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VOL. 86, NO. 208 BED BANK, N. X. FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1664 7e PER COPY LBJ Deplores Violence as Hurting Civil Rights Cause WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi into your own bands, or threat- live by television and radio net- Johnson volunteered eight an- their fellow men and trying to alleys into the courts where And when asked if he were Johnson administrations bavi dent Johnson, deploring vio- ening the health or safety of our works, marked Johnson's first nouncements and fielded 16 appreciate his position." they belong." concerned about the possibility spent $25 billion more for de- In the political sphere, John- lence and disorder In the civil people. You really do the civil appearance in the big State questions with apparent ease He said that as Jong as racial that independent electors com- fense in the past three years son said he expects the presi- rights struggle, says all groups rights cause no good when you Department auditorium where during the 31-minute confer- discrimination exists, "We are mitted to neither major party than would have been spent bad dential campaign to be "a hard ihould exercise moderation and go to this extent." President John F. Kennedy held ence. ; going to have protests and we might be elected in Southern the rate of the final year of tht fight, a difficult one." And he try to understand the other fel- The President also expounded all his sessions with newsmen. Asked to give his attitude on are entitled to protest and peti- states, Johnson said: Eisenhower administration con* drew laughter by adding, "I low's viewpoint. on national defense controver- Wearing television blue, John- civil disobedience as a tactic in tion under our constitutional "I would always be concerned tinued. He said this money bat would hope that it wouldn't be Johnson was asked to com- sies, the rail negotiations, the son faced the biggest news con- the civil right! struggle, John- rights." about any elector that was not bought "extra combat divisions, ment Thursday, at his biggest- booming economy and politics. ference crowd on record—512 son said, "We jdo not think the too close." committed to vote for me." extra nuclear warheads, extra ever news conference, on civil At one point, he virtually an- reporters and conventioneering violation of oncurrent year, 1964. . ." the allowed rates will support have outlived Its- usefulness to Highway Department hearing on plant to modernize Rt. 35 from Red Bank to Ktyport. About 75 persons turned crease later this year. Blue the public." : Cross had asked for an average A statement issued by the and hospital cost of care must out at the fir* houie to hear detail* of the $3'/* million program. Hughes said he and legis- increase of 32.6 per cent, but board said Blue Cross had two be obtained from some other the state banking and insurance alternatives for relief—applica- source, the immediate source lative leaders would discuss commissioner, Charles R. How- tion for a new rate increase, or being the pocket of the patient next Thursday the makeup of ell, allowed 18.5 per cent. conversion of the plan's benefit at the very time he is least able an informal committee to study concept into an indemnity pro- to bear such outlay." the spiraiing Blue Cross costs. Air Rt. 35 Improvement Plans In Trenton, meanwhile, plans gram in which the subscriber With the new rates, family He said he wanted to find were under way to set up a pays the differential in hospital coverage would rise to as high out if the1 steadily increasing MIDDLETOWN , — Approxi- Details were-outlined by, Ste- plans call for construction of ings at the jughandle intersec- bipartisan committee to study care costs. as $158 a year. Howell said on rates were caused by increasing mately 75 people turned out yes- phen Link, district, engineer for jughandles at .Navesmk River tions and at Various other points rising Blue Cross rates. Gov. Under the indemnity program, Tuesday that the present rates hospital costs or were due to terday to hear preliminary de- the Highway ..Department, and Rd., Pine St., Oak Hill Rd., Crest- yet.to;be determined, for use of Richard J. Hughes said that Blue Cross would pay a per- already out the Blue Cross be abuse by patients and doctors. tails on the state Highway De- James F. Finn.r^.Tepresentative view Dr., New Monmouth Rd., emergency vehicles. the committee should look into centage of the hospital' care, yond the reach of lower income The hospital insurance plan partment's proposal to spend $3>/< of, an engineering ftnn hired by Harmony Rd., and Cherry Tree Mr. Link said the designated what he termed the "bulging with.the patient paying the rest. groups. covers 2.6 million,New Jersey-' million to improve Rt, 35 from the state to draft plans lor the Farm Rd, in Mtoddletown Town- jughandles were still tentative costs which are putting the Blue Cross now pays the entire Blue Cross requested a 29.3 ans. '•.... •' ". ' . Red Bank to Keyport project. ship; Laurel Ave., Union Ave. and could be changed if neces- and Miller Ave., in Holmd/sl The proposal which Involves The firm Is Howard, Needles, sary. Township, and Bethany Rd., Hat- construction of a center barrier iWmen and Bergendortf, Kan- He noted that the project calls let Ave. and Keyport-Hotade! Rd. and 13 jughandles at various key sis City and New Yqrk. for using toe existing 80-foot in Kartfan Township. Ippolito Replaced as LBJJS Coach intersections along the 8.5-mlle The state hopes M finance the right of way afong the entire project tftrwigV matoMng state A 34-lnj* center barrier would route with ithe exception of a •tretch, received strong endorse- LONG BRANCH — Under a down for a younger man." He an attorney »nd with representa- and federal fluids. be constructed along the entire section fromHarvard St. to Coop- ment from Mlddletown municipal added: tfves of the New Jersey Educa- officials. Mr. Finn said preliminary length of the highway with open- er's Bridge in Middletown. cloud of mystery, the Board of Education last night announced "Since I am only 49 years old: tion Association in preparing to , B,uy Property it was dropping Amedeo V. (Ar- and recently had a physical check- counter the board's move. Mr. Link'said the state has my) Ippolito as head football up which resulted in finding me A. V. Anastasia, board presi- only 68 feet of right of way from in excellent health, this is hard dent, referred inquiries for more coach. • • Keansburg to Appeal Harvard St, to the bridge and to. understand." specific information to Mr. Mes- thus would have to acquire addi- A statement released by Su- Friends Shocked kill. But the superintendent said tional land. perintendent of Schools William he could not go beyond the brief Head coach for 22 years, dur- He also reported that a firm H. Meskill gave no reason except mimeographed statement he had that a change was "in the best ing which his teams won five distributed to newsmen. Ruling on High School decision has not been made as mythical state championships and to whether the jughandles will be interest of all concerned." Told of Mr. Ippolito's assertion KEANSBURG - The Board of terminate the long-standing agree- pros and cons of the move were one Shore Conference title, Mr. fufl or in some cases half jug- The board appointed Hugh Men- that some board members had Education last night unanimous- mertt whereby Middletown housed debated. Ippolito said he was encouraged handles. This will not be known dez, 30-year-old . backfield coach by an immediate outpouring of hinted he should give way to ry authorized an appeal of a local high school students. Mrs. Margaret Boyle, board until the department gets to the youth, Mr. Meskill said: under Ippolito since 1960, as act- expressions of shock from friends state Department ol Education In its action last night, the president, said the board decided design stage of planning. ing head coach. "That is not the reason. It is board instructed Benjamin Gru to exhaust every legal avenue ot and civic leaders. ruling terminating the board's As for a timetable, officials an erroneous reason. Mr. Ippoh ber. Highlands, its attorney, to approach. In a prepared statement, Mr. "I've done nothing to be • e n d i n g-recewing relationship originally innounced that the to knows the reasons." file the appeal with the statf Ippolito said he had met recent- ashamed of," he declared. "I'm with Middletown as of Septem- Should the appeal fail, the work would be accomplished in ber. im. Board of Education. board will then have • to try to ly with some members of the going to fight this thing." Teaches Spanish The ruling issued Wednesday Mr. Gruber said he has 30 days find high sdrool facilities for its (See HIGHWAY, Page 2) board who suggested he "step He said he had conferred with The superintendent would not by Frederick M. Raubimger, state students. ' • "' say, however, whether the former from the date of the ruling to v commissioner of education, came file the appeal. One' possibility is regionaliza- ^"TV • • * ,"• f * coach had been told exactly •artter hearings were conducted on tion. , ? why he was being replaced. Executive Session the issue of ending the relation- The board bad started talks on Mr. Ippolito, the superintend- HugbMendez ship. The board's decision to appeal this subject with Union Beach ent added, has been given a new The Middletown Board of Edu- came after a 45 minute execu- school officials prior to the hear- contract for his principal occu- a teacher but tenure is not ex- cation had petitioned the state to tive-session during which th« ing, but, suspended the delibera- pation as a Spanish language tended to coaches. tions pending the outcome of the teacher in the high school with Mr. Ippolito will continue Hill Middletown petition. a salary increase. year as supervisor of city beach- The other approach would be His post as coach paid $750 a es during the summer season. Brielle Sailor Dies the construction of its own high year supplementary to his teach- City Manager James F. Roose- school facilities. • ing contract. He has tenure as (See IPPOLITO, Page 29) Although it was not brought out last night, it is known that there is some division of opinion In Rescue Attempt over which approach to take if Recreation Board the appeal fails. CAPRI, Italy (AP) - A U.S. Hospital authorities identified Complete Shock iailor from Brielle, N. J., who him as Henry Edwin Clements, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Most board members made It Gets 2 Resignations attempted a heroic but vain H. Clements, 1010 Shore Dr., Bri- clear that the education cammis- rescue of a skin diving compan- elle. ' • (See APPEAL, Page 2) HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - Two Mr. Fitzsimmons announced ion, died yesterday from the ef- Clements and a sailor whose resignations and one appointment that commission member Louis fect of rapid decompression. identity was not known dived to were announced by the Recrea- Morrow had resigned. Mr. Mar- tion Commission last night. a depth of about 150- feet in row was appointed to the com- Rumsonians mission three months ago. Capri's famous Blue Grotto to Chairman John Fitzsimmons in- aid David Frank Sahr of 9100 troduced Pot Pasada, 29 Miller The commission will hold a Ballots OK, Kennedy Blvd., North Bergen, Buy Emery Ave., Hazlet, who will fill the special meeting next Thursday to discuss the appointment of a new N. J., whose breathing appara- vacancy left by the resignation of recreation director. tus apparently had failed. Peter Genovese, Holmdel. Errors Are Beach Club Recreation Director Donald R. A letter is being sent to the Clements and the other sailor Planning Board, asking that a brought Sahr quickly to the sur- SEA BRIGHT — Vincent J. Rus- Kingsland, 45 Hialeah Ave., Mid- dletown, submitted his resigna- board member be appointed to In Samples face, and all were taken to a so of 193 Rumson Rd. and Jo- replace Mr. Morrow. Chairman Capri hospital. Sahr was, dead seph Lynch of 71 Bellevue Ave., tion. It was accepted, effective May 30. Fitzsimmons said ha felt It would FREEHOLD — The Monmouth on arrival there yesterday.. both Rumson, have announced the be useful to have a Planning County clerk's office said yester- A U. S. helicopter flew Clem sale of Emery's Beach Club here. Board member on the commis- day that ballots for voting ma- ents and the other sailor to The men have purchased the sion. chines In the Mlddlelown Town- Naples where they were rushed beach facility from Mr. and Mrs. Seven Members ship primary elections Tuesday to • a decompression chamber Victor Emery. Also purchased Today's A full commission consists of have been accurately printed. aboard the Navy salvage ship was./a tract across Ocean Ave. seven members. They are ap- Printing errors noted during the Preserver. Clements, who suf- from, the beach site, formerly pointed by the Township Com- week have been limited to sam- fered from rapid decompression, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lester UP AND AT IT — Allenhurst firemen yesterday saved an Interlaken house from a fire Index mittee. 911 Gottdenker and John P. Satir. ple ballots, a spokes™ added. died and the other sailor was of suspected incendiary origin. Damage was confined to the third floor, but was esti- Page Mr. Klngsland's resignation reported recovering. The riverside plot will be added was not clearly explained. He Clerk J. Russell Woolley and to the oceanfront facility. . mated at $25,000, including contents. The Allenhurst Fire Company responded to Amusements 18-19 Township Clerk Howard W. Rob- The sailors were in a grpup would not make any statement an alarm at 5:19 p.m., had the blaze under control by 6:30 p.m., and had it extin- Births „ 2 erts have been directed by Su- of 10 U.S. seamen from the air- An Olympic-size'filtered fresh Jim Bishop I concerning the progress of the perior Court .Judge J. Edward craft carrier Enterprise that water pool is being constructed guished by 7 p.m. John Chamberlain 8 Recreation Commission. When Knight to show cause today why came to Capri on a tourist trip and a 500-foot parking area, ad- Church : _ 14, 20 asked how the commission mu jacent to the Rumson bridge, will •ample ballots should not bo re- around the Island. At. the Blue Classified 24-M proceeding in carrying out Its be Installed for members and printed and redistributed. They Grot/to, beneath the cliffs on the Comics 21 duties for thn best Interests of guests. Opening has been slated $25,000 Damage in Interlaken Fire also are to report on Inconsis- north coast of the island, they Crossword Puzzle "IS the public, he refused to com- for May 30. The pool is expected tencies between the machine and decided to try underwater fish- er a postman spotted the blaze Chief Reid said Mr. Eden left Editorials t tncnt. Mr. Kingsland Is In charge Ing. to be in use by June 15. INTERLAKEN - Fire broke sample ballots. out in thf attic of a large frame and sounded the alarm. for Willinmsburg around 1 p.m. Herblock t (See RECREATION. Page 3) The Grotto is deep and dark Mr. Russo, a building contrac- The fire was under control by and had loft a note on the door Movie Timetable 18 The court action was brought but light coming in from an tor, was formerly a teacher in house on'Grasmere Ave. several Wednesday by 15 Democratic hours af(er Its owner left on a 6:30 and out by 7 p.m. Allenhurst indicating he would return Fri- Obituaries :. 2 Notice opening beneath the waterline the Forrestdale School. Mr. Lynch Sylvia Porter I I will not be reipomIble for toy candidates for the places on the trip to Williamsburg, Va,, yes- Fire Chief Robert Reid estimated day, but it was not clear which makes objects in the water ap- is an Instructor In Rumson-Fair Sports ! 22-23 County Democratic Executive damage at $20,000 to the third Friday. debts other than contracted by pear bright blue. ' Haven Regional High School. terday. ;| floor and $5,000 to its contents. Stock Market „ 4 Committee. Mr. Eden was notified of the myself. Clements' and Sahr's bodies Mr. and Mrs. Emery developed Allenhurst firemen were called The chief said he suspected the Successful Investing ..._ 4 Hnyward LaRuft ' According to their complaint, were to be sent to the United fire as he was passing through the beach club and have man- o the home of Robert Eden, 619 fire's origin was incendiary. In- TelevisioTlii n IWI 7« ChMMut AVK ' (Set BALLOTS, Page 3) State* for burial. aged It eight years. Grasmwij Ave., at 5:19 p.m. aft- terlakelk n policli e are investigatingitii . Baltimore. Women's ttem JMI -Adv. AtlwUo HJghlaa* ! ' uriuci New Jersey: Party cloudy Ma onuaj. Sanogr mi much *»r»- Blind Youth Gets Aid «r (hi* aftarnpoo, high i* the Patrolman The Art #. FAME LOGAN lower wA xtiA 70a ctcaet ta (be Wf atosf the shore, Fair tonl&t. T. F. Appleby, RUMSON — J. P«rt« Logan, Urn mid *>s an4 tompt V*. Sat- fc' Indicted 37, d Laurel L». AMI yesterday In Studies at College in' ifce Ivy K«IM Nurstof Home, urday mt&y aunny awi ITtEEHOLD - Former Loaf OfLearning WEST 10MG BBAMCW rMy, have been profiling spe Branch Patrotaa&n Join i, Mc- 68, Realtor jddlauwe, after i km< tllaeet. tutd warm, Wgb wt* up ui &• lferfl Members of Lambda Sigma Tau, rial assistance for a blind stu 70s to around 80. Cool, 38, was indicted by the By LESLIE J. NASON WEST AIXENHURST - Theo- Mr. Let*" *•» •* Brook- Mornnouth College honorary So- dent, Andrew K. Gould, son ol „ MARINE Monmouth County Grand Jury dore Franklin Appleby, 68, of lyn, ton of the l«t« John P. Mr. and Mrs. Ehrood Gould, Cape May to Block Island: yesterday for theft of $500 cash Or. Nuns Professor ol Educate! 570 North Edgemere Dr., an As- Logan and the Jat* Mn. Arthur Reynolds Dr.,' Eatontown. Variable mostly southerly wind* •nd two U gift certificates from bury Ptxfc realtor, died at his H. Lamborn, and had iwidad Highway Members of the society assist about 10 knots this morning and • store where he worked as a Actual learning has become a Jay's major handicap in hi home last night after a short here two years. He formerly Irved Andy, a freshman in business ad- southwesterly at 15 knots this security officer in the 1963 stepchild in some schools. school work was immediately o illness. in Locust. (Continued) ministration, with his reading a; Christmas season. In them too much emphasis is vious. He could scarcely write He was president of Dillon-Beck tiiree stages with stages one and afternoon. Southwest winds about Mr. Appleby was president of signments. Ronny Lapin, Wes: 0 knots tonight and 15-20 knots McCopl, who lives on Broad- placed on administration of build- No one had even taught Jay hov Manufacturing Company, HUlskte. two being started this year and End, society president, and Mrs. way, Long Branch, resigned ings, legal matters, public rela- to hold a pencil. He held it si the T. Frank An>leby Agency, Mr. Logan was a member of the last stage early next year. Saturday. Fair weather except Aabury Park, founded by his fa- Lapin read the questions to him for some cloudiness this morning. from the police department tions and school organization. AD awkwardly and so clow to th St. George's-By-The-River Epis- Mr. Link did note however, that when Andy took his final exams when he was accused of the too often the people who handle point that it was necessary fo ther in 1881. copal Church, and of the Society «n« federal funds wouM be in Visibility better than five miles. at the end of the last semester. TIDES larceny from the Greater A&P these jobs receive the highest him to twist the paper so he cou He was born in Asbury Park of Plastic Engineers. vo*v«d, the entire plan in con- Andy's case is being considered food store on Broadway Dec. salaries. see what he wa* writing! son of Bhe late T. Frank and Surviving are his wife, Mrs. cept would have to be approved by the New Jersey Committee fo High during the past 24 hours, 19. He will be arraigned on the Administrators receive training Alice Hoffman Appleby, and had Jeanne J. Logan; two sons, J. by the Bureau of Roads. This In this awkward position Ui the Blind, but he says he could 62. Low, 49. Ocean temperature, indictment May 8. In schools of education*in each act of writing absorbed atmoi Jived here for the pa« 25 years. Parke Logan, 3d, and Jonathan normally takes eigW to 10 weeks. not wait for special aids, such 46. James Arthur Dickson, 24, of of these subjects but textbooks His father was a V.S. congress- When approval ts received, the all of Jay's attention. No wonde M. Logan, tWs place; a daughter, as talking books, which conn 95 Highfield Ave., Matawan and professors too seldom men- be did poor work. man from the Third New Jersey Mrs. Raymond C. Hoagland, this design stag* of planning is be- from the committee. And the tion the most important element District. Sandy Hook Township, accused of murder in Jay had failed a test in con place; two stepsons, Kenneth gun. current textbooks he needs for hi Today — Low 5:49 p.m. another of several indictments —administration of the learning Mr. Appleby attended Asbury Official Support sumer mathematics, In talking Clayton of Salt Lake City, Utah, studies are not readily available, Tomorrow — High 12:08 a.m. the Grand Jury handed up to processes. Park schools and was graduated and Ronald Clayton of Provid- The following officials en- to him it was immediately clea Andy says. and 12:53 p.m. and low 6:51 a.m. Superior Court Judge J. Ed- A long awaited step in the from Bordentown Military Insti- ence R. I.; » brother, John H. dorsed the plan: The Commission for the Blind that he understood every item or and 7:01 p.m. ward Knight, pleaded innocent- right direction is the newly form- the test. Had he not been blockec tute and Amherst College. Dur- Logan of Locust Valley, N. Y., E. J. Noll, Fair Haven, chair- has provided a tape recorder, a Sunday — High 1:11 a.m. and He is charged with the fata) ed "Center for Co-operative Study ng World War I he served as a and six grandchildren. man of the Monmouth County by the labor of writing he cou' talking book machine, and a :58 p.m. and low 8:01 a.m. and shooting of George Cope, 28, of of Instruction" just established at second lieutenant with the U.S. Services will be held tomorrow Safety Council—"accidents on Rt. typewriter. have passed the test with a near :15 p.m. Texas Rd., Marlboro Township the University of Chicago to find ly perfect score. Marine Corps. at II a.m. in St. George's-By- 35 are the subject of every Andy attended Monmouth Re- at Flo's Bar, Matawan Town- For Red Bank and Rum son out what actually happens when He entered the office of the The-River Church, with Rev. monthly council meeting. This is gional and Red Bank High ship, April 4. He told police Mr. )ridge, add two hours; Sea teachers teach and students learn Who Administers? . Frank Appleby Agency in Canon George' A. Robertshaw, the most hazardous stretch of Schools. Cope had been attempting to Sright, deduct 10 minutes; Long —and what happens when the 1919, and served as secretary highway in Monmouth County." While in high school, he played "date" his wife. A short time previous to th< rector, officiating. Private crema- ranch, deduct 15 minutes; High- process fails. until 1924, when he was elected Middletown Mayor Earl Moody intramural sports, received an in Innocent pleas also were en- test Jay had woo a ribbon in tion will be at Rosehill Crema- lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Principal Responsible president. I / —"I am personally well pleased dustrial arts merit award, and tered to indictments by: ail-city gymnastics meet. He no tory, Linden, under the direction When, and if, Hie process fails, only had superb co-ordination but of the Worden Funeral Home, with the proposed project and was active in the American Nathaniel Frazier, 39, of 14 the responsibility should be placed Mr. Appleby was a past presi- the patience and persistence re- Red Bank. hope work starts immediately." Science Club for one year. Atlantic Ave., Matawan, rape firmly upon the shoulders of the dent of the Monmouth County Middletown Township Commit- Society members who have of a 21-year-oid woman in Mata- quired to train his body to re- Board of Realtors, the New Jer- person responsible for the opera- WILLIAM H. WHEELER teeman Ernest G. Kavalek been assisting Andy include Mrs wan Township, Feb. 11; carnal tion of the school, the principal. spond precisely to hit withes. sey Association of Real Estate Births Boards, the Asbury Park Cham- KEYPORT - WHUam H. strongly endorsed the plan but Marilyn Barnes, West Long abuse of a 15-year-old girl in First in his responsibilities It was not that J«y could not cautioned the state to exercise Branch; Miss Joyce Buono, Long Keyport March 18; armed rob- be trained to write, but that he ber of Commerce and the Asbury Wheeler, 81, of 413 Atlantic St. should be that for which schools Park Rotary Club, wWdi he died Wednesday in Riverview better administrative,- control Branch; Eugene DiSanto, Mata> RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL bery of Robert Hendrickson, 24 exist—that pupils learn. Every had not been trained. Not one over the actual constmction. wan; Alfred J. Franefort, Oak- Walling Ter., Keyport, of $22 of his principals over a period ol served u treasurer for 17 years. Hospital, Red Bank. Red Bank time an alert principal sees that Mr. Wheeler was born in He referred to the safety prob- hurst; Miss Jean H. Orost, West Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sherry, 278 on Hurley St., Keyport, Oct- 29, a child' gets back on the learning several yean had taken the trou- At the time of Ms death, Mr. lems on Rt. 36 and asked that End; Jack M. Van Arsdale, Brick and assault with intent to rape ble to see that the law which n Appleby was president. of the Raritan Township, son of the Wain St., Port Monmouth, daugh- track he eliminates a potential late James and Mary MoDonough these "proWems not re-occur." Township, and Mr, Lapin. er, yesterday. a 7-year-old girl who was ac- dropout. Failure to diagnose a quires that Jay be given instrm Deal Golf and Country Club; a Wheeler, and lived here ail his Mr. Kavalek asked the state to companying Mr. Hendrickson at pupil's learning problem prompt- tion in handwriting was being member and director of the Shore design the project with public Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, life. His Me was the late Mrs. 86 Park PI., Belford, daughter, the time. ly produces a potential dropout. carried out. Area YMCA, Asbury Park; a safety as the primary concern. Charles Williams, 20, of New- member of the board of man- May Walling Wheeler. He also asked that the local busi- Is Appointed 'esterday. Let me illustrate. Jay is in the These principals were not ad- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Judge, 27 ark, and Malcolm Lewis, 20, and agora of Fitfcin Memorial Hos- He was a retired painter, and nessman be considered. Michael E. James, 19, both of ninth grade. His-report card ministering the teachlng-learninj an exempt fireman with Liberty lakland St., Red Bank, daugh showed four C's and a D. Jay's process. pital, Neptune; and a member Richard M. Schultz, representa- Asbury Park Village, Asbury and trustee of the First Meth- Hose Company here. As Assistant ir yesterday. father made an appointment Someone mutt assume this re- tive of the Middletown Township Park, possession of a stolen car odjst Church, Asbury Park. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. engineer, strongly urged that the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels, in West Long Branch March 14. with the principal; in fact, he sponsibility. This alone can re- 53 Deerfield La., Matawan Town- made three visits to the school He also was a member of the Timothy Watllng of Hariet and ctate consider a jughandle at To Principal James also was indicted for store the actual learning process Miss Anna Wheeler of this place; Palmer Ave. ship, daughter, this morning. atrocious assault and battery, where he was informed that Jay's to its proper place of importance American Institute of Real Es- ' COLTS NECK - Mrs. Christina ability was low and that he could tate Appraisers; the broker's di- two nieces, and two nephews. Traffic Volume the same date, upon John Flem- in our schools. Whoever that per- Services will be held tomorrow He said he was sure traffic sur- DeVoe Johnson of Red Bank, six ilONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER ing, Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, not be expected to achieve any son may be should receive the vision of the National Association years a teacher at Atlantic Ele- Long Branch better. •A Real Estate Boards; Certified at 10:30 a.m. in lite Bedle Fu- veys would show that there was an attendant at Mion's Service highest salary. neral Home here. Burial will, be mentary School, has been ap- Dr. and Mrs. Fergus Pope, 307 The principal did not cite any roperty Managers, National As- •ufficient volume to warrant Station, Route 35, Eatontown, in Cedarwood Cemetery, Rarttan pointed assistant principal, the Third Ave., Long Branch, daugh specific areas in (he learning (You can get Prof. Nason sociation ot Ret) Estate Boards; either a jughandle or a connec- who was struck on the head Township. tion with the nearest jugfcandfe Board of Education has an- it, Wednesday. with a blunt Instrument while process in which Jay was having helpful booklet for parents, "Help Mortgage Bankers of America; •t Palmer Ave. nounced. working on the trio's car. Lewis difficulty or lacked skill. The Your Child Succeed in School," (he Amherst Club of New York; Speaking as Hblmdei munici- She will replace Mrs. Elizabeth FITKIN and Williams were named for school was not solving Jay's prob- by sending $1 to Help Youi the Navy League of the United pal engineer, he asked the state Mader, who has resigned. Neptune aiding and abetting the assault. lem. The baffled father brought Child, Box 1277, General Post Of- States; Asfoury Park Lodge, Body Is Found to consider putting the Miller Mrs. Johnson has nine years Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Soden, John Shelbrick, 21, of 1007 Jay to me. fice, New York City). F&AM; Scottish Rite, Valley of PLEASANTVILLE (AP) - The Ave. JuigHandle about 700 feet total teaching experience, having 7A Park Ave., Englishtown, ion, Broadway, Long Branch, carnal renton; and the Asbury Park body of E. Moss Mathis. 80-year- farther south so the munidpal- taught two years In Red Bank and •esterday. abuse of a 15-year-old East Wheelman Club. old Tuckerton man, was'found Hy's proposed industrial road one year in Winnetka, 111., be- Keansburg girl Oct. 5. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. today in the meadows near here. sides her service in Colts INFANT BAPTIZED could tie into it. Robert F. Terry, .28, of 5 See Possible Solution Marie Winsor Appleby; two sons, Mathis, a former Ocean County Neck. UNION BEACH — Patricia Ann The proposed road would paral- Morningside Ave., Middletown Theodore F. Appleby 3d and Freeholder and ex-publisher of )e Fazio, infant (laughter of Mr, lel *e highway from Laurel Ave., She holds a BA from the Uni- Township, rape of a 16-year-old Thomas W. Appleby, both of this the weekly newspaper, Tucker- nd Mrs. .Charles De Fazio, north (o the Bethany Rd. area. versity of Delaware and an MA East Keansburg girl March 2. place; two daughters, Mrs. Mal- ton Beacon, had been missing lorningside Ave., was baptized On Little League Field Many residents of the three in elementary education from Rut- Ralph F. Visco, 28, of 51 First colm D. Severance of Navesink since Saturday morning. ist week in Holy Family Catho- towns affected by the project gers. Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, and OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Littli variance for the new site. Mr and Mrs. Levis W. Minford of A Navy helicopter from the raised questions about the proj- Mrs. Johnson will also be chair- ic Church, Rt. 36, by Rev. Jo- League problems moved a itep Colt felt this board action wa Tampa, Fla.; a brother, Richard Lakehurst Naval Air Station, :eph G. Fox. Fred D- Nonnemacher, 25, of 53 ect and its effect on their prop- man of a staff of four selected Bay Ave., Atlantic Highlands, closer to solution last night. offensive. H. Appteby of Pata Beach, Fla., which was searching for him, erties and businesses. for the pilot 12-month teachers' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schauf also were indicted for aiding Members of Borough Council Mr. Colt had "no comment" and nine grandchildren. •potted the body in the swampy Joseph AzzoKna, owner of the program planned for the 1964-85 ler. West Keansfourg were her the attack and they will be ar- the Planning Board, Board of Ed- last night regarding his plans for Funeral services will be held area near the old turnpike. Food 'Circus Supermarket, Rt. 35, school year. jodparents. raigned May. 8. ucation, and the Recreation Com- the present Little League site, a Monday atlla.m. in the Asbury Police said they believed Middletown, praised the project Edward Rynkoskl, 18, of 24 mittee met in closed session in part of his 39.6-acre commercial »ark First Metfhodist Church with Mathis went for a walk, became but asked the state to construct Locust St., Red Bank, conspira- Ocean Township School, Dow tract. He has been leasing 5.5 itev. Dr. Charles A. Sayre, pas- confused and got lost. They laid a smaller barrier, similar to the cy to break into the home of Ave., to discuss sites for a fu acres free to the league. or, officiating. le died of natural causes. one in the Oherry HiM area. TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR: William Schnable, Sr., 17 Cen- ture Little League park. Mr. Colt also refused to com Mr. Link said the barrier would ter Ave., Leonardo, March 8, James J. Colt, Deal, has asked ment on any possibility of cof- be the same height as the one when $458 worth of furnishings the Little League to vacate by fering the 7.7 acres to tin? league being built on Rt. 36. were stolen, and receiving stolen He did n say, however, that th< 1986, its ll-year-ola",.two^talfUtd : Mr. Azzolma. said that barrier How the Economy goods. ium off Logan Rd., south of Deai Litile iieague WouT3: be'all right "Stinks and is an eyesore to the Edwin Fox, league attorney, William Woodward, 18, oi 20 Rd., in a newly created com- an «TtM happy memories—making the community." Raritan Ave., Leonardo, named mercial zone. said a possible solution might be In response to questions from a field site near the Wanamassa pasta treesuty of future hopes. Let us Is Behaving as a co-defendant, will be ar- An offer by Mr. Colt to give kwtpyoM malt* thes* memories Hva in a residents, Mr. Link said this was raigned May 8- the league 7.7 acres across the School and owned by the Board taMtWvl, paraonaUied monument «he only hearing that would be Elliott Wedaman, 40, of 259 road was withdrawn after thi ot Education, VMt our dttplay and tat us > held on the project Potter Ave., Long Branch, il- Zoning Board of Adjustment re- Mr. Fox, a school board mem- halpyovwNtMutobNcathm. DAWSON By SAM DAWSON legal possession and sale of al- served decision March 19 on ber, said council already had of- NEW YORK (AP) —Bettei of year. In mid-March the total coholic beverages Oct. 12 at Mr. Colt's plea for a speedy use fered the league acreage in thi Appeal than usual Is becoming the was 68,517,000. Unemployment, Long Branch. Mrs. Lulu Cooper, Sand Hills industrial zone. Hi JOHN VAN KIRK & SON LE_ said this was unsuitable. standard term in.most govern- fell 231,000 to 4,293,000. But the 40, of 254 Central Ave., Long 15 Cooper Rd., MlddHtown off Rl. 35 (Continued) t Htadon't Corner 741-0319 ment'reports on.how the econ- increasing size of the labor Branch, a co-defendant, pleaded Eagle Figurine Mr. Fox said last night's meet aloner's ruling oame at a com- guilty earlier and will be sen- lonvenlent Terras 747-2563 omy is behaving this spring, force kept the jobless rate at ing at the school was also con plete shock. tenced April 24. There are a few laggards bu! 5.4 per cent. Missing Again sidering a high school stadium The issue ts further compli- most measures of business site. He said a site under con cated by the fact that the sys- Durable goods employment is sideration is one of nine acres growth show gains above aver- LITTLE SILVER - Anybody tem needs more elementary class- now back to where it was in owned by the Recreation Com- age for the season. seen half of a gold colored eagle FOR ANY OCCASION room space. August 1957 before increasing Mrs. White figurine? mittee on West Park Ave. north Profits are rising. Jobs an Mrs. Boyle noted that region- mechanization of factories and If so, police would like to know of the new high school. increasing In number and pay- alization on a teventh-to-12*. the 1960 recession aggravated where it is. HONEY BEE FLOWERS ing more to many workers William Van Middlesworth grade basis might relieve the the problem. Still With Joiw J. Ruddy, 385 Branch board of education president, Factories are turning out more RUSSELL T. HODGKISS crowded elementary facilities. Construction also rose more Ave., has a threesfoot wide, foot pleaded at Tuesday night's board She said that removal of the goods. Consumers are buying in March than is usual. The NJ Authority and half-high gold-colored cast meeting for cooperation of all 444 IROAD STRIIT seventh and eighth grades wouM them. So stocks aren't piling u average increase from Febru figurine of an eagle sitting in his township governmental groups in SHREWSBURY : provide relief for a time. in manufacturers' and distribu- ary is 7 per cent. But this year WOODBRIDGE - Mrs. Kath- front yard. seeking a solution to the Little How olear-cut the difference of tors' hands as they would if the the gain was 9 per cent. Private arine Elkus White of Red Banl He even had it bolted down. League and stadium problems. 741-4020 opinion over regionalization ver- economic upswing were topping construction came to $3.3 bil- presided over a routine sessio Sometime Wednesday night, Reliable Slue* If27 sus going it alone is could not out. ion, and public construction of the New Jersey Highway Au someone tried to take the eagle The Federal Reserve Board': MRS. DANIEL FOSTER be ascertained. added $1.3 billion. thority yesterday. and only managed - to break it BV WIRE ANYWHERE There are several board mem- industrial production index ha Auto production no far this It might have been her lasl apart at its casting running down WEST KEANSBURG — Mrs. bers who feel the board should registered its biggest gain since year is 9.5 per cent ahead of meeting as chairman before Mrs the center of it. Cornelia F. Foster, 66, of loth last October. It is at a record try to build its own high school he like period of 1963. Steel White leaves the Garden Stat According to police, the figur- and Holly Ste. died yesterday in — admittedly a tough financial peak of 2B.2 per cent of the output is running well ahead of Parkway post to assume duties Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. 1957-59 average, for a neat one- ine was taken about a year ago Job. Some favor exploring re- last year, although the pace as ambassador to Denmark. She and later recovered in Linoroft. Born in Hazlet, she was the gionalization. half point rise since February. may slacken soon. said she didn't know whether sh daughter of the late Charles and Boaid members Indicated Jast Jobs in manufacturing nor- Consumer spending goes on would be attending the next park- Harriet Van Meerbeke. night thai they will not com- mally remain unchanged be- increasing, even if it hasn't yet way meeting May 14 in Atlanti MAN IDENTIFIED She had lived here 16 years, ment until the outcome of the tween February and March, but shown the spurt that many ex- City. MONMOUTH BEACH - An formerly living in New York John E. Day appeal is known. this time rose 49,000 to some pect as a result of the federal The authority yesterday: amnesia victim found wandering :ity. Dr. Raubinger did rule that 7,033,000. Almost all of the income tax cut. Purchased six Chrysler New here Tuesday has been identi- Surviving are her husband, after the September 1968 dead- gain was in the durable good Yorker police cars for $19,392. fied through a Register article, Daniel Foster; three sisters, FUNERAL HOME line the 11th and 12th grades may industries. This is hailed a Bought $21,020 worth of lawn Sgt. Charles Hornbostle said thus Mrs. Rudolph Butenbach, Sr. of much as an expression of con SOLDIER OF MONTH continue attending Middlotown mowers—34 of them. morning. Keansburg, Mrs. Irving Huffman 85 Riverside" Ave. Red Bank High School until the respective fidence of the type that tend US. ARMY, Europe - PFC Awarded a $19,805 contract fo The man, Franklin Badgley, of New York City, and Mrs. classes graduate. to snowball as a response ti John J. Moran, 23, son of Mrs. the painting of police buildings 54, told police he could remem- amuel Sanyi of Keansburg, The commissioner noted that firm orders. Elizabeth Moran of 261 Broad St., and some toll administration ber only his name and his age. nd two brothers, Charles J. C SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 while the relationShrp had been And the durables turned in Ealontown, N.J., was named buildings. Th« county Welfare Board 'an Meerbeke of Ciearwater, longstanding and amicable, thare the best performance in push- Soldier of the Month for the 34th Awarded a $21,222 contract fo read of the man's plight in the Fla. and Kenneth F. Van Meer- was no reason to conclude that ing the industrial index higher, Signal Battalion's Company A, the painting of traffic lines along Register, and identified him as beke of Matawan. Oppoiit, Molly Pitcher Inn It should last forever. with the business equipmeni last month. Stationed near Lud- the entire length of the 173-mile a patient missing from a home The fmwral will be Sunday at He noted estimates that by companies stepping up outpul wigsburg, Germany, he was cited highway. in Keansburg for three days. 1:30 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral 1968, Middletown High School fa- the most. for his "soldierly appearance, Sgt. Hornbostle said. Home, Keyport, with Rev. cilities agnin will be over- Counting in jobs outside mnn knowledge and performance of There's no Trick to Having Ex- Robert Addiss, pastor of the crowded. He said the planned ufacturing, the total rose 55,001 duty and military courtesy," He tra Cash. You Get it Fast When The Watusi tribe in Africa be- Matawan Baptist Church, officiat- addition to that high school would in the latest month, against a: graduated in 1959 from Red Bank You Use The Register Classified. lieves its members wers tent ng. 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PROMPT FREE DELIVERY •RANCH OFFICI AND DISPLAY HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT P. MONMOUTH MONUMENT Co. PHONE 747-3331 HIADDINS CORNIR, MIDDLITOWN 747-3810 Conference Shelter Test Middlefawn Man Cited Co*t $150 in Court mH, SHREWSBURY - Four- teen' mmbtr* of Unhtr Memo- MNky tenter*** in Tomorrow ___- -- ^w».j ixA t MiabfctiM rial Church, her*, wllJ be w*x« For Viet Nam Duty , J*il tad tbr«e W UMM WEST LONG BRANCH - A ** you've been refuted *wvk;« the repretcolAtives /2 reports remain to be pre-request since it is a subdivision. Boskey, bartender at the Willow- sented and some additional joint Mrs. Behr is running on a William H. Burns, Jr., attor In another case, the board told brook Restaurant, where Davison school. Miss Carol Bennett of Little SHver, left,, sits as planning sessions must be held ticket with Committeeman Daniel ney, filed the suit for the follow- Antonio M. Brescia, Brescia CORRECTED allegedly had 12 to 14 beers and vice principal while Miss Pat Ferrogari of Littla Silver before any public hearing. . H. Downey and Joseph F. Zam a Manhattan before going to theing candidates: Edwin Beekman Building Corp. president, to con- bor. Atlantic Hotel; Dr. Movelle; Mr. Jr., District 1; Victor Baines am assists stenographically. In a letter to William Kwalick, firm notifying nearby land owners Mrs. Behr also denied claims and Mrs. Joseph A. Drlscoll of Anita Belin, 2; Mary Korpan, 3 a Smith planner, Mr. Weston and produce building plans for a DATES made by tfie Strathmore Demo- 62 Fair Haven Rd., who were James Hamilton, 5; John McGow- asked for a new schedule for triangular lot south of Orchard cratic Club that she is part of the present in the Atlantic Hotel bar, an, 9; Frederick Pohl and Dori Wittcoff, Brennan Get presentations. He said the board Rd. and west of Oakwood Ave. John Marz political machine. and Joseph Pillari, manager and O'Neill, 10; Charles V. Carroll, would meet with planners as LAWLOURS often as needed, but there has Complete Support bartender at the hotel. 13; Raymond McLaughlin and been no joint meeting since Feb- "Since I have been in office Ann Depisch, 15; Richard A. Her Methodist Church Plans STUDENT TOUR Cross-examining the witnesses State Police Promotions ruary. since 195B, 1 have been supported man and Evelyn Connell, 18; an Charles Franked of Asbury Park, Annual Rbll Call of . by voters throughout the entire Walter Poslusny and Rose Blohn TRENTON (AP) — State Po- of 20 Barrier Dr., Hazlet, was Councilman Ralph Ardolino, attorney for the defense, at- 'township, Democratic and Re- 23. ice Lt. Philip Wittcoff, of Hill- promoted to sergeant and trans- Jr., said Franklin Lake will be NAVESINK — The tempted to establish reasonable publican," she said, adding: "In The suit, contends that Mrs. ide, was promoted to captain ferred to the Civil Defense-Dis- circled by lights and more trees Methodist Chureh'wrllMd its an- doubt of pa^iwn/i intoxication will be planted. Europe - the last election for collector, the Blohn^s >arae,.',!s „ .listed" "m'.'li •yesterday"artd"assigned to-com- aster Control section. He was an nual roll call at 8 p.m, and claimed ttt&jnajcrfent made Republicans did not even run a Sample ballot as a candidate for" mahd 'Troop C 'with headquarters instructor at the State Police Council- -expressed' feondftldnces ff he speaker :ev. L. Da- no disturbance and, used no of candidate for the office." •, both the Democratic and Repub- at Princeton. Academy in West Trenton. to J. Russell Woolley, borough vid York, a " of Drew July 21 thru Aug. 12 tensive language in the bar. She said the record of her of- lican County' Executive Commit- Wittcoff, a State Police veter- clerk, absent last night to attend University in Madison. Challenging the., borough's fice, 'which, has been praised by tees. in of 27 years, has been execu funeral services for his sister, There will be Special music by charges on grounds of reasonable Mr, Drydeif'and Mr. Krivitzky, Stanley Davis, elections clerk ive officer at the Princeton sta- Aimee E. Woolley. the choir. RUMSON doubt, he moved for dismissal. Includes the fact that the rate of in Mr, Woolley's office, said the ion. Science-Math Council gave North Jersey Refreshments, will be served Judge Crowell, recalling the 842-2227 fax collections has increased from machine ballots ,are prepared, un- He succeeds Capt. Peter Hausch Shore Association for the Deaf by the ladies of.the church fol- beers and the-MarrfatUm, denied Helper-cent In 1958, when she der his direction and sample bal- is troop commander. Hausch was and Hard Of Hearing use of a lowing the service. the motion. »-*oote over, to 92 per cent this lots under the township clerk's xansferred to command Troop Fair Scheduled Borough Hall room for meetings. year, and the fact that during Defendant Davison, testifying authority. i at Morristown, succeeding Capt MATAWAN — The Regional Mr. Ardolino hoped use of hall that time the work load has ,in his own behalf, told a story of Fames Rosebsrry, who retired High School will hold its science- rooms would not be given • doubled, without doubling of theinnocence. groups without a majority of bor- r Hausch has been a state police- math fair April 21) from 7:30 to |ffice staff. He and his wife were celebrat Busse to Take man for 26 years and lives in 10:30 p.m. at the school. ough members. "My salary in 1958 was $4,000," ing their anniversary, he told the Westwood. The following judges have been A clean-up week begins April •he reported. "In the six years court. They did have 12 to 14 Urban Study Job Sgt. Peter P. Gladis of Pomp- chosen for the fair: 10. since then, it has been raised beers and a Manhattan at the NEWARK (AP) - City Busi- on Lakes, was promoted to staff $350. the standard raise which all Harvey Katz, Mrs. Clare Burke, Willowbrook between 4:30 andness Administrator Paul Busse, sergeant and transferred from municipal employees received. about 10:15 p.m., he admitted, Henry Johnson, Albert Davidson, formerly of Shrewsbury, will he Garden State Parkway troop Ronaild Allen Bowden, Thomas J. u Does that sound like macine but they were not intoxicated. leave his $20,000-a-year post soon ;o the investigation section at the Gassaway politics?',' r Siddons, Dr. F. Eugene Clarke, He could think of no reason to work for the Urban Studies est Trenton headquarters. and Eileen McAndrew. Should Withdraw why Mr. Pillar! refused to serve Center of Rutgers University in Sgt. Frank J. Hoppel of Honey Members of the math depart- • She Mid anyone involved In him at the Atlantic Hotel; "I just New Brunswick. suckle La., Kinnelon, was trans- Reassigned! the type of campaign tactics ment are: figured I was flagged and de- Busse's impending resignation ferred from the Civil Defense- which have been used against cided to go home," he declared. Antoinette Bell, chairman; Caro- FORT MONMOUTH - Capt.f was confirmed last night by city Disaster Control section to Glad- Kenton C. Gassaway, 13 Bataan her should withdraw from the Different Versions former job with the parkway lyn Alexander Maher, Gloria An- Add A Room Now officials. race. tisell, Wi'M-iam George, Lawrence Ave., Eatontown, assistant to the Far from demanding of his Busse said his position at Rut- oop. : Mrs. Behr has lived In the Goldfarb, Mary Hall, Michael Kol- commanding officer of the U.S. wife, "Are you going to give me gers will be sponsored by the Trooper Raymond J. Brennan township all her life, her people atis, William Lawlor, James Ma- Army Electronics Materiel Sup- the ... car keys or am I going Ford Foundation. He will work port Agency, has been reassigned SAVE ON NEW ROOM having settled there a century to walk home?" as alleged by her, Daniel Reilly, Catherine Sid- through the summer and until the to Frankfurt, Germany. If your family is growing and needs extra space, let ut ago. She is a graduate of local borough witnesses, he testified dons, John Sweeney, and Marilyn add a new room to your home. We have thousands of sat- fall writing on municipal govern- Capt. Gassaway joined the Khools and the Drake Business he asked, "Honey, may I please To Elect Doremus. > isfied customers throughaut Monmouth County and you can School, New York City. ment and its response to the agency in August, 1962, as special have the keys? I'm going home.challenge of rebuilding the Amer- Members of the science depart- be assured of top quality workmanship at lowest possible She is the mother of two chil- projects officer in the Engineering prices. A free estimate is yours simply for phoning. No You can stay here and have a ican city. ment are':: dren, both graduates of Matawan drink if you want." Successor Mary Oakley, chairman; An- Plans and Program Office. He obligation. HiEh School. Ihony Crego, WiniJred Gade, Wil- was assigned as assistant to the He then changed his mind and commanding officer in February, She has previous business ex- decided to walk home, since the To Durand liam George, Bertha Hyrne, Mar- perience as a legal secretary, Recreation garet Kerwin, Michael Kolatis, 1963. streets were slippery and Mrs. TRENTON (AP) - A joint ses- REMODEL brokerage firm secretary and im- Davison had on spike heels. (Continued) Harvey LaTourette, Anthony Mc- He came to Fort Monmouth ENCLOSE port-export secretary. She is a on of the New Jersey Legisia- He denied making any disturb- of the physical education pro- Kenna, Stella Nemshick, Marie from a one-year tour of duty as former secretary of the local re probably will be held to elect YOUR ance whatever in the bar or us- Panos, and John Sweeney. Military Assistance Advisory YOUR Parent Teacher Association and gram in the local school system. successor to State Auditor ing any offensive language to- Group adviser to the Imperial former treasurer of the Corps When asked about Mr. Kings- rank Duran of Sea Girt, Senate KITCHEN ward the police officers or any- Iranian Army in Iran. PORCH Mothers of Guadalcanal Drum land's resignation, Mr. Fitzsim- resident Charles W. Sandman one else. He was an assistant professor and Bugle Corps. mons replied, "That's his busi- R-Cape May, said yester- Receives Grant of military science and tactics at I walked out of the door, and ness." when I got about 50 feet away y RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Ken- the University of Wisconsin until "I am only interested in devel- However, Sandman said just I960, when lie came here for the toward Fair Haven Rd.," he ex-oping recreational programs, for neth Rothschild, IB, a junior at ho the successor will be or when the high school, has received a Officers Career Course at the plained, "I was grabbed by both the resignation to the board. Helps Head ihoulders from behind; I went e joint session will be held are '39 grant-in-aid for research on Signal School. Mr. Kingsland's employment as completely up in the air." right down. recreation director was discussed his ele/tro-chemical analysis com- Durand has let it be known puter, from the New Jersey Acad- Committee "Officer McCue told mo that il behind closed doors by the Rec- Monmouth County officials that didn't quiet down I'd get a reation Commission last month, smy of Science. e does not wish to be re-elected Mr Rothschild was awarded punch in the eye." iuch sessions have become the post, Sandman said, A drab, dreary kitchen can You can have a comfortabla For Scranton standard procedure in handling irst place in the recent Raritan Punched lnaEye Durand, is a 69-year-old for- be a drudge. Let us remodel year 'round room with a i SCOTCH PLAINS (AP) - Law- Township science fair, chemistry, UNION much commission business. On Someone — probably Officer icr Republican state senator division for his project which is your kitchen, tclantiflcally, handsome porch enclosure. , ice Newcomh* former chair- that occasion, and again last McCue, he alleged — punched 'om Monmtnith County. He hasnow on display at the Rutgers for beauty and efficiency. Use it as a TV room, den man of Youth Republican organ- night, the press was told to leave him in the eye once, the defen- •en auditor, a $12,0!)0-a-year Science Fair. No obligation for a free es- izations In Union and Middlesex so the commission could hold or as an extra sitting room. dant said. He admitted using iost, since 1938. He is a piist winner of the Counties, said today he would private discussions. timate. abusive language after he was The auditor is elected by a Keyport High School science fair ji-%- 1 a New Jersey campaign to Mr. Kingsland said he was thrown down and handcuffed, ombined vote of both houses, thnand a member of the National LABEL win the Republican presidential saying in explanation that he hasleaving his post and refusing a FIRST PAYMENT AUG. nly state official chosen by that lonor Society, Keyclub, and the nomination Tor Gov. William W. a very quick temper. new appointment. The commis- ethod. Durand's last full tive- nigh school band. Scrantin of Pennsylvania, sion maintained that his action UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY Davison could give no, reason ear term expired in 1058. He Co-chairman of the committee was a "resignation in mid-term." for the officers' alleged attack. as been holding over in office It pays to advertise in the Red In Mrs. Bruce T. McCoun of Mid- In other business, the commis- Mrs. Catherine Davison cor- ince. v Bank Register.