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Isiued di Mondiy th.-nurfc Fr.'dty. Second Out Postaft RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 86, NO. 236 Plld It Sd Bull and lit Additional Milling OQICM. India's Prime Minister Nehru Dies Nfew DELHI (AP)—Jawaharlal Nehru, prime Jan. 7 had partially paralyzed his left side but he Mrs. Pandit is governor of Maharashtra state. minister of India since it became independent in had recovered somewhat and in recent weeks had Nehru's death urgently raised a question that 1947 and one of the world's leading statesmen, resumed his seat in parliament. has plagued India for years—his successor. The died today after suffering his second stroke in less strong-willed prime minister held the reins of pow- His only child, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, was with than five months. er firmly and adamantly refused to designate a him when he died. A large team of doctors wis in successor. He was 74. attendance. The U.S.' Embassy offered its medical A leading candidate has been 59-year-old Lai staff and equipment, but an Embassy spokesman "The prime minister is no more," Steel Min- Bahadur Shastri, a mild-mannered, 5-foot-2 vet- said the Indian government did not request ister C. Subramaniam told the sobbing parliament. eran of the ruling all-India Congress Party and a assistance. "Life is out The light is out" close friend of Nehru. After Nehru's first stroke, Nehru was stricken at 6:25 a.m. as he arose at Nehru's two sisters, Mrs. Vijayalakshmi he summoned Shastri, made him a cabinet min- his usual hour. He died at 2 p.m. (4:30 a.m. EDT), Pandit and Mrs. Krishna Hutheesingh, left Bombay ister without portfolio and put him in charge. seven hours and 35 minutes later. A stroke on by special plane for New Delhi. (See NEHRU, Page 3) Mrs. White Flies to Denmark By WILLIAM HENDERSON She regained her composure White said. When her husband, but I think I'll be too excited and Copenhagen at the time the bal- will also remain for awhile." RED BANK — This borough and talked to this reporter, brief- Arthur J. White, took off en route upset to eat much dinner." lots are being counted at the She said someone would always and the rest of the state lost- ly. to Denmark via London, he wore The ambassador designate Democratic national presidential be in the home. perhaps for a long time—an out- Busy All Day a dark business suit, fedora and stated she would vote, one way convention opening in Atlantic For the last time, we popped standing citizen yesterday when "I've kept busy at home all carried an umbrella. or the other, in the Itovember City Aug. 24. the two in one question: "Have Mrs. Katharine Elkus White flew day so as not to think too much No Thought of Dinner presidential election. \ y "It will be the first one I've you sent Governor Hughes your to Denmark to take over her du- about this moment because I As she talked about the drastic "I may try and make a quick missed since 1936," she said. That resignation from the highway au- ties as ambassador. can't describe how much I'll miss change in the way of life she trip back for that. If not, of was the year President Franklin thority and have you given up Mrs. White, acting like any or- my son, Lawrence, and my faces, Mrs. White kept fondling course, I'll use the absentee bal- D. Roosevelt gave Republican any of your political jobs?" dinary American woman instead three grandchildren," she said. her grandchildren, Clifford, 7, lot." Alf Landon of Kansas such a Her answer: "There is no hur- of an ambassador-designate who Changing the subject, we re- Kathy, 4, and Brian, 2. "I feel And what do you think are the beating. ry to do any of those things. Be- is supposed to be stately; and un- marked that she looked' nice in better about Brian today," she chances of President Johnson be- Roosevelt Campaigner sides, the governor hasn't asked NEHRU OF INDIA DIES — Prim* Minister Jawaharlal ruffled, allowed her emotions to her ensemble: "It's a worsted declared. ing elected to his first full term Mrs. White, then 30, campaigned me to resign, yet. However, I in the White House? Nehru of India died today in his homo in New Delhi after get the best of her. brown suit I bought in Portugal Brian squashed his hand when for Roosevelt that year and made may send him my resignation She sobbed on the shoulders of on my last trip abroad, "\but I a folding chair collapsed Monday 'Humble, Gracious' one speech at a gathering in Sea from Denmark." Differing his second stroke in five months. The 74-year- her long-time secretary, Mrs. Lil- got the hat in New York," she and Mrs. White and her daugh- "You never can tell what will Girt. old statesman is shown on Jan. 12 of this year, six days lian Murray of Fair Haven, and remarked. ter-in-law rushed him to River- happen in politics, but every sign Discussing her Immediate While chatting with Mrs. White, a two-motored plane landed, tax- after he suffered a mild stroke. He had led India since then wept openly when the pilot The ambassador • designate view Hospital. He was at the air- points to a Johnson victory in staff, Mrs. White declared: "Mrs. said: Mrs. White, your plane is wore the brown and gray hat at port yesterday with his brother the fall," added the honored wom- Murray will stay on at my Red ied near the waiting room and it won its independence from Britain.in 1947. ready."....-' a jaunty angle, which made her and sister. an who said she felt "very hum- Bank home for the next month, blew up a dust storm amidst the more becoming. "Will you have dinner at Ken- ble and gracious" for being ap- then on a once-a-week schedule. gasoline fumes. "And didn't my husband look nedy Airport?" was the next pointed to the post in Denmark. She has been with me 10 years. "Get inside quickly," Mrs. Danes Oifer so much like a diplomat himself question. The answer came: "No, Mrs. White will be entertaining Mrs. Tina Cole, who has been White said. Mrs. Murray'i hair When he left Monday," Mrs. food will be served on the plane, in her official residence outside my housekeepr for seven years, (See MRS. WHITE, Page 2) Welcome To Ambassador Raritan Demos Back in One Fold Special to The Register By FRANK W. HARBOUR Committeeman Francis X. Up to- the moment, Mr. DeVir finally admitted the damage done Democratic Committeemen Mar- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - Shields yesterday broke a two- iglio has refused. to party machinery as a result J RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The vin Olinsky and James G. Brady Danes in New York said' yes five Democratic members of the month silence and told The Reg- 'For Unity* of factionalism since the last split with Mayor Philip J. Blan- terday the new U.S. ambassador Township Committee are all back ister he has decided to withdraw "If he stays in it, he will pull election, will continue to put the da, Jr., and Mr, Olinsky an- to Denmark, Mrs. Katharine El- all support from Independent a good many Democratic votes pressure on DeVirgilio to get out in the same political pea patch. nounced that he would attempt kus White, would get ''a tre- Township Committee • candidate «nd_.eyen a sizable number of of the race. to take the mayor's chair Jan. 1. ' mendous welcome" there. How long it will last Is any- Joseph DeVirgilio and /bade the Republican votes," Mr. Shield one's guess. :;i. regular Democratic tidtet. ' Thft executive committee' is Censure Some of them said they had said, "but I think there is a good more 'concerned about' the The executive committee cen- Ana «yw. wlf?"«fte five p Mr. Shields has asked Mr. De- chance he will withdraw, for the chances of a GOP win in No met Mrs. White, former mayor sake of party unity." sured the two men, and Olinsky of-Red Bank, N.J., and recog- on the same team, party unity Virglllo to withdraw from the vember than, it has been since and Brady replied with a scath- is still not a reality. race. Democratic officials, who have nized her as''an important politi- 186I»< when Democrats wrested ing statement accusing the com- cal figure in the United States." control from the former Republi- mitee of "typical high-banded They said Denmark already can administration. ' boss-like tactics." had got along well with two wo- Party woes started the day aftr To top it off, the two officials men ambassadors from the U.S. Broad St. Office Bidding er the November election when ' (See TICKET, Page 2) — Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde and Mrs. Eugenie Anderson. DENMARK BOUND — Mrs. KfrfrariiM Elkus White wave* One said any U.S. ambassador at she boards Pan American plane at Kennedy' Inter- Permit Asked of Planners to "vital to Denmark." national Airport for flight to London and Copenhagen, The general feeling in Den- RED BANK - Jack Lowe of Plans for the three-level, 39 by by the Planning Board, Zoning mark, he said, "is that we can- where she is to take over a> ambassador to Denmark. Newark last night, at a Planning 102-foot structure.are being stud- Board of Adjustment and Bor- not live without the United Mft. White, who left Red ,B|'nk Airport at 6:30 p.m. Board meeting, proposed con- ied by the planners. To build the ough Council, and a variance for at least four non-conforming States being a guarantee of our yesterday, was scheduled to arrive in Copenhagen at struction of an office building at offices Mr. Lowe needs a P-l security, being as close as we 203 Broad St., next to the Chris- professional office zone special parts of the plan from the Zoning ire to the East bloc!" i 10 a.m. (3 p.m. E.D.T.) today! {AP Wirephoto) tian Science Church. permit, which gets consideration Board. Mr. Lowe Is half owner with a Newark attorney of Unison 200 at Long Branch Hearing Properties, Inc., which seeks to buy the property, and president of his own construction firm, which would build the offices. He appeared with his attorney, Ches- School Building Plans Draw Strong Support ter Apy, who maintains an office two doprs away from the proper- LONG BRANCH — Board of signed last Friday by Gov. Rich- rowing for the new school would the association was not prepared them what I think about them." ty on.which Mr. Lowe holds an Education plans for a $3.5 million ard J. Hughes cutting in half the come within its borrowing limit to take a stand on the school He pressed Mr. Meskill for an option. new Junior High School and borrowing capacity of school now, but would be subject to the itself as yet, since until the last estimate of plant operating costs 2% Floors Above Street junior-senior high school library districts, and local governing special procedures after the new two weeks no information was at the beginning when the new The two men explained plans drew strong support last night bodies effective June 23. law is' effective^ Thus action to made available for public con' plant is completed. The superm for a building that would rise 2'/2 from most of 200 people at a 'Under' the law, however, any introduce a bonding ordinance sumption. tendent said it would be increased floors above street level and public meeting called by the bonding measure introduced be- before June 23 is expected to His brother, Dominic Scag but could not give figures. which would be adapted for use board and City Council. fore the effective date — even avoid necessity of a referendum, Hone, said he was "ashamed" Joseph Schibell said that, while by a single tenant or up to 11 ten- Mayor Milton Untermeyer in- though not yet finely' adopted — William Meskill, superintended of the reaction of those in the school was needed, the ants. dicated that council will. intro- would be valid. Permission to of schools, estimated that build- the audience favoring the project school board should be prepared Mr. Apy said the building duce an ordinance authorizing the exceed'borrowing limits requires ing plans will be set back a year to statements by speakers "who now with answers on all cost would be occupied by professional sale of bonds for the project at approval of the state Division of if financing is not authorized im- didn't say what they wanted to figures, not just for construc- and business offices of the type its meeting tomorrow night. Local'Government and of local mediately. Adoption of a bonding hear." tion, outlined in the P-l ordinance. The mayor barred a question voters in public referendum. ordinance now, he 6aid, would When Mayor Untermeyer asked In Stage* Mr. Lowe said his company until tomorrow, on a new law Long Branch's proposed bor- allow construction to get under the audience to extend courtesy Harry Brody suggested that owns and maintains approximate- way in early 1965 with occupancy to him, Mr. Scaglione replied: erection of additional building ly 100 such operations in New in the fall of 1967. Don't bother — I've already tg>Id (See SCHOOL, Page 2) York and New Jersey. He said Against the majority view fav- the building would contain up to Council Rules House oralble to the project expressed 9,600 square feet of floor space, by Parent Teacher Associations depending on how it is parti- the Education Association, the tioned. AWRIGHT, LOUIE, DROP THE TOMAHAWK — John Must Be Demolished Planning Board, the Ward Two County Will Lose Sanley, seated, of Campbell Dr., Eatontown, obviously Civic Association, and a dozen Setback Requirements will brook no nonsense as he poies with other Cub A stumbling block for the ap- HIGHLANDS — A three-story the time of purchase. According individual speakers, were a few Scouts of Pack 57, St. Dorothea's Catholic Church, house, costing $2,000, was con- to the building inspector, Mr. dissents. plication may be its non-compli- demned last night by Borough Tomaino was granted a permit ance with setback requirements, dressed as Indians for their final meeting of the season. Council although its owner to renovate the house, birt the Asks Referendum 2 Veterans July 1 an item which board member Standing are, left to right, Vincent Zito of Maple Ave., claimed he could render it habit- permit was revoked in March Carman Scaglione president of Bernard Kellenyi called an im- Eafonfown, George Corrigan of Belshaw Ave., Shrews- able for another $4,000. when it appeared that Mr. To- the Taxpayers Association, urged FREEHOLD —Two landmarks Though their official careers portant provision of the new P-l bury Township, and Joseph Rebscher of Lewis St., Ea- of the county Court House will have not been of the same pat- The house, located at 289 Bay maino had done no work on the a public referendum. He said ordinance. tontown. shift their foundations in the tern, their paths have crossed Ave., and purchased by Pasquale house. The code calls for a setback of next few weeks. daily. And now that they are Tomaino, Red Bank, last October 40 feet from the curb or not less Mr. Tomaino indicated he had winding up public service, each for $2,000, was described by Joseph C. Kingdon, Jr., super than the average of the buildings planned to install two apartments pinpoints the same trial as both Building Inspector Robert John- in the house, but would not have vising court reporter, and Leon n the area. Mr. Lowe's plans pro- Work Is Due to Start Today's the most awesome and emotional son as "50 per cent beyond re- used the third floor. (Pete) Nolan, senior court clerk, vide 10 feet from the building to pair." The sanitary inspector, are retiring July 1. Together in their experience. (See PLANNERS, Page 2) Neither the building Inspector, Index they have endured the old Court This was the triple conviction John Hincs, said the house the sanitary inspector nor Fire On a New Post Office House on Main St. and the new of three young men for the "unfit for human habitation." Chief Francis Schmedes felt the Page one at Monmouth Park a total of bludgeon murder of Ocean Town- HIGHLANDS - Construction The proposed facility would Mr. Tomaino told council house could be restored to meet Body of Neptune Allen-Scott 8 more than 40 years. ship barkeep Jcremiali Delhagen, f a new post office here is ex- provide about 3.000 square feet could r aise the house from borough standards without the o Amusements (4 Mr. Kingdon, once the young- and the sentencing of one, John pected to start by July 1, The of space — more than double foundations, install new beams, expenditure of considerably more Airman Found Births '2 est official court reporter in the Louis Vazorich, to the electric Register learned yesterday. put in hot water, sanitary and than the $4,000 estimated by Mr. that of the present second class BOSTON—The Navy confirmed bathing Facilities, renovate the Tomaino. Jim Bishop 8 state, and his son, Joseph C. chair almost on the eve of Christ- The new facility will be lo- post office on Bay Ave. and electrical system and patch a Bridge 29 Kingdon, 3d, will operate the mas, in 1951. today the identification of a body cated across the street from Jackson St., which is more than Mr. Tomaino was represented leaky roof for a total of $4,700. John Chamberlain 6 Kingdon Reporting Service, a It had been an ordeal for both, found by the Coast Guard Mon- Borough Hall on Bay Ave. be- 30 years old. by Arthur Siegfried of the law Classified 26-28 free lance trade, from their home along with the presiding judge, day as that of Navy Airman ween Miller and Valley Sts., ac- Acquisition of the structure When Mr. Tomaino, under firm Klatsky and Himelman, Red Comics 29 in Brielle. Mr. Nolan will re- John C. Giordano, the state's at- Richard A. Deiulio Jr., 19, of cording to Mayor Cornelius J. will climax mote than a two-year questioning by Borough Attorney Bank. Mr. Tomnino was Crossword Puzzle 29 turn to a familiar occupation as torney, Charles Frankel, and de- Neptune, N. J. (juiney, ,Ir. effort on the part of borough .Mm M. Pillsbury, admitted that granted a month in which to tear Editorials 6 desk clerk at the Monmouth Ho, fense counsel Edward F. Juska Delulio and another airman The U.S. Post Office Depart- officials and U.S. Sen. Harrison h- lvirl only $4,000 set aside for down the house before council llorblock 6 tol in Spring Lake. and William J. O'llagnn. No mur- from the South Weymouth Naval ncnt is drawing plans and speci- A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J. tlie house's rehabilitation, he would award a demolition con- Movie Timetable 14 Both are stepping out of the der trial in Freehold had ever Air Station had been missing 'icalinns for the proposed postal When built, the post office •said he hoped to meet the lower tract. Obituaries 2 county positions at the age on 6(1 lasted as long. Not in 35 y,ears— since a May 2 fishing trip. Their ,)lant and will seek construction would be leased by the Post Of- figure "by cutting corners." Council also voted to condemn Sylvia Portor 6 imler maximum retirement bene- and only once since —- had the overturned boat was found >ids in June. fiie Department on a 10-year The house was condemned at three buildings on (he property Sports 22-25 fits. If they chose to stay' on, death penalty been demanded by beached near Hull. A request has Ix'on made bv b.i.is fiom the owner-builder. at R1-S3 Flay Ave., owned by the Stock Market 4 an amount equal to Social Se- a Monmouth County jury. No trace lias been found of borough officials that the m-.> Neither the federal government An of June 1 Angclo Scotti estate. The doci- Successful Investing 4 curity payments due them in later (Vazorich later cheated the Deiulio's companion. Aviation structure conform with the hi.ck urn the municipality can build Tho office nf Elias E. Long M.D. sion was uncontestcd by the own- Television 14 years would lie deducted from executioner when lie was fatally Machinists M,iie Robert T. Gar- and colonial slyle const nu^'ii Slew |Ki-.tal facilities—just pri- will be closed temporarily.—Adv. er. Woman's News 18-20 their pensions. . (See VETERANS, Page 2) vln, 21, of Garland, Tex. of iho municipal hall, Iv.ile individuals or contractors. Mav 27. \liej for the 1964-65 school years Her in secret settlement. This in the embassy I have to meet." dvisement. 11 Garrison Dr., Hazlet, son, yes- pportionments in regional dis- vere awarded at last night's an estimated $300,000. The equipment Immediately de- was the libel suit by the late John Mrs. White had many calls Council would have to remove terday. tricts cannot always satisfy all ipecial meeting of the Tinton The board gave its approval irmines whether respiratory or Warren against former Jersey from personal friends and offici- burned-out real estate office Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoof, jartios concerned. 'alls Board of Education. subject to the construction of letabolic changes affect thai pH City Mayor Frank Hague after 10 als (luring the day. "But the rom the land. ictor of the Wood. Dr. George 550 Thompson Ave., East Keans- "There is no basis for litiga- Dean Oil Company of Fanwood sidewalks and curbing in front of years delay in litigation through Washington people didn't call. All Petition offman, Riverview pathologist, burg, son, yesterday. on," he stated. /111 supply approximately 100,000 the project on Creek Rd., plant- adroit court maneuvers: my papers have been cleared and A petition signed by 207 per- ited, as an example, an elderly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Millward, The borough's share ia higher ;allons of No. 4 oil to the three Ing of shrubs on the property and With the state's most notable briefings made. I have to get to ons stated an objection to coun- abetic with poor lungs. Dia- 66 Broad St., Freehold, son, yes- an it should be this year be- ichools on a low bid of $.0732 per maintenance of an adequate park- barristers in the thick of it—-they work right away over there," she l's spending any money for ietes disturbs body chemistry terday. cause of the fast development of ;allon delivered; Lawes Coal ing area. included Theodore D. Parsons said with a smile. he land, and questioned whether nd the ability of the body to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beam, 168 rathmore, in the township. jompany'of Shrewsbury received for Mr. Warren, former U.S. Sen. •Not Forever* Councilman Warren K. Ryan, The project will contain both impensate for metabolic chanes. Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth, Ready For Signing t contract for 2,500 gallons of one -and two-bedroom units. •on, yesterday. John Milton and. former State On her feelings about leaving At the same time, however, the owner of Ryan's Store, would be :hanges. Sen. Edward J. O'Mara for the America, the former mayor of To. 2 oil at $.0995 delivered. in "conflict of interest" if he In other action the board gave • • Mr. and Mrs. William Rath- ommunity received some good The new micro equipment was mayor — Superior Court Judge Red Bank remarked:. "It's na- Low bidder on 200,000 half-pint icted on the proposal. its endorsement to Borough smith, 21 Martin PI., MiddJetown, iews. Mayor Edward E. Hyrne cartons of milk was Shrewsbury ionated by a friend of the hos- Frank T. Lloyd, Jr., allowed the tural that I will miss my coun- An ordinance was introduced Council's $200,000 road'improve- son, yesterday. innounced that state Assembly Dairy Company, Shrewsbury, at ital who wishes to remain anon- settlement figure to be kept con- try, but I'm net going away lor setting 1964 municipal salaries, at ment program unveiled earlier Mr. and Mrs. James Hase, 151 ..0543 per half-pint. ,rnous. The hospital said the fidential. And as far as Mr. ever." levels $100 to $350 above last this month. Ravine Dr., Matawan, daughter, The Continental Baking Cotn- benefactor has donated much Kingdon knows it has never Mrs. White added: "I have al- year's pay figures. .Public hear- The plan involves resurfacing yesterday. School iany of Paterson was successful icientific, equipment. Mr. and Mrs, John Lovey, Jr. been published. ways cherished an ambition to ing will be June. and improving of approximately lidder on 2,700 loaves of white 164 Bayview Ave. Belford, son, "One of the last of th'tf pen be an ambassador like my fa- '•• •. (Continued) Another ordinance Was fatro- 30 streets throughout the com ther, and I realize some sacri- racilities be done in stages a: bread, at $.294 per 28-ounc'e loaf. this morning. men" is the way the veterans of duced approving.,™sappropria..,-„..-*..-- munity. fices have to be made." This company w^fealsofsupply the Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Mirt»n> the bar refer to Mr. Kingdpp. , ictual use became necessary, in tiortof $42,000spij&rchase of an Streets' affected by the pro- •By this tfme, Mrs. White's fou ;ead of in a single project. school system? rt-qufrerients 16? § River Rd., Kaic Havel), son, This meajii£5&a! in W. age' rolls and other baked goods. aerial ladder fire truck, with gram will be selected by the bor- this morning. pieces of baggage had been car- While such a plan would be public hearing June 9. The where'90 per cTrit of the approx- Unanimously approved by the ough engineer. Mr. and:Mrs. Robert Bruncati, ried to the plane by her son, more costly over-all to build, the measure provides for a $40,000 imately 200 court reporters taking ward were secretary Louis A 3 Crestview Dr,, Haalet, daugh- Lawrence. same number of rooms as now bond issue. their verbatim notes by speed- Stelnmuller's recommendations ter,: this morning. 1 .: • : • : She kissed her grandchildren, Manned, he said, changes in Councilman Warren E. Hutch- MRS. ALEXANDER PATON writer or other machine, there or janitorial supplies and the re- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore West- Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Cole and twi local circumstances in the next Inson announced that a police Planners FREEHOLD - Mrs. Elizabeth are still to be found a few who lewal, with modifications, o rtcb, 566 Sherman Ave., Belford, report by pen. - close Fair Haven friends, Mr. lew years may make unnecessary pistol range is being -prepared at . (Continued) n Paton, 87, of 14 Ellis St. and Mrs. M. A. Vreeland, who he full total of 58 new rooms, ransportation contracts. ied yesterday In the John L. •on, this morning- Mr. Kingdon, a native of Mt. the sewer plant site. the property line and another promised that it they go to Den- replacing 26 existing rooms. Mr. Steinmuller reported a sav- ontgomery Medical Home, Mr, and Mrs. Edwin (Season, Holly, once;#splred to be a law- eight feet to the curb. mark they would surely *ee the Mr. Brody said (he Electronics ing of $3,100 in next year's bus Freehold Township. She wa» the It Calvin Ave., Leonardo, son, yer. But. while clerking In a Mr. Apy listed three other rea- Whites, !^>mmand at Fort Monmouth contracts, which totaled more widow of Alexander Paton. tins morning. Camden firm He was persuaded rms for a variance: the code 30-Year Friendship x>nsiderimj decentralizing some than $51,000 this year. Ticket Mrs. Paton was bora in Kid- Mr. and Mr*. William Parker, to "broaden" his talents and help calls for a minimum plot size "How long have we known of lbs offices with the result that (Continued) erminster, England, daughter of 75 Hneview Av«., Leonardo, son, out a friend reporting court rec- IBM computer equipment soon of 30,000 square feet and the ap- you?" Mr. Vreeland asked Mrs. large numbers of employees In labeled party leader Donald J. the late Edwin and Elizabeth this morning. ords, }• to be installed in Monmouth Re- plicant has 16,680; the code calls White, who answered: "Many the $10,000 to $15,000 incom gional High School for the use Malloy as "the mayor's messen- Maiden. She was formerly em- In 1928, reporting became his tor a property width of 150 feel ; MONMOUTH MEDICAL years." Mrs. Vreeland said It was .racket will b» transferred away of all New Shrewsbury and Ea- jer boy," and then hit the may- loyed by the ASM Kargheusian life's work. In 1936; he was and the site fronts on Broad St. • Long Branch 30 years, and the ambassado rom the area. tontown schools will be used to ?r with a Republican-coined blast, Rug Co., here, where she was a named an official court reporter, tor only 60 feet, and the code Mr. and Mrs. Frances E. Cal- designate wiped away the tear: Mr. Brody also criticized de- solve bus routing and scheduling referring to "the Blanda steam- member of the Quarter-Century the youngest man in the state calls for minimum side yards of eaterra, 24 West Campbell Ave., slowly trickling down her cheeki velopment of a single campus problems next year with an eye roller." Club. to win such accreditation. 20 feet, while the plans show West Long Branch, daughter, again. for both the Junior and Seniol to even greater savings the fol- Blanda replied that Olinsky was Since 1949 he has been in three feet on one side and 18 She was a member of St. Pe- Monday. charge of all reporters in Mon- Walking to the plane, Mrs High Schools by joining the two lowing year, the secretary said. angry because Committeeman er's Episcopal Church, here. on the other. Mr.and Mrs. Alexander Langa, mouth and Ocean Counties. His White, hardly audible, remarkei buildings with the proposed new Text and workbook orders George J. Paterson, not Olinsky, Surviving are a stepson, John 81 North Bath Ave., Long Branch, responsibility ones included Bur- 'I'm anxious to get over then library and absorbing what recommended by the board's edu- was high vote getter In the elec- Could Push Back J. Paton, Sr. of this place; a daughter, Monday, lington but no longer does. now. I want to see the king and now Eastbourne Ave., east ol cation committee were also ap tion. Mr. Apy considered a sugges- tepdaughter, Mrs. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orost, Mr. Kingdon served six years become an accredited ambassa- Westwood Ave., Into the school proved. Four weeks later, after conced- tion that the building be pushed MacMullen of Oaklynj a sister, 746 Greens- Ave., Long Branch, on the Freehold Board of Educa- dor." site. ing that their strategy had back- farther to the rear of the tract, Mrs. George Stubbs, with whom daughter, Monday. tion during the 20 years he and Her son, who went to Kenned] Seen Wrong fired, Brady and Olinsky made which is more than 200 feet he lived; two step-grandchildren Mr. and Mrs". Joseph Montano, his wife, Sarah, and (heir son airport with her, helped her on He Isald it was "wrong" Weather peace with party regulars, and deep, but Mr. Lowe said his plan and four step-great-grand- 1 Heritage Ave., Eatontown, lived here. He also was once a to the wing of the craft and shi have children in their young teen! New Jersey — Considerable endorsed Blanda for a new term would become economically un- children. daughter, Monday. member of the local Housing had to twist to get Into the reai associating on a daily basis witr cloudiness, chance of scattered as mayor. feasible if the size of the build- Funeral services will be held Mr. and Mrs, Carl 0. Labor, Authority. He is a past president seat. Mrs. White left New Yorl those in their older teens anc showers this morning and chance Then came primary election ing is reduced. Friday at 2:45 p.m. in the Free- 340 Laird St., Oakhurst, son, of the Certified Shorthand Re- at 8 p.m. on a Pan America] forecast future regrets of "13- of widely scattered thundershow- time, and the executive commit- Harry L. Johnson of the offic man Funeral Home with Rev. Thursday. porters of New Jersey. plane for Copenhagen via Lou year old becoming involved witt ers extreme south into early this tee gave front-runner DeVirgilio of architect Harold Kent toll Bernard McK. Garlick, rector of Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Pot- Few men have had the variety don. 17-and 18-year olds." He said the afternoon. Clearing during after- he heave in favor of Stephen J. the board he could see nothing St. Peter's Church, officiating. r ruch, 307 Third Ave., Long of experiences in public employ- Friends were breathless for allure which accompanies — thi noon. High in mid 70s and lowei ilardi, who, with.Paterson, will undesirable about the existinf Burial will be In Maplewood Cem- Branch, son, Saturday. ment as has Mr. Nolan. He has moment when the plane startd graduation of a child from junio: 80s south. Fair and much coole seek a governing body post in p'an, and George Elgrim of thi etery. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Walker, worked in three county offices, to move toward the runway f< high school into the new sur tonight. Low in 50s. Thursday the general election. Walker and Walker real estate 107 North Fifth Ave., Long in the state and federal estab- the takeoff at the same time a' roundings of high school will al variable cloudiness and cooler, No Notice office, Shrewsbury, observed thai JOSEPH A. LINFANTE, SR. so be lost by the new step. Branch, daughter, Monday. lishment, and for the borough. other plan came in for a Ian High 70-75. Neither DeVlrgillo nor Shields it would be difficult to put togeth LONG BRANCH - Services for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens, In addition he served in the ing on the same strip, only yard Former City Manager Richari MARINE took kindly to the committee's er the reauired 150 front feei Joseph A Linfante, Sr., 53, of 142 314 Eleberon Blvd., Oakhurst, Navy in World War II. away. J. Bowen spoke in favor of thi Cape May to Block Island — decision. DeVirgilio filed as an on Broad St. Morris Ave., who died Monday daughter, Monday. Yet with It all, he spent sev- Everyone was speechless ft new plant. He said his only su Small craft warnings displayed Independent with Shields' back- Mr. Elgrim admitted there wa: in Monmouth Medical Center, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sidow, 14 eral years on a resort circuit the moment, but all was well. prise was that there seemed t. at 5 a.m. southwesterly 20 to 30 Ing, although no public announce- much "hole-in4he-wall" officf will be held at 10 a.m. Friday Willow Ave., Eatontown, daugh learning the duties of hotel clerk- As the plane went into the al: be two sides of an Issue which knots shifting to northwest 15 to ment was made about it. space available in Red Bank, bui from the Damiano Funeral Home, ter, yesterday. ing and today looks forward to little Kathy innocently asked hei has been discussed for 34 years 25 knots with higher gusts thi: With Olinsky and Brady back said there exists a need for new 191 Fitkin Ave., with Rev. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burbank, that is a lasting career. mother: "Where Is grandma go "If the time for doing isn't now afternoon, diminishing to 10 t< in the fold, Shields was out of air conditioned offices with jani A. Bonham of First Presbyterian 14 Smith PI., East Keansburg, Born in Freehold, he was hired Ing?" when will it ever be?," h< 15 knots late tonight and westerl; it. torial service. Church, here, officiating. daughter, yesterday. by the late John J. Quinn, on 50 Employees on Staff asked. 10 to 15 knots Thursday. Mostl; In announcing, his switch yes- Need for Offices Mr. Linfante, the husband of recommendation of Merritt B. Mrs. Murray, who former! The former executive receive cloudy, this morning, few showers terday, Shields said he had come Mr. Elgrim estimated the cosl Mrs. Rose Rossi Linfante, was FITKIN Kent, as clerk-stenographer in the was a secretary for a Fort Mo an ovation both before and aft then clearing' during afternoon to the realization that DeVirgilio of real estate In the site aree a member of St. Ceclle Lodge Neptune county prosecutor's office in 1925.mouth colonel, will start' lookl he spoke. It was his first pu Visibility .better than five mllei was aligning himself with "dis- at $400 to $500 per front foot, bul 193, F&AM, of Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelsey, Mr. Quinn was in his first term for a new position In a few week lie appearance in the junior nig except briefly lower in showers sident" elements in West Keans- Milton Heller, another real es • Bennett St., Freehold, daugh- as prosecutor. Mr. Kent, now cap- "But right now I feel let dowi school building, on Morris Ave Fair tonight, partly cloudy Thur burg which would hurt the par- tate man speaking as a resident JOHN W. SAXER day. ter, Monday. tain of detectives, was chief clerk. Mrs, White was such a wonderfi where the meeting was hel ty. said he thought the cost closei PORT MONMOUTH — John Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke, In 1930, Mr. Nolan went with boss. It's not that I regret sf since a divided council dismisses TIDES He declined to name those In- to $600 per front foot. W. Saxer, 63, of 4 Grace Ave., RD 3, Freehold, daughter, Mon- the state Department of Instltu has gone, but the fact I will mil him from office more than Sandy Hook volved, saying, "Everybody Mr. Heller affirmed that then died yesterday in Monmouth day. tions and Agencies and subse- her as a friend," she said. year ago. Today—High 9:30 p.m. and lov knows them." is a need for new offices. Hi Medical Center after a long ill- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simcox, quently to the U.S. Emergency She said Mrs. White would n Mr. Mesklll said that wltho 3:25 p.m. Tomorrow—High 9:5i He said a good many persons, said he has a client anxious ness. RD 1, Etvglishtown, daughter, Relief Administration in Red want for help In her new re; the new building, both the Junii a.m.. and 10:05 p.m. and low 4:0 disgruntled Democrats a*s well as undertake a similar project am Born in Jersey City,, he lived yesterday. Bank as a secretary-Investigator. dence in Denmark. and senior high school student a.m. and 4 p.m. some Republicans, whose only in- looking for a site In tbe P-l zon in Atlantic Highlands and Lake In 1932, he joined the county "Before she left, she was give will be forced to double scssior For Red Bank and Rumsoi terest is in leveling their political Board member Francis X. Ke Parslppany before moving here Gar Hits Fence, Probation Department as cashier a list of 50 employees who sta by 1965, With the new facilitiei bridge, add two hours; Sei Runs at Blanda, had begun to nelly, who was chairman la seven years ago. and in chare of the pistol permit the house," Mrs. Murray e: however, problems will be avoii Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Loni form behind DeVirgilio, and add- night, said he would like to d Mr. Saxer was employed the Garbage Can bureau. plained. ed at least for 10 to 15 years. Branch, deduct 15 minutes'; Hlgl ed, "That did it for me." fer action for a month to stud; last 15 years as a chef by the In 1040, he became Welfare Di- The ambassador-dcsignate'.i b Costs as projected by the arch lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Some Support the site and to give the public at Howard Johnson restaurant FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Elayne rector for the Borough of Free problem will be in remembcri tects, Fcssler, Boyken, an Shields predicted that if DeVir- opportunity to express its opi chain. A. Hecht, 27, of 200 East End hold. In 1043, he was in the their names. Moss, are below the state avei SCOOTER PATROL gilio stays in the race, he will ion. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Ave., New York City, wns Navy, serving in the District age of $1,893 per pupil or $16. NEW YORK (AP) — The path get some support from "anti- Mr. Kellcnyi, however, sa Sara Saxer of Fort Lnudcrdnln, charged with careless driving aft- Intelligence Office in New York. per square foot, he said. Tlv and meadows of Central Par! Blanda" Republicans In the sev- that, according to the P-l ord: Fla.; his wife, Mrs. Helen er her car hit a garbage can And in lfM7, he became a court De Valera Here Long Branch estimates are $ soon will be patrolled at nig enth district (Hidden Hills East). nance, the Planning Bonrd doi Gurrcn Saxer; two sons, John F. on the properly of Thomas Uo( clerk for former Judge Giordano, WILUAMSBURG, Va. (AP) 712 and $16 or less. by policemen on motor scooter If Democratic party unity does not have to hold a public heai Saxer of Norfolk, Va., and Rob- 102 Buena Vista Ave. and When the latter retired in 1962, he—President F.amon de Valera About 50 policemen took test not materialize before November, Ing, and must make Its recon ert C. Saxer, at home; two crashed through a split rail fence took over clerk's duties for Judge Ireland planned a brief carrla FIRE IN AUTO yesterday to become scootc he declared, DeVirgilio might mendation within .10 days of th brothers, Charles Saxer of Fort on the property of R. Walker, Ijlward J.. Asrher. ride around this restored colon F.ATONTOWN - A fire In jockeys, Inspector John F, Spree siphon off enough votes to knock application or the applicatio Laudcrdale and Walter Saxer of 112 Buena Vista Ave. A hearing Mr. Nolan, a bachelor, who capital today before leaving f< nutomobile owned by Mrs. Aim said the scooters can climb steer, Filnrcli out and put one of the would be considered approve the Bronx; a sister, Mrs. Fthnl Is scheduled for June 4. lives al 7 Broad St., is a former Washington and a fivo-dny sla Spitz, Newmnn Springs Rd., Lir slippery surfaces, dart Ihroup Republican candidates in. unless a time extension is Kochler of Fort l.nuderdnlp, and Police Chief Carl J. Jnkubecy Momnoiilh Coilntv commander of visit. crnfl, mul parked in the Mo: narrow spaces and overtake The GOP ticket consists of Fred quested. four snimlchildrcH. said Mrs. Hecht told police she the Amerinm I.rgion. c 81-vear-nld Irish chief r: mouth Shopping (,'enlcr parkini; running man quickly. F. Ivcrson and Michael Tarnnto. The application was dated Mil The funeral will lie tomorrow was traveling smith on Buena As ilcik hi iulnitnisterfdj (M'Utive was to depart for Was) lot, brought Ihc lxirniiiih Fire De- Jr. 18. at !) p.m. at the John F. Pflegor Vista Avf, when she was cut the o;iih in thousands of jurors inj;lon by helicopter at 3:4,1 a.rr partment out al 1:59 p.m. yrs-i Thorp's no Trick to Having V. Shields snid he does not think Funeral Home, Mldclletown. iff by another auto. and win,i >-.,-.; (i:ST). lerclay. The department nho

