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84. NO. 246 RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1962 7cPE»COPV PAGE ONE «r#r" ssasr Riverview A nnounces Proposal To Build Middletown Hospital RED BANK — The Board of The priority is established on tions to the Union St. location Governors of Riverview Hos- the need for additional hospital here impracticable, he said. pital yesterday announced plans beds in this area which has been created by the outstand- Unique Proposal for the construction of a hos- ing population growth of the The proposal to locate in Mid- pital facility in Middletown northern Monmouth County dletown is considered unique Township. area. since the new facility vould be At a special meeting, hospital located a considerable distance officers were authorized to Frank F. Blaisdell, vice from its parent unit. make application to the U.S. president of the board and a Mr. DeRidder said the board Department of Health, Educa- former mayor of Middletown, has not yet selected the precise tion and Welfare for federal pointed out that despite the location for the new hospital. funds available under the Hill- considerable building growth in Riverview Hospital was es- Burton act to pay for a por- the MiddIetown,Holmdel area, tablished about 35 years ago. tion of the construction costs. there was still room for at least In 1959, it was expanded in- double the present number of to a 194-bed unit, when an Approval Needed dwelling units in that area. addition was constructed cost- ing $2,310,000. The board plans to locate the Mr. Blaisdell and J. Raymond new 110 to 130 bed facility in DeRidder, president of the Mr. DeRidder said that with- the area of Harmony Rd. and board, explained that the ex- in six months following the INFERNO — Nearly 100 firemen battled flames which gutted a house at 39 Brown pansion of the hospital here completion of the wing, it was Palmer Ave. in Middletown. taxed to capacity. Providing the plans are ap- was limited by the unavaila- PI,, ,R«d Bank, and took the life of James D. Crothers, Jr., last night. Mr. Crothers bility of; vacant. land. , The two men agreed the hos- was found in an upstairs bedroom after the blare, which spread with startling speed. proved by state and federal pital has been operating about agencies, the board hopes to Parking limitations and traf- 100 per cent occupancy for the break ground for the building fic hazards make future addi- past two years. Frank F. Blaisdell next spring. J. Raymond DeRUder Completion target date is set for early 1964. Man Dies in Fire The estimated total cost of the project is $2,300,000. The Hill-Burton funds would amount to a maximum of $750,- Blaze Destroys Red Bank House 000, or 35 per cent of the cost. The remainder of the funds Parkway May Start RED BANK — Fire spread at a distance for about 45 min-Hopkins, was probably on the through the home of James D. utes, he said. first floor. The cause of the blaze would be raised by public sub- Crothers, 39 Brown PI., last night Back taps were sounded at 1:15and its course to the upper floo scription. »nd took the Hie of his son. * could not, be determined. High Priority James Crothers, Jr.; 26, wasa.m. Moved From House The house which is owned by Red Bank's Riverview Hos- discovered after unsuspecting Mrs. Mulliner, an invalid, was Mr. and Mrs. John Robson o firemen quelled the blaze suf- moved from her badly blistered pital enjoys among other com- ficiently to enter the building. house by the first aid squad. 74 Cross St., Little Silver, is a munities in the state, a high Hi? charred body was discover- The origin of the fire Is un-ruin, although its walls stood. priority for the availability of (he funds. ed between two beds in a second certain but, according to Chief (See J1RE, Page 2) SHREWSBURY — The plan to floor room. construct a new Garden State It started out as a quiet eve- Parkway interchange at Red Hill ning in the Crothers house. Rd. has been pulled from the Between 6 and 7 p.m. Mrs. Regatta Seen Assured drawer and may be initiated by Charlotte Crothers left on a shop- the New Jersey Highway Au- ping trip with her daughter, Mrs. RED BANK — It now appears that the not mentioned until final 'go ahead" word will thority at a meeting next Thurs- Peter Wynberg of Ltncroft, and National Sweepstakes for 1962 on the Nave- be received. day. . Mr. Crothers, Sr., went bowling sink River is assured. COASTS BIGGEST * Following a conference here with his son, John R. Crothers, The regatta itself Js expected to be the yesterday attended by represent- older brqther of the victim. After dangerous financial woes during the biggest on the East Coast as far as "inboard atives of the authority, Mon- Was Baby Sitting past weeks, encouraging reports were heard racers are concerned. Boat drivers will be mouth County, Middletown and from ail committees last night at a meeting of His sister, Marilyn, was baby racing for the Eastern National Championships Holmdel Townships, Mrs. Kath- sitting and James' wife, Carol, the National Sweepstakes committee in the which will be a huge feather in their cap? arine Elkus White, authority was in New York City. Union House, here. when they wrap up. their own respective hairman, said bids may be James, recently returned from Edward H, Conway, finance chairman, re- classes. . awarded for the project's con. California, stayed at home ex- ported that a budget of $7,700 is needed to Classes to compete Include the 44 cubic itruction next week, , pecting g telephone call from the cover the river classic. Mr, Conway stated inch, 48s, 145s (old 136 class), 150s (old 135 However, the plan could be West Coast. that the additional $1,000 help from Red Bank ciasj), 266s and 280s, Also racing for division- delayed agaln.it Middletown and Flames were discovered by Mr, borough gave the tegatta, a tremendous lift. al championship in the territory from Canada Holmdel Townships and the coun- and Mrs. Roland Scott, 30 Brown Approximately $5,100 has been pledged so far, to the Gulf east of the Mississippi, are the ty fail'to reach an «greemejit PI., and.the alarm, was sounded Which leaves $1,600 still to be raised. Jereey speed skiff and ski boat classes. on a proposal to build a con- at 10:50 p.m. By the time Mr. Atlantic Refining Co. has appropriated The fastest boats and drivers in the East necting road between the new and Mrs, Scott returned from $800 for the affair, with $300 going toward a are planning to race here. National high point; Interchange and Dwight Rd. their telephone, they found tjie public address system. Pepsi Cola will con- champion Danny Ardolino, West Long Branch, Joseph C. Irwin, freeholder di house across the street engulfed tribute $1,000 and negotiations are still under .will have his speedy Jersey skiff on hand and rector,, said governing officials In flames. ' ,..••••' way with P. Ballantlne and Sons of Red Bank it will be driven by Bob Perri. of the two townships and the At 37 Brown5PI., Mr. and Mrs, and Newark. Other contributors listed were (See REGATTA, Page 26) county will meet: in Freehold Charles B, Mulliner heard crack- Wednesday to study the proposal. ling and then a thud "like c The meeting will center arotfnd trunk lid being slammed," ap- the cost of the road link to the parently as the windows of the Introduce Zoning Change four interested parties. D. Louis CHAIRMAN RESPONDS — Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, chairman of New Jersey house next door were blown out- Tonti, executive director of the Highway Authority, responds to question* about Garden State Parkway's plan to authority, said the total cost of ward. EATONTOWN A zoning peared at the meeting to thank great benefit to the borough, ai proceed with construction of a new interchange at Red Hill Rd., Middlefown, at Nearby Resident amendment, to change a portion the mayor and council for this well as to us," Mr. Benninge; the 2,300 foot road would be Deputy Fire Chief Robert Ca* action. said. roughly $75,000, including rights pros* conference yesterday. From left, are, Joseph C. IrwFn, county freeholder di- of the present light Industry zone of way acquisition. man, a nearby resident on along Tinton Ave. to an R5 gar- "We hope and believe that what He stated after the meeting rector; Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadleston; Mrs., White; Assemblymen Clifton T. Branch Ave., was one oi the firstden apartment zone, was intro- we plan to build here will be ofthat 337 garden apartments are Could Go Ahead Barkalow and state Sen. Richard R. Stout. firemen at the scene. What he duced and passed on first reading planned for a site on the north It remains unclear if the au saw, he said, could only be de side of Tinton Ave. They will be thority will go ahead with the scribed as a "blazing inferno.1 at last night's meeting of Bor- project without agreement from ough Council. A-Blast Set built in and tentativ Another neighbor, Miss Louella plans are to in constructs the county and municipal offi- Frey of TO South St., said she Public hearing and final action ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. this fall. cials. Mrs. White said the author- rtmentsPlan •aw a reflection anda ' then the on the measure was slated for (AP — An underground nuclear ity legally could proceed with or whole areea was red. A residend t June 22 at 8 p.m. at Borough explosion to learn if heavy ele- The area ifezoned in the meas- Without an agreement. She said LONG BRANCH •—Approval of buffer between the apartment Monroe Pooie, Cedar and Wood- at South and BrpwifPlp . said ments can be recovered from ure introduced last night in- however, the authority preferred a zoning variance to permit a building and. existing homes. . ga.te Aves,,, one of the. principal St. Hall. to work out an "amicable" ar- The board tailored its approv- he heard an explosion. This action followed receipt of such a blast has been scheduled cludes, but Is larger than, the 12-story luxury apartment objectors, had little comment. He Red Bank's six fire companies Benninger-Motter site. The lannext $200,000' be posted with the city other neighbors who. had- filed the zoning change, sides of Tinton Ave,, bounded o: Woodgat e Aves., was,recom- to guarantee construction as out- 1 vehicles. Nearly 100 volunteers The Atomic Energy Commis- the north by New Shrewsbury week the authority hopes It will protests, before.deciding, on fur- responded. Albert J. Benninger and Wil-sion said yesterday the new test, be completed by the end of 1962 mended to City Council last night. lined in the basic proposal; that ther action. He said he continued According to Chief, Harry Hop- liam Motter of Mountainside, who Project Coach, would be touched on the east by the Rt. 35 busines In order to get the job well un- The action, voted 4 to 1 by theno permit for building be issued to oppose the project, . . zone, and on the south by a broo Board of Adjustment after six before such' a bond is posted; kins, firemen had no previous in have proposed to build a garden off in the same potash salt dome der way before the winter During the hearings, the ap- formation that the house was ocapartmen- t development in a por-which was used last December running east from the Army goli months, the authority may have months of week-to-week hearings, that construction start within a to spend an additional $28,000, Mr.had been sought by the Park- year of .issuance of a permit; plicant said apartments would de- cupied. Flames kept fire fighters tion of the rezoned area, ap- in the Project Gnome explosion, course. mand a minimum rental of $60 Tonti said. Chester Corp., of Newark and that the golf course be part of Lincroft, and had been opposed the project; and that no public per room, that the only commer- Yesterday, Mrs. White prom- cial services to be offered would ised that authority lawyers will by a score of property owners restaurant or retail sales facili- in the neighborhood. ties be allowed in the building. be those of any luxury accommo- Award Contract for Sidewalks investigate the possibility of re- dation; that there would be full opening the Telegraph Hill ac- Chairman George Baxter cast Indicate Approval off-street parking facilities but no MIDDLETOWN — J. A. Barbosa Inc., Irvington, was Rd., and Swimming River Rd., are other streets designated cess road to the superhighway the only dissenting vote. Mr. Shane, through his attor- commercial garage operation; awarded a $12,087 contract last night by the Township Com- to eventually get sidewalks. until the Red Hill project Is com- He said he recognized the mittee for the construction of approximately 3,000 feet of pleted. ney, William R. Blair, Jr., of and that there would be a swim- The committee chose the Green Ave. to Tindall Rd. inter- $1,500,000 building, with 121 apart-Red Bank, already had indicated ming pool and pitch-putt golf sidewalk on Leonardville Rd. section as the next area of Leonardville Rd. to get sidewalks The access road, which is con-ments, would be an asset to the The sidewalk will be built from Green to Orchard Aves. sidered unsafe for heavy public approval of all of these qualifi- course for exclusive use of resi- because the area is heavily built up and runs through, the city but believed the arguments cations. dents. The committee also will seek cost estimates for the secur- Campbell's Junction business area. use, was closed May 30. To keep in favor of a zoning variance ing of easements and construction of sidewalks from Green The committee has $35,000 budgeted this year for side- the road open may constitute a to prove the case had not been St. to the Tindall Rd.-New Monmouth Rd. intersection, also on walks. This Includes county funds. violation of the authority's bond sufficient. Leonardville Rd. ' There are two other portions of Leonardville Rd.-Green indenture agreements, Mr. Ton- The awarding of the contract last night signalled the start Ave. to the Leonardo School and the school to Rt. 36 which ti said.. Mrs. White declared, Cite Hardship Master Plan Action of a township program to provide sidewalks on all major also will get sidewalks. however, that "on a temporary The four-member majority arterial roads in the township. The committee received a letter from the Harmony School basis something may be found agreed to the assertion by Park- Because of the number of schools on Leonardville Rd., Parent-Teacher Association urging that action be taken to ex- to get around the contractual chester chairman David Shane Is Expected Tonight tract without qualification. He The chairman . said that the tion among department heads," Allen-Scolt _ 7 tect for a proposed 11-room roughly estimated at $300,000 to system's requirements for some said it would either build the committee is expected to take Mr. Rappa said, "you can ac- kindergarten through second $400,000. Oct. 9 was tentatively time. apartment house or some 60 pri-action on the proposal at to- complish a great deal more for Amusements 18 grade school by the Board of set as a date for public refer- The school population, Mr. vate homes. night's meeting. fhe township." Births „ 2 endum on the expenditure. Education last night. Krouse explained, grew out of New Construction The preparation of the master This is the first action by any Jim Bishop 6 proportion to what the survey official body of the township to- Hal Boyle 19 Mr. Kellenyi, whose work at Outline Study The board majority decided the plan, Mr. Rnppa said, is expected Christian Brothers Academy predicted. Five classes will bo to take 18 months, and, of the ward master planning or rcron- Bridge _ 27 Marion Krouse, chairman of housed outside the facility next project would raise the tone of ing since the unbinding referen- Classified . .28-2! impressed the planning commit- the planning committee, out- the over-all area and encourage total cost, the township will pay tee which recommended him year, and all available space one-fourth, or $6,000, with the dum in November, 1959, which Comic* 22 lined the study which he, Wil- is being used at the school new construction compatible to wos passed, calling for the up- Crossword Puzzle 27 to the board, was directed to liam Q. Meeker and Thomas R-2 private home construction, state and federal governments draw preliminary plans in time plant. paying the remainder. grading of lot sizes from half Editorials „.,... i Daly made In preparation for and that a pitch and putt golf acre to one acre. Herbtock , J for review by the state Board the selection of an architect. Need Imminent course, planned for part of the Mr. Rappa said, "I think It is of Education, tentatively set for The township at present re- Movie Timetable ; IS Together with William Mc- Growth in the kindergarten project, would serve as a good butter for us to take advice from Aug. 29. experts than use only our ownquireqi s half-acra e zoningg, exceppt mmAs* ,..„ „ 2 Cann, principal, and Francis and lower grades in recent in thh e Industrial «me, where r«s>> ByJvla Porter _ I The school will be adjacent Hockey, superintendent, they years, and accelerated build- Saturday Day Camp judgments and, in the long run, For boys 6-14. Expert swim- we'll probably save money." dences may be built oh not leM Radfo-Televisloir 18 to the Forrestdale School, it visited 10 schools in the state ing In the borough have con- than one-acre lots. Social „ 19-11 will have 10 classrooms and an whose architects had been vinced the committee that the ming instructions, baseball, ten The chairman also recom- George Sokotsky _„f new school Is imminently nis, trips. $5 per Saturday. Reg- mended the establishment of a A Clean Car Rides Better all-purpose room designed for highly recommended. Dutch's Automatic Car Wash. fports .^.:.z::;..!Urn physical activity, meals and as- Mr. Krouse said that a Rut- needed. istrations now open. Oakhurst co-ordinated advisory committee tveceufal Investing . . t Mr. Hockey said he believes Country Day Camp, KE 1-1500. to meet periodically on township Across from A&P, Newman semblies. Modest facilities for gers University study of School Springs Rd., Red Hank.-Aidv, W. 5. WMte administration and the school population several years ago In- (See KELLENYI, Page 3) Bernard Kellenyl Adv. problems. On the committee a-Tlniwd«y, Jun» 14, 1552 RED BANK REGISTER 1 ALBERT II. BOSCHAJiBT • mm: MASTHA E. CUT Westher Barbers FAIR; HA.VEM - Albert H. RED BANK — Urn. M*ftl}*ir Bordi&Kit,. 55, of 71 Heights Ttr,, Hew i'tt&v/ ,-— OEoody tad cool Cay, 6S, of ia Eiv« OBITUARIES retired vice preslcte&t of ths St died last DJgh: at her faon>e. with periods ot r«ia or drtHJe to- Obey Law gft torp, of H&rrt»B, Late News Briefs day and much «f Umigkr, " lids Burning ta Ms bat&t torn in While Haven, MA AUGUSTINE BOWELWJ WtS. KAYMlQfiD G, itmGAMD Hiijh today ta the 6Ctt, UJH Closing nftzt a start ilbitw. E, Peter* Jr., M, phia; 18 grandchildren, and five be held Saturday for Ernest A. ate this month. 12:37 p.m. p.m. other days. Tuesday at Fttidn Hospital after were trying to determine if th had lived here five years. He great-grandchildren. a long illness. Carlson, 52, controller of Johnson damage occurred before or dur- The two other members of the (For Red Bank and - Rumson was employed by Sealand Funeral arerngements are un- Johnson, surgical .products ing the smash-up. three-man regime are scheduled bridge, add two hours; Sea Mr. Scheck and his late broth- firm in1 New Brunswick. Service, Port Newark. He was a der the direction of the F. Leon er, Julius, founded the advertis- An examination of the bu to be out of the country, thus Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long member ot St. Mary's Catholic Harris Funeral Home here. Carlson died yesterday in Roos- showed a puncture in the air line, eaving the Red prince at the Brandt, deduct 15 mintues; High- ing agency in 1912. The agency Church, New Monmouth. now is affiliated with the Lewis evelt Hospital, New York City, Capt. David B. Kelly of the state helm during the early pangs lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Besides Ws parents, be leaves S. CANGIAkOSI SERVICES after a long illness. He leaves police reported yesterday. of the effort to turn the war- Agency of Newark. Pattersod Army Hospital two brothers, Thomas J. Murphy, BED BANK - Services for Sr.l- Surviving are Ws wife, Mrs. his wife, the former Elsie Matt- "Hie driver of the bus,Ray- shattered little kingdom into a CHICAGO (AP) - It was chilly Jr., of East Keanaburg, and Wil- son, and two sons, Paul and John neutral nation. and wet today in many areas in Fort Monmouth vatore, Canglalosi of 38 Waverry Catherine Scheck; a son, E. liam F. Murphy, at home. PL, who died Wednesday, will be Grant Scheck; a daughter, Mrs. Carlson of Westfield, and a the Northeast and cool air spread PFC and Mrs. Ronald W. The funeral will be held Sat- Saturday at 8 a.m. from the John Emory Heber; two sisters, two brother, Arthur Carlson of Me- Crash Fatal SAIGON, South Viet Nam, —across western sections of the WrlEnt> 28 Norwood Ave., Long urday at 9:30 a.m. from the John E. Day Funeral Homo .and at 9 tuchen. A U. S. Army sergeant has been nation. Branch, son, Tuesday. F. Pfleger Funeral Home, New grandchildren and two great- Light rain, drizzle and fog o'clock In St Anthony's Catholic grandchildren. killed and two other American Spec. 5 and Mrs. Manuel Faria, Monmouth, to St Mary's Church, where a requiem mass To Highway army men wounded in a Viet- dampened areas from the lower Jr., 320 Bath Ave., Long Branch, Church where high requiem mass The Buckley Funeral Home, No problem finding tenants Great Lakes region and southern will be offered. Burial will be to Asbury.park, is ia charge of ar-when you advertise The Register namese army operation near the daughter; Tuesday. will be offered at 10 o'clock by way—Advertisement. Dept. Man Laotian border, military spokes- New England to the central At- Rev. Robert T. Bulman, pastor. Mt Olivet Cemetery.- rangements. men reported today. lantic coast Showers and thun- FUUn Burial will be In Mt. Olivet Ceme- derstorms spread through the tery. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - A The wounded men, a captain southern Atlantic coast states and Neptune • state highway department truck and a sergeant, were evacuated the central Gulf coast. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Snow, 109 driver. Otis Megill, 61, of Howell to a field hospital at Nha Trang, Freehold Rd., Englishtown, son, Rd. was fatally injured yester- 200 miles northeast of Siagon. Temperatures were In the 40syesterday. ToPickQueen day when he was struck by theThey,, reportedly were not in seri- and 50s in the Northeast from Mr. and ..Mrs. Robert Rome side of another truck while work- the upper Great lakes and mid-Bromell, Damn Rd;, Englishtown, ous condition, . , dle.Mississippi Valley eastward to g on Rt. 9 in Southard, Names of all three men were son, yesterday. For Regatta State Police at Howell Bar- New England. Similar readings withheld until their next of kin were' reported from the northern Mr. and Mrs. William Hope, 15 RED BANK — Are there any racks said Mr. Megill was dead were notified, Hudson St., Freehold, eon, yes- on arrival at Paul Kimball Hos- Rockies westward to the coast terday. girls who would like to be and southwestwatd to central Queen of the National Sweep- pital; Lakewood. WASHINGTON — Unanimous Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan, 23 Mr. MegUl and another state California and southward along Frances.Dr., Freehold, daughter, stakes Regatta, July 7-8? Senate approval of a massive th8 extreme southern Pacific employee, Gregory Boyke of J48.5-bilUon defense bill moved coast. yesterday. The "Sweeps" committee last Fannlngdale, had been patching the record peacetime appropria- night announced blanks for the boles in the highway and started Warmer weather .with tempera Queen contest will be available tion back to the House today. hires ranging from the 60s to the Rlverview to walk around their pickup truck Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morris, 78 at the Chamber ot Commerce which was parked on the shoul- There, leaders were expected 80s, extended over other parts of Office, Stelnbach's and Vogel's to send the bulky measure to the country, with the highest South Ave., Atlantic Highlands, der of the highway. son, yesterday. all of Broad St, by Monday. ' Trooper Charles O'Connor eaii the usual compromise session of marks In the Southwest desert a Senate-House Conference Com- region, the lower Rio Grande Mr. and Mrs. William Heaton, Contestants are welcomed Mr. Megill was on the driver's 12 Annapolis Dr., Hazlet, son, side of his truck and was struckmittee. , valley and west central Florida. from Monnouth and Ocean by the side of a passing truck The bill returns to the House Steady spring rains In areas in County. Age requirement b owned by the E. and E. Machin- with nearly $590 million In Sen- the Dakotas and Minnesota have Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wunder, 23 16-25. Finals will be held Sun- ery Movers Co., Newark, oper- ate increases over what the curtailed spring seeding. Flood- North Park Ave., Shrewsbury, day afternoon, July 1, la River ated by William Coleman, 53, ofHouse originally voted. The dlf- Ing has drowned crops In some son, yesterday. Street School. 45 Greenwood Ave., Montclalr. ferences must be resolved before parts of the three states which A Monmouth Medical Center Prizes Include a bathing suit the bill goes to President Ken- year ago* were hit by drought. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Moultrie, from Stelnbach's and a dress The, Newark 'truck, a long flat iecond St., Matawan, son, this bed Carrier, was loaded with iron nedy. Some early morning tempera- from Vogel's which will be tures and conditions across the morning. pipe. Mr. Coleman was charged Mr. and Mrs. John Roily, 732 chosen by the winner. Two with causing death by auto artd House in- country: New York 55, cloudy; trophies an being donated by WASHINGTON Chicago 57, clear; Boston 53, Ocean Ave., Long Branch, son, was released in $500 bail pending vesttgators question] Commercial yesterday. Art Hafner, Region 3 Inboard a preliminary hearing. rain; Washington 62, cloudy; At- chairman. solvents President Maynard C. lanta 66, partly cloudy; Miami 80, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Albavado, Mr. Megill, a member and pas wheeler today about a sharp con- 56 Main St., Keansburg, daugh- master of the Farmingdale cloudy; Louisville 28, clear; De- fllct of testimony on the firm's troit 57, cloudy; St. Louis 57, ter, yesterday, , HANDY GETS PRIZE Grange, Is survived by his wife, dealings with Blllie Sol Estes Me. and Mrs. James Sims, 366 MOUNT HERMON, Mass. — Mary Dronne Megill; two daugh- clear; Minneapolis 57, partly and a reported $4-mlUion Estes cloudy; Kansas City 63, partly Central Ave., Long Branch, son, The Joseph Allen Prize was ters Mrs. Eleanor Dey of Free- cache ta Switzerland. yesterday. awarded to F. Philip Handy, son hold and Mrs. Beatrice Barba- cloudy; Denver 58, partly cloudy; Wheeler challenged at almost Dallas 73, clear; Phoenix 85, Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming, of Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. gallo of Long Island; two sons; every point yesterday testimony 728 Palmer Ave., East Keans- Handy of 61 Hance Rd., Fair Charles S. Megill of Freehold and clear; Seattle 54, partly cloudy; given before a Texas Court of San Francisco 52, cloudy; Los burg, daughter, yesterday. Haven, at Mount Hermon School's Ralph J. Megill, at home; a sis- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coley, 8 class day exercises June 9. The ter, Mrs. Julia Smith of Farm- Inqujry by Frank Cain, a lawyer Al '^^ 59 ^ ld;f~Anchorag™.llulaKCe representing a finance company 49 raln ffDi Honolulu 76, part- Van Dora St., Keyport, daugh- prize was awarded for excellence ingdale, and a. brother, Aaron ter, Tuesday. Megill of Fanningdale, and fivi to which Estes was heavily In ly cloudy. in declamation. grandchildren. debt. Services will be conducted Sat- urday at 2 p.m. at the Clayton NEW YORK — The stock mar- Fire Now!...You can CM SAV Funeral Home, Adelphla. Rev ket is a cliff-hanger today, Mahlon Robinson, pastor of the teetered precariously" around, (Continued) Jerseyville Methodist Church, Ie 1962 low level to which it The Crothers had lived there will officiate. Burial will be 'Infell May 28la the worst drop since 1959. Evergreen Cemetery, Farming- since 1929. Mr. Crothers was born hi Long dale. The market is testing that low Branch and lived in mis area and, according to some Wall most of his life. A graduate of SHAVING Street experts, the result will de- Red Bank Catholic High School, On Duty termine whether it keeps going he was a plumber and a mem- PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Robert down or reverses its course. ber of union local 181, Red Bank. B. Meyner, former New Jersey Yesterday's hectic up-and-down Besides bis wife, parents, broth- COMFORT... governor and a commander session shoved the market to its ers and sisters residing locally, the Naval .Reserve, is on a two- third sharp loss of the week. he Is survived by another sister, week tour of duty with the Sixth Mrs. Patricia Sydnor of New R< ...for much less than you'd think! Fleet in the Mediterranean. GEJfeVA—The 17-natlon dls-chelle, N. Y., his grandparents, He boarded the USS Spring- armament'.,conference starts aiMr. and Mrs. W. S. Kriner of World's Largest field on Sunday just before her month-long summer recess today Red Bank, two nieces and two departure from Palma in thi with the Soviet Union and thenephews. Seller! Spanish Balearic Islands. Western powers still deadlocked Funeral arrangements will be on* all key issues after three announced by the Anderson Fu- Sensational Value! months of negotiations. neral Home, Red Bank. Western delegates took gloomy view of the first phase LOOK! of the conference of Western, Communist and nonaligned na- Eatontown Sets tions. "I feel the negotiations have Swim Program not been entirely useless," said one diplomat, "but on substan- EATONTOWN — A summer tial matters we have achieved learn-to-swim program for non- absolutely nothing." swimmers only, between the ages of 7 and 17, will be run Jointly NEW YORK (AP)-Wall Street by the Eatontown Board of Ed- Wizard Edward M. Gilbert, who ucation and Board of Recreation, has admitted unauthorized with- the Red Bank Community YMCA 'PUP-TOP' drawals of almost $2 million from and tho Monmouth County Chap- SPE1DSHAVER the company he headed, has ter of the American Red Cross, flown to extradition-proof Brazil. The young people will receive © World-famous for tomfort. Gilbert stepped off a Varig Air- instruction from June 22 through 9 Rotary blades stroke off whiskers. No pinch, no pull. lines Jet in Rio de Janeiro yes- July 6 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Perfect terday and went Into seclusion. « Easy 'flip-top' cleaning. PAINT He declined to give an address p.m. at Kepwel Park, Wayside. e UOvolts(AC/DC).Withcase. —but none like these and a check of hotels and usua Participants will be picked up at each of the two borough play- • Mads with zinc, lead and tourist haunts failed to turn up 'New Norelco (Itanium plgmenti In pure any trace of him. grounds, on Lewis St. and o newer-fhan-n©w sportsters Itnsesd oil. Wyckolf Rd., 45 minutes before! 'floating-head' Speedshover • WsalhflM'siIttant. •FRANKLIN, Tex. - Testimony the class begins. 9 World's finest (having Write or phone LI 24111 The swimming instruction will instrument. • Contain) SPORIUM-OKCIU- from Blllie Sol Estes opened new •• Top left: Ivy Pullover in crisp cofc- © Twin heads iwivsl to hug face. «lvo Plercs ingrtdlent to avenues for investigation In thebe free. There will be a $5 charge © Speed adjusts automatically ton Hopsack. Raglan sleeves and fits- Just say control mildew. mystery death of an Agriculture for trnnsportaion and pool fee, payable no later than the first to board. DCIUKO case. to-perfection tailoring-. 3.98 "Charge H»» • Self-cl«anlng white and 14 Department official, District At- day of instruction. ®110/220 void (AC/DO. •mart colon. torney Bryan Russ said last ffyoulfket night. • Top right: Elegant Cotton/Cupioni NOW $5.00 S Russ said he will subpoena NO ONE INJURED Rayon, designer-styled with swank three or four additional wit LlNCRdFT — No one was In- New Norelco Sportsman touch of embroidery on pocket. @ Reg. 55.75 nesses before die Robertson jured yesterday afternoon In an County Grand Jury holds its next accident Involving a school bus • Rotary bladoi, session Monday. and a passenger car, police re- • Works on 2 flashlight batterle 3.98 The Grand Jury Is Investigat- ported. • Recoil cord anil mirror In case. P*0n figure: Drip/dry woven-atripe KIMMERLE ing; the fatal shooting June 3, Police said a car driven by • 'flip-top' cleaning. cotton Gingham in t{ve season's live- 1961, of Henry H. Marshall, 52, William J. lllgglns, 25, of 354 liest colors. Italian collar. 3 04) Paint & Wallpaper Co. who was state chief of the Agri- Port Monmouth Rd., East Keans- The fabulousiliay«t » you '.0 White St. Red Bank cultural Stabilization and Conjurg- , collided with a Mlddletown havt inn tlcmomlraUd on TV I (ON THE PARKING IX)T) servative Commutes. They ques- school bus at the corner of New- tioned Estes, erstwhile farm > nri Springs and Mlddletown-LIn- NORTH AMIRICAM PHIUH COMPANY, INC MONMOUTH SHOPPING C1NTIR, BATONTOW 1AFFIC CIRCLE To!. SH 7-1129 financier, for nearly two hours croft Rds. The bus was driven 100 E«« 42nd Strwt, Ntw York 17, N«w Yo.k. NottUo h known t EATONTOWN — OPEN DAltY TIL *s3 *M.2i yesterday. None of his testimony jy Christina Laporr, 36, of 33 j (•(illlShav. In Canada and throughout th* r.it of lh» fr.« world. TUES. AND SAT.-TIL >:QQ f,M. ^ WE DELIVER wai made public. Hialeah Ave., Middletown. Bacctdauredte Exercise*? BED BASK BEGISTER Tfareday, him 14, 1963-3 Successful Investing mnday for Red Bank High Delay Awarding Contracts Sonus of Market Drop Seen Due RED BANK — lite senior class For Leonardo Beach House Red Bank High School will To Distress Selling Cigar, Pop? MIDDLETOWN — -ihe Town- come of a Civil Service Commis- hold baccalaureate exercises Sun- They're Here ihlp Committee received bids last sion examination for the post. By ROGER E. SPEAR day at 6 p.m. in the school gym- night for the construction of a With the assignment of Lt. Ken- By ROGER E. SPEAR some of your money is sound nasium. RED BANK — Do you look beach house ia Leonardo—but de- eth Luker as head of the traffic stocks. In view ol the diestic de- ;ike a father? layed awarding of contracts bureau, one shift in the police Q—"What is the season for the Rabbi Joel Smikhensky of Con- recent drop In Americas Tele- cline this year, however, I be- If so, duet be surprised to pending a meeting with residents epartment has been functioning lieve I would wait tor the market gregation Beth Shalom will de- find a cigar ia your mouth there to determine where the without a superior officer. ptoot, and does this affect its liver the address,, "Once Upon a to ctabiUu before making new Saturday. building will be situated. Patrolman Collins will assume growth Handing?" R.B. commitments. free." Invocation win be of- Businessmen, Bays the Gem* Low bids received totaled fered by Rev. Harold Hornberger that post. He had been a member don't consider, that the nnuttiy Chamber of Commerce, $5,484 for the building. ' the force since 1356. recent decline Holy Trinity Evangelical Luth- will bo out In the business dis- Chutch. Msgr. Ertimett A. It was originally slated tor the TTie committee accepted tha hai altered trict to give free cigars to lay- east side of the state marina. Stocks Hit rfonahan, pastor of St. James resignation of Patrolman Georga Tel ephone's out "who looks like o lather." Leonardo residents however, Browa from the force. A mem- growth pros- Catholic Church, will give the The cigars are reported to be want the building located on the benediction. er of the unit since 1957. ha pect*. It has By Waves fine ones. west side, where they feel there aid he was taking a job with simply placed "Praise Ye the Father" by is more' beach area and room for higher pay. a more reason' jounod-Thompson will the pro- parking. able price tag Of Selling lesslonal, and Beethoven's The committee held for study Two Named Township Commltteeman request by the BaySbore Civic oa the future NEW YORK (AP) — Two 'Hymn to Joy" the recessional. Ernest G. Kavalek asked the gov- Association ,to adopt a curfew outlook. One ttrong selling waves assaulted Other hymns are "Alleluia" by erning body to delay awarding big reason for stock market prices yesterday. Acting Police for teenagers in the • township. Randall Thompson, "Send Forth contracts until a meeting could Also held for study was a re- _ a recent drop The market one but sue-Thy Spirit" by Joseph Schuetky held with the Leonardo resi- SPEAR In the stock; evtmbed other. Losses quest by the chief of police that and "The Lord Bless and Keep Sergeants dents. arking on both sides of Rt. 35 was distress selling. were You" by Lutkin. That meeting, a closed confer- EATONTOWN — The promo- NEW TRUSTEE — William O. Barnes, right, a Newark e banned. Last year the company offered Of 1,316 issues traded, 935 de- ice, will be held Wednesday The committee announced it shareholders rights to subscribe clined and 198 advanced. New Ion of Patrolmen John A. Ben- attorney who resides in West Long Branch, is congratu- Ight at town hall. The committee sett, Jr., and Marvin Fowler to would apply for state funds un- to new stock. When shares are highs for the year totaled 3 and lated by Or. Mason W. Grots, president of Rutgers 'ill then meet Friday to award der the Green Acres program new tows 174. *arkway he rank of acting sergeant, with acquired through rights, investors sergeant's pay, was recom- ie bids. o purchase the beachfront area , can bay with a down payment of International Business Ma- (Continued) University, upon his election to the university's board of Woodward Construction Co. The plan for the new tnter- mended by Councilman Edward at the foot of Wilson Ave., Port 25 per cent of the cost, with the chines touched a new low ol O. Clark, chairman of the police trustees. Barnsi, a 1948 graduate of Rutgers Law School, is place, submitted the low gen Monmouth, for a municipal broker carrying the rest. There 322%, closing with a net loss o! change was announced in No- ral construction bid of $3,925. ember last year, but subsequent- committee, and approved by Bor- was one of six new trustees elected latt Friday under an beach. were still many investors holding M rt S»9i- ough Council last night. Sverett H, Thome Inc., also this Telephone with only a 25 per cent ly was withdrawn by the author- amendment to the state university legislation signed latt •lace, submitted the only other An ordinance was introduced American Telephone returned Mr. Clark said that, in view margin and a lot of these people to the place it occupied as most ity after a conflict of opposition month by Governor Richard J. Hughes. Jd—$4,840. authorizing the expenditure of if the good records of all the $15,000 for improvements to tho were forced to sell, when the active stock during the worst o: arose. Critics said that Red Hill Tho low plumbing bid was that Kd. was not constructed to han- 'ive full-fledged patrolmen on the railroad state parking lot in Mid- price dropped and their equity the market convulsion of force, the promotion had been Henry Pulsch, Port Mon- wag reduced. Hold your Tele- couple of weeks ago. dle the anticipated heavy traffic dletown Village. load created by the construction awarded on the basis of a writ- icuth, $1,159. Sorby and Hodson The existing lot would be re- phone, It's a sound stock which AT&T fell 2% to 102'4 on 106.. ten examination given under Atlantic Highlands, submitted the will do wel"l lo- r ' you over th' e BOO shares. Second wax Pola- of a new interchange there. Holmdel to Get surfaced at a cost of $6,500 and supervision of the state police. ther bid of $1,669. stone -would be put on the first yean. roid, off 5% at 87'4 on 67,500 In April the freeholders re- Two firms, Lester Nelson, Port share*. Third was V.S. Steel, off Sgt. Bennett Is 35 years old half of the new lot at a cost of Q.—"We own a house which we versed an earlier position and lonmouth, and Little Silver shares. announced their agreement to the and has served on the borough $8,500. Public hearing will be are now renting out, since my at W/t 0° police force since August, 1955. ilectric submitted bids of $400 June 27. husband has been transferred to FFourth h most active was Xerox, Red Hill plan, bat suggested a School Report Sgt. Fowler is 30 years old, and ach for the electrical work. down TA at 93ft. study of a Dwlght Rd. connection. The commitee held for study another state. The house carries has been on the force since May, The Nelson firm received the All the 15 volume leaders de- At that time, however,* the au HOLMDEL — The so called lembers during a period of nine an o rd In anc e appropriating a mortgage of *6,7M. We have 1958. ontract on the basis of having $30,000 for purchase of a compu- enough in the savings bank to payclined except General Telephone thority bad agreed to shelve the Rutgers Report — a survey of •eeks. & Electronics which rose Vt to proposal at least until next year. Mr. Clark said that hi the sear The board will discuss and re- lone prior work for the township. tronic business machine for the this off. Should we do this or future, following consolidation of the local school system and Us Other bids were as follows: tax office. Wt- " '-•'• ' • * ' Earlier in the year Middletown lew the architects and announce should we invest our money in various borough police ordi- anticipated future needs — will ©den's Electric, Navesink, $450; A plenary retail consumption stocks?" MM. Ford dropped 2 and Chrysler Mayor John T. Lawley said the ts choice within a few weeks. It nances, the post of police lleutea be released at a public hearing Edward Ziegler, Cliffwood, $495, liquor license was granted or . A.—You sound like a young 1, the other auto stocks losing township wanted the Interchange ant may be created and filled. irill then go into immediate study Friday, June 29 at 8 p.m. in the r an addition to the elemen- and Red Bank Electric, $515. the Howard Johnson'Restaurant couple on the way up. Under fractions. Jones & Laughlln at Dwight Rd. Yesterday he said Esso Standard Oil Co., of New present circumstances—and as- dropped a point, Bethlehem and h would agree to the Red Hill elementary school. ary system and the possible con- and Motel, Rt. 35. ruction of a junior-senior high Tersey was awarded a pact t Construction of the moteWs ex- suming that you are getting suf- Republic Steel fractions. Moposal only if the Dwlght Rd. The Board,of Education set lupply 25,000 gallons of asphalt! ficient rent to cover your port- -Reynolds Tobacco lost 2 ink were constructed. 2 Firms Join chool. pected to be finished by late sum- the hearing date last night. Harry In other action the board:, ill at a price of $4,420. mer. gage Interest—1 advise you to Union CarWde 2%, Boeing The authority has maintained D. Pitcher, board president, an- Set June 27 for the final meet Other bidders were Charles J. A new license was Issued be- leave your cash In the savings Radio. Corp. Itf. Sears, Roe- that the cost of locating an in- Chamber In nounced brochures will be avail ng of the fiscal year and July ! tesse Inc., Belford, $7,475 end cause motels with 50 or more bank. It 1$ not at all a bad plan buck 1%. Gold shares backed erchange at Dwlght Rd. would able which will present the recom- i receive bids for 1962-63. A. J. Stavola Inc., Red Bank, units are entitled to a license for people like yourselves to oweaway from recent gains, be prohibitive. mended building program and Employed Mrs. Lucille K. 18,000. under state law. money, If your collateral is ade- Homestake and Dome Mines los- Officials at Bell Labs In Holm- Red Bank staff needs. quate. ing fractions. Schuster as stenographer-typisi The committee delayed award- del, where about 2,500 people are RED BANK — Two new local No details of the report were to the board secretary at an an- ng a contract to the Hesse firm ASSOCIATE DEGREE International Nickel advanced now employed, have sought the firms have joined the Red Bank Inflation has been checked In a point, Santa Fe and Standard discussed by the board last night ual salary of $3,300. 