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j Two California Teenage Girls "ASTRO^GUiDE" ByCeean (Continued) 1 Births j not the product of aay one OBITUARIES author, H* above statements PattmM Annj r H»fptt*l Pf«»nt—For You «nd BestWorldSwimMark injapanby Mr. Carton we did not know. Youri, .. TteeH b» bath Fort Monmoutb HARRY S, UmNCOTT As far as Registered Agent utftim afid beaefk atptctt of Donna de Varona 15-year-old Second Lt. and Mrs. Richard NEPTUNE CITY — Harry S. OSAKA, Japan (AP) - Two is concerned, Mr. Carton's a mild nature, to there's no Olympian from Santa Clara and M. Grossman, 83 Pearl St., Long Llppincott, 62, of 102 Riverdale California school girls'smashed a Weather name appeared is such on the cause for either concern or ela- world record but a Japanese div- Sharon Finneran, 16, of Los An- public record. We are reli- Branch, daughter, Tuesday. Ave. died yesterday In Fitkin geles, eclipsed Miss de Varona's New Jersey — Mostly sunny Sgt. and Mrs. Wilbur V. Camp- tion. Jiut go along doing the- Hospital. «r was the sensation of the day ably informed that a Regis- listed world record of 5:34.5, in today, high from near 70 in the bell, 79 North Sixth Ave., Long best you can and there'll be no Bom in Long Branch, Mr. Lip- In winning the men's platform ti- tered Agent can notify the Sec- a qualifying heat of the 400-meter northwest corner to (he upper retary of State that he is no Branch, daughter, Tuesday. ctute for complaint. This is not pincott was the son of the late de of Japan's outdoor swimming individual medley 70s in the southeast. Clear and longer the Registered Agent, Cpl. and Mrs. Joseph F, Rus- a good time for making calls on Zebulon and Katherine Smith Ll£ and diving championships. Donna the baby of the 1960 cool tonight, low from the 40s and the record will so show. si, 152 Kingsley Ave., Long people as they prefer solitude pincott. He was the former pro- U. S. Olympic team, was clocked i n northwest Branch, son, Tuesday. for the moment So do you! prietor of the Lippincott Gasoline WBtWwtto counties to the in" 5:24.7 — the fastest ever by Letter continues as follows: Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Edward J. Service Station, Lippincott Ave., upper Ms in Dump Gets woman. Miss Finneran, who ha: As for the mortgage from Hill Letourneau, 40 Shrewsbury Ave., Past. • • In England, where Future • • • Japan will train Long Branch. the southeast a mark of 5:29.5 pending fo: 'ield to me, this represented a Highlands, son, Wednesday. Surviving are his wife, Majorie corner. Sunny pistols- and revolven have beta approximately 2500 students to world recognition, was timed 1: bona fide indebtedness Incurred First Sgt. and Mrs. Emmett R. Bennett Lippincott; two stepsons, 100 Per Cent and pleasant virtually outlawed since 1922, act as interpreten for the 1964 5:27.4. Donna said she will gi in 1956, payable and paid over a Whlpey, 46 Gosselin Ave., Fort Thomas Bennett of Wayside and Saturday with there were under 200 homicide* Olympic Games. Thousands can faster in the final. period of years, the last one- M6nmouth, daughter, Wednesday. Walter Bennett, at home: a step- higher after- in 195$. By contrast, there were apeak English, but it seems that fifth installment being paid 2 MCA and Mrs. Richard J. State Rating Shunsuke Kaneto of Tokyo sup- noon tempera- daughter, Mrs. Muriel Rourke of year ago. It should hardly be DeBuyst, 69 East Roosevelt Clr., 7,600 (more than half commit- students are not interested in Groton, Mass.; five grandchildren UNION BEACH-Fred Hebler, plied the big upset of the daj tures, high Middletown, son, Wednesday. necessary to state that this trans- ted with firearms) in the United learning French, Spanish, Italian and a brother, George Lippincott Inspector for the state Depart- when he edged Ron O'Brier from the upper action antedates by years any Monmoutb Medical States. andOerman. of Long Branch. ment oi Health, has given the former Ohio State star, and woi 70s in north- the men's platform diving cham- discussion relating to the park- Long Branch. municipal garbage dump a 100 west counties Services will be Monday at pionship. He scored 149.06 points way interchange. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Mariano, per cent rating, Councilman o the low 80s in the southeast The Day Under Your Sign 10:30 a.m. in the Damlano Funer- to O'Brien's 149.04. Lou Vitucc 533 Harris Ave., Brlelle, son, yes- Cologna reported Marine al Home, Long Branch, with Rev." Leonard A. another former Ohio Stater who terday. ARIES (lorn Mattl 21 H April II) . HIM ($•(>». 21M Oct. 22) Cape May to Block Island — Reply:—The mortgage re- Howard M. Erwm of Emmanuel last night. won the three-meter title Wednes- A ttran ita'ft am tltto bat IMTW tut Northwest winds 15 to 20 knots ferred to Is a matter of public Mr. and Mrs. James Alberts, mar uaqm topomnot in jaor life. Baptist Church, Highlands, offi- Mr. Cologna said that on July 14, day, was fifth off the tower with today with higher gusts at times, record, and was not canceled 16 Wesley St., Monmouth Beach, ciating. Burial will be in Mon- the dump, located at Spruce 133.54 points diminishing to 10 to 15 knots to- on the record until Oct. 19,1961. daughter, yesterday. mouth Memorial Park, Neptune. and Prospect Sts., had only a 72 This Indicates that Mr. Carton per cent rating, as a result of the Barbara McAlister of Phoenix, night and becoming variable had such Interest up to that SEMINHMirll toA...2I) recent dump fire. Ariz., completed a double by add- bout 19 knots during Saturday. DUDLEY L. HAGER ing the women's platform cham- Fair weather, visibility over 5 time. On March 24, 1961, a Issued July H good six months prior to the Township LITTLE SILVER - Dudley L. pionship to the three-meter title miles. Hager, 72, of 12 Borden PI. died The 100 per cent rating was Is she won Wednesday. The 21-year- cancellation of the mortgage, sued July 16 after dump im- Extended Forecast Mr. Carton, according to Free- J (Continued) Wednesday in Rivenriew Hospi- old American outdoor platform tal. provements were made by the titleholder, scored 91.71 points off In eastern Pennsylvania, aouth- holder Director Joseph C. Ir- mayor, has handled the munici LEOfJ>tr22»*Aa«.2l) AQUARIUS [Jan. 21 to Fak. It) win, announced at a meeting of pality's mall service. <*taiawto«tkam««ir. toai Bora in Brooklyn, Mr. Hager garbage contractor, M & O Dis-the tower. astern New York, Connecticut iiw mdaa atnia
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Lenders might like to to decide what to do about taxes, raise charges to borrowers, but at interest rates, Treasury deficits, midyear the demand for fund, Inflation, American gold reserves hadn't risen enough to sustain tariff and other relations with the higher interest charges. Higher in- Common Market, and even Ameri terest would affect business bor- can wage scales, prices and prof rowers, instalment plan borrowers, its. state and community projects, Here are the latest figures on home buyers. how various money matters stand The Washington money manag- as the big policy debate builds uj ers have been trying to keep short- •team: term rates high enough to discour- $81.4 billion, mostly in taxes or age the flow of investment money The U.S. Treasury collected to foreign shores, but long-term corporation and individual in rates low enough to encourage big value! comes in the fiscal year endec growth of the domestic economy. June 30. 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Member o» Ibt Associated Press No use bursting into tears, my friends. Just return your It* ti—nnfl Fntt I* •atuitd MCiuunu a UM OH tor rttuDllcuiOB 01 i i Uu l*c«i H« »rtnuo tickets to the Fugazy Travel Bureau, or your local u ait ontmsn u mi u ti 4P nt»« d psychiatrist, and get your money back. I had thought, Member ol American Newspaper Publisher! Association when everyone else was buying tickets for the first Member Andlt Buieau ot Clrculatfoo flight to the moon, or Jupiter,'or may- Th* tU* kuk fUfMKi uiunm DO ttauom mponalbUIUM for t>pogra»tdui «R>n tn tdnrtlnmtau. wui nprlni wlitout cb&rn, that part °l •<> xlvtrtlaemsot to whtea tat typographical arrar oooura. ad- be Mars, that I would find a nice quiet wUI BIM4* ootttt th* maatftmant immtdlmmy at aaj crroj* w&leit may occur. star which no one else could spell. TfiU MMMiwr ininui w rtipdWbllltlM lot Bailment! of »cln!c»! (9 it'Mr* boa !!• r*id«ri. So I picked Proxima Centauri. It goMcrlpuoo Prlcit In Advanci On. ytir 115.00 811 morini. Itoo «U1 0SV7 at «wnur. T MDU •infli eopj bjr mm. S e«nti is just around the corner, spatially speaking—only 18.6 light years away. FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1962 A good place if you like to rough it on a weekend. A place where you could carry a knapsack, a couple of cans of A Deserved Testimonial BISHOP beans, a package of bacon and the juice Neighborhood communities some- were put before him and looked with of one bottle of bourbon and live like a king. Of course; the space ships area't ready. Some of times are fortunate to have at their utmost care at both sides of any our missiles are missing. One of our astronauts, coming service dedicated citizens who de- given situation to gain the sense of in for a 'landing, almost missed the whole Atlantic vote their energies to the welfare of proportion that would enable him to Ocean. Everybody counts down, but so few get up. the people. Few such citizens have make the fair and right decisions. Still, the model T missiles are being refined so that given more of themselves, their Magistrate Crowell never was a man soon we will have citizens traipsing around the moon thought and energy than has John easily swayed by mere sympathy. craters, ready to be mugged in the dark by neuter na- tives with one eye apiece. V. Crowell, the recently retired mag- When occasion merited, he could be, Now I have the word of no less an authority than istrate of Red Bank and continuing was and remains a stern disciplinar- Dr. Sebastian von Hoerner—who else?—'that nan may magistrate of Fair Haven. It has been ian. But never has he been a vindic- fly around his own little solar system, but he will never Mr. Crowell's duty to measure out tive man; always he exercised broad- get out of the terrestrial backyard. Never. That in- justice on the local level. He has ly a sense of fair play. That is all "I didn't toy It ain't dangtroui, kid, but It can't be THAT dangerous, oriitrwlit cludes Proxima Centauri, because Prox just so happens done this fairly and well. that can be desired from the man Hity'd bad enlisted mm, uh ... 'volunteer'.. .1" to be out of this world. on the bench. His practices estab- Maybe von Hoerner is, too, but; that's another Friends and neighbors of Mr. These Days: quantum question. Dr. Sebast, as I like fo think of him, Crowell will gather in The Oaks, lished a pattern well worthy oi LETTERS is holed up in Heidelberg, Germany, where he dreams copying. up reasons why we can't do this and that Recently, McGuire's Grove, Middletown, to- MRS. WHITE REPLIES morrow night to pay tribute to this It was only on the advice of a 20th Century Morals TO REGISTER LETTER he wrote an article for Science, in which he pointed man at a testimonial dinner. Justice physician—after a period of ill health New Jersey Highway out that man may soon snap off his pad to visit the By GEORGE L SOKOLSKY Authority neighboring planets around our sun, but that we will Haydn Proctor of the New Jersey —that Magistrate Crowell left the Garden State Parkway remain prisoners in our own little world and never get Supreme Court will deliver the prin- Red Bank court. He has been suc- There used to be a town called Sodom which the Woodbridge, N. J. Lord in His eternal wisdom ordered destroyed. From July 25, 1962 out of it. cipal address. It should be an inspir- ceeded by another respected lawyer, To the Editor: Other Civilizations it has come down to us, to this day, the word sodomy My attention has been directed ing message as Justice Proctor, sit- William I. Klatsky. Red Bank has and apparently, from ancient times to the present, it to an "open letter" addressed to Well. You should have seen what that did to the ting on this state's highest bench, much to thank Magistrate Crowell is a practice disapproved by most of mankind. Its de- me as chairman of the New Jer- morning corn flakes. Dr. Sebast also feels that some sey Highway Authority which ap- of us are megalomaniacs. Science knows that there ire has been in a position of advantage for. Expressions in this direction will fenders point to a galaxy of practition- peared in your newspaper a few to evaluate the work done at the be made at the testimonial dinner. ers from Plato to Tchaikovsky to prove hours after I had left on a trip millions of suns, and that these suns radiate warmth that such persons may contribute much to Mexico. I returned home on billions of planets. Therefore, the good doctor as- home town court of law. It is fitting earlier this week, and am glad sumes that there must -he other sophisticated civiliza- and proper that this testimonial be There is no virtue so truly great to mankind. to review with you the facts in It is generally maintained by police the matter of the proposed Red tions and, if we are trying to get into orbit now, others given to cap the career of a man and godlike as justice.—Addison. Hill Road interchange. officials that apart from the morals in- may have tried it from far-away worlds long ago. whose energies have been concen- The New Jersey Highway "It would be megalomania," says Dr. Sebast, "to volved, the practitioners of various Authority has a "Future Plan- trated upon public justice. Four things belong to a judge: homosexual methods are prone to be- ning Committee" consisting of think that we are the one intelligent civilization in the For 26 years, Red Bank has been To hear courteously, to answer wise- ing blackmailed. In fact, if caught at key staff members and special universe. On the contrary, we should assume from our consultants. The committee is present knowledge that life and intelligence will have ly, to consider soberly, and to de- SOKOLSKY their activity, they are usually arrested. responsible for anticipating long- fortunate to have in its local court developed, with about the same speed as on earth, a man who searched facts as they cide impartially.—Socrates. They are therefore unfit for service in sensitive areas range problems before they be- of government, such as the State or Defense come critical and for determining wherever the proper surroundings and the needed time effective solutions. The impact have been provided." Departments. of all future construction by Your Money's Worth; state or local agencies or private Why then, have they not flown to us? Because it A correspondent from Washington, D. C. writes interests is evaluated and Author- is impossible. Von Hoerner says that if you can imagine me to challenge such a statement: ity plans developed accordingly. our earth as a single grain of sand, then the sun is a "By what authority or knowledge do you presume The Future Planning Commit- What Percentage Tax Cut Would Mean to You tee was aware for quite some cherry pit three feet away. The nearest star, my very that all homosexuals are so ashamed of their state and time of the growing need for a own Proxima Centauri, would be 140 miles distant By SYLVIA PORTER activities that they are subject to blackmail on that new interchange In Monmouth A light year is, roughly, 6 trillions of miles. Prox tax reduction. The corporation reduction in the first bracket account? I can assure you that this is not so. I know County, particularly since the dis- When Income taxes are cut tance between the two existing tax reduction—which it is widely only. This too would concen- is almost 112 trillions of miles out The space experts across-the-board for individuals many hundreds of homosexuals, and I know that these interchanges at Red Bank (No. agreed must be put through with trate benefits in the lower in- are thinking of making missiles which will fly at an and corporations—and the ques- 109) and Keyport-Matawan (No the individual tax reduction — come groups. people are not all subject to blackmail, by any means." tion is not "it" but only exactly 117) was the longest such stretch escape velocity of 25,000 miles per hour. This is pretty At this writing, the odds are "when"-the impact on you, as would be simple. The present on the Parkwav, At its meeting the administration would accept Exposure Threat fair speed, but if I departed from Cape Canaveral the an individual top corporation tax rate is 52 on June 10, 1959, the committee tax cut Congress day I was born, I would be 500,000 years old when I taxpayer, will per cent. It would be reduced almost any Obviously any person who is liable to arrest for requested a proposal from our would vote. If Congress says depend, of at least to 49 per cent, quite his private habits, whatever they may be, can be black- General Engineering Consultants arrived at the nearest star. . course, on the possibly to 47 per cent—with each "no" and our economy moves way the cut is point reduction amounting to an from this, faltering advance Into mailed by the threat of exposure. Were we to have for the preparation of a "prelim- One Way, That Is worked out. annual tax slash for corporations adownsikki, those of us who have jaws paSsed recognizing homosexuality as a permissi- inary study with recommenda- And that's only one way. After I arrived—-you can closely followed this story will tions covering traffic and toll Early this of approximately a half-billion ble way of life, it would be different Such a bet I'd be pretty tired of all that weightlessness: and week, I re-. dollars or a total cut of from know where to place the blame ported in pre- $1.5 to $2.5 billion. —and no amqunt of political would walk into the junior misses' department of a mouth County with consideration nothingness—I would be at a hot sun, not a planet If cise dollar But on the form of the indi- buck-passing will cover the truth. store and make such purchases as he required. In- to the proposed housing and In- I wanted to land in a habitable place—you know, one dustrial developments In the gen- terms how you vidual cut, there is much dis- stead, he devises indirect means to acquire the sim- with a grassy picnic grounds and ants in the peanut would be af- agreement. In addition to the eral Holmdel area." The con. PORTER butter—I would have to fly on for another two mil- fected if the point and percentage reduction plest articles of female attire. I was once told by a sultants submitted a proposal for a preliminary study which was tax reduction should take the plans are these proposals. YOUR GARDEN woman that she sells her clothes to such a person who lion years. accepted by the Authority and form of a three-point cut in rates (1) The Chamber of Commerce THIS WEEK acts for others of his peculiarity who require them. work started. The engineers met The word for all this is absurd. Nobody In his In each bracket. Thi« proposal plan. Under this, the top indi- By Garden Reporter with county and township offi- has considerable support as a Were there no resistance to such habits, such con- right mind has two million years to fritter away look; vidual tax rate would be cut College of Agriculture cials, the State Highway Depart- quick, simple, substantial, broad trivance would not be necessary. ing at space. Speaking of space, I'd settle for some from 91 to 65 per cent; the low- Rutgers—The State Uni- ment, developers, and Industrial reduction and if this were the est rate would be cut to 15 per versity, New Brunswick corporations, An origin and des- closet room around the house. I'm not hard to please. form, the largest percentage My correspondent tells me: cent on the first $1,000 as against tination survey was conducted to Small minds have small goals. benefits would go to lower-income per cent on the first $2,000 "There are some 15,000,000 homosexuals in this 20 By Your Rutgers Garden develop traffic patterns In the Von Hoerner says that the only way man can ever families. today; rates in between would Reporter country. There are about a quarter-million -in the gov- area. Under another popular plan, be scaled down proportionately. Dr. Spencer H. Davis, a plant ernment service, another 250,000 in the Armed Forces escape his environment would be to build a space ship there would Just be a percentage The preliminary report by the Within the administration, there disease specialist at Rutgers. capable of traveling at close to the speed of light— cut in tax liabilitlefeacross-the- (over a million served well and honorably in World consultants, submitted in August, Is important support for this ells me about a note he received board and this too iWaVored as War II), and over a quarter-million with security clear- 1959, recommended that a com- 186,000 miles per second, or, 669,600,000 m.p.b. If we plan. from a homeowner in Boonton s quick, simple, substantial, plete reaDpralsal of traffic serv- (2) The plan for a $200 in- ances. The amount of harm or damage done by thesej q e t in the study had that kind of a convertible, I could get to the friend- broad reduction on which Con who asked for advice about a ice re uir men s crease in the per capita exemp-!leaking maple, gress might compromise. people is demonstrably absolutely nil. It exists purely jarea should be made in the future ly planets beyond Proxima Centauri in about 23 years tion. This is favored by labor) That's right, her maple had an - - - - iwhen reasonably complete infor- The impact on you of this per- in the minds of those prone to superstition." and, not counting the weekend making passes at the groups because it would concen- ooze of rust-colored liquid from Imation was available on peak centage tax cut would be con trate the benefits in the lowest its main trunk and also from a These figures are astonishing. There has been no , f] . friendly native girls, could be back home in another liderably different from the im- |hour commuter traff!c th m income brackets. branch. 