FREEHOLD - The Planning come. I might just have to move OnKennedfsBirthday Board has recommended final out of the borough." •pproval to a MH-unit garden Can't Vote Yet HAZLET — Dedication of a sion, and received approval from apartment development on South "I can't vote for any recom- Kennedy Memorial will take the Township Committee. Mayor Philip Blanda, Jr., will unveil a St. near Rt. 33. The developer mendation on any garden apart- place Friday at 11 a.m. at the post office, Hazlet Ave. bronze plaque at the ceremonies, fe Bernard J. Cohn and As- ment," Mr. Smith said, "unti the two existing developments The memorial will be in the which reads: "These trees, sociates, Lawrence, L. I. here have proven themselves. form of three white dogwood planted by the people of the Borough Council will determine Only 18 of the 84 units at Mon trees reminiscent of those which Township of Raritan, May 29, 1964, on the birthday and in the development's status, prob- mouth Village are occupied so mark the grave of President Kennedy »t Arlington National memory of President John F. ably at its meeting Monday. far, although occupancy permits were granted in February." Cemetery. Kennedy, who lies beneath three white dogwoods at Arlington Na- The development is on a 5.47- Mr. Merola thought the apart- The idea for t memorial came tional Cemetery." aore tract, which was the Walter ments would put further strain from the Shade Tree Commis- Lott property. on the borough water and sewer Rev. Eugene S. Gregory, pas- The project will cost approx- systems, but Borough Enginee tor of the Key port Baptist imately $1,350,000. It will include Harold W\ Goldberger and Mayor Use of Y Church, will speak. Edward Ma- 26 buildings in 10 groups, 80 Frank E. Gibson, a board mem- lawskey, son of Mr. and Mrs. one-bedroom and 24 two-bedroom ber, challenged his arguments. Edward A. Malawskey, 80 Holly units, and a swimming pool. Ave., West Keansburg, will sound Mr. Merola defined his opposi Center Open Two Objectors taps, Edward is In his second tion, stating: "There will not be SCHOLARSHIP NIGHT — The Red Bank Lions Club had at its guetti in Molly Pitcher Inn latt night tha 10 top year at Raritan Township High The action met some disap- the needed revenue for the bor- To Public School. " proval. Board secretary 'Tunis ough unless there is more in students from each of the borough's high schools, Red Bank and! Red Bank Catholic. Club president Henry La- Smith voted against the recom- MARLBORO — Wilbur Van Mayor Blanda has said ot the dustry here. More jobs are needed breque, flanked by pretty co-eds, and Dr. Leo C. Rocco, who arranged tha program, second from left, poied with site, "It was selected because it mendation, and former borough more than more homes." Lenten, staff director at YMCA four of the award winners. Left to right are Thomas Maloney of Red Bank Catholic, Dr. Rocco, Carolyn Most of Program Extension Center here, is frequented by adults and chil- Councilman Michael J. Merola Mayor Gibson told of the bor- has announced that its facilities dren alike. We hope that it wilt ttated his vehement opposition ough's Inability to entice heavy Red Bank Catholic, Mr. Labreque, and Susan Gregory and James Cron of Red Bank High Sctiool. are available, at minimal fees, serve as a reminder to all age, Airing the public hearing. industry because there is not for the use of groups whose pur- groups of the tragic event that •;• Mr. Smith,, and Mr. Merola enough land for any reasonable poses are compatible with those took place last Nov. 22, more Were concerned about both the expansion, which the industry Nehru tax revenue and burden from the of the Y. than that, of the surge toward and the borough would need. "We righteousness that overcame so development, which will come can have and do need more ligh (Continued) "We are pleased," Mr. Van only after the units are occupied. But when Nehru began recov- Lenten said, "to be able to of- many of us as an after-effect of industry here," he said, adding: the assassination." Mr. Smith said garden apart- ering, Shastri was elbowed aside fer the surrounding communities "Help us to get more light in- Allan George, postmaster, has ments would put a heavier tax and his political stock dropped. our grounds and buildings for dustry, Mike." announced that the five-cent burden on borough residents and Two other political figures gen their outings, retreats and con- Mr. Merola suggested; "Table Kennedy Memorial Stamp, issued declared: "The taxes are so high eraliy regarded as possible suc- ferences." the recommendation issue unti May 29 on what would have been here since I am on a fixed in- the master plan is approved." cessors are Home Minister G. L. The director said that, in addi- Nanda and Finance Minister T. tion to tha swimming pool, Hie the late President's 47th birth- T. Krishnamachari. center has pavilions and barbe- day, will be available that day. Nehru's daughter also has been cue equipment available for Since the dedication will be Says Society's Major Goal mentioned but has not shown groups up to 100, athletic facili made on behalf of the people of that she has great political back- ties and equipment and places Raritan Township, Willard Au- ing. for overnight camping. Hilltop tnack, chairman of the Shade Is Protection of Seashore The Indian constitution pro- House, in which the staff has its Tree Commission, urges local vides for the president, normal- offices, has meeting rooms and residents to attend the cere- HIGHLANDS - The American seashore from pollution and other ly a ceremonial official, to take kitchen. monies. Littoral Society held its third an- man-made dangers." over the government on the Reservations and other infor- Guests, in addition to local of- nual banquet recently in Bahrs' The meeting centered on con death of the prime minister. mation may be obtained from Mr. ficials, include James J. Dough- Restaurant. servation, erosion and problems The president is Sarvepalli Van Lenten, erty, regional director; Charles John Clark, president of the affecting fishermen and skin div- Radhakrishnan, an elderly phi' A. Reiss, chief of space require- group which has headquarters a ers, and considered the initiation losopher renowned in world aca- Planner Asks School ments, both from the branch the Sandy Hook Laboratories, of a major effort to protect and demic circles and a highly re- Post Office Department in Phila- itated daring the meeting tha control wetlands. spected figure in India. To Improve Its Land delphia, and C. Paul Padgett, postal service officer in Trenton. "the majnr conservation problem Guests were Dr. Herbert Aristocrat OCEANPORT — Fred Geiger, of our age is the protection of the Kumpf, University of Miami; Dr. Nehru was born an aristocrat— secretary of the Planning Board Keith Cox, California Fish and a Kashmiri Brahmin, or the high- urged the board last night to Stanton Again Head Game Commission, Woodside, est of the high among Hindus. recommend the improvement of Of Planning Board Calif., and- Dr. John Stow, Uni- But Gandhi's persuasion and his A Knowing land owned by the Board of Edu- OCEANPORT - Ths Planning versity of. Buffalo. • own compassion for his op- cation as a recreation site. pressed countrymen under Brit- Board re-elected Benjamin Stan- Others attending were Robert The tract is adjacent to the ton chairman, and Fred Geiger Thief Takes Clark, Rumson; John Brown ish rule drove Nehru and his whole family into the independ' Wolfhill Avenue School and wassecretary at last night's meet- Glen Ridge; Bernard Gordon, described as in a state of dis- ing. Boston, Mass.; Graham Macmil- ence movement. It meant years repair. Mr. Geiger said the area The board usually reorganizes Driveshaft Ian, Madison; Miss Esther Bol- in British jails for him and his could be graded and improved, at its April meeting, it was said, ster, Highlands; Pat Bono, High- FOR DEDICATED SERVICE —Dr. Otto Lehmann, left, chairman of the Department of father, the wealthy lawyer Mo- MIDDLETOWN — There are and would make an ideal location but pressing business postponed land Park, and Mr. and Mrs. tilal Nehru, and others in the thieves, and there are thieves Rehabilitation Therapies at MonmouHi Medical Center, Long Branch, admires plaque for recreation purposes. the action this year. Some go to little trouble for Roy Kieser, Queens, N. Y, family. presented to him by Miss Helen M. Dunn of Neptune City, founder of the Monmouth The boy raised in the lap of The board will contact the The chairman will announce • large haul, and some go to committee appointments at next County Chapter of the Muscular Distrophy Associations of America. At right is luxury—indoor and outdoor swim- school board and make iti rec- a lot of bother for relatively ommendations known. month's session. , • minor loot. Most often, however, Car Crashes George L. Reck, Jr., of Holmdel, chapter president. ming pools at home, ponies to it's to the complete consterna- ride, and a British education— tion of the person victimized. often disagreed with the mystic Walter Johnson, owner of John- Store Front and visionary Gandhi but bowed Physician Is to Gandhi's will to attain the son's Florist, Locust Point Rd. LONG BRANCH — Vincent goal of independence, reached got into his 1957 Chevrolet station Muscillo, 21, of 505 Indiana Ave., POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER wagon Sunday and started the Honored By in mid-August 1947. • engine. He put the car in gear was charged with careless driv- By then Gandhi's mission was and nothing happened. He tried ing and leaving the scene of an over for all practical purpose several times to toioveth e vehicle accident after his car crashed s va MDAA Unit and Nehru undertook the perhaps' even more arduous task of try- by changing gears but to no into the front of Levin's Liquor ATLANTIC. HIGHLANDS-Mo- tivation is a prime factor in the ing to make a democracy of as avail. store, 209 Union Ave., at 1:14 Mr. Johnson put the car in Grows With Age rehabilitation of handicapped curious a crazy quilt pattern of parking gear and left it to talk this morning. persons, Dr. Otto Lehmann ex-colonial areas, princedomi to a customer, who had arrived Police said the crash knocked By HAL BOYLE told guests at the annual dnstal and satrapies as the world has while he;was trying to get his out three plate glass windows BOYLE lation dinner of the Monmouth known (present population about cat going. The station wagon and broke the front door of the County Chapter of Muscular Dys- 470 million.) rolled back down the driveway store. NEW YORK (AP) — Memory the longer you live the more trophy Associations of Amer- Nehru Took Over As an elder stateman Gandh and into the road, as Mr. John- Muscillo was found at his is one thing in life that in worthwhile things you have to ica, held recently in the Hof- lasted less than six months—unti ton and his customer watched in home at 1:50 a.m. Police quoted creases in value as you get recall—if you've had any luck brauhaus. his assassination Jan. 30, 1948— disbelief. The moving car barely Mm as saying that he lost control older. at all. Dr. Lehmann, chairman of the and Nehru 'then became sole missed the customer's car, which of his car and jumped the curb The more you have to re- You've had your fair share of department of rehabilitation ther- boss. bad been left in the road. when he was cut off by another member the richer you are, and nostalgia if you can look back apies at Monmouth Medical Cen- A service station was called vehicle as he made a right turn and remember when— ter, Long Branch, was presented He believed neither capitalism to tow the car away for repairs from Third Ave. into Union Ave. Spinach was the vegetable a plaque for "a decade of dedi- nor socialism atone would work for India, and he instituted * The mechanic later called the A hearing is scheduled for bane of childhood, because par- cated service" by Miss Helen M. Ban Burning form of state socialism for heavy florist and told him there was June 6. ents said, "It's full of iron— M. Dunn of Neptune City, chap- industry and utilities, accepting no driveshaft between the trans- Detective John Perry and Pa- and iron is good for you." ter founder. foreign aid where he could get it mission and the rear wheels. trolmen Albert Tyler, James WM- In Borough The dentist was pleased i Dr. Lehmann outlined recen for these and sponsoring private Someone had stolen the shaft kins, Robert Graziano and Gary you brushed your teeth at nigh advances and modern techniques NEW SHREWSBURY - Effec- and morning. Even most rich in the treatment of handicapped works where possible. between Saturday night and Sun-Tomaini investigated. tive immediately, all outside day morning. Patrolman William people didn't bother to brush persons. He also disclosed that Nehru steered a careful but burning in the Borough is banned perilous course in world politics Brunt is investigating. Major Subdivision after every meal. completion of a new wing being until further, notice, Walter B. There was a difference be- constructed at Monmouth Medi- and won denunciations from both Cobb, marshal, borough Fire Pre- sides of the cold war as well as LEGAL NOTICE OKd for Col. Lovejoy tween masculine and feminine cal Center will- provide addition- vention Bureau, announced. realms of power. Mother was the al facilities of the rehabilita- praise and co-operation from the OCEANPORT - An applica- All burning permits now in expert on anything pertaining nonaligned, or neutral, nations. tion for a major subdivision of tion therapies department and PROPOSAL force are rescinded. The only to the house, father was the un-other services. He eschewed "neutralism," de- a Horseneck' Point tract was ap-burning allowed, Mr. Cobb said, challenged authority on such claring it was negative and with- Motlca li hereby Riven that lealed proved by the Planning Board Plaques were presented by blda will 1» received In the RecepMon will be household trash in solid- matters as baseball, politics Mrs. Mary DiGuiseppe of Wana out dynamic purpose but the tag Koom ot the Offlce ol the Director, Di- last night. walled non-combustible contain- vlilon of Purchase and Property. 2nd and the tariff. massa, campaign secretary, to stuck to his efforts. UP WITH THI GOODS — Marvin Sorkin, general Boor. Room 731-2. BUto Houie, Tren- ers, covered with wire mesh o ton5», New Jersey, on June 9, 19W The 3.9-acre tract, which is Naughty Word* Willard Smith, vice president of Much of the West's dissatisfac- on the attached and will be opened and owned by Col. and Mrs. Clarence not larger than three-eighths inch tion with Nehru resulted from the manager of Monmouth Shop-Rfte Supermarket, 1200 R+. read Immediately thereafter, for the One of the secret diversions the First Merchants Natlona Lovejoy, will be divided into six A summons will be issued, Mr. Bank, who has been campaign way his foreign policy was dealt 35, MidcHetown, left, congratulate* David MiN.r, 19, ^PBWE AT 10:00 A. M. plots.- The action, if approved Cobb warned, for each violation in high school English classes out at the United Nations and CEREAL was looking up the naughty treasurer for six years, and Mrs. son ol Mr. and Mn. Frank A, Millar, 29 Bayfeerry La., DRIED BEANS & PEAS by Borough Council next week, of the directive. Frank Wynn and Mrs. Sarah elsewhere by his venomous rov- ICE CREAM words in the works of William New Monmouth, for his ability in ga-Hiering in $293.85 MEATH. C*NKED, PROCESSED will create four lots with 90-foot Extremely dry condition of Davidson, both of Freehold, who ing defense minister, V. K. * FRESH fronts, a 107-foot front lot and Shakespeare. Krishna Menon. Merton, a leftist worth of groceries m a free five-minute shopping spree. POULTRY There was no greater thrill raised the most funds in this SALAD OIL one with 210 feet of frontage. the ban necessary, Mr. Cobb said. year's campaign. anti-Westerner, fell from grace David was selected for the spree in a sweepotakes event SPAGHETTI SAUCE than getting to feed a carrot to through lack of preparedness for TEA Installed by Michael Pitoscia OPENED AT 5:00 P. M. one of the great gray horses he Chinese invasion of India in being run by the P«pti Cola Bo+tling Company's area AOBIODLTCBAL SPRAYER that pulled the fire depart of Bound Brook, district director 1962. plantt, Monmouth County's being in Atbury Park. Next ALUMINUM 8ION BI.ANKK for MDAA, were George L. AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT ment's hook and ladder wagon. Seized Enclaves BITUMINOUS CONCRETE—CENTRAL If you were trusted to go out-Reck Jr., Holmdel, president; to David it Irwin Caradei, manager of the (tore, and on BITUMINOUS CONCRETE—NORTH Menon was the high-riding de- Mrs. Robert Walker, West Long BROKEN STONE—CENTRAL side and beat the dust from the fense minister a year earlier the right it Mickey Jones, sales manager at Pepsi's INSTITUTIONAL FOOD LOADERS Branch, and John A. Richardson, A CARTS blackboard erasers, all your en when India invaded and seized operations in Atbury, Oceanport, vice president; Mrs. ISOSTATIO DINNERWARE vious schoolmates called you the Portuguese west coast en- CHEMICAL TOILETS Meh/in Yard, New Monmouth, COTTON WARP YARN teacher's pet!" claves of Goa, Damao and Dlu DISPLAY RACKS treasurer; Mrs. Carolyn Shaw, FINISH BAKING OVEN Medicine, If it was to do you after falling to persuade the Por- e lot* Skew Fri. aed Sot. e West Long Branch, recording sec- You only VIBE PUMPS any real good, had to taste bad tuguese they should leave the MHIIIISCH FLOOR * DESK LAMPS retary, and Miss Angeline live once... FOUR WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK —and it usually was colored subcontinent ai the British and FORAGE H/>BVE«T«;R Majza, Eatontown, corresponding soses dark brown. French had done. For this ex- MWDNIVBi PETER SaiERS GYMNASIUM ATIII.KTIO secretary. The Pink' EQUIPMENT Golf and tennis were both re- ploit Nehru was widely criticized HAY t HTRAW (tor Hairy Cn«») Members of the advisory board HOSE COUPUNOS garded as sissy games played as being Inconsistent with his Panther HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE largely by well-to-do people who are Mrs. Smith, Dr. Lehmann twice! LAUNDRY CHEMICALS * SUPPLIES preachments but he claimed In- I.IJMINAlnEN weren't physically up to the and Asbury Park Postmaster dia bad no alternative in regard MASON MATERIALS-CENTRAL wear and tear of body contact Louis T. Wigdortz. Named to the MASTER THERMOSTATS to foreign rule. MOVIE PROJECTORS sports. executive board were Dr. Wil- I V Pakistan , the Moslem nation PI'EPAWKI> NHO»' " ES iam Ramsay, Norman Mesni- * OFFSET PLATEN Place to Die born of the 1947 independence noMtaar TECMUUU POINTING koff, John J, Collins and Mrs. MaMMUMTID AUTIST- BKFKinEIIATEI) MII.K HlsrKNSEItS Hospitals were feared by ind the British-drawn partition SIIKI.V1N0 •""S most persons. They were- re- Frank Wynn. RHOI- BENCHES of the subcontinent, was Nehru's 1 Mrs. George L. Reck Jr. was ST*TK I'OI *VK m'' '-*' garded as places where you greatest single continuing polit- STEEI, HTOHAOE UNITS eappointed patient service chair- TIMFFIC fONTlml.l.F.IW went to die rather than to get ical problem until the 1962 Chi- TURKISH /TOWELS well. man. tese invasion. But fullscale war TYPE COMTOHIN" MACHINE Six patients were honored WALL PARTITIONS Anybody who got his car up between India and Pakistan was Sneclflcntlonfl "?vl MIR form of bid. to more than 60 miles an hour guests: Miss Dunn, Jerry Dyer, contract nnrl bond for Ihe proponed averted. Their closest, and con- work are nn file I'l Ilie Office of Ihe was considered a reckless dare- Belford; Albert' Davidson, Free- tinuing, confrontation of arms is Director- and may tie 5rriirc1 hy prna- hold; Mrs. Barbara Baxter, rcttvp Mrtrtern ilm-lni* nfflrp hnurn. devil. in Kashmir, the last prize in the S;|d8 muni he (1> ninrtft nn a Mnnrtanl Teen-agers screamed almost Kean9burg, and Miss Marie Met- ndependence grab bag, where proposal form, (1!) ("'"Iruprl '•' l' qrio- ing, Oakhurst. olal arlrtrcssprf envpln|ic. m nrrnm- as loudly over the singing of a their armies are separated by a panlrd hv ' '-IT'"' '• • ' • '" beanpole kid named Frank Si- Mrs. Esther R. Irwin repre- the order of the Trpnsurrr fif Ihp Rtnte UN truce line. of New .Ipi-Hcy, or a Mil luind. anv of natra as they do now over the sented the Monmouth County Wel- which flhnlt not lip Ifsn thnn ior< ol HOUSECOATS STOLEN the amount of lhi> liM. and Mi deliv- DAY FOR CHARITY — Abraham Fine, owner of,Sheldon music of England's four hairy are Council and James Shoppell ered nt Hie ahovp place on or before Bentles. and E. Donald Hanson represent- FREEHOLD — Thieves broke the hour nnmfl us n<> hid will he Card Shop, Broad and Wallace Sts., Rod Bank, checks accepted lifter tin' li'iilr specified Mid* People of 40 were thought o( ed the Wlthout-a-Doubt Society. nto the Clara Gresko, Inc., bed not »o mihmlt|i>rl will he rn"ilrle-»il the receipts of business for last Friday assisted by Mrs. Informal and will he rejected. The as old but still employable. lacket factory on Throckmorton FMrecfor rewcrvex liie rkhl to rcji'jit Philip Hartung of Fairfiold Dr., Now Shrewsbury, a Only the very wealthy wor- The Royal Thames Yacht St. between 5 and 0:45 p.m. Mon- any mid nil IIWIH and to award rnn- ried about the income lax. The day and stole 151) pink and blue trnVt In Inrt or IVIHIIP If deem'-.I In Rivorviow Hospital volunteer. The rocoipts wore turned 'lub, this year's challenger for the bent Interi'Mn of the Htate to do *n. working mnn who Rot a full ladies' housecoats, which have a The Kliccenslld li|.|.h-. n-lll he r.w|idrrd the American's Cup, Is the old- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK to furnish Hllrclv !inn,| in tic [llll ovor to tho hospital building fund. Mr. Fino praised tho week's paid vacation a year fell est boat club in England. Stella Fain label. The thieves TRCWT arnoiint of the cunlnirl nf a company authorized to do hinlne«* In the Htatc spirit of tho public in making purchases for tho cause, he was fortunate. And only sick ntcrcd the plant after forcing MUinwt • man tot* • uiannt .ruawuil of New Jersey. people ever were put on diets. Jockey Bill Shoemaker has he rear. door open by applying MI MMII • mnu m • nnu imae. UM MINI nKPAHTMENT OV TIIK TIlKASI'nY and thanked tho Rivorviow volunteors who assisted him nwKniKonaran t division t>f Purchase nml Properly Tfwse were the days. won the Hollywood Park riding iressure nn the door'* bottom rltARLKR K. BULUVAN, Director at the shop. He said it was a good business day. nd removing the hinges. Hay 27. J; lie 3 ll«.(« Remember? ,| title 14-times. SERWCGiSOUR B/GGESTASSETf Miy 27, !%1 BED BANK RKOISTKH Slow Day, But Steels Post Gains Cemetery Sued Graduate LAWRENCE TOWNSHH»—The NEW YORK (AP) — Steel* accustomed rise to the top of the Second was Texas Gulf Sulphur 64th Recruit Training Claw wen posted » string of small gains most-active list, rising 4 to 46%off % at 55% on 107,800 shares. FREEHOLD - The father ofSuperior Court suit that the death was due to negligence of thegraduated Friday at tha 112th Ar- yesterday as the over-all stock on 112,200 shares. HerculesThis was a facet of the cooling a boy killed when a concrete pil- tillery Armory, Eggerts Crowing market went through another ses- Powder plans to acquire Haveg in of the "mineral-find" stocks lar fell on him at the gate of cemetery owner and of the firm Successful that installed the pillar. Rd. sion of slow, irregular decline. exchange for a new class "A" which have breathed excitement a cemetery in New Shrewsbury Assistant Attorney General Volume of 4.3 million shares stock. Hercules was 14th most into the market for a few weeks. last Halloween has charged in aThe suit was authorized by Evan Jahos of Fair Haven de- active and down 2% at 43>/ - Calumet and Heola lost % and was only slightly better than 2 Vincent F. Slubowski of 24 Thay- livered an address: Monday's 4 million, which was Curtis Publishing yt. er Dr., New Shrewsbury, admin- Among the graduates from Mon- Investing the lowest total of the year. Third was Chrysler, off % at15th Annual mouth County are Raymond Wal- The hesitant, drifting action of 49roaching three-day Me- automakers have reported big 34 Fordham Dr., Matawan, and annuity, which would guarantee increases in sales, investors were Dinner-Dance The boy was with other young Q) "My husband has been dead morial weekend. The market will George Peter McCann, Jr., 131 tince December, 1961, and I amyou payments for as long as you not lured yesterday. General people reportedly on a chain be- live, perhaps as high as $175 perbe closed Friday. Many traders Motors, however, added Sixth St., West Keansburg. childless. I have $27,285 in the had taken (o the sidelines, wait- For Knights tween two pillars at the entrance savings bank. Right now, I ammonth. Gilligan, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing for a clearer determination A carry over of the vogue for to the Red Bank Hebrew Ceme- Walter E. Gilligan, Sr., attended living at a hotel where I spend LONG BRANCH - Red Bank A trust fund would not meet of where the market's next sharp mineral stocks brought gains to St. Benedict's Prep School, New- about $200 a month for room and United Park City Mining, up Y tery on West Riverdale Ave. when your problem. move would be — up or down. tCouncil, Knights of Columbus, ark; St. Vincent College, Latrobe, meals. I live on my $77 social se- B) "Please recommend an in- at 2%, and Occidental Petroleum, will honor officers of the.council one pillar was overturned by the curity check and withdrawals The Dow Jones Industrial av- up % at 31>/,. Pa., and Newark State College, vestment of $20,000 in municipal who served during the past year pull of the chain. Union. He is a three-year veteran from savings. I am 73 years old erage managed to show a small Among the market wheelhorses bonds, preferably those that are gain for a good part of the ses- at the 15th annual dinner and Defendants are the Congrega- of the U.S. Marine Corps. and wonder if I should continue also exempt Irom income tax in representing nonferrous metals, dance Saturday in Paddock as I am or put $25,000 into a sion but prices were trimmed Phelps Dodge lost \% American tion Bnai Israel of Ramsoii, own- Bellarosa, son of Raymond Bell- New York state where I plan to Lounge. arosa and Mrs. Rose Grzelka, is trust fund or annuity." R. C. late in the day and the average Smelting 1% and Anaconda % er of the cemetery, and the West live. Can I purchase less than dosed with a loss of 1.33 at a graduate of Atlantic Highlands There was a sharp break in Principal speaker at the affair, A) I sympathize with you very $5,000 in any particular issue?" 818.92. Long Branch Monument Com- High School and attended Mon- sincerely on the loss of your hus- W. B. commodity future prices for cop-which will honor the grand Of 1,335 issues traded, losers per. pany, which installed the post. mouth College. band. knight, John M. Tilelli of Lin- A) Repaying to your last ques- outnumbered gainers by 590 to Canadian Pacific, strong re- croft, and his fellow officers, will My figures indicate that you tion first, the answer is yes, but486. New highs for the year to- before you buy or build, tee ... can withdrawing $1,800 per year cently because of Wall Street be K of C district deputy James I don't advise it. An odd lot oftaled 59 and new lows 52. comment about "hidden values" from sayings—taking interest ac- P. Burke of Matawan. Past two or three bonds can be sold, Among the 15 most active in the company, lost \% on profit grand knight Eugene Carroll of cruals into consideration — forbut because tax-exempts are stocks, gainers and losers were taking. Norfolk and Western lost well over 20 years. Little Silver will serve as toast- MARINE VIEW purchased mostly by big buyeve- n at seven each, with Sperry Vfa. Great Northern gained % master. You might feel safer, however, ers, you might have to accept a Rand unchanged. Control Data' spurted ' 6'/ to SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION if you had a $25,000 straight life Peter W. Hansen 8 Chairmen of the dinner-dance considerable discount In price, if Haveg Industries made an un- 1091/j. "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" you had to sell. International Harvester, up 1%, are Joseph Amboslno and Ralph Poverty, Bail System JCPL Forman Mazzucca, of Little Silver. They Federal tax-exempts that en- $154,230 Grants continued to respond vigorously joy equal status in New York to its higher earnings. Among have announced that the cocktail To Be Parley Topics WASHINGTON (AP)- The ur- MATAWAN — Peter W. Han hour will begin at 7 p.m. Din- MAIN OFFICE IranefcOfffe* state include issues of Puerto Ri- sen, Rt. 34, has been appointed a other blue chips, however, Du HntAn.mt TRENTON (AP)-State Atty. co; the Virgin Islands; Washing- ban Renewal Administration has Pont lost 1'4, Liggett and Myers ner will be served at 8 p.m. with MIDDLETOWN Gen. Arthur 3. Sills will repre- line foreman in Jersey Central 1 Highway It ton, D. C; and all New York announced grants totaling $154,' 1, IBM 1 A and General Electric dancing to follow. 174 Highway SS sent New Jersey at a three-day Power & Light Company's Free- State, Municipal of Special Rev- 230 to aid in the purchase of 1 (Fiv» Conors) conference starting today hold district. Mr. Hansen former- I /.- Members who desire reserva- AtfMle enue bonds. 373 acres In Middlesex County, tions should call any of the 671.2400 in Washington on poverty and N.J., for park, conservation and ly was a chief lineman in the Prices were Irregularly lower MI-MOO on the American Stock Ex- council officers. the bail system in the United For you I recommend New recreation use. Union Beach district. He is mar- States. York City 3's of 6-1-1980 at 98^; change. Volume was 1.26 million The grants are for four tracts ried to the former Barbara Annshares compared with 1.25 million Sills has termed New Jersey S New York State Thruway reve- located in the boroughs of Me- WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY? nue 3.60's of 1996-72 on a 3.38 Maurer of Keyport, and they have Monday. bail system "grossly undemo- tuchen and Sayreville, and Pisfiv- e children. KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS cratic" and "archaic." basis; City of Buffalo 2's of 5-cataway, Edison and Monroe Yesterdays dosing stocks: 1-1972 on a 3.10 basis and Nas- Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, Township. ACS' Ind Int But Mcb 482 sau County 2.40's of 5/15/1973 to Lionel Taylor ol Denver worked Adami Sx 26* Int Harv wi who has called the conference, Air Prod 46% Int Nick 78 S said Sunday that each year yield 3.30 per cent. with four quarterbacks last sea- Air Reduo 54H Int Piper 331V There's no Trick to Having Ex- Allet Cp 11H Int T«1*T«1 thousands of persons who can't (Mr. Spear cannot answer all son but led American Football Allei Lud 41U J-T-B CM Brk afford bail spend months in jail mail personally but will answer tra Cash. You Get it Fast When League pass catchers for thAllee n Pw 62V4 Johns Man SALE Allied Ch 52K Jonei * I, Jilt awaiting trial and then are acal- l questions possible in his colYo- u Use The Register Classified. fourth straight year. The split Aim dial Joy Mrr J4' Alcoa n% Kalitr Al quitted. —Advertisement. end caught 78 passes. Am Alrlln 73% Knmtcott II Am Brit Bh 45% Kopperl - 48 ENDS Am Can 53 Kretge, M 36% Am Cyan 43% Krocer Am Mot 14H Leh Port C Am M Fdy 21 Leh Val Ind SATURDAY Am Smelt »>i LOP Olui Am Std 22 M, Lib McN*L DEIPS PRICI CUTS ON HOIIDAY NIIDt < Am Tel Tel 138 L.IH A My 76 Am Tob Litton Ind Amp Ino Lukeni stl Anaconda 8* Mack Trk Si" Armco 811 43tt Marath oil M0NM0UTH ME A TS4 71M Armour Martin M Arnut Ck 50H Merck 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVENUE AsM Oil 122V4 HCJM Atchlson 39* Minn M*M • RED BANK EATQNTOWN UTTLE SILVER All Refln 31 % Mo Pac A Grants-own PeunleigVPrep Avco Corp M)i,4 Mont Ward ?2 Bald Lima 2114 Nat Blsc 36% 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 Bait & Oh N Caah Rtf 61% MACHINE WASHABLE Bayuk Clg g Nat Dairy 67% Bell A How 22 Nat Distill 83 SPORT SHIRTS AND SWIFTS PREMIUM—MORRELLPRIDE—AGERRELL PRIDE—AGEDD AND SEASONESEASONEDD Ml 4Efc Bendlx 45 Nat Oypi 26% Beth Bteel 35(4 Nat Bteel 50 \ Boeing 51 NY Central 57% CAMP SHORTS W FULLY TRIMMED Borden 73K Nla M Pw 36% Borg Warn 45% No Am Av 52% V CUT TO ORDER Bruniwk 9% Nor Pac W% Buckeye PI *0% Nwat Alrllo 56% Bucy Erie 30 Norwich Ph 119 Bulova 25 Outb Mar 32% ;j Burl Ind Owens III Ol 15% 48% 68% Case, JI 17V4 Pan A W Air 'SIRLOIN Ib ^ Cater Traa 62% Param PIct SAVE 22 Celanese 704 Penney, JC RIGUURLY 1.99«H* Chen * Oh Tt% Pa Pw*U •8* STEAKS 79 Chrysler 4»tt P* RR 31% Grant+emiGmitOffs Cltlei Bv 69U Pepsi Cola 61 Vi Coca Cola 128H Perkln Elm 36% CAMPSHOm Fresh Kilted—3-4 Ib. size—Split, quartered or cut up £± g% \1 Colg Pal PHzer 45% 46% COTTON SHORTS fOR Colum am 28 Phil Kl 33% • 100% cotton twill* large Com Sol 32% PhlU Pet 49Vt cargo pockets • Hidden Con Edls 85 Pit gtMl • BOYS AND GNUS Cont Can 51 Pub Sv SAD change pocket • Belt aeeee> Coop Bes 34 Pullman 31 «t •My hook • In sizes 6-16 Corn ,Pd 62 S Puro .Oil , -52% Sale 57c Corning O $228 RCA I ; >"».31% Frying CHICKENS 29>Cm Zell •TB2H HayihBon 20 " SPORT ftUMFv uauuutiYTv* ' " Cruc Stl 22 >i Readfdg Co U • Dacroa'.polyeeter cotton Curtl«s Wr 17 >« Repub stl 43 'A Deere 43'.; Revlon 36 V, knit • Bntton-obwn collar • Denim, poplin, wuaduc Boneless, Choice Genuine Spring Leon - Fresh Lean - Meaty Del 4 Hud 27K Reyn Met 37 V, Dent Bup 2SK Rey Tob • Smart front ripper placket Doug Alrc 23"4 Rob Controls e Latest colon* tt-18 •Soiids,8iripc8«3to7 i Dow-' Chent 71% flt Jos Lead Dress Ind 33% St Reg Pap r CROSS LEGS of GROUND SPARE Du Pont 255% Seara Roeb % Duq Lt 31% Shell Oil 44% Esrt Air L 33% Sinclair 47" East Kod 13514 Smith, AO 33 ChHdrtn't UttMGIrV End John 28 Socony 79» LAMB rie Lack Sou Pac B-12. CHUCK RIBS 4% 38% Sou Ry & ReoVMitt.MM. I RIB ROAST i 4t% Sperry Ftd Std Brand S3 Std Oil Cal 61% std on ni 88% Studebaker 7% Ib Ib Gen Accept 2114 Texaco 79% aen Clear BS'A Tex Q Sul 65% Gen Dynam 2474 Tex O Prod 57% Gen Eleo 81V4 Textron 44% Gen Fds 84 Tldewat Oil Gen Motors 86% 29% SWIFTS PREMIUM—U.S. CHOICE—MORRELL PRIDE—BONELESS TransamBr • 48% Gen Pub Ut 35%Un Carbide 123 "4 0 Tel*El 32T4 Un Pac 46% Gen Tire 22^ United Co 8% 3a Pac Cp 62 US Lines 40% BIG PRICE BREAK OM Slllelte 31 Unit Alro Gilen Aid u% US Plywd Goodrich 51% US Rub 50% GRAMTS-OWN WTG BOUNCY Ooodye&r US Bmelt 122% EYE ROUND ROAST Grace Co 57% US Steel 54% at A*P Van Al Stl 32% CREPE-SOLE SNEAKERS Greyhound 4ii5 W«J»orth Economical AU AMB for (SKINLESS A' Gulf oir Warn B Pio ex AH the most-wanted styles, with Grants Hamm Pap 33H Wn Un Ttl 15% Hero Pdr 43H Weste El 33% exclusive WTG sponge insoles & cushion BACON £$( rEW FRANKS L\ III Oant White Mot 31% laf R&nd 87H Woolwtli 31% arch design, and sturdy, colorful uppers. Yngjt Sh*T 88% Zenith R «% 671i BlrV modified taper toe, children's Sale 1.97 OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! 1 IVMJIKI lOS RE6UIAMY 2.6? SELLING OUT wemtn't dite taper tea Sale 2.37 THE ENTIRE STOCK OF REGULARLY 2.99 II TATTLETALE SHOP" EASY CARE STURDYJ _ of MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA COTTON PEDAL PUSHERS Don't miss this exciting selection of tropical styles Sale 2.44 and fashions... All new 1964 unusual and Imported MOULAM.Y X99 casual sportswear and dresses found in the latest • Machine washable, in cotton 22 MAIN STREET, EATONTOWN twill or denim, solid colon OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! THURS. and FRI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.—SAT. TIL 6 issues of women's fashion magazines, • Smart cuffed leg*. 10 to 20 Dav«t* polywtw-cottM tMrt l.f*

Set Pontlno, Mr. Thompson, Nor- SUMMER man Davidson, Mr. Pants, Alleen, SAVE 62c FASHIONS FROM Coitenllno, Capri. MIAMI BEACH Dresses GIRLS'SPORT SHIFTS, ACHATE TRKOr SHIFTS - COCKTAILS CONTRASTING PANTS TAILORED BRKFS 4U^VV/V Better Ladies1 Wear SLAX$ PATIO LOUNGERS FORWOMEM SURF FULL LENGTH Sale 2.37 WE GUARANTEE EVERY SKIRT and SETS MOUURLY 2.9f ' Sale 4^ PANTS Single Garment From BLOUSESIBERMUDAS By Hefser, Mr. Mort, Zacari, Coun- • Machine washable cottons • Uniuual comfort and wear Mostly iltevelett. Al l low a» I CotloniCottoni, dacrom. A> Ilow as Sirttch styles. try Set, Jax of California, Sports- • Nautical, pleated, long • Double crotch • White, On* of These Top Makers Cottons, dacrom.^ A A I Silks, prints. AAA Cottons, silks. whirl, Pygmalion, Barefoot Fash- torso styles; 7 to 14 pastols • Bizes 6 to 8 Solids, checks. 1 XnnlSIIkiy I Matchmat.1, prlnti.. f*lMj Hopsacks. Matcnmate • • Jamalcai. ^ ions, Jr. Sophisticates ... All In Mr. Mort, Mamtelle, Stll- v "Chorfle-lf"...No money down...30 doyi or monlhj »o poy styles, prints. jl I ShorJamalcait shorti. . K Size 5 to 16. Value to 18.95. wonted colors and styles. letto, Pygmalion, Cole of Sixes 8 lo 18. * | All sices. I • Short shorti. M H GRANTCO. Cal., Pettit, Eden Roberts, I All ilies. W SAVE AS BEACHWEAR Mr. Pants, Jr. Sophlsto- MUCH AS LIHLE SILVER SKIRTS FRIDAY ONLY! 10 A J. MIDDLETOWN HAZLET FREEHOLD cates, Gabey, Alleen. Nor- 70* LKde Silver Mlddletown Shopping Center 8 Airport Plaza 31 E. Main St. man Davidson, Villager, BEACH and LADIES' SIZE 3 to 16 Shopping Center S31 Prospect Ave. 1125 Highway 35 Hazlet Freehold Evan PIcone, Pantino, Al- DRESS HATS SPECIAL GROUP fred Shoheen, White Stag. SHELLS SWIM SUITS SIZE 16-18-20 Mostly Holland and Italian Im- Imports from Italy, Capri, BETTER 2-PC. SETS ports. One- and two-piece Knits. TOMS RIVER TOMS RIVER NEPTUNE CITY Routes 9 and 37 Virgin Islands, and Hono- Also "Cole of California" and Neptune Clty~~~ Fabulous Matchmarcs "Alfred Shoheen." 1964 Colors. DRESSES Toms River 2« Main St. Shopping Center lulu and more . . . at Big Savings I Siiet 8 to 16. GREAT SAVINGS Shopping Center Tomi River Rt. SS-lrd Ave.

L North Wvyjmeit, H. Y., rwirtl> 120 dsyi in lim cnvnty jsil, w:'H MA) HA"\K HrJAWYM SUy 27, J%4-5 Reform Temple Psi Chi ing secretary; 3. Sant* Veltri, in additions I 20 4»-jH tor win- North Bergen, treasurer; Jack L. Hearing Tomorrow SHRINER CEREMOWAL dinner at 5 p.m. and the Shrine Aylward, Brick Town; Miss Carol payment of a $100 fine, after j being found guilty of a drunk TRENTON — A large class of ceremonial and entertainment at Religious School Chapter Set L. Bernstein, Little Silver; Ste- new Shriners will be received 7 p.m. Jack Arnold, Sr., of Red phen A. Brown, Toms River; and disorderly charge. He was WEST LONG BRANCH - A For Man Who Hit Cop when more than 11,000 central Bank, is chairman for Monmouth Miss Alice G. Goodman, Ocean- arrested Thursday near Central Makes Awards Monmouth College Chapter of Psi RED BANK— A hearing has and south New Jersey members County. port, and Miss Jacquelyn Olsen, liams said, was using profane Ave. and Willow St. of Crescent Temple attend a cere- SHREWSBURY - Warrei Chi, national psychology honor- been set for tomorrow for Robert language in front of a group of Rumson. All except the officers monial in Trenton Mosque June It pays to advertise in The Red ary, will be installed Tuesday, named for 1964-65 are seniors. Hare of 150 Monmouth St., people at the scene of an acci- Edna Freudenheim of Sunny- Smith and Steven Kohn wer June 2. 5. The program will include a Bank Register,—Advertisement. awarded fir* prizes for outstam charged with atrocious assault dent on River St. brook Apartments, Eatontown, Dr. Wiliiam G. Van Note, presi- Between 17 and 20 new candi- and battery. ing work in Hebrew at the clos- dates for membership will be se- Hare was charged with care- was fined $6 for parking dent of the college, will officiate! Hare, who is waiting in the ing assembly of the Monmouth lected and will be inducted for- less driving in connection with loading zone and $25 f6r con- and will induct new officers. A county jail for his hearing be- a collision between his car and Reform Temple religious schoo representative of the national of- mally in the fall. Approximately tempt. The offense occurred Feb. EVERY DAY 40 students will be processed be- cause he could not post $5,000 one driven by John H. Schuster, Saturday. fice also will attend the installa- 1 bail, was arrested Saturday aft- Jr., of Mackey Ave., Beiford. 21, and a warrant was issued tion. fore selection is made. Beth Klein and Beth Binder There are stringent require- ernoon after inflicting injuries Samuel Eggleston of 18 Leigh- when the defendant failed to ap- IS SALE DAY that hospitalized Police Sgt. Em- were given prizes for excellence Psi Chi, one of the largest ments for membership. A stu- ton Ave. was sentenced to 90 to pear in court. in Hebrew. Mitchell Novalis honoraries in the nation, has 186 dent must be sponsored or rec- erson R. Williams. AT D.B.B. was awarded a special prize fo chapters. Its national headquar- ommended by a faculty member. Sgt. Williams in in good con- Every day of every year improvement in Hebrew. ters are in Washington, D. C. He must have completed a min- dition in Riverview Hospital, you can save more in Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Preparation for the chapter at imum of 45 credit hours, be in where he underwent an opera- spiritual leader of the tempk Monmouth College has been- in the upper third of the college tion on his hand. His finger GET THE TIRE THAT GIVES YOU •very, aisle of D.B.B.! and religious school principal progress two years. Nine student student body scholastically, have was broken, another was bitten Come on in and sec for conducted the assembly. Robert organizers, who are majors in 3.ff or better in psychology and the officer suffered abra- A SECOND CHANCEI Lane, vice president of the Men's psychology, will be inducted as courses and meet certain char- sions and contusions while trying yourself how easy if Club, presented certificate! charter members, and two faculty acter requirements. to subdue Hare, who Sgt. Wil< really It! •warded by that group. Young- members, Dr. F. Charles Ficca Double-Eagle »ters in the kindergarten through and Ragnvald Randeberg, will second grades received promo- become advisers. Dr. Ficca is Bu Tohyn, n«w Vjrtacord ' tton certificates. Attendance chairman of the Department of with op to twice the strength Today's Special! merit certificates went to stu- Psychology at Monmouth Col- of new car tires, *od widest dents with fewer than three lege, and Mr. Randeberg is an WINferd tread made. absences during the school yea assistant professor of psychology. UfeGnaid Safety Spar* 24 GALLON PLASTIC 2f?FLASHLIGH" T The charter members include BEAUTY ACADEMY GOOD/VEAR Receiving attendance certif TWO cates were: Kindergarten-Jil Douglas T. Brown, New Shrews- 312 STATE ST. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. FttDy inflated inner tire that GARBAGE JE Beron, Arlene Feldman, Mitdhel bury, president; Raymond D. Cot- toes inside the Dot*le Eagla, BATTERIES ton, Neptune City, vice presi- A* A (VI BATTE Friedman, Ross Futerfas, Rob An, ultra modern beautician school designed especially takes over if eoier tin is ert Goldstein, Sharyn Greene dent; Richard H. Schneider, damaged. CAN for the comfort of the student. Conveniently located at Metal handles, locking lid TOTAL Maxine Harran, Theodore Stein REG. 9.95 VALUE •r, Arthur Wolflcind. National Student the 5 corners in Perth Amboy at street level, buses from A FULL SET ON YOUR CAR • First grade — tori Golden all points of New Jersey stop at the door. There is also a D. B. B. 4) OO D. B. B. .Audrey Goldstein, Arthur Gold- Unit Elects Cotton free parking, lot 1 block away. PRICE £«77 PRICE wag, Karen Klein, Janis Korc WEST LONG BRANCH - Ray- DOWN bow, Peter KreUmer, Alan mond D. Cotton, Neptune City, a Healthfully air conditioned and humidified and furnished I wttb •(, u>. Ml rwr Marx, Gary Mutter, Nora junior in psychology at Mon- to pay tt» WI«K« LIFETIME GARDEN TOOLS Schwartz, Gale Singer, Margaret mouth College, has been elected with the finest equipment available. WINferd presents Solid aluminum with rubber grip type handles. h, David Wasserman, New Jersey regional chairman of a unique staff of instructors. Every teacher employed Second grade — Loretti the United States National Stu- GOODYEAR NftTMMriDE 110 UMIT CDARANTEE COMP. AAt has a minimum of 20 years experience in the hairdress- Ho limit on nwaUn/Na limit on atiKt/Ns Unit n ta roxh/No limit a Brous, Cheryl Haratz, Wend} dent Association. His election to ipeed/for Hit attn lilt or K» tread. VALUE 1.39 D.B.B. •ft «aeh KreUmer, Larry Schulman took place at the New Jersey ing and instruction field, including Ann and Dick, «U NEW SWDYEM MT0 TIM* MI CMUNTUD «almt defect* la wakminihlp and materials Md maul road hazards, mept repelraW* Barbara Ann Singer, Anne Stich regional conference held at Doug- brother and sister team that has served the Monmouth punctures. EXTRA URGE SIZE PLASTIC LAWN BASKET Blair Pinsley, Phillip Hunt, Tod< lass College May 10. ft 1 CO0DYEM me nil WIOEI THIS CMMNTEC any of nort thffl area faithfully for the past 25 years. «0,000 Goodyear dealers In the United States and Canada will make FLEXIBLE I ODOR FREE! D.B.B Englander. allowance on a M* tire tattd oa oriffntf tr«M tfeptt imttntnt and In his acceptance speech, Mr. "CoodyearWeo",. COMP. VALUE 1.59 PRICE Third grade — Betsy Brode Cotton called for greater unity A WINning combination at WINferd—ultra modern at- Paul Petoman, Raye Futerfa within the region and asked the David Jachter, David Kor delegates to exert maximum ef- mosphere and incomparable teaching staff. DISCOUNT BARGAIN BARN Frederick Marx, John Phillips, fort within their own schools to 58 Broad St., Red Bonk, N. J. Gail Ross, Joellen Rude, Rich- further the projects of USNSA MODERATE TUITION—EASY PAYMENTS. Day and Right In the Heart o( Rid Bank! ard Wasserman, Jay Wolkind. and the New Jersey region. evening classes for both men and women. For interview LANE'S INC Mon., Tues., Thurs. Fourth grade — Daniel Gol< Among the six delegates from call 442-6007. 9:30 • 5:30 P.M. ttein, Allan Greene, Michat Monmouth College at the confer- OF RED BANK Fri.. 'til 9 and Harran, Martha Kohn, Richart ence were Mr. Cotton, David A. Mausner, Joseph Singer, Henrj Greene of Neptune, Brian Lim- INDEPENDENTLY OWNED and licensed by the state TEL. 741 • 0484 WHOLESALE and RETAIL CLOSED THIS SAT. David, Jefreiy Golden, Bonni* berg of Highlands and Martin of N. J. Cor. of Mapla Ave. and Whit* St., Red Bank MEMORIAL DAY Greenberg. William Marx, Marl Lipton of Allenvrood. Ostrov, Richard Robins, Joe Rubinstein, Robert Singer. Fifth grade — Beth Binde 6mp Broder, Richard Englande STERLING FURNITURE Open Mon., Wed., Friday to 9 Mark Feldman, Alan Haratz Marian Here, Beth Klein, Stever Kohn, Steven Newman, Mitche NavalHs, Marjorie Sohulman. Sixth grade — Henrietta Maurer, David Mausner, Andrew W. Miller,- Wayne Ostov, Shawn Pinsley, Jane Robins, Steve; Rubinstein, Ronald Steiner. Seventh grade — Bonnie Al- perin, Jonathan Cohen, Carolyn Herz, Scott HinMe, Howard Jachter, ,».Qafy Korr, Robert Steiner. -. " • Eighth grade — Carley Brodei Arthur Collis, Marcia David, David Englander, Barbara Fenichel, Douglas Gross, Larrj Hoffman, Linda Kramer, Stevei Phillips, Richard Ruda, Arm* Simon, Wendy Slaughter, Warre ;. Smith, Richard Steiner. * Certificates of scholarship an ' merit were presented to: Third grade — scholarship. David Jachter, Gail Ross; merit, It's a Sterling Special Event! Famous-name wrought-iron summer furniture, sale-priced Richard Wasserman, Frederick Marx. right at the start of the season, when you can most enjoy it! Pictured here, just a few Fourth grade — scholarship, of the fabuloug buys you'll find in luscious-colored lounges, chairs, love-seats, dining Dame},.Goldstein, Alan Greene, Joseph Singer, Scott Slaughter, groups, ice-cream sets—and more! Many are one-of-a-kind—so be here early for best Robert Singer. Fifth grade — scholarship, Be* choice 1! Klein, Steven Kohn, Steven New- man, Marjorie Scbutman. . Sixth ^grade — scholarship, Andrew W. Miller, Jane Robins, Steven Rubinstein; merit Wayne Ostrov, Shawn Pinsley, Linda * Sarason, Ruth Singer. Seventh grade, T- scholarship, 3 Piece Wrought Iron Wrought Iron All Weather Judith Lea Goldstein, Elliot A, All Weather Harris. LOUNGE Eighth grade — scholarship, SECTIONAL SERVING Marcia David, S. Paul Gruber, COCKTAIL Richard Ruda, Richard Steiner. by Meadowcraji CHAIR CART , Olive green cushions, in Wrought Iron TABLE by Meadowcraft Points Take white frame. in white in Sky Blue Was $17i> Was $90 Licenses Of Was $32 Was $38

8 Drivers Now J^9~M ' TRENTON — Eight Monmouth Now Now County residents are among the *- *59 245 motorists whose licenses have been suspended under the state's point system program, the Di- vision of Motor Vehicles has an- Medallion Ficks Reed Rattan nounced. Macon 2 Ficks Keed 2 Meadowcraft Wrought Iron The license of Alphonso Moore, CHAIR 20, of Stlllwell Corner Rd., Free- UMBRELLA RATTAN SECTIONAL Wrought Iron NEST OF hold, was suspended for four and and months. Suspended for three months were the licenses of Da- iy% ft. American Beauty CORNER BAR STOOLS vid Renehan, 21, of 309 New York OTTOMAN BAR STOOLS TABLES Blvd., Sea Girt, and Douglas R. Green fabric ARRANGEMENT in Solid Aluminum with Drain Dri cushions in Sky Blue Riddell, 23, of 115 Monmouth Rd., in Pimento in Sanlan with West Long Branch. Was 49.95 Tangerine and white webbing Yellow textured fabric by Meadowcraft Two-month suspensions were Were $34 each ordered for Bernard Lavene, 28, Was $68 Were 84.50 each Was $1036 Was $48 of 762 Greens Ave., Long Branch, Hiram Resto, 24, of Railroad Now Ave., Farmingdalev and William Now Now each Now R. Fiordland, 23, of 40 Newman "59 Now St.. River Plara. '49 "695 ... Other suspensions were: one month, William L. Lamar, 23, of 1115 Corlies Ave., Neptune, one '•*„ "Creators of fashion for the Home" month, and John C. Dinklage, 32, of 800 Lake Ave., Spring Lake Heights, 15 days.

