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90, u n,|] Bunt *ad U UaUtattl Uiffltif OBIcn RED BANK, N. J>, FRIDAY, JUN1J 28, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE, ONE Cork Honoris President Ireland's Green Carpet Rolled Out for Kennedy CORK, Ireland (AP)-President ly said "has a poor, humble to lead and join the free world it. This seems unlikely. His for- ers surged over the rope barrier Kennedy was made a freeman.of flock. in, an intimate association with tune recently was estimated at and swarmed around Kennedy Cork today. He told a cheering The President brought greefe fpependence and freedom." $10 million. until harried Secpt. Servicemen crowd when he retires he will >ae tn P/M-lr fmm fTalmair M V/ P A kali/wu^M r.»*w»jl k.. *~ ...I.: ings to Cork from Galway, N,.Y$ A helicopter stood by to whisk In the famine years of a cen- formed protective barriers and take great satisfaction "in not Shamrock, Tex., Limerick, Maine, Kennedy to Dublin for his ad- tury and a quarter ago, Cork shoved back the throng. only being President of my own Killaraey, Minn., and" Dublin, dress to (he two Houses of Parlia- was the major jumping off As he was pushea -^slowly country but a freeman of this Conn. As he reeled off the names, ment. ground for Irish peasants who toward his car, the President city." the Corkites burst into laughter. After this there were cere- fled to the New World. reached over the shoulders of Cork, Ireland's chief port and Kennedy became serious as he monies awarding the President The President's great-grandfa- his bodyguards to shake hands econd city, staged a rousing spoke of the worid .facing an honorary degrees from the Na- ther, Patrick Kennedy, sailed with olamoring spectators. welcome for the President. T atomic weappns race which could tional University and the Uni- from New Ross, 100 miles away, Flies to Britain Packed into a hectic 75-minute "annihilate the human race in a versity, of Dublin and honorary where Kennedy yesterday' en- Kennedy flies to Britain tomor- schedule was a parade through few hours." freedom of the Irish capital. joyed one of the most heart- row for a 24-hour visit with " he city, the ceremony making The freedom of Wexford, New What is important in this day warming welcomes of his career. Prime Minister Harold MacmiJ- REPUBLICANI GREETING — U. S. Sen. Peter H. Dominick of Colorado, it wel- him a freeman and a reception Ross, Galway and Limerick also and age, he said, is for men to The President was guest of •lan. •y the city fathers. have come or are coming Ken- corned to the Monmouth Hotel Spring Lake, where he was the speaker last night associate themselves, with a fight honor last night at a banquet To prepare for the conference, nedy's ,way before his three-day Gray Skies for freedom. This was done- by given by President Eamon de Secretary • of State Dean Rusk at the eighth annual $IOO-.a-plate dinnar of the Monmouth County Republican Irish tour ends tomorrow. Landing in his helicopter from the Irish for a thousand years, Valera and Prime Minister Sean and British Foreign Secretary Finance Committee. At left is Assemblman Irving E. Keith and Freeholder Charles First Claim Dublin, Kennedy found his limou- he added. Lemass in Dublin. Lord Home conferred in London I. Smith. At right is state Sen. Richard R. Stout. ine out of action. He took over Referring to Ireland's part m Under medieval custom, this As he left the banquet, Ken- for nearly two hours yesterday. the American car normally used the United Nations force in the gives the President first claim nedy walked toward the crowd They concentrated on the possi- by his Secret Service men, and Congo, he said: "Ireland has on abed in the poorhouse in any waiting outside instead of going bilities of a test ban treaty they changed to a Rolls Royce found a new mission in the 1960s, of the six towns should he need straight to his car. The Dublin; emerging from American-British- Skies were as gray as the old Soviet negotiations opening in port's stone buildings, but the| Moscow in mid-July. Says GOP Can Score rain which pelted Kennedy as he In-line with this,: the Macmil- left Dublin held off for his drive ilan government reportedly has hrough Cork's narrow hilly 'decided against committing Brit- streets. ain for the time being to join It seemed as if all of Cork's the NATO fleet of nuclear- 1964Elec 80,000 inhabitants had turned out armed surface ships the Ameri- to see and cheer the President. cans and the West Germans are As his car neared the mansion proposing. SPRING LAKE - A total oi 450 Mon- S. Fisher, and Freeholders Charles I. Smith house — the city hall — crowds, informants in London said one mouth County Republicans attending the or- and Marcus Daly. surged forward and tried to touch reason for the British stand was ganization's annual |100-a-p]ate dinner last She paid tribute to Assemblyman Clif-, the car. Secret Service men /that any move Uy set up « :NATO • night were told the GOP can sweep the ton T. Barkalow who has been appointed shoved them back. nuclear force of Polaris missile country next year if it can agree on an ap- assistant «>unty counsel and whose place on carriers—with West Germany; in • pealing presidential candidate. the ballot has been filled by Mr. Fisher. Inside the mansion house on a it—would jeopardize what little U.S. Sen. Peter H. Dominick of Colo- Sen. Dominick, Who flew into Monmouth stage flanked by the Irish and prospect there is of agreement rado said changes which have occurred un- County Airport in his own 'private plane, was American flags, Mayor Sean at Moscow. der the Democratic administration of John introduced by former U. S. Sen. H. Alexan- Casey presented the freedom of F. Kennedy have yielded the Republicans a der Smith, of New Jersey. Mrs. Smith and he city. Informants outlining the Mac- strong case to take to the people. her sister, Mrs. Andrew V. Stout of Fair "We welcome you not only as , millan-Kennedy work program The senator was guest speaker at the Haven, are aunts of the Colorado senator. chief of the greatest nation in said Saturday evening would be eighth annual dinner at the Monmouth Hotel. The speaker traced recent political his- he world but also for what you devoted .to the impending test The sponsor was the party's Finance Com- tory in his state. In four years, Republicans are yourself," Casey said as the ban talks and on Sunday morn- mittee under chairmanship of J. Raymond overcame a 2 to 1 deficit In the legislature audience drummed their feet on ing they'would dwell on Ameri- De Ridder. The dinner chairman was Robr and. 4 to 1 minority in Congress and now the floor and roared their en- caiiiBritish; and NATO defense thusiasm. issues, including the NATO nu- ert O. Stanley, Jr. . . . . • hold those fractional leads -themselves. In. addition, he said, the party holds $11 t>iit clear fleet prtject.' ' . /Gmrity\COP.Chairman I., Russell Woolr The President won his audience two elective, state offices.. ley said part of the $45,000 in proceeds must immediately with some Irish wit. Before departing for Italy Sun- He defined Republicanism to mean a be- He talked about all the cousins day afternoon, Kennedy and: ' be shared with the State and National Re- • ANOTHit KINNEDY It THE NEW RO$S -President Kennedy speaks to publican Committees. He said the dinner was lief that better government can be produced every Irishman can claim in the Macmillan will also go over eco- the best attended of any similar party fund by closer direct control within the states as United States and said: crowd at quayside ceremonies in New Ross, Irelandd. It was. from the New Rots nomic, and fiscal matters and tha raising activities. compared to an enormous centralized gov- "I'd like to ask anybody who quay 120 years ago that Kennedy's: great-grandfather left to go to Boston. The situation of the Western alliance ernment in Washington. has relatives in the United States in Europe, the Middle East and So well attended was it that the dinner President told the crowd: '.'All the Kennedys value our inheritance" (AP Photo) committee ran out of token elephant favors He described the Democratic philosophy to hold up their hands." the Far East which were to-be distributed to all guests. as one which holds that deficits are bene- A,goodly array of hands shot ficial and as encouraging "borrowing from TV Mr, De Ridder told the diners the en- up. you now in order to borrow more from your thusiasm with which purchasers bought up "I want to tell you they're do- children in the future." tickets was indicative of impending Repub- ing well," Kennedy said, bring- lican election victories in November this Sen. "Dominick described the frustrations ing a roar of laughter. year and in 1964. of Republican lawmakers. He said many have produced "dynamic" proposals through the Introduces Group Mrs. Katherine K. Neuberger, national last 32 years only to have them buried be- The President introduced mem- Republican committeewoman, introduced the cause the Democrats held control of both bers of his party with Irish con- To Eliminate. • • • ** Beach, Fla., who Kennedy Joking- sion came less than 12 hours aft- ue making checks on the racial On Fire Safety Request er a state official ordered action distribution. and would take fur- on the matter. , ther, action if an. unreasonable im- • NEW SHREWSBURY -Mayor safety measures Mayor LBmon —Provide four-cycle engines (re- Sweltering New Jersey Education ;Cqrrimis; balance again occurs. Board pres- John E. Lemon, Jr., has received and other borough officials asked garded as less likely than two sioner Frederick M, Raubinger is- ident John D.,Friebely .endorsed a commitment from the Central n a June 11 meeting, cycle types to produce sparks,) sued a ruling Thursday -morning Bomberger's. statement. for service in the New Shrews Railroad of Nuw Jersey to carry Mr, Craddock also promised Weekend ordering Plainfiield to reduce the < Added to Agenda bury area. out all the measures requested "continued co-operation," and imbalance at Washington School, The school board plan also pro- by this borough to prevent more said he would arrange an inspec- Use Arresters Is Ahead which has a 96 per. cent Negro vides free bus transportation to forest and brush fires caused by tion tour on locomotives of the —Equip the locomotives with enrollment. all pupils who will be transferred locomotive sparks. line, to provide assurances that approved spark arresters. Monmouth County heads for an The board, by unanimous vote, from their original school zones approved Thursday night a plan A letter received yesterday the promised steps have been —Remove old ..railroad ties other sweltering few days as yes- and promises school lunch facili- that will have sixth graders from from J. A. Craddock, general taken. from the right of way promptly. terday's record-breaking heat con- ties will be provided. His letter promised that the -Co-operate with chief C. W, tinues unabated. all of Plainfield's 11 regular ele- manager of the railroad- The school board meeting had promises to carry out the five Central Railroad will: Clayton of the NAD Earle fin The thermometer registered a mentary schools attend classes at been scheduled before Raubinger's department in controlled burning scorching 93 degrees at 2 p.m Washington beginning in Septem- ruling and the racial matter was of brush along the tracks. yesterday, to set a new record for ber. A 12th school is for retarded SIP DURING SENTIMENTAL SOJOURN—President Ken. added to the agenda. -Make mo-e frequent use of June 27, and the temperature hu- children. nedy sips tea while his third cousin, Mrs. Mary Ann midity index soared to an un- Ready to Draw Pact track scarifiers to control weeds To Be Transferred The Plainfield decision followed comfortable 82. Raubinger's precedent-setting nil Ryan, reaches for a sugar bowl during Kennedy's visit along the right of way. Washington school pupils from The previous record was in ing May 15 on Orange's Oakwood to his ancestral home at Dunganstown, Ireland. The Mr. Craddock also, in response kindergarten through the fifth 1943, when the mercury climbed Elementary School where the en- to a request made at the June grade will be transferred to other President wandered about the barnyard talking to cousins ForGrandviewPlan to 94. The low during the past rollment is 99 per cent Negro. 11 meeting by Borough Attorney schools where present enrollments and neighbors. (AP Wirephoto) 24 hours was a very warm 72 at Raubinger gave the Orange school KEANSBURG — Members ofLPA members last night it was Milton Mausner, sent Mayor are less than 50 per cent Negro, 4 o'clock this morning. board until July 1 to submit a the Local Planning Agency, "obvious" construction costs will Lemon a list of the names and There are four schools, in addi- And there's no relief in sight. plan to reduce the Oakwood im- meeting here last ni.^hi with a exceed $2 million. addresses of ench crew memrae tion to Washington, where Negroes At 7 o'clock this morning, the balance. The board, however, said representative of Armiger Con- on engine 1510 on April 15. I are in a majority. Store Facilities humidity was 69 per cent, the the deadline did not give it suf- struction Corp,, Baltimore, indi- was this engine on this trip tha The-board's action was not ac- Code Crucifies Mr. Merbach said 'he bi-level temperature 73, and the temper- ficient time and appealed the July cated they were ready to d^ was held responsible for setting ceptable to Negro parents of 54 civic center will have store fa- ature humidity index, 72. 1 date to the State Board of Edu- up a contract for a $1,500,000 a forest fire that burned ove children who had initiated the ac- cilities on the street level and William D. Martin, Long Branch cation. commercial complex proposed more than 500 acres of New tion with the State Department reported there have already been Shrewsbury woods. Weather Bureau forecaster, pre- Business on Rt. 34 two weeks ago for the Grand- of Education, however. Still to be decided by Raubinger four bids for space in the struc- dicts temperatures in the 90s to- View site. Herbert H. Tate, one of three are petitions from Englewood, COLTS NECK-Miss Caroline present her problem to the Plan- ture. day and tomorrow, with the hu- Sietcinski, Rt. 34, told the Town- ning Board if the Board of Ad- attorneys representing parents, Bnidgeton and Montclair. The LPA reviewed the corpo- Proposals call for the borough midity continuing through Sun- ship Committee last night that the justment does not act with favor Retain Consultant said after the meeting that he had ration's set of 26 proposals pre- fo- provide parking facilities ad day. Gov. Richard J. Hughes said zoning ordinance was "crucifying on her request. RUMSON — Borough Council been instructed "to carry the suit aented by Paul P. Merbach, Ar- jaccnt to the project. This was There is no sign of rain, Mr. the Englewoog d decision is due 10 small businesses on Rt. 34." last night approved renewal ol beyond the present point." The John Murphy, district manager mlger's financial adviser, who interpreted to mean facilities for said. early next week. It centers on Miss Sietcinski operates a real the agreement with Herbert H.| parents had charged that racial of the Good Humor Ice Cream has been named president and the civic cen'.er. The motel, ac- that community's Lincoln Ele- estate business in the township. Co., Shrewsbury, complained to Smith Associates, ol West Tren- imbalance exists in all Plainfield general manager of the newly- cording to Mr. Merbach. will mentary School, with a 98 per She claimed that the governing the committee that an ice cream ton professional planners, for one schools, but Raubinger limited his organized Grqiidview Manage- have its own separate parking :ent Negro enrollment. The im- body had not been fair to her and trailer operated by his firm on ment Corp. Chairman of the year. Mayor Charles S. Callman Save Water•, decision to Washington school. site. stated that the services of the balance there has sparked two the other business people in a Rt. 537 was not in violation of the board is William S. Armiger, Jr. Tate said. years .of sit-ins, boycotts, The Camp John site, which is planning consultants have proved and quarter-mile section of Rt. 34 zoning ordinance as charged by when they rezoned the area for To Draw Up Pact (See KEANSBURG, Page 2) "very benefical" to the borough. Clerk Urges Two Plans other demonstrations. zoning officer'Fritz Dressier. residential use. The corporation's counsel, Si- KEANSBURG - "Save water.' He added that because the par- The trailer Is In a residential mon A. Bahr, New Brunswick, So said Borough Clerk William ents did not feel the board ac- Seven Killed "Not one house has been built zone on the New Shrewsbury was instructed to draw up a con- F. Hcrlihy, yesterday. tion satisfied the original com there since the ordinance was boundary. The governing body tract based on the approved pro- Today*s Index He pointed out that the current plaint, (they would not wait to SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) adopted, and there will never be ruled that It did not conform to' posals and forward It to George dry spell has resulted In an acute judge the effectiveness of the Seven Vietnamese civilians were homes on that highway," she the ordinance. said. E. Ostrov, borough attorney, for Page Page water shortage in the borough. new plan before carrying the case killed and 21 seriously injured Jasper Johnson, of the Joseph Mayor William S. Buck told J. Seaman auditing firm, Perth study. Allen-Scott I Herblock 6 Residents will receive notices to the State Board of Education. today when two explosions rocked from Borough Manager C. The Negro parents had pro the U.S. Military Advisory As- Miss Sietcinski .that the ordinance Amboy, presented a 34-page town- The project, to be developed Amusements 12-U Home and Garden 16-17 undor Ihc borough's urban re- Movie Timetable 12 Bernard Blum requesting that posed two plans. One called for sistance Command Compound in was passed for the good of the ship audit to the committee. Births 2 township and that he had owned newal program, calls for a mod- Obituaries water use be curtailed ns much redrawing of all school zones to Saigon. Mr. Johnson reported that a 1 Jim Bishop 8 gain proportionate racial distribu- a larger business than she had $174,001) surplus exists and that ern waterfront commercial com- Sylvia Porlcr us possible between 9 a.m. and Two U.S. Army men were re- 5 p.m., the hmirs of heaviest tion. The other suggested eslab- in that area. 1)5.2 per cent of the total taxes plex to Include a minimum 100- Bridge * 4 Religious Services 10-11 ported slightly injured. unit motel, HI'M provisions to ex- John Chamberlain ..',. 6 Sports 18-19 load. lishmcnt ot three pairs of "sister Miss Sietcinski's application for were collected in 1962, This, he said, is well above the "tats pand to 31)0 units; a civic center Classified 20-24 Stock Market '...: i Lawn sprinkling and the filling schools" with grades one through The explosions, 10 minutes an addition on her property Is average. or convention hall, a swimming Comics 25 Successful Investing 3 of home swimming pools espe- three held at one school and apart, evidently were caused by now before the Board of Adjust- pool, recreation facilities and Crossword Puzzle 4, U Television IMS cially must not be done during grades four through six at the bombs placed by communist ter- ment. In general, township finance* •tore aitcs. Mr. Merbach told Editorials _„ ( Women's News 8-8 those hours, said Mr. Hcrlihy. other. rorists. The committee advised tier to art ta very mod shape, ha Hid. \ *~FrM«jr, Jane 28, 1963 RED BANK B£GJSTER GOP Victory Pre-Organization Meeting Births (Coatoued) Obituaries m puspgi.it any' aujor bills of GOP sponsor- would limit mi of federal ftadi taiatfuett " RIVERVIEW ship. where radal discrlmlutton wt^tawtvid. AMHftMN INFANT GBttGE H, BOTH, ML Set Tomorrow at Long Branch Red Bast U this area ht mentioned proposals for Forecasting • winning rtpotfhtrt tor his UNCRQSPT - Jean Elsie An- BATONKWN -r George H. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Frank, tax credits for faaUliea burdened by college party in MM, Sen. Dominiek Mid • ttronj dtrton, J-mon«©ld daughter of SmWvSr., 70, ol ^wAr- tuition coats; vocational education at the case can be made. ded vestarday I* I* home, LONG BRANCH - TTie new 108 Orchard Hill, Lincroft, son, David tf. and Barbara B. Ander- receipts in an envelope Tuesday secondary level; manpower retraining, and "When we turned the government over son. WJfflttrip tlr., died yester- Mr. Smith wii born fat I City Council which wilt take of- from an unlocked drawer in the yesterday. r, and Mrs. Robert Chat civil rights. to the Democrats," he said, "there was no day in Doctor's HoepHat, New ark, the son of Addle and Ctorgt fice at noon Monday will have office of Acting City Manager The speaker charged that President Ken- debt of $30J billion, there was no wall in J. 0. Jones. Doors to the City 44 Bucfcnell Dr., Haile York qty. B. Smith. He hu Bv«d to Eaton- • pre-organization conference at nedy and Attorney General Robert F. Ken- Berlin, no Russians in Cuba, no Communist Surviving beside her parents town M years. In 1938, Mr. Hall annex, next to City Hall, son, yesterday. nedy have encouraged recent civil rights governments in Middle Eastern countries." the City Hall annex tomorrow. and Mr. Jones' office on the sec- Mr. and Mrs. George Sturnick, act two tJsttri, Deborah Pear) Smitti retired u owntr and op- demonstrations to set the scene for a big He said these Chang* tn slgniflcaat to and Barbwm Rflbbfa V eratorof UwBuafe Jt**y Masu- Expected to bt decided is the ond floor N*h were forced open. 1 Donald PI., Middletown, ton, push towards civil rights legislation. veters and Hut they can bt madt tfltctlvt yesterday. and a JbrooW, RusteH DtvM factoring Company, New*! Ht line up of council members on Both Mr. Jones and a cleric in Yet in the last three years, he said, the arguments if the party can agrtt upon a Anderson, tH *t bom*; hw P*>wu a ratmbtr of tht Watty choices for mayor, deputy mayor, his office, Mrs. Jenny De Fazio, Mr. and Mrs. William Won- Democrats have ignored at least 2$ Repub- candidate acceptable to Republicans awl la- drasch. 45 Bayberry La., Middle- tamal grsedpawots, Mr. and Pentecostal Church. BKoMfc. city attorney, and city engineer. underwent lie detector tests at lican attempts to advance legislation which dependents alike. ' Mrs. N.BN. B.. AndersoAnoVso n of Man* Survivin__ ^g ar__.t three aona, Al- As of last night the only ap- the county prosecutor's office in town, (on, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Lcs Brown, squtn, and maternal grandpa- bert W, Smith of Clifton, Frank parent agreement was on the re- Freehold. They were questioned rent*, Mr/and Mrs. Maurice R, Smith of MorganviUe, and appointment of Otis R. Seaman concerning procedures in First St., Keyport, son, yester day. Horse Breeding and Racing Democrats Baker of Lynwood. George H. Smith, Jr., of Eaton- •s engineer. handling beach funds. The funeral wifi be tomorrow town; two daughter!, Mrs. Dorc- Trie two leading contenders for The tests were directed by. Mr. and Mrs. Galvin Courtney, at t p.m. in the Adams Memo- thy Sabo of Scotch Plains, and mayor, First Ward Councilman County Detective Andrew Man- 17 Warren Dr., Mstawan, son, Scored By rial Hone, Red Bank, with Rev. Mrs. Helen Hatnrock of Eaton- Milton F. Untermeyer and Sec- ning on orders of Chief of County yesterday. Are Called Vital to State William- Mills, pastor of lincroft town; brother, Nonwui ond Ward Councilman-elect Vin- Detectives John M. Gawler with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Presbyterian Own*, offtdating. Smith of Havelock., N.C.NC ; one cent G. Mazsa were reported still the co-operation of the two city 911 Second St., Union Beach, son, FREEHOLD-Monmouth Coun- balance which will fully bring out Goldwater Burial will b« In Fair View Ceme- ilrter, Mr,, HattHe McCotunU of one vote shy each of a required officials. .No one informed of the yesterday. ty officials were urged yesterday the open spaces potential of the : SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Demo- t*ry. Breton Woods; If grandchildren, five on the nine-member body. outcome would comment after- MONMOUTH MEDICAL to take the lead in furthering state. cratfe party leaders are linked In New Jersey development u and eight greaHrandchMdreo, An Important consideration in wards. CENTER a "cynical alliance" with"corrupt horse breeding state. ANDREW PATTERSON The funeral wfli be tomorrow the behind-the-scenes maneuver- Cky auditor Armour Hulsart, Long Branch big city machines," Sen. Barry Secretary of Agriculture Philip Weather FREEHOLD-Andrew C. Pat-at 2 p.m. at the Robert A. Brain ing is a determination whether to on request of Mayor Thomas L. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rlverbank, Goldwater hu told warring Young Alampi told a luncheon meeting NEW JERSEY: Continued hot tenon, 84, of » Club PI., died Home for Funerals, with Rev. reappoint Richard J. Bowen as McClintock, made a check of the P. O. Box D., Port Monmoum, Republicans at their national con- arranged by the agriculture and and sunny today, becoming grad- Thursday at the John L. Mont- Allen A, Swift, pastor of Trinity city manager. This question ap- beach collections procedures and son, yesterday. vention. ndustrles committees of th' ually more humid, high well up gomery Medical Home Annex, Pentecostal Church, offldatmg. peared far from settled and prob- checked reports of past receipts. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tully, county Planning Board, at the in the SOs intend to around 90 The Arizona conservative's AJlenwooti, where he had been a Burial wiH be m Glenwood ably won't be disposed of when He said he will file a memoran- 390 Ocean Ave., Long Branch, patient for the put month. American Hotel: along the immediate shore and speech to a cheering crowd of Cemetery, West Long Branch. the new Council is sworn in Mon- dum spelling out recommenda- daughter, yesterday. warm tonight, low around 70 in 3,000 Thursday night cam* after Mr. Patterson was a painting day. tions for changes but declined Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Codding, "All of us have a vital stake contractor here for'the past 50 the south to the 60s elsewhere a day of bitter wrangling. More MSS EVIEL. WALLING Meanwhile, police continued to to list them until they are pre- 373 Westwood Ave., Long Branch, in horse breeding in this state, years. His wife, Mrs, Margaret with a few 50s In the northwest wu in store today, the last day, NEW MONMOOTH-Miss Evle probe the theft of $1,700 in beach sented to the mayor. daughter, yesterday. if only to safeguard the $27 mil- Kaney Patterson, died May 16. Fair, hot and humid Saturday when national officers and resolu- L. Walling, 84, of 51 New Mon- Mr. and Mrs. William Breese, lion a year New Jersey reaps in He wu a member of SJ. Rose mouth-Keyport Rd., died yester- with just a chance of a shower tions war* to be decided. 108 Garfield a., Long Branch, taxes on horse racing at the three of lima CathoBc Church. day in her home. Daughter of in the northwest, highs about the Goldwater, obviously thi favor- daughter, yesterday. flat tracks and one har- Surviving art several nieces the late Ftaoy and EllaAeth Protest Building Plans same as today's. ite of me majority at the conven- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulfill, 55 ness track." and nephews. , '- Curtis Walling, she wat • lift- > Marine tion for the 1M4 GOP presidential NEW SHREWSBURY - Five John Donato explained that Lewis St., Eatontown, ton, yes- ""'" Tax Revenue* nomination, got a rousing ovation The funeral will be Monday at long local, resident. residents of the area appeared the neighbors' fear of having terday. Mr. Alampi said tax revenues Caps May to Block Island: t a.m. from the Hlggins Memo- She was a member of the New Winds from a westerly quadrant —complete with trim young girU at last night's Planning Board building materials stored in the FITKIN would drop if small fields of clad in Goldwater sweat shirts. rial Home to St. Rose of Lima Monmouth Baptist Church and Its meeting to protest plans of the open there, and of extensive Neptune horses were regularly entered in most of today and tonight ex- Church where a High Requiem Ladies Aid Society. She was cept for onshore winds in after- Goldwater again insisted that he Donate Construction Co. to build truck, traffic were unfounded. Mr. and Mrs. George Hennin- race programs. He cited compe- isn't running for anything except Mass will be offered at 9 o'clock. formerly employed by Peoples an office building and garage on He said only two trucks would ger, 434 West Lincoln Ave., Oak- tition from other states for horse noon and evening. Speeds 10 the U.S. Senate. Most of his talk Burial will be in St. Joseph's National Bank, Keyport, as as- Apple St., between Blossom St. be stationed there and that all hurst, son, yesterday. race patronage as proof that th knots or less except 10 to IS knots wu devoted to castigating mod- Cemetery. sistant cashier. ' and Springdale Ave. storage would be inside the struc- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shaftc threat to New Jersey tax security in afternoon and evening. Winds m liberals, whom he called -"soft- Sruviving art a brother, Cur- ture. The structure would cost Elton Rd., Freehold, daughtei from race tracks is genuine. becoming southwest to •'uth Sat- shelled creatures." HENRY. J. KEARNEY tis J. Walling, here; three sis- $40,000 to $50,000, Mr. Donato yesterday. The secretary said Monmouth urday and picking up hm5 knots PORT MONMOUTH - Henry ters, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Schanck in afternoon. Fair weathe These, he said, "are the reac- said. PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL County is the ideal place for J, Kearney, 87, of 28 Venus Dr. of Ocean Grove, Mrs. Harold B. Keansbiirg through Saturday with visibility tionaries. They haven't had a new The Planning Board withheld Fort Monmouth leadership because it already it died Thursday in Monmouth Alien of Fair Haven, and Mrs. I miles or more except lower in Idea in 30 years." (Continued) decision because the petitioner the major county in New Jersey Medical Center, Long Branch, Harold T. Stout of Red Bank. Sp. 6 and Mrs. Billy D. Cook, morning haze. Republicans; be said to ap- where he had been a patient for located across the street from did not present an affadavlt of SOS Pine Brook Rd., Eatontown, In the horse breeding, and it i. plause, must bring the liberals The funeral will be Monday at the proposed project, was ad- service of notice on all neigh- the home of two of the four li- three days. 2 p.m. in the Walling home with son, Monday. High during the past 24 hours, "kicking and screaming Into th* Funeral arrangements are in vanced as a possible location bors. Sp. 5 and Mrs. Tommy T. censed tracks. 1960's." Rev. William E. Bisgrove, pastor 98. Low 72, Ocean temperature, charge of the Higgins Memorial of the Baptist Church, officiating. for borough parking area. A proposal to build a nine-hole, Blaylock, 31 Cottage PI., Long Freeholder Charles I. Smith Praising the liberals of 50 years Home, Freehold. Burial will be in Fair View.Cem- James V. Papa, Keansburg privately owned golf course, to Branch, son, Monday. said he would recommend that ago, Goldwater contended "The etery, Middletown, under direc- real estate agent, told board be operated for profit, on Green PFC and Mrs. Rimantat J the Board of Freeholders ap- members the Camp John prop- point an advisory committee to TIDES politicians who have Inherited the tion of Scott Funeral Home, Bel- Grove Rd., which marks the Gtedrys, 362% Long Branch Ave. Sandy Hook erty, approximately one square work with the Planning Board traditions of liberalism ... are ford. boundary between this borough Long Branch, daughter, Monday Today—.High 2:21 a.m. and low Urges Raritan, block in area, is listed with him and come up with a county pro- not liberals at all, but merely am- and Ocean Township, was Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Eddie W. 8:39 p.m. Tomorrow—High 2:22 •t a price of $70,000. Mayor Lou- motional program. bitious men who have become the CONNOLLY INFANT referred to the Zoning Board of Dixson, 219 Fisher Ave., Nep- a.m. and 3:11 p.m. and low 9:06 is Collichio suggested the site Meanwhile, state Sen. Richard captives of the big cify machines." Not Keyport, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Adjustment for variance. The per- tune, son, Tuesday. a.m. and 9:37 p.m. Sunday—High could be obtained by tht Park- R. Stout and Assemblyman Clif- He cited Chicago, Philadelphia The infant son of John R. and mitted uses-in this area do not SFC Steven F. Grijgs, 430 Jef- 3:13 a.m. and * 0* p.m. and low ing Authority through condemna- and New York. Judith E. Lucas Connolly, 115 include recreation facilities ex- ferson Ave,, Avon, son, Tuesday. ton T. Barkalow said the lead to 3:13 a.m. and 4:03 p.m. Name Be Used tion proceedings. Maj. and Mrs. George K. a successful program must be He said the narrowness of "the Belshaw Ave., died at birth' cept non-profit ones. For Red Bank and Rumson RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Promise Assistance Brown, 5 Magill Dr., Eatontown, furnished by the state adminis- modern liberal view has been (hat yesterday at Riverview Hospital, The board gave site plan ap- bridge, add two hours; Sea Mayor Collichio and Council- son, Wednesday. t ration. all problems are . . . essentially name of this municipality is Red Bank. proval to Shore Motors Car Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Raritan Township and local man Martin Lohs«n told Mr. Mer- Sp. 4 and Mrs. Kerry D. Me economic In character. This is the Surviving are a sister, Diane Wholesalers for a used car lot •Money Machine' Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- bach they could not legally guar- Fate, RD 1, Asbury Park, son, Marxist view and- it hu had a businesses are going to be re- Marie Connolly, at home; pater- on Rt. 33, on property owned The senator said legislators lands bridge, add 40 minutes. antee a liquor license for the Wednesday. , deep effect on the modem liberals quested to Identify their location nai grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. by Angelo Zanetti. from most counties consider , project but they aaid they will PFC and Mrs. FranMe D. My. horse racing "a money'machine,' in this country." as such when they advertise John Connolly, Middletown; ma- The Hause Gravel Co. got a their wares. do everything they can to assist era, 105ft Poplar Ave., Deal, nd don't appreciate the threats President Kennedy's European ternal grandparents, Mr. and minor subdivision to create one .in obtaining a license. son, Wednesday. to present revenues. trip also came under fire. Refer- Township Committeeman Mar- Mrs. Anthony Costa, Middletown, lot on Green Grove Rd., for sale Council OKs Mr. Merbach reported that the Sp 4 and Mrs. Ernest L. Gum- ring to the Ireland stop, Goldwa- vin Olinsky announced last nighl and great-grandparents, Mr. and as a house lite. He said that funds will be Grandview Management Corp.'s ban, 128 Washington St., Lon. needed to finance an adequate ter said, "I don't know what trou- that several local business estab- Mrs. A. Foley, Eatontown. . The Planning Board decided to lishments have been using Key- board ol directors will be ex- Branch, son,. Wednesday; iromotion program statewide, Subdivisions bles they have ... but we have The William S. Anderson Fu- ask Shrewsbury Terminals, Inc., a. hell ft- a lot here, and he ought port as their home address and neral Home, 272 Broad St., Red panded to no less than 11 mem- Sp: 5 and Mrs. Roger £. Wil- He called on Mr. Alampi to or- RUMSON - A~ pair of sub- Shrewsbury Ave.," to send a rep- to be here taking care pf them." it definitely is incorrect. Bank, is in charge of .arrange- bers as soon as stock distribu- gus, 329 Pine Brook Rd., Eaton- ganize a diversified presentation divisions, which had been recom- resentative to its next meeting Goldwater called Cuba ".