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RED BANK - Despite an early crowds moved to the Chestnut St. Their own best advertisements showed traditional spirit with the High took the first place trophy ant area, the Pointers and the among ladies' auxiliaries won a and easily the loudest ttttmtida-" Auk and a premature autumn armory to continue the celebra- for, local concerts and football help of fiieir respective twirlers, among the marching bands, and Point Legion Cadets, won a first prize for Fair Haven and a getter was a cannon Oft a float chill In the air, Saturday after tion of the state's 300th birthday games, the bands of Red Bank majorettes and cheerleaders. Red Bank Catholic took second. double victory by respectively second for Red Bank's firemen's entered by the North Shrewsbury noon's tercentenary parade drew at a huge open house. High and Red Bank Catholic In close competition, Red Bank Two units from the Point Pdeas faking the first and second prize wives. Rumson firemen had with Ice Boat Club. crowds that surprised veteran po- Chief Clayton estimated that trophies in drum and bugle corps them their "Smoky the Bear.1' The drums, bugles and rifle* of lice officers here. 1,500 persons entered the armory ••.ompetition.' ' Prize Units the Fort Monmouth Signal Cen- in the tint crush to see Hie dis- Among the floajs, Red Bank's Mystic Brotherhood Lodge 21 ter ceremonial unit performed (Other Tercentenary plays set up there by local or- own Monmouth County National won first place among men's their usual flawless drill, and si* Pictures, page 11.) ganizations and the Tcrcent Bank took frist place with a civic associations/: and the Vet- local girls, the Tercentenary Committee. ToonerviUe-type three-car train erans of Foreign Wars came in Teens, rode seven boats, entered Among the 5,000 persons who The parade, led*jr*Cnief Clay- laden with kids, and the Junior second. Among the drill teams, by the Monmouth Boat Club. lined Red Bank streets (or the ton, Deputjt-jefnef Leroy Mc- Girls of VFW Post 4247 won sec- the Asbury Park Boys' Club won The Junior Catholic Daughters . event, several thousands watched Knight^gfand marshal Vincent ond place with floats depicting first prize and the Shrewsbury Impressed spectators < with a, for two hours as the SO-unit line Soviero, parade chairman Sam settlements of 1664, both Indian Girls' Drill Team took second. twirling exhibition using Ore, passed in review on Broad St. Scalzo and several carloads of and colonial. Other entries were worthy of batons, and the Bayshore Com- The big surprise to the officers dignitaries and parade officials, Rumson and Red Bank Fire De- note. Easily the prettiest entry munity Hospital plugged its proj- on duty was the crowd that gath- stepped off on Shrewsbury Ave. partments, in that order, won was. an open car bearing Miss ect with a float model of Its pro- ered on the west side of town at 5:30 p.m. and arrived on Broad first and second place for fire Vicki Frederick of Middletown, posed structure. where the parade originated. Po- St. around 6. equipment while competition Miss New Jersey High School, (See CELEBRATION, Page 3) -' lice Chief George H. Clayton said The antics and performances of the biggest parade, crowd in bor- the drillers, twirlers, comedians ough history gathered on Shrews and music-makers wanned the bury Ave. crowd, but the hometown high Raritan Valley Settlement As darkness and cold closed in schools drew the greatest cheer- on the activities on Broad St., the ing and applause. New Trouble Okay $11 Million In Viet Nam SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) - A country but we see no'reason for Housing Project strike disrupted Saigon's vital the government not to meet the services today and a mountain reasonable demands of the work- tribal revolt spread in Central ing class," said Vo Van Tai, sec- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Con- houses might go as high as 538. of the most Important New Jer- Viet Nam, posing new troubles retary-general of the Saigon La struction Is due to start in the Mr. Olinsky reported that the sey cases dealing with zoning for South Vietnamese Premier bor Council. spring of 499 houses in the "Rar- Township Committee has reached controversies. Nguyen Khanh's shaky caretaker "It already has given into Bud- itan Valley USA" tract. Township agreement with Mr. Siegel on all The township lost the case — government and the United States. dhists, students and some political FOLLOW THE CROWD — An unprecedented parade crowd gathered on Red Bank's Committeeman Marvin Olinsky major points dealing with the de- and spent $40,000 in legal fees in Some 20,000 workers walked groups—why not workers too?" Shrewsbury Ave., Broad St., and points between Saturday, then made its way to the announced yesterday. velopment. ' the process — but municipal of* The housing development, to The agreement is expected to of! their jobs for at least two The Khanh government is Chestnut St. Armory for the borough's tercentenary open house. A segment of the finals, including'Mayor Philip J. days in support of strikers de- backed by the United States. be erected by builder Howard be approved by Superior Court Blanda, Jr., say they feel that manding mdre pay from a tex- In a demand for autonomy crowd is shown above at the reviewing stand near St. James Church on Broad St., and Siegel, Livingston, will be com- within three or four weeks. Raritan won- "a significant vic- tile plant. from the Saigon government, 500 below, at the armory. Police estimated S.ObO watched the parade and as many as pleted in about three . years. 5-Year Battle tory" in delaying the project fjgr Prices will range from $18,000 to Although demonstrations and It will end a five-year court five years, giving the Board erf (See VIET NAM, Page 2) 1,500 attended the open home at one time. $23,000. The total number of strikes are illegal, police made 'battle which has been termed one Education, that much time to get no attempt to interfere with thou- tfie school sjwtem on i,ts feet. sands of strikers who paraded, Board President William M; shouting demands and carrying Phillips aaid yesterday; banners...... '•ft was the bes^ mone^ 4»er- The walkout shut off the city's Raritan Board Offers $2.8 Million School Plan spent tn the township. W R had electric power, bus transportation RARITAN TOWNSHIP - In building expected to start this The committee already has fact that a school bond issue was signed to make educational facil- cause of lack of all-purpose-room been 10 time* $40,000, it would and port facilities. The Labor an attempt to catch up with the spring. decided to put its proposed $80,- up for vote that year. > ities jn Raritan "adequate," and facilitiesfafilii , , he DOM*.,Mandd ththecaeh call- have been worth; it-.and niora.. Confederation claims half a mil- population explosion which start- The program would total $2.8 000 police question on the Nov. There have been no indications Keep ever-mounting enrollments ibre of curricula-'-has been' af- During the frv* .years,' we IJMHV lion workers, 30,000 of them in ed here seven years ago and has million. 3 ballot — and Committeeman that the governing body will op- from worsening the double-session fected by double sessions and aged to get the biggest percent- Saigon. There was no indication, It will include major additions George J. Paterson, police chair- pose the new school construction problem. ..' lack of school libraries. age of our students off double however, that the walkout would kept the school system on double to every school building in the sessions and provided much edu- man, indicated that a new school proposal. Some opinions are not The next-three years will see Tuesday, Dec. J5, has been set be extended outside the capital. sessions since, the Board of Ed- township except Hazlet School- cationally which otherwise would bond plan will not cause the yet formed, and the committee enrollment hikes of 250 to 350 as the tentative date for referen- ucation has formulated an ex- including the three recently-com- not have been possible." , - governing body to defer voter position is not expected to be- pupils, per year, School Superi* dum on the $2.8 million bond ; Political Tone pansion proposal which would be pleted schools. Only Town decision on the full-time police come crystali^ed until, after to- tendent R. Thomas Jannarone issue. :••.'.:::. Although strike leaders said the biggest school construction issue. morrow night's session. At the time Raritin Valley liti- wages and working conditions State Conference reported. Here is the board-plan: program in the township's his- According to the Township gation started, in I960, the entire Here their chief interest, the strike The board will have its first Mounting Enrollments The school system's physical —A six-room vocational school local school system waa on dou- tory. Committee, one factor in the 1962 had political overtones. Strikers' conference, for state approval, in Board President William M. education program has been min- building, on the high school cam- ble sessions — the only munici- banners demanded an end to mil- It will come none too soon— Trenton Tuesday, Oct. 20, with police referendum defeat was the Phillips said the proposal is de- imal for the past decade, be- pus, to be integrated' with' the pality in the state with this dis- itary conscription and an end to far the Township Committee an- the state Department of Educa- high school and its academic tinction. the national state of emergency, nounced yesterday that 538 tion. program; estimated cost, $350,' At present, with a school sy»- under which strikes are banned. houses, or 499 plus an apartment The board will meet with the New Shrewsbury Day 000. tern enrollment of 5,100, all but "We are aware and concerned building, will be erected on the Township Committee tomorrow (Although the $350,000 would about 1,500 pupils are on full about the critical situation in the "Raritan Valley USA" tract, with night to discuss its plans. be part of the bond issue, the sessions. county Vocational Board of Ed Mr. Olinsky reported that ucation will pay for the full builder Siege], who haS con- amount, through annual "rental" structed houses here • and in GOP Stages Big Picnic of the facility(it would also op- Matawan Borough, has Signed a erate the program in co-opera' contract option to purchase the NEW SHREWSBURY — A their songs, and orchestra music Mrs. Harry R. La Towsky, Jr. tion with the high school ad- 131-acre Raritan Valley tract chilly day kept an estimated 800 by Thomas V. Oakes, Shrews- of 64 Neville St. was chairman ministration) and local taxpay- from Raritan Associates, Pater- guests moving at the New bury. of the picnic committee, assisted ers would not have to foot this son, the firm involved lit the liti- Shrewsbury Republican Club's Guests also were served cold by Mrs. Diano and Harold H. part of the bill). gation. • giant picnic Saturday on Syca- salads in large quantities, and Hayes of Wayside Rd. (See SCHOOLS, Page 2) (See RARITAN, Page 3) more School picnic grounds. beverages by club members. Nearly everyone agreed that Sit Down Strike one's feet didn't get too cold as Children took advantage of Little Silver Rally Planned long as he or she didn't stand in free pony rides — to the point one spot. where one of the ponies, owned Counteracting the early au- by Davey's Riding Stable, Atlan- tumn chill, however, were hot tic Highlands, finally sat down roast beef sandwiches barbecued and refused to move. Williams Sets Local Tour by members of the Edward Sunj- Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., mey family of 177 Wayside Rd.; and Councilman Herbert L. Wil- RED BANK — The county in a motorcade through most of round the past several weeks. rollicking folk music by the Del- lett, 3d, running for re-election, Democrats bring one of their Monmouth and speak at several County Democratic Chairman Fi Four, a group of pretty local and council candidate Raymond 'biggest guns" into hostile Re- party rallies. >. Paul Campl, Little Silver; young women noted not only for R. Wright lent political color to publican territory Wednesday. Williams, who is seeking re- State Committeeman Paul Kler- the gathering in their red and Ready to fire a barrage of election, and his GOP rival, Ber- nan, Sea Bright Councllwoman white vests, fashioned by Mrs. nard M. Shanley, have been Cecile Norton and municipal A. L. Diano, of 63 Cloverdale words will be Sen. Harrison A. Electricity "Pete" Williams who will travel making'the county their battle- leaders mapped final plans ir. •esterday for "Williams Day" The local candidates hosted and an all-out drive for voter Kills Worker prominent Republican guests, support. including Rep. James C. Auchin- The blueprint for the blitz was NEPTUNE — A mechanic was closs (R-3d Dist.); Assembly drawn at county Democratic electrocuted at the new sewer Speaker Alfred N. Beadleston (R- Headquarters, 97 Monmouth St., WINNERS — The Monmouth County Rifles became the nation's top drill team when plant site here Friday, when he Mon.); County Clerk and Repub- Red Bank. it took firtt honors yesterday at the firing (quad and drill team competition at the accidentally touched a 220-volt ican County Chairman J. Rus- cable. sell Woolley; Freeholder Marcus 'Big Chance' American Legion National Convention in Dallas, Tex. The team, directed by Henry Warren Van Etten, 56, of Spar- Daly, who is running for Con- "This is our big chance for a Karl, Leonardo, who organized the unit at the Leonardo Rifles, held second place in ta, died at the construction site gress now that Mr. Auchincloss big victory in Monmouth County the national contest for the past three years. Yesterday's victory marks the firtt time on Old Corlies Ave. s retiring; Bernard M. Shanley, and we're doing everything to Eugene Reardon, 15 Norwood candidate for U. S. Senate; and achieve it," said Campl. ' the title went to a New Jersey team. Dr., New Shrewsbury, and Roger a number of hopefuls from whom Here Is the timetable for the Young, 15 Farrell St., here, told a State Assembly candidate will senator: police the victim was Inspecting be chosen Wednesday. 4 p.m.-iArrives St the head- At Legion Convention an apparently defective connec- quarters and presents flag which tion in the electrical system when flew over the U.S. Capitol to he mishap occurred. Campl. Then he will take part 9 in a pledge of allegiance to the Index flag, greet bystanders and enjoy 'Monmouth Rifles Top the Nation Police Issue some of the coffee and cake Page which will be served to (he DALLAS, Tex, — The Mon- The team demonstrated its transportation here. The needed Referendum Allen-Scott ...* _ 6 crowd. mouth County Rifles, represent- prize-winning form again last funds were borrowed. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The Amusements 7 ing the Monmouth County, N.J., night when it highlighted the This was the fifth consecutive 5:30 p.m.-Willlams will visit Township Committee by unan- Births 2 Democratic headquarters on executive committee of the American Legion's parade of year the team has taken part in imous vote, with Mayor Philip Jim Bishop _ 6 American Legion, became rec- Champions before 20,000 persons the national contest. It took sec- Broad St., Red Bank, accompa- J. Blanda, Jr., absent, Friday Bridge 5 nied by Campi, county officials ognized as the nation's top firing in Cobb Stadium here. ond place the past three years. night authorized a Tuesday Nov. John Chamberlain - 6 squad and drill team by winning i candidates on the county 5-Year State Champs The team was organized by 3 referendum on the question: Classified 16-17 'icket. the championship yesterday at The team, formerly known as Henry Karl, Leonardo, and won "Shall the township have a full- Comics 15 the American Legion National 1 6:30 p.m.-The senator and the the Leonardo Rifles of Post 338, Its first trophy, at Its first pub- time police department? ' Crossword Puzzle ...IS motorcade stop at the West Long Convention here, Leonardo, N. J., has been New lic appearance, in the Asbury As reported exclusively last Editorials 6 The victory Rives New Jersey I'LL BE THERE — Democratic Sen. Harrison "Pete" Branch home of Robert Castor, Jersey state champions for five Park Loyalty Day parade in week In The Register, the pro- Hcrblock _ 6 who Is a candidate for mayor. its first national champion in fir- l!)58. • „ years. They took the last .state posal will Include a force-total- Movie Timetable 7 Williami, left, tells James J. Howard, Wall Township, 7:30 p.m.-Joins a rally at tna ing s'mad competitions and :hampionshlp at the LeRion's It also has achieved popularity ling 12 men, to cost $80,000 the Obituaries 2 snapped a nine-year streak of congreitional candidate in the 3d Diitrict, he will spend Gimbel estate, Applebrook Farm, convention in Wildwood Sept. hero, in the Mid-west and In first year—1985. Sylvia Porter 8 Wayside, Ocean Township. consecutive victories by

\ 2-Mond«y, Sept 21, 1964 THE,DA1LY REGISTER r aorta, put- Beadleston Asks Bigger ly cloudy gotta today tad Tues- day, Mostly dowdy toeigl£ High todty to 7S». \m tonight la ®% OBITUARIES Interior, mii 60s «kM£ ootst. RJVEtVJEW HOSPITAL K%b Tuetdty us 70t to (.round 80. KedBaub Plaijs for the Retarded MRS. CATHERINE DONOVAN MXS. CAXKUE t, MRS. GEOKGE 8. LEACH C May to Block Island: Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Frants- "Much remains to MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. Catherine COLTS NECK — Assembly meeting in Celts Neck Im»Satur< MATAWAN - Mrs. Carrie L FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Marian Small craft warnings ire- dis- bog, 69 Jefferson St., Middletown, Speaker Alfred N. Beadleston was day evening. plished," he emphasized.] Donovan, 168 Kings Hwy., died Johnson, 80, of 42 Wyckoff St. D. Leach, 76, of 106 Hendricteon played for easterly winds 15-25 son, Thursday. Thursday night in the Ivy House guest speaker before the Mon- Mr. Beadleston reviewed the He cited a need for f died Tuesday in Marlboro State Pl.y died Thursday in Rivervfew knots with; higher gusts today Mr. and Mrs, James Conway, mouth. County Unit, New Jersey ing legislation to bring Nursing Home, after I long ill- Hospital. progress .made by the state in Hospital. and Tuesday and 15 knots tonight. 24 Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands, Association of Retarded Children, the part 4epuU, in its program ed improvement and ness. Son in Shamokin, Pa., She was' born in Bainbridge, Born in New York, she wai Partly cloudy today, and Tuesday Mrs. Donovan lived la Bayonne son, Thursday. ; Inc. (RCA), at its annual'dinner- for the mentally retarded. of the program. Gft. the daughter of the late Mr. an and mostly cloudy tonight. Visi- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urbanski, before moving here 16 years ago. Surviving are two sons, Walter Mrs. Carl Docen. She hid livec bility five miles or more except He said studies now are Un9et- She was a member of St. Mary's 22 Serand Ave., Oceanport, son, wty by two committees, wtich Johnson, Brooklyn, and Jodie in this area many years. Sh lower in hare and fog Tuesday Thursday. Catholic Church, New Moo- Johnson, Atlantic City; a daugh was a member of the Red Bank morning. Increasing rough seas will make notRnuwndifUMi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pompli- to the Legislature. "; mouth. ter, Mrs. Cora Griffin, Asfoury Presbyterian Church. awl tides may run one to two She was the wife of the late ano, 33 Zerman Dr., Middletown, National, World One is a group appointed.-by Park; three^isters, Mrs, Flossie Surviving ire her husbam feet above normal. sou, Thursday. Peter Donovan. Scott, Asbury Park; Mrs. Elves George S. Leach; a daughter TIDES the commissioner of edue^kffl. Surviving are two daughters, Harris, here, and Mrs. Paul Mrs. George R. Plant, here; Sandy Hook Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ziegler, of which he is a member, and Mfs. Kathleen Sweeney and Mrs. Wright, Bainbridge, and four brother, Frederick Docen, die: Today — High 8:33 p.m. and 506 Roxbury Rd., Belford, son, the other a Joint oommit^of Dorothy Maloney, here; one Ridge; two grandchildren, an Friday, JSetvs in Brief the Legislature. > • -$ brothers, Joseph Williams, Key low 2:31 p.m. granddaughter, Mrs. Susan JK port; Rev. Samuel Williams, As- four great-grandchildren. Tomorrow — High 8:51 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Earie, 15 From the Wirtt al The A$todaUd Prw A highlight was the < viney of Ettontown, and one sis- bury Park; James Williams, New Services were held in the Adams and 9:12 p.m. and low 2:52 a.m. Lennox Dr., New Shrewsbury, of the 10th anniversary of itte ter, Mrs. Evie Ferguson of Eliza Brunswick, and Love Williams Memorial Home, Red Bank, thi and 3:15 p.m. daughter, Friday. passage of (he Beadtetoa Aft beth. CAUSTOGA, Calif. — A rag- rebels ttad planned to set up a Bainbridge. morning, with Dr. Charles S. For Red Bank and Rumson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eastmond, ing forest fire—pushed by strong Junta headed by Sile*. which RCA calls "a milestoni In The funeral was held this The funeral will be in the Webster of the First Presbyteria bridge, add two hours; Sea 419 Park Ave., Union Beach, son, winds—swept down from tall the fight against mental retarda- morning from the Scott Funeral Church of God, Asbury Park, a Church, Red Bank, officiating. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Friday. Umber into this Napa County tion in the state." .... ,'. Home, Belford, followed by a Re- Burial was private. - - Congress 2 p.m. today. Burial, under the Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- town early today and the entire WASHINGTON - Congression- Opens New Mm , quiem High Mass in St. Mary's MONMOUTH MEDICAL The program mUo marked A* direction,of the F. Leon Harris MRS. ALFRED FRITZ lands bridge, add 40 minutes. population of 2,500 was evkc- al leader* ire trying to bring Church. Burial was in Holy Funeral Home, Asbury Park, wil High during the past 24 hours , Long Branch uated. kick-off by Mr. Beadleston, hon- Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. CHEESEQUAKE — Mrs. Anna enough members batfc to -town be in White Ridge Cemetery, 64. Low 59. Ocean temperature Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell, to tend to business so Congress orary fond drive chairman; of Fritz, 72, of Cottrell Rd., died "We have reports that some the 1964 fund-raising campaign of Eatontown. yesterday in South Amboy Me- at 7 a.m. 66. 321 Bay Ave., Highlands, con, homes in the northern part of can get out of town before Elec- MRS. PEARLE McDERMOTT today. tion Day. • the county unit. It will begin with WAREHAM, Mass. — Mrs. morial Hospital.' town are afire," a Calistoga po- MRS. JOHN J. FLANAGAN Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Daniels, Since the Senate failed three the annual door-to-door canvass Pearle MoDermott, 82, died here ASBURY PARK — Mrs. Julia A resident here 18 years, shi lice department spokesman said. by volunteers Saturday. formerly lived in Kearny. 449 Hendrickson Ave,, Long times last week to show a Thursday. A. Flanagan, 912 Sunset Ave. Viet Nam At 1:45 a.m. POT (4:45 EOT) Mr. Beadleston also expressed She was a member of St. Branch, daughter, today. quorum, Senate leaders have sent Born in Keyport, N.J., she was died Thursday in Fitkin Hospital (Continued) most of the town's citizens and confidence in the development of brose Catholic Church, Sayre Mr. and Mrs. John Thompkins, urgent telegrams to absent sen- the daughter of the late Francis Born in Rocky Hill, she had U.S.-trained Rhade tribesmen tourists had been evacuated, the a more adequate program to In- Wood South. Box 135, Englishtown, son, yes- ators demanding that they get and Augusta Cuttrelle. She was lived here 63 years. She was yesterday invaded Ban Me officer «ald. clude extensive research in pre- Surviving are her husband, Al- terday. back on the job this week. married to the late Dr. Joseph married to the late John J. Flana- Thuot, capital of Darlac province There were no reports of in- ventive measures. fred Fritz; a son, William Fri Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Persl And Sen. Mike Mansfield of Z. McDermott. gan. She was a communicant of 160 miles northeast of Saigon, ponko, 124 Oakhill Ave., Long juries, be said. "Were it not for determined of this place; a brother, Phillip they seized a radio station, broad- Montana, the Democratic leader, Surviving are two sons, Frank Holy Spirit Catholic Church here Branch, daughter, yesterday. The fire broke out In the red- has made it clear that Congress groups of workers In unit* neb Warwick, Union Beach, N.J., and Mrs. Flanagan is survived by Tremmel of Middletown; three cast demands for an autonomous sisters, Mrs. William Kent Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Garruto, wood forest north of Calistoga had to consider six key bills'be- as yours and the interest > Dr. William C. McDermott, two sons, John J. Flanagan, here tribal nation and then reportedly Jr., 69 Oakland St., Red Bank, shortly after noon yesterday and of parents who crusaded this North Brunswick, Mrs. Mae E withdrew, without violence. fore leaders would adjourn and White Plains, N.Y.; a daughter, and James J. Flanagan, Hors- daughter, yesterday. turned toward the city when let all members rush out to the work, we would not have come Mrs. John R. Leis, Marlon, ham, Pa.; a daughter, Mrs erhardt of Lakewood, and Mrs. Latest Reports today indi- Whitfield Colyer of Union, an Mr. and Mrs. John E. KUnsky, winds changed late last night. It campaign trails. this far," he said. Mass., and seven grandchildren. Marian F. Hall, Deal; a brother cated the revolt still was under 49 Ramsey Ave., Keansburg, son, moved down Into the dry limits The Award Winners four grandchildren. way. Further details were lack- The House also has had its The private funeral will be al James J. Carroll, here; eight yesterday. shortly after midnight, police quorum troubles and failed to Mrs. Angelo Barbato, Eaton- the convenience of the family. grandchildren, and two great- The funeral will be Wednesdaj ing. _ at 9 a.m. from the Bedle Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Gagli- said. muster a majority of its mem- town, chairman of the 1984 find Burial, under the direction of the grandchildren. Government troops did not in- ardi, 90 Orchard St., Keansburg, bers one day last week. campaign, presented awards to Home, Matawan, to St. Ambros terfere yesterday, but the tribes- "We're using school buses, W. H. Freeman Funeral Home, The funeral was at the Buckley daughter, yesterday. trucks or anything we can get The key problem for Congress volunteers for outstanding efforts Freehold, will be to Maplewood Funeral Home, here, this morn- Church, where a Requiem Mass' men cut a bridge entering Ban will be offered at 10 o'clock. Bur- Mr. and Mrs. John DeVito, 20 to evacuate tin people," the po- appears to be the issue of reap- in last year's fund campaign. Cemetery, Freehold. ing. A Requiem Mass was of- Me Thuot to halt troops in pur- Arno St, Oakhurst, daughter, Mrs. Robert A. Badenhop, Rum- ial will be in St. Maiy's Ceme- suit lice department spokesman said. portionment of state legislatures. fered in the Church of the Holy yesterday. Until Congress takes care of it, son, for special gifts; Bailey DONALD W. UINGREN Spirit. Burial was in Mount Cal- tery, East Orange. An estimated million primitive Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dore- Bolivian congressmen may continue to feel Scott, Middletown, for canisters: UPPER FREEHOLD TOWN vary Cemetery, Neptune. tribesmen occupy South Viet Mrs. Samuel Starrett, Bradley mus, Box 152, Shrewsbury, son, LA PAZ, Bolivia—The Bolivian it is a waste of time to stay in SHIP — Donald W. Lungren, 59, Nam, mainly in the: sparsely set Beach; Mrs. John Duckenfield, yesterday. government says it has shattered Washington — particularly when of Monmouth Rd., who was HARRY V. HAYCOK Schools tied central mountains. They are Freehold; Miss Mildred Lackey, Mr. and Mrs. William Steh- an attempt to overthrow the gov- their opponents are stumping found shot to death Wednesday POMPANO BEACH, Fla.—Har- (Continued) traditionally hostile to the low- Keyport; Mrs. Charles Weaver, wein, 510% Palmer Ave., West ernment and assassinate Presi- back in the home districts. For night in a Bordentown gas sta- ry V. Haycok, 70, of this place land Vietnamese. Middletown; Mrs. H. Hudson —High school-expansion (doub- Allenhurst, son, Saturday. dent Victor Par Estenssoro. A this reason, there will be another tion, where he worked, was bur- died Monday in North District The Rhade tribesmen in revolt Snyder, Ocean Grove; Mn, Gtlda ling the size) of the cafeteria, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nicholas, state of siege was decreed. attempt this week to deal with led Saturday in Mount Prospect Hospital. now inadequate for the school1 deserted camps in which U. S. 141 Green Oak Blvd., New Mon- the Issue. Feuer, Raritan Township; ud The government accused for- Cemetery, Neptune. Born in Jersey City, N. J., he 1,125 students, and oonstmctio military advisers trained them to mouth, daughter, Saturday. The chief battleground will be Mrs. Bertha Bacon and Mrs. Bet- mer President Herman Sites Born in Neptune, he was the was a former Roselle resident be- of a combination auditorium' fight the Communist Viet Cong. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bodner, the senate. ty Midgley, co-chairman for West ton of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fore moving here in 1961. He had teaching station facility; estinv In a dispatch from Hanoi, capi- 14 Wallace Ave., Oakhurst, Zuazo and mine workers leader Long Branch. tal of Communist North Viet Nam, Juan Lechin of heading the plot liam Lungren. He was formerly been employed for 30 years at ated cost, $740,000. daughter, Saturday. Rail* Special recognition also wu a fanner. Scibal Adjustment Co., Metuchen, 1 —Beers Street School-an -addi Red China's official New China Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, Sties was arrested. Lechin was given the Council of Jewish Worn- News Agency said ."emergency in hiding. WASHINGTON- Federal me- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs N. J., where he retired as tion of 12 classrooms (two build 199 West End Ave., West End, diators meet with the railroads en, Red Bank; Mrs. Edwird , Clarence Lertch, Wall Township; claim adjuster. ings on the campus site will b arrangements" were under way son, Saturday. A communique said the rebels Hall, Freehold, and Joseph Tylu- against possible U. S. invasion. and unions today in hopes.of *a son, Harold A. Lungren, Bos- Mr. Haycok is survived by his joined), an all-purpose room, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mahns, had blown up oil pipelines and a averting a strike, against most of ld, for special projects. sier City, La.; two brothers wife, Mrs. Esther Hulsizer Hay- a package sewer plant; estim- The broadcast did not spell out 201 Oakhurst Rd., Oakhurst, son, railway bridge, and that there Miss Doris Poole, Asbury Park, what the arrangements were but the nation's railroads at 6 a.m. Harvey and Jesse Lungren, both cok; two brothers, Albert Haycok ated cost, $508,000. Saturday. had been guerrilla activity in -the tomorrow. who serves as group supervisor Matawan, N. J., and Robert Hay- said they were made in govern- Neptune; a sister, Mrs. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Milton Conklin, Santa Cruz area, in eastern Bo- So far there has been no sign in the unit's independent living cok, Woodbridge, N. J., and a —Union Avenue School — si ment;- factories and schools "to Cottrell, Neptune, and eight 33 Oafcwood PI., KeansSwrg, son, livia. that President Johnson, as he center in Red Bank, was premt- sister, Mrs. Florence Glenden- new classrooms, a library and ensure normal production while grandchildren. Friday. Eighty members of the Social- did last April, will step in per- ed a scholarship award under •Tne Henry J. Dangler Funeral ning, Westchester, N. Y. an all-purpose room, estimate fighting the enemy it the United Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ciroalo, ist phalanx and Lechin's revolu- cost, J280.WO. " • sonally to persuade both parties which she will pursue graduate Hc-nte, Belmar, was in charge of A service was held Saturday in States should dare to invade . . 6 Woodrow Wilson Homes, Long tionary lefj>' were arrested. study in the field of education —Lillian Drive School — eigh to end their dispute. But he is arrangements. the Prall Funeral Home, Roselle. The news agency also said that Branch, daughter, Friday. Lechin was vice president un- being kept informed of the talks for the retarded.. new classrooms and a library; the "danger of war remains Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graziano, der Par' until last month. He estimated cost, $242,000. and White House action can not Robert Stone, chief psycholo- EMTL GUTKOWSKI MRS. ANNA S. HONCE grave" in the Gulf of Tonkin and 530 Spring St., Long Branch, formed_.his opposition group last be ruled out. gist of the Arthur Brisbane Child WEST COLLINS — Emil Gut- ALLENTOWN, Pa.—Mrs. Anna —Sycamore Drive School — six charged that the United States daughter, Friday. winter during a futile attempt to Treatment Center, officiated at Maclnnes Honce, 68, of this place, Johnson's intervention in April kowski, 37, of 906 Collins Ave., new classrooms and a library; fabricated the latest incident to Mr. and Mrs. John F. McCann, prevent Pat from running for ended a threat by Five train op- installation of the following of- died in Camden General Hospital died here Friday. estimated cost, $205,000. bolster President Johnson's elec- 122 Bath Ave., Long Branch, president again. ; « ;", ; 1 erating»unions to shut down the ficers. , • Tuesday. Born in Upper Montclair, N.J., -Middle Road School — a tion chances. daughter, Friday. The communique said- the Dr. Fred K. Manasse, New she lived there until moving here railroad system. Born, in Bayonne, he was a all-purpose room and additional ThisUime the dispute is be- Shrewsbury, president; Dr. Rob- firmer Freehold resident He nine months ago. She formerly storage facilities; estimated cost, ert Toomey, Little Silver, first was employed'"by Alex Gowns, tween six shop craft unions and had lived here six years. He $126,000. " all railroads except the Pennsyl- vice-president; Arthur Murray. was a World War JJ Navy vet- Inc., Upper MoritcTair. She had —West Keansburg School—tw 6 Asse vania Railroad, the Long Island Atlantic Highlands, second vice- eran. been a member of the Upper president; Mrs. Charles Weaver, Montclair Presbyterian Church. new classrooms and an all-pu Railroad, and the Southern Rail Mr. Gutkowsky is survived by pose room, estimated cost, $150, way System. Hazlet, recording secretary; Ma). his wife, Mrs. Audrey Gutkow- She was married to the late Angelo Barbato (Army-Ret.), E»- Kenneth R. Honce. 000. • The unions are demanding sky; his stepfather, C. Raymond what they call adequate job se- tcntown, treasurer. ., ;... •„ , Reid, Freehold; a brother, Joseph Mrs. Honce is survived by a —Cove Road School — an al Will Stick Out GOP Race curity—including wage protection Mrs. Francis Lynch, Middle?, Gutkowsky, Union Beach, and daughter, Mrs.-loan" C. Meeker, purpose room, estimated cos $100,000. NEW SHREWSBURY - The the Ocean Township GOP Com- Township. for shop men who lose their jobs town, the dinner chairman, was three sisters, Mrs. Susan Jo- with whom she lived; a brother, pressure is on but none of the The estimated total Is $2,746, mittee has invited all the can- Several other committees al- or some pay because of techno- assisted by Mrs. Joseph Bannan line, Farmingdale, Mrs. Ethel Frank Dennison, 'Clifton, N.J.; a six Monmouth County Republican 000—with contingencies added, didates to their meeting tonight ready have finished their import- logical improvements in rail and Mn. Evan Herbert, both of McNally, Freehold, and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Charles' Long, Deal, candidates for the lone State As- at the Admiral's Table, Ocean $2,800,000. ant countdown. . operations. New Shrewsbury. Edith Condy, Brentwood, N.Y. N.J., and three grandchildren. sembly seat will quit the race. Service was held this morning The David Harrigan Funeral If the bond issue is approved The chips are down, but Louis Home, Camden, was In charge in the Meayer and Lundquist Fu- at the polls, construction would neral Home, Montclair. . Aikins, Long Branch city at- of arrangements. . be started by next spring, and torney; Joseph Azzolina, Middle- completed by September of 1966. FEDOR ROSSIPKO town businessman; John Arnone, WILLIAM C. KAEMPFFER Some of the work, on the smaller Red Bank attorney; S. Thomas ENGLISHTOWN — William C FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - projects, might be finished bj Fedor Rossipko, 65, of Berger- Gagliano, Oceanport; Joseph E. Kaempffer, Sr., 61, of Gordons February of 1966, Mr. Phillip" Robertson, Mayor of Spring Corner Rd., died at his home ville Rd., died Wednesday in reported. Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. Lake Heights and James Cole- Wednesday. Discounting the new "Rarita man, Jr., Asbury Park council- Born in Newark, he was the Born in Russia, Mr. Rossipko later became a U.S. citizen. He Valley USA" houses, the program man, each declares he is going son of the late Charles and Clara would have permitted one year o right down to the wire in the Rathje Kaempffer. He formerly was employed by the Decorated Metal Manufacturing Co., Middle- full school sessions for the entir fight to be chosen the man to operated a farm market on Rt. 9. school system, with a small num- run for the Assembly. He was a member of Old Tennent town. ber of students returning to dou The deadline for getting vote Presbyterian Church, Manalapan. His wife, Mrs. Katherine ble sessions in 1967. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Metzger Rossipko, survives. strength is 4 p.m. Wednesday Services were held in St. Alex- The Raritan Valley devel when the 53 municipal chairmen Marie Kaempffer; two sons, Wil- opment, however, has put a di liam Kaempffer, Lakewood, and ander Nevsky Church, Howell meet privately in the Hall of Rec- Township, Saturday. Burial, under ferent complexion on the ma ords, Freehold, to count the Charles Kaempffer, Freehold; ter. daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Ervin, at the direction of the C.H.T. Clay- votes. ton and Son Funeral Home, Either the board will revisi The candidates appeared at the home: two sisters, Mrs. Claire its plans before the meeting i Morgan, Toms River, and Mrs. Adelphia, was in St. Vladimere Republican picnic here Sunday, lemetery, Cassville. Trenton Tuesday, Oct. 20—to an shook hands and smiled for pic- Patricia Faria, Clifton; a brother, ticipate the first batch of Rarita Edward Kaempffer, Clifton and tures, but that didn't reveal their WASIL S. PRASOL Valley children—or it will be un true feelings. five grandchildren. likely that all double sessions wi A service was held in the C.H.T. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Wasil Here's what each one had to ;. Prasol, 337 Helen Ave., Free- be ended even for the 1966-67 Clayton Funeral Home, Adelphia, year, Mr. Jannarone and th say, in a nutshell: Saturday. Burial was In Old Ten- wood Acres, died in his home Azzolina: "I have the most Monday. board president told The Regis nent Cemetery, Manalapan. ter. committee votes — 178 — why Born in Russia, he had been should I withdraw?" (Approxi- School officials will discuss thi FREDERICK WORZEL employed as a laborer. mately 274 votes are needed to IS THE LUCKY ONE HERE? — Four of the six candidates leaking the Republican nomination for the state Assembly Suriviving is a stepson, Ivan idea of revising the plan fo: win the nomination.) LAKEWOOD - Frederick Wor- turn on the charm for votes as they pose for photog at New Shrewsbury GOP outing. Left to right ara S. Thomas Giga, Lakewood. Beers Street School expansio Gagliano: "I'll be watching zel, 88, of 923 North Dixie High- this week. If this facility were way, died Tuesday in Lakewood A service was held in St. with interest to see what happens Gagliano, Oceanport; Joseph E. Robertson, mayor of Spring Lake Heights; John Arnone, Red Bank attorney, hold- Alexander Nevsky Church, Howell enlarged more than presentl at that private meeting Wednes- Hospital. planned, it might care $ ing Jackie Heiniman, I, and Joseph Aiiolina clasping Laura Heiniman, 6. When the picture was snapped neither Born in Pennsylvania, he was a "ownship, Saturday. Burial, under day. I'll be a contestant until they large number of Raritan Valley, 1 candidate Aikins nor Coleman was at the picnic. Iformer Harrison resident. He was he direction of the C.H.T. Clay count the votes. ' ton and Son Funeral Home, children the two or three years Robertson: "I still think I'd be B member of Copestone Lodge, which might be required for the F and AM, Kearny. He retired in Adelphia, was in St. Vladimere the best compromise candidate." Cemetery, Cassville. board to build a Raritan Valle Coleman: "I haven't heard of H950 as a track foreman for the School. Pennsylvania Railroad Co. anyone counting me out of it." Surviving are his wife, Mrs. MRS. MARY J. AHERN In such event, Raritan Vallej Arnone: "I may wind up with Bertha Cook Worzel; four sons, KEANSBURG - Mrs. Mary J. students probably would have tc the most votes. Who knows?" iFrederick Worzel, Jr., Irvington, ihern, 72, died yesterday in her be bused to Beera Street, Mr. Ironically enough, Aikins, the Frank Worzel, Hazlet, Charles orae, 429 Main St. Jannarone noted.' candidate who wasn't around for Worzel, Nutley, and David Worzel, Born in Jersey City, she had The new all-purpose room the interviews, is still said to be Kewark; two daughters, Mrs. ved here 10 years. would be used for physical ed- he one who will get the nomina- fcmma Stapleton, North Arling- She was a member of St. Ann's ucation, one of the system'i p tion. ton, and Mrs. Ethel Pcllow, Har- Catholic Church, here. ent weak spots, and for lunc If Aikins is leading, then rison; three brothers, Frank Surviving is a son, George H. time for bus and "long-walk' where are his votes coming Worzel, Lanthana, Fla., Edward them of this place. pupils. rom?" asked one candidate. Worzel, Sparrowbush, N. Y., and The funeral will be Wednesday The estimated costs include al He got a quick answer from John Worzel, Denville; two sis- it 8:30 a.m. from the Ryan Fu- furnishings of school additions. another aspirant who said: ters, Mrs. Sadie Moebius, Totowa, neral Home to St. Ann's Church, At present, the system ha "Chairman Woolley (J. Russell and Mrs. Anna Jones, Denviile, where a Requiem Mass will be more than 1,500 children on spl Woolley) probably lias a surplus And seven grandchildren. offered at 9 o'clock. Burial will sessions. of committee votes someplace Service was held Saturday In ie In Holy Name Cemetery, Jer- The system now has 112 ele- which he could use to put across jhe Condon Memorial Home, Har- sey City. mentary classrooms and will hav almost any candidate." rison. 56 high school classrooms whe But this theory was knocked JOSEPH S. CRISP the building addition Is com nto a cocked hat by the chair- IN MEHOIIIAM HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Joseph pleted, in January. man himself who stated yester- in loving romemory. of my. hiftd lurold W. iKiin«nilyci k who pained awty S. Crisp, 69, of Lemon Rd., died District enrollment totals 5,100 day: "It's still an open race. . fepWmbor ID, 19M. In Fitkin Hospital FrrJay. —the fourth largest school sys- Tntf lay that Unit henli all torrow But everything will work out all And helpi tu to forget Born in Westbury, Conn., Mr. tem in Monmoulh County, staffec right.". That tlm« «o far li»a only proved How much I ml»i you yet. :rlsp was a retired carpenter. by 200 teachers. The whole confusing picture Besreavpil, Ann Survvings is a daughter, Mrs. The district has no school ad could be brightened up tonight ulle Ahlers, Pomona, Calif. ministration building. The boar TOP BRASS — Leading county Republicans enjoy barbecued beef and beverages at New Shrewsbury's Republican OARO OF THANKS when several large municipal will) ill thank all frlrnn 4 Mr. a*d Mrs. Wee* frof m which 1 woulld end up with go Water Authority 3ft' t 3. Begdan ol Federal M.. Eag- didate tor tax collector in Mata- Of Learning waa Township, was the speaker more income. What dxKyou ad- yield 3.40 per cent. In tltt licbtomi. N. JT., has gnwbutfed vise?" F. B, from the technical training at a recent meeting of the. North cent bracket, (ha taxable course for U.S. Air Force jet air- By LESLIE J. NASON Bayshore Area held at the Bay- A) Please accept my sincere lent return is 428. Graft mechanics at SJiepptrd view , Presbyterian Cottage. rE. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR You might do better with stocta Dr.Katea Protease* of Education symjtethy on the toss of your hus- AFB here. Mrs. Geist, a long time club Q) "In 1961, I Invested in over- I believe that growth for Holi- such as Ubbey-Owens-Ford Glaes, band yielding 5 per cent ~ - Airman Bogden, who leaned Editor's note: One of the mo His first mistake was failure to member, said she .supports a the-counter stocks and some, of day Inns has slowed down due I should first like to correct (Mr. Spear cannot aumr all to maintain and service multi- important skills for later lif< leant each subjejct thoroughly at avorable vote for the charter these are kilting me. I paid $30 to intensified competition and ex- an error. Savings and loan divi- mail personally fcut will answer engine jet aircraft, is being as- that that a student can develog the beginning of the semes- ommission's recommendation for for. 240 shares of' Holiday Inns pansion costs. dends axe not exempt from Fed-all questions possible In hi* col- signed to the Military Air Trans- the ability to maintain inter- ter. The knowledge he did pick the council-manager type of gov vhich are now $16 on the Big eminent. She added she is Of the stodu you have men- eral income taxes, but since youumn. port Service's (MATS) Dover est in the subject at hand. This up was fragmentary and con- Board. Why not sell these shares tioned, I prefer Braniff, control I AFB. Del. His base, supports the another in Dr. Nason's import- fused rather than precise and pleased with the recent merger and'buy either First Flight; East of the Matawan Township Re- of which has just been acquired I MATS mission of providing glo- ant series. well organized. era Air lines; Continental Air by Great American Corp. I think bal airlift of U.S. military forces publican dubs. Lines,or Braniff?" J.D. Failure of a student to mail No wonder he found it difficult you would be justified in switch- and equipment. tain his own interest in what' h Mrs. William Harriott, fund- A) I am very sorry that you ing your Holiday Inns into Bran-1 to study as the semester wore raising chairman, announced the must learn Is a common failin, on. The mind does not enjoy uttered a severe toss ia 1881if. f in the hope of faster recov-|j especially among "C" students first club project will be the You were by no means alone. thinking in disorganized fields. sate of vanilla extract. KENT end SILL and one that may lead to failure Only when knowledge is well or- That was a year of heavy public] later on a jojb. ganized is there a drive to fill in Mrs. Raymond Hildebrandt, rticipation and near-frenzied fi- WHEEL A college junior explained it' the missing portions on the edge sunshine chairman, said she hasnance when many stocks consid- me this way: "Each semester of the known. made arrangements-for the club tred to have growth were run up FlUHR.'S'•--.•• KIDSI CHAIRS start off with enthusiasm am to donate puppets to Marlboro unrealistic levels in all mar- When interest starts to lag stuState Hospital. kets—not just the over-the-coun- ith a Jinn resolution to stud) dents should review the course lard. By mid-semester my en- Mrs. Milo DeGugas, Union ter one. from the beginning, shoring Beach, received an award. IS THE VERY husiasm is dulled and-later the areas of uncertainty and con- Mrs. Hildebrandt and Mrs. BEGIN ACTIVITIES METOCAU !ind it difficult to even force my structing tt solid foundation upon Raymond Grosholz served re- FOR FUEL OIL/ self to do the work. Tilings ari which additional knowledge can MIDDLETOWN — The Nor- freshments. jetting worse rather than bette be built mandy Court Civic Association WEEDED IN , THEFAU- Unless I can solve my problem, At die start of a course it is opened social activities with a and raise my grades I shall nev- important to force oneself to er get to be a doctor!" List Explorer block party and ball game re- study, grasp ideas and absorb in- cently. This young man started each formation. But facts and organi- semester with strong motivation, zation must go hand in hand. I A business meeting was held but as his interest waned hi is futile for a student to force Post Members Sept. 11 at the home of Mr. and teachers stood by without hel; himself to keep adding new ma- HOLMDEL - The following Mrs, David Rodetsky, Normandy the Shrewsbury Shops ing. terials to an already confused boys are members of the newly X formed Explorer Post 264, Mon- mass of information. New officers are William Hef- Deaf waif nffl Min'i well Had one of them let him in or mouth Council, Boy Scouts of r SHREWSBURY the secret of maintaining sus Start Young ron, president; Jean Gumone, radtr way to oritr feel ell. America: vice president. Mrs. Ellis Vieser, PHARMACY tained interest, he could hav( Training in the development of Ray Angersback, Richard Hu- ri 741-6100 NOW mi be been going up instead of dow secretary, and Mrs. John De- interest should start when a child ber, of Keyport; John Conlan, vaney, treasurer. lor tto first ceM IROAD ST.. SHKWSUMY Someone should have helped hi is young. Parents should answer Robert Hudson, Dennis Druzbik, sptll. Fm IMimrf * 741-4*74 analyze his problem. questions, provide opportunities David Holland, Russell Ranges Get Fundamentals from Start for investigation, encourage and Robert Wright, Matawan; child to persist in his efforts. Richard DiFidele and Walter At first his ability to organize Mason, Colts Neck, and Robert knowledge will be limited and hisC. Shaw, Holmdel. interest span relatively short. As The group received its char- he delves into new areas his abiter at a ceremony at Bell Labs, ANNOUNCEMENT ty to expand and organize will t is sponsored by Frank B. increase. Let HIM do it—don't do Jewett Chapter, Telephone Pio- it for him. neers of America, Holmdel Coun- Mr. Ray Zager of Little Silver, By die.time he reaches high cil. The post was organized to YES, WE do CUSTOM school every student should know provide specialized training in N. J., and Mr. Tom Letson of that the painless way to disposecommunications to boys of high REUPHOLSTERY of required subjejcts is to. give school age. Oceanport, N. J., have leased them his best effort at the very The unit charter was presented DRAPERIES beginning. by M. B. McDavitt, vice presi- dent of Bell Labs, representing IEDSPREADS and the former Blue Water Marina at Any student who "makes" him- Monmouth Council, Boy Scouts self learn a subject thoroughly of America, to H. G. Petzinger, SLIPCOVERS 700 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. They at the beginning of a semester Mainstay Federal Savings president, and William Keister, will find his interest increasing HEAT past president of the Pioneer or- have assumed operation as of rather than decreasing. This is call 542-2150 ;anization. cwnnEMKcwntT one answer to the dropout prob- for your appointment and Loan Association Tuesday, Sept. 15. The Marina is lem. Besides, this learning skill, A set of flags was presented the new unit by L. E. Krebs, in developed during his school yea 36 MONMOUTH STREET now known as Zobel's Marine will bring success hi later years, stitutional representative. Ac- cepting it for the post was T. S. A/VoNTiaoatanv TELEPHONE 741-0663 Service. Greenwood, • post adviser, and FUEL OIL T. Porter, associate adviser. WARD Red Bank, New Jersey Institute Every day is bargain day in SM-1-61OO the Daily Register Classified sec- Eatontown, N. J. Insured Savings Mortgage Loam ZOBEL'S To Start tion. FoDow die Tower of Light to the New Tort W