'or 7,800 cubic yards of fi' AUBURNDALE, Mass. — Miss Hits country for the time being, construction of R new interchange Community Chamber of Com- — although it received and dis- Commended Mrs. George S. llrt for the sanitary landill pend- Kathle' Kuehl was among 283 Oil (New Jersey) % each. as well as continued Telegraph merce it was announced yester- but It has never been halted for Yesterday's closing stocks: cussed a preliminary summary- iCinkade for secretarial services ing an examination of the dirt students i who were graduated any long period of time. The dol- Hill access. day at a meeting of the board of Monday night in a conference endered during the year withou composition by the township en- from Lasell Junior College at ACF xnd I-T-B Ort Bri 13' For Red Hill lars you owe now will most as- Adama H* Xobns Man 43 directors. meeting. remuneration. gineer. commencement exercises Sun> Air ReSua Jonei A U 4S Yesterday Mayor James H. The new members are Rocco suredly he paid off with much Mr. Pitcher also announced the Announced It cannot take post- The Hesse firm will supply the day. Sha was awarded an associ- Alteg Cp ,241 Ackerson of Holmdel said he fa- Santangelo, proprietor of Peo- cheaper dollars 20 years hence. Aiiog ua. 26 board has completed its on-the- on on the Raritan- Holmde ill at a price of $7,332. Campc ate in science degree. Miss Aller Pw Kemweott vored the Red Hill location as ple's Liquors, Shrewsbury Ave., Ultimately, you should invest Allied C3> Kopcen 38 job Interviews of architects in- joundry question until officially Construction Co., this place, sub- Kuehl, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kr«.go, " 27 be has in the past. In addition, and Angelo Claglla of Angelo's AUli Chal terested in the township's future ratified of final action by the twomitted a bid of $7,722. Frederick A. Kuehl, Jr., 86 Rum- Alcoa he said he hopes to see the Trucking Co., 12 Rector PI. Am Alrnn iiSj CAM school building .program. ownships' governing bodies. In other business, Patrolman son Rd., Rumson, is a I960 grad- Am BrH 6n beta Pott 0 Dwlght Rd. link constructed an Robert Viscount, of Cruttenden Am Can t*b vni ma A total of 13 schools under Announced eighth grade gradu- Howard Collins was appointed uated of Rumson-Falr Haven Re* i Podesta, Inc., Linden PI., who is Kellenyi Am. - Uh V»l RR the Telegraph Hill access roa construction, representing 12 tion exercises will be held Mon- acting sergeant pending the on gfcmal High School. • Am U>F commodore of the National (Continued) Ant Mot ' w» Ub McNit reopened. architects, were visited by board day, at 8 p.m. in the elemen- Am Smalt M UgrftMy Referring to the financing c iweepstakes to be held here July that the additional facility Am. std U bukeni Rl ary school. There will be 5 coupled with Forrestdale School Am TelMM loj'i Mao* Trie the road link,.Mr. Irwin sal 7 and 8, said .the eastern division- Am Tub 80S KwUn U Card and Cash students graduating this year. could accommodate In excess An VJM6H « nothing definite tuts been planned. al championships will be held Guest speaker will be Mrs. Fran- Amp too MOM ..-•• here this year. He said an esti- «f 1,190 students if classes were Anaconda 41' HO PtoA However, he said the county was Await Graduate ces Stern of Monmouth College to include 30 or more students. Aimco stl M Mont Ward obligated to cooperate with local mated 100 boats will compete. RED BANK — A congratula- Reported enrollment as of Ma Armour ft Co M Minn MAM TTie budget for the races Is The predicted limit Of school Armrt Ck S*.. Nat Blae governments and the ' authority tory card and cash gift await 30 was 609 elementary students Athl Oil W* N Cash Vfil $8,100, Mr. Viscount said. The population In Rumson Is 1,200. Atchlson 23? to provide safe and adequate a high school graduate named Nat Dalnr transport consistent with th Greater Red Bank Junior Cham- Four classes will be located All lUfln m, Nat Dlitlfl Judy. taste... Avco Corn 19V Nat oyp» needs of the area. ber of Commerce is trying to In Fellowship Hall of the Rum- Bibcock £ W m Nat Steel The reason Judy hasn't re- Loose Barge Bald Lima 13 NIT Central The freeholder director sail raise a portion of the needed son Presbyterian Church next Bait & Oh ~ ceived the greeting is that Nl» M Pw that the board recognized th funds through the sale of adver- year. Permission to house the Btyuk Cig No Am Ar James A.G. Wise, Jr., superin- Bell ft How Nor Pao feasibility study of the authorlt; tisements for a program booklet, fifth outside class in Bingham Bendlx Nw»t Alrlln tendent of malls here, found an Rams Jetty Beth Steel Norwich PJi which indicates the lnterchangi he said. envelope — unaddressed and LONG BRANCH — A bargi Hall has been requested of Bor Boeing Ohio Oil 31 Francis J. Bolduc, executive compare... Bordtn should be located at Red Hill. cugh Council. Outb Mar II unsealed — at Linden PI. and loaded with 600,000 gallons < >rg Warn Oweaa.H! r>l 71 According to Mr. Tontl, a re- vice president of the community The school board will pay - -UOSWlCk Pan A w Air n Broad St. asphalt crashed on the Bath Avi Buckeyo PI Param Plct 40 appraisal of the plans has in chamber, announced to members Mr. Wise says that It the nue jetty here yesterday aftei the church $3,000 for use of its Bucy jQrto Penney, JC 43 dicated the cost of the Red Hil that a one-day retail manage- facilities, plus a sum not to Bulova Pa Pw*Lt -a senders or Judy offer satis- breaking loose from a tugboat Burl ind Pa RB 10 project would be $648,000 or $170, ment Institute will be held at factory Identity, the card and and, later, from a Coast Guar surpass $1,000 for repair to the Cue, IX Pepsi Colo 41 Monmouth College next Tuesday, save!!! Cater Trao Perkln Elm 28 000 more than previously anticl cash are available at any win- cutter. jeptlc system which has been Celanese Phil El 29 pated. A part of the increase June 19. He said the session is strained since the addition of Cliei & Oh PHI1! Pet 45 dow In the Red Bank post of- Neither of the two men aboar Chrysler - Pit Bteel- ' could be attributed to the au being held through the co-opera- fice on Broad St. was Injured and, Coast Guards school use. Cltlea Bvo Pub Sv BftO 67 thority's plan to spend $28,000 b tion ot the Central Jersey Bank Coca Cola Pullman A note on the card reads: said, there was no loss of th Never have your Scotch dollars bought V Colg Palm Pure OH accelerate the project and the and Trust Co. He pointed out iquid paving material. Colum Gas BCA that the institute will not be "Judy Dear: We are very Coral Solv Bepub 811 authority's yet-to-be-determinec proud of you, and the record Bound from Philadelphia t so much for so little. Not just because of flie Egg Market Con Edis Reading Co contribution to the cost of buili limited to retailing subject mat- Cont Can Eevlon you have made, dear. Auntie Syracuse, the barge was ownec Corn Pd Keyn Met Ing the Dwlght Rd. connectin ter. special temporary price concession NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA)- Crowa ZeU Rey Tob Hayes and Auntie Ma." by the Morania Oil Co., and wa Wholesale egg offerings light o Cruc Btl Hob Fulton link, he said. Beginning next Monday at The moving in tow of a compan; (you get a Full Ouart at a price found on: Curtlas Wr St Joa Lead Hun School, Princeton, a one- large and mediums and ample oi Del & Hud 8t Reg Pap Others present at yesterday's tug. Lines broke under pressun balance. Demand active on larg X>«nt Sup Bears Roeb conference, held at the Shadow- week program entitled "Lectures of a 25-mile-an-hour wind threi many premium Fifths) but in discovering^ Doug Alro Shell Oil and Conference of Economics, Calls Joint •nd mediums and light on small- Dow Chem Sinclair brook, included state Sen. Ric' miles off shore and the bargi you've bought a finer Scotch than you ever\ Du Pont, Smith, AO ard R. Stout and Assemblymei Political Science and Oral Com- er sizes yesterday. Dun Lt Sooony moved inland swiftly. New York spot quotations: Bait Ko4 Sou Pao Alfred N. Beadleston and Cliftoi munication^' will be held under Session Of Chief Frank L. Bernhard of th drank before! Just try it You're sure to agree End John Sou Ry T. Barkalow; G. Paul Kennedy, the sponsorship of the Tuller Mixed Colors Erie LacK , Bperry M Monmouth Beach Lifeboat Sta- it's not only "The World's Lightest Scotch,} Extras (47 lbs. min.) Mi Firestone- Bid Brand chairman of the Middletown Foundation for the Advancement tion, said a Coast Guard cutte FMO Cp «d Oil Cal of Economic Understanding in extras medium (40 lbs. average] Ford Hot Btd Oil NT Planning Board; Richard W. Industry Units from Sandy Hook got a line t< but the most palatable, as well...'the . OatwU Etui Pack Seuffert,' Middletown bushes Cooperation with Young Ameri 5S«4-23»,4; smalls (35 lbs. aver- •Oen Accept Texaco FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP the barge, but could not hold i 1 Oen Cigar Tex a Prod administrator; Charles M. Pike, cans wil be held, he said. crowning achievement of one of Scotland's age) 17^-181/3; standards Sen Pynam Textron Mayor Albert V. McCormicl When it hit the jetty, gashe: 2% checks 35-26^. Oen Bleo Tldewat Oil executive director of the countj called for a joint meeting in were cut In > Its bottom. Coas Gen Vis Traniamer Planning Board, and Melvln J, MIDDLETOWN ACCIDENT giant distilleries (founded in 1820)... Whites Oen Motor* Un Carbldo the near future of the townshi] luard and commercial tugmei Extras (47 lbs. min.) Oen Pub Ut Un Pao Kohn, assistant to the executiw MIDDLETOWN — Two drivers and borough Industrial Commit expect to pull the barge off th' a TeliEl Unit Alro distilled, blended and bottled by its own extras medium (40 lbs. average] Oen Tire United Cp director of the authority. were slightly Injured yesterday tees. jetty today. Gillette US Llnoi Bernard Goldsmith, chairmai afternoon as a result of an acci- skilled whisky craftsmen...a surety of i 23-24; top quality (47 lbs. min.] Glen Aid US Plywd • The mayor said at last night', A Dukw under Chief Bern 33-36; mediums (41 lbs. average Goodrich . US Rub • of the Holmdel Planning Boar dent on Hartshorne Rd., police meeting of the Township Com- hard's guidance rode about 20 Ooodyear US Smelt unvarying quality, whether you buy it today, 24-26; smalls (30 lbs. average Oracs & Co US Eteel told The Register he had no: reported. mittee that he had been re- feet into the ocean to take th< •t AiP Van Al Btl been Invited to the meeting. H They were listed as Carol L. HJS-MJ4; peewees 14'415& Oreyhound Walworth quested by the Greater Freeholi barge crew ashore. They wer> or in years to coma Just try Ambassador Browns Gnu on 3(«i Warn B PIS did not attend. Wels, 23, of Wigwam Rd., pos- Chamber of Commerce to cal Michael Malik, 58, New Yort Hammer Pap ... Wn Un Tel Deluxe. We're sure you'll make it youri Extras (47 lbs. min.) 33-34; top Hero Pdr S3 West; m sible head injuries, and Theresa for such a meeting of the tw< City, first mate, and Hans S, quality (47 lbs. min.) 33-35; medi til Cent &v White Mot It adds upl More and mon D. Gray, 25, of 8 Chapman Ter., Hagen, Hauppauge, L. I., a sea- Int Bui Mch SM* Woolworth five-member bodies to show thai favorite Scotch ever after. ums (41 lbs. average) 24-26; tnt Harv *W Yum Sh&T people use The Register ads each knee injuries. Police said both the Township Committee support! man. smalls (30 lbs. average) rnnt NicKickk «0V Issue because results come fast- drivers indicated they would see the groups. Assisting the chief were Rogei Cnl Paper 2« NOW AT THIS GREAT SAVING 1814; peewees 1414-1514. tnt Te&Tel 36M er.—Advertisement. their own doctors. The major said the committees, Smith, Allen Davies and Geral< which is made up of topnotcli Longo of the Monmouth Bead AT YOUR FAVORITE PACKAGE STORE representatives, were organized station. to aid in attracting industry tt BRIGHT ACRE OPEN EVENINGS the area. Township Attorney Arnold Tan- Bands, Units 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Monday thru Saturday—Sunday 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. ner said that the lire nnd build- LONG BRANCH — Bands anc ing codo ordinance, embodyln, color guards from Fort Mon- the national building code, wouli mouth and the Lakehurst Naval be ready for introduction at thi Station, and two drill teams, the DU BOSS SPLIT HAIL CYPRESS VANDY-CRAFT CLEAR 60" June 27 meeting. drum and bugle corps, and th A contract was awarded t< twirler unit from the Boys CIul Each rail 11" long — C. H. Sutphen, Freehold Town of Asbury Park will be amon, each post is pressure PICNIC ship, for $42,883.18, the low bid marchers hero in the Fourth 88 for the-yearly road repair work July parade. treated with Penta. 80 The final awarding of the con Ralph Damiano, grand mat SET In Carton tract Is subject to the passage Makes up 10' section, Casb 'n Carry of a financing resolution. shal, announced last night that th Cash 'n Carry line of march also will includi A major subdivision was 1 post arid 2 rails. WITH 2 BENCHES 15 units from Fort Hancock; Bat granted to Charles Hall for five 2 tery C, First Nike Missile Bal lots on a newly proposed stree LAWNUTE to bo called Brookwood Dr. talion, Middletown; 250th Qua KOROSEAL HOSE CLOSEOUT POOLS which Will intersect Glendale Dr. termaster Battalion, New Jersc; By GOODRICH Doughboy and Hettrick CHAISE & Mayor McCormlck stated thai National Guard; Long Brand State Sen. Richard R. Stout hai Firo Department and Civil D< FLOOR SAMPLES 2 Folding Chairs notified him that ho would trj fonse and Disaster Control Com to obtain $11,700 In state aid mittee, and all Long Branch vet Reg. toward the repaying of .8 rnlle ol crans" units. 88 MORE 88 Gravel Hill Rd. Mayor Thomas L, McCllntocl The committee decided to is general chairman for arrongi $7.95 ments. The committee in chargi SS' length THAN Complete up a meeting with the Municipal ALSO AVAILABLE... In limited quantity. Rare, 50% off Revaluation Co., Rldgewood, foi will meet Tuesday at City Hall 19 aged 12-year-old and 25-year-old Ambassador, 4 June 22, to acortaln what prog' Any local organizations wishini We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities ress is being made on assess' to participate In the parade an the famous liqueur Scotch served at the flneit mcnls. asked to have representatives Bars, Dining Spots, and Clubs, h now being . tho meeting. A moment of silence was ob allocated in limited quantity to leading New Phone BROAD ST. served for former Township Corn mlltcemnn William F, Week whi Former heavywelgth boxer Ri Jersey liquor stores. Ask your Dealer. SH 7-5555 SHREWSBURY died May 18. Mr, Week serva Lane Is a freight handler for on the committee from Decembe Salt Lake City, Utah truckin WINDED SCOTCH WHISKY • S« P*OOH 1958, to January, 1961. firm. OUALITV IMPORYIRS INC. N«W VOKK.N.f. couttsel of the U. S. 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• 100% dlsmantlad, than ro- PRICES INCLUDE EXPERT INSTALLATION! assamblad by exports o Thorouahly t«st*d for Ilkc- now petrformunc* CHEV. 6 • Fras SOO-mlla chock MAINSTAY 1942-61 a Ouar. 90 days, 4,000 miles RIv.rtM. Ingln. Ouarant*. FEDERAL SAVINGS PER ANNUM II '•-mwwloclvrtd outmb!/ (ah b«- Lesi h«ad, Restore your car's pep, pow«r > from dot* of Inilal- and performance with a River- lollon or 4,000 mUti ol UM (whlihtvtr side rebuilt engine. Check Words JIM BISHOP: IMS Bm* tumt, m*a Be*,**, i. a The British ml Heft Kong THOMAS BROWN, MUbhcr The sign Mid Lo Wu. It stood beside a chalky md IAMBS X. nbGAN, CAter M. HAROLD KELLY. General and, a little beyond, there was a railroad aiding, Pol* W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager lowing the tracks, one came to a black iron bridge. It Member st the Amdated PRM crouched over the muddy Sham Chun. This Is the true li «suti»4 «ss«o*mi» t« tin OM tot «* as Its* IMU an* VWM mil nil tf •>•»• itwttottw, Bamboo Curtain. On the near side, two British police- Member o! American Newspaper Pablliner. Association men stood studying their feet, bands Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation behind their backs. n> bi Btak Buuur untntM no BninoHi reffonilbWUM lor tnioinpUini wren la adHiMSU. , On the far side, Chinese soldiers M mil nmrtm wlUioi chlro. Ihsl part el «n Mnitlnm«Bl la wMUl U» tn«»r»phic«J •rror oeeun. M- tl MUioww noWj a* auts«n)Bit uaaMiutir « uv «in wWeb w ocour. in the brown tunics of communism ThU Mmptptr amiOM o» mpmuuutlM ten uuiniui ci opinion, in Mttera bam n* twdan. lounged against the rifles across their Ou tU.M 81* awotht, ITW backs. A small white signal tower glis- MwrWKin Fnew ID •tad* vsvy by matt, • etatt KH9* MMT H eunur. J etat* tened with a red star. Some refugees THURSDAY, JUNE M, 1963 sat on the shady side of the bridge. Their riches were on their backs: a BISHOP mattress, a chair, a baby, a knotted It's Time for a Meeting bundle of clothes. Most of them were Cantonese. They crouched on It has been over a week since perative that some evidence be given their haunches and whispered animatedly. They had the county Board of Freeholders ap- that there is a definite plan to im been cleared by the People's Government of China to pointed a five-man Advisory Com- prove the facility. What's more, with emigrate to British Hong Kong. The English bad cleared mittee on Airports—and, to date, the the county rapidly becoming indus them after ascertaining that they had bona fide rela- group has not yet held a meeting. trialized, the need for an improved tions in Hong Kong who would keep them from be- airport beqomes a necessity. coming public charges. This is unfortunate, for we be- Now, all that was necessary to complete the lit- lieve the question of improved air- The airport committee will have tie ceremony was the arrival of the old steam locomo- port facilities for the county is a broad powers to conduct a complete tive and its 10 cars. It left Canton—45 miles behind priority item and immediate action study—and this is as it should be. the Bamboo Curtain—one morning each week. The is needed. Of course, it will be up to the free "I didn't know Hia pilgrims staked our ekiims when they landtd ...! refugees watched for it Their black shoe-button eyes holders to make the final decision scanned the tawny hills of Mao Tse-tung. If it did not I Purpose of the committee is to and it can be expected, they will These Oayss come, they would go back. aid the freeholders in deciding be guided by what the committee LETTERS No Chinese wanted to go back. They did not whether the county should go into reports. despise communism. Most of them do not understand the business of operating an airport. The Republican Posture KEEPING A TOWN CLEAN ideology. Food is god. Communist China is hungry. It is unfortunate that the free 184 Hance Rd.. The communes have not produced enough vegetables. What brought tbe issue to a head By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Fair Haven, N. J holders have waited so long to ge To the Editor: There are 600,000,000 people. Even the few who are In recent weeks was the disclosure an airport study group formed. Free Richard Nixon's victory in the California primaries Since our town, Fair Haven, is well fed become hungry again each day. Famine is the keeps him in the frame of Republican candidates for making elaborate preparations for breeze which sweeps the land. that the Army Signal Corps, princi- holder Director Joseph C. Irwin has an anniversary celebration, it pal tenant of the Monmouth County said the freeholders have been con President He has one more hurdle: the general election would - seem proper to remind Mao Tse-tung would not be angry if one hundred Airport in Wall Township, which is cerned for some time about the air in which he must defeat Pat Browia. Should he defeat both adults and children to begin million of his people left He would give exit visas to Governor Brown, he will undoubtedly be the Republi- keeping Fair Haven clean before the old, the sick, and the very young—all non-produc- privately owned, may relocate its inviting visitors. port situation. can candidate for President Should he ers. This would reduce his food problem a little, His station. The Army is unhappy, and The collecting squad of little It would be to everybody's ad- be defeated by Governor Brown, he will boys could use some of the tax- population is exploding. He prefers H-bombs. justifiably- so, with the condition of vantage if Mr. Irwin and Charles be out of the picture altogether. payers' money for scrap cans. Forced to Accept Print on them—"Please keep our the airport—mainly the maintenance M. Pike, executive director of th Should Nixon remain a candidate town clean of litter"—meaning The train arrived. It stood panting on tha far side of the turfield and the hangar ac- Monmouth County Planning Board for the presidency, he will undoubtedly to please use the cans for gum of the little bridge as the peasants scampered to get commodations. and executive secretary of the air- be nominated. His only serious oppon- papers, cigarette butts and fruit aboard. The British watched from the near side of the ent could be Nelson Rockefeller who is skins and apple cores, instead of bridge. They did not want these people but, through It Js important that action be port committee, called the new group throwing them on the lawns of together to begin solving a problem no longer as potent a factor in the af- Hance Rd., where flags will be custom, they were forced to accept them. taken—and taken soon—in this mat- fairs of the party as he was a year ago. flying and a parade will march Hong Kong—which is to say Kowloon and Vic- which should have been solved to band music for the grand cele- ter. While the Army's current airport SOKOLSKY He seems to be fading away as a politi- bration June 15-16-17. toria and the New Territories from Ha Tsuen to Sha agreement runs until 1963, it is im- years ago. cal force. Should Nixon fail in California, the Rocke- My husband and I eat break Tau Kok, held 3,200,000 people. This is an area of less feller effort may revive. fast at 6 a.m., and after we hear than 400 square miles—8,000 persons per square mile. Both Nixon and Rockefeller may go slow in seek- IThe Lord's Prayer" sung by The tide of floppy black cotton pants and slippered Yoar Money's Worths Perry Como, I begin my dally ing the nomination in 1964, expecting that President scavenger hunt. Some mornings feet is so strong that a new school or health station is Kennedy will get a second term. Their objective will I have gathered as many as 16 opened every eight days. Tomorrow's Freak—The Non-working Wife be to see if President Kennedy falls on his face political- butts and a dozen gum papers. Last month, 40,000 Chinese tried to get into Hong ly before they commit themselves irrevocably. Each At 8:10 the children begin com By SYLVIA PORTER ing this way to (school, and then Kong by stealth. Some sailed at night In sampans; some is young enough to wait until 1968 without damage. the candy cartons and yesterday's swam tt© Sham Chun; some were taken across the By SYLVIA PORTER mial rate of 3 per cent—or more social" party and then was prac- The Republican Party is now at the stage when "ftooschooll papers come flying. border by Chinese • smugglers, who sold the refugees Observation: Unless you are o than twice the rate of rise In total tically isolated by the other fe- it can no longer opportunistically hope that the Ken- Isn't it fun to have a house on Hong'Korig clothes, then tipped the British police where become a working wife, Mrs households—it's obvious that be- male guests as that phenomenon Hance Rd., i.e., if you need bend- to look for them. America one of these days you're fore this decade ends more than — the working wife. Now loo] nedy Administration will slip. Thus far, the Republi ing exercises? going to be In the minority group half of all families will have two who is on the way to becoming cans have brought two charges against the Kennedys: Let us hope for the best al- This little group got aboard jthe train. It moved in the; United States. wage-earners, and if that second phenomenon — the non-work- 1. That a dynasty is. being established; ways, and keep our faith in this slowly across the ton bridge and, on the British side, Evidence: Nearly half of one Isn't you, Mrs. America, yon ing wife! human race, and try to believe America's 4 5 well may feel discriminated 2. That the executive is seeking more power than there Is some good in everyone, pulled onto a siding and stopped. English officials ex- million fami- against. the Constitution n/ovides for. be it ever so minute an amount amined the papers, interrogated the Chinese, had them lies have two Observation: If your family KNOW YOUR Dynasty In New York City there Is drive examined medically, and the train moved on down to or more mem- earns less than $7,000 and you Point one is meaningless. A dynasty would mean going on and a pool on the walk Kowloon and bulging bags of rice. bers in the aren't bringing In a paycheck, GOVERNMENT in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral work force, ac you're already in a distinct mi- that the succession to the presidency would cease to where a sign reads, "Please drop Some Are Spies cording to the nority and you may find your- Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers be Constitutional but would be by a process of birth a coin to aid in keeping our city Some are spies. The British know this. They have self on the defensive, explaining Association, 143 E. State St. clean." I'm certain the money third edition o Trenton 8. N. J. In a word, John, an infant, would be expected to suc- their own Chinese hirelings in Canton and Foochow. "A Graphic to any informed group that only is being used for that purpose and Guide to Con unavoidable claims on your time ceed his father dynastically, probably with a regent you will see the result if you take There is no sabotage on either side. It is understood sumer Mar- prevent you from helping to pad Two of the most widely known What they are calling a dynasty is altogether some- time off and walk down Broad- that Mao holds all the cards. He controls the water kets," pre the family's pocketbook. characters In America do not thing different They want to make an issue that there way from Chambers St. to the which quenches British thirst He can shut the valves PORTER former Aquarium, Battery Park— pared by the Evidence: Of all America's exist in real life. are too many Kennedys in the administration. Let us at any time. Also, at his whim, he can unleash mil- National Industrial Conference families in the $7,000-and-up They are "Reddy Kilowatt, a long walk, if you can take it. Board under the continuing spon- bracket, two-thirds have more than cartoon symbol recognized as look at the facts: before he was elected President, Jack In Indiana the fine for littering lions of fanatical citizens who will, overnight, race sorship of life Magazine. In about one wage-earner, and in nearly electricity's greatest salesman was a United States senator. Before Jack was elected roads or highways is $100. through the tiny British Crown Colony and over-, three-fifths of all multi-earner 6D per cent of these cases the and "Smokey the Bear," wh President, Robert was counsel to a congressional com- We were in the bridle path in whelm it homes, the wife is the sole addi- second worker is the wife. In the has taught millions the lesson c Central Park one afternoon and tional worker. With multi-earn- $7,000 to $10,000 income bracket, Hre prevention in the forest. mittee. Both have seen long service in government The recognized Rose Ponselle's lim- The English, with cool snobbery, pretend, to be er families Increasing at an an half of all working wives bring Joining this exclusive company only additional Kennedy relative now in the govern- ousine. She was with her mother masters of the situation. They issue licenses and per- home more than one-third of of famous cartoon characters ment Is Sargent Shriver, head of the Peace Corps. Ted and father, who had shortly be- mits, enforce laws which Include whipping Chinese the family's &tisl paycheck. with an educational message 1 Kennedy is seeking the senatorship from Massachusetts fore come to this country. We Observation. If you're over 35, "Buck Strong," an AI Capp cre- were curious naturally, as opera malefactors, live apart from the teeming millions who have children who are in school ition, who will bring home to and may or may not be elected. As the record stands fans, and kept trot with them, throng the streets carrying heavy baskets on bamboo EDITORIAL VIEWS or who already have completed M million Americans the evils at the moment only one has been added, namely Shriver. when to our amazement we saw poles, and sit in the cool of the evening in their private their formal educations and you if inflation and the importance of banana skins being thrown from Point two, most of the additional powers came the limousine window! The patrol clubs, sipping gin and tonic and acting as though their don't go out to find yourself keeping the dollar strong to keej to the presidency during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presi- OF OTHER PAPERS at least a part-time job, you'll America strong. also saw the banana skins and ancient tanks and their battalions of the Queen's Own find fewer and fewer lady friends dency. The issue that has arisen in the Kennedy Ad- stopped them, and handed Miss Fourteen basic economic truths Ponselle a ticket, which the will, when the time comes, hold back the oriental tide. PARKWAY CLOSING with whom to spend a leisure which are essential weapons in ministration is one of stand-by powers. mother thought was a pass for a The British are the most gallant fighters in the Mrs. Alyce Lathrop of Holmde afternoon. the fight against inflation are be- Is right in protesting the closing Many years ago when I was If we are realistic about the cold war and the show, according to the news re- world. Not the brightest, but the most gallant They ing presented in readily under port next day! Of the Holmdel ingress and exit just emerging as a financial re- stood visual form by Butf prospect of our economic defeat, largely due to over- lose valiantly, as they did in Christmas week of 1941, Tickets for carelessness Is the of the Garden State Parkway. porter, I was invited to a "very itrong. The message is aimei The parkway move also has been production and out-pricing ourselves in world markets answer. when they held the Japanese forces off Hong Kong the Interests of all — em- it may be necessary to give the President stand-by for three weeks, bleeding and dying because they would protested by the Holmdel Town- iloyees, management, share- In passing, I wish to say to the persons who have sent me ship Committee. The parkway wlders, farmers, veterans, re- powers. There is a moot question over which there not face the inevitable. authorities built the Holmdel ac CARMICHAEL anonymous letters in reply to my ired persons, savers, consumers, cess to utilize the Telegraph Hi! should be an Intelligent debate. If there were no war letter about laboratory animals, They did the same thing in Burma, Malaya, India, lousewives, the clergy, the gov terrain as a maintenance depot situation, the expansion of executive authority +could please read the new book adver- Belgium and France. When Mao is ready, the British and then allowed, In return, loca' ernment, educators and ydlith tised in the New York Time: The common goal is a strong, be tolerated. We face an attack on our economy by will do it again in Hong Kong ... people to use It for not protesting both Soviet Russia and the Common Market. The Presi- book review, "Animals in Sci despoliation of hunting country growing, prosperous America. ;nce." In presenting one of the and as partial repayment for dent must not only be vigilant, but must be able to Eva B. Kenny. damage to roads used by vehicles oints, Buck Strong, sporting act immediately. "Resolved, Then, That Nature Is Wonderful» )ig dollar sign, says: "Keep me carrying parkway construction VETERAN'S TAX LOSS And That Elephant Trunks Are itrong by asking government to No Campaign equipment, just as Mrs. Lathrop 15 Elm PI., Good, Donkey Ears Bad" •ays. lo only the things it can pay On these two issues the Republicans cannot fight Red Bank, N. J. Some very strange events are in sound dollars. When gov a campaign. On the issue of foreign aid, foreign trade, To the Editor: transpiring in the Holmdel part tariff and the relationship of domestic cost»»to in- As a taxpayer of Red Bank bor- of the county. To accommodate ough. I would like to mention a Increased traffic caused by the 11s by creating new money, ternational prices the opposition party can raise an condition that does not seem quite opening of the Bell Telephone making every dollar weaker." issue and fight hard. fair to me, and to many others laboratories, parkway authorities Other • messages in the battle The next three years will be bitter ones in Ameri- In a similar position. decided to build a new access at against inflation relate the im- As a senior citizen, I was al- Red Hill Rd., much to the chagrin portance of a sound dollar to can history. This is no era of good feeling. It is a crucial lowed a credit of $115.20, on my and anger of the residents of the the tax system, money supply, period that will have to deal with the accumulated er- 1961 taxes. On my 1962 tax bill, area.' They protest that historic jobs and investments, economic rors of 30 years and partisan feeling will ride high. with the new assessed valuation Red . Hill, over which British progress, freedom and other fac- of 100 per cent, and the new low- troops fled after the Battle of ets of a strong America. During such a historical era, men with small ideas er proportionate tax rate, I have Monmouth, will have to be The educational program Is and without courage will be hurt politically. We are been given a credit of only $22.29. widened at great cost to Middle Tills Is a loss to me on my taxes town and Holmdel Townships and under auspices of the non-parti- moving into an era more like that which faced Andrew san Council for Economic of $92.91. Monmouth County. Jackson rather than that which faced James Madison. The veterans' exemption on Red" Hill Rd. residents urged Growth and Security. A Jersey- He, H. Bruce Palmer of Newark, Out of it will come a changed America and the period taxes has also been reduced. They that the Holmdel access be re- stand to Iosa $58.07 on their 1962 tained and Improved so It could Is president of the national between 1064 and 1968, no matter who is President, "CEGS," heading a long list of taxes. Is this fair? «erve nearby Bell Labs. Park- will be one of the sharpest in American history because Isn't It strange that the New way authorities heeded the first notables and organizations sup- porting the movement. there can be no waiting for decisions too long. Jersey Assembly and Senate did violent protest and promised to not anticipate this change, and delay the Red Hill access for a In New Jersey Buck Strong's This then requires keen thinking in the opposition. take the necessary steps to rcm year tnd to restudy the question. battle for a strong America will Those who like to play politics by polls, who keep edy it? Of « sudden, they reverted prove a welcome addition to the Many taxpayers are affected themselves and decided to close continuing efforts of organiza- their ears to the ground, will not serve. The opposition the Holmdel access And to build tions such as the New Jersey :o the Kennedy Administration must be in the hands by ,thls loss, and In these times the Red Hill exit. An exit at Taxpayers Association, which if a prophet. Will It be Richard Nixon, Nelson Rocke- It often operates as a hardship, K«l Jflll will open » lot ol new over the years has been cam- 'eller or Barry Goldwater? After the 1982 congressional particularly for senior citizens. land for development, but wilt t-tr paigning for sound finance sym- Yours very truly, «5e*roU o historic and picturesque bolizing efficient and economical :ampaign the Republicans must be ready with a pro- J. George Goodall. 6~-Tliur«day, Juno 14, government. -am. Slogans and imprecations w.11 not do. (S«« LETTERS. Page 7) AlleifScottReport .*••• honorary degree on tie 50th «n- of 'tad irast hope to the hearts BED BANK BE&STER Tnarsd»y, June 14,. 1962—7- State civenarjr of ttli graduation from of many for fretttr, holier, St Maty* College, . . Senator LETTERS America. * Uke tie bhi« of hetven by your nation. So Uve tad work {tat it Estes Keftover, lVTeM., chair- TU Stars tad Strip* are cry«- loyally. Its wMteMS* more like •H! nmer Oy over fafusttee, Cootiette 7WM/TE TO THE FUG Kennedy-McCormackWatchAsked ota of tbt Ami-Trust Iuvesti*tt- taltod hopes *ad i*$n, * syra- the pmity of tbt mm by your y, g bet, * " m Vnim Ave, bo) of ow aatio*r"s tfoom and tag Committee, is ijnfiaf for « purity of lite, II* stars a little *a& always mer Club Post By ROBEBT S. ALLEN m& PAUL SCOTT pbte n«W Cliih With fgM «**'. Long Branch, W, J. glory,/ It csaa* into being a long brighter by your devotion to tfaek Idaho's Sen SS Moathlr ators Henry Dworshak, R., and Frank Church, D., every mem ber of the Senate received a 10- pound sack of giant Idaho pota< toes. They BO Impressed Senato Gale McGee, D-Wyo., that h wrote the two solons, "The pota- FOAM OH 111HERSPRING COTS toes looked so wonderful I'm no sure whether we should eat them or frame them." ... A biogra TO ROIL OUT OR FOLD AWAY! phy Is being written of former Senator Burton K. Wheeler, D- Mont., one-time militant libera 114 Coils adjusts 3 ways who wound up his political ca< reer a bitter New Deal foe mi for sleeping, lounging* 60 BROAD STREET RED BANK leading Isolationist. Now 80 »n reading. practicing corporation lsw, B. 717 Cookman Ave. Asbury Park Wheeler says h» Is still a Demo- crat, but he supported Elsenhow of« poiywMr fooM ox Open Wednesday end Friday 'til 9 P, M. er and Is critical of the Kennedy easy roifinjj ttael fMMMv regime. Sftipod fkWno. Representative George Miller, D-Calif., chairman of the House Spaco Committee, la getting an BED BANK REGISTER. eaten aren't found in New «f Afriea, tad tUewfewe, tbt Bet ti» a* csOwt 17-ynr tv 8—Tbunwfcjr, June K 1962 Ffdrview itntj, the stale Depattntst' department *«M. fetea tfeiiea- cast* (dewtw) ww tWtiag of Agriculture report*, etes » dweoUu-tftytrtd out* New Jersey k*v« • Mn. SU*!ey MieJodi, Onk Hill • to >»A ttUA Ixuttbl* im* u» af> t* chaD tk*l TEENTON - Uwir reb^vt* ttot M., bm rttura«l tome from Rlv-j }*"** "• gpp, *r* rtltthtd in feted la teormet chops la tfeb totdftfe t» not," Hw Depart, e/vlew Hospital where «he w««, fine tor fettttt W«l«f **U* by loowt Mcxko, Efyjrt, AraW*, pert* country. mm *# Avte&mt*

Maty. Hogan celebrated her eighth birthday last week. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hogan, Rt. 35.

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, Rt. 35, was John Alberts of Kingston, N. Y., Mrs. Scott's brother. DISCRIMINATING HOME OWNERS CHOOSE Laurie Pabst, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pabst, Andover US FOR THEIR AWNING NEEDS . St., marked-her 10th .birthday Monday with a party in her home. '• HERE'S WHY YOU NEED AWNINGS. TOO • COOL—only .awnings can raduca temperature! up to 15*/. I Four Are Fined • PROTECT your furnithingt, rugi, rfr«p»»l • KEEP OUT RAIN from windows, doori! For Speeding • BEAUTIFY your home and yardl SHREWSBURY - Magistrate Standard •wnings ar« sewn with orlon thread lor long lif« Whitney Crowell Tuesday found «nd have th« htaviest hot galvanized frames and fittings. four motorists guilty of speeding. NEW OFFICERS — New officers of the Altar-Rosary Society of St. Benedict's Catho- Fined $15 each were Edward T. CANOPIES lic Church, Hazier, were installed recently at ceremonies in the Oak Shades fire house, Henthorn of White St., John Mea- Will add beauty to your patio or It will be a plaaiura to call and Matawan. Left to right are Mrs. Anthony C. Mosia, treasurer; Mrs. William M. O'Mal- kirn of Robinson PI., Red Bank, and Pasquale Gervolino of Sec- AWNINGS terrace, and giv« you more utility, give you more Information and an ley; vita president; Rev. Edward P. Blaska, pastor and moderator; Mn. Charles F. ond Ave., Long Branch. Josephine Cuitom made by ni too. Our canopies art recognized esfimata. No obligation, of coUrie. Tague, president, and Mrs. John J. Freyer, secretary. B. Stasnak of Hope Rd., New »re of the fln»t as ths finest made. Shrewsbury, received a $10 speed nwterUlt >T>llaUe. ing fine. GRANTED LICENSE They CM be made TRENTON — The state Board Also appearing in Municipal In • style to suit the 4th Raritan Suit of Ophthalmic Dispensers and Court yesterday were Robert T. architecture of your STANDARD AWNING CO. Technicians has issued a license Sadler, stationed at Fort Han- home. C. MORALLER, Prop. , EST. l«7 Wickley vs. Seamen Libel Case to Mrs. Sylvia Pinsky, 16 Wool- cock, who was fined $10 for pass- ley Ave., Long Branch. She re- ing a red light, and Stella Clfro- 615 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN TRENTON — Another Raritan regarding his handling of town ceived one of 14 licenses grant- della of Bloomfield, who was SHodytld* 1.0696 drivir Township libel suit has been filed ship treasury records and books, by the state board yesterd •d to in Superior Court here. CPA The suit was filed Tuesday Mr. Wickley is a certified pub by Walter J. Wickley, Hazlet, for- lie accountant. mer township treasurer. It Is the He charges that Mr. Seamen fourth suit filed in less than three damaged his reputation and pro- months. fessional standing. Mr. Wickley's charge of libel Mrf Wickley, in the suit, ask! is against Harry P. Seamen, for- for a trial by jury and seeks com mer Raritan mayor. pensatory, general and punitive LIST OF In his suit, filed by Jacob L. damages. We Salute Winograd, Jersey City attorney, The first libel suit of the fou: Mr. Wickley charges that'in Sep- was filed by Mr. Seamen ii tember of last year Mr. Seamen April against Raritan Mayo: composed, published (in a weekly EVENTS Philip J. Blanda, Jr. The suil newspaper) and distributed a charges that Mr. Blanda dam THE BORO OF statement questioning his (Mr. aged Mr. Seamen's reputation Wickley's) ability as a finance and' professional standing as ' officer and made false statements result of statements and news- paper advertisements allegedl; FRIDAY, JUNE 15TH made by Mr. Blanda before ant Phone OS 1-1073 during last year's election cam paign. JUBILEE GARDEN TOUR 1 P.M. Mr. Seamen is a Republican Sponsored by the Fair Haven Garden FAIR HAVEN Mr. Blanda, a Democrat. Club. Five lovely Fair Haven homes open to the public. Refreshments. Do* Suit, Countersult nation $1.50, Tickets available from Mr. Blanda answered with Garden Club members, ON ITS suit against the three GOP candi dates who ran for office last year, Township Committeeman FOUNDERS1 BALL Robert E. Lennon, Michael 9 P.M. Gormley and James J. McKay To honor the 42 founders of Fair Haven MASTER DEALER Jr.—and a countersuit agains still living in town. The Willowbrook Inn. Mr. Seamen. Dancing 'til 1:00 A. M. to music by Vito • SERVICE As in Mr. Seamen's suit, thi Marascio. Entertainment. Old time Sing- complaints deal with allegedly Alons. Presentation of Founders' Medals. EN JUBILEE • SALES derogatory remarks and news- Midnight buffet supper. Tickets $2.50 per paper advertisements before and person available at all Fair Haven stores • PARTS I during the 1961 • election cam or from Jubilee CoArnittee members. 1912 to 1962 paign, with the present mayoi MONMOUJH charging*, that his professiona standing and reputation wen MOWER .NO damaged. SATURDAY, JUNE 16TH Mr. Blanda is an attorney. and we 6B6 Hwy. 35, None of the cases has beei X heard by Superior Court ye Middletown Hearings are not expected t GOLDEN JUBILEE PARADE 2 P.M. take place for several months Biggest in Fair Haven history. Antique automobiles. Historic floats. Woodland Drive and River Road to the Knollwood School. Reviewing stand at Shopping Cen- ter. Free refreshments for all and an- UNEXPECTED EXPENSES? tique car display at Knolhvood.