„ . in Mr. Olinsky said that the Com- ments. Burial will "be in Mt tion has been completed. One of town, daughter, Wednesday. the Legislature involving' all mended by the Planning Board, to discuss roads being built all probability a greater and .more mittee for Commerce, Industry Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. th: proposals states that oppor- interests concerned with the prob- were aproyed, by .the Borough there. ' • • > dangerous defeat, than, any we and Trade will send letters to tunity to participate in the own- lem. Council last night. ership of the project will be made The board has previously in- have suffered in any war. How the offenders requesting that they JOHN F. GILL formed the company that roads These would include the tax ex- The application of Edwin Car- available to "local financial In- Renewal many more defeats can we take? "kindly use Raritan Township" MIDDLETOWN - John F. Gill, are being installed there "at its erts, business interests related ter to subdivide a tract on Cen- terests." How much longer dare we keep in the future. 28, of 4 Parkway PI,, Lincroft, own risk," since no site plan ap- :o horse breeding and racing, ter St. was approved. The new a. weak and indecisive national died suddenly yesterday, at the The group has tentatively set proval for the streets has been >roperty owners who can bene- lot has 15,160 square feet and Held Up By leadership?" he asked. home of his parents, Mr. and a target date of late 1963 or early obtained. t from sale of lands for horse the parcel left, 16,900 square 19S4 for acquisition by the bor- ireeding purposes, and conserva- feet. Both areas come within The day on the convention floor Ask Utility Mrs. John Gill of Smithburg- Chairman Arthur Erickson said had been spent in a parliamentary ough of title to the Grandview Technicality tionists who seek to preserve a the requirements o'f the zoning Clarbsburg Rd., Millstone Town- that only one subdivision of the uproar between backers of the area project On the basis of maximum area for open spaces, code. ship. Shrewsbury Ave. site into two RUMSON — The liquor license two official candidates for the To Explain this estimate, Mr. Merbach said he added. An application by Dr. Anthony He was a communicant of St. lots has been granted by the renewal application of the Rum- next two-year term as chairman RUMSON - The Borough Coun- demolition could begin at that Suggests Survey Pisani to subdivide a North Ro- Leo the Great Catholic Church, board to date. The Volkswagen son Inn met with a legal snag of the Young Republican National cil will ask for an official ex- time and construction could be Assemblyman Barkalow sug- hallion Dr. tract also was ap- Lincroft. sales and service plant has been at last night's session of the Bor- y Federation. Charles MoDevitt, an planation from the Monmouth started by Marcb.15 or 30. proved. The request had been Mr. Gill is survived by his built on one, arid the Bob' White ough Council. gested a survey among existing Consolidated Water Co. as to the approved two years ago, it was Idaho legislator and lawyer, and wife, Mrs. Lucille Gill, at home. Buick showroom Is being built on Owners of the license applied horse breeders to determine their loss of pressure in the borough • LEGAL NOTICE- reported, with the provision that Donald Lukens, a clerk for the Services will be held at the the "other. ; '• for a transfer and it was deter- eeds and concerns about per- House of Representatives' rules last weekend. manent location In New Jersey. an existing barn be removed. Freeman Funeral Home, Free- NOTICE Bbard members said the only mined that due to the fact that committee. A third candidate was Councilman William F. Hall- "geparut waled bldf far He said that this is the only It has since been decided that hold, at 8 a.m. Monday, followed for tba Khool ]rur 1963-U64 will be likely use of the roads now un- the former building has been California chairman Robert Gas- eran stated that the condition way the state can tell what ele- the barn will be renovated into by a Requium Mass at St. Ross recetved ' by th« Mlddletown Ttmntfhlp der construction would be to razed to construct a new bar ton, who declared himself in the leaves Mm with "quite a bit of Board of Education it the Admlnlitr*- ments are involved so that it a residence, but the time allowed of Lima Catholic Church, Free- tlon Build mi, 56 Tindill Roul, Middle- reach the rear of the large site, and restaurant, the application running. worry." He said firemen checked town. N. 1. up to 8:00 P.M. prertlllng may organize to meet the need. by the former approval had ex- hold. Burial will be at St. Joseph's tim» on' Tuesday, Julf 9, 1963. in the event future subdivision Is should have been for a new li- Another fight was shaping up a Ridge Rd. fire hydrant and While New Jersey has done lit- pired. Cemetery, Perrineville. , SiwclfictlMX and form lor bidding planned there. cense. over how strong a civil rights res- found that there was no water BIT b« lecured at the Board of Edu- le to build up Its promotion, Mayor Charles S. Callman cation Office, » TlndaJl Hold, Mlddli- They stressed that the board Technicalities of the state olution should be adopted. The wailabl* in the event of a fire. town. N. J. Ronald Weyer, Freehold, director said the planned renovation will CHARLES A. MILLER is under no obligation to approve liquor laws require that the- firm resolutions committee presented a It was noted that the water Tb« Board of Education rmenrei UK of the state's horse and pony pro- enhance the tract. RED BANK - Charles A. Mil- right to re|«t anr or all bldi and Jo any site plans Including roads must apply to the state Alcoholic general statement that was re- firm has a petition pending be w«lv« Immtterlal MormallUti. motional division, said Delaware. ler, 42, of 91 West Bergen PI., which do not meet borough speci- Beverage Control agency for ap- garded u too weak and vague by fore the Public Utilities Com- JAMES W. : Florida, and Maryland are in died suddenly at his home lut Secretary fications. proval for the new license. New York, which proposed a spe- mission which seeks a water rate June X leen competition for attraction of night. The board also granted an ap- Council held the application In Heat Prostration cific set of suggestions similar to hike. lew horse breeders. Mr. Miller was born in Flori- plication by the Seventh Day Ad- abeyance and passed a resolution Kennedy's civil rights bill. Councilman Harry Sunder- He said the industry is most da. He is survived by a sister, ventist Church to install two noting that there were no objec meyer called for an explanation lesirafole on several grounds: a Cause of Death Mrs. Carnell Kerr, of Delray signs on its Shark River Rd tlons by the borough regard- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A from the company, which council jood taxpayer, preserver of green RED BANK - Charles A. Mil- Beach, Fla. property. ing the application. The petition continuous parliamentary wran- approved, A copy of the letter to icres, and non-competitive' to ler, 42, was found dead of heat Funeral arrangements are un- and resolution will go to the gle over how She unit rule should the firm will go to the PUC, it ther areas uf agriculture. There prostration on the lawn of a der the direction of the F, Leon Newark offices of the state agen be applied to the New Jersey was said. no danger, he added, that the home at 81 West Bergen PI., Harris Funeral Home. IN GOOD CONDITION cy. delegation slowed the meeting of market for horses will ever be last night. SEA BRIGHT-SP5 Cleve Hes- Licenses of nine bars, two the Young Republicans yester- glutted. Reject Fire Dept ter (U.S.A.Ret.) 46 of 43 Falrview liquor stores and the Rumson Dr. A. Alfred Podell pro- day. Have Difficulty Dr., Middletown, is reported in Country Club were approved by nounced the man dead at 8:40 The meeting was repeatedly Charles F. H- Johnson, Tinton Applicant on Age good condition this morning in council. p.m. yesterday. stalled by stamping, shouting IN MEMORIAM Wt atop c*y « wide setcc- Falls, a member of the state RUMSON - The application of tioa of BMMiwab and naten Patterson Army Hospital, Fort Dr. Harry L. Hanvood, assist- protests to rulings of Chairman Equine Advisory Board, said race Harry S. Rubley, Circle Dr., to ILOH—In sweet and loving mem- Monmouth, where he was ad- ant county physician, said death Leonard Nadasdy of Wayzata, ory of Aided Pearce Ilch, who racks currently have difficulty become a member of the Rum- entered into heaven June 15, eamd.M are ggvaraav - mitted for observation of possible Road Program was due to heat prostration. Minn. 1953, jetting full fields for all races. son Fire Department was re- Ui head injuries alter the car he Police said an unidentified per- The electric organ was repeat- He noted that in the recent meet- jected "with regret" by the Bor- He will not pui this way again, was driving, crashed into the sea son called headquarters and re- edly played to silence the shout- But far beyond earth's where Bid Sought ng at Garden State Race Track ough Council last night. wall on Ocean Ave. just north of ported a man on the grass at 91 ing. and when jnly 10 per cent of starters were Councilman William F. Haller- He can look bacic along a road the Ship Ahoy Beach Club at 11 HOLMDEL — The Township West Bergen PI., last night. New Jersey State Chairman Whereon both aides, good seed few Jersey bred. an reported that there is a 1924 he sowed. o'clock last night. Committee resolved last night to According to police, other Dakis of South Orange said the Dr. William Meeres, Upper ordinance on borough books Hester was taken to Riverview accept bids July 18 for, a $61,000 roomers at that address said Mr. state Young Republicans voted He will not pasa this way again. freehold Township, credited by which sets the age limit for appli- Whom wisdom led In tongue and Mentffliflits Hospital, Red Bank, by the Sea road improvement program. Miller had been complaining of in June that the unit vote should pen, state officials for creating new cants at 35. And love wag his, that In his Bright First Aid Squad, where he The bonds will be awarded on stomach pains and the heat all be decided by a majority of the interest in spurring the New Jer- Mayor Charles S. Callman day was treated for a deep laceration the basis of 'owest rate of Inter- day. state's 21 voting delegates. Only roses he planted along this sey horse breeding industry, noted that council would consider way. JOHN VAN KIRK & SON of the forehead, before being re- est—not to exceed 6 per cent— Police said the roomers re- Richard Plechner of Metuchen, laid his Interest was two-fold: revising the code if the Fire De- IS Cooper Rd.. Mlddlrtotm ofl Rt. 19 moved to Patterson Army Hos- with bidders required to submit ported that Mr. Miller finally de- N. J., challenged this. He said He will not nans thli way again, lit One was his natural desire as partment requests such action. He who was gracious and kind pital. a $13,000 certified check as a cided to He down on a blanket on the New Jersey vote should be to men. lleuldrn'i Cornrr SH 1-09111 veterinarian to seek more con- Mr. Rubley, who is a former Faithful to friendi, true to his The car was towed from the guarantee. the grass last night in an at- determined by a majority of 45 Ood, Cwvenlriil Trrmi 811 7-JM3 centration in animal businesses. Highlands fireman, would then scene. Total cost for the project Is tempt to cool off. He apparent- in the delegation. A fragrance on the path he The other was his concern that be eligible to apply for member- trod, Police Capt. George Dougherty (762,615, including engineering ly passed out a short time later. Dakis claimed a 15-6 majority lands in now-rural sections would ship. Fire department members investigated. No further details and legal fees. Police said Mr. Miller had one it the voting delegates. He fa- « better used for the benefit have approved Mr. Rubley's ap- were available from police this A five per cent down payment relative, a sister, Mrs. Carnell vored Idaho state legislator mornina. existing property owners and plication. was already been made from Kerr In Delray, Fla. Charles McDevitt for national isidents by devoting them to appropriated funds and Manzo The body was ordered removed chairman, Plechner supported rofitable horse breeding rather Contracting Co., Matawan, has to the F. Leon Harris Funeral Donald Lukens of Washington, Nan allowing 'hem to be gobbled been paid about $100,000 of its lome. D. C. total $454,420 contract, according j for housing developments. to Daniel S. Fly, borough clerk. Mr. Alampi raid there can b Worden Funeral Home The Adams Memorial Home Road Improvements are now o restriction of New Jersey in progress .vitri some lands still ldustrial and residential growth to be acquired. :jt. he added, there must be 40 I. 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Call ROW. mooornlnd and onlorgtd. Whole house air conditioning? Central Jersey Bank Ixl m of Atlantic Highlands, Is home on «0 IROAD ST. RED BANK Farmers & Merchants 1.00 13-day furlough after complet- 717 Cookman Aibury Park You can be happier and healthier First Merchants National Bank (x) I.AKI1KST KEJ.KCT1ON • FIRST PAYMENT OCT. 10.0* ing eight weeks of basic train- Of PERFECT DIAMONDS in every room oil summer long Keansburg • Mlddletown FROM 119.80 70 tm.lSO Long Branch Trust 20.00 ing at Fort Dix. (or os tittle at 5 per week Matawan Bank .30 After his Array leave, Pvt. Fal- 30DAr MONEY-BACK GI/ARANUE • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY Monmouth County National (x) lon will report back to Fort Dix New Jersey Trust 1.00 for extensive infantry training. Open Wed. 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Name Nazruk Tbt workshop, qownA by Today m History tMag the j»U£» fore* perns. 4epartm*rt of male it tb» /k.ttH, Italian voter* eteettd Chidt-of-Police .i5«rtk had f couegt. v***** * ^1,t St., Kolnjrtel.: tog the d»y vA tp&d dial*. Enrico §i jMcoU «i their provi- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - served as wlie* sergeant Bridge Column HO. There en lit tfonal president following Work! . the moVies aad music rewlSnt afs- Alex Nairuk, RobertsviUe Rd., lions in the evenlai; nil yew. War 0. There's no Trick to Hiving E* Techniques ' By ALFRED SHEWWOLD was named police chief by the Twtay-1 highlight In history: Ten years ago...Jlussian troops Township Committee Wednesday, bra Cash. You Got ft Fast Whsn| there's nothing like having the On this date in MM, Austrian returned control to, the East Ger-I The move comes following the Archduke Francis Ferdinand was You Use The Register flassifled. f courage to take * finesse with THE HANDS man People's Police^ in several |j=^ assassinated at Sarajevo hi Bos-East German centers foUowIng a|H LEI'I 1WAP HOUSES your Ust card in • suit Your nia. This was the' Incident which before you buy or build, see , . . 8pob dealer wave of aati-Commuaist out-|| Oor "Trade-In Plan" enables opponents win admire this cour- 1 touched oft World War I. breaks. or to exchange .your preitnt age and pat you on the back HOOSSJSfiT On Oit date while your partner looks for the 4 7.4 InlTO, the Battle of Mon- Five years ago....Russia calledII .MARINE VIEW home for the one of your choie*, eft«i witbwt **? *&&• aspirin. §«62 nutt, N.J. mi fought during the on the United SUtes tor •firm South won the first trick with __„ • A J 10 9 S American Revolutionary W»r. pledge on suspension of nudearlj SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Uonal cash on your part the Icing of hearts, cashed the WEST EAST In UK, the coronation of Queen weapons tests prior to an agree-1 ment on measures to police a test I "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" king of clubs and tried a finesse AJ9S3 4TQ105 Victoria took place in London. 9 Q 1074 Ofjj* to IMS. the lint commercial ban. MAIN OFFICE Broach Office Walker ft Walker with dummy's jack of clubs. ?•• <> K 10 9 7 It was courageous as all getout, • 7 passenger flight was made from One year ago....Convicted Sovi-ll 874 Highway » MAITOW' the United States to Europe when hot not highly successful. East 42 •0 6 5 et spy Dr. Robert Soblen wis ar-lj (Five Comers) , Atlantic Highlands V the Dixie Clipper flew from Port WmWMURY-$H 14IU took the queen of clubs and re- MOTH rested In Israel after he had fled| MIDDLETOWN S3 First Avenue »AK«2 Washington, Long Island to Lis-the United SUtes as he was about MIDOLrOWN—471.J31I turned a heart. South never saw 6AQI4 bon, Fortagtl-* distance of 3,447 OS 1-2400 2914)100 dummy again, and wound up tat ?AK6 to begin serving a life term in|| Milrlvl* Utri*« mi TreM-las VT«t Narft fetf miles. prison. ing only seven tricks. ft» 3 NT An la MO, President Franktin D. I didn't say South's courage Opening bad — tf 4 Roosevelt named Marvin Jones as was well-advised; I just said war food administrator. there was nothing like it Another line of play was far, better, but perhaps South wants to give the Jiffy-Knit Pair opponents a sporting chance. Wrong Ffaesse South took the wrong club, fi- 559 nesse. Instead of cashing the king of clubs first, he should lead KEEPING PACE WITH low club at the second trick to finesse with dummy's jack. If East wins with the queen, South can later overtake the king with dummy's ace to run the rest of the suit If East refuses THE EVER 5? the first club trick, South can try the diamond finesse. When the diamond finesse works, South can get - back to dummy by overtaking the king of clubs for another diamond fi- INCREASING NEEDS nesse. Then he has nine sure tricks. This line of play, works if East takes the first club, if anybody has the doubleton queen of clubs, if East has the king of diamonds, OF OUR or if the diamonds break 3-3. The combination gives declarer favorable odds of 3 to 1, whereas the club finesse that South ac- tually took is only an even mon ey shot. „ . CUSTOMERS PJay with the odds and let the other fellow show how brave he is. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens-with 1 NT (18 to 16 points), and the next playe doubles. You hoId:-S-7 4, H- 8 5 3, D—8 « 2, C—A J 10 9 8. Start early—knit this cozy pair What do you say? now for the first cool days, or Answer: Bid two clubs. This Isfor Christmas gifts. a natural bid, not the Stayman Jiffy-knit pullovers—just what Convention, after an opponent has toddlers need to top off overalls doubled. You would rather play this fall. Use knitting worsted. the hand at two clubs, than let Pattern 559: directions, sizes 2, your partner struggle with one 3, 4 Included. notrump doubled. 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ly n* atai Bok IMUCT lM«ptnM We are to t tkne of rebellion. The world to rwtlew W. BUOY RMONGtai FrtaUeat with discontent A hundred year. bay. passed sin* H. HAXOLD KELLY, General Mnipr Abraham Lincoln freed the slave* Today, nearly 20 J.Hj WHHaai F. Saadfeni aad Arttar Z. Frank W. HaAew million Negroes fight for acceptance; the mosaic of Queen Victoria's British Empire lies in fragmenU? Afti- ca has burst a big chain Into «n»ll I U M MM Ml KtM bl MU Unks; Red China turns it back on Moft- Member at Amerieaa Newspaper PnbUtben Atsodatioa er Russia; lawlessness is increasing Member Audit Bme«o ot CircoUtiea everywhere. «."- tk> B*d But Rtguur mu a* Ssutiu nspoMtbltnin lot trmmfeletl arnn ta admtlinnnti, on It is not a good moment, We live I nprta waama out*, thu put el u aitirtlMmtnt a. which U» trpofnfhlal imr aeon. idrartlMn *tll "" "" • uunant UuudMUIr
the dtizen,of AapoJi Marine from i,xmderthePortu$ue»R at QuanUoo, .wWbly would retain if *they wen to bi ng Paid Daily Causes Jam > sun who wants to "fceV' Angola, the to __ ien Roberto, Some 8,000 Marine* are .tta< 9f MARY FEELEY budget envelopes gain some as the cash vtiue wai buy. Or toned there, many of them tot- fa Money Management weight. it could be converted to straight —> moving finger of history writes, however. Ir daHy trained in riot and dm- TothoaeofyouHgntingthebat- The day will come when you'll life insurance. Before any change NVMtkfe control technique*:. tl« of income vs. bins when the dually find a few dollars to is made you husband should dis- the long run Portugal's hold on Angola will probaWj cuss with his insurance agwit be bjfjken. And the "multi-racial commonwealth" wfii ., could be trucked to Wa*h- breadwinner's check comes in ut Into savings—and then you'll g in little more than an hour, monthly, or even every two weks, approaching firm ground. the nonforfeiture benefits of hit diilppeetf, a casualty of an age that does not reatfj In the iSfi eviction of bonus recommend the following let- present policy. b«Hwe in tolerance and diversity in spite of Its Itamarchers, Army troops were ter. For you see, there are others in the world worse off than you! >ear Miss Feeley: ' A solution can be found I'm sendee to both qualities. used. Don't you think a man cansure, so you can hang onto that Outcome of thii historic civil Here's a lady with a problem, lake the mistake of carrying too car. if ever I met one: NOTE ON WORSHIP rights battle is highly conjectural. luch insurance, as well as too But several ttongs already are Dear Miss Feeley: ttle? VALPARAISO, Ini \(AP) - certain: It will be a very long My husband drives a cab, and My husband's insurance prem- Church-goers who think tha ind stormy struggle, and Con- brings home his wages every day iums are $559 a year, and his methods of worship «re up to tin gress is very likely to continue —from $12 to $17. This way I take-home pay $357 a month. church experts -ace- in iittgtT o in session throughout the year. have to shop for food each day, Now he says we must give up becoming mere "spectator* at Already Speaker McCormack U and it's costing from $7 to $10Kir car, which I really need for performance," a Lutheran iitur telHng colleagues, "Make your to feed my family of seven. 1 ihopping and chauffering our two gical scholar, Rev. Dr. Edgar S plans to stay here right through wish I could find a way to get imall children—and which costs Brown, Jr., director of the Luth to Christmas. .It's very doubtful a little ahead so I wouldn't have inly $30 a month to operate. Pay eran Church In America'! com we'll get away before then." to shop day to day. And so I ng for $10,000 straight life in- mission on worship, told a meet could pay something on our uranoe costs $168.40 a year; the ing here. In Anticipation of that, he and other House leaders are planning debta. her $395 is for a 20-year en- a series of weekly recesses start- We pay #7 a month rent, 50 'owment policy. W.CC MEETING ing with July 4. There will be cents a day for the two smallest My husband, 32, is looking for- another for Labor Day, and oth- children to go to a nursery, and ward to that pay-off at age 45, ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP) - we can't get along without the The central committee of thi ers in the fall. nd that's all he seems to care car. I don't know where to start. bout. Is that smart planning? World Council of Churches, it The Tax Bin Mrs. Mae M., New York City Interim policy-making body, wil Under still-tentative strategy, Dear Mrs. M.: Mrs. H.A.P., Elizabeth, N. J. meet here Aug. 26 to Sept./ 2 the Houite will take up the long' iear Mrs. P: Stephen J. Gross, Let's start in the middle of the I agree that's a heavy insur- the first time it has met in thi,pending tax bill around Aug. I. TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR: muddle, and work out in both di Mulblit t HtatiRg country since 1957, when It me Civil rights legislation is not ex- ance load on his Income. And, !» Neman Spriigt Rd. rections. First, find a shoe box off-hand, I'd say the car is not M4 loik—SH 7-3300 at Yale Divinity school In Nevpected to reach the House floor and some envelopes. Mark each Haven, Conn. ,. until after Labor Day. Senate envelope Food, Rent, Bills, etc. luxury under the circumstances. plans are very much up in the Economic Laws Each day when your husband ;an you persuade your husband air. brings home his wages, put to sit down with you and an in- DONT JUST FURNISH It's very possible the Senate certain amount of money in each surance representative, and dis- may do nothing on the taxmeas- Of Gravity Defied envelope. In order to get ahead, cuss the situation? YOUR HOME... ure this year, and the civil rights you're going to have to try to Perhaps it might prove more at Route 35 bills face a protracted and prob- leave a microscopic balance in idvantageous if the endowment DECORATE IT! Mlicy were put on an extended Shrewsbury Ave. ably unbreakable filibuster. DAWSON each envelope from day to day, Stop in for a free consult- President Kennedy has told By SAM DAWSON until something accumulates. erm basis for as long a period ation. You'll find it will Democratic congressional leaders EDTOR'S NOTE - A strong t could be a deeper doubt. Your average daily income fig- make a wonderful world of he now rates civil rights legisla- economy is defying the old tco- The spring increase in bousing ures about $14, or $84 for a six- difference in your decor- tion as the No. 1 priority—thus nomic laws of gravity. It's been starts, should assure a 1.4 million day week, which will have to ating! displacing, his tax-cutting pro- rising longer than the average for unit market for appliance mak- FURNIT0fC stretch over seven days actual- posals. The President said he de-business cycles, and Sun Dawers- , furnishing stores and utilities ly. If you put $2.40 a day in Rain, Go Away! 141 BrpadSt, Red Bank, N. J. SHMM cided on this change even if ii son, Associated Press Business -*nd far increased spending by the rent envelope; $5.50 a day "': Opm le A.M. te • TM. Urn. t*n fH, means side-tracking tax legisla- News Analyst, in this, second of local governments to provide In food; $1.25 in clothing; 50 We're Not Ready tion until next year. two articles on business at mid-services. cents a day in nursery, $1 in Speaker McCormack, while year, points out the strengths and bills, $1 in car, you'll have abou long-time advocate of civil rights Large numbers of scholars, danger spots in the six months from first grade to college, wil $2 left for emergencies. You'll For A Rainy bay! measures, has carefully avoided ahead. have to juggle the $12-days and making public statements on this be outfitted in the back-to-school rush. And the demand for newthe $17-days to average these fig- It's no picnic io get caught explosive issue. Vice President By SAM DAWSON ures. Johnson, on the other hand, has classrooms and teachers Is sti in the rain! But, in the more been very vocal. He has made a AP Business News Analyst sizable.' If there's ever a day when you serious pursuits of life, a lav- can hitch a ride or walk, instead series of ringing addresses for NEW YORK (AP)-You are be- Most unpredictable of all, and ings account provides the "um- civil rights, and is slated to make ing promised all kinds of goodies most sensitive to sudden winds of using the car, do it. Mend MOST and alter the family's clothes 'til brella" that will enable you to another in a 4th of July talk at the rest of this year. The list in- change, is public confidence. Independence Hall in Philadel- cludes rising production and sales, Right now it's pretty strong, even they won't take another stitch. weather financial "rainy days." phia. more jobs and higher Incomes, if some think it less vigorous than Feeding your seven mouths on further scientific advances, in- a few months back. $4.70 a day, including Sundays, When you have a steadily growing savings account creased profits and dividends, If business am) consumer confi- is the kind of challenge little CAPITOL FLASHES.... Senator only slightly higher cost of living dence stays high, the rest of theDavid had when he faced up to in this bank, you will not only b» ready for lift's PEOPLE Maurine Neuberger, D-Ore, mili- which already is at a record, and year can be truly one of the best. GoUah. But remember who "rainy days," but will have what it takis to makt tant foe of smoking, ii publishing even a chance of a new bull mar- If something should shake it- won that fray. About 40 cents all days "funnier!" ' a book on this subject in Septem ket later in stocks.' watch out. worth of packaged soup-mix—the ber. . . Supreme Court Justice At midyear most business sta- hearty kind like split pea-will Open a Savings Account Now and Keep It Growing HAVE THEIR Arthur Gojdberg is looking for MATERNITY LINE serve the whole family for one several bright law clerks. He tistics are fatter and most indi- cators are favorable. GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) - meal. Oatmeal is a very cheap, RUGS has asked colleagues and friends Glendale housewife Mrs. Graydon solid breakfast. Powdered milk KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN to recommend applicants. But mixed in are plenty of un-Hall dried her clothes in a laun- goes a long way. About $1.50 Significant colloquy between Sen certainties. The final tally will dromat for quite awhile. worth of beef liver is a main NATIONAL. BANK ate Republican' Leader Everett depend on many things—all the dish for seven. Like it or not, KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN UNCROFT ' CLEANED way from the weather to Con- Mrs. Hall explained that a bird Dlrksen, 111., and Senator Narri: built a nest on her revolving you're going to have the sell the Church fc Can Ave. Kings Hwy Uneraft Shopping Cotton, R-N. H. Dirksen )."Fo gress, from labor strife to de family on simple fare, and just OS 1-28*0 Center SHT-WN Gaulle, from domestic politics to clothes line and she didn't wan 7874100 AT LEON'S . all tl can foresee,: we may still to upset the toon-to-bc mother. barely enough of it, until those be In the legislative trenches on such trouble spots as Khrushchev- the 25th of December; so the sencontrolled Cuba. ator can set up a Christmas tree Up in the air at the moment in his office." Cotton: "And theare: tax bill will come the night be- Racial tension, tax cuts, fore Christmas?" Dlrksen: "Tha threatened rail strike or govern- could well be. The senator couli ment Intervention, a letdown as bang it on his Christmas tree." an aftermath of the big buildup In steel inventories to hedge against the strike that wasn't in the Playground cards. Taxes likely will be cut on the I0WS THIS federal level, although when, how much and for whom is still up to To Open Congress and the political tides. The effect on business—on prof- July 8th its and job creation, on consumer OCEANPORT—The Communit] purchasing power and economic Center playground summer ses- growth—depends on the final form' FOR OWNER sion will begin July 8, according of the tax bill. to Mrs. Joseph Schiavone, pub- Labor problems are far from licity director for the Community settled, despite the relief over the Center. . new steel pact. Job security is The daily sessions will begii the worker's cry, and cost-cutting WHY NOT at 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Schlavon is the goal of bis boss. Often the said, and will cease at 4 p.m.two will seem incompatible. The program will dose Aug. 16. Even though the employment Both local playgrounds will be total is expected to rise, mote available to children aged young people will be looking for through 15 for the program jobs. And continuing mechaniza- which will include activities ir tion means that more older per- arts and crafts, sports, singing, sons will find the skills they YOU! folk dancing, story telling an learned are out of date. The rate special events. of unemployment, now around 6 The elementary school play- per cent of the labor force, will At Leon's, your rugs and carpets re- ground at Wolf Hill Rd. will be stay high, even if the economy supervised by Misses Beverly grows as the experts now are ceive tender, loving care by our trained Youree and Shirley MacNeal. The promising. < community center play area, I Now all the talk is about still experts ... and are thoroughly cleaned Portaupeck, will be under the di loftier levels ahead. For many rectlon of Misses Sandy Dunker weeks the stock market advanced, with our new automated "Jet Cleaning and Mary Lynn Franks, Miss apparently In anticipation. Its hes- Franks is a new supervisor, be- itation this month could be just a Process" which gently removes the deep ginning her first season with th reforming of ranks before the down dirt particles ... Be like most program. new bull market some foresee, or folks; have your rugs cleaned at Leon's. 81.3 PERCENT OF '63 CHRYSLER OWNERS INTERVIEWED BY A NATIONAL MABAZINEt 8AID THEY WOULD BUY CHRYSLER AOAIN. IT'S BEEN EIGHT YEARS SINCE ANY CAR WAS SO WELL LIKED BY THE PEOPLE WHO BOUBHT IT. 9x12 RUG .... ONLY $9.72 10 RIDE Why? Riding comfort, Handling ease. Power and for many owners when they were choosing be- COMMUTER performance. Clean, crisp styling. These things tween a 63 Chrysler and other medium-priced cars. were named after a total of 1,297,465 owner driven If you haven't driven a Chrysler recently, why BOOK miles, as the outstanding reasons for this over- not take an hour today or tomorrow, and give a FREE CALL AND DELIVERY whelming approval of the '63 Chrysler. '63 Chrysler a thorough going-over. You'll find The 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty*—America's your Chrysler dealer's deal will be just as favorable longest new-car warranty—was the deciding factor as your rating of Chrysler. t Name on repeat.