— Advertisement. NO MONEY DOWN dletown. roborated her husband's testi- sion decided to buy and have in PRINTING Announcement of the formation mony, adding that she was stalled a chain link fence around of a New Jersey committee to "thrown out" of the police sta- part of the baseball field at In • Dormert • Plumbing • Hooting , lain support for Scranton was tion after having slapped his dian Hill School. Available at • Masonry made in New Vork by Warren J. face to calm him dawn. A letter is being sent to the • Room Additions • Roofing-Siding • Modern Kitchen S1 \sheimcr, who described nlm- John A. Russell; 19 Doughty Board of Education asking if the does your business • Modern Bathroom ' self as chairmnn of the National La., a defense witness who wascommission may install a tennis GRANT PRINTERS • Porch Enclosures S • Garago-Broeioway Scranton for President Commit- present in the hotel bur, said court at the school. Mr. Fitz- tee' .... that to hi« knowledge. Davison simmons pointed out there is no need 10,000° 170 MONMOUTH ST. created no disturbance and used public court In the township. Scranton has said he n not a oppoti+e R.R. Station no profane language. He did not A summer bowling league for . . . for expansion, working capital or ilclil consolidation? candidate for the GOP nomina- realize the arrest had taken men and Women will be inaugu- 24-HOUR SERVICE tion but would accept a sincere place until Mrs. Davison told rated if there Is sufficient inter- phono 7-11-5001. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. draft. him, he added. est, it was reported. CALL HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDOpS CORNER, MID0UTOWN Buying or selling? Use the Judge Crowell, finding the de- Those interested in participat- Larger Amounts Also Considered SHadytidi' 1-501.0 rRoipccl 0-133] R«gl«ter Classified for quick re- fendant guilty, termed the Dan/I- ing have been requested to con- lulti.—Advertisement. nns' testimony "Incredible." tact the commission. 741-9028 A» ineretM Wider tad feller of boose* fa year. H» 4r-Fridty, Apra 17, 1964 BED BANK REGISTER ago *t 28, ii now about half ray at 4J per cent cost price Should I tike my Joss maay residentialdevelopment s in- at nan On 9 HHM or iuy witti thi» stock? What ut What's News cluding Stratfunoret Maitwu (he prospects far Avert tnd Hupp Township, will ahow an estimated don pmm i*nm**m 14 arfU OirfnrstMM'/"' R. D. 1 net income of about K million, Z. Dodap, 171 Oatawod Aw, optoner aocwati, they A) Mw»y growth ttocks *uea « In Business equivalent to M ceaU a share, for Chock Full o' Nuts, which wert the focal year ended Feb. », u ttIAi Directors' Woriuhap In New York very liberally appraised a few compared with »1,589,000 or « et Invwiwi mtmiObA far- y Successful City. They were Richard Me- years ago, are now selling on a loree members of the Ices, Inc., a national orgaaUa- Rtgfrtr Manus, Little Silver, of Haskins cents a share, for the previous more realistic basis and more in Jersey Shore Chapter, National Association of Accountants, re- and Sells, the program director; cently participated in a Chapter Robert Henck, New Shrewsbury, Investing of the Nopoo Chemical Co., mem News About line with current and prospec- bership director, and Pierre Sal- YOU ARE INVITED TO AN mon, Wall Township, of the Roger E, Spur By ROGER E. SPEAR tive earning power. Sales of Texas Gulf Chock Full o" Nuts continue to business administration depart- Q) "At an age of 69 (my hus- By no means would J advise move ahead at a good pace, but ment at Monmouth College, pub- ART EXHIBIT band is 73) growth investments you to transfer funds from your increasing competition and new licity director. savings bank to a new venture, product introduction has slowed look rattier foolish to this cau- Spurs Street Presented By The tious old girl, and besides we are no matter how promising and the gain in profits. Bernard M. Goldsmith, Points 'babes in the woods' as far as glowing its future may sound. Any NEW YORK (AP) - Stock I would stiU hold the stock, Rd., Little Silver, president of Investments go. A salesman is new company of this or any other market averages inched iheir way however. And your Avnet and Nytronics, Inc., Berkeley Heights OLD MILL ASSOCIATION trying to interest my husband type is a gamble at the start and to record highs yesterday but Hupp Corp. have, in my opinion, manufacturer of electronic com' and me in a newly formed in- should be undertaken only by once again the stock list as a a moderate measure of specula ponents, reported that his com' at the main off let of tht surance company. We have sav- those who can fully afford the whole showed more losers than tive attraction. •any had net sales totaling $2, ings bank accounts earning us risk involved. gainers on the New York Ex- (Mr. Spear cannot answer al 134,435 for the six months' period 4.8 per cent. Would you advise us At your age, you want relative change. Trading was fairly active. mail personally but will answer that ended Jan. 31, as compared to withdraw some of our savings safety and income, and this would The big sensation of the day all questions possible in his col' with $2,226,334 for the same period SHADOW LAWN funds and invest in this com- provide neither. was Texas Gulf Sulphur which umn.) a year earlier. This year the pany?" I- J- Keep your money in the bank. climbed seven points to 36% on period's net profit was reporter. A) You may be a novice in the Q) "I own General Motors, Pa- 444,200 shares, making it the most at $91,138 and in the 1963 period Savings and Loan Association investment field, but there is cific Gas & Electric, and Chock active stock by a huge margin. it was $74,778. Mr. Goldsmith also nothing wrong with your powers Full o' Nuts. I am not worried Volume was 5.27 million com- Egg Market said his company has been grant' 600 Broadway, Long Branch about the first two but the last pared with 5.31 million Wednes- of reasoning and common-sense NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- ed a patent for a new method ol one, which I bought two years day. caution. Wholesale egg offerings more electrical coil and transformei OPEN DAILY 9 TO 4 NOW THROUGH MAY I Texas Gulf was bought iieavily than ample. Demand light to- construction. •••••••••••••••••••••• on the company announcement day. that it has rnade a major dis- Whites: Extra fancy heavy George R. Clark, Jr., J39 covery of copper, zinc and silver weight (47 lbs. min.) 28-30; fan- Broadway, Long Branch, Is DANCING.. in the Timmins, Ontario, area. cy medium (41 lbs. average) president of the Garden State You can finance your In Toronto the news sparked an 26Vi-28; fancy heavy weight (47 Collection Association, Inc., 2J EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! unparalleled wave of trading in a lbs. min.) 28-29^; medium (40 Little St., Matawan, reports his frantic rush to buy stocks with lbs. average) 26^-27; smalls organization is expanding col • GRACIOUS DINING • property near Timmins, (36 lbs. average) 23-24; pee- lection services for large and PAINTING On the New York Stock Ex- small businesses. The associa- APPEARING NIGHTLY wees (31 lbs. average) 18'/2-19. change the news also spurred Browns: Extra fancy heavy tion also has a Red Bank PLUMBING The "SPANISH SERENADER" Barber Oil to a rise of 4'4 at weight (471 bs. min.) 30-31;-fan- branch office. 87%. The company owns 300,000 With his guitar and wonderful latin music cy medium (41 lbs. average) shares of Texas Gulf. 26VJ-28; fancy heavy weight (4r William J. Levitt, president, re- NEW ROOF Copper stocks reacted to the lbs. average) 19^-19. ports that Levitt and Sons, Inc., KITCHEN OPEN 'TIL 1:30 A.M. news of this further supply of the metal Phelps Dodge lost OR ROOMS ALPINE MANOR Cerro % Inspiration %, Magma LOCAL SECURITIES Vt< Anaconda Vt and Kennecott just under the famous Twin Lights Vt. The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- with a Highway 36 at Highlands Bridge Highland! Selective gains by blue chips, ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities PHONE 872-1773 however, once again nudged the averages to higher ground. Prom' could have been sold (Indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the tima of completion. SHADOW LAWN inent in the list of gainers was BANKS ••••••••••••••••••••••• American Telephone, which was heavily traded and up fol Div. Asked lowing shareholdeld r ratificatioifi n of Belmar-Wall National 3.50 Home Improvement Loan .30 its 2-for-l stock split. Trading Central Jersey Bank Farmers & Merchants began on AT&T's split stock on a First Merchants National Bank .2S ... In fact you may finance any kind ef home Improvement, borrow lip to when-issued basis and It dosed Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 at 70>4. Monmouth County National (xxx) .15 7 $3,500 and take up to S years to repay your loan. The Dow Jones industrial aver- N. J. National Bank (xx) .50 31V age squeezed out a gain of .22 to N. J. National Bank Rights pnt it at a record peak of 825.65. Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 Of 1,345 issues traded, losers Sea Bright National 1.00 outnumbered gainers by 546 to First National Bank of Spring Lake 532. New highs for the year to- INDUSTRIAL taled 89 and new lows 24. Brockway Glass (*) 31'/ Of the 15 most active stocks, Family Circle seven declined, five advanced and Laird & Company a two were unchanged. Monmouth Capital Monmouth Electric Second most active was Radio 13? Corp., unchanged at 34'/$ on 122,-Monmouth Park «00 BROADWAY (At The Fountain) LONG BRANCH, N. J. N. J. Natural Gas Common (x) 22% 800 shares. Third was Sperry 23V N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. Holmdel • Oakhurst • Mlddkrown Shopping Center o Keyport Rand, off i/8 at 17 on 112,800 Rowan Controller 7 shares. Spiral Metal , II Next came Chrysler, unchanged U. S. Home* ft Development Corp. ' VA m at 47%, and Pan American World Winslow Tele-Tronics . a£ 2'/ Airways, off V/, at 73V4- (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock (xxx) Including 3c extra. Other losses among airlines in- cluded American 1, United VA< Follow the Tower of Light to the New York World'i F»il 7 Eastern /t, Western 4, Northwest 11/, and BranMf >/«. WE'LL XAUOR A low-cost mortgage to your Reynolds Tobacco, off 1%, was needs. Later, you can. take advatfage of J the most active in its group. Also fieavifytrMed,-American Tobacco its prepayment privilege and pay jmead of. lost %. Philip Morris dropped ichedule without penalty. Do so often to | 1, Liggett and Myers % and own free-and-clear much sooner, while sav- Lorillard VS- ' t *,'< ing on interest. Get details on all the many Amerada rose 3J4, Texaco %, U. S. Gypsum 2'^, Xerox and benefits of financing here. r. Control Data 1% each, Du Pont IK' %t Southern Railway *A and Merck'%. Allied Chemical fell 1%, IBM 1%, Polaroid 2%, Ford lfi, Ui S. This roast Steel 1A and Union Carbide VA- Prices were mixed on the BUXION STBONO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION American Stock Exchange. 10 BROAD ST. i RED BANK, N. J. Volume was 1.53 million shares compared with 1.61 million "Where You Save Does Make a Dijference!" Wednesday. Yesterdays closing stocks: AOP Inii In: Bui Mch 582U Adams Ex Inl Harv 70VS Air Prod 38 Int Nick 7«S Air R«duo Int Paper 33% AUeg Cp Int TelftTel 59H Allei Lud I-T-E Ckt Brk 2314 AU«f Pw John! Man teH Allied Ch Jones & U 76 DON'T AUIl Chll Joy M(( Alcoa Kaliar Al Am Alrlto Kennecott Am Brk Sh Koppsn Am Can Kreice. 83 Am Cyan e74 Kroger Am M Fdy L«h Port C Am Mot IS!, I*h Val Ind PUT Am Smell IX)F Gins Am Sid lib Mc.V&L Am Tel Tel LlBg A My Am TOb 36 »i Litton Ind Amp Inc 8611 Lukeni Stl Anaconda «% Mack Trk Armco 8tl 75 V, Maralh Oil YOUR- Armour 50»i Martin U H»" Armit Ck Merck 127 116'j II Ash! Oil 36", 1IGM Atchlson Minn MtM All rtpfln .M Mo Pac A Avco Corp 22 Vi Mont Ward AVC Corp M Nat Blic SELF Babcock w 601 N Cain Rej W Bald Lima 13'4 Nat Dairy Bait & Oh *3'i Nat Distill 75 Bayuk CU Nat Gyp» Bell * How Nat Steel ' Flendtx i NY Central Beth Steel (8 Nia M Pw Boeing 36!', No Am Av IN Borden (5S Nor Pac Born Warn 7C!i Nwsl Alrlln Brunswk Norwich Ph Buckeye PI i Outb Mnr Bucy Erl« 27 S Owens III r.l ilUlOVK M'i Pan A W Air Hurl Ind in Param Plct i Penney JC THIS '"ater Trac Pa Pw4Lt rcUmtsc Pa Rn Chei * Oh Peptl Cola Chryiler IVrkln Elm Cltlei Sv P[l7.er Coca Cola I'hll £1 Colg PM Phlil Pet SPOT! Colum cu Pit Bleel Coml Sol Pub Sv K*O Con Eilln Pullman 33'J Cont Can Pure Oil 38 HCA rorn Vi Raytheon JO*. rornfnp G 230 Pefl((Jr»f Co SAVING WILL INSURE Crn Zcll 55 >i Rppub Stl was cooked Cnic Stl -3!i Rey Tob mrtlas Wr 19 Rob Controls g;;ll Deere Et Jot Lead 61'. Del * Hud j St Reg Pap 31T Dent Hllf> 2V.i Se.irj Rotb io7 ; YOUR FUTURE! DouJ Alrc sMS Shell Oil M'i Blnclalr U'i without a flame. IV)\v Chem 72\ Dress Inil 31 li Smllh. AO 11 ... If you take the timo today to plan for Du Pont 202 Socony Duq U 31T1 Sou P»o i tomorrow you may never have this worry 1 Eatt Air L Sou Ry 92", Gait KM 6n«rry Rd 17 End John Btd Brand •tart laving today at ... Brio I.nck Etd Oil Cal Firestone, tl Std Oill NNJJ ria Pw Sludehaktr It's still big and beautiful— Fla P*t. 71W. Texaco Food Fair 22 5 Tex O Prod 56U Tax O Sul rac cp Textron justas it was when it came from the store* ford Mot 20H Tidewat Oil Oen Accept 53 lj Traniamer Mainstay Federal Savings Oen Clear t'n Carhld* Oen Dynam mi I'n Pac Oen Kleo MS full Alrc Ocn I'M i 90'i United Cp Meats shrink less in a flameless electric oven because the heat's so Oen Motors U3 Mnei tlen Pul> 1,'t .V,'V I'S Plywii and Loan Association (i Tel&KI 2JS ('S Kilt> even and precisely controlled. This means you don't even have to rien Tlrf (18S I I'R Smelt (ia I'sc Cp 33'v I CS Bte«l 36 MONMOUTH STREET fjlllctte II Van Al ill baste. Two more reasons why an electric range cooks rings around the olrn AM Walworth (luoilrlcll 51 i GoorawMe" Warn II Pic ll'k TELEPHONE 741-0663 Oracr Cn IP; Wn I'n Tel 35S rest. Buy with assurance from the dealer who displays this seal. MMII (it A*!' We>U Kl White Mot Greyhound 30'} Red Bank, New Jersey ouir on Woolwth Hamm Pap Ytifit «htT Jersey Central Power & Light / New Jersey Power & Light Il.rc Pdr S3. Zenith R Insured Savings - Mortgage Loam III Cent Inf Rand advanced topics In physical sci- ence study commitee. Mi. Fin-, fresbyterian Church 7 Teachers To Continue Science Study kel will go to Newark College of NEW SHREWSBURY — All according to Thomas A. KreA, Uaniri M. Coropton, who lege, Brunswick, Maine Jose 2$- survey, will make a trip acrota Engineering July 8-Aog. 28 learn fee United States pursuiflg Mi icitoce teacher* at Monmouth shaw, principal pbyjlcs aM science sur- ing ibout nuclear emuUion tech. Aug. '- attend Michael J, Cwtarl*, who teach- study of geoiogy. R*jloo»l High School will con- Six of the se\ vey, and Cured B. Flnfcel, who niques. Speaker Announced Knxaner insUOitea (or tinue their studies (hit summer, U*chM chemistry, wltlt* tttend- W«Jter J. Heersetetp, leach- WED BAHK-Rw, r>r. tcryjoi science ing their second institute!. Mr. er of applied biology, will stu«Jy Church fA the DUlaheriled" and by the National Science Founda- •tore F, Romlg, gecrettry torn« Hie diurch supper on "Issues Compton will be at Temple Uni- marine biology at Bowdoin Col- Sou* Aiia of the Commission on of Southern Asta." China. He has served on special tion. versity June 25-Aug. 6 studying es physical science and science *7 bank at Fir it Merchant* Natitmtd Ecumenical Mission and Rela- assignment for the Internation- Norman A. Worthington, head Before assuming his present tions of the United Presbyterian al Missionary Conference at Wil- of the science department and 'cause it's easiest ... Own* in the U.S.A., will be the position two years ago,- Dr. lingen and is a former professor chemistry teacher, will go to In Romig .was secretary 6( the of missions at McCormick diana University to attend an in- The Place To Go For The Brands You Know one stop takes care of all my Department of Ecumenical Per Theological Seminary, Chicago. stitute for secondary schools sci- sonnel of the United Presbyterian A graduate of the College of ence consultants, supervisors and banking Church in the U.S.A. His pres- Wopster, Ohio, and and Me department heads, from July 6 . • BOTANY "500" ent duties have included exten- Cormlck Seminary, Dr. Romig to Aug. 7. sive visits to the work of the received the honorary degree of William E. Musgrave, biology "Clothes of Distinction" church in India, Pakistan, Doctor of Divinity from the Uni- teacher, will go to Brown Uni- Thailand and Indonesia. Last r versity of Dubuque, Iowa. versity July 29-Aug. 7 to study JOHN DANIELS' AMbmrr Fuk • ear, he participated in consulta Dr. Romig is occupying the experimental biology and mod- Buk tions on the advisory study re 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK pulpit in the absence of Rev. Dr. ern trends in biology. • Nwtft Aihmn Vu* port with churchmen in India Charles S. Webster who will be MEN'S and STUDENTS' CLOTHING and Pakistan. Richard P. Rose, also a bi- • Hoh»4*l • BrltBe serving as chaplin aboard the ology teacher, will spend eight Charge It— 30-iOor 90 Days From 1938 until 1949, Dr. S.S. Nieuw Amsterdam on weeks at Ohio Wesleyan studying ••U C*ulr« B*ft»ul Buk—M Tiui •< Cnlintu Rente* , Member federal Dapotit Inwraaca Corp. _____ Romlg was a missionary in week's cruise to Bermuda. cell physiology and zoology.
Rev. Dr. Theodore F. Romlg speaker at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. THRU aervices Sunday in the First Presbyterian Church. He also will speak at the church family «•! night supper at 5:30. SATURDAY Dr. Romig will speak at the morning services on "The BUY BETTER - BUILD BETTER Highlands At its recent meeting, the La- dies Auxiliary of Twinlight Post, A FULL STOCK OF American Legion, discussed fund PEGBOARD Full Carload 1st Quality raising projects. Mrs. Andrew FULL ALUMINUM Homiak, Sr., Gold Star Mother VB" THICK HARDWOOD chairman, reported plants were LEADERS sent for Easter to the auxiliary's 4-0x8-0 ROUND Gold Star Mothers. Mrs. Stephen AND GUTTERS H. Faller reported on the March RS PEELED CEDAR meeting of the Monmouth County ALL FITTINGS American Legion Auxiliary held 95 AVAILABLE •t Englishtown. The next meeting 99 of the group will take place POST & RAIL AT THE LOWEST Wednesday at 8 p.m. PER 2-0x6-8 PRICES 1 SHUT Mrs. Richard Lynch, president, 3 & CHESTNUT SPLIT RAIL has appointed Mrs. Frank Bolen as chairman of the spring dance SPRUCE PMFITTED PRIME-COATED .... FULL II'O to be sponsored by the Ladies CONTRACTORS WELCOME 2-4x6-8 TEXOLITE Auxiliary of the local Yacht Club. FURRING 4.25 RAILS & POSTS 95 BY G.E. Mrs. Bolen Is being assisted by STRIPS SPECIAL PURCHASE — CDEC USE 0F POST PER THE PERFECT Mrs. CharJes Gardner in charge NO REJECTS 2-6x6-8 SECTION of decorations, and Mrs. Ray 4.50 iKtfc HOLE DIGGER COUNTER TOP KrelsHer, Mrs. Albert McCully 3 and Mrs. Fred Rembert serving 1x2 on committees. The "Merrymen" PEA from Bayonne will furnish the 2 BASKETWEAVE C Kft music for the event which will SQ. FT. be held Saturday, April 25 at the 1x3 3c PER FT. ALL LENGTHS — CLEAN 29 Yacht Club. The event will also FENCING feature a covered dish supper STRAIGHT-BUNDLE At SIZES—MOST COLORS READY TO ASSEMBLE and ig open to members and guests. CEDAR TWO GUYS Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Stiles IDAHO PINE 66 Highland Ave., marked their PREMIUM 88 62d wedding anniversary April 7 4-0x8-0 U. S. GYPSUM SHELVING They are parents of two daugh- CEILING TILE PANELING FULL THICK BATT ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker and •Cerol •Cordovan •Salmon 5 DECORATOR WHITE REWOOOD Mrs. S. E. Wright, both of this • Silver Boms 5-0x8-0 6-0x8-0 Buy what you need — we place. Mr. and Mrs. Stiles also INSULATION nave two grandsons, Donald Heli- 88 4-0x8 -0 6.29 break cartons. 15 ker, Oceanport, and Ensley H 4-0x7-0 5-0x8-0 6-0x8-0 99 Wright, Leonardo, and they have I 8 Vapor Barrier— White FT. five great-grandsons. 5 Grooved posh—pra-stained top 2 Side* PER Pointed PER Good Kiln dried stock. All 4-0x8-0 6.72 Covered 2 BAG Bevel SQ. FT. 8.95 9.95 quality. lengths. Ready to paint or A lull Vi" thick. Fintrt factory 7 Mrs. Edward Murphy, 28 Corn- Hnlih. ttain. wall St., will entertain members of the "Twenty Club" Tuesday, INSTANT-CRETE U-PAVI-IT SEALZIT when Mrs. Andrew Soyka, 152 SAND AND GRAVEL DRIVEWAY 29 DRIVEWAY 80 RUSTIC ANTIQUE Bay Ave., will celebrate her CONSTRUCTION 80-LB. S GAL. birthday. EA. BIRCH MIX 70-LB. BAG PATCH BAG I SEALER CAN 2 Mrs. Ruth O'Neil, hospital LUMBER PANELING chairman of the Ladies Auxiliary V-GROOVE to the local Veterans of Foreign FULL VA" THICK Wars Post, was chairman of a card party sponsored by the 2x3-6 group recently in the post home 4-0x7-0 99 For the benefit of the hospital 2? fund. Mrs. O'Neil was assisted 2x4-6 .,..„„...... 39c 4-0x8-0 7.99 6 by Mrs. Robert M. Waters, Sr., 2x3-7 .,.-,„.-.„,„. 39c and Mrs. Gaetano Sgambato. 2x4-7 49e This is a Two Guys exclu- Mrs. Katherlne Johnson, Mrs. Lil- Clean—Bright—Straight—Dry sive. Fine furniture finish lian Lees and Mrs. Harry Dtlger — top quality. were winners of the special prize*.
Mrs. Dorothy Belsten Is visit- Ing Mrs. Helen J. Shea and Mrs. SHUTTERETTES ALUMINUM FOIL Harry Dilger, 61 Naveslnk Ave. Mrs. Belsten will leave on the HARDWOOD STORETTE INSULATION Queen Elizabeth Wednesday for BEAUTIFUL EVEN COLOR her home in Bristol, England. All Steel UTILITY SHEDS GARBAGE CAN Prior to visiting here, she vis- TYPE C 339 ited for six months with her READY DURABLE REINFORCED 55" WIDE, 42" DEEP 2S0 SQ. FT. daughter and son-in-law, Capt. TO STAIN LOCKERS 6"xT7" •nd Mrs. Joseph A. Shea, Fort 69 EA. 70" HIGH LOCKETTES Type C 500 Sq. Ft. 6.58 Hood, Tex. Capt. Shea is the 78" x 42" x 70" .. 64.88 •on of Mrs. Helen Shea. Type B 250 Sq. Ft. 4.79 Free hardware with pur- Type B 500 Sq. Ft. 7.95 chate of fint four. All 78" x 62" x 70" .. 88.88 TYPE C—1 SIDE The fourth birthday of Mar lizei in troek. fcaret Rosenberg, daughter of TYPE »—2 SIDE Mr. and Mrs.! Thomas Rosenberg, 78" x 84" x 72" .104.88 137 Highland Ave., was cele- 38 16 brated at a party in her home. Among the guests were her touslns, Bridget Worth, Robert •nd Darlene Rosenberg, and Da- GOOD/YEAR T11 C € Al C Vld Mount, John and Sherry Nan- NO-DRIP CELOUTE LATEX Bey, Debbie Sanborn, Sandy Sundberg, Mary Kathleen, Mi- SPRING FLOOR I ILL JMLL chelle and Jimmy Smith. Also Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mrs. ENDS STIRRING, DRIPPING James Worth, Mrs. David Mount, Mrs. Keith Nanney. Mrs. Robert VINYL FLOORS SPLATTERING &MESSY CLEAN-UP Rosenferg and Mrs. Edgar San- BY GOODYEAR born. * Really fast drying, move everything Protect thcmielvei and you for a LIFETIME. 9"x9" back in 20 minutes Mrs. Esther Chark, Bay Ave., With New NO SCRUB you get LIFETIME BEAUTY In a spoke to the members of the choice cf many styfei. * Brushes and rollers clean easily Golden Fellowship of the local LIFETIME WEAR from a GOODYEAR with an armour-like and fast with water Methodist Church concerning her surface that quords against normal floor abuie. visit last year to Puerto Rico. LIFETIME EASY CARE—The iwiih of a mop wipei away * 10 decorator colors and white The devotions conducted by Mrs. dirt and itaini . . . require! no waxing. filvert C. Walstrom included •"-»••—•••—« Lifetime Wear Guarantee' 19 GUARANTEED TO COVER Scripture readings, poems and Goodyaor will replact flooring that wears out in normal uio in home, under these hymns. Mrs. Walstrom was as- conditions: 1. Flooring must be installed and maintained according to GOODYEAR IN ONE COAT listed by Mrs. George D. King, recommendations. 2. Flooring muit be in home which was continuously occupied Mrs. Violet Anderson, Mrs. Lydia by flooring purchaser sine* Installation. 3. Purchaser mutt preienf original guar- ALL COLORS BABY-SAFE GAL Bchmltz and Mrs. Deborah Bogue. antee certificate. 4. Claim must be approved by Goodyear, prior to replacement. 3 Not*: Replacement offer does not extend to installation costs. After the meeting the birthdays 100% GUARANTEED SATISFACTION bf Mrs. Chark, Mrs. Hilda Lay- ton, Mrs. Edward Duncan and Mrs. Blllie Campbell were cele- brated. Mrs. Sophie Johnson, Mrs Ccllna Brltton, Mrs. Layton COMMUNITY •nd Mrs. Frank Thomas were ROUTE 35 Open Daily 9:30 A.M. til 10 P.M. hostesses. Mrs. Henry M. Fehl- AT SunfJay" 9:30 A.M. til 6 P.M. MIDDLETOWN FIVE CORNERS •For talei allowed by law. haber will entortain the group CHAOCf Pl.".N at her home, Nsvesink Ave, May LUCKY THE BOSS HAS HIS OWN PROBLEMS Ked Kegistet JIM BISHOP: Reporter «MI mm mm, *•* ••*, N. a ErfabUsbed IS78 fay John a Cook tnd Henry CU j PnMtebed by The Red Bank Register Incorporated Computers Don't Fall in Lo¥e W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor The computer Is our new boss. It has become M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager man's mind, without the mistakes. There are over 16,- Thomas J. Bly William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln Frank W. Harbour 000 of them working in the United States and they can Aasociau Sldltort KucuUvs Editor Mlddietowo Burs&u Ugr. write a song, remember, recall, forget, execute com- Member of the Associated Press rtte Associated Presi u •ntitltd exclusively to the UM tat repubMcatloa ol all tb» local nawa prlatad ID plex arithmetical problems, fire a missile, solve a rid- nawspiper u wall aa Hi AP newi dupilrhes. dle, send bills, fire a manager, think Member of America!. Newspaper Publishers Association Member Audit Bureau of Circulation of alternate solutions, and one called the Gardner-Denver, can wire another The Red Bank Register assumeB DO tlnanclftl responsibilities Cor typographical errora In adTertlaementf- bu will reprint wltbout charge, that part ol en advertisement in which the typographical error occurs. Advertisers wl computer. pl«a*t notify the management Immediately of any error whlco may occur. It looks like a delicatessen dairy Thia newspaper assumes no tesponslbilitlei for statements ol opinion tn letters from iu readers. counter with neat trim, glass panels, Subscription Prices In Advance . Less chin 3 mos. Per month (1.5a 12 months—$18.00 6 months—| 8.00 filafie oop7 at oounter, 7 oentj Single copy by mail. 20 cents I months—113.50 > th$ 1.50 and slots. Gilbert Burck, a writer for Fortune Magazine, thinks it may be FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1964 more beneficial for man than any other BISHOP invention, including the wheel. As re- Bankers and New Taxes cently as 2,000 years ago, man's knowledge was passed on mostly by speech. After that, the written word did The New Jersey Bankers Associa- "For over 50 years, New Jersey it. Then came the printing press, and knowledge was tion is acting in its usual responsi- has clung to an over-emphasis on easy to give. ble fashion by taking a forthright local taxation We have done Today the digital computer reads punched holes, stand on the controversial broad- fairly well in spite of ourselves due instead of letters and words. The machine is an as- sortment of wires, electricity, diodes, transistors and based tax question in the state. largely to our magnificent location. vacuum tubes. Each is a common item. Together, they The association has come up with It is long past due, however, to en- are terrifying. It is like putting the minds of ten thou- a wide-ranging tax prescription for courage real growth commensurate sand scientists together, and removing the consciences. So far, it cannot initiate thought; that is, it cannot improving the state's industrial cli- with our forseeable needs. "With consideration of social think of something with which it has had no experi- mate and, at the same time, giving services received by low income ence. It is just beginning to try deductive thought; given the circumstances of a ship sinking, it will pre- relief to the hard-pressed property families, this (sales tax) is not owner. dict the sinking of others. The machine, like a hateful regressive tax. More important it is These Days; woman, learns nothing and forgets nothing. Major ingredients of the plan in- competitive with adjacent states and LETTERS The computer can be boastful too. It will take a clude a state sales tax, repeal of lo- would encourage the influx of the OPPOSES NAME CHANGE problem which mathematicians know would require cal taxes on business personal prop- more highly skilled who will in the Who's a Trotskyist Now? West Keansburg Property one hundred years of time for solving, and the machine Owners Association will dwell on it, and spew the correct answer in two erty, and an increase in taxes on long run provide our tax base." By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN PO Box 186, corporate income. At the same time, Thus, another group has put Keansburg minutes. The newer, more sophisticated machines use Said Topsy to Turvy, "It's good the UN is taking April 13 a conditional transfer code which has the ability to the association proposed a bond is- forth a tax revision plan designed hold in Cyprus to keep the Greeks and the Turks frorr To the Editor: assess an assortment of conditions, reach a conclusion, sue of about $50 million to finance to keep our state moving and to give knocking each other in the head. We'll get a rationa This is our answer to the arti and then give alternate, or optional answers to the world yet." cle which appeared in the April immediate "recognized and item- relief where it is so desperately 10 edition of your paper. The problem. ized" capital construction needs. needed. "Maybe we will," said Turvy to Topsy. "But con title was "Fleetwood and Wood- It can estimate the work, the salary and the/effi- sider the strange business that make; land Favor Name of Hazlet" Concerning the broad-based tax, the Perhaps many of our legislators and it appeared on the first page ciency of an employee; it can give an army the optimum India one of the peace keepers in Cy association cited recommendations in Trenton will some day—and we of the second section. conditions in which to launch an attack; it is not too prus when the Cypriots, or somebody Over a year ago our associa timid to tell the Pentagon how many bombers to order, by the state Tax Policy Commission hope it is soon—realize that the day else, ought to be keeping the peace ir tion, along with the West Keans- what type, and how many missiles too. The machine for a 3 per cent sales tax with food has passed when proposing a new burg Fire Company, opposed India. Have you thought about that? strongly the name of the "Town- has a snobbish quality too; it cannot be bought—-it is and medicine exempt. tax means automatic defeat at the "I suppose you are alluding to th ship of Raritan" being changed. usually leased. fact that the commander of the Uk After reading the statement in While some parts of the bankers' polls. More and more New Jersey the April 10 edition of The Regis- One at the Federal Aviation Administration Ex- tax revision plan will no doubt be citizens and organizations are real- forces in Cyprus is an Indian, Lieuten ter, it has become necessary for perimental Station at Atlantic City has memorized 38,- ant General Prem Singh Gyani from the us to once again voice our ob- 000 different problems to do with the spacing and rout- the subject of debate, the fact that izing that something must be done jections. Chamberlain Punjab? Or at least he was the com ing of air traffic, and can be called upon to solve any a need is stressed for a broad-based to serve the state's immediate needs We, the residents and property mander the last time I saw the papers." of them within a second or two. It can also type in- levy is important. It shows that a in the areas of education, institu- owners of the oldest section of "Exactly," said Turvy. "And what beats me is why this • township, do hereby protest structions at the rate of 10,000 words a minute. It has group so vitally connected with the tions, and highways. And something ehru should export his peace keepers when he needs the name of the Township of a brother .which can read and digest 90,000 complete them so badly at home." Raritan now or in the future New Jersey economy realizes that must be done to aid the local prop- being changed to "Hazlet," or documents per hour. our tax base must be broadened if irty taxpayer. "Come to think of it," said Topsy, "India is a lit any other name. A few years ago, the computer was a joke. Execu- le bit like Cyprus. The Hindus kill the Moslems. The the state is to continue to progress. The message comes through loud The taxpayers of West Keans- tives asked it silly questions. Today, an insurance com- Moslems kill the Hindus. Just like Turkish and Greek burg, many of whom were born pany can stack its millions of policy holders into one This statement of the bankers is and clear. But is it'being heard in ypriots, only on so much grander a scale. The UN and reared here, have no inten- extremely interesting. Trenton? tion of changing the name of machine, and the machine will bill them properly and lOesn't do anything about that." their associations, etc., which promptly, even though some like to pay by month, This man Nehru," said Turvy, "beats me. I re have been formed many years some quarterly, and some by year. Your Money's Worth: member when he was a noble, put-upon fellow. The ago. There are still people in West Professor Jay Forrester of M.I.T. was not satisfied British had him in jail. It was a terrible thing. They Keansburg, who formed the West having the machine make scores of thousands of cor- inally let him out, yet he kept right on talking abou Keansburg Fire Company and rect decisions. He also wanted it to act on them. So Newest US Secret Weapon: BB18M the need to detach India from British rule. Oh, he was the First Aid and Rescue Squad. These men gave years of their he initiated the "feed-back" device. When the com- By SYLVIA PORTER a patriot, this Nehru. When he was in jail he wrote time and experience to build two puter in a factory, for example, thinks tha,t a_ boiler a big book about history. But what he didn't say abou of the most important organiza- fire is burning low, it will not only call attention to it, Assume today's powerful • eco- But we are not In a periodiient that the economy still will listory is that he, Nehru, seems to be condemned to tions of this township. They have nomic upturn carries through of depression. We are in a pro- be prosperous as the war babies been proud of the name West the computer will also turn up the flow of oil and, 1964 and into 1965 — which, bar- longed upsurge. Already the grow to the marrying age — epeat it." Keansburg in the Township of as oil storage recedes, it will also order more. ring unpredictable upsets, is a and start setting up house in Raritan. second longest peacetime expan- "How so?" asked Topsy. The most powerful computer is Control Data's sound assumption. Then, a sion in over a century, the ad- apartments, in. small houses, "Haven't you heard of the Kashmiri leader, Sheik The West Keansburg Fire Com- "secret weap- vance in now taking on new life. even on school campus. pany has never had trouble be- 6600, which can absorb three million instructions per whioh mil- Vlohammed Abdullah? He's been a noble, put-upon fel Stimulated by the massive tax When Marriages Begin ng identified throughout the second, and remember all of them. Another will accept lions of Ameri- cuts of 1964, consumer spending ow. Nehru clapped him into jail 10 years ago. It was When they begin marrying on state of New Jersey, and espe- business problems versus business goals, and will reply c a n families is mounting rapidly for hard terrible thing. They finally let him out, and he started cially in Atlantic City, for they have spent goods and soft goods, for things a broad scale, they'll be in the with "minimum" solutions and "maximum."' One has market for everything from have two large trophy cases to tens of billions and non-things. Spurred by the ;o talk all over again about the need to let Kashmir prove it. simulated a bank trust officer, and, so far, the machine of dollars de- tax cuts, other incentives and autos to zwieback, hatpins to ote on self-determination. Oh, he is a patrio, this Sheik veloping for rising consumer spending, busi- houses. Autos have become a The statement made in regard has never made a mistake in counseling people regard- two decades nessmen are scheduling record "necessity' for todays young Mohammed Abdullah. I haven't heard that he wrote to being by-passed because we ing their investments. will be at our spending on new plants and American. Assuming basic x>ok in jail about history, but not everybody can be are of the minority only applies to a few years ago. If the peo- Another costs $7,000,000 if a company prefers to nation's dis- equipment. The gap between in background of prosperity, our s cultivated as Nehru, who was educated by the Brit posal to keep dustry's actual and potential out- swelling army of young Ameri- ple moving down here from the buy rather than lease. The memory sections look like sh. Or maybe the Sheik distrusts words after noticing city since 1956 are not satisfied PORTER the Sixities put Ls shrinking. Employment cans will be propelling the auto 2-inch by li^-inch sections of fiber rugs. Each unit has Swinging for a long time. is climbing. There are, as of to- industry to and through the 8 vhat Nehru does to belie them." with the name of our township for over 100 years, then they cer- 16,000 tiny cores, whose business is to remember, and My nickname for this secret day, remarkably few distortions million-a-year sales mark, to and "I suppose you are referring to the fact that Nehru within the economy to endanger through the 8 million-a-year sales tainly have our permission to to render total recalbinstantaneously. The machine can weapon is "BB18M." This table lid not send his friend Lieutenant General Prem Singh move. spells it out for you in statistical the expansion's life and curb its mark, etc. be given a short electric shock treatment which will magnitude. yani from the Punjab into the Portuguese Indian col Has the committee who is stud detail: Of course, there will be inter- kill its memory. It is then ready to accept new facts, 1946 — 3,411,000-24.1; ruptions in the advance. There ying the name change and the The upswing has momentum; ny of Goa to keep the peace between the Goans and chairman of the Planning Board 1947 — 3,817,000 - 26.6; it appears solid as well as always have been, for we have new intelligence. It never tires, and even the simplest 1918 — 3,637,000 - 24.9; learned only to control the b'usi- the invading Indians," said Topsy. any idea as to the total cosi strong. for the name change? Before computers can outthink, outwit, and even outguess any 1949 — 3,649,000-24.5; Thus, the chances are excel- ness cycle. We have not con- We'll let that one pass," said Turvy. "Only I mus man. 1950 — 3,632,000-24.1 quered it and we may never ay that what happened in Goa may have given Red signing a petition this question conquer it in a private enter- should be asked and in return It never has a headache, never falls in love, and What mumbo-jumbo is this: China's Mao Tse-tung an idea. Could be that the Hima- correctly answered. It's far from mumbo-jumbo. In prise economy. never remains away from its job because of a hang- CARMICHAEL ayas are just Goa to Mao Tse-tung." The taxpayers of this township fact, when the statistics are But the interruptions should be over. Best of all, it never panics or becomes emotional, translated into words, (hey form short and shallow. The outlook "Speaking of Mao," said Topsy, "I see where he's have been burdened in the past few years, having to build school no matter how dire the situation. a story which is not only of pro- H vfoMT* A for a lasting period of peacetime >een calling Khrushchev a Trotskyite. That's just wha found importance to our economy growth is the brightest is after school because of the popu- The computer is smarter than man, but not smart FULL OF SOFT, Khrushchev is now calling Mao. Khrushchev also says lation explosion which took place but which also is a tale you can memory — and the war babies enough. Any baby crawling behind one of these things understand as easily as any pro- ^TARING BO of 1946-50 are one great, glitter- hat Mao is guilty of Stalinism. Does this mean tha in Hazlet. fessional economist and business ing reason why. Very truly yours, can unplug it ... forecaster. Trotsky and Stalin stood for the same thing? If that Sarah C. Murray Babies Born 18 Million s true, then if Khrushchev is a Trotskyite he's also President My nickname "BB1SM" Babies Stalinist. What gives with these name-callers CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Born 18 Million. KNOW YOUR nyway?" The table breaks this 18 mil- 1004 Rt. 35 lion down into the number of GOVERNMENT "It's this way," said Turvy. "Trotsky believed in Middletown MERCIFUL babies born in the five years Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers odd revolution. Stalin believed in Russia First. As the April 15, 1964 To the Editor: HEAVEN between 19-16 and 1950 and gives Association, 143 E. State St., /[arxists say, this makes Khrushchev objectively a HAS SWA the birth rate per 1,0(10 popula- Trenton 8, N. J. To solve — not soothe — seri- MAN TO tion during the early years of the talinist. Yet he hates the memory of Stalin. Mao loves ous problems, one must go so fai inside that, for most of us, dis- SAV6U5- fabulous post-World War II baby "A spending cut of a half-billion he memory of Stalin, but he doesn't believe in Russia boom in the U.S. cussing capital punishment is not dollars—representing one-half of irst. He's for the permanent world revolution. You a sanguine business. in 1946 Ihe number of birth one per cent of the Federal budg- soared 553,000 over 1915, broke et—and a reduction in the deficit igure it out if you can." At the death house in Trenton, all previous records. In I Mid from $10 billion to $5 billion "I've been trying to," said Topsy. "But when Jiere are now 13 persons waiting these will bo 20 years old, riyht by no means represents maxi- Khrushchev said the Red Chinese were following a xecution. Last year there were into the major marrying years. mum economy or rigid control more or less the same number, In 1947 the total zoomed again, in Federal financing." declares ourse of 'petty bourgeois adventurism'—and that's an but that was last year. while birth rate per 1,000 hit the New Jersey Taxpayers As- xact quote—I lost my way completely. I know what Not surprisingly, no one really 2C.C, a rate not touched since. sociation. 'petty bourgeois' is. He's the tailor in the corner shop ries to get caught at treason, In 19G7 these too will be 20 and "Even these goals set forth by He's the man who clerks in a store. Are these the sort 'irst degree murder, kidnaping into the major marrying years. the President in his 1965 fiscal for ransom, or assaulting tho gov- So it will go year after year year budget recommendations f Chinese who would follow Mao to the ends of the ernor. But some do. In our Great through the rest of this decade will not just happen — without arth? Or at least to the end of South Vietnam?" Democracy, defendants who lose and beyond. some help from Congress and "You've got me," said Turvy. "But maybe we in court cannot win. If we were in a period of de- support from citizens," the As- James .J. Vigilante, president pression and these millions of sociation observed. "At least this hould be thankful for small favors. Such as the fact if the New Jersey Police Benevo young adults couldn't get jobs much, and a great deal more hat Casey Stengel was never exposed to the science ent Association. "You Need It, or afford to stay in school, their must bo accomplished before f Marxist name-calling. Or to the historical logic of It Needs- You," has said, "The coming of age would be an eco- progress can be made toward mblic has some resentment to- nomic curse. Koa/ning Ihe control of Federal .spending and ehru. Stengel's never got to first base in real dou- vard the police," and that the streets, rebelling at the system a balanced budget achieved. An ble talk." leath penalty is a necessary con- which couldn't give them em- expenditure of $1)7.9 billion, as "Yes," said Topsy. "And maybe it's a miracle that :omitant of effective criminal ployment and dignity, they proposed in the budget for fis- aw enforcement. He feels those quickly could destroy our coun- cal 1963, hardly can be described India has just one peace-keeper available for export to 1 ho would like lo end the death "A little fantasy never hurt anyone -• try. 6—Friday, April 17, 1961 as "austerity . Cyprus. We might have done worse." (Continued on Page 7) least of all o voter." *te. U to «. EveryoM lBces the tory." private contractors for snow re- Jril IS ment to be u«ed to open a prV ISM to IMS, In 1849, ibotttioo vtte n*A Vi * private com- IssueOpposed o the Editor: ttfl ctolMonta, tiainlu tbe day jbltt* were defected In iiw A*t*rn- mtrcifcl wterpris*. BED BANK - The rafabjj of Ki per uwil the weeks pror «Mtaot come too toon when an bly. M to 19 with 11 abstAlning. the Greater Red Bank trea in to primary election find this «*• 8. He personally used borough •ffeetlve tttsck on crime can be statement issued today, regis- To quote James Purdy: "Amer- iuran Riled with letters from can- equipment to pump raw sewtge intde by wstained preventive tered tiieif opposition to the pro- ican culture is based on money didates for public office. The from his own septic tank onto his measures, vigorous law enforce- neighbor's property and the pub- posed Becker Amendment that and competition, is inhuman, ter-j overwhelming majority of these ment, and fully staffed correc- lic street until stopped by the would permit the reading of scrip- rilled of love, sexual and other, letters are a sincere attempt by tional services. Board of Health. tures and prayers in the public and obsessed with homosexuality] these individuals to present their schools. BUSINESS There U presently a resolution and brutality. Our entire moral views to the voters, , 9. Protested the removal of pending In the Judiciary Commit- Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal of life is pestiferous and we five in Unfortunately, a William Lan- borough truck driver at a Civil tee of the. State Assembly that Congregation Bnai Israel, Rum- a completely immoral atmo- gan, candidate for council In this Service hearing even though em- would create a commission to son, and Rabbi Richard F. Stein- sphere. Human beings under cap- borough, has seen fit to use this ployee admitted being sent h •tudy capital punishment to brink of Monmouth Reform Tem- italism are stilted, depressed, column as a sounding board for seven times as unfit to drive. weigh the question of its place in ple, Shrewsbury, said: sick creatures, who toil and en- misstatements, haW truths and How could any parent justify his present day society, and to in- It is our belief that such an joy and live for all the wrong complete fabrications. I would protest? DRASTIC quire into possible substitutions amendment to the Constitution reasons. We live In the stupidest be derelict in my elective oath as 10. Ignored Civil Service mini would seriously damage the tra- a councilman and my moral ob- mum requirements for sick leave ditional and hallowed separation ligation to the citizens of the bor- and vacation and short-changed of church and state as enumer- ough if I did not set the record borough employees. They were ated by our founding fathers and straight and clear the air re- fully compensated after I took as expounded by the Supreme REDUCTIONS garding his record on council. office. Court. The Job might better be done by 11. Thi9 public servant billed the Air Pollution Board but I will the borough for $35 for a day's "It is our belief that the pub- ON make the attempt. pay on a trip to Trenton on bor- lic school ought, to remain free First I would say that if all ough business. of any sectarian influence that would tend to divide American the voters of Union Beach could 12. Wanted to investigate pos- children into factions. It is naive CARRIAGES CRIBS take the time to examine the sibility of selling the water plant, to say that such practices would records of past and present mem- the main asset of the borough. be voluntary for the pressures on STROLLERS CRADLES bers of the governing body there Plant operation is supported by children who would prefer to re- Tft© n«w dimension in color for men's suits] would never again be a Mr. Lan- receipts and does not affect the frain from such activities would HIGH CHAIRS BASSINETTES at J. Kridel is iridescence. gan sitting on any administrative tax rate. body in Union Beach. Urtfortun be enormous. Furthermore, such 13. Attacked meter program al JUMPERS BATHINETTES ately, most voters haven't the an amendment would open the though he knew it was necessary time to research the information door to all sorts of abuses by to obtain new well. This well is WALKERS CHEST ROBES needed to select the best qualified the local school boards to im- now in operation and is being candidates and for the most part paid for from water receipts and NURSERY CHAIRS MATTRESSES their choice is based on hearing does not affect the tax rate. Seton Hall Alumni Information and political litera- I say to you, Mr. Langan's PLAY PENS BUMPERS ture sent out by party organiza- Sets Keyport Event record proves him to be nothing tions. other than a political opportunist KEYPORT — The Monmouth- NURSERY LAMPS ROCKERS When a citizen casts his ballot who& only purpose for seeking Ocean County Chapter of the Se- for a candidate, he is entrusting elective office is to satisfy his ton Hall University Alumni Fed- to that candidate the expending of egotistical mind. eration is sponsoring an "Italian his tax dollars. This is all im Nile" Saturday at the Elks' Club, Leonard A. Cologna AIRPORT PLAZA Leonardo portant here in Union Beach. I 249 Broadway, here. Councilman RED BANK Terminal say to you that the following is Highway 34 Dinner will be served at 8 p.m. but a small part of the record followed by dancing until 1:30 Hazlet, N. J. compiled by Mr. tangan In his a.m. All alumni in the area are AND three years as a member of coun Pupils Learn invited. William Hannon, 7 John- CARRIAGE SHOP cil. KJANSBURG Term, son Ter., Middletown, is handling 1. Appropriated a total of $28,- local arrangements. 