23 years. pact on you oF a point reduction census to establish them. In his wildest enthusiasm provement of local roads, and (3) The plan for a five-point! Dr. Davis prescribed a sort of in tax rates, for a percentage for the extirpation of the State Department, Joe Me- trends in the development of the The doctor says that the engine pushing the space surgery, guessing that the maple area. The report also stated that cut would primarily favor the Carthy never came up with any figures like this, which, ehicle must not weigh more than 10 paper clips and higher income brackets. CARMICHAEL has heart rot. This is caused by a consideration should be given to 12^ Per Cent fungus. in effect, say that something like 12 per cent of the the construction of an inter- must supply '(for 46 years) 15 million watts of After the heart has rotted To be specific, here's how a American population is homosexual. If that is so, we change at Red Hill.Rd., if indi ilectricity. enough for water to collect l2'/3 per cent reduction in tax cated by the reappraisal, and that it, the rust-colored ooze develops. must be a very sick race. Of course, child births dis- Any questions? ... liabilities would affect married the necessary land should be ac- taxpayers with two children and The object is to try to drain prove these figures, but then the homosexuals claim quired as soon as possible. The the water-filled pocket. To do study concluded that If local with taxable incomes — meaning that this is no evidence of their real intent. "Put Your Party On First, Please" incomes after all deductions and the job, you drill into the heart, roads were improved according exemptions have been taken—of then place a small pipe in the Has Seen Few to plans of the two townships, the following amounts. hole, allowing it to extend twd the capacity of the Telegraph inches beyond the bark of the I have not known "many hundreds of homosex- Hill access road would be ex- taxable now would tree. ceeded. pay uals," as my correspondent says he has. Truth to tell, income pay The pipe permits the brown liq- Following receipt of the pre- I 53 t 300 $ 60 uid to drip harmlessly on the in half a century of roaming the Earth, I have only liminary report, the Authority in 210 1,200 240 ground rather than run down the met four of them and their absorption with the subject structed the consultants to keep 358 2,100 429 bark. Sometimes this dark liquid abreast of developments in the 529 was as distressing as watching a fellow eat himself to 3,000 600 from the heart poisons the bark. area. Finally, In March 1961, ad- 854 4,800 976 Sorch And Blister death, or looking at an alcoholic who has but one ditional origin and destination 1,200 6,600 1,372 Another homeowner, this one thought in mind. This concentration on a function as surveys were conducted as the 2,175 11,100 2,486 from Somers Point, sent in an first step in the preparation ot a 3,325 though it were a great cause has a debasing effect upon 15,600 3,800 oak leaf and a Japanese maple final report by the consultants. 4,653 20,100 5,318 leaf from ailing trees. the individual. The final report was submitted 13,979 42,600 15,976 in August, 1961, and contained 39,134' Dr. Davis found no evidence of The only woman of this proclivity whom I en- 87,600 44,72< disease on the maple leaf but countered was a most brilliant mind and was, in a tha following salient points: 447,600 356,956 312,336 670,6491 decided the tree was suffering 1. Upon construction of a new 897,600 768.456 from a common problem during manner of speaking, respected. Such a person usually Parkway interchange, the en- Until Congress actually goes hot, dry weather. It's called is a well-known figure, particularly In her own pro- trance road to Telegraph Hill |oes home, the tax reduction 'scorch" and the leaf showed fession. I have not come across her or her name in should be closed, except for of- •tory for 1962 will not be conv the tree needed more water. years. flclal use. Telegraph Hill Park pleted. The situation is chang- Japanese red maple has been would be accessible from the ing not only from day to day but rather seriously affected. I think these figures are exaggerated. Neverthe- Parkway by the existing ramps. also from hour to hour. The less, were the figures even near the truth, this country 2. The toll at the Red Bank •ides for and against are not TOOK HIM UP ON IT would be faced with a serious moral and social prob- interchange should be increased nearly as inflexible as dally PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Tom from 10 cents to 15 cents; this headlines suggest. The economic Thorp, science teacher at West lem which requires serious attention. There can be no increase is prompted by the need itatistics which will be coming Phoenix High School, told his question but that the State and Defense Departments for establishing an equitable dis- out as Congress plods toward students if they were going to should accept the challenge and uncover what the truth tribution of tolls as related to •djournment will be adding to sleep in class they should come travel distance. pressures tor a bold move to properly attired. s. Homosexuals should be dismissed from these de- 3, A new interchange should be ivert the next recession. The next day 17 boys walked partments because they are subject to blackmail, par- constructed at Red Hill Rd. with Simple Form Into the classroom clad in pa- ticularly by Soviet Russia which regards such conduct service provided for all direc- As fluid as the timing at this jamas with their regular clotti- tions of travel; a 10-cent toll itage hi the form of an Individual 6-Friday, July 27, 1962 ng underneath. as punishable hooliganism. (See LETTERS, Page 8) p!,More tad more Allen-Scott Report tefhieace. The Etrl of mest officials on the wor»eob| where u warmly u ever, and RID BANK REGISTER be Register *l<«ch To Discuss ome, Brittin'i foreign tecre- is u unperturbed about the Frid*y, Mj 27, 1962-7 tary, told Seerettry of SUM Rusk They report that these offlctalj itra&ied relttfems between' Us bccKUt molt* eon* fwt- hat Britain would net ptrtid- have bees working cSwely wiik country tad the VS. u • vet- State Park Tshombe Launches Campaign pate la economic Mnti the comntttee'* tttit to nutfee eran diptomtt might be expected b*nquot timo lot AfMMKSt By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott gainst KtUoga, u tought by truelens' U.S. activitiei for to be. Besides being personally and Us wife u part of the of- TRENTON - "A took At Sandy he U.S. This proposal was Tsbombe » major target In next well liked, Berckemeyer, who has ficial entertainment for them ... Hook" will be this week's top- rafted by U.S. Ambassador Ed- month's public hearings on thebeen bis country's envoy in Official relations between the jL«ont Drafting ic on State House Conference, the \ WASHINGTON — Katanga's President Moise und Gullion, the State Depart' operations of foreign agents in Washington since 1949, is a per- U.S. and Portugal are cool, but CartMlMtt WRIM tttarrt tai I weekly television show of Gover- Tshombe is getting ready to show the United Nations ment's chief policy-maker on the U.S. sonal friend of President and here was no evidence of that • Ankttactanl nor Richard J. Hughes. The pro- Congo affairs. Note: Diplomats at the Unit- Mrs. Kennedy. He hag known at the dinner General Curtis t«- that his "bunch of clowns" still have plenty of ed Nations believe that U Thant's the First Lady since she was a gram it sljown at 11:19 a.m. Sun- In light of the British policy May, Air Force Chief, gave for - Anrortd by N. J. SUt. fight left > witch and the other develop- off - the - cuff description of Ka- young girl, and attended her General Bernardo Delgado, head Dapt. o( Eduction ' day over WOR-TV, Channel 9. He is mustering all the military and diplomatic ments, Secretary Rusk Is nowanga officials as a "bunch of wedding in Newport, R. I. of the Portuguese air force. The IMy T.ltlM MM H. Mat Adams, commissioner eviewing U.S. Congo policy. He clowns" was his first blunder Berckemeyer's own wife Is a San latter was decorated with the of Conservation and Economic help that Katanga officials can find to ias summoned Ambassador Gul- since taking office. His state- Franciscan. As vice dean of theLegion of Merit, and he In turn Development, will substitute for oppose new efforts by Acting UN Sec- ion from Leopoldvllle for ment Is being resented by Afro- diplomatic corps, the Peruvian presented General and Mrs. Le- MonmouHi Drafting! the governor this week as he retary-General U Thant to bring his se emergency consultations. Asian delegates, Including many envoy is noted for his frequent May with an original landscape INSTITUTE discusses the development of that were antl-Tshombe. and handsome entertaining, both of Lisbon painted by Portugal's CM Mnfi Ave., Aibnrr rark Sandy Hook State Park. cession from the Congo to an end. STRAWS IN THE WIND — Fl.u. lend me FREE »U- at large receptions and small noted artist Carlos Botelho. Mrs. lot—No Obligation t His guests will be Joseph J. Already, Tshombe has opened se- Jeanwhile, Tshombe has noli dinners and garden parties. LeMay, an art collector, was led Michel Slruelens, his unof- SOCIAL WHIRL - Mrs. Perle Truhcer, assistant chief of the cret negotiations with Portugal's Presi Mesta, noted "hostess with the Berckemeyer has what' Is rated particularly delighted. She told (fun...... icial consular in the U.S., that as one of the best collections in Bureau ot Parks and Recreation dent Salazar for a mutual assistance mostest," is returning to the General Delgado, '"Tor many Addr.il ..... and Richard L. Riker, superin- e is ready to pump another the world of tauromaquia — artyears I have been collecting fine (100,000 Into his Katanga In scene where she became inter Cltr - tendent of Sandy Hook State pact that would forge a military and objects relating to bull fighting. paintings from every country in brmation Service to get across nationally prominent — the smal Park. diplomatic link between Katanga and duchy of Luxembourg. As mliv His collection housed in the em-which we have served. So It is 'Katanga's story" in the U.S. bassy, contains more than 1,500 especially gratifying to have this rnK Angola, Portugal's strife-ridden African Tshombe's message followed a ister to Luxembourg in the Tru man Administration, Mrs. Mesta oils, lithographs, drawings, etch addition from Portugal." Al- PMI colony. report from Struelens that he ings and engravings by every though LeMay is on a diet, the was convinced that the UN's fi was the prototype for the lead international ?caB According to a U.S. Intelligence report on these character in the long-running known artist, including Goya. menu was not calorie conscious nancial difficulties barred new Mrs. Rose^ Kennedy, 12-year- Asked by hl5 guest now he fe)t talks, Tshombe is offering hard-pressed Portugal a military action by its Interna stage hit "Call Me Madame.' old mother of the President who after losing some 20 pounds, Le- ional forces in the Congo. The Mrs. Mesta is leaving on a tour large amount of emergency financial aid and trade in of Europe, to be climaxed with acted as his official hostess dur- May replied dryly, "I feel fine. Katanga "lobbyist" reported a ^Presents exchange for military arms. "homecoming" visit to Luxem- ing the visit of Ecuador Presi here was even hope that the dent Arosemena, Is one up on I also felt fine before I lost this Also, Tshombe is proposing that they join in using State Department would begin bourg, where she will be received weight." by the Grand Duchess and given the First Lady In Washington. their influence in Europe to oppose any casing its policy toward Tshom- Ihe latter has yet to attend a be. a state banqueq t . . . The U.S. FUTURA 999 new move in the United Nations this d function at the State Depart- has suspended diplomatic rela ment's handsome reception suite It adds upl More and more Struelens' optimism Isn' Permanent family-size swimming pool fall to impose economic sanctions tions with Peru, but that's nol with a spectacular view of the people use The Register ads each hared by key members of the affecting the social status of its Potomac and Virginia. The against either Katanga or Portugal. Senate Foreign Relations Com' issue because results come fast- A Revolutionary New Concept longtime and widely popular Am President's mother enjoyed that mittee who are in daily contact To finance this diplomatic offen- bassador Fernando Berckemeyer opportunity when she attendee! er—Advertisement. in Pool Design and Construction! sive, Tshombe has promised to spend with the highest State Depart' He is being welcomed every' "millions of dollars" on a worldwide public relations campaign to convince UN members that the world body should change its policies toward Ka- tanga and Angola. Allen Specifically, Tshombe wants the UN Securit; Final Clearance Council to stop pressuring him to join the central Con Jolese government under the terms of Premier Cyfilk Adoula. ' STOREWIDE SALE Value! Instead, he hopes his campaign will convince * majority of UN members that his government shouli Special grouping of nationally advertised brand* of Amazingly Priced At Only be allowed to work out a political settlement vritt Sport Coats, Suits end Haberdashery. FUTURA 999 Adoula based on Katanga's retaining considerable au- INSTALLED tonomy in a new Congo federation. 16xli POOL AREA The U.S. Intelligence es 1350 timate indicates that Presi- government received $58 milliot a year in taxes from the mining • Structural Steel Supports! • Real California Redwood Con- dent Salazar is planning to operations of Union Minlere du struction! • 256 Sq. PL of Swimming Surface! • Perfect Depth accept Tshombe's proposal. Haut-Katanga, which has vast It points out that diplo- holdings in Katanga and con-+ for Both Safety and Sport! • Features the One-piece Velvet Pool- matic and military advisers trols the Congo's prime re- skin—No Painting Ever! • Individualized Decorator Design! sources — copper, zinc, and of both Presidents are now cobalt. • Complete Filtering System! • Veranda Sun Deck On All 4 Sides! discussing the details of how to Tshombe Is indicating that he NO DOWN PAYMENT—UP TO 7 YRS. TO PAY! organize the aid exchange. is ready to spend it all to block READY TO ROAR-U.S. diplo- new UN Intervention. Through matic officials, while opposed to the huge mining company's Katanga's secessionist policies, nancial backers in Europe, ca«... SOUTHERN CONSTRUCTION CO. are convinced that Tshombe Tshombe is exerting influence on KEYPORT, N. 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Bhufc BO). eventually win a trick with the dugout* ' «,Breeu 2S.Jt.p- MATAWAH TOWNSHIP — A three of spades; and he will also K.TrepleH 7. Infant m, "Politics in New Jersey," AM to tfca Vd* When you're struggling for con- carded, since ruffing would do 8. Indigo shrub get one more chance to make vb» as shown Wednesday in the of yo«r IKHM witk trol of the trump suit, you must him no good.) .•hrub 25. Fairy- South ruff. 13. TO tramp uadalcanal Memorial Home of a W«Mt HHW often draw a couple of trumps South continued with the queen heavily 9. Form«r like ! See how it goes. West takes the e Veterans of Foreign Wars. JmptmmmA Loui to disarm one opponent. Still, you of spades to West's king, thus 14. Earth'! colna crea- 1 ten of spades and leads a heart ture The film was presented by Ed- can't afford to lose the lead be- drawing East's other trump. West pathway (Latvia) to punch South. Declarer leads 11. Egyptian 26. En- > Amiwtr ard Saville, Monmouth County cause you'll be made to ruff more returned another heart, forcing! 15. Needte the queen of spades to the king, aperture land- closUre 39. Jewelry ;mmitteeman. All Democratic often than you can afford. It's aSouth to ruff. and West leads a third heart. IS. Owns mark Scot. settlne ubs in the township were in HOUSE m dilemma. South gave up a club to the By this time South is reduced IS. City trains 17. Than: 27. Go astray 36. Askew ted. jack and ruffed the heart return. East won the first trick with to two trumps, and the clubs are 19. Office German 29.A color 38. Woden This left South with just the J-9 31. Female Plans for the film and the pic the ten of hearts and returned still not established. South can cabinets 19. Stews 39. Walk MONEY 1 of trumps to West's A-10. South 21. Grieves 20. Vertical parent laboriously c were furthered at the execu- the queen of clubs to declarer's get only three trumps and two Aiborj Park • *** ace. Now South led a low trump couldn't afford to lead another 24. In thU mine 33. After- 40. Places ve committee meeting of the But • liunua clubs and is sure to go down a • North Aibarjr r»rk • toward dummy's eight. trump, for West would take out place opening dinner 42. Plus egular Democratic Clubs of the least two tricks. 21. Ancestor confections ownship of Matawan at head- tBlr B»m • Hotodel West played low, hoping his the trumps and win the -jest 28. The fore- 44. Malt • Bridle finger of Irish 31. Killed beverage jarters, the home of Mrs. aunmnlh Ceinti'i b- Instead, South led his estab- zlonal Bank, 6S Tcmrs partner could win the trick, but THE HANDS 29. Wanner •2 3 5 4. 7 e 9 .1 Cmtlnioni genlM this optimism cost him dear. lished clubs, thus staying ' one 30. Booty Member Ptderol Cepojlt trump ahead of West. South was I — P*'! It adds up! More and more Insurant* Corp. Dummy's eight of spades won, ai 31 Awkward and declarer got back by leading sure to win five trumps and two wry iiv person: II 12 eople use The Register ads each V*3 •.—Advertisement. a club to the king. (East dis- clubs or four trumps and three i L 6 colloq. V • 1% 14 9 O 32. Clever 34. Resort i &, 15 Ib 17 18 9 6 f b • 37. Demon TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS 38.Coddeu of ^ iuaos V 19 JO harveaU f 8 f • y % PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES o U. Goods cast //< %A % BILL LAYTON IS BACK o 21 33 I* 25 57 f9£ overboard % STATIONERY S OFFICE SUPPLIES 43.Cuplike £ oi x v 29 19 XSV'J 1S3M spoon AT 40. occurrence ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS I f 9 01 • JO 31 $ L 6 f 0 46. English £86)1(5 author, 31 33 established Telephone 8 • George -• H1HOM 47. Garten % % fa 35 37 V 33 39 1884 SH 1-0001 wp!« nuisance* J3[B3p ^< 4 17 Bread St. RED BANK 48-RemnuitJ 41 •43 44- DOWN ^/A LAYTON'S LBpeed to 4* DAILY QUESTION 2. Skillfully S. Girl's 48 Dealer, at your left, bids one 47 nickname % heart. Partner bids one spade, Y/, and the other opponent passes, CITIES SERVICE IF YOU WANT You hold: Spades A K 10 3, eer's certificate must be filed Hearts 7 6 4, Diamonds K 8 4,' setting forth a schedule of tolls Clubs J 8 5. What do you say? LETTERS or other charges which is de BROAD ST. (HIGHWAY 35) Answer: Bid three spades. This signed to cause revenues to be (Continued) A HOME jump raise invites game but al- collected in accordance with lows partner to chicken out if heshould be charged for travel to these requirements. The con at Newman Springs Road doesn't like his hand. and from the north. sultants in their final report For Sheinwold's 36-page book- OF YOUR OWN! Under the provisions o( the stated that the only financially let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Authority's General Bond Resolu- feasible location for a new inter- send 50c to Bridge Book, Red :ion, revenues must be sufficient change in the study area was at Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand :o provide for operating expen- Red Hill Rd. At all other loca- Central Sta., N. Y. 17, 'N. Y. SHREWSBURY ses, reserves and working cap-tions, including Dwight Rd. (Nut- ital, and at least 120 per cent swamp Rd), Telegraph Hill Rd., of aggregate bond service for Holland Rd., Kevport-Holmdet Will Co-operate iach calendar year. An engin- Rd., Telegraph Hill Park area, the combination of cost figures TEL 741-9609 with estimated revenues resulted On Variance ForDriver Is Fined in a coverage of debt service of less than necessary. "Home of the Big Gallon" Roberts' Tract As Disorderly Accordingly, the Authority had NEW SHREWSBURY - The RED BANK - David R. John- no choice but to accept the en- WE GIVE KING KORN STAMPS Planning Board Wednesday night son, 22, of 220 River St., paid a'gineers' recommendations and proceed with plans for the con- agreed it would "co-operate in $30 fine in court yesterday after any way it can" with the New struction of an interchange at he pleaded guilty to being disor- WITH ALL PURCHASES Jersey Highway Authority to re- Red Hill Rd, lieve zoning limitations on thederly, resisting arrest and loiter- Sincerely yours, - Roberts' property, Tinton Ave., ing after his car was involved In Katharine E. White, which the authority is preparing an accident on Broad St. and Chairman. to sell. Harding Ed. Wednesday. 100 FREE STAMPS Borough Council had referred Johnson will have a hearing in (EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reg- to the board an authority letter court Aug. 8 on charges of reck- asking if the municipality would ister does not consider this a less driving, which also stem complete answer to its open letter With Lube and Oil Change consider granting a variance to 'ram the accident. a potential buyer who wanted to to Mrs. White which appeared in Sec Hie dream homes they're showing Acting Magistrate William Him- use the land for commercial pur- the July 9 issue of The Register. elman. fined John Willie Coats, 19, MMMIMkMIMMWW poses. The Register would like Mrs. this week ... and let us show you how of 345 Shrewsbury Ave. $100 and The Roberts' property, located While to say whether or not an ;ave him a 60-day suspended jail in a residential zone, was the [engineers' feasibility study on :erm for petty larceny. Coats OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK easy it is to provide you with the nee- former headquarters of the auth-1 traffic could not apply with equal pleaded guilty to the theft of strength to any of the locations ority prior to the opening of its $56.32 worth of whiskey from Cos- that have been suggested for the essary financing you require. administration building in Wood- a's Liquor Store , 62 West Ber- interchange, other than Red Hill FROM 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. bridge. »ftn PI., fin .Tnta O- Borough Council itself is Inter- ested in buying the land and may seek Green Acres aid for the purchase. Jack Thompson, director of the MAINSTAY borough's Industrial Congress, said he favored the board's posi- FEDERAL SAVINGS tion on the authority's suggestion. BROKERS MEET AND LOAN ASSOCIATION RED BANK - A meeting of 16th Omuat the governors of the New Jersey 36 MONMOUTH ST. 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SOME HOMES AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY AC MINUTES FROM £P MINUTES FROM FOR RESERVATION (1IJ IHONMOIITII PARK CHAMY RALt OFFICk ^3 NEWARK O3 NEW YORK DIRECTIONS: Oariien Stale Parkway to E«l[ 102 (Aitiury Park); eneiiu •"- efcst on Asbtiry Ave. to Wayflldn Rd. (Holiday Mo- CA 2-5100 lun" tel};" rlfiht on Wayilde Hit. across Rl. 03 to Sun- for DetaB5 < ihtne Village. ,/: «LCon»l»cl l U» ^ OR: lit. 9 10 Jit. Ill to Colllngwoorf Circle: then nt. 6ft to Wayside Hit. illolldny Mold); right.on Wij-ildf ' lid. to sunshine village. ADMISSION $5.00 DINNER $10.00 THE LANGTON • KELLER CO. RED BANK REGISTER Friday, July 27, 1962—9 Adam and Eve Miss Jean Dyer Wed Comes Up Fighting To Connecticut Soldier DEAR ADAM AND EVE: From the hips to the knees I am My hulband works at night big. Then I get small again HIGHLANDS - Miss Jean Church here July 7. PFC Goulds- and i« supposed to sleep in the from the knees to the ankles. All Catherine Dyer, daughter of Mrs, brough is the son of Mr. and day. Most of the time he stops winter I tried to reduce thes Daniel Dyer, 229B Navesink Ave., Mrs. John Gouldsbrough of Han- on the way home for a drink or heavy spots. I have naturally big Navesink, and the late Daniel ford. has a poker party. I work too, hips. Now I feel terribly self- Dyer, became the bride of PFC Fev Richard Thompson of- 10 he lets me know beforehand conscious when I go to th Fred Gouldsbrough of Hartford, ficiated at the ceremony. what time he wants me to wake beach. What can I do? Conn,, in ceremonies in Our Lady Organist was Mrs. Veronica Koh* him. But when I do, he yell* Odd Shape >f Perpetual Help Catholic lenbush. A garden reception fol- terrible things at me, half Dear Odd Shape: Stress your lowed at the home of Mrs. Rich- awake, Last night he beat me assets from the waist up — ard Derrick, Sears Ave., Nave- while still half-asleep. and these include your head.. Hang On sink, sister of the bride. When he finally does wake up Enlarge your personality, re- The bride was escorted by her he's so sorry and begs me to duce your hips and thighs (at uncle, Eugene Foran, East forgive him. I always have in the local "Y" or other gym To Handbag Orange. She wore a silk organza the past, but after last night 1 classes) and when on the WHITMAN, Mass. (AP) - gown styled in princess lines with can't get the thought of divorce beach, RELAX. Here's a tip from an expert on a portrait neckline and fitted out of my mind. Please put Adam and Eve how ladies may avoid one form bodice. The bouffant skirt was yourself in my place and. see of handbag snatching: designed with motifs of Alencon what answer you can come up DEAR ADAM AND EVE: "Never place your handbag lace and terminated in a cathe- with. Oh, what to dol Why can't people be consider' on a counter," says Elwin T. dral train. A coronet of pearl- Wide Awake ate of other tenants when the> Shaw, who makes a stage liv- ized orange blossoms held her Dear Wide Awake: First of live in an apartment? Below m< ing out of showing how thieves fingertip veil and she carried all, buy him an alarm clock- live two old maid school teach and pickpockets operate. white roses. it can take a beating better ers who turn on their radio a It's easy for the thief "to Mrs. Derrick was matron of than a person. 