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George A. Palmer WEST LONG BRANCH -Mor Luxurious Stemware than 10 persons from retail Imported from FRANCE stores have registered to attem the six-week Monmouth College Retail Sales Training Institute and workshop which begins al the college tomorrow. The program, sponsored by the PIECES OF IMPORTED Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company, will be held on con- PARISIENNE secutive Tuesday evenings. There is still room for a few STEMWARE additional people in the program. Rmuwst mS\ kmty Ptit.nim... b»i»lr k> mi) tow! Anyone interested in registerin should phone • the office of col- lege relations at Monmouth Col- lege. WIN The initial program will begin IN ACME'S at 7 p.m. with a welcome by Dr. William G. Van Note, president of Monmouth College. Then Robert M. Benham, director of college relations, will explain the mm purpose of the seminar, whic' will emphasize training and de- PARISIENNE veloping ability to sell. George Palmer, vice presidcnl SWEEPSTAKES and personnel director of Josep iNrtr (UNITS muM.., Horne Co., Philadelphia, will be guest speaker. In his talk, en- 1965 titled "Counter Attack — The PMTIJC' _ Importance of Better Selling," was cooked WIN 10 Si WIN 10 Linus spoflrs cms he will give an insight into the basic elements of retail selling. Each week there will be a without a flame. workshop following the theme Coming Your Way! emphasized by the keynote speaker. Chairmen for the work- shop tomorrow will be John Env SEPT. 21 mett Collins, assistant professo' in the Business Administration Department at Monmouth Col- It's still big and beautiful - / VoHa! '. lege, and Sam Jaffee, founde and partner, Family Pharmacy, just as it was when it came from the store. ' Look for Little Silver and Long Branch. Co-operating with Monmouth Your Copy College and the Central Jersey Meats shrink less in a flameless electric oven because the heat's so Bank and Trust Company In pre- In the MAIL ,.. senting the Retail Sales Training even and precisely controlled. This means you don't even have to Your Entry Institute and Workshop are the Chambers of Commerce of Aft baste. Two more reasons why an electric range cooks rings around the Blanks bury Park, East Union County Eatontown, Freehold,' Keyport rest. Buy with assurance from the dealer who displays this seal. i art . Long Branch, Middletown, Perth Amboy, the Plalnfield area, Red » ftnltftl • Bank and Union Township, ai Jersey Central Power & Light / New Jersey Power & Light well as the Now Jersey' State •*...• Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Stomber To Give Course In Stocks, Bonds fHE DAn,Y REOSTEB jfcnfry, Sept M.

