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VATICAN CITY (AP) - Car- Before going to Milan, he and sovereign of the stata of Cardinal Montini said the word of the election spread 262d supreme Pontiff of th« dinals of the Roman was a close collaborator of . church should press forward on over . Soon more than world's half billion Catholics, Church today elected Giovanni Pope Pius XII as his Vatican Spiritual Influence the path set by the late pontiff 100,000 were jammed into the who were brought by his pred- Battista Cardinal Montini, arch- pro-secretary of state. And be- As chief pastor of the world's —toward modern reforms and great square between the en- essor face to face with the mid- of Milan, the new Pope fore that he served as a Vati- half billion Roman Catholics Christian unity. circling arms of Bernini's 20th Century world of space ex- of the Roman . can diplomat. lie wields a spiritual influence As he gave his first blessing Colonnade. poration and technical won- Eighty princes of the church, Cardinal Montini's election unparalleled in Christendom as to the vast crowd, Pope Paul's Priests and nuns prayed. ders. * meeting in solemn secret con- was announced to a vast throng the church's supreme teacher, voice rang out clear and strong, The smoke poured from the The attention of world Chris- clave in the , jamming St. Peter's Square by legislator, administrator and but broke with emotion for an stack for more than 20 minutes, tians—Catholics' and Protestant elected the 65-year-old progres- a cardinal who proclaimed judge. instant. as the ballots from the morning alike — immediately turned to sive, churchman to succeed from the balcony of the Basili- Pope Paul appeared on the He was in papal robes of vote or votes were burned. But the question of what the new Pope John XXIII, who died ca: "I have Wings of great Basilica Balcony at 12:21 p.m. white, with a white skullcap. the crowd stopped watching the Pontiff would do about the June 3. joy. We have a Pope." (6:21 a.m. EST) to give his Over his shoulders was an em- chimney and turned their eyes Ecumenical Council. The new Pope immediately As the election was an- first blessing "urbl et orbi"— broidered papal stole. toward the central balcony of Pope John XXIII had sum- took the name of Paul VI. nounced, the great bell of St. to the city of Rome and to the Thick, white smoke pouring St. Peter's Basilica to hear the moned the council of prelates He had gone into the conclave Peter's—the campanone—rang world. from the Sistine Chapel smoke- announcement of the name of into a historical meeting last Wednesday night a favorite for out the glad tidings. For his , Pope stack announced the end of the the new pontiff. fall to explore paths toward election. He was chosen this Other church bells in Rome Paul went back to the 17th cardinals' election conclave aft- The Vatican Radio said the world Christian unity. The morning on the fifth or sixth took up the peal. Century, to the Roman Paul V, er its third voting session. At new pope had been, elected on council was recessed until Sept- .ballot. The Pope has these : who died in 1621. least five ballots, and possibly an auspicious day—June 21, the tember, but with Pope John's Archbishop Of Milan Bishop of Rome, vicar of Jesus This was seen ty some as six, were required to secure first day of summer. death it was suspended auto- The new Pope has been arch- Christ, successor of the prince an indication the new Pope election. The 80 cardinals in the con- matically. bishop of Milan for the past of the apostles, supreme pontiff might follow the path of Pope The first puff of smoke came clave made it the biggest in It is up to the new Pontiff eight years and worked close- of the universal church, patri- John, who also chose a name from the chapel at 11:20 a.m. history. The fifty-four votes to decide whether the work of ly with Pope John during his arch of the West, of that had not been used in cen- (5:20 a.m. EST). were required for election, a the ecumenical council will be reign of four years and seven , archbishop and metropoli- turies. And in a memorial serv- Crowds poured into warm, two-thirds majority. continued or be suspended in- months. tan of the province of Rome ice for Pope John, the then sunlit St. Peter's Square as The new Pope becomes the definitely. Defer Red Bank Exit Work Until Labor Day SEASIDE HEIGHTS - Work on the Garden State Park- The authority feels that the changes are necessary to pre- Bigger and better signs at Red Bank and other points in way's Red Bank exit at Lincroft has been deferred until after vent motorists from overshooting the exit or making last Monmouth County were the cause of envy expressed yester- Labor Day, die New Jersey Highway Authority announced second turns. day by Mayor J. Stanley Tunney of this place. yesterday. Engineering work has been completed but the awarding The authority commissioners and executive staff held Mrs. Katharine Elkus While, chairman, said the job cost of contracts has been deferred for the summer so construc- their regular meeting in the Borough Hall yesterday, and later is estimated at $50,000. Included will be the installation of tion will not interfere with seasonal traffic. were the guests of the borough at a Golden Jubilee luncheon. additional lighting and construction of a longer southbound This borough is celebrating its 50th anniversary. deceleration lane to bring ramp traffic around a curve In the The first phase of the improvements, the erection of Mayor Tunney, taking the floor at the dosa of tha meeting, Pope Paul vr approach to the Red Bank exit, large exit signs, already has been accomplished. criticized the lack of Seaside Heights exit signs on the park- way. He noted "those great big new signs up In Monmouth County," and asked for equal signing. Wesley O. Hall, vice president of the Chamber of Com- He's Key to Airport Deal, merce at Lavallette, and Mayor Joseph Delaney ol Seaside- Park called for signs on behalf of their boroughs. Mrs. White said tha authority avoids, when possible, pub- ting more than two town names on a sign. She told her host But No One Galling Him a sign study is currently being conducted.. In other business, the authority closed out Its engineering By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON As of late last night, however, $847,000. But the freeholders study accounts at costs of $11,630.91 spent by tha future plan- FREEHOLD - Edward I. the man who holds one key to have agreed not to buy unless ning committee last year and $12,058.17 for a completed Mon- Brown, Jr., is a busy man, some- whether Monmouth shall soon assured that the field's principal mouth County traffic study. times difficult to contact, either have a publicly-owned county air- tenant, an air wing of Fort Mon- Executive Director D. Louis Tontl said the county study at the Monmouth, County Airport port in the immediate future had mouth will- renew its lease examined toll systems, traffic patterns' and future traffic vol- in .Wall Township, which he not been contacted by any U.S. which is running out June 30. umes, but the results are not yet ready for release. owns,) a hotel in Asbury Park government official who holds (In Washington, Rep. James After the meeting, at a luncheon in. Nausea's Restaurant, Which fie operates, or at his an even more important key to C. Auchincloss and a spokes- Island Heights, certificates of commendation were awarded by bome. the issue. man for U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Seaside Heights' 50th Anniversary Committee to Mrs. White, .'But there are telephones at all The county Board of Freehold- Case said Army authorities had Mr. Tonti, and Commissioners John B. Townsend and Sylves- o? these places; people do take ers have an option—it will ex- given them encouraging indica- ter C. Smith, Jr. messages; and he does call back, pire at noon today and won't be tions that ultimately an agree- Mrs. White presented Mayor Tunney M pre-pald parkway, Which is quite s .distinction tor taken up—to buy the Monmouth ment will be made to help the tickets. a busy 'perscfn*.'... , . airport for a maximum cost of county purchase the airport.)' Inspection Team Invites Debate At a conference Wednesday; a military inspection team Levitt Is Named 'headed by Eugene H. MerriH, deputy assistant secretary of the Collichio Asks US. army tor installations and serv- ices, told the freeholders it In Contract Suit would not commit the Army to SIGN HOT LINE AGREEMENT —U.S. Ambassador Chariot C. Stelle reaches for Probe of Charges a lease at this time. blotter while Soviet negotiator Semyon K. Tsarapkin pens signature in Geneva dur- FREEHOLD — An indication agreed in August, 1962, to assign However, spokesmen said a KEANSBURG - Mayor Louis T. Collichio last night chal- of some of the land costs, and its interest in the Van Mater par- planned move of the 40-plane ing the formal signing of a hot lins agreement between the United States and Rus- lenged Monmouth County Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper and of the ultimate frustrations, in- cel to a Levitt corporation called wing to Lakehurst Naval Air Sta sia. The line provides for a direct teletype cable between the two capitals of volved in the ill-fated proposed Forward Research Co. John A. Waldron, deputy state attorney general, to a public tion would be put off at least Washington and Moscow as ona means of preventing war by accident. Sea story, debate on the issues involved in the Nero and Loder cases. Levitt housing boom in Marlboro Had Agreement until Dec. 1 and that the Army At the same time, the mayor said ha has telegraphed Township came to light yester- The Lieberman group had an •would extend its $37,000-a-year page 2., (AP Wirephoto) day in a Superior Court suit filed agreement to make a $15,000 pay- Robert Kennedy, attorney general, asking for a federal proba lease for that period with Mr. of both cases. here. ment on the land in November, Brown. Mr. Collichio's remarks were made to newsmen via « A group which had assembled 1962, when its option-for which Meanwhile, Mr. Merrill said, Hughes, Sandman Debate tape recording over a telephone. part of an approximate 2,000- it had paid $8,000-^would expire. the Army would assist freehold- His remarks come in the wake of a letter from Mr. Wal- acre site in Marlboro and Manal- The suit contends Levitt agreed ers in making a cost study of dron to the effect that the state attorney general's office is «pan Township charged William to share in the payment and to improvements the military will satisfied with ths handling of the Investigations of both cases J. Levitt, Jr., and Levitt and assure that Forward would take require, so that the county will Praise, Score Bond Issue by the county prosecutor's office and the county Grand Jury. Son, of New York, with a breach . be in position to submit a con- Mayor Collichio has been anything but satisfied with ths of contract, in failing to take title In addition to the allegedly un- crete proposal for a new lease. NEWARK (AP) - Nearly 1,000 Jersey- is planning for the used in an emergency, he said. handling of the cases. to a 330-acre segment. realized profit, the suit also de- He said the Army would then de- New Jersey businessmen gath- future." If it would show the world CHALLENGED BILL Demand $261,175 mands $10,000 which it claims cide whether to accept or move ered last night to hear Gov. Rich- Would Create Debt anything, Sandman said, it would The suit demands $261,175 from Forward failed to advance as part to Lakehurst. ard J. Hughes' proposed $750 mil- Sandman said passage of the show New Jersey is "going hell- The Nero case involves an accusation by the mayor that Levitts as a lost profit in pur- of the November payment. But what apparently never oc- lion bond issue described alter- bond issue would create a debt bent for bankruptcy." Michael Nero, head of the M. M. Nero Construction Co., Haz- let, submitted a fraudulent bill to the borough for sewer re- Chase of the acreage, formerly Other records indicate that the curred to anyone was whether nately as a critical necessity and 17 times as great as the state's Hughes cited overcrowding In pair work last year. the Joceda Farm, from Pierre total land costs for the nearly Mr. Brown was willing. a complete phony. debt seven or eight years ago the state's mental institutions, re- The Loder case involves charges of altering of police rec- D. Van Mater, and sale to 1,500 acres to be acquired in "No one has asked me," he The divergent opinions were of- and would mean a drop in the formatories and prisons as a crit- ords by Patrolman Frederick Loder. Levitts. Marlboro would approach $3 mil- told a reporter. ered by the governor himself state's credit rating from Triple ical problem requiring imme- The Grand Jury, since retired, ruled there was no cause The action was brought by Mur- lion. "I won't comment in detail and by Senate Majority Leader A to Double A. It also would diate action. He also said state for indictment in either case and was critical of the mayor'! ray Lieberman, a builder, of 120 The deal fell apart, however, now, or until after I do get some Charles W. Sandman, R-Cape mortgage the turnpike so that colleges and universities can ac- actions and attitude toward the jury. Lincoln Ave., Long Branch; Lou- when a proposed Marlboro Town- word from the government. But May. The two debated the issue turnpike revenues couldn't be (See BOND ISSUE, Page 2) Mr. Collichio said he still feels the laws of the stata have is Toomin, Millburn; Mrs. Mat- ship ordinance to down-grade lot I can say this: I am not willing at the 52d annual dinner of the been violated despite the opinions of Mr. Waldron and Mr. thew Silverman, Of West Orange; sizes to accommodate building to extend the lease in its present State Chamber of Commerce. Keuper. Mrs. Philip Konvitz, of 1062 plans was rejected by the Town- form. Both men lauded state High- Ocean Ave., Long Branch, and ship Committee under strong pub- 'Losing Money' He said neither man "had objectively looked at the cases way Commissioner Dwight R. G. Another Industrial nor affected indictments." Mrs. Karl K. Baron, of 27 Wyck- lic pressure. "The Army is now occupying Palmer, and both expressed con- Mr. Collichio said he was Informing both men that ''while ham Rd., New Shrewsbury. Housing Projects much more land than it original cern for the future of Sandman's they consider their files closed on the cases—mine is still They are associated in several Levitt already has huge hous- ly contracted for and it's using fivc-month-old son Richard, but Unit Member Quits open." corporations. ing projects in Pennsylvania, much heavier and more equip- they were poles apart on every- "I will continue to seek proper justice," ha said. The suit, filed by John M. Pills- New York, and New Jersey, and ment than ever was discussed thing else. MARLBORO — Thurston Whit- a lot in Marlboro Gardens. Mr. bury, of Atlantic Highlands, con- is planning a project in Puerto when the contract was made. I GOES HIGHER The bond issue, which will be son, Wyncrest Rd., became the Harrington for the subidivision of tends that the Lieberman group (See LEVITT, Page 2) (See BROWN, Page 2) Harrington's request was recent- The mayor said he was going to higher law enforcement on the November ballot as a ref- second member of the Industrial ly turned down by the Planning agencies—meaning the federal attorney general—to get a erendum, would provide $475 mil- Commission to resign in two Board. probe of both cases. lion for highways and $275 mil- weeks. The Nero case involves federal money. ion for education and insti- He stated no reason for his ac- Other Business tion in a letter of resignation ac- The mayor said both cases were improperly handled from Shrewsbury Variance Voidedtutions. It would be repaid by In other business, the Town- "top to bottom" and state laws were "obviously violated." evenues from the New Jersey cepted by the Township Commit- tee last night. ship Committee voted to release Mr. Collichio said that despite tho fact ho was not an Turnpike after the turnpike's a bond of $553, nt the request FREEHOLD - The recent ran- on the east side of Broad St. Borough Council granted tho He had no comment when attorney and had only a high school education, he was willing present indebtedness is retired. of attorney Robert LaMura rep- Ing variance granted to allow Defendants were the Shrewsbury variance, adopting the nine "spe- reached by phone after the meet- to debate the issues with Mr. Waldron and Mr. Keuper. resenting Gaety and Strothers construction of a package sew- Borough Council and Board ot cial reasons" the adjustment New Taxes ing. He said they could choose the "arena and moderator." building contractors. erage disposal plant in a busi- Adjustment, Raymond H. Still- board had cited as basis for Hughes told the chamber mem- A. W. Meyer, who resigned Mr. Collichio said he was well aware his accusation that man and Robert II. Varrellmann, ness buffer zone in Shrewsbury action. bers and their guests that if the from the Industrial Commission According to Township Engi- the cases were poorly handled was a "very strong one," and owners of the land to be used ho said he hoped both men would call him "to task to answer was voided yesterday by Su- Judge Knight said the points bond issue fails, "The stale will at the June G governing body neer Albert C. Jones, the build- by Shop-Rite, and the Three Jay the charge." perior Court Judge J. Edward listed do not constitute "special have to get this money from a meeting, stated at that time that in}; firm is not responsible for a Corp., which is Shop-Rite. Knight in a sharply worded reasons" under the law but ra- sales or income lax, and It will there was poor co-operation be- drainage problem at Mount He said the charges that a contractor haj submitted a. opinion. fraudulent bill to a municipality and that a police officer had Shop-Rite had a contract to ther say only a variance will not have to get it fast." tween the Township Committee, Pleasant Manor, Morganville, the allegedly altered police records and gone unpunished wers Borough Council granted tho buy a tract with a 500 fool depth, hurt the area residents nny more That's not so, said Sandman, the Planning Board, and the com- site of their development. "most frightening to me as a citizen and a mayor." variance last October to allow 350 feet in a business zone and than the present use. who predicted that if the lx>nd mission. The Township Committee re- the plant to be built in conjunc- the balance in a residential zone. "Not one of the nine reasons," issue Is approved, it would re- Plan Advertising newed 11 liquor licenses. tion with construction of a Shop- Under Hie Shrewsbury zoning the opinion said, "presents a rea sult in both a stale sales nnd in- Commission Secretary Gerald Mayor Joseph Lanzaro declared Rite Supermarket on the west law, a 50 foot buffer between son why this sewerage plant come tux. The new broadJbased A. Bauman, Jr. urged Mayor Jo- the week of June 23 as Marlboro Today's Index side of Broad/ St. adjacent to the zones in which nothing could should be located in an area In taxes would he necessary, lie seph Lanzaro to fill the two ex- Township Little League Week. Hie Shrewsbury Shops. which Hie zoning ordinance 'pro- be constructed was required, said to finish paying off the isting vacancies as soon as pos- The mayor also announced that Pago Page Defendant) Listed hibits the erection or construc- By n .1 to 2 vole the Board of bonds, to complete the projects sible. Mr. Baumnn stated that the Township Committee would Adam and Eve H Herblock I Action contesting the plan was tion of any building or structure. Adjustment recommended a vari- itnrlcd by the bond issue and during the next six months the not meet on July 4, ils next reg- Allen-Scott 29 Home and Garden . brouRht by Carmello MnimoiiD ance to permit use of the buffer "The resolution (toy the ad- to maintain buildings constructed coDimisslon hopes to study menns ularly scheduled meeting date. Amusements 18-20 Movie Timetable .... IB nnd Ncspro, Inc., owners of land for Uic sewerage plant which justment board) docs not oven with bond money. of advertising Marlboro Town- Births 2 Obituaries 1 ~5 1961 Cadillac would also serve the Shrewsbury contain the required negative TJic state's future concerned ship, recommend a program for Lifeguard Wanted Jim Bishop II Sylvia Porter finding that the relief will nol aJJIdorado convertible. Blue-wlth Shops and the Hearth Restau- xith speakers. \ future Judgment, and conduct In- Must be Ruinson resident. Must Bridge « Religious News substantially Impair the Intent Watching top and interior, I'ully rant. Tanks of (he plant would Hughes sold Hint if tho boM is- terim lju.ilne.ss, Mr. Ilauman is have senior lifcsnvinR certificate. John Chamberlain 6 Sport* and purposn of the tone plan and powered, one owner. Terrific buy, protrude slightly above ground sue loses, "New Jersey will dry also clinirman of the Marlboro Be at least 18 years of age. Apply Cl«»«lfle

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FAY high-speed far roaming attack Short Lived Hurt Raritan AP Military Affairs Writer submarines to with the Kremlin's own Polaris-type sub NEW YORK (AP) - Jitters RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri- Of Learning threat to American cities. over news of a landing in Cuba proposal in Keyport to permit can production of nuclear subma- Investin by revolutionaries upset the construction of an asphalt plant rines surges to a new high tide stock market temporarily yester- at Clark St. and Broadway came Saturday. By LESLIE J. NASON Roger E.Speir By ROGER E. SPEAR Four subs—4hree Polaris and day but prices steadied and under strong criticiMn from Dr. Nason ended the session not much Township Comraitteeman Marvin one attack craft—are poised to Sulzberger, Professor of Education Q—"I am 40 years old, earn terests, secondaries are often re ride down the ways at three yards. $500 a month, and have just wan garded unfavorably and, for worse than mixed. Trading was Ollnsky lust night. Dear Dr. Nason: tests show he has learned heavy. Mr. Olinsky said he intends to Not since the frantic tempo of 37, Named Our son is a June graduate. rather than HOW he has learned • rather large mm of money. time at least, may depress th The initial news l h h Alter taxes, I now have (27,000 price of a stock. o( landing|introduce a resolution at the ear- World War II has this happened. _,, As you know, medical training is it? was followed by a clarifying item liesf possible meeting of the On a January day in 1944 four I lmpc four years college (pre-med) plus Mrs. B.D., Hibbing, Minn. in the savings bank. 1 plan to In general, I would adopt /C invest ¥3,000 in one of the fol-cautious attitude .toward mos which explained that commando Township Committee to have this submarines were launched. But •"•"«« > medical school. Both my son Answer: forces had sneaked into the is-municipality go on record ai op-they were the now obsolete diesel- NEW YORK (AP) - Arthur and I prefer to pick a medical Homework assignments pro- lowing stocks, American Tele- situations in which I knew a sec electrlc types, simple to build phone, General Motors, Standard ondary was coming. land to strengthen the under- posed to the proposed asphalt Ochs Sulzberger, 37, yesterday school whioh offers pre-med and vide opportunities for students to of New Jersey, or Gutf Oil: ground. plant. compared with the intricate atom- became president and publisher then stay with the school until practice skills of research, organ- Which do you suggest?" M.R. When uncertainty was at its A decision on' permitting the ic powered undersea warships of of the New York Times, the award of M.D. ization and problem solving height, traders were u this age. seventh in *he newspaper's 112- A—I am extremely pleased to plant in Keyport is due from the My son applied to four schools which are not possible in a lim- frantically in typical "war Keyport Zoning Board of Adjust- Tfoe goal, as it now stands, is year history. He was advanced and has been turned down by ited test-taking situation. learn of your good fortune. May Stage Civil to build 86 atomic submarines be- scare" fashion and the ticker ment July 11. from the post of assistant treas- two. He has received acceptance Unfortunately some students I believe that ultimately you fore the close of this decade, tape ran as much as 11 minutes The Matawan Township Com- rer. from a college which does not feel no need for this type of ex- should invest larger proportion of about half of them Polaris, the Rights March behind transactions. But most mittee has gone on record He succeeds Orvil E. Dryfoos, have a complete medical course. ercise and to them it becomes your winnings — perhaps one others attack subs. of the nervousness was over against the plant as has the 50, who died May 25. Dryfoos If we enter him in this school, "busy work." (The student is half — In sound dividend-paying By G. MILTON KELLY By the end of this month, the within an hour. It was one ofStrathmore Civic Association. became president of The Times four years from now we will not always an accurate judge of growth stocks. Unlike your money spent or committed since WASHINGTON (A>) - Polic the swiftest panics and recover' Mr. Olinsky pointed out It must in 1957, and publisher in 1961, again have the problem of getting this situation.) In most cases, bank savings — which are fixed the pioneer Nautilus was launched intelligence reports that 100,00! ies within recent memory. be assumed that asphalt plant in each case succeeding his him into medical school, coupled however, the teacher must re- as to principal — these can in- in 1952 will have run up to 56,573,- Negroes might march on Capitol Itie sum total 'of the day's ac- rucks would use a 'portion of father-in-law, Arthur Hays Sulz- with the fact that medical quire all students in the olass to crease in value over Hie years 989,000. The cost of the complete Hill to demonstrate for civil right! tivity was another session which Clark St., a border line street berger. schools which offer pre-med will complete at least a minimum of ahead and help to offset any fu led practically nowhere on bal- fleet eventually may be about (15 ture rounds of inflation — which legislation have deepened concen between the two municipalities. Arthur Ochs Sulzlberger is the always give preference to their each type of work. that violence might flare from tto ance. More stocks declined If this be the case, the Rari- billion. This doesn't include tend- son of Arthur Hays Sulzberger, own students. tppear to be inevitable In this than advanced but the losses on er ships and special shore facili- country. protest. tan committeeman said Keyport now board chairman of the The M.C.S., Kensington, Md. )ear Dr. Nason: The concern is shared by advo- average were trivial and there would be "adding insult to injury ties—nor the missiles and torpe- Times. The new publisher's sis- Answer: Some weeks ago you mentioned The stocks you list are all ex- was an assortment of good gains does carried by the submarines. ter, Marian, widow of Dryfoos, cellent. In your place, at pres- cates and opponents of new civ- on a moral basis." He added that Acceptance as a pre-med stu- hat there are colleges that want il rights measures, well-placed among individual issues. he feels the Borough of Keyport Example: One Polaris missile was named a director. dent in no way obligates a col- more students. Can you give ent I would select Jersey Stand' Of 1,343 issues traded, 828 de- costs slightly more than $1 mil- The board also announced the ard, which now yields 4 per cent sources told a reporter, and manj has a moral obligation to the mu- lege to grant acceptance into its me a list of these colleges in our backers of the legislation hope th clined and 406 advanced. New nicipalities on which it borders. lion. There are IS missiles in resignation of Amory H. Brad- medical school. rea? on a dividend that has been in- highs for the year totaled 3t and each submarine, others stockpiled ford, vice president and general creased each year since 1960. White House will help to evolvi "Mr. Olinsky conceded that the Medical schools consider all Mrs. G.L., Ardmore, Pa. some compromise but dramatii new lows 11. asphalt plant would be an added ashore. manager, who was chief publish- applicants and do not necessar- nswer: Q—"My broker says that a re-alternative. Volume was 4.99 million shares ratable to Xeyport, but stressed Here is the schedule for Satur- ers' negotiator during the recent cent secondary distribution has ily give preference to those tak- You will find 260 colleges that The estimate on the number compared with 3.98 million that It probably would cause an day: 114-day New York newspaper ing pre-med work in their own ant more students listed alpha- hurt the price of one of my Wednesday and was the largest added burden to the taxpayers The Polaris submarine Tecum- blackout. stocks. I'm not sure wjhat he marchers was made, the source; institution. letically by states, giving names said, by the New York City Polici since June 12 when 5.27 million of Raritan Township. seh and the attack submarine Bradford was succeeded as vice Developing adequate study f colleges and locations, enroll- means. Could you explain?' shares were traded. Flasher launched (as near simul- president by Harding F. Bancroft, G.P. Department, which forwarded Mr. Olinsky said there is an skills and making a good record ment, tuition and fees, in the intelligence reports to the Wash Among the 15 most active is- agreement between the neighbor- taneously as possible) at the Grot- secretary of The Times since as an undergraduate is your une 1963 issue of Better Homes A-I will be glad to ington Metropolitan Police, sues there was an even split of ing communities on Clark St. on, Conn., yard of Electric Boat 1957. The title of general man- son's best assurance ot accept- md Gardens. Secondary distributions simply turn, the information was sent seven gainers and seven losers, maintenance. Under the agree- Division, General Dynamics Corp. ager was discontinued. ance in a medical school four represent selling of large blocks Capitol Hill, which has its owi with American Motors un- ment, Keyport is responsible for The John C. Calhoun, Polaris Publisher Sulzberger named years hence. of stock to the public by indi- police force of a couple of hun- changed. the portion west of R<. 