TWINS' BIRTHDAY KEANSBURG - Robert and Kenneth Snyder. twin sons of Mr.'and Mrs. Richard Snydcr, Crescent St., celebrated their birthdays May 21 Present were Mr. and Mrs. William Snytier, Earl Snydcr, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. John FURNITURE Murphy and family, Mr. and Mrs. FREE PARKING— BUDGET TERMS 110 Broad St., Red Hunk, N. J. Robert Vinlkowski, Mrs. Michael 174000 Plnlchilln and family, Rosemary Shop in .lir-Cnndilioiirtl Cmnjiitl Landwehr and Joel Thompson. •r * Ked Hank Krister Approaching Moment Of Truth JIM BISHOP: 4M2 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J.—JO Eut Main St., Freehold—Rt. 35, Mlddletown Reporter Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay Published by The Red Bank Register Incorporated W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor New York is a City And... M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager What is New York? . . . rhomas j. Bly William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. 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Advtrtlierl wll plaut notify tne management Immediately of any error which may occur. It is pop music and prisons, per- Thin newspaper asiumej no responsibilities lot giatementi of opinion In letters from its readers. sons and policemen, snorting buses and the roar of subway trains. New York BMbscripUon Prices In Advance Leea than 3 mol. Per month SI.50 12 months—I1B.00 6 months—19.00 Single copy at counter, T cenu Single copy by mail, 10 cents 9 months—$13.60 J monttu—KM is stick ball in the street, and women WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1964 on pillows in the windows. It is docks BISHOP and warehouses and ships and picnics and fruit skins riding the rivers. It is Prospect Park The Lonely War and Central Park, the Verrazano Bridge and hallways with old cooking odors. It was a short message and the and wisdom to see the battle New York is a great city and an awful city, a mil- words were well chosen. through lion headstones with live people inside. It is Broadway and big signs and souvenir shops and pineapple drink But it meant a lot to the men How thoughtful that a family should express its gratitude this way stands. It is The Bronx and Manhattan and Brooklyn, it was addressed to—and it showed Queens and Richmond; Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, How reassuring to our troops fight- them they are not forgotten. Aqueduct Race Track and a tarnished Statue of Liberty. ing that war that they know Ameri- It is a slow ferryboat and a fast taxi; a watery- It was a letter written by the cans are thinking of them as they eyed has-been and a girl from Keokuk who can dance. William M. Geiger family of Ketter- endure great sacrifices. It is plays and movies and flea circuses. It is the Yale ing, Ohio, and its purpose was to "When I think that someone Club, the University Club, and the Elks Club. It is dead generals on granite horses fouled by live pigeons. It is express its thanks to American serv- cared enough about us to write that Robert Wagner, the Bronx Zoo and The Battery. letter, then I feel my days in Viet icemen facing danger in far-off South Chorus Girls, Old Choir Singers Nam haven't been wasted," said one Viet Nam. It offered "a meager New York is pretty chorus girls and old choir serviceman. token of our appreciation" and a singers. It is churches and temples and strip joints. It "Sometimes I think this is the is criminals and clerks, Wall Street and Coney Island prayer. loneliest war I've ever been in," said and Randall's Island and Central Park. It's a hit show, Its impact was felt, immediately another soldier. "But when people a vice raid, networks and hair nets. It is steamy pave- by bur troops fighting that unde- at home write things like this, I ment and cold stone and trains and planes and tunnels and escalators and elevators and cold water flats. clared war in South Viet Nam—and don't feel so lonely anymore." went a long way to boost their These Bayst It is a great police department and drug addicts And Gen. Paul D. Harkins, one and numbers runners and charity. It is publishing morale, stimulate them, and sustain ALLEN- U.S. commander in Viet Nam, sent houses, the Metropolitan Opera House and the Metro- them, a personal reply to the Geiger LBJ's Instinct for 'Combos' politan Insurance Company. It Is Puerto Rican and this is what the Geiger letter family. By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN SCOTT Negro and White. It is Greenwich Village and Harlem said: "I know that I speak for all U.S. and Times Square. It is Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue, Lyndon Johnson has the skilled prizefighter's abil- "My family and I wish to ac- military personnel serving in Viet REPORT Hell's Kitchen and Flatbush. It is unemployment .'and ity to put together what is known as a "combo"—or The Stork Club, Toots Shor's and Twenty-One; • knowledge that we care very much Nam when I express my most heart- combination of feints and blows. Thus, instead of mov- By ROBERT S. ALLEN New York is a relief check, a cop on horseback about your fighting in South Viet felt appreciation for your recent mes- ng directly to staunch our loss of gold to overseas and PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON — President and a bare-footed bum with a bottle of wine; It is news- Nam. We realize, were it not for sage of gratitude and support," he nations by insisting that Congress pass a law that Johnson is kidding himself if he's 1 papers and nuisances and muggings and murder* It is men like you in Viet Nam, the situa- said. "It is indeed touching and re- would put a tax on the purchase of counting on quick and easy Sen- Robert Moses and Richard Nixon and Herbert Hoover foreign securities, he has done his best ate Foreign Relations Committee tion in that country would be a assuring to receive such encourage- approval of his proposed $125 mil and Nick the Greek. It is actors and teachers and neon to follow domestic economic policies gr|ver threat to free men through- ment from home. Your message will lion additional economic and mil- lights at high noon. It is whispering beggafs-and loud that make U.S. securities more attrac itary aid lor Communist-periled messiahs and drunken poets mumbling quatrains. out the world. be sent throughout Viet Nam to five than those of France or Great South Viet Nam. Few Trees, Lots of Rats "Although this is a meager token every post where an American is Britain. The result is that money, in- The backstage situation in this key committee is decidedly dif- It is screaming ambulances and children at play. serving so that all officers and en? stead of going abroad, stays at home. of'our appreciation, we want you to ferent from the House Foreign t is a few trees and a lot of rats. Also, windowless- And nobody has interfered with free Affairs Committee, where Repub- know our heartfelt thanks and grati- listed frien will know if it..." skyscrapers, diamond bracelets and steel handcuffs. market principles licans and Democrats are going tude are with you. Were it not for far in Viet Nam is important down, the. line in giving the Presi It is s|agk^, factories and suburban gardens, red lights "dent "flftdaHy'everything he is men like you throughout America*! fo the cause of freedom. The men Chamberlain A similar ^ombo" and gasoline fumes. It is success and failure, dead gether by the White House when the railroad strike asking for in foreign aid spend- history, a country great as ours could who fight there deserve the thanks of ing. dreams and dreams being born. It is fresh milk and was settled. When railroad management gave in to In the Senate committee, it marijuana, garbage trucks and Rolls-Royces. not be. all of us. And the Geiger family ex- some union demands, with LBJ blessing the agreement, will take all the President's wide- New, York is computers and confidence'.men, ocean pressed it beautifully.. ly-touted persuasive talents to "May God grant you strength charges were made that once again our government get what he wants. liners and,rusty tramps. It is faceless faces and "a smile had unfairly intervened on labor's side,, What .was not As of now, it!8;«f,toss-up what of recognition; a dog sniffing along a curb an^i^olf Your Money's mmediately noticed was that the railroad settlement the Foreign Relations Committee in a silk suit. It is pushing and shoving and bad man- did not touch the previous arbitration agreement oh will do. At the most, the President has ners and a helping hand. It is helicopters and sight- featherbedding, which has now been finally validated a shaky two-vote margin for the seeing boats and motorcycles and a kiss on »' p*rfc // Prices Rise 'Only 2 Per Cent a Yew by the Supreme Court. Having won a minor victory in increased South Viet Nam funds. bench. . • •' ' • ;ih P the White House a few days before the Supreme Court By the time the committee gets around to voting, sometime in It is a home for the aged and a cell for the young. By SYLVIA PORTER gave the green light to the railroads to cut out un- June, this uncertain situation It is Dixieland Jazz in a cellar and Handel's Messiah would mean the life of our cur- prices in manufacturing this year necessary featherbedding jobs, the unions were not in may have changed either way— "Our economy is so close to a n a cathedral. It is courts and broken marriages tind boom level today that it wouldn't rent upturn would be in mount- —and most of the increases are a position to complain about cuts the railroads are for the President or against him. ing danger—for the seeds of re- sticking. The basis for further It depends on explosive factors June brides in May. It is delinquents and sferri judges take much to push it through now making. that level and into a boom be- cession are always planted in increases is being laid. at home and In Southeast Asia. and the Salvation Army kitchen. It is public schools fore d ends," said one of the preceding big booms. Consumers have enormous re- In one recent episode, however, Johnson's instinct The Senate committee's closed- nation's most and integration and public quarrels and zip' guns, and Of course, it doesn't have to serves of buying power! Consum- for the right "combo" has failed to function. In trying door sessions should be unmis- respected econ- happen and right now, the price er spending easily may acceler- takable warnings to the Presiden switchblade knives and crucifixes, and mazzuzahs on | pmists as we pattern is about as olos© to ideal ate in coming months—leading to divert naval construction and repair work from that he has his work cut out for a floor. It is strange accents and hurdy-gurdys and lunched the as one could reasonably expec businessmen to speed up their expensive Navy shipyards to more efficient private him on this stormy issue. 'ruit peddlers and chow mein. other day. in an economy as dynamic and accumulation of inventories. Both yards, Secretary of Defense McNamara is on perfectly In addition to the militant op- Quickly, I in- strong as ours is today. developments would be open in- position of Sen. Wayne Morse, Beautiful and Repelling terrupted with The consumer price index has vitations to price boosts. sound economic ground. All true free enterprisers must D-Ore., who has been caustically It is beautiful and repelling; a hoyden, a harridan, a question blasting administration policies been rising at a rate of only V/i Another price breakthrough take the McNamara side in this effort to cut whatever about what per cent or less for five years, in Southeast Asia for weeks, Re- a lover, a tormentor. It beckons, whistles, grins, prom- would happen doesn't have to happen—but it padding there is in naval construction and repair bills publicans have evinced challeng- ises and betrays. It has one-way traffic and no-way traf- and most of this increase has all too easily could, for the bal- to prices in the been due to higher costs for serv- But there is, as naval yard employees in both Boston ing doubts. Their attitude differs fic. It is a city of psychiatrists and suckers, brag- sort of boom ance today is exceedingly deli- markedly from the GOP mem ices. The index for durable goods, cate. An attitude I fear most and New York have made plain in their aroused at- garts and complainers, students, scholars and morons, "ORTER he foresees. prices—Che big-ticket items—is tacks on the McNamara proposition, a great danger bers of the. House Foreign Af- just a bit higher than it was now is the general complacency fairs Committee who are giving a place where the dawn is the pinkest and the nights "Oh, I'd say that at the.con- about the price outlook. sum, level, the rate of price back in 1958. that if President Johnson can't find the right "combo' the President no trouble. are the brightest. It is a metropolis where dogs make increase would go up to 2 per Beneath Placid Surface in shifting naval work it could go badly for him at the Significantly indicative of this friends quicker than people; a place of politicians, cent or so a year. I would hope The wholesale price index has polls in certain big seaport cities. variance is Sen. George Aiken that's all that would happen." scarcely budged since the late Vt., long-time supporter of for- pamphlets, pickets and pick-pockets. NY Reaction Instantaneous That's all? Do you know what 1950s; is now around 100.3 against eign aid arid bipartisan foreign In it reposes the Waldorf-Astoria and the Skyline a price rise of 2 per cent a year a base of 100 in 1957-59. The pic- Poems The other day it was announced that a private yard policy, who has been sharply crit- Motel, Grant's,Tomb and Potter's Field, a Lincoln Cen- would mean to you and what it ture here has been one of as- in Virginia was to get aircraft carrier construction ical. would do to the dollars you earn funding over-all stability. COASTMARKS If Aiken's disapproving views ter and a Washington Square, the strong and the weak, work that could be done at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and save today? But beneath the placid surface reflect the sentiments of the oth- the good and the evil; gentlemen courtly and gentle- there are forces which could For New Jersey's Tercentenary in New York State. The reaction in New York City was er Republican commltteemen It would mean that the dollar then the President is in serious men cowardly; Holland gin and Holy Water; blessings, which now buys 100 cents of :hange the picture virtually over- Something remains of the Lenape instantaneous: complaints went from local navy yard night. hot water. curses, free advice, warnings, invitations and assaults. goods and services in the mar- Days: workers to Senator Kenneth Keating, a Republican UNANSWERED CRUCIA ketplace would buy you only 82 The auto wage contract appar- JL It is a city of second class fights in Madison Square ently is going to break the so- The forests, the trails, the spring that the Johnson Administration was showing arrant QUESTIONS — Illustrative of cents' worth of the same goods Aiken's potentially upsetting (Continued on Pg. 8) and services 10 years from now. called non-inflationary guidelines. fed brook, favoritism to the Newport Company's Virginia yard Even if the auto giants don't Though gone are the campfires, stand was his blunt grilling of It would mean, that the 100 just because it was in LBJ's beloved southland. Secretary Rusk about expanding cents you earn and save today raise prices, the significant point the patches of maize s that the auto settlement could This charge of regional bias probably has no basis the South Viet Nam conflict to would purchase only 67 cents' That flecked the hills above adjoining North Viet Nam, Laos worth of goods and services for set a pattern for contracts in oth- er industries which won't be able Sandy Hook. in fact. As Edwin M. Hood, president of the Shipbuild- and Cambodia. you 20 years from today. o hold prices and maintain what ers Council of America, suggests, the Newport Com- The veteran New England Sen It would mean that the United Blue herons still wade in the they consider necessary profit Navesitik, pany probably got the carrier award because it was ator made it clear hz has grave States would once again be in misgivings about that. an era of creeping inflation — margins, Where voyagers came and made able to make a case for itself on the basis of compara- There have been widely scat- "What about those recurring which would steadily erode the their olaim tive costs. Yet it was unfortunate that Newport News reports that U.S. combat troops buying power of the dollar you To a coast with rivers that in- Va., is such a long way from Brooklyn. If a shift in may foe employed in these coun- earn, olearly slash the value of tries," Aiken asked Rusk. the dollar you save in a financial terlink work from public to private yards merely means that WHERE IN THE WORLD Their brackish currents with tidal "That is not contemplated at institution or invest in insurance, the same workers will be carrying their lunch boxes the present time," replied the U.S. bonds, other forms of fixed- swells, State Department head. income securities. n different destinations, the Pentagon should try to Vast winds still veer the sea-gull reassign its naval construction and repair jobs so that Must what do you mean by Prime Defense flocks 'at the present time'?" demanded It would mean ('hat the Federal Over beaches once speckled with any charge of regional favoritism will fall on its face. Aiken, "How much time would Reserve System — our prime de- Propaganda Campaign that cover?" fense against inflation — would wampum shells, Rusk said nothing, feel compelled to put the brakes Now tiered by glistening break- A Johnson-type "combo" in shifting work from Similarly, he was va^uo as to on the supply of money in our water rocks public to private facilities without unduly disrupting Where the Communist Viet Cong country in order to control the are Rolling weapons and other •mount of loans and make loans Below twin lights that gleam at regional employment patterns would be to give what dark, supplies. Rusk conceded there more costly. s taken away from the Brooklyn Navy yard to the is conflicting information on this. It would mean that borrowers On the point where Lenape fished private Todd yards in Brooklyn and Hoboken, N. J. ranging from the smallest busi- "Isn't it a fact," he was asked, and clammed, Or, in the New England region, the privately owned "that most of the Viet Cong's ness partnership to our Rrenl iVith Fort Hancock and Nike, our private corporations and public Electric Boat division yards of General Dynamics would, arms arc American weapons grim coastrnark, captured from the South Viet- Institutions would have to post- Wh,it \; the n.mio of (he small m a Johnson-type shift, gel work that might otherwise pone or nl least cut down on country tl'.it ncr,lli>s in the Pyrenees s (he beach plum, the holly, the namese'.' Practically every re upending for projects—no matter between Spain dlirl Trance? same ril>l>ed sand. io to more expensive public facilities in Portsmouth, port nf an engagement contain? N. 11. By keeping regional employment at traditional an account of the loss of South fu»w desirable (lie prnjrrf.v Kiitharvn Wolrotl (irouN And if our economy wcie lo iefnamese weapons — which we 72 Riverside Avr. evels, the political argument against, favoring the more supply. So it's obvious the Viet «1»vp|fip more rxiTs'.rs than my (Continued on I'g. 8) , eoonomist-lncnd now foresees, it U— Wrtlnc WAY 21, 1%-J H«l Bank, N. J. (Continued on Pase 8) "Quick, the Bible!' BANK REGISTER Fe4wrf,y, M*y 27, Puss* 11 Brown,JWirislw, nil rfl die Atlantic ^ Springtime In Jersey Show HeM ZTA Mrs f.aroixe A;p;naii. 'h;r<3, ,far. of the theme, "Pen- comedian Charlie Chaplin wa: «)on Trusts." awarded a peace prize by thi "' also SDoke at another ses- Soviet-sponsored World Peao TILL <— on "Advanced Underwrit- Council. ing." Five years ago — Presiden OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 10 P.M. int a hundred Manhattan Dwight D. Eisenhower, Wes f.i(t aeencv heads, whose offices ierman Chancellor Konra tre located throughout the coun Adenauer and other leadin WE CARRY the three-dav meer- statesmen attended funeral ser SALE TODAY i"" Twentv home office of- ices in Washington for forme; ONLY ficials also were present. Secretary of State John Fostei Dulles. o COV'T. GRADED One years ago—The Supreme SAVINGS THRU SATURDAY 2 Streets One Way Court ruled against any unwar- ranted delay in public school In New Shrewsbury desegregation. . NEW SHREWSBURY - Two WELL TRIMMED new onevway streets have been DINNER MEETING announced by Police Chief James HIGHLANDS - The Pontiai A. Herring. Motor Division, Zone 29, Distri Beginning today Cherry St. will Two, Parts and Service Manager: be one-way east and Peach St. Jub, held its dinner meetinj one-way west. Wednesday in Bahrs' Captain; Chief Herring said the two Quarters. Guest speaker was Ed streets are narrow, totally resi- ward Ballmann of the Pontiai dential, and carry, considerable Motor Division. Chairman wa traffic because they are "almost Ray Forshay, Long Branch. through streets." He said the de- cision to make them one-way re-| There's no Trick to Having Ex- STEAK suited from a police department I tra Casfli. You Get it Fast Whe traffic study requested by thelYou Use The Register Classified Hance Park Civic Association. —Advjftisement. PORTERHOUSE STEAK 73

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68:7fNONE HIGHER! NONE NISHER1 t 33:37 MM I MOal I Z* Shank Half 3811 Bttt Naif 4511 MfMt NM 4% HONORED^ FOR SEXV1CE — George J. Barrel, adfnini*+rator of Monmouth Medical Tomato Kttchup 3'£4* Ctnfer, Long Branch,^pr«jenH 30-ya-ar pin to Mr*. EHzab»tii Nehon, Middletown, supervisor of obstetric*. MM. AzaJee /Tyler, t*cond from right, phyn'cal therapist, '.j^m^^.. f... , and Mill Madeline Shannon, supervisor of staffing, nursing department, boito of Long Mor« "Suptr-Rlght" M«at Buyt! Branch, receive pini for 20 year* of »»rvic» at annual dinner in West End Manor. ettHr Ori-SMOKED HORMEL'S Ham Sf oak or Roast 79 liper-Riflit Italtd Honor Hospital Employees CANNED HAM Sliced Belled Ham LONG BRANCH - At the con-rison, Rumson, electrocardlo- Bradley Beach, and George Hus- iWCkwi- BOM lit-NONE HI6HEM cHttlon of National Hospital graph technician in the labora- sey, Long NBranch, both of the 89 Week, Afonmouth Medical Center tory; Mrs. Geraldine Horemaner^ineerin, g department; Benjaj- California Roast ptfri tribute to 43 employees of North Long Branch, medical rec- min Brown and Mrs. Rebecca 4 2.2 Super-Right Irene!—Svge/ Cani the hospital whose combined serv- ords department, and Miss Irene Webster, both Long Branch house- ice totals 410 years. Mahar, Long Branch, recently re keeping; Mrs. Ellen Convery and Ready to Serve Colrf... More than 90 employees and tired from the hospital's laundry. Mrs. Margaret Potter, Long or Heat For a Quick Mea Sliced Bacon Holiday Stor* Hours I , fuests of award , winners were Those who received pins for aBranch, and James Irwin, High- Ueit-Stript or present for the annual dinner at decade of service in nursing in- lands, administration; Mrs. Dor- SEE YOUR LOaL STORE West End Manor, and the pres- tluded Mrs. Margaret Boston, othy DeGraff, Long Branch, med- Stewing Beef HS, 69* entation of sevice pins, Belroar; Miss Miriam Burd, Man- ical records; Lawson June, Jr., flMoi Parts WINDOW SIGN FOR WEEK-END^ 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, Middle- asquan; Mrs. Dorothy DeNike, and Robert Harris, both Long Witt Tilths Moat Loaf NONE H^HEM Branch, dietary department; Mrs. 59' town, supervisor of MMC's de- Eatontawn; Mrs, Amanda Ed' NON! SHOPPING HOURS I partment of obstetrics, was wards, Middletown; Mrs. Irene Carolyn Horn, Long Branch, HIIHERI •Mix'tmorMafclt'tm! awarded a pin for 30 years of Halsey, Allenhurst, and Mrs. Min- school of nursing; Mrs. Bernice SaperJIieM Brand—SLICED •ervice. Twenty-year pins went nie Settembre, Mrs. Queenie Sta- Jones and Wilton Smith, Neptune, HOIINONE muntHIQHERm! to Miss Madeline Shannon, Long ten and Miss Dorothy Swain of x-ray; Mrs. Elizabeth Mott, Will Branch, supervisor of staffing, Long Branch also Mrs. Marga- Rumson, rehabilitation therapies; RUDY-TO-EAT MEATS and Mrs. Azalee Tyler also of ret Jackson, Long Branch of theEdward Jenkins, Middletown, lab- BREASTS""' 49! lelo(»i, Uvtrwanf, Long Branch, physical therapist X-ray Department; Mrs. Anna oratory, and Mrs. Anne McGuire, Shrewsbury, business office. FRANKS at the hospital. Rayved, Long Branch, Pollak CHICKEN WINGS HS, Hal* tr Ollvi Mil Keciving pins for 15 years serv- Clinic; Mrs. Marguerite Apple C ice were Miss Josephine DeSan- by, Wanamassa, and Mrs. Edith BACKS and HECKS JK, IO^ IH Meat Department! of the business office. Center Advisory tis, Long Branch, executive sec- 00IANSMAV retary in the administrative of- Five-year employees included: Group Organizes b C ME1-O-BIT SLICED AMERICAN fice; Mrs. Maurien Doran, Bel- Mrs. Marva Mannings, Neptune; Whlt« wtortrwfMtMM mar; Mrs. Maybell Mason, Nep- ELBERON—The organizational Frnnkfurter Roll; 8 2G Mrs. Elizabeth Whalen, North Cranberry Sauce . 25 PMlnrtiti tune; Mrs. Dorothy Mograss, Red Long Branch; Mrs. Harriet Wo- meeting of the Business Advisory 551 Bank, and Mrs. Helen Peck, Long mack and Mrs. Gertrude Fuller, Group of the Long Branch Jewish Branch, all members of the nurs- all of nursing, and from other Community Center was held last ing service; Mrs. Elizabeth Har- departments — George Abate, week in the home of Nathan W. JIN Parlnr-RetjfaMr I" Iia-1 Ik. 8 n. Feldman, 910 Van . Court Ave., here. The group will plan and advise NEED MONEY? the center on the business ai- WATERMELON OET...$500...OR LESS ON YOUR OWN SIGNATURE pects of Its major affairs and APPLE PIE 39 program. Members include Irving Stein, Robert Relies, Harold Edelstein, RONflliKR! Victor Schain, Charles Samuels, YUKON CLUB-ALL FLAVORS SAVB20« Vour Request Can Bs Approved on Murray Weiss, Morton Burke, FIRST VISIT • or • RIGHT OVER THE PHONE Dr. Marvin:Brody, Jack. Benson, fl.Wl»-JIO«HIIHE« Ira Brodsky, Dr. Herbert Ben- BELL FINANCE CO. nett, Alvin Puterman and Julius CANNED BEVERAGES 24 Had Bonk Otlltm: 77 HO AD STHH • lie. 741 • PHONCi *H 1-MM Weller. BAN AM AS 2^29 OfhwOffinib The next meeting will be held PORK and TOMATO SAUCE [ $AVIS« - EATOKIOWN • FKEHOLD • LONG (RANCH • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS June 3 in the home of Mr. Feld- Hat HHMC-NOM HWHEItf SWVINO ALL OF MONMOUTH « MEECER » MIDDLESEX » OCEAN COUNTIES man. HEINZ BEANS —,,4 41 TOMATOES 39 KEEPS FOOD FRESH SAVE 7* NONE HIIHEHI LIQUIDATORS Strawberries ENTIRE STORE BUYERS Winetep CUT RITE WAX PAPER 4 i 99 Apples N0NfHI6HEIM < 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Anjou Pears HICHER"I " ^I 7 At Rt. 35, Sdrawihury—of the Red Bank Un» CAMPBELL TOMATO JUICE [^E 2 'ti' 69 ; (Aerot^from Mayfalr Market) Thurt., Fr>. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Lemons "6-2929* ENTIRE STOCK or PARTS WANTED—CALL 747-9813 or 354-5250 Paual lara c HUNT TOMATO SAUCE:—^ 10 '••• 89 NONE HI6HIRI rtiNi:is RfCOBltitUtOtt •«irt Celery Save up to 80% on America's Most Famous Brands SAVI •< Carton, (inter Brown, Naareth, Younj GeMlemei, Hues, TOM Thumb, Tom Sawyer, REALEMON LEMON JUICE btffl* 59 letcny, Mateenform, faqulrittform, Carnival, Playlwr, lebbte Iroeks, tfotrle RoMiiireIn, Fo»d Buy$l SM Nymph, Nina, Jr. Hone, Coflotto, Natvralrnr, lentles, ftnt—t, Pierre Debs. Olamow UMTSReplir tr MA i **** I Dae*, Feat Hal™, teagtefte*. Ja»tie« and ethers. U.K. ( \ FRUIT DRINK •IMUt IMND-VIUMIIIIMM0 4 99 LEMONADE 5! SALE STARTS JUST MOUftHT IN FROM CONNECTICUT OVIR 2000 ASSORTED FIECIS SAVI 10c Libby's Fruit DrinksFl ;l Thurs. 10 A. M. Sharp TO CHOOSE FROM REYNOLDS WRA- 3 r 89' 1 Island Inn Daiquiri Mix Infants'—Boys'—Girls —-Rtfrtihlng l«vtrogt«/ Snow Crop Samoa I 300 JUST BROUGHT IN! • SUN SUITS A«> lfM#-OHIU.ED SKIN CREAM q rt Howard Johnson •DRESSES 1.00 Orange Juiee ^ 45' NOXEMA *r1uitel 79i Fried Clams LADIES' 3.00 A FI Shrimp PEELED emr DtVEINW • JUMPERS TO NoCal Beverages " — 2 29' Mubattaa •>»< Individually Frew* DRESSES 4.00 • DIAPER SETS 4.00 Mi-Ltm •- Cocktail Mix SWEET PICKLES et.bot.39 • STRETCH PANTS Marvel ke Cream ^59* IRREGULAR and NONE Hawaiian Fiineh AftPSaltMlPetnuts Vtrflrtlt . ' RUST QUALITY & SHORTS HIGHER WUetul»--W«ll Afti CbtMt L «*VJ«. ) 5.00 Za-rex Syrups 14 «. NAT. ADV. UP • SHIRTS & BLOUSES NAT. ADV. Exeel Mixed Nuts can F miKM SHARP CHEDDAR 65: TO $49.95 6.00 • 2U PC SETS UP TO $10.95 Oeean Spray NahicAA CookiM * None Higher ™n»iej»w wwvaiiwei Aneftmant Hydrex Cookies 5-h- u******* **«, GrltM Shortening > P9 Accent i Burry's Cookies 'JsS' lib. Mo J*fl1« I Jo,. NEW KITCHEN.StZEl 1 ••n"1* «an •' Baehman Thin Pretzels b., Irlngi Out the 4ort, 24 Ridge Rd., Rumson, is chambers. As described in detail vironments and it overcomes the mtitled "Hair Dryer," and the the specifications and draw- aforementioned and other limita- Open Evenings—Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. >ther to Henry Karl, 131 Burling- ings of their patent, the steam of tions of the prior practice. Saturday 'til 6 p.m. on Ave. and Walter F. Parsells, the vulcanizing chamber and the This patent has been assigned 1 Kelvin Ave., both Leonardo, is cold water of the cooling cham- to Karparmursan Association, mtitled "Continuous Vulcaniza- Closed This Saturday, Memorial Day ion." Mr. Rappoport has devised a ortable hair dryer which may e held conveniently in > the hand or direct use and also may read- ly be adjusted so that it will be iupported with stability on a sur- ace as is the case when it is to « used with hose-connected at- achments. As a principal feature, i lever is mounted on the casing if the dryer and is ratable into wsitions in which it serves re- ipectively as a handle for the Iryer and as a stable support irhen the dryer is resting upon i surface. In the latter position, ;he apparatus operates effectively when a flexible hose and attach- ments are employed. As an additional advantage, the outlet end of the dryer is shaped like an expanded bellmouth and includes special coupling ele- ENJOY PEPSI ments, thus affording a conven- ient means for connecting a flexible hose to the dryer. Also, provision is made for a safetj Long Branch exhaust for heated air, thereby preventing overheating of the SHAVING dryer if the discharge end be- To Elect comes blocked. LONG BRANCH — Raymond S Mr. Rappoport has assigned the patent to Ronson Corporation EITHER WW! MONEY? Grant, associate secretary of th< Woodbridge, N. J. YMCA Central Atlantic Are The patent issued to the Lee Council^ will be • the principal ardo men concerns the manufr peaker at the annual Lon ture of insulated wire for t! electrical industry — it is cor Branch YMCA meeting June 3 al monly manufactured by a co :30 p.m. tinuous vulcanization process i Recently 4eturned form a visi which the raw coating material, to YMCA world service centers such as rubber, is passed into a in Europe and the Middle East, vulcanizing chamber. The latter REGULAR OR NEW DIET PEPSI... BOTH HAVE FSMOUS PEPSI FUWJR Mr. Grant will illustrate his talk ordinarily comprises a conduit or with colored slides. pipe of suitable length through Mr. and Mrs. Grant spend fivi which the coated wire is passed weeks visiting YMCA operation; and in which appropriate con- Yo« ate? Then join the n France, Switzerland, Germany ditions of temperature and pres- happy money-shavers at Italy, Greece and Egypt, and eel sure are maintained. Colonnade. The food's so ebrating Easter at the YMC/ In the foregoing process, the fine! The prices so fair! camp on the shore of the Sea o proper temperature and pressure Piggy banks smile. Budget- •alilee near Tiberias. for vulcanization are generally ers burst into song! Come Election of officers for the maintained by the use of steam in today. Enjoy a wide, 1964-65 program year and nomina which is supplied to the vulcaniz- wonderful choice of los- tion of directors will also be pa ing chamber. Upon emerging eious food —within instant of the program June 3. from the latter, the wire is fetch. Go home tonight, passed through a cooling cham- OREGON CONVENTION ber comprising a conduit that is jingling with extra "money- supplied with a coolant, usually liwvings"! PORTLAND, Oregon —Loc, 399 of the American Federation < water, which is maintained at a Musicians, AFL-CIO, will be re] pressure corresponding to that in DIET Altai_Q.IET resented at the union's intern the vulcanizing chamber. Nor- tional convention here June 15- mally the vulcanizing and cooling by Ray Coreale of Red Ban chambers are adjacent portions COLONNADE! of a continuous conduit which are DEUatXJS FOOD.~INStMfT REACH local president; Pat Sciarappa - Bradley Beach, secretary-trea separated by a mechanical seal. urer, and Joseph Scott of Asbu According to Mr. Karl and Mr. Parsells, the foregoing con- MRTOM: MM. lira Fri. 1130-MS; Park, a trustee. Approximately 1,200 delegati tinuous vulcanizing system has 4JI-730 S*.U:»-3*> certain disadvantages. For ex- •OMMtTI MOM: fc*»llta*M will attend the convention whii has been held every year sin ample, the mechanical seal has a MMMLOMKE: Mw.*nfat 1896 with the exception of tw frequent tendency to abrade and OpMllMltM. war years. strip the hot vulcanized insulat- ing material from the wire, thus causing the wire to be defective and also causing an unwanted TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS build-up of insulating material in the vulcanizing chamber which PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES therefore has to be shut down and cleaned. Another disadvan STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES tage of mechanical seals is tha it is almost impossible to main- ART and DRAFTING MATERIALS tain equal pressure on the steam and water in their respective Telephone chambers. This permits eithe Established the steam to enter into the cool PEPSI 1884 741 - 0001 ing area or water to enter into RED BANK the steam area, and in both 17 Broad St. cases the results are harmful an costly. To cope with these problems, GRAMAN'S Mr. Karl and Mr. Parsells have VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. Four Drivers DELICIOUS REGULAR PEPSI NEW SUGAR-FREE PEPSI 77A MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. Ice-cold Pepsi-Cola drenches your thirst, refreshes New Diet Pepsi-Cola has less than one little calorie PHONE 747 - 5623 Fined ,1 like no other. Its sparkling-light taste is so inviting, in a whole bottle. Yet it tingles with famous Pepsi LITTLE SILVER—Four driver so clean. Think young... say " Pepsi, please!" flavor. It's all taste... no aftertaste! Try it today. AUTHORIZED were fined a total of $90 in Mu nicipal Court Monday. HOOVER-—SALES AND SERVICE Henry F. Speaks, 549 Spring NEW and REBUILT CLEANERS dale Ave., Long Branch, wa. fined $:ill for speeding. . • REPAIRS ON • Joseph Ellison, .'17 Prosper GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. Ave.. Ned Bank, was fined $2 Melody Went/., Red Bank NEW LOW IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS was fined $211, both on curcles; PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. i|{ charges. . PRICES! l

( • G. StbrAt, whose presest tMrtit WiJilwn McNiUy, of 1 BurtinalteeriW'r). They married Oct. 11 Kf;» BANK REGISTER W«k«*/i*y, M*y 27, 1964—U Complete Air Force Basic »!., Keyport, from Miry McNal' "" **i\ Ravaschiere was attor Divorces Granted was not given ID court paper*,j for adultery. They married June y, of Kearny St., Keyport, for ney for Mr. McNally. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Air- phase of their Air Force basic FREEHOLD - Superior Court 7, 1954. Custody of two children | men James F. DeMaria; son ,of training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Judge Leon Leonard has granted was awarded to Mrs. Sebolt. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. DeMa- DeMaria has been selected for these divorces: Sebolt was ordered to pay $144.- IS ONLY ria of 70 Lakeshore Dr., and technical training as a missile Mary Ellen DeLisa, of 1808 No.24 weekly for support, $750 coun- A WORD! Ctiarles F., Guthrie., , son of Mr. facilities specialist at the Air DISCOUNT Wanamassa Dr., Wanamassa; sel fee for his wife's lawyer, and Mrs William F. Guthrie of Training Command (ATC( ) School for extreme cruelty. They mar- George C. Mutnick, and to main- 15 The Vista, both of Middle ried Nov. 15, 1953. Mrs. De Lisa the, big savings are at . . . at sheppard AFB Tex. tain hospital, medical, surgical town, have completed the first ^rie has ^ se]ected for receives custody of their two chil- and life insurance for the bene- technical training as a communi- dren and $30 a week for their fit of the children, DOWNTOWN cations-electronics specialist al support, plus, possession of the Barbara Ann Lyon, of 52 Cen- the Air Training Command School home where she lives. Should she ter Ave., Atlantic Highlands, at Keesler AFB, Miss. Their unitf remarry, the property is to be from John Lyon, of Allenwood RED BANK ;old and the proceeds placed in With every graduation suit a Kennedy Memorial are part of the vast ATC systeir Hospital, Wall Township, for de- Open Wed. which trains airmen and officer: rust for the children sertion. They married Nov. 7, half dollar, with J. Kridel's compliments. 1956. Mrs. Lyon was represented and Fri. Evei. in the diverse skills required by Carolyn S. Sebolt of 21 Wel- iwiumnin the nation's aerospace force. don Rd., Matawan, from Conrad by Rocco Ravaschiere,