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McGrail. The Harold CromweU, 13 Northfield Regional High School news for a ample have three sons, Andrew, Rd., Matawan, received an en- daily newspaper and served as Jr., Michael and James, and graved trophy froin" ; Everett publicity chairman for the 'Mon- Iftree grandchildren, Andrew, 3d, Schuldt, club president, and a mouth County junior Red Cross, Jerry and Barbara, children of t50 grant will b: given to the which maintains a\ Council at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Homiak, college of her choice tp help de- the local high school. She also Jr., of Second St. , s fray her first year's expenses. served as president of the council This is the second annual and captain of the Drum Major- J award given by the Lochslea ettes. - FRESHMAN ON DEAN'S LIST Club to a Matawan Borough sto The Lochslea Club is a local WEST LONG BRANCH - Miss dent of Matawan Regional High service organization representing Lillian Frantin, daughter of Mrs. School demonstrating academic the Lochslea Heights section of Nicholas Framin, 172 Navesink ability, good citizenship and M«tawan Borough.' Ave. and the late N. A. Frantin, was named to the dean's list at BPW President Monmouth College for both spring Miss Mary.E, and fall semesters. She recently completed her freshman year. HOLLIDAYSBURQ, J>a.;-*Mr. To Serve Second Term and- Mrs. James RBbfett*- Mc- Gregor of this place announce CONGRATULATIONS MATAWAN — Mrs. Frances man and toastmaster, introduced the engagement of their daugh- COMMITTEE MEMBERS for the annual Monmouth Park to our graduates Thaler was installed for her^sec- the guests, Mrs. Gerri Rose, ter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Mc- ond term as president. of the president of the newly,-organized Turf Charity Ball, Mrs. Michael J. Guartno, Rumson, left, Gregor to Lt. Charles H.'|fln- Lenape BPW Club of Middle- Business and Professional Worn and Mrs. Wallace J. 6rove, Middletown, discuss plant sey, Jr., U.S. Army, Fort Ben- RETIREMENT DINNER — Mrs. Florence Moore, Ocean town Township; Mrs. June Scal- nlng, Ga. en's Club of Matawan at the for the fund-raising event to be held July 27 at the race- Township tax assessor, left, congratulates Mrs. Esther zo, Rumson, Mrs, Agnes Mendez Lt, Kinsey Is the son efiM. ninth installation dinner recently and Mrs. Mary Merritt, Sayre- way. Theme this year is "Monmouth in July." Col. (USAR) and Mrs. Chattel H. Welch upon her retirement after 13 years of service to in Magnolia Inn. ville, and Mrs. Leon Christinat Kinsey, 9 Bataan Ave., Eaton- the Board of Education as chief accounting officer at and Mrs. Madeline Cece, Meta- Miss Charlotte McCrackenTsec"- town, N. J. a dinner given in Joseph's Restaurant by personnel of ond vice president of the' New wan. Mrs. Elizabeth Joisy was presented as a new. member. Miss McGregor is an. alumni the school system. Mrs. Welch, who resides at 20S Jersey Federation of Business Red Bank GOP Club of Hollidaysburg High School and Mrs. Thaler announced that the and Professional Women's 'Club, Mount Aloysius Junior College, Edgemont Dr., Loch Arbor, also served on the township winner of. the club award of a and expansion chairman, of the Cresson. • • *** • southern district, was installing bond at the Matawan Regional juvenile and" welfare committees for 12 years. Her fiance was graduated •frofn officer. Serving with Mrs. Thaler High School graduation was Miss Elects New Officers Prince George,.' (Va.) Hfgh for the 1963-64 club year will be Susan DuBeau. Scholarship re- School and the United StMfs Mrs. Mary Salaman, first vice newals will be authorized this Military Academy at West Po)rit, president; 'Mrs. "Mildred Day, year for Misses Rachel Grimaldi RED BANK - Electron and Mrs. firing Krakowitcih, Mrs. Janice Kerr, Red Bank "63 Approves New Budget N.Y. second vice president; Miss Mary and Lenora Kerr. installation of new officers of the Juanita Dozier, and Mrs. Doro- Voted most talented girl in school thy 'M. Byran. An early spring wedding is MARLBORO — The executive took place yesterday. The pro- Haussmann, recording secretary; The board of directors will Republican Women of Red Bank Mrs. Krakowitch and Mrs.:A.T. planned. board of the Marlboro Hospital gram was initiated by Mrs. Mrs. Evelyn Barker, correspond^ meet in August in the-home of was held Wednesday in the old MacDonald haVe been named Auxiliary approved a patient fund McCosker. ' ; ' • ing/secretary, and Miss Kathleen Mrs. Bernice Van Pelt. First dub Mewitt, treasurer. • ' : meeting will be held Sept. 16 in Borough Hall, Monmouth St. chairman and co-chairman of the budget of $7,700 for its 1963-64 . Mrs;. Richard Swahsori, Middle- EXPLORER the Midway Fire House. membership drive to begin at a year at a meeting Tuesday in tojvn, 'patient service' chairman^ Mrs. Patrioia Applegate, chair- 'Officers are Mrs. James H. meeting Sept. 24. the Nurses' Lounge here. reported that .765, hours .were Hammond, Jr.,' president; Mrs. DAY CAMP : John Bryan, chairman of the Largest expenditure continues givep duririg'May. . \ George Dates, vice president; Mrs. Clarence S.. Gale, recording Red Bank Republican Executive McGuire's Grove tp be the decorating project, with Mrs.'W, Lpird Freeman, 'Free- Graduates Give Barbecue $2,500 earmarked for this pur- secretary; Mrs. Eliot Tarlin, cor- Committee, installed the new of- ENROLL NOW hold,,. Vanity Fair chairman, re- responding secretary; Mrs. ficers. Refreshments were served pose. Two cottages presently be- ported 143 women patients re- NEW SHREWSBURY - :F6ur Donna Hunt, James Ingledue, AT MIDDLETOWN, N. J. ng readied for children patients Philbrhay L., Serpicq, treasurer, by Mrs. Edwin Lomerson and ceived 477 items_ of clothing dur- girls in the graduating class of Sue James, Bill Janies, Sherry will be the beneficiaries of most and trustees, Mrs. Melvin Cree, Mrs. Eleanor M. Hammond. 2-4-6 or 8-Wctk Seldom ing the past month. She stressed Monmouth Regional High School Lee and George Lynch. of this sum. Mrs. Richard At- June 24 - Aug. U the need for good, clean used gave a barbecue for' classmates Also Karen Manfredi, Barry tridge, Marlboro, decorating toyi and Glrli—4 to 14 clothing. and .friends following recent Moffett, Elaine Nittle, Frank Os- chairman, is in charge. good, Jerry Pickering,. Linda For InformarioR 747-2241 Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Eaton- graduation exercises. The party The patient fund finances the Popp, Danny Reevey, Charlene Miss Burrowes Wed Dwayne Hoggard, Nept. '63 town, affiliate activities chair- was held at the,home of Miss 741-1007 • LI 2-1183 entire volunteer program, which Rizzo, Bob Sandburg, Harry .Winner of scholarship tq man, discussed her plan to en Joan TriWe,. daughter of Mr. and FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Artie turned from Houston, Tex., where includes occupational therapy, Smith, Thomas Smock, Gordon Newirk Ballet Academy- , Mrs. Joseph Trible, 48 Riveredge Welsh, 882 River Rd., has re- she attended the wedding of her dressmaking, household science, lijt the aid,of church groups and Stewart, Tom Stoneham, Rich: service organizations in the aux- Rd;' granddaughter, Miss Corrine recreational therapy, bibliother- ard and Tom Stryker, Kathy Vau- Frances Burrowes, to James iliary's. work . especially in the Other hostesses were Misses apy» Vanity Fair and Esquire pel, Diane Weiss and Clyde Leon Crenshaw, Jr., of Houston. other counties in Marlboro's area. Anita, Hammond,- daughter of Mr. Clothing Shops, typing class, White.. NYU Award The bride's parents, Mr. and •Mrs. Harry A. Pujals, Rumson, arid Mrs.'., Frederick Hammond, music therapy, special parties far Faculty members attending in- Mrs. H. Clark Burrowes, are president announced the following 33S Riveredge. Rd.; Pat Starnes, children and Christmas activities. cluded Mr. and Mrs. Bernard graduates of Red Bank High appointments:; Mrs. Morton-Win- daughter of Mr. and MM.- W.L. Also approved was the admin- Loigman, Miss Catherine Brown, To Elberon School and have lived in Houston er, Red Bank, program chair- Starnes, 12 Jackson St., Eaton- istrative budget of $875 from Miss Suzanne Grant, Miss Lee 24 years. membership dues. This fund man; Mrs. Kenneth . Lessing, town, and Diane Toon, daughter Hadley, Miss Alexandra Messina, The ceremony was solemnized covers all activities not directly Rumson, hospitality, and Mrs. of Master Sgt. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Vivienne Pastrick, Paul J. Freshman June 2 in St. Vincent de Paul connected with patient service, Laurence Toole, Little Silver, liam Burns, 11 Wake Rd, Eaton- Roos, Mrs. George Grim and Mr. Catholic Church with Rev. Jo- such as public relations, news- yearbook. town. Grim. . ., seph Koebl officiating. The letter, yearbook, nurses' teas, Mrs. Attridge made an appeal Guests included Bill Barnshaw, bride, who was escorted by her stationery- and, stamps*.- • .. for radios and 33-1/3 r.p,iM. rec Carol Becker, Clarence Blodgett, father, wore a formal gown of ords foruseMn the dayrobms. Mrs. Janies McCosker, Rum- Ralph Cone, Joseph Coupland, Mizrachi Unit blush silk peau de sole re-em- The annual pioiltic meeting will Diane Toland MacDuffie, .'63 son, vice' presidenf,":iS|erted that Gary Driscoll; ?GersM Furniss, broidered with pearl encrusted be held July Ifi.it 11 a:rn. ati J MocDuffie morWthM-$ y^g/ fj$slei:Jlackler,;' .Bob.'HamWen, Installs ^Officers lace and a dome shaped skirt 400 BROADWAY the home of Mrs.JPujals, Ward ill»n Heynian, Betfe Hill," Rich- e* Program boys 16 and older have enlisted PERTH AMBOY — The Town ending in a cathedral train. The in the auxiliary's newly-organized Ave.A , RRumson. ard Hollmann, Bob Hopwdod, POINT PLEASANT 1EACH Wi are proud' of the achia and Country: Mizrachi Women bride's sister, Miss Jo Anne Bur- junior volunteer program. An or- rrepts of out many fine students held their final meeting and a rowes,. served as maid of honor •n£ of those -who have gone for- ientation and tour of the hospital farewell luncheon for Mrs. Mau- and there.were three other at- ward into professional work, such rice Cohen and Mrs. Hyman tendants. is "Susenne Jeffrey who first be- Korobow, both of Keyport, here 5«» *t the Dorothy Toland Dance Red Crois Unit in the home of Mrs. Max Hut- Studio* and who is currently ap- ter, recently. pearing at Radio City Music Hill, Holds Reunion *jid has established her own studio Installing officer was Mrs. RED'BANK - 20th re- Murray Greenfield, wife of Rabbi in New York City. """ "~ union of the Red Cross unit of We are now acceptinq new stu- Greenfield of Congregation Eu- SUMMER SALE dents from three years old upward. gt. James Catholic, Church was chaim, Highland Park. Those in- Please call for an appointment* hlftfty l in thh e hhom e of Mrs! steJled were Mrs. Harry Minder, Frank Calandriello, John St. The Somerville, president; Mrs. Classical Ballet event was a combined social and Gertrude Botnick, "> Keansburg, tap - Acrobatic - Toe dinner. vice president and recording Many of those present will vol- secretary; Mrs. Hutter, dues 45" WIDE Modern Jazz unteer time to Red Cross head- secretary, and Mrs. Henry quarters in Shrewsbury. Attend- Gluck, Perth Amboy, treasurer. Miss Sheila Gruber SANFORIZED COTTON at cla anged for ing were Mrs. Michael O'Hara, Mrs. Cohen and Mrs. Korobow ELBERON - Miss Sheila COTTON PRINTS Social Dance Groups Mrs. J. Henry OTIern, Mrs. Mar- cella Harkins, Mrs. E.L. Fell- are both moving to California. Gruber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CHAMBRAY Mr. and Mrs. Cohen will leave Irving Gruber, 611 Norwood Ave., man, and Mrs. Madelyn Bartfia : DOROTHY TOLAND leney, Red Bank; Mrs. Ella Mul- July 1 to make their home in has been selected as the 1963 WASH and WEAR vihill and Mrs. Catherine Wade, Los Angeles, Calif., alter a short recipient of New. York Universi- DANCE STUDIOS Little Silver; Mrs. Charles Moel- visit, with relatives in Brooklyn. ty's Harold 0. Beckman Award. Mrs. Korobow, will leave later The award Is given every few l-ln. Wide All Colon 201 E. Boroen N. Farmlngdole ler, Sr., Mrs. Samuel S. Adler in the month with her daughter. years to a student at' the uni- Red Bonk (Tuesdays) and Mrs. A.J. Patterson, Fair GROSGRAIN RIBBON Members' were present from versity for excellence in Bhe study SH 1-2208 WE 8-70(5 Haven. Keansburg, Keyport, ' Matawan; of Hebrew culture. Metuchen, Somerville, Wood- Miss Gruber was'named oh the bridge and Perth Amboy, basis of post -graduate/courses SAVE m EARN completed while still in her first CAFE LOOPS all colors year as an undergraduate. A Current dean's list student, she is a mem- Dividend Bride-Elect ber of the Jewish Cultural Foun- dation. 4 Annum Miss Gruber, a Hebrew major, Is Honored is preparing for certification to DACRON DOTTED SWISS wide RED BANK - Miss Alexandra teach both Hebrew and English Williams was honored at a sur- on the secondary school level. prise bridal shower luncheon This summer she is attending given recently by Mrs. Harold Monmouth College summer ses- Lonj Branch • Keyport • HoImdeJ DELICATE COLUMN of Chantilly laca over dulcet satin TOWN TRIMMINGS Horoberger and Miss Patricia sions. ' • OaWiunt • MMdletowB from Bamberger't fall bridal collection will /be among Hornberger in their home, 145 A 1962 graduate of Long 24 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK fashions from the bridal, trouneau and lingerie collec- Wallace St. Branch High School, she served tions shown in "On With The Wedding" July 9 at 7:30 Miss Williams, daughter of Mr. as the social chairman for Stu- and Mrs. Alexander Williams of dent Council for three years. Shi p.m. in Monmouth Civic Auditorium, Monmouth Shop- Engiewood, it a former resident was president of Central Jersey Only at SILBERSTEIN'S ping Center, Eatontown. The gown features short set- of Mlddletown. She will be mar- Bna) Brlth Girls and participated in the eight-week Bnai Brith In- in sleeves, bateau neckline, side pleats and a removable ried July 6 to Wallace R. Hawley of San Francisco. ternational Leadership Trainin^ can you find ... court train. COME Conference in 1961 in Starlight, Among the guests were Misses Pa. A crew of 10 artisans trained Shirley McElwnin, Judith Hus- band, Eve Sinter, Beatrice Reed, She represented the local chap- in the grand tradition . . . Bonnie Thomson, Ann Martin and ter of the Knights of Pythias Jane Lafclra. the 1961 state oratory contest. SUMMER WORKSHOP Also, Mrs. H. Leroy Martin, Miss Gruber also served on the "Where Old World craftsmanship is handed down Mrs. Frank Ilackstnfl, Mrs. Wil faculty of the I. Logowitz He- from fathor to son. linm Thompson, Mm. Blaisdell brew Inslltute, Long Branch, Byrd, Mrs. Richard Hackstaff, ME ACTING-MIME-SPEECH Mrs. George Husband, Mrs. Phil- Buying or selling? Use the A design staff whose varied experience can ani$t ip Slater, Mrs. Robert Reed and (Effective For Poll* and Self-Confidence) Register Classified for quick re- you with any decorating problem you mey have. Mrs. Wlllinmi. mits.—Advertisement, DRESSED Where factory and showroom space, all under on* roof, is in tho heart of Red Bank. ADULTS • TEENS - CHILDREN Director — ROBERT t. WAYMAN, Stag*. Scrt.n. TV. Radio and If you are loeking quality, stylo and prico, you Formerly Amorlcem Academy of Dramatic Art will be amazed at our ability to satisfy your most discriminating taste as woll at your budget. JULY 8 - AUGUST 31
' Public Performance in Our Own Theatre No charge jor estimates, of atursi; NEW LOCATION M. SILBERSTEIN N. J. ACADEMY of DRAMATIC ART Interior Dtagni • Furniture • Draptrks • Slipcoveh 772 RIVER ROAD., FAIR HAVEN, N. J. 21 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK CALL 842-0132 AT CAMPBELLS JUNCTION BELFORD. Nj. •H RED BANK 21,190-4 ouse Competition A RARTTAN TOWNSHIP - As StiUwell Dr. part of a program to develop In- Offers Moon Is Blue' a graduation terest to creative writing amoeg Playhouse'MHX)LETOVW-*tgos version oBf Whea"Thl WagoVTncee n, aWhee radilo aastatiod tdebn WJUt showet a*. o! the two area students, the Woman's Club Moon Is Blue" was weU-re- nouncer, was last aeen m Nep- literature department has precelve- d by Opening night audiences tune Community Theatre's "Cri- sented awards for the best short at its Chestnut St. theater-barn tic's Choice." • trip la KUw, Japan, sent story, poem end assay by town- off Rt. » here. ship eighth grade students. Giving chief , support to the dauihter a " Additional performances of t, fast-paced love affair is Allan (ram. Mrs. Philip Oulser, department Hugh Herbert's three-act comedy Leathermsn, Mtddtotowa, play- Attendlag were Cathy Read chairman, said students were un- will be presented at »:« to-lag the cynical mJd6e-aced W. Jeaue Hummer, Sally Dooo- aware of the contest, but through nlgbt, tomorrow night and July 1 rogue, "David Slater," father of ho, Larry Dolinsky, Carol SraKh, the co-operation of the teachers, through t. Don's flnancee Cynthia. Paul Sa- Lynn Sutphln,' Maria Brans, approximately WO entries were Director William Gorki plans to vonen, Mlddtetom, playa Pattfs Bruce EgglHtm, Tom Hartley, selected and submitted for confollo- w this initial production of nther; Bob StiUwell, Mickey Bern*, Jud sideration as the Wagon Wheel's flnt summer Robert Hughes, River Plata, Gueway, Dennis Williams, Carol category. " director, handled I Swansea, Betty Harley; Don- LhV Winner were: "Bell, Book, a , id. Miss McAneny benow, Steven Wllbert, Jimmy Harold Smith of the Wl Write Me A Murder," aad "The production manager/ . Coyne and Steve Check; { burg School; poetry, tittle Hut." Also, Ilmmy Alsobrccks, Rog» berg of the Middle Road School, "The Moon Is Blue," tint pro- Mies, Maty Hencik, Sue and essay, Ellen Cassidy of St.duced to 1951 at Henry Miller's Peaeux, Leslie Meyer, Fran Joseph's School. Each winner was Theatre in New York, amusingly presented a collegiate dictionary. traces a. young career girl's bat- Smitt, Linda Welle, Alan Sohaff. LON^TIMI MIMIIM of the Portaupeek Chemical Hot* Company Auxiliary were tar, Jto 2aM, Roy Buck, Rl<* Ue with her conscience, love and HAMOT STIMfLtt hanored at a dinner in Mayer's. Inn, Rum son, Tuesday. Mrs. Bart Boyle, center, virtue. ard.StiltwelL Jeanne Kelsey. Ed- OPEN SANDWICHES Miss Nancy McAneny, M-year- ward. Kelsey, Skip Cox, Kara president, congratulates Mrs. Ketherine Blalcaslea, left, a member for 46 years, end Ever heat cooked corned beef old Dickinson College sophomore, Williams, Gall KucWer, Linda Mrs. Louisa Sehoepflin, 40 years a member. Absent were Mrs. Emma Rieek, 34 in a' barbecue sauce and serve PUCED INSIDE Etntorn, Donna Ryder, Dinny over bread or rolls for open sand- shares the lead with Vince Hart yean, and Mrs. Emma FUcknar, 25 years. wiches? sett of Asbuiy Park. Ayehen, Elaine FeUman, Cathy Nancy plays Pattie CrTleiU, the Johanson and Gail Chadwfck bright, yet freshly naive girt MOON ROCKET Also, Karen Pitcher, Diu seeking both theatrical career Baker, Gordon Smith, Chery AttfMtile Jury Picks Them and husband. Vince portray* If Heny Steadier was placed Breedlove, John Stean, I Inilde a "moea racket" he could Don Gresham, an IdeaHstie young act provide fester, service for Men,, Pabnlssno, jay Welsh, Margaret architect having fiincee and Pet- Completa InstaHaUon Serrica neutn CejiPIfy ftemomakers >ans McCormick, Suzanne Taylor, Ro- ti trouble. SHOP-AT-HOM&SERVICE bwtmii cancams than he currently bert Smithers, Robert Griffo, Nancy, daughter of Mr. and 747-4422 dees via Mt famous Stoueler Vdet Gall Bruno. Ruth Fritsh, Msrj Jersey's Top 10 Women Mrs. David McAneny, River Pla- Prapsry Cleoalaoj Service which re- Ann Cavaltero, Ellen Hammer, ta, here, has appeared in many cenHy reveluttentied New Jersey's Joseph Luclana, Sally Porter, Su- NEWARK - Mn. Katharine chosen by an ail-male Jury for Judge Libby E. Sachar, Plain- Turnpike Authority; Dr. Marion drapery cleaning profession via san Reil, Jody Reidnitl, Linda Elkus White of Red Bank has her numy contributions in thefield, counsellor at law, Sachar, Emory Shea, Peterson, president tha fabulous ROW Aaltst-A-Droftt PEELING POTATOES ' " Ml Fold HahWng fro- Reya and Diane Watson. been selected as one of 10 out-field of politics and her services Sachar and Bernstein; MM. Lilo-f Peterson State College, and Peeling a batch of potatoes to standing professional and busi as chairman of the New Jersey lian M. Schwartz, Highland Park, Miss Jane A. Stretch, Cherry Hill cook before making potato ness women of New Jersey by Highway Authority. secretarji to the New Jersey vice president of Cherry Hffl salad? Spread some paper on In order for discriminating Men- the state Zonta Clubs and New The-group was presented by National Baak. the kitchen counter and let the mouth County residents to avail Discusses Jersey Business, a magazine pub- thoms.lvas.of the Steepler Valet Mrs. Richard J. Hughes to Mrs. paring from the spuds fall on lished by the New Jersey Man- Lois B. Ward, governor of Dis- U, then swoop up parings and 468 Broad SU Shrewsbury ttnperr Cleeahf SerViee all they ufacturers Association. She was aaed do, Is phone »R o-I»ll. Flower Art trict 3 of Zonta International at paper and put into the garbage a reception held at Morven. Adjatt-A-Brepe WEST DEAL - Mrs. Bernard can. It you use a ah* strainer, •tm § The August issue of New Jer- •olti NabU*i - av.ll.bla'on" .t Murphy of Westfield, a charter Poolside Party jot course you can peel the po- Steaaler'l/ s — guarantees you oven, member of "Ikebana Internation- sey Business will feature the 1ft tatoes avtt it. uniform drepory length while ollml- al," Montdalr Chapter, spoke on women group and die work of 1 natlng ell "distortion, headaches," oriental influences and trends For Graduates Zonta Clubs. plus enhancing the beauty of even flower arranging at a meeting SEA BRIGHT - Mijs Char- Also named were Mrs. Mary the most expensive draperies. RED IANK'5 ONLY of the Shore Garden Club Mon- lene Ritzo, daughter of Mr. and . Roebling, Trenton, president As e result of Steepler's fabu day afternoon in the home Mrs.' Charles Rtoo, 90 Clover- and chairman of the boird, lew, ROW AdfMr-A-DrefW Cleaelag Mrs. Samuel Barr, 504 RoseM dale dr., gave a pool party at Trenton trust Company; Dr. Cold Storage Vaults mi feM NaJsWaf Preeess, hous7 Ave. the Edgewater Beach Chib DiDbioBjh y K. WWghaupth , Paisaic, hold' and Industrial management Wednesday night for June gradu- president of medical, staff, Pat- members ROW are more lavish than Mrs. Murphy made several a ate* of Monmouth Regional High sale General Hospital; Mrs. Lil- over with their" words of pr«!ie rangementa in the Moribtna and School and friends. KR HJR$ AND W1MTM WOOUNS for the complete' Siuwler Valet lian M. Gilbreth, Upper Mont- Nageire style and explained neb- Guests included Robert Karris, cleir, Gilbreth Inc.r Mn. Bemke Drapery Service which Involves re- characteristics. An accredited SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN moval, cleaning, sterege and re- Nancy Vissering, Linda Popp, Alexander, Park