6:30 a.m. full blast every day ( RED BANK COMMITTEE of the Monmouth Park Turf Charity Ball includes, left to right, Mrs. Stanley O. Wilkins, drop a tog (topcoat) or a stiff honor for her sister. She wore a Adam They awaken our entire family Red Bank; Mn. Laurence Taylor, Rumjon; Mrs. M. R. Boor, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Brooks Banker, Little Silver, (newspaper) on it" and walk cocktail-length gown of green But that's no real solution. All of the tenants in the build- off with the handbag, Shaw ilk organza and a matching rose Drink, gambling, and lack of ing have complained to them and Mrs. Carolina Hay, Fair Haven, chairman. says. petal headpiece. She carried a sleep adct to a vicious circle. and their stock answer is: cascade of yellow roses. The cause of all this may be "We're paying our rent." He also recommends that Miss Joan Dyer, at home, deep and complex. His home The landlord refuses to orde women turn their handbags up- sister of the bride, was < obviously doesn't hold as much them out because there are i Spotlight on Monmotttk Potfk side down and clutch the clasp bridesmaid. She was gowned 'attraction for him as it lot of apartment vacancie when moving in a crowd. That similarly in peach silk organza thould, since he wants to spend around here and he gets gooi makes it impossible for a pick- with a matching headpiece and so much time away. rent money. No wonder our chil pocket to open the snap and carried a cascade of pink roses. stops the bag from snapping , , Eve dren grow up to be ill-manneret Barbara Ann Derrick Nave»ink, open itself. Divorce is always an easy numbskulls when they have t< Charities to Benefit from Turf Ball niece of the bride, was flower way out, but rarely a satisfy- put up with some of the teacher girl. Her frock was white with OCEANPORT — The Mon- 1961 ball, totalled $91,250. That ing one. IF you love your thev do today. It seems to rm a pale green sash and she wore a mouth Park Jockey Club will Included the race track's an- husband and if you think he that such "educated" people hav pale green hat. Her bouquet was less manners than those whc be the scene of the 16th annual nual donation of (25,000. If Freezer still loves you, go to your Coming a long way from last yellow roses. I never got above the third grade Turf Charity Ball here tomor- 1 nearest Family Service Agency year's outer space theme, the Staff Sgt. Brian Fotey, Eaton- Although I work at night. 1 row night. tor counsel. decorations committee this Stops, Don't town, was best man, Ushers were am told by other tenants tha Adam A bright spot in' the summer year takes its inspiration from Paul and Daniel Dyer, brothers these two old bags play their Hi social season for the past 15 the ocean depths. Table trim- of the bride. Fi set until one o'clock In ttr DEAR ADAM AND EVE: years, the turf balls have mings, ' favors, mobiles and Set Panicky The bride attended Middletown morning. They say they can' I have a shape problem. I am netted nearly a million dollars, murals will create the shim- FREEHOLD — Don't push the Township High School, The bride- • 16-year-old girl, weight 103 and get to sleep early. What can w< for Monmouth County chari- mering blue and green atmos- janic button If your freezer stops, groom was graduated from am five feet tall. I am small do? v ties. Last year's donation phere of an "Underwater Fan- idvises Mrs. Sylvia F. Meehan, Youngs Law College, Calif, and is fiom the shoulders to the waist. Feddu from the Charity Fund, drawn tasy." Monmouth County homo agent. stationed at Fort Monmouth. Dear Feddup: If these two largely from proceeds of the Do what you can to keep the food The couple will reside In Eaton- teachers are that energetic and Honorary Chairman frozen instead. A few rules, if DOROTHY TOLAND youthful with only five hours New Jersey's First Lady Is 'ollowed, will help you save your sleep a night, maybe we can traditionally named honorary tod. Altar Group chairman and Mrs. Richard J. DANCE STUDIO all take a leaf from their book. First of all, says the agent, Hughes serves this year for the To Raise Funds Adam avoid opening the freezer, Every- first time. Adam, Feddup wants sleep, time you open it, you let out To Sponsor Co-chairmen are Mrs. Amory For SOP Rally not moralizing. much of the cold. Second, cover I. Haskell, Jr., Middletown; Eve the freezer with blankets or other SEA GIRT - The Affiliated Mrs. G. Barker Seeley, Holm- ;ood insulating material, to keep Republican Club of Monmouth Well, if there are so many Card Party del; Mrs. Bernard B. White, he cold In. Be careful not to County will hold its annual fund vacant apartments around, the Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Philip HIGHLANDS — Rosary-Altar :over the air vents, if here is raising dinner for men only in Feddups can rent one. H. Iselin, Oceanport. Adam Society of Our Lady of Perpetual :hance that the power may go the.Sea Girt Inn Aug, 28 at 7 p.m. Help Church will sponsor a card Heading committees are Mrs in again, unexpectedly. Howard 3, Preston, Marlboro party Aug, 24 in Conners Hotel. Frederick C. Tatum, Middle- is in charge of arrangements. Send your personal questions town, tickets; Mrs. Richard G. Full freezers keep food frozen and problems to Adam or Eve Mrs. James E. Smith Jr. is onger, but food in a half-filled Proceeds from the dinner are Metcalf, also of Middletown, used to pay for the annual dinner Lowell or both, as you prefer. general chairman and Mrs. 'reezer will usually stay frozen program; Mrs. Robert Good' rally held the Wednesday before For a personal, unpublished Andrew Homiak, Sr., vice-chajr- tor about 17 hours, if the freezer man, Navesink, flowers; Mrs. Election Day. reply, enclose a stamped, ad- man. Donald E. Lawes, Jr., and is covered with blankets and the dressed envelope. Mall to Mrs. Edwin Stewart, Jr., both joor is not opened, Mrs. Meehan ADAM & EVE, In care of The The event will have a Hawaiian dvises. motif, with pastel colored arti- of Rumson, concessions; Mrs. Red Bank Register. If it appears that power will ficial flowers Hawaiian scenes, READY AND WAITING to help transform the Mon- David A. Werblin, Elberon, en- •>e off for some time, Mrs. Mee- and pink and white sea shells tertainment; Mrs. Richard R. mouth Park clubhouse into a multi-storied ballroom han suggests packing the freezer SHERMAN'S decorating the ballroom. The Stout, Allenhurst, patrons; Mrs. with dry ice. You may get dry affair will start at 8 p.m. Tickets after tomorrow's final race are Mrs. Robert Goodman, Amory L. Haskell, Sr., Middle Motor Pool ice from a dairy or cold storage Classical Ballef Technique can be obtained from Rosarians town, and Mrs. David T. Wil- left, Navesink, chairman of the flower committee, and warehouse. The temperature can or at the door. entz, Deal, sponsors, and Mrs. Coniemporary Jan be kept down to around IS de- For State Final meeting to complete Mrs. Frank Contey, Locust, A member of the decorations Seeley, assisted by Mrs. John Tap - AcrobaHe • To« Hemleb, Rumson, decorations grees F. for about two days, us- plans wil] be held Aug. 5. committee. The annual Turf Charity Ball begins at 9 p.m. ing 50 pounds of dry ice for the * Draperies 201 East Bergen Place Is Ordered Other Chairmen iverage freeze. To pack with dry SH 1-2208 • Slipcovers TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Richard Others are Mrs. Frank Gil- ce, cover packages of food with J. Hughes signed an executive 1952 Class bertson and Mrs. George Ham- layer of cardboard, and put dry Upholstering order today to set up a central Engagement Announced ilton, Tag Day; Mrs. Thomas ce on top of the cardboard. Wear Doremus, Mrs. Haskell, Sr., leavy gloves when handling dry • Bedspreads motor pool for state-owned ve- WINCHESTER, England —Mr. lege, Oxford. Mr. Blake will enter hicles. Mrs. Jack Fowler and Mrs. ce. Plans Dance and Mrs. John Rowsell of this Yale University Law School in William Russell, special proj * Curtains Hughes told a news conference Any food that has completely Saop-»t-Home Servtei place announce the engagement the fall. ects; Mrs. Robert Eisner, he sensed a potential saving in MATAWAN - Plans have been thawed and remained »t room Phone SHI-ISM of their daughter, Miss Prudence telephone; Mrs. Michael C. the move "Very much in excess :ompleted for the 10th year temperature for any length of Anne Rowsell, to Jonathan Guarino and Mrs! Haskell, Jr., of $100,000." The economies, the reunion of the class of 1952 of Ime, say two or three hours, Sherman's Dewey Blake, son of Mr. and New York committee; Mrs. Decorators Governor said, .would corm Matawan High School. Beach Party ihould be discarded as unsafe. Mrs. Edgar B. Blake, 101 Rldga Caroline Hay, Red Bank com- 468 Broad St, Shrewsbury through a reduction in the use of A dinner dance will be held in Rd., Rumson, N.J. mittee; Mrs. Lawes, Little Sil- FREE PARKING state cars and a consolidation of At Edgewater BOUND FOR BERMUDA 'eterson's Buttonwood Manor ver; Mrs. Joseph T. Gauss, maintenance work. Miss Rowsell attended Roedean KEANSBTJRG — Mr. and Mrs. Rt. 34, Aug. 18 at 7:39 p.m. SEA BRIGHT — A "Weenie Shrewsbury; Mrs. F.F. Schock, Under the plan, expected tc School and was graduated from Night" with swimming and danc- Albert Wood, and son, Richard, The Jack Richard combo will Eastbourne School and Marl- Jr., Spring Lake; Mrs. Walter take effect by Nov. 1, all 2,000 ing was held recently at the Collins St., will leave next week irovide the music for dancing. borough College, Oxford. Steinbach, Asbury Park; Mrs. for a visit to Bermuda. vehicles in the state fleet would Edgewater Beach Club here for John Flock and Mrs. Leon fall under the jurisdiction of the The reunion committee has Mr. Blake is an alumnus of members and guests. Reisner, Long Branch, and central pool. Cabinet officers and asked class members for infor- Deerfield Academy and a 1960 Mrs. Louis Marron, Brielle. No problem finding tenants division heads would still be as' mation concerning the where- Music was furnished by the graduate of Yale University Cavaliers. Members of the serv- when you advertise The Register OUR signed their individual cars. abouts of Donald Lawton and where he was a member of Phi ONLY oan Brennan. ing committee were Kevin way-Advertisement. STORE And vehicles assigned to the Beta Kappa and Elihu. He has Hughes, John Glglio, Mr«. Ugo State Police, Department of De- Angelo Scalzo, 103 Ravine Dr., just completed his studies as a Viggiano, Misses Maryann and Bride-Elect fense, Highway Department, and s general chairman. Rhodes Scholar at Trinity Col- Barbara Marascio, Miss Barbara Institutions Department, would Loversidge and Misses Elvira and Is Honored fall under the jurisdiction of the Julianne Vigiano. central pool only for repairs. FAIR HAVEN - Miss Bette The remaining 900 state vi The event was planned by Daverio, daugher of Mr. and hides would be withdrawn from Mrs. Nicholas Giaconse, social Mrs. Dante Daverio. Lincroft, the pool only with the permission director, assisted by Andrew was honored Wednesday night a1 We will hove of department heads. Weisneck, club manager. a bridal shower at Willowbrool State Treasurer John A. Kei Inn, here . very soon vick, who has been developin; The party was given by Misi the plan for over a year, said Summer Dance Daverio's five bridal attendant! it should result in a saving in WEST LONG BRANCH - The at her Aug. 11 wedding to Stevec repairs, use, and the number ol student activities office of Mon- Giddio, Woodside, L, I, It will new cars needed by the state, and mouth College will sponsor a take place in St. Leo's Catholic provide better maintenance work. semi-formal summer dance Aug. Church, Lincroft. He said it would also cut dowr 4 for students enrolled in the The hostesses were the Misses on the mileage charged to thi three summer sessions. Marianne Colosimo, Gail Gersten- state by state employees usinj feld, Belli Camenzind, Sue Olsor, their own cars on official busi An orchestra under the direc- and Judith Jones. ... It Looks and Feels ness. The state reimburses thesi tion of Barry Minkoff, will pro- Other guests were Mrs. Dante employees at a rate of sevei vide dance music from 9 p.m. Daverio, Mrs. Samuel Colosimo Like New Again! cents a mile. until midnight in Slocum Hall. Mrs. Paul Cameniind, Mrs Refreshments will be served in Monte B. Jones, Mrs.' Robert the college dining room. Dobson and the Misses Barbara V ADD YEARS OF LIFE TO Center Plans Chairman for the event is Mrs. Ross, Jacqueline Gesualdi, Maur- YOUR RUGS Elizabeth Falumbo of Oakhurst, een Maloney, Karen and Peggj Annual Fair student activities secretary. Moore, and Marcia McManus. CARMEN AND THE TOREADOR in tomorrow night's / ADD CHARM AND BEAUTY WEST LONG BRANCH - An nual fair of the West Lonf Opera Guild production of the Bizet work Are Mignon TO YOUR HOME Branch Community Center wil Dunne and Luigi Sgarro of the Metropolitan Opera Com- "BARGAINS" be -staged here Aug. 8-11. Event! pany. The performance of "Carmen," scheduled for PRESTIGE — INTEGITY will include dancing every nigh CALL SHadyside 7-280O and contests for children, 8:30 p.m. in Convention Hall, Asbury Park, is the final These Two Bargains Cannot B« Purchased — Captains of booths are R. Clif- offering of the Guild's summer series.:, They Must Be Earned! TODAY ford Erickson, Victor Chan PRESTIGE owlch, Floyd Bell, Vernon Worles, Watch this Mrs. Raymond Johnson, Mrs. "Beat the heat," dine on lhc water ... I We claim that we have the finest Upholstery Shop Fred Metier, Fred Soriano, An- AT THE between Newark and Toms River, and we know that newspaper thony DeCotls, Tom Paolozz is covering a lot of territory. Gregory Christopher, John Hen Monday, Aug. 6! drlckson, Harry Cook, Mrs LOBS INTEGRITY Charles Benjamin, Mrs. Charles Our workmanship it at good as the best and better FREE CALL AND DELIVERY [Spitz, and Mrs. William Conover, than mott. The material! we use are the belt that the market can furniih. Our prices are reasonable. We invite companion thopperi. SPECIAL Our more than 42 yean in this community it a rec- tug glean] XUE.WED. ommendation in itielf. . and Brand Nam* Permantnt We would be glad to estimate on anything you with Exciting View to have done. JERSEY LOdiiEKS — SEA FOOD comput* $9,95 No Charge of Course SINCE 1912 We will eater your clambake. "The Latest" ON MANASQUAN RIVER'S SCENIC ^ In your home—or in our plant Chiffon Cut 83 CHANNEL DRIVE M, SILBERSTEIN Point Pleasanr Beach TW 9-6700 Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers 64-76 WHITE ST., RED BANK SH 7-2800 10 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-1515 RED BANK Closed Tuei., open from 12 Noon 'ill 10 P. M. dally 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK i ICMFriday, Uj 27, 190 BED BANK REGISTER Schedule 0/ ReKgiows Services
. K. JAMES CATHOLIC IT. AMH0NTS CATHOLIC FIRST BAPTIST JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES " CHURCH OF CHRIST . . Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank News of Fair Haven Red Bank Sunday masse* are at I, 7, 8. Mnuft an celebrated Sunda' Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- "Why Do Children Tarn De- Evangelist C. J. Kirkpatrick 9, 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) in it 7, «, », 10, U and U o'clock. tor, .will speak on "Thoughts On linquent?" U the address Sunday will speak at 9 a.m. Sunday over the church and 8, 10 and 1 Confessions are beard Saturday Going Out" at the 11 a.m. com- at 3 p.m. by Clyde Keen of Tren- WHTG radio on the subject, "I o'clock in the high ichool audi- from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from munion service Sunday. Stanley Nerve Tension Cure: Zen ton. The Watchtower Bible study Love Thy Kingdom, Lord." torium. 7:3730 to tt p.m. Scheer, organist, will play and will continue the subject, "Fore- "Importance of Church Work" By KENNETH ISHO Results of the study have, in terdays ball game. Or he may|teliing Him to Whom All Pec Confessions are heard Satur- Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. Ushers will be Howard Young, will be the sermon topic at the TOKYO (AP) - If the hectic fact, led several Japanese firms think what he will eat for dinner pie's Obedience Belongs" at 4:15! days from 4 to 6 p.m. Charles Earle and Kenneth Brow- 11 a.m. service at the church pace of 20th century living has to send their employees period- that night. It requires intense p.m. 7: JO and 9 pjn., weekdays dur- The Miraculous Medal Novena er. Serving on the greeting com- building, and at 6:30 p.m., "Les- mlttee will be Deacons George]you Jumpy, edgy, irritable or a ically to Zen sessions, and in concentration—and relaxation—to Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., the ing the 8 o'clock mass and alter Is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and sons from Paul's Voyage to plain nervous wreck, a daily ses- many cases there have been re- rase all such thoughts so that groups will meet in Kingdom Novena services Monday. the Perpetual Novena to St An- Morford, Sidney Dull and Ken- Rome." Sunday morning Scrip- neth Mauger, assisted by Dea- sion of Zen meditation may be ports of improved efficiency and one's mind is absolutely calm." Hal), 58 Forman St., Fair Haven; Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30thony Is held Tuesday at 7:30. ture readings and prayers will conesses Jessie Teed and Alfle what you need. more harmonious office relation- Minegishi,. who supervised the 10 St. Mary's PI. and 220 Pearl p>m. In the church. A baptism be by Kenneth Rankin and Roger Morford. Crib room facilities are This is not a commercial. ships. St., Red Bank; 82 Pear St., New blank must be obtained from the ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL recent study, said three truck- Kondrup. Singing will be directed available at this hour. It is the conclusion of a group Zen meditation of this type does Shrewsbury; 69 Lincoln St., Fair- rectory and filled out before the Eatontown loads of scientific equipment were by Charles Craun. The Commu- of Zen Buddhist experts and sci-not require a deep understand- view, and 165 Princeton PI., Bel- Baptism takes place. Sunday there will be a celebra- Church school meets at 9:45 used to test physical reactions of nion service will be conducted by entists. After an exhaustive ing of Buddhist teachings. Neith- ford. tion of Holy Communion at 8 ajn a.m., also crib room facilities the participants. George Sherman, assisted by Al- Novena devotions in honor ol Thursday at 7:25 p.m., the Morning prayer and sermon by and classes 2's through fcduli study, they report that Zen medi-|er"is it Incompatible with Chri» Slow Breathing bert Emmons. Charles Emraons the Miraculous Medal are hefc tatioa is beneficial as a therapy Theocratic ministry school will Rev. Philip Broburg will be Pre-service prayer circle meets tlanity or other lellgions, say of- Breathing during the session, he and Mike Muccino. every Monday at 8 p.m. in the for mental stresses to which peo- feature instruction from the Bible 9:30 a.m. in the Clayton Room at 9:30 a.m. ficials of Zen's Soto sect under reported, was reduced to an aver- church. book "Ezra" at 8:30 p.m. Clar- Bible classes are conducted at Rev, Mugridge and family will ple of advanced, Industrialized whose auspices meditation ses- age of 17 to 18 Inhalations a mln- The vestry will meet at 8 p.m. societies are subjected. sions are being encouraged. ence Dean will conduct the serv- 10 a.m. Sundays and at 7:30 p.m. leave on vacation July 30. Dr. ite. There was a noticeable ac- Thursdays. The Thursday eve- According to Osai Minegishi, ice meeting's Instruction on EMBURY METHODIST Harold Husted, Plalnfield, will be celeration of the pulse rate, and ning adult class Is studying Rev- CHURCH OF CHRIST CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL planning section chief of the Soto "Keeping International Unity Un- Little Silver the guest speaker Aug. 5, 12 and this was found to activate the elation 21 and 22. Eatontown ..(CONSERVATIVE) sect's Tokyo headquarters, med- der God's Kingdom." Rev. Dr. Ralph B. McCuen wi Bible classes for every age meei 26. Rev. Donald Shaner, associ- body organs, increase hunger and be the guest preacher Sunday Rumson itation simply requires the abil- at 9:39 a.m. and the morning ate pastor of the First Baptis up resistance to cold. An PRESBYTERIAN ' Dr. McCuen, former pastor of thi Church, Mount Holly, will speak Late Sabbath services will be- ity to concentrate. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY worship period is at 10:30. Ai analysis of the carbon dioxide-] Rumson BaUard Methodist Church of As- Aug. 19. gin at 8:30. Julian Stansky, No Worship Object East Keansburg that time Charles Slelding wi; ixygen ratio of exhaled breath The single service Sunday will bury Park, has chosen as thi chairman of religious committee, 'There are other Buddhist sects "Burning Daylight" will be the bring the sermon in the absena The Sunday evening praise- howed energy consumption to be be at 9:30 a.m. and Rev. Har- theme of his sermon, "Living will read the English Prayers, which hold Buddha and oth- sermon topic of Rev. Richard R. of the regular minister. The son; service will be held at 7:30. This •emarkably low. Another phe- vey C. Douie, Jr., will preach Gloriously." The worship servio Cantor Sidney Scharff will chant er saints up as objects of wor- Schwartz Sunday at the 10 a.m. service will be directed by Mito will be the last Sunday evening nomenon, he said, was the on "The Hazards of a Holy will be at 10 a.m. the liturgy of the service. Candle- ship, and, of course, for Chris- service. McBrlde, and Carleton Saunders service until Sept. 9. Man h lighting time is at 7:57 p.m. Thetians it is God. But in the Soto relatively slow rate of brain ac- Sunday school will meet at 10 -" •» « concludes his series Mrs. L. C. Tatem, organist am will lead the morning prayer. The mid-week service on florrl offering for the pulpit will sect, we believe the solutions to tivity. a.m. of sermons from the Book of choir director, will be at the con- Serving at the "communion tabl. Wednesday evenings at 7:30 will be donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ed- one's problems lie in oneself, Zen meditation is known in Jap- Soldiers of Christ Youth Fellow- Jeremiah. sole. Marshall Thompson will be will be Robert Walton, Jerry Cox continue throughout the summer. win Geltzeiler in observance ol There is no object of worship as anese as "Za-Zen," which liter- ship will,meet in the church hall Mrs. Gordon MacLean, Jr.. as- the head usher. and Norman SewelL The Sr Hi Youth Fellowship their wedding anniversary. The such," he said. ally translates as "Sitting-Zen." Sunday at 7:30 p.m. sistant organist, will play "Pre- Mrs. A. 0. Nichols will place The proper posture Is to sit The evening worship service is will have a beach party today, candle blessing will be recited by A meditation session requires The Men's Club will meet to- lude in E Minor" and "Prelude the flowers in the chancel Sunda; at 6:30. The speaker will be Wil- at Sea Bright public beach, and Mrs. Geltzeiler. An oneg shabat that the participant clear his crosslegged on the floor, back night at 8. in C Major," Bach; as organ of- in memory of her father. will go to Patti Amone's, Branch will follow the service. rect. The arms hang loosely out, liam C h I s m . The Wednesday mind of all thoughts. "Knights of the King" will be fertory, "Come Restful Peace," Ave., Little Silver, for a barbe- ,1th elbows bent so forearms A nursery is available every venlng Bible class discussion Sabbath morning services are "There are all sorts of tempta the theme of the Vacation Bible Bach, and as postlude, "Post- cue supper. Sunday during the morning won will be at 7:30 led by Robert at 10 a.m. Mr. Stansky will con tions," Mlnegishi explained. "One •est gently on the thighs close to School this year, which will be. lude." Frederick Louden will ba ship service. This enables the Walton. duct the services. Cantor Scharff is likely to think, if only for a he body and hands meet as gin Aug. 6 and continue for twoguest soloist parents of Infants and pre-school ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC will chant the liturgy. A klddush moment, of the results of yes- hown in Buddhist images. weeks. Children of all' ages are Church school will meet at 9:30 children to be in the worship REFORMED Keansburg will be served after the service. "For Westerners, the cross-leg-] invited to attend from 9:30 to a.m. in kindergarten, primary service while their children are New Shrewsbury Sunday masies will be at 7, 8, Sunday mornjng services are METHODIST ;ed position Is hard to assume 11:30 ajn. dally. and Junior departments. Nursery being cared for by other adults The topic of the sermon to be 9, 10, 11 and noon. at 9:15 a.m. Dally evening serv- Red Bank it first," Minegishi admits. "Even| "Work night" for the men of]care wil(J be provided for pre- In the church hall. Mrs. Terry delivered by Rev. Isaac C. Rot- Daily masses will be celebrated ices are at 7:30 p.m. "What On Earth Is God Do- tany Japanese these days congregation will be held kindergarten children. ' Taebel, chairman, Is arranging tenberg at the 9:30 a.m. service o used to chairs Instead of straw] at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first ing?" is the sermon subject by Tuesday, starting at 7 p.m. Prayer Fellowship will meet the schedule for those willing to will be "The Enslavement of the AME Z1ON mats that they find it difficult." Fridays when the hours will be Rev. Kerry Robb, associate min- Tuesday, at 10 ajn. la the assist In this enterprise. Senses." Red Bank An alternative is to squat on :30 and 8 a.m. ister for services Sunday at 8:30 BAPTIST lounge. Rev. Charles E. Bourne will le floor with the legs tucked The MYF play rehearsal will Music for the service will In- On Holy Days, masses will be] and 10 a.m. Herbert Burtis, min- Leonardo be held Monday and Thursday clude a prelude and postlude, and preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday ister of music, has returned from under the body in the traditional, tffered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and II Rev. William Carr will preach ST. GEORGE'S BY THE RIVER from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. in the Mrs. Helen Estelle will sing school will meet at 9:30 a.m. vacation and will present the fol- irmal Japanesp e sitting positionp . a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the 11 a.m. service. EPISCOPAL church hall. Mrs. William F. solo entitled "Moment by Mo- The Junior Usher Board will lowing music: Prelude, "Fantasy The Soto sect hopes eventuaUy| church schoofwiii meet at 9:45. Confessions will be heard Sat- Rumson Haas will chaperon Monday, and ment." present a prograg m in celebration in F. Minor," Mozart; Offertory establish meditating "centers" Senior Baptist Youth. Fellow- irdays, first Thursdays, and on Holy Communion will be cele- Mrs. Ruth Lnndqulst, Thursday. its 18th anniversary Sunday (8:30), "O How Happy Are Ye," quiet locations in Tokyo and ship will meet Sunday at 6 p.m. Ushers for the service will be the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 brated Sunday at 8 a.m. In the Tickets an on sale for this musi- at 4 p.p m Brahms and chancel choir, (10 )saka so that an office worker There will be an evening service Lester Shibla, Russell McQueen, to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 chantry. cal fantasy in three acts. The The second quarterly union a.m.), "Ave Verum," Mozart. Al- can drop in for a session before at 7:30. Charles Jones and Robert Me- m. Rev. Clarence T. tambelet, date of presentation will be Sept. service of the Westside Ministers tar flowers for Sunday will be lie office or after work. Cornell, Golden Fellowship wil Prayer and Bible study will be Episcopal chaplain at Rutgers 7 and 8 at I: IS p.m. In the church Baptisms will be administered Council will be held m Pilgrim the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Richard In the meantime, the Soto held Wednesday at 8 p.m. meet Thursday, Aug. 2, at 11:30 University, will officiate at morn hall. every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar-Baptist Church Sunday at 7:45 Szeluga in memory of parents, sect's 15,000 temples throughout a.m. in White Hall. ing prayer and will preach Sun- rangements should be made a| p.m. Rev. R. P. Ball of Calvary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Engles, country are available. , METHODIST day at 10 a.m. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL week in advance of the baptism, Baptist Church will be the speak- and sister, Margaret. Flowers "You'd be surprised at the] Fair Haven - Rumson FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan ls| will also be given by the children nmber of people who make use The men'a and boys' choir, Keansburg er. The Calvary choir will sing. Sunday worship is at 9:30 a.m. Middletown pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- There will be a prayer meeting of Mrs. Rebecca Valleau in her these doisfered shelters to seek TU, ermon"b7 the pa"s"tor^ Rev!under the direction of Marshal] Sunday services will begin with The Baptist and Reformed 8 C. Bush, will sing "Let Us Now dowskl and Rev. Anthony Luislnl Wednesday at 8 p.m. memory. peace of mind," Minegishi said. James C. Rupert will be "Oh, a celebration of the Holy Eucbar-j churches are holding union serv- . The Senior Hi MYF continue Praise Famous Men." io .. . - _ . re assistants. That I Knew Where I Might Find lit at 8 a.m . ices a( tte Baptist Cnurcft dur their seminar on Sunday morning CHRIST CHURCH BIBLE BAPTIST Him." Mrs. Erick Hanson Is di- The sacrament of penance will ing July. Rev. Harry Olson will at 10 o'clock. Child care Sunday CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Middletown Hazlet rector of music. FAITH REFORMED be administered upon request alt- speak at the 10 a.m. Sunday for children up to and including Red Bank There will be a celebration of Sunday service is at II a.m. The August meeting of the of- Hazlet er all services, and at other times service. Guest organist will be Progress depends on spiritual- Holy Communion Sunday at 8 four years, under direction ol aastor Gilbert Watt will preach, The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship upon notification of the rector. Richard Weiss. The junior choir Mrs. Victor Fox, will be provided ficial board will be Wednesday] ly meaningful activity. This Is a a.m. The rector will officiate at iible school meets at 9:45. at 8 p.m. In Fellowship Hall. will have a picnic tomorrow at Holy Unction of the sick will will present the anthem under by the following volunteers; Mr. theme of the lesson-sermon en- Morning Prayer and preach at 10 Pastor Watt will also preach at 4 p.m. All those entering sixth, be administered Saturday from leadership of Mrs.' Erwing titled 'Truth" to be delivered and Mrs. Chester Apy, Mrs. Har- a.m. During the later service, the evening service at 7 o'clock. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL seve th and eighth grades are 4 to 4; 30 p.m. Kehrer. Sunday at II a.m. old H. Coddington, Mrs. Charles child care will be provided in Bible study and prayer hour on Highlands welcome. Ushers mil be Edward Stines lar, Mrs. Herbert Kerr and The family Eucharist and Scriptural passages will include Leeds Hall. Wednesday at 8 p.m. Holy Communion will be cele- Church school classes for all and Norman Wagner. Flowers Miss Sue Hotaling. church school will begin at 9: JO these verses from Proverbs 4: On Thursday there will be a Youth Fellowship meets Thurs- brated on the 3d, 4tb and 5tb ages will be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m. A- nursery will be provided will be placed by Mr. and Mrs, a.m. The morning worship serv- "Let thine eyes look right on, celebration of Holy Communion The MYF activity for Sunday days at 7:30 p.m. Sunday of each month at 8 a.m.. during this service. George Plstor. ice will also be held at 9:30 and let thine eyelids look straight with prayers for the sick at 10 at 7 p.m. is a program including The annual church picnic wi] and there win be a service of a.m. The guest minister will be At 11 a.m. there win be a cele- Beginning Aug. S, union serv- '»fore thee. Ponder the path of a.m. a film on the subject, "The Mea- ie held Saturday, Aug. 4, at Morning Prayer and sermon at Rev. William E. Gaston, pastor bration of the Eucharist and ser-ices will be held at the Re- thy feet, and let all thy ways sure of Success." Vmerica's Keswick, Whiting, N.J. 9 a.m. of the Trinity-Jteformed Church, mon by the rector, Rev. John M. 'ormed Church with Rev. John Tie established." CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Members of the Wesley Fellow- On the 1st and 3d Sundays there Midland Park. Crum. E. Bates as guest minister. A citation to be read from Atlantic Highlands ship conduct their meeting Sun- OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY will be but one service, a cele- Every weekday except Tues- The executive committee of the Science and Health with Key Church service and Sunday day evening at 8:30. Leonardo bration of Holy Communion at The Guild for Christian Service will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. day, daily Morning Prayer will Baptist Church will meet Aug. to the Scriptures" by Mary Ba- school are held at 11 a.m. Women from the Woman's So- Sunday morning service at 11 9 a.m. be read at 9 a.m. and dally Eve- 3, at 8:15 p.m. in Fellowship Hall ;er Eddy states "In order to ap- ciety of Christian Service serving I'clock with Pastor Kenneth N. The vicar is Rev. Ronald Mac- CALVARY BAPTIST ning Prayer at 7 p.m. :o prepare the agenda for the irehend more, we must put into FRIENDS MEETING as greeters at the church doors iamble bringing the message. Leod. Oceanport fall congregational meeting and iractice what we already Jtnow. Shrewsbury Sunday are Mrs. John F. Day, Sunday school meets at 9:45 The Eucharist will be cele- Dr. John McCall of Rlverview to lay plans for the fall program We must recollect that Truth is The Religious Society ol Mrs. Leroy Light, Mrs. Thomas m. WESTMINSTER brated Monday at 8 a.m., and Academy, Shark River, win ba Wednesday, Thursday, Friday of activities. Edwin Parsells, md that good Is not understood Friends, (Quakers,) meets every Dockendotf and Mrs. Herbert Evening service Is at 7:30. PRESBYTERIAN moderator, will preside. nd that good is not understooj Flrstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Birch. Middletown the speaker Sunday at services and Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Midweek prayer service at II a.m. and 7:30 p.m. until demonstrated." Firstday school for religious ed- Last Sunday at 10 o'clock serv- The sacrament of Holy Com- Wednesday at 8. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 METHODIST The Golden Text b from II ucation of children meets at 10:30 ice, Daniel Stewart McCoach, In- munion will be observed Sunday ' CHRIST EPISCOPAL a.m. A nursery will be held at Atlantic Highlands 'imothy 2: "Study to shew thy- a.m. All are welcome. fant son of Donald and Vivlenne at 9:15 a.m. Rev. Harlan C Dur- Shrewsbury BAPTIST the same hour. "Simplicity in Christ" will be self approved unto God, a work- McCoach, 69 Maplewood Dr., New fee's sermon will be entitled The final cummer session of New Monmouth The CBA will meet Sunday at Rev. George E. Taylor's sermon man that needeth not to be EMMANUEL BAPTIST Monmouth, received Christian 'Guilt, Destiny or Both?" Infant the adult confirmation class will Bible school meets Sunday at 6:30 p.m., and will also hold a subject Sunday at 8:30 and 11 ishamde rightly dividing the Atlantic Highlands baptism by Rev. Kerry Robb. „„, ™ .^ „.„- baptism will be administered. be held tonight in the parish 45 a.jri. Rev. William E. Bis- recreation program Wednesday at m. word of truth." The pastor, Rev. Howard M. Nurse house at 8 o'clock. Announce- The Wesleyan Service Guild preach at the 10:45| ry facilities will be avail- 6:30 p.m. Ervin, will preach at the 11 a.m.sponsored a program at cottage able. ment concerning the resumption The Church school Family pic- :ervice on "If I Might Attain." The Ambassadors will meet nd 7:30 p.m. services Sunday. A L at Marlboro last week, rep- of these classes, as well as the lie has been scheduled for Aug. CHURCH OF THE nursery and a children's church Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. prayer meeting will begin at 7 resented by Miss Alta Schoettle PRESBYTERIAN beginning of a children's class, I at Cheesequake Park. Groups HOLY COMMUNION re provided for those up to The prayer meeting Thursday p.m. and Mrs. Herbert Schild, and as- Lincroft will be made early in September. will leave the church at 8:30 a.m. (Episcopal) 'ears of age. at 7:30 p.m. will be under the di- Sunday school Is at 9:45 a.m.sisted by Miss Doris Smith and "The Greatest QQuestion Ever This Sunday has been desig- Fair Haven At the evening service at 7:45, rection of Eugene Creel. Midweek prayer service is on her mother, also Mrs. Richard Asked" will be Rev. WilliaWilli m J. nated as Baptism Sunday, the CENTRAL BAPTIST the pastor will preach on "As Holy Communion will be cele- Wednesday at 8 p.m. Szeluga, Mrs, Edna Lange, Mrs. Mills' sermon subject Sunday at sixth Sunday after Trinity and Atlantic Highlands Jy. Beloved Sons." irated every Eunday at 8 a.m. Luella Bradshaw, Miss Joyce the 9:30 a.m. service. the last Sunday in summer, when Rev. Harry A. Kraft will Midweek prayer service is at Morning prayer and address by FEDERATED Friedlander and Mist Sue services will be conducted by preach Sunday at the 11 a.m. Mrs. Charles Rolph and Ed. 'he rector, Rev. Charles R. Law- Holmdel Schultze. 30 p.m, Wednesdays. Rev. Aaselm Broburg, who will service. Sunday school will meet ward Field will sing a duet, "Out ence, will be at 9:30 a.m., ex- Rev. James A. Goeway, retired of the Deep Have I Called Unto be on vacation in New York state it 9:45 a.m. Vacation Church school for chil- :ept the first Sunday of the Army chaplain, will be the guest TRINITY EPISCOPAL Thee," accompanied by Mrs. Ver- during August. The Pilgrims, dren meets July 30 to Aug. 3, Pioneers, Am-lnwnth when Holy Communion minister Sunday at the 10 a.m. Matawan non Bennett, organist. Mssadors and Baptist Youth Fel- with sessions from 9 to 11:30 a.m. On the sixth Sunday after Trin Parents of children not baptised will be celebrated. service. daily in the Presbyterian Church Sunday school will meet at 9:30 ow em should make arrangements for lowship will meet Sunday at 6:30 ty matins will be read at 7:45 The adult education sessions a.m. H, the sacrament of holy baptism to i.m. and Holy Communion will be PILGRIM BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN Tuesday evenings are dealing Vacation church school will be administered this Sunday. The At the 7:30 p.m. service, Rev. elebrated at 8 and 10 a.m. Red Bank Red Bank with Fyodor Dostoyevsky's liter- hold a "sharing night" Thursday, ceremony should take place at AT. Kraft will preach and music Communion will be celebrated I regain Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will Rev. Dr. Theodore A. Rath, ary works, taught by Rev., Mr, when parents will see the work the 9 ajn. Parish Eucharist, but be provided by the Praise tosday at 8 a.m. president of Bloomfield College, Robb in the music room at 8 their Children have done during may be scheduled for the 8 a.m. film band. conduct services Sunday at 11:30 Alcoholics Anonymous will meet will be the guest preacher at thep.m. The final session for this the two weeks of the school. Holy Communion service or ar- The monthly Monmouth Asso- .m. uesday at 9 a.m. 0 a.m. service Sunday. His ser-month is July 31. Beginning Aug. ranged privately on this day. The ciation hymn sing will be held Sunday school will meet at 10 my strength? mon topic will be "A Pertinent 7, a study of two plays by George MONMOUTH attendance of two godfathers and Sunday at 9 p.m. at the New .m, Legend." Rev. James L. Ewalt Bernard Shaw is to be discussed. TRINITY EPISCOPAL REFORM TEMPLE one godmother will be required tfemmouth Baptist Church. A prayer meeting will be held associate minister, will preside Two sessions are to be devoted Red Bank Shrewsbury at the baptism of a boy, and vice Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Ambassadors will take a at the service. William C. Wood, to "St. Joan," and two on "An Holy Eucharist will be cele- Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink versa for a girl. Notification of rip to Keswick Tuesday, begin- THETBUTH minister of music, will be at the drocles and the Lion." The dis- rated at 8 a.m. Sunday. Morning will conduct Sabbath eve serv- Intent and preparation should be ilng at 8:15 a.m. METHODIST irayer and sermon by the rector, organ console. His organ preluda cussion leader for August is Dr. ices tonight at 8:30. Services will IN THIS made by telephone with the There will be a prayer meet- Navesink '.ev. Canon Charles H. Best, at will be "Pastorale," Franck, and Miko Tuma, who lives in Free- continue throughout the summer church office or rectory. ing Wednesday at 7:45 p.m., fol- ajn. months. The temple office will GREAT BOOK Rev. Richard I. Hoye will bring his postlude, "Beside the Waters hold and who is a lecturer First worship of the day will be lowed by a fellowship time spon- :he message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- Holy Eucharist will be cele- be open each day from 10 a.m. B of Babylon," J. S. Bach. The Christianity and literature CAN REFRESH YOU sored by the Maranatha group brated Wednesday at 8 and at to noon. a celebration of Holy Communion lay worship service. Sunday summer choir will sing "Once to Westminster Choir College at 8:30. The Men's Club will sponsor at 8 a.m., conducted by the rec- ichool, with classes for all ages, Every Man and Nation" and Princeton. 10 a.m., and the service of heal- Your strength can be re- ing will be at 8:30 and at 10:30a fishing party Sunday for mem- tor. Music and sermon will be meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursery 'Expectans Expectavi." Ushers The prayer and study group newed-your weariness ex- ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL bers and guests, including you omitted. I provided at the morning wor- will be Willard H. Cobb, Jr., Rich, meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in m. Beltord people over 15 years of age. changed for rest and joyous Communicants of the church [hip service. ard K. Brown, Karl B. Litzelman, Squire Memorial Chapel. Alcoholics Anonymous and the On the sixth Sunday after Trin- activity—if you wHl seek pray- are Invited to bring friends and Charles C. Maute and Andrew M. The annual fair at the Method- lanon Group will meet at 9 ity, there will be one celebration Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., is ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL summer visitors to the Parish Orr. John C. Antliff and Philip ist Home in Ocean drove will be i.m. Monday. erfully the truth contained in of the Eucharist, a sung Eucha- rganist. The Senior Choir re- Little Silver Eucharist at 9 a.m., to join with held Aug. 1, 2, and 3 at the this great book, Science and rist, at 9 a.m. The vicar. Rev. learses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.H. Roy will comprise the wel- On the sixth Sunday after Trin- the whole family in the solemn home. The church's represent* REFORMED Ralph Edwards, will be the cele- The Pastor's Choir rehearses coming committee. ity, Holy Communion will be Health with Key to the Scrip- care will be provided for the very ives, Mrs. H. J. Palmer, Mrs. Colts Neck brant, having Just returned from iundays at 6 p.m. Summer Church school will be celebrated at 8 a.m. and the rec- tures by Mary Baker Eddy. young In the parish house. F. W. Krlll, Mrs. William Mac- Rev. Samuel La Penta will his vacation. The acolytes will Wednesday testimony meeting is, held simultaneous with the wor- tor, Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, Donald and Mrs. A. Melvln Mor- ireach at 11 a.m. Sunday on the You may read or borrow The Friday and other weekday be Lester August, Robert Kaiser it 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours ship service. will officiate at morning prayer ris, will receive donations of ar- ubject, "The Quality of Being celebrations of the Holy Euchar- and Richard Smithson. ire 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and At the conclusion of the service at 10 o'clock. Science and Health free of ist at 9 a.m. will be omitted ticles or cash for the home. "od." This is the last in a series The sanctuary lamp candle Saturdays, except holidays. a social hour will be held in tho This will be the last Sunday charge at any Christian Sci- until the return of Father Bro- The Commission on Education five sermons on the book of this week burns In memory of patio. before the rector leaves for vaca- ence Reading Room. The berg In September. In the absence will meet Thursday, Aug. 2, at 8 'salms, There will be a baritone Andrew Burggraf, having been ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Commencing Monday through tion. During August, morning book can be purchased in red, of the rector, a need for a priest p.m. In the conference room. The :olo by George Ketener. The or- donated by Mrs. John Euler. N,avesink rridayid , AAug. 3, from 9 to 11:30 prayer and sermons will be read green, or blue binding at JJ during the week will be answered MYF will hold an ice cream so- ;anlst is Mrs. Charles Clowes. by Cooper R. McCarthy, lay The sacrament of penance will The Holy Eucharist will be a.m., a Vacation Church school by the Rev. James M. Duncan cial Aug. 18 from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday school Is at 9:45 a.m. and will be sent postpaid on be administered Saturday from :elebrated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. will be held in the church. This reader. at St. James Church In Long This group will meet in the receipt of check or money 11 a.m. until noon. Morning Prayer and sermon by will be a co-operative school with Branch church Saturday Aug. 4, at 7:30 to order. ASSEMBLY OF GOD There will be one celebration lie rector, Rev. Harry R. the Methodist Church. The study sell tickets for the social. of the Eucharist this week, iorensen, will be at 10:30 a.m.theme will be "The Bible." THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH - Shrewsbury The Sacrament of Holy Com- Wednesday at 9 a.m Classes will be held for students! Child care will be provided In munion will be administered Sun- PARK AVENUE ELBERON. N. J. Sunday service will be held at No meetings are scheduled this In kindergarten through sixth Christian Science he parish house during the 10:30 day, Aug. 5, at 8:30 and 10 a.m. SUNDAY 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday week, iervlce. rnde. school will meet at 10 a.m. The Bishop's Crusaders' ban READING Today —10 a.m. • noon. Regis. quet In Ocean City, will be held] Bible study will be held Wed- NEW APOSTOLIC DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. HOIJNESS ration for Vacation Church Aug. 5. Victor Fox, Jr., junior ROOM nesday at 8 p.m. Red Bank ' Long Branch ichool in Westminster Hall. lay delegate, will represent the SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY There will be a ladles' prayer Rev. Werner ..Schneider will Sunday school and Junior Tuesday 8 p;m. weekly adult church. ' •rnlar Mhihter •! Cbrlit Clmrdi MtthidUt, Niw Y.rk City meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. conduct the service Sunday at 10 church will meet at 10 a.m, Bible class taught by Rev, Mr. The first annual Indian mission TH« MINISTRY Or MUSIC Christ's Ambassadors will meet a.m. and preach on the text from Scripture lesson and prayer Ewalt In the church parlor. inference tour, sponsored by the LYNDON WOODIIDI. OrxMllt tonight at 8 p.m. There will be Romans 7:22. Sunday school will service for the sick will be con- Wednesday 10 a.m., prayer and New Jersey Conference Board of HALLIC NOWLAND, SWUM CAROL! O'HAHA. CtntralN 209 BROAD ST. a prayer service tomorrow at meet at 8:45 a.m. There will be r«AMK MARIAN. T«wr * Dlrvator HOWARD (HAW, BarltoK ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, itudy group will meet In the Education, Is scheduled for Aug. 7:80 p.m. MIMNM DIHQSL, VMInM Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 • service Wednesday at 8 p.m. pastor, Monday at S p.m. ' chapel. 11-22. Also Friday Eve. 930-9:30 i STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and (WERGARD JVEHEVB? CfiOUAS EXPECT TO SEE WUR WIFE f M A9CIHS IS WSOdHS,CHUCK/ WSEE, )m RATESS9HH3H,1 -r- --^r--'- -****«"* WBLAHkETAHDfBCTHBS THAT WE FACE «y WMHS A RME JOB (tflfe/ BARBIE RWUH6/ -•Birr -HQUMOULO MEET AHOTAWftVS ALL W/ PEOPLE/ IT BWWR." 220 SOUTH SHOWS THAI THEy 37IU STREET/, CAH SUCCEED IN TQfflWS /^ a. —— o.:z.x™mun *—