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Tt some low-calorie men of leisure and for thos liberal arts curriculum accep preparing for the ministry. hese students temporarily, gi\ beverages, but as low Early colleges included little ing them an opportunity to s« cure the missing requirement Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. ither than the study of Latin and of the new professional school! as you can get In every Jreek, logic, rhetoric and geome- It is in liberal arts that th try. Every student took the sarm student can cushion these trans series of courses. The student's fers from college to college. Thi serving of Canada Dry only decision: To go or not tolibera arts curriculum accept these students temporarily, gvv go? ing them an opportunity to se low-calorie beverages All this has changed. The mod- cure the missing requirement! ern liberal arts college offers and later transfeV to professional JMuilelpluu hundreds, of courses. It now there's only schools, shares space in the university with such professional schools as A student must have a goal those of architecture, engi- mind and work hard to avoid gei NOW ^k ting tost. Only a goal can serv *YfAH, ArfWTOMW TWa* tOKfSf WH6M MYfote SOM neering, medicine, dentistry, bus- ONLY MM iness administration, education, as a guide as he threads his wa; 99 way through the maze AX,MOIS utrsam toaoeii.ioo/ - nd international relations, lations. courses, choosing those whi meet hit requirements. Musical Albums Added to Library While the bases of a broad edu Start Early FULL QUART :ation are still centered in a lib- The explosion of knowledge FREEHOLD - The Monmouth collection to the county library eral arts college it now serves in has been so great that specializa- FINEST County Library is going musical in April- many other ways. tion must start early to gain Seven Broadway, musicals, in Records for children and light New Services acceptance for work in gradual A student must turn to the lib- YEAR eluding VHello Dolly," "Funnj classics, both popular with record school. Girl," "What Makes Sammy borrowers, provide the balance eral arts college to complete the Sonte deans of liberal arts col special requirements for law, ed- OLD Run," and others highlight the of the first additions. leges fear this singleness of pu 8 first purchase of record albums Records are available for loan medicine and other pro- poSe will encourage too earl WHISKY for the Monmouth County Library to Monmouth County residents at 'essional schools. pecialization and a narrow rath" record collection at the Oceanic the Oceanic Library. Listening The liberal arts college must ;r than a broad education. BLENDED WITH Library, Rumson. facilities are also provided at the low provide opportunities for I disagree with their sugges library. specialization in mathematics, ion that students delay goal-se CHOICE GRAIN County Library, officials report Other titles in the collection jhysics, chemistry, biology, psy- :ing. Early goal-setting stimu chology and each of other gradu- NEUTRAL SPIRITS that 27 new albums have been are: Musicals, "High Spirits," lates learning. Even at the high added since the Red Bank Junto "Here's Love" and "Jennie." tte fields. chool level the goal-minded stu With the rise of the two-year uia »«KY.«msf.Bs an nmu trans • comma DSMIE COT., HU. Service League transferred its Children's records include: dent is the most successful. "Young Abe Lincoln," "Chil- immunity colleges and with the Without goals many studen dren's Songs of Reverence" andtransient nature of our' popula- drop out of college sine* without "Grasshopper and the Ants." tion, universities get more and something specific to strive fo Light classicals are: "Invitation more students through transfer. they cannot maintain the pao to the Dance," "Ballet music It is not surprising that a large et by those who have such from the Operas" and "Enesco's fraction of.these transfer students im. Rumanian Rhapsodies." ail to meet precisely the require- Liberal arts colleges should en :ourage students to develop the specialties while, at the sami Two Fined $105 Each :ime, challenging diem to kee he base of their education as RUMSON-Two women, charged $7 for failure to obtain a dog road as possible. with being drunk and disorderly license. With rising costs and increased here May 11, were -fined $105 Eight residents were fined a •equirements, a leisurely educa Thursday and each 3n Municipal Court Monday total of $84 for permitting dogs to ion Is something few can afford. night. run at large. They were: Robin They are Patricia Dunphy, Pa Harvey, Bellevue Ave., $21; Mrs. (You can get Prof. Nason' villion Ave., Long Branch, and Gordon Smith, Wilson Cir., $18;lelpful booklet by sending $1 tt Friday Ruth Marton, Bast End Ave.Mars, h Bryan, Bellevue Ave., $15; etter Grades for You, Box 2160, Shrewsbury. Francis Hussey," Jr., 66 Ridge General Post Office, New Yort Fined for careless driving were Rd., $12; Mario Galassi, Bing- ity.) Raymond Grillon, Monmouth ham Ave., $9; and Henry Trus- Ave., Navesink, and James low, Bingham Ave., Mrs. Eliza- Kemp, Judith Rd., Little Silver, beth Gleason, Ward Ave., and OUR each $30, and Catherine Porskie- Marie Low, South Buena Vista FREE ESTIMATES vies, Prospect Ave., Atlantic Ave., each $3. Ph. 542-2150 Highlands, $20. Fines for speeding were levied ENTIRE STOCK against Stephen Kerbs, 102 Ridge Says Students Rd., this place, and Mahlan Grimes, 312 Nutswamp Rd., Mid-, Should Apply OF MISSES' dletovra, each $25, and Elizabeth Anderson, Hemphill Rd., Eaton- For S$ Cards town, $15. ASBURY PARK - Benjamin Fined $10 each were William Sandberg, Social Security Admin- 1.77 AND 1.97 Buchanan, Lakeshore Dr., River- istration district manager, re- side Heights, noisy muffler, and minded high school seniors enter- Douglas Reinhart, Park Ave., ing on, their work careers, and SHIRTS, SHORTS this place, cutting a corner. students seeking only summer Fined $6 each were Jack jobs, that the time has come to Trober, 855 Woodgate Ave., El-apply for "their social security beron parking on the wrong side cards, if they haven't done so be- AND SURFERS of the street, and John Jones, fore. Rockwell Ave., Long Branch, "Most jobs, including tempor- failure to exhibit driver's ary summer work, are covered icense. by social security," Mr. Sandberg Seth Hill, Bank St., Red Bank, said. "Since many employers was fined $7 for violation of the won't let people start to work $ borough fire ordinance. without first seeing their social for Mrs. P. L. Waasdorp, East security cards, and there is River Rd., this place, was fined sometimes a delay before the 2 cards can be issued, we advise the students to apply In ad- Scoop'em up by Two-in-one Design vance." Applications for the cards can WARDS CHAIN the armload and be obtained at the social security you're set for district office at 611 Heck St., As- LINK FENCING bury Park.. They are also avail- summerl Terrific able at all local post offices, savings now on where they can be completed and huge selection mailed to the nearest social se- curity district office. low calorie of shirts, shorts Mr. Sandberg stressed that, In No Money Down! and surfers... the event of the worker's death or disability, social security cov- Expert Installation wanted fabrics, erage can be as important to styles and young people as Jt Is to those Available and Finonctd nearing retirement age. 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After graduation, he received New Members he hasn't had any formal dra- J—News—Douglas Edward* 4-Local News-Merrill Mueller 4—Concentration a scholarship to the American I1-Steve Allen-Variety 7—Get The Message matic training, he is a very it-Edge Of Nlght-Serlal 11:10 •-Painter's Art 8:30-9 — 7 — The Farmer's Laboratory Theater, directed by For Garden Club natural actor and is a definite 4—You Don't Say 1—Film-Emergency Hospital—1956— II—Cartoon Carnival 5—Cartoon Playtlmt Daughter. "A Locket for Aga- two former students of Stanis- asset to the western series. You Margaret Lindsay—IS Mln. 11:05 DEAL — Mrs. Stanley Gold- 7—Queen For A Day f-Film—Armored Attack—1943-Ann* 13—Parlons Francois III tha." A pleasant entry which lavsky of the famous Moscow Art can address your fan mail to 9-Hlgh Road To Adventure Baxter-90 Mln. stein, Mrs. David Greenfield, 19—Television for>Teachers 11:21 gives Cathleen Nesbitt something Theater. 7—Film—Dragstrlp Girl—1957-Fay 11—Science Corner Mrs. Alfred Lewison, Mrs. Joseph the young actor In care of Re- 4:M • Spqln-U Mln. more to do than look graciously A theater veteran, Mr. Keyes Nash, Mrs. Norman Rosenthal vue Studios, Universal > City, J—Secret Storm 11:30 *-Nev» elegant. She gets involved with 4-Match Game 11:10 bas appeared in many Broadway and Mrs. Jack Saltzman were in- Calif. 5—AstroBoy 4—Johnny Carson a phony (Stu Erwin) who pickets 12:1$ i-Pete ft Gladys shows and summer stock pro- troduced as new members of the 7—Tcallmosrer—Western ••-Jeopardy the Morley house when the Con- Marietta 2 • Evmhgs 7 & t:l| 0—Funny Company 2-News 5—Romper Room—Children ductions. George S. Kaufman is Shore Garden Club at Thursday'* Question — My girlfriend and 13—Television for Teachers 12:40 7-Mlsslng Links—Clark gressman ballts at a new bill. 2—Film—Queen Chrlstlna-1933-Greta only one of the many directors meeting here in the home of Mrs, I have a five dollar bet which I 4:15 •-Girl Talk 11—Post-Gam* Show—Barber Garbo—2 Hrs. 11:40 William Windom is more ani- under whom he has worked. He Walter A. Wiener, 69 Roseld Ave., lost, but I think I'm still right 4:21 12:45 7—Les Crone 13-lfs Your Business mated in this episode than he's has appeared with such stars as membership chairman. Mrs. Jack and I wish to enlist your aid in 4-News 4:3* 1I:» It—Bozo the Clown ' been all season and it's a nice Montgomery Gift, Nancy Kelly, Neches presided. proving I am. We were watching 2—Love That Bob—Comedy S-News change of pace. Martfaa Scott and Eva LaGal- 4—Make Room For Daddy 1:00 George B. Juska, Elberon flor- a movie on TV titled "The Loves 5—Hall Of Fun 4— News Henne. of Edgar Allan Poe" and I said 11—Chuck McConn S-Nlght Court 8:30-9:30 — 13 — Court of Rea- ist, presented a demonstration 1:10 the leading role was being played 13—Selene* Reporter son. "Castro's Cuba: Should the Last summer he toured in and lecture on flower arrange- 3:00 4—Film—Way Down East—1935 MOVIE TIMETABLE by Shepperd Strudwick but she 5—Film-On the Threshold of Space— Rochelle Hudson— 1% Hrs. U. S. Re-Evaluate Its Policy?" "Calculated Risk" with Dana An- ments, featuring both artificial 2:00 RED BANK said the titles listed him as John 1956-Guy Madlson-90 Mln. Norman Thomas, Leo Cherne, TOMORROW MATINEE ONLY drews. and fresh material. 4— Fllm-Homecomlng—IMS-Clark •-News omi Weather CARLTON- Shepperd. She snowed me a TV 2:50 Princeton Law Professor Richard Gable-W Mln. 4—Sermonette 7—Film—The Beast With 1.000,0(0 Byes Viv» l/u vents 2:00; 7:00; 9:10. * TOMORROW 8:30 P.M.* listing with John Shepperd's name ' 4:11 A. Falk, and newspaper corres- JACK KARP MOE C. GILLER l°55~Paul Blrch-M Mln. EATONTOWN and I paid her the. five but I still 9—Fllm-The Iron Sheriff—1*57—Starling X-Fllm—Campus Confessions—1931— pondent Ted Szulc join moder- Betty 6raW«-75 Mln. DRIVE-IN- ONSTAGE insist it was. Shepperd Strud- Hoyden-M Mln. ator Harry Schwartz in debate. SAN-BAR RESTAURANT 13—Once Upon A Day' Cirtoon 8:10; Pink Puither 1:47; Monmouth Civic Chorus wick.—J, A. N., Saginaw, Mich. 5:M ' 13:45; Twice Told Tales 10:46. 9-9:30-Beverly Hillbillies. A cra- 701 OCEAN AVE. BRADLEY BEACH S—Sandy's Hour—Children PRESENTS Answer — Shepperd Strudwick U—Superman—Adventure FREEHOLD zy tale of misunderstanding will 13—What's New—Children FREEHOLD- garner laughs tonight. A ' mis- Gilbert & SuHIvans was known as John Shepperd dur- Historical Itie Fink Panther 7:10; 0:30. guided college girl thinks the NOW OPEN ing the early part of his film ing the country in the play ASBURY PARK Clampetts are on poverty row H.M.S. PINAFORE career. "The Loves of Edgar Al- "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?' ConferenceLtRlC- and tries to give them a fight FINEST KOSHER DELICATESSEN lan Poe" was released in 1942 Tom Jones 7:2S: 10:00. talk on obtaining their rights. TICKETS NOW ON SALE AYWlH^.-!tft \* AND HOME COOKED HEALS and was one of his first film as- (For an answer to your ques- The Pink Panther 2:40; 7:25; »:M. The giN'is familiar—she used to tion about any TV program or giye fight talks on the "Dobie HILLY AIR CONDITIONED signments. He changes his name ST. JAMES- • STARTS FRIDAY * actor, write to Steven H. Scheuer, Gillis" series. Try our lot* snacks ... tkty'i* H» talk of tht town! A Distant Trumpet 3:35; 7:10: B:15. shortly thereafter and has been TV Key Mailbag, in care of this /"..BO—— ,BUXE a«M)Sn^\ COMI AND MEET WHO'S-WHO AT THE SAN-BAR POINT PHEASANT - The 14th COLLINGSWOOD CIRCLE 9-10—7—Ben Casey. "Six Im-j ever since. He is currently tour-paper.) annual Mew. Jersey Historical SHORE DRIVE-IN— 0NW NIVEN-PETER SEUBr^ Distant Trumpet 8:40; 1:00; Mans possible "Things Before Break- jlCanfereoce will be held in the Favorite Sport 10:49. fast." (Repeat). Once you get Beacon Manor Motel here June NEPTUNE CITY past the impossible title, you may 5-7. NEPTUNE CITY- be' interested to see how Ricar- The conference will host the The Pink Panther 7:10; >:30. do Montalban, cast as a con- Monmouth County Historical As- LAURELTON fessed woman beater, manages sociation, the Ocean County His-DRIVE-IN- to baffle Casey, Dr. Maggie |l torical Society and the N. J. His- The Pink Panther 8:50; 12:40; Sun- light at Oamanche Creek 11:00. (Bettye Ackerman), and the po- torical Society. Members will tour lice. Montalban is more than VICTORY historical houses and museums competent in the role, In the Monmouth area, which NORTH OF RED BANK 9:30-10 — 2 — Dick Van Dyke. MARKET RID BANK once encompassed both Mon- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS mouth and Ocean Counties. ATLANTIC- (Repeat). For fans. The Van 11th Big Week in OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. DELIVERY Principal speakers during the Seven Days In Mar 7:00; C10. Dykes plan to re-marry to three-day conference will be Sam- HAZLET 4 ACADEMY AWARDS 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK • TEL 747-0508 747-1339 uel Stelle Smith. of Monmouth LOEWS DRIVE-IN— — INCLUDING — Beach, historian and author; Ed- Cartoon 6:40; Lawrence of Arabia 8:47; 2:00; Wackiest Ship In the ATLANTIC "BEST PICTURE" ward Feltus, director of the Mon- Army 12:16. THEATRE mouth County group; Jack Lamp- PLAZA- Allnnlli' Hiclil.i'iiK— r. 1. CLOSED SATURDAY, MEMORIAL DAY ing, secretary of the Ocean Coun- Pink Panther 7:25; 0:30. NOW • THRU SATURDAY ty Tercentenary Committee; Joan EAST BRUNSWICK Choice Season—One Price—All Cuts C. Hull, director of the Junior TURNPIKE THEATRE - BURT LANCASTER Historical Sodeites, and Kemble INDOOR—Pink Panther 7:30: 11:30; Sergeant Three 9:30. KIRK DOUGLAS 1 Wldmer, state geologist. OUTDOOR—Pink Panther 8:40: 12:40; Sergeant Three 10:40. FRE0R1C MARCH' SOUTH AMBOY AVA GARDNER MADISON CINEMA- Two One-Act A Distant Trumpet 2:10; 5:451 9:30; Sword ot El Cld 4:10; 7:4S. «HIrMCr>SBMHI|T0K Ib PERTH AMBOY Plays Slated AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— SIRLOIN STEAKS 79 Cartoons 8:30; Pink Panther 8:36; INTERNATIONAL 1:09; Manchurlan Candidate 10:58. SHOWCASI THEJ At/Old Mill- MAJESTIC LONDON Hands of Orlac 2:00; 5:10; 8:35; Pink 59i» FREEHOLD -The Theatre Panther 3:20; 6:40; 10:00. PLAZA NOW AT BOTH THEATRES Arts Guild will present two one- EDISON \ P! 35 Ko>noM HfTlet Arc. act plays by Jean Paul Sartre, MENLO PARK CINEMA— the French Existentialist, and Pink Pantheer 1:30; 3:35; 7:45; 8:50. Tennessee Williams, the Ameri- WOODBRTDGE can pessimist, at the Old Mill, DRIVE-IN- FREEHOLD A Distant Trumpet 8:46; 13:40: Take Ib Tinton Falls, June 6 at 8:30 p.m. Her, She's Mine 11:00. Albert Hepner will direct Sar- YoaooJjr live once...so see tre's "No Exit." Fred Ornstein, HOLIDAY CAKE SALE The Pink Panther twice! FEaCHICKENS 25 Shane Epstein, Francesca Reilly NEPTUNE CITY LEAN and Charles Reilly make up the LEONARDO - A cake sale R1 35 IN THE SHOPPING CKNTEH FRESH 774-6272 FRESH cast. will be held Memorial Day, May EEWUWWS CHOP BEEF 3 LARGE EGGS 49! Joe Reilly will direct Williams' 30, by the Ladies Auxiliary of i x DAVID NIVEN "Hello from Bertha." Leni Pen- the Community Fire Company. Meet the zaniest Fancy Hen—12 -16 Ib. taleni, Bea Omstein, Gail Reilly It will be conducted in front of PETER SEUERS and Joanne La Placa will act outthe Leonardo. Post Office before characters ever gathered the play. and after the American Legion parade which starts at 10 a.m. under one bed!

Ib Stork Shower There's no Trick to Having Ex- BELFORD - Mrs. Donald Mc- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When ^CLAUDIA CAROINAIE TCCWHSCOUWTICIISmsA' TURKEYS 39 Cooey, Leonardo, was honored at You Use The Register Classified. M-M IM. UNITED AHTUTS a surprise stork shower recently —Advertisement. — PLUS at EATONTOWN — Choice Seasoned 7" Cuts in the home of Mrs. Marge A. Zilly, 43 Walling Ave. Hostesses "TWICE TOLD TALES" were Mrs. Anthony Bottone, Lyndhurst, and Mrs. Glynn Ben- Monmouth Civic Chorus nett, Keyport. Mrs. McCooey is presents Ib the former Sharron Anne Sage of Leonardo. RIBS of BEEF69 Guests were Mrs. Harry M. H.M.S. PINAFORE Sage, Sr., Mrs. Joseph Palau, by NOW AT IOTH THEATRES and Mrs. Helen O'Sage, Leo- Fresh Local Indian River Fresh Washed Jersey Hard Ripe Jersey nardo; Mrs. George McCooey, GILBERT & SULLIVAN and Mrs. Josephine Hopf, NorUi 1T71 Arlington; Miss Teresa McCooey, ON STAGE ASPARAGUS ORANGES SPINACH RHUBARB TOMATOES Strawberries Jersey City; Mrs. Thomas Kuc- rala, Miss Jaclyn Kuczala, Miss Thursday, May 28 • 8:30 p.m. DAVID NIVEN Troy Donahue Mary Lou Kuczala, Mrs. Grace PETER SELLERS 3 BUN. CARLTON THEATER 2 LBS. Minaldi, and Miss Louise Doug- ROBERT WAGNER C las, Sea Bright; Mrs. Harry Sago, Red Bonk "DISTANT CAPUCINE. Jr., Port Monmouth; Mrs. Law- ADVANCE SALE AT rence Pnlicastro, and Miss Carol TRUMPET" Fcnley, Middletown; Mrs. Robert Carlron Bo« Office or — PLUS AT SHORE — Behan, F.ast Keansburg; Mrs. Sklar's, 53 Broad St., Rid Bank 39 39' 29' Charles Speed, Rlvcrdale and CLAUDIA CARDINALE Rock Hudson 19' Loqt S3.50 • tt.n. Adnt. J2.S0 BUNCH DOZEN BOX PT. BOX Mrs. William Sexton, College natttcour TECHIIHUU- "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" 25' 25' Park, G«. Srudtnts SI.2S •*•••••••••••••• BZD BAXK REGISTER Wednesday, May 27, l%i—15 Partial Slate Installed By Load FUN Auxiliary MIDDLETOWN - A partial •late of officers was installed by SPECIALS the Middletown Township Auxili- PICNIC ary to Riverview Hospital in Fel- lowship Hall of the Baptist Church. They are'Mrs. Paul Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Rodney Plimpton, recording secretary; SUPERMARKETS Mrs. George E. Gere, assistant HOLIDAY AHEAD •ecording secretory, and Mrs. Frederick Goble, financial secre- For Your Shopping Conv tary. FINAST Supermarkets Throughout: The new officers were installed FRYING or BROILING for two-year terms by Mrs. Julia JerMy City, Hoboktn, Bayonne, West New York, E. TJirocfcmorton, administrator Clostar, Hackensack, Springfield, Irvlngton, Weed- of Riverview Hospital. Mrs. bridge/ Eliiabeth, Atlantic Highlands, Long Brandt, Charles Dunham, assistant ad- ministrator; Mrs. Marguerite Red Bank and Keantburg: Farrow, coordinator of volun- teers, and Mrs. Donald F. Mac- Murray, president of the Volui* OPEN lil 1 P. M. teen Advisory Committee, were CHICKENS guests of honor with Mrs. SATURDAY, MAY 30th Throckmorton. All Other Supermarkets Closed Honor pins for 500-hour service CHICKEN CHICKEN to the hospital were awarded All Day Saturday/ May 30th. by Mrs, James Mitchell to Mrs. Frank Waldman, Mrs. James LEGS BREASTS Ronaldson, and Mrs. Harold Bramley. Three members were Frozen Food Specials honored for 1,000 hours of serv- it. ice: Mrs. William Witte, Mrs. 39c 49c C. L, Mitchell and Mrs. Paul Smith. The three were the auxili- FRENCH FRIES ary's first members to receive 1 this honor. SERVE WITH CHICKEN... Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce""7^2" 1* Mrs. George Barnard, pres- "TOR" IARBEN ident, announced that Mrs. Wal- 1 ter Johnson will complete Mrs. RES. ir CRINKLE COT •• Ikft. ill Albert Rogers' term as assistant SAVE 19 corresponding secretary. Mrs. ! Franklin Luepke will be trans- SAVE 1.70 Z LEMONADE Y0RM portation chairman, and Mrs. /. BUY 11b. HNAST FRANKS " George Weis will be new sunshine MERKEl CANNED HAM chairman, replacing Mns. Rich- FREEZER QUEEN BEEFSTEAKS ' ard Bond, who is leaving the GET FREE... • /)X Ate AC area. GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES The closing meeting of the 1 Ib. SAUERKRAUT 9 «* 9,95 spring season will be the annual {MAS, SPINACH, CORN OR MIXICORN) beach party at the home of Mrs. John T. Lawley, Sr. in Mana- C squan on June 22. Mrs. Albert UICED "1T 'el Picnic Check List Rogers is chairman, assisted by BACuN *• SPARERIBS Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. HawaliM IARGI SIZE 1 it 141 Frank Levering. I FINAST BOLOGNA T25c FANCY SHRIMP 3 can Club Wins I FINAST SPICED LUNCHEON FANCY SWORDFISH STEAKS Rosy Red Punch Top Award | FINAST COOKED SALAMI NEW GREEN PICKLES Stuffed Olives ""'" IITTLE SILVER — The Junior Woman's Club here received first place award for best, all-around Mayonnaise ""* art work in its membership class- ! CANNED HAM A 3:2.89 5 ification at the recent spring con- vention of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs Kosher Dills ^ £U9» Junior Membership Department Take Advantage of these Picnic Time Specials! held in Atlantic City. SCHULIR POTATO FRILLS ««"-• "*£ Little Silver also won first Ib. place for "Give Away Gifts" at BELLVIEW PAPER NAPKINS ^-^ % the General Federation of Wom- BAR B-Q BRIQUETS —» 2hit 890c an's Clubs Convention, and sec- ond place in the ''Exchange of tlmk Ideas.'' «Mrs. C. Douglas Stender 1 11ft. WHITE PAPER PLATES served as chairman of the art 2S'« department, designed the pattern HEINZ BAKED BEANS -S lie DIXIE COLD CM for the tea towels gifts and for the tr*y favors in the Ideas dis- play; BOND PLASTIC SPOONS 2++V* Mrs. Stender also won Indi TEMTEE SWEET GHERKINS vidual .Honors for tier watercolor SWEETHEART HOT CUPS which.'placed second. Mrs. Stender was assisted by ALL WILLOW PAPER PLATES MK.pfcfl.95c Mrs. Lawrence Mihlon. The two FLAVORS worked jointly on a Project Hope FINAST CANNED SODA 12.:: 89 medallion used on the Jaycee FINAST WHOLE KERNEL CORN float for the World's Fair Pre- view parade in Asbury Park last STRAWBERRY, FINAST RELISH summer. This emblem will be FINAST PRESERVES RASPBERRY, BLUEBERRY used, at the GFWC convention 3V.1.00 in Atlantic City on June 6 and 7. FINAST MUSTARD *"> Mrs. Stender and Mrs. Mihlon also made a Halloween float for CHURNY'S the' parade in Red Bank last FINAST TOMATO KETCHUP 6: 1.00 WELSH RAREBIT October. The float was entitled "The Itsy, Bitsy Witch." FRUIT rMVORED The art department's other ZAREX SYRUPS projects included making tray CURTISS MARSHMALLOWS favors at Thanksgiving, Christ ^: 49c NABISCO COOKIES "« CHOK. mas, and Easter for Riverview (COCIAUtf, TAMO, IACON er CMCMN IN MSMl) Hospital, posters publicizing club SPECIAL events, decorations for the Ter- TWIN PACK centenary Ball and scenery for MAZOU MARGARINE ^ 69c EDUCATOR COOKIES the; club's participation in the Fifth DistrictMusic Festival. The FINAST FINAST Nf OPOLITAN department also sponsored the GFWC-Hallmark Art Talent Con- TWO CRUST PLAIN or MARBLE. test in this area. Approximately 1,000 young smm pxooace VAWES women from all over the state attended the convention. Mrs. LEMON POUND Lawrence Leins and Mrs. An- drew Zakanych represented the little Silver club as delegates. CAKE les out of your Mrs. G. Donald Apgar also at- tended. luce is ru

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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1964 7c PER COPY Fla. Goldwater Slate Beaten MIAMI (AP)—A delegate slate enchantment with the Arizona I gates will be in favor of Gold- An Associated Press poll had Charles Holley, a state legislator. pledged to Sen. Barry Goldwater conservative. water when we get there may be shown most of the Brown slate Burns won by a margin ot was turned down by Republicans, "Goldwater appeared on TV another matter." joyal to Goldwater, but Brown more than 167,000 votes over and a governor sworn to erect and radio extensively in the last Brown's slate will send at least now called it » "no^preference Mayor Robert King High of Mi- barriers against civil rights was week and campaigned against 28 of the 34 Florida delegates to delegation." ami, who had promised to en- nominated by Democrats in yes- us," said Tom Fairfield Brown the convention. The six other Haydon Burns, 52-year-old force any civil rights law en- terday's Florida primary. of Tampa, state Republican chair- spots remained in doubt. mayor of Jacksonville and a acted by Congress and signed by President Johnson. Goldwater's chances of Flori- man who heads the winning slate. It was a big victory for Brown, tough-talking foe of the civil da support at the national con- "I feel we have a mandate who had led his delegation in rights bill, won th« Democratic Racial violence hit Burns' city vention were not erased. But a fight for the state party lead- of Jacksonville during the heated they were weakened by election from the people to go to Cali- ership against Rep. William Cra- nomination for governor. That of a slate headed by a man who fornia and represent Florida the mer, D-Fla, who headed the slate means almost certain election campaign, which was waged al- made no bones about current dis- best we can. Whether the dele- pledged to Goldwater. in November against Republican most entirely on the rights Issue. State Action on Raritan Sewers Likely TRENTON — The state De- velopments, Split Rock, Norgate der state statutes to force sewer only forced the issue in the Gar- a formal engineering survey, but partment of Health is expected Manor, Chestnut Hills and Coral- installations. den Parkway section. months passed with no word from to decide within two weeks what wood, and found the situation to It has already done so in the It issued the same order for the government. recommendations to make to the be "bad." case of Garden Parkway Homes, neighboring Union Beach, but to Committeemen blame "federal attorney general's office on a No Surprises in Raritan. date has not enforced the order red tape" for the delay. departmental report which could Mr. Segesser would not disclose The inspector said the majority at all there, because of Union The Board of Health, ag- force Raritan Township to install the contents of the official state of tanks in Split Rock, Norgate, Beach's tax situation. The bor- gravated over the situation, di- sewers in four of its housing report, but said, "It won't sur- Cpralwood and Chestnut Hills are ough has been in "technical bank- rected Township Engineer H. FAIR SHOWING — Students of the Red Bank High School industrial arts classes yes- developments. prise anybody." functioning properly, but that a ruptcy since the 1930 depression. Thomas Carr to appear at its All four of the developments single malfunctioning unit affects The state is not expected to June-1 meeting for a report on terday brought home rteir exhibits and prizes from +he N*w Jersey Student Crafts- Ernest T. Segesser, chief health 1 have septic tanks. There are several other properties and that hesitate to move against Raritan, the matter. man ! Fair at Newark. Left to right are Louis SbWero of Crots St., LitHe Silver, who engineer of the department's en- about 360 houses in this section where an area has a number of however, if the new report war- Some years ago, Raritan of- won second place in the electrical devices division for hi* denionstration meter; Wil- vironmental sanitation division, of Hazlet. oyerflowiiig tanks the "only solu- rants it. ficials dickered with the idea of told The Register it will be the liam JjmmrjcH of Van. Bracklei Rd\, Holmdel Township, honoraW* mention for his carved Mr. Quail said two weeks ago tion" Is 'to sewer the entire sec- In 1962, the Raritan Township buying out the Bayshore Sewer duty of the attorney general's of- tion, preliminary Company,, aprivate Hazlet utility, bowl; Donald Liebenow of McCampbeil Rd., Holmdef, second place in general wood- that many septic tanks are over- Committee started * fice to take action. flowing or malfunctioning, creat- 1961 Order municipal sewer system survey, and expand it. into a centralized wofking for his jewelry box, and Richard Johnson of West Westride Av»., Red Bank, Raritan's sanitary inspector, Jo- ing a health hazard. The state Department of Health but action on the study bogged township sewer system, but the honorable mention for his night light. Also winning Honorable mention* were Melvin seph P.. Quail, revealed earlier If the state agrees, it has the three years'ago issued an order down. plan never materialized.' Covert of Red Bank, witfra jewelry box, and Philip Liffdbefr of Shrewsbury, with a this month that.he and two state power to act, and if it decides to for Raritan to sewer all septic In September, the governing Some officials- have Indicated officials inspected the four de- get tough, his the authority, un- tank areas of the township,' but body applied for federal aid tor that the Idea may be revived. radio. The Red Bank exhibit wa* «et up by the high fchopMnduitrial Art* Club under the sponsorship, of teacher John F. Moses. . 'On-the-Job' Students Fete Their Employers MI'DDLETOWN — Members of Bamberger's, Eatontown, and the Distributive Education Club Robert Coyle and store manager of Red Bank High School were Andrew Vecchione of the Acme In Parkway Refunding Market, Fair Haven. ; hosts last night to their employ- Also, Miss Carol Croft working TRENTON (AP) - In a re- state nearly $5 million in interest other'firms for purchase of the ers at the fourth anual employer- at Bamberger's, Eatontown; Phil- funding action, the New Jersey costs on financing of the Garden bonds with a low net interest employee banquet held in The ip Dorn and his brother, Daniel Highway Authority issued $24.9 State Parkway, - bid of 3.3359 per cent. Cobblestones. Dorn of Dorn's Photo Shop, Red million of general revenue bonds Eastman Dillon, Union Securi- The DE Club is made up of Bank; Miss Bruna Lorfida and- yesterday that may save the The' savings will result from ties" & Co., New York, outbid two lower'interest rates on the new juniors and seniors at the high store manager Willard Hamilton Series F bonds and reinvestment school who are participating in of J. J. Newberry Company, Red of interest money saved between the DE program by spending Bank; Miss Pat Malone and how and Jan. 1, 1988, when the half of their school day in class manager Jon Doyle of the Carl- Road Project new bonds are to be paid in full. and the other half in an on-the- ton Theater, Red Bank; John Savings on interest are expected job training program in co-oper- Meakim and manager Warren to be $3.12 million, while rein- ating stores. Kraus of Abbey's Men's Shop, vestment of the interest savings Red Bank, and Anthony Pizzuti Guest speaker was Clifford D, and grocery manager Charles MIDDLETOWN — Mayor Earl no way the - township • can. force is expected to bring an additional Anderson, assistant chairman of $1.5 million or more. Worman of the Shop Rite, Oak- Moody; yesterdayr;#fended• his Hillfield or the parkway-to pay the National Advisory Board of hurst. • •*•:' position "•*«••'•' tnST'Jjontroversia more of the project cost. tt» Authority, spokesman said the Distributive Education Clubs Dwight *R$ extension project He insists that any benefifiihe the good finandjfci position ofWhe of*»nerlSP*ho t<|Jlffi>ut the Also, Robert Sims and assistant The;Township Committee is ex- road might bring to the Hillfield parkway and the favorable cli- national program and local co- manager Robert Wold of the pected .to- take action tonight to developers is incidental, and that mate in the, bond market com- operation' between schools and Shop Rite, Oakhurst; Paul Trigili; BOSSES' NIGHT OUT —Distributive Education i+udenti from Red Bank High School authorize' construction of the construction of the project is pared to 1956 were reasons for businesses. : ' . and store manager John Cragg of last night entertained, their part tim» employer* at « banquet in MfcWfefown. Left to Sears Roebuck, Red Bank; Wil- $130)090 extension from the end justified in, view of the potential the lower- interest rate. Club members and their em- right are Ronald CaccarHIo, president of the Red Bank High School Dirtrrbu+iv* Edu- of the existing road to the' Red growth of the area. The Series F bonds are replace- ployers attending included Wil- lard F. Browfting, high scttool vice principal, and Joseph D. cation Club; guest speaker Clifford D, Anderson; John Cragg, manager of fte Sean Hill .interchange of the .Garden "I have never been soft on ments for Series D and E bonds liam Botden and department State Parkway,. and will provide funds for paying head Louis Prate of the Steirfbach Farrell, teaoher-oo-ordinator of Roebuck Company in Red Bank, and Pad Trigifi7« member of the high idiool DE Club developer's, and I don't feel I am the DIE program at Red Bank TJS/ township will pay $55,000 off in full $24,135,000 outstanding Company, Red Bank; Ronald 1 being soft now," he added. High. and president of the New Jersey Distributive Education Club, of the project cost with the New Mr.' Foulks ' said his position in the Series D and E bonds, CacariUo and store manager Jersey Highway Authority pay- is unchanged - and that he still issued In 1956 with, an interest Robert M. Conte of The Squire, ing •' $50,000 and the ' county favors the project. rate of 4% per cent, highest in Middletown; Vincent Cassan and $25,000! State fiscal' laws require that the history of Garden State Park- department manager Harry King Mayor, Council Invite People to New Center The bounty plans to take over the township.appropriate the en- way financing. of the Shop Rite, New Shrews- the Existing portion of Dwight tire cost of the project initially The iSeries F bonds will be bury; Thomas Olark and depart- : NEW SHREWSBURY - Have tle i time to visit the property. enjoyment of the property wilt Except for Borough Council Rd.] arid the extension, wh'en it even though the county and park- dated fan. 1, 1964. and will bear ment head Nathaniel Robinson of you visited the borough's new Minor items are still to be com- be increased by the beauty of meetings, which require large is constructed, the mayor said way will share in the' cost. interest payable this Jury 1 and municipal center? pleted, but you will find that flowers and trees so effectively space for visitors and will con- Mr. Moody said the proposed Because only three members thereafter semi-annually on Jan. If not, you should, said Mayor during the next few months your spotted around the grounds." tinue to be held in Sycamore extension would provide a suit- of the governing body favor the 1 and July 1 each year and will Fort Land John E. Lemon, Jr. and Bor- School, all boards, commissions able, main artery to handle traf- project, the only way they can mature—subject to prior redemp- ough Council in a statement re- and officials who have conducted fic in'the rapidly growing west- appropriate funds for the work tion—on Jan. 1 of each year in leased yesterday. meetings at Tinton Falls School amounts'ranging from $200,000 in ern ' area of.' the township. is out of the current budget. Is Offered "Many of our citizens," the will now hold their meetings in County Network Normally, projects like this are 1965 to $1,665,000 in 1988. . Nix Gas Station the new center, the mayor said. mayor and councilmen said, bonded, but such bonding legis- Other bidders were the First He said that once,the. county "took advantage of our open "Whether your visit to the new takes over the entire length of lation requires at least four af- Boston Corp.-Blyth & Co., New For Sale house during the weekend of May firmative vote's to be enacted. York, 3.3371 per cent, and Leh- Municipal Center is occasioned Dwight Rd., a series of, county- NEW YORK — The U.S. Army 8 to inspect the buildings and by business, pleasure, curiosity maintained roads will connect The committee majority has man Bros.-Halsey, Stuart & As- view the grounds. From the On Highway Site Corps of Engineers has an proposed to' raise the funds out sociates, New York, 3.3584 per or visits to the library, we feel the upper end of Rt. 35 with nounced that a triangular parcel comments they offered, they confident that you will have Red Bank. of the capital improvement ac- cent RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Prop- That was the informal opin- 1 of property at Fort Monmouth were amply rewarded for their count in the current budget. ion of the Township Committee gained additional pride in New The county already has taken has been declared surplus proper- time. erty on the northeast corner of BRUSH FIRE last night after a one-hour hear- Shrewsbury, and that this pride over Laurel Ave., Van Schoick Mr..Roth and'Mr. Lawlor have ty and will be for sale at auction. "Still, many of our residents Hazlet Ave. and Rt. 35 may be charged that this method of fir FAIR HAVEN - The borough ing. may even lead you to conduct Rd. and a portion of Red Hill Rd. have not so rewarded them- used to enlarge the post office, tours for your friends and neigh- nancing will wreck the town- fire department extinguished a The ,02-acre tract lies along Gale Corp. North Plainfield, It has control of Middletown- selves. We believe that you can or as a recreation site, but not bors. The . mayor and council ship's annual road improvement brush fire on the rear of the the fort's border at the boun- and Phillips 66 Petroleum made Liricroft Rd., Nutswamp Rd., only fully appreciate your new for a gasoline filling station, un- hope that you will." Hubbard Ave. and a small por- program with one section of the property owned by Mrs. Olga daries of Eatontown and Ocean- municipal center by taking a lit- less there is a court fight. application to the governing body tion of West Front St., leading community being favored to the DOremus, 356 River Rd. at 1:39 port. It is north of Second Ave. to use the half-acre lot for con- The new municipal center, re- to the Hubbard Bridge, according detriment of the rest of the town. p.m. yesterday. and east of Irying PI., Oceanport. struction of a station. modeled under the direction of to the mayor. The plot, which is fenced in, Decision was reserved. local architect Justin Henshell Committeemen Ernest G. Kav- runs about 518 feet southeast of Jersey Rainbow Men But the committee made it from the Roberts estate at 556 •lek and Harold Foulks also Irving PI., about 72 feet north- clear it will refuse to grant a Tinton Ave., opened for borough support the project. Opposing it Atlantic Highlands west and about 161 feet back to permit or variance. Under the operations May 4. It was dedi- sre Committeemen Edward J. ts point of origin near Irving township's gasoline station ordi- cated May 9 during the New Roth and Martin V. Lawlor. PI. Schedule Dinner Partynance, the station would be pro- Shrewsbury Tercentenary week- Mr. Lawlor and Mr. Roth Bans Excess Water Use Potential buyers, according to RUMSON - Elmer H. Cook, hibited because it would be less end. maintain there is no urgency for the Army, may obtain applica- than 1,000 feet from an exist- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — and fire truck pump are being tions for bidding and further in- 16 Corlies Ave., Eatontown, the ing station. building the extension, and that Filling pools, use of automatic utilized. formation from the District En- past president, will be honored The lot is adjacent to Hazlet there is insufficient traffic to water sprinklers, continual run- Council directed its attorney, gineer, 111 East 16th St., New at the election meeting and din- post office. Hughes Still warrant it. ning of .hoses and the washing Henry J. Sating, to investigate York. Prospective bidders may If the governing body rejects Let -Builders Pay of cars and boats is banned in the feasibility of enforcing a ner of the New Jersey Chapter, inspect the tract after applying to the gas station application, as They also argue that the the borough until further notice, penalty clause for overdue com- Rainbow Division Veterans, in township should wait and let 1 the office of the Post Engineer, indicated, the applicants' only UndecidedOn it was announced last night by pletion of the project . Fort Monmouth. River House Inn Sunday, June 7. housing developers construct the Borough Council. recourse would be a court ap- As a result of the current pres- This will be the 45th anniver- peal. entire route. Low water pressure, due to de- sure problem and a recent break Bids must be submitted before sary celebration of the chapter, Ice Cream Stand Toll Roads As it stands now, approxi lays In new construction at the in the main valve at the water 2 p.m. June 25. mately 2,595 feet of the exten- which was organized at Bad Officials of Gale Corp. threat- TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rich- water plant and installation of plant which left most of the Neuenahr, Germany, March 28, sion cuts / through the Hillfield a new pump, will be a problem community without water for ened to put up an ice cream ard J. Hughes said today he was 1919. The late Andrew J. Egan, stand at the site if the gas sta- development. The developer is here for at least another three about 10 hours, Councilman undecided on whether to sign two committed, through a bond, to Bids Sought East Orange, was its first pres- tion is not permitted. weeks. Stryker was authorized to dis- dent, Of its original 128 members, bills authorizing construction of construct 1,605 feet of the proj This coming weekend may be cuss an emergency tie-in system But Committeeman Francis X 56 survive. toll roads to the shore area if ect on the basis of a subdivision a serious problem, Mayor Russell with Monmouth Consolidated For Addition Shields said before he would per- approval. W. Morgan stated. Water Company. The program will feature a mit that, he would recommend studies determine the roads are The remaining 990 feet, plus Trucks on Tour Mr. Stryker reported repre- business session, social hour and that the township move to con feasible. 2,450 feet cutting through the Borough trucks will tour the sentatives of the company had To Regional dinner. demn the land for a recreation Harmyk farm, must be con- Also to be honored is the chap- site. Hughes said he was concerned municipality warning residents to indicated they would take the NEW SHREWSBURY - Ad- with a number of lepal questions structed by the township with conserve water until the emer- matter up with its board of ter's ladies auxiliary, which was An even likelier prospect, Mayor county and parkway aid. vertisement of bids for construc- founded in 1921—43 years ago— Philip J. Blanda, Jr., told Tha raised by the bills, but the gover- gency is over. Water was turned directors at its next meeting. tion of the $1,804,200 addition to nor did not specify what they Mr. Roth and Mr. Lawlor say off at tho harbor launching area There are three areas where with Mrs. Katherine Cogggins as Register, is that the federal post Monmouth Regional High School its first president. The auxiliary office department may purchase were. the Hillfield firm should be last weekend and boat owners this community could tie in its was authorized last night at a now is led by Mrs. Vila Nolan. the land (it could condemn it One bill authorizes the New made to construct (lie road- were told to restrict water water linen with the water com- speeial meeting of the Regional Elmer 11. Cook way running through the other pany — First and Third Sts. and Most members of the chapter if necessary) for enlarging the Jersey Highway Authority to con- usage. Board of Education, Robert J. Hayward, 118 Pinck- 990 feet of its land. The same procedure will pre- Sears Ave., said Mr. Stryker. served with the 165th Ambulance post office. struct and operate an addition to The board also set June 23 as Vincent C. De Maio, township vail over the upcoming holiday Mr. Stryker and Councilman Co-mpany, Rainbow Division, ney Rd., Red Bank, is chairman A new elementary school is the Garden State Parkway from he opening date for bids. attorney, sny.s the township can- weekend, water superintendent Jack McGalliard were appointed originally called the Red Bank of the committee on arrange- being built near the site. near New Jersoy Turnpike in- not compel the firm to dn this Fred Weiler said. to screen applicants for the posi- Plans for the alterations and Ambulance Company. The great- ments. He is being assisted by The committee continued its terchange !• at New Brunswick additions call for increased gym- to near Toms River. until such time as they try to Union-Labor Woes tion of the borough's first busi- er number of members came Osborne H. Harrison, 19 Tower practice of starting meetings subdivide that portion of the nasium facilities, 22 classrooms, from the Red Bank area of Mon- late. Township Clerk Donald J. Additions and repairs to the ness administrator, with the en- Mill Ave., and Reginald II. Van The second bill authorizes the land. water facility have been held up tire governing body later par- two mechanical drawing rooms, mouth County, although a few Malloy s.iid starting time was two industrial arts rooms, two resided in northern and southern Brunt, 59 William St., both of 8:30. but Highlands attorney New Jersey Turnpike Authority Mr. Roth and Mr. Lawlor sny by union-labor problems, Coun- ticipating In final choice. to construct a toll road from the Harmyk farm will eventually cilman Richnrd C. Stryker, water The position will carry an ap- music rooms, a multi-purpose section of New Jersey. The late Red Bank; Frank K. Mitchell, 8 Benjamin Gruher differed, say- oom, a tri-level library, offices, Maj. James P. Rafferty organ- ing he received a notice that the Trenton to the Asbury Park-Toms bo subdivided, and Dial the town- mid sewer chairman explained. proximate annual salary of $10,- First Ave., ami C. Harry Smock, River shore area. ship could then get the remainder Originally cstlmnted to be com- 000. a teachers' room and storerrxims. ized the company Jan. 1?.. 1 f> 15, session was to start at 8. The existing library will be made IGfi [lance Rd., both of Fair of the road built at no cost to pleted by May 1, the date wns Councilman Kdmond J. Cnpu- A group of men from New Haven; Col. Joseph K. Fix. HI Some 25 persons were kept Construction in both cases thn taxpayers. This is the posi- over into laboratory space. Jersey who served with I he waiting 55 minutes in thn park- would depend on whether the au- later moved up to May 15, and to, police chairman, reported Blackjxiitit Rd., Rumson, and tion The Register has tnken edi- nnw to mid-June. nine applicants for police pa- Kelly and Gnizen of New York Rainbow Division in action in ing lot (the building was locked) thorities find the roads feasible torially, on the issue. To maintain Hie present water trolman. Examinations for the City are architects for the project, World War II later joined the Robert M. Jones, 3\ Salem La., until the meeting finally, started from the standpoint of cost and Mayor Moody said there is pressure, a rented auxiliary pump job will be held June 2. which is expected to be completed chapter. Little Silver. ' at 8:55. traffic. 18—iWaewky, May 27,1.964 RED BANK REGISTER Announce Around Mohrrwuth Parents and Teachers Marriage In Kearny A Trend to Beauty KEARNY — Miss Margaret By MILLI HRUSKA New Leaders Yuckman became the bride o: HAZLET — Mrs. Joseph Pit er Association of Our Lady of Thomas Francis O'Brien May V This is the BIG WEEKEND of the year on the this was installed as president of Perpetual Help School includes here in St. Cecelia's Catholi St. Benedict's PTA at ceremonies Mrs. F. Earl Dempsey, presi- Church, with Rev. Joseph Carroll, shore side of Monmouth County, but if you were any- Monday in the school. , dent; Mrs. W. L. Goleman, first cousin of the bridegroom, off! where near the ocean drive from Atlantic Highlands, . Other new officers are Mrsvic. e president; Mrs. John J. dating. Highlands, Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach, Long Rudolph Mikson, first vice presi- Ovens, second vice president; Mrs. O'Brien is the daughter dent; Mrs. Anthony Laskowski, Mrs. Robert Black, third vice of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Orton Branch, West End, Elberon, and on down the coast this second vice president; Mrs. Rob- president; Mrs. Kay Ritter, cor- Yuckman of Jasper, Ala., former' past weekend you will know that this weekend hat far ert Ward, recording secretary; responding secretary; Mrs. Li- ly of Rumson. , Mrs. William Hagan, treasurer, bert DeGruttola, recording secre- to go to surpass that one for people on the beacheai and Parents of the bridegroom are cars on the road. and Mrs. Gilbert Bennett, corre- tary, and Mrs. Michael Kovlc, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thoma Finkenstaedt of locuet... Leon sponding secretary. treasurer. O'Brien, St., tit Cranford. The beach clubs are en-Hess of Deal... the Sonny Werb- Mrs. Benjamin Ptak, Mrs. John Miss Maureen O'Brien am joying requests for mem- lins of Elberon.. .Marjery Sil- MRS. MERKER J. Sciortino, Mrs. Richard Perez Francis O'Brien, 3t., both berships earlier and in verman of Oalrfiunst.,. Mayor PORT MONMOUTH - Newly- and Mrs. Goleman were nominat- Cranford, attended the couple greater numbers thtn ever in the and Mrs. MUtoa F. Untenneyer installed president of the Port ing committee members. They are the sister and brothei past summers. And just between of Long Branch...Dr. Robert Monmouth PTA is Mrs. Donald Mrs. James L. Horan, Jr., of the bridegroom. us — it is Increasingly obvious Counts of Eatontawn... «nd Merker who assumed office in Linden Ave., in a talk on can- The bride was graduated from that if they had winter pools Henri Bended of New York. ceremonies conducted by Mrs. cer, urged members to get Pap Monmouth College, West Lon, George Gillam, Belford. they would be filled through the tests and to be alert to the dan- Branch, and also etudled at th Others installed were Mrs. winter, too. Govenor and Mm. Rlctart ger signals of the disease. Mrs. Sorbonne in France, She wes em George Keeley and Morris Rad- J. Hughes win bamni gaMs Horan, a one-time cancer victim, ployed as a social case workei Ed Levy's all-season pool in ler, vice presidents, Mrs. Rich- at eockftlli wd dfawr at the is participating in the annual with the Alabama Department o Ms Trade Winds on the South ard Stryker, secretary, and Mrs. Oveiw«s PreM Club, New Cancer Fund Drive. PTA GAVEL is received by Mrs.. George Bruckner, right, incoming president of Hie Pensions and Security. Beach in Sea Bright was like any York. The party w James Burnett, treasurer. tine day in summer even on the Guest speaker was Lawrence Margaret L. Vetter and Memorial Schools PTA. Relinquishing tha symbol of office is Mr. O'Brien was graduated oeMrwtfcm of *• New Jersey moat miserable days of winter. Sternfeld, principal of Thorne In- THORNE CEREMONIES Mrs. Albert Carelli. Principal Charles Lanza of Memorial School wat installing officer. from Newark Academy and at' Tercentenary. HM tml lM» termediate School, Middletown, PORT MONMOUTH — Mrs. tended Upwla College, East Or- This wW be a party weekend man on to tMrd Onr mk who discussed junior high school Robert Schunneman was installed ange. He was recently discharged at all the beach dubs. It Is the to MOM «t to CKxtiil party requirements. by Mrs. George Gillam, Belford, (ram the U. S. Marine Corps »n.L The ing, the crowning of Our Blessed near Fuerth. An official residence! Bright'rentrepreneurs extraordi- Mother was held with a candle- Frau Erhard's two daughters- stunningly beautiful Marie (M*. for the chancellor is being built: naire. They sparked the trend Fred) Kiereoh is The. Register's light procession by the children one by her first marriage, one when they renewed the building but will not be ready for some!by Erhard—are both married. A Beacon Hill golf correspondent "Personal Service* \ of St. Joseph's. Mrs. Frank De months. (hat houses their Oy ft Art's Em- Cocca was the crowner and her nephew of hers lives with them, and one of our leading golfers. Breakfast in Bed porium. They will have a gala DRESSES for the Discriminating children, Donna and Michael, ; a student at Bonn University: grand opening of their new " Also at Reidy's were Bill, and were crown bearers. The five At 2 p.m. Erhard usually goes specialty, economics. Nancy Corio of leonardo.. ttn home for lunch with her, only' partments next week. And a fatv MISS OR MRS. decades of The Rosary were ore- utaus beachwear fashion show at and Ruth ScWessfoerg and Boh cited by Mrs, Daniel Caprioni, about a 10-mlnute drive in his Her main interest Is the care and Carole Clarke of Haztet, of children who come from broken Peninsula House on June 7. The Mrs. Charles DeVlaia, Mrs. Frank official black Mercedes with a Evan and Mary Baker of Peir one-car police escort. families, or who have been taken models will be the most beautiful CAMEO APPAREL Matuch, Mrs. Vincent Maund girls of Monmouth County, some H,«ven and the Fred Wagnena «f But breakfast together? Never, from their parents by court order. Iincroft. and Mrs. Bohnsack. She keeps a special eye on of whom are professional models. 665 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN Mrs. Michael Cox sang "The Like Clementine Churchill, who And at the Molly pitcher Inn (Colony Shopping Centre) ' • |often remarked that if Winston "children's villages," which re- Miss Ruth Brady Ave Maria." semble the "Boys' Towns" famil- The wonderful white stallions this 'Friday evening wttj be t& and she had breakfast together HOWEIX, Mich. - Mr. an ward J. Brennan,- "The Man of they would not have remained iar in some other countries. of Vienna intrigued and daziled Mrs. Joseph V. Brady of thl: most cosmopolitan audience Racing," and general manager of married, Luise Erhard never "No government," she says, place announce the engagement Monmouth park Jockey Club at breakfasts with Ludwig unless, "can do anything about selfish' Friday evening at Madison of their daughter, Miss Ruth Square Garden. The Lipifzaner Oceanport, and the G. Barker they are on vacations. ness and personal inadequacy— Brady, to James R, MoGettlgan Sly eg Colts Neck, He Is To keep from distracting her not all unfortunate circumstances horses shone like brushed satin of San Francisco, Calif., son ofvying for brilliance with the director of public relations at Hie husband's concentration on the] can be changed by action from Mr. and Mrs.. James F. Me< Jockey Club. They will dine program for the day. ahead of above." xxirtly elegance of the. costum.es Gettigan, 268 Prospect Ave. of the riders who were attired in with me "On the Champagne Uttle Silver, N.J. the manner of the Austrian mili- ircuit" radio broadcast. • Miss Brady is a 1963 graduate! tary of the late 11th century.. of the University of Michigan As most of you probably know, Ann Arbor, and is employed by i great American, the late Gen- Pan American World Airways in ral George S. Batten, was re- BUY MISSES'FINE SPORTSWEAR San Francisco, • sponsible for the Upiraaners' vis- A graduate of Villanova Uni- it to this country last week, versity, Villanova, Pa., Mr. Me-Their visit here was a token of Gettigan is employed as an ac-gratitude from the Spanish Rld- countant in San Francisco. ng SchooJ of Vienna to us, fpr DIRECT An August wedding, is planned, it was General Patton who saved :he Lipizzaner mares and colts TERCENTENARY SPEAKER rom destruction in World War FROM THE FACTORY BBLFORD — Andrew Van I. Dyke, Middletown, replaced Col. Alois Podhajsky, director Thomas S, Field, Jr,, as guesi >f the school, did an exhibition 'YOU'RE NEVER "IN THE DARK" WHIN YOU HAVE speaker at a recent meeting of of all the movements of the SHIFTS and DRESSES YOUR RUGS CLEANED BY EXPERTS! the Monmouth Unit Women's Re- torses. publican Club in the Methodist The illustrious audience In- ARNEL JERSEY (TRIACETATI) COTTONS OUR QPflCE WILL Bl Church hell. Mr, Van Dyke spoke luded Arthur J. Whtte of Red on Activities of the Middletown Bank, former president trf the $roo sins 10.20 CLOSED MEMORIAL PAY Tercentenary Committee. Children's Psychiatric Center in Sherman's & UVi to 24VJ The group's June meeting w|l gatontown which shared in the "FIRST 9UMITY" Include a covered dish supper iroceeds of the sale of Friday's has unusual and 5 ickets, and his wife, Ambassa- and a program honoring past distinctive presidents. tor-t>esignate Katharine Blkus White ,., Senator and Mrs, Rich- gifts ASSORTED JACKETS & COATS CARD PARTY rd R. Stout of West Allenhurst for the EATONTOWN — The Epiicopa! .. Bill and Jean Wrightson and TACKLE TWILLS'— DENIMS — LAMINATED KNITS, ETC. Women of St. James Church wil \e Michael Guarinos of Rumson bride II hold a card party Friday, June 5 . . Edward J. Brennan and thefree gift wrapping |i in the parish liall on Broad St 'hilip Iselins of Oceanport... 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HIGHWAY 35, MIDMMTOWN Hours—Thursday and Sat. 10-6 Friday 10-8 llousv of Unlit WINDOW GLASS! 149-551 Broadway, Long Irdneh New Officers Installed Bnai Brith BED BANK REGISTER W»k«4«y, May 27, At Jaycee-ette Dinner Lists New Stephen Slovens Weds MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Mal- as Stansfield, external vice pres- Chairmen colm Thompson was instaJled as ident; Walter Falencki, secretary; MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Joseph In Parlin Ceremony president of the Raritan Bay Bruce Muni and John Waring, Taller, past president of Bnai Area Jaycee-ettes at the annual state directors. Brith Women, Northern New Jer- SOUTH AMBOY - Miss Bar- in the Raritan Township High Mr. Nemetz first was elected bara Grace Schaefer, daughter School in September, He has Installation and awards dinner sey Council, was guest speaker served in the U.S. Coast Guard. president in January to fill the of Mr. and Mrs. George Schaef held here recently in the Cobble- unexpired term of James O'Mea- at a recent meeting of the Aye- stones. ra, who resigned because of busi- let Chapter, Bnai Brith Women, er of Parlin, became the bride of Stephen John Slovenz, son of Also installed were Mrs. ness reasons. Formerly of East held here in the home of Mrs. To Install Thomas Stansfield, vice presi- Orange, he is employed as branch Carl Feller. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sloveni, dent; Mrs. Richard Siep, sec- manager for R. A. McDonough 209 Broadway, Keyport, here Tire Co., Millburn. He Mrs. Taller introduced the fol- retary; Mrs. Albert Adeler. treas- lowing chairmen: Mrs. Irwin Ber-Sunday. PTA Slate urer, and Mrs. Walter Falencki, lives at 6 Roland PI. with his MATAWAN - Mrs. Edwin En- wife and two children. liner, president; Mrs. Aaron Bern- Rev. Wilbur Newton performed •tate director. Installing officer stein, sentinel; Mrs. David Bern- the double ring ceremony in the sign, past president of the Mon- was Mrs. John T. Mattson, Jay- Installing officer for the Jaycees stein, trustee for Israel; Mrs. Jer-First Presbyterian Chuch, South mouth County Council of Parents cee-ette state president. was Arthur Kerbel, Jaycees* state ry Breiterman, publicity; Mrs. Amboy. and Teachers, will install the new vice president. Samuel Caldes, Four Freedoms officers of the Matawan Region- Top awards were presented to The bride was given in mar- Library; Mrs. Saul Diamond, con riage by her father. She wore al High School Parent Teacher Al Ortlieb "Jaycee of the Year" stitution; Mrs. Feller, trustee for Association, to be elected at a Guild Hears and Mrs. William Gross, "Jaycee- a gown of imported silk faced Hlllel; Mrs. Daniel Gerlach, viceorganza designed with a fitted meeting tonight at 8:30 in the ette of the Year." the presenta- president in charge of fund rais- school auditorium. Former Consul tions were made by Mr. Nemetz basque bodice, scoop neckline and ing- bracelet-length sleeves. Alencon Mrs. John Hannah, music di- RUMSON — Former Consul- and Mrs. Al Ortlieb, outgoing 'PINAFORE' CAST members admire »ach other's costumes at a recant dress rehearsal rector, will entertain with a med- General William D. Wright spoke Also, Mrs. Leonard Goldberg, lace motifs were appllqued at president of the Jaycee-ettes. for Hie Monmouth Civic Chorus operetta to b» presented tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in ley of Scotch songs. on trie history, culture and Mr. Ortlieb has been a Jaycee recording secretary; Mrs. Stanleythe waistline, embellished with Jasper, jewels; Mrs. David Kauf- sequins and pearls. A cathedral- John V. Caracciolo, principal, economics of Mexico at a recent for the past three years. During tho Carlton Theatre, Red Bank. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. David Sktar, Rumsort, and Alfred G. Graves, retiring meeting of the Guild of St. man, trustee, "Bnal Brith Youth length train with lace appliques the past year he served as chair- and Mrs. Harold Meistrich, Little Silver. Standing, in fh« same order, are Mrs. Harold president, will give short resumes Georgse's-by-U» BOYLE white satin peau de soie floor- Harold Oakes, Mrs. Herm Rotsna, Ferrie, Jr., Brooklyn, on May 16.length gown designed with a new The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Clifton G. Wells, Mrs, scoop neckline, long sleeves and Stephen H. Faller, Mrs. Eileen FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Mrs. Donald Teixuio, Charleston, chapel-length train. Her elbow- Staten Island, and Edward J. iapia and Mrs. Robert Carrigan length veil of illusion was at- all of Highlands, and Mrs. Harol CONCERTINA* Feirje, Sr., Delaware. tached to a rose headpiece and Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—542-1010 William Mclnnis officiated at she carried a cascade bouquet of 'ranks, Hazlet. thp douhle rin* c&remonv which white roses. made with Miss Barbara Jean Waite, at home, was maid of honor for her A CATERED sister. 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RED BANK-170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEH—576 River Rd. LINCROFT—Newman Springs Rd. at Hurley La. PORT MONMOUTH-Rt. 36 and Main SL WEST LONG BRANCH—Rt. 36 and Broadway 22—Weinttity, May 27,1964 RED BANK RECTSTER Lefty Gomez Speaker Freehold's Pair in 7th At Buccos' Dinner RED BANK — Senior Key awards, M. Gregg Hibbs Trophy Nips Buccaneers, 7-5 presentation and speaker Vernon "Lefty" Gomez, will feature Red RED BANK — Freehold Re- Snover led off and went all the Bank High School's sports ban- gional pushed across two runs in way around to third when Gurzo quet tomorrow night in the caf- the seventh inning to edge Red dropped his fly ball to right eteria. Bank, 7-5, yesterday in a Shore field. Sponsored by the Board of Ed- Conference A Division contest. Bill Horlacher followed with a ucation, the dinner will honor Roy Daum got the winning single to right to drive in Snover. athletes of all sports, cheerlead- surge started when he was safe Fazzone scored when Pat Ge- ers, band members and coaches at first on Bob Fazame's bob- at second. Tom Martley reached of all sports. bled grounder. Daum stole sec- first when the shortstop couldn't ond and rode home on John Gur- handle his grounder, with Faz- Gomez, now director of base- zo's single. Gurzo also Mole zone racing to third on the error. ball promotion department of Wil- second. After Tom S t e i n i t z Hartley stole second, and he and son Sporting Goods Company, fanned, Herman Hill walked to Fazzone scored when Pat Ge- will highlight the affair. Lefty put men on first and second. roni singled. has established himself as one Gurzo was thrown out attempt- Red Bank tied the score in of the most sought-after speakers ing to steal third with Hill mov- the sixth on Louis' single, Cliff in the sports world. According ing to second on the play. When Green's walk and Snover's single to Wilson Sporting Goods, Athletic Hill tried to steal third, Ty to right center. Director Frank J. Pingitore ar- Louis' throw went into left, per- Freehold (J> KM (uk (5) ranged for Gomej last May «b r h Kb r h mitting Hill to score. Or»y,c! 3 1 1 Fuxone,2b (It (1963). Freehold took a slim 2-1 lead Parchue,c{ 1 0 0 Htrtlty.M 3 12 Pitching for the New York wnu» 4 2 3 Mottlne.ef 3 0 0 In the first Inning. The next three 3 11 ytrboroufti.cf 3 0 0 Yankees for 12 seasons, Gomez Da.um.lt 3 1 1 Cltrk.cf 00 0 Vernon "Lefty" Gomez frames were scoreless before the Gurio.rf 2 0 0 oeronl.rf 40 1 earned the reputation as one of 8t«lnltz,2b 0 0 0 wml»ml,3b 30 1 baseball's greatest "money pitch- Colonials scored three runs In gplttntr.lb 111 Detli.o 3 0 0 him clown his way through his the fifth. Dick Witt got a single Hlll.lb 3 0 0 Louil,c 31 1 ers" of all times. Cl&yton.o 3 0 0 Orten.lb 30 0 baseball career, often overshad- to right, Daum was hit by a Br*r»ton,p 3 0 1 Snov«r,m 3 1 1 He has a remarkable record of ows his great pitching record Pa) tl.it 10 0 Parker,p 00 0 pitch and Gurzo walked to fill Horl»ch«r,p 302 six undefeated World Series which included 26 victories in the tags. SteiniU followed with starts and was the winning pitch 1934 when he lead the American ZFTT 31 5 t a walk to force in Witt, and Hill FMMlolil 3 0 0 A 3 0 3—7 er in three All-Star games, in- League In shutouts, strikeouts, tingled to left to drive In Daum R«d Bank i 0 0 0 3 1 0—B FIRST ANNUAL DINNER — Mater Dei High School held its first annual awards banquet for vanity athletes at cluding the first one in 1932. HIU off: BrarctMi 1 In 4H. Pain 3 In completed games, Innings pitched, and Gurzo. VA, Ptfker J In 0. HoriKMier 5 In 7. Buck Smith's, East Keamburg, last night. Seen with guest speaker Nick Workman, second from left, Seton Hall victories and percentage. struck out: Brereton 7, Pal 11 5, Parker A sense of humor which helped Red Bank also picked up three 0, Horltdxr 11. Butt on balls: Brtrc- University basketball star, are, left to right, Bob Ballweg, president of the booster club which sponsored the in iti half of the fifth. Gary ttm 0, Palll 9, Fariur 0, Horlactur 8. event; Jeff Hammond, basketball co-captain; Steve Oakes, basketball co-captain, and Mike DeCapua, football, basketball and baseball varsity performer.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1964 Mango Sparks Falcons' 2-1 Victory Over Sayreville in NJSIAA Play