35, with ship, at the Virginia yards of theAndrew Fisher, formerly assist- vidual or institutional accounts. Chrysler, which was down Newport News Shipbuilding and Usually these offerings involve dred men, many of them college Raritan maintaining the easterly ant general manager, as business Dear Dr. Nason: students. about 3 at the worst of the sell- portion. Dry Dock Company. manager for production. Beside My daughter is a senior and holdings too big to be digested ing, was the most active stock, The Polaris submarine Daniel supervising the newspaper's pro- by the stock market at one time The fear of violence is basec showing a net loss at % at 65% Mr. Olinsky has continually an extremely able student. She too, on talk by integrationist lead criticized Keyport as failing to Boone at the Navy's Mare Island, duction operations, Fisher wil receives all A's and B's, is presi- without pushing the price down on 162,300 shares. U.S. Steel was Calif., yard. continue as executive in charge substantially. ers of mass "sit-ins" in the hall second, up y, at 49% on 79,400 live up to its agreement. He said dent of several school organiza- of Congress and its environs the the street is in "a bad state of For the next several years, of the Times' Western edition. tions and a member of the dra- To prevent this, secondaries shares. Studebaker was third; atomic powered submarines—Po- are handled outside regular mar- would run afoul of the law. off Vi at 7'/ on 74,200 shares. repair and an asphalt plan matic, club. 4 would do nothing but make it laris and attack—will be delivered Due to a certain amount of ket channels through one or It was learned from a top Next came General Motors, off to the fleet at the rate of one a more brokerage firms. Normal- formant that Washington and Cap £ at 70%, and Ampex, up % atworse." Keuper Will procrastination she was unable itol police officials have expressed At a recent meeting with Key- month. This doesn't mean that to do the expected amount of ly, the offerinsg are made at a they will be launched at that rate. what she calls "busy work" in fixed price which is close to thestrong doubt that incidents coulc CBS, up 1% at 60»/J, was ninth port officials, Mr. Olinsky said The Navy has a backlog of new current market level of the be avoided if 100,000 demonstra- he went as far as to offer the Defend Suit To one of her classes. most active and the widest gain- submarines in the water to be She received an A on her ex- thares. tors, or even fewer thousands, er among the volume leaders. use of Raritan Township equip- completed and commissioned. By Because they sometimes repre- began milling about Capitol bui Brokers ascribed the spurt to. the ™en maintenance of amination but a D on her report ings or grounds, or attempted Clark St. Saturday night, the total of Stop Subdivision card. Is this D a fair and true sent distribution by "inside" in- 1 ability of CBS to break out to launched submarines, stage "sit-ins' in or outside tr "But," he concluded, "this awaiting MARLBORO TOWNSHIP-The report of what she has accom- a new high above 60. completion and commission, will plished? Shouldn't a student be offices of any filbustering sen; American Airlines was also didn't even get any action" from Township Committee voted las tors. . . Keyport officials. be 12. night to have its attorney, Vin- graded according to what his heavily traded and feH 1V» on Although there is no hot war Natural Food President Kennedy himself, in cent T. Keuper, serve as de- news that the Civil Aeronautics now, the urgency to build subma- MUSICALE IN CHURCH message to Congress Wednesda; fense counsel for a suit filed in Board had tentatively rejected rines is almost as great as in the submitting his civil rights prc Supreme Court by officials of NEW MONMOUTH — Mrs. Session Set the proposed merger with East- Variance shooting war two decades ago. gram, cautioned against racia the Marlboro Township Citizens John Bennett of Port Monmouth, ern Airlines which dropped % in The race with the Soviet Union is demonstrations "which can leac Committee. and Mrs. Joseph Laughton of less active dealings. growing tight. For Tonight to violence" but made no men. Chock Full O'Nuts, reportedly Application The suit seeks to set aside pre- Leonardo, gave a musicale in The United States (even with its liminary "approval given by the the Baptist Church June 15 for GLENDOLA — Deauville Inn tion of the intelligence reports, considering a merger, was up %. Leaders of major organization huge building program and a head Township Committee to three their pupils. Taking part were MIAMOND DUO will be the site tonight of the an- U.S. Smelting rose 2% Control start in the nuclear submarine fighting for civil rights legislatic Resubmitted major housing development sub- Nancy Mautner, Michael Exquisite matching 14K white nual installtion dinner of the Cen- Data */t, and Chesapeake & Ohio field) holds only a "very small divisions which would create 1, Caprione, Debbie Wade, Louise tral Jersey Natural Food Club. promptly made clear they did no 7,. Twentieth Century-Fox lost LITTLE SILVER — The Zon or yellow gold rings. intend to call off demonstrations ing Board of Adjustment lasi numerical advantage" over the 187 lots. Mr. Keuper will repre- Jackson, Barbara Whittemore, Richard Johnson, first vice 1, IBM 2>/4, Xerox 3%, and In- night again heard an application Soviet Union, Adm. George W. sent both the Township Commit- Priscilla Graham, Donna Wag- president of the N. J. State Chap- The Rev. Martin Luther King ternational Harvester '/,. by Charles F. Douglas, 438 Anderson, Chief of Naval Opera- tee and the Planning Board, al ner, Linda Orsini, Jerry Filliger, JEWELERS ter of Natural Food Associates, Negro integrationist leader, Raised dividends had little ef- REEDS Branch Ave., for a variance to tions, said recently. so a defendant in the suit. Carol Calvin, Reid Perkins, Rich- Centml leney'ft lArgpftt Jeffde will install the Incoming ifficers, one, said flatly that a nationwid fect on Baker Oil Tools, un- Ctkbrallns Oar J»lh Year construct a three-bedroom ranch The reason for the race is two- The suit was filed by Mr. an< ard Redner, Donna Perkins, and who are: Allen Jones of Ocean protest march would be the Ni changed, Air Control Products, 40 BROAD ST. RED BANK 1 house on a 4,600 square-foot lo fold: To build a force of Polaris Mrs. Gerald A. Bauman, Jr Joyce and Janet Moore, Karen groes answer if Southern Demi off %, and Southern California Aibory Park Grove, president; Mrs. Naomi submarines big enough and fast East Francis Dr., and Mr. an Filliger, Debbie Hornig, Don 717 Ccokmem crats filibuster against civil righ Edison, up V». on White Rd. and George St. LAROEST SELECTION Gottfried of Ocean Township, enough to help maintain the mis- Mrs. Frank S. Graziano, Nola Krueger, Peter Swanson, Susan vice president; Chester Paff of legislation. Yesterday's closing stocks: An application by Mr. Douglas OF rERFKCT DIAMONDS sile lead over the Soviet Union; Rd. Mr. Bauman is chairman Lehrer, Lois Mahoney, Jean FROM (41.50 TO $99.50 Ocean Township, treasurer, and Dr. King had told a banqu ACF Ind 97 % I/TSE Ckt Brk 16« for a similar variance for the Adams Ex Johns Man 48V to build a force of deep-diving, and Mr. Graziano vice chairma Granita, Katherine Hogan, Amy group just the night before thi 2614 Jones * L "" property was denied by the board Mrs. Claire Sussman of Infer- Air Prod 62 K of the Citizens' Committee. Free- Lehrer, Colleen Fleming, Ann 30 DAY MONEV-BACK GUARANTEE "if they start filibustering, Atr Reduo Joy Mlg in February. laken, secretary. Alleg Cp 54* Kalse-r Al 40% hold attorney Dominick A. Cer- Mahoney, Donna Underwood, and]| the hundreds and the thousam Alleg Lud 10 Kennecott 7414 Mr. Douglas' plea was based OpfO Wed. * Frl. Night Dancing will follow the cere- Alleg Pw 36K Kopperi 41K rato will represent them. Laurie Williams. mony, in addition to the guitar and by the hundreds of thousam Allied Ch 80S Kresg-e, 8a on lot size and setback require- Variance Kroger Mayor Joseph Lanzaro said i melodies of Miss Melanie Safka white people and black peop! Alllj Chal S)ii 29S ments. The lot frontage is 50 feet, Alcoa UH Leh Port C (Continued) was a shame that Mr. Bauman of Long Branch. ought to march on Washington. Am Alrlln 67 Leh Val Ind the rear yard is 37 feet, and the Am Brk Sb MJ4 LOF Olass proposed house would be less talned in Council's action is a and Mr. Graziano should subject II The monthly meetings normal Leaders of oivil rights organize Am Can IK Lib McNIL, 15H Am Cyan •18* Llgg * My than 10 feet from George St., fact "oi no moment," the judge Marlboro taxpayers to court | ly held by the club every fourth tion plan a strategy meeting, po; 53S Litton Ind Am MFdy •us an unimproved thoroughfare. said. costs when the Township Convq Thursday at the AUenhurst Bank sibly this weekend, in New Yoi Am Mot Lukeni Stl 45(4 Convert Your Am Smelt Mack Trk 'There should be clear and mittee was trying to lower taxes. I City, he said. Marath Oil 43 The zoning code requires a have been canceled for the sum- Am Std specific findings of fact as to But this was their right, he said.|| mer. Am Tel Tel 122'4 Martin M w_ minimum 15,000-square-foot lot Am Too Merck each of these elements and not MOM 1»K 100-foot frontage and a 40-foot He said all action taken Am 92« a mere repetition, entirely con- Amp Inc Minn M*W 3214 rear yard. Dwellings on corner the Township Committee and the II ATTIC Arson Anaconda Mont Ward Mtt elusory of the statutory lan- Planning Board came at the ad-1 Armco Stl US Nat BlK 39H lots must have a 35-foot set-back Egg Market Armour N Cain Reg BOS from each street. guage," he declared. vice of legal counsel and that if II Amwt Ck . B214 Nat Dairy 12K "According, the action (by ad- the plaintiffs' contention that the [ NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - Indictment Ashl Oil 28% Nat DlatM 64K Mr. Douglas testified that he Atchlion 2»tt 25H justment board) in recommend- Planning Board is illegally con- Wholesale egg offerings ample. Nat an> had a contract to sell the prop- FREEHOLD-Howard Steven All Relln 5114 Nat Steel 47« ing ... was arbitrary, capri- stituted is upheld by the Superior I Demand slightly improved yes- son, 19, of 156 Rockwell Ave, Avco Corp 2814 NY Central 2l" erty to Joseph Lupinski, 49 White Babcock W 5514 Nla M Pw 49?', cious, and a manifest abuse of Court, it would open a Pandora's I terday. . Long Branch, a former junio Bald Lima 1S14 No Am Av 58 Rd., Shrewsbury, a builder, con- Bayuk Clg Bulova 2914 1814 las, said that the lot had been Bucy Erls Pa RR court. George A. Bariscello, of Mayor Lanzaro how much all Jury presented the true bill UV, P&psl Cola M; ing ordinance adopted in 1957, the economically be converted into those extra rooms Cater Trac 914 Phil El 3514 Ivins and Carton, was defense Marlboro. 33^-35; mediums 41 lbs. aver- Knight accusing Stevenson wil CeJaneae 4314 Phlll Pet 52 H year Mr. Douglas inherited the attorney on the argument. that you need. Let Monmouth Construction show Ches t Oh 46* Fit Sleel The mayor refered the question age) 24-26; smalls (36 lbs. aver- setting fire March 20 to a hou; Chrysler 6214 12«4 property. He said it had no prac- you now and give you a free estimate showing Pun 8v B*O 71% to Mr. Keuper who said he would age) 20-21; peewees 17-18. at 26 Cottage PI. Cities 8v Pullman tical use other than for j one- Coca Cola 8* HCA 3014 BURNED AT BARBECUE prepare a bill for the governing you the exact price for the entire job. No obliga- Colg Pal 93 u Pont 3214 Sou Ry pp Central Jersey Bank Bait Air 25014 7314 1.00 Sperry Rd would downgrade the area. Farmers & Merchants s* 13 Bail Kod 2014 68 First Merchants National Bank (x) End John 110 Std Brand The board reserved decision. 10.04 Erie Lack 3014 Std Oil Cal 66'A Keansburg • Middletown 11'/ Firestone 314 714 t has 60 days in which to de- AUXUlLOUl Std Oil NJT Long Branch Trust 20.00 1000 Fla Pw 4414 Fla P4L Studebaker cide on the application. COMFORT AND Matawan Bank .30 28 MVi Teiaco (x) Food Fair 72% 9014 Monmouth County National 8>/4 FMC Op • 40% Tex O Prod 1514 1.00 Ford Mot Tex a 3"l New Jersey Trust 90 Barrett 53 % 36% 9 Escape Injury 3.00 Teitron Peoples National, Keyport B5 Oen Accept 43 25 MIDDLETOWN—Nine persons 1.00 Oen Cigar 19V4 Tldewat Oil BETTER HEALTH Sea Bright National Oen Dynam 30\ Trans amer 51 escaped Injury last night in a INDUSTRIAL Sen Kite 10611 .80 2511 Un Carblds three-car crash at Rt. 35 and Gen Fdi 81W. Un Pac 4114 Brockway Glass Gen Moton 8214 Rosewood Ter. Bzura Chemicals A Q»n Pub lit Unit Alra 1714 m% Police reported that a car A new remodeled kitchen If your family li handi- Family Circle 8% 0 Tel ft Tel 32"; United Cp 814 Hanson VW-M lO' Oen Tire 25'i Ufl Lines driven by Frank J. 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DEBT CONSOLIDATION HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDOM5 CC -MIDDltrOWN I CALL SH 1-5061 AUTHORIZED AMERICAN STANDARD DEALER SHodyuoY 1 -50-0 PI! , !UM JL, 1563 BED BANK MZISTEB. Teutert kmtoilm ships, Carmen Ortiz, Belva Hor- ton, and Mary Kammers; Fair- Far S*hird«y, Jm Henry Hudson Givesleigh Dickinson University scho- larship, Tonya Semchessen; for- Prtient—For You and eign language scholarship, Donnt Yours • • . FiYonble aspects Schmedes; ; magazine campaign reign. Lunan denote a thought- 195 Special Awards certificates, Regina McTague, ful, conservative, sober aad con- Emma Conover, Mary Delia templative mind. Family affairs ina; Betty Crocker Homemaking HIGHLANDS-The first annual Wood, Blanche Truesdale, Sue work out fine now. Credit, •wards assembly was held at award, Doris Bierwirth; Rens- Branm, Geraldine Man:, Charles esteem and respect are strewed. Henry Hudson Regional School selaer Poly Tech award for math, Lesher, Linda Koretic, Joseph Career matters should proceed Winter, Linda Van Vliet, Deborah Wednesday. Don Sabol; Bausch & Lomb Sci well, but aggressiveness will -be Curry, Judith Barron, Pamela More than 195 awards were ence, Claudia Morgan; Lion's a requirement for success. So- Peters, Julia Donaghue, and Ken- TERRIFIC MOWER VALUE given in various categories — Club scholarship, Charles McCaf- ciibility «ccented in. p.m. scholarships, certificates of out- frey, PTA scholarship, Donna neth Merritt. standing activities achievement, Schmedes; Patrolmen's Benevo- Also, outstanding achievement Past... In Chin», where greu Future ... By 1970 there will 20" TITAN 2'A-HP ROTARY and varsity athletic letters. lent Association, award for scho- in industrial arts, Hopping age implies prestige, a son often be an eatimtted ^7,200 physicist* The awards: lastic achievement, Carmen Ortiz; MoHenry & Frost award, Paul in this country. For gtli looking New Jersey State scholarship Mendes; library service awards shows his respect for an elderly Outstanding achievement in for a husband, phyiicj »nd eoji business education, Frances Far- award, Peter Geraghty, and Rob-Dorothy Doll, Belva Horton, father by making him a birthday Claudia Morgan, and Marieadele neering classes will be p. fertile 88 present of a longevity robe. The Shader; National Education De- field in the next few yean ai less velopment Test Certificates for gown is of silk embroidered with thin three per cent of the itu- outstanding sophomore scholastic characters for "long life.1* denU will be women. 35 achievement, Michael Whitfield, Sharon L. Thome, Robert Sun- Check the many deluxe features! din, Jane Stuart, James Stiles, The Day Under Your Sign Paula Remak, Janice Bertha, Powerful 4-cycle engine, easy- ARIEISS ((lorB n Mirth 21 to Aprip l I*) LIMA (S.pt(S*pt. 211*Oct23 to Oct.. 22) Edgar Johnson, Nancy Hadfield, Do not ltuxchuc anything of value B (real deal, be boring. Some routine it nKesury. Jack Wiggington, Hugh Curtis, LEO (July 12 to Auj. 21) AQUARIUS (J«». 21 la M>. D'Don't t argue witithh timtA e whh o hold the Don't lelit inyoaanyone rustush you into milcini R.T. Fare David Kraft, Thomas Gallagher, ices. Vonr turn will «m», » be patient, deciiion whith could allttt jour )*. $2.10 N.Y.C. Gloria Manganelli, Richard VIR60 (A»9.12 to S.pt. 12) PISCES I Fob. 20 to Mirth 20) Schmidt, Barbara Dzurinko, Ron- Adventure invol'itif umeone of tie ef> Keen careful trade of your nljuNca u R.T. Fare ald Barker and Robert Dujin, insite an may bring acitinr, rejulli. h>» by theft or fire ia iccetited. band certificates, Donald Dragun, © 19(3, Patiuhm Hcyinaptr Syndicate $1.59 Newark Kathleen Duda, Janis Stoever, Newark DeChantel Fmn, Mark Valetutto, Joseph Thorsen, Deborah Ervin, Penny Gregerson, and treasurer,[Frank MoManus, and Terry CO 4-9828 291-1300 Judith Ervin, Bonnie Gregerson, Judy Winters. (Orlick. 291-9623 Ruth Curtis, Minor Johnson, Cyn- Also academic letters, honor 787-0066 Also girls bowling awards, Rut thia Guzzi, Gary Wiles, Sally Ann Mewes, Jane Card, Cor roll for all six marking periods, 16" GAY FOOD UMBRELLAS 787-9676 Millroy, Dale Mortehson, Michael rine O'Connor, Iris MUsante; higl Edward Stoll, John Duncan, Tot outdoor dining. Fro- *Ma Buonacquista, Larry Valetutto, bowler, Jane Card; cheerleader Mary Wood, Susan LaMunyon teds foods from flies. Rayon 9 Kenneth Means, Bruce Pollock, Robert Sundin, Michael Whitfield letters, Marlene Santelli, captain net in white or colors. 16". Sally Frimpter, Patricia Dwight, Sharon Mason, oo-captain; Rath; Joy Brown, Doreen DeVeau, Regina McTagua, Charles Lesher, Winters, Alice Murray, Ardetl Gretchen Irvin, Donald Spenge 16" INSULATED Dan Murphey, and Anna 'Mary Garrison, Gale Shugard, Susai man, Mary Beth Allen, Francis Garahan. Hobby, and Delores Monahan: Viebrock, Jorge Ortiz, Kathy COOLER CHEST Sidwa, Jack Wiggington, Charlotte Lincoln Center student award, varsity baseball letters, J a m t BARB-O-UTF Shugard, George West, Pat Daust George West and Jack Wigging- Calandriello, Jerry MciDermott LIGHTER ton; Student Council awards to Larry Geraldi, Fred Bertha, Johi Claudia Morgan, Judy Rich, Beth president, Claudia Morgan; vice Simpson, Joe Nappo, Mike Jack Schenck, Frances Farina, Donna Schmedes, Tonya Semchessen; Sturdy steel with K NEW YORK*KEANSBURG president, Charles McCaffrey, son, Joe Smith, Steven Noonar Pint secretary, Shelia Kearney; treas- James Stiles, Mike Whitfield, Wil Yearbook staff, Judy Rich, editor; berglas insulation and LONG BRANCH BUS LINE urer, Carmen Ortiz, the officers liam Card, Daniel Byrne, aw Doris Bierwirth, art editor; Mar- Ignites charcoal in. white seamless plastic •tantly. Safe, no 787-0066 O 75 Beochwoy, Keansburg • 787-9676 for 1962-1963, and to president Michael Ellis; manager, gym jorie Siverson, business staff; liner. lid, carry han- Frances Farina, business staff; odor, taste, wot Shelia Kearney; vice president, nasties team letters, Herberl dle. 11x11x16'. Donald Spengeman; secretary, Moore, Gary Taylor, John Price, Claudia Morgan, Donna QUART 45c Schmedes, Valerie Benton, Tonya Semchessen, Belva Horton, Beth Sea Valiant in action on "Empire"-NBC-TV Schenck, Beverly Schenck, and Linda Brooks. And twirling squad, Janice Gio- venco, captain, Phyllis Murphy, VALIANT PRICES NOW START LOWER Linda Giovenco Joy Brown, Nancy Hadfield and Barbara Me- Callum; varsity track letters, Arthur Smith, Steve Noonan, THAN 9 AMERICAN COMPACTS Steve Baker, Mike Lane, Charles Canty, Drew Yearance, Cyril Metzin&er, Terry Oflick, Charles Feil, George Schermond, and Joe Nappo; varsity basketball letters Alex Ashuck, Mike Lane, Arthur These glamorous Smith, Michael Jackson, Joseph K"*...-.-0 »'-._« - HHIBACriip»CHIl GRILbKILU Nappo, Daniel Byrne, Jorge Or- garden lights burn tiz, Charles Canty and Steve kerosene, kill bugs. 7" aluminum head, Noonan; bowling awards, Ronald 6-1L sectional pole. Barker, Fred Bertha, George Braun, Cyril Metzinger, and Gil "Kukee" cast iron grill; aluminum Bert Ventimlglia. •hell. 3 height adjustments, slid- ing door, 12x12". Motorist Fined 24" BARBECUE RED BANK—Robert C. Falken- burg of 73 Lafayette St., Rum- son, was fined $30 and lost his GRILL FOR license for 30 days when lie was found guilty here Wednesday of $1910<.. .Valiant's lowest-priced model... COOKOUTS reckless driving. Falkenburg was ticketed May I Valiant is the low-priced compact rated "best value" • Valiant is the low-priced compact with all-new'63 18 on Broad St. by Patrolman by 74.5% of 3600 drivers in a recent I). S. survey. styling. Every body model in the line styled new, Joseph Calver who charged him 8.88 with excessive speed, passing at an intersection, and standing up 24* brazier with 7" tubu- I Valiant is the low-priced compact which averaged • Valiant is the low-priced compact with America's while driving his convertible. lar handle; chrome-plated grid with new Perma-Lift 26.26 miles per gal. in the '63 Mobil Economy Run. best new-car warranty-5 years or 50,000 miles.** Ronald D. Bond of 1303 Sum- INDOOR-OUTDOOR positioner. Hood with merfield Ave., Asbury Park, was 19" STEEL TABU i, whitman tiros, back-up light*, wtnel ravin extra, fined $30 for driving without a U.L. approved motor, (panded to Includa parta replacement or rapalr, license. Magistrate William I. 5/16' spit, adjustable Heavy qaugi ilaal, with i inum^i parti; tranemiellon case and Internal "wheel bslrlngs, provided thl vehicle Klatsky confiscated his learner's tines. 2" front leg caster, Folding legs . , . Bilctd i permit and placed his name on two 5" plastic wheels. snamel finiiri. Two-font, 19 the prohibited list for three Turquoise bowl, grey legs. diamater, 20" high.' GET...THE BEST ALL-AROUND COMPACT YET...AT YOUR PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER'S! PBMOUIHDIVISION^^CHRYSLER months. Charles Portee of 106 Union Ave., Asbury Park, was fined $30 1.98 for allowing Bond to operate a vehicle, and another $30 for im proper registration. Magistrate Klatsky fined Gil- bert L. Langdon of 29 Riverview Dr., New Shrewsbury, $25 for careless driving in connection with a May 13 accident at Broad St. and Bergen PI., but dismissed a charge of leaving the scene of an accident. Also fined yesterday were Ira Mainstay Federal Savings and Loan Association G. Barrett of 615 Olden Ave., Neptune, $15 for disregarding an officer's signal; Charles Nicholas 36 MONMOUTH STREET of 296 Shrewsbury Ave., here, Red Bank, New Jersey $25 for careless driving; Eula- mae Frye of 113 River St., here, BIG 13 VELOCIPEDE TELEPHONE SHADYSIDE 1-0663 $20 for driving without a license and $15 for driving without a registration, and Terence C. Cox WITH NYLON BEARINGS TRIPLE CHROME of 44 Monroe Ave., Shrewsbury, DINETTE CHAIR $25 for careless driving. Also, Audena L. Soom of 222 9.99 3.99 EACH Announcing Fifth Ave., Asbury Park, $15 for Every child loves a trike! And this is a sturdy beauty driving without license or regis- tration; David A. Provan of 20 in gay blue and while enamel. Note all the outstand- 4 FOR 15.00 A DIVIDEND for the semi-annual period payable June 28, Hartshorne La., Rumson, $10 for ing features. AMAZING VALUE! 1963 has been declared at the rate of 3'/2% per annum and parking at a fireplug; Susan L. Abbott of 288 South Lincoln Ave., Oakhurst, $15 for speeding: and Hannah M. Garvln of 1090 Ocean OUR OWN BREEZE BOX *ln ADDITION, an EXTRA DIVIDEND at the rate of V'2% per Ave., Sea Bright, $10 for disre- annum for the same period has also been declared . .. garding a stop sign. 2-SPEED 20" FAN Melvin G. Larsh of 19 Rector PI., here, was given a 30-day suspended Jail sentence for caus- ing a disturbance at his address Sale 15.88 wWl« under the influence of al- TOTAL DIVIDEND AT THE RATE OF cohol. He promised the court he Cools up to livn rooms when used as an exlinusl would move. fan. Powerful two-apm! molor, l.'sn on floor, la- ble or window. 4% PER ANNUM NAVY OCS GRAD LITTLE SILVER - Ensign John A. Strand, 3d., ion of Mr, Save by tlie 10th of July—earn from the 1st and Mr*. John A. Strand of 339 DOWNTOWN Open Wed, Nile 'til > Branch Ave., has graduated from the NavvyVi Officer Candid»tei RED . NI.C -m School it Ijfwport, R. I. ratborized agency for Zenith RED BANK REGISTER 1965-5 Bendix Post Hearing Aids. Opened by Silvers The Hearing Aid Centre is owned and operated by Michael To Palmer RED BANK - Silverj Hearing Silvers. Mr. Silvers said he has Aid Centre, 3 Monmouth St. will had many years of experience in You've got to taste it EATONTOWN - Dr. James L. open today. he business and will conduct all to believe it! ... Palmer has been named man- The firm will offer a complete hearing tests. He was formerly ager of the electron tube section service for ail makes of hearing the manager of the Acousticon of The B-ndix Corporation's Red aids and carry a full line of bat-Hearing Aid branch in New Bank division, Edward F. Kolar, teries and accessories. It is anBrunswick. division general manager, an- nounces: Dr. Palmer succeeds John H. RED BANK'S BONA FIDE DISCOUNTER Wyman who will continue with the division in a staff position. WRIGHT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Sine* 1961 Dr Palmer has been manager of research and devel- 68 BROAD STREET opment for the Huggins Com- pany, Sunnydale, Calif. Prior to RED BANK - 1961 he was engineering manager for the Litton Company, San Car- WRIGHT los, Calif. REGULAR PRICE .59 Colgate Lather .47 Dr. Palmer is 33 years old and a native of California. He holds a .53 Colgate Bruihless .43 doctor's degree in engineering .59 Palmolive Lather .47 science from the University of .53 Palmolive Brushless 43 California, where he earlier re- ceived a master of science de .60 Mennen Lather 48 gree inielectrical engineering, and .98 Rapid Shave Bomb .78 SUPER C00U a bachlor of arts degree In phys- 1.19 Noxiema Shave Bomb 95 ics. .98 Rise Shave Bomb 78 Bendix activities in electron Distributed by tubes cover a broad area of de- 1.00 Mennen Bracer .80 velopment and production in mi 1.50 Wm. Lectric Shave 1.20 crowave tubes, klystrons, gas 1.00 Palmolive Shave Lotion .80 tubes, receiving tubes, and cer- RED ROCK amic terminals, Mr. Kolar said. Tk«* prlcM am not "less leaden" designed to catch the BOTTLING COMPANY, Inc. public »yt. They reflect a reollitlc price policy on all Buying or selling? Use the II our merchandltt. Com* in. 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Pnbthhed by H* Red cr Iscorporattd Ite [lection of v Part Two W, BARRY PENMNGTON, FmUtu JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor •. M. HAKOLD KELLY, General Manager To elect a pope, the —^ accord one person two-tiards of its vote, plus one. Jwo J J. Bly William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln Frank W. Harbour •noxUT* Sffiun Ulddlciown Bureau Mjr. ballots are taken each morning; two each afternoon, i Crowds are massed outside on the-big palace, "They . Member •! On AnocUted Prest • n» uMeuud tttn 1i wtitiM «xeiusln9 ta UM UM lor npaMtUMa «lu IM loeu un prUUM la Ui!i watch the small black chimney at the rear of.the ' u mi uig U Mm 4liMteku. Sistine Chapel. • * Member ol American N«wip«per Publlfben Auociatioo Inside, a small stove sits to the left, Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and.to the rear, of the altar. Each in- • Du 1U4 Suit Bttfttn tnui&u no Snnetu nipmilMHUu to trtOfttftlttl trron In a4v»rt'.>ememi, but •m npiist wltnout chtrn. tliU pan ol u *4vtrUMmqm k. whlot ti» trpcinrhlad arror occur* Advartlsert win conclusive ballot is->hurned with damp (taut notttp ttw Buuttmut Uuwliiuiy <( ur •nor wtica BUT «au straw. This produces"** sooty black All MWIPOM uiumn u mpcBUbUttlu tor •tuemuu at onliUoni u Itiun tram Ha tudtra. smoke and the crowd knows that a Pope •uSjjnptioa Pnc» In Adranct Um tuas * mot, Ptr month fl.M U nontht—(1I.0O f month*-f ».00 has not yet been elected, tyhen |a •tafto eo»j at aomtac, I eaita ail copy fcjf mall. 10 eanti • month*-$13.50 t montba-| 4.G0 cardinal acquires enough votes tot flec- tion, the little ballot are burned with- BISHOP out straw, and white smoke pours up through the chimney. Outside, a deep roar rents the Indecision on the Airport Roman skies. "Viva il Papa!" (Long live the Pope). The airport that two weeks ago ownership. But the group said it When the cardinals are agreed on a man, the dean plans, however, to seek a five-month of the college—Eugene Cardinal Tisseranf, of France seemed to.be within the ready grasp —convenes a committee and walks through the chapel of county ownership is no longer extension of the fort's lease with the until he stands before the throne of the man elected. that. present owner which runs out July 1. He asks loudly and formally if the cardinal accepts the Now, the finger of blame cannot In the meantime, Mr. Merrill told honor of the papacy. bs pointed at the county Board of the freeholders cost studies could be "Acoepto," the cardinal murmurs. The moment he utters that word, he is, in fact, Bishop of Rome? Vicar Freeholders, but must be pointed at made to determine the expense of needed improvements to the field of Jesus Christ; Successor to St. Peter, Prince of the a group of unknowing poorly-in- Apostles; Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church; formed high-ranking military offi- and the rental to be paid by the of the West; Primate of Italy; Archbishop and cials from Washington. Army. Metropolitan of the Roman Province; Sovereign of the They came, they saw, they talked This, of course, is all well and State of Vatican City. He is the Pope, spiritual head of a church with 500,000,000 communicants. —but they knew not what they came good. But not at a time when there is a deadline to be met—after the In spite of all the stories to the .contrary, there: is for, what they were seeing, and no electioneering at a conclave. Aggressive ambition what they were talking about. freeholders have literally, knocked themselves out to bring the option inside the church is discouraged. It is common for And so, the airport deal that cardinals, before a conclave, to tell friends that 0iey deal to its present stage. could have been closed today giv- haven't a chance of election. All cardinals, no matter As we have said in the past, the ing Mohmouth County its own air- where their See, buy round trip tickets to Rome. John Army has displayed great patience XXIII was so sure that he would not be elected that port with the Army as its major in dealing with the county. But now, These Days; he left an Italian translation of "The Day Christ Died" tenant will have to wait awhile. We when a decision is ready to be LETTERS open on his desk in Venice, to be finished on his return. hope the proposal still can become made, they have stalled the entire MAJORITY 'RULES' - No Way of Knowing a reality. Independent Senators Perils 820 Second St., Who is in this election? There is no way proceedings. Union Beach, N. J. of knowing whether the College of Cardinals will abide Today was the deadline for the It is known that a move to Lake- By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN June 18, 1963. freeholders to act on its option to To the Editor: by tradition, or depart from it. One can almost guess hurst will cost the Army almost a Not so long ago rumors were floated that certain We would appreciate it if you that the last Pope was a compromise between two buy the Wall Township airdrome half-million dollars more annually down-the-line members of the Kennedy Administration would publish this letter. strongly contending cardinals, perhaps Siri of from owner Edward I. Brown at a were resolved to purge Democratic Sen. Thomas Dodd In the report of the Union than if they stayed at the Wall Beach borough meeting, is1" "i by and Lercaro of . John XXIII was probably re- maximum costof $847,000. A vital Township airport. This is an experi- of Connecticut. The Dodd organization got wind of the Red Bank Register . 