3 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK R.T. For* 600 for the street department in Conservation 1960 and spent $40,900, including EATONTOWN — The Shade $2.10 N.Y.C. emergency appropriations. Tree Commission and Myron B. Buying or selling? Use the 741-1717 LIC. #4330 Register Classified for quick re- R.T. Far* 2. Appropriated a total of $33,- Turner, principal of the Margaret 600 for the street department in L; Vefcter School, turned an un- sults.—Advertisement. $1.59 Newark 1961 and spent $43,825, including fortunate incident into a lessoni^ Newark all transfers of funds and emer- in conservation for the third,! gency appropriations. fourth and fifth grades recently. CO 4-9828 291-1300 3. In 24 months of street de A young sugar maple planted 291-9623 partment chairmanship, Mr. Lan- on the school grounds four years 787-0066 gan had emergency appropria^ ago had been stripped of its bark AMERICAN LUMBER 787-9674 tions of $20,800 and another $1,- last summer and died. [725 was transferred to his ac- Pupils assembled at the site to count from other departments. observe and help with the plant- NOW... 2 LUMBER YARDS TO SERVE YOU! He had $84,725 of the taxpayers' ing of a new tree. Mrs. Norman money from all sources and he D. Thetford told the children how spent it without improving the the life of a tree depends on its streets one bit. bark. Mr. Turner challenged them to look at their school from ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4. While spending all thi money, he tore up paved streets outsider's viewpoint and to WEST & LINCOLN AVES. DAILY'TIL 5 . SAT.'TIL 1 291-2121 and converted them to dirt roads think what keeping our public because he didn't have money places clean and beautiful means left to purchase cold patch! I to the community. He read MIDDLETOWN refer to Harris Ave., Jersey Ave. Joyce Kilmer's poem "Trees". RT. 35 at HEDDONS CORNER DAILY 'TIL 5 • SAT. 'TIL 4 741-4444 and the streets in Haven Park, Rudolph Czyz, for the Shade 5. He paid almost $500 to a [Tree Commission, supervised the private contractor to remove planting of a tree. The boys will fallen trees from one piece of be responsible for watering and private property. caring for the new tree. CYPRESS SPUT RAIL reHCIMG Announces... 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Install a residential display pool of Good Taste, is the "Trinidad" The exhibit is a three-home p,r month Ineluiee tieaf. hef wtir, community designed by three of $ oruite parking plus swimming peel the country's leading architects- Jack Pickens Coble, Royal Barry tenonts. Wills and Edward Durrell Stone. 95 MUSCLES The Buster Crabbe pool is in the backyard of the Wills home. The house is arranged with the living, dining and family rooms —(jreen fjjrove— grouped around the kitchen and all opening onto a terrace and the swimming pool area through (j/ardem sliding doors. DIRECTIONS: Garden S.o.. Parkway to Exit »"•»'•«• !* * PLAN LECTURE SERIES — Members of His commrrteo which completed plant for the junction. Follow Hi. » to Florence Av.. (l>t .treet po.t 3rd light)) FREE ESTIMATES Monmouth College Lecture Series to be held in the fall include, left to right, Leon turn Itft to Green Grove Ave. THE IERG AGENCY Ph. 542-2150 Zuckermsn, director of public relations, New Jersey Natural Gas Company; Robert Rentlno Ajency: Of (let: M4-KM M. Benham, director of college relations, Monmouth College; F. Bourne Ruthrauff, Model Apartment Phone: 2MIM4 director of public relations, Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company, and Mrs, Wil- liam D. Suar, Brielle, representing Hie Jersey Shore Branch, American Association of University Woman. SPECIALS SELLING HOMES Buchwald, Nash to Speak at MC IS EASY JAPANESE YEWS 00 WEST LONG BRANCH - A lak Auditorium in the Monmouth Series tickets are availabl • Spreaders and Uprights A £* Monmouth College Lecture Se- College Main Building and will from members of the Jerse WHEN YOU SELL WONDERFUL • Thrt* ytars old t T 5 ries, presented by the Jersey begin at 8:15 p.m. Shore Branch of AAUW. Shore Branch of the American NEW DEAL Association of University Women LIME 50 LB. 1AG and sponsored by the New Jersey YOUR GARDEN LIFETIME HOMES Natural Gas Company and the Charter Study This !5-year-old builder of manufactured homes offer* Central Jersey Bank and Trust THIS WEEK Company, will be held at the col- By Garden Reporter a dealer plan that has been thoroughly proven for PATIO BLOCKS-SLATE 25' •a. lege this fall. College of Agriculture Forum Set profits. Manufactured homes are ^the homes of tht Rutgers—The State Uni- future ... you can get in on the ground floor today. The series will open Monday, versity, New Brunswick CANADIAN PEAT MOSS 50 Sept. 21, when Art Buchwald will For Tuesday EASIER SALES . . • EXTRA SALES • SIX CUBIC FT, ML! appear in his presentation "Buch- Don Juan didn't look as if he 3 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Th . . . MORE PROFITABLE SALES wald-at-Large." Dr. Albert Burke needed a spring tank, but I gave will speak on "Soience and Sur-him a tatolespoomful anyway. Charter Study Commission wil Lifetime Homes dealers do better because you get • CALIF. PRIVET HEDGE vival" Monday, Oct. 5; Ogden Christian Dior seemed to crysponsor a public forum Tuesda; good chunk of protected territory . .. complete 25 at 8:30 p.m. at Matawan Regloi Nash will present "The Portable out for at least two, but I de- advertising and merchandising support . . . expe- • TWO YEARS OLD 10 for 1 Nash" Wednesday,, Oct. 21; andcided he'd have to get along the al High School. Guest speakers will be Dona rienced sales counsel and guidance . . . exclusive WARDS CHAIN Malcolm Muggeridge will give a best he could on the same dose customer referral program . . . nationally advertised 'Featuring Huge Varietiet- "Fool's Eye View of the World of 5-10-10, lightly scratched in. Dunn, ordinance administrator LINK FENCING We Live In" on Tuesday, Nov. 10. "And now that you've fertilized Moorestown; Kendall H. Lee, cit; brand name components . . . choice of hundreds of • Jackson * Ptrtlm All lectures will be held in Pol-your roses, how about giving my manager, Asbury Park, am plans . . . more square feet of living area per dollar • lurr delphiniums some attention?" George T. Mehblick, business ac ,. . complete mortgage service. • Maxwell, t>*4man, die* came a familiar voice. ministrator, West Orange. ROSES William Miller, charter stud; MAIL THE COUPON TODAY ... "Don't know anything about "oil PRIZE WINNERS" Fiind Raising fertilizing delphiniums," I re- consultant, will be moderator. AND YOU'RE ON YOUR WAY I plied cleverly. The three men are responsib! Prime territories or* itlll cptn. Moll the ceupoit now en* v No Money Down! for the daily operation of iheii get the taetil before you buy any garden supplies oo to . . . "Then why don't you ask Don Expert Installation Affair Tonight Lacey?" communities, which represtni three different forms of govern NEW DIAL LIFETIME HOMIS IV J11CS* I C>C Watermelon Bar MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The The B'« Think S00 South Hack Herw Pike Available and Financed So that's what I did. Submerg- ment. They will explain Mieii Regular Democratic Clubs will functions, responsibilities an •lackwood. New Jeney MU^ULC a and Gardtn Ctr. ing the needs of a single delphin- Please send me compute details regarding on nclutlve Life- Monmourt hold "Buck Night," a fund-raising ium for the good of Che whole, Iauthority. time dealir«hlp. No obligation, of course. (Easy to Reach from Any Direction) Shopping affair, tonight at 8 in the VFWput the question to him: "How Center 1 3 Hall, Cliffwood, Ralph Haspel, much of what kind of fertilizer Be modern with Address HWY. 36, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 291-0613 does the perennial- garden need * chairman announced. City Itati OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY—URGE PARKING AREA j at this time of year?" At an executive session last Mr. Lacey, home horticulture MO EN night, Township Committeeman specialist at Rutgers who recog- Gilbert H. Hickman, campaign nizes big thinking when he hears manager, declared that former it, came back with a forthright It Pays to Advertise in The Register Republican leader Joseph C. Retanswer- ; "Not much. Only 2 tagliata, not Mayor Henry E. pounds- of fertilizer if you ^orj't Traphagen, was responsible foe heap it up. So all you do is1 Meas- getting A. Campo Construction ure off an area 10 by 10 feet and Co., Middletown, to build an sprinkle your level canful of fer- apartment rather than an as- tilizer lightly until it's all gone. phalt plant. Or a hatNcan to 5 by 10 feet of It was reported that pri- perennial garden. mary election candidates Joseph Simple when you know about F. Zambor and incumbent Daniel rectangles. But how abouti. a H. Downey, for Township Com- space about 4 feet wide at the mittee, and incumbent Mrs. Paul- perimeter of a semi-circle whose DUNN & GAFFNEY ine K. Behr, for tax collector, radius is 12 feet? Plumbing and Heating have started a drive to get all So that's our problem and it's 40 Ltonard Avenue registered voters to vote in Tues the bitter harvest of Che no-think ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS day's election. in geometry class. Phone 291-0243
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* SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING* fVBt »fAH*N TO YOU? v Consolidation Bridge Coin mil Friday, April 17, 1964-11 tlai It ha* too much vermouth la Of Church Declarer etn ptifl tint pt*y of It My t&rsocope «ay* tomcawir tfc band* bec*w« be iuwwi •will b* wort*. Wfctt, Georga, «a p h* fau to work with. The AXD KMUCHKE "I btv« oot«d that tome vtt- l%*pb England ?AP)-Dr. tfsfeodert mutt often guM*, tnd The Hand Dear George: I do? Do#ld Qo|gan, archbishop ol have « parlih print and heir pknping it therefore unco- I iutv« « lerkfttt situation. The Mildly Ptmttotd York, wutti the Church of Eng. two or three churches, and • ordinated. world hates me. My Job if bor- North dealer ing. My wife ran away with my Dear Mildly Perturbed: land to tear down some of its congregation only large enough When this hand was played North-South TulnerabW church buildings and use the NORTH marriage counselor. My lifetime Smile! to fill one of them. This repre- tome month) ago in a New York fountain pen broke. Strange dogs money for missionary and welsent- s a shameful waste of man lub, West opened the ten of fare Work at home and abroad. bite me. The buttons on my but-Dear George: power and buildings. spades. Declarer won in dummy O KQ ton-down shirt are bigger than What is the best tiling tor Dr. Coggan said this could be with the queen, cashed the king K J 9 8 the buttonholes. I can't pay my "They should Join together, WEST EAST fleas?. done in many places, especially of hearts, and led another heart, bills. My shoes are too tight. The in some of the country villages pull down the buildings an * 10 9 « 7 H.H. finessing the ten to West's queen. finance company repossessed my Dear H. H.: where the churches are half move to the suburbs, sendln West shifted to the nine of dia- 10 "The nwney should be spent go back disillusioned and paga- f diamonds looked like a dis- JOHN P. on the evangelizing of England, nized by what they see In oui ouraging signal. West had no or, more Important, on the peo-cities and universities," he said, way of knowing that his partner DAILY QUESTION ple overseas who are crying "We should also guard these 'as ready to take three dia- Partner bids one club, and the || out for the gospel. students and our own chlldre mond tricks. next player passes. You hold: from evil. Men and women 01 Grave Danger Spades—5 2. Hearts—J 7 2. Dia-1 ARNONE good will should protest to loca The defense was in grave dan- monds-A J 10 4. Clubs-Q 7 6 3. j! bookshops against the sale 0] er. If South led a club prompt- What do you say? Red Bank's "Favorite Son" salacious literature. If the pro Old Home Week ly, West would play low in the Answer: Bid one diamond. II WHY PAY tests are ignored, these peopl iope that South would lose a fi- Show a new suit rather than Republican Candidate for Council should ban the shops." By LOUIS MILLINER have been replaced by younger esse to East's queen. From raise a minor suit. It may be all j • Bern in Red Bank! • Employed In Red Bankl MORE? NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) and healthier but much smallerWest's point of view, the defense partner needs to go on in no-1 • Educated In Red Bank! • Resides in Red Bank! Eatontown Lions Eventually there comes a tlm trees? Identify a building which needed two club tricks to defeat trump. when the children are co wasn't there years ago but nowdie contract. For Sheinwold's 36-page book- II —AND NOW- Club Inducts 4 sidered old and strong enough has ivy? South would make no such mis- let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," READY. ABLE AND WILLING TO SERVE stand a trip to the places whe The university library fortu ake. The diamond situation send 50c to Bridge Book, Red EATOOTWN - Four' new their parents once lived an nately was in its accustomed might be obscure to West but itBank Register, Box 3318, Grand THE PEOPLE OF RED BANK! members were inducted into the went to school. place but it appeared the was quite clear to South. His Central Station, New York IV, jj (Paid far by Woman's Columbian league of Monmouth Ce.) Eatontown Lions Club at a meet- My announcement of the 19f stained glass colophons were mly chance was to put up dumN. Y. Ing in Crystal Brook Inn last vacation in remembrance not as acceptable to Denis as my's king of clubs; and this week. things past was not greeted wit mosaic murals. would bring in his contract. The appearance of new alu- New members are Harol' enthusiasm. One person'! na "I still want to tee Mexico Before leading the club to dum-minum windows can be pre- Hardman, Kenneth Van Brunt talgia is another's trauma. City," said Denis. my, however, South made the mis> served by giving them a coat take of cashing his last heart. NOW'S THE TIME TO and David F. Darrar, Eatontown, Denis, 15, wanted to go "When are we going to St of paste wax. This gave East the chance to and Joseph A. Pignataro, Shrews- Mexico City ana see, amonj Louis?" asked Melissa. make a discard. What could he bury. other things, the mosaic mural "Is it far from here to New The Bristlecone Pine Forest MIDDLETOWN at the University of Mexici hrow to rescue his partner from covers 27,000 acres of Inyo Na- PLANT THOSE Guests were Leonard Meirs, a York?" asked Tommy. the wrong defense? Route 35 and candidate for district governor; library. Melissa, 13, wanted tional Forest in California's visit cousins in St. Louis, Mi Two flat tires and 2,381 miles East found the answer by dis-White Mountains. New Monmouth Rd. Morley Zachery, Ocean Town- later I mentioned the trip to ancarding the queen of clubs! This ship, Dr. Wiley G. Pate, Middle- Tommy, 8, wanted to go to Ne SAVINGS! York and ride, ride, ride on th old friend who had lived in Hotforced West to take the first club There's no Trick to Having Ex- town, and Dave Edwards, Nep- Springs when I did, trick since it was impossible for New Shrewsbury I tune, members of a special initi- subways again. My wif tra Cash. You Get it Fast When Gladys, had Just as soon stay "I sometimes wonder," he South to guess wrong in clubs. Consistent, p»rmf«nf cul- ating team available to conducl West then led his other diamond, You Use The Register Classified. at Route 35 Lions Club induction ceremonies. home. mused, "if our children are im- nd the contract was defeated. —Advertisement. tivation of your savings Shrewsbury Ave. They demonstrated the new to Father's plan was approve' pressed by the place where duction method for the first tita by a vote of 1-4 with father casl daddy grew up." account via rtgular de- at the Eatontown Club. ing the only affirmative, but di This year: The New York poiitt will pay off hahd- ciding, ballot. World's Fair by a 5-0 vote. lomely to you in a So the car rolled northward LONG-TERM CAR RENTAL El Dorado, Ark., where Glady There are many advantages to ranting a car en a long-term bumper crop of what once lived. The car wheele bat*. You ntvtr liavt a maintenance problem. That's our re- Residents Asked •aeiulblllty. You pay no Insurance. W» do. Like to have more moit ptopla need most through the city and thei details? Came In or phone, . . . MONEYI Start to- WEST stopped. Was this the rig FURNITURE CO. street? And if so where was th For Suggestions TAX ADVANTAGE FOR YOU ! day. old house? It was the rig ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Al. There l> a dhtlnet tax advantage In ranting a ear. KEYPORT, N. J. street but the house and th 19 members of the Citizens Advi We'd be happy to tell you alt about it. neighbors' houses had disa 264-0181 sory Committee on Community peared to become the site of Improvement will distribute ques- S & H GREEN STAMPS with Daily Car & Truck Rentals KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN big motel. tionnaires throughout t h < Mother's high school was ju: borough, starting this weekend MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS NATIONAL BANK a few blocks away. Looks jui In an effort to determine what 41 WEST FRONT ST. — 747-0787 — RED BANK KfANSBURG MIDDLETOWN MNCROFT like a high school, the childri local residents like and dislike SALES AND IERVICB \, Church and Carr Ave. Klnai Hwy. Lincroft Shopping Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. said with unanimity rare f about their community. PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER-VALIANT—IMPERIAL them. 787-0100 671-2800 Center—747-0900 The questionnaires, totaling 200 AND INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRUCKS—TRAVELALL-SCOUT •Z55SS55 Next to Hot Springs, Ark in all, were prepared by Brown now a motel metropolis. F( and Anthony, this municipality's ther's house was still there b DOWNTOWN master plan consultant. TOUR ROSES DISTILLERS CO.. H.Y.C. .BUNDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF • tOk WIN NEUTRM. SPIRITS) it brought forth no expression awe. So we. went by the high Also included in the survey, RED BANK school. AgSuccess Skirt Printed Pattern 9078 WAIST 24"-32"
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You keep the pennies SHIP AHOY BEACH CLUB NORTH BEACH SEA BRIGHT We've reduced the price. Now there's no reason in the world why Limited accommodations for the 1964 summer season are still available. If you shouldn't buy Four Roses. (rw KlWi you are looking for carefree and The skirt is the basis of sum- Same Four Roses. mer's best look! See how sleek troublefree summer fun, now is the and slender you look in this prin- cess style with Inverted front, time to make inquiries at Sea Bright's back pleats. New price. Lower. Why? Printed Pattern 9078: Misses' traditionally finest beach club. Waist Sizes 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32. iize 28 takes 2% yards 35-inch Because we figureb y 'abric. Fifty cents in coins for this pat- tern — add IS cents for each pat- giving up a few pennies tern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, Red Bank Register, Pat- tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New profit, we'll pick up a York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, OFFICE OPEN: Telephone: address with zone, size and style Weekdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 842-0061 lumber. good many new friends. Your free pattern Is ready — Weekends 12 noon to 5 p.m. Carl P. Flemming, Mgr. :hoose it from 250 design Ideas in new Spring-Summer Pattern 6003051159 Catalog, Just outl Dresses, sports- Like you. wear, coats, morel Send 50c now. 1 ' T Scouts' Round'Up JCIub Tea two Old Middletown Pieces in Trinity Sale RED BANK - A 1690 Hinder* a muter tsttst at tim craft. AJdu*. Shrewsbury; Pttri- The CuyJk Light of PaJr Htven SUtik Smith, noted writ*- chest whit* authentically came From the Archives, Malwwu, will h*v« » special collection Marguerite plans to participate in New Mr. Proud i* who studying for ty, spoke on uterine cancer at a eon will be served, and this year udith Lasch, president, at a recent meeting of the Rosary Al- rom Montgomery Ward, Mon- Bruno, to Philip Albert Varric- under the chairmanship of Mrj. Shrewsbury's tercentenary cele- eeting of the group recently in the Episcopalian priesthood, was bration the second weekend in tar Society of St. Leo the Great mouth Shopping Center. Auxiliary chio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Melvin Decker, assisted by th« lodge hall, Main St. graduated from OberHn, Ohio, members will be models. May. All troops will march in University, and received a law Catholic Church. yarricchio of Ozone Park, N.Y. following: Mrs. Stephen Gusy, They are Mrs. Charles Carroll, Meeting hostesses were Mrs. Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs. Stan- degree from the Yale University Mrs. John Fugua, president, an- A graduate of Red Bank High ways and means; Mrs. Art Wil- Genovese and. Mrs. MacDonald. ley Haviland, Mrs. Eugene John- danger, auditing; Mrs. Thomas School of Law. nounced a donation was sent to School and Wilfred Academy of the Latin America Victory Fund, son, Mrs. A. J. Bublin, Mrs. Pender, decorating; Mrs. Richard Refreshments will be served Hair and Beauty Culture, New- James Hunger, Mrs. Arthur N. Gunther, hospitality; Mrs. Alfred following the talk. a program to recruit personnel ark, Miss Bruno is a dental as- to serve the church in Latin Fonskov, who is serving as co- P. Lenoh, publicity; Mrs. William Psychiatrist sistant for Dr. Victor Marascio, s chairman with Mrs. Decker. Sohweizer, entertainment; Mrs. America. Little Silver. She is president of (. GUILD PROGRAM Also working on this committee James Carroll, welfare, and Mrs. NEW MONMOUTH — Mrs. Mrs. William McDaniel and the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Edward Stogoski, telephone. Mrs. Roy Britt were in charge of To Speak Mary, Red Bank. are Mrs. Charles Gotsohalk, Mrs. William Bisgrove and Miss Re- Henry F. Dreeke, Mrs. Clifford A. Pictures of the New York refreshments. MIDDLETOWN — A panel dis- becca North took part in a play- :ussion on "Sign Posts to Ju- Mr. Varricchio is a graduate Painter, Mrs. L. F. Whitney, World's Fair were shown by a let entitled, "Christ, the Lord of if Alexander Hamilton Vocational Mrs. Thomas Fallon, Mrs, Ernest representative of the Travelers CIRCLE ACTIVITIES enile Misbehavior" will be held My Life" at the Mary Elizabeth >y the Harmony Parent-Teacher High School, and attended Pratt Johnson, Mrs. Donald Ellery, Insurance Company. Sutphin Guild meeting Tuesday RED BANK — Circles One and Two ef the Red Bank Baptist Association Monday. Dr. Gerald Institute, both in Brooklyn, N.Y. Mrs. B. L. Hance, Jr., and Mrs. Forthcoming events include a in the Baptist Church hall. Mrs. He is chief draftsman at Dia- Robert F. Moynahan, and tor variety show in May, the state Church held a covered dish Weinberger of the Children's Wilbur Roberts sang a solo. Mrs. Psychiatric Center, Eatontown, light Corp., Brooklyn. newspapers and magazines, Mr*. Elks' convention in Wildwood Robert Hermanns, New Mon- luncheon yesterday in the Mary E. Mount Fellowship Hall of the ill speak on "Juvenile Anti- The wedding is planned for Lester C. Stork. June 11, 12 and 13, and theater mouth, was a guest. May of next year. Miss Antoinette M. Bruno party on Broadway in the fall. church. Hostesses were Mrs. locial Behavior." Henry Lutz, Jr., A covered dish supper will be Always add water to hot cara- The group will meet May 4 at Fred Warwick, Mrs. Francis re chief of Middletown, will held May 26 with the Amico Bi- Swartz and Mrs. Henry Pascale, melized sugar very slowly to pre- 8:30 p.m. in the lodge home. A speak on arson. An officer from ble class. who also showed slides of a Euro- vent dangerous sputtering. clothing demonstration is planned. jhe Middletown Township Police Hospital Staff Gives Party Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas pean passion play. Department will speak on van- Roberts, Mrs. Wilbur Roberts, HIGHLANDS — A crazy hat working in the kitchen, it was party mood J5TH ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Donald Crawford pre- lalism. Don't be surprised if those herbi Mrs. William Roberts, Mrs. Irvin party was held Wednesday here reported.) you plant from hothouse plants EATONTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. sented dramatic readings at a Election of officers will be held. in the Alpine Manor by the River- The most original was a coloni- Fashions Beaver and Mrs. Charles Fred- meeting of Circle 4 in the home deteriorate in flavor. Adam McKenzie will celebrate rick. n art 6how under the direction iew Hospital Dietary Depart- al style bonnet worn by Mrs. in Gowns their 35th anniversary Monday of Mrs. Albert Newman, leader, f Mrs. Kathleen Turner and dis- Pinckney Rd., Red Bank. Mrs. ment personnel. Maurice Grillon, Jr., Atlantic In white and pastel with a family dinner party in RACE RELATIONS ilay of art by the first to fourth Mrs. Basil Layton, Rumson, Highlands. short and long lengths their home, 23 Throckmorton William Schanck was devotional ;rades will also be on the pro- LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Rob- leader. won first prize for the prettiest Chairman of the event was Mrs. Ave. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie ;ram. Joseph Calver, St., Eatontown, Junior ert R. Meijer conducted a pro- The group will meet next at a hat which was a hand made large have two daughters, Miss Bette gram on race relations at a re Registration for kindergarten irimmed floral. assisted by Mrs. Harry Carter McKenzie, at home, and Mrs. covered dish supper in the home Bazaar cent meeting oi the Women's So- of Mrs. John Lawley, Middle- jupils will be held May 14 and IS. First prize for the most comical and Mrs. Layton. Harry Andreasen, Boonton, and ciety for Christian Service of the There were 31 members of the 39 BROAD ST., RED BANK three grandchildren. town. went to Mrs. A. W. Lundin, Rum- Embury Methodist Church. son, for a high toque trimmed dietary department attending. A sketch on world banks was 'ntertaiiis at Tea with frozen meatballs individually This was the first of the group's To Address Federation monthly get-to-gethens. •presented by Mrs. Oscar S. John- TRENTON (AP) - Jan Juta of or 50 Volunteers wrapped in clear plastic. (The son, Mrs. Edward W., Anderson, Mendham, former chief of visua inspiration came dierctly from for. Mrs. Ralph L. Barrett, Mrs. Ger- SEA GIRT — Mrs. Edward T. information for the United Na Doyle, Sea Girt, chairman of the Contribute $10 Draperies • Slipcover: ald F. Fuller and Mrs. Robert W. tions, will be the speaker at DAUGHTER TO LARRABEES ANNOUNCING Brounley. Mrs. James P. Faulk- annual Crusade of the Monmouth Bedipreadi • Blindi TULSA, Okla. — A daughter the banquet of the 34th annual To Library Sbad.i ner and Mrs. James F. Branch convention of the Federation of County Chapter of the American ,ynn Patricia, was born to Mr • Curtains OUR NEW were hostesses. Republican Women in Atlantic "ancer SDciety, recently enter- nd Mrs. Robert W. Larrabee of WEST LONG BRANCH — The Complete Installation Service ained 50 of her co-workers at a Election of officers will take City April 30. this place on March 27 in StWomen'. s Club of Asbury Park SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE tea In her home at 38 Brooklyn I place on May 12 at 8:15 i.m in Francis Hospital here. has contributed $10 to the Murry Mrs. Webster B. Todd, the con Blvd. She was assisted by her 747-4422 ||the church hall. A bus trip to vention chairman, announced and Leonie Guggenheim Library I the World's Fair has been co-chairmen, Mrs. Kenneth 0. Mrs. Larrabee, the former at Monmouth College for the pur- Juta's acceptance. Juta is Twyman and Mrs. Betty Decker. Miss Patricia McGulnness, is planned for July 7. native of Cape Town, South chase of history reference books. MRS. Doyle has been active in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John R. Hobbie, head li- Africa, and a noted painter and J. McGuinn&ss, 24 Grant CROWNING CEREMONY author. fund-raising for the American brarian at tlie college, expressed FOR YOUR SUMMER TIME FUN AND KEANSBURG — Rosary Altar Cancer Society since 1948, and at \ve., Rumson, N. J. She is aappreciation for the donation and brmer faculty member of the PLEASURE ... WE HAVE BUILT I Society of St. Ann's Catholic Ever add a pinch of nutmeg one time was chairman of an said it would be used to purchase A BRAND NEW SWIMMING POOL! I Church will meet next on May 6 and a little grated orange rind to irea which included Spring Lake, Forrestdale School, Rumson, two books by Robert Joseph Ker- 'n the school auditorium follow- steamed rice to be served with 3elmar, Manasquan and Sea Girt. where she taught physical edu- ner. They are entitled "Czecho- cation. 'nf> the crowning of the Blesscdcurry? ecause of the rapid growth in slovakia" and Yugoslavia." The Daily 9 to 5:30; Fri. 'til 9 x>pulation of the county during books, published by the Univer- ;he past two decades, eac.i of Sour salt, sometimes called for sity of California Press, have 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury :hese areas now has its own in cooking, is nothing more than been requested for use by history EMERY'S diairman. itric acid. students. SHERMAN'S CLOSET SHOP HAS BEACH CLUB DON'T JUST FURNISH You don't need a 963 Ocean Avenue Sea Bright MATCHING GARMENT BAGS YOUR HOME... H«tigers. Hat Stand*. Sho» fiagf, Hit *nd BiankM EIOXM »nd DECORATE IT! 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The countess is a macntfkent Uth century inm AP Nmfeatuni Writer quired great 18th century French bases, rugs and furniture with su- 12:45 m Cooper Hall. well as La Marlla, near Lucca, a passionate photographer, and built oir the mint of a M cen- on April 28 probably quallfle NEW YORK (AP) - People furnishings — boiserles, parquet perb effects. the famous villa that belonged to Father of Douglass ttudenti has a great collection of do-it- tury Romas building on a mag- gt the easiest of his career. who pamper pal&cei and other and porcelains. Countess Laetizia Becd-Bluntof Napoleon's sister, EUa. The villa from throughout the state are yourself photographs of famous nificent ranch. Another estate, a great homes are cited for inspir- The Duchess of Windsor, for Rome, who has refurbished inter- is an outstanding example of New Jersey'* chief executive, expected at the all-day program, people, including one of Mrs. country place in Extramaudrs, ing good design in their environ- her understanding of composition Hie father of 10 children, wil which will be«ln at 9:30 a.m. Kennedy who attended a recep- has been in her husband'* (amity ment and influencing public taste and flajr in French town and give the luncheon address Morning activities will include de- tion in the Becci Palace. for 23 generations. in the first honor list for distin- country houses, her influence on partmental exhibits, bus tours of Charles Beistgui of Paris, Baron Alexis de Rede of Paris, guished decoration of the Nation- taste and art and her attention the Rutgers College campus and whose fabulous Palazia Labia in who has recreated in his palace, al Society of Interior Designers. to detail in decoration and in a faculty panel discussion. Venice has ceilings by Tiepolo, the Hotel Lambert in lie St. Princeton Because Mrs. John F. Kennedy gracious living. A panel of three Douglass pro- and who is considered one of the Louis, some of the great rooms of Is in mourning, there are 9 Henry Francis DuPont of Wil- fessors wM discuss the changing greatest exponents of the 18th the past such as the bedroom de- names, instead of 10 on the list. mington, Del., who Has made a Homes Open role of women in America. century period interior design. signed by Pierce and Fontaine She would have headed It, says museum of the best of American Participants will be Dr. Kenneth His chateau near Paris features at the end of the 18th century Arturo di Pini San Minlato, taste and style at Winterthur, the most priceless example of an for the brother of Louis XVI, the Haun, assistant professor of For Tour president of the society. where more than 100 rooms are 18th century theater anywhere in Count d'Artois. One of his fa- psychology; Dr, Alison Olson, The nine include: furnished with objects of Ameri- mous achievements is a floating PRINCETON - Nine Princeton lecturer in history, and Dr. the world. Mrs. William Paley, whose can heritage in a fabulous resto- palace, a yacht furnished entire- area homes—historic, modern ani James Rosenau, professor of American-born Countess Aileen Manhasset home combines 18th ration project. ly in French Empire furnishings. In-between—will be opened to thi political science. de Quintanilla in Msfdrid lives in century English and French an- American-town Mrs. Jacques public for the Mount Holyoke A carnival, a show presented tiques, contemporary furnishings Balsan, the former Consuelo Van- Kadcllffe house tour May 6. by the sophomore class and a and impressionist paintings. derbilt, who has taken on mam- Houses which will be on view performance by Che Nereids, the Mrs. Charles B. Wrlghtsman of moth tasks of refurbishing the in- for the ninth "Open House in college's synchronized swimming Palm Beach, Fla., whose home teriors of her great homes on Princeton" were announced toda' group, will highlight the after- is an 18th century masterpiece of Fifth Avenue and the Riviera, by the Radcliffe Alumnae Club noon program. The college's design. She collects porcelains and in Newport, London, Nor- of Princeton and the Trenton- swimming and bowling facilities and French wall paneling. Her mandy, Palm Beach and else- Princeton Mount Holyoke Alum, will be open and sports equip- bibelots are treasures, and where. Her affinity for taste and use Club. ment will be available. through her inspiration the Metro- color permits her to combine They range from the antique- Following "daughters' treat" itudded country home of Kenneth dinners, there will be two dances, Chorley, longtime president of a square dance at the Student Colonial Willlamsburg, to a dra- Center and a more formal dance matic modern house designed bj at Neilson Dining Hall. The the nationally-known architecl Queen's Theater Guild will pre- Jules Gregory, the home of Dr, sent "Romeo and Juliet" during and Mrs. David Rose. the evening. General chairmen of the, pro- Proceeds from the tour will fi- gram are Hugo F. Poiani of Nut- Mrs. Jacques Balsan nance scholarships awarded by ley and his daughter, EH«en. both alumnae clubs to area girls Among those serving on the attending the two colleges. This planning committee are Curtis Q. year's tour is scheduled for 12:30 Murphy of Red Bank and his Cruise Is Theme to 5:30 p.m. on the traditiona daughter, Rita. mid-May date. The tour will also Include two of the best-known historic houses Teenage Hop, In Princeton's center. One is the Of 14th Cotillion Dean's House on the Princeton First of Series ASBURY PARK - "A Cotillion Shbmo, New Shrewsbury; Karen University campus. The othe KEYPORT - The first of the :ruise" will be the theme of the Smith, Brielle; Karen Jorden, and downtown Princeton landmark on Teeage Record Hops, sponsored Margaret Tinsley, Asbury Park; 14th annual Cotillion, to be pre- the tour Is Beatty House on Van- by the High School of Religion, Penelope Lattimer and Sandra deventer Ave., owned by Ardls will take place tonight at 8 o'clock sented April 24 in Convention Nixon, Fair Haven, and Rose- Leigh. In the auditorium of St. Joseph's Hall. Guest entertainer will be Marie Rhodes, Atlantic Highlands Countess Laetizia Beccl-Blant Two other older houses—one in Catholic Church. Seldon Powell, formerly with the The dances, with Rev. Edward the country, one In town—are on Count Basie Band. A New York- the 1964 house tour. The rambling Strano as moderator, are part of er, he is a top recording artist country home of Mr. and Mrs the social program of the High School of Religion and are open on Roost and Epic Records. County PTA Elects Officers Carl H. White Jr. on Bedens Brook Rd. has an Italian sunken to all teenagers of the parish Debutantes who will be intro- HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Thomas "Are We Pressuring Our Chil- pressures. "Adults are responsi- garden and the late 19th century regardless of denomination. duced at the Cotillion are the Frosdick of Brielle was elected dren?" was the topic for a panel ble for the superimposed pres- Mrs. Joseph D'AJoia and Mrs. cures, and children responsible for house of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G Misses Marva AHeyne, Joyce to a three-year term as presideni discussion. Panelists were Dr. Ed- Cluett Jr. at 87 Library PI. is Prank McGuinnes are co-chair- Armstrong, Ann Biddle, Kathleen ward S. Butler, chief of Depart- the self-imposed," he stated. He of the Monmouth County Counci furnished with early American men" of chaperones. Pizzas will be Bland, Diane Clay, Janice Frost, ment of Psychology of Henry said that the "bending of moral antiques. available. Casual clothes will be Patricia Greenhow, Eva Griffin of Parent-Teacher Associations at Pollack Memorial Clinic, Long principles, the rules of the game,' In order. Mrs. Charles Wrlghtsman and Nancy Randolph, all of Red to suit our convenience" has a Three contemporary homes a" council meeting Wednesday in Branch; V.J. Christie, superinten- Bank. great deal to do with the pres- complete the tour list. They are the Highlands School. dent of schools, Neptune Town- jno j the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Also, Elaine Blake, Carole Jack- Elected to serve with Mrs ship, and Mrs. Carl Hoff, vice Dr. Christie each R. Thompson at 533 Mercer Rd son, Lorraine Russell, Morgan- Frosdick, also for three years president and director of Region noted that generation feels inclined to think remodeled by architect William Company-Style Fish Dish vile; Barbara Bookers, Marva were Mrs. Lawrence Gardner Four, New Jersey Congress of that their youngsters are the Thompson, a modern home at 23 Greenwood, Delores and Virginia vice president; Mrs. Harry Chris Parents and Teachers, chairman worst, with a lot of publicity Brookstone Dr. owned by Mr. and Harris, Jacqueline Logan, Renee tie, Jr., recording secretary, and of Committee to Study Pressures. going to the bad ones. To the Mrs. John Andersen and designed Penn, Ernestine Stevenson and Mrs. Coleman, ' Stromwasser, Mrs. Lathrope was the moderator. parents assembled he com- by architect Burton Weisbecker, Sharon Walker, Long Branch; treasurer. ••" >•• From tile viewpoint of a prac- Carolyn Brown, Eatoatown; Cath- mented, "You know when you and the home of Miss Allison ticing psychologist. Dr. Butler erine and Helen Davis and Edith Elected for twenyear terms were feel old—when the history lesson Frantz at 27 Hazlet Aye., de- urged parents to bring to children ji'jned by architect Kenneth Stiles, Freehold. Mrs. F. Wayne Ward, director; that your youngster brings home Mrs, Walter Haynes ahd Ermon a realistic self-concept, instead was current events in your time." Kassler. And, Ellen Fisher, Middletown; Jones, vice presidents, and Mrs. of a blind pursuit of status. He Mrs. Hoff stated that family Shirley Ford, Yvonne Lipscomb, Tickets for the tour iria'y be pur- Wayne Howell, corresponding said that mistakes are human, factors produce many problems^ and Regirtia Mallory, Neptune; chased in advance from Mrs, secretary. including social class, disorgani- fVaMces Gutridge, and Leona Har and children should, p)t| jpwnade George F. Thomas, 21 Elm Rd., zation of family, maternal re- ris, Cliffwood; Billie Jean Hen- For one-year term*"' Mrs, afraid of making mistakes. 'Tr Princeton. jection, working mothers, order derson, Delores Henderson, Den- George Gillam was elected'a di. sures,"' he said, "stem from the of birth. Mrs. Hoff believes that ise LeDet and JoAnn Washington, rector, and Mrs. M. Samuel Pink- total society and culture in which a solid, wholesome family life Guild Receives Matawan; Deborah Jones, Inice erton and Mrs. George Weber, we are living." vice presidents. The officers were Dr. Christie felt that we can- would erase many pressure pro- installed by Mrs. Kenneth W. not divorce adult and chijdeen's blems facing children today. New Members Lathrope, Immediate past presi- SHREWSBURY—Mrs. Stephen AAUW Plans dent of the New Jersey Congress Greeley,' River- Plaza, and of Parents and Teachers, who Is Mn. William Gaunt, Lincroft, honorary vice president and state were welcomed ihto membership Annual Event ohairman of procedure and by- of the Women's Guild for Chris RED BANK — Members of lays. • tian Service of the Reformed the Northern Monmouth County Church' Monday night by Mrs. Branch of the American Associa Fred Hdrsfall, president. tion of University Women are The guild held a birthday din- planning their annual dinner Music Fete ner for all members whose birth. meeting May 4 at 7 p.m. in the days fall in the first half of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church year. Mrs. William Mettler, Mrs. House, Sycamore Ave. Harold Severfa, Mrs. John Zaga- Caterer for the affair will be In Freehold ja, Mrs. Harry EsteUe and Mrs, Mrs. Margaret Allen of New FREEHOLD — The Woman's Frank Lovtrsidge prepared the Shrewsbury and entertainment Club, South St., will be host club dinner. will be by the Theatre Arts Trio. for the Music Festival for the William Mullaney of Travelers Mrs. L. Ray Bowyer of Mid- fifth district of the New Jersey Insurance Agency showed slides dletown is chairman for the din- State Federation of Women's of th« Worid'f Fair. ner and Is being assisted by Mrs. Clubs, Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. In The guild will attend a demon, Kerry Robb, Red Bank, reserva- FISH WITH GRAPES — This version of a famous dish is delightful for a meatless tions; Mrs. Barry Crulkshank the club house. Proceeds from •'ration at Crown Kitchens, Mid- registration fees will be donated dletown April 29, at 7:30 p.m company lunch or supper. 1 Mrs. William Cruikshank, ir Haven, name tags; Mrs. to the Meta Thorne Waters Schol- Annual mother-daughter banquet arship Fund. wil! be May 5. By CECILY BROWNSTONE and skinned Drain grapes and arrange around Allen Roberts, Middletown, and The program will feature pe- Associated Press Food Editor Salt and white pepper fish. Add light cream to juices in Mrs. Leo Wagner, 'Oceanport, riod music ranging from 1664-1964. THE KING of chefs, Escoffier, tablespoons butter skillet; stir in reserved creamed decorations. Mrs. Verden L. Kime, Point Honor Attendant in his Guide Culinaire (published teaspoons flour butter and flour; Cook and stir Husbands and friends of AAUW Pleasant Beach, is district music at the beginning of this century cup finely minced onion until slightly thickened; pour members have been invited to at- Gives. Shower l chairman. Thirteen of the 36 lives a delightful main dish /3 cup dry white wine sauce over fish. Heat under tend. Reservations must be made women's clubs in the district will HAZLET — Miss Karen M. poached fish fillets, a delicati cans (8% ounces) light seed- broiler until lightly browned, with Mrs. Robb by April 27. Warner was guest of honor at participate. These are Freehold, sauce and a garnish of Musca't less grapes about 3 to 5 minutes. Serve at a surprise bridal shower given Point Pleasant Beach, Eatontown, grapes. 14 cup- light cream once. Makes 6 servings. 'n the home of Miss Elsie D. Ocean Grove, Middletown, Bel- Sprinkle each fillet with salt Wins Contest RETIREMENT GIFT is presented to Mist Irene Mahar, Bahreninirg, 627 Beers St., here American cooks have adaptei mar, Modern Muses, Raritan and pepper and roll up. Fasten recently. The shower was given this recipe to suit their owi Stork Shower For Cheerleaders Township, Red Bank, Asbury who was honored this week by fellow employees at Mon- by the matron of honor at her needs. Instead of garnishing the with a wooden pick. For poaching Park, Manasquan, Keyport and mouth Medical Center, by George J. Bart»l, hospital coming marriage, Mrs. John G. dish with grapes, they add their he fish, choose a 10-inch skillet HIGHLANDS — A surprise NEW SHREWSBURY — Cheer- Spring Lake. to the sauce. When seedless one in which the fillets will stork shower was recently given leaders of the Frank Antonides administrator. Mils Mahar, who resides on Garfield Ave., Schanck, 672-North Beers St., sis- The state federation's scholar- grapes are in markets, they US' it without crowding. Using tte for Mrs. Bernard Surtdberg by School in West Long Branch won Long Branch, has been employed at the center for 15 ter of the bridegroom. ship fund provides music lessons these; when they're not, canned killet cover as a guide, cut a her sister, Mrs. Albert S. Carl- a cheerleading contest Friday at Miss Warner, daughter of Mr. —voice and instrumental for mu. years. She served a» house mother for student nunej, ight seedless grapes are added circle of waxed paper the size of strom, in her home, 273 Baj Tinton Falls School. •nd Mrs. Thomas B. Warner, 247 sic students at Douglass College as admitting clerk and has been in the laundry's sewing This Is a great dish to serve tc he cover; tear a small hole in Ave. Mrs. Sundberg, the formei Tinton Falls squal came in sec- Gross St., Morgan, will become New Brunswick. Stipends amount guests for a meatless Fridaj he center of the paper; reserve, Ann Smith, is the daughter o: ond and Bradley School in As- division since I 955. the bride of Elmer Albert Bahren- to $130 per year for each student. ight supper or a Saturday lunch Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith bury Park finished third, ream together 1 tablespoon of The total aid given depends on . burg, Jr., son of Elmer A. Bah- You might like to accompany Sr., this place, and wife of Sta Other elementary schools in the he butter with the flour and re- the amount contributed to the I renburg, 742 Holmdel Rd., Hariet, with buttered rice with a toppin; Sgt. Bernard S. Sundberg my competition were Holmdel Town- serve. In the skillet, melt the re- fund. I on May 3 at 2 p.m. in St. John's of crisp toasted almonds. For stationed in Alaska. ship, Freehold Intermediate, FOLKS FROM ALL OVER AGREE ... I Methodist Church, Hazlet. maining tablespoon of butter; stir 'egetable, green peas or jullenm in onion and cook slightly. Place Guests included Mrs. Sund Bradley Beach School and West Mrs. Clarence E. Bahrenburg, nap beans are a good choice. berg's mother, Mrs. James E Freehold. when it comes to getting more good !lsh rolls on onion. Pour wlno To Plan Campaign I Keyport, and Mrs. John H. Bah- Smith, Sr., Mrs. James E. Smith FISH VERONIQUE iround fish. Cover with the paper Miss Dolores Ousano and Miss Irenburg, Jr., Hariet, presided at Jr., Mrs. Andrew Homiak, Sr., Lois HerJclor, instructors at Mon- For Music Society food for your money depend on 6 fillets of flounder or sole, bon« ircle. (This helps conserve all I th tea table. Mrs. Joseph Beilevnnce, Mrs moutfn Regional High School, RUMSON — Subscription drive :he good flavors.) Bring liquid to James L. Riohard, Mrs. Harold were judges. workers of the Chamber Music Till CHAT ATLANTIC » rACIFIC TfA COMFANT, INC. boil, then cover and cook over Foley, Mrs. Willson Brown, Mrs, The competition was organized Society of Monmouth Arts Foun- nedium heat 5 to 8 minutes, or James Bailey, Mrs. Arnold Han. and directed by Nicholas Costa, dation will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. ntll fish flakes easily when sen, Mrs. Arthur T. Knutseri physical education instructor at in the home of Harrison E. Rowe, tested with a fork. Meanwhile, Mrs. Eston H. Brink, Mrs. Siverl Tinton Falls School. He hopes to 8 Butttmwood La. The purpose SAME DAY eat grapes In their syrup. Gently M. Waistrom and Mrs. Carfstrom, of the meeting is to get the 1964- continue the contests on an an- •emove cooked fillets to a shallow Highlands, and Mrs. Anthony Mo nual basis. Miss Shirley McNeal !5 subscription drive under way SHIRT iroiler-proof dish; remove picks. Ardle, Union Beach. coaches the Tinton Falls Squad, for the concert series. 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Pierce. ,a*|pci- Service. wiH be held at »:» Choral dian Methodist leader, will t» day. Rev. Dr. Theodora F. Rom be the subject Sunday. Golden rated Sunday at ii,n, Church loly Eucharist at 8 a.m. 0 Sunday is: 9:45 a.m., Sunday ate minister, will preach at the and r 11 a.nf. Sunday.. Sunday brated be the speaker at both the 9:30 and IS, secretary for South Asia, Com- Text: "All things are of God, who •cftool mettfMt'»:» aim. schoo-"-'"'l and Morning Prayer with Eucharist and sermon will school; 11 a.m., holiness meeting, 11 a.m. service.Sunday.,'Baptism the 11 a:m. servJca* Sunday. A »erv- mission on Ecumenical Mission hath reconciled us to himself by Junior Soldiers meeting; 6 p.m. service will follow, Sunday lecture will be at 9:15 a.m. Morn- elebrated at 9:30 a.m. with The calender tor tht' week in- ing up tee of Holy Communion will be and Relation of the United Pres- Jesus Christ, and hath given to young people's service; 7:30 p.m. school will meet at 9130 a.m. ing Prayer and sermon by Rev, Sunday school participate cludw:, , • . will go held at 8:30 a.m. Church school byterian Church, USA, will be us the ministry of reconciliation' evening service with -Brig, and Canon Charles H. Best willbe at the sermon when they \.. y BTU and BYE will meet at Tomorrow^ .8,:.45 and 10 a.m,, hall. will meet at 9:30 and 11 a.m. the guest preacher at the 9: IS am (If C 518) v their classes in the parish (If Cor. 5:18). Mrs. Fred Elliott of the Salvation 6 p.m. Sunday, confirmation classes; in die parish 11 a.m. II a.m. services. His topic wil citation from Army residence department, New >rayer with the Episcopal *Youn' g Babies will be baptized at both The following 'Calendar for the week includes: home; 11 a.m., adult confirmation ! There will be no meeting of the services Sunday, April 2«. Par- be "The Church of the Disin- "Science and Health with Key York City. class in the-parish, house. Alcoholics Anonymous and the 'Al- ;hurchmen is at 6:30 p.m herited." Rev. Albert T. Wood- Monday: 7:30 p.m,, Seacost In- The stewardship program will ents interested )n presenting a to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker The calendar for the week in- Sunday:, 5:30 p.m., Luther Anon Group on Monday. child for baptism should contact ward, assistant minister, will as- Eddy will also be read: cludes: • stitute Leadership School,* 8 p.m., >egin with meetings starting sist at both services. Virginia Club will meet.; , League meeting in the parish Holy Eucharist will be cele- the church office. Parents of chil- "Jesus aided in reconciling Wednesday; 1:30 p.m., League Wednesday at 8 p.m. The church Wednesday: 7 p',*n., Bible house; 7:30 p.m. League of Young brated at . 8 and 10 a.m. on dren being baptized will meet At 9:15 and 11 a.m., church man to God by giving man a of Mercy visitation to .nursing committee is conducting; 'the pro- study; '8' p.fo, mid-week prayer Adult Lutherans meets in, the par- Wednesday. The service of heal, with the minister on Friday, April school through eighth grade. truer sense of Love, the divine homes arid hospital*; 7:30•p.m. ram. service. .'