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VOL. 85, NO. 246 SB* J SED.BANKf N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1963 7C PER COPY PAGE ONE ManKilled,Another Hurt in Race Riots LEXINGTON, N.C. (AP)— Ten- dren, was in "stable and satisfac- white man, James Comer, 23, was were dispatched from Greens- sion gripped this North Carolina tory" condition. charged with striking a Negro boro, 30 miles away., textile' center today in the wake The crowd began dispersing aft- girl in the face. There were no The violence here overshad- of a race riot that left one white er the shootings, but police other arrests. owed a mass demonstration at man dead and a newspaper pho- brought on fire hoses and scat- Troopers Dispatched Greensboro, where 287 Negroes tographer wounded by gunfire. tered those remaining, Davidson County Sheriff Homer were arrested after they sat down All available police were called Several Negroes were treated Lee Cox asked the state Highway in a midtown street intersection :o duty, including about 20 state 'or cuts from flying glass. A Patrol for aid. Twenty troopers in protest of segregation policies. troopers. Municipal officials said they will ask for National Guards- men unless the situation eases during the day. Indict Ex-Case Worker On MOODY HONORED — Middletown mayor Eafl Moody, iecpnd from left, was honored at a testimonial dinner Mob Gathers last night attended by more than 300 person?. Th«.affair was.held,at the Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Attha Violence erupted Thursday night on the heels of attempts by Welfare Check Forgery Counts maypr's left is his wife. Others, left to right, are Mri. Katharine Eikus White, chairman of the New Jersey High- Negroes to gain service at segre- FREEHOLD- The "urgent" matter which whom she has refused to identify, Mr. Keuper Authority, and John A. Kervick, state treasurer . / , . gated cafes, a theater and a bowl- caused s hurried emergency meeting of the said. ing alley in the downtown area. Monmouth County Welfare Board with county . Welfare Board supervisors became aware A mob of about 2,000 white men Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper two months ago of the situation in January. At that time, Mr, gathered on one side of a street turned out yesterday to be an alleged $60,000 Keuper said, Miss Gist attempted suicide at bordering the Negro section of the swindle of welfare board funds. her home with an overdose of medicine. She city of 18,000. Mr. Keuper announced indictment of Miss recovered, however, and waa admitted -to 300 Attend Event for Moody Annie Gist, 35, of 50 Locust Ave., Red Bank, About 100 Negroes assembled on Marlboro State Hospital for observation. the other side of the street former $4,500 a year welfare board case work- On her release last month, she was taken EATONTOWN — More than 300 persons turned out last Mr. Moody, the first Democrat to be elected to the Town- er. He said she obtained the money by forg- night to honor Middletown Mayor Earl Moody at a testimonial ship Committee in half a century, is the party's candidate for Police said the two grouts in custody and charged with forgery of a ing endorsements on checks payable to "peo- $320 check payable to Mrs. Nancy Gibson, of. dinner at the Crystal Brook Inn here. the state Senate. threw rocks, bottles and sticks at ple" she had approved for benefits. 0n hand were the Democratic parry's entire slate of can- Judge Giordano termed Mr. Moody a "go-getter." each other. Some of the bottles 229 Seaview Ave., Long Branch, Nov. 1, 1961. Actually only one of the cases involved The prosecutor represented then that many didates on the state and county level and the local party's were filled with gasoline. represented living persons. All of the 10 others, candidates for Township Committee, Edward J. Both, a fellow Democrat on the Township other charges were in hand and she was jailed Committee, characterized the mayor "as the man who broke A Negro girl was struck In the were fictitious, supposedly residing at ad- in lieu of .$10,000. bail.. Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, chairman of the New Jersey head by a rock. Police cars were dresses in the area Miss Gist supervised and Highway Authority, was toastmistress. the barrier in Middletown and a man of vision, dedicated to the people." pelted with rocks and bottles. to which she had access, the prosecutor said. It developed that Mrs. Gibson was ths John At Kervick, state treasurer, was the principal speaker. Windows were broken in a near- Miss Gist, who worked for the countyfor only "live" beneficiary involved. . Also on hand were former Court Judge John C. Giordano, Chairman of the $25-a-plate dinner was Matthew J. Gill, by Negro church. two years, assertedly has admitted the entire The indictment covers only 22 of the more Sr., and P. Paul Campi, county chairman of the party. Middletown real estate broker. - than 100 checks to Mrs. Gibson and the 10 Then a barrage of shots came plot, has said all of the money Is gone. Most of it, Mr. Keuper quoted her, went for gam- fictitious persons, covering a period from late from the direction of. a Negro 1961 through January, 1963. Ths 22 check! apartment building. bling on cards and horses and the balance for "blackmail." The latter was people who total $9,347. - . Decision Says Bond Issue Struck In Back she claimed knew of her involvement, but (See INDICT, Page 2) Art Richardson, 25, a photogra- pher for the High Point Enter- Delayed prise, was struck in the back. Hi Delays Sales Tax collapsed into the arms of a dep- uty sheriff. Quits, Says No Co-operation ' EATONTOWN - John A. Kervick, state treasurer, said Another shot struck Fred Link, MARLBORO - A member of He also said the economic the Central Monmouth Industrial On Plant last night the state's proposed $750 million bond issue will 24, of Lexington. Link died en the Industrial Commission sub- survey of the community has not Committee have been poorly., at. KEYPORT - Zoning Board postpone a sales or income tax for at least five years. route to a Winston-Salem hospital. mitted his resignation to th« been revised for two years. "How tended by township representa- chairman Leo A. Brown and The state official addressed more than 300 persons who The bullet struck him in the head Township Committee last night many executives in industry tives, ••..••'.; Board Attorney Harvey G. Hart' attended a testimonial dinner at the Crystal Brook Inn for Richardson, father of four chil citing poor, co-operation between know that there- is a township of - No Report Yet man last night refused to let a Middletown Mayor Earl Moody. the governing body, the Planning Marlboro?" Mr. Meyer . "I dont know what's-happening Matawan Township resident ob- Stumping for Gov. Richard J. Hughes' bond issue proposal, Board and the commission. Honed. on the Industrial Commission," ject to the construction of an Mr. Kervick said the proposal is the only alternative to a Trains 'Detour' A. W. Meyer also stated, in hjs He also criticized the "lacka- the mayor said. "I asked lor an asphalt manufacturing plant here. letter of resignation that there broad bajed tax. HOLMDEL — A southboun daisical" attitude of the Town- industrial report two meetings The resident was Albert A: The bpnd issue will be on the November ballot. was poor attendance at meetings ship Committee. "I. don't mean ago add, haven't gotten it yet," freight train broke down near th< by commission members. . Matti, a. member of the Strath- He said the bond issue, the biggest hi the state's history, Lily Tulip Cup Corporation plan! to single out the present com the mayor concluded. • , more Civic Association zoning is the answer to meet the increased financial demands for last night. Southbound paswngei Criticizes Committees rntttee," but added, "i mean all Committeeman Paul E. Ches- l schools, highways anil institutions. • . trains were delayed slightly while Mr. Meyer said repeated re- the governing bodies we've had ter asked Planning Board Chair- • . Under the proposal, $50 million per year for a five yetjf here for the past 20 years." Out Of Order v they were switched tt) the north quest! by him to advertise with man Frank Rappa if thi When Frederick Baar, Red period, will be allocated for state aid to schools. bound tracks at Matawan for thi township planning consultant— Mr. Kervick noted the state will be able to tap revenue industrial realtors had not been Mayor Joseph A. Luuaro noted Bank, attorney for Lyncar Corp., trip to Red Bank. acted upon in 14 months. that the meetings in Freehold of (Ses MARLBORO, Page 2) the applicant, protested on Herbert L. WUlett, 3d from the state's turnpike, come 1972, to pay off the issue.' grounds, that Mr, Matti was a The treasurer estimated that once the turnpike's bonds are non-resident. with., no vested in- paid off, the state will have $40 million a year in surplus reve- terest in the plant, the Matawan ToStrehgthen nue from the superhighway-to finance the bond issue. resident was ruled "out of He said the postponement of a broad-based tax for fiva order." years would save taxpayers an estimated $1 billion. Reserve Decision }n Loder Hiring Substandard Mr. Kervick said the bond issue was in keeping with Gov. Mr. Matti issued the following KEANSBURG - C. Bernard ate"his' attorney" claimed the cript was prepared by a certified ly states-the prosecution's case statement to the press after the Hughes' pledge to seek out every alternative to a broad based tax, , Blum, borough manager, re- books were not available before court stenographer. against the patrolman. meeting: Housing Code served decision yesterday on twothe hearings. Mr.- Ostrov based his entire Benjamin Gruber, attorney for "The StratSvmore Civic Asso- He noted that once a broad based tax is authorized, it misconduct charges leveled NEW SHREWSBURY - An grows and grows. Transcript Wrangle prosecution of the charges on Mr. Loder, charged that the ciation opposes the granting ol rinst Patrolman Frederick The bulk of yesterday's hear- the transcript of the earlier transcript of the original bear- this variance to Lyncar Corp. ordinance to strengthen and ex- Mr. Kervick said that Pennsylvania adopted a 3 per cent Loder. tend provisions of the borough's sales'tax in 1955. He said it was to have been repealed in ing involved a wrangle over the hearings. He claims the testi- ings is not accurate., He said tor tile construction of an as- The patrolman has been treditability of the transcript of phalt plant. We believe that it substandard housing code was in- 1957.' He noted that instead of being repealed, the tax has mony of Capt. Kronenberger, the prosecution should bring in troduced at last night's Borough risen ,to 5 per cent. charged with altering poke last year's hearing. The trans- Mr. De Maio, and himself, clear- (See LODER, Page 3) would be a hazard and a nui records and then denying under eance to the people of Keyport Council meeting. Mr. Kervick said he anticipated that the interest rate on the issue will be between 3 and 3<4 per cent. oath that he made the altera- as well as to the people in Mata- Measures to prevent overcrowd- tions. ing will be added to present pro- He termed the bond question the biggest issue in the com- wan for the following reasons: The charges stem from hear- "The proximity of residential visions on fire and structural ing election campaign. safety. ings conducted last year on an- areas which will be subject to other set of misconduct charges dirt, dust or odor produced. The The new ordinance provides for lodged against Mr. Loder. devices used to reduce this haz< adoption of the recently formu- During the course of one of •rd are subject to failure. lated state housing code. State Says It Will the hearings, George E. Ostrov, "The heavy trucking which will Hearing Set borough attorney, disclosed that be required to bring the mate- Public hearing on the measure he believed Mr. Loder had al- rials into the plant and to take will be July 10. tered the police blotter since the the mixed asphalt out, possibly Councilman Herbert L.Willett, Take Down Signs proceeding against him started. hundreds of trips a day. 3d reported that the recent borr He put the patrolman on the "Trucks serving this plant ough drive to inspect and enforce MIDDLETOWN - Ellis Vieser, chairman o! the Safety stand and questioned him con would have to drive either east improvement of substandard Council, declared yesterday that there are no present plans cerning the alleged alteration. toward Rt. 35, past the children's dwellings here has "resulted in to take down the council's three remaining "Danger" signs The patrolman denied the play field, and down past St. Jo-many improvements." on Rt. 35. charge. seph's School, or travel west to A new measure to prevent in- Meantime, however, the state Bureau of Planning and The incident Involves the ap- Rt. 34, along Lloyd Rd. through discriminate cutting of trees here Traffic reported that the signs will be taken down, in due pearance on the "smooth" blot- a heavily concentrated resi' was presented to council mem- time, by the state Highway Department. ter of the names of two other dentiaJ development. Both would bers for study. Four signs were installed May 21. patrolmen. be very hazardous to the chil- - In its present form, the ordi- The following day, Gerald Driscoll, chief of the state Early In die course of the pro- dren and adults of Keyport and nance draft requires anyone to Bureau of Traffic Safety, ruled the signs "illegal and danger- ceedings, Capt. Robert Kronen- Matawan Township. get permission of the Shade Tree out" and declared that they would have to be removed. berger, acting chief, testified that "The Zoning Board of Mata- Commission before cutting down Within days, the Lily-Tulip Cup Corp., Rt. 35, removed one the names of the men appeared wan last month rescinded a any tree anywhere in the bor- of the four signs (which had been erected on Lily-Tulip prop- in the "smooth" blotter but not building permit issued to Anthony ough with a trunk diameter of erty) on its own initiative. the "rough" blotter. Campo to build an asphalt plant. three inches or more. Mr. Vieser said the council has taken no action on the This testimony was supported The board held four hearings. It A second ordinance introduced other signs because there has been no directive from the state. by testimony of Mr. Ostrov and (See DECISION, Page 2) (See HOUSING, Page 2) Vincent DeMaio, an attorney who (See STATE, Page 2) assisted Mr. Ostrov. Attorneys Testify They also testified that they Accident examined the blotter while pre- CELEBRATED GUEST — Mrs. Ernest Hemingway, center, widow of the great author, Regional Cost: $2,000,000 paring the case against the pa visited the Midddatown Township Library yesterday with her safari-companion, Mri. trolman and said the names of Clara Spiegel, right, of Chicago and Sun Valley, Idaho, They were the luncheon KEAN9BURG — A junior-sen- best suit the needs of the tworatable!, would be divided the Rate Cut the two men appeared in the ior regional high school will coet communities. first year at an estimated 59.2 MIDDLETOWN - Safety of- smooth or finished blotter but gueitt of Mrs. Karl Wihtol, left, who has been a member of the library board of trus- about $2,500,000, Earl B. Garri- A four-year high school build- per cent for Keansburg and 40.8 ficials here reported there has not in the rough blotter. tees for a number of years, and was proud to show the visitors "an interesting ex- Later in the course of the son, county school superintend- ing, Mr. Garrison said, would per cent for Union Beach, Mr, been a 45 per cent drop in thi ample of a good community library." ent, told The Register last night cost about $1,800,000 to $2 mil-Garrison reported. number of accidents in thi hearings, Patrolman Loder testi fled that (he names of the two at a meeting of the Keansburg- lion. This percentage ratio would township since the Safety Drive has started. men appeared in both blotters. 9 Union Beach regional study com- If the two towns combine for achange each year bonds are be- ing paid off, however, as rata- Ellis Veiser, safety council He denied that he entered the mittee. four-year school, the initial en- chairman, said the number of names in the rouglh blotter dur- 'Miss Mary Hemingway Visits rollment would be about 800 tobles in the two municipalities ing the course of the hearings. Although the committee de- change, he pointed oul. accidents throughout the town- cided to continue studying a re- 900 students. In a junior-senior ship during the May 21-June The patrolman was allowed to By JANE E. MORROW for 15 years, took her visitors terest In the problems ol a com- gional four-year high school along (grades seven through 12) plan, The operation of the school period was compared with acci- examine and make notes from MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Ernest :here to see "an interesting ex- nunity library. •with a junior-senior (six-year) the enrollment would total about would be apportioned on a per dent figures for the same t>he blotters during the hearings. Hemingway, widow of the great ample of a good community li Warmth is tho key to her per- plan, most members agreed that 1,500. pupil basis. period last year. This privilege wss granted him writer, visited Middletown Town- orary." They spent some time ir onality. ship Library on King's Highway a junior-senior building would Cost of construction, based on For the year 1900-67, Kcnns- Mr. Veiser said there wa the reference room, and looked She is a small slim blonde with burg would have 600 to CSO stu-an 18 per cent drop in accident Harbor Light Day Camp yesterday, lunched wth friends with interest at an old atlas ol a face deeply lined by the sun dents, and Union Beach 800 toon Rt. 35 for the same pwlod Ocean, river and pool facilities. here, and said she plans to come Monmouth County and a good and wind of Africa, Idaho, Baja, 850, in a junior-senior school. us compared to last year. Children 3 to 14. 842-0232 or 3426.back to Monmouth, County soon collection of art books. California, and many other hunt* for a weekend in the sun. Today's Index Referendum He noted there were onl; -Adv. Show the Books ing and fishing places. Page nine accidents on the highway Mrs. Hemingway, who is known "Really tho best thing a li- All the lines fin her face go Page Mr. Garrison said the regional U.S. Equestrian Team Movies In many part of the world as brary can do for a community up, like smiles, as Mrs. Wihtol Allen-Scott « Editorials study can be completed by Sep- this year as compared to 11 last Narrated by Ma|. Stephen von year for the May 21-June "Miss Mary," the name by s to show people as many books remarked yesterday. Amuiements 18-19 Herblock ...: .....; tember, and that If the boards Vlsy, coach. Friday 7:30 p.m., Births 1 period. which her husband called her, as possible and let them choose," During her husband's life sh« Movie Timetable 18 wish, a referendum could bo held St. Leo School, Lincroft. $1. and Mrs. Clara Spiegel, her fre-Miss Mary said. "Having the shared tho outdoor activities he Jim Bishop ; I Obituaries , as early as November. Ho said the figures clearly in- -Adv. Bridge 11 dicate residents are becoming quent travelling companion, were rooms to display books well Is enjoyed so much. Last year sh» Sylvia Porter The last regional referendum the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl very important, I think." made a safari to Africa, "a sen- John Chamberlain 6 Sports 20-22 aware of tfie need for cautious Free Pot ©' Steamers Church ' '-IS involving the two towns was indriving and that this it re- June 4 to fl-at Captain's Cabin Wihtol at their Red Hill Rd., The famous author's widow, timental journey," she said, re* Stock Market 1958 when Kcansburg and Rari home. former reporter for Time, Life tracing trips she had made with Classified *28 Successful Inverting flected in the accident rate. celebrating first anniversary, 400 Comics U tan approved a three-town re He said the council wouk Broadway, Point Pleasant Beach. Mri. Wihtol, a member of theand Fortune, and world travelerher late husband. This time the Television ; lfM» showed a warm, spontaneous In- Crossword Puule 5, It Women's Newi U-ll (See REGIONAL, Page 2) continue Its drive, -Adv. board of trustees of the library (See MISS MARY, Page 2) jt-Fri&y, hnt 7, 1%3 MB BANK REGISTER Regional Causes fOit) gtontl, but it wu defect*! Unfcn Beach. Official Mourning Period wvttvnjtw Union Beach now tends Its Damage of $2S,W0 high schooler! to Keyport-Keans- JOHN W. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cooper,, burg pupils go to, Middletown LONG BRANCH '-. James W. tmfKf Sinkletcn, 63, of IS North Second 1 Coral Dr., Haztet, lonTyw ****-***< caused Ing to fire department official*. High School. Begins Today for Pope John rday. by defective wiring In a iwltch- The store Is owned by William Middletown wants Keansburg StJdied yesterday m Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Can, 65J board panel on a small work- krtenek, and the building by pupils removed, because of over- Medical Center. . - VATICAN Cmr (AP) - The extends through June 17, with gers of his beloved pontiff just irooksideDr., Belford, daughter,-)bench, did approximately 125,000 Jathan Kuker, fin department crowding in the high school there, Born in Hamlet,'N. C, Mr. Romas Catholic Church began two days out for major religious >efore the coffin was taken away, yesterday. worth of damage last night at the Iflcialt laid. whereas Keyport wants to keep Singleton was the son of the lata nine days of oHicial mourning to- feast days of joy—Trinty Sun- en stood with his hand to his Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lalaire, « Economy Five Md 10 Cent Store, Union Beach students. Wanamaker and Florence, E. ice as grief overwhelmed him. day lor Pope John XXIU, whose day and Corpus Christi next •auls PI., Middletown,, daughter, 1044 Spriagwood Ave,, fire depart- Keyport Problem Singleton. He was employed by Cardinals continued to arrive in body now lies at rest' beneath Thursday. resterday. ment officials said. If Union Beach pulls out of the It. J. Sullivan Construction lome. There had been, 32 at the Miss Mary the floor of St. Peter's Basilica. On the final day, of official Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bouthil- Fitemen from Engine Company Keyport High School, to form a Co,, and had been a resident irst daily meetings of the Col- Requiem Mass is being said mourning, June IT, the most sol- lier, Dorbrook Farms, Eaton- 1 ,and Truck Company 1 battled regional-district, Keyport would ge of Cardinals two days ago. i traveling with _. each day at the Vatican Basili- emn of the requiems wiH bring town, son, yesterday. the' Watt, which brake out at be left with a 400-pup" »<*ool The number was 35 yesterday. Aantrenary He is survived by hi» wife, Mrs. ca's, great bronze-canopied cen- presidents, princes and prime Mr. and Mrs. Peter KaUc, 3 9:24'«.m., for two hours. The (The enrollment there now, with Joseph Cardinal Mindienty, Tfceir trip to MMdletown y«- Easter E. Slngletonj two tons, tral altar, a few feel above the ministers to St. Peter's Basilica. Lakewood PL, Port Monmouth, fire fas confined to the rear of Union Beach, is about M0.) he 71-year-old Hungarian prim- terday marked an anniversary, Thomas Singleton, Aabury Park, subterranean crypt •where the Vice President Lyndon B. John- son, yesterday. the huttding, which was enveloped , Mr. Garrison conceded that this ite, was not expected, however, Mrs. Hemingway recalled. It was ami Raymond F. Singleton, Wash- humble pontiff was removed son will represent the United Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gamba- in flames when firemen arrived would be "a problem'^ for Key- high Catholic source in Buda on* year from the day Mrs.- Spie- ington, D. C, and five grand- from the eyes of an admiring States. Bishop Vladimir Kotlia- corto, 55 Chapel Hill Dr., Middle- on tht port. But he told the Keansburg- pest said the cardinal apparently gel «hot a lion during that **• Unloo Beach committee. children. world. o rov will be the first Russian Or- town, son, yesterday. Th» most extensive damage as'decided to remain In tha iri. Services will be held tomorrow for two days and a night an thodox church representative at Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kmak. was In toe stock room and was "It Is no problem or concern ity's U. S. Legation, where he Miss Mary's latest Journey was uninterrupted stream of two mil- a Pope's requiem since the East- St. Peter's Ave., Keansburg, due to smoke and water, accord- has lived in refuge since the 1956 marlin fishing expedition to Ba- Flock Funeral Home here. BUN lion persons moved through the West church split of 1054. son, this morning. towns have a right to form a re- ungarian uprising. California, from which the lal will take place at Monmouth Basilica to look in silence upon Archbishop Peride Felici, cho- Mr. and Mrs. Jervis Hettrlck, gional district, and in that event las just returned. Keyport would hav« to solve Its Memorial Park, New Shrewsbury, the face of Pope John as he lay sen to say the first Mass, was 603 Cambridge Ave., Union Beach,' secretary-general of Pope John's daughter, this morning. Housing She says she will continue to own problem.1* in state on a candle-lramed ca- WALTER COTTRELL Ecumenical Council, which was MONMOUIH MEDICAL (Continued) nake New York her. headquar- He later said Keyport could op- tafalque. To Offer ters, ' and continue to travel a FARMJNGOALE - Walter Cot- suspended automatically when CENTER - . last night, also for public hearing erate a'high school with Its own Last night the body was placed good deal. trell, 70, of IS Boud Ave., died the pontiff died last Monday night. . Long Branch; July, 10, appropriates $575 from 400 pupils, or might seek some in a triple coffin and brought 'If Clara (Mrs. Spiegel) had suddenly Thursday at his home. The archbishop's role as the Mass Mass For Mr. and Mrs, Joseph L. Di- capital funds to purchase a ro- other solution, in the future, such below into the Basilica's grottoes her way, w« wouldn't be still Mr. Cottrell was -retired. H« celebrant, like his giving of ab- Fedelle, RD. 1, Rt. 537, Colts tary mower for the street.de- as regionalinUon. to a place near the tomb of Pope i moment," she said, smiling. was a member of the Modern solution at Pope John's burial, Neck, daughter, this morning. partment. Could Iota Pius XI. Pope John Miss Mary's chief and contin- Woodmen of America, was because of his position as Mr. and Mrs. David M, Batch- A contract to supply fuel was Under state law, if Keansburg The nine^lay mourning period RED BANK—A Requiem Mass ing work is with her husband's Surviving are his wife, Mrs. vicar of the canons of St. Pe- elder, 155 Chestnut St., Red awarded to low bidder Globe Pe- and Union Beach form a regional or the late Pope John XXIII will iterary estate, the letters, Myrtle Clayton Cottrell; a son, ter's Basilica. Bank, daughter, yesterday. troleum Co., Inc., Red Bank, for district, they could later permit offered in St. James Catholic papers, fragments of works and Paul C. Cottrell of Howell Town- One of the coming Masses like- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Goff, 11 a fluctuating tank car price, mi- Keyport to come in, as a third hurch, Broad St., Monday unfinished stories he left when ship; three daughters, Mrs. Indict ly will be offered by Rt. Rev. Homestead Pkwy. East, New nus three cents per gallon. party, providing Keyport would p.m. he died. • George H. Waple of Eatontown, Msgr. Loris Capovilla, who is a Shrewsbury, daughter, Tuesday. Council renewed all' existing assume its share of financial re- (Continued) "People of all faiths in the canon. The hollow-cheeked Ve- liquor licenses with the provision: She also is returning to the sponsibility. Mrs. William B. VanDerveer of Mr. Keuper iaid it was not community are invited to come Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Thomas,' netian had served the pontiff for that the license of the Greenbrier profession she gave up when she Mr. Garrison explained that a this place, and Mrs. Warren Var- necessary to spell out each check they wish," a spokesman for 11 Seaview Manor, Long Branch, 10 years, since his days as cardi- Inn, Pine Brook Rd., be deliv- arrled him. high school is most economically rington of Ambler, Pa., and a in the indictment. Each forgery the parish said. "It has been daughter, Sunday. nal-patriarch of Venice. ered only after certain improve- Has a Story operated if Its enrollment is be- sister, Mrs. John Osborne of West is a high misdemeanor. Upon heartwarming to see that the FITKIN Palm Beach, Fla. Msgr. Capovilla had told yes- ments have been completed and "I hope to be able to sell a tween 1,000 and 1,800. ' conviction, Miss Gist could be grief of Catholics for the deatl Neptunt terday how Pope John spoke of inspected by councilmen. itory on family fishing in Cali- The county official emphasized Funeral services will be Mon- sentenced to seven years in jail of the Pope is shared by so man; Mr. and Mrs. James Davison, fear of a new war as he lay, Mr. Wjtlett reported that In- fornia," she aaid yesterday. "I that it is "important" that the day at 2, p.m. in the Clayton and fined $2,000 on each of the utside the church he headed.'1 IS Yard Ave., Freehold, daugh- dying. During the service that spections of all licensed premises took-my own pictures during my press be allowed full coverage of Funeral Home, Adelphia. Rev. 22 counts. The Mass was previously :er, yesterday. preceded the Pope's burial, the had been made this year withou recent trip, and I am very proud a regional study. This had been Robert Beaman, pastor of Pierce Miss- Gist was brought Irom scheduled for Thursday, but the bereaved secretary stood a few any previous notice, wth the re- of them."" a point of controversy at a previ- Memorial Presbyterian Church the county jail to plead to the hour has been shifted to Monda' feet from the head of the open sult that Inspecting councjlmen Mrs. Spiegel is also an author. ous meeting, not attended