Ridge, Bergen hanging. judge, lecturer and instructor, Leonard Hallo, Allison Forbes, County freeholder and chairman > fcwfcel >etea she is a member of the executive Maureen McNamee, Donna Hunt, of public health, public welfare, Sreapler'i hai boon famous for board of the Garden Club of New Peggy! Lynch, Robert Hamblen, Ih superior quality since way baek and legislative committees. ersey and holds a teacher's Ksthy Vaupel, Mary Esther Also, Mrs. Ethel L. Noyes, Ab- In I«IO whon It was founded by certificate from the Sogetsu Abe Stempler. Today the concern March, Anita Hammond, Joan secon, owner of Smlthville Inn; WHITI ST. • SH 7.2M0 • UD 1ANK Is still family owned arid operated School. She is past president of Trible, William Bishop, Robert by Horry Stsmpler and his three the Crestwood Garden Club. Sandburg, Gary, DriscoU, Gary MRS. KATHARINE brothers: MetV Dew cad Sol. Mrs. Saul Shapiro of Atlantic Schlenker 'and Charles Rlzzo, 2 New Members ELKUS WHITE j MRS. MARY G- ROEBLING Highlands discussed the flower New Shrewsjjuryj Robert Wm> For Belford Club shown be held Aug. 3D m thefieM,' Thomas Smock, John BBLFORD - Mrs. William West End Casino. Tha show will Mp«M;i^4lfiM" Morrlssey, Coyne PI., was host- be open to the public, and there ess last, week In her home to will be no admission, charge. members'rt the Mrs. 8 Club. HIM* Mrs. Theodore Nowick of Deal, The group welcomed two new horticulture chairman, spoke memberi, Mn. Robert', Keough briefly on the care of roses, the of Mlddietown and Mrs. Daniel] PR 6-5955 iris and tfie pruning of lilacs. Murdoch of BeMbrd. A former The next meeting, a workshop, trida Laine, daughter of Mr. and member, Mrs. William Bonkoski will be held July 15 in the Allen- Mrs. Frank F. Laine, Bowie Rd., of Morris Plains, was a guest STEMPLER'S hurst Bank. Members will bring 'JdJetown, has been named; at the meeting which also their own arrangements and. (he dean's list for second teme- marked the birthday or Mrs. Mil NCKWi AND critique will be given by MM.Ster at Grove City College hen*. Murdoch. rdR HOMIS, omcii, Moms, Shapiro and Mrs. Nicholas No- A Junior et the college, shells Hostesi gifts went to Mn. John vafc . mijoring in elementary edu- Karamus and Mrs. Murdoch. cation. Her aetivitae indnde Omen attending; were Mrs. Ro- Gamma ad Sororiry,. the Cfcr bert Mark, Mra. WilBam Lasky dan Service Uague, Pen and Mrs. Ralph Poneasa who wiU sylvana State Stpdent Education be Hostess in her home at IS7 Association, the choir and year- Princeton PL, at the next meet- NEED AMOR? book etaff. .; ing July 17 at 8:30 p.m. PHONE CA 2-3193 H. KAABE GLASS CO. • Mil ISTIMATH • Mil PICKUP ANCDIUVHY ANYWHIM • AUTO frLASS • PURNITUM TOPS • MIRRORS »IOAT»LAJ$ S4f.S51 Irofldwoy, Long Iwnch Rumson Reading Institute Gome on out and take a dip . . • RUMSON • SOUTH ORANM • PT. PUASANT Announces for the children for the adults • Supplementary Courses in basic skill* for greater Tha yeunfstari ara hon*rii luaifi «l yaur At yaur cluk yau will anjay a Mat pra. success in school and college. clubi.. Thair csmplataly aquippad play araa iram far avary mambar ef yaur family. It tuparviiad by a mahira staff- ChllaVan ara Suparvliad Klddiai' Country Club, laanaf* kapt happy and buty taparalad fnm adult SUMMER SESSION JULY 8 - AUG. 27 Itunia araai to avaljl 4h* dlltr»tt)eit ef fh» dancn with liva bindi, adult laeialt, tlubi, dull rear ihat raiulh fram any aetlva group ••clil and. athlttlt praarami, far adulti and 1. tlABIN*. WWTIM». STUDY SKILLS af ehlldram. . Two J-hour sessions etch week, day or evening.. •h» fraalatt varlary «f athlatia facMHai that Snacli bar, tannii ceurit, iKufilaboard, handbill tambina t* kaap avary mambar afih» family This ii the basic course of Rumsoo Reading, Institute LOCHSLIA ClUI AWARD fr prtsantad to Miss Nancy and Is offered at all levels from 7th grade through and b«
i PtEUYTiBUAN METHODIST BAPTIST - Wluk Red Bank Red Bank At tht ID a.m. service Sunday, Red Bank Tba tour* Suaday a|W Pen- The Sacrament d Holy Com Jtel st (QBtfratfaihutte Bay. Stanley E. Mugridge, pat- Religious News tecost: will be calebraud wilh Rrv. Dr. Charles S. Webster will munk*will be administered th» Wemt 1km tisjrek of will preach at tha II a.m. I, I, u,' MasseTat * T, M, 1«. II ud present the second in Mi series 8:3« a.m. Sunday. Rav. Kerry CM«. wffl exehaaflpoipiti with service Sunday. DaUjr Masses Approximataly 70 young per- and Bermuda and a l™; noon {a thedawn and 1,10 and of sermons on the theme, "Jesus R0H> will preach on "Our Chris- C I. KirkpatrWk tf jN Red Church school meats at t 7 an._._._d I „ . (cms ar» expected .to attend the Wlliam Booth, th« Array's ltet* 11 o'clock in thai auditorium. and Our Human Needs," entitled tba Knowledge of God" at the er and first general, wHl *•> n» Bank cbun* tkjtm fc#Sunday preceded by the toy lead- Fridays whea hears •» *• speaker at tha 11 Mi w*?^ . The sacrament of baptism will 'Jesus and Our Need for Heat- 1:30 .and 11 ajn. services. Rev, l setykk' Mr. kftkpatrick ers' pre-service prayer 'circle in fcM'aad I a.m. . wpap l Young Churchmen at thhe ing." Chides E. Autenrieth, fc f M Edd Pi Hu ieryjee, fe the todjttWBnv«m- be administered, Sunday after- W. Gordon Lowden wfll assist *U1 p att a «*moo tor chilchil- tha Clayton Room at 9:30. O Holy h*fcome of Mrs. Edward Prim, Hu- dey. Th* evening servlo* wUlts noon at 1:30. At least, two days minister of Christian education, Church school will meet at 9:30 drka at the H ajn. Sunday serv- The evening praise aervica will offered at in^n ^ tomorrow morningg at 10 ^ by a bitch m««« at will; assist. 00 ctocctockk previous^ arrangements must be and 11 a.m. ice, oa «G«%rii>hy. ArKfemetfc be held at 7:» with French Ban, l.tt. and » pp «hl^^ '' - AttendinAttending wlwlU bbe groupgroupss made with CM of th« priests by Simultaneous with. ** service Beginning July, 7 and continu- and Grammar in Matthew I-.33." a sophomore at Carson-Newman drea ara permittad'at awqlng from St. Mary's, Keyport; Trin the parent* of th« candidates. church school will be held in the ing through August, services and Sunday Bible dasses ara. «t 10 CoUege, Jefferson City, TaqL, Is Matt. Ity, Matawan; St. Clement's, Bel- S Daily Mass U offered at 8:25, Education Building for students church school will be at 8:30 and a.mam . <' •" . speaker. Mr. Ball, a tttttifc ,<»iifessiost Win ba fceard Sat- ford; St. Mark's, Keansburg, and in the Oceai> Grove Temple at 7 and 8 o'clock. in the nursery, kindergarten and 10 a.m. Walter Craftan win direct the of the church, U preparing fer todays, first Thursdays,.tad on St. Thomas, Red Bank; Friday j» the first Friday o primary departments. The Intermediate Youth Fel- staging of the congregation. Pray- tha ministry. tta'aves of Holy Days, bom the month, which is a day o< At 8:10 p.m. the Geneva-Wes- lowship will meet Sunday at en and Scripture readings wOl Vacatio" " n Churc' h p.nu and from 7:Jt to The second quarterly union The Associated P|m>eport4 special devotion to the Heart of ley Fellowship will meet in the p.m. in room B-2. The program, ba by George Sherman, Ralph children aged 4fc th«*to *2._,.«„ . serviced the WestsMe Ministers' that whin members d. a married Christ. Masses will be at 6, 7, Red Bank Methodist Church. "Away With Vacation Daze," will Jefansoo. Roy Otmi and Wai- r*de, will canine, thli weak B"apHami will ba administered Council will be held in Pilgrim en**.4* a* LakesidriKy:) and II in the morning. Hoi, Tonight at 7 p.m. the Senior be led by Robert Crabtree. The tar .CMtpn. Jam*. Elliott wiirtnd throUih Va*tt*y,jI»*J. ayta.Sunday at 1pm. Arraage- Baptist Cfiurch, Red Bank, Sun- *rianO^ri*riO^riMn*r
7—Focus on the News 11-Jeff»Collie-Draw •.•»•• U-PrafUe: New Jersey 4-Yttt Firtjt «:40 MBi » RMhqr 4-Weather vfa*#m> 11-Bott The Ctoyn 1:41 2—News-Mike Wallace - S-FarmNewi - 4-Newj-Httntley, BrloUey lit If 7—News—Ron Coconut •Mi fhVtm A Weather 7:10 1:00. 11:8 4-BacheIor Father ASBUKY>ARK J-Newj—H. Reuoncr 5—Assignment: Underwater LYRIC- T»mmr Doetoc 1-M; IM J—Almanac Newsrcel 7-Guestward Ho! 0—Merrytow Circus HAT ft aiRC-VUBiW * Th. Doctor I** s 5:26; 4:»: •»; •:!»; 10:10. t-Satrch lor Tomorrow 11-News-Kevin Kennedy MAYFAIR- •-Truth or Coasequencet-Quta U-Letrn to Read Mule Plfty-fln D»»« it Mdac 1:40: 7:00; 5—Cartoon*-Tom Gregory Till SAT « BOJ«.—PUtt-fivi Du 7—Father Knows But-Serial 2-Weather Pelitnt »:0P; #:«; f:W; 10OO. 9-Memory Une-Joe Franklia U-Loctl New* ST. JAMES- La.wi«ae< of Ambit S:00. ll-RocklRk y and hlhla FrlendFrid i \ 7:11 BAT. * RUN. —lAwreoce of Anblt lfcffl 2-\News 3 OOLUtNGWOOD CIRCLE 2-Guldlng Light—Serial Mark Bentley SHORE DWVE4N- 11—Bow The Clown U^-Wetther Cutoon UMW l:«i Hud ?:M; Piu't DtUoat* CoadXloa U:30. RUMSON - Mark Bentley, ' fcM BATT-HIKI 8:«; 12:301 R 4—News—Ray Scherer 2-Rawhide Dcllnt* OondlUon 11:00. junior in Rumson-Fair Haven BVN.—Tilt Stripper 8:46; 1S:<6; Wir Regional High School, leaves Sun 4—International Show Time Lov»r W:40. day for Weston, Vt., where he 2—Burns ft Allen 5-Roaring 2O's-Dr»ma 1 NEPTUNE CITY will spend eight weeks with the 4—Afternoon Drama 7—Cheyenne—Western NEPTUNE CITY- Weston Playhouse summer the- 5-Cartooni 9-Keyhole Mutlny on' Ui» Bounty 3:00; 8:30. 11—Tops In Sports BAT.-Mutlny on tin Bounty 2:00: ater group. 7—General Hospital 0:15; 9:00. 11—Bold Journey 13—Corepleat Gardener. BUN—MuUny on the Bounty 1:00; Mark, son of Mrs. Sue Bentley, 4:29: 8:ie. 7:40 kjrhird Ave., is one of eigh BELMAR •TOSCANINI-THE MAN BEHIND THE LESEND'-Per- young student actors selected to 5-Newi 11-Sports FLY-IN DRIVE-IN formaneei conducted by the late Arturo Tojcanini, the participate with the Weston play ••- : '• ' I:M' • ' 7:45 Cartoon Bhow 8:49; Son at Flubbei ers under the direction of Har- Z-As The World Turns 13-Joy Of Antiques B:3O: 1:15; Forty Ltn. ol Trouble 11*30. moft celebrated musician of this century, are broadcast Ion F. Grant. The first summe 5—Film—Up The Rivfer—1938— 7:55 SAT.—fion ol Flubber 8:49; 12:30; Preston Foster—85 Min. Forty Vat. at Trouble 10:46. on recordings in NBC Radio's new Sunday night series, theater presentation will be "The 3:H SUN.—Diamond Held 8:45; 12:45; 7—Girl Talk ! "Toscanini—The Man Behind the Legend." The program Fantastiks" July 11, followed by MSports Diyt of Wine and Rosta 10:45. 1—Film—Heaven Only Knows— seven other shows. The group 11—Baseball—Yankees features his many performances with the NBC Symphony 1947—Robert Cummings—90 North of Red Bank also performs in Woodstock, Vt. 13—Perspectives Orchestra, which he conducted from 1937 until hit re- Mark recently had lead roles in Min. HIGHLANDS 8:10 tirement in 1954. Intermission guests will discust the "lolanthe," by the Monmouth 1:45 9-Baseball-Mets MAR1NE- Civic Chorus, and in "The Pa 9—Faraway Places Manchurlu Candidate 7:00; 9:20. maestro in his private life and at work. CON-FUSING! —Alfred Hitchcock, host of "The Alfred • 8:M T:00; 8:20. " , jama Game," musical presenta- 1:55 2-Route 66 BAT.—aianchurlan Oandldlte 3:00; Hitchcock Hour." Fridays (9:30-10:30 p.m., EDT) on tion by the regional high school BUN.-The Raven 8:25; 7:00: 9:40; 4-News 4-Sing Along With Mitch Home on Haunted Hill 2:00; 8:25 On Riverview Staff JWV BREAKFAST the CBS Television Network, is making certain that the under the direction of Paul Gram- 5—Texan—Western ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS mer. HAZLET — A membership and 2—Password—Allen Ludden 7—FUntstones—Cartoon ATLANTIC- RED BANK -The board of July 4th celebration will go off with a bang. 4—Ben Jerrod-^Serial Ugly American 7:00; 9:10. testimonial breakfast, sponsored 1:00 governors of Rjyerview Hospital 7—Day in Court—Drama SAT.—Ugly American 2:00; 7:00; by the Jewish War Veterans, 5—Bronco—Western 8:10f. ^-Understanding Our World SUN—Forty libs, ot TroiAle 3:30; has confirmed three appoint- Bayshore Post 737, will be held 7—Dickens—Fenster 6:50; 10:10; Requiem for a Heavy- ments to the medical staff. Sunday at the United Hebrew Daily Steamer Cabinet Shop T V Key 2:2$ 13—Composer's Workshop weight 2:00: 5:20; 8:40. KEANSBURG Congregation, 70 Broad St. Key- 4-Newi 3:50 The new members are Dr. My- 7—News CAS1NO- port. Schedule Set To Open 2-Alfred Hitchcock PRI. & SAT.—The IJlt ot Adrian ron Seligman, 883 Poole Ave., Honored guest will be Charles Mailbag 4—Price Is Right Messenger. \ Hazlet, a dental staff associate; 2—House Party—Art Linkletter SUN—The Blive; It Happened Feuereisen, commander, depart- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 7—77 Sunset Strip—Mystery 4—Doctors the World'! Fate. Dr. Michele Christofaro, South ment of New Jersey, Starting tomorrow, the steamer 11:00 HAZLET Tomorrow By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 7—Jane Wyman Main St., Holmdel, and Dr. Les "City of Keansburg" will leavi 4-«Jack Paar : In charge of the event are Saul LITTLE SILVER—Buck's Cab 9-Film—Androcles And The LOEWS DRIVE-IN- here on a daily round trip cruise, Question — Please settle an 5-Cetectives Cartoon-8:00; Main AltracUon 8:07; ter Simon, 231 Maple Ave., here, Diamond, post commander, and returning at 5 p.m. There will inet Shop will hold a grand open Lion-1952 1:00; Colonui o( Rhodes 10:45. Bertram Goldstein, senior vice argument between my sister-fa- 13-World at Thirteen BAT. & BUN.—Cartoon-O-Rama. 8:00; bqth general practice staff asso- be an additional trip on Sundays, ing celebration tomorrow at 2:3( '*»•'•' .' commander. law and me. She says that Greer 10:15 Mam Attraction »:21; 1:15; Colossus ciates. leaving at 6 p.m. and returning p.m. at their new location, Con Garson used to have her own 5-News of. Rhodej 11:00. 11-Sports PERTH AMBOY at 10:30 p.m. over PI. at Silverside Ave. TV series some years back but Buying or belling? Use the S:H 10:30 Sweden and Finland provide 40 Points of interest on the cruise The firm, owned by Wilbur G I say she never appeared on TV MAJESTIC- 2-To Tell the Truth—Panel 2—Eyewitness FRI. SAT. ft SUN.—Fllty-Hve liayi per cent of the newsprint used in Register Classified for quick; re- include Sandy Hook, Staten Is- Buck, was located at 772 Rivei except for the Oscars. Would you at Peking 1:15; 4:05; 7:00: 10:00. 4—Loretta Young—Drama 5—Mr. Lucky—Adventure Europe. sults.—Advertisement. land, Coney Island, Fort Hamil- Rd., Fair Haven, the past si> settle this question once and for 5—Doorway to Destiny 7—Third Man—Mystery EDISON ton, Fort Wadsworth (site of the years. all?-Mrs. J. D., Toledo, Ohio 7—Queen for a Day 11-Steve Allen MENLO PARK CINEMA- new Verrazano-Narrows Bridge) Mr. Buck has had more thai Answer — You are both equal- 11—How to Marry a' Millionaire 13—Freedom Ride Savage Bam 1:30; 3:30; 5:25; 7:30; WALTER HEAPE-STERLINO the Brooklyn shoreline, Statue of 18 years in the custom furniture ly wrong. Although Miss Garson 3:23 11:00 Liberty, Ellis Island, Governor's refinishing and repairing business SAT.—Savage gam 2:00; 4[05; ENTERTAINMENT OUIPE has never had a TV series of 2—News—Douglas Edwards 2—News—Douglas Edwards BUN.—Savage Bam 1:30; 3:30; 5:2S; Island, and "the New York City and has done much work for lo- her own, she has made appear- 3:30 4—News—Frank McGee 7:30; >:<0. WOODBRIDGE skyline. cal antique dealers. The firm also ances on various dramatic spe- 2—Millionaire—Drama 5-News does Insurance estimating and of- DRIVE-IN- Schedules andother descriptive cials. This past season, she co- 4—You Don't Say 7—News—Murphy Martin fers pickup and delivery service. FRI. A SAT.—Cartoons 8:55; Tower MATINEE AJ 2 • EVENINGS 7 & 9:15 literature may be obtained by starred with Emmy winner Trev- 5-Texan 9—Film—Challenge to Lassie, of London B:SO; Dr. No 11:20; Angry writing to the Keansburg Steam- or Howard in "The Invincible Red Plant 1:15. DRIVE-IN THEATRES • SHOWS NIGHTLY AT DUSK The Cabinet: Shop will display 7-Who Do You Trust? 1949, 90 mm. 8UN.—The List of Adrian Messenger boat •Company, 75 Beachway furniture from the Treasun Mr. Disraeli." She made her TV 11—Best of Groucho—QuU 11-John K. M. McCaffery 0:00; 12:45; A G-Irl Named Tamlko Keansburg. Chest of Red Bank, debut in 1955 ia an NBC special, 4:M 11:11 U-.00. MONTCLAIR Refreshments, will be. servec "Reunion In Vienna." In 1956, 2—Secret Storm—Serial 4—Weather—Tex Antolne I JAMES CLAIRIDGE— 4-H SHOW TONIGHT during the opening celebration she scored big with the critics 4—Match Game—Gene Rayburn 5—FHrn—The Corn Is Green, JUr-Conilltloiitd and the TV audience when ^ The Best of Cinerama 8:30. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The 5-rFelix And The Wizard 1945, 1 hr. 40 min. BAT.—The Beit of Cinerama 2:00 BOND; local • 4-H groups will sponsor a ONE MAN OPERATION played' the part of Regina (close- 7—American Bandstand—D. 7—Lqcal News 8:30. CARLTON Agent 007 demonstration and exhibit o ly identified with Tallulah Bank- BUN.—The Best of Clperami 2:30 RED BANK MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Clark 11—Steve Allen The double their work at the Township Hall head in the TV version of "The There'7:30. s no Trick to Havin. J g Ex- say they are designing a full; 9—Playhouse 3D—Drama 11:1S "0" means parking area, Middle Rd., North Little Foxes." 11—Comedy Kaper 2—Weather-Carol Reed tra Cash. You Get it Fast When EATONTOWN automatic oil field in which om You Use The Register Classified. Centerville, tonight at 7 o'clock. 3—Music Interlude 4-President's Trip DRIVE-IN he has a man will be able to control thi —Advertisement, Mrs. Otto Ledig, local organic- operations of 1,000 wells. Question — I recently saw the 4:25 13-Reflections license to kill er, has invited the public to see According to the Soviet New: movie "Darby's Rangers" with 4—News—Sander Vanocur 11:20 . SHORE when he what 4-H teaches the children. James Garner on TV and 7-J»resident's Trip Agency, Tass,. the world's firsl 4:30 ATLANTIC DRIVE-IN chooses...' automated oil field will be com' couldn't help noticing that some 2-Edge Of Night-Serial 2—Film-Invisible Agent, 1942,] THEATRE where he pleted by the end of 196$. battle scenes were identical to 4—Make Room For Daddy 11:30 • Ulanlli- lllitfiliiiiiis—Tr the ones I had seen in the TV chooses... aw w Tass said all processes of ex- 7—Discovery '63-Chlldren 4—Tonight-Johnny Carson NOW THRU SATURDAY series "The Gallant Men." Could 9—High Road To Danger whom he / COCKTAIL LOUNGE tracting, transporting and refin- 12/3 hr. MARLON BRANDO RESTAURANT this be my imagination or do 3—Profile: New Jersey > chooses! -_ ing oil will be automated. The 11:45 "THE UGLY AMERICAN" M S. Bridge Aye. Red'Baak field is located near the town they use scenes from movies on 4:55 7-flilm-Surrender Hell, 1959, many TV series?—S. R., San An- IAN FLEMINGS^ (opp. R.R, Station) of Leninogorsk in the Tatar Au- 7—American Bandstand 12/3 hr. SUN.-MON.-TUES. tomous Republic of central Rus tonio, Tex. 5:00 12:15 1 Answer — In this case, you 2-^Love That Bob—Comedy 1—Charlie Farfell ITALIAN are probably very correct about 4—Film—Mad About Men—1954 12:30 TONY CURTIS, It pays to adveritse in the Red the footage from "Darby's Ran- 9—Almanac Newsreel •Dr. No 75 Min. AMERICAN FOOD Bank Register.—Advertisement. ;ers" being used in "The Gal- 4Q POUNDS OFTHOUBLE" 7—1 Married Joan 12:35 9 lant Men." Both these productions TECHNICOLOR 9—Looney Tunes 9-News and Weather • LUNCHEON • Tbt lively Place It the were made by Warner Bros., and — olio at Earontown — 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons 12:50 it sounds like the "Gallant Men' James 1 11—Once Upon A Day—Children 5-News Stewart "Rear Window" and dinners served daily DANCES s-^w producers decided to cut some 5:25 •-.•-' 1:00 : • • cost corners. Hightstown Country Club 2-rNews ... PLUS SECOND HIT KITCHEN OPEN 9—News — ALSO at SHORE — Mon.-TTiurs, ]1 n,m. in ft p.m. Air Conditioned •Rocky And His Friend! 4-News^-Bllle Rippe Frl. and Sat It a.m. to 1 a.m. TONIGHT—ANDY WELLS OOUMMPCTUHS ma t«»SllS«>lOra™i 1 Smuiny I n.m. to S:3l> p.m. Question — According to the 5:30 5-Film—Down to Earth, 1947, Vincent Price Admiulon $1.50 Incl. tax Park In* In Rear letters you get from the fans 2-Film-Green Hell—1939—75 Larry Park "TOWER OF LONDON" Andy Wells Sot. Joe Miicha Every Wed. — Friendship Dance around Bhe country, which TV Min. 9—Almanac Newsreel AIR CONDITIONED For Folks 35 * Over — Adin. 81.00 stars are the most popular with 1:05 A BEAUTIFUL n..UK- 5—Sandy's Hour PRIVATE DINING ROOM CONSBBVATIVE IIANC'INO the fans? I have a bet with my 7—Highway Patrol 2-Film—Bathing Beauty, 1944, Cater (n Hmnli Partlr* & Ranqurts REQUIEM ANB FUN ALONE Oil COUPLES girl friend that Michael Landon 9-Film—Jamaica Run—1953— 2 hr. Best Picture of Year! and Vincent Edwards are high Ray Milland-90 Min. 4-13 Hour on the list. She says Richard 1—Superman 9-News & Weather HEAVYWEIGHT Winner 7 Academy Awards! Chamberlain is probably the MOW! AT POPULAR PRICES 1:25 Ah CondltioiMd most popular.—J. 'S., Montgom- FRIDAY EVENING 7—Film—Minesweeper, 1943 CHILEREK »•? J5t %£* ery, Ala. 1:00 2:05 Lawrence Answer — The Interest changes 7-News 4—Sermonette— Religion MARINE ST. JAMES rom week to week but the three 11—Three Stooges 3:05 ASBURY PARK stars mentioned above, along I3-What's New-Childrei 2_Filro-A Bullet for Joey, Hiqhlands 872-0751 MUTINY * with Dick Van Dyke, Andy Grif- 1:15 PR 5-8883 Of Arabia 1 hr. 40 min. NOW THRU SATURDAY h th, "The Beverly Hillbillies" 4—Local News 4:45 MATINEES WED., SAT., SUN. 2 P.M. FRANK SINATRA ON THE. <&:ast, and Carol Burnett, are more 7-Weather 2-Film-The Malta Story EVENINGS 8 P.M. >r less the most popular with 1:21 "Manchurian Candidate" he fans. '—Sports—Howard Cosell CHOICE SEATS NOW ON SALE • 6:31 SUNDAY and MONDAY (For an answer to your ques- 5—Mickey. Mouse Club . . •• .%- - tf 1^~ ^-m. «.^fS«aai., • ion about any TV program or DRIVE-IN ESPIL WOULD KNOW MMKAH MTtinUTIOIUI. •rtuoll ictor, write to Steven H. Scheu- THEATRE r, TV Key Mailbag, In care of OATIS O'lN 7:00 P.M.-MOVIIS AT DU1K Air Conditioned PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - A CUIOOHMUW-IVU) SB. Id SIM-HUT SWW Ont NECITY \ he Register.) leptune City Shopping Center!Mi.So.of Asbtiry Circle on I mman who'd parked her car PARAMOUNT ear grazing sheep herd on the PAT BOONE - NANCY KWAN WER.AVEW: 1HELTER FOR CARD PLAYERS ASBURY PARK utskirts of Phoenix decided to I ake a lamb as a pet. "THE MAIN RENO (AP) - Gamblers won't Si PRICE rm. lave to go far in case of nuclear "I wouldn't," cautioned Luis ATTRACTION" ttack. spil, "The owner might object." PLUS SECOND BIG HIT More Than You Expect One of five community fallout He wouldn't miss onne," ar- THICOLOSSUS or RHODES VINCENT PRICE shelters recently stocked with ued the woman. Rory CAtHDUH »in COLOR Of course, whon you go out to dinner you food and medical supplies is in "He would," replied Espil. "1 1FREE «NDV CANCI MIDGET "House On Haunted Hill" Harold's Club, a Reno casino. m the owner." SHORE expect the food to be good . . . the serv- DRIVE-IN ice to please you , . . but here at the Rt. 33 and 34 Circle Poninsula Houia we make it a point al- ['or 185 years ago today the ways to give more than you expect. Our battle of monmouth ...