• ish house. , ing will be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 24, at 8 p.m.. At 5:30 p.m., family night sup- Principle of Jesus' teachings, and the midweek prayer service and Holy Eucharist will be said Friday: 8 p.m.. teachers' meet Monday: 8 p.m.. Men's Broth- The sewing gronp w)H not meet. A new adult membership class per in Westminster Hall. Dr. this truer sense of Love redeems the Home League meeting will be erhood meetiag in the parish The annual Red Bank' Antiques Wednesday at 7 p.m. and 'Satur- Romig will speak on "Issues of man from the law of matter, sin, Mark the will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Sun. held jointly to view the film house witji narrated talk by Wal- Show and safe will be held Tues- lay. the feast of St. "" day, April 26, May 3 and May 10. Southern Asia." and death by the law of Spirit, "Jamaican Journey." „ ter Shedd on a recent trip to ivangelist, at 7 a.m. —the law of divine Love" (p.19). CHRIST EPISCOPAL dty and'Wednesday from noon Those attending will be recflved At 7:30 p.m., Fellowship Group Thursday; 4 p.m., Junior Le- Middletown Central Africa.. until 10 p.m. in the' parish hall, Saturday at 5 p.m. the Acolyte; into the fellowship of. the church for ninth graders; Fellowship gion, Crusaders meetings; '5:30 and from noon until 6 p.m. Thurs- meet; at 6 p.m. Junior Church BAPTIST Holy Communion will be cele- on Pentecost, Sunday, May 17. Group for 10-12tf] graders. p.m., Youth FellovwrhijJ family day. men meet. Leonardo brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Family PRESBYTERIAN Persons interested should contact At 8:30 p.m., fall planning con supper; t p.m.. Sunbeams; 7 p.m. service at 9:30- a.m.; followed by Eatontown . , the church office. ference in church parlor under Church school meets Sunday at Corps Cadets meeting. PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school, and prayer with Sunday services will be at 11 TEMPLE SHALOM The schedule for the week Is: the leadership of Mr. Woodward 9:45 a.m. The sermon topic at Rumson sermon by Rev. Frederick Me- a.m. Church sdwol meets at 9:45 ' Matawan Township Sunday: At 5:30 p.m., the Meth- Tonight: 7:30 p.m., supper the 11 a.m. service will be "The REFORMED Services will be held Sunday Qua.de at 11 a.m. a.m;> • .- • . •' ••' Sabbath eve services conducted odist Youth Fellowship will leave meeting of the Hathomar Club Apple of His Eye." The senior Hazlet ' The calendar for the week In- by Rahjbi Mordecal Schreiber will t 9:30' and 11 a.m. Rev. Harvey from the church for the Sutpfs- (Couples Club) In Westminster choir will present a program of Sunday school meets at 8:30, The Episcopal • Young Church cludes: be held tonight at 8:30 in the :. Douie, Jr., will continue his trict Rally at the Matawan Meth- Hall. favorite hymns at the 7:30 p.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Student Pastor men will meet Sunday at 7:30 Sunday: 5 p.m.-, congregation Strathmbre Elementary School leries of sermons on "Thejthurch odist Church; 8 p.m., Youth Tomorrow: 12:45 p.m., high service. Theodore Chandler will preach at p.nr. In Leeds -Hall.' supper: in the- chapel; 6 p.m, At an Oneg Sbabbat follow- n the Apostles' Creed"/with a Membership Class; 7 p.m., Inter- school Canteen theater party. The schedule for the week in- the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services on There will be Holy Communion with prayers for-the sick at 10 Youth Fellcwahip meeting. ing services, Israeli' folk singing ermoh'on "A Worldwide} Fellow mediate Youth Fellowship,,Pro- Cars will leave from the church cludes: "Be Prepared." and dancing will be presented in hip.'" , ' \ parking lot to attend a perform Sunday: 6:15 p.m., Junior and a.m.; on Thursday. ''•-:•.: Tuesdty:' 8 • p.m., - Gleaner* gram, "Church Membership; for The calendar for the week in- meeting in .the chapel/ celebration of the anniversary of Sunday school will meet at ance of "The Taming of The Senior BYF meet. Youth;" 8. p.ni.,. Geneva-W*sley cludes: • , . , . ' -Wednesday: 8 p.m., Bible study. the founding of the state of Is- 1:36 and 11 a.m. in nursery Shrew." BIBLE BAPTIST ; Fellowship program. ', Tuesday: 8 p.m., workers' con Sunday: 5:30 p.m.. Pilgrim rael. ; • : , hrough senior high. The adult Monday: 9 a.m., Tower Hill .. Hazlet Monday: 9:30 a.m., class In ference in the home.of Mrs. Anita Youth Fellowship box supper and CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Religious school classes are ass will meet- at 9:30 in the N Shl Rev. D. Ross Brittain will "Christian Doctrine" taught by Cooperative Nursery School; 9: .0 Laughton. program in the educational wing. held on Saturdays and the adult hurch lounge. a.m., the Prayer and Study Group preach at the 11 a.m. service .. .Matawan Township Rev. Kerry Robb; 9 p.m., Alanon Wednesday: 8 p.m., midweek Wednesday: 8 p.m., board of study: seminar meets on alternate A covered-dish supper will be will meet in the church parlor; Sunday on "Never Struck. Out" Church school and first year Group. , prayer and Bible study. Christian education meeting. Bible school meets at 9;45 a.m. catechetical. class meet -Sunday, Wednesdays in the Strathmore leld in the auditorium Sunday a 8 p.m., meeting of the board of Tuesday: 10 a.m., Interdenoml- Thursday: 7 p.m., confirmation The junior and junior high boys at 9 a.m. in the Stratfunore Elementary school. 30 ip.m: Following the 'supper, stewards in the Combs-De Voe nation Prayer and. Study .Group PRESBYTERIAN class 2 meets. meet jn the Community Center. School. Rev. Richard A .Weeden )ean Willard Heckel of The Memorial Room; 8:15 p.m., the meets; 1 p.jn., discussion on "The Matawan Evening services wall be at 7 will preach at the l():30 a.m. ST. GEORGE'S-BYTHE-RIVER kihool of Law, Rutgers Unlver- Nursery School board will meet Devotional Life;" 8 p.m.,, School Rev. Chester A. Galloway will CHRIST EPISCOPAL o'clock. Pastor Brittain will service-on "A IMt Whita." EPISCOPAL ity, will speak on religion and *t the home of Mrs. Arnold W. for Christian. Faith and JLifc; 8 preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Shrewsbury preach on "The Stone Cut Out Rumson ublic education. Galbraith, 108 Queens Dr., Little services Sunday on "On Having There will be a celebration of Monday: 10 a.m., Prayer Fel p.m., Geneva-Wesley volleyball. Services on the third Sunday of the Mountain." JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Silver. a Saving Faith." Sunday school tht Holy- Communion Sunday at wship will mqet in the lounge Wednesday: . Class in . '/The after Easter will, in all cases be Cottage prayer meeting'will be '. Fair. Haven Wednesday: 1 p.m., visitation meets at the tame hours. 8 a.m. in the chantry. 30 . p.m., the Men's Bowling Lives of the Disciples of-ChHst" celebrations of the Holy Eucha- Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the home The public Bible sermon Sun- day at the Marlboro State Hospi- 'earns will meet at Elm Lanes. will be taught' by David Willii The calendar for the week in- rist, beginning at 8 a.m. when the of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Ma- day at 3 p.m. will be "Benefiting Family service and address by tal by members of the Women's Tuesday: 1 p.m., Lydla Circle at.his home; noon-5 p.m., arts cludes: order of service will conform to honey, 11 Vermont Ave., Port Eternally from God's Own Book," Rev. Canon George A. Robert- Association. 'ill meet, in the home of Mrs. and crafts show, sponsored by the Sunday: 7 p.m.. Senior High that set forth in the prayer book Monmouth. • • . : . • and will be delivered' by Arthur shawis at 9:30 a.m. Thursday: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m, Young Adults meeting in the for "Communion." There will be ; 'ernon O. Paulson, 11 Parjc Ave., Visiting Homemakers. Service of Stevens, visiting minister. Fol- At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. Me- v activities day of the Women's As .urnson. Monmouth County; 7 p.m,,; the manse. no sermon nor music during this lowing .the Watohtower Study at Kee will play a recital on the sociation in the Combs-De Voe BAY SHORE COMMUNITY Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Faith- Forty-Plus. Club will meet; 8 p.m.. Tuesday: 8 p.m., Westminster worship. . -4:15 on: "Youth, Get Saved .from Mary Owen Borden memorial Memorial Room. East Keansburg lope Circle will meet in the Alpha Study Group will meet in Circle meeting in the home of Church school will not hegin un- At'the 11 a.m. service Sunday, thjs -, Crooked Generation," Mr. carillon. . Mrs. Robert Butler, 171 Main St. til after the recitation of the Ni- ounge; 8 p.m., the School of Faith the home of Miss Alta Schoettle. EMMANUEL BAPTIST Pasto.r Richard R. Schwartz will Stevens will give his final serv- ind Life will meet in the lounge. Wednesday: 6:30 p.m.. Men's cene Creed during the 9 a.m. preach on "The Disciple That No- ice talk to- the -congregation. KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Thursday: 1 pjm., Married Atlantic Highlands Thursday: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Couples Bible class'. Rev. Dr. Howard M. Ervm, Club father and child dinner. -ish' Eucharist, when only the body Knows." New members will Regular Bible- studies will be Middtetown kindergarten and first grade chil- /omen's Association will hold Saturday: 10 a.m., Intermedi- will preach at Hie 11 a.m. and Friday: 5:30 p.m., Junior High be received. Sunday ichool meets held~ at the. following locations Sunday, school meets at 9:30 1 dren will leave the church- for n activities day in the audito- ate Youth Fellowship blcyda 7:30 p.m. services Sunday. The meeting. at 9:30. ' on Tuesday: 58 Forman St., Fair a.m. Services are at 8:15 and ium; 8 p.m. the adult inquirers' deacons are in charge of a pray- their classes in the parish house. Calendar for'the week includes: Haven; 10 St. Mary's PI., Red 10:45 a-m. hike,. . • The pupils in the higher classes lass will be held in the lounge, er meeting that precedes &e 7 EMBURY METHODIST Today: 8 p.m., the Women's Bank; 114 Springdale Ave., New Sunday at 7 p.m. the Luther will remain with their parents in p.m. service. Little Silver Guild meeting. Shrewsbury; 69 Lincoln St., Fair- Leagues will meet. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE the church and participate in the CONGREGATION SOCIETY Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Ralph L. Barrett will Monday: 7:45 p.m., Bible class. view; 144 Seventh Ave., Atlantic BNAI ISRAEL rites of Wie Eucharist, meeting Lutheran Church Women meet Atlantic Highlands The high school young pepole ireach at the 9:30 and JU a.m. Wednesday:- 1 p.m., the Worn Highlands. • -. - • Red Bank with their teachers after tte "cof- Tuesday at 8 p.m. Thursday at Church service and Sunday will meet' in the church Monday, iervices Sunday on "Conversion ents. Guild will .sponsor a . card At 7:25 p.m. on Thursday, the Late Sabbath services tonigh ee hour' following the church 8 p.m., the adult Bible Study school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- at 7:30 p.m. and Assurance." Sunday school party! in the church hall. Ministry School and service meet- service. Group will meet. ill begin at 8:30. This will be day's testimony meeting Is at The Pioneer Girls meet in the meets at 9:30 a.m. in the church ing will be held at Kingdom Hall. ;rael Independence Sabbath, church each week, the Colonists hall. .The rector will preach at both CHRIST METHODIST 8:15 p.m. Reading room houn he 9 and II a.m. services, Rev. Nick Orphanides, 40 Birch Dr., BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN taibbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will Tuesday at 7 p.m. and the Pil- The pastor's church member- Fair Haven-Rumson Shrewsbury, will speak. ; Cliffwood 'Beach - - ireach on "A Birthday Gift to grims Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Anselm Broburg continuing his ship class will meet Sunday at Rev. .James C. Rupert will "Finding the Loss" will be the the State of Israel." Cantor Sid- HOLINESS Midweek prayer service is p.m. in the church hall. series of post-Easter sermons on preach at the 11 a.m. service Long Branch "Morality—In Christ's Time, And ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL sermon 'topic ot Rev. David L. ney Scharff will chant the liturgy, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Dr. William R. Guffick, su- Sunday. The confirmation .class Sunday school and Junior ow."^ Accompaniment for the Little-Silyer Bucci at the II a.m. service Sun- handle lighting time is at 6:V wrintendent of the New Bnjns- for seventh and eighth graders The schedule of services for >.m. Nancy Katsln, daughter ol church will meet at 10 a.m. BAPTIST congregational" singing of hymns day. Church' school meets at 9:30 vick district of the New Jersey will meet at 9:30, a.m. The churth Sunday is: 8 a.m., Holy Com- a.m. " ilr. and Mrs. Charles Katsin, Scripture lesson and prayei New Monmouth will be provided By organist Nor- Annual Conference of the Method- school meets at 9:30 a.m. munion; 8:45 a.m., Sunday school A youth rally will be held at vill celebrate her Bat Mitzvah lervlce for the sick will be con- Rev. William E. Bisgrovw will man Albert. ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, ist Church, will conduct a The' Confirmation - Fellowship for grades six and up;. 9:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday in Fellowship Hall. ind will chant the prophetic por- preach at the 10:45 a.m. service church conference in the church With the departure of church Iroup for the ninth through 12th family serviee and sermon by lon of the week. castor, Monday at S p.m. on "Comfort and Edify One An- warden John P. Winand to anoth- The South Amboy and Sayreville mil Monday at 8 p.m. grades will meet Sunday at 7 Rev. Stuart F. Gast, Sunday Presbyterian Fellowships will at- Services for junior congrega other." At the 7:45 p.m. service, er area of the nation, the vestry p.m. , school for kindergarten through ion tomorrow are at 9:15 a.m f pastor will speak on 'The The second hymn sing will'be elected; in his place vestryman tend. field Sunday, April 26, at 7:30 The Woman's Society of Chris "ifth grade; 11 a.m., Morning The Women's Association will enior services are at 10 a.m. Resurrection of Christ and Our John H Kline, and Robert B. Prayer and sermon. i.m. in the-church. -: •• • * tian Service will have a 'take meet Monday at 7:45 p.m. in tabbi Rosenthal will preach on Personal Conduct." Kimble tb'ljeoome vestryman in he portion of the week. Canto sale Friday, April 24, from 10 Fellowship Hall. The midweek prayer service is Mr. Kline's place. These men will a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Fair Haven ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC , icharff will. Chant the service. at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. PRESBYTERIAN serve until the annual ,church "What and Why I Believe," an Shrewsbury Shopping Center. . Keansburg Sunday services are at 9:15 The Sky-Pilots and the young meeting in January. Sunday Masses will bt at 7, eight-week study and discussion :.m. The Talmud class will meet people meet Thursday at 7 and Rev,, John R- Collins will The rector, will receive nomi course, will be held Wednesdays preach'at the 3:30 and Ml ik CENTRAL BAPTIST 8, 9, 10, 11 and noon. it 9:30 with Rabbi Rosenthal. 7:30 p.m. nations for the offices of presi- Atlantic HigMarids y, Daily|Massei w|ll be celebrated at 7:«5 pjm. in Fellowship Hall, The Hebrew High School will The Bykota meets Friday after services. Sunday on "Gentleness," beginning April, 22. dent, vice president, secretary Sunday will-be Bible Presemta at 7 and 8 a.m. except'on first leet with Eli Orgel Monday ai tchooL the second in a sermon series and treasurer in the Episcopal tion Day. Sunday school meets Fridays .when hours will be at 50 p.m. The BIT'S will meel on "Personal Moral Values." El- LUTHER MEMORIAL The Men's Club will sponsor a Churchwomen for 1964-1965. at 9:45 a.m. Junior Department 6:30 and 8 aim. . t 7 p.m. ler Richard Farley will assist. Lutheran-Missouri' Synod family night Friday. There will Choir rehearsal continues Sunday school pupils will be pre The pre-USY will sponsor a , be a speaker from the local chap- The calendar for the week in- Thursdays, with the children's On Holy Days, Masses will be New Shrewsbury :ludes: • sented with Bibles at the 11 a.m. offered at «. 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 talent night" Wednesday a ter of the Deborah Hospital, group practicing at, 4 p.m. service. Pastor Harry Kraft will "Thank God You Are Here" 7:45. Religious committee wil Browns Mills. Sunday' 5-7:30 p.m., family and the St. Gregory's Choir at a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- will be the sermon topic of Rev. light dinner sponsored by the preach on "The Day the Sun dren are permitted at evening meet at 8 p.m. 8:15 p.m. Stood Still!" Pastor Kraft will Daniel Reinheimer at the 10:45 Daily services are at 7:30 p.m ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL ward of deacons. The rector will conduct a Holy Mass. a.m. service Sunday in the Tin- Monday: 8 p.m., session execu- preach at the 7:30 p.m. service Confessions will be heard Sat- Belford Eucharist at 9 a.m. Friday. on "Homesick for Heaven!" ton Falls School. Sunday school REFORMED The sacrament of penance will ive committee meets in the urdays, first Thursdays, and on and Bible classes meet at 9:30 inthis hurch house. The calendar for.the week in the eves of Holy Days, from New Shrewsbury be administered tomorrow from ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL a.m. . Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg wil 4 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Mission Navesink eludes: 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to Tomorrow: 7:45 am., bus 8:30 p.m. ; ••',••' The Cottage Meeting Bible class ireach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m quiet Rev. Ralph Edwards wUl read Belles meeting in the . church Holy Communion will be cele- will: meet Sunday at 7:45 p.m. in ervices Sunday on "The Vehi- Matins Sunday at 7:40 a.m. At house. brated Sunday at.8:3O and 9:30 leaves for the Northern New Jer- Baptisms will be administered sey Sunday School Association the home of ,W. W. Christiansen, le of Old-fashioned Language B a.m. Holy Eucharist and ser- Friday: 10 a.m. . 4 p.m., Wom- a.m. Church school, meets in. the every Sunday at lp.in.'Arrange- New Shrewsbury. nd Thought-forms," the third in place.. en's Association rummage, sale Conference in Hawthorne (N.J.) mon. At 9:30 a.m. Sung Euchar- g parish house and Morning. Prayer ments should be made a week The board•• of «lders meet' m series on the theme, "Obsta- nd bake Gospel Church. ist, sermon, and church school sale In the church with sermon is said in the church. in advance of the baptism. . the home of Harry Carlson, Lin- les to Faith." Sunday schoo house; 4 classes following. p.m. communicants At 11 a.m.. th,ere will be Holy Sunday: 8:30 p.m., Pilgrims, Rev. Edward A. Cpitlgan Is croft, Monday at 8 p.m. • leets during the 9:30 service. At 7 p.m. Sunday, the YPF lass. Communion and sermon by Rev. Pioneers; arid Baptist Youth Fel- pastor and Rev. Stanley j. The Sunday school' teachers The calendar for the week in- will meet in the undercroft. Harry R. Sorensen. . lowship meeting. Levandoskl and Rev. Frederick ludes: Services this week include Ma- MONMOUTH REFORM Wednesday: 7:45 p.m., mid- A. Valentino are assistants. meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. The building committee meets Monday: 8 p.m., consistory tins at 8:45 a.m. and Holy Euch- TEMPLE STRATHMORE JEWISH week prayer meeting. Wednesday at 8 p.m. leetitig. arist at 9 a.m. Monday through Shrewsbury CENTER Thursday: 1 p.m., Ladies Aid ST. AGNES CATHOLIC Wednesday: 8 p.m., adult study Thursday, and Saturday. Sabbath Eve services will be . Matawan Township. luncheon' and business' meeting. Atlantic 'Highlands The adult class. meets .in the parsonage Thursday at 8 p.m. ourse in the Beekman House. Monday at 7 p.m. there will be idd tonight at 8:30. Rabbi Rich- Rabbi David Blumenthal will Sunday masses are- scheduled Thursday: 7:30 p.m., confirma- an acolyte rehearsal. ,rd F. Steinbrink will preach on officiate at services tonight at, for 6:30, .7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. The confirmation classes meet % book may ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL : ion class. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. the "The Becker Amendment to the 8:30 in room K-2 of the Strath- Keyport and noon. ' in the' parsonage Saturday at 9:30 a.m. At 8 p.m., the Couples Club Friday: 7 p.m., Junior Hi Fel- Altar Guild will hold a Com- Constitution of the United States." more elementary school. Sunday services begin with The' sacrament of baptism Is jwship. be read munion breakfast and business The religious school will meet Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock prayer at 7:45 a.m., followed by administered' every Sunday at 1 will have a swjmming party at the Trade Winds. meeting. tomorrow at 9 a.m. Sabbath services for children will be con- a celebration of Holy Communion p.m. Arrangements are to be FRIENDS MEETING morning services will be at 11 made at the rectory at least two ducted by Rabbi Blitmenthal. at 8 o'clock. Family servic* is at Shrewsbury that can UNITARIAN o'clock in the sanctuary. During days previous by one of the par- CALVARY BAPTIST 9:30 a.m. at which time the The Religious Society ol Middletown the Torah service, Jeff Leder will WESTMINSTER church school meets. Prayer will ents. Oceanpprt' Rev. Harold R. Dean will be called to th« Bimah to read PRESBYTERIAN Miss Joan Buckner, Conserva- Friends, (Quakers,) meets every free yon be conducted at 11 a.m. Daily masses are scheduled for Flrstday, (Sunday,) at II a.m. preach at the 10:30 a.m. service from the portion of the week as Middletown tive Baptist Home Missions So- Thire will be a celebration of 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the Firstday school for religious ed- Sunday on "Reason and Beauty - a Bar Mitzvah. Rev. Harlan C. Durfee will early mass is said at the convent ciety missionary to Jewish peo- Holy Communion Wednesday at ple, will speak at the 11 a.m. and cation of children meets at 10:3 from fear \ Art for a Rational Religion." The calendar for the week in- preach at the 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. 9 a.m., Friday at 6:30 a.m. and for th« public. Services are held in the Thomp- cludes: 7:30 p.m. servjces Sunday. Bible fou may have passed by this services Sunday on "Unnecessary Saturday, The Feast of St. Mark, The sacrament of penance is METHODIST «on School, Middletown - Lincroft Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Men's Club 'erlods." Sunday school also school meets at 9:45 a.m. The quiet place many times-hilt at 9 a.m. administered on Saturdays from Morganville Rd. • 'ather-child breakfast in the re- meets at those hours. Training Union Hour is at 6:30 have never entered it.Yet hera; Alcoholics Anonymous will 4 to 5:30 p.m.. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. p.m. Sunday worship service Is at 9 The. annual dinner and congre- igious school building. The Junior and Senior High meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. and on Mondays it 8:30 p.m. in this peaceful room, ready gational meeting will be held Sun- Monday: 4 p.m., Hebrew class; Sunday at 2:30 p.m., the week- m. Sunday school meets at 10 United ' Presbyterian Youth The) Miraculous Medal no vena m. for you to read, is a book that day at 7:30 p.m. in the River p.m., confirmation class. groups meet in Fellowship House CHURCH OF CHRIST is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m. ly visitation program will be con- has freed many thousands Plaza Fire House. ducted. Tuesday: 8:30 p.m., board of Sunday at 7 p.m. Red Bank from fear and vorry-has Tomorrow at 5 p.m., there will St. George's by the River The religious education com- rustees meeting. A special congregational meet- 'Customs and Traditions" will METHODIST sriven them renewed courage be a mother-daughter banquet Waterman Ave., Rumson mittee will meet in the home of ing will be held Wednesday at be Evangelist C. J. Kirfcpatrick's Navesink and strength to go forward. TRINITY EPISCOPAL sponsored by 'the Men's Fellow- Mrs. George Doyle, 4 Craig PI., 8 p.m. in the sanctuary. sermon subject at the 11 a.m: Rev. John Fulton will-bring Canon George A. Robcrlshaw It can do this for you. Middletown, Tuesday at 8:30 p.m ship. Matawan '' Sunday service. "Why Was Jesus the message at the 9:30 ».nj. Sun- Rector The place is the Christian The schedule of services for The Hour of Faith meets Thurs REFORMED Baptized?" will be the subject day worsen service. Sunday 8 a.m.—Holy Communion Science Beading Room; the OLD FIRST CHURCH lunday is: 7:45 a.m., Matins and day at 7:30 p.m. ' MiddleWwn at the 6:30 p.m. service. school, with classes for all ages, 9:30—Morning Service book, Science and Health Middletown Holy Communion; 9:15 a.m., Rev. Earl D. Compton will and Address Prayers and scripture readings meets at 10:45 a.m. A nurs*iy with Key to the Scriptures Rev. John E. Bates will speak school; 11 a.m., Sung Eucharist preach at the 11 a.m. service Is provided.at the morning wor- REFORMATION LUTHERAN 9:30—Church School on the topic, "Moving Toward and sermon by Rev. Carroll B will be by Charles Whittle. James West Long Branch 11 a.m.—Morning Service oy Mary Baker Eddy, Sunday on "The Lure of the Im- Elliott, Joe Lindner, and Lindal ship service. Christian Maturity," at the 10:50 Hall; 7:30 p.m.. Evensong. possible." Sunday school wil Rev. W. Robert Oswald, will and Sermon ftop at a Christian Science •.m. Sunday service of worship Holy Communion will be cel- Brown. Wayne Sllfer will preside Chester W Hendrlcks, Jr., Is preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Preacher: The Rector toding Room soon; read the meet at 9:30 a.m. at morning and evening Com- organist. The Senior Choir re- The senior choir will be di- ebrated Wednesday at 9 a.m. Senior and junior youth groups services Sunday on "Jesus, The Choir of 40 Men and Boys 3ible and Scienceand Health irected by Mrs. George Hartmann munion services, and will be as hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Carillon Recital at 10:30 in the quiet, undisturbed at- Friday at 6:30 a.m.. and Satur- will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. in the sisted by Albert Emmons, Rob^ The High Priest of Tho People." minister of music. day, the Feast of St. Mark, al Pastor's Choir rehearses Church school will meet at 9:30 mosphere provided for you. religious education building. ert Krone, Glynn Cope, and Keith Sundays at 6 p.m. YOU ARE INVITED Flowers will be placed by Mr, 9 a.m. The Dorcas Circle is sponsor- Sherman. a.m. • - Borrow this book, free of and Mrs. Richard Meserole. Then The calendar for the week in ing a trip to Smithville Inn, Ab- Luther League will meet Sun- ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL charge. Orbuyitforyourselt will be a nursery for small chil- eludes: seoond, tomorrow. The bus wlli Sunday Bible classes are at day at 7 p.m. and the pastor's EBENEZER Library Edition S4. Paper- dren during the service. Sunday: 4:30 p.m., Brotherhood leave the church at II a.m. 10 a.m. Highlands class for new members at 8 p.m. back Edition $1.95. The Fellowship Offering which of St. Andrew meeting; 7:30.p.m. Midweek services are Thurs- Holy Eucharist each Sunday at Monday at 8 p.m. Miriam Cir- BAPTIST CHURCH v/Ul be received at the next Com- days at 7:30 p!m. 8 a.m. Family Eucharist at 10 Episcopal Young Churchmen PRESBYTERIAN cle will meet In the parish house South St. Point PUmnt munion service, Sunday, May 3 meeting. Atlantic Highlands a.m. Church school children will Tuesday at 1 p.m. Happy hours Presents Christian Science will be used for Alaskan Relief, Monday: 8:30 p.m, Episcopa Rev. Richard B. Anderson will ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL come to this service with their 'or senior citizens will meet. Church school will coiivene a Church Women meeting. preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Eatontown parents and leave for their class- At 8 p.m. Lutheran Church Men THE SEACOAST READING es after the Creed except on the 9:30 a.m. under the leadership of Tuesday: 9 p.m.. Alcoholics services Sunday. Church school Holy Eucharist will be cele- will meet and Warden Earl Smith BOOM John C. Poyner, superintendent Anonymous meeting. will meet at 9:30 a.m. brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Family first Sunday of the month when will talk on "Narcotics." CHOIR The pastor will attend the Ecu Wednesday: 9 a.m., sewing and Senior High Fellowship will service and church school at 10 hey will remain for the entire Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Prlscilla SUNDAY. APRIL 19 Eucharist. menlcal Colloquium sponsored by cleaning committee meeting; 8 will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. a.m. Sermon by Rev. Stanley M. Circle will meet. at 3:30 209 BROAD ST. the Greater Red Bank Council of p.m., wardens and vestrymen Bible class will meet Wednes- Woolley, Jr. Evensong at 7:30. Holy Eucharist each Wednes- Friday at 7 p.m. senior cate- Director: Mist Audrty Worrtn Churches Saturday, from 10 a.m meeting, day al 8 p.m. There will be a celebration of day at > a.m., and on holy days chetical class moets. Acctmponlit: Mri. Hiltn Sloflord Mon. thru Sat. 124:30 until 3 p.m., at Che Shrewsbury Friday: 8:30 p.m., Couples' Rtv. R. Monro*, Patfor On Saturday, the United Pres- loly Eucharist Wednesday at 9 as announced. Rev. Harold G Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Junior DONATIONS ACCIPTCD Abo Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 Presbyterian Church. Club meeting. byterian Men will have a retreat. a.m. Holt, vicar. catechetical class meet. ; w: »«• ,,'-- W?« .-*-• m ji r§> '& n?m I * ONTGOMERY
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blend of 10% nitro- ^. < *i, * & gen, 6% phosphorous and 4% potash. Ex- 99 ceptionally high in SAVE ON GYM SET quality, its carefully- WITH RUST-RESISTANT 5-FT. SLIDE prepared rich organic 2 base will help your Quality built for years of lawn grow to carpet backyard fun I 2 swings, 2- "Ward* Garden Center** thickness. 50 pounds seat glider, rings and tra- covers to 5000 sq. ft. peze bar. Sturdy 2" steef 19 tube frame,7' top bar;6'6* NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEY DQWN legs. All-weather finish. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN. N. J.—OPEN DAILY 10 'til 9:30—SAT. 'til 6 *.- l«-Frid*y, April 17, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER money," 7th tad Stfa grader* re- spark Interest In pluming. tor all CUIdreg of a ismiUr ig*. plied: hive discussed this matter of Her philosophy if summed up While parent! should guide tM Parent! won't let me spe*d nag ptopk'i aUow 'wii this wsy; • d ie it liie I -wint to." wise S. Fersaodez, issocit&e "Tfce satin tfcjetfive tor giving Hat t-tfti&i m&ney, dislike to avJt at Hoam Economic* a! a yoiingitfcr an tUwr&nc* it the child to le The Allowance Question &sk parents for more," sw York University, whose spec- give him aa opportunity to leart through tri«l and error. Som« d "Hot iM tiwa$> tf> get tij/jb." ify Is PttaDy We tad Child a vwy bftsie, important skill: J l*d "Uaexpeeted exf*a&ei.** how to mariifct mvoey with «>nfj By MARY FEELE Y iitce tor my 11-year-old daugh-,knov/ toy guidelines to use, &s bvelopment. Sh« ftgreetf that "totaling to boy everything 1 ere is DO set turn exactly right dence «d competence to me* In Money M ter and what it should include: the circumstances of friends with see." Dear Miss Feeley: school supplies, gifts and cards, children very greatly from our I un divorced and have * goad church, movies, records, etc.? own,. As I was not given an al- "Losing money." secretarial job. One of my prob- Time and again this question lowance when I was growing up, Since your own daughter is a SHORE JHUi lems Is deciding on a fair allow- has plagued me and I do not too easy for her. I have been giv- 7th gradengoing-on-Sth, I should ing her a small allowance—Jl or say you might well start her on BEACH iCABAHA CLUB DAILY CROSSWORD less a week—but I buy most of a weekly allowance that covers, AOB06S 41-Wild oxen: 11. Real the above items I mentioned. Per- snacks, records, hobby mater- 344 OCEAN AW. SEA BRIGHT M^; 1. Branch of Tibet estate haps it would be better to give ials or movies, magazines, school learning 42. Units of 16. Single her a larger amount and let her supplies, gifts for family and LOCKIRS WITH vX S. Snare work unit learn to budget it. She is infriends, and church contributions. 9. Around DOWN 19. Gasp 7th grade now, which means that OCEAN & POOL BATHING laaa 0011 Talk the plan over with your 10. Piercing 1. Dwell for one more year and she will be $ tool 2. Highway breath 33SJH a.iJIU SE daughter, and estimate what she 1Z Roman 3. Large 20. An ma anaaana entering high school. will need each week. And for good 1SO°° moon vine cask age aaassa aaa We are not wealthy but manage ness sake, help correct that situ- FOR INFORMATION FA5IST GROWING goddess 4. Art of 21. Keg to eat well and have a nice apart- ation noted in the survey: "Less PHOME842-M10 13. Kent putting on, 22. Sound, 4 ment. I have sacrificed some than half of the students put IlAiflx a play as a Yerterday't Aaiwo things in order to get a car tomoney into savings" By all 6. Stories donkey 15. Departs make our life more enjoyable means, allow for savings. A nor- 17. Tantalum: 6. Regrets 23.A 30. Storms mal allotment could be from five *ym. wrinkle and easier. A year ago I started 7. Moslem 31.1s to 15 per cent of her weekly al- Typical Examples 18. Pronoun title 24. Cradlesong obligated an account for her in our church 19. Bowling- 8. Braving 25. Thoughtful 33. Strike: sL credit union and there is also lowance. Of The target instruments 27. Monetary 34. Suspend the question of how much of Remember that a child's budg- 20. Entire 9. Garden at unit: Rum. 38. Extinct her allowance she should save. et should be re-evaluated from Hundreds Of amount Eden 29. Strong bird: NJZ. Any advice would be greatly ap- time to time. Think in terms of 2t Walking dweller wagons 38. Disfigure preciated. Other Famous 6 tick a six-month trial period to find 22. Vegetable 1 3 4- £> to 7 ti E. E. S., Chicago out if the plan you and she es- Brand Items 23. Bound of % V/< tablish is workable. Teach her 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY a street- 9 10 Dear Mrs. S,: to keep records in a notebook- It At Rt. 35, Shr«w»bury—ot tk* R«d look UM num., Frl. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised car bell Often parents work backwards what's spent, what's saved. These (Across from Moyfalr Market) 25. Dull 12 15 n trying to establish the proper records won't always be kept ac- 26. Corrosion allowance for a child. First, de- curately to begin, with. But be ON SALE SATURDAY, 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. on Iron |4 IS 1/ cide what the allowance is for.patient. When records show that 37, Thin On this score, there just aren't 28.Antlered some item in the budget just isn't 18 any rules. A lot depends on the in proportion to normal spending, OVER 2,000 GALLONS TO CHOOSE FROM 29. Disavow Xi-% temperament of the individual then change the whole structure 80. Inter- % child. How many items she will of the budget and try again. national 23 24 25 be responsible for depends on language how much leeway you wish to While you don't want to raise PER GAL 32. Man's 2b 27 sive her in shopping. Remember your child on the basis of what B.P.S. PAINT nickname % that it is difficult to expect a the neighbors do, it still 5O 33. The shank 28 29 51 youngster to plan her purchases, makes sense to give her an al None Higher 84. Opposed % » lowance' somewhat in keeping • House Paint • Enamel • Flat 32 33 allot her money—and then not All Colors For to "gee" let her exercise freedom of with that of her friends, simply S&Pacifio W SI Si''A choice. This is especially true because their interests are simi- • Gloss • Semi-Gloss • Aluminum • Inside and Outside island lar and their spending will very 87. likeness where clothing is concerned. If 59 you feel she is not yet ready to likely be! If this proves true then • Floor and Deck Enamel • 89. Hard, black a competitive approach—seeing wood use her own judgment on acces- «0. Weather- sories or major items of cloth- which can get the most out of • Marine Paint, etc. Nationally advertised to $10.95 per gallon cocks ng, then limit her allowance to the same amount of money—helps 4--17 the things she can handle her- self. A good formula for arriving at Plywood Today in History certain amount of money is By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS this: an allowance should never be so large(a child need not plan Today is Friday, April 17, the or save to get what he wants— Edges Get108th day of 1984. There are 258 or so small there is nothing left days left in the year. for saving. Today's highlight in history: You might be interested to see New Look On this date in 1790, Benja- some findings of a survey What to do with the edges of min Franklin died in Philadel- school children and their allow- plywood has long been a prob- phia at the age of 84. ances—in 39 states—made by the lem for the home handyman. Al- On this date: Department of Home Economics though some persons prefer In 1754, French forces cap- of the National Education Asso- tured the junction of the Alle- TheUnexpected the striped effect of plywood ciation: edges—caused by the various gheny and Monongahela rivers. 7th and 8th graders reported layers of wood—most figure out In 1861, the State of Virginia weekly allowances ranging from ways to hide or disguise them. seceded from the Union. 30 cents to $9.50. The item for One simple solution is to cov- In 1941, the army of Yugo- which money was used most often er the edges with pieces of slavia surrendered to the Nazis. by students on all grade levels moulding, stained or painted to In 1944, United States bomb- was "gifts for the family." harmonize with the project on ers attacked Sofia, Bulgaria Approximately half of the stu- ... here today! which the plywood is being used. and Belgrade, Yugoslavia. dents in all grade levels bought In recent years, strips of ve- In 1945, the United States an- grooming supplies. neer, purchased in rolls, have nounced the Japanese had lost Over half the students—except been available. These strips are more than 200 planes in a single or the 7th graders—used mon- glued to the edges ol the ply- day ot suicide attacks over Oki- ey for snacks, records, hobby ma- wood. They come in various nawa. terirls and magazines, school wood tones to match or contrast Ten years ago—Former Pres- supplies, gifts for friends, and with the facing of the plywood. d church contributions. One of the latest products for fe OHly about 40 per cent of stu- covering plywood edges is a u- States had not been stopped and dents on any grade level made shaped aluminum channel. It would not be until there was plans for spending. fits snugly over the edge of the an end to deficit spending. Only about 20 per cent kept plywood, not only covering the Five years ago — Twenty-six records of their spending. edges but providing a decorative persons were killed when a The high allowances included effect. The channel also can be Mexican C46 aircraft exploded purchase of most clothing, all fun used for hardboard or similar over Guayamas, Mexico. expenses and gifts. material. The aluminum edging One year ago—Egypt, Syria Less than half of the students m coines in strips eight, feet long and Iraq signed a communiqueput money in savings. and can be sawed and drilled outlining the structure of the When asked What is your big- i\'i with regular hand or power new United Arab Republic. gest problem in relation woodworking tools. By obtaining the proper width, the channel can be slipped on the eches DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum without any outside fastening agency. But a more permanent grip results if glue or nuts and bolts are used. A somewhat similar item i an aluminum corner post. Ply wood panels ate fitted into oper grooves on each side of flu aluminum section. 1 ? New Ford Mustang- 2368Detroit (and we're not fooling!) This is the car you never expected 12368* f.o.b. Detroit is the suggested retail • 2 automatic courtesy lights / price for a completely equipped standard WE SPECIALIZE IN from Detroit. 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OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Shore Another Franklin Ave. resident Her present horn* is two stories. Gas and Oil Co., Inc., lost Its Paul Blendon, the board attorney, About 10 neighbors supported bid last night to bring a 24-hour, disqualified himself. r variance request. However, colonial style Cities Service gaso- Louis Shapiro, Shore G*s vice iss Elizabeth M. Riley, 1513 line station to the northeast cor- president, said the operation Edgewood Ave., and William ner of Franklin Ave. and Rt, 35. would be like its 60 others in Wishart, 1314 Edgewood Ave., Bowing to nearby West Deal Monmouth and Ocean Counties. bjected to the proposed home resident's pleas to protect chil- If any operator didn't meet obstructing light. dren from possible increased standards, he would be given In other action, the board: traffic, the Zoning Board of Ad- notice. Mr. Shapiro said the Granted Saul Werner, secre- justment denied the use vari- station would cause neither lary of Graner Corp. of High- ance. ' • drainage nor fire problems. • land Park, variances to build 13 This two-hour hearing- high- Richard Amdur, Mr. Shapiro's Hollywood Club Estates homes lighted another marathon board attorney, ' argued the" business on Dwight Ave. with 25-foot set- session lasting 6% hours. In all, would cause no more traffic or backs, instead of 50 and 40-foot the board granted live variances, hazard! than any other. He said setbacks as required. recommended one, denied one, his client would meet any board Granted Robert N. Stack, 231 and reserved two decisions until conditions. Highwood Rd., a variance to its special session April 30 at Chairman' Thomas F. Shebell, build a7 carport with total side- 8 p.m. Jr., .felt other land could be ine setbacks of seven feet in- U. S. Army, Maj. Wayman H. bought to front the station on tead of the required 30 feet. Lytle, Franklin Ave., led the Rt. 35, not Franklin Ave, but Undersized Lot LETTERS FOR PRAYER — Richard Bolger, 12, and Elaine he voted denial. battle against the gas station. Granted F & R Builders, West Dempsey, 13, members of Kennedy Civic* Club of Our Besides a blackboard talk, he Approve Home End, permission to build a home Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School, Highlands, presented a petition with names The board granted Mrs. Marie n on undersized lot east of Mon- from 30 area families having 34 Glass, 131T Edgewood Ave., a examine resolution proposed by Congressman James C. mouth Rd., south of Grant Ave. children who would be endan- variance to build a home on a if sidewalks are installed. THE KING AND US — Raritan Township students last night presented their first pro- Auchinclon of Rumion amending Constitution to permit gered, they contended, by more second lot of her parcelif she Granted Harry V. Welsh, Wav- prayer and Bible reading in public schools and meetings. traffic. were the only builder and Plan- >riy St., a variance to divide his duction of Rodgers and Harnmerstein's "The King and I," at the high school. Here, The station would have fronted ning Board approval was given 80 by 100-foot lot into two equal in the scene where the Icing's children are presented to Anna, are, left to right, Club members have waged le+ter writing campaign for a subdivision. on Franklin Ave. Some objectors undersized Jots subject to Plan- Michael Gabriel, a pre-school "actor;" Ja met Carl, high school freshman, playing urging congressmen to support resolution, Shown on Own homes In this commercial Harry Giberson, her attorney, ning Board approval and counci school bulletin board are replies from several congress- zone. pleaded legal and physical hard- removal of deed restrictions. the king's "number one" child, Prince Chululong Korn; Terry Gilcannon, fourth grader, ship. He said Mrs. Glass lwd men and assistant attorney general. Club includes 39 Maj. Lytle said drainage would Recommended council grarii and Robin Blumberg, fifth grader. Buddha is in background. Second show will be suffer and fire danger increase been told by her doctor to live Alexander G. Alessi, 718 Dow tonight, curtain time, 8:15. seventh and eighth grade pupils. from the station's location. in one-story accommodations. Ave., a variance to extend his non-conforming use by building a two-car garage in a commer- cial zone. Decision Is Apartment Plans Must Await Survey Report Reserved decision on a re- BARITAN TOWNSHIP - Any- of any garden apartments by of Union Ave., but made it dear earlier caucus session and seated quest by, H. Otto Luz, Deal, to Reserved In one desiring to build garden variance — "spot zoning" was this project, like the first, is with the board last night are: build a home at Park Blvd. and apartments here can feel free the term used — no matter what going nowhere until the board's Harry N. Greene, Hazlet, ap- Birch Ave. on an undersized lot. to apply to the Planning Board. Che location. "survey" is completed. pointed to a five^ear term after Reserved decision on a re- Loder Case quest by Abraham L. Resnick, So said board chairman Gil- Middle Union Associates, Clif- Updating of the township's the resignation of, member Rob- KEANSBURG — C. Bernard Elberon Park, to build a horn: bert W. Bennett last night in ton, has contacted the' board re- master plan in 1962 resulted in ert . F.- Moafcler, to subsequently Blum, borough manager, re- oh an undersized Bergen Ave en attempt to clarify the board's questing a discussion of the the consultant's recommendation become board chairman., • served decision yesterday after a lot. position on the apartment ques- possible rczoning of a 10-acre that apartments be considered as Stephen Felardi, Woodland hearing into misconduct charges tion. tract, now in an industrial zone, an alternative to hoped-for in- Park, Hazlet, -who will fill.an un- Will hold a special session lodged against Patrolman Fred April 30 to hear Middlebrook a Prospective builders, however, For ah apartment project. dustrial ratabies that were then expired term; ending-ia January, «ck Loder. The board will indulge In "in- and now evidently not forthcom- and will serve as "liaison" with Monmouth's request to build a are forewarned that no projects 108-unit garden apartment oi The changes, filed by Mayor are likely to be approved until formal discussions" regarding ing. the zoning board,, of which he is Louis T. Collichio, involve alleged the site, off Middle Rd. east New members sworn in also a member. ' Deal Road's south side, v 1,000 the board's current study of 'eel west of Rt. 35. statements by the patrolman at garden apartments is completed. a Civil Service Commission hear- When will this be? ing to the effect that he col- "These things take time," said lected pay for time he never Mr. Bennett. Mattel Toy worked back in 1958. Last month, the township's The pay amounted to $35, ac- first confrontation of an apart- Workers cording to Mr. Blum. ment project came to a ctose The patrolman's attorney, Ben- witji the Zoning Board of Ad- amin Gruberi Highlands, refused justment's rejection of a vari- On Strike at the outset of the hearing to ance application for a proposed LOS ANGELES (AP) — Aboui enter a plea for his client. 84-umt efficiency apartment pro- J.100 employees of one of th The attorney vainly sought to ject on Hazlet Ave. near the worlds largest toy manufactu have Mr. Blum disqualify him- New York and Long Branch ers, Mattel Inc., walked off thei self from hearing the case on th Railroad tracks. jobi eight hours before the dea grounds that he was involved in The variance was denied after [fni for. a strike called ove the case andrfitght be called a recommendation from planners wages. a witness by Mr. Gruber. that multiple dwellings in this The AFL-CIO United Rubbe Mr. Blum refused to disquali' lection would be detrimental to Workers called the strike fo fy himself and proceeded to hea the cpmTOunity, 12:35 a.m. Wednesday, but wor the case. • ' ' • • • ers. at plants in Hawthorne am • Sir. Bennett and other board Mr. Blum entered a not guilty the City of Industry, as well a plea for the patrolman. nders, indicated last night warehouse employees, begai CLINIC — Ocean Township health officer Harry B. t 'tKey are" against approval Mayor Coftbio was the onjj leaving their jobs Tuesday afte one to testify at the brief hear- Taylor explains anti-rabies clinic to Diane Crosta, 6, noon. . ing. center, and her sister, Part! Lou, 8, daughters of Council- Robert Michell, a vice pres The mayor said his charge: Base dent of. the firrn, says Matt are based on the patrol-man' man and Mrs. Donald V. Crosta. Bambi, fhe girls' pet wages, are the highest in the to testimony at a recent Civil Serv- boxer, will take part in the township program, which industry. ice Commission hearing to the will be held tonight in the Wanamaua fire house. Free Hsis; New, Douglas McLeod, union spoke: effect that he received two days man,: said that "to be the top pay in May, 1958, for work h inoculations will be administered fo all licensed town- Commander this low-paying industry is no did not actually perform. ship dogs by Dr. J. H. Ripps, Asbury Park veterurari>an. saying much. SANDY HOOK — The Nike- The hearing involved miscon- "Mattel starts production lim Hercules site here has a new duct charges against the patrol- female Workers at $1.30 an hou commanding officer. man stemming from a police de- and after 60 weekly paycheck partment probe into payroll pro- Bandit Gets At'a ceremony in the post gym- they go to $1.75 an hour tops,' cedures in the department in nasium, Wednesday, Captain McLeod said. 1962. James P. Maloney assumed com- HISTORY LESSON — John T. Cunningham, left, lecturer • author— historian, last The company says lt has ol Mr. Loder was found guilty oi mand of C Battery, 4th Missile fered workers a six-cent hourl the charges and suspended fo In Tavern Holdup Battalion, 71st Artillery. Lt. Col. night outlined Monmoirfh County history at a meeting of the Eatontown Tercentenary hike and a two-cent bonus an three years by a special hearing WEST FREEHOLD - A hold- heavy-set Negro wearing dark Paul E. Jones, commanding of- Committee in Meadowbrook School. He't being welcomed by William W. Ramsey, plans to remain shut down unti officer. up man armed with a sawed-off clothes and dark glasses, entered ficer of the 4th Missile Battalion, it gets a settlement it likes. The penalty was later reduced superintendent of schools, and Mrs. Thomat M. Saunders, committee secretary. Mr. shotgun robbed customers and the bar shortly before midnight presented the'C Battery guidon The company is building by the Civil Service Agency to the bartender at Moore's Inn, He locked the door, drew the and the green shoulder tabs of Cunningham writes "Tercentenary Tales," which appear each week in The Register. plant in Holmdel, N. J. It nov six months. command to the new battery Monmouth and StiUwell Corner shades, and at gunpoint ordered is conducting a pilot toy produi According to the mayor, it was Rds., of approximately $600 short- commander. tion operation in Keyport, N. J the customers to throw their wal- during the patrolman's appeal to ly before midnight last night. lets on the bar, then emptied • Capt. Maloney assumed com- the Civil Service agency that he mand through an official order Thwart Market Holdup Try The robber, who tore the tele- the cash register, state police made the alleged statement. said. read by First 'Sgt. Maurice Mayor Collichio said the crimi phones from the wall to delay the Shore Blvd. entrance, saw Shore Board Towne of C Battery. Maj. Al- KEANSBURG ' - Police are ding." nal statute of limitations had run summoning of police, fled by car the bandit and blocked that door Trooper Edward Wilkie is in- fred J. Cade, outgoing battery looking for a man who attempted The bandit then opened the out and thus the patrolman could after warning his victims that he way. vestigating. commander, turned over the bat- to rob the CBS Supermarket, cash register. Just as he did, a OKs Pact not be criminally prosecuted for would shoot anyone who attempt- tery guidon to Lt. Col. Jones who Main St., and Shore Blvd., last customer started to enter through Police said the bandit • ran tc the alleged offense. ed to follow htm, State Police night about 9 p.m. in turn presented it.to Capt. Ma- that door, tried to get it open, Mr. Blum said he would ren- at the Howell Township barracks OK Merger loney. ' The bandit fled the scene alter could not, and then fled out th For Courts der a decision in about two said. Capt. Maloney, a senior para- being frightened by a customer 12-Month front door. WEST LONG BRANCH -Thi weeks. The man, described as a short, TRENTON (AP) — The state and owner of the store. As the bandit fled, the ston Shore Regional High School Boari Water Policy Council yesterday diutist, has just returned from a 1 tour of duty in Viet Nam. He Police gave this account of the owner, Henry Cerwinski, John of Education last night approve! NOTEWORTHY DISPLAY—Joseph Fettner, cashier at the approved the merger of the Ideal Year For son La., came through the sid an agreement with Herczku Bros. has been at Fort Hancock a attempted robbery: Monmouth County National Bank, Red Bank, shows Mrs. Beach Water Co. into the Mon- month familiarizing himself with About 9 p.m., a man with a door and . immediately startec Nixon, to complete work initiate mouth Consolidated Water Co. chasing the would-be bandit. Po- by L. Lucas, Inc., on athletl John Marten of Long Branch the bank's exhibit of his new job. H« accompanied red and black shirt wrapped Teachers Set The decision will be submitted to the battery on its recent success- lice said, Mr. Cerwinshi had been courts. around his head like a shawl, American currency. On display this weelc are 11 show- state Conservation Commissioner ful practice firing trip to Mac- walked into the market. COLTS NECK — Plans for a out of the store prior to the rob- According to board attorney pilot l^month teachers' program cases of coins and notes used from colonial to modern Robert A. Roe for his final ap- Gregor Range, N.Mex. Mrs. Ellen Ulanski, Waterview bery attempt. Thomas Gagliano, a disagreemen have been announced by Mrs. Married, he has three children. Ave., cashier, was alone at the Police said the man fled dpwi between the Lucas firm and th< times. proval. Zelda S. Hamilton, principal of Maj. Cade's next tour of duty back of the store, Main St. and escaped on th> board ended in the arrangeme Atlantic Elementary School. Will be at Syracuse University The1 bandit walked up to Mrs. beach.. \ , • • ••;',' which adds no expense to th where he will take the Army's Ulanski, grabbed her by the neck, Four staff members, the .prin- The would-be bandit, aptSarentl; original cost • of the project. Thi special comptrollership course cipal said, will start the ex- eluded police as a manhunt" of th Herczku firrt'had earlier beei threw her to the floor and said : under the civil schooling pro- "This is a stiokup. I'm not kid- panded program nefct year. Only borough failed to find him. contracted to build football facil one other school -*- Monmouth Policfr did not divulge the nairti ities. Vu!:Col Oliver E. Wood, e«ecu- Regional High School — has au- of the customer" who entered 'the The board agreed, last night, k ttve officer of the 19th Artillery Man Struck thorized the 12-month plan. ' store just as the robbery wa permit the unbuilt Ocean Town Group (AD), located at High- Mrs. Christina DeVoe Johnson, taken place. Police said the.man ship High School to use its In lands, was present as the offi- newly appointed assistant prin- said he could identify the man if complete football field and stadi cial representative of his head- By Auto, cipal, Arthur A/bbada, director of he saw him again. um during the 1966-67 school yeai quarters. The 19th Group is re- physical education, and two Patrolman Frank Peters am May 29 was granted as an ex sponsible for the Army Air De- others yet to be selected, will be William Kryczlnski investigated tra vacation day after the boarc fense of the northern Now Jer- Is Critical given 19644)5 eorttracts on a 12- According to police, the bandi heard: a request from the Teach sey area. MIDDLETOWN - Fred Hor- month basis with salary increases did not brandish any sort ol ers1 Association that both the Fri vat, 79, or . Balloch PI., this totaling about $2,000, Mrs. Ham weapon while in the store. day before and the Monday aftei WeinliRJmer Talks place, is in critical condition In ilton explained. Memorial Day be no-session days, Riverview Hospital after being Advantages of the program, Contracts for 45 teachers were To NJ Superintendents struck by an auto while trying which will require teachers to De Gaulle III renewed and the following teach TRENTON - Frank L. Wein- to run across Rt. 35 last night work 11 months with one month PARIS (AP) - President ers were offered contracts foi helmer, superintendent of Mon- in front of Soden's Market. vacation, are twofold. Charles de Gaulle was reported next year: Miss Elaine Sugar o mouth Regional High School, ad- Hospital authorities said the "They wHI have more time to to have undergone an operatior West Long Branch, social studies dressed the annual Conference of man suffered a leg injury, pos- be actively engaged In curricu- for a urinary tract disorder to $5,200; Mrs. Nancy Harvey, In New Jersey School Superintend- sible concussion and heart at- lum planning," Mrs. Hamilton r'-y, but one official said "then terlak English, 05,800, and Mrs.,eti ent of Trenton State College yes- tack. said. "Also, the program en- is no reason for anxiety," terlaken, English, $5,800, and Mrs According to police, Mr. Hor- courages mare people to stay In The semi-official French agen Ruth Edelstein, Long Branch, li- Mr Wolnholmer spoke on vat was trying to cross the high- the teaching profession; it dis- cy reported that the president brarian, $5,800. "Some Observations on the Pa- way from east to west when he courages 'moonlighting.' " underwent surgery this morning perback Book Program." was struck by a car operated Activities r/f the staff of four It said the operation was on the MEETING CANCELED Frederick M. RaubinRer, state by Howard McDaniel, 34, of will include determination of the urinary tract and lasted a bi LITTLE SILVER - With no Commissioner of education, prc- Flcetwood Dr, Hazlet. direction of the 12-month plan more than one hour. applications before it, the Zoning] ildcd at the morning and after- Police said McDaniel has been for future yean, the principal There was no immediate of- Board of Adjustment did not meet i noon sessions. charged with careless driving. added. ficiaJ confirmation of this report, last night. 