SAYREVILLE - Ralph Man- Athletic Association baseball The win snapped an eight-game Monmouth boosted its record go, Ralph Mango, Ralph Mango. tournament game. winning streak compiled by to 14-2. Sayreville is 12-4-1. That name probably cost Mango fired a one-hitter to lead Sayreville. The last win was 1-0 Dzergoski pitched creditably, the Falcons over the Bombers, against Red Bank Catholic on allowing five hits, three of them Sayreville High School baseball to Mango, while Mike Porter and 2-1, arid hit a home run good for Monday. It also meant the end coach John Wortley some sleep the two winning markers. He only Mike Luccarelli picked up the the Monmouth gave up one hit, and that came of a personal streak racked up others in' the fourth and sixth IACK TO THE BAG — Red Bank High base runner Tom last night after Regional High School pitcher in the last inning, while striking by Sayreville chucker Dennis innings, respectively. Hartley hustles back to first bate at Freehold Regional downed the Bombers In a New out 11 batters. He also went a Dzergoski, He had won six games The Falcons, who have already fir it baseman Vic Spitzntr takes ptekoff attempt in game Jersey State Interscholastic perfect 3-for-3 atthe plate. and tied one. won the Shore Conference South THINGS ARE LOOKING UP — New York Mets' at Red Bank yer*t»Tday. Hartley war safe, but Freehold em B Division crown, will battle manager Catey Stengel had thij expreition in drawing it out with Shore Regional Satur- room at Wrigley's Reid in Chicago yesterday after his won, 7-5. • :: : day for the over-all title. team went on a hitting ipree to defeat the Chicago Bunker Wins for Orioles The game was over for all intents and purposes in the third Cubs, 19-1. Mets pounded out 23 hits in victory. inning. Rich Maizel, the last man (AP Wirepfioto)' CBA-Bucco in the Monmouth batting order, To Boost Record to 5-0 drew a base on balls and Mango unloaded MB round tripper—a line By MIKE RATHET come the Orioles' No. 1 winner, The Tigers had tied it in the Seaboard Set for Marine Park fifth against Bunker on a walk, drive to right center field. Shore Associated Press Sports Writer allowing only 22 hits and eight Bill Freehan's, single and a sac- The walk to Maizel was the Baseball Loop Christian' Brothers Academy bury Pijtfcj'Jji.; the semifinal earned runs in 41 innings for Theres' no battle when Bunk- an eye-opening 1.76 ERA. rifice fly by Eton Wert. , only one Dzergoski allowed in Conference and Red Bank High will clash round. R •id Bank, third on an er's on the hill. going the route. He retired 10 RESULTS for the Central Jersey Tennis 8-1 record% during the regular While.Bunker was winning his McBride, protecting a 1-0 lead Wally Bunker, the 19-year-old batters via the strikeout route. MONDAY League's playoff championship season, squeaked, by runner-up fifth straight, Ken McBride. of lost It in the fourth when he hit rookie rlght-han'der creating a. the Los Angeles Angels contin- Rich Rollins with a pitch and The Bombers had a chance in standings at Marine Park Courts, Red Princeton (9-1), 3$, in the other sensation with the Baltimore L. Silver Ravens 7 R. Plaza Bank, this afternoon at 3:30 semi-final tussle. ued to add to his total on the an error and a walk filled the the seventh inning, but Mango Bears 2 A DIVISION Orioles, marched up on the hill bases. Don Mincher's sacrifice quickly shut the door. o'clock. Red Bank and CBA were tied debit side of the ledger. McBride R. Plaza Tigers 20 Shrews, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS for the fifth time this season allowed only three hits in eight fly got the run home. The Twins Paul Slovik bounced a grounder CBA, the regular season cham with a singles victory each when TuesdaV night and came away Lions 3 Middletown 4, Neptune 2 innings but lost to Minnesota 2-1 moved ahead to stay in the sev- to third baseman Pete Tuck to Freehold 7, Red Bank 5 plon, advanced to the title match rain washed out their regular with his fifth victory, 2-1 over R. Plaza Panthers 6 Shrews, by defeating fourth place As- season encounter. for his eighth defeat since an enth when Mlncher singled and start the inning, but he threw Manasquan S, Long Branch 1 the Detroit Tigers. opening-game triumph. eventually scored on an infield the ball wild past first and Slo Foxes 2 In a postponed regular season There was, of course, the usu LAST WEEK Brick 5, Toms River 1 league match made up yesterday, Elsewhere in the American hit by winning pitcher Jim vik wound up at second. John STANDINGS al skirmishing, but Bunker has Kaat. Karlowitz ruined Mango's no-hit- Middletown won all three singles League, Boston edged Washing- L. Silver Ravens 8 L. Sllve W < L Pet. Colts Capture not been bombed yet. This time Kaat, bringing his record to ter and shutout with one swing of Rovers 4 matches for a 3-0 decision over he set the first 13 Tigers down ton 3-2 on Ed Bressoud's run- Neptune (15-4) 11 .733 Lakewood. producing single in the ninth 5-2, struck out nine and scat- his bat. L. Silver Eagles 4 R. Plaza in order and allowed only three tered eight hits. The Sayreville backstop lashed Manasquan (9-7) 8 .571 Yearling, Soph Mike Kaplan, Joe Jacobs and and the New York Yankees de- Bears 3 Tonu River (12-7)... 8 .571 hits before he was lifted for a Jim King hit for the cycle for a single to score Slovik. The Shrews. Foxes 8 Shrews. Stu Miller won fhe singles as pinch hitter when the Orioles feated Cleveland ^-2 on Bobby Brick (10-10) 7 .467 slgnments for Middletown to Richardson's ninth inning sin- the Senators, smacking a single, Bomber uprising was thwarted Wolverines 6 (J scored the winning run in the double, triple and homer. The however, when Mango struck out Red Bank (7-9) ^ .487 Triangular Meet clinch the match and give the gle. The Chicago White Sox were Shrews. Wolverines 15 Shrews, Middletown (7J0)... 7 .467 seventh. homer tied the score 2-2 in the pinch-hitter John Giannos, in- Lions 3 NEW SHREWSBURY - Chris- Lions a final 3-7 record. Lake- Bunker's professional experi- rained out at Kansas City. Freehold (6-9)...... _ < .400 wood is 3-6. sixth. The Red Sox won it in duced George Armstrong to L. Silver Rovers 10 R. Plaza Branch (S-I2) Wan Brothers Academy piled up ence before this season consist- In the National League, the the ninth when winning pitcher ground out tp second, and struck Long Branch (8-12) 4 .308 •5 points to defeat Point Pleasant YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York Mets crushed the Chi- Panthers 9 ed of 14 games with Stockton in Earl Wilson led off with a walk out Roger Feltt, another pinch- L. Silver Ravens 10 L. Silver B DIVISION Borough (S3) and Monmouth Re- Middletown 3, Lakewood 0 1963, where he posted a 10-1 cago Cubs 19-1, Pittsburgh belt STANDINGS and moved around on singles by hitter, to end the game. Eagles 4 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS gional (25) in a freshman-sopho- record, and an 0-1 record with ed Philadelphia 13-4, Cincinnati Keyport 5, Rarltan 4 (8 In- W L Pet Dalton Jones and Eddie Bres Rsyrevllle (1) Monmouth Ben. (2) R. Plaza Rlgers IS Shrews. more track meet at Monmouth the Orioles after reaching the whipped the Los Angeles Dodg- abrh ah r h nings) CBA g 0 1.000 soud. Wolclk.cf 3 0 6 Mnnjfo.p 3 13 Foxes 12 Regional'! track Saturday. majors at the' tailend of the ers 6-2 and Houston downed Mil- Dulgon.na Rumson 8, Henry Hudson 7 Princeton 9 1 .800 Richardson, who earlier had 3 0 0 Simpson,at 2 0 0 STANDINGS CBA had five winners in the season. waukee 4-2. San Francisco and eiorlk.Sb 3 1 0 Nauden.lb 3 0 0 Central 7, Wall 6 Red Bank ...8 1 .889 belted a pair of two-out triples Karlowltz,c 3 0 1 LuccarellUt 3 0 1 W meet. Bill Chandler won the The teenager tosser has be- St. Louis were rained out. Wllllam>,l( 10 0 Porter, o 3 0 1 Pt. Pleasant Beach 6, Southern Asbury Park 7 3 .700 but was stranded, drove across Qlannoa 10 0 Tuck,3b 2 0 0 L. Silver Ravens .....10 mile in 4:47.6, Bob Johnson come the Orioles' No. 1 winner, The Orioles broke a 1-1 tie in Arm5tronr,3b 3 0 OCone.cf Freehold 6 4 .600 the tie-breaker for-the Yankees 3 0 0 Silver Rovers 7 tossed, the shot put 44 feet, 3 inch allowing only 22 hits and eight the seventh on Bingles by Jerry following singles by Elston BodaMb 2 O 0 Parker.lf 2 0 0 OTHERS «s, Craig Canfield went over Rumion 4 6 .400 Fcltz 10 0 Malzel,2b Silver Eagles 6 earned runs In 41 innings for Adair, Dick "Brown and Bob Howard and Phil Linz. The vic- OlgleMo.r! 10 0 Monmouth 2, Sayreville 1 Lakewood S 6 .333 Dzergoskl.p 2 0 0 R. Plaza Tigers 6 5 feet, 6 Inches in the high an eye-opening 1.76 ERA. Johnson, who pinch hit for Matawan 4, Carteret I jump, Greg DuBois ran 54.8 In Middletown S 7 .300 tory went to Pete Mlkkelsen, R. Plaza Panthers 5 When injuries struck, Manag Bunker. Stu Miller protected 23 1 1 22 2 5 STANDINGS the 440 and One Field jumped Long Branch 3 7 .300 working In relief of Whitey Sayre villa 0 0 O 0 O 0 1—1 Shrews. Foxes 4 er Hank Bauer was forced to the edge, pitching no-hit ball Monmouth Reg. 0 0 2 0 0 0 x—2 18 feet, V/t inches in the broad R. B. Catholic 1 8 .111 Ford. Roger Maris homered for 0 0 2 0 NORTH send Bunker to the firing line. over the final three innings in HR—Mango. R. Plaza Bean 2 Jump. Neptune .0 9 .000 the Yankees as they scored two Struck out: Dzergoakl 10, Mango 11. Shrews. Wolverines ...„ 2 W L Pet. The Teenager has be- his 18th relief appearance. runs in the fourth inning. ase< on ballti Dzergoaki 1, Hango 2. Shore (174) Jllddletoivn I3> — lakiwood (0) Umplrea: Pavlch, Zcbro. Shrewi. Lions _.. 0 12 .857 Point Pleasant Borough pro- Keyport (I3-«) duced seven Individual winners, Mlk< Kip!«n IM) del. Dannla Rchllr 10 .714 Iln, 34, «-2. 6-4. Matawan (114) 7 led by sophomore hurler Pete Joe Jacobi (M) rtor. Ron Bclmrfln, .500 Rumson (7-10) ... 7 .467 Hatch, who ran 15.7 in the 120- stu Mllltr (U) d«r. Art Sobfn, 02 yard highs and 21.6 in the 180- Rarltan (4-12) 4 10 .286 yard lows. Other Point Pleasant Henry Hudson (5-13) 4 10 .288 victors were John Burd in the SOUTH 100 (10.7), Bob Sweetman in the 800 Policemen W L Pet. 220 (24.1), Butch Blair in the 880 Monmouth (14-2) . 12 .857 (2:10.5), Max Bendix in the pole Southern (8-7) . 8 .(15 vault (10 feet, 3 inches), and Bill Assigned To Central (WO) 7 .500 Schroeder In the javelin (121 Pt. Pleasant'Beach feet). Soccer Duty (5-12) : 410 .286 The final winner was Mon- Wall (2-13) 2 12 .143 1 mouth Regional ! Don Bentsc, who VIENNA (AP) - Because of OTHERS flipped the discus 120 feet, 11 Inch- the disaster at the international YESTERDAY'S RESULTS soccer game in Lima, Peru, Sun- South River 10, CBA O day, Vienna's officials assigned RECORDS 800 policemen Monday to the Red Bank Catholic (13-2) stadium for the European Soccer BA (6-7) Sports Cup final between Real Madrid Asbury Park (5-8) of Spain and Italy's Inter of Mi- Croydon Hnll (2-5) lan team Wednesday. Mater Dei (2-8) "A crowd of 75,000 is expected St. Rose (2-9) Schedule for the match," said a top offi- TODAY cial. "We don't want any trou- The New York Jets will open TRACK ble." their American Football LcaRiic Henry Hudson at Wall The crowd Is expected to in- schedule as hosts to the Denver Brick, Long Branch nt I't. clude 30,000 Italians and possibly Broncos at Sh«a Stadium on Pleasant Beach 15,000 Spaniards. Sopt, 12. Madison Twp. at Matawan Milan is the defending cham- South River at CBA pion. Real Madrid has won the Catcher, Bob Rodgers of the R. B. Catholic vs. Mater Del cup live times. Los Angeles Angels says rookie (Middletown) •ight handcr Bob Lee Is the Pt. Pleasant Boro at R. B. fastest pitcher he lias ever Catholic (girls) Cowlioya 2 caught. BASEBALL DAI.US (AP) — The Dallas| B DIVISION Cowboys of the National Football; LonRest night frame in the Keyporl at Wall majors last season went I!) MOMMOUTII COLI.IiGF TESTIMONIAL EX-BALL PLAYERS — Hormnn Aschottino, {ormor vot- Pottit, tickot manager; John Ellis, John Mulvihill, Ernio Stoockor, Ralph nniiiRs with ihr- Cleveland TOURNAMENT j Tlii'\- WIMC (,aiy Kcnlrv. defen- oran mrin.igor of tho old Rod Brink Townors, will bo lionornd 2!) races last year. • Rams tlip NL Umpires RKf> BANK CBA, 10-0 Threaten LINCROFT — Wayne Conrad To Strike pitched his third shutout of the CHICAGO (AP)—The National year yesterday afternoon and League Umpires Association is- blanked Christian Brothers Acad- sued an ultimatum to baseball emy, 10-0, at the Colts' field. yesterday, warning that the group The Rams have won 12-games may be forced to go on strike if four defeats and a tie. CBA the umpires do not receive a pen- slipped below the .500 mark to 6-7. sion increase by July 3. The announcement was made South River broke the game open in the third inning when by attorney John J. Reynolds of it put together five singles, hicago, who represents the or- two walks and a fielder's choice ganization of 20 umpires. to score four times. John Chr- Eighteen of the umpires met zan, Conrad, Moe Jurewicz, AI with Reynolds in Chicago Bagamary and Andy Brasno had Monday and drafted a letter the base hits. which was sent to Warren Giles, Conrad limited the losers to National League president, and to two hits. Bill Laufer connected each of the 10 NL clubs. for a double while Mickey, Ennis It read in part: rocked a single. He struck out ". . .It is the position of the IP batters and didn't give up a association that we have been base on balls. Conrad was thecourteous, patient and reason IKE MEETS HIS PARTNER AND HIS OPPONENTS - Former PreiidW BUenhower, winning pitcher the first time able in attempting to negotiate the'' teams met, 3-0. right, playing a benefit golf match for tfie H«rf Fund, it greeted af Merion Gorf an increase to the plan but have South River raked three Colt not been given an opportunity Cliib at Ardmore, Pa., by his partner, Arnold Palmer, tecond from left, and pair he pitchers for 14 hits, including to negotiate on the increases. and Palmer will oppose. They are Ray Boiger, left, dancer-comedian, showing Eisen- three each by Chrzan and Con "Therefore, we wish to advise hower hit puWer, and golf veteran Jimmy Demaret. (AP WirephotoJ red. hat in the event we do not ob- The Rams applied the finishing tain the consent of the National DINNER PLANS — Arranging for the Jurw 14 dinner to honor •x-Long Branch High touches in the contest by scoring League of Professional Baseball School football coach A. V. "Army" Ippolito are, left to right, Jos Mcfcarvey, Jr. twice in each of the last three •lubs to the increase by 3 p.m. Eisenhower Plays in Exhibition Innings. July 3, 1964, we will have no al- dinner committee; Joe Tomaine, treasurer; Charlie Carroll, standing, dinner chair- fault! River (It) CBA (0) ternative but to take appropriate man, and Tom Marinelli, public relations. Approximately 450 persons ara •xpected to ARDMORE, Pa. hoe,lb 3 0 0 The announcement apparently Bolger in a benefit for the Heart five star general played like a Jurewlcz,lb 3 0 IT. Burke,3b 3 0 0 caught baseball officials by sur- and frustrations, stole Arnold P.eJia.lb 1 O 0|Ermls,2b 2 0 1 Association of Southeastern Penn- seasoned pro. Conracl.p 4 2 3iToolan.lt 2 0 0 prise. $22,453.92; Juan Rodriguez, $22,- Palmer's thunder and most of sylvania. Kornackl.rf 2 0 II. Birrke.rl 2 0 0 He split the fairway with his Hlliyer,]! 1 O 0 Miller.p O00 In New York, Commissioner 171.43; Tommy Jacobs, $21,107.50; his army yesterday in a charity Eisenhower, who himself was 200-and 220-yard drives, he sank Brasno, If J 0 ICaridco.p 2 0 0 Nicklaus Leads Pro Golfers Gene Littler, $18,903.74, and AI golf exhibition at the Merion Golf O'Brien.If 0 10 Dloguarril.p 0 0 0 Ford Fridc said "this is the first stricken with a heart attack dur- a 10-feet birdie putt on the first Bn.liza.2b 4 2 0 Kenney.H 2 0 0 select five six times, winning Geiberger, $18,299.37. Club. I've heard of any strike. I don't DUMEDIN, Fla. (AP) - Jack ing his first term in the White hole, saved a par on the second, Bagamary.ct 2 l l know anything about-it, and I Nicklaus has the best record of $45,113.75. The report covers tournaments "Hey, Ike—Go get em, Ike,"House, was easily the day's hero. Szkodny.cf 2 12 put a four wood closest of all would have to say at this time any professional golfer this year Bill Casper Jr., was third with through last week's Memphis yelled the gallery of 700 as the While Palmer, the reigning on the 160-yard par three third 3610 14 22 03 Soulb Rivet _0 0 4 " 2—10 that it's a league matter." and is leading money winner $34,541.67, including two wins and former President and Palmer Masters champion and all-time and lipped the cup with a 15-foot ...0 0 0 0 0 0 O— 0 Open Invitational* _ r»ri, Oonrad, Laufer. Giles said in Cincinnati that he with $48,035, the PGA reported five times in the first five In putt on the fourth. Struck out! Conrad 10. 14 tournaments. Dave Marr was Umpires: Wolchak, Martlnti, had not heard about the strike this week. The match was played under threat. Nicklaus won two of 11 tourna- fourth with $24,454.19, also in 14 Pitching Coacb Howls Pollet Frank Scalzo Snaps 100 Record the Chapman System. Each play- 4 "I have no comment," he said ments he played in and finished tournaments with no wins. of the St. Louis Cardinals led er hits a drive and plays his part- Squan Nips "I haven't heard from them in the first five eight times. Ar- Other leading money winners National League pitchers In the ner's ball on his second shot. directly yet and I don't want to nold Palmer played in 12 tourna- on the PGA tour are Mason Ru- earned run records in 1943 »nd In Rumson Recreation's Meet Then each team plays one ball comment on a news report." ments, won two and was in the dolph, $24,249.58; Mike Souohak, 1946. RUMSON - Frank Scalzo was Brunt. the rest of the way, hitting al L.B., 3-1, To the lone record setter in the Rum- 75-yard dash—1. David Hanson, temate shots. ion Recreation Commission's sec- 10.8; 2. Harold Van Brunt, 3. Eric Eisenhower, and Palmer won ond annual track meet for sixth, Gray. three of the first four holes and Tie for 2d •everith and eighth graders at 100-yard dash—1. Frank Scalzo, halved the other—the short third LONG BRANCH - Manasquan Rumson-Fair Haven Regional 12.5; 2. Guy Haltam, 3. Greg -mainly on Ike's steady play High moved into a tie for second High School's track Saturday. Busichio. Historic Merion resembled the place in the Shore Conference A Scalzo raced to a 12.5 second Shot put — 1. Bob Levenson, Republican national conventions Division by nipping cellar dwel docking in the 100-yard dash for 32'6"; 2. Rod Taylor, 3. Larry of 1952 and 1956 and everybody ler Long Branch, 3-1, here yes- the lone record on a sunny, but Kugler. was asking: "What happened to terday. windy day. High jump-1. Jay Bell, 4'2"; Arnie's Army." 'Squan shares 'the runner-up Dave Hanson turned in the lone 2. Mark Smiles, 3. Mike Warner. Palmer, the pride of Latrobe, spot with Toms River, a 5-1 loser double victory of the afternoon Softball throw—1. Mark Smiles, Pa., appeared pleased by the im to Brick Township in an upsel when he captured both the 50 200'; 2. Guy Haltam, 3. Chris pressive play of his distinguished yesterday. Both clubs are 8-6. tnd 75-yard dashes. Bond. partner. Neptune, which lost to Middle- Recreation director Bob Olshan Broad jump—1. Tom O'Brien, "He's a wonderful man," Pal- town, 4-2, yesterday, is the lead- •nd assistant Walter Spillane 14'6"; 2. Harold Van Brunt; 3. mer said, as they went to the fifth er on an 11-3 mark. Toms River's were assisted in the running of Tom Shea. hole. "He hasn't missed a shot lo:s gave the A Division title to the meet by John Rodgers, Dave 440-yard relay—1. Team of Tom yet. the -Fliers. Zipofa, Ray Lynch, Don Manning, Shea, Jon Lawrence, Mark Hilton On the first hole, Palmer Manasquan scored two runs in Harry Rubley and Rich and Jimand Mark Smiles, 1:01.2; 2. Team hooked his drive into a sand the third and added another in Dooley. of Bob Gaynor, Guy Haltam, Joe trap and on the second sliced in- the fifth in posting yesterday's Members of the recreation com- Chilberg and Jay Bell, 3. Team of to a clump of trees, finally land- win. Long Branch, last in the mission who presented medals to Greg Busichio, Eric Gray, Mike ing in another bunker. On each nine-team league on a 4-8 record the victors included Hy Cunning- Warner and Rod Taylor. occasion, Eisenhower saved the scored its lone tally in the home ham, Ralph Lawrence, chairman, 880-yard relay—1. Team of Bob day. half of the third. and Mrs. Drew Patey. Gaynor, Frank Scalzo, Joe Chil Ike, dressed in yellow sports Manasquan scored) its pair o The results: berg and Jay Bell, 2. Team of shirt, brown trousers and brown runs in the third on a single by 50-yard dash—1. David Hanson, Tom Brophy, Greg Kieberg, shoes with a white inlay, grinned Bill Grasdorf and a walk to T.3; 2. Tom Shea, 3. Harold VanBrian Reidy and Paul Keany. like a cat in the fish store and George Glenn that put runners swapped friendly banter with his on first and second. A long sin- companions. gle down the right field line by Red Bank Area Junior Olympics "You putt like a Democrat,' righty batter Joe Franklin senl Demaret said, when the former both runners around to score. President rolled in the 100-footer Long Branch tallied its single Are Scheduled June 6 at RBHS on the first. run in the bottom of the third RED BANK — The Greater at the Red Bank High School "Donf say that," Eisenhower when Tom Baldwin walked, replied, holding up his hands in Red Bank. Jaycees will sponsor athletic field Saturday,, June 6, moved along to second on Toby mock horror. Sklar's walk and came around the eighth annual Junior Olympics starting at 12:30 p.m. Winners from the local competition will The day started less pro- to score on Mike Bova's single go to the state meet in hopes of pitiously for the former chief ex- The winners added an insur- retaining the team championship ecutive whose golf score has al ance run in the fifth when Tom Rumson JVs won last year at Christian Broth- ways been a closely guarded se- Schwier singled, went around to ers Academy, Lincroft. cret. third on two errors and trotted He missed his first shot-an home on Glenn's sacrifice fly Wallop Henry Boys'between 10 and 15 andhour and a half before the match to center. girls 10 to 13 from Red Bank, was to start—when his helicopter Manaiquui (3) loot Branch "(1) Little Silver, Fair Haven, Rum- abrh abrh Hudson, 15-1 from Ft. Belvoir, Va., missed ThT'km't'n.M 4 0 0 BaldivJn,31> 3 7 2 son, Shrewsbury, New Shrews- the first tee by some 20 yards. Grasdorf.cf 4 12 Sklar,2t>-rt 2 0 0 RUMSON—Rumson-Fair Haven 8chwler,H-P 4 12 BOVA.9S 4 0 bury, Eatontown and Oceanport Ike got off to reveal that he Glenn, c 2 10 Btronjtrotf.lt (02 Regional High's junior varsity are eligible to compete. Entry 8mlth,3n 2 0 l|Tomalnl,ct 2 0 0 has been suffering from tennis el- Frank! In.rf 1 0 HOnacllla.c 3 0 ••as baseball team scored in every forms'are available from athletic bow, in hfs left arm, a bursitus Bonettl,2r> 3 O OIPerrMb-rf 3 0 directors at local schools. A field Battend.lb 3 0 llstrollo.p 3 0 0 Inning in routing Henry Hudson condition. "I'll have to take a Segal.p| 17 1 6 srss GUARANTEE yesterday. Sfanasquan 0 0 2 0 10 0—3 OR Track and field events will be After changing clothes, he fidg- " [>ns Branch 10 0 1 0 0 0 0—1 OIK* SIIES PMPMTlOMATUr 10W HKED! 2B—fllronstrorf. The victory boosted Rumson's for three age groups. Medals eted through a long series of Hits ore Segal 5 In 6>i. Bchwler 1 In record to 10-4. The Little Bulldogs will be awarded for first, second speeches at lunch. i. Struck out: Segal 3. Schwier 1, Strollo 4. Ba«e» on balla: Segal 3, ~tm ouMuumn m«r «• tan mt KM A nm dose their season when they and third place finishers. Junior "He was nervous as a kitten," Schwier 0, Strollo 3. c/u•UMUMi uH.n.,..|H AUUM1 wig»«tobn AU KUO» MUAtM M MIHMaU travel to Red Bank to tangle Olympic championship trophies Palmer said, "he wanted to get UHtNELg b»«l—n,il n,« amn*. with Red Bank Catholic today. will be awarded to the boy andout on that golf course." Freshman Bob Friscia went girl compiling the most points. When he finally did get loose, 40 Participate Vetuw the distance on the hill for the First place winners will be Eisenhower went to the practice TIRES winners, allowing six hits, strik- eligible to compete in the AAU tee to find there were no practice In Golf Tourney ing out three and walking the balls. ' MIDDLETOWN — Forty mem- "24 MONIN sanctioned state meet that will Mime number. "Where are the practice balls," bers of the Temple Beth Torah be sponsored by the Metuchen Ashley Bell, another freshman, he asked. After a long delay, a Couples Club participated in a led Rumson at the plate with Jaycees Saturday, June 13. few practice balls were discov- nine-hole golf tournament at the DECREASING COMPOUND B!G_.SUPER four hits in four trips to the The local commitee is head- ered and they were emptied on Jack Pot Driving Range here STRCWS plate, including a triple. He ed by co-chairman Max Smith, the ground, looking like left overs recently. knocked in four runs. Alfred Rumson, and Mike Rosenburg, from the gutta parcha era, soiled Mrs. Ralph Canter won the Brighton knocked in another Middletown. Commitee members and badly cut up. women's division with Mrs. Mil- three runs with a home run with include Bruce Goodwin, Red "Gee, these people keep their ton Pole finishing the second slot. two teammates on the bases. Bank; Joe Slikowski, Fair Haven; practice balls a long time," the Harvey Feigenbaum, Wana- Dennis Brown was two for three, Hank Zoubek, Middletown, and genera! remarked, with a big massa, was the winner Of the including a triple. Brown scored Dale Myers, Middletown. smile. men's division. three runs and drove in two. Freshman Mike Galbavy was two GRASS SHEARS for three and also scored three runs. Keyport Nips Raritan Township, BUY Rumson's biggest outburst was in the five-run second frame. NOW 5-4, in Eight-Inning 'W Encounter wttn uonwaanr-Mi KEYPORT — Raritan Town- Mike Cohen and Chuck Moriarity singled to right field for one run MONEY 5-FT. UDDER CBA Golfers ship High School extended Key- walked, but Don McDougal, try- and he continued around the cir- DOWN! HravyDutyUX.Approvtd "22C port to eight' innings for the sec-ing to bunt, forced Cohen at third. cuit when Sieben let the ball get 3 WIRE EXTENSION CORDS Rip St. Rose ond time this year, but the out- Lofton Swanger followed with by him. come again proved to be the a ground ball to Robedee and Keyport will play at Wall High BATTERY CHARGER WALL TOWNSHIP — Christian School Wednesday, Brothers Academy's golf team ame. he fired to third, forcing Moriari- U.L APW0VlD-6aiHll2V.lt ty. A walk to Mike Bergen loaded llarllan Twp. (1) | Kr>port (ill won its sixth match in its last The Rockets lost their last ab r (i! n|, r the bases and McDonough singled Howard.2b .1 1 llHputel.mi o 1 (I •even outings yesterday, whip- game of the year, 5-4, when the Ciuano.aa 3 0 0|Me>lolla.3b 4 0(1 12-6, at Spring Red Raiders (13-6) pulled it out in both MoDougal and Swanger. Konnl.rf . i 0 llUiriRnn.cf 3 0 0 ping St. Rose, Cohen,r.f 3 0 0; Pout. Hi 4 0 0 SALE ENDS FRIDAY, MAY 29thf Meadow. with a run in the last of the Keyport tied it in the last of Morlnrlty.c 2 0 0 Iloblnnon.c 4 0 1 the second. Stan Malinowski led McDougal.lb 3 1 0 M«Hiiownkl,2b .1 1 ( CBA's record stands at 9-8 oneighth. Raritan wound up with SwatiKer.lt 4 I 0 Hlflien.rr 2 2 2 the season. The Colts have a a 6-12 slate. off with a walk and Sieben tagged H<;rni'tl,3l» 2 1 '2 WtlHon.tr 2 0 f MCIIOIUHIKII.P I 0 I llnllomn II I u Sun Glasses postponed match with Red Bank Keyport pushed the winning run one of McDonough'fi servings for ItolM-ihu'.p < | Catholic, but it is doubtful it can across the plate when rred aie- a home run to center field. RED BANK '-'« « II. 21 b be rescheduled. ben walked to start (he inning, '1'he Raiders tallied twice mure|itani.-u vp I) 2 (I (I 2 0 I) 0- and was sacrificed to second by in Hie fourth when Sieben singled Keyimrt II 2 II 2 0 II 0 I W. FRONT ST. Torn Jni'Mon 211 II ™. lilt SII'ILTI. to right center and tried to score .Struck lit: .Mi-licmougli 12 Itoli.Mlr Ofnrco Niirrln Dennis Halloran. Hal Robedee III. Hn.' mi Imlh: MrDiinmiEli I Ilntm ArHPrlfi from first as Sam Robinson came Itc ,!,.,• 7, PHONE 741-3440 Flunk Hiirlfy then wnn liis own game with a Jim Pnlmi'r . run-producing single. up with a base hit. However, L'liljilrf-i: O'Ri urkp, Hulv.'intinkl. fltrvr Itiiilnlrh Larry Rossi pegged him out al HI. Robedee pitched a six-liitler, OPEN FRIDAY Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Tmn Itvitn struck out 10 Rockets and walked the plate. Jim Beulel walked and 3 Badminton CHROME DOOR HANDUE GRASS EVENINGS 7IL 9 pnlp lln»flH.I .. the runners moved up on a passed Braves led National League Ttlrh Urntiitin . seven. His opponent, John Me- Shuttlecocks ft WINDOW CRANK CATCHER .rum n«v« Dnnough, finve up five hits, ball and scored as John Cusann pitcliers three times in the earned free Muf/lor Installation Jiftk. r«lumlH> whitfed 12 rind issued six free Ixxiled John Mcdolla's grounder. run averages. There's no Trick to HavinR Ex- tickets to first. Raritan tied matters.up in the In tra Cash. You Gel it Fas! When Hnrilan scored first when il fifth when Mike Bergen doublet!I Yonkrri Raceway was oripi , 50% New Bruniwjcl, and Tr You Use The Register Classified. nicked Robedee for two tallies and went to third as McDonough nally opened as the Kmpire City I off list —Advertisement. in the top half of the second. grounded out. Mark Howard Trotting Club on Sept. 4, 1899. RED BANK REGISTER 24—Wednewiiily, M«y 27, 1964|| Wall Trackmen SIPERSTEINS WEST END PAINT CO. 4 Great Days! Today 'HI 9; Thurs. ftil 6; Fri 'III 9 Whip Raritan Memorial Day ALL DAY MONDAY 'TIL 4 Twp., 7047 (Clo$ed All Day Memorial Do WALL TOWNSHIP — Gene Shimko, Ridge Pyott and Andy Long posted double victories in leading Wail Township High School's trick team to a 7047 tri- umph over Raritan Township in t dual meet here Monday. Shimko captured the 440 and broad jump. Long copped the high hurdles and the pole vault and Pyott was first in both the discus and javelin In leading the Knights to victory. Shimko also added a third place in the high jump and Pyott picked up NOW IN COLORS! another three points when he was second in the shot put. Bob Welsh was a double win- GOLD BOND ner for Raritan Township in the ONE COAT OUTSIDE •prints. He finished with 13 PREMIER QUALITY points on the dash double and a WHITE second behind Shimko in the broad jump. ANY COLOR Raritan Township's only other HOUSE PAINT HOUSE PAINT winners were newly-crowned DEVOE VINYL Central Jersey Group 2 half-mile champion John Wentz and high jumper Ross Korker. WONDER-TONES Wall Township completes its Rated America's *1Interior Paint dual meet season tomorrow when ByJhdependentTestingOrguihttlos - tt hosts Henry Hudson Regional. (name furnished ennquest) Wall Twp. (10) — Rarltan (41) „ You can paint a room with the windows thut tight 10O-yd dash— 1. Bob Welsh (R). 2. Berghoft . Tlnw 4:55.2. 120-yd HH^I. Andy Ixini (W), 2. O'Nell . 3. Eyikeni (R). Time 18.6, lSO-yd L.H—1. Ron PlDPU (W). 2. I GUARANTEED WAtl PAINT Glv« your home that fmh, crlip, Xyakena (R), 3. O'Nell (ft). Time 23.3. NEW CLEAN FRESH FRAGRANCE oltin look with a coat of Gold •sot—1. Tom Runft (W), 2. Pyolt (W), Bond ExUrlor Bouia Faint. Till S. Heldel (Rl. OlKance 45'»H . I Una quality, pun lineeed all LOWEST I Dlicm—l. Ridge Pyott (W), 2. Helflel I — NO ODOR — WASHA&U (R). 3. Rachlln (R). 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Color*, Mitit, wWU stiyi tlm Former outfielder Dave Philley wtilte. h managing the Stateville Colts ^ ^M In 1 tt 2 noiira. «— idharta to aurficet tfitt haw l^aei GOLD BOND LATEX — tin chance for Intecta of dirt to dampened prior to palnllm. Paint Star in the Western Carolinas League. WljMt on tl» wlnt film, - tlmpllfTat uw ludoVn "Jab';'!l gional High School yesterday aft- Bob Sundin, Henry Hudson's!the winning tally in its last turn j l II ••••:< 1 i n ernoon defeated Carteret, 4-3. It pitcher, in the seventh inning to! at bat. i i l?, „• :>. < i I marked the second time this sea- I n l-Mni-I... i-i.T « : I push across the winning run to McHenry, who took over the 4 O 0 Thai-", J!, t I2I, Joh setbacks for the Huskies. Carteret gave up two hits and was fourth consecutive walk to force dropped its sixth game. It has charged with allowing five runs. lilt4 off: Huti'fiM II in 7, Swenson 2 •won 15 and tied one contest. in MacLean with the winning In ."». .M'-Hflirv 1 in 2 .smirk out: Sun- run. ' He fanned four enemy batters rtln 11. Swcnson I, M<:H«n;y 1 Bs^j Ron David hurled the seven and didn't walk anyone, Sundin on balls: Sun,1 in 3, Hwpnimn 0, McH*nry Innings for coach George Deitz's The teams failed to score in team. He scattered eight hits, the first two innings, but the struck out five and enjoyed per- fireworks broke loose the fol- fect control. Joe O'Rielly, the lowing frame when each team first of three Rambler pitchers, pushed across three tallies. Rum- Fireball Roberts was tagged with the defeat. son took a short lead in the The Huskies' three markers In fourth with one run. Marty Lan- the fifth put them in front, 4-1. CHAMPIONS — Frank Sinklerii, third, from right, preiident of the Airport Plaia Bowling League, presentt Wil- dolt led off with a double, stole second and scored when Sundin Bob Barrett and Bill Vena liam McFarland, third from left, sponsor of Kahle and McFarland Insurance, top trophy for winning the league. Still Critical singled, but Barrett was forced uncorked a wild pitch. at third by D'Apolito. Bob Test- Others, left to right, are John Higgens, captain; Harold Reid, William Kahle, Emil Schwager and Walter Garner. The winners maintained their Ion was given a base on balls The presentations were made at a recent banquet at The Oaks, Middletown. one-run lead through the fifth CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) - drivers of the other cars Involved, to- load the sacks, but Rich Tyska when each team scored twice to Glenn (Fireball) Roberts, long escaped with minor burns and •truck out for the second out. up the score to 6-5. The Ad-one of stock car racing's most bruises. Ed Hamilton knocked out a mirals moved ahead in the next colorful and successful drivers, The hospital reported a flood base hit to score the first marker SenateOKs 'rame with two runs. Sundin got remained in critical condition of telephone calls from all parts and Steve Russell followed with things rolling with a walk and Monday afternoon, 24 hours aft- of the country from persons a two-run single. After David then moved to second when Bob er receiving third-degree burns seeking Information a» to Rob- was walked to load the bases "Fix" Bill McCurdy reached first on Vern in a three-car smashup in Sun-erts' condition. again, O'Rielly was relieved by Paulson's throwing error. Joe day's World 600-mile race. "Calls were coming at the rate Paul Nlemlec, who retired the WASHINGTON (AP) — The Nappo brought Sundin home with The 33-year-old Daytona Beach, of six a minute," a hospital aide. Pete Walker hurled the last Senate passed and sent to the a single. Dan Curtis then hit Fla., veteran of some 15 years spokesman said. He added that inning. White House yesterday a bill into a fielder's choice, which Of facing, was described as the normal switchboard staff of Matawan scored its opening run making it a federal crime to fix ?ot McCurdy at third. Jim Styles "critical, but conscious and co-two was increased to five to in the second when David singled a sporting event or influence the 'ollowed with a base-on-balls to operative" by a Charlotte Memo- handle the calls. and went to third on Barrett's score by shaving points. load the bases then, with Bob rial Hospital Spokesman. He issued a plea to radio sta- base knock. Bill Vena grounded Geraldi at bat, Nappo raced Most of Roberta' body was tions to have persons refrain The penalty could be a $10,000 home on a wild pitch. burned in a fiery crash in the into a double play with David fine or a Jfive-year prison tenm from calling the hospital, which denting the dish. Rumson even matters in its opening minutes of the $100,000 planned to release condition bul- or both. race at the l'/j-mile Charlotte Carteret tied the game in the half of the inning when Landolt letins several times daily. Enactment of the bill was an walked, stole second and third Motor Speedway track. The offices of Charlotte Motor bottom of the inning. Al Comba outgrowth of a number of scan- doubled - with one out, went to and came home on Pete John' Junior Johnson of Ronda, N.C. Speedway reported a similar dals in sports in recent years son's single to left that made it and Ned Jerrett of Camden, S.C., flood of calls. second on a wild pitch and scored One of these involved a number A doctor said that the supe- on Kerry Donovan's single. of collegiate basketball player* The Ramblers came close in rior physical condition of the 6- the sixth, but fell a run short. The bill would not replace any foot-2, 195-pound Roberts had en- After an Infield out, Comba state laws pertaining to bribery NBA ApprovesPensionabled him to survive the crash. reached base on an error and in sports, but would apply to any Roberts waa the No. 2 money Bob Chodosh singled. The run event that involves interstate or winner of the National Associa- ners moved up a notch on the foreign commerce. This would in Plan For Pro Cagers tion for Stock Car Auto Racing, throw-In from the outfield and elude transportation and com- Inc. last year, He earned $67,- Donovan came through with a munications. NEW YORK (AP) — The Na-shared by the players and clubs 320 by winning four of the 20 two-run single. It would apply to anyone who tional Basketball Association involved. races he entered. Htttrna Beg. (4) Carteret (.1) attempts to influence in any way MAKING PLANS — Members of the Red Bank Area Jaycees making plans for gave final approval yesterday to It still must be approved by Roberts finished in the top five ib r h ah Tyjki.ts 4 0 1 McKenna.is 4 I a sporting event, professional or the upcoming Junior Olympics at Red Bank High School are, left to right, Dale My- a pension plan — the issue which 80 per cent of the NBA players 11 times. He scored major vic- Hamilton,o 4 0 3 Sumulka,2b and if they accept, It will- go Into RuiialUb 3 0 1 FtUp.c 4 0l amateur. , ers, Mike Rosenberg, Max Smith and Bruce Goodwin. The event will be held Satur- threatened to bring about a play- tories In the Southern 500 at Davld.p • 111 Slco.cf 4 0 0 Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, R er revolt before the All-Star effect Feb. 2, 1965. There is no Darlington, S.C., and the Fire- Brown,3b 3 0 0 Gallo.rr 3 0 0 day, June 6. Winners will qualify for the state championships the following Saturday. Bamtt.K 3 0 3 Comba, lb N.Y., gained unanimous consent game in January. provision for payments based on cracker 400-mller at Daytona V«na,rf 3 11 Chodoih.ir past service in the NBA. WApoUtO.a* 3 10 Donovan.3b 3 0 2for the Senate to concur in House Beach. Sryarto.cf 10 0 O'Rielly,p 1 0 1amendments to the Senate-passed The plan approved by the Long known as an exciting TuUno.cf 110 Nlamlecp 100 league's Board of Governors is Kennedy Gets New Pact F>lauer 100 bill. "charger," a driver who likes Walkar.p 0 0 0 approximately the one proposed The governors also set the to break fast and go as long as "Because of heavy stakes, the two years ago by Fred Zollner, 37 4 SS 311 3 88 Lions Defeat Neptune, 4-2, opening and closing dates for thehe can, Roberts has driven for Matawan Re I. 0 1 O 0 3 0 0—4 temptation to fix games has be- owner of the Detroit Pistons. 1964-65 season — both « little Cartiret 0 10 0 0 2 0—3 come very great," the House Ju- some 15 years, He Is in his sec- 2B—Comba. later than the past season, modi- ond year as a Ford driver after Struck out: David 5, Nlemlec 2. diciary Committee said in report- Because no action had been fied slightly the previously an O'Rielly 3, Walker 1. Baiei on balli: taken on that proposal, playe several years with Pontiac. David 0, O'Rielly 8. ing the bill out. nounced national television pro- Umplrei: Oakley, Kukulskl. "With the development of high- But Fliers Capture Crown representatives called for gram for 1964-65 and gave Presi ly organized athletics, both pro- meeting with the owners just be dent Walter Kennedy a new four MIDDLETOWN WOMKN'S MIDDLETOWN — Middletown title winners. ...shockin, stop Ted Beekmen threw the bal fore the All-Star game Jan. 1 fessional and collegiate, gambling year contract at an increased Allddletotrn LMIPS Ti&Boro Loop Township High's"1 flefending Shore --••"resulf• -ove7Jiir' "" and delayed the start of the ll interests have become Increasing- into right field attempting to salary.' " W Lut Week's Results ly involved." Conference A Division champions At Middletown, the Lions usei put out Johnson at second on game 15 minutes before they Team IS __,. 5 defeated Neptune, 4-2, yesterday,, were appeased. , The regular NBA season will Kpana.-Mlcl. National BanK 3 Crewcuts 2, Duffy 1 The House amendments gave a four-hitter by sophomore right- John Furiato's grounder. Tefjm 4 _..„ „,._...... 4 but that wasn't the important hander Bart Lombard! (with help open Friday, Oct. 16 and will Te«m 7 ~...,..J..Z.A McCormlck 25, Balbach 22 additional scope of the bill to Johnson, a sophomore, opened The NBA plan, unlike the pen- Middletown Travel Agency „..! 3 game. conclude Sunday, March 21. The Pete's «, BacnttadU 5 spell out that point shaving—con from senior "Dixie" Abdella) to the two-run fourth with a triple. sion plans of baseball and foot Custom (JpholBtpry 3 television agreement with the Middletown Lanei .,.«..,....,,„..., 3 KeelM II, Party Bar 3 trolling a score within a certain Down in Brick Township, the knock off the Fliers. He held third . on Furiato's Team t2 ..,_ -..-,._ ..„. _. 3 ball, takes the form of a 30-year American Broadcasting Co. calls Flamingo S, Berkshire 4 margin—is specifically included. host Brick Township Green Dragi . Tha decision put Neptune ai "Texas League" single to right Lawley Agency _.„ M.._."2 endowment insurance policy for for the showing of 16 Sunday aft- Middletown Pro Shop 2 Belvedere IS, Hibernians IS Testimony in recent yeaiis \n- ons pulled a 5-1 surprise on 11-4 and Toms River and Mana- before scoring on Bill Kalkhof's each player to the amount of $2,- Team 8 2 squan tied for second at 8-6. ernoon games, including some Buck SmithSmith'ss \....to A DIVISION volving some basketball games Toms River High and handed single. Furlato stole third before 000 a year. The costs are to be 300 Cluk—RuthCk Blond 209, Evelyn W L showed some players made no at-Neptune the 1964 A Division Middletown is tied with Brick scoring on Lombardi's sacrifice post-season playoff*, from Jan. Walker 200, Barbara Harm 205, Bernlce Lockwood 200. Crewcuts .._-...._ _... 4 tempt to influence the outcome rown. Township and Red Bank for fifth fly to right. 3 through April 18. ABC also Ncnlune (!) Mlddlrlown (4) has an option to televise some Duffy's 3 of basketball games, but did con- Neptune entered the game place on a 7-8 league record. Middletown's run in the sixth •Ii rh n»y,2b ah> r0h 0 Capalho.2l> JOB playoff games not scheduled In Belvedere _—.. __ S spire to control the point spread needing one victory to clinch the Middletown scored one run in came on sophomore Kalkhof's Ek 3 0 0 Baslle.lt 3 0 (I home run to right field after one W.B'kman.M 3 0 0 Abtlelln.lb-p 1 0 0 his schedule. Hibernians I between the winning and losing title. If that victory didn't come the second, two in the fourth and 3 I) 1Lacy.c 3 0 * MEMORIAL* Pete's Park Inn 1 teams. yesterday or In its final game, a single tally in the sixth for batter was retired. T, Eckert.rl 3 0 0 JJohnaon,ch ( 3 2 2 the pension program, if ac- !utl!lo,lb-l> 3 0 0 Furiato, r( •2 1 1 Bachitadts , 0 A common form of betting is to Toms River. Which started yes- the decision. Neptune, which is Neptune's fifth-Inning tally Martu»ctlll,3b 2 2 1Veth.rf cepted, will cover players who came on a two-out single by Rochelle..__ c_ 2_ 0 .1 Kalkhol.sa are on the active rosters of clubs * DAY * B DIVISION attempt to pick a winner or loser, terday's action in second place, struggling through the second DeSarno.p 110 0 Kucmy 10 0 on Feb. 2 each season, This date Oberatadt.lb 10 0 * Classic * Balbachs . 3 Ing games for a Neptune title. runs in the fifth and seventh walk and a single by Drew Wil- was set because Feb. 1 is the liamson. 24 2 4 *> t league deadline for cutting MeCormacks 3 In 1964, New York state re- The Fliers couldn't come up innings. Ncptun» 0 0 0 0 10 1—2 Berkshire ...._ 2 ceived $24,159,296 from harness with a decision over Middletown, Middletown opened the scoring The Fliers wrapped up their Ilililletown 0 10 2 0 1 x—4 squads and trading players. 50-Lap Feature Flamingo racing at Yonkers Raceway. The but lowly Brick Township, which scoring in the seventh when Mar- 3B—Johnson. HR—Kalkhof. Kennedy said many details . _.._._ 2 in the second when Frank John 1 Hits off: DpSarno 1 In 1, Cutlllo 4 In Dream Bar ...... _ . 1 city of Yonkers received $1,- entered the game with a 6-8 tuscelli singled, went to third on «, Lombariil 1 In *Vi. AMelln. 3 In 2'i itill had to be worked out, but son singled and came all the Struck out: TJeSarno 1, Cutlllo fl. Lorn Keelani 1 960,934. record, turned the Fliers into way around to score when short Rochelle's single and scored on hanll 10, Abdelta 4. Rases on balls in effect it would give a player Pat Day's sacrifice fly to cen- Definrno 1, Cutlllo 3, Lombard! 2, who remains in the league and AMella *. ter field. Umpired: Carhart, Phlppn. is covered by the plan for 10 ears a payment of $20,000 plus accrued benefits. 20-LAP NOVICE RACI Bill Hartack Says Critics Are He said discussions. with Tom 7-THRILLING EVENTS Helnsohn of the Boston Celtics. Benefit Gymkhana th fineIt resident of the NBA players as- CBB » driven and HOLMDEL — A gymkhana Talk, Cathy Weldon; 3. Schaefer, sociation, indicated such a plan ••• fasteit can around on games on horseback) program Holly Flynn; A. Barnegat Bay, would be acceptable to the play- Wall Stadium's hlqn-bank«d, Wrong—Doesn't Insult People for the benefit of the Shriners Karen Leftwich. rs. The voting by players will om-thlrd mile macadam spctd- way. Th« firit extra diitaiK* Crippled Children's Hospital of Class 7, knockdown-and-out — ake place at training camps in •vtnt of th» ytar, a 50-lopoer First of • three-part series he said. "But no matter what in the $125,000 added Belmont three since Citation and Eddie Ar- 'hiladelphia was held at Tricorne 1. Manor Boy; 2. Barnegat Bay, leptemiber. that'll makt It a MIMORABLE they write about me, nobody Stakes June 6. Farm here Sunday. 3. Tarbaby, \ Mary Sanfordj 4. On television, Kennedy said By JOE REICWLER caro in 1948. Only seven others Memorial Day far YOU! can question my honesty or No horse or rider has swept the have since 1S75. Debra Eocke of Lihcroft rode Rommel, Evelynri McGuinness. hat clubs will be free to set up Associated Press Sports Writer doubt my loyalty to the people her pony, Manor Boy, to victory Class 8, Parent and child lead- •egional programs of their home WALL STADIUM NEW YORK (AP) - "They say I work for. in two of the show's top event?, line — 1. Mrs. James T. Left- >ames, as in the past, but the "I do everything I can to be :he knockdown-and-out jumping wich, 3d, and Sandy Leftwich; 2. eague felt that more than the Rt, 34, Btlmar, N. J. I've got a chip on my shoulder," 681-1873 the little guy said defiantly. honest and I try to win every competition and the break-your- William and Mary Sandford; 3. ince-a-week national television race. No owner or trainer can gait-and-out contest for the Charles and Sally Blair; 4. John wuld be over-saturation. "They are right. They say I am and Missy Boland. hard to get along with. They are honestly say I didn't give him Sparky Memorial Trophy! The partly,right. They say I insult my best effort or try to get the areback jumping event was won Class 9, circle game — 1. Beth people. They are dead wrong." most out of a horse they gave by Fine 'n' Dandy and owner- Brenton, 2. Caroll Dey, 3. Steven Nankervis, A. Irene Whelan. BUI Hartack sat on the edge of ne." ider Miss Charity Wilson of his long black couch, his dark, No jockey has a more insa- Holmdel Township. Class 10, pair class — 1. Karen good-looking features petulant, tiable appetite for bringing Miss Barbara Barrand of Upper and Anne Leftwich, 2. Chris home winners. So engrossed Saddle River was judge, and Mr.Yorke and Kate Hanson, 3. Con- his small black eyes looking the nie Forrest and Barbara Kelly, listener straight In the eye. does this 113-pound bundle of and Mrs. Earl Wilson of Hoimdel "They say I'm uncooperative, energy become in his work that 'ownship were ringmasters. 4. Mary Sandford and Kathy Eis- sarcastic, and arrogant," contin- he occasionally becomes short- Mark D. McClaln of Middletown ner. , ued the nation's boldest and most tempered with people who ap- was announcer. Clnss 11. walking race — 1. controversial Jockey In the horse proach him before a race, or Parking fees and donations of Sandy Leftwich, Beth Brenton, sn after it. He has been spectators, totaling $78, will go 3. Patty Weisgarber, 4. Debbie racing business. "They — and Bennett. I'm talking about the writers, at known to go into black fits of lo the Shriners circus fund. The least a lot of 'em — think it's melancholy when he loses. amount will send 15S children to Class 12, musical chairs — 1. '{ "I want to win so badly that the circus. The committee will Connie Forrest, 2. Monica Lee, • writing to criticize. 3. Holly Flynn, 4. Barbara Kelly. I don't mind professional crit- anything or anybody who takes :lear about $175 from entry fees icism, such as when a guy my mind off winning bothers or the children's hospital, Mrs. writes, 'Hartack rode a lousy me," Hartack explained. "I 'eggy Savarese of Tricorne Farm race.' But I do mind personal don't like to be bothered when eported. criticism, particularly when it's I'm working and I tell them so. Summary: _ LADIES DAY a lie, like the one about me in-They dislike me for it. I tell Class 1, grooming — 1. Sharen sulting people. them the truth and they regard eant, 2. Janet Egcland, 3. Debra "It Is Just this kind of unjust it as an insult." ./icke, A. Dana Brennan. * Con do BO much —• BO criticism I have been fighting Although Hartack has made Class 2, bareback jumping — •K safely. The ftberplaaan d and will continue to fight as long few friends and influenced fewer Fine V Dandy, Charity Wil- Wl i { fonm plastic BOSTON ion; 2. Manor Boy; Debra as I'm In the business. It is this people, even his severest critics 9*— •*?, " ?T |* WHALER Is brat for kind of unfair reporting that puts have to admit that the battling :.ocke; 1 Cricket, Cathy F.lsner; SII0W!"« j* all yovifbontinR actlvi- the chip on my shoulder and bantamweight is just nbotit the I. Rommel, Jill Chamberlain. |* tle.i, I'rovo it to your- makes me hard to get along best there is today in the art of Class H, ride-a-buck — Tin j* self with 1 trial ride. With." horseracing. or first, Connie Forrest and Hartack makes these state- At 31, and in his 12th year of Pennsylvania WHY DOES HARTACK HAVE A CHIP ON HIS Robert F.isncr. same intensity, the same con- coal miner has driven home more SHOULDER? — Jockey Bill Hartack, pictured after he Clnss 4, spoon and potato raco centration, the same solf-assur- than 3.3O0 winners. Only ageless rodo Northorn Dancor to victory in the Kentucky Derby, - I. Cathy Wolrton, 2. Sun Trot- GEORGE BLAIR'S Johnny Lonpden nnd Willie ance that he takes to the start- r, ,1. Cathy liisner, 4. Shuion ing gate. He talks rapidly, tin- Shoemaker, among the active sayi that "I want to win so badly that anything or any- (willingly. He knows exactly jockeys, have booted home more Hornn. BOAT, SKI AND SCOOTER CENTER gy body who takoi my mind off winning bothori mo." r Class ,>, bag rare — 1. Dnnny what he wants to say nnd docs winners. Harrack, 31, who said he is called unco-operative, lar- 75 WHITE ST. not Intend to bo swayed from Having won both the Kentucky Nankcrvis. 2. Judy KiiiK, 1 I.ynn iDerbI y nnrl Prcakness aboard the caitic and arrogant by writeri, explained h» do»s not 'Vandcrvonrt, A Marilyn Cirnor I "I have the simc f * RED BANK, NEW JERSEY ''A"' lot of writers hnvr tried Ciin.idinn-brr-d Northern Danerr mind" professional criticism, but doos mind por'sonal f l;|lA ''• sl)(lll;'^ Momon.il trouble cctting inn' * this vrar. Hartark after tho Op«n Wednetday and Friday Evening! to push me into «h« dirt because criticism 1 1 don't tui;n the other cheek," third jewel of the Triple Crown - • IAP Wirophoto) rir'^y"'^^!^ Locke;l.'ll^'yi take JbtS bath!" " ° }t ********* ******* **** ******* **********•*-******.*• V DAVID W. RUSSELL PRESIDENT RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO.