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Dial SH LI 110 NIGHT { mmanmmmnaa~m.m J SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1962 7c PER COPV* New Jersey Press CRR News Briefs To Repair By The Associated Press Wash-Out WASHINGTON —Time has run MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - out on GI home loan applications Township Committee last night by some veterans of World War agreed to-presi the Central Rail- II. The Veterans Administration road of New Jersey to repair said some four million veterans the approach to a railroad bridge were subject to Wednesday's GI washed out during the heavy rain mortgage deadline. But the VA storm Monday. had no figure on how many of The Pleasant Valley Rd. bridge, those veterans already has used which crosses the railroad near their GI loan rights. July 25 Rt. 79, was the icene of an ac- was the initial cutoff date, and cident early Tuesday morning GI mortgage rights of other- which sent a car plummeting off World War II veterans will coir the bridge to the railroad track tinue to expire for the next five 50 feet below. years. The cutoff date for indi- Closed to Traffic vidual veterans is based on their The committee last night re- discharge date and length of solved to advise the railroad com- service. No World War II vet pany to repair the washed-out eran will be eligible after July road, which has been doted'to 25, 1967. all traffic since the accident, on or before next Wednesday. If tha PLAINFIELD - The brakes railroad -does not complete the failed and a 79-foot crane lum- work, the committee plans to bered through overhead power make its own repairs and assess lines, setting off false fire that cost against the railroad. alarms, cutting electrical serv- Clifton. T. Barkalow, township FUNNING FOR FAIR — Making final preparation« for Rivar Plaza firemen1, fair ice to 5» homes and factories LIONS SOCIAL —The Fair Haven Lions Club yesterday held its annual cookout attorney, said last night the rail- and putting street lights out of road owned a 100 foot right of at fair grounds on Wast Front St., opposit* Chris' Delicatessen, are, left to right, commission in this Union Coun- and outing on the- property of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Pouso, 941 Rivar Rd. Joining way where the tracks are lo- Patrick Malonay, ways and means chairman; Mrs. Norman Long and Mrs. Benjamin ty community yesterday. The in tha fun above are, left to right, Tony Hunting, club president; Mr. and Mrs. cated. He pointed out that In his Bicker, co-chairmen of rafrashmants, and Christopher DeFillipo, ganaral chairman. crane was moving down a Pouso, and Charles Moraller, cookout chairman. opinion the railroad Is obligated driveway when the brakes gave to maintain tha bridge and its Fair opans tomorrow and will run through Saturday of next week. way. The vehicle hurtled in- approaches as it has done In the to the middle of the street. past. Pockets ¥ieW Authorities said die alarms, Subdivision Representatives of th«» Public tied to the power lines, went Utilities Commission and tha Borough Gets Light off in three public schools in township engineer hava both ex- the neighborhood. No one was Okayed For amined the washed-out area, but Wuk Variet injured. hava yet to make reports, he At Parkway's Spur y Warehouse said. WASHINGTON-Rep. Florence Committeeman Frank L. Rat- EATONTOWN — This borough necessary to secure an adequate Of Items LITTLE SILVER - The Plan- cliffe laid Otto Jtadrececk. of has won a victory in its cam- installation in the medial of the P. Dwyer, R-N. J., said today the MORRISTOWN (AP) — Po- ning Board last night approved a Tennent Rd., Morganville, was palgn to better trafflc conditions spur and Grant Ave." equal pay for women bill passed lice awakened 72-year-old Her- minor subdivision for Carmelo the driver of the vehicle which along the Garden State Parkway by the House Wednesday contains man Ashenbach as he slept on Maimone, 125 Markham PI., who veered off the bridge after It •pur leading into the Rt. 35 traf- loopholes which defeat its pur- a park bench yesterday and . ans to form two lots from six passed over a portion of the fic circle. pose. Amendments adopted by took him in for vagrancy. the House before it passed the existing'lols he,owns on Conover washed-out area, which it about Mayor Herbert E. Werner an- Township's measure, she said In a statement, PI. six feet in diameter and five feet nounced yesterday that parkway At headquarters, they asked would "leave it empty of mean- deep. Mr, Jindrececk was not authorities have consented to put him to empty the pockets of Mr. Maimone, a builder,, said Fiscal Health ing or effectiveness." The bill injured in the crash, he said. an overhead street light at the his overcoat, jacket and trous- he will construct a 15,00taquare- is designed to guarantee equal Intersection of the spur and ers. This is what he took out: foot warehouse at the site, which Mr. Barkalow said the railroad pay for women who do the same - Grant Ave. lies in a B-2 business zone; yesterday afternoon had with- Is Praised A groundhog's foot and tail, work as men. The major objective in this drawn an offer made earlier in ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - This baby pacifier, mascara kit, Include Stipulation campaign, however, — installa- the day to repair the washed-out municipality last night was pic- two balloons, cap pistol, golf Although board members area it tha township re-surfaced tion of a traffic control device NEW YORK-A Bronx house- tured as in fine financial health ball, five spoons, three jars of agreed that they are not yet'con- the area with black-top. The com- to cut down the continuing tre- wife has been arraigned on a by Jasper Johnson of the office salmon eggs, fishing reel, fish cerned with the variety of build- pany takes the position that it ehief trouble spot is the Wyckoff hooks, two steak knives, a fork, homicide charge la connection ing to be placed on the property, Rd.-Parkway spur intersection, of Joseph J. Seaman & Co., town- is not obligated to repair the area a lady's pin, three handker- with the death of • Jersey City they Included in their resolution — remains to be achieved, after ship auditors. unless It is within the 100-foot chiefs, a compass and five can woman who police said died aft- a stipulation that a building could nearly three years of struggle. Particularly, he expressed er an abortion. The dead right of way, he said. openers. not be constructed within 15 feel pride in the facts that Atlantic, woman, Mrs. Alexandrlna V«ra, Device Needed of an adjoining building unless at year's end last year "had Also a flashlight lens and 23, of 227 Montgomery St, Jer- Police Chief William Zadoroi- absolutely no outstanding munic- batteries, seven pencils, toy sey City, died Wednesday in attached to it. Segal Waives ny said yesterday the sew over- ipal bonds," enjoyed "a com- horse, road map, two address Jersey City Medical Center of The 15-foot spacing require- head illumination at the Grant pletely free surplus or $154,000- books, tobacco pouch, buttons, septic poishung. Police said the ment is to allow passage of emer- Ave. Intersection will help the as .against $147,000 a year string, wire, nuts and bolts, a death resulted from an abortion gency vehicles, but attached Hearing In situation there, where six acci- earlier" and was "beating state lady's belt, a man's belt, tele- performed last Saturday in the buildings are permissible In th< dents have taken place since the averages with a tax collection of vision guide, notebook, match apartment of Mrs. Franceses PERON AT SERVICES — Former Argentina dictator Juan B-2 zone. spur was built. 83.85 per cent—exceptionally books and two empty wallets. Oquendo. Stock Theft however, that Peron and his wife, Isabel Martinez, are shown at «»rvic«t In other business, the board He reiterated, good." ASBURY PARK -Leo Isaac chief trouble spot, is the Wycoff Also a swimming suit, a in Madrid church marking the I Oth anniversary of tha heard the informal presentation He congratulated the Township Segal, 45, of 874 Ocean Ave, Rd. intersection, where as many transistor radio that didn't of the plans of John Chiids of Committee for financial records MOUNT HOLLY-David For- death of Peron's wife, Eva. She was 33 yean old when Sea Bright, who was arrested as three accidents a week take work, two pairs of sunglasses New York who owns four acres which he said "probably cannot sythe, 17, of Moorestown, was Saturday by Federal Bureau of place. —one without lenses—two ball- she died of cancer in Argentina.'. of land between Little Silver be matched elsewhere in this point pen refills, a can of light- killed yesterday when the milk Investigation agents, has waived "A traffic control device is (AP Wirephofo by radio from Madrid) Point Rd. and Middle Creek. area, if in the state." A small er fluid, two pipes, pack of truck he was driving turned over. a, preliminary hearing hen be- definitely needed there, and has debt balance of 2.7 per cent, he cigarettes, cigarette lighter, The youth was driving a truck Three Lots been needed since the spur was fore U. S. Commissioner David said, is due "to the local district train ticket, four hats, a junior owned by Locust Lane Dairies, built," he said. "Whether it is a Mr. Chiids said he wished to Goldstein. schools but it will be quickly stewardess pin. which is operated by his father, system of traffic lights or an former Moorestown Mayor Ed' create three lots on his property The FBI complaint against Mr. wiped out." He also had three cents. Case Asks Action but lacked sufficient frontage on Segal linked him to the illegal overpass or some other device, win B. Forsythe. State Trooper something must be done at that Albert Hujbich said Forsythe ap- Point Rd. and proper access to transportation ot $5,000 worth of intersection." parently pulled over to the the proposed creekslde lots. Polaroid Co. stock. His arrest was one of 12 In an investigation He pointed out that Wyckoff shoulder of Rt. 33 and applied On Beach Funds He was told that a road to the Kd., a much-traveled thorough- Adopt Code to Forcehis brakes. The truck continued of the theft of more than $1 mil- interior of the tract would have WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Clif- lion worth of stock certificates fare, was a continuous through to roll and turned over twice. The Army Engineers began to be 50 feet In width, paved am ford P. Casey R-N. J., has called shortly after the storm, to build from the New York brokerage itreet until the spur was built acceptable to the borough. A pri- three years ago. for more legislative action to help emergency sand dunes along un- firm of Bache & Co. Utility Connections vate driveway, according to Mrs. DENV1LLE — Police Chief East Coast, storm disaster areas. protected parts of the East Coast. Repeated Requests Eleanor G. Huson, chairman, can Mr. Segal originally was sched- MARLBORO TOWNSHIP-The Harry B. Jenkins, $7, announced "The hurricane' season is al- tary services In the new real Case said, however, that this uled to be arraigned before Com- Since that time borough au- his retirement last night fol- most upon .us and the. need for serve only one home. Township Committee last night estate developments. work could be speeded if the ad- missioner Goldstein Monday. thorities have repeatedly re- lowing a prosecutor's report providing permanent protection adoptd an ordinance which re- Two residents opposed the ministration presses for quick Mrs. Huson told Mr. Chiids to The commissioner yesterday quested relief for the situation that labeled the 14-man police for our beach area remains," he quires homeowners to hook onto measure, one questioning the le- House action on a Senate-passed resubmit his map revised to com- continued Mr. Segal in $25,000 there, with no result to date. force a "house divided." Tha said yesterday in urging the Ken- sewer and water lines should the gality of the'authority to "force" bill to permit purchase of shore- ply with borough ordinances. bail after Segal's attorney, Sam- A letter from D. Louis Tontl, report, made public by Mayor nedy administration to press for new Marlboro Township Munici- residents to use the utility serv- line areas for parks. uel D. Bozza of Newark, re- director of the New Jersey High- R. Gerald Wright, blamed Jen- House passage of two pending pal Utilities Authority make the ices; the other, the right of the quested the hearing waiver. way Authority, informed Mayor kins for what it termed a lack bills. r Secure Easements Werner yesterday of the decision sanitary services available. authority to press the services on- of discipline In the department Council Tribute Mr. Segal's home is at 8 Maple- to homeowners already residing He said a supplemental appro- New Jersey officials have said wood Ave., Maplewood. The Sea to light the Grant Ave. intersec stemming from inadequate lead- priations bill signed by the Pres- Mayor Paul £. Chester said the in the township and whose homes this bill would permit the Army Bright address Is listed as his tion. ership. Compiled by Prosecu- ident will be of help but will not To Montgomery ordinance had the effect of pro- have satisfactorily operating op- Engineers to secure easements summer residence. His business "After thorough study, we be tor Frank C. Scerbo, the docu- solve the East Coast's long range viding a tool through which the erating systems. along part of the New Jersey RUMSON — The late John L. is listed as salesman and promo- lieve your request has consider- ment said policemen were split beach protection problem. authority could establish sewer The ordinance provides that a Coast for construction of emer- Montgomery, for many years able merit;** the Tonti letter into factions favoring and op- /Disaster Funds ter. and water services. homeowner who fails to install gency dunes. welfare director of the county, •aid, "and that a street light posing Jenkins. The I supplemental appropria- Clifton T. Barkalow. township the services when central, sewer was memorialized last night by a would be of benefit to both the tions bill contains $40. million in Some dune construction, they parkway and local traffic using attorney, said the ordinance and water mains are established claim, has been blocked by the resolution offered by Mayor Sworn In JERSEY CITY-Paul J. Hanly, disaster money as a result of the the intersection in question. would apply only to those resi- may have the cost of such serv- refusal of property owners to per- Charles Callman and adopted by RUMSON — Charles Henderson superintendent of the Dr. B. S. March storms and high tides in "I am pleased therefore to ad- dences "located on a street." ices assessed against him after mit the Army Engineers access a unanimous council. of Ward Ave. was sworn by Pollak Hospital, was place in tive in the ROTC program at OATES OPIH 7,00 P.M—MOVItS AT DUSK Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. 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(5) Movie 7.4S- <«) Modern Fanner (7) Hong Kong 7:30— (I) Summer Semester the Singing Skirt," (Repeat) Bet- 2:30-(U) Baseball ter than average entry. A good (5) Christopher Program 7:10- (2) Lassie T:*»—(7) Morning Prayer 2:45- (7) Movie (7) Christopher Program 8:0»- (2) Basic Reading Skill* deal of excitement and a clever (4) BuIIwinkle 3:00- (2) Movie ' trick gets Mason Involved in a (7) Cartoons 7:15—fll) Red Barber (4) CniHder Rabbit (4) Movie murder as he tangles with the lilt- (2) Previews 7:30— (2) Dennis The Menace (7) Cartoon* (a) Movie owner* of a legal gambling house. &»- (2) Breakthra J:30- (5) Movie (5) Off To Adventure (4) Walt Dijriey'i World Perry defends a pretty cigarette (7) Follow The Sun ' (0 Andy's Gang 4:00- (2) Movie ' girl who has obviously been 8:30-* (2) Give U» This Day (5) Cartoons 4:39- (4) Urban Politics framed, and switches a gun with 8:25- (2) Newi (11) Charlie Farrell I:H- (]) Captain Kangaroo (5) Horse Race , her before a murder occurs. 7 30 8:10- (2) Tottle «;H- (1) Ed Sullivan 'C) (4) American Treasure (7) Movie p.m. CBS. (5) Light Time (5) Columbia Lectures Chest (0) Movie (9) Movie (5) Just for Fun THE DEFENDERS. "The Bed- 8:45- (4) Mbrary Lions 5:00- (2) PGA Championship (5) Wonderama (II) People Are Funny •:1S- (7) Davey and Goliath (4) Cameo Theatre side Murder." (Repeat) Fino 0:30- (4) Pip the Piper show. Fans of "Ben Casey" pre- 1:00- (2) Wildlife 8:30- (4) Sir Francis Drake (5) Jim Bowie (5) Opinion In The (7) Animaland 5:30- (2) Movie pare yourselves for a shock Sam (S) Wonderama 1**- (2) Alvin 5:30- (5) Felix and Diver Dan Jaffe is accused of murdering (II) Let's Have Fun Capitol (4) Sharl Lewti 5:45—(11) Red Barber patient just to collect an inher- t:15—(4> Protestant Fourth R (7) Movie tance, anVwfe know kindly old (7) Cartoons 1:10- (2) Way To Go (9) Movie SATURDAY EVENING Dr. Zorba would never do (11) Main Event !•:»- (J) Mighty Mouse Sunny Gale (4) Let'i Talk About God (4) King Leonardo 6:00- (4) News ihing like that Actually, it's co- 9:00- (2) GE Theater <7) Q. T. Hush \S) Sandy's Hour LONG BRANCH - Blonde, dy- incidental that Sam is playing a (7) Q.T. Hush (4) Bonanza 1*50- (9) News and Weather (7) Two Faces West namic Sunny Gale, star of rec- physician in this episode which (4) Jiwiih Fourth R (5) Open End 10:55— (•) Almanac Newsreel (8) Merrytoon Circus ords, motion pictures . and TV, was made before the advent of 10:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (11) Pro Soccer will be the spotlight attraction "Casey." The basic storyline cen- 11:90- (I) Allakaiun (II) Horse Race (4) Agriculture U.S.A. 9: JO- (2) Who In The World 6:15- (4) Recital Hall starting tonight at the Adventur- ters around Lawrence Preston's (4) Fury (7) Funny Manns . (9) Mahalia Jackson (7) Little Rascals 6:30— (7) Lone Ranger er Club on the ocean. decision (he's defending Jaffe) to l«:«0- (2) Candid Camera (9) Builders Showcase (») Cooking (9) Championship In addition to reaching the mil-of aiding a client 8:30 p.m. CBS. (4) DuPoot Show 10:30- (2) Look Up & Live 1I:15-(H) Adventures In Japan Bowling lion mark with her recordings of LEAVE W TO BEAVER. "Wal- (9) Of Men & Motives ll:>t— (2) Roy Rogers (11) Movie Wheel of Fortune" and "Tear- ly's Car." (Repeat) Teen-agers MAN OF THE DAY—AND NIGHT — Merv Griffin will (4) Inquiry (11) One Step Beyond (4) Make Room for 1:45- (2) News drops on my Pillow." Miss Gale (7) Focus 10:30- (2) What's My Lin* should catch this show just to be host of "Tonight" the wash of July 30 and Aug. Daddy «:55- (2) Weather haa made frequent appearances see Lumpy and Eddie — the best (9) Oral Roberts (7) Lawman (5) Just for Fun 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt on the Ed Sullivan, Jack Pair young villains on the screen — 6 in an encore assignment on the late-night series. The (9) Movie (4) Local News 1:00— (2) Camera Three (7) Barney Bear and Perry Como TV shows. give Wally free advice. The plot singer-emcee will also headline his own daytime series, (4) Searchlight (11) Ploneera (I) Cartoons (5) Circus Boy Called the "most distinctive finds Wally buying a car and nat- U:W- (2) News (7) Beany and Cecil "The Merv Griffin Show," starting Oct. I. And Merv (7) Faith For Today (II) Little Leaguers . voice and personality in show urally getting Into trouble with (9) Let's Look at (4) Newt SATURDAY AFTERNOON 7:10- (4) Weather his Dad. 8:30 p.m. ABC is continuing (into September) his emcee assignment on 7:15- (4) Financial News business" by Walter Winchell, Congress (5) Senate Report U:W- (2) Sky King Sunny will entertain at 9 and 11 "Play Your Hunch." All three series are on NBC-TV's 7:20- (4) Sports SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE 1:15— (9) Statehouse Conference (7) News (4) Mr. Wizard p.m. and I a.m. nightly through Monday-through-Friday color broadcast schedule. 7:11- (2) Perry Maion MOVIES. 