MHO HMMCH - i<*m E. voting, ttodea'pta bonds will be I An skunna of Sddmwe Cok •< • % "-.I Do#M, f sight. VQJ1092 Pass - 1 O Pan follow that sterling advice mysell sharply to the puppy. "Finesse," 1 4k Pass 2 * Pass Laenardo Terminal •OING and your confusion is understand- 4 * All PasPasss TO THE said. Openini g lead — V Q R.T. Fare able. My partner played the queen 2*1-1623 WORLD'S FAIR 7 >f spades, winning the trick. No- 40 SCHEDULED SLATE SMORGASBORD $2.30 N.Y.C. body laughed this time, but my Imagine being suspicious of IUSES DIRECT, ASBURY PARK — The Central jartner remarked: "I'll have to puppy only three months old! SUPERMARKETS $2.00 Newark Jersey Natural Food Club will try that one again." TO TIMES sponsor a natural food smorgas- DAILY QUESTION SQUARE Just then I saw that the puppy 291-1300 bord in the Asbury Park Press needed attention. "Don't, Fines- Partner opens with one club Free Parking i DAILY I Auditorium at 6:45 p.m., Oct. V.se," I said; and I took her out-and the next player passes. Yo ADVERTISEMENT side for a walk. hold: Spades— K 10 9. Hearts—K 7 4. Diamonds—10 8. Clubs— SLICED Makes Contract A 8 7 4. What do you say? Sleep Like Log When I came back my partner Answer: .Bid one heart. Show Urnst nUhi CtecMl Ctaa. taklet was scoring up the rubber, be- a major suit rather than raise NEW YORK* KEANSBURG Stops Stsmck Cat hi SHartu cause he had not taken a second partner's minor suit. or your 35$ lack it draolst Tlk» witti hot BACON STEAKS niter it bid tim». Read untll"t/u shut trump finesse. For Shetnwold's 36-page book- LONG BRANCH BUS LINE Ball-am tablets rellm pi du» to ticeu South cashed the aces of let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge, MM MY MMNf • 7* •loraidi add. Stnd postal to Bttl-ant, • 7I7-M74 Or»ni*uf|, N. Y, lor lltitnl fm umpU. spades and diamonds, ruffed a send 50c to Bridge Book, Rei club with dummy's third trump, Bank Register, Box 3318, Gran ruffed a diamond to set up theCentral Station, New York 17, suit, ruffed a club with dummy's N. Y. fourth trump, and led diamonds from dummy. East could ruff MERCHANTS K whenever he liked, but dummy Raritan Adult School Ib. would take the rest with the fifth Courses Are listed ONLY PEOPLE MAKE A GOOD BANK trump and the diamonds. L South goes down if he tries a RARTTAN TOWNSHIP - The 59 second trump finesse; dummy following courses will be given at H. runs out of trumps. Declarer the Community Adult School in must ruff a club with dummy's the high school, beginning Thurs- SKINLESS FRANKS nmsr 59< second trump, lead a trump for day, Oct. 1: the finesse; get back by ruffing Judo, figure control, stenog- MEATY uei a club (with the fourth trump), raphy and stenography for of- ind ruff a diamonds. He ruffs a fice, experiencing art through CHICKEN LEGS NWLAR FAVORITE 4S club with dummy's last trump pictures and studies, ballroom and starts the good diamonds. dancing, golf, driver education, East ruffs, and there is no fur-typing, bookkeeping, beginning ther entry to the dummy. South and intermediate piano (this CHICKEN BREASTS 5* can over-ruff but East defeats the class will be held at the Middle contract by taking the ace of Road School), art painting clubs and a heart. standard first aid, beginning "That's a very convenient dog," bridge, dressmaking and ad- California Vine-Ripened Melons me of the opponents remarked vanced sewing and tailoring. suspiciously. "You should get a Registration will be held agai s dog to keep her company. You Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the hig might name it Trump." school. Honeydews •bs 39- RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Del Monte FALL SESSION Sept. 28 — Jan. 30 Tomato Sauce 1093 READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS WHY DO Saturday mornings or weekday evenings. 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M* Hm? i '•'ff I >y Tfat Had Bank m«ttt*r Iacogxryted V. HMOnr PENNWGTON. PrwUtat JAMES J. SOGAN, EOtar A* fate of 1964 U. HAkOLD KELLY. General Manager JERUSALEM, Jordan.—I feel like Moses, I «uy IJ. Btj x««utiv. jcditor William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamio AMKIU* even look like him. The exodus out of Egypt toofepiatt;- Ttmk W. Harbour Midii«u>wn Bunas Mix. Charles A. Johnston rmiwu Bunts Up. today and required two planes. It appeared as though Member of the Associated Press half of Egypt was jammed in the Cairo Airport, all, luoeliled PTSM la antltled exdujlrelj to th« ui» lor npublicaUon ol tu Uu lool un yrlnud la tall if 4i well u all AP tuwi dupuchei. shouting, all trying to get to Yemen, to Kuwaiti Jo Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association Damascus, to Beirut, to Addis Araba.. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation We got out. No baksheesh, I had Tfci B*l Bank R*rt«er. Int. ununei BO Onasclat reiKmslbllltlga tor tymfrisihlul «rron in «4v«rtl«Bi«nU. but the money in my hand, but an Egyptian «m nprlnt without chfcrg*. Utat part of an advertisement In whicjj the typographical error occurs, Adr«rti4«» irin v pl«ai* notify th% maoafaaient Immediately ol any error woicb may occur. named Mamdouh Marzouk, of JWA, TtoU nampaper aasumei no responslbUltlea tor itatemenU ol opinion In lep*n from lti nadara. spoke softly all day to the right offlcials. BobJcrtpUaa Prise* Is Advanc* ay than 3 mas. Per monUi $1.50 a month*-tu.M) and got three seats on one plane and Knfl* copy at eotmur, T ceou Blnile copy by. mall. 10 cents a months-»U.»O one on another. I wasn't even traveling MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1964 on his airline. He skipped lunch to make certain that we got seats, and «yen BISHOP walked us to the plane. Why Can't They Learn? Know what? I had a fistful of American money, It was worth it to me to get out He looked at the Thgre's an old saying: "You can ter of vital importance to every money and his face became solemn. "Please not to em- lead a horse to water, but you can't American in today's society. Our barrass me," he said. Coaxing made him more distant make him drink." Advice, no mat- highways and byways.are crammed He even declined an American cigarette. I am Mar* zouk's debtor. ter how urgently given, appears to with cars, trucks and buses. And, In Jerusalem on the Jordan side, the airport closes skim right over the heads of people. on the streets don't forget persons at 6 p.m. No runway lights. The first two times I was Following grim predictions, more on foot or on bicycles; they add up here the runway was uphill and there was a she«p than 500 persons lost their lives in to congestion dangers, too, and all crossing, with railroad gates, in the middle of it The accidents during the long Labor Day must be made to know and under- gates are now gone, but the place shuts tight at weekend. Nobody can claim that stand their individual responsibilities. sundown. •'•'", thosh responsible for the deaths had Some rather silly critics have We took a car to the Jerusalem Intercontinental, not been forewarned. questioned the value of driver edu- a new hotel built with Pan-American Airwaj* money. We were surprised to find that it is on top of the Mount cation in the schools. In the nation, Perhaps C. Stewart Mead, di- of Olives, with the Garden of Gethsemane directly bel- rector of the traffic and safety de- some Boards of Education have low, and the walled city of Jerusalem only a thousand sought to hold down school budgets partment of the New Jersey Auto- yards away. by doing without adequate driver mobile Club, is quite right when he It seemed strange to find a beautiful hotel here^ courses. In Trenton, some legislators because it was on this hill that the Apostles once said: suggests that not enough care is appear to be reluctant to place em' "Lord, teach us how to pray," and He knelt and, raising given to the type of instruction be- phasis upon the provision of money These Pay§; His eyes to the sky, said "Our Father, Which Aft In Heaven ..." ing given to new motorists. to finance such teaching. If all con- Inside Writing in the magazine Health, cerned—and this goes for officials in Forty days after the crucifixion, Christ stood on Johnson's Rate Against Time this mount and left bodjly for Heaven in .the presence published by the American Osteo- Monmouth County—would pause to By JOHN CHAMBERLAtN Washington of some of His followers. Now there is an air condi- pathic Association, Mr. Mead said: realize that accidents have been By ROBERT S. ALLEN tioned hotel, with little radios and good beds, and a "Some of our most substantial citi- causing an ever more alarming num- Things look good for Lyndon Johnson. With the and PAUL SCOTT lovely dining room with a four-piece band which plays zens have learned so little of the ber of human deaths and personal polls falling his way, he has been able to cultivate a WASHINGTON-Although com American Rock and Roll, and old Irving Berlin num- pletely at odds on most issues place of the automobile in our soci- injuries, perhaps more thought would panic psychology among the more faint-hearted Repub- President Johnson and GOP Chal- bers like "Always" and "Remember." ety and in our economic system that be given to the real need for driver licans. He will probably win in November by a thump- lenger Barry Goldwater appar- Father Reinhardt of the Franciscans of the Terra ing majority in some 40 out of 50 states if the present ently agree on the scriptural ad- they think anybody with a license instruction. monition that there is "a time for Sancta met us in the dining room. He's from Belgium, conservative apathy persists. Even so, every matter under heaven, a but he has been here 17 years. Once, I knew Father is capable of teaching the skills, at- Doing that teaching should be he will, if successful, almost certainly time to keep silence, and a time to speak. . . " Hoade of Ireland pretty well. He was here and he was titudes, knowledge and ability re- instructors who are known and feel that he has just made it by a hair in charge of the Garden of Gethsemane. quired in today's traffic." respected for skill and .aptitude. Vis- in a fantastic race against time. The Presidential candidates sep- arately decided that it is a "time He used to close the Garden when he went to r~It takes experience to be a good ual aids, like films about pa*st'acci- The big thing hangjjng over his head to- keep silence" on the blunt lunch. I come from a family of belligerent Irishmen, but teacher in any subject. Certainly, the dents, should come from the State Is South Viet Nam. There is obviously sermon of Very Rev. Francis B. I was happy to meet the new champ. I asked him to no government in that country that is Sayre, Jr., dean of Washington operation of motor vehicles is a mat- Police. Cathedral, casting a plague on open Gethsemane one day and he said no. Sweetly, I •worth the name. The assassination of both their political houses. said: "I didn't know it belonged to you. I thought it Diem and Nhu and the banishment, or After reading the published ac- belonged to Our Lord." He burst injo Gaelic laughter loir Moneys Worth; count of Sayre's sermon in ihe CHAMBERLAIN imprisonment of! theirjfollowejrs virtual-, until tears came. ly cleaned out everyone capafgSe of 0fflR|!i^^%i Washington- papers, Sen. Gold- water's campaign strategists be- Then there was Father Simon Bonaventure, another U.S. Business es Incentives ment. As Marguerite Higgins, who deserved but failed came so upset that they immedi- to get the Pulitzer Prize for her Vietnamese reporting, ately huddled with the GOP can-top-flight guide in and around Jerusalem. He is now in By SYLVIA PORTER put it, the Diem coup was as disastrous to South Viet didate. Washington. And young Father Coyle, of the Massa- "Senator, what do you think of chusetts Coyles, who used to drive a station wagon Nam as the liquidation of the President, the Vice Presi- Rev. Sayre's statement?" asked Here are two shopping lists, to rank far down the list." In- of the multi-colored pictures of : through the Mandelbaum Gate every day from Israel" triguing is the, fact that, in thiteme s ranging from an adding dent, the entire cabinet, the Speaker of one nervous.Goldwater adviser. each containing seven' items, "What should we do? How should to Jordan. No one could get through except this'prifejrt? Which was prepared by a womar two groups""studied, only men machine to a Zippees Go-Kar. Majority Leader of the Senate, the governors of the 50 ordered mink-trimmed coats and e answer it?" Both countries trusted him. The Israeli customs and which by a man? states, the mayors of all the big cities, and the aspiring After a moment of deep con list one: mink-trimmed cash- men also chose more hair dryers guards refused to search him, and he drove a station than the women. YOUR GARDEN minority candidates for all top executive posts, would templation, Goldwater calmly re- mere coat; pil- be in America. plied: wagon around the barbed wire and tank traps into low cases; pan A second obvious point is the THIS WEEK "In my judgment, we came outJordan, and the Arab guards, fearful of being less gen- ty girdle; iron- emphasis on utilitarian merchan- By Garden Reporter Yet, despite the inability of the South Vietnamesi on top on that one. Rev. Sayre dise. Pillow-cases were the most erous than the Jews, waved him on. When Gayle and ing board; 50- College of Agriculture to find any base or personnel for either a strong anti only said that I was stupid. He piece set of silwante- d single/item by both men Rutgers—The State Uni- called the President a crook I had to leave via Tel Aviv nine years ago, it was Coyte verware; hai and women and blankets were versity, New Brunswick Communist civil government or a stable military die Wouldn't you rather be called who got us through. dryer; Raggedy high on both lists. Dinnerware tatorship, the. ultimate disaster hasn't happened. Gen- stupid than a crook?" Ann doll. . and kitchen appliances were pop- School bells are ringing not "Friends of yours?" said the Jewish guards as we only for youngsters throughout eral Khanh is still in control. The appointment of a new With a series of sighs of re- List two ular choices. lief that could be heard in the sat in the car. Father Coyle nodded. The guards sa- electric lan- the state, but for many govern- Russian ambassador to South Viet Nam, Ilya Shcher- In any selling organization, says mental officers, public employees next room, all of the Goldwater luted him and waved us on. "My luggage," I said. "I tern; bowling Morgan, there will be a small dakov, who was head of the Chinese section of the SO'advisers nodded their agreement. pipe New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- must open it for customs." Tha guards walked away. ball groug p — 12 to 15 pep r cent — attion. Many of these are taking viet Communist Party Central Committee during th At the White House, the first PORTER vrench set; pil-the top who are "self-starters, reaction of President Johnson's There is a common brotherhood among men, but 6'^-foot ladder part in a series of conferences development of the rift between Moscow and Peiping, low cases; who do a superiop r jjob because and refresher courses at Rutgers advisers was to try to keep the not among governments. In the cellar of the Jerusalem Handyman's Book; road race set portends a continuing struggle between the two bigPresident from' seeing the state- of their desire to get ahead and —The State University that will museum, theologians of all faiths and nations scotch- If — logically — you put to make more money or just be- help them with their jobs. The Red powers for the control of North Viet Nam. So thement on the grounds that he "female" label on the first lisl would blow UD. taped the Dead Sea Scrolls, and everyone forgot to cause of their sell pride." courses are conducted under aus- U.S. plays in luck here. Since the disaffected students and a "male" tag on the second, pices of the Bureau of Govern- "The President is going to beask: "Which of us owns them?" ' your logic led you into being 100 There will be another smal have given General Khanh two months in which to furious," cautioned one Johnson group — also 12 to 15 per cent — ment Research and University And, by the same measure, there is evil as well per cent wrong. Every item in Extension Division. "democratize" his South Vietnamese regime, he will adviser during a campaign staff the first list was selected by at the bottom who "will do jus meeting. "He looks on Dean as good in all men. There is an old Jewish cemetery enough to get by and there is A capital budgeting conference probably be around until after the American presidential salesmen engaged in direct-to-the- Sayre as a friend. He is on thebeside the east wall of Jerusalem and, in 1948» when home sales of consumer goods as little that can be done with this on September 19 kicked off theelection is over. White House guest list for special their prizes in a merchaindise percentage." fall learning sessions for officials dinners." the Israelis dispossessed 900,000 Arabs, they rushed and citizens seeking to update incentive program put on by thei That leaves the large middli What will happen then will be of great momen This statement shouldn't be over to this side of the walled city and broke eyery company. Every item in the sec-group —approximately 70 peitheir knowledge of problems, procedures and the accepted tech- to the world. But if Thich Tri Quang, the Buddhist trou- discussed with the President un- headstone. The living took their revenge on the dead. ond list was chosen by saleswom- cent — who can be stimulated til he brings it up," suggested en in a similar program con- into doing a better job by incen- niques of formulating a capital blemaker who got his indoctrination in subversion from Looking down this hill, there are olive trees, a col- budget. The New Jersey Division another adviser. "Dean Sayre ducted by another company. tives. "This group consists o the North Vietnamese, emerges next year as a neutral was a great comfort to the ege, a Russian Orthodox Church, an Anglican church Any sales commission or cash ialesmen who are capable and of Local Government, will require svery municipality planning to fi-ist head of state in South Viet Nam, all Barry Goldwa President's brother when he off to the right, a Greek Orthodox church directly ^be- bonus may be considered a sales adequately trained. But they mus needed him. He visited him fre- Incentive, of course, but growing be motivated by things which nance major improvements to ter can do will be to say from his Phoenix retirement, low, a Catholic Apostolic delegation near the top, Juid adopt and file a capital budget quently during his illness." steadily has been the merchandise capture their imaginations and "I thought this would happen." According to a reliable White none of them seem to be able to agree on anything! incentive program — under which appeal to their egos to exert their beginning in 1965. The knowledge gained by participants in the Another thing hanging over Lyndon Johnson's head House source, President Johnson It is sweet irony to think that, 1,934 years ago, ;the talesmen compete for prizes maximum ^efforts." Morgan's ran across, the story on Dr. which they themselves choose central point is that, while a course will be applied, therefore, is the coming inflationary impact of the Chrysler labor immediately. Sayre's sermon the next day, Prince of Peace died here to prove that love is all ... from a special catalogue. basic and equitable compensation contract. When General Motors and Ford and certain reading an account of it in one of Increasing numbers of market- plan is the first essential, money September also marks the re automotive parts companies have all signed similar the Washington papers. Ing executives agree that this willl not do hth ejob alone " newal of a series of courses de- "and agreements, the pressure will be on every other union "The President's first reaction method of special promotion can y eventually reach a ppoin signed to aid municipal employ- was to call Sayre and tell him stimulate sales at every level — where offerinf g more dollars wiill ees in a variety of fields. A be-in the United States to come up with equivalent vic- off," reported this source. "But manufacturing, wholesale, retail. not result in a significant increase ginning coursa in "Principles of tories. The steel union bosses, in particular, will be putafter he cooled off and thought Salesman apparently like this n the individual's production." Municipal Assessing" starting about it a while, the President form of incentive because they The new 1965 JPf" prize cataldge September 21 and an advance on notice by their followers to "stand and deliver.' decided to do nothing." can exhibit their prizes while the has just been printed and I'vecourse starting September 23 will Higher steel wages will, of a certainty, mean higher SPEAKING OUT — One of the cash they might win may be been scanning it. I admit it — thebe presented over 16 weeks at steel prices, and these will either have to be absorbed capital's most influential clergy- quickly spent and forgotten, ordinary amount of cash bonus New Brunswick, "Principles of men, Rev. Sayre stunned his con- significant stimulant is the fact offered in a sales competition Municipal Tax Collection" also is by fabricating companies (at a cost to prbfit margins) *re?ation of Washington resident.' that the whole family can be wouldn't have the appeal of most being taught in another course or passed along to the consumer (at a cost of dimin- by saving: drawn into a competition via the on Thursday evenings. A class in ished turnover). This summer wo beheld a pair prize catalogue and family par- '"Municipal Finance Administra- of gatherings at the summit of ticipation can be a crucial factor WHERE IN THE WORLD tion" will start on October 12. None of this spiraling process will be readily dis- political power, each of which In a promotion's success. Adding The training program usually cernible before November, however. It will be some- was completely dominated by a dignify to a campaign is the fact are presented by the University thing for a victorious Johnson to deal with next year. single man; the one man of dan that the catalogue shows prizes in cooperation with statewide as- gerous ignorance and devastating In terms of points needed to win sociations and organizations of of-And again, all Barry Goldwater can do will be to sayuncertainty, the other a man and does not specify the price of ficials in the sjveral fields. Fac- from his Phoenix retirement, "I thought this would whose public house is splendid in any item. ulty for the courses is drawn happen." its every appearance but whose The Choices from working officials and other private lack of ethic must in- The above prizes were chosen authorities on the subject. Lyndon Johnson is skillfully working his slight ivitably introduce termites at the from the 1,800-item catalogue of A conference has been called margin of time for everything that it is worth. The very foundation. John Plain fncentives of Chicago, '"The electorate of this mighty f Tor October io, at New Bruns- election of an anti-Red President in Chile was a Rood one « i'""* top three companies wick, atlnn is left homeless, then, by l l bre k for him in 'h' ""hnHise incentive "n/;' . Inst«ru^~i : reSr'3S:i " ' The'stock market holds up. With uich a n»l" of nominee. !t fjo 'h? choices indi- ive methods of creating and op- everything going for him in the short term, Johnson knows not where to turn, it stare; c 9-Zi erating an efficient purchasing fascinated at the forces that hnvc A first obvious point is the em- department in government. The misses no chance to cultivate the feeling that this is produced such a sterile choice- phasis on family, home and chil- What city is divided by awall program will include a lecture on 1820, that we are in the middle of the Era of Good frustration and a federation o( built by the Communists! dren rather than on items for Hie legal aspects of govwmnen- Feeling, and that he is a stand-in for a man named hoslllties in the one party; and •trictly, personal use. "In all our tal purchasing and a panel dis- in the other, behind a goodly "There's every indication that this ts programs," lays M. Wallace Mor- cussion with the purchasing James Monroe who got every electoral vote save one, facade, only a cynical manlpula- going to be one of the dirtiest caapolqni agent* of three muaieipautla The man. who wants to be "everybody's President"' gan, general manager of JPI6—, Monday, Sept.< 21, 1P64 In history!" "mm tot periooil we an likely participating, , • • (Continued on Ptga 7) (Continued on Page 7) WABC-TV WE DAILY fiEGlSTM Morikj, Sept «. l96ir-~7 TV Key TELEVISION 0mm tad, iatennediatt*. Mi*t Today's Top TV Ait Appreciation Maggie Rptoisr-m will revi«W *fa« three R't vat w«wnberf of t» MoMo/jetfi Owoty STAR O* Mailbag KMMwnwa *mmn Course is Slated wiil direct a course In Star $•*• -«oy WkM-«a r.m Programs t-To Tell th* Trvtti f onel teg •" \ \ By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 7-fMMT.KlWM W*)Q»ti 4—Film—The wings o( Eoglet— 2-Glve Ut This Ooy-Rillghw Dressmaking will be tugfc Question — I love "The Fugi John Wayiw-t hra. 4—Sermonette—Religion > For Adult School 5—Wells Fargo-Wtthrn CM Mrs. Rwii Anderson, while Wil- y top television thorn u opener, bringing forth "sage" tive" and it's all because' of -mil 1 fWWtmary franklin 1—Voyape—Adventure I—Summer Stmtster NEW SHREWSBURY. — Ba- liam Rial of Bamtoerge* * *Kr." pwvterod and selected by TV comments on love by deputy David Janssen. The only thing •—While The City SIMSS-MIIIIM 4-College Report K*y« rt»if of experts utoo attend Barney Fife and Sheriff Andy. Dollar Movie "" ""roject " 3ette Bauman-Edelstein will mouth will igain give a MUM* that I mind is that he is not Trout ll-Him«ymooners—Comedy for gourmets. E. Jack Zok «» nbMnals, watch screening*, and Young Opie is engaging, but the l»-t"rotll.: New Jerwy teach a course in art apprecia- able to make guest appearances 1—Nevn and Weather ioo at the Monmoutli Regional teach the laboratory approach tV analyze scripts in New York and grownup* make the series go as on other good series while he is mm •-Today Hollywood. Barney talks with authority and S-Surdt hr Tomorrow J-I've Got A Secret—Panel 7—Ann Sothern—Comedy Vdult School. practical electronics. Myron H. starring in the "Fugitive/' Am 4-Trutti Of C«Mt4UMc»-G«iw J-New Brttd-Pollc* Turner of the Eatontown School*, Andy Hsteof and acts. I right about this or will he show S-Cartoan Poyttmt—Mall • 11-Naked City-Drama S—Call to Prayer—Religion Mrs. Edelstein is a graduate of CBS comes up with a promts* 7-#ml» f»r*-Verl»ty U-Antlques-Ceorge Mlctwel 7:11 oqper Union School of Archi- will help those Interested la sub- ip as a guest on "The Defend- Il-Wctc Tracy-Cartoon S—Nevn stitute teaching. tag hour-Jong series called "Htt- 1:304 (7) -No ISlM for in" or some other fine TV dra- 1i:*f 1-Andy Griffith—Comedy 7:30 •cture and has studied at the tory'i People" on We and bills S-KM« and Odf#-Cortwnt 7—No Time for Seraeonft—Comedy (—Survey ol the Arts Registration for Monmouth Re- Sergeants. "Blue's Wfld Yon- ma series?—L. C, North Man- 1J—Challenge—Science 7—Gale Storm—Comedy . New School, Columbia Univer- S-OuMIng Lloht-Serlol •:H Adujt School will' take. ki the world of a mate legisla- der." An amusing entry with chester, tnd- . I1-Uppy Hit Lion-Cartoon sity, the Art Students League and gional i—Lucille Ball-Comtdy J—Captain Kangaroo ture: a half hour comedy about Sammy Jackson holding his own > , lltSS S-77 Sunset Strip-Mystery Pratt Graphic Institute. Her place tonight and Answer — The usual policy for 4-Mtm—Ray tdwrtr S—Sandy Becker—Children a department store complaint the enigma of tte Air Force, 7—Wendy end Me—Comedy 7—Courageous Cat—Cartoons wk has been the subject of jjigbt fronj 7 to 9 o'clock at a star of a series Is not to guest S-Cartaen P1aytlm*-Hall •—Fractured Flickers managtr :. "Many Happy Re- "onight, be Just wants to, keep ' 1:M Dne-man shows in New York, school off Tinton Ave. >n any other series, but it has 11—Dick Powell—Drama 7—Billy Bang Bono-Cartoon , turns;" and the season's prem- the hound dog Ms family sent *-Uavt It Tc BMvir 1J—international Festival—Special Hew Jersey, Will run for 10 weeks, jeen known to happen. David *-«a*t!or FatMr—Comedy • - S:M • • • • Cleveland and ieres of Andy Griffith and Hie him, and does so wKa foresee- *ftlm—Tnt F«ormaktr»—Dona •:M „ 7—News Philadelphia and is included in Tuesday, Sept. 29, through Disc, Janssen works on a very rigid Andrew*-W mln. J-Mony Happy Returns Lucy Show. Also. Ben Casey's able results. 4-Hollywood and the Stars- 7—Little Rascals--Comedy many museums and private col 8. schedule when he's filming seg- 1-Morry A n«pMllllanolrh Kingt episodt hta its moments, and so ments for his series, and doesn't How to Suceed as a Gangster 1:4! lections. does No Time (or Sergeants, and W.M (2) - The Lucy Stow 7—Blng Crosby—Comedy S—King and Odle—Cartoont have much time left for anything t-A/.I.P.'t-Bloarap'hy-Parry Birg 9-FMm—Clowns—Alldo Vallt-W mln. 9:00 The semi-abstract painter will Channel U's rosier Includes the (Season's Premiere). A fairly else. It's doubtful that he'll be 1I:«S 1—My<6Tttle Margie—Comedy iresent illustrated lectures and premiere of its International wild beginning. Lucy's funny, JMtewt—Dauolai Edwards I—{lottery's People—Drama 4—Birthday House—Children making any guest appearances on 1:M 4-Slng Along with Mitch 5—Sandy Becker—Children iiscussions devoted to establish- Television Festival. lurching about and careening on any of the other TV drama 1-Edgo of Night—S«rlol 5-Deputy—Western 7—Film—Adventure In Washington- ing an enthusiasm for the fine the skates she's wearing to 4-Yau Don't Soyl—Conn 7—Ben Casey—Oroma Herbert Marshall-W mln. ries this season. • . . 5—Hall ol Fun—Frtd Holl lt-Spreod the Word-Panel arts. 8:30-0 (2) - Andy Griffith. country club dance. The idea 7—Ouwn For A Day—Bolfcy W:Sf il—Keko the Klown—Cartoon In addition to Mrs. Edelstein, •-High Road »o Advtnturt ll-WorW at Ten »:M (Season's Premier). Fans, take may be absurd, but that's beside It-Abbott and Cnttiio several members of the''Mon- note, series begins aa hour earli- the point — Lucy out of control Question - I saw, George Rafl le:M •—Farm Report on the "Ed Sullivan Show" not S—Men in Crisis—Documentary II—Funny Company-Cartoon mouth Regional High School er this fell. Young Opie is with panic on her face is all that *-.m 11—Survival—Documentary • faculty will teach courses at the mooning over the teacher in the matters. too long ago and I was sur- iS^ret Storm—S»rW ll:J5 . •—Nevn and Weather prised to see him dance so Well 4-Motch Oomt lJ-lngles Para Todos Adult School. S-Soupy Safet-ChtMran 11:10 *—People's Choice—Comedy i James H. Kitchen will teach Has he ever danced in the mov- TTlltW•—Fireside' Theater—Orarf m »-News—Jim Jensen S—Topper—Comedy Princess Skimmer 9-10 (13) International Televl ies? I only know him as a gang- -fleoch comber Sill ; , ^-News—Frank McGee •—Film—Nocturne—Mystery basic bookkeeping, and Theodore »-N«ws ' II—Wolly Golor-Cortoon »ion Festival. Premiere). Ex- ster or a detective in films.—Mrs. 4-News-Sander Vnnteur 7—News-Bob Young Schloesser, basic typing. Mrs. Printed Pattern amples of television programs B. L., Bryan, Ohio. %-Film-While me City Sleepj- H—Poptye—Cartoon Vivian Barron has a class in be- being produced in Europe, Latin t-Love Thot Bobl'-Comedy Mllllon Dellar Movie •:S0 Question — One of my all tinv 4-Ooble GIHIt—Comedy 11—News^-Kevln Kennedy ginning conversational French. America, the Middle East and •—Morty Gunty—CWHtrni II—MelO-Toons—Cartoons Donn McCafferty will lead a dis- favorite movie stars is Georgi IV-Chuck McConn—Children ll:1S Asia, add interest to our nightly Raft. I recently saw him on thi 4-Weather—Tex Antolne 4—News—Bob Wilson cussion group-on current issues. Start* WEDNESDAY! fare for the next two»weeks of 5-Fllm-Deep Valley-Ida Luplno- 1o:M "Saturday Night at the Movies' 1-Fllm—I Um Melvln- 1 hr., 35 mln. *— News—Mike Wallace The oil painting class of Miss viewing. For the premiere Oonald O'Connor—W mln. 7-Local News-Richard Bate presentation "Black Widow" an Bride Wor« Crutches— RED BANK series Involving, life in a stati 4—Nevn—Huntley. Brlnkley to the school bond issue in the has danced in films, most prom- Lynn Roberts—1 hr., 10 mln. CARLTON- forthcoming election. legislature, where voting is done inently in "Bolero," which co Garden 2:00: 7:00; 0:25. by buttons and all talk revolves starred the late Carole Lombard EATONTOWN Plans wer« made for league around the passage of a bill. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean DRIVE-IN- members to distribute voter reg- Tonight, an earnest minority istration reminders and to dis- leader is forced to investigate Question — What was the name For Tuesday, September 22 perse election information at the respected leader. The plot h of the dramatic movie in which COMMUNITY— Humble-Esso gas stations the A. Shot In the Dirk 2:15; T:1S; 9:20. its dramatic moments, but me Grace Kelly co-starred with Birtf Present—For You and week before election. Motunrarfc CMRty'g ' 'FREEHOLD main interest lies in the work Crosby and another big star? Yours • . • Don't allow your- Mrs. Armand Conrad presented Ncwatt- Theatn this film shown on TV?—Mrs. self to be unduly influenced by FREEHOLD- ines nf the state bodv its»! The Ielajiit ol ih« Blue Wlphlns s :3S a panel discussion to acquaint Hero Richard Crenna. from "The P., San Antonio, Tex. those around you. Think for I'd Rather Be Rich 7:00; 10:00. members with educational facili- Real McCoys" seems fine as Answer — Princess Grace won yourself and make jam own de- ASBURY PARK ties and future needs in New Jer- much less flamboyant James the Oscar for her performance cisions bated on part experience. LYRIC— sey,. in the 1954 Paramount film "The Avoid repeating mistakes, of Becket 2:35; 7:09; B:«- Stewart, speaking his niece and MAYFAIR— Mrs. Robert Shafto, Mrs. Ir- •he movie-like production is Country. Girl," which also starred course Ttax is a good time to ving Schwartbach and Mrs. Ed- Bing Crosby (in a heavy drama make f>««nty« in leudcnce vt to •Secret Invaaion 3:45; 7;S0; 8'35 help. ST. JAMES— ward Davin were elected to the tic role) and William Holden. Thi reforhiih Jiving xptftas. Doat Good Nelihbor Bmra 4:10; 8:15 1965 nominating committee. Lithe lines utd lively pleats Worn ot Henry Orient J:30; 6:30 film will be shown on TV thi: be afraid to experimenri t wt«&h• 10:30. . • . mike this figure-skimming prin- zlO-11 (T» — Ben Casey. season. your decor. Mrs. James Baiter, financial cess the very form of flattery, Bird in Solitude Sin«rinp." Fan! NEPTUNE art' chairman, announced Oct. 27, 28 Simulated slot seaming is easy of the series who like their eci NEPTUNE CITY— and 29 as dates for the league's (For an answer to your quei The Patay 7:00: 10:20; Bikini Beacli smart. sodes filled with melodrama wil Part... At the torn of the cen- Future ... A hormone which Part? 8:40. financial drive when local indus- tion about any TV program tury, the United States had 21 trial companies, doctors and pro- Printed Pattern 9407: Misses' «ik>v Anne Francis In this on actor, write to Steven H. Schei can dissolve fat wnile it's still LAURELTON Sites 10. 12. 14, 16, 18. Size IS re- She DUVS a woman with a con minion horses and mules. Tlie DRIVE-IN- fessional men will be asked for er. TV Key Mailbag, in care around your middle may change Houae la Not A Home 7:30; H:J0 donations. • > ^-i quires 2% yards 39-inch fabric. »en<"tal facial disfigurement wh this paper.) number increased until erotind Borne Like It Hot 9:30. r Fifty cents in coins for this pa takes to drink to escaoe her nw 1920, when the horseless car- oar calorie-counting way of life tern — add 15 cents for each pat- rejection. Fortunately for he riage got into (he set. By I960, NORTH OF RED BANK Sell your furniture through the tern for first-class mailing and she's a book worm too, and he: give Steve a whale of a roste: Item were only shoot (bus) n*V •f fte chemical can be isolated Daily Register Classified. Acres of Fret) Parking for bis show. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •pedal handling. Send to Marian learning helps to establish Son bones sod nnlcs. k and enplojed safely. CeavtBltRt entrant* off It. warm relationship with an u ATLANTIC— 35 HtfV EfltORtOWl Martin. The Daily Register, Pat- P"ty 7:00; 10:10; Bon ol Captain ten Dept. 82 West 18th St., New tutored paralyzed patient — th 11:30-1 (4) - Tonight. Ttui ex Blood 8:45. ATLANTIC dtement in Johnny Carson's cor THEATRE York 11. N.Y. Print plainly name, one thing she needs to believe The Day Under Yonr Sign HAZLET Atlnntlr HlRlilanilv—ivi. herself. ner is the appearance of Peai LOEWS DR1VE-IN- address with zone, size and style NOW THRU TUESDAY •umber. Bailey and her drummer-husbam ARIES (Ben Mtreh 21 It. April 19) UBRA (Se»t. 23 to Oct. ») Cartoon 7:25; Bikini Beach 7:32; Louis Bellson for some talk am If Too lcare your bouK UMOLUpit&t •*Gi»e ytmr uleoti free rein, espcdally In 11:00: Masque ot the Red Deatll 9:15. Jerry LEWIS as atontowN Free pattern direct to your doo H:15-l»:45 (in - Steve Allen extra careful about locking it the wrttiojt or artistic areas. performance too. (Color). PLAZA- — choose it from 300 design ideas rtri»s« Susan Oliver, comedia TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 «o Nov. 21) Island of the Blue Dolphin 8:35; I'd "THE PATSY" color Drive IN Mo rev Amsterdam, satirist Vour time for a rite in status it mat Cood health habits you derclop now will Rather Be Rich 7:00; 10:0.1. and — Seae FLYNN in new Fall-Winter Pattern Cata quite rtne^bot don't decrease four efforta. «erre you well in the future. EAST BRUNSWICK Showi Niraly from 7:30 log! School, casual, caree Wemv Geidt and John Bird < Jess Neely is in his 25th se. "SON of CAPT. BLOOD" son as Rice football coach. He' GEMINI |M.y 21 to Jurw 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) TURNPIKE- dressy styles — all sizes! Send The Establishment." and sini An unselfish act will endear you to AM Join eUues tlat will increue your INDOOR—Bikini Beach 7:37; 11:01; 2 — BIG HITS — 2 •0c. ers Art Lund and Nina Simon dean of the Southwest Confei win are already dear to jottr beatt StnowWje of world eifaira. Masque of Red Death 9:32. •••••••••••••••••••••4 ence coaches. CANCER (June 22 f« J»ly 21) CAPRICORN (DM. 22 Jo Jsn. 20) OUTDOOR—Bikini Beach 8:00; 11:14; Ym coald Vecome actix in tfe faataM Voai aead kare no ejnalsas about finance* Uaaque of Red Death 9:55. MOVIE aecae an, and influential, loo. if yarn toaiauia roar present pmtka. SOUTH AMBOY UO(Jeiy22«oA»?.2l) AQUARIUS (JM. 21 so Fsi>. l») MADISON CINEMA— GUIDE CARMICHAEL H yarn an inttnued as aararast Ml Pertnertkii. tkst lead u Am aksrarw Bikini Beach 3:30; 8:50; 10:05; mind, H» time win nerer be bearr. bosioees eisnriitiom «re amnted. Masque of Red Death 2:09; 5:19; 8:30. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Much 20) Tool make eorae new frieodi sue Ae PERTH AMBOY 2U way at jvx an caitgoiiia; ead (riendlr. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— k Cartoon 7:30; BlkJni Beach 7:36: O1M4. PeUnlen Newspaper Sjtvflol. 11:14; Masque ol Red Death 9:43. MAJESTIC— Lookingni- For Love 2:10; 5:20; 8:30: Take Her She'i Mine 3:35; 6:90; —fLUS CO-HIT— 10:10. Elvis PRESLEY Council, Sons and Daughters ol EDISON Highlands Liberty, at the Veterans of For- MENU) PARK CINEMA— "KISSIN* COUSINS eign Wars Post Home with Mis Shot in the Dark 2:00; 6:15; 10:15: SANDRA DEE fl GIFT Florence Kohlhenbush in charge World of Henry Orient 1:15; 8:20. Final plans will be discussed WO0DBRIDGE ROBERT GOULET for a tricky tray party at the Celebrators were Henry Quasi, FOR YOU councilor; Mrs. John DeWaine, DRIVE-IN— Sept. 28 meeting of the Past Bikini Beach 7:30; 11:00; Maaque ol ANDY WILLIAMS ACM6 Presidents Club of the Ladies' former deputy, Mrs. Earl Morse Red Death 0:25. FROM ACME Auxiliary of Twinlight Post, Amer- and Mrs. Mary Betts. The August ican Legion, which will be held card party was reported a suc- at the post home, 85-87 Bay Ave. cess. The official visit of tht The event will be held Wednes^ state councilor and staff will bi day, Sept. 30. held Oct. 5. The second bus tri] to the World's Fair will be hel Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith, Saturday, Oct. 10. Mrs. Ellen PIECES OF Sr., of this place recently cele- Fessler, deputy over the local brated their 34th wedding council, and Mrs. Ethel Var niversary. The couple have three Brunt and Mrs. Marcella Woolley members of North Long Brand children, James Smith, Jr., who FRANKIE AVALON resides with his family on High' Council, were guests, "Seod Ntlqhbor Sm" _ STK..MW \KK land Ave.; Mrs. Albert Carlstrom ANNETTE FUNICEUO also — • World of Henry Orinlf and family of Bay Ave., and Mrs. Charles O'Connor an< and your Entry Blanks for Acme's Mrs. Bernard Sundberg, whose Mrs. Rose Grzelka were co-hos husband, S/Sgt. Sundberg, is sta- esses at the meeting of the Wate: tioned in Alaska. The couple also Witch Social Club Sept. 16 have 10 grandchildren. Pete's Tavern, Bay Ave. Plani Richard BURTON 70,000 for a bus trip to New Yorl Mrs. Kathryn Gross, Laurel City Wednesday, Oct. 28, were "BECKET" Dr., was a guest of honor re- discussed. Mrs. Loretta Diamond •••••••••••••••• Parisienne Sweepstakes cently at a birthday dinner party and Mrs. William McGowan will I UE& tt'<5 POC in Cedar Inn Restaurant. Also be hostesses at the Oct. 7 meet- WITH COUPONS IN YOUR ACME BOOKLET' FOOD— BUT YU present were Mr. Gross and Mr. ing. YOUR COPY IS IN THE MAIL! and Mrs. Charles Date Mrs. Roy Maxson entertained &Y THE PRICE— A pollyanna party followed the Sandra DEE In members of the "Twenty Club" 2 DAYS ONLY September meeting of Twinlight at the first meeting of the sea- YD RATHER BE RICH' son Sept. 15 at" her home, 54 WED. and THURS. before you buy or build, see . . . Seadrift Ave. Mrs. Stephen H. also — 4 PERFORMANCES Faller, 85 Washington Ave., who celebrated her birthday, received 'ISLAND OF BLUE DOLPHINS' MatltMt 2:30—Cvtltifll MO a gift from her secret pal. Mrs. !•••••••••••••••• RICHARD MARINE VIEW Rose Andrews will entertain the SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION group in her .home, 121 Water BURTON "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" Witch Ave., Tuesday, Oct. 8. Those present, besides Mrs. Max- 1 son and Mrs. Faller, were Mrs. "HAMLET Andrews, Mrs. John Banko, Mrs. REUSSILLES' Atlantic HlghUwb MAIN OFFICE Annttt* FUNICELLO in Thru MlrtKto »f BMMWIJ— Frances Gannon, Mrs. Albert Mc- 36 BROAD ST. •ranch Off lest 174 Hljhway II Cully and Mrs. Charles Qunst. "BIKINI BEACH" MOIIM* $Mf—<«Ml»V UM (Flvw CwrMn) RED RANK Writ A**, aui olio Jerry LEWIS TICKItt MOW ONJAU Highway 1* MIDDLITOWN Look ahead! Invest In a home All HI-0100 471*2400 of your own. See today's Daily - In "THE PATSY" Register Classified. »••••••••••••••• Sept 21» 196* THE DAILY BEGISTEB v ° ' . . o .".•••„ Patty Marks Silver Anniversary "UNIOM BEACH — Mr. DootW; MIM Ant/jinett* Sinatra, mouth; Mrs. League's Thrift Shop Hn. Eifanril StdOe, 2M U-ril- Albert EuUnond, Jr., and d*.ugh- cfaUten Gyy wdUWW. iard AM,, were honored on their Iw of the hosts, Mist Pauls. Etst- River, Mr. and Mrs. But Aad* 2Mb wedding anniversary Satur- mond, ait Of Unior Besch. sori, Fords, aad Miss tfanwt day with a surprise party; Also, Frank Pa^idlse, Jr., and Hofmann and Thorns* Mann, Begins Its 20th Year ^ was given by their family, Miss Loretta Paradise, Port Mon- Bloomfield. . - • .. RED BANK - The Thrift and bury Ave. where it was located including their eight children, in Consignment Shop at 70 Mon- until 1960 when it moved to its the home of Mr. Steidle's brother- mouth St., has opened for its present location. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs " 20th year with a new look. Pink Owned and operated by the Garrett Eastmond, 211 Lorillard »nd white awnings, purchased Junior Service League of Mon- Ave. An outdoor buffet was this summer, now brighten the moulh, which is celebrating its served. •hop's exterior. 25th year, the shop was started Mrs. Steidle is the former The league's store first opened to secure funds for a milk fund Susan Hyer, daughter of Mrs. its doors 20 years ago at 22 West for needy families in the area. Sophia Hy*r of Rosalind, Pa., Front St. A year later it moved When this need was met by formerly of Hazlet. Mrs. Hyer at- into larger quarters on Wharf other local agencies, the league tended the party with another Ave., and in 1949 to 106 Shrews- turned to other projects. daughter and her family with Money earned in the shop now whom she lives, Mr. and Mrs. R. goes into the league's Commu- M. Murphy and children, Martha Hazlet Party nity Trust Fund which distributes and Remington, Jr. HAZLET — Mrs. Wayne An- funds to local agencies such as Mr. and Mrs. Steidle's children trim, 129 Washington St., Key- Riverview Hospital, The Re- who attended were Joseph, port, was honored at a surprise tarded Children's Nursery Karen, Keith, Mark, Deborah and shower recently at the home of School, Children's Psychiatric Cen- Peggy Sue, all at home; Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Henry Jordan, ter, Youth Employment Service, Mrs. John Szewcz, Keansburg, 9 Surry Dr. Hostesses at the Family and Children's Service of and Mr. and Mrs. Edward pool party were Miss Cynthia Monmouth County, Monmouth Steidle, Jr. Union Beach, and Savitsky. Mrs. John Stryker and Museum, Cerebral Palsy Nursery their sons Edward, 3d, and Wil- Mrs. Albert Mallett. School, Homemakers Service, LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES WEEK — Miit Ruth Wallace, left, director of nurses liam. Attending were Mrs. Susan Sa- Record Library, Child Care Cen- Among the guests were Mr. at Riverview Hospital, and Mrs. Emma Berry, center, staff nurse and treasurer of Divi- vitsky, Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. ter, Welfare Council and Marl- Steidle's mother, Mrs. Anna Stei- Charles Antrim, Mrs. Charles boro Hospital. sion 10 of the LPN Association of New Jersey, welcomes Mrs. Charlotte Gibbons, dle, and his brother, Harvey Stei- Evans, Miss Gail Howley, Mrs. The shop, which employs one staff nurse and a new member of the division. The association is observing national dle, and sisters and their Sabina Dzwill, Miss Marita Diet- paid worker and is staffed by Licensed Practical Nurse Week today through Friday in recognition of the role of families: Miss Emma Steidle, rich, Mrs. Edward Penetti, Mrs. league members, is divided into Mr. and Mrs. James Spafford, all James Bambrick, Mrs. Stanley two segments. The thrift side LPN's in maintaining the nation's health and their inditpentable service to hospitals of Union Beach; Mr. and Mrs. MRS. RICHARD G. PARRY Graser, Mrs. Robert Feigenwin- where used clothing and articles and homes. There are 41 LPNs serving at Riverview. George Delage and children Stan- (The former Miss Patricia Mulligan) ter, Mrs. William Mordecai, Mrs. are sold at a minimum price, ley and Gina, Keansburg, and George Aumack, Mrs. Joseph Ve- and the consignment side where Mr. and Mrs. Anthony George, na and Miss Georgina Aumack. new or slightly used clothing and ST., and children Barbara, Linda, Miss Mulligan Is Bride. Also, Mrs. RuBi Whitacre, Mrs. articles in good repair are sold Oleg Cassini Pamela and Anthony, Jr., Red Charles Wakefield, Mrs. Fred on consignment. The consignor Bank. Bennett, Mrs. Frank Currier, Mrs. receives 60 per cent of the pur- Mr. and Mrs. Steidle hive re- John Pfeiffer, Mrs. Howard Rus- chase price and the shop re- sided here all their married life. sel, Mrs. Fred Foster, Mrs. James ceives 40 per cent. Men, women He is employed by Hyatt Roller Barr, Mrs. Joseph Lewis, Mrs. and children's clothing are sold Bearing Corporation, Clark. Married at Mass Ozzie Donat, Mrs. James Rush, Eye Makeup-Ad Nauseum in addition to bric-a-fcrac and Others attending the party were ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The onica Daly, Jersey City; Frances Mrs. E. Boyce, Miss Anna Boyce, household articles. The shop is Mrs. Steidle's sister, Mrs. Robert Just for the sake of being dif- nomy is literally plastered with marriage of Miss Patricia Joanne Mulligan, Port Monmouth; Ver- Mrs. John Dzwil, Mrs. Stanley open Tuesday through Friday Thomas, and children Sandra, ferent, women are doing things every promotable cosmetic, Mulligan to Richard Gregory onica Grogan, Union, cousin of ^Dwzil, Mrs. Mary Stanwich and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Barbara and Robert, Jr., Hazlet; to their eyes that would — and medicant, coloring agent, and Parry took place Saturday here the bride; Mrs. Thomas Rogers, Mrs. Andrew Diodato. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hyer, Mrs. do — make a man blink his in adhesive ornament that any in St. Agnes Catholic Church. The Albany, N. J., and Mrs. Raymond Lola Hyer and Mrs. Lena Hyer, disbelief. Not that the women witch doctor would give up his double ring ceremony was solem- Brown, Oakhurst Their full- Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. Charles themselves are really at fault; last missionary for. And be- nized at a Nuptial Mass cele- length Empire-style A-line gowns Feith, Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Ver- Keansburg Club Honors it's just that some hot-shot de- sides, egotist that I am, I hate brated by Rev. Michael J. Lease were of delustered satin worn signers and end-of-their-rope to see one of my creations on non Heim, Middletown, Pa.; Miss with button back short jackets "beauty experts" (not to men- Constance Alani, Ralph Alani and The bride is the daughter of a woman whose (ace would make Mr. and Mrs. James Mulligan, that had long floating front panels. tion frantic, feature-hungry fash- Sitting Bull look paler than Gen- AI Prete, New York; Misses Dar- Their beaded pillbox headpieces ion publications), in their des- lene and Gladys Colmorgen and 72 Appleton Ave., Leonardo. Par- Prospective Members eral Custer by comparison; it ents of the bridegroom are Mr. of satin and lace matched their peration to constantly come up distracts and takes the play Frank Paradise, Belford; Mr. gowns. with something new, have gon and Mrs. Keith Boyce and son and Mrs. Frederick J. Parry, KEANSBURG - The Federat- Handmade articles were on dis- away from my outfit — and from South Orange. ed Women's Club of Keansburg play under the direction of Mrs. overboard. They seem to con- every other component of her The honor attendant carried a fuse newness with newsworthi- attire as well; it unbalances her Church organist was Mrs. Wil-cascade bouquet of American held a membership tea recently Joseph Standler, American home liam P. Mulligan, and soloist, An- in the home of the president, Mrs. chairman. ness, to believe that progress — and it unbalances me men- beauty and pink sweetheart roses, consists of nothing less than a tally and emotionally. State Unit drew J. Kozak, both of Atlantic white miniature carnations and William F. Carlin, 91 Beach Blvd. Mrs. L. C. Van Inwegen, St. Highlands. The wedding reception complete 180-degree swing of the All of which reminds me of the ivy. The cascade bouquets of the Prospective members attending Petersburg, Fla., a past president pendulum. was held in the River House Inn, other attendants were, of pink were Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mrs. of the Red Bank Woman's Club; European who was understand- Of DAC Rumson. ably puzzled by American drink- sweetheart roses, white carna- Claire Beatty. Mrs. Donald Hal- Mrs. Maver J. Campbell, Ameri- Women had barely lain the The bride, who was given In tions and ivy, lam, Mrs. Edward Pollard, Mrs. can home chairman of the Red sooty Cleopatra eye to rest and ing practices. "You Ameri marriage by her father, wore an John McLaughlin of Kearny Joseph Williams and Mrs. R. A. Bank Woman's Club, and Mrs. enamored themselves of the in- cans," he said, "drink whiskey To Convene Empire style gown of peau d'ange was best man. Ushers wera the Meehan. Albert Wedgbury, also of the Redfinitely more attractive and, to Warm yourselves up. But UPPER MONTCLAIR — The and Alencon lace fashioned with bridegroom's two brothers, Bank Woman's Club, were guests. feel, more elegant natural eye, first you put ice in the glass to annual fall meeting of the New an A-line peau d'ange redingote George F. and Robert E. Parry, when they were being exhorted, to make it cool. You put sugar in Jersey State Society, Daughters over an A-line skirt. It had a The first meeting will he held both of South Orange; Thomas go back to smearing all kinds of to make it sweet and then add of the American Colonists, will chapel-length detachable train. Thursday at 8 p.m. in St. Mark's Rogers, Albany, N. Y.; Robert CDA Plans gook on and about their optica lemon to make it sour. Finally be held in the Molly Pitcher Inn, The bride's mantilla was of Parish Hall, Carr Ave., Keans- Brown, East Orange, and the orbs merely for the sake of be- you say, 'Here's to you!' — and Red Bank, Tuesday, Sept. 29. matching Alencon lace and she burg. Program for the evening bride's two brothers, James J. ing different. then you drink it yourself." The theme will be New Jer- carried a missal with a' cascade le Show will be "Liquid Embroidery" by and Michael J. Mulligan, both at Styl« sey's Tercentenary, Year. of phalaenopsis, stephanotis and KEYPORT — Plans for the an- the Tri-Chem Corporation. Several columns back I called home. attention to the idiotic "kangaroo FASHION TIP Arthur F. Cole, Elizabeth at- ivy. nual luncheon and fashion show Tickets for a Spice Island 1 eye ' Which I trust has, since The newest place to wear torney and historian, will address Miss Eileen S. Mulligan, »t The bride, a secretary for were made at a recent meeting luncheon Wednesday, Oct. 14, at that time, died a deservedly vio- jewels is around your waist the group at noon on "New Jer-home, was maid of honor for her Robertson Photo-Mechanix, Inc., of Court St Joseph, Catholic 12:30 p.m. in SJ. Mark's Hap are lent death. But what has risen like a sash.' Big bold chains of sey 300 Years Ago." Greetings sister. The bride's five other at- Newark, is a graduate of Red Daughters of America, held in available frora, Mrs. Carlin or from the ashes of this phoenix silver, bronze, or antiqued gold will be given by Mrs. Edward tendants were the Misses Ver- Bank Catholic High School. St. Joseph's School. Mrs. Charles Law, vice president, of torn-foolery? 'What I call the tied-belt-like by day can also Ivins, Jr., West Long Branch, The bridegroom is a member of Mrs. John Sutlilf, grand regent, 89 Orchard St., Keansburg. Charles Addains eye. Not one, double as lariat necklaces by »THB»ICHT or state president of the New Jer- Little League Unit the South Orange Police Depart- conducted her first meeting. Mrs. nor even the occasional one-and- night. For evenings out The varutxx* sey Society, Children of the ment. An alumnus of Columbia Frank Letwenske was named a-half, but two and sometimes trend is more toward finer gold ever purpose you might have American Colonists. To Sponsor Dance High School, South Orange, he chairman of the luncheon and Alumnae Entertain three pairs of false eyelashes; filigree and many-colored in mind, do note that the lux- The invocation will be given by MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Thealso attended Bloomfield College fashion show which will be held RIVER PL?E8»J- The Jersey plenty of white on the lids; and stones — topaz, turquoise, ury fabrics, are. leading the Miss Mida C. Blake, Pleasant- Ladies' Auxiliary of the Matawan in Bloomfield. In Buttonwood Manor, Saturday, Shore Alumnae Club of Cedar and then a thick black or brown amethyst, and' the like. For pack — velveteen, crepe, jewel- ville, state chaplain. The pledge Township Little League will spon- The couple will reside at 91 Oct; 10 at 12:30 pjm. Fashions arc drawn over the eyeball to even greater novelty and a tone brocades, supple metallic of allegiance to the flag will be sor a dance for adults Saturday will be presented by Helen Rapp Crest College held a picnic re- Arnold Ter., South Orange, on cently in the yard of Mrs. Arnold quote give the look of an inner more exotic effect, there are knits — and that they're im- led by Mrs. Aleen P. Keefe. Mad- evening in the Oak Shades fire their return from • Bermuda Shoppe, Keyport. Mrs. James buttons and pellets of rare T. Anderson, South Lake Dr., for eyebrow unquote. The idea is mersed in laces and bows and ison, chairman of the American bouse. wedding trip. Day will serve as co-chairman. to sink the eyes and make them Eastern woods strung together similar friliery. Tricot is also Flag committee. Mrs. Walter E. Tickets are available from any club members, returning upper- Proceeds will benefit the Little enormous so that "they stand on a long, thin chain and the popular, especially when Smith, Summit, state first vice League. Reservations are being member of the court classmen and incoming fresh- sash of silvery links inter- men. ...,'.., out like signal lights." How cuffed and collared with satin. regent, is in charge of reserva- accepted by Mrs. Earl Den- The court's annual fall rum- about that? And oh, yes, be sure spersed here and there with Colorful harem pants, wide and tions. The .executive board will nis, auxiliary president. mage sale will be held Monday, Members attending were Mrs. to put plenty of shadow between tinkling Indian bells. whirly, are the way-out way to meet at 10 a.m., followed by a Sept. 28 to Oct. 2 in the Raritan Neil McKinnon, president of Mid- each "pair of eyebrows," making while away evening hours at business session of the society at Hose Company Fire House, Broad dletown; Mrs. Frederick Boyce, the upper (real) ones especially FASHION MIRROR home, particularly when 11. Practical Nurses St., Keyport. Mrs. Alvin Fitzger- Brielle;.Mrs. William Frank, Jr., thick and brush them up so that Shaping up as fall's most matched with a big-sleeved Other state officers expected to ald, Keyport, and Mrs. Joseph Little Silver; Mrs. Peter Greason, Set Meeting Date they don't appear too tidy. And graceful at-home fashion are blousoned bodice or a cowl- attend are Mrs. Thomas S. Rob- Charles, Matawan, are in charge Eatontown; Miss Anne Pollitt, In- LONG BRANCH — Licensed for those who think Jung, there pajamas, back in the boudoir necked overblouse. erts, New Monmouth, second vice of picking up donations. (erlaken; Mrs. Philip Gauntt, Red are forest green lashes and/or after much too long an ab- Practical Nurse Association of Bank; Mrs. N. W. Berkenmier, regent; Mrs. Albert C. Cornish, New Jersey Division 10 will meet The next cancer dressing meet- gold-tipped brows. sence. The protocol to be ob- PICNIC HOSTS Princeton, recording secretary; for. . . Ing will be held tomorrow even- Middletown, and Mrs. Wolfgang Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in served here is pants of pipe- MIDDLETOWN — Mr. and Miss Mary L. Tappan, Dunellen, 1 ing in the ,home of Mrs. Agnes Koenig, Shrewsbury. Foundation base, powder, lin- Monmouth Medical Center. The Dr»p«ri«i Slipcovais stem width for sleeping, slight- Mrs. Jr H. Helfrich, Shadybrook corresponding secretary; Mrs. Sweeney, 511 Line Rd, Matawan. er, phony ladies, mascara, sha- program will be conducted by the • Bidiprtids Hindi June graduates among the dow, pencils, liquids, brushes, ly flared for lounging; the two- Dr., were hosts to committee Ivins, treasurer; Mrs. William guests were Miss Reggie. Piensi- piece pajama for sleeping, the physical therapy department. • Sh.dti Curtains creams, more liner, more lashes, members and den mothers of Van Brunt, Long Branch, regis- New chairmen and committee PEMBROKE CLUB TEA kowsky, Perth Amboy; Miss Kay more mascara, more shadow — one-piecer for lounging. But Cub Scout Pack 142 at a picnic trar; Miss Roselle F. Buckman, Compl«U Installation S»rv)c» LIVINGSTON — The Pem- Carton, Avon, aad Miss Sue God- however you're inclined, what- members of the LPNA will be color them all different, ad in- Sept. 13. Sea Girt, historian, and Mrs. introduced at a workshop Thurs- SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE broke College Club of New Jer- dard, Oakhursr. Upperdassmen finitum. My God, where does it Keefe, librarian. 747.4422 sey entertained incoming fresh represented were Misses Susan day, Oct. 8, at 9:30 a.m. in the all end? In the not-so-old days ^Chapter re»ents attending will Robert Treat Hotel, Newark. men and undergraduates at a tea Hager, Shrewsbury; Virginia a swain used to look rapturously be Mrs. Bruce W. Campbell, last week in the home of Mrs. Berglund, New Shrewsbury; Wedding in Matawan into his sweetheart's "baby Shrewsbury, regent of the Penel- CLUB TO MEET Robert I. Smith, 38 Bennington Brehda Luca, Long Branch; Judy blues." Today he can gaze ope Stout Chapter; Miss Buck- Rd. Miss Susan Carol Gregory, Anderson, West Long Branch, MATAWAN — Miss Theresa ength skirt. She carried an old- HAZLET — The Twins Mothers frustratedly into her globby goos. ean Talmadge, daughter of Mr. fashioned bouquet of pink pom- num, regent of Province of West 78 South St., Red Baiik, attended and Penny Fazio, Red Bank. Jersey Chapter, and Miss Tap- Club of Raritan Bay will meet as an entering freshman. Where do I, a fashion designer, nd Mrs. Clifford Talmadge, 819 pons and wore a matching bow Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the Air- Starting their four-year liberal come off posing as a beauty ex- *Jinth St., Union Beach, became headpiece. pen, regent of Governor Philip STUTTERING rts course at the Allentown, Carteret Chapter. port Plaza Lanes meeting room, pert? I'm not. (Although my the bride of Michael Louis The bridal attendants in the Rt. 36. SPEECH CORRECTION Pennsylvania, campus, will be constant association with beauti- Kaluzienski, Saturday in Trinity rainbow wedding wore identical COURSES FOR Misses Nancy Snyder, Avon; Katy Activities and programs for the Daily 9 to 5:30; Frf. 'til 9 CLUIS and 1USINESSES ful women — socialites, movie Episcopal Church. ;owns and headpieces and car- Open Fall Season year will be discussed. Topics, Lesher, Atlantic Highlands; Carol stars, models — throughout my ried old fashioned bouquets of SPEECH WRITING Christiansen, Fair Haven; Bar- The bridegroom is the son of pertaining to school will be dis- 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury career in Hollywood, New York, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kalu- matching pompons. Mrs. Ronald At Dinner Meeting FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS bara Spiro, Middletown; Judy cussed by a speaker from Rutgers and the Continent, have, I think, zienski, 903 Shore Rd., Union Hanlon, Keyport, sister of the MATAWAN - The Evening De- University. RED BANK SPEECH CENTER Hull, New Shrewsbury, and Carol qualified me as a fairly well- bride, wore lavender and Miss Montgomery, Linwood. Beach. partment of the Woman's Club of 747-3563 informed observer.) I do, how- Rev. Carroll B. Hall, pastor, Janet Truszykowski, Matawan, Matawan held a dinner meeting ever, claim a definite stake in blue. PRECISION performed the double ring cere- in the Magnolia Inn recently to COLOR MATCHING a woman's beauty practices — mony. James McCarthy, Union Beach, open its fall season.. 100 COLORS ZIP SERVICE and malpractices, For I am, The bride was given in mar- was the best man. Ushers were Mrs. Arthur Rothmsn, -chair- and always have been, con- riage by her father. She wore Gerard Talmadge, at home, man, welcomed members, and cerned with her appearance — a floor-length gown of white lace brother of the bride, and Clar- introduced Mrs. Frank Bradach, You Call - We Install and nothing leas than her total iver bridal satin style with ence Sherman, Union Beach. a transfer from the Woman's FREEH! appearance. a round neckline, accented with Club of Matawan, and Mrs. Wil- PHONE 222-3193 A reception followed in the Ho Tint Charge OR At the risk of sounding corny iridescent sequins which were Elks Lodge Home, Keyport. liam Pyle, a guest. and old hat, let me here reaf- repeated at the waistline and The bride and the bridegroom Workshops for the Christmas These 100 Colors H. KAABE GLASS CO. firm that the whole is equal to edges of the long pointed are graduates of Keyport High bazar will be held every Thurs- slightly more than the sum of sleeves. Her elbow-length vei School. Mrs. Kaluzienski is em- day at 1 p.m. in the club house, Phone 741 • 8599 its parts, that a chain is as >f illusion was attached to a ploye! by Newberry's Keyport. starting Oct. I. strong as its weakest link. I :rystal tiara and she carried an Her husband is a senior at Mur- Members approved the dona- WINDSHIELDS! design for the natural woman old-fashioned bouquet of white ion of $500 to the Bayshore Com- ray State College Kentucky, where 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch and I will assert and reassert pompons and roses. he is majoring in physical educa- munity Hospital over a three-year MARY CARTER'S PAINTS time and again that the essence Mrs. William Hagan, Sparta, tion. During the summer he was period. of elegance is simplicity. vas matron of honor for her employed as life guard at the Bel- The club will hold a card party Now please tell me how a cousin. She wore a pink gown ederc Pool, Keansburg, and at and fahhlon show Thursday in the woman can possibly subscribe to designed with a lace bodice Burlew's Restaurant, Laurence club house. A board of directors' WINfferd Academy of this philosophy if her physiog- long sleeves and organza street Harbor. meeting scheduled for Monday BOOK SALE They will reside at 602 Loril- has been postponed until Sept. 28. Beauty Culture ard Ave., Union Beach, on their The board will meet in the home SHERMAN'S FIELDCREST SHOP return from a motor trip 'through of Mrs. Martin Bell, 61 Tatum 312 State St., Perth Amboy All books in store to go on southern states. 3r., Middletown. (At the Five Corners) HAS Opp. P. A. National Bank, P.rth Amboy sale Tuesday, Sept. 22 at ENROLL NOW Beautiful Royal Vel- FOR CLASSES 10 a. m. for 5c each as vet towel* In 22 col- ors with matching Phone HI 2-6007 long as they last. rugs and ihower cur- tains, sheets and pil- • UNIQUI MODERN ATMOSPHERE • MODERATE TUITION low cases. • DAY anil EVENINO CLASSES • FOR BOTH MEN and WOMEN 28 Years of THE THRIFT SHOP HUFFMAN tZ? BOYLE • FREE PLACEMENT tURIAU Quality and Service • EXPERT INSTRUCTORS • AIR CONDITIONED 70 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 20 Broad St. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS «ml BROADLOOM Owned and operated by the RED BANK li4»p*iing Branch; Alfred Ceppajunl, Catholic Church was the setting stephanotis and white ivy. 'ortaupeck, and Ernest Palumbo, MRS. JOHN JAY DUNN yesterday for the marriage of. Miss Patricia Maletto, at home, iatontown. (The former Miss Phyllis Munch) Miss Rosemary Maletto, daughter was maid of honor for her sister. The bride, a graduate of Long of Mr. and Mrs. James Maletto, Bridesmaids were the Misses Pa- ""ranch High School, is employed 591 Vernon St., to Joseph John tricia Stroffolino, Long Branch; iy Monmouth County National Cpnte, son of Mr. and Mrs. LouisAnn Curto, Neptune, cousin of the Jank, Little Silver,, Miss Munch is Bride Conte, 1194 Eatontown Blvd., bride, and Grace LeLuca, Port- The bridegroom is a graduate ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Miss They wore matching headpieces Oceanport. aupeck, cousin of the bridegroom. if Red Bank Catholic High School Phyllis Marie Munch, daughter of and carried old fashioned bou- Rev. George Albano officiated All four attendants wore em- md is affiliated with Conte'* Car Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Munch, quets of pale pink carnations. at the double ring ceremony. press-style formal length gowns Vash, Joline Ave., Long Branch. 8 Broadway, Belford, became the Deborah Munch, Lakewood, and Soloist was Miss June Rescorl. A of Paris pink crepe fashioned On their return from a motor bride of John Jay Dunn, son ofDonna Munch, Monmouth Beach, reception followed in the Royal with Empress Josephine backs. rip to Florida, the couple wiH Mr. and Mrs. Grandin Chapman, four-year-old nieces of the bride, Manor, Wall Township. Their feather cloche caps •eside on Joline Ave. 41 South Ave., Atlantic Highlands, were the flower girls. They wore Mr. Maletto gave his daugh- matched their gowns and they Sept. 6 in St. Agnes Catholic floor-length medium blue satin ter in marriage. She wore a long- carried crescent bouquets of MRS. DENNIS P. VITELLO Church. gowns and carried miniature old sleeved gown o£, silk organza feathered chrysanthemums, roses and ivy. I'M REMJ.Y GOING TO (The former Miss Diane Van Blarcom) Rev. Raymond Griffin per- fashioned bouquets of pale pink fashioned with a fitted basque formed the double ring carnations. bodice appliqued with Alencon Flower girl was Mary Colette ENJOY THIS mony. William Goldman, Belford, was lace and pearls. The bell-shaped DaLoia, Matawan, cousin o! the DINNER PARTY. ANO • In Reformed Church The bride was given in mar-best man. Ushers were John skirt revealed lace motifs accent- bride. Her long pale pink frock PART OF MY / riage by her father. She wore a Homer, Bloomfield, and Vincent ed with a cummerbund caught in was in Empire style, and she THANKS GO TO \ floor-length gown designed with Zelmalkowlski, Port Monmouth. back by a French bow and ter-carried roses and miniature THE PRESCRIPTION a lace bodice, scoop neckline and Robert Munch, at home, broth- minating in a cathedral train. chrysanthemums in a basket. DEPARTMENT AT three-quarter-length sleeves. Se- er of the bride, was ring bearer. Her bouffant veil was held in The bridegroom's brother, quin and pearl embroidery ac- After a reception in Buck place by a coronet of lace, pearls Louis Conte, at home, was best Vjtello-Van Blarcom Nuptials and crystals and 6he carried a man. Ushers were John Calabria, FAMILY cented the front of the skirt which Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- ended in a chapel-length train. MIDDLETOWN - In the Re-ficiated at the double ring cere- and she carried a prayerbook burg, the couple left for the Poco- PHARMACY formed Church, Kings Hwy. Sat- mony. Mrs. Herbert Sherrane was Her fingertip-length veil of illu- nos. They will reside in the Ab- adorned with orchids, carnations sion was attached to a crown urday, Miss Diane Van Blarcom, organist. A reception followed in and stephanotis. erdeen East Apartments, Mat Lynda Babos Married daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland The Cobblestones. of sequfns and pearls and sheawan. The bride's sister, Miss Susan carried a cascade bouquet of Van Blarcom, 23 Village La., was The bride was given in marVa- n Blarcom, at borne, was maid The bride was graduated from white roses. married to Dennis Peter Vitello, riage by her father. Her gown of honor. Attendants were Mrs Middletown Township High School Miss Carol son of Mrs. Casper Anastasia, 3 was of silk organza appliqued Ronald ^Kennedy, Woodbridge, Halliday, Belford, and attended Fairleigh Dickinson In Spring Lake Heights Volt PI., and Jerry Vitello, 5 with Chantilly lace and ended in cousin of the bride; Miss Arlene maid of honor, wore a martin University, Teaneck. She is em- SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — The bride is an alumna of Man- Rosemary Dr., Hazlet. a chapel train. Her fingertip veil Pester, Linden, and Miss Janet blue chiffon sheath styled with ployed by the Acme Market, Miss Lynda Lee Babos, .daughter asquan High School. She is em- Rev. Earl D. Compton of- was held in place by a pearl cap Zazziara, Staten Island, N. Y. three-quarter-length sleeves, nar- Fair Haven. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. ployed as a secretary for Com- Their long bell-shaped gowns row satin sash and bow and floor- The bridegroom was graduated Babos, 3407 Brandon Rd., Glen puter Products, Farmingdale. were of silk shantung, the maid length skirt. A circular veil was from Atlantic Highlands High dola, became the bride of C. Da- The bridegroom, a gradyate of •ARE FLOORS CRY FOR of honor in Spanish rose and theattached to her matching flower School and attended Monmouth vid Tebbs of 112 Fourth Ave, Plainfield High School, is produc- three other attendants in shel headpiece and she carried an old- College. He is secretary of the •EAUTIFUL FLOOR COVERINGS Belmar, son of lyir. and Mrs. tion control manager, also at pink. Securing their bouffant veils fashioned bouquet of pale pink Middletown Adult Recreation BY STIRLING carnations. Club and a member of the AirCharles D. tetibs, 718 Leland Computer Products, Farmingdale. were headpieces of .small*, carna- 1 Ave., Plainfield. He • served three years in the Stop to for a free consultation. You'll tions. They carried colonial 'bou- The bridesmaids, who wore National Guard. He is employed find it will make a wonderful world of identical, gowns in radiant blue by the Department of Defense, Rev. Howard Lord officiated at Army. difference in your decorating! quets of roses, carnations and stephanotis. chiffon, were Miss Patricia State of New Jersey, at Newark the ceremony yesterday here in On their return from a Ber- Jerry Vitello, Newark, was bes Kociemba, Westwood, and Miss Airport, and previously served in the Wall Methodist Church. A re-muda wedding trip, the couple man for his brother. Ushers were Nancy Kopasz, New lyjonmouth. the United States Army. ception followed in th^ Barclay will reside in Belmar at 1 Ocean William Bendic, Leonardo; Walter Hotel, Belmar. Ave. Swainbank, Middletown, . and Mr. Babos gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of Ml Bread St., Red Bank, N. J. 747-ttM Dominic CasertaV Newark, uncle Need .extra ca^hj? 'SelJ,your no of the bridegroom. Hairtf&teer Returns silk organza over frosted white longer needed household goods t* AJ*. It f P.M. MM. Ara Fit taffeta, fashioned with a bateau f AJ*. it i PJA. Saturday* The bride was graduated from with a Daily RegisteeeClassified Middletown Township High Schoo neckline. The fitted bodice was ad. and is employed as a technca With New Styling Ideas appliqued with re-embroidered clerk at Bell Telephone Labora- Alencon lace and jeweled with tories, Holmdel. LITTLE SILVER - Larry!these methods are will include seed pearls and crystals. A Mr. Vitello," a surveyor for Eiseman has returned to hisTclecisions to either cut the hair French bow accented the back waist of the A-line skirt which AT THE ThomaS P. Santry, Rumson, also home, 18 Carolyn Rd., with some wet or cut it dry, use a razor terminated in a chapel train. Her is a Middletown Township High "across-the-border" ideas. or use scissors; shampoo it first EATSNTOWk fingertip four-tier cutaway veil School graduate. and so on, followed by the so- Hair stylist and owner of three was held in place by a headpiece CtRCLE The couple will make their important step of "combing out." shops: the Contessa D'Or Hair- fashioned of Iily-of-the-valley, home in Eatontown on their re- A former New Yorker and a A DtVIStOM Of R. H. MACV A CO, dressers, Lincroft; Princess crystals and seed pearls. She turn from Nassau where they will Beauty Shop, Middletown, and graduate of the M. Louis School spend a week. carried a colonial bouquet of Creative Hair Stylists, Keyport, of Advance Hair Design, New white roses, stephanotis and ivy. Call 8&-0132-M. WIN BEAUTY CARE FOR LIFE York, Mr. Eiseman is a mem- Mr. Eiseman spent a week at Miss Jean Babos, at home, was Get your entry blanks for the Maiola Scouts' Exchange Style Acres in Toronto, Canada, ber of the official Hair Fashion Committee of the State of Newmaid of honor for her sister. "Beauty Care for Life" contest now at all where he studied advanced hair Other attendants were Miss Joan Bambergcr Beauty Salons Set for Oct. 2 styling techniques. Jersey, and serves as its Mon It J. kmtf of DfiAMAl mouth County representative. Babos, Linden, cousin of the NEW SHREWSBURY - Neigh- How different milady's hair can Ready for Show bride; Miss Sharon Crizek and borhood Girl Scouts will hold a be this season depends on her. Mrs. Warren C. Robbins, both of uniform exchange meeting Fri- The new style of hair-shaping Eager to apply these new ideas, Belmar. Their floor-length gowns day, Oct. 2, from 3 to 5 p.m. conforms to the individual, anc Mr. Eiseman will participate in were of yellow peau de soie. The The exchange will be held in thethe decision which Mr. Eiseman the hairdressers' show in Asbury, honor attendant carried a colon- home of the uniform chairman, holds in his scissored hands is to Park next month. His contribu ial bouquet of tropicana roses, Mrs. John Hirce, 82 Leland Ter. take what is in high style and tion will be the discotheque—not yellow carnations and ivy. The Mrs. Hirce said any neighborhood modify it to complement the ap-as entertainment on the dance bouquets of the other attendants Girl Scout is welcome to borrow pearance of the individual. floor—but a demonstration of were of yellow roses, white car- or exchange a uniform for the The Teaching Team very severe hair styling designed nations and ivy. scout y,ear. to suit only a few. The teaching team in Toronto Flower girl was Sharon Briden, Plans for the uniform exchange consisted of guest artists Peter Middlesex, niece of the bride- were made at the recent neigh- Webb and Fred Rachle, interna- RETURN FROM groom. She wore a yellow floor- borhood in White Hall of the Re-tional award-winning hair stylists NEW ENGLAND length frock and carried a prin- formed Church. who have traveled extensively in SHREWSBURY — Mr. and cess basket of yellow roses and ACME'S Europe and North America. Mrs. Albert E. Youmans, 110 white pompons. All Cadettes and Juniors will West End Ave., have returned Page was Joseph P. Babos, at meet at a camp day session at The Webb-Rachle ideas inter- from a New England~ vacation. home, brother of the bride. John SENSATIONAL Camp Nomoco Saturday, Oct. 10preted by Mr. Eiseman, who was While there for two weeks they Tebbs, Plainfield, was best man from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. one of 25 stylists throughout the visited with former residents of for his brother. Ushers were Mrs. Clyde Sabold, neighbor- United States invited to attend the area, Mr. and Mrs. Chester George Prudish, Spring Lake hood chairman, announced that the informative session, is getting Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-Heights; Martin Waltsak, Man- Girl Scouts had earned $60 sell- mmediate attention. He is under- thur Osborne in Mansfield, Conn., asquan; Wayne Terranova, Bel- ing balloons at the recent country taking to instruct his 10 opera- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noyes mar, and Vernon J! Babos, at fair. tors in these new methods. What in Madison, Maine. home, brother of the bride. HELD OVER BY POPULAR I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE! DEMAND Cause I just love to make picture frames ... Stop In and sing along with . . . 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Fwl better fast think it normal. No wonder thai Mr. Litzel, a black and white FREEHOLD — Borough Mag- Andrew Morris, 160 Stokes St GIVE PERFORMANCE 300 mttk of PMmUphit, ft. the political parties in our society specialist, will talk on "My Ap-istrate Alexander Levchuk sen- was sentenced to five days in HAZLET — Members of a mu MORE THAN 10M BUILT THIS YEM! proach to Pictorial Photogra- a MDCU TO CHOOSE FROM reflect the emptiness of our faith enced four persons to jail for the county jail disorderly con- sic combo, "The Rainbows," gave and the tinsel baubles by which phy" and will illustrate his theme duct. a performance recently at the with 100 prints. He is an associ-disorderly conduct. we forever seek to disguise the In another case, Roger Hand, Collier Home for Girls, Wicka- BED BANK lack." ate of the Photographic Society James Woodard, Millhurst 3 Schiverea Dr., Robert M. Ward, tunk. 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This, Chief Hutton explained, W from the Democratic Organiza- and has harmed our candidates. lice department enforce parking last night, about 70 parking tick- Mr. Cologna claimed the mayor the problem: where yflu haw • tion Oct. 4 as a result of an ex- He said the only reason Mr. Oak- regulations. The mayor removed ets had been handed out. asked Patrolman Ruth to resign dirt road and dirt sidewalk, « ecutive order Saturday wherein ley was'not expelled last night Mr. Cassidy as chairman Satur- Mr. Barker said he got one for because he (the mayor) did not paved road and no concrete aid*- Mr. Oakley removed 'Councilman was that there was no executive day night, about 1] o'clock, and being parked "too close to an in- think Ruth was being diligent walk, where does the road end , Philip J. Cassidji as police chair- committee quorum. named Councilman Fted&ick tersection." enough in handing out tickets. and the sidewalk "area" start? man and started the police de- He said the .mayor attended the Heckelmantt in his place,. Police Court Sept. 30 According to Mr. Barker, Mr. Council has talked about hav- partment on a parking,violation meeting tat "could not give us a Chief Walter A, Hutton 'reported. Court date for all ticket hold- Oakley recently appointed a spe- ing the borough engineer survey . "crackdown." satisfactory answer as to why he Mr. Hutton- said . that Mr. ers is Sept. 30, at 8 p.m. at Muni- cial committee to study the park- and mark sidewalk and road William Barker, member of the dismissed "Mr. Cassidy and then Heckelmann at 11:05 Issued an ciisal Court in Harris Gardens ing violation problem. areas, but no such project h» organization's campaign commit- he (the Mayor) walked out of order to the'poHee. department Firehouse. Chief Hutton said the No Time been undertaken. tee and past president of the the meeting." to enforce parking regulations. normal parking ticket fine is $2 He said the mayor then acted Mr. Dwyer said he has, ijoptfi group, told The Register that aft- Mr. Oakley was not available The first .place cars were plus $2 court costs. without giving the committee off what he thinks is the at**?,,, •r a special meeting in the Union for coinnjent, nor was Mr. Cas- ticketed was at Ironside Tavern, "I don't know if the firehouse time to complete the study and Ave. clubhouse last night, the sidy,. 300 Union Aye., where eight sum- will be big enough that night," report its findings. walk area at his tavern so. w? campaign committee and all Council President Leonard A. monses were handed out for'park- he commented. "His actions were too severe, more of his customer* will f«. Democratic candidates "disasso- Cologne, a member of the rival ing on the sidewalk area. Mr. Cologna said the mayor and there is also a question of summonses. ciated" themselves from the jnay- Democratic Club said, "we pre- Raymond Dwyer, tavern owner, phoned him at 7 p.m. Saturday legality about them," Mr. Colog- Angry at the entire incideai,.lw, or. dicted this sort of thing all along said he later signed a,complaint night and told him he was going na declared. told The Register if the eijW He said the organization's exec- and now it has happened. The against the mayor's son, Maurice, to remove Mr. Cassidy because "He is not helping our slate," are fined on Sept, 30 he will VV3 > utive board and the county ex- people of Union Beach will judge Jr., for having his car parked on he was not following orders. said Mr. Barker, referring to the fines. • • : ecutive committee will meet Sun- for themselves." the sidewalk area ' at tHe may- Chief Hutton said the mayor Democratic candidates William J. "Everybody in town ii hopping day, Oct. 4, and are expected at He termed Mr. Oakley's ac or's house. Chief Hutton con- told one policeman. Patrolman Langan, and Arthur Lembo, for mad,'1 the businessman, declared. that time to "temporarily" expel tions unwarranted. firmed this. Howard Ruth, to "quit your job if council, and incombent George Mr. Barker, Mr.. Cologo% ttfd the mayor from the organization. Mr. Barker and Mr. Cologna' Police then, on Heckelmann's you don't like it." Ross, for assessor. Chief Huttop agreed. ' <• '