11, garded as old, sedentary and humane—an interimPope part of the plan—to keep Fort Mon- the nefarious movement by chance, when a friend hap- 1963, it stated that we to- our between the great statesman, Pius XII, and a new and mental unit and transportation of authorities that we may seek pened to be approached by those who stronger influence. mouth's Aviation Section occupying equipment and travel time of high- court action if they bullied their the airport and not move to the were trying to drum up sentiment way through against the will of John surprised everyone including, you may be priced scientists, engineers and other against the senator. Fortunately, the the majority of the people. Yes, sure, the College Of Cardinals. He set in motion wheels Lakehurst Naval Air Station. The we object to an asphalt plant in personnel must be considered if the purge died a-borning when Dodd's col- Union Beach and, for that matter, which spun dust and rust from the hierarchy of the Arrhy helps to carry the airport's move to Lakehurst is made. Now league from Connecticut, Sen. Abe in any other community of the Catholic Church and which are still spinning. His re- financial costs, Ribicoff, and high Democratic Party bayshore area. Union Beach des- they easily travel to Wall Township. perately needs non-residentional ception of Khrushchev's son-in-law with a firm hand- factotum John Bailey announced that ratables. Our tax rate is in or- clasp between East and West shocked a lot of clerics. t A; five-member inspection team ;, At the same time, the Army Dodd was their man in spite of his re- bit — approximately, the highest, Normally, the cardinals choose an Italian as Pope, from' Washington, including Eugene prides itself on being public-spirited fusal to accept most of the points in by a large margin, in the county H. Merrill, a deputy assistant secre- and a vital part of the community. and no relief in sight. As men- and they have been'doing this for 400 years. Whoever Chamberlain the Kennedy'foreign policy position. tioned so often by our organiza- is elected miist work closely with the Italian cardinals tary of the Army, came to the coun- Certainly, in respect to the airport, • Dodd's troubles illustrate the hazards of the man tion, this tax rate must be leveled who dominate the Curia, the men who. administer the ty Wednesday—and the hope was who considers, that it is the prime duty of a U.S. sen- with our surrounding communi- one hand will wash the other. Grow- ties to attract desirable non-res- various departments of the Catholic Church. There is that at last some sort of agreement ing Monmouth County needs its own ator to use his own best judgment, subject to. check idential ratables. an apprehension that a non-Italian would not get along at the polls every six years. Along with Frank Lausche with the military could be worked airport and the Army can help give We opposed the way this fhing well with them; or they with him. of Ohio, the Connecticut senator believes that the busi- out. it to the county. The Army will have was pushed through. Usually, The Italian cardinals number 29, out of 82* .They ness of the politician is to think things through for him- actions like this have previous are" a minority. Of these, it is customary not to 'elect But, from what we understand, its own air facility—one that holds self, not to carry a torch for a "leader" in the White publicity, but this matter was guarded like a top military se- a man from the Curia. This eliminates the'secretary of Mr. Merrill and his group came to prospects of becoming a superior House or for the latest plebiscitary (and possibly cret. At the same borough meet state, Amleto Cardinal Gicognani, who spent years in the conference without doing their one. temporary) consensus as announced by the Gallup Poll. ing (May 27), the first order of the U.S., as apostolic delegate. It also eliminates 17 Naturally such independence is sniped at by all manner business was a public hearing on homework. They spent a pleasant We do not like — or want — to the new zoning ordinance and others, even though precedent was defied when Eu- of people. The Left Wing of the Democratic Party is day in sunny Monmouth County, think that politics had anything to three attorneys were pleading genio Pacelli, as state secretary, was elected to be Pius against Tom Dodd because he is the undisputed leader the case of the people not to XII over 20 years ago. away from their desks in the Penta- do with Washington's indecision in the Senate of the advocates of a strong foreign adopt this, but over the objec tion of the majority bullied (heir Most Eligible gon. Unfortunately,, they admitted Wednesday. But the facts of life are policy vis-a-vis Russia. The Right Wing of the Republi? way through. The new zoning /The most eligible are Italian pastors. These are that they did not know anything can Party denounced him for his domestic policies, ordinance, however, stated that that a member of the Democratic who have much experience in administering which stress a moderate state welfarism. But if Dodd the minimum lot size in the about the freeholders' firm, written administration in Washington is heavy industrial section is five archdioceses. They work among the laity; they under- has some extremely vocal enemies, he has a host of airport proposal, and were not pre- dealing with a Republican senator acres. At the same meeting, at stand people. There are seven of these: Fossati of Turin; silent friends. approximately 1 o'clock in the pared to give county officials the and congressman (Sen. Case and morning, after the public had Ruffini of Palermo; Lercaro of Bologna; Siri of Genoa; final word they desperately wanted. Rep. Auchincloss) and a Republican] Not Simple Addition » gone home, council voted unani- Montini of Milan; Urbani of Venice; Castaldo of Naples, This columnist, who thinks it the duty of voluntary mously to lease a four-acre tract Board of Freeholders. Perhaps the to erect an asphalt plant, thus Fossati is 87, and that leaves six. Urbani is thi The freeholders' firm proposal to associations to carry much of the welfarist burden of rapport that should be there isn't. violating their own ordinance. To new Venice replacement of John XXIII, and the Catho- buy the airport and spend approxi- a free society, doesn't follow Dodd on some of his do- give it some window dressing, lic Church never goes twice to the same city for suc- Meantime, we are practically mestic proposals. But when rightists shake their heads they announced that the Union mately $500,000 additional on Army Beach Industrial Commission rec- cessive . Ruffini of Palermo is not a strong man requirements had been sent to Mr. back to where we started. And, once over one of those statistical ratings which put Dodd ommended the location after an- at 75. He has been a cardinal since 1946 and is seldom Merrill's department about ten days again, we must call on Sen. Case far over on the left because of his votes on relief and other piece of land previously heard on any subject. Castaldo of Naples has an out- labor legislation, the danger of judging a man by sim- considered was rejected (the prior to his visit to Monmouth. and Rep. Auchincloss to do every- whole population at that former side chance, but he has been a cardinal only four years. ple addition and subtraction becomes manifest. The hearing, plus attorneys' support, It would seem that, if tradition is followed, the They left the county with the thing in their power to halt any was against it). statistical ratings must be subjected to tests of quality next Pope will be among these: , the "la- answer that they would not recom- threat of a move to Lakehurst and and priority if they are to mean anything. face the glaring reality that Mon- At that meeting, the chairman boringman's cardinal" of Genoa; Giacomo Lercaro who mend now that the fort's Aviation Thus, to any conservative or old-fashioned liberal of the commission stated that if put the priests of Bologna on bicycles to battle the Section remain as an airport tenant, mouth County needs its own airport who puts foreign policy first on the ground that we an asphalt plant were proposed Communists; and Giovani Montini of Milan, one of the must keep from being done in by the Communists if for his yard he would probably even if the field comes under county with the Army as its chief tenant. fight harder than those people few men who ever declined the Red Hat. we are to have any freedom to argue among ourselves, whose homes were involved were Should Lercaro be elected, it could be interpreted doing then (but as he resides at Your Money's Worth: the fate of Tom Dodd in 1964 becomes a transcendent as the will of the College of Cardinals to depart from matter. On foreign policy Dodd has been the great edu- the other end of town, at the fin ish of his speech, he begged the Pope John's policy of extending a friendly hand to the cator. If I recall correctly, he was the only senator to mayor in the best interests of (See BISHOP, Page 7) Reaching a Joyous 'Sixty -five Plus' speak out on the floor of the Senate against Khru- Union Beach to erect the plant). We just wonder what kind of shchev's visit to the United States during the Camp brainwash this gentlemen (who is By SYLVIA PORTER David-Spirit of Geneva period of false hopes. He was also president of the mayor and THE APOGEE AND THE PERIGEE council's political faction) did get It wasn't until two weeks later his doctor or permitted his the first to oppose timid atomic test ban concessions One late evening in September, to propose, within two weeks, an that he went for a physical exam friends who had had heart attacks 1958, Clarence B. Randall, retired at Geneva in 1960. He considered it illogical to use our undersized tract for the same during which he had a routine to tell him their experiences. chairman of Inland Steel and strength to oppose self-determination in Katanga when asphalt plant, this time in his cardiogram. Instead of catching Now Randall has corrected his then President Eisenhower's spe- vicinity. cial assistant on foreign economic a plane to Chicago, he was taken sins, is oager to pass on to all we support it everywhere else in the world; he warned policy, was resting "supremely on a stretcher to Walter Reed who will listen what his coronary against the big build-up of Soviet power in Cuba in At the borough meeting of June content with life" on a bench Hospital. That "stomach upset" taught him and in his new bonk, the early part of September, 1962, when the White 10, 1963, it was also brought out in Lisbon, Por- in Lisbon had been a massive "Sixty-Five Plus, The Joy and by a representative of the donor tugal, when coronary thrombosis. Challenge of the Years of Retire- House was still pooh-poohing it; and he has insisted and by on ex-councilman who without warn "How could you, of all people, ment" (Atlantic Little, Brown), that it is the duty of the United States to pursue poli- was in office in 1952 that this ing he felt the be so ignorant, dare to diagnose he remarks, "Only a man com- cies that will not snuff out the hopes of ultimate libera- piece of land was presented to the distress of nau- your own illness?" I asked the mitted to folly will hereafter ap- borough with the understanding tion in Poland, Hungary, and other Iron Curtain that it would be uBCd for recrea- sea. He walked alert, trim, insplringly alive 72- proach tlie senior years of his tion purposes. The deed, in good hurriedly to hi year-old Randall when we met life with as little understanding satellites. faith, stated that it would be used hotel room, in New York City the other clny. of coronary disease as I pos-| Merits Backing In the best interest of the Bor- went to bed Didn't Know sesscd." After a brilliant career as a In short, Dodd merits the support of conservatives nf Union Beach. Of course, and for three His keen, blue-gray eyes businessman, Randall "retired" in 1952, none of those signers had hours suffered twinkled at me. "All my friends and old-fashioned liberals on a priority basis no matter any idea that 10 years later an at 65 and promptly bejian an even a violent slom- keep asking me that," lie said, how lie voles on such things as medicare or federal administration would come along more brilliant career as n pub- Porter ach upset. Des- and he proceeded with a cata- and like a Hitler regime betray lic servant, He worked for Pres- aid to education, pite the great pain, he diagnosed logue of his "sins," He had nearly every human principle ident Eisenhower on vnriou.s us- hit illness a> "an ordinary lour- ven up the periodic medical Some of those who have supported Dodd on for- and find the legal loophole to slgnmcnts throughout Ivisi-iiliow- iilt'a stomachache," did not call exams on which he had scrup- eign policy have expressed disillusion with the senator erect this plant. an American Embaiiy physician. ulously insisted during hla active er'» administration. When Pres- ar The next day he flew to Paris for builntsi years. He had become ident Kennedy look itvei Ilie While because lie recently teamed up with Sen. Humphrey to After our mayor and P ' "' • icrlei of high-level conferences, 30 pounds overweight. Although House, he took over Randall loo, iidvocatc a unilateral U.S. promise,to refrain from con- his council who were up for re- then on lo London to meet hit his symptoms in Lisbon screamed and Randall Is continuing m make election were given their walk- ducting nuclear tests in the atmosphere as long as the ing papers at the latt primary Wife, then bade to Washington to of thrombosis, he had never important policy contributions lo Russians follow the same course. Th^idea would be to election, by a large majority volt, •tend urgent Jheetlngi, fulfill learned the telltale ilgit of a the country. A •peaking engagements, etc. coronary occlusion, had not asked (See PORTER, Page 7) ' | (See CHAMBERLAIN, Page 7) (See LETTERS, Page 21) RED una wmm zi, \n (Contort) mitigate the menace of fallout. Those who object to I Dodd's position on this argue that the Dodd resolution 5 ATLANTIC FOOD CITY would give Khrushchev the power to decide when and under what circumstances the U.S. will conduct tests. ATLANTIC SUPERAMA But it is Dodd's understanding that as long as the U.S. maintains a full-speed-ahead program of underground testing, the facilities for resuming atmospheric testing can be instantly reactivated at the first suggestion of Soviet duplicity. 4-Big Days On this, as on all his other cold war stances, Dodd seems to this columnist to be the soul of reason. If any of our atomic scientists can confute Dodd here, it v is their duty to speak up. Jim Bishop [very One A Famous Brand! (Continued) East, because Lercaro is Italy's most militant fighter of Marxism. Siri is only 57 and is a progressive. Mon- 19" Portable 23" Remote Control tini, the brilliant archbishop of Milan, was "persuaded" by Pope John to become a cardinal, a labor in which TELEVISION TELEVISION Pius XII failed. He would follow his predecessor in modernizing the machinery of the Catholic Church. All of which is guesswork. Still, I would think that Siri, Lercaro and Montini are the most papabile. Of these, the first two are leaders, the third could be a compromise in case of deadlock. As a Bishop, my personal choice would be Cardinal Siri ... Holy Cross Porter 21-Inch COLOR $ *> ft C Diplomas (Continued) In between he writes books and magazine articles, makes speech- For 42 es, travels with his beloved, TELEVISION J7J RUMSON — Fourty-two mem- equally alert wife Emily, is a bers of the eighth grade class thoroughly delightful individual. For all businessmen facing re- of Holy Cross School were grad- tirement, Randall, has advice. I uated last week in ceremonies 21-Inch CONSOLE think these four points are the CONSOLE STEREO $' in the school. Rev. Joseph A. most significant: Sullivan, pastor, conferred the $ diplomas and presented awards. 1—Start when you're between PHONO: COMB 40 and 50 to prepare for retire- The address to the graduates ment at 65. If you wait until With AM-FM Radio. 4 Speakers was given by Rev. Richard Bock- TELEVISION you are at retirement age to cul- 129 stie of the Vincentian Order. tivate other activities, to estab- Benediction followed the cere- lish habits for serious reading and monies. to plan "The mental void that Awards were presented to will set in can be so dismal that Jeanne Therese Abel, gold medal not even alcohol will give it for religion, gift of Father Sul- light." livan; Susan Catherine Syming- ton, gold medal for general ex- 2—Also when you are still cellence, gift of the Holy Cross young, develop civic interests Parent-Teacher Association; Pe- which will absorb and sustain you ter Quirk Bassett, gold medal for later. Be a volunteer worker not second honors, gift of the Holy only because you should take on 1 H.P., 115V 1 H.P., 115V Cross Holy Name Society; Berna- social responsibilities but also 1 H.P., 115V 2 H.P., 230Y dette Ann Pisani, gold medal for because this sort of work can be sobool spirit, gift of the Holy a most effective antidote to bore- 5000 B.T.U. 6300 B.T.U. 8500 B.T.U. 15,000 B.T.U. Cross Blessed Virgin Sodality; dom in retirement. "The man and John Alexander HemphiH who has never learned to have AIR COND. AIR COND, AIR COND. AIR COND. and Coralee Patricia Goodnough, a significant part in the respon- honorable mention for scholastic sibilities of the community around achievement. him before he is 65, is doomed." 3—Enter lustily into discussing $ $ $ $ Graduates are Jeanne Therese the issues, of the day. Business- Abel, Peter Quirk Bassett, Fran- men who are inarticulate and cis Craig Bond, Peter Douglas play it safe while they are work- Brittingham, Elizabeth Holly 118 128 169 ing "cannot begin at 65 to estab- 138 Burktmsher, Carol Eleanor lish lines of communication with Busch, Oharles Joseph Carlesimo the public." $ Michael Francis Clark, William James Corey, Paul Eugene 4—Face squarely the fact that Dedick, Maureen Therese Dela- your senior years will bring ney, Steven Andrew Diffen- health problems, get competent Automatic WASHERS 128 derfer, James O'Neill Duffy, Jr. help and learn to live with them. Robert Thomas Friscia and Jef- If you scoff that Randall has PORTABLE Automatic frey Raymond Garside. unusual assets, I will retort that $ Also, Coralee Patricia Good- I know men of equal advantages ELECTRIC nough, John Alexander HemphiH, who are wretchedly rotting away because they are idle and bored DISHWASHERS 108 DRYERS Mary Virginia Hintelmann, Chris- tine Anne Hoffman, Thomas Judidre and that his advice can be ap- plied at almost any level of in- UNDERCOUNTER Hoffmann, Philip Anthony Tan Automatic narone, Jane Marie Karinja, come or intelligence. Commitments given Adam Anthony Kretowicr, Jr., In his book, Randall mentions $ GAS within days - Gail Ann Larmont, Linda Lea the "youthening of the elderly." DISHWASHERS 167 DRYERS Lawrence, John Thomas Le, 'We like that," he said as he sometimes hours. Baron, Gail Dorothy McCrossin jauntily waved farewell before and Peter MoHugh. taking off for Boston to make 13 Cu. Ft. 2-Door TOP FREEZER 10 Cubic Feet You deal with Also. William Edward McSor- another commencement speech, $ $ folks you know - ley, Patrice Ann Maloney, Mar- get his 16th honorary degree and tha Mary Meehan, Thomas Mc- gather material for his next book. REFRIGERATOR 178 REFRIGERATOR who are interested Nally Millhiser, Gregory John in you. Norris, Bernadette Ann Pisani, Says He's Bankrupt 20" Apartment Siie Joan Carol Shea, Nora Michaela 88 12 Cu. Ft. 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ROUTE 34 ROUTE 22 i Collingwood Park, N. J. For application or Information write, visit or 'phone our MORTGAGf LOAN CORRISPONDIHT Scotch Plains, N.J.c;m (Farmfngdale Post Office) (Opposite Bawcraft) tooiV Between Auction tt ColllriQwood Circle T. FRANK APPLEBY AGENCY, INC. Calf Call 938*5601 ADams.3-2912 230 MAIN STRKT, ASBURY PARK, NJ.-PR 5-3300 ' jim« n, vm um BAKK BEGISTER TW BlMomas for Argentine Student For Mrs. Pupils of Mrs. Lacy LEONARDO-A shower was held recently in honor of Mrs. Harold, Bane, Concord Year in US. Comes to a Ave., in the home of Mrs. James By LEE SAGER Present Piano Recital Dolan, 9 Hamilton Ave. Hostess- MIDDLETOWN—One of more LITHE SILVER - Mrs. Jo- of Little Silver, accompanied by es were Mrs. Earl CaMwell, than 400 members of the class teph Lacy presented her students Mrs. Lacy. Mrs. Dolan, Mrs. Martha Thor- in t piano recital recently in her of 'S3 who were graduated Other pupils performing were son and Mrs. Victor Mead, Mrs. Wednesday night from Middle- home. 96 little Silver Pkwy. Eileen and Frank Linanayer, Duets were played by Stephanie Bane's sister. town Township High School was Dick Michel, Jon Towers, Nancy Lilian* Monica Barreneohea. FiUgerald, Shrewsbury, and Deb- Meijer, Donna and Richard New- Attending were Mrs. Bane's bie Kasinow, Red Bank, and by ton, Dick Cor son, Marina Ked- mother - in - law, Mrs. Andrew Six months from now and more Evelyn Keigher, New Shrews- esdy, Christine Fantone and Bane; Miss Marie Bane and Miss than 5,000 miles away. Llliana bury, tod Diana Lacy, this place. David Natelson, aJJ of Little Sil- Joanne Speckman, all of New will be graduated from the In- TOMORROW A highlight of the recital was ver; Anne Gryson and Joans and York City; Mrs. Victor E. Mead stitute Santt Cecilia in Mir Del ANNIVERSARY DANCE, Mid- a solo, "Your Eyes Have Told Larry Koplik, Red Bank; Tom and Mrs. Edward Luke, Long Plata, Argentina. dletown Elks Auxiliary, 8:30 Island; Mrs. George Flood and p.m., Lodge Home, Main St., Me So," by Walter Blau/uss, and Roberta Ghappell and The American Field Servio Mrs. Joseph Smith, Bloomfield; Port Monmouth. eung by Mrs. Rosemary Queenan Cheryll Green, Fair Haven, and exchange student from Argentini Mrs. James Vandenburg, Clifton; "CARMEN," L'Aliegro Can- Jimmie McCue, Shrewsbury. completed the senior course Mrs. Elmer Rugg, Jr., Butler; tora of New York, 8:30 p.m., Old Mrs. Lacy has taught in the study at the township high schoo Mrs. Preston Buterbaugh, Middle- Mill, Tinton Falls. Reception Red Bank Adult School this past while residing in the home ol year and also had an adult class town; Mrs. Edward Moore, Red "THEATER 10," Monmouth Bank; Mrs. Charles Timm, Bel- Mr. and Mrs. William B&rnarc in her home. She has completed of Hill Ter., River Plaza. Players, 8:30 p.m., Monmouth Monday courses in class piano teach- ford; Mrs. Melvin Nordell, Mrs. Hills Club, Highlands, Robert Waidman, Mrs. Elmer As Lilians explained, at honr ing at the Frances Clark New STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Neuhouse, Mrs. Leon Kasaitis and the required number of years fo School of Music, Princeton, and Women's Association of Che Bay- For Board Miss Susan Poole, all of Leon- high school Is five, four and the Pace course at Columbia view Presbyterian Church of LONG BRANCH - A reception ardo. half of which she completed be- University. Mrs. Lacy plans to Cliffwood Beaoh, 2 to 4 p.m., at and orientation for all members fore coming to this country last combine class work with private Mrs. Bane is tht former Joan the church. of the board of directors of the summer. "My school year lessons for the coming year. Poole of Leonardo. BARBECUE PARTY, Bodman Family and Children's Service of from March to December and Health Center Auxiliary. 7 Pm" Monmouth County will be held upon graduation there I will be center grounds, Wayside Rd., Monday at 10 a.m. in the agency qualified to teach in an elemen- New Shrewsbury. building, 191 Bath Ave. New Shrewsbury Girl tary school," she added. Named to the board at a re Now fluent in English, the ai TUESDAY cent meeting were Mrs. Frank' tractive young Latin Americai lyn Nevius, Middletown: Mrs. CANTERBURY FAIR, St. said of her first few months George's-foy-the-River Episcopal Walter Rittenhouse, Long Branch Wins Slate Competition a totally new country, "I ,was Mrs. Edwin Fox, Allenhurst; Church, Rumson, 10 a.m. to 4 very sad when I came because p.m., church grounds, Lincoln Mrs. Henry Patterson, Wana- NEW BRUNSWICK - Miss I couldn't express myself with Ave., Rumson. jnasa, and Kenneth Walker, Jr., Karen Brown, daughter of Mr. people. It took me two or threi Shrewsbury. and Mrs. Kermit Brown, months and it was very difficult.1 A HAPPY YEAR comes to a close for Liliana Barrenechea of Argentina, right, Mrs. John T. Rosa, Deal; Cherry St., New Shrewsbury, was Exposure to the English language American Field Services foreign exchange student who received her diploma last David Hurley, Atlantic Highlands, first place winner in the Miss in her school at home consisted night from Middletown Townthip High School after completing the senior year and Charles Morgan, West Long New Jersey Elks Contest spon- of two hours a week of gram- Weekly Branch, were appointed to the sored by the Elks recently mar over the period of a year, there. Her hostess, Mrs. William H. Barnard, right, of Hill ter., River Plaza, Mr. associate board. Superior Lodge here. It Is not by accident that Mr. Barnard and other members of the family will accompany her on the first,log of her James Long, executive director Food Miss Brown, who represented and Mrs. Barnard and thrii journey home Monday. of the agency, announced that John Johnson Lodge, Eatontown, family of five children, ranging during the month of May the will compete In the national finals in age from four to 18, were Homemaker Service served 1,038 finished at 12:30 in the after the independence of the youth of sion was a private school for the to be held in Boston in August chosen as hosts for Liliana. AFS Review noon," she further explained. her country. deaf in Philadelphia.. There she hours, and recently the 29th child is particular about matchin; as the New Jersey, candidate. She As many as 12 subjects are Although she admits to having observed teaching methods which By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In 1963 was placed for adoption. background and home life of stu will take part in the parade Sun- included in the curriculum. The enjoyed many a tasty steak and some day may serve her well Meat prices have edged upward Beginning with the first week dents under its jurisdiction wit day in Neptune climaxing the five-year course given students roast during her visit, her first It is Liliana's ambition to be a at the nation's supermarkets, re- In July the agency will be open that of the many families who end of the 38th annual Elks con- who do not want to go on to col- impression was one of surprise teacher of the deaf and those iflecting the fact marketing of for family counseling service express a desire to have a for- vention. lege two years of specialization when a standing rib roast was having speech defects. meat animals has tapered off and Thursday and Friday evenings eign student live with them. L Runners-up were Miss Sheryl before going out into their chosen brought to the table as the main that demand by charcoal ahefs from 7 to 10 for the convenience liana, one of five children her- Liliana leaves Monday for Hills- Lofton, Samuel Spade Lodge of field. course of a Sunday dinner. Be- has grown. of those unable to attend during self, is the daughter of a lawyer. dale where she will embark on Trenton, second place; and Miss cause meat is so plentiful in Ar- It's hardly cause to turn vege- the day. Mr. Long, Frank Musa, Her home, Mar Del Plata, is She would like to see the addi- a three-week bus tour of the East tarian, however, because rises Arnold .Lieberman, and Albert Leah Jones, Bates Lodge of Red resort city of some 300,000 in tion of a guidance department gentina, choice cuts of beef are ending in Washington, D.C. Vucola will be in charge. Bank, third place. Miss Jones is habitants which borders the At in her home high school. "When not considered "company where all 2,600 foreign exchange have not been great and the pric- a resident of Long Branch. lantic Ocean 230 miles south ol someone In Argentina wishes to dishes." Fish and poultry are students wtlt be greeted by Presi- es of many beef cuts are still .. BOLOGNA CUPS Also competing from this area Buenos Aires. go to a university," she says served instead. dent Kennedy. low. If you Isave the casing on was Miss Marjorie Drason, "he must decide, select and ap- Of the many places Liliana From Washington she will fly Also, broiler-fryers and baking Liliana explained that in her bologna slices, they'll curl when Eatontown, who represented the ply to the school on his own.' visited during her stay, the one to Miami, then on to Argentina hens are in plentiful supply and you heat them in a skillet in a the Blossom of Maxwell Tem- country all schools are governed that made the greatest impres- and home on July 25. turkeys are being featured wide- little butter. You can fill the ple there. by the minister of education an The idea of oc-education school- ly- bologna cups any way you like — All contestants were guests of his board with all laws and rules ing was something new to Liliana Greatest rises have been posted with a little thick cheese sauce, the New Jersey Elks at the state set by this body, "There are who attends an all-girl parochial by pork products, as the seasonal scrambled eggs or creamed vege- ball recently in the Berkeley tour types of high schools: teach school at home. "All the socia' Miss Joan B. Shippee flow to market continues to abate. tables. The cups won't hold very Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park. ing, mechanical or trade, com- and club activities are arranged Prices of many fresh cuts have much so you can sometimes use Raymond D. Williams, Red Bank, mercial and preparatory high with the neighboring boys reflected this jump. Cured meats up odds and ends of food this is state director of the beauty school for college. Classes start schools," she added. She en have been slower to react, how- way and have an attractive dish. and talent department. Miss New Jersey Ella at 7:30 in the morning and are joyed being a spectator at basket- Plans Wedding in Fall ever. . • ball and baseball games but At one national chain, for In- found football a little too fast RUMSON - Mrs. Arthur M and the late Mr. Dewes and the stance, pork chops are up 6 cents for her to keep up with. Hurd of Oak La., announces the late Mr. and Mrs. King Stickle from last week to 95 cents a She approves of the idea of a engagement of her daughter, Oram of Rockaway. Mr. Oram pound while there is a special on student council for she believes Miss Joan Bancroft Shippee, to is an alumnus of Phillips Exeter canned hams, a 4-pound tin sell- ing for $2.99. that students need a chance to George S. Oram, Jr. son of Mrs Academy and Princeton Universi- express their views. It is her West Coast shops report several there will be Worrall F. Mountain of Morris- ty, class of 1957. He is a member hope to organize a council in her park cuts up 1-3 cents a pound. of the Princeton Club of New school fashioned after the one town and the late George S Many Midwestern stores have here. Oram. York, and is employed by Inter- hiked their charges for spareribs national Business Machines, Eli- and other products in big demand One of the major differences, Miss Shippee, daughter also of zabeth. for summer cookouts. Swimming June 22nd she discovered, was the role par- Wmsor Shippee of New York City, ents play in the social life of is the granddaughter of the late A fall wedding is planned. Porterhouse steaks and some teenagers in this country. "At Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hamil- other beef cuts with special char- home, all parents of the gradu- ton of New York City and the coal appeal have also risen, but ates go to the senior ball. When late Mr. and Mrs. Carl C; Ship- round and chuck roasts are still we have formal parties we invite pee of Fair Haven. Miss Shippee budget priced in most stores. our parents and their friends." was graduated from Oldfields Lamb and veal prices have held The parents, in turn, bring their School, Glencoe, Md., and from steady and therefore offer some children to many of their adult Briarcliff College. relative bargains in Northeastern and Midwestern markets this social events. This custom, she Mr. Oram is the grandson of week. 'irmly states, In no way hinders Mrs. Edwin P. Dewes of Chicago Vegetable offerings continue to expand and competition from loc- al farms has pushed prices down. A record high crop is foreseen for spring sweet corn and big in- creases are seen for celery, on- NEED A MIRROR? ions and tomatoes. Other features this weekend in- PHONE CA 2-3193 clude cabbage, carrots, onions, at Sea Star Swim Club.... spinach, beets, collards, mush- rooms, green peppers, okra s t H. KAABE GLASS CO. and yellow squash. for the children for the adults • FREE ESTIMATES Fruit attractions include giant • FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ANYWHERE supplies of watermelon, plus • AUTO GLASS • FURNITURE TOPS The youngsters ar« honored guests at your bananas, cantaloupes, rhubarb, At your club you will enjoy • total • MIRRORS • BOAT GLASS clubs. Their complttaly equipped play program for every member of your strawberries and peaches sale 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch Miss Joan B. Shippee priced, In light of production one- area it tupervited by a mature staff. Chil- family. Supervised Kiddies' Country fifth larger than last year. dren are kept happy and busy separated Club, teenage dances with live bends, from adult lounge areas to avoid the dis- adult socials, clubs, social and athletic traction of the dull roar that results from programs for adults and the greatest Final Mee+inq any active group of children. variety of athletic facilities that com- MATAWAN - The Matawan Snack bar, tennis courts, shuffleboard, bine to keep every member of the fam- Nurses Registry Association will handball and badminton courts, horseshoe ily actively happy. hold its final meeting of the sea- pits, volleyball and croquet and the nicest son tonight at 8 o'clock In the people in the world make SEA STAR a Fellowship Hall of the Bayview nappy place to spend your sunny summer Presbyterian Church, Cliffwood Beach. New members will be days. welcomed. Alter the business session, a buffet supper will be served, and a social hour will conclude the Cabana Colony program. Hostesses will be Mrs. 12 Cabana cottages circle the dramatically designed T-shiped pool. Each eoffigt Dorothy Gaynor and Mrs. Hattie Edwards. has its own changing room and shower facilities eliminating the mob crowding and The next meeting will be Sept. hustle common in most centrally located bath houses. Enjoy the sunny privacy of your 20. second story cabana patio. You'll sun by yourself only a few steps from poolside. The cabana design strikingly modern and lavish, like every detail of your club.