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LI 2-4353 sit Human," takes a handoff from quarterback Sonny LUGGAGE POST 2:30 • Daily Double C/oses 2:20 Jurgensan at Birds' Hershey, P«., camp. Kubek Return a Problem; Authorities Await Autopsy RID BA.NK RFXISTtR Friday, July 27, 1962—17 On Death of Young Boxer Affectionately, No Resisting YanksWinl3-3;RedsMovingUpPHQENBC, CAP) - Au J»ret, who suffered braia injur- thoritle* said yyeiterday they ies in a world welterweight ASSOCIATED PRESS game winning string. Herbert t pitcher with Jl—en route tc would await tn autopst y reportt championship bout with Emile To Battle in Sorority Stakes Manager Ralph Houk of the spaced six hits in going the dis-bis 319th victory. Hank Aaron hii before deciding on an inquest Griffith in New Yorlc City. in the death of a young boxer in New Yoork Yankew hat a prob- tance, striking out five and walk- his 27th homer in support ol Nunez fought Contreras, 127- OCEANPORT - Monmouth be in the field against Ogden Mills Phipps' Medici. his first professional fight. /wu J ; lem that would tie welcomed by ing three. Spahn, who lost his bid for shut pounds, on even terms until Park tomorrow offers the first Affectionately again tomorrow. • Other-s~ ~-—"expected *t~o -**star"t i"n 'the •very other manager in the ma- Reds Rebounding out No. 56 when Jim Hickmar Sonny Nunez, 22, suffered a single punch dropped him andof Its two big features for 2-year- Earlier Affectionately had woii Sorority are Mrs. Kathertae jor leagues. The aura of success seems to singled and Marv Throneberrj fatal blow to the head in th he was counted out. olds, the six-furlong Sorority three straight overnight events Raible's Nalee, Meadowbrook Whaf» he gonna do with Tony doubled with two out in the final moments of a four-rouni Stakes for fillies of this division. and had clicked in the Fashion, table's Admiral's Dancer and s be building again at Cincinnati The 129-pound fighter reached Kubek? where the rebounding Reds have eighth. featherweight bout watched b; his feet after the count, but col- The following weekend, as thePolly Drummond and National Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Young The versatile Kubek, the Yanks' reeled off nine consecutive vie his wife, Carmen, and 1,800 othe Upsed in the arms of his train- meeting closes Aug. 4, the sec-Stallion. Then came the defeat Chicago. regular shortstop last season and persons at Phoenix Madison n the Colleen but the Jacobs' tories and inched toward the top er, Billy Sparks. Nunez, in a ond of the big events will be the Wins Colleen rated by many of his teammates in defense of their Nations BASEBALL Square Garden Wednesday night. deep coma, was taken to a near- Sapling, at the same distance but filly has since won the Astoria. as the best outfielder on the League pennant. The right-handed punch wa by hospital but never regained open to horses of both sexes. She will be ridden by Ismael No Resisting, in addition to winning the Colleen, was second team, is scheduled to be released Fred Hutchinson's crazy-quill Today's Baseball landed by Rodrlgo Contreras, 19, consciousness. Both races have a guaranteed Valenzuela who was the winning in the Astoria and third in the . from military duty Wednesday crew, producing new heroes each By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Tucson, Ariz., also making hi gross of $100,000. rider when she scored in the A surgeon, who worked on National Stallion. Nalee won the and rejoin the American League day while putting together its American League professional debut, Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' Af- Polly Drummond. Braulio Baeza Nunez 40 minutes, said the boxer Blue Hen, was second in the leaders a week from today. longest victory string of the sea- W. L. Pet. G.B Ths death was the eighth in fectionately looms as the favorite rode her in her other stakes suffered brain damage and was Bewitch and third in both the And he's going to be a prob- son, whipped Pittsburgh 5-3 lasNew York .... 58 38 .604 boxing this year. The last preyi- hemorrhaging heavily. for this seventh running of the engagements. lem. He's much too good to be Los Angeles 56 42 .571 victim was Benny (Kid) Polly Drummorm and Colleen. night and climbed within a game Nunez, separated from his Sorority. The daughter of Swaps Supplementary Entry kept off the team, but it's going Minnesota .... 54 45 .545 Fashion Verdict was runnerup in of the third-place Pirates. wife, has an eight-month-old has already shown plenty of class No Resisting, lone supplemen- to be'difficult to find a spot for Cleveland _.. 50 46 .521 the Fashion Stakes, Medici fin- Home runs by Jerry Lynch daughter, He decided to enter with victories in four stakes and tary entry to the Sorority at a him. It's all the fault of Tom Chicago „„ 51 50 .505 ished fourth in the National Stal- and Gordie Coleman supplied the Bello Cops professional fighting after a good a second in a fifth such race. cost of $5,000 will be part of a Tresh and Hector Lopez, Baltimore _. 50 50 .500 power that gave the Reds No. 9 showing in the amateur ranks. Curiously Affectionately's lone three-horse entry sent postward The switch-hitting Tresh, who and a good shot at the National Detroit _ 46 50 .479 defeat in eight starts came at by Trainer James E, "Sunny Conteras said Nunez was the won Kubeck's vacated shortstop League streak sweepstakes in Boston 45 53 .459 NJ.Y.R.A. Monmouth Park and was in the Jim" Fitzsimmons. The other only man he's ever knocked out. Job after a friendly battle with which each of the leaders has Kansas City ...... 44 56 .440 Colleen Stakes won by Wlieatley members of the entry are Ogden Mrs. White Wins Phil Linr, is performing afield fashioned at least one extended Washington 36 60 .375 Junior Title "I had 11 amateur fights be- Stable's No Resisting, who will Phipps" Fashion Verdict arid In a fashion that makes him a top winning skein. Thursday's Results 'or£ this first pro fight," he said, contender for rookie of the year The first-place log Angeles New York 13, Boston 3 LAKE HOPATCONG - Chris "and nobody got hurt. I can't At Beacon Hill honors. He's currently hitting .279 Bello, of the Raritan Yacht Club, believe it, I can't believe it. I Dodgers, out front by a game in Chicago 7, Washington 1 LEONARDO - A "Cryers" and has a 16 game hitting siring Perth Amboy, won the North Jer- don't know if I'll want to fight Dick Tiger Signs to Meet a tight struggle with runner-up Only games scheduled tournament was held at Beacon going. Hard to move him out of sey Yacht Racing Associatio again. I didn't mean to do any- San Francisco, lead the streak Today's Games Hill Country Club yesterday with the lineup. parade with 13 in a row. The Boston at Washington (2) junior individual sailing cham- thing bad." Gene Fulmer in Title Bout pionships which concluded oi Mrs. Robert White, Rumson, Left field? The. veteran _.r- Gi and Pirates are tied with Chicago at New York (N) . Two members of the Arizona Lake Hopatcong yesterday. The NEW YORK (AP) - "Now Well have him start light being top winner with a 64 net. •uddsnly has taken hold in that 10, and now the Reds have taken Los Angeles at Detroit (N) Athletic Commission — T.R. In the tournarffent the women two-day regatta attracted nine I believe it." work Monday or Tuesday. He'll position, long a trouble spot fofor their turn. Kansas City at Baltimore (N) (Lefty) Mofford and Fred Wood- eliminated their worst three holes entrants from the 15-member or- ward — witnessed the bout. just do road work and light gym the Yanks, has snapped out of Milwaukee's Braves also con- Minnesota at Cleveland (N) Dick Tiger made the comment and added par. Second in the the batting slump that plagued ganization. work "I don't think we'll have tinued at a red-hot pace in the Saturday's Games Said Woodward: "I saw the as he signed a contract to meet him box for a week or 10 days. tourney was Mrs. Raymond him last season and is showing only other NL game scheduled Los Angeles at Detroit The nine race round-robin se weigh-in and physical examina- LeStrange, New Monmouth, with rapid improvement in his defen- ries was sailed in Jets, furnishe NBA middleweight champion We don't want to rush things. We yesterday, making it six in a row Minnesota at Cleveland ion. The fight was evenly may take him to San Francisco a 65. sive play. He's hitting .284, a by the host Lake HopatcBn, matched and well officiated. It's Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, as Warren Spahn scattered eigh Chicago at New York three weeks before the fight so Mrs. Ira Miller, Rumson, was climb of almost 20 points in Yacht Club. Fresh to stron just one of those tragic things.' Utah, in a 15-round title fight at the hits in a 6-1 triumph over New Kansas City at Baltimore (2) he can get adjusted to the time hrf putting champion yesterday last month. York that sent the Mets down to Boston at Washington (N) breezes prevailed on both days San Francisco, Aug. 27. It was giving the skippers a real work- difference and the climate." with a low of 28. Each continued his hot hitting their 11th straight setback. Sunday's Games a fight the 32-year-old Nigerian in yesterday's 13-3 rout of the The Pirates got off to • 1-0 Boston at Washington out. Jones, Rothschild and trainer The finals of the President's Coach Halas never thought he would get. Boston Red Sox, Tresh contribut- lead against the Reds when Bob Kansas City at Baltimore Bello's victory sends him inti Jimmy August met the Nigerian Cup will be played Monday with ing his ninth homer of the season Skinner homered in the first in- Los Angeles at Detroit (2) the Sears Cup area semi-finals t< "I always hoped to get at Tdlewild Airport. Mrs. John W. Spencer, Mid- and a single while Lopez drdrovo e ning, but Lynch came back with Minnesota at Cleveland (2) be sailed at Rumson Country Clul Fines Two chance at the championship but August told Tiger immediately dletown, and Mrs. Edmund Sul- in two runs with a double and' _» a two-run blast In the bottom half Chicago at New York (2) Aug. 8 in Arrows. YRA chant it seemed it would never happen "you've just lost one title so yoglivan, Rumson, meeting to settle •ingle. Chicago gained fifth place that sent Cincinnati ahead to pions from North Jersey, Sout even when I became the No. 1can win another." the issue for this trophy. Jersey, Barnegat Bay and Chesa Pro Players with a M victory over Washing- stay. Frank Robinson's run-pro- contender," said Tiger on arri- "What do you mean?" asked Today eight women of Beacon . National League peake Bay will compete at Rum- ton in the only other game sched- ducing single'and a two-run hom- RENSSELAER, Ind. (AP) - val in New York from London Tiger. Hill will oppose a team of eight uled. W. L. Pet. G.B, son for a berth in the Sears Cu er by Coleman in the fifth Los yesterday. "So when I got the "I mean you've just lost the women from Roselle. Angeles 68 35 finals to be held at Marblehead, Owner-Coach George Halas yes- Bob Johnson's solo homer in wrapped it up for the Reds and letter from Jersey (manager Jer- eating championship," said Au- The women will start club San Francisco .. 67 36 .65.6500 1 Mass., starting Aug. 27. terday levied $50 fines each the ninth prevented Chicago's Johnny KHppstetn (2-1). sey Jones of New York) about gust. "From now on you've got championship matches next week. Pittsburgh ...... 60 41 .594 7 Local Sailors Place against seven of his Chicago Ray Herbert (1M) from gaining Spahn (10-U), 41-year-old left- Cincinnati _ 58 41 .586 8 the title fight I was surprised and to watch what you eat." his tint shutout of the season. Richie Eittreim, of the Sharl Bear players for breaking cur- delighted. I still wasn't sure un- handed great, struck out five St. Louis 56 45 .554 11 "Okay," said Tiger, "I want to The White Sox jumped on River Yacht Club, finished secon til I signed the paper for Mr. Mets and moved into seventh Milwaukee 53 49 .520 14', few of 11 p.m. Wednesday night. win the title very much. But don't Washington's Bennle Daniels (4- over-all. Eittreim led the fleet Rothschild (promoter Norman place on the all time list with Philadelphia .... 46 57 .447 22 The players were not identi- be drastic." 11) for two runs in the first, two 2,274, surpassing the 2,271 fanned at the end of the first day's sail Rothschild.)" Houston 36 63 .364 30 fied, but Halas said any recur- "That man," said August, more in the second and Al by Lefty Grove. He also hit ing, but lost his edge when Belle 37 65 .363 30'/ rence of camp infractions would Did he celebrate when he got"fights as good as he eats—and Smith's two-run homer in the first homer of the season—he won two of the last four races New York 24 73 .247 41 bring more drastic measures, the word in Lagos, Nigeria? that's somethin'." •iith, snapping Daniels' three holds the'NL career record for yesterday. Thursday's Results including disclosure of names. John Hilton, of the Shrewsburj "No," he replied, "and I won't Milwaukee 6, New York 1 Sailing and Yacht Club, Ocean- The Bears defeated the Colnow- . I'll celebrate when 1 win Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 3 port, was third. Hilton's crew wa lege All-Stars 24-7 Wednesday in the title. Only games scheduled John Fox. Hilton, a Rumson resi- i tuneup by the collegians for "Fullmer is a tough and strong Today's Games M on mouth Park dent, turned in a fine perform heir Aug. 3 All-Star game with fighter but I feel I will win. He's Houston at Chicago the National League Champion ITSCLEAK. nice against the talented fleel a fighter and I like to fight a New York at St. Louis (2) Green Bay Packers. IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS of young skippers. fighter." UNENI AT OCEANPORT Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2) Mickey Olsen, representing thi The tuneup game was played SELECTIONS The muscular British Empire Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) Monmouth Boat Club, was eighth here at the Bears' St. Joseph •7 DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM champion is a combination boxer Featuring San Francisco at Los Angeles John Perrotta crewed for Olsen. College base. and puncher. He has won seven (N) The Green Pond Yacht Club Alleson of Rochettir Hot Cross Bunny Iris H. This is a training camp, not straight, including a sixth round Saturday's Games crew finished fourth. Lake Hopat- • Sput • Dm* Mop Squeezer* Hot Cross Bunny a country club," Halas warned knockout of Florentine Fernadez 1 Milwaukee at Cincinnati cong was fifth, Little Egg Har-his squad prior to a morning Cooh Shlrh) Iris H. Mop Squeezer and a lopsided decision over Hen- • Swnttn Houston at Chicago bor Yacht Club, sixth, Packa- workout. "We came here to Emerald Cut Emerald Cut ry Hank this year, f ernandez lost • RobM Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) nack Lake Yacht Club, seventh, play football, not just to play." Struwelpater Prince Dion New York at St. Louis (N) a close 15-round decision to Full' Prince Dion Sun Shiner and Franklin Lakes, ninth. • Sport Iklrh San Francisco at Los Angele mer in a title fight last August. f »u SWIFT RIVER (Best Bet) Swift River Tiger's record Is 45-12-2, Includ- • Suit. Shoo (N) • RoliKooh) •Witk Cumberland Gap Sea Master Sunday's Games ing 21 knockouts. He never has Sea Master Cumberland Gap Vic Ghezzr" • Slacks CMm Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Racing been stopped. FRANK'S Ram Bam Sabre Song Houston at Chicago Tiger said he weighed 165 Star Velvet El Greco San Francisco at Los Angeles Shoots PGA 65 El Greco Ram Bam Commission pounds, just five over the mid- BIG & TALL Z? Milwaukee at Cincinnati (2) WEST CALDWELL (AP) BOTCH'S Sam Rosa Sam Ross dleweight limit. fO23 HKRWAT35, WMUUSl New York at St. Louis (2) Vic Ghezzi, veteran former Rum- Shady Story Shady Story "We're going to rest him over AUTOMATIC (1 HU Kirit »f Mbirr CWk» Stella Jean Sir Robert Meets at MPson Country Club pro, fired a 65, OCEANPORT — The New the lowest round ever scored in the weekend," said manager 1 HIMOMAColl 531-3349TL rAiAT.I* Hellenic Dancer Necessarily So Crow Is Praised Jones. "The main thing we have NEWBUNC BKUXSRICKH ITORI, K.J 1. Social Wren Jersey Racing Commission met tournament play at tha Mountain CAR WASH 1 HIMOMAL rAmiW Patrol Woman to watch with this fellow is that NEW HUSNTOMBKUX , H. J. Social Wren Hellenic Dancer yesterday at Monmouth Park and Ridge Country Club, to tie for the 171 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS UX By Coach Lemm disposed of a few agenda item lead at 138 with Wes Ellis and he doesn't overtrain. He's so Powerful Package Royal Clipper anxious to get in top shape. BED BANK, K J. Baraote Paiama Girl LAKE FOREST. 111. (AP) - in a routine session. Jack Lumpkin in the second Royal Clipper Powerful Package Star running back John David The commission approved round of the New Jersey PGA Crow, out with injury most of racing officials for Atlantic City Golf tournament yesterday. Swift Sands Inside Story Vanessa's Boy Vanessa's Bey last National Football League and Freehold Raceway meetings; The 50-year-old former National 8 Inside Story Lone Wolf season drew praise yesterday approved the U. S. Testing Corpo PGA champ toured the par 71, from coach Wally Lemm In theration at the laboratory ti Reliable Jes 6,802-yard course with six birdies team St. Louis Cardinal camp. Team Fresh Tom analyze chemical samples col and 12 pars. Dunraven Sprinter After the squad bustled through lected from horses competing al Freehold. Ellis, 30, the defending cham- another double workout, Lemm pion playing his home course, The board also received an ap- Late Scratch* said: "Crow is working very matched his 3-under-par opening plication for a permit to conduct hard. He came to camp in ex- round 68. Lumpkin, 27, of Echo LOOK! cellent condition and he looks a harness race meeting' at the Lake, shot a 66. if he is prepared to have an ex- :ite of the Trenton Fair Grounds, WEATHER—Clear cellent year." Hamilton Township, Mercer County. The application was sub- THE mitted by Hamilton trotting Midgets Slated Association. Discussed was : rule making it mandatory fo [GENERAL] jockeys to have physical and eyi At Pine Brook TIRE Monmouth Entries examinations. The board failed PINE BROOK — Famedil to approve a license for Paul midget, sprint and stock carl VDUT RACE PURSE: $1,5N 2 y.o. Mdns; Sft furlongs Hall as a jockey agent because racing pilot Bobby Courtwright j 1. 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'TIL 9 SH 1-5886 SH 1-3.30 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SH 7-0040 HEUP WANTEO-FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Female FOR SALE MERCHANDISE WANTED J»MMERCIAL RENTALS HOUSES FOR SALE BANK REGISTER Friday, „ July 27, 1962—19 CBTLD CAJtl — Prrrale borne, hourly, owra — * »«iea »so duly and weddr rale*. Phone luvn. H—* turrdMafcd, Ceil I Bank. PfnBAJseol. C*JJ *H 7 OB 1<«K» THE BELLS WERE RINGIN fiirU Ch^fKto R/>M*r altstes, whit* fixe 2006 cifle. AKC J51*clt Poxl^, un-wnis SB 7 I1O0 BERG HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LP.V will book grweun maternity male. £H 217' (STORE FOR RENT - Ceour of town XRCtDW HELFZB - A-Wly "in'"til- cuts, eioilKat Tttamtu. BUT NOT FOR FIANCE! JLNTWI/JB8 - hWUl M. I.Ktlt*, Cell VETERANS mm. 14 a.m, v> 1 p.n Klvttcrttt Niira- CA 2-1252 TMUM yarttoMtt a& tvtinixA. KB SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS; lr< Home, a Chiptn A.»«., R*J Sink. • IH MK» HO DOWN PAYMENT KJCUUHJC WQlUtH «st»s Hi tsJta •'a/A. Tbei Hmlaon Shop ZAC. Ill cue at eUMrta m fe»r Home, it: Th» bride> ran «w«y and fi mtA Bt.. Shrewsbury, FOR monteujmi. 'on *S2 PER MONTH TBEES SHADE DEPARTDEPARTMENM T MANAGEGERR Ut-Ple kn. SH 7-S6W. Wai tyilri. OIAlj VIS — Aj>S.jira«M, »« this charming one-floor htmt. Eatry, (jparioua living tnd dialog Bejurtmtnt « ipKiuw store ti|«ri- ancc w«t left folding tU fur KUaeware, an objecu and t/rlc-a-brac. , htvutA, Ijuftseu building-, H& FOUR BEDROOMS •nctBrt. Manit r tmptoj.i i Wents, oppor- mmedlata casih for aiiytbi£K and «v- ond Door. Ken acfcool. Broid St rooms, delightful kitchen with adjotokg laundry, three bedroomt, • Shrewsbury. BH 1-MM for detain. FOUR BEDROOMS tunity lor advancement, iood martini SITUATIONS WANTED, Mile nitur* order. He cance ni Rmcll's. 21 last Front 81. Happiness will be an everyday affair baths, hot water heat Owner leaving state. 110,500. •alary- *PP'y I" person: Lerner fitiopi, 8H l-im. STORE FOR RENT — Choice loca- In this lovely four muter-size bedroom Cotttaw Ay« Ajpnry p«rt tion, tt Broad St. Red Bank. Inquire HIOH SCHOOL BOX — Reliable, ex- brand new 3-Room Outfit a -•Ithtn. Caloalal, whlcn has all the room for fae OIRIS WANTED for pleasant telephone perienced, desires work after achool conveniences you and your ramlly have WELL PLANNED RANCHER and week-ends. Call eTealnga 819 7- the warehouse. Take over been searching for, — largi dining work. Daya or part-time tvenlnp. Ap- PETS AND LIVESTOCK For lease. Woodworking Mill. Heart On a street of individual homes, close to bus and shopping. En- ply 106 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. U8L of Red Bank. Cinder block construc- room, woman's delight kitchen, larie the unpaid balance of $296. tion. 1000 ft. floor space, basement, front porch, full basmu',,. storage av trance foyer, spacious living room with log-burning fireplace, din- HAND SBWIR3 AND OPERATORS — PRINTER — All-around job shop. 1' GERMAN SHEPHERD AT STUD — To front yard approximately 60125. Fully tic, storm sash, range and many o4her ing room, paneled den, three twin bedrooms, two baths, wall oven Nlubt atiin, I to it Oooi) my, excellent yean ol experience. 37 yeara ot He. Payments of $3 a weak. approved [emales only. Champion sired equipped. Use of machinery. Income ejtra*. Immediate possession at clos conditions, steady work, lull or part- HI-HOI. Red Gate Farm's Blitz. Freussenblut assured for responsible party. Renta! and dishwasher, two-car garage, basement. Worth touring at time. Irving Lelcht Co., 1001 2nd Avi Beautiful 3-piece convertibli and Osn&bruckerland blood lines. Call X1G5. per month. Joseph G. McCue $26,600. nue, Asbury Park. SH 1-0099 alter 4:30 p.m. Realtor 30 Rldee Road, Rumson. 812- $9,900 Full Price STATISTICAL TYPIST-SECRETARY FINANCIAL living room, decorator 3 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, 0«t. Non-Vet. $300 Down DISTINCTIVE For CPA; lome iteno. Handwrlte re- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES piece bedroom with lamp AKC, blaclc viva tan. oentle with chil- Sun and Garden hide-a-way. Engineer designed ranch, three bed- •um» to P. O. Hoi 817. Red Bank. dren, excellent watch dogs. Partial Monmouth County Office NEW SHELL service eUtlon for lease. shots. SH 1-0944. HOUSES FOR RENT rooms, exposed beamed ceilings, huge fireplace. Walled ianai tablet and bed pillows an (Garden Slate Parkway Exit 117) Leonardvllle Rd., Belford, Excellent AKC MINIATURE) POODLES - Bred 195 to (121 Per Month patio garden, completely private, wonderful for entertaining. HELP WANTED-MALE business opportunity. For Information 5-piece bronzetone finish d (or quality and temperament. f75 and Hollies, birches, willows, etc.; two blocks to beach club. Auto- call EXport 6-6M7, 8:30 to 5 p.m up. PA 1-5331. TUB BEHO AQENCT. Bt. U Ulddletomi matic heat. Easy commuting to New York, Transferred owner BE YOUR OWN BOSS — Run a Oui nette. VANESSA WILL CAKE (or small dogl, 03 MOW THE BERG AGENCY 10 CLEAN-CUT MEN service^ Rtatlon.' Interesting out-door cata, and birds, tender loving care. says sell at $30,000. WIDB SELECTION OF RENTALa Res! Estate Wanted Immediately, tor growing branch work, good Income. High volume sta- Obedience lessons. German Shepherd. ffurnimed and unfurnished. Iramsd. •EUc*. It you have ambition we can tion located on 37 Leonardvllle Rd. OS 1-2S79. ate occupano. Samuel Telcher Ageno? "Personalized Service" THIS IS A HOME-NOT A HOUSE! me you. No experience necessary. We Belford, N, J. No experience neces- Oceanpon Ave.. OceanporL Call or dla aary. Qulf will train you and pay you POODLES ~ Schnauzers, toy Yorkshire Attractive center hall, "100-year-old colonial bids you welcome will train toe men who qualify. Muet FIELD FURNITURE terriers. Buper bargains on email male U 2-3S0O or IA 2-3501. OSborne 1-1000 b« between 21 and 35. For Interview while training. 