PARADE CHARMER — Beauty Queen Vicki Frederick of Mayor Collichio Says He Never Middletown, Miss High School of Naw Jersay, pleated the- crowds with waves and smiles. She roda in a motor- cade entered in the tercentenary parade by the Leah Called Monmouth 'Drug-Ridden^ Mauer Studio of Dance, Red Bank. Other opan cars car- ried costumed dancers from the studio. KEANSBURG - Mayor Louis •drug-ridden,' a 'junkyard* or a "Mayor Collichio, according to T. Collichio, Sr., has denied that 'jungle.' his letter,! indicated that in-'Ms he ever called Monmouth Coun- "I have stated, and I stand testimony before the> Grand Jury, ty "a drug-ridden county, a jun- firmly behind my statement that he made mention of some knowl- gle or a junkyard like New York the West side of Asbury Park edge of narcotics in the county, Auchirwloss, Shanley, City." was rampant with pimps, pushers but not 'throughout the county,' Those words were attributed and prostitutes and policy bet and particularly that he had to 'the mayor in a news story takers. specific knowledge and fact! Daly Backing Barry in The Register Sept. 3 in which "My testimony before the about Asbury Park's West side. Emmett W. Cox, county under- Grand Jury will show that I "The Register harbors no mal- NEW SHREWSBURY - Three Shanley also praised his friend sheriff, was quoted. made no mention of knowledge of ice against Mayor Collichio, or, Republican party leaders — Hep. Daly and speaking of his own In a letter to The Register's narcotics throughout the county. for that matter, against anyone James C. Auchincloss, Rumson; campaign declared: editor, Mayor Collichio wrote: "This article was no doubt else.' •• J • V. S. Senate candidate-Bernard "I have been here many times ". . .Colonel CoxXhas denied damaged my reputation as a "We disagree that the article M. Shantey and Freeholder Mar- — more times then I have visited phrasing my name into this state- forthright truthful holder of pub- damaged Mayor Collichio's repu- cus Daly, Lincroft — have come other counties in the state. This ment, in fact he could not recol- lic office. . ." tation 'as a forthright, truthful to the aid of presidential candi- is a fertile county for me." lect mentioning my name at all The Register's editor, James holder of public office.' date Barry Goldwater. "Monmouth County chairman J. during the interview with your J. Hogan, issued the following "The Register desires to be Auchincloss, retiring congress- Russell Woolley is the type of reporter. He did, however, recall statement: accurate in its reporting. Mayor man from Rumson, said: leader who will assure victory HERE'S HOW — Vincent the name of the official who had "The story dealt with a situa- Collichio has denied the words "Goldwater stands for Ameri- here for Daly and the rest of the Soviero, grand marshal of made a statement to that effect, tion exisiting in this county which attributed to him, and we are but declined to name him for reached a point were it necessi- willing to accept such denial, and canism. He is well able to con- county candidates," Shanley the tercentenary parade, tinue his campaign against com- added. reasons of his own." tated compiling statistics on the hereby do so, without prejudice, munism and the people will Daly again pledged his full sup- donned bonnet and buck- Mr. Cox told The Register he scope of the drug and narcotics and express regret for so attribut- tanderstand .his important issues port of the whole local, county, skins to wish the crowds a ABORIGINAL BEAT — Red faces abounded at Red does not categorically deny that problem in Monmouth County. ing said words to him." ' , much better as his campaign pro- state and national ticket headed he mentioned Mayor Collicbio's ; hearty "how" from;., the Bank's tercentenary parade. These torn torn beaters and gresses: 1 hope to see him elected by Goldwater. ' name to the reporter. •••• President." . . "I am a Republican, and that lead car of Saturday's pa- teepee dwellers rode the New Jersey 1664 float entered In the letter to the editor, The three men made the re- means I will campaign for Gold- rade. He and parade chair- by the Junior Girls of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Mayor Collichio also wrote: Court House Addition "I challenge you or anyone else tnarics at the GOP picnic here water and everyone else who is man. Sam Scalzo planned 4247. It won second prize in the float division- First went Saturday. Candidate Shanley, who oar party's candidate." • to show proof that at any time has admitted fie Is against Gold- Rep. Auchincloss also gave a the SD-unit, two-hour avent. to Monmouth County National Bank's three-car train. I., labelled Monmouth County Slated for Nextlfear water's stand on civil rights, ex- boost for Shanley, saying: tremism and nuclear weapons, FREEHOLD -^Btteholder Ben- When the court house was erect- "He has ability and experience. 9 jamin H. DariskiFrspirpyesterday nevertheless paid tribute to the Shanley is best able to handle the Given 'Bit of Politics ed nine years ago, Mr. Danskin Arizona senator. job in Washington. I don't know that construction of an addition said, judges and lawyers' were "I am convinced Goldwater will of anyone who would be more to the Monmouth County Court not consulted as closely as they carry New Jersey. Monmouth House should get started next are in planning the addition. . , devoted to his job." year. can be a prize county for him Concerning Daly, the congress- Want More Ideas; and, while I have been so busy I man remarked: , „ The freeholder, ,$$ booty's di- As a result, he added, he hopes don't know too much about the Thousands at Fall Flower Show rector of public works, s,aid that "He is not bound by anybody. the wing will get the benefit of national picture, I feel Goldwater also won a second for an arrange- Walker, Interlaken; Peter Ma- the first step will^|pp extra advice and of the experience He says what he thinks and ASBURY PARK — A wee bit This was the first time the an architect's drawing. or con- will be the next President of the means what he says. And he of politics and a bounty of beau- 4-H Clubs exhibited in the horti- ment "Changing Tides" in which hor, Oakhurst; J. Harry Rit- f of nearly a decade in the present United States." class Mrs. F. Hobart Walker, In- scher, West Long Branch. struction plans, to be followed by facility. won't stand still for any person." tiful blooms filled Convention culture society's show. the taking of bids. Hall this weekend. Recipients of "excellent" terlaken, received honorable men- Potted plants: William C. Carl, The original building was said tion. These moves will be scheduled, The 67th Annual Fall Flower awards for entries were: Vir- Mrs. Evelyn Longstreet, Mana- to have cost about $1,000,000. The Arnold Kalmus Trophy, a he added, at the completion of Estimates being mentioned for Show of the Monmouth-Elberon ginia Vitomski with a total of squan Park; Mrs. Richard Gos- a series of meetings now under 65 Owners Appeal Horticultural Society brought 11 firsts; Linda Ludwick, Doro- special open class to promote ling, Interlaken, fern and Percy the new work range upwards, of nterest in the exhibition of "ex- way with a committee:of the smiles of achievement from the thy Ainsworth, Charles Wihoff, Clark, Ocean Grove, bonsail. County Bar Association headed about 75 percent of that figure. hard working committee headed John and James Lowsky, D. tra quality specimen dahlias was Vegetable and fruit: Raymond Charles M. Pike, county plan- won by Reginald Slocum, West by Supreme Court Justice Hay- Asbury's Assessments by Rufus B. Simpson, Oakhurst Cransaw, Jean and Richard Ed- Kennedy, Fair Haven, tomatoes; dn Proctor. ning director, who now is com- and . Percy L. Clark, Ocean ler and Stephanie Graboski, all Long Branch. Mrs. Anton Weidnick, Eatontown, piling a draft of a five-year cap-' ASBURY PARK — Owners of able to the assessor and tax- of Englishtown, and Toni Eliff The Sophia Untermeyer Me- ital improvement program for Grove. gourds, onions carrots, beets and l 83 city properties, most of them payer, these cuts were included: of Marlboro. morial Trophy was won by Mrs. berries; Margaret Palmer, Leo- School Plan consideration by the Board of income producing and including William C. Carl, president of Morris May Realty Corp., 660-8 the society, said this year's show Mrs. C. B. Ward, Florham Edward Pearsall, Elberon. Other nardo, eggplant; Joseph Lowsky, Defeat: 4 Votes Freeholders, said he has given the oceanfront Berkeley-Carteret Cookman Ave., land $137,500 to Park, who had 28 entries of second day winners were: City Englishtown, squash, watermelon, a top priority to a court house was the largest and best at- KEYPORT — Two absentee Hotel have petitioned the Mon- $75,000, building $43,650 to $25,- African violets, won 21 awards, of Asbury Park, arranged by carrots, beets and beans; Dr. Al- addition. tended. It was estimated the ballots counted F r i d a- y put mouth County Tax Board for $3,- 000; Morris May, 647 Cookman including 11 firsts and 10 sec- Lester Nutt; Mrs. Myrtle Put- len Nicas, Long Branch, quinces Also the Ebasco Services, Inc., total thousands in attendance was across the Atlantic St. prop- 393,350 in local tax assessment Ave., land $131,450 to $75,000, onds. The award of merit for tock, West Belmar; Helmer Han- and okra; Richard Zadorozny, in a study of county building 20 per cent higher than outnum- erty question in the Thursday cuts. building, $33,950 to $25,000; J. J. the best specimen in horticul- sen, Oakhurst; Julius Gill, Long Eatontown, Idaho potatoes and space needs, rated a court house bered those of any other year. school referendum — but the The appeals represent four per Newberry Co., 650 Cookman Ave. ture went to Mrs. Madeline De- Branch, Mrs. James Pierce, Bel- onions. wing as a "first phase'' task. high school proposal went down cent of Asbury Park's $87.3 mil- land $50,000 to $25,000; Fredericks Rep. James C. Auchincloss (R.- Roche, Passaic, a consistent vio- mar and Mrs. E. M. White, Red Amateur exhibitors of speci- to defeat. lion total assessments. Properties, Inc., 524-30 Cookman 3d Dist.), Rumson, arrived from let winner, (or a double-flower- Bank. HITS UTILITY POLE Washington two hours before the men flowers included Mrs. Elea- The final vote: At a hearing Friday, the board Ave., land $87,500 to $50,000, ing variety titled "Persian Pink." Receiving firsts for specimen RIVER PLAZA — Francisco opening Friday night. His an- nor Marko, River Plaza, first for Purchase of the $8,700 Atlan- reserved decision on 10 parcels building, $60,200 to $25,000; Mrs. Benjamin Lear, also of annuals and perennials were Mrs. Rodriguez, 23, of 1124 West Front nual trophy was awarded at the zinnias and second for marigolds; tic St. property, 644 "yes," and on which requested reductions Fredericks, 508-12 Cookman Ave., Passaic won a tri-color for the Walter Westbrook and Mrs. Elea- St., this place, escaped injury eighth annual show of the New William Schlosman, Ocean Grove, 643 "no." totaled $1,700,500. Biggest of these land $87,500 to $50,000, building best arrangement. nor Groendyke, both of Brielle; last night when his car went out $34,500 to $25,000; Fredericks, Jersey Council of African Violet celosia; Marlboro State Hospital, The $529,500 high school ex- was the Berkeley, seeking a cut- Carl Widmaier, Oceanport; Ru- coxcomb. of control and struck a utility 514-522 Cookman Ave., land $87,- Clubs, which was staged simul- Each evening of the show "on fus Simpson, Oakhurst; Calvin pansion proposal, 643 "yes," pole at West Front St., and back from $2,231,500 to $1,250,- taneously in the hall. the spot" arrangement compe- 000. 500 to $50,000, building, $27,000 to Ohlsen, River Plaza and D&D LeRoy Heege of Jamesburg and 647 "no." George St. , $12,000; and Keator Realty, 532-60 titions were conducted. The finals won 12 first awards for gladiolus. The Board of Education will Rodriguez was issued sum- The board was advised by" City The trophy was won by the Roses, Eatontown, three firsts. Cookman Ave., land $364,100 to last night named Mrs. Harold Robert Juska and Milton Unter- meet tomorrow night to de- monses for careless driving and Assessor Samuel A. Befarah, Jr., Hightstown African Violet Club 8 First Prizes $300,000 and building, $264,200 to Hendrickson, Oceanport, first; mejer also won awards in this cide whether to resubmlt the driving without a license in his that he has reached agreements, for their artistic design. inter- Douglas Slocum, West Long $100,000. Mrs. Peter J. Burnes, second and class. high school plan to voters. possession. subject to approval by the tax preting "Our Hope for the Fu Branch won eight first awards lure." Mrs. David Keene, third, both board, with owners on 26 other Among appeals postponed are of West Long Branch. for cactus dahlias; John E. The Monmouth-Elberon Horti- Cherel, Belmar, seven firsts. properties. The cuts on these these: by Ruth Mint*, for an The Rumson Garden Club would total $887,200. cultural Society Memorial Tro- Others winning firsts for dahlias apartment building at 1400 Park Award for the club amassing Ave., $570,700 to $450,000; phy was awarded Robert Juska, were Helmer Hansen, F. Hobart Another 29 cases will be heard the most points in the show was Samuel Banker, 143 Main St., best educational horticultural ex- by the board Friday Oct. 16. Re- won by the Bayberry Club of ductions sought in these amount building, $82,600 to $20,000; J. and hibit and the William E. Hunt Brielle. to $1,010,650. L. Holding Co., 150 Main St., land, Seedsman Trophy. Still Hold Most of the substantial cut- $80,850 to $60,000, building, $181,- The Daddy (John) Kemp Me- In the artistic design division backs involve midtown business 850 to $141,000; M. R. J. Corp., morial Trophy and a special open to men only William Bar- places for which the state Divi- 147 Main St., building, $47,300 to trophy for the largest and most rett, Tinton Falls, won first for High Bail sion of Tax Appeals set guidelines $5,000; Charles and Mildred perfect dahlia exhibited went to his arrangement "Telstar," whioh last year in ordering $400,000 in Musto, 601 Cookman Ave,, land, Fred Dunnell, Rumson. also was judged best in its class; 1963-64 assessments in reductions $115,650 to $85,000; building, $39,- David Maciniosh, 40 Elm PI., Ennisc Pearce, Belmar won first For Suspect on four sites. 850 to $25,000; and Equitable Life Red Bank, won two sweepstakes for his entry, "State Fair." DEAL — Magistrate Harold While the stipulations offered by Assurance Co. of the U. S., 600 awards for decorative and cac- For a modern Interpretation of Halpern has declined to reduce Mr. Befarah included adjustments Cookman Ave., land $139,450 to tus type'dahlias. "Skyways" stressing rhythm the $100,000 bail which he set on the four parcels for 1964-65 to $85,000 and building, $109,050 to Milton F. Untermeyer, El- Mrs. Elmer Smith, Long Branch Sept. 5 to hold a Brooklyn man conform to the state ruling, they $25,000. beron, mayor of Long Branch won first; Mrs. Herbert Swanson, on burglary charges here. also covered several others The 128 Holding Co., owner of was awarded the Frank Eddlng Red Bank, second and Mrs. Fred At a hearing Friday, the court where the same patterns applied. the Elks Club property at 1701 ton Memorial Trophy and the Smith, Jr., Interlaken, third. continued Gaetano Piccini, 42, the In the Berkeley-Carteret appeal, Park Ave. asked that its land and City of Asbury Park Mayor's For "Made in New Jersey" suspect, in custody in lieu of bail the owner, the New Berkeley building assessments of $22,850 trophy for the best exhibit in class Mrs. Gladys Diebold, Point to await action of the county Corp., which acquired the block- and $61,650 be eliminated. Temple the first day's entries. Pleasant, won first and Mrs. Jack grand jury. Defense attorney Ray- square tract and six-story build- Beth El made a similar appeal The sweepstakes winner in the Neches, West Deal, third. mond Brown, of Jersey City, ing from the purchaser at a pub- for its property at 604 First Ave. vegetable classes was Joseph The class "Meditation," one asked that bail be reduced, but lic auction last winter, asked to on which the land assessment is Lowsky, Englishtown, with six of the most graceful of the foli- Mr. Halpern upheld the request have the assessment reduced to $4,400 and the building, $14,900. firsts and two seconds. age arrangements, was won by of Police Chief John J. Rehm the actual price paid in the auc- The Acme Market asked that Tied for winning points in the Mrs. Fred Smith, Jr., Interlaken, hat it be maintained at the orig- tion, $1,250,000. its assessment of $85,000 for In- amateur sweepstakes for garden who used canvas and begonia nal figure. Other appeals in which deci- ventory and fixtures at its store 'lowers were Mrs. Myrtle Put- leaves with a ceramic figure for Piccini is charged with break- sions were reserved included that at 22 Main St. be pared to $45,600. tock of West Belmar and Hel- her entry. Mrs. Joseph Rich- ing into the • home of Newman of McCrory Stores, Inc., 632 Cook- The Great A&P Tea Co., made a mar Hanson, Oakhurst. ards, Oakluirst, placed second Grodnick, 44 Roosevelt Ave., and man Ave., land from $277,200 to and Mrs. Walter Westbrook, Bri- similar request for the $145,000 A special award went to the stealing $40,000 worth of jewelry NON-POLITICAL ISSUE ~ Violeti^dominated the conversation between Rep. Jamts C. $200,000 and building, from $243,- assessment at Its store, 1207 Main Jamesburg school for Boys for elle and Miss Sue Buch, Asbury and personal property,. 800 to $125,000; F. W. Woolworth St. It asked a new figure of $104,- its exhibit of poinsettias. Park, honorable mentions. The Hems taken from the Grod- Auchincloii (R. 3d Diet.), lecond^from left, and Monmouth County Freeholder Marcus Co., 654 Cookman Ave., land, 60O. An exhibition of vegetables, "New Jersey's Happy Birth- nick home were recovered in a Daly, Lincroft, the man nominate^ to succeed him, as they congratulate Mrs. Jamts $138,600 to $100,000; building, $74,- perennial and annual flowers, day" intepreted in an Informal 1964 Cadillac which Picclnic had M. Jones, Neptune, left, president) of th» New Jersey Council of African Violet Clubi, 400 to $50,000, fixtures and inven- Notice house plants and a r 11 s 11 c ar- luncheon table setting in the rented in New York for a drive tory. $100,000 to $60,000; and Kea- Dr. Milford D. Panzer, 48 rangements by the 4-H Club of •state's colors ,,blue and yellow, to the seashore. Police say he which staged its eighth annual ih'ow in conjuction with th* Monmouth - Elberon Horf'- tor Realty Corp., 614-30 Cookman Bethany Rd., Hazlot announces Monmouth County al?o received was won by Mrs. Ralph Lione, contends that the loot was plant- cultural Society ihow in Convention Hall, Aibury Park. Mn. Jonas is a membtr of the Ave., land $277,200 to $175,000, the termination of his full timo a. special award. The English- New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Gustav ed in the car unknown to him. and building, $489,300 to $300,000. Pediatrlc practice as of Septem- town 4-H Club Gardeners won Grob, Neptune, second and Mrs. Heighhtown club which won the Auchincloii trophy for tha most artistic design. Mrs. Agreed Reductions Police also contend that the ber 26, 1964. Please call 264-1088 the Marcus Daly award for Its Robert Connolly, Long Branch, burglary was the work of two Earl Kolb, Philllpiburg, on the congressman's Itft arm, , it a member of tha Town and In proposed reductions agree- to transfer records. club project. honorable mention. Mrs, Lione men and that one escaped. Country violat club which was awarded second priia In that class. Constellation's Grew America's Cup Today