OFFICIAL JUBILEE CEREMONIES 4 P.M. ALL VISITORS At Knollwood School grounds. See SPECTACULAR AERIAL TO THE FIRST FIREWORKS DISPLAY Merchants 9 P.M. At Church of the Nativity parking area, National Ridge and Hance Roads. GALA CELEBRATION t Bank ^ GALA BLOCK PARTY 10 P.M. About A At Fair Haven Shopping Center open to Friday - Saturday - Sunday all Fair Haven, young and old. Enter- tainment. Refreshments a la carte. Danc- ing 'til midnight to Vito Marascio's oc- PERSONAL chestra. June 15,16 and 17 LOAN SUNDAY, JUNE 17TH Borrow for any worthwhile purpose at any THE LOW AGENCY WILLOWBROOK INN One of our 8 convenient Community Offices. RIVER RATS' OPEN HOUSE 10:30 A.M. 636 River Road 740 River Rood Then repay in budget-helping monthly in- stallment?. Whether you want to make a At. F,orth Creek (foot of Battin Road). RYMESSA(,E $POINi*OIlED BY THE, ABOVE FIRM? .II/.I vtmi non 9 RED BANK REGISTER Tlmr^«y, June 14, .1962—9 WoodktndParkGardenClub lyttcte Day at Pool . ElU/tim, Shark Biyer, V, C. *ec- Parly At pad, John Apptegste, B«u3rwoo& Show Winners Announced Tomorrow V. C. third, HAZLET — Wiener* in lh«| Heifer. Mscmadprilt; Willtrq Ail- >ie tiir.ua! club cnti»el»»cii«4- Spring Flower Show "Sympbiwm'nick, third prtw. HffO- UDOtC OKAY IT,or Center Yacht u'.ed for the second axwJ d weeks in July. of Roses" held last week by the! Perennials — Mr*. Pat Perroni, OUT ON THE MOUND/ HIGHLANDS-The Community Woodland Park Garden Club were!Mrs. Edward Uptegrove, Mrs. Jo- enter swim fund drive will be For Fathers seph Carrado, Mr*. Lucy Ray, held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Clear. It adds up! More and more announced M follow*: j KEVPORT — It was announced people use The Register ads etch. Wilianl Aumack, Mrs. Jane Ellis, water Pool, Rt. 36. Luke Penta, at a recent meeting of the Yacht Ro*e« - TrH3olwv-Swth 8CM Mrs. Evelyn Saccone, Mrs. B. J. issue because results come fast* proprietor, offered a -da -y at the Club's board of governors that Niche, Mn. Itty Wfltanwon; Jones, Mrs. Robert Joe), Mrs. Ed- er.—Advertisement; pool to the center for a fund- members would observe Father's Specimen trt-eotor rambler rotes, ward SchisMl, first prize;' raising project. Tickets must be Mrs. Edward Schltsel; hybrid tea Day at a cocktail party starting Russell Brown, Mrs. Kat purchased from community cen- at 5 p.m. roses, Mrs. RilsaeU Brown. Mrs. Brown, Russell Brown, Mrs, Eve- ter members, or at the pool. Mrs.Kenneth Stryker, Mrs. Jo- Edward Untejrove, Mr*. HMP.M lyn Saccone, Mrs. Edward Upte- They can be purchased from seph Roman, Mrs. William Ray, Mrs. Paul Lomauro, Mrs. grove, Mrs. Edward Hill, tw mad* Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gilson, Sproul, Mrs. Robert Mount and Clerlt ol James No«ti, first prize; Mrs. Raymond Owens, Mn. Roger St., Michael Kovic, Miller atlv.r. UlUi Alfred Pellet, Mn. Charles Wood, Mrs. Charles Curtis will be host- Cearl, Mrs. Lucy .Ray, second t., Mrs. Hubert E. Ryan. 147 .„,. _ „ . i UOWUU, JNC. Mrs. Thomas Flaherty, Mr*. John esses. prize; Mrs. Richard Phillips, Highland Ave., Mr. and Mrs. • iftKiSy eornorate Santoro, Mn. E. F. Orlandy, Mrs. Edward Uptegrove, Wednesday, Juty 4, will be ,M Cnmct Av.nu., John Cameron, 199 Linden Ave., family picnic day at the club. ,Uttl« «Hm, N, J. Mn. Lucy Ray, Mrs. Charles Evelyn Saccone, Mrs. Lucy Ray, Mrs. Allen Turner, 66 Navesink *••»?, U Boats will leave at 1 p.m. July 9x12 Domestic fPg Triutweln, Mrs. Frank FlanneUy, Mrs. Alfred Pettet, third prize. Ave., Mrs. Francis P. Schmedes, 22 for the annual rendezvous at second prize; Mrs. Charles Wood, Annuals — Willard 70 Fourth St., Mrs. Victor Ros- Great Kills Yacht Club. Saturday, Mrs. Alfred Pettet, Mrs. William first prize; Mrs. John ctti, 18 Seadrift Ave., Mrs. Aug. 25, the Great Kills Club will 72 Burt and Mrs. A. Jobin, third and"Mn. Charles Hopper, second Varies Wiles, 45 Navesink Ave.. prize. be .guests at the Keyport Club. prize. Mrs. Loretta C. Larsen, 37 ONLY 9 Usually the date Is Sunday but Rambler roses — Mrs. Robert Flowering shrubs—Mrs. Thorn, Shrewsbury Ave,, Mrs. Theodore this year has been changed to |E SLIMMER Joel, first prize; Mrs Leon Gearl, as Markey, Russell Brown Miernva. 158 Highland Ave., Mrsr Raymond Owens and Mrs. Willard Aumack, first prize. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Corrigan, Saturday. THE Lucy Ray, second prize; Willard House'plants — Mrs. Lucy Ray, Bay Ave., and Mrs. Edward Fin The results of the recent regat- Aumack and Mrs. Lucy Ray, first prize; Willard Aumack, sec- ay, at the Finlay Agency, 270 ta were announced by Arthur Sil- third prize. ond prize; Mrs, Ray Williamson, Bay Ave. cox, chairman. Robert Kofoed Miniature roses — Mr*. John third prize; Mrs. Norman.White, A card party and smorgasbord ,«>n the second and third races RUG CLEANERS Schmidt and Mrs. Edward Schls- honorable mention. will be held in July, when paint- md finished first over-all In mack, second prize; gonal — oints. The final results were sel, first prize: Mr. and Mrs, Flowering house plants—Willard ing and decorating in the new call now CA 2-5042 Mrs. Charles Wood, first prize; [ofoed, K. Y. C. first; Richard John Schmidt, second" prize. Aumack, first prize; Mrs. Ed> center will be completed. Willard Aumack, second prize. New Teacher Bearded Iris — Mrs. Evelyn ward Hill, second prize;. Mrs. The' nex.t meeting will be Arrangements-rPetite de fleurs KEANSBURG - William Bar Saccone, first prize; Richard Robert Calton, third prize, Mrs, Wednesday, June 27. —Mrs. Charles-Meyer, first prize; ricelli, son qf Mr. and Mrs Pfelfer and Willard Aumack. sec- John Waring, honorable mention. Frank Barricelll, 316 Carr Ave. ond prize; Mrs. Raymond Owens, Mrs. Edward Uptegrove, second BELVEDERE Beachway African violets — Mrs. John Keansburg, has received'a bach At Least Clork third prize. prize; Mrs. Jamea Keohane, third Santoro, first prize; Mrs. Charles prize. elor of arts degree in the teach M Sltndrocycle — Mrs. Evelyn Gets Praise Japanese iris Wood, second prize;. Mrs. James - Garden Party — Mrs. Richard ing, of social studies and English DAY CAMP Keansburg ,J| Wit* • alMxlerUtni Saccone, first prize; Richard Keohane, third prize; Mrs. Ray from Jersey City State College. LONG BRANCH — Though gji MlwnMle Mwolier you Concato, first prize; Mrs. William Williamson and Mrs. James Keo- Burt, second prize. catcalls were more dominant, H tMnralalc hair muiclei • LEGAL NOTICE- hane, honorable mention. Mr. Barrlcelli Is a graduate o SEASON STARTS JUNE 25th xutt la Spring bonnet — Mrs. Pat Per- Mlddletown Township High there was one ray of sunshine NOTICE Cactus — Willard Aumack, first ron!, first prize; Mrs. William School. While at Jersey City he for at least one city official Tike nolle Wat Jeiile Treacy, trad- and second prize; Mrs. Ray Wil- here Tuesday night. Ins aa The Willow Dolleatriien liai ap. Burt, second prize; Mrs. Thomas was a member of the Intcmation- piled to the Mayor and Council of liamson, third prize. Flaherty, third prize. al Relations Club, Philosophy Mrs. Doris Keith, a spokes- "The most complete Uttle Silver, New Jeriey, for a Plen- Dish garden —• Mrs, Ray Wil- man for the Long Branch Tax- ary Retail HcenM Ho. MDBL 3 (or Four roses — Mrs. Norman Club, Young Republicans fo Eremlo eltueted at 200 Willow Drive, liamson, first prize; Mrs. Frank White, first prize; Mrs. Charles payers Association, who had JUIe Silver, New Jeriey. Brenton, second prize; Mrs. Leon Richard M. Nixon and the schoo! been condemning t h e city day camp on the If any, ihouU be triads Wood, second prize; Mrs. Russell newspaper. In writing to Frert I* Gear), third prize. Brown, third prize. Housing Authority, took time Aycri. Cleric of We Borough of Little Cactus dish garden — Mrs. Mr. Barricelli will start gradu . out to praise City Clerk Sanlta Sliver. June bride — Mrs. Frank Pa ate work at Jersey City State New Jersey Shore" JBSSIB ward Uptegrove, first prize; Mrs. vona, first prize; Mrs. John J. Camassa. 07 Carpenter Street. College this summer for his mas- River Plaza Rav Williamson, second prize. Morris, second prize. "We get the utmost In co-op- Mlddletown Township ter's degree In education, special- FOR INFORMATION CALL .. » New Jereey Geraniums — ivy — Mrs. M. Yellow rose of Texas — Mrs, eration from her," Mrs. Keith June 7, Layton, first prize; Willard Au- Blanche Weber, first prize; Mrs. izing in reading. said. "She' has her hands on Emma Lammers, second prize; He will teach ninth and 10th everything. She has-'probably LOU COLLICHIO - 7874)545 "B. F. GOODRICH HALF" Mrs. Frank Pavona, third prize; grade at Freehold Regional High the most efficient office in the Mrs. James Keohane, honorable School, starting in September. city." mention. South Seas niche — Woodland Park Garden Club, first prize; Variety Garden Club, Neptune, second prize; Laurel Garden SOLES Club, tfiird prize. open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 9 Ring Around the Rosey—Miss W SEWED ON -W Susan Kicly, first prize; Miss Ei leen Flaherty, second prize; and ••mini Miss Kathy Keohane, third prize. LICENSE REVOKED SOUTH JERSEY LITTLE SILVER — Magistrate Richard D. Porter Tuesday sus- SURGICAL pended the driving rights of Her- SH 7-2614 bert Brockway,NS6 Wilshire Dr., 33 I. Front St., New Shrewsbury, for two years Rtd Bank after he pleaded.guilty to driv NEISNERS ing while under the influence of ' Free Delivery intoxicating liquors. Mr. Brock' •*•••• Mlddletown Shopping Center way was fined a total of $130. Prown's has summer values Natural Bamboo Roll-up Blinds MATCHSTICK • Vat" bamboo slatr»s CAFE CURTAINS OH DAD, BEAU DAD • r wife, «• long "TflQ NATURAL SALE 79 46x26 99* WE'VE HUNG UP H" "lal" or matelullck ityle la uttunl bamboo, t It. lonj; 40x30 1 i.o9] - A LOT OF Match- Width slat* •llck ...... 1.98 79 1.29 GIFTS FOR YOU r .... 1,09 1.69 Valance .98 i> 1.29 2.09 V -J 1.79 2.79 SPLATTER SO V ... 2.19 S.39 V .... 2.69 S.99 White, Pink, Grey, YOU'LL BE FEELING Hatch- Citron, Parchment : Width •tas •tick 48x26 .... 1.49 r .._. S.I9 • 4.99 SO GLAD 8' „_ 3.49 5.99 60x30 .. 2.19 S.99 8.99 ir~ -L.~4.59 7.S9 60x36 2.49 Valanct 1.: His sense-of humor may be supreme, dacron and Cotton but his sense of fashion is even keener, BEAUTY WOOD washable slacks Double Tubular * 11.95 cause he shops here the year round. So 8 show him you love him on Father's Day WINDOW SHADES Arms—7-Web Natural in sizes with a gift from his favorite store. dacron and cotton 23" to 37W 3.98 CHAISE walking shorts ON NEW ROLLER 8.99 FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 17th madras Whitt with gold spatter M sport shirts and also pure white. 41 10.98 7.99 Up to 37>/4" • on New Roller If custom made, these fine quality wood shades would cost up to $14.09. - . > • . • BEAUTY WOOD SHADES IN STOCK UP TO 72" WIDE

FREE PAINT DISCOUNTS Cook & Dunn DU PONT Sherwin-Williams ANODIZING PA INT PA 1 NT PAINT Colors and White Colors and White Colors and White ON THIS WINDOW Reg. 5-29 6-50 Reg. I 50 15.95 8.55 7 SO .7.59 O* short sleeve tab and dacron and cotton 95 Installation buttondown shirts seersucker Jacket VAIUE! Optional INSIDE PAINTS 4.99 29.95 • Will Not Pit, O«!diit or Corrods DUPONT SUPER London Foe dacron and • Triple Track cotton golf jacket • Mods of ALCOA ALUMINUM LUCITE KEMTONE MONEY 15.95 • I-Z TILT WALL PAINT DOWN • Fully WtaHimtrlppt-d • WALL PAINT Reg. 7.45 Gal. L 7Q Reg. 8.59 Gal. C O7 hit ON* Inch Thick Aluminum 88 White* Colors 9*17 White & Colors «•** COMBINATION DOOR e BUDGET TERMS O FREE DEUVEBV 23 STORE HOURS) 8 A.M. TO • P.M. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I the fair university shop FOLDING DOORS D "Between Yanko's * ReussUles" for men, women and boys KMp air .99 Route 35, Wanamassa (one mile north of A$bury Pork Clrcfo) KE 1-4949 wft«r« you It — Privacy too. 3 UP 32fro«ISt. SHadyilde L7500 Red lank Urn 14, 1W3 BANK MGtStm .Adam and&ve Tour White House RED BAKK — Membtra ' Read will be hostesses at a SATURDAY Baird, 144 Woodland Ave., will be open tomorrow after- Dear Contented Wife: Eve, FOOD SALE and White Ele- you'd better read that twice. Dolores Hunter of this place an- The advisory committee will The action was taken as a busi- brunch June 2S at 11:30 a.m. in noon to visitors in the Fair Haven Garden Club's Golden nounces the engagement of her the garden of Mrs. Read, Or- phant Sale, Navesink Library Adam meet Sept, S in the offices of the ness session following a, covered Association, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Anniversary tour of homes and garden*. Four other bor- How can I read anything daughter. Miss Coral Lee Pray, New Jersey Natural Gas Compa- dish supper In the fire house. The chard Rd. Proceeds will benefit to Airman First Class Robert the club's community achieve- Navesink Library, Monmouth ough residences are included in the three-hour four which from this positions? I'm lean- ny, Asbury Park. Next regular club plans to Increase member- Ave. . Herbert of the U. S. Air Force, ment project. begins at I p.m. Garden Club committee memberi are ing on you too hard. meeting will be held Sept. 13 in ship. son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow the Crystal Brook Inn. Mrs. Edwin Brasch, historian, LUNCHEON AND FASHION Eve Mrs. Thomas R. Wilson, newly SHOW, Monmouth Legal Sec- Mrs. Floyd Merlette, Jr., right, and Mrs. Charles E. Jahnig. Herbert, 441 Brighton Ave., Long elected president, named com- spoke on the club's history and Branch, listed its achievements. retaries Association, 12:30 p.m.. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: mittees following ft. covered dish The Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. I've fallen in love with the Miss Pray, daughter of the late Mrs. Harold Perry won first •upper. GOLDEN JUBILEE PA- most wonderful man on earth. HeCharles Pray, ls a graduate of prize for her miniature flower ar- is captain of a certain team. Belgrade High School and Thay- rangement, and Mrs. Joseph RADE, 2 p.m., from Woodland Graduate in Vermont SHERMAN'S Dr. and River Rd. to the Knoll- Yesterday he drove me home. Heer Hospital School of X-ray Miss Benner Grogan placed second. started to ask me to go to a wood School, Fair Haven. Technology. She will be Joining Mrs. Brooks was chairman ol dance with him but a carload of the Thayer Hospital staff in July. JUBILEE CEREMONIES, 4 Gets Diploma the supper. Aides were Mrs, teammates came along and dis- Mr. Herbert Is a graduate of Toulme, Mrs. Arthur Cadman p.m. Knollwood School grounds. tracted him. He never got back SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Miss Long Branch High School. He is and Mrs. Marshall McDowell. Fair Haven. to the subject and when he let Marilyn Ruth Benner,. daughter assigned to the Combat Defense Draperies DINNER-DANCE, Monmouth me off I went Into my apartment Squad at Dow Air Force Base, of Mr, and Mrs. Clyde F. Benner Guests were Mrs, Fred Searles, Reform Temple, -8 p.m., Old Pelham, N. Y.; Mrs. Clarence F. feeling sick. The phone rang. I Bangor, Maine. Slipcovers i of Little Silver. N. X, received Orchard Country Club, Eaton- Cain, Parkersburg, W. Va., and answered quickly only to hear a bachelor of science degree in town.' someone warn me to stay away Upholstering psychology Sunday at the 75th Mrs. Thomas Bergendahl, Lin- croft. JUBILEE FIREWORKS, 9 from him. I'm so mixed up Bedspreads commencement exercises of p.m., Nativity Catholic Church Please help me. Jr. League Springfield College. . The club will resume Its activ- parking area. No Score Curtains While at college she was vice ities Sept. 13 with a president's Dear No Score: Don't be so Shop-at-Home Service JUBILEE BLOCK PARTY, 10 Phone SH 1-2848 president of the Psychology Club, dinner in the Cobble Stones, Mid- p.m., Fair Haven Shopping frantic Slow down and calm Holds Final dletown. Mrs. Douglas G. Wag- dormitory chairman, and a mem- Center. down. Keep your poise shd Sherman's ber of the mixed chorus and ner, president of the New Jersey you'll be more likely to keep Decorators Chapel Singers. A graduate of State Federation of Women's his Interest. Gathering 488 Broad St., Shrewsbury Summit High School, Miss Ben. Clubs, will be a guest. Mrs. Mc- Adam RED BANK' — The Junior FREE PARKING Service League concluded its sea- ner plans to go on to graduate Dowell, vice president, Is in Club Plans If that phone call w»s from a study In social work. charge of arrangements. female and your captain Is not son Tuesday with a meeting in married, you can ignore it. If the boathouse of Rumson Coun- June Picnic HK it was from a male, you bsve try Club. Mrs. Charles L. Walk- celebrating our ... Miss Hilda G. Gentenfeld er, house committee chairman, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Miss Beverly A. Browne more admirers than you think. Eve and her committee provided re- The Woman's Club will hold Its BURLINGTON, Vt. — Three yearbook staff J, the orientation freshments and each member 26th ANNIVERSARY! annual June picnic Saturday at students from Monmouth County board in her freshman year, and brought a box lunch. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: OUR Shark River Park. Mrs. Carl Na were graduated Sunday from the social chairman of Delta Delta Mrs. James Bulmer, transfer I am 18 years old and like a ONLY "LADIES . . . gel Is chairman, assisted by Mrs.University of Vermont at the Delta sorority. chairman, introduced Mrs. Ches- boy who Is 20 very much. The STORE James Hughes, Mrs. Wayne Haw- 158th commencement exercises ter Potter, a new member from JUST THINK!" Miss Hilda C. Gerstenfeld, problem is that although he likes ley, Mrs. Clifford Simpson and here. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- the New York City league. your choice In Mrs. Arthur Fountain. The mem- me too he feels there is too vast Miss Beverly A. Browne, liam Gerstenfeld, Oak St., Lina-n age difference between us. Mrs. Douglas Yorke, education bers' families and friends also daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.croft, received a bachelor of arts As far as parental objections go,al committee chairman, an- Cold Wave Permanent will attend. Browne, 44 Salem La., Little Sil- degree in psychology. there Is none. Please help us. nounced appointment of the fol. lowing committee members: • Zetos • Brack • Benof Plans were completed at the ver, received a bacheldr of sci- Miss Emily E. Heil, daughter We would both like to know your enca degree in education. Miss Mrs. Herbert Llnley, Mrs. Gor- Incidentally this b the time • Helm* Curtis club's final meeting of the sea- of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Heil, 84 opinions. Browne was named to the high don Smith, Mrs. William Cozens, • Nexafone • Rayetto son Monday in their clubroom in Elizabeth St., Keyport, received Upset Brookllne Girl for a change In your appear- dean's list last semester, and wasa bachelor of science degree in Mrs. Robert Yeager, Mrs. W. W. the Administration Building. Dear Upset Brookline Girl: ance. All of us at Tonl's an vice president of her living unit. business education. Some girls at 16 are more ma-Bpesewetter, Mrs. T. P. Dore- Mrs. Arthur Fountain was In- mus, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Morton $Q.45 stalled as president at a recent While at the college she was a ture than other twice that age. Worsted In you. member of the newspaper and The age difference here Is not and Mrs. Paul Doherty. ONLY . . . JT complete dinner in Bahrs* Restaurant, Council Elects Committee chairmen appointed Highlands. Retiring president too large. In my opinion. Just think, when he Is 95 vou'H be by Mrs. John Bell, ways and Styled by: MR. JOSEPH and MR. ANTHONY Mrs. Nagel was presented an in- New Officers means chairman, are Mrs. W. G. scribed pin and was commended 91-«n Infinitesimal difference! with or without appointment! Win Gaps HAZLET - Mrs. William Adam Pagdin, Mrs. James Bulmer, for her service to the club. Mrs. Schlechtweg, Sr., Oakland Mills Mrs. Frank Clifford, Mrs. Edwin Hair coloring by: MISS STELLA of London Fountain named Mrs. Richard Rd., Freehold Township, was At 16, you have plenty of Stewart, Mrs. John Emery, Mrs. Loux chairman of the joy andAt Rtkin elected president of the Mc«time to find out If vou're too George Becker, Mrs. Charles sorrow fund. NEPTUNE — Twenty-three mouth County Extension Council far apart age-wise. You're too Preston and Mrs. Robert Buchs- Mrs. Loux and Mrs. Benjamjn freshmen student nurses of the Monday at a meeting in the home young to get married, so don't baum. be upset. Karherine' Rose will be hostesses at the Ann May School of Nursing, Fit- of Mrs. J. F. Weigand, 720 Holm' Annual half-price sale at the 44 Monmouth St. SH 7-3475 Red Bank opening meeting in September. kin Hospital, were capped in a del Rd. Mrs. Schlechtweg will Eve Thrift and Consignment Shop will AMPLE PARKING IN REAR OF SALON Membership Is open to women In ceremony Friday evening. The serve for two years. be held from Wednesday through the township. students have completed their Also elected for two-year termi Send ynnr personal questions and nrohlems to Adam or Eve June 22. Hours will be from 10 first year at the School of Nurs- were Mrs. Walter Smale, Hazlet, a.m. to 4 p.m. The shop will close ing and have also completed their vice president; Mrs. Frank W. Lowell or both, as you orefer. For a personal, unDobUsliWI June 22 and reopen in September. college programs. Hayden, Sr., long Branch, sec "They call our language tha Come To The Fair!—Fun For Young And Old! Mrs. Ethel M. Hiross, director retary, and Mrs. Howard Clay- reply, enclose a stamned. ad- 9 of the school, capped the stu-ton, Adelphia, treasurer. dressed <"n">1one. Matt to Shrewsbury Girl mother tongue," aaya Sassy, dents, assisted by Miss Elaine ADAM & EVE, to care of The Mrs. Sylvia Meehan, Monmouth Register. "because father rarely gets a At St. George $'hy'ihe-River McClellan, assistant director. Da- County home extension agent, re- Receives Degree vid V. Carter, administrator of ported that classes planned for ELMIRA, N. Y. — Miss Alex- chance to use it." Fitkin Hospital, presided over the coming year will cover "Un- MARRIAGE BANNS andra Messina, daughter of Mr. the program. derstanding Teenagers," "Dis- FAIR HAVEN — Banns of and Mrs. Frederic Messina, 20 CANTERBURY FAIR Monmouth County students in cipline During Adolescence," marriage were announced for theButtonwood Vr.. Shrewsbury, tha class are Miss Frances Co- "Furniture Reftalshlng," "Basic first time Sunday in Nativity N. J., received a bachelor of arts stanzo, Asbury Park; Miss Elaine Adult Clothing Construction, Catholic Church between William degree at the 104th commence- RUMSON Horr, Interlaken; Miss Patricia "Wise Use of the Food Dollar," J. Henderson, Jr., of Nativity ment exercises of Elmira Col- Simmons, Wanamassa, and Miss and classes In "The Problems of parish, end Maureen T. Lang of lege. Yvonne Vlgnone. Bradley Beach. Home Storage." Monmouth Beach. An English major. Miss Mes- One June 15—10 to 4 sina will join the faculty of Mon- FRIDAY mouth Regional High School In the fall. Rain or Shine It adds upl Mare and more people use The Register ads each Plants and Flowers issue because results come fast-

From the last column on the Bowne family, taken Young Sculptors from Stfflwell's "Historical and Genealogical Miscel- By ELEANOR MARKO lany" it is easily Understood how the Bowne line of Monmouth became very complicated, and how each "What did one piece of clay say to another? ancestor must be traced separately. There were Bownes How about, a little sculpting, honey?" at an early date living in Matawan, Middletown, Holm- No quote from a Joke book, this is one of Ricky del and elsewhere. Ring's tidbits of humor tossed into one of the many The above mentioned bouncy conversations in the area's newest workshop book contains a wealth of for the handicapped. information, but grave In the sculpture class for talented blind children Engaged stones and church records being sponsored by the also should be examined, and Guild of Creative Art in its With Teacher Mary Sheen exact forebear ascertained if pos- sible. gallery at 620 Broad St., probed toe Rumsos, Israeli Art, closes to- Shrewsbury, the word molded results. day, sponsored by Hadassah. So having established two Wil- handicapped I* a misnomer. In- In addition to being possessed! DESERTED VILLAGE OF liams, six Johns, two Anns, two •tractor" Mary Sheean" proves"jt with limitless patience, tender ALLAIRE, Outdoor Art Show, Lydlai, two Jameses, and two An- weekly In two-hour sessions. heart and dedication to serving Saturday and Sunday. drews, among others, let's go oa Pictured here with Ricky, 11, others, Mary Sheean entered the GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, to Gershom (6), son of William son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ring world of commercial art In Oma- CM Broad St, Shrewsbury, (1) or grandson of William (I). of Belford, is his perfect "straight ha, Nebr., with Quentin Moore Monmoulb College Winners Stilbrell believe* by deduction roan" for bis repertoire of jokes, Advertising Art as assistant to Show; also on display "Peru- that as Capt John Bowne did not Constance Griesmer, also 11, the director. Thereafter she was gia," top watercolor In Red marry Lydla Holmes till he was MULTI-VITAMIN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- affiliated with Moselle Isen, an Bank Festival of Arts Show by about 35 years of age, he had uel Griesmer of Colts Neck. They advertising agency and later as- John AngeUni, through June. been previously married and was are two of the six children who sistant director with Dorland In- OLD MILL GALLERY, Syca- probably the father of Gershom. ternational. Middletown Library more Ave., Ttnton Falls, Helen SKIMMED MILK enrolled in Mrs. Sheean's class, Thus in 1678 Gershom was wit- one of the first of Its kind has two of Mrs. Sheean's paint- SiegL New Prints, through less to a power of attorney fa offered at a community service ings in its collection donated by June M. by an artist's group. the artist to illustrate "Alice in ART FAIR GALLERY, Rt. London, England. In 1683 he pe- tloned the governor and council lie seed of the Idea for the wonderland," and "King Arthur 33, Holmdel, paintings from SO GOOD and the Knights of the Round Wagonwhed Playhouse Outdoor New Jersey for 500 acres. He inspirational program of crea- was appointed to appraise two tivity h fine arts for the tal- Table.". EihlMtion, through June. for diet! Mother of five, Mrs. James B. 2fth SPRING LAKE EXHI- ships In 1684 and 1685, then in ented handicapped was planted 1686 he secured 500 acres in six months ago by Mrs, She* Sheean uses her children one at BITION, American Artists Pro- Vint Work a time ai helping bands in the fessional League, June 28 Mddletown, on Hop Rlvei SO GOOD an, a Middletown arttsMeach- Miss Zabia Manos iranches. He died in 1709 Ieav er, fa the fertile field of ac- sculpture class. They join the through Sept I, Warren Hotel, for flavor 1 mmm ag a son William (18), thus thi tivities of the twoyeaMrid gal. busy workers at the clay table Receiving Saturday, U a.m. to TRMCHERA, Colo. — Mr. and Wry. Now being harvested aft- and are as lost in the fascina 5 p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. to Mrs. Angelo Manos of this place line continues largely by suppo SPECIAL er eight weeks of operation of tion of bolognas and wieners as 1 p.m.' have announced ths engagement sitlon with now and then some COSTS LESS the workshop ts a promising the others. ASBURY PARK SUMMER of their daughter. Miss Zabia reference or church record to than regular milk! New crop of clay sculpture represent- "One thing that motivates ART FESTIVAL, opens tomor- Manos, to Robert J, Hayward, bear out the deductions. ing new roads of expression beauty Is the structure with- row, Rotunda of Fifth Avenue Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Stretch Weave in," Mrs. Sheean stated. The Pavilion on the boardwalk, free for the blind. J. Hayward, 118 Pinckney Rd., faswer No/2, Question No. 47: blind have an Insight to this, admission. Red Bank, N. J. No satisfactory single reason John Stillwell married Maria CURITY is given why the blind some- she said, and "I am trying to MONMOUTH SHOPPING CONTAINS^/ESSENTIAL Miss Manos was graduated Louisa Harris, daughter of Jere- times hesitate to use their teach them to be Inquisitive CENTER, Eatontown, Outdoor from Branson (Colo.) > High mia and Ann Harris of Matawan. DIAPERS hands to create wordless ex- about the structure of God's Art Show, open competition, School and Trinidad (Cold.) State VITAMINS AND MINERALS forms." After John died, Maria anddaugh pressions of their talents. Some amateur and professional, July Junior College. A senior student daily unit requireoient it su quirt have to brave the feeling of Mary is determined that" each 14,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Receiving at Adams State College in Ala- !er Josephine lived at the home getting their hands "dirty" with little victory in accomplishment 8 to 9:S0 a.m. $300 cash prises. mosa she will receive her bach- )f Simon Arrowsmith. Matilda, will be repeated In a new class difficulty. BAMBERGER'S, Eatontown, elor of arts degree in August. She lister of John, married Alexan- she has started for physically Using a mother's instinct and Stephen BagneH, Recent Paint* is majoring In elementary educa- ler H. Harris whose children were fl NONE 1180% handicapped adults, There are deep understanding of-children Ings and Sculpture, opens June tion. She will assume teaching Uexander, Conover, Jarret, Eli- 035% 1100% seven members of the Without A as a guide, Mrs. Sheean has de- 21, through June 23, Community duties in September. IU, Sarah and Kramer. Jarrel Vitamia 1} 117% • 100% Doubty Society enrolled in the vised a simplified fun-method < Room, Upper Level. lied in Matawan leaving a son, class which has met for two Mr. Hayward, a graduate of Vitamin C OHONE 1100% teaching the structure of anima Red Bank Catholic High School, jeorge, who would be the close weeks and is being interrupted Vitamin 0 ONONE 1100% hi these initial lessons. By "e» relative to give information o: this week. On their return from served four years in the U. S. ploding" the animal in clay, she Hospital Unit the Stillwell telescope. NiiciR Oio% ltoo% 45 BROAD ST.. RED BANK summer camp, the class will open Navy. He has recently completed teaches the children its anatomy Irea 07% 1100% to pew 'members. his freshman year at Adams N. J. Topeka, Kans using terms and forms familiar State College where tie is major- Mini to them. Undaunted by assorted prob- Ends Year ing in business. lems, the artist-teacher Is ready Questions and answers o Cilcitu j" "Ham, egg, spaghetti, bologn FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Ha. Both plan to attend summer to cope with them headon in her local genealogical or historlca Phospttorout #100% 11111% or pancake" shapes are rolled ven Auxiliary of Riverview Hos school at the college. happily by the children with con- determination that the haildi- pltal held its closing meeting an interest may be addressed to fidence and, with the guidance of capped will have an opportunity buffet luncheon Monday in the the Monmouth County Histori- New amber-colored bottle protects natural FREE!! to.know ths world of fine art Episcopal parish house. Mrs. Ar- cal Association, Freehold, or in flavor ,. . retains healthful vitamin content. Mrs. Sheean, they build piece by piece the structure of the an! thur H. Schenk and Mrs. Haaken Food Sale care of The Red Bank Register, SUMMER i raals. Art Calendar Samuelson were hostesses. 40 Broad St., Red Bank. Ricky sums up the procesi MONMOUTH ARTS GA3> New officers are Mrs. John G. Anderson, president; Mrs. Jo- Is Benefit FREE CALORIE COUNTER STORAGE j with refreshing simplicity: "E- LERY, Ballantlne's, Red Bank, FASHION SHOW I Scholarship Show, closes Sat- seph J. Dauster, first vice pres SUNRISE DAIRIES, 205 Edit inman Ave., Railway, N. J. erything—basically—is bolognai RED BANK —The Monmoutl urday. dent; Mrs. Jean Ross, seconi Kindly send handy foods' calorie counter. and weenies." For Library Legal Secretaries Association will ON RUGS j The children catch on quickl; CONGREGATION BNAI IS- vice president; Mrs. John Hesse' RAEL, Ridge and Hance Rds.» treasurer; Mrs. Keneth Brower, NAVESINK — The Library As- hold a luncheon-fashion show Sat and give promise to Mrs. Shi urifay at 12:30 p.m. in Shadow- I Name .... an's "kitchen" method. In tip corresponding secretary; Mrs. sociation will hold a food sale brook. Fashions from Mildred trio of animals shown here, rep- Robert Gallaway, financial secre- and white elephant sale Saturday SH1-4255! tary, and Mrs. Howard Ungerer, Spector, Broad St., will feature | Address. resenting the first completed from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the li- recording secretary. Mrs. Wl brary, Monmouth Ave. Proceeds summer dresses, bathing suits work of the children, the ele **one ACME \ phant on the right was made b> Uam Kacen is outgoing pres will be used to help maintain the and separates. Miss Charlotte dent. Reilly, Red Bank, is chairman. CARPET & UPHOLSTERY j Ricky Fox of, Vest Allenhursl building. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fox Mrs. Anderson appointed Mrs, Mrs. Stanley Jourrieay is chair- CLEANING COMPANY • Ricky Ring molded the one C. Theodore Engberg chalrma man. Aides are Miss Mildred 128 Oakland Sr., Red Bank! the left, and Constance made tji of Tag Day for. 1963. Mrs. Rob-DeVesty, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. reclining cat ert Noyes is vice chairman. Oth- Frank lllo, Mrs. Lester Sickles, A self-setting permanent mod er committee chairmen ar* Mrs, Thelma Cooper, Mrs. Earl eling clay which becomes as hard pointed are Mrs. Harry C. F. DeVesty end Mrs. John Dashka- Worden, yearbook; Mrs. James as stone without casting or fii vich. FOR Humphreys-, program; Mrs. Ka- Long Branch Summer Session ing is being used as an Intro Donations of Items for sale are duetory medium, the children cen, publicity and scrapbook, and Mrs. Worden, and Mrs. Gal- being received by any member SUMMER are happy with it and have ere of tho committee. Pick-up of ated a language all their own laway, hospital service. Mrs. Joseph V. O'Grady was items also can be arranged by An Adventure in Summer education as they work—sometimes break contacting the members. FUN ing themselves up with limericks welcomed as a new member. Jingles and Jokes about them Guests were Mrs., Edith Luici selves, their work and the world and Mrs. William J. Russell, Jr. No problem finding tenants in general. 'air Haven, and Mi's. William when you advertise The Register Enrichment and way—Advertisement. Review and Make-Up Classes Their conversations on the ] iLockwood of Rumson. recent orbits into space reveal > that these are children of ma- Recreational Programs MISS UNIVERSE of 1962, Ger. Business Education ture ideas. Then again, the Art Workshops molding of a dock brought with man-born. Marions Schmidt, Bookkeeping Basketball Clinic, Grades 6, 7 & 8 it a full accompaniment of will model swimwear tomor- Typing I sound effects to prove that Business Machines row at lh30 a.m. in tho they are, Indeed, children. Ceramics Ricky's outburst: "My bill Is Community Room of Bam- jlish Clothing Workshops upside down!" threw the class berger's, Monmouth Shopping Into hysterics aa another ses- English 7-12 College Composition Center. slon ended and the sensitive College Board French Review Foreign Languages College Board Math Review A GIFT THAT WILL KEEP "POP" French I & II College Guidance Tours SMILING ON HIS DAY, SUN., JUNE 17 German I & 11 Contract Bridge Latin I & 11 Conversational French, German Russian, & Spanish for Adults Spanish I & II Cooking Workshop Mathematics Cultural Field Trips Developmental Reading Algebra I & II Drafting & Blueprint Reading PORTRAIT General Math I & II Drama Workshop Math 7 & 8 Driver Education Plane Geometry Electronics Trig & Solid Geometry French for Grades, 6, 7, & 8 No Age Limit! Gregg Notehand Science Marine Biology GET AS MANY Biology Photography PORTRAITS AS YOU Chemistry Public Speaking Physics Radio Operators Workshop HAVE CHILDREN Science 7 & 8 Science Seminar for Grades 6, 7, & 8 ftr Porlroil Spanish for Grades 6, 7, & 8 FROM DUPONT RESEARCH... GROUP SITTINGS ALSO TAKBNP Social Studies Stocks and Bonds Bell Bottom Pants Revolutionary New Ultra V Spar Varnish U. S. History I & II Twirling Clinic, Grades 6, 7, 8, & 9 These attractive new pants • Stays beautiful 2 to 3 times longer AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! Typing for Personal Use are beautifully tailored In At-1 than regular spar varnishes World History nel sharkskin. White, 7 to IS. Upholstery • Protects against harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun AND, REMEMBER... Women's Athletic Workshop .98 • Resists salt spray Calendar: 8 • there is no obligation, but our prices on extra prints Youth Symphony Orchestra • Gives you lower upkeep costs per year of oil sizes are by far the lowest in town. July 5-August 15, 1962 Cotton Knit Shirt DuPont Ultra V Spar V«rnlsh-a wonderful new exterior clear finish Choose from a large selection of proofs that last! 2 to 3 time? longer than conventional varnishes... contains Fifty cents postage and handling fee added to each Daily Schedule: Grades 6-12 & Adult Levels The mate to the bell bottom 1 • special ultraviolet absorber for extra resistance to damaging rays order per family. • pants Is this smart knit thlrt. of hot son... keepj row boat beautiful all season long. Sss for your-' Period I 8:00 a.m.-l0:00 a.m. Monmouth County's Only Choice of red and white or stlf. Come to and buy a CM of DuPont Ultra V Spar Varnish today. black and while stripes. 8m., | Period II 10:15 a.m.-l2:l5 p.m. Evening Summer School mat, Ige. Period 111 7:30 p.m.- 9:30 p.m. J.H.KELLY Co. Registration: NEISNERS By Mall COR. IROAD ST. and HARDING RD. RED BANK For Further Information Write! or Telephone SH 7-3900 1151 Highway 35 MidcHetown, N. J. DONNA'Sl The Director In Person the junior took MARINE FINISHES THURS., FRI., SAT., JUNE 14, 15, 16 Long Branch Summer High School LONG BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL Bm^m. Red Bank | MU1 Phototr«pher's Hours! Thurs., Frl. 124; Sat 104 Long Branch, N. J. , CA 9-216» U, ''1562 MB BANK REGISTER Catholic Vets the opesfog bs&guet fftste to Arthv. Gets Degree tomorrow" at 8 pra. Swhp • CtieHicfc J. TO ATTEND [for £gp "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean The ccecve&Ucn, tt tht bishop of CurnAtn; "{or ametiy" LONG BRANCH — M/«. Vio-the America Society «rf EEG, For Frtdery, Jur.« IE fo Hear Hughes xxrn, lor £. DSsj*atlert or JK1 Lai* [ tftetoid.«u», to Ailfentic City ; From MIT ATLANTIC CnY - Gov. Vi ih* A*«., Ftfar Havea, UdiMcsl o&n-jtwnw/r/w t>i">ugh Sucdsy, Mr; Preterit—For You and d J. Hughes wUl b« priadpti CouaciJ. «ji "lor WAS" tfc'G Vnt wovenlfem will clow B fUUaat AM ftipervisw to the Cfc-£X&i>eBsifere wsli ptrtidpaifc i CMMIUWE, MASS, - Z Yours ». i Take cae of your >e«ker *t the Mh tt&au&i con- which wilj bt vunvtntd &t Romt nard John Teegardeu, son of Mr. next Oct. II. purtment «J* Electraeaeephalogra- discussions on the «tacatiOK8 financial obligations, but be entkm of the New Jersey De-j phy In. Monmauth Medical Cen-registration, membership and Mrs. Robert W. Teegarden Brtrnent, Catholic War Veterans, John M. Barry, West New It pays to advertise in Th« ter, -will attend the annual con- nominating committees of tl Circle Dr., Rumson, has receive .58ifi£u} not to make new ones'. the Ambassador Hotel here, York, commander, "wilJ confer Regiiler.—AdvertUement ferences of the American Society EEG, Technician. his bachelor of science degre Don't stretch your credit limits from Massachusetts Institute Technology. too far, either in business or personal, life, Strained relations with co-workers are likely early in the day, but th« situation FOR THE MOST DESERVING DAVIDSON'S clean up later. Bring things out WINES & JLIQUORS into die open. Pasf .. • Although Future . • • Some interesting FATHERS 3* BROAD ST. RED BANK Hablot Knight. Browne, born changes in our physical make- June 15, 1815,- may not- be Up may include the loss of our TIL SH 7-3334 familiar to them, many readers little toe (but not for half a will recognize the work of this FREE PMINa and DELIVERY farrjqus English artist and cari- million years!), and longer ears caturist, for he illustrated many among females, due to wearing COMSTOCK of Dickens' novels. heavy earrings! READY TO SERVE gives you mon than COCKTAILS The Day Under Your Sign ARIES (Bom M«re1i 21 la April 19) LIBRA (5«pt. 23 to Oct. 22) money can buy. * MANHATTAN 11 89 Get outdoors {or some fresh air. Chora Be cartful to 'obey tie law «a KJHS letil can wait— >ct discreetly. bility. Don't tako it out on oU»M. LEO (Jut/22 lo Aug.21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 fo Feb. 19) that the, price ia meager granted a teaching assistants)! If things b»ol»di»gnoilicn«tur«. cates how many times their body 'GA champion. DONT FORGET DAVIDSON BEER The 125-pound Rubis, all of 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK •LEGAL NOTICE- 5-foot-2, won the title in his first It adds ap! More and mon Open Wed. & Fri. Till 9:00 P.M. i people use The Register ads eari lid last October. The Con- ABOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH DAVIDSON'S NOTICE lecticut area takes in Western issue because results come fas TAKE NOTICE that P. Biiilanllno & er.