by Mr. will officiate. Burial will be in indictment She offered to plead ight. Decision !n collaboration with Mrs. Jane Garrison. Evergreen Cemetery. guilty but County Judge Edward coffin, his gaie frozen on the life- found a good many points on Mayer, she has written four He also said that mayors and j Ascher followed the recom- less body. (Continued) which to suggest improvement in novels, including "The Early councils could be invited to par- PAUL B. TUIXY mendation of Mr. Keuper that it He bent to kiss the gloved fin- heard expert testimony from both several establishments. Frost." The pair wrote under ticipate in the study. not be accepted until she confers sides. The decision, after three Await Reply GLEN RIDGE - Paul B. tul- NAACP Head the name, Clair Jaynes. Save Money with counsel. months of deliberation, was that Councilman Robert Davidson ly, 60, of IB Washington PI., died Mrs. Spiegel says she has no The defendant said she did not Weather this asphalt plant would be ob- reported that the Airport Study Union Beach Board Secretary Monda in Mountainside Hospital jectionable because of the ex- ork in progress now. She lives Donald Ostrander reported that want a lawyer. However, Mr. New Jersey — Considerable Praises Hughes Committet had presented its rec- of a heart ailment. cessive heavy truck traffic, the in Chicago and Sun Valley, Union Beach is presently paying Keuper said • members of her cloudiness today, not as warm ommendations to the owner of the Mr. Tully was an engineer for TRENTON (AP)-The leader d smoke, dust, and odor which Idaho. $267,000 for tuition to Keyport family had advised him during and less humid with a chance of Red. Bank Airport, and that the Westinghouse Lamp Divi- :he New Jersey Branch of the Na- would be produced. It was in Sun Valley, during the High School. He said a regional the day they were retaining i,few morning showers In the reasonable reply to reasonable re- sion, Bloomfield, and a trustee tional Association for the Advance- "For these reasons we strong- irst year the resort was opened school would save his town mon- counsel. north and central portions. Van quests" is expected from him ot Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- ment of Colored People has con- ly recommend and request the that she and Mrs. Wihtol met, ey in the long run. Questioning Miss Gist, Judge able cloudiness, warm and hu- shortly. tute, from which he graduated in gratulated Gov. Richard J. Hughes Keyport Zoning Board of Ad- during the skiing season. In suc- Although Keansburg plans to Ascher learned she wa» a col- mid with afternoon showers and Mr. Davidson also reported 1923. for taking a stand against racial justment to reject mis applica- ceeding years they grew to be continue studying the possibility lege graduate. When he inquired thundershowers in south portions. recent increase in juvenile of- discrimination in labor unions. tion." great friends. • of building a Keansburg junior- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. whether she had been under a High today in the 70s In the fenses from 18 In April to 26 in The Rev. S. Howard Woodson, It was also in Sun" Valley, dur- senior high school (for local pu- Jeannette Cowan Tully; a son, doctor's care anytime in the last north to the 80s in the south. $175,0M Plant May. Trenton minister who heads the fishing season, that Mrs. Spiegel pils only), several board mem- Richard B. Tully of Middletown, year, Miss Gist broke dawn in Parly cloudy In the north, most- The $175,000 plant would be "One of the best ways, to pre- state NAACP, wired Hughes met and made friends, with the bers conceded last night that this and his mother, Mrs. Adelaide P. tears and cried out, "yes, I've ly cloudy in south portions to- built on a 1.6-acre tract on dark vent a continuation of this state Thursday that he was pleased type of facility would be less Tu'ty of Montclair. been in Marlboro." St. off Broadway by Lynoar of affairs," he said, "is for pan- Hemingways'. • '" ' night, low around 50 in the north that the governor had declared cService! s were helv d yesterday Judge Ascher said he would di- Corp., Rt. 35, Middletown. ents to know where, their chil- Mutual Friends Meet economical to operate than a re- "" "" - to around 60 in the south. Satur- that racial discrimination must in Bloomfield. rect that Dr. John Mohair, of Principal members of the firm dren are in the evenings." Summer. and winter friends gional, because of smaller enroll- day fair in the north partly cloudy be eliminated in New Jersey's Freehold, a psyohiatrist, consult and not as warm and less humid are Anthony Campo, Middletown Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., of4 met for the first time recently ment. ; i. > labor unions. MRS. MINNA DASLES with Miss Gist, tor purposes of in the south, high in the upper contractor, and Matthew J. Gill, fered. the botpuih's thanks to Eft whenwhen ;;NtriNtrs,. ^i>iege^pieiel introduced Mr.-Garrison-said a regional The Rev. Mr. Woodson's tele- advising the court of her ability 60s to mid-703. Middletown realtor. w»rd Carroll, .chairman i)f,th« ries Mrs, Hemingway; and Mrs. Wih- school site should consist of at KEANSBURG - Mrs. Minna gram was a reaction to meetings to defend herself. The board held off decision on cent Memorial Day, observances tol. ,'<•• '.-•. :' . .-.- least 35 acres. Dasler, 94, of 74 Lakewood Ave. Marine Hughes held with labor leaders Mr. Keuper said he was satis- the variance application until for. arranging "the biggest and Yesterday was Miss Mary's in- He also told the two boards the died Wednesday at Monmouth Cape May to Block Island - and representatives of building fied no other welfare department July 11. best'' such ceremonies in (he.hi J- troduction to Monmouth County. county will co-operate in setting Medical Center, Long Branch. Variable winds becoming north contractors in Newark Wednes- personnel were Involved in the Although no local residents ob- tor/of the borough. •'•'.. Previous trips to New Jersey, up a vocational section in the Mrs. Dasler was born in Ger- to northeasterly 10 to IS knots day. jected to the plant proposal, one regional school, if it is built. money loss. He also thanked .A,, John Er- she said, have; mostly been to many, and had lived here eight today. Northeasterly winds 10 to The congratulatory message was person urged the board to seek f He said, also, that George Da- siHjr chairman o'f:'fteWji^i he Newark Effort to take a years. 15 knots tonight becoming north- the Rev. Mr. Woodson's second 1 vis, of 72 Rockwell Ave., Long a few concessions from Lyncar, at Congress,, fpr "Jbringing Bruce plane to some distant destination Record* Open to Public Surviving are a son, Herman east to easterly about 15 knots telegram to the governor. 'as Union Beach did." Branch, who cashed the checks Products to the .borough as a Miss Mary is reluctant to be TRENTON (AP)—State, county Dasler of Keansburg, and two Saturday, Considerable doudi- In the first telegram, he had Mr. Brown and the attorney and turned the proceeds back to third tenant at.tbeJklJd-Monmoiith interviewed or photographed. She and local' governmental agency daughters, Miss Minnie Dasler, ness with a chance of a few threatened to call for mass dem- contended it isn't the function Miss Gist, wag not suspected of " "' ''' : says with,great; m0desty.that the records will be open to public in- at home, and Mrs. Hannah Brand showers today and over extrem onstrations if something wasn'i of the Zoning Board. 1 1 wrongdoing. He' said lhat "Mr.;Erlachei fame and genius of her hUsfiand spection after June 30, under of Ridgefield. south portions tonight. Fair north done to end discrimination. Said Mr, Brown: "Our Job is r n le are prosecutor said Miss Gist found the company was havln| is the only r *'.» * ° P«>P . terms'of a bill signed by Gov. Services will be held tomorrow partly cloudy south portions Sat- In the second telegram, he asked to determine whether the plant managed to obtain the checks difficulty ]n'its starch for a suit drawn to interview her. Sh« ig- Richard J. Hughes. at 11 a.m. in the John J-. Ryan urday. Visibility 5 miles except Gov. Hughes to disregard the first 1 from addresses to which they is detrimental to the welfare of able plant in another borough, goi nores the fact that her own vivid Home for Funerals. Rev. Fred- 2 to 4 miles In haze this morn- message, saying it was based on The "freedom of information" were mailed. She would then give the community, not to look for in touch with officer's of the com personality makes her a reward- erick Boos, pastor of Gethse- ing and occasional showers to- what later proved to be inaccu measure originated with the New them to Mr. Davis to cash. concessions." pany. and brought them to thii hg subject for an interview in mane Lutheran Church, Keyport, day. ate reports of the governor's po Jersey Press Association, which Her explanation was that she Agreeable borough. her own right. will' officiate. Burial will be in sition on the matter. has sought- its enactment for was assisting the various bene- However, when board member ; Yesterday she tossed aside her Shoreland Memorial Gardens, TIDES years. Hughes' office announced ficiaries named in the checks Before his meeting with the un- Lewis Smith asked Leroy S. modest reluctance and chatted Hazlet. Sandy Hook Thursday that the bill was signed. each month when their funds ran ion leaders, Hughes said his own Brown, agent for Lyncar, X the with this reporter and posed for Today - High 8:57 p.m. and Marlboro low and that she would reim- research showed an absence of company would pave areas that pictures with great graciousness. WILLIAM A. TAYLOR low 2:50 p.m. FRANK E. WALTER burse herself before turning the non-whites in some trade unions. trucks might use leading to the '. (Continued) "How," she asked, "can you Tomorrow' — High 9:15 a.m. CLIFFWOOD BEACH — Frank RED BANK - William A. Tay- balance over to the beneficiary. After the meeting he said he was plant, and on its property, Mr. Herbert H. Smith Associates, refuse anything to people you and 9:32 pjn. and low 3:32 a.m, E. Walter, 49, of 72 Rosewood lor, 54, of 70 Linden PI. died It apparently all started when satisfied that there was no moti- Brown said the firm would prob- Trenton-^-had been submitting meet in a library." , and 3:28 p.m. Dr. died yesterday in Monmouth Wednesday in the Allenwood San- Mrs. Gibson, mother of eight ation toward discrimination, but ably agree to It, "if you really monthly reports on the mastei Sunday — High 9:55 a.m. am Medical Center, Long Branch. itarium,; Wall Township, where children, no longer qualified for he announced that he planned to want it." plan. Mr. Rappa said that h< 10:09 p.m. and low 4:12 a.m. am Born in Newark, he was the he had been a patient five days. relief after Oct. 31, 1961. set up a.fair labor practices com- Under terms of a 10-year lease had received no such correspond 4:05 p.m. son of Mrs. Mathaldia Maier Wai Mr. Taylor was born in New Mr. Keuper said Miss Gist re- mittee to check on racial discrim- with' Union Beaoh, Michael J. ence. Strathmore ported she told Mrs. Gibson she For Red Bank and Rumson Stavola, Inc., New Shrewsbury, ter of this place, and the late York City, son of the late Thad- ination in labor unions and em- Fred Von Rodeck, Rt. 79, aga: Joseph C. Walter. eus and Florence Jones Taylor. would receive no more checks. bridge, add torn '• hours; Sea ployment. agreed to resurface part of Flor- asked the committee to conside: Fluoridation He was employed as a welder He had lived here eight years. But instead of closing out the Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long ence Ave. within a month after replacing the Smith firm. Hughes said both the managi at the National Lead Co., Sayre- He was employed as clerk in case, she merely changed the Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- construction of its asphalt plant, The township economic advis ment and labor groups agreed t ville,. He was a member of the the Census - Bureau, Washington, "Gibson" address and the checks lands bridge, add 40 minutes. and to pave 5,000 square yards er, John Dressier -presented thi Study Set prepare resolutions stating theii Monmouth Shore Point Motorcy- Mr. Taylor was a member of continued to be issued and re- of borough streets during each committee and audience with MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Fluor- opposition to racial dlacrimina cle Club, Belmar. St. Thomas Episcopal Church. ceived—by Miss Gist. High during the past 24 hours, year the lease is in effect. chart listing several county mu ide, should H be in the water or 84. Low, 64. Ocean temperature tlon. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Ida After that the fictitious appli- Robert K. Barrow, civH engi- nicipalities with their popula not, is an issue before another 64. The Rev. Mr. Woodson said thai Irene Wilson Walter; a daughter. H. Smith Taylor; a son, Robert cations were processed. Miss neer testifying for Lyncar, made tions, areas, and assessed valu commuirity-Strathmore. a spokesman for the governor hat Miss Charlotte Walter of this Taylor of New York City, two Gist selected addresses in her the following points: ations. Mr. Dressier noted thai At a meeting last night, a mo- MRS. DIAMOND 'FINE' assured him Hughes would mafc place; a sister, Mrs. Frances sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Lewis and own supervision area, Mr. Keu- No Odors his figures indicate that in- tion wa» made by a chic asso- SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Irvini a strong statement to labor leal Bushey of Navelnk, and a broth- Mrs. Francis Calfe, both of New per said she acknowledged, know- That the plant would create creased density of population ii ciation member to set up a spe- Diamond, 32 SHverbrook Rd, ha: ers in Atlantic City this weekend er, Frederick S. Walter of this York City, and two grand- ing- they would be referred to no disagreeable odors. creases land values." He sail cial committee to study the is- returned home from Beth Israe! Woodson said the statement place. children. her for verification. Due to two filtration systems, "This disproves the fear that d sue of fluoridation. The motion HospUal, Newark, which she en- would demand that the laboi The end came, however. In the amount of smoke emanating velopments decrease land val was approved by a near-unani- The funeral will be Monday at A Requiem Mass will be offer- tered two weeks ago for surgery leaders act to end discrimination January, 1963, when Mrs. Gibson from the stacks would be negligi- ues." mous vote. 8 a.m. from the Day Funeral ed Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. became in need of welfare as- to replace a mechanical pace- "We certainly know it's golnj ble, and dissipate rapidly. Home, Keyport, to St. Lawrence's Thomas Church. Rev. Earl B Says Figure Wrong The issue will be reported up- sistance again and filed a new maker in her heart. Mrs. Dia- to take a little time, but we aren' The plant would use 150 gal- Catholic Church, Laurence Har- Scott, rector, will officiate. Bur- Mr. Von Rodeck said the siz< application. A clerk challenged mond told a Register reporter going to stand by waiting for lons of water per minute, which on at the association's next bor, where a Requiem Mass ial will be in White Ridge Ceme- his chart attributed to the bor her statement that she was not she is feeling "fine" and hopes to year," the Negro leader said. would be reduced to 10 to 15 gal meeting, June 19. will be offered at 9 o'clock. Bur- tery, Eatontown, under the di- ough of Farmingdale was an i still receiving checks and Miss return to her job as public rela- He added that every NAACP Ions of fresh water, because of It is expected that interest will ial will be in St. Joseph's Ceme- rection of the Worden Funeral accurate figure, and also notet Gist was called In to rebut Mrs tions director at Monmouth Medi- branch in New Jersey would be a system of re-circulation. be high among residents of Home. that from that he could dedu ery, Keyport. Gibson's story. But she couldn't cal Center by the end of next Instructed to be on the watch fi the recently-developed communi- A plant of the si« proposed, that all of his figures were ina do it. week. racial discrimination by labor on 4,006 pounds per batch, would ty because of the large number curate. of children living there. The public works projects. keep a supply of three to four FOR ANY OCCASION Frank S. Grazlano, Morga The Rev. Mr. Woodson said hi tons of aggregate (raw material project will total 1,900 houses. ville, asked If hearings < wasn't interested In resolutions. consisting of sand, gravel, and three major subdivisions we HONEY BEE FLOWERS petroleum) on hand in hills about "If you want words, the Bill c planned. He said hearings we Firemen Douse 10 feet high. Rights is enough," he said. not held when the Plannin; RUSSELL T. HODGKISS •re «Am happy mtmortet—mating to* Board granted preliminary Fire in Mattress 464 BROAD STREET pest a treasury of future hop**. Ut us proval on April 30. RED BANK — Firemen were help you mate that* memories DM In a State Acting Township Attorney Doi called out at 4:40 a.m. today to SHREWSBURY beautiful, personalized moownMit. (Continued) aid J. Cunningham said that douse a mattress fire In a home SH 1-4020 Field representative Robert B. Mitchell, of the state Bureau committee-level hearing was n> at 28 Willow St. help you without obligation. iRAflRF! of Planning and Traffic, said yesterday he has inspected the legally required unless an adjoi Police said a boarder, Ike Rclldbl* Slnct If27 signs and found them "illegal and dangerous." He said it is Ing landowner or a party wi Jones, fell asleep in bed while the job of his bureau to have the signs removed. a financial interest at stake r smoking. Police said damage BY WIRE ANYWHERE JOHN VAN KIRK & SON But, it was reported, there Is a good deal of "red tape" quested one. was confined to water and smoke. • Ouixr M.. Miatletom oil in processing such an order and it may be some time before The committee approved There was no one injured. HMdiM/i Venter SH 1-M1» the signs are actually taken down. $17,680 emergency appropriate The home is owned by Mrs. Beauty... Quality... Craftsmanship in The traffic safety bureau has taken the position that the for fire department expenses. Elizabeth Bannester. signs are illegal under Title 39 of state statutes. Mr. Driscoll said such signs, which "imitate" official highway traffic signs, divert the attention of drivers and can cause accidents. ENDURING MEMORIALS Wt at* iptclalliti In monv Worden Funeral Home Monuments mtnti Mulplurtd from Sclnl The Adams Memorial Home Urn Qiatilt* and fully gnu* «0 I. FRONT STREET RED BANK Only Manufacturer of Memorials SHodysidt 7-0557 John E. Day Suectitor to Mount Memorial Horn* In, Central Jtruy HOME SEND FOR A modern, non-iectarian funeral home, with a home- FUNERAL DIRECTORS FREE FOLDER like atmotphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished LONG BRANCH MONUMENT Co., Inc. C. SIDUN, Mgr. SH 7-0332 WALL and LOCUST, W. LONG BRANCH CA 2-0300 service and quiet dignity. 310 Irood StrMt R«l lmk, N. J. •RANCH OFPICI AND DISPLAY Oppoiit. Molly Pikh.r Inn HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. MONMOUTH MONUMENT Co. h HIADDENS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN SH 7-3810 BED BANK REGISTER Friday, Jwe %
—~'Vrmspire of CbrJst Church Mcfhofot, on Ritjfe Rd., Fair Haven, was lifted info place yesterday »t the KiwatiisClub Fetes JPpOT MQNMOVtH - tfo jttnoiat were Injured' yesterday new edifice nears completion. The con- u the result of « thrt»car no qregation of Rumion and Fair Haven 36 Honor Students ddtot at BC- X and. Main |it communicants expect* the church to be la fair condition in Rlverviw RED BANK — Honor students Podell, all of Red Bank High ready for occupancy during July. Work- from three area high school grad- School; Andrea Jeremy, of Red ROGER E. SPEAR of the face and head end a pot ers of A.F. Bahrs Co., Highland* contrac- uating classes received $100 sav- ink Catholic High School, and slble concussion is Albert thonp tor, guide 40-foot ipire into place atop ings bonds Tuesday night at a ynn W. Dusinberre, and Marcia Q-fKeal estate hu been my I do not Mien that life In- son, 25, of US Wilson Ave., this leadership awards dinner spon- [ellemen of Rumson-Fair Haven best investment I do have iome surance nocks should be bought place. sored by the Red Bank Kiwanis :egional High School. David B. Armstrong, 30, of O0 Club in Molly Pitcher Inn. The valedictorians also re- real estate be held for a period of ttme-et Victory Hvdl, Stiten Island, is Besides the six valedictorians eived gold keys as did Red I want an4 $3,000 In cash which I least five to 10 years. TTjese is- in fsWy good oowHtlpn with • who were presented the bonds, lank High School students Carol could invest Would you suggest sues are rarely cheap, and thefractured *na and sHwilder and the club named 10 students for Irown, William J. Anthony Da- my placing this money in atock? buyer should be able to wait pa- multiple lacerations ot the face exceptional 'leadership in Red is, Jr., Carol Crowell, Jane Mas- H so, what Issues?" A.L. tiently until value builds up be-sod body. Bank High School, Red Bank 3w, Jane Monteverde, Joel Mor- A—You appear to be well sit- hind them, as it usually has in Driver of the third "car, WU Catholic High School and the ;ovsky and Jacqueline A. Van uated financially, but you have thepest. ! 11am Jackson, 29, of 166 River Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Irunt. act told me what I need to know In general, I do not believe edge Rd., Tenafly, was, not hurt High School. All 30 of tlie stu- Other Red Bank Catholic High about your over-all c«h posi- that life insurance stock Is a According to police, the Jack dents were presented gold Ki cliool -recipients of the gold key tion. ^ suitable investment for a man ofson .car was traveling east on wanis keys. ten Charlotte H. Bennett, James If the $3,000 represents all, or a your years. In its place, I sug- Rt. 36 when it collided Willard F. Browning, assistant Beeson, Dorothy I. Boyle, Jo- substantial part of your cash re- gest Montana Power, a strong the Thompson car which pulled principal of Red Bank High eph W. Chapski, Donald W. Fitz- serves—including savings ac- utility yielding about 3 per cent out onto the highway from Msin School and a club member, pre- latrick, Margaret E. Garvey, counts and government bonds— Mr. Spear cannot answer all St. sented bonds to David W. Hen tobert W. Kraybill, Jo Ann Mon- I would not Invest this sum inmail personally but will snswer Police said the impact of the derson, Shirley Katz and Ronald han and Paul F. Schissler. stocks. I would leave it in liq- all questions possible in his col-crash forced the Thompson jcar Rumson-Fair Haven Regional uid form as a safeguard against umn. into Me Armstrong's car which ligh School students receiving unforeseen contingencies. was traveling in the opposite di- old keys were Richard W. Al- If you are already adequately rection on the highway. Loder reuter, Brenda Lee Berg, John protected In the latter regard,g, I Patrolman Walter Monahan is- (Continued) . Edelmann, James W. Greene, you could well place this Stocks Churn sued careless driving summonses t>»e people in question to testify Marcia Lee Horr, Sandra R. money in the merchandising to all three drivers. The Port again. Lang, John F. McCabe, 3d, and Croup, which has been acting ex- Monmouth First Aid Squad took Charles M. Webster. Irregularly; the injured to the hospital. Mr. Gruber said his client has tremely well. I suggest Sears, T^myPro'Back the rigiht to confront these wit- Benjamin Ashin, Kiwanis presi- Roebuck; Safeway Stores, or a nesses. lent, was toastmaster. The Combination of both. New Jersey chools were represented by their Sales Drop Mr. Ostrov maintained the tes- Q—"I am 80 years old and have Stock Market To^ Witness Stand respective superintendents. Msgr. NEW YORK (AP) - The stock timony of the witnesses at the shares in General Electric, Amer- Emmett A. Monahan appeared market churned irregularly Yesterday's closing stocks: Pro) Proveniano returns to the earlier hearing was sufficient. He ican Cyanamid, and Cities Serv- witness rtand today to defend him for the Red Bank parochial yesterday with sugars and tobac- AOT Ind • »jt I-WBOkt Brit If a-lso argued that Mr. Gruber had ice. I have some money that sett agafnst government charges News Briefs school system; Dr. John'Kinney cos weak. JOHM * h ample time then to cross ex- should be invested and am con- Volume dropped to 4.9B million Aile* Cp Joy Mi 1$ that he' extorted: $J7,100 from a represented the Rumson-Fair Alex Vat Kaiser Al By The Associated Press amine these witnesses. sidering life insurance stock. shares from Wednesday's 5.85 Air HedIRedM Kenneeott New York tracking firm. Haven Regional High School, and What is your opinion? I cannot : AUec iPw Kopp«r» Prbvenjiww, .«, president of Finally Caipt. Kronertberger Willis Sisson, guidance director of million shares. A1UM Ck ' Kreaje, MB TRENTON - The Appellate milling machine and engine lathe afford any risk." E.O. took the stand and repeated the Red Bank public schools, ap- The Dow industrials, thanks to A»l« dial Kioitr Teamsters local 560 of Union Division of Superior Court yes- operators will be conducted at A—Since your letter—which I A)w* Uh Port O testimony that he had given dur- peared for the local school sys- gains by some pivotal blue Chips, Am MrJln Lett Vel Inl City, gave rambling answers, tterda • y voide-• d- an orde- r requiring Perth Amboy. cannot print in full—seems emi- Am Bolt fib IX>r OlOM ing the original hearings. :em. made a moderate gain of .94 atAm Can drew rebukes from judge Robert Asbury Park to issue a building nently practical, I'm going to Lib MfiNftL liV He admitted under cross ex- 728.87. Am Cyan Uftkill Shaw and aggravated his attorn- permit allowing extension of an NEWARK - Frederick H. give you an equally frank an- Am JtFdr Lltloo tod amination that he fad refreshed In the over-ail market of 1,325Am Mot Ltikeni SU ey, during his 3J4-hour* on the elevator shaft in a funeral home. Groel, executive Wee president swer. Smelt Mick nit . his memory of the incident bj issues traded, however, 538 de- stand Thursday in U.S. District The Francioni, Taylor and Lopez of the Prudential Insurance .__ TWi • iuitxt, on consulting the transcript. He al- Rule Death clined and 482 advanced. New Am std , -8* Cqurt.'-'. •-..';:.