NEWJ>OKT, 9.1 (AJ») - lust "ft moaii be toad* of ton." In t*e r*c* fatwrtay, Ganstti- law* iyj** ttiibw to wtodward i» the 7S-UM 12-meter boats be jus interesting exchange. Dw ca&celtd pitas to bow much difference does the Scott ssid enviously after Sov- lattoe piled up a commanding by the British—(hit fa* might not uu ckwely into the breew as began competing lor the cup in ing Ik* summfcr trials to (pick bis mea tor «... practice **U yes- man behind the whetl make is ereign's third straight defeat lead of 4; 07 seconds in the open- be the best skipper available foe ppossiblo e yet still keep hts. yacht 1958 have been superior boats to the American defender, ColumW*. terday and instead engaged the •a America's Cup sailboat? Saturday, ing leg to windward and sailing Sovereign, said he felt the moving. The trick is to point as windward and that is where the the winner in 1958, did worse than "That's an imponderable," says Constellation herself gives Into the wind is the sternest test British 12-meter sloop was going high as possible, faU off to pick races have been decided. - Landon in 1936. two American helmsmen is infor- Peter Scott, skipper of the British some hint on the importance of of a helmsman. This was done as fast as she is able in Satur- up speed and point back up again. Scott conjectured on what would But In an informal race a week mal dinghy races around New- challenger Sovereign. But an in- the man at the wheel. She was with Bavier steering. day's race. It requires a filth sense, a happen if he and Sovereign's-red- ago, Briggs Cunningham, her port Harbor. The Briton finished triguing one. not a successful boat in her first Ridder took the watch on the "Only one person could have proper "feel" ttat must consid- coats changed boats with Bavier 1958 skipper, took her helm in second twice. He Mid be would Suppose Scott should change races after launching this spring. last two beats to windward and made her go faster and that's er the type of seas running, the & Co. - a nostalgic touch and surprised like to see » calm «t* and vari- places with Bob Bavler, Constella- Barter's Wins Constellation's time margin was you," Scott said turning to Bus just right set of sails in which 'I touchdown MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1964 passes and Cappellett! (cored 21 The Boston Patriots, humiliated Red Bank Catholic and Chris- easy triumphs, as expected, points with four field goals, a by San Diego In last season's touchdown and three conversions tian Brothers Academy shoot foi when the season's initial meets American Football League cham their second straight cross coil were mm Friday. as the Patriots built a 33-17 lead pionshlp game, upended the and held oft San Diego's dosing try victories tomorrow after get Red Bank Catholic's veteran Owrgers, 33-28, yesterday be- ting off to a fast start in earl; team, lead by sparkling junior rmh tot their second straight hind the passing of Babe Parilll 1984 victory. season meets. Bob Byron, blanked Point Pleas- and the point production of Gtno Power«?. Sail The Patrloti, humbled 55-10 in Both Jack. Rafter's Caseys ant ant Borough High, 15-50, at its CappellitU. the 1983 title game, now hav« the ColtJ of Ernie Muir pos'tec Rt. 35 field in Shrewsbury while By BILL ROBINSON Christian Brothers was dubbing won five o! 10 meetings with Brick Township, lS-39, at Ocean An important part of the picture in the America's the Chargers. San Diego is 1-1 Is - Boxing County Park, Lakewood. Field Trial 1964. Hoping to match strides with Gup competition that has been going on off Newport, A »U Homp Red Bank Catholic's host run- R.I., this past week is the human element. Who are Held by B.C.Daryje Lamoniea, abetted by Emile Griffith, ners tomorrow will be St. Rose the men who sail these boats, and the men behind hard-running Cookie Gilchrist and of Belmar. Christian Brothers them, who have designed them, sponsored them and BELLE MEAD — Despite cold sure-footed Pete Gogolak, quar- Sugar Ramos In will entertain St. Peter's of New and threatening weather, the terbacked the Buffalo Bills to a Brunswick on its Lincroft course. paid the tremendous expenses required to keep a Cup New Jersey Beagle Club, Inc., 30-13 romp over hapless Denver Top Eight Places yacht in competition? held a successful A.K.C. Sanction in yesterday's other AFL game. Title Defenses Byron was easily the top run- Field Trial recently with an The Bills' second victory kept In the final success of the boat, the man at the them in a tie with Boston for the ' Associated Press ner in the field in pulling away abundance of rabbits being for a 13-minute, 15-second vic- wheel is the key. Everything else can be just right, but found. Eastern Division lead after two Welterweight Emile Griffith weekends of action. The loss was New York and featherweight Sug- tory on the 2.7-mile course in if he merely steers the boat and doesn't really sail her, The club will hold another Friday's meet. Red Bank Catho- Sanction Trial Oct. II which will the Broncos' second this year and ar Ramos of Mexico City, tw if he doesn't have quick and accurate judgment, a cool eighth in a row. . of the busiest champions of th lic took the top eight places in head, strong qualities of leadership, and, above all, that bs open to all A.K.C. registered decade, risk their titles agaii the meet. , Beagles. Saturday ni£ht the Houston this week in 15-round bouts. Scorers along with Byron were extra touch on the helm that can never be defined, the The results: Oilers, paced by the brilliant run- ning of rookie Sid Blanks and Griffith appears in his 10th Bill Ptak, Joe Schweers, John efforts of all the other men will not be of any use. 11" Wbmen Mautner and Brian Dempsey in an alert pass defense, out-scored title fight in V/t years tomorrow The opposing helmsmen in the America's Cup both I. Wright Line Amber — Ernie the Oakland Raiders, 42-28, even- night when he defends agains the second through fifth posi Wright, Trenton; 2. Fd. Ch. tions, respectively. definitely have (these qualities. At the wheel of the ing their record at 1-1 and hand- Welshman Brian Curvis Earl's Cindy Lou — Dom and ing the Raiders their second Wembley's Indoor Stadium Sweeping the first through fifth British Sovereign, Peter Scott, 54, has a vast experi Nick Costanzo, Dover; 3. Menlo Jerry Casaie straight beating. London. Griffith, 26, is a 2-1 places in the jayvee meet gave Park Cindy — Ron Stem, New the Caseys another 15*50 white- ence in many different kinds of boats and a thorough The New York Jets, 1-0, and favorite over the 27-year-old lef knowledge of rules and tactics. He has used this in Brunswick; 4. Fd. Ch. Earl's Sty- handed British uid Empire titli wash. Tom Flaherty was the mie — Dom and Nick Costanro, Kansas City Chiefs, 0-1 were Idle. victor. John Nortz, John Kilpat- holder. tight quarters to gain an advantage. Son of the Polar Freehold Clerk Was Former Boxer Dover. NBQ - Wright Line PariUi completed 15 of 32 rick, Mel Beach and Mike Capri- Ramos, a Cuban refugee now explorer, Robert Scott, he is an explorer himself, Belle — Ernie Wright, Trenton. passes for the Patriots and Lar- oni were si FREEHOLD — It was a, much Newark in the early twenties. ry Garron accounted for 93 of living in Mexico City, makes hi chastened Jerry Casaie who first 15" Winners fourth, defense of the crown hi respectively, for the remaining champion glider pilot, an artist, author and world He took a shot at wrestling, but their 116 rushing yards. Cappel- reached up and threw an en- 1. Wittaker's Woodland King — won only 18 months ago. t scoring positions. famed ornithologist. eventually turned to the business letti caught a 17-yard touchdown couraging arm around Max Bob Kokar, Somerset; 2. Somer- faces Mexico's Vicente Saldivar, "Big Three' end of the game including a stint pass from Parilli, kicked field On the American side, Bob Bavier, 46, of Darien Baer's shoulders the night he set Rebel - Bob Lobell, War- the No. 1 contender, in a Mexico CBA's "big three" of seniors as promoter in Long Branch goals of 41, 37, 37 and 32 yards dropped the heavyweight crown City bullring Saturday night. John Eager and Tim Sheehan Conn., an executive with Yachting Magazine, has bee. from 1929 to 1942. This ended ren Township; 3. Menlo Park and made good on all three extra to Jimmy Braddock back in 1935. First Southpaw and sophomore Don Rowe took racing as long as he can remember, was an experience with Wofld War II when the Bret — Henri Damman, Verona; point kicks. command after about a mile Almost 30 years later Jerry is bright lights at the shore town 4. Boondock Dotte — Doc Kel- Griffith, holds a 7-2 record Ir The chargers scored 11 points and led the rest of the way to ocean racer at an age when many kids are not allowed working as a pari-murtuel clerk had to be dimmed because of ler, Union. NBQ — Fd. Ch. world title, fights and a 41-5 rec- the threat of offshore submarine Kay's Kathy — Ed Frite, Little in the final seven minutes to ord over-all. He never has foughl inish in a dead heat' for first out of the harbor, and has won important titles in many at Freehold Raceway. "Sports salvos. Falls. make it close, John Had] passing a southpaw before and that ma place against Brick Township. classes. Oddly, he and Scott have worked together are in my blood," says Casaie, "and I Jove the roar of the "The nice thing about selling for a touchdown and a two-point cause him plenty of trouble Senior Tom Hinck was fourth closely on formulating the international racing rule: conversion and George Blair boot- against the once-beaten Curvis. or the Colts and Bill Chandler crowd and'the excitement of the tickets at Freehold is you get a which govern sailing competition. Their knowledge o: good chance to meet a lot of ing a 12-yard field goal. The challenger has a 31-1 rec< placed sixth to complete the races. One time I got a little Top 10 Results ord, including 17 knockouts. scoring. The fifth position went the rules is formidable. too excited after I hit a $1,078 people. Of course, they are all Lamoniea directed two Buffalo to a Brick freshman, Russ Tain- daily double at Garden State and looking for a tip, the women Associated Press scoring drives in the second half RanjoS, 24, has 14 straigh Eric Ridder, listed as Constellation's skipper, the medics put me on the dis- especially. When they put up $2 after relieving starting quarter- fights including title scraps with tor.' Here's how the nation's top 10 Bob Walter, Don Norkus and relinquished the helmsman duties to Bavier in mid- abled list for awhile. they expect a winner and even if college football teams fared in back Jack Kemp. Lamoniea ill-fated Davey Moore, Raf iu King, ! l s on a scored one on an eight-yard keep- Mitsunori Seki and Floyd Robert' Maurice g summer when it was apparent that the boat needed '"ButiKV he^:__"WbrJh-ft ...... g ' " 'y »-»-*ow ticket it's Saturday games: three spots««iB~the jayvee race a"t Freehdliris good medicine am fine with them,*' he says. 1. Mississippi, beat Memphis er and Gilchrist tallied &n a one- son. His record is 45-1-3, includ- reorganization. Still la overall command, he helps yard plunge. Cookie had scored ing 33 knockouts. • o help CBA to a 23-32 victory. it's a lot different from boxing, Casaie started at Freehold in State, 1M. The time was 12:28. as crew administrator, tactician and co-helmsman. In adidtion, boxing isn't what ii 1947 and some' day he plans to 2. Oklaroma, beat Maryland, earlier on a 15-yard scamper. Saldivar,; a left-hander anc : Gogalak, a rookie placekicker highly regarded, appears too in In the frosh event, Jim Ham of He is a publisher and a longtime yachtsman out of used to be. Why Joe Louis coulc put out a book on interesting oc- 13-3. BA .was the> individual victor handle Liston and Clay with on currences at the window. ! from Cornell, booted 16, 20 and experienced for the fast and pow Oyster Bay, N.Y., especially well known for his 3. Illinois, was not scheduled. 3-yard field 'goals. er-punchlng Ramos. in 8:06 wjtwgjeammates Chuck hand tied behind his back." "Like the time I punched a 4. Texas, beat Tulane, 31-0. ^ and Jim Don- success in the Six-Meter Class in years past 1 Saldivar, a native of Mexico Jerry started as a boxer i pair of tickets on the wrong 5. Ohio State, was not sched- Blanks, a speedster irom Teas City, has racked up a 23-1 rec- nelly team score had He is also one of the principal shareholders and horse. The customer wanted a uled. A&f, raced for 12 yards iniodly ord since he turned pro in 1981. CBA 17-44. one of three voting members of the management com- different number so I gave them 6. Alabama, beat Georgia. 31-3. sin carries for the Oilers. Houston Hit' Smith Fifth to him. I was stuck with two 7. Washington, lost to Air Force, rookies picked off five Oakland The 21-year-old southpaw ha mittee of the syndicate that has financed Constellatioi scored 18 knockouts. He never ELIZABETH - Art Smith, Nicklaus Wins ducats on a 70-1 shot. Only the 3-2. passes, Pete Jacques returning has been stopped. Henry Hudson Regional senior, to the tune of almost seven figures. Others are fi outsider won and I went home 8. Auburn, beat Houston, 30-0. one interception 95 yards for a placed fifth In a 10-kilometer nancier Walter Gubelmann and Olin Stephens, who de Portland Open; $700 to the good. Funny thing, 9. Syracuse, tost to Boston Col- touchdown and Benny Nelson (6>4 nujek. cross country race that fellow never did come lege, 21-14. running 45 yards to score with here yesterday. signed her. Olin and his brother Rod, a master rig- back," he said. 10. Navy, beat Penn State 21-8. another. • ' Italy's Track Smith, the lone high school run- ger, tactician and navigator, now a 'member of the Venturi Second er in the event, was the top crew, were instrumental in bringing Constellation up local finished in the event. Rich PORTLAND, Ore., (AP)-Jac] Team Triumphs Nicklaus, so casual he picked Bogdan of Monmouth College from an early series of disappointments. The numer- r ROME AP) - Italy's track was sixth and Dr. George A. ous other members of the syndicate are all prominenl blackberries after a tee shot, and field athletes trounced teams Sheehan, Jr., of Rumson was fired a five-under par 67 yester- from Norway- and Sweden in a seventh. yachtsmen. day and won the $40,000 Port- land Open Golf Tournament. two-day, three-way meet ending The winner of the event was Sovereign is solely owned by Tony Boyden, 36, a yesterday. Italy beat Sweden 111- Ed Winrow of the New York British industrialist who has been almost wholly de- His total for 72 holes was 275, 97 and Norway 113-35. Sweden A.C, in 32 minutes, 30 seconds. 13 under par on the par 35-37—72 topped Norway 107-101 in dual CBA Yearling Wins voted to this challenge since 1961. He was the only Portland Golf Club course which scoring. ELIZABETH—Pat McDonough, one of many potential sponsors of challengers who stretches 6,404 yards. He had In yesterday's best race, Sergio Christian Brothers Academy carried through early plans to finality. His family rounds of 68, 72 and 68 before Ottolina won the 200-meter idash freshman from South Amboy, business is in paper and printing. yesterday's fine finish, which in 21.0 with his teammate Lvio von a l'/i-mile freshman cross gave him a comfortable margin Berruti one tenth of a second :ountry race at Warinaco Park The designer he used, David Boyd, is a tall of victory. > slower. Berruti won the 100 Satur- Saturday. Scot who also turned out the 1958 challenger, U. S. Open champion Ken Ven- day. McDonough was timed in 6:50.5 Sceptre, but who has put a great deal of effort into turi, who led by one stroke going Oddvaf Krogh set a Norwegian or a 50-yard victory. into yesterday's round, faded aft- national record in the hammer SUMMARIES development work since. er three straight 69s and shot R. B. Calli. (13) — Pt. Flew. Boro (50) throw of over 215 feet. I. BoD Byron, RBC, 13:15; 2. BUI Two of the most important men in the picture are 71. Ptak, RBC; 3. Joe Bchween. RBC: 4 John Miutner, RBC: 5. Brian Demmpsey, the sailmakers. For Constellation, he is actually Venturi finished three strokes AUTO INSURANCE tBC: 6. John Dempsey, HBC; 7. "Kevin behind Nicklaus in second place, AttlOlwd Rbk Ploctd Murph' RBC: 8. Bob Klngsley.ngsle . RBC| defeated rival, Ted Hood, who, designed Nefertiti, an 9. Die' Greco, PPB; 10. Fete Kenney, with a total of 278. Mason W« F1H S.R. a for RnekM IBC. Uctnui unsuccessful defense candidate, but has proved him Rudolph was third at 279. Colllilon Cannot 17 M H CBA (16) — Brick Tivp. (39) Lo-Dnm Poymti— s mat. to Pay 1. about $400. have one. buy one. call today for a complete After a hasty meeting with, the The engine Is tucked in bock instead. You just can't find anything (rivotow ENGINE ANALYSIS soccer federation, information We saved on inch here and an Inch Of flimsy or merely (or the sake of looks. VETERAN OFFICIAL HONORED—Tommy Phippi, right, Minister Sbdcl Kader Hatem an- there and got a machine that holds nearly Because the ruls works both ways* 747-0128 veteran 'football official and ox-chairman of the shore nounced Saturday the ban on live twice what regular wagons holdi over Anything this good has got to bt television had been revoked. a ton. ' homel/. division, Football Officials of the Trenton District, is pre- "The state is anxious to give Douglas Electric Co. sented a gift by James J. Egidio, present chairman of ill citizens an opportunity of see- the short division. Mr. Phipps was honored for his dedi- iiR soccer matches, ttius stimu- Shrewsbury Motors. Inc. 35 E. FRONT ST. cation to the officials' group and in appreciation for all lating public sport," he said, SHREWSBURY AVENUE SHREWSBURY RED BANK tha work he has devoted to the group in building it into THE DAILY REGISTER th* successful organization it is. 12—Monday, Sept 21, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER VkaAxy, Sept. 21, 196i-!S -'A • Yank* Win, lip Lead to Full Exhibition Match JAMESBURG - New Jersey Snead had the best round of pros Wes EUis of Mountain Ridgi the afternoon with a 71 card. Game as Orioles Split Pair •nd Stan 'Mosel of Essex Fell Ellis and Mosel carded 72s ant! put the pressure on top pro cir- Boros toured the course in 73 | By MURRAY CHASS cuit gollers Julius Boras and Sam The exhibition match was (n ond game of a doubleheader gle. Gary Peters, who gave up A Snead, .but the pressure wasi' the benefit of St. Mary's Orphan Associated Press Sports Writer Aug. 22 — New York was six three-run homer to Roy Sievat* applied tight enough on fee vets age operated by the Sisters «f If Whitey Ford has his way, games from the top. in the first brought his record to of file ,pro tournament circuit Charity. \ that two-hit shutout New York's Starting with that game, and the} lost a 1-up match. Jim Bouton pitched was merely which snapped a six-game los- m. Ellis and Mosel were winner* a tuneup for the opening game ing streak, the Yankees have The Angels put a slight damp- of the state PGA three years in a I of the World Series against the played at a .741 rate. Baltimore, er on the Orioles' pennant hope* row. Boros was a two-time vict'ir Philadelphia Phillies. on the other hand, has split with an 8-5,10-inning first game of the National Open-1952 aid An early tuneup, yes. But 11 years later in 1963. Snea'i evenly in 30 games for a ,500 victory, but Baltimore cams one of the finest golfers of t" Bouton couldn't have appeared mark while Chicago is 14-15 for back for an 8-2 triumph in the time, has won more titles *nJ more set for a Series opener as .483. nightcap. The White Sox re- and golf tournaments man. anv the Yankees defeated Kansas That sequence of events has mained two games behind with man in golf. City 4-0 Sunday and increased left the Orioles three behind and a 4-3 decision over Washington. their American League lead to thej White Sox four behind 'the In other AL games, Minnesota Before getting off the first ter one game over the Baltimore Yankees in the loss column. bombed Boston 12-4 and Detroit Snead had himself s big chuck e Orioles, who split a doublehead- Baltimore and Chicago each edged Cleveland 6-5 before los- when a young golf fan ap- er with Los Angeles. have 10 games remaining, the ing 7-2. proached and requested Snead' The Yankees by no means Yankees 14. In the National League, Phila- autograph on a baseball. have the pennant clinched, but The White Sox nipped the delphia nipped Los Angeles 3-2, Two nuns of the order aJ* each day they make Ford's Senators on a run-scoring single Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 9- 1 lightened the hearts of golf far Series plans less premature. in the sixth inning by rookie 6, San Francisco trimmed Pitta- when they took turns driving a The veteran left-hander and Marve Staehle, who also won a burgh 4-3 in 11 innings, Milwau- golf cart around the 18 holes pitching coach mentioned the game last Tuesday with a sin- kee beat Chicago 5-2 and Hous- while busily enjoying a golf other day that he wouldn't start ton edged New York 1-0. match for the benefit of their in the opener because the Yan- orphanage. kees will use right-handers in Philadelphia. Aquatic Club's Tryouts Bouton, the team's winnihgest Major Leog pitcher with 17 victories, would Today and Tomorrow be the logical' choice for the first Julius Bores SEA BRIGHT —Tryouts (or game. His shutout against the the Shore Aquatic Club team Athletics was one of the best- Snead and Boras won the 18- will be held today and tomor- pitched games New York has bole best ball medal play exhi- had this season. row at 4 p.m. at Trade Winds By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bition match at Forsgate Coun- Beach Club'* indoor pool. He didn't allow a hit past the try club with a 63 score. The SAC, presently listing 125 second inning, permitted just American league National League; Jersey pros were right on their members, b coached by Bill one baserunner past that point W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. OB. heels with a 69. Palmer (swimming) and Dick and didn't walk anyone. New York .... 89 59 .601 Phila'phia — 90 60 .600 After the first eight holes of Steadman (diving). The victory was the fifth Baltimore . 90 62 .592 Cincinnati 83 66 .557 play, EUis and Mosel were a trail- straight for the Yankees, 13th in Chicago ... 89 63 .586 St. Louis , 83 66 .557 their last 16 games and 20th in ing by three strokes, but picked Detroit . 78 73 .517 San Fran. 83 67 .553 7 • the last 27, or since they started up a stroke by the time they Cleveland 76. 73 .510 Milwaukee _ 77 72 .517 Abbot-Long their sprint to the front. Before 12*4 headed for the 10th tee. DEFENDERS MOVING IN — Dave "Fuzzy" Fazzone carries the ball for Red Bank's Los Angeles •_ 77 76 .503 14>/4 Pittsburgh .... 76 72 .514 that spurt began — with a 13 Snead displayed his best golf Minnesota „. 75 76 .497 15V Los Angeles _ 75 75 .500 Pop Warner football team before defensive end Len Noud moves in to make tackle triumph over Boston in the sec- IS on the deciding 13th hole when he Team Wins Boston 68 84 .447' 23 Chicago 67 82 .450 RI' down with an eagle on the for River Plaza in upper photo. "Skipper" Bott is the ball carrier for River Plaza in Washington _ 59 93 .388 32 Houston 63 88 .417 533-yard par five hole. "Slammin lower photo. Moving in on the defense at* Lou Jacoubs, left, and Peter Rock, right Kansas City .. 54 96 .360 36 New York .... 50 99 .336 39J Sam" belted a long drive off the Doubles Title Saturday's Results / tee, followed by his approach on foreground, of Red Bank. Bott scored one touchdown and passed for another in River X-rays for Tittle Saturday's Results OAKHURST — Entering the fi- New York 8, Kansas City 3 the green. With a 45-foot, putt Plaza's 15-7 Jersey Shore League triumph yesterday at Red Bank. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Veter- San Fran. 13, Pittsburgh 4 nals of me Shore Racquets Club's Boston 7, Minnesota 2 staring him in the face, Snead, an quarterback Y. A. Tittle of Houston 2, New "York 1 doubles tennis tournament with- Washington 1, Chicago 0, 10 putting downhill on tricky rolling the New York Giants suffered a Chicago 5-5, Milwaukee 3-8 out losing a set, a skein started innings green, came through with his best possible rib fracture and torn Cincinnati 7-0, St. Louis B-2 in the quarter-finals, Lynn Abott Cleveland at Detroit, ppd. putt of the day. and William Long defeated Fred River Plaza and Matawan Boro cartilage in yesterday's 27-24 Los Angeles 4, Philadelphia Mosel kept the Jersey golfers loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Los Angeles, at Baltimore, 3, 16 innings Axt and Bruce Johnson, 6-4, 6-1, ppd. In the thick of the battle during Dr. Francis Sweeney, Giants' Sunday's Results ' yesterday to win the tourney Sunday's Results the home stretch when tie championship- Post Second Straight Triumphs team physician, said Tittle was Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 3 dropped birds on both the 16th to be taken to St. Elizabeth hos- New York 4, Kansas City 0 Friday, the newly crowned Los Angeles 8-2, Baltimore San.Francisco 4, Pittsburgh •nd 18th holes. Both were par champions turned back Al BJor- The Jersey Shore Pop Warner connected on a 20-yard scoring pay dirt. He also raced 26 yards pital in New York for Xrays and 3, 11 innings (burs. treatment. 5-8, 1st game 10 innings sted and Ed Torres, 6-1, 6-3, in Football League swung into its pass to Bob Abbott. on the same play in the follow- Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 8 The Giants also had some Chicago 4, Washington 3 the quarter-finals and then took second week of action yesterday Surges Right Back ing period for his second score. Milwaukee 5, Chicago 2 with River Plaza and Matawan trouble getting out of Pittsburgh. Minnesota 12, Boston 4 he measure of Sterling Thomp- George Conley and Bill Fallon Houston 1, New York 0 Boro each posting their second Matawan Boro spotted Keans- A United Airlines spokesman Detroit 6-2, Cleveland 5-7 son and Jim Posten, 6-4, 6-4, in burg a 6-0 lead in the first quar- scored the extra points. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, N the sefni-final round Saturday. victories to pace the Northern said the four-engine DC6-B carry- Today's Games ter and then surged back to win New Shrewsbury averted No games scheduled San Francisco at Houston, N Axt and Johnson had chalked Division activity. ing the Giants home developed 13-6. Mike Gelpke put Keansburg a shutout when Charles Herbert Tuesday's Games Only games scheduled up victories against Jules River Plaza led all the way to some trouble in the number one ahead when he recovered a Mata- scored from one yard away with Baltimore at Detroit Tuesday's Games , Prangere and John Kappmeier, down Red Bank, 15-7. It was Red engine about four minutes after wan fumble in the end zone. The 30 seconds left in the game. Chicago at Los Angeles, N Los Angeles at Chicago 6-3. 6-4, in the quarter-finals and Bank's second loss of the young takeoff. The engine was cut off score remained that way until Scoring one touchdown in each Minnesota at Kansas City, N St. Louis at New York, N William Dey and Ed Mulroy, 6-2, season. "Skipper" Bott got the and the plane returned safely to the second period when Jack quarter, Middletown took the New York at Cleveland, 2, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, N 6-2, in semi-finals before losing winners their first score when he Greater Pittsburgh airport. Sheppard hit paydirt on 35-yard measure of Rumson, 27-0. Richie twi-night Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, N the championship contest. raced 12-yards for a first quar- The Giants left about three pass from Pete Hansen that dead- Stewart had a hand in two Mid hours later aboard a jet. ' : Boston at Washington, N San Francisco at Houston, N All proceeds from the tourna- ter touchdown. Mark Lazo- con- locked matters, Matawan won dletown TDs. In the second stan- ment went to the John Montgom- verted the extra point to make won the game when Garry Gluck za, he threw a 10-yard scoring ery Youth Fund. the score, 7-0. River Plaza upped scored on an eight-yard run pass to Steve Adeskavitz. In the 8CMMARIKS the score to 9-0 when Andy Scala Flsal in the third quarter. following period, he hit pay dirt I.yn Abbot >nd William Long det. tackled Pete Rock in the end Fred Ait. «nd Brace Johnion, 94, S-l. Defending league champion on a six-yard jaunt. Hnnl-FlaaU zone for a safety in the second Fair Haven posted its initial vic- Abbot uirt I*>nr def. Sterling T7H>rnp- quarter. NORTHERN DIVISION •on and Jim Poatrn. 8-4, «-4; Alt »ntouchdowns. In the second >lck Leei and Otto Prlbram, 7-3. S-l: Bott had a hand in the second quarter, he galloped 13 yards on Fair Haven 20, New Shrewsbury Sam Snead Art and Johnson def. Dick Emtry and 1 Vincent O'Nell, 7-5. «-2. River Plaza touchdown when he a counter for his first visit to 6 This Week's River Plaza 15, Red Bank 7 EXPERT "SAME DAY Brick Twp. 27, Long Branch 19 STANDINGS MECHANICS SPECIAL - SERVICE W L T Pet. River Plaza 2 0 0 1.000 Giants, Packers Defeated; Matawan Boro 2 0 0 1.000 Middletown 1 0 0 1.000 Raritan 1 0 1.000 Rumson 1 1 .500 1. Front End Alignment Fair Haven 1 1 .500 Long Branch (0-1) . 0 .000 Bears Edge Vikings, 34-28 New Shrewsbury ...0 .000 2. Front Wheel Balance Matawan Twp. 0 .000 Associated Press the key elements la a rash of the Colts scored all their points fell incomplete in the end zone Red Bank .000 A rare miss on an extra poinl upsets yesterday- in the National in the first half. as the clock ran out. Keansburg 0 .000 3. Brake Adjustment attempt by Green Bay's Paul Football League. - Long Colt TDs Amos Marsh scored two touch- SOUTHERN Hornung, an electrifying 90-yard Green Bay, which whipped de- Unitas hit Lennie Moore for downs as Dallas, with Don Mere- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS • punt return by Pittsburgh's Brady fending champion Chicago a week 52-yard TD in the first perioc dith and Thorn Roach splitting Wall Twp. 46, St. Joseph's 0 4. Wheel Bearing Repack Keys and some classy passing by ago, lost to Baltimore, 21-20, in and-then hooked up with Joh the quarterbacking, defeated Pt. Pleasant 21, West Long San Francisco's John Brodie were the top upset of the day. De- Mackey on a 40-yarder. Hornun Washington. The Redskins took Branch 13 the early lead, but a stingy Cow- ADVERTISEMENT fending Eastern Division cham- hit on runs of 20 and four yards Neptune 21, Lakewood 0 pion New York bowed to Pitts- but missed the extra point afte boy defense led by Mel Renfro, Toms River 33, Southern 0 All 4 *O95 burgh, 27-24, San Francisco up- his second score. turned the tide. Renfro returned Manasquan-Brielle 13, Ocean DISTINGUISHED EXTRA- ended Philadelphia, 28-24, St. a kick 46 yards setting up one Keys lugged a Don Chandle Twp. 0 Bill Jelnt ll.W INCOME OPPORTUNITY Louis and Cleveland struggled to touchdown and raced 39 yards STANDINGS Services Air suipsnilan A a 33-33 tie, Dallas downed punt from the Steeier nine to th with an interception for another. tonltn tor I1H MUOMAtl OKWNM he imi JIM • wHk Giant one, setting up quarte v W L-T Pet. hi H i«rt-«n CMMtlKL latntKi anlilr Washington. 24-18, and Chicago 1.000 EASY back Ed Brown's second touch- The Bears handed Minnesota's Pt. Pleasant 2 0 (iriiMm "hN-nMai" fill plm I, tdmj outlasted Minnesota, 34-28. 1.000 Most American Cars inept, ttrntdm cMi ut ammaHf wpaiw. down of the day as Pittsburg young Vikings their first setback, Manasquan-Brielle .1 0 1.000 BUDGET ti«i. Oa-fe-i^ htWa| vhib ppt m mmj Ht Hornung scored two touchdowns tagged New York with its sec with Billy Wade completing 23 Toms River I 0 MONEY Parts extra, if needed Orrimm. Ulbtl hlflvl, M aU«r ti «|tfn in 31 attempts for 344 1 1.000 ml nrk ••« •ill ttWi H MK InMrtat for the Packers but it was his ond straight loss. passes Brick (2-0) .500 DOWN TERMS Uktal CMmfetlai wtf •Set KpMM ifltnaa. missed extra point try that cost yards. West Long Branch .1 *nli fmr klml i» ttml |>na| 1 lihmi Hi Green Bay a tie. Baltimore's The Giants broke off to a 14 threw three touchdown Wall Twp -.1 1 .500 lead behind quarterback Y. A, Wade ik* J. i. icHutn co., KANOVH I, n. Johnny Unitas was on target with passes and scored once himself Neptune .1 1 .500 two long touchdown passes as Tittle, but Pittsburgh came bacli as the Bears ripped the Minne- St. Joseph's 0 1 .000 with two TDs oefore halftime, sota defenses in the second half Southern - - 0 1 .000 the first on an interception by after being held to a 14-14 tie at Lakewood 0 1 .000 FAMOUS MAKE BATTERIES Chuck Hinton as Tittle crumbled Ocean Twp. 0 2 0 .000 under a jarring tackle by John halftime. If your battery is 26 months Bcplace it now with a low- Baker. Rookie Gary Wood han- oW it can FAIL wrrnotrr WARN- cost dependable battery dled the Giants in the second hall ING and leave you stranded, from Firestone. and engineered an 80-yard touch down drive. R.B. Tire Posts Johnson Stars Some pinpoint passing by Char- Jfrtstont De Luxe Champion ley Johnson brought St. Loui 7-3 Tourney Win within field goal distance with m five seconds remaining agains RED BANK-Slugging catcher in the bottom half of the frame. Cleveland and Jim Bakken's Bruce Phillips clubbed a three- Lou DeGeorge, former Provi SSL NEW TREADS fourth three-pointer of the day run home run to pace Red Bank dence College standout from Fair gave-the Cardinals the tie. RETREADS OH SOUNk TIRE DOMES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES Tire to a 7-3 victory over Garfleld Haven, supplied the big Wow in Jim Brown had put the Browns the inning, drilling a twoout sin- in a New Jersey State Tourna- rnn ^» , in front, 33-30, with 48 seconds ment of Champions game on Me- gle that drove home two of the Extra Space Means Comfort remaining on a one-yard plunge morial Field here yesterday. three runs. ONLY before Johnson went to work. He Red Bank added what proved Phillips' four-bagger came in No need for you to move, just add a room or a level. hit Joe Childress for 24-yards, to be the winning run in the the bottom half of the seventh Plus tax and 4 trade-In tires ol same size off your car. Sonny .Randle for 14 and John next inning when Dan Hourahan This extra space will mean comfort and convenience nning, helping to give Red Bank, David Crow for 16, setting up of Keyport, who joined Red Bank to you and your family. Call us today, let's talk it l 2-1 record in the double ellmi- I Bakken's 28-yard kick. Tire for the tournament games, mtion tournament. It was Gar- over. Lou Groza, who achieved his singled home Dave McKel- ield's first loss in four tourney 11,000th NFL point, also kicked vey from second. SEE US ;ames. I four field goals for the Browns. Phillips' home run In the sev- FOR TIRE! FREE ESTIMATES Monmouth College standout Brodie, who missed 11 games enth put the frosting on the cake. || last year wth a broken arm, Mickey Abarbanol of Asbury Park went the distance for Coach Ontllrld (.1) It. B. Tire (!) picked up 287 yards through the • llTll whart your dollar buys MILES more CALL DAY or NIGHT 291-9065 George Spillanc's nine, finishing W»r«ika,«» 110 PMlforjy.Jli »btt l hl air with 11 completions. Dernle BRlenb.cr 4 1 1 (1111.B 4 1 1 I Casey pickad off six of Brodie's with a four-hitter whilo striking Wllllam«,2l> 1IU Mnml.ll> 2 0 1 wt 12 and walking eight. Four lr,nllltn,ll> 5 0 0 f>riUHr>«,o 2 1 1 I aerials for 169 yards. rrmliwlenz.rl 2 0 0 M'Kelvny.rMb 3 1 0 STORES *SCIILOI;DI:R* of the walks came in the first In- McAIII«lnr,3li ( 0 0 Hfnerchln.Hli (00 Drive Falls Short flctoch.K 2 (I 1 Hour«lmn,l(-rf 2 I 1 The Eagles, who defeated, the ilng when Garfleld jumped out to Tiikiica.rr 3 0 0 Znknnyi'h.rl 1 I) 1 Maple Av«. at Whit* St. 8,2-0 lead. Horlvlnlcli.ii 3 0 (I Klichbeln.oMl i 1 0 CONSTRUCTION CO. I Giants last week, launched a last Flynn.cf 1 0 0 Red Bank—747-5700 T.c-rr H 0 1 YEARS TO PAY minute drive trying to pull It After the visitors added another Ali»rl)»in-|,p 4 1 1 out and went from their own un In the top of the second for 1000 Askury Avt. Aibtty fttk "/ I rr\ llijim ill llnim I III In nl i nil ills aa a < 3S 7 s _ five to the San Francisco nine, a 3-0 edge, Red Bank tied things absence of regular center Bernie 4-WorthyK. No Driver 5-1 4-QulckGoin QtuDll 1-1 Keelan. Two bad passes to punt- 2—Wise Bug Brown 6-1 5—Lisa Dares Horvath 6-1 M Race—Pace, 1900. Dodge Time (Dancer Jr.) 11.00 4.60 3.00 er John Rodgers by sub center DOWNING REDWINGS — Bayshore Redwings' defensive halfback and punter John S—Oscar Patch Howard 6-1 J-MerryMel Manger 8-1 Shadydale Yanklos, (Camden) 3.60 2.M Pajquotank Sue, (Wagner) 3.40 Jackson Cunningham set up Ham- 1-Petes Pride Story 81 6-Yogle Sowash 8-1 Rodgers is brought down by Hammonton tackle Tony Mesiina, upper picture, while 4th Race—Pace, 1900. monton TDs. I—Hazy Hanover AbbatieUo 10-1 7—Why Try No Driver 10-1 John D NebtMt 7.fe> 3.60 3.30 Hammonton's Harold lvello moves in to atsist in Hammonton'* 26-0 drubbing of Red- Colleen Royal (Jaeger) ._ 3.30 2.80 The first score in the third Also Eligible: Abo Eligible: Cimbee (Cotton) —— 3.40 wings Saturday night at Leonardo. Punter Rodgers was victim of poor map from 5th Race—Pace. 12.000. session got started from the Ham- Rosalina Nimitz No Driver Nona's Pride BasOono Adiloo (Howard) 5.10 3.«0 2.40 Spangler Volo (C.Abbatlello) 4.90 3.00 monton 33. Arnie Byrd, the speed center on play. In lower photo, quarterback Ernie "Nipper" Vaughan, right, of Red- True Forbei (H. Dancer Jr.> 3.W merchant and greased runner for 6th Ran—Trot, {2,000. wings tries to circle and on rollout with throe Hammonton linemen taking chat*. Ham- Maybella Wynwood, (Gummeraon) Hanunonton, moved past the 43 i 17.W 1.80 5.30 for a first down. Three plays monton playen, left to right, are Messina, "Tiny" Kiefor and Frank LaSasso. Olympic Champs to Earn Proud Brucitas Gay Boy (Qutnn) 4.20 3.40 Lucky Slar. (WelU) 4.80 later, Vail hit end Tom Summer- Ttti Rac«—Pace. WOO. go, tossed one of his long passes mendous defensive performance HammootM (M> Dave Liner, (C. AbbatieUo) our with a pass which moved the •End, — Fein. LaSuao, Sommtreur. 27.00 8.30 4.90 which just eluded the out- for the Boilermakers. Also a con- Boca. Brown, Rusulll. Lloyda Direct (Howard) .-. 3.40 3.00 visitors to the Redwings' 2T. Aft- Tackles — iltuini. Wojdechaovakl, Places in the History of Sport stretched arms of Ernie "Nipper" Caaadla, KMItr, DoM. Ralcnoa, (Sowash 3.M er the next play picked up tributing factor on defense was Slh Race—Pace, 16,000. Vaughan. The next one connected OuaM« — hrtllo, DtafoK, ICiarltUa, Royal Rick, (Parklivion) _i.«0 S.4O 160 yard, Byrd scooted to the 19. On "Tiny" Keifer, a ffliQound Cat*. Scalldl. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Bert Nel- Only unfavorable weather condi- Australia's Ron Clark' is going Craig creed (Conrad) 9.00 4.00 for seven yards to Vaughan, and Ctrtten-DtUtirefitta, Cater- SotlL the next play, he went around his tackle, who was flying into Bay- Backs — Vail. Rlntataie, Byrd. son, publisher of Track and tions can prevent a major assault for a Zatopek, with high ratings Chin Whlikera (H. Dancer Jr.) 2.80 another pass lost yardage. Rodg- left end for a 19-yard TD run. shore's backfield during the en- Rehmann, Landlord. CInasUa. Thomp- Field News and famed as one on the record book and at leas in the 5,000, 10,000 and mara- Uncle ArUnc (Stepbeni) 11.00 7.40 6.40 Jones made it 134 with a perfect ers, again back to kick, didn't son, stontl, Keller. Saatora, BudK. Mel Scott, (Dunkley) . 19.40 8.40 tire time he was in the lineup. CsiUnn at of the foremost experts on ath- two-thirds of the marks shouk thon. Star OI Gold (Molnar) _ 5.B0 boot have a chance on a bad pass Ends — Vau(.ian, Dooley. Ltwli, letics in the world, has written fall. Any of the above could be- 10th Race—Pace. S900. from center. Hammonton linemen Keifer, who played only high CunnlBEham- Alton Tan- (Story) 4.40 3.80 3.00 After the Bayshore Club took Tacluca — iluitlUo. Sylvestri. Tlrado. an exclusive series of 10 arti- No spur-star is an assurred come a standout with just one Jealoui Abbe (Lubar) 8.00 9.80 poured in and the kick was school ball, appeared as if he Wlttek. cles for The Associated Press winner. True, there are apparent superb victory. All are world Wilbee (Qulnn) 4.40 the kickoff, the Redwings failed blocked. Out of the pack came Guard* — K'.jto'K. Bcolt. Hicks. Total Dandle 1577,850. Attendance to gain a yard in three downs and was ready to step up to the Na- Crater* — Tuon, VarKHnrwtlwtt. previewing all the Olympic certain victors in sprinters Bob record holders at the peak,of Twi» Dooblo J-M-t — FmJd a Hammonton player with the tional or American Football Backs — Blh.ud. CtMw.Il. Owns. track and field events. Hayes and Henry Carr of the their form. But there are other Twin Double Handle »47,17». WtBBtot Rodgers was again back to punt loose ball and, he was over tho Van Brunt. Roe. rnrar, Itoditrt. Dckcto (I). Taking a poor pass, he couldn't league. Nowlln, CunuoUit, ft'atton, Wteafuad. He has gone even further, United States, in Peter Snell of record men around and still ^ goaL liasv- before anyone knew Davit New Zealtmg in the 1,509 meters, other athletes fully prepared to do anytfilngrhiBt-HoTd on to, what happened. Jones made tha _, Once again another fine crowd Hamraonton __„ & 0 30 0—V sticking his neck out by pick- Royals Sign Lucas'. ball and gerhtt, and he did. Baysbore —_««__ ») O O 0— o ing the first six probable Valery«-8rlH«l of the Soviet knock off the kings. The hero of kick good for the 264 score. was on hand to witness thrilling Touchdowns — rtrtimann (t-M.K Starting from the Redwing IS, and hard played football by the Byrd <2J tt-yd. ran. lS-yd. rani; finishers In each event. Union in the high jump and 1964 could be any of 20 or 30 To Complete Squad The Boilermakers kept Bay- MauriMIo im with bwctM Kick), Dallas Long of the United States men. Byrd picked up seven yards on semi-pros. Potnti alter toucSdowtu — Joots C. These articles take into ac- CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cin- shore in its own territory most Idcisi. in the shot put A certain winner in the quest his first carry and then went Lou Mustillo, Bayshore tackle, oount all the latest perform- cinnati Royals of the National of the game except in the final ances around the world and But at least one shocking up- for medals is the United States. Basketball Association signed Jer- around right end for the TD with was taken to Riverview hospital Peralta Wins Bout g g Redwing?' tacklers slipping off period when the visiting subs re- provide an ideal stage-setting set of^ifiafif . ffor m i s inevitableiibl . America's best ever squad can following a leg injury. ry Lucas, last season's him as if he "were greased for ceived'some-action. With Bibaud Bibaud, who wasn't scheduled BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Ar- for the Olympic Games which One36EaM§tfe "certain" winners not help but grab more firsts Rookie-of-the-Year last week and open Oct. 10 in Tokyo.) seconds and thirds than any the night. This time the Bayshore tossing passes at a fast clip, the to play because of an injury, gentine light heavyweight cham- y did John Thomas thus completed the job of getting defense poured in and blocked By BERT NELSON in the I960 high jump and Lou other country and probably wil Redwings moved from their own couldn't resist the temptation and pion Gregorio Peralta outpointed all players under contract. Jones' conversion attempt. was in uniform and in action by (One of a series) Jones in the 1956 400 meters. Or outscore the next three or four No salary figures were given 25 to the Hanunonton 25 where Mauro Mina, Peruvian and South After the kick,- the Red wings the time the second quarter rolled When the last medal is awarded, a lightly regarded competitor combined. Lucas received an estimated $35, they were finally halted. again failed to get an offensive around. American Champion, in a 10- late in the afternoon of October may reach the heights, as did In the next article we wil 000 as a rookie, when he was rolling. Gene Bibaud, the quarter- Tony Messina, who starred at round fight Saturday night at the 21 in Tokyo's 70-000-seat National Horace Ashenfelter with his start taking a look at prospects the team's second high scorer Next game for the Redwing's is back making the Bayshore team Luna Park arena. Stadium, the track and field world. .xecord-breaking steeple- in each event, including a neck- behind Oscar Robertson with 1, Temple last year, turned in a tre- at Camden this coming Saturday. athletes of the 1964 Olympic chase "triumph in 1952 and 17 out -prediction of the first six 400 points, an average of J7.7 a Games most surely will have year-old Bob Mathias with his finishers. game, and top rebounder. earned proud places in the his- "impossible" 1948 decathlon gold tory of sport. medal. They will have rewarded their One Olympian from each Games Three Visitors Record Victories followers the world over with always is singled out by his ad- heated competition from which mirers as the hero of that year. will come a deluge of records Often it is a multiple winner, In Opening of MBC Fall Series work and not a few shocks ot sur- such as Jesse Owens and his four prise. And they will produce one golds of 1936 or Emil Zatopek country and one man more and his three distance victories RED BANK — Three visitors Arnold Schwartz, Ferd Stendei highly honored than "all the rest. in. 1952. Or it may be a magnifi- and five host club sailors won and Tom Gibson led the hosl More than 50 countries will cent one-eventer, suoh as 1,500 races when Monmouth Boat Club club sailors in the competition. send into action athletes meet- meter record-breaker Herb El- opened its fall sailing series on Schwartz won both races in the ing the highest ever entry liott in 1960. the Navesink River yesterday. Lightning class, second largest standards. Among them will be Carr May Star • Eleven races were sailed in six fleet with 13 starters. world record holders in no less Three athletes have good classes. The Penguin class, with Stender copped both races fo: than 20 of the two dozen events. chances to become the best re- but two entries, had only a single the Wood Pussy class and Gibsor But so great is the competi- membered star of 1964 by win- race. was the victor in each Jet 14 race. tion,' and so deep is the talent, ning more than one event. Carr Visiting sailors to record wins Other MBC winners wer that less than half these record who should win the 200, may were Quentin Fraaer of the Fair Mickey Methot and Sue Harrison holders can look forward to add gold medals from both re- Haven Sailing Club in the opening Methot won the second Flyin winning the highly coveted lays. Blue Jay race, Geoff Bourne o Dutchman race while Miss Har- Olympic gold medal. Holder of both the 880 and mile the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yach rison 5eat clubmate Bob Harris Club in the second Blue Jay event No Record Safe world marks, Snell might pull off in the two-boat Penguin race. and John Ulbrich of Lavalette in No Olympic record is safe. the difficult 800-1,500 double. And Blue Jay entries totaled 20 t< the first Flying Dutchman oice. make it the largest Class. Follow ing the 13-boat Lightning fleel came Wood-Pussy and Jet 14s with eight. Flying Dutchman wit Trusted from coast to coast N.F.L. seven, and Penguins with two. MONMOUTH BOAT CLUB Ulhtnlngi Standings Flrtt Rmce HFC's reliable money service 1. Arnold Schwartz, 2. June Uethot, EASTERN CONFERENCE 3. Bob Howie. 4. Herb VeHal, 5. Sand] Ewry year Household Finance helps Huntsman. 6. Bill Hills, 7. Dick Beck, WIT Pet. 8. Vlrg Vaughan, 9. Bill Heron, 10. than 2 million people from coast Cleveland _ — 1.000 Nina Vuyojevlch, 11. Ted Marko, 12, Boy Kn»pp, 13. Caroline Nord, DNP. to coast solve their money problems. St. Louis 1.000 Second Rue 1. Schwartz, 2. Methot, 3. Veital, .. When you need a loan for any good Philadelphia .500 Huntsman, 5. Howie. 6. Vaughan, 7. Pittsburgh .500 Marko, 8. Vuyosevlch, 9, Knapp. purpose—borrow confidently fromHFC. Blue Jays Dallas .500 Flral Race 1. Quentin Fmzltr. 2. Bill Hitchcock, Washington .000 3. Dave Allen, 4. Flp Chlnnock, 5. Cur! Cath MONTHIV PAYMENT PIAN5 New York 0 .000 Delano, 6. Hank Gllbertson. 7. Hermsr Noweck, 8. Jim Heron, 9, Steve Vowln- U 11 < WESTERN CONFERENCE kel, 10. atoll Bourne. 11. Geoff Allen, ttfmt, ttmltu pstmt> Dmmtt 12. Sherry Clifton, 13. Ruth Chlnnock, • WL Pet 14. Betty Howie, 15. Frtd Brandt, li $109 8 6.97 E9.75 518.15 Los Angeles 1.000 Kathy Koian, 17. Jack Jamison. 1 36.31 Steve Stomber, 19. Jon 8chwartz. 2M 13.93 19.50 Detroit 1.000 300 516.77 20.90 29.25 54.46 Second Race Minnesota 1 I .500 1. Bourne. 2. Howie, 3. Heron, 4. 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Louis at San Francisco No Starters. POGO By WAIT KELLY DAILY CROSSWORD6 THE DAILY HEGJ5HR Sq>t, II.. 1.PVMUM4 4, Supposes , no*: SBhA Expect Crowd At GOP Fete noU C(M,T'JT&S item.MOCK ~- A'l«r«k'tera** crow am/dd ctased tarn imOf M* cltrk A«i Wyii« io *e 7. lift 2»:Post- k expected at fee WwntMp P.t- wife 8. Contsfning pone publican Club's second a&aual building. 11. Sham 31 Greek dinner-dance in the American pioyee uxl does not j It Declines letter Hotel, Freehold, Saturday, Oct. 3, 13. Distress sucb poHtical •cUvity, continent: S3. Residue starting at 7 p.m. ' pow. signal of 14. Self- 18. Prickly burned satand**** sanw Tickets may be purchased ATW(MOD«IUHI ' J • envelope material 40. Coniferous through the event's, committee: ME»LETOWN - M6 . 16. Capital: of afruit 34. Depart tree William H. Deedemeyer, chair- Mrs. Robert Zanfc and Mr. Norway 16. Measure from ILBpedeiof man: Mrs. John S. Tennant; Mrs. EUt ViMer, Normwdy 17. At home of length 35. Shallow piluter George E. 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Jail Man Chess 264.0181 On Burglary, To Meet Entry G)iuits Tomorrow Open Hon. and Fri. Evening* 'Til 9 Pjff. DEAiL — A Brooklyn burglary NEW SHREWSBURY - The suspect was remanded to the first meeting of the fall season of Monmouth County jail in default By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD of $100,000 bail here Friday. the Chess Club will be held to- STEVE ROPER Magistrate Harold Halpern re- morrow at 7 p.m. in the cafete- 6 PHAROA-fM iO WHY* DID YOU DECIDE TO fused to lower the bail at the ria of Tinton Falls School. i There is still nothing like the BECAUSE OF/ HIDEOUT IN A TOUGH /A~A MAM HERE request of the defendant, Gae- Players of all strengths from 1DWM UKE «c-r-r= all areas are welcomed to the SBOI HAD JUST CMKE attorney Raymond Brown. club. Informal games will be TO SHED m HUSBWD'-BUT The suspect was arrested here arranged for juniors between the Sept. 5, when furs and jewels ages of 12 and 18, as well as for Big M amounting to $26,000 were al- adults. legedly found in his car. The Several tournaments are loot was reportedly stolen from planned throughout the year. Aluminum Combination the home of Newman Grodnick, This fall the club will sponsor a 44 Roosevelt Ave., here. speed chess tournament with tro- STORM WINDOW He has been charged with phies for the winning junior and burglary, breaking and entering, adult. A one-day tournament is PRICED ELSEWHERE FROM $3 to $S MORI! HEAVY DUTY THROUGHOUTI receiving stolen goods and planned for Christmas. disorderly conduct. The case HIAVY DUTY FRAME! will go to the grand jury. A handicap tournament will be 95 held later in the year. Awards HIAVY DUTY INSISTS! will be presented to the most vm HIAVY DUTY SPRINGS! Sunburst Design improved junior and adult play- m NUBBIN By /fitf BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW ers as determined by vote of the A REAL IUY AT ONLY 1IMST1. OPT. membership. Albert Morris is president of the. club. Dr. Richard Hamilton Also in white .14.95 suee THEWS A eis is secretary and Robert Keevers, { TURNOUT/ treasurer. • IUDMT TERMS • FUI DELIVERY Daily owJ Sorardoy • A.M.-5:3O P.M. MEETING TOMORROW Wfad oad Friday 'tU t P.M. HIGHLANDS'^ Secret pals oako's and I having birthdays in July, August and September will be celebrated following Hie meeting of the La- dies' Auxiliary, Veterans of For- eign Wars, tomorrow at the post 32 IROAD ST. 741-7500 RED RANK home, 331 Bay Ave. Mrs. Vi- vian Sanborn, secret pal chair- man, will be in charge. ••••••••••••••••••f