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Green Acres Mobile Home raller. I3O0. 717-0346. • Marine Bl-'lf , LoCUit St.. K**ypoft. Reasonable rates. Circle Trailer Court, Hwy. 3) 542-2114 Eatontown Large Selection Sales. West Farms Rd,. half mile west SUPER SAILFISH — Reflnlshed. Ready 'ROOL'tJTIUN WORKERS — Openinli L*i/1]nf Nationwide firm a»eks special- Hwy. 35, E&tMit™n. 542-O820. at Rt. 9, Freehold. 462-2JS35. o go. Championship boat. Winner ol m energetic women to work "n pro-ists in the field of Financial planning. AND D59 FIAT — Four-door, excellent con- uc'tion line tn manufacturing plant A FuU Rangfl of financial iervicei and LiUbn. 30 miles to a gallon. Whltewalls, 31BRALTAR (Colonial) 10x55. Two Jor Regattas. Price |200. Call aftlr KANTOR FORD 747-13.12. n Freehold area. Air conditioned plant «. compleu training program will pre- AUTOMOTIVE me owner. 1375. 787-6310. rears old. i/1th exceilent working condition*. >a.re you for top Income opportunity — O SETTLE ESTATE — Real cream CoMngwood Circle-Rt. 34-Farmlngdale .4' BARBOUR — IMS Evlnrude 35 Steady work with good pay und bene- 10 limit to earning capacity. For confi- SELECTED AUTOS & TRUCKS put!. 1958 Cadillac Fleetwood. I1.S00. Opposite 8hore Drive-In Theater h.p. engine, good for skiing or cruising Iti. Must be willing to work routing ientiil Interview call 741-2915 Tuesday fell 222-8000 ask for Mlsl Moser. or BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Eiceller* condition. 1425. CaH 741-54M. !h!fts. Apply Employment Office. Min- >r Wednesday, 6-0:30 p.m. ivenlngs, call 229-2652. 1954 BUICK — Btanderd shllt, 36,000 lesota Mining & Manufacturing Co., ISM FORD CONVERTIBLE — Ford-O- miles, excellent condition. Call 747-5153 14' BOAT - With duck board. Sturdy. 225 Wlllowbrook Rtl.. Freehold. "An Atj'TO MECHANIC — Experienced for- Matlc power steering, rad«o, heater. after 5 p.m. MO. Call alter 5. eign and domestic cart. Must hava own $375. 671-3062. THIS WEEK ONLY McCULLOCH OUTBOARD MOTORB - 741-7211 equal opportunity employer." tooli, fcnod pay. MONMOUTH MOTORS, WHITE 1961 FIAT convertible, rebuilt Sales and service, Alao service and KEYPUNCH OPERATOR— Previous ex- Eatontown. M2-2414. 1859 MERCURY STATION WAGON - parts for BOOTT-McCULLOCH. SCOTT- BLUE JAY 1508 — Completely rigged. RADIO, HEATER. POWER STEER- engine, 1200 Spider, *9O0. Call 741-4333 perience essential. Apply Personnel De- "OK." AUTOS & TRUCKS after 6 p.m. .TWATER. We service and repair all prepared for season; trailer optional. partment, Lily Tulip Corp. Rt. ;15. PART-TIM E WRITE R — Bayshors NO, CLEAN. LOW MILEAGE. BEST lakes of outboards. JACOBS HARD- 142.9114 or 443.3S35. area, must have experience, must typ*. FFER OVER I65O. 8(2-0668. ilolmdel. An equal opportunity «mi>loy- 647 DESOTO — Good condition. Pour- WARE CO., Bergen PI. and 8hr«ws- 0' STURDY BOAT — 178. Call artlr ienl autamohile. Late night worlt, 8 963 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Pow- ury Ave., Red Bank. 747-3854. >.m. to 1 a.m. Commuters do not toor sedan, automatic, radio heater. p.m. INSPECTOR — Opi-nlng In quality COT- .pply. Call O7!-2£1O y a.m. to 8 p.m. :r steering, brakes. Black. 160. After 6. 8(2-0887. 22' CANADIAN BUILD — Speed boat. 291-9334 566-0784. trol laboratory of manufacturing plant Walk around cockpit. 135 gray, all ma-18' 6 PLYWOOD BOAT — One year In Krerhold area. Must be high school DUMP TTU.'CK DRIVER — And heavy 1957 FORD — Oood oonditlon. For hogany, aacrince. 1575. Call 642-1821 equipment operators, experienced. Call USED 1963 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE — Information call 671-2412. alter S p.m. ild. Evfnrude motor, 15 h.p. All over- graduate ami willing to work rotating 775-1236. White, 327 cu. in., 250 ti.p., tour speed, S72-1781. .956 OLD TOWN 16' outboard, 1962 lauleil. ready to go. Call B72-1607 or shifts. Steady, Interesting work with standard transmission. Immaculate. 787- iO h.p. all elRctrlc Evinrude, fully can be seen at T. Gordon, 21 Locust cnnrl salary and benefits. Call 462-6600 EXPERIENCED FINISH FRESHER '686. :962 VOLKSWAGEN — SEDAN — MX-iqulpped. 291-1661). St.. Highlands. t Interview. WANTED—Steady Job, year round. Ex- :ellent condition. Radio, heater roof lent pay. Family man preferred. USED CARS 960 DESOTO — Four-door sedan, :arrler. Call 747-S540. 28' CUSTOM HARDTOP — 8V1H, 215W0ODPU88Y — Sailboat. Completely OPENING FOR HEUABLE PERSON— .adlo, heater, power steering and pow- ftberglaa Including decks. New mast CHEVY'S DRIVE IN CLEANERS, o-ray. 10 hours' use. M.300. in accounting departmtnt, iom« tx- Bride* Ave. and River Bt.. Red Bank. r braises. 36,000 miles. Excellent con- FORD — 1956, V-8 ranch wagon. Quick 30' TWIN SCREW—Hard chined cruis- nd stainlens rlggin?. Ready for sati- lerience preferred. Five-day week. Full CARS lltlon. U.OOO. 842-3189. itarter. Good running condition. Radio, 747-1871. ARE SHARP er. $2,800. 747-5549. ng. (450. Call 842-1583. company benefit!. Writs "A.V." Box le&ter, automatic transmission. Bnow 511, Red Bank. PAINTER WANTED — Call 284-7787 JDSEL STATION WAGON - 1958. a Ires, heavy duty rear sprlnga, J150. MARINE SUPPLIES • Onu year warranty ;y!inder, automatic, power steering and after 542-2294. Everything for the Boatman. New Jer- EWING MACHINE OPERATORS — 6 p.m. —and to art brakes, radio, on* owner. Immaculate. sey's largest marine supply house. BUSINESS NOTICES JxperlencM or willing to'learn. Bridge Call 532-1723. 1AMBLER — 1M1. Four-door Ameri- Xvlnrude Bales and Service Sports Wear, 34T Brldf• Ave,, RedTACKLE SHOP — Weekend!. Man over • Low bank rates can itatloo wagon. Ona owner. Auto- our pencil*. I Plat Sales Service THE BOATMAN'S SHOP TIRED OF WAITING? Bank. ' 21. Bandy Hook Bay Marina, Highlands. matic transmission, power steering, ra. For a painter CAH » to i, 872-1450. LE VINE-WEBB die heater, air conditioned. 1873 after 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank MOTHER'S HELPER — Live In. Oen Hwy. 31 542-1020 Eatontown Open Sundays and Holidays 8 am-1 pra Dial 787-7314 • Minimum down pmt. come in 8:30 call 842-J7U. H. Vic Fox — Port Monmouth eral housekeeping, aaslst with care of FORD QALAXIE — Stick, radio, CARRY CRAFT AND SAVAOE BOAT ihildrcn. Recent references. Dial 741 FLEXIBLE HOURS "63 CHEVY and l*t ut 1960 CADILLAC COUPE — Black, lull TRAILERS — 166 West Front St, LAWN MOWERS — And aawi sharp- 1224. WORK BY APPOINTMENT ONLT leater, very good condition. Call 67X- rawer, excellent conaitlon. J2.185. Call ened and repaired- Fni pickup. 291- Bltcnyne, 317 V4 Automatic S855. Keyport. 264-0430. ORDER CLERK—Mu« be accurate rull or part time, rt&ya or evealnKS. figure) you 747-0300. 2437. Pr«»«ntlng tins table appointments, »S0- 932 FORD — Two-door sedan, V-8 YACHT INSURANCE with figures, ability to type helpful, ex- (1295 FULL PRICE U57 PLYMOUTH — Radio, healer, ODD JOBS — Cleaning cellars, attics, cellent fringe benefits. Apply ATCO 179 weekfy caliber, use ot car necei- Engine, roll and pleat Interior. Best of- Harold Kofoed, IM West Front St., sary. Excellent training. Call 7>M338. ler over (450. 747-4337. standard transmission, C00. Call 787- Keyport. 884-0430. yards, etc Haul tug ana trucking. Rea- CERAMICS. Hwy. 39, Keyport. zoos. sonable. BAD Truoklng. Call 264-70S4 SUPERVISOR — For lsadsc»{* con- •63 CHEVY II IW3 CHEVROLET IMPALA CON- iS 1B57 DOUBLE PLANKED TROJAN WOMAN — 25-50. To manags lunch 963 CHEVROLET or 364-7G3O. counter In variety store. Experienced struction. Frederick's LanOicapim. Caul Nova, 4-dr.i Automatic /_-—«**^^ VERTIBLE — 327 stick with poll true- CABIN CRUISER - Fluah decked cock- a.m. weekdays 787-0032. ^ Ion, U.OO0 mites. Mult sew, $2,(95 or • 471-0781 pit. Four sleeper. Completely equipped, COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE— in homestyla cooklnf. Will Uach our $43 PER MONTH »st otter. Phone 291-1029 after 7 p.m. alter 6 p.m. reasonably priced. Charles H. Jaeger, Dally, weekly, monthly. Free estl system. Good salary, bonus plan, MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — Three 297' Seeley Ave., Keanstmrg. Kl-9318, matei, reasonable rates. 741-0348. company benefits etc. Periodic advance- y«ari* experience minimum. * sxpert- CONVERTIBLK — 1968 eight oyllnder 1961- MBRCURY — Nine passenger Col ments. Apply Ntlsner Bros. Inc.. Mld- ony Park station wagon. Good oondl alter _7 p. m, evenlnga. SUPERIOR — CONCRETE WORK. enced In machinery repair, new equip- •63 RAMBLER SEDAN Ford. Automatic, radio and power dletown Shopping' Center ment Installation and electrical welding. steering. New roof, generator and bat-tlon. Reasonable. 741-9569. TUNA ROD AND REEL, and lying Oellars. sidewalks, patios, alt flat work, Automatic, Power Steering a GREAT DEAL! Sallstaotlon guaranteed. Amailng esti- SALESGIRL — Part-time, evening! and Excellent [rtnge benefits. Apply ATCO tery. Reasonably priced. 671*9606. CHEVROLET - Two-door. Auto- gair. 'Like new. For quick sale. 774- CERAMICS, Hwy. », Keyport. matic, radio and heater, very clean, 3878. mate . Pree! C. Blanton. 741-1433. Saturday. Inquire LIttraans Jewelers, $40 PER MONTH 1963 CORVAIR — Two-door,, red, auto- must sell. 741-553S. »»••». Monmouth Shopping Center, Kalontown. 'ART-TIME — Service station attend- matic, .plus aecessorles, excellent con- PI8EROLAS — Resin, cloth, tape, etc. •REE TIUliMINO — Septio tank work, CADILLACS cement work, cellar cleaning. VOU CAM HELP the family budget ant, nights. Apply In person. OCDAN- dition. §l,70O. 741-S046. TRANSPORTATION BPECIALS Marprox-lakertll), sealer too, DOO, 1,000. PORT BHELL (STATION, Oceanport '63 CORVAIR 1957 Ford Wagon 1398 Also marine ^finishes, -bottom paint, 229-4330 Three, or four hours a day will bring ENGLISH FORD — 1959. Very clean. brass screws, bronze nails etc, JACOBt you ft profitable Income. Write Avon Ave., and Main. St., Oceanport. 2-door, stick shift $688 to Radio, heater,' and BIX TIREB. Excel- L956 Ford Sedan 1148 ROOFING AND GENERAL CONTRACT- 1955 Mercury $148 HARDWARE CO., Shrewsbury Ave. andINO — Small company, free esti- >roducu Inc., Manager. Mri. Margaret 'LUMBERS — Experienced only need lent gas mileage. Only S125. Call after 11)67 Renault $198 Bergen PI.. Red Bank, 747-36M. Oulotla, P. o. Box ISO. R«d Bank or apply. 5M-2239 or MS-9S47. Hackman $36 PER MONTH $3885 p.m., 5M-188O. mates. 787-0326 daytime, 787-1592 evi call 7U-4343. (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperla ROWBOAT — 12' plywood. Oood condl nlngs, Bro». Ask for Dick or Ronnie. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE — Dealer). •63 CHEVY II tlon, newly painted; with 1963 BVi h.pLANDSCAP. E GARDENING — Shrubs SALESGIRL — Permanent position lull CARPENTER'S. HELPER — Must be •a Sudan DeVllle, Air Conditioned Factory maintained. *1,295 or best ot- Evinrude. Call after' 6. 747-0007. time, for general selling, experience experienced, »TW per hour. Phone ter. 291-2473. Maurice Schwartz & Sons sod, evergreens, maintenance and de-preferred, but not necessary. Apply In ;Super Sport Coupe, tllck shift '42 Sedan DeVMIt 25 H.P. SEA KINO OUTBOARD MO- sign, free estimate. 7874866. 741-SOW:- 'j •« Sedan DiVlllt 1957 PONTIAC — Btar chief convert 141 W. Front Red Bank 747-0787 leraon to Mr. Plniley, at KIBUN'S, $41 PER MONTH TOR — Excellent condition. (120. Call MOWERS — Hand, power, riding, front St., Red Bank. MEOHAKIC. — Experienced, for '63 Convertible Ible. dood condition. Call 19(2 PLYMOUTH — Four-door V8, 741-0399. Chevrolet Agency, all benefits. Apply •a Hardtop Stdon, Mr Conditioned 747-0OO8 rotary, reel, etc. Bervlced and repaired, EXPERIENCED PAYROLL CLERK - automatic, radio and heater. White 1952 • 17' M.F.G, BOAT and trailer, McCulloch Chain Saws-Sales and serv- TRBNER.Y BROS., Keansburg. '63 FORD GALAXIE 500 •62 Coup* DeVllle walls. U.279. 747-5M9, Apply between I and to a.m. BRIDGE 1B61 FALCON — Four-door, low mile- 40 h,p. XlectromaMc Johnson, fully ice. Call 747-3854 tree pickup and de-SPORTSWEAR, 247 Bridge Ave., RedRBTIRBD OR SEMI-RETIRED - To Moor Hardtop, V-J. automatic '«] Hardtop Sedan age, excellent condition, best offer, livery. JACOBS HARDWARE CO., •41 Fleetvrood Air Conditioned 1956 DESOTO — Four-door ledan, ra- equipped, Navy top,side and alt cur- Bank. work dayi on landscaping. Can tlter ^41-9124. tains, A-l condition. Call 787-9505. Shrewsbury Ave.. and Bergen PI., Rei «M 2«4!B2S •61 Convertible dio, heater, power steering, brakes, Bank,, TYPI8T-OENERAL SECRETARY $50 PER MONTH —J DODOB — V-8, tour door Coronet KOOd tires, slip covers, good condl ONE SID GRAFT — 10 h.p. Hurricane •60 Coup* DeVllli, Air Conditioned tlon. *2O0. Call 747-5736. Experienced on IBM executive type- SUPERVISOR — Working knowledge of '60 Coupe, Air Conditioned Power steering and automatic trans- motor with Quick Silver. 18' Zobel OROWINO PAttTS? Call Bver Orei_ writer. Alao experienced or wlUIfuT to electronics wiring, soldering and me- '63 MONZA COUPE •60 Hardtop Sedan mission. Beat otter. (71-5367. iHRYSLBR NBW YORKER — 1953skiff. . In water. Call 223-2J35 between Landscaping.' All phases ot landscaping learn varl-typlnf. OrapMo art* back- chanical assembly required, from. S2 Automatic, sharp '59 Hardtop Sedan 1962 FORD OALAXHB — V-8, standard Cinnamon. 37,000 miles. Owner de- 5 and S p.m. inclodlng maintenance. Weekly, month- ground desirable. Apply or phone T<1- per hour. Apply Aerologlcal Research ceased. Best otter. Radio and heater, ly or: season, y. IntermeialL 7B7-081S W43. , ORAPHKV ARTS, OBNTEB, M nc, 35 Third Ave., lone Branch. '51 Flestwood, Air Conditioned shift, power steering, low mileage. 18' THOMPSON - 50 h.p. Evinrude, or 787-3240. $43 PER MONTH •57 Coupe DeVllle Clean. S1493. 787-6704! trailer hitch, 872-1841. CALL White St., Red'fisi*: ' ' '57 Hardtop Sedan 222-8339. LANDSCAPINO — Grading and seed. BXPBRUjNCED'WAmtEasns — Over OPENING NEW TERRITORY 1953 BUIOK — Very good condition. 1957 FORD — Falrlane 500. V-8 auto- Ing lawns; gardens, aoresge plowed: 63. PONTIAC CATALINA '57 Coupe Very rsasonable. Renewed clutch, matic, radio and heater. Call artei 16' SEA SKIFF — Excellent ski boat, 21, Full or part time. Call between Bale* counsellor with opportunity lor •Si coupe a. 747-1573. lots cleaned; grass cutting; dry wells, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. only. 842M27. management In sixth largest corpora- Convertible, full powtr, like n«w brakes. Low mileage. 291-1947. needs minor repairs and paint. Bar drains Installed. 14 years' experience- gain. 747-0230. tion. Age 30-48, married, college pre- $59 PER MONTH 1957 MERCDRY — Nine-passenger d* 1959 TR 3 — Beautiful. New top, aldt Estimate given. HUNT BROS. 741-4732. MATURE CAPABLE WOMAN — For ferred, should be currently employed, '63 STING RAY luxe, hardtop, station wagon, all power, curtains, new shocks, tie rod! and ball 28' TILTON CABIN SKIFF — Fl. 741-8082. occasional babysitting, pre-ichool age children. Afternoons, evenings, and salaried contract. We will pay |7!w a OLDSMOBILES radio, heater. A Black Beauty. '1450, Joints. Willing to trade lor Volkswagen bridge, dual controls, rebuilt twin ENCLOSED PORCHES — Garages - month It you qualify, CaH daytime 147- 747-3088. convertible and J200. 741-5339. Chrysler engines. 1963 radio-phone, in- overnight. Local references. "A.7." COUPE room additions. Odd jobs, no job tooBox 511, Red Bank. 4fMS. Evenings 747-0131 or Kl 5-1024. $385 to 1963 VAUANT CONVERTIBLE — W(TRIUMPH SEDAN — 1959. Blue, white dependent 12V Leece-Nevine alterna- small. CHARLES HOWER CONTRAC- Fuel inlcctlen, poll-met., brakes tor, enclosed head, depth Rounder, TOR, 747-4273. EXPERIENCED tractor operators for •old this one new, It has automatl walls, good motor, excellent second car, HIOH SCHOOL OIRL — Part-time pro- landscaping work. Frederick's Land- lour spMd. transmission, power altering and power One owner, (150. 671-3947. cockpit canvass, three bunks, fish box, motional work, organising golf leagues $2oB8 searchlight, rod holders, adjustable out- RITE WAY CONSTRUCTION CO. —and parlies. Call JACKPOT QOLF, acaplng, call 8 a.m. weekdays 787-0022. PER top. It has almost four years left on 1958 CHEVROLET — Brookwood sta- rigger gear, {3,790, Call evenings 842- Bulldozer and operator for hire. Ex- $0750 the five-year Chrysler Corp. Guarantee. cellent top soil for sale. Call 671-2IW 747-4091, SATURDAY JOB — Handyman chores, MONTH See It today and enjoy the summer tion wagon. V-8 automatic, radio and 1052. mow lawns, clean pool, wash, windows, '87 '61 F-S5 Cutloss Convertible breezes. heater, power brakes and power steer- Muilo For All Occasions PILE CLERKS — Freehold areas. Part- etc. M1-001S after 6 p.m. Ing, 671-1272 alter 8 p.m. 10 ROWBOATS — $25 each. Stalder' time employment. Good possibility for '63 F-15 Station Wagon (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperl Boats, Rt. 39, Red Bank. Inquire al THE SCEPTRES advancement. SHOD SALESMAN — Part-time, ex- •63 91 Hardtop Sedan Dealer). 1851 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK— Riverside Motel, upstairs. Four plscs band DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES perienced preferred. FOOTCRAFT •63 Starllre Hardtop Coupe H ton. Call Call Bob Watson 812-2841 77 Broad Bt. 747.3359 Red Bank SHOES, 88 Broad St., Red Bank. •62 CHEVY WAGON '63 SSI Hardtop Coupe Maurice Schwartz & Som 747-3193 17' SAILBOAT — National one design, t fcyl., (tick shift good family boat with two sets 0 J«D ROOFINO — Sutlers and lead' RECEPTIONIST — Typist, filing, over BAOKHOE-TRACTOR OPERATOR — '63 SN Hardtop Sedon, Air Conditioned 141 W. Front Red Bank 747-078' 1957 SILVER HAWK — One famll. sails. Needs painting, $150. 747-1103, era. Free estimates, 10-year guarantee, '63 88 Hardtop Coupe 25. Insurance office, fulMlme. BUrt Steady work, year-round, fill in as car. Less than 49,000 mllei. Extras. 747-9742. Fair Haven, 160. Write ••A.T." Box 511, Red Bank. $43 PER MONTH '61 M 9-PatMnger Station Wagon $250 firm. 842-0957. SEA BRIGHT DORY — 19' Inboard. truck driver and as lumber yard man. '60 98 Hardtop Sedan AUTOS & TRUCKS Excellent condition. Call LAWN MOWING SERVICE — Call WOMAN EXPERIENCED — TO c*re Apply TEMPLE LUMBER CO., Carton 62 RAMBLER CLASSIC '59 >S Station Wagon 1964 MTJ8TANO — six cylinder auto 842-1333 DNA after 7:30 p.m. for older woman, steep in, light house- St., Rumion. •51 SN Hardtop Sedan matlo $2,600. Call after C, 741-1(93 keeping. Phone 747-2237 Wednesday aS 4-door, stick shift 2644519. JET 14 SAILBOAT — This racing boat '57 08 Hardtop Coupe Is In perfect condition. Man; extras. MANUFACTURING — Industrial en- nlng or anytime Thursday. DAVBNPORT $31 PER MONTH '57 SW Hardtop Sedon NOW THAT YOU nave smiled the With trailer. S950. 741-8027. ;lneering consultants. A service to re, PBX OPERATOR — For night shift, '56 M Hardtop Sedan ADS. "Hustle to Russell" to Inspect luce your manufacturing costs. Moder- WOODPUSSY — aood condition, bail 11-7 at answering service. Call and bur a top reconditioned Cadillac. ate fees. "B.M." Box 511, Red Bank. 741-4700 A Jersey Shore progressive placement •6? PONTIAC CATALINA Oldsmoblle or other make carl fittings, excellent sails. Asking 1350, organization. Choice career positions for Convertible, full power Phone 842-1520. 7-9:30 p.m. STENOORAPHY-TYPINO — Full time. qualified applicants, as Indicated by the OTHER MAKES 14' ROWBOAT AND OARS. EMPLOYMENT Borough of New Shrewsbury, Call lor partial Hating ol desirable positions. $58.82 PER MONTH MOBILE HOMES <30 LPPllc&tlon. 542-3400. $150 to $2788 747-035' HELP WANTED-FEMALE TECHNICAL POSITIONS LOCATION — Beautiful Brooks Id ••62 CORVAIR MONZA Court, Hazlet. Swimming pool for ten-16' SHELTER 8KIFF — 90 h.p. John- QUALIFIED PUBLIC HEALTH NUR8E HELP WANTED—MALE EDITORIAL COPYWRITER to 17.600 ants use. MAKE-Peerlees. Two bedson- , electric start. Can be seen al — Full-time, Rumaon and Fair Haven ' Automatic '63 MG Midget Convertible A»B Boat Bans, Rt. 36, Bilfora. 671' FIELD SERVICE ENQRB.-OSm- rooms, living room, kitchen, bath. area. References required, Call aftei puter to 17,500 '63 Auttln-Heoly Mark II Convertible AWNING-35xlO\ 25' screened patio. 2381 9 p.m. 872-1370. SALESMAN-DECORATOR $39 PER MONTH •63 Mercury Meteor Sport Coupe S-33 ENQR.-Organlo Chemistry to H,600 LOT-large, attractively landscaped. MOORING BUOY — Stainless itee HAIRDRESSER — Experienced only Leading home furnlBblnf itont has CHBMIST-Organlc to fl.SOO '63 Chry. N.Y. Hordlop Sedan, Air Cond. PRICE-t3,200 or 12,600 without awning. 110. Stanus Propeller 19x12, 110. A] opening for full time salt am an with ASSISTANT INDUSTRIAL •62 RAMBLER WAGON '62 Bulck Invlcto Convertible Steady Employment. Apply CONTESS. Adults only. 264-4/75. good condition, Call 747-2948. IVOR, Newman Springs Rd., ZJncrof decor&tlnf background for Freehold ENOR. to f7.000 Custom Moor '61 Electro 225 Convertible brajiah ajor§. Interview! by appoint- TECIINICIANS-Computer to S8.2O0 '57 Pantlac Station Wagon TWO-BEDROOM liberty trailer. ... PENOUIN SAILBOAT — A-l Cond NURSES AIDE — 3 to 11 P.m. Flvi menf only. Phfe* 462-ftJM. Mr. L. sell or rent, fully lurnlahid, reasonable. tlon, s.S. rigging. Ready to Mil, 1350, CHEM. TECKMCrtNS to J6.200 ' $3? PER MONTH '59 Chevy Bel Air 4-door Sedan 448-B547. days per week. Call mornings, 741- Treat. TEOHNICTANS-Electronlo to H.000 '51 Plymouth Station Wagon Call 741-2198 evening* or weekends, tm. SALES ENOR8.-Oomputer (3) Open V '57 Ford 3-door Ranch Wagon KOOS BROS. DRAFTBMEN-Electronlo Open •""*" 62 CHEVY II COUNTER GIRL — Over 18. Busy LATHS HANDS-Job Shop Open '57 Plymouth Station Wagon AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS looatlon, air conditioned. Banddy HoHoo Rt. 9 Freehold Moor, stick shift '54 Lincoln Hardtop Coupe Bay Marina Highlands, Call WIREMJBN-Compunr Assembly Open 872-1450. i to KENNDLMAN — For (mall animal $32 PER MONTH hospital. Must be,steady; hard worker. NON-TEOHNICAl. POfllTIONll YOUNG LADY — For Urht bookkeep- Five-day week. Csaw-SMJM between 1 "62 FORD FALCON Ing, pleasant working conditions, knowl- anil .9 p.m. for ipnjMtpefot. OFFICE MAKAQER to tl.MO edge of sewing helpful. Five day week. OARDENER-CARETAKBR — In Holm- ASSISTANT WAREHOUSE 4-door, stick shift JOSEPH KCEIH Mondays off and paid vacation. Inquire del area. Must be steady and reliable. MANAO-ER to 17.100 all day at 1(4 Broadway, Long Branch. Reference* required. Ca.U'Mt-4806 after ADMIN. ASSIBTANT-Fleld , $32 PER MONTH I'd Rather Fight Mr. Hlckman, manager. 6. p.m. •• • ' ' Service • • • • ' 17,500 BUYER-Electronlcs to »7,800 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Some of- ELECTRICIAN • MAINTENANCE — MANAOEMBNT CO.VSULTANT j^* CHEVY BEL AIR Than Lose a Sale! fice experience necessary. Immediate Minimum three years' experience In (Seourity) |7,000 •••••'•''• ' Wagon, wromatio CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE opening. 8»« Marlon Corcoran for mor electrical trouble shooting and n#w CLAIMS EXAMINER-Degree to 16,400 Information. equipment Installation. Excellent fringe DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICE! $47 PER MONTH "Anxious to Grow — Com* «• me at McFaddin benefits. Apply ATCO CERAMICS SALES POSITIONS 77 Broad St. 747-3395 Red Ban! Hwy. 30, Keyport. By Pleaslns You" '62, CHEVY IMPALA Cadillac • Oldimobile, 251 WAITRESSES — Experienced. Full RETAtL-Men's Clothing to H00 wk. time day and night shifts. WILSON DISTRICT MANAGER BALES/SERVICE-Educl- Moor, air condltleneO BROADWAY AT 4th AVE. Broadway at 4th Ave., Long DINER, Hwy 35, Keyport, Interviewi tlonal to I 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For Circulation Department of growing L0N5 BRANCH 222-1234 Branch. newspaper concern. Oood starting sala- RXTAIL-Ughting Fixtures to ! $47 PER MONTH TYPIST-CASHIER — Age 18 - 24. Good ry with opportunity for advancement. RETAIL-Palnt to I salary plus pleasant working conditions. Deliver to boys and storei on estab- LIFE INSURANCE •61 OLDS 88 WE PAY OFF BALANCE ON Flve-day work week. Must be resident lished route, and work with boys on of community, Personal Interview only efficiency. No experience necessary — FINANCIAL •door; full power YOUR PRESENT CAR AND Apply Kr. J, Mooney, Manager, Bell will train. Ability to associate with REFUND THE CASH TO YOU! Finance C, 77 Broad St., Red Bank. people essential. FIDUCIARY ACCOUNTANT to 18.500 $43 PER MONTH APPLY IN PERSON BRANCH AUDITORS to (8.500 HAIR DRESSER — TRAINEE (Collection)) 1X0 per mo. Thrsa-yesvrs experience. TBLLERS-Xxperlenced to tTO wk. '61 CHEVY BEL AIR 787-7089. RED BANK REGISTER 40 Broad St. 2-door sedan, stick shift APPLICATIONS — Being t»",;en foi Red Bank ALSO EXPERIENCED IN: full-time and part-time waitresses. Ap. BUS BOYS — Young married men RESUME WRITING $36 PER MONTH ply In person at J.lt. FIELDS, Person- over 21. Will train. Full or part time. APTITUDE TESTING nel Dept., Rt. 39. Hazlet. Call between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. only, EXECUTIVE SEARCH ' CAREER COUNSELING '61 CHEVY WAGON WOMAN - To clean every Friday li Nomad, air eon., full newer Fair Haven. References (lease. Ow EXPERIENCED BUTCHER — Apply Come In and visit one of our offices transportation. 747-5036. Immediately OARDELLA'B MARKET and talK with one of the placement $47 PER MONTH INC., Sea Bright. counselors. BARBER AUTOS & TRUCKS ily Curchln Barber Shop. Linden DAVBNPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES •61 CORVETTE -,ed Bank. 77 Broad St. 7(7-3345 Red Bank Convertible, automatic 3»3 George Bt. 643.8878 New Brunswick ON ALL TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER - Also $66.66 PER MONTH man to work In woods. Apply FOR- MEN WANTED — Experienced In fac- MAN BROS, lie Mlddleiex Rd., Slata. tory work. Apply In person, RALPH wan, between 4-5 p.m. FRIEDLAND 4 BROS. Inc., Locust •61 IMPERIAL St., Keyport. Hardtop, full power STUDENTS WITH CAR APPLICATIONS — Being taken tor Students with car and phone to work 'ull-tlme stock and warehouss work. $47 PER MONTH part time for Fuller Brush Company Knowledge of receiving and shipping evenings and Saturday morning. Aver- necessary. Apply In person J. Ml •61 CADILLAC age X3J to too per week, For Interview FIELDS, Personnel Dept:, Rt. 35, Haz- 1964 call HI 2-54S9, between « and 8 p.m. let. 4-door Hardtop only. PART-TIME-Evenlngs HO. Camera and $66.66 PER MONTH YOUNO MAN — To do auto glass work small appliance salesman. Write "A.E." and general glazing. Must be mechani- Box 611, Red Bank. '63 COMET $1895 cally Inclined. Apply ATLANTIC GLASS '61 CORVAIR MONZA MA MONEY '60 DODGE $ 795 CO.. 21 Maple Ave., Red Bank. S-22 Sedan, automatic fully equipped Fully equipped HELP WANTED-Male - Female Four-weed iW DOWN OUTBOARD MECHANIC — Experi- STUDEBAKERS! '60 PONTIAC $1195 enced. Permanent position. Excellent '62 FORD $1695 $33 PER MONTH opportunity Sandy Hook Bay Marina, STORE DETECTIVES C-alaxle Convertible, full power Automatic/ fully equipped Highlands. Call 9 to 4, 872-1450. '61 CHEVY WAGON Full and part-time. Sxp«rl«nca help- X 5 Yrs. To Pay MEN NEEDED FOR FACTORY ful but not essential. Will train. Join Braokwoad, 4-door '62 PONTIAC $1795 '60 CHEVROLET $1495 High school educatln desirable. Apply tha security department In progreative Irnpala, automatic, fully equipped In person INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORIES, department store chain. $34 PER MONTH Colollna Hardtop, lull power Line Rd.. Matawan. Apply to Mr. Fox •62 OLDSMOBILE $1895 CALL '60 CORVAIR $ 895 ^ Security Department •61 CHEVY IMPALA Sedan, fully equipped "81" Hordlop, full power NOW 741-5255 NOTICE! TWO GUYS Hardtop, loaded Rt. 36 and Twin Brooks Rd. For 15 MlnUfa Credit O.K. $33 PER MONTH •62 CHEVROLET $1795 '60 PLYMOUTH $ 595 We are now hiring MEN for FULL- iilddletown Bdvjd«r« Ssdan, automatic, Impola Hardtop, full power TIME JOBS and/or SUMMER JOBS. MALE AND FEMALE BUS DRIVERS— All Prices Listed Are The Full fully equipped No experience necessary, ages 19-39. Townahlp residents. Full and part-time. •61 PONTIAC TEMPEST '64 Lark Challenger 2-Door Sedan •62 DODGE $ 995 Prices!!! NO UPSIf and No Our FACTORY BRANCH is expanding Mlddletown Township Board c< Educa- Wagon, Auto., PS EXTRASIM '59 DODGE $ 495 and we need p«rgonnel for several de- tion. 671-1805. Loncer Sedan, fully equipped partment*. Automatic, fully equipped ULESPER8ON — For established real . $28 PER MONTH If you owe money on your present •atata firm. Member of Multiple Llst- '62 FORD $1695 car, trade your cor to ui and we •59 BUICK $ 995 CALL 741-4014 nj. Full-time. Liberal commissions. Ex- '60 CHEVY IMPALA Gataxle Hordlop, Fully Equipped will pa/ It off end you pocket the perienced preferred but not necessary. '45.95 difference. W< will trade up or down. In vie to Hardtop, full power Call A. Fred Maffeo Agency. 741-9333. Wagon, V-», Auto. SALARY $85 •62 FALCON $1195 '58 T-BIRD $1095 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST — For CPA $36 PER MONTH PER MONTH Futura Hordfop, Fully Equipped Over 50 cars In stock to choose office. Oeneral ledger, trial balance, DELIVERED from at all times. Our aim Is to ' Full power. payroll tax experience required. Auto- handle the finest car ttiat money BARBER WANTED — Steady Job, airmotive experience desirable but not '60 STUDEBAKER LARK conditioned modern shop. Good worklni required. Reply In own hand writing '62 CHEVROLET $1495 con buy and sell them at the low- conditions. Full Information In first let Radio and Heater Mon;a, oulomollc, lully equipped est possible prices. '57 DODGE $ 395 to "B.K." Box 511, Rod Bank. Lancer 4-dr. Hardtop, full power ter, all replies held In the strictest con- FULL PRICE $695 '61 OLDSMOBILE $1695 fidence. "A.II.," Box 511. RM Bank. FOUR TELEPHONE "88" Hardtop, lull power '59 LINCOLN $1395 MAN WANTED — Experience In all ATTENTION Premiere Hardtop, lull power lawn work. Drive truck, call 201-239: SALES PEOPLE '59 CHEVY BEL AIR evenings. Automatic Experienced preferred. Two full-time, '61 OLDSMOBILE $1895 SERVICEMEN MAN — Some experience In cement two part-time. Call Mr. reters at 747- "99" Convertible, full power '58 OLDSMOBILE $ 495 patching, llrlckcrjatlng or »a.ndbu»tlng. &754 $795 FULL PRICE Any Serviceman over the age of 21 488" Hardtop* full power Steady worlt. Call 284-0503. "61 PLYMOUTH $1195 can purchase a car of his or her commissions. Experience preferred. •59 CHEVROLET Choice with NO CASH DOWN" •59 PONTIAC $ 495 CARPENTERS HELPER Will assist inexperienced Irt obtain 4-dr. Station Wagon, fully equipped 5:30 p.m. license. Members Multiple Listing. A»k Impola, 4-door Star chief Hardtop, full power 2M-0O65 for Mr. Snydor. 671-259(1. $795 FULL PRICE '64 Lark Challenger 4-Door Sedan '61 OLDSMOBILE $1695 '61 PONTIAC $1195 BARB EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Tempest, 4-dr. Station Wagon, '56 MERCURY $ 295 ROUTE MEN •59 FORD C'TRY SEDAN "88" 4-dr. Station Wagon, full power Qualified Personnel Kor Quality Orders Fully equipped 4-dr., automatic, fully equlpt>*4 FULL AND PART-TIME. STEADY. 210 Broad I-ons Branch 222-174T FULL PRICE $795 YKAR ROUND WORK. NO LAY-OFFS '61 PONTIAC $1695 '60 VOLKS $ 795 '55 CHEVROLET $ 295 %m. CAR AND PHONE REQUIRED ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY. Catallna Hardtop, full powpr Every onier A •npllonnt nur specialty '59 HILLMAN MINX Fully equipped Bet Air Srdnn, lully equipped CALL 46MO74 BETWEEN 10-12 NOON 12 nro.iri Rt. Hoi nmt 717-3404 Four-door $ AND :)•« P.M. '47.23 HIM TAH OPERATOR Excellent c» FULL PRICE $395 '61 PLYMOUTH $ 895 '60 MERCURY $ 895 '56 CHEVROLET $ 395 reer opportunity. Experience esnentla SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Automatic, fully equipped Hardtop, lull power Bel Air, automatic, lully equipped Apply Personnel Iiepirlmem. L1L 1895 PER MONTH Tulip Corp., Rt. 35. Ilolmdel. An equl '58 CHEVY IMPALA work. '61 OLDSMOBILE $1695 '60 CHEVROLET $1095 opportunity employer 2-door Hardtop DELIVERED '57 STUDEBAKER $ 295 fill I Cutlass Hardtop, lully equipped nel Air, full power 7U-2M!>. Automatic, fully equipped TANK WAtinkr.K~^ AppiyTn person" $26.12 PER MONTH NAPI'i TRI.'CKINfl COW, Morrl.it WOMAN WISHES IKflNINr, to do at I'll . MM:iwan. hnme. fill •58 WILLYS PICK-UP HI'l.LlillZKR AMI TRtrck OPEIIA" — — -'" ' — - 4-Wheel drive with plow TDK Kxnerlenrnl Apply Bornurh , M'IIDIII, mill, I.V.. Wishes h.ihy-.ilt- New f;iir'u.-l,.iry »('.'-illin |!«•!• in nr FULL PRICE $995 KII'i'MKN An,| -lli.i., 71I-.-7H •57 PONTIAC WAGON BAILLY BROS. Ki|iivl