—Advertisement. Sons bu applied to the Director of Massachusetts. the DlvlBlon ot Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol (or a Limited Wholesila UUttnn Tor premises situate on the north flld ol West Bergen Place; wetf of Now York and Long Branch' Railroad Tracks, Red BanH, New Jersey, and to , raalptain a , warehouse and sales- room 'on the nloreaali premHec. 01 IN ASBURY PARK fleers, Directors and Stockholders hold- Ing ten or more per centum of stock are: Pres.. and Dlr., Carl W: Baden- hausen, Old Short Bills Htl., Short Hills, M. J.. Exec. Vice Pres.-, Dlr. and Stockholder, Otto A; Baoenhausen, Brookslde, Morris Co. N J. Vio Pres. John E. Farrell, 328 Grovt Road, South Orange, w. J., Vice Pres., Raymond N.- Bostock, 131- Clarewill Ave., Upper Montclalr, N. J., Vice ,Prea., Wll^am H. Alley. 7 Joanna Way, Short Hills, N. J.. Vice Pres. and Dlr., Carl S. Badenliausen, James . St.. Kt. 18, Slorrlstown, N. • J., 'Vice Pres., from REEDS! Frank E. Connery, 38 East Lane, Mad- Ison, N. J., Treas. and ABSt. Secy., Harold N, TUch, 6S1 Fairway Drive, Union, N. J., Secretory, Francis W. Brennan, 49 Hlllcrcst Road, West Cald- well, N. J., Asat. Treas., Frank P. AND SUNDAY, JUNE 17th IS HIS DAY! Kroljel, 2226 Old Farm Road, Scotch Nothing will phua lh» Plains, N. J., Asst. 'Secy., J, Nicholas Graduate as much cs a gilt Shrlver, Jr., Eccleston, Md., Dlr., Carl •..-.-, GIVS L. Scliwelnler, Rldgeway Ave,, West A Famous Malct of Jswelry. Give a gift that Orange, N. J., Dlr., George T. Dcla- will b* chtriittx) always as corte. Jr., 9D8 Fifth Ave., New York, WATCH N. Y., Dlr., Richard C. H: Meyer, a wrambrann of 1he great NOW IS THE TIME BUIOVA-EIGIM Oakland - Plantation, HD 4, Savannah, moment In their life. Cans Ga, Dir., Albert P. Delacorte, 7 Grade CRUEN-BINRUS Sq., New York 28, N. Y., Dlr.. Henry in, ««» our large selection cf 10NGME5-WITTNAUU B. Wcsselman; BC5 Firth Ave., New glfti they'll appreciate. York 21, N. Y., Stockholder, Dorothy KAMI1T0N anil ethns S. Badenhausen, Old Short Mills Rd. AND ASBURY PARK No money down Short Hills, N. J., Stockholder, Blgte at Keeds & Co., C/o The Hanover Bank, 70 ...:... -**>»« Broadway, New York, N. Y. Objec- tions. 1C any, should he made Immedi- ately In writing to the Director of the IS THE PLACE TO Division of Alchollc Beverage Control, 1100 Raymond Boulevard, Newark 2, No money down N. J. P. BAIiANTINB & SONS 50c Weekly 67 Freeman Street. CHOOSE HIS GIFTS Newark 1, Mew Jersey Tnt traditional and fav- Tuns 7 and 11 {21.45 eril* fiift of Gradual** —a fin* wotch. Choow NOTICE from our Iarg» *«lic- SUFEItlOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY When "Pop's" the question . . . close to 100 *lon ©f America's fint.» CHANCERY DIVIHIOV wotchtt at loweii prkti. MONMOUTH COVNXV BIO BOY —BEST GIRL DOCKET NO. C tl80-fll fine stores In Asbiury Park are prepared to sup- DIAMOND 2-DIAMOND STATE OP NEW JERSEY. TO: I.D. BRACELETS SOLITAIRE CULTURED PEARL THOMAS J» O'DONAHUE, hi ply the answer! No matter what your Ideas NO Free Engravings. No heirs, dflvlscca and personal rep- No money $V|ft, 50 , money $ 1 ©.95 resenlatlvea, and their or any of MONEY No money $J.9C down "17 their heirs, devisees, executor: may be, you can choose your Father's Day gifts down I * administrators, grantees, assignn down " $1.00 Weekly $1.00 Weekly or Bucccsflora. In right, title or DOWN Interest any any and a)) persons from complete, fashion-right assortments in 50c Weekly claiming by or Ihrouch them o eny of them, JOSEPHINE O'DONAHUE, his wife. . Asbury Park. You are hereby summoned and ".re- quired to serve upon Alexander Lev- cn.uk. plaintiff*a attorney, whose ad dress Is 57 West Main Street, Free hold. New Jersey, an answer to the complaint filed In a civil action In the Superior Court of New Jersey In which Dancl F. Mack la plaintiff and Tliomaa J, O'Donahue, ct nla., nre defendant.1), within 35 POCKET RADIO manded in tho complaint will be taken against you by default. You shall (lie GREATER, QUALITY HIGHER AND No money %%*% OK No money $'JC.OO No money Sld.95 your answer and proof of acrvlco In duplicate with the Clerk of the 8u OF FREE PARKING down ""I A*'** down »•» down *l*t perlor Court, State House Annex, Tren- PRICES LOWER—AT THE SHORE'S ton, New Jersey, In accordance wltl 50c Weekly $1-50 Weekly 50c Weekly tho rules of civil practice and pro- cedure. LARGEST RETAIL COMMUNITY. The action has been instituted for FOR SHOPPERS tho purpose of quieting tho title of 8-DIAMOND Daniel F. Mack to certain lands and to clear up all doubts and disputes BRIDAL SET conernlng the fame. m Such lands of Daniel I*. Mack are described os follows; 50 ALL that certain tract or parcel ol laiifl jtiut premises, hereinafter particu YES! PARKING IS FRiE IN Inrly described, situate, lying and ba- No money ng in the Township ot Shrewsbury, ASBURY PARK WITH DIAMOND in the County of Mori mouth nml State down AUTOMATIC HI-FI CULTURED Ol New Jersey. $1.75 Weekly ONYX INITIAL PEARL NECKLACE MRK-R1DE-SHOP STAMPS 4 SPEED PHONO IIKOINNINO at « atska on the Beautiful No northerly side of tho imblle road matching 14K No money $/JQ.95 $24-95 No money $1/1.95 known aa tiio extension of Lr-wis Htreet down from Entontown, N. J. to natil party E"'d rings. down •* down •" of the first part farm at I'lne Brook $1,00 Weekly $1.00 Weekly 50c Weekly and being about 5SO f-eet from Ui« c?»- llno of bridge over Pin ft Ilrook where It «ro.is<»s tin- nald brook on I I^WIB Strcrt pxtcndrd; thence U> Ash Participating Merchants for North 16 dPKree.t 1-Jnsi 4!*3.2 fept to « filakc; them:)* (2J ftntilli C7 deRrers REEDS Ka»t < making an angle on the iiiwiUt- Your Free Parking Stamps if eniil lines of B3 dCKrcr») for a ills- iince of 35B.(} fcrt: tlienco (3> South JEWBJRS 0 rrea> and filong Street Parking Centers, east and west of the railroad, perfect diamonds iald rnnd 355.C fpf?t to thft place Of and Earl's Parking Lot on Lake Avenue. In Central Jersey ('otitalnlrtg 4 acreff, rrnl measure- riMitj Vmi nre ITKU1« <1P fend ants becaunB Free bus service too, on Const Cities Coaches lo oil rlnim or »re clnlm«d or r#puteii from $50 60 BROAD ST. 717 COOKtVIAN AVE. ) mvn the said real eatnt« or >om« downtown Asbury Park. Simply ask for free itampf A. Slope Level Parking Center (Asbury Patktnsr Ctr 1 art thereof or tome Interest (herein RED BANK ASBURY PARK f lo hold A lltn of •ncumbrance when making purchase! at the stores displaying this B. Mafc St. Parking Area. W). JVfetered Parking area. to $1,000 E, Earl's Parking Lot Dated: June 1st, m% "Chamber Park-Rldo-Shop" teal. j. cuiANT flcon; f the Open Wednesday and Friday Nights Superior Coutt o? N*w Jernpy. una 7, 14, 21, n m.i* Federation Slates witfi aw "horror of Harry BatelJffe RED BANK REGISISB Tbin&r, lime 14, 1562-1? Regional Meeting [« 60th Birthday dtefhter Doris, Ralnray; Mr. a»4|Mr. Maine L. Jtmtm, Mtttwaa, the «*My of brealdnj the MOWJAHVILCE — Mr. aad Wlfflam Oroydoc aad da«*h-aad M«. Frank Kaurtr sad ASBURY PAMX. - The Httfew- ublicatioB naicoHe* habit,* "VnrtteJtUrty MM. Harry KateBff* of Tensest _ »**>»,, Oe*Mj*>ri; Mr, **jUttM*» low as4 *§**, CUM- U Federation o( Jewish Mw's! whea a psfeon becomes ltd. held »pea tease Sunday is in. Karma* Stttfins. Brooklyn; I wood. Clabe, northern Hew Jeney Released rated front drags through arrest celebration of Mr. Ratcliffe's »th gtoo, wltl convene her* Jam and is sent to jail birthday. FREEHOLD — The seventh (or Its all-day summer In conclusion, the writer rec- Attending were Mrs. Frank ence. edition of "On the Inside," a offlmeads educational movies forRitcllffe and daughter. Gerry, mimeographed publication edited young people to "strip the drug Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes, Ken Garott, member of the Na» by priaonere at the Monmouth addiction situation of Its super- Mrs. H. Johnston and son, Ralph, (tonal Board of Director*, region.! Mr. and Mrs. James Deoton, County Jail, features articles by ficial glamor revealing its al program chairman and mem- demoralization and destruction." Mr*. Martin Smith, Sr., Mrs ber of the Men's Club of Congre- Warden Earl Smith and Rev. Ed- Warden Smith writes of a need Donald Miller and son, Donald gAtfOB Bnti Iirael of Greater win P. Spencer. for strengthening of moral prin- and Mrs. Robert Owens and chC Red Bank, and Leon Kate ol The collection of serious com- ciples of religion and fidelityt odren Vivian and Bub, Morgan' HUFFMAN JJMYII West Deal, National Board of the home. He asserts that "be- ville; Mrs. Clinton Woolley anc Directors member, vice president mentary, humor and art also In- cludes.* feature editorial on nar- fore there can be order of people of the region and paat president in the world, there must first be self to a discussion of "Con FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOW , of the Men's Club of Temple cotics by an inmate who appeals righteousness In the heart of the science," asserting "no one neec Beth E! of Asbury Park, are In for a widespread educational | individual." despair when wounded by con Rt. 35 Circle, Eatoniown—Uberty 2-1010 charge of the affair. gram aimed as saving youth' from Rev. Mr. Spencer devotes him-'scienc'•AUHAMe speakinag>A«Llatjga t*#ot theI'll***m* *•

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The other set are academic minded ultra-liberals who are, CLEANERS consciously or not, really hostile to business and who yearn to re- AND turn to the dead years of the O JC Twin,or Full Size SHIRT LAUNDERERS. Inc. thirties; complete with alphabet ical agencies and excessive gov Discover sleeping comfort unlimited with this 24 WEST FRONT ST. RID BANK erament controls. Simmons beauty modi just for Sterling! It Neither Group Strong boasts the same patented Auto-Lock unit, the Neither group, in fact, repre- none 220 steel coil construction that you've sents any great number ol peo teen nationally advertised for f>()'i9' ATTENTION! ple. The ultra-conservatives no more speak.for business and Re- publican conservatism generally MIDDLETOWN TWP. than do such outfits as the John Birch Society. The ultra-liberals no more speak for rational and POOL OWNERS moderate Democratic liberalism than does, says, Americans fo The law requires that all pools over 18" Democratic Action. • • in depth must be protected by a 4' fence. • As is the way of all extremis movements, however, they maki a shocking lot of noise. Ther ca- pacity; to mischief is infinitely higher1 than their numbers would indicate, together they cao manage to bring on a self-induced recession by creating what is not yet really present: a true lack of public confidence in the Amer ican economy. ; Such a true lack of confidence can be engineered from the ultra conservative 'side by a contlnu ation of_ wildly... sssggsrstet claims that there Is an economic "crisis," no matter how obvious it is that this simply not so, Free speech, as Justice Oliver Wen dell Holmes once said, does noi extend to the right to cry/'Fire' in a crowded theater—particular ly where there is no fire, any how. Lack of Confidence And such a true lack of con fidence can be fabricated by frantic demands from the ultra liberals forsom e wholly unneces- David Bradley Rugged sary but destructive series < massive governmental Interfe Chain Link Fencing ences with the ordinary open tions of business. This can b Keg, 32c per ft.; 36-in. done even though there is m prospect for such a degree of gov high wire only per eminent interference. It needs on 48'* high—36c foot. ft. iy to be shouted long enough 28 however baselessly, that such terference is on the way ._ Twin Strong 2-in. steel mesh is. galvanized for or enough people to accept the no Full Site years of rust-resistant long life . . . Other tlon. heights, posts, rails and fittings available. Worse yet—and this is the cen Just call Sears for a free estimate ... no tral point or this column-extrenv Look for quality features usually found only in mat- obligation. 11-gauge. ism from right and left can so In tresses costing many dollars more. You'll find them flame and envenom the politics in this Simmons mattress masterpiece! Its posture of this country as to drive sens built for more firm comfort, more healthful support ble conservatism right out of th with Simmons' patented Auto-Lock unit, featuring ball game. No conservatlv* 312 tempered steel coils, 13 gauge wire. This is the should ever forget that If the co» same unit you'll find in their nationally advertised test, in this fall's Congressional elections and beyond, is to be $69.50 mattress — yours only at Sterling for this twisted Into some emotion-dip low price! ping test of demagoguery between the alleged "haves" and the leged "have-nots," the alleged "have-nots" will cast more votes every time. A NEW SERVICE FROM STERLING! So, what should be done? It no good talking about oalmlnj Ever wonder how to dispose of your cumbersome old mattress and box spring when your new, bedding purchase arrived? the ultra-liberals; no force ha Sure Protection! Windsor ever been able to do this. Thej Ever been annoyed by indifferent delivery men dumping your new bedding downstairs—and leaving you with the difficult Welded 2x4 Fence > Single Picket must be left to their worn-ou problem of transporting it to the particular bed you.bought it for? Well, wonder and worry no more! Sterling loves 0W S uneasy dreams. What remains is doing little extras for our extra-nice customers. That's why we've instituted this pleasant new service. Not only will «i' ifi i. iu ^tu}' Allow as 25c ft. for responsible conservatism— M-ln. high. Non-climbable, and explicitly for the vast ma- we deliver and set up the bedding you buy exactly when and where you want it—but we'll cart away any old bedding strong mesh Is safe-edge M-In. high, attractive single jority of responsible businessmen you wish to dispose of at the same time. No charge, of course—it's always our pleasure to serve you better! knuckled. Also 48, $0, 72 In. picket affords protection, —to take steps to make certain U" high 23c ft. 48" high 28c ft. (hat the handful of ultra-conserv- atives in business and politics is No Down Payment on never allowed to seem to speak Scars Easy Payment Plan for either "business" or "conserv- "Creators of Fashion for the Homo" atism." Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday to 9 P. M. The way to do this is for re- sponsible business never to per- mit Itself, whatever its sense of SEARS frustration here and there, to for- get that what Is at issue here Is not the fact that the President Is FURNITURE ROEBUCK and COMPANY a Democrat named Kennedy. The OPEN DAILY real Issue is solely a thing called 3* WHITI STREET 9 • 5:30 the economy, of the United States 140 Broad St., Hcd Bank, N. J. SM 74000 RED RANK, N. J. of Amorica, which h still the FREE PARKING - BUDGET TERMS Shop in Air Conditioned Comfort Wed. and Frl 9-9 strongest and greatest economy r> In ti| world. honor c! her mother. Mrs. Edna 14-Thaniay, Juna 14, 1962. RE& BANK REGISTER Mlsute how zntKfc DooaM her mat, Mn. Jade Untie, for will earn, since .he. htsa't Cgurtd Lincroft a week. Hit. UrnSda aod fee*Gebbart. . Summer Theaters vet the expe&es' %A tbe *&»w which fce wiU. produce, Bet- he Th» Uacroft Catataes h*» **- efe8 ; pay» to adverliiie la The emarked that la«t ye*/ Harry' coottaetf-tt* <&*** for &» M party £mr&*y i» A4rtleaHSBt Rumson Reading Institute Btlafonte wu nWe f» dffcw $87 *aAfi*M to begis again is Draw Top Names 3L flUMSON, SOUTH ORAM&f, POINT PLEASANT 000 t week is the same theaters before expenses. By BOB THOMAS for a month's tour. He toSd why: Max GoaW, »oa of Mr*. Mary Announces AP Movie-Television Writer "I caa't resist the money." "It's really like my old vaude- ille days, except that 111 be do> wU received hb tfchelor of HOU-YWOOD-TWs is the sea- Other Compensation* SAVE BIG MONEY tectrtal 'engineering degree «t Supplementary Course* in basic skills for ing the whole show Instead of son when the Gold Rush begins But, he added, there are other one act," said Donald. ill graduation last Friday from greater success in school and college. -4he eastward movement of Hoi- cwnpensationa ss well. lensselaer Polytechnic Ihstltirtc He spent most of bis boyhood RENT A COMPACT CAR! lywood names to mine the riches "This is a whole new phase of TyNY to be found fn sunnier theaters. show business, and I want to be—from 1925, the year of his birth, until 1941-in vaudeville. The SUMMER SESSION JULY 9 - AUG. 2fh All over town players are pack- a part of it," he said. "I've done Mrs. Robert Gitaon is enter- ing their greasepaint and fancy everything else, so why not this? amily act never played New 1. READING. WRITING, STUDY SKILLS York's Palace because child labor taining Mrs. Swnuel S. W. Haut- duds and setting out along the It should be very • exciting. man of Florida. moneyed trails on the Atlantic I'll be appearing 'In the Round'— laws prevented it. Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening. Mid* with audiences on all sides. I've seaboard and through the Air Trawl For Bird* Mn. Edna Stiilwell celebrated west. . - played nightclubs where people This is the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute were on "But we sometimes played a- her 88th birthday at the home of Summer theaters are a relative- both sides, but I've never tew days at the vaudeville house and is offered at all levels from seventh grade through had people, behind me before. her son, Stanley Stiilwell of [y new bonanza for top per- at 83d St. and Broadway," he Crawford* Corner. college. This course helps students . . . formers. For decades they were It's going to be a challenge. recalled. "We wouldn't play the a source of revenue for more or "The nice thing about it is thefirst show, when the welfare of- • to read with speed and comprehension less faded movie names who intimacy. One of the theaters Rev. and Mm. William Mills ficers were in the audience. We'd wilt attend the marriage of Mn. • to write grammatically and logically could always pick up a bit of I'll play Ass 3,600 seats, but nosneak on the bill later and play • to increase their knowledge of vocabulary change in a revival of "Our more than 16 rows. That means Mills' sister, Miss Ann Harker until they caught up with us." and David Dayton, The wedding The course is very popular with serious students who Town" er "The Man Who Came that nobody will be too far «w*y to Dinner." Now the summer from the stage to miss a feeling Donald's life has reverted to will be held in the Grove City • FREE CU3Tb«a PICK-UP • radio and hwttr are anxious to improve their school grades and to theaters can and do attract big- of closeness to the performance." Ifcose early years when he never College Chapel in Pennsylvania • «utomalic transmission • all gts, oil,, nulntenane* nd obtain maximum preparation for college board and time'names. had a home. He has one now— Sunday. insurance «t no Mtra l Money Nice, Too loan Crawford's former mansion prep school exams. Donald O'Connor is one. He is About' the money — it will be taking out his own concert in Brentwood, but he saw It only Miss Ariene Gebhart is visiting show warming, too. ' There's no waytwo months last year. Most ac- THERE'S ALWAYS A NEED FOR A CARl 2. MATHEMATICS tors, lead gypsy lives nowadays CARINFORMMIRS and lie is no exception. EXPLORER OUWMTIKB? OR MAIHTBMttCt? Jr. High Arithmetic—two 2-hour sessioni weekly Complicating his'schedule is the Mm (fflTHE DAY CAMP ECOflO-ORWAV! ECO Math Survey I, II, III—two 3-hour sessions weekly fact that he doesn't fly. He used to charter a plane at the drop McGuire's Grove El The survey courses include various levels of algebra of a whim, but a bumpy ride Enroll Now HAK ABATE 08 wowHKHMD 08 STUCK and analytic geometry. All courses are planned to coming home from Las Vegas one OrTWAIUlPI FOB HUNSTOBTATKDff AT 60 Tiff develop ... time convinced him that air travel 60 THE wag for the birds. Mlddletown, N. S. ECOrHWARWJitl IWNMttWAII • a logical approach to problem solving 1*4 or 8-Week Sessions • facility In applying mathematical processes accurately tnlveristy of Mississippi's June 25 -Aug. 17 Comparable low rates for wnkty-nontlir/ rentals.' Long kmteasing wrsnstd . SH 7-2241 • SH 1-9007 <0R QUICK, DEPENDABLE SERVICE CMJ. WESTERN UN10H 3/ ELEMENTARY COURSES (Grade 1-6) football team will play five night games next fall. Two will be In Boys and Girls—1 to 14 CCONO^MWHJ. MEET «QU AT VOUB OOMt Memphis, two in Jackson, Miss., For Information Reading—three 2-hour sessions weekly and one in Baton Rouge, La. LI 2-1181 Arithmetic—three 1-hour sessions weekly

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wardrobe. Washable, drip-dry BIDS—FOEI. OIL rayon and ramie. Multi-tone blue, The Board ot Education of the Town, ahlp ot Bhrewabury aik* for sealed burgundy or green plaids. blda on 75,000 jalloni ol #4 Distillate delivered to tares locations, and for 2,- Sizes 12 to 20. By Jacknow, 000 gallons of M3 Fuel oil delivered to one location, utter ot rarety on per- formance required. Bide on #4 Fuel Oil should be based on New Yorlt Harbor Price a* ot June 23, 1962, with said price so stated, to which shall be added any additional costs to purcbaier which together will result in net cost. Further specifications can be ob- tained from the Secretary at bla office at the Tlnton Falls School, 671 Tlnton Avenue. New Shrewsbury. Bids should be returned by 6:00 P.M. on Tuesday, June 29, 1932, to be opened at a meeting of the Board. Tilt Board reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids. LOUIS A, BTEUNllLXLER Secretary June It (5.01 THE WORLD FAMOUS CASTRO LOUNGER... DEEP .NOTICE SEATING COMFORT FOR HEALTHFUL RELAXATION Take Notice That Gerard B. Keller, "DOUGLAS" Convertible Sectionals offer genuine Reslna K. Keller and Robert P. Downs, J0O%Poly-fo*m** back and seat cushions, chan- T/A "flbadowliroolc Inc.," bare appllei 100% FOAM Heaijrest, Back, Seat and to the Mayor and Council of Shrews- nel back, and off-trie-floor styling. Converts to A bury Borough, for «. Plenary Retail Arms. Scientifically designed for body- Consumption License tor premises sit- contoured comfort—you'll never find tAAQC comfortable bed with separate Castro-pedic Inner- uated at Broad Street, Shrewsbury, Hew Jetioy. more blissful ease, more heavenly relaxa- -fill spring mattress. Objections, If any,' should be made Immediately In writing to Jean w. Won. Effortlessly adjusts to any position. " V Fabry, Cleric ot tit Boroujii ot Shrews- bury, (Signed) BUADOWBROOK, INC. Officers derard H. Keller—President 40 Beekman Terrace, Summit, N. J. Reilna R. Keller—Vice President 40 Beekman Terrace, Summit, N, J. Robert F. Downs—Secretary-Treasurer 63 Prospect UIU Ave., Summit, N. J. Charles Truax, Vice President I 89 Devon Court, New Shrewsbury, N. 1. June U, 21 »a.24 NOTICE Cenvertl from Take Notice That George JWdy, T/A Mayer's Inn, has applied to the Mayor •hit»» tMi and Council ot the Borough ot Hum- in S wionils son for * Plenary Retail Consumption Lliuor License for premises situated at Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, N. J. . . . CASTRO'S MAGIC Objection!, It any, should'be made Immediately in writing to Albert A. CONVERTIBLE COCKTAIL Kerr, Jr., Clerk ot the Borough of TABLE... COMFORTABLY Rumson, N. J. (Sljned) SCATS EIGHT FOR DlNINQ QEOROE REIDT Avenue ot Two Rivers, Converts from a cocktail to a Humson, 27. J( console to a dining table for 8 in June M, SI t3.9« seconds! All Extronict top resists heat and scratches. Choice of The BEDFORD...Early American Styling NOHCB handsome finishes. All the homespun warmth of authentic Colonial • Take KoUca that Uellacl's Tavern In- corporated, T/A The Black Point Inn, design in the wing back and rounded arms. By has applied to the Mayor and Council right, converts to a comfortable bed sleeping two. ot the Borourb ot Rumson tor a Ple- nary Retail Consumption License, with $12995 broad package privilege, (or premises situated at ill Bast River Road, Rum- son, N. 3, Objections, If any, should be made Immediately in writing to Albert A. Kerr, Jr.. Clerk of the Borough of Rumson. (Signed) Mellaol's Tavern Incorporated 132 Bast River Road, Rumson, N. J. Officers mud Directors Vincent Fatten—president 101 Black Point Road, Rumson, N. J, Rom Patten—Vice President 101 Black Point Road, Rumson, N. j. Philip J. Jjucla—Secretary-Treasurer 63 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, N. J, June 14, 91 VS. 91 CONVERTS TO 2 SINBLE NOTIOfc OR I DOUBLE BED! Take Notice that Marco Enterprises, Inc., a New Jersey Corporation, T/A Rumson Hotel, has applied to the May- CASTRO'S FAMOUS or and Council of the Borough ot Rum- ion, for a Plenary Retail Consumption HI-RISER SOFA BED... License C-10, for premises situated at 10 Waterman Avenue, Rumson, New 2 CASTRO-PEDIC Jersey. Officers, Directors and stockholders MATTRESSES Kenntth C. Martin—President 3 Tha Trail, Ulcldletown, N. J. Famous Castro quality in a nt-riser Merrill Martin—Vice President- that gives comfortable sleep spacs.. Treasurer 10 Old Manor Rond, Holmd«l, N. J. for 2 people! Use as a studio C«ol! B. Crowell—Secretary 70 Blrjiham Avenue, Rumson, N. J, Marie Crowell—Assistant Secretary 70 Blniham Avenue, Rumson, N. J. The DELMAR...Full Size Sofa Objections, If any, should be made An elegant design for contemporary living. Fea- Immediately In wtlttni to Albert A. Ken, Clerk of tho Borough of Rumson. $7095 turing two extronic topped storage compartments. MARCH ENTERPRISES, INC. 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JUNE 14, 1962 7c PER COP* New Jersey Tax Appeals Hearing Set News Briefs with South St., and make Pine St. a through street for It* By TIN Associated Press EATONTOWN — Tax appeal hearings for this borough, entire length, with "yield" signs at intersecting .streets. to include those appeals adjourned at last month's hearing, At the same meeting a resolution was passed asking the TRENTON — Rainfall during are stated for June 25 through 29 in the West Long Branch state Highway Department to make the north side of Broad the last, three days was the Borough Hall, it was announced at last night's meeting of St. from Rt 35, to the Post Office driveway a no parking heaviest where it was needed Borough Council. zone. most, on central and south Jer • Bids for purchase of the borough's $213,000 bond Issue for The council also passed a resolution accepting a three- sey farmland bracing for a se- the recent paving and storm drain program for streets here foot easement along Maxwell Rd. from the Army. This will vere spring drought. The state were called for July 11. Increase the street's width to 33 feet, a requirement which Agriculture Department .an- The governing body passed an ordinance regulating open- had to be met before county aid could be used to resurface it nounced yesterday that the rains A letter was read from Karl F. Wihtol, president of Wihtol of the last few days have ended Ings o! the borough streets, after a public hearing at which no comment was offered. Industries and, president of the Eatontown Chamber of Com- the threat of a drought which merce protesting the traffic jams on Rt. 35 between Clinton had endangered farm crops The measure provides that written permits shall be Ave. and the west gate of Fort Monmouth,' which he said were throughout the state. The mois- obtained before any street opening, that work shall commence due to unsynchronized traffic lights on the highway. ture shortage was becoming within 10 days of issuance of the permit, and shall be pursued Councilman Edward O. Clark said he had received a com- acute in south and central Jer- with "due diligence." A $100 deposit of a performance bond munication from the state Highway Department explaining sey counties where many of the is required to be deposited with the borough clerk and retained that these lights had been adjusted and are now synchronized. state's importtnt vegetable crops for six months after each permit. Councilman Leon B. Smock, Jr., eaid: are at a critical stage of devel A parking and through-street ordinance was introduced opment, the department said. "I don't think Mr. Wihtol is giving the new highway sys- and passed on first reading. The public hearing will be held tem a fair chance. The widening of the road is not even half Rainfall in these counties, it July 11 at 8 p.m. at Borough Hall, added, had averaged about four completed and the Highway Department is being loaded down Inches below normal in the eight The measure would make the north side of White St. a with criticism." TO A GOOD SCOOTER — A feature of last night's 45th annual meeting of Monmouth weeks ending June 11. But from no-parking zone from Broad St. to Throckmorton Ave. It A request from the Eatontown Drive-in Theater to give would also make South St. a through street, and provide for a fireworks display during the night of July 3 was received Council of Boy Scouts at Spring Lake Golf & Country Club was the presentation of June 11 to June 13, rainfall to- taled .between two and 31/3 a yield-right-of-way sign on Richardson St. at its Intersection and granted. the "Guardian of Scouting" award to Justice Henry E. Ackenon, Jr., Keyport, one of nches in these counties, the de- the council's founders. Here, left to right are, Marshall Errickion, Freehold superintend- partment said. The rains of the ent of schools, an executive and member of the council's executive board: E. Don. last three days came too late ti Counseling benefit strawberries, asparagus aid Sterner, Colts Neck, president, presenting the award; Justice Ackerson, and Dr. and other early vegetable crops, William G. Van Note, president of Monmouth College and also a new executive board the department said, but they im- Teacher Post member. Mr, Sterner was re-elected council president. proved the prospects for many fruit and vegetable crops to be Is Proposed harvested later^ln the season. RUMSON — Mrs. Martha Scouters Honor Ackerson TRENTON—A record budget Adamson, chairman of the cur- appropriation of $489,401,711 to riculum committee of the Board SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - E. Donald area. Joining the council as members-at- run the state government for Sterner, Colts Neck, elected last night to a large were F. Stanley Buff, Oakhurst; Earl the year beginning July 1 was of Education, proposed last night new /term' as president of Monmouth Coun- Van Pelt, Oceanport, and Seymour Burke, signed yesterday by Gov. Rich- that the board consider retention cil of Boy Scouts, paid special trlpute to Freehold. ard J. Hughes, The budget of a counseling teacher on a full Henry E. Ackerson. Jr., Keyport, the retired Justice Ackerson, who helped organize the represents an Increase of ' time basis,.... justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court, council in 1917 and remains as an active mem- minion over last year's. The for his long devotion' to tiie development of ber of the scout board, received from Mr. Legislature's appropriations The new' post would require scouting. Sterner the "Guardian of Scouting", award, committee cut more than half someone not already employed The occasion was the council's 45th an- for outstanding service. He is the chairman a million dollars from Hughes' by the district, holding a master's nual meeting, held In the Spring Lake Golf of the council's committee for distinguished original request of $500 million. degree in social work, preferably & Country Club. awards. Including the Silver Beaver. The bill provides $222,289,611 with experience in schools. Her for state operations, $217,191,838 Mr. Sterner said the council's priority duties would be to act as a Also re-elected were Irving Feist, Shrews- program for the coming year would be to or- for' state aid to counties and bury, the treasurer, who also Is an interna- ganize new scout troops. The county now has municipalities, and $59,720,262 "school case worker," working tional commissioner; and, as vice presidents, 265 units but, he said, this Is not enough for for capital construction. It esti- with children with emotional William Buchsbaum, Spring Luke; Mayor San- It to carry out its objectives for 10,000 reg- mates a surplus of $8.S million problems. ford Flint, Interlaken; E. Murray Todd, Holm- istered scouts. , at the end of the fiscal year, !5 Pupils HEAD-ON COLLISION left these two cars on Shafto Rd. near West Park Ave., New del, Amory L. Haskell, Mlddletown Township. In the past year, he said, 53 scouts ad- June SO, 1963. Much of the sur- Elected as assistant treasurers were Mer- vanced to Eagle rank, 3,673 to at least one plus was built up through In- According to Francis E. Hock- Shrewsbury, in this condition yesterday at 3:40 p.m. Patrolman Edward Holden, rill Thompson, Interlaken, 'and Thomas L, forward rank, and the. boys received 4,817 creases" In the slate Inheritance ey, superintendent, there are seen inspecting the damages, said the accident occurred when one ear was attempt- tax and expanded horse racing about 35 pupils in Forrestdale Heward, Wall /Township. William Mattison, merit badges. ing to pass a parked truck. The drivers, Jack Levine, 19, of Tinton Falls Rd., Farm- West Allenhurst, was named council commis- Tribute was paid to men and women in In provide money for shore re- School whose behavior has a dis- sioner. / " the county who servers leaders of troops, pairs after a coastal storm In ruptive influence on the rest of ingdale, and Lt, Charles Seeley, 24, of 382 Ocean Ave., Long Branch, were not in- as commissioners and as district leaders. . March. the school. The figure is in line jured. A passenger in the Levine car, Leonard Capak, also of Tinton Falls Rd., Dr. William Van Note, Shrewsbury, presi- with the county average, he said. denfof Monraouth College; Marshall Errlck- A replica of the original national charter Farmingdale, was taken by the Oakhurst First Aid Squad to Fitkin Hospital, with was accepted by Mr. Feist and the council's In addition, he pointed out, son, Freehold, superintendent of Freehold JERSEY CITY - Benjamin multiple severe lacerations of the face and syelidi. Hit condition this morning it schools; and Dr. Edward Voplcka, Rumson, new charter by Mr. Buchsbaum. ... Temple, «J, of 75 Van Wagon- there are problems which solely an industrialist, wire elected to the 50-mem- Richard R. Hough, New York, vice presi- en Ave., died Tuesday In a 15- affect the progress of a given fair, the. hospital reports. ber executive board as new members. Dr. dent of the American Telephone & Telegraph story fall at the Medical Cen- student In school, such as a child Clyde Slocum, OaWiurst, was selected to serve Co., a former Eagle scout, addressed the ter. Police said a section of a with a high I.Q. who is not achieving. ast district chairman for the Long Branch meeting. •;; . window screen In his room at the hospital had been cut away Thomas Daly questioned the need for such an employee, and Bids Sought for Rt. 9 with a penknife. Temple, a cus- todian for the Board of Edu- asked whether 'teachers could TRENTON - The state High- Rt. 9 between Adelphia Rd. and Adelphia Rd. and Milford Brook Says Glass Firm Will Build cation, was admitted to the hos- not handle the problems. Mr. way Department will open bids Rt. 18, about eleven miles to the will be financed in a future con- pital May 28. Hockey answered that the teach- July S on the job of modernizing north In Middlesex County. Funds struction program. MATAWAN. TOWNSHIP - Township Committeeman Slg- ployed by American Can Co., ers are now coping with the dis- Rt. 9 in Freehold Township. were made available in the de- Modernization, of Rt. 9 in the The Amerlcan-Wheaton Glass raund V. Kowalskl told The .parent company of American- NEWARK — Peter Georges, turbing influences, but cannot do partment's 1960-61 program for Middlesex-Monmouth County the specialized work need to help The proposed contract calls for Corp. Is expected to start con- Register last night. Wheaton, said a recent pub- 72, of 9 Longfellow Ave., was toe Adelphia Road-Toll Gate Cor- area is needed, a department the students and parents solve replacing 1.8 miles of the narrow, struction of a hew, plant in Report Incorrect lished report quoting him as killed yesterday when his car ner job, and $1,000,000 was allo- the problems. He stressed the winding highway between Adel- spokesman said, to handle in- Cliffwood in the near future, Mr. Kowalskl, who Is em- saying construction of the plant collided with a Public Service cated in the current program for creased traffic from Rt. 18, now is a "dead issue" was incor- importance of recognizing and phia Rd. and Toll Gate Corner bus at 14th and Speedway Aves. with a new dual section. future construction from Milford in the final stages of moderniza- rect. Police said Georges was thrown treating them in the early school years. The project fits in the depart- Brook to Rt. 18. tion. He added that both high- He said American - Wheaton from his car. The bus ran over Dualizing the gap between ways are being expanded In an- has already awarded a con- ment's over-all plan to dualize Says New Freehold him and continued on, smash- Beadleston Act ticipation of future development tract for concrete work on the Ing into a parked car. The bus of the area, and increased traffic -silos which will be- built for Under the recently, enacted driver and two bus passengers loads expected by 1975. the new plant. were Injured. The driver, Jo- Beadleston Act, Mr. Hockey stated, he believes the district Postmaster to Quit Construction plans for the dual- Hotel Is Planned . Big Investment seph Mocharskl, 58, Irvlngton, was admitted to Presbyterian could receive up to • $1,600 in izatioa show the future north- The firm is American Legion post. The future two-lane bituminous foot property. The 1,000-capacity Fulcomer. Fulcomer was chargec plans to build a hotel on the site. theater building was only slightly Prices Dip in about two weeks. Owner of Hopkins Drug Store, concrete roadways will be 24 feet with conduct unbecoming a teach wide, and have a landscaped cen- The 95x240-foot property on damaged by the fire which de- TRENTON (AP) - Egg prices er In resorting to violence while The local post office is the First St., Mr. Hopkins has been East Main St., near the Hall Ol stroyed the 12x8Moot lobby that largest in the Bayshore area. It a pharmacist since 1906. After ter island about 36 feet wide declined 3.52 per; cent in April, attempting to prevent eighth- between them. Bituminous con- Records, owned by Mrs. Elsie ran through the Goldberg-Oglen- reaching their lowest level since grader Donald H. Yowell from has been a first class post office his retirement, he will continue Levinsohn, New York City, has sky property. since 1940. to operate the store. crete shoulders, 10-feet wide, are June, 1960, the state Labor De- leaving his classroom. Fulcomer planned. been for sale since the fire. They are contemplating erect- argued that he was justified In Its annual income 15 years ago, partment reported yesterday. Safety facilities to be Installed It was revealed that the con- Ing a two-story building with five New Jersey's food price index attempting to restrain the boy when Mr. Hopkins took over as stores on the main floor. One from leaving the room withoul Purchases Ok'd at major Intersections include a tract of sale Is scheduled to be decjlned .14 per cent during the postmaster, was $65,000. Last pair of jughandles for left turns signed sometime In August. of these stores would be con- same period. The Index stood at permission. In support of his ar- year, it was more than $200,000. nected to the theater building gument the teacher said he has at the Elton Rd.