food it delicious, our service is in keeping wot being fought by Washington and MOMS THAT STUNNED THE WORIDI with the gracious atmosphere and our revolutionary troops . . . and was the start of th* heroic legend of Molly Air CondltloiMd prices are moderate. All in all, it addis PRIME RIBS Pitcher. At that time the Lincroft Inn MAYFAIR •« up to more than you expect ... so the was already in its 40th year of purveying ASBURY PARK fine food and hospitality. Drop in toon next time you dino, try the Peninsula and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of fhit House. truly colonial inn. You'll enjoy our food selection and our generous home-size "A Mend of the old with tin- iu-w" CRYSTAL BROOK INN cocktails. 2 HITS, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 5 LI 2-0800 PAUL HUD! The PENINSULA HOUSE LINCROFT INN — alto — i HIGHWAY 35, EATONTOWN NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD JIEWMAN "PAYROLL" Se« Bright, N. J. {142-2100 Oin>onte Fort Monmouth SH 1-975 5 I f • RED BA.N-K REG15TTH SATURDAY TV TV Key SUNDAY TV VnA*y, Jaws 28, IMS—li **%, Education •>'4 KMDAYttKNMO i 4-Open Mini * - at fcefit *»#r, Religion Previews Te y 7-Fllm-Ttie Sea Wolf, 1941, 1953 7:H • 7-Exciuslvely Outdoors 2 hri. { .'.-. • ••• 9-iAlmanac Newsreel Today's top television shows ft* 7-Ftlm-The Black Tent, 1980, 1:10 4-Modn» farmer 1:10 as previewed and (elected by TV 4-Senwnett* 7:M 2—Film-International Hour 90 min. WJews Key'i itatt of experts who at- 7-Newi P-Previewi 4.00 1:55 tend rehearsals, watch screen- 7;4I 7:M J—Preytewi 4—Community Checktrs !-Ftlm-13 Hours by Air, 1138, ings, and analyze scripts in New B-Give Ui This D(y-RtU|iog 4—Modern Farmer 4:N 1 hr. 35 min. T-Fflrn-The Fightiag Lawman, York and Hollywood. 7:H 1953, 90 min. 5-Hour Of St. Francis 2—Eye On ... 2:01 SING ALONG WITH MITCH. 4;M 7—Christopher Program 4-N*w York Illustrated 4—Sermonette (Repeat) A series of pleasant 9—Film-See 2:30 p.m. 7:M I—Take Two *•** tunes, full of rentlmentil recol- 3-5utom*r Semester 2-Giv. Us This Day S:00 !—Film—The Inspector GOMnd,
Changes at CBA Tbiimm B. Morton (Republican of Keotucky), chairman of the LMCROFT - After Mo yews has been 'assigned to take part tappbUcaft Senatorial Campaign Commiitee, and a former chair- at vice principal of Christian in three-won* exercises of the man of the Republican NaUonal Brothers Academy, Brother Ante- American Second ' Novilitte at Sante Fe/W.'M. ' • , • Committee, Is interviewed by a dy win leave July 30 to assume panel of newsmen Including Jack duties «s director and principal They wijl be; replaced, by Brother Cohnpban Paul of C»rd- Bell, Robert Aberaethy, Robert 'of USalle Academy in New York Riggj tad Lawrence E. Splvak. City. inal SpeUmsn School, and Brother Brother Anthelm Patrick from (Color) 6 p.m. NBC. De US»Ue High School, FDetroitj or BROADLOOM Three new members of the TOE PRESIDENTS TRIP. staff for the 19«M4 school yet "The President in England." Both wilt "be Brother • Andre*:.Jlbbert. the ceremonial aspects of the who wUlteadi science, Brother President's visit to England, and Christian Edward, who will teach reports on the Keimedy-Macmll- mathematics, and Chirjes Leo Ian talks, are included in this hall who mil work with the depart- Mts. Hddl Sduwtdtf hour coverage. 6:30 p.m. CBS. NEED NO PAD ment of physicel «duo»Won.. : Brother Bernard will, continue LONG BRANCH - Mfs. Heidi SUNDAY liijpORT. White his secoad tern ts.--director Schneider of 392 Nutswamp.Rd., House correspondent Ray Scherer The cifshiony, attached f«am rubber back gives the rich soffoess desired and pnnopal. •: . Middletown has joined the staff reports on the President's visit of Monmouth, Medical Center's with Prime Minister Maomillan Pollak Clinic 'as a junior social at Birch Grove, the Macmillan Ihe ifresh new colors and the rich textures put fashion on jour floors $1,000 Teacher* Prize worker. Her appointment was an-summer estate, and analyzes the nounced this week by George J. effects of the President's trip To Former Red Banker Bartel, hospital administrator. thus far. 6:30 p.m. NBC. CARLISLE, Pa; -r A $1,000 A native <*f, Switzeriahd,' Mrs. CORONATION OF POPE PAUL distinguished teaching award of Schneider attended school there VI. Via communications satel- the Christian K, and Mary F. and in 1951 was graduated from lite, NBC correspondents report Lindback Foundation has been the School of Social Work in Zu-on die ceremonies attending the presented at Dickinson College rich, where she,specialized in coronation of Pope Paul VI in to Professor "Horace1 E. Rogers, child care. With her husband, she Rome today, 7 p.m. NBC. a member of (he 'faculty for JJ came here in 1961 and matric- years.? • •',•','. . ulated at Rutgers in the School ED SULLIVAN. Ed begins his BROTHER AMEDY BROAOLOOM Professor Rogers, ;a: 1920 grad of Social'Work. She, served her 16th year on TV with one of his 1 While here, Brqther Amedy uate of' fed Bank (N.J.) Higti social work internship'at Pollak typical variety shows. For the was in charge' of programming School, is,the Alfred Victor q> Clinic arid was' graduated from record, there's Jade. Carter's ^?4 and discipline. Prior :to tte. as- Pont Professor, of Analytical Rutgers with a 'master's degree standup comedy routine; Al Hirt Chemistry and Chiirrrian of the in June. and his trumpet playing "Down ^ CORMAC'S' VISTA has «y«ry.' lignment, he taught in* several ; ichools in New Yorlrand tme-in departmejit of chepfstry at Dick Mrs. Schneider is a member By The Riverside;" "Carnival in thing! Thrilling Colorsl Dra- New Hampshire. insonv A native of Philadelphia of the National Association of So-Venice," and "Row, Row, Row"; : matic Texture beauty! Sink in He was appointed vice princl he has also lived lilAbington are cial Workers, the Child Welfare Israeli singer Geula Gill's version pal of De LaSalle High School Easton, Pa. - •_';; . , •' .. League of America, the Ameri- of "Tzena, tzena" and "Malag- Luxury of attached foam rubber can Sociological Association and in New York in l»9.and, in 1900, uena Salerosa"; plus comedienne FOAM BACK padding! Yaars of extra wear! was selected for a year of study PIJIN HOSPITAL BALL the Welfare Council of Monmouth Totie Fields, tenor Alberto County. •. .\ ' Rochi, and assorted tap dancing, Moisture repellent — let* you In Europe. :" • RED BANK—The'board ol NO OTHER PAD NEEDED and sleight of hand novelties, 8 Brother Agatho Stephen,; for governors of Riveryiew.flospita wipe stains and spills right off p.m. CBS. nier director of St. John's School has. approved a-plan toehold, a the surface. In New York, has been assigned charity baft fluHng theftAi?stma$ left Bulk New blue, cord beige, rustic tiere to serve as vice, principal holiday se»son. • .', • • . CAJt 51. "Toody and Muldoon and pro-director of the religious The ballwlbeheiaby thi Crack.Down." (Repeat) Amateur orange, scull gray, hyacinth, community. joint auxiliaries' and volunteei Of Estate/ sociologists might get a particular Continuous Filament Nylon sand beige, moss, red, cocoa, boot of this one. It's milder on Also leaving the academy are groups to raise fanrjs tor the royal blue, surf green, coffee, Brother Clement Patrick, head hospital. . •'; '• •• Of $53,000 slapstick than usual, and worth in many luxurious decorator colors! of the Latin department, who catching to learn why Toody and bronze, old gold, aqua. NEW YORK .— Mrs. Fanny will be director and principal-of Buylrig w selling? "Use the Muldobn's district'has the most Kurinsky of 902 East St., Bel- St. John's, and Brother Augustine Register Classified for qucik re- intriguing crime record in the inar, is the principal beneficiary of the history department who whole precinct. Lawrence Flet- erti of the ^.OMesUte other broth- cher plays a properly baffled in- ."iff er, the lite Benjamin'.Cliirman'of spector. 8:39 p.m. NBC. 9x12' the Bronx. \ M 1 "ASTRO,GUIDE eean The was 'revealed "ili a report THE REAL McCOYS. (Repeat) filed by the State Transfer Tax Guest star Tina Louise is an eye- For Sunday, Juli* 30' Department. . .•-•:•-. ful, but Walter Brennan is the Following distribution of $3,900 best part of the show. With Luke Present—For You and in bequests to.' individuals and a widower, a woman is needed to Yours - • Favorable aspects charity^ under, provisions of-the cook and clean for the men, and alternate with mildly negative will, Mrs..Kurinsky inherits the out of the hills comes a lovely radiations, but advene aspects ! 12' BROADLOOM entire remaining estate: dish with a drawl (Tina). Quick- are not serious if jou wafct Mr. Clurman -died May 26.1961, your step. Don't pu»h mitten; ly enough, she makes a hit with $ leaving gross: awotj of $99,463 let otben take the initiative. the neighboring males and that's and a net estate;of $53,536, re- 2.99 *yl If you are diplomatic, you can the end of her labors. 9 p.m. CBS. duced by outstanding;debts; and ftl your own way without seenv ,' HOLIDAY IS A TREMENDOUS obligations. , ing to press a point. TUe out- DU PONT SHOW OF THE VALUE, %-inch thick rug in look is mostly optimistic for the WEEK., "Opening Night." The fashionable velvet plush. 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The victims "stand and deliver" to rise at Ihe praent rate for visited Washington, D. ,C.,Wil- program is dominated by the Viscose Plush Pile Sandalwoodr Royal Blue, their beaver ban, which were another 40 years, Joany nations liamsburg', Va. and Annapolis, personality and attitude of di- Md., on a three-day tour last considered great booty. rector Joseph Anthony, one of In new colors for the budget-minded! week sponsored by the guild. the half-dozen best and most ar- Miss Jane . McCue and M ticulate directors in the American The Day Undar Your Sfgn Ben Hawley were |n charge of theatre, who is also an expert arrangemerits., Father Michael J. actor , and more aware of the AKIES (lor* Marel 21 t. April It) ».22) Lease was. spiritual director of problems of actors than most Take noOunf for (ranted, even from If • practical joke Wkftrea, don't un- Ihe family, Try to treat them as individ- fklmiaL. It vu'yotafAWTi idea.- ' the trip. directors are. Though the TV ual!. The trip included a tour of the producers of tonight's show made SCORPIO (Oct. 2} leNor. 21) 9x12' TAURUS (April VS ta. Miy 10) The ptrtvin you mou want to we nay Shrine of the Immaculate Con a mistake in selecting this elu- Don't be ao self-centered. Take a more ioon turn op on yrxir oocriiep. sive Russian play to cover, most interest in domeatic affatrl. ception in the Franciscan Monas- SA6ITTARIUS (Nov. 12 4. Dae. 51) tery in Washington. non-professionals in the viewing &EMINI (May 21 (.JUNE 21) Don't be irtwh'. into cototiomi tffairs audience will find it an absorb- Do what ia necessary to aj;ain atteotion tt xAert tVpccJtPy tfcqi* of rf^tivct. Members M the tour were Mr. and financial lactmt for r°nr plan. and Mrs. Edward Green, Mr. g and truthful report of events (OK. 23UJtn.») CANCER (Jm»T* July 21) lefore and after an "opening Make new taafa Omsk «ld «MS.I» •, tWt l*t othrri ntk yn and Mrs. Edward Bejsonec,-Mrs. lertaia at aaaM it dob pen wrebnd. Virginia McGovern, Mrs. Mary light." 10 p.m. NBC. LEO (Jrfy 22 <• Aifl. Ill AQUARIUS (JMH3I t» Ftb. If) Derby, Mrs. Ju|ia Homer, Mrs. Take attck tt yoar rcanarui M bt cet- TrTtooriMdKTXrtnxaotkat nan Helen Vandewater, Miss Amelia 12' BROADLOOM tarn yw'ra SMC dephtiv tkas. •H i maim «n»ber •( tnth.' Bennett, Mrs. B, J. Grazier, Mrs. CORONATION OF POPE PAUL VIRGO (AflaLttfeSapt M) ntCB \M.»«• MwkM) $ A anr mpaim— tnH flp a tu Albert' Wolfe, Mts. Sara Aiken, I. Today's coronation of Pope mMtttnf pmt m jtm Kfc. - Mrs. John Kazak, Mrs. John •aul.VI in Rome is covered via 25O » »J ommunicatlons satellite with . . CI Hi, TieM Innrpriaet, Inc. Byrne, Mrs. ,\lex ;Zuewsky, Mrs. JTEMPEST IS 100% NYLON Harriet Hotzowski,' Mrs. Charles lommentary by ABC correspond Schmidt, Miss Rose Petraglia, mts here and abroad. In addi- W- FOAM BACK loop locked in latex for long Mrs. John Bealty, -Mrs. Teresa ion, there'll be a segment on wear, and extra beauty. 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Moaxitk Cmtft bilnal aoi Op SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1963 ..-' .•::' :.•'..; I. 7c PER COPY New Jersey News Briefs By The Associated Press lumber yard (ire pike Authority had delayed the knocked out electric power com- scheduled II «-m. bids when pletely in -this town- of 22,000 ear- the bid supervisor informed the ly today. ^Police said the fire, turnpike that a bidder had been Which* destroyed two lumber delayed 6n the turnpike by a yards, also ate through utility traffic slowdown. poles in the area, causing them to cave in and drag down power DENVER—The American As- lilies. Nearby portions of New sociation of University Women ark also were reported without has added 26 colleges and uni- electricity. Power "was lost at versities to the list of institu 2:30 a.m., about two and one-half tions whose members are eligi hours before firemen gained an We for membership in the advantage over the blaze. Leap- AAUW. The new institutions ing flames could be seen as far bring to 534 flie number whose away as New.• York City, about women graduates are eligible for 12 miles distant. No injuries were AAUW membership. The new in reported from the fire that swept stitutions include CaldweH Col the storage houses and offices of lege for Women, Caldwell, N, J. the Neill and Spanjer. Lumber and Newark State College, Un Co. at 1350 Liberty Ave. and the ion, N. J. Hawthorne Lumber Co. at 1385 Liberty Ave. But both: lumber JERSEY CITY^TJirce gunme yards were total losses, police 'orced their way into the car ol said. The electric power loss oc- a bank messenger yesterday curred as an intense heaf wave handcuJfed him to the steerin SCHOOL STARTS — Maj. Angelo Monti (Ret.) of Eatontown, instructor at the begap its fifth day. The tempera, wheel and fled with a canvas Monmouth County Vocational School's electronics solder assembly course,is shown ture has,hit 99 two days running. bag he was: carrying. One mar was apprehended 'shortly after- .as classes started yesterday in leased quarters at Monmouth Radio Electronics Ins- PRESENT AWARD — The Garden Club of New Jersey Certificate of Civic Achieve- TRENTON — New Jersey's ward. The bag, wWoh contaiiied titute, 814 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park. Students with him are Mrs. Charles Prout, ment for Landscape Design is presented to Edwin M. Ambler, coast division man- second highest court has ruled only three business letters and left, ofVOcean Grove, and Mrs. Walter Christen, Asbury Park. The court*,-first, of ager, Jersey Central Power 4 Light Co., by Mrs. Charles E. Jahnig, right, presi- that Mayor Joseph M. Healey no money, belonged to. the Hud- of Kearny can also serve as son County National Bank. Th« •three, will'last five weeks. Miss Kathleen Hourigan, manager of the Asbury Park dent of Fair Haven Garden Club, and Mrs. W. F. Kennison, civic chairman of the purchasing agent for Hudson three men fled the holdup scene employment service, is accepting applications for the next two courses. federated club which recommended the Fair Haven substation of the power and County. Healey was re-elected in another car. A woman passer- light company, Ridge Rd., Fair Haven, in the landscape design survey. to his second term is mayor by called police, who pursued of Kearny In 1901. Six months the trio onto the New Jersey before that he had been ap- Turnpike, where state police Set Weekly pointed by the Hudson County joined in the chase. The i&Idup Pair Fined Board of Freeholders as coun- men abandoned their car nea ty purchasing agent. The Ap- Exit 14, and police apprehendec' Concerts At pellate Division of Superior one of the men. He was not im- $175 Each in Court gave him the green light mediately identified. Marine Park to hold both jobs' on grounds RED BANK - John W. tuck- that the positions are neither enbill, director of instrumental Assault Case Incompatible nor Inconsistent. music In the Red Bank school The court upheld a ruling by Cop Faces MIDDLETOWN-Two Leonardo system*; will again conduct a youths were fined $175 each by, Superior Court Judge Peter Artaserse. Ralph Y. Brown, a series of summer band concerts Magistrate Richard E. Burke yes-! resident and taxpayer'in Kear- Charge In beginning Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. terday for assaulting another' ny, brought suit against Healey. in MaYine Park. youth. The series is sponsored by the The pair were- identified as Middletown Parks - and Recreation Depart- John Fuller, 18, of ,20 Glenmary TRENTON, N. J. (AP) - The MIDDLETOWN - Police Chiei ment and Musicians Union Local Ave., and Dennis Landry, 18, of Trust Company of Ocean County Earl N. Hoyer said yesterdj 399. 45 Center Ave. wort approval today of its appli he will press formal charge: For feigtt consecutive Wednes- cation to open a branch office in against Patrolman Dominic Fu Police said the pair-assaulted day evenings, the public will be Island Heights. State Banking iato. Kevin Bradley, 18, of Monmouth. invited to attend the park con- and Insurance Commissioner The patrolman was suspendei certs. The first will be held, on Ave., Leonardo, on June 5, on Charles R. Howell said the new Chamone Ave. Irom the force . Wednesday b the grass area near the shuffle- branch will be the first financia Capt. William Woodward, hea> board courts, others in the park- Magistrate Burke also sen- institution in Island Heights. I of the patrol division. ing area at the foot of the park. tenced the pair to 20 days in jail will be located at. Garfield and Chief Hoyer said the charge: Jf a program should be rained if they could not pay the fine. ; Jackson,Aves;'a$,IU; 37. How- would be drafted in a day or si out,, it will be.jwstponed a week Police said both. boy» are pn ell, in approving the application, and would involve "feigning i and trie season extended a week.' probation. Magistrate Burke in- said that tte First National Bank ness" and "disobeying an ori Once again, the band will boast creased their probation by one of Toms River and its branches of a superior officer." the services of some outstanding year. now provide the only banking £apt. Woodward said he ha< instrumentalists. The pair also were held for the service in a projected trade area received reports that the patrol Ronald -de Kant, solo clarinet Grand Jury on a iarceny charge. including Island Heights, Dove man, who has been on sick leav with the New Orleans Symphony; Police said they are charged with HOW TO BEAT THE HEAT — Jockey Sammy Boulmetis Township and various municipal for several weeks, was not sic! Walter Bowe, trombonist with ities on Island Beach. But h taking liquor from several boats pours a bucketful of water over jockey Karl Korte in the and in fact was working on sorh Montovani and the Band of docked at the Leonardo Marina said "a bank cannot expect to other job. America;- Thomas Newell, first on June 4. poo! at Monmouth Park jockey quarters. Riders keep pre-empt an area in perpetuity He said he could not loca French horn with the Houston lest a monopoly be established cool between races by dunking in the spacious pool. the patrolman at his; tiomi Symphony; Donald Tison, solo Detective Sgt. Robert Letts and the public be deprived of ligned that complaint. Wednesday and finally 'locate* trumpet with the University of the advantage of reasonable com- him at a store in Holmdel Villag The pair were placed under Michigan 'band; and Harold petition and choice of services.' The patrolman suffered Brasch, euphonium soloist, for- $500 bail pending, the jury hear- He said the projected area has ing. Senate to Consider whiplash injury in an accider merly-with the U. S. Navy Band, a population estimated at 24,000. while on duty several years ag< D. W. Thomson, 8 Oaks St., l be among the featured play- He said the figure Increases to Capt. Woodward said the patro ORNIKI — Peggy Smyth of Syracuse, N. Y., holds her Weehawken, was fined $250 for ers. about 85,000 during the summi man had gone on sick leav molesting a horse on property three-week-old lamb, Orniki, during a shopping trip in Nominations Todayvacation season. The new branch complaining of the neck injury owned by Irwin Hendricks, 933 Red Bank yesterday. The pet, named with the Greek will be the Ocean Trust Com He said he had discussed th West Front St., River Plaza. He TRENTON (AP) - The State Jefferson is a law partner with pany's third, matter with Dr. Marc Kroh word for baby lamb, was the gift of her grandmother, Party Brings also was placed on probation for State Motor Vehicle Director Ned Senate returns briefly from vaca- township physcian, and decide Mrs. Leslie R. Stewart, 500 Newman Springs Rd., Lin- one year. It was charged that tion today to consider a bundle J. Parsekian, who intends to re- TRENTON — New Jersey's to suspend the man. he entered the Hendricks proper- sign his state post. croft. Peggy gave the lamb a bath and its mother re- of nominations submitted by Gov. second highest court has up- Chief Hoyer said he will ni Complaints ty and beat a horse with stones Richard J, Hughes..'. Hughes, a former judge, said held the award of a road con- handle the hearing on the charg fused to take it back. The girl claimed it as her own RUMSON - Borough Council and sticks. The special' session stemmed the stale is in great need of good struction contract to a firm but would refer them to thi and is caring for it. ' " ' last night received complaints John Grissom, Morford PL, from a "gentlemen's agreement" judges and said he was hopeful that submitted a bid 23 min- Township Committee. If the chi from residents of the Center St.' Red Bank, was sentenced to 50 which Hughes said he worked out each of the judicial nominations utes later but .$10,090 cheaper handled the hearing he wou area about a party held Sunday days in the county jail for issuing last month with leaders of the up- would be confirmed. than the next lowest bidder. have power only to suspend thi night ,at the Junior Service a bad check for $50 at Soden's per house to meet only once dur- He said the backlog of court The Appellate Division of Su- man for five days under Civi Name Lodge Ambassador League building. Market, Rt. 35, on June 6. He ing the summer for the purpose cases is growing steadily and. the perior Court said the New Jer- Service regulations. The chi Mrs. William Beatty, a Center was held for the Grand Jury on of considering nominations. new judges are needed to help cut sey Turnpike Authority was en- said he feels the charges a WASHINGTON (AP) - Let no name and party label as his St. resident, said area residents Wednesday in Red Bank, for a The legislature is in recess until it down. On May 31, he said, titled to award a contract to serious enough to warrant th one doubt that politics makes grandfather, Henry Cabot Lodge should not be subjected to the Ritangela Construction Corp., tlmilar charge there. Nov. 18. there was a backlog of 24,426 governing body .hearing the cas strange bedfellows; Henry Cabot is cut from entirely different po- noise and litter created by the of Downsvllle, N. Y., for work Robert C. Pasley, 16 South End Among the major nominations, civil cases in Superior and coun- litical cloth. The elder Lodge was "rock and roll" party. on the turnpike in Burlington Lodge is going to work for John Ave., East Keansburg, was fined Hughes was expected to submit ty court; 21,220 civil cases in Dis- an isolationist, and a conserva- Herbert Fowler, also an area and Mercer Counties for $365,- F. Kennedy. $10 for using loud and abusive the name of Camden County Pros- trict Court; and 9,776 criminal tive; the younger is international- resident, complained of the beer (10. Kingston Bituminous Prod- language to Samuel Gathy of ecutor Norman B. Heine to be- cases pending in all levels of the Block Source A family rivalry that dates back minded and a member of the cans and containers left after the ucts Co. of Kingston, which bid Somerset. Mr. Gathy signed the come director of the division of court system. 