1 William Shiketpetn «i ooni April 17, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER contingent of the P*ar a beauty tad health turn work-|lin ISM and dMd tten ia Mil FRIDAY TV out (Color). Top Television Tte tmr uftaLei Ytem, A New Group % ..WCM-TV S. .Ira-TV f f WNEOW f > U a dty of »m wr< Sy BOS THOMAS vii ton has Ufcea lit official place teilo v«. JUMI (E«*y) Rivtro. by UWfc ChnMll en rtwad werwtlgbt hot*. AP Movte-TefevUloo Writer as partner til the movie u HOLLYWOOD (AP)-A bit of business. mo*/ AFTMUWMI II—Wepitier—Olorlo Okon Fare for Today history passed with scant notice The wedding could have conn 1J:H 2—Great Adventure Walter Roado •- Sforiinf j about only through the change J-Love 01 Ute-Serlot 4—International Showtime Tonight's top television shows Captain Burke's (Gene Barry) earlier this month. 4—Your First Impression 7—Detlry—Weitern of personnel and circumstances, 7—Father Knows Bwt 9-Fllm—Acrou the Wide Wlswurl-1951 as previewed and selected by TV girl friends. The guest suspects The Association of Motion Pic •—News—John Wlngate The Louis B. Mayers and othei Clork Gable—fO Mln. Key's staff of experts who attend fit into the usual 'kookie" mold Thealre Dirccl«ry ture Producers and the Alliance 1J—En Francois 11—Film—To Be Announced film pioneers would not havi 11:11 1J—Compleat Gardener rehearsals, watch screenings, and with the best cameo delivered by of Television Film Producers •—Memory Lone—Joe Franklki announced they were combining countenanced it. They hai II—Rocky And His Friends 7:43 analyze scripts in New York and Ruta Lee as a' glamorous, upper I1:JJ lJ-Sovlef Press This Wees class barfly who's a chatterbox to form a new organization carved empires by playing t 2—News—Robert Trout 8:00 Hollywood. called the Association of Motion masses in theaters; they couk i::KI 5—Roaring 20 s— Drama X -Search For Tomorrow 13—The Man: Shakespeare ' Picture and Television Pro- not understand giving entertain 4—Truth Or Consequences A few fairly entertaining epl 9:30-10 - 2 - Twilight Zone, ment away. i-Cartooru—Fred Scott 2-Route M "The Jeopardy Room." Writei ducers. 7-Ernle Ford «—Bob Hope—TV Guide Awards sodes on series shows include Not much was made of the They thought if they ignorec 11—Cartoon Carnival 7—Burke's Law Route 66's Ethel Waters' repeat, Rod Serling's tale is a suspense NOW AT AU THREE THEATRES! 11—Metropolitan Wonderland news, yet it represents an Im- television it might go away 5—Bronco—Wi» tern' Burke's Law, a Twilight Zone hor- (ul horror story about a Russian portant transition in trie pat Their stars weren't permittee V-Gulldlng Ught-Serlof 9—Treasure ror story, and a beautiful per- prisoner who's gives a chance ll:M II-Wortfed: Dtad or Alive to escape, if h(? can spot a booby terns of th» entertainment in- to appear on it. Television set: Il-News 13—Mrlnallnl Danxeri formance by Patricia Collinge on dustry. The wedding of movies weren't even allowed in livinj 1>:U trap in his room. It's Russian 4-i-News—Ray Scherer Alfred Hitchcock. Also, Jack Meet 2—Twlllaht Zone—Drama roulette with variations and wil and television is now officially room scenes. 1:00 «-Thct Was The Week Thai Wai Paar's hour is amusing; Bob sanctified with a marriage li 1—leave It To Beaver 7-Price la Rloht keep you guessing. But as television zoomed am ±-Wom«n On The Move >-Film— Defend My Love (Italian— Hope's Special features Martha 3mm cense. movies declined, changes had ti J-Cartoons—Ed Ladd 19551—90 Mln. Raye, Tony Randall, Jack Jones, 7-Fllm—Stronger at My Door-19M— 11—Zone Grey Who could ever have foreseen be made. First Columbia broki Macdonold Cory—90 Mln. and TV fan magazine awards; 9:30-10—4-That Was The Week Bono, such a happening? Certainly not the ranks to make films for te II—Fllm—KId MonHBaronl-NM-Rlchard 13-Jazt In Tht Castls TW-3 is on; and Channel 13's Fes-That Was. Comedian Larry Roper—90 Mln. tival of the Arts offers a fitting Stored joins the cast of regulars ******* Will Hays, the shrewd Hoosier evision, then Walt Disney. Al 13—Fun at One J-AKred Hitchcock' who wielded czar - like power of the others eventually joinei 1:13 4—Jack Parr portrait of Shakespeare. Baseball for this week's jab, in song and tHKT over the film producers he had in. But they were too late ti i-Delectlv«a-Follce at 1:45 and Boxing at 10 p.m. skit, at the top of the news ot i-At The World Tumi 7—Boxing ttaisrU'tntstm kept unified. Perhaps not even effect a monopoly. 4—Bacnefor Father—Gomtdy 11-M-Squod the week that was. 1»-World at Ten liJ his successor, Eric Johnston, S—Film—Loughter In Paradise— l:45-5-9-Baseball. New York »-Sports who tried to maintain unity of 1J—Space Age S-O. A'l Mon—Polic* Mets vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, first 10-11 — 2 - Alfred Hitchcock. 11—Best of Grouchs a bedeviled industry. 1:41 time from the new Shea Audi' Guys and Dolls >-Baseball-Mits IJ-Pleoied To Mitt You "The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow." The Now both ere dead and a new 1:W ]«:«1 torium. (Color). commanding presence of actress 13—Parlons Francois II 7—Make that Sport era begins. The upstart tele- Have Outing 13-Relfectlons Patricia Collinge overshadows the ^Password—Allen' Ludden 8-9-13—Festival of the Arts. material tonight. There'B a bit ot FAIR HAVEN - About 9 4-Let's Make A Deo I. I—News—Dauglas Edwards "The Man Shakespeare." A wel- suspense in the tale of a rich la- FBniWRUBSlAWlTH 2:05 4—News—Frock McGee 2nd Anniversary member of the Guys and Dolls 13—Community Helpers 5-News come addition to the 400th anni- dy and heer duel with a new ant Social Club held their semi 2:15 7-News—Bob Young 4-News-Floyd Kalber o_Fllm—Set 7:30 p.m. versary tributes to Shakespeare's greedy in-law, but the charm of Friendly Night nual outing in Willowbrook In 13— Issue end the Challenge 11_News-John K. M. McCoffery prodigious work, this hour offers the hour lies in watching and lis B J:» Saturday. 11:» a portrait of the man himself, tening to Miss Collinge. I-Houte Parfy-Llnkletfer 4—Weather—Tt» Anloine SAT., APRIL 18 The club has headquarters ii 4—Doctors— Drama 5-Fllm—They Mode We A Criminal— portrayed by Roger Croucher, PLUS AT EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN he Square Bar, Rt. 36, Highland! 7—Day In Court—Drama 193^-John Gorfleld-4 Hr., 40 Win. against on-the-scene backgrounds U—Seven League Boots 7— News— Bill Beutel 10-11—4—Jack Paar Show. Jack MUSIC BY which is owned by Mr. and Mrs, 2:41 of Stratford, London, and a rec- Janet Leigh "BYE-BYE BIRDIE" IJ-Maglc of Words Il-Weather—Marilyn Gray Is very amusing in a lengthy MUSIC MASTER James McGrath. reation of his 16th century haunts. monologue about his adventurous S-News *"* 4-Locol News The club, which twice yearl 7-News-Llsa Howard It-Steve Alltn-Varlety visit to, from, and at ths opening makes a sojurn to a prominent 11:10 8:30-9:30—2—Route 66. "Good of Richard Burton's "Hamlet." Surprises {-To Tell The Tru'tti-Pornl 1-Fllm—The Houston Story—1B6-Gen» dining place, were hosted by, Mr. 4—Loretto Young—Drama Barry—I Hr., 3] Mln. Night, Sweet Blues." (Repeat). Comedian Godfrey Cambridge i and Mrs. William H. Spreen, own- 5—Texan 7-Film—The Siege ot Red River—1934 Ethel Waters makes your eyes grand in a taped sequence played 7—General Hospital Von Johman-l Hr., M Mln. NOW 5th Record Wttk 11—Laurel and Hardy . water in this beautifully played, before an all-Negro audience ers of the Inn. tl;» 11—Books (or Our Tlm« sentimental nonsense about a dy- Jackie Vernon's routine is fun The Essex House, Newark, was 1:11 4—Johnny Carson—Variety the scene of the club's prior ex t—News—Douglai Edwonls 12:18 ing old lady who asks Tod and and so is a film of the female 4 ACADEMY AWARDS It—Dick Tracy-Cartoon »-Newi and Weother cursion. l:M 11:10 Bux to reassemble the six-man *-Bd'ge Of Night—Serial 5-News jazz combo she sang with 30 _ INCLUDING - 11:55 9 4—You Don't Sayl-Kannedy years ago. There's no action and n A KITE SURGICAL PATIENT 5—Cartoon Playtime 2-Naws Sat. and Wed. 7—Queen For A Day 1:M there are no surprises, but thanks "BEST PICTURE" t. $.: ThoM In tht "know" II—Abbott & Costello J-Fllm—A Tale of Two Cltles-19JJ- I/MIHI9HTSTOWX WEN COUNTRY CLUB HIGHLANDS - Police Chiel 4:00 Ranald Coleman—2 Hrs., 20 Mln. to a fine cast, it's a lovely hour leek for ui eppeilr* Howard Monahan of 8 Fourth 1—Secret Storm—Serial 4-News pf viewing. Tonight—Andy Wells 10-pc. Band 4—Match Game—Gene Raysurn S-Film—How Green Wos My Vallty— the fed Bonk Railroad Station St., is a surgical patient at Riv, 5—Astroboy Wl-Walttr Pldgeon-J Hrs.., 20 Mln. Walt Mellor—Sat.—Joe Mueha ALBERT FINNEY erview Hospital, Red Bank. 7—Trallmaster 7-Lei crane Sat., tfw party night dance, 1.50 SUSANNAH YORK II—Chuck McCann—Children 1:10 8:30-9:30—4—Bob Hope Comedy 1J—Bridge With Jean Cox 4-Fllm—Th« McConnell Story-IMS— Special with Fan Magazine Evtry Wed. Friendship Dane* HUGH GRIFFITH 4:19 Alan Ladd-2 Hrt. you've enjoyed our prime ribs, Lobster 4—News—Sander Vanocur 3:10 Awards. Bob does a very funny For folk* 25 and over, adm. 1.00 EDITH EVANS «.'M 4—Sermon* fte take-off on the movie "Tom EA8TMANC0L0R *—Love That Bob!—Comedy 1:10 You'll Ilk* tht nlco plaet, frltndly Robert end Coquilles St. Jacques . . . 4—Make Room For Daddy Jones," as he and Martha Raye UNITta ARTIST* 1 S-Hall of Fun 1—Film—Mr. Smith Goes To Washington peopli and fun aloira or couplts, ask for ... It-New Biology—Education 193?—Jean Arlhur—life Hrs. wade through a busy eating scene. Martha, Hope and Tony *-nim—The- Lady'and the Bon«f—7MT GLAZED HICKORY CURED HAM STEAK, Louis Hoyword—M Mln. Randall don some foolish makeup 4—Film—It Happened In Flatbush— for their version of the Beatles, 1942—Lloyd Nelan-M Mln. MOVIE TIMETABLE and Jack Jones joins Martha for HAWAIIAN, a la JACQUES 7—Young end Wild—19il-Gine Evan* RED BANK M Mln. a song or two. In the last seg- NOW SERVING »—Sports CARLTON- II—Herculn Frorrf Riiiila Wlta Love 3:00; 7:00:ment of the hour, come the fan STARTS TODAYI BONELESS SHAD and SHAD ROE 13—Once Upon A Day—Children 9:10. magazine awards to TV shows BURT LANCASTER BAT. * SUN.—Kiddle Bhow 2:0O; ' 5:11 and stars. < Paul Newman 9—Film—Springfield Rlfle-Oory From Russia. With Love 5:40; 7:30; KIRK DOUGLAS I Cooper—90 Mfn. 9:50. in EATONTOWN FREOniC MARCH! y.» 8:30-9:30 - 7 - Burke's Law. 5—Sandy's Hour—Children DRIVE-IN- flUfl CflRDHEH "THE PRIZE" II—Superman—Adventure FRI. SAT. k SUN,—Cartoon Carnival "Who Killed My Girl?" This IJ-Whot'i New-Children 7:00; From Rmsla With Love 7:20; FRIDAY EVRNINO week's case has a novel twist— plus "FBI CODE 88" 11:30; Bye Byt Birdie 8:30. 3M0RA DEE-PETER FONDA e:N LONG BRANCH the murder victim is one of 11—Three Stooges TAHMT and Ihi DOCTOR' 13—Operation Alphabet BARONET- Tlie Prize 2:00; 9:10; FBI Code 542-0800 &-News—Walter Crenklt* Ninety-tight 4:15; 7:30. NORTH OF RED BANK 'hore 4—Local News—Prenmon, Ryan SAT.—Kiddle Matlnes: Three Worlds 5—Mickey Mouse Club Of Gulliver 2:00; The Prize 8;0O; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS orive IN ROUTE 33-34, COLUNSWOOD CIRCLI HWY. 35, EATONTOWN /—Local News-Bill Beultl 10:00; FBI Code Nlnety-eltht 4:19: ATLANTIC- f—Maverick »;20. Opposite Fort Monmouth 11—Broken. Arrow •UN.—The Prlie 2:00; 6:00; 10:00; The Prlie T:00i »:U. • .if • IS—Profile:' New Jersey FBI Code Nlmty-tliht f.li; S:2O, BAT.—CipUIn Slnbld . 3:00; 'The 4:41 Prize 7.00: »:15. 7—News—Ron Cochran FREEHOLD ...| SUN-Thl.-H«k. 1:30;. 5:00; Sunday In New TtorK. >;1O;. mo io? 93091190:-•• FREEHOLD- 10:10. OPENING TONITE 7P.M. 4—Wecthi&WF Henion' S«ven Day* In Miy 7:20: 9:30, 7:00 SAT.—Kiddle Show: Allkaxam Tht KEANSBURG 2— News—Robert Trout Or«t 1:00: 3:33; Diy Man InvuJed —2 BIG HITS 2 — 4-News-Huntley, Brlnkley fte Ea,rlh 2:20; Seven 'Day» In May CA5INO- S-Collant Mm S;30; 7:40: 9:50. fRl. RAT. k SUN.-Tht Prln 8:30; TM ASTOUNDINO STORY OF AN ASTOUNDING MILITARY 7—Dickens-Fens ter SUN.—Seven Day> in Miy 2:3S: SUM. 11—News-Kevin Kennedy 4:80; 7:00: 9:15: HAZLET PLOT TO TAKE OVIR THESE UNITED STATES I 11—En Francois ASBURY PARK LOEWS DRIVE-IN- II—Local News—John Tlllmon LYRIC— rni. 4 8AT.—Cartoon 7:00: Tammy 7:35 ind the Doctor 7:07: Seven Diyi in BURT LANCASTER From Ruiila With Love 7:10: 9:30. Mar 8:18: Homicide! 11:00. SAT.—Kiddle Matinee: Onlonhead BUN.—Caitoon-O-Rama 7:00; Tammy ELECT TRUSTEES 2:00; From Ruula With Love 5:30; and the Doctor 7:2}; 11:15; Seven KIRK DOUGLAS 7:50; 10:00. D»y« in May 9:00. EDISON — The board of trus- SUN.—Night Muit Fill 3:19; t:0O; 5:50: 7:55; 9*5. PLAZA- FREDRIC MARCH tees for 1964-1965 was elected at MAYFAIR- Seven Daya In May 7:19: 9:%. the annual meeting of the Mobile Seven Dayi In May 2:40; 7:20; t:W. •AT.—orettait Stow on Earth 3:00; - Peter Sellers SAT. t BUN.—Seven Dayi In May teyin Dayi in May 5:10: 7:30: 9:(3. AVA GARDNER Home Owners Association Thurs- 2:00; 4:00; 6:05; S;OJ; 1O:1». •W.-««ven Dayi to May J:«0: 4:50; George C. Scott day, at Edison Lanes, here. ST. JAMES- SOUTH AKBOY — PLUS CO-HIT — ~k Free Driver! Association attorney Leonard Tom Jones 2:18: 7:30: 10:00. 8Unl«yKubrlck'i MADISON CINEMA- SAT. A SUN.—Tom Jonea 2:4t; 1:30: Panes : Adler, Englewood, made his an- 10:00. Beven Dayi In May 3:19; <:«9; 7:10; nual report. Refreshments and NEPTUNE CITY p;35. ' Dr.Strangelove l 1AT—Reymle 1:00; Taritn Ooei to •*• Free 25e Coiipon entertainment followed the busi NEPTUNE CITY- India 2:19: Beven Dayi In May 5:00; Dn How! Leimtd To $top Warning ness meeting. ORQECHAKIRIS Captain Newman 7:10; 9:20. 7:15: 9:16. And LmTfw Bomb For Concesilofi BAT.—Erik the Conqueror 1:00; »:45; SUN.-geven Dayi In May 3:19; e;«i Rentilicuj 2:25; Capliln Newman 5:-10; 7:55; »:15. 7:10: 9:33. SHIRLEMAIUIERELD SUN.—Captain Newman 2:10; 4:28; • Fret Klttntx HeHer OPEN ALL YEAR «:45; 3:05. PERTH AMBOY AMB0Y8 DRIVE-IN— For Auto Viior with COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE FIU. s SAT.—Cartoons 7:00; Blue F*UL fh, fabulous SHORE DRIVE-IN- Hawaii 7:18: Seven Dayi In May Cartoon 7:00; Seven Dtyi In May 9:29: Two Women 11:39. OF THE SUIT Package of Kleenex 7:30; 11:30: liingi of the Sun 9:40. SUN.—cartoons 6:15; Blue Hawaii SAT. * BUN Seven Day« In May 7:16: 11:31: Seven Daya In May B:26. 7:00: 11:10; Klnci ot the Sun 9:li. IVAJESTIC— BRADLEY BEACH Seven Days In May 3:16; 6:00; 10:00; Starts WEDNESDAY Thundering Wheels 1:20; 8:10. No printed PALACE— SAT.—KMdU Show: Clrcm Frlentlj PLAZA Theatre, Hailet CARLTON Frl. & SAT From Rusila With Love 1:30: Stolen Airliner 3:55; Thunderlnj RESTAURANT and 2:40: 7:1^. 0:20. Wheel! 4:10; 8:20: Seven Dayi In NEPTUNE CITY Theatre RF.D BANK circuits... BUN' From Runli With Love 2:40; May 6.15, 10:00. LOUNGE 4:50; 7:O0: 9:10. SUN Thundering Wheel! 2:30; 6:20 Ho production MANASQUAN 10:00; Seven D«ys in May cot; 8:00. FREEHOLD Theatre | luncheons Monday ALGONQUIN- EDISON it* » ¥•',, ;, 'J ' S''i shortcuts... rnru Friday Tnp Cardinal 2:30: S:3O. SATURDAY & SUNDAY , SAT.—Guntmoke in Tuuon S:30: Tht MENU) PARK CINEMA- All chassis Private Party Cardinal 7:00; 10:00. Beven Daya In May 2:00: 1:30; 7:05 •••••••••••••••••aaamw I connections are Facilitlei SUN.-The Cardinal 2:30; 5:35; 8:45. 9:10, —2 SCIENCE FICTION HITS- handwired for BAT.-«even Davi In May 1:30: 3:30: POINT PLEASANT «:00: 8:20; 10:35. INTERNATIONAL greater operating ! Route 35 ARNOLD- BUN Seven Dayi in May 2:00: 4:30; SHOWCASE THEATRES dependability, Asbury FRI. * SAT.—The Prize 2:35; 7:05 7:05: 9:40. H fewer service »:3S. W00DBR1DGE SEE THE WORLD OF TOMORROW! problems. SUN.—The Pri» 2:30; 4:M| 7:1J PLAZA Park 9:10. DRIVEJN- Horizontal chassis PRI BAT. * RUN—Bye Bye Birdie Rt 34 f oyport HPlli't AtCQ Traffic LAURELTON 7:19; Btven Dayi In May 9:29; FBI rxrmits gre»ttr Code Ninety-Eight 11 :M. 264.^434 accessibility. DRIVE-IN- Parts may b* Circle 774-1*85 Sivm Csyi In Miy 1:13; 11:00. 8AT. & BUN.—Seven Dtyi In Miy replaced easily 7:00; 10:50. ATLANTIC arid economically. FREEHOLD from IN THE FREl. HOLD MAI.L NOW - ENDS SATURDAY Dream Bar 442-0600 •JfcULl pretenls / •25-* FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY (V* MUSIC BY \ v mm • •/ THI FABULOUS FULL POWER TRANSFORMER VINIEMAZZI 8 FULL PERFORMANCE FEATURES AND HIS KID SHOW SATURDAY AT 2 MELO TONES • Ptak Picture Control • Custom "Perma-Set" Fln« i» 'Oum-im mm UIKSJIB mm • Exclusive Automatic "Frlnoe- Tuning Control lock" Circuit • "Capacity-Plus" quality EXTRA ADDED • High Gain 3-Stage IF Amplifier components AHRACTION CBPTBI 1 TECHNICOLOR' WONDRASCOPE! • "dated Beam" Sound System a CINELENS darkened picture • Zanlth Quality Sound-Out- glass Intensifies picture Front Speaker contrast Direct from Hollywood Jull cemplatld a new motion pie- hire with Ihlrley MocUlnt. PLUS - CARTOONS
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a. t TV Programs « W4 4_«lm—The CrueWe—)W—llmont 1 Wirw d»t*rt Mix. «anere<-J Hrt ^ urn 11:* SATURDAY IVINIM adder, acrobats, and Jugglers. a-Ufidmtandlng Our World l-People'f Choice ' TOMORROW '-ChrMspMr Program 4-Montooe IV •-News and Weather 5—Topper - Comedy ; 4-*»m Hall *'* Pretty good bill. »—Coll to Pwytr 1:25 e_Fl(m-Hls Kind of Womon-tMI- II—Three Stooge* Jo Stafford'* show boasti the Z-Fac* the Notion ' t-Hvn i ^ \ Robert Mlrchum-*) Mln. W-Thi Comtrs appearance of Robert Morley and 7:41 4—Ololoout IJ—Time far Science 9:30-10 - 13 — The Poet's Eye. . 'revlewt r.N 2-Fllm—The Way Of All Flesh-Aklm Stanley Hotloway "At the London 5—Ciirlilopfur Progam Tamlrofl-1 Hr., 40 Mln. 13—Art ot Language 4—Newt The poet is Shakespeare and the 2—Film—Bio Jim McLoln-1931-John Palladium;" entries on The Lieu- 1:1* Waynt-U Mln. 2:11 9 :IS ; *-Atlroboy—Cartoon film shown here tonight roams 4—Sermonette 4—News—Bob Wilson Know-Education 7-77 Sunset Strip tenant, The Defenders, Hollywood J-Clv. US Tlill Day Direct Line 3:19 11—Clay Colt Palace, and Gunsmoke are of in- the English countryside, the t-Newi •Film—Sonto Ft Trail—1940-Errol 2—Partners In Crime—1937—Lynn* 2—Newt-Mlk* Wallace 1—Coptaln Kangaroo 13—Profile: New Jersey same one he saw and memorial- Flynn—2 Hn. Overman—75 Mln. 4-Say When-Art Jam** „_ terest; the movie at 9 is a good J—All join Hondi-Chlldrm r-Dlscovery 6^-Chlldrtn *-Crusadtr Rabbit <:« -Code Thret 4:25 5-Fllm-He Married HI. Wlto-WI 7—Oovty and Oolloto 4-Local News ized in never-to-be forgotten S—Mormon Confcrenct 2_Fllm—Let's Make A Million—1937— Joel McCrea-«5 Mln. • screen adaptation of the famous 7—This Is Th» Answtr I'M I'M *M verse. ••Frontiers of Faith Edward Everett Horton-75 Mln. II—Operation Alphabet ' 4-Weattier Thaw murder case called "The 1:11 l«:lt •-Community Dialogue Girl in the Red Velvet Swing;" •—Library Lions—Education 7—Issues and tht Aniwtrs MONDAY MORNING 13—Parlons Francois *-Cartoens-Chlldren : II—Chrlttophtr Program t-C-oll Tips 2-S*a Hunl ' * and Recital H&U, The Poet's Eye, 10-11 — 2 — Gunsmoke. Saloon It-Sport Highlight! <:15 f-Ntws and Wtother 4-Blography I.U 2— Previews 4—Mews-Edwin Newman •. S-Too Cat-Cartoa« hostess Kitty, who's been over 7-News , Repertoire Workshop, and sports 9-Hmt and Wtotner 9-Sports <:2» J-Juit For Fun-Children e-Film-Venojeonce el Urtus round out the day's roster of en looked this season, finally gets CIS 2-Glve Us This Day IJ-plocef l» Th» News ' f-Mllchltt Moktrs tt-whot* in a Word 9—Chrlttophtr Program 11:30 tertairanent. some material to work with. The 1—Sports «:2, 2—1 Low Lucy—Comedy 1:SI 2-News 4—Word For Word t—Alvln—Cortooni' I—Jackie Oltoson story concerns a naw satoon host _ Ground Tht Corner 9—Baseball—Mets •—Northwtit Petsaat 4-Lleutenanl 4—Sermonette 7—Price Is Right ess who wants to cut Kitty down 7—Faith for Today <:M 11—En France i -Just For Fun-Sonny Fox J—Untouchablts— Drama 1:55-5 - 9 - Baseball. New r •—Film Feature •-Open Mind 7—Film—Joan ol Ozark—1942—Judy 7—Haoltnonny or once, she isn't sweet but 2—Sunrise Semester 10:41 II—Evangel Hour—Religion 7-Olrectloni '<4-Rtllglon 13—Time Now for Music Canova-W Mln. '«--»»>y ll-Fllm-Curie of Itw Faeeleu Mon York Mets vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, I:U 4—Our Place In Space 1J—Metropolitan Workshop sore, and series fan will be de 11:00 •-Cartoons from Shea Stadium in New York. •—Bible Story Came 2-News t—Prolect Know—Education 2—McCoys-Comedy •:M (Color). lighted by her performance. 7:06 4—Concentration—Downs Il-Rtllglous Leade'ri" be announced •-Let's Talk About God 2-Fllm—Shodow ol'a Doubi-194}- 1—News and Weather 7-Get The Message •:•NN 5—Wonderamo—Sonny Fox 11—Baseboll—Yankees 4-Today 9—Making of Music *-T«tntsst Tuxedo *—Defenders 7—For Thou Art With Me 7—Pag* One /—Early Bird Cartoons 11—cartoon Carnival •-Run and ftsddy 4-Joey BUhop-Comedy 2-5 — 11 - Baseball. New SUNDAY ~llm Feoturt 7:2S i—Call To Prayer—Religion f:4S S—Lawman—Weilern York Yankees vs. Baltimore Ori- 1—ftamor Joseph Cotton-90 Mln. 13-Moglc Words r—Lawrence Welk Noon-l p.m. — 7 New York, J-Fllm—13 Rut Madeleine—1944— Il-Thls ft Tht Lift oles, from Baltimore. S—Columbia Seminars 11:20 10'H e-Rlm-«onjOf Kono-IMJ-Rebtrt New York. A took at the hectic •-Jewlih Fourth R—Rtllglon Jamts Cagmy—2 Hrt. 13-Experlences In English Armstrong-^O MS. •—Tht Question 7_Fllm-^Rldiard Ml-Laurtn» Olivier •:0O Mulck Draw Mcdraw 2^—Captain Kangaroo 11:25 •-fitetor Htathcott f:Ov last minute preparations for the 90 Mln. 4-Fllm-The Olrl In thi Red Velvet 3-3:30.- 2 - Repertoire Work- opening of the World's Fair, with J—Way To So—Rtllglon J-30 5—Sandy Becker — Children !,:*. Swlno-Jii Hrt. shop. "Coriolanus." Four ac- •—Inquiry •-TV Hour of Stars 7—Courageous Cat—Cartoons 2-Pele and Gladys—Comedy 5—Dtpuly a tour of its exhibits, leads on •:2J tors from Chicago's Goodman 7—Sunday Funnies •:M y—Billy Bang Bang—Cartoon 4-Jeopardy ' f-Mlghty MoustM:" 11-Jo Stofftrd getting around its vastnesses, and •-Talk Bock 2-Cothollc ChorlliM S-Romper Room—Children J-Flrtball XL-S-Chlldrtn 11-Andrew Wyetti Theatre appear in dramatized II—Rocky and his Friends 4:11 1—Little Rascals-Comedy 7—Missing Links 7—Jttions—Cartoon I-Phll Silver* scenes from Shakespear's "Cori- a discussion of the threatening 10:00 1—Post Gomt Show 11—Cartoons J-GIN Talk •-Cooklnp-Bontimplt S—Dragnet activity promised by splinter civil 2—Lamp Unto My Fett •:U l:« 11:40 ll-*flla Picture 7—Hollywood Palace olanus" and readings from Plu t— A Moment With 4—News S—Kino one Odle—Cartoons 13-Ploces In The News lJ-Poet't Eye larch's "lives of the Noble Ro- rights groups on opening day. 9—Senolor Case Reports •:N 1.-55 11.45 13-Trl-State Dateline 11—Boio The Clown J-RIn Tin Tin—Western ta:ot 1—Left Hive Fun—Children i-Eve on New York 4—Dtnnli Tht Mtnoct mans," adding a commendable 10:15 4—Sunday 7—Coiptr—Cartoons J-Gunsmoke—Western 12:30-1 - 2 - Face The Na- /—Science All-Stars 11—En Franct S-Wre»tllng showcase entry to this experimen 9—Senate News Confertnct »-Hy Gardner tal workshop series. tion. Senator Clifford P. Case, 10: JO Il-Racket Squod J—Roy Rogers-Western 11—Front Page 2—Look Up and Live !:«• ISCourt ol Reason Republican of New Jersey, and 2—Sports Spectacular •-Fury-Advtnturt a strong supporter of the Civil 4—Agriculture U.S.A. »-Yancy Derringer 1«:J* 4:30-5 — 5 — Horseracing. The 7—Youth Wonti to Know 5-Houston Closslc POLKA DOT LOUNGE 7—Beany and Ctell Rights bill, is interviewed by CBS 9-Conortlslonol Conterenct 7—Cuba and Castro Today »-F Im-Across Tht Wldt Missouri— Wood Memorial Stakes, $75,000 9-Sports 17 THIRD AVE. LONG BRANCH correspondents Paul Niven, Stan- I)—Superman Clark Goblt-W Mln. added, for three year otds in a 1—Camera Thr» 11-Word ot Lilt J-Newi "'" ley Levey, and a newspaper re- •-Searchlloht D-MetropolH 7-Ntws mile and one-eighth race from •-Point of Vltw 1:11 brings back by overwhelming demand SATURDAY AFTMNOON •-Fllm-SM 11:30 o.m. porter. •—Golf Tips 11-Maln Evtrtf Aqueduct. 2—Legislative Hearing lJ-Refltttlont •—Japan Today J—Amateur Hour "AMERICA'S ANSWER TO ENGLAND" 11:11 M — 5 — Golf. Live from 1:55-5 - 9 — Baseball. New 7—Sir Lanctlot t-O. E. Collagt Bowl USWSBf York Mets vs. Pittsburgh Pi- •—Editorial Pogt 9-Surfsldt Six I—Btochcomber Sharpstovm Country Club, to- 1—Planet Patrol 7-Fllm-D«dlln* USA-IMZ-Hvmpnrt rates, from Shea Stadium in New 13—Drawing From Scratch THE EXPLOSIVE Bogart-I Hr., 40 Mln. day's one* hour coverage of the 1JH York. (Color). 5-8 — 5 — Golf. The Houstoi SUNDAV EVKNIH0) *-Do You Know 11:20 Houston Golf Classic brings you 1 •-Mr. Wlzortf J-Wlm-Blgger Thon Uft-lHo-Jomes Golf Classic is covered in th »-Fllm—Th> Lodgir—1M4-Mtrlt Moton-1 Hr, 50 Mln. the third round action in the final holes of the tournament. J—Twentieth Century DU-CANES! Obtron-M Mln. 4-Wtoititr '** tournament. 2-3 — 4 — Open Mind. "Is 4—Meet The Press 7—Amtrlcan Bandstand 1I:M There a Tyranny of the Major- S—Film—Honky Tonk—1941—Clork THIS SATURDAY NIGHT II—Congressional Report •-Rim-Block Hand-1«»-G«ne ity?" Author and King Features 9-10 — 5 — Boston Symphony Gable—Lano Turner—2 Hrs. Kelly-45 Mln. M:30 — 7 - ABC's Wide World 7_Flim—A Man Alone—1955—Ray t-Hnn "" !1-Fllrn-Lo Novlo De Prlmavera-195» columnist Ralph de Toledano; Erich Leinsdorf conducts the Bos- Mlllond-90 Mln. STARTING AT 9:30 P.M. •-Education Report Maria Duval-w Mln. of Sports. A leading sequence ton Symphony Orchestra in a per- 11—Pioneers t—Kingdom ol Hit Sta «:o» author and editor of Commentarj 13—Science In Action 11-ConTlntntal Mlnlotum pays tribute to the skill and The fantastic crowds have demanded and deserve 5-Senote Report promise of ace American Olym- Norman Podhoretz; chairman oi formance of Gustav Mahler's 12:eS the Department of Politics ol "Symphony No. 1 in D Major. 2-MI»ter Ed the return of their favorite Rock 'N' Roll Stare . . . »-Lono VUw I-Fllm—Tht Importance ol Being pic skier, Buddy Werner, who 9—Film-See 12:00 p.m. 4-Ltt'i Talk Builnws Eornest-1952~3 Hn. was killed last Sunday by an Brandeis University, John P 11—Tombstone Territory So for the BLAST of the century . . . come 7—Funny Manns 1J:M Roche, and Associate Professor It—Cultures and Continents •-Golf Tips f-Ntw> and Weather avalanche in Switzerland. The 9:30-11:30 - 11 - Open End 7:00 on down! 11—Junior All-Start rest of the show is championship of Yale Law School, Charles A, "Bulls and Bears Make Money. 2—Lassie 1:4* 7-U.Cr.r. ^ Reich, represent a wide spec- 4—Bill Dana •-Sports contests in wrestling, swimming David Susskind's guests discus: II—Stale Trooper 1:4* and cutter racing events. trum of political opinion on Pro- the science of investment am 13—Mask, Myin and Dream 11-Sports 'essor Eric Gollman's provoca t-Pllm-Hon«ymoon In „.. ._ speculation as Lucien Hooper o Fred MacMurray—1 Hr., 55 Mln. tive discussion of the state ol 2—My Fovorltt Martian f-Bas«ball-M»h> 5:3M — 4 - NBC Sports Spe- W. E. Hutton and Co.; Petei 4—Walt Disney's World •—Film—Smithing for tht Boyi—1944 our liberties today. 7—Empire S-Sum and Substonct Carmen Miranda-! Hr., 40 Mln. cial. First of a thirty minute Wyckoff of Hayden-Stone an II—Wyatt Earp 4-DMIIU Playhous* 1:05 *-Nlm-S«ttlnfl Pr.ttv—194*-C11fteO ' J-Monhunt Spring and Summer sports se Co.; Steve Peck of S. M. Pect Wtbb-M Mln. ries with Bud Palmer as host, 2-4:15 - 11 - Baseball. New and Co.; Steve Weiss of A. G. 7-Gal« storm •—Strmonttttt York Yankees vs. Baltimore Ori 2-Lucllle Ball 11-Bonbalt-YonkMi goes to Australia for a shark Becker Company, and P. Fred S—Community Dialogue IN PERSON 3:N 2-Fllm-Confllc»-1945-Humphrey hunting expedition with under- oles, from Baltimore. "ox of the P. F. Fox Company o-Fllm-CrosswInds-lMl-John 1-Young World* '64 Bogart-I Hr., 40 Mln. gather round. Payne—J Hrs. 7-Cnlno Smith •:50 water fisherman, Ben Cropp, fac- 11—26 Men l:N t—Film—Notional Velvet—1M4— ing the dangers of the killer-fish, 3-3:30 - 4 — Montage IV. Th 13—American Notion >-R«ptrtolrt Workshop Ellrabeth Taylor—2 Hn. l:J0 "ANN 4—Film—Tha Runoway-1M»-Joel armed with a speargun and guts. irst of a series of repeats o 10-11:30 — 5 — Under Discus 4—Grlndl Flateau-90 Mln. the performing arts, is a delight 5—Opinion In The Capital 7— Rescut I—Drama CHANGE MEETING TIME sion. "New Forces in Theatre.' 7—Arrest and Trial ful visit with ballet stars Allegr 11—Grand Jury DE MARCO" >:» OCEANPORT - The Republ: 6-6:30 — 4 - Recital Hall. This J-Scltnct Unlimited Kent and Jacques d'Amboise, A spectacular group of informe (of famous 5 S—Film—Blues Bu»t«rs-IMO-Leo can Club has set its regular meel first rate musical program offers and talented theatre people i 2—Celebrity Game' Gorcey—1 Hr. a recital by the Beaux Arts Quar- who illustrate styles of move •—Bonanza DeMarco Sisters) 7—Pro Bowling Tour ing (or 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in th ment of the classical ballet witi eluding moderator Harold Cta S—Boston Symphony Community Center. The club us tet tonight. 11—Local Issue •-Film—Roaun ot Shtrwood Forest— superb skill and grace. man, and panelists Richard Bui I3-Art ot Film and her Partner 19S0—John Derek-1 Hr. uaJIy meets at 8 p.m., but th ton, Elia Kazan, Robert Pres 2—Made In America 4:M meeting was rescheduled due 7:30-8:30 - 4 - The Lieuten- 11-Open Endr-Davld -SuisMnd 4—Film—Charlla Chon In Dead Men Tell primary elections taking plao ant. "To Kill a Man." A trau- 4:30 — 7 - "Richard III. ton, Howard Taubman, and Ei 13—Drama Fntlvol "JIM ROSE" l»41—Sidney Toler—1 Hr. The second portion, of Laurenc I—Horn Race—Aqutduct Tuesday. Mrs.j Dorothy Uzdllla, matic experience for our hero, ward Albee, join in a discussio 10:00 4:41 club president, will hear progress Oliver's terrifyihg'film perform 2—Candid Comtm—Kitty lr 11—Post Gome Show and a must for frustrated young of forces they know. 4-DuPont Show reports on scheduled events of thi fans who've been wanting to see ance as the cynically brutal, d S—Under Discussion —ALSO— formed English king, brings th 7-Fllm-The Huns-1943-1 Hr., 50 Mln. 1-FMm-Phontom Lody-1?44-Fronchot year. him in combat. He's assigned to 9-World Tneatre Tone-M Mln. major movie and the life of Ric 10-11 — 9 — Esso World Thei II 3—Houston Classic deliver secret plans for a new 2-What'* Mv Line' ard III to a close. Shakespeare' 1 7—Wide World of Sports You always get fast result radio system to the Southeas tre. "Greece: The Inner World. 13—Jan In The Castle ' ED HALL" e—Sports i brittle characterization of th: A major theatrical experiem 10:« ilTForolon Legionnaire with Register Classified ads. Asian front and, before you can 13—Reflections say commercial, his helicopter evil king will hold you in su: and a "must" for students an and his Orchestra pense with its horror. devotees of the drama; Everj 2—New*—Harry Reasontr "' *,. is shot down and his war is on 4-News There's a contrived plot twist to thing on view is larger than lif »_Film-Across The Wide Missouri— 1951—Clark Gable—90 Mln. wind things up, but it's good to — 7 — "Cuba and Castn — Katina Paxinou's evocation 11:10 Ijlllllo see the Lieutenant in combat be- Today." A scoop for ABC Euripides "Hecuba;" Alexis M •-Weather—Frank Field notis' incarnation of Sophocle; 11:15 having a fore he's canceled. Mr. Castro permits cameras in 2—News—Joe Loughlln to his country under the leade: Oedipus and his shattering pe •-The Saint * tm OAKS formance of Aeschylus' "Promi 11:25 7:30-8:30 — 7 — Hootenanny. ship of his favorite America! 2-Fllm-The Big Knll«—1955—Jack HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. A folk singing "hoot" from start newshawk, Lisa Howard. Aftei theus Bound;" the on-location sei Palance—2 Hrt. BANQUET ? ting of ancient Greek ruins wit 747-2253 to finish as the New Christy Min- viewing this travelogue, Fidel * 11 :W phone strels lead the way with a flock will undoubtedly invite them a their Olympian grandeur, and th 5—Congressional Report towering musical score by Ja 11—Encounter—Rellalon of songs, followed by Homer and back because, although criticism 11:15 Jethro's comic style, and a song is very much in evidence, Christou — and all of them com 5—Senate Report 741-8344 bined make this hour of classi 11:40 or two from Bob Carey, the team emerges as a picture of a coun- 5—Fllm-ln Old Chicago—1931-Tyrone the of Brooks Jones and Lydia Wood, try strongly behind its leader, cal excerpts a visually overpo' and the Levee Singers troupe, and getting along reasonably we ering and glorious event. Turn COBBLESTONES plus a "Joshua Fit the BatUe of under Russian aid and foreigi in. Rout* JS, Mlddletown Jericho" finale by the oast. Pur- trade. Mr. Castro answers a fe due University in Lafayette, Indi- questions about normalizing rela- Moving? A fast action Registei ana plays host. tions between the U.S. and Cuba, Classified Ad finds cash buyen 00 A? McDonald's HUH'" but he answers them with ques- jj 0} J«BM l.uop no/? s8urin jo 8:304:30 — 2 — The Defenders tions. along. "Mayday! Mayday!" Torin Thatcher is remarkably convinc- springtime, blossom time ing as a wartime hero turned fanatic, whose fears about our . . . «ach day brings new beaury to the foreign policy lead him into plot- ting a military take-over of the eountryiid* . . . something to maka you government with himself at the SCENIC DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •njoy living. Why not take a ride this helm. Devasting and authorita- weekend and plan to top it off with a tive as Mr. Thatcher's perform- ance may be, the rest of the COMPLETE SEAFOOD DINNERS $2.00 visit to th» Lincroft Inn ? It's a perfect characters are so weakly drawn combination . . . and w» know you'll be his trial misses its moment by • COCKTAILS * LUNCHEONS fully satisfied with eur menu offerings and becoming a monologue instead o: an argument. 3 BANQUET ROOMS * 4 BARS home-six* cocktails. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE 9-11:15 - 4 — Saturday Nighi OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK at the Movies. "The Girl in the STOP...at the Golden Arches Red Velvet Swing." One of the most sensational crimes of the LINCROFT INN early l900's, millionaire Harry Minute-man service... tastiest food in town,.. prices that pieate NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD K. Thaw's murder of famed —make dining at McDonald's a real family pleasurs. Everything architect Stanford White, over his BILL SPREENS is so inviting ... so spotlessly clean. Um-m-m-m, you'll go for the 741 - 9755 wife Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw, is brought to the screen with an goodness of McDonald's food: elaborate production and a good cast. Ray Milland, Joan Collins Willowbrook lnn\ HAMBURGERS-hot off the grill and served on and Farley Granger do very toasted bun-lhe way you like 'em best. They're the new nicely despite the "soap opera' 740 River Rd. Fair Haven overtones of the script. (Color) made from 100% Pure Beef-never frozen meat—, but top-quality beef ground fresh daily. 9-10 - 11 — Jo Stafford Show announces the second in a series of "At the London Palladium." A FRENCH FRIES—cut from Idaho premium potatoes- vaudeville show with a differ- prepared to your taste—crisp and golden brown— * River House Inn SPRING and SUMMER and served piping hot. You never had 'em so goodl ence, since the incorrigible Rob- ert Morley introduces Jo and Bingham Ave. at Oceanic Bridge you to the charms of the old DINNER DANCES SHAKES-the old-fashioned kind-ireamy smooth Rumson, N. J. London Palladium, and Stanley from the first sip lo the last draw. Um-m-m good— Holloway repeats some of the unusually goodl acts he made famous there many FRIDAY, APRIL 24th a year ago. Now Serving From Once you've eaten at McDonald's you'll do so often. So com* dint 9-9:30 - 13 - Andrew Wyeth $10 per couple at McDonald's—make it a family affair for a heap of fun and late A worthy repeat of a sensitive Includti th* (allowing 9 P.M. of aood eating. study of the work of artist An- LUNCH drew Wyeth, that puts his style, • BUFFET DINNER his life and his environs in per- • LIQUOR and BEER to spective. • DANCING 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 2 A.M. took for f/ie Gofden Archet f 9:39-10:30 — 7 - Hollywood Palace. Jimmy Durante and Li- Tickets May Be Obtained At Dinner Served berace ham thjngs up and score, odd combination though they are. The Willowbrook or call from 5 p.m. 842-2200 Little Piccola Pupa from the Sunday 12 noon Danny Thomas Show belts out a 741-2099 song, and Jack Carter whips HWY. 35 (Just North of Five Comers) MIDDLETOWN Closed Tuesday through a monologue among the Mlt-and-pepper sets -including a 20-Fri&r, April 17, 196* BED BANK BEGISTCB counting, and Boiiaess Midttaes Missionary Technical School Career School, New Brunswick. Croup Elects Church Correspondence SchooU-int*r- jMatal Correspondence Schools, To Speak* Guidance Program Slated EtoorofieU Secretary Religious News WEST KEAKSBVJta -««, Notes OCEANPORT - MiM Jou Technics! Schools—Academy of Ktthryn M. McHugfa wu efcctwj SAINT JAMES CATHOUC lowing the service, the Metho- WEST LONG BRANCH -Non- separate sessions, btginniag tt Aeronautics, PlttSfaiag, H, Y.; The Red Bank Sub-District Ral Buckner, a Conservative Baptist recording secretary of the W«*t Red Bank dist Men will meet college bound high school stu- 7:30 sad ending at 9:40 p.m. Automation Institute Courses, ly of the Methodist Youth Fel- Home Missions Society mission- dents will have an opportunity The Monmouth County Guid- Keansburg Property Owner* As- Hie third Sunday after Easter Monday: 8 p.m., official board Newark; Electronic Institute of sociation at a recent meeting, re- meeting. lowship will be held in the Matt- ary among Jewish people in Long to explore the programs offered ance Directors' Council is an or- will be celebrated with Masses wan Methodist Church Sunday at Eatontown; Franklin School of placing Miss Grace Stanton, who at 5:45, 6:45, 8, 9:15 and 10:30 Tuesday: 8 p.m., New Testa- Island, N. Y., wi« speak at theby 25 technical schools when the ganization composed of the guid- Science and Art, Philadelphia; 6 p.m. Rev. Harold Huff, of the Monmouth County Guidance Di ance directors' of Monmouth resigned. ; in the church and 8:30, 9:45; 1 ment study group. Division of National Missions of 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services Lincoln Technical Institute, New- and 12:15 in the auditorium. At rectors' Council sponsors Techni- County public high schools. Elected as trustees were Victor The Methodist Church, will be Sunday in Calvary Baptist ark; Manhattan School of Print- noon a sung Mass will be offered BAPTIST cal School Career Night in Shore Participating schools Include: ing and RCA Institutes, New Maccia and Ernest Lumlnoio. the speaker. Church, Eatontown Blvd. Regional High School, here, Tues- In the church. The chants will be Red Bank .. Beauty schools — Monmouth York City. Mrs. Sarah C. Murray, presi- sung by the boys,' and the people. Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will Miss Buckner previously served day. dent, announced that persons hav. The Women's Presbytery Asso- School of Beauty Culture and Wil And, Monmouth County Voca- The sacrament of baptism will preach at the 11 aim. service as a missionary among Jewish ing complaints about tow water ciation will meet Thursday at The program will be open to fred Academy, Asbury Park; tional School, Freehold; Mon- be administered Sunday at 1:30 Sunday. Church school meets at people in Fresno and Bskersfield, Indents who have dropped out Richard's School of Beauty Cul- pressure In the area, or other Cranbury Presbyterian Church. Calif. mouth Drafting Institute, Asbury complaints, may present them at p.m. At least two days previous, 9:45 a.m., preceded by the lay )f school and to adults who might ture, Red Bank. Park; Radio Electronic Televi- leaders prayer circle in the the next hearing of the Public arrangements must be made with She is a graduate of Multnomah je interested in the programs of- Business schools—Asbury Park sion School, Kearny; Tetertoro one of the priests of the-parish Clayton Room at 9:30. The other The Eastern Monmouth Pres- Utilities Commission, next Fri- School of the Bible, Portland, fered, u well as to high school Business College, Stuart School School of Aeronautics, Teterboro; by the parents of the candidate service is at 7:30 p.m. bytery' will have a meeting for Ore., and Seattle (Wast.) Pacific pupils. day, at 10 a.m. at 101 Commerce ministers and their wives Friday of Business Administration, Trenton Technical Institute, Tren- for baptism. The Junior Ht and Senior Hi College. She received an MA de- St., Newark, or mall them to the in the home of Rev. David Bucci, Beauty, business, correspond- bury Park; Berkeley School, East ton. association, Box 186, Keansburg. Daily Mass is offered at 6:25,BYF groups meet Sunday at 6 gree in education from Pacific snce and technical schools will Orange; Essex College of Busi pastor of the Bayview Presby- Lutheran College, Parkland, 7 and 7:45 o'clock. p.m. The senior group will be terian Church, Ciiffwood Beach, Mrticipate. ness, Robert Walsh Stenotype Mrs. Murray reported on the The Novena devotion in honor ;uests of the Malvern (Pa.) Bap- Wath. Buying or selling? Use the and Mrs. Bucci. Those attending will have an Court Reporting School, School progress of the Raritan commun- of Mary's Miraculous Medal and tist Church youth group this of Business Machines, Newark; Register Classified for quick re- ity scholarship fund and asked the service of Benediction of the weekend. opportunity to hear represent- A retreat for Episcopal Boy New Brunswick Secretarial, Ac- sults.—Advertisement. for support of the project. Blessed Sacrament will be held The calendar for the week In- Don Wyrtzen atives of three schools at three Scouts will be conducted at Fort Monday at 8 p.m. cludes: Hancock Friday and Saturday. The sacrament of penance will Tuesday: 10:15 a.m., women's To Be Speaker be administered Saturday from 4 prayer group meets in the an- CUFFWOOD BEACH - Don GET A nex; 8 p.m., women's Fellowship A workshop for vacation church to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. The school teachers will be held in Wyrtzen, son of Jack. Wyrtzen, executive board meeting. will be the guest speaker at a sacrament is also administered St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Lin- daily at 7:45 a.m. and after the Wednesday: 7:30 p.nn., mid- youth rally In the Bayview Pres- week prayer service and Bible den, Saturday from 10 a.m. to byterian Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Novena service Monday evening. 3 p.m. NEW OIL BURNER! The Confraternity of Christian study. For the past several years, he Doctrine will function with the PERSONA GRATA has been the music director of FINANCE IT THRU AN HOME High School of Religion for pub- RED BANK - Harold Briggs of the "Word of Lite" radio and IMPROVEMENT LOAN. RATES Jackson St., Freehold, yesterday television programs, and also Is lic high school pupils meeting To Speak On 1/ ARE LOW — AT THE FRIENDLY Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Cabrini was given until 4 p.m. to leave director of music tt the Word of House. The Grammar School of town. Under that condition, Mag- Life camps. Religion for public grammar Religion, istrate Willliam I. Klatsky sus- He is a graduate of Moody ONMOUTH COUNTY school pupils will meet Saturday pended a $25 fine and a 30 Bible Institute, Chicago, and at 9:30 a.m. Education to 45-day jail sentence for being Hampden DuBose Academy, and ConvMiltnt OHIct» Throughout Monmoutti County The confirmation class will drunk and disorderly at Broad presently is attending Kings Col- St. and Linden PI. Wednesday. meet Monday, Tuesday and lege, Brisroliff Manor, N. Y. Thursday at 3:30 in the gramma school. - • ,
THE HOLMDEL CHURCH Holmdel Sunday school services are at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Andrew A. Burk- hardt will preach at the 11 a.m. service on "Where the Heart Is." The Holmdel Fire Company will attend the service. The Young People's Society meets in Fellowship Hall Sun- day at 7 p.m. The- congregational committee will meet in .the parsonage Mom day, at 8 p.m. The Rifle Club meets Wednes- day at, 6:30 p.m. on the Indoor Range. The Couples' Club will serve turkey dinner in Fellowship Hall Saturday at 5,-6 and 7 p.m. Mrs George Schanck is in charge of Dean C. WlUard Heckel reservations. RUMSON - C. Willard Heckel, PRESBYTERIAN dean of the Law School of Rut- Lincroft gers University, will speak at Sunday school services are at the Presbyterian Church, here, 9:30 a.m. "Striving Forward" following a fellowship supper Sun- will be the sermon topic of Rev.day at 6:30 p.m. William J. Mills at the 11 a.m. Dean Heckel will speak on re- service. ligion and public education. The Westminster Youth Fellow- A graduate of Dartmouth Col- ship will hold an open meeting lege, Hanover, N. H., and Co- for young people and adults lumbia University, New York Sunday at 7 p.m. Miss Doreen City, Dean Heckel received a law Hayes and Miss Bobbl Haugk, degree from Newark University who have returned from a tour LawjSehool in 1940. and became of churches and mission stations a riiSftBer W'tfti' New* Jef: In Puerto Rico, will speak. bar the following year. Bible study services will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in Heckel is an officer of the the church. First Presbyterian Church, Bloomfiejl4,£i past moderator of CONGREGATION he Presbytery of Newark, and BETH SHALOM chairman > •<#-Wife Presbytery's Red Bank committee on national missions, Candlelighting time today church extension and strategy. 6:15 p.m. Junior services tomorrow are Embury Methodist at 9 a.m. Rabbi Pov Chechik will preach at the 9:30 a.m. senior Sing Scheduled services on "A Torah Viewpoint LITTLE SILVER — A com- of Israel Among the Nations." munity hymn sing will be held in Israel Independence Day will be Embury Methodist Church Sun- observed. day, April 28, at 7:30. Hebrew school meets Sunday Howard Gilbert, Cherry Hill, •t 10 a.m.. The teenage group will will lead the singing, Mrs. meet at 7 p.m. Thomas Koenig, church organist, will be at the console. Mr. and METHODIST Mrs. James Brand are in charge. Sea Bright The hymn sing is open to the Rev. . B. L. Armstrong will public. preach at the 11:15 a.m. service Sunday. Church school meets at AME Zion Church 9:40 a.m. The MYF will meet Sunday at Seeking a Piano 6:30 p.m. NEW SHREWSBURY — The Bible study is Thursday at 7:30 Reeveytown AME Zion Church, p.m. Shafto Rd., is seeking a piano. The present piano was dam- METHODIST aged when the church building Atlantic Highlands was destroyed by fire in 1957, Church school meets Sunday at and cannot be tuned. 9:30 a.m. Rev. Robert H. Heulitt Those able to furnish a piano will preach at the II a.m. service are asked to contact Mrs. Nor- on "God Is Our Shepherd." Fol- man Reevey. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean do you love babies? For Saturday, April 18 Present—For You and Yours • .. Vibrations warn of possible disagreements between parents and children, and bus- Parents across the nation will observe the 32d consecutive National bands asd wives. There it aho Baby Week this coming April 25 through May 2. The Red Bank a warning against overindul- gence in pleasures and a tend- Register will publish a special section on April 28 and all those ency to carelessness in habits who love babies will find this edition informative and helpful with and manners. People are in- lots of interesting features written by experts. If you are a parent, clined to be changeable, espe- cially concerning affairs of the or a parent to be, you won't want to miss this edition. heart.