-Adelphia Rd. In- Although Mr. Fatzler was not 272.4 per cent of August 1939 William Hitchcock was post- IN Oceanport tersection, and another pair at to make one large store. prices on April 30. been forced to restrain students master before Mr. Hopkins' ap- available for comment, a repre- from fighting. But the commis- OCEANPORT - The Board of Three Brook Rd. for U turns and sentative for Mrs. Levinsohn pointment. Education last night authorized left turns. sioner said there is a significant There are 32 employees work- would not deny the story. The difference between physically n an expenditure of $1,645 for a At Toll Gate Corner, traffic site is diagonally across the straining a purril from injurin, new stage curtain and drapes in channels between Rt. 9 and South street from the American Hotel. himself or others and usin; the Wolf Hill Avenue School audi- St. and Shanck Rd. will be con- Plans also call for the pur- physical force to compel a pup] Conference Set torium and arranged for other structed to provide for inter- chase of the connecting property to obey an order. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- purchases and services to put the changing movements. on Lafayette PI. in the rear of dent Kennedy's news conference school in shape for next year. Construction costs will be the East Main St. property, mak- ELIZABETH —Cart R. Bee at 4 p.m. today will be carried Two room dividers and a ward- shared by New Jersey and the ing access available from either 62, of Warren, Ohio, collapsed live by the NBC and ABC tele- robe, costing $356, will be ac- federal government. The depart- street. and died yesterday at the Broad vision and radio networks, by quired for the new kindergarten ment estimates 150 working days The April 7 fire wiped out 15 Street Station of the Pennsyl- CBS radio and by the Mutual room. A rearrangement of rooms will be required to complete the business establishments and left vania Railroad. Bee was em- Broadcasting System. CBS will will provide the school with the work. All bids for the contract six families homeless. The Levin- ployed by the American Flange Mrs. Martha Adamson televise the conference on tape kindergarten room and an addi- will be reviewed before it is Bohn building housed five busi- and Manufacturing Co., Linden at 5 p.m. tional third grade classroom. awarded. He stayed during the week al the Elizabeth Carteret Hote Attack Fatal and went borne weekends. PTA Group Gets Public Apology BERLIN—"Now I really knov what wo have when we talk o: To Deal Man MIDDLETOWN — The Port She then related how four pa- vestigation of the incident u Mr. Mallett did not offer an freedom. It's something thai Monmouth Parent-Teacher Asso- trolman arrived on the scene and handled poorly. RED BANK — Max Green- apology. we've taken too much foi ciation received a public apology almost arrested a vendor selling She said tile sight of the po- hill, SO, of 62 Parker Ave., Deal, Committeeman Ernest G. Kava- granted." That was John Rajch last night from the Township cotton candy. lice and the Inspectors caused was pronounced dead on ar- man's comment when he anc lek asked for a complete report Committee for the manner in Booths Closed most of the parents and children rival at 7 o'clock this morning other members of the Princeton from the police as to why four which several municipal agencies Mrs. Faleski said that Joseph to leave the fair. men had been dispatched to tho at Rivervlcw Hospital after hav- N. J., High School choir saw th< handled a complaint about the ing been stricken aboard a Cen- Quail, sanitarian, also came and Mrs. Faleski asked for a pub- scene. Berlin wall yesterday. The 55 PTA'g annual fair June 9. tral Railroad of New Jersey ordered the food booths to be lic apology from tho governing voice choir will sing in the Ber Anonymous Complaint train as It entered the Red lin Cultural Festival for Youtl The incident involved the fail- closed. body and "Mr. Mallett. Bank station. tomorrow. Conductor Thomai ure of the PTA to secure permits She said Mr. Quail later A Misunderstanding Richard W. Scuffed, business allowed food to be served after Mayor John T. Lawley prompt- administrator, said that Mr. Mal- Mr. Grcenhlll, a public school Hilbich said the choristers were to cover food handling and inspecting the kitchen facilities at ly apologized and said that he lett hod received an anonymous principal In Bayonne, had shocked during a bus ride be- children's amusement rides. the Port Monmouth School. was not aware of the Incident boarded the train at 6:43 a.m. side the wall. "This Is some- Mrs. Francis Faleski, chairman complaint about the operation of at the Elberon station and was PROJECTS CHAIRMAN of the Jersey Shore Woman*' thing everybody In the world of the fair, told the governing She acknowledged that she until early this week. tho fair. en route to hli office, Police Club, Mri. Michael Pizza, Neptune, preients a check to should know about," said Isabel body that Newton A. Mallett, should have known about tho or- He said the whole incident was Later In the meeting, the com- VIeland. "It depressed me so dinance requiring tho permits but tho result of a misunderstanding Chief George II. Clayton re- Marcus Daly,, Lincroft, chairman of th« EafGnroy/n Chil- building inspector, came to the mittee introduced (in amendment ported. . much I felt I had to do some- fair and ordered the amusement expressed the view that the In- on the part of the PTA over local to tho zoning ordinance simplify- dren's Psychiatric Center campaign committee, to aid thing, if only throw a rock at It. rides to be stopped because the rules and over zealous enforce- ing seoiiring of special use per* The trala conductor, Donald Old Wagon Farm ment of the law. A. Wody of Point Pleasant, toward the current $371,000 drive for funds. Mr. Daly is Strawberries For Sale PTA had not secured a permit. Come to the Rose Clinic ot our mils for fair and other functions. summoned the Red Bank First seeking the support of affiliated clubi of the New Jersey Either self pick or boxed to Mrs. Faleski said she ordered' market June 21, 8 p.m. Learn Free Free Free The committee will ask the Aid Squad alter the train State Federation of Women's Clubs in the fund cam- freezing and preserving. Bucklii the rides closed down and then about Rose Culture from the ex- Streamers Friday night at Cap- Planning Board to hold a special •topped and It took Mr. Onto- Fruit Farm and Nurseries, Pha- learned that tha police worn on perts. Rt. 35 north of Mlddletown. tain's Cabin, 400 Broadway, Point meeting to help expedite the paign. -••'• .• ; " .; - - '• ! htu to tte hospital. lanx Rd., Lincroft—Adv. . (ha way to tho scene, -Adv. Pleasant Beach. TW 9-7447.-Adv. amendment, 18-Tfaindbf, fee It, 1962 ' RED BANK REGISTER" TV Key WNBC-TV Clsisasd Fantasy on a Land TWURSDATr- AFTERMQOH EVENING FWGAY MOitNING '" HOW THRU SAT Previews t*:GS~ (i) Urn tit UU - (4) Hew* 5t 1:1*— it) Pt*vU?»i At Sofia (it <5) SMtti/* B'MT 6rl»~ m ft?e Us This livy top television etaiwi Hi Hum •i»— it) Hews previewed &f< News Richest Man in Bogota," sounds The story is really en original tagious and hypnotic half hour of Friends 01) Weather 7:28- (7) Morning Prayer like another Latin American tale by Frank Gabrielson since the the beat, the rhyjhm, and excite- 12:5&— (9) News And Weather t-(4) New* 7s**- (5) Columbia Lectures !:45~ <«) about a dictator battling with H. G. Weils' tale had no plot, ment of the African-American 12:55-- (4) News News (7) Early Bird Cartoon! hungry peasants. only a description of such a coun- folk song at Its source. Guest (9) Almanac Newsreel -.n- (i) Ripcord 8; 68- (2) Captain Kangaroo But it Isn't. This Is a fantasy try. Being a fantasy or a fairy musicologist Alan Lomax is 1:0©-- (2) Burns and Allen (4) Mister Magoo (5) Sandy Becker sbout a uranium hunter who tale, the language is un-realistic particuarly charming guide on (4) Trouble with Father <5> December Bride (7) Tommy Seven stumbles into a land of the blind on purpose and may bother fans this tour of the isolated Golden (5) Cartoons (T) ferry toon Circuj 3:30- (7) Little Rascals Also «HATONTOWN DRIVE-IN where neither man nor animal at first. Said Nelson to the group: Isles off the coast of Georgia, (7) Day in Court (») News &4S- (S) News and Weather can see. 'There would be values lost if we where the descendants of the last (8) Understanding Our (W) Weather 8;3S— (»> Cartoon Time "PURPLE HILLS" Producer-director Ralph Ne!- made the language colloquial or African slaves still work, dance, World 7:1*~ (J) Local New* *.S&- 0) Amos "»" Andy eon first tried to sell the drama, idiomatic. It is almost biblical a play, and go to church to the (11) Movie (11) News (4) Stimnastlcs based on H. G. Wells' short story, times, but so is our story. Try rhythm of their traditional songs. 1:25- (5) News f:15- (1) Weather (J) Memory Lane 7:25- (» Movie 12 110 SHOWS FOR $1.0® The script was ok'd and Nel- bandages, so there were constan Service." (Repeat). Good per- (9) Favorite Story Manhunt (7) Susie repair jobs under the hat lights, formances by all, including guest 8:30- (4) STARTING- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON son had four weeks to cast it, 2:25- (4) News (5) Real McCoys 10:S8— (2) I Love Lucy build sets, figure out a way to By the end of the day acton doctor William Shatner, in Kil J:S9- (2) House Party Golden Showcase (4) Play Your Hunch AT 2:00 P.M. JUNi 20th tended to be fretful, being un- dare's weekly Joust with his con O) cover actors' eyes and those of (4) Loretta Young 9:06- (2) Wrestling . (7) Gale Storm a llama, a goat and a cat, and able to wad or do much of any- science. The problem here is Kil (7) Seven Keys (5) My Three Sons 11:00- (2) Video Village tape the show. But, at that point, thing, during long waiting pe- dare's concern that another phy- Movie (9) Star and Story (7) (4) Price Is Right his main fear was to quickly riods. sician, a friend of his, has been (II) Movie (7) Ernie Ford Harold Lloyd (9) Asphalt Jungle have the script mimeographed Then came the problem of cov- guilty of malpractice. When the 2:5S- (5) News Hazel 11:25- (5) News WORLD OP COMEDY1" before it got lost. No other rec- ering the animals' eyes. These friend is faced with a lawsuit, 3:00— (2) Millionaire O» Law and Mr. Jones 11:50- (2) Clear Horizon ord was available, and If this dog- were covered with fur, and the Kildare finds himself In the mid- 9:30- (4) (4) Xoung Dr. Malone N CBS Report (4) Concentration eared copy disappeared there llama simply had a few strip: dle. The American Medical As- (5) Racket Squad (7) Sing Along With (5) Romper Room snipped from his belly, which 10:60- (2) would be no show. sociation should approve of this (7) Queen for a Day Mitch (7) Yours For A Song HALEY MILLS When the actors, led by Lee were fastened over his big eyes. one since it discloses many .of (9) Jack La Lanne (4) Untouchables 11:40—(11) Understanding The strips didn't seem to bother "Whistle Down Ht« Wind" Marvin, Miriam Colon and Rich the perils and annoyances a doc- S:S9- (2) Verdict Is Yours (7) How To Marry A Science him a bit, said Nelson. ard Eastham met «n the set, di- tor has to contend with, and Gil- (4) Our Five Daughters (H) Millionaire 11:55— (2) News Colorless Color rector Nelson, as Is his custom, lesple gives a big, well written (5) Medic 10:39—(II) Mr. Adams And Eve offered a few remarks on how to There was also a costume prob- speech at the end which synthe- 1 (7) Who Do You Trust? 10:45-, (8) Movie get along without eyes. "Try as lem. Since the show wag to be sizes the theme. 8:30 p.m. NBC. (9) Movie 11:09— (I) Newt we rehearse," he said, "to dose In color, this meant costumes THE REAL McCOYS. "Pepi- (II) Abbot & Costelio (4) News your eyes and use more fully couldn't have color, because no TV Key no's Vacation." Cute show for 3:55— (2) News (5) News your other senses. Listen more one In ibis country o! the blind regular viewers. The McCoys de- 4:08-(2) Brighter Day (7) News would know about color. Windows acutely to sound. Be more aware cide to give Pepino two weeks' (4) Make Room for (11) Groucho "MERRILLS MARAUDERS" of your sense of smell. Appreci- on buildings were pointless and vacation with pay. Because of a Daddy 11:18-<2) Weather so were seeing eye dogs, braille Mailbag ate the ability to feel And don't misunderstanding, however, he (5) Divorce Hearing (4) Weather "HOUSE OP WOMEN" SHORE and whh> canes. The phrase 'V forget taste, that filth sense, and thinks the vacation Is permanent (7) American Bandstand (5) Movie see," won't be heard. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER how Important that is." and the money severance pay. (11) Laurel-Hardy & 11:12- (7) Weather "This has turned out to be a In this strange country there Tony Martinez as Pepino does a Chuck 11:15-(2) Movie Question — What's all the fuss Further Theatre Information Coil .SH 1-9600 are also; advantages to consider. morality play," Ralph Said. nice Job carrying the show. 8:30 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (4) Tonight about "Ben Casey" and "Dr. Kil No billboards, or burning eyes "What our uranium hunter galnt p.m. ABC. (11) Pinocchlo (7) Movie dare"? You'd think they were the from smog. No eye glasses oi 4:50- (2) Edge of Night ll:S0-(U) News only two shows about doctors on mascara; It is a fascinating coun- (<© Here's Hollywood 11:40—(11) Movie TV. I much prefer the «oap try to think about and one can THE GOLDEN SHOWCASE (5) Mr. District Attorney 12:15- (9) Stories Of Suspense opera, VYoung Dr. Malone." At THE "Noah and the Flood." A whole see why Nelson has been in- (11) Bozo The Clown 12:55-7- (5) News least Dr. Malone Is a real per- Riimson Hotel triRUed with it for so long. host of art forms and personali- 4:50— (7) American Newsstand 1:08- (4) News son on the show, not Just a "dedi- "The rnusic will be more Im- ties combine to make this extra- 4:55- (4) News (5) cated machine" like Casey or a ordinary hour. First, there's the Theater Five WNHEROF EVENINGS 10 Watermen Ave. Rumsen portant than usual," says Nelson. (II) Mr. Peabody (7) "starry-eyed novice" like Kil Biblical tale of Noah that forms Movie 8:30 "Another sense. That's why we S:00- (2) Life of Riley 1O (ft block from S. B. bridge) the visionary basis of it all. But 1:05- (4) Mayor Of The Town dare.—Mrs. G. E. L., Hammond, MATINEES have cast Richard Eastham as (4) Kukla and Ollle 1:15- (9) Almanac Newsreel Ind. ACADEMY Wed., Sat, Sun. • featuring • the Great Elder, the leader In then, there's'music by Igor Stra- (5) Felix and Diver Dan 1:20- (9) News And Weather Answer — The Drs. Casey, Kil- the community who will lead the vinsky, ballet by George Baton- including e, Piano Bar Lounge (7) I Married Joan 1:25- (2) Movie dare and Malone (sounds like a CHOICE SEKta people In song." chine, tha spoken word per- (9) VALB forjUl © Gracious Dining Room formed by narrator Laurence Looney Tunes 1:30- (S) News law firm in Dublin) could all PEBF0BS1AN0E3 To bring in the Spanish-Moor- (11) Dick Tracy 1:35— (4) Sermonette BEST 9 Luncheons, Dinners, Harvey and others, a prologue benefit by watching some of the ish sound, Nelson and Gabrielson 5:05- (4) Movie 2:00- (7) Evening Prayer ««a A ran* Otfen have turned to medieval Gregor- of comment on the symbolic old "Medic" shows. Before Rich- PICTURE Cocktails "flood" in every age, and an epi- 5:25-(U) Rocky and His 3:10-(2) News ard Boone became the fearless ian chants and hoDe they will en- Friends 3:15- (2) Give Us This Day 9 Open 7 Days hence the atmosphere. logue of tribute to composer Stra- "Paladin," he played "Dr. Sty- vinsky himself. Music, drama, in- 5:50- (2) Movie ner" in the first .really successful openings available for Both Nelson and Gabrielson are (7) Highway Patrol 8:50; Moon Pilot 9:00; 12:30; taking the risk of falling flat, bu terview and commentary — in- TV "medical series."' Incidental- Weddings, Banquets spired by the wor kand the pres- (9) Movie Samar 11:00. ly, "Medic" Is currently beinij the chance to stretch a little and (11) Popeye ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS and Special Occasions. be different can't be passed up. ence of Stravinsky as conductor, seen 5n syndicated reruns In a man who has become a living Atlantic—Rome Adventure 7:00; many parts of the country. "I think we've won," said Nelson 9:00. For Reservations after staying up all night cut- legend of our time. 9:30 p.m. The Air Conditioned M A Y F A I R CBS. LONG BRANCH phone 842-2000 ting the tape. "It should be a MOVIE TIMETABLE Question — Is Sal Mineo go- LAKE AVENUt Baronet—The Horizontal Lieu- ing to star in any other TV stunning show." RED BANK tenant 3:20; 7:00; 9:57; 13 West shows soon? I enjoyed his per- • NOW • New -Jersey Premiere Engagement CB SREPORTS. "Breaking the Carlton—Moon Pilot 2:00; 7:10; Street 2:00; 8:30. Monmouth Shopping Center Eatontown Circle 9:05. formance with Peter Falk In Trade Barrier." (Repeat). A ASBURY PARK "The Sound ol Hunting1.1 think Open 10 AM-9:S0 Dally; Tues. and Sat. 'til 6 EATONTOWN worthwhile repeat of a highly in- Lyric-Whistle Down the Wind he should win an "Emmy" for Drive-In — Moon Pilot 8:50; 7:30; 9:30. formative documentary on Presi- this show.—«. A., Roanoke, Va. dent Kennedy's controversial 12:00; The Purple Hills 11:00. Mayfalr — World of Comedy 3:00; 7:40; 10:00. Answer — It's a little too soon ) MONTGOMERY WARD trade expansion bill. This is an COLUNGWOOD CIRCLE to start thinking about next examination of Us impact on in- Shore Drive-In—Merrills Ma- MONTCLAIR Clalrldge — Windjammer 2:00; year's TV awards. Mineo, who dustries and workers who fear it, rauders 8:50; 12:15; House of scored big with the teenage fans, industries that welcome its long- Women 10:55. 8:00. EDISON wants to be taken seriously as "A rabahtts range challenge for Initiative HAZLET an actor and would like to live "Thrilling and Funny Man" and competition, and statesmen LOCK'S Drive-In — Cartoons Menlo Park Cinema—Carry On Hilarious, Lively —N. Y. Mirror Nurse 2:00; 5:25; 8:40; Carry down the "rock and roll" record- and Funny I" who believe it to be a "must" ing phase of his career. "Hunt- —N. Y. Time* for the nation's economic surviv- On Constable 3:45; 7:00; 10:00. '1 Raeonuntnd al in the face of the Common ing," he felt, was a step in the II, as « ran Picture PERTH AMBOY . . . A Treat I" Market in Europe. 10 p.m. CBS. Amboys Drive-In — Cartoons right direction, —N. y. N«w« ATLANTIC 8:45; Moon Pilot 8:51; 12:53; . ./ THEATRE ••; •; TONIGHT. Mort Sahl has Su- Proud and Profane 10:59. Question — Is Marvin Miller of ieation Atlantic IllgWiimls—Til. 391-0118 ' san Strasberg, Piper Laurie, Ger- Majestic — Lisa 2:00; 3:55; the old "Millionaire" series the NOW — EVES. 7 and 9 aldine Brooks, Suzy Parker, Fe- 5:55; 8:00; 10:00. father of Martin Miller, who plays Tod in "Route 66"?—B. B., THE FOUNTAINS HAS... TROY DONAHUE licia Farr, and singer Joe Wil- WOODBRIDGE bargains liams for his sparring partners Drive-In—Cartoons 8:45; Ole Albany, N. Y. "ROME ADVENTURE" tonight. (Color). 11:15 p.m. NBC. Rex 9:05; Spartacus 10:05. Answer — Tod Is played by Martin Milner not Miller. The EVERYTHING! ronn similarity in the two actors' RIGHT ON THE OCEAN names is confusing but they are in no way related. RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL MUN6E MONTGOMERY WARD POOL • SPABKUN6 ENTERTAINMENT I KL A BIN'S PRESENTS Question — What was Mel Tor- 115 LUXURIOUS me called during the early part AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS TRAVEL SERVICE of his career? It was something • All with TV and Phonn ! the most exciting paint discovery % ye&m like "the misty echo."—Mrs. T. SURF BATHING • HSHlHfi • RACING G., New Britain, Conn. IN EUROPE... Answer — That's close . . . (Monmouth Park, minutes atvav) 2 weeks... visiting London, Am» Torme was and is known as "the UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT sferdam, Brussels and Paris for as Velvet Fog." 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•A- by HAKK KETCHAM liere by EdwSn M AnUer, i«at 14,1962 RED BANK REGISTER Francis DENNIS THE MENACE Wells Is JCPL'» Coa*t Div&on manager. Mr. Wei/6, lon&erly the divi- Receives DDS sion'! UtiftMt togl'Atr, will be UNION BEACH - Frtmin Supejrvisoi r respoo*iWt tor urAtrp'MRi oper- The Canadian Election tf/a at Mr, tfid Mrs. atic*, ca&strueUwi and mtiatt- ily ggytnuattti, s» la 1S57. That The Hew Democrats, te«4ed by Chatey, Yi tereowM i&e« ia hi* sew pott. st ftjrmer StcUUst {nr«ei*r trf S**-Ave.. recently ctt»r With JCP&L OTTAWA CAP) - g f Mr. Wells, a gredtwt* of th« lack * clear majority, with mi- katabewta, cult for nation*! ASBURY PARK — Robert N. •atf V. $. potiUw, though oper- planning for Canada's economic V. S. Military Academy, West nor parties holding the whip hand, Veil*, Jr., Church Rd., Herbert*. Point, hat ^eejt w|h th« etoctric . •ting la widely different systems, and would almost certainly mean future, They back a national vWe, has kweo appointed Jersey . bear this resemblance: each has another election within a year. medical care program and claim Central Power and Ught Compa* 8UIiV 0 |Wra, U» 1« mar- Cognizance to be the only party which re- fly's Coast Divllte cable wiper. rMtoUu taroeirl Ml« Nancy two major parties. jects nuclear arms in Toto. flys Coast Divllte c p Son* Canadians, with dubious The major parties are taking viaoi r witi h h*<*(&a*erh*(&a* « lla AlienAli - Daw. They haV*^* «««. Kob- exactitude, compara the current- cognizance of this possibility. Under the Canadian system it hunt The tqaimocsamt w*s ert, 0; Dane* *,'ao4 WUlarp, 1, ly ruling Conservative Party to Lester B. Pearson, the liberal is impossible to vote directly for the Republicans and the opposi- eader, told an election rally his the next prime minister unless a tion Liberal Party to the Demo- party offers the only alternative voter lives in die district In cratt. the voters have to the present which the party leader runs for government. a seat in Parliament. Each voter The situation differs from that "A vote for any other party -there are 9,800,000 eligible- BARGAIN Of the United States in that two is a vote for a party which can- casts a ballot for one member of minor parties are having an im- not form a government," he said. Parliament. The leader of the pact on the campaign for next A few days later. Prime Min- party winning the most seats be- BASEMENT Monday's parliamentary election. ister John Diefenbaker, the Con- comes prime minister. These are the new Democratic ervative leader, said votes There are a record number of Party, which has a socialist base, would be wasted on New Demo- and the Social Credit Party-a candidates—1,017. The Conserva- PRICES ratic or Social Credit candidates. tives are contending for all 265 rightist group which calls all oth- "Only a sprinkling will be er parties socialist. seats, the Liberals for only 264 lected," he went on. "They have because of a flaw In one candi- ON STOCKS? The minor parties are claim- no hope." date's papers. Social Credit has Ing a large number of seats, and The minor parties do not put 232 running, the New Democrats ' «ven In the major camps there up candidates in all districts. No one knows for sure. But recent market performaflfti 217. Twelve Communist candi- Francis Chasey Is a tendency to concede them Those who study the campaign dates, plus independents.fill out seems to have had little or no relation to current 12 to 20 seats of the 265 in Parli- ean to the feeling that Diefen- the field. Twenty-seven women, of dental surgery degree from business conditions or outlook. ament. Thus, if the two big par- baker's government will be re- including the five incumbents, Dental School of Fairletgh Dick* While it's probably true that many stocks have been ties run close, as now appears turned but with far less than the are hi the running. , inson University, Teaneck. possible, there could be a minor- 208 seats it won In 1958. Con greatly over-valued and that some correction was servative strategists say they The present lineup in the House Mr. Chasey completed his un- inevitable, many investors appear to have stampeded can count more than the 133 seatsof Commons is: Conservatives dergraduate work at Falrleigh 203 seats, Liberals 51, New Dem-Dickinson. into sales which may prove unnecessary and Unwise, needed for a majority. The Lib- adding momentum tosudden, erratic price movements. erals talk In similar figures. ocrats 8, vacancies 3. The Social A graduate'of Keyport High Neither is quite sure where the Credit Party failed to win a sin' School, he is married to the for- Result? Present prices of many stocks, we believe, minor parties will drain off votes. gle seat In 1958. mer Joyce Bennett of Hazlet. are well under their fundamental values. 'Clean Up1 Plea rug Cleani What should you do now? Why not seek sound The issues have, In the main, investment advice such g& that provided by our experi- been economic: unemployment YEAR-ROUND llnu mi enced registered representatives and research staff?. and devaluation of the Canadian These men have been carefully (elected and trained dollar last month to 92.5 U. S. 'WEATHER-MAKER WHITEST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK cents. Pearson pleads for an op- Carrier to advise you under varyipg market conditions. Just portunity to "clean up the SYSTEMS call or stop in now. There's no cost or obligation. mess;" .Diefenbaker offers Our rug cleaning specialisti take particular car a Robert D. Viscount, Resident Manager wide-ranging program for Cana- Heats and Cools Your Home to Keep da's future combined with a de- You Comfortable the Year-Round to >•• that your rugs are at frtth and bright fense of his government's record. Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller The Social Credit Party, which at poitiblo. !• expected to win some seats NOEL R. NILSON MtniMni N«w vortr, Am»rto»n, M Idwatt in Alberta and Quebec, terms it- Air Conditioning and Refrigeration •nd Patina Ce««t Meek ax«h»ng»« self the party of free enterprise 40 BIRCH AVE SH 1-3454 LITTLE SILVER Free Call and Delivery 30 Linden PJ., Red Bank, N. J. SHadyslda I-88OO and contends free enterprise is being stifled in Canada.

Walter B. Scott, Jr. Scott Named Director At Arrowhead RED BANK — Walter B. Scott, Jr., 35 Lovett Ave., Little Silver, has been appointed director of the Community YMCA's Arrow- head Day Camp for the 1962 "Overlooking the Sea" season. Rodney C. Hibner, general see ANNIVERSARY JUST UNDER THE FAMOJUS TWIN LIGHTS retary, who made the announce- ment, said the camp will open its seventh season Monday, June HIGHLANDS, N. J. 25. Celebration Mr. Scott is a teacher in the Knollwood School, Fair Haven. He is a graduate of Springfield The Shore's Most Gracious Dining Place (Mass.) College and a former YMCA secretary. You'll be delighted with Sixteen teachers and college students will staff the camp. our new intimate Swimming, camp crafts, music appreciation, interpretive dance, nature lore and physical fitness are some of the programs to be COCKTAIL LOUNGE offered. Boys and girls from 7 to 12 years qt age are eligible to enroll. Bus transportation is to We wish to thank all of our be provided from communites in the greater Red Bank area. patrons for making our 4 GOOD REASONS WHY... Mix-Match Fund restaurant and cocktail YOU SHOULD VISIT OUR DINING ROOM "Printed Pattern lounge the fastest * 2. For those who like Oriental food we have Mr. Lee Chin, growing in formerly from one, of the best restaurants in Chinatown. the county. ii/f We have one of the. best//^ H£ae reall\ y knows how to prepare the better Cantonese ^T chefs, • well ^ known along the Shore for seafood^ steaks, or cfiops 3. We have a-good selection — our lobster's prepared of expertly prepared Italian anyway you Ijke-they are J[ meals that will - suit your superb-bur prime ribs of * palate. sef-fillet mignon or si loin steak melt in your ,- 4. The new intimate cocktail $ f lounge where cocktails are r prepared the way you like

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John V. Werner BELFORD — John V. Werner, sales manager for Werner's Studebaker Sales and Service, Rt. 36, has been awarded first place in the New York zone'in a sales contest sponsored by the Stude- baker-Packard Corp. ' He is a graduate of Monmouth College. He has been connected with the firm for five years. Mr. Werner resides with his By LEE WALK wife and two children at 269 Sun- THE PHANTOM rise PL DOE9BQBOREAUyJ YES. >»URt AST/MESSAGE / WAS PBAYER THIS ROOKIE LETTERS?" dfl AtolLMAN6OTSIPETKACKEa A GLORIOUS WEEK I BYA JUNGLE (If you have problems, send them to George, .care of this newspaper.)

Dear George: ,.+• This dsy and age Is getting me down and I have just about de- cided to become a hermit and say to heck with it all. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD I've been unlucky in love, un- lucky in business and unlucky in cards. So why bother? My only concern is that I understand her- mits lead a pretty lonely life- could you give me any informa- tion on this? O. B. Dear 0. B.: It all depends on what order you join. Try the Fun-Loving Her- mit Society; the initiation fee in- cludes false beard, sandals and RED BANK SAVINGS down payment on a pre-fab cave and LOAN with patio. ASSOCIATION They have fun-filled meetings "She Door CHARTERED 1867 with picnics and sack races and sing jolly club songs before By JIM BURNETT md GEORGE CRANDALL 10 BROAD ST. to Security- lunch. The next convention is in NUBBIN August on Miami Beach. RED BANK NEW JERSEY (Sheesh!) "Where You Save Does Make a Difference!" sPABMBAJoe,aeAse?// HE'STOO write . It pays to advertise in Thi Register.—Advertisement HALF YEARLY CLEARANCE 3°Piece Sectionat with Hide Bed — Nylon-Foam — As is . . 17f °° Occasionai Swivel Chairs — Turq. Desks — Walnut, Maple — Floor Sampies 29'oo By WALT KELLY 5-Piece Modern Sectional, Foam — Floor Sample 189'00 POGO Modern Rectiner—Floor Sample 00 GRANT/? Odd Tables, Lamps or Beds From ..... :oo T-Piece Jr. Dining Room - Walnut or Blonde •. . 249oo 4-Piece Modern Sectional, Turq. Nylon by Kroehler ...... 18900 3-Piece Modern Bedroom. Gray, Presser, Chest, Bed, Mirror 88°° Simmons Mattress and Box Spring Both 5Q00 Gossip Benches with Lamp Genuine Marble Top Tables — Cherry or Mahogany ..... 3995 MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST WHYl—WRE SMMUH'3-NOWUOIJA! STOP AT THE FIRST ROA05IDE -4-> IO0K. HERE! -YOU'RE A NICE p N0/Na HAMBURGER SHOP! I'M SURE WE. CAN 6ET 5ERVED THERE WmlOUT Tremendous Selection of Colonial and Provincial af Savings THAT DINING-ROOM ^| «O«E HEAD-WAITERS ARE, DAME!».AN' IF VOU WANT I SHOULD GO BACK AN' BUST 5H0WM& A uirma IN THE WCIAI, 00 niKT OLD CRAB IN THE. ,^_ RE6KTER.! . J Blonde Bookcase with Sliding Glass Doors ...... NS5ER-? Adjustable Steel Bed Frames with Casters jj100 Innerspring Mattress 00 Odd Double Buffet Base with Hutch-Danish — As Is .. . . . IE00 Odd Triple Dresser Base — Formica Top — White ^ 5-Piece Dinette Set Table with Extension and 4 Chairs .. 3900 3-Piece Limed Oak Bedroom Double Dresser, Chest, Mirror, Bookcase Bed 13900 RIVETS By GEORGE S1XTA MAVSE you ...BUT HBS SHREWD HES WAITIN6 3-Pieee Danish Living Room Choice of Fabric 119oo WOULONT SMAW? BETTER OFFER. 9x12 Rugs — Foam Padded — Tweeds 20'00 HE DOBSKfT DESCRIBE HIM 00 EVEN GO 3-Pc. Modern Living Room — Sofa, 2 Chairs—Nylon & Foam 119 FOR THIS. Sofa Bed Sofa — Nylon — Reg. 89.00 Now S900 3«Roont WaSI to WalB Carpeting —• Nylon-Foam §*added — 32 sc$. yds. with Taekless Installation —Call for FRii Estimate and Meas- urement — SH 7-0011 Hi Riser with 2 Innerspring Mattresses SP5 7-Piece Kitchen Set — Large Table and 6 Chairs 5995 3-Piece Den Set—Sofa —• 2 Chairs — Plastic 3900 Decorator Wall Mirrors 00 Easiest1 Credit Terms Available

Over en acre of furniture at Discount Prices. IR WINS Other stores in 27 Monmouth St., Red Bank WOODBRIDGE, Route 9—LI 8-8880 SH 74011 IAST BRUNSWICK. Route 18—CL 4-1929 DAILY ?:00 to 9:00 — SATURDAY till 6:00 NIXON, Rt. 27, Nixon Shopping Canter fcirtd t* s tisrth grade t»ids« •tore, 703 Coofrnan Ave., Atfaury BED BANK REGISTER Than&ty, June 14, 1962—23 Joard Hires 2 si $5,460.: • •'...••• Park, on March 1. The board voted to rthire MUi Accomplice The profccutor charged that few Teachers Jwa Smith t» S*td3 tM«i gr*de. otel mi waiting ia a'tmdt Item I. XUttky yeiltrdsy Wrong Plates, kt N. Piader 27 First Ave., large To parked on Bond St. will* Jotepi) V. Mioric*, Jr., 2t, tad Mg»Jo Atltsttc Ml&dtxdi, tuilt y of dn'v- of Edtttttiin »t a reo-ra Uberti, 2t, both of VtoeUad tad Driver Fined iBg a- car with Uum** j.!»t*t not : hired two nt* uichtra, glag to Ma vtblcld lid fkeiS Mm ay JlmSnt*, Kansas City Go to Jury Miuztl, Pla., attempted tie hold* RED BAWK — MagUtrate a present sUlf wierobtr, U wtf out Wj.tr who hu FREEHOLD - A MoanMonmoiith. P *° mouth St.. paid a SIS flue for not > at a aalary ot (4,100 and Ber- 17 homers for Vancouver, B.C., Vogel, according to A»il*ttnt that Maurice and Laberti were he could be given lower bail to ' Ufflag, FrwboM, having his automobile registra- wti list year. Prosecutor Solomon Uutman, ii going to hold up the store. He help prepare his defense. tion iu his possession. charged with being an acccm teittfied.fttt they had asked Mm At the trial, Vogel was repre- plica in tt»« attempted holdup oof. to drive them to Asbury Park and sented by Frederick M. Raffetto It pays to advertise in The m MI MI the H. Hytnan and Son Jewelr' ~ y they would give him $500. Sea Girt. Register.—Adrertisero&ot > KODAK CAMERAS BLAISDELL LUMBER CO NIW PINTAL AIDS— Dr. John G. CampI, left, director SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 of dantal department of Fjtkln Hoipital, Neptuna, and Dr. Harrold A. Murray, firt| vlea president of Monmouih County Society for Crlppliid Children and* Adults, look ovar naw operating room denial equipment for treat" YOU'LL FEEL PROUD TOO mant of handicapped children, donated to hospital by the sodaty. j Handicapped Children WHEN YOU BUY WISELY, AND... CAMERA MOVIE CAMERA Offered Denial Care Windt film „ .sets tens... ^Electric-eye movie-maker NEPTUNE - David V. Carter receive treatment hers under keept flash handy! at this Urn, low price! administrator, laid that, with thi general anesthesia. . Completely automatic way to Installation of new operatlnf Donated was a' four-foot-hlgh Nevtr bafsra a lull/ automatic mobile standing dental machine •«|oy 35mm preciiioni Spring* room equipment tor dental treat Kodak movie camera at such with high-speed operating room efrtv*n motor advance* Him modest coil. Built-in electric eye ment, Fitkin Memorial Hosplta has started a program-{or handi drills. Speed is controlled by foot automatically... keeps you set sets the lent for you—gives you capped children that can be com pedal and a shock-proof electri- to shoot. Outdoors, electric *y* crisp, dear, color-bright movlts automatlcallfl Has super-fart pared with those found in thi cal cord insures non-explosive SAVE BIG DOLLARS tet» exposure — assures a 9««d nation's larger cities. qualities when Ignitable gases that, avery shot. Indoori, the 1/1.4 lens, enclosed finder, built- in filter that lets you shoot In- The equipment was donated bji are used for anesthesia. flash papi up at a flick of your Treatment at Fitkin will bs ft»B*r,.. and the l«ns adjuitt doon and out on the some roll the Monmouth County Society foi «l (Urn. A great movie Volwel Crippled Children and Adults foi dona only oo a basis of absolute Itself as you dial the distance* necessity for patients with prob- Ctrntra wttb popop Bwh. use In the hospital. 1.50 Twenty-three dentists, including lems that prevent cars In a pri- specialists and general practij vate dental office. Screening and tloners, are on the etaff of Fitj evaluation of such patients la sow kin's dental department. Facill being conducted under a program ties are provided in the new eas of which Dr. Ralph Angellllo Is wing of 'the out-patient departj chairman. ment for a complete dental pro- LEGAL NOTICE CHECK OUR PRICES gram for, persons unable to f ford private treatment. NOTICE Tsk. Notlco i Tint Helen t>. llulst- BELOW AND COMPARE The new equipment is for chili chuk, ai AcUnr Eiecutrli of tha dren whose treatment is dlfficul E«tat« ol Harry Liwli, T/A B»r "H", haa applied to the Townahip Commit- —and sometimes impossible—in i te» ol the Towoahlp of Rarttan, (or a Plenary Retail Cooiumptlsn Llcsme We finance yew pwehme — ent step arrangement for aluminum ptotfncfa private dental office, for exampli C-10, tor premliei flttutteil at New E1S WALLAH ST. REP IANK for patients with cerebral palsj Jeriey atata Hlghwiy No. 38 anl Laurel Avanue, Wut Keanabuis, or those who are retarded. Drj Towntblp ol Rarltan, N«w Jeriey. and building materials for home modernizations. Tel. SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 John G. CampI, department di Objections, II any, ihould be mada Immediately In writing to Kaltilyn rector said suc^i rhlldrAn n McHuch, cleric ot tha Towsihlp of Rerltan, N. J. . (Signed) IIELKN D. MULARCHUK. aa Acting Executrix ol the Eitate ot HARRY UBWIB Tl Mannlnf Plica, GENUINE WESTERN RED CEDAR Keaniburg, if. J. June T. U K.V> ' NOTICE Tak* notice that application h»a been J.YANKO maae to the Mayor and. Council ol u» BOARD FENCE ^ 75 Borough of Hed Bank to traniter to 30 Iraod Strtat, Rtd talk Rtwalda Cocktail Lounse. 21 E«it CONSISTING OF: Front St., Red BuiV, N. I., lor sram- liei located at M Broad St., Red Bank, N. J., the Plenary Retail Coniumptlon 2—1x6 10-ft. Rails Lloeiisa C*2, haretofora lisued to John Morrla and Paul Noglowa and Steohen 210 Ft. SeeHoa 1—4x4 5-ft. Posf Noglowa, Sxaeutora and Truittta of William Noglowa Betate, T/A Strand FREE USE OF POSTHOLE DIGGER Wlty PURCHASE Rciuurant. for premiaea located at M Broad St., Red Bank, K. J. Objection*, If any, ahould ba made Hot weather specials Immediately In wiltini to John Bnran, Borough Clerk of R«l Bank. (Signed) RIVER3IDB COCKTAIL LOUNOB 31 Xaat Front St., Rel Bank, N.J. 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tory, is credited with the demand top rtl6d horse* as PQSliM* |v Adds for stall space. This year's meet- the harness race meet. • .... Towson, Ridden by Dan French ing will run 60 day* Instead of Mr, Cronin will not tiira'aay < the usual 50. The extra 10 days stable down it he thinks the tort* i 60 New'Stalls is in accordance with Gov. Rich- should be kept available to im* FREEHOLD — Freehold Race-ar<* Hughes' storm relief pro- prove racing at the oval. Wins Feature by Five Lengths way is adding 66 n»w s*n!Ii; »i gram. Freehold is the state's only meet thh e shortagh e thah t is crop- BesideBi s the 580 stalls, John 0. pari-mutuel harness racing plant. Hoop, Son Ronald, Big Nugget,* Frenc It has been growing by leapt tad OCEAIMPORT — Towson, a 16-' the first stakes race I've won. Hi Booit ping up at the cojnv ..J- . . Cronin, the track's executive vice •hot, upset the form here at Mon-ran gamely and kindly and whei 2I>—I toiB-i 3 >f>.; « f. A heavy schedule ol so-- Mpresident, is busy leasing private- bounds and etill Is growing, la Ttiyaaa(GlasBner> {dead 8.80 9.40 fl.OO the last four yean the sUMing; jnouth Park yesterday when the I called on him he took off." Amadla (French) ..heftt>72.*> 58.60 22.60 events coupled with the longest ly owned farms in the surround- Nogara Glri (MonsceUD — — 3.« area capacity has nearly doubled. four-par-old colt, won the Salva- Frank Christmas, Towson'i "f. 1:15.2 AI«tt-Ica Worm, MIsl I*- campaign in the Raceway's nig-ling area in order to keep as many t We by five lengths on a trainer, was equally as happy blglaton, Greek John, Running After, muddy trade. Christmas said, "He'll stay her< Fox P«rrott, , Qamt Robin, R«»1I I>auV Double 3-1 • tSM (Dead- Owned by Mrs. Mary C, Christ- on the grounds and be made el 3-2 ttilM tu»t> mas, And ridden by Danny gible for the stakes not yel 3D—ami. 3 jrl. 1-1 /IB m. Stamp's Gronud(6teVm).-23.40 8.20 5.00 Freach, Towson paid $35.80, closed." Price Sadl (Barrow) , ~- 6.40 3.80 $13.40 and $6.00 across the board. Misty Day, the favorite, disap- Aiphalt Boy (Brousjard) — — 6.S0 T. 1:18.3 Al»o—Bollnaa Girl. JUam Invigor, ridden by Joseph A. pointed. Bill Boland, up ot Rag», Barb'« Ring. Father Jim. . TRUCK TIRES Saturday The track that's as good as pour word At. Highlands 7, V.F.W. 6 P&.Y RATING Standings TUBE TYFi When you promise something will bo there, a Chevrolet truck will AMERICAN 4.SO-U I 4.7Q-1S W L T help you keep your word almost to the point of monotony. Middletown First Aid 2 0 0 It will do its job over and over and over again, with seldom any E.A.C. Rockets .2 0 0 s TAX AND n* OLD Tin FIOM VOUS trwfc Belford Stars 2 1 0 MOAlBltSi Of CONDITION, trouble, at very low cost. What more can you ask from a truck? Berg Reds _ _.i o 1 Because of their reliability, peoplo have put more Chevrolet trucks V.F.W. No. 2179 _...l 2 0 OUR POLICY to work every year sinco 1937. That's a strong vote of confidence. National GUARANTEES Corvair 95 Corvan. This is the strong W L T If good Bervice is vital to your business, make your truck a Chov- Atlantic Highlands 1 0 1 10« LOW rolet and make your word more dependable than van—the only one with double-wall Highlands 1 2 0 VOLTAGE construction. Has air-cooled engine in ever. Call your neighborhood Chevrolet dealer soon. New Monmouth Falcons .0 1 1 IIEGUUIT0RS the rear, coil springs at all i wheels. St. Mary's 0 1 1 ".eonardo A.C 0 3 0