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Installed were Mrs. Donald Ferguson chairmen for the coming year at recent meeting in the club- president; Mrs. John Pur- house. arty Follows cell, vice president; Mrs, will be BeJd in the home of Mrs, W. Kelby Warden, Fair Haven, They are Mrs. G. Donald Sebastian Ghieko, secre Apgar, American home, conser- Graduation tary, and Mrs. William vation and garden; Mrs. C. Doug- MATAWAN — Mr. and Mrs. CANDLELIGHT - Installation Charles O'Hare entertained at Davidson, treasurer. las Stender, art; Mrs. Dun- service was conducted by Dr. can Morrison and Mrs. William their home on Schenck Ave., Members of the executive com' O.C.S. Janke, minister of visi- Hinchman, Jr., international re- tfter the graduation of their mittee are Mrs. James Hickey, tation, for newly-elected officers lations; Mrs, Robert V. Strahan laughter, Marianne O'Hate, from spiritual activities; Mrs, Henry of the Women's Society of Chris- and Mrs. J. Robert Gunther, lit Star of the Sea Academy, Long Franzoni, program; Mrs. William tian Service of St. John's erature, religion and education; Branch. Daly, membership; Mrs. Vincent Methodist Church, Hazlet. Mrs. Howard Cohen and Mrs Miss O'Hare's uncle, Rev. John Mesera, refreshments; Mrs. Vic- Installed were Mrs. Harry Gar- Kenneth De Groot, membership, Murray, RoXbury, Mass,, was the tor Rosa, publicity; Mrs. Robert gone, president; Mrs. Edward, speaker at graduation exercises E. Love, altar, and Mrs. Walter Ferrari, vice president; Mrs. Also, Mrs. Donald J. White, Star of the Sea Catholic Martin, flowers. Victor Bennett, treasurer; Mrs program; Mrs. Stender and Miss Church, Long Branch. DiCostarao, publicity and year- Arthur Humerman, secretary; Attending the party were book; Mrs. Constant™ Iskalis Mrs. Carl Atkinson, assistant to Father Murray, Miss Janet CARD PARTY - The Episco- and Mrs. William H. Wikoff, Jr., the secretary and treasurer; O'Hare, who served as her sis- pal Women of St. Andrews Epis- public welfare; Mrs. Stender and Mrs. Arthur Humerman, secre- ter's maid of honor, and Kimber- copal Church, Highlands, will Mrs. Robert Whitelaw, scrap- tary Mrs. Carl Atkinson, assist- ley Knight, Manasquan, who hold a card party Thursday eve- book; Mrs. Joseph Cantelmo, tel- antto the secretary and treasur- GIRL SCOUTS of Troop 691 of New Shrewsbury present layette garments mads by the troop for the Louisa C. ierved as the little sister during ning at 8 in the parish hall. Mrs. a-junior. Walter E. Behrens, Sr. is chair- er; Mrs. Leonard Lutburrow. Bodman Health Center at a closing meeting of the auxiliary at the Wayside building. Left to right, Mrs. Leslie the graduation ceremonies; Mr. man. secretary of promotion, and Mrs D. Seely, president of the auxiliary; Carol Leonard, Helena Berry and Miss Ruth Zerbe, supervisor of the Mon- Also, Mrs. William Wall and and Mrs. John O'Hare, Mr. and James J. Cullen, secretary o] Mrs. Charles C. Rose, ways am Mrs. Christian Madsen, Mrs. The annual summer bazai missionary education and serv mouth County Organization for Social Service Bodman center. means; Mrs. Lawrence F. Mih- Thomas Gargan and children, will take place July 11 and 1 ice. Ion and Mrs. Edgar S. Von Geh Thomas, Jr. and Miss Patricia with a baked ham dinner to be ren, project; Mrs. C. Bernan Also, Mrs. Walter SmaJe, sec- rargan, Miss Diane Madsen, Dr, served July 11 from 5 to 8 p.m. Blum, club newspaper; Mrs. retary of Christian social rela- James MCPhillips, Brooklyn; Mr. New Shrewsbury Scouts Make Layette Gifts Whitelaw, photographer; Mrs, tions; Mrs. Thomas Johnson and Mrs. John Raymond O'Hare, CHERRY FESTIVAL - The Frederick Rose, chaplain; Mrs, secretary of student work; Mrs and Brian O'Hare, Valley women of the Middletown Bap- lifts Wednesday preceding the nine communities served by the James Neidinger, secretary NEW SHREWSBURY - Ten nurses of the Monmouth County Albert Glospie, house, and Mrs, Stream, L. I.; Dennis Hahn, Long tist Church, will hold a Cherry Bodman center auxiliary's final center: Shretfsbury, New Shrews- youth work; Mrs. Norman R jrls of Girl Scout Troop 691 pur- Organization for Social Service Richard Kerwien, hospitality. Branch; Miss Linda Erdrhann, Festival next Friday from 3 to bury, Shrewsbury Township, Riley, secretary of spiritual life; chased material from their own at the Louise C. Bodman Health meeting of the season. Miss Joyce Costello, Miss Judith p.m. on the church lawn. Co- Eatontown, Oceanport, Little Sil- Mrs. G.M. Gilkeson is senioi Mrs. Leo Eyskens, secretary oi funds and prepared layette gar- Center. Mrs. C. A. Weeks, leader of Cherry, Leonard Brown and John chairmen, are Mrs. Theodon ver, West Long Branch, Neptune club adviser to the juniors. literature and publictions; Mrs. ments to be distributed by staff The youngsters presented their roop 691, said her girls were Hooyman, Matawan, Hynson and Mrs. Earl Kunes. "ownship and Bradley Beach, •The annual luncheon and fash- Frank Laughlin, secretary keenly interested in community ion show will be held Sept. 21 in supply work; Miss Mildred work. Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Eaton The Cobblestones, Middletwwn, TENTH ANNIVERSARY - Laughlin, secretary of member- town, president of the auxiliary, Pool Party Some 80 layettes were distrib- There will be a kitchenware partj Rev. W. Gordon Lowden of the ship, and Mrs. Marjorie Ward, said the clothing is being offered RUMSON — The Navarumsunk uted last year by the center. Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the club Red Bank Methodist Church wa: ohairman of local church activi- as a gesture of good will to fami- According to a report on clothing house. Proceeds will benefit th( Auxiliary of the Family and Chil- toastmaster at a banquet in the ties. lies in temporary need of assist- distribution, " plenty of summer club and state project, the Ch: dren's Service held its last meet- Cobblestones, Middletovm, cele- ance. clothing is on hand." The clothing dren's Aid and Adoption Society ing of the season recently. Mrs. brating the 10th anniversary of ELECTIONS - Mrs. John 01- ;enter is open in the health cen- In order to offer the best pos- of New Jersey. A sale of tul James Bernard, 63 West River the Wesleyan Service Guild o: ving was elected president of the ter basement the second Saturday sible selection, especially clothing bulbs is also planned for th , was hostess to 20 of the the church. Lutheran Church Women of Holy morning of each month. It is for growing children, residents project. members at a luncheon and pool Miss Lillian Johnson, executive Trinity Evangelical Lutheran available only to families in the who wish to donate garments for party. • lecretary, spoke on "Our Mis Church, Red Bank. distribution are asked that it be A program of slides of Ita Mrs. Thomas Ward and Mrs. •ion In the World Today." Other officers elected wen 50th Anniversary 'clean clothing in good repair." and France, taken on a recen" Norman Moody, both of Fair Miss Alta Schoettile, retinn: Mrs. Walter Gnibb Sr., vie It may be delivered to the center trip by Miss DiCostanzo, wa; Haven, were elected co-chairmen president, presented a check 11 president; Mrs. John Frank, sec Dinner Party at any time. shown. Hostesses were Mrs. Glo of ways and means. Rev. Lowden to be used foi retary, and Mrs. Philip Binaci MATAWAN-Tha home of Mr. Mrs. Peter Scoles, newly mounting and lighting a simu- treasurer. and Mrs. Robert Bentley, Van appointed clinic chairman, an-, lated glass window, designed and Committee chairmen named Brackle Rd., was the scene of a nounced that the pre-school con-1 painted by Mrs. Benjamin were Mrs. Donald Runge, faith dinner party Sunday night in ferences held during the summer II Schott, guild member. The win- and life; Mrs. John Adams and honor of the 50th wedding an- at the center will be staffed by If dow won honorable mention ir Mrs. Robert Ayres, membership, niversary of Mr. and Mrs. T. auxiliary members on ah appoint-| HOW TO MAKE YOUR the Samuel Hausman Art Contes and Mrs. Douglas Shedd anc Russell Clark, Foster St., Rive ment system. held last year in the church. Mrs. Allen Nelson, Christiai Plaza. Mrs. William Suter Is chair-II A brief history of the guild service. Guests included Mrs. Le Ro; man of a "Fun and Funds Night" I was given by Mrs. Richard Sre- Rev. Harold Horaberger, pas- Clark, Hazlet; Mr. and Mrs. barbecue party to be held on the I RUGS luga, past president. Miss tor, conducted the installatior Samuel Reed, Riverside Heights grounds of the health center, I Sohoettle was presented with service. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Van Wayside Rd., tomorrow at 7 p.m. I special membership pin and cer- Mrs. Donald Runge welcomed Brakle, Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. Aides are Mrs, E. J. Hapgood I tificate and a gift. new members, Mrs. Robert Ul Adam Banke, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. H. Glenn Rodman, both|| Miss Sara Armstrong, a char- mer, Mrs. Stephen Ruacka Jr. liam Lutz, and Peter and Robert of New Shrewsbury. LAST ter member of the guild, who will Mrs. Frank Binkowski, Mrs received from Rome is shown Bentley of Matawan. be one of the first to enter the Richard Smith and Mrs. Wesle; new Methodist Home in Ocean Widhman. by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce of Shrewsbury, who City this summer, was specially LOW will sponsor a ohurc! celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday at Celebrate Birthdays WHY PAY $20 honored ivith a gift. picnic on June 29 at Metedeconl LONGER a reception in the Shrewsbury fire house given by their At Council Session Entertainment was provided Beach. HIGHLANDS- Mrs. Elizabeth by Mrs. Sohott, Ellen Krupa and INSTALLATION — Ceremonies sons, John and Robert Pierce. Heliker and Mrs. Emiel Aufieri Miss Abbie Strickland. for the Woman's Society celebrated their birthdays at 'a Christian Service of the Eatoi recent meeting of Twinlight Coun- CIRCLE MEETINGS -^Circle: town Methodist Church1 wer cil, Sons and Daughters of Liber- held at the Sunday morning sen Apostolic Blessing Sent of the Women's Fellowship of thi ty, held in the Veterans of For- ice recently. Rev. A. David Se« Red Bank Baptist Ohurch heli eign Wars post home. Mrs. Earl land, pastor, officiated. organizational meetings t h i Morse is councilor. It was an- week in Mary E. Mount Fellov Installed were Mrs. Elliot T. For Golden Anniversary nounced that Mrs. Alfred W. ship Hall. Willitts, president; Mrs. Seeland, Wright, Sr., was appointed deputy complete vice, president; Miss Henriett •Circle 1 will meet Sept. 12 ir SHREWSBURY-Mr. and Mrs. of the Immaculate Conception over Fidelity Council 22, Fair Hermann, recording secretary the home of Mrs. Stanley Mug- Robert Pierce, 63 White Rd., were Order at St. Anthony's Con- Haven, and Mrs. Henry Quast, OPEN MONDAYS Mrs. Henry Michenfelder, treai ridge, 7 Heights Ter., Little Sil- honored on their 50th wedding vent in Boston, Mass., and her deputy over Freedom Council 36, urer; Mrs. Franklin Gifford, pr< ver. Mrs. Thomas Morford will anniversary Saturday at a party mother superior. Keyport. Mrs. John DeWaine of motional secretary, and Mr: serve as co-leader in charge ol given by their sons in the fire Keyport is deputy of the local JOHN'S Leslie D. Seety, missionary ed\ program. house. Hosts at the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Pierce were mar- council. Circle 2 elected the followin, cation secretary. ried June 15, 1913, in St. Jamei 150 guests were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Florence Kohlenbush and BEAUTY SALON officers: Mrs. Howard Youn Also, Mrs. Claude Malon Catholic Church, Red Bank, by John Pierce of Perth Amboy and Mrs. Wright, Sr., will be co-host- 10 Monmouth St. Red Bonk I leader; Mrs. Etna Strong, cc Christian social relations secr> the pastor, the late Rev. James Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce o! esses at the July 1 meeting. SH 1-1 SIS leader in charge of devotions an tary; Miss Barbara Dowen, Far Hills. A. Reynolds. Parents of five chil- program; Mrs. Charles Schanck erature and publications seer dren, two surviving, the coupli Mr. Pierce, who was born in secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Walte tary; Mrs. Ray Clausen, youi also have five grandchildren BARE FLOORS CRY FOR L. Day, Jr., program and devo work secretary; Mrs. Ronal New York and raised in Shrews- Elizabeth, Cathy and Barbar; tions; Mrs. Warren Minton, hos Berry, secretary of student worl bury, is the son of the late Mr. Pierce of Far Hills, and Pa- BEAUTIFUL FLOOR COVERINGS pitality; Mrs. Walter Cariieli and Mrs. Arthur I. Franzier, su] and Mrs. Ernest pierce. His wife, tricia and Donald Pierce of Perth BY STERLING mnshine; Mrs, Rollin Delatus ply secretary. the former Catherine (Katie) Fre- Amboy, All attended the party. nan, daughter of the late Mr. Stop in for a free consultation. Yoa'll Christian service, and Mrs. Had Mrs. William Vital was wi find H will make a wonderful world of ...Look Lovelier! and Mrs. Michael Frehari of Among the guests at the re- ley Hopper, missions. corned as a new member at difference in your decorating! County Galway, Ireland, came to ception were two who were ii recent meeting. It your rug REALLY CLEAN? You may think The next meeting will be America 52 years ago. Mr, the wedding party. They are Mrs. covered dish luncheon Sept. The next meeting will ta Pierce, a retired teaming con- Pierce's sister, Mrs. Mollie Mc- JO, but did you know that unless a carpet it in the church, place Sept. 3 in the ohuroh. tractor, and Mrs. Pierce have Donald of Shrewsbury, anc Circles 3 and 4 made plans fo George Lange, Red Bank. Mrs lived in Shrewsbury all their mar- FURNITMItl put through professional' cleaning processes, a joint covered dish supper in tfv COVERED DISH - The Worn ried life, and at their present McDonald's daughter, Mrs.Wil 148 Broad St., Red Bank, N. 3. SH 7-MM church in. September. Mrs en's Association of the Atlanta address for 30 years. liam Herden Shrewsbury anc using modern scientific equipment, as much as Highlands Presbyterian Churcl Ora ]( A.M. to • r.H. Hon. thn Frl. Helen Conover will present boo family, also were among the re- I A.M. I* I P.M. S«orday». reviews. held a covered dish dinner Moi On June 1 the couple received ception guests Saturday. 15% of the grease and grime cannot ba re- Mrs. Thomas Miloney is lead day evening. an Apostolic Blessing which is er of Circle 3. Mrs. Albert New especially treasured by them be- moved? Ordinary do-it-yourself methods do cause it arrived from Rome just man is Circle 4 leader with Mrs GUEST SPEAKER - Mrs only half the job. Henry Chadwick, co-leader Brigadier John Fahey of the Sa: prior to the death of Pope John, charge of program. Chairmei vation Army, Red Bank, w whose picture appears on the are Mrs. R. G. Baxter, Ohristiai guest speaker at a combinec document. The request for the service; Mrs. John Quivey, hos meeting of the Amico Bible Class blessing was entered through the DON'T WAIT—Have your rugs thoroughly pitality, and Mrs, Willian and Mary Elizabeth Sutph: efforts of Mrs. Pierce's niece, Graves, missions. Guild recently in the New Moi Sister Mary David of St. Francis cleaned with our new automated "Jet Cleaning Circle 5 was organized wi mouth Baptist Church, Process" which gently removes the deep down Mrs. Elmer Cottrell as leade Her topic was "Just Like and Mrs. William Barrett as co Woman." A covered dish su Dinner Honors dirt particles. Now you can make your rugs per was served by the soci FUN! SUN! ieader. The September meetin committee. Bride-to-Be HURRY! HURRY! last longer . . . look lovelier, Call Today! UNION BEACH - Miss Doro- EXPLORER LAST MEETING - Mrs. thy MacGeorge, Emerson St., LIMITED RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE Francis Rauch spoke on Chr was guest of honor at a dinner DAY CAMP tian obedience at the final mee and bridal shower recently in the ing of the Ladies Aid Society American Hotel, Freehold. McGuire's Grove the New Monmouth Bapti The party was given by co- PLANNED DAILY ACTIVITIES! 9x12 RUG .... ONLY $9.72 ENROLL NOW Ghurch lost week in Fellowsh workers at Lavoie Laboratories. Hall. Cancer dressings we • OCEAN BATHING • SALT WATER IN POOL AT MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Attending were Mrs. Alfred A. made. Earl, Mrs. Walter Dollinger, Miss • HEATED SHOWERS From 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 2-4-6 or 8-Week Sewloitt Dessert was served by Mr Sharon Candoza, Mrs. Richard June 24 - Aug. 16 William Bisgrove, Mrs. Ante- Loeb, Mrs. Albert Kingeter, Mrs. Diving board • Spaclom clean beach FREE CALL AND DELIVERY loyi and Girls—4 to 14 Krumel, Mrs. James Azlin an John Goodhand and Mrs. Mar- Outdoor ihuffleboard Mrs. Geraldine Stout. IVJeetin, For Information 747-2241 garet Cook, all of Union Beach; Large adult pool 60x135 will be discontinued un Mrs. Alden Sproul, Mrs. Edward 741-9007 - LI Ml83 Children'! pool • Basketball • Tennli September. Poling, Keyport; Mrs. Lawrence Free parking 500 cart • Lifeguards J. Bucco, Mntawan; Mrs. Peter Cicsviello and Mrs. Edward Athletic director • Picnic area Walsh, Cliffwood; Miss Hazel Swimming and diving Iciioni Kelhcm, Hazlet, and Mrs. Martha Sliding board info pool Samolyk and Mrs. Pauline Be- BOAT GLASS dona, Morganville. for "See"-worthy mates! LANDSCAPING AWARDS WONE FOR FREE ESTIMATES TODAY! SHREWSBURY - The New Hoard of nlrri'lors NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CUSTOM CUTTING J.ilil, A frill t'lrli'llo, Alhlrllii * Jersey Garden Club, after state- WHITE SANDS Walfr Sin,iv Illinliiri; I'.rik wide judging, selected the Guild Ilirlehpii, BIO HfiiiliTiiirrn .\v<*., PLATE GLASS [lilrrlsli n, ll|.; |.->7|l|; | ,(,| |(, of Creative Art, 020 Broad St., (HI,.111, II lull,,,, M., lrri'linlil, In ^Bhon»—or in our plant POOL AND BEACH 111) MIH8! Illik Hli'rlc DM MORRIS COMPANY and Joan Ann Chilton and As- lll«lidi»rIANE MARIE JACKO, daughter skett, sunshine; Mrs. Harold Han- Council. She also is a graduate 127, sponsored by the Belford lop, Mrs. William Costigan, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William T. vey, telephone; Mrs. George Co- of Red Bank Catholic High Methodist Church, will hold its Douglas Pennoyer and Mrs. Lyle acko, 34 Birch Wood Ct., New bum, ways and means; Mrs. School. Miss Dougherty will teach annual picnic Sunday in Camp Scott, all of Colts Neck; Mrs. irewsbury, who was granted a [August Zitzman, yearbook, and third grade in Forrestdale School Housman, Farmingdale. John Bennett, Sr., and Miss Elsie jachelor of arts degree cum Mrs. Arthur Cannon, community Ditmar, Freehold; Mrs. Joyce C. laude; PETER CLOONEY, son of in Rumson in the fall. Cars will leave the church calendar. Huber, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Mrs. John J. Clooney, parking lot at 12:30 p.m. The Mrs. H, A. Barrett, East Bruns- 4i Glenwood Dr., New Shrews- picnic is scheduled to begin at Graduation Party wick; Mrs. E.F. Van Dei-veer, ury, MISS MAUREEN DOUGH- 1:30. Registration cards for the Upper Montclair, and Miss Jan- ERTY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BELFORD - Miss Susan Mar- coming year will be distributed. Demo Club's ice Higgy, Columbus, Ohio. ieorge Dougherty, 27 Center St., vin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eia, cubmaster, and John ea Bright. Nash, chairman, are in charge Final Session Mrs, Robert Cummins, horti- James Marvin of Railroad Ave., of arrangements. The closing meeting of the Wom- culture chairman, announced win- A fine arts major, Miss Jacko who was graduated Wednesday ners of a recent garden and ras a member of the Fine Arts en's Democratic Club of Mon- from Middletown Township High mouth County will take place flower photo contest. First places •ssociation of the New Jersey Birthday Obtervance School, was given a party re- Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Atlan- ill I were won by Mrs. Albert George, education, Mu Sigma sorority, UNION BEACH - The birth- tic Highlands Democratic head- a black and white; Mrs. Robert appa Delta Pi, national honor cently in her home. CANTERBURY FAIR TIME is Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the grounds of St. Boykin, a color close-up of ociety in education and served day of Mrs. James Haggerty, Sr., quarters on First Ave. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. rose; Mrs. Leonard Reade, s president of Kappa Pi, na- was observed at a meeting of the Speaker will be the newly George'j-by-the-River Episcopal Church, Rumson. General chairman of St. Mary's Clarence Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. spring garden; Mrs. Ralph Wood- ional honor art society. She will Crystal Social Club Monday night appointed Monmouth County reg- Guild committees is Mrs. Charles E. P. Johnson, left, displaying toy table items to Wilson -Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. ruff, a summer garden, and Mrs. ;each at Forrestdale School in in Crystal Bar. Attending were istration chairman, Patrick Mc- Arnold Pedersefr and son Arnold, Mrs. Katherine Kane, Mrs. Fred Mrs. William G. Liebhauser. • Reade, a fall garden. umson in the fall. Gann, Jr. Members of the At Miss lngrld Alban, Mr. and Mrs. Varlese, Mrs. Frank Raccioppi, Mr.' Clooney, a social studies lantic Highlands Democratic Club Second places were won by William Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Andrew McCarthy, Mrs. major, was a member of Phi will be hostesses. Mrs. John R. Mrs. Boykin, a color close-up; Thomas Mazzaroppi, Phillip Maz- Margaret Donnelly, Mrs. Henry igma Epsilon, the Newman Club, Keilt is In charge of arrange- Mrs. Peter Read, a spring gar- zaroppi, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hardy,'Sr., Mrs. Alfred Wilson Guild Lists Canterbury Fair Aides litizenship Committee, Class ments. den; Mrs, Edward Tilton, a sum- Bennett and son Donald, Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Kane. louncil and Russian Club. He RUMSON - St. Mary's Guild church grounds from 10 a.m. toMrs. G. Stephen Young, grocery mer garden; and Mrs. Read, a Mrs. Roy Crawford and Mrs. fall garden. Judges were Mrs. eceived a citizenship award in Wvnkin' Jacket of St. George's-by-the-River 4 p.m. basket, assisted by Mrs. Clarence lis senior year, and has been Heber Forrest. ZIPPY MINKS Episcopal Church has announced Mrs. Charles E.P. Johnson is Wickman, Mrs. Harry Robertson Cummins, Mrs. LeRoy Tillotson Teen-age girls too bashful to warded a two-year scholarship A mink coat that zips up the its chairmen and committe work- general chairman of the guild and Mrs. Richard H. Greten; and Mrs. William Fluhr. do their own flirting are expected or a resident assistantship at the REFRIGERATE PROMPTLY . front like old time housecoats are ers for the church's annual committees and Miss Edith Mrs. Charles Briggs, fish pond Mrs. William Mulheron will to spend a few dollars for a taiversity of Nebraska where he Dont let eggs you've bought on current fuzry, wuizy piizrlers. Be- Canterbury Fair Tuesday. Fischer, vice chairman. and toys, assisted by Miss Marie speak on "Flower Show Organ- fill be a candidate toward shopping day sit around in your cause the pile is dense, and thewhite butcher jacket that will do Briggs, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Wil-ization" at the fall meeting Sept, The fair will take place on In charge of committees are master's degree in political sci- car all morning while you do ripper one of those new indis- their flirting for them. liam Liebhauser, Miss Helen 17, in the Little Red Schoolhouse. nee. He is a Red Bank Catholic other chores! To hold up, eggs cernible kinds, it's impossible to Called a winkin' jacket, the Spieller, Mrs. Frank Mason and High School graduate. need prompt refrigeration. tell by looking just how the back features a full-faced draw- Mrs. George Harvey. wearer gets in and out of it. ing of a dreamboy with a button Auxiliary News Also, Miss Cecile Payne, doll || eye that winks and blinks as the 53 Diplomas table, assisted by Mrs. Catherine girl moves. Made of washable Taylor; Miss Joseph Sigier, no- white cotton, the jacket is cardi- tions and fancy work, assisted Presented gan type with a single pleated by Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Harry SHERMAN'S BATH SHOP DRAPERY patch pocket and *A length un- County Officers Peterson, Mrs. Harry Archer, cuffed push-up sleeves. The lad has Poles, Shelves, Towel Rings and Mrs. Edward Jeffrey and Mrs.At Holmdel on the back comes in three types; The Monmouth County American Legion Auxiliary Daniel Bedford; Mrs. Kenneth HOLMDEL-Fifty - three eight! FABRIC blonde, black or red-haired. installed its new officers recently in the Asbury Park Bruce, aprons, assisted by Mrs.grade pupils were graduate: legion home. Ceremonies were conducted by Mrs. Karl Charles Kronlin, Mrs. George from the Holmdel Townshii Kayser and Mrs. Daniel Sinclair. Public Schools at ceremonies las SALE Riverside Lorenz of Stanhope, department president, assisted by Also, Mrs. Charles Kuper, food, night at the Indian Hill School 100% Re-Built past county presidents. Mrs. Elsa Davison, English- assisted by Mrs. Julius Kissel, Rev. A. A. Burkhardt, pastoi town, served as sergeant-at-arms and Mrs. Mary Me- Mrs. Joseph Lease, Miss Claire of the Holmdel Church, pro ANTIQUE SATINS nounced the invocation. Engines Guigan, Sea Girt, was installing chaplain. Tharin, Mrs. George A. Robert- shaw, Mrs. Eleanor Alexander Roger Alan Cowles, class presi- GLOSHEENS New officers are Mrs.f and Mrs. Lillian Grassin. dent, welcomed parents, and ar Martha Silva, Asbury Park, posters on the Buddy Poppy en introduction was made by Rich- tered in a contest sponsored with president; Mrs. John De- ard M. Ford, principal. Essayi WAVERLY irl Scout Troop 198. Winners were read by Gail Susan Bruno, Waine, Keyport, first vice were Lynn Saidenburg, first; God, Country Mary Ann Cavalaro and Joseph SPECTRUM president; Mrs. Harry Breil, Jean Marie Phillips, second, and Lucania. Charles S. Pfiefer, presi- Riverside Engine Union Beach, second vice presi- Karen Nebus, third. dent of the Board of Education Guarantee. II re-man- dent; Mrs. George Rinear, Key Award Made RIVERDALES ulactured assembly Mrs. Harry Ross reported tha presented the diplomas to the fills because a part port, treasurer; Mrs. Basil S!o- HIGHLANDS-William Mercier, of the assembly is de- Installed $71 for the new building fund graduates. ALL ... fective within 90 days cum, West Long Branch, secre-] Jr., was presented' the God and was raised at a recent rummage ; Achievement awards were pre- from dote of Installa- : Country award of scouting by tion or 4,000 miles of 1946-56 tary; Mrs. Harry Carter, Free- sale held by the auxiliary. Cloth- sented by Norman Schantz, presi use (whichever comes Dodg* 6 Rev. Richard Ryley at a Sunday first), the pan will hold, historian; Mrs. Carolinel ing not sold was donated to ;h dent of the Holmdel Townshi Plymouth morning service in the Methodist be replaced free. Letts, Leonardo, chaplain, and Vanity Fair at Marlboro State Civic Association, to Joseph Pal Nominal labor charge, Church. 