••.. •'. , . •' Funeral Home at 702-704 Seventh Co. of America, was elected Am Tel Tel J so admitted that he could noi Jiigjhs for the year totaled 54 andAm Viaeose He is accused of extorting, the Ave., Asbury Park, sought to ex- president ot the state Chamber MOM remember testimony he gave )Vant Access new tows 12. Amp Inc money from Dom Transportation tend its elevator shaft to the sec- of Commerce yesterday. He Of Woman Anaconda Minn MtM during other parts of that hear- The price level was uneven tfl Amua> 8U . Mo Pic A Inc; of Rensselaer, N.Y., between ond floor of its building, Asbury succeeds Charles A. Eaton, Jr., Armour MoM Ward 1952 and'1959 to insure labor peace ing. day. Chrysler wss hit hard by Aimst Ck Kit Bleo Park first issued the permit but Wee president of the Fidelity To Rt. 18 AtU OU at the firm's terminal in Secwcus. The captain also admitted that As Suicide profit taking and was delayed in Ml Refln N Cub Rei revoked it when Charles Musto Union Trust Co. Groehl, of NEW SHREWSBURY - Bor- opening due to a piie-up of sell Atcblson Kit Dairy . The government claims Proven- on several occasions during those HAZLET — The death of Mrs. nal matin of 708 Seventh Ave., protested. Short Hills, was elected at a Avco ;Corp ough Council will press for a orders. This outstanding' gainer Bibcock W Net Oypj zano received $1,600 in cash from Superior Court Judge Gene R. meeting of the chamber's board hearings he had made mistakes Josephine F, Marino, 45, of 47 New Shrewsbury access to and ot the 1963 market was the most Bald Lima, •Kit. Keel Walter Dorn, president of the Mariano ordered the permit re- of directors. He will take office in testifying on entries on given Appleton Dr., was ruled suicide Bait k Ob, NT Central exit from the new portion ot Rt. active stock, off 2 at 66% onBayult Cl( M Pw trucking company, and arranged instated but was overruled by the July 1. Eaton will continue dates in the blotters. He said the yesterday by Dr. Harry L. Har- : 18 when it is constructed through 134,500 shares. BeH * How No Anl Av for the payment of $15,600 to Mi-Appellate Division. The Appel- to serve as a director. mistakes were .quickly brought wood, assistant county physician. Bendlr Nor Pax: «i4 this borough. Ford, which has lagged con- Beth Steel Nw* Airlln M chael Comunale, a Jersey City late Court said extending the ele- to his attention by Mr. Ostrov State police, Keyport barracks, The governing body decided last siderably, surged to the second Norwich n *1'4 lawyer. vator shaft would require build- and corrected. BonJen Oi#fo Map ' UV CAMDEN - Aaron Nixon, 16, said Martin Marino found his night to seek a conference with place among volume leaders, ris- Borf Warn Owens HI 01 82» Provenrano denied all the ing a sizeable addition to the slipped off a wooden piling and Mr. Gruber argued that there wife about 3:30 a.m. dead in the state Highway Department of- ing 1% to W/i on 126,300'shares Bruniwk . Pin A W Air 8»K second floor of the funeral home. Buckeye PI Piram Plot charges. drowned yesterday in the Dela- were many such instances of mis- front seat of the car, which was ficials to discuss the points of and touching a new high for theBucy Kile Ptniij, 1C When, asked by his tttbrney, Funeral homes are banned in ware River. Three companions takes and that it was quite pos- parked in the garage. borough interest in the new route. year. Bulova . . • P» Pw *u the : residential area involved. Burl Ind Pi BR Henry Singer Of Brooklyn, NY., failed in attempts to rescue the sible that the captain had mi' Dr. Harwood said the woman, Thejfc include not only an inter- Cue. JI The court said the funeral home American Viscose was third Cater Trac Pepel Colt if he had accepted $17,100 "or even youth near the Petty's Island read the entries on the blotter i Matawan Township public change on Rt. 18, but also its most active stock, off 1% at M'/,Celaaees Perlda Elm one dollar from Dorn or the porn existed before the zoning ordi- Bridge. for Nov. 2, 1861. health nurse, was despondent alignment as it passes through "" i-aVQb Filter nance and cannot be removed on 92,600 shares. An antitrust Caroler Phil El company or anyone connected The patrolman was then'caUec over, the fact that her job had New Shrewsbury. suit was filed to block the acqui- ClUee Bv Pnlll ' Ptt " with it," Provenzano replied: ' But it cannot be enlarged, il been abolished. He ruled that the Cot* Cola. •• Pit Steel to the stand and flatly deniec Borough officials here still re- sition of Avisco by FMC Corp., Colg Bel Poll S\r.I*O ... know I irri under oath and said, unless a variance is issued that he made the akeg- cause of death was carbon mo- call with some bitterness that al- which dropped % to 42. Colum aa» . Pullmih 31 The owner of the funeral home ComlSol definitely say no;" Newsletter changes. noxide poisoning. Pure O« «' property, Sarah J. Francioni, did though the Garden State Park- Libbey-Owens-Ford was fourth Con Idle BOA 70i The husky'Provenzano also saW Mr. Blum said he would con Police said the ignition key was Cont Can 1 not apply for a variance. way intersects this borough, and most action on 89,600 snares, of Coop Bea 31% 28* he had never seen Comunale un- sider as evidence the testimony in the car and that the garage Com Pd i Co has two interchanges wholly with- which 70,000 shares came from Kepub Stl M' til he testified at the trial Satur- Is Asked contained in the transcripts. door was. down, when the woman in it, neither interchange bears one block and 8,000 from another. Revion •Keyo^et day. Comunale, *'; former j|udson NEW YORK - Frank H. He said "he would try to reac was found. the borough name. They recall The stock was off % at 5% cnre stl Rey Tob County assistant prosecutor, testi- Tuohy, of 32 Henry St., Jersey a decision as soon as possible. Bom in Jersey City, Mrs. Ma- Cukm Wr Robert Com For Borough further that it took years of pa-Fifth was Studtfoaker, unchanged Deere fied at that time that he had re- City, N. J., a summer resident rino had lived here three years. tient urging to get a sign at the Del * Had St Joe Uad t 6*4. Dent Sup « R P«p UK ceived $15,600 m monthly checks Of little Silver, N. J, was NEW SHREWSBURY - John She is survived by husbahd; Red Bank exit directing people General Motors eased V4 andDoug Alrc tt< of $200 from Doit as a retain- sworn In yesterday as comp- Thomson, Edison Ave., former BOOK DISCUSSION a son, Martin Marino, Jr.;;-two towards New Shrewsbury. American Motors was unchanged Dow Cliera JBiell Ol 42< Dreai 2nd Sinclair 4i< er for legal services.'ijejalA none troller of customs of the Port chairman of the Industrial Con- HAZLET—The June meeting daughters, Angela and Mary Ann The council decided last night at 20%. Da Pont : Smkh, AO 31 of it vent to .Proveniano. of New York, one of seven gress and member of the local Dm U : eocooy , H' the Great Books Discussioi Marino, all at home; her moth- also to survey the Eatontown and American Tobacco, directly In- East Air Ii Sou Pt« 39' Under cross-examination b> such ofices In the nation. The elementary school board, has er, Mrs. Angelina Monra of Union But Kod Sou Ry Group will be held Tuesday eve Asbury Park interchanges, both volved in the court action, was End Jonn «S' swearing-in took place in (he asked Borough Council to publish City, and a sister, Mrs. Carmella •perry Rd 14< Asst. U.S. Atty, Matthew Boylan, ning at the home of Mrs. Johi of which lie entirely within this the most heavily traded of its Erie Uclc Std Brand : Fireetone Tl Provenzano denied any involve- (3th Regiment Armory. Tuohy, a weekly newsletter on borough Regan, 4 Walters Dr. Seben of Closter, Bergen County, borough, to find out whether New group and lost %. Philip Morris Sid OU Cal Mi 50, served with the regiment activities for all residents. Std OU NJ 1 ment with congestion at the Se- The book to be discussed wil The Day Funeral Home, Key- lost 2%, Reynolds Tobacco %, II Shrewsbury is properly indicated Btudebaker caucus terminal. Prosecution wit- in World War II. Married and He pointed out in a letter read be Descartes' "Discourse oi port, is in charge of local ar- by signs there. The Eatontown Loritlard % and Liggett & Myers Food Pair : Texaoo FMC Cp ( Tei o Prod nesses had claimed truck driven the father of one son, Kevin, I, at last night's meeting of the Methods." rangements. exit Is especially important in the Ford Hot I T«I O gul Tuohy was assistant treasurer US. Gerrctt < Testnon parked their trucks haphazard)) governing body that there are eyes of borough officials because Fractional losses were shown Qen Accept : Tldevit Oil and ignored dispatchers' order! of the Bank of Commerce, 63 organizations in the borough. it leads directly to New Shrews- Qen Clear : Transimer by American Crystal Sugar, Cen- Gen Djrnam : Un Carbide 5J to create a slowdown. New York City, and for nine When an organization needs to bury's Mid-Monmouth Industrial tral Aguirre, Great Western Su- Qen Eleo I UnPac UOK Provenzano said the firm ha< years has been chairman of the get its message to citizens, he Park. Oen Fdf I Unit Alrc 41< Hotly Sugar, and South Oen Motorj ' United Op 47' never .complained about trucker: Jersey City Incinerator Author- said, it finds that flyers are cost- Puerto Rico Sugar. Qen Pub U< ; US linei ity. Tuohy's office supervises ly, time-consuming, "and in some Q Tel e: El 29% US Mi disrupting terminal operations. Cushioning the decline, Du Pont Oen Tire 2T US Nearly two dozen Teamsters tes- 27 New York counties and eight cases contrary to postal regula- rose 2, Montgomery Word Gillette X' XX Smelt New Jersey counties which col* tions." Glen Aid H' US Steel m tified earlier In the week that con- Standard (HI of Indiana %, Jer-Goodrich W Ven Al SU gestion at the terminal was be- lect about half of the customs "Newspaper coverage in pa- Goodyear 36' WalworOi dudes hi this country, approxi- sey Standard %, Consolidated Grace Co 41 Warn B Plo cause of the plant's physical lay- pers covering our community is Natural Gas 1, Bell & Howeli % Gt AAP 48' Wn Un Tel 1W out. mately $2 million a day. sparse and widely distributed Grejiiound 42' Weatr El 35' and Avco %. Gulf OU « White Hot 31' Discussing meetings with Dorn, through the papers," his letter Atlantic Coqst Line dropped Hamm Pap 33< Woolnth «• Here Pdr S8' Yncat SnaVT 73 Proveniano said they had mel WASHINGTON - The Welfare said. 1%, Norfolk & Western 2%, andIII Cent 52' Zenith R Int Bin Iloh 470 several times a year to discuss Department has approved four Councilman Robert Henck said Baltimore & Ohio %• int Nick My, grievances, but congestion at the grants to retain 78 unemployed he thinks the newsletter is a Int Harv r:;_ Int Paper 30% terminal was never brought up. persons in New Jersey for other good idea. However, he pointed Int Tel * Tel toy, Proveniano said they usually jobs, Sen. Clifford P. Case, R- out, issuing a weekly publication TrachSide met in restaurants. Singer asked NJ, was advised. The projects: would be "a full-time job." him who picked up the check. Essex County Adult School, New- Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., Egg Market "I would say, in 99 per cenl ark—$22,876, to train 25 as auto said he has been considering Fires Topic of the cases, Anthony Provenza' mechanic helpers. Middlesex such a plan for a long time, NEW YORK (AP) - (tlSDA) County Vocational and Technical — Wholesale egg offerings gen- no," Provenzano said. and that he has found one per- Judge Shaw reprimanded Pro- High School, New Brunswick— son who would be willing to work Of Discussion erally balanced.. Demand slight- $25,792'to train 17 as mailing ma- ly improved yesterday. venzano several times for Inter- on such a newsletter. rWW SHREWSBURY - Bor- chine operators; $20,127 to train New York spot quotations fol- rupting Boylan during the cross- The matter was held for study. ough officials and firemen will examination. Singer became 15 as auto mechanic helpers, and BEAT the HEAT meet Tuesday at 11 a.m. with low: $21,607 to train 21 as engine Mixed colors: Extras (47 lbs.miffed at his client for his length} It pays to advertise in the Red representatives of the Jersey Cen- and repetitive answers to j Boylan. lathe operators. The courses for Bank Register.—Advertisement. KEP mi ntiE Mm cm nntral Railroad to talk about track- min.) 29%-30V£; extras medium side fires. (40 lbs. average) 22^-2% stand- ards 28-29; checks 25^-28^. Forest and brush fires during AIR CONDITIONING the spring drought, whose cause Whites: Extras (*7 lbs. min.) Set Meetings LOW COST NEW ROOM was attributed to sparks from 29)4-31; extras medium (40 lbs. 1 Before you have a new room added to your home, average) 22^-2%; top quality OCEANPORT - Last night p-ou Tom,, passing trains, led Mayor John E. (47 lbs. min.) 29-32; mediums Borough Council meeting was you owe Ir to yourself to get our low prices. Our J adjourned until June 27 wheil &m I emu £ « (41 lbs. average) 23-25; smalls own crew of skilled craftsmen do the entire fob. sucmonh happenings Jr t0 see. k relief from (36 lbs. average) 19-20; peewces council will consider -applicants The Tuesday conference is in- 15-16. for liquor license renewal. Call now for your free estimate. tended to lead towards that end. Browns: Extras (47 ibi. min.' Mayor Edward C. Wilson an- ALTEX An echo of the multiple-fire nounced also that the next regu- crisis lbs. it lbs. s lar council meeting, which would PIPE and this area was heard at last age) 22V&-24& smsils (36 lbs. fall on July 4, has been scheduled REEDS Jewelers night's council meeting In a letter average) 19-20; peewees 15-16. for July 11. from Frank Wilgus, county di- hoi the ulecrion of SUPPLY Co. rector of Civil Defense activities Newman Springs Road, of the county radio room, prais- LOCAL SECURITIES PERFECT ing a borough patrolman for his The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- DIAMONDS Red Bank action at the time. ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- In central Jtmy SH 1-1111 Patrolman Stanley Fox, the let- tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities from ter said, voluntarily devoted a could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of completion. 37.50 ro 999.50 day off to assisting in the county Put that wilt* ipace in your Your baiemvnt can becom* CONTACT US FOR radio room. BANKS all told with a attic to good ui». L«t ui con- an all-purpoi* family room Mr. Wilgus explained that Pa- Asked 30-DAY vert it into extra rooms. It quickly and (corlomically. W» 32 cottf last than you think. Call FREE trolman Fox had worked In the Asbury Park - Ocean Grove MONEY BACK will halp you design it and radio room before joining the bor- Belmar - Wall National and it*. preiant {re* estimate. ESTIMATES ough foa-\ and therefore knew Central Jersey Bank GUARANTEE how the crisis would tax person- Fanners It Merchants by an Auritorlitd First Merchants National link I2»/4 nel. Keansburg - Middletown AMERICAN-STANDARD The day he donated was during NO DOWN PAYMENT! Long Branch Trust the worst part of the fire emer- DEALER Matawan Bank gygency, , and Patrolman Fox was Monmouth County National • FIRST PAYMENT OCT. "IUY THE IASY a big help, the letter said. NeN w JerseJ y TTrust m Peoples National, Keyport REEDS WAY!" • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY Sea Bright National • No moiwy rW J*tf*' What's News Pr»«tnt—F«r Y»u and Yours... Try to make Oil a restful day. Avoid koine, othen In Business invade your privacy with their Jack Stephen Skakandy, presi- Would-be local acton and problems and woes. Don't let dent of First Eastern Investment actresses are being called by Corp., Red Bank, has made a JEL Productions to be on hand emotions dictate your actions. •tudy showing that in six years at the Eabmtown Trailer Sales Do more listening than talking the number of industrial share- Exhibit of the Asbury Park ... ihe lew you say, the better holder* has doubled. In 1956, heTrailer Show tomorrow through today. Don't brood over the said, there were 8.6 million. The Sunday on Ocean Ave. Shoot- past—the future it what YOU number last year was 17 million. ing will be done for a new make it. Be strong in your faith. */• His study further shows S3 pertelevision series, "Six Gun cent of the shareholders have in- Law." Buck McLean is listed as the featured performer. Pait... Centuriea ago Notra- Future . . . Sootleu, dustiest, comes of $10,000 or less, about 40 damus predicted: "After the fin- per cent have incomes of $7,500 Wanted will be talented people germ-free air is close at hand. and crowd fillers. ish of a major war the entire or less and more than 18 per course of the kingdom shall be An electrostatic device, installed cent earn less than $5,000. In changed by the appearance of contrast, less than 5 per cent John Doyle, manager of thethree brothers who shall enter in chimneys of factories and Our community is exceedingly proud of you, the graduates of 1963! You have incomes of more than $25,- Carlton Theater, Red Bank, won into and take over the branches apartment houses, will reduce 000, he said. This survey shows second prize for April in theof the government." (The Ken- objectionable smoke particle* have worked hard, you have done a good job. You have reached the first more than 80 per cent of the in-"Manager of me Month" contest nedys?) by as much as 99 per cent. vestors completed high, school, 50 being conducted by the Walter milestone on your way to success! We, the sponsors of this page, extend per cent attended college for oneReade/Sterling system of more or more years and 31 per cent than 50 theaters. The system has The Day Under Your Sign launched what it calls a "profit personal wishes for your future success and happiness. are college graduates. House- M rdl ll wives and non-employed adult bonanza drive," with a total po- EmpWE!!£ fi •? ii" an .eqorauliilmitii' *,', t° *"t "thraw '*)b l GMUIIEIKMCSO- lach pmlbattos Bronzini, 6.00 nun with bij 23- Indi muter mi. FOR SALE Alfred Dunhill, London, 3.00 A fine selection of Highland Brigade, Dundee, WASHERS, DRYERS, GAS RANGES, Scotland, 2.00 REFRIGERATORS and Prices are for the FREEZERS at GEO. C. KOEPPEL BARGAIN PRICES four-ounce sizes. Add Slightly chipped or dented 10% federal tax. & SON, INC. but fully warranted me- Plumbing • Heating chanically. APPtlAN TV Repair AT OUR "Viiit Our New TV-SUrio DEALER... Dtmonitration Room" WAREHOUSE |WI Will COMPLETEIY- CORNM HOPI ROAD md INSTAILT fiEftVlte 141 First Avenue, GARDEN STATI PKWY. 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Kennedy tt tau taA ttka yit m»y be wv%liu l bdW 4 wee* mt*. in tbue i* oat rtsokl S*M to the erupt '•!{•* WOJPORD — Jk*(j* Peters,1 tot. lujbett Court and *t ia« of M totMd tit abler the east Sicily where volcanivolcanc Mt , tb« pment Etna tan ' •on o< Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pe- family, and Thomas Ltyton, brother and another school pal In east seen in a lava wMey jeit ' Betford. writing a letter to the comman- Etna rises 10.W0 feet abovb e thhe ten, Leonardvttle Rd., cede- down the ptHni mountain) Nanette Fabray's dant of the French ForelgftLagkn; BIRTHDAY Mediterranean. brtted his 14th birthday May 28. volunteering to serve in that fa- '\' -"•'•'''I'lyT^ZwT" Buying or selling? Use the NEW MONRtoUTH - Ju4th Prof. Alfredo RlttraanR, director Attending were Mrs. Margaret mous desert military unit. of the Catania Institute of Vul- It pays to adverUseto the Peters, Mrs. Helen Conard and Register Classified for quick re- Gage, daughter o< Mr. and Mri. manufacturers estimate! canoiogy, says Etn| reared up'BankJtegtotorvHW Mr. and Mrs, Willis Bale* and sults.—Advertisement. A Happy Lady "iehard Gage, Gary Dr., cele- that In the next five yean SO per rated her 13* birthday Friday, cent of road vehicles wOlbe rent- (tending were Colleen Kennedy, BOYLE By HAL BOYLE ed or leased rather than .Individu- •trida GaHagher, Barbara Mc- NEW YORK (AP)-It is accept-!' to be able to turn it off, get rid ally owned. oed, Joyce EeoHbach, Kathy ed< w•• sho«ww businestuHiMos gospe«n>n*li tha*•*t I•"'on f life's harsh nolle*, and enjoy This year U the MOth anniver- jess, Eleanor MacMahon, C*. You Name the Job... every comedian beats the heart of quiet It Is beautiful wmetiinej to sary of man's first air voyage. On sste WHderman, Maureen Mc- a hidden Hamlet. be able to retreat to a peaceful Nov. 31, 178), two Frenchmen Jthnr, Kathy Duggan, Barbara .eganthel and EUeen- KiUduff. But Nanette Fabray, one of the glade of my own making with one flew a balloon/ for two hours and 10 minutes over the rooftops of blithest comediennes of our day, little flick of my hearing aid." HWY. 36 ATUNTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 harbors no frustrated hopes of Paris. TItey traveled six miles GRAVELY Nan and her family an cur- aid reached an altitude of more playing Lady MaoBeth. No tragic rently camping indoors at the than 3,000 feet tears for her, (hank you. iFOWEi \ ONE-STOP PARPEN C1NT1R same hatel her* la which Presi- "I adore light comedy," said Less than 30 per cent of the Nan, who Is winding up a nine- dent Kennedy keeps a suite, tod world's three bilUon-pltw people Gear- she and her son have a speaking are Christian. month role as First Lady, in Irv- MOWERS Yes We Have Watermelons ing Berlin's Broadway musical, acquaintance with him. You can save up to 30 per cent or more by tending your son or "Mr. President," in which she is As I turned to leave, Jamie oostarred with Robert Ryan. daughter to a college in the South Sale and Service and Geraniums Power stepped up and' flipped out or Midwest—instead of an Ivy Specialists for "The only thing is that musical small paw: League-type ichooi m the North- comedy is looked down on as "Shake the hand that shook the east \ • • TORO featuring a full line of... second-class citizen in the per- hand of the President of the Unit- No insurance company would Is- forming arts. Drama is ooraid- ed States,' he said gravely. sue a policy on the "Mona Lisa" ECUPSE Does ered the grand lady, the matri- during its visit here, because the GRAVELY HYBRID ANNUALS arch, of the theatrical world. NEW YORK (AP)-TWngs a masterpiece was considered price- "Actually, I've found that most columnist might never know if he less. However,, 39 companies now BOLENS musical comedy performers can didn't open his mail: have banded together Into a syn- • WE AISO FEATURE • do a good job in drama.. Look at A California survey of 500 driv- dicate to offer insurance on art WHEELHORSE It! Gertrade Lawrence, Mary Mar- «s arrested speeding in the wrong treasures to be brought here dur- tin, jred Buttons. But the step the] lanes found many of them wen ing the New York World's Fair. MIRACLE other way is rare. unconsciously expressing hostility The spider Is the latest occupa- "In the theater you have to after matrimonial quarrels. tional victim of the space age. ORGA-VITE start with drama. You can gradu- On the other hand, psychologists Spider webs once used as cross- MOWER, INC. Super Tractor- ate to comedy only If you're well- have found, bowling is a ready hairs in optical instruments, are ^yM 100% Natural Organic Plant Food delivered with trained. To me, comedy Is the and harmless release for the an-being replaced by llnesXetched di- (IVj wllei io«A ef S Ce«M>l| Starter, Governor, highest form of theatrical endeav- ger and frustration raised by fric- rectly on the glass. And Soil Improver and other or, requiring more understanding tions within the family. If you're Psychologists . say one of the Accessories. Shown and a better sense of timing." mad at someone, you merely look best ways to relieve your own ten- STOP IN TODAY! with Riding Attachment, Nan, who started as a tap danc- at the head pm, whisper the name, sion in living is to help someone 671-1073 30" Rotary Mower. er at the age of 3, played In the throw the ball and - whunmol •Its in trouble. old "Our Gang" comedies, and learned mimicry from that cross- eyed master of the sHent screen, Choose from 31 Ben Turpm. After growing up, however, she Attachments! switched to ingenue roles in dra- There's a Gravely attack matic plays. It was producer meat for your every gardening George Abbott who advised her to and grounds-care job. return to light comedy in "High Choose from 5 mowers, 4 Button Shoes.' snow-ice removal tools, Spray- Miss Fabray went through an er, Cart, Saws—ell powered by emotional ordeal a few years the rugged, all-gear drive back, complicated by a divorce, career crises, and fear of en- J H J! Gravely Tractor! croaching deafness. t Gear up with Gravely Gear- Today all those troubles have Power to do all your tough melted away. Nan is profoundly jobs fast! happy with her second husband, screenwriter Ranald MacDougall, and their 4-year-old son, Jamie. Even More VERSAmilY when You "Because of my hearing loss," she recalled, "I used to try to tide or told* with GRAVELY make people adjust to my world. Ride for the easy Jobs, guide far the tough ones. A Gravely It was my husband who convinced Riding Attachment let* you chooae—just drop a pin to convert me this was ridiculous—so we from a riding tractor to a maneuverable walking tractor for the went out and bought a hearing tough jobs where you can't ride. aid. "Now I wear it everywhere—In-| ASK N0W roR FREE DEMONSTRATION! eluding onstage. I couldn't work without it People who really need a hearing aid but don't wear one don't realize what a whole new I m» South of Freehold Traffic Circle world awaits them. It's fantastic FREEHOLD, N. J. And a hearing aid is easier to wear than glasses." PHONE HO 2-0743 Nan, whose own hearing aid! can't be seen beneath her reddish- brown hair, said the gadget has an added advantage.- ' "I find It a big help," she said. Are Your Painting Chores Getting You Down KIT AN IND TO THIM FOMVH! LET US INSTALL ALUMINUM SIDING The cosr ef 2 paint jobs will mere than pay fer Hie installation ... Thereafter your worries are over. 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It's true that re- scholarship. There's also part- went to save for.. Just putting large university tells me .that a wWi the MMpn of high cipients of these loans are select- tint work to be considered, eith- money away is a pretty dreary "reasonable estimate" of annual ' graduations, eome Dear Mjss Feeley: ed by the college or university er at the college or In the vicinity. business. You haye to have a rea- home expenses, if ejtpected to j of financing next fall's Regarding your reply to Bob itself. And that the law does pro- If you want detailed informa- son, a real objective. Give It a be kept at a minimum. trip to college. Here's t timely B. relative to the National De- vide special consideration for su- tion on the National Defense Stu- name. Is It for a home, a world letter about applying for scbol- Figure In your cash outlays as fense Education Act of 1988 and perior academic background. dent loan Program, write to the tour, retirement Once you get atthips. well u your recorded payments. obtaining a k*n for a college But there are other ways for Office of Education of the U. S. a mental picture of what you Dear MIM Feeley: There It no decessity for proof education, I would appreciate students to earn money for an Department of Health, Educa- want that money to buy, you of your Rgnrei, as there, would more details. I have been trying tion, and Welfare, Washington, We expect to complete the par- education. Some 6S colleges have won't be tempted to spend It be In filing an Income tax re- to do this tor my son who is what are called cooperative pro- D. C. for something less important. «BU' ..wnfWentlal itwemsot pf turn. Just estimate *» logically matriculating at L—— for den- grams, wherein students divide (Mary Feeley will welcome the College Scholarship Service as you can. This is simply In- tistry, and we can get nowhere. their time between classrooms Dear Miss Feeley: your questions. Write her m care for one of our children who formation the college or univer- It Pays to Advertise in The Register be entering college, It appears that you have to and acquiring on-the-job expert Do you have any suggestions of The Register.) Of course We retain all of our .canceled checks, but m do not 1 feel these reflect the total amount Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. to 6 of our expenses, For Instance, how would one arrive at a res sonable estimate of "annual home expenses" when a lot ol ! the expenses wouM be paid in cash (Including taxes, utilities, etc.) ; V Mrs. M. K. T., SUllwater, Minn. Dear Mrs, T: Post mm. For Zar 0 See Our New 'Summerland', Brimming with Bright Colorful Ideas for Relaxed Hours Indoors and Out! 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'til • p.m. / MEMBER EASY CHARGE 230 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK, MJ.-PR 5-3300 ^ " RED BANK REGISTER Fridtj, Jim 7, Domestfetliy, tiili iUnd*«liM-|ejtl (fee «ont«tars coatd kuA of Mrs* AtaeE. Settle, 2» mmsmm tk» Is counted upon to make a orach of this W per eeet fao»a»e vEetomown, N. J., «om- dent in the nation's annual $100- llngtobdconunerabacfctoAnCT- I 'mmk officer bousing tod distributing consum-l er and industrial products aroundH the states. ILEARN Helps to Cut Costs Hie association estimates thttll DRAFTING! the American transportation in-1 duatry wiS spend $12 minion for DAWSON By SAM DAWSON the demountaUe oontalnen thisll f year, compared with S3 million || omMD IN: HBW YORK (APWuneriom « rest of Europe, bjit also In thelast year. I* ARCHtnCTURAL are looking tor * big step forward sr East and Latin America. If the new standards catch onll e MECHANICAL In catting costs while increasing The standard containers were internationally, the changeover toll leELECTIOHIC their international trade, (proved etriy mis year for these containers should push total I . /. Stati SenintfMonmouth Cent* tie II A move toward standardization nerican industryy . Theyy are van expenditures much higher next • IHtOUMIHT OflM is a bright spot in the recent sea mtauwn, eitheih r10 10,202 , 30 or 40 year. • CTIHIMft rROftBAM et long, 8 feet high and $ feet of troubles in which VS. tariff, American industry has a long- Wnfv tw PfM Cnw#9 NOW LOCATED IN OUR cutting policies htve been chal- Ide. In effect the containers arerange hope that annual trade out- NEW OFflCE lenged by the European Common alien without wheels. side the Communist bloc will be MONMOUTH DRAFTING Market Among the worries set They are fully interchangeable by $100 billion higher within 10 oft by, this has been an intensify- nong railroads, trucks and oc-years. Transportation and ship- INSTITUTE 144 BROAk>ST., REDBANK ing of the always present threat in-going vessels. ping experts contend that Hand-'«o le«9> Av*. AAery fts* Just areund flw earner treat aw toner effice at of a trade wtr. the American Standards Asso- ciation says a global standard for SH 1-5080 American containers it due to be t«u can reserve a/rl-pielt up airline, steamship, bus adop«d thU year by the Intern* and tour tickets, hotel and resort area reservation tional Organization for Standard!- ft our" •fflcet. flutt should hdp both this na- It Costs No More to Book Through tion's domestic transportation and world shipping industries In their NEW BANK YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT struggle to wriggle free of a se- vere cott^rofit aqoeew, Delegates from the American Bridge Column gwp have met win expects from the Common Market and other By ALFRED SHEMWOLD European nations and with Far Eastern shipping interests. Ihey Always jive your opponent end- THE HANDS say they have convinced them to IN TOWN it tor t fine play, IMs not only accept as standard the American creates the ujuMcsslon that, you containers. an « fine apnitsmtn but also dls- tncti attention from any crime TOs would permit integrated you may have committed. trtnspwtttlon ot gooda by stand- ardixed containers from Rotnoke Hi* F&M Norienal Bank ef West opened the tin* of hearts, to Rome, tram Akron to Ankara, continued with the queen, and Americans expect this to open M a t a w a nannounces lht« then led the Jtdc of hearts to new export markets for their drive out South'* tee. foods, not only in the Commoii ©pining of its ntw branch South led a dob tad played Market, tariffs permitting, and the nine (ram dummy, losing to bank on Highway 34, cast Basf a Jack. Bade came a spade, and South went up with the tee of Matawan at LJoyd Road. to nin the rest of dommy'a dubs. Hadet Mrs. Joseph- R.L Jadnon. 671 Declarer discarded three spades Hdmdel Rd, has returned to bet ind a. diamond on dummy's club, home from Monmouth Medial swing Just the A*J of dia- Center, Long Branch, where sh» Bonds. West had to awe the WM a surgical patient for several ting of spades to prevent dum- days. my's Jtdc from winning a trick; and West therefore could keep ARMERS ERCHAWTi DAILY QUESTION Mr. and Mrs. James Neidinger, only two diamonds. Partner opens with 1 NT (|< With nine tricks in tWft, Sooth ,. , .