9 to fi weekdays, call with the warmth and charm of yesteryear. Five baths, five bed- call HE 6-SGOe. Nightu, weekends, call CO 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J poodles. HO 2-«026. MANY. FUKHISIIEU AND UtU'Utt' 4-3161. NIBHEU RENTALS - In all prices Rt. #35 Middletown, N. J rooms plus, six fireplaces, formal living room and dining room, DACHSHUND PUPPY — Female AKC and sizes. Ella Wlltablra Agency HSu OSborne 1-1370 NURSERY — Florist business, 100X2SO champion blood llnea. Nine weeks, large kitchen and gracious library, giving you just the basic de- STORE HOURS: home bred, healthy, alert, Inoculated Ocean Ave., &ea Bright. 8i2-OOOi Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-: ft lot on Hwy. 3«, Port Monmouth. Open seven daya. sign — we cannot describe in writing the beautiful landscaped TIMEKEEPER Ptizs Includes Blx-roorn house. Full eel and wormed. KE 1-2313. lar and all Improvements. 7B7-0133. 9-6 Monday thru Saturday RED BANK — Immediate occupancy, 1% acres and the zest for living atmosphere the home commands. Opportunity lor young man with Inter' HORSES BOARDED — One mile from newly decorated throughout. Six rooms, <>t In con accounting to anlit chief 9-9 Thursday and Friday Red Bank. Seven box stalls available. Reduced to $44,500. accountant In last (rowing electronic FREEHOLD LUNCHONBTTE fully SH 1-2322. 1>,& baths, garage. $l&0 per month. BEACH AGENCY Itrm. Prefer business echool ilutlent equipped. Excellent clientele, good SH T-3O00. willing to learn while working. Expert' leaje. other lnteresu force sale. Ex- ANTIQUE china closet, dining tab: OELD1NO HOUSE — Black and white, KIDS WANTED! MODERN IT TAINT - JUST QUAINT J cellent Income for two people, Prlncl' three leaves, Beats 14, king aize Sim (Ive-years-old, complete outHL Will sac- NEW HOUSE — Flv« rooms, bath, ho ANY QUALIFIED VETERAN ence not esientlal. Call D. Martin pals please. Meyer Morrill, Broker, water beat. Adulta only. Rent S13&. Four bedroom, two bath colonial farm house built during Washing- PR 1-0500 for interview. mons Hlde-a-Bed. Screens, fieautyres rifice (or quick aale, JH5. PA 1-9322. CO 4-0768, Hazlet. SO DOWtf PAYMENT 5S-A Uonmouth Ave., Freehold. HO 2-double bed. SH 7-5707. NO CLOSING COST ton's childhood! Offers a family the charm and warmth of an era Frequency Engineering Laboratories 6027. DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPIEB - EXECUTIVE'S HOME — Five bed. ONLY J30 APPLICATION FEHJ •hafto Road New Shrewsbury ROTARY LAWN MOWER, ,22" blad AKC registered, cbamplon bloodline. gone by. Located near schools and convenient to stores and 130. Call 787-3127. -: rooms, three baths. Includei waterfront IMMEDIATE POSSESSION KALESMAN for auto supply store. 2 SH 7-5028 ,. 300 ft. from house. S3&0 per month. BH transportation. This house is a must on your list. See the blend Is 3D year* of age. Salary, comnjlMlon CHINCHILLAS FOR SALE BY THE 1-2233. Get the horns you have tlw&yi wantedJ MORTGAGES PAIR. without the cost usually involved. Ar ' old and the new in the den and library. Price $26,009. and other fringe benefits. Apply In ANTIQUE pine console-type table am HOUSE; FOR RENT — Near Fort Mon- what a home! Only four-years-old, k person only. Tbe PEP DOTS, 42 W. H0ME0WNER8 NEED MONEY? four chalra, pine coffee table. Tw 291-0(19 mouth. Call turlng lour good sized bedroomi, iclem Front Street, Red Bank. Your credit li good. Flrlt and second matching iron beds, mattresses, paime< SMALL WESTERN rldlnlr horse. Very CA 1-5631 Kitchen wltti wall oven, etc. Caiy jti mortgages. BH 1-1314 or FO 3-2801. chesU <2), chlfforobe, two kitchen ta< heat, ceramic tils bath, fall buement MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING: CAMERA SALESMAN — Full time, bles and chairs, two office defllu, Sim gentle. Any child can ride. Call after LIVING) ROOM — Tiro bedrooms, fcltch •xperlenc* preferred. Camera Depart- 6 P.m. SH 16532. largo recreation room, a lovely yard mona double sofa-ued, double sofa-bi en and bathroom. plui a dead-end street make It safe foi HANSEL AND GRETEL RANCH nut, Atlantic B'jpersrr.a, Shrewsbury. ir porch, etc. MS-8421. CHERIBOB KENNELS — Collie pup- BH 1-0261 klda. Conveniently located near «hop ping, «tc. BAKTENDBR — Evenings, year-round MERCHANDISE ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ples, all ages. Stud service. After fi BUNGALOW — Furnished, three roonu Picturesque Individual custom built home — two years old — employment, experienced, good silaiy. p.m. only. OS M862. and bath, adults, no pets, |80 a month large trees on the property — three bedrooms — baseboard hot References. CO 4-OS0O. FOR SALE gallon, glass-lined, ISO. SH 1-4344. ENGLISH pointer puppies. War Hoop SII 1-1274. 276 Mechanic St. FULL PRICE ONLY water heat — full basement — two-car garage — city sewer* too Jake Batnia lines, excellent field and CARPENTERS AND HELPERS to CASH BEOIBTER — Clary, full Heir UNION BEACH — Newly decorated $14,900 — don't buy until you've seen this hornet Price $22,500. .work ttn ihore area. Call HAMMOND izlng adding machine on drawer- R< rial projpect, 1100. CA 9-3599. 31* rooms, bath and garage. $75 pel MU 7-2233 APPROXIMATELY *U1> P«r mOMtl ORGAN STUDIO centiy overhauled, excellent cdndltlor DACHSHUND PUPPIES A.K.C.—Breed month. LI 2-3512. psyg all. Bring your dlsch&nga and 130. ACCOUNTANT — JUNIOR for large I13O or belt offer. OLIVER SHOES melts and females, wormed and Inoc- TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES CP.A- office In Asbury Park. Send OF ASBURY PARK Red Bank. SH 7-2339. ulated. KEYPORT PET SUPPLIES, RANCH — Three bedroma, Hi bathi reiume to Rudolf, ClnnamonA Calafato, Electrovlce Organ $229. Rt. 39, ctlftwood. LO 6-5569. living lorn, dining room, kitchen, f. O. Box 4M. AiburKPark.) Eitey Chord Organ 325. MAHOGANY — Full bedroom eulti screened porch, full basement. (225 BEACH AGENCY [fammond Sxtravoice 545. twin beds with interesting headboari FOUR MINIATURE POODLES — month. GLAZHSROOK AOSNCT, SI2- EXPERIENCED PLUMBER - Drlv. Hammond Chord Organ 8-8 595. and box springs and mattresses, drest Eight-weeks-old, champion bred, two 1700. 1400 Hwy 35 Middletown WALKER & WALKER er's license required. Call WurilUer Spinet Organ 625. er, chlferobe with plate glass top: brown, two black. OS 1-0714. REALTORS 2914633 Conn spinet organ 695. Price reasonable, excellent condltlor FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW — All-year Hammond M-3 Spinet (blond) 795. house. All Improvements, rent reason- OS 1-2727 661 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. ROOF1NO SALESMAN — Married man Call between 4 and 7 Friday, all di able. Inquire 261 Sea Brceza Avenue, ovtr SO yean of ag« with experience In SALES AND SERVICE Saturday. SH 7-3184. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT E. Keansburg. 7S7-503J. Daily to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun to 6 SHadyside 1-5312 roofing and siding business. Must have RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION SALE APARTMENTS WEST LONG BRANCH. — Three bed- Llcscisd Reil EstiU Brokir car, bs loadable and qualified to hire Open Dally Till > — Saturday Till 8:30 rooms, one year's leas«, lltt per Route 35—Across from Shop Rite Market, Middletown, N. J. and train new men in the field. Salary ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS month. Call after S p.m. CA 8-3252. bonua and car expenses. Call PR &* COOKMAN AVE. AND HAD) ST. Two glass Insert!, one screen, waath- LITTLE SILVER — Immaculate OS 1-2126 OS 1-3311 CO 4-5212 OT06 for appointment. PR 8-9300 eritrlnped, complete, ready to hang. KAIK HAVEN — Half double house THIS IS YOUR LIFE six-room duplex. Call for appointment. three-bedroom rancher, beatiti Member Multiple Listing Service FOOTER FOR BAKERY TriEWUTEEB. AODIHO machines. Nothing extra to buy. Call today. fully landscaped lot, attached ga Day work. All makes new or used. Ouaranteed. 7U-71S4. Low as 120. Serplco'a. 101 Monmoutb All the ingredients of prestige liv- BUNGALOW FOR RENT — Furnished rage, convenient to railroad sta SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP SL Next to theater. SII 7-OU9, $23.88 ing in a magnificent waterfront HILL HEN wanted at local lumber InitaiitUon optional' or unfurnished, three rooms, close to tion. Price $15,900. yard. Experienced In door and window DESKS — 515 up, llles «1B up. chairs, setting on the lovely Navesink Fort Monmouth, quiet neighborhood. 24-HOUR SERVICE •nembJy desired, but not necessary. addloff machlsej, typewriter* manual PROWN'S River can now be yours. Red Phone LI 2-OO5S. RED- BANK — Good neighbor- Call Mr. Frey, 8H 7-2060. and electric, oCflce equipment etc LITTLE SILVER — Completely fur- bargain prices. New or used. AAC Desk 32 Broad Bt. Red Bant 3H 1-75 3ank offers an enviable upper hood, centrally located, large Co. RL 36, Oakburat, KB 1-3S90. SWEET CORN — Picked fresh dail: nished new ranch, 91S0. MECHANICS right from our own fields. Jersey to- income environment and Colony SH 1-7865 three-bedroom, two-story home, WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY For general finery maintenance. Abl ELECTRIC FENDER BASS, BLOND — matoes, all frulta and vegetables. Open Htouse keeps pace with a glow- QUAINT OLDER bungalow. Two bed living room, dining room, den to do electrical, millwright, production And plush hardshell eaae. J150. PA 1- 7 days a week, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ing assortment of luxury features rooms, garage, river view. Yearly good condition. $17,500. REALTORS machine set-up and adjustment. Better M34. OAHLER BROS. Farm and Nureer lease. Call SH 1-5891. titan average wages and good working South Bt., Holmdel, opposite Bcndlx, that are true keynotes of el- conditions. Bring your own tools. TWO — 4'x6' wooden etorm windows. egance. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED — Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Call for ap- Suitable for cold frame, first S10 takes RCA 21" TV — With swivel tabl, Two dwellings, each three bedrooms, alL Call PR IS.7I139. Revere tapo recorder light beige. E WEART-NEMETH pointment. CO 4-8000. i'A room efficiency apartment at one hot water oil, fllo month: other SH 1-0804-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINaS — An- cellenL SH 7-5142. hot air oil, (125 month. Lease,, no TOUNO MAN — With car, from Middle $110 per month, 4^ room apart- AGENCY town and Red Bank area, .556 per week tiques, brlc-a-brac, Move forcee facrl' peU. DENNIS K. BRyNB, Realtor, li MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE flee of chairs, settees, beds, mattresses, UTILITY TRAILER — 4 X 8. tw ment with two baths at $235 per West River Rd., Rumson. 842-1150. Steady employment, no layoff. Repre- wheel, 135. REALTOR sentative of nationally known company lamps, all types tables, buffets, urns, month as well as one sumptuous FOR RENT UNFURNISHED HOUSE will Interview. N. J. STATE EMPLOY- bookcase, antique washstands, electric SH 1-31110 UNUSUAL RANCH IN RUMSON — Only seven years old, 1%-acre reflector heater, fireplace screene and penthouse apartment at $400 per Shrewsbury. Available Beptember 1st. MENT SERVICE, 48 East Front St. Blue Klbbon tenant only. Nice quiet 102 WEST FRONT ST. plot with many lovely trees. River rights. Mahogany paneled Bed Bank. Monday. July 30, 1-3 p.m many other items at bargain prices. GRAVELY TRACTOR month. We advise prompt action. section. Living, dining room, panelled Two quality covered couches, 124.50 and Reel rang mowers, perfect for estate den, kitchen. Second floor. Three bed- SHadyside 1-2240 living and dining rooms, fireplace with raised hearth, pine kitchen $29.50. 812-0109. cuts 15" swath, steering sulky, rotarj rooms and bath. Hot water heat (oil) with barbecue, three bedrooms, V/2 baths, carpeting and drapes BUS DRIVERS plow attachment Included. Total cast COME AND SEE acre shaded ground. S1&0. per 24-HOUR SERVICE FUU,-TIME POSITIONS — Steady BRING YOUR ROLLERS new f&0, will iell for (400. SH 1-8003. month on lease. Joseph O. McCue, included, two-car garage. Asking $31,500. work, apply Rollo Transit, 275 Broad- NEW WINDOW SHADES FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Realtor, 30 Ridge Road, Rumson, New Member.Red Bank Area way, Keyport, Monday through Satur- Put on wlille you wait. Any size _, LARGE PLATE GLASS BEVBLE Jernty. Tel 842-0U4. TEN-YEAR OLD COTTAGE IN RUMSON — Ideal for retirement day, between S:13 a-m. and 3 p.m. to largest picture windows. Free rust"P- MIRROR 125. CMci elOTet, J1S.5 Multiple Listing Service Large vanity with laree plate SIBL ON-SITE PARKIN& RUMSON — Two-bedroom cottage, sea- or honeymooners. Excellent condition. Living room with flre- KITCHEN HELPERS — Several oven leas eyelet, free crochet shade pull. round mirror, $19. Bench to match tngi ail year round, company-paid hos- Custom made shades, icallop or fringe, son or yearly furnished. Newly deco- 100 place, attractive kitchen, two lovely bedroom} and bath. $17,900. any type. Prompt delivery. Free W.50. Retrlgerator. $29. Hoover tan! rated. % block from shopping center 160-ACRE GENERAL FARM- BltallttUon. company benefits, 1140 measuring eervlce. Convenient terma. type vacuum cleaner |15. Flreplac and buses Reasonable. B42-20S3. mantel, JIB.50, etc RUSCIL'S, 25 Ea COLONY HOUSE tiUable. Two brooks. % mile EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Front St. road frontage. 14-room Colonia M Broad St. Red Bank PROWN'S IN RED BANK HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 31 Broad SL SH 1-7500 Red Bank dwelling. $55,000. FULL-TIME ONLY ALUMINUM GUTTERS 122 N. Riverside Ave. WANTED TO RENT Seeking an ambltloua young man -. IDE IN yocr old rurnnure with no GenutBo Alow Lifetime. We lmts.ll oi YOUKO COUPLE deslrea three room, 88 ACRES-60 tillable. 2^-story train to manage to take over our salei down payment ana get a new parlor SHadyside 1-5556 unfurnished apartment In Red Bank office in our Red Bank and Asbury or dining room set at sale prices. Wil- short notice. Low prices. Call today Colonial dwelling. 1% baths. Two- STANLEY K. DOWNS HALL BROS. Park area. Uust have car. For Inter- PJtOW.VS 32 Broad St 8H area. Call 842-1573. liam Leff Furniture Inc., Hwy 85, Adjacent to the delightfully acre lake. $50,000. REALTOR view write Mr. Stengel, 6T1 Broad Bt, Mlddletown. 8H 1-3213, open evenln»• MORIS AND MORE BETTER VALUE! REFINED LADIEB — (Two), «eek 414 REALTORS Newark or call MA 4-0600. till » p. m. . —Folding box hamper, »i,75; 6x9 blue charming Molly Pitcher Hotel roomi, ground floor, reasonable, Red Hank vicinity. 842-3674 or CA 9-3876. "Homes of Charm and Value" MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING carpet, <12-50; Beth Thomas clock, PRANK H. TAYLOR ft SON, INC. $2.75; small portable typewriter, (15; MEYER MORRILL ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE REALTORS FURNISHED — Two-bedroom apart- SHadyside 1-1017 813 River Road Fair Haven HELP WANTED-Mmle - Female Singer pedal sawing machine, *7.6Q ment or house for August antl Septem- Broker Rent A Piano $12 per Month rattan arm chair, H.75; porch rocker, Afaaaglni Agents ber. Will take a sub-lease. BH 1-7541 $1.73; umbrella table. «T.!>0; ate. P.US- Member Multiple Listing Service SHadyside 1-7688 EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY KNABE. UASON-UAMLIN. SOUUER CIL'B, 25 East Front Et. OCEAN OROVB — Unlurnlshed. 3-4 BUSINESS MAN — Wants 1-114 room 58A Monmouth Ave. Freehold Eiecuttve-sales-onice-Domestlc CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STECK rooms, bath, yearly. Best location. furnished apartment or room with prl Sycamore -Ave. Shrewsbury NAVESINK RIVERFRONT — •raeerlty and ability with hljb ethic Cookman Ave, ft Main Si., JjDury PL GUNS — All types, new and used, also Available. Hot water heat. PR M780. vato bath In Ret! Bank-Holmdcl area HOpkins 2-5627 IN PLACEMENTS Majestic waterfront home with Open dally till t Bat tlu 1:30 ammunition. Will sell by piece or RED BANK — Unusual live-room far- beginning September 1. Monthly basis. THE UTMOST IN VALUE! Ex- « Broad St. Red Sink whole lot. 7*74115. Ples«s reply to "AC," Box 111, Red panoramic view. Two acres of BHADY8IDE T-OoTI PR 64301 den apartment, for September. Electric Bank or call NYC Code 212. KI 6-9388. clusive residential neighborhood. BEST OFFER — Ironltft Ironer an kitchen, two bedrooms, larfis rooms MID-SL'MSIKB WHITE SALE shaded, high and dry ground, •CHOOL BUS DRIVERS wanted for ELECTRIC RANOE 40" and closets. Private atalrway to ga- Beautiful while seven-room split level, Impressive colonial home. Pine- other odds and ends of furniture. Cal WANTED TO RENT — Furnished ideal for large Jamlly. Foyer. opening OF ecbooi in September. Apply 130 before T p.m., SH 7-4&2Q. rage. Quiet, line atmosphere. Rent SUS. room In Red Bank desired for young three bedrooms, 2!i baths, dry fitgb paneled reception hall. 15'x22 in person R. Helfrlch 6fc Son, Laure." Call U 2-O14S MADISON GARDENS celling; basement, two-car garage, air- Living room with fireplace, din- Ave., West Keansburg. ANTIQUE SHOP — Boston rocker, |15; women. Call 747-3125. condltlonlug, over half acre of land- living room with fireplace. For SUMMER SPECIALS 132 South St. SH 1-7633 ing room, kitchen with dishwash- house shutters R each, up. 117 Alain scaped groutiis, bus plclc-up for school mal dining room. 22' pine den ' BARB EMPLOIMENT AQE.NCY BUY NOW AND SAVE St. mum FOR SALE HOUSES FOX SALE THE LOW AGENCY WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN |FIRM)« RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS "JOSEPH'S. McCUE, REALTOR REALTORS ** Rtaltort of Rum ton Sine* 190S 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. 636 Rivtr Road Fair H-vin < 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON 30 JUDGE ROAD, ' RUMSON, N. J. SH 1.4477 Op»n Evtry Day SHadyifde 7-4532 , 842-0444 Member of Red Bank Area Multiple listing RUMSON RIVERFRONT-Here's a modern five-room ranch style home designed just for its setting. Features full wall of glass fac- Member Multiple Lilting Seme* THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER ing river, Targe corner fireplace and a 26' screen porch. For your RUMSON cruiser, a solid 110' dock. Landscaped for absolute privacy, giant COOL COUNTRY SPOT - Three-bedroom ranch in picturesue let- 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE I New family home to be completed in 90 days. Well planned three- Scotch pines, graceful willows. $26,500. ting of white birch and shade trees —175" frontage on quiet street bedroom home with 1|4 baths, large living room, full dining room, in fine residential neighborhood. There is also a 20' living room RED BANK. TRIM ECONOMICAL CAPE COD. TOWER HILL ~™l-~ kitchen, and a 12x24 den. Other features include gas OWNER'S IN MAINE — He has priced this two-year-old four-bed- with fireplace, a bright kitchen, cheerful dining room and VA baths.. •• AREA. GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD. .Most accessible. Center hail.jheat, sewer connection, garage and clothes dryer. Easy to care room colonial at less than its worth. If you have looked around a Oversized one-car attached garage, plus many extras such as wash- living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms down, one up,!for 75x137 lot. Close to Holy Cross School. $25,900 bit you'll know that a good eight-room house featuring a fireplace, er, dryer, refrigerator and deep freeze. Asking $26,750. tiled bath. Basement, garage, sewer line. Prime condition. Nice] den, full dining loom, 2% baths, basement and two-car garage in yard and trees. Make offer. $19,000. j GRACIOUS ENGLISH COLONIAL a $35,000 to $38,000 neighborhood is a bargain at $30,000. RIVER OAKS CAPE COD — Excellent location, pretty lot. House has four bedrooms, two full baths, nice living room with fireplace. RUMSON. BRAND NEW LISTING. RANCH HOUSE. , iln the heart of Rumson's estate area, surrounded by magnificent trees and planting, this lovely home commands attention. Five bed- BIG RIVERFRONT — Here's a home for a really large, boat mind- Also a lovely screened porch. Good schools, convenient to every- ED ACRES. Foyer. Living room, dining rooti ed family. Situated on a relatively small, easily cared for, but thing. Asking $27,500. , bedroom:, V/i baths. Many extras. Asking $31,500. rooms and four baths. There is great charm in the delightful liv- i ing room, large dining room and paneled library. Wiring, pipes very private plot, the house includes a huge center hall and 11 spacious rooms. There's 85 feet of porch with views you'll never ONE YEAR COLONIAL! Water rights to Navesink River and LITTLE SILVER. WATERFRONT GEM. REALLY DELIGHT-1 and plumbing replaced five years ago. Entire house in excellent high, dry cellar makes this property an exceptional four-bedrown, FUL! RECREATIONAL BOAT HOUSE! Tucked away safe from!'0.1"""011- Convenient to transportation, schools, beaches. A beau- tire of. Near the garage there's a three-room guest cottage (needs tlfu home work). The land is high above the river and slopes to a sandy 2'/2-bath home. Professional landscaping enhances wooded l'/i storm hazards. Beautiful trees and shrubs. Living room-dining| l '« a lovely area. $65,000. beach. Can be occupied before school starts. $49,500. acre in estate area. Owner transfer forces price reduction 1° area (Heatilator fireplace) two bedrooms, tiled bath and powderi -,„,„- $59,500. room, bright tiled kitchen, delightful patio, two-car garage. Ask-, RUMSON WATERFRONT RANCH HIGHLAND AVE., RED BANK — On one of tfie nicest, quietest ing $42,500. i This delightful modern redwood ranch, in brand new condition, pro- streets in town, there's a neat six-room home for sale. There's FIVE-BEDROOM SPLIT — Only five years old, in immaculate con- Aides llie most in gracious, casual and informal livino This un- something different about the house, it's got character. There are dition. Will meet all your requirements. Also includes 2VJ baths, FAIR HAVEN. THE WORD "CHARMING" FITS THIS RIVERlus_ally large beamed ceiling living room, with massive fireplace, two big maples in the front yard. The back yard looks out on living room, dining room, deluxe kitchen. 22x13 recreation room, OAKS RANCHER! The landscaped plot and house as well. "Re-jpresenls a serene view of the Shrewsbury River and your own fields and woods. Includes fireplace, dining room, dry cellar and laundry, basement, two car garage. Large plot, huge shade trees. finement" also pronounced. All rooms oversized, living room, din-;private dock is only a few feet away. Attractive wood paneling attached garage. To settle estate $19,000.,. Asking $24,300 ing room, den, modern kitchen-breakfast area. Three bedrooms,throughout adds to the charm and carefree maintenance. Spa- two tiled baths, bright cheery basement, two-car attached garage. cious screened porch, overlooking the beautiful landscaping, will attic, patio with awning. Reasonable offer $31,000. catch every cooling breeze. Other features include Anderson' win- WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) dows and a blacktop driveway. One of Rumson's most desirable RED BANK. OLDER HOME. COMFORTABLE. ACCESSIBLE. LAWLEY AGENCY small waierfront homes. $26,500 Member Multiple Listing Service EVERYTHING! Center hall, living room, kitchen, full bath. Four, REALTORS bedrooms and bath tip, basement, two-car garage. Subject offer, NEW ENGLAND CHARM $19,000. 