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Why not stop in and discuss this important matter with WHY PAY one of our mortgage counselors? MORE? Every mortgage counselor in our of- fices is a home owner and a borrower. He can readily understand and sympa- thetically consider your mortgage prob- MARK TRAIL By ED DODD lem. His advice will be honest and tin- ' WHAT BOOT OF I SEEN HIM INSTALLING A TO HAUL NAW, WOULDN'T cere. Let's talk it over. BUSINESS IS RUFF BK3 WATER TANK ON MIS BE NO POINT IN LONDON IN, OLD BOAT, BUT I DONT MAYBfc? THAT.-.IT'S FOE TIMER? KNOW WHAT FOR/ SOMETHING ELSE/ MIDDLETOWN HE'S WHAT YOU'D CALL Route 35 and AN OPERATOR ..DO ANYTHING Mew Monmouth Rd. TO MAKE A FAST BUCK/ New Shrewsbury | at Route 35 (00 Broodwoy,ot Norwood Aw., U** Shrewsbury Ave. • OaMiunr • Holmdtl • Kayport • MMdMow* APARTMENT* THE DAILY REGISTER AUTOS & TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES HELP HEUP FORSAZE ft* 16—Monday, Sept, 23, 1% ; V XzUVKL TJUXUtR 1957 CADILLAC MJ5 WILL HIRE- EijIJAW Ijt! VI1J.1S IBM EVERY MILE YOU DRIVE ... naxn * mwot ou» ANNOUNCEMENTS Alt'. COlHJlTl.Ol-tt.lj :S«?H tout tHMM4!l«UI/ to til TINTQNAYtL li'ldl* <;O!its!TL'jli IS ; KEYPUNCH ia jMt m »*>»•»•_, $577 lie tit M* . •"•"- AUTO FMttX—Kill-AIRS OPERATOR FOR llVTfciiVtfcY/ 066-MH m ocean tttlMng. DOLLARS YOU SAVE1 , tnatut, tUhiag aao , 1S54 TWO DOOR CHEVROLET — Ex- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS — Ad- » Center . . . one * cellent second car. Good condition. Will justed, repaired. John D. Roberta Auto TELEVISION JUBPiUR MAN — Out- & walking misus accept highest offer, 787-3896. With 1-2 yeari ot Alplia- aide calll. Excellent pay with holldnji For Immediate Delivery . ... TRAVEL- TsUNSPORTATION Service, 282 H. Oceanport Ave., Ocean- Numeric experience required Uu We« Saw at Port M port. (Opposite post office). 222-2218. for the second shift: 4 p.m. and vacation.. Apply Scialfa TV. 701 bus* to Nmatk ana Hi* » A TRIP FOR SALE 1561 SIMCA — Original owner. Under easy charge credit. to 12 midnight. Broadway, We OCMUM* p.m. to 7 p.m. ; BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Honday-Friday 8 m.m. to 3 licenae. Steady employment, loUtinj p.m. $49-2316. Ujhttd puknu anas. 1956 CADILLAC convertible. Musi sell. atiifu. Good 6ftD*ftt program. Brand New Furniture i AUTOMOTIVE Call between 10-5 weekdays. COMPLETE! BOAT SERVICE 741-4768 HANSON - VAN WuftcLJC - MTONING for only j§ AUTOS & TRUCKS ZOBEL'S MARINE SERVICE COMPANY, Church St., Itaiawaa. 1961 RAMBLER — Four-door, SS9S. (Formerly Blue Water Marina) WILL, TRAIN — Ambltioui. hardwork- McCARthy Chevrolet. inclusive Distributors. Zobel'a Ski BELL $266 KOOU APABTMM* IMS &RVAIR MONZA — 12,000 tailes ing; individual aa tout* rider and aalu- (TWO BSDROOJU) »0CMl-*ar. Wtilte with black top. Priced 2M-1101 Skiffs and yachts. roan with K&ore'i leading laundry and • 9 Pc. Modern Bedroom «M MONTH to tau at 51.S95. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — 3,500 miles. 700 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright dry cleaninf establishment. Hlgtait (Plymouth, Valiant, Cnrysler, Imueria New car guarantee. *l,550. Call 842- PHONE 741-5123 TELEPHONE wage Bcale In county. Full benefit!. Apply STAR CLEANERS AND LAUN- • 8 Pc. Modern Living Room (HI HEAT * HOT WA1W Dtitt*.) 33S3. 16' OLD TOWN SKIFF — 35 h.p. DEKERS. 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch • S Pc. Dinette and a Renewed Family Size Maurice Schwartz & Sont 1961 VOLVO P1800 S — Perfect condl- Johnson outboard. Remote control. Elec- LABORATORIES fttntii* OtDts «a Prwnlim lon. Will take best otrer. Call 741-1321 tric starting, full canvas. Fully Crawford Corner Rd. SALESMAN — Management potential. Refrigerator included. ltl TJ» Front St. Itwl Bank 747-0787 (veekcmi-s and evenings. equipped. Excellent condition. J395. Women'« ahoei. Some college. To 190 TOLiMi-MM . Call Dr. Saul Shapiro. 291-08:$. Holrndel, N. J. (near Red Bank) per week. 1998 PLYMOUTH — Four door blue 1956 FORD — Nine passenger station Pay $2.50 Weekly DHUXTI0N8: From KM Buk, Kjou and Time V-S engine, radio, heater, Wagon. Radio, heater, automatic. $165. An equal opportunity employer DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES automatic. Good condition. t2C9. 787-6361 23' SKIFF — Cabin, two bunks, head, 7 Broad St. 747-3333 Red Bank Roomi Sold Separately 31 to Tlaton Ais, ton rlBrt <* TM; "41-36^7. 115 h.p. In water. Clinker built. (650. •OCTOR'B OFFICE — General ansUrt ma Av«., uDKOiaaUlr LOW It m 1M1 BtlENAULT CARAVELLE — Ex- 1955 SHINY, CLEAN, BLACK FORD— Can 842-2915 after 5 p.m. ant, part-time, some typing, filing, MEN-FULL TIME FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE Oiunu7 dus Afiartmaoxs and wmxm celleM condition, 28,000 miles. Call Convertible. Needs motor work and 1 itome mechanical aptitude and willing 56663M. lop. H50 or beat offer. 747-5269. 30 RICHARDSON — 1836. Sleeps four, to learn. Please *tite age and refer- Full time, nlgfet office cleaning ]ot» fully equipped, In water. (2,200. 1957 ences, write Box 245. Atlantic Highland! In Uiddletown area. Uonday-Friday, SIX ROOMS not wat« nsU orar-loc*- ifl5» --CHEVROLET IMPALA—Hardtop. .964(4 VOLKSWAGEN - 10,000 miles. Chryalef Motor. 872-1174. 6 p.m.-2:30 a.m. Steady. No experience tni ocean. Audlu . no pets, will tx l'W per cent financing with absolutely 'all WAITRESSES — One full, one part- necessary. Must have car. Must bring Field Furniture Company, available the. IS of this month. »1 Lla- no cash needed. Low weekly bank, pay- 291-0147 CHRIS CRAFT — 1959 CAVALIER time. Apply in person only Mermaid birth or baptismal certificate to ln> den Ave., HUthlands. incnPof 5762 Call OASIS MOTORS. CRUISER — 23'. 1S5 h,p., 350 hours, Diner, Hwy. 36. Leonardo. 11 East Front Street Keyport, New Jersey Rout* 9, Sayrevllle, 721-7100. tervtew. Apply in person this Tuesday FURNISHED THKXB LAKQB ROOMB 1961 BORGWARD ISABELLA station many extras. (2,450. Can be seen at ALTERATIONIST — Eiperlenc* on afternoon only, 1 p.m. at the Harmony 264-3020 \ —Bath. Separate entrance. ISO Wilson JRENJiULT PEUGEOT M.G. wagon. Priced to sell at $595. the Keyport Marine Basin. 566-9144. fine ladies dresses. Call Bowl, Rt. 39, Mlddietown. No phone Ave., «\»t HoanuHith. HT-MW. 3LUST1N lUSALliY - SPRITE I Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperial calls. Open daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. MUST SELL AT SACRIFICE — 15' 741-4819. - MONMOUTH MOTORS Dealer.) EXPERIENCED FIAT ROOF MAN - rWUi QABLSa - » >v»*nM* fvek. Hwy." 35 542-2414 Ealontown wooden boat with 7% h.p. Evinrude TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST — Interesting Thursday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. Red Bank on HTSE. 3H U« but Maurice Schwartz & Sons outboard motor. In excellent condition. position in pleasant surrounding*. Must Or crew. Carpenter and helper tor moms vatnmlsltM, tln-msn olOc*. 1850 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Good For information, call lrwin's Yacht type well and be able to talk with the sldnrall work. Permanent Job at good 741-23M. running condition and tires. Best offer. 41 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-O7S7 Works 741-0288. public. Experience necessary. Growth wages. Call superintendent : 77J-O70S I MORTGAGES Call'alter 5 p.m. 741-4J378. .956 CHEVROLET BELAIR — Two potential with young company. Fee a.m. to 8 a.m. FOR SALE UNFURNISHED — TIUM room Vpalt- lour hardtop, V-S. Power brakes, radio, WINTER STORAGE paid. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - mtnt Atlantic Hlghlaoda. KatwoniH*, heater. Exceptional clean throughout 1AVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES Full time. Apply in person Reder'i F1R8T ANL. SECOND MORTOAOBS nnt KM>», all utilities. Mq-BW. LEVINE-WiiBB ZOBEL'S MARINE SERVICE AVAILABLE _ lawla & SUrit, RHI SEEK NO MORE PILGRIM Hwy. 33 512-1020 JCatontown 1375. 532-3631, 747-0590 alter 5 p.m. 77 Broad St. 747-33S5 Red Bank City Service. River Rd., and Blngnam NEW — 3V4 room garden aparlmtnu. I Formerly Blue Water Marina) *.ve., Rumson. - :e A Hortgiga Consultant. 164-0311. CADILLAC 1961 CONVERTIBLE — Low1957 CHEVROLET — Two-door hard' Exclusive Distributors. Zobel's Ski skiffs CASH IN ON THE BIO FALL and Beautiful OK kltcben. Free, Hsat hot mileage: like new; original owner, lop, i6S5. McCARthy Chevrolet. and yachts. Cnrisimas telling season. Fine, weeUy MEN WANTED — For automobile THAT UTTLB OLD FRAME MAJfEH water, air conditioning. TV out let and «4,80OT Call 222-1238 or 774-1492. 291-1101 700 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Incomes, plus savings bonds. Earn your body, repair and paint shop. Experi- MERCHANDISE piridnr. New York bus at door step. PHONE 741-5123 holiday expanse money with Avon Pro- enced aiut helpers. Permanent position. Valk to beach and ehopplng center. 1957 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Good 1955 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON ducts. Write Mrs. Margaret Gulotta. Now renting (mm $100 per month. -tick shift. Call Burdee's Oaxace, 597 Branch Ave., Lit- FOR SALE LOU COOPER condition. J495. SAIL AWAY — For a day or week. P. O. Box 190. Red Bank or call 741-4343 tle Silver. 483 Shrcwaburr Av«. H7-19T5 747-5881. Available for charter. Stout Fella, Sr. MATILDA TERRACE DAY WAITRESSES — Harrys Lobster STUDENTS WITH OAR — High school yUR WINDOW SHADS prices start at LAST CHANCB — Antloue fourpoeter 1%1 CHEVROLET — Brookwood wag- 1941 PACKARD — Good condition, best Class inboard auxiliary sloop, 26$ x Mouse, Sea Bright Will Interview be otter. Call 7'6 x 3'1(J. Spacious cockpit seats eight or college students with car and tele- 8 cents on your rollers to $17.75 ea, bed and matenlns mahogany cnest, APARTMENTS on. 11,293. McCAKthy Chevrolet, 291- tween 5 and 6. phone to assist busy Fuller Brush )ur Venetian blinds start at 12.78 ea. chaise lounge, email antique maple har- 946-4610. or more for Ciy sailing, cuddy cabin, 488 Second Ave. Long Branch 1101. u head, icebox for lour overnight. Ex- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Apply dealer, evenings and Saturdays. Can J8.es. Hufe stock, no wsitlnf, just vest table and tour chairs, maple cones 1957 CHEVROLET — Two-door hardtop, 1963 FORD four-door sedan, sacrifice perlenced sailors only. Call 741-2800. Harmony Coffee Shop, Hwy. 35, Mid- earn S2J to $100 per week span tlnu. cs your measurements. table, cheval mirror, small Duncan Dial 222-5756 qr 842-0505 19frt CorveUe engine, hurst floor shut, U.295. Call after « p.m. dletown, call between 7-9 p.m. 741-3723, ^ll KI 1-5813. Phyre dining room table. Call HKR- all brand new parts, 2.000 miles on 747-S624. END OF SEASON SPECIAL — 2S h.p. PRKS8MAN — Heidelberg * LJUH PROWN'S LOOMB, 7<1151g.or 70-5920 evenings. ermine. 671-5416. Can be seen anytime Johnson outboard, in running condition, YOUR FABULOUS GIFT — Store party AOELPHU — at 524. Large sUrac- 1960 BUICK ELECTRA — Four-door plan. Featuring hand crafted gifts. Im- Olant presses. Experience necessary. 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7100 STBRO — Zenith console model al- Uve furnished apartment. For teachers Saturday or Sunday. Must sell going hardtop. Gold and brown. Low mile- a« ls. (35. Call 812-2533. Steady work for reliable- man. CO1I- into service. ports and so forth. No Investment. >ICK YOUR OWK CANNING TOMA- most new. or business. 4SM3J7. age, engine and body In excellent con- Earn white you leam. We need girls MERCTA1, PRE38. 74T-36U. , TOES — But bring your own basket. 812-2(30. dition. Must sell. (1.250. 671-9020. 24' LUHRS — 170 V8 Gray motor, UNrURNISBED APARTMENT — la 1957 MERCURY — Standard shift. New Fast. Complete (1,600 everywhere. 7*7-0319. WANTED — YOUNG. MAN TO COVER Pumpkins, sweet com, etc. THE STORE FIXTURES — Seven beautiful Red Bank. Walking distance to all bus paint and battery. 959 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — S91J132. MONMOUTH AND OCEAN COUNTY LAURINO FARM. Sycunort Avc, Nnr cases. Ideal for men's, women's or lines and business district. (10 THE 671-3312. Best offer. Call SEWING MACHINE AREA FOR LEADING MORTGAGE Shrewsbury. children's shop. Call 812-33M or 212-4044 DOWSTRA AOENCY 741*00. 1360 VOLKSWAGEN two-door sedan, 775-1511 1959 THOMPSON — 19'. 50 h.p. John BANKING FIRM. EXCELLENT FU- DESKS |15 Up. FILES fUBO up. table*, son motor. All electric, lully equipped, TURE POSSIBILITIES FOR AGOHES >< 1 DDrma ROOM BET—Four pieces, six RED BANK — Three modern rooms, SS95 1957 PONTIAC WAOON — (495. Me (750. Call 787-7224. OPERATORS SIVE YOUNO MAN. ON-THEJOB chain, adding tn ^ ^ntiiJ typevrltaitv chairs, table pads. French provincial. unfurnished. Desirable location. 110 Me- (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperial CARUiy Chevrolet. TRAIN1NO. LIBERAL EXPENSE AC- oHict equipment, etc at bargain price*. Perfect condition. Best offer. 8W-W41 [>area St. Corner Prospftct, luqulrtf 14t» Dealer.) 291-1101 Single needle operators to work on J.w or and. AAO DESK OUTLXT. 1175. ladles and girls coats and car coat*, COUNT PROVIDED. WRITE! "A-B.," :ie. 35. Olihurst M1-3SS0. LOOKING FOR real value in *>& alumi- Maurice Schwartz & Sons BUSINESS NOTICES piece work. Shore Coat Co., 22 Bridge Box 511. Red Bank. num window? Be sure not to miss oar 19*0 PLYMOUTH Fury Wagon. lull Ave., Red Bank, (tint floor Elmer IEFRIQIRATOR AND FREEZER RED BANK — not location, tar- HI VV. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 power, air conditioned, ^ local car. Ave., Red OPENING NEW TERRITORY heavy duty Xnglneer. Just finished nished three rooms, bath, redecorated. installing over aw [or one customer. Call 741-2008. 222-2018 after 8. 1960 CHEVROLET — $750. Low mile Priced fo sell (1,095. building). exciting career In sales couruellni »I2.S» each. age, very good condition. School teach (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperial RECOMMENDED EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANT- with management opportunity. Centra SEVEN ROOKS — Furalahtd or un- er's car. Just bought a new mie. 264 Dealer.) ED — Must apply la person, SHORE Jersey market. College grtd,. owner of furnished. Hi baths. Holmdel. Call REMODELING POINT INN, Holmdel Rd. * Hwy. 35,business or someone wltn sales exper- HAMMOND PRO,WN'S T41-78S8. 076S. Maurice Schwartz & Sons Hazlet. ience, should be 30 to W. No travel. Broad Bt. "Red Bank 741-7100 RENAULT DAUPHINE — 1958, Excel- 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 SERVICE We will pay $720 a month to the man ORGAN STUDIO TUREE-ROOM APARTMENT lent -condition, new tires. Call alter 3 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY who qualifies. Paya LI 9-7575, evenings CALL p.m. 711-9136. 1960 FOUR DOOR DODGE DART — Every type of remodeling, modernizing, Top position In growing company. Ex- 747-0151. or Asaimi PABS MERCHANDISE WANTED Ttl-Mll Excellent condition. Only 37,000 miles- renovating and alteration, capably and ecutive experience necessary. Must pos- VSBD INSTRUMENTS 1S60 BUICK CONVERTIBLE — Fully 1750. 747-3598. economically performed. One-year writ sess excellent typing and fiteno tkHla. INDUSTRIAL, SALES Hiomasi Spinet Organ ...... f 345 WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — Haw •quipped, black, low mileage. Good con- ten guarantee. Beforfe you sign any con-(Salary to $450 {or exceptional cap&bUl Career opportunity leading to salel lammond Cbord Orcan ,i... $ 349 WANTED three-room furntshtd garleo apart- dition. Can be seen at COMMUTERS LATE 1962 CORVAIR — Monza Sypder tract, be sure to Set a prompt, free ties. manager position in dynamic company. iaromond Eitra-Volce Or(ta —_» 395 meota. Patios, air conditioning and TV. E8SO-, 47 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. coupe. Maroon, black interior, 15,000 estimate from us. No money down. DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES Degree-M.E. preferred, plus Industrial !onn Minuet Organ ~ % S45 WOODEN BAR Weekly, monthly rales. NAUTILUa miles, turbo charged, 150 h.p., four Easy monthly payments. LINDEN 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red BanK sales experience, salary open. isJdwln Ornsonlc Orjan % S79 APARTMENTS. Dial I42OS0&. 1950 DODGE speed poaitraction, whitewalls, tinted DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES Over 35' long, no back bar required Best offer LUMBER, Since 1937. Visit our full-size REGISTERED NURSE3 — 11 p.m. to ammnsjnmood H-M33 OrgaOg n f Ml Call Mr. Armstrong. 741-1500. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnish*. windshield, radio, heater, seat belts, "Ideal room" displays at Rt. 35, 77 Broad St. 747-3399 Red Bank Call 711-1325 padded dash, heavy duty suspension, 7 a.m. Excellent wages, steady em- ammond trIOO Organ. four rooms and oath, ntldeailal section. Manasquan or Monmouth Shopping Cen- ployment. 'A.K." Box Ml, Red Bank DRAFTSMAN — Mecbaclcal. tor plant CASH tor old toy trains, troiuy cars Available October 1. IW-10J9. JAGUAR COUPE—XK-140, 1SS5. Radio, metallic brakes. Excellent condition. ter, Eaton town. Call collect. C;A 3-3300. Baldwin 6'2" Grand (rebuilt) and cast Iron toys made betor* 1M0. (1725. 741-7118. engineering department, local manufac- heater, wire wheels, blue streaks, 2" WOMAN WANTED — Full time days turing concorn. li>4 ye&n' experience pen Dally Till V-Satardajr Till 6p.i 741-US9 attar 5 p.m. BEAUTIFUL three rooms, farnlshed, SUs.abarths. Call 711-5755, after 6 p.m. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION or nights. Some experience store work. OOOKMAN AVE. AND HAD! ST. on river, yearly, all uUUUes, »KsMI I960 CHEVROLET—-Station wagon. We Carpentry, maaonary. New work; re- in machine design and plant layout. ANTIQUE CHINA — Glass, old dotll, finance full amount with no money Apply before l p.m. Lillian's Delict- Technical nlgh£ student preferred. Send after • p.m. 1956 -POITOAC STATION WAGON—Hy- modeling, alterations. Home, office, fac- teas en, Broadway and Front, Keyport tlTCHEN CHAIRS RECOVKRBD-^And old toys and srick-a-brac Furniture. dramatic, radio, heater. One owner. dowru Low weekly bank payment of tory. No phone Calls. brief resume to "B.K.." Box 5U. Red Call 7414071. RED BANK'S J228. :1S5 Harding Rd., Red BanK. after S11.50. Call OASIS MOTORS, Route 9, EPISCOPO SONS Bank. linetto sets at lowest prices. Moomouth 7 p.m. Sayirevllie, 721-7100. PAYROLL CLERK—SECRETARY - for Mnetta Co., US Monmoutb 8L. Red GOOD USED OIIQER COUNTER — MOST BEAUTIFUL Call 291-1119 PLANT GUARDS ;ank. 741-SSU. Reasonable. Call TRUCK — 1951 CHEVROLET ?i tor school district salary open 30 days paid EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Deluxe modern two-bedroom apart- 1958 OLDSMOB1LE — Four-door. Auto INTERIOR—And exterior painting, also vacation Pension plan plus many ad JININO ROOM — Set nln« pieces, ex- <71-3«7< ments. Five larie rooms; closetsi tree matic. Black, power steering, radio, rack. Good running condition,* (235. decorating. Our prices are cheaper than Pinkerton's National Detective Agency parkins'. Finest area. 741-0648. • vantages. A.N. Box 511, Red Ba»k has permanent full-time openings for cellent condition, satnnce, t90. Also OLD FIJROTTOR* - Antjoue* CBma, heater, *225. 222-4323 alter 5 p.m. theirs. Call (or free estimate. 741-4950. antlaue chairs, table, pins wash stand, glassmn, art oblteta and krlfrsvons, MADISON OARDRNS 1963 FIAT SPYDER, 10,000 miles. Con- WOMEN—RED BANK MIDDLETOWN uniformed guards in Union - Beach. 1959 CHEVROLET — Parkwood station NURSE HAS MANY OPENINGS — Fo: AREA — Free wardrobe for those who Holmdel, New Brunswick and Perth what-not snel! and pressed (lass. «71- unmedlat* cam for arrytWna and •vory- South 81. 741-7MJ wagotl. Four-door. Perfect condition. vertible. $1,650. 747-5489 week days after private and semi-private male and fe 3M3. thing, RUSCU'S aTmuT—- - 7:00 p.m. qualify. Earn $20 and up In one evening Amboy. 48 hours per week, many TWO ROOM — FurnlshBl spfrtment. Less than 42,000 miles. Automatic shirt male patients. Large cheerful rooms, at your convenience -Phone 775-9204. fringe benefits Including paid vacations, NEW, LUXURIOUS CARPET — Prom Ttiiiax Red Bank strea. All umules. »17 week- 871-2853. ) SIMCA — Clean, five new tire; very quiet area. Beautiful large grounds free life Insurance and profit sharing 17.98 sq. yd. Top value from NYC- Car- ly Information. O1-14U ivMlngs. _ Good running condition. (350. Call 566- Home just being established. Reason MACHINE OPERATORS program. Unlfomw and equipment fur- it representative. Save now I SK-157>. able rates. Call 222-1118 anytime foj nished. Applicants must have clean PETS & LIVESTOCK IEA BRIGHT —Lars* nrst noor. Fur- AUTOS & TRUCKS Information. All types. Red Bank Clothing Manu- record subject to thorough inveatlgae- nished. Three bedrooms, modern kitchen 1957 PLYMOUTH — Wagon with 1969 facturing Company. 210 West Fron apartments. Nlcs location. HOO monthly J&D ROOFING — Gutter* and lead- lion. Car and phone essential, must be LOOKftJG FORWARD motor. Radio, heater, etc. (185. 439 Mid- St., 747-4066. 5'8" or taller. Starting salary $6S. in- QERUA.N sharthalred pointer pupplet plus utilities. 842-OM9. dle R4.. Hazlet. era. Free estimates, 10-year guarantee, o taking down the screens, painting excellent hunters and companion. AKC 7<7ff7*2 Fair Haven. ROOM AND BOARD — In exchange creasing to $73. Pbone: Mitchell 2- rour wooden storm windows, climbing registered. 7B7-IS8S. ATLANTIC IIiailLANDS — Unfurnished 1961 AUSTIN HEALEY 300. four-seater, for evening care of 10 year old while 3527. between 9 a.m.-S p.m. hat ladder and nutting them up? Why four room; furnished 1'i apartments; silver blue, radio, heater, overdrive FIREPLACES A SPECIAUTY - AH mother works. Call days 741-2724. mock yourself but when tor only 112.80 HELP1! resldcnUsl. * Third Ave. 1914m. BIG SAVINGS excellent condition. 741-4487. ' types of masonry. CHARLES HOWER, you can nave a Jerry triple track We're IS handsome, loving boxer Contractor. Call 747-4479. HOUSEKEEPER — Experienced, sleep HELP WANTED-Male • Female aluminum combination window Installed. shepherd puppies looking lor a good FOUR ROOMS — and bath 1110 month- ' ON VALUE-RATED 1S41 FORD — Good condition. (90 In, references. Call befora 10 and borne. Our mommy can t care for us ly all utilities. Call before 5 p.m. CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, GARAGES after 6. 671-1302. — Have truck. Light haulm*. Call aft- COUPLE: woman full time house. PROWN'S any longer. Pl«aie call 141^X03, AFTER 291-4857. ; USED CARS 787-5399 DINNER. er 3 p.m. 741-2149. CHECKERS AND ASSEMBLY WORK— keeper who can drive. Man with out- 32 Broad fit. Red Bank 741-7500 KEANSBURG — Three noes aparrmeot 1948 CHEVROLET — One-half ton pick- Full and part-time work available. side job. help In free time. Good salary, COLL1E3 AKC — Three litters. Sablei free hot water, heat and gas. Rant "60 PONTIAC up. (195. McCARthy Chevrolet. ODD JOBS — Cleaning cellars, alt lea LITTLE SILVER CLEANERS. 601 and apartment. Call 842-2258. NOROE OAg DRYER — Never used. 1105 per month. 787.1060. 2M-1101 yards, etc. Hauling and trucking. Rea- Branch Ave., Little Silver. trl's, blues. Brllraven and Ladyparl sonable. B&D Trucking. Call 264-7635. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGXNCY IUS. It interested call after f>. lines. Inoculated. M2-3SS3. EFFICIENCY - TV, all utilities, HO Ventura Hardtop 1959 OLDSMOBILE 98 four-door hard Every order A apaUca&t/4ur-sHelBlty . . 871-0010 SECRETARY—Steno over 80, type 60. FRENCH POODLE — White, two years mo0tt "Equipped with Hydramatic, lop. A real puff, ---liiMl pbwer, low Statist]col typing. Personnel office; top 23 White SL ShMwatuiy , 747-: miTB .VTJItSE'8 tmtFORMS — BIX.old, trained, AKC registered. >73. — "'- ^ power steering and brakes, mileage, new tires. Stop in-and see It. Personnel Manager. Growth potential. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCX In (-10. Assorted materials. Call 7(1 6577. > radio and heater. Immacu- (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperta EMPLOYMENT NEWLY PAINTED—Fumtdnd apart- Salary to J75 per week. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders mt ment, kitchen, dinette, living room, .late throughout. One Owner Dealer.) HELP WANTED-FEMALE DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES 210 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 POODLES — toy and miniatures. AKC, 77 Broad St. 747-3345 Red Ban! TOP SOIL — Screened or Premium. solid colors, permanent inoculation. J. bedroom, private bath, private en- Maurice Schwartz & Sons TRAVEL AaENCT has opening for el' L. Lucas, Inc. Matson. 4S2-CU4. trance, Hwy 35, one mlto from Red : '63 CADILLAC MAIDS, DOMESTICS — Part time or 2S1H15 Bank. Couple preferred. 74HM31. 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 full time, transportation provided. Mid- perienced person, excellent working ADORABLE KITTENS — SII weeks Sedan DeVille dletown, Red Bank, Rurason areai conditions in shore's newest and most THREE ROOMS OP FURNITURE — old. Clean, guaranteed houubrokeo. WEST END — New two-bedroom apart- 1963 CHEVROLET SPORTS SEDAN— progressive agency. Call M,r»BUver for Modem, very reasonable. Call after S. playful. 741-9M after S p.m. ment. unfurnlihM on oceaifront near Seoloom green with match- Low mileage, many extras, high pow CLERK Mald-ror-a-Day, 671-2778. Call between appointment. 775-4300. T47-0733. school Days 221-1US. after «. M2-TMJ. Ing Interior. Equipped with er, snow tires. Original • owner. Three MATERIAL CONTROL g-5. Monday-Friday. ^^ PEDIGREE SEAL POINT — Blames* Oil power features Including months' guarantee. ,fXH». 291-3907. REAL ESTATE fc TIIREE-KOOM tpartmenU turolshed or COOK — To prepare dinner five days preferred but wl» consider training. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE kitten. Male tight weeks old. Box unlurnahcd. yetr round, lease, lovely •automatic windows, six-way 1956 PLYMOUTH -r^onvertlble. Good a week, hours approximately 4-8. Ex- trained. Reasonable. One left. 2S4-4345. seat and cruise control. Lo- Excellent opportunity In newly perienced only. 842-0686. Excellent opportunity. For appointment watrrfront location. Available October 1. condition, new tires. Call established department. Must have call 871-2990. Snydex Realtors (Since Rent A Piano $12 per Month WANTED 175 Monmouth Ftlvd., Portaupeck, first cally traded. One owner. . 787-1814 high math aptitude and enjoy SECRETARY — Legal. Experienced. 1873). cocker puppy, female. Good homi noor. Or 741-4187. CORVETTE STINGRAY — 1963. Con- working In a heavily detailed job. For Eatontown law otlMqe. Harry B. tCNABB. MASON-HAMLJVjlSOBMER. guaranteed. Call 842-1347. "63 CADILLAC u Accounting or Inventory control Kotler Esq. Call 741-8536. REAL ESTATE CABt-E-NELBON. EVERETT ETECK, HIGHLANDS — Three-room apartment. vertible. Power windows, radio, heater, experience preferred, operate cal- A most lucrative field when sales Furnished, all utilities. TO4M2. JI four speed, stick tjransmlBsIon. 340 h.p. COUNTER GIRL WANTED — Week persons ability and ambition Is com- Goolunan Ave. Jk UaJn St. Ajbary Pfc Kavesink Ave. and Rt. 3*. Fleetwoad culator and some typing. Good Open dally till 9 BaL UU 5:30 K.80O. 741-4779. after 5 p.m. starting salary, comprehensive com- ends Sandy Hook Bay Marine, High- bined with proper management. Our REAL ESTATE FOR RENT lands 872-1450, call between & am andincentive formula for higher commit- T75-9301 EATONTOWN—A few choice 3H-room Clack with black and white pany-paid benefits, cafeteria on air-conditioned garden apartmsms Interior. Fully equipped In- premises. Modern air conditioned 2 pm. sions Is most attractive. Pleas* call PIANOS — Save S1Q0 or more of! list APARTMENTS for appointment, available. Heat, gas. and hot water cluding factory air condition- MOBILE HOMES office In our new building. Call SECRETARY — Type at home, part- price, brand new SS-nole' eoosols pianos. supplied. Furnished or unfurnished. Call Ins. In showroom condition.' 264-8700 any weekday from 8 to time. Must take dictation. Mature, re- CROWBLL AGENCY. Realtor ID-year guarantee. Come see, save. SPRINGVIEW GARDENS U. Krone Auoc., Braktc, 774-(8M or 1962 NEW MOON — 10x50. Will sell 12 for an appointment or write liable, have transportation. 747-4433 ev< 63 Riverside Red Bank 741-1030. Rent, option to buy. Tenxer's Music M2-3S23. for unpaid balance. Personnel Department, P. O. Box nfngs. Opposite Holly Pitcher Inn. Store. 308 Main Bt.. Lakewood. 283 SPRING ST., RED BANK 671-2929. 08, Hazlet. TWO-ROOM comer apartment, over- ? RUSSELL COUNTEROIRLS — Full and part HOUSE PEELING, cracking, blistering? IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE OCCU- looking beautiful view of river. Conven- 1960 PALACE 10x51 — Two bedrooms, time, must be experienced. Good job SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Our Dupomt Tedlar aluminum siding PANCY, LARGE TWO - BDDnoOU ient Red Bank location. Business Oldimobile-Cadillac wall-to-wall carpeting, 8x30 patio awn- won't. Guaranteed for 30 years. Call (or APARTMENTS. DINING ROOMS ing. Call 787-7388 after 6 p.m. for right girl. Call 741-8715. tree estimate. woman preferred. Available October 13. MATTEL, INC. BABYSITTING. IN MT HOME — Re SPACIOUS ClOSETS. HEAT, HOT 741413*. Company 11)59 NASHAUA — 8x40, two bedrooms, LIBRARIAN — Technical librarian ex liable mother. Any hours. WATER, FREB PARKING. perience. Degree required. Local, Sal PROWN'S 7«l-«72 ATTRACTIVE EFFICIENCY apartment 100 Newman Spring! Rd.. air conditioner and Venetian blinds. Watch for announcements of ary to $90. 787-7864. —One short block from business dis- • Red Bank (1,500 for quick sale. Call mornings, additional openings. 33 Broad St. 741-7500 767-5390. DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES RELIABLE WOMAN — With nursing NEW LUXURY UCROV APARTMENTS trict and all buslines. 57 Peters PL, 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank exs>erience desires work five days a SEVEN PIECE MAPLE dining room 234 rooms, air eondltloned. near ali Red Bank. 747-K2S. v 741-0910 week, with elderly person or children. let. Best offer. transportation. It Leroy PL, R«d Bank. CLEANING GIRL — Must have own 741-1063 or 7474361. UNFURNISHED, THREE ROOKS and AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS car, references. Top pay, Thursday 0 Have transportation. 741-3572. 671-5837. bath. All utilities Included. 1100. Single Friday, weekly, steady. 842-2782. WHITE SOFA — Henredon Schoen RED BANK — Branch and Madison person preferred. Call T8T-B634 between :eck - curved tufted back, 120" long Ave., spacious on* and two4«troom 9 s-rn. and 5 p.m. WOMAN NEEDED SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Moving. S230. 842-2213. garden apartinents. Apply 31 Molly wl'M ctiurdi background. Full or part Pitcher Village Court or call Mr. syso. FURNISHED—TWO bedrooms, all util- time, lifetime security. Experience Sun- CERTIFIED Hetlarc welder. Experi- 741-9115 ities supplied. Yearly. Adults, no pets. day School, ministry helpful. Earn (100 enced on air craft, ships and general EVERYTHING MUST GO 1125. 1424376. No answer, call after $. weekly and up. No competition. Write repairs. Immediately available. Refer- Complete furnlsblngi of rooming house. TWO UNFURNISHED — Four-room EAST KEANBBUlto Five room apart- John Rudln Jk Co., 22 West Madison ences. Contact residence 212 East Ber- ; very thin p priced very resaonable. apartments. With or without utilities. ment. Heat and hot water. SI15 monthly. St., Chicago, Illinois. . gen PI.. Red Bank. 741-5116. Wooden chairs. 50c op, tables, dressers, IU0 and S135 per month. Apply Crow- Immediate occupancy. 7S7-0167. storm windows 30x60. screen*, retrlgen- ell Agency. Realtor. 63 Rlversld* Ave. SECRETARY—Typing, shorthand, some ACCOUNTANT - BOOKKEEPER — Red Bank. 741-4030 experience on IBM keypunch, sorter, Heavy experience. General Ledger, pay- and printer. Non-commercial organiza- roll, taxes, all reports, office routine. TWO CANVAS AWNINGS LO.VO BRANCH COMMERCIAL RENTALS tion, 35-hour week, two weeks' vaca- Tel. K6-16M. lent condition. 8H" l°n«. tion, pension plan, group Insurance and 12 Granrivlew Ave. Keansburg. N. J, hoapltalliatlon. Basic sala ry £M0 per WESTWOOD OFFICE SPACE ANYONE month, additional Increments according FINANCIAL /ENDING MACHINES Heat turn lined, ill redecorate to suit to experience. Interviews will be held HOT AND COLD GARDENS your requirements. Best locatun, will at N. J. State Employment Service, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2S4-OO20 48 E. Front St., Red Bank, on Wednes- sub-divide It necessary. Se* and eoav TO BEAT OUR PJ&CSS TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. pare. 747-1100. day, September 23, 1904, between 1 and Apartments 3 p.m. ESSO SERVICENTER All makes new or used. Guaranteed. FOR RENT — For light minufectnrtng as $25. Serplco's. 101 Xfonmouth 258 BATH AVENUE three different locations, aporollmately SECRETARY—For Red Bank office oi Brand new location In heart of 2,000 Next to theater. 747-0482. 1000. 8.0OO and 7,000 sq. ft 747-1100. sales representative, part time satis- home Strathmore section of Matawan. factory. Steno .typing and £en&ral of- This station is estimated to do over 30,- TWO STORES FOR RENT — On River fice duties. Send resume, giving com- 000 gallons monthly. Financial Invest- RENT A TV THREE-ROOM Ftil., Fair Haven. One 250 sq. it. and ment required with assistance to the 425 si), ft. 7472435. plete background and experience to worthy man who wants to better him- Portable day, week. BAYSIIORE TV, 'B.E.," Box 511, Red Bank. self. Call ML' 6-7000, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 36 Church St., Keansburg. 787-4400. Apartments UIDDLETOWN — OFFICE 8PACE CREDIT COUNSELOR ON PREMISES. CALL HAIRDRESSER — Must have shop ex 30" LOCK -- Reel type powered by FOR RENT on State Hwy. 35; opposite perience. Uall for interview, Accardi's, FOR LEASE — Gulf modern high i% h.p. Good condition. Courier. Ample parking.' 671-0277. 741-7175, 763 River Rd., Fair Haven. volume two-bay service stations. Rt. FREE HEAT 35 near Frost St.. Mlrtdletown (First 741-7777. LEASE IT! NCR OPERATOR--Hunt have exp station out of Red Bank), Paid train- SOLID MAPLE TABLE FREE HOT WATER PrtstUe Location Op To 1,000 So.. Ft. REWARD e.nce. Prefer bank experience. Red ing. HE 04060 9 to 9. 264-0439 nights, cellent condition. C»l! Divide Elevator Building. Bank area. Pleasant working condl weekends. 741-9567. FREE GAS F-EIST * FEIST. REALTORS tlons. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTElt GENERAL CONTRACTING BUSINESS DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES 'LUTE — Fine condition. Purchased RENTAL 1120 MONTH BOX 701 EATONTOWN 542-444!! 77 Broad St. 747-3356 Red Bank — Cesspools, septic tank, excavating, hrouch Fair Haven Bchool. (75. Call etc. Will also sell location of business, r47-OO56. OOL.DEN OPPORTUNITY-Desk apase six acres, established. 40 years, owner ReDlsl AKent on Premises tor one businessman. Courteous tele- HOMEWORKERS retiring. 671-0585. WE TAKE PRIDE In our work and Csll 229-0471 phone answering. Steno services avail- To flew coat linings. Must have high also in the carpenters who do our work. able. 741-7335. 9-5 weekdays. 741-6700 Bradley will reward % 100 DKLICATKSSAN — And meal market: Whether la be a simple window shade FOUR-ROOM apartment, two bedroom speed machine. Call 747-4066 between LEROY APARTMENTS, 17 Loroy PI to anyono we can't get 8 and 5 p.m. real buy In growing neighborhood. Own- installation or a difficult aluminum er must retire. Call 264-M99. tiding Job. Free estimates on all work. Red Bank. 741-IOS3 nr 8(2-2110. some kind of credit for STENOOKAPHER — U» of/Ice, tex- (Mora Classified Adi BEAUTY BALON FOR BALK — Ex- LONQ BRANCH — Two and three-bed periencpc! Top salary. Call (or Inter- PROWN'S room furnished apartments, yearly o On Tbe Next Page) view, 7(7-3768. cellent lcatlon, little cash required. Write "A.A." Box 511, Red Bank. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 winter, available September 10. 229-1553 up to 5 yrs. to pay WOMAN — Part time sales clerk. Ap- ply in person between 10 a.m. and RETAIL — Egg and frozen food bust ness, Includes six freezers and 1059 2 p.m. Bargain Barn Discount, &8 Chevrolet step van. 842-03S8 after 9 or No Money Down Hroad St., Red Bank. alt day Saturday. WAITRESS — Experienced, flex Diner, Hwy 35, Keyport LUNCHEONETTE _ Variety, grocery, • 264-9821. or drugstore, with or without fixtures. Completely equipped with soda coun- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OPEN DENTAL ASSISTANT — Personable, In tain, choice location. Middle Rrl. and telllgent, person needed In Red Bank Laucel Ave., Hazlet. Call H. Walters, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEOSI IISPECIAL FINANCINFG FOR SERVICEMEN area. No experience necesaary. Please 229-1329. write resume stating age and miallflca tlonn. Write "B.O." Box Ml, Red Bank KWIKKOOK takeout shops '62 FORD Econollno 61 DODGE 2-dr., '60 CHEVY Sfa. won. Lowest Weekly '58 CADILLAC 4-dr., Earn Up to tis.OOO Annually Paymonfi Van, fully equipped fully equipped $5.75 Fully equipped $6.25 WOMEN — Experienced In factory Own anil operate a revolutionary take J9.32 ft/It power $5.90 work. Apply In person Ralph Krled out dinner shop featuring foods pre- Adding Machine*: — Typewriters General Contractors Odd Johf '«3 'CHEVY, 4dr., '61 FORD Ranch '60 MERCURY 2-tlr., land Bros. Locust St., Keyport pared to order In minutes, (take-home, '58 OLDS 4-dr.. hard- L. SMITH BUILDERS — Patios, al- MASONRV _„step, s aid «lde*alks, lull/ equipped Ji 1.60 '62 FALCON Fulura, Wagon, fully equip. lull power, fully EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIANS — Fill picnics,, parties, trips, etc.) Join local ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters S9.20 equipped $4.80 top, full power $3.80 Krowlng chain of frnnchlflert shops. Re- sold, rented, repaired. Serpico's till terations, additions, garages. Call 301- HOUSE PAINTWINGI , and carpentry, '43 FORD Galaxle, 2-dr.f fully equipped >r part time. Call Kelly's Beauty Salon 17M or 741-7330. patios, neasontabli e rates. 747-1583. 56 CHEVY $2.60 787-2004. ported In McCalls and National Fran Monmouth St.. Itad Bank 747-0485. tardlop, full power, J9.32 '61 OLDS "SO" Sta- 60 PLYMOUTH con- chlse Reports. Minimum cash Inveat- $12.30 tion Wagon, fully vertible. Sports Fury IIOUSEWOHKBH — Cleaning, Ironing Pearl and Bead Reatrlnglng '62 CHEVY II fully 55 CHEVY $2.80 menl W.OOO. For address nearest shop. •a CADILLAC Plcet- equipped J9.20 lull power $7.17 conklnp. 