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Bonthron trophy for contributions to var-Shrewsbury Twp. 2 .6«7 EVERY FRL-SAT.-SUN. Sportsmen 2 .m Association in a telegram to Mr, sity track at Princeton University, Presentation was Belmoot Inn .1 Wood yesterday. an made this week at the university. Azoy resides at 25Waxzy's 1 JS3 Hours: Mr. Wood, who celebrated his Wine Barrels .004 Buena Vista Ave., Rumson. The trophy is awarded Wise Barrel! (3) FRIDAY 1 P. M, *TIL CLOSING 80th birthday last Jan. 28, has AH. Hill often been described as the annually to the member of the varsity track squad who Runge.lb 3 SFalumbo.ir 3 O Muon,rf 3 2 Kerrigan.ct J 1 SATURDAY 1 P. M. TIL CLOSING world's foremost speed skating sportsmanship, performance and influence has feelty.ct 3 3 Keenan.tb 4 O itar. Ha held the world's araa- Jones.M 0 0! Moron.3b 5 0 SUNDAY 1 P. M. TIL CLOSING Morray.it 1 OJMusUUo.c s o teur speed Ice skating cham- contributed most to the sport Moore,21> 1 0 Menkln$,p,«i 2 l Hart,3b 2 1 Bennett.lb 1 O pionship from 1902 to 1907, and Matawan High School pitchers were "stingy" KnochSl.o 2 1 Naogbton.ct 2 1 OHE GAME ACROSS 10 ALLEYS the professional championship Coll.p 3 0 Crane.p 3 O in giving up runs during the past baseball season. O'Kwfe.o 0 (MDovlen.lb 1 (V from 1809 to .1919, when he re- Marrctt,p 1 l|K««ey,rf 1 O PRIZE LIST SCRATCH ONLY tired undefeated. "" BUI Bowie was the Scotchman of the squad. His 33 1» 11 34 S Wine Barrels ~~~- .JOOO 001 2-* He still holds the indoor one- average was 1.33. George Morrell was next in Waszyi __. _^, »~3OT 723 x—19 3B—Hart. iB—Seeley, Marret, Cran< Women Score 10 Pins Less mile record of 2:41,5, set in the line with a 1.68. Bowie had a 9-1 record, while H«J off-Coil 0 In 5: Marret 3 In : Duquesne Gardens In Pittsburgh Morrell was 2-0. Morrell was out Injured during BO-Coll 2; Uarret 3: Crane t. in 1904 while defending the Bctmoni Im (8) Rhrewibnry Oft the regular season and he missed several turns ABBH ABR FEE FOR ALL $3.00 world's amateur championship. Dumu.p.o 3 o 0lltoblaion,et 4 2 Ronnle.ib 3 O 0Shea,u 4 1 Mr. Wood's most recent perform- on the mound. John Yates, who had a 5-2 record, Clark,cl S O 0 E.Au'acli.Jb 4 1 Bowl These Scores or Better, Collect at Once ance occurred about four years NowlttM* t O 0F.Aumack.p 4 O churned up a 2.73 earned run average. Bowie was Wright,3b 3 O OWalah.c 3 O ago. As a favor to Paul Kiernan, Dutry.lb.p » O 0 Hawih'nt.lt 3 O 300 GAME—$1,000 mayor at that time, he partici- top man in the fanning department with 81, and Oee.ll 3 O 0Kane,lb 3 0 Powell.rt S O 01mbembo,rf S 1 275 Game $500 220 Game $25 pated in a carnival at Branchport led in walks with 23. Lottlana.c 3 o 0|W;att,:b 2 0 Park, Willis Bilderback, Keyport High School graduate, a o o so 250 Game 150 215 Game 20 A crippling Injury and a lade Belmont Inn ______..OOO 009 8tareml>ury Twp. __ J20 200 x—8 240 Game 75 210 Game 15 of competition brought about his and son of late Willis Bilderback, Atlantic St, former 2B—Imbembo (2). Shea, F. Aumacl retirement, but he kept busy with JT1U off—Aomack 0 In 7; Duma* 8 1 principal of the school systemt coaches lacrosse at 3(4: Duffy i in 5H. so—Aumack e 230 Game SO 200 Game 10 exhibitions and by teaching fancy Dumas 2; Dufry 1. Walks—Aumack Annapolis. Bilderback directed the South team in theDumas l: Duffy 0. 190 Game—$5 skating in New Yorfe. Umpire*—Slckets and Tntxrg. "Mott" started slating at the All Star game with the North team last week. Rutgers age of five, but on dirt. That presented the game at the Scarlet stadium. Bilder- Joe Carboai, 19, from Philadel RE-ENTRIES PERMITTED phia, hurled a no-hitter for was because his parents forbid back's Navy team recently defeated Army, 8-5, to gain him to skate on Warden's Creek clnnati's Rocky Mount, N.- C. Entrants Limited to 2 Cash Awards the intercollegiate title. The Middies were undefeated team In the Class B Carolim part of the South Shrewsbury Per Day Over $25 Each River. After he started to wear in 10 games. League this spring. He fanned 1! Morris Wood Wilson batters. out the rugs of his home, In Skating Hall of Fame Joe Sovlero of 10 Cross St, Little Silver, his father relented, and a fabu earned a letter while petroling the outfield for the lews career was started. New York. Last year Jotanyling stars of an era before "Mott,' > »•»»»<* *«•**« At 17, he won the Monmouth Johnson and Joe Donahue, ricat-lwere named. varsity nine at Trenton State College during the County senior mile championship past season. He collected 11 bits, including a from an impressive field that in- double and five runs-batted in as the lions posted cluded Del Fisher and Lou Tetley RedBankffighOkays'62.63 of Red Banl^ and Harry Fergu. an 8-11-1 record. A graduate of Red Bank High 3-TNYLON son, Charlie and Jack Wood and School, Sovlero has been a member of the football OIMe Slocum of long Branch. He also won the Red Bank champion- Schedules; Soccer Included squad and will be a back!leld candidate when prac- ship, , ;... •••....' ..V. ;.;.. tice begins in September. He is the SOB of Mr. and TUBELESS IT St. Ko«« . H . One of the unusual features ol RED BANK - The Board of is CBA H Mrs. Joseph Soviero and is majoring in physical 2t Brick Towwihlp A his style was a 33-foot stroke, Education Tuesday night okayed 28 Genual Jetaey Meet SUi. the 1982-1963 playing schedules 30 Shore Conference Meet education. longest ever seen in compete. Lakewood Surprisinglyi, he still maintained of Red Bank High Sshool in NOV. 2 Mlddletowa-Matawan H Ronnie Truex, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnle TruaxJI football, soccer, cross-country, Monmouttt Regional H speed.* One of the largest collec- D ILakewood . A New Monmouth, and Tom Jannarone, Hazlet, were tion of medals ever collected by basketball, baseball, and track. Btio~ toaa ! Halil Meet South Orange baseball letter winners at Glassboro State College this • one man attests his ability. In football, the Bucs will play • Moamouth College Meet only one non-Conference foe — West Lone Branch, past college baseball season. Truex and Bob Getty did ] | When he left championship rac/ IT State Meet Eltzabetbj ing In 1919, he had no equal,Red Bank Catholic — among the HASKETBAIX — lt6J-«3 the bulk of the pitching and will return next year with ' ', nine teams on tjie slate. Dec. La&ewood liever knowing defeat as elthei 15 Round Robin Tour. hopes that a leaky defense will be strengthened. Truex The soccer schedule marks the 18 Mtddletown amateur of professional aftei 21 Toms River gaining the crown. And he com-first full-time interscholastic par- 29 Round Robin had a .240 batting average going to the plate 50 times ticipate is the Round-Robin Jan. Alanasquan ' peted throughout the ' United S Neptune to gather 12 hits. Ronnie was the all-around member States and In Canada and Europe. Tournament at Asbury Park, 11 Brick Township arting Dec. 15. 15 Freehold of the squad playing first base, catcher, pitcher and Named to the Hall of Fatw IS Red Bank Catholic Red Sank Catholic is also the 22 Long Branch the outfield. Bruce Ralston, also Middletown, played with -him were Everett MacGowan 25 Lakewood only non-Conference school to bo Mlddletown ~ at third and second base positions. Jim JannaroneJ of Minnesota and Jack Shea oi played in basketball. Feb. 1 Tomt River o j Bh Hazlet, also was on the squad as an outfielder. The schedules: 8 ManMquan • FOOTBAU. 12 Meptuna 15 Brick Township The Brick Township Chamber of Commerce Rod Bank C&tholls 19 Freenola LOOK! Freehold 21 Or will hold Its second annual "Brick Water Festival," Oct. 6 Toms Rlvtr 23 Red Bank Cathollo Now! Get Goodyear Safety—Plus 13 Lakewood BAHEBAIJ. — 1S83 July 13-14. The second day of the event will be SO Afanasquan Mar. 29 Lakewood 27 JJlddletown Apr. 2 Mlddletown the running of the 50-mile ocean and bay Decath- 3 BrlcVl TownaWp Toms River Nentuue ' Looff BraacJr :- lon Race featuring several classes of the famous ;: Good Looks-at this LOW, LOW PRlCEl, J3 "•"" ng Branch 16 Jlanasquan. XV. games ployed Monday at «am» Brick Held icbeduled for varsity gams; 23 Neptune New Jersey Sea Skiff. For the gals there will be freshmen garnet played Saturday at 26 Ked Bang: Catholic 10 ».m. at flaia opposite vanity gams 30 Freehold a "Miss Brick Water Festival*' contest. May 3 Lokewood "•"**• SOCOEK Middletown Prizes of fishing tackle worth more than $1,000|| Bert. IB Umg Branch A 10 Toms River 25 Neptune A 11 ILong Branch will -be awarded during the Ballantlne-Belmar Fishingjj {I All-Weather "42" Oct. 2 Toms niver H 0.7 Manasquaa a Freehold A 21 Neptuno contest which opens tomorrow and runs until Sept 4. 12 long Brandt I 24 Brick 16 Monmouth Befflonal f 28 Freehold The contest is being sponsored by P. Ballantine & Sons, 19 Neptune H 31 Red Bank Catholic 24 Brick TVmrjhJlp H TRACK — 1003 TUBELESS 28 Toms River Apr. 10 Rummn-Keyport New Jersey brewers, and the Belmar Marine Basin. * 30 Wlddletown A Freehold Nor. 2 Freehold II 24 Toms River Jockey Walt Blum rode three winners at Mon- 6 Monmouth Regional A May 1 Neptune 10 Brick 10 a.m. A mouth Park Monday afternoon. It was the ninth WHITEWALL I Long Branch 13 MlMIetown R U Long Branch Relays CBOSSOOBNTBV 15 CBA day, the day he took over riding honors. Last Sept. 26 Asbury-Long Branch IS Shore Conference Not Seconds! NotRetreadsl', HOUSE PAINT Keyport-Rumson H 23 jMlddlotown season on the ninth day he staged a one-man show, 10 Neptune A 29 Central Jersey 13 Freehold A June 1 State Meet Rutgera winning she races. • Mad* wllh zinc, lend and titanium plgnwntt In pure linwid oil. Rumson Summer Program 7.S0Xl4plQ8 • Weath»r-reiiiton». •tax and tlia • Contains SPORIUM-fxci..- Registration Begins Monday BLACKWALL off your car; •Ivo Fierce ingredient fo SPECIAL! control mildew. RUMSON — Registration fo be under the direction of Bob • Self-cleaning while and 14 the Rumson Summer Progran Olshan. He will be Assisted by •mart colon. sponsored by the Recreation Com Walter Splllane, Ed Kennedy and : 3-TNYLON Per mission will be held at Victor; JoAnne Jordan. Park Monday and Tuesday Swimming Lessons EL ACKWALL TUBELESS NOW $5.00 gal. Associated Press All-Weather "42" 10 a.m. The program will offer all 7.50xa4ore.70xl5on1y $11.77 Reg. $5.75 (Times EST) The program will go into ful types of arts and crafts, athletic —Plus tax and tire off your car session June 20 and continue un contests, tennis, educational trips, NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE til Aug. 24. The program rum swimming instruction and cook- W L Pet. W L Pet. GB Monday through Friday, 9:15 a.m outs. GB KIMMERLE Los Angeles ...... 44 20 .688 New York ...... 32 22 .593 6.70 x IS black to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Roger'i tube-typaplus There will be a "learn to San Francisco -.42 22 .856 Minnesota...... 35 25 .583 Paint & Wallpaper Co. Park, the borough's sparkllnt tax and tiio oft 15 MONTH swim" program for beginners, Pittsburgh 25 .579 Cleveland .... new park which has two tennli -.54 -S2 23 .582 your car. 20 While St. Red Bank and intermediates. St. Louis -.33 25 .569 Los Angeles -.31 25 .554 2 courts, a basketball court am The swimming program will 9 ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE! Cincinnati -.32 25 -.561 (ON THE PARKING LOT) other athletic equipment, am Detroit ..2& 27 .509 be taught by the summer staff. Milwaukee ..28 32 .467 14 Chicago ...29 31 .483 6 Victory Paris will be the site) Tel. SH 7-1129 Classes will be taught according Houston 25 34 .424 Baltimore .. _.28 31 .475 of summer program activities to weekly tides. The starting date 1654 WE DELIVER Philadelphia —-24 35 .407 17J4 Kansas City -.27 33 .450 8 Once again the program wil! will be announced later. A total Chicago 20 41 .328 Boston ...... 24 S2 .429 9 of 10 lessons will be given. Swim 2254 New York 16 39 .291 2354 Washington _._» S7 .351 1JJ4 ming certificates and cards will Wednesday's Results Wednesday's Results be presented at a luncheon at thePittsburgh 6, Chicago 4 Detroit at New York, postponed, conclusion of the program. emeus is Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 0 rain GOODYEAR'S NEW Proposed trips this summer (night) Washington 4-1, Cleveland 2-4 I NO MONEY DOWN! will be to Freedomland and Yan- Los Angeles 2, Milwaukee 1 (twl-nlglit) SYNTHETIC-TOUGHER CV Pay as Little as $125 Per Week kee Stadium. (night) Boston 4. Baltimore 0 (night) THAN ANY OTHER A special event will be held St. Louts 6, Philadelphia 1 (night) Kansas City 4, Chicago 3 (night) every Friday afternoon in which New York at Houston, night, Minnesota 4, Los Angeles 2 Free Expert Installation! RUBBER! prizes and award points will be postponed, rain (night) presented. Today's Games and Probable Today's Games and Probable NATION-WIDE ROAD HAZARD AND QUALITY GUARANTEE-AHNaw CoodymiAufpTiM* A Family Day will be held in Pitchers Pitchers Ara Guaranteed Nnlion-VV/do: 1, Against normal rqad hazorcb-l.c,blowouts, fabric break»,CUta— August with games, prizes and a Pittsburgh (Frierd 6-7) at Chi-Baltimore (Barber 44) at Boston except repairable punctures, Limited to original owner for number of months specified.2. AgalnsUay picnic scheduled. cago (Ellsworth 4-8), 1:30 p.m. (Moboucjuetto 44), 1 p.m. defects In workmanship and material without limit as to ttmo or mileage. Look over iheia OK Los Angeles (Williams 6-2) at Minnesota (Aat 5-4) at Los An- Any Goorlyenr lire cloalcrlntlioU.S.ocCannclawlllmake adjustment oHowanceoBlMrWiifebasmJ The 1963 Women's Open golf Milwaukee (Shaw 7-2), 1:30 gclea (Bellnsky 6-2), 3:30 p.m. on. original tread ileplh remaining nnd current "Goodyear price." used cart now .., save championship is set for July p.m. dovetail (Latman 3-4) at Wnsh- 18-20 at the Kenwood Country San Francisco (I'lcrco 8-1) at ington (Burnsldo 4-5), 7:05 fy at CIRCLE Club in Cincinnati. Cincinnati (Jay 8-6), 7 p.m. p.m. New York (Hook 4-6) at Houston Chicago (Horlcn 54) at Kansas •^ CHEVROLET! Got fop LADIES DAY (Bruce 4-1), 9 p.m. City (Wyatt 44), 9 p.m. Only Games Scheduled Only Games Scheduled allowance .,. test-drive The University of Texas will Brian Eisner, senior from the new CHEVYI ply fi igh fbll games Manitowic, Wis., has been Mich- next fall. Three are in Austin, igan State's No. 1 singles tennis LANE'S INC £US£ one in Houston and one In Lub-performer throughout his varsity Buys WATW/LL career. of RED BANK AMAZ€ you. RENT A NEW FORD OR OTHER TEL SH 1-0484-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOLLOW FINE CARS AND TRUCKS PHIL WALDMAN'S GULF CORNER MAPLE AVE. & WHITE ST. RED BANK SERVICE STATION 3Z5 Maple Ave. & W. Front St. MAPLE "$50 for a ringside seat AVE. Open Dally and Sun. 7 A.M.-10 P.M. MO BANK and you can't bear to CALL SH 7-0308 look!" It Pays to Advertise in the Register BLD BANK REGISTER Trvouts for Drifiwood'g Entries Gary Player Has Sights Set Swim Squad Saturday Fir* RM»~PjtfK tMM 3*4 mdn NJ brtd « tuts 4. QiLttn of Cttitay Ui n ttttifca m ie-r 3, Brown•RlstjiMt JU Korte i. My fjr** wa 4. (a) Ed'n Scholar • 114 Perna tend the trials. a curtailed variety of this exer- 10. Rebel Host IIS Stevenson 4-1 «-l ing harder to win than Gary British Open—in 1959 when he among the late first round start- Jhls year is expected to be the II. EtJdieJon 11} 5.UI0 »1» French cise program will be continued French 5-2 H-l !" Player. was a mere lad of 23. He won ers teeing off with PGA cham- strongest year for the team with through the swimming season to It, Grade Avant US 3-1 6. InquislUon . 117 Brooks • Chambers 7. Togadro lie Shaw 5-2 '•'. "When I started out as a pro-the Masters championships pion Jerry Barber at 1:30 p.ra the return of all but a few of supplement the water work which 13. (x) Hickory Dock 1U Glacsner 8-1 Agusta in 1961, so he has step EST, has had a new look aboul 8. Hampo US Barrow IS-l fessional golfer I set as my goal last yearns standout swimmers. WJUCO nSiSt Of a mile and a half 14. (a) Lynnie Pie IN Sorrentlno 5-1 8, Prophets Call US Korte 7-2 ', winning the British Open, and three—the U.S. Open—ahead of him the last month. The. team boasts ,many of the to two miles a day. (a) Koreger-Corral (x)-Dee-A Stable-McElroy him. Working against him is thi (a) ShlrWeyA. T. Taylor entry your masters and Open cham- The crowds watching the prao Shore area champions and & Practice will be between 8; 30 pionships," the genial South Afri- fact that no foreign player has tice sessions at Oakmont thi alist in the State Junior Olym- Second Race—Purse $3561 4 & up Clg S furlongs Sixth Race—Purse $4,500, 3-up, F & M, • furtoflgi won the Open since Ted Ray in land 10:30 each morning. It is can said today while awaiting the week have made twe exclama pics championship in Curt Col- hoped that a few of the girls 1. Fleet Lookout 1U Blum 5-1 1920. 1. Royal Easter U4 M first round over the rain-softened tions when they spotted Player. . by, New Shrewsbury. such ts state champion Diana 2. Sore John 116 NB 8-1 "I feel I have a chance in this "Look, there's Gary Player," am Two top-notch swimmers to 2. Nora Dares * UJ French 18-1 Oakmont Country Club course. Holsten, Little Silver, will be I. Native Battle 112 Blum 3-1 J. Susie's Doll U8 B-l "If and when I win the U.S. tournament," he said. "I'm play- "what happened to his hair?" join the team are Hawaiian age able to make the qualifying times 4. Partisan 112 104 ing well and feeling strong. Bu "I got a crew cut, or brush cut group record holder Mark Roy NB 4. Wild Dare US Brooks 15-1 Open, I"ll feel I've achieved what for the National Championship at 5. Jimzel 112 NB 15-1 there are so many good players about four weeks ago," laughed of Middletown and Cathy Cor- 5. Mary Colletta US Monacelli 8-1 I set out to do." ' Chicago in August. S. El Greco 112 Broussard 7-2 Gary. "A couple of the fellows, cione, the amazing 9-year-old 6. Sun Tan Miss Ui Zakoor M One of the highlights of the7. McPhee 112 Stevenson 4-1 7. Marr Lyan 104 Peake 4-1 Palmer and a few others, told mi from Long Branch. These are 8. Kerry Piper 112 8-1 only a few of a group of out season will be the-dual swim- NB 8. Royal Blossom 119 Shaw 4-1 they didn't think it was right foi 9. Army Boss 114 20-1 standing new talent that should ming meet with Colonia Swim NB 9. towson Gal * 103 French S-l Monmouth Park a young fellow to go around with Club, the North Jersey team 10. Santolino 112 Brooks 20-1 long hair. develop into championship ma- TODAY'S PICKS champion. Colonial defeated U. On The Lawn 115 Zakoor 6-1 Seventh Race—Purse $8,000, 3-up F & M, » fur.' IN-THE-MONEY "What does my wife think Driftwood by a margin of one 1. Finfinella Miss 115 5-2 SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT about it? Well, you might say Bowling point in their meet last year to Third Race—Purse $3500 3 y.o. Clg 1-1/1$ miles 2. Mango News US Regalbuto 10-1 By SAM she tolerates it. She thinks ANTHONY BONCOHB By DOTTIE GORMAN W hand the Driftwooders their first 1. Tamstown 111 Benelto 20-1 3. Vanalrcss • 107 Perna 5-1 might be just a bit longer. Bui . leary-Oaborn - 0 dual meet setback in the five- 2. Blonde Comet 102 Daly 20-1 4. Fine News 117 124 she didn't have any say in itThe Maniacs » 4 Candle Power The Orasscutters ....— ft 4 year history of the club. Colonia S. Occidental , 119 NB 3-1 5. Highland Lassie 115 Monacelll 15-1 Visu I did it before she came ove Candle Power Visu McW» Bros.' Dairy V.i *'/boasts an All-American swim- 4. (a) Running Boy 107 Arlstone 8-1 6. LaVerde 117 Chambers 24 here from South Africa to join HembltoB-Kull -.-.. 7 5 1 Garde Avant Eddiejon Dennls-Zacek ... 7 B mer in the person of Sue Pitt 5. Bethel 119 NB ' 124 7. Retirement •103 Perna 15-1 McPhee me." . Perry's Bowling Supply 6 6 8. Priscie M. 102 Perna 12-1 115 Fleet Lookout The BHrlne ; - ; « « 8. Chalvedele Blum 7-2 Native Battle Native Battle Player had some criticism ol Wesel-Bruno ; 5 ? 7. Rutgers US Boulmctls 8-5 Fleet Lookout the 6,894-yard, par 36-35—71 Oak- Dodo-Korona ...... 5 ? 8. Linda Amlel 111 NB 15-1 Eighth Race—Purse $3,500 4-up clg 14/18 m turf On the Lawn McCue-Burna 4!4 1i Riding Club Sets Occidental mont course earlier in the week, Red Bank Recreation 4 8 9. (a) Min's Brandy 111 ^ Arlstone 8-1 1. Dixie Lalne 117 Peake 8-1 Priscie M. Btevens-Conlon ...- . . 3 , B Running Boy Rutgers particularly the furrowed sand Marx Bros. — ~ 1 8 (a) Fox-Maccarelll entry 2. Mystery Missile 118 6-1 Min's Brandy raps and a couple holes on which CLEARY-OSBORN -.1.407 1139 12 361.1 Horse Show 3. Nijlnsky US Benelto 3-1 Rutgers Araory Osborn 223 618 12 184.« r Time to Laugh you must hit a fair way she Jim Cleary ...226 632 12 176.7 ourth Race—Purse $3500 2 y.o, Mdn fll Clg 5% f 4. Sky Light 116 Brooks 10-1 Time to Laugh THE MANIACS ...408 1132 12 361.11 COLTS NECK—The Rocking-B , Miss Flintstone Queen of Cathay rom a downhill lie to a heavily- Kloyd Bchlatone 210 604 12 183.7 Riding Club, Five-Points Rd., is 1. Hilary Alison 118 Boulmetls 8-1 5. Cactus Kid 116 Barrow 3-1 Miss Flintstone rapped green that slants away Ray Pearce 214 553 12 178.3 119 My Irene - GRASSCUTTER8 407 1219 12 360.10 holding a horse show Sunday, 2. Miss Jamie 113 Perna . 8-1 6. Route Sixty-Six Grant 2-1 Silver Ego rom you. Lei Jones _ 233 678 12 191.4 3. Time To Laugh 118 Chambers 5-1 7. Eager Beaver 116 Blum S-l Silver Ego Bob Wood •'.'."..:.'. 200 65J 12 189.8 June 24, at the Rocking-B Ranch Prophets Call Ed's Scholar "On some of them, there's no MEWH'S BROS. starting at 10 a.m. Prophets Call way in the world to stop the ball DAIRY ... • —„, 401 1059 12 347.7 Ufo Bill Hereto .216 659 » 182.3 The open show will feature both R. B. Adult Mary Colletta Towson Gal within 10 feet," he said. But he Warren Vewes .106 630 12 161.0 English and western events. . Sun Tan Miss oned down his Impressions after HEMBUNK-KUU. ~v4O8 H17 12 357.1 THRILL Wild Dare Bob Hemh!tng._ 219 68J 13 181.6 Posting of the colors is sched- Royal Easter Royal Easter yesterday's drenching rain, which Howard Kull ,.m_212 629 12 175.1 Softball Loop DENNIS-ZACBK .....435 1170 12,854.11 uled for 10 a.m., and seven mov- LaVerde (Best Bet) LeVerde caused officials of the U.S. Golf Leo Zacek _ 538 809 12 186.8 ing events will follow. Follow- STANDINGS TO Joe Dennis —. ...—222 661 12 159.11 Chalvedele Finfinella Miss Association to close the course .ERRY-a BOWUNO ing an Intermission the afternoon W L Pet. Retirement Fine News o keep it in shape for today's SUPPLY . .. 411 1168 12 349.8 Chris's Bar : 6 .857 .Charles Burnt -231 503 13 179.B session will be held. THOROUGHBRED Sky Light Sky Light start. ' Mary Stout J 20* 575 12 170.0 Trophies and ribbons will be Wilson's Palace Diner S .714 THE SHRINE 419 1165 12 382.4 .571 Route Sixty Six Dixie Line "The rain should make the Walter Warden _...J31 620 W me awarded to the winners. Luigl's - 4 8 Eager Beaver Cactus Kid traps much firmer," Player said Paul Albrecht .228 572 13 183.7 Sal's 3 .500 RAGING WE8SL-BRUNO .408 1128 12 351.2 Events Include western pleas- and you'll have a better go at Bob Wesol .__ .233 628 12 184.8 ure horse; junior barrel race, Mainstay ...... 3 .429 it." Mcrrlck Bruno 192 635 12 168.6 .286 AT Late Scratches DODO-KORONA 409 1070 12 3(0.2 16 years and under; open barrel Kirby 2 1. Secret Pennies, Lynnie Pie Bob Korona .229 650 11 183.3 Real Estate Associates 1 .143 Jot . Fedorlio _ .191 521 3 173.2 race; English and western, break 2. Kerry Piper Dodo Aoorra 201 620 10 144.5 your gait and out; English pleas- Last Week's Results BEAUTIFUL TRACK—Muddy WEATHER—Cloudy REGATTA McCUE-BtJRN3 418 1179 12 363.5 John Bums 245 648 12 185.11 ure horse; Ride-a-buck, and work Juna 6—Sal's 1 vs. Wilson's 7. (Continued) Don McCuu 205 659 12 177.6 ng hunter. RED BANK • Mainstay 6 vs. Real Estate Asso- Victor Bupp, national champion, HECREATION .439 1087 12 343.11 Afternoon session events In- n the 44s and national high point Sonny Acerra •_: .205 577 12 172.9 ciates 5. Chris's Bar 12 vs. Luigl's GOOD NEWS Harold vYounK 258 677 12 171.3 clude western trail horse; scurry :hampion Bob Overdorf will be on 3TEVENS-CONLON -J91 1081 9 350.1 jump, English; keyhole race; 1 and. So will national high point Ed. Stevens 215 571 9 175.6 June 10—Klrby 7 vs. Wilson's, Lee Conlon 103 646 0 174.4 pole bending, and knock down winner Art McDougall of Alexan- MARX BROS. ...380 1024 9 321.2 27. Frank Beesley ill 601 9 183.5 and out, English. Mothers. ria, Va., and George Cusick, Butch Marx 181 470 9 141.7 The show will be held rain or Cambridge, Md., 145 national High Team Game—Bennls-Zacek 435. Sunrise County lost $95,576 In Hleh Team Series—The Qrasscutten shine. champion. Cusick also holds the 1219. being disqualified from a victory world's record for kilometer and High Averages—LeS Jones 191.1. in the Flamingo and a dead heat THURS, FRl.& SAT. High Game—Harold Young 258. It pays to advertlia In Th» Red in the Wood Memorial this year. the five-mile race. High Ind. Series—Lea Jones 678. Bank Register ! Ski Star EARLY BIBDS MIXED I.KAGUF. RESORT'OF RACING (June 14, 15 and 16) W L Pete Barden, Nutley, ski racing Four Jerkg ___... 8 high point nationally, has sent in Alleycati . ... 5 NOW thro AUG. 4 Lost Souls 6 his racing blank. Curtis Estes, Twlatera , \ OCEANPORT, N. ). - 2 iWtilrmMcsSUito Parkway, bit Its Norfolk, Va., who has been one Team Six 4 Nine Pins 3 Enlarged cafeteria ... dining area on grandstand lower level of the hottest drivers in earlier Hustlers 3 completely air-conditioned regattas, and who raced Happytlmes - , 1 GAre G Avi last year, is coming back to the . Mueller . 9 1T4IJ. Colei 9 14'. Sat., June 16-THE TYRO P. Clayton 6 1691 A. Nlll 6 146 course where five world records D. Phclps 9 1681 J. Morris f) 145 Wed. June 20-REGRET HANDICAP were set last year. Estes was C. Nlll 9 1651 J. Morford 9 144 Grandstand $2 • Clubhoms $4 « MKIKI. B. Scarsdrtle 9 1641E. Newsomo 9 13!) national high point champ la H. Schneider f> 15S1M. Carnoy 9 137 CHILDREN UNDER 18 NOT AOMITTtD year driving Bill Rimer's 266 D. JlcCrum 9_ .1 _M _ P. Johnson 9 135 M< Ely 9 1SQ M. Jones 9 130 boat. J. Newsome P. Walllne 6 129 POST 2:30 • Daily Double Closes 2:20 P. Calabreso 9 151N. Zlngale 6 128 Other drivers from Florida to Waning 6 150 O. Clayton (1 120 1410 AM 105.S FM Maine and from the Atlantic; Angello 0 1*8 D. McCrum 9 118 B. Murry O US MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS Ocean to the Mississippi Rive* ". Miller G 142D. Vltello e no li. Bishop T. Williams have given notice that they'll all B. Errlckson 9 1MIT. Miller • C 103 AFTER EACH RACE [t Pays to Advertise in The Register be in Red Bank to try and win the big "plums" of the inboard racing circuit. There will be four place tro- Now...Test drive the phies which will be separate for 1 Saturday and Sunday. Jackets 1 For each champion with National Sweepstakes lettering also will be presented. Noise Restriction Drivers will practice on the You'll be amazed at its performance! river Saturday, but will not be permitted to work their boats Sunday until after 12 o'clock. Officials said this was done in order to keep the noise eliminated during church services. It was also announced thai boats in the horseshoe recreation slips will not be allowed to leave their slips after 10 a.m. Saturday. The time will be announced for Sunday. The many local racing drivers to compete include Bob Perri Oceanport; Dave Tilton and Jer- ry Primavera, Long Branch; 'ete Pauels, Rumson; Joe Julian, Atlantic Highlands; Ed Johnson, gef a beautiful Eatontown, all in the Jersey speed skiff class. 5 X / picture Also Carl Harris, Red Bank, and Harrison Boggs, Jr., Keyport, in the 280 hydros; Bob Moore, of your baby Eatontown, 145 hydro; Ken Hop- wood, Eatontown, Ronnie Aschet- for onfy tlno, Red Bank, 48s; Tom Ham- • •• 1 • lin, Hazlel, 44 hydro, and Dick PiW^^f 'II • Hamlin, Hazlet, ski boat. Apaches •IE? • 59* Mike Thomas, Harvey Cedars, • AGES 3 WKS, 70 6 YRS. (Compare ot $4.95) who has been doing very well in regattas this season, will bring • BRING YOUR FRIENDS! both his Apache boats here. One • Here's alj you do! Just bring your children is a 266 and the other a 280. Also BIRTH OF A CHAMPION! Today, after years of research, de- M to our stare on the dotes shown and our present will be Bob Murphy, Ce- produces very high torque at very low engine speeds. So it • • specialist in child photography will tak« dar Grove, who has been run- velopment and testing, Willys Motors proudly presents the makes light work of starting off, accelerating and climbing 1 • sovcrol cute poses. You'll (jet to sec your ning very hot in the 150 cubic • • • i lovely finished pictures in jmt a few oay«. 'Jeep' Tornado-OHC-America's first overhead camshaft en- hills with heavy loads. inch class. FOR THE SLIDE RULE BRIGADE Your choice from beautifully finiihed 5" x gine designed specially for commercial vehicles. More than 100 Inboard boats, LONG UFE? ITS ALMOST INDESTRUCTIBLE! 'Jeep'engineers 'Jeep' Tornadg-OHC engine 7" pictures (not ptoofs). 1»t—19(. litro drivers and mechanics are ex WHAT IS AN OHC ENGINE? In a pushrod engine the valves 5 x 7't if you like: ht—$1.50; each extra tried to 'burn-up' the prototypes—but they couldn't. And be- Displacement 230 en. Inchei —$1.25. All in different poiei. pected to make this year's Sweeps are on top-the camshaft, which operates them, is at the bot- Ma«. BIIP @ fiPM 140® 4000 cause the Tornado-OHC produces more power with less effort Max. torque @RPM '™vs'mu One or two children in each family will ba one of the most exciting regattas tom. It's an awkward situation like playing the piano sitting on the racing circuit this year. -it actually has 36 fewer moving parts-it lasts much longer (loot pounds) 210 @ 1750 photographed singly far only 59* each. on the floor—you have to stretch up and over to hit the keys. than a conventional pushrod 6-cylfnder engine. It's almost Bore and stroke (Inches). .3.34x4.38 Groups $1.00 per person. Extra child — Friday, July 7, the public will Compression ratio 85t«1 5x7, $1.50. Giving the Tornado-OHC overhead cams-which is what OHC ;et a glimpse of some of the indestructible! Overhead camshaft simplified EXTRA SPECIAL! Finished wallet-size pie racing craft when a parade will stands for—is like giving the pianist a chair. You get much valve system tures, Z'A x 3Vz, less than 50* each in be on Broad St. Boats on trail- better performance. COME IN AND TEST DRIVE THE TORNADO-OHC ENGINE! Now larger Intake valves... .1.895 Inches a group of 4, some pose, ers will be paraded along with the available in'Jeep' Pick-ups, 4-wheel drive Utility Wagons, 2 WD exhaust valves.. 1.81B Inches usual parade units. It will not be LOADED OHC 'JEEP'VEHICLE PULLS LIKE IT'S EMPTY! The Positive crankcaso vfrntflatlem Station Wagons and Panel Deliveries. But be warned, with its Spheroidal combustion chambers i big one, but it will be a boating Tornado-OHC engine is the strongest, most economical 'Jeep' araile. exciting performance you'll probably want to take it home Carbonltridlng hardened crankshaft MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER The National Sweepstakes engine ever...gives you 33% more horsepower,yet It cuts with you. After Tornado-OHC performance you'll be mhappy Highway 35 Middletown Queen and runncrsup also will be gasoline consumption by up to 25%. Still more important, it with anything else-except another OHC 'Jeep'Vehicle! i the parade. Open Mon. Him Frl. "til 9 P.M. — Sat. 'HI 6 P.M. The Jayccci arc striving to T0KNADO-0HC-8TOUT NEW HEART FOR'JEEP' VEHICLES make this year's program one of LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER he best. MONMOUTH MOTORS PROSPECT AVENUE LITTLE SILVER Six winners of the Wood Me- Opm Wtd., Thurs., Frl. — 9 to 9, Sat. 'til 6 morial, held at Aqueduct each HIGHWAY 35 AT KRAMER AVENUE spriiiK have gone on to win the Kentucky Derby. They were 1 Mil* N. of Eatontown Circle. latontown, N, J. W.T.GRANTCO Gallant Fox, Twenty Grand, Johnstown, Count Fleet, Hoop MAVERICK Sunday fvMlntjs At30 PM r. and Assault, TUNE-IN FOLLOW THI SUN Sunday Cvefllngi7:3pPM plained lfa*t although iSe borough] RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Jme 14, 1962-27jg Okay Purchase K« permisttoa to lime bonds.! dtbt probtWy will be mired| DAILY CROSSWORD Of "Fire truck' out at budge?** funds over ape-.w"lul A {urchue A ifefwn E*ym«M >A {2,5% *u stack* Htha fir* track *»d t tbit yt«. forms 4.SSuM*r 2*. furthw the mtutidptl debt limit by ._., ItHuuitc of ilt,WK) to bonds w 11. £S«<1 5. Boy*i 28. "The S08 lo htJp pty tor it was vii.de the Lang Branch Trust Co. forIS. Att wound ruckr-uint FAMOUS BRANDS by ordinance Tuesday night. one year at 2.78 per cent inter- 15. Talk wildly 6. Windy that arsis sr=i«g! i M«yor Sidney J o h ns o n ex- est was also authorized. 14. King's month bind*" HIBP-Sa ISDMEr son 7. Geisha 26. Indian 1 18. Center of girl's »asli Weight sews MESHana hurricane ' 8. Not brief 28. Projects aoBaw Baits 16. American 9. Leader: It. SO. To goad PUiUC AUCTION SALE Indian 10. Branch 32. Hones SELL FOR LESS AT IT. Precious 14. la bridge, Ihs items listed herein end others belonging to various 33.TiUe of 30. Objective atone to skip a Iran's ruler case of owners will be sold 18. like a whip bid 31. Wandering "they" sound 16, Knights workman 41. Negative 21. Changes 19, Joins, as 35. Spheres 42.H«r Royal Saturday, June 16th, 10:30 a.m. 23.1ns and metals ' 38. Former 30. Adolescence Russian (abbr.) GRAND-WAY COATS GALLERIES, INC. 27. Whirls 21. Noah's secret police 44. Great 28. Actress- 40-day home (abbr.) (abbr.) ginger —— 288 Norwood Ave. Deal, N, J. London 1 2 3 ' 4- la 7 9 10 1st door south of tte A&P Super Market 29. Famous Hunt Table, Dropleaf Tables (Mahogany & Gherry), Slant- buccaneer II 13 30. Dairy % top Desk (Chippendale), Needlepoint Chairs. Grandfather's product 13 14- Clock, Combination Chest of Drawers & Desk, Dining Room 31. Wrap In % Tables, Loveseats, Console Television-Radio & Record Play, cloth 15 17 er (Admiral), Breakfast Gets, End Tables, Floor & Table 38. Japanese % GRAND measure IB 19 to tamps (Porcelain & Brass), Coffee Tables, Knee-hole Desk 36, anij ''//* '//< % ^A^t (Maple, Oriental ft Domestic Rugs (Room & Scatter Sizes), Hera 23 ZS" 1b Occasional ChaiRS & Tables, Boudoir & Lounging Chairs, 37. Rubbish Settees, Two Executive Desks, Refrigerators (Hotpoint- 40. Stinging 27 19 Insect % WAY Westlnghouse-GEJ, open Bookcases, Drum Tables, Vanities, 42. Toll 39 3O Chest of Drawers, Television Console (Dumont), Three & 43. Head of DISCOUNT CENTERS Four Panel Screens, Single & Double Beds (Maple & Ma- monastery 31 32 hogany), Pair Bunk Beds, Marble top Dressers, Marble top 44. Feel one's % % '^ way it 34 3b 37 Tables, Metal, Wall & Floor Cabinets, Sewing Tables, Rec- 45. Those en- YA % ord Players-Stereo (Magnavox-Webcor), Music Box, Mirrors, tertaining: 40 41 4t» Five Piece Single Bedroom Set, Welsh Cabinet (Pine), Three (6. Strum % MOTOROLA 4? 44 corner glass cupboard, Buffets, (Mahogany), Servers (Ma- DOWN hogany), Beautiful Office, Cast Aluminum Chairs, Swivel- 1. Additional 4? 4b 6-TRHHSISTOR Typewriter & Conference all by General Fireproofing. Also 3. Absent office chairs in oak and mahogany, Automatic Electric &-I4- SHIRT POCKET Washing Machine (Hotpolnt) like new, Automatic Washer & Dryer (GE), Six Victorian Side Chairs, Six Handsome Dining Room Chairs (Mahogany) Six Dining Room Chairs in Ma- PORTABLE hogany with Lyre Backs, Banquet Tables, Tilt-top Birdcage Bridge Column Table, Silver Tea Sets & Trays, Cut Glass, Porcelains, Ob- jects of Art, Table Glass, 90 piece Table Silver (Sterling) By ALFRED SHEINWOLD service of 6, Tableware, Porch-Lawn and Garden Furniture, It's very human to welcome THE HANDS Breakfront (Mahogany), Two Sets of Golf Clubs (Lady's and the unexpected winner with more Gentleman's), What-not Shelves, Typewriter (Royal), Single joy than -99 that were yours from North dealer Student Lamp, Brasses and Coppers, Commodes, Gateleg the start. Don't let your joy cost Both sides vulnerable 14.88 Tables, Crystal Chandeliers. you the contract. NORTH . Amazing tow cost for Motorola A A 4 qualiryl . 6-tronsistor chassis West opened the king of spadest V KQ 8 and South practically kissed O K 9 6 for power & dependability!. Ex- PUBLIC EXHIBITION * Q J 10 9 7 clusive Golden Voice speaker him. "That puts pants, on my WEST EAST queen," South remarked, using for rich, clear sound! . Carrying Daily 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. 1 AK5 J 10 9 8 7 3 the elegant slang of veteran V 10 7 6 5 3 2 case& battery available at 1.491 bridge players. So saying, South 0 7 42 O Q J 10 3 6K4 4 A 6 SOUTH *Q 62 V A J 4 O A 8 5 SINCE 1896 #8532 North East South West 1 * 1 A 1 NT Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Paa Opening lead — 4k K