- . . . Rt 35, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert NATIONAL BANK was not going to risk any fl-tpasseso It Points),. You bold^: theS-. noJ 14t piaye7, Hr Bonn- , Green Grove Ave., wen nesses. When South cashed the 7 1 D-WI, C-^AK 10H J.recent New Hope, Pa., visitors Let us shew you how b The Heart 01 Mttawaa ace and king ot diamonds. West's What do you aay? Mrs. Dontld Novotny and to * Little it costs ..... queen dropped and South there- Answer: Bid three no trump. fant son, Jamet Donald, arrive tore made tn extra trick. The long club suit is worth by plane from Deerfleld Pack .BfrABUSHBDHN Why not put that baument to good use, by finishing . • Wonderful Hay least an extra point or two, and Ph., to visit Mr*. Novotnya par it off and making a recreation room for the family? "A Wonderful play," West ex-U^eomMoedtertal should thare-eats. Mr. and Mri. ChestonT« You'll be surprised how little it costs to have Vttiom1 claimed. "The best backward fore M enough fofor gamegame. Uyton, Beers St.' Mr. Novotn; The Oldest Bask eicectly to your liking. Call us today and let us squeeze Fve seen since the Lent- will Join his family in a few days Culbertsoo match of 1932. I'll bat show you how easily wa can do it for you. you've been ttyding." Presidential Mr, and Mrs. Rober»C. Horn "I don't have time to study," berger and children of Holmde *^ FREE ESTIMATES! South admitted modestly. "IBCM Oversight (t(L. have moved ta uxuMMn plays Just come naturally, Ijguess, • usomy if you keep your wks afiwt you/* t BOOM ADDITIONS • BUXUty "Very brilHtnt," East com- mented, but Jris heart wasn't in On i the compliment. He knew that A prasi- CALL DAY or NIGHT 291-9065 I his partner had thrown away the denttaltt, , oyenighoynghtt that .ignoreignored tod was making a lossWoodroWd w WiWilsonl , one Open a Swings Account Now and Keep It Crowing LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC., 120 East Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, 141 West Front St.. Red Bank NATIONAL IANK KEANSiURG MtDDLBTOWN UNCROFT BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, 153 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands Llttcreft Shopping eiecTRic SUPPLY ca Church ft Can Ave. Kiags Hwy. Center 79 E. Newman Spring Rd., Red Bank • SH 1-640O 7J741N MI-UN M )U -, v,,:-^ $ BED BAKK MC1STEH June Graduates Plans Aiiftisf Announce HOLMDEL - Mr. and Mr*. John L. DeFelicf, ^ %'•W' Summer nourice the erigifgemeot.of (JKir daughter, Miss Norm*" Anas'De- Felice, to Michael John Canon, Programs son of Mr. andsMr*. James A. MKHWL£TOWN - "TTK Moon arson, Glenoldeh^P*., r Ij Blue," a comedy by F. Hugh Miss DeFeJice it, .airaduate Herbert, trill open a season of of Matawan High School and is summer stock to be presented by employed as a secretary'at the the Wagon Wheel Playhouse, U. S. EnAasjy, Bonn, OWtWny. Chestnut St., beginning June 26. Mr. Carson is a graduate of This ii the first Community TODAY St. James CatWjHcHlgli.,School. Theater in Monmouth County to SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.-Fellowship, president of the RUMMAGE SALE, Mtddletown Chester, Pa., and'theBahtOTity present a summer stock pro- Three shore area students who Drama Club, director of the Rescue Squad. No. 2, 10 a.m. to of Pennsylvania. He'J»rwd^w|th gram. AViMam Corio, director, an received bachelor's degrees from Junior '"Show, secretary of the 4 p.m., former Burke'* Men's the U, S. Air Force injI'lii'ieBi. Bounced plans at a recent general Skidmore College Sunday at the National Student Association, Stop, Rt. 35 and MiddJefcwn- ployed as a civilian .employee at meeting at the playhouse. 52d commencement here on cam-member of the Judicial Board, New Monmoutfi Rd., Mtddfletowr,. fte United Sl«tei Embassy, Bonn,' "Bell, Book, And Candle," a pus are Miss Judith Serbe, daugh- the Student Curriculum commit- FOOD SALE, Women's Guild Germany. comedy by John Van Druten; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert tee and a Big. Sister. for Christian Service of the Mid- An ADgUrt wedding is planned. "Write Me a Murder," a mys- Serbe, 17 Hamiltonian Rd., Mid- Miss Gere received a. bachelor dletown Reformed Church, 1 to tery by Frederick Knott; and dletown; Miss Virginia Gere, of arts degree in English. She 3 p.m., church hall, Kings Hwy., "The Little Hut," a comedy by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry was a member of the freshmw Middletown. Andre Roussin, will also be pre-Gere, Harding Rd., Little Silver, and sophomore choruses and the DINNER, Red Bank Presbyte- lented during the summer. Each and Miss Elsie Karen Rogers, English Club. Her mother, the rian Church Choir, 7:30 p.m.. show will run Wednesday through daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred former Marjorie Balevre, is a Colts Neck Inn. Saturday evenings for two weeks. W. Rogers, 187 Sycamore Ave., Skidmore alumna. CARD PARTY, Ladles Auxili- Stall members for the season Shrewsbury, N.J. Miss Rogers majored In history ary of Mystic Craftsman's Club will include Mr. Corio as direct- and received a bachelor of arts of Red Bank, 8 p.m., 200 Maple or; Jack Dempsey, Miss Mere- Miss Serbe received a bachelor degree. She was a member of Ave., Red Bank. . : dith Mitchell, Miss Nancy Me- of science degree and majored the Judicial Board, the Sopho- MUSICAL PLAY. "LHtie Mary TOTOYY raEVI^ for^» ^j^^S^i^;^^F^rsiU»4 for Sunday from II ama.m.. to 6 Robert Hughes, Mrs. in. drama. She was a nominee more chorus and an officer of herSunshine," 8:40 p.m., Wagon 1 for .•. . .',;•. '-'J .''.', .. Aneny, : p.m. on the grounds of' 186 'Maple Ave.j Reef Sank, is given by children of com Graham Mallory, and Mrs. for the Woodrow Wilson National dormitory. Wheel Playhouse, Rt. 35 and p g p y • Draperies • Sliitcovers' James Gwynn, all of Middletown. Chestnut St.,' Middktown. mittee aides, left to righth , Alvil n Rod«ckdk , 6; SusaS n CurtisC , 6, and LorettLt a RodackRdk , 1133, • Bedspreals • Blinds Casting for all productions is MOVIES, U. S. Equestrian Alvin's ,«i^r.' v^t^Mri^ ler^, CurKi, Sqsan^Vrnother, who is chairman of the • Shades •iOortalnt ; being held »*8 P-m- Sunday and Team three-day {cross-country) event being sponsbrad'by trr»: Siiterhowl \fortfhe benefit of the Hebrew School. Complete Installation Service Monday evenings in the play' division in action, Ma]. Stephen SHOP-AT-BOMRiSERyiaE house. von Visy, coach, -narrator. St. Carnival features will include flames and horse rides, and will be held from 11 to U;V Curtain time for all produc- Leo the Great auditorium, Lin- 6p.m. '' '••'•" ^-"'.--•..::<:;-: :•:•_( ,/:•'-:''• '• ••••{ V;"', ,V.\ •. '^;;' v :7^22 - ' tions will be 8:40 p.m. and tele- croft, 7:30 p.m. ; phone reservations will be ac- cepted. Season subscriptions are TOMORROW .. on sale at the box office. RUMMAGE SALE,.Middletown Rescue Squad No. 2, 10 a.m., Red Bank Dept, Ifylds Installation TO MEET SUNDAY Middletown-NewMomnoutti Rd., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The RED BANK — Mrs. David J. gltdre, American/home;. ,Mrs. stay at YMCA Summer camp for Alicia Margaret Mi&Betawn. . • . Rowland, Shrewsbury, was in- Benjamin 5, Vincent, Jr!,, gar-a boy. The olub's project for the St. Agnes Holy Name Society will Sertnti , Ckanberlali MUSICAL SHOW, "Sounds of meet Sunday at the church fol- AaatrtM stalled as chairman of the Eveden- ; Mrs. Andrew'' Hofer and past year was the Monmouth Broadway," Middletown Com- Mrs. Lew)s "E. Connor; ways and County Unit of New Jersey As- lowing the 7:45 a.m. Mass. MISS ALICIA SORENSEN, MISS LONNIE R. ANDERSON, munity Chorus, 8:30 p.m., Mid-ning Department of the Red Bank 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Woman's Club Monday at the an-means; Mrs. Wijlidnt Verner andsodatlon for Retarded Children. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bev-dletown Village School, Kings Mrs. John Barnes; welfare; Mrs.1 , The board will meet June 24-in Dally I to 5: I* Sorensen, Monmouth Hills, At- erly Anderson, 8$ Woodland Dr., Hwy. nual installation, dinner in MAUy Pitcher inn. ' " • /, ,;' ;' Richard Klrby'aaa Mrs.i Frahcis the clubhouse on Broad St EXPLORER lantic Highlands; received an as-Fair Haven, received a bachelor CIRCUS BALL, Monmouth Re- sociate in arts degree Sunday at Mrs.. George R. Schneider, Streichi membership; 1 Mrs/ N. J. of science degree in home-eco- form Teniple, 8:30 p.m., Bamm Tornberg, telephone; Mrs. Donald DAY CAMP the 126th commencement exer- Hollow Country . Club, Middle- Wayside, fifth district vice prei- nomics Wednesday from Doug- ident of,the'New Jersey Statie pi White, program; Mrs.: HoytJ cises at Colby Junior College, town. McGuire's Grove New London, N.H. She was a lass College. Federation of Women's CIub», publicity,; Mrs. Lotils Despreaux : MUSIOAI. PLAY, "Little-Mary ENROLL NOW member of the International Re- For three years she was • Sunshine," 8:40' p.m., Wagon and a member of .the Red Bank and.Miss:Evelyn Matoney, con- lations Club and Outing Club and member of Queens Theater Guild Wheel P!ayhouse, Rt." 35 andclub's senior membership,: of- stituaon - and r bylaws;- Mn: Lft- AT MIDDLETOWN, N. J. also played varsity field hookey.' and was awarded a gold "R' Chestnut St., Middletown. ficiated at' the, candlelight! in- Roy. Phifer, newsletters Mrs. Pey- 2-4-4 or S-Wttk Stulou stallation ceremony which also tDnyWieeler; budget;; Mrs.- • Lar- for service to the guild. She also SUNTiAY *M 24 • Aig. U MISS MARGARET CHAMBER- was a member of Alpha Psi honored past presidents. taud, yearbook, add Mrs. Michael the CARNIVAL, Congregation Beth Rafferty, hospitality. lap HospUM | CALUNG FOR RJVERVJEW is Mrs. AmrrL. Haskett, Jr.; Second Pictorial Review of Middletown, checking potential supporters for the forth- i s coming Pictorial. More than 50 shops, services and agencies By HELENE MOORE -Plctortal, tocounted'(or almost i •* • WSmen'i organisation!, tiling h«lf of the total fundi raised. took space in last year's benefit supplement. Contributions Urelewly for charity's sake, havew! IMrtibtoM-ilMd product waa from patrons and sponsors accounted for almost half of the hft «« indelible imprint on the] lively, attractive pictorial ex- hlbit of the wares erf local mer- King's English. ROUND TABLE DlSCUSSfON'initiates the Navesink River chants, displayed, demonstrated total funds raised. ' 'Their ilghti set on ever bigger!and worn by some of the. mow. Auxiliary to Ritiervleil? Hospital's second pictorial supplement, Mrs. Haskell is a member of the auxiliary's publicity fund-raising goals, they have attractive' women in Monmouth evolved and invented an endles»|County who were photographed In to be piAlisjied this year in the Oct. 11 edition of Tfie committee and sponsors and patrons committee. number of money-making iidia»;| local shops, it familiar historical Register. From left to right are Mrs. lames S. Johnston^ Jr., •most of which are Inspired 'by Sites and on the' picturesque their own homemaking talents,! grounds of Navesink River es- Mrs. Amory L, HaskeU, Jr, (standing), Mrs. Ringland' F. They have organized countless tates.. They expect to repeat their .(feisertrbrldges, bake aalei, hat-, tour de- force even more suc- KUpatrick, !/., Mrs. Robert G. Pearse and Mrs. John B. dramas, kaffee klatsches, Christ- cessfully this year. mas bazars, country fain, spring In addition to Mrs. Kilpatrlck Russell, Jr. • • . * ' ' '••,... carnivals and strawberry fes-i as chairman, the auxiliary's 1963 Spread before them are copies of last year's Pictorial • Uvalr.. L. officers are Mrs. Norris, vice '. The collectors and attfc- scour- chairman; Mrs. John J. Bassett, whkh netted more than $5,000 for the hospital. - ers Save bequeathed us (he near- treasurer; Mrs. John B. Russell, ly-new sale, white elephant booth Jr., corresponding secretary, and ind trash 'n treasure table. Foot-] Mrs. Peter H. B. dimming, re- light fanciers, favor talent nighta cording secretary. Mrs. Bassett, and neighborhood variety shows Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Cumming complete with the ubiquitous -are Rumson residents. chorus line of housewives. Sup- Committee tasks are appop porters of the theory that pocket- tioned as follows: Sponsors and books loosen as stomachs fill patrons, Mrs, Samuel Sloan, 3d, -push paid-up membership lunch- Middletown, chairman, and Mrs. eons, mother-daughter dinners, Bassett; Mrs. James S. Johnston, kick-off brunches and spaghetti Jr., Rumson, and Mrs. Amory L. suppers. And the female organ- Haskell, Jr., Middletown. izers and executives whose forte Publicity, Mrs. Norris, chair- is efficiency and' energy are, the man; Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. tirelejf • backers of tag days, Johnston. raffle*;'spring luncheons, fashion Models, Mrs. Russell, chairman, Urges State shews, dinner-dances, lecture se- and Mrs. Olaf Ravndal, Little Sli- ries,' Chinese auctions and tricky er. tray parties (whatever these may Editorial, Mrs. T. Caillard be.) Thomas, Middletown,' chairman; Initiative In 1 i Unique among money-makers in Mrs. Richard M. Hurd, Locust; this area last year was the initial Mrs. Alfred- L, Ferguson, Jr., project of the newly-organized Navesink, and Mrs. Ralph C. . Navesink River Auxiliary, to Draper, Middletown. Welfare Aid Riverview Hospital whose mem-! Other auxiliary members are Mrs. Alfred N, Beadleston, *~bera planned, executed and pub- OAKHURST - "Public wel- Shrewsbury; Mrs. Jojra H. Bow- •'lished a 15-page pictorial supple- 'are has its greatest opportunity ers, Mrs. Richard M. Boyd, Mrs. ment appearing in the Oct. 19 in years to move forward, if Willard H. Cobb, Mrs, Joseph C. Register. Through benefit ads states would take advantage of Hoagland, Jr., Mrs. Niels John- sold to local merchants, the aux- federal programs already in ex- sen and Mrs, Robert G. Pearse, iliary raised more, than $5,(KK istence," Charles S. Burt, ex- all' of Rumson; Mrs. Sumner for the hospital—a goodly sum ecutive director of the New Jer- Rulon-Miller, Little Silver; Mrs. for a single project. sey Welfare Council said Mon- Malcolm D. Severance, Navesink, lay. The amateur staff, all of them and Mrs. Edward W. Scudder, editorial and advertising neo- Jr., and Mrs. J. Sheppard Poor, Addressing the sixth annual phytes, told advertising space, both' of Locust, meeting of the Welfare Council planned the pictures,, provided 1 Monmouth County at Boy the "models" (all well-known tout headquarters here, Mr. local people), prepared the lay- Burt pointed out that under the outs and wrote the captions. They Public Welfare Amendments of tackled all,the tasks, in short, t COPY WRITERS, left, are Mrs. Richard M. Hurd, Locust, BPW Group 1962 the states must take Hie with the" exception of actual • and Mrs. Alfred L. Ferguson, Jr., Navesink, whose captions initiative in setting up welfare photography, engraving and print- mill tell the story for local advertisers. Elects Slate programs if they are to receive A«'v-.\;.. ••.:•• .,-•-• MATAWAN - Mrs. Frances new additional federal funds ; Tne-aulilliary, described by one- Thaler will serve her second which aid needy families and AT THE DRAFTING BOARD, below, is Mrs. T. Gaillard of its' members as ""a year older term as president erf the Busi- children, and aged and disabled ind "wiser" *- but not noticeably; Thomas, Middletown, last year's auxiliary chairman, working ness and Professional Women's persons. He said the new legis- •ia.dder," U currently planning on layouts for the new Pictorial. Cluib of Matawan. lation aims at reducing depend- itWqtber Pictorial, to appear as a ency, encouraging self-care and Other new officers are Mrs. ;i(upplement to The Register on: self-support, and maintaining Mary Salaman, first vice presi- 'Friday, Oct. 11. The 33d annual amily life. dent; Mrs. Mildred Day, second iMonrnd'uth County Kunt Ract As an example of state initia- $eet will take place the follow- vice president; Miss Mary Hauss- mann, recording secretary; Mrs tive Mr. Burt cited the new pro- ing week on Oct. 19 at Mr. and ;ram in New Jersey which will M«.- Amory Haskell's Woodland Evelyn Barker, corresponding secretary, and Miss Kathleen enable the State Board of Ohlld SjW» S,p Merritt, treasurer. ' >• Welfare to handle cases of mal- ?#j6h 'has been -obtained to use treated children more efficiently the race track,' farm buildings Mrs. Sailaman reported on thi and quickly. This'new program, and sloping fields as picture back' state convention of the Feder- effective July 1 this year, was grounds. ated BPW Clubs held recently established with a federal grant in Atlantic City. ;,Sj The two dozen auxiliary mem' of $125,000. He predicted "this Final arrangements will be Mrs, who are headed this year will be a landmark in the his- made by Dr. Myra Zinke, per- %/ Mrs. Ringland F. Kilpatrlck, Little Silver tory of child welfare In New sonal development chairman, foi $)jr., of Rumson, are complete Jersey," scholarship awards to be given •gangers to the commercial ways In commenting on the report at the Matawan Regional High and wiles of Madison ,Ave., ac- of the N. J. Welfare Investigat- School graduation. cording to their publicity chair- UnitHonors ing Committee, Mr. Burt praised Middletown Shopping Canter NOEL R. NILSON CO. MM'I aad i.yi" Aaaartl — Rr. II BROAD at HARDING, RED BANK SHadyalde 7-4600 SH 1-3454 LITTLE SILVER Also New York, Passaic and Mlilburn 11 Products IAKDITt.lt tM n«iitml In* mirk at !•»•••. lavt 1MI. 1/5—Fridtn June 7, 1969' RED BANK ,'jf tytnntt. He tttd toed flre- The jaw* tttto there are in a. Water Service »fcfl Utf ty Prt M 9w«i od fw Jsckey club tinflgfatftfi who luf. * seed* ID t Requested For cantaloupe. Dorm lM ttak trucks. Horseneck Point At Croydon Hall OCEANPORT—Borough Coun- cil received a letter from a WEST LEONARDO — Croydon Hall eature a colonial design to con-Horseseck Point resident last Academy, Leonardville Rd., will from with the architectural pat- night asking for installation otj! FURNITURE CO; build a modern new dormitory ent of the other campus bulld- water mains and fire hydrants ln| KEYPORT, N. 4. to house 60 resident students un- ogs. Architect is James F. Ro- the area. CO 44)181- der'a ^-liquidating pay-as-you >er, Red Bank. Clarence E. Lovfijoy... Horse-1 j go plan provided hy C.I.T. Edu- The' dormitory will be adjacent neck Point Rd., asked fora joint cational Buildings, Inc. i the present buildings on themeeting of borough officials, area Under the arrangement with icbool's 45-acre site. residents, M o v m » u t h. Consol- the C.I.T. firm, a subsidiary of 1 idated Water Co. representatives! Opeh~Mittb/F»dutJ The • exterior of • the building IN pin :.. Call lodayl D*potll Iannr%iiet Carp. Bank, '.''•'.'.'•.. • ' will be of red brick' and will Trade-ins Never Out of Diapers At Dennis Day Home TOMORROW FOR ONE DAY ONLY IN OUR PIANO SALON, LOWER LEVEL By SOB THOMAS that's the way it is with perform- ers nowadays. AP Morfe-TelevMon Writer "We have one live-in help and HOLLYWOOD (AP)—The fathe a day girl, but we've never had of thisor almost any year in Hol-a baby nurse. Peg has done it all lywood appears to be Dennis Day herself. Nine babies, and every Jack Benny's madcap tenor wh one of them has had the colic for Jit THE has made a serious business the first six months! We've tried EATONTOWN raising a family. every formula and every prepara MONMOUrH CIRClt "We've never been out of dia tion that Is made. You same them pers at our house," says Dennis we've had them." A IXVI3ION OF R.K. MACV*CO., INC. who seems somewhat astoundet Dennis admitted that the logis- himself at the size of the Da tics for a family of nine children (McNulty) tribe. can be staggering. They manage Here's how they will line up o to find room for sleeping accomo- TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW Father's Day Sunday June 16 dations in their expanded Mande- TOMORROW Patrick James, 14; Dennis E ville Canyon home—«ow five bed- buy the instrument choose from one-of-a-kind*, see famous brands, < ihop in an v. gene, 13; Michael Joseph, 1 rooms. The' three oldest boy you want—console, floor samples, demonstra- beautiful styles, enlarged area with board at military school in Ana- r Margaret Mary, 10; Eileen Maria spinet, grand piano tor*, brand new, rebuilt, used handsome finishes— extra salesmen/ v 8; Paul Thomas, 7; Thomas Fran heim, so that's a help. tii, 5; Mary Kate, 2; and Da Outfitting the nimble' nine is or organs fr "as is" piano* (r organs all you wont erfra service \ lei Gerard, 6 weeks. major operation. During a rehearsal break at thi "Shoes!" muttered Dennis, shak- Jack Behny, Show, Dennis rattta ing his head. "We're always buy. off the names and numbers wit! ing shoes. I got the boys shoes confidence — until he arrived with a guarantee the soles Thomas. He made several sta wouldn't wear out in six months. at the middle name before arrn Know something? They beat thi Ing at Francis. I checked with hi guarantee. •' wife later and discovered he wa "I was In New York recently, correct. and I looked up some wholesalers How do they manage such I know—I haven't worked for Ben- crowd scene? ny for 24 years without learning "It's my wife Peggy who ge some tricks. I went through the the credit," said Dennis. "Th racks of girls' dresses and said, turden is on her, because I'm on 'I'll take this and this and this. Of town six months of the yea That's the way we shop." mi. Dennis was one of six children, who have now produced 31 of ther own—sister-in-law Ann Blyth has five. "I think large families are SIGNUP closer," «a|d Dennis, an obvious NOW! advocate.' ;,: v OCEAN BATHING SALT WATER POOL Wife Assault COCKTAIL LOUNGE Jails Man LUNCHEONETTE RED BANK.- Peraell John- YOUR OWN LOCKER son, Sr., of ,14 East Sunset Ave. was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail yesterday for the as- DOWN-SEA sault of his wife, Mrs. Dora L Johnson. BEACH CLUB The offense occurred May M at the Johnson home. At thi 150 Ocaoa An. S«a Bright same time and place, Johnson 842-3090 was charged with assaulting Mrs Johnson's mother, Mrs. J u I i organs drastic HOURS: 10 o.m.-t p.m. ^educed Hampton. That case was dis missed because Mrs. Hampton' THE health prevented her from pearing in court. Elmer C. Adams of 121 Sprinj SAFE St. was ordered jailed in defau ALL AROUND of $2,500 bail. He is charged wit threatening the life of his wife, FERTILIZER Mrs. Margaret A. Adams, an FOR WARM WEATHER! is awaiting grand jury action. USE ON LAWNS, FLOWERS Complaints were withdrawn bj AND GARDENS Louise Williams of 19 Leightor Ave. and Rose Belle Dilly of U HERE EARLY, THESE PRICES GO UP ON MONDAY Leighton Ave. after each signec assault and battery charge; HERE IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING OF THE TREMENDOUS VALUES YOU'LL FIND TOMORROW against the other. The charges stemmed Irom fight at Bridge Ave. and Oaklanc . used student upright in mahogany • • $ 149 I a( it Shoninger Contemporary walnut console ... .$549 St. May 26. Both women pai used bahy grand piano in mahogany- ...... $299 court costs of $10. I as is Shoninger Ital. Prov. fruitwood console $549 Gus Saccone, address unknown used Shoninger French Prov. Spinet, mahogany $299 I a» is Shoninger Fr, Prov. walnut $589 was sentenced to 30 to 45 day used studio piano in ebony •• ;.•»•• $349 1 as i« Shoninger antique white Fr. Prov, console . .$649 in county jail for being dninl 64 note as is spinet, walnut $349 and disorderly at. Bridge Ave [as is Shoninger fruilwood deluxe console Fr. Prov. $699 and Oakland St. Wednesday. Mchlin mahogany console ....',...... $399. I new Story & Clark cherry console $749 new Bambcrgcr walnut spinet $459 I as is rebuilt ehony grand piano , $799 Patrolman Exam new 88 note French Prov. walnut ...... : $479 1 rebuilt ehony baby grand piano ..., ,...... $999 NEW SHREWSBURY - An ex- used Miller Ital. Prov. cherry console $499 I as is mahogany'player piano $999 amination for a new patrolman new traditional walnut console $499 I u»ed mahogany Thomas Organ $399 for the borough police force will used Shoninger Fr. Prov. mahogany console $529 be held July 20, Borough Coun- i new walnut Hammond organ , $495 as is Miller cherry Fr. Prov. console $529 • 100% natural organic cil's police committee chairman, [ med Hammond Spinet Organ walnut $799 • Simulrtnaoutly jctiv«t»i Robert Davidson, announced lasl and condition! your toil night. • Gu«r«nt«td non-burning Applications may be obtaine from the borough clerk, Jerom Buy now at your Reed, and must be returned by BABY GRAND REBUILT GRAND 88-NOTE SPINET local Gtirden and July 19. Just 1 Used Mahogany Hardware Centers The state police will conduct Just 1 As-ls Rebuilt Just 1 New Spinet the written exam July 20 at the Baby Grand Piano Mahogany Grand Piano Mmfacturad by Tinton Falls School. It will be Piano in Mahogany : ORGANIC GROWTH followed- by: an oral exam con- PRODUCWCO. ( ,' N«w Jarwy ducted by members of the Bor- ough! Council. • 199 699 '399 TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES TRADE-INS ACCEPTED. TAKE UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ON BAMBERGER'S DEFEMED PAYMENT PUN. ' STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES Sorry, no T.lci.rvlc. or moil. Fr« dellv.ry on purchoit of $200 or mom. Plant ana* Or«on Salon, ManmouMi ARTft DRAFTIN G MATERIALS ItMUhhid I * Telephone 1M4 lyjl SH i-oooi 17 *•«, St. i MO IANK TOMORROW SHOP BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH FROM 10 A. M. TILL 6 P. M. Books »(:• 2^' ; \ H TWO FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1963 to BED BANK - A Baccalaureate wiB be the celebrant and RevBad. e Catholic will be Andrea Andrea Jeremy wiH be the re- Scholarships will also be prediito- n to sohoiaratdps-to Carnegie ancy Cfooney, Thomas Flynn, fcnto Beattle, Bread*. Marion Matt In the St. James School Fkrian J. Gel wiU deUvertte Jeremy, Claire Rocco, Donald client of a $500 scba&rshi'.p sented during the ceremony. Institute of Technology, Iillinoii Sandra Heberer, Jill Laltner, trady, John Peter Carioccio, s^tdtyorium Sunday at noon wiH baccalaureate sermon. Rev. Rtzpatrick, James Iaaetta, award from the Red Bank Catho- Mary Christian has won a Trinity Institute of Tectaofogy, Rochest- eUen Pfcair, Sally Spahn, Kath- vlary Bemadette Christian, Carol mark the commencement of the Monahan wiU confer 6>tom«! Maiy Christian, Robert Kraybill, lic Parent-Teacher Association, College scholarship and Paul er Institute of Technology and leen Bey, Joseph Chapski, Marj Vnne Devlin, James' Kearns l»3d«ss of Red Btnk C*thoUc and distribute honon. Carol Ooohiogrosso, Sandra Heb- and James Iazetta, winner of a Schl&sler one for the U. S. Naval Notre Dame University. rances dough, Thomas Cullen )ingle, KatHeen. EfiabetJj Donald Fitzpatrick Other •onolarshaj* and state usan, Donnelly, Lorraine Hop: Xmnes, Michael Thomas Frynn, High Sijfoool. :-iV CKed for generad excellence erer, Lorraine Hoos and Robert religion award, will receive a gift Academy, iluriel Jean Gasque, Albert WH- Rt. Rev. Etmnett A. Monahan during the fours years at Red Macko. from Bishop George W. Ahr, won a Bodman scholarship in ad-scholarship grant* will go to and Brian McFadden. Also, Richard Maynes, Edwan iam Gerbig, Claire Aiwe Greene, Patricia Moran, Maur; oyce Marie Hernnarai, Patricia Conne*, Angeto Prevete rginia Hinck, Judith Anno Hy< laire Rennick, Robert Vazque: ind, John F, P. Kelly, Jr., Au« am) Judith Hyiand. rey Jajiet Kirdiner, Constance Suggest Regional Not Hire Principal Diplomas will be conferred up usan Lawrence, John Joseph n, Jr., Sharon Xofe loef- ler, Eileen Grace Malooey. It was suggested, that guidance personnel be "divorced - cuss teaching procedures, curriculum goals, and their im- John Paul Aldus, Mary Bar HIGHLANDS - The state Board of Education in its ac- rs Andersen, Carol Miohele Robert Martin Marko, Karen creditation report released yesterday does not recommend a from the responsibility.-of,discipline and punishment." • . plementation, and teacher training. Fhais McMabon, Robert Wfliiani The state agency commended the superintendent, the staff Mr. Schaible reported that as a result of this year's dis- toderaon,. Diane Teresa Black principal for Henry Hudson Regional High School. urn, Jacob A. Bloom, III, PaMoUer, JoAnn Susan Monahan, The question of hiring a principal is one which has caused and > students for the apparent fine relationship that prevails cussions, which he termed fruitful and harmonious, it was Francis Kevin Munphy, Bonnelyn throughout the building. It noted there is a lack of tension, icia Ann CaBahan, GeraJdine controversy here since February. decided that emphasis next year should be placed on reading. Vmie Chiercftlo, Clare Jane Col- Catherine Nortz, Jane Ann pressure, and regimentation, with a seeming "healthy climate He expressed the hope that the budget will "stand the ^Connor, Angeio John Prevete, In a concomitant study by the faculty and. superintendent, for learning." ins, WiHiam Devlin Cornell, the staff cited the (act that factionalism still exists between strain" of hiring a remedial reading teacher. udrey- Anne Crispeil, James Jo- Anne Mary Primavera, Katntene Atlantic Highlands and Highlands and that .some means,must Teachers, were, termed well organized. It was, noticed that The document also stressed development of a program of seph Desmond, Donald William Mary Quigley, Yvorme Elizabeth be found to eliminate it. they make good use, of texts, materials, and equipment. How- studies to better equip terminal students. itzpatrick, Susan Frances For- Rink, John Francis Sinn, Jane ever, it suggested that more use be made of biology equipment. , vThe staff recommended that the school establish better Mr. Schaible noted that about 31 per cent of the graduat- too, Nicholas Michael Fugaro, tatrici* Ruck, A. Carol Santeae, rapport with the press, public officials and local groups. It was suggested that the board, department chairmen, ing class this year will go 00 to college, an increase of 10 MicheHe Adriamie Girard, Tohn Leon Si We'll be here from Wedneiday to Sunday, with Walt Penny and his boys every Friday and Saturday night to bring you music that THE ROYAL MANOR PROUDLY PRESENTS will delight. We're at the tame place, just have a differ- ent face with room for more than you can mr. businessman: TONY gueis. Tirad of tha tamanait of lunchaon mtnui? Please coma in and may we suggest our de- Tha huitUi buitla and haat of small aatariai? Than it's tint* you traattd younalf to lunch BENNETT licioui prime ribs dinner, and lobster too. • TWIST HIT #3 at tha Lincrofl Inn — Relax in tha cool com- EXCLUSIVE SHORE AREA ENGAGEMENT fort of our nawly axpanotad tap room and Whatever your choice, it's up to you but ...JUNE 21-30... hava a raal maal for a clung* . . . and a '/mmmmi you'll be well pleased no matter what. MAKE RESERVATIONS homa-iiia cocktail if you with. You'll find f nwTlfflw LAURIE SISTERS a wondarful talaction of taafood, tarvad in * ' NOW! ROD ROGERS Mioae 01 W53J—Ana Cod. 201 GEORGE REIDY tha minntr for which wa ara famout. Writ* In US, Spring Lake, N. J. MAYER'S INN OKN 7 DAYS A WEEK RovnimnnoR 42 AVINUI OF TWO RIVIRS LIN CROFT INN It. II (Nmt to Al-tei Mtr»l) WAIL TOWNSHIP, N. J. \ NIWMAN SPRINGS ROAD *M4ea Sfett farkwar aratk M l«ll f7, east on RMN II |« RUMSQN 142*1111 DOORS Of IN AT 1 P.M. • Rw*) II, rfakt e» Reate II, ta* milt t» R»yel Mwwr. SH 1-97II L JURDAY TV , 1mm 7, ta tut <*v U-Thrilkr I-AMCK New Ocean 2-Seattmt •-ErpimerttKU^. fc* fM i-TMHbto Wr&ftttar 4-loea] rjtows t-Call To Prayer-Rel)gi« *~Yancy T-Meefttte Protesor I—Jungle JUn-Adventare MOQR 4-Today-Bugfc OOMM - AM ilMren im Bridge »-4Uverick By STEVEN H. SCHEIXR 4-5ennonetle 1-ReMgkws Leaders 10:00 Il-fiuperman • 7-News 1:40 2-Candi4 Camera S-CSH TO PraVer-liligloi UOO - I saw Mlrjam 7-News Mtara-Kobert Trout 13-Heritage 7:O . O-Sports 4-DnPoct Show-Drama 7:10 Hopkina on a recent "Route « 2—Previews •:v,i'WI.''