thus, Marlboro's Planning Board —wants to move quickly with a on Cokes, hamburgers and, if they are of age, beer. acted with wisdom in stopping dead project, they should know that a The police department rates his lounge as law- in its tracks the idea by the Thoreau development's impact on an area abiding and orderly. In three years of riotous noise, Corp. to build the skyscraper on a must be carefully weighed before there haven't been four police calls. He leaned against farm near Rts. 9 and 18. any approval is given. To have even the bar, watching five young men with hair growing The developers had asked for a given a ray of hope at this time to down the back of their necks, get on the small band- speedy decision oti whether the the skyscraper developer would have stand, and plug their guitars and an electric piano into loudspeakers. township was interested in the proj- resulted in serious problems for (Eerblock is on vacation) The boys are called The Legends, They look like ect. But officials there noted that a Marlboro. First must come the mas- Beatles with fried chicken accents. In a moment they master plan is being drawn and it ter plan. These Bays: were ready and they nodded to each other. At once would not be wise at this time Marlboro, with its vast acreage, LETTERS there was a sound like a safe falling through a glass to encourage a project of such will—if it wants it—have opportuni- (The Register invites letters roof. The kids, call it music. The lyrics consist mostly For Unicameral Legislatures of general Interest from read- magnitude. ties to lure and attract other apart- ers, provided they contain ad- of The Legends yelling "Yeah Yeah" into microphones. dress, telephone number, sig- In a moment, the formica tables were empty and At the same time, about 100 Marl- ments. We have no doubt about that. By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN nature ana do not exceed 300 the teenagers were on the small dance floor. One end boro residents attended Saturday's In acting as it did, Marlboro If the principle of "one man, one vote" is to be words. Endorsements of politi- cal candidates or commercial of it has a floor to ceiling mirror, so that the dancers Planning Board meeting and ex- served notice to developers that it forced on separate states insofar as the election of any products are not acceptable. —The Editor.) can see themselves at their tribal rites. The boys and pressed legitimate doubts and ques- intends to give careful thought to and all of their legislative bodies is concerned, why not adopt the idea of the unicameral—or one-house—legis- girls never touch each other; in fact, the gyrations and tions about the plan. its future. And it served notice to DOESN'T LIKE HERBLOCK U-turns seem to take them farther and farther apart. lature and be done with it? It would save everybody P. O. Box 403, From what has been reported, the Thoreau Corp. that five days are the money that would otherwise be Highlands, N. J. All the expressions were still dead. But the feet the Thoreau Corp. now will look for not enough to make a decision in- To the Editor: spent on virtual reduplication. If people Every day, under the editorial were in swift motion; the hips rotated; the heads of another location, most likely out of volving millions of dollars and thou- want to know how the unicameral leg- page cartoon, you say "Herblock the boys perked like roosters; the girls' hands appeared the county. sands of people. islature works, they can look at Nebras- is c.' vacation," This appear to be climbing an invisible rope. The dances are called to be an apology. ka, which has had one for more than Personally, I hope he stays on Hully Gully, Mashed Potato, Bird, Continental, The Your Money's Worth; 25 years. vacation. Slop, The Fly, The Monkey, The Dog and The Frug. The original reason for two-house In one cartoon, he portrayed It comes out the same: Dementia convulsion. The legislatures was precisely to get away Gov. Wallace as a varmint in a pile of rubbish. In another, li Lengends continued at top speed, and the sound shook from the "one man, one vote" principle. With $196.46 in Cash, You're 'Average' portrayed Sen. Goldwater stand- the pietureson the walls. Cami looked at an older man CHAMBERLAIN Historically, the freedom loving peoples ing on a broken glass picture of who sat grimacing. "Let them work off their animal By SYLVIA PORTER of the world have always distrusted the possible tyran- President Lincoln and delivering a speech in front of a lectern. spirits here," Cami said. "Better here than in a parked Are you a statistically average the retailing revolution — involv- ny of a majority. As South Carolina's John Calhoun Now, this may be funny ti car." The older man thought about it., man, woman or child in the U.S. ing the fantastic growth of th< pointed out long ago in his famous "Disquisition on some, but, these people are na- today? If so, you now have $196.46 supermarket, the discount store YOUR GARDEN tional figures respected by mil in currency on hand in .coins or and the shopping center — for Government," individual and minority liberties are de- There was a Colored girl with long black hair who THIS WEEK lions, regardless of -what some ol had dyed round white polka dots in it, A blonde girl paper bills in your pocketbook or shopping in these areas requires pendent upon the existence of a veto on possible ma- your readers may think. cash register, us to carry comparatively largi By Garden Reporter jority excesses and madnesses. In Great Britain, the in a black dress danced in her stockings, the head in your cookie amounts of cash to pay for our College of Agriculture Why should some of your read jar or safe de- purchases on the spot. Rutgers—The State Uni- House of Lords exercised the veto power for genera ers be afraid to look at the edi- shaking loosely. All the music sounded the same, but versity, New Brunswick posit box. tions; in the U.S., the Senate can veto the House of torial page lor fear of being upse The Legends insisted that the numbers were called: A major factor too has been for the rest of the day on accoun To be more the upsurge in the number of Representatives. Calhoun is not very much read these of a cartoon by Herblock. "The Beatles Just Got to Go;" "Oil in My Land;" and specific, in pa- Did you ever notice that the 1 services offered to us and our "Sittin on My Yah Yah Waitin' for My La La." per currency Hardeners with the greenest days; his identification with the slavery issue has People don't get to be national ever-rising use of services. For figures in this great country ol you have seven humbs (and most colorfu blotted out the reputation he once had for being the At 11 o'clock, eight fellows and girls got on the $1, two $5, four a wide variety of services both ours if they are varmints or th ilooms, even in mid-summer) keenest of our native political scientists. But, quite kind who would trample on a $10 and three within and outside the home, it's floor to do the Ska. It starts off like an ancient cotil- lave what some of them call a apart from his defense of slavery, which was highly il- ^^^^^^ bills. In picture of any one of our presi- lion, with the boys facing the girls in line. But the mo- traditional to pay in cash. dents. •I^HHH coins, you have >lant bank. logical in the light of his general defense of freedom ment the drummer kicked the big skin, all 16 went out PORTER $10.35 in dimes, Obviously contributing to the The bank is a place to borrow In general, your paper is won- rise in money in circulation is for the individual, Calhoun was wholly right in his derful. of their minds and looked like passengers fighting for quarters and 50-cent pieces and 'lower plants to move ihto the analysis of the need for a vetoing body in society. {3.B3 in pennies and nickels — in the increase in our work force — Sincerely yours, the last lifeboat on the Titanic. and even in this era of the com serennial border1 when and where Frank Bolen. addition to which you have two The Calhoun Thesis tr three silver dollars. puter, millions of workers stil hey're needed. There was an iron fence around the dance floor are paid in bills and coins, not August may find the perennial The Calhoun thesis has been neglected by practi- TIME FOR INDIAN If you're not so statistically by checks. PEOPLE TO SPEAK and a boy with long blond wooly hair and silken whis- average, you also have some big- »ider seemingly shot full of cally all of our modern political scientists, who seem Seventh Ave., kers stood on it and danced wildly, without falling off. Jenomination paper currency: But the fundamental force is holes where you wish there'd be clearly the nation's economic to think that if 51 per cent of an electorate wishes to Atlantic Highlands, N. The band sang: "Bend your head, swing your arms, one In three of you has a $50 color. To the Editor: bill and one in three of you has a growth, necessitating an expand- behead a minority of 49 per cent it would be "demo- shake your hips, and do a dip." I feel it is about time the Indian $100 bill. If you're the unusual, ing supply of money and credit to After just so many summers of cratically" all right to do it. The single exception to this people speak. So I speak for my you have even bigger denomina- support and sustain the growth. fiis, you begin to work on the When it was over, The Legends got off the stand, mass delusion of the modern political scientists that I people. tions of our paper currency: one In this one statistic — $196.46 of ilant bank idea, growing either unplugging their instruments, and a Negro outfit from currency in circulation for each know of is the late Isabel Paterson, whose great book, The Indians are people too in 390 of you has a $500 bill and mnuals or perennials in an out- Jamaica called Freddie Scott's Blues Busters got on. one in 654 has a $1,000 bill. of us — you can read the story •the way place with the one 'The God of the Machine," has just been rescued from Most Indian youth are compellei of today's all-time high produc- 'o grow up in overcrowded, ill- They do the impossible: fit calypso to IJock 'n Roll. These, at the Treasury's latest urpose of transplanting some. oblivion and republished by the Caxton Press of Cald- tion, employment, incomes, prof- kept homes. Indian housing con- They played so fast and loud that the sound met itself count, were the amounts of U.S. its, spending and borrowing.' Soak And Soak well, Idaho. Washington, Franklin, Madison, Hamilton, ditions are probably woaie than money in circulation per capita. coming off the back wall. You can transplant even in dry John Jay, and Thomas Jefferson have generally been those of any other group in The actual tola! of money circu- What's more, the economic America. lating outside the Treasury, Fed- trends so powerfully under way •eather if you take a little ex- considered our leading Founding Fathers, but Mrs. Pat- There were more dead expressions, and expressive care. Be sure to soak the Wlien a few years ago I was in eral Reserve Banks or their now suggest that the cash in the erson thought the most important Founder of all was feet and torsos. The middle-aged man took his wife, a agents on June 30 was $37.7 bil- hands of the statistically average lant the day before you move the Cherokees, North Carolina, lion. When the total is divided by American will cross the magis so that you can take a big Roger Sherman of Connecticut, who was responsible Reservation, some of the homes sagging job in rhinestone heels, and left. Dick Cami the number of us alive, the $200 mark before the end of 1964. iall of soil with the roots. for our dual method of representation in the two houses had one room, dirt floor and the said goodnight, and they walked out into the compara- amount per man, woman and door was so low T had to bend (P.S. The tale behind this tale, Soak the new location a couple of Congress, one method being by popular vote in the tive silence of highway traffic. child comes to $186.46. down to enter. Some had two, is that last week, the man who days before moving a plant. and dirt floors. When you're ready to plant, dig House of Representatives, with congressmen allotted Of course, there is no "statistic- came to fix the stove announced, Civilization destroyed the source "Well," the man said, turning the key in the igni- ally average" American. (If you after examination, that the re- a hole more than big enough to n proportion to population, and the other being by tion lock, "the tribal rites are over. We're going to have take the roots and ball of soil. of material for the ancient homi have that precise amount of cash, pairs would cost $80 — and de- equality of the states in the Senate. Says Mrs. Pater- of the buffalo hide skin tepee tha rain for a week." . . . you're not average; you re a manded cash. I didn't have one- Fill the hole with water and let It drain down before you trans- son of Roger Sherman, "his structural sense was sound; was roomy, well ventilated and freak.) third of $90 on hand and was clean. But the average does dramatize pleading with him to accept a plant'. he hit on both the regional bases and the mass veto function at once. He knew what would stand steady." And then my people hunted, the huge total of money in circu- check when into the kitchen Set the plant a quarter to a and fished, and lived well, and SOMETHING SEEMS OUT OF GEAR lation in our country today, does walked H'/j-year-old Cris with half-inch below the level at which Mrs. Paterson, like Calhoun, believed that no po- had all the necessities of a good, underline the upsurge in the her wallet containing enough sav it stood. Fill in around the roots, litical entity could exist in freedom for very long if it free life, and were healthy anc amounts needed to fuel our econ- ings lo cover the bill. Who's and pack the soil gently so you strong. omy in our recent years of average?) won't break any roots. did not have the duality of representation, a combina- But the whites came, and hatei growth. Use a fine spray to soak the tion of "one man, one vote" and "one region, one vote." us, called us the dirty red dogs Today's total of $37.7 billion in plant riglit after transplanting 'To prevent the larger, wealthier, or more populous It is true we are the Red Man, circulation, for Instance, com- WHERE IN THE WORLD and keep it watered at least a given lo us by God, sun rays, tlr pares with a tolal of $27,2 billion states from throwing their weight against the smaller week afterward, especially in winds and rain, and our way ol In 1950 and with only $7.8 billion early morning and after the heat states," said Mrs. Paterson, "their representation as real life, at the start of World War II In ol mid-day. states was made equal. To prevent the smaller or poor- We are real Americans, nnd 1940. Today's per capita total of not a mixed breed. $196.48 compares with $179.03 in er states from ganging up and fleecing the more opu- Now over nine millions in all 1950 and with only $59.40 in 1940. ALLPLAX FIRM MOVES lent states—throwing their joint weight—the popular parts of the United States. True What arc the key forces behind to our skin and color not madi NEWARK-Allplax, Inc., man- representation was made proportionate to the number the steep rise in paper currency with sun Ian lotions, and sun and coins in circulation? ufacturers of custom plastic vac- of citizens." baths. uum and pressure molding for Of course, huge amounts of Throwing Their Weight The reason I point Ihis out Is to today's currency in circulation packaging and three-dimensional let the white people know we are are in business cash registers, in displays, has moved from New What goes for the larger geographical area of the people nf love for pur country banks, in vending machines, park-j York Cily to a one-story con- United Slates goes for the constituent states them- and unto all people that do ai ing meters, similar coin-gobbling crete block building, of 11,400 selves. If the separate geographical areas of a given in their power to keep peace in devices. 8-!•) square* fret, at 10 Nrown Ave., this great rnnntrv, the U. S. A More coins than ever before Springfield. In this expansion stale arc not represented equally in one of the two The white brother must know Can you name tho U.S. naval base move. Allplax lensed from the are in the hands nf our If) mil- In southeast Cuba? legislative bodies regardless of population, "the larger, hi>: Rod brother fiinnpf! a poare lion coin collectors anil in the Undercliff Company, 52 Com- trcali' many, mirny suns and hoards ol this nation's coin specu- merce St.. Springfield. The trans- wealthier, or more populous" counties and towns will nrioiK ago, and has kept that lators. cuieucjuEnrt action was negotiated by Feist be able to "throw their weight" against the smaller, peace, that grand flap, since (her Hanks arc keeping increasing and Feist, Essex nnd Monmouth Thii cities will dominate the back country, or one cli- is our flag, trio. totals of cash immediately nvali- County resllorn, In conjunction And we proved it a long time «ble to meet our day-to-day needs. with Brown and Brown of Eliza- mate belt will overrule another. To cite a specific case, (Continued on Page 7) Mr. Johnson, the President, A significant forco lias been °—Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1964 bsth. (Continued on Page 7) <#*»<*-- and think urm! he a surt before Ajsd remember we are paying DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1964—7 Letters be speaks or «cts And now we[the way to keep it free, tl! of ui. THE DAILY REGISTER speak If our great white ftSier Winy Of my people fought «ide Playground Trophy Awards JM put more mm in Wishing. by tide with mr white brothers HEW SHREWSBURY - V*yw \Ouunun; U-yearolJ Elaine Nel- GOP PICNIC 5WDAV uv tO *•* *3* civil figbtt, ton Mi* ow . HMI. Ciifford ,P. »r4 many Monmourt 5 munists to be disturbed by thiwould be getting. 1 Shopping fact that ever since both side; 49" and 59' have had a second strike forcf If we must have a possible "tyranny of the ma- PHONE 946-4115 WARD I *«$?*• (missiles protected in deep ce- jority," why not get it on the cheap? A unicameral leg- INSTALLATION OPTIONAL — $15.00 HOLMDEL ment or on nuclear submarines) islature as enough. MAIN ST. there has been established *plu« $12.00 for Standard Installation strategic parity—in short, a stale- mate. It is this fact which the • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY senator ignores in his quest foi Daitv end Satarday • A.M.-5s30 P.M. weapons superiority. Wedaecday ad Friday 'HI • P.M. ( "fetwMi Ymko-i owl KIB1" Arms control, not an arm: race, is the next step after thi FOOD $AVING$ "hot line" and the test bai JU.S.D.A.J treaty in reducing world tension 'CHOICE^ u lOWllb IKM 4Mty~tmy The nuclear sword of Damocle; PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE BEEF hangs by the slenderest i MIDDLETOWN. N.J. 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK threads. TRADING STAMPS FREE! Yours very truly, Franklin R.Nash.

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Mrs. Mahlon Cramer and son Fred, Tuckerton, have returnee tfter a one week visit with hei APPLE Fresh-Quality...Fine Values, Too! JANE PARKER Baked Foods brother-in-law and sister, Mr. an< Mrs. Edward Jansen, Wesley Ave. While here they also visited Mrs. Fred Sauer also of Wesley JANE PARKER Ave. 8" SIZE—MB., 80Z. Mr». Fijank Chasey, Sr,, Flor- ence Ave., ii a surgical patient SAVE IV in Perth Amboy General Hos- pital. PEACH Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Hen- nessy, Jr., Stone Rd., have re- 2 65" SPECIAL turned after a vacation in At- lantic City. THIS Joseph DeLaCruz, John McGro- For Pit A La Mode... WEEK! gan, Mark Riccardi and Dennis Kline, all of Union Beach, have returned after a four-day camp- Plump, juicy peaches at their peak of flavor, and golden, fork-tender ing trip along the Tioga River, Jane Parker pastry—That's a winning combination any time. Pa. While there they visited Crys- ICE CREAM tal Cave.

Tha Police AiMetto League, Choice ol Flavors meeting in the home of Mrs. JANE JANE PARKER—COMBINATION Frank EngWhardt, Poote Ave. CRtSTMONT MARVEL made plans (or a dance and PARKER smorgasbord, Sept. 28. The Sandwich Cookies event is to be" held in the Ameri- V2 gal. can Legion Hail and will have cottt. I-IB..8-OZ. reservations for 250 persons 59 PACKAGE only. Plans also were made tor the members to participate in SUNNYfiROOK FARM the Tercentenary parade to be MUCKXSS SHICTON TOR... JANE PARKER — LARGE BUNS'«» held in Matawan Aug. 29. NATIONAL Bread The Democratic Clnb of Union JANE PARKER »•••••« 6 VAR,ET(ES Beach, meeting In the home ol SANDWICH MONTH! Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, Har- >o> ris Ave., last week, made plans MMBUHBER Cup Cakes 3 10* for the annual clambake, Sun- IM ANGEL FOOD day, Sept. 6, on the grounds of the China Gardens Restaurant, Sliced Rolls *~^8*26 * iana Parkar Rt. 36, Raritan Township. How doesyourcoffee compare with Miss Ann Marie Tobia, queen Sandwich Bread 29< this? A&P whole-bean Coffee has of the Parent-Teacher Association Supar-Rlght Brand the roasting date on the bag... you fair, and her attendants, Miss know it's fresh! It's ground only Carol Sickles, Miss Debra Dohrn- C wind and Miss Linda Reyman, Luncheon Meat 37 when you buy, because once coffee participated in the Tercentenary Mild American or Swiss—Pat, Prooeit Chttta is ground flavor fades faster even parade in Keyport last Saturday. C in a can. You see A&P whole-bean They were driven in a decorated Mel-o-Bit Slices *45 (ruck prepared by tha members Coffee ground (in just 15 seconds) of thePTA. CsWttraam to give you all the flavor you pay IH>. for. Yet it cosfeyou/ess than others Mrs. Russell Dc'.aney and Pllm MNIIQII •M 55< ofcomparablequality! daughter!, Karen and Roberta, AIM Pa|t Shore Rd., have returned from a one-month visit with Mrs. De- INDOORS or OUTDOORS... 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DOUBLE DAIRY FLOAT YOU CAN HAV£ A POUND M A^P BEAN COFFEE GROUND 10 by WHITE HOUSE V Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gable In i toll |I*K inut ona put .ginger tnd children, Brooklyn, are guests •to with iastat.mnbt 4y ik this week in the summer home nUtdimid^ii Of Mrs. Gable's parents, Mr. and tin par tar Mrs. Milton Frankel, Shore Rd. itriMfcfiu wia scoop of afrawbtnj lr» c** ami awtsh SERGEANT CITED wTh strnrterrfai aTduiret 1 FORT MONMOUTH - Master 4 Haadi Hi,, Quick-Fix Foods.' Snacks and Treats. Sgt. Henry W. Canady of Goshcn, « Yukon Club—All Flavors. Va., was honored at the U. S. Ann Page—COOKED ' Regular or Rippled Army Signal School for meri- Wi C J pl8 e torious service while a member Macaroni w"° 2 '.« 37 of the Signal Adviser Section Potato Chips ":59 of the U. S. Army Military Mis- UM.I, CORNED DEEF l5'/,o,. *»-»c CANNED Jan Pa lor C sion with the Imperial Iranian Popcorn ' ' pkg. 19 Gendarmerie from May 3, 1862, Hash Supc,Rigllt c,.«n33 to June I, 1964. 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All new pupils in grades one, fresh Chicken Paris! wo, and three living in Cape- lart, Camp Wood, Main Post, u Split, Cut-Up Super-Right md trailer parks east of Rt. 35, LEG QUARTERS* - 35< or in the Broad St. area west of Steelman School, will regis- or Quartered •r at Steelman School on Broad BREAST QUARTERS u 39< WHOLE it. e All new pupils in grades kin- Chicken Wingi ££. »33 FRANKS dergarten, four, five, and six -. living east of Rt. 35, and new U REGULAR ALL BEEF pupils in grades one, two, and Backs and Necks •££• I3« ib. three living east of Rt. 35, other C (than those listed lor Steelman School, will register at Meadow- Only One Quality-The Finest! .K brook School on Wyckoff Rd. 49 59 To be eligible for kindergarten, children must be five years old Sold only at the Advertised Prices-NONE HIGHER! in or before Oct. 31, 1964. A Samrkraot >irth certificate must be pre- sented for all new first-year pu- J.wiiftAtrJr^WW.M»Mii.}JM^ ffiffiWS JmPirttr- SLICED Thrifty Qykk-Flx Meal! Certificates of vaccination FRESH VEAL SALE! Frankfurter Rolls igainst smallpox, DPT Inocula- ions, and at least two polio in- Selected Milk Fef Veil jculatlons must be presented for Sliced Bacon ™ ; all new pupils. Pupils entering •I • | J SpeciallyS«Ucred 40 0 Fine for Roasting-NONE HIGHER! Armour's Star Eatontown schools for the first B6ef LIV6F NONEHIGHERI 09^ LEG or RUMP 59 time will be given three months to complete their immunizations. N0N£H6HER1 Boneless Failure to do so will bar these Lamb Liver 55.J NONE HIGHER! children from sohool at the end NONEHlftHtR1 SHOULDER ROAST 69 if the three months. Chicken Liver 69; NONEHICHERI CANNED N0NeHI HB e RIB CHOPS 79: VEAL CUBED STEAK 99,! Fined $30 Calves Liver * " 99Ib. >w c LOIN CHOPS NOrrtHrCHIRI 895 CTEW VEAI *"" ' AC H>. JlEfff VEAL N0NEHI6HERI 99^ For Leaving •Sipir-Bliht" Quality—NONE HISHER1 "Sapr-Rlght" Quality Beef Short Ribs 49ib'. An Accident SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - "Supir.Rlgtt" Quality {Pork Shoulders) MlMi fc 37e Ib. Frank X. Palaia of Doreen Dr., SMOKED CALAS 33' Portaupeck, last night was fined Meat Loaf NONEHUHE 59; (30 for leaving the scene of an *S«jwRlgM" Qnllty laka, Bell er Barbecn C accident. Police Capt. Dayton Wil- "Saper-Rlgkt" Quality Ib. son said Palaia's car struck a N0N8WfMBU c SPARE RIBS 39 parked vehicle on Barker Ave. Beef Kidneys 35ft Slice Cold or Heat 'n Serve! July 22 and Palaia was later BONELESS apprehended in Eatontown. Halibut Steaks >~" 59TURKE; Y ROAST WMteatd lark Meat«4U SI* 89 William V. Keaveny of Seventh Ave., Atlantic Highlands, and Ed- ward BorgM of Arthur PI., Red FRESH FRUITS Bank, were each fined $25 for & VEGETABLES I careless driving. STOCK UP ON GOOD EATING SAVE CASH TOO! Quality Grocery Values! Wayne Gardener of 94 Belshaw 1 Ave., charged with allowing hit dog to bark at night, received a suspended sentence because he no longer has the dog. CHICKEN with Rid SAVE 5C NECTARINES Swwt, Juicy Scouts Spend 0Mt iZ., i Large Size Week at Camp CMS NONE NIGIER! NHW SHREWSBURY - Boy 235 Scouts of Troop 100 returned re- CAMPBELL'S SOUP cently from two weeks of camp- C READY-TO-IAT CEREAL SAVE 4 ing at Forestburg Scout Reserva- tion, Monticello, N. Y. Twenty- RICE eight scouts attended camp, ac- 13 oz. HONEYDEW companied by adult leaders Rob- Pkg. ert McKinley, Philip Hartung and KELLOGG'S KRISPIES Jack Mannix. Three members of the troop SAVE 8C MELONS were elected into the Order of QUICK FROZEN-CONCENTRATED the Arrow, camping honor so- NONE HIGHER! ciety. They are David Hill, Tol- Pratt 6az. lie Rich and Jay Dunbar. Mark Fox, James Littman and cans Robert MacNutt arrived in camp after first participating in the Na» LIBBY'S DRINKS STRAWBERRIES tional Jamboree at Valley Forge, FINE FOR SALADS SAVE 9< Pa. California-Large Troop 100 won the daily camp- pint ite inspection on three days. NONE HIGHER! box The troop won third place in the 39* camp water carnival and one of its patrols placed second in the LIBBY'S BEETS scoutcraft contest. All the scouts Italian Frtuione — First of tha Seaton! NONE HIGHER! except one passed the camp swimming test and special badges for passing the mile swim test INSTANT COFFEE IOoz,|ir Fresh Prunes 2'35' were awarded to Greg Guenther, Full of Juioa Wayne Madea, Doug Meyer and Thrift/ Dairy Needs! Maxwell House *T 1.59 Thrifty Frozen Foods! NONE Jerry Cooper. Cu*y Coited tid Stick Varieties HIGHER! While a,t camp, Greg Weber, C Lemons Mark Lewis, Peter Lione, Art Chewing Gum : 6 23 Nav Jertey — Fruttoni Cooper and Brad Noyes advanced IMPORTED SWISS SWANSON PIES NONEHIGHERI to second claF.5. Randy Armant ttiui A&P Swiuerlaid , M Q« Sugar Waters 8% oz. «r Lena DOOIWJ 10 oz. Peaches and Wayne Madea made first tL C Beef, Chicken or Turkey C class. David Hill and Jerry SAVE 6< Nabisco Cookies 35 NONE HIGHER! Cooper moved to star scout rank. 4 £ 85 C Scouts of Troop 100 earned a total of 48 merit badges, more ASP—Red, Sour Seedless Grapes 2 49 Danish Blue Cheese "•79° Nearby Farmt than any other troop in camp. C Merit badges wore awarded to Mild Cheddar Cheese .b59° Pitted Cherries 2 39 A*P FRENCH FRIES NONEHISHER1 e Mark Fox, Peter Hartung, Janes B Regultr or Critkte Cit SweeKorn 5""29 Littman, Bob McKinley, Tollie Sliced Muensier »>59 Fruit Cocktail A»—A ^n<37« Frith — Large Rich, Paul Scoles. Ken Waiker. p rtSkim 801. N0NEHIGHERI e Billy Zebe, David Hill, Randy Frigo Mozzarella < * pig. Sunshine Krispy Crackers ,£ 29° Tomatoes »£23 Armant, Richard Eberle, Ken Pinnae!