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Furiato Fliers, Lakewood Still Freehold (M) 2 0 1.00C l-plncli hit In 6th lor B Your Merc dealer Middletown (2-1) _ 2 1 .M Dixie AbdeUa aided his owpicken d up his second RBI when Singled lor sanu.ero Red Bank (1-2) __ 1 2 .SSJ cause by singling to center to he walked to force in Basile. At ^K1 1 Manasquan (1-2) 1 2 .333 bring in Capalbo and Basile, this point, Toms River changed lord, cralchtn, Worthy. invites you to pitchers with Bob James reliev- Toms River (0-2) 0 2 .000 Lacy ended up at second on the Unbeaten in Golf Loop Lou Novak. James pro- Long Branch (1-2) .. 0 2 .000 play. John Funato brought Lacy AbdKa 1 Novak 3, Jamea Neptune High's golf team Central Regional, 4-1, at Lake- Rich Hurley and John March Lakewood (04) 0 3 .0011 home with a single to center with ceeded to hit the first batter to racked up its fourth straight win hurst. each fired 43s to pace Neptun B DIVISION in Shore Conference Golf League Christian Brothers Academy of to victory. Gordon Forsyth pacec RESULTS action yesterday, drubbing Rum- Lincroft posted its second Rumson with a 44. Matawan 7, Wall 4 son - Fair Haven Regional, 5-0, straight win on the season by Lakewood remained undefeated Raritan 7, Rumson 0 the fuel economy ] on the front nine at Jumping dumping Wall Township, 6 /2 • Y2, by whipping Brick Township be- Shore 3, Southern 1 Brook Country Club, Neptune. at Spring Meadow in the only non- hind a 40 by John Lange, Jeff NORTH league match on the schedule. Szeban's 44 and Jeff Frank's 41 Coach Charles Broadwater's de- STANDINGS of a Merc lending league champions boast W L Pet. four straight shutout wins in loop Matawan (4-0) 4 0 1.00C with any play. Keyport (2-1) 2 1 Lakewood kept pace in anothe: Shore (2-1) 2 1 .66 match yesterday, drubbing Brick Raritan (2-2) 1 2 .333 competitor's Township, 4-1, at Lakewood Rumson (0-1) 0 3 .008 Country Club. Other loop matches Henry Hudson (0-3) ....0 3 .00(1 yesterday found Middletown SOUTH outboard whitewashing Henry Hudson W L Pet Regional, 5-0, at Colonial Terrace, Pt. Pleasant B. (1-0) .1 0 1.000 Wanamassa, Toms River beating Monmouth (2-1) 2 1 .66 of similar Red Bank, 4-1, at Toms River and Central (1-1) .._ 1 1 .500 Point Pleasant Beach downing Southern (1-2) 1 1 .50C Wall (1-2) 1 2 .33 horsepower OTHER RECORDS Asbury Park (0-1) Red Bank Catholic (3-0) Croyden Hall (0-0) Fuel economy It engineered BA (1-0) Into every Mercury outboard. St. Rose (0-0) The small-bore, short-stroke Mater Dei (0-2) design is one of tha reasons we can do It, The small cylinders tn a Merc Schedule are more efficient In convert* ing fuel into useful energy TODAY than the big cylinders found BASEBALL In other outboards. Harmful A DIVISION . ^V ...... pre-igrution Is minimized be- cause the combustion Is more Freehold at Neptune BEATING THE THROW — Matawan Regional': Prank D'Apolito beats out infield easily controlled In the small Red Bank at Brick tingle while Wall's Skip Coleman waits for late throw in yesterday'* B Division en- cylinders. Not so In "big* Lakewood at Middletown bore" outboards. Merc's Manasquan at Toms River counter at Wall. Matawan remained unbeaten in four tilts with 7-4 triumph. Power-Dome combustion B DIVISION chambers boost the power and further reduce fuel Central at Monmouth consumption, Pt. Pleasant Beach at Henry Hudson Matawan Whips Wall, 7-4, Mercs tolerate a greater de- Rumson at Shore gree of spark advance which Is necessary for maximum SETTING SI&HTS — Christian Brothers Academy golfer Southern at Raritan OTHERS fuel efficiency at cruising George Norris, eight, lines up a drive during match speeds. This makes Merc's rlonmoulh College at Newark For Fourth Straight Win fuel economy linkage more against Wall Township at Spring Meadow yesterday State effective than those on com- while Wall's Don Fornoff looks on. CBA posted b'/i-Vi TRACK WALL TOWNSHIP - Matawan the other two runners were left by a plbdh to force in the second petitors' "big-bore" out- I. B. Catholic at St. Bonaven- Regional High School's basebal on base. marker. boards. Merc's fixed-jet car- win for second straight triumph. ture (Paterson) (Gllrls) buretors and balanced intake eam continued to streak along in Two walks started the fourth Matawan went in front, 6-1, in manifold improve fuel econ- Top man John Van Harte of the Henry Hudson 0 4 0 .000 hore Regional at Mater Dei ts defense of the Shore Confer- frame with Melna and Bob Brown the ensuing session as Barrett led omy even more by metering TENNIS mce B Division championship and on the receiving end. D'Apolito off with a double and took third out the exact amount of fuel Piners shot a 42, but dropped his Neptune (5) Riun»on (0) match to Ed Frees, who shot a R. Hurley 43 (1G) . Forjyth U ... llder College at Monmouth Col- ealt Wall High School a 7-4 de- sacrificed the runners up a base on a passed ball. After Melna an engine needs at any speed. J. Marck 43 (1K) Provan 53 (0) lege r 7 for Brick's only point. » D. Divls 45 (1Landsdow) n 57 (0) eat yesterday afternoon, and Hamilton walked to load the whiffed, Brown walked and Mat-a^ R. Willing 48 (1)J. Broton 60 (0) SATURDAY sacks. Steve Russell singled to wan worked the double steal with Mercury's lower unit design Bob Brown and Hal Hanno The Huskies have yet to be de- BASEBALL get Melna in and David was hit Barrett sliding in under the tag. and Jet-Prop exhaust reduce each carded 39s as Middletowi Team lota! 179 (0) Team total 214 (0) eated in conference play and underwater drag...giving rlck at Pt. Pleasant Beach rapped winless Henry Hudson ave racked up four straight vie- you more efficient power at Lakrwnod (4) — Brick Tup. (1) lumson at Long Branch Roger Vincent added a 45 anJ. VaoHarte 43 (1) Brick Twp. aries. Wall went down to its sec- the prop. You get maximum J. Lange 40 (1)E. Frees 37 (1) ater Dei at Keyport md defeat. The Crimson Knights mileage from every drop of J. Zweben 4-4 (HB. Sharkey 45 (0i Red Bank Catholic at Neptune fuel that you use. Winners. Henry Hudsun diarf J. Frank tl U) B. Ehn 5—3 (0-) lave won once. J. Carter 45 (0) onmouth College at Bloomfield easy have a shooter under 50. Ron David gained his second Mercs will consistently give Team total 167 (1) Team total 185 (0) TRACK Etching success. He hurled a sports.... sedan you more miles per gallon and Third man Ed Kamm won Ret irtdgeton Relays Bank's .only point in the Bucc hree hitter, but two of the blows more miles per hour than to repair Mlddlttown (5) — Henry Hudioq (o) aritan at Red Bank Catholic competitors' outboards. Your match against Toms River Witt ~B . Brow~ n 3"9' '(1" )J. Fisher 66 (0) vere triples by Wall slugger Skip H. Hannon 39 (1)B. Lynch 53 (0) Highland Park Invitational Meet ^oleman. They figured in all of Merc dealer likes to compare a 43 that easily bested a 56 bjR. Vincent 4__5 (1..). J. Stoll 53 (0) nights of Columbus Meet (Phil Merc's economy with other P. Warner 48 (1) J. Ahern 50 (0) he Knights' scoring. sidewalks the Indians' third man, Bud Giin adelphla) outboards. See him soon, See er. Top man Bob Glassey of Rec Team total 169 (1) Team total 212 Matawan scored early and often how you can get rH6f« RUN for Using SAKRETE»SAND MIX is TENNIS Bank shot a 45, but Jack Stewar nd had a comfortable lead when your money with Mercury... tha smart, thrifty way to patch or rlontclalr State at Moamoutb 100, 85, 65, 50, 35, 20, 9.8, won a point for Toms River wit Tarns River (4) — Bed Bank (1) Wall struck. The Huskies tallied repair sidewalks, steps, walls. Pre- J. Stewart 44 (1) B. Glusey 45 (0) College wice in the first and once in the 6 and 3.9 hp outboards-and 44. R. KIrcluier 41 (1) D. Any S3 (0) MerCruiser Stern Drives... tnixtd sand and cement In handy B. Gunter 56 IDE. Kimra 43 (1) econd inning and led, 3-1, after bags. Just add water. There is a Christian Brothers Academj D. Keen 54 (18). Blail 57 (0) 110 to 310 hp gasoline; 60 ad little trouble in disposing ol Wall countered in the opening and 100 hp dlesel Stkrete product to lay brick or block, Team total 185 (1) Team total 1W (0) hapter. protect, beautify, or repair blacktop Wall Township. Tom Jackson shol Baseball Two more runs in the fourth driveways, or set posts. Insist on a 41 as CBA's top man and sec PI. Pleasant Boh. (4)—Centrail Rer. (1) By The Associated Press T. Butler 40 (1) B. Glbboi (0) nd a pair in each of the fifth the Sakrete brand, the nationally ond shooter George Norris toppe P. Smith 51 (1) C. Peteraomni 5557 <0) AMERICAN LEAGUE all scorers with a 38. D. Pray 46 (1)J. Machate 59 (0 nd sixth sessions put the game advertised ready-to-use mixes. Look, B. Slzelovt «4 (01M. Moran 49 (1) Baltimore 4, Chicago 3 for the bag with tho big Yellow Dia- The half-point for each team Boston 4, New York 3,11 innings way. was registered when the No. Frank D'Apolito led off the mond at your hardware, lumber or Team total 201 (1) Team total 216 (0) Minnesota at Washington, night building supply dealer. ^olfers went "50-50." Jeff Maroi Only games scheduled ;ame by being hit by the pitch md stole second. Things didn't shot a 50 for CBA and Bob Tayloi CBA (« — Wall Twp. For Further Information HARBOR LIGHT Depotlt of $25 muir accom- MARINE LUMBER CO. CALL BOB OSGOODBY at Complete line of do-it-yourself materials for home and boat DAY CAMP pany application. All appll- Harbor Light Baoch Club tnERCURY MAHOGANY, TIAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS STAN'S carloni iub|tcr to approval 1S0O Ocean Avtnut SILVER ANNIVERSARY FLIIT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS June 29 thru August 2 SIA BRIGHT 1139 OCEAN AVE., SEA BRIGHT Phone 842-3355 by iMmtMnlilp eommllttt. 432 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY 747 • 5468 REGISTRATION NOW 142-0232 — S42-342* Open Dally 8 A.M. to S:3O P.M.. Sat. 8 A.M. to S P.M. 01»««, Wilhiilu CotMHIlM, rant 4» In. KING ACCEPTED 747-SM4 OCCKJJ1H VrtJIliU Kampf Two-Hits Southern To Sharpen for Kentucky Derby y ch&mpiota, wiU he t K st A bWMW urt te LEXJiNGTOW, ty. (AP) - E! JmSHradH^L^^V ,**• \**v&UA a* two-ran *P•port in *>th* B*ehtole d etoubtod to le(t to'driv e Ram*'* HiU Rise ix took- echiibftkw. *7TZgtoMi ??£**twdkri * Souther*«"*«>n P-eglooRMIOB-. fourthfourth with t 'Teiuu'Tejcwi Le««uef«ini«"" Din*t*tnfiumlii Whome*. tl out (A first place In the Shore tog for some •(#( competition is Going against Hill Rise will f* single to center. Pete Berger, Hkwc ijl) I Bwtfctn sharpen him for neict month's *Conference B Southern Division Kampf s battery mete, blasted a U,rb' >rh en« Kan's Cyiobtond, Cirel« Swenaon.cf 4 0 0 Mirihail.lb 3 at Kentucky Derby, but can't seem Farm's In Accord and Sara • by beating the Rams, 3-1, yester- 375-foot home run aver th« left BcitoldBeclitoldnn 4 0 2 Hoffmnn.lf f , v „ Coilcntlno,2Cltl2bb 4 0 0 Nlcho!i,n,2b-«Nlcho!in2b « 300 l 0j to find it. crd, owned by Keeneland'f day when Fred Kampf hurled a field fence. According to Gary Kampf,p 3 t 2|Templ«,c I o I Tauter, 3b 2 0 0|Ku»,ll-2b 0 0 0 Only three horses, one of them esident, Louis L. Haggin II. ' nifty two-Wtter. DeWitt, Southern's coach, this Berjer.c 3 1 HCr&nmer.cf 3 o 0 Kampf had a no-hitt«r going for was the first time a ball has been Easlwlck.lb 3 0 0j6mlth,p 3 0 0 with only one poor showing be- Cycloblond and In Accord have I)eM»rco,lf 2 0 0 Aldinger,3b-U> 2 0 0 hind him, will challenge the tter than average records, but four and two-thirds innings be-: hit out of Southern's field. PnlUmbo.rf 2 0 1 Mv.TlBon.8i 2 0 0 fore he gave up both of South-. •.-Dlnapoll.rf 0 10 Hague,3b 1 o 0 Derby co-favorit« in tomorrow's am Lords only start was in a em's hits, Tod Nicholson got an The Blue Devils picked up ll.T'lwm.rf 2 0 0 Forerunner Purse at Keeneland. ix-furlong race April 8 when he another run in the following 27 3 6i jJTl For the third time in its his- ished Vft lengths off the pace, infield single to break the hit- a-r«n (or Pilumbo In 5th. less string. He then raced home frame. Tim Palumbo singled to Shore 0 0 0 3 1 0 00—33 tory and the second time in a >mpletely outrun. right to begin things and was re-Southern ,....0 0 0 O1O x—I • on Frank Temple's double to 2B_Bechtold. T«ropl«. HB—Berfer. row, the Forerunner, a producer The Forerunner, at seven fur- left. After this placed by pinch mnner Tom Hill OK Kemph 2 In 7, Smith 6 In 7. ngs, has produced seven of the momentary Struck out by Kemph 11. Smith 10. • lapse, Kampf was in complete Dinapoli. With two outs, Don Bain on ball! oil Ktmph 7. Smith 1. st 15 Derby winners. Its win- ' control of the situation. Tennis Courts r last year, Never Bend, fin- • Kaimpf, who does pretty well in hed second in the Derby behind • the hitting department besides ateaugay. doing a fine job of pitching, ig- Open Sunday Hill Rise was third in his first vo starts last year, but has won x straight since then,,rolling up Trailing by 34-6 bankroll of $179,987. 1 But the West Coast terror TENNIS ANYONE? — Ralph Stark, a«istant to the Ocean Township recreation raced since his victory in Brings 'We Quit e Santa Anita Derby seven director, demonstrates a "iwing" to Sandy Wertheim, left, and Claudia Cassidy, of ; TABOR CITY, N.C. (AP) - Ta- eeks ago and most railbkds feel bor City's baseball team looked Allenhurst. Tennis it one of the new programi added by the Recreation commHtee. is sorely in need of some cotn- et the Scoreboard yesterday and etition. laid "we quit:" The colt is a bit lazy in the I The score was 34-3. rly morning workouts. i Whiteville had gotten 24 hits Ron Oliphant Paces Toms River Cycloblond has been In the and 12 walks off four Tabor High mney in 11 of 24 starts. School pitchers before the losers 1 1 In Accord has won two of six 'walked off the field in the fourth Over Lions on Cinders, 65 /2'51 /2 arts this year and was impres- .inning v^hen Whiteville scored 15 ve in an earlier Keeneland K1YDjvpr 10O-yd itash—1. r.eolf Fallwy (TRi, 2. Shot 1. Turn DcMurHa iMt, Grasso art when he won by 13 lengths. runs. " Grcig IM>. 3. Earle (TR,. T :10.S. '.Mi, 3. Welnlne I.MI. I) ol'SV. : It was winning pitcher Robert High's track team, enjoying it 220-yrt dash—1. Fallioy iTR), 2. Grelg liiwcua- ]. Arnold Ruccolo (TKi, 2. Willie Shoemaker, who turned (Mi. 3. Heath (Mj. T :23.4. Wciii-r i.M), 3. Williamson (Ml, D >wn a DaTby ride aboard North- , Heath's first baseball game. He self after an opening day wallop- 440-yd dash—1. Glen Sherratt (TR). 2. 'atruck out nine and allowed two Adorns (TR;, 3. Olenn (TIC;. T :55.6. Illcli' jump-1. Ollfilmnt (TR), 2. im Dancer to go with Hill Rise, ing by Asbury Park's strong A'i.-uni (THi, 3. (lie) Bottger (M), and bits. 880-yd run—1. Hill Combi (TR), 2.Folk (Mi. H 5'8". ill fly in from California for squad, captured its second Anderaon (M). 3. Rarlacn (M). T 2:11.2. Pole vault—1. Al Sonnentjerg (M), 2. is first meeting with his new \, Whiteville is 8-0 for the season 1-mlle tun—1. T. Downing (TR), 2Chaiil. n (TRi, 3. (lie) Sundberg (TR), and has scored 109 runs in eight straight meet yesterday, knocking Jurgensen (M), 3. Nolan (M). T <:M.l. ind Novemliro (M). H 10'. harge in the Forerunner. Joey Glardello Juan Rivera 120-yd HH—1. Ron Ollphant (TR), 2. Javelln-1. Andy Houlcnot (TR). 2. Northern Dancer, also stabled games against nine for opponents. off Middletown, 65'/2-51'/2, on the Jenkins (M), 3. Ausust (M). T :15.8. Paladlno (Ml, 3. Runyon (Ml. D 158'5" 180-yd LH—1. Ollphant (TR). 2. Jen- Broir] Jump—1. Jim Jenklna (M). 2. Keeneland and planning to strength of 10 first places in the kins (M), 3, August (M). T :21.1. Pljah (TRi, 3. Ooltlman (TR). D lO'l" Harold Potter art next week in the Blue Gras» Joey Giardello in Bout 13 events on the Indians' track, takes, worked a mile Thursday RED BANK - Harold Potter, Ron Oliphant, a versatile sen- veteran supervisor of Marine 1:41. ior, led the Indians to victory Monmouth Cindermen Beat With Juan Rivero Tonight Park courts, yesterday announced ED BANK KKCREATIOX TCESDAT with a triple win. He captured the that opening day for the local NIGHT LEAGUE CLEVELAND (AP) - Middle Giardello said he would ask high and low hurdles and the high Madison for 12th Straight courts will be Sunday. W I» weight champion Joey Giardelli for a delay of a month or two jump. Oliphant's clocking in the 6 M Tow Service ST54 32H A good time of 4:39 was It will be the 34th opening for lklnnda Tow Service , -64 36 puts his prestige and five straight in defending his title. He is sup-180-yard low hurdles, 21.1 sec- NEW SHREWSBURY - Mon- Delivery 51 39 turned in bvthe Spartans' the courts with Mr. Potter being BCls Club Metro <9] 41 victories on the line tonighi posed to fight for the champion- onds, was the fastest recorded in mouth Regional High School's Incents Beauty Salon 44A 45H when he meets Juan "Rocky" the shore area to date and came George Bailey in the mile. in his 34th year as supervisor C(l Bank Register ..._ 43 47 ship in June. track team captured its third and instructor at the local courts. otters Beauty Salon -AVh 47% Rivero in a non-title bout. on his first try at the event this Moitmoutli (HI) — MadiHun (36) vcrheatl Doors -...18% 71H 10,000 "I want "to get a couple of straight victory of the season, 100-yd dash—1. Haroulak (Ml. 2. It also will be Mr. Potter's last 600 Series: Rocco DeNlfcris 614. season. In previous meets, Oli- Hayes (M) 3. Lcc (M). T :10.9. The lOth-round match will fights in," he said. "I haven't official opening. He w.ill retire 200 Club: Don Von Ohlen 255, Rocco Giardello's first since winning the phant ran the high hurdles and 12th over two seasons, yesterday 220-yrl dash—1. Davis (MRi, 2. Hayes (•Nlgrls 232, Uohert Kennedy 237, SETS OF 4 pioked anybody yet for a cham- (Ml, 3. Hunlmrd (MR). T :24.0. July 1. Mr. Potter is supervisor Ince Arnonc 222, 219; Cecil Wtlloughby championship from Dick Tige competed in the high jump and afternoon by easily disposing of «O-yd run-1. Thornc (MB), 2. Kcs- !3, Leo Zacek 222, Ajher Parker 208, pionship fight, but I'm thinking broad jump events. llnc (MR). 3. A. Mamra (Ml. T :55.4. of tennis and sports for the Parks .udy Fisher 207, Armand IjaRoqus by a decision in Atlantic Ci* Madison Township, 81-36. 880-yd run—1. Hopkins (MR), 2. Da- W, Robert Clambrone 204, Jimel about Rubin Carter, Tiger and vis (MR). 3. Eberlc (MR). T 2:09.2. and Recreation Committee of GENERAL Dec. 7. Joey Archer. Junior sprinter Geoff Falbey Pete Rose and Bob Thome won Red Bank. utier 201. Prank Johannemann 201, But the 33-year-old champ say 1-mlle run—1. Bailey (M), 2. Lowry 'rank Trezza 217. picked up two more first place two events for the Falcons, but (MR), 3. Walker (MR). T 4:39.8. During Mr. Potter's association the four-month layoff "shnuldn' finishes for Toms River with 10.5 High hunlles—1. Handschuch (M), 2. DUAL 90s! the Spartans' Dave Handsohuch Worthy (MR), 3 Wlckberg (MR). T 15.1. with the courts, tennis grew tre- ha any problem — I had a five- and 23.4 dockings in the 100 andgarnered three victories. He ran Low hurdles—1. Handschuch (Ml. 2. AUTO INSURANCE Get your lucky number card Hubbard (MR), 3. Wickberg (MR). mendously in the area. Being month layoff before fighting Ti- 220-yard daahes, respectively. the low hurdles in 20.5 and took ASSIGNED RISKS PLACED from these home delivered ger for the title." Freehold's T :20.5. an excellent player himself, Mr. Jim Jenkins was Middletown's the highg s in 15.1 His third triumpph High Jump—1. Thorne (MR), 2. Potter competed in several of We Replace Canceled Paflcta magazines: The fight will be televised b; Worthy (MR), 3. Patterson Ul). H leading scorer with two seconds came iyith a leap of 1%'W in the510". (Ties School Record). the tournaments held in New 17-Year-Olds Our Specially ABC starting at 10 p.m. EST, in the hurdle races and a lMoot, broad jump. Polo vault—1. Peru (MR), 2. Monroe Jersey. Colllilon Placed. Under 2! Driven APRIL 3 with the Cleveland area blacked Trackmen (MR), 3. Davis (MR). H lO'O". 4 inch victory in the broad jump. Rose won the shot put, setting Discus—1. nose (MRi, 2. Arnold Red Bank's Open Tennis tourna- LOW DOWN PAYMENT LIFE out. (MR), 3. O'Dell (MR). D 124'3". < MONTHS TO PAY Tom DeMarks tossed the shot put a new school record, and discus Shot put—1. Rose (MR), 2. Ruth ment, which generally gets under Rivero, the Argentine middle- 51 feet, 814 inches and Al Son-while Thome finished first in the (MR), 3. Koepcke Ml. D 47'3"way the first week in July, was Low Rates for Safe Drlvtrt APRIL 21 weight champion, has knocked (School Record). LOOK Rip Bucs nenbeirg cleared 10 feet in the pole 440 and high jump, tying the Javeiln—1. Jim Bower (MR), 2. inaugurated by Mr. Potter and it out 36 opponents in compiling John Bower (MR), 3. Buyes (M). D REINFELD AGENCY vault for Middletown's only other school mark. He trailed has turned out to be one of the record Of 41 victories, 10 losses FREEHOLD - Red Bank High . . wir. LOW COST INSURANCE APRIL 25 POST had but four individual winners victories. finest in the area. 18J5 RT. M, next to Harmony Bowl and one draw. in *ho Kw\a^ lurvtn Broad Jump—1. Handschuch (M), 2. as Freehold Regional rolled to All four courts should receive 671 - 3503 In 123 fights, Giardello has an 61^-35^ victory over the in me broad jump. Thome southpaiw, permitted the Giants in the third on Julian Javier's ger of the New York Yankee: only three singles by Orlando • Rambler Ambassador good left hook." tured the 100 and 220-yard dashes, RBI single and Dick Groat's sac- If Rocky beats him," says Homer Credle copped the 880- ended on a losing note yesterday Cepeda, Jim Hart and Jose Pa- LUGGAGE TRAILER Again nothing to buy Just rifice fly following an error that Sid Martin, Rivera's manager, yard dash with a 2:10 clocking for The Boston Red Sox defeatet gan in recording his shutout at coma In and fill out an official the American League cham Candlestick Park. put men on second and third. entry blank. (we'll holler for a championship the Bucs and Dan Ciaglia regis- match. tered Red Bank's final victory pions, 4-3, in 11 innings on Boi with a 155-foot toss with the jave- Tillman's triple and a wild pitc lin. by Whitey Ford. JTrehDld (S1W — net Bank (35V4) In yesterday's other day games 67 by Roseburg 100-yd dash-1. Bill Qrltfln (RB>, 2. Acker (Fl, 3. Taylor (RBI. T :10S Baltimore came up with foui 220-yd da.ih-1. OrfMn (RB). 2. Henry runs in the fifth and defeated thf (F), 3. Taylor (RB). T :23.7. Chicago White Sox, 4-3, and Curl EVERYBODY Tops in Houston HO-yd dash—1. John Driver In another night game Minnesota Levin (F*), 3. Conover (Fl. D 155' Bob Kunze Course left him one stroke ahead Broad Jump—1. Rich Johnson (P), 2beat Washington, 6-2, on Zoito of Ramon Sota of Santander, IVilliama (Pi, 3 Taylor (RBl. D 20'l»i"! Versalles' triple with the bases Ed Golden Spain; Billy Maxwell of Indian- full in the sixth. apolis, Ind., and Jimmy Clark of Wings Lead Jim O'Toole retired the first MIDDLETOWN Corona, Calif. 14 batters to face him as he Sota, the Spanish PGA cham- pitched Cincinnati to a 5-2 vie GENERAL TIRE CO. pion at the age of 18, posted his Cup Series tory over the Dodgers in a nlghl Rl. 34 * Ave. D early and it stood until the DETROIT (AP) game at Los Angeles, the only late surge by the five final three Alex Dei- other major game scheduled AND COMET Leonardo ecchio's goal with somes of a field of 103. 17 seconds yesterday. Chico Ruiz led th Open Dally 8-4 remaining gave the Detroit Red Several other veterans includ- Wings a 4-3 victory over the Reds' attack with a single, dpu ing Doug Ford, Jimmy Demaret Toronto Maple Leafs and a one-ble and triple. and Dave Ra, tjmri. 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DELIVERED — 220 SERIES BKyiJNE — 15x41, »a«her. dryer. 1982 BOSTON WHALIBB — Vf •'< * ' Red Bank awning, ihed, air conditioner, carpet- TRAILERS — IX Weit Front St., FACTORY EQUIPPED '64 RAMBLER AMERICAN -, 741-0910 Ing 6.30O or 1400 nmnl. M4-0461. Keyport. 284-0430. Center ".".*^ 1. HEATER 3. DEFROSTERS BEA BRIGHT DORY — W eieellMa *.UTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS condition. Inboard. A aale lea boa*. Cett 2. OIL FILTER 4. UNDERCOATINS 842-1333. 2J' CANADIAN BUILD — Speed boa*. Walk around cockpit. 135 gray, »ll_mk hogaiiy. .acrlflce. t578. Call M2-HM1. , •62 OLDS S88 1102 TWIN ENGINE — CftrH Crart. THESE 27'. Sleep» torn, hue new ,many extra*. Fitita Station Wagon Phone 568-240(1 weekdays 9 til i. WE'RE PRICING LOW'TRADING HIGH! In excellenl condition 1hrough- 11)62 14' RUNABOUT — Bteerln* wSeej. CHECK THESE RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS out. Fully equipped including canvajii, and trailer. Excellent eondj- automatic windows and seats. ton CiSO. 8' hydra-plane. »40. T47-»12<. Low mileage. One owner. '63 RAMBLER SI 850 '61 VALIANT $1050 FOil A LIMITED TIME — '60 RAMBLER $1150 SPRING •ale plutlo boat te«ln and «» 4-dr. laden. One owiwr, Floor ihlft, RiH. Custom Sta. Wagon, 4-dr,, RUSSELL at ',4 otl. Blteable diacount on M •uro., radio and hatter. paintr. DeLormo Xndmtrfea Bwir* auto., R&H, PS. Oldimobile-Cadillac Leonaitlo. 291-OQIt^ '61 FORD $10/5 Company (Mora OattlBed Adi '62 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 F*Iriant 500, 2-door. '59 RAMBLER S 895 IDS Nawmon Sprlngi Rd. Radio and heater. SPECIALS Red Bank Oa Th» Next P»8») Radio and heater. 4-dr. HT, auto., R&H. PS and PB. ARE SOMETHING TO 741 -0910 JOSEPH KLEIN '62 VOLKSWAGEN $1375 '60 CHEVROLET $1095 AUTOS h TRUCKS Sunroof, radio and heater. Bel Air, 4-dr. automatic. Radio and heater. '59 FORD $ 895 SING ABOUT I'd Rather Fight GaUxie 4-dr. HT, auto,, '62 RAMBLER $1795 RSH, power steering. Ambanader 400 4-door. '60 MERCURY $ 895 Than Lose a Sale! Auto., radio and heater. 2-dr. sedan, automatic. Bucket nali, PS. R&H, power tteering. '59 CHEVROLET $ 950 PRICE CUT | ACTION SALE! Impale 4-dr. HT, R*H, ON ALL OUR '62 BUICK $1575 '60 DODGE $1075 power steering, auto. ON ALL USED CARS IN STOCK! 2-door Special, stick ihift. 4-dr. sedan, automatic. QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES Com* is* m» «f McFaddin Radio and heater. Radio and huatar. '59 CHEVROLET $ 975 IMPORTS Ctdillac . Oldtmobile, 251 '62 RAMBLER $1395 4>dr. Sta. Wagon, auto., 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 •63 FIAT 600D 2-door _$ 895 '60 RAMBLER $1050 RJH, PS «nd PB, Sunroof, R&H, whi'iawalls. Black, red interior. Broadway at 4th Ave., Long Clastic 2-door, R&H. 4-dr. wae|on, RSH. '63 RENAULT DAUPHINE •62 RENAULT CARAVELLE 2 topi .$1295 Branch. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '61 FALCON $1075 '60 RAMBLER $ 975'57 CADILLAC $ 895 •62 SIMCA 4-door sedan _$ 795 4-dr. ledan, R4H. 4-dr. sedan, auto., RSH, DeViile 4-dr, sed.n. Convertible. White, red interior. '61 PEUGEOT 403 sedan _$ 995 1959 MERCEDES BENZ $1695 '61 RENAULT DAUPHINE loaded „$ 595 220-S. 4-dr. ledan. Black, green interior, •60 VOLKSWAGEN convertible _ _$ 995 "60 N.S.U. PRINZ 2-door „. _4 295 1961 PEUGEOT $1095 '58 MERCEDES BENZ l90SLcoup« .$H95 TWIN-BORO RAMBLER 4-door sedan, black. SAVE DOMESTIC 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK EXTRA SPECIALS DURING OUR EVES. TIL 4 747-004^ '59 HILLMAN HUSKY station wagon £495 •63 CORVAIR 700 stick $lft6Q '61 CORVAIR MONZA 2-door 4-spaed itfek —$ 1191 '59 RILEY 4-door sedan $495 SPRING '60 T-BIRO Hardtop, all power $IW5 USED CAR '60 FIAT 1100 sedan $495 •47 WILLYS JEEP.and plow , % 695 CLEARANCE YOU CAN ALWAYS CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. H REdBANK AUTO IMPORTS RENAULT • VOLVO • PEUGEOT • TRIUMPH '61 FALCON $895 Only Quality Imported Automobiles > NEWMAN SPRIN&S ROAD RED BANK 4-dr., 6-eyl., irandord. •' ... * Newman Springs Rd. 747 - 4500 Red - OPEN EVENINGS—741-5886 '61 FALCON $895 S A V E 2-dr., 6-eyl., auto, '62 FORD $1495 Ranch wtgorii 8-cyl., auto. MONEY '59 fORD $595 INCREDIBLE APRIL SAVINGS! 2-oTr., o-cyl., itandarcf. When You Buy '59 OLDS 88 $795 CHECK THESE A-1 USED CARS! HT, 8-eyl., auto,, PS. An OK Used Car '60 FORD $795 From '60 FALCON 2-door sedan, R&H 695. 4-dr., o-cyl., itandard. '59 FORD Fairlane 4-door, FOM, PS, 695. '63 RAMBLER $1395 Circle Chevrolet '59 FORD Galaxie 2-door Hardtop, FOM, PS, 795. 2-dr., 6-cyl., auto. FIRST SHOP '59 FORD 9-Pass. C'ntry Sdn., Sta. Wgn., FOM, PS 795. '60 COMET $795 AROUND, THEN '60 FORD Fairlane "500" 4-door, FOM 850. 2-dr., 6-cyf., auto. '60 MERCURY Montclair 4-door Hardtop, FP 995. '60 VALIANT $795 SEE THE '64 FALCON $ '61 FORD Fairlane 2-door, Fordomatic 995. Sta. wagon, 6-cyl., auto. '61 PLYMOUTH Custom Station Wagon, P-FI., PS. 995. '62 FORD $1695 LIST $2053 1795 '62 MERCURY Meteor Custom 4-door, MOM 1195. '59 LINCOLN Capri 4-door Hardtop, One owner 1195. Country Squire, 8-cyl., FABULOUS auro,, 9-p1SW'" battery Charglcator, teak cockpit, aft $1095 Call 671-2192. suid ildedecks. Bimini top cockpit cov- 21' Outboard cruiser, new wtsie olllee; cuperlenced, fulurt. Writ* •r plus winter cover. Many other ex- Boston Whaler. Sports model with lights Mercury motor S 2.200 TIRED OF WAITING? SIDEWALKS. CHIMNEYS, FIREPLAC- MERCHANDISI Installed. 19S4 20 h.p. Mercury outboard 14' Jet Sailboat J SiO ES, STUCCO — Mlk< Klis. Call after A.B." Bo* til. Bed BanK. tras. Tip top condition. Ready to go. For a painter 5 p.m. 229-0945. USOTYPB OPERATOH-BxMrienceii, Call 257-1600 between Sam. and 9 with remote controls. BOAT, SKI AND21' Pleasure craft, outboard t 1.100 Dial 787-7314 steady employment. KIRMB PRINTINO REAL B8TATE BALESPEOPLB-P" FOR SALE pm., uk for Bernle Sa/ko. 741-4718 SCOOTER CENTER, 75 White St.. Red 10' Sailboat, new fully rigged J 250 H. Vic Fox — Port Monmoull CO., Bradley Beach. 774-8000. ferably women, needed by broker foi after » and weekends. Bank. 35' Cabin Cruiser Hull f 550 the "Hlghlandla" Apartment In *< 15% Flberglas outboard J 750 ENCLOSED PORCHES — Oarages EMPLOYMENT MANAGER — For (abrlc itore, prtf- lantlc Highlands. Flve-d.y week, a INSTANT « ' ROWBOAROO T —S Suitablu e for motor, MARINE SUPPLIES 16' Outboard I 050 room additions,. Odd Jobs, no Job too ternatlns Tsuurdayi and Sundays; »l window sli«4s ssr»lce. Just brln* »oo» 1 or tor, Everything for ths Boatman. New Jer- tiraoly having iomt Knowledge ol •lip- IlghIlghUU , 150150. 8 PRAMPRAM, tlStlS. AssorteA d 23' Paraill«e-L(ke new J 3.SW small. CHARI-i'S IIOWEB CONTRAC- HELP WANTED—FEMALE coven >. PRICE car and phone, S10.000 per ye'ar oppor- BABYSITTING — By mature woman ',) mils South from Mlddletown Kail- DODGE '60 T-BIRD $1595 HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep-In. Ca.re ot tunity. Call 412-6180. between 6 and 8In your home or mine. Own transpor- road Station, on road to Llncrott. '62 DODGE P^CE SI 095 741-5255 Hardtop, full power two girls for part-time working mother. :atlon. • 671-1018. • , • 60 Dart Station Wagon 41088 p.m. 8YCAM0RB GREENS — The Plasa Lancer sedan, fully equipped Experienced. 222-5581 or 774-8621. RELIABLE WOMAN - Wlthel to tak> 55 4 Door Sedan 4 3sg FOR 15 MIN. CREDIT OK '60 FORD Zc* $1095 CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT care of children in her home. Will everyone loves. Sunny day specials! FORDS U L YOU CAN HELP the family > budget Governor Wlnthrop mahogany desk, '62 PLY. p Ric $1295 Convertible, V-8, full power Three or four hours a day will bring - Thoroughly skilled la residential con- also board If desired. Call 747-26W. 1(9: mahogany dresser, J2S.W; r"* 60 Falcon 4 Door 4 688 e ALL PRICES LISTED struction. Must assume full responsibil- Station wagon, fully equipped you a profitable income. Write Avon ity for layout and supervising men. BABYSITTING — By mature woman maple cheat of drawers. (29.(0; Vic- MO ARE THE FULL PRlCESI! Products Inc., Manager, Mra. Margaret Excellent opportunity for right man. In your home. Call torian chest ol drawers, (22.50; mahog- 63 Midget Mark 2 Conv. $1788 | '60 PONTIAC PRICE $1095 Gulotta, P, O Box 190. Red Bank or 291-0658. any kneehole desk, IZO.Sfl; Kidney F L NO UPS AND NO EXTRAS call 741-4343. Submit past employers and experience shape dressing table, J7.8O; pine wash- RENAULT '62 BUICK P RIC E $1995 Futl power to "A.F." Boa 511. Red Bank. stand In the rough, 112.50; etc. RUB- 60 Dauphlne 4 Dr. s 488 ] Hardtop, full power, a beauty ASK ABOUT OUR 30-DAY '60 RAMBLER Zk $995 OPERATORS WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED, Male CIL'B, Sycamore Ave., between Broad, VOLKSWAGEN U L Linoleum mechanic. Floor tile and lin- Shrewsbury and Branch, little Silver. 61 Karrnan Ohi* '62 OLDS P R1C E $1995 FREE EXCHANGE Custom Cross Country, wagon, 4-door Single needle, experienced. Steady oleum. Call 291-2763. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT — With own "88" Hardtop, full power work, good pay. Also sleeve setters, transportation; experienced in. TV re GUARANTEE lining setters, collar setters, blind pair, electronics, electrical work. Also YOU CAN stitch. Long Branch Mfg. Co. Chil- PRODUCTION WORKERS drafting and surveying. Will do anyenclose your porch or breezeway with FULL '60 FORD $795 ALUMINUM /alousled or awning win- dren's Colts. 20 Third Ave., Long We are Interviewing tor several open- Hind of work. Available Immediately PRICE $1995 SPECIAL! Sorvicemon! R«gord- 6-cyl. sedan, automatic Branch. 222-0845. for weekend and full time after June dows. Add a room the Inexpensive way. '62P0NTIALoadedC, like new Ings. General factory experience help- Call us (or tree estimate. leis of rank, can buy « car PBX OPERATOR — Part-time year- ful. Liberal beriellu and opportuneopportunit;y 19. Call 717-3497 After 4 p.m. . . _ . _ , PRICE $595 for good Incentive without putting one dollar down! '60Belevedere PLY. , Aufo., fully equipped round. Available for weekend and fill pay, Will worl NEW JERSEY CERTIFIED TEACHER PROWN'S '61 RAMBLER S5k $1195 shifts. Apply Atco Ceramics Corp., In. Opportunity (or full-time. Call 741- — Will tutor all subjects grade 3-8. 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 141-7000 Classic 4-tioor sfafion wogon 4343. Uwy. 35, Keyport. 747-3415 after 8. tt UUt ANU SELA anything and If you have had credit problems EXPERIENCED FLOOR LADY — On CADILLAC OLDSMOBILB '59 IMPERIAL $1195 MAN FOR HARDWARE ETORE — JV4BEUl RETIRED (54) seeks full everything. Oive tns Highest prices. before, or you need cash as ladles rlresses experienced assorler on (lay week; general work. State age, ei-part time work, can drive, with major Call William Leff Furniture. Ino., H«7- '61 CHEVY Zk $1095 Full Power Indict dresses. H. 4 M DRESS CO..Ill perlence If any and salary desired In company t>ver 20 years. 291-1688, "Anxious to Grow — Corvalr, automatic, fully equipped well as a car, explain everything 35. Mlddlttown 741-3213. Open eve- Oakland St.. Red Bank. 741-0693. reply to "A.X." Box 511, Red Bank. itnKs tin 9 p.m. By Pleasing - You" F L fo our credit manager. In most '59 OLDS CY'S — Light hauling and odd Jobs. P RIC CASHIER — Five days," hours 10 toSALE3 Dick Soldeman. Call '61 OLDS E $1795 cases he can work everything 4-door Hardlop* full power 6, all day Saturday. Call TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. BROADWAY AT 4U) AVE. "98" convertible, full power YOUR CAREER 741-6052. > All m&kes new or uskd. Guaranteed out for you. 264-7170 MAY BE HERB Low as 125. Serplco'i, 101 Moomoutb L.0NQ BRANCH 222-123J I CLEANING WOMAN — Monday and St. Neit to theater. 741**65. '61 OLDS Sfe $1695 We hondle only the finest used cars '57 DODGE pRlcE $295 Thursday. Must have own transporta- Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. haa open- FINANCIAL that money can buy, and sell them at Sedan,, fully equipped tion and recent referencea. 842-2191. Ings in some of Its local offices for HAMMOND 4-door station wagon, lull power the lowest possible price. If you L high-type men with sales aptitude to BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES u would like to have your own mechan- GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — live sell and service: Casualty and Flrei In- ORGAN STUDIO '60 OLDS p fe $1395 '57 CHEVY p^c E $295 out. Ffve days a week. Wife children, surance (NO LIFE). R ic check the car out belore you buy, 4-door station wagon no cooking. References. 842-2430. 9-pass. station wagon, full power It Is perfectly alright with us, always GULF OIL CORPORATION OF ASBURV. PARK SEE OUR over 50 A-? guaranteed used cars to WAITRESS —Saturday anil special Position offers career opportunity in USED OROVNS u L choose from. '57 OLDS K1-CLE $295 parties. Call leading progressive organization; excel- FOR LEASE — 678 Broad St., Shrewi Portable Chord Ortan _..| 59 '60 CHEVY p mc E $1295 "42-2089. lent Income potential: opportunity for bury, N. J. Modest Investment In stock Hammond Chord Organ 4 30o •4-door, full power advancement tor qualified men. Nano d equipment. Reasonable, rent. Paid ConverflDle, full power COOK — HOUSEWORKER — Sleep In traveling. Some collejge or equivalent Lowrey starlet Organ . «.4 425 u u I-Yr. Guarantee Given or out. References. Call training course. Conn Minuet Organ (blond) .,_ -4 595 '57 MERCURY Zk $295 In business experience desirable. Call or write '60 CHEVY p R;c E $1095 On All Used Cars ! 842-1332. I>owrey Holiday Organ (wal) „ 4 64& Bel Alre, full power Monterey Hardtop, o honey GULF OIL CORPORATION Hammond V-lll Organ _ ._,41295 DOUBLE WOMEN Full salary paid during thorough train- Forest and Western Aves., Hammond A-100 (ebony) 42096 Part-time. work any three evenings. Ing period, later augmentegntdd byy liberal P.O. Box M, Port Richmond, Excellent earnings. Call 787-2087. Incentive plan. Full retirement ind Btaten Island 2, New York Open Dally Till »—Saturday Till * p.m. Benefit plans. Phone COOKUAJt AVE. AND iiXOi ST. B SALESWOMAN — Children's wear, 40- 775-S3OO hours, no nights, salary $50. ACE EM- UKON 1-5821 Week days FOR APPOINTMENT flOSPECT 6-6788 Day or Night VVKSTJNOUOUSB RANOE — 1951 PLOYMENT AGENCY. 12 Broad St., FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW CHECKED Itert Bank. 747-3404. NINE UNIT APARTMENT — Good model, clean, good condition, working, WRITE OR CALL 535. Clll S12-U28. GENERAL HOL'SEWORKER — Live- ALAN N. CURRY. 28 OI/ENN WAY location. Fully rented. 163.000. (22,000 In. .MuBt like children and pets- Good JUDD^TO^N^p^RiEY own. 204-3156 and 284-1876 after S. BLONDE MAHOOANY CHEST—Dress- USED CARS! starting salary. References. Call 741- er, mirror, Hep tables and bookcase. 1948. EVENINGS AFTER 7 P.M. Dark mahogany spinet desk and chair. ANY TIME SATURDAY OR SUNDAY Assorted household items. 842-0435. IBM KEYPUNCH CODING CLERK — AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Permanent opening. 026 alpha keypunch 'IANO — -\ upright, good condition, ORDERLY — six day week. Apply In holds lune, 1225. and coding experience preferred. person between 7 and 3. BROOKDALE KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — Temporary NURSING HOME. Hwy. 35. Hallet. 74L0O75 summer position. 028 alpha experience offers new service it it ion for lease In Red Bank vicinity. Financing can beEDISON RECORD PLAYER —(Cylin- preferred. Apply Personnel Department, ^IFBOUARDS — 18 years or over. ders), electric cord organ,. 8prlngtleld Lily Tulip Cup Corp., Hwy 35, Holmdel. arralnged. Contact Mr. Golden be Sxperlenced, late card only apply. Call tween 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. 774-2334. riding motor, bench saw, safe. 543- • An Equnl Opportunity Employer. 2B42. ,UNCHEONETTE FOR SALE — Fully EXPERIENCED BULLDOZER OPER- Quipped. Reasonable. Call MAGNOLIAS — Up to 8', dogviapd,-. HELP WANTE»-MALE ATOR — Call 741-9778 azaleas, shrubs. Saturday and Suoaay* 671-3113 S60 West Front St., River Haia" TKERE^S BIO MONEY SELLING PAINTERS — Top mechanics only. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ~ Luncheon- NURSERY BTOCK AKD SUPPLUDS — New work. Interior, enterlor. Call Bar- attc-News paper-Candy store. Excellent Complete selection. Free estimates, pa BETTER KNOWN rell Smith, CR 7-3633 arter 7 p.m. location. Phone 566-4700. professional landscape, lawn and gar- BUILDER — To erect and sell middle- dening service. 24 years experience. JANJTOR — New ornce building. Red priced custom Women to Individual lot Phone 542-O718. BONOARZONIJ NUR- GOOD HUMOR Bank. Call between B and 6 SERY, Wayslile Rd., New Bnrewsbury. YOU'LL 747-3730 owners for leading home manufacturer. ICE CREAM •» few homiB ready to go. Bond brief resume to NEW DEAL LIFETIME DISHWASHER WANTED — Machine HOMES, 500 S. Black Horse Pike, MR. WOLCOTT Blackwood. N.J. will be glad to stop at your Kom« and • No Investment method, steady, year round employ- talk about genuine ALCOA ALUMINUM e Established routes WELL ESTABLISHED USED CAR LOTSIDING. End your painting problems. • Advancement opportunities ment. Must apply in person only be- — Complete with 20 Jow priced cars WARM UP TO e New fringe benefits and repair shop. Located on Broadway In the heart of Iionp Branch. Very PROWN'S tween 34 p.m. or after »:30 p.mAUonabl. e rent. 222-1600. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 141-ToOO WALLPAPER SALE - 50% olf on all Shrewsbury Motors Bargains! OPENINGS LIMITED—APPLT- NOW Howard Johnson Restaurant, Hwy. 33, Oor wallpapers. Over 1.000 pat- terns to choose from. KLARIN'8 2S Monday through Saturday, ft to 5 Mlddletown. GROCERY Monmouth Bt.. Red Bank. 747-3838. . We've slashed prices way down ! Every car 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury DELICATESSEN Across from Red Bulk Airport.) Does $60,000 volumo or more, Ne1ts WHIRLPOOL — Electric dryer, two '58 CHEVROLET BUSINESS MANAGER - Well e.tab- over izi.OQO. 100% Hwy 35 locatfon. years old, excellent condition, fll^-year Uhed multi-family cooperative hous- white Lullaby crib, chlfftyobe and toy h triple-checked for safety, 100% mechanically IRICK LAYER —. Experienced »nd Three acrea, store, hom«. Cash needed Bel Air 9-passengor wagon ing association seeks experienced per- -420,000 plus mortgage. Owner' retir- io*. 229-1OS2. neat worker only. Work Red* Bank son. Immediate opening. Prefer busi- sound, clean and comfortable. Bring your fam- vea. 774-3381 after I, ing. Terrific buy. aTfOPSMlTH—6" Jointer-planar, sand- less administration or other managerial er, many accessories and extra equip- $795 background; duUes Include, office main- CHAFFIN AGENCY ment. Good condition. 2dl-0001 after ily in tonight for a test drive. You'll be glad tenance and contracting supervision; REALTORS :30 p.m. I AUTOS & TRUCKS sale and renting ot housing units 8 Broad St.. Eatnntcmn. 512-1153 "63 RAMBLER Excellent opportunity for a secure fu- Eves. Murray Bergman 222-0330. ALTERATION SALE — Winter! Fur you did. Remember, you earn money when you ture. Mnny benefits. Write stating Classic "660" sta. wagon Shop, 13 Monmauth St., Red Bank. background and minimum salary re- Stoles, jackets, etc. Remodeling. Re- qulrements to Box 252, Eatontown, N J. trade at SHREWSBURY MOTORS ! •62 CHEVY MORTGAGES lil'K STORAGE. 741-2675. $1945 IOL'NG MAN - For lamlncaper'n help- 38" (MS RANGE DELUXE — Ken- more electric dryer. Both excellent Impala 4-Dr. Hardtop condition. Beat offer. 747-4314. '63 PONTIAC EXTRA SPECIAL White with red Interior. HOMEOWNERS Equipped with power glide, V-« MLM WANTED — Landscaping and Want Additional Money? Grand Prix engine. Radio, neoter, power lawn maintenance. Must be reliable and . WHERE ELSE brakes ond steering. Excel- S N 3 can you buy the best quality window fT'li?" °°° ' irst and second mortgages available shadei "Dupont Tontine?" They look $2895 lent condition. Like new for you to: neat, they wear a long time. Shadai 1955 DODGE $ throughout. OltEASER for new car agency API only If Interested In steady year rou,,,, madt whila you wait. Shop by pbon«. position. Contact BEN RASSAS at RAS" • Consolidate your debts. '57 LINCOLN CUSTOM ROYAL RUSSELL £AS BROS., PONTIAC, 393 Broad St., • Refinance your home. PROWN'S Premiere 4-dr. hardtop ALL POWER, RADIO AND HEATER. r Red Bank or call 711-5180 • Modernize or repair your home. 31 Broad at. Red Bank 741-7300 Oldsmobile-Cadillac • Qo on that well earned vacation. Air conditioned 450 p 8PE SYCAMORE OREENB ANTIQUES — ™,£ y CIALIST must be fully Company liuUfed. Write qualifications to This week! Marble top Victorian wash 100 Newmnn Springs Rd.. B C. '. Box 511. Red Bank. Barclay Mortgage Corp. stands. Tiffany typo piano lamp, Wind- $895 SPECIAL , SPECIAL Red Bunk sor arm chairs. Cyrstal, cut glass (old). jEJtVICE STATION ATTENDANT - 741-4700 Marble top burfM. Delft jardiniere and 741 -0910 Hind. Delft Victorian oil lamp. IS gal. '61 BUICK IRST ANI' SECOND MORTOAOES crock. Hone medallion chlnn. etc Syca- Elect™ "225" 4-dr. hardtop '63 VOLKSWAGEN '63 VOLKSWAGEN VAILABLE - Edwin 8. Stark. Real nwre Ave., Little Sliver. 741-8598. Mnte and Mortgage Consultant. 264- Karmann Gliia convertible. DA1T -- Night crawlers, salmon eggs, Sunroof. Exceptionally l20 etc. Complete line of freslr- and salt $1945 Radio, rmter, black. clean, blue. HUTCH — Onk rolled top desk water bait and fishing tnckle. Open iml cliftlr; Va!-pifl<; lelf propelled 24 hours every day. MANNY'B 8P0RT IDS! TAB OPBfiATOR awn mower; Lionel trains; 4-tipeed SHOP. Rt. afl, East Keansburg. 787-0508. '59 FORD phono turn table; sofa and slipcover; Galaxie 2-dr. njrdtop '2395 Tiffany lamp shade. S42-O829. ' 1695 (More Classified Ads JONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS — Flrlt del inn second mortgages avaiubli. Money On The Next Page) $895 An Equal Opportunity Emplnyi-r. - -ou In 10 days. 711-2163. '60 BUICK _ SPECIAL SPECIAL. SPECIAL ' Invicta 4-dr. hardtop SPRING CLEAROUT $1495 '62 VW '58 VW '57 VW I •62 MONZA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY '63 CHEVROLET Convertible A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! II Nova 4-dr. sedan Sedan, exfra nice. S«d«n, bliri. Sedan, r«d, radio, H Air conditioned heater. Only $i $1495 $1945 Adding Machines — Typewriters Entertainment i '1495 '895 Odd Jobs 795 '59 FORD ADDINO MACHINES - Tyr.ewtit.rs Tickets available tor latest Broad JACK OF ALl/ TflADEa—win handle Plus Many More sold, rented, repaired, flerplco's 101 way Shows and Major Sports Events $295 Monmouth St.. Red Bank 747-0485. 176 Monmouth Bl., Red Bank. Locally Driven U Appliance Repair Furniture Repaired, Reflnljhed Painting and Decorating Used Cars FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY '58 PLYMOUTH 1IR. "FIX-IT" — Refrigeration, Its- Call 747-12U or 842-J293. 25 Pearl 81, pair of all appliances regardless of Red Bank. Prompt isrvlca. L. II. HILL - Painter Interior and condition. We sell used appllaneas. Carl Wllmi. exterior. No Jobs too large or too $295 Service charge J3.50. 