. • '• 7—Voice Of FlretUiM •-TV Hour Of Stan t^-Weatber and was very pieaied to see her JvCdwubia. Lectures S-Film-City Of Chsnce-1940- 4-Mrfdern T«njer r ft-Bueball-Mets U-Checkmate 7:11 acting again after atl (toe yean. 10:30 7-Early Bivd Cartoons -Lynn Bart-1 Hr. 5-Hour Of St". Francis. •-Financial Newf How long bH fhe been to retire- 7—Christopher Program 4-CWes, People and Archl- V-m»it My Line 7i4l 7-My Friend Fllcka ment?. I reraenfcer her from *e 7-Klng And Odie iJI-ConUasntal Miniatures 7tH tectiire •'•-• '•'.•• 7-HowardX Smith •-Sports ' • • oM o>ys vtjen 4* 2-Give Us This Day. 7-Directlonr*«>-Religi0n 11:00 Oivto used to play m J-Ciptafa Kangaroo . > i-teji On The dry Schools 7iil ll-«porUmaa'» Club 2—News, Xeamner 2-Jadcto Gleason * together. - Mrs* L.< J., ! 5-Stndy Becker-CU14rej i 7-HJgh School Sport* 2-Newt ' "• • . ' *15 -. ;• y 4-$&m Benedict OBtbCton, W.Va. ll-Sports, •;: ••••.. •<; S-Cohimbia Seminari 7-Tommy le Carto »-8port» 5-Bat Masterson-Westera IMtver New—1 New York Amw - Mi* Hopidnt has *m T-News, WO Beutel y • ha • -. 7-GaUant Men-War Dram* not been in retirement Stehu 2—Friendship Show 2—FUBK-^Whlspering Smith— J-VXP.V 7-HBy Bang Bang »-*port» 11—FUro—The Hideous Sun made ntay film arid TV appear- 7-C«rtodiu-CUIdrea U—Word ' 8:30 Demoo-40 Min. ances during the past few years. 5-Off To Adventure 4^-Kreot Line • ••;<>•'-. HrlO 7-tittlf Rascals 2-Story Shop 13—What In The World Her late* Mm rote was in "The 11-Agrlfultural Rim 7—I*»u«s: ft Answers . 1:00 9-BuebeB-Mets 1:00 5-Cwtooa-Chtldren Children'* Hour" with Audrey 2—Around the Corner l^BUYk J-LUeOfiUley-Comedy *0| ^-legislative Hearing 5—Dragnet-Police Hepburn and Shirley Maclaine. 5—Light Time ' •; ••••**• ' '••'• J-Uews / .! 4-Birthday House . J-Ceptaln Kangaroo 9-Keyheto , Irontadry, MM Hopfcfnt played 4-OpenMlnd - •• ••. '••> '<," 7-Sustt • 4—Education Report U—Evangel Hour—RtltgkM J-firm-Eagle Squatfron-190 4-DejJb Pltyhwue . .• ; 4-Awty*! Ouut-ChUdren ll-Ewr New-New York 13-Jaa Is Music Miss MacLaiw'a part in the first US 7FHmJOutInw Girl-19M-li 5-Jnrt FOR Fun—Sonny Fox «m version of the LflHan Hell- -Robert Staclt-2 Hrs. 9~New» fA Weatfeer J-F8m-Pardon My Sarong— 0:10 4-Ubnry Uons Hr. 3J MB. tttt-OOMn. ptay, whk* WM titled 5-Cartoona 7-Film-MeartOfA'Child- t:» 1:11 2-Defenderi "Thew Three." Bette Davte and 1957^-80 M&i., 2i-Filmr-Tlie Story^f Dr, 11—Fflm-Killers From Space- •-Joey Bishop 9-Newst Welder 3^)or MJSS Bratdu-Goaadr •-Almanac Newweel Miriam HopWm have on* of the - ' "•: A* • - Waisell-19«-GaryCoop*r- ;: US*-* Min. 5—Peter Gunn-Mystery 1:55 • " •• h» ' ' . *:U / 2:10 longest standftg feuds in HoBy- 9—Christopher Program 2—Repertoire Workshop VA Hrs. J-Fornm-«ewsl 7-Davey aod GoliaBi 7—Hootenanny „woo_d history. TWs stems from 4-Community Checkers lliSS 2—Doctors Today 9-FHm-A Path In The Sky- J^ >' <' > OlOO i-Dr. Joyce BroHieri 9-FItai-ftfischlef Makers •-Marketing on the Move r working together m "OldS-Wbnderama-Sonay Fox 4:30 5-Coagreelohal Report ^-Topper-Comedy ' '•-•••• 1:11 •• •• • 1957-0) Mm. . "*" Maid" and "Old Acqwlntthce." Qy: Schools '•'>•>•:• •• ll-Bnawattr.' ' .' .T..?- •.,••.• T^Cile Stonn-Cbmedy '; /' • . ••*•» / '•' • '. 0:00 »-TV Gospel Time-Music 4-RufT And Reddy-Cartooni Z-Comtnunlsm: Mytit vs.' Qoertkm — Who starred m the 4-Buk* Open-Golf »:4I 7-Q.T. Huh 4-FiIm-The Desert Rats-1953 11—Suptrman—Adventure - . River—1930— ; S-Newt k Weather ReaUty, Education -2 Hrs. movie "Desk Set?" I taw this • • •-':\,M»- •:••••, '•<;•:•,'•'.•?• •"•' • i -Don Ameche ...... <•• 4—Film—The Return Of Don show on Broadway some yean 2-Way toGo-ReUglo n ••••,•' !••»»•'. 'SwFllm-'-Adfentures Of A 5-Wrestling 2-Amateur Hour CamlHo-195J-2 Hrs. 7—Lawrence Welk ago vrtth TVs "Hazel" in the4-Let's Talk About God ,: ."::":/'•' uie*: " 4-News 7—Exclusively Outdoors" leading role. Did Shirley Booth 7-Q. T. Huih-Cartoooi 9-Underitanding Oor World 9-Almanae Newsreel 11—SAdventures In Japan 11—Baseball—Yankees 7-Major Aduns . J:JO lJ-Art Of Film play the part in the movie and 9—Man and His Problenu 11—Big Picture-^nny 10:00 10:00 2—Film—International Hour has it ever been shown on TV?11-Rocky And His Friends 1:11 r 2-Calendir—Reisoner J—Alvin-Cartoon 0:30 1—SporU ., '.... • • 5—Film—Boys Of The City— 2-Have Gun, Will Travel — J.K., Bridgeport, Conn. 0-.43 to. Eternity 4-Say When-Art James ; 4-Shari Lewis-Children 1940—1 Hr. 4-Jewish Fourth R ••••••' >r*. •.'••';• '• 5-Film-This Is Tbe Ltfe-IJM 7-Courageous Cat lJ-Music At Large Answer — KaUwrine Hepburn 2-G.E. Colkge Sort 7-Filra-GIbry At Sea-195J- 10:00 (flayed the role originated on the 10:10 KSMln. 11-Ctrlstopter Program . 90 Min. stage fayMis s Booth. Mist Hep- 2-Lamp Unto My Feet 11—Filn>--Passport To Treason- twAJniuac Newjreel 7-Answerins Service 10:15 2—Gunsmoke—Western Rod Ctmtron—90 Min. : H-Fiim-MisstteTo The Motm- 4-Protestant HerlUge ••••'•••• ntx -" J-Fflm—Sangaree—1953-90 11-JJving Word 7—Boxing—Las Vegas burn's co-star in the Wm was 1959-80 Min. 9—Pan American Newsreel Spencer Tracy. The filmrecent ,7—Funny Manns ' WNDAV EVENINO Min, 10:10 ftJO ly has been made available for 9-Painters' Art 2-Mtgliry MOuse^Certoons 10:30 U-.S 2—Belmont Stakes J-Editorial Page TV showings. 11—Let's Have Fun 7-FiitrH-AIaska Highway-1943 4—King lAonanSo—Cartoons 5-CircusBoy WSrArM 7-LltUe Rascals-Cartoons U:00 QuestioQ n — U Dongg McCJure M:J0 • •-Meet T^w Presa •MMI S:M J-News-Bill Leonard going tosta y with the "Virgini- 2-Look Up * Live 3-1 y 11-Thls Is The Life 2—Film—The Broken Star—1956 i ih h "Viii 4-Agricutotre as.A. 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MacArthurOrders Colleges io Drop AAU Meets Boycott; USTFF Stands Pat NEW YORK (AP) - G«neraJ meets was acting io accordance MacArthur's stern ruling came mover in college sports, had no Douglas MacArthur ordered the with a ruling of the college — after a request from the AAU. comment on the ruling, The fed- nation's colleges yesterday to lift sponsored U.S. Track and Field In question wai the sanction- eration is an arm of the NCAA. their boycott ot the National AAU Federation. rig of the AAU championships in Bushnell said the role of his or- Championships — where the U.S. The USTFF was established by St. Louis June 22-22, where the ganization had.bcen to notiry its team for the annual track meet the colleges to battle the AAU U.S. team to Russia would be members of the USTFF stand on against Russia will be picked — for control of track. The struggle picked. The USTFF had sought open meets. . ' ' < and the colleges quickly began had threatened the U.S. team for what amounted to a dual sanc- "Now we learu that the, USIfF to obey. the annual meet against Russia, tion and had ordered its athletes interpretation was wrong," Bush- The general ruled the colleges to be held in Moscow July 20-21. to stay out of the meat unless nell said. "We were most eager had taken action that violated the General MacArthur'a ruling the AAU did business with the to have the general's ruling on agreement he hammered out in said: federation. this point." M the bitter sports war last Janu- "The action of the USTFF MacArthur said tha AAU had The ECAC had first moved aft- ary. He told them to stop the ac-through its affiliate the Eastern the "sole sanctioning power" for er Manhattan College announced tion immediately. College Athletic Conference the meet, and *aid the colleges it planned to send its athletes to Asa Bushnell, commissioner oi which has apparently been taken must "refrain from any action AAU meets as it had in the past. the 132-member Eastern College under a misunderstanding, in ef- which inhibits the free participa- Bushel! first gave approval, but Athletic Conference, said his fect bars college athletes from tion of any athlete." later reversed his field after he group will abide by the general's open meets and Is In contraven- Col. Donald Hull, executive dl said he had been reminded by the directive. An ECAC action tion with the agreement of Jan- rector of the AAU, said his or- USTFF of its stand. The reversal •parked the latest flareup. uary." ganisation was grateful that Mac- meant that no ECAC athlete could Ken Norton, athletic director of The five-star general, appointed Arthur "has spoken out to elim- compete in the national cham- Manhattan College, said, "That's by President Kennedy to arbitrate inate the confusion that has been pionships. all we had to be told. Our ath-the dispute, said: generated." Other college groups began to letes are being informed immedi- "I feel that it is necessary in He said hit group hoped all follow suit. MacArthur Issued a ately that they have our permis- this case to direct that such ac- sports organizations would now statement calling on both sides sion to compete in any open tion of the ECAC be immediate- work together. to keep the peace in the national •RANCHERS HONORED — Five of th« celebrities present at the 28th annual Breen and White Booitef Aiiocia- meet." ly rescinded in order that the Walter Byers, executive direc- interest. iion banquet honoring all letter-winners, assemble at the fete at Hie Long Branch YMCA last nigh*. Let* to right Bushnell said the ECAC, In es-meets may proceed as ached- tor of the National Collegiate Then the AAU asked for a spe- are Herbert A. Korey, principal; Paul Kiernan* matter o( ceremoniei; Weefc Ewbank, general manager arid head tablishing a boycott of AAU uled." Athletic Association and a prime cific ruling, and got it. coach of toe New York Jeti and gueit speaker; County Court Judge Alton V. Evans, gueit speaker, and Val Ander- .on, clasi of '36 and preiident of the Green and White Booster Aisociation. One hundred and t^enty-two Jtudintl T3ts With Yale, Army Feature both boys and girls, were honored at the affair. Rutgers' Grid Slates Through '66 NEW BRUNSWICK - Games 1963 - Sept. 28, Princeton, Long Branch Athletes Honored against Yale, Army and Holy away; Oct. 5, Harvard, away; Cross are among the contests 12, Colgate, away; 19, Lehigh, LONG BRANCH - We* Bw-world, spoke strong words in tunity of education and sports The association, presented key listed on the Rutgers University home; 26, Penn, away; Nov. 2, bank, head coach and general telling the gathering how he ahead of you and you'll profit awards to all graduating ath- Boston U, home; 9, Lafayette, football schedules through 1966, manager of the New York Jets handles pro football men from by it. Why, I'm proud, of the letes, cheerleaders and twirlers. away; 16, Delaware, home; 23, released today by Albert W. football organization, who was the days of early training through youth of our country," declared Columbia, home. . Judge Alton V. Evans/one of Twitchell, director ot athletics at making his first official New Jer-the season. Coach Ewbank also the former Baltimore Colts men- the early athletes In Long Branch the state university. 1964 -. Sept. 26, Princeton, sey speaking appearance, last had encouraging words for the tor. In announcing the schedules, away; Oct. 3, Connecticut, home; night was guest speaker at the senior letter earners. John Rose received the main school's history, also was a guest 10, Lehigh, away; 17, Penn, Twitchell said:. "Great interest 28th annual "All Sports" banqueti 'Athletics today is the best trophy at the dinner -'Hand- speaker. Other speakers included away; 24, Columbia, away; 31, has been expressed In many quar- of the Green and White Associ- citizenship laboratory there is. some Award—for being named Boston U., home; Nov. 7, Lafay- school officials and Board of Ed- ters in the Rutgers football sched- ation of Long Branch High When you aim in education, be the best offensive lineman in the ule of 1966, the university's bi- ette, home; M, Delaware, away; ucation members, School. the best, and if you can't be the Long Branch-Asbury Park foot- centennial anniversary. It Is ex- 21, Colgate, home. AIMING AT OLYMPICS — One of tha top gal track Ewbank, a small man In the best, be second best," stated the ball game. This award is made Paul Klernan, Chattle High, pected that many events will be stars in tha U.S., Janell Smith, 16, of Fredonia, Kans., 1965 — Sept. 25, Princeton, huge-man professional football Jets' coach. "Take every oppor- each year. 1925, was toastmaster. scheduled to coincide with foot- away; Oct. 2, Connecticut, away; is working out at home for tha Olympic qualifying meet ball games that year and we 9, Lehigh, home; 16, Army, in Dayton, Ohio, July 5-6. She recently returned from thought it would be helpful to away; 23, Columbia, home; 30, make our Jong-range schedule Boston U., away; Nov. 6, Lafay- the Pan-American games in Brazil where she was ex- known." ' Who's Afraid of Favored Candy Spot&— ette, away; 13, Holy Cross, home; pected to crack the 80-meter low hurdle recoro\ but an Over-all, tha schedule Includes 20, Colgate, home. injured ankle prevented her from competing. most of the teams that have been 1966 - Sept. 24, Princeton, playing Rutgers for several away; Oct. 1, Yale, away; 8, Le- Money Lures Growing Belmont Field years. Changes Include: high, away; 15, Army, home; 22, A game against Yale in New Columbia, home; 29, Boston U., Haven, Conn., on Oct. 1, 1966. home ;Nov. 5, Lafayette, home; NEW YORK.(AP)-Owners and It's put.up or shut up—$250 to Lema 's67 in Vain— Rutgers and Yale last met in trainers who think they, can give enter colts officially*, with another 12, Holy Cross, away; 19, Col- ! 1936; gate, home. California's Candy Spots a run for$1,000 to start in the rugged 1'/$- Rodriguez-Griffith Crown Games against Army on Oct. the money In the 95th edition'of mile test for 3-year-olds Saturday Rain Hits Tourney 16, 1965, in West Point, N. Y., the $125,000 Belmont Stakes w«re at Aqueduct. -••>!•; and Oct, IS, 1966, here. «t the entry box stage today;; A field of1 severf Was expected Go Promises to be Qose GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP)- Lema had tmlhed more than These dates originally were an- for the final leg bf the Kentucky nounced a year ago: Derby-Preakriess-Belrnbnt triple A thunder and rain storm washed four hours before the round was NEW YORK (AP)-Both welter- close and controversial decisions Games against Holy Cross here lincroft Show crown. out the first round of the $52,000 wiped out. • weight champion Luis Rodriguez In their two previous clashes. on Nov. 13, 1965 and hi Worces- John W. Galbreath's Chateau Buick Open Golf Tournament Rain and lightning twice forced Is Tomorrow and Entile Griffith talk boldly of Griffith was awarded a split ver- yesterday, cheating Tony Lema postponement of play before fi- ter, Mass., on,Nov.^1986; This ga,y, lyho upset Candy Spots In the 1 ending their 'bitter rivalry Satur- dict in their first meeting,' a 10- will be the renewal of a series LINCROfo - 'the seventh Derby, May 4 "but ran second to of a 5-under-par 67 score which nally canceling the entire round. day night by a knockout in their rounder before either was cham- which terminated in 1932. annual Lincroft Horse Show, Rex Ellsworth's California bred paced first finishers. About one-third of the field was return title fight. pion at the Garden, Dec. 17, 1960. ^All scores were erased and still on the course. Another , change. involves the sponsored by the >Llncroft fire colt twoweeks later in the Preak- But if'that happens it will be Rodriguez lifted the title' from tournament officials ruled the A bolt of lightning hit a Nation- dates with Tta conitovental hunting ordinance proposed by TRENTON (AP) - The State coast, particularly it Sandy Anglers are starting to catch ;,tj» MkWtetown Township, Committee I* under study] Conservation . Department re- Hook, Elberon, Asbury Park and porgies from wrecks off 8M en- ported yesterday that bhtefUh are the Highlandj and Sea Bright tire coast. Sea Bast of all tiies ' in the office of the state attorney general. Constitu biting in bayi, inlets and off the bridges. Stripers are scattered are still in great abundance. ;tipttaHty of the ordinance is highly suspect It ha« been *ew Jersey shore from Raritan as far south as Great Bay and Trailers are starting to take bo- ; charged with a degree of justification ttat the town- Say to Cape May. in Delaware Bay. Many anglers nita two to five miles off the southern coast. Ocean tempera- ship is attempting to pre-empt for itself legally defined In a roundup of fishing pros- are using spoons as lures to tects, the department said Mana- avoid the blowfish which are still ture at Atlantic City state mar- : functions of the state Division of Fish and Game. squan Inlet, Shark River Inlet abundant. ina is 68 degrees. ' Conservation and lodal implications involved in and the Kavestak River are Large fluke are moving in from Exceptional white perch fishing among the best spots. It said Barnegat Bay South, and King- continues In creeks and lagoons the ordnance are fax-reaching. This is not merely an arge blutfish are being caught fish are hitting south of Great oft Barnegat Bay as well as the 'effort to ban hunting in the township; more specifically in Great Bay. Bay. Weakfish as big as 10 Mullica and Wading Rivers. The It represent* a conscious attempt to transform a 38« It gave this rundown on other pounds are being caught in Great lower Delaware and tributaries Ishing prospects: Bay, with smaller weaks scat- below Bridgeport have excellent square-mile area into a private gunning preserve fol Striped bass fishing has been tered down and around into Del fishing for large perch, particu- the residents And property owners therein. excellent along the northern aware Bay. larly in the Maurice River. Section 2 of tht ordinance states: Black drum in the 45 to 60 pound class with a few larger "No person shall carry any loaded goo, rifle, IIGINNEftS DAY AT MONMOUTH — Th* first race ar Monmouth Park y*it*rday ones are biting in Delaware Bay. pistol or other firearm, of whatsoever name or mark*i tfia first victory for th« iwe-yur-oldi gelding Try Brandy III) and th* first Monmouth Park The best spot is the head of High- description, within the limits of the Township of IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS lands slough (pronounced sloo), win for appranflc* jockey John Ottaviano. Hera M» Com* (No. 61 was second about a mile north of Cape May Middletown nor shall any person at any time hunt with Robert L. Baird up. Try Brandy ran tha 5'/j furlongs in 1:07.2 and paid $54.80, SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT Canal. By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM for, take, Mil or pursue, with any gun or firearms $24 and $13.40. Ottaviano, 23-year-old nitiva of South Philadelphia, was riding the Cattish are biting in the Dela- ware River below Bridgeport as of any kind or description, any wild Wrd, animal third race of his career whan h* scared the, upsat in Monmouth's first race. Youth and Age Veronese well as in Rancocas Creek and or fowl within the Township of Middletown; pro- Iaround Youth and Age its branches. Pickerel are very vided that nothing in this ordinance shall prevent 1 Veronese Fairy God Mother active in Rancocas Creek and the owner or occupant of any private property, Ismadear Sea Skipper many central and southern lakes Monmouth Entries Fair Harvest Thimbleful including Union Lake, New and the members of their household! or Invitees of Thimbleful. Ismadear Brooklyn Lake, Hospitality Creek such owner or occupant, from hunting, taking, kill- First Kace-PuiM $3,501 2 y*. Mtfa fUUes SH tut10. Outline HI Grimm 24 Artistic Spin Best Over All at Pennypot, Dennisville Lake 117 DtSplrito U. nirdSean 111 Zakoor 20-1 ing or pursuing with gun or firearms on his said 1. MlMMsyfleld M Double Try Manhattenville and Willow Grove Lake. There is 2. Tlpobelle 117 Zakoor S-l a)-J. A. Davison * Mcleoa Stephens entry Best Over All Double Try good pickerel fishing in the ma- premises any wild bird, animal or fowl in the man- t. How Aon 110 Barry 20-1 x)-W.C. Prickett-O.H. Wlenges * Son entry jor northern lakes. 4. Negolla 117 Brooks 1-1 Outline Outline , ner provided by law, at any time when it is lawful 5. Youth and Age 117 Culmone 10-1 Fifth Raoe-Purse $4,000 4 y.o. fc up, Clg, I fur Trial Balloon Dr. Jones Largemouth bass fishing is 117 12-1 1. Theodores. 118 NB IM Strontium Strontium good in almost all lakes and to do, provided said Invitees shall at all times carry f. Deep Rooted Cnlmone 110 7. Veronese 117 Zakoor 15-1 2. Gay Bandit , J. Block 10-1 Big Patton ponds. Some of the best are Col- 110 Zakoor 4-1 Cotocton Prince a written permit from the owner or occupant on t. Marydette 117 French »i J. Mantt News Soldiers Bonus Soldiers Bonus liers Mil] Pond, Turn Mill Pond, 111 Stevenson 15-1 Ida person while gunning and shall register the per- I, August Flight 117 Hannatz 1-1 4. Monkey Punle Big Patton Cotocton Prince Turn Mill Pond, Tuckahoe im- II. Mam's Pet 117 Baird 5. BigPatton US NB S-l Rum Punch Towson Gal poundments, Iona Lake and mit with the Police Department of the Township of U. Fairy God Mother 117 Boulmette 4-1 t# Cotocton Prince 122 Grant , S-l Trojan Seth Pilot John Deepwater Canal. Shadow Lake II. Iaround 117 Brooks 7. Soldiers Bonn IIS GUligtn M Middletown." Earful and Deal Lake are among the II. Maud S. 117 Delvecchto 26-1 8. Bourbon Hill 110 NB 8-1 Earful The inference is obvious. A non-resident who I. Monoagahela HI Hamatz S-2 Star Attraction Star Attraction best spots for panfisfh, Second Rtce-Pune $4,0001 y.o, Clg 1* milei 19. title Gab 117 Grimm 12-1 Buxa Buxa Shad fishing has slowed down wished to hunt in Middletown would not only have to 1. My Boy David 112 NB 1H Decline and Fall Fresh Jane, • - in the Delaware, but fish are still 112 I5-I Sixth Race—Purse $4,W0 4 y.o. * up Clmi« fur . secure permission of. the property owner, a perfectly 2. ThlmMeful NB General Arthur present, particularly in the tipper I. Inversely 107 NB 20-1 I. Rom Punch 114. Shaw General Arthur (BEST BET) Diamond stretches. • There Is ' excellent normal procedure, we might note, but would farther 4. Honey Chan 120 Moucelli 5-1 1 Earful US Grant S-2 ItVLuck I. Sans Appelle US Zakoor 7-2 Diamond It's Luck smalltnouth bass fishing around be forced to register with the police department, a form I. Fair Harvest 115 Harmat 8-1 (.Star Daisy 107 French 4-1 4. Pilot John 111 NB 8-1 the Delaware Water Gap, with of quasi-harrassment which in itself will discourage all 7. bmadear 112 Shaw 10-1 5. Trojan Seth US , Grimm 10-1 Late Scratches helgramite bait. 110 15-1 CNero NB S-l but the more determined "foreigner". (.Elite's Pet Zakoor 114 Negolia Large brown and rainbow trout t. Sea Skipper 120 5-1 7. Vitality 117 Monacelll IM Korte Trapless are still hitting herring in Hopat- 10.1 Ktch 107 Brooks M 8.TowsonGal 110 Boulmetls 7- It is significant to observe no mention is made of Sun Bonnet Nell cong, Greenwood and Big Swarts- WEATHER-Cloudy TRACK-Fast specific areas closed to all hunting, and certainly there Third Race-Purse $1,500 3 y.o. Mil Clg « furlongs Seventh Race-Pur. $4,5001 y,p. ft up F&M al. I wood Lakes. The Division of Fish are within the township highly urbanized sections 1. Twin Pearls 112 Addesia • 20-1 1. Decline And Fall 117 Addessa 5- "and Game stocked more than 8,- 2. Manhtttenvllle 112 W. Chambers 4-1 2. Star Attraction 111 Culmone 8-1 000 trout this week, nearly half where hunting definitely constitutes a risk to life and J. Ialone 112 Brooks' S-2 3. Buxa 112 NB 15- in small and medium streams. 4. Fresh Jane , 112 Monacelll 4. Double Try 112 MonaceDl 1M IM Among the best streams are the property. 112 5. Fort Flower 111 NB 5. Elite's Pagoda Shaw 20-1 7- Paulins Kill, Bib Flatbrook, ». Charlie's Staff 112 NB 121 I. aSun Bonnet Nell 117 Brooks H Instead, the entire township is set aside as a pre- Black River and Manasquan Riv- 7. Beit All Over IK Culmone M 7. Highland Lassie 112 Grimm 10-1 serve where presumably only the residents would en' 8. Dryad 112 Baird 10-1 8. aSunny Chile 117 Brooks M er. Rain early in the week raised joy the fruits of game liberation, land management and ». Artistic Spin 112 Culmone 8-1 0. Iaway 115 Brooks water levels and cooled the tem- IK a)Ca!umet Farm Entry perature making good trout fish- warden protection as provided by the Division of Fish 10. Perplexing Soreiuen S-l and Game. Fourth Race-Purse <3J(«fl 1 * up Clg I furlongs Eighth Race-Purse $4,500 4 y.o. ft up Clg 1A trf 1. Strontium IK W. Chambers 1. Spring Sun 115 Sorensen 1W When queried on the subject last night, a source 2. Dunndel IK NB 1S-1 2. Rebel Fire . 117 Grimm 10-1 I. aBarbuul III Zakoor «-l J. Copolrd. 115 NB IV close to the division told The Register that were such 4. aTraptess 111 Zakoor S-l 4. Diamond 113 NB 5-1 BIG an ordinance to be adopted, it would be highly unlike- 5. Trial Balloon US Culmone 8-1 5. Soda Stream 117 Boulmtlls 10-1 I. xGolden Reward 114 NB 10-1 I. Doctor Bern US! Grant 8-1 ly that state-reared pheasants and quail would ever 7. xNoble Countess IN NB 11-1 T.Narwahr 115 Zakoor M Doubleheader again be stocked within the township. 8. Oxford Lass 112 GlUIgan 15-1 8. It's Luck 110 Monacelll 3-1 I. Dr. Jones 112 Baird 4-1 9. General Arthur 117 W. Chambers 1-1 The same Trenton source further described the STOCK CAR proposed ordinance as being "in direct cqnflict with sents probably the last sizeable parcel of productive the traditional American concept of equal hunting op- waterfowl terrain north of Great Bay. Monmouth RACES portunity for all citizens as opposed to the European Most of the better shooting areas on the north '''practice of privileged hunting." shore of the Navesink are attainable only by boat, Results a.: jj:jrr«;:'nii;;<8r ! ON J:I Not only does the ordinance militate against up- which is precisely the way virtually all river hunters BiyadTWt'v'oW ) ...M H.00 travel. Moreover, such sites are usually well removed Hera Mi Corn* (BiJrd(Blrt) . ..a.m AND land hunting opportunities for outsiders, it would fur- T.IWK. Al*»Si»ij; D»vu; H Doin, from the residences of the property owners. Brlll«, • Rube*, Cookbua, Ptck*r» ther render excruciatingly difficult, if not downright Point, Fulntmu, Star SInnr. Bl, It must be further noted that wildfowlers move Ti«. • , 50-Lap Novice impossible, waterfowl hunting for the vast majority of SD-cirat.: * up; et: ott j.-ww. Fre« IJtwrty (Spookl) _MM>0 T.M 1.1 Middletown sportsmen as well as non-residents. from place to place, depending upon wind direction and MU» PttutMR (**««*> T«O » Ibmt (ltoioaH»ll») According to Section 3 of the ordinance: flight patterns of the birds. Thusly they would have T-1.U2S. Atoo-MlMla, turn Broker, FEATURES •id* Ron, A-utumn Air, Royal Idol "This ordinance is not intended and shall not to secure written intents of permission from not one 'tt» I«. Truly Filry GoW. but various property owners and register each with the ROCKWOOL MAHOGANY CALL DAVE VAN IDERSTINE AT INSULATION PANEUNG SALE • Limited • 10% OFF PAINTS & IC quantity .99 ACCESSORIES 99per bag • 37"x84" 1*L cacti • BOAT PRICES REDUCED Vitality Paints - Mercury Outboardi MARINE LUMBER CO. 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The Chicago Cubs, triggered by left foot yesterday showed that Brook* Robinson. weeks for the bone to heal. championship NASCAR stock car what head coach Bob Kennedy races at Central Jersey's' Old Mrs. Virginia Reagan, of the New York Yankees HOQ.WO "Mantle has an undispiactd "When tta cast is removed El called "the trade of the year, outfielder will be out of the line- slightly oblique fracture of the then, Mantle will nave to wakBridge Stadium wiUU feature* 15 «*urban Eactoo, filed a missing By TOBY MICE own a share of the National up "a minimum of live weeks." third jnetatarsal with fragment* gingerly for weeks after that so talented auto pilots who captured Person wnortj stating her hue. League lead for the first time in Dr. Sydney Gaynor, club physi- In excellent aUftqnent," Dr, Gay- I really see no prospect of his individual speedway or state to™*? vanished seven day« ago. The North Jersey Yacht Racing Association is more thaa five yean. cian, made the examination aft- nor announced after an hour-long returning to the line-up until ait*, crowns in 1962 motor competi- She told police the last sm I about to launch its most ambitious campaign. Under TTiey reached their lofty status er the player was brought here er the All-SUr game,'.' . tion on the east coast. her 'husband May 31 when• he yesterday when Larry Jackson from Baltimore, where hb left The combination; seven event, left for vr appointment with tha f the direction of Commodore Morris P. Sherwood, the "Fortunately, he wtfered no Tie AlKSttr game i» «*ed- and Lindy McDaniel, acquired in foot was hurt Wednesday night otter Jnjury. The cast placed on pro and. novice speediespei t family, physician. Reagan, 44, an off-season trade with St, Louis, uled to be played is Cleveland 17-member organization has prepared a wide and varied when the spike* of his the foot lii/wry good one andTueiday. July 9. ' launfihea at' 8:30 o'clock,: quali- cajlej Jfcr from thi doctor's of*; schedule for ail types of one-design sailboats. pitched them past San Francisco fying -sportmea and modified flee'«nd said ha was leaving 3-2 and into a three-way tie for Dr. Gaynor"! diagnosis con- drivers for the 200-lap national from there lor a .business trip Heading the list of attractions are the four indi- first with the Cardinals and firmed «n earlier one made by stock car race on June 23, will to San Diego and would return •/ vidual NJYRA championship events leading up to Giants. Dr. Erwin Mayer, Baltimore club feature a 24-car, 25-lap pro sweep- Sunday, Her investigation shows physician, and squashed Mickey's North American Yacht Racing Union finals. Their victory over the Giants stakes beadliner and a 200-cer, 15- he never readied San Diego. was their 11th in U games and j*» p(•returning as Won as lla p novi ^ finale.fil " She said'he would have been the first event will be held at the Rumson seventh in 10 starts against Mickey himself predicted upon Track kings entered among the Sjuj his arrival at LaGuardia airport carrying a "substantial" amount Cluta Yacht Squadron (Rumson Country Club) Francisco this year. McDai 60 chauffeurs include defending of money because scouts pay nailed it down with a sparkling early yesterday afternoon. NASCAR , national . sportsmaa June 16-17. This is the O'Day series for single- (heir expenses in advance. relief performance and a 10th 'I'm sure the doctor knows champ from MassachUetts, Rene Reagan,, she said, scouted play- handed sailors. The semi-finals will be at Annapo- inning home run. more about it than I do,' 'Mickey Charland and current point set- er talent in California, .Arizona lis, Md., July 4, with the finals at Alamitos Bay, Kennedy put the "trade of thi Associated Prea said-as he hobbled off the plane ter from New Hampshire, Ernie and New Mexico for the National year" tag on the swap that with the aid of crutches; "But I Gahan. New Jersey's hottest 1 Calif., July 17-20, in Finn Dinghies. American League National League League basefcall team; brought McDaniel and Jackson W. L. PctG.B. have an idea it's not'asbad as sportsman driver, Parker Bphn She said, he played for minor to Chicago and sent George Alt- W.L Pet G.B. 1 The NJYRA Mallory Cup (men's series) will be St. Louis ...... 