played the ace of spades from dummy and lost the contract, pants and all. Declarer needed a club trick . bring his total up to nine. West RED BANK, N. J. won the first club and returned his remaining spade to force out South's second stopper. East was able to win the second club trick, and then his" long spades defeat- ed the contract. Must Held Up South must hold up the ace of spades at the first trick, master- ing the joy. This costs nothing, since he is still sure of two spade tricks. Declarer can win the second trick with the ace of spades and then can safely develop the clubs. If West wins the first club, he cannot lead another spade. If Jumbo Garment Bags East wins the first club, he can Dress Sale knock out the queen of spades Reg. $2.49 Sale 169 but cannot regain the lead to Reg. $10.98 to $17.98 cash the rest of the established t?uiltod plastic construction. Full Sale $8.78 to $14.38 spades. MOTOROLA X31-1 length zipper. 3 hook frame. Green Incidentally, if West is a gen- ius, he can defeat the contract S-TRAHSiSTOR Pink, Blue. A great value. Special selection from our regular anyway. When you let him hold stock at a 20% saving. the first trick with the king of spades, he switches to diamonds. POUfABLI West wins the first club and Cafe Curtains leads another diamond, and the Shorty Pajamas defenders get one spade, two Special only $1.00 pair clubs and two diamonds. 42.S8 This brilliant defense is most 30" and 36" lengths in quality cot- Reg. $3.98 Sale $2.99 unlikely. You're a heavy favorite . One of the finest transistors available at this never-before tons. Solids, stripei. Some valances A very timely value! The popular to make the contract If you re- low price! . 8-transistor chassis to match. 50c each. fuse the first spade trick, but al- shorty pajama in no iron batiste. most a cinch to lose it if you incorporates tuned RF stage with Sizes 34 to 40. win the first spade. 3-gang condenser! .Powerful... DAILY QUESTION overcomes interfering noises! Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to Complete with battery! Throw Pillows 18 points), and the next player Jamaica Shorts passes. You hold: Spades J 10 Reg. $2.98 9 8 7 3, Hearts 9, Diamonds Q J Sale 2 for $5.00 Reg. $2.98 Sale $2.19 10 3, Clubs A 6. What do you say? MOTOROLA Kapok filled pillow* with zip-off shan- Well made shorts in stripes and Answer: Bid four spades. There will • almost surely be a reason- plaids. Excellent values. Sizes 12 6-TRHNSIST3R tung covers, for easy washing. Red, able play for' game at spades, Blue, Green, Rose and Gold. to 18. and there is no reason to have a complicated auction when you PORTABLE know what the final contract should be. Shower Curtain Sets Extra Size Sportswear For Sheinwold's 36-page book- let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Reg. $4.98 Sale $3.98 send 50c to Bridge Book, Red 22.77 Reduced 20% Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand 6x6 Shower curtain, with matching .Get these big set quality fea- All items in women's sports wear re- Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. window drape. Prints, and solid col. tures! . Vernier tuning for precise duced 20%. Shorts, Tops, Skirts, station selection! . Extra sensa- ors. Pinlc, Blue, Greon and White. Sets, are included. Sizes 38 to 44. County Drivers tive chassis gives clear, preci - Waist sizes 30 to 36. sion performance!. Carrying case, Lose Licenses battery, earphones for only 3.99! Dress Fabrics TRENTON — Wo motorists from Rumson and one from Fair Reg. 79c to $1.00 yd. Haven are among seven Mon- Summer Handbags mouth County drivers who have Sale 69c yd. lost their driving privileges for Reg. $2.98 Sale $2.29 speeding. TOP SERVICE...DOUBLE GUARANTEED! Summer weight cottons and rayons. and tax Curtis F. Yarbrotmh of 41 La- Goad variety of whites, checks, tex- fayette St. and William V. Mc- PURCHASE IS BACKED BY A FULL MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY A full selection of summor bags, at Girr of 24 Washington St., both tures, And prints. of Rumson, and Louis A. De- a wonderful saving. Straws, Fabrics, & OUR GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION! NO HIDDEN EXTRAS AT George of 37 Harvard Rd., Fair and plastic in the latest styles. Haven, received 30-day license GRAND-WAY! SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE... PAY THE LOW PRICE! suspensions. Mr. DeGcorge was June Foundation Sale convicted In Connecticut under n reciprocity agreement between Save 20% Summer Skirts the states. Also receiving 30-day suspen- Our semi annual foundation sale it Reg. $3.98 Sale $3.19 sions were Francis R. Carroll, 15 now in progress. Our many woll Wllkens Ct., New Shrewsbury; known makes of garments' reduced Attractive selection of prints on care Richard M. Dunn, 122 Broad St., Kcyport; Walter Strack. 154 Main 20% for this sale. Nemo, Venut, free cotton. Style is the popular un- St., Matawan, and Frank J. Crie- Opm Mon. thru Thur. 9 am to 9 p.m., Frf. 9 Rongo, Surprise and Welfit are tome preised pleat, with self belt. Sizas co, 311 Sixth Avc., A»bury Park. State Highway 36, Keansburg a.nt. to 16 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. of the makes included.1 12 to 18. It, paya to advertise In The Register.—Advertisement MOBILE HOMES IOATS * ACCESSORIES \ HELP WANTED-.FEMALE HELP KELT WJSNESS RKD ElANK REGISTER AOTGS AND rawascs SOU UliUHS — Xtm lasatn CAR BUYERS ifltd PtrMnul Tor Olttrt itKw attnw now w.r.t 01*4 -IS* turn ttaUIHxt, eWcUie iitift, tanA, u «utr. S EfTERSSTED Hi n Ri- U. Xxfpott, la h* H U I-stu ti SALESMAN isMy isjnw I &*iA t ilStfKt S3 *BM4, M *j»lUCsat U •Wt woaiS ISu to S7 »<« »* K* ptwfftty>* t*M*», « ANNOUNCEMENTS MrJHI UOI'OBM, IM.. Root* II, eSJKl J VW to SATURDAY INTERVIEWS ft«6«l^ st^rlMi jaws 'S£ Uft eix W* up MtUtC'i IWL Writ* m *a mm un <>., tstuvtew wnu u> ht. l IUI Mr i'An 'lut t,iit$ wuU In., .HM *3 *V»* H l*vltt. U Hill. mi tvititmulUHt in tl.I» 'f-t.ru, ife.ao*6. «. '. « vtM* Pfvviaw Utr UJM it aat « »N i«*K»d tt eiaitttti mtifat> u tmmu*i. mt"i.iMWHSSLJS sfsifsliK'-a rublwt; «at&j6«ti; s. At Briilg* S?ort»f«r, St7 Sil4g« Are., rt »H 1-tMI « fO **» corrrplsle omi»mr-mi tMIfltw series, radio and beater, top condition. — ABt Mat you tnut fastened throughout, wooded this year, ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS Rmi BtBk, Will belter any dealer's price for cora- •nrs. Ix» baak rates. Fiitemlag i o«r«, anchor. jCu. After 4 1MB. LI 2-2781 and vacati™ plaa are ottered. psrible value. SH T-011S 7:39 p.m. ts 8? nW^ 8fr TT* f*T)T it COIfii&lL&trC^ tU (lE&v ' C&U We are looking tor a responsible per- W» lnvtt* nualllied INSTRUCTION AUTOMOTIVE 1 SO' CHRIS CRAFT — 6e& Bkirf «wla to tarenttgai* Siils tmtf order « ai>|iJte«nt ear J»a «oy ol oof office*, THE MOwaou , tS'm. Pe4rc6-«HBp»ua * fc i I>-% O* B O t f, son, wtlliut; »ud «Ule to work on his In person at oar br 18 Broad K.. Reit Baa* tB ? BXPEKIENCED TDTOK — Ortdea I CHEVROLET — Bel .Air two-door COUNTS MATJOMAL BANK. SH dei>lH>' dader, (alley, twu bu^ks. be&d own, capable of assembling, repairing Bee Mr. O'Connor, f( J asms AND hardtop. Power steering, paint Ilk* 1MK1 I and calibrating panel meters. First WANTED — Ortrert tor. Joo»l *•!; Usraijjti 12 inclusive. Neaiiy an >rm. tad mioy extru. Fainted . Kvlnrude electric, tilt trailer, all CAMERA SALESMAN — Cam«ra De- AUDIO BPHCIAUBT - To nunsn WOMAN wislieo ironing at home. ORGAN STUDIO eight cylinder, automatic iraMmlssion, dition, beat offer. New Brunswick area. excellent condition, ready for water. local Hi-tfl department «w naUoniOiy CsJJ CHarter 7-7378. LUHR'S BKIFF — 19ft). 143 hours. partment, Atlantic Buperanw, Kew 717-0311 Or ASBURY PARS . brakes and steering. Lj_2-231»^ 109 b.p. aray. Bleeps two, hod, fcydriu- Call 29MGM or 33 Lincoln Ave., Atlan- Shrewsbury. Apply la jarioa atur « p.ra. known arm Excellent working condi- Hammond Chord Organ —— CORVETTE 1B57 — Btandsrd •hltt, two lie. Just painted. In water. 08 1-134' tis Highlands after S or weekends. tions. Huii bonetiu. Sena coraiilele In- COLLEOH! girl wlihea employment tu- Hammond Kxtravolce Organ , [ours, recently rebuilt. Very good con- formation to "A.U.," Box 611, Bidtoring Freacb, Office work, waitress, WtitUtar Spinet Organ dition. jl.750, 291-1190. If "SCOW" and trailer. An Id MUST SELL. — 14" Thompson, 40 h.p. Bank, after 6 P.m. lamlly sailboat. Trailer practically now, Elgin, tilt-bed trailer, excellent condi- child care. Reference*. BH 7-W«. Conn Spinet Organ i^« VTJST"BXLL — Going Into service. 1955 1962 FAIRLANE 600—Four-door sedan, both for $200. OS 14247. tion, $600. 741-1539. PARTS MANAGER PORTBAIT COUPON SALBSMEM "~COIXEOB SOPHOMORE desires osby- Hammond Bplaet Organ M3 JJOdfiC, beautiful Interior and paint Job. radio, V-8, automatic, whltewalls, wheel Full cnarge. Salary plus comtnlsfiion. Lorstan Studios, 34 Wnlto at, 8lt 7-55*0, •luloe, (wlmmUig Inatruetn**, camp BALES AND SBIIV1CB cover* and backup lights. 3,500 miles. I'OR INEXPENSIVE (Mlbo&tlng fui IS B. THOMPSON — ISO S.p. Evlniuae. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally. Automatic sain, new translator radio. see the Sailllsa or Sunflsh at Boat Many extraa. Excellent condition. Call Mint tie a (O getter with experience. work. Experience. (U-O92O. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION Excellent running condition. Call 787- Asking »2,2S0. Call from »•«, SHl-6000. 811 1-2(78. 2555 or CA 2-0444. Only asking **" EM & Scooter Center, 75 White St., CALL MR. UNUSUAL MAN COLLEOffi GIRL training fur medical 0£«n sally Till t — Saturday 1111 6:3 1956 POED TWO-DOOR — Thunderblrd Red Bank. SH 1-1124. SUPER BAILFI8H — LlUo new, nylon secretary desires position In doctor's COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN IT. J955 CHEVROLET — V-8, four-door, engine. Priced to sell tut. Cal 87Z-O470 TED JOKES — Catamaran twin Mel atrlped aatt. CaU after 3, SH 7- MCCARTHY CHEVROLET WANTED office or hospital BH 7-4TM. en s-9300 automatic, latest Inspection; motor run- alter 6 p.m. Weekdays, anyllroe week- 6085. ' SORT wit tired, *!'». 8H 7-3158. ends. cury 800'a. For demonstration, call 291-1101 One of t}» oldest ftnd largest conv BXPBBIBNCBD , WOMAN — Wlshe* Anglers Marina. 8)2-0204, 18 ft AZTEC — Fibergla* 25 n.p. puilei In It* Held, will pay uaJiry plus day's work or ironing. Oil anytime aft- IlfMllWROTlRa, ADBUta 1950 NASH — Standard transmuMlon, 1961 KENAUM DAUPHINE — Red. Johnson Gator tilt trailer, Man? extras. bonus to a man between the ate of « p.m. U 2-iBftt Alt make* new or used. Ooaranteed. Exceptionally clean. Radio and heater, MARINE BUPPLISa 1700 firm, it Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic 23 and 40. He must be Interested la tow a* tffi. Betpico's, in Honmoutn wliltewalls. Belns transferred. Must sell SrerythtDg For Th« Boatman. K« ft permanent aaies career In tae shore MATURE WOMAN — Attractive, de- fit. Next to theater. BH f-0185. J795. SH 7-0799. HlEhlanda. 291-1118. area. Be will be his own' but, cam sires position a* receptionist for doctor, 1S58 CHEVROLET — Two-door, radio Jerseys latgeit marine supply houii ems. sen rrom mrect te&aa ana eervtce hoapl&l experience! cardlography, filing RUOS — Never moil, » * 1J and 15- WiPSTaAKB — Arnesbury Bklff. S6,Q00 to S13,000 per year or more. larger *Ue«, from §28, Private. »nd heater, whltewalls, six cylinder, 1957 OLDSMOBILB — Four-door, by- Evlnrudo Bales and Service Safe flshlnfr, fun rl(, needs only paint- emu. No canvassing. Apply Singer Sew- Finest three year training program and typng experience. Write "A.W.," Box automatic, A-l condition. J995. Or best dramatic, rniilo, heater. JM5. BH 7-4161 TUB BOATMAN'S BHOP ing, paint supplied. {190. SH 1-7239. ing Machln. Co., 60 Broad St., Red opportunity for management in tfce 511, Red Bank. oiler. CO *«!» after 6 p.m. 21 Wharl Avo. Red Bini Bank. future. It you have found mat your FRESH COW MANURB-Diroct from ' 1955 OLDSMOBILE 88, hardtop, power CORVETTE — 1058, F-I, two tops, new SB 1-5789 PART-TIME MBN — Janitorial, lour pretent lob dose not offer tho financial our feed yard*, 19 pei ton, Free deliv- steering and brakes. White, new paint paint spotless. Call CO 4-14S8 between Open Sundays and Holiday* to live houruss ppe r nghtnight,, five nlr.hu per or promotional opportunities you de- SITUATIONS WANTED, Male ery wtthtn 2o rall«a oa five-ton loadx. job. Asking •500. OS 1-2904. 1-4 p.m. weekdays. » turn. • t p.m. BUSINESS NOTICES WCCK. oood paypay. Apply in person 7:30 sire, call PR t-Um between S and Also pulvarixetS, dry. compoeted ma- to 10 p.m., Thursday evening, JunJ e 1144, 12:00 noon lor personal appointment. HIGH SCHOOL BOY - Hallable, ex- nure, $3 per CD II). bag. Wrangle Brook 1981 IUTBRNATIONAL — Diesel tan- 1955 FORD V-8 — Standard shift with USB BARBOUR 14' FOR TRUE WORK. C&O tree service. 40 Blvenlde Ave., Bed Bank. INTERVIEWS IN RED BANK — Our perienced, deilrea work alter school Fs-irnu. K.D. 3. Jackson, N. J. OL 7- dem dump truck. Call after o p.m. overdrive. Needs minor repairs. J2O0. Windshield, controli. J175.C0 Topping, trlmtnloE, removal. Call U factory representative will Interview and week-ends. Call evening*, SH !•5251. JB7-O2W. 787-2809 between m-3 p.m. 842-170* Z^2Z0 for tree estimates. Pull insuranceACCOUNTANT — Junior, experienced locally Friday morning, front 10-12, at 1809. coverage. for large local CPA firm. Send resume COLLECTION — Japanett (word* and AIR CONDITIONED 1B58 deluxe two- the Red Bank oince ol the N, J. Btata dagritrs. 33-20 caliber 1873 Winchester BAILETAR — l»ei Explorer, IT Ilbe to Rudolf, Clnnamroon A Calafato, P.O. Employment Service at U E. Front EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE yousg AUTOS AND TRUCKS door Ford wagon, automatic, full power, glas Day-Sailer. Nonslnkable. self bal PORCHES — Patios, nldewaka, etc. Box 40S Asbury Park, N. J. man. Prep school senior wlshea to care rifle, S3 caliber Spencer carbine. Iain $975. Dr. Warren Jfowler, 303 Broad 81. No job too small. Chas. Hower A Son, 8t. We have openings In various de- for children during summer. Patient, Colt 12 gauge (hammer) shotgun with Ins cockpit. Many extras Including dac Ma»on Contractor. SH M479. SH 1-0173. BARBER WANTED — CaU after partments*. Tbese positions are .perma- 1S58 MOA ROADSTER • - Good condl- ron main jib, genoa. Cost new S2.3HC nent, but we will consider bright, adapt- understanding. WlU tie a great help. two set* of barrel*. SB 1-7658. 6:30 P.m. Phone Stave Jennings, -8H 7-1631. tlon. Phone between 8 and 9. In water ready to sail away, J1.67 EXCAVATINO, WREC1ONO. OaADIO OS 1-2104 . able men for summer wort. Compensa- 787-2224 firm. Call SH 1-2800 days or evening Fill dirt. Full Insurance coverage. 747' tion will be dljcujjad at Interview. Ak LAWNS MOWED and card for; two SLEEP LATER 3023. BAKBR'E HELPER — Experienced. for Mr. Richard. TWO 1951 DODGE — One-ton trucks. 12' BARBOUR with 10 n.p. Evlnrud Learn under fine pastry shop, day experienced boya, reference!. Call 843- WINDOW SHADES J300. Can he seen at Florence Ave. both 1959, ready to go. 18' Corual JM-9037 0)20. and Front St., Union Beach. Dierk'i cabin sloop, used ona season, trailer work. Oood salary, meals. Maber's MAN — For Indoor maintenance work Wby get up with tn* birds? ait room JOHN DRURY Restaurant, Boardwalk. Long Branch. In cburch. Apply darkening (hades. Immediate service. Gulf Station. outboar4. CA 8-2088. Remodellne Contractor SH 1-8700 Falntlng-Carpentry-Fenolng-Uaaonrjr PAINTERS — Experience absolutely CHEVROLET — 1953 four-door Bel Air, CHCHRIR S CRAFT — 1M1 S3' sklft Range neoessary. CaJ] FINANCIAL PROWN'S stick shift, good condition, 1195. CaU momodeld , like Dew, 122 sours, Custor FK2BE) EBTIMAT&3 MSCHANIO — Experienced. Burdge'e All Work Ouaranted 845-4278 Oamge, 097 Branch Ave., Little sa- 32 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-71100 OS 1-9844. finefitt d galley, ice box, sink, etc. 1 ver. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BETTER AND BETTKR VAUTB8! lie. h.p. Seats 10, sleeps two. Head an SUDDEN SERVICE — Cellars, Bttlcj. bosany Tip Topy (able, (M.W. Piano STOCK CLEARANCE 1949 FORD V-8, stick shift. Motor good. all the extras you would want. Fresh yards. Also light trucSlni. Reasonable. PLUHBER3 EXPHHIENCHD ONLY — MBN FULL TIME — JasttoiW work. FOR LKAS10 — Modern three-bay serv- {45 or brat offer. painted and In water, less than l 87-1853 or UO 6-53BS. Man be dependable, V. s. citizen, nave ice nation, all major equipment fur- bench, (7.M. Small asarUnent el» •69 PONTIAO BONNEVILLB OS 1-2879 months old. Large stern seat. CaU 8 STEADY WORE GOOD WAGES. CALL nlsUed. Minimum lnvsstment. Call Mr. ntrltenuor, t»9. Hlde-a-Bed, tw. Baby own ear end be •willing to start at chlfftrobe, »1».5». Crib, S14.B0. Reeltn- 'S» CHEVY S-DR. HT (2) 1956 FORD — Black end whit* Crown 7-0835, 7-9 p.m. Steve. Foil ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS COnWQAN'S, BH 7-2706, once. Steady, year-round work, good Horan at MI 3-T80O between 9 SLOQ,' and •8» PORD - *6S OHEVX'B (4) Crest, J400 Can be «een at West date CaU CURLEY HOMES pay, paid holidays and vacation. Apply 4:30 P-m, or 844-8918 after 7:30 p.m. ln*r upholstered chair, S16.00, etc. Rui- •57 FORD — '57 BUICK CUSTOM-BUILT — M' rowing aklfl SH 1-8100 In person 7:30 to 10 p.m., Thursday cll'a, 25 X. Front St. Esso Service Station, Broad St.. Eaton- full cover, Johnson 10 h.p. motor an( •87 CHEVY-'58 CHEVY'S (2) town. Near Fort Monmouth West date. •A1NTINO — PAPER HANGDJO — evening, June M, «0 Rlvenlde Ave NSW SHELL lervlce »tatlon for -lease. DESKS — (19 up, (lie* $15 up, clialn: •JO OLDS J-DR. HARDTOP deluxe tilt traUer. All I960. Like new Red Bank. '55 CHEVY — '55 TORD 1952 CHEVROLET — Deluxe, radio «nd BH 1-5U4, Reasonable. S2S average ROOM, ONE Leonnrovllle Rd., Belford. Excellent aiding nuchlnca, typewriters manual COAT. For a good clean Job, call Ed Age 21-3B, should have some sales ex- business opportunity. For Information and electric, bfflce equipment etc •04 CHEVY heater, standard transmission, good 21' BARTHELMH OPEN fishing skiff, Zlnser at BH 7-3491. bargain price). New or used. AAO O«k condition. Beit offer. 787-0473. perience. High school graduate, college call EXport 6-BS37, 8:30 to 5 p.m. 8* beam, sturdy and dependable. Pow- EXTERIOR PAINTING — «35 lor any preferred. Top salary to those selected, MEN NEEDED AT ONCE Co. Rt. 35. Oakhunt. KB 1-3990. STATION WAtJONS 1959 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Sedan, ered by 100 h.p. Mercury (new bloc* with prom sharing and pension plan. average rancli or Cape Cod houae. You Must be 20-35. Mult be Interested In MOBILE LUNCH TRUCK — Fully •89 FORD '58 PLYMOUTH Fowergllde, power steering, blua and last year). Equipped, in water an< supply paint. SH 7-9411. BH 1-7630. Interesting work, advancement assured. a Job with a future. Barn while train ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE •M CHEVY '68 PONTIAO white. Like new. Call 03 1-0976. ready. Will sacrifice, KB 1-2687. Bee R. H. Belknap, Bell Finance Co. Ing, Starting pay between S86-IU0 pei equipped. Ice craam track, 11 Brailh WBEK-BND PA1NTBRS — We paint Red Bank. ri., Bast Keanaburg, oppoilte achool. •67 OHEVY '50 CHEVY CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT 12', dec! week. All interview* confidential, Rent A Piano $12 per Month homes inslda and out. Fences, garages, MOTEL AND RE8TAURANT — In •58 PLYMOUTH windshield, 18... h.p. Evlnrude, watet etc. Our free estimate will really sur- CALL BH 1-4324 booming Bayshore area. Excellent busi- KNABE. MASON-HAMLIN. SORM£R MOBILE HOMES skis and tow rope. Fast boat, 1295. prise you. Call SH 1-J595 alter 6 p.m, BE? INDEPENDENT — Work for your- Transportation Cars From $S0 self. Write your own pay check, {8,000- ness. Great potential. Owner. LX 2-1700. OAJBLE-NXLS0N. KVBREIT, STOCK 1956 BMSNTWOOD TRAILER—«'x35'. Rumson. 642-im. __^____ The Register's claailflM ad section UAWN CUTTING *10,000 or mow yearly! Full or part- 11 MonmouU) county a great market RIVER8IDE LANES LUNCHEONETTE Cooktnaa Ave. & Uata 8c, Astrory Pk. Excellent condition. Reasonable. 8-A Ime. Write Rawlelgh Dept. NJP-13C- Open dally till » Bat till S'.SO Mlelevlllo Trailer Ct. Palmer Ave. 2? ZOBBL sea skiff, 155 Cnryrtei CALL place where buyer* and lallefe meet —For leaae. Inquire 21-23 Xaat Front 138 1st Ave., AtJ. Hlghlarids: Crown Inboard, tnree-yetra old, excel 1227, Chester, Fa. rvery Issue.—Advertlument. St., Bed Bank. (One Jlkn* Sittlh.mi111, mt It pays to advertliB In Th« Redlent condition. Must sacrifice, 842-2799 11 Rlvervlew PI., Bet, Bright. LANDSCAPING — lots cleaned off. 251-1101 • Open f(il 9 p.ra. Bank Register I fields cut, grading. SH 1-4732 and BH 1-9082. AUTOS AND TRUCKS FLOOR WAXING AND POLISHING AUTOS AND TRUCKS Done Reasonably Call SH 7-2227 LET MB CATER YOUR PARTY — Large or small, hora de'oeuvres made to order. BH 1-0998.. TEENAGE EMPLOYMENT THE PERFECT GIFT • • HELP WANTED-FEMALE BEAUTICIANS EMPLOYMENT SECTION EXPERIENCED ONLY FULL TIME HIGH STYLE FASHION SHOP Here Are the Teenagers' Ads — They Really Want Employment CALL SH 1-7789 VINMA.R LITTLE SILVER PART TIME —- Experienced secretary, Read Their Ads' Give Them a Job! Clip for Future Reference! hours 1 to 5 p.m. Call for appointment for Interview. SH 7-3500. BABYSITTER EMPLOYMENT a* hotel babysitter, so- AMBITIOUa HONOR ROLL .Itudfnt. (HRL-Mature high school Junior hon- Reliable Experienced da Jerk, counter girl, desk clerk, part Salealady, oftlce workt., Ago 1 or student, part or full time summer SECRETARY — Contractor's office. SH 7-4319 or full time, 15%. KB 1-0483. vrork full or, part-Umi i-2504. Job. 843.0804. Shorthand required, five-day week. a. oa 1-: RELIABLE STUDENT-Summer baby. HIOH SCHOOL SENIOR wishes baby- RELIABLE IS year old girl desires RBIJABLI! GIRL - Babysitter. 7:30 Write P. O. Bor 1013, Red Bank for ap- ilttinir. Beach sitting also. Junior life pointment, Include phone number. sitting;, day or night. Reference*. summer employment weekday*:dayi. Char* en. Me an hour, aay night. Call 4;3O- tvlng, other training. SH 1-9709. Phone 787-6237. aster reference* available. BH 7-1708, 7 p.m. SH l-<(80. DO YOU WANT TO WORK IN A LAW IIGH SCHOOL aiRL 17, wishes Bum- OFFICB? We have an opportunity for HIGH ECOOL SENIOR wlshea to mind HIGH SCHOOL QRADUATB desires po- RELIABLE OIRL — Babysitter, 1:30 ner employment Piling, ealeigtr.1, ex- sition as general olflce worker or on. References. Mo an hour, any night an experienced secretary whom we erlcnced In babysitting. 741-1458. children at beach, Monday througb will gladly pay a salary equal to her Friday. Licensed driver. 612-HG1. salesgirl, counter girl. BH 7-4832. Call between HO, SH 1-3318. . ability. Please call EH 1-3400 for anRELIABLE STUDENT wants part-time HOI! SCHOOL CURL graduate, 18 baby«Ittlng Job. Call HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wishes to do HIOH SCHOOL girl, .mrnmer employ appointment. babysitting during summer months. year* old, car and license. Bales, wait- meat, office experience, babyilttlnB For Graduation . . . For Father's Day 8J2-262S Call SH 1-2880. ress, light office work, BH t-4800. waitress. CO 4-5529. OPERATORS HIOH SCHOOL SENIOR girl 18, seek RELIABLE] BOY 17, looking for steady YOUNO MAN desire* position as car-RELIABLE high Bchol girl wishes Tho Fun loving, Economical The Exciting, Spirited Sowing machine operators: Pocket ng summer employment. Babysitting penter, gasoline attendant or' general preferred. Cal! 872-1819. summer Job, any kind. Call Ralph babysitting Job. Phone maker, aleeve setter and collar setter, Sllva. U 2-4365. outdoor work. 787-3718. OS 1-213J. sew-out and straight seamcrs. To work ELIABLE BOY seeking employment on children's coats and car coats. t or around docks or marinas. Call BOY WANTS steady employment In of- WANTED — Odd Jobs, garden, lawn MOTHER'S HELPER — Child nurse. Shore Coat Co., 23 South Bridge Avo. .1 21547. fice or store. Red Bank area. Call J. care. Call Call after 4:30, Monday through "Thurs- Red Bank. Sharp. LI 2-0226. LI 2-1805. day, BH 1-5371. OLD GIRL wishes summer SECRETARY — Preferably over 45. mployment, general office work, sales- YOUNO OIRL 18 years old desire* HIOH SCHOOL SENIOR—Eiperlenced MOTHER'S HELPER —. Camp coun- DYNAMIC Wrlto stating age, experience and eal- stock work. Have license. Call LJ 2- *elor, other work, Junior, girl, io>4 girl or waitress. SH 1-0929. position full time a* secretary, general ary expected to "A. G.," Box 811, office duties. SH 1-2311. 2184. years. OS 1-1087. Red Bank. . YEARS OLD — Oood at numbers, also babysit part-time or full time dur SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, driver* li- BOY 16 years desires eummet GIRL 17-Wilh lite-saving badge, de- STENOGRAPHER — Legal experlenc. ng summer. Can type. CO 4-0178. cense, care for children five days work. Call sires position as babysitter. Call SH 1- preferred but not essential. Writ week. SH 1-1266 ask for Donna. SH 1-7877. B83T. \AZ.," Box 511, Red Bank. COLLEGE SECRETARIAL student de sires office position. Shorthand and HIOH SCHOOL SENIOR, honor stu- BO? IS years old, desires MOTHER'S HELPER — oirl IK, ex- typing. Cal SH 1-5908. dent, assistance In English, French. Job. Call ,- perienced, summer employment, 8K 1-1683. SALES O1RL 18 wlshea summer employment, Latin; Math, Science. SH 1-04M alter 6. BH 7-0581. If you have ability and desire to work experienced Bales clerk. Will do othe BRIGHT, reliable, strong, neat boy. HIOH SCHOOL Junior seeking summer EXPERIENCED QIRL-Summer part- with people, and have personnel and/or ork. SH 1-4913. seeks summer employment, flood at employment, Call OS 1-0074 after 5 time employment, office work, W»lt- Bales background wo will train you math. 842-2204. p.m. rcio. BH 1-2208. We need 10 mature women over 21 ELIABLE STUDENT—Summer baby- Ittinr. available anytime, also beach BOY 17. want* summer work, any HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR wlihea sum- HlfJH SCHOOL OIRL babyatttlnc dur- ambitious, with a desire to eara above Mine. SH 1-7-168. $100, per week. Car necessary. Hours kind, willing worker. Have llcenie. mer and part-time school year employ- Ing summer. Red lan. k area. Call flexible. GIRL 18, part-time, shorthand, typing, SH 7-42W. ment. Call 8H H399 after 4:30 p.m. SH 1-6588. tnlesglrl for summer. Call SH 1- RESPONSIBLE high school girl, age CALL BH 1-4014 IB YEAR OLD high achool graduate XOUNO MAN—14, wishes work as '273. (girl) wishes summer employment, 14, desires full or part-time situation. itock boy, ambitious, willing. Linda Mayer, BH 7-4437. SH 1-4052. BEAUTICIAN WANTED—Experienced. (VMBITIOUS high school graduate de- help college finances. OS 1-2058. Employment year round. Calt Ires permanenientl employmentempli ". Cal—l —BH HIOH SCHOOL OIRL would IlKe baby- BABYSrrrER—Reliable, experienced CA 2-4CG7 •7211, ask for Chris. slttlng, sU day*, Monday through Bat- CLERICAL TYPIST—High school |unwlra. , small children, Wendy Greene, lor desire* office position. Miss D. Bge 13, SH 1-3O65. JECUETAUY to school principal. An I YEAR OLD FRESHMAN, Haslet urday. SH 7-4488. Maner, Bo* 581c, RD No 2, Neptune, nual beginning salary $2500. Twelve {cyport area desires part-time Job for HIOH SCHOOL OIRL wlihea babysit HlOH SCHOOL BOY—Reliable, experl- RBLJABLB nigh school senior (male) You Get Low, Low Prices, Plus month position, four weeks vacation, mmmer. Phone CO 4-5927. ting for summer (light houselueplnr " Write "A S," Box Ml, Red. Bank, IFPICTENT TYPIST, cashier, or clerk. win work five days a week. SH l-s12%r . SH 1-4955. High school grntluati-. Call EXCELLENT TYPIST-Over 50 words WAITRESSES—Over 21. Inexperience SH 7-6612 HIOH SCHOOL OIRL 18, interested In TYPIST—Clerk, flllns;, babysitter, wsjt- or experienced. Anxious to work. Good babysitting or ironing darting June per minute. Will type at home or of-reis. High school graduate, recom- money. Call 812-0&07 after 4 p.m. SeaGENERAL OFFICE WORK, typing, 18 20, six day* a week. BH 7-4488. fice. SH 1-SH9. mendations. SH 7-2756. Big Trade Values U right. year old girl. Experienced babysitter, tntercstea call BH 1-1230. HIGH SCHOOL BOY Interested In res- HIGH SCHOOL girl, summer employ- TEENAOBR — Young boy, willing PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE — Full-time taurant or drug store work. Call be ment, soda clerk, mother's helper, worker, very adaptable. for Matawan. Apply Matawan Public 3OLLEOE MONElf — Counterfrlrl, tween 3:30-10 p.m. 8H 7-08SS. sale*, babysitting. CO 4-2820. 291-0910. When You Buy At Health Association, 145 Broad St., Mat salesslrl, babysitter, or doctors office awon. Call LO 6-3043 for appointment. is file clerk. SH 7.O37G. TWO BROTHERS 14 ana 15 In vicinity LAWNS CUT JUNE ORADUATE-Mother'* helper, Atlantic Highlands wish any type of In New Shrewsbury three years French Rood swimmer, WAITRESSES — Apply in person, BOY 14 looking for summer lob Inwork. 201-1464. Call LI 2-4359 b«t nteiences. 291-2245. Mark'u Diner, Highway 15k. Middle Shrewsbury area. Call RUSSELU town, N. J., uny time. SH 7-269S ODD JOBS, lawn care. UNDERWATER WORK—Photograph•aphy: , HIOH SCHOOL BTUDliNT desires sum- Call anytime. minor salvage work. Also boat work. mer employment. John Ewalt. OPERATORS — Pocket makers, sleeve CIRL lfllt, to earn money for college BH 7-3045. Call LI J-2117. BH 1-0188. setters, ton stitchers on raincoats. Experienced babysiiter. Olher opnor- Steady work, highest rates. Apply 422 unltles welcomed. SH 1-4018. EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL—No spe- GIRL 18—Part-time Job evenings, 6-10, SENIOR BOY-College bound, driver1*; Morris Ave., Long Branch, second floor cial hours. Call BH 1-5516 after « Monday through Saturday. license, summer work, varied experi- IXPBRIENCED BABYSITTErl or p.m. CO 4-0583. ence. OS 1-3582. ™othcrjs helper wantlng.day work. Call LINING MAKERS HIOH SCHOOL 8BNI0R—Male, experi- OIRL IS—Wlihes Job In nursery school HIOH SCHOOL graduate, summer Job,' Experienced lining mnKers for ch!l Red Bank-Ltncroft nrea. *Or genera electronics, Journalism, salesman, OS 1- BABYSITTER experienced, high school enced camp counselor, tutor with driv- dren's and ladles' coats and car coats. ers license. SH 7-1090. office work. SH 1-8369, 3992. Piece work. Slioro Coat Co., 22 Bridge xaduate. Don't need me' now? Keep Ave., Red Bank. iy number handy. 8H 7-3908. EXPERT GARDENING service, and BABYSITTER - Olrl 15. experienced, HIOH SCHOOL boy, wishes work. odd Jobs, lawnB the specialty, also enjoys children. Five days. Call be- Lawns, house, babysitting, etc After 7 AVON SELLS ITSELF—Full or part TCENSED DRIVER 1714 desires Slim- farm crop picker. SH 1-9241. tween 1-9, EH 7-3215. p.m. Call SH 75028. dme. Several territories cpea for mer Job, Inilde or out. Husky, ambi- OR PERHAPS ... A omen interested In having a good tious, dependable. SH 1-1719. OIHt, 17. driver* license, for baby- BABYSITTING — Experienced. Dishes, ami, 16 — Ambitious, honor *tudent. steady Income. Experience unneces- sltter, camp connselor or exercising make bed*, etc. W'll work S-5. Call office, medical or sales wotk, full, EI/VBYSITTER - Reliable high achool SH 1-8041 between 8-9. sary. BH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Marga- !irl, good with children of all aces and caring for horses. BH 1-2<5O. part-time. OS M2D2. ret Qulotta, P. O. Box 100, Red Bank. Iiperienced. SH 7-0815 after 4 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL experience baby- BOY 18—Dejlrei purt-tlmo work after BOV 19—Wishies part-time employment, sitter available at any time. Call BH school, summer, mock work, etc. Call MANICURIST-SHAMPOO — Eiperi- SUMMER JOB, two boys, 18 years 787-4113. enccd. Call nd, any kind of work. Experienced 1-45B9. fill 1-2880. VALUE-RATED USED CAR! LI 2-290O -'• "" ? 23MI08. HIOH SCHOOL QIRL experienced ta COLLBQB STUDENT — Waitress, ba BOY 17 _ Full or part-time employ- WAITRESSES — Apply tn person, Illv- RBD BANK high bysltter available anytime, except bysltter, receptionist, cashier, experl- merit, call 1962 OLDSMOBILE 1962 CHEVROLET 1961 OLDSMOBILE erslde Luncheonette, 21-23 East Front school Junior needsrf lawt — man an^ ^ dJ* ^_gardenin. • •_ g weekend*. BH 7-07(2. enced. BH 74323. SH MJ103. St., Red Hank. work. Phono 741-7480. AGE 17, license, handyman, tutoring: OARDBNER 17 —Experienced. Cel-ami, is - Pontion In nursery school, SECRETARY — Opportunity for *,.-PART-TIME TYP1NO, 55 words per school subjects, delivery, gardening, lars, attics cleaned. Exterior painting, or babysitting, 88 2-dr. hardtop. White with Impala convertible. White with Super 88 Holiday sedan. AH Inute, lawns, atockboy. sit 19241. etc. Have car. 03 1-3395. filing;, saltr BH 7-fe. matching red interior. Radio, pable secretarySn small olflce. 35-hour cents per page. Call black top. Fully power blue exterior with matching wpoit. all frliiKe benefits and regular '•0S52. YOUNG WOMAN 18, desires part-time COLLEQS FRESHMAN desires work HIOH BCIIOOL girl, summer Job, (II- heater, whitewalls, fully pow- equipped, very low mileage. blue interior. Fully power ralnes. an 7.1870. IOTEL nABYaiTTER, bus girl, bell Job for summer. Cnl! babyslttlnlf, light household chores, ln«, babysitting, sale!, nursery school. er equipped; 2,400 miles. Not An exciting car. ANY GRAD- equipped. Low mileage. YOU ATTRACTIVE YOL'NO WOMAN — For :lrl, tleslt clorl!. counlor girl, soda SH 7-B52J typing, raleswork. OS 1-0761. CA "•7877. position na technician In fashionable lerk._15_years old. SH 1-779J. GIRT, 17 dealres- position a* salesgirl, even broken in yet! A REAL UATE WOULD BE PROUDWILL BE PROUD TO OWN - OIP.L IS, willing to do work ft.i baby- YOUNIl MAN 17 — Mate, cabin boy, BlendcrlziMK nnd health Bnlon. Will train 6TTNO Ollii, deslrpV~wpiiire»iri«gBi»rlir^Sicr e sitter, salesgirl, vmttrtts, etc. Call BH waltreii, checker. Cull etc, Dxpotlenced. Write J. McCabe. 1 NICE BUY! TO OWN THIS ONE! THIS ONE! lor position It qualified. Must have own vork, salesjlrl or babysitting, til 1.4502. W2-O551. Hanee ltd., Fair Haven. automobile. Call for appointment to bo 177. Interviewed, sll 7-910U. BABYSITTER 18, experienced, loves JUNK GRADUATE desires steady ba TOTOWNO-Knjllfih. algebra. Oerman. COLLEGE NtmplNO 8tih>BNT~wlshei children. Any hour and time. Call BIX byilttlntr. Call OS 1-3294 fiom 4 p.m. fjpsnun, Latin. Also organ lessons. 1959 CADILLAC 1961 FORD 1959 CADILLAC N1IRSINO supervisor, excellent salary, ul! or part-time babyslltlnff. Call 8H 1-5620. any day. BK 7.0830* apartment. Ocean Orove Nursing.Home, 1-3210. 63 Clark Ave. Pit 54)551 BOY 1«. will do gardening and lawn man SCHOOL gin wish** pontnon HOMB OARDBN-Protect fruit trees, 62 4-window sedan. Silver with Falcon 2-dr. sedan. Cool 62 6-window sedan. Ebony IIOH SCHOOL SENIOR — TaklnK care. Call selling, babysitting or general office shrubs, rose buihes, effective spraying. omraerclal course. lnter««ti-(l office SH 1.7340. SH XO0d2 matching interior. Fully power green with matching in- black with matching Interior. time and part-tlmi*. Apply In person •ork or sales work. SH 1-3344. work. BH 1-1542. equipped including electric terior. Automatic transmis- Fully power equipped includ- Wllmars. JItddlelown Shopping; Center, LAWNfl MOWED—Little Silver area. HIOH SCHOOL (lllll. ileslres position UOY IB— Btroni, any type of work, Hwy. 35. ioOLKlrlwi»he«toDabT- All Bummer, verv reasonable rates. F. babysitting or typing. Experienced In Inslde-ouUMe. in<-eh«nlo«Uy tncltiud. windows and six-way power sion, heater, low mileage.ing six-way power seats and II. Call 811 1-8MQ. Reference* fur- Rosenfeld. 741(139. both. BH 1-M12. seat. E-Z-Eye glass, autronlc Very clean car. IDEAL WOMAN — For general domestic work Islicd. _^_ electric windows. Tinted glass and ironliiB, aduli family, threo.or rour GIIIL WISHES to babysll or work In JHOli ttCHOOlI BlrH makltiK btdii XKrtlBNCED BABYHirFlCR — it, eye, Cruise-Control. LOADED SECOND CAR OR FOR THE and new tires. LIKE NEW hours mornings, /Ivo days. Iilftat con- iOY—17 wliii car mechanically •tow. Babysitting preferred, experienced. Sir 7-0»3i. WITH EXTRAS! ECONOMY MINDED! CONDITION! 811 1-<3SO an 7-4CH7. essary, tn Red Hank area, good wagen, OIRL WlflHKH to baby alt over the HIGH SCHOOL sophomore, boy IB. re- NOKD steady work. SH 7-0509. BH 7.9534, He- Br.IARI.B BOI'HOMOnE — Median summer, does not wl«h to sleep In. liable, hardworking, would like sum- Iteil llink. Call fore 9 a.m. or niter 7 p.m. ally Inclined. »ood worker, will »c mer employment. 2M2 Quality Dealer « Quality Salesmen o Quality Service (Pt any offer. Pleaae call LI JM19. BH 1.TS40 AII1K — i?or~docto7'» of?TcoritN7"or BRIOHT AND WIIXINO boy wlnhes iKperlencod aldo. Five-day week. No IOY 18V4 — B«ek« lob tn Red Bank or fYniTo7Tir*"5rA7p AB graduate desire* sum- -lulo Hllvpr store. Can BH 1-4834 wteK part-time summer employment of any desires summer work, full or part- mer employmenl, typing or other. Jill Buy Your Uied Car ilsiiu. Write nialliiK qualification, kind. BU 7-0709. wWt l ind expected aalary to "A.D.." I Inya after 4:30. time, flll 1-2014. HIOH BCIIOOL freshman, summer em !H?fLV ?ELI Wiih Confidence! 11, Jted Ilank,. BNBATli5 HIOH SCHOOL OttADUATB, college ifOUNO LADY desires summer in- Keat — Accurate bound, desires summer work. *}*!«• and ployment, babysitting, preferably Ltt l>ioym«it. typlrur or ollur olfloe work. mpiSf^KeiTHrniromMT BH 1-1229 office experience. Bit 1»M'I. lie Silver. Bit 1-1M9. fcxp»rl»nced. 811 7-0633. well versed in general office procedure. Must ho nccurnle with figures. (Marling YlAVJB TKIIck — WILL TOAVii7 QRADUATX desires full time summer 1IKI1I SCHOOL boy dMlrt* turnmnr lalary. »55. Call 811 7-M3». H-Ton Pickup lob. Two years etneriencs, stock boy t Will do. any type work. Call BH 74(11 and cashier. References. 2§t.31S0. nnTn |J___ | R us sell !(» wonla per minute. Htffldy, all your YEAR oi.i) GIRL, dtslra* »umm«r Jerk aodes, aiocst work, cut ami, WIHHKa to babysit dating rtsyT fillip wishes clerical poiltion, Bllperl- position. Balnrsr open. Reply P.O. IloJ isltlon, llstiyslltlnr, salts, lyplnf. twns. polish and wash cars, yacht Call nced, 1) plus average. Cell 991. lted Dank. lerk. 787-3797. Hand, bout yard. CO 41007. Bit 1-7*40, — — JSLiriL!: UOOKKKepnil K«p«ilencedi nliin YBlVHtl wlsbe* employment. HIOH SCHOOL naduat* w«rl.nc«l COlJ.KOir) STUDKNT, naralng major. OirtL. wishes bftby«lttln*T Job fof sum- il'tlac full time baby siltjr clerical typist, July 1 to early September, typing, :yplng and general 1 office work. Write VVIIiin; to do light houitwork. Plea*e mer, Phone M ' y.."_Unx ?2^_l ^si|lrt.^waltr»«v Bit 1-WW.^ ^ _clerical, ehtti ear*. CM 1-26111, •11 7-&49J. 100 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-0910 Red Bank 11KIH "fiCMODfiCMODL BTimBNT trUht* «m BOY U years old, dis7re»~sumnnr hlih MXI'ERIENCSD BALKHIJ»DIMS — Full It piysi t» advertise. Ml The Red me, permanent. Apply In person. J, ployraeolt t •• babysitter otrUhtr genera* l «rork, Ftwne school senior, July Oil) anto. 30 Broad Street, Bed Bank. mother'* Heloer. Eove chlldira. &t-Wl» B»n« I FO* SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SA1£ • LEGAL NOTICE- - -LEGAL NOTICE—| B£0 BANK REGISTER OCEAH OROyB —" WinUto*. .n»o SALE Ml, lAU. t.lK amvrtilsaH linn, MARIE COX AGENCY. sonen . ' •• WOHC* Tkuwky, June 14, 1962—29 LUCITi WALL PAINT m »rLt. FH M7M Take »0ce tb*t tinzni rtotrty Talw toties that atnUeatfea hit Use umamm anatenaw^ DOOM j»aab*r Xbor* a* tvvliti te t&* Mayer and Oaaodl 4 w til* Toir&stlp ComautU* of Two guts UMTU. «M strati), »»«t r«f«jit». Bati Aduttj only, HiDUfU ttstlsg ftentce , Tw»ufclo « Matwsis in tbe Coua- LEGAL NOTICE . • «rstri«*4. cwcl&rta, KM' u> !-**«. ln jLVHi>xe, Ix^a; ttnua '. Out hotoapi id mussd, w. /,, tut y « ibwaotait, mMt U tttw /truer, MottBftsj *xtra W bdj. O *1 jrnnSsta sttttsuefsit 414M« West Ui umfieifct t* fiUjU|nii,t»l Lta>»Hi %1A wtmaB or wrxnrum Urltt CA *-leta U VJMA, luimtMt, V. 3. tmxrWt. lac, , UMIni M WMr*vA $23.88 UYAWAY PLAN Qiri&tt&m, M e/iy, s^^Mild w ra*d« ju%m, tor pr*tt*U«t l>**tjtA ux Hitf* TiXB BMKJ THAT! tba lUuasw 9VJSH iix«u. iOUJ<«ii, (Using asa lmip>a ve *pprosdin«te -ra«»: All ltnprw«i»«oU. SH 14SM Rumsai, N. i. Ins; to be cocstructed may be, exam- Club license tat premises situated os FROWN'S (Signed) ined at the otllw ot ths Mtintelperi the sou* sJ4« «| Rumson Rd., JUm> WEST XEANSBURO — Custom thre«- Clerk, the plenanr retaa distrltmtlon 0 Broad «. JUd Bask fffl VTUlll VETESASS bedroom ranch. 1BI24 attached garage ELEANOR T. FINNEBTY, "W, N. Jl ' . ; finished as recreation room. Oil, h&t. 33 First Btrset, Rumson, N.J. cense No. I>2 heretofore Issued to Objections, If any, iboul4 be nude) IJCA BRWHT — 8U. new, three-room NO DOWN PAYMENT water baseboard beat, WU talk terms. une 14, 21 «6.26 Hollywood liquors and Groceries, Inc., Aunedlauly In writing to Albert A. beautifully fumlaiied apartment*, air 787.43W afUr ft p.m. trading as Hollywoo* Market, for the Karr, Jr., Clerk ot Ransom Borough, MWlliO MACHUflB — (T*. Blectric conditioned, overlooKlnc ocean. Month 179 Per Month Premises located at 82 Lower Main Rurasos Country CU* OU1M.JU; elaetrto toaster, *». T«- or ataeoo. Near boating and bi&chta. tlBDIjKl^WN--ThT«e-bBdfttHO ranch, NOTICE reet. Township ot Matawan, Hew Itt- Office** Modtra protection for an a&clent favor- m M M W HM8N. Take notice that Mary C. Nepp, T/A y- O dearge V. Co*. Jr., President. Mum- \f*+222tsr te (SECURlTYl, which can be , Immediate possession at closing. Objections, if any, sbould be made Peter H. B, dimming, Treasurer, goI MonmoouMonmotttii at»t;' KRemd BHBinkLl BBH ftm oultlvator Mr. (W. Gamut mixer, altoiIM-- Washer, car apace. Oood logaUoo. Cull MOTHSRS; ATTENTION. Your worries Immediately ,in writing to Albert A. ituck of Hollywood Liquors and Gro- Rumson, N. J. JORDAN naah»h> trie. IM, 08 I-MM attar t pjo. BH143H after a p.m. are over. School at end of street Kerr, Jr., Clerk ot the Borough of ceries, Inc. Oliver A. Vletor, Asst. Treasurer, $10,500 Full Price Pance4-!n yard tor the little oues. Rumaon, William P. Daniels, Rumson, N. J. [MUCK PIXCH flrl'a bedroom set NIC* location. Thr*»-bedroom ranch. President-Treasurer, Directors 16. SI Princeton Rd., fair Haven. Noti Vet $330 Down Pull basemeat, attached garage, >4 (Signed) 1701 Grand Central Avs. Ronald W. Alien. Fair Haven. N- J. IH 1-UM. COMMERCIAL RENTALS. acre, low taxes. Full price 116,600. MARY C. NEPP. Lavallette, New Jersey W. Dlnsmore Banks, Rumson, N. J, ttu aM Monraouth County Office WALKER. A WALKER. Realtors, Hoy tune 14, 21 14,85 intonette Daniels, George V. Coe, Jr., Rumson, N. 3. ^^^r^|gf.~cSr ' LODOB HOOtt tor rent, Oanlarot 39, Haslet, CO 4-5212, OB 1-2U6. Vice President-Secretary Edward M. Crane, Red Bank, N. J. town. Oould bt SPACE (or a good retail trardware Asking 117,160. BH 7-438S. and W, baths. There is e. two-car at- :radlng as Madden'* Bar A Grille has THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING of the Borough of Bed Bank tor a Ple- »toro In real, buay shopping tenter In tached garage Beautifully landscaped. Pplled. to the Township Committee o THB ISSUANCE OF (U.000.00 nary Retail Consumption License C-15 UTILITY TRAILER Monmouth County. Kb other hardware JUST REDUCED — County home with You can see this liome morning, noon the Township ot Atlantic of Colts Neck for premises situated at 16-18 Wharl Prac- 19 acres. Three bedrooms, bath and N. J. for a Plenary Retail Consumption BONDS OF THE BOROUGH OF DININO BOOM BUT stores la vKMniw, Write to owner ox night since we have a key. Owner FAIR HAVEN FOR FINANCIN0 Avenue, Red Bank, N. 3. 4 halt and expansion room, aiaea en- moving south and anxious for offers. license for premlses^ltuated at Hwy. Objections, If any, should be made CALL BH 1-OfM &ff B.C." Box Sit Red Bank. closed porch, jpatlo, two-car garage. 34, Holmdel In the Mid County ot SUCH APPROPRIATION. Walk-In cedar closets. Just reduced, Asking 123.600. Russell M. Borus Real- Immediately In writing to John Bryan, HOMBLITB RAOXKO GO-CART-Reer VENETIAN BLINDS tors, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. BH Monmouth, N. 3. ^^ BB IT ORDAINED by the Mayor Cleric ol the Borough ot Red Bank, Ml Sl»» 17" to M" wUa, H" Vat [35.000. THOMPSON AND BARTELL, and Council of the Borough ol Fair N r •UH slicks, dttal •orlna mounts and iealtora, SH 7-56O0. 7-4632. Member Multiple Listing Servlci made brakes, CU tank and deluxe upholstery, HOUSES FOR RENT Crlne, Haven, In the County of Monmouth * * (Signed) so engine. 