1 YARD I Mrs. Anna Shiner, Asoury Park, Hospital and to the Blind Foun misano and Gail Bruno. Mrs, The medal, the church shield 59 *Wlth head **Wirtiout head dation. Fred C. Rauffus, president of thi sergeant-at-arms. VALUES TO $2.49 suspending from a blue ribbon, is ALUES TO $2. With eld engine in trade Parent-Teacher Association, pre- Restore your eld car's pep Mrs. Lorenz spoke of the ex- A donation of $20 was sent to presented by the church and is sented awards to Roger Cowle: power, performance. cellent work which had been the department cancer fund. earned within the church. and Gail Bruno; and Donald A Price Include* Inifallarlon. done by Monmouth County The next meeting will be held Mercier has been through three TRIMMINGS throughout the past year in vari- July 3 in the post home. Korneski, president of the Holm years of cubbing and has been a del Township Education Associa ous local, department and nation- Mrs. Lambertson announced member of the Twin Light Boy TOWN \\Montgomery Ward al projects. tion, presented awards to Josepl her chairmen for. the coming Scout Troop 25 a year and a Lucania, Joseph Palmisano am term. They are Mrs. Carl Stiles half. He is a first class scout and Mary Ann Cavalllero. 24 Moitmoutft St. Rtd Bank Monmourii Shopping Center The Independent Fire Com-| rehabilitation; Mrs. Joseph will appear before the next board Graduates were: LI 2-2150 pany Auxiliary of Belford will Campbell, membership; Mrs of review for star rank. He is Jimmy S. Alsobrooks, Danie! hold a tricky tray party July'18 William Lehman, community the patrol leader of the Alligator Lee Avchen, Michael Paul Barna, at 8 p.m. in the fire house, Rt. service; Mrs. Paul Pouzenc, hos- patrol and a den chief. Dianne Yvonne Baker, Chery 36. Mrs. Thomas , Starnick is pital; Mrs. Joseph Collins, William Mercier, Sr., assistant Ann Breedlove, Gail Susan Bruno chairman. " Americanism; Mrs. William Lar- scoutmaster of Troop 25 and kins, cancer; Mrs. Campbell father of the scout, pinned the Mary Ann Cavallero, Stephen Committee members are Mrs. SUMMER WORKSHOP youth activities; Mrs. Richard award on his son and Mrs. Mer-James Coyne, Robert Michael Martin Knudsen, Mrs. John Sor- Duffy, Henry Bruce Eggleston Nebus, publicity; Mrs. Harry cier was presented rentino, Mrs. Charles Doran, a pin by Linda Elsi Etzkorn, Elain Ross, New Jersey Cottage and Rev. Mr. Ryley. Mrs. Melvin Reeves, Mrs. Albert National Home; Mrs. Vinceff Cheryl Feilman, Judith C a r o ACTING-MIME-SPEECH Runge and Mrs. Peter De Nicola. Members of the scout's patrol Gasaway. Garcia, legislative; Mrs. VanI ,wer e present for the ceremony, , Mrs. George Evans received al Robert N. Griffo, Peter James her auxiliary pin following a six-Clief, senior citizens; Miss Ellen i °ng with other scouts working (Effective For Poise and Self-Confidence) for the same award. Allen Genovese, Ellen Hammer, Mary month probationary period at a Kelly, civil defense, and Mrs. Turner, Scoutmaster, was also Margaret Hamcik, Betty Jear recent meeting in the fire house. William Chichester, Loyalty Day. present. According to Mr, Turner Hartley, Dorothy Marie Iaderosa The next meeting will be July 9. Cathy Ann Johanson, Jea UNIT QUEEN - Miss Karen j this is the first God and .Country ADULTS - TEENS • CHILDREN award presented by the Methodist Thomas Kelsey, Gall Janet Kuch School FIREMEN'S FAIR - The Ann Nebus, president of the Church to a member of the troop ler, Joseph P. Lucania, Margaret Director — ROIIRT I. WAYMAN, Stage, Screen, TV. Radio ar J auxiliary of Hazlet Fire Com- Junior Girts Unit to the Keyport May McCormick, April Lynni in the unit's 39 years of exist- HELA SLAVINSKA Formerly American Academy el Dramatic Art pany No. 1 will be in charge of VFW Auxiliary was chosen State Morrison, Leslie Ann Meyer. tirls Unit Queen recently a refreshment stand at the an- Joseph Palmisano, Susan Rutl through an essay contest. She From nual firemen's fair July 26 to Peseux, Karen Ann Pitcher, Sail JULY 8 - AUGUST 31 was judged the most outstanding president; Mrs. Basil Slocum, re- Aug. 4 on the fair grounds, Rt. Arm Porter, Paul Gregory Purin unit member in the state. cording secretary; Mrs. Harry Bailor Russe de Monte Carlo 35. Mrs. James J. Cullen, chair- ton, Susan A. Reil, Catherine Public Performance in Our Own Theatre man of community welfare, is in Miss Nebus presented Gov. Stille, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Dominic Nannini, treasur- Mary Resciniti, Josephine Mary charge of making a homemade Richard J. Hughes with the first Resciniti, Linda Ann Reya, Don ANNUAL RECITAL quilt. Buddy Poppy at the State House, er; Mrs. Natalie Pullen, histori- NEW LOCATION an; Mrs. F. Raymond Turtle, na Ann Ryder, Virgen Milagro Hostesses at the recent meet' Trenton, during the recent poppy /FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 21. 1963 chaplain, and Mrs. John August Ruiz, Alan Bruce Schaffter, Fran v ing were Mrs. Malcolm W. Pe-sale. sergeant-at-arms. ces Theresa Smith, Robert E ' AT 8:00 P. M. ; seux and Mrs. Ralph W. Ronson. The unit presented an Ameri- nest Smithers, John Arthur Stean N. J. ACADEMY of DRAMATIC ART Elected as delegates to county can flag to Brownie Troop 179 of Carol Ellen Swanson, Susan Jan meetings were Mrs. Rice, Mrs, Middletown High School 772 RIVER ROAD., FAIR HAVEN, N. J. ESSAY WINNERS - Winners Hazlet. Miss Eileen Candelora Taylor, Diane Charlene Watson Slocum, Mrs. Nannini, Mrs, CALL 842-0132 of the essay contest for Keyport made the presentation to troop Linda Ellen Welle, John Jame: Floyd Bell and Mrs. Heinlein. Al- High School students sponsored leader Mrs. William Whitacre Welch, Steven Craig Wilberl ternates are Mrs. Fudge, Mrs, by the Keyport Veterans of For-and Miss Nebus spoke on care of Karm Augusta Williams, Lesl SUMMER 'CLASSES Val Messinger, Mrs. Angelo Per- eign Wars Auxiliary, were an- the (lag. Sue Young and James Frederic NOW IN SESSION Installation of officers will take etti, Mrs. Pullen and Mrs. Stille nounced at ii recent meeting Zahl. • Ballet • Toe • Tap • Character • Modern the post home. place tonight in the Lincoln Hose A check of $100 was given to Mrs. Warren Van Clicf, retir- Company firehouse, Second St. the post toward its building fund Only at SILBERSTEIN'S There's no Trick to Having Es ing president, made the presen- Miss Nebus will attend the ELECTION of officers of the 6 BROAD ST. RED BANK tra Cash. You Get it Fast Whei tation of cash awards and medals state convention in Wildwood. Past Presidents Cluh of the Twin- You Use The Register Classified at the annual awards day pro light American Legion Auxiliary, can you find . . . —Advertisement. SH 7-2507 OR SH 1-9728 gram held recently in the high WEST LONG BRANCH auxil Highlands, will be held Monday A crew of 10 artisans trained school. Winners were Rose Ann iary delegates to the American Sixth annual dinner took placi Grasso, senior, first place; Legion convention in September, Tuesday in Ba-hrs Restaurant, in the grand tradition . . . Linda Whaley, sophomore, sec also scheduled for Wildwood, wil! Highlands. COME TO THE FAIR—FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD! ond place, and Sherry Wolfe, be Mrs. Basil Slocum, Mrs. Wil- MRS. WILLIAM HUBBS was accepted as a new member of Where Old World craftsmanship it handed down junior third place. Hum Rice and Mrs. Joseph Hsin- The first place essay has been lein. the Twinlight auxiliary at a re- from father to ion. entered in the state competition, New officers of Unit 411 arecent meeting in the post home. 1 Reports from the various stand- CANTERBURY FAIR The winner will be announced Mrs. William Rice, president , ing committee chairmen. Mrs. A design staff whose varied experience can assist at the department convention to Mrs. Ellery Fudge, first vice open Wednesday in Wildwood. president; Mrs. J, R. Woolley John J. Dowd and Mrs. Robert At St. George's-by-the-River RUMSON you with any decorating problem you may have. Mrs. .lohn Sommer presented Jr., second vice president; Mrs ISnxter furnished refreshments. cash awards for the three best Marry Livingston, third vie Mrs, Elizabeth Hcliker and Mrs, Ann Hubbs will be hostesses fol- Where factory and showroom space, all under lowing a meeting Wednesday. One Day Only fUESD AY June 25 one roof, is in the heart of Red Bank. RED BANK'S ONLY TWO JUNE GRADUATES of Rain or Shhu> If you are seeking quality, and price, you Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, Highlands, were named will be amazed at our ability to satisfy your most Cold Storage Vaults I winners of Mie nnnuO'l American- Plants and Flowers, Country Store Booth, White Elephant, Treasure Chest, ism Essay contest sponsored by discriminating taste as well as your budget. the Mfihlands VFW Auxiliary. Religious Table, Jewelry, Hat Bar, Doll Table, Cakes and Cookies, Gifts,' FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS The two, Linda Goleman nnd Pony Rides, Art Booth. Vincent Gorman, were presented No charge Jor csliittftlc!, of course SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN American flogs by Mrs. Knther- • tondod Bouloman • Economical Rates Ine B. Johnson, 'nc auxiliary'* patriotic instructor. Lobster Salad or Turkey Sandwich Luncheon A Pollyannn secret pal party Hot Dogs - Soda - Ice Cream M. SILBERSTEIN LEON will be held following Mic auxll- Interior Designs • Furniture • Drajicrics - Slipcovers WHITE ST. • SH 7-2800 • RED BANK inry meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Vi- Exciting Games for the Kids Throughout the Day vian Sanborn is in charge. The 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK mating will be followed by a Com* Early f Stay Latt ... You havt a DATE TUESDAY, JL I I. . ' JL- r — Chinese auction. STEY1 ROPIR By SAWDERS and OVERGAMiVffll ROPER By SAUNDERS tni OVERGAKD tOIC-fMNTINMKHC ami-nttwsmtr/ HE 1X0 ME HE NM> SOME IMMf M mi ws m comtai TO uSm^

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m. . June M. BED BAfflC REGISTER Vcw Residents Transplant Only Nursery Stock At Strathmore FREEHOLD - Is it too late tojor wood chips can be planted »t JJATAWAN TOWNSHIP Hudson, Essex, Morris, Mercer, discourage weed growth around Also, Mr. and Mrs. Howan WELCOME, PARTNER — Herbert P. Srrack, Fair Ha- Union, Somerset, and Middlesex turing a portico entrance and a colonial bay window, that it being offered at William the plants. Garet, 136 Idolstone La., and Counties. ven, president of International Crane and Excavator P. Schmal's 59-home development at Wychwood in Holmdel. These homes, located their children Cindy, 4& and Corp. of the Tiiller Building, Red Bank, left, welcomes The land use inventory will be Award Road Pact on the Holmdel-Keyport Rd., are priced from $22,990. They feature three and four Russell, 12 months, formerly of done by 125 young men, most of visiting James Steel, chairman of the board of Steel bedrooms, ceramic colored baths, recreation rooms, custom birch or teak wood cab- Jericho, L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. them college students on summer FREEHOLD — A contract foi Edward Gray, 16 Icemeadow La. inets and closets. In the Williamsburgh there also are a two-car garage, large & Co., Lt., Sunderiand, England. Mr. Steel directs vacation. $52,949 was awarded by th and their children Karen, 6, and corporations with factories and marketing divisions The transportation study will Board of Freeholders Wednesda recreation room, lavatory plus, basement for storage, four family-sized bedrooms Douglas, 4, formerly of Norwalk, to the Fred McDowell Co., Nep- cover all forms of travel. Two- on one level, with the master bedroom having an adjoining lavatory, living room, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney throughout the world. International handles sales and thirds of the cost is being paid tune, low bidder, for patching Groffman, 109 Idolstone La., and dining room and a kitchen with full dining area. distribution of Steel's British products in the Western for by the federal government, up portions of various Monmout their sons Elliot, % and Petei County roads under the 1963 Hemisphere. with the state paying two-ninths 5'/2, formerly of Kew Gardens, and the 10 counties dividing up Highway Department program. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. James Gall the remaining ninth. The agreement calls for appli The Golden Strand agher, 20 Ice Meadow, La., and The information will be used cation of bituminous concrete i their children Kevin, 13, Robert, II, and Mary, 7!4, formerly by the Tri-State Transportation areas specified in advertisement Indoor Garden Show Belleville; Mr. and Mrs. 'Leotian Committee to work out transpor- published earlier by the board. Sea Bright Well Equipped Harmon, 9 Ivy Hill Dr., and thei; tation" plans for the metropolitan son Stephen, 15, formerly of Ber- area of New York, New Jersey It pays to advertise in the Rec New Order in Decorating wick, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Connecticut. Bank Register.—Advertisement. M. Haut, 76 Irongate La., and By VIVIAN BROWN ;ed to be kept dean, and leave* their sons Adam, 3& and Davi AP Newsfeature Writer lould be dusted occasionally, For Summer Vacationers An indoor garden seems to be id of course, they need to be 2%, formerly of Flushing, N. Y.; By AL HORAY been reported to be dwindling. been excluded from the facility Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kleindienst, the new order in decorating. atered and given fresh air, Potential Highlands beach after the parking area has been SEA BRIGHT-With the bath- 141 Idolstone La., and their son It's fine as long as you don't specially during the winter, areas have disappeared over re- closed. ing season arriving along the John, 17, formerly of West New make a jungle out of your house. ardy plants can tolerate some New Jersey coast, the borough cent years as thousands of,pil- juses but some fruit-growing Frank J. Hall, Highlands real York; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Krie Plants — tall, short, fat — can finds itself in the position of be- ings in the Shrewsbury River tor and former mayor, told The ants, such as the Jenisalem- ger, 20 Iona PI., and their sons add a note of cheer to any house. ing one of the best equipped heralded the advent of boat Register that he favors a ferry lerry will forfeit its fruit if it Jonathan, 2, and Howard fivi You can't beat nature. But a communities on the Atlantic Sea- yards and marinas. service from the community to in the presence of gas fumes. months, formerly of Brooklyn sense of balance and proportion HWY. 36 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 board to accommodate local res* the park. "With this arrange- The new Sandy Hook Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. are the first requirements in You need not be a Slave to dents and the thousands of sum- ment," he said, "it would hardly Highlands officials have said, Joyce, Jr., and their sons Edward, choosing and arranging plants. [ants if you choose ftem wisely, \ ONE-STOP GARDEN CENTER f mer vacationers migrating to the could accommodate summer resi- be reasonable to exclude swim 2, and Robert two months, for- Use as many plants as you indergarten tote keep plants in area. dents and local persons. It has mers from the park because the merly of Flushing, N. Y. been wryly observed, however, parking lot is filled." can wisely intergrate into the de- x>d condition with a minimum With the borough-owned beach, sign of your room, but don't that the park facilities are often Also, Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. care — faithful watering and equipped with a large parking Sea Bright, however, has no create clutter. One straggly little closed to the public as early as Lawler, 90 Irongate La., and ttention. But first the plant lot and the firemen's beach park- such problem. In the North vine or weary looking snake plant 11 a.m. due to the parking area their children Warren, 5, Scoft lust be provided with a heaWi- ing area, and the dozen beach Beach section of the community can ruin your indoor garden. NOW'S THE and cabana olubs dotting the being filled. Regulations stipu- there are the Downsea Beach 2 and Laurie, 12 months, fo horoe site. A single plant can stand on shorefront, the community is late that when the parking lot and Pool Club, the Ship Aihoy, merly of the Bronx, N. Y.; M its own if -it has an elegant ap- said to be ready, willing and has reached its capacity, the the new location of the Sandlass and Mrs. Joseph W. Martucci, pearance. But is shouldn't look TIME TO SUMMER able to provide for the summer swimming area is not accessible Beach Club with its new $30,000 543 Lloyd Rd., and their children lost. Its purpose should be ap- migration. to bathers.. Reports show that pool, the Surfrider, which re- Maria, 18, Pat, 16, Joseph, 1 swimmers arriving by taxi have cently changed owners, Sea Kathy, 8, formerly of Newark parent — it has been singled out FOWER FEED YOUR LAWN Councilman William Darby Bright Beach Club and Sea Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marshall as a thing of beauty, it is sup- last night lauded the swimming Bright Bathing Pavilion (El 50 Imbrook La., and their chil- plying color accent in a unique facilities located in the borough. liot's). dren Janis, 16, and Deborah, 1 way or it is softening its sur- WITHOUT FEAR I don't know of another com- Realty Firm roundings. MOWERS In the* central area of the bor- formerly of West New York; Mi munity with the number of pub- The trend is to keep plants ough, the community boasts its and Mrs. Solomon I. Sheppe. lic and club swimming facilities together for a grand design. A Opens Office borough facilities, the famed 93 Idolstone La., have marriei Sale and Service OF BURNING IT that we have," he said. piece, of statuary In the arrange- Peninsula House, a coastal land- children, and are from Brooklyn; MIDDLETOWN - Reinfeld ment can increase it importance. Specialists for To the south, Monmouth Beach mark for many years with surf Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sharpe, Realty Company has officially Begin with a cut-philodendron or maintains a bathing beach and and pool swimming and Emery's 101 Idolstone La., and their chil- WITH NEW . . . opened its newest branch office other tail plant, combining it TORO pavilion for local residents, and Beach CM>. dren James, 10, Katherine, at 1835 Rt. 55 here. The branch with plants of different heights to the north, Highlands has three Mary Diane, 4, William, 3, an ECLIPSE office is managed by Sheldon And in the south beach sec for very special treatment. A minimal bathing beaches to han- Thomas, 17 months, formerly Cohen, Union and has Robert tion, there is the Trade Winds, shallow receptacle with some GRAVELY •, dlp summer crowds wihioh have Goodman, Elizabeth, as its sales- with summer and winter pool fa- Kearny; Mr. and Mrs. George D Swanson, 60 Irongate La,, anc pebbles could be the base for man manager. cilities as well as surf swimming, the statuary. It may be as large BOLENS Mr. Cohen was formerly sales the Edgewater Beach Club, th their sons Gordon, 2, and Mai PREMIER SHOWING! thew, eight months, formerly as you like, if your room can WHEELHORSE manager of the Reinfeld Home Driftwood and the Harbor Light. take it. office in Dunellen and Mr. Good- Shore Day Camp. Jackson Heights, N. Y.; Mr. an Plants can be the focal point Come discover the meaning of individuality man has transferred from the Mrs. Gerald E. Schnee, 15 Ion The Independent candidate foi of a room, especially in warmer Metuchen branch office where he mayor, John J. Picknally, recent- La., and their son Scott, 5, for MONMOUTH weather when a cozy fireplace in beautiful Colts Neck Township, N. J. was sales manager. ly approached Borough Council merly of Jackson Heights, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wasserma lies dormant. They are in- MOWER, INC. Every home is an individual masterpiece of craftsmanship, custom built The office is next to Harmony and called for a borough-owned dispensable in a room with lots swimming pool which would be 18 Ivy Hill Dr., and their childrer with the most sensitive standards of excellence . . . from original plans Bowl. of glass, placed near the window 656 Hwy. 35, Middle*** installed near the public beach. Ellen, 2, and Neil, two weeks by foremost architects or from your own plans reflecting your own re-, formerly of Brooklyn. walls. ; (IV] miles lourii of 5 Coriwra) TACKLE TOUGH JOB Although Mayor Thomas Farrel A good arrangement for any quirements. Phalanx Farms takes you back to the heritage of early H1NDMAN, Ky. (AP)-Students and Councilman Frank Van Du Serving Monmoulh County area could be two or three tall colonial homelands . . . bordered by a beautiful lake, built within the at Alice Lloyd College solved zer noted that funds were no Since 1945 Hal Boyle Vacations plants in different sizes, four to loveliest apple and peach orchards, flourishing tree-lands and rich foliage the problem of constructing a available for such a project, the six medium-sized plants to fill Phone 671-1073 new dormitory and an addition to idea was not condemned. NEW YORK - Hal Boyle, As . . . and only 2.7 miles from the Red Bank exit of the Garden State Park- in gaps below, a large tray or the library. They plan to do the sociated Press columnjst, is o way. Only 15 minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, Phalanx Farms is the Few communities, borough of- container of pebbles on which work themselves before the 1963 most imaginative concept in suburban living yet conceived . .. one that ficials and local residents alike vacation. His "Poor Man's Phi you can put a piece of statuary THE faU term opens. The college is demands your presence to be fully appreciated. Each home, built on one have said, have the sun and surf losopher" column will not appeal and surround it with a number of located at Pippa Passes in the facilities for swimming which in The Register until nex glorious acre, conveniently stands at the gateway to all conveniences of smaller plants with graceful foli- mountains of eastern Kentucky. this borough boasts. Wednesday. SAFE modern living . . . quick transportation, fine public, private and parochial age and color. ALL AROUND schools, shopping facilities and easy commuting. The choice of plants varies with the climate but plants at FERTILIZER Priced from 133,000 every level may be found to sup- FOR WARM WEATHER! ply blooms some of the time. The USE ON LAWNS. FLOWERS SUMMER SALE! statuary may be any size from a AND GARDENS very small piece to a large stone carving. Old decoys and wooden figure heads may be integrated Custom Reupholstery nicely. Plants may be put on blocks to balance height. Tall plants include palms, ferns, rubber plants, podocarpus, CHAIRS*SOFAS $7A philodendron and bamboo. Ferns that are best grown indoors in- clude holyfern and birdsnest fern. from I V Medium-size plants include geraniums combined with varie- gated ivy, tuberous begonia, fuchsia, poinsettia, oxalis, lilies, imoatiens. Small plants could be cactus, forget-me-not, kalenohoe, llly-of- valley, African violets, begonia, hyacinth, nasturtium. Large important containers can add to the decorative effect but • 100% natural organic may dash and ruin a simple • Simultanaously activatas arrangement. A large container and condition! your toil could be built to protect the • Guaranteed non-burning floor. A rectangle or square, four inches deep, of wood could be Buy now at your lined with pebbles, newspaper local Garden and and an old-shower sheet under it. Hardware Centers Into it could be placed plants directly in their clay pots. Manufactured by All plants require good light ORGANIC GROWTH whether they hang from the ceil- PRODUCTS CO. .. with the Very Special ing or stand on the floor. They Formlngdalo, New Jersey Bonus of Foam Cushions ASSOC. SHOP-AT-HOME INC. SERVICE ZOUBEK CA 9-0350 Construction, Industrial Equipment, Supplies