284-5710. small. Very reasonable. Call 747-M30. Home Improvementt UAni* I). JONES - Painting and Don't Miss This Fabulous Deal Auto Body Repair decorating. Fully Insursd Far tree BOB WORKINO MAN'S contractor. Alter- estlmatt cull 747-3041. '63 CHEVY II EXPERT PAlNTINd and body re- atlons, additions, painting, masonry, TOM Bl.ATE — Painting and Decor- Wagon pair. Moderate prices, McCarthy jmall loha too. Phone evenings OOfr- sting, aenerii Contracting, fully o 1963 VOLKSWAGEN$S Chevrolet. Atlantic Highlands. M1-030S sured. 29 years experience. Free eeU- CHARLES IIOWKIt CONTHA.CTOR mates. 741-4336 after 8 p.m. WHITE Auto and Truck Rental Additions. Improvements. Remodel' $1895 Ing. All types mtsnn work. 747-447). Roofing, Siding and Insuiallon PANEL TRUCK AVIB Rent a new car or truck. Low rales. Maple Ave., Ited Unnk. 74T- Moving and Storage ALUMINUM 81UINO - Installed by 1295 0303. 774-32H. Dully 7 a.m.-10 p.m: '62 FALCON aluminum mechanics. OUARANTBBD BUICK, Inc. IIJEAI, IVA V WILL MOVB — three 4-door Sedan Bead Rcstrlnglng rooms $27.50, four roomn f^.HO. five rooms K7.50. six rooms »7,50. Agents Our 38th year In business. 741.7JO0. Shrewsbury Ave. MtOM |l.so per slrand. On braided for Allied anil National. 462 (Mil or OUIEN CO. INC. Roofing, Siding ft $1295 nylon. Bterllng claips from 7»c. M8-9OI4. Insulation Initalled and guaranteed Reusillles, 36 Broad St., Ited Bank. or 10 y.ars. 776-0709. Mi^fio New Shrewsbury SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. 1S» 1ST, AVE,, ATI. HIGHLANDS Nursing Horns Electrical Contractor Tel. Answering Service (Our Block North ol HI. W -. n* -— RESIDENTIAL and commerclil wir- ralescent, chronically III and difficult 741-6200 SHREWSBURY AVE. 74L8500 SHREWSBURY J7I-M01 • OPf-N 'TIL. ? P.M. ing. New Installation or repair nursing c*re patient*. Btate Hwy. iL |« No •errle*. Allen Klectrle. 747-0*11. HolmiUl. MMWOL ^ t vim • UVESTOCX ATAJrTMENTS ran RIAJ DAii tv I\£A»IO i irtlM, REOJANK'S SHRfWSlURY OfHCS OffttlNSS HOUSES FOB SALE FOR SALE $2 WEEKLY Mm*, «»4er«. tma-btimm aajen- menta, lataae reetu tM XRT large play »r«. f21,ttft FURNISH YOUR OWN HOME Uream color, four months, t7(, call $9S UP 842 - 0444 WT-iOM. LONG ON LIVEABILITY tUTTCM - », «ii wtrtu old, fluff; Include! Ir« ht*l, hot wtttr, cook- and adorable, free lo good home Ing KM, ilr condition*r, tv and phone LOW ON MAINTENANCE THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER Call 2*4.4771. outlets, 12 cu, it. rtfrlgerttor with Three bedroom ranch boaning unusually (padous rooms, formal 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE * Hideaway •of. Md two chairs plus UblM, Urnp., rugi Irecter. Parkin* and wilk-itj itoriie COCKCR SPANIEL PIPPIES-Blondi (tciiitiei, gpacloui roo mi, Itrg* ctoveu; dining room, kitchen you'll have to pry your way out of, adjoining * Thr*M-plece bedroom tuite includes tamps, r«j«, etc. males. Excellent pedigree, wonderfi k to ihopplnf plaz*. butei, ichools, raundry, two baths, 20' family room, huge basement. No thru WMSON. VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION. ALU SCHOOLS AREA. 'Deposition. AKC Registered. 150 t&e! Bwtm club for tenanU only. Direction!: Space for more if family grows. Four bedrooms, three b«th*. l>liofi« T41-C34I. OtUrien BttU Pftrkwajr to Exit 117, totraffic street. Short walk to shopping. Transferred owner has ic Five-piece dinette plus cabinet - $184 VANESSA - Will board small pits, Route 33-36, e, 1 t» 5 (t. SOS OaShlll Rd. dola, ipe.ee gaa heater. Call TINTON AVE. Move In soon aa possible. Belfotd The McQowan Agency, 747-3000. closed porch. Taxes $297. Reducer, tractive. Asking $34,500. MlddlMown, 747.0389. 22»-34». area. Call alter < p.m. 787-7299. SUMMXR, RACINO SEASON and for immediate sale to $20,900. OIRL'B BIOYCLB ~ 28". Bchwlntl HIDE-ASED BOFA — Two matching Swimming fa your own private awti FOUR 2100)48 - Unfurnished, with YEAR ROUND RENTALS. Ella Wilt- THE MOST FOR THE MONEY. Four-bedroom ranch. OUTSKIRTS Traveler. Blue, Ilka new, Ito rial chain, threa oak and table! and twoclub right on the alte . , . only minute sttam heat. Call shire Acency, Realtors, open seven WHtB alter 6 p,m, lampi. All (or $125. Alao chrome kitch- away from ocean bathing, white aand: 747-38(1 LITTLE SILVER BRICK AND OF RED BANK. Cheerful living room, full dining room, modern en »TOWN — 3-4 room apartment, RED BANK B0.50, gU.60, Six oak arm chairs at PETS ft LIVESTOCK PETS ALLOWED-IDEAL FOR YOUN FOUR-BBDROOM HOUSE — On estats with privacy. Many extras in Ground floor contains center BXECUTIVE FAMILY OR MILtTAR' bath, heat, hot wattr, garage. Cal IS and S\ conference table, tin. nook- 542-0410, with river frontage. Lease required. eluding 12x15 screened porch hall, living room, fireplace, din- •self, W.50; bookshelf, (8.50. Many ADORABLE MIXED BEAGLE AND PERSONNEL—tleS PER MONTH AN1 1185 month. OLAZEBROOK AGENCY Call or write for a other Item* too numsroua. RUSCIL'g, SPANIEL PUPPIES—Reasonable. Call (ISO PER MONTH. MIDDLETOWN BUS UNE — Bunny HEALTOR. Avenue of Two Rivers, complete brochure trees, carpeting, combination ing room with fireplace, den, M E, Front St. 741-1693. after 8 p.m. or all day Saturday and four-room apartment, b&th, second Rumson. 8424700. aluminum screens and storms bathroom, modern kitchen with Sunday. 291-0043. floor, idultii. no pell. 747-1740. Evr FLOWERING SHRUBS Samuel Teicher nln&s 741-0531. OOTTAOJJ — Three-bedroom, two baths Call for appointment. $18,300. breakfast area; four bedrooms TRAIN YOUR DOO — In Shrewsbury. $165. Lease required on and two baths on second floor. tt«' Welgella flr^btuh, duetzla, purple McOulre's Orove. The Oaks Obedience IlED BANK — 73 Branch Ave. Three, this also. O-LAZEBROOK AGENCY EDNA M. NETTER mist. 10 for |5, others three for 11, clesi April 22-33 Baythftre Companion Agency room clean apartment, all utilities, REALTOR, Avenue of Two Rivers, REALTOR ONE OF A KIND Basement with steam oil heat. Dig your own. Call 949-4733. Dog Club (SO a month. Available by May 1. Itumaon. 842-1700. Two-car barn with potting thed 747-417S 787-55«9. Call 8424154. Zicluilve Afenti WELL BUILT COTTAOB — On private rARMB-HOMB8-lNUU8TIUAL «ITE "All Brick" and loft. $32,500. NEWARK AKC SMALL FRENCH POODLES- RED BANK — Five rooms, bath, near estate, on Chapel Hill Rd., about one HOLMDEL—CO1/T8 NECK Transferred executive reduced to Neptune, no better value than our Good breeding. Nice selection. Also two 517 Oceanport Avt., Oceanport bus; walk to school, shopping; fine mile from Hwy 35. Furnished or un- MARLBORO— PRBBHOLU AKJCAI •IO-M Aluralnom norm window. Buy price $2,000 on this all brick home Dachshunds pups and new litter of toy lhbhd. |12S. Cill 7M-i0Si, furnished, (our rooms, balh, garage, all Dutch Lane Rd., RD I, Me-rlboro «t Prown'a. Heavy duty throughout. Yorkshire Terriers. Nine toy poodles (42-1900 utilities available, yearly lease to re- only four years old. Situated on JOHN L MINUGH Can't be beat at 111.95. at stud, all colors. Three miniature TWO ROOMS — Furnlihed, eteam heat. sponsible adults only. Phone week days. P.O. Box J26. freshold well landscaped % acre. Living Schnauzers ot stud. Also champion sir* All utilities. Oil New York WH 3-8S7T. Weekends 747- REALTORS-INSURORS PROWN'S Yorkshire at stud. Fee or pup taken PLBA8ANT — Third door, two rooms, 747.384], 2843. 462-4151 room, dining room kitchen, three 'rom choice femalea only. 462-6025. light housekeeping, good location, prlv Evenings 462-1870, 638-7491 tJ Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 t, business woman. 741-0761. Hi ROOK apartment at 17 Leroy PI., bedrooms, 2y2 baths, paneled den, Member of Red Bank , Red Bank. family room, all the extras BATONTOWN — Three large roomi Hl-1063 741-5365 WANTED TO RENT Multiple Listing Service APARTMENTS APARTMENTS and bath, unfurnished. Heat, refrlgera. NEW LUXURY I4CR0Y APARTMENTS FREE SPRING LIST needed for modern family living. 1 FURNISHED EFFICIENCY APART- 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3500 or Included (SO monthly. 7B7-&2U. J ,^ rooms, air conditioned, near all MENT — For retired couple. May 15Monmout- h County, farms, acreagi Two-car attached garage. Flag- KEYPORT HOLMDEL AREA - T transportation. 21 Leroy PI., Red Bank. 741-1093 or 741-5369. September 15. Rumaon-Red Bank area. home and commercial property. Man: stone patio. Fine public or paro- COME ON DOWN TO KEANSBURG ! room, one or two-bedroom garde: 842-0475. real good buys. apartments. New Colonial design build chial schools. Convenient area, COOLED BY TREES THREE • BEDROOM — Unfurnished ngs. On (Its parking, Swimming poc COMMERCIAL RENTALS MERRITT R. LAMSON, INC and don't forget "all brick". FAIR HAVEN - THREE BEDROOMS, for tenants only. Oreen Orove Gardens home. Will lease, rent to BOO, by June $29,500. LIVING BOOM, FIREPLACE, LARQS NEW MODERN DELUXE 3-ROOM APARTMENTS Orean orovs Ave., Keyport. Ope: 15-July 1. 642-3317. Realtors DINING ROOlf, BREAKFAST JKKA; dally and Sunday. Phone 244-1849. OFFICE SPACE WE HAVE an overflow of bona fide S8 Welt Main Si. 7reeho: DDH, TWO-OAR ATTACHED QARAQB prospect* looking for two to four bed 462-0440 PATIO, BEAUTIFUL TREES, BABB- Heat furnished, 111 redecorate to iul rooms. Call us for fast action to have McGOWAN MENT, PLAYROOM ARBA, APPLJ- APARTMENTS your requirements. Best location, wii "our home ranted. THE BE no AOEN RED BANK-RUMSON AREA — Aa AN0E3. t33,500, OWNER, 747-8JJ5. BEACHVIEW GARDENS lub-dlvlde If nsoessary. see and com-OT. Rt 35. Mlddletown. 871-1000 miles around. Complete, multiple am pare. 747-1100. ' open listings. Off street parting at ol AGENCY CHOICE NAVESINK RIVER VIEW - •f- (Beechwey Ave. between Laurel and Oakwood PI.) FURNISHED ROOM — In Red B»nk flee door. "YOUR INTEREST OU1 Three-bedroom center hall Colonial. OFFICE - State Hwy. 35. Mlddlelow: Call TIRST CONSIDERATION." REALTORS Spacious living room with fireplace, Completely Air Conditioned • Overlooking the Ocean Next to Bell finance. 741-2631 traditional dining room, den. extra- MOLLY 671-0211 arge master bedroom, tiled playroom • 100% On-slfe Porklng • Free Goi 9nd Heat ENCINBER — Needs four to seven RAY STILLMAN, Raalfor RED BANK 747 - 3000 basement, two-car garage, hot water • 'A-block from morlna • Generoul Closet Space PROFESSIONAL bedrooms. Red Bank, Freehold. An- "Our 48th lfear" oil heat. This wonderful buy In a • Convenient to all • Ultra Modern Kitchen PITCHER nual or permanent. Will maintain. P.O. Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury 741-88C luxury class area Includes wall-to-wall Transportation • ceramic Tile Both OFFICES Box !IM. Red Bank. THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — On carpeting st (24,500.. Tills house won't PHONE 787-1503 VALUE PLUS! SEE THIS BARGAIN three acres. Oarage. Full cellar. lS'i32' be on the mat'.tet long, ao hurry- HIGHWAY 35, SHREWSBURY Modern ranch home decorated to pei tlltored pool, 269' roid fronttfa. Excel' ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, Directions: Garden Slot* Parkway south to Exit 117, to Rt. 34 fe Lourtl VILLAGE CALL 741-W77. FURNISHED ROOMS tectlon. Four bedrooms, two bathi lent buy at J21.B00. lealtor, 555 Proepeot Ave., Little Silver. Ave., to beach and apartment. 'OR RENT — For light manufacturlni Living room with picture window, Lai ROOM — Nice quiet home, car ac est kitchen, wall oven, countertop rang! IRVING WEISGOLD BRANCH AND approximately 5.000 sq. ft. SUBURBANITE SPLIT 747-1100 comodatlont. ReiionabK. 57 Shrews breakfast bar, dlstiwnsher, Basemenl. Broker bury Ave. Red Bank. 741-D114. Attached garage. 4i43> mortgage can Neat, clean, four-bedroom home In pwMswwi OCCUPANCY STARTIN© MAY i mmmmmmr MADISON AVE. OFFICE FOR RENT, BHREWBBURY 2215 Hwy. I* Hit-wood A-l condition. 17' entertainment center. NICE CLEAN ROOMS — Single and be assumed. Only R0,500. STANLEY (Between Freehold and Llkewood) Shrewthury Ave., corner Patterson Av K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741- 18' living room, dining room, modern EXCELLENT MOYE-IN TERMS RED BANK Air conditioned, furnished or until double. Highlands, Hwy. 36. 363-309(1 Evening, («2-6.m. 741-81171. with, every Apply Apartment 31 ROFESSION.At, OFFICE IN RE! tab.e. Reasonable rates Oeniipmen pre HOLMDEL lerred 02 Wallace St K1-B3B3. Asking (43.000. RUSSELL M. BORUI Owner transferred. Cusiom-bullt Caps POUT MONMOUTH — Five-room bun- Bank Just off Broad Rt. Ample par] Realtors, 000 River Rd., Fair Have! Cod Colonial, partially completed or T.IIV MOLLY PITCHER Ing 17 Leroy PI. 741-1083. PURNrsHED ROOM - In nice home. 747-4532. Member Multiple Listing Her lalow ant enclosed porch, very clean, Oentleman preferred. 27 Spring Bt., ••Mil complete. Four bedrooms, 2',j lot 90x100. vacant, s.9,500. 2] Illinois LAHOK ROAD STAND — Treating ai Ice. baths. On one-sxrs lot. Call M7-B3M Ave. Call MB 4-3133. VILLAGE COURT family farm rriarkst. Located on Rt,Red Bank. Phone 747-3508. alter 8*34 p.m. 15. Colts Neck, Reaionahle rent. 949 10011 — Bourd optional. Oood neigh- MIDDLETOWN — Applebrook. Largi BY OWNER — Three-bedroom ranch. • ONLY 1 BLOCK TO FOOD FAIR SHOPPINQ CENTEHt living room with fireplace, full alzi RUMBON — Remodeled farm house In Hi baths, [ireplact, finished buemsnt, 868. borhood, off street pirklng. Call days dining room, modern kitchen with wal • 4 BLOCKS TO WISE NEPTUNE CITY SHOPWNB PUUI MR. SYNO Before S p.m. 671-3t5t>5, one of the moat beautiful natural set- \ aores well landscaped, In prime • BUSES STOP AT FHONT DOOR! 741-9115 oven, three large bedrooms, 12x2 tings In Rumson area, 1.8 splendid neighborhood nsar Ited 8enlc Parkway. APARTMENTS FURNISHED ROOM — CS.I1 741-11)23 soreenecl-ln porch, two-car garage. f)7: acres o< p&rkliko grounds with tre- S2S.500. 7(1-8033. • W/ILK TO SCHOOLS, CHURCH, SHOPPINBI fter 9 p.m. or all day 0625. mendous shade trees. Threti bedrooms, Sunday. HAZLET, THREE-BEDROOM RANCH • MINUTES TO BEACHES, QOLF COURSES, EVEAYTHINQI IMMBDIATR OCCUPANCY • 2 MINUTES FROM PARKWAY • HUMSON — Attractive modern ranch two baths, garage. Tills home la per- fect for the discernlnu fam.iy doai,.,j —With dining area, full basemsnt, large • ADJACENT TO SHAW RIVM MARINA- IOATINS V FISHING! JAROE ROOM — Three windows, prl. Pretty living room with fireplace, twi n fenced yard, sewers and sidewalks. ale tiled connecting btlh. oBdrooms, den, full bath, carport. Nlr privacy but no Isolation. Low taxes Olose to schools, and Nsw York buaea. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY I 741-M59. corner lot. Walk to schools and tran excellent school system. $39,500 lan assume 01 mortgage, 284,3037. portatlon. Artdnt Jlfl.OOO. MCAUETE THOMPSON i BARTELL INC. 747-5600 y/2. 4f/2 ROOM APTS. AGENCY, Real Estate. 100 E. Rlvi PORT MONMOUTH — six rooms, bath, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Rd.. Rumson. 842-1804. RUMBON — Mount Vernon Colonial. pantry, sun porch. Call 11,2 BEDROOMS...FROM ^^ Four bedrooms, 2',i baths, !Vj acres, OL 4-4S5O HOUSES FOR SALE HORSE! FARMS — ll acres, cholci many extras, tM.BOO. Owner. 8*3-1821 (A FEW PROFESSIONAL APARTMENTS AVAiLAILI) .iren. good home and barn. 143,000 NEW SHREWSBURY — Immsijlats oe- 110* MO. INCLUDES RANCH — Three bedrooms, den, game GO aorcs, 100 stalls, two houses, (lln.GO A L.OT FOK THi, MONEY - In Rumcupancy, four-bedroom ranch, H acre • Huge rooms -22-ft.llvlnf room, Ifioo ilnwu. Payment' approxl- 3H acres, modern home, four ntnl son, or In any town for that matter. partially fenced, fireplace, pttlo, fln- compare room*, 15-ft. kitchen*, bedrooms atfly gl33 monthly pays all. 1170 per month renl. HAnor.n I.rv" We'll make this brief by scylnc tltere Jfhffri bisement, walk to aehools. 131.500 heat! hot water! air-conditioning! E. R. SNYDKR 1ANN. Broker, (Van Winkle Mirln are eight rooms, a fireplace, and 2',i942.2009. these with will-to-will closets. HEMPBIt Of MULTIPLE USTINC1 lid*. I Entontown. 942-1103. Evenlngl baths. For complete details, why notHAZLET — Spacloul, airy, 7^-room S42-O485. tee for yourself? Asking (28,000. WIL- features... • QE12cu.fLrafrlfteritori Dl-tlOCN ' 787-0078 after 6 LIAM H. HINTELMANN (Firm) Real- spill. Idea] location. Owner must sell. • redden Central Air conditioning. swim club—2 pools! living room! tors, 23 Rldga Rd.. Rumson. 842-0600. Asking 816,500, 2S4.38OT. CENTRAL • Colored tile biths -tub encloiureil APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Member of Multiple Listing dew ~IWMBON — Deep water, good bulb head. Dock and lour >ii|»s. ^uioy ,.,« AIR CONDITIONING • Belcony or Pido In every ipirtmint. eat-in kitchen! big dining room! OAKHUHST-DEAL AREA - Custom sport of kings on a modest Income. IN EVERY ROOM - • Individual Fire Alerm Sntem ewh apt! built three-bedroom ranch. Call Attractive wo-story home with baU) MATAWAN 5J1-3193 and powder room. Baseboard hot water - BATH, TOO! • TV-Phone outlets • 150% Parking • prlvote enlroncsi oil eportmenti. 3PAC1OU8 AND SPECTACULAH Is a lieat. New wiring and mercury swltchea. master bedroom! suitable description of this flve-bstt- Nicely decorated. Just move In find NO LOWER PRICE IN THE AREA I room raised ranch. V,i baths, large enjoy the good life. 120,900. RUSSELL 4 t'nj't S rmt., I *ni 2 bdrmi. • Drum kllcheni, tuitem w«fwl YOUR RENTS PAYS ALL game room, two-car garage. Attractive M. Bonus, Realtors, too River ltd. evtilabU 2 room! coBlnsh), li cu. II. Kelvlnotor covered patio, landscaped plot. Excel- fair Haven. 747-4532. Member Multiple rtffleiroter-frsetsri. lent condition. Less than two years Listing Service. (lutn. or unfur.) from $91 old. Convenient location near schools. MATAWAN VILLAGE Present morlgage may be assumed. EIOHT noOMS -- Air conditioning, ilx- * Wold lo 1 ichaoli, ihtpplna Asking 123,0(10. THOMPSON * BAR- yaars old, bargain. Raturdly indgun- LUXURY and PRIVATE SWIMCLUB lay 1-6 p.m. van Wagenen, M Cornell b«iei le Newark mi New Yerk: TELL INC. 747-5000. OARDEN APARTMENT! >r., Ifazlal. M1DDLKTOWN VILLAGE — Thrsebsd- WEST SYLVAHIA AVE, OFF RT. 35, HEPTUNE CITY, H. J. A and S-Room (full tiie) DELUXE APARTMENTS IJNCROFJNCROFT — Wooded *4-acr4 a la ba*. DIRECTIONS: North on Route 35 lo Heating • Air Conditioning - Parking - Cooking Sat room ranoh, living room, fireplace. din- l rop fof r charminhigg «ree«een and whitwhe Ing room, eat-In kitchen, tile') bail- l DIRECTIONS? South on Route 35 to Wu«t Sylvania Route M. Follow. 01. 34 10 Atlantic Private Swimming Poolt and Recreation Facilities ment, on quiet circle. 671-0328. hree-bmrooin, Hi bath ranch, llvlna II. (3rd truffle llghl), then tell on room with (Ireplac*, paneled den tM Avt., N«ptun» City (at Food Fair). Turn right 2 DIRECTIONS.' Gorden Stall Porhwof south lo Exit 120 lo Morrllfovm Road, uinmwsBiJRy - AH hrick noun. lining room, plus children's May room Atlantic tl. lo Keyport Gardens. turn right IV) blocks to Matawan Village. Three exceptionally large bedrooms, and toreensd-ln porch. WO00. mil block* to Hampshire Terrace. living room, fireplace, dining room, Hi owner 747-ItM. OPIN DAILY * tUNDAY Renting Agent on Premises—Model Apt. Phone: Ke-02U tile Mtha, large all tlectrlo kltchm, 'AGENT ON PREMISES 7 DAYS A WEEK—774. 6337 Lardon Mgt. Associates, Ml 27477 Den, patto off kitchen, alto side porch, 211 Atlantic St., Keypert, N. J. NOON TO DARK • PHONI U4-UU boeement, two-oe,r gangs. Nloelir land- (Mor* •r coll Ihjte/Wlde Mot. Corp., MU 7-1700 ec«ped. Near fOioot and all convenl- neea. Asking 133,500. Mi-MM On 28~Fri3ay, April 17, 1964 BED flANK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR JAUE 8AUS HOOSES pot won
BOUSES KK StUE BOUSES FOE SALE CONTEMPORARY NINE-ROOM RANCH — to N«w Sfawntniy- 40x20 swimming pxi, tint* targe bedroopt. to*t Mtbi, 2Sxt7 THE DOWSTRA AGENCY gtme room, large fimily room, aerated porch. Unam*) tad a"BRIARWOOD AT FAIR HAVEN" THE LOW AGENCY burgtin *t $38,900. . REALTORS FOUR-BEDROOMS, TWO BATH RANCH — living room with wrf- Member ot Red B«* Am Multtpi* IMm Unto REALTORS to-wafi carpeting and draperies, dining room tlso carpeted, buMt-in FAIR HAVEN'S NEWEST PLANN6D COMMUNITY 636 Riv»r Road Fair Haven oven and range in kitchen, GE washer and dryer in laundry, combination storms and screens. Garage. $20,500. (Off H«IJC« Road—Just North ef Rivtr Ro*6) 741-4477 A-l LOCATION LIVE LIKE A COUNTRY SQUIRE — On a full acre, minutes from NEAR EVERYTHING — The rim, shops, on« Red Bank - Very comfortable home in <*»vwf«*. *?? Mambsr Multiple Listing Service downtown, shopping, schools, transportation. Four targe bedrooms, ble location containing three bedrooms, W bathf. |ivh« 2>4 baths, master bedroom 21x14, cozy fireplace in living room, mil* to Broad St., Red Bank. Two blocks to room, dining room, modern kitchen with diahwaiherjod RIVER VIEW 22r family room, modern kitchen, den, quality wall-to-wall carpet- Situated off the beaten track, in a Fair Haven area of much moi counter range, small den. Full dry basment. Two-car ing on three floors, screened porch, cellar, two-car garage. grade school. Free bus to Rumton H. S. attached garage. Low taxes. $19,500. expensive homes. This is an exciting new listing. Dutch Coloni Properly priced at $29,900, but absentee owner will listen. featuring three bedrooms, full dining room, large living room witf area. Trees, trees, trees. FOUR BEDROOM - V/> BATHS fireplace, enclosed sun porch, full basement with finished room FHA APPROVED SPLIT LEVEL has everything the large young Completely modern, almost new, and in beautiful condwon. So much to offer for the low price of $24,500. family could desire — four bedrooms (five is you wish to convert Visit our two models nearing completion. Spacious living room, large dining area, ultra modern the hobby room), large recreation room, 1% baths, large lot to kitchen with attached family room and barbecue fireplace. IDEAL RUMSON LISTING play on. Breezeway, garage, cellar. Walking distance to excellent Four good bedrooms, 2>/4 baths, laundry room, large base- If you need five bedrooms, make this a must. Decorator's delig schools. Only $24,900. in a large family home featuring two fireplaces, gracious livin Prices start at $31,500 ment completely painted. Two-car gaarge and 1% acres room, formal dining room, modernized kitchen with dinette urei LOVELY COLONIAL RANCH — priced $2,000 Jess lhan cost - of ground with some woods. Asking $29,900. Parochial fuB basement and fenced-in rear yard for children's safety. E: owner transferred. Three bedrooms, two baths. 22x22 playroom, school district. celleat buy. Listed at $33,000, dining room, "eat-in" kitchen, basement, two-car garage, enclosed TWO-STORY COLONIAL porch. Best neighborhood. $25,800. _. . . NAVESINK RIVER VIEW RAY VAN HORN, BUILDERS Traditional center hall, spacious living room, formal dining This charming Early Americana styled house features a fabuloi room, ultra modern kitchen, large paneled game room, view. The ultimate in a modern family room kitchen, slatt 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. J. and powder room on the first floor. Four fine bedrooms floored dimng room with numerous Williamsburg appointments with two baths (master bedroom has separate dressing Four large bedrooms, two baths, extra large enclosed porch over J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, INC. room) on second floor. Basement and attached garage. tooking beautiful landscape. Game room is pine paneled am REALTORS 747-4100 Beautifully located. $41,800. heated. Charm plus quality. Offered at $44,000. 504 Shrewsbury Avenue New Shrewsbury, N. J. HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON 741-7741 HOUSES FOR SALE Five lovely bedrooms, three baths, 16x28 living room with fir< HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE place, large den, full dining room, informal dining area — a MEMBERS OF THE RED BANK AREA CENTER HALL COLONIAL - add up to complete family enjoyment in one of Rumson's finest Prestige location near river, 25 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE RUMSON — Complete for family RED BANK — Convenient to REINFELD Jjeas Two-year-old home with 1!4 acres. A rarity at this price OFFERS QUALIFIED living room with fireplace, for- living. Modern brick and frame downtown. Three-bedroom VA- mal dining room, 20' den, three split level, four bedrooms, 2'/$ bath two-story home. Steam oil- Vsterani No Down Payment bedrooms, tiled bath, fall, finished RUMSON RUSTIC RANCH baths, living room, and den with fired heat. Taxes $306.01 Priced basement, hot water heat, tvwv Set among towering trees this charming Colonial ranch, spaciou HALL BROS. REALTORS fireplace, game room, gas-fired reduced to $15,500. $60 MONTH car garage. $24,500. throughout, is ideal for comfortable family living. Large entrano 813 River. Rd. Fair Haven hot air and air conditioned, en- APPROXIMATE hall. Four oversized bedrooms and room for more, three fu closed porch, attached two-ca FAIR HAVEN - Excellent river STARTER OR RETIREMENT baths, living room 16x31 with fireplace, paneled den with bar 741-7686 garage, large equipped swimming view. Three bedroom Dutch Colo- HOME — Lovely residential area screened porch. Full basement and two-car garage. Prestig< Member Multiple Listing Service pool and cabana, large land- nial. 25x14 living room with fire- FIREPLACE just a few steps from bus. Liv- area. Asking $52,500. scaped plot. $65,000. place, 11x20 den, two-car garage. YES!! Thia two-bedroom home hu aing room, dining room, kitchen, NEW COLONIAL — Now under construction. Three bedrooms, An unusual buy at $24,500. fireplace!! With wood Btorma and iy baths, paneled den, fireplace, formal dining room, dishwasher. RUMSON — Attractive modern «cr«etiB . . . shades . . , aa extras! two large bedrooms, bath, WATERFRONT 2 frame ranch. Large living room Even a garage! So call REINFELD screened porch, full dry base- Lovely Georgian Colonial — all brick — slate roof — five bed- Full basement. Attached garage. Hot water heat. Shade trees. with fireplace, three bedrooms, one FAIR HAVEN — Fine residential now Tor appointments t Buyer will have choice of all colors if they act quickly. A con- area within one block of river. ment. Taxes $429. Offered at rooms — magnificent river view — income garage apartment with full bath and two half baths; NON-VETS $270 DOWN 114,900. fireplace — charming cottage on property may be sold. Qualit venient Fair Haveo location. $27,500. large family room, hot air oil, at- Spacious five-room home. Ideal offering for this family appreciates beauty. $150,000, tached two-car garage, plot near- for small family or retired couple $8,990 FULL PRICE OVERLOOKING NAVESINK RIVER - Hnest Fair Haven loca- Price $14,900. Subject to F.H.A. V.A. approval. A. FRED MAFFEO tion. Center hall Colonial, fireplace, den, modern kitchen, formal ly two acres. $39,500. dining room, 14x25 master bedroom plus two double bedrooms, RUMSON — Very conveniently REALTOR basement-playroom. Two-car garage. Should sell this weekend. situated, frame dwelling, living WEART-NEMETH REINFELD RAY VAN HORN REALTORS Offered at $24,500. room, dining room, three bed- AGENCY 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY OVER A QUARTER CENTURY rooms, two baths, enclosed porch, Realty Company RUMSON RANCH HOME — Beautiful condition. Lovely grounds. full basement, hot water oil, large REALTOR 741-9333 MULTIPLE LISTINGS Foyer, 20' living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen complete with detached two-car garage. Now 1834 Rt. 33 MIDDLETOWN all appliances, 12x17 paneled den or third bedroom, tiled bath, asking $14,500. 102 WEST FRONT ST. 671-3500 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING PICTURESQUE COTTAGE NEAR THE NAVESINK — Plot 100x125 large screened porch full basement, attached garage with auto- 741-2240 NEXT TO HARMONV BOWL MATAWAN — Beven-room house, two Large paneled living room with fireplace. Three bedrooms. Twt matic door controls. Owner moving south, wants action. $22,800. DENNIS K. BYRNE 24-HOUR SERVICE LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER baths, all Improvements. Bell for lull tiled baths, Hot water heat. Full basement. Steel girders Brici Pally 9 to (. Saturday and Sunday price, owner leaving state, newly dec- REALTOR—INSUROR 10 to 7. orated, or will rent. 71- M«ln tn. Call heated 24x23 garage and hobby shop. 35 foot specimen holly. Gooc Member of Red Bank TE 7-2136 after 0 p.m. ^^^^^ shrubs. Patio. Extra guest cottage needs remodeling. Only $22,500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE S West River Rd. Rumson Multiple Listing Service WANT TO BE ENVIEDT COLTB NECK — Three-bedroom rmnch. Phone 842-1150 The present owners are, and with 'ully wooded acre. Bore«nei) outdoor RIVERFRONT $22,000! I YES, $22,0001 ! ! Boatmen will love thi FOUR-BEDBOOM OOLONLVL — Ongood reason too. Four spacious bed- patio with Ilreplace. *20,O0O. CARL F. Rumson three-bedroom remodeled year-round cottage. l>/2 baths EXCLUSIVELY YOURS when A House Full of Value . . . MEMBER MULTIPLE UISTING wooded acre. Best section of Colts rooms, two full tiled batlu, eat-la ZBLLERS. Broker, Holmdel. "'" 20 foot living room. Hot water gas heat. Aluminum storms. Ga ou buy this charming Red Bank Neck. Screened porch with atone barbe- kitchen, laundry room, attached 30* Open 0.9. cue. Spacious living room, family room [Wage. Wall-to-wall carpeting in entir rage. Fine bulkheading. Deep water. Dock. Four slips. Call us today. :hree-bedroom older, two-story 111,300 with fireplace. Cast Iron hot water louse. 100x125 landscaped lot. City 3PACIOUB COLONIAL — On Iarg« lot louse in excellent condition. Liv- HIGHVIEW Three-bedroom home nice property. baseboard 4-zone heating system. This ers. Call 787-5300, a«k for MrIn. Fair Haven. Living room w^lh two ng room with fireplace, dining Fenced hi yard, expansion attic Low and many extras to make living easy, Store, ha too Is very excited nboul picture windows, formal dining room, HILLSIDE ACRE — Beautiful rolling lawns. Almost-new execu- taxes. all for $3S,00O. (his focus. TOT KIRWAN CO.. Real 18' den. 16' porch with screens and tive's eight-room fully air-conditioned ranch. Four twin bedrooms. xwm, lovely sun room, enclosed ESTATES 112,600 tors. awning, four large bedrooms, 214 tllep King-sized living room. Fireplace. Formal dining room. Center >orch, patio, two-car garage. $18,- Two-bedroom Cape Cod, expansion at- HOLWDBL — Like new four bedrooms, baths. A»Mns 537.850. Owner, 7W-MM. l tic. Near ill transportation. Vh baths. Sp&cious living room, formal WATEHPRONT COLONIAL — New hall. Den. 2 /2 tiled baths. G. E. kitchen. Laundry. Full basement 00. IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHJP J10,000 dining room, modern kitchen, paneled four or five'bedroom Colonial. Family Two-car garage. $10,000 less than reproduction at $49,500. Newly decorated three-bedroom ranch, family room. Air conditioner, laundry room with fireplace and beamed celling, (More Classified Ads :ENTER HALL COLONIAL-Sit- FOUR and FIVE-BEDROOM full dining room, full basement. Flori- room, attached two-car garage. Many 2% baths, two-car garage, basement, On The Next Page) da room plus two-room apartment. extras. S28,8OO. large kitchen overlooking river. Only 804 River Road 747-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. lated in the finest residential Perfect for mother and daughter, JM.W. Other homes from 133,500. Lo- SPLITS and BI-LEVELS J24.50O cated on Rivera Edge Dr., off Sliver- trea on a well landscaped corner LINOROFT — Immaculate three-bed side Ave., Little Sliver. Call 7U-12OO, t. Three bedrooms. Large living Widow sacrifice. Three-bedroom b|. room split lave!, 1V&' baths, spacious level Colonial. Perfect condition. Low- living room, family room, modern MNCROtT — VA year old split level HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE •oom with fireplace, dining room, FROM $21,500 er level for play center or offices for kitchen, attached two-car garage. A Three bedrooms, recreation room, etc 'amily size kitchen, full base- physician or attorney. No variance bargain at 120,000. 122,900. No broker Involvid. Call 747 Many quality teaturei add to the ex- needed. House only three years old. 770. ent, closed and open porch, at ceptional value of thesa homes. There's Fully landscaped property, STANLEY K. DOWNS OCEANPORT $12,900 ached garage. $20,500. asy living In modem kitchens, formal GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE HOLMZ>BL — Three-bedroom, two-story BERG Immaculate five-room bungalow lining rooms, mahogany paneled dens completely remodeled. H8,20Q. CARL REALTOR vith patlo-rama. doori ' and 2-2V4 ce- SHOREWAY Realtor P. ZBLLBRS. Broker, Holmdel. B4« Offers Qualified with one-car garage. 5% down JNCROFT AREA — (Imagine -amlo tiled baths. 4443. Open 9-9. for eligible veteran. Low taxes, ourself in this charming three- REALTY, INC. Rt, 34 Colts Neck VETS NO DOWN "Homes of Charm and Value' low monthly payment. «droom ranch with central air SOME HEADY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Highway 35 Holmdel 462-3172 HOUSES FOR SALE NON-VET $650 DOWN 741-1017 conditioning, living room, dining oom, kitchen, full basement, at- (Off Union Ave.). 264-7010 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT "RED BANK $12,500, 10% DOWN MrDDLETOVW RANCH — 13x19 living RED B.ANK SJNQiaSH TUDOR — Llv- ONOB—Don't miss this one. Trans- Member Multiple Listing Service Almost new three-bedroom ranch ched garage. Excellent condi- room, fireplace, 12x20 den, three Urge Ing room with fireplace, dining room, ferred owner willing to tell at low, conveniently located on west side on. $24,900. 30-YEAR MORTGAGES bedrooms, 1H baths, summer porch, In new kitchen, den, powder room. YOU'RE INVITED low price. Three-bedroom front to Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury 2Sx4o swimming pool. $27,000. 'hreo large bedrooms and two baths back split level completely fenced. of Red Bank. Tile bath, full base- itODELS OPEN SATimDAV AND upstairs. Has basement with playroom, Large recreation room.. Walt, ment,: Hollywood kitchen. UJNDAY NOON TO DUSK AND BY two-car attached garage. In excellent OPEN HOUSE there's morel Attached garage RUMSON. Owner moving to Flor- ROLAND P1ERSON APPOINTMENT SCHANCK AGENCY condition and very convenient location. plus basement and covered patio. Asking J20.5O0. RUSSELL M. BORUS, 114 forkvlew Terr., Llncroff. Off ida offers picturesque custom Realtor Realtors, 600 River Rd.. Pair Haven. Only $16,990 at Berg ranch home. Beautifully decorat- RIVER PLAZA $13,500 AGENCY Dtrsetloni: Prom Red Bank t»k« Kwy. S Lladon PI. Red Btnk 74T-4532. Member Multiple Listing Serv- Ntwman Springs Rd., across from n l I ••• .... .T4/t,gorkwoy exit 109. See AdorkBlS flir8S-T>edro6in"i aridn 35 north to Five Corners, Mlddleto'frn ce. Y" *'. > '> .HnRrt VETS NO DOWN ed and in perfect condition. Ideal '••"'* 'REALTOR (Prudentlil Building); right on Tlndill UNCROFT — Eight-year-old three-bed- beTiO!rm)PW«J%«lroom ranch on 1/3 with separate dinette, not in a M. to Swtrtzel Dr. (High School); LINHAVEN MANOR — New Monmouth, acre with 31 trees. 44 shrubs. Buy NON-VET $850 DOWN for couple or small family. Colo- right to Cut Rd; left two b!ock« to room spilt level house on 100x150* well split level, three bedrooms, larn rec- nial fireplace in the living room. development. $2,500 down and as- modeli. landscaped lot, large private back yard, direct ot lust *17,JOO. Fantastic! Just Imagine four bed- sume V.A. loan. Purchaser need 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner full recreation room and wall-to-wall eation room, IV> baths, on '/> tcra, rooms, two completely tiled baths, Two bedrooms, tiled bath, pine carpeting. Asking S18.800. 741-0260. vimin valklng distance of Evergreen very large ceramic tiled science paneled' den or third bedroom not |l>e.;!a'j veteran.. Newman Springs Rd. SUM Agent: BEACH AGENCY •ark. Sea Star Swim Club. Call owner SAT., SUN. 1-6 p.m. kitchen, two-car garage, aluminum •JEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial. Kour DJ appointment,, 671*2733. siding, A-l condition. Screened porch, attached garage, [Near Garden State Parkway) Rt. 35, MUdletown — 671-2727 bedrooms, three baths. Excelletrt en- FAIR HAVEN $11,500 dltion. large, rooms-, t^iOO. 7-17-8380. UIDDtiBTOWN ' — ' Eight-room split Only $18,990 at Berg electric eye door. Full basement . q.fi . 741-7575 evel. Three bedrooms, optional fourth Post and rail fence, expensive Fiv«-'rtwm bunglaw ideal for the FAMILY SIZE AND COUNTRY STYLE LINCROFT — Custom-boDt three-bed- bedroom or study, IV, baths, recreation in top area. Gorgeous etght-room Colo- room ranch on large lot with tree*. room, cellar; gas hot air heat, large ' TUNE IN TO The Berg Agency landscaping. Choice location. small family, walking distance to MEMBER nial on large professionally landscaped g23,900. 747-4370. enclosed backyard, cedar rail fence, Just listed at $22,800. school and buses, choice neigh OF RED BANK ot with many trees. Just over a year creens, Btorm windows aod doors. SHOPPERS CORNER borhood. >ld. Large living room with fireplace, OCEANPORT — Tnree new ranch 118,600. Call 671-2519. ULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE en, four large bedrooms,- 2',4 tiled homes on Monmouth Boulevard. Three Real Eit«f» Section "Personalized: ENGLISH TUDOR. Custom-built >aths, two-oar garage. Reasonably bedrooms, two full baths, living room, SEVEN-ROOM COLONIAL — In Red irlced at S37.200. ELWOOD A. ARM- dining room, kitchen, two-car attached Bank. Six years old, four large. bed- on 67H0D0 -' ;,•''•:. home. Foyer. Large living room SHREWSBURY $19,900 ITRONO AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros- garage. Large shaded lots. Priced mid rooms with double closets, dining room. WFHA - FM with fireplace, TV den, formal Six-bedroom, two-bath home for E. R. SNYDER REALTORS lect A.v«., Little Silver. 741-4500. 2O's. OHAFIN AGENCY, Realtor, " l',i baths, baseboard heat, attached N. J. Largest Residential^ SINCE 1873 Broad St., Eatontown. 542-1153. rarage. basement. JIB.500. 741-23<6. 7:30 • 9:30 P.M. Real Estate Brokers dining room. Tiled kitchen, new the large family. Cherry paneled AZLET — Close to Bell Labi, apllt COWS NECK — Wooded eight acr« Caloric range, dishwasher. Pow- living room 14x26, full size pan- vel. Bath and a half, recreation farm, brook, view, three-bedroom ranch Mon. thru Fri. Daily 8-9, •om. Excellent condition, most lm- two baths. g31,500. Owner 946-tl28. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 106.3 on your dial | der room. Three twin bedrooms, eled dining room, many other rrtant item fa its landscaping. Prop- Saturday-Sunday 10-7 two tiled baths. Basement play- features. Call for appointment. ty Is lined with rose bushes. Being courftsy Route 35 Middletown, If. J. room, hobby shop. Two-car ga- >!d below appraisal price. Low down HOUSES FOR SALE r qualified buyer. Only _ ....$16,990. RED BANK AREA Garden State Parkway- rage. Taxes $447. City sewer. THE MEISTRICH UMSON — Exceptional custom built Multiple Lilting Service Exit 117 - Very convenient. CALL TODAY! .nch. nicely landscaped. In excellent mdltion. Full basement, fireplace. On MIDDLETOWN NAVESINK ASSOCIATES Reduced to $28,250. AGENCY ce plot. Low taxes. Only -522,800. ve Corners Mlddletown 671-23M BY OWNER YOU WILL ENJOY this three bedroom bungalow. Living room, kitchen "Wide Selection of Choice Newman Springs Road, Corner UUOADOO.V VILLAGE — Nicely se- ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL two-story with modern electric range, and dlnatte. Retrlgerator, washer and dryer In luded three-bedroom ranch plus den center hall; large living room, sep- large utility roam. Oversized work shop. Exterior tool shed, combination Home*" Steven Ave.. New Shrewsbury id recreation room, large patio and arate dining room, paneled, family .rage. Selling at FHA appraised value. room with floor-to celling brick aluminum scream, storm windows and doors. City sewers. Only S1X6S0 fireplace; eat-In kitchen with dish- to qualified buyers. Vets nothing down, J101 monthly. Others USO down, 741-1017 741-5888 BLPOBD — MIDDLETOWN AREA— washer. Second floor; four large uilders closeout. Three - bedroom bedrooms, two baths, one with »1O3 monthly. Call now! .nch. oversized garage. Corner lot. double tile vanity; master bed- BB BB STANLEY K. DOWNS MOVE RIGHT IN 1,250. room has dressing room with ad- SPACIOUS HOME In beautiful residential neighborhood. Fully Insulated, POUR BEDROOMS. THREE BATHS, joining bath. Full basement with Gasco plan which budgets cost of heat, cooking and domestic hot water SAT-IN KITCHEN, PANELED DEN, AZLBT — Convenient to New York washer and dryer; baseboard hot PORCH, BASEMENT, TWO-CAR OA ises. Three-bedroom, Vh room »pllt. water heat, gas fed. Large patio, at W a month. Four bedrooms, two baths, large living room, formal dining RIVER PLAZA — If you want convenience toRe d ONCE IN A WHILE RAGE. NEA.R SCHOOLS. FHA AF. wall-to-wall carpeting, combination room, eot-ln kitchen, came room and paneled den. Two-car attached PRAISED. $25,200. 542-1M6. ENT WITH OPTION TO BUY — aluminum storm windows and Bank and a river view, this four-bedroom home B*r» bargdln In excellent Fair Hiven hree-bedroom house. One year old. screens. Two-car attached garage. garage. Basement. Excellent value at $25,525. To qualified buyers $2,400 neighborhood. IC you need only a two- RA.MBLJNG RANCH LLMCROFT ove right In. J15.000. Convenient for commuting by bus down, S1S5 per month Includes taxes and Insurance. Coll I should interest you at $16,000. bedroom home, and don't mind a small or train, also shopping and both lot. you should see this wonderful buy. AU brick, three bedrooms, den, base parochial and public schools. Call Asking1 (14,900. and anxious tor quick ;DWW STARK, Real Estate and Mort- COLONIAL Bl LEVEL, amplified by Iti long slender entrance columns, on ment, hot water heat, two-car garage, age Consultant, 1003 Highway 3d. owner 671-1981. patio, two fireplaces, beautiful sur- nlon Beacn. 264-0333. Kor evening ap fully landscaped hall acre plot. Completely cllmatlzed with aluminum ENGLISH TUDOR — LITTLE SILVER - This largo roundings, dogwoods ready to bloom. ilntment3 call Mary Pelkey 787-3183. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor Sacrifice below cost, must vacate dur- storm windows and doors. Wllrtln minutes of railroad, bus, ond iMpping older home has lots to offer. Five bedrooms, two Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-4030 iff May. 747-5761 or 9<6-S5Ti. ST OFFERED — For a large (am- center. ThU house with breadth enloys a large game room, ent-ln kitchen, Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn f. . .a young (two years old) nine- HOMESTEAD PARK baths, den, two-car garage. Conveniently located LAKGE RIVER OAKS RANCH — Over- om home featuring live bedrooms, and formal dining room adds to the features of this four bedroom, three AFPL.EBROOK THREE — Ranch on looking a beautiful lake. Three bed- ree tile baths. No other comparable At Colts Ne.ck bath house. Two-car garaQe ottached. A buy at (34,000, taxes only $520 and priced right at $21,900. beautitul landscaped acre. Large living rooms, two baths, large living room umson home available in auch fine THREE-BEDROOM RANCH—Walk- per year. Call us I room, has raised hearth llreplnce, with fireplace. Eat-in Kitchen. Dining •million for so little as t<7,000. See In closet In master bedroom. 2% dining room, eat-In kitchen, cherry :foom, large lien, patio. Full basement, soon! WILLIAil H. HINTELMANN baths, living room, formal dining paneled den, slate floor, thcrmopane two car garage. Additional 157' lot on Irm) Realtors, 23 Ridge Rd., Rum. room, paneled family room with RIVERFRONT HOME ON THE NAVESINK - glass wall opening on pleasant patio. the laJte. Priced at $-.0,000, RUSSELL m. 842-0600. Member of Multiple LUt- fireplace, well organised kitchen NAVESINK ASSOCIATES Red Bank area. Charming older Colonial living Full daylight baiement. baseboard hot II. BCMUS, Realtors. 600 River Rri., E Service. with dishwasher, laundry with air Haven. U7-H32, Member Multiple water heat. Priced In the middle 20's. AZLET — ThreB-bedroom ranch, fin- clothes dryer, two-car attached ga- room with fireplace, five bedrooms, four and one- Call owner. 671-2341. .isttng Service. bed recreation room, full cellar, ga- rage, full basement, acr* lot $29,- [934 Hwy. 35 671-0600 Middle+own 900 half baths, garage, dock and boat house. $41,500. OLD SHREWSBURY. Custom-built DREAMY, YES, MAM — And in the tge, storms and screens, patio. Ask- lean of an excellent area TJirce large in S17.3OO. 261-1966. COLONIAL — Four largi bed. ranch home. Piaster walls. Colonial bedrooms, master bedroom 25x14 and TRADE-INS AND EXCHANGES fireplace In the living room. Wall-to- •LANT1C HIGHLANDS — Ranch, rooms, 2',4 baths, entrance foyer, wall broadloulu In the living and illnlnf; what at>out the following; Living room, spacious living room, formal dining 25xl& with litriilit.ee, iliiimg room, 16x11, ee bedrooms, beautiful science kltch- room, paneled family room with Financing Sublecf to FHA or VA Approval PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. rooms. Kitchen has dlahw-ashcr, electric den 12x20. Lnrge finished baiement. X paneled heateil basement. Dead end range, refrigerator. Paneled tlen. Three rcet. This won't last! Only $16,500. fireplace, eat-In kitchen with abund- twin bedrooms, two tiled baths. Full If it's iarpc rooms you want, excellent ance of cabinets and dishwasher, ocotlon and Kumjipn-FaJr Haven High E. R. SNYDEIt laundry will) clothes dryer, full Member Red Bank Area Northern Monmouth Multiple lilting; Real Estate for 70 Years basement. Attached garrtKC Woll Und- school, ymi'd better check this one EMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING scaped. Now listed at $26,500. STANLEY '1-0900 787-0078 alter 6 basement, two-car garage, acre lot. K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741- through. Price 124,500. GLAZEB1WOK J25.9O0. M White 1L Refl B.nV T9 per month c/irrfea! luded such as reirlger&tor, washer. Gene Novello $35,000 OAK HILL RANCH PRESTIGE LOCATION - Near Nave Four bedrooms Cape Ctxl in Middle- c. 1'rlce K2.800. GLAZEBROOK CURTIN AGENCY •Ink River In Rumson. Wil-bullt com town area needs a complete paint GENCY. Realtors, Avenue of Two Exclusiva Sales Representative fortable home. Only SH.SOO. TIIOMP. job. Present owner will supply all tvern, Rumbon. B42-17OO. BY OWNER BON Ic BARTBLL INC. 747-500O. necessary p«lnt. All you need Is the IR HAVEN - Cape Cod nicely GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE muscle. Call 787-5500., ask for Mr.ndscaped four bedrooms, two lull REALTORS NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom, MuHaney. THE KIRWAN CO.,-Realtors. three-bath split, closet to schools, nhop ted baths, living room with fireplace, Realtor ping center. $25,500. Owner 741-M55, MU>DIJETOWN* — A GOOD HOME •t-ln kitchen. Lots ot storage space. WARM CONSIDERATE NEIGHBORS raRe ami backyard. Price SIS.000. 