47 years has been stored in the GOP's liberal wing. affair. He said that even the $375,192, contested the contract complaint. Senate President William E. Oz- attic with announcement by the gardens in. the area suffered Alcoholic Beverage Control, re- on grounds (hat Ritangela Of Pollution Lodge has been a general con- zard, R-Somerset, said the sena- President Thursday that he has some trampling by the gathering. Edward Muller, Ninth St., Bel- placing William Howe Davis. failed to get its bid in on time. sultant to Time, Inc., and has tors would probably wind up their picked Lodge as ambassador to Mayor Charles S. Callman ad- ford, was fined $5 for allowing Davis, former mayor of Orange, A representative of the Turn- served as director general of the business in less than two hours. Open Beach South Viet Nam. vised the group that no further his dog to run at large in viola- has offered his resignation from Atlantic Institute, a private or- Eleven years ago Kennedy such functions will be tolerated tion of the township dog ordi- the ABC post and is on extend- RUMSON - One of the bo ganization dedicated to strength vaulted into national prominence at the building. nance. ed leave. ough's "open secrets" was aire ening democracy in Western Eu- by taking Lodge's Senate seat. William Stringfellow. Rt. 35, Nine Judges at last night's meeting of Bor rope. ' this place, was held for the Neil F. Deighan, a Camden at- Dorfman to Direct ough Council when a 28-name pe Three years ago they were ex- Lodge will be 61 Wednesday. He brand Jury under $500 bail for torney, was reportedly the choice tition was received by council am changing political pot shots; Ken- and his wife, the former Emily Casual Attire non-support. to succeed Heine in the prosecut- a local woman asked about I hi nedy as the Democratic candidate Esther Sears, have two sons, The complaint was stgned by or's post. condition of the public beach a for president, Lodge as the GOP's the foot of Lafayette St. George Cabot and Henry Sears. his wife, Mrs. Sheila Stringfellow, Nine judgeships also were up County Campaign vice presidential choice. Beats Heat Mrs. Robert Satzinger, of A year ago, the battling 40 Broad St., Red Bank. for consideration, including assist- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Lafayette St., asked Mayo branched farther out on the fam- Robert Homefield, 38 West ant Attorney General Theodore I. LITTLE SILVER - P. Paul Profuno to Appear What could prove to be the lat- front St., River Plaza, also was Bolter to become a Superior Court Charles S. Callman what hai ily treo as the President's young- Campi, Monmouth County Demo- been done about the "condition' est summer attire for township ll«Jd for the Grand Jury on a judge. est brother, Edward, defeated BRENTWOOD, England (AP)- cratic chairman, has announced at the beach. It had been men- officials was worn by William non-support charge. His wile, Hughes said Thursday that he Lodge's son, George, for the same tioned that the beach was prev Former War Minister John D. H. Cullen, Jr. at a Zoning Board Mrs. Norma Homefield, 28 Park heard no objections to any judicial the selection of Norman Dorf- Senate seat from Massachusetts. ously closed due to a high-leve Profumo, central figure in Bri of Adjustment meeting last night. PI., River Plaza, lodged the com- nominations and was hopeful all man, chairman of the Ocean The feuding and fussing between bacteria count. Mayor Callms tain's political-sex scandal, is to While other members of the plaint. He was placed under $500 would be approved. Township Democratic Executive reported the beach had agai the Lodges and the Kennedy clan board wore full suits, Mr. Cullen bail. be in court next Wednesday to But Sen, Thomas J. Hillery, R- Committee, as director of this been opened to bathers yestei began in 1916 when Lodge's aris- appeared In a sport shirt, Ber> Harold Edwards, 10 Water St., answer a summons for speeding, Morris, said he had a different year's county campaign. day. :ocratic grandfather and name- muda shorts and tennis shoes. Matawan, was fined $15 for using name in mind than the one Hugh sake, Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, Although the petition and Mr Although speeding summonses It didn't take long, however, for loud and abusive language to Pa- submitted for Morris County Mr. Dorfman is a graduate of beat back the challenge of John Satzinger tactfully avoided Ih can be dealt with without the de- the majority nf Ihe board mem- trolman Walter Monahan judge. Hughes submitted the name Rutgers University and received F. Fitzgerald, Kennedy's mater- word "pollution," it was finall; fendant being present, it is under-bers to seek more comfortable on June 22. of Frank A. Headley of Dover. his master degree in business nal grandfather. determined that one or mor< stood Profumo has decided to measures—and off came their Hillery said Headley knew the administration at New York Uni- homes in the area had septi Although he bears the samo_appcar. . 'coats with a sigh of relief. senator had a different name but versity. He is a qualified high school malhmalics teacher and tanks connected to a storm drai CoastGuardTows "had gone along with the govern- which empties near the beach or lo embarrass me." is an Asbury Park accountant. He Mayor CaUman, just as tac Boat Into Port Hillery said he didn't know has been party chairman in Ocean Township five years. fully, avoided any reference d Present Development Plan whether he would vote to con- MANASQUAN — The 6Moot raw sewage, but Mrs. Satzlngei firm Headley, also a Republican. According to Mr. Campi, Mr. clamming boat Fred H. Snow, pressed on. NEW SHREWSBURY - Joseph Mr. Shapiro said that value of the Borough Council to take ac- There was speculation, too, of Dorfman has taken active parts out of Manasquan Inlet, devel- 'What is done in a case of thi Favinno and Philip Shapiro last the plot, now owned by Michael tion. We cannot give you any possible opposition to nominations in campaigns in the.state and oped a leak In Its hull yesterday kind," she asked. "How wou night presented a subdivision plot Nero, is $6,000. In addition, he advice on the matter, nor predict In Bergen and Union Counties., Monmouth and Ocean Counties in eight mites offshore and required you stop the source?" plan for a 1 lance Park site the stated, the option holders have what the council will do." Hughes also was expected to help from Coast Guard in getting behalf of former President Har- Without dropping .his aploml borough has previously announced invested some $2,000 in survey- submit the name of William R. Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., it back to port. ry S.-Truman, Adlai E. Steven- Norman Dorfman the mayor referred the qucstir It wants for a recreation area. Ing,, engineering, legal, and archi- Stein of Holland Township to re- son, President Kennedy, former They asked the Planning Hoard the Borough Council's last meet- Coast Guards from the Mana- to Joseph Ciejka, the local heall tect's fees. place Hunterdon County Prosecut- Gov. Robert B. Meyner, Gov. Avon, Paul J. Kiernan of Long for an "informal opinion." ; ing, announced Its interest In the squan Leaving Station re- inspector. Hoard member Herbert L. Wil- or Clyde C. Jefferson. Richard J. Hughes, and Mrs. site,- to serve as a playground sponded, to a radio alarm at mid- Branch and Lee tyelnste-in o "I used dye materials to trn The plan showed division into leu, 3d, stated that this site is for children In nearby homes. He morning and took the high- Need Good Judge* Katharine Elkus White when she Mdtawan for Assembly,; Mayoi suspected sources," Mr. Clcjk eight building lots, and one of the one piece of open land left was a candidate for Congress. stated the governing body wished mnBlcd open craft in tow. While The governor announced Thurs- Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., of High- said, "I cemented two posx-ibl which was to lie deeded to the in the area. The county's Democratic candi- sources up this week." borough for a recreation site. Chairman Arthur Erickson said; to save any possible subdlvlder the boat was being pulled bnck to day that Jefferson had informed lands and Hugh Meehan of Spring shore, guardsmMi went nbiari him he would be unable to accept dates this year are Middletown The open secret is out. T The new road to reach these lots "The Planning Board is very the expense of preparing lit* with pumps and emptied the fast- reappolntment due to the pres- Mayor Earl Moody for state Sen- Lake Heights for Board of Free- sources have been traced. An would be a continuation of Pear 'much Interested In this land for plans for the area, by ki filling ship of water. sures of » private l»w practice. ate; Donald J, Cunningham of holder!. the beach Li again open and sale, St. beyond Its present dead-end. recreation use, We have asked Itt Intention* known. W-Friday, Jn»e 28, 1963 RED BANK KEGJSTER Terrain Helps Sell Houses HOME and GARDEN • FREEHOLD - H ybtfr if composed of beat and fescue At Rivercrest trasses, beware of chinch bugs, TOMS RIVER - Sivtrcrest cautions Louis M. Vamry, ex- Manor, the 140-home community tension entomologist at Xdtgeri vincial wood kitchen cabinets, full on Rt. 9(Rt. 1«) is one of the University. storm windows and screens, most successful — and pictur- Families Visit ceramic tile baths, American These small Insect pest suck esque-communities in the Jersey the juices from your lawn grass, Standard plumbing fixtures, cop- Shore area. per plumbing lines, picture win- killing it, Control chinch bugs According to co-builders Saul Aberdeen Apartment dows, and long-lasting Industrial when damage first shows In June, type silent switches, as well a County Agent: M. A. .Ouk ad- the reasons for its popularity is vises. Ttort law, — MATAWAN - Aberdeen East, special spotlights, and closet families signed leases for the "the fact that the community-is June and August, the new Gold Medallion Garden lighting. apartments, which are expected situated on one of the very few chinch bugs may ~ Apartment community which R. C. Reinhold Company is th to be ready for late f%ll occu- ' •" ', wooded- area* left in the the summer ino- opened last weekend on Aberdeen pancy. exclusive renting agent. Marl area." Lawn chinch bugs._ Rd., at Exit 120 of the Garden To provide tenants with spa- Luber furnished the model apart Rare for the area, too, Is the ALMOST AT CAPACITY — Philip J. Bowerj «iid Company announced thii w«tk thst sey are resistant ,W| State Parkway, got underway ciousness, privacy, and recreation ment. fact that huge shade trees dom- such a» DDT and chtoi^. with fanfare-*nd traffic! areas, the apartments have been Manor East, Red Bank's newest luxury apartments, It 90 par cant leased. A few inate the landscape. The build- vary styii so matwjWik™. „ More than 100 families from planned with a density ratio of as ers preserved the natural wood- one-bedroom apartments art still available. diazinon, ethlon, trithlon.-c* Sevin New York and New Jersey visited 12 families to the acre, with ex- Cedar, Locust ing on the one-third acre lots can be employed. « the apartments, the first in the panses of garden and lawn areas, which go with each Rivercrest bracing three principal catego If you use emulsion, concen- nation to feature complete under- and 150 per cent parking accom- home. Make Durable ies: the subduing-of noise at the trates, water the lawn before ap- ground utility wiring. Twenty modations. This feature has guided the source, the deadening of noise plication Or apply after a rain. A recreational program will b builders and their architects in ON THE HOUSE within a specific area anil the If you apply granular formula- offered tp residents here, inclu< Posts and Rails designing homes which fit into reduction of noise transmission ing an 1,800 square-foot swim spent no more on advertising tr tions, water them in after appli- FREEHOLD - A. N. Lentz the rustic setting. Typical is the We called attention last year to from one area to another. Lead Paint is ming pool; separate kiddie poo quiet house than he ordinarilj ction.i extension forester at Rutger Starfire Ranch, a 60-foot ranch an experiment being conducted The subduing of noise at thi and tennis, shuffleboard, baskel spent on the standard model, al Follow ill directions and pre- University, has some advice to home Men is shown to best ad- by a builder to' determine wheth- source includes such things i ball, handball, and voUeybai though the sound-conditioning cautions on the manufacturer's Stock Hazard home owners puzzled about the vantage on the woody lots which er buyers would be willing to pay the cushioning of machines th courts. a little more to get extra sound theme was featured in the ads. label. FREEHOLD — Choose paint best kind of wood to use for mark Rivercrest Section Three. vibrate, no-slam gasketlng foi A separate shaded kiddie pla; conditioning in their homes. that contains no lead when you posts and rails in a fence. Despite its rustic setting, River- The result has been more than passage doors, silent Ugh area with swings and sand boxei redecorate buildings or fences in Posts and rails usually offered crest Manor is located just five The idea grew out of a round- just interesting. Nearly half switches, carpeting, slower-turn will also be provided. Feist and Feist livestock areas, cautions Martin include those made of northern minutes from a newly constructed table conference of builders, all buyers during the iirst few ing circulation fans in the fu Decker, Jr., extension agricultur- Near Train Station white cedar, southern white ce- multi-store shopping center. architects and other specialists months of 1963 decided to pay nace and quieter dishwasher In New Office al engineer at Rutgers University. Aberdeen East is located within dar, btack locust, Douglas fir, Grade and high schools are near- under the guidance of an industry the extra $500 for a bouse garbage disposals, etc. The us by- which sound would be kept undi Lead is a desirable ingredient walking distance of the 'railroad yeliow pine and red cedar. publication, House and Home. As of souncf-absorbent material NEWARK - Feist and Feist, Construction features at River- a fair degree of control! in paint, he says, and such paint station, which offers 30-minuti Durability of these varies, a result of scores of suggestions around the washer and dryer area Newark realtors and insurance crest include copper plumbing, can be used successfully outside service to downtown Newark and Lentz says. Northern white ce- at the conference on ways and This particular Dallas, Tex, and moisture-resistant, acousti- firm, has officially opened its Welbuilt forced warm air heat- livestock areas. However, every 50-minute service to New York. dar or Canadian cedar, as it is means of making homes more builder, as well as many other cal ceiling tile in the kitche; new shore office headquarters on ing, John Wood glass lined hot quiet, the builder decided to In- and bathroom are among th year cattle die after licking or In addition, the parkway is jusl sometimes called, is similar in throughout the country, are nov the periphery of the Monmouth water heater, No. 1 grade hard- corporate many of the suggestions items which deaden noise withi chewing leaded paint from build- two minutes away as are Rts, durability to southern white ce- convinced that there is a trend Shopping Center in Eatontown. wood flooring, 100-amp electrical Into a standard home already in the direction of noise control a specific section of the hous ings or feed lot equipment. 9, 30, 35 and 36, with New Jer- dar. Large cedar trees contain John A. Feist, manager of the service, mosaic tiled vanitories, priced at 519,300. in one-family homes, just Noise transmission from on They will eat unused paint from sey Turnpike just nine minute! heartwood, which is more dura shore office1, said the move from thick U.S. Gypsum; Thermafiber there has been in office and ii area to another is kept in check a can, also, so associate agricul- from the door. The 900-acr« We than sapwood. He offered the sound condi- Rt. 35, Eatontown, is part of (he insulation. Also Gerber plumbing dustrlal buildings in recent year,! with double-stud walls separated tural agent, Richard O. Rice, Cheesequake State Park is near- Red cedar Is long lasting and tioning features as an optional company's over-all plan to in- fixtures, Progress exhaust fans, by insulation, acoustical doori advises burying empty cans that by. so is locust. But as for pine and package at an added cost of What makes a house quiet? crease its services throughout cement walks and aprons, natural and the installation of electrics contained leaded paint. . Construction details include pro fir, treatment with a preserva (500. To make the test fair, he The list is almost endless, em- New Jersey. The office will offer wood bi-fold doors and overhead boxes in separate Jocatloni tive Is best. ' services in industrial and com- garage doors. rather than back-tc-back. It hat There's more about the dura mercial real estate, appraisals, been pointed out by experts a bility of wood in LenU" leaflet, Bus service is at the corner. CROSSWORD management, mortgages and in- DAILY 32Q2)J the round-table conference las "Preserving Fence Posts" which In addition Exits 82 and 83 of 45. UA Vice. 16. Solar surance. ATTIC you can get from the Monmouth the parkway are five minutes ACROSS 0@EOS 1BE32 year that a considerable amoun 1. Type sizes President disc s^ QaB3 of noise passed from room t< MOW MM VM VPRJMIIVt Mt' wf County Agricultural Agents, 20 away. The Dick Rosen Agency (1925-29) 19. Boxes Iran yom attic «MI cMl tk* h< 6. Vibrato room where electrical boxe "THEY WHO SERVE, SEW Court St., Freehold. is the exclusive sales agent. U. Take as 46. Oil of, scientifi- annas ttritr tf yur km*. All sbtt la rose petals cally were installed back-to-back. CANAL FULTON, Ohio (AP) stack. one's own 12. Of a. DOWN 20. Up- Wherever sound conditioning — Baseball has its committees County Agent's Builders' Sales pliable L Walk back risings important, first-class workman on rules, schedule and the likes, substance, and forth 21 Boston ship is Important, since (h( but the Mothers Baseball Booster as a candle 2. Heathen center, smallest bole or crack can nullifj Club of Canal Fulton has a unique Club to Meet 13. Young the— Question Box ( image the best sound barrier. Streei one — on mending. horse S. Cave in 22. Army WALL TOWNSHIP-The new- As the name suggests, the By M. A. CLARK 14. Vexed 4; Likely Post TMtardWi luwer noises ,/ill continue to be a prob eLecTruc SUPPLY CQ Agricultural Agent ly-formed Sales Managers' Club 33. Mimicked lem during periods of the yea: committee has the responsibility 15. Old 5. Street: abbr. Office: or the N. J. Shore Builders As- when the window* must be kep for keeping the boys' uniforms 7» I. NtwsMS Springs U, M iNl • 741.4400 Q. I find many small dark length 6. Hindu atbr. 34. Hindu sodation will hold its second deity flies on some of my shrubbery. measure tltleof 24. Freshest open and there it no air condi in good repair. 85. Killed Some seem to be Inactive or meeting Tuesday at Beau Rivage 18. Fortify respect 25. Half ems tloning. S8.Laxg*- restaurant at 7:30 p.m. 17. Elevated 7. "Good 26. Superla- dead. What harm do they do? . mouthed trains King" tive Daily Delight enjoy your outdoor living in a beautiful A. These flies are in the group Featured speaker will be Ed- Jar l&'Tll 8. Wheel ending Named Manager called Anthommyiidae by the ex- ward Borowsky, president of the build 28. Ventura S&.Nobleman pert entomologists. They are the lales Managers' Club of Home spindle G. Part of ship 82. Hits, asm tt.Stagleunit Builders Association of Philadel- Keyport Office parents of some of die small ("ISUIK 10. Concludes ball, 42. The Printed Pattern maggots that infest many seeds phia and Suburbs. With 14. Head of on the andUis KEYPORT- Frank J. Kirwan, after they have been planted in Myself') Pendulum" Herbert M. Hutt, a member Lamaist green: Jr., president of the Kirwan Com- PATIO the ground, They will do no >f the board of directors of the 21. Occur , monks golf 44. Rough lava ,23. Conver- pany, has announced the appoint harm to your shrubbery. Shore association, is president of sational 1 I 3 4 9 » 7 9 9 O ment of Robert K. Storr, 14 Lake* PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATES Q. What .causes toad stools in the group, which meets monthly phrase side Dr., Matawan, as real estat ] the lawn? to give builders, sales managers 27. Changes In II 12 manager of the firm's Keyport A. The spores which produce and sales personnel an opportu- fortune YA office at 158 Broad St., here. nity to keep up to date on suc- (Swds.) rj •• toadstools thrive on decayed or- Mr. Storr has been associate cessful home selling techniques. 28. Descendant ganic matter. If, you have quite tA with the Kirwan Company Vfa MIDDLETOWN v (* 17 a tew toadstools" iii'^our lawn it CJubs are sponsored by Na- of Dutch colonists: 'Y, years as a real estate and insur- probably is due to old roots or 1 tional Association of Home Build- S.Afr. 16- I* JO ance salesman at the firm's Bel buried organic matter of some ers local groups around the na- SO. Newest % ft % Y/iY/t ford office. He is an engineerin GARDEN CENTER sort just beneath the sou -sur- tion. 31. Meager 31 IX IV »fc graduate at Middlesex Technical face. Toadstools do little dam- William E. Becker, vice presi- 83. Public ^A HIGHWAY £35 School and attended Princetor age and they may be easily elim- ient of Marketing for Robilt, notices 11 University. MIDDLETOWN inated by knocking them down 671 1050 no, Lakewood, is regional di- 36. Apricot: He formally was assistant chief with a rake or running over them Jap. 3* ector for the Sales Managers' 1 engineer at Camp Kilmer and with the mower. lubs. i 37, Spinning % toy V 91 n. Earle Naval Ammunition Depot, 40. Spanish A Y/<'At* game, 35 39. WOMEN ASSISTS ELDERS Jat-alal ^A YA SHREWSBURY — The first wo- 41 42. Goddess of 40 YA men to serve as ruling elders of volcanoes: the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Haw. 41 4t Church, assisted in the Commun- 43. Occurrence 44. Passage- 49 ion service'Sunday. way Mr. John F, Montgomery, Fai Haven, and Mrs. Richard E. Nevius, this place, were elected ilders in the annual meeting earli- er this year. They are the firsl women to hold that office in th history of the local church, which vas organized prior to 1732. But there was a tie to the past •PB WATERMELON^ n the break with tradition — sil ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 mt plates dating from the 1700's ind used by the original organiz- es of the local church, were 9355 \ ONE-STOP GARDEN CENTER ised in the Communion service SIZES 10-18 FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES There's no Trick to Having Ex AND WATERMELONS ra Cash. You Get It Fast When Why wilt? Stay shower-cool all day in this breezy, easy-sew side wrap, Quick to step In and out of without mussing your hairdo. For cotton, Dacron. SAVE 14" Printed Pattern 9355: Misses' iizes 10,12, 14,16, 18. Size 16 re- lulres 3'/, yards 45-inch fabric. Buy 4 Fifty cents In coins for this pattern—add 15 cents for each WELDED CORNER pattern for first-class mailing and ipecial handling. 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THALLIUM SULPHATE* Other features Include a master T.V. antenna, extra storage space, full insulation, complete fireproofing, cenmic tiled 1 "Chief" 49.95 ALUMINUM bathrooms, a CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND, coin operated Wishers and dryers, and ample parking facilities. COMBINATION DOOR Gardening, lawn care, snow removal and ill maintenance (INSTALLED PRICE!) an provided at no eitra cost. ALL 5 for only $95.00 Installed Sfvtd thcfrkoily by JCPIL (You Save $14.75) TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT Opts F« iMptdiM term Deyi a wwk 8:M A.M. la I TM. T*t tMtal InformttloB can CO 4-MM or CO 4-1(71 Sixty apartment units are planned. The floor plan NV CHILPREN HAVEBEEM for the i bedroom unit Is shown above. One-bedroom units POISONEP BV THALLIUM Direction): Going South on Rt. 35 turn left on Clark Street, are also available. They Include living room, bedroom, PROWN'S SULPHATE FOR WHICH A Apartments ar« located on left Hide of Clark St; kitchen and bath. GOOP ANTIPOTE HASN'T G North on Rt. U tut* right. 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK "N FOUNP, OTHER Pol- • OPEN DAILY & SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. WED. A FRI, 'TIL 9 P.M. • MEMBER EASY CHARGE • FREE DELIVERY BED BANK REGISTER Six Receive ¥rhky Jsw 28, t SS3L Awards THI NEWARK - Six Monmouth County savings and loan staff SAff members were among the 30 re- ALL AROUND cipients of diplomas and acheive- FERTILIZER ment awards at the annual com- FOR WARM WEATHEII mencement of the Garden State USE ON LAWNS, FLOWERS Chapter of the American Sav- AND GARDENS ings and Loan Institute. Wesley J. Bahr, national president of the educational branch of the savings and loan business, pre- sented the diplomas last night at the Military Park Hotel here. It takes a student approximate- CRIME RATA1LE — Termed a prim* exam pit of an excellent ratable and a property ly six years to complete the insti of which the borough of Rumson can be proud, this French provincial brick struc- tute's entire curriculum. A stu- ture with a Mansard roof it owned by Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wrightion. Value dent receives a certificate for each course ne completes as he LAWN of the estate, at River Rd. and Bellevue Ave., has been estimated at $300,000. progresses towards a graduate FERTILIZER 9 diploma, highest award offered 'Healthy Balance by the Institute. In the interim, he is awarded an acheivemen award usually after three years' work and a standard diploma up- Rumson Has a Building Boomon the completion of five years of study. • 100% natural organic • Simult«n»ogily acri»af«s Monmouth County students re- and conditions your toil That Sings a $1 Million Tuneceiving awards were James Gro- • Guaranteed non-burning deska, Shadow Lawn Savings and ByALHORAY dential community. Without in- another $30,000 residence to be Loan Association, Long Branch, Buy now at your RUMSON' - About 100 build- dustry, he said, Hie residential constructed by the Pouso Co. on and William Holloman and Anns local Garden and ing permits, which represent tax ratable balance is, although Ridge Rd. Van Brunt, Red Bank Saving Hardware Centers more than $1 million in improve- not Utopian, ideal for a com- Five applications for swim- and Loan Association, graduati ments in this borough, have been munity such as this, in which peo- ming pools have been approved diplomas; Herbert Colyer, Sha Manufactured by issued during the first half of this ple look for more trees and grass this year, Mr. Ciejka said. Then daw Lawn Savings and Loan As ORGANIC GROWTH year. and very little concrete. were nine such approvals lasl sociation, Long Branch, standar PRODUCTS CO. A prime example of an ideal Joseph Ciejka, building inspec- year and he tallied the total ol diploma, and Barbara Hiske, Bel Farmlngdale, New Jersey ratable and a property of which tor, reports that 40 permits were such improvements in the bor. mar Savings and Loan Associa- the community can be proud, issued in the first quarter this ough at 58. tion, and Mary Quirk, Lon There's no Trick to Having Ex- the inspector said, is the estate year. Work done under the per- A $25,000 conversion of a barn Branch Savings and Loan Associ ra Cash. You Get it Fast When owned by Mr. and Mrs. William mits represented $449,470, Mr. on a subdivision tract at the ation, achievement awards. r"ou Use The Register Classified. G. Wrigfttson on River Rd. at Ciejka said. He noted that Douglas estate on Avenue of Two Bellevue Ave. • • another 60 permits have been is- Rivers is also in the works. The sued since April 1, which will $500,000 Residence inspector reported that Louis represent more than $600,000 in The structure, which was com-Kramer will convert the building .improvements to private proper- pleted last year, is a French pro- into an attractive house. RETIREMENT ROME features front and rear screen porch to take advantage of ties. vincial brick house with Mansard Borough Clerk Albert A. Kerr, roof. The entire value of this Jr.; stated that the construction, winter and summer eon and breezes. The four-room home measures 28 by 28, Construction and renovation excellent ratable, he said, is in addition and renovation programs done under the inspector's super- plus the carport and porch. The breakfast alcove is handy to the rear porch. the neighborhood of $300,006. taking place in the borough pre- vision includes new houses, The living-dining area, as veil as front bedroom, are cross ventilated. An extra Last month an additional 19 sent an excellent picture for fu- walk-in closet can also be converted into a dark room for a camera hobbyist. swimming pools, interior and ex- : terior changes and improvements building permits were issued by ture ratattes. He said that strict compliance with the zoning code Plan HA295R contains 784 square feet, plus the carport and porch. Jan Reiner, and the addition of garages and thhe buildinbildi g inspectoript , whichih into- WALL PANELING '.' • 1000 52nd St. North, St. Petersburg 10, Via.,- is the architect. outbuildings. eluded plans for a $40,000 house and the high caliber of planning to be built by Paul Gillen, at 28for future borough expansion are Beadleslon Home Rosalie Ave., a $30,000 house bo- important tools needed for com 1x6 V-GROOVED 1 but cut bis fine from $10 to $2 median strip in Rt. 34, . Wall In January, there were 13 per- ing built for Col. A. Serfin, and munity development. Cut Penalty and revoked a five-day jail com- Township. mits issued by Mr. Ciejka. They WEYERHAEUSER RED CEDAR mitment. Melvin R. D. Lyons, of Peach include work being done on a 6 /:2 lin. ft. Jerome Kantor, of Roseld Ave., St., New Shrewsbury, won rever- new $50,000 home being con- For Driver stricted on Edwards Point Rd. Deal, drew the heavier sentence sal of a conviction in the New ASSOC. FREEHOLD :— Monmouth Shrewsbury municipal court on by Assemblyman Alfred N. from Wall Township Magistrate INC. 32x84" 99 County Judge Edward J. Ascher a charge of assault and battery. Beadleston, a $43,000 home being upheld yesterday a Deal man's Clarence Ehrlieh ApriM3. The He was represented by William b^1 bv Henry J. Sandlass on ZOUBEK MAHOGANY SHEET sheet conviction for careless driving driver allegedly crossed the T. Wchmann, of Red Bank. Avenue ol Two Rivers, a $14,000 Construction, Industrial Equipment, Supplies Thomas L.' Yaccarino presented 5°|ise P>H JJP ,°JJ &*& Po^j the state's case. Rd. and an $18,000 residence on DISTRIBUTORS FOR Cedar Ave. Mr. Lyons was accused by 4x8-V4", 2-COAT Miss Betty Edwards, 34 West The building inspector noted AMERICAN STEEL AND WIRE CORP. that costs indicated on permit SUPERB FINISH MAHOGANY sheet Westside Ave., Red Bank, of DIVISION OF U.S. STEEL CORP., -Cleveland, Ohio having threatened her at .knife- applications are approximately SntkQreat point during a dispute on Shrews- two-thirds ol actual costs for the •WIRE ROPE • WIRE ROW SLINGS bury Ave., New Shrewsbury, May homes. He said that additional With Tuckaway Splice 9. electrical and plumbing work and decoration are not necessarily MARINE LUMBER CO. TLmerkan Miss Edwards charged that included and that the cost of the Complete Hue of do-it-yourself materials for borne and boat Mr. Lyons chased her and con- ELECTRIC TOOL property is an added figure. tended there were other witness- & GENERATOR MAHOGANY, TfAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS In February there were nine RENTALS| es, None of the latter were pro- Cfmfotion! permits issued which included a duced, however. Mr. Lyons ad 1139 OCEAN AVE., SEA BRIGHT Phone 842-3355 $45,000 house being constructed 42 BIRCH AVE. SH 7-4152 LITTLE SILVER mitted the argument and said he Open Dally 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., Sat. S A.M. to S P.M. by William Wescott on Fair had his car keys in.his hand at Haven Rd., a $37,000 house being I the time and allowed that Miss built by Robert Lee, on West Edwards might have thought River Rd., and a $14,000 house key was a.knife. on Bruce PI. Judge Asoher reversed the con- March saw the issuance of 19 viction on grounds of insufficient permits for work including a $46,- evidence. 