ATLANTI15? 8A .FIRS MC. TtoHIGHLAND ,AVENU 1 P. ME. S„ LOTS * ACREAGE 88—Wednesday, May 27,1%4 BED BANK REGISTElf FOR SALE PETS & LIVESTOCK COMEMEROAX RENTALS HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FO* SALE FOUR ACRES - WaUrtront pniwtr. RED BANK LUMBER BEAUTIFUL CHAMPION-glRID — FIVE ROOMS — Equipped tor dental LINCROFT — Split level, one ca •deal for boat basin. Keyport area. FOR SALE FOR SALE Dachshund puppies for pet and show. office. Choice location, Broad St., Trie 07.000. Call 2M-84M sjter i aw-MM. Btud service. 747-6S99. Red Bank. 741-1229, 741-1575. garage attached, large lot wall- SPECIALS to-wall carpet. 4'/j% interest, low OAKHUMT — Over on« lore top rea POODLES — Email miniatures, AKC, FOR RENT — For light manutacturiQj McGOWAN es Red Bank Lumber will be cloied Me three different locations, approxlmateli monthly payments. Close to St. idenIdentiat l area property, loutheaat cornemea* mortal Day (Lumber yard holiday]black, brown, sliver. Call 3,000, 6.000 and 7,000 sq. ft. 747-1100 LargeLargewoow d ATI. and Green Brier RRdd. Don't buy "CHEAP-NEW Shop now for the weekend. 264-7886 Leo's, Garden State Parkway. AGENCY 222-2546 x12 Ponderosa shelving 15c run, fl OFFICE — State Hwy. 35. Middletowtt Asking $20,000. x8*£ plaster board {1.60. Window, BLACK POODLEAKC registered, 1ft Next to Bell Finance. REALTORS complete frames and «ash (9.99 ea. 4iyears old, affectionate, loves children, 671-0277 BUSINESS PROPERTY when you can buy >xV standard hard board $1.59 ea,[75. Can be seen after 5 p.m. 47 HOLMDEL — Gorgeous view, ex- Many other cash and carry holiday Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Township. OFFICE SPACE specials. Stop in today. Corner Pear: treme privacy large variety ol VETS NO % DOWN SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — Ware- and Wall Sts.. Red Bank. Use ouiPACKR STUD — Standard bred, «ll Heat furnished, 111 redecorate to sull trees and shrubs, two bedrooms, NON VET $350 DOWN house, storage or light manufacturing. "GOOD USED" iir carriers. year old. Sire E.J. Hal: dam Linda your requirements. Best location, will light, airy and steam heated. 5,000 to Volo. Must sell due to Illness. 666-4322, sub-divide if necessary. See and com, living room, kitchen and large . Olde Shrewsbury ^ 7,600 sq. ft. Parking. Attracttv« terms. MEW FILTERETTE — Remove chlo- pare. 747-1100. screened porch. 14% acres. $60,- A.C. Samuels 457 Broadway long • 2 Piece Sleeper Suite with inner spring mattress FRENCH POODLE PUPS — Miniature Approximately $84 per month rine, fluorine from water. Only $995, BELFORD — Store or office for rent. 000. Branch. 774-6337. Eels & Co. 84 Pateraon St.. New Bruno, Priced reasonable. Call 6-8 p.m., 671 pays all. A cute two-bedroom • J Piece Colonial Bedroom Suite wick. 846-5388. Call after 6, 741-1153 home, living room, bright kitchen ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN ACSEAL POLNT SIAMESE KITTENS — HOLMDEL — Brick home located REAL ESTATE WANTED • S Piece Dinette Plus CORDION? If ao. . .1 have just the one Eight weeks old. (15 each. Weaned and LARGE ROAD STAND — Trading _ on seven acres rolling land well with dining area, full basement, box trained. Two left. 264-4345. family farm market. Located on Rt. • tables, lamps, rugs, cabinet, etc. for you. It'i 120 baas black beauty 1 34, Colts Neck. Reasonable rent. Mt- landscaped. Asking $50,000. enclosed rear porch offers possi- Do you want to excellent condition. 12 different ton 4865. changes, plus [our on the bail. I: bilities. Fenced rear yard. Low %2 Weekly has a built-in speaker to be usec REAL ESTATE FOR RENT PROFESSIONAL OFFICE DN REDHOLMDEL — For horses or chil- maintenance, low taxes. Excellent SELL RAPIDLY with an amplifier. I would like to get Bank Just off Broad St. Ample park- drens' day camp, located on 1350 for It but might consider a llttl APARTMENTS Ing 17 Leroy PI. 741-1093. 842-2110. investment. Ideal for couple or We're a dynamic fieal £sua< firm Take over unpaid balance of less. Please don't call me unless yoi beautiful landscaped property, alerted to today's highly coznpetiUve small family. Convenient area. market. Our thoroughly trained, ex- .re Interested. 74T-2964 after 7 p.m, EATONTOWN historical background 30 acres or $168 HOUSES FOR RENT Best terms to qualified buyer. perienced staff of gracious salt «*!lmg ONE HIGH BPKED DIRECT BLOWER COUNTRY CLUB will divide. $150,000. experts are prepared to help you. — Westlnghouse electric dryer, three SUMMER, KACINO SEASON and Price $10,900. List your proparty with May be purchased separately at years old. Excellent condition, $75. On APARTMENTS ft SWIM CLUB YEAR ROUND RENTALS. Ella Wilt- ia.tr aluminum with white enamel com- HOLMDEL — Professional build TINTON AVE. shire Agencyy,, Realtors. Opepnn seveseen PHILIP I. BOWERS & CO. bination storm doom, 2' 8"x6' 8", $75, days. 1480 O A S Biht ing or pleasant home Colonia 258 Newtnan Springs Rd. Real Estate For 70 Tears or best offer. One pair 15 light French Ocean Ave., Sea Bright FIELD FURNITURE 1 842-0004. style, immediate possession, tow 60 White Bt, Red Bunk 741-7200 doors, 2 8"a6'.8" $25, Call 842-0654. Swimming In your own private swim Red Bank 747-3000 clubuuiiiiii rightf oinn th jruuje sitT e own iJnvaJonly minutei •winis (95 to (17* Per Month taxes, three-car garage. Asking Warehouse Dept. OVER 1200 ~.JD right on the site , . . only minutes THE BERG AGENCY WE NEED ZOUR HOME away from ocean bathing, wh'u sandy Rt. 35 Mlddletown $24,500. 24 Hours 7 Days Our 12 salespeople have ellenu watting co]f>ri of paint. We can match any beaches, boating, fishing and Monmouth 871-1000 tor your listing. Ther need ranches, 7-U East Front Street color, even the new darker tones. Cook Shopping Center . . , one block from LITTLE SILVER POINT RD. split levels, two stories; SLISO investment and Dunn no drip paints cover better. AVAILABLE JULY 1 — Responsible STANLEY STILWELL —.thin walking' distance of «tpreis family wanted to rent unfurnished love- property. Call us lor a QIe West Gate of Port Monmoutn . , , WATERFRONT COLONIAL offices serving you. PROWN'S busts to Newark and New fork City. ly Immaculate Cape Cod, two-bedroom Real Etta-re Broker house with garage attached and finished Beautifully landscaped grounds, picture WALKER A WALKER FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7(00 • ALL—Electric kltcheps with GE basement. References and lease re- Inturance windows, large paneled den, three bed- range with hood. OB! refrigerator. OS Realtors >£SKS $16 up. FILES (12.00 up. tablei quired. Call 747-5872 after 5 p.m. Holmdel 946-8383 rooms, three baths, new kitchen, dock Shrewsbury oroct jtlddlstxnm Office For appointment 264-3021 • Mr. Paul chairs, adding machines, typewriters, AIR CONIHTIOOTNa. AtnSJs off-street H9.9O0. By appointment, owner 111 lighted parking areas. SHREWSBURY — Sycamore Ave. Un- 6059. 741-5212 471-3311 Open Thursdays and Fridays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. olllci equipment, etc. at bargain price*. furnished. Six rooms, two baths, large New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, 3^-ROOM APARTMENTS yard. Call 741-1220 or 741-1675. THIS PROUD ENGLJBH TUDOR is LISTINGS NEEDED! We hav» clients Rie. 35. Oakhurst 631-3990. (ONE-BEDROOM) GRACIOUS RIVERFRONT Other days 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1122 MONTH EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE for rent. Prlv lurrounded by a prestige neighborhood anxious to settle In this vicinity. Please SOFA—Colonial, quilted fabric. Twc ate swimming pool. Could be used at three bedrooms, formal dining room call us If your property is tor rent or and a living room with fireplace waiting loose pillows. 80" long, 31" high. Orefl 4%-ROOM APARTMENT two apartments. 741-9686 after 6 p.m. HOME sale. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Building, fabric. Patern, Lexington and Concord. to be used for fellowship with goo- Atlantic Highlands. 201-1717. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male FOR SALE Colors, beige oackground with most (TWO BEDROOMS) UNFURNISHED — Immediate occu friends. Asking (22,(00. pancy. Six-room Colonial, three bed Prime location near private UNOLB SAM BAYS *17;96(r> — But we WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom green and blue. A real buy at $300. |150 MONTH yacht and golf cluba, this HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT - Capable, 747-4062 after 3:1& p.m. or weekends. rooms, two tiled baths, basement, ga- have toi settle an estate and are MORE homes, furnished or unfurnished, from THINK rage, only (loo a month. Lease re- charming center hall Colonial THAN ANXIOUS to listen to offers. $120 to $175 per montb for Incoming ambitious, nature (no driver's license) FREE HEAT * HOT WATER home IB surrounded by beauti- win do odd Joba, lawn work, etc. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. quired. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG This three-bedroom home situated with executives. THE BERO AGENCY, Rt a-bout taking down the wood storm win, All makes new or used. Guaranteed AGENCY, Realtor, 655 Prospect Ave., fully landscaped grounds, ap- la two blocks from shopping and trans- 35 Mlddletown. tTl-lOOO. Pissed Senior and Boy Scout llfesaving daws, painting the screens and putting Low as $28. Serplco's, 101 Monmouta Renting Office on Premises. Little Silver. 741-4500. proximately lOOxSOO. Bulkheaded portation is waiting for your offer. tests. Available alter 1 p.m. until "iem up. Not much to look forward to. St. Next to theater. 747-O48B. DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Rout* with dock, live minute* from In- (•FHA Appraisal). DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS— Khool closes, weekends and for sum- It? Let us show you our BIO-M heavy 35 to Tin ton Axe., turn right on Tin* WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - let. 32' Cruiser optional. Fire- Being transferred? Bouse too amalir mer work. Call 747-0030 after 6 p.m. luty storm and screen combination ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE ton Ave., approximately 1.000 ft to Furnished and unfurnisned. Immedi- places In living and dining THOMPSON & BARTELL Mortgage payments too high? Don't RESPONSIBLE COLLEGE STUDENT ilumlnum window for ONLY $11.85 Country Club Apartments and Swim ate occupancy. SAMUEL TKICHJCR rooms. Jalousled porchea across wait, call us now we'll buv your home. — Wlsbes summer employment. Have fou'U save (3 to )S on this sturdy unit. Rent A Piano $12 per Month Club. AGENCY. Oceanport Avs.. Oceanport front and side of house. Modern Real Estate — Insurance MANELY ASSOCIATES. 671-0393. own transportation. 291-0001. 942-3500. kitchen with ample work areas; PROWN'S LONG BRANCH — Two-bedroom apart- paneled den w|th complete bar. 566-0400 WANTED — Two-bedroom ranch with KNABE, MA80N-HAMLIN, SOHMER, ment, (128, heat, hot water supplied. JHARMINO — Three-bedroom Colonial. cellar or utility room. Prlvata ownvx. PHOTOGRAPHER. - With dark room 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7800 CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT STECK, Excellent condition. Beautiful large Six bedrooms, three-car garage Rt. 34 Matawi facilities, full-time or part-time or piece 229-8673 or S42-08OO. -with electric doors and workshop $12,000 or $13,000. 925-1081. Cookman Ave. ft Main St. Asbury Pk. kitchen. Must see to appreciate. Avail- • separated. Formica, dinette set, five and screens mounted In wood frame rooms, June Id, (70, Three furnished yearly. Call all week after 6 p.m. IYE SPECIALIST — Due to sudden ilects. Call 542-4240. ' with, fitted Inside trim. 542*246. rooms, June IS. (60. Call 7B7-56M. CHANCERY bmHON death of Dr. Matthews, fuuy equipped 741-7770. FAIR HAVEN CONVENIENCB IN THB COUNTRY MONMODTH COUNTY office, Instruments and supplies immt- .'AN — Vive blade intake exhaust Come and see this Immaculate home Docket No. M5W-M UNPAINTED FURNITURE UNFURNISHED — June occupancy, Top schools, four-bedroom house, two which 1J loaded with extras, and is Ul available. Phone 741-O8S8. Vornado window or attic fan. Excel- LONG BRANCH seven rooms including three bedrooms CENTRAL CORPORATION OF SAV- lent condition. Call 671-9565. baUu, living room with fireplace, din- near to everything. Three bedrooms. INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, a MORNING NEWSPAPER ROUTE—6-7 Th« largest unpalnted furniture loft on plus \Vt baths, wall-to-wall carpeting. ing room, eat-In kitchen, lull basement. Hi baths, giant family room, scientific the Jersey Shore, gave 25% for cash 1165 per month, plus utilities. 15 Herit- New Jersey corporation, Plaintiff vs: a.m. Haxlet-Holmdel area. Net $125 per PICTURE FRAMING Matilda Garden TV room, two-car garage. Lovely yard. ilttrhen. No down for Veterans and ALAN C. BELL and SHIRLEY C. week. For sale or option. AU or part. and carry. RED BANK LUMBBR, age, Rd., Eatontown. (One block from 1850 down for Non-vets — or take ovei orner Peart and Wall Bt«., Red Bank. Bamberger's). Call 542-2499. 747-3429. BELL, his wife, Defendant! Phone 264-4871. >pen until 5 p.m. everyday and Satur- STRICTLY DISCOUNT PRICES! Apartments low Interest mortgage. Subject to VA By virtue of a writ of execution in Glass, mats, moulding for do-tt.your THREE-BEDROOM—Unfurnished split YOU WONT BELIEVE IT — You can and FHA approval. tl7,9O0 (below eval- the above stated action to me directed, AVAILABLE FOR LEASE — Gulf lay. All Ponderosa pine. sellers, any size, any shape. 468 SECOND AVE. have a four-bedroom, two bath ranch uation). WALKER 4 WALKER, Real- modern five volume service station. level, l',i baths, carpeting, wood burn- with a beautiful custom built swimming I shall expose for sale at public, van- Paid training. 264-3191 nlghli, weekends 3H0ICE HYBRID IRIS — See them ing fireplace, dishwasher, 52 Norman- ors, 2088 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. PHONE due, at the Court House In the Borough now, order for summer delivery. 741. LOU COOPER dy Court, Mlddletown. Vicinity Oak pool, 28' living room, separate dining 171-3311. Multiple Listings and Trade- of Freehold, County 0! Monmouth. New THREE-ROOM room, the most wonderful kitchen with In». Send lor catalog. Open 7 days. 483 Shrewsbury Ave. 747-IOT Hill, (185 per month, lease, 671-5589, eatlnc area, plua lull basement with Jersey on Monday the 1st day* of June, MORTGAGES STANDARD TYPEWRITER $40, Love If no answer call 671-1S38. 1964, at 2 o'clook, p. m. Prevailing BUFFET — China closet and four APARTMENTS tiled game room. That's not all"ANXIOU. S SELLER" — Modern four, Time. 'i neat Hldeabed, two pair slipcovers $40, chairs, limed oak, Also kitchen drop- SUMMER RENTAL — Waterfront, fur- Screened porch, walt-to-wall carpet In fear old split level in excelent condi- BANK RATES 10-plece walnut bedroom set $160. Two AU that tract or parcel of land, tst- leaf table and two chairs, (50. 291-1128. FREE HEAT, HOT WATER, AND AIRnished bungalow. Private beach, flsh- living room and dining room, washer, tion. Large living room, dining room, uate. lying and being in the Borough IMMEDIATE CA8B matched red chairs with slipcovers 175 CONDITIONING. Rental* from (100 Ing and swimming. Call 872-4136. dryer, and dishwasher. Only (22,000. paneled game room, fireplace. Three lit, kid, Srd Mortgage* pair, etudent desk $7.50 girl's 20" bike BEDROOM SET — Miscellaneous fur- month. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, >edrooms, IV, tiled baths, basement, of. New Shrewsbury, in the Oounty if Horn* Improvement Loans 10, live piece dinette set $20, other niture. Excellent condition. Call FOUR BEDROOMS — Two baths, oil Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sli- laundry, enclosed porch, attached ga-Monmouth In the State of New Jer- Debt Consolidation — Lowest Bates Items. 741-4042. 787-1830 hot water heat. Unfurnished, (130, ver. 741-4500. rage, close to high rating Fair Hiver Available July. Yearly lease. Seashore KINO known as Lot* No. 73 as 12,000 month J14.06 21" MAHOGANY CONSOLE TV — (30; Rental Agent On Premises •chool. Asking $27,700. RUSSELL M. 13,000 month $21.01 BEDROOM SUITE — Like new, $75. town. P. O. Box 1193. Red Bank. SHREWSBURY—Three-bedroom ranch, BORUS, Realtors, 600 River Rd. Fail shown on "Map of Property ot Benls- oveseat $76: single bed $10; barrel mahogany living room table, (15: mod Call 222 - 6756 mln A. Parker Estate, near Red Bank, 14,000 month 128.00 em lamps, (5. Call 2S4-0920. UNFURNISHED — Four-bedroom Cape dining room, living room with fire- la-ven. 747-4832. Member Multiple List. Jt.000 month $3S.U bade chair $5; refrigerator $20. May place, eat-In kitchen, new wall-to-wall Ing Service. N. J." dated Feb. «, 1910 by Oeorg. le sSen alter 6 at 144 Hamlltonian Cod with shade trees, references re- D. Cooper, C E. , PARKER MORTOAQE r., Applebrook Farm, Mlddletown. LEAKY 8PR1NGVIEW GARDENS quired. (140 per month, HAROLD LIN- carpeting, conveniently located, 747-1680 1U-4J4J FO 3-2601 xgs two-bedroom apartments, 283 5EMAHN. Brcfcer, Eatontown. 542-1103. HAZLET — Near Holmde), gray shin BEGINNING) at a point In the west- gutters can't do the home any good. MIDDLETOWN — Born red split level, rly side of Clinton Place, salt) point Our Bonded Persons! Rreptuentatlve $2.99 Spring St., Red Bank. 741-5672. Evenings 5424485. in good condition. Three bedrooms, [lea, yellow door, white dogwood • Coloi being distant 1200 feet-.south, of the Will Call At Tour Bone At Tour CaJl for tree estimate on genuine Je Cozy. Three, bedrooms, 1% baths, AXJOOA. WHITE ALUMINUM gutters. BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS _ large, living room, dining room, beautt- Uvlng-dlning, family rooms, garage, southerly side of Newman Springs Convenience. No Obligation. t very low price (or a quality gal- Branch Ave., Red Bank. New 3H ul recreation room, plus laundry room. Road, Uiencs (1) south I degrses 03 Ion of Latex wall paint. Try this Cook FURNISHED ROOMS Leaving dryer and some carpeting. patio plus awnings. gl8,8O0. 264-2558. JTR8T AND SECOND MORTOAOES and Dunn Latex white and you'll be PROWN'S room apartments newly decorated. Rent minutes west along •(he westerly Una AVAILABLE — Edwin 8. Stark, Real Includes air conditioning heat and {as. Huge trees in back; perfect for climb- of Clinton Place 71.62 fed to a point; amued. Also available la 1,200 colors 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 ROOM AND BOARD — For elderly ing and privacy. Owner, 671-2307. JIVE — BEDROOM COLONIAL — Estate and llortgagl ConiulUnt. 264- tor less than $4 gal. Free delivery. "iquire Superintendent. 747-2888. Vlth hot water heat Excellent neigh- thence (2) north 82 degrees 38 min- •420 , , lady. Next to bath. Welfare checks ac- (18,800. utes west 142.50 feet to a point; thence 1 WK BUl AND BELL anyuung and FIVE-ROOM DUPLEX — Available cepted. Also sleeping room. 774-8458. borhood, shade trees, and two-car ga- 3> north 7 degrees 03 minutes east PROWN S everything. Give to* Highest prloes. June 1. For appointment, call LITTLE SILVER — Five rooms, bath, rage. Also Included Is wall-to-wall car- 72.00 rc-t to a. point; thence (4) south Uall .William LeaFtuoltiue. Inc., Hwy. 741-4850 SINGLE — And double rooms. Fur- one car garage. Nlcs yard. Modern peting, uld dishwasher. Convenient t INSTRUCTION 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 K, Mlddletown 7U-331* Open - ev» nished GRENIER'B QUEST HOUSE, kltqhen. Call 74MO00. After 9:30 741- tlemjntary schools. Bus to Rumsoi 82 acre 8th day ot June, 1864. at 2 o'clock, ANYTHING OLD — Including furniture, Broad St. Free parking. 1SJ South Bt. GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE cal hot water baseboard heating »y>- otI , sunken living room, dining room ?. M. Prevailing Time. ELDORADO PHOTOGRAPHY. EQUIPMENT—Eight china, glass, etc. 741*7633. tern, central air conditioning, all In kitchenkitchei , three bedrooms, 214 baths, roc All the following tract or parcel ol 4x5 Grafmatic automatic film holders. 741-407] Realtor perfect condition, situated near For- reatlon room, patio, wall-to-wall car A steal at (15 each. 787-2181. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Unfur- restdale School. Now being offered at petlng, many extras. Price «2S,S00. Call and and the premises hereinafter par- UPRIGHT PIANO — In good condition, nished three-room apartment. Residen- Rt. 34 Colts Neck 123,900. THOMPSON AND BARTELL, 741-2155. ticularly described, situate, lying and APARTMENTS HALF PRICE SALE under (200. Call tial area. Foyer and walk-In closet, •NC. 74T-6600. being in the Borough of Fair Haven, 291-1B1S. separate entrance, all utilities, T.V. 462-3172 WO • BEimoTOt CO - OPERATIVE in the County of Monmouta and State AIR-CONDITIONED Ladles bathing suits area, combination storms and screens, STRATHMORE AT MATAWAN — Own Mlraig - J88.B0 pays all except sf New Jersey: Email, medium, large PIANO NEEDED — Will pay small parking. Available June 1. Call 291-0778. er transferred and forced to sell this BEOINNINa it a point at the north- All styles and sizes fee if necessary. Call after 5:39 842- ELEGANT MANSION — On over two four-bedroom, centrally air conditioned erly aide of River Road, said point acres. Fully landscaped, formal drive- RUMSON — Splc and span Colonial One-bedroom electrically heated and Thursday and Friday only 0953. Cape Cod. Two full tiled baths, formal being distant 037.32 feet measured KING JAMES APARTMENTS way. Orchard. Has everything from dining room, 20' living room, and a) oozing with charm. Top area. Shor along the northerly side of River Road air conditioned apartment! convenient THRIFT SHOP ULU FURNITURE - Antiques, china, butler's pantry to drawing room. Three modern GS appliances In kitchen make walk to parks, stores, schools, buses from the point of s»d northerly side glassware, art objects and Drlo-a-brao. bathrooms. Needs some work. Owner and river. Foyer, living room with to all transportation, shopping areas, Atlantic Highlands his home a steal at (18,900. THE ot River Road and the easterly side 70 Monmouth Bt. Red Bank Immediate cash for anything and every- must sell. Full price (17,500. KIRWAN CO., 787-550O. iroplace, dining room, modern kitchen of Hince Road; thence (1) North 30 churches and beach facilities. Spa- thing. RuscU's. 35 But Front It, 314 and 4>4 Rooms hree or four bedrooms, den, basement PROM GOWNS AND PARTY DRESS- 741-1593. Available July 1. degrees 33 minutes 30 seconds west clous living room, kllchen-dlnette, ES — Sizes 5, 7, 9, Various colors, IRVING WEISGOLD POINT PLEASANT BORO — Custom garage. Tree shaded terrace. Tree Itnec along the easterly line of lands ot like new. Reasonable. Phone 747-4756. FROM $132 INCLUDES, . . • Broker built brick and frame three-bedroom street of lovely homes. Large mort- Mlntcn 258.40 feet to the southerly line bath and one bedroom, Electric Heat—Hot Water—Private Pool 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewood ranch, country kitchen, dishwasher, fuU gage, can be assumed or new financing ot lands formerly of Thomas Byrnes; Tang* and quick recovery electric NEW 0A8 DRYER — Never been PETS ft LIVESTOCK Hwy. 36 291-0770 Atlantic Highlands (Between Freehold and Lakewood) basement. Many extras. Must see to with 10 per cent down payment ar hence (2) North 57 decrees 51 "Un- used. (110. Call appreciate. Ashing f26,S00. Call alter ranged if qualified. Asking 133,500 Juni water heater In each -jpartment. 363-3060 Evenings 462-6485 ites east 50 feet to a point; thence 872-0040 BEAGLE — Eight month old male, PORT MONMOUTH — Furnished apart- 6, 892-7377, ocoupancy. Don't miss- out On this one (3) South 30 degrees 30 minutes east Open lor Inspection 9:00 a.m. to AKC registered, (45. Call HALJj BROS., REALTORS, 813 Rlvo: 265.31 feet along the westerly line of BILTRITE COACH — Baby carriage. 291-1565 ment, private entrance, all utilities EXCEPTIONAL BUY HAZLET —• Three-bedroom ranch, Rd., Fair Haven.. 741-7686. SM p.m. dally and weekends. Lo- Practically new, $30. Phone supplied. Adults only. 787-4156. kitchen, dishwasher, wall oven, counter lands ot Jannarone 10 a point in -the New Shrewsbury. Four-bedroom, three- 1 northerly side of River Road; .theses coled on Hancock Street, off Main 671-2559 CLIPPING AND BATHR»Q TWIN GABLES - M Riverside Ave., bath split. Paneled recreation room, range. Mural dining area, l ^ baths. RUMSON — Two story, rrear river. All breeds. Margie Schmidt, by ap- two-car garage. Immediate occupancy. Huge vpaneled family room. Large liv- 2x23 living room, 13x16 dining room, (4) south 65 degrees 47 minutes west Strceh Keansburg. LUMBER — 60 2"x6"xl2' oreosote, pointment. 787-5686. Red Bank on river. 3H and four ing room. Carport, many extras. Cal] fireplace, four bedrooms, 2% baths, along the northerly side of'Rlvw Road 30 2"x2"x9', Electric driven concrete rooms unfurnished, five-room office (25,500. Owner 741-5455. 50 feet to the point or place t>f Be- 741-2399. between 9-12 a.m. or evenings. Asking sewers. Taxes $410. Asking $27,000. mixer, three bundles 24" wood shingles, POODLE — Small miniature. Silver, LAKBFRONT — Custom built seven- 116,850. 264-2046. RANCH - Living room 10x11. modern ginning. window 2'6" x4'6", 6 over 6, four nine weeks old. AKC, has all shots. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - Ne» oom home with two, tiled baths. Flre- Kitchen, fireplace, large lot. three bed- The above premises are known as single panel doom, 80 Ib. eight penny 566.0574. three-room furnished garden apart- >la.ce In living room, house In excellent SHREWSBURY — Cape Cod, excelent rooms, patio. 5 per cent down qualified 139 ; River Road, Fair Haven, New nails. Phone 946-8484. condition. Beautiful treed grounds giv- condition, beamed ceiling living room, buyer. $18,600. lersey. BEAGLE PUPPIES — AKC registered. ments. Private terraces and TV. Week- ing you complete privacy. Fishing at paneled second floor, 6' walk-in cedar '115. MO. Male and female. ly and monthly rates. NAUTILUS SCHANCK AGENCY. Realtor, 8 Lin- The approximate amount of the Judg- MRS. ROBERTS your back door. Five minutes to sta-closet, storm windows and doors. Con* ment to be satisfied by said sale If 787-32S8 APARTMENTS. Dial 842-O5O5. Ion and schools. Asking (29,500. Seeveruent to shopping and school. Low den PI., Ret Bank. 747-0397. will be very happy to help you icleci the sum of $0,600.00 together with the AKC-Loveable, male, trl-collle. Four RED BANK — Branch and Madlaon It today. ROLSTON WAWCRBURY, taxes and maintenance. 741-1763. HEART OP RED BANK — Three bed- sost 6t this sale. For Rental Information your new window shades from dozen Ave,, spacious one and two-bedroomRealtor, 18 West Front St.. Red Bank. rooms, 1H oaths, seven room house. of 1D64 styles. Bring your rollers o years old, gentle wllh children. 787- HILLTOP PROPERTY — Three-bed- Dated May 1, 1904 7351. garden apartments. Apply 31 Molly 47-3500. One block from Broad St. and schools. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Kierlff. Telephone: BR 2 - 6544 your windows measured, no charge. Pitcher Village Court or call Mr. Syno. room ranch, full basement and garage, Includes wall-to-wall carpeting drapes paneled game room, large kitchen, fteussllle, Cornwall, liautner BABY RACCOON WANTED as pet741-9115. . MIDDLETOWN - NEW MONMOUTH- air conditioners, clothes dryer, other & Carotenuto, Attyi. PROWN'S Adult animal not acceptable. Will pa: Ranch type split, three bedrooms, large close to shopping and transportation. extras. Available July 1. 741-4942 KEYPORT—Excellent furnished apart- recreation room. H acre, sidewalks, Already appraised. Offered at $16,900. May 13, 20. 27, June 3 W1.S0 ment, on bus route. Heat and all utili- light trafflo street. Owner. (18,00a 671- THE OURTIN AGENCY, Realtor, LITTLE: SILVER — Three-bedroom ties Included. From (100 monthly. Dr. 1188 Trade-Ins, Thompson Ave. and Hwy. two-bath house, living room, dlnlne; E. J. Bllderback, phone 2646331. 38, Mlddletown Township. 391-1800. room, porch, den, half acre, beautl HOUSES FOR SALE COUNTRY BETTING — With city con- fully landscaped, $28,500. 8420135 Cal FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT - Fur- venlence. Seven-room Cape Cod, like RITMSON — Excellent two-story seven after 6:30 p.m. nlBhed. June 1 'til Labor Day. Hot and new. Large corner landscaped lot with room Colonial. Convenient, low taxes. cold water and shower. At the water-trees, city water, paved streets, and 119,990. 787-4281. 842-2445. LITTLE SILVER — EIGHT - YEAR front. Inquire 11 Main St., Keanoburg. walk, sewers. Excellent schools nearby. RANCH. Excellent condition. Top loca- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY FHA appraised higher than sale price MIDOLKTOWN — Four larie bed- :Ion. Built-in bookcases and fireplace BERG BMALL TWO-ROOM APARTMENT — of (16,900. THOMPSON AND BARTELL, rooms. Spacioue living room ana family In living room. Paneled family room A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Furnished or unfurnished. Yearly. Riv- INC. 747-5600. room. Dining area, hot water base- dining room, cheerful eat-In kitchen erfront location. Near stores, transpor- board heat. Half acre lot. Ideal lor Offers Qualified tation. 7I1-41M. Three bedrooms, two baths. 747-1505. KOUR-BEDUOOM—Ranch style house, large family. Near tiua line for Metro- VETS NO DOWN THREE-KOOM FURNISHED OR UN- 'nqulre at 13 Main St., politan areas. Close to schools and lAOniPICE SALE — I.lncrolt rancli Port Monmouth shopping. Only MB.OOO. 264-6250. on benutiful wooded 'i acre: ful FURNISHED — Apartment, private grown towering trees, flowering shrubs NON VET entranco, first floor. Convenient to sta- ATTLE 8ILVBH — Three-bedroom Adding Machines — Typewriters Entertainment Odd Jobs tion. Inquire 103 Chestnut St., Red Bank OWNER TliANSirERRED — Bl-level evergreens, roseB. Extras Include llnea A dream can come true! See this ranch, four bedrooms, VA baths, 24' irlck front ranch, fireplace, convenient val-to-wall carpeting, gas clothes dry lour-yea r old ranch today. Large Tickets available for latest Broad REASONABLE RENT — Red Bank, family room, two-car garage, New ocatlon, »10,500. 747-9072. ;r; extra gaji range In Nnlnhcri base living room nnd dining area, three ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters MASONRY steps and sidewalks, flvo rooms, bnth, near bun, quiet area, Monmouth. Must sacrifice, (10,090, Call ncnt. Direct sale at $1B,060 with bedrooms, garage. sold, rented, repaired. Berplco's 10] way Knows and Major Bports Events. pointing, gardening, carpentry anil 071-2215. 3NE-CAR LOCATION — Walk to sla- 176 Mcinmoutli St., Red Bank. walk to shopping, 33 South Bt. Llon sIlopplnR, schools; (our bedrooms, 16,300 mortgage available to quallfi Monmouth St., line! flank 747-0185. clean-tip. Reasonable rates 747-1582. myera. Call T41-6144. Only $16,490 at Berg KOUIt OR iaVE-HOOM APAIITMKNT HELKOUD _ Caps Coil, four bed- two baths J22.000. HAROLD LINDH- Furniture Repaired, Reflnlahed -- Centrally locnted. Heat and hotrooms, very large modern kitchen, MANN, Broker, Elatontown. 542-^103. Appliance Repair Painting and Decorating water. Available June 1, 747-2070. neparnte thermostats In up»talrs momn. % ACRE LOT Excellent condition. (600 down, (117 FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — I'rctty LOTS & ACREAGE MR. "FIX-IT" — Refrigeration, lie- Call 7(7-1213 or 842-3293. 25 Pearl St., I* H. HILL — Painter Interior and HE THK FIltST — To live In this monthly. Subject to FHA appraisal house for the large family, living VETS NO DOWN pair of all appliances reKardless o[ IUMI Hank. Prompt service. exterior. No Jobs too large or toolirand new nne bedroom apartment. and qualified buyer. THE KIRWAN room, dining room, kitchen with llt lave!, three huge Home Improvement* decorating. l ully Insured, Kor free AOENCY, 8« Ilrnacl Rt., Estontown. Ive bungalow, oil heat, kitchen re- ItWlWELL M. HOItUB, Itenllnrs, Will hade treefl. Reasonably priced. Terms bodromnfl, living room, dining room, Auto Body Repair rnllmnle mil 747-3041, II no answer >)2.1I5:| or B12-11MI. le'corated, fenced-ln landscaped yard, Illver ltd., Knlr llnvon. 7<7-4532. Hem- .rrnngcfl, Call tor appointment cat-In kitchen, Hi baths, garage. WOKIUNO MAN'S contractor. Alter- call attrr fl p.m. mnny rxtrnn. |(||).V) pays all except Multiple Listing Service. IMZICimOOir. AOKNnY, Realtor, Ave allonn. adrlllloifs^l. painting, masonry, TITRE'E-KOOM APARTMKNT — "on Property [pneert In. Mortgage can EXPERT PAINTING and Iwly re. TOM BLATB — 1'alnllng am! Decor- (It. Mllnt Beomil, lV'j batlm, Ine urea of old Shrewsbury Boro. Can- HOUSES FOR SALE Auto and Truck Rental llllfiuH, improvements, Itemortol- COMMERCIAL RENTALS lO.fKKJ. 204.6407. 'cnlent to schools, shopping, churches, . All types mason work. 747-4470. etc. Mnke tills a mum on your lint. The Berg Agency Roofing, Siding and Insulation (2II.B0O. WAI.KICH * WALKER, Renl- AVIB Item a new CAr or truck. l^)w STORE - Little Bilver brick frame Colonial torn, Hwy. 38, Shrewsbury, 741-5212. 24- MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Realtor rates. MaplD Ave., lie.I Hunk. 71)- Moving and Storage ALUMINUM BIDING — Installed by "tipA Cod. Four extra I'lrge tied rooms, it flervlc.f. 030s. 774B214. Bally 7 a.m.-in p.m. aluminum mechanics. CIUARANTKED White Bt. — Kent location. Iledec wo tlfr<1 hathH, MxW living room with "Personalized Service" firoiiliuf, Hfpiirnto dining room, cat- liMDMIj — In tlie ' low tin nrea. II'KAI, WAV tVII.l. MOVE — Threo for 'Ml years. Free pullulates. irMlon completed, sm»ll space to 671-1000 r'»uin ym. finir nuiiin (I'/, flvn rooms I'ltOWNJVs, 32 Ilroad Bt.. Itcil Bank, mlt your requlrr-mr-nts. 747-1100. In kltclirn, i>nolnnp«) i«nvU. Tllnl rer- •'(mr-hertroom ranch with tnll luisenlrnl Diamonds .Bought Our ;tPth yrar In lni*lnesn. 741-7BOO. rpntlon room |n lull Imncmpnt. Fenced I fulnlly mom. Vh car guruf:« mi V.I. HIT looiim V»l. Also Worl.l Will* ItKN'r IT! N. J. Larfiest Residential .';• rvli-r. 1-.»I fn-u rstlruate call 402- yard for childrt-n, Fully Innuintud. K« l"t. N»nr Il«ll Ijilm. $'-M, SIX). us liny Ilio rlliuriomln yon don't HKN~CO~iNir~Uo'illng. illillng * Modern sir rmidltluned ntore, l?f!tl n<\ Iffcrril nt r>nly $20,WKI. ELWOOI) A. IIIOilKWAY RBAI/I'Y INC., llwy. 35, Real Estate Broke-rs wear or let IIR rfxlylu llii-m rm von Insulation IriNtalliMl nnil Kuarunterd t. I'rlme highway liiunllnn. Call UtMHTKONfJ AfJKNCY, IlPiiHor, B56 iDlimlFl. Off Union Aviv, 2(14-7010. Daily 9-9, >erionally. KI'IIHHIMDI, ;ifl Ituunl Ht. for If) yearn, 77,'»O7Ofi. "Ill-O.'ilO. I'KIBT A I'KIPT UK A I.Til UN ^mnprrt Ayr.. ),\H\p Hllvrr. 7HM5IN). -KONAHIKI Tliri-i> hcilrooiriN on flr.'it Nur'iinj; Homo MullliUMIttl Hllnjiplng Center , Thrre tm iii-nnnl. Newly imlntnil Saturday-Sunday 10-7 Electrical Cnnlrnclnr Tel. Answering Service ,7111 r-::it»ii|i>wii, N. .1..VMKT" MINI; ilKANfM ~ Luxury 512.444* h lifHjflA, li.p rrriiiiMitliil nrr>ii. 'I'Mrift >lr IP 5. Wavy: 1 Monmouth plM to the Mayor and Council of the 10. Nostrils 24. Music - Borough of New Shrewsbury, for a 12. Funeral Her. note i 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Durar Plenary Retail Consumption Uoense, song 6. Actress: 25. Moham- mm for prpmliF* xltuatcri at W/S Shrews- '\F.N|JNh * 1, will entertain next weekend for bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 13. River into medan ) Objections, If any, should be made the Danube Bernhardt world Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Minor of immediately. In writing to Jetrome 8. im Merrick, L.I., and Mr. and Mrs. of the Boroufh 9f Kevr 14.TTMB- 7. Expunges 26. Dull Shrewsbury. 8. Taxing gray, Yesterday's Aniwer John Becker, Bronx. CHARMW M. CLUN* HEUEN H. CLUNA 15. Stopped 9. Hard as skirs 31. Thick Shrewsbury Ave, 19. Dancers coating of 27. Printing- 33. Moth New Bhrewsbury cymbabi a seed mistakes 37. Weird: A double celebration was held May 30. 1! SUM 17. Land 11. Type of 29. Mink-like var. May 2.1 for the seventh birthday J-8J1 automobile animal 38. Game of of Mark Van Cleve and eighth KHERlrF'H 8AI.E COURT Of NEW L. 18. Queen 15. Kind of 30. Bursts chance birthday of Vicky Van Cleve, < IIVNI KHV DIVISION doughnut forth 40. Kuel MONMOUTH COUNTY ANDY CAPP children of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Docket No. FalftMI 19. Flower ^ Van Cleve, Frost Cir. Attending THE HOWAKD CAVING* INeVnTU- i b 6 7 a TION, a corp. of New Jersey, Plain- 23. Jspanera were Robert Janson, Sean Kelly, IT'S LOVELY T WATCH SOMEONE tiff va: PAUL H. HENDKRSHOT, et coin % '//, % ail. Defendants 0 ii George Heppe, Patricia Jelly, Su- EAT A MEAL AN1 NOT FlNt> 33,lAibri«ftted By virtue of a writ of tiecutton In 4 y lan Stephens, Joan Mik«, Caro- tha above stated action to me direct- 28. d« //< FAULT Wl1 THE COOKIN1.' expose for sa4e at pubtlo Franc* 12 i line Doherty, Jane Ann Kirk, vetultia, at the Court Houss In the y//< Christine, Eugene, Mary Patricia. Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- 28. Permitted mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the 82. Wither H b Mathew, Michael, Nancy and lliih day of June. 10fl(, at 3 o'clock, 34. And: h. Margaret V»n Cleve. P. M. Prevailing Time. 7 18 Alt that trace or parcsl of land, 35. Before - Situate, lying and being in the Town- 36. Bigger '/A ihlp of Rarttan, In the county or* llon- 19 l\ ii mmuh. In the State of New Jersey! 38.8ylvan Catherine Neal of Girl Scout BEING fenown and delimited as Lot deity Troop 619 wrote a play on Girl 64, Hlock !> aji shown on a certain map entitled "Map oC Norgite Manor Rir- 39. Maxim Scout badges which wa» pre- Itan Township, Monmouth County, 40. Pan ta for a ft% •ented at the recent Court of N. J., dated February U. 1858" which ft £) ii map wae filed In the Monmouth Coun- breath it V b U Awards in the Presbyterian ty Clerk's Office July U, IMS u Case 4L Measure a /A No. to-lt, ii ii Church. COMMONLY known u VI Linda of length is J4 Place. Karttan (Haxlet), New Jerssy. 42. Rugged and destituted aa tax lot 14 on block mounUtn • a Family celebrations were held 3(H on the tax map of the Township of Raman, (few Jersey. crait 'ft for the 13th birthday of Robert 41) BSING the same premises conveyed 43. Not my 9 Harper, son of Mr, and Mrs. Eu-to th* mortgagors herein by deed t» be MICKEY MOUSE DISNEY recorded alrmiltantously herewith, this 14. silver gene Harper, May 10, and Glenn being a purehua money mortvafe alv- coins! Peru 41 4K A. IHAfTO, Sheriff. Take the situation in today's K?4 $50 fine for stealing e wheelbar- TRAILER CAMP/ WE'D LEARNED A SOME OF THE WOOUMS HER CUP 0' TEA STtll y ( A8762 Chinalle' i,. Lynch A Miloiloneri ", hand. E«rt wins the first trick 0 74 Q10 5 row and a saw. Ttie complaint AttT.. OF THE FOUL TH6FT HERB, Wftf-L THAT WERE STO.EM A-STEAMIN'OMIT/ Malay 30, It,Jam S, 10 SO, WHEN I KWNP TWS6 «MWT. with toe act ot spades and, be- • 9765 843 was issued by the owner, Fred WALK1W IN THE COPSEWOOO ing an old-fashioned gentleman, SOUTH B. Ponz of Cedar Or,, Colts NOTICB A KQ93 TODAY, WE THOUGHT returns his Other spade, Neck. MKRWrs 8ALB V QIO THEY'D Bg YOURS BVfKBioK oovnT or NBW JEBMV South wins with the king of 0 A832 •••AN* SHOULD -LEGAL NOTICE CIIANOBBY DIVISION BE RETURNED/ spades and develops the dia- • AQJ MONMOIITH COPNTV monds, losing a trick to East in Itoeth West North East NOTICK boehat Ms. W-H143 Take notice that William Pecoraro Till) CENTRAL JEMBY BANK AND the process. East's return no 1 NT Pass 2 NT Past TRUST 0OMPANY. a banWnsj corpor- 3 NT All Pass t/a The Brothers has applied to theation of, th* Mate of New Jersey. D0H7 LOOK TOWARD YOUR Mayor and Council of the Borough of longer matters, since South is Opening lead — Plaintiff vei ARTHUII W. tTAIlt- PURSE, MISS KOCE.' THE 4 2 Red Bank for a Plenary Retail Con- 3AUM and ORAOB C. STAHLBAUU, sure to make the contract. sumption License C6 for premise! lo- husband Und wife, and XDWAJtD C. PLEASURE OF 10UR THANKS Declarer Is sure to win two cated at t Morford Place, Red Bank, ASAY, DafandanU 15 REVWRD ENOUGH/ N. J. By virtue of a wrt» at eiecuUon In spades, three diamonds, and three Objections, If any, should be made. the above etated aotlon ta ras dlraet- G00DN16HT TO YE/ send 50c to Bridge- Book, Red Immediately In writing to John Bryan, clubs. He can develop a heart as ed, I shall expose for sale at pub- Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand OltrH ot the Borough of Red Bank, H.J, lic vendut, at the Oourj JIOUM In the his ninth trick, and the oppon- (Signed) Borough of TrtcMa, ominty of Mon- Central Station, New York 17, TH* BROTHBM mouth, New Jersey, KI Hcnda ents can do nothing about it. N. Y. 2 Morford Place, Red Bank May XT, June 3 M.90 '• M. Pfe' ALL thati oortaJa tttct n Barcei «( By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW, Timely Switch NOTICE lannd andd •remHepi e heteHnaftrf partJou- NUBBIN East can defeat the contract Take notice that Louie Sliver and larly 4 " Harry Silver (partnership) tradlni aa by •witching to hearts after win- Sliver Liquors has applied to the Hay* and Mala of Km Jersay: BEGINNING at • euke it toe be- TWNK VOUIL ning the first trick. West's lead or and Council of the Borough ol New f/Ajfn fvo vou Shrewsbury for a Plenary Retail Dis- flnnlng corner ot a tract of l.M acres EVER eer -me MONEY of the deuce of spades ahows tribution liquor license for premises u described In a dee* train Xmlly situated at 630 Shrewsbury Ave., New•amecky, widow, » Arthur W. Stahl- MON&HfvBITANP that he has only four spades, Shrewsbury, N. J. (liver Llquori, baum and Orace O. Itahlbaum, his t»ECOTAE RICH AN? which means that South also has Louie Silver, ll« Hollywood Ave., Wwife. , dateil January If, J9M,, anandd Lnns Branch, N. J. Harry Silver, » •le d In Ui* Monmoutithdounih i iy C-lJUK four spades. There cannot be Alden Lane. New Shrewsbury, N. J. Office tn Book Wi ot Denis on paiis much nourishment in such a suit, Objections, If any, should be made 419 etc., of which the wllhrn descrlEed (Problems solved cheap. Immediately In writing to: Jeroma 8. Is a part; thence (1) s «• !7 W u but hearts may be the stuff to Reed, Borough Clerk of New Shrewfl th; magnolia nsedla pointed January, George Is the only advice col- feed the troops. bury, N, J, 1959 along the first course a* described umnist in the racket who accepts In the above mentioned deed. 3ti 1/IW West wins the second trick with feet to Die mo* *ut»rly corner of a trading stamps.) W,~ Long Branch, N, X traot of 0.00 aorefl heretofore conveyed. the king of hearts and returns a HARRITSILVJSI, by Stahihaura to William H. fleharff heart. East gains the lead with 30 Alden Lane, and Reba O. Schartf, Ma wife; thenee Dear George: New Shrewsbury, N. J. (2) N f>2* 20* W along the northerner- a diamond in time to defeat May 20; S7 Jll.60 ne ot said icharft traot, 65 My wife has a very bad habit. Jest to a point In the public the contract with the rest of the MOTICH To When she loses her temper she that road leading from RoberMvllle to Cor- hearts. NOTM5B 1* — don'* Corner and the norOiweeterly out- picks up the salt shaker and zings sepifralo sealed bids wm lln* of Hi* tract of l.M tern firat Note that West does return his tho Mayor «nd Council ',...... ibovo mentlonedt Uwnoe (5) N It* U' it at me and clips me in the head of Va|r Haven, County of Monmouth V sjonc and In said road and alone; partner's suit, hearts. It is clear and State of New Jersey, and opened every time. Afterward, she apol- sild outline, 4«5 JT/UW fwt to th* moat that East has rejected spades, and read In piibllo at the Fire House, northsrly eonw of *' ogizes, but the very next time Hlver }toad, Fair Haven, New Jersey, MTMI (4) • MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST presumably for a good reason. on Monday. June I, 1W4 at 1:00 P.M,tthhe easterly outline of aald tract, Jrl she loses her temper — bingo! Eautorn Pay light Savlne Time, for 00/100 feet to thtei plac* of Beflnnlng, West has no reason' to reject Right In the noggin. How can I the general carpentry work lrt conntc hearts, so he returns the suit. tlon with alteratloni to the basement aUBiiOT to outstandHf (nat« In aa cure this? of the Borough Hall am) Library, River nuch of said road lying within the YOU DONT REAliy UVESOMEBOD/ This, essentially, is the modern Iload, ITalr Haven, New Jersey, in ' a dsicrlbed prernlieei. 1 Lumpy accordance with •peclflolttons there, AREVOU TEUW6 ME AMNfT IN 1W RITUUUSM «UU I rule: Return your partner * suit _.,e aboveo deaeripuon wu ftrepajea UNLESS YOU CAN LOVE THEIR Dear Lumpy: for, which specifications are on flit In accordanc• e with •Ttwvflf Kitf w VDUR)R6WETHEAWFU j NOT ART KINS NOOUUm KLWHI unless you have a good reason with the Borough Clarlrkk aann d mayy ebeKarl F. Heuaerier,. p.m. * L.8., oVted «WJB»."OR, AT LEAST, OVERLOOK. Inspected at the Bor —•- -" WANT MM, MRUN6I Cure it? Capitalize on It! If Inspected at the Boroufti Clerkk's ooff- January IS, 1DM. KNOW! THM! to switch. fice att said Borougo h Hall and LlbraTyb , BEINEINO a parprt Mt . the mm* prarra- THEY 5W TO LOVE her throwing arm is that ac> RiveRi r RoadRd, FaiFari Haven. N«w Jersey, l«ea conveyed tto. Arftur W. 4t»hl. DAILY QUESTION curate give her a little fielding Bids muirt bbe submitted In sealed bau anndd OracOre O. Stahlbaum, huj- fiREAWBUQK envelopes bearin (ha namt and adb- »nd. wirewir.^By.d**!, , |rom femll;lly Dealer, at your right, opens and batting practice and get her dress, of the blildeer and the nnama e of widow, ljf. a contract with the New York the work on the outsidtid e addressedddd tto s in with one spade. You hold: Spades the Mayor and Council of tha Borough il«e* —K Q 9 3. Hearts-Q 10. Dia- Mets. It may change their entire ot Fair Haven, New Jersey, and must be aooompanlad by a certified check future. irBSPBa%a monds-^A 8 3 2. Clubs—A Q J. for sum of not leu than ten (10%Bid)>The »o propertf Ui» Bprganvllls-Tarmariy la low t Road, per cent of the sjld on the work and Sidaboue t oTth1H mlie. Mprganva oft Routl * I, Marlborlboro What do you say? must be delivered at the place and onTownahlp, New Jeraiy- Answer: In genera!, bid one Confidential to James Bond: or before tha hour above let forth. Ttl« appnalmjie amount of th* lttdl- No, Silly, of course you don't need The. Mayor and Council o( the Bor.merit to . satisfied by said sale I* notrump, showing spade strength ough of FaFairi HHaveven reserve inth*a ngnrighti thtil*e m turnn : UT.MO.OO togeUiw wi5 th» and the values for an opening bid bifocals—those mesiaes you keep t o rejecjctt any or •IiI bids If the' y 4eem coils J3 It In the best intlerui t _o.f the Borough "Itate? of, one notrump. When not getting are written in invisible of Fair Haven so to do. JOS PK AT BherlB. ink. What kind of a secret agent HQV W, miMQN, Barkalow, nerable against vulnerable op- Sorouih Clerk ponents, you might pass in the are you, anyhow? 20. T, Jun. S ST».W THE PHANTOM FALK hope that the opponents will dig themselves a pit and fall into It. For Sheinwold's 36-page book- WE LOST EVERY RIFLE Y BUT *"11 YWfYDUSAVV - TTHBRgSHIS HBRB VpON'T TR/ ANYTHIN& --TWO MILLION ^/WH^SIRf I WHM FALL INTO ' YACHT/ * FOOLISH, PIANA— let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," COMBS YOU'RE TEN MILES U FROM SHORE-A A SHARK EVERY TEN y_---i_ YARDS- J Rosenfeld Now! Save 3'5 \ To Head There is still nothing like the • Templars