31 23 JS74 — ft sounds.. of Freehold and New Egypt's league clubs In the New York:' man and Don Cardwell to St. Baltimore .. 32 21 .604 'I don't think I'll have to wear modified.division speedster, held at Spray Beach, July 27-28, in Flying Scots, a 19 Louis. The Cardinals probably New York 27 19 .587 US San Francisco 31 23 .574 — Frank Myronoric will: compete Yankees' farm chain in 1943-50 Chicago 31 23 .574 - the cast more than four or five and'later managed minor league foot centerboard sloop. Semis will-be in Barnegat Bay would agree. Chicago -.._ 31 22 .985 1 days and I expect to be back In along wth Pennsylvania's Joe Kansas City 26 23 .531 Los Angeles - 29 23 .558 1 Kelly, Long Island's Al De An-teams. . , ;•.•.- In late August with the finals at Annapolis in Mobjacks, It was Airman's pinch-lilt A Cincinnati ,__ 26 25 .510 3{ the • line-up in three or four double that drove in the winning Minnesota 26 24 .520 weeks." gelo and Jim Hendrickson, 'plus a 17-foot centerboard sloop, starting Sept, 9. Boston „ 25 24 .489 «A Pittsburgh „_ 26 » .500 4 Connecticut stars Bill Slater, Ed run in St. Louis' 54 triumph over 6 Milwaukee — 24 27 .471 5) Mantle was scheduled to board The Adams series (for women) has its NJYRA test Philadelphia and lifted the Cards Los Angeles _ 26 29 .473 Flemke and others, Yankees Ship Cleveland 20 26 .435 7 Philadelphia . 24 28 .462 6 a plane last night for his home into a share of the top spot. Houston ;._.... 22 32 .407 9 at the Rumson Club Yacht Squadron, July 24, in Ar- In the only other activity, Cin- Detroit 21 28 .429 % in Dallas, where he will remain More than 10 novice drivers, rows. The Rumson club will also hold the semis Aug. cinnati swept a doubleheader Washington „ 19 35 .352 9 New York 20 34 .370 11 for three Weeks resting the in-led by LakewoodV George Mc- Out Arroyo Thursday*! Results jured foot. Curdy and second place point 7. The finals are at Manchester, Mass., starting Aug. from Pittsburgh 7-5 and 10-5 on Thursday's Results , BALTIMORE.(AP) - Luis Ar- the bombing of Frank Robinson Chicago 3, San Francisco 2 (10 He undoubtedly will be placed runner, Johnny Luhrs of Farming- royo, relief ace of the New York \ 26 in 210's, a keel sloop. Baltimore 4, New York 2 innings) on the disabled list which menas dale,have good, chances of nail- Yankees in 1961, was shipped to and Gordy Coleman. Ing down the novice main event. The Sears Cup (Juniors) vie at the Raritan Baltimore regained first place Washington 2, Boston 1 St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 4 (N) he will be automatically Ineligible the Richmond farm club of the • Only games scheduled Cincinnati 7-10, Pittsburgh 5-5 to play for 30 days. Rounding out the select entrants Club, Perth Amboy, July 17, hi Blue Jays, for the by downing the New York Yan- are Don KisH of South River; International League ' yesterday ; kees 4-2 and Washington stretch Today's Games (N) Despite the loss of the Ameri- when the Yankees recalled left- NJYRA crown. Semis are at Brigantfate, July 24, Only games scheduled Dan Stockman of Somerville; Lee its winning streak to four games Boston at Baltimore (N) can League's most valuable play- Buchanan of Rlrigoes, E'. X.Con- handed Al Downing .-from Rich- ; in Lightnings^ with the finals at Newport Harbor, by beating Boston 2-1. New York at Detroit (N) ; . Today's Games er and generally acknowledged mond. . . , ..;. Los Angeles at Chicago nell and Dick Rematt of Spots- ! Calif., starting Aug. 26 in Electra Ensigns, a 22- The Yanks' pitcher Jim Bou- Minnesota at Los Angeles (N) as the "guts" of the New York wood land some 30 other weekly Downing, a 21-year-old pitcher ton, who had a 7-1 record, fol- ' San Francisco at Houston (N) ipi, Manager Ralph Houk re- who has:a 32 record at Rich- foot keel sloop. lowed Mickey Mantle into a hos- ' Cleveland at Washington (N) St Louis at New York :(N) fused to despair and confidently hopefuls.. mond will take the place of Stan Chicago at Kansas City (N) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (N) Saturday night will find the The NJYRA Midget championship (crews under 15 pital after he was hit In the face declared the Yankees "will win Williams^ ex-Los Angeles Dodger, by a line drive off the bat of Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N) the: pennant without Mantle." ' Rtt . 1188 racing grounds used for in the starting rotation. Williams ,; years of age) will be held at the Shrewsbury Sailing and Saturday's Games Saturday's Games the ninth weekly: New-Jersey Jack Brandt in the fourth inning. Minnesota at Los Angeles (N) "This should make us play all will go to the bullpen. ' ' Yacht Club, July 31, In Turnabouts. The Greait South X-Rays showed So fracture of St. Louis at New York Timing Association drag racing "Downing definitely Is'my'fifth Chicago at Kansas City (N) Cincinnati at Philadelphia the harder," said Houk as his meet of the season. The two-car Bay YRA will host the Atlantic Coast Midget cham- either the jaw or the shoulder, team prepared for the third starter," said Manager Ralph but 12 stitches were required to New York at Detroit (N) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh game of the series with, the Ori- class and elimination jaunts, fea-Houk, who insisted the move had pionships,, Aug. 27, in Blue Jays. close the 1%-inch gash on.his Cleveland at Washington (N) Los Angeles at Chicago turing competitive auto fields San Francisco at Houston (N) oles in Baltimore in their battle nothing to do with the'injury to ' NJYRA through its capable secretary Bill Haebler, face. Boston at Baltimore (N) weir over the. 250 car marks, Mickey Mantle in Wednesday ^ for first place. , commence at $ o'clock on the ; of the Rumson Country club, has put out an excellent At Washington, manager Gil •We all know what.he means night's game with the,Orioles. He fj Hodges of the Senators lost his one-six-teenth-mile, home-stretch four-page 1963 rating schedule. The organization's of- to the club but I .don't think the said the pitching change had hottest hitter when Don Lock was Miss Woodford, Salvator Mile strip. been In the works for four days. ficials are to be commended for this fine effort, forced to leave the game in the players will .lose spirit./ '• "Maybe it will raise the club. JET REGATTA sixth inning. Lock, who had 29 hits in 40 at-bats and four homers On Next Week's Monmouth Slate We have been through this be- COMPLETE The Island Heights Yacht Club will host Its in four games, suffered an ankle fore and we know we have to BATTERY SERVICE sprain. OCEANPORT — Two of Mon- Manassa Mauler, H. O. H. Fre-battle harder." .•3 annual Chops trophy regatta for Jet 14 class sail- mouth Park's more Interesting linghuysen's Merry Ruler, New—Rentals—Rechaige boats this weekend on Barnegat Bay. Gene Conley gave up a two- Hobeau Farm'j. Kilrnoray and Houk said he had several moves -\ run homer to Larry Osborne In features are coming up for de- in mind in setting up his Mantle* DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. This three-race series is generally well-attended. the second inning that provided cision during the next week of George D., Widener's', En-, less alignment, , ' 35 EAST FRONT STREET sport—the Miss Woodford for dymion and Narokan. ffiOIANK Tel. SH 7-OJ28 A good turnout is expected from Monmouith Boat Club's all the runs Washington needed "It will depend on,the:opposing to post its longest winning streak three-yeaf-old fillies on Saturday, Spicy Living,, a filly who has active Jet fleet ' June 15, and me midweek stakes pitcher and the -ball park," he of the season. injected herself into the cham- said. "I can play Tommy Tresh DUTCHMEN ACTIVE The Orioles snapped a 2-2 tieof Wednesday, June 12—the Sal-pionship picture, rather forcibly vatore Mile. in center and Hector Lopez in This will be a big year for the Flying Dutchman in the eighth inning on run-prc- through victories in the Acorn left. Or I can alternate Harry class. The North American championships are return- drucing singles by Brooks Rob- Both races carry $15,000 in and Mother Goose Stakes, is Bright and Dale Long at first inson and Jim Gentile to take the added money. The Miss Wood- probably the best known of the ing to the Jersey Coast for the first time in five years base and move Joe Pepltone to series two games to one. ford, at six furlongs will be run49 nominees to the Miss Wood- center." and plans are under way nationally to select Olympic for the 12th time and the Salva- ford. candidates for the 1964 competition. tor will have its 16th running at She is owned by Eleanora R. Fair Haven the distance made famous by theSears, one of facing's most liber- The North American title event will be held horse after whom the,stakes is al patrons lit* recent" years and Missouri Voted HIRED BY HAWKS - New at the Lavallette Yacht Club, July 24-28. Defender Baseball Loop Spicy Living probably will try named. head coach of the Chicago is Ward McKimm, a Canadian sailor from Ottawa. CLASS A For the Salvator, there is plen- to add to the returns which are Top College 9 V W now coming in from the various Black H*Wrt. ttlUeay, left, Olympic selection is under the direction of John ty of top flight material available TXJSCON, Ariz. (AP) •£' 11 Hawks among the 39 nominees including thoroughbred investments. tajks things over with the Powell, of St Peterburg, Fla. Commodore Powell has Orioles University of Missouri, with pos- Small or large- Montpeller's Mongo, who already Regarded as leading rivals for Hawks' owner, Jim Norris, Eagles Spicy Living are Clear Springs sibly the finest pitching depth in orders delivered listed candidates in each of the nation's six regions and this season has registered tri- promptly. Cardinals Stable's Pams Ego, Marion R, the nation is the No. 1 college at the National Hockey established a schedule of preliminary observation re- umph? in the Bowie and Camden baseball team for 1953. Larks handicaps. Frankel's Charspiv, Anthony F. League meeting in Mon- gattas this summer where results will be studied before Rabins The final poll of the season CALL 747*9217 Another of the Important eligi- Tornetta's Gathering Dusk, treal. Reay ii 44 and for- invitations for the final trials in March, 1964, will be Wheatley Stable's No Resisting conducted by the nationally dis- bles is Mrs. Mary G. Christ- tributed newspaper, Collegiate mer coach of Buffalo team in WINE BARREL issued. mas' Towson, who splashed and Woodland Farm's War Vikings Sparkler, to mention just a few.Baseball, shows Missouri shad- the American Hockey 4 Monmouth St. Red Bank Art Lange and Harry Sindle, two well-known ''Utures through the slop last year to win ing hard-hitting Western Michi- the Salvator. No Resisting, if she accepts League. At the Bus Stop Dutchman sailors, are candidates from the Middle At- Devils the Issue In the. Miss Woodford, gan for top honors. The Tigers Still other bright prospects in lantic Region. Sindle, now residing in Virginia, was Braves will be very trying for a second had 320 points compared to 314 Rangers .333 this mile event are Bruce Camp-stakes victory at Monmouth Park. for Western Michigan. our 1960 Olympian. Pirates .333 iell's Dedimoud, Emil Dolce's She won the Colleen Stakes here Missouri, successfully retain- The P|ace To Go For The Brands You Know; The two observation regattas for our region in 1962. ing the top ranking it acquired "Clothes of Distinction" are Spray Beach, July 20-21 and Annapolis, Md., annual Great Sound spring Comet class regatta, spon- The Miss Woodford field will be April 26, now steps out of the GENUINE Aug. 17-18. sored by the Stone Harbor Yacht Club! shooting at a time mark of 1:09frying pan and into the fire. The A larger field than last year's 40-boat turnout is for the six furlongs, set in 1959 by Tigers take on District 1 cham- Top Dutchman class candidates in other parts of Recite. Last season's renewal of pion Holy Cross in a featured col- the nation include Bud Melges, three-time Mallory Cup expected. Hugh J. Clarke, club fleet captain, is the this fixture for second-year fillies lege World Series game Monday general chairman. , was won by Batter Up. at Omaha as the annual classic TM.0M0 BY COMPANY champion, and Mrs. Pat Duane, who represented the Time record in the Salvator begins. class in the Pan-American games last month. Lombardo Comeback is 1:34 3-5 and was established in The University of Texas fol- JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR Anyone looking for a new trophy? Band leader Guy Lombardo, absent from big- 1957 by Nahodah, from the Mont-lowed in third place. Just behind 23 MONMOUTH ST.. RED BANK Motorboating Magazine has placed the Charles F. time hydroplane racing for seven years, will make pelier stable. Salvator, who raced were. Holy Cross and Southern Charge It — 30 - 60 or 90 Days in the days of old Monmouth California. Rounding out the top Chapman Trophy into competition. It will be awarded a comeback hi the Gold Cup race on the Detroit Park, ran against the watch to ten were Florida State, Arizona, to any motorboat owner who runs his boat from Miami River July 7. set a mile mark of 1:35 1-2 and 'enn Stale, Wake Forest and to New York faster than Sam Griffith did with his Ber- Lombardo has had boats in five previous Gold this record stood for more than Oregon State. a quarter of a century. Cups. He is returning strictly as a driver, not as FORMAN SWITCHES EVENTS tram rig last year. EUGENE, Ore. (AT) - Keith , Those who try, but fail to improve on Grif- a boat owner. LADIES DAY Forman, America's second RENT A CAR or fith's mark, will get certificates. Guy, competitor in many National Sweep* 1-7 fastest collegiate miler this year stakes regattas, will be racing an unlimited owned will not run the mile in the NCAA Chapman is the boatman who navigated for championships at Albuquerque, TRUCK from HERTZ Gar Wood on the record-breaking 1921 Miami-New by Bernie Little of the St Petersburg (Fla.) Yacht N. Mex., next weekend. U-DRIVE . . . Coll York trip. No one did it faster until Griffith came Club. Oregon Track Coach Bill Bow- The boat will be named Tempo, after earlier Lom- erman said yesterday that For- PR 5-1515. Gfl 2-3299. SH 7-2121 along 41 years later. man—whose 4:00.1 is second only Great Sound Regatta bardo racing boats. It will be the first Florida craft to the 3:58.8 run by Loyola Comet sailors can look forward to a major South ever entered in the Gold Cup. sophomore Tom O'Hara—will ba RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER Lombardo was the Unlimited Hydroplane national entered in the 3,000-meter Jersey attraction on June 22-23. This is the seventh steeplechase at the national high point champion in 1942,1946 and 1948. championship meet. Single-Handed Sailing Forman suffered a heel injury Ramset... First in Pov/der-Aciuoted Fastening The North American Yacht Racing Union is May 11 and now has a cold. pushing its single-handed sailing championship for EXTEND GRID SERIES & thru AUG. 3 the George O'Day trophy. This event was placed NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - The on the schedule for the first time last summer at Oklahoma Sooners and the Texas TYRO STAKES the request of the Finn Class Association to foster Longhorns agreed yesterday to Sat., June 8 a five-year extension of their an greater interest in the Olympic class. "Look, Honey — another nual football game. SALVATOR MILE Competition gets under way on the local levels lovely bunch of divots The agreement means the rtf**. Wed., June 12 early next month. The finals are slated for Alamitos for our lawn!" teams will meet annually in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas until 1971. 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HER KHAT HAPPENS/ 1HINKIN9~ AHmiNQYET/ NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW NBVBC WASH 96HINPAWBARS POGO By POGO By IFitT KELLY MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNS MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST WK.I VOU— HAVE TO *~ She «as squinting hard to hold back the I WANT YOU TO MEET )JAM K ME cyr i PUT A— A "FOB. 5AU" 5I6H tears again and I heard myself saying— f^WRTH FROM THE/ £ BJMept for giving I STOP HERE, MR.WORTH- • IT'S A COWm PRACTICE, FATHERr-ARE ) NOW, WHERE EISE 2 VDtl HERE? ^WOUIDI BE. DARLIN"? t R"lHHti WOULD BE UKI-5EBN5 YOUR mi WRI6HT.'-».BUT TOR 7 Mother, this Kiss tATE MOTHER aOTHE5- -WHH CITV HAH Wright didn't day PAWE& OVER. AT A RUMMAGE aO5ED TD/W-AN* • irord all the 5ALEJ All! WJ out to tier hole* Then—- RIVETS By GEORGE SIXT. RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA THAT DOS I NEVER LOSE A BAH THING—YOU KEEP REALLY OUT OF BOUNDS' SAVES ME HIM HOPPIMS Its FAIR, ALLTHETIME. AA'VH A LOT OF THOUGH— MONEY/ HE SETS FUN AND EXBRCIS1 OUT OF IT AND- 6-8 THE RYATTS By CAL ALLE THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY AMB'KE JU*' SITTIN' "V I Mif — ' -1 RED BA#K REGISTER LOOT AND FOUND 1UT0H.TWXH W-Fri«i*y, hat 7, 1963 lf/rt - CAM AWKOUNCtMIHtt NOTICES LOT AND FOUND RBWAKD — boat TiclnKr AUTOS ft IKUCKS CAWLLAO wdan. Yeflwr with' kafe Interior. FUlly powtr «jnd»td. nitmc. Rat) food burl SptttL (MABOUKOaAUMCo. M0 Hnrmtn IN SIGHT toruti M., tm Buk. J*k far Mr BOB WHITE BUICK Ml iutnn —Riuu «oM. HOW DOES is l Fair mowDBBMaiv lNf. AvtomtMe KROLL'S SALE AT HALF-WAY trtamJMon, aott tap and nmmi hartlop. to.000 mOat. OtlfhiaJ throujh- MOVING!! out. »«w»0B«lr elaaa. la* to a*- MARK • ONE BIG MONTH LEFT KROLL ssr-OmUt baat attar, «H T- TO A NEW FACILITY ON SHRIWSBURY AVE. U«J tUKtB? DAVfMOtl MOTOR- crcu — Dut-fiUa. ruitr •wi»«i, and fully ohromad. Call a«at « p.m. BUT, BEFORE WE GO ... w«'v* got to mov» our MMOL uitd car inventory ... IO « 1M0TOBO KROLL-FORD is having the biggest •M otfar, call aftar I p.m. «H MM sale since its inception. We are of- DO 1MT FORD atatioa warm, Omnlnr 8a4an, radio, hl»t«r. aulomitlc drive. USED CAR SALE n«w Una and anew Uru, lew aina- othar ««ra», «xc»lltnt ooodltlon. fering prices and savings on all cars . BH 14SU. ' • FRIDAY and SATURDAY IM1 VOLKfWAOIK — IU4, narwl. and trucks at unheard of low, low whltnralli, radio, nellning wata, \iry — S A L E 1 — SALE! clean, 0,200. 8H 7-MW. IT? 1952 CHBVROLIT — Two-door, ataod- ard iMft, naw Uraa pliu axtra tat. prices. For the deal that will save I960 JAGUAR I960 CADILLAC Qood condiUtn. Wfc MISOM. VOUOWAOKN — itn rad, mm not CU«n Fully Equipped radio, h«at«r, wWtawalli. MM kalu, you hundreds — see KROLL now!! azcaUtot oondUkm. iH l-tm avftar I $2495 $2695 p.m. VOa/SSWIAOSHS • Wt hara m UH VoOtmcas >wnfa>u» umiatlM. B«th an in fln* condition. Mop HuJm Dm. — SALE! — S A L E I Maurice Sehwarti & Sons I960 VOLVO Ml W. rront tt. Had Buk SB T-9TIT 1961 MERCURY STATION WAOOK — 1M7 Chmoltt Bel Air (oaMoor V4, automatls trasa> Cl..n mlaakni, fully equipped, full power, ei- $1595 eellent eondlllon. tH9. Ml-MT or Ml- $1195 0215. 1981 PONTIAC — rour^loor CltalUn S^^^ hardloD, wtilte. Ilka n»w. Urn mile- ate, fnU power, one owner, baat offer abova n,W0. MUdtt. — SALS! — -—SA'L-II Before purchasing a STATION WAOON — U6> RamMer American, four^oor DaLuie, tCHWa 1959 BUICK 1961 MERCEDES Call attar B:W p.m., HJ-0JT0. new car, come to itWT TOKO Palrlilne 500 HKHlOBr hart- $1195 $2795 top, nrdomttle. Call MI-SOBS KROLL and be con- VOLKBWAOIK — MM Bun foot, radio, •attey belt, under JO.000 mllei, Bieel- "58 Mareury, fully aqulppad .$795 lent condition Inalda and out. HWO Call BH 7O608 attar « n.rn. vinced that "57 Ford Fafrlan* MB '56 Lincoln :.$4«5 (More CUialfled Adi Lower Prices Many othar valuai, goad transportation $75 to $195 On The Next Pap) will not be found BOB WHITE BUICK, Inc. AUTOS* TRUCKS 163 Monmouth St. $H 1-6200 R^ Bank '60 STUDEBAKER LARK Elsewhere Station Wagon •61 PLYMOUTH Conv. Clean, Full Power '61 CHEVROLET Sedan '60 CHEVROLET 8.1 Air 4 dr. Sedan ANOTHER LOAD OF '63 FORDS DELIVERED TO KROLL VOLUME SALES 6 cylinder, auto. MEAN Trenery Chevrolet 12 Church St. Keansburg SALES and SERVICE NEW 63 FORD FALCON . $39.01 NEW 63 FORD GALAXIE .... $43.13 787-0007 Per Month P.r Month VOLUME SAVINGS NEW 63 FORD FAIRLANE $42.11 NEW 63 FORD THUNDERBIRD . $79.23 Par Month P.r Month COME TO MONMOUTH COUNTY'S McCARtfiy BIGGEST FORD DEALER All cars full fac- FOR YOUR LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE! tory equipment ONE YEAR WARRANTY* BEST BUY •O Four-wheel' dr. plek-irf "61 Impila Convertible "SO Corralr TOO Coupa with our exclusive "<0 Dodfa Dart 4-dr. ON A ••SO Cnevr tmpala Hdtp. •WBulck Jllectra "89 Oldi U Hardtop •'M Chevy Impala, Convertlbla 2-year warranty.. "5» Cbavr Imptla 4-dr. 1963 FORD, MERCURY or •'StPlTmmibirann "5» Hard Bjnlra. f-aaaa. "59 Ford Oalaxlo MrV You can use your pres- "SO Chavy Mr. "M Ohery fTafon, two-tona LINCOLN CONTINENTAL •M Ford CooVJrtlble ent car in trade or usual •» Ford Victoria, HdtJ. ' mmmmm M Oldl M aidaa QUICK SALS cash equivalent a s 'M 8tu4fblker Md. '55 Plymouth led. down payment! -- FORD •M Chevy DEALER 3-WAY GUARANTEE TWO-YEAR PROTECTION The deals are so '56 MERCURY 2D Sed., MOM 395. SHOP '57 MERCURY Colony Park SW, MOM, P.Sh 550. at this FANTASTIC "58 PLYMOUTH Sta. Wag., P-FI.; P.St. 595. ' '59 FORD Panel Delivery 695. even Bob Rago, '61 HILLMAN MINX Convertible, R/H, auto. 795. SIGN KROLL '61 RENAULT Gordini, 4D 795. '59 FORD Custom "300" 4D, FOM 795. off our New Car '59 FORD Fairlane "500" 6 cyl. 2D, FOM 850. Dependability '58 FORD 9 Pats. C'try Squire, FOM, P.St. 850. sales manager "60 FORD Fairlane 4D, Fordomatic 950. '59 MERCURY Monterey 2D MOM, P.St. 950. is upset! '60 FALCON 2D Sed., R/H 950. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN MOTORS '60 COMET 2D, M'Omatic 995. 2-dr. dalun tin. '59 FORD GALAXIE 2D H.T., FOM, P.St. I05O. Shiny black, radio '61 FALCON 2D Sedan, R/H 1050. and WW lira*. $1(50 '60 CHEVROLET 6 cyl. Belaire 4D, P.GI. 1095. •60 COMET 2D Wagon, R/H 1095. 1959 VOLKSWAGEN '59 FORD C'try Squire 9 pan., P.St. 1095. 2-dt,, rod with IS ON THE MOVE AND WE ARE GIVING YOU naw paint, radio, '59 FORD Retract. Convertible, FOM, PS 1195. loat bold. $975 '61 FORD Fairlane 4D, FOM 1250. '60 FORD 2D Starliner, FOM 1295. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN '60 DODGE "Polara" HT, P-FI., P.St. 1195. Station wagon — '60 MERCURY Montclair HT, MOM, P.St. 1195. turquoita ... naw PRICES AND TRADES TO KEEP THEM MOVING car guarantaa. $1695 '61 FORDGalaxie 6 cyl. 2D 1350. '62 FORD Econoline Van 1395. 1958 VAUXHALL '61 FALCON Deluxe 4D Sta. Wagon 1395. 4-dr. idn. Black, '62 FALCON 4D Sedan, FOM 1550. original owner — '59 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 1595, trades vary claan. $495 - YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH KROLL - '61 FORD 6 P«*s. C'try Squire, FOM, P.St. 1750. '60 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 1895. 1956 FORD •62 FORD 6P. C'try Sed. SW, FOM, P.St. 2095. Conv., automatic, •60 CONTINENTAL 4D HT, Air Cond. 2495. V.I, PS. Naw fop. Now whito paint. '62 CONTINENTAL 4D, Low Mileage 4395. $595 1959 KARMANN-GHIA Coupa, groan, ra- N dio, ready to go. $1195 Many other KROLL MOTORS Volkswagens and American model! to wlect from, (THE SHORE'S FASTEST GROWING FORD DEALER) SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. 671 BROADWAY CA 2-3600 LONG BRANCH | Shrawibury Avo. Shrawibury 741-8500 AUTOS * T*UCia AUTOS * TRUCK* AUTOS* TRUCKS BOATS AND ACC£»W*JE« BOATS AND ACCEttOftflM BED BANK BEOOTHI , June 7,1968—25 - w. not* . «4fcr, l»»t«r mew vf WWBE vum full to «r«k. Rum ton Yacht Basin. m vMimwM JUKE r bam wKh laxj. oKkp B*ti economy. (US*, ZaloQtowi |£»5» ,-I,U HCSOT TRUCK - ftnt Y ton 1». UK •vuiou, u«»idobil»«i4aue Co., 100 h seaUM, makes It «a (nnnu BpriMS Rd., Red Bcjik. tS 1- PRESENTS KZW ART) TJ8BD BOATS HELP Wb» |Ws) 9M.-46Q3 sJtor » p.DV mm it* 0610. Aik TocMr. Wilton. tonSu7m m. ft of Both nfetdM an 100% meolanltal ono. EVnmwoE MOTOM ml lib) ajve It HTtW Schwartz & Sent UM BUICK BP1CIAL COHVIRKBLH and hare all excellent Urea, [Ml CORVAIB — All white. TwodoW ALL OUTBOAW) RBPAIR8 'or fill detaui call ' SALES - -In uctUut ooodltloB. Whllt with Radio, heater, wbltewall turn etand- NiraSBSIiN BH MHIT Maurice SeWarh & Soni ard Am. Sacriece. MOM. 2M-KU. , VIKING "36" ART TIME PERMANENT a a«w Muk lop. Bower steertaf ud HI W. ProntBt., Red Bank SH 74Itf BOAT TRAILBR8 FOR RENT UU POWTTAC — Two-ami hutttoP. >rak«i, radio, vtnr r»d U««. Hut rORD COUNTKT SEDAN STATION ON DISPLAY MARBtB SUPPUES BUSINESS NOTICES rtTlo, htttor. Whitswalls, tinted dut, B» seen to tw utpracuted. Iliut nil. 1981 RENAULT DAUPHINB — Four- WAQOH — 1S». Power brakea and Jaotwgti'i JaonmouUi Man has foauUc, twvtoo. «tMa, v«ry clem Asking J800. M2-28U, btlor* 10; 18 sum. low ledan. Orajr. Radio and heater. auerlni. Radio, heater, nine paatengeri Open FMday NlghM — Sunday a.m. alUble pennaaei* put4UM calea I* «a> out. Oocd rionuit condition, or after • p.m- Terrific ni mUeafe. KM. RUSSELL Oood engine anil tires. Body lair. $250. Alto Used Boats for Sale IHARLES BOWER - Mum COD- posUkxM. . Excellent opjwrtunttf for WU tsJu jU. Ctll JU-1M7 OMsmoolji-CtdUlM Co., 100 Jjjwmaan 813 River Rd., Fair Haven, BH H6S«. IB' IiAPSTRAKI! — Made In Finland. ractor. No lob too small BH 7-MTa or umsewlvM latorestM la a nrt- 1*O CHEVROLET MPALA — four- , [no Kd., Red Bank. Aak lor Kr. 80" beam. Motor excellent, Complete 1-0172. Ume career, scbedule d hour* Mon- a door hardtop, power brakes and iteer< 1IM0 MBTBOPIJTAN CORVERTlBtX- Among Many Others UB7 KBKA.mir — Miat »11, will ac- $«00, Call alter 8 p.m. 8H 7-1620. y, Wednesdar, Friday 6-0:44 p.m.: log, W.100 IneludlEi mow tires, Al 'alteri. 'ivt good tlru, C3M or beat otfar. IERT AND HARRY are "ally Beat oturday C: 15-8:IS. Or (wo nlghta cept best otter. condition. Call WMSlt. Vm RAUBUSR — AtttomaUe, two-door, 1 lut to aave money little ole Aea can't . - . SS1-J8M 2M- •83 I960 Motor Sailer 26 AUXILIARY SLOOP - Amphlbcon 1:49 p.m.; Saturday 11-J. radio, heater, perfect condition, under No. 46. Sleeps four, galley, head, beat. ACS TV, 8» Hwy. 33. Neptune IZBBRA1, SKOPrfNa DISCOUNT KM FORD — Standard enlft, need, 8,000 mile*. <£ J-7S88. 19M CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — Diesel Power 414,500 1968 FORD RANCH WAOON - Ideal paint, ISOO. UH Ford automatic tram- Stick shift. Power wlndovi and eeat ;oaded with extras. Aluminum nut Apply cmplormeat oCfloo : famtU utility car. Reliable, nod con- nlnton. perfect, «5. K. Kellr. S3 1M0 RAMBLER WAQON — Six cylNe- w vloyl top. Rima good. AOdci '94 Bans Pederaen Twin Screw Crulaer italnless rigging, dacron sails, life lines WEEKEND PAIHTSRB-14 years ex- dition, tm. BH 1-ocw after » p.m. Thorne PI., Weat Keanaburg. inder, overdrive, one owner. Excellent 1250. BR 1-UK after « p.m. FM'h water cooled „,. „ ._410,ooo Ingle owner. Excellent condition. 195S- icrleoce. Average home 1129 plus paint, BAMBERGER'S condition. $1,000. LO «-5Ul 'ertect (or family cruising or Tacine. ffhy pay moraT BH 1-8885 any hour. 1961 CORVBTTB - Maroon and vhitl e UU UNCOIM CAPRI hardtop con- 1967 FORD — Convertible. Qreen, IMS. 1,500. Call Nauvoo Marina, 8(2-1303. MONMOUTH convertible. 170 engine. Electronic Ignl. vertible, caretullr maintained, jut the 1M1 RAMBLER STATION WAGON — 29' Luore cabin cruiser BUCK'S FURNITURE SERVICE - Cal" "l alter t p.m. 27' Lubn 1858 tlon. Four apeed tranimlulon. radio car tor aummer touring. Muit be ieen Showroom condition, low mileage, CO t-7908 3OAT BLIPS — For rent. Reasonable. Furaltur* repairing and reflnlshlng. and heater. > a.ra. unto S p.m. M9.and driven to lie appreeuted. Phone wliltewaU Urea, radio and heater, alu- 22" Chrla Crait Call Antiques aori modern. 8H T-2435. EXPERIENCED WAITBBSES — Over MM. lu II it Iflelerllle TraUar OS 1-2868. minum engine. Other extraa. K,W0. NOW THAT VOU have etudled the 23> Sheilei cablo akIK Ki Caurt. Avenue O. W. KtsJsbnrg. CO 44023. ADS... "Huslle to Ruuell" to lupect 25'ChrJ. OrtA 1SW0 LAWN SERVICE — Lawns cut and 1M6 FORD STATION WAOON — flora- and buy m top reconditioned CaoluaA 7S Zobel akUt 1 HBRBH1SY HULL — Windshield, cared tot at lowest prices. 842-1421, or BsceUent ytar-roual pMJtiooiopen. WM10H WAOON — 1959 Parkwood 0-MaUc Rebuilt engine. 1230. Call CO 1957 CHEVROLET —Convertible, atlck, Oldnnoblle or other make oarl ZX Pacemaker . >p, cushion aeata, steering. Hints, one 42-0125. OMvrolet All extraa. To» condition. :uat apply In peraon, HOWABD JOHN- 44163. V-*, duntor cam and lifters, Hedmtn IS' Outboard, 40 b-p. Bnn/vde .