1.5, Monday to Friciny. Own Information, phone anytime (218) 384- Auto Body Repair Home Improvements equipped S8.49 transportation, references. 747-12D7. 2128 or write or leave your phone Expertly on braided nylon. ILSO 0 wood, full power, air 62 OLDS "89" 4-dr., 61 OLDS Cutlass '60 DODGE station EXPERT PAINTING and body re- WORKING MAN'S contractor. Alter- atrand. Sterling clasps from 76a. cftnd. leather int. AS IS SPECIALS (JiiNEItAiToKKICE WOItK~^- Payrof number: nurdlop, fully equip. Hardlop, 2-dr., outo, wagon. Fully equip. KWIKKOOK takeout shops pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy ations, additions, painting, masonry, RKUS8ILLES'. 3t Broad Bt. $24.90 SS.90 '59 PONTIAC $499 experience preferred. AH benefits. An Clievrolet, Atlantlo Highlands. 291-0305 small lobs too. Phone «venlngs 58ft- 512 90 fully equipped $10.77 ply in person. SHOP KITE OF MID- Box ail, It. D. No. 1 1714. •il CADILLAC con- 59 LINCOLN Con- '57 PLYMOlm $99 Cofltesvllle, Pa. Painting and Decorating 62 RAMBLER J-dr., 60 CHEVY converti- OLETOWN, 1200 llwy 115. Mlllilletown Vfifltble. Full power. tinental Atir., hard- CHARLES IIOWER CONTRACTOR fully equipped S8.70 ble. Impala S6.90 '56 MERCURY $7» DENTAL ASSISTANT — RECEPTION- Auto and Truck Rental L. II. 11I1J, — Painter Interior an! Pully equipped S25.90 top, lull power $0.70 Additions, Improvements, Remodel- astarlor. No Jobs too large or too '55 FORD $199 !8T •-• Ited Hank arcn. Write s HELP WANTED—MALE 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mortgages estimate call 747-JO4L II no answer Home Improvement Loans Diamonds Bought or Restyled IDEAL WATT W1U. MOVB - Three oalt after 6 p.m. OUR ONE AND ONLY LOCATION HALEHXnAINEE 23 to 35 — Inter- Debt Consolidation — Lowest Rates rooms 130. tour rooms (43. five rooms till lii earning $12f> and up. Natlona 12.(100 month J14.O5 Let us buy the diamonds you don't 1, six rooms IN. Also World Wide Company will train you tor sales. M.000 month »21,07 •rear or let us rsttyls them for you £rvloe. For trie estimate call 4M- Roollng, Siding and tnwltttwr |HI(J per week to xlfirt, opportunity for E4,000 month $28.09 personally, itaussyies. M Broad at. •121 or 388-3)14. OL^EN CJO. INC. Roofing, Bldlnl A advancement to managerlnl pnnltlon, ».000 monthJ3il.il Insulation Installed and guarantee* mist lie mnrrlr-d with good car GREAT NORTHERN MORTQAOB CO Nursery Stock for 10 years. 718-0706, 291-0640. hone. For Interview call O41-89I3 6 to 741-434.1 M3-2001 Electrical Contractor Sjun. Our Mondeil Pernonnl Representative RVKROItKBNS — Hnmlockl, Taxus Will Cull At Your Hnm« At Your RKBIDBNl'lAL and commorclal wir- Septic Tank Service TWO . - Short order eookH, Two rtijili- (yewnK retall-wholesalf. flOLMDJCL v»nlnnce. Mo Obligation. ing. New Installation or repair NllltHKItlBH, Newman Bprlnis ltd. OIIANDLHR BHUTTO TANK »BnV- wnshr-rn. Apply In per/ion only. Mermaid isrvtce. Allen Electric. 747-D9.il I(,'K — Claailsd, Inatalled, repslred. "Miier, llwy. M. Lmmanlu, 7-day, 21-hour service. 7< 18241. and 2nd mortgages available. For >Kirir;K~irAN""rTOlfri>iioinir7|ilnir««- Nurafng Homo erlcncn wnntc-d. Apply Fred It. Wihoff immediate service. Call Entertainment Tel. Answering S«rvlc« '«., If* (V, Front h., He:! Hunk. itolmdel Nurilng Home, For the oon- BR )WN * OVKRTON AQKNCIf Tickets available for latest Broad- •alesoent, chronically ill and dKfloult LOT 09 till your ssorttary. Ho need ItEAL ESTATE way Snows ana Msjor Bpons •vents, nursing eare patienu. atw* Bwy. it. to Rtlss calli. M hour ejuwtrto1 ' i kiwiEFrifBUiliKuirTrmiA? » White HI. lied Bank T41-2S2S service. T41-4TM ply In person to th# Pout's Inn Res- 171 Itonminiui at. Red Buk. BolmdsL Mt-4JNi iaurant, Rt. 79, Matawan. BOUSES fOR KENT BOUSjES IALB •4JWM- THE DAILY REGISTER Monday, Stpt 21, 1964-1?, TAKtJHg-iANDLORO YOUR PAYROLL. . _• _irT», $32$00 Appeal Cod 'it W> .,., r-- -VJP — -— W 4itJu itent « Mf_*_«M yueoeet f« rM ta« sw&ra lotcbws, out " ->.. |*/» nr fvE BOROIOROUG; H Of U_rlW«. _» & *»& H i"fk f«wS*«»« trout juirOe, J> »«.u •iswir- Biles uwl ''coiwMStil u SfptdflM 1Ws> psy rmd when ywy osui vm et/KlTJUVX IfJHoit T_Ttsx* a_u- thwt,hwt, lJUJ f wt_44 UK lu» t_B UM By* loom home (or «o ilttlef i - required to mtlnUan the Unt- sewers to boot) F.H.A. appraised u VIDINO PENALTIES FOR TH- VI- porary ptvemsat la a sttitftctory concon- RUMSON -A goal of $32,000 MON^OBTH B tie sale price. OLATION THEREOF . dition natU permanent tepalr* are pBOBT CTTUCrThls ordinance shall made. hat been set by the United Com- dlnlof iri«: ltllchm md t>«l be known and may be cited sa '"lbs) 8ECTJON U-KEPIAOBMSNT OF iiuiity Appeal to aid 12 partici- porch. S*n«>, ne»r schools, telephone Terms the spproUmtte «nd subject to Street Opessiag Ordinance of _» Bor- TEVMUiKST PAVING: After backfil- V.A. tnd F.H.A. approval. , - svgh of fjhrewsbaiy." ling of the trench bat been completed pating agencies and serv- ATTENTION BELL Beirs snd Mutel SECTION 1 — PERMIT B-QCIBED: tt above specified, replacement of the ices, John A. tiunlgan, president, It an—II not be lawful (or any person permanent surface pavement will be personnel. We have IUu homes C THE KIRWAN COMPANY or persons, firm or corporation on or you. H2-282Z svertfncs. weekends. made by the permittee as set form said today. REALTORS THUMB OFFICES after the effective date ot this ordi- hereinafter. The bttuininous pavement -XECITTIVE WATERFRONT — Fool nance, to die up and excavate or make shtll be~ nettly squared oa on til The drive will start Oct. 1, bedroom*, (ISO * month. UV Ltoaird RAUITAN TOWNSHIP any opening In any street, road, ave- sides to the full depth of U Inches. Participating agencies are the Ave., Ocemport. 741-2233. ktlDDLETOWN im-tna nue or highway owned or under the The bottom of the excavation shall be 787-O60C jurisdiction ol the Borougugh ot ShrewsShre ' MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, new KEYPORT at maximum compaction. The permit- ;oy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Red 204-074$ )ury for^any purposie whatsoever, with- tee shall then Install st 12 Inch thick brick bl-livel, two month and e:ixplre ' d mlnout - concrete nix paving, netUy Ilvlni room with flteplaoe, tile bath, oil permits may _ renwed only upon WIDE BKtXCTION Ot RSNTAUt - UrM hot water heat, dill baiement. .leaded Into all adjutnt portlont of County Society for the Preven- rumutied uut unlurnliBed. Immedi- written request. the exlstli black'top driveway, storms and screens, SECTION S—PROCEDURE FOB OB f. tion of Cruelty to Animals, Mus- ate occuptnoy. 8AHUJU. TK1CHJCR city sewers, 118.000. Oil —Her. TIT. Aoy st: AGENCY. Ouwpatt Ave., Octanport TAININQ PERMIT: Applications lor Borouih of atanwwuryor ,highway wnlch , requireIn thes cular Dystrophy Association, M3-3S00. . permits shall he filed In triplicate opening and repairtnt by tin InttiM RED BAIIK - AUlBOIi «M mllei n forms provided by tie Borough of this ordinance, but which is not a Oceanic Free Library, Public 7A1S RAVEN — Large ill-room house uound. Large, lie* catalog to re- rShrewsbury. Copies nf etcb appli- MUUBlQout surface street, shtll be re- with X% btu>i, basement, (araie, un- quest. Multiple aod open Uitlnis. Paik cation shall be distributed to the per- paired by tin panalUee la the ratnner Health Nursing Association, Rum- (umlHul, nod location for bostsmsn, ia oomlort at our modem olioe. mittee. Boroug>ugh CClerl k and Street Su- it will be prescribed, bjr the Borouih son Recreation Commission, and Wt-MM. perlntendent, ffaThe tapplicatiol n shall eon lotlneer tt till discretion. MONMOUTH BEACH — September RAY STILLMAN, Realtor tain the following information: The data 8feCVlOZr U *" GRASS AREAS the Salvation Army. June. Ntcelr turaUited two or three bed- "Our Mt_ jrear" upon which the work ahall commence; WALKS, CTOm, BIO.: In cue of an A coffee meeting for all solici- room*. Hot water tiett, Ilreplact. «a- *>8 HWT a, anrewaoury 741-8WO the length of the trench and Its distance oixmlaf tn t frsjt tret, t—a permittee raie. wo pets, ai-awl, alter » p.m. from the center of the roadway, to- PERFORMANCE AWARD — Lt. Col. George D. Willett, LITTLE SILVER _ Mm room brick gether with a detailed diagram per- shall restore the t/fected grua tret tors, district leaders, captains, TWO-BEDROOM HOUiE tnd frame Cape Cod on attractively taining thereto; a description ot an7 with BO tpproved quality of tod In commanding officar of Naw Jeriey Sector, second U. S. staff, and persons interested in « quiet residential ant. Ideation landscaped grounds, terse screened special conditions; the name and ad* the tpproved moaner on t suitable Davit I*., Mlddletown. Can be oc- porch, attached ginn, excelleot nelgb- drees of the Individual upon whom no but. Aor wsilcs, curbs ud appur- lelping with Che drive will be held rtad tmmedlattlr it Btt monthly. borhood. Walking Qftttact to schools. tlces are to be served and such ad' tenant Items damaged or affected here Army Corp*, prasants a Sustained Superior Performance II 571-5213 for further Information. Asking (23,900. Bee It todty. R0L8T0N with shtll be restored in a manner tt the Rumson Country Club Oct. dltional informaUon aa Uie Mayor and u will be approved by the street award to William C.'Buxton, 30 Broolcside Ct., Hazlet, BJX-ROOM HOUSE — Cloie fc> schools WATKRBURT REALTOR" M W. rront Council by resolution ahall require, at 10 a.m. " . Red BtnK. 747.JSOO. rhe application shall further provide superintend—it tnd ttona la Red Bant 1145 a month. that the applicant shall not open any SECTION U-_HERGEM}V WORK: at th* Fort Monmouth U. S. Army Reserve Center. Other officers are Peter Hetz- Call 7H.WWL NBW 8URXW8BUBK — Colonial. Four section of the road, street or highway Under A tHutttai deemed ts t, true ler, vice president; Mrs. H. D. Mr Harvey, Mr. and Mnr. H 3.79 Far Hotta oedroom*. three batha. •UoiUent cn- which Is not encompassed within Uie emergency, any person, persons, firm RO AOBNOT dltton, Uii> roorat. ttt.500. TtT«iO. said application except upon receipt ot »r corporation mty inter upon any an Namen, treasurer; Mrs. John ler, Mrs. McGovney, Mra. Q DtM lUddlttom MIDDLETOWN — OTW MONMOUTH written approval by the Street tuperln- street In the Borough of Bhrewsbury A. S. McKean, Jr., Mrs. Milter.)/., sniooo SUCTION — Three bednome, Hi bathi, tendent, tnd make tn opening without first H. Miller 2d, assistant treasur- UUs (an, recreation room, ltrg« HECTION making application tnd obtaining a Nursery School Sold in Oakhurst Mrs. J. L. Montgomery, Jn, '$£ *. BCD BANK — UnfuroMed htlt-of- 3—APPIJCATION __E8 er; Eldon Harvey, Jr., executive •oraentd porch. Plot SOtltlV,. VII Uge AND DEPOSITS: A fee of live (tt.OO) permit without penalty providing such E. Nagle, Mrs. Potter, J. B. Rw- ,... bou«e. Small rtmllr tnd reterencw •ehool biu ttopt at door. Adltceot to dollars shall be filed with each appli- application It made tnd permit Is ob- OAHHURST — The Hadenwald secretary; Mrs. Peter Hetzler, V I»nulr»d. HiS plu. utUIUtl. ALLAIHI- high BUIOOI. Near St. Marr*t church cation, together with a deposit In an ttlned tt toon tt possible siter the sell, Jr., Mr. Summa, Mrs. Tall- •• FARROW. T4144S0. and ichool. tia.900. Priced below JTHA amount to be established within the emergency subsides. No other portion Nursery School and Kindergar- recording secretary. appraisal. H147M. ot this ordinance It waived under this man, Mrs. Van Namen, Hairy -, LONO BRANCH — Three-bedroom «pllt discretion of the Borough Engineer. emergency provision. ten, 280 South Lincoln Ave., was Van R. Halsey Is the honorary ( with ear.jr. S13J. TOMS RIVER. FRIC- SEDUCED — tt Llocoin CC, The security deposit referred to here- SECTION M PENALTUES: Any per Way, and Mrs, S. A. Young, Jt.'"' Two-bedroora ranch. 1100. KE il inatwve shall be paid by certified son, firm or corporation, who shall vio- recently purchased by Kalman und drive chairman. Keuuburg. Two year round houses check made payable to tha Borough MIDDLETOWN — Unlurnlihed. mod- with two-car gangs on tOxUfr lot which late any of the provisions of this or* Weinsteln, Lawrence Ave., Deal. Peter Hetzler is the fund drive ern lUt-roora mnch. Air conditioned runs Lnrough two streets. Uvo Ih one, of Shrewsbury and shall be held by dlntnce shall, upon conviction thereof, tvo-car garage, large yard. 71T-1SI1 rent outer. One hat five rooms, two the Borough until the work has been be subject to t fine of not more than Mr. Weinstein has been active- chairman. bedrooms, m batha, new hardwood completed, approved and accepted In Two Hundred tnd 00-100 (COO.OOi Dol- WINTER. AND YEAR ROUND REN. doors, porch tnd hot wttsr oil died writing by the Street Superintendent or lars, or Imprisonment In the County ly engaged for the past 20 years Other chairmen are Don J. TALE. Ella Wiltshire Agency, Realtor*. heat. Other house, three rooms, bath, other person so designated by the Jtll for not more thtn ninety days Summa, budget and admissions; Registration Open severi'days. lift) Ocean Ave., Bea porch and patio. Oaa heat Close to Mayor and Council, whereupon said de- or both, u the Magistrate in his dli in the producing of sports films Bright, «<:«»« acboolJ, atorss tnd tranaportatloa. In- posit shall be returned to the appli- cretlon mty determine. and travelogues made in Chile, Mrs. C. L. McGovney and Mrs. quire tt above tddreu or call TtT-WM cant. In the event the work ahall not VIDDLETOWN — Three bedroom SECTION IJ—INVALIDATION: It A. J. Barker, publicity, and Mrs. after 4 p.m. be satisfactorily completed, the work tny section or portion of this ordj- Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Cuba, ranch. MM monthly. Immediate oc- msy be completed by the Borough and Of 175,000 cupancy. Call M-Olio. ntnee shall be declared to be llleral Panama and other South Amer- Gordon Potter and Mrs. Foster the cost thereof ahall be deducted from or unconttltutlonal by the Court of MEW SMALL HOUSE — One bed- the security deposit. Upon the comple competent Jurlsdcltlon, such Invalids.- ican countries. He has created Tallman, general gifts. room, couple only, 9100 plus utilities. MIDDI.ETOWN — An umituallr tlon of Uie work by the Eorough, the tlon shall not invalidate the remaining Trustees are Mr. Dunigan, R. Call 7S7-4SO8. distinctive low-slung California final charge made therefor will be portions of the tald ordlnanr*. and produced tourist program- Is Expected Rambler Including swimming billed to the permittee and the se- . Buchsbaum, F. J. Burg- RED BANK — Six-room HUM, Hi SECTION 1«— Be It further ordained ming being associated with Pan pool of unmatched Quality fea- curity deposit will be credited again* that Ordinance No. 76, adopted Au- hard, Jr., Peter Cartmell, Mrs. FREEHOLD — Voter legist^ bathi. three bedroomi. dlnlnx room turing authentic west Cotst the total cost of the work and the gust 2, _M>, wnlch presently requlues American, TWA, Eastern and front room, tnd kitchen, Immediate oc cutnn tnd etyllof, created oa balance of the said security deposit, the opening of streets In the Borough Scandinavian airlines. M. P. Chamberlain, Jr., John A. tion in Monmouth County is exvC.v cupancy. 64 Hardfng Rd^ t dramatic, resldentlsuly zoned, It any, shall be rtturned. to the per- ot Shrewsbury, be and the stme Is BUNGALOW — Mlddletomi tret. Jive choice acre plot, tf Ilounuut mittee. - The cost to the Borough for hereby repealed upon the dale when Mr. Weinstein excelled in foot- Cole, James H. Davis, Mrs. A. pected to exceed 175,000 when v* roomi. call «n-iBT5 or Hill In historic modern Middle- the perform—new of this work shall be this ordinance ttket effect iccordlng Fitkln, W. E. Fogelson, Mrs. 741-751S town. New Jeney'i oldest com- established by the Borough Engineer. to law. * ball, baseball, track and amateur the deadline is readied Thursday"] 'J munity. Full price only (39,000. If the work encompassed within the SECTION IJ—EFFECTIVE DATE: KED BANK—Duplex. Three bedrooms, JOSEPH X. RACINA AOENCY application Is satisfactorily performed boxing during his school years in Hi baths. 1190 month. 12 South St. Thlt ordinance shall tsJce effect from for eligibility for the 19M elec-'•'• Hwy. 39 South Amboy and accepted by the Street Superin- end alter Its passage, final approval New York City. Since his gradu- 'ommunion Breakfast Available October 1. May be teen by tendent or other persona so designated tion. '•';•' -• appointment. 741-235S. PA i-Tm by the Mayor and Council, the secur- and pW)Ucat!on according to liw. ation from school he has been ity deposit shall bs returned within one PUBUC NOTICE ID week sJter such acceptance Is for- The foregoing ordinance WAS Intro- interested in youth affairs. Scheduled Oct. 4 Municipal clerks throughout! WANTED TO RENT MIDDLETOWN — roar bedrooms, ex- warded to the permittee. duced and passed first reading at He has been in charge of the the county indicate tra large modera kitchen, separate dln- SECTION 4—BOND AS DEPOSIT regular meeting of the Msjor and UNION BEACH — The 10th an- a jump l : FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE — Conven. lnf room. Ltrgt living room, tun- Any corporation which Is a public util- Council of the Borough of Shrewsbury Deal Little League and the Deal more than 10,000 voters Is virtu- lent to trains, up to 1300. Call porch. 1% etr garage. Chain link fence ity subjejet to regulation by the Board held on TuesdaTuesdayy , SeptembeSeptmb r 1..2. 1964, Saturday Day Camp. He is also nual Communion breakfast of the 2&494S in bac&ytrd. House ud croundi In ex- of Public Utility Commissioners of the and will come up for final consideri - Kalman Weinstein Altar and Rosary Society of Holy ally assured over the previous cellent condition. tlS.500. 767-1740. State ot New Jersey, and/or a mu- ation and passsge at a regular meet- a charter member of the Deal THREE BEDROOM — Little Silver, Ing of the governing body to be held ~?amily Catholic Church, will be record of 164,854 registered be-i .'. Shrewsbury. Rumton area. Unfurnished OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Near parkway nicipal corporation, or any department on Tuesday, October 6, 19M at S p.m. Recreation Committee and par- still associated with the school fore the April primary. „'', \ ti:5 to S1S0 per month. One or two Ideal for profesatonal. central tir con thereof, which desires to obtain per- In the Broad Street Auditorium of held Sunday, Oct. 4 at 9 a.m. in u year Itate. AD 3-01 SI. dltlonlng, bt-level. Office bu teptrtte mits under the provisions of this or- Shrewsbury School, at which time tnd ticipates in recreation programs in an advisory capacity. entrance. Terrlfle value tt (23.S0O. dinance, may. In lieu ot the provisions place all persons desiring; lo be heard for children and adults for the Buck Smith's Restaurant; East At 175,000, the voter list •m£AX~?'\i THREE-BEDROOM HOUSB — Montr- BU8CH REALTY CO. »4J.ll»0. hereof requiring deposits under Sec- Inereon will be given opportunity. The real estate transaction Keansburg. Mass will be at 8 do - Atlantic Illrtlanji tret. Write tion 3, msJte a bond, which may bs Dated: September VS. 1964 Borough of Deal. Among his fav- top that of 1960, in the last presl-—:' Boi 1». Ntrwlnlt. H.l. ANXIOUS OWNER — Watu offer on Uie bond ot such public utility solely. was handled by the Arthur Bah- a.m. three-bedroom brick Cape Cod with In the penal sum ot fl.000.00 running JEAN W. orite sports are deep sea fishing, dential balloting, by almost 14,- ' formal dining room, extra larxe kitchen m favor ot ttje Borough ot Shrewsbury, Borough Clerk lav Agency, Inc., of Asbury Sept. 21 $97.98 motor boating, goH and swim- Mrs. Frank Kane is chairman 000. ' ,T.\; FURNISHED ROOMS plus stone rlrepltce In living roam and file same with the Borough Clerk. Park. and in charge of reservations. Excellent condition. Convenient to tram- Such bond will be conditioned upon ming. Night Sesskms - ~~: •INGLE AND DOUBLE — Roorat near portttton, schools, churches tnd ahop- compliance with the applicable provis- Ticket committee includes Mrs. ions ot this ordinance In respect o DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION toll lint. » Hwy. M, HUtlmdi. Ctll plng. Asking (15,100. Veu no down AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Mrs. Florence Hadenwald, the Special sessions for sight reg-"-•••; 173*0310. others (450 down to til outlined each street opening which shall IK Robert Kline, Mrs. James Hag- buyers. THOMPSON AND BARTELL. hereafter made by such public utility Division ot Resource Development former owner for 20 years, is istration, and for places other,""„•; LAROE COMFORTABLE ROOM — 147-5600. In the Borough of Shrewsbury and the BUREAU OF NAVIGATION Goldwater ;erty, Mrs. Andrew Adamecs, Car ipace avallttle, gentleman prt obligation of such bond shall be a con- LABOR ud INDUSTRY BULDIKG Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Joseph than the municipal building end «»rrtd. Ml^JL RUMSON — Just complettd four-bed- tinuing obUgaUoa to the full amount JOHN FITCH PLAZA the county Board of Elections of- room two story Colonial. Ons acre thereof In respect to each such street TRENTON, N. 3. Cana Conference Held Kaskauskas, Mrs. Patrick Cook, NICELY Kl'RSISHED — Four room« wooded lot. Holy Gross School zone. opening. NOTICE OF PfBUO BEARING Gtizens Meet fice in the Hall of Records here,. •nil bath. Light cooking, two ltdlet or Call _. Miuenberger. builder, after e Mrs. Harold Kofoed, Mrs. Jo- HKpnON 5 _ RUM!R nEGKLA- September 16, 1964 arc set throughout the ooimtjrt;: —orklnc conplt. »71-»w. p.m.. 291-noo. Price I5J.M0. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: At Nativity Church seph Caulfield, Mrs. John Sween- LONG BRANCH — Attractive freshly SHREWSBURY. Ranch. Uiree bedroom WHICH PERMIT IS ISSUED: livery The Department of Conservation and every day through Thursday. j|; ptlnted, tome wttli TV. til wan ttl«- perfect condition, living, dining, eat In Economic Development win hold a Pub- FAIR HAVEN-Cana I was held ey, Mrs. Andrew Nunziato, Mrs. phone tnd minr fully carpeud. lre« permittee under any permit issued here- On Tuesday Specific information of each ':"! kitchen, enclosed Daren, |l»,uoo. 747- under shall fully comply with the fol- lic Hearing In the Molly Pitcher Inn, in the Nativity Catholic Church Edward Griswold, Mrs. -William nald tervlce, from ISO p«r month. 8681. lowing rules, regulations and conditions, 88 Riverside Avenue, Red Bank, New MATAWAN - David Dimech, municipality can be obtained Can 522-3005 and In addition to any other remedies Jersey on Wednesday. September 23, Sept. 13. Rev. William J. Bausoh, iramling, Mrs. Raymond Owens, LITTLE SILVER — ImmKUtte O«a available to the Borough, the Borough 1964 at 8:00 P. M. for the purpose of from the local clerk, orfrom the, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM—Private ptney spacious rtnch excellent condi obtaining the views of the public con- curate of St. Joseph's Catholic chairman of the Matawan Bor- Mrs. Albert Ortlieb, Mrs. Eu light cooking, ttrfrlgerttor, for on«. Coo tlon. three bedroom, two batis., family shall have the right at any time when county Elections Board at HO 2- :i mnltnt. 711-63M. the Interest ot the public requires It cerning the application of Michael J. Church, Keyport conducted the ough and Matawan Township Cit- gene Brown, Mrs. Frank Wein- room, deucbtrul llvlnc room fireplace, upon failure ot Uie permittee to com StaVola Tor permission to construct a 1940. - •';'• double garage, workshop. 717-15(3. ply with any of said rules, regulation! ston* bulkhead and a it one and timber conference. gandt, Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick, pier .©if tni'nL>mitylftVkT< of the^ave- izens for Goldwater-Miller, will REAL ESTATE FOR SALS HAZLET — Moving to.^<3sat*da: tm. and conditions, to suspend or revoki 1 Married couples in the parish Mrs, Albert, Larosld and Mrs. In a joint .public service «n- M; medltte possession. Three -bedrooms, any permit Issued lo such permtttei Wnk'Kiver, outshor* *f Conover-Lane, meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in ; deavor, many Esso service sta- :: HOUSES FOR SALE living, dining room, recreation room. who has violated or Is violating any o Uiddietown Township. Monmouth Coun- and guests from Holy Cross James Finan. " Attached garage, V.i baths. Vltke oiler. such rules, regulations or conditions. ty, New Jersey. the Republican Headquarters, tion dealers in the county and ';: Call K4-4U1 between 4-8 p.m. Rerocatlon may be by a written no Those attending will be given an op- Catholic Church, Rumson, were AUTHENTIC CAPE COD tlce to that effect, served upon th< portunity to expresi their views la ref- invited to attend. Reservations here. TRYOUTS FOR PLAY the League of Women Voters are :; MIDDLETOWN — Barn red Cape Cod, Permittee's Foremen or other persor erence to the effect on navigation. supplying registration and voter with stons front and large stone cMm trees, fireplace, river rights, three bed- In charge ot the work ol the appll< Oral statements will be heard but were in charge of Mr. and Mrs. The purpose of this first of- NEPTUNE — The Neptune pey. planned for family comfort. Pan rooms, den. Near train, bus, etc Yard cant or any other person and at any for the accuracy of the record written information. A similar program sdjolnlng woods. 116.500. 71T-17M. statements are preferred. - * James Ham and Mr. and Mrs. ficial meeting will be to select Community Theatre will hold eled den, living room with fireplace, other address furoUh«a In the appli- is underway in five other coun- modern kitchen, full dining room, MIDDLETOWN' — Colonial, Four bed- cation. A heading on any revocation The applicant propdfles to coAHruct Roy Nelson. the campaign committees. Kim open- casting./for.,,its first play laundry .*oom, powder .room, and large, rooms, 3M baths, Uvint'Toom with or suspension may be. had before the "XT' shaped. »too« bulkhead aparoxl- htately S30 feet In length extending off. of the season ^'The Gazebo" In ties. private, acreened porch. Three good Biz* fireplace, dining room, kjechen, laundry Mayor and Council upon application for P. Jack, of the New Jersey Cit- 1 bedrooraus* modern tiled bath upstairs. room, family room, game room with same being made by the permittee ihora approximately 50 feet of the mean the Sun Motel; ,'Rt.. 33, tonighl Recreation room in basement USatW high water line and to place fill be IS BAPTIZED izens for Goldwater Speakers Mrs, Joseph Bryan, president j; fireplace, basement, two car garage. and upon giving five (5) days notice and tomorrow night at 8 o'clock wooded lot. Ocean Township schools, feet to se.ltl opening I laws ot New Jersey may provsd. Minted Inside and, out. Excellent lent buy. direct sale by owner. 842-2710. both directions. This requirement fo ter or transfer with the breathing heavily after the race. schools. New Shrewsbury. Call 512-1811 one (1) of such lights or Hares at ough Cleric &t her office, 766 Broad Borough ol New Shrewsbury Payton Jordon of Stanford Uni BUICK BANTER — Roland S. Withers, left, general OCEANPORT — Income, riverfront, each end shall be considered lo be a Btreet, Shrewsbury, at any time during Attest: three homes approximately three acres LOTS & ACREAGE m.nlmum requirement In connectlo office hours between Wednesday, April Jerome S. Reed versity, an assistant U. S. Olym- manager, Buiclc Motor Division, General Motors Corp.,_ r, $31>.500. 7U-2203. 124 Leonard Ave. with any such excavation left unat 2T. 1961. and Thursday, September 24 Clerk .,„ pic team coach, said it was "one COMPLETELY SUBDIVIDED — 32 tended or exposed al night, and shall 1!X>4, and also on September 17 and 24 Sept. 21 **•" Flint, Mich., talks about Buicks and also congratulate!^ ~ 70' SPLIT LEVEL—Seven rooms. US "over-size" acre building; plots, ready not relieve any person from otherwise 1961. from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., on of the most fantastic perform- baths, 20x24 paneled den, breeuzwty. for builder with roads and utilities In providing other adequate bajrrlers and which date the registration books will Robert L. Ingersoll, Newark zone manager, 15 Fairfield; r. Landscaped, treea, Complete privacy. and paid for. Located In strategl lights as may be reasonably required close until after the General —lection NOTICE ances I've ever seen." FHA. (19.000, (900 down. 671-3513. prestige area of Monmouth County. to safeguard the public, on Tuesday, November 3, 1&84. VENDING MACHINES The first nine runners behind Dr., New Shrewsbury. Buick tales in the Newark zona^- Write •HI." Box 511. Red Bank. Invitations to bids are being received TRANSFERRED OWNER must part SBOTION T-pftoTKCTION FRO5I Following Is a description of th with older home on beautiful tree shaded SUITS: The permittee shall idemnl- for concession operation, coverlnc mis- Lindgren were: election districts In the Borough o cellaneous Vending Machine with ac- jumped 148 per cent over last year's sales, while national- -H; grounds Living room, dining room, REAL ESTATE WANTED fy and save harmless the Borough of Shrewsbury and the polling places in Jeff Fishback, U. S. Olympi large kitchen, den, four bedrooms, pan- Shfoivabury, Its officers, agcnU and ceptable aanltatlon standards, dispens- ly it leaped only 101 per cent, Mr. Withers reported. Mr.::% tied porch, full basement, two-car ga- servants from and against any loss ing postage stamps and sanitary nap- team, 17:14; Vic Zwolak, U. S rage. Only 122,900. Call for appoint, SELLING YOUR HOME? We hsvi Injury or damage resulting trom th kins. In various U.S. Signal Corps buyers, list your home with us fo performance of the work encompassc First Election District buildings located at the Evans Area, Team, 17:26; Mit Hunt, Cal Ingersoll was congratulated at a press luncheon held last;-^- ment. ROLSTON WATBRDURY. Real- last and efficient service. Call THE tor IS West Front St., Red Bank. by the permit. Bounded on the north and northeas Belmar. N.J., Coles Arta, Red Bank. ifornia State at Long Beach CUBTIN AOENCY, Realtors. Trsde- SECTION »—TIME LIMIT: In n N J Charles Wood Area, Eatontown, week at tha Holiday Inn, West Long Branch. .' "'£ 747-3&0O. ' Ins. Thompson Ave. tnd Hwy. 30, by the right-of-way of ths New York event shall any opening or excavation A Long Branch Railroad Co.; on the N.J and Fort Monmouth, N.J. Invita- 17:37; Joe Tyler, Los Angele VAIL HOMEB — Two bedroom bunga- Leonardo. 20M6OO. be marte In any public Btreet In the tions may be obtained by applying to low completely furnlohed. $69.50 month west by the center line of Broad Track Club, 18:00; Vince Sweet- DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNER Borough ot Shrewsbury which shall bi Street: on the south by the center line Ihe Post Restaurant Officer In Bulldinc ly pava all utltltlM. Call, 542-ini. of a greater size or length than car 1210. Room O-14. U.S.A.S.C.B.. Fort ser, Orange County, Calif., trac of Sycamore Avenue; and on the east Monmouth, N.J. Offirs will he received EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three-bed- ARE THESE YOUR PROBLEHSt be filled lo and completed within forty, by a line which runs In a genera Club, 18:21; Chuck Webb, Ca By Blake room Cape Cod. Story anil a halt, two eight MB) hours by the available ma northerly direction from the centei until noon. 26th October 1964. baths, Inrgo lot. (16,000. For appoint Being translerredT mortgtse payments lerlal and equipment located at th line of Sycamore Avenue 150 feel Sept. 18. 21, 22 * State at Long Beach, 18:28; Bi ment, call 7471)860. loo high? llouae too small? Are you site for the doing of salil work west of the westerly curb line In case the work has not been com- Marty, Bible Institute of Los An tied down to a home and can't sel West F.n.l Avenue and continuing In NOTICE How LON!<5 IT BintKWsmiltY—Threc-bPdroom rnnch because of a high mortgage. We will plete! before the day of expiration ni a straight line to the right-of-way of geles, 18:57; Jim Bakus, Souther top condlllon. Meal location many ex assume that high mortgags with cash shown on the permit, snd the permit- the New York A Long Branch Railroad VKMIlNIi .MACHINES TAKES traa. (19.IKMI. By dwner, 74MG80. lo you besides. tee has not requested nn extension oi Co. The polling place for Ihis dls Invitations to bids ore being received California Striders, 19:06; Georg WITH TUBES We will buy your horns with any time, the Btreet Superintendent, or oth trlct Is the flrchnuse on Broad Street. for concession operation, covering mis- PAUSHTER to SAY 6000 Immaculate four bedrooms, larse din problem you have. er person In charge, may If ha deems cellaneous Vending Machine wllh ac- Lacy, Cal State at Long Beach it advisable lake steps to backfill Uie ing room, living room tnd kitchen, Hi Ask about our trade-In plan. Ncrnnd Election DHtrlct ceptable sanitation standards, dispens- 19:10. baths, illshwaaher. baseboard hot water Never a commission Involved whether trench snd replace a permanent pave- ing cigars, cigarettes, candles, cheiv- beat, full basement, loaded with extras, we huy, sell, or trade-In. ment over the opening for which the Bounded on the north by Newman Ing gum, crackers, cookies, fresh fruit, All llnancinn available Call 671-3311 Don't wait, call us now. permit lias been Issued and If any Springs Road; on the west by Shrews- nuts, prcmlx tnd post mil carbonated tnd Jee It now. WALKRR * WALKER, MANLEY ASSOCIATES. 671-5333 extension of time beyond said date Is bury Avenuo to a point 340O feet south sodas, canned soda, canned fruit am ENTERS COLLEGE Itealtnrs 20M Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. needed for the completion of the work, of Newman Springs Road where tin vegetable Juices. In various U.B. Signal WE NEED YOUR HOME a. new application must be filed, It Corps buildings located st the Evans HAZLET — Patricia Erickson Multiple IJ«tl»s» * Trade-Ins. Phone: Our 12 salespeople have clients waltlnt center line of tmrewnbury Avenue Inter' 671-3311. Bend for catalog. Open 7 days. required by tho Btreet Superintendent, sects wllh a Una drawn to the cente Area, nelmar, N.J., Coles Area, Red daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl tor your Hating. They need ranchea, or other persons In charge Bank, N.J., Charles Wood Area. Eaton- split levels, two stories; alto Investment line of Ohre Place; on the south by i OCBANPORT — M Whitehall Circle, KKCTION B-KXCAVATloV The wort line nmnlnj In an esterly and westerly town, N.J. and Fort Monmouth, N.J. F. Erickson, 7 David St., will bi Kanch on large landscaped lot. Tlire* property. Call us for a q,"lok Bale. Two snail he so conducted s— not to In- Invitations may bn obtained by apply- offices serving you. / direction. Winning at a point 3(00 among the freshmen at Seton bedrooms, l"i baths, living room, din terfere with any existing water main, feet south of Newman Springs Hoad ing to th« Post Restaurant Officer In Ins room, modern kitchen. Large hasp, WALKER A WALKER sewer, gaa or telephone or their con- and running In a straight line to the Building 1210. Room G-H, U.S.A.8.C.8., Hill this fall semester. She is a ment with finished room. Attached ga Realtors nections wllh houses, or so as to dam- center line nf Olirs Place and projected Kort Monmouth, N.J. Offers will be re- June graduate of Raritan Town- rane llldli anrl dry. Economical cas Shrewsbury ufnes oilidittown Office an any exisllng trees or roots there- to tho center line of Broad street; and ceived until noon, 26 October 1961. heat. Immediate possession. Asking 741-5212 871-331 of, until permission of the proper au nn tht! c«M i>y tl'n center line at Sept. 18. 21. 22 J ship High School and will majoi . »23,500. Cull 741-6507. thorltles shall have been obtained Broad Btrept. The polling place for this WE NEKD — Five or six. 2-3 bedroom SECTION I»-IU< KKIU.miJ AND in biology. homes, furnished or unfurnished, from district Is the Broad Street Auditorium NOTICE OK SALK: TEMPORARY PAVINOi The permitee of the school. On Wednesday, Seiitembi-r 30, 1064 at HOUSES FOR SALE 185 lo 1175 per month for Incoming shiul completely backfill the excava- 11:00 A.M. 1 will sell at public auc- personnel. THE HERO AO-NCY, Rt tion and shall replace the material J5. Mlddletown. 671-1000. Third Election District lion on behalf of Seaconit Finance Co. ANNOUNCES DIVIDEND excavated compacting It by mechan- at IS Broad Bt.r Red Bank. N. J. one UNION BEACH - The Direc- OLDER HOME — In R«d Bank In ical tamping, or as otherwise directed All that portion ot the Borough of 106S Triumph. Sp. Bdn., Her. No. TB- MORE LISTINGS SHOWN good repair near stores. Client waiting. by the Engineer snd shall supply ad- Shrewsbury south of the center line 23720211 for default In a Conditional tors of International Flavors & MORE LISTINGS SOLD, IlMJOO to (18.000. Call BHORBWAY ditional material when there Is a de- of Sycamore Avenue and east of a Bales Contract made by Leonard Oar RSALTY, 264-7010, ficiency. Whenever the Blreet Super- lino running In a northerly direction vln. Said car may be seen at Car- Fragrances Inc. have declarei Intenclent shall deem the material un- land Inc., Bprlngwooa Ave., Hwy. 35, WATBRKTIONT pnOPEnTT — Shrews from the center line of Sycamore a regular quarterly dividend ol satisfactory for backfill and the En- Avenue to ilia rlghl-of-waght-of*way^ oof the New Neptune, N, J. bury River area. Access, tn deep water, gineer, or his duly authorized mut- H ranch IU11 Auctloneer—W. J. O'NEILL seven and one-half cents pc Private. Write "B.F.." Box (11, Ite ant, shall concur with this decision, York A._- I . „ _. . road Co. Hank. which straight line Is ISO feet wast o Bapt. 21 i- share on the common stock ol the permittee ahall backfill Uie trench the westerly curb lino of West Em] wllh sum!, or other proper material, the corporation payable Oct. 13, Buying or Selling icceptlbly compressed aa required, and Avenue. Also that portion of the Hor NUTKiR Or 8AI.K: shall rrmov* excess material from the ougU of Shrewsbury south of a line On Wednesday, Beptmiihcr HO. 1D34 at 1964 to Stockholders of recorc premises. If tamping alone Is em- running along the center line of Obre 10:30 A.M. I will sell tt nulillo auc- An Auto . , . ployed, the material shall be placed In Pjaoe which Is bounded on the west tion on behalf of Beaontst Finance Co. Sept. 25. layers not exceeding six Inches In b» Shrewsbury Avenue and on the at 1» Broad St., n t|OTWw 01 fully loaded with stone or travel, aept, 31. » " ' ^ «