FREEHOLD — jiamuel Rosen- feld, 442 Rt. 35, Headdens Cor- ner, will be Installed as presi- Big M j \i\ • dent of the 32d and Templars By GEORGE SIXTA Club of Monmouth County at a RIVETS dinner meeting in the American Combination Storm & Screen } Hotel here Saturday night. TAKE PART® IN UFT HANP, HOCPIN8 PART © UP- The club will celebrate the oc- casion as Ladles' Night, and Aluminum Window 2 : TWIST ?6 TURN AND dancing will follow the dinner. PRICED ELSEWHIRE FROM $3 ta SI MORE AMP MATCHING©®© Clarence J, Multop, past po- .INSERTDRIVE ROP® tentate of Crescent Temple, at HEAVY DUTY THROUGHOUT! AND TILT 6O° WHILE ATTACH- Trenton, serving as the master HEAVY DUTY FRAMII INS coe ©• wow. IN vezmcAL of ceremonies, will conduct the HEAVY DUTY INSERTS! POSmOU. PLACE OXPl® AND- installation ceremony. Nelson .95 Honsbury, Trenton, potentate of HEAVY DUTY SPRINGS! Crescent Temple nnd his divan A REAL IUY AT ONLY IN|T. OPT. (follow state officers), and other masonic leaders will be 11 present. An entertainment program has been arranged by August Dacse- SAVE! ner, host restaurauteur, and gift" will be presented to the women MARK TRAIL attending. ALUMINUM Others to be installed are Le- Roy Gasklll, 33 Oak Ave., Wana- OOR mnssii, first vice president; Har- COMBINATION DOOR old Ii. Perry, 211 Pine St., Mid- SIZES: 2 dlctown, second vice president; Ilenry W. Drews, Oceanport, !o " x80W secretary, and Leslie I,. Hull, Outside measurement should be (iH llamlltnnlan Dr., Middletown, 18 treasurer, Va" to 1" larger CASH & CARRY Inviliitinns have been issued to • members of Ihe Shrincis iiml 1 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK Him l.or srllinf;? Use the PROWN'S W*dnoid», and Friday 'til t r.M. Register Classified for quick re- sults.—Advertisement. 30—W«***i*y, Mty 27, 1964 RED BAfK REGISTER "ASTROGUfDE11 ByC—an For TWwtey, May 21 Pr«i»nt—For You and

tuntjkrn* dtf. Edmtiontl m»t- COMPANY ten ire Uroni, with Meet* oo iteetidi for new tutorial re- ASBURY PARK RED BANK lated to jour Job. More cm be. 10.00* ned by tackling problem* head-on than delayirc decision or action. H Acae «t borne feel oat of Mm, Jaet keep oat of their w»y for the moment

Future ... If corrective meso- Supreme Court declared at the fint too month* of 1964. The Day Umfor Year Sign AMIS IP fct im tkt frffiftf. TAUtUS (April Mto May ») SCORHO (Ort. Blolbr. Jl) Gh-c Mt ihmi • • — yM cw *M» «•* waja tod nn «f Tine is rtppt «« sate m SAernAiuus (N«. Gal *ka» << >at u TOO. tat Art do Sv5E« katt*. •Tfain wffl k«e» 71a K tkt to. CANCat. |J« » Jo My «) CAPRICORN (IW » to Jan. ») - ineOd giipo. (Man km am I Tti« i» aat «< ttowrm

day with James Barrett, 16th dis- trict, candidate for tax collector, was guest speaker. Mrs., Wil- liam Thalheimer waschairman of Mqnmouth the refreshment committee. The first birthday of Debora Shellbriok, daughter of Mr. an< Laurie . Warter, daughter of Mrs. William Shellbrick, Lon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Warter, Oak Rd., was celebrated Ma Tindall Rd., celebrated her sixth 17. Guests included Lois, Wanda, birthday May, 21. Present were Pseudo pearls and William Schaoht," Port Mon Linda Osten, Mary Eileen Mc- mouth; Michael and Kathy CaMery, Pamela . and Carol with a cultured look! Fleming,' East KeansbTirg; Lori Rockefeller, Susan Dugan, Gayle Ann and Caroline Kowalsk and Kim Engel, Susan' and Union Beach; Mary, Carol an< heryl Parker, Patty Gannon, by VENDOME Joseph Zonak, Pariin; Suzanni Barbara Cherhe, Carol Muller Fleming, Keanaburg; Mrs: Joh and Donna Winters. They're made in natural ellip+iW shape Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Richard . . . hand-dipped 16 times for the ex- Fleming, Mr. .and Mrs. Cheste Girl Scout Troop 019 held a tra depth, glorious glow of cultured Zonak, Mi\ and Mrs. . Carl picnic in Bodman Park and pearls. Every necfclaCe French hand- Kowalski, Heiiry Schacht, Mr. cooked supper there May 20. knotted, and with a magnificent clasp. and Mrs. George Fleming, Mr. They were accompanied by Mrs. - Treat yourself, give for graduation and Mrs. Tkwnas Kedersha, Mr. Albert Rolle, Mrs. Ruth Finney, grfts! and Mrs. Adam Srymanski and Mrs. Robert Toms and Mrs. family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Helen Danowski. The^fe were 24 Fleming, George Fleming, Jr. girls attending. Reta Schwartrfi»her, Theresa and necklacei $5* to $20* Barbara SheBbrick. Richard Brooks, son of Mrs. Leon Brooks celebrated his 11th •arringj .. .. $3 to $5* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Powers birthday May 19 in New York Locust Ter., will entertain ove City with his brother, Glenn, and Mrx. Marie Nordman of Union. the weekend for Mr. and Mrs, STEINBACH'S JEWELRY Thomas Landers of Bronx. They;went sight-seeing and had dinner there. Stn»«t Floor and Aibury Park A family party was held Maj 19 for the 13th birthday of Rob- Easy-see Diagram ert Harper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harper. Maplewood. Printed Pattern Mrs. Raymond Eckert, Keyporl Rd., entertained May 21, at house hold demonstration. Mrs. Joseph Spadora was the demon- strator. ' Present were Mrs. Charles Fisher,' Mrs.' Michael Reo, Mrs."Warren 'Iiewy, Mrs. Richard Eckert, Mrs. Robert Eckert, Mrs. Robert Kugleman Mrs. Joseph KdftKer, Mrs. Sal NEVER, NEVER— a vatore Mazzone and Mrs. Charles SHIRT DRESSES Hall. - • girdle like this before! Nancy MantNck, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mantlick, in kard-to-fiiid 8 Venus St., celebrated her second the "RIDDLE " by birthday. May 20 with Brian Gey er, Margaret Mantlick and Mrs, Martin Mantlick, Belford. half sizes! Tbe New Monmouth-Middle- Secret powor^comes from those In- town Democratic Club' met Thurs- nocent-looldng flowers—set into f/ '•'•'' "• i LEISURE TIME the fabric by a special process! MEALS START AT It's a pane-led gircHe, without DacroW'Cotton is easy the panels! No lurrtps, no CITARELLA'S bumps . . , nothing to pinch MEATS and DELI care hroadefoth LITTLE SILVER or poke. Just smooth SHOPPING CENTER CALL 741 rfOSf Here' are dresses th«t make- your-iunv nylon and Lycra® spah.dex. 3 LI. SIZE , You'll love it—come SUM mer wardrobe. Luxurious silk/ broad- try, and see today! elotfi by Fabrex needs-no ironing ., ,

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»*"* NEW CAR? Shop Wed. and Fri. Nights 'til 9 JUST TELL YOUR DEALER YOU WOULD LIKE TO F.NANCE IT Aslmry Park also open Mon. Night 'til 9 , THRU THE FRIENDLY BOY SCOUTS OF Steinbadi's Brick Town OJWIIH June 3 /V\ONMOUTH COUNTY J\|ATIONAL TEHCKNTKNARY SHOW—SAT., MAY 30, 7:-IS nl MOJNMOUTII PARK—Join llw run, ••nlrilaiiiiiH-iil, Conv«nl«nl OINtu Throuohout Monmoufti Counl» choral group*—lickrts available ul