DISTRIBUTORS FOR /I/oil's /ion bum nerving the All Work Done Ueuphohlery needs of the P. K. LINDSAY CO., Inc. Here, On Premiiei Shori' for 4 decades A custom home community by Marvin K. llroder, Builder AIR \ SAND Sale* Agent: George V. lllmensee . . . Hione 462-3172 A I A LVI'C UPHOLSTERY COMPRESSORS \ BUSTERS DIRECTIONS: Gardan Stafa Parkway south lo ExW 109 (Red Bunk) at Newman Springt ALAND SHOPS. INC. Road. Right (waif) on Newman Springs Road on* mils to Phalanx Road, Uft on AIR COMPRESSOR RENTALS Phalanx Road 1.7 milai \o Phalanx Farim. Lafl turn to offico. Or—Routa 34 to Phalanx . . . "Maimjucluren (>/ Fine Furniture Since IVM" 75 cu. ft. to 900 cu. ft. Road. Fallow slant 1.5 milii to Phalanx Farmi. Right turn to offica. Cholsta and 7rii Avet. (Next to R.R. Tracks) Long Branch Model Phone: 747-9700 Our Representative Will Call with Samples—No Obligation* 42 IIRCH AVE. SH 7-4152 LITTLtJILVflt FrM*y, hm 21, 196J-18 of Land Use RED BANK REGISTER To Start in County Honlrl|it Time to Shear TRENTON — Monmouth Coun-jthe metropolitan area of Connec Inut the bother of relighting the iHOWER tion of Real Estate Boards, Ronald Clark, Edward Fox, Hot. It's a good idea, too, to HEAD Chicago. The club seeks to edu- James Jarvjs, Eric Richardson, cate broker* on such real estate ave a general inspection made determine that everything is Margaret Patrick, Marianne exchanges as the "home trade-in" Bender, Elizabeth Meehan, and program. In the club are more working order. Try to be ON THE HOUSE iresent when the inspection is Linda Rathburn. than 4,500 members. By ANDY LANG action in knowing that all areas iade, so that yu can get an Martin Brown, of the class of AP Newsfeatures iave been explored. nswer to any question that, is 1962, also received one of the BUTTON othering you. awards. Home owners faced with reno- In some cases, home owners Divorces The following organizations do- TO CLEAN vating and remodeling, projects are discovering that old-line nated funds to the scholarship are always wise to see whether materials hav* moved into the Granted (Questions of general Interest pool: any of the newer building prod- new-product category because of FREEHOLD — Superior Court 'ill be answered in this column, River Plaza Woman's Club, George C. Koeppel ucts fit in with their plans. Even :hanges in design or method of Judge Leon Leonard has granted lowever, individual correspond- & SON, Inc. when there is a decision to stick isage. Such is the case with the following divorces: :nce cannot be undertaken.) $200; Women's Club, $100; Ki- FhunbLnt, Heating, G.E. Appliances teel, most often thought of in wanis Club, $300; Veterans of Ul Flrat Are. — Atlantic lU|Wand with the time-tested materials Helen Walsh, 46 Belshaw Ave., Phone: M1-089O foreign Wars Post 2179, $250; as often happens, there is a satis- onnection with large structural Shresbury Township, from Rob- ylvan Pools to Exhibit Education Association, $2,500; mric. But new types of steel ert A. Walsh, also Shrewsbury combined Parent-Teacher Associ- eveloped in industry labora- Township, for extreme cruelty. it Real Estate Show Dries, and new uses for old ations, $800 and various . school They married April 12, 1941. NEW YORK - Sylvan Pools, ypes, are bringing a steady clubs, $1,150. BROWN Their four children were placed Inc., Doylestown, Pa., will be [ream of different products to The club donations were di- LET'S SWAP HOUSES n their mother's custody and featured in the National Real le home construction market. vided as follows: library, $200; Our "Trade-In' Plan" enityei PATCHES IN YOUR LAWN? their father was directed to pay Estate Show being held at the history, $100; future nurses, $200; ui to exchange your presW . . . This may vtry well bt coined by chinch bugi. Varieties of coated steels, for $10 support for each child weekly New York Coliseum. nstance, are being used for future teachers, $400, and a spe- Don't Itt your lawn be. dtirreytd. See «i today fer until each is 21 years of age. He To be officially opened by Pres- home for the one of your hingles as well as interior and cial scholarship in memory of «p«rt advlct. also is to pay a $350 counsel fee dent John F. Kennedy, the show choice, often without any addi- ixterior walls. Most durable- is Edward Spennola, class of 1963, to Mrs. Walsh's attorney, Bene- considered to be one of the tional cash on your part. wrcelain-on-steel, which is made $250. dict R. Nicosia of Red Bank. best in the nation and is expect- ly fusing a surface of impervious ed to draw people from all part: In addition, these awards were Arthur L. Dashevsky of South [MIDDLETOWN GARDEN CENTER ;Iass on steel. Used for many of the United States. As part ol announced: to Henry Wallace, the River, from Lena E. Dashevsky Hwy. 35 Mlddlerow* rears on refrigerators and stoves, the $23,000 home display being Titmus Optical Company Merit Walker & Walker of Roosevelt, for desertion. They (•pp. Keciuhura. lank) 671 -1050 his material is corrosion-re- built by Albee, the model Sylvan Scholarship Award for highest REALTORS married May V., 1941. Mrs. Dash- stant and comes in many colors pool will include a complete range scholastic average, and the evsky received custody of their SHREWSBURY—SH 1-5211 ith glossy, semi-gloss and of automated filtration and wa Bausch and Lomb Science Medal children and Mr. Dashevksy was MIDDLETOWN—471-3311 matte finishes. Porcelain-on- ter purification, equipment thai to Andrea Atkinson and William directed to yield his interest in steel also is used for shingles. wa« recently introduced by Syl Barnard, the Veterans of Foreign Mulripla Listing ond Tradt-lni. jointly-owned real estate at the Their durability is enhanced by van. Wars Citizenship Awards; to Kar- BRIGHT SUNLIGHT GETTING the use of stainless steel screws Elm Court address. o fasten them in place. YOU UP EARLY THESE DAYS? Steel siding made of porcelain- rigidity and will not warp, crack )n-steel can be rapidly installed or sag. Get Opaque because it is made in large Doors made of steel are now panels of from 4 to 8 feet in size. designedv for a wide range of What Shape is Your Backyard In? n occasional rain will keep a architectural styles. The tigh ROOM DARKENING jorcelain-on-steel roof looking fit of an outside steel door makes [resh, and a spray with a garden air leakage virtually nil, keeping WINDOW SHADES lose will do as much for the in the heat in winter and retain ides of the house. ing cool air in summer. ASK FOR Vinyl-coated steels, a new de- Folding steel doors for Interior velopment from industry labora- use also are gaining acceptance SWIMMING RIVER POOL SALES SIESTA tories, are also used for siding. And steel garage doors are es- They are available in a variety pecially convenient when double HAS A BEAUTIFUL POOL TO FIT IT! A JOANNA SHADE of textures ranging from fabric to doors can be hung as a single rood grain patterns. Vinyl-coated unit. A steel beam across the iteels are available for interior top of the door opening permits Your Own Luxurious 16x32' $1.59 ralls as well. a door two cars wide without a YOUR OWN GIGANTIC 24'x48" Both interior and exterior post in the center. BELOW GROUND "BUSTER CRABBE" i lanels may be installed on ordin- And just in case you are won- ABOVE GROUND POOL! ry" wood studs or on another new dering how you can hang a pic- ON YOUR ROLLER levelopment—nailable galvanised ture on an interior wall made of SWIMMING POOL iteel studs. These retain their Giant Swimming 1 steel—why, just use a magnet. 1.99 on new wood roller 24' x 48' Pool Supported Vinyl Wattle

Na iped te get up with tht blrdi when yen buy room- 4aftn\ni) window ihadei at frown1!! They k«p out tht bright uinllaht, let you sleep longer these bright lummer on theQreat dayi. And lee, these ihodti protect yeur furnlriirt from lading by keeping eul harmful sun rayi. Irlng yeur rolltri today, or buy ihadu en ntw rollers. Tlmerkan OUTSIDE PEEL BAMBOO ROLL-UP All 6-jt. long! • 1963 EXCLUSIVE BRIDGE TYPE CONSTRUCTION EXCLUSIVE (ESIGK-3!V to Vi DEEP Check These Outstanding Feature* • DIATOMITE FILTER 1. Iiclmlv* cai-loc 7. 10-yr. written warranty cencrttt coping t. Stainleii ittsl ladder • DOUGHBOY LADDER 2. Eulmiv* 16x20 diving 1. 8-ff. diving board area with largt llxH-ft. 10. Teit hit (hallow area for children 11. 100 Ibi. chlorine .-, ALL THREEWR 3. Chelct of (and and 12. Vacuum with floating from gravtl or dlatamactoui hou torth filter 13. 3-ff. patio around pool $ .00 4. Automatic ikhnmtr 14. 4-ft. chain link fenet 522,990 5. Rop« and floatt with goto surrounding 4. Maintenance fret vinyl entire area 299 TIIH WIUJAM3BUH0 liner Offer extended to Wednesday, June 26 FEATURES: Hirfe and four hfdroomn. recreation room, cmtom birch or Tenkwooil calil-(' IMMEDIATE nr-ts, lA.rge rtftirmenl*. fill! Inaillallmi and wrathur-, SAVE OVER We have a complete selection of •Irlpplnic, Calorie kllchftnii. automatic O.K. h«at,] OCCUPAHCIES, $ .00 Iwo-cur sarajM, 100 imp. afrvlcr. . AVAILAILCI i $200 above ground pools from 12' to 24'. 2895 Complett Filters - Ladders and Accessories. DIRECTIONS • NO MONEY DOWN VIA OARDEN STATE PARK- WAY—Tik« Parkway Bnulh to Ki>d flunk Kxlt 109 mil Nair- • 7 YEARS TO PAY No Money Down! 3 Years to Pay! man Bprlnttn Hd,, limn turn right on Npwman HprlnM nil., conllnut approxi- mately it* ralltt to USE YOUR HnlnvlH Onler »nrt I For Fret Estimate, Land Survey W fulfil. ON and Guidance Call 542-1777 • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY <'h mil ruin—Nuppllri Sales Agent Daily & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:SI> P.M. Altnvfl <1 round I'ooli Wed. and Frl. 'Ill t P.M. KASTNERMIRANTI 244 Highway No. 35 or Write Today! "Between Yanko'i 4 Reusslllea" K^ Modi: Home Phnnt 9tfl-n<4.1 100 Quimby St. M'Klcl Hnnifl DprnmtPrl y Open Every Day 9 fo ?. D 'i'linmil Fnrnlliir«, Plnlnfklfl, N. J. WestHeld, N. J. TRAINED AD 3-30OO SERVICE DEPT. Eatontown, N. J. Order Now for a Full Season Ftt» Dillvtry of ... (Just bourh of Monmourh Shopping Center) Chemlcelt and Supplies of Swimming Funl . , 32 Iron! St. SHadyiide 1-7500 Red lank Wuchri>ooi Far All Tvpei •( Pooli *««f••••••••••••••* AUTHORIH0 DIAUR IUSTIR CRAM * DOWHIOY TOOLS DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES

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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1963 7c PER COPY New Jersey Asphalt Plant Veto Is Termed Likely KEYPORT — The question of whether Lyncar Corp., Mid- Lyncar proposes to build the $175,000 plant on a 1.6-acre He said he and other councilmen have investigated tuch News Briefs dletown, will build an asphalt plant in this borough now ap- tract on Clark St. off Broadway. plants since the issue was raised. pears to be ib doubt. Four votes would be needed on council to reject the ap- It was also noted that the state Department of Health By The Associated Press Councilman Dyson Woodhouse told The Register yester- plication: - • recommends that asphalt plants not be built within five miles day that even if Lyncar obtains Zoning Board approval, the Mr. Woodhouse said that based on recent discussions, he ficials, attended the signing of the of a populated area. TRENTON-At 2 p.m. on July application for variance can be stopped at the Borough Coun- believes there will be four — himself, and Councilman Henri proclamation. "If the plant were allowed in Keyport," he said, "it 4, 1776, the Liberty Bell in Phil- cil level. J. Hansen, Merrill H. Wallace and Robert J. Strang. adelphia' was rung to celebrate "Even Mayor Carlton Poling is having second thoughts would mean. 100 to 150 trucks a day pounding and chewing the signing of the Declaration of "It appears that the Zoning Board has already made up up our streets and those of neighboring towns. We would its. mind in favor of the plant," he commented, "but council on the proposal," he said, "because such an enterprise might Independence. Yesterday Gov. SOMERVILLE-Dr. John L. have a bad effect on real estate." spend more, I fear, on repairing streets than the ratable has the final say-so." would be worth." ,i Richard J. Hughes signed a proc- Olpp of Tenafly, was named He added: lamation asking that the bells of last night as the recipient of Borough Attorney Michael J. Barnacle has also stated "As of now, I know of only one councilman who is def- The Matawan Township Committee and Strathmore Civic New Jersey's churches,, schools, the second annual professional that if a variance is needed, the Zoning Board could recom- initely in favor of the plant, Mr. (Frederick L.) Kruser." Association in Matawan Township have gone on record against and public buildings be rung at award of the New Jersey Di- mend it but council would be the body to pass on it. Mr. Woodhouse said it is not true that a plant would cause permitting the plant in Keyport. vision, American Cancer So- 2 p.m. on July 4, 1963, to mark Principal officers in Lyncar Corp. are Anthony Campo, no obnoxious odor.: "The odor will be all right in the winter, Mr. Campo was turned down recently on a bid to build ciety, The society honored Dr. the l?7th anniversary of this owner of A. Campo Construction Co., and realtor Matthew but on a hot day in the summer it will sicken people," he . the plant in Matawan Township by the Township'* Zoning Olpp for outstanding contribu- country's independence from Eng- J. Gill, both of Middletown. commented.' .' : ' ' Board. land. Fifteen other states have tions to the cancer control pro- made similar plans and 11 more gram of New Jersey and for are studying the idea. The idea his work as chairman of the was supported in New Jersey by medical committee of the di- In Raritan Township the Soroptomist Club of Suburban vision - and the executive com- Essex,, through.its past .president, mittee' of the society's Bergen Miss Grace Koernerof East Or- County Chapter. A general ange, with the slogan "Let Free- practtoner of Englewood, Dr. School Site Not Subdivided dom Ring," Miss Koerner, and Olpp is a former president of five other Soroptomist Club of: the Bergen County Medical So- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The to the governing body that the size lot existed prior to adaption ciety. Board of Education last month zoning ordinance be changed to of the ordinance and all buiMinj approved a contract to purchase make it mandatory for owners conditions are met. Take $6,500 the 22-acre Aumack tract on off undersized lots to secure a The change is being recom- ELIZABETH-This is a .fish Union Ave^ as the site for con- variance from the Zoning Board mended to prevent builders from story that stretches-from Minne- struction of a new 12-room ele- of Adjustment before allowing buying up undersized lots in an sota-South Dakota to New Jersey. In Settlement mentary school. But it was re- any construction on the lot. area and building on them one Julius Szabo is scheduled to be vealed during a meeting of the Under, present terms of the or- at a time, when it could be pos- arraigned today before. Union Planning Board last night the site dinance, it is not necessary to sible to meet present require- County Judge Ervin S.,Fulop on Of Lawsuits has not been subdivided from the secure a variance if the under- ments by combining the lots. a charge of violation of proba- 35-acre tract owned by James FREEHOLD — Awards totaling tion;: On May 12, 1961, the-26- Aumack and his sister Mrs. Sarah $6,500 wire approved yesterday in year-old Szabo received a sus- settlement of lawsuits for injuries Louise JuiJfre, Rt. 36. pended one to two-year sentena To Receive Bids suffered by two yourtg men from for deserting his wife Maria am Recreation UnitAsks Long Branch in an auto accident two children. He was placed oi The Board of Education report- Feb. 19, 1962. probation and ordered to support ed last month it expects to re- Morimouth County Judge Elvin his family living in nearby Lin- ceive bids on Us construction pro- Rl,' Simmill agreed to the settle- Meeting With Board den, Soon afterward, accordini gram in July, start building in mint, Carmen Perita, Jr., 21 to police Szabo disappeared t August and have elementary fa- HOLMDEL — The Recreation Wforrell St., Long Branch, and join a magazine selling crew thai cilities completed by September, open treat' for recreation,' 'i% Commission last night decided to Franklyn .Caliano, also of Long traveled throughout the country 1964. . subdivisions intended to htnu* ; "take the initiative" in seeking Branch, were injured. Recently, the crew arrived i An application for the subdivi- more than 10 families. meeting with the Plannng They were passengers in a car Watertown, S, D. Szabo and some sion was presented to the Plan- Set Standards Board. driven by Massie A. Odiotti, 286 friends decided to try the fishing ning Board last night and " Under the measure, the stand- Lennox Ave., Long Branch, when on a Minnesota lake. The sport everything "is in order" the Planners had orginally been ards to be used by the Planning it collided at Myrtle Ave. and was so good the party couldn't Board of Education may be able contacted early in the year, com- Board in determining recreation Rivington St., Long Branch, with resist one more fish. An author- to maintain its proposed schedule. mission members said, but the space Viall be .033 acres per a car operated by Mrs. Mary M ity was watching and when he correspondence was not acknowl- family. Further, the onfinanca Although sharing no responsi- Wheeler, 512 Joline Ave., Long noticed the men were one above A FIRST FOR HENRY HUDSON — The new Henry Hudson Regional Junior-Senior edged for several months and no states that the Township Com- bilities for failing to secure sub- Branch. limit, he decided to investigate High School, comprised of Atlantic Highlands and Highlands, held its first gradua- date has yet been set for a meet- mittee need not accept any open division approval earlier, the The investigation showed Szabc ing between the two bodies. area of less than two acres In The judgments, against both tion exercises last night in the school gymnasium. Here, Superintendent Harold C. planners offered to expedite the drivers, give $2,050' to Carmen was wanted in Union County foi site. application and refer it to the 'High on Agenda' Penta, St., for his son's medical probation violation, Now he's i Schaible congratulates the valedictorian, Claudia Morgan, as Charles McCaffrey; The commission announced But Township Committee for approv- expenses and $1,700 for the boy's the Union County Jail, hookec salutatorian, looks on. Sixty-eight diplomas were awarded by Mr. Schaible and Sam- .Acting Chairman. John A.-.Fitz- plans for its amuil Fourth ot by that one more fish. al at its earliest meeting. simmons said last night he had injuries. They also allow $1,500 uel P. Brown, Board of Education president. July picniq have been formalized. to James Caliano for medical ex- The board also recommended been informed by the board chair- The picnic will be held on the penses for Franklyn and $1,250 man, Bernard Goldsmith, that Bendix Aviation Corp. property to the latter for his injuries. such a meeting was "high on the at Newman Springs and Hotmdel ELIZABETH-Robert Zarln- agenda" at the planners' last William S. Throckmorton of Rds. at 1 p.m. sky was found guilty yesterday meeting. Long Branch represented the To Question State on Water Rights A fuH slate of activities li get of desecrating the Rosedale Pentas; Harold Karasic of Asbury The commission will contact for the afternoon-prizes will be Cemetery by toppling 1,500 Park, the Callanos, and Robert the Planning Board again and awarded for adults' and chit tombstones and causing damage KEYPORT — Work on the master plan gets under way Board members said that if such-a plan is the wrong Witt, of Asbury Park and Frank make another formal request be- dresY g«nt». Rita date li 3ury estimated at £5,000. Zarlnsky, this week. thing for Keyport, the time" to decide is now, n<>t after » Pagliante of Jersey City, the de- fore Jury 2, M,r. Fitesimmons 6. 22, of Linden, Is the self-styled It will cost $17,000, with state and federal aid paying three- variance is granted. • • ' fendants. saM. After its regular meeting, the "Lt. Schaefer" who was the lead- fourths. Keyport's share will be $4,250. The planning con- The.board will consult Jts.rtiaster planners on the question, Recreation commissioners are er of the imaginary "American sultant is Candeub, Fleissig & Associates, Newark. in order to make a recommendation to council. commission adjourned to execu- anxious to discuss the subdivision Republican Army." He faces The Planning Board last night said it will direct the con- Board members agreed-that it would be unwise to permit tive session to discuss future ordinance with the Planners. They a maximum of three years In sultant to obtain a ruling, if possible, from the state attorney an asphalt plant "unless it fits in with the scheme of the needs -and plans for recreational Let Contract have stated that body has up to jail, $1,000 fine or both on the general as to what jurisdiction and riparian rights the bor- master plan." facilities with the Board of Ed- now ignored a section specifying desecration charges. There are ough has over waterfront areas. In other -business, George Moore, Jr., 25 Oak St., was ucation president, Charles F. that "the Planning Board shall 18 other, indictments pending In regard to the proposal to build an asphalt plant at granted final board approval for construction of a 35-unit Bfelffer, and v,ce president, John For School consider the need for suitable against him involving arson Clark 'St. and Broadway, the board requested that it be con- apartment project, Polimor Gardens, on a two-acre tract at J. Landers, Jr. robbery, and a threat to kill- sulted before a final variance decision is made by Borough Maple Pi. and Green Grove Ave. Council. Renovation most of them growing out ot Mr. Moore said the project will have a valuation of about the activities of "Lt. Schaefer." KEANSBURG-The Board of $300,000. He said he'will start construction immediately and The defendant was acquitted of Education announced last night hopes to have morning was School, police said; He fell down low bidders: since he was 14 years old, The behind Rt. 35, Was referred to the board attorney for study. J. Rullo & Sons, Jersey City, Collection Report The section in question is a "paper" street. found yesterday after 200 volun- a smatt' embankment. cemetery desecration occurred teer firemen combed an area carpentry, $3,968; and ceramic Dr. George Rooney, board, chairman, reported that com- The search party included in March 1962. MARLBORO — John Dressier, this situation. He said he re- tile, $2,460. around the high sahool for half members of North • Centervlfla ceived the complete assistance oi pilation of a hew building code is about one-third completed. Paul Sommers & Son, Inc., township economic adviser, last an hour. And West Keansburg Fire Com- present Tax Collector Lindsey Oceanport, painting, $5,225. MORRISTOWN—The Salvatior night presented a report on the Man Identified panies, the local First Aid Squad, Lemoine. State police, Keyport barracks, A. & H. Electric Co., Port Mon Army has been burned out of its collection of taxes in the township state police, and neighbors ot mouth, electrical work, $8,599. headquarters temporarily by The report states that during identified the man as Francis Mr. Kelly. The search was to the governing body. Bids on landscaping, masonry, fire that started in a basemen the first five months of 1963, KeUy, 17 Miriam PI. started about 5:30 and ended at and a new auditorium-gymnasium arts and cralts room. The fire Mr. Dressier's report stated the township collected $87,458.20 He was admitted to Riverview 6 p.m. Wednesday night routed three that the "tax collection records in delinquent taxes, or 44.15 per Hospital for observation, and is floor were rejected and will be It was organized by Mr. Bay- were impossible to analyze." cent of that total, while for the reported in fair condition with readvertised. families from apartments on up- ers; Anthony Salerno, chief ot This was due, he said, to a same period in 1962, $57,300.74, or no apparent injuries. The building and grounds com- per floors of the three-story build- the North Centerville company; crash revaluation program, the 37.21 per cent of the total, was Police said the man was found mittee was instructed to negoti- ing at 35 Speedwell Ave. Nine West Keansburg firemen, and resignation of one tax collector collected. in back of the high school, lying ate a price on paving of parking persons, including three fire- State Trooper Edward Gill. areas, since no bid was received men, were treated at the scene and the temporary appointment Concerning current collections, on the ground in a conscious but on this work. for smoke inhalation or minoi of another, and a change in the ,he said the township has col- weakened condition. The contract of Mrs. Alma Mo injuries. The ground-floor Salva description of acreage as re- lected $40,808.85 more for the first Township Fire Chief Victor Connell, school nurse, for the lion Army headquarters and the quired by law. five month period 'his year than Bayers said that when firemen Loses Move 1963-64 school year, was approved upper floors suffered heavy Complete Assistance last year. spotted him, Mr. Kelly's only re- by the board. Her salary will smoke damage. The cause of the He concluded, though, that no This, he pointed out, is a gain sponse was to call for water. be $4,400. fire was not known. one individual was at fault for of $70,966.31 over the collections Didn't Know Area To Dismiss made for last year, during the Police said the man, who re- first five months. cently moved here from New Indictment No Tax Hike York to live with his son, Fran- NEWARK (AP)-A trucking e* Mr. Dressier predicted that cis Kelly, Jr., did not know the ecutive accused with New Jersey "with certainty there will be no area. Teamsters leader Anthony (Tony increase in taxes next year. . ." Apparently he went out for a Pro) Provenzano of violating the He said if his program is per- Taftjfartley Act has lost a move mitted to be stepped up, "we to dismiss the indictment. can assure the taxpayers of Marl- Wants Survey boro that taxes will be reduced Seeking the dismissal Thursday in 1964." was Louis Kletter, president of Fred Von Rodeck, Rt. 79, ques- Made Public Eastern Freightways, Inc., of tioned Mr. Dressier and township MARLBORO - Lester Heulitt Carlstadt, who is charged with Auditor Joseph J. Seaman, Perth AFTER RETURN TO EARTH —Soviet cosmonauts, Lt. Hudson Rd., last night requested giving a rent-free house to Pro- vetmano. Amboy, as to whether the gov Col. Valary Bykoviky, left, talking with Soviet Premier that an insurance survey he erning body had ever foreclosed madeiseveral months ago for the Provenzano, charged with ac- on property Viecause ot delinquent Khrushchev, and Valentina Teroshkova are pictured fol- Township Committee be made cepting the house in Clifton, was taxes. lowing their return to earth after orbiting the earth in public. not a party to the dismissal ac- Mr. Seaman answered that to spacoships. Both pictures were supplied by Tass, the Committeeman George Crecvy, tion. the best of his knowledge the Finance Committee, chairman Soviot news and picture agency. Louis Bender of New York, Township Commitlee had never (AP Wirephotol refused to make the survey pub- Metter's attorney, said the indict- done so but that he has recom- lic, pending the receipt of other ment did not specify that the al- mended forclosures for a number surveys he had requested. leged crime 'was committed in of years. Check School Ground Litter He did say, however, that the New Jersey. He said the least Hired Two Clerks Township could possibly save was executed in New York. Mr, Von Rodeck also ques- KEANSBURG - A letter from as, Terrace PL, about the "de $2,000 following Mr. Heulitt's rec- But U. S. District Court Judge tioned Mr. Dressler's authority tn Borough Clerk William F. Herlihy plorable condition of the school ommendations. Robert Shaw said he was satis- grounds" resulted last night in a Municlpnl auditor Joseph J. hire two clerks without the Town-|to the Board of Education citing fied the charge against Kletter is resolution to ask the police de- Seaman reported that the town- ship Commitlee providing the complaints of Mrs. Helen Thorn- clear enough to allege the com- partment |o patrol the area mor ship Is in the somewhat unusual funds in advance. mission of a crime in New Jer- often. position of having no municipal In response to this, the econo- sey. mic advisor said that it was im- Housing for Elderly "Beer cans and garbage" littei debts. His figures show n $133,000 Provenzano, president of Teams- possible to estimate how much it surplus, a slight drop from last Program h Explained the school premises, Mrs. Thorn ters Local 560 of Union City, was would cost to completely straight- year's audit. as said in a letter addressed tc convicted June 11 by a federal en out the tax records niul that TRENTON (/\P) - Housing for Door-To-Door To Or From N. Y. jury before Shaw of extorting $17,. if the Township Commit- the elderly people should "be de- Borough Council, according ti HONORED BY RETIRED OFFICERS — County Freeholder Marcus Daly, Lincroft, is Travel best wisely, chauffcured 100 from Dorn Transportation, tee wouldn't pny the bill (or the signed for the active living and Mr. Herlihy. cars serve the area daily, $5.50 Inc., a New York trucking firm. greeted by Maj. Gan. Stuart S. Hoff, second from loft, Fort Monmouth commander, clerks when he submitted it, he not confused with medical care Incidents of bottle-throwing by person includes hand luggage. would pnv it out of his own facilities," the Stole Commission teen-agers were mentioned by th •t dinner meeting of the Central Now Jorsoy Chator, Retirod OFficors Association, Asbury Park and N, Y, Cur Serv- pocket, on Aging said Thursday. board in commenting on the situ To Receive Bids at Gibbi Hall last night. At left is Lt. Col. Rubin Abramowitz, lUSA-rot] 347 Low- ice. PR 4-360O.