* Mb WD ILW 01 Snow Crop — Concentrate!' Blowers, Elliot Harris. Greg Pasteurhed cup Burrys 1!;S Cookies I -39° Wutirn — Fmh Weber, Jay Dunbar, Billy Meyer, c e N0NEHleHW1 C Greg Roonan, Jerry Cooper and Cream Cheese ***->•**** 2 1? 21" ChickenoMheSea Orange Juice 2 <'.: 59 Carrots 22 £b.,. 29 Mike Lione. Ciapps Baby Foods £££ 10-79° e Firm, Crisp—HOME HIOHERI Regularly 79c IO Hawaiian Punch c«n«.M,.w 2 ^ 37 Uliura Tim* M.oli Boxsee Minced Clams 1"35° Seneca Apple Juice 2 ';;, 31° Yellow Onions 3:. 23 Start at Bayer Aspirin HartiHtDogYummies 2';: 35° CITARELLA'S A&P Potato Morsels 2 ,, 39 MEATS and DELI Littl* Silver Shopping C«nHr SEPTEMBER WOMAN'S DAY WE GREAT AtlANTlC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC Call 741-905? now on sale ISf. Seafood! Qufck-Froxen Rotisserie Barbecued How to Buy • Cook • Carv* Chickens at All Times 6 different beef cuts for Cod Fillet 3-lb. .iie—S1.6V SUPERB ROAST BEEF Super J^arkets Turkey - Capons Sparc Ribs on Order AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 Ocean Perch dozens of mouthwatering recipes: HOME MADE SALADS •fflooi! SOUR CREAM Prices effective through Saturday, Auguit 22nd In Super Marketi and Self- Dressed Smelts QUALITY COLD CUTS Servlce stores only in Northarn New Jersey, Orange and Rockland Countlei. • How to cook superbly: PRIME MEATS FRUIT TARTS All Tobacco Product*, Fresh Milk and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. Cooked Scallops : Open Sun. 9 to 1 P. M. 3 to 6:30 P. M. Calanrano Frown Italian Satclalrfet y, Aug. 19,1964 THE DAILY REGISTER Around Monmouth Local Scouts At Nomoco HIGHLANDS - More than 50 FuliSocialCalendars Girl Scoutg from five of local By MILLI HRUSKA troops are spending three days this week at Camp Nomoco. As the days of summer dwindle down to those The girls are from Cadette precious few, party dates are piling up to three and Troop 5, of Mrs. Richard Larsen, leader, and Mrs. Mahlon Sagur- four in a day and evening. And, as the holiday week ton, co-leader; Junior Troop 37, end draws nearer, calendars are filling up with invita Mrs. James White, leader; Troop 256, Mrs. Murray Nichols, leader, tions to brunches, beach parties, sailing parties, barbe and Mrs. Marlene Mohrbeck, co- cues, pool parties, buffets, dinners, balls, midnight sup leader; Troop 124, Mrs. Francis pers and pre-dawn coffee and eggs rendezvoux. P. Schmedes, leader, and Miss Barbara Stark, co-leader, and "Cocktails at Six" at the Troop 240, Mrs. Michael Kush- waisted wara, leader, and Mrs. Pat i*uc manner with a siiK rose a: residence of Dr. and Mrs. the waist. I could go on, and Brady, co-ieader. John L. Snitzler on Circle Dr., on. The girls will return today. Miss Barbara Dermond Miss Eleanor Anne Eagen Miss Barbara Ann Oliver Rumson, was one of the re- Mrs. White was accompanied cherche bids for Saturday eve- by Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Schmedes The swingingest bash of the ning. Jack and Mildred received and Mrs. Mohrbeck. Scout moth- weekend was at "Spindrift," ers assisting are Mrs. Victor Ros- their guests on the pool terrace Sea Brighg t residence"of*Ma'rgarel Announce Their Engagements setti, Mrs. C. J. Guiney, Jr., and that was so beautiful in the late sieber-• • t of" ~ The party afternoon sunlight, and so en- Mrs. Howard Paronto. was hosted by her son, jack, LINCROFT - Mr. and Mrs. i HIGHLAND LAKES - Mr. and NEW" IBERIA, La.—Announce- chanting as twilight Ifell and theand two of his friends, An Franklin Dermond, 30 Coronet Mrs. Thomas H. Eagen of this ment has been made of the en- Sell your furniture through the garden and pool lamps cast their|christy and Don Lawson of Sea gagement of Miss Barbara Ann golden aura. Ave., announce the engagemen place, formerly of 189 Manor Daily Register Classified. Bright and Bay Ridge. of their daughter, Miss Barbara Oliver to Lt. Charles Ronald Among the nearly 60 guests It was an al fresco buffet and Dermond, to Lt. William S. De- Pkwy., Lincroft, announce the en- Hoyt, U S. Air Force, by the were the Stanley Marxes, Jim dance. And I mean DANCE vine, U. S. Army, son of Mr. an> gagement of their daughter, Miss bride-elect's parents, Mr. and and Wanda McNamara, Grace The music by the Centurions Eleanor Anne Eagen, to Robert Mrs. Frederick Joseph Oliver of HEAD-LINES 1 Mrs. Henry H. Devine, Pack- and Ed Kerbs, the Ed Mooneys, so great the street filled with anak Lake. David Edelson, son of Mrs. Sam-this place. Lt. Hoyt is the son of Rolston (Swede) Waterbury, the INTO people from blocks away wh- uel Edelson, 305 Bendermere Mr. and WTS, Charles J. Hoyt, Lewis Prentices, Charles and The bride-elect is a graduate were dancing to its compelling of Wyne High School and Mori' Ave., Interlaken, and the late Dr. 15 Dwyane St., Oceanport, N. J. BEAUTY Marylou Henderson and Frank beat. mouth College. She is a membe: Edelson., The wedding will take place and Ivy Connelly, Rumson; Ed Oct. 18 in St. Peter's Catholic and Ginny Willett, Interlaken; Four handsome young gentle- of the faculty in the mathematic: Miss Eagen, an alumna of Big newt will Mr. and Mrs. George O. Hamper Church, New Iberia. Col. John Harrington, Matawan; men make up "The Centurions": department of Monmouth Region- Glassboro State College, is an come your way Frank Craig of Little Silver, on al High School, New Shrewsbury. Miss Oliver was graduated Marylee and Jack Laird (of the English teacher at Monmoulh Re- from Mt. Carmel Academy and the lead guitar; Ted Bratton of Lt. Devine is in the Corps of En when you stop Laird Applejack dynasty), Fair gional High School, New Shrews- Southeastern Louisiana College, Haven; Ed and Ceil Kavookjian, Long Branch, on the bass guitar gineers, U. S. Army. He is a bury. She formerly taught Eng- in for ont of Middletown Couple Jim Dorn of Shrewsbury, on the Hammond, with a BA degree in New York and Sea Bright; Day- graduate of Wayne High School lish at Red Bank High School for the division of applied sciences. our beautiful new coiffures . . ton and Marie Rivas, Caldwell; drums, and Paul Terwilliger of and the Colorado School of Mines three years. Miss Eagen resides Oceanport, on the rhythm guitar, She was a member of Alpha Oml- styled to flatter your face. Married 50 Years Mary Malloy and Patricia Rear- Golden, Colo. at 58 Tinton Ave., Eatontown. cron Pi sorority in which she held don, Red Bank; Pat's escort was The party of about 70 guest Mr. Edelson is a graduate of the office of chaplain and stand- M1DDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs.well, and William T. Kampei Bill Doheney of East Orange and included Larry and Ginger Cas- Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., ards officer. Magic Touch it looks like they are planning an sals, Doris (Chlckie) Van Duzer, Bridal Shower leorge O. Kamper, 10 Greenwood Whippany. More than 160 guesl and has done graduate work at Lt. Hoyt was graduated from BEAUTY SALON PL, celebrated their 50th wedding attended. announcement; the Charles Shee- Mayor and Mrs. Frank Van Du- Newark College of Engineering. hans, West End; Lou and Mary- zer, Lillian DeGore, Ethel Shaw, In Matawan Long Branch High School and Vil- 75 MONMOUTH STREET anniversary at an open house last The couple was married Aug, He is an electronics engineer lanova University with a BS de- lou Winslow, Oceanport; Wally the Jim McGregors, Pete and MATAWAN — Miss Sonja K, week given for them at home by 1914, in the People's M.E. Church with Computer Products, Inc., gree in economics. He is now RED BANK 842-0042 and Etts Jarman, Portaupeck, Pat Sorenson, Bill Zalebach and Schanck, 47 Midland Blvd., Free-| heir daughter, Miss Ruth A. New York City, and resided i; Farmingdale, and a member of serving as a first lieutenant in LOUISE and GRACE Kamper, of the same address, and and the Godwin Castlemans, Lit- his daughter, May Jean and herhold, was guest of honor at a Expert Hair Styliiti Bloomfield far 38 years. The; Phi Kappa Tau social fraternity. the V. S. Air Force, stationed s Edward O. Kamper, Cald- tle Silver. husband, and Roger and Nita surprise bridal shower given by moved to Middletown in 1959. Thompson, Sea Bright; Allen A December wedding is planned. in Topsham, Maine. The frocks the gals wore to this Mrs. Troyelus Schanck, Jr., Free- Mr. Kamper was associate! Hiinton and his daughter, Patrl hold, and Mrs. Richard Callinan with the Star-Eagle, Bloomfieli party were a lovely forecast of; cia, Muriel and Bud Lange, Va- Hospital Auxiliary what's "in" for the coming sea-j in the Matter's home, 10 Church Mrs. Coffey as head of the art and adverti leska Van Otterlu, Claire Brad- St. NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET ing departments for 19 years son. The hostess wore a camel- ley, Johanna Beclca, and Shirlee To Meet Tonight with the Bayonne Times for l; lia pink silk crepe frock, ankle Patterson, New York; Marti Miss Schanck will become the HOLMDEL — The Holmdel Is Honored 54 Newman Springs Rd.—Red Bank—747-9310 years as advertising manage length, and frosted deeply along (Mrs. Victor) Dingle, Little Sil- bride of Richard Untisz, Lake- [Auxiliary of the Bayshore Com-! UNION BEACH - Mrs. Joseph the bateau neckline with white wood, on Oct. 10 In St. Mary's ACROSS FROM MONMOUTH COUNTY NAT'L BANK and with the Somerset (Pa.' ver, (Victor is in Europe on a munity Hospital will meet tonight' M. Coffey, Matawan, was given and crystal beading. Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, American for four years as ad- business trip), and Betty Lang-] at 8 o'clock In Indian Hill School. a surprise stork shower Sunday vertising manager. Ginny Willett wore a short hammer, Rumson. Lakewood. Ground Chuck 59c Ib. Final plans will be made for in tho homa of Mrs. Karl Bar- He is a former president of th< black a la discotheque salon A buffet supper was served a supper to be served by the frock with what appeared to be Attending were Mrs. Troyelus ber, Prospect Ave. Hostesses Center Cut Pork Chops 69c Ib. Bayonne Kiwsnis Club, served fo Ray and Alice Fertig of Fair auxiliary at the Tercentenary a redingote of the same mate- Schanck, Sr., and Miss Gail Cal- were Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Francis seven years on the Salvation Ar- Haven were hosts Sunday aboard celebration in Holmdel Sept. 26. rial. It consisted of five panels inan, Matawan; Mrs. Myron E, Peaches, Jersey 10c Ib. my Citizens Advisory Committee their power cruiser, the Daily, Colonial costumes will be worn Quinn, also of Prospect Ave., that fell. from the shoulders to Bailey, Mrs. Donald Reichen- and has received citations foi Double, 2d, for a sail around by committee members serving|and Mrs. Frank McCarthy, West Bacon, Slab 49c Ib. the hem of the dress, one from activities with Boy Scout and Gir Sandy Hook. They returned to berger, and Mrs. Carl Stiles he meal. Orange. each shoulder at the front and Scout organizations. :he Shrewsbury River Yacht Club Keyport; Mrs. Joseph Untisz and A representative of the Beau- Guests were Mrs. John Coffey, USDA Prime Side o' Beef 49c Ib. :hree at the back creating an Mr. Kamper is a retired Army in the early evening for cocktails Miss Felicia Untisz, Lakewood; y Counselor Company will be Mrs. Raymond Coffey, Mrs. Hil- aura of coquetterie as she Jersey Sweet Corn 49c doz. captain. and a charcoal broiled filet mig- Mrs. T. A. Maligrande, Miss guest- speaker tonight. She will da Ellifen, Mrs. Joseph J. Cof- walked. Grace Kerbs wore a non dinner. Their guests were Genevieve Maligrande, and Miss give a demonstration on the art fey, Mrs. Malcolm Everson, Mrs. short cocktail dress under a bub- the Walter Forans of Flemington Mary Anne Schanck, Freehold; of applying make-up. Fred Everson, Mrs. Charles Bar- A jar of cocktail onions—thi ble shaped silk taffeta coat In a We feature and six other couples. Mrs. Marjorie Palmer, Neptune ber, Mrs. Edward Griswold, tiny variety—in the refrigerator' lucious creme de framboise and Mrs. John Pazienza, Miss Mrs. Gustave Dirner and Mrs. Toss some of thorn, after drain color. Gail Prentice wore a slim farmer boy meats Joan Pazienza and Mrs. Lewis Appoint Four Josephine Martin, all of Union ng, into a green salad and tasti chic sleeveless French flannel1 Capt. Richard Hennig of Cor- Schanck, Belmar. Beach; Mrs. John Cooney, Old what zest the onions give. coat, Caribbean blue in color, nell Dr., Hazlet, an officer In the To Committee Bridge; Mrs. George McBride over a silk sheath printed in United States Marine Corps Re- SON TO CAPRAS MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs.and Mrs. Raymond Shea, Key- lovely shades of the same blue serve, completed two weeks of Earl Dennis, president of the MaIport- ; Mrs. Harold Coffey and with matching peau de soie training in Nevada. ' It was not PLAINFIELD — A son, John awart Township Little League Mrs. Samuel Spa^nola, Hazlet; pumps sprinkled with tiny rhine- all rough duty. He spent several Robert, was born July 22 in Muh- Ladies Auxiliary, appointed a Mrs. Bernard Scibert, Morgan, stones and she carried a long days in Las Vegas at the Sands lenberg Hospital here to Mr, nominating committee at a meet- and Mrs. Charles Smallcy, As- uxurious natural blue fox stole. while a bathing beauty pageant and Mrs. George C, Capra of ng held recently in the Matawan toria, N. Y. Eleanor Castleman wore a slim was in progress. South Plainfield. Mrs. Capra is the former Florence Finelli Township first aid building. aquamarine silk crepe, ankle (Continued on Page 11) PRIMER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An- The committee, whose mem-| MYSTERY TRIP thony Finelli, 179 Maple Ave., bers are Mrs. Walter McNulty, Red Bank. Mrs. Christopher Gumbs, Mrs. CLIFFWOOD BEACH - The Robert Walker and Mrs. J. A. AREA (Affiliated Rescue Emer- ZIP SERVICE Mr. Capra is the son of George Bernstein, will report at the Sep-gency Association) Auxiliary met ^apra, Sr., of Colts Neck and the tember meeting. Nominations recently In the homo of Mrs. You Call - We Install late Mrs. Theresa Capra. Nicholas DeLorenzo, 1305 Sea- The couple has two daughters, rom the floor also will be ac- wood Dr. cepted. Election will take place1 McCUTCHEON Hathy and Nancy. Mrs. Edward Keeler, president, PHONE 222-3193 at the October meeting. announced a mystery bus trip In First reading of the by-laws SUMMER CAMPER September will be a roller-skat- announces the PERMANENT CLOSING .vas unanimously approved. Fi- H. KAABE GLASS CO. ing party. Tickets are available GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. nal reading and adoption is from any of the members. of our MILLBURN STORE — Alexander Wilkinson, son of scheduled for the September! Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilkinson, meeting. Oak Tree La., Rumson, N. J., is WINDOW GLASS! Plans were made to sponsor a ;pending the summer at Camp the entire remaining stock is being offered in our 549-551 Broadway. Long Branch dance Sept. 26 in the Oak Shades Half Moon here. Fire House from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. RED BANK STORE Music will be by Carl Stabile. Refreshments will be served. 'ickets may .be obtained from Mrs. Mel Schanm, Mrs. Dennis r Mrs. John Rossie. No tickets GOOD NEWS MOTHERS! will be sold at the door. All at THURS., FRI. and SATURDAY ONLY! proceeds will go to the Little for. . , AUGUST 20 - 21 • 22 League. DON'T MISS IT! • Draperies • Slipcovtri savings • Bedspread! • Blinds To Hold Dance Shades Curtains get a beautiful of At Twin Lights Complete Installation Service SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE HIGHLANDS-The Twin Lights Historical Society will hold a buf- 747 - 4422 mostly fet dance Saturday on the grounds of the historic lighthouses start- off ing at 6 p.m. picture of your child Mrs. Joseph Dempsey, chair- man, has announced that the event will be conducted on the •BEDSPREADS £%& Now $25 to lateau overlooking the ocean, bay, and river. Featured will be a fashion show Daily 9 to 5:30; Fri, 'til 9 •BATH TOWELS « Now $1.50 and $2.50 by the Joy Shop, Rt. 36. Music for dancing will be provided by 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Al Fazzone's Orchestra, Red • BLANKET COVERS ft™*, Now $10 Bank. • TABLE LINENS ££'#, Now $16.50 to $75 Exclusive at GRANT'S • VINYL MATS, CLOTHS '£•£*? Now 60c to $3 "Coos* to Coast" • CHINA, CRYSTAL, SILVER ... ODDMENTS, HUFFMAN Bring all the children under 12-1 8x10, only 98?! each taken singly or) 8x10Group only $1.00 P" FINE HOME FURNISHINGS anrl BROADLOOM Limited Quantities al Ridiculous Reductions. child. You'll see the cutest expressions and professional Rt. 35 Circle, Ealontaum—542-1010 • HUNDREDS OF SIMILAR OFFERINGS poses captured by our friendly lady photographer. Select from finiihcd pictures, NOT PROOFS! Extra finiihed 8x10, 5x7$ and wallet size will be shown at unbelievably low prices for your approval. • ALL SALES FINAL • NO REFUNDS • NO EXCHANGES Example; Wallet sizo less than 50^ each in groups of 4 same pose. This merchandise is being ojjercd in Red Bank only, not in New York or Passaic — BRING A FRIEND —

THURSDAY 10:00 A. M. TO 4:00 P. M. f?lummer FRIDAY 10:00 A. W. TO 7:30 P. M. SAME DAY SATURDAY 10:00 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. LUNCH HOUR 1:00 TO 2.00 P. M. SHIRT SERVICE 1 Broad and Ilmdiiif. , Kcd Bunk DRY CLEANERS LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER LAUNDEBERS Store Hours: Monday linn Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 LEONS RUG CLEANERS Little Silver, N. J. 64 WHITE ST., RED BANK — 747 - 2800 Atlantic City Spotlight Women Politicians in Top Posts EDITOR'S NOTE: Are women heading any of • politics when she served as state the major committees at the Democratic National women's chairman of the Volun- teers for Stevenson in 1956. Convention? Here is a report on the three femi- Since, the mother of three — nine committee heads, second in a three-part series Jonathan 6, Scott 9 and Shelley on important women at the convention. 171/j — has involved herself in a variety of civic activities plus presiding officers for voting on sta,te and national committees on By JOY MILLER „ by the delegates. mental health, civil rights, chil- AP Women's Editor In addition, she will serve as dren and youth. She has been a delegate to the credentials national committeewoman from "The appointment of a woman committee, which she expects to Minnesota since 1960. to office is an innovation for "The boys are at camp, but which the public is not prepared, be one of the major areas of competition because of a^i ex- Shelley is coming to the conven- nor am I," wrote — of all peo- tion, and so is my husband. ple — Thomas Jefferson in a let-pected fight over seating. Loves to Write They'll really enjoy it," she ter to a friend in 1807. promises. But that patron saint of the Mrs. Joseph, wife of Burton W. Joseph, president of a large Worked Hard Democratic Party would no doubt Mrs. Mildred Larson of Phoe- be in the forefront of admirers of grain and feed company in Min- neapolis, Minn., was formerly a nix, Ariz., started her career in feminine political acumen were politics 33 years ago, long before he alive., today. And it would be staff writer for the Minneapolis Tribune and still contributes oc- she 'could vote. From the pre- women like Geri Joseph, Mildred Mrs. Geri Joseph Mrs. Ella Grasso casionally. '? omct level she worked her way Larson and Ella Grasso who up tqiljemocratic National com nomics and sociology at Mto.f state, Mrs. Grasso, of Wind- would put him there. I like writing better than mittelewoman and co-chairman of "Politics is a disease," she elevision station, is going to the Holyoke College and later got sor Locks, Conn., is also serving These are the three women who anything," she says. "It's the the Rules Committee at the con- ys with a laugh. "Old poiiti- convention with her. her masters there. as a Presidential appointee on are heading or co-chairing com- real love of my life." vention. ians never die." Then she Mrs. Larson, who has spent al her adult life in the bailiwick 0' Now in the middle of her sec-th1 e Board of Foreign Scholar- mittees at the 1964 Democratic She says she intends to return On the way she served as sec-dds: "You certainly work in po- the GOP presidential candidate )nd four-year term as secretary ships. National Convention. to newspaper or some other work , retary to Sen. Ernest McFar- ics for love, nothing else." says she was the only Lyndon B Geri Joseph, a glamorous, involving writing before too v 5 land, taking charge of women's Now, she says, "it has become Johnson delegate from Arizona green-eyed brunette, is the.only long. '{ activities during his three Sena- status symbol in Phoenix to elected four years ago to attend woman chairman of a major A longtime iriend of fellow torial campaigns and two guber- wvk in politics — that is, for SHERMAN'S AUGUST WHITE SALE the convention in Los Angeles. committee, the Committee on Minnesotans, Sen. Hubert Hum- natorial. In 1962 she was chosen en. Goldwater. But it's slimu- Save $12.00 on * dozen Peppy Chairman Permanent Organization. She phrey and U.S. Minister to Bul- the first chairman of the West- ting Democratic women to get Bath Towel*. ; Reg. 3.95—Sola 2.951 will make its report to the congaria Eugenie Anderson, Mrs. Jo- ern States Civil Liberties Com- 1 work too." Slim, brown-haired Ella T, vention, certifying permanent seph took her first plunge into Mrs. Mildred Larson mittee. Mrs. Larson, born in Independ- Grasso, secretary of state fo Fieldcrast Royal Valve) nce, Mo., went to Arizona for Connecticut — described as "vi- Save $24.00 on a doien health problem while still very brant, full of pep and ideas, 2 Fieidcrest Royal Satin Art Exhibit ball of fire" by colleagues — i Percale Shostt. wing. "My father was an avid co-chairman of the Committee 01 R.g. b.K—Sola 4.95 )emocrat and he got me inter- Opens Sunday Around Monmouth Resolutions and Platform at th< isted in doing things for the BAY HEAD —The Second An- convention. AW On! (Continued) arty, starting out with stuffing nual New Jersey Workshop Ex- Daughter Susane, almost 16, hibition will open Sunday at 4 envelopes, passing out handbills, and son, Jimrny, 13, won't be in 28 ysari p.m. in the Bay Head Cultural The Otto Perls of Rumson and Molly Pitcher Inn, and her es- hat sort of thing." Atlantic City to point out to visi- quality and tervict Center here. 5ea Bright were hosts for cock- cort, Capt. George Driscoll of Her interest has been passed tors that '.'that's my mom," bul 20 tread St. The exhibition Is open to altaill s and buffet at their Sea Jersey City; Adele and Dick Aus- n to her son, a political science her husband, Dr. Thomas A RED BANK New Jersey, artists. Entries will Bright residence Saturday eve- tin of Locust, their daughter najor who also works as a gov-Grasso, will be there. Dr. Gras- 741.3444 be received today from 1 to 9ning. Sandy, and her escort, Ensign nment liquor and narcotics so is an East Hartford school p.m. at the center. It was a gay late evening Duncan Frazer, Florida; Molly ;ent. And to complete the famprincipal- . Cash awards will include the •arty for about 40 guests. Overgaard of Duke La., Hazlet; y preoccupation, her husband, Mrs. Grasso is no inielleevua Eugenie Marron $50 award, the Among those present were the Happy Hayes, Monmouth Beach lenry, secretary to and a direc slacker, either. She received a $25 Britts Department Store Harden Fowlers, the Jacob and James La Mothe, Newark. of the board of a Phoenix B.A. Magna Cum Laude in eco- award, and the $10 Frazee award. 