1110. S42-M04. WOODED % ACRB plot lets oft this W>R TUB LARGE FAMILY -Bevel .tlantlc, and State of New Jersey, that: 2 for $5 asn to ii» p« Month Section 1. The Improvement de- Peter Galatro :HB B^IRO AOKNCX tour-bedroom, bath ana a halt split. bedrooms, IH baths, lovely living room, Kathleen Galatro VOHU_JBa»K O BBLT reducing machine, PROWN'S TKB HERO A Mlddletown Den tat tiackporch too. Owner trans- large family dining room, nice kitchen. scribed In Section 3 ot this Ordinance uw, |88, Call after » p.m. ftt. I* Is hereby authorized as a general Im- 20 Plnckney Road, Ilk* nf a Broad St.. Red Bank, SB 1-T500 OB 1-1000 ^^ ferred, anxloua for an offer. lia.SOO. House Is a good condition, on hot water Red Bank, N. J. •it 74678 THOMPSON AND BARTELL Realtors, baseboard neat also a porch, Con- provement to be made by the Bor rUn« 14 21 .VIDE BELBUTION OP RENTAL - SH 7-6600. ventent to excellent schools, public and ough of Fair Haven; New Jersey. For FREE INSTALLATION CnrsliBtd and unturnubed. Immtd. - „_ parochial. Bed now and you can be In the said Improvement stated In Section NOTICE MACHINERY FOR SALE ate occupancy. Samuel Tolcter Annoy WEST KBANSBURO — Three-bedroom before school starts In September, Ask- there is hereby appropriated the ALUMINUM Owanpon Ave.. Ooeanport. CaU or dial rCap"""e Cod' . Two-car garage, fenced, u- ing 120,000. Russell M. Borus Real- NOTICE Take Notice That Irene M. Eglaio COMBINATION WINDOW* CARVIT-PANTOaRAPH type machine. sum ol (15,000.00, said sum being in- U 2-lSou or U 2-3S01. traa, 170 Ninth Bt, owner, 787-3173. tors, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. SH ke notloe that Vahnnnne^Clambrone clusive of all appropriations heretofore and Antoinette Marino, T/A Colony En- Ideal lor wood, plaatlo and metal dup- 74532. Member Multiple Listing Service erprises, Inc., has applied to the May- licating. OB tllM. MIDDL&TOWN — Eight rooms, (our and XKiLCIambrofie T/A Val's Tavern made tlierefor and including the sum r and Council of the Borough of 6 for $77 RED BANK — Immediate occupancy, (Partnership) has applied to the May- olewly decorated throughout. BU rootna, hedrooma, two full baths, storms and LOV35LY LINCROTO—Four hedroonu, of (1.000.00 as the down payment for Rumson, lor a Plenary Retail Con- (Me extra «*Wl» «« upper tali screens, wall to wall carpeting, sew- or and Council ot the Borough of Rum- aald Improvement required by Law and sumption License C-9, tor premises eunaUoo). Tlrn payment la October. .'A baUu, garage, (ISO per month, two baths, recreation room. Utility Son, for a Plenary Retail Consumption BH 7-3000. ers, garage, dry basement, May as- room, two-car garage. 36' living room now available therefor by virtue of situated at Ridge Road and Avenue Triple Insert, weather jtrlpped. MERCHANDISE WANTED sume 4i4 per cent QI mortgage, license for premises sltuatetd at 111 JCatt provision in a budget or budgets of the of the Two Rivers, Rumson, N. J* SUMMER RENTAL — Tbraa-bodroom 118,200. BH 1-2330. and dining area. »M00 down to quali- River Road, Rumson, N. J. Objections, Borough. previously adopted. PROWN'S PIANOS and mualeal iiutrumenta cottage in Rumaon. Ideal (or ona or fied buyer. Belling at FHA appraisal f any, should be made Immediate)' Bectlon 2. For tne financing of satd Officers and Directors II Broad K,' iH 1-7M0 Rod Bank wantewantedd. Hlghett prlcea paid. H. Ten- two couple, near hotel and beach. MIDDLETOWN — Bight rooms, 12x30 Of ULOOO. SNTYDBR REALTOR, Hve In writing to Albert A. Kerr, Jr., Clerl improvement and to meet the part of !rene M. Egldlo, President and Treat- •er. SOI Main Bt, Lakewood. Apply Rumjon Hotel, 10 Waterman pansled recreation room, fireplace, Corners, Mlddletown. OS 1-23M. THIWB-PIWH) BBDROOM itt, .IW*: o{ the- Borough of Humson. said (16,000.00 appropriation not met 290 East Highland Avenue, grar walnut. Will Miorinot. Butrplice WANTED ' Ave., Btimaon. 84t-2000. study, garage, basement, three bed- MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms, two VALENTINE CIAMBRONE, by said down payment, negotiable rooms, two full baths, m per cent Atlantlo Highlands, N. J. Srorot kttolun "t. 7U-4M*. VHBl> ORIENTAL RUO» HIGHLANDS — Six rooma lumlahed baths, fireplace, screened patio, 12 111 East River Road, bonds of Uie Borough, each to be Antoinette Marino, Secretary CHINISB AND PBRSIAN ai mortgage may b« assumed. Iio.ooo. closets, garage, fenced yard, dead-end Rumson, N. J. known aa "Sanitation Trues Bond," are — Dlnetto «et, good two block! from river, nepr. ocean SH 7-2348. 03 West Washington Avenue. FRIEDMAN OALLERIIS Monmouth Park, lmmodUto occupancy street. Modern Cape Cod, *17,tOO. SH FRED C1AMBRONB hereby authorized to be Issued In the Atlantic Highlands, N. J. PR 4-31U Uvanlnga CA M«t until September 6. |600. ,281-0377. Alao MANY ATTRACTIVE features Included 7-1297 alter 6. 70 Black Point Road, principal amount of (14,000.00 pursuant Objectionsj, , If anyy, should tit nude WANTBD-Larn deak with two legal. three-room (urnlahed bungalow. $300.' In this excellent ranch on V, acre. BEACON BEACH — Six room Colonial. Rumson, N. jr. to tho Local Bond Law, constituting immediatelmditelyy In writiiti n to Albert A. CAUJ^RMIA BOUND — EvtnrtWng •lie (lie drawera, Mahogany, walnut or Three bedrooms, one bath, space tor Expansion attic, large dry basement, June 14, 21 (o\!7 Sections 40:1-1 to 40:1- 88 of the Re- Kerr, Jr., Clerk of t e Borough of JouVt b« told. Bofa-hldubed, ohalrt. frultwood. SH 1-0010, Kit. 59, II a.m. to F0UR-BBDRO0M — lH-bath apllt Ira- extra U batn. Fireplace In living room, laundry, fireplace, screens, Moral win- vised Statutes of New Jersey. In an- Rumsonson,, N. J, maplo ttdroom atattt with dcak; RCA 5 p.m. dally. meant* occupancy. (160, New Moq dining room, modern kitchen, screened- dows and doors, oil heat Two car NOTICE ticipation ot the Issuance of such bonds COLONY ENTERPRISES, INC. mouth. OS 1-1193. , and to temporarily finance said Im- maple comer TVTV;; 28" fltl'a Scbwtna In porch, attached garage. Expensive garage, 'X acre landscaped. Private TSJISJ notlc* that Peter Ceriina, T/A Ridge Road and Avenue ol the Dlcjr«l«ll l i« ilutailutai, book*. Many Oth« MANX FURNIHliED AND UNFUR- landscaping. S20,100 mortgage available jea-ch privileges, nmeas prompts sal- provement or purpose, negotlabla notes Two Rivera, OS 1-JBM. Corrugated Cardboard for 30 years at 5',i per cent for quali- Piping Rock Restaurant, has applied of the Borough In a principal amount tt*nu. H«aaon«tile. NISHED RENTALS - In all prices Asklng 117.900. 787-0019. to the Mayor and Council of the Bor- Rumson, N. 3, 50 eenta hundred; old newipapjra, and alias. EUa Wllunlra Aiaocy, U80 fied buyer. For Inspection .cell 741-8641. not exceeding (14,000.00 are hereby au- June U, 21 (0.00 - HtW iMAKO -— NMtSa aoma »• Price, 123,(00. EIGHT ROOMS — 1W baths, split, ough of Rumson tor a Plenary Retail thorised to be Issued pursuant to and i5 cent! hundred. Ocean Ave., Sat Bright, lii-OOM. utility room, attached garage. 4*4 per Consumption license tor premises sit sain. Al» manjr Blano rolli. S300. Call N Central Ave. Red Bank Open aeven daya^, within the limitations prescribed by NOTICE iH- 74M8 aflat 4 p.m. 111,200 FULL PRICE cent QI assumption, 117,600. OS 1-1193, uated at 129 East River Rd., In the said law. The maximum rate ot In- TWIN OARRIAOB-OomblnaUan itroll COUNTRY HOMD — Seven rooms, Union Beach — One family. Three bed. HIGHLANDS — Six rooms furnished Borough of itumson, N. J. terest which any ct said obligations Take Notice that Paul Drink. Ionia modern. Furnished. Beach. Reasonable. rooms, two enclosed porches, excellent Objections, u any, should be made shall bear is six per centum (6%) 3zink, Anna Waslin and Olga Turasn, tf-co»ch, fold« to lit In oar. Call 7874012 after 4 p.m. Anytime weekends condition. Full cellar, aluminum com- gu heat, comer lot 60x100; also three Immediately In writing to Albert A. T/A Paul's Eleven Bw & Grill, has PETS AND LIVESTOCK room bungalow to rent tor income per annum, ' applied to the Mayor and Council ol bination windows and doora. Alcoa 10,000 cash. 881-0377. Kerr, Jr., Clerk ol the Borough ol Seotlon 3, (a) Tbe Improvement here- nt-na. LINCROFT — Ranch, three bedrooms, Aluminum Siding, fenced yard. Close Rumson. N J. the Borough of Rumson for a Ple- FONIXS — All typea. gentle with dining room, l'A batha, full basement, by authorised and for the financing of nary Retail Consumption License C-S. SHOP BY PHONE children. to Lily Tulip, 75x100. No down payment UTTLK SILVER — Three bedrooms (Signed) two-car garage, onrpetlng, air condi- ai, FHA (350 down. Priced below FHA appraised value. which said obligations are to be Is- for premises situated at 11 West River nil qatok dallr delivery In Red Bank tioned, refrigerator. Convenient to PETER CERRINA, sued is the purchase of ona sanitation Road, Rumson, N. 3. ana, Outlying district! Wednejd.yi schools, (hopping, parkway, New York CASEY'S AOENCY (18,200. CA 2-8776. June 14. 21 JS.28 BOSTON and PUO pupplei, AKC. truck, to wit: Officers and Directors) and •aWraail. Blicount prloaa, bus. One year or IB month lease, $100. Hwy. 89 and Fleetwood Dr., Hazlet MIDDLETOWN —Five bedrooms, two (b) The estimated maximum of PROWN'8™S1 Broad Bt BH M500. Ouaranteed healthy. Fcrnalo on con- 8B 7-3147. Phone: 264-8442. If no answer caU 563- Paul Dzlnk—President tact. Stud aervlce. Arnold, BO 3-3989. 1834. full batha. Two complete electrlo kitch- NOTICE bonds or notes to be Issued for said R. D. No. 1. Box 180, Jackson, N. J. TRADB IN your oil turnuure wlta no ens, baseboard hot water heat, recrea- improvement Is (14,000.00. BEAUTIFUL, LOVABLE seven months UNFURNISHED BUNGALOW — Three AN ORDINANCE PKOVTDINO POR Bonla Dzlnk—Vice President down paymtnt and gn a new parlor rooma, adults only, no peU, f^O a POKT MONMOUTH — 'Iflveroom tion room, attached garage, large patio, THB CONSTRUCTION OP A BUILD- (c) The estimated maximum amount R. D. No, 1. Box 180, Jackson, N. J. «r dining room «t at ial« prlcei. WU- old Borzois, gorgeous coloring, show house with garage. Oaa' heat. (6,000. comer lot, S900 down to qualified buy- INO TO HOUSE BOROUGH OF- of money to be raised from all sources llara Lett, Furoltnre Inc.. Hwy 55, potential. Inoculated, registered, rea- month, utilities extra, SH 1-1274, 276 Anna Waalln-^Treasurer Mechanic Street, Red Bank. Call AX 7-2H4 after » p.m. )__ er. Full price (18,900. flNYKR REAL- S1CEB AND LIBRARY FACILITIES for said Improvement Is (18,000.00, the R. D, No. 1, Box 180, Jackson, N. J. StlddUtown. 8H 1-8318, opin avanlngi sonable. OB 1-18W. TOR, Five Corners, Mlddletown. OS 1- IN AND BY THE BOROUGH OP excess thereof over the said estimated till » p. m. RED BANK — Reckless Place. Four- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Moving to Olga Turash—Secretary SLBIIPT HOLLOW HOHBB FARM — larger home, must sacrifice two bed- 2590. PAIR HAVEN, COUNTY OP MON- maximum of bonds or notes to be R. D. No. 1. Box 180, Jackson, N. J. bedrooms. Year's lease, good refer- MOUTH, NEW JERSEY. APPRO- jsued therelor being the amount of HOTPOINT FrljlilMrt B», Phlioo eon- Oentle riding horao and tack, (ICO. rooms, living room, kitchen, paneled FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom ranch, Objections, It any, should be made •Ola TV 129.. Call . ence! required, Two-car garage, hot , PRIAT1NO THB SUM OP 175,000.00 the said 11,000.00 down payment for BH 1-2389. water heat, gaa furnace. 03 1-1&79. den, shower, i.% baths, recreation room fireplace, electrlo science kitchen with THEREFOR . AND AUTHORIZING mmedlately In writing to Albeit A. CAMOM with bar and built-in stereo speakers, dishwasher and two wall ovens, IH said improvement. Kerr, Jr., Clerk of. Boroush ol Rum- COLLIE — Male, cable with white, RANCH HOME—Excellent ares. Three covered patio, one-car garage, alumi- THB ISSUANCE OF (26,000.00 Section 4. The following matters are son, N. J. 10" BLBCTRIO FANS 113. Kitchen » age one year, AKO, good with children, baths, full finished basement, two-car BONDS OF THE BOROUGH OF hereby determined, declared, recited HO. H |i.p. comprttior. 9-5 p.m.. 393 bedrooms, Hi bathe. Near schools. num storm windows throughout. J14.OO0 garage. Many extras. SH 1-3342. PAIR HAVBN FOR FINANCING PAUL'S ELEVEN BAR * GRILL reasonable to proper borne. Call after (100. SCHANCK REALTOR, 8 Linden 291-2850. and stated: 11 West River Road, Ooeanport Av«., Ocaanport. ' 8H 14MJ. UNUSUAL RANCH HOME In Shrews- SUCH APPROPRIATION. (a) The said purpose described In PI., Red Bank, BH 7-0397. BB IT ORDAINED by the Mayor Rumion, N. J. iKNSATIONAL VALUES — At Ul« BASSET —• Gentle female, champion PICTURE A WOODED backdrop to bury Borough. Perfect condition Section 3 of,this Ordinance Is not a June 14, 21 (9.67 "TrenTrend to BlendBlend" Bttojpe, HH-iHH a OOBANPORT—Four rooms, two baths. this ^ acre. A spacious three-bedroom throughout Living room with oversized and Council of tho Borough of Fair Block, lovea children- < • Haven, In the County ot Monmouth current expense and Is an Improve- BoardwalkBdlk , AA»b»rb y PParkk . BidBridall llnetullu, Olbion 0-8561 Centrally located. Owner maintains split with bath and a half. Large den fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen ment which the Borough may lawful- NOHCB •Uvflr, Continental and Barly Amerloan grounds. Call 291-2297 mornlnga. with sliding doors.to the patio. Cellar wltn wall oven asd dishwasher, two and State ot New Jersey, that: ly make as a general Improvement DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC, two too. House Is Immaculate, ready for Take notice that The Qreat Atlantlo antique!, Palntlnga. Father a Day gilt ~J BBVEN BEDROOMS — Two bathe, bedrooms, den with, built-in bookshelves, Section, ]_ The Improvement de, and no part ot trie coat thereof has and Pacific Tea Company Inc. has ap- tttma. Quality merchandlia tor mother, red malea, ton* black male, one quick occupancy. Asking 122,600. two tiled baths, attractive patio for been or shall be specially asseised female. Reasonable. Call 843-3257. fluramer or yearly, 28 Tlnton Ave., THOMPSON AND BARTELL Realtors, scribed In Section 3 of this Ordinance plied ,to the Mayor and Council ot Bor- dad and [amity, SM [ountaJn at atore Batontown. outdoor living, two-car garage. House Is hereby authorized as' a general lm. on property speolally benefited there- ough ot Little Silver for a Limited Re- entrance; alao antique earrlaga will SH 7-6600. completely air conditioned. This must provement to be made or acquired by Rowan and parMol. Open T daya, t POODLES — silver miniatures, alx- be seen to be appreciated, (34,000, by. tall Distribution Ltccrie far the prem- weeka oil Ttrna an healthy, lively PRIME LOCATION — Small pleasan the Borough oj Pair Haven, New Jer- (b) The period of usefulness of said ises situated at 507 Prospect Avenue, a.m. to 11 p.m. REDDEN AGENCY. 301 Maple Ave., sey. For the aald Improvement or pup pupa, Reaaonabla. BH 14783. country home on %. acre, with or with- comer Bergen PL. Red Bank. BH 1-W6C purpose within the limitations of Sec- UUle Silver, N. J. CEDAR FENCE woven with cap strip, WANTED TO RENT out additional lour acres. Very reason- posej stated In Section 3, there Is here, tions 40:1-31 to 40:1-36 ot sail Local 1 KITTENB — Free. Band-box trained Member Multiple Listing. Officers sevsn sections, 10 long x 6' wide, gate able. Weekdays after 6. M6-4766. by appropriated the sum ot (75,000.00 Bond Law and according to the rea- Ralph W. Burger, President, Low and 9 posts. (80. AMATEUR RADIO Eight weeks old. Call after 4 p.m. CINDER BLOCK BUILDINQ sold sum being Inclusive of all ap- sonable life thereof, Is Un (10) years. BH 1-8129. CALL LINCROFT — Beautiful wooded half, WALK TO HOLY CROSS SCHOOL — propriations heretofore made thereto wood, Larcbmont, N. Y, TRASSMrrTkaDX-lOO, tued. but In (0) The supplemental debt statement John D. Ehrgott, Vice Pres., and good working condition, « Tears old, GERMAN SHEPHERD — Male, elgh SB 7-25M after 5"v:m acre' lot; "Split level, three hfMirnnmn. Charming' home (or large family, re- and Including the sum of (50,000.00 required by said !*aw has been duly two-car garage, basement, landscaped. cently renovated. Six bedrooms, VA as the down payment tor sail Im- Treas., Pocono Road, Denville, N, J. »»• CaU nWtSST months, AKC registered, good dlsposl PROFESSIONAL MAN ud family, oni made and Bled tn the office of the Harry B., Oeorge, Vice President, 4f> Uon, good home Important, (too, »1. achool-age child, require Immedlatel) Close to commuting, tvt Per cent Q] baths. Owner transferred, (20,000. provement or purpose required by Low Borough Clerk and a complete exe- 11OV1NO TO ARIZONA — Kitchen let, mortgage. BH 1-tm REDDEN AGENCY, 301 Maple * Ave., and now available therelor by virtue o» cuted original thereof has been filed Tlsdale Road, Searsdale, N. Y. house to rent In very good residential Stephen W. Shea, Vice President, <3 lamp», eirtlin, and tablet, real pow- district. Write " A, &.." Box Oil, Red SHREWSBURY—Three-bedroom ranch, corner Bergen PI., Red Bank, SH 14660 provision In a budget or budgets o In the office of the Director of the er mower, eto" Call OS 1-J4M. Member Multiple Listing. the Borough previously adopted. Division of Local Oovemment of the Kennedy Place, Crestwood, N. Y. Bank. ',4 acre lot, near rail and bus trans- John J. Rellly, Secretary, 630 W. 246th MAHOOANY BAR and back bar with portation. Excellent school. Two mile BELFORD —Three-bedroom ranch. Section 2. Por the financing of said State ot New Jersey as defined in nuonactnt llgtita and tlldlng gla» UNFURNISHED-Threo-bodroom home, from Fort Monmouth. SH 1-4194, Section 40:1-78 ot said Law Is Increased Street, New York, N. Y. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT vicinity Mldoletown-Keyport. Car room. Aluminum screens and doors, screened improvement or purpose and to meet by this Ordinance by 114,000.00 and Fred E. Campbell, Asst. Secretary, 30 doora and ttraaa ran. 60 ban accordion, porch, fenced yard. 5H.500. 787-3878. the part of said (75,000.00 appropri- E. 62nd Street, New York. N. Y. dun cabinet, hold! 10 suru, fluoreecent APARTMENTS Two adulta, two children (9 and 10), HIGHLANDS — Four-room house on ation not met by said down payment, that the Issuance of the said obliga- llrtoM and ammo cabinet To bo teen 1100. SH 1-7204, hill. Oil heat. Full basement. Ideal lor FAIR HAVEW — New six-room spill tions authorized by this Ordinance Is Harold D. Hoag, Asst, Treasurer, 143 after 7 p.m. 71 Mount Bt., Atlantic BUMMER RENTAL — Four rooma and couple. Call 872-1738. levui. Oarage, basement. permitted by the . exception contained Windsor Street, Tenafly, N. J, TEACHER—Desires unfurnished apart- In subjection d of Section 40:1-16 of Hlgnlande. ^^ bath, furnished apartment, private ment, Red Bank or suburbs, rental to FADJ HAVEN — Bl-Ievel, nine rooms, LOCUST — Two-year old home, flvi Directors beach. North Long Branch on the four bedrooms, 1^ bathe, large living rooms, garage. said Law to the debt limitations pre- Melvln W. AUdredge, 28535 Lathrup ocean front. CA 9-1W3. 1100. Two adutta. Diya CO 4-5007. Eve- sued In the principal amount of (25,. icrlbed by said Law. Blvd., Lathrup Village,. Mich. PORCH AND LAWN FORNITURB nings VA 6-1488. room, dining room, kitchen, recreation 291-0003 000.00 pursuant to the Local Bond tee our dtoplay baok ot our itore, room attached garage. SH 1-0907. Ralph Manning Brown, Jr., SO West- THREE-ROOM apartments. Heal lor LIVil RENT FREE — Two furnished Law, constituting Sections 40:1-1 to (d) The following items are defined cott Road, Princeton N. J. ehalie loungai, chain, rocjari, aetteei. newlywed, retired couples, $120 month, WILL lease unfurnished three or foui year-round homes. High and dry, fine 40:1-88 of the Revised Statutes of New and authorized by Section 40:1-65 of tablea. Quality at dlacounf prteea. all utilities except electricity. WEST- bedroom home to 1175 per month. Ref- CAPB COD — Two years old, four aald Law are and shall be charged Francis H. Bucher, 6140 Cowell Road, erences. B. Lanlgan, c/o Molly Pltche rooma, unfinished attic. Assume mort- residential street In Keansburg, (1,000 Jersey In anticipation of the Issuance (Wlnans Lake), Brighton, Mich. WOOD GARDENS. Bath and Westwood gage. Many extras. CO 4-0337. down, owner mortgage. (8,600. F.A. of such bonds and to temporarily ft. as a part of the cost of said pur- PROWN'S Avea., Long Branch, CA S4SSS. CA Hotel. 8H 7-2800. Oehlhaus, Real Estate. 787-5059, eve. nance said Improvement or purpose, pose to be financed by the Issuance Ralph W. Burger, tow Wood, Laich- 2-2305. TWO OR THREE BEDROOM: HOME. RUMSON — Lovely house on RUMSON nlngs 787-4822. negotiable notes of the Borough in a ol said obligations: mont, N. Y. It Broad Bt. Red Bank BH l-TBOO ROAD, 1,86 landscaped acres. Four Joan L. Burns, Fox Run Lane. Green- NEW 8TORAOB ITB1MSI New (aljrics. THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED apart- CALL principal amount not exceeding (26,- (1) not exceeding (50.00 on account M0.200S bedrooms, recreation room', three all CHOICE SELECTION ot two-to-thre< 000.00 are hereby authorized to be is. of tbe cost of issuance ot said obliga- wich, Conn. material, crochet threads. China, gla»»- ment with bath. In Bed Bank. Heat and tiled baths, full basement. Ideal family acre wooded plots. Oak, beech, and sued pursuant to and within the lim- tions; and Fred X. Campbell, 30 East 62nd Street, ware, brlo-a-brac. Jewelry. SllTerware, hot water supplied. Adult*, no peta, environment. Superb value — X64.600. dogwood, some with view and brook, itations prescribed by said Law. The New York, N. Y. ate, «ta. Raacll'a, 28 B. Front 8t CaU 8K 7-«7*. <2> not excedlng (160.00 on ac- Telephone 842-0109. others high and rolling, deed restric- maximum rate, of Interest, which any count of engineering and Inspection Harold W, Carver, 6840 XJncolnwood tion to protect purchaser. (9,600 and of aald obligations shall bear is six Dr., Chicago, 111. iMALL ITEMS-BIO VALUEB — BrnoK- FURNISHED — Three rooms,' bath FURNISHED ROOMS ?IO, FAMILY'S DREAM 0 costs and legal obligations; and Ing stand, (2.76. Clothes tree, (4.75. all utilities Included, adulta only. Call up. "Holmwood, Atlantic Township. per centum (6%) per annum. (3) not excedlng (100.00 on account Lawrence M. Cazayoux, Longwood Six-bedroom newly renovated beauty. Paul R. Stryker, Realtor, Holmdel, Towers, 160 Chapel Street, Brookltne, Bird can, stand, (3.78. Magaxlne rack, alter 4 p.m. 8424038. Located In Keanibura; very close to Section - 3. (a) The Improvement of Interest on obligations to finance tl.79. 8' runner, (4.75. Hoed couch, ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD N. J. 818-4144. such cost during trie period permitted Mass. . •' ' • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-room WAYSIDE RBS8IDENCE, West Park school. Has everything Including two hereby authorized and for the financ- Jay E. Crane, 715 Berkeley Avenue. ill.60. Wrought iron book shelf, fL26, furnished apartment, flrai floor, one baths and baseboard beat, city water, RUMSON CAPE COD — Conveniently ing ol which aald obligations are to be by this Section. Knesbole desk) (32.60, etc. Ruscll's, Ave., Wayside. Brand now ranch build- located. Living room with fireplace, Section 6. The full faith and credit Orange, N. J. 36 E. Front Bt. block from harbor. Summer rental, {323 ing. All meala, laundry and care. Call sewer, one-c&r garage, cyclone fenced Issued Is,the construction of a build. Donald Kirk David, OstervlUe, Mass. month. CaU 591-2(63. KB 1-8893. lot 100x127. Don't miss this unusual buy full dining room, two full bedrooms an Ing to house Borough Offices and Lt ct Uie Borough are hereby pledged to John D, Ehrgott, Pocono Road, Den- SPBCIAIi — 1862 Fii, __.,_ at (15,800. Call now. 8chwelzer Real bath on first floor. One extra larg brary, all In accordance with plans the punctual payment of the principal UNFURNISHED — Three-room apart- ATTRACTIVE - Blncle. double rooms, Estate Agency, 293 Main St, Keans- room with halt bath on second floor, and specifications therefor on file In of and Interest on the said obligations ville, N. J. 12 cu. ft. refrigerator. 1169,83. Limited ment at G7 Monmouth St. Red Bank. Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run- Harry B. George. 46 Tlsdale Jtoad, quantity. O-M Sales, 25 Monmouth St., burg. Dial 787-0123. two-car garage. Owner anxious for of- the office of the Borough Clerk and authorized by this Ordinance. Bald ob- SH M0S3. ning water. Frea TV. Hudson House. fers. (16,600,, ROL8TON WATERBURY hereby approved. ligations shall be direct, unllmted ob- Scarsdale, N. 1. Red Bank. Harold D. Hoag, 142 Windsor Road, Slj-ROOM APARTMENT—Unfurnlthed, 131 Hudson Ave.. BH 1-D862. SMALL HOUSE — Furnished, lot 40x REALTOR, to w. Front St., Red Bank. (b) The estimated maximum of bondi ligations ot the Borough, and the Bor- 11' MODERN WALNUT cuatom-made 100. 16 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumsoo SH 7-3600. Member Multiple Listing. ough shall be obligated to levy ad Tenafly. N. J. Leroy Apartments, call BH 1-1093 or LAROB FRONT ROOM — Next to or notes to be Issued for said lm William F. Leach. Kenllworth Lake. living room aota. Attached We umea 842-2110. N. J. proveraent or purpose Is (25,000.00. valorem taxes upon all the taxable and bubble. lampa. Matching 7' coffee bath, no other roomer. Private. Fal LITLE SILVER — Spacious red brlcl property within the Borough for the Marlton, N.J. table. 08 1-11W. NICE four-room furnished apartment, Haven. Telephone 747-0016. CAPB COD — Living room 14x16, din- Colonial on Quiet tree-lined street. (c> The estimated maximum amount jayraent of said obligations and Inter- awllym A. Price, Club Road, Rosslyn Keyport. Private entrances. Oarage Ing area, modern kitchen, two bed- Large living room with brick lire- ot money to be raised trom, all sources est thereon without limitation ot rate Farms, Carnegie. Pa, BUMMER SPECIALS Adults. References. CA 2-0763. rooms, expansion attic,, full basement. place, separate family'dining room de- for said Improvement or purpose Is or amount. Join J. Rellly, 630 W. 2461b Street, BUT NOW AND SAVB 115,900. luxe kitchen with separate breakfast (75,000.00, the excess thereof over the New York, N. Y. ituot, (ultara, ampllllera, drumi, and WATERFRONT — Six rooms furnished, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LITTLE SILVER — Split level. Large room, lavatory and den. Four bedroomi said estimated maximum of bonds or Section 9. This Ordinance shall take Stephen W. Shea, 63 Kennedy Place, many othera. summer rental. Leonardo. 21 Durllng- landscaped plot, living room 12x20, and bath up. Screened summer porcli, notes to be Issued therefor being tho effect twenty (20) days after the first Crestwood, N. Y. MUSIC TOWN ton Ave.. Mrs. Lonero. ^^^ three bedrooms, family room 12x24 open patio with fireplace, full base- amount of the said (60,000.00 down pay- publication thereof after final passage, HOUSES FOR SALE ment for said Improvement or pur John Elliott Slater, Rensielaer Road, «0O Kwy .35 UNPURNIBHBD LITTLE SILVER \VM bathe. »22,S0O.- ment, oversized garage, terraced as provided by said Local Bond Law. Essex Fells, N. J. «71-1160 SCHANCK REALTOR, 8 Linden PL, lawns. Transferred owner asking $26,900 pose. Two apartmenta, five rooma and bath Red Bank. BH 70397. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONO AGENCY, PUBLIC NOTICI! Joseph P. Smith, 9 Nolen Lane, Dar- r" TIM ARBOR SAW — With » b.p. each, S8B and 995 a month. Available SECLUDED Section 4. The following matters are len. Conn. July 1. Lease required. ELWOOD A. Realtor, 655 Prospect Ave., Little SU- hereby determined, declared, recited The foregoing ordinance was intro- Robert M. Smith. 1848 Baa Marco motor and stand, 186. Call Owners transfer, Your gain. Reduced ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — On hill vej-. BH 1-4500. and stated: 842-0356 AEMSTRONO AOBNCY. Realtor, ESS to (18,300 for quick aale tAIa front to Overlooking Bay. Bl-level ranch, two duced and passed first reading at a Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 8K 1-1500. back split with three bedrooms, 1W years old, three large bedrooms, 2'A (a) Tho said purpose described tn tegular meeting ot the Mayor and Stockholders holding more) than ten ir? OA8 BTOVS. Reuonable. Mra. Section 3 ot this Ordinance Is not a Council of the Borough of Fair Haven FURNISHED — Three rooma, tile bath baths la a fine buy at this price. Cal baths, science kitchen, dining porch, per cent of the stock— Raokatair, 13 Spring St., Red Bank, NAVES1NK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS, paneled entrance and family room with current expense and Is an Improve- held on June 11, 1062 and will come John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc., 8R 1-Otit. ^ private entrance. Red Bank. LOTS AND ACREAGE ment of property which the Borough up for final consideration and passage SH 1-0334 C34 Hwy. 33 Mlddletown — OS 1-0600. fireplace. Split rail fence. Owner trans- may lawfully make or acquire as a c/o Mr. R, W. Burger AMANA FREEZER — Chest type. Ex- MBMBBA MULTIPLE LISTINO ferred. Call 291-1165. HALF ACRE LOT — 100x200. Hopping at a regular meeting ot said govern- 420 Lexington Avenue—22nd Floor FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Center general Improvement and no part of ing body to bo held on June 25, 1062 I cellent condition. Must sell. (175. Call RURAL PARADISE with water front- Rd., Belford. Nice location. Asklni the cost thereof has been or shall b( New York 17, New York. SH 7-Mtl. ot Fair Haven, Heat, light and water INTERRACIAL $3100. HI 2-8233. at 8:30 P.M. at tho Fire House, River Objections, If any, should be made supplied. Reasonable SH 1-5806. NEW 8HREWBBURY, four-bedroom age. Practically In town. Write or come. specially assessed on-property special- and Battln Roads, Fair Haven, N. J. Jn writing to Fred L. Ayers, Clerk, Cape Cod. Many excellent features. see at 507 West Front St., Red Bank. BUILDINO LOTS — Monmouth Beach. ly benefited thereby. at which tlmo and place all persona Borough of Little Silver. WHAT WOULD you do II you lo»t 3Vii ROOMS — Unfurnished, available Anytime BUT dial 741-8313 NOW! 100x100, (2,000. 150x100, $3,000. Port- your Keya? Be late, get extra keyi August 1. 9(9-2103 daytime, 7(7-2(14 Good bargain it 112,000. 10 per cenl (b) Tho period of usefulness of said desiring to be heard thereon will be THE GREAT ALTANTIC * PACIFIC BOW. Complete LOCKSMITH lervlce. down. SH 7-1193. RAIUTAN — Poplar Bt. New bl-level, aupeck 100x175, (3.000. 100X150, (4,000, purpose, within the limitations of Sec- given full opportunity. TBA COMPANY. INC. ailer U pm., weekends. Also acreage. Call Ernest 8. Tomalnl tions 40:1-34 to 40:1-38 of sold Local Three bedrooms, basement, garage, lo Real Estate Agency. CA 2-9497. ROY W. NELSON, Clerk. Post Ofdce Box No. 214, PROWN'S PUP.NI8I1ED THREE-ROOM APART LITTLE SILVER VICTORIAN — Fou 75x100. Call LO 8-1242. Bond Law and according to the reason- Borough of Fair Haven. Newark 1, New Jersey MENT — Call mornlni bedrooms, IH baths, hot water heat TWO LOTS on paved road, wooded, able life thereof.is fifteen (15) years, U Broil Bt Red Bank BH 1-7500 SH 1 OAK HILL — Mlddletown. Four-bed- (c) The supplemental debt statement June 14 (31.14 June 7, lt 127.73 Priced to allow lor any neceasary room ranch with brick and shake trim. near Bell Labs and LIly-Tullp. Cal! modernizing or redocorpflng. Th'n lit THOMPSON AND BARTELL Realtors, required by said Law has been duly WB BUT AND BULL ANYTHINQ - APARTMENT — West 112 St., NYC. Entrance hall, living room with fire- made and filed In the office ot the Content! oi homea. atorea. eatatea, for rent untlt September 1. Two bed- a real buy at $14,900. REDDEN' place, dining room, large kitchen with 8H 7-560O. AQENCY. 301 Hack Ave.. corner Ber. Borough Clerk and a complete exe- . LEGAL NOTICE - • LEGAL NOTICE- eellara attlci, China, gluaware, an, rooms, living room, kitchen, bath. Walk, eating area, tuM basement, two-car INVESTOR'S OPPORTUNITY — 68 cuted original thereof has been filed tlquea, art oblecta and all brlo-a-braa teg dlatanee to Columbia University, ren PI., Red Bank. SH 14660. Membei garage. RS.OOO. OS 1-2779. nuacira, M Malt Front St. SB W993. lift month. BH 1-1121. Multiple listing. icres witH, brook: part wooded; black In the office of tho Director of the SUMMARY OR SYNO 'SIS OF 19(11 AUDIT REPORT OF LINCROFT — Three-bedroom split. Jop road; approximately 20 per cenf Division ot Local Government of the Paneled recreation room. Assume i% down for qualified buyer. (300 pe State of New Jersey and such state- THE BOltOUGU OF FAIR HAVEN Ail REQUIRED BY K. S. 4014-1 per cent OI mortgage. Asking 117,500. acre., HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, ment shows that the grois debt of the COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET No reasonable offer refused. SH 1-1870, Highway 35, Katontown. LI 2-1103. Eve, Borough, aa defined tn Bectlon 40:1.76 December 31 December 'il nlngs LI 2-0485. | of said Law Is Increased by this Or- ASSETS Year 1901 Year 1B60 MIDDLBTOWN — Three-bedroom. VJ, dinance by (25,000.00 and the Issuanci room split level, wall-to-wall carpetlner, of tho nald obligations authorized by Cash and Investments ~ ( 439.603.71 I 458,680.14 drapes, attached garage, patio, 220- this Ordinance Is permitted undtr and Taxes and Liens Receivable _. 70,795,46 67,115.43 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ilno, fish tank In Wall beautifully land- REAL ESTATE WANTED by virtue of the provisions of Bectlon Property Acquired tor Taxes—Assessed Value . 4,775.00 4,775.00 scaped 80x125' lot. Lily-Tulip, Bell Lab 40:1-16 of Bald Law. Accounts Receivable — 820.00 2,017.05 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! area. Aaaumo OI 4(4 por cent raort Listings Wanted by New Red Bank Deferred Charges to Succeeding Year's Revenuo .~— 22,703,72 12,200.0J gase (*107 per month). Immediate oc Office (d) Tho following Hems as defined cupancy. $10,500. Phone 787-3300 afler and authorized by Bectlon 40:1-55 of TOTAL ASSETS 4 538,703,38 ( 644,717.62 7 p.m. Principals only. 741-7200 said Law aro and shall be charged ns a part of the cost of said purpose to NBPTUNE — Threc-bedroom ranch, an- bo financed by the Issuance of said LIABIUriK3, RESERVES AND BtmPLUS Adding Irfachlneg-Typewriter! Building Contractor Painting and Decorating «um« *«. per cent OI mortgage. Ful PHILIP J. BOWERS CO. obligation!!; Real Estate Since 1891 Appropriation Reserves anil Other Liabilities ( 270.321,80 ( 257,074.60 ADDJNO MACHINES — Typewriters RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CARL a JONSB— Painting and dec- ificnin-" 100x109 landscaped lot. Cal (II not exceeding; (160.00 on ac. Improvement Authorizations . ' 7,076.81 12,133.16 sold, rented, repaired. Sermco'e lOt Star.. windows, tiding, awnlnga. orating. Genera! contracting. Frea PR B-6798. WALTER S. OVERTON count of the cost ot Issuance of iili Special Funds Accumulated . 83.120.85 a8,272.4U llonrAouth St., Had Bank, BH 7-O48A. SH 7-SMS r BH Hl» estimates. Call BH 1-1313. 2* houra. AFFILIATE obligations (i and Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable . 76,390.95 73,037.48 HAUl R BTRYKER Realtor 60 White St. Iteil Bank. N. J. (2) not exceeding (3,250.00 on ac- Surplus _.. ..- 101,281.07 113,2»9.!I9 BLATB & liaison - Painting and count of eiiEtnoerlng and Inspection Antiques Wanted Decorating. Qenwat Contracting, Farms and (arm estates. State Opposite Municipal Parking Lot TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES & SURPLUS ( 038,70138 I 5<(.717.C'J Cesspool Cleaning fully Insured. Twenty years ex- coits and leenl obligations; and Old Dolls guns. Jewelry, out glass, Highway 34. HolmaeL Phone WH KOUIt UOMK WANTBD - Why list (3) not exceeding (1,000.00 on ec furniture, civil War books Appraisals SBpno TANKS, dry welli aervicad. perlenca Free eattmatea. SH I-MSl with us? We advertise extensively tn Laaohlng Held aitded. Baokhoe work. or 787-433S after 6 p.m. e-4i4«. count of interest on obligations to fl- made. Oilman. KB M4«7. ' O. a Wilson. SH 1-18(5. the newspapers, radio and publish a nanoo auch coat during tho period per COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION ANP HURPLVS catalog for homo soekers. W* are mom. milted by thin Section. CUIIltENX FUND Appllsmw Repairs Plumbing and Heating oers of the TWK. * national real oatau Bectlon 5. The full faith and credit Revenue (CttBh Basis) Year 1661 Year 1B80 Fuel Oil—Heating HARRY BOATMAN referral service. We are "Home Trad, ot tho Borough are hereby pledged Surplus Revenue! Dalanco January 1 _ ( 112.476.69 •~ 129,057.42 APPLIANCE REPAIR and installs- ItONNia KHKOAN - Plumbing and ers" - two offices, 11 full time snles Hon. Residential and oorarnerclal wlr FUEL OIL * HBATINO—Call SH 1- SURF DATHHR8 to the punctual payment of the prin- Delinquent Taxes, Tax Title Liens and heating. Oil burner service, 24-hour MONMOUTH BEACH — Brick custom people. Call WALKER A WALKER, cipal ot and Interest on thn said ob- Sales of Foreclosed Property «4,S98.71 Ing. Allen Blecttla. BH 7-03U (MlO. Oil Delivery, Inc.. service *• service. BH 7-1827. Kealtors, Members Red Bank Area 03.434.08 Sales. 3 Herbert eft., Red Bank. rambling ranch on Shrewsbury River; ligations tuithorlzi'cl by this Ordinance. Collections ot Current Tax Lowy ..—, „ 045,677.03 002,740,18 MB. TOUT BBVRIOBRAT1ON - features galore, eight rooms, two tiled Uulllplo Listing Service. Shrewsbury Salrl obligations shall be direct, un Miscellaneous—from Other Tliaa Wasnara, dryers, air condltlocera, any Radio and TV Repair halhH, gne heat, earagns. Price upper •111 t-S'211 anil Ilanel. OS VJ150. limited obligations ot the Borough, and Local Property Taxes -«.- , 7t,8«5,7I 83,773.711 household, or oommarclal appliance. Home Improvements thirties. Owner. CA 2-4460. the Borough ahall bo obligated to levy Samoa charie only I3.M. Call 264- A-3S Itadto-Televlalon 4\Repalr Serv- att valorem taxes upon all the taxable Total Funds , .J, (UD7,«!5,08 $1,181,007.47 »H0. U10 High Ave., Union Bsach, WORKINO MAN'S contractor-Alter- ice. Prompt. Reasonable, no Mon* LUXURY RANCH HOUSE -LEGAL NOTICE property within the Borough for the ations, additions, painting, masonry, mouth 81., Red Bank. BH 1-7153. Uncroft. quallly-bmit home, Llvlnx payment of said obligation!) anil In. Expenditures (Accrual Basis) Auctioneer and ail Uioaa little loba. Bvenlnga LO room, formal dmlng room, four bed- JiOTICE tercat thereon without limitation ot rate Budget Expenditures: •.1714. Rooting, Siding and Insulation rooms and two tmths, maid's ronm, Take notice that John A. Qardftlla or amount, Municipal Purposes _ tt a. COATS - An essential Auction and bath. Many other custom features, ,ocat and Iteglonal School Taxes Insulation A siJlns Corp, Certified Hcen by appointment only. Executive Jr Ernest A. Gardella, Jr., and Wll Bectlon 6. Tills Ordinance shall take Appraisal Bervlea "anywhere." 3SI Innirance Ham (>ardella T/A Rumaon Hupcr Mar- effect twenty (20) days after the firs County Taxes >.~_...... _.—...... _ Norwood Ava. Deal Phone KBllogi Johna-Manvllle contractor, 1'R o-Htm type Home. Principals only. BH 1-B948. ket, have appllod to the Mayor and Other Adjustments , . .. I4IIL ADILITY • SEKVIOE . Dependability or Adam Lliumayer 2810;iO2. l'rlce In HP's. publication thereof after flnni passage whan.you Insure your HOM1D, AUTO, Council of the Borough of Rumson far as provided by said Local llonil Law. yacht, outboard. Insurance throuih OLSON CO, INC.-Roofing. Biding « tBD HANK^ HAST OF BROAD a Plenary Retail Distribution license Total Expenditures ...~.n.. ...41,007,193.48 lt,07O,03O.a-2 for premises situated st corner PUBLIC NOTICE Loss: Expenditure to be Raised lor 10 years. PH o.070»-2!II-OIIIO. foyer. Living room, fireplace French Washington at., and River Road, Itum The foregoing ordinance was Intro by Future Taxes 1,600,00 . a new ear or truck. Low 8FIBD with present Imur doors to patio, formal dining room. son, N, J. ' lueed and passed first reading at a e Av*., Red Bank, BH f- ancaT Want a batter deair Call Dunn TeL Answering Service Kitchen with alcove, pen, bookcases. Objections, It any, should be made esular meeting of the Mayor and Total Adjusted Expenditures -- _d,087.mii (UW8,S30?J« 1111 Dally 7 a.m.-lO p.m. Imuranca Agency BH 1-M31 Four bedrooms, ly, batlis. Lola of Immediately In writing to Albert A, Council of the fiorotich of Fulr Haven LET US BB your secretary. No nea tiVEH W/ASSA — Blx-room ranch. Con- deilrlng In be heard thereon will bo 1D91. Tills report ot audit submitted by Joseph J. seaman, lt>sltterari WMrlena*. it rourJBlKlrolijK, eaU PB M«l or braetewity, garage. Near mveunk riv- WILLIAM QARDBI ROY W. NELSON Clerk ROT W, MIIUON siieoi Herbert a&mTn. UTMMI aKir « Ma. a er. (2J.6OO. Kitra garagM and/or boat Monmouth Beach, N, Horougli of Fair Haven house optional. MI i-MUL June 14, 31 (Ml June lt • (33.7« ''»-•

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