-Adv. A member of the Marlboro Citi- Mrs. Hone Ilnrgcr, director of atlon. TRENTON (AP) - The State den Ct., Long Branch, memborihip chairman, and Col. A. G. Spitz, (USA-rot] right, t zens' Committee, Mrs. Kate Jack- the commission, said the inclusion School Suptrintcndcnt Thomai Contractors, No Used Brick} Highway Department will rec«lv* son, .said that the 8 per cent in- C. Garrison pointed out thai Try new "Used" brick. Truck bids July 11 on a contract to r«- 22 Homestead Pky., Now Shrewsbury, tocrotary. Mr. Daly diroctod intorgovornmon- of medical facilities adds to the much of (he trash is notdcposlted tal lorvices for European migration during Prosidonr Eiionhowar's administration. torcst charged fur delinquent loads $59/M. Turner Builders pair the deck of tint Route 22 via. taxes had caused the Increase In cost of housing and have » bad by school children, and that ")\ la Supply Inc., Sea Girt. Evenings duct In Newark, It was announced He spoke on the subject of migration problems in the world today. collections. psychological effect. purely a police matter," SH 1-9311.—Adv. Thurtdt y. 21, \m BED BAJNX FRIDAY TV TV Key Mailbag WCWWV T. ,1 ..;• •• ; .1$: WlttC-TV i. QuMtion — Is Bobby Darin go- of the popular smgtrtf and I TV Key Previews wwW love to see him perform WNEW-TV ing to do much TV next season today's top television ibowi u on TV mort often. I'm wire tournament of them ail, the an- a or is he going to make movies? previewed ud (elected by TV nual National Open Golf Cham- FRIDAY AFTERNOON 4-Film-Hii Majesty O'Keefe- there are many other Darin fans Key'i ittff of experts who attend pionship at the Country Club in 12:H 1954—75 Min. I think Darin is one of the best who feel the same wty. — NX,, rehearsals, witch screenings, and Brookline, Mass., are telecast for 2-Love of Life-Serial T-I Married Joan Cuero, Tex. analyie script) in New York and the tenth consecutive year on I—Your First Impression 9—Looney Tunes Answer - Bobby's movie ca- Hollywood. NBC for 90 minutes today. Bud 7—Ernie Ford-Variety 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons reer is going full awing these Palmer follows the play at the 11—Superman lV-Onee Upon A Day-Childrea days and it seems likely that he SING ALONG WITH MITCH. 18th hole, Chick Hern at the 17th, 12:11 i.n will continue devoting most of (Repeat) There'i i lot of moody Jim McArthur at the 16th, and •—Farm News >-Newi his time to film work. Hdwever, sentiment in Mitch's songi in Jim Simpson at the IS hole. 4:30 11:15 li-Rocky And His Friend* Darin also will sandwich in some this one, plus a few traditional p.m. NBC. 9-News ft Weather J:» TV guest shots next season. He hymns. The former are repre- U;B J-Film-The Good Earth- Dear George: recently completed a major role sented by "Yearning," "Old WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. J—News—H. Reasoner Part 11-1937-75 Min. What do you think of It when in "Captain Newman, MO" Oaken Bucket," "Two Sleepy Highlights of today's and yester- 9—Almanac Newsreel $—Sandy's Hour a girl is forced to ride a bus which stars Gregory Peck, Tony People," etc., and the hymns are day's Men's National AAU Track U:M 7-Highway Patrol on dates because her escort's Curtis and Angle Dickinson, > "The Eyes of God," "Abide With and Field Championships at the 1—Search for Tomorrow K-Fllm-The Sharkfighters— family is too chintzy to let him Me," and "A Mighty Fortress." Public Schools Stadium in St. 4—Truth or Consequences—Quit 195ft—SO Min. have a car? I mean, REALLY! Question — I have seen Phyllis (Color) 1:30 p.m. NBC. Louis, Missouri, with host Jim 5—Cartoons-iTom Gregory II—Three Stooges, Popeye Fourteen and Mature Newman on the daytime "To Tell McKay, sportscaster Charlie 7-Father Knows Best-Serial Dear George: The Truth" and on the 'Tonight JACK PAAR SHOW. (Repeat) Jones, and track expert Dick 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklia FRIDAY EVENDW «:N What do you think of a girl Show" a few times and I like her A remainder «f Pur's nightly Bank on hand with me details. 11-Rocky and bis Friends who says she won't pay her own manner very much. She seems shows. Jose Metis plays a med- S p.m. ABC. 1J:« T-News lJ-What's New—Chlldret bus fare on a Dutch date? to be very bright and she's cer- ley of love songs on the piano; 2-Guiding Light-Serial Man of the World (15) tainly very lovely. I heard her Hans Conned and Jack talk about SAM BENEDICT. "The Tar-11—Comedy Party—Children 1:11 4-Local News Dear Fourteen and Mature and sing on the ""Tonight Show" once Japanese stragglers in the Pa- get Over the Hill." (Repeal) An U:H Man of the World: and she had a very good voice. cific waiting for World War II effective story told without any 4—News—Ray Scherer «:N T—Sports—Howard Cosetl Personally, I'ni trying hard not Was she a singer befort she be- to end; Genevieve Joins Burr phony historicities, about a moth- to think of either of you. Why came a panelist? — Mrs. C.F., Tillstrom's puppets Kukla and er who kicked the dope habit and urn •:» I—Burns k Allen S-Mickey Mouse Club don't you go play in the sand Oakville, Tenn. OIKe for a song; and Zsa' Zsa attempts to regain the custody of pile or watch TV? Gabor, Monique Van Vooren and her young son. The judge, well 4—Afternoon Drama T—Focus on the News Answer — Miss Newman has 5—Cartoons ll-Jeff» Collie-Drama appeared in a couple of Broad- Carla Alberghetti join Genevieve acted by Everett Stoane, com- Dear George: for a round of translations of a 7—General Hospital 13—Profile: New Jersey way musicals; she won an award mends the opposing attorneys on I live in the South and haven't simple English joke. Also, Sen- 11—Bold Journey 1:41 ' for her last Broadway musical their taste and discretion in hand- seen my little nephew in the'few ator-elect (November, 1962) Ed- 1:8 4-Weather appearance in "Subways Are For ling the case in court, and the years since he moved to New ward M. Kennedy and his wife J-News 1:41 Sleeping," which was co-au- producers and writer deserve York City but we've allways had Joan chat with Jack about their 2-Newi-Mike Wallace thored by-her husband, Adolph some of the credit as well. 2—As The World Turns a tradition—I stud the little tyke family and show some films of 4-News-Huntley, Brlnkley Green, and Betty Comden. Miss There's tome sensible-human talk 5-Film-Man In Hiding—1953— a birthday ipresent each year and their Hyannisport home, (Color) 7—News—Ron Cochran Newman was also featured In a about the disease, not the crime S5Mln. he always remembers my birth- 10 p.m. NBC. 7:N short-lived TV series a few years of dope addiction here. 7:30 p.m. 7—Girl Talk day. NBC. •-Bachelor Father back called "Diagnosis Un- 11—Film—Gambler And The Lady 5—Assignment: Underwater Last year he wrote that he known." EYEWITNESS. "Conclave in -1952-Dane Clark-80 Min. wanted a black leather jacket Rome." Correspondent Winston JOEY BISHOP. "Ellie, the 7—Guestward Ho! 1:45 •—Merrytooa Circus with stars on the shoulder, and Burdett reports the latest on-the- Talent Scout." (Repeat) Cute 9—Faraway Places I sent that. This year I had my Question — I have been a fan scene developments, and viewers 11—News—Kevin Kennedy show. Joey's wife sets up au- 1:55 heart set on buying him a Shet- of Johnny Desmond since he was see on-camera segments of the ditions for all their frieods and 13—Learn to Read Music on the TV "Hit Parade" a few •-News 7:11 land pony, but I just got a let- election Mass held on Wednesday neighbors and, after sitting ter from him and he said he years ago. He used to appear before the Cardinals entered the I-Weather through a number of them, Joey I—Password-Allen Ludden wanted a "zip gun," whatever on the musical variety TV shows conclave to elect the new Pon- U-Local News GLORIA TALBOTT plays a circus performer whose hus- with some regularity but I calls a halt. The middle of the 4—Ben Jerrod—Serial that is. tiff. In addition, tonight's Eye- program, where she connives an 7:11 band, the owner of the troupe, is obsessed with th» idea Jiaven't seen him in a very long T-Day In Court-Drama Tell me, George. Do you think witness covers the speculations audition for a quartet, is funny 1-News time. Is he stiill singing for his 9—Understanding Our World that «h» is overly attentive to a tightrope artist, in "The

RUSS MADDOX A Raputatlan for Geod f.ai • IflCIAl IUNCHIONI WESTERN BURGER'S SYSTEMS. Inc. HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN at Hit piano and organ * MTI »HACKI MITAUMNT ". COCKTAa L0UN8I BOARDWALK • , LONG BRANCH. N. J. SATURDAY TV EAI Praised larUari Graduates Frid»y, June % 1963-19 * mason Min. Boyt J-Fellx ud the Wizard For Aid to rom Five Grade Schools Robert Austin* John Lloyd Ba- I Iqmoaetta-RcUgton 7-Wlde World of Sports ker, Joseph Adelbert Boehler, 11—Adventure Rendezvous Education RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Two imith, Yvonne Spade, Loretta Virgil John Boncada, Andrew 9:13 indred and eighty-nine eighth itellingwerf, Lana Turner, Donna Charles Caccholi, Charles Wil- 4-Modtrn Farmer LONG BRANCH - Lloyd F- S-Sports aders, from five qf the town- 'tola, Jacqueline Vogt,. Rosemary liam Carlise, Joseph Patrick Tilt Christiansen, president oj Elec- lip grade schools, were pro- 'ranas, Judith Wakefield, Diane Conners, James Conway, Dan- 1—Previews. »-Film-See 11:30 a.m. tronic Associates, Inc., has re- loted at exercises yesterday at iTeisbrot, Susan Wisser, Kathy iel John Cunningham, James ceived an educator's congratula- ich of the schools. fytyie, Elaine Zaburynski, Karen Stephen Parling, Thomag James S-Giv* Ui This Day-Rtligioa 1-Horse Race—Monmouth Graduating from the Middle lappula, Helena Zisk. Dolan, Stanley Edward Drake, IATURDAY EVBNINO tions tor the way his company oad School are: Gregory Allen Durka, Gary . 2-Newi has been assisting in the edu- The Cove Road School will M Fleming, Edward John Gross, 7:M •aduate the following: 4—News—Sander Vanocur cation of its own employees. John Andrew Guy, William Rob- 2-6ummer Semester Paul Bumber, Lawrence Butler, Sharon A. Aumack, Dale M. S-Sandy's Hour Five members of the corpora- ert Herring, George Edward 7:H fiHiam Cronrath, Robert De- Jarth, Felicia Campasano, Carol 11—Ramar Of Jungle tion received college degrees this Hill, Bernard William Huddy, 7-Ne'ws Jroat, Patrick DeLuccia, Dennis \an Davis, Patricia L. Fragasso, •What's New-Children June in a program which found Clarence Hyer, William Jewell, )evenny, Henry Dial, Brett Deck- Phyllis A. Hand, Karen A. Haug, 1:11 EAI spending $25,033 toward the James Doherty, James Gaff- Randal Jones. Z-Have You Read 4-Recital Hall Jecilia Hoban, Kathleen M. college education of 143 of its as- ley, Dennis Garrander, Gary Edward James Kelley, Roy 4—Crusader Rabbit—CartooM 1:30 . lotchkiss, Janet L. Jaeger, Toby sociates. Sromach, Eric Hale, Richard r Kelly, Alan Timothy Kizakavich, 7—Cartoons—Children 2-News . Krulik, Mary E. Molyneux, De- Ralph A. Morgen, dean of grad- laubler", Jan Holub, Steven Robert John Kozlow, John Vin- 7—Five Fingers—Adventure lise A. Morin, Sharon D. Olsen, uate studies at Stevens Institute oerg, Michael Jordan, Thomas cent Limbach, > John Lynch, 2—Story Shop IWeffs Conie 'atricia R. O'Neill, Jo Ann M. of Technology, Hoboken, particu- :iley, Nicholas Kroeper, Peter Frank Gennaro Maccia, James 5—Cartoons—Children J-Profiie: New Jersey 'alladino, Susan M. Peres, larly was pleased with the award LOVE ME DEADLY —Lauren Bacall, in a rare TV dra- idwig, Walter Mahler, Robert Malawskey, Patrick John Maund, fctt «:55 tfichele Quirk, Denis A. Roden, of the degree of master of sci- matic appearance, and Walter Matthau co-star in an [cCormick, Patrick McGrath, Al Frank Henry McGarry, Alan 2—Ctptain Kangaroo 2—Weather—Jeanne Parr ;arol M. Spedaliere, Susan Stat, ence in industrial engineering by ancini, Thomas Montagna, Ben Edward Miller, Francis Mueller, 4-Andy's Gang-Children 7:N original suspense drama in color, "A Dozen Deadly Margaret A. Straniero, Dolores Stevens to Bruce R. Shaw, pro- imin Montanelli, Todd Olinsky, Robert William James Murphy, • 5—Just For Fun—Sonny Fox 2-SeaHunt ferriego, Linda J. Turansky, duction engineer at EAI. Roses," on NBC-TV's full-hour "Du Pont Show of the [anual Pagan, Joseph Petit, Albert Plath, William Regnault, 4—Local News Marilyn J. Windle, Patricia D. Mr. Morgen wrote Mr. Chris- Week" Sunday, June* 23. Miss Bacall portrays a beauty [ichael Phillips, Jeffrey Poretti, Harry Louis Sachs, Kevin Ed- 7—Davey and Goliath J—Jungle Jim—Adventure arnell. tianson that his institute "con- William Reynolds, Ronald Rose, ward Stark, Frank Strongoli, 9-Maverlck who it acquitted of having murdered her husband— gratules not only all those con- !Iifford Smith, Louis Spagna, John F. Abatemarco, Louis J. Frederick Tucker, Charles Walsi- 4-Ruff And Reddy—Cartoons 11—Superman ' thanks to the testimony of a total stranger, played by Campasano, James N. Carl, Jo- cerned for reaching this goal but illiam Speed, James Valerio, fer, William Willett, Peter Mar- 7-Q.T. Hush 13-Heritage ieph E. Carroll, Mark A. Costel- also you and your colleagues for Matthau. They then fall in love, but each suspects the James Vassas, Joseph Villa, Jo tin Zajac. 1:45 7-.lt la, Richard T. Ervih, John J. your perspicacity in assisting the seph Webb. Girls 11—Adventures In Japan 4-Weather other of homicidal tendencies—both past and planned. Gough, Gifford P. Hallam, Thom- upgrading of your manpower .. Girls II: N . 7:15 as F. Hanlon, Robert M. Helring, Jahis Marie Bellezza, Shauna Saves V. S. Money Lynette Allen, Susan Bauer, 1-AlYln-Cartoon 4—Financial News Mark.L. Herman, Robert Inocen- Bowen, Alice- Calmari, Linda iherri Blumberg, Janis Busichio, 4-Shari Lewis-Children 7:20 "By assisting in the graduate cio, Robert J. Leenig, Robert J. 'iaurro, Sandra Di Capua, Linda ihirley Butler, Linda Coburn, 7—Courageous Cat •-Sports education of your own employees, MOVIE TIMETABLE Lehanka, Glenn J. Phillips, Wil- Jean Egnatovich, Thomasine T V Key 'atricia Darcy, Linda DeWysock- 11—Christopher Program 7:30 you are decreasing, by the RED BANK liam Stewart, James F. Stuber, Frank, Sandra Mae Griggs, Janet e, Kathleen Doyle, Karen Doyle 10:11 2—Jackie Gleason amount of your contribution, :ARLTON- Peter A. Sturnialo. Marie Haug, Dailene Linda Jen- 4—Sam Benedict funds that the federal govern- Hud 2:00; 7:00; 9:15. ferien Evans, Elaine Ferdenzi, sen, Josephine Marie Jones, Bar- 11-TJvfog Word Previews SAT.—Hud 2:00; 4:00; 6:00: 8:05 iandra Geigel, Marilyn Geno- Graduating from Beers Street It: SI 5—Bat Masterson—Western ment otherwise would be required 10:00. bara Anne King, Bette Lamb, ese, Barbara Grau, Claire Har- School are: Joan Elizabeth Lorah, Barbara 2—Mighty Mouse—Cartoons 7—Gallant Men—War Drama to spend. The more of the bur- (Continued) SUN.-Mud 2.-OO; 4:60; 1:10; 9:20. EATONTOWN ;«y, Diane Hewitt, Donna Hoot Boys Lynn Magierski, Linda Christine 4—King Leonardo-Cartoons II—Film—The Monster Of den that each company takes on DRIVE-IN- tenet Kacsur, Paula Kalenik, Di- Louis Alfieri, Robert Barber, Martin, Rose Helen McCabe, Eliz- 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons Piedras Blancas—90 Min. for its own engineers and scien- Lawrence E. Spivak. (Color) 6 PRI. & SAT.—Karrtoon Kamival 8:50 me Koval, Jacqueline Kret, Su- Vincent Battaplia, James Clap- abeth Susan McCleaster, Gail 11—Tills Is The Life 13-What In The World tists* the stronger our economy p.m. NBC. Hud SUO; 1:00; The Young & Thi and our institutions of higher Bravo 11:40. ;an Letts, Judy Markowitz, Ray- ham, John Clymore, Robert Marilyn Moser, Marlene Frances 11:45 8:00 LONG BRANCH learning." SUNDAY REPORT. (Prem rtta Meissner, Alison Minnich Crawford, George De Maio, Norcyk. 9-New« fc Weather 5—Dragnet—Police BARONET— Phyllis Montagna, Eileen Murdy, George Duncan, Richard Eller- Mr. Shaw was not the only one iere). NBC White Correspondent Caron Ann O'Brien, Dolores 18: SS 9-Keyhole Free, White and Twenty-one 3:10 Constance Nicholay, "Margaret man, Ronald Frye, Paul Huber, in the program to receive a mas-Ray Scherer opens his new half 7:00; 10:20; Die Mind Benders 1:30 Pedicine, Nancy Marie Renz, •-Almanac Newsreel . !3—Jazz Is Music 8:40. North, Virginia Oakes, Stacey Edward Jadus, Dennis Linder, 8:30 ter's degree. One, in engineering, hour weekly show with a report SAT.—Free, White and Twenty-om Shirley Richards, Diane- Rinker, 3:«; 7:10; 10:30; 1tu> Mind Benden Ogens, Megdelia Pagan, Marion Robert Malgady, William Nar- 2—Rln Tin Tin—Adventure was awarded to the University of on President Kennedy's trip to Barbara Ann Marie Rosamilla, 2—Defenders 2:00; 5:20; 8:50. Pellegrino, Barbara Reasso, Jo- delli, Douglas Nielsen, Robert 01- Pennsylvania to Vincent Peluso Europe. With the aid of tape and SUN.—Glrla r»[ the Night 2:15; 5:1(1 Vivian Rosato, Carol Ann Sabin, 4—Furyr-Adventure 4—Joey Bishop 6:10; Voodoo Village 3:60; 6:S0; 9:50 mne Reilly, Susan Reynolds, Viv the communications satellite, cott, Thomas Page, Richard Rop- Kathleen Frances Sampino, San- 7—Cartoonies 5—Peter Guni-Mystery of the corporation. ian Royle, Linda Shultz, Barbar. ASBURY PARK er, Eugene Rouse, David Ruehle, dra Elizabeth Schaufler, Ethel 9-Cooking 7—Hootenanny Monmouth College this month scenes of the President's arrival in Germany today, Chancellor LYRIC- Richard Shannon, John Sullivan, Sheehan, Brinda Ann Stanzione, 11—Rdigiouf Leaders 9-Film-Angel Or Devil—1952— awarded bachelor of science de- Cirtoon * Trailer* 7:00; 8:07; Hud Adenauer's greeting, motorcade 7:10; »:17. Steven Valjas, Thomas Walters. Sharon Ruth Stark, Valerie Di- 11:30 90 Min. grees in physics to Phillip Celli to Cologne 3AT. & SUN.—Hud 2:00; 4:05; 6:1' Girls ane Unanski, Sylvia Uras, Carrie 1-Roy Rogers—Western 9:00 and Richard Kerrigan and one and then to Bonn, 8:15; 10:10; Cartoon & Trailers 3:52 Gets MB in business administration to plus their 6:00; 8:05. Elizabeth Wentz, Joan Amelia 4-Make Room For Daddy 4-Fiim-White Witch Doctor- varied reception: Norah Agresta, Deborah Beig- Rutherford B. Trimmer, Jr. MAYFAIR- ner, Frances Bertott, Mildred Wentworth, Joyce Ann Werth- 5—Just for Fun—Cartoons 1953-Susan Hayward—2 Hrs. should be on hand in time. 6:30 The Stripper 2:00; 7:36; 9:50. 7—Beany And Cecil p.m. NBC. SAT. & SUN.—The Btrlpper 2:00 Borges, Patricia Christie, Carol wein, Linda Antionette Zam- 5-Wrestling EAI has made educational as- 335; 7:65; 9:65. 9-FUm-WicMta-195S-«<) Min Cinque, Ann Cohen, Lucille De 7—Lawrence Welk sistance available to aU of its ST.JAMES- 11—Encounter 11—Front Page Story associates who pass approved JFK In Germany. CBS corre- Lawrence of Arabia 8:00. Masi, Brenda Denig, Barbara spondent Eric Sevareid takes SAT. & SUN.—'Lawrence o! Arab Dowd, Lynn Fisher, Marilyn Kel- SATURDAY AFTERNOON 13-Art Of Film courses with a grade of C or bet- 2:00; 8:00. over as moderator, Daniel Schorr ly, Alice Laverty, Joy Carol Mor- Ham Field Day I: JO ter. The program has grown COIXINGWOOD CIRCLE I2:M steadily. is on-the-spot for a report from io, Sharon Petrone, Judith Phil- 2-Have Gun, WiU Travel SHORE DR1VE-IN- J—Sky King—Adventure the President in Germany, and lips, Diane Simboli, Lois Thomas, Games Are Set 11-New York Confidential Tuitional contributions in 1959 Cartoon Show 8:45; Period 4-Mr. Wizard a round-table discussion by CBS Adjustment 9:30; Main Attractloi Dorothy Vahlroos, Evelyn Vas- 10:00 amounted to $3,000; in 1960 they 11:30; Doctor Blood'J Coffin 1:00. FREEHOLD - The Monmouth 7—Bags Bunny—Cartoons correspondents o n Kennedy's quesz. 2—Gunsmoke—Western went up to $18,725 for 89 associ- SAT.—-Period of Adjustment 8:45 Amateur Radio Club will be hosts 11-WilUara Tell purpose in making the trip, make Main Attraction 11:00; Doctor Blood' Going into high school from 7—Boxing—Las Vegas ates; in 1961 they climbed to $19,- Colfln 13:30. Saturday and Sunday for the an- 12:51 911 for 143 associates and In the up this news special on the SUN.—Dr. No 8:45; 12:15i Tower the West Keansburg School are: nual American Radio League 9—Pan American Newsreel President abroad. 7:30 p.m London 11:00. - 2—Space: New Ocean past year to $25,033. Michele Auriemma, Adeline Field Day Games at the club 11—San Francisco Beat CBS. NEPTUNE CITY 4-Trouble With Father Brennan, James Buchanan, Bar- grounds, Georgia School House 5—Yancy Derringer IJ-MusIc At Large NEPTUNE CITY- 10:30 Mutiny on the Bounty 2:00; 8: bara Davis, Julia Herter, Dianne Road. 7—Allakazam—Children Lack of Caution SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE SAT.—Mutiny on the Bounty 2:00 Irons, Deborah Jones, Edward Contests will open at 5 p.m. ( 11—Championship Bridge (-Editorial Page 5:15; 9:00. 11-^J.S. Border Patrol MOVIES. "On The Beach." SUN.—Mutiny on the Bounty Keenan, Arthur King, Janet King, Saturday and will continue for 24 1:00 1J—Court Of Reason Cause for Ticket (1959). (Repeat) Gregory Peck i:25; 8:16. Marilynn Malley, John McGuire, hours. They art open to the pub- 2-News-Mike Wallace and Ava Gardner star in this Kathleen McGuire, Leonard Mor- lic. • 4-TV Hour Of Stars 10:45 : SHREWSBURY - A Little Sil- searing tale about the last peopli North of Red Bank an, Linda Moran, Richard-North, Herbert Spitzner, club presi- f 5—Film—Danger Island—1939— 7-Make That Spare ver woman was given a summons on earth facing certain death by HIGHLANDS John Powell, Henry Reiboldt, dent, said the "hams" will gen- 1 Hr. U:M for failing to use proper caution radioactive air polution after the MARINE- Thomas Reilly, Nina Roncace, erate their own power for. all ••• 7—My Fiiend Flicka J-*»ews-BM Leonard The Castaways 7:00; 9:15. when leaving a driveway onto the final World War. It is one of the Frank Scarnato, Harold Smith, events. Frequencies will range 9—Sports 4-News SAT.—The Castaways 2:00; 7 :O> highway after a two-car collision most moving antiJwar films ever 9:15. Diane Till, William .Van Salis from 2 to 80 meters. i 11—Pioneers 5—Senate Report SUN.It's Only Monej .2:00; 7:0 on Broad St. Wednesday night. made, and one of the most un- 10-.2O; Glrta, OWs, Glrta, 2:30; 8:3 Gustave Davis bury. . 1:11 7-N«ws State police at the Shrewsbury derrated films of the past de- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS This is the first graduating There's no Trick to Having Ex- •£ 9—Sports 9-FUm-See 12 Noon cade. Peck's performance leaves SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Gustave Il-Mystery Hour Barracks identified her as Elea- ATLANTIC- class from the Lillian Drive tra Cash. You Get it Fast When nor Hawkins, 57 Martoham PI. something to be desired, but It Happened at World's Fair Louis Davis received his doctor School, opened in September, You Use The Register Classified. ' 2—Eye On The City Schools 11:05 10:15; The Slave 8:35. They said she was the driver Stanley Kramer's memorable SAT.—-It Happened at World's Fa of medicine degree May 26 at 1963. —Advertisement 7—Lone Ranger }-Film—The Snake Pit—1948— production is deserving of your 2:00; 6:46; 10:15; The Slave 3:51 commencement exercises of the 90 Min. of a car which was pulling out 8:35. 1:25 of the Dairy Queen driveway attention. 7:30 p.m. ABC. SITN.—.Love Is a Ball 2:18: 4:10; State University of New York 11:10 8M0; 9:00. »-Old Timer's Day when it was struck by an auto Upstate Medical Center. 2-Weather KEANSBURG WALTER READE-STERLINQ . 