'erls, the Gerald diStefanos, the At Reidy's, Rumson, were Dick Among the art material awards William Gardellas, the William and Claire Hennig, Hariet, with TODAY are the Winsor and Newton, Tal- 3evereaux, the Frank Cermaks, heir house guests, Marilyn and HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC ens, Grumbacher, Sherwin - he Fred Giersches, Bob anJamed s Coburn of Westport CHURCH FAIR, at Holy Rosary GRAMAN'S Williams and Bocour awards. rfarge Porges, Peg Toynbee and Conn.; Bill and Irene Lynch Church grounds,, River Rd., VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. laire Sully, Rumson; Loretta Middletown; Bart Rogers, Mon- Rumson. Serving on the jury of selec- Hanley, Marie Hanley, John and mouth Beach, and the Matthew TOMORROW tion and awards will be Fritz 77A MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. far the discriminating taste... Cleary, sculptor, lecturer and artKay Carmody, and the Walter Cascellas, Rumson. HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC PHONE 747-5623 critic; Schilli Maier, painter and Bonins, Sea Bright; William and selections of international CHURCH FAIR, at Holy Rosary At Peninsula House, as guests teacher whose one-man show is Ooris Mossa, River . Doris Church grounds,, River Rd., of the Riguad B.' Paines, were now at the center, and Earl .vent fishing with her husband Rumson. Edward J. Brennan, Jr., of Bal- AUTHORIZED GIFT ITEMS Tyler, director of the center. or the first time Saturday and FRIDAY imore and his sister, Mrs. Adam HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE of unique design in . . . )aught a 28-pound striped bass! Grant of Toledo. ST. GABRIEL'S FIESTA, NEW and REBUILT CLEANERS POTTERY dinner at 7 p.m., church Past President Also present were Pearl and grounds, Bradevelt. !ud Bradshaw, the Irwin Hen- And, speaking of bathing suits: • REPAIRS ON • GLASSWARE Iricks and the Robert Hendricks HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC Did you see the chorus girls Wins Citation >f River Plaza, Gina and Mike SE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. TERRACE TRAPPINGS CHURCH FAIR, at Holy Rosary from the Folies Bergere in New MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Stan- Viro of Red Bank. Church grounds, River Rd., York modeling the new topless IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS BAR ACCESSORIES ley Sadecki, past president of the Rumson. P.S.: Doris made matters bathing suits on the Les Crane PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. and LINENS local Veterans of Foreign Wars worse by going fishing again on Show last week? The girls wer- SATURDAY Auxiliary, recently was awarded in the Old Mill at Tinton Falls ST. GABRIEL'S FIESTA, Sunday and catching a five- showing only the back view to PARTS FOR a citation for achievements in pound bass! the TV audience. Out of camera SYCAMORE AVE. CALL 542 - 2488 dinner at 5 p.m., enure! community service. VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS grounds, Bradevelt. range and directing the proceed- Open 11 to 5:30 Daily Mrs. F. B. Payne, president, ings, however, was POOR AL- RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. BUFFET DANCE, Twin made the presentation. For the "Aren't Children Won- IIMHMMNMMMMIHMMNIf derful?" department: Greg Hub- LAN WALLACE of Chapel Hill' Lights Historical Society, Mrs. Mildred Kaiser and Mrs. bard, son of Hie Warren Hub- p.m., on grounds of Twin Emily Levering were elected del- bards, and Maury and Ray Bow- Lights Historical Society, egates to the national convention The Robert Creagers of TS, children of Ann and Phi p.m., Highlands. to be held in Cleveland, Ohio. Phalanx Rd., Lincroft, will be Bowers, all of Grange Ave., Fair ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Youth Alternates named were Mrs. Wal- hosts at a benefit barbecue Aug Haven, planned and executed a Fellowship of the Red Bank ter Burkhardt and Mrs. Ethel 29 from 3 to K p.m. Proceeds successful fair. The fair was Methodist Church; 3 to 8 p.m., Morvan. will go to the Ivy Cance for Ann Bowers' favorite charity, League, too. church grounds. A Swedish auction will be con- the Ivy Cancer League. Pro- The committee headed by Mrs HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC ducted by Mrs. A. L. Lambert at ceeds were $26, all of which was Grand Opening Roth E. Stauffer of Collingswood CHURCH FAIR, at Holy Ro- the Sept. 16 meeting. The next given to the league. sary Church grounds, River regular meeting will be held Park includes Mrs. Steven Husth Rd., Rumson, Sept. 2. The children arranged for goat and Mrs. Ibsen Nordrum of Red cart rides and boat rides and Bank and Marion Laursen of SUNDAY ON DEAN'S LIST sold hot dogs and soda. Rumson. 4 Celebration Offers! TERCENTENARY CON- BOSTON, Mass. — Among stu Tickets are available from thi CERT, Women's Army Corps dents named to the dean's list at On the Champagne Gircuit were committee or at the party. Band, 7 p.m., Long Branc Boston College recently was John Idith Dooley of Little Silver John and Ann Brockey of Mon- Senior High School. A. Damico, 104 Forrest Ave., with George Francis of Colts mouth Beach were the guests of TEENAGE DANCE, Middle- Fair Haven,,N. J., who is study- Neck at the Essex and Sussex, Frank Walsh, Jr., of San Mateo, town VFW Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m ing in the College of Business Spring Lake. Calif., for dinner at Bahrs' in VFW Post Home, Rt. 35, Mid-Administration. In the Horn 'n Musket Room Highlands. Mr. Walsh is the dletown. in Red Bank's beautiful Molly young dean of San Francisco LORSTAN STUDIOS N.J. WORKSHOP ART EX- VISITOR FROM ARIZONA Pitcher Inn were Ruth and Law School. Photographers to the families of Red Bank and s urrounding communities lor the past 33 years. HIBITION, 4 p.m., Bay Hea< RED BANK - Mrs. Jack Cross Frank Leeming and Wesley Nes- Mrs. Frank Walsh, Sr., and Cultural Center, Bay Head. of Tucson, Arii., the former Miss bit, Red Bank; George and Gail Mrs. Fletcher Clayton of Atlan- FAMILY PICNIC, Red Ban! Ella Zager of Red Bank, is a Middleton, South Orange; Ray tic Highlands also were guests Now Proudly Opens New and Enlarged Studios at Council, Knights of Columbus, guest of her sister and brother- and Alice Fertig of Fair Haven at the dinner party and for cock- 1 p.m., Farmers' and Garden- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julius with Alice's mother, Mrs. Sadie tails at the Brockeys preceding ers' Labor Camp, Holmdel. Snedcof, 53 Manor Dr. Shookhof of New York and thethe dinner. Teenage Dance 47 Broad St., Red Bank MIDDLETOWN - The loc LET US PUT YOU IN THE... Veterans of Foreign Wars Au iliary will sponsor a teena dance Sunday at 7:30 p.m. DRIVER'S SEAT! and invites you to take advantage the VFW post home, Rt. 35. You don't have to take any old Proceeds of the affair will of these Celebration Specials! used by the auxiliary to he picture frame... we build to suit! patients at Marlboro and Menl That Little Old Frame Maker Park Hospitals and needy ve 1 erans. Music for dancing will be b the Jen Trio. COOPER 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY

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TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- Ozzard said there would be no The Senate approved 17 of the same category he put John appointments. Under in unwrit- ard J. Hughes says he'll call the quorum for the special session, Hughes' nominations Monday, bul W. Fritz, a former Bridgewater ten but rigid Senate tradition, no state Senate back to act on 13 called by the Democratic gov- held up 13 others in addition to magistrate, who was nominated nominee is submitted to the full judicial nominations, but the Sen- ernor for Sept. 1. The next the nomination of Miss June D. to a Somerset County judgeship; Senate for a confirmation vote ate majority leader says Hughes scheduled meeting of the Senate Strelecki of Irvington as state Paramus Mayor Fred Galda, without his home-county sena- might find the Senate chamber is Nov. 16. director of motor vehicles. Miss nominated for Bergen County empty. Strelecki would replace Ned J. The Republicans hold a 14-6 District Court, and Herbert Horn tor's approval. edge in the Senate, and 11 sena- Parsekian, whose resignation is Hughes, himself a former Su- "I'll come back and look at of Ventnor City, who was named an'empty chamber," said Senate tors must be present to consti- effective Sept. 5, and is one of perior Court judge, said the Sen- for a Superior Court judgeship. Majority Leader William E. Oz- tute a quorum. Hughes' nominations for a Su- ale's action warranted a public zard, R-Somerset. "He can send Hughes announced yesterday perior Court judgeship. Nine other nominations were outcry. He wants more judges the state police to get the sena- at a news conference he planned Ozzard said after Monday's held up because home-county sen- available to free a mountainous tors, but he won't get them to call the Senate into special session that Parsekian's nomina- ators contended the governor did backlog of court cases in Sep- back." session. tion is "dead" for this year. In not consult them in making the tember. List Family Rights, Duties SCARRED LANDSCAPE — Junk cars, discarded washing machines, stoves, and other debris litter undeveloped land off Bayside Dr. Once breathtaking view of bay is marred by dumping and fires, which residents of isolated area claim can be stopped by installation of water lines, hydrants and resulting home construction. Welfare Policy Told

FREEHOLD — County welfare Public funds are available to nursing home selection. In such Bayside Dr. Problems ifficials said yesterday that wel- pay the costs to be incurred and instances, the case worker will are recipients in need of nurs- information to help guide in find- make arrangements for care, ing homes for family members ing a suitable place will be fur- keeping in mind whatever wishes have both the privilege and re- nished by the county Welfare the recipient has expressd. Water Main Seen Solution sponsibility of independently se- Board, a statement declared. "Case workers must be sensi- lecting an institution. County Welfare Director Rob- tive to the fact that no social By JACQUELINE ALBAN case of severe blazes, the Coast to cost about $16,000, including ert C. Wells and Freeholder Mar- agency or any type of the high- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Guard is called. From their fire- hydrants. The borough promised cus Daly, the board's welfare di- est trained professional worker "What does it take — a disas- boat anchored offshore, Coast to pick up the cost of the hy- rector, made the statement to can supply the kind of continued trous forest fire and the destruc- Guardsmen pump salt water to drants, leaving a price tag of ap- explain policy and to deny re- attention that may be expected tion of our homes — to make the danger atea. But this is only proximately $13,000. ports they said have circulated from a family member. the borough fathers face up to possible when tides are high Although cost estimates for the that the board had refused to "Our job is to buttress the fam- the longstanding neglect of Bay- enough for the vessel to get close alternate plan across the hill help recipients find nursing home ly, bringing our resources side Dr.?" to the burning spot, Mr. Keyes have not yet been forwarded to accommodations. money, skill and knowledge to pointed out. That was the question raised council by the engineer, some Mr. Daly said that the policy bear but not usurping the critical yesterday by Donald W. Keyes, He said the 15 petitioners are councilmen have guessed it here is perhaps unique in the role of the family. leader of 15 residents and land- willing to pay $5 a running foot would cost each of the 15 resi- late in that it places on the re- "New Jersey law establishes owners along the drive who have for the installation of 2,400 feet dents in the neighborhood of $20 cipient the first responsiblity of the legal responsibility of certain petitioned council for extension of six-inch cast iron water pipe per foot. locating the home and making relatives. The law manifests of municipal water lines and in- along Bayside Dr. to the High- admission arrangements. Other "That's way beyond our itself through a required fi- stallation of fire hydrants to the lands line. counties, he said, undertake the reach," remarked Mr. Keyes nancial contribution on the part eastern end of the roadway. "There are at least 15 desir- full task. "Unless the town agrees to un- of the relative ... but it is There are four families at the able building sites on the far end derwrite part of the cost, I'm Not Wards ihort-sighted to view the law sole- far end of the drive without any of the drive which would bring afraid some of us, who need the "It is our policy," he said, ly as a fiscal question. fire protection, since the town high tax ratables to the bor- water now, will have to ap- "not to treat welfare recipients 'First Line' water mains do not extend that ough," he asserted. proach Highlands for service as county wards but to help "What the law is saying is far, said Mr. Keyes. Not Without Water Their lines, I'm told, are closer, them carry out their own re- that the family is the first line of "In the past few years, we've But they can't be developed even though they are not six- sponsibilities and retain their dig- defense against social breakdown. complained about the deplorable without water service available. inch ones." nity as citizens in society." The state could completely elim- condition of the road, the com- "It is clear to some of us," he SUPER FIREPLACE — Work is progressing on American An Appeal Welfare grants, Mr. Daly said, !" the (contribution require- plete lack of fire protection, the commented, "that building will ment) . . . Such an action would Mr. Keyes indicated tha are increased according to set Can Company's glass manufacturing plant in CliHwood, infrequent police patrol, no mail follow water, a better road will not diminish the 'true responsi- another course of action would BARUCH IS 94 — Elder formula when a relative in the slated to start operations in October. Hare, Joseph C. delivery, and the dumping of follow building, and dumping family unit is admitted to a nurs- bility' of relatives one whit. junk cars, refrigerators, washing will cease with new residents be to appeal to the Public Utili statesman Bernard Baruch is Cavanagh, general manager, inspects installation of air- ties Commission. "But we don'i ing home. "...In summary, the essen- machines, beer cans -and other and less undeveloped land to 94 fo^ay. The. retired Wall To make the policy clear, the control damper for 180-ton glass-making furnace. Facili- litter," he declared. tempt junk dumpers an8r fire- like to talk about,;.it;:«t; this tial responsibility for care of th statement said, all case workers nursing home case rests with the Dump Fires bugs. In addition, more people stage," he stated. Street multimillionaire and ty is four feet wide, nine feet long and six feet high, and have been given copies of an ex- relative. We assist with funds The frequent fires — which would have better chances to ap- Mr. Keyes has a three-quarter- planatory memorandum. will control temperatures ranging up to 3,000 degrees inch water line which he had in- adviser to presidents is and knowledge. When relatives have plagued the area for the prehend offenders," "We do not 'do,' for peoplo; Fahrenheit. New Cliffwood administrative offices, ware- l stalled at his own expense cannot perform this task we take past few years — the latest one I should think council shown at his birthday eve neither, however, do we 'do not' Another neighbor has the same the necessary steps, We hew house and glass printing plant were opened in Dscember. last Sunday — originatej in the would be willing to make an im- for people," the statement said. size, and both are presently news conference in New to the tough task of assisting dump heaps scarring the land- provement of the water line to "We enable people to' discharge With additional section the ratable will total an esti- sharing their lines with other rather than turning our backs or scape off Bayside Dr. stimulate building that would in York yesterday. "I don't their responsibility by placing our mated, $12 million. houses. taking over the viable family." This section of the borough — turn increase taxable property, want to dwell on the past," knowledge at their disposal by with the largest portion of unde- provide fire protection to an area "But the arrangement is very helping clarify the alternatives veloped land — is wooded, of unusual beauty, and lessen the unsatisfactory. When one house he said. Today and tomor- open to our recipients and their abounds with wildlife and rare increased dumping," he con- is using water, the other has row concern me more than relatives . . . trees, and commands a breath- cluded. merely a trickle," he noted. OK Urban Renewal Bonds Still Responsible taking view of the bay. That is, A petition against installing the Some officials have claimed yesterday." "The fact that a public body KEANSBURG — Urban re- crea.se taxes due to a greater tract will include a penalty before it became a graveyard proposed 2,400 feet of water line that municipalities have the pow- such as the Welfare Board as- newal bonds for_ $333,634 were number of school children, May- clause binding the builder to a for discarded debris. to the area was submitted to the er to install water and sewer (AP Wirephoto) sumes all or part of the cost does approved by Borough Council or Louis T. Collichio, Sr., said $25 to $50 fine for each day work The town's answer to the prob- governing body representing lines and assess property owners not affect the continuing respon- last night. 75 per cent of the area will be goes beyond the stipulated com- lem has been the posting of "no owners of a total of 1,765 feet of in the area without their con- sibility of the relative. frontage or 30 per cent of the to- This cost on the municiptl level non-residential. pletion date. dumping" signs and stepped-up sent, if the move results from "Of course there are case* in police patrol. But according to tal population involved. definite need and is considered Synagogue is covered 3 to 1 by the federal Advertising for $200,000 in road Council wants the road pro- which there is no relative or in government. bids will begin Aug. 27, an- gram done by mid-autumn, be- Mr. Keyes, the signs, which he Mr. Keyes admitted that op- in the best interest of the com- which other circumstances such contends should threaten $50 posing property owners have a munity. In answer to a spectator who nounced Borough Engineer Rob- cause November cold spells could Libraries as illness or incompetency makes [eared urban renewal might in- ertt Greenberg. He said the con- halt work until next spring. fines for violation, are torn down. "legitimate" reason for balking But if one of the landowners it impossible to play a role in And dumpers are hard to iden- at contributing to the proposal objects to the assessment in Borough Manager C. Bernard tify because they "skulk around" since, in most cases, their par- court, the borough would have to Said Looted Blum said he has ordered the po- in the early morning hours cels at the far end of the drive show that the improvement bene- FREEHOLD - The Congrega- lice chief and sanitarian to en- "when nobody sees or hears." are not large enough to develop. fits more than those tracts di- force the clean-up ordinance. Po- tion Augdath Achim Anchi syn- Authority Group Meets Outdoors Mr. Keyes has identified one Most of the other petitioners own rectly served by the project. lice will note violations while on agogue, 55 Broad St., was en- license plate, filed a complaint tracts that could be used for Council expects a report from EATONTOWN - The Sewerage Authority members John arrangements for extension of the patrol, according to the directive. against the dumper, and is wait- home construction, he noted. the borough engineer on the al- tered late Monday night or early Authority met last night in the Adams and James N. Wolcott, borough sewer lines. Summonses leading possibly to Another Plan $100 fines, will be issued, he said. ing for the case to come up in ternate water line installation yesterday and an estimated $6 open air, and discussed questions Jr. emphasized that unless this "We'll meet in Meadowbrook Municipal Court. In view of the protests, the Tuesday night. in coins was taken from two about building permits. requirement is made, developers School," Mr. Winning said. If a lot owner cannot be , No Hydrants borough engineer was directed Declared Mr. Keyes: tracked down, the borough will vending machines, police said Protected from a gentle rain by can obtain—and indeed have ob- "Hopefully, inside." Fire-fighting at the far end of to determine the feasibility of in- "The immediate granting of the canopy over the entrance to tained—building permits to pro- clear the are.a at its own ex- the drive is a "dangerous, risky stalling water pipe 200 feet across our petition for water lines and they were informed yesterday. Memorial School, authority mem- ceed with construction, with no pense "in the best interest of business," said Mr. Keyes, be- the hill through Beverout PI. to hydrants is the crux of the mat- The police also said $10.57 was bers did their work under reference whatever to Sewerage health," according to Mr. Col- cause that section is without hy- Bayside Dr., thus reducing the ter. It is the solution to the missing from a Bookmobile owned entrance lights that had been left Authority sanitary regulations. 'Odor' From lichio. drants. total required footage to 1,200 to whole problem on Bayside Dr. by the Monmouth County Library, on by school custodians. Certificates of occupancy they However, the mayor said, "90 1,400 feet and eliminating the ob- including the horrible disfigure- Firemen must pump water 80 Broad St. Investigations, they However, they found the school said then held up when construc- per cent of the people are avail- from town trucks and utilize a jecting homeowners. ment of the area by dumping. It Dump Brings said, showed that both the county doors had been locked. tion is complete, so alterations able, and they would much pre- chemical costing in the neighbor- The original 2,400-foot propos- is hoped council will realize this library and the Freehold Public The authority voted last night can be made to meet Authority fer to spend $25 to cut some hood of $5 per gallon. In the al was estimated by the engineer and act." Library, 28"/ East Main St. had 2 to request Borough Council by requirements. Complaints weeus rather than pay a $100 been entered. letter to instruct Building Inspec- "They know better," said Auth- NEW SHREWSBURY - Resi- fine." Short One Member, 2 Aides Prints from the ripple soles of tor Robert C. Hayes not to issue ority Secretary George W. Win- dents of the Murphy Rd. area Citizen Board shoes, sized 10 — discovered at building permits to developers ning of the builders. "They just renewed complaints to the Board A Planning Board proposal that both libraries — now are being until sewage system plans have ignore us." of Health last night concerning council create a three-man cit- studied. been approved by Sewerage Au- The meeting was adjourned un- what their attorney, Elliot Katz, izens' board with lot clearance Missing from one soft drink thority Engineer A. J. "Gus" til next Wednesday when the Au- Long Branch, termed the "odor authority. was not brought up, al- lll0l 1 Doard Tax Board Has Problem vending machine, in the base- Lanning. thority will convene to make final and flies" from a dump operated! 'K ' member and Coun- ment of the synagogue, was about in the vicinity by contractorjcilman Martin C. Lohsen voted FREEHOLD — The Monmouth Unless the governor is able toThe governor wants the special $5 in coins, and from another, Charles Wilson, 39 Peach St. for il at the last boar[i meeting. County Tax Board approaches persuade the state Senate, which session but the Senate is balking, in its gymnasium, was an es- Mr. Wilson reportedly received Board Chairman Thomas J. must confirm a tax board ap- timated $1, police said. Assessor Offers Reminder its busiest season with a person- Meanwhile, Mr. Weinstein wil permission from tiie Borough! Kennedy said after the meeting, pointment, back for a special ses- They added that drawers in an Council in 1955 to use the #-acrel"We havc about 5W) ordinances, nel problem. remain a member of the boan h ut the >re on as strm sion Sept. 1, the Senate won't office in the municipal library tract as a sanitary land fill for , . y 'y & until he is sworn in for the cour Business Property Tax Due Confirmation Monday of Leo meet again until late November. apparently had been ransacked the dumping of septic tank ef- their enforcement. I'm in favor Weinstein as county Juvenile position, probably Sept. 9. and that a brown paper bag con- RED BANK—Borough Assessor I the person assessed as shown by fluentfl . of the three-man board because and Domestic Relations Court taining a piece of cement block Edwin O. Lomerson yesterday is- his books and records. The ,,, , • . , we can never get anything done Mr. Kiernan said this gives th s judge removes him from the board a few days to make a — which may have been used lo -lied a reminder lo taxpayers original form PT-1 did not re- Plumbing inspector Stephen: j]Cre.. ' Boys Put Out break the window of an outside three-member tax board with no least a temporary arrangement who must file returns for tangible quire the l!0 per cent floor. Gross told the group ihe dump, r Collichio conceded, immediate plan for a successor. door, facing an alley next to personal property used in busi- was covered ever« working day |,, ' for a secretary and additional The penalty for late filing is in accordance with local ordin- things are allowed to go Arnold's Pharmacy — was found ness. The deadline is Sept. 1. Retirements Aug. 1 of Ross Brush Fire clerical assistance to help han- $2 per day (if delinquency. In ance and state law. by the wood because of laxity." on an office radiator. Beck, board secretary, and Rhea MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Two dle tax appeals. Mr. Lomerson said Ihal in ac- addition, a fraudulent or three- Stale Allows Filling But he added, "Is the govern- Dey, chief clerk, created vacan- teenage boys extinguished a brush First appeals will be heard Fri cordance with the provisions ofi rv''i late return can draw A letter from the State Board ing body so weak we must ap- cies which have not been filled. fire yesterday in Stratlimore's day, Aug. 28, if the board lias r IBorou^li Asks Chapter SI, Laws of infill, the |penalty of 25 per cent of the of Health was read staling the point a citizens' committee?" It will be up to Gov. Richard Waverly Park section before fire quorum. Mr. Weinslein cannni return was to have been filed iamount of lax determined lo be dumping of the sludge in trenches Mr. Collichio told council he J, Hughes to name a new tax engines arrived on the scene. take part in hearings since h J«I«'as by Aug. I, but an extension post-ldue. and then covered every 24 hours has "nothing to say this week" oned the deadline one month. boardmember ($5,500 a year) but James Riordan, 15, of 94 .War- won't be around to decide tin KEANSBURG - "Con- Mr. Lomerson said he mailed does not constitute a violation of about liis charge that borough the board itself has the right to ren Dr. and his visiting cousin cases, and Mr. Kiernan will b structive planning Ideas for The extension was granted aft- out about 1,000 return forms, but state law. children are discriminated er passage on July 8 of Chapter against by Middletown Township name the secretary ($8,000) and Paul Farrcll, 13, of Peairl River, in Atlantic City on the 28th help the betterment" of the com- each person owning tangible per-1 Area residents said they never chief clerk ($C,000), subject only N.Y., put out the blaze with ing the Democratic Party selec munity are welcome at P.O. HO, Laws ol 1!)G4, wliich amend- sonal business property during gave their permission for the and Red Bank High School stu- dents. to approval of the Board of Free- shovels of sand from a nearby a vice presidential candidate. Th Box 6, announced, Planning ed Chapter 51 and makes man- any part of Ihe year ending Jan. dumping operation. holders to pay scale. excavation, Mrs. George Riordan party leader is a delegate to Hi datory the filing of a supple- 1, 1964, must file the returns Hoard Chairman Thomas J. Mr. Katz suggested that the reported. party's national convention, mental return for business prop- whether they received forms in Hoard President Paul Kiernan, Kennedy last night. hoard require an engineer to set WEIMIEIMER ILL erty in addition ID the OM'T form. the mail or not. who is also county Democratic Mrs. Riordan said she was the Other hearings are scheduler Mr. Kennedy suld the board up a planned program if the I-RF.I-HOI.D - Chief County Both returns, PT-1 and PT-2, are Party leader, snid that it is like- first to spot the smoke from the will consider only letters Taxable busings properly in-!area is In ho continued in uso Probation Officer lack Wemhrim- rough Oct. 5. ID be filed in duplicate. ly Mr. Wcinslcin, a Democrat, brush fire. While slie called die that cany the writer's name eludes inventories of goods held'fur dumping and in submit this n'. of Fair Haven, is a medical While there has never been 2(1% 'Moor' Set will be replaced by a Democrat lire department, the two boys and address. patient in Rivi-rvinv Hospital, dissent on the present lax hoan fo, ri'salc iind finished and p.'irtlyJpliin In the bn.ird [or its approval. and that there is a long list ol rushed lo the scene and snuffed "Any Idlers we do receive Mr. Loinersmi said the amend- finished goods of niimiilat'iurorsille said I his step i required by Red I in n k. lis condition today —Frederick Freibott, of Middle- s qualified men available. The out the blaze. that >li> nut come under our ed Chapter 51 provides thai so j and processor., but mil i aw in:i-:siaip law. was reported as fair. town Township, a Republican, is leader said county Democrats All the firemen had to do when jurisdiction, we will forward Inn;; as any depreciable properly | Icriiils, supplies, small lools. Dr. Chiirles Kirssling, board the third member — disagree- ciiuld easily agree on a suggest- they arrived was investigate the to (tic proper ngency," he shall remam in use or be held stored in public warehouses vice president, said I he matter It doesn't cost It pays to ad- ments on n two-member board ed name for the governor's con- area. Bui, Mrs, Riordan said they added. It will be the for use, its fair value shall be or registered automobiles. Aulo- would be investigated and asked vertise your business servics sideration if Mr. Hughes asks commended the boys for quick obviously would create a stale- borough's first "suggestion presumed lo be not less than 20 mobiles held for sale are lax- Mr. Katz lo appear at liie board's with a Dally Register Classified for one. thinking. mate. box" effort. per cent of its original' cost lo able. September meeting. ad. li-W^nesday. Aug. 19, 1961 THE DAILY RFXJSTEJ? Chume! 7 . WABC-TV TELEVISION WOE-TV