000 house being built on Rum- What Shape is Your Backyard In? The drunk driving conviction son Rd., at Riverside Dr., by of Charles T. Palmer, Center St., Robert Stahlsmith, a $43,000 Red Bank, April house being constructed at Rum- sentence of three son Rd. and Bingham Ave., by from months in jail and 10 years loss the Pouso Co., a $37,000 dwelling *' is license was upheld. built by Joseph Pepe, on Nave- SWIMMING RIVER POOL SALES sink Ave., and a $17,000 house $22,990 being built on Forrest Ave. Suit Settled River House Started HAS A BEAUTIFUL POOL TO FIT IT! TBll WILUAMSBURO FREEHOLD - Edward M. Mr, Ciejka issued a permit to FEATURES: rtree and four bedrooma, hugei Wohanka, 123 Van Bractoe Rd., construct a $106,000 restaurant Teoreatton room, custom birch or Teafcwood cabl-i IMMEDIATE Your Own Luxurious 16'x32' neU, large b&sementa, lull Insulation and weather-) OCCUPANCIES; Holmdel, accepted $5,500 yester and bar to the A & M Corp. The Complete Selection •tripping, Caloric kitchens, automatic O.B. beat,, day in settlement of a suit for in- foundation for the future River two-car eiragu, 100 amp. eervlee. ' AVAILABLE) BELOW GROUND "BUSTER CRABBE" juries suffered in an auto acci- House was laid last week at dent in which one man was killed Bingham Ave., near the Oceanic of DIRECTIONS June ID, 1962. bridge. The permit was issued VIA GARDEN STATE PARK- in April. SWIMMING POOL WAY-Take Parkway South to Mr. Wohanka's car and one Red Bank Exit 108 and New. man Springs Rd., then turn driven by Raymond Sequine, of Also issued in April were 18 right on Newman Springs Sayreville, collided on Route 9, other building permits which in- Rd.. continue approxi- mately ilx mllei to a> the Edison Bridge, Sayreville. cluded a (52,000 house being con- Halmdel Center and Uodeit. Mr. Sequme was fatally injured. structed on Bingham Hill Cir. by The suit was brought against J. H. Van Kirk, a $45,000 house Mrs. Dolores Sequine as admin- on Wins PI. being built by Ed- Sales Agent istrator of her husband's estate. ward Blaser, a new $40,000 house KASTNER-MIRANTI Robert A. McKinley, of Newark, being built on Black Point Horse- Mode; Home Phone 100 Quimby St. and Theodore Geiser, of Newark, shoe by R. R. Thomas, and a Model Home Decorated By: Westfield, N. J. were attorneys for Mr. Wohanka $21,000 house on Lincoln Ave. Thomas Furniture, Plalnfleld, N. J. AD 3-3900 and Mrs. Sequine, respectively. Mr. Ciejka noted that there is The settlement was approved by a "healthy balance" of palatial -32- AT Monmouth County Judge Elvin estates, high-cost houses and R. Simmill. modest dwellings in this all resi- HOLMDEL Wychn>ooi It pays to advertise in the Red A BISHOP'S COMMENT Bank Register.—Advertisement. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Americans are not going to get away with saying "all men are created equal and endowed by EXCLUSIVE DESIGN—3V2' to 714' DEEP ABOVE GROUND our Creator with certain inalien- ALUMINUM able rights — except Negroes," Episcopal Bishop Richard S. * Check These Outstanding Features Emrich, of Michigan, told a meet- 1. Exclusive cas-loc 7. 10-yry . written warranty concrete coping ing here. t. Stainless steel ladder SIDING 2. Exclusive U»20 diving *. Bft. diving board SAL• Reliable Strvlc. E area with large 12xlo-ft. 10. Test kit POOLS • 7 Yean to Pay shallow area for children 11. 109 lbs. chlorine 3. Choice ol sand and 12. 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He joined the By TOBY PRICE ichooli of the L«n»pe Regional faculty of Moorestown High HL|h School district in Medford, School in 1955 and moved to ., Predicted log and auxiliary sailing races take over Burlington County, is the new Lenaqe Regional in 1958. He has the- local competitive boating spotlight this weekend. president of the N.J. State Inter- served as athletic director, foot- Shrewsbury River Yacht Club of Fair Haven, long •cboiutlc Athletic Association. ball and baseball coach, princi- pal and vice-principal. connected with predicted log eventi, has decided to The NJSIAA ilso announced yettentty thtt Leo J. Zatta, di- He was recently named super- branch out into the auxiliary field with a race on! intendent of schools succeeding rector of he«hh, saiety and physi- Hook Bay tomorrow. i the late Joseph Elwood. cal education for the Hobokea Atlantic Highlands Yacht .Club and the public schools, was elected vice- Zatta, a graduate of Panzer College, has taught in the Hobo- president to replace Konstan- bland Power Squadron will jointly sponsor\t& M _ ken public schools since 1925 and tiaos. :•"•• Atlantic City predicted log cruiser race Sujjjtajr. A has been director of health, safe- KoaiUatinoi succeeds Frank J. ty and physical education since return race back up the Jersey Coast will be, heM frorn Pingitore of Red Bank High 1945. July 1 through 6. In this event, sponsored by the East- School, who served as president He has been president of the ern Cruiser Association, contestants .may cruise Back for the past year. North Jersey Board of Aqqroved Those were the only changes Basketball Officials since anytime during the six-day period, but.all scores must in the NJSIAA executive com- Jan. 1. 1961, has betn executive be sent in by; July 6. • . -. • mittee (or the coming school secretary of the Hudson County year. Interscholastic Athletic Associ- Shrewsbury River Y.C.'s auxiliary sailboaj; race KonsUntinos, a native of Ohio, ation. will start and finish jnidway between Horseshoe Cove and the seaward end of the Navy Pier off Leonardo. The contestants will ply a 14-mile course to West. Bank , Aldarellfs 70 Tops Qualifiers and Old Orchard and return. STRIPERS STRIKE OUT — Five members of the Chicago Cubs, Natioiul Lwgut baseball team, fished out of High- Handicapping will be determined by the Jer- lands Marina aboard Capt. Otto Reut's First Timer1 yesterday. Hefting the stripers they caught are., left to,eight, For State Open Tourney sey Ocean Racing Club ratings which are based ( , catcher Dick Bartell, pitcher Larry Jackton and pitcher Dick Ellsworth. Third baseman Ron Santo, left, and out- on the Off Soundings system. JAMESBURG - Tony AMarel- Aldarelli parred the "in" nine fielder Don Landrum, right in center row, were blanked. Capt. Reut, left, and the First Timer's mate bring up the 8, Asbury Park, defeated final- with a 36 after having a birdie A trophy dinner-dance will follow the race at rear. ist in tte N. J. Amateur tourna- three on the 350-yard second hole the Fair Haven clubhouse tomorrow night. , ment last week,, fired a one-un- for a one-under-par 34 on the Other sailing events this weekend include the der-par 70 yesterday to pace the Baseball Roundup annual Governors Cup regatta at Riyerton (on the qualifiers in the N. J. State Golf front nine to pace the field of 45 JLB. Tire Co. Assotiatkm'i Southern Section golfers. A bogey six on the 535- Delaware) and a tune-up regatta for I^-Sloopi and qualifying round for the Jersey yard 17th hole offset a birdie Hosts Newark E-Sloops at Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club. Open ctanpkMship. four on the 490-yard 11th as he White Sox WMpYankees, 6-0, The One-of-a-Kind regatta slated for last Sat- matched par on the final nine. urday on Sandy Hook Bay was postponed by the Twenty-five golfers qualified at Nine Tomorrow Low Gross the FoTsgate Country Club to RED BANK - The Red Bank sponsoring Atlantic Highlands- Yacht Club to compete in the championship To TrailNew Yorkers by.008 Tire Co. baseball team will host Aug. 8. , round at BnuVJbum Country Club, Prudential A.A. team Of Newark ASSOCIATED PRESS League's top spot, gave them a POWER BOAT CLASSES , Honors To Floriiam Park, starting Thurs- Culp won his 10th game with 18- in an exhibition game (ft'the rec- J-l victory in the current serie day, July 11, and running to The challenging Chicago White hit support, Johnny Caffison hit- reation field here tomorrow at A powerboat course will be offered at the Long and made them 5-1 for the sea- Saturday. Sox pounced on Jim Bouton for ting for the cycle with a single, 1 p.m. Branch summer school this season. Boys and girls of Mrs. Lyman 10 hits yesterday, beat the New son against the Yankees. double, triple and hom,er. John^Gustin, Echo Lake, was The game will open-the Red York Yankees, 6-0, behind Ray Al Luplow made a game-saving junior and senior high school age are eligible for the DEAL — Mrs. T. V. Ljman, the -runner-up yesterday with a The White % Sox virtually Bank club's three-game weekend Herbert and moved to within .008 catch off Boston's Dick Williams Maplewood, shot a 41-3R-79 over 36-35-71 with Charles Tata, Ash wrapped it up as they raked Bou- schedule. After entertaining the sessions, which will be held partially at Long Branch points of the defending world to preserve Cleveland's M vic- Brook, third on a 35&7-72. ton for six hits and five runs in Newark squad in a nine-inning High School and the remainder of the time aboard a the Deal Golf and Country Club champions. tory over the Red'Sox',, Minnesota ; Only four area linksmen quali- the first two innings. Floyd Rob- game, Red Bank will take the links here yesterday to capture blasted Detroit, 1(W and WasWh 25-foot cruiser named the "Cavalier." fied for the final round. Joining Herbert spaced five hits in re- inson's twwTin single! was the recreation field again at 5 p.m. ington beat Kansas City, -4-2, in low gross honors in the Women's Aldarelli were Mike DeSamo, cording his sixth shutout of the big hit in the three-run first. for a Jersey Shore League game Sessions will be. held two days each week, two the only other day games.. New Jersey State Golf Associa- Asbury Park, 74; Ted Graygor, season and second against the Tony Kubek got three of the against the league's new entry, hours a day for six weeks. Miss Martha Taylor, chair-, Yankees. His record is now 8-4. In the only night action — and : tion's 18-hole medal play tourna- Asbury Park, 40-37-77, and Lt. five hits off Herbert, all singles the Long Branch IAMA. The sec- the only game in the. National man of the Long Branch High School social studies_de-, Tom Coble, Fort MonmoutJi, 41 The triumph, in addition to Bouton, promoted from bullpen ond game is slated tot seven in- ment. League — Philadelphia walloped 37—78. • moving the surging Sox into a duty early in the season, had nings. partment, will be in charge. Mrs. Lymin's 12 handicap total virtual tie for the American Pittsburgh 13-4. Rookie Ray won eight of his last nine deci- QUALIFIERS Sunday, the leagne-leading Red The Shore Area's newest yacht club—the Atlantis placed her in three-way tie.for _«Tony AMarell!, JUfbury Park, 31- sions going Into the game. He's fourth place among low set win- 3S-T0. Bankers travel to Matawan to —made its debut recently. The new club is located in John Guutm, Echo Like, 36-33—11. now 10-3. ners as three women tied for the ChM. TUX. Ash Brook, 35-37—72. take on the Matawan A. C. nine Sea Bright in a building and marina-formerly owned Marty WalUcli, subuAin.- 3W7- Player, Winninger, Eggers Luplow, Inserted: in the Cleve- on Matawan Regional High top spot with 74s. land line-up in a defensive ma- by Marvin Fowler. . Mrs. Lyman birdied the par »Pr«uli Fetlto, Bprlmdile, 31-8T- School's diamond at 2 p.m. Sun- neuver, robbed Williams, of a day's tilt, also a Jersey Shore five ninth hole and carded an- '.DonCallahan, Echo L*ke, 37.-37- The new organization was formed last year by a. Share Geveland Golf Lead three-run homer with his spec- League encounter. Is' slated for other birdie on the short 13th Jim Wirta,, For»g»te, 37-37—7t. tacular grab. The Red Sox had group of North Jersey powerboat owners. The club's when she came up with a deuce. iJulti Qstety, Foreiate, 36-38—71 nine innings. - lMlk« DeSlnlo, Aabury Park, 38-3S-, CLEVELAND (AP) —Twovet- Heading the pack over Beech- two men on base, and were trail- main functions this year will be primarily social, but Fifty-two women competed In ing 6-3 in the eighth when Wil- Red bank Tire Co.; defending erans and one unknown ripped mont Country Club's 6,618-yard the tournament &0ennll llllne, Trenton, 39-35—74. liams lashed a drive toward the league champion of the -regular long range plans call for a one-design racing fleet, alCIke C«tone. Forijite, 37-3S-75. five strokes off par yesterday par 71 layout were Gary, Player, law Grant •JtOMrt A. Mlchttli, guburtun, 38- righNfield bullpen, about 400 feet season and playoff, will host the Mra. T. V. Ljnin. Miptevood. U- 37^-75. with scores of 66 to lead the the dapper South African who' &Dr. Robert Shlnner. Lakewood, 3T- away. ••-.-.• mnual all-star game July 4 on a»raMn.. A 71. birdie-filled first sound of the was garbed in white from head he recreation-field.' The Red; Mn. A. J. Brunt. Upper HorHclalr. J»—71 FartM, RarlUn VtBty. 38- "Luplow made a kmg -run to his Mn. T. W. HlWM, Ballnfrol. Tonf $110,000 Cleveland Open Golf to toe instead of his usual black;' Bankers will Jake'on an all-star I ; 'ight, made a dive for' the ball 44-M. 3S—78. Bo Winninger, the blond, b!g : GET MORE FOR •John BtelnbicK. Forante. 4133—77. Tournament. eam made up of players from I Un. A. B. Hif«r, KMU County, JRiy M»ltln, Windmill D. It., se- and speared it as he tumbled 4M1-MMM . ll—77. ' r • game hunter from Oklahoma the other four Jeams in the loop. HHIIM DDUH Dorment, Dill, M-41-OT. »P»i Pa«!fo*its Hostile, ,. ... aver (he five-foot bullpen waif. Urn VHl City, and 34-year-old Bill Eggers Bayers $hosen by managers toll Tel Qr»yp>r, Aaburr p,rk, 49.57— Middletown 19 disappeared behind th* wall Un. IUIUB Lirqbe, Kgtelitrboelur, of Henderson, Istev. compete .against Red Bank, i YOUR MONEY . aL«i MorHa. C»am Wdjt. 38-40- for a moment, then-reappeared, Mn. BrruU, TJ-T—»4. .-'•'' Th_..e. pro,.._s ,ha d ,...,.--.after last : T8.' ••.•<-.-' wildly waving his glove with the he/ajlstjr; chujijfrt>:' lira. Wittw Fun. PlainlieJd, «• Harry ilcQmen, Peddle, • 40-33—7«. Teencfr Loops week's, windswepttroiroieS at the ; Ji—H. - '"•' - ••••• ••• " Hoiuen, LaJwwood. ball in it. Infielder Bill Collins,, pitchei Mill Dormant. «MJ—75. LAST WEEK'S GAMES National 'Open and wnt on a Red Sox Manager Johnny George Morrell and; infielder! Mn. H»«r. «S-11—TJ. »U. Tom Coble. Ft. Monmouth, St. Mary's 8, Brigadoon Homes: 2 scoring spree which found almost llrt. Ipmin, 7W—75. 7-78. Pesky played the game' under Hank Cleary and Ed Wenner Mri. Mm Immernun, HoateUlr, n- Allan WHerclltx, Sprlnjdm. ss-lo— New Monntouth Falcons 11, At- a third of the 150 starters break- Cooper Air-Master as-w. protest arguing, the blast should Matawan; pitcher Han Schweir lantic Highlands 8 ing par. an Rufcm M4-79. sDon Dowjon, Forajate, 3940—79. have been a homer. outfielder Angelo Rizzo and In Vri. CBaJ. DtTttl, GKa Riifl, V\- aTom DeSmtfl, White Beeches, 39. Berg Reds 1), Highlands 3 Favored Arnold Palmer lost to-78. , Minnesota rammed In six runs fielders Joe Smith and Mel Wood FULL4-PLY NYLON Mn. Wo. SulUtjui. Dui: 8S-U-T7. New MorniHUth Falcons 6,- Bel- four strokes on three-consecutive a) Denotee. Amateur in the sixth innmg, broke a 44 Manasquan; pitcher Dave Glum ford Stars 5 holes on Hie back nine ai)d need- tie and went on to the easy con- infielders Roger and Rich Kam St Mary's 10, Atlantic Highlands ed a birdie on'thft 18th to match quest of Detroit, sweeping the and catcher John Frost, Free 2 : , par. Julius Boros, Winner of the three-game series and moving to hold, and outfielder F r a n 1 Middletown First Aid 6, Ameri- National Open, was in a huge within a half game of; third-place Haviland, catcher Ernie West can Leglpn No. 338 2 bracket at 69. In,that list was Boston. Jimmy. Hall drove in phal, pitcher Vern Havens and in EJtC Rockets 10, Jacky Cupit, who finished second three Twins' runs and Harmon fieltter Jack Fitrpatrick, Belmar Hottest in the playoff; at Brtokline as Palmer took third:. Killebrew added two more, in- STANDINGS cluding his 16th homer.- • The-Los Angeles Angels mad AMERICAN Jack NicklauS, Che Masters Don Zinimer, Jim. King and 175 errors .and were last in Amti W L T king, who missed, the cutoff as Hobie Landrith hit home runs for can League fielding percentage! Middletown First Aid —5 defending O p e n champion, Associated Presi Washington, Hvnich won only its' in 1962.- . . ^ St. Mary's 3 jumped into the middle of the third game in a 17-game road New Men. Falcons 3 fight with a 68. American League National League :rip that ended in Kansas City. W. L. PcLG.B. W. L, PctGB. American Legion 2 A stroke off the pace were Li New York _...4l 27 .603 - St Louis 43 30 .589 - Belford Stare 2 onel Hebert, the former PGA Ohicago „ 44 30 .595 - Los Angeles .. 42 30 .583 NATIONAL champion; Moon MuIHns of Indio, R. B. Adult Boston .....39 30 .5&» 2'^ San Francisco 42 32 .568 W Calif., the Kentucky native who Minnesota 40 32 .558 3 Cincinnati _,..4O 33. .548 Berg Reds 3 learned to play golf while in the Softball Loop Cleveland __!_ 37 35 .514 6 E.A.C. Rockets 2 Marines, and slim Dave Rill, 26- Chicago 34 .534 AMERICAN DIVISION Los Angeles _ 39 37 .513 6 Atlantic Highlands 2 year-old ex-caddie from Jackson, Milwaukee _...36 36 .500 W L Pet. Baltimore ...... 38 37 .507 6V4 Highlands 1 Mich. ROAD HAZARD Philadelphia .34 40 .459 The Independents 5 2 .714 Kansas City .33 37 .471 9 Brigadoon Homes -.0 5 Pittsburgh 33 39 .458 Player birdied five of the first Lulgl's ; 4 4 .500 FULL 15 MONTHS' GUARANTEE Detroit 27 43 .386 15 New York ..--29 45 .392 seven holes and said he could Wilson's 3 5 .375 Washington ....21 53 .303 22 have had a 62, except for a three- Ntw long miliigt Houston 28 47 .373 16" Progressive Life 1 6 .143 EXTRA MILEAGE Thursday's Results Red Bank 8-12 putt ninth hole, which destroyed Hl-Cirbon mbbir Thursday's Results NATIONAL DIVISION EXTRA SAFETY Cleveland 6, Boston 4 his confidence on the greens. He N«w Safity-Slptd Philadelphia 13, Pittsburgh 4 W L Pet. Chicago 8, New York 0 Baseball Loop had seven birdies and two bogies. LOWER COST tread diiijn Only game scheduled Sal's ...8 2 .800 Small or large Minnesota 10, Detroit 6 AMERICAN DIVISION Today's Games Winninger had five birdies, an :ar Land I .625 .orders delivered Washington 4, Kansas City 2 W Pet. Chicago at Philadelphia (N) eagle and two bogies, while Eg- Mainstay 1..4 4 .500 promptly. Only games scheduled Elks .636 New York at Pittsburgh (N) gers had six birds and slipped Donath's 2 6 .250 , Today's Games Men's Club -. ...5 .556 St. Louis at Houston (N) over par just once. Last Week's Results CALL 747-9217 Cleveland at Chicago (N) Sal's .. 5 .451 Milwaukee at Los Angeles (N) Mainstay 13, Car Land 12 Boston at New York (N) .. .4 .400 Cincinnati at San Francisco (N) Rotary Sal's 20, Donath's 2 Los Angeles at.Detroit (2, twi- NATIONAL DIVISION Middletown WINE BARREL 1.70-11 Saturday's Games Lulgl's 1, Wilson's 0 nlght) W L Pet. 1 Monmouth St. Red Bank Black Will Cincinnati at San Francisco Donath's 8, Progressive Life 1 .818 Youth A.A. At the Bus Stop TubiTyp. Minnesota at Washington (1, New York at Pittsburgh (N) Sherwood's 9 2 ndeoendents 8. Mainstav 6 twi-nlght) Chicago at Philadelphia (N) Mon. County N'l. Bk. 5 5 .500 Bogs Division Standings Kansas City at Baltimore (N) St. Louis at Houston (N) Wilson's 4 7 .363 „ (As of .June 20) Red Bank Fire Dept. 3 8 .273 AMERICAN LEAGUE -00 Saturday's Games Milwaukee at Los Angeles (N) 6.70-15 whlti will only mon. Cleveland at Chicago Last Week's Results W Los Angeles at Detroit Pete Runnels of the Houston Sherwood's 12, Monmouth Co. Mc'Donalds Raiders 8 Kansas City at Baltimore Colts won the American League National Bank 11 Harmony Bowl __..7 TUBELESS AIR-MASTERS LOW PRICED, TOO! Boston at New York batting championship in two of Wilson's 6, R.B. Fire Dept. St. Mary's Angels 6 IF Minnesota at Washington (N) ttielast three seasons. Men's Club 13, Sal's 12 Belford Blues ...5 Elks 4, Rotary 3 Gill's Falcons _.....4 Belford Seals _ 4 • YOU WANT TO SAVE 20% ON YOUR Fires Hol&in-One, St. Mary's Friars ...... 3 Falrvlew Braves 2 BOAT INSURANCE... Settles for Par 3 Suburban Sox 0 All prlcM plu» tax and rtctppabli tin. TORONTO (AP) - Comedian NATIONAL LEAGUE •YOU WANT BROADER PROTECTION Frank Shusler fired a hole-ln- W one yesterday, but had to settle Navcslnk Indians 8 IIIVICI OUARANTII* for a par three. AT THE SAME TIME... Hiw raoncnvi AN. H'lnds. Fire Balls .... 7 i. II lull month! •••Init accidental road haiard damaia (ragardlan Frank's first tee-shot on Oak- Highlands Lions 6 ol trod waar) plut lull Ilia of traad altar monthly luarantaa axplrei. dale Golf Club's 225-ynrd fifth Leonardo Field Club 4 2. Llfatima luarantaa as to quality of all workmanship and material!. hole flew out of bounds. Port Monmouth First Aid .4 •All IMIMI on n.lKfl,. J.rvlc. (f5) Khulul. tnni ol p.lnl .l-,ol.. ' Taking a stroke and distance James Greeley's 4 THEN penalty, he hit another four- AN. Hinds. Blue Flames .3 ALL NEW COOPER TIRES MOUNTED FREE wood shot off the Ice right into Foor Circus Colts 2 CALL DAVE VAN IDERSTINE AT... the cup for par. St. Agnes _ .0 • BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT j BARRETT BRAKE SERVICE RENT A CAR or BILL CHADWICK — LES STEVENS A Product of FRANK PORTER'S Research TRUCK from HERTZ RED BANK TIRE BUTCH'S CAR WASH TWO DRUMMOND PLACE, RID IANK, N. J. COMPANY 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY (Acnw from AM LUGfrCAGE SH 1-2800 T|r» CALL 747-3404 Tn&tf, !UM 28, " t$tf I '"•'IT' m Ul Wai Oceaii Holds 1st, 111 ft* 44-1 U-l H-l 114 Fena Daybreak it the witching hour, and If the ebb tid m 114 Sflnriock i-1 1M 1W Ul Kallal M is running well, so much the better. We're referring •.JnU n* JM S-l T.NaSSrt 111 KorU c.1 m tArnuhd 1H «| v of course, to that stirring striped bass trolling but r. vM BMOW U M fl Mpping Rumson-F.H. 7-6 ut C Tower San IN Me Curdy 9 t Vertal Battla r 2M 11-1 Btijoy No. 5 off the point of Sandy Hook. The fi»Wni lit Block It. Uttlt Islafttf 111 Brooks I. Vtngu U-l 11. Tl# Iwtpt m NBv ' C-I Ocean Township held on to first points (two points for « ei Trxt/u>.vt> has been uncommonly good there for more than a wee 1U 0 OlLabodall 1». F.rt Grianalr n* w U. ttrttMe tUnnt m Reagan U place in the Ed Carleton Memo- id one point for a tie). ''•en.rf 1 0 . w running, and there was no indication of a slowdown at11. MjuifcittuvUl* li* S' 1*. Willow Deb. ; IN NB 4-1 rial Baseball League last night by Shrewsbury gained a tie for J'lon.el 110 Ept»ln,% 0 1 A FUmtoj. Star •M 2«-l alerJb 110 Ht.felln.3b 1 ] press time. ».U4/MvtrCta i» Karta Fifth Rac-Purst t4.NI, 4 yt It up, elf, 1A mledging Rum*on-F&ir Haves, 74, soond with the defending oham- 'an,2b 0 10 Norby.p 9 0 i m in a crucial tilt white 9hr«wsbury )ion Rams, idle last night, by de- 9 0 CMsiCtaCall OR n W. Chambers 1M 1. Pit** CtMk 111 NB 8-1 Anglers who have managed to resist the tempta m was whipping Eatontown, 7-4, ineating Eatontown. Shrewsbury M s t JO 7 » I ClPtfrl OR DaSptrita M X. Time T» Sell IN Me Curdy S-l lunuon-F. H. .230 «M. 0-4 tion of all that fine bluefishing offshore have been re- tMart-Oi* HI Zakoor a second key encounter. a 5-2 record lor 10 points and Jceanport 010 301 *—I 8-5 2B-Loboda, Ixnny. Epilfln. Hltl warded handsomely for their perserverence and dedi 4. Roman Spark us NB Ocean Township's victory he Rams had the same point to- itt—Dooley 7 In S: .Norby 3 ia 1. Swer- 5. Royal Score . us Griinin M boosted the dub into undisputed on five wins and one defeat •on 2 .n 1; Murphy 1 In <. SO— ..Greek Joh» us Doale/ 7; Norby 1; ftwaiuon 1, Murphy cation to the frequently arduous enterprise of deludin I. Fcariets Foi us Gnat U-l possession of first place in the 2. Swifty Ml 111 1M 7. Hasty Pac« Ocean Township had a rugged '. BB—Doolry 8; Norby i; Sw«n»n outrageously large stripers on artificial lures. tFteVteVR*R 111 NB 2M us Hamate W 10-team loop with a 6-0 record for ; Murphy L CM* to Coast 111 me knocking off the Rumson- UmpirM—VanLenttn * Napslltatano. For the time being, spoons have taken a back Sixth Race-Pun•urne $4,Nt,,4 jw^up, dmg, I fur 'air Haven nine. Rumson I. U1 My UT M-l 1. Thadort S, 117. NB Li Ealonlmra (l> ghr.wibnrr (1) I. Sheer Blue US 1M urnped out to a 2-0 lead in the ABB R ABKH seat to plugs. 