462-3172 TRADE-INS RUMSON. JL'ST OFFERED — A lino A PINE COMMUNITY. SIX YEAR-OLD [CALISTER AGENCY. Real Estate. DIRECTIONS: West on Newman modern ranch home. Moat convenient 10 E. River" Rd., Rumson. 842-1804. location, setting ol ancient oa^ts. Fea SPL.IT LEVEL. IN EXCELLENT CON- Springs Rd. three miles past Lin- tureB a 28' living room with fireplace, DITION'. Throe bedrooms. l>i bntha, croft Inn. Turn left on Lftnghrldg* Hwy 36 Middletown Twp. a den, a powder room, three bedrooms 21 living room, huge playroom, dining HOUSES FOR SALE Rd.. 1', miles In. In addition there's a nicely finished room, kitchen and garage. Set on halt cellar recreation room with bar. See acre with large trees and unusual It this week. Ankfng »3<.5OO. WILLIAM privacy in back, near Lily-Tulip Co 291-1800 H. HINTELMANN (Firm) Realtors, 23 and New York, Newark buses. Asking HOLMDEL I! SPECIAL CLOSEOUT PRICE!! Ridge Rd.. Rumaon. 842-0600. Member $19,500. CALL OWNER 671-2307. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - For gracious living, of Multiple Listing Service. MIDDLJSTOWN — In attracUvs and convenient Apple Valley near schools, you must see this six-bedroom Colonial nestled m EXECUTIVE COLONIAL — Burroundei cliurehej, shopping ccntera, 70* custom Only a Few Left! Wychwood at Holmdel richly landscaped setting on 2'A acre plot. Among by tremendous aoade trees, Frnir bed- built three-year old ranch. Three twin- rooms. 2W baths, den, full basement sited bpti rooms, dressing room or its many features are two baths, four fireplaces, walk-In cedar closet. Beautiful land fourth bedroom; two full Ilia baths; BiLevels, Colonial Splits, Ranches, 2-Story Colonials full basement, hot water heat. Reasonably priced at scaping. Large raised patio. Call ui entry hall; full Bize dining room, 21' and let ua glva you more details than living room. Beautiful grounds and $28,000. SITE: Tr«i, 3/4 «ct«, Iandicaped, no traffic, court, pavad Iteslton,, 2:1 RidgeRidge Rf|.. Hum- andsciLpfd. Walk to school, church, •on. S420fi0S420fi000. Membtb r o[ Multiple Lilt- SALES AGENT: PRICE REDUCED FOR ACTION I ,ndf \,y!»totiu H7OQQ nismi Inn H&rvlce. TWO RETIREMENT HOMES - $5,700 and $7,000. WBW MONMOUTH — Four-bedroom, BimBWSBUHY -. Sen for yoursflr! AVAILABLE NOW - OWNER TRANSFERED ltt-bMh .pllt level. Uvlng room, din- Six-room ranch; large ncrecneil porch; KASTNER-MIRANTI OVER 300 LISTINGS TO CHOOSE FROM •iii kitchen with wall oven, 12x33 fam- llreplici; lull basement; two bulhs. ily room, laws tmeti »»rd with cov. ',4 Aor*. well shrubbed. Open home 100 QUIMBY ST., WESTFIELD, N. J. «r*d Mtv DM »nai5« tmu. Very nice Siturilay srm Bunds* 14 p.m. Id Mambar Northern Monmouth Mulh'pl* Lifting StrvJc* CALL 671-2876 iTMc? HMW. Phon. 0711521. Sprue* Drive. AD 3-3900 MODEL PHONE 946.8443 ANNOUNCING ra«tutr. fciuT.'OKiffet Mets Feature Major League tterMM f*f tolvr JU COLTS NECK FARM nt, «£•», CooUat rt 7ri «HM tv ittua RU Autt/x- "A ' Jta mfmrfwje UnWoft In Hi* dttlrtbt* S*»b»yvjllt art a of Coifs Hack. will be ite»n*u Itoro Hiit Teams'HomeOpenersToday infers. For eroUcauoea, aiittte tBd italmum qualifications, apply to Da- Mova to your naw horn* this summer, / trtmtnt of Civil Service, State House, renton. New Jersey. ASSOCIATED PRESS 000 or more fuu are expected to watch Jack Lamtbt pit* agate* Chicago1* Joel Hferfcn. • 20 axeluilva custom-built homes on Candidates will receive no furtSer The public opening of base- today when Baltimore's 20-game notice to appear. The Cubt expect at tout* »• « lovaly wooded hill. winner, Steve Barber, joes ZSxamlnaUooa will be held Saturday, ball't newest major league park 000 when Phillip R. Cltiiw, • May t, 1964 at B:tK> AM Applicants against Jim Bouton, who won 21 Road construction will start soon. A $100 deposit check will report to Broad Street Blemen- Shea Stadium, mtrks another for the Yanks. Wrigley Field boxhokler for « ary Eainol, Broad street, Manaaquan. rawvai your .election of housa and wooded lot New Jersey. round of 1964 opening garres All proceeds from the Red Sox years, throws out the tint ball. April 3. 10. 17 fir.JS today. home opener will go to ths John Lefty Dick Ellsworth i* Jtattd to Refundable any time before contracti are signed, NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT F. Kennedy Memorial Library start for Chicago again* Art OF ACCOUNT Four clubs, two in each league, Fund. About 30,000 tre expected Mahaffey.' ._ Price range—mid-thirtiei and above. are sla'ed to make their first ap- Notice U hereby given that the ae pearajicej before the home fans couata of the subscriber. Executor of BUILDER: HAROLD E. HARRISON the eitate of said Deceased will be with appropriate ceremonies. The audited and stated by the Burroaate SALES: J. D. ROCHE AGENCY of the County at Mwnwuth and report- 964 season got under way at MLS R««lter> ed for settlement to The Uonmouth Washington and Cincinnati Mon- County Court. Probate Division, on Fri- day but the first round of openers Raritan Blanks long Brldg. Ro.d Col*. Nttl day, the, 38th day ol May A. D., 1M4. at 0:30 o'clock a. m., at the County 'asn't actually completed until C.ll 9444955 for Informttlon Court Housi, Monument and Court Street!, freehold, New Jersey, at which yesterday, when the New York time Application win be made for the tilowance of Commissions and Counsel Yankees, American League cham- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 'eei. pions, played the Boston Red SoxRumson by 7-0 Battd April 3rd A. D. 19M. NEAR PARKWAY, RED BANK STA- HOT ITBM1 JOHN E. HALLORINO, after two postponements because TION, Attractive ranch on well lend- MlddlKown, two-itory conventional P. O. Boi No. 258, of rain. KEYPORT-Wildness on the part Swanger scored on (he second •caped treed plot, 1201IOO. Llvini room, Uirw beilrooma, formal dining room, Warelown, N. J. good wall eptxe. Dining room. Eat-In Executor. of a pair of Rumson-Fadr Haven baseman's error. After Bwmann kitchen. Two bedrooms. Recreation Pantry, den. basement, closed porch, HOPE, FAITH, BUT NO CHARITY — A member of the The same rains pose a problem two-car gaxage. Vets no down. SSI Vessrs. Cfcrton, Nary, 1 hurlers provided the impetus for skied to right field, Bergen room. Patio. Barbecue. Partial base- per month. Others KM. down and Witt * Amuiius. for New York * Mets as they ment^ Utility room. Storage. Extras. «8J per month. CaU 787-5500, ask for Oounaellore at Law, bo«rd of directors of rite Cleveland Indians, Bob Hope, 1 Raritan Township's 7-0 baseball tagged up and took tWrd. Hia Mr, Cox. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors 40 Union Avenue, move into their new home nea _ HY RIVER WATER- UanuQuan, K. J, the famed comic who was born in Cleveland, adds his the World's Fair grounds in Flush- victory over the Bulldogs yester- Rockets again pulled tiie doable Older home on acre plus. LITTLE SILVER - New Colonial four April 10. 17, 24, May 1 g».e: day afternoon at the Keyport High steal with Bergen scoring after Three bedrooms. Warm sir heat, oil- bedroom with 2V4 baths, separate laun bit of hop* for Tribal success this year in a handshake ing Meadow to play the Pitts- fired. Oood retirement home. Taxes. dry room, one-car gsraje, full base burgh Pirates. Workmen have School AtMetlc Field. walk to John Cusano. . tXto. Asking 118,000. ment. 128,990. Located on Circle Line, NOTICE with acting manager George Strickland. Hope ex- • Jumodelerl story and a half. Living off Sllverwhite ltd., Little Silver. Cal MONMOUTH CODNTV been rushing Shea Stadium toward The Rockets, after dropping The sixth inning provided coaoh room 13iS4. Dining room 13xK. Den 741-1200. BCKROOATE'l COUKT or third bedroom. Enclosed porch. Notlfp lo Creditors to Present pressed faith in the Indians' chances but the Minnesota completion but rain left the new their first two gamei have evened Walt JubinSky's team five runs Basement. Mew heating system. Ga Claims Against Estate sod on the field so soft some fan their season's slate. The Bulldogs which sealed the success. Dan rage. S14.W0. 0 T NA Twins showed no charity as they whipped the Tribe in LITTLE SILVER. Well constructed LOTS & ACREAGE DKAIID ' ^ "^' B were wondering if the Mets, two have yet to taste victory ia four McDougall led off by working nildence. Uvlng room 13x20, fire- Pur»ui,nt lo the oriter of EDWAPn the Cleveland opener. Benedict for a base on balls and place. Dlolng room 13U7, Tiled kitch- LOCUST — Hartshorne Woods. Hi C. BROEOE. Surrogate of the County time losers in Philadelphia, mighl outings, en. Den. Four btdroomi. IV4 baths. acreB hillside. Sweeping river view of Monmoutli, this day made, on t..u not sink out of sight Yester Mark Howard sent a bunt stogie Two-car attached garaie. Spacious UlK treei. Asking itt.OOO, Owner 747 application of the undersigned, Burviv- Walt Baumann assumed the basement. Ooori location near bus 42(lfi evenings. inj Eiecutrli of the (state ol lh» jaw day's sunshine dried things out pitching chores for the Rockets skittering down the third base •ohools, shopping. Asking $27,000. FOUll ACRES — Waterfront property. Catharlna Boskey, deceased, notice Is bit. line. Ideal for boat banln. Keyport area. hereby given to the creditors of said and responded with a seven-hit- tIT.OOO. Call 26<.3<56 after 5, 264-1678. deceased to present to the said Sur- At this juncture, Benedict was LAWRENCE j. SCHILLING viving Eiecutrlx their claims under A crowd of about 48,000, in- ter. He was tagged for only one WANTED — 4-10 acre* for residence In oath within six months from this date, 'Squan Nips R.B., cluding the governors of foui extra base hit, a triple by Rob yanked in favor of McHenry, but Holmdel - Colta Neck area. Write Dated: April Hth, 1B64 Realtor 'A.D." Box 511, Red Dank. states and at least nine member: Thaler. he was unable to stem the tide, GERTRUDE MCQOLDRICK Swanger and Bergen were recip- 16 Spring Street Red Bank OVER AN ACRE cleared lot. Holmdel 49 Netherwood Avenue of baseball's Hall of Fame, are Tlie three-togger provided the Near new school and village. Call Plalnfleld, New Jersey expected. Jack Fisher Is sched ients of walks which forced in the 747-4121 741-0140. Surviving Executrix only serious threat the Bulldogs Messrs. Arnone & Zager 3-2, on Two Hits uled to pitch for the Mets againsi first run of the Inning. BEAUTIFULLY — Wooded lot In the Counsellors at Law could muster in the fray. How- ATUBNTCON DOCTOMl Beautllul bl- New Hlllfield section of Oakhlll. 157' P. O. Box 90 •i.tsburgh's Bob Friend. Baumann then helped his own level houae on one acre corner prop- front by 17d deep. Ideal for ranch Red Bank, N. J. RED BANK — Manasquan was attempted a double steal. At- ever, Thaler drove the triple witfi erly In rapidly (rowing community. house wlUi garage underneath, Cat Attorneys National League's opener finds cause with a storp single to cen- •71-0073. able to get only three hits yester- tempting to get Snover at third, two outs in the fourth inning and Office In lower level consisting of waft- April 10, 17, 24, May 1 127.60 the Chicago Cubs at home in cozy he was stranded there. ter field driving in Howard and Int room, consultation room, two ex- LITTLB SILVER — «i acre, all utlll day, but made them count and 'Squan's catcher threw the ball in Swanger. Bergen and Baumann •mining roomi, bathroom. Many «x ties. call. Wrigley Field against the Phi trai. city aewer. 6U% OI montage NOTICE the Big Blue edged Red Bank, to left field permitting him tc Raritan only scored In two in- raced home when Mike Cohen available to qualified buyer. fZt.MO. 741-6373. 3-2, in a Shore Conference A Divi- score, Geroni was out at home lies. The Houston Colts' debui IMIAl. TOR CHUJMUBN — Lovely OOLTS NECK — Beautifully wooded New Jersey State Department at home was last night. Mi nings. The Rockets countered delivered a triple to right field. three-bedroom split level In very con- J.I" acre lot. Trout brook. View of of Civil Service Examinations sion game. when he tried to score on the twice in the second cession and Cohen tried to stretch the hit and venient location. 24x12 lamlly room, maadow. $s,ooo. Owner. W8-4128. Open to citizens, 12 months resident play. The catcher then threw to waukee and St. Louis won't plaj enclosed Jalouiled patio, oak (loon, In Union Beacft Boro. Clerk Stenog- Two of the Big Blue's hits went their first home game until n«c packed together five tallies In thewas thrown out at the plate. wall-to-wall carpeting, two-car Kraie rapher, Salary, Contact Municipal Au- second to get Yarborough, whe last of the sixth. 1M lOOxnB. Dead end itraet. HJ.700. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY thorites for Salary Rates. Clerk Typ- for extra bases and resulted In Wednesday. ttamson-FttaFHH (001 RlRarltt M TwvT . (1) ist, Salary, Contaot Municipal Author- all their runs In the first inning. overslid the bag. ABRB /• ABRH ities for Salary Rates. The Yankees after their be- Jay Benedict started on the F.Ik, 1b 3 0 1 ?rlarity,0 4 0 " THE COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR SALE '0 1 — 1926 sq. ft Near corner Sllverslde Announced closing date for fltlnir ap- Bill Grasdorf started what turned From here on out, the gam mound for Rumson-FH and was Buiborn.ss 3 0 1 Cohtn.cf plications, April 24, 1964. Applications lated getaway, move to Bait Paulion.c Cuuno.si 0 1 and Oceanport Avec, Little Sliver out to be the first and winning turned into a pitchers' duel, but removed by Coach Clitf Apple- UnrftlUb 4 i 0 BROOK AGENCY Price 818,000. W.8. Walnwrlrht, phone will be accepted from High School more to help the Orioles in thi 0 747-4674, Seniors. For applications, dutlea ajid spurt for 'Squan by Walking and the damage had been done as far gate in the sixth inning with no Tho'pson.rf 3 O 0 McD'cail.rf, 1 1 Realtor minimum auAtlrlcalfons, apply to De- first home appearance under Swenson.U 2 0 1 Howard.Sa> a 1 x partment of Civil Service. Stile House stealing second. Tom Schwier as Red Bank was concerned. new manager, ex-Yankee Han outs. Shep McHenry came on the Thaler.2b 3 0 2 Swanfer.lf i J 0 Bank Building AUantlo Hljtilandi Trenton, New Jersey. sent him home with the initial 1 Vetterl.cf 2 O 0 Bera.en.3b 0 a_ 0 REAL ESTATE WANTED Manasquan's pitcher, Bob Sega Bauer. The Red Sox return t scene, but could not stop the Benedlct.p 301 Baumann.p 1 1 1 291-1717 CandMetee will receive no further tally on a double. George Glenn :,pti 000 Do you w&nt lo notice to appear. struck out 10, walked seven anc Fenway Park to meet the Ch Rockets. MlDDLETOWN — OoIomU split, four Examinations will be held Saturday, followed with a home run down MeHenry.p 0 0 0 May 9, 10S4 at 9:00 A.M. Applicant! allowed four hits. Varboroug cago White Sox. Tforeo Americar In the second inning, Raritan Betty, ph 10 0 beiiroomi, IVi bathe, recfeMion room, the right field line to finish the buement, garage, halt acre corner SELL PROFITABLY win report to Broad Street Eleraen picked up eight strikeouts along League clubs - Kansas City, Min received two bases on balls from UTS tot. Excellent owHltton. SW.M0. HI- tary School, Broad Street. Uanasquan New Jersey. scoring for Manasquan. the way and matched Segal i Rumson-FH ) 0 O 0 0 0 0-0 27M. We're a dynamic Real Estate firm nesota and Los Angetes, plaj Benedict to lead off the chapter. lUrtt TwpT , aJarted to today's hlihly competitive April 3, 17 $11.50 John Mottlne got into the extra the base-on-balls department. oaao oo00«0 s-7 A8BURY PARK — Two family 3tt and market Our thoroughly trained, ex- their first horns games nexi Lofton Swanger and Mike Bergen aB-Oohen, . •lM-room apartminu, Only S15,9OO. to- base department for Red Bank Bed Bank (!) | (3) Struck out bi:y Bau'mtnn !. McHenry perienced stall ol gracious soft selling NOTICE Tuesday. drew the paises and Swanger I, Benedict J. BaaH e. n bail* off. Bm- cated In bualtiM* Ull, neir Deli Uke, experts are prepared to help you. MONMOUTH COUNTY as he led off with a triple in the rb r hi ab r XATONTOWN — (mall two-bedroom List your property with 8UBB00ATE-8 CpUIiT 3 1 21 orasdorl.cf 1 1 Although the Orioles slump* reached third as Benedict tossed ma.nn 3, McHenry 2. Benedict 7, ranch. Only tll.TO. After imall down first frame and scored when Fnfl. 2 0 olThrockMan.ai t 0 Hit* oft Benedict 3 tn S, McHenrr S payment JuK 1M.9S P»r month Include* Notice te Creditors fo present wildly on a pickoff attempt. The In I. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Claims Against Estate there was a bad throw to first a-Horlacher 10 1 Segal, p 4 0 to seventh place last year am taxes and Mnauranee. CBOWBLL R»! Estate For TO Yeua ESTATE OF ANNA tCHVBPT, DE Hartley,If 2 0 0 Schwler.rf 3 1 had their lowest attendance, 35, two then tried a double steal and WP—Baumann. IiP—BenMtet* AGENCY, Kealtor. Rlvartlde Ave,, Red (0 White St., Red Bank 741-7800 CEASED on Jamie Williams' grounder. The Wllllams,3b 3 0 1 Glenn,c 2 1 Umpires: Palate, NtpeUteno. Bank. 741-4030. Broker co-operation In- Pursuant lo the order of EDWARD Delss.c 3 0 0 S:nllh,3b 2 0 vited. vm NEED YOUB HOME C. BROEOJB, Surrogate of the County Buccos picked their last run in Oreen.lb 3 0 0 Borseltl.ss 2 0 2 10 Robinson,If HAZLBT — Three-bedroom cape. Ex- Our 12 salespeople have clients waiting of Monmouth, thii day made, on thf their next turn at bat without the 3 0 for your lilting. They need ranches, application of the undersigned, John J Qeronl.rf 10 0 Battend.lb 2 0 panslon attic, near txpreis busts and b-Grasso 1 0 O|c-Rutledge Schools. S14.M0 .Owner, iM-3821. split levels, two stories," also Investment Ejll. Sole Executor, of the estate 0 benefit of a hit. Gary Snover and properly. Call us (or « q."lck sale, Tw< the sild Anna Scnuepr. deceased, no Varborough.p 2 0 Oi FAIR HAVEN - Two-bidroom Cape offices serving you. tlce Is hereby given to the creditors o Pat Geroni got successive walks. 1 1 33 2 4| 233 Three-Year-Olds to Get Cod. Full cellar, excellent coadiuon WALKER k WALKER said deceased Jo prejent to the lain While Larry Yarborough was at tsooo 7*14897 Sole Executor their claims under oath a-Doubled for Fa.z7.one In 7th. Realtors- within six months from this date. bat and was being thrown a b-Struck out for Geront In 7th. LJNCKOFT — feven asrei. Four,'bed Shrewsbury Office Mlddletown Office Dated; April 13th, Mi c-Ran for Battend In 6th. room., lamlly room, wtcMn, atijjni 741-SJ12 -, .,,, ,,,. , tn-mi fourth ball, Snover and Geroni area. pane)«d ltvln« room. 7»-i811. JOHN J. BQU Red Bmk 1 10 0 0 0 O-: UBTINOS NEEDB131 We' have elltnta 14 Highland Avenue Minasquan 3 0 0 0 0 0 x—; IMMACULATB IH-itorr «v«-bedr»m ajixlous to isttle In thii vicinity. Pliass lted Bank", New Jersej • LEGAL NOTICE • Derby Test in Wood Race 3B—Horlacher, Schwier. 3B—Mottlne. aider htma - In nlte are*. »pactoua call us If your propsrty !i lor tint oi Executor HR—Glenn. llvint room wltil flreplaca, modern sale. BROOK AOBNOy' Bank Building. Meal's. Wise, Wise, Wlcomann NOTICE ultcheBlthB , dlihwwluft P«r(eePr t (o( r ggrow, Atlantic Highlands. 29MT1T. tVBerleh To Donald Fay: Struck out by Yajborough 8. Bega.1 II NEW YORK (AP) — A short-has turned tomorrow's $75,000- ing family, immediatediatee - (OUiNktn(OUiNktn. Counsellors at .Law On April 30. 1M( at 10 A. M.. I will Bases on balls oft Yarborough 7, Seii Another p proepecpp t is H?,»90. BUVOOD. A. ARM8TIWNO WB NBED — Five of six, J-J. bedroom 84 Broad Street sell at Public Auction, one Bpartanett* age of first-rate 3-year-olds In added Wood Memorial at Aque- Reginald Webster's TffTraffici , whho AOBNOY, Bialtor. «( Proapact A«. homei, furnished cr-mfuri)«jti|(l, from Red Bank, New Jersey Tandem MnbU&.Home at Lot No " Uttla Wlvar. 741-4800. I12O to lire B.r "MoWfoF'Tnconjtn Attorneys SWa, fimlly room. Rumion Road must be minimum, five rooms tacta, Notice fo Creditors lo Present mally is coniidertd thfe'big pre- fic, appeared to make Ms move • home on 1M landscapid acres. 4H Write "A.G." Box-511, Red Bank. Olsims Against Estate velt declined comment on the . years old. You win b« Inprmtl with BUILDING PLOT -"'At least lOOjilOO' ESTATE OF RUTH C. WILSON, D MONMODtH fi6USTY •'; i D.erby test in-theEast/Tliisyear, prematurely in the Gotham and ft*, subdued eUsancs. Uvablllty, pro- CEASED f •: i' i • ,- , . . - - SURROGATE* CODIIT board's action but said Mr. If> tective zMilnj, and nearnen to pi«- In good resldintlal.-Bfttlon ol Rumson At Duke Snider out of eight or 10 possible Wood the horse sulked when Adams or Red Sank - or small, good house. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD 2Vot!c« lo Creditors to Prrten! polito has been a valuable em- , ehlal, pflvat«u and public ichooli. Bx- Write to "B.A.' Box'611, Red Bank. C. BROBGB. Burrogate of the Count Claims Against Estate NEW YORK (AP) - The Newstarters, there are perhaps a half went, to the whip In the stretch. I ceptlonal vsJUe. Sfl.SOO, Owner, M3- of Monmouth, this day made, on th ESTATE OF LEONORA N. ACKER, ployee In the beach operation. dozen who could earn a trip to application ol the undersigned, Barbar DECEASED. York Mets, who started the in- Other likely Wood Starters are ' KRAW»BtJR. Section 10. TENT Of THE USB OF LAND: Claims Against Estate pressions of strong sentimeni with the club. He loafed all the on Whit's Pride and Bob Usiery Bunday,. ^^ Morrlstown Road to Route 38, Borough TRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF had showed a tendency to loaf 1 ESTATE OF CATHERINE LACH- time. He tried to live on his FINE ARBA - Cutwm OolonIM on of Keyport,. Monmoutn County, Ne THE PROVISIONS 07 THE OHDI- "pro and con." on Twice as Gay. Jersey, as follows: MAN, DECEASED. and let other horses come to him- acre of well iandieaped grounda. Tries, NANCE. BBTABWKHINO A BOARD Pursuant U> the order of EDWARD C. reputation. If he hated playing Four bedrooms, paneled den. lajge Route 31! (1093), Section 10 or ADJUSTMENT AND FIXINO A graduate of Long Brand He definitely will wear them In Parcel IB—228 Washington Avenue, BROEOB. Surrogate ot the County ot Jiving room, full dining room, eat-in PENALTIES Fna VIOLATION,". It Monmouth, this day made, on the ap- with a noncontender so much, Wtohen, ecrained porch with barbecue, Borough of Keyport, Nsw Jer- THE TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO" High School, Mr. Ippolito playet the Wood. Braulio Baeta will ride sey: constating of & two story ADOPTED THE 25th PAY OF OC • • ef the undersigned, Harold why didn't he quit? baiement, double gauge, cait Iron flornberger, Sole Execu IUU football under Coach Pop Warn- Quadrangle. hot water heat. VAtTVUBT AOjBNCV. frame dwelling, a one story frame TOBBR, 1B58 "If Snider couldn't help a Wth dwelling. off the ealsold CatherinCaheri e Lachman.. ,. tfe-. er at Temple University in 19M- Branchers Realtor, Une Rd., Halmdtl, U rooms,- tiled bath, full basement, hot tlon VII ot an Ordinance entitled "An Overcome water oil hest, two-car garage, Other way, Township of Mlddletown, Mon< Dated: April Int. 19(M "And you can print tJhls," Stal- pulldlngs. Extra cotu.e '« Insjije. mouth County, Hew Jsrssy. as follows Ordlmincj Limiting and Restricting ti HAROLD H0KN8ER0EK 20-H. Specified Districts or Zones and IUKU< 145 Wallace Street lard continued, "I told him the Warriors trou>. brook. l&» taws. *>».?»»• V Route >« (IBB), Section J) VmtT AQgWCV, Heallor, B46-««»«. Parcel 40—20B-2O0 Thompson Ave- luting Therein Building and Structures Red Rank. New Jersey Teammates at Temple includet nue, Keejlsburg, New Jersey; According to the Construction and the fiole Executor isame thing to his faca during IJTTLB SILVER — Custom built — consisting of a one and two story Nature and Extent of the Use of Land: Messrs: All-Am6rica Dave Sukler and spring training." A.P., 4-3 riret^lmi offered. I*v»iy ranch In masonry building with attached "*rovid|ng for the Administration and Reussllle, Cornwall, Mausner fellow Long Branch resideni aweage»ra" outiUea Hvlnl room frame shed. Jnforcement ol the Provisions of the & Curotentuo, LONG BRANCH—Long Branch Km rilled fireplace, formal" dining Parcel T8-203 Main Street, Port Ordinance, Establishing a Board of Ad- Counsellors at Law Vince Renzo. Capture nom HJfiiVlnwwnen, two»»>}*»*!* Monmouth, New Jtrsiyi conllil- JUBtmtnt and Fixing Penalties for Vio- 34 Broad Street High School scored three runt in ing ot » two story frame dwelling lations In the Township of Marlboro" b Red Bank. New J«rs«y In his years as high schoc she fourth Inning yesterday to «Mr«, 'ftir°dW iutmmi, oil hot water and a frame garage. adopted the 25th clay of October. 1994. Attorneys Beagle Trial Sat Twe "»r g«a|s. Owner will The sals will be held at 228 Wash' be and the same Is hereby amended April 3. 10. 17, 24 JJO.W coach, he guided the Greei post a cpme-froniJbehind victory Kw »* mortg»«e. .Beautllullyjani Ington Avenue. Borough of Keyport, to rsad el follows: Wave to 102 victories and nint New Jtrsey. All buildings will bs (old "(i) There shall be a minimum BELLE MEAPE - "Turkey over Adbury Park, 4-3, and reg- • Individual units, NOTICE ties against 65 setbacks. His 1961 Series lot ireA of <0,000 square feet for Brook Artia" and "Menlo Park The successful bidder will be each structure altered under .the MONMOUTH COBNTV ister Us Initial win ot the seison quired to pay twenty-live per cent nro'lslo1' nf this proviso." SURROGATE'S COURT team had a perfect season, un Bret" copped top honors in the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A *n » non-Shore Conference tijt. the amount of the bid In cash, or by J. ParasMPh (C) of Section VII of Notice to Creditors to Present beaten and untied, and won thf 13-Inch and 15-inch divisions ot certified check drawn to the order of said Ordinance be and the same CHlcns Against Estate M-point burst midway in the Long Brarvoh is 1-2 over-all the State Highway Department at thi hereby amended to read as follow; ESTATE OF SIMON F. PYLE. state and Shore Conference titles the recent "Small Pack" Field second half and Wilt Chamber- while this was the Bishops' time of tha sale. The balance of thi ••ICI FRONT. SIDE AND REAR CEASED The Green and White record fo amount of safd bid to be paid to thi YARDS: Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Trial conducted by the New Jer-lain's offensive and defensive campaign opener. Left-hander Delightful livingg roomroom , llreoace. gsorctary of the Btate Highway De- In a residential (R-1001 Zone no O. DBOEOE, Surrogate of the County the last three years has been 2! sey Beagle Club at its headquar- heroics carried the San Frandl- parellSS fifamill y roomroom , llarga e dlnlnj partment in cash or certified check lot shall have a front yard 1st! of Monmoulh, this day made, on ths and 5. Steve Strollo, a sophomore, went foomo.. three bedroomm,, two balji,, doubldouble drawn to ths order of the State High- than 75 feet wide, a side yard o( apDllcatlon of ttia undersigned, Eurl ters in Montgomery Township. co Warriors past St. Louis, 103. sll ths way on the mound for «fagefe , wokworkshoph , luidsoaptdd onehalone^half way Department at the office of aald less than 30 feet wide nr a rear Pyje and Adrian Pyle. Executorj ol Played Baseball A FieJd Trial such as this is 95, Ust night to the National acre. Low maintenalafntenencee . M» WO's, Iscretsry 103B PnWrwey Avenue, Tren. yard lc*a than 60 fset wide; pro. the tltata of tha said Simon F. Pylc, the Green Wave to pick up his Make offerff , 747-1M8, ton, New Jeriey, within three W may. at the option of the State Hlgh- row night in a best-in-seven the second to hold a 3-1 advantage coSiniuting., Dirty Of- " "" lot. except that such setback nied Wanamsssa, N. J. Navy and accepted a contract In winner is determined. 1 wny Commissioner, he either resold or not sxceeii 75 fset from ths 'inter ADRIAN PVLE series for the over-all NBA title. sumo VA morins - demolished, entlring the third ffame. Tony tine of the street; and fi5 Parher Avenue Long Branch as an elementary The next field trial to be held Evans started Long Branch's win- FOURBEDKOOMB - Pen, Jiving room AH buildings must be removed from Ib) No acoennory ntructure used Deal. N. J., physical education instructor in by the club will be Sunday, May Chamberlain scored 39 points . , lr-|ilni:e, moilern kitchen and the lands ol the Btate of New Jeriey for the etorsge of Inflammable ma- Executors in this seventh playoff game and ning pally with a walk and then U nt the sole expense of ths purchaser terial shrill be erected closer to any nertrsm J. Oftynor. Esq. I960 as his first teaching assign 10. This will be a brace trial ilJW S!ui 'wiLTSl'm" *AOENCY\ within ten days sfter the Stale shall rear or side lino than 10 feet," 650 Cwikman Avenue batted away countless Hawks moved to second on a wild plttih. Itealtor, 1«1D Ocean Avf.. Baa Brlgnt. Klva written milleo to tiie purcnmei Ashury Park, N. J., ment. and will be tbe last qualifying 1 3. Paragraph ID) ot Bectlon VII 0 Than, with two outs, Joe Bova Bt:-oi)Ot. to effect such removal but not before, said Ordinance be and the same I Attorney trial for the N.J.B.C. Club win- field goal attempts, especially and not before final payment Is made April 10, li, 21, May 1 $30.34 He was signed as a modcrati doubled to right to send Evans jSTi^gTOWrT^APPLEBROO 111- hereby amended to read as follows: ners' stake. The winners' stake in the second half. TwobedrooTwo-bedroom ranch, larje lolott fully which said notice shall be given to "(D) LOT AREA priced "bonus baby" by the Mil home. Bob Tomalnl reached first iMdacapaiMdcadd Unlurnlshtd M25M2.5000 lur- said purchaser by depositing the same In a Residential (R-1001 Zone, no NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT club championships will be held San Francisco led 63-56 oarly at his last known iddress. Title lo a) lot shall have an area of Jej! than waukee Braves baseball organi on an error with Bova moving nl«l,cd 133,500. 671-1630. building! not rsmovid within said limit Of AtXOUJVT, «1>II PIBECTIONS In the second half when a 21-6 40,000 square feet exclusive Of thai ration in 1958 and played two sea- June 13-M at the club grounds. IP YOU ARK READY TO BUY — In-of time shall revert absolutely to tha thereof lying between the cen- FOB DISTRIBUTION. outburst put the Hawks ahead to third. Bova and Tomalni th«n vestigate the poaslblllty of a new house. state ot New Jsrssy and such build- line end the side line of the ESTATE OF ELLA E. flCUIr sons with Class A farm teams bui The winners were: 13" Winners ixecu ted a double steal with Bova No leu for connultatlon. By appoint- ings may, at the option of selil Com ratree'.." THORPE, DECEASED. — I. Turkey Brook Artia — Andv 77-60 — their biggest lead of the ment: only. B. Kowe. 7U-Q312. mliiloner be either resold or demolish 4. Paragraph (Kl of flfrtltin VII of Notice Is hirebreby given thut the ac quit in 1960 to enter the teachinf •coring and th« latter taking ed and at) payment! made on accoun counts of th* subsiicrlher, Administra- Dolan, Flanders; 2. Bud's Linda night. AlTtN TO~BB BOUGHT la this of said purchin price shall become said Ordinance be and the same it field. second. Lei Taylor brought In bargain priced Colonist ranch. M' living hereby amended to read as follows tor of the estate of nald Deceased will absolute property of the state of New (B) LOT FRONTAGE b« tudltcd and stated by the SurrO' — Elmer Goss, HopswcM; 3. Fd. But In tha closing moments of the winning run with a double. room, 20' garot room, four bedrooms, /er»y. gaAa of the County of Monmouth and In addition to being an aide t< two tiled bathi, brlok patio, hot water In n nesfrlentlal /R-100) Zone. Ch. Tuckahoe Tarheel Chappie ~ the third neriod, Guy Rodgers The succsseful bidder shall be . _ the minimum lot frontege shall reported for settlement to The Mon- Mr. Ippolito, Mr, Mendsi Is ai Atmry Fuk (31 •oi Sreoc* ti) baaeboard heat, baisment, built-in «• quired to face the foundation wane to he 20(1 feet." moutli County Court, Probate Division, Len Anderson, Levlttown, Pa.; hit a free throw, Nate Thurmond abrh r«ge. Owner inijous to sell at Ihe rround level, orach tiie concrelt eel- on Frld»y, tho 12th day ol June assistant baseball coach, He ha: bargain price of tia.eoo- SLWO0D A. 0. This Ordinance eftAl! UUe effect 4. Art's Peggie — Art Lamperti, scored on s fast break, AI ppnton . il«r.?h S 00 lar floor, and fill In the cellar with upon Its paiiate and publication a A. Du 1064, at 0:30 o'clock »• m.. at also served as a freshman foot thins,If 0ova.se AR"gTlft)NO AOBNCY Ilesltor, 5»5 imn-deterlftraling material. The success. provided by law. the County Court House, Monument North Plainifleld; N.B.Q. Laird's Attles tanked two more one- (Irojbart.si Tomelnl.e! Prosp«»i in., tlttl« gllv»r. 741-«MO. fu| blddar shall be required to po> IVUUC NOTWIS and Omn Btr«el», Fr«nolrl. New Jsr bnll coach at Upsala College li gyivester.cf Teyinr.Jb S.'lOn (-erllllrd cheek or cash with the eey, at which time Appllcetlnn will be Qle Kato — Gut MuJlini, New pointers and Rodgers hit a long COLTS NBCK The foregoing ordinance was Intro- East Orange. ipslsln.c Duatom qualliy delu»e ranch. Olferlng New Jersty State Highway Department, duoed and pnsaad first reading at a made tor the allowance of Commis- Brunswick. umper that narrowed die gip 9trodtorff.lt three lame bsdrooms, i'i no(h«, Inrge which money will Be heir! In escrow regular meeting of the Mnyor «nr sions and Counsel feet, and Dlreclloni living ioom with flrnplsce, formal din- until the termi and conditions of thi Township Commlttse of Marlboro Bel' for Distribution. Mr. Ippolito formerly was head 15" Winners — 1. Menlo Park lo 77-76. As the fourth period ina room, modern kitchen with mlnR ialn hnvft been complied with, on Thursday April 0, 10(14 and will Dated: March 25th, A. D. 10(14. conch of track and director of Bret — Henri Darnman, Verona; opened, Attles hit another free area. Beautiful large paneleil family Further conditions of nale, If tny, come up ror final consideration and RALPH B, BROWN, room. OvtrsUdl attached twn-cnr ga- will he announced nt the time of hold- passage at a regular meeting of the 44 Church Street, the Long Branch Relays. He suc-2. Woodland Prince Royal — throw, Rodgers scored from the rage on- one »crs In beautiful location Ing sale and the right to withdraw paid, governing body tn be held on Thurs- Mannflijuun. N. J. it corner of Oulf «tr««m Way and hill'"up1' from inle Is reserved. day, May 14, IM4 at the Township Administrator. ceeded the late Mel Rahn in that Henri Dammon, Verona; 3. right side of the key on a fait Hlaleali Dr., off of Loni Bridle ltd. ALL BIDS ARB SUBJECT TO TH«Hall, Marlboro, N. J. at which time Meiinrn. Paraoni, Canzone, department in 1948 but yielded in Grim's Major — Bob White, Pis- break, sweeping the Warriors JOHNBON llItDI. BIJILDBilWi — Or TUB STATE HIOH. and place all parsonv s dealrlng to be Blair f Warren, tltllU 2JI-3M5 fiear«f will h* gI jnfujl»Bk?LiJll' Counsellor! at Law. 1052 when the Board of Educa- cataway Townitilp; 4. Boondock in front M-77. Of jreur Vocal realtor ll Wi*» Sirwl, tion set a policy ot limiting teach- Dobie - «. Keller, Union; It was a rout the rest of the In Olerk Tied Bank. M. J. f% U and 1» I IT g26.7» April 3. 10. 17, U mis •» to on* held coaching taiJc. , NJ3.Q. Fd. Ch, WJIMar Stormy way Ida, » jmn; Edward H. COB- D, Roach*, Jr., Mr, and Mr*Office. r Honored FBI Head iy, Dr. F. Mdvin Edwardt, New Thomas B. Bal&idft. -Jr.. Me sad Mr. PLnajtore, 29 years; Mr. tad Mrs. Cail Qrlaqdo, NewAt Signal School. BatfJy, Raadolpfc M. Btjjjy, In Shrewsbury; Mr, and Mr*, Gives Talk L. CTOUM, DutfeJ W. Dora, C. Shrewsbury astri* OfllM, Shore Acm; FOBT MONWOyiH - flrtfU DonaM EngHtii, Hoti R. Ntisoa Ptt Wtektet, dauthter of Mr Mr.av**fo **» K*"^' Alas R. McCafcM. * Mm *»? For Lions and Guerin Otivoto, 15 years, tad a&d Mrs. E*U» V. Wbdcbel, » benfe, Mr. and tftri. Robert Pic Eatoctown tm of Chaplain Federal Bureau of Investigation Jr., 10 years. Marcia Ball, Kerry Herbert, Lyn Bank, and Walter Johnson, Lit- phin. Pa., was honored for out. office in Newark, spoke to mem- At the next meeting, a region- Madlgan, Nancy Neclerio, Died- tle Silver. standing service while assigned bers and guests of the Lions Club 1 meeting will be held with the ra Quinn, Jennifer Stone, Mary to the 25th Signal Battalion in April 14 in Molly Pitcher lim. local club as host of the other Laline Cooper, Wendy Damkas, Stopping at the home of Mr.Europe from Nov. 18, I960, to His topic, "Law Enforcement,' clubs of the region, and a nomi- Karen Springer and Karen Le- and Mrs. James Y. Dunbar, 75 Nov. 25, 1963. dwelt on the work of the FB iating committee report for a derle, New Shrewsbury, and Ka-Riveredge Rd., before the Com- slate of officers for the coming thy Masan, Fair Haven. Lt. McCahan, who currently is and of his office in dealing with munity Chib affair were Mr. andattending the course for career 160 different criminal matter year wiH be mad* by John War- Mrs. William G. Suter, Mr. and ren, Jr., chairman. officers in the Army Signal that are under Hie jurisdiction of Carol Jean Seley, daughter of Mrs. Dan Arnold and Mr. andSchool, here, received a certifl- the agents. He was introduced Activities announced tor eom-: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Seley, 5 Ap-Mrs. Joseph C. Bechtle. csle of achievement from Col. by Clyde R. Butcher, chairman ing events are a spring regional ple Orchard Dr., was honored at Duane D. Davis, director of the of the program committee. John dance in Molly- Pitcher Inn to-a party Wednesday celebrating Another party was given by Mr.school's Department of Command L. Keaveney of Shrewsbury, a morrow, with Guerin Olivola as her sixth birthday. Attending and Mrs. Martin A. Nelson, 30 Communications. special agent in this area, was a were Lois Herndon, Lincroft; Brightview Ave. Guests inbluded chairman; Ladles' Night Satur- A 1955 graduate of the General guest. day, April 25, at the Meadow- Donna Delapietra, Miry Kay Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConbill, brook Restaurant, Cedar Grove, Whelohel, Kathryn Neville, Betty1 Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold High School, Wiesbaden, Henry F. Labrecque is presi Germany, Lt. McCahan received dent. In observance of past with Clifford H. Warrick, Jr., asAnn Kaiser, Jon Slima, Jay Long. Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. presidents' night, the following chairman; Scholarship Night, Muench, Susan Doughty, Carol Harlan Cecil, Belmar; Mr. andhis BS degree from Clemson Col- were honored: Dr. Herbert E. honoring the students of Red Wilson And Lauren Trillhaase. Mrs. Charles O'Hagan and Mrslege. , S. C. Williams, 1923; Theodore D. Par- Bank High School and Red Bank Bertha Meehan, Middletown; Mr. Catholic High;1 Tuesday, May 26, sons, 1928-29; J. Daniel Tuller, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rohrer, and Mrs. Stanley Dahlgren, Fair There's no Trick to Having Ex- 1931-32; Leon Reussi'lle, Jr., 1935-and the All-Sports Night, Tues- 46 Brightview Ave., entertained Haven; Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert E. Edwards, 1936-37 day, June 9, honoring student; before the Community Club din O'Hara, Levittown, N. Y.; andtra Cash. You Get It Fast When Theodore D. Moore, 1937-38; Su-from Red Bank High School, with ner-dance Saturday night. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benti; You Use The Register Classified, perior Court Judge Theodore J, Mr. Pingitore, as chairman. included Mr. and Mrs. Vincent New Shrewsbury. • Labrecque, 1938-40; Lester R Ross, 1940-41; •Willis A. Clayton, RETIRING — Four of five retiring teachers, with a total of 141 years of teaching 1943-44; William A. Fluhr, 1944 behind them, are shown when they gathered Wednesday in the Ocean Towship school 45; Dr. James G. Van Nostrand, superintendent's office. They are, left to right, Mrs. Irene McGloin of West Allen- 1946-47; Fred Zellmann, Jr., 1947- 48; James F. Humphreys, 1948- hurst, a teacher for 21 years; Mrs. Helen Renaud of Asbury Park, who taught 29 years; 49; Thomas S. Field, Jr., 1949- Mrs. Roberta Mamula of Ocean Grove, 3 I years in teaching, and Mrs. Elsie Martin 50; John E. Bailly, Jr., 1950-51 COMPANY of Wanamassa, who has been a teacher for 26 years. The fifth retiring teacher is Miss William D. Bradley, 1952-53; Ed AI1VIY Ml* tl» • »*« ward H. Conway, 1953-54; J. Ray- Grace E. Reeves of West Allenhursf. Miss Reeves has taught the three "Rs" for 34 mond DeRidder, 1954-55; Eugene years. The end of this year's school session terminates nearly a century and a half of M. Magee, 1956-57; Philip E. Bafl- service to teaching by the five .women. ly, 1957-58; Frank J. Pingatore, 1958-59; Robert F. Worden, 1959- 60; John Warren, Jr., 1960-61; the infantry, artillery or armored Dr. C. Douglas Hoyt, 1961-62 Col. Akers Back at Fort forces. and William R. Blair, Jr., 1982 63. Throughout his tour, the colo- After Signal Study Tour nel's visit and remarks were the Old Monarch awards were pre- source of many newspaper sented to the following for their FORT MONMOUTH — Col. units, he said, do supply the years of service to the dub: Norman E. Akers, director of the Signal Corps with officers, but articles and photographs, some of John G. Anderson and Dr. Theo- department of non-resident in- which have been sent to him direct principal attention toward dore A. Doremus, 35 years; Har- struction for the Army Signal here. old S. Allen and Russell T. Hodg- School here, has returned from ficer Training Corps and Army Feather-weight lawn . . * an extended tour of Reserve Of- Eeserve centers in the South- western states. a knockout print at just ' \' The colonel, his wife, the for- mer Miss Esther Heliker of Long Branch, reside at 26 Hemphill 12.00 Rd., Eatontown, They have five children, including Lt. George MaU big ptorts for this print, it'll headline molt Akers, an Army Artillery officer now on duty in South Korea; Mrs. COMPANY any occasion from now thru summer. A fin* Jane Badger, wife of Capt Wil- liam Badger of the Army Engi- MIX RIB IAMB combed cotton, tfiat's wash and war, fhrinlr- neers, and James, Gerald and Kathleen Akers, all at home. age eontroJW for perfect fit aJwayj 1 Graet- The department Col. Akers fully full skirt, ihell-like top, a print that's heads is responsible for a training operation kept in progress in most sensational in green, brown. 12 to 20. parts of the world. Not only men and officers of the Army Signal Corps but those of the Air Force, STElNtACH'4 IUDSET DRESSES Marine Corps and Navy and Steond Floor and Aibury Park many civilians study correspond- ence courses prepared by educa- tion specialists of the depart- ment's staff. These specialists grade examination papers and delve into problems faced by in> dividual students as they pro- gress in military education. Words Do Count On his recent tour, Col. Akers appeared before various groups of students and emphasized that his particular interest is in signal operations, "for to win wars, we must not only be able to fight, but to communicate." The South Texan, newspaper of the Texas College of Arts and Industries, Kingsville, Tex., quot- ed him as saying that " the dis- persion essential for survival in any atomic war will make it even more essential that units be able to keep in touch, to receive orders and instructions, and to report back facts about the enemy to higher headquarters." When he visited the college, he was met by Col. Deane Dunloy, commander of the ROTC unit there, and later interviewed Dr. James C. Jernigan, president of the college. He also told students that their's was one of only two ROTC units in the nation^ that trains otficeft "directly for Sig- nal Corps duties." Other ROTC Stamp, Coin
Free Exhibit Adjult your lie knot to enjoy V-Mitic comfort. Tomorrow EATONTOWN - The Mon- mouth Stamp and Coin Shop of Red Bank will present a special free exhibit of stamps and coins HOMING in Monmouth Shopping Center Mum >v* tomorrow between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. The shop owners, Irving Carol of Rumson and Wesley A. Crozier of Fair Haven will give free ap- praisals on coins brought to the exhibit. short sleeve shirt The shop will display a collec- tion of national bank notes of Monmouth County banks, and a of Spinsmooth® no-iron batiste has set of ancient Roman coins. Also type sets of U. S. Coins and Civil War fractional currency. Mr new V-Matic collar that adjusts itself! «>. Carol is a former president and) secretary of the Monmouth County Philatelic Society and SALE publicity director for the annual coin convention, held by Men- Playtex 2.50 Bras mouth Coin Club every October 4 5.00 in Convention Hall, Asbury Park. Mr. Crozier is also a former 2 for 3.99 president of the County Philatel- New, this summer! V-Matic Spinsmooth® batiste shirts — wash-wear ic Society, wonder* with the collar that adjusts itssif invisibly, a* you adjust your ti» save 1.01 ! Monmouth Stamp and Coin Shop was established in March, knot. Even in a breeze-weight fabric like this, Spimmooth 100% Belfast* 1953, and appraisals done by the This tale lasts only a short time, to gat your Playtex soon. Afl bras have the shop are recognized and used by cotton spins dry ready to wear, sYayi wrinkle free all day ! extra feature of double elastic in the back for double wear. Choice of 3 styles I major bank and trust depart- left: Fothion-Magic* bra — underlift panels for faihion'i younger look. ments and lawyers administering right: Magic Cling* bra — non-slip panels and elastic in straps stop ride-up. STEINBACH'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Str«( Floor and Aibury Park estates in Monmouth County. The not shown: Cotton & Lace — nylon lace cups fully lined with cotton. shop, besides having a compre- hensive reference library, Is well STEINBACH'S BRAS, Strt.t Floor wi Aibury Park stocked wjth every stamp and coin accessory on the market, Both Stores Open Tonight, Friday, 'til 9 and a large complete/stock of Shop Both Stores Tonight, Friday, 'til 9 stampe and coins. i