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IlIifllilfllljItilHniii Carson has quite a distaff trio 5—Sandy's Hour—Children Noon to 2 p.m. II—Superman—Adventure POINT PLEASANT Pool Party along when Selma Diamond, 13— Once Upon A Day ARNOLD— Stephanie Powers, and Dr. Joyce Robin 4 The Seven Hoods 2:4.0! 7:10: NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. • Past Service £4fc <% K WEDNESDAY EVENINB 9:20. Valerie BaUistella, 32 Fairfield • AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT • Brothers Join him for a variety BAY HEAD • Fine Selections */ of chitchat and nonsense. (Color) Dr., entertained borough play- • All You Can Eat tl—Three Stooges LORRAINE- Oood Neighbor Bam 7:00; 9:20. grounders at a pool party at her LAURELTON home recently. Bill Steele demon- theater under ihe stars strated scuba equipment use. DRIVE-IN Sww* at Unilnkable Molly Bron, 1:15: 12:15: Children attending the pool Bodman Park, Middletown Devil Ship Plratea 10:45, party were Sandra David, Pam 2 FIRST RUN HITS I LAVALETTE (Off Nav.sink River Road) Wright, Susan Johnson, Betty LAVALETTE- CZ535IQ Costa, Rosarita Edwards, Carol Wagon Wheel Playhouse Productions Good Neighbor Sam 7:11); 11:10. 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LADIES LYCRA LONG-LEG MEN'S BETTER PANTIE GIRDLES PAJAMAS Pantry ALL SIZES A-B-C-D-E Pride 00 50 MIDDLETOWN NONE NONE ON OUR STORE IK THE 2 HIGHER 3 , HIGHER NAT. ADV. UP TO $5.00 NAT. ADV. UP TO $14.95 if perfect J. M. FIELDS LADIES' (BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL) MEN'S LONG SLEEVE Pantry PAJAMAS-GOWNS SPORT SHIRTS Pride 50 SIZES 25 NONE S.M.L NONE 2 HIGHER 1 HIGHER NAT. ADV. UP TO $5.95 EA. NAT. ADV. UP TO $4.95 EA. YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER...SO WHY PAY MORE? The band is commanded by 16—Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER Kotler Named Capt. Joyce E. Esfidk of Kings- Pharmacist Named Consultant TV Key Mailbag WAC Band Will Give ion, Tena. Staff Sgt. Baraoaa J. Mete of Appteton, WU., if &VMSON -Arthur H. Etobecfc, ilwtonj for ikt solution 'A tpuria By STEVEN H. SOfEUER bet If I'm ri&L-e. C, Flight Surgeon musical director vA Stall Sgt. I*nra*£ist, of 1 Mi/kw/34 U., pt'Mtma tiltf&Bg the trm QattUim — My favorite TV se- Buik, N. I. Concert Sunday Night Jane M. Kilgwe from Estiier- and * retirel nujor to the Army medical program. ies is "Combat" and my favorite rjuejtkw — DetJbie Reynolds U Of the Year viMe, Iowa, leads the marching Medical Service Corps, received RED BANK — Nationally ton in 1954, an audience of 30,000 Maj. Einbeck, who has re actor is not either of the two the greatest thing I ever saw on his appointment today as a con- known (or its musical excellence ait St. Petersburg, Fla., In 1955; band as drum major. ceived an annuai appointment ti stars (I think both Vic Morrow sultant to the surgeon general of the screen in the movie "The and exceptional military appear- several appearances in the New this post since World War, II, U and Rick Jason are fine) but the the army. Unsinkable Molly, Brown." She ance, the Armed Forces only fe- England area and on nationwide a past president ol the New Jer wonderful Pierre Jalbert who male band, the 14th Army Band, deserves, an Academy Award, television while in New York for We Buy Pianos |: His major duties as outlined sey Pharmaceutical Association plays Caje in the series. Please WAC, will play two concerts in the 1956 Armed Forces Day ob- FREE APPRAISAL \ •re to provide professional and and has a long career as an of print one of your interesting bi- hands down. Did she ever star New Jersey this month following servances, and participation in AUo S«H,'R«nt and Exchange scientific advice to the depart- ficer in the Reserve Corps of th ographies about Jalbert. I know n a TV series? I seem to connect a three-day performance at the the Fiesta of Five Flags, a part ment, and on request will review Medical Department of the Army nothing about his background or New York World's Fair. TUSTING PIANO CO. ; her with ''TV in the early days of of Florida's Quadricentennial 1 programs, policies, plans and life. I'm sure many of his fans longs and Band Asbiiry Park , variety shows.—Mrs. H. P., Lex- Opening their New Jersey tour »ebration In 1959. 775-464* > study, and will make recommen- Advertise in the Daily Register would appreciate it.—E. V., Las Vegas, Nev. ngton, Tcnn. in Long Branch, the group will Question — Who was the tall, be featured in an outdoor con- Answer -Jalbert was born in fair-haired boy with a sort of cert at the Long Branch Senior Quebec, Canada, and attended Beatle haircut who danced with High School stadium Sunday at Quelett College and Laval Uni- Debbie Reynolds and another boy 6 p.m. The War Memorial Audi- DRIVEWAY torium in Trenton will be the versity in Montreal, He worked in the big party sequence of "The on documentary films in Mon- scene of their second perform- Unsinkable Molly Brown"? He's treal and did some theatre work ance, Tuesday, at 8.30 p.m. great and I would like to know PAVING in Canada. Jalbert is. an expert his name.—L K., San Antonio, The musicians have appeared skier and was the ^Canadian Ted. on television, radio and in con- Water Olympic Ski team captainiiHS48. certs throughout the nation and After the Olympics, he went to Answer — Our mailbag lias have been lauded for their musi- Proofing France where he spent several been flooded with "Molly Brown" cal ability by all who have heard years in the import-export busi- letters. The Debbie Reynolds- them. A typical concert program § I tayl The Chelsea look has hit J. Kridel's Corner ness". Upon his return to the Harve Presnell film is really go- ranges from a march tune to a ALL WORK ; with a V down to here. Filled in, of course. ! U. S., he became a ski instruc- ing over big with the teen set, classic melody. Their popular tor at Sun Valley. In 1951, he according to the letters we re- Capt. Barry Kotler eight-piece dance band, with vo- went to Hollywood where he be- ceived about Harve Presnell. SHREWSBURY - Capt. Barry calist and a trio, make frequent GUARANTEED came an assistant film cutter at Harve Presnell appeared on the Kotler, U.S. Air Force, has been appearances for dances and spe- and a major studio and eventually April telecast of the Academy named "Flight Surgeon of the cial programs at service clubs landed the role of Caje in the Award Presentation singing one Year•'" by the Pacific Air Force. and noncommissioned officers' Announcing the Opening war series. Pierre Jives in Bev- of the five nominated songs. You He is married to the former messes. erly Hills with his wife, Joy, may write him in care of Metro- INSURED Barbara Fink, daughter of Mr. Recruiting Members whom he married in 1960. Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver OF THE and Mrs. Albert R. Fink, 210 Syc- Highlighting the band's three- City, Calif. Miss Reynolds, who amore Ave. day stay in the state will be a FREE WATERPROOFING has never had a TV series, also Question —Where can I write He received congratulations special program for musically in NEW OFFICES rea receives her fan mail at M-G-M. to the K '> handsome singing from Maj. Gen. Robert S. Brua, olined young ladies to audition WITH EACH JOB Bruce Glover is the dancer who star who played with Debbie command surgeon of the Pacific for possible assignment to this UNDER 1,000 SO. FT. appeared with Debbie and dancer OF Reynolds in the movie "The Un Air Force, who commended him group. Girls who can play Gus Trikonis in the big produc- 9inka!bJe Molly Brown"? His name for "outstanding performance of musical instrument and sight tion number near the end of the JAMES FRANCIS SMITH is Harve Presnell and he's really duty" and "exemplary practice read music and who have had film. Both Glover and Trikonis Call 222-5000 Now! OPTICIAN AUDIOMETRIST sensational. What a voice and of aviation medicine as flight previous band experience are are dancers recruited from the EYE GLASSES HEARINGS AIDS how good looking!—M. R., Beth' surgeon for Hie 90th Bomb Squad- eligible for the audition. For Free Estimate Broadway stage. lehem, Pa. ron." AT Capt. Kolter was also cited for Provided they meet other en- Question — Is Harve Pres- "enthusiasm and capability evi- listment requirements, those se- 11 WHITE ST. RED BANK nell, who starred as J. J. {•For an answer to your ques- denced by your commendable lected may volunteer for enlist- Brown In the movie "The Un- tion about any TV program or handling of the Kedical problems ment in the Women's Army HHD PAVING 741.5070 linkable Molly Brown," the actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- associated with Operation Shik- Corps with the possibility of be- same star who sang at the er, TV Key Mailbag, in care of sha." conducted last fall in India. ing assigned to the band. Audi- 416 Sairs Ave., Long Branch feimtriy OR Ireod and Monmourh Sis. tn 27 V*ars Academy Award presentation this paper.) "Only flying wing commanded by tioning will be conducted in Long An TV HiU vMr? If tirill nrin a Kotler set up a field hospital to Branch between 11 a.m. and 4 E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, 54, was care for the health needs ot all pjn. Sunday, and in Trenton, be- the oldest competitor in the re- U.S. personnel in that country." tween 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tues- cent U.S. Open at Congressional He is now in Yokota, Japan, day. Further information and in Washington, D.C. He has been with his wife and two sons, Scott appointments for an audition may in 18 previous Opens. and Michael. be obtained from the U.S. Army TlSSUES'TLUFFOUV recruiter's office on Monmouth EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake St. The first WAC band was or- THE PASIES SHOT-AMP TH& ganized as a small group in 1942 None FASTER THAN YOU at the first Women's Auxiliary ONLV CAUM MSMBEfc of- THE. Corps Training Center, Fort Des Moines, Iowa. When the per- CAN SAYAH-CHOO! manent home of the U.S. Wom- can en's Army Corps was dedicated in 1954 at Fort McClellan, Ala., Imagine - heavenly-soft Marcal Tissues this Army post became the per- manent home of the band. compare! just waiting to "Fluff Out" one at a time. Played at Inaugural Among the memories of the all- Super-absorbent, 2-ply strong, extra large, too. girl band include marching in Yes, again it's Marcal for better value! three presidential inaugural pa- rades — including that for Presi- At your grocer's now! dent John F. Kennedy in Janu- ary, 1961. They were also hon- ored during (this inauguration with an invitation to play at a reception for then Vice Presi- dent Lyndon B. Johnson. , In addition,.their performance* Include five concerts at the Wal- dorf-Astoria fai New York In 1953; Sunday concerts on the steps of the Capitol in Washing- Eatontown Seaman David Rother, a for- lU mer Eatontown resident now sta (6 King F«*KM Syndicate. Inc., 1964. WolU right! re»ervei tioned in Norfolk, Va., spent ttra weekend in the home of Mr. and before you buy or build, see . . . Mrs. Martin Van Wyck, Bemad St. MARINE VIEW Mr. and Mrs. Adam McKenzie and daughter Bette have moved SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION from Throckmorton Ave. to their "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOV" new home on High St. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Saund ers and children, Campbell Dr., Branch Office MAIN OFFICE and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A First An. and 874 Highway 35 Urgo and daughters, Wyckoff Rd., Highway 36 (Flv« Camera) spent last weekend camping in Atlantic Highland! the Poconos near Milford, Pa. BEAUTIFUL FLOBENTWEJJESIGN DISPENSER BOX. WHITE, PINK, YELLOW, OR AQUA. MIDDLETOWN Accompanying them on the trip 191-0100 671-2400 were former Eatontown residents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Riehlman Extra Dry and children, Brick Township. GINGER ALE Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Still wagon and sons and Mr. and / {less sweet) Mrs. William R. Wymbs, all of SELLING OUT Meadowbrook Ave., have returned home from Cooperstown, N.Y., THE ENTIRE STOCK OF where they spent two weeks. Mrs. John A. Petronio and daughter, Janine, Batavia, N.Y., spent last week in the homo ol "MR. EARL'S INC." her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Gregory J. Guarino, F STREET STORE. WASHINGTON. D. C. ONE OF THE Monmouth Rd. 22 MAIN STREET, EATONTOWN EAST COAST'S MOST EXCLUSIVE LADIES' SPORTS- WEAR CHAIN STORES ... A COMPLETE NEW Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Morris, Eaton Crest Dr., will have OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! THURS. and FRI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.; SATURDAY 'TIL 6 STOCK OF EXCITING NEW 1964 UNUSUAL AND dinner guests tomorrow Mr. and IMPORTED CASUAL FASHIONS IN THE MOST Mrs. Carl'Oquist of Sandy Hook, MAM' OTHER UN ADVERT 1SFA) ITEMS WANTED COLORS AND FABRICS . . . WITHOUT A Conn., and Sarasota, Fla. SEE THESE FAMOUS BRANDS ON NOT ONE. BUT EVERY ITEM. DALTON. DOUBT. YOU WILL GO WILD WHEN YOU SEE THE Mrs. H. Franklin Seeland and MR. MORT, EVANPICONE, MARK HOBER, AILEEN, ZACARI, PANTINO, RIDICULOUS LOW BARGAINLAND PRICES ON LA- sons, John, Michael, James am DIES FASHIONS STRAIGHT OUT OF THE LATEST Craig, St. Louis, Mo., are visiting GOLDWORM, MEISER, CABANA, GABEY, JACK-FIN, MR. PANTS, Mrs. Seeland's parents, Mr. am SAMUEL ROBERTS AND ITALIAN AND SWISS IMPORTS. MAGAZINES. Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, South St,

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Mrs. John Warneker, Phalanx Rd., was hostess at a bridal LOW PRICES plus JV STAMPS shower for Miss Patricia Haig of Linden Sunday evening at her home. Miss Haig will become the bride of Michael O'Brien of Lit- tle Silver. Mr. and Mrs. William B. SUPERMARKETS Baker and children have re- turned to Phoenix, Ariz., after a two-month visit with Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Daly, Newman j-rozen J-ood *^Jpecia Springs Rd. Mrs. Baker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daly. "YOR" GARDEN - Regular or Pink Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meers and daughter of Springfield, Mass., have moved into their new home on Harvey Ave. Lemonade 5 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wentz TEMPLE BRAND Middletown-Lincroft Rd., have returned from a vacation tour of Canada. TURKEYS Won Ton Soup Visitors ol Rev. and Mrs. Mal- U. S. GOV'T. GRADE A colm Maccubbin, Newman "YOR" GARDEN „.„. er ft ^A Springs Rd., last week were Jer- ry Engel and Claude Lees, of St. Louis, Mo. French Fries 8;, 99c ALL POPULAR SIZES |b<

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Ralph Boccella and son, Paul of Coronet Ave., have returned POPE OR PRO6RESS0 j-inast Jjctkery Specials from Ocean City where they IMPORTED—ITALIAN PEELED •pent a week visiting relatives TOMATOES Mr. and Mrs. John Mott o C0FFEECAKEsr29e Majestic Ave. have moved to Madison. I A D AC A ELBOW MACARONI, SHELLS C ORANGE CHIFFON CAKE u^.tft ON MISSILE CRUISER LA If U#A or VERMICELLI No. 10 *) 1 USS SPRINGFIELD - William SLICED WHITE BREAD "K? 2J^.47« Haman, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert EXTRA 4<<*• Marine Lance Cpl. Joseph M. 9 PASTEL NAPKINS Broderick, son of Mns. Lorraine E. Crombie of 25 Commodore Ave., Keansburg, N. 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By HY CUNNINGHAM Skowrenski, Pete Marascio, Red low net honors in the weekend's This is the time of the year Jumping Brook Bank's talented golf barber, play. Players were using 85 per that some golfers really enjoy came in with an 82 for fifth spot cent of handicap and the best playing, while others wish there Men's championship play is Dr. Leon Reisner led the quali- ball. were no such thing as qualifying still running, at Johnny Albert's fiers in Class C with an 86 round. Mrs. Thomas McDarby and Dr. rounds for club championships. course. In the championship Dr. M. Rosenblatt and Dr. Hal Bruce Milligan tied with Abel and Some of the top golfers of flight it was Harry Levy defeat- Pieper each turned In 88 cards. Mrs. Reginald Worthington in their respective clubs save these ing Joel Walzman, 1 up on the the low grass division both team qualifying rounds to turn up with 18th hole. Jerry Borro defeated carding 148s, their worst game of the year. We Al Swolinzky, '2 ind 1; Carl Rumson CC. Mrs. Donald Corwin and Louis Lewis won over Bob McDonough, happened to watch one go down Councilman W. Dmsmore Banks Wolfson and Walter Read and the drain a couple of weekj back 3 and 2, and Gus SleiKano de- Mrs. Eugene Keefe finished with feated Dr. John Chrisanti, 2 andcane out on top In the Presi when he shot in the century dent's Cup play with a match of net 135s. mark. Ordinarily, a good golfer 1; Cub championships in three In second round A flight cards situation against Dr. E.E. in the 80 class, he found all his Banta. Banks won it on the fourth flights were on tap during the troubles in the qualifying round. matches Doug Gatta nipped Jim week. Fleming, 2 and 1; Gene Coyle hole on a sudden death match After noting before the round card. Councilman Banks made that he was going out to qualify, won over Bob Bryan, 1 up on the 19th hole; Mike Dello downed a natural birdie which gave him Fort Monmouth he wished that particular day a net eagle in the handicap af- wasr.'t even existing. Neverthe- Walter HolU, 1 up; Henry Sayrs won over Felix Celli, 1 up, andfair. Banta had a natural par on Howard Shafer and Woody less, he turned in his score even the hole which gave him » net Wyant with a 145 total won the if it did appear as if he was inMike Fiorello clipped Ed Town- send, 2 and I; birdie. blind partne.- 18 holes full handi- the "duffer" class on the day he cap combined scores competition B flight matches saw Ed Slott Bob Anderson won the Pro picked to qualify. over the week-end. Jack Han- down Cy Eisenberg, 2 and 1; Doug Sanderson sweepstakes But that's golf One day you're kenson and Lou Riasland were Bob Rosasco defeated Jule Sla- three up on par in a match play hot, next you can be as cold as a second with 14S. vin, 2 and 1; Sol Opatosky ousted against par situation. bag of ice cubes. Khlar Daye joined the "Ace Rich Fort 3 and 2; Chuck Sate Hub" here with a hole-in-one on defeated LeGrand Redfield, 1 up, Homestead C.C. the seventh hole «t 120 yards. He Beacon Hill CC and John Shattls defeated Meade used a pitching wedge. First Coyle, 2 and 1. Edward Hinsch was low medal AQUATIC STANDOUTS — Five local jwimmers who have lurned in outitanding performance! for th» Shore President's Cup competition round matches in the club chim- ist for the qualifying round for Aquatic Club in recent twim meets take a break during a workout at Driftwood Beach Club, Sea Bright. The concluded at Pro Andy Slkora's The women's president's cup "Unship are also under way at the club championship with a 78. layout when Herb Berghof de was settled, with Pat Rohrey still Pro Jack Welch's establilhment. splaihen, left to right, are Kenny Winfield, 14, Little Silver; Peggy Pingatore, 10, Little Silver; Cliff Clark, 10, Sunday, in a Pinehurst tourna- feated Wally Spencer, 1 up on caught in her slump. Miss Roh- ment (Allan T. Burlelght Memo- Lincroft; Bobby Nagle, 12, Rumson, and Nancy Oiborne, 14, Middletown. the 19th hole, to take home this rey lost to Jean Kregg, 3 and 2. rial) th» team of Don Vinlk and prize from the Beacon Mil trophy Walter Holtr with 40 points won Ben Jacobson won it with 74-6— store room. In the blind nint holes Shawnee 200 Swimmers jJaycce Swim Meet 68. Second place was racked up The Vice President's Cup also tourney Saturday. Sunday it was by Fred Cummins and Irv Hertz, was settled when Dr. Roger Slott with a 65. 76-6-70, In Carnival Echenone downed Joel Johnson SEA BRIGHT - Two hundred . Mrs. Jacques Salz was the win 4 and 3, in a final match. Old Orchard CC children and parents participated ner of the 100 per cent handicap Bill Fenwick, the consistent low in the annual swim carnival at A Close 2d for Aquatic Club gross shooter, did it again over Pro George Sullivan has his flag tournament list week, finish- the Ship Ahoy Beach Club here ing four feet from the 18th hole. the weekend when he led the field golfers still competing in the club recently under the supervljlon By DICK STEADMAN Only seven points, 139-132 sep- Runnerup was Mrs. Arthur (10) which would have given tie for « tie on a Judge's deci- with a 71 card. Dr. Shenone championship. Jerry Yellin led of their coach Joa Magnotto. SPAWTA — Swimmers of the arated these two teams at the Gaines 11 feet away. Yesterday the championship. sion. Cathy swam well to place fired an 82 and with his big han the qualifiers in Class A of the A total of 29 event) were on Shore Aquatic Glub demonstrated end of the 30-event program. the ladies were as busy, as bees Again it was 12-year-old Bofob second in the butterfly and also dlcap of 16, he wound up with a club.championship with a 73. Sec- the agenda for the children, while the best performance of any on the course tualifying for club The Aquatic Club, sponsored Nagle, Rumson, who did a super helped gain the victory for the net 66 to lead the low net depart- ond was Jack Spahn, with 75, and two races were carded for the team ever to represent the Shore championship in all flights. by the two West Long Branch job in winning two events an mixed medley relay. ment. Paul Christopher was third with parents, the fathers unlimited Are» in placing second to the swimming anchor on the wi John MoEntreeof Deal had a Sam Glalmo, Bill Miners, Har- a 76. Joe Calabrese, Abe and the mothers unlimited. The •trong Summit YMCA team in Jaycees, had a disappointment nlng mixed relay team of Mai well earned second place in the old Mulllns and John Manley Schv/artz and Bob Cosentlno all Deal G.&C.C. age range for the children was the first annual New Jersey Jay- when its 15-17 mixed reiav was Lou Kretowicz, Cathy Cordon backstroke, a fifth in the butter- turned in 57s to share in the turned In 77s. 4-17. cee Championship meet last Sat- disqualified for a technicality. and Skip Snable. fly and swam a fine backstroke kicker's end of the play. Four tied for qualifying hon- Mixed-member guest was the NOVICB EVENIS urday at Lake Mohawk. Qualifying play for the club Boy. This cost the team the points Linda Berry, Oceanport, put o leg of the medley relay. ors in Class B competition with main activity here. Robert Bon- 5 yr«. old—1. L. Bymo, % K* her best performance ever whe championship takes place this 81 cards including Joe Herds, Hal ney and Mri. Anthony Scatuorcio Lawrence. The team standings were as 6 yri. oM—1. T. Beiley, J. T, Byrne. she won the girls 15-17 ICO frei weekend. Lubitz, Al Colaguori and Bob posted 130, 12 under par, to take 3. P. Chapponl. follows: first, Summit, 139 points; T yn. oM-1. H. XuDmall, 1 P. style, placed tMrd In the butts second, West Long Branch Shore VanCleve, 3. Beaton. fly and swam the anchor leg S yn. old—1. It. Weaver, * M. BACK Aquatic Club, 132 points; third Grtmm. the 15-17 medley relay. Passaic-Clifton, 129 points; » yn. oM-1. J, cowla, 1. P. Orlmra. 1 3. R. Robblni. Linda La Rue, Neptune Cit fourth, Ridgewood, 128 points; 10 yn. old—1. D. Rodiari, X M. 1 Dick Wood Sparks Jets' also had a first place In the I Colewam 3. I). KtWulf, TO fifth, Montclair, 115 points; sixth 11 yn. old-l. T. HofftN), 3. J). Hill. backstroke and a third in th Westfield, 113 points; seventh 3. J. Vtnderwort, 1! yn. old — 1. T. Ichnoor. I B. breaststroke as well as swirr Somerset Valley, 30 points, and Grimm. 3. J. Mtrnotto. SCHOOL mlng on the medley relay tea eighth, Lake Mohawk, 27 points. 13 anil up—I. D, Roim, 3. H. Mahler, DOWNTOWN 3. B. B«ck. with Linda Berry, John McEntre 23-7 Victory Over Patriots r.lrll Eastern Meet ( vr«. old—1, D. DeFerro, I K. Cmy, RED BANK and Doug Macomber. K. Rakpr. SALE The Eastern U.S.A. Swimming LOWELL, Mass. (AP) - Dick more in the fourth to give the which covered 71 yards. Wood OPEN WED. Eleven-year-old Cathy Core 5 vr- n',t 1. H, Baker, J. Mullaliney, New Yorkers their first exhibi- 3. L. Hofdrd. NOW GOING ON one, Long Branch, had whs and Diving Championships were Wood, picked up by New York was the bulwark, tossing strikes 8 yn, old-1. M. P. Bak«r, J. D. AND FRI. EVES. held at the John B. Kelly pool at the beginning of last season, tion win of the season. to Bake Turner and Gene Heeter. Jackaon, 3. M. Mlulian. looked like a victory in th 7 yrs. oH-1. A. Weil, 8. C, Oowle, 3. breaststroke. But she had to se in Philadelphia over the week- came off the bench in the second Babe Parilli, who also came Mathis Scores L. Btftwarl. end. Five swimmers and one half last night and drove the Newoff the bench In the third period, R vn, old—1. T. Jackion. 3. R. He moved the club to the six Seiurton, 3. M. Mulvaney, diver York Jets to a 23-7 victory, overaccounted for the Patriots' lone 9 yri. old—l. E, Kremer, 2. M. representing the Shore where the Pats were hit with the Boston Patriots In an Ameri- score. He tossed a 13-yard heave Warnek. 3, J. Anirswi; . ,- . Aquatic Club competed in this half the distance penalty and aft- ID yr«. old-1. U. Werba, J. B. Xu|la. can Football League exhibition at to Tom Stephens to culminate an 3. H. Brown. three-day meet where top per- er one stab at the line Bill 11 yr>. old-1. J. Hoffard. 