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W« hiv* tvttUhlt tor lotn OLDSMOBILE-CAD1LLAC CO. THE FILM OF THE EVEK BOB RAGO, OUR NEW 1963 MASTERS 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK CAR SALESMAN, HAS GOLF TOURNEY 741-0910 OPEN'TIL 9 P. M. COLLAPSED! LOW MILEAGE COMPANY CARS! FESTIVAL 63 FALCON 2-Dr. . . . . M98I 63 FALCON 2-Dr. Sedan..:'1750 Red, radio and heater, whitewalls. Convenience pack- White, radio and heater. • . ' OF Flhl CARS... age. Wheel covers, undercoating. : ' 63 THUNDERBIRD Hardtop *3995 63 FALCON Squill..... '2495 White, air conditioned. Power windows, seats, steering, Blue, radio and heater, auto. Luggage rack, etc. -,... brakt*. 63 GALAXIE Convertible.. '2795 Black, V-8 auto. Radio and heater, power steering; etc. 1 0 A*} ECONOLINE : 101 EtiGIJSlE • HESTER> DEFROSTER $1 I / OO VAN GLASS IN REAR DOORS 1 63 LINCOLN Continental Ccnv., Full Power. -.$5495 59 PONTIAC Bonneville .w. ;..-„;:,..$ | 59$ 63 CADILLAC Sedan DeYille, Full Power . $5245 2-Dr. Hardtop, Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans., Power Steer. 62 CHEVROLET Bel Air, V-8 ~ _....$ 1995 59 BUICK Conv. 225 ~u.Q : Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans., Power Steering R&H, Auto Trans,, Power Steer., Full Power Summer 62 FORD Ranch Wagon . $2095 59 CHEVROLET Impala _ $1295 Selection b Cyl., Fordomatie, Radio, Heater 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power 62 FORD Econolina Van - $1495 59 MS Convertible ..$1195 of the Best 62 FALCON 2-Dr., Radio, Heater - $1345 59 CHEVROLET Conv. $1095 61 FORD Country Sedan „....$ 1695 59 FORD Galaxie '. $895 OK USED Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. 2-Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater 61 OLDS F-85 $1545 59 FORD Country Sedan $895 CARS Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. : Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans.' NOW ON OUR 59 PLYMOUTH Wagon. Radio, Heater $795 61 FALCON Wagon. Stick, Radio, Heater $1145' USED CAR LOT 60 T'BIRD Sun Roof. R4H, Auto, Trans... $1995 59 OREL Station Wagon '. ; ; $695 Power Steering and Brake's 59 PEUGEOT Sedan ,„._ $595 &0 FORD Country Squire . $1295 58 MG Convertible ..- .___.'. '_. $995 Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans., Power Steering 58 CHEVROLET Impala Coupe $995 60 FORD Conv „ _ $1195 Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans., Power Steering 58 CHEVROLET Y-8 $895 SPECIAL SPECIAL 60 FORD Pick Up '/i Ton.... $1095 . 4-Dr., Radio, Heater, Auto. Tram. 1961 CORVETTE 60 RAMBLER Wagon. Radio, Heater $1095 57 FORD Country Squire. Full Power $695 1962 CHEVY II convertible. Radio, heater, white- 60 CORVAIR $895 57 RAMBLER Wagon $645 station wagon. Radio, heater, walls. 270 engine, four-ipaed 59 FORD C-70O Rack Truck $ 1795 53 FORD Panel Truck Vi Ton ....„ $345 six cylinder, standard transmission. KROLL IS ON THE MOVE AND IS GIVING SPECIAL DEALS LIKE NEVER BEFORE! EVERY OWNER IS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION. BRING YOUR OLD CAR IN. PUSH IT—PULL IT—BUT GET IT IN ... SPECIAL SPECIAL WE'RE DEALING LIKE MAD. USED CARS MOVING OUT AS FAST AS THEY COME IN! 1959 IMPALA 1958 CHEVROLET four-door hardtop. Radio, heater, Impala convertible. Radio, heat- power steering, six cylinder, Pow- er, power steering, V-8 with Pow- - YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH KROLL - er-Glide. er-Glide. JUST A; PARTIAL LISTING N FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO KROLL MOTORS CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. (THE SHORE'S FASTEST GROWING FORD DEALER) 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 671 BROADWAY CA 2-3600 LONG BRANCH OPEN EVES. SH 1-3130 , ^ wa-a ttaatntvt to** uumuu>» - 2* m Rumioh Yacht Basin My, PRESENTS Vfltafa, VUftMtam la «M IUBUC NOTICES ftMSH. Maurice Schwartz * Sens in m Mttti tiatti* with m> on*, VIKING "36" r.o, nwta ON DISPLAY a IK*I w tMt Alio Uied Boats for Sale itiw ui mtii t M H tad «rtr« It tatajr. Among Many Others Mi roib TKAUM 'toi - Maurice Schwartz a; Sent tnai*. S»w Ut»«, tttt, nito it». tw' uum SHOP ' ftot* AT THIS FINANCING ARRANGED SIGN to. SEE THESE OUTSTANDING CARS THIS WEEK! IMPORTED CAR DEALER TOM'S FORD INC. IN MONMOUTH COUNTY! ©0 Volkswagen . . . . ADfOfftlBUCU •lack, very tlein. , SERVICEMEN FINANCED REGARDLESS OF RANK! A URGE SELECTION OF GUARANTEED 59 Karman Ghia . . . $1295 •61 FIAT _„._ •_ .. ..$ 1160, 4-ir. Hrftn, MH, ««*J flr.i, f! USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED 59 Volkswagen .... $950 •40 FIAT 1200, 4-dr. Sedan -.... . % i9I Mm V . . . ' RIH, l!|M k|u» w/kli«V r«»«, 1 «w« Shrewsbury River. This charm- e Eslerlor Colonial brlok and cedar shakes. RtvlKi LEONARDO — Two-bedroom bungalow near beach, land- e Pallo •— Doors (rom family room to spacious patio. Jersey* "" *«l»les of New ing two-year-old home has a per- 4. Pending the Issuance of fect setting. $49,000. #115. scaped lot, garage, basement. Only $10,601). No down pay- e Landscaped one-sore lot — Low taxes. Call 462-0303 ment, approximately $82 per month to qualified buyers. work may Subject to FHA approval. Call 787-5500 and ask for Buiter Another outstanding community by Gene Novello. EVENINGS: 462-4288 Please call ,or write for picture* and details on the above home*. Phillips. Ssln Repreientative PHILIP J. BOWERS Three Convenient Officit George V. Illmensee ROWCROFT & COMPANY State Hwy. 35, Holmdel Resltor WALTER S. OVERTON Also open evenings, Saturdays a<\6 Sundeyi. 462-3172 ' Rtaltor • Insurer DIAL 741-7200 mwconoNa: WKDT ON NEWHAII BPRIMIM no. TIIITOE Real Ratals iln» IM< Campbell's Junction, Belford 158 Broad St., Keyport « mutt IL ReV auk UNprtOFT INN, TURN UHT ON LOWCHMUDfJB RD. 114 .h.u ,.L.-.»i, ,Tl1*1 llu" ordinance) II South St. Freehold shall take effect twenty Hava in*r ih» •BETTER BUYS BY BOWERS CALL 787-8500 HILJW IN. ' first publication thereof "in.*" Una* IN. II STEVE By SAVNDFAS and OVERGARDSTEVE RDPER By SAVNDERS md OVERGARD mtmttMi. i -"iw yn cum rme AX ion, ;KOMAO/ WO THE SKAIX-POX WITH A LITTLE KATES/ NOMAD ?HU GIVE { F SMALL-POX LEAVE YOU VMTMM.' . KM OUt MINUTE TO "• \ PI DICTATE YOUR By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MV STOVE IS SVOKINSJ PLEASB NO SCHOOLTOPAV, * COffS. OVBK ANP UNCA MICKEY-I'M THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK WE Wia RETURN TO THE Y NO, WEN OF P«JR SPEARS ARE TTHE BURNING f SINCE MY SISN WAS I6NORED. BURNIN& FENCE r WHO'S 6ONETO ISLAND OF D06S/WE WILL \ UON6O-- NO MATCH FOR. FENCE AWGIANT I MUST 10OK WTO THIS /BATTER. •AWST BE . ALL THIS TROUBLE . fa SHOWEP yam SISM-THET \ DESTROY THE SIANT ANP BULLETS ANP J VOICE ARE. RISSS, YOU WERE A LAWVER ISLAND OF DOSS-NO ONE ELECTRIC, n OM THE ISLANP I PAID NO HEED.' SEE- BULLET /YN THE BURNIN& FENCE.' I CANNON SHELLS--A MYSTERIOUS ' PEFORE YOU 3DINEP THE EVER LIVED THERE-SIANT THINSS-- fWKOL. LOOK INTO THE YOICE- A1U5T BE SITUATION OF THE ISLANP LOUDSFfAKERS- OFPOSS. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD H newERjR NOW HOVE, AND OKE THING I CraTTEU.VOU wecuoset RUSHTNOW_UNTIL f IX3NT KNOW WHAT VOUTJE UP TO, MB. HK3HTOWER. BUT ! PO BE RST ABOUT TNETDeCOMEB NRaEe GUM ISNT KNOW WE'RE GOING TO OET H IT/ UOACBUI TOOK THE 8HEU3 THAT BOAT AND 00 FOR OUT 1H» NORMN9 WHIL11E YOU MRTRWLf raw" MR. HI6HT0WER, I sun ma HAPPBCO OUT HHECE AND I'VE BEEN WQITINO NUBBIN By J/M BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAWNUBBIN By JiM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW POGO By POGO HEARP A CUCKOO ciccK. OKt AND HAP TUB NBRtoU TICK* POR BI6HT PAYBi.- VtoU SHOULD OP HBAEP HER 6TPIKB THE MOUK«. "*"'** H*J-l- «VNO1CAT«. IMC, MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST OH, I FEEL 50 CHEATED, DWUIN'!-UK£,y I'VE TOtD YOU, PAPA-WE'LL JINW WRtfiHT~rri5 ONCE ON AIL F00L51 DAY, WHtN ilADl /- BOTH HAVE TO MAKE DO!-1**\ ) TIME, YE TALKED PLAINTO MR . WORTHl-Atf BY GOOD FORTUNE I 6UE« WE'LL JUST HAVE I'LL TRY TO 51CRETLY WA5 50FT ABOUT HANDED ME A SURE, WITH THE PAY YOU'RE PUTTING ASIDE FOR MARRIAGE / Jiurlel and I, HIM5ELFBC0MIN'UPTH£WMX TO PUT OFF MARRYING, MY DEAR FROM W OWN WAGK, CANW BAR- AND I BIT INTO A CENTER NOW BRINGIN' HOME, COULDN'T YE •••BITC THE iUMfiROWS 510WLY! resigned to wait RIGHT NOW! UNTIL MY SALARY ALONE CAN STERLING-&UT— OF SAWDUST! Ing for happiness, STAND YOUR OLD PARENT A NEW SUPPORT A HOUSEHOLD! AN' ALL-WITH went on working— COAT. MIRIAMT-AN' THIS ONE while being Terjr 1 HERE-THE 50 RAGGED F0LK5 ARE WHI5PERIN discreet at the ME BACK AT CITY HAIL? WAIT COULD BELONG! office, Mother! — FROM THE GROCERS .And It Mas HSR IN TWO SHAKES OF FATHER who at last becaiie Impatient! RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA RIVETS By GEORGE SIX1A NEITHER ARE \ NOW THERES A N THOSE KIDS/ REAL WATCH DOG.' MOT EVEN) TMEIR PARENTS COULD TRAINED WORK WITH THEM A LITTLE OW MB RIVETS • IS A HUNTING PICKING DOS! UP "I THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY VOlteE HUNGRY, THANKJ\ [NOW,MISSV,DONTBSiT BREAD ANP JA/M WHY NOT OPEN A CAN OF BEANS T K-^-Fridty, June 28, 1963 BED BANK REGISTER 0 gi ter St Mary's Sdtaol Honor Roll forSchool NEW MONMOUTH - The fol- tang, Debra FarreH, Marian lowing students were named to Finns, Valerie Geikng, JoEHen At Church tte June honor roll at SSaint Guba, Krislel Kananowitz, KarJi- RED BANK "- SUty-fiye School. leen..Kea$or, Janet Merel, Mary o dents registered for the Vaca- .•;•*«• Excellence: Seventh grade — Rohr, Marion Spencer, Stephen tion Church School, which opened Patricia Gallagher; sixth grade- Craig, Richard D'Addario, Monday in the Baptist Church. Patricia Ruede, Bernard Leber, Thomas Harper, James Kerri- The school, open to all young- William Simmons; fifth grade — can, Susan Thompson, Carol sters in the community without Dennis O'Connor, Margaret Kel- Welteroth, Glenn Wire, Miohael registration fee, will continue to leher, Stanley Krawczyk; fourth Nydiay, Janet Roper and Don- meet from 9 a.m. to noon daily The "Go" List grtde-Geraid Harper, Regisjna Reiser; second grade-Bonni through July 3. There are class- Reilly, Kathleen Schwager; third |Boydi Mary Gallagher, ThomaL es for children aged 4^ through grade-Bernard Yemc, Karen Bridget Le- for retort living ... GilliSi RonaW Kress sixth grade. Boynton, Thomah s Raffa; .secosecon vy, Kathleen Oakes, Robert Theme of the school this year is grade—Roberta O'Neill, Sharo fashion* that "Go" for O'Neill, Marianne Ronan, Janel "The Church and the World." Corr, Kevin Rover; first grade— Rooney, Jeannine Ryan, Stephei Teachers include kindergarten Kiryn Madsen, Peter McNama Tyrell, Sharon Willett, Jacque- the active life department, Mrs. Howard Peters, and Matthew Waneck. lyn Carr, Sharon Corr, Mary Am Mrs. Ralph Barto, Mrs. Hadley Merit: Seventh grade — Elli Hanley, Michael Hotchkiss, Marj Hopper, Mrs. Paul Fredericks, McRae, Lorraine Merel; six K. Jennings, Christopher Ryan, Mrs. Jerry St. Pierre, Miss Nan- grade—John McLaughJin, Katl Joan Sampson, Carol Casalesgi, cy Magee and Miss Anita Hop- ryn Osborne, Robert McEviilj Diane Croasdale, Deborah Do- per. fifth grade—John Vigliotti, Mar ran, John Helminski, Barban garet Binion, James Marvin Hester, John Kennedv, Jill Me- And, primary department, Mrs. fourth grade—James Van Natte; Kenzie, Thomas O'Gara. Mau Jo Crabtree, Mrs. Warren Elliott, David Barter, Bridget McCal' reen Quinn, Cynthia Reynen, Mrs. Robert Fiedler, Mrs. Arthur third grade—Marijane Grean; Leslie Romano, Kevin Rover, Vlier, Mrs. John H. Cline, Miss Thomas Tanguay, Peter Buckle; Robert Schulz, Marianne Wa TOP SUGGESTION award winners of Bendix Red Bank Division are congratulated Mary Mugridge, Miss Cheryl El Eileen Herr; second grade—St neck and John Webers. by General Manager E. F. Kolar, extreme right. The three employees received cash [liott and Miss Jean Fiedler. And, middle department, Mrs. phen Tyrrell, Jeanne Granito Second honor roll: Seventh awards totaling more than $2,200. Left to right, Edward'Davidson, 6 Center St., Melvih King, Mrs. E. Daniel- first grade—Andrew McDermoti grade—Linda Sohlosser, Patricia Rumson; William Bentham, 55 West Roosevelt Ave., Middletown, and Arthur Groves, son, Mrs. Edward Golden, Mrs. Melissa MantHck and Geran Hester, Eleanor MacMahon and Claude Denny, Mrs. D. A. An- Crowe. Dale Worman; sixth grade—Bar- Locust Point Rd., Locust. During the past four years Bendix's Red Bank employees drews. First honor roll: Seventh bara Kelly, Robert Harper, Eliz- have received awards in excess of $13,000 for suggestions to improve or simplify grade—Colleen Kennedy; sixl And, junior department, Mrs.1 abeth Thomas, Susan Kirk. Ed manufacturing operations. grade—Patricia Ruede, Germain ward Jennings, Walter Cichy, Stanley Mugridge, Franklin Snif- 1 Connolly, John Glass, Christi Melanie Havs, Robin Kennedy, fen, Miss Betty Rae Beck and pher Connolly, Michael Haye: William McKenna, James Ober Miss Rita Ball. Dawn Nolan, Linda Ryan, an dick, Larrv Smith, David Wit Miss Diane King and the pa, Patricia Young; fifth grade — tersohein, William Collins, Patri Investment Thoughts in 1963 tor, Rev. Stanley E. Mugridgi Dennis O'Connor, Johy Byrne: cia Costigan, Catherine Me are in charge of refreshments, Christine Laurito, David Waltei Loughlin, Thomas Martin and charge of the nursery for th EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the listed companies is that the of- public auction market is con- Theresa Abbes, Miohael Barns James Schulz; fifth grade — (workers' children are Miss Bai second in a series of stories on ficef SNand insiders •ma/ not trade ducted' by the exchange. cle, Nancy Cnolette, Catherin Karen Judge, Marie Keen, Anna bara Bennett, Miss Carol Go] investment trends prepared for the company's stock withou Gannon, Joseph Kananowit; Mae Melosh, John Sicaransa, In the over-the-counter mark© en and Miss Susan Peters. Mr: public disclosure of their pur- Margaret Kelleher, Margarel Catherine Tarpey, Lynn De An The Register by Lawrence H, all trading is by private nego- Bernard De Loach, chairman Kennedy, Glen Kulbick, James gelo, Kathleen McDonald, Mi Taylor, Rumson, chairman and chases and sales and also strid tiation customarily done by tele- children's work, and Mrs. Ec Rohr, Timothy Sdhnoor, Geran ohael Nicholas, Lauralu Schtos- founder of the National Stock proxy rules must be observed phone. The broker-dealer in the ward Clayton, church li'brariai Hart, John Checton, Diane Rom ser, Leandra Sohlosser and Julia Exchange in New York. in statements made to stock |over-the-counter market tries, as are in charge of registratiot holders for their votes. ey, Maureen Shelton and Kath- Calandriello; fourth grade—Pa BY LAWRENCE H. TAYLOR circumstances permit, lo repre Mrs. William Schanck is in chargi Garden umbrella, leen Thompson; fourth grade — tricia Flood, Nora Keen, Mat Listed companies being traded sent the customer as his broker of supplies. push-button tilt RUMSON — A price earnings Andrew Kerrigan, Barbara Jea: hew MacFarlane, Elizabeth Mac on an exchange have a better to get the best bid or offer for Instructors at a workshop hel ratio is a simple index for com- Kelly, Coleen Gallagher, Michael Mahon, Janet Maiavet, Pamela market for their stocks because him and at the same time to act ast week for teachers and, wort Extravagant looking cir- paring stock prices of equally cl» of ihad* for garden Guzowski, Paula LaMontagne Misso, John Sampson, Kathleen all of the bids and offers from as a dealer who conversely must ers included Mrs. Barto, Mr; Deborah Martin, Pamela Fishei Corley, Carol Gannon, Pamela well known and stable first class all over the country are con buy for his own account at the or pitic. Biq, 7-ft., 8-rib Dewey Williams, Mrs. Charlf umbrella with lavish 4" Shelia Gaul, Mary Ellen Ryai Day, Patricia Yoos, Stephen companies. centrated at one point on the lowest possible price and/or Nelson and Mrs. Thomas Wilsoi white fring* . . Summtr and Kathleen Schwager; thin This price earnings ratio wil exchange floor and the buyer or sell at the highest price. As there Trombino, Francis Fisher, Kath- Mrs. Donald Shaner is the di Furniture, Second Floor grade—Karen McGrorry, Miohai tell you that you are perhaps is no public, record of trading leen KasSinger, Marie Koerwer, seller gets the best price at the rector of Christian education. and Aibury Park, Jennings, Teresa Johnson, Joai Joseph Livigne, Brian Petty and paying too much for the stock moment it is reported on the prices in the over-the-counter Schmidt, Regina Kraemer, Lin Michael Vacca. of one company if the ratio is ticker tape so each trade can be market, the price structure from 26.95 da Landis, Ellen Poole, Stevei 25 to 1 and that if the ratio is 5 seen as it occurs, thus a true trade to trade throughout the day, Alesio, Maryann Mulligan, Bruci to 1 the price of the stock is is somewhat indefinite. Holmdel Store, Other styles 18.fS-H.fl Badalaty, Jennie Cirjgliano, Lin NJ. Non-Farm proportionately low and bears There is, however, a large vol- da Guartno, Scott Hanley, Mari further study. Sometimes when Named President ume of business done throughout Office Project Iyn Jelly, Maureen Maxwell, Employment Up the price earnings ratio is quite the country in the over-the-coun- Kevin Lockwood, Christine Be high you are paying for future TRENTON (AP)-New Jersey's New York C&F ter market on a city to city hinc, Karen Boynton, Susanm potential or "romance" which basis where phone charges can non-farm employment has in Gets Variance Brown, Gerald Cahill, Mario may have a very real basis, or be kept to a minimum and where creased at a far faster rate than HOLMDEL—The Zoning Board Cody, Adele Coyle. Karen El perhaps the company, although :he regional market for a local its two biggest neighbors since of Adjustment last night grantet sound, has caught public fancy company is adequate until such World War II, the State Employ- an irregular lot size variance an and its prices are out of line time as the company has grown ment Security Division reported two setback variances on a pr with reality. io a size where a broad national Thursday. posed $65,000 s t o r e and o: SIGN UP The public, we must remember, market for its securities is de- fice project. The number oF people working sired. The company then in its does not react impartially like The lone dissenting vote wa in non-farm jobs went up from own interest and the interest of computer and therefore there cast by Board Member Richar Wow! Terry 1.6 million in 1947 to 2 million Its shareholders usually lists its NOW! are many unrealistic price sit- Levins. He contended the sit beach shift in 1962, an increase of 26 per cent stock on a registered national uations in the stocks of fine com- should first be inspected by th • OCEAN BATHING During the same period New York stock exchange. by Vera panies who in no way can control board, and that it was withi; • SALT WATER POOL had a 12 per cent increase and Pennsylvania had no increase. what the public does to the price The health of the stock market zemers' province to set condition, . . Famed designer Vert • COCKTAIL LOUNGE The division said that the na- of their stock, but, knowing this Is based on the health of the regarding traffic flow, location o does a butterfly print for this eye-catching shift. tion's post-war growth is supposed an investor can make some per- economy so that when business garbage facilities, and other a • LUNCHEONETTE sonal effort not to be swept along No muning hair with to have centered in the South and is good and profits are steady Ipects. easy button shoulder. In • YOUR OWN LOCKER West, with the Northeastern n a public fantasy that certain there is a good base for stock Mr. Levins' motion for a sit turquoise, orange with States lagging. But it said New stocks are "going to go to town". prices of reliable companies. inspection prior to granting th black. S, M, L. Sports- Jersey is an exception to the In fact the best buys in stocks Public confidence is a most im- requested variances was not se wear, Street Floor and DOWN-SEA rend m the Northeast, bettering of fine companies are often those portant factor in determining onded. Asbury Park. the national growth average of, which have been overlooked by prices but the stock market may The proposed project, to be lo BEACH CLUB 24 per cent. :he public and therefore available often be more a barometer of cated on the nourtiwest corne 8.00 ISO Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Gov. Richard J. Hughes said at attractive price earning ratios. public opinion than a true re- of Keyport-Holmdel and Newmai he division report shows clearly Don't necessarily concentrate on flection of business conditions in Springs Rds., would include L 842-3090 :hat New Jersey is more than ;uch situations unless you are general. drug store, beauty parlor, lunch prepared to take some time and Gilbert H. Bush The past year has seen several eonette and professional offices HOURS: 10 OJB..9 p.m. holding its own in Che nation's eco- lomic growth. care in your study, of these com- NEW 'YORK - Gilbert H. mcouraging actions. First the The builder, Raffaele Santan- panies and you must prepared Bush, 51 DeForrest PI., West May break brought many stock ;e!o, Neiv Shrewsbury, sough lo have patience if the company Long Branch, N. J., general cred- prices back to a more realistic •ariances because no additicma The Placs To Go For The Brands You Know is really a very good one be- it manager, National Distillers & level and perhaps caused the >roperty could be acquired .. NEW . . . JUST ARRIVED! cause the stock may not neces- "hemical Corp., was elected pres- public to rely now more on a >ring the lot within the requirec Beach beads; big, :arily be "discovered" the day ident of the New York Credit & itudy of individual company per- !00 by 200 feet; and he said les beautiful, bold! after you buy it. Financial Management Associa- formance and price earnings lhan ^ninimum setback on two This all means look for sound ion yesterday. He succeeds Syd- atios than, as in the past, by iidesAvouId permit better park- . . This attention-getting SWEATERS necklace sparks all your :ompanies first and then see ney L. Hammer, Commercial just simply picking nationally ad- ingnacilities and an orderly traf • CARDIGANS 95 which you can buy at the best Bank of North America. vertised brand names or corpor- M flow. summer fashions, tool ,te names where essential values See variegated beads, • PULLOVERS from,'8 irices just the way you would Active in credit and financial :an vary greatly from companyj colored rings, gilt chain 1 II :hop for any other major family circles, Mr. Bush is a director VISITING FLORIDA . . . linked for high ex- JOHN DANIELS MEN'S WEAR lo company. ../ PM mrchase. of the National Association of HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Leon citamentl Jewelry, Street The second healthy sign in the 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK i Not all good companies are Credit Management, on the ad- Bleich, 18 Ca'lt Dr., and daugh Floor and Asbury Park. >conomy is the fact that in spite Mi I necessarily listed on stock ex- ministrative committee of the ers, Amy and Robin, are vaca * Plus tax Charge It — 3.0 - 60 or 90 Days if the market crack, business hanges, though listed companies Foreign Credit Interchange Bu- ioning in Miami Beach. ontinued at a healthy pace with I generally are more closely super- reau of the National Association 5.00* ;cod sales and earnings. When 'plui (ax vised and give more information of Credit Management, and a There's no Trick to Having Ex- ixpansion in business is too rapid, to the public. They can be bought member of the board of gover- ra Cash. You Get it Fast When management tends to concentrate on margin and are often more nors and the board of trustees i'ou Use The Register Classified. ogically on more production and readily accepted as collateral by of the New York Institute of —Advertisement. • ;alcs, but this effort often allows 7-PC. IMPORTED banks. A further restriction on Credit. vasteful practices to creep into NEW i business operation which are PITCHER SET EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake lot observed right away in the HAMMOND • GLASSES and PITCHER ixpanding profits. When business teadys down or slows up a little, SPINET Regular 2.77 With This Coupon hen management can take time ORGAN DOWN TOWN o weed out wasteful practices ,nd increase efficiency, with the $995* J.J.NEWBERRY RED BANK •esult that often profits again New anti- Just 25.00 Down increase on (he same volume of • Draw Rum perspirant highly >usiness which provides a much • Keverheratlon • rprmanrnt Pitch effective! Bunder base for a further ex- • lit t'rdab lansion phase when it comes • Twin Sppakpri Mitchum anti-perspirant long. • Prrsr-ts answers the need of ac- TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS • I'crnnnfon In other words, business went • Iff Cnntrnl Tnbl tive women or men. It's • N>w Styllnj Good news for thoie who hrouf>h a clean-up, belt-tighten-1 • Cholcn of Mnhnffany. 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