100 State Hwy. 35, Red Bank Combining the advantages of the Jersey shore with the quaint GOOD GROOMING SHOWS LITTLE SILVER. DELUXE CAPE COD. FOUR BEDROOMS. charm of New England, this Cape Cod cottage offers you fine fam- In this lovely ranch with many features for easy maintenance. SHadyside I -6262 TWO TILED BATHS. This offering really outstanding! Living ily living. Three large bedrooms, two baths, living room with fire- Attractive living room, spacious eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, room, dining room, kitchen, glass and screen enclosed rear porch, place, full dining room, 15x18 family room overlooking beautifully ceramic bath, even the ceiling is tiled. Full, dry basement with _^ Multiple Listing Service (use as den), full basement, attached garage. Curved drive. landscaped fenced rear yard. Located in finest residential section pine paneled recreation room, full windows and full door to out- Beautifully landscaped plot with trees. Could be model for "Better of Fair Haven. Close to all conveniences. $32,000 side, laundry, workshop. Garage, '4 acre landscaped lot. Close NICE SETTLED AREA OF MIDDLETOWN — Two-bedrpom ranch Homts & Gardens" Reasonable offer sends owner to Florida. to schools and transporation. F.H.A. 10% down arranged. good size living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, built-in cabinets in bedrooms, expansion attic, one-car garage, excellent condition. $28,900. 0 FULL PRICE-$I7,50O ,ALL OF THESE HOUSES HAVE BEEN REDUCED, SOME OF UAC „,,„.„-. $15,900, RUMSON! VERY QUIET ACCESSIBLE NEIGHBORHOOD!THEM BELOW APPRAISED VALUE. OWNERS HAVE BEENA REAL H0ME HAS WARMTH NEEDS WORK! Ideal for "Do It Yourselfer.'1 Center hall, living TRANSFERRED OR HOUSES MUST BE SOLD, Warmth is evident everywhere in this charming four-bedroom (all IMMACULATE Bt LEVEL - Perfect for a large family. Large and dining rooms, kitchen, two large porches. Second floor, four on the upper level) split level home with entry hall, lovely livinf modern kitchen, built-in range and oven, king size living room and bedrooms, one batb. Low taxes. Owner wants .offers at $16,000. MIDDLETOWN. Deeded river rights go with this spic and span room, separate paneled dining room, large modern kitchen will family room, three bedrooms, den, 1% baths, laundry with gas split colonial. Quiet, tree-lined street in non-development area. breakfast bar, recreation room, V/2 baths, utility and laundry. dryer, two-car garage. Beautiful location. $24,900. MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Large living room with fireplace, game room, dining room, beau> Garage. Flagstone terrace and barbecue, Fenced yard, fully tiful kitchen with stainless steel equipment, Three bedrooms, landscaped. two baths. Hot water heat. Now $24,500. ASKING $18,500 ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY WONDERFULLY FLEXIBLE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE |LITTLE SILVER. Foreclosure. Immediate occupancy. Brick Monmouth County's Oldest Real Eifate Firm arid frame split level. Nice large- lot. Irving room, big game Colonial split level ideal for large family, family with frequent RUMSON — Roomy two-story RUMSON — Estate area. Tree- room, dining room, modern kitchen. Four excellent bedrooms. guests, or if father needs an office. Charming living room, dining 199 Broad Street, Red Bank—SH 1-3450 area, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, recreation room, den Victorian. Reception hall, liv- shaded four-acre plot in secluded Master suite has dressing room. Two and one-half baths. UtilitU y Member Multiple Listing Service ing room, fireplace, dining room, area. Rustic log cabin type room. WlkWalkini g disdistanct e to schoolshl , ttraini . AkAskini g $23,000$23000. or fourth bedroom, lavatory. Basement with paneled playroom, fireplace, kitchen, four bedrooms, dwelling. Charming and spacious, laundry. Economical and clean baseboard hot water heat. Garage, LITTLE SILVER - Large five-year-old ranch — three bedrooms, Six lovely rooms, 16x127 living LINCROFT. Owner transferred. House vacant. Luxurious ranch patio, % acre fully landscaped. two baths, hot water oil heat, large kitchen, garage. Near school, bus and stores. Only $15,900. Corner plot near school and bus. room with stone fireplace, two on one and one-half acres. Center hall, living room with fire- A REAL BUY-$2O,5OO $21,000. baths, front and rear porch (one place, paneled den with beamed ceiling and fireplace, dining room, A real value. glass enclosed). Additional space terrific kitchen with two wall ovens, dishwasher, etc. Three bed- RUMSON - Compact three-bed for extra rooms available on sec- rooms, two baths. Full daylight basement with door to grounds. MATTHEW J. SILL ATTRACTIVE RED BANK Tree surrounded home—three large bed- room, two-bath ranch on half- ond floor. Low taxes and only Stairway to expansion attic that has full headroom. Asking price rooms, four rooms downstairs (one can be used as den or recrea- now $33,900 acre secluded plot. Living room, asking $35,000. "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" tion) VERY MODERN KITCHEN, near bus, stores and school. dining room, kitchen, hot water LITTLE SILVER. Colonial. Hospital clean. Built when a dollar Asking $17,500. Look now. oil heat. 12x30' swimming pool, LITTLE SILVER - Hillside. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN Red brick Colonial. Eight rooms, could buy something. First floor has living room, fireplace, playhouse. 1 dining room, large eat-in kitchen. Sun room, powder room. Sec- OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 $38,500. 3J_ ( bedrooms, I ,. baths, screened porch and patio. Full ond floor has three bedrooms, sewing room or nursery, tile bath. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE basement, oversized garage. Nice Full, dry basement. Walk-in closets. Barbecue. Tool house. Awn- RUMSON — 11-year-old river- ings, Nice location. Non-development. Now $24,900. HOUSES FOR SALE front Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, trees. Transferred owner has re- HOUSES FOR SALE SHOREWAY EXCLUSIVE RED BANK - Custom-built Cape b-th, fireplace in living room, duced price to $24,900. Cod, ten years old. Living room, NEW SHREWSBURY DENTIST OR PHYSICIAN fireplace, dining room, modern screened porch, enclosed breeie- REDDEN AGENCY $30,000 way. Two-car garage. Private RIVER PLAZA RANCH with' THE DOWSTRA AGENCY $13,200 kitchen, two bedrooms, tile bath basement. Six rooms and bath.! Realtors — Inturors and shower. Full basement and dock to deep water. Divisible lot. REALTORS Lovely rural location. Two-bed- 1 Daniel Dr., New Monmouth, A bargain at $23,000. Three bedrooms, one-car garage. behind Middletown Shopping Cen- expansion attic. Garage and en- Priced tit a low $15,400. room Cape Cod with expansion closed breezeway. Plot 100x150. Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing - attic partially completed, Corner SEVEN-YEAR OLD RANCH - ter. Three-bedroom split level, RUMSON — Located in a cool Five rooms, fireplace, baseboard'[ive.room professional apartment Convenient to schools, shopping grove of trees. Contemporary LOVE A GORGEOUS SETTING? PHONE FOR BROCHURE lot 100x100. Living room with heat, two baths, two-car garage. and transportation. $25,000. fireplace, paneled kitchen. Many attached. Dentist equipment in- ranch with living room, raised Luxurious ranch on % acre with 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. $23,750. beautiful trees and shrubs, 20' other extras, VA and FHA fi- cluded, variance obtainable. Im- fiearth fireplace, window wall, SH 1-8700 mediate occupancy. For appoint- MIDDLETOWN — Modern five- dining area, kitchen with barbe- living room with bay window and nancing. SPIC AND SPAN LARGE year-old ranch on approximately cue pit, wall oven, dishwasher, fireplace. Three twin size bed- BEDROOM Cape Cod. Two baths. five acres. Living room4 din- rooms, V/t tiled baths. Two air LITTLE SILVER fcreened porch, three bedrooms, fireplace, modern kitchen, base- COUNTRY LIVING - 3'/2 miles ing room, kitchen, three bed- condtioners and many other ex- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE V/i tiled baths, two-car garage, $13,800 ment, park-like grounds. from Bell Labs, 3'/2 acres plus rooms, two baths. Full base- l'/_-acre plot. Taxes only $656. tras. Priced right at $26,750. Conveniently located five-room $28,900. three-year-old, three • bedroom ment. Two-car garage attached. $31,500. RAY VAN HORN REAL ESTATE ranch with full basement and ranch. Full price $16,000. Many extras. Convenient to Bell ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG nicely landscaped lot. Immacu- RIVERFRONT-Wonderful home Labs, schools, shopping and REALTORS SAVE TIME and discomfort! AGENCY ASSOCIATES late throughout. for large family. Six bedrooms, UNION BEACH - One-bedroom transportation. $32,000. Inspect our picture gallery of 3U baths, huge family room, ex- bungalow. $9,200. Realtors OVER A QUARTER CENTURY REALTORS over 300 listings in our air-condi RIVER PLAZA cellent condition, very desirable JOSEPH L. CARLONE tioned offices. 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver 4Vi% MORTGAGE — Fine neigh: .27 Oakland St. Red Bank location. •. Three-bed- $14,800 75 West Front St. Red Bank borhood. Pretty . split level, $49,500. room, two-story, porch. $9,500. SH 1-4500 SHadyside 7-3445 Two-story, Ihree^bedroom home three bedrooms. Recreation BELFORD — Two bedrooms, one- SH 1-1420 JOHN L MINUGH Member Red Bank room. 1!_ baths. Garage, Large Seven Day Service on quiet residential street. Pan- COMPLETE PRIVACY - Nine- REALTORS-INSURORS plot. Asking $19,950. eled kitchen, aluminum siding, story. $13,500. Member Multiple Listing Multiple Listing Service room ranch home situated on i'/2 full basement, one-car garage 1 Member of Red Bank FAIR HAVEN — Cape Cod, quiet acres in Rumson. Four-bed- HOLMDEL — Four miles from WOODED AREA - Brook. De- neighborhood, living room', fire- Taxes $278. Call now this won't Multiple lilting Service SILVER — Ten rooms, rooms, four baths; also servants Bel Labs, Older home on three APPLEBROOK bedrooms, three batha, H acre lightful seven-room colonial. Top piace,"iarge" dining "area," "two last. quarters. Excellent buy at acres. $1,4,900. 35 Rumson Road Phone S42-JJ0O corner, two-car jarajse. Centrallv neighborhood. 1!_ baths. Fire- bedrooms down, one up, full cel- condition. Immediate CUP FAIR HAVEN $54,800. AGENCY av»ii«.e. smidtr'. o»n hoiE M"n?IPlace. Basement. Garage. $24,- lar, attached garage, A bargain. It vw to Mxrtiii la Tb« Red eattaa iiipouinoui call owner even>n>i!50O. Owner bought larger home g 10% down. : $13,750 Member of Red Bank Multiple SHOREWAY 950 Hwy. 35 Middletown Bank Regftttr! for appointment SH J-O7B2. wants offers. Three-bedroom, full basement, $15,250 Listing Service OS 1-2300 Cape Cod with king size kitchen, REALTY CO. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE FILTERED 40-FOOT SWIMMING Hwy. 35 Holmdel POOL — Secluded four-bedroom SAINT LEO'S PARISH - Lin- modern landscaped lot. 741-9100 APPLEBROOK Rumson colonial. Fencing, Love croft, eight-year-old ranch, wood- (OH Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 OFFERS THESE ed area, finished basement, three "OUR 44th YEAR" ly trees. Large plot. Asking THE MEISTRICH Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. VALUES! $33,500. bedrooms, tile bath, low taxes, Corner Bergen PI. gas dryer, wall-to-wall carpet, air RUMSON AGENCY Red Bank DON'T WAIT — Call now to fee | WALL STREET BARGAIN — conditioner included. Can finance A REAL PARTY HOUSE RAY STILLMAN Newman Springs Road, Corner this seven-room split level in This $37,500 artistic center-hal $18,000 Built for casual carefree year Oakhill. Excellent condition. I River Oaks rancher can be Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury RIVER PLAZA — Charming four- around living on a beautiful quiet Newly repainted. Wonderful liv- LITTLE SILVER - Small two- RED BANK AREA - ATTENTION COMMUT- ; bought for less than $31,000. Sev- SHadyside 1-5888 bedroom Cape Cod. Built-in cove. Contemporary design, ing features include foyer, rec- en big rooms. Two tiled baths story, living room, dining room, chests, numerous closets. Living Redwood exterior. Paneled in- reation room, 2^ baths, base- ERS t > Hop, iUp and jump to station. Charm- I Paneled den. Formica kitchen kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, BELL TABS ARES — Four-bedroom room with fireplace, two full terior with beamed ceilings. ment. Tremendous buy at $26,- • Large patio. Basement. Two- low taxes, new roof, one-car ga- Cape Cod, Excellent condition, on three baths. Walking distance t0 ing three bedroom ranch with large living room acres. $18,500. Large brick fireplace. Wide 900. i car garage. Fine area. Make an age. school and stores. $16,000. screened porch faces 100' dock. Asking $18,200 COLTS NECK — Klve-bedroom home, IF IT'S A RANCH YOU WANT offer! ,._ large living room, {[replace, full din Well secluded by luxuriant plant- and kitchen. Bath. Attached garage. Enchant- J J CHID'S PARADISE - Four-bed- — We have it in Applebrook area. Ing roo~ *" '— '"' gi Perfect condition. I RIVERFRONT AUTHENTIC CO room split level with 18x36 porta-j ing tot with profusion of large trees, $15,900. ANOTHER SAINT LEO'S PAR- $26,500 Well landscaped, set on spacious LONIAL — Gracefully remodeled ISH - Split level, five years old, vim. ble swimming pool, recreation '/, acre, this cozy home with brick COLTS NECK-New two-bedroom ranch iWide-board floors. Excellent 10% down, living room, nice with garage apartment. One acre beair room with fireplace, $19,900. I RUMSON front has screened porch, awn- condition. High bank. Secluded kitchen, l'/i baths, three bed- Utility landscaped. 116,500. ings. Also radiant heat, attached UNUSUAL SCHOOL FACILITIES (Only 25 pu» acre. Trees. Outbuildings with rooms,' lot 73x195, taxes $410.00. THREE-BEDROOM CAPE COD! A SOW'S EAR garage. Only $18,500. with 10x20 swimming pool, living But a silk purse in the making! pib per room); fine residential neighborhood; apartment. A most unusual op- Wall-to-wall carpet. George V. Illmensee portunity, fairly priced. Asking Asking $20,000 Real Estate — Mortgages room, with fireplace, dining room, A good substantial four-bedroom $69,500. colts Neck two baths, $16,000. house in excellent location for THIS NEW msed ranch homt hai roomy house for large family, five bedrooms, HOpklns 2-317J schools. Much has been done. everythin"«m.ing a home. ih.ou)• d bave-----: 2!4 baths. Modern dwelling four years old, COUNTRr HOME SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom Little expense required to com- E°T"!.hr>.Siml 804 River Rd. Fair Haven RANCH HOME — Living room 12i23 Cape Cod, excellent residential Rumion Hlfh. TorMt- FARMHOUSE, modernized, electric modern kitchen, two bedrooma, dlnln plete modernization. Neighborhoodale, Holyd Cross_- . one acre. Owner transferred. Immediate pos- SHadyside 7-4100 plumbing and heating recently Initalled room or can be made thlsd bed- area, beautifully landscaped, $17,900 Neighbors Homes — H5OOO to MO.OOO new. Lars* plot. bam. Reduced * room. Hot water heat. IM.MO, 10% completely fenced in, awnings. Bracket. > at (18,500. down qualified buyera. Genera] Specifications for the altds rula Asking $24,000. /. • FOUR-BEDROOM BI-LEVEL NAVE31NK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS $19,500. brigade — Brlc> and frame, nlnt For the ultimata In livLni arta thii Cat'Ohlaen Paul HcFarland ELLEN S. very large, rooms, five bedrooms, ons-yetr home It hard to beat. Good Henry Kearney Schanck Agency three baUu, 14x24 family room with (Phone Your Requirements) •Ice roomi throughout with VM battu 931 Hwy. 33 Ulddletown 08 1-O6OO fireplace and picture window. Extra and two-car garage. Preient owner ROLAND PIERSON HAZELTON !>rg> two-car Karate, 168x3M land- transferred and offeri immedlats poi> MEMBER MULTIPLE L.STINQ. Red Ban! scaped plot with large trees. 117,000. , MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING leiion. Aiklng CM,900. SH 7-0397 AGENCY REALTOR COLONIAL -- Ban.44.nr—well located, Member Mulllpll Listing Dial 711-7200 CROWELL AGENCY, Beallor , need- work, lot 100x300 ipvlth treen. REALTOR 13 West River Road Rumson PHILIP J. BOWERS » CO. 41 E. Front Bt Red Batik enclosed porch, foyer, living room with Real Estate Blnce 1894 Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 SH 1 40 0 [.replace, large dining room, kitchen OCEANPORT — Three-bedroom ranch, 842-3200 WALTER 8. OVERTON with dining area, four large bedrooms, 300 Half Mile Road, Corner Affiliate - bath two-eftr garage, full baaement. attached aarar*. Very low down pay, Newman Springs Road Member of Red Bank , 60 White St. Red Bank HOUSES FOR SALE ^rtra lot with house. 117,600. OROS8- Opposite 3funlcl{ial Parking Lot INGER k. HELLER, Realtor.. Member ment. No closing' lees. I15.W0. BH 7- (Near Garden State Parkway) Multiple Listing Service Multiple Muting. Broad and Mechanic 95S3. la SH 1-2100. Klghifl, holidays BH \ Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 0256 lxfioOMHOtp RUMSON — Retired. Inspect OAKHURST NEW SHREWSBURY—Three bedrooma, »h«0e trees. Near aliopplng area and MEMBER this jewel of a home. Custom two baths, playroom, bullt-lns. air con- railroad nation. 314 Willow Dr., Little IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ditioned. »21,BO0. LI 2-1279 after 4 p.m. Silver. Call owner, 811 7-333S. OF RED BANK built frame ranch. Two bed- $150 PER MONTH RENT . What Price MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rooms, two tiled baths, large liv- OR WILL SELL WITH 11,000 DOWN HOUSES FOR SALE ing room with fireplace, large L My attractive seven-room spilt level HOUSES FOR SALE dining room, modern kitchen, home with l.fiOO square feet of luxuri- ous living spaces on a beautifully Jwid- Should I Sell For? ' winterized jalousied windowed scaped lotlot . Wall-to-walWalltowalll carpetincarpetlnpetingig , coiri SNYDER REALTORS Florida room, attached heated blnatlon atorma and screemia, refr'Itera! - FOR SALE - $33,000 Established 1873 two-car garage, exceptional base- r, ntenna, mi many morn txtrt You must it to reallealy appreciappreciata e ment, hot air gas, formal plot, Call owner now for appointmentappointnt. Ask an MLS Realtor! COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES - now reduced to $34,400. KE 1-4022 Two-bedroom Cape Cod with in- RUMSON — Inviting frame ranch He'i an expert in the r^l estate field sulated expansion attic, fireplace, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Completely in conveniet area. Three bed- remodeled three-bedroom older home. and he knows th« market values of garage, nice trees. Asking $15,900. j rooms, attached garage, full dry Very law down payment, $13,600. BY. the houiet in your particular area. He 7-nw.i MIDDLETOWN —This four-year-!basement, hot air oil. Just re- XT LA NTH. lIIGHLANnT**^~>"oupbecT- alto knowj that when you liit with an old Colonial home offer- s five duced to $23,000. room split, two ballis, recreation room center hall, triple.track .storm win over-sized bedrooms, two tiled RUMSON — Public school area. riuws, fireplace, bfUk'*n THE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD HERBERT H. SMITH ASSOCIATES SEPT. 14, I960 REVISED-JULY I, IMS BOROUGH OF ATUWJC. B OROUB H OF IT VM S ON BO ROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN •CNCDULI Or MM, YMD, AND lUlLOINt KOUWIMINTS ZONINa OROIIMNCC OF THC TOVNIHIP OF MIDOLCTOWN MONMOUTH COUNTY. NEW JtMtT BOROUGH OF RED BANK NO. I-FU. 21,1112 NO.I- CONSTITUTES * MMT OF MTICLC V Of 1= ZONING MAP tlculars on the proposed struc- area. The nature o! the street HOTJCE B. Permute* AecMkory Uaeit (i) Section A, Paragraph 1, Is here- but shall not be ot the -flashing on which the use li located NOHCB If hereby stftw that the tal 1. Same ai •peclfled for the R-T by repealed. type and shall In no way In- ' ture and use. LEGAL NOTICE- •LEGAL NOTICE- Re11 dene* Zont ID Article XII. and the traffic which u car- lowing proposed ardlnuci ni Intro- (b) Section B, Paragraph 1, Is here- terfere with the safe functioning b. The Board of Adjustment ried on It shsll bs reviewed NOTICE TO BtBDEKS duaecT u a pntfoui meeting ol th, Paragraph by repealed. _ or any traffic control signal or finds that the occupancy of In considering the nature, NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT Ttnramip Committee of th* Township C. Other Uwi P«nnlKftl Upon Ap. (o) The Introductory sentence ot Bee- directional device." the building shall be limited to number and location of acceas Sealed proposals will be received by •T Mlddletowii and puna first resdtog ptlcalloa to and Approval of th* e tlon B, Paragraph 4. Is amended !o (el Section C, Paragraph 2, la professionals such as doctors, drives. When residential uses OF ACCOUNT. AMD DIRECTIONS the Borough Council ot the Borouih and was JaJd ovtr for consideration on Board *of Adjuitmrot for .. Spe- read as follows, all sub-paragraphs (1) amended to read as follows: dentists, ministers,' architect!. are adjacent, appropriate use FOB DISTRIBUTION. ot Red Bank, Monmouth County, Nsw final paiuge and lor a public hearing cial Permit. through 131 remaining unaltered: "2. Gasoline filling stations lub- engineer*, lawyer!, real estate shall be made ot landscaped Jersey for contract No. 1 "Sanitary at an adjourned tegular meeting of the 1. Same us specified for the R-7 broken, accountant! or luch ESTATE OF MAE 8. OLDBNSTADT, Bewers, Sewage Pumping Faemtle! . TowsaUp Committee to be bsjd on Au- "4. For business uses:" Jm to the standards and con* buffer areas, particularly In DECEASED. and Force Mains." The work consists Residence Zone In Article XII, (d) Section C. . Paragraph 3, II dittona Bet forth In Article XIX, other similar professional oc- areas where parking area will gust 1. ltd, at which time a public Paragraph C. cupations which may be so be located. Notice is hereby given that the ac- ot all construction, labor, tools and Marine wai to ba held upon the same amended to read as follows: Section C, Paragraph 3." designated by the Board of counts of the subscriber. Administrator equipment for furnishing and installing and ni duly published In the newipa- 2. Provisional Office Bulldlngt, "2. Gasoline filling stations subject /i Beach Balls V Styrafoam Rings & Floats 50% OFF V Beach Hats & Bags COMPANY Mtutr »•> lie SAMa WILLOW HALF PRICE SALE BREAD 24 GALLON - PLASTIC BASKETS TRASH CAN REG. 29c With Steel Lock Lid Handles M SW1MSUITS LIST 49 now 9.98 4 Limit — ( to a customer f.. alt new!IX all this season's styles! i TERRY : PLASTIC NATURAL ; tifeesxhnd silhouettes for misses & women! BAMBOO 1 DISH DUST PANS DRAPERIES ; ! TOWELS C i i and color ' 5 CAFE CURTAINS ', REG. 39c originally REG. 39c VAL. i riginally < Limit—2 to a customer 4 'or 99' i % OFF -23.98 19.98-29.98 WHITE TEMPO TEXTURED ICE CREAM WASHABLE SCOOP WINDOW SHADES 44' ^.99 1499 REG. 79c C ~" Imagine . • . our new «^msin\teVe drasfjrally reduced foif this great event! One MRS. INSIDE I 99 and two piece styles including boy shorts, sheaths, sarongs and maillots! Knits, ft REG. 3.67 EA. DOOR MATS ft • ON YOUR ROLLER lastex and cottom! S«e«: MissesH 8 to 20 anrJ Women 38 to 46. ft • UP TO 32" WIDE • SLIGHT IRREGULARS ft REG. 2.98 ft \ I \ 32 BROAD ST. STEINBAC/fS SPORTSWiAR, Street Floor and Asbury Park I RED BANK I PROWN'S j • 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily • Wed. & Fri.'til 9 • SH 1-7500 j SHOP Both Stores FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9