3. C. K<»". Municipal Stadium. 83-yard drive. Parilli-to-Art Grah- formers In all events took part Mathis went in for the score. 12 yn, clrt—1. J. Weaver, J. K. Chep- • Wood set up the first Jet touch- am passes accounted for 66 yards pals, 3. K. Simmons. In a large field of divers which This let the stage of the Pa- OPEN BVENTS GOOD/YEAR included the British Empire plat- down with passes in the third pe- In the scoring drive. Boy" 6et Goodyear Tires with riod and then he passed for two triots' scoring drive which found a and under—1. T. Betfay, J. P, form champion, Molly Zimmer- On the first Jet scoring drive, Colemaji. Stephemon taking the pass from »•"> yn. old—t. B. Orimm. S. T. man, Sue Steadman, Deal, turned Parilli and going Into the end Rfldren. 3. J. Berley. in her best performance to date u-13 >TI. old—I. A. D'Zurllla, I, a. zone standing up. Hlver by placing third in the high 13-H yr«. old-1. B. Lynch, 5, D. board event. Constellation, NefertitiThe third New York score Rosen. 3. r,. B--»"an' 15-17 yn. old-1. R. Lovell, t K. came in the fourth p*"od with Farley, 3. B. Paw, Christy Wauters, Allenhurst, Wood passing to Bake Turner r.lrll placed sixth in the backstroke 8 and under—l. J. Caucrandi, 2. and shortly after that Ralph Bak- P. Callawty, 3. M. D'Zurllla. when only two seconds separated Win Cup Trial Races er intercepted a pass and re 9-10 yn. old-1. 0. Bootll, 1 I. Jackson, 3. A. Kreutr. the six finalists. Christy's time turned to the Boston 31 to set the NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - Con- hands hoisted another jib up In 1112 yn. old—1. P. Dunn, J. L. TU FSYNof 1:15.6 would have qualified for stage for the final touchdown, Mahler, stellation trounced American Ea- stops. When they tried to break 15-17 yri. old—1. C. Hew. he Olympic team a few years with Wood passing to AJphonza FATHER* UNLIMITED Tho exclusive extra-mileage rubber that makes gle by 11 minutes, 42 seconds, it out they discovered the sail was 1. L, Berjman, 2. H. D'Farro, 3. back, Times have improved so Lawson from seven yards out forH. Begley. Goodyear Tires up to 60% more durablel much that Donna DeVarona of and Nefertiti beat Columbia by twisted and had to lower it to thethe score. MOTHERS UNLIMITED three minutes, seven seconds yes- deck to untangle it. 1, It. Kremer. 2. A. Clltk, 3, D. the Santa Clara Swim Cluib.has Berieant. 1:08.9 for the present listed terday in the second day of match More than three minutes The other two points came world's record. races in the final trials for Amer- elapsed from the time the first when Pete Pedro took a kickoff LITTLE LEAGUERS DINE ica's Cup defense candidates off reversed his field and was tackled MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Peter Christy also swam on a relay jib dropped to the deck until Newport. American Eagle's second jib wasIn the end zone for a safety. Piccerella, president of the board team with Ann Mindnick, Jane of directors of the Matawan It was the first defeat in a up and drawing. By that thlme New York 0 0 7 16-23 Nagle and Nancy Osborne which Township Little League, and match race this summer for Constellation was some 300 yards Boston 0 0 7 0—7 finished sixth in 4.39. This is the Leonard Levine were guest speak- best time ever shown by a shore American Eagle. The Aurora syn- ahead and well to windward. NY - Mathis 2 run (J. Turner dicate boat had won six races dur- kick) ers at a pizza party given by Earl :am. Costellation started the race in Dennis, manager of The Jets Lit- ing the preliminary trials, six Bos - Stephens 13 pass from Court Colby, New Shrewsbury, a safe leeward position and with- tle League team at Walt's. Ber- more during the observation trials Parilli (Cappelletti kick) in five minutes her helmsman Boh man Lambert and Joseph Hurak, missed making the finals in the and still another on the first day NY - B. Turner 9 pass from Wood Bavier was able to squeeze up coaches, were also present. Dur- 00 and 200-meter breaststroke. of the final trials Monday. (J. Turner kick) and give American Eagle some ing the speeches, team members Beach Club Meet NY - Safety, Pedro tackled In American Eagle dropped \ backwind, forcing the other boat were commended for their ef- end zone. Tonight at 6 o'clock tire finals tually out of contention 10 min-about. " forts during the season and their of the Beach Club League Cham- utes after the start when the NY - Lawson 7 pass from Wood At the.time American Eagle's fine display of sportsmanship. pionships will take place in the snap shackle for her jib halyard (J. Turner kick.) Trade Winds Jndoor pool, Sea broke, sending the halyard up jib dropped to the deck, she was Attendance 6,390. Bright. The six clubs competing he mast and dropping her jib to two boat lengths to leeward but Free Admission For Ladles are Edgewater, Surfrider, Ship the deck. at least three boat lengths ahead Plus Free Fashion Show Wioy, Peninsula House, Down Twisted Sail and appeared to be sailing faster. Every Thurs. at 12:30 P.M. Sea and Trade Winds. American Eagle's foredeck Mrs. Smith Wins Increases Lead Constellation led by one min- EX-YANK BOOSTS REDS - • By Alan Mover ute, 40 seconds at the first At Bamm Hollow weather mark, increased her lead MIDDDETOWN - Mrs, Gordon to 3:12 on the second leg, and Smith defeated Mrs, Hubert Far- 'to 3:27 on the third leg, sailed row, 3 and 2, yesterday to win in a slowly freshening breeze the President's Cup, while Mrs. from the southwest. Edward Torre beat Mrs. William FUGITIVES FROM T/tE Tumelty, 5 and 4, to capture the Nefertiti outsailed Columbia by Vice-President's Cup at the * WEAKER" COOP mo M a wide margin on the first wind- Bamm Hollow Country Club. ward leg and led by 4 minutes and 12 seconds at the first mark. Mrs. Smith's victory came in the Class A competition while Columbia reduced Nefertiti's Mrs, Torre's win was in Class lead to 1:2.1 on the second leg, Whtrt ftoirfH 9 A 33 Ateaf B. Both matches were played sailed in a light and shifty breeze, hFr»thold,N.J. over 18-holes. and to 37 seconds on the third POST TIME 10 RACES leg. But Constellation gained on Mrs. Smith also won the low 2 P.M. DAILY each succeeding leg of the course. gross in Class A by edging Mrs. Ruervolloni. HOpklni 2-3SM George Drake. In Class B, (Plrsom under U not odmltttd) More than 100 spectator boats Mrs. Francis Steich was the low SATURDAY. AUG. 22 followed the two match races gross winner with Mrs, George 14,000 PURSE over the 24.3-mile course on Carey second. "THE NEW JERSEY Rhode Island Sound. TERCENTENARY PACE" In the nine-holers' group, Mrs. Bum direct l» the track, Mon- One of the spectator boats held Bartley Tuthill won the low gross nioulu a Brood 11:10 pm. N.Y. Bus Terminal 13:13 pm. Eabn. he entire crew of the British and Mrs. George Rover was vic- town 12:27 pm. 12-meter yacht, Kurrewa V which torious in the low net. was taking the day off from sail- FREE ing. Kurrewa V and Sovereign are Add to OM VIIM • INSTANT CREDIT MOUNTING! competing for the right to chal- •f your boa* wit* for holders of charge plates lenge for the America's Cup in a knr-ener 1-0 behind the two-hit 5-J after losing 13-9. racted the largest Tuesday sixth. Los Angeles at Detroit, N Rookie Luis Tiant pitched his Jerry Kirk hurling of Dean Chance. rowd, 9,483, in its history. Brunei, 2(tyear-old 200-pound- Minnesota at Washington, N Norm Siebern and Boog Pow- fifth complete game, recording Victoranda Homestretch Makk •r, has a 10-6 record with Okla- Baltimore at Boston, N Stationed at Alpena, Mich., ell led the Orioles' attack, each his sixth triumph in eight deci Carmine, a native of Staten Is- homa City, a 3.00 earned run av- 230 miles from Detroit, Lolich banging a two-run double off sions with a four-hitter over the Hardin Registers Kansas City at Cleveland, N Oscar Patch land who row calls Freehold his erage and has fanned 129 in 123 New York at Chicago flew in on a C47 especially for Boston starter Bill Monbou' Athletics. Tiant struck out 12. home, started his victory p Innings, the game. He planned to return quette. Siebern Wt his in the Fred Wtiitlleld and Tito Franco Speedy Bal Thunday'sGames Victory Frost rade by winning the first half of Kaneas City at Cleveland, N to Alpena the same way today. three-run fourth inning while na hit solo homers In the In- the dally double with a one'half Double in Meet Baltimore at Boston, N The 24-year-old left-hander Powell connected in the sixth. dians' fourth while Joe Azcui Single Pixie length victory behind Colonel OSLO (AP) - Bill Hardin of Long Is R.B. Only games scheduled. stopped over in Detroit long Dick Hall preserved Robin batted in two runs with a singl Mighty Bert Guy, U. He made It two in « Baton Rouge, La., won two hur- enough to allow three singles in Roberts' Uth victory against and a double. Bobby Star row with a come-from-iiehlnd trl dle races and American athletes National League the first inning, then hold the five defeats. Hall relieved Rob- The A's unleashed a 16-hit at< umph with Pedigree, $15.40, in generally dominated an interni-. Atlantic Song Open Champ W. L.Pct. G.B. Angelj hitless the rest of erts in the seventh after Ed tack in the opener with Rocky the fourth. He overtook early tional track meet at Bislet Stadl- way for his 13th triumph against Bressoud sliced a leadoff single. Colavito lashing a three-run tr Leading Song urn last night. RED BANK - William Long Philadelphia 71 .607 — Shapely Louise leader April Haze in the back- defeated Richard Nicoletti, 6-0, ian Francisco 67 .563 seven defeats. Hall retired the Red Sox the pie in the third and Jim Gentili stretch of the first turn and was Hardin won the 110-met«r hur- 6-2, 6-3, Sunday to win the men's Cincinnati 65 .546 Lolich also had time to watch rest of the way. getting a two-run homer in th Red Rain home one half length ahead of dles in M.3 seconds and the 400- singles title in the Red Bank St. Louis .... 64 .538 the major leagues' leading shut- The Yankees held a 3-0 lead fifth. Wayne Causey contribute! Circus Candy his nearest rival for his third meter hurdles In S1.9. Open Tennis Tournament, Pittsburgh .... 63 .534 out ace at work. Chance, a re- over the White SDX until Floyd two singles and two doubles Volo M Spencer conquest. Mike Larratxe of Ventura, Jn the lone other match of the Milwaukee .. 61 .521 markable 23-year-old right-hand- Robinson drove a three-run while the Athletics aided Cleve- Calif., who recently set • Bislet Yesterday's wagering for the day, Sterling Thompson and Bob Los Angeles .. 58 er, shot down the Tigers for his homer against AI Downing in land's cause with four errors. Invoke Stadium record of 49.4 for the Weston defeated Lyn Abbot and Hurrlcana 0 races amounted tn $629,432, 400-racter dash, won that event Chicago 56 63 .471 16 Topmost Fred Art, 6-2, 6-4, in the semi- ilso the highest for a Tuesday in In 48.3, one-tenth of t second New York 38 82 .317 34 Reds Take 1-0 Contest he track's history. The twin dou- final round of the men's doubles. Tuesday's Results Craig Creed ' ahead of teammate Ollan Cat- SUMMARIES '!e pool of $51,082 was the high- soil of Houston. New York 7, Pittsburgh 3 Senator Tefft Kit wagered on a weekday since MEN'S SINGLES St. Louis 5, Houston 2 8 Spears Boy was introduced last year. Earlier Cassell edged Larrabee Finals Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3, 16 n the 100-meter dash, in which William Long def. Richard Nico- Innings Quick Guy W. D. Hal, 7-year-old brown Three Arms' Beat Giants Eel River both were timed in 10.5. letti, M, 6-2, M. gelding owned by William Schilff Milwaukee 3, Los Angeles 1 John Cramer of Seattle, a pole MEN'S DOUBLES Mllo Wynwood f Buffalo, N.Y., won the New Cincinnati 1, San Francisco 0 Associated Press But what made the San Fran- bled after Andre Rodgers sin vaulter who has been making tn Seml-Flnals ersey Lions D»y feature, eighth Wednesday's Games - II you lee it Al Dark's way, cisco manager furious was the gled and pinch hitter Dick Ber- 1 f\ Lone Elm Dale ndependent tour of Scandanavl- Sterling Thompson and Bob Wet- Chicago at Philadelphia, N the San Francisco Giants were race on the program, Steered to feeling that the Giants were tell walked. The Cubs needed J.U Little Katie an countries, won the vault by ton def. Lyn Abbot and Fred beaten In the first game of their he top In the backstrctch by Cincinnati at San Francisco both runs as Philadelphia catch- Haleona clearing 15 feet, 9% inches on * Alt, 6-2, 6-4. St. Louis at Houston, N vital home stand by three arms. really given the business by David Howard, 28-year-old Ken- er Clay Dalrymple, who had his last try. Pittsburgh at New York Dark, whose Giants are trying Vada Plnson's waving arms. committed a costly two-base er- BEST BET: uckian who was the fifth lead- Milwaukee at Los Angeles, N to overhaul National League- ror earlier, homered in the bot- QUICK GUY-9th RACE ing driver here a year ago, W.D. The situation that angered Tony Lema, 30, became the first Football Giants Thursday's Games eading Philadelphia, wasn't too Dark arose in the eighth inning tom of the 16th. Hal raced home a winner by one happy about the job done by length. He paid $6.60 to win. pro golfer to win three tourna- Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 2, of a scoreless duel between Dalrymple's error came after Jim O'Toole's left arm as the Nock's Frosty finished second ments this year. twi-nlght O'Toole and Bob Bolln, who had Amalfitano had homered In the Freehold Results Cincinnati ace pitched the Reds Make Changes Milwaukee at Los Angeles, N limited the Reds to two hits eighth for the first run off Den lit lUct—Pace Clmg JfiOO 1 M. 3:09.2. to a four-hit, 1-0 victory Tues- Colonel Guy (Abbfttlelloj ,...4,00 3.00 2.40 FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) -The Cincinnati at San Francisco when they suddenly parlayed a nis Bennett, who had allowed Flying Counsel (Vlrag> .... 4.40 2.80 Only games scheduled. day night. walk, a bunt single, an error Glen N Direct (James) ...... 3.40 New York Giants made two per- only four hits and held a 1-0 Also—Shamrock Viola, Ina'i Boy, sonnel changes yesterday in an and Pins'on's arms into the lead. Dalrymple fired wild on a Charming Yankee, Flaxiyt Star, Ida Abbe.- effort to bolster their injury game's only run. high bouncer in front of the 2nd Race—Pac« Clmr (SO0 1 M. 2:09.3. riddled linebacking corps. State Women's Shuffleboard Title With one out in the eighth, plate by Leo Burke, who then Nita T (Zendt) .17.80 8.20 4.40 Banner* Brother (James) 4.00 3.40 Faced with the unhappy pros- Chico Ruiz walked and reached scored on a double by Ernie Pat Little BerrytW'llama) 5.40 pect of meeting the Washington Banks. Also—Widower Gold, Capttln Logan. second on Marty Keough's bunt Markmore, Oabybllly, Ablaze. Redskins and ex-Giant Sam Huff Is Captured by Marian Heward single. Pinson then lofted1 a The Phillies tied it in the ninth Saturday with only three line- 75-12. 75-51, (Dally Double 14 I'aJd IM.M) RED BANK — Marian Hewan ('nnnolatinn Knund short fly to center, shortstop when Alex Johnson, running for backers, and two of them rookies, of Ocean City defeated Vern Mae Murphy del. Elite Haner, 15-39, Jose Pagan brushing into center Wes Covington, who had sin- Ird Race—Pace fSOO 1 li. Time 3:12.2. at that, Coach Allie Sherman 7<1-LM: Elpanor WaUs def. Carol CaUn. fielder Willie Mays as the bail Katies Dream (Ferryl A.tQ 4.40 3.00 Clayton of Red Bank, 70-76, 75- 10O-66. gled, stole second and scored on Bfecayne Key (Copeiand) 10.49 4.SO made the following moves: 12, 75-54, yesterday to win th JIKN'S S1NOI.ES dropped between them. That Tony Taylor's single. Dune en R (Romano) 3.00 He switched second year man Third Hound Also—Early Bird Bretry, Ulit Far*- women's singles championship oi Eii Vroeglnday del. Jack Waltz. 36- filled the bases and set the Sadecki, 15-9, won his own io.it, Shad yd alt Firt. Hodgini Olrl, Bob Taylor from defensive end V. 76-69. 82-G1; A. aiiella del. Ctiatlta Keymar Joe. the 1964 N.J. State Shuffleboarc Shlnn. 76-52. 81-32: Andy Walla in. stage for the key play, game in the seventh inning to corner linebacker, and then 4th Racd—Pace $W)0 1 M. Time 2:09.2. Championships at Marine Par! Thomas Kenah. 77-17. 78-82, 78-58; Wally Frank Robinson hit a groun- when he tripled and scored the PetMgrpe {Abbatlello) 15.40 6.00 4.20 tipped the offensive line and here. Zihn del. Waller Henry. 7B-S7, J8-75, Bethelen (Sowwh) 4.40 3.«0 78-16. der to second baseman Hal run that broke a 2-2 tie on Lou Wee Willy WynwoodiT'lor) 4-40 brought Mickey Walker from cen- Fourth Round Brock's single. Sadecki then Al»o—Teld Yankee, Mac Adloi. I>ivi- ter • to the middle linebacking This was a repeat performance Zalin der. VrotrlmUy. RI-4S. 90-9. Lanier, who flipped to Pagan ly Newport. Craity K, Victor Darei. for the 19G4 champ as she als Gralg Leen def. Ken MacKinnon, 81- for a force, but the Giants turned the pitching over to Bar- 5tli Race—Trol *1.5(M> 1 M. Time 3:01.3. •pot. «3, 73-15; Watla def. Oeorji Bauer. ney Schultz, who held the Colts WOITPS Pilot (Builerworlhj 0.40 4.BO 4.80 captured the title in 1962. Thii 79-1S. !5-7«, 76-22; rjarella rter. F«ul missed the double play when Hob Mite iLoveiyi 18.60 8.50 Taylor, a 6-4, 240-pounder, will MacDonnrll, SO-22, 79-39. 81-33. year's champion reached the f Pagan's relay to first pulled Or- in check the rest of the way. Rosalina, Nimitz iQatcliRlli S.BO back up Tom Scott and Tom Cos- MEN'S CONSOLATION Also-Buskln, Clly Slicker. Royal Add, nals by downing Edie Hager ol W. C, Nodding! def. W.iiion Hiullll, lando Cepeda off the bag. Ruiz Lemaster, bringing his record crk Wjim. t'ptps Pride. tello, the two corner linebackers, 101-71. Ocean Grove, 82-59, 79-39, in th entered the Reds' dugout after to 13-8, got the only runs he litti Race Puce 1 M. $1,00(1 Timp 2:08.3. while Walker Is a reserve behind ilf Klar IDORKPUI -27.10 7.20 4,20 semi-finals. scoring as Dark came storming needed when batterymate Ed ty [•nrriiiv (OnvKori .. 3.40 2.80 middle man Lou Slaby. )'-s Vic i Palmer. 3.20 The third and fourth rounds ol out of the Giants' dugout. Bailey singled home two in the no-Kxnuire, Joey H. Ruth Bell, The two linebackers the Giants Jersey Shore the men's singles were high sixth inning after the Braves Wilmington nay. were counting on this year, Dark protested that Pinson 'th Itaci- I'acp 1 M. WOO Tims 2:07,3. lighted by two long matches, loaded the bases on an error, llgh HPPIS lAbballcllo) ...4.20 3.40 2.80 Jerry Hillebrand and Bill Winter, had interferred with Pagan's vi- tllchnM Hnl iHowardi ...... 10.60 7.00 Watts Plays Two All-Star Tilt Lee Maye's single and a walk. are both out of action. sion by waving his arms as he Utirk.iliol !)alp (Ferry* 4.40 Andy Watts of Ocean Grove That tagged Don Drysdale, 13- Ainu- April Haw, Mist Twin Tower, Hillebrand has torn ligaments came into second base, bul was Atiins Time. Hal Regent, Aunt THIIe. took part in both events. In the 13, with the loss. Itacf -Piice |'.',lKrO 1 W. Time 'I'M. In his left knee and will be side- Slated Friday overruled. He nlso was ejected. I) Ilfil fUowanh .. O.M 3.RO 3.H0 third round, it took Watts three Christopher carried the load lined at least three weeks. Win- The loss cost the Giants an Nock.i Krnsty 11 A.M. It I P.M. MM. thru M. Cubs-Phillies' marathon with t A.M. !• < P.M. uturdtyi 1930. two out In the 16th when he dou- MON MOUTH MOTORS

MR. MOE FREIBAUM —NEW JERSEY'S "KING OF THE IMPORTS" BOUGHT A BOAT LOAD OF BRAND NEW RENAULTS DIRECT FROM FRANCE TO SELL FOR SPECIAL "CONTEST" PRICES! $15,800 IN CASH SAVINGS AUTHORIZED.

Hello, I'm Moe Freibaum . . . and I want to save you hundreds of dollars! The Renault factory is having a contest and I want overboard and bought a boatload of cars in order to pass on fantastic savings to our buyers! Remember . . , Renault spent $20,000,000 to make the new cars the best on the market. You'll save $500 a year on first cost! You'll save $250 a year on gas ! And hundreds 18 more on depreciation and maintenance! Celebrate our anniversary with us 1 Bring your wife and drink champagne! Take a demonstration ride at no obligation and get wonderful free gifts! We look forward to meeting you personally. REASONS Thank you, WHY Moe Freibaum RENAULT IS FACTORY DEMONSTRATION CARNIVAL YOUR BEST WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT., AUG. 19, 20, 21, 22 'TIL 10 P.M. BUY! 1. Renault delivers up to. MR. MOE FREIBAUM 1. Presidential Keychain with Demonstration Ride 40 miles per gallon! RENAULT, KING (JFK First Mint Half Dollar Set In Translucent Plastic) 2. Renault is the lowest 2. Movie Tickets to Drive-In Theater priced 4-door sedan! 3. Renault has disc brakes Save $361 on automatic! 3. Imported Perfume for the Ladies on all 4 wheels! Exclusive! 4. Renault1 now has 4- Just like getting a free CHAMPAGNE PARTY and SNACK speed transmission—25% FREE more power! automatic transmission. 5. Renault is much faster than competitionl 6. Renault has four doors RENAULT DAUPHINE with childproof safety READ What Car & Driver locks. 7. Renault has "Natural" power steering! Effortless parking! 8. Renault rides better! Magazine says about the Individual wheel suspen- sion, plus air-assisted load $ levelers! ?. Renault will match parts and service with New 20 million dollar improved... REGULARLY New R-8: YOU'LL SAVE 500 anyone . . . for less! now with 25% more power. Choose from Automatic or four- 10. Renault has a larger cleaner trunk! speed synchromesh transmission. $ Fabulous buy at just ON YOUR NEXT NEW CAR 11. Renault is guaranteed Saves You $1000 First Year for 12,000 miles. Twice 1515 "It's the fastest IIOOcc sedan wa have ever The third Is the great willingness and enthusiasm of that of competition. driven." the five main bearing engine. It's a powerplant that 12. Renault has much bat- "It has the ride and performance of a good Amer- fairly begs for abuse, and it has ample power in ter visibility! AUTOMATIC ican six cylinder compact." every speed range." 13. Renault turns a circle "The enthusiast will tend to be a little stunned by "It seats four adults in surprising comfort." in just 30 feet! TRANSMISSION the acceleration, which is coupled with really good 14. Renault has great handling." "We started wondering just how many different traction! Never needs "It has disc brakes on all four wheels (the only cars the R-8 would beat to sixty. A partial list is snow tires! car in its class to offer that worthwhile advantage)." edifying. 1t includes ... the Corvair Monia, Falcon "The R-8's bodywork is solid and well executed." and Fairlane sixes . . . Rover 2000, Sunbeam Alpine 15. Renault has a heater GT, Triumph Spitfire, Valiant Six, Volvo 122-s, that really heats! "We'd guess . . . that interior comfort and ap- Volkswagen 1500-S." parent luxury will be the strongest selling feature of 16. Renault holds its val- the car." ue! ('59 through '62 "It is fast, well constructed, good handling and it Renault prices have act- "There are three powerful impressions . . . The has the best brakes in its class." first is the comfort of the front seats, which are bet- ually increased in the past nine months. I ter than those of most cars—at any price. The sec- "It overcomes nearly every traditional objection ond is the amazing ride and overall stability ... to economy cars we've ever heard." 17. Renault has more serv- ice dealers in this area Fully Equipped! than any other popular . LOOK WHAT YOU GET ... LOOK HOW LITTLE YOU PAY FOR import. IT! .Disc brakes on all 4 wheels. 0 to 60 MPH in 16.5 seconds R-8 ROCKET 18. Renault goes automa- (fantastic!) • Four doors (not two) with childproof safety locks tic; introduces the first • "Natural" power steering with easy parking • Individual pushbutton transmission in wheel suspension, coil springs, air - assisted load levelers for a small car. easier ride • 8 cu. ft. of trunk space all in one place • Whitewall tires • Antifreeze • Front and rear bumper guards • Permanent wheel covers • Full Vinyl interior • Greater traction —never needs snow tires • One of the best heaters available SERVICE? SENSATIONAL! CARAVELLE BY RENAULT Our mechanics are factory trained. W# stock a really impressive supply of parti. You will never wait more than 24 hours for a Renault part. Ycu a ctr fttO/ t'j Z'J. t'x Mats of SSiaue tut. l«o tfjor «<eilt; SERVICE i bucket £tdie, wiiiU wa4U. b Kxc*1'!*:••!? *-orr-:r,g Cur.i '.nine in a (row guard*, basely broken In at WOO miiei We do every lype of reino-JeHeg— IT LOOKS NEW... B««* «nd dirt; brown ing orgnni/^tion. Call 3W-7010. AUTOMOTIVE Wile prefers automatic trtaimlulon Maurice Schwartz & Sons j modenzing — renovating — alte rating *22W. 747-1401. —capably and economically. BEFORE USED CAR MAN — For cleaning and HI W. Front St. Red Bank 7*7-(rTS7 YOT" SIGN ANY CONTRACT. GET AUTOS & TRUCKS A PROMPT FKhE ESTIMATE FROM processing cars. Bradley Discount Cen- 1959 CADILLAC — White, four-da 1966 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — I S1 No lung down -m\ bank term tei ol \Ii] -• Avf., Red Bank. BUT IT'S USED AND 741-8193 serian De Ville. Good buy. must se V-8, black, white top, aqua interior. 1962 OLDSMOBILE &S wagon. This Jim 747-2020. between 8:30 and 5 II\Dh\ LI MBER EUablKhM 1^ Al'TOMOBILE ISODY — Rfpalring BncI passenger wagon is a local, one <>w. power steering, power brakes, auto- Vl tt mr full •; e liea r> m (IK painting. Per maisen: [tositlon for ex- p.m. matic tr.i us'mas ion. GOCHI stupe. $3W. car. It is power equipped and clean. pn-. jl M Mi IHJ mat r M n H l. i 1 n in. »ur.1Ke's Garage, 597 IX>8T — Boat canvaa. pearl rrsy Call St2-1Q42. ^ 1 Lost in Atlantic Highlands. Reward. (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler. Imp en VOLV•O ~ 1962. P 1S0O sports. !M m>i "i ^1 i, p u < te - Fitoitown MM i n u, Littip^ silver. YO,U SAVE ALMOST $300 Call 2»1-1542 Dealer.) onjrir liii miles. Like new coniiilio.-i. R I960 OL!>S.WOBILE — Holiday (a I ilkrt ( \ t>t) exter lor. while i-iterior Miclielhi tin fth. Fully eiiutppert. in excellent 11 V M •'iiUI 1 It! l>Ki: kin.-i-.eN m»n. R« FOUND — Gold bracelet, Inscribed. Maurice Schwartz & Sons over drve, Reudlx AH-PM railio. se t:on, line owner. C;i.l TH7-6i3Si. Owner Identity. Inquire Business of. belts. Mlidt sell, going overseas. Wii^ • 3 Piece Sectional, with tables, lamps, etc. 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0, CAMILLAC - li'ii! Citnvvriibli' fl^i \i tr rn ! 1 n pioynitnt. Must *p[>.y flee. Red Bank Register. "HEVHOLET NOV/T- KUUT^TM 'i>50 FORD — Four-door, radio, heaii Also i-O'Ji'fi He VlllP. 1%1, air c)i • 3 Piece Blond Bedroom with accessories. atlc. $1795. McCARthy Chevroli iltlioned, S50O4K 222-i:;(S or 77*-H3- — Now lawn.v ! ie i o \ rr> i't''">!ie calls, af'.pr " FOUND — Female collie tan si good ialtery, good tires, good bra.K . Ma.nter.im-t>. Exi- white, six montm. Call after 6 p.; Make otlvr. 741-S129 between 4:30 a VMI FALCON —- Stalmn wa^nn »i;iml i u I I 1 t t ii \ -, "i l ti 5 p in a i1 after 9 p.m. Howard • 5 Piec« Dinette 8:30 p.m. CHRYBLER. - 1058 sedan, very goc ar:i stiift. Excellent condit.^J;: Mn-i l LOST — Small black and white male condition. $500. Private ™wner mm this week. $fi75 or best offfr. 