Shads* Btiown- findSank Sherwood's Sporting Goods It pays to play with quality equipment SHOES lot lh» EHTIBE FAMILY 747-0042 741-7116 17 White Street 7 Broad Street H. H,OnfB-WaM Vogels The County's largest selection of moder«t»!y STATIONERS priced ladiei' sportswear, drettai, coah> Edward W CorraH 747- 1000 30 BROAD ST. 24 BROAD STREET

We Just Look Expensive

Your Music Center MEN'S SHOP 747-0825 30 Broad Street 741-9055 25 Broad Street

FLORA ALLAIRE LIQUORS Agents for World Famous Owner-manager Flora Dress Shop Gourmet Shop - Barton's Sonbonniere Omega Watches FREE DELIVERY Broad Street at the Clock The sisters Flora Allaire "and Helen Wallace originated Flora Dress Shop 30 years ago, 747-3334 26 Broad Street the last nine years having been spent in Red Bank. Flora Dress Shop has established itself over the years as a quality ladies' fashion shop featuring distinctive apparel in separates, sportswear, and some of the finest evening wear obtainable. Accents on fashion are yours from the^costume jewelry cases as well. Flora Dress Shop shopping

The New FIRST EASTERN INVESTMENT ABBEY Clayton & Magee Corporation MEN'S and BOYS' OUTFITTERS Mutual Funds MEN'S SHOP SINCE 1846 Stocks — Bonds 62 Broad Street 19 BROAD ST. RED BANK Downtown, Red Banl 741-1300 148 Broad Strati

MILLERTON RUGS, INC. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Distinctive Apparel CARPET 24-hr. Prescription Service Prompt, Free Delivery for young ladies and gentlemen "The Largest Selection, Name Brands" 741-5288 747-5898 45 Broad Street CaUHAIINS OUt JOTH VIM UMOADITUIT Lntlt CeMtark 741-5279 130 Broad Street R. P. 134 Broad, opp. Stainbach's

PROWN'S NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET BETTER HOUSEKEEPING HAS EVERYTHING The Little Store Quality Aluminum Products WITH THE CHAIN STORE PRICES! SHOP Housewares—Lampi—-Paints 54 Nawman Springs Rd., R«d Bank 747-9310 "tee service everything ue s$W* 741-7500 32 Broad Street Across from Monmouth County Natl. Bank Leather Goods onv Quality Glfls Accirra Soflr Jmljler 125 BROAD STREET 741-4310 46 MONMOUTH ST. SILVER'S JEWELERS CHARLES H. Summer REGISTERED DIALER TINDALL AGENCY Realtor-lnsuror Mademoiselle, Naturaliier, Diamonds Joyce, Life Stride 95A Broad Street 19 East Front Street Fin» china, crystal, silver, linens and gifts Drvsllla H. Bolrd 747-4400 147 Broad Street 115 Broad Street

f/ it's for the home, it*M at TABATCHNICK'S RED BANK "RAINBOW" APPETIZERS & DELICATESSEN AND RESTAURANT Parke Drug Co. Catering For All Occasions Television and Hardware Since 1933 Quality Drugs and Prescriptions Italian Cusino • Seafood 741-9810 175 Broad Street 741-7008 141 Shrewsbury Avanua Sal Vain 747-3784 51 Broad Street Nenrnai Srigel 141 Broad Street OPP. ACME MARKET

ermine is three floors and an elevator, cosmetic studio TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. clothes men, boys and young men, Sayings The Finest Complete Travel Service has a casual shop for ladies. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "Try Before You Buy" 747-0330 10 Broad Street Tirana H. O'Dannill 741-5080 Broad and Raclclau PI. Ermine Cerntllui Millmronl 741-4100 7 White Street

SINCE 1896 > OIFTS ' TOYS YOUTH John's Beauty Salon > STATIONERY > OFFICE SUPPLIES • ART MATERIALS RENTER, Company "The House of Creative Hair Styling" Featuring Brand Names in Ladits1 Apparel Established 1884 "fine Children's Wear" liylng Dtomond 35 BROAD STREET John D'Amloe 741-1515 136 Broad Street Janus f. Humpkrayt 741-0001 17 Broad Street 747-0169 20 Broad Street

SHELDON Fine Fashions RED BANK For rtS. HARDWARE CARD SHOP Smart "Just as far away as your telephone" Social Stationery - Party Goodi - Rentals Sophislieat.es SHOE CO. ; "Free Delivery" 741-4282 Broad & Wallace Sts. Red Cross, Stride-Rite, Florsheim 141 BROAD Bealemin A. Crate 741-1264 18 Broad Street Jatei Hume 747-2222 30 Monmouth Street

pretty accessories the SNEAKER SHOPS and casual wear I INC are at . . . "Sneakers at a Saving" Bomt Dtcmlon J. YANKO Custom Boudoir, Bathroom and 741-6537 ashion Fair Cloiet Accessories. Linens, Monogramming, Established 1863 Custom Table Pads, Distinctive Gifts t Edna Craig 4 White Street 87 Broad Street Ciena Yaaka Ptrcy Sn

LLEN 747-3650 BASKIN'S > ELECTRIC Junior Bazaar FINER APPAREL FABRIC FAIR N. J. licence No. 46 FOR YOUNG SOPHISTICATES Fimous Name Fabrics {or Every Purpste R«fkJ«ntial and Commercial Wiring C O M PA N Y Custom Slipcovars and Draper let 747-0*12 It Whit* St. 113 Broad Str»ot 121 Broad Street A

RED BANK ... The Shopping Center With Over US Individual Businessmen . . . RED BANK