-* year old. With 40 h.p. electric start- ARPENTER WORK WANTED — Odd One owner. Will Meriflw BOM. M3- headers, scatter ahleld, traction mast- ing Johnson motor with 12 volt bat- US7 PLYMOUTH - Four-door bard- ihs, large or small. Screened porchel, ON KX3TAURANT, Hwy 39, Middle- en chassey. Completely aet-up lor drag MOBILE HOMES tery, all controls. Reasonable. CA 9- Iterations. 741-210°. lop. Automatic tramalaalon, euellent racmg. tow or beet offer, Call OS I FINANCING ARRANGED 0930. 4849 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE _ Urea, one owner, low mllease. Excel* Ooai after J. EXCAVATafO — Lola cleared, cellars, own. Vaiy goal wndiUon. AtUsg WO. 3B1-lent condition. Ml Harrison Ave., Fair MOBILE HOMES PENN YAN BOAT — With Mercury dug, fill dirt and grading. Reasonable 1039 call atter 6. Haven. 1B61 CHEVROLET — Red convertible. Died-10ft down TIRfft ST. RUMSON 30 h.p. plus skis and tanks, first clM All equipment, excellent condition, II,. (201) 842-2300 rates. 717-3023. COKVETTB - 1MB Blue, removable 196 MERCURY OONVERTIBLE-fB.OM New • t-year financing condlUon, phone 8424274, 14 p.m. •AITREasES — Threa, Apply In per- 14' THOMPSON RUNABOUT — With ELPING HANDS — We clean attlci, in OARFIELD GRANT HOTBL, 278 hardtop, and convertible lap. 18,000 true mileage, overhauled Uua year, ex* ROBBTN8VIL1.E THOMPSON — 75 h.p. Johnson illais, jardi. Take down storm win- mtlei. Oood condition, JMOO. Call after cellent running condition, beat otter. IBM CORVETTE — Restored clajulc 5 h-p. Kvinrude motor. Good condi- roadway, Long Branch. MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. tion. May be aeen at 21 Second St. lutboard, trailer. Call ws, etc. Also light trucking *£Q A H.W. SH7-WS9. OS 1-2BM. Good condition. New top, paint, and SH 73338 ovlcg. Call 78718J& MATURE WOMAN wanted u aaalst- Urea. 2S4-8M7. Route 130 RobblnsvlUa, N. J.Fair Haven. ant In doctor's office, Kazlet area. MOORING SPACE — Lesioni lor be- PAtNTKES AUTOS It TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS 1MB PONTIAC — Two-door Catallna. TO 7-1S50 BAHOAIN — Any boti you va&t to 'rlle "B.F.", Box 511, Red Bank. own. Low bum ratts. Financing u- ginnera and advanced skiers. Call SH Sxtarlor, experienced. Pree estimate! ft months old. Call _...» MARLBTTB 10x10. Two bed- 1-1124. 3all SH 1-8488 alter 1. NURSB 787-2503 rooms, washer. rannmenU comvleted In one call at z Doctor's office. Call T874072 any of our offices. THE UONMOUTH 26' — ISM JERSEY SHELTER 8KIFF JBLLARS OLBANBD—UOHT HAUlr SH145S4 A LARGE SELECTION OF 19G6 CHEVROLET nail ton pickup, body COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1. 130 h.p. Chris Craft, head, Ice box, VQ <— Odd Jobs. Call Ray Lamberaon and motor good, M7S. Call 1000. ink, bunks, $1,750. 842-3189. itter 4 p.m. BH 7-9065, OUNTER HELP — One-Hour Martin- OS 1-0540 zing Dry Cleaners. Fringe benefits, TRACTORS MARINE SUPPLIES 14' OUTBOARD SKIFF — V bottom, GUARANTEED 1058 IMPA1A — Btandard ahlft. Oood Everything for the Boatman. New Jer-ftbuglaa, Trailer Included. Call 291. hlt-tlme, part-time. Campbells June- condition. roRD TRACTOR — Three point hitch. sey's largest marine supply house. EMPLOYMENT Ion, Belford. CO 4-S384 Cultivator, plow, scraper, other Imple- Bvlnrude Bales and Service SALESWOMAN — 1-8 p.m. locludlng USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED ments. 291-1887. THE BOATMAN'S BHOP IN WATER. READY TO 1962 COMET two-door. One owner, radio and heaier.. $1675 BUY NOW! • SAVE NOW! 1962 LARK Studebaker, two-door. Ona owner. Radio, heater $1675 1962 RAMBLER American, two-door. One owner. Auto. R/H $1550 1957 CHEVROLET deluxe six passenger wagon. Radio, heater, 6 cyl., Power-Glide $795 1962 DODGE LANCER 770, auto., R/H, low mileage, like new - $1695 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC 4-door, Radio, Heater $1395 1957 CHEVROLET n'ne Passen8er wagon, 6 cylinder standard transmission $845 1961 RAMBLER American, Heater : $ 1075 1961 RAMBLER Classic 4-dr. Wagon $1475 1958 CHEVROLET sta> wSn-si x PassenSer- Radi0> heater, V-8 with Power-Glide $895 I960 FORD 4-door Station Wagon, auto., R/H, P.S :. ...$1350 I960 RAMBLER 4-dr. sedan. Auto., Radio, Heater (3) „ $1250 1959 CHEVROLET sixPass- Radi0- heater> 6 cylinder, standard transmission $1045 I960 RAMBLER 4-dr wagon. Radio and heater : $1350 1959 RAMBLER 4-dr. Sta. Wgn., 3 to choose from, R/H - $1150 IOKO f^HFVROI FT station wa_Bon, nine passenger. Radio, heater, power steering, V-8 with Power-Glide $1245 1959 FORD 4-dr Country Squire wagon. 9 pass. Auto., R/H P.S. P.B $1275 1959 FORD Salaxie 4-dr H.T. Auto., R/H P.S. (choice of 2) $1250 I Qr/\ /"^LJE\/DiOI CT station wagon, six passenger. Radio, heater, power steering, 1958 BUICK 2-dr H.T. Auto R/H P.S. P.B. : $ 795 170/ V^nCVKV/LCI six cylinder with Power-Glide $1195 1958 JAGUAR Model 150 Hardtop. Beautiful .-. $1375 1960 CHEVROLET wagon, six passenger. Heater, six cylinder, Power-Glide 1957 MERCURY Wagon, Radio, heater, automatic $ 595 $1495 1956 BUICK 2-dr. hardtop. Auto. Radio, heater P,S : $ 350 1961 CHEVROLET waS°n> s'x passenger. Radio, heater, six cylinder, standard 1956 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-dr. Auto., radio, heater , $375 $1595 1956 CHEVROLET 2-dr. Auto., radio and heater—a j is $175 1961 RAMBLER wagon, radio, heater, six cylinder with automatic $1095 TRANSPORTATION CARS, '53-'57 ... $95 1961 CORVAIR wagon. Radio, heater, Power-Glide, roof rack $1595 1961 CORVAIR wagon. Heater, standard transmission $1295 TWIN-BORO RAMBLER CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 325 MAPLE AVENUE SH 1-3130 RED BANK OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 — SH 7-0040 HELP m«TMENTS HOUSES FOB MNT RED BANK BEGISTER rot SALE fl» fAUS SAJLE PETS It LIVESTOCK 26-FruUy, June ?, 1963 KJUhh xmirm ttumtam r/k»fi. — Wew J«s*ys ittttst nu MUI BATH TUI 6NCLOSURE VJCKXT. trunxL mfra* ~ utr. tonr QUtoxtf E SILVER ~ t»ot«, tau «t*uii«i tor nm *at«u MUSIC TOWN ttC<*tuw). ttuwyHtdaib 'M/taomtA. »oBt tervtrf srJ& *«2M$a uUmmmi. Wi>» t«ttt« tor Mt a. M. tiim wtii be tt(bt, H fame U rigkiL ©REEKS A^E APARTM ENTS tm» tuiy Job? JEuUrf*. tint fKufcttfeM! ttm U ONE YEAR •- REID'S $29.95 rt iStM , VA bt&f, eo«ivtsi*Bt to ttll, buu of ui wutltit — real HUU. Coat Ux mA «e« thi« wmp DiCHsSuKn tvfwau — *xa teg-M atmtm i.»«. Went Kui, H. I. N« tiperjeiwt neceeeery; we win train SALE today. iDjUUatton upltonal. Isured. Black and tax. alw ni. Tem- COLLEGE MEN yon and offer excellent commissions FANTABULOUS porary shots and wormed. Railed wim One-bedroom •.ptitoraU, IM"* J»sighed, Yetr-rouad leue, 1175. aad opportunity with us to real estate. Was 1 PROWN'S Sttdren. (80, «l 1-— oe, MI utiffiee exoeK H«trlc Part-time and futMlme men and wom- Double manual organ per month. CAMjft en. Call now for appointment. Ask for » pedal ..____ ISM. 'BUDSETEER JJ Broad St Red Bank SH 1-7500 ENTIRE DAIRY HERD WANTED - SHRBWSKJRY - Tluye^edrwm Harry Wennr. THE BERG AGENCY, Double manual organ US CU. FT. HOTPOINT 8EW DBKoluains. Ousrnaeyi or any breed. 1 THUMB BOOMS AND BATH — Heat jilt, one-bath, $130. Urrfur- GOOD HUMOR Mlddletown. OS 1-1900, 18 pedal ISM. too. Not Used.. .Not Distressed. FROSTING RirRIOERATOR—Freeter nave a good market, out of state, and hot water supplied. Double manual organ But A Custom Designed up. Like new. Pinch pleated draw with young farmers starting up. Call CO Isbed, year-round rental. INSTRUCTORS CALL 787-WS0 18 pedal . 1XS4 MO. draperies, 16' window wall, custom collect Reuben Greeobsrg, inc., Co- CORPORATION Bertolo Music Double manual organ THREE ROOM GROUPING made. Living room furniture, child's lumbus, New Jersey. Phone 2M-1021 THRBB ROOMS - Unfurnished .•.van- 83 Hwy 36. Port Monmouth 13 pedal 10W. 750. tricycle, and other iteme. Moving, or m-U6i. able now. Four rooms lunirnlaitsd WEART-NEMETH, Is sow Urine Five foot eight STYLED... >ust sell. Call 8H 1-8136. TWO SHETLAND ponies. Two-year old available July 1. Heat, hot water sup- rand piano 1BK. see PRICED. . . PIANO ORGAN — Esley conaolet with mares, dapples, white tails, wbite plied. Hwy. 36 Call 00 4-49W. AGENCY SITUATIONS WANTED, Ferrule 8 key piano 988. 650. bench. Electronic amplifier and vibrato manes, one registered with papers. LO 88 key piano 788. 450. BUDGETED. . (4322. Tennent Rd., Morganvilh. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - T Highest Income, electric piano 450. ZTJ. control. Relu-a-clsor, like new. 671- rooms, all utilities included, «0 a REALTOR EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Wiahel For Beginners 0913. Summer Employment days work. Have transportation. Call Fender guitar „ 28*.M 149. VIZBLA-PUPP1E8 - Sporting doll of month. Available July 1. M TMrd Ave, 102 WEST FROhlT ST. 842-0150. etectrto guile* and Three Complete Rooms of AIR CONDITIONER — Emerson % Hungary. Pure breed. Companion hunt AVAILABLE JULY lit - Most »}• case , U6.00 110. ton, Ideal (or bedroom, pus button, Ing dog of early Ward Lordi fcnd tractive Ont-Boor apartment In two- DEPENDABLE babysitting in my electric guitar and BRAND NEW FURNITURE temperature selection, thermostatically Barons. Breed over 1000 years old. In SHadytldel-gtt Amir 5«5 Shrewsbury AT*., Shrewsbury home, low ratei. Call famlly home. Four large rooma plus 1 csse --...... -WWH. 138.50 90. controlled, no Insulation, (it any winU- S since- 1961. Loves children, highly bath. Heat, electricity and garage In- ' 747-9377 Used Fender with for only dow over 26", used 20 hours, like Intelligent. KE 1-3030 or KE 1-4931 24-HOUR SERVICE H. cluded. Excellent Red Bank locaaon. PRES8ERS — Interviewing tor open- CARE OF CHILD — In my home. $295. new, originally coat over (200, yours AKC SHALL FRENCH POODLES — 1154 per month. RUBMHJ. If. BpRUS Red Bank — New Shrewsbury area. Electric guitar and lor (100. BH 1-4089 after 5:30 p.m Member Red Bank Ant ings on sernl-automat!c band and kick 79. All solid colon Including rare platinum AgencyTeoO River Rd., Fair Haven. presses, liberal benefits and incentive 5(2 l Jna. 7, 1953 tjUUE warn* mmuw mom im«*E •MM*. BOUSES fOt MLE HOUSES HKgAIX WH.UAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM), tumom THE tOW AGENCY Tata notlM that B.I s REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE IMS RtAlTORS : ii-Mtm* to) » RIDGE ROAD RUMSON _ ,_„ „ .«7-«Spmfe*. RUSSELL M. BOtttJS REALTORS 434 River Road Fair Haven situated at » Wut front Hawan tori. Hi , ., ' 8G-O60O . Bank, N. J. - i, on llceius for 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. ObJtoUoni, If any, ahould In made at ^740 Rivar Sotul; *•«* •T'l"' "" T' MOST GRACIOUS-Much charm. Just listed, a big Rumson * SH 1-4477 Immediately in writing lo John Bryan, Immediately In «5lBf_ «• ftW.JH•«•>-. CUi| ot in Boroaff of Re4 J«t am, Ota* ol ttolwtWa*'-*- *V' home, 14 rooms to all Beautifully decorated, inspiring, five fire- CSIpMd) . , SHadyside 7-4532 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Haven. •• •' ., ' •••'" •"•' places; bright combination breakfast room-porchr long brick Harold A. Duncan, Exalte! Ruler (Signed) 26 Leonardvllle RMd, floored porches; An acre of formal gardens: Perfect for the WIUiAM H. -,— Member Multiple Listing Service Almost new, gracious two-story home In Rumson. Beautiful living Leonardo, N. J. EMILY SPRTEM. family craving space-more separation. Asking $65,000, Max Benowiti, Treasurer RUMSON RANCH - Excellent location, convenient to beaches, room with fireplace; large den, four wonderful bedrooms, 2V* baths. SI Maple Avenue, May IL JOB* I • schools, everything. Four bedrooms, 2^4 baths, lovely den with Oversized two-car garage, attached. Low cost electric baseboard Red Bank, N. J. COMPLETELY RENOVATED -Well done, too, Is this ll-room Charles A. Hotalinf, Secretary NOTICE fireplace. Owner moving South. Available August. Asking $39,000. heat, wall-to-wall carpeting, many, extras. Over two acres. A Rumson home. Well planned (a playroom and lavatory adjoining IT John Street, : Taka notice that Ron . fina family home in the best colonial tradition. $58,500. Red Bank. N. J. the kitchen). Good, dry cellar and an oil hot water heating system Adeline Wdunrod trading ai ENGLISH TUDOR IN PARK-LIKE SETTING! Particular home Mar 31, June 7 H Llquori haa applied to tea *-_.„_, owners will love this gracious four-bedroom, 2^-bath house close only two years oM. Two-car garage. Taxes $416, If you can TYPICAL NEW ENGLAND FARM COTTAGE Council of tha Borough "of Jted Bank afford a $30,000 home, why not call us look this one over? Situated In the heart of Rumson on VA acres, this cottage was Mr a PUnKjr Retail fflttrtwuoil *«• . to excellent transportation and stores. Walking distance to public NOIIOK ' Icensa for pramiMi attuaW at 7 and parochial schools. Beautiful area plus many extras make this uniquely converted and totally modernized. lUs enchanting little MONMOUTB COUNTY Broad St., Kid Bank, N. J. RUMSON WATERFRONT—Here's a fine, modern home on tfcree SURBOOATE'8 COURT | an excellent buy at $30,500. house offers a large living room with fireplace, dining room, dream Objection 3 any, ahould fta mada breezy acres. Unusually large rooms'(31*20 living room, 27x17 NottM t* Credlton to Pretest Immediate)* to, wtWrtt to **>> Bryan, kitchen, master bedroom and bathroom on the first floor. There Claims Against BsMe Clerk of the Borough ot Red Bank. RUMSON COLONIAL — Comfortable older home for the large master, bedroom), three bedrooms total three deluxe tile baths. are two additional bedrooms and one bathroom on the second BSTATB OF FAIBE PHYLLIS There's a fireplace in the living room and a large jalousied porch. FREEMAN, DECEASED family. Has four bedrooms, IV4 baths, new kitchen, breaMast room, floor. Features include patio, spacious attic, new electrical sys- 1 Well protected dockage right in your front yard. $49,500, . Pursuant to tie order of EDWARD 225 Broad Btrwt, sun room, TV room. Living room has fireplace, family sired dining tem, post rail fence, large two-car garage and wall-to-wall carpet- C. BROEQE. Surrogate of the County Red Bank, N. J. room. Convenient location, excellent schools. Almost new furnace ing. This property Is indeed a rare find in mis area at $41,500. ot Monmouth, thir day .made, on the ADELINE RICHMOND YOU'LL NEVER KNOW — Unless you see for yourself, you can't application of the undersigned, John 37 Highland Avenue. - and hot water heater. Move in time to enjoy nearby beaches. R. Lltch, Administrator of the aatate know the beauty of this remodeled carriage house. Our best ef- Red Bank. A J~ '-• Asking $30,000. WATERFRONT COLONIAL of the aald Fair* Phyllis Freeman, de- 3L June 7 $»68 forts in ad writing can't do me setting justice. To be brief, Cool breezes off the river and shade from many trees make this ceased, notice li hereby given to the there are seven rooms, some of them exceedingly large . . . creditor! of Mid deceased to present SEEING IS BELIEVING! Wall-to-wall carpeting is out welcoming an ideal spot to raise a family. One foot short of an acre, but to the aald Administrator their claims, MOTIOK • you to immaculate four-bedroom two-bath home with den. Finished there's a den, a dining room and three bedrooms. It's distinctly with riparian rights. Build your own dock, boat or fish all sum- under oath within six month! from MONMOOTH C0DMT different—why not call and arrange to see for yourself? $29,400. tbli date, basement, enclosed porch and large hedged yard. Screened patio mer. Home has five bedrooms, two full baths and a huge den Dated: Hay 16th, 1863 8DBR00ATES COURT area enhances family living on Fair Haven's best dead-end street. overlooking the river. Close to schools, transportation and shop- JOHN R. L1TCH Notice, to Creditors to Present , Transferred owner asking $25,900. ping. Asking $37,500. 553 Proapect Street Claims Against Estate WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM)j WestOeld, New Jeney ESTATE OF HBNBJiWA ORIM- • Administrator BHAW, DBCBASBD _™,. ,; Member Multiple Lilting Service BEAUTIFUL HILLSIDE LOCATION Daniel 8. Welgand, Bid. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Two wooded acres with view of. the Navesink River. Two-story 77 Broad Street 1 BROEGE. Surrogate 0! Iht County Red Bank, New Jersey, ot Monmouth, this day mad* on the WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY colonial. Four bedrooms, three baths, spacious paneled country Attorney application of the undersi*ue4 Sins i kitchen with barbecue, large closets, two fireplaces, living room, May 21. 31. June 7,. 14 OcCandlesi Sole Executrix of the ea- ate ot tha laid Henrietta, Gilsnnaw, REALTORS REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES oversized dining room, 18x20 family plus cozy den, two screened deceased, notice la hereby Il»«n to Jhe porches, full basement, two-car garage, custom made draperies v NOTICE oredltora of aald deceaaedjo present and carpeting. Asking $55,000. HONMODTH COUNTY to tba said Sole Executrix their claims Maude P. Sparlces, Residential Sales Mgr. REALTORS ' SURBOOATE'8 COURT under oath within six months from GRACIOUS RUMSON COLONIAL Notice to Creditor* to Present SH1-0804 — n E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK 127 Oakland St. Red Bank Claims Aralut Estate In a parklike setting among beautiful trees and an atmosphere of ESTATE OF ELEANOR L. MEL- SH«dytidw 7-3445 LBN, DECEASED. SI Monmouth Avenge. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE quiet tranquility, this delightful Early American colonial is perfect Leonardo, New Jersey for the large family seeking sheer comfort, prestige and a proper funuant to the order of EDWARD Bole Executrix ,, Gl and FHA Mortgages !. BROEQE. Surrogate of the County Me»ar«. Toolan. Haney '^ RIVER OAKS IN FAIR HAVEN - Chamitog Colonial, beautiful environment in which to bring up the children. There are six ot Monmouth,' this day made, on the Seven Day Service application of the undersigned, Samuel ft Romond . grounds, spacious living room with fireplace, dining area, eat-in bedrooms, 5% baths, five fireplaces, two oversized garages. A H. Crooks and The Marine Midland 214 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J., kitchen, large screened porch, three lovely bedrooms, tiled bam, RIVER PLAZA — 10-year-old ranch on quiet residential street, wonderful home for your family and entertaining. Asking $65,000. Trust Company of New York, Execu- tors of the estate of the aald Eleanor garage. Asking $26,500. three bedrooms, tile bath, oversized two-car garage, finished base- L. Mellen, deceased, notice la hereby May ll,ffl' June T «*.<« ment playroom, and bar, well landscaped, newly painted, and dec- IW to the creditors of said, deceased FIRST TIME ADVERTISED - BEAUTIFUL HOME, lfc ACRES - to present to the aald Executors their orations inside and out, many extras with 10% down. Asking claims under oath within glx months NOTICE Wooded lot. Charming living room with fireplace, spacious din- $17,900. HOLLAND HILLS OF HOLMDEL 'rom this date,. MONMOVTH COUNTY" i ing room leading to terrace. Kitdien with eat-in space. 17x19 Dated: May 27th, 1963 SURROGATE'S COURT . . Samuel H. Crooks Notice lo Creditors to Present den. Four bedrooms, two baths. Laundry, oversized twcxar ga- RED BANK — Older residence, excellent condition. Living room, THE ULTIMATE 14075 Bay Shore Dr., Claims Aiatnst Ertato rage. Asking $42,000. dining room, lovely kitchen, baseboard heat oilfired. Taxes $310. Madeira Beach, Fla. ESTATE OF BERNARD J. CLARK, The Short Hills of Holmdel. Home* from $30,000. Models available or will THE MARINE MIDLAND TRUST DECEASED. A real Buy. COMPANY OF NEW YORK BEAUTIFUL RUMSON RIVERFRONT — Private beach and build to suit. Just 16 homo placed la majestic setting with toxwlsc Oaks Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Asking $16,500. and Dogwood* acatt«red everywhere. Each alto b one-acre or greater with (by: HENRY F. BTUBING, C. BROEaE, Surrogate of tha County screen summer house, magnificent view, spacious rooms. Four two brooks and a gentle slope. Located tt-mfla mst of Laurel Ave on Holland Vice-Presldent) of Monmouth, this day made, on On bedrooms, three baths. Unusually attractive drawling room. Two- Rd. Four Tolnutefl to Bell L*bs, six minutes to lifiddletown KaUroao* StattaL 120 Broadway, New York 16, V. Y. application ot the unaerrtiotd, Robert 10 mlouU* to Bed Bank, three romtet to Garden BtaM Red. Hill tntenbanit, Messrs. Hughes, Hartlaub, H. Clark and Bernard J. Clark, Jr., car garage. Asking $65,000. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE four rninutea tg Rt. 36 at LUjr Tulip. Born tc Laurie tha Acting Executor* ot tha citato of 67 Union Place- the said Bernard J. Clark, deceased, Summit, New Jeney, notice la hereby given to tha creditors HAROLD E. HARRISON Attorneys ot aald deceased to presint lo tha HOUSES FOR SALE $7,500 M47 31, June 7, 14, 21 $33.13 said ActlnE Eiecutora their clalmi un- HOUSES FOR SALE BERG der oath within six montM Iran this DEVTELOPER AND BUILDER date. Realtor Dated: May 13th, 1963 SPACIOUS SEVEN - ROOM COZY COLONIAL for young or Cozy three-room cottage. 328" NOTICE en-sost KE 14256 ROBERT H. CLARK, RANCH — Plus basement play- retired couples. Just what you're deep lot. Low taxes. Perfect SUPERIOR COUET OF NEW JERSEY condition. Cheaper than paying Short of Cash? Use Our CHANCERY DIVISION 139 East Bergen Place* room with bar. Four lovely bed- looking for, two bedrooms, one- Layaway Plan MONMOtTH COUNTY Red Bank, N. J. rent DOCKET MO. M 4187-1* BERNARD J. CLARK, JH.,. rooms, two tiled baths, entrance bath, low taxes, only $11,500. All Payments Approximate HOUSES FOR S»XE HOUSES FOR SALE R. D. No. X West Cheater, £a. foyer, separate dining room, im- $9,900 to Qualified Buyers CIVIL Acnou (The- Acting Executoxa) maculate kitchen, 22' living room A GROWING FAMILY would en- MJDDLJJTOWN — JTour-bedroom •_. Notice of. Order for Publication Alston Beekman, Jr. Eiq., ,, apUt, HAZEL M. BROOKES, Plaintiff, -VI- 10 Broad street. ,. with carpets, awnings. Attached joy this older six-bedroom house VETS — NO DOWN LINCROFT M baths, garage, recreation room-m. . WILLIAM F. BROQKES, Defendant Three*edroom house, immacu- Near Llly-TuUp. Many extras. 4V4% "" Red Bank, New Jersey garage. Over % acre landscaped in Rumson within walking dis- Split level, four bedrooms, lot assumjKtlon. $17,990. OS 14108. GI State of New Jersey: Attorney late condition. Large screened To: WllUara.F. Brookes: May 17.34,31, Juna 7 RL2» plot. Southbound owner asking tance of private beach and play- NON-VETS—$450. DOWN 150'xl50' wall-towall carpeting, By virtue of an Order of the Superior $21,500. Only $3,900 cash re- ground, near stores and trans- porch, garage, low taxes. kitchen, Frigidaire equipped, VAIL HOMES — Four-room; bungalow, Court of New rJersey, Chancery Di- Dear Abby: My wife Inslstf upon ft 169.50 pet month. Down payment. 22 vision, made on the 21st day o! May. quired to assume VA mortgage, portation. $14,900. everything you could desire in a Belshaw Ave., LI 2-3351. 1-311. $10,000 big beautiful home And my bank ac- 1963, In a civil action. wherein Hazel SnERlFF'B SALE count insists upon something under home, quiet street, bus trans M. Brookes is the plaintiff and youSUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LIVE HAPPILY in this three- $15,000. Who wins? They both do portation1 to N. Y. at street are the defendant, you ate hereby re- LITTLE SILVER — River rights. when you «ee and buy this large three- LOTS AND ACREAGE quired to, answer the complaint of the CHANCERY DIVISION Immaculate seven-room ranch. bedroom Cape Cod in most desir- Two-bedroom home, fireplace, corner, one mile to Parkway in- ' MONMOUTH COUNTY master-sized bedroom rancher with plaintiff on or 1 before the 22nl day Docket No. F 8JM! Three twin sired bedrooms, two able area of Shrewsbury. Fire full basement, garage, excellent side enclosed porch, large over-sized ter-change. .Asking JJ3.90Q.00. of,July, 1P63, by serving an answer garage, expansion typ» attic with on , J, Frank, Welgand, Esq., plain- AMERICAN IRVING SAVINGS tiled baths, entrance foyer, cen- place in living room, finished condition. room for dormers, basement, utility LOTS OF LOTS tiff's, attorney,.-whose address la No. BANK, a corporation of the .'State, .of Must you relocate on Highway 38 7 New York, PlalnMtt va: ROBERT B. ter hall, 15x23 living room with game room and basement, nicely room, range, redwood fltormi and HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP 36 .West.Front. Street, Keyport, Hew screens on a 100' fully landscaped lot,' We have 4,398 feet road frontage on Jer(«y, ,aul. In default thereof such HAMMOND, et a!., Defendants Colonial fireplace, 14x19 cedar shaded. $16,900. $14,900 Brick veneer ranch, Three bed- Highway 36 for..sale or lease. Plots By virtue of a writ of execution In In an all-residential area. Immediate 1 iudginent jhall be rendered against paneled den with rustic fireplace possession at 'closing. rooms,. 1>£. baths, on one.acre. W to l.OOO frontage m Highway 3». you as, the Court shall think equitable the above stated action to me direct- LINCROFT — Unusually charm- and Just. You shall tile your answer ed, I shall expose for aaio'.-at pubUc Entertaining dining room, 13x11 Three-bedroom ranch, eight years Two-car > garage, breezeway, hot vendue, at the Court Home. In tha ing five-bedroom, center hall, Full Price only $14,990 at and^root of wrvlce In dupUcatB with natural wood cabinets, kitchen old. Full basement, gas heat. water heat. Asking $29,S0O.0O F. A. Gehlhaus the .Clerk, qt.tie Superior court, State Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- Colonial split, 2}4 baths, dining 56 Hwy. 3« > ' Leonardo House Ann'ax,. Trenton, New Jersey, mouth, ' New Jersey, on Monday tha with dishwasher and double oven Full appraisel value. taxes $482^W963t -. - - u 24th day of June, 1963, at B-o'clock, room, large kitchen, game room, Monmouth County Office" (Next to Blue 4 White Bus Terminal) in .accordance with the rules of civil built-in electric range. Large prac^ce ^nii.progcedure. P. M. Prevailing Time. . . excellent condition, many extras, HOLMDEL"1 TOWNSHIP All that tract or . parcel, ol iland, patio, full dry basement with SHOREWAY . THE BERG AGENCY " 2?I.-O488 / The .ob]e.ci -fif, said action la to ob- $2B,000. Three bedroomt, large fireplace, tain, a Judgment of divorce between situate, ,lying and being in-'the-Bor- darkroom, oversized two-car ga 24-Hour Telephone Service the said plaintiff and you. ough of New Shrewsbury, ta.thp Coun- Realtor two-car garage, full basement, ty of Monmouth, In the State ot New rage, natural tree shaded tot, REALTY, INC. LOT 75x100. City water. Large treei. Dated: May 21. 1963 "Personalized Service" masonary construction, one acre Easy walking.dlBtance to atorei, achool J. FRANK WEIOAND Jersey: ... price below replacement at $43: ROLAND PIERSON and railroad.station. $900. THE EERG BEINO known and designated , aa Hwy. 35 Holmdel lot. Within walking- distance to Attorney for Plaintiff 000. OSborne 1-1000 AGENCY. OS 1-1000. ,,38-West Front Street, Lot, No. 69, on "Subdivision, Man of AGENCY (OH Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 Bell Labs. Asking $25,000.00 taxes - , ,.K«yport, New Jersey. New Shrewsbury Park, Section I Hope Route #35 Middletown, N. J. HIGHLANDS — Chestnut St. Hillside May, 3L. June 7, 14, 21 . K1.40 Road, New Shrewsbury, N. J.," dated ILWOOD A. REALTOR $393.68-1963. lot, 75x125, near Hwy. 36. $2,300. Call October 14, 1954, revised December Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 U 2-3553. 30, 1954, and filed with the Monmouth INTERLAKEN LAKEFRONT Mlfi County Clerk on March 17, 1955, as CHOICE LOT — 100x125, Atlantic High- Cm B. 33. Stast, No. li. ARMSTRONG 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner Coatom-rium brick house coiled from STANLEY,STILWELL lands residential wooded area. Call 872- . .SHEBJFF'S MIX AGBNCT REALTORS a Norman chateau. Well constructed, BREATHTAKING; VIEW 1042. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY The above description la In accord- Newman Springs Rd. Real Eitata Broker CHJVNfCBBY DIVISION ance with a aurvejr made by Henry 505 Proipect Ave. Little Silver In excellent condition. On Deal Lake F. Labrdcque, dated October % 1SS5. (Near Garden State Parkway) In a prestige neighborhood near ocean Injurarico LOT — 120x200, cleared, aU utilities MONMOUTH COUNTY 741-4500 trains, schools and churches, the loca Attractive remodeled southern available. Call after 6 Docket. No. F.181342 Being commonly known and desig- Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 tlon Is convenient and highly desira- Colonial on a five acre hilltop. OS 1-0828 THE M0NM6UTH COUNTY NA- nated as No. S9 Wyckam Road, New Member Multiple Listing Holmdel , ; 946-8383 TIONAL BANK, RED BANK, PlalntlH Shrewsbury, New Jersey. . • ble. Spacious living room with step Surrounded by towering trees, HOLMDEL r- Large partlaly wooded down solarium, formal dining room lot. Two brooks. OAH.U F. ZELLERB, vs: THOMAS W. JOWER8 and MARY The approximate amount of the Judg- i -. MEMBER and outside patio afford means ot and landscaped grounds. Center W. JOWERS. his wife, Defendants ment to be satisfied by said sale is Broker. Rte. 520, Holmdel. ,946-4443. the sum of $17,500.00 together with OF RED BANK charming and gracious entertaining. By virtue of a writ of execution In HOW SWEET IT IS Pour bedrooms, two full batha and hall, large living room with fire- HOLMWOOD — Colts Neck Township. th« above stated action to me direct- the costs of this sale. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE powder room, modern kitchen with place, family room with fire- REINFELD Two acrea and up, ' wooded building ed, I shall expose for sale at pub- Dated May 15, 1963 This fivt-room ranch situated on electric dishwasher. MaW» quarters site, hills with view, some with a lic ' vendue, at the Court House In JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. tree-shaded lot Spacious living (two rooms and hath) over attached place, dining room, modern Offen QuaHIIed brook, select your own builder, 10,500. ha Borough of Freehold, County of Elmer O. Goodwin, Atty. room with fireplace, family size garage are Heal for study or hobbles. Kitchen, powder room, four bed- and up. PAUL R. STRYKER REAL- Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday May 31, June 7, 14, 21 143.24 A BIT OF PROVINCETOWNFull, bone dry cellar has recreation VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT TOR — Holmdel, N.J. 946-4144. the 24th day of June, 1963, at 2 kitchen, cozy dining room, two room, laundry room and workshop. rooms and two tiled baths, o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. COLTS NECK — Halt acre building bedrooms, heated enclosed sun On the Jersey Coast Terraced bank to lake, majestic trees breezeway, and two-car garage. NO CLOSING COST ALL that certain tract or parcel .NOTICE .. '"' and beautiful landscaping- _ , lot, high and dry, good location, X.2,800. porch, patio. Recently decorated Atlantic Hlgtti&nfa — Quaint Early $75,000. of land, situate, lying and being In Take notice that the Shrewsbury Riv- Priced at J82.0Q0. Call owner 7754458 $54. MONTH MANY OTHER TO CHOOSE FROM the Township of Shrewsbury, (now er Yacht Club, Inc. has applied to wall-to-wall carpeting and large American home with all 1963 features. RAUL R. STBYKER, Realtor QEOROE V. ILLMENSEE. Realtor, Rt. Woodsy hillside lot overlooking buy. HOLHDEL M6 34. Colts Heck. HO 2-3172. Borough of New Shrewsbury) In ths the Mayor and Council of the Borough refrigerator are some of the items Large living room with cathedral APPROXIMATELY County of Monmouth and State of Newof Fair Haven for a Club Lteenie for NO GUESS WORK Jersey: , . premises located at 925 River Road, included in this low price of $18,- ceiling, dining room, kitchen, three MAH4WAN — One-story, seven rooms, bedrooms, two baths, recreation room built-in "oven and range, 1% acres, best THREE BEDROOMS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY BBINfJ known and designated as Fair Haven, N. J. - - >• 200. Call now and away we will with flagstone patto, gas hot water Th» clean, tour-bedroom, U4-bath, neighborhood. Priced to sell. »fl,990. Come to our office this weekend and Lot No. 6 on Map of Pica Park, Offlcera - -. . go to see this charming home basefboard heat. Easy upkeep as all Bplit level has Been FIHA Inspected and Gl no down, subject to approval. see how easy it is to own this three- STORE PROPERTY — Three rooms Shrewsbury Township, Monmouth Commodore: Andrew F. Ward . rooms are paneled In choice woods. approved (or somB wise home seeker. bedroom rancherlno. Extras Include In back. Good for any kind ot business. County, New Jersey, made by Frank 105 Woodland Drive, ; J23.50O FIRM PRICE. Conveniently located In a good neigh- MATTAWAN AREA — Ranch, >b acre landscaped lot, aluminum screens and Asking 112,800. 329 Rte. 36, Belford. E. Mitchell, Surveyor, Sept, 10, 1947, Fair Haven, N. J. MARIE COX AGENCY borhood tor children. Save time and lot. Tip-top condition. Three bed- atorma, enclosed porch and loads of Red Bank, N. J. revised Sept 25, Vice Commodore: E. W. Luster- . money by seeing this good buy. rooms, living room, dining area, mod- closet space. .NDUBTRIAL OR WAREHOUSE SITE 1947, which man Is tiled la the Mon- 342 Rlveredge Road, RffiAMORS fc INSURORS F. A. Gehlhaus ern ytchen, paneled breezeway, and _ Sale, lease or will build to suit, mouth County Clerk's office In Case Shrewsbury, N. J. Member Shore $17,45(0 bar In basement. Oarage. Best neigh- NON VETS $210. DOWN minimum 20,000 scj. ft. A. FRED MAF- No. 50-15 and more particularly de- Rear Commodore: Richard T. Kir^ Multiple Listing Berrtce Real Estate FHA ONLY J700 DOWN borhood. Low down payment. Asking FlEO Realtor. 735 Broad SL, Shrews- scribed as follows: 70 Spruce Drive, Fortaupeck 56 Hwy. 36 Leonardo JUTEUTED VVETO NO MONEY DOWN ^17990 bury. 8H 1-9333. BEGINNING at a point in the north- Fair Haven N. J. . -. M Comutche Drive OA 2-1(02 $6,900. FULL PRICE (Next to Blue & White Bin Terminal) erly line of Pica Place distant 272 Treasurer: Edward A. Xerba - -- SNYDER REALTORS FOR THESE AND OTHERS OAL.L Subject to VA, FHA Approval feet easterly from a monument situ- 102 RWge Road, ' > 291-0488 t Comers MidiSetcrim O3 1-2590 KANKL & WBBBE, BBAlLTY CO. BUSINESS PROPERTY ated at the northeasterly corner of Rumaon, N. J. : . • BHRBWBBURY RANCH — Acre plus, BWY. 34 LO 6-3311 Pica Place and Hance. Avenue; thence Secretary: Robert E. Lloyd Jf« velvety lawn. X4x2i living room, (Ire- 24-Hour Telephone Service MATAWIAN REINFELD FOR SALE OR LEASE (1) North 5 degrees west 150 feet Belknap Lane, .- * •• place, full dining room, three bed- SUITABLE FOR NURSERY United States Steel Homes OPEN SEVEN DAYS Corner Lot 100x1150 Shrewsbury Ave. to a point: thence (2) South 84 de- Rumson, N J. rooms Hi nattu, 14x31 Florida room, Inquire at 335' {Shrewsbury Ave. R.Bgree. s 27 minutes 30 seconds Ea«t 74,66 Board of Governors 90i40 swimming pool, double garige. 120-acre farm, medium loam soil, am- feet to a point at the northwest cor- Chester Alberts, Ti RlveTatdi Avenue, *K!,500. ple body ol water for Irrigation. Eli- Over tlxty noor plans with, wide COLTS NECK Realty Company ner of Lot No. 7; thence (3) South room farm house, outbuildings. Short Red Bank, N. J. selection of architectural styles. When buying or selllnj in th» Colti IBM RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN REAL ESTATE WANTED 3 degrees 52 minutes East 150 feet to Henry Runyon. Navesink River Road, drive to town. Other land In area. Neck area oonaolt. a monument In the northerly line of SCHANCK AGENCY tl.OOO per acre. For quick sale offer Price from J10.500 to I25.0OO. Locust, N. J. SELLING — CONFUSED 7 Pica Place; thence (4) North 84 de- John O. Teeter, 36 Bellevua Avenua, Realtor this at less than J55O per acre. Everett H. Thorns Co. 671-3500 grees 03 minutes West along the north- S Linden PL Red Bank George V. Illmensee No tie ups, courteous service, expe- Rumson, N. J. OS 1-0051 NEXT TO HARMONY BOWL rienced and competent sales atatt. erly lino ot Pica Place, 71.95 leet tD Alston Beekman, Jr., 37 drda Drlv& BH 7-0397 REALTOK LICENSED RffiAIi ESTATE BROKER the point or place of Beginning. Member Multiple Llsttafr Havo clients anxious to buy properly Rumson, N. J. . LAMSON, INC. HO 2-3172 Bt. 34 ColU NeCB Dally 9 to 9. Saturday and Sunday priced homes In Red Bank, Rumson. 10 to 7. The above description is drawn in Stanley Dahlgren, 268 Hance Road> BED BANK — SUMBON — HOLM- 58 West Main St. Freehold Shrewsbury, Little Sliver and surround- accordance with a surve/ made by Fair Haven, N. J. • f DEL and all Honmouth and Ocean INTERLAKEN — Charming residence ATTRACTIVE ing areas. Robert G-reenberg Associates, Engi- Counties — Complete listings, homes, KO24M0 with 140' lake frontage. Gracious living ASSUME 4Vj% MORTOAOE. 8PUT neer-Surveyor, dated Juna 7, 1962. Royal H. Olhion, M West River Road, eatates, farms, acreage, waterfront, UVE IN PRIVACY l'i acre wooded room (30iI5) with brick fireplace. For- LEVEL, THREE LAJtOE BEDROOMS, Rumson, N. J, lot In beautiful hilltop residential area ATMiANTW HIGHLANDS, PANORAM- OPEN SSSVEN DAYS Premises are known as No. 9 Pica Objections, it any, should b« mada business opportunities. Write require mal dining room . Den oilers pic- 1V4 BATHS, LABOE S1AMILY ROOM, IC VIEW — Five-bedroom house In Place, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. ments, or better still come down. We In Atlantic Highlands. Custom spill; turesque view. Open and glass en- PATIO. MANY EXTRAS. CLOSE TO immediately In writing to 'Roy w.. three bedrooms, den or fourth bed- Immaculate condition, two baths, steam The approximate amount of the Judg- Nelson, Clerk of the Borough of Fair are right on the State Highway with closed porches. Large family kitchen. BARK, 8HOPPIMG. BUY DrRET heat, corner property on dead-end ment to be satisfied by said sale is big parting space in front of the office room, recreation room, two baths, full Four bedrooms, two tiled baths. No $18,400. OS 1-3784. Adams Agency Haven. cellar, center hall, lovely living room street. $21,900. the sum of $15,000.00 together with the (Signed) for your convenience. equal for beauty. Offered at »48,OOO 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury costs of this sale. with stone fireplace, large dining area, Inspection Invited. APPLEBY AOBN- SH 1-9098 BH 1-5482 SHREWSBURY RIVER RAY STILLMAN REALTOR cat-In kitchen; delightful screened CY Realtors. Asbury Park. PR 5-3300. FAIR HAVEN-RIVER OAKS MIDDLETOWN — Three • bedroom Dated May % 1063 YACHT CLUB, INC. "Our 45th Year" porch overlooking woods, fallout shelt- 4% MOH.TOAQE ranch, full basement, playroom, com- 24-HOUR SERVICE JOSEPH A. BHAFTO, Sheriff. 925 River Road, State Highway 35, Shrewsbury, N. J. cr». Pcnceil play yard with playhouse, BY OWNER — Llttla Silver three-bed' Threj bedrooms, 114 baths, living, din- bination screens and storm iloors and Burton T. Doremuj, Atty. Fair Haven, N J, fill 1-8600 triple track storm windows. Many other room ranch, den, two tiled baths, two- ing, den or fourth-bedroom. Finished windows, 114 baths. OI mortgage can LIST YOUR HOME May 31, June 7. 14, 21 $60.26 ay 31, June 7 OAK HILL VALUE — Three bedrooms, features. Asking J28,8O0. Call owner car garage, large rooms. Half acre. basement, playroom. Asking $25,000. be assumed by qualified buyer. $18,500. 2¥, batha, two-car garage, den and 2M-M69. Pretty area. 8H 1-8270. Owner selling. SH 1-482& wilh us (or prompt service. Member Came room. Everything tn tip top iLOOUBfT — Completely charming three- Multiple Listing Service. ROLSTON -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE — condition. Lovely large lot with fine EATONTOWN RANCH — Three bed- MIDDLETOWN — Split four-bedroom. THREE BEDROOMB and bath up- bedroom frame and brick split level. WATERBURY. Realtors since 1925, 16 landBcaolng. Best buy In the neigh- rooms, living and dlnlnfr. room, electric Eat-In kitchen, wall oven, dining room, stairs, large living room and dining Two baths, full basement, attached ga- W. Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-3500. borhood for $28,500. BUBgest prompt kitchen, bath, full basement with family room, two full baths, basement, room downstairs. SH 7-357S. rage. Lot 100x200. $26,000. paneled recreation room, fenced yard. garage, pitlo, sewers, wall! to school WE NEED YOUR HOME inspecllon. LAWLEV AGENCY, Real- PORTAUPECK — New four bedroom Our 12 salespeople have clients wait- SUMMARY On SYNOPSIS OF 196J AUDIT REPORT OF TfflS tors. BH I-S2C2. Multiple Listings. Assume mortgage. Extras, fast occu- and transportation. pancy. LJ 2-0358. 747-5481 split, large living room, dining room THE ing tor your listing. They need ranchei, BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN AS REQUIRED BY M.J.S. 40A:5-7 & Utchen, den, Hi baths. Inspection split levels, two jtorlci: also Invest- WIDOW MUST SELL—Large house COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET four apartments, five rooms each MIDDLETOWN - Bplit level, seven INCOME PROPERTY — Two blocks 2-5 Sat. and Sun., 60 Cayuga Av« raer.t property. Call us for a quick Ehowere, hot water, l>aseboard heat. rooms, 114 baths, garage. Ideal Ioca- from Broad St. Two-family duplex. CA 2-9452. BROOK AGENCY sale. Two offices serving you. Dec. 31 -Dec. n FurnlHhcil. Plus s»nnll four-room bun- tlon. Assume 4W% mortgage. Owner Three bedrooms, living room, dining WALKER 1 WALKER ASSETS Year 1963 Year 1961 transferred. J15.5O0. OS 1-3134. room, kitchen, bath. Second apartment ATTRACTIVE three • bedroom ranch Real Estate Cash and Investments Kalow with extra lot. Asking $14,500 has VA baths. Ideal location. House home In Portaupeck, attached garage, Realtors i 442,015.55 a 439,805,71 No reasonable oiler refused. BROWN Bank Bltls. AUantio Highlands Shrewsbury Office Mlridletowit Office Taxes and Liens Receivable 79,634.31 7O,7«O.4« LITTLE SILVER—It's the Armstrong In excellent condition. »21.O0O. CHAF- VA tiled tmth«, custom walnut kitchen Property Acquired for Taxes — ING REAL ESTATE, 28!) Port Mon- Agency for all types of homes and FIN REAL ESTATE AOENCY, Hwy. with Caloric "Gold Star Award" wall SH 1-5212 03 1-3311 mouth IW., East Keansburg. 787-02G3 oven and counter lop range. Living 291-1717 Assessed Value _ . __ 4,775.00 property. Our eitra large variety of 35, Eatontown. LI 2-1153. WE NEED — Five or six. 2-3 bedroom Accounts Receivable 1 4,775.00 homes (residential, riverfront) from room 13x20. full dining room with homes, furnished or unfurnished, from 820.90 RANCH — Three bedrooms, two batha, $H,9O0. SEE A 'REALTOR' IN LITTLE (11500 BUYS THIS FIVE-ROOM sliding glass doors, triple track aiu- Deferred Charges lo Future Taxation — tiled basement, two-car garage, patio, $120 to $1175 per month for incoming General Capital .„„...._ „ 42 500 00 SILVER, ELWOOD A. AKMSTEONQ HOUSE with one-car garage in Fair mlDum screens and storm sash, hot eXBOUtlves. THE BERG AQHNCY, Rt. wall-to-wall carpet, custom built, on water baseboard heat. }17,500. Call Deferred Charges, to Revenue of ' woodefi lot, dead end street, Llnr :lt. AGENCY, Realtor U!i Proipect Ave., Haven. Small but neat lot Prompt 3J, Middletown. OS 1-100O. Little Silver. GH M3H0, action is auggesled because it will owner at 222-W33. SILVERBROOK PARK Succeeding Years 3,200.00 21,706.72 Asking $.UO0O, SII 7-33B9. sell Quickly at Its fair price. LAWLEY WANTED — Two, Three, and four-bed, LINCI1OFT — Seven acres, four bed' MIDDLETOWN — Dy owner. Bight- AOENCY, Realtors. BH 1-6M2. Multi- RED BANK — Older home In excel- AT WEST LONG BRANCH room homes. $15,000-$IO,(K». ELWOOD TOTAL ASSETS $585,578.76 $ 538,703.0» rooms, family room, modern kitchen, room split level plus basement. Fenced. lent condition, Good neighborhood. Llv- A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, iia,20O, or aosumo m% GI mortgage ple Listings. Ing room 14x21, family dining room. dining nrca, spacious living room, fflx- NEW 555 Prospect Ave., Little Bilver BH 1-4500 cellent mrmlnu. BH 1-2811. PrMcnl mortgage $12,200. 787-1320. LMOROFT OWNER BELLING—three- Spacious kitchen, dining area. Three LLYBtLTITES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS bedroom split. Recreation room, en- bedrooms. Paneled basement recreation FOUR-BEDROOM Improvement Authorizations . RUMSON — Two-story frame. Four COLONIAL 4 67,710.79 $ 7.576.6* COLTS NECK — New two-fitory, four- closed porch, wall-to-wall cirpel, at- room. Oil heat, Sunporch. Wall-to-wal • LEGAL NOTICE- Other Liabilities and Special Funds ....." 329.248,63 353,450.65 hedroom home, 2',^ baths living room, bedrooma, combination kitchen and din-tached garage. $18,500. BH 7-5267. carpeting. Good value ot $10,600, LAW- Reserve for Certain Aiseti Receivable full dining room, modern kitchen, ing room, 18x27. Paneled den with RENCE J. SCHILLING, Realtor, 16 $21,500 Surplus „._ ^ 07,803.20 76.390.95 paneled family room with fireplace, ftrc-plncc 14x21. 100x100 corner lot HANDY TO nAMBEROEflS — Wooded Spring St., Red Bank. SII 7-4121. MEM- 00,756.13 101,281.97 1 $2S,90O, SU-0290. acre; 40 while birches, tall oaks, handy two-car attached K'lr.igi , full base' BER MULTIPLE LISTING. DIR.BOTION8: Hwy. 34 to Wall St. NOTICE TOTAL LIABILITIES, nienl. acre plot. 529,900. GEORGE V. location. Pick your colors. New slant LINCROFT — Attractive ranch, three Colonial bl-levcl with columns, $22,850. (Off Eatontown Circle) continue on SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY RESERVES AND SURPLUS _. 685,578.78 $ 538,703.38 ILLMENSEE. Realtor, Rt. .15, Colti heilrooms, npftcloun dlfllng area, full EIGHT-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL — H4 Wall St., to Fairway Ave., to models. GHANCERV DIVISION Neck. HO 23172. Come sco,»ttils klng-sUcd surprise. bnths. Forma) dining room, large kitch- miiemcnt, fully landscaped plot ap- HAItOLEViStDBMANN, Broiler, High- en. $17,000. 787-0025. MONMOUTH COUNTV MATAWAN — Lovely custom-built nil irntlmatcly 100x1(0. $10,700. BH 7- way 3ir EatontVn. LI 2-1103. BILTORBROOK — BH 1-1200 DOCKET NO. M-1454-6I brick ranch. Center hull, large living 8(10. IN BEAUTIFUL FAIR HAVEN River Civil Action COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION AND BUHFI.IJS — FAIR/HAVEN.- $18,000. Owner sell- NOTICE OF ORDER FOR roam wltli fireplace, dining riuim UTTLE SILVER — Seven-room Cane Oaks section. 55 Laurel I>r. Three bed- CURRENT FUND paneled den, Hclence kitchen with dlfih tniT'Crinrmlng Colonial on large UOOx rooms. Den — Is a possible fourth. PUBLICATION Cod, four bedrooms, two baths, cellar, 300') lirce-slinded plot. Roomy screened !!•; liatlll. garage. Excellent condition. EDNA M. NETTER JUDITH ANNE McNEAL, Plaintiff -VI RBVENUH (Cash Basil) washer, four bedroome, two full batlia, ganiRC, $21,900, 811 J-3300. Surplus Balance, January 1 Year 1862 Year 1961 two-car garage. Owner anxious for of- porch, living room with bay window, 121.©00. Owner being transferred. BH UCKN8HD RBAL BSTATB BROKJDR ARTHUR McNEAL, Detendnnt. --* 100.461.67 I 112,176.59. PDIU1ECT FOR NEWLYWEDS OR RIE den. Compact sunny kitchen and din-7-12D6. TO: ARTHUR MONEAL, Defendant Miscellaneous — From Other Than fer. Call LEXINGTON AGENCY, LO FARMS-HOMES-INDUSTRIAL SITES B-O101. Llcensca real estate broker. TIHED COUPLE! — Spacious four-room Ing area. Upstaln, two bedrooma and By virtue Of an Order of the Su- Local Property Tax Levica _. - 92,726.00 71,980.12 ranch, two bedrooms, tiled bath, flre- bath. Exceptional walk-In closott and $450 DOWN FHA TO QUALIFIED IIOLHDBL-COI/T8 NICK lerlor Court ot New Jeney, Chancery Collection of Delinquent Taxes JI1DDLBTOWN AREA— excellent buy, BUYER — On young two-bodroom division, made on the Oth day of and Tax Title Liens plncp In living room, full basement, storage space. 136 Harrison Ave., Call ranch with dining room, large kitchen MARLBORO—FRBICHOLD AftSAB •even-rootn BDlll with cellar find large oversized garage. Covered patio. Priced BH 1-2354. May, 1063, In a civil action wherein Collection of Current Tax Levy ZZZZT 1.0W.W1.W lot, Junt completed. SH 7-53H. nt a low $14,1)00. ELWOOD A ARM- and living room, fenced-ln lot, city Dutch Lana Rd., RD 1. Marlboro Judith Anne McNeal Is the plaintiff JtANCH HOME - On hill, Inllf a«» sewem, Meal location, convenient for and you are tha defendant, you are TOTAL FUNDS COLONIAL — Tour bcdroDina, dish STItpNO AOENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros- with trees, landscaped, three large bed- bus, church, nhopplng, only $13,000, P.O. Box S29, Freehold 41.308,72fl.M $l,187,625.r* cct Ave., Little Silver. 74H600. HO 2-1161 hereby required to answer the com- washer, recreation room, anchor fence, rooms. Hi baths, fireplace, basement, sublect lo FHA approval. CHATEAU plaint of Hie Plaintiff on or tirfore the EXPENDITURES (Acthial Bmlj) bllpils. SlfUOO. CO M528. COLTS NECK — Modern "tone trim- double garage, aluminum storms, REALTY, Real Ealate, 215 Carr Ave,, MIDDLETOWN — Pour-bedroom split, 10th day of July, be serving an an- Budget Expenditures: COLTB NECK — Barly American on med 2% bnlhs, paneled rumpus room, •creens, desirable neighborhood conven- Keansburg. 787-5884. Big lot, many extras, best offer. Must swer on Parsons, Canzo*a, Blair and Municipal Purposed _.._ „, _. nttnehed Buroge, VA aores. Priced for ient to Red Bnnk and Garden Slate Warren, Esquires, attorneys for plain- Jf 287,837.47 $ 271,876.00 IVi acres of beautiful land. KlrejilacrH HELFOIU> — Three-beilroom ranch, sell. FU 1-0277. County Taxca „ "2.M_ 164,838.44 Jn living and dining rooms. Large en- Immediate snlo. HO 2-3433. Parkway. Call Bll 1-7H53, tiff, whose addreis is No. 18 Wallace Local and Regional School Taxes . -. 1 185,9«3.6» porch, and picket fence. Excellent con- Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, and in 713,230,78 65»,m.«t' closed and screened patio. Delightful BAST KKANBUimo — Year round BHREWSDURY — Excellent condition. dition. Nice location. Owner, 787-2522. IBNTER HALL RANCH. Near river Interfund Loans Made . T1..L spot In best section overlooking an and docking facilities. Living room, default thereof such Judgment shall Other Expenditures ' ~" U.116.00 Ix-room house, $7,750. Call AUraclWe .three-beilroom Colonial on be rendered against you aa the Court US7.50 152.W eitate. (27,000. VAN VL1ET AGENCY. 787-5835. quiet street In established neighbor- MII)DLEr.OWN - Bight-room split fireplace, bookcases, dining room, den, Jteallor, Holmilcl. 948-«B4. hood. Center hall, living room with level. Four bedrooms, two full balhs, pleaflant kltcne. Three bedrooms, two •hall think equitable and Just. You TOTAL EXPENDITURES ...... CUSTOM BRICK FRAME RANCH — fireplace, formal dining room, modern basement, family room, newly palnlerl, jalin. Attached garage, patio, half •hall tile your answer and proof of NAVESINK HANCH — Five rooms, two Planter wnlls, stenl beamed, heated kitchen wilh liullt-ln dishwasher. 2% Walk to schools and transportation, basement. Large cornor plot, Hot water service in duplicate with the Clerk of Surplus Balance, December 31 years old. Uirec bedrooms, tiled Imth, •ellar. Fireplace, double garage, throe tiled bathi, screened porch, two - car-$111,40(1. Owner. SII 7-14B0. heat, carpellng, spotless condition, the Buperlnr Court, State Houno An- living room, ntlaclieil garnge, collnr, lieilroomn. two-tiled baths, large porch garage, lull bMtment, aUlc. l.ftnn- Transferred owner wants > otter. Ask- nex, Trenton, New Jersey. In accord- I1D.W0. 2M-J8W. Ran, heat full ticro with trees, brook, scaped lot. nrlck ami frame construc- DBA 1UUOI1T • • Five bedroom house, ing 124,500. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING ance with the rules of oivll practlcs privacy and view. Ofl 1-3232. tion, oil fired Itot water heat. Storms wilh three-mom collage In rear, ga- Realtor, ID Spring St., lied Bank. 747- anil procedure. ItECOMMBNIMTfONSl CALIFORNIA BOUND OWNER MUST rage, prlvats beach. .Good section. 4121. SELL — Tills four-bedroom, two-tiled BHItEWSnURY — Cape Cod. 1% years and aoreens. Aasumed 4ft % mortgage. After 0 p.m. SCJlUflJ The object of laid action I* to ob- 1. That a bank account be eatatillshed for tha oil Burn.r bath ranch with large Idlrhon, full Reduced $20,000. Owner must re-locate. tain a Judgment of dlvDrca between and that h» miti Ue-positp a everryy 48 hourhourss . Burner 'ouiig. Two bed rooms, convenient to By appointment only. BH 7-5147. MIDDLETOWN-Cuitom-buIlt three bed basement, on dead-end street. Only ihopnlng and schools. Asking fl3,500. TRANSFERRED - Ownor must sell. room ranch, nicely landscaped half the said plaintiff and you, Tha abovove summary io< aynoptls waa priraarea Irom t>m r.nnri „> .„}„ *1S.T8O. BLWOO1) A, AIlMBTRONa For Information call LO 6-2255 or CO Attractive split. Fonr large bedrooms, acre corner lot. 117.500. 08 1-0004. Plteit. May 15, 1963 of the Bnrougugh' o-f Fair Haven, dounty of Monmouth tor he calendar v«i AGENCY, Realtor, DSO Froiliecl Ave,, 4-0930. HOLMDEL — Tall shade treoii, Includ- three baths, elcctrlo kitchen, wall-to- PARSONS, OAfttONA, BLAIR 1962. Ttili reppor- t of audit, submitted by Joseph J. Beaman n**l«i.,,d u,,Sfi' Little Silver. 741-4500. ing dogwoods, surrounding good farm wall carpets and drapes, 22x18 family MIDDLBTOWN - Owner transferred. A WARREN tEYPORT — Two-family, mar schools. nouns with hot water heat; several room, acrcansrl porch, twn.ear garage. saerlfice three-bedroom >(llt. Largt Altorneyi for Plaintiff IJTTUB SILVER — Thrse.tie"droom mmedlate poMesilnn. $10,500. STfDR- fertile acres, 110,500. Low tales. Basement. Close to achooli, trains, lot. Qulst street, Immediate occupancy. IIOCCO RAVABCIIIKUE rindi, in LKUBI C, |17,N». C«J1 CAUN(I McOANN REAL ESTO.TB. Srotd HMWXJD LtNDBtaANN, Broker, Xaton- parkway, Nsir Wirewsbury, IM.DOO. U A Member ot tha Firm ROY W. HBLBON, ] Aaiuma mortgage. 118,500, Weekdayi sura. t., K«VIwrL CO 41376. o«n. LI 21103. 1-3201. 80 S-4611. BllurdlJS 871-DOH. May 17,24,31, Juna 7 143.21 IV NOTICE- • LEGM, NOTICE. VUVfJt TKED SW BED BANK MD Mm ~ MttWn LOT JUM 7, 1963-2? it » 8«* St. WM fined gtt U.Ot i_M. I will U:l $.1 (•utilt me. yusttrdny tfter bcisg foturf U»> as Uijif «f tetwast KnuKt Co. KH vi m SJJI sw.es. wit guilty try Magistrate WilMun 1. to -I.^T UIUBXI Wsitlbutlcti Hi- id II Brwc) It., Rod Bank, N. J. tor premises looted at tie my- jot MB Cbnnlat »W, Mr. 1*>. xm- K!»taky of two counts of driving orrestdale's r TOmi ht dtlauH to i. Oo»dltlo«al . _'#.u»f* to th» order •« BDWABD «* Fair Havtn. ^ , . Outers Wta Oentraet madt oy Homir B, while on the revoked list. Both C< IH01OI. CumitU ol lis Count; nnklni. said car may lit sten at «t Monmouth, this day nude, on the -I- Uwrence. President- Tietsur. compUinlg tgilnit Hill were •f. OIUMJOI01 S Avenut, Fair Havtn. Carland Inc., Hwy. U Neptuni, N. 1. Graduation awMDSllon ot tie undersigned, Jans W. J. O'NEILIvAuctlonter. signed by Detective U. George MarsaJl •twrlin*. Administratrix or ths ' u Lawrence, Seertlary.Vleo- r te. V* Falr Haven, N. J. u0t T C2.C2M 1 • settle ol ths ssid »ttis.m Durum DlrMttn H. Clayton, Jr. The first * . ?sa*stllr dsccusd, Tiotlce Is hereby given to tht cstAitots ot sala deceased '•• Lawrence. OlUssole Avtaut, NOTICE tense, for which Hill was fined s Tonight to present to ths ssJd Administratrix Haven. Takt notlei that Arlstos Ipillos, Grace IV LAwrenct, QUlespIt Avsmia, •A "Old Heldleburg" has applied to $105, occurred May 9 on Newman their claims undsr sath wtthln s Fair RUMSON— A graduating class Ltfiss from this data. Haven. tht Municipal Council of thi Borough Springs Rd. The second, for «. H... l*wrenee, Jr.. oiUtapte Ave. of Keusburg, N. J., for a Plenary 94 students will take part In •r siaven. • Retail Consumption llcemi (or tht which he was fined $155 oc- , ''JA'NH "PIARBAU, IPARLINO ommencernent excercits tonight . » Park Avs., HoelduMcrs premise* situated at No. 20 Broad- curred May 18 on Central Ave. Rurnson, N. J., H 1 4 M oul wti 11 walk. Kaansburg, New Jersey. t the Forrestdale School. Administratrix ?- H. i .r '' " " "- Objections, 11 any, ahould be madi U Uwrsnct, aulesple Avenue, Immediately In wrltlnr to William F, The invocation and benediction runle! «• WSIIUMI, In., Fair HS.VSB. Herlthy. Uuniclpal Clerk ol the Bor- ^TT WimiBrfisui Bt.,«.,. ough ot Ktanlburk, N. J. COMPLETE STUDY TODAY ill be offered by Rev. Cunon »•« Bank, N. J., (Signed) 3eorge A. Robertshaw, rector of Attorns? Oi FREEHOLD - Senio* social &<.*° "W™. Dsn»»r, Colorsdo ARI8T08 SPHJOS 1WM J? Objscllons, U ur, should U mid< 130 Monmouth Avenue, studies students at Freehold High it. George's ByrTJie-River Episo- mmsdls-tely li writing to Roy W. Nsl- East Keamburg, N. J. Church. Francis E. Hockey, ion. Borough Clerk o[ Fair Haven. June T, li gg.28 School today complete a three- HOMKOVTM COUNT!* day study o( industrial relations. chool superintendant, will pre- SURROQATK'S COURT THJB CBIiLAS INCORPORATED NOTICB They are learning from labor ent the class to the gathering. .- J to CreaWeM to Present UOTD H. LAWRENCE, Pres. Taki notice that Fair Liquors, Inc. trading as Uayfalr Llguors has ap- nd management representatives Mrs. Herbert Parkell will pre- Claims Aiatest Estate plied to thi Mayor and Council of B8TATE OF JOHN A. MKSICK. thi Borough ot Red Bank for a Plenary if major industries. ;nt citizenship awards for Mon- nwaoAMD OOUNTY OF M0NM01TH Retail Distribution D-17 license for The program was arranged by mouth Chapter, Daughters of the Pursuant to tt» order or EDWARD prtmlMS limited at M Newman KTATE OV NBBWW iESSEiSSEy Allen J. Berlin, chairman of the C, BROEOE. Burrogats ot the County hertD r Springs Road, Red Bank, N. J. NEWLY ELECTED chairman of the Evening Department of the Red Bank Woman's merican Revolution, and Mrs. at Moawoutli, this day made, on ths '"•. ! I'w» that icaltd ObJscUons. if my. should be made bt tecelTtd by tht Bo«rd high school social studies de- William B, Leonard, 3d, will pre- application ot the undersigned, Htnry 01 mmedlately In writing; to John Bryan, Club Mrs. David Rowland, Shrewsbury, center, shares the spotlight with Mrs. George r. Wolir, Jr. lols Ixscutor of the "', ^J *" FrieholdeM ot tit County Clirk of thi Borough of Red Bank. partment, in co-operation with ent the Mary Owen Borden Me- estate ot the said John A. Usseck, de- off MMonmouUi, state ol Neww Jew/Je , (signed) eeaaed, notlea Is hereby given to ths a,'t nlt lt«« «•••*•piaci• wot m<-Mwwmin,a ii n thtmehe . naaiini Murray Rosen, President the Rutgers University Institute R, Schneider,' left, fifth district vice president of the NJSFWC, and Mrs. Harold R. morial Foundation Award. creditors ot said dscsassd to prssent ot Records, Main Bluet, Freehold, New «0 Tower Hill Avenue, f Management and Labor Re- William E. McCann, Jr., prln- to ths said Eole Executor their claims *""»«> Wednesday June if, 1963 at Red Bank, N. J. Lartaud, Fair Haven, retiring president of ihe evening membership, preceding the under oath within six months from i* " «•«*• »-ni- Eastern Daylight Marie Rosen, Vice President lations. :ipal, will call the graduating Ibis «at«. laving Time and publicly opened ar ' <0 Tower Hill Avenui, installation dinner Monday in Molly Pitcher Inn. Data* Hay 10th. MM '•« COMPANY AIIUtY MIK 111 IAN* Give Dad an Action Knit Shirt for Father's Day, Sunday, June 16 A. "Le Cheval,*" Sportknit by Manhattan Designed for every dad-who enjoys his active leisure. Special sleeve knit lets him move freely, comfort- ably. The all-cotton, 2-ply lisle is up to his standard of quality. The longer back tail stays tucked in. 5.00 In handsome colors with flying-horse emblem. S^ctacular Beach Fashions "Ken Venturi" Golf Shirt by Jantzen On the beach or in the pool, ride the waves of compliments thij jummer in our near.bikinl^swia colorful bathing caps and', beach accessories. , ..•.''.'•' The shirt that sets the standard for golf action fit! . • .' ....••. '. ' .'..;' ' '*< t" • * •• Engineered to professional specifications. The back Rote Marie Reid's 2-piece Swim Suit ••••,.'. ,1;! , A. The maillot look brightened with flowers, a gay cotton print,' on met* or blue is extra long, the cut generous, the collar stays flat. : Fine cotton birdseye knit in solid colon, with Sports 5.00 - background .....: „...„, ..„..„ .:..-.J™.™i...l_._Jl2J^5 Club emblem. Sizes S-M-L-XL B. Low hipline, pink or blue and white check cotton knit with button trim. Sizes 8 to 14 \. „. _ 19 95 Colorful Swim Caps C. Multi colored "Sea Garden" . 4,00 D.' Black, white, pink or royal "Gamin" „. 5.00' :' Black or white "Sleek Magic" (not shown) : S.OQ E. 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