747;;tlti and the balance is only 1&59 CHEVROLET BELAIR - 8-cy. Bel!. 84'M667 after 6 p.m. GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Qfee: ohi i! Petta ir.mt. Rt. 35. Mid7l-.VJl6 F'A!lT~TTlIE~WiUTER — Fo"r night 1059 FORD RANCH WAGON — Go GIBRALTAR — (Colonial). 55 work. iipiin>xim.itr!y S p.m. to 1 a m. at TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION condition, cali 6 to h p.m. 746 1909 PLYMOUTH — Station waKO, Must sell. Call J&D KOOPlNO - Gutters ami lead- Must llvv in Hayshore — Red Bank If no answer call 747-45SS. f. 43 Lynn Blvd.. Hazlet. 542-1793 's. Free estimutes, 10-year guarantee. area, must h;i\c far. Stime profess 3>4-7685. CH.LRTER BUS TRIP — To World's RENAULT PEUGEOT 2 :i A ,il wriiins pi|it>rii'ricfi required. Call 1W3 TRAILER -- 51' x 10. Two hrrt- LlL'll.' .-Ji JLJJ' l^"„__ - G71--2-MJ trorn H :> m lu ti j> m. Fair leaving Saturday, Aug. 22 from AUSTIN HKALEY - SPRITE 1051 FOHD — Two-door. Custom ant' rooms. Triced (or quick sale. Ca.n bt'l IN'TEKlOil AN1> KXTKIUOR PAIST- Hriford. $3.fc1 per person Includes trans- MONMOUTH MOTORS matlc. Peppy, Good condition, reaso •n 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3 Slaryami Ct ING — Also decorating. Our V Field Furniture Company portation and admission ticket. Call Hwy. 35 542-2114 Eatontow ble. Call 671-0551. West Keansburg. Call (or lr. iTrrsl - exiifvioni-f in stanrt;inls 781-5686. estimate 7il-4ff5i. rtrvnlopriii'iit- (anulkirity with M 7-11 East Front Street 19t)2 CHEVKOLET COVAIR MONZA 19G0 VAUXHALL — Gray and whli red Interior. Reasonable, Call TAP.V hTANIVARi>S • corrccion o( 900. Four-speed stick. $1,396. l&ol Chr> Oi.>D JOBS —• Ck-auinK cellars, attica rwiuction problems. To 57,000, ler New Yorker. Full power. 51,4! 741-B5B9 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Keyport, New Jersey AUTOS & TRUCKS yards, etc. Hauling ;tmi trucking. Ke;( "AVE.NPORT I'EKFONNEL SERVICES l'9l26M -sun.tl.if V,&]) Trucking C.iil 'Jiii-Tii^. 1963 FORD FUTL'RA — Four-doo r Kn>;ul St 747-3355 Re.l Bank FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE 1M0 VAUXHALL — 36.COO miles. Fa SI.300. Or take over payments. C FREE WINTER STORAGE 33 Gmirge St. W5-GtJ7H New RrunswicK condition, jao. Cali anytime untl 264-8732. types of miistinry. CHARLES HOWER . 671-1903 or 671-5589. On any used boat sold, brokerage i Ciin(r:it:tr>r. t 'ii 11 T4T-11T9. PART TIME For Appointment 264-3021 - Mr. Paul 1964 CHEVROLET 1W6 PLYMOUTH PLAZA — Automa Inch, during our fall sale. Come In 1S57 VOLKSWAGEN — Black, S.W transmission, good running conditioi see the bargains we have, 14' to 36'. rJOAKIUNG KENNELS—In S^uankum, Man 21-30 for part-lime salea, Eve Open Thursdays and Fridays 9 A.M. to S P.M. Convertible Super Sport. Elec- AUTOPORT U.S.A., Route 36, Iligl $105. Cali 566-2889. !7' Terry Skiff, 25 Evlnnide $ Lnrpf s*h:ifieri runs William Niii'rhergei nings nnd Saturday mornings. $35 to lands. 872-0500. TR 3-1957. Gooti condition. Best 32' Cabin Skiff, twin Grays 15U> 93S-5495 or 3G3-13O5. J50 per week. For interview call Fuller Other days 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. tric widows, full power, yellow, Brush Co. 1*2-51S5 belween 6 and 8 1961 CHEVROLET WAGON — Fou: fer. Call ?y Tropan Rimini, very nice 135i CLEAN* CKLLAR, YARDS, OARAGES black fop. iLbw mileage, new tloor, while, power steering, brakes, si 671-1456. 21' Trojan Cruiser, very nice 230 — Have truck. Light hauling. Call 23' Trojan Sedan, very nice 237! cylinder, straight shut, good conditior, 1956 CADILLAC - Coupe De. Vllli after 3 p.m. 741-2149. :tEAL ESTATE SALESMAN, last grow- car guarantee. One owner, Bmokwood. 1959 CHEVKOLET BE. 27' Owens, pood condition 395' ng ever expnmling real estate Office, HELP WANTED-Male • Female FOR SALE AIR, 40,000 original miles. V-8, powe All power. $600. 25' Owens, 63 Model, very nice 36W CELLARS — AtHcs. yards cleaned, 767-6163. leeds two sharp saJesmttn that have steerinR, brakes, four door, clean ai 33' Owens Sport, completely also light trucking,' moving. Call L desire to e;irn big money in a good condition. 842-3593. 1(162 CHEVROLET STATION WAGO equipped, bargain priced to sell 285 787-7021) areer in ron! oslate. Call R. Kaplowlt; OPERATORS WANTED $2850 FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, IN'C HAMMOND — 51,695. McCARthy Chevrolet. COMPLETL LAWN MAINTENANCB- 'or appointment. Pride Really, 776-5600. FOUR-DOOR — Bel Air Chermli ft. DeNormandla Avenue STEADY WORK 291-1101 Pally, weekly, monthly. Free estimates, conventional shift, Big 8, Call after Fair Haven, N. J. 717-3011 BARHER — Experienced. Good work- Sewing machine operators or any ORGAN STUDIO Hiaotiiible rates. 741-061S. type. BOB WHITE BUICK p.m. 291-0745. THREE l'/i TON DODGE TRUCKS— Inc comiitiona, modern iilr conditioned OF ASBURS PAJUC Flat bodies. 1954. 1352, 1950. Call after 23' OWENS CABIN CRUISER — $1,750 shop. FRANK'S LINCROFT BARBER Red Bank Clothing M(g. Co. CHEVROLET, Bel Atr static Berth No, I, Keansburg Marina, ca SHREWSBURY AVENUE 5. 264-3261 SHOP, Lincroft. 210 W. Front St. Hed Bank USED INSTRUMENTS gon. Absolutely no casli neetlC 264-7787 or l'64-2a7-'. EMPLOYMENT Thomas Spinet Organ f 345 Low weekly bank payment of $14-^ l!)5(i MERCURY — In good runnli Hiinimond Chord Organ ... „ $ 345 NEW SHREWSBURY 2i' CABIN CRUISER — "Little Chief Call OASIS MOTORS, Route 9, Say] mndition, S6fi. Automatic transmlssio: HELP WANTEI>-FEMALE SCHOOL BUS DRIVER — Main or •lammond Eitra-Volce Organ $ 395 ville, 721-7100. two-door, hardtop. 842-0874. 1G5 h.p. V-S. h<-iui. galley, $995. Se MEN NEEDED AT ONCE female, Rathbone'o Garage, Stale Hwy. ?onn Minuet Organ .. $ 545 r at Irwin's Yacht Works. 35, Hazlet. 741-6200 : IRST $1W> titke-s 1950 Chevrolet iaMwin Orguonlc Organ !» S75 Ages 19-38 must be interested In a Hammond UI Organ I 815 on panel with ladder racks, mecha 1057 OWENS CABIN CRUISER — 23', SEWING MACHINE UARi! EMPLOYMENT AUENCY job with a future. Earn while training. Hammond L-100 Organ X 875 AUTOS & TRUCKS cally perfect, Can bo seen at rear new Chris Craft engine Model K In QualltlM Personnel For Quality Orders board. Best offer. Call 741-5193. "1 interviews confidential, Starting pay Baldwin 6'2" Grand (rebuilt) J1B95 6it6 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-0231 OPERATORS itween $05-$95 per week. 210 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 •yi Open Dally Till 9—Saturday Till I p.m. 28' TROJAN — 1001, Uko new. 56500, Single needle operators to work on 1962 VOLKSWAGEN -- A-l conditio ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN g£ lunroor, radio. $1250. 22,300 miles. Cat Private owner. Fair Haven Yachl ladles and, girls coats and car coats CALL Every order & applicant our specialty T75-330O OLDSMOBILE 98 1964 CHEVROLET Works, Fair Haven. ploco work. Shore Coat Co., 22 Bridge 12 Broad St. Red Hank 717-3191 Ave , Red Bank, tfirst floor Eisner IBLE BED — With mattress and $1595 1962 FORD FAIRLANB —Excellei 12* SPORT RUNABOUT — Remote con JAR WASHERS — Steady help. Over MONZA trolH with wheel, built-in gas tank. building). REAL ESTATE SALES PEKSONKEL- springs, SO. Call Equipped with HydromaHc, condttlon, «l,n00. Call IB. Middlolown Car Waah, 414 Hwy. Full time, oxficricnce prcterro.1. RO- Newly painted. Best offer, 747-4561. AMBITIOUS MOTHERS — Earn good TO7-9262 radio and heater, power Four-door. Automatic, radio, 747-0140 35, Mlridletown. LAND PIERSON AGENCY, 7417575. steering and powsr brakes, MARINE SUPPLIES money, meet people, have fun. Demon- INK-WHEEL TRAILER — With boi. GENUINE "WOODIE" — 1D36 Dod strato dplightful and inexpensive toys 'AINTEItS — Two ciperlanced men EXPERIENCED WOMAN OR MAN* — automatic windows and seats. Everything for the Boatman, Ntw Jer- Hitch and lights ISO. Call heater, Jet black, whi+ev/alli station wagon. Complete restoratioi for Yulctlde. No delivery. Call 586-1739 capable working out of boat9ma.rTa Housework and cook dinner. Five dnyfl, Garnet mist wilti whits top. 50,000 original mtles, new: chroim sey's largest marine- supply housa. chair for industrial painting. Only tlmse 787-9263 Evlnrude Sales and Service or write 23 Tanglewood Dr., Merccr- 12-8 p.m. Sleep out, own transportation Exultant condition through* very low mileage. tires, «lde curtains, black lacquer, ui qualified need apply. Phone 264-3824. Rumson. References. Write "A.F.11 Ilo.i IKTZEK — Deluxe trumpet. O10. Call THE BOATMAN'S SHOP vllle, N. J. out. holstery. JGOO. S42-HO1 alter 6 p.m. 511. Red Bank. after 8 p.m. 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Ban SECRETARY — Legal experlenca TRAINEES 8)2-1036: $2195 1960 OLDSMOBrLE 88 — Four doc Open Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 pm sentlal. HO.MKWORICERK WANTED -- To RUSSELL sedan. Excellent condition. Call 747-240O Iga 18-22 with cur and phone. Nallona linings. Also machine opprators; hours iva — 0xt2 broadloom, dark gold 842-3631 17' THOMPSON — Lapstrake hull, 5C 1 :ompany will train rive high, school mlt Indlvlilual. Call 7I7-40O). ivlon. $45, now $80. 7U-K33S after 4 Oldsmobile-Cadillac h.p. Johnson electric start in water. STATISTICAL TYPIST — Red Bank 1r call 741-9805. RED BANK LUMBER and tires, automatic transmission. Cal 7'G x 3'10. Spacious cockpit^ scats eight BEAUTICIAN office work. Pohne 542-1917 after 5 p.tm. or more for day sailing. Ouddy cabin, Call B42-1855 Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank head, icebox for four overnight. Ex REPAIRMAN 1956 MERCURY — Monterey. Fou: pctrienced sailors only. Call 741-2800. 787-2013. merlenced on radio and phonographs WOMAN WISHES BABYfllTTING or VIS yu* AND BELL mnyuunf and door hardtop, automatic. 1951 CHEVRO- HOUSEKEEPER — Three school-aged Full or part-time. Apply ANDERSON'S, housAeeping Saturdays trul Sundayti everything. Give the highest prices. LET. Two-door, six cylinder. Ejccellen' IS' TROJAN — 40 h.p. Evlnrude, nc children. Five daya. 1-5 p.m. Top ref- 30 Broad St., Hed Bank. after 4 p.m. 747-9645 Call William Left Furntturt, Inc., Hwy. condition, best of for. 671-O,V)7. Alloy trailer, $850. Hall erences required. 642-23S9. 35, Middletown 741-3212, Open eve- 872-1558 AUTOMOTIVE SHOP MACHINIST — nings till 9 p.m. FORD — 1557, six cylinder. Radii OPENING for registered nurse and some experience necessary, Writ* SITUATIONS WANTED, Male ONLY THE DISCOUNT QUEEN Vator dffroster. Two door, green ar 23' COAST — Witle beam. J70 h.p licensed practical nurse, shift 7-3 nnd "AC", Box 511. Red Bank. PIANOS — Save $100 or more, off list ivhite. 542-3M2. Interceptor. Perfect condition. Man' creates miracles. Your credit is good and M** 3-11 at the John L. Montgomery Medical TEACHING POSITION wanted. M8 to ACCOUNT-BOOKKEEPER — office price, brand new 88-note console pianos. extras. Will demonstrate. You'll lov Home, Dutch. Lane Rd. Freehold. Con- manager, Heavy experience. ful 10-year guarantee. Como see, save. the Discount Queen trusts you) M 1JMI2 n.AMBLER — Classic, atandarr it. Lot's talk price. 671-3606. teach science or ninth. High school Kent, option to buy. Tenzer'a Huslc $1095 Call after 6 p.m. tact Supervisor of Nurses, 462-1940, Ext. ir junior college. Write W.L. Meier charge, all books, general ltdger. re- 233. ports, taxes. 566-4630 after 6 p.m. Store, 506 Main St., Laltowood. No Cash Needed—Credit To Ail , 787-1145 26' CHRI8 CRAFT — 1955 Express, 15 Lafuyette Ave. Chatham, N. J. 105 h.p. Chris Craft enEina. Top shape. LIGHT HAULING AND ODD JOBS EMERSON — Radio, stereo, TV com- For details call 222-0590. COOK - HOUSEWORKER ROUTE MEN Dick Bettlemim (Cyt bination, mahogany, excellent condi- AUTOS & TRUCKS For couple, two children. Wife speaks 741-6052 tion, JD5. 747-6290. 21' LUHRS — Navy top, fast, fully ULL AND PART-TIME, STEADY equipped. Many extras, reasonable. Call some German, 5G0 week tor experienced TWO GLASS SHOWCASES — Excellent woman to live In. 741-3774. i'EAIMtOUND WORK. NO LAYOFFS 222-1663. SOS. CAR AND PHONE REQUIRED condition, 70x20x38, »35 ea. Call after 6 p.m. Hl-0919. SEA KING TRAILER — 15 h.p. Evln- -•ANCINQ TEACHER — Bullet, tap CALL 462-1071 BETWEEN 10-12 NOON FINANCIAL rude and 12' mahogany runabout. Call toe dancing. Experience a necessity. AND 3-6 P.M. Low Weekly Pleasant working conditions. Classes BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GAS DRIVEN WA.TER PUMP — 10,000 59 Mercury $6.10 747-1458. OFFSET STRIPPER — Steady, no gal, per hour complete, J100; two Payments afternoon and Saturday. Call 566-1233 Monterey, Four-door 16" EASTERN — Sea skiff. 45 h.p. Mrs. Nelson. 5:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. lay off, color, black ami white, etc. swivel boom hoists, 250O 1b. capacity, 62 Ford $8.80 HT, power, auto. GfiORGa jfercury outboard, $600 as is. Call Capable. SCHUVLEn PRESS, Asbury S1P5 ea; seven metal swivel top stools. WAITRESSES — All Bhlflfl, apply In 1'ark. OUTSTANDING BUSINESS $20: solid wrought Iron hand rail for Galqxie Hardtop, full 59 Ur.lc $3.20 person. Mermaid Diner, Hwy. 36, 4x6 platform, $15; 8 volt battery charg- power, automatic Radio and heater Leonardo. ENGINEER — TEST EQUIPMENT — er, S4; electric dlapbram paint sprayer Local • 4-5 years experience In elec- OPPORTUNITY 62 Falcon $6.70 $20; three 6 volt batteries, $1 ea; 59 Olds $7.20 60 Corvalr $4.20 BUSINESS NOTICES MATURE WOMAN — For store work, tronics testing - Know power supply, two hand pumps, pitcher and force. Deluxe Sedan. Radio 88 HT, power, auto- Automatic, radio Red Bank area. Knowledge of sewln^ scopes jmti tubes. To $150 per wei'k. Mobil service station far lease, Shrews 51 ea: 8 Ion hydraulic Jack, 19; house & healer, while walls and heater 'Our overhead's smoll os our od. Le' desirable. "ll.B." Hox 511. Her! Bank. DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES Iniry. Doing a finn business. Mo.irrtit* Jack. fl. 291-2607. matic, radio & heater SMALL GASOLINE ENGINES RE' IT Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank 61 T-Bird $11.30 60 Olds $8.10 me pass you the savings at McFaddln "•AIRED — Lawnmowers, chain saws DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experienced investment. Also has profitable Hertz- 59 Mercury $6.80 Cadlllac-Oldsmoblle, Broadway at 4th, portable pumps, generators. Call 542- Rent-a-Car franchise. Training anil Ful) power & equip. 98 2-dr. HT, full power preferred. Matawan - Keyport area. some financing available. Call 223-0311 EXCAVATING Colony Park 4-door -ong Branch. Choose from 80 cars. 1015 ar.y hours. Call 56*3-2213 between 6-7 p.m. HANDY MAN 61 Plymouth $5.80 wagon, power/ auto. 58 Ford .69 rVanted for gpnrra! garden apartment after 7 p.m. or 222-SO19 during day. Four door wagon, WOULD YOU LIKE a modern, ceranv PAYROLL CLERK — With Knowledge na;nt[>nance. Call Mr. Rubsam or Mrs. EQUIPMENT 59 Mercury $6.30 Radio and heater, fc tiled hath room? Free estimates. power, automatic working man's special f typing and other office procedures. llsun. MA 2-78!H). "PACKAGE" DEAL Colon/ Park wagon, Ca.l 261-7912. Very busy office. Experienced only. CONTRACTING IM.'SINESS — Hydraul- 57 Cadillac $6.10 ic equipment. Established 43 years: 04 TNT T-340 LOADER (new) 61 Mercury (7.10 full power '62 RAMBLER Call 222-2400. King Construction Co. MEN — Part-time sales. Neat appear- CASE 120 EACKHOE Monterey hardtop, Fleetwood Sedan, ng man to call on established custom- rr retiring. Will also sell location EXPERIENCED COSMETICIAN—Full business. Call 671-O5K5. 55 KORD F-6O0 DUMP power, automatic 58 Cadillac $7.80 tull power Classic 400, Wagon AUTOS & TRUCKS ers, earn $25 to $50 a week fur 12 5? DODGE RACK BODY Conv., full power, Hy- md or part time. Apply In person only o 20 hours a week, evenings and Sat- 61 Chevy $7.20 57 Mercury $3.10 $1695 o Mrs. Alma Harris, professional AVAILABLE FOR LEASE - Oulf mod. 56 INT S-180 DUMP drcmatlc, R&H inlays. No experience necessary. Car crn, two buy service station. Paid train- Sedan, automatic, Monterey Hardtop, Pharmacy, 134 Broad St., Red Bank. d phone required. Call 541-5913. 5B T-Bird 7.10 full power Equipped with automatic Opposite Steinhachs. ing. Call 264-3161 nights, weekends. radio and heater , transmission, radio and heat- PLUS MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMBNT Full power, auto., RESTAURANT FOR BALE 60 Comet $5.80 56. Chevy $3.10 > er# new white wall tires '62 CHEVROLET DOMESTIC HELP — Five-daya. Hours STOCK CLERK Bit'ilM BETWEEN 8:30 and 8 P.M, radio and heater North Jersey Shore area. Four door wagon, Equipped i One owner and low mile- 1-8. Own transportation. Cali good opportunity for young man 291-2526 Family Type Operation. TRADE OR SELL — For anything of R&H, white walls age. Very clean. $1695 nterested in rapid advancement and sc- :ure future. Must furnish reference. FEIST 4 FEIST REALTORS value. Ford tractor front end loader, FOR THE LOWEST PRICES SECRETARIES 60 Pontiac $7.10 Four door. Station Wagon. pply RA3 Auto Stores, Rt. 33, and MONMOUTi: SHOPPING CENTER 8' rake and grade blade; one chain AND THE LONGEST TERMS!)! Good skills required. 3 to 5 years BOX 701 EATONTOWN M2-4445 aaw, eat motor; two 7" electric flaws- Ventura hardtop, * RUSSELL The Economy, 6 cylinder experience. Growth opportunities in indall ltd., Miudlelown. heavy duty drill; ona mortar raixer; power, automatic standard trans., equipped one electric generator; one water pump Oldsmobile-Cadillac various leading concerns. Perth Am boy, MAN FOR DRUO STORE — 6 to 10 60 Buick $6.40 with radio and healer. Excel- Freehold, Asbury. Come In and register. m. Delivery, atock work, etc. Middle- MORTGAGES rag motor; one Jacobson lawn mower; Red Bank Auto Discount Center Company lent condition throughout. DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES own area. Call 787-9808 Wednesday. 60 gait), of Sapolln paint; 50 lbs, o[ LeSabre, power, 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank wall hoird nails; r«ln« bundle* of In- auto., white wall} i 100 Newman Springs Rd. .ETIRLD GENTLEMAN — In sixties, IMMEDIATE CASH lullntlon. 7B7-7&1O. 60 Chevy $7.30 Red Bank RUSSELL HOSTESSES — Pleasant working con- light work and Co.iiiia.uona t.|i ditions, meals and unlformi furnished. Impala hardtop, V-8, 1000 MAIN ST. change for room and board. 787-1480. BANK RATES APARTMENT SIZE REFRIGERATOR 741-0910 Oldsmobile-Cadillac Good company benefits. Steady year wJth 40 pound freeaer unit. Perfect power, automatic BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. round. Apply In person or call PA 1- MECHANICAUJY INCLINED MAN — 1ST, 2ND. 3RD MORTGAGES running condition. |35. 787-36OT. V Company 3310. Howard Johnson's, Garden State Excellent opportunity for man seeking HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS Parkway, South Amboy, N. J. *eady long term employment. Free TEN PIECE DINING ROOM SET _ " " i L..:/. 10O tliwrnan Sprtngi Rd.. ledlcal and HiirgicaJ insurance Apply DEBT CONSOLIDATION Walnut and ebony. Three extra leavet, Red Bank MAIDS — For HOWARD JOHNSON'S STAR CLEANERS AND LAUNDER- No red tape, 21 hours service plug parts. Bedroom net. Double bed 741 -0910 MOTOR LODGE — Route 35, Aabury ER8, 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. LOWEST RATES dresser, vanity with full length mirror, Park Circle. Apply In person, 0 a.m. • 3,000 114.05 Ho tint! chair. Call Tor nppolntment either WE * P.m. ______SALESMAN 3,000 J21.O7 Mo Wednesday or Thuraday mornings be- exceptional opportunity [or man with 4,000 . .._„ (28 OO Mo fore noon, 7<7-15!0. 3,000 _.. _ (35.11 Mo some automotive background. Good pay, OKEAT NORTHERN MORTGAGE CO.HAR — Red leather, black formica SPOTLIGHT steady, rapid advancement, company top, aluminum trim, foot rail, 3',V high, LAYOUT-FASHION sponsored benefits. Apply In person 741-4343 FO 3-2601 ' &H" loi*K. I'/i' deep, four itools, HAS Auto Stored. Rt. 35, and Tlndall good condlUon. Beat offer. 671-3W7. ARTIST Id., Middletown. 776-6601 BEST CAR BUYS MOTOROLA TV — 10", blonde console, THE Our Bonded Personal Representative Department .tore experience, Send SALESMAN — Calling on doctors. Won- Will Cill At Your Home At Your In working condition. $50. Call •esume__or apply pertonnel depart. mouUi and Ocean counties. Open. Convenience 7<1^68 SEE m«nt. BTEINBAO] Asbury Park, Commission. Write P. o. Box 22B, Red can conso"da'e y° Bank. FIRST ANH SECONE MORTGAGES POLAROID LAND CAMERA — Model you car p|us N.J. AVAILABLE - Edwin B Stark. Real 900, tikfi new. complete with all acces- $100 REWARD ,a CIRCLE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY — For Estate 4 Mortgage Consultant. 261-0333. sories, sacrifice, Easy Charge. THE BRADLEY w ° salesman with experience selling equip- IA&SOCK SHOP, 6710795. ment to industry. Commission and 1st and !ml Mortgages available. For REWARD $100 TO ANYONE WE CANT je you up or fi CHEVROLET'S SALESGIRL — Permanent position. I raw. 842-3131. mmedlate service. Call ANTIQlfB SHOP MOVING h GET SOME KIND OF CREDIT FOR! TRY US! y p full time, for general apltlng, experience BROWN & OVTOTON AGENCY From 79f River Rd., Fair Haven. 20 per 1IA DDADI CH " vo\i have any credlf problems preferred, but not necessary, Apply in CHEF, COOK 9 White St. Red Bank 741-2325. "-It "ff salp' Pa'ly 1-4, dosed Monday. INU rnUDLLrl or wanl your credll re-established person to Mr. Pin»ley, Klalln's, Front Sellable man wanted to take charge RED — Mahogany double with box STAR )f local Industrial plant cafeteria, heavy we can help you. TRY US. St., Red Bank. ig and mattress, practically new, NO MONEY DOWN tamlwlch production. Hoapltalization. CLEANING WOMAN — Four hours "all 671-934^ Helween 2 and 4 p.m, MERCHANDISE C«ll 741.6817 evenings or Saturday, Up To 5 Yrs. To Pay per day. Monday through Friday. Ex- Sunday. PERFORMERS perienced, references. Call 7*7-1287. JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR — Exper- FOR SALE ienced. Excellent I>ay, steady employ- SALESWOMAN — For Long Branch ment. Red Bank area. Good opportunity KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED-And RENT A TV TODAY! drug etore. steady position, 40-hour for advancement. Call BI 3-8000 be- dinette seta at lowest prices. Monmouth Portable day, woek. BAY3HORE TV, MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST AUTO DISCOUNT CENTER A. 229-1629. ween S a.m. and 3 p.m. Dinette Co., 118 Monmouth Bt., Red S6 Church Ht., KeansburK- 787-4400, Bank. 741-8*33. WOMEN PART-TIME — Hours 9:30 MOVING — Junlrtr dinette set: ma- 1:30 or 5-8. Telephono soliciting. No FRialDAIltE — In good condition. hogany lor mica table with four leather pcriencc necessary. $1.35 per hour. HELP WANTED-Male - Female Other odds and ends of household '62 OLDSMOBILE $8.70 rmanent position. Call 741-3881. upholstered chairs. Playpen, htrh ctulr, "8B" four door hardtop, furniture. Available hy the end of reasonable. Call 741-8604. September. Call 787-40O1 or at 410 fully equipped. FKEHH SILKS needs many sales peo- PART-TIME ple to fill the great demands on our Main St., fStlford, \~1RON BKT) — Good condition, $15, c(iinr>!cte line of sportflwear for the Bendix refrigerator, $25; baby crib Evening Hours and Saturday TRADE IN your old rumnure with no und mnttrcHfl, $7. 842-315! '61 BUICK $B.8O pntlrc family. Back to school buying Is town payment and cat a new parlor Convertible, fully equipped, Christmas around the corner. Positions now opftn for telephone sales or dining room sflt at ial* prlcei. Wll E — Modern chairs, green investment, competing or (Mlverl people making call cither fnim our of- Ham Leff Furnltun Inc. Hwy 35 ;ut Rlasa table lampj; crystal chanile- l-'rm s.i m pics and supplies. Be the fice or your home. Kor interview call. \er\ chemist rv glassware; household 1 Middletown. 741-3213. open evenlncs till '61 OLDSMOBILE $6.80 dressed, bpst paid "gal" In to 747-5754 ^ p.m. irtlclfs. 717-145R. F-85, four door, fully equipped. ;;c!liri£ dfrrcl nr party plan. ('.••>] bcftire 10 a in, or aflrr fi p.m, 264-RH37. WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES^ lA^IMONI) OHOAN - Model A-in7l~ PERSON -- Fine ilnen«>, excpllprit op- ioulile keyboard, twin 15" speakers (More Classified Ads '61 DODGE $5.75 PARTvri ME~WA ITREsT^~~L A M xvrtuiilty, apply Plummrr McCulchfon, IM-lf rmiiai!U', n-viTberiilh.il UIIII.H. Two door* fully equipped. Rentnurnnt, 619 River Rd., Fair Haven. H7 Rrftfici St., Rprl Bank. Call for Excellent condition, 110 Jprolamon Ave., On the Next Page) Apply In person. North Long Branch, call 222-4777. LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS '61 PONTIAC $7.80 SECKKTAIIY -- One girl office. Typ- InK, some bookkeeping. Steady posi- '60 FORD $8.43 Convertible, four speed, fully '63 CORVAIR ion. Apply in person flrookdale Nursing '64 RAMBLER $16.00 Country Squire, nine passenger equipped. llnmp. Highway 35, Haslet. station wagon, full power. Monza convertible. American 440H Hardtop, SALESLADIES — Wa'nteTlor women's automatic, two door '61 CHEVROLET $7.20 RAH, whitowall tires. rnuly to wear. Must hnve expprionro. '59 CORVETTE $13.65 Convertible, fully equipped. Standard transmission. Apply J. Yanko, 30 Broad St., Rod Hank Convertible, four-speed transmission. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY '63 OLDSMOBILE $18.75 WANTED - Salesgirl, part-lTme. Sell- "98" Super Sport Coupe, '61 OLDSMOBILE $9.20 Ing Idflles1 sport clot lies and raauai A HANDY GUIDE OFBUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! full power. '58 OLDSMOBILE $3.80 "8B" Station wagon, fully equipped. '62 CHEVY II wear. Two days an-l two nlghta weekly. Four door hardtop, full power. AlV in person 9::w \n 4, MTH. liny. '62 CADILLAC $26.90 '60 MERCURY $4.80 KrMfl, Hrond A Frnnt St.i, Red Nova two-door hardtop. l(. An i-uu;il i>|»t>ortiii^ty employer. Fleetwood. Full power, air con- '63 CHEW $15.70 Tow door, full power, fully equipped. R&H, Powerglide. nM'IMK MOttSKKKKPKU •- IVrm- Adding Machines — Typewriters Equipment For Hire Odd Jobs ditioned, leolher Inferior. Super Sport Coupe. V-8 nl [irwdtion. Tisulnnn nv»Ui*-r nfM- f four-speed trcnsmlsslon. '60 BUICK $6.90 f onf :o cure for nindi Inmsp on M-MUNi; MAL'IIINUH - Typnwrllun 1 1 UOTOT1LLKK WITH OPEItATOK - MASONKY stepj and tldewtlki, )2 CADILLAC $23.67 Four door Hnrrilop, full/ equipped. Hyi"; fie;) Krlj:lit I' ^ Un<\ Ki . .- <)!']. rented, reiuurcd Herplcos IUI Krntit i»n-l lonfirr. ti;icior, dlac. rnke; Four door, full power, oir conditioned '62 FALCON .q 2 Ui (5. Cill hVl-W-. MoiiiiKiiKli Ht.. Uetl Hank 747-Qiftfl HOERE PAINTING, and carpentry, '63 COMET $11.60 with operator. Hourly, dally 01(1-4271. patios, Rfiuinnnlile ra.tt'9 717-15«. Two door, fully cquipprd '60 PONTIAC $6.90 Deluxe two-door. '62 FORD < S9.32 ...)wti cuL L'lii^n, i:ryMt;i!. imii')i:< t-ic Two door, fully equipped R&H, whltewftll Hroi. Auto Body Repair General Contractors Pear) and Bead Restrlnging Econollne Van ,'62 OLDSMOBILE $12.90 Karri while ymi li'iirn. Connnis-tun Wt- Fordomatic. irfil Rlrl« cvprywlifrc (JiUI 7(7-o;ii'l. "E8", lour door hardtop, KXI'EItT PA1NT1NQ and hody re- I,. SMITH HCM.DKIW - Patios, al- terations, tidiUMrms, garaged. Call 2(J\- Hxpprtly on IjraiJM nylon. (l.io » '62 FALCON $9.32 fully equipped. '60 PONTIAC $7.80 TiriijilTl'r^ri-.TiiiVlV" Thurwlay < pair. Modi; rate prlcnfl, McCarthy ChevrnlPt. Atlantic Hlghlandn. 291-0;)05 17Wi or 741-7330. itrand. Stirling claspi from 75c, Fiitura, two floor, fully equipped Calatlna, two door hardtop, D a.m lo 7 p.m. $1(1 pfr tl concern <\r- Auto and Truck Rental Homo Improvements '61 OLDSMOBILE $10.77 Two door, fully equipped Painting and Decorating Cullan hardtop, two door, oulo. '60 CADILLAC $13.80 Bel Air four-door. Hires cfMik tit I ii hit cart! "! rnffK'n-i MHI |irp|'iiriitum In Idcitl I>!fi»t. I'IPIIH- AVIH Ilrnt a now car or truck, l^ow WORKING MAN'S contractor. Alter- 4-Dr. air conditioned, fully equipped R&H, power steering. ations, additions, putting, masonry, '62 CHEVY II $8.49 nt w (lifiirnnvM you dun't Irif; Ail fypi'i tmifin wurk. 717-417!) (•siim.il'! cill 7(7-3011, l( no an.iwar • M IT, pi- iiniir lo :.t,nt f';i|l ni'l'ili, war IIr Uil un rfilyln tiicm for vni n I nft'T U p !H. Mr:. h ^ -i i h, li.-ln t-t-ri I'l .1 \> in Moving and Storage Roofing, Siding and Insulation Klectrlcnl Contractor 1 CIRCLE ntil (I. , f LVC rii.itn l .\\-\—MALR Nursing Homo Kntertalnment Tel. Answering Servico OUR ONE nnd ONLY LOCATION N TltAlNKKH •- IK to r/wllli c'nr r rdiiKH) lor Miilci, di'llvftry INK! col- TTktMfl ava71aMrutfltlr()«(r nt, rtinnilcally 1IJ nn 1 dlffliinlt I.hlT I'll UK! ynur socrctary, No need 741-3130 lnri work, $7f) fi vvcok, nrtvanr.0 L<» way Hliowa and Major Hporn Event a. cam pntlanti. Utat* liwy. J4, u> mini calii. 21 hour answerini ROUTE 35 (363 Maple Ave.) RED BANK, N. J. > ;ift.-r twi> ui'-niliK. t'ainuus natlunnl ITU MoumouUi Ht., Jtel JUnk. L tfiaOO •urvlco. 741-1700. Dompiiny. Cull MJ-W13. WE DAILY REGISTER APABTMNTS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE NO71CE- 4-EGAL NOTICE y, hx%. 19, OWNER 5AYS SELL! UHCJWFT - Split level, one cu CHARMING MATILDA GARDEN GROVE GARDENS garage tttachM, Is/ge lot w«U- GUEHTt FORSAJUS CAFE COD 2-tt K'h 4'MttLt $95 UP to-wall carpet. v/3% iattrest, tow roomM, b&tb, iM.mil/ B\Z*4 Idtct *A (o fix,* textiaa of Little Stiver. iis Apartments monthly payments. Close to Sdinint g room, full basement, hot w&tei Thi* tlue«-to«dioom Vh b&Ui home tuur WFIEKlOtt COUKT OK NEW . rmnATv mvwi ALTEMBURG PIANO HOUSE INCLUDES FREE HEAT, HOT WAT-Leo's, Garden State Parkway. bcat, etc. Already F.H.A, appraised a.t k*d fine cure through the yean. It CHANCERY DIVISION DOCKET NUMB£B: Ttm 468 SECOND AYENUE ER, OOOKINQ-GAS, AIR-CONDITION- &Iso hu living room with fireplace, din- MOMCOUTH COUNTY ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Rent A Piano $12 per Month INO. Asking {20,000. $14,900 ing room, and eat-in kitchen, base- Docket No. F 1511-6: WHY LANDS SHOULD NOT BE SOLI) HOLMDEL — Gorgeous view, ex- ment and attached garage. ExtraJ In- THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, a TO PAY DEBTS., ^ KNABHL MASOM-HAMLIN, 80miKRf TV and phone outlet!, 12 cu. ft. refriger- OJ. NO DOWN F.H.A. H50 DOWN clude range, refrigerator, two air concorporatio- n duly organized and existing IN THE MATTER OF THE EgTATB OABm-KELBON. EVERETT STECK. THREE-ROOM a treme privacy large variety of ditioners, you must see It quickly. Only ator, parkins "d walk-In storage Ja- lubject to qualiried buyen and F.H.A. $18,600. under and by virtue of the laws of OF ANDREW MONROE RICHARD- OOookmtk n AAve . * Main StSt. Ajburv PkPk. llitlea. Spacious rooms, targe closets, :rees and shrubs, two bedrooms, -r V.A. approval. the State of New York, Plaintiff vs: SON, Deceased. Open daily till 9 SiL till 6:30 Apartments valk to shopping plaza, buses, ichoola. CHARLES F. ELLIS and IRENE H. Upon reading and filing the com- 773-9301 livinjj room, kitchen and large LAWLEY AGENCY ELLIS, his wife, el als. Defendants plaint of Adah C. Richardso-n, Admin- Iwlm club lor tenants only. screened porch. 14'^ acres. $60,- THE KIRWAN COMPANY DANELECTO Guitar and amplifier FREE HEAT Established 1932 By virtue ot a writ o( execution in stratrlx of the Estate of Andrew Mon- Duel outlets hard caae. Excellent con- Directions: Garden State Parkway to 000. REALTORS the above atated action to me iirucieci, je Richardson; Exit 117 to Rl. 3536. Ka.it on 36, past INSKRORS Realtors -Insurors I Bhatl expose for sale at public \en- It Is on this 5th day of August, dition, J1(X) complete. Evenings 363-1125- FREE HOT WATER " BEW01UI i-fcSKS J15 up. FILEiTjnM up, tables 3rd traffic light, left on Florence Ave. HOLMDEL — Brick home located KEVl'ORT Multiple Listings due, at the Court H«u.=e in trie Thr- ORDERED that all persons Interested chairs, adding inscliinea, typewriters, and AIR CONDITIONING 'honr; 2(i4-lM(i, on seven acres rolling land well 787-5500 264-0745 ough of Freehold, County Monmouth, In the Re:i) Estate of the s-aid Andrew office equipment, etc, at bargain prices. landscaped. Asking $50,000. 741-6262 New Jersey, on Tuesday the Sth Jiav Monroe Richardson described in th» New or used. A-AC DESK OUTLET, RENTALS FROM $100 MONTH JNFUP.NIHHKD — Glljson'a Garden of September, 1964, at 2 o'clock, p. m.Complaint filed herein, appear before Rte. 35, OakhursL 531-599U. partments, three modern rooms, tile Prevailing Time. this Court on Friday, the 16th day of :>aili, electric kitchen with refrigerator, HOLMDEL — For horses or chil- All that tract or parcel of land, October, 1964, at 9:3D a.m.. at the eat included, 3IW a month. 5tid-;iZlh, HOLMDEL LOTS & ACREAGE liluaie, iying and being In trie Bor- County Court Huust. Freehold, New TYPEWRITERS. ADIJINU machines. drens' day camp, located on All makes new or used. Guaranteed. ~HHEE~*L6VE LY~~iaTge~r ooni sTITrvt ough of New Shrewsbury, in ihe Coii'itV Jersey to Show Cause why so much Low as $25. Serpico's. 101 Monmoutti HIGHLANDS — Furnished, Two apart beautiful landscaped property, Atlactive, three-bedroom ranch, two BUILDING LOT Of Monmouth, in the State of New Jor- >f the said real estate should not bft 1 !loor, screened-in porch, furnished or aey, and being inure particularly di suit! aa wiil be .sufficient to pay the fit. Next to theater. 747-0485, merits, one thrte-room, I ,? extra largi infurnlBhed, rent $100, all utilities In- historical background 30 acres or baths, basement, two car garage, six 50x100 Eleventh St., near Leonard- CEMENT MIXER — With motor, 435 Heat, gas, electric First lloor. Ca cluded. Phone 8-10 a.m. 7-10 p.m. 2M- years old. excellent condition, large ille Rd., £2,300. Call 671-2358. •cribed and bounded aa follows: lerits of the said Andrew Monroe Rlcli- large mahogany table and chairs, flQ; 172-1806. 9371. will divide. $150,000. .ndacaped lo:. near schools and trans- BEING Known aa Lot No, 6(1 a*anlson. And It ia further 17" RCA TV. J15; utility trailer frame, lation, low Holmdel taxes. This ACRE BUILDING LOT ahown on map entitled "Map of Iliinc!) ORDERED that tliis Order be pub- IEW LUXURY LBROY APARTMENT! TWO LARGE BEDKOOMB ~ Big liv- :iome will sell quickly at $22,500. Colts Neck, fine area, {5,300 Call Manor, Newman Springs Road. Ne* lished in the lied Bank Register, Red J10; Volkswagen top carrier, |5; drens- !'£ rooms, air conditioned, near all ing room and kitchen. Adults only, HOLMDEL — Professional build- 171-2358. Shrewsbury Boro, N. J." dated Febru- Ban* N. J. newspaper, one of the tT, $5; desk, £3; spring and mattress, ra.nBporla.tion. 21 Leroy PI.. Red Bank. •91-1181. Thompson Ur,, Leonardo. ing or pleasant home Colonial BROWN A OVERTON AGENCY ary 21. 1W2 made hy Henry F. Uinewspapers of this State, four times $8. 787-1016. fU-1063 or 717-5366. White St. Red Bank 6.9 ACRES — Wooded, near Bam- brecque, Surveyor. Red Bank, N. J.,during four consecutive calendar weeks, style, immediate possession, low and duly filed in the Monmouth .,'oun- once in each week. MODERN' BEDROOM SUITE—Lamps JNFURNISHED — Tiiree room apart' SPRINSVIEW GARDENS 741-2525 bergers and Parkway entrance. JTOOO. like new. Also electric range, coffee nent. Atlantic Highlands. Reasonable, taxes, three-car garage. Asking HAROLD UNDEMANN, Ertf.ter, Ea- ty Clerk's Ofrice November 12, 1953 in ELVIN R. SIMMILL, J. C. C. table, dish cabinets. Reasonable. 291 •tnt J65-J95, all utilities. 291-3750. 283 SPRING ST., RED BANK $24,500. tontown, M2-11O3. CH.BC NO. 22-28. A true copy S75O. Being commonly known and desig- Edward C. Broege, VATERPRONT~APAJRTME NTS ~—" IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE OCCI.' STILL TIME nated as No. 49 Howard Avenue, New Surrogate UNDERWOOD PORTABLE: TYPE hree-room furnished garden a p FANCY. LARGE TWO • BEDROOM '« enjoy that pool Hwlm in your own REAL ESTATE WANTED Shrewsbury, New Jersey Aug. 12, li), 26, Sept. 2 $39.68 WRITER — |35. Call enla. Patios, air conditioning ami TV APARTMENTS. DINING ROOMS STANLEY STILWELL tack yard, Excellent seven-room ranch The approximate amount nt i\n> ]u!s- 74MM74 SPACIOUS CLOSETS. HEAT, HOT ment to be satisfied by said sale is Weekly, monthly rale.'!. NAUTILU Real Estate Broker plus large enclosed rear porch. Prop- WE NEED rOUR HOME LIVING ROOM SET ~- Dining APARTMENTS, Dial 842-0505. WATER FRKE PARKING. erly without Ihe eight foot ileep pool la the aum of Si:i,500.00 together with til- NO TICK 741-587:;. il the reduced price ol $24,000. Our 12 salespeople nave clients waiting costs of this sale. let. Call RE I* HANK — Four rooms unfur Insurance ror your listing. They need ranches, KUl'KRIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ! Dated July 21, 19G4 CilAM'KltY IHVIS1ON 787-1184 ihed. immediate occupancy. 'Die M RED BANK — Spacious 3 -i-rooni apart, •pllt levels, two stories; also Investment JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff. Cowan Agency. 747-;iOOO. ment, available September 1. Call 717- riolmdel 946-8383 CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor property. Call us for a q"ick Mile, Two MONMOUTH COUNTY THREE WHITE WALL TIRES ~- offices serving you. ' John O. Rathman, Atty. DOCKET NO. M-630S-63 750-14; two mounted on wheels, 4923 alter 5 p.m. 63 Riverside 711-4030 Red Bank Aug. 12, 19, 26, Sept. 2 S4I.16 THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APART- Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn Civil Action Ford. Excellent condition, $30. 7*1-0394. MENT — Ocean Ave., Eaat Keansburg. UNFUilNIBHED APARTMENT — With RED BANK WALKER St WALKER NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT Call 787-4379. Klver view. Tiiree rooms and tile Realtors OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ROLLER SKATES, GIRL'S — Shoei bath. Call Rolstoti Waterbury Realtors, Shrewsbury oince Middletown Office NOTICE attached Size ,7 excellent condition, TWIN OABLER — 36 itlveiiltie Ave COZY CAPE COD ELBERON CHARLES E BROWN. Plaintiff, -vfl- 741-3200, aak for Mrs. Kenny. 16 West Front St., Red Bank 747-3500. 7*1-6212 671-3311 3-50 CONSTANCE G. BROWN, Defendant. Red Bank on river. 3>A and four Situated In fine residential area. Two SHERIFF'S SALE TO: CONSTANCE G. BROWN. rooms unfurnished, live-room of lice. EATONTOWN — Four-room apartment WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom GAS HEATER heat, hot water supplied (two bedo-r three bedroomn, living room with lolonial three-bedroom home, newly RLTERinR COUKT OF NKW JEBNKV By virtue of an Order of the Su- CALL 741-2399. fireplace, tile bath oil fired hot water decorated with den and dining room, homes, furnished or unfurnished, from CHANCERY DIVISION iicrior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 291-1271 rooms). Three-room apartment, heat, attached garage, near schools, trans- J85 to J175 por month for Inroming ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fouho.t water supplied (on* bedroom), heat, full basement, black-top driveway, personnel. THE BERG AGENCY. Rt. MONMOUTII COUNTY Division, made on the 21at day of July, WHITE FRENCH PROVINCIAL-Dou- rooms, heated, unfurnished. First (loo; Ample parking, close to shopping cen- storrna and Here ens, city sewers, 5700 portation. Bargain at $16,000. 35, Midriletown. 671-1000. I)(>rkf>t No. F 2020-63 1954 in a civil action wherein Chwle» ble dreaser ami night table. Five piece Bepprate entrance. Call 2M-9316. ter, transportation. down. $125 a month pays all prlnclal, MOHAWK SiAVINGS AND LOAN AS- E Brown la the plaintiff and you are formica dinette net. 9x15 and 9x12 SUNNYBKOOK APARTMENTS Interpst, taxes, Insurance, St. James ENNIS-VOGEL, REALTORS SELLING YOUR HOME? SOCIATION, a corporation of New Jer-the defendant, you are hereby required Parish. 117,500. Call owner 747-5605. Try our personalized Real Estate Serv- sey, Plaintiff vs: GEORGE W. HAZEL* to answer the Complaint of the plain- helge rug. A Caloric 30" bronze range, RED BANK 124 Wyckoff Rd. f WOOD, ET AL. Defendants one year old. Call 671-3758 after 5 p.m. 542-362 J 74 7-01 (K 2 J2 Norwood Avp,, Deal 531-1231 ice. Service, onen listings preferred. tiff on or before the 22nd day of Sep- Most beautiful deluxe modern twi COXY five-room house on seven acre All types of property needed, By virtue or a writ of execution In tember, 106*. by serving an answer on GAS UANGE GARAGE APARTMENT — Uvjn g KUMSON — Holy Croas Parish. Three the above stated action to me direct- bedroom apartment. Five large romn farm off Hwy. 9; hot water heat, til tied rooms, Bpacloils living room, tile BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY Patterson & Cooper, Esquires, plain- TYPEWRITER closeta, $145. Free parking, finest area room bedroom, kitchen anrt bath. bath, fruit trees, excellent block bull< 9 White St., Red Bank 741-2525 ed, I shall expose for sale at public tiffs attorneya, whose address 1B 711 " Lerfront property. Call ' R42-2271. bath, pallo, garnge, low taxe.i, good vemlue, at the Court House in the Bor- CALL 787-02Wj MADISON OAHDENS ings, f 14,000. financing. Immediate occupancy. Of- Hangs Avenue. Asbury Park, New Jer- 32 South St. 711-763: DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNER ough of Freehold, Coi»nty of Monsey- , and In default thereof such judg- LAWN CHAIRS — Chilli's table, chil CONVENIENTLY LOCATED — Unfur- Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. Tered at J1B.000. mouth, New Jersey, on Monday thement shall bi' rendered against you as and rocker, doll's high clialr, girl's hi THHKE-KOOM miarlment, heal, I: ~il»h«(l apartment, four rooma and bath, ARK THESE YOUR PROBLEMS? 21th day of August. 1!H>1, at 2 o'clock, the Court shall think equitable and cycle. 26". 747-M42. -ter, full kitchen, air conditlone til heat supplied. Call 747-1K70 before Brokers ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewoo P. M. Prevailing Time. just. You shall file your answer and BOFE, LAWSON TYPE — Full alze, it *105. 787-1UW. Keanflburj;. - p.m. After 5 p.m. 747-3073 or stop Realtor Being transferred? mortgage payments All the following tract or parcel cf proof of service in duplicate with the Lt T59 Broad Si., Shrewsbury, first Between Freehold and Likewooih HfiO Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-0001 too high? House too small? Are you excellent condition, gray tapestry with FOIJH-ROOM APARTMENT — Tw North 85° 46' 711 Bangs Avenue USED — Shredder or mulcher foi COUNTRY CLUB COMMERCIAL RENTALS RIVER BIGHTS — Solid tapestry brick MANLEY ASSOCIATES. GT1-5353 30" West 150 feet to a point Ihcnce Asoury Park, New Jersey 747-0397 English Tudor home. Nearly an acre Brlndini organic matter. Call APARTMENTS A SWIM CLUB LISTINGS NEEDED! We have clients <2> South 5° West, 92.33 feet to aJuly 29, Aug. 5, 12, 19 141.48 776-7283 TOP RESIDENTIAL AREA — Owner of landscaped grounds, stately trees. point thence C&) South W 45' 20" TINTON AVE. OFFICE SPACE orfers Una value In modern, center Center hall. Living room 18'x26' with anxious to nettle in this vicinity. Please Eaat, 150 feet to the westerly line of fireplace. Formal dining room. Tile call us if your property la for rent or Heat furnished, 111 rede coral 9 to null hall, ranch home In lovely River Oaks, •ale. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Building, Clifford Place; thence < 0 North 5° NOTICE OF SALE I OPENING your requirements. Best location, will Fair Haven. Large living room, raised kitchen and breakfast room. Four large East and along the westerly line of Swimming in your own private twl: bedrooms. Master bedroom 18'x26' with Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. Clifford Place, !)5 feet to the point or On August 31, 1&S4, Monday, at 10:30 club right on the site . . . uniy minuli sub-divide It necessary. Bee and comhearth, fireplace, rtlnlnR room, modern ARE YOU LOOKING — To "buy"'or sell A. M. 1 will aell at public auction GAY 90'S SALOON para. 7*7-1100. wall ovwi kitchen, Three bedrooms, fireplace. Four tiled batha, Basement. place of beginning. iway from ocean bathing, whiLd sand: two tiled baths, paneled den, Hewing Two-car garage. Thla exceptional home a home? Our sales personnel are avail- ALSO Known as No. 14 Clifford Place, on' behalf of Seacoast Finance Co. at If you have any hand-me-downs 01 leaches, boating, llahlng and Monmout PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN REroomD , base ment, two-cur attached ga- will please the most discriminating. able to service your needs THE CUR-Red Bank, New Jersey, and designated 18 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. on» bric-a-brac etc., call me at Shopping Center . . . one block from Hank Just olf Broad St. Ample park- rage. Beautiful landscaped plot, brick Like new condition. Replacement costTIN AGENCY, Realtors. Trade-Ins. on the Tax Map of the Borough of 1960 Lincoln, 2 Dr. HT. Capri, Ser. within walking distance of «xpre< Ing 17 Leroy PI. 741-1003, 842-2110. walled patio Excellent school situa- over SG5.G0O. A very outstanding value! Thompson Ave. and Hwy. 36. 291-1800, Red Bank as Block No. 85, Lot Nos.OY63H409379 for default in Conditional 842-1400 the West Gate of Port Monmoutu , , tion. Asking $31.5(10. RUSSELL M. $42,600. STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, 6-7. les Contract made by William Buah, iiifles.to Newark and New fork City FOlt RENT — For light manufacturing "•-ewabury. 741-1017. Jr. Said car may be seen at Walt three different locations, approximately ItOHUS Realtors, COO River Rd., Fair The within description is pursuant to and Leo's Chevron St., Cor. of Globe 3,000, 5,000 anil 7,0(11) q. It. 747-1100.Haven. V47-4532. Member Multiple List -LEGAL NOTICE survey made by Victor J. Lo Pinto, , OLD FURNITURE — Antique* cbui • ALL-Electrlc kitchena with G B Ing Service. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-bed- C. E. on July 7, 1D55. Ct, and Front St., Red Bank, N. J. cluiware, art objecu and bilo-a-brio, range with hood. OK refrigerator. G PROFESSIONAL RKNTAL - Six-room rooma, Cape Cod, l^i story, two baths, Tlie approximate amount of the judg- Auctioneer, W. J. O'NEILL Immediate cash [or anything and every- AIIl CONDITIONING. Arnol* off-strei houae, business zone, ample partdng. SPLIT LEVEL — Three bedrooms, 2'i fireplace, attached garage, full cellar, ment to be satisfied by said sale 1B Aug. 19 $3,22 thing. RuacllX 25 Xaal Front SI, lighted parking area*. large lot. Appralaed for $17,800. Selling Write 22 Linden PI., Red Hunk baths. One block from Llncroft center. for 516,800. Immediate occupancy. NOTICE the sum of J11.50O together with the 74i.>89a. 3^-ROOM APAHTMENTS 10 Coronet Ave. 741-3003. 3-81 costs of thla sale (ONE-3EDHOOM) TWO OR. FOiTil ROOMS' — in profea- Phone 291-1173. Dated July 16, 1D64 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING INTERESTED IN BUYING CHINA— sionul building tin Hwy, 35, Middletown. RUMSON — Extremely attractive well SHERIFF'S SAM* The Holmdel Township Planning Glaaa, furniture or anything from attl J122 MONTH Call 671-3600. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. to basement. 741-(072, built home on 1',-i acre with trees LJNCROFT — seven room split level SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEV Louis J. Cohen, Atty. Board will hold a public hearing on iV4-ROOM APARTMENT LAKGE ROAD STAND — Trading ai Entrunce foyer, spacious living room CHANCERY DIVISION' July 29, Aug. 5. IS!, 19 $50.60 Tuesday, September 1. 1964 at the Holm- (TWO BEDROOMS) family farm market. Located on Rt.dining room, and modern kitchen, del Township Hull at 8:30 P. M. The 34, Colts Neck. Reasonable rent. 916-three bedrooms, large tlen or game Central air conditioned. ?600 down to MONMOUTH COUNTY hearing will be held on the subject of PETS & LIVESTOCK (180 MONTH 4865. room, with many iulditlonai attractive llockrt No F-:i43U-63 NOTICE the Gene Novello, Inc. property subdi- features. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY, qualified buyer. Immedlato occupancy vision ol B2 lots located on Newman LARGE OARAGE — Can bo used for THE MORRIS COUNTY SAVINGS SUPERIOR COUKT OF NKW JERSEY HEALTHY GERMAN BHEPHEBD FREHJ HEAT & HOT WATER Realtor, 741-8700. RANK ja banking Corporation of New CHANCERY DIVISION Springs Road and McCampbell Road PUPPIES — Sire champion Cato of storage or repair shop. In Red Bank, BUSCH REALTY CO., 8*2-1180. Js^S?* Plaintiff va: MARJORIE M. in the Township ot Holmdri, N. J. "all 671-3709. NORMANDY SHORES — Three-bed MONMOUTII COUNTY Fleldatone. Dam D-Neene of Cosalla Keating Office on Premise* STU^PF et vlr et als Defendants DOCKET NO. F-4234-inn, tile hath. Ccntr naticed. Large lol on dead-end street. Prevailing Time, NOTICE located, AH utilities Included. 222-W0H nice, Two enr garage- 5290 a month. .vitiK room with fireplace, acparati All the following tract or parcel of HUTCHINSON & DUNNE, plaintiffs' at- Fartl-colora and fawn. Also champion Hrly lease Call 291-0141'. family dining room, three twiu size bed- Uoae to transportation and shopping, torneys, whose office address is 70 1-830 aired Bludjcrvkc. Cull 774-5923. C31O77fi Can be seen hy appulnlment. Cull land and the premises hereinafter par- SHERIFF'S SALE rooms, two full tiled baths, famly den ticularly described, situate, lying and Sip Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, 8EALPOINT SIAMESE—Kittens. Pur- FOUR ROOMS — Furnished or unBUNGALOW — HolmdtM - Everett second living room, screened porch, Mr. I*unbert 747-3147 after 4 p.m. an answer to Ihe complaint filed h a MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT furnished, in Red Bank, Inquire at 2< area, two bedrooms, kitchen, living arge flagstone patio, oversized attached being In the Borough of Kcaushurg, civil action In which DRY DOCK SAV- LAW DIVISION bred. J15 fpmale, $20 male. Six wetk. room. bath. Call after 4 p.m. 741-0530. LITTLE SILVER — Lovely six-room County of M or mouth and State of New Docket No. 12228 old. 261-4315. .akeshore Dr., Middletown. Irom 7 garage. Asking under Wll.OlK). ELWOUD Jersey: BEGINNING at a point in theINGS Bank, a Bankirs Corporation, =•< -in. $95 to $175 Per Month A. ARMSTRON'd AGENCY. Realtor. home on tree shaded play street area. plaintiff and WILLIAM C. PHILLIPS HUMBLE OIL & REFINING CO.. FEMALE APRICOT miniature poodle 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 74 t-ir>uu Separate dining room, fireplace, living northerly side of Park Avenue, distant and KATHLEEN PHILLIPS, his wife, E3SO STANDARD, EASTERN RE- AKC, Bhots, elglit months old, J85UNFURNISHE. D APARTMENT — THE BERG AGENCY room, spacious, modern kitchen, three 184.37 feet westerly, along the suine, GION*. NEW JERSEY AREA, a body Three rooms, tils bath and sliowc Rt. 35 Middletown from its Intersection with the westerly are defendants, pending in the Su- Cull 787-1050. Keannburg. MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms, rec- bedrooms, V/2 baths, basement, ol! perior Court of New Jersey, within :;5 corporate, Plaintiffs vs: TEXRIAN CON- heat and hot water included. Becon 671-1000 reation room, two baths, basement, heat, attached garage. Southbound own- side of Orchard Street, thence (ti south day3 after September' 13, 1964, exclu- STRUCTION CO.. INC.. a corporation COLLIE PUPS — Iteady to go, AKCdoor, Private entrance. Call alter SUMMER, AND YEAR ROUND REN' professionally landscaped, many extras. era asking £18,500, ELWOOD A. ARM8-3 degrees, 00 minutes west, 84.5 feet, sive of said date. If you fail to do .so.of the Stute of New Jersey, et ala.i registered, LasBla type, shots, wormed 747-0128, Write Box 234, Middletown. thence (2) north 07 degrees, 00 min- Call 410-6424. TALS. Ella Wiltshire Agency, Realtors, STRONG AGENCY. Realtor. 555 Pros- judgment by default may be rendered ; to MANUEL J. TEIXERA Defend- Open seven-days. 11&0 Ocean Ave., Sei pect Ave., LitUo Silver. 741-4500. utes west. 100 feet, thence (3) north ltH JtBD I3ANK — Dranch and Madtsoi LEONARDO — Newly dtcuraled. Tlirei 83 degrees, 00 minutes east 84.5 feet, against you [or the relief demanded In HOME WANTED — For male cooker, Ave, apactous ona and two-bedrooi BrlRht, 812-0004. bedrooms, first floor; two up. Nic' the complaint. You shall file your an- By virlue of a writ of execution In /our years, AKC registered, gentle, af RANCH HOME — Six rooms, full thence (4) nouUi 07 degrees, 00 min-swer and proof of service in dupllnite Kiirdcn apartments. Apply 31 MolWIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - yard. Two lots. Shopping, buses, schools cellar, attic, two-cax garage, storage utes enst 100 feet to the northerly side r> nbove staled action to me directed, fecllonate, loves children, auperlo Pitcher Village Court or call Mr, Sync Furnished and unfurnished. Iramedi- close. J900 below FHA appraisal. No of ParH Avenue, tho point and place of with'the AtrllnK Clerk of the Superior I tdiall expose for sale ut public ven- watch dog. Needs home In counlr: 741-1)115, repairs needed. Owner. 291-9388. buildings nni 2-'i acres fully land' Court, State. House Annex, Trenton. due. at the Court House In the Borough or space to run. Call 671-0149. Ho occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER scaped. Buses. Call 446-9259 or 4S2-3M3. beginning. New Jersey, In accordance with thn of Freehold. County of Monmouth. .*«w RIVER FRONT VIEW AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. FLORIDA -LAKE WORTH. Two bed The aforesaid described premises are rules of civil practice and procedure. Jerspy, on Monday the 14th day of Sep- BT. BERNARD PUPPY —Female 542-3500. rooms, kltclien, dinette, living room, CULTS NECK AREA — Cozy lakefront also known as 149 Park Avenue, Keum This action- has been Instituted for tember, l!)fil. at 2 o'clock, P. M. Pre- Beven weeks old. AKC registered. 671 Quiet yet convenient garden apartment lame utility room. All electric. Tuxes home. Boating and fishing, =!i acre burg, New Jersey. vailing Time, BO07. on bank of Na.ve.ilnk River. 3!i anil FURNISHED HOME — Seven rooms, wooded lot. Secluded yet convenient. The approximate amount of the judg- the purnose or foreclosing n mortgage 1 convenient location rear Red Bank 530.96 annually. Completely furnished, dated March 13, 1M2 made by William PERSIAN MOTHER CAT — Has on room apartments available. Cablnt Call between 9-11 a.m. or 4-9 p.mquie. t neighborhood. Priced for quick For appointment, call 542-2425. ment to be satisfied by aald sale is C. Phillips and Kathleen Phi 11 ins hi' ALL the defendants' right, title and kitchen-fireplace. Call Mr. Rubsam o sale at $12,500 Call 512-9467 or write the sum of $9,500.00 together with lh« interest, If any, in and to tha follow- white kitten, with blue eyes and fluff lira. Wilson, MA 2-7800. 74H773. MIDDLETOWN — Barn red Cape Cod, wife to J. I. Klslak Mortgage Corpor- ing: fur, $12. Ore black atrlped, blue eyes J. Van Brunt, 4904 Colle Dr., Lake trees, fireplace, river rights, three bed- costs of this aaJe, ation and assigned to Dry Dock Sav- Huffy lur, J3. Clean habits. 741-1008. KEANSBUIta — Lovely five-room fu RENT IT FOR $1TS A MONTH Worth, Fla. Dated July 28, 1M4 ings Bank and to recover possession AM UuU certain tract, Ac, In the . BUY IT FOR $150 PER MONTH rooms, den. Near train, bua. etc. Yi ' JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sherirf. nished apartment, heitt, hot water li MIDDLETOWN — Colonial barn red adjoining woods. J16.5O0. 747-2T88 and concerns real estate located :it "(Townshi) p of Holmdel, County of Mon- DALMATIAN — Beautiful male, 1 eluded, good location, $125 plus electrli This three-bedroom home in on Park Miron M. Walley, Atty. Sylvia Terrace. Middletown Township, montii and Stute of New Jersey, dt- Ave., Shrewsbury. It has been FHA three bedroom split level, eat-In kitch- Aug. 12, 19, 26, Sept. 2 $14.16 months old, gentle, lovable, 575. CalCHATEAU REALTY:, Heal Estnte, 21 en, dining room, large recreation room, PLEASURE BAY SECTION — On riv- New Jersey also known and des't- r. ibt> O.I. SU8 per month rent other. One has five rooms, two ty of Monmouth, in the Slate of NewWPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 810 feet more or less to a fence; VETS NO DOWN HIGHLANDS — Three rooms fumlshi $17,600. Owner 264-46D3. bedrooms, l'/j liattia, new hardwood Jersey: LAW DIVISION thence south 25 minutes west along said apartment, bath, all utilities. 26 Nav MIDDLETOWN — Vacant three-bed- floors, porch and hot water oil fired BEING known and designated aa Lot MONMOUTH COUNTY fence 192 feel to a brook ihence along sink Ave., Rt. 38. 872-9892. room ranch, newly painted No. 47 as shown, on "Subdivision Map Docket No. I. 3H>:i-HL said brook South 57 degrees 54 min- Nor. - Vets $490 decorated. H40 a month, yearly lease. BEAUTIFUL BELFORD RANCH—Bet- heat. Other house, three rooms, bath, of New Shrewsbury Park, Section III, ter than new, twn years old, six rooms porch and patio. Gaa heat. Close to i 87M-fll utes west 285,1 feet; thence still along Beautiful Cape Cod In one of Mon- Call CROWELL AGENCY, 63 River- schools, stores and transportation. In- Swimming Elver Road and Rlverdale EDWARD C. ASAY, Plaintiff va: said brook South 57 degrees 54 min- mouth's finest location. Four bed- HOUSES FOR SALE side Ave., Red Bank. 741-4030. three bedrooms, full high anil dry base Avenue, Borough of New Shrewsbury, utes west, 137.9 feet thence still along ment with outside entrance, attached quire at above address or call 787-0444 Monmouth County, New Jersey," dated ARTHUR W. STAHLBAUM, Defendant rooms, large living room and kitch- COUNTRY COTTAGE — Immeiliat garage attractive yard with trees, flow- after 4 p, By virtue of a writ of -tecutlon In said brook aouth 32 degrees 9 minutes en, tile bath, full basement, ISO' lot. occupancy. Four rooms, bath, kitchen, December 14, 1954, and filed' Septem- the above stated action to me directed. west, 83.8 feet; thence stjll along said immediate posneasion at closing ers und garden. Pleasant quiet neigh- RUMSON — We have what you're look ber 22, 1055. in the Office of the brook south 4 degrees 24 minutes west Middletown village area. Suitable for borhood, walking distance to schools ing for In this charming four-bedroom Clerk of Monmouth County in File No. I Hhall expose for sale at public ven- Only J14.R9O lit Berg MORE LISTINGS SHOWN one or two person family. Rent J75. - due, at the Court House In the Bor117.- 5 feel; thence still along said brook and transportation, owner must sell be- two-bath Cape Cod Colonial. 20 living •43, Sheet No. 14. aouth 57 degrees 48 minutes west 480.5 MORE LISTINGS SOLD Call 671-0161. cause of Illness. Offered below market room with wood burning fireplace, de The ahove description la in accord- ough, of Freehold, County or Menmmth. value at $19,200. New Jersey, on Tuesday th-s 8th dayfeet; thenct; nortli 81 degrees 17 min- The Berg Agency MONMOUTII BEACH CLUB CIRCLE. luxe eat-in kitchen, pine paneled den ance with a survey made hy Henry of. September, 1954, at 2 o jlo;k P. M.utes west 756 feet passing through a FIVE ROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED. full basement, lovely trees and garden F. Labreccjuc. dated May 25, 1056. BROWN A OVERTON AGENCY v Prevailing Time. marked chestnut tree to the main Realtor ' 1'-'. BATH, OIL HOT WATER HEAT, Priced at only $24,500. ELWOOD Belnc commonly known and ilralg All the defendant'a rtgnt title and broc'.i; thence up the said brook H40 190x150 GARAC.E. SEPTEMBER 10 TO 9 White St, R*d Bank ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 nated as No. 110 Apple Orchard Drive, feet, more or less, to the line of the 741-2525 Interest, if any, In nnd to the fol- "Personalized Service" JUNE 10. $130 MONTH. UTILITIES Prospect Ave, Litth- Sllw.. .1.-1 New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. lowing: farm formerly of James G, Taylor; 671-1000 EXTRA. HE 2-6S72 AFTER S P.M, POUT MONMOUTH — Cute flve-rL,,,,, The approximate amount of the judg- I. All that certain lot, tract, or thence north 7 degrees 5 minutes east MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms, ex- ranch, deep lot, only $10,900. VA noment to be satisfied by said sale is parcel of land and premises herein- parly along the centre line of the afore- N. J. Largest Residential tra large modern kitchen, separate din- down, FHA (350 down, subject to VAthe sum of $17,000.00 together with the after particularly described, sttuat-. ly- said highway leading from Centrevlll* Real Estate Brokers WANTED TO RENT ing room. Large living room, sun- or FHA approval. CHATEAU REALTY. costs of this sale. ing and being In he Townshi*) of to William fl. Hendrlckson, 1849 feet porch. 1\4 car garage. Chain link fencn Dated July 20, 1964 Marlboro In the County of Monmouth to the point nnd place of Beginning, Real Estate, 215 Carr Ave., Keansburg. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. be the saiil several distances and dl* Daily 9-9, See Page 200 in tho SINGLE BUSINESS WOMAN wishes In backyard. House and grounds In ex787-5884. and State of New Jer3»y:— Saturday-Sunday 10-7 tn chare an apartment with anothei cellent condition. $16,500. 787->74Q. Elmer O. Goodwin, Alty. BEGINNING at the 6th corner (be- menslons, more or less. Yellow Pages. single woman In the Middletown Town- OLDER, TWO STORY COLONIAL — Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26 111.18 ing the southeast corner) of n tract Route 35 Middletown, N. J. ship, area, preferably nenr buses. Must RIVER OAKS — Pretty frame ant Living room, dining room, three bed Containing 158.44 acres, more or less. of ib and 55/100 acres conveyed to The property Is located on Center* Garden State Parkway Thru The Red Bank Area move by the end of September, Ca]' atone rancher. Large living roam, with rooms, full basement with outaldp en Elizabeth O. Stout by Garrett B Con- 787-4001. raised hearth fireplace, family Hlze trance, Low taxes. 111.000. A. FRED NOTICE over, Administrator of Isaac C. John- vllle Road, Holmdel Township, New Exit 117 Multiple Listing Service dining room, deluxe kitchen, wood- MAFFEO AGENCY. 735 Broad St. 3-80 ston, dee'd., by deed dated PtsbruLty Jersey. PRIVATE ROOM — In private home. paneled den, three bedrooms, two tiled Ihrewsbury. Call 741-9333. The approximate amount of the judge- Red Bank - Middletown area. Manager batha plus aewing room, basement, SHERIFF'S SALE 13, 1923 and recorded In Book 1216 or RUMSON — Beautiful frame aad brick SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY deeds, page 22 etc., ihence as Bur-ment (o be satisfied by said sale ii of national concern. Excellent rccom two-car attached garage, beautiful yard CHANCERY DIVISION veyed May 6th, 193T: (1) along the the sum of S2.5OO together with the mendatlons. Write "A,IS." Box 51an1d patio. Don't wait too long, pricedsplit level on 1& acres, three bed costs of this sale. Red Bank. at only $31,fiG0. ELWOOD A. ARMroom- , 2la balhs, paneled den with fire- MONMOUTH COUNTY south line of .said 45.H5 acre,; Hf.uth STRONO AGENCY. Realtor, 555 Pros-place, recreation room with bar, cen- Docket No. F 3M5-63 aixty-flve- degrees fifteen minutes West, Dated July iH, 1964 Buy Your Home Thru the Teicher Agency WANTED Two-bedroom garaR ppct Ave,, Little Sliver. 741-45(10. tral air conditioning. Alao lovely 23x50 Arrow Savings and I-oan Association, approximately four hunrtrrd ;\n:\ nine- JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. nttnK* in Riimxfln. Cn' contnur swlininini; pool with cnbun;i, a New Jersey Corporation, Plaintiff va: ty-three feet to a point In the east I'nc Pntcrsrtn & Cooper, Attys. RED BANK Many extras. Must sell quickly, rc- Samuel Edward Gibbs. et als., Defend or Hut Gordon CornrrR-Uoliert ;vllle Aug. ID, 20, Sepl. 2. 9 $87.40 Near high school, [hreebeilmom home, Inccd tn $61,500. Call owner. UK-1947. nts Highway (called In former deed Ma- THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! living morn, dining room, kitchen, tax- By virtue of a writ ol excculirn In nalapati-Patlims Turnpikei; i.viitp I'H FURNISHED ROOMS es under 5:5(10. Bcsl term* nvailnble to KUMSON — NEW LISTING! Colonial the above stated action to me dlnorl- h thirty-seven degrees nine min- NOTICE any (nullified buyer. Call owner. 671- Cane Cod. Tour bedrooms, two tiled reeled. 1 shall cxim^e for M!S al pub-ute : K;i'it llvp hundred c lfihly-.se veil 3-TO PRIVATE ROOM ANI> BATH-Slngl ' ' 1 alU'i 5:30 run. baths Living room with fireplace. ic vendup, at the Court House In theand (>7.'1<>O frel to a point In the past WHY? or double. Professionals prrferrpil. 1'ri Electric kilclien. rlisltwasher. Pine don. Hurojgii of Freehold, County of Mini line or said tS.5.r> acres; Lhrner C.i SIIKIIIFF'S SALF valt entrance. Call after S. MM1M. I-'ull dry basement, Circulating hot wa-mouth, New Jersey, on Tuesday the Boulh nineteen ti ogre c.i, twenty-eight [fi;ItKlli COl'KT OF NKW JERSEY . . .n luigc rooms, l!' baths, fireplace, CHANCERY DIVISION 1. PROVEN SALES RECORD n v ter oil heat. Sliiidc trcfa. English flower 8th ilfiy of September. HMil, at 2 minutes East alone ssiid Bast line ;•[>- REaPCWSIBL>r"mnn or wninnii. Very recreation room, scenk vii'W. Choice Burdens. Early possession. $24,500. Call o'clock. P. M. Prevailing Time. proxlmately two hundred and seventy* MONMOUTH COUNTY (Over *2,00O,000 In Residcnllol Real Estate sold (or 3 Consecullvt Vtan) nii-e room In new home, .all prlvllni. it ion JSfi.SOO. Call Mli-U66 or 84"now (or appointment! STANLEY K. All the following tract or parcel of eight fret Jo the F'^i-t or BEGINNING. Docket No. F-2762-«3 2. PREFERRED ATTENTION Write "A.IV. Box 511. Red Hank. 31155. DOWNS. Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. land and the premises hereinafter par- Containing onp and WIOO acres. DAVID SILVERSTEIN t-a BTONE 3. BETTER PRICE RUMSON WATEHKRONT — S31). 500. ticularly described, sltlinted, lying and Being nil of lluit part at thn iiforrs.ilf! CRAFT CONST., Plaintiff va: ERNEST MATAWAS — Wanted Rlrl tn shnra NEW EUIIUSWBIiUIlY - Colonial. Four E HOl.MKS Defendant A. SPECIALISTS IN FHA AND VA MORTGAGES furnished house with two other girls. bi'drooms threo baths. Excellent csi- Solid value In and eight-year-old Cape being In thn municipality of Township 15 and 55/100 acrrs lying South of the Cod. Four bedrooms, two full batli.i, of Mala wan. In the County o( Monaforesai- d highway. By virtue of a writ of execution In WEST LONG BRANCH - HOME OF NlONMOUTH COLLEGE Private- bedroom. Bhure living and dltlon, latge rooms. J27.500. 747-53RO, Ibe nliijve stilted action to me direct- ilchrn rooms. Call 2fi4-1115. large living dining room, beautiful sun mouth and State of New Jersey: BE- Excepting therefrom premises de- 1. Dutch Colonial. Fint floor contains living room with *ton« fireplace, ATTKACTIVK TWO STORY COLONIAL deck, hu.'ihead, semi-finished ntudio. 1NO known as Loin No, ft, 0A ami 7Ascribed in tired from Arlhur W " ed, I .shall expose for sale at public SINGLE ROOMS - Clean ana comfor- In country si'lMnR. Two bedroom.';, one RUSSELL M. BORUS Realtors. 600 In Block J an shown and laid out onbaum and Grace C. Stahlbaum, hus- vendiu, nt tlic Court Houao in tht dining room, breakfast room, kllchen with flas range, den and lavatory. BoroiiKi. of Freehold, County of Mon- Three bedrooms and ceramic tile both on second door. Two-car garage, tab.e. Iloaaonable rates. Gentlemen pre- bath, living room with fireplace, eat-in River Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4532. Mem-a certain map entitled 'Map of Cliff' band and wife, to William Hoyt ferred. 02 Wallace St 741-83W. kitchen rumpus ruom, uttitclied Ramse iiiiiiiih, N'i.v Jcrany, on Monday the lull basement, hot-water oil heal, plaster walls—all add up to a good buy ber Multiple LlBtlng Service, wood Heights, situated at Olirrwood, Scliarff nnd Reba O. Sclinrrr, husband liimlscapcil Here with trrca. G7l-1 Monmoutli County N. J." filrd in thonnd wife, duted October l.'I, i&.Vi nnd lilh day (if fieptcmber, 1964, at 2 Dt $18,500- asking price, Qualified vet—no money down. Non-vet only .'UAO'nVE -"- Double or alngle itYluHf. p. M, Prevailing Time. room, reasonable. Call TWO-HEHKOOM HOME - -Oarage, new EUROPEAN BOUND SACRIFICE — Office of tha Clerit of Monmouth Coun- recorded In Ihe Monmouth County (GOO dawn. ty. Clrrk's Office on Oclobei I'.V 1!)M in ALL the following tract or parcel ot M2-IW1B kitchen, larfjp Int. Call owner Un ap-First time offered nt this ridiculously IIIIHI ..i)[ lie tiremifiPH lierPlnafle-r par- 7f747V low price. $21).0(HI gets you right-roam The above, premises are described Dcrdboolt 2C21 at Page 211 2. Owners retiring-must sell spoMcss ramh approximately six years old. ROOM KOH UK NT In Llltlr Silver, by mele.f and bounds .is follows in II. October in VX-h ,it\v<>ni Wil- llnilnrly dem-rllied, nltuatod, lying and split rl un ' • acre with srri'rns, bciiiK in l'i City "I Red Hank. County Three bedrooms, T'j baths, llvlntj room, dining urea, knolty pine kitch- ti-hen privilfRfs Nriir bus. Cull 747 NCirn stun etc. 'i mile from new Rcnr ordiinco with survey mnde by Holi- liam Hnyt Sdmrff iinil Hcl.ji fj. Hdmrff. en with buill-lii tuirje und oven, and lustom bulll, enclosed wood md lo. •(. tached (tarone und combination aluminum slorm and screen windows Itfd Hank. 717-li:Vl7. I; I IT. .;l sacrifice l)pc : hoil^c Sutlir- niClii NNi.«(i sit II [mint on Ihi' N .. b.'iun• i and (;.' i • mm i;-? UnMlc tuif or twn l:U|h-s. rull 1 -.m e.iterly side or County Itdiul 10(1 fedwife p. O. mldr^. HDX 'SM*:. RH No. \<\ in n point In thi- South throughout house, Quiet area, nkcly shrubl>rd lol 100x150, Asking price \\\y. rhonp :ni-Mfi7. RANHI HOMK""-"lliilf ii..re"plnV ll lay ami Sunday. Call ufier S:3(l weekly, • IT Stri-pt dlKliint 330 teri J19.500. Quo I Hied vet absolutely no money down, Non-vcl only $VW living iimm. U\12 d.nl.i;; mom. V nil (Uiy ftilunl.iy iiml Sunday. t>71 -'Tlti Wr:(l fiunciui, tin- linsltiitiil, to Wlllliim Ilnyt 3. corner ol Swimming River Rood and Mulberry Lane—over-slifd ihrtr atilo elBlit-rndru homo unly three years Rm'fl 2 minute* 50 seconds West Bchiirff nnd Rcba O. Sclliirfr huslmnii • • r.ict (if which the within tic- Bank. 747-, HhfWJi- green .12 minutes 10 srromlfi Kant UK) forruprly brlimglng lo Thomas J. Clny 'oimty Clrrk'8 offlca In Deed down, Nort-vcl only 5900 down. 30-yeor mortgage available or assume 1 buy. 711-521 '2. Hilaur Service. Ilm>k CJ4, nutfe 10. 128.6 feet to land M iilllonliiB, electric eye door Bit rum , led to thf .-wild Northwesterly line of ton 2tYl fret; thrnris (2» Smith 70 dp existing FHA mortnagr with modest down payment. Practically Im Sin-year, four-hoi room, l i-htith de- crcil pfilli> II ml many ntlcr rxi County Hmni nnd MID point nnd place PS 47 rnlniitea Went at right angles forrnnly of Amelia Ellis; mediate occupancy. 11 Kill fill Colonial with Inrpp Ii vlrij; room, HlHiuld lir sprn tn nmireclatp. Mid- IIITNGALOW — f MKOINNINO. tho flrnl roiirni' 147-01/100 Iff I them:*! t'l) In a westerly direction and at VP. Automntia oil 1 IliiliiK room, modern lillchcii wllli din- Ihlrllns, Owner. 711-MHL'. heat It in Intended to ilrnrrlh* the name thrncn (3\ Nortli 54 ileKrer.i lo 'JfUIOJIl K mi- noiilifily line ()r land now "NO DOWN" Gl FINANCING . . . "LOW DOWN ' HIA FINANCING . uid 111 ! Wll 1 P [[cnsoiHi >\e Call any lug urcn. four real Inrgr bed munis, •rernlsrfl conveyed l<» Knmurl Kchvnrd uitrs Wont l!7,Vit>/KH) lo Inmh fur- or formerly of tho aforesaid Amelia FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS . . . CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES WIT' lull l.;ncmrti! nnd rei-nNillmi n i. twn Tu:MK()N" "~NK7/!iri-nr"UnikliiB f«r i line i ( or .*i P in. Ml- 'JM. Kills IM fert to a nolnt; thence (31 PRE-PAYMCNT PKIVILEGES. <;il»bs urnl Jolitii filbhi. tils wife, by mnly bplonglnB to In fine Jitlin.il on. now i-nr c:tMK«'. clood liHMthtn. Owner musi rrllrr-iiifiil Imnit- ' 1'nitv -Ox yenr ol i;| Itl WHIHJRY —""/in it dated NnvrintHT lx. t!Mil nnil Htahlhaiirti, Ihrncc ill North li:t ilc^rrcrt hi a northerly direction nnd on a line •e now HKK Till ft 11OMH (»Kthreo-licdioun- i riim-li. Irnniarnliiti- in if 1, n< M|».'. itlllllll'i strtlflv 1 ces irdfil Nnvrmbpr i7. 1M1 in Honk Sfi tiilriiilps Knst nlong thp smnn :i*li- piinillel with tin- IIrat cnurne herein tn> *r iiHiin'KM PRICK or vrj. •;idi' (Hid Kill U <(> In un r,.r Qi'H'K ACTION I'A,, i. n l)in ip rinin TV i'M. \ \KMSriill,\i; ACIv-.rV ItiTillnr 'iistn-ly illri'iillim mid along, ihe noulh- It II C nlrv Kit -lien. K nil lie.ln 'I h ili.ii 111(1 CimlnimitK one ami ,V-IO ncrrs, KA rri.Hpfd A\p.. Little Wllvfr. 711 SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY CROWELL AGENCY, Roaltor h 1 y-: mil >rly «iili' of IMvrr fltiTi l :ili tfH to Ml Itirre n l lirrrln nml JIIIKIP n NOTK: The nbuve prciiilfH-fi 11. nnd 1,11'n limn.llMtnn.'i e il. dll.Tl , br |i'ilnt or place of licKliinlnf,' Indepnndcnt Lilting Brokers (|\ CMI-IC 7U-HHU Red It.UiK at [>tut ••••mil M 1 Vv-i ^>> • -I" II. I lire lot'alrd nil the Hnuth »I ,if M.ilu- !'•• inil.-fl i.If llniile II, MiirllMtm T.WII- Specirtliiti Sine* 1940 in lni.K'I'oWN I'oiir hnliiioms, irr- Viinty, New Jer.M-y. i-y I'uloir.i • IK in • . ... i wiui. New .h-rsev. nliln. New .Irrsry. The ii|>|>nixlmiih' luirnint r>f iln> IU'IK- Tim [i]i|>roxhtinlf ntiHiunl nt tho Judg- Real Eif«tn - Proporty MAn/tgomttnt - Morigagoi to.iftis. three tiled IMUI* Crnelnu-f IU K1VK-11ODMH Ami Imlh, H infiit ft be nntlKfled hy nnid flsli- I* ment to l>f* nutlflfW'il by m\i\ mile in iidiuneiil |o he .-'.ltinfii'd liy nnU[ miln Ink' ii'O'ii. I'm mill ilinifift lonin, I'lln H fi.ni It) ii p.m. K'4 Center Avf „ H the. Hum of JI.IKIO toKrihrr with tht llnt.' nn'iu-iPu'v V.'IMI per liuuilll. Klh lien, lir en hf (inl nrni. Flreplncr ir the -turn Mf SlII.MHHHl Ingrthrr with Minn nt (I'J.tHlo.lH) logfthfr wllh thn Alliuitfr Mi m\UM of thi.i 287 OCEANPORT AVENUE Ask fur Mr. Coi. 'J'lif JOflKPH IIACINA tlli> iKitiplnl den. (IveiHt/rd hvo-ear p.i iif ronts or thin OIIP. coids of thin naif. A4 DfUrd July fl, |M4 Datfd July 30, IIHI4 raw ACCCSII to rlvi-r and dock. Th« JO.HWPH A, BUfl OCEANPORT — 542 - 3500 FtmiKWRnimY-TiirPft-bwIrnfim ranch, nlllmnlf in (iimllly nml valim! SIA.EMW. nlns nxmifl, Ihreo hathn, two hltrlimit. JORPiPIl A, HUAFTO, fihnriff. JOHEPII A, HIIAFTO, Sheriff. , iAirro. sheriff. lop cone! II km, Men! location, many KTANLRY K.UOVVNB. Jleallor, Bhrewr A-;i flppllinctB, drape* and curtnted. Xurher, Giilitlien * WPIBB, Atty/i Btrmrr and Kan?, Attyn, Rh«|ilon firl»a<;lil«r, Atty. xtras. Owner. 119,000; 747-1660. bury. 7111017. One acre, brook. $16,000. 671-2832. AUf. !-• 10, 36, Sept. % $71.78 " [, 13. If, SO. «fpt. 3 AUK. 10, 26, fieDt. 2. 0 |S7.Dfl y, Aug. J9, WA THE DAILY REGISTER POGO By WALT KEUt DAILY CROSSWORD ACEOSS A'Mood- 20. Tibetan Bridge Column L Napoleon'* Ricking gazelle place of worm 22. A By ALFRED SHHNWOLD exile 8. Hindu ship's 6. A sensation sacred tree bunk I have a difficult problem," ofwarmta 4. Indefinite 23. A reports a reader. "Whenever I 9. An age article group stop to think at the bridge ta- 10. Provoke B. Study hard: of ble, my wife tries to signal to The Hand 11. Hail! colloq. Boy me. I keep telling her this is 12. Light 6. A strong Scouts ust as bad as cheating, but she It Minced cord 24. Enlg- oath refuses to stop. South dealer 7. Ancient mas Yesterday's Answer iNorth-South vulnerable 16. Compass 8. Famous 25. Con- "Just the other niyht we had a point fight over this hand. I led the! NORTH ship canaJ: clude 32. Waste silk A 64 17. Musio Ontario 26. Crested fibers deuce of spades. My wife won note V K104 1L Excla- hawk- 33. Longing with the jack and returned the 0 K8752 18. Abashed mation parrot 35. Gael three to my king, and declarer 4 A10 6 20. Fuel 12. Retain 28. Sandarac 38. Biblical took the third spade. WEST EAST 21. Yes: si 13. Relieves tree lion Declarer then ducked a dia- • K952 • QJ73 22. Piece of 15. Eskimo 30. Web-footed 41. From: mond to my wife, who led her ^ ft 26. Chiefs i i 4 i 6 1 8 heart or a club, ray wife clutched A A 10 8 27. Skating VA VA VA herself in the region of the heart 17 "Just to punish her for this Opening lead — A 2 abbr. VA VA signal to lead a heart, 1 led a 85. Body of lit •a lub. She told me I was deaf as water \% VA well as dumb and refused to go vital if your partner has the ace 88. Cavity l\ on with the game. and cannot hurt if your part- •7. Type of VA, ner's trick is elsewhere, ^ "What should I do?" mining ii, 2ft4 Four Methods Third, teach your opponent to 19. Town: VA suffix 27" One solution is to teach your play better. Instead of tackling 40. God of V/, VA VA wife to play better. When she diamonds, he should finesse with love: Gr. 55" JO SI 'V won her diamond trick she could dummy's ten of hearts. He gets MICKEY MOUSE % WALT DISNEY C Turkish VA it have cashed the ace of hearts nine tricks with two hearts, and river 14 35 36 before leading her last spade. tlie defense gets only three spades 43. Location VA Then you would have no problem and the ace of hearts. 44. Game fish 47 58 » and she wouldn't fear heart fail- The fourth method is to wear VA VA ure. DOWN 40 41 42 blinkers, dark glasses and car 1 Projecting VA VA A second remedy is to think stoppers when you play bridge edges of 43 44" 'aster yourself. A heart lead is with your wife. roof VA VA VA In practice, none of these meth- 8-/9 ods will work. Better brush up Mrs. Messner on chess. But be sure to let your wife make out your tax return Draftinglnstitute Technique New Leaves $50,000 Talent should be encouraged. ASBURY PARK — A pro- ing of adults seeking new careers DAILY QUESTION grammed learning technique has and better job opportunities. NEW YORK - The late Mrs. Partner opens with 2 NT (22 to been developed for each of three Monmouth Drafting Institute, Kathryi) G, Messner of Brook- 24 points,) and the next player drafting courses offered by the at 620 Bangs Ave., offers resident willow Ave., West Long Branch, passes. You hold: Spades—K 9 5 2. Hearts—J 7 6 5. Diamonds Monmouth Drafting Institute, evening courses in architectural, and New York, president and ed- here. 10 6. Clubs — 7 3 2. What do By SAWDERS and OVERGARD electronic and mechanical draft- itor-in-chief of Julian Messner, STEVE ROPER Student training is conducted on ing technology. you say? _ c. _ r 50 IONS, YOU BISW£/ an individual basis and replaces The Institute is approved for Inc., publisher, left an estimated Answer: Bid three clubs, the THEN HOW ABOUT DRIVING NURSE -DO YOU MIND GETTING Stayman Convention. This asks MUCH OBLIGED, JUNO- I ONE OF MY TRUCKS?-NOT LOST FOR A FEW MINUTES ?• -WHILE I HOPE YOUR BRAKE? ALWAYS the "classroom" approach in vocational training by the New {50,000 estate. HOLD—THE WAY THEY HAVE your partner to show a major BUT 1 HAPPEN TO BE | -I FI6UREP YOU WOULDN'T I SAY GOODBYE TO A VERY training. Lectures and training Jersey Department of Education. This was revealed in Surro- THE KIND OF JOKER LIKE A WOMAN BOSS-EVEN STUBBORN GUY ? WHEN J TRieD TO MOVE tOtlfj suit if he can. You will raise to lilms are scheduled for each gate's Court here, when her will WHO'D RATHER HANDLE IF SHE—-LIKED YOU/ game if he bids hearts or spades. etudent at every assignment level. was filed for probate. A WORK-HOR: Programming allows the student SATCOM Agency If he bids three diamonds, show- DER3Y Under provisions of the will, to advance as rapidly as his abil- ing no major suit, you will go to WINNER.' Mrs. Gilbert Richards, of 31 ities permit and shortens the Secretary Cited three no trump. Brookwillow Ave., West Long course by as much as 25 per FORT MONMOUTH - In a re- Branch, receives a $5,200 annuity For Sheinwold's 36-page book- cent, institute spokesmen said. cent ceremony in the command- and Mrs. Messner's -West Long let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' When necessary, teaching is on ing general's office, U.S. Army Branch property bounded on the send 50c to Bridge Book, Red an individualized basis, fitting the Satellite Communications (SAT- south by Maple Ave. Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand course to die student, rather than COM) Agency, Mrs. Helen W. Central Station, New York 17 working to a strict classroom ba- Schneider of 45 Gosselin Ave. was Lynn Richards Stenick of 214 N. Y. sis. Each.student is treated as an presented with a certificate and West Morgan Ave., West Long individual, taking into account his cash award for Outstanding and Branch, inherits $10,000 real learning speed, moving him ahead Sustained Superior Performance property in West Long Branch Catholic Scouts' to his own ability which may dif- by Brig. Gen. J. Wilson Johnston, bounded on the north by Maple Camporee Sept. 12, 13 Ave. and about two-fifths of the fer to the learning rate of a class. the agency's commanding gener- SOMERVILLE - The ninth NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT ami GEORGE CRENSHAW High school subjects such as al. remaining estate. 1 annual Retreat Camporee for mechanical drawing, mathemat- Mrs. Schnieder's award is for Dorothy Coleman of 30 Brook- Boy Scouts of Roman Catholic J PON'T rNWNP PULUINI BUT HOW IN THE W0RLP ics, the sciences and industrial the period when she was the sec- willow Ave. inherits $5,000, jew- faith will be held Sept. 12 and 13 VOU OUTTA THIS PI? VOU SET IN THeRE arts are foundations for training retary for the Technical Liaison elry and about one-fifth of the at Duke Island Park near this HOLg IN THE FIRST" PLACE 1.' In a drafting career. The program Division, now called the informa- remaining property. place. Will Rahill, Spring Lake, is also geared to assist job up- tion office. She joined the agency The rest of the estate goes to Catholic lay committee chairman grading within industry, or train- in 1961, after eight years of sec- a brother- and a friend here. for Monmouth Council, said tha retarial experienco In government Mrs. Messner died- Aug. 4 at 300 scouts and leaders would par- COMPANY PICNIC and business offices, She received the age of 81. Her firm publishcc icipate from this area. 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