11—Sportsman's Club driven by Joseph C. Herman, 27 ED SULLIVAN. As most of 11:15 CASINO- The son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ENTERTAINMENT OUIDE Kenneth Ter., Neptune, who wasyou are no doubt aware, Ed is 2-Weather PRI. SAT. & SUN.—Hud; llle Youn Davis of Laurelton, Long Island. 11—Sportsman's Club traveling on Broad St. celebrating his 15th record year and the Brave. 4—Film—Trouble Along The Dr. Davis is an alumnus of Union 1:45 on television with a 90-mlnute HAZLET Way-1953-2 Hrs. Marie Bacigalupi, 38, of 116 College, Schenectady, N. Y. 11-Sports show filled to the brim with seg- LOEW'S DRIVE-1N- 7—Film—The Man In The Net— Woodbine Ave., Little Silver, a Dr. Davis is married to the MATINEE AT 2 • EVENINGS 7 & 9:15 ments that built it year%-year. Cartoon 8:65; Dr. No 8:02; 12: 1959-Alan Ladd-1 Hr. 40 passenger in the' Hawkins car, Tower of London 11:00. former Miss Susan Sherman, 9-Baseball-Mets' No doubt again, you'll choose DRIVE-IN THEATRES • SHOWS NIGHTLY AT DUSK Min. was treated at Riverview Hos- SAT.—Cartoon-O-Hama 8:55: Dr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy IM your own best bets, but here are 9:15; 12:30; Tower of London 11:: 11:20 pital, where she was taken by SUN.—CartoonO-Rama 8:55; List Sherman of Ridge Rd., Rumson. 2-LegUUUve Hearing a few you may savor: Gertrude Adrian Messenger 9:M; 1:00; Blai 2-nFilm—The Runaround—1948— the Red Bank First Aid Squad, Gold 11:00. They have a daughter, Stephanie. "HIGHEST RATING" 4—Education Report Lawrence, Richard Rodgers and 2 Hrs. for a scalp laceration, and re- The family is moving to St. . 5-Film—It Happened In Audrey Hepburn play a scene PERTH AMBOY Air-CondfUaned — N.Y. NEWS 11:30 leased. Louis, where Dr. Davis will Flatbush-1M2-9O Min. from "Anne of a Thousand Days" MAJESTIC— 13—Reflections Mr. Herman was taken to the The Stripper 3:15; 6:40; 10:05; Kli serve his internship at Barnes CARLTON 7—Rescue 8—Drama in 1952; James Cagney, Jack of Loving 1:30; 4:55: 8:20. same hospital by Trooper Ken- SAT.-Kiddle Show 1:30; The Strlpp. Hospital. While there, he will al- RED BANK 2:25 12:00 Lemmon and Henry Fonda re-en- r neth Newbauer, the investigating 7:10; 10:05; Kind of Loving 5: so be a member of the faculty PAUL NEWMAN 11-BasebaU-Yankees H—Rendezvous With act a scene from "Mr, Roberts" 8:20. officer, where he also was. of Washington University in the YM Adventure in 1955; Richard Burton, Julie; SUN.—Tlie Stripper 3:15; 6: EATONTOWN treated and released 10:05; Kind of Loving 1:30; 4:51 field of his specialty, pathology. 2—Doctors Today 12:30 Andrews and Robert Goulet sing! 8:20. DRIVE-IN ; 4—Marketing on the. Move 9-Understanding Our World a bit from "Camelot" in 1961; EDISON 7—Blue Angels ll-Film-Wetbacks-1956 More than 1,000 songs and near- ATLANTIC ly 50 plays were written or co- plus Maya Plisetekaya's danc- MENLO PARK CINEMA- LYRIC wn VM THEATRE 12:35 ing, the Moiseyev Ballet, Maur- The Stripper 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 9:50. 3—Communism: Myth vs.- If—Film—'Four In A Jeep authored by Otto Harbach, who SAT.-The Stripper 2:00; 1:00; 6:00; Atlrallc IllRhlnnds—tfl. 201-0148 ASBURY PARK died this year at the age of 89. ice Chevalier, Gleason and Car- JO:00. PREVUE-8:30. Reality, Education 12:55 SUN.-feland of I/>ve 2:00; 4:10; NOW THRU SATURDAY j ney, Ed's ironic interview with 6:10;' 8:10; 10:00. 4—Film-'For Better For Worse 7- Film—Escape In The Sun— Cuba's FMel Castro, and Sulli- WOODBRIDGE 1957 3:05 M-G-Ml THE MAN WITH -1954-90 Min. van reminiscing through it all. DRIVE-IN- 1 2-FiIm-Hot Steel—1940—75 Presents THE BARBED 7—Exclusively Outdoors ;:, 1:00 8 p.m. CBS. FR!. A BAT.—Cartooni 8:40; Love ELVIS Min. Is .i Ball 9M0; Hud 11:40; Tiie Lost WIRE SOULI 9-Aknanac NewsreeJ World 1:30. 1:05 4:20 SUN.—Hud 8:45; 12:«; Love Ii a ••ItHappEned 2—Film—International Hour G.E. TRUE. "Code Name: 9-News ft Weather Z-Film—Knockout-^1941- Ball 10:W, •—•IM ma 5-Film-Flying Wild—1941— Christopher." Part II. A fancy MOOTCLAIR i 1:15 Arthur Kennedy—85 Min. in PANAVISION® and METROCOLOR Leo Gorcey—1 Hr. production and first-rate explo- CLAIRIDGE- * 7—Film-Smart Girls Don't 4-Film-Hell Canyon Outlaws- 5:45 Plt»-2nd B!q HI*, DOUGLAS-NEAL-deWJLDE sions are the stars o{ the action- The Best of Cinerama. BiSO. I 1957-80 Min. 2—Boulder Dam—1936—60 Min. 8AT.—Ihe Boat of Cinerama 2:00; Co-Hit, Eatontown, "Young & Brave" TaIk-1948 filled second half of Jack Webb's 8:30. STEVE REEVES 4:30 1:20 8UN,-Tli« Best o( Cinerama 2:30; World War II two-parter. As a 7:30. "THE SLAVE" color 2—Love That Bob 2—News HEALTH CAPSULES Marine commando, Jack and 4-NationaI Open-Golf-90 Min 1:25 SUN.-MOM. • TUES. by Michael A. Petti, M.D. four others blow up a German Best Picture of Year! 4:45 2—Film—Rogues Regiment— heavy water plant in Norway and Glenn. .Hope Winner 7 Academy Awards! 11-Sports 1948-1% Hrs. IS rT NECESSARY THAT EACH then have to do the same for gmt 5:0* 2:45 OF YOUR MEALS BE heavy water railroad cars. 9:30 Ali Conditioned 2-Film-^Black Angel-1M6-9O 4—Sermonette BALANCE?* m larige m p.m. CBS, '.ATiS OPEN 7:00 P.M.-MOVIES AT DUSK [ Lawrence 'MARFLYN MONROE." (Re- ir sit im inn-rust S8« o«i| Love is a ST. JAMES THE peat). This compilation of pu- Bail-" ASBURY PARK blicity stills and nowsreel clips TECHNICOLOR nUKM Of Arabia has a strong fan magazine fla- PR 5-8883 COBBLESTONES vor and should appeal to its loyal Dr.No MATINEES WED.. SAT., SUN. 2 P.M. band of followers. As for the MARINE EVENINGS 8 P.M. RESTAURANT glamorous and tragic legend of Marilyn Monroe, this half hour TOTKK OF LONDON" II THEATRE CHOICE SEATS NOW ON SALE • PtAYGROUNO Highlands 872-0751 Luncheons • Dinners • Banquets merely offers a suggestion. 10 p.m. ABC. {FREE NOW ENDS SATURDAY MATINEE SAT. AT 2 TONITE — GIANT 4 UNIT SHOW Famous for Steaks EXCLUSIVE . PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S PAT BOONE Telephone Route 35, Middletown, N. J. TRIP. ABC correspondents Shore Area v SHORE "MAIN ATTRACTION" ENGAGEMENT Walt Disney DRIVE-IN Co-Hit — Jane Fonda 741-8344 1 Mile north of Red Bank Riohard Bate, William 11. Law- Jules Verne's v*> t ttn WELL-BALANCEP PIET. TOMORROW: TONSIL REMOVAL, No problem finding tenants SUNDAY-MONDAY Air Conditioned HMMI Capiulu fliv» h»lpM information. when you advertise The Register Matinee Sun. at 2 .ItJinotuiUml.dlob.of.Jnono.licn.l way—Advertisement. Jemims MAYFAIR PRIME RIBS ASBURY PARK

SCENIC DRIVE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MUTINY ON 2 ADULT SHOCK HITS! CRYSTAL BROOK INN • COCKTAILS • LUNCHEONS THE BOUNTY Air Conditioned AN AICIU nciim "FREE-WHITE-2r U 2-0800 * DINNERS BARONET — CO-HIT — 3 BANQUET ROOMS 4 BARS [NEPTUNECITY| LONG BRANCH "THE MIND BENDERS" HIGHWAY 35, EATONTOWN 'f i f"i'i i "u'r'iV "£ i iV"' I'ioiip ilii'lTZ td i *T'\ MiiTsSitfToT" DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE Iht Atbuiy Ciftli tm hcule .^///Mfl?* Oppotite Fort Monmouth j$ -P/ioTifl Htnervatifms Accepted I^^x\\\\\^x\\\\\\\\\v\v^x\v 20-fri%, Jam th 1963 RED BANK REGISTER •tumm STAMP wwus SUNDAY TV , A*. «i-,i*». KJNBAY MKNTNCI 4tS0 Larry Cittttodtn. T:SS 1-Repertolre Workatep J-Calj To PrayeMteligin 4-Diataiie i DM DM hr Umdtog 7:41 Make Two 4—Sermonette 4:41 • ) He had Me mother addreae an T—Newi 11-Sports envelope to grandma, then Muck 7:tt 1:01 1—Previews 2—Eye on City Schooli some trading atampe oa the 4—Modern Farmer 4—To Be Announced velope and matted M. (—Islanders 5-Hour Of St. Francig It passed pott office inspection! 7—Christopher Program •—M«}or Adams both at it* departure point. Las] 7:M U-ttangmen Also Die, 1943, 2—Give Us This Day 2 hrs. Vegu, Nev., aad in phoenix. 7:55 S:M 2-News 2-Amateur Hour, Ted Mack 3:11 S:M 4-BuHwmkle -1941, 70 nun. 2—Friendship Show SUNDAY EVENING MONDAY MOMNMB 7—Cartoons—Children MS «:00 0:11 2—Twentieth Century J—Previews 5—Off To Adventure 0:20 111—Agricultural Film 4—Meet The Press RICHARD JORDAN (right), stands at th* bar of justict, 8:» S-Film-Confidential Agent, 2-Give U§ This Day charged with vehicular homicide, in "The Broken Barrel- 2—Around the Corner 194S, 2 hrs. 0:25 I—Light Tune 7—Film-Wee Wildie Winkle, GETTING READY — Workmen are racing against time to pour concrate around the heao\" a rebroadcast, to be teen on "The Defenders," 2—News 11—Evangel Hour—Religion SO min. twimming pool at th* Sea Star Swim Club, Harmony Rd., Middletown. The club will recent winner of five Emmy Awards, Saturday, June 22 1:10 4—Sermonette 8:4S open Sunday. Jerry Rich, club owner, said th* pool and cabanas and locker rooms en the CBS Television Network (8:30-9:30 p.m., EDT). 4—Library Lions ' 2-Mister Ed «s« 2—Sunrise Semester will fee ready for th* membership by that time. Th* club will feature on* of the few Series star and two-time Emmy winner E. G. Marshall 5—Cartoonj 4—Sunday Report 1:00 7:10 4—Education Exchange "T" shaped pools in th* county. Club will hay* a membership of 400. i 7—Summer School (center) portrays the young man's attorney. Wendell $—Wonderama—Sonny Fox 2—Lassie—Drama K. Phillips' is the judge. 11—Superman—Adventure 4—Ensign O'Toole 7:00 The project was designed by Si 15 11—State Trooper 2-News And Weather M. Larsen, Spring Lake 4—Protestant Fourth R 7: JO 4—Today—Hugh Downs Heights. . 9 2—President's Trip 7—Early Bird Cartoons Swimming Club fcM 4-Walt Disney's World 7:25 CRUISER BURNS, SINKS Shaynar Is Raritan s 2—Way to Go—Religion 9-Call To Prayer-Religion 7-On the Beach, 1959, 2 hrs. WARETOWN-A 11-foot cabin 4—Let's Talk About God 7:10 7—Q. T. Hush-Cartooni 30 min. cruiser burned aad sank In Bar- ll-Probe 5—Columbia Lectures First Valedictorian 11—Rocky And His Friends 7—fiarney Bear Will Open Sunday negat Bay Wednesday, but the »:« S:00 two men who had been aboard 2-Ed SuUivaa 7:45 RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The tion Association award for a 4—Jewish Fourth R MIDDLETOWN - The Sea the pool will serve as a diving were rescued by a passing 5—Opinion In The Capital 7-King And Odie first graduation exercises of Rar career in teaching, $800. ll:«0 well which would separate swim, boat. The Coast Guard said the 9—Film—See 12:30 p.m. 8:00 Star Swim Olub, now being built (tan Township High School will Graduating are: 2—Lamp Unto My Feet mers from diving activity. U—Local Issue 2—Captain Kangaroo on Harmony Rd., will open Sun- boat TA-HE, with Ha owner t&ke place tonight in the gym- Helene Acuna, John Allen, Sue 4—Protestant Heritage S-Sandy Becker-CMIdren day on a limited basis. Plans call for the eventual con Henry Wurfel, Jr., «, Trenton, nasium. S:M Archer, Michael Armstrong, 7—Funny Manns 7—Cartoons Jerry Rich, owner and builder structkm of a fenced-m 40-foot and a companion, was about a 9-Jtews and Weather 4-Car54 Valedictorian for the class is Ellsworth Austin, Elaine Baker, !:» of the club, said the pool, ca- diameter kiddie pool. mile out In the bay when It John Shayner and salutatorian, 11—Let's Have Fun 5—The Establishment Edward Baksa, Betty Baylis, 7-Bitty Bang Bang banas and locker rooms will be There are 48 cabanas and 320 caught fire. A passing cabin Karen Sellick. Jerome Beggs, Robert Bergstrom, 10: It 11—True Adventure 1:10 ready for use by that time. lockers for the club membership, cruiser, the Double Scotch, al- Awards will be presented to: Wayne Beyer, George Bott, War- 9-Christopher Program SiN 7—Little Rascals He said the entire project The builings containing ca- John Shayner—highest scholas- ren Briggs, Thomas Broderick, 10: IS 4—Bonanza so out of Waretown, picked the 1:00 would be completed in varying banas and lockers are in a circle ttic achievement, statuette do- Rosemarie Brown, James Bry- 9—TV Gospel Time S-Ohina and the Bomb two men up after the fire broke J-Life Of Rilty-Comedy stages by September. about the pool. nated by Raritan Bay Area Jay- son, John Burober, John Burns, 10: JO U-Thriller 4-Blrthday Hour* The buildings are constructed out, the Coast Guard said, and eees; Kiwanis scholastic award Joseph Cacopardo, James Camp- 2—Look Up fc Live 0:10 7-Susie The $400,000 project is being of stone and laminated wood TA-HE went down shortly after- for boy with highest academic bell, Robert Cianciulli, Marlene 4-Agriculture U.S.A. 2-G. E. True-Jack Webb 1:25 built on an 11-acre tract a short The cabanas are on the ground ward. The Coast Guard was in- •landing; Veterans of Foreign [Cohen, Rose Marie Cresci, John 7—Foeu» 9—Film-See 12:30 p.m. S-New, distance in from Rt. 35. floor and the lockers below the able to identify Wurfel'a com- War* history award, and Bausch Dempsey, Peter DeRosa, Joy 10:45 10: H 0:10 The club's pool is one of the cabanas. panion. & Lome, honorary scientific [Dewland and Nancy Diamond. 9-Senafe New* Conference 2—Candid Camera 2-Our Mist Brooks-Comedy few in the county that is "T" Membership in the club Is re- shaped. award. Also, Katherine Dickey, Her- 11:01 4—DuPont Show—Drama 4-Dr. Joyce Brother! stricted to 400 families. Karen Sellick—second highest bert Donlin, Frank Dowd, Patri- 2—Camera Three 5—American Experience 5—Topper—Comedy The main portion of the pool Mr. Rich said other facilities In scholastic achievement, by cia Dowd, Veronica Dowd, Rob- 4-Searohlight 7—Marilyn Monroe 7—Gale Storm—Comedy is 82x40 feet and conforms to such as a snack bar, horseshoe DANCING Raritan Bay Area Jaycees, and ert Egnatovich, Barbara Fitine- 7—Faith For Today—Religion 11—Checkmate AAU standards. The stem of pits, tennis and badminton 1:45 Every Sot. Nit* Kiwanis scholastic award. Joy gan, Geraldine Frazee, Vita Gen- 8—Congressional Conference 10:10 t-News & Weather courts, shuffleboard and handbal Nielsen, third highest scholastic ovese, Laura Gillespie, Eileen U:M 2-What's My Line courts will be added later this 0:55 Passenger Granted • Dancing every Saturday achievement, by Raritan Bay 7—President's Trip summer. Grant, Linda Gray, Frank Grazi- 2—American Musical Theater 4-News night to the fine music Area Jaycees, and Teen-Age $1,700 for Injuries ano, Louis Graziano, Cecelia 4-A Moment With 11:00 10:00 of Ed Hall and orchea- Dance Committee scholarship Gross, Kenneth Haines, Linda 7—This U The Answer 2—News, Reasoner 2—Calendar—Reasoner FREEHOLD - A judgment for tra award for outstanding scholastic Hall, George Harris, Joseph Ha- S—Point of View 4-News 4—Say When—Art James $1,700 was entered with approval CLUB W achievement, $150 donated by vey, Patricia Hendryx, Lorna 7-News, Bill Beutel • Five halls for banquets SUNDAY AFTERNOON 5—Film-Angels Over Broadway of Superior Court J. Edward COCKTAIL LOCNOE the West Keansburg Parent- Hickman, Frederick Haban, Carl 9-Best of the Post and meetings 1940, 85 min. , Knight yesterday in a suit for in- RESTAURANT Teacher Association. Woodrow JHoppe, Lynn Howard, Rose In- 11:00 11—Word Of Life-Religion 7—Answering Service juries suffered by a car passen- 44 S. Irldg* Avt. Red Ink • Our' largest hall accom- Sullivan, fourth highest scholas- fante, Robert Jaooby and Wil- 2—Newsmakers 11:10 4—International Zone 10:2S ger against the driver. (epp. K.R. Station) modates up to 1,000 peo- tic achievement, by Raritan Bay liam Jannarone. 4-Weather ple 7—Ivanhoe—Adventure 4-News Judge Knight approved the Area Jaycees, and Danforth Joan Jensen, Frank Kiley, 11:15 3-Fiim-WichKa, 1955, 90 min. 10.M award of $$00 to Mrs. Catherine • Catering facilities for Foundation Award to boy with Frances Klinsky, Stella Kowal- 2-News ITALIAN 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy Patrick of 18 Center St., Middle- weddings, banquets, par- outstanding qualifications of lead- 11:10 4—Desilu Playhouse chlk, Donald Kress. Samson Ku- 4—Play Your Hunch town, for expenses for injuries ties and all other social ership. , 2—Washington Report 7—Film-Yellow Sky, 1948, AMERICAN FOOD bai, Barry Lauda, Kenneth La- 11:00 suffered by her daughter. Mar- functions Also MichasI Weeks, fifth high- 4—Youth Forum 1 hr., 45 min. verty, Laura Lazar, Georgine 7-American Civil War 2—McCoys—Comedy lene, and $900 for the girl's in- est scholastic achievement, by 11:25 Letts, Laurence Lohsen, Joseph 4-Price Is Right juries. She was hurt while riding • LUNCHEON • For Reservation! Phont Raritan Bay Area Jaycees; 1:00 Maffey, Patricia Malley, David 2—Film-Wicked as They Come, 7—December Bride In a car driven by David King, SH 7-2253 Nancy Diamond, Danforth Foun- 2-Fllm-Yeltow Jack, 1938, and dinners served daily Markowotz, JoAnn Matthews, Jo- 1957, 1 hr., 55 min. 11—Jack La Lanne Cherry Tree Farm Road, Middle- dation Award to girl with out- Lewis Stone, 90 min. seph McHugh, John Miller, Rob- 11:30 town, and owned by Mrs. King. standing qualifications of leader- ert Murphy, Joy Nielson, Pauline 4—Science Age 9—Ancient Ache of Man 11:25 KITCHEN OHN 5-News MofL-Thnrn. Jl ».m. fat R p.m. ship; Joseph Maffey, the Jacob Norcyk, Ross Olcott, Karol Olsen 5—Film—Destination Tokyo, 11—Encounter Miss Patrick was injured when Frt. and Sat. 11 ».m. to 1 a.m. the 1943, Cary Grant, 2 hrs. 11:10 the car was involved in an ac- 8oad»r 1 s.m. to «:M p.m. F. Goldstein Memorial Award for and Donna O'Neill. 12:00 Farkbu Is Rear outstanding achievement in citi- 7—Youth Wants To Know 2-Pete and Gladys—Comedy cident July 27, 1959, on Oakhill Pamela Ori, Irene Ricci, 11—Sergeant Preston 5—Columbia Seminars 4—Concentration Rd., Middletown. Louis Drawn of OAKS zenship, $200 and plaque donated Charles Rosario, Gloria Savitsky, 0—Hy Gardiner AIR CONDITIONED by the Jewish War Veterans Post. 1:» 5—Romper Room—Children Red Bank represented the Pat- •t MeQulrt's Qrevt Lynne Schappert, Charles Sel- U—Big Picture—Army 7—Seven Keys ricks; J. Victor Carton of As- PRIVATE DINING ROOM Hwy. II, Mlddtetown George Harris, Keyport Elks 4—Frontiers Of Faith Piter to Small rarUn * BaaaoMl lick, Karen Sellick, John Shay- 12:15 U-Operation Alphabet bury Park, the defendants. Lodge citizenship award, Rose ner, Greta Sheehan, Susan Smith, 7—Rehearsal for a Trip 4—Film—International Counter- Infante, Elks' Auxiliary home Carolyn Strouse, Carol Stuber, 9-Golf Tips feiters, 1957, 1 hr. 50 min. economics award; Caroline Woodrow Sullivan, Eileen Suri- 11—Sportsman's Club 12:10 Strouse, Secretarial Club award; ano, Barbara Topolewski, Annet- 1:40 5—Congressional Report 9-Sports Joseph MoHugh, Jaycee scholar- ta, Tortorici, Lynn Turner, 12:35 ship award of $200; Robert Cian- Marion VanSalisbury, Carolyn 1:45 2—Senate Report ciulli, Raritan Teachers Educa- Wade, Michael Weeks, Susan 11—Sports 1:55 12:40 Wire, Chester Zaremba and Jo 5—Film—Mother Wore Fights, fit? A? McDonald's seph Zuzchik. •-Baseball-Met* OLD MILL THEATER 2:01 1947, Betty Grable 4-Cties, People and Archi- 1:00 TINTON FALLS, N. J. tecture 7—Film—The Great Van 1:30 P. M. S3.00 Inrroue Scouts Start 7—Directions '83—Religion Robbery, 1957 11—Baseball-Yankees »—Almanac Newsreel June 22-"Carmen" 1:05 2:10 (Tosco July ilh) Program for 9—News and Weather 2—The Man From Down Under, 1:20 1943, 2 hrs. 2-News SPECIAL DAHCE TONIGHT orers 1:10 1:25 Hightstown Country Club OAKHURST - Wilfred Pine, 4-OpenMind 2—Film-The Grapes of Wrath, Air Conditioned Neptune City, Explorer cabinet 5-Film-Gung Ho, 1943, 2 hr«. 1940, 2% hrs. Tonight . . from Phil*., popular adviser for the Monmouth Coun- 7-Film-Shark River, 1953, 90 2:05 IUD0Y FISHER RAND cil of Boy Scouts, has started an min. 4—Sermonette Admission $1.50 incl. tent advanced new program called 4.00 1:40 SPECIAL THIS SAT. NIOHT Walt Meilor Bind—Jor M«cJi« Band "Understanding Explorers." 4—Community Checkers. 2—Film—Misiing Witnesses Plui Oueit Star—Nick Stella. So that Explorer leaders may On Eicltlnf "CORDVOX" DORC* Wedaetdayt for Folks do a more effective job, a study 25 and over—$IJ)0 roup approach is being made to questions regarding the stand- ||ards, discipline, and security of NEW the high school age youth. Attending a recent study ses- HAMMOND sion were Thomas Ackerman and STOP... at the Golden Arches SPINET John Waterman, Keansburg, Post 102; Thomas Dunlap, Shrews- ORGAN bury, commissioner, Great North- ern District; John Meeson, Fair Minvtt-man service... tastiest food in town ,v. prices that please $995* Haven, Red Bank-Middletown -woke dining at McDonald's a real family pleasure/Everything Just 25.N Down area cabinet adviser; Kenneth • Draw Bars Stickley, assistant district com- is so inviting.«?. so spotlessly cleon. Um-nwJHn, youU go for the • Ktrerbcmtlm missioner, Freehold; Phil Leon- • Permanent Pitch goodness of'McDonald's foodt • U retail hardt, Neptune, Post 169; Wally • Twin Speaker* Paterson and Phil Newman, Man- • FreieU O PercBsalm asquan, Post 59; Peter Schafer, • II Control Tab! assistant district commissioner, HAM»U*Oi1K-»»ot ofl 0» qtO mt mmd on • New Stjllnf 1 • Cholcn fif Mahogany, Katnut, Oakhurst; Sandy Tallman, Post teoited bw-the nay yoo CU to* ban. tnt/r* Cherry Wood 72; and Gene McLaren, commis- mod* won 100% ma Batl-nenr from •neat- Mil •• lor free h»m« demonitratlon sioner, Neptune City, and Ben bot fsp-qoofliy beef gmmd freth daily. PR 5-9300 Glashan, Shark River Hills South- ern District cabinet adviser. WINCH fBltS-f disease which affects so many 38. Buffalo FAIR HAVEN —John R. Van *4 27 port, who died May 18, left her REV. JAMIS CALDWELL emerges from door of Springfield Church with Watts' jeople's lives. Those fumes won't Horn, son of Assessor and Mrs. 38. A Great estate to her children, Richard >bey human-made border lines. W. Raymond Van Horn of Battin Lake Hymnals. From original painting in Fraunces Tavern, New York, owned by the Sons O.Sound 2» v» Rowe, Eleanor F. Frye, and Eu- t is unfair for any board to ap- Rd., recently was graduated from nice Ginter. of the Revolution. 45. Baking irove a sourse of revenue from the U.S. Navy Training Center chambers 3o 31 JAMES SUTHERLAND, Long plant of this nature located ap- at Great Lakes, III., with the 46. Old Norse Wr 33 3+' ss Branch, who died May 28, left Tercentenary Talcs proximately at its border line, rating of fireman apprentice. works 31 half Ma estate to his nephew, with very few of its own homes 47. Harassed He is concluding a leave of two 9 37 Frank'S. Savage, and half to n the vicinity, but just across 48. Irish poet weeks at home and has left' fo: ^A% be divided among niece, Susan the lake or a parkway are heavily 4 % ^A Baltimore, where he has been DOWN 38 4o 41 •4 S. Young, and nephews, Ronald populated areas which will be af- 1 Mother: New Jersey's Fighting Parson % assigned to the overseas supply and Alasdair Terras. 'ected. We feel that the develo- colloq. 4* ship USS Deneflwla. 2. Palestine JULIA M. LINEHAN, Eaton- pers also have a responsibility: By John T. Cunningham Men who would become widely Americans fell back doggedly, Van Horn attended Fair Haven plain town, who died May 27, and [hey advertise these homes as be- +7 46 Week after week Rev. Jamei known among revolutionists sat firing from every hedge, every ing in a historical section, with public schools and is a graduate 3. Attorney: MARY COLUZZr, Long Branch, ^/( Caldwell strode boldly to his pul- in his congregation, tree, every stone pile. lots of space, safety and clean of the Florida Military Academy abbr. who died May 11, left their es- pit in Elizabeth's First Presby Important Men Wadding Ran Out air to breathe. Let us keep it at Fort Lauderdale. tates to their husbands. terian Church and preached William Livingston and Abra- At the edge of Springfield, Col that way. GEORGE S. MASCIOU1, who powerful gospel of separation ham Clark, for example, often Israel Angell's Rhode Island daily like to mention Mrs. Jan Indian Guides Hold Pow Wow died June 2, and MORGAN M. from England. His pre-Revolu- stopped after service to shake We understand it will be a troops held off the invaders with Morrow, who did several fine PETERSON, who died June 1, tionary War audience listened ap Parson Caldwell's hand. When hardship on the contractors who MBDFORD lAKES Mon- highlight of last weekend's gath- their single cannon, but they be- may have to go to South Jersey articles for us. both of Middletown; BLOOM- provmgly and Mr. Caldwel! war came, Livingston became ering. gan bo nm out of the paper wad- to find a place for their plants This publicity has played no mouth County Indian Guides from FIELD LONGSTREET, who died stirred even himself; often he New Jersey's first governor and Holmdel's Arapaho tribe pre- ding with which they rammed while they have contracts to re- small part in the ever-increasing YMCA's in Red Bank, Asbury May 28, and FRANK E. BID-1 wound up his sermons with angry Clark was one of New Jersey's sented a buffalo dance, Big home their powder and shot. surface Rt. 36. and much-needed participation by Park, Freehold and Long Branch DLE, SR., who died May 23, tears. five signers of the Declaration of Brave Pete Calvert, Little Silver, Parson Caldwell, in the thick our citizenry in the tremendoui have held one of the largest pow both of Freehold; WILLIAM G. Independence. We feel that as long as we live performed magic. Tories came to call him tin of battle as usual, raced to near- effort now going forward to over- BACKUS, Keansburg, mho died in a democracy the majority vote wows in this area in recent There were 105 braves in from "High Priest of Rebellion" ant Mr. Caldwell preached inde- by Springfield Church, broke open come mental disorders. May 4, and VALENTINE A. rules. For this and many other years. Asbury Park, Freehold and Long undoubtedly he mastered thi pendence, but not as a personal the door and filled his arms with Thank you. BERNHARDT, Highlands, who reasons, we oppose a plant of this words of independence long be thing. He married Miss Hannah the Hymnal by Watts. Some 145 members from the Branch. died June 1, left their estates to nature and if court action is the Sincerely yours, fore' most others. Yet his only Ogden of Newark in 1763 and "Here, boys, give 'em Watts! Red Bank area Navesink Nation la charge of the Navesink group their wives. last ultimate to prevent this we utterance that is still remem she bore him nine children in Marion Warth. —Rumson's Buffaloes, Little Sil- were Wilbur C. Hollands, Middle- the person yelled in the famed have no other choice. bered is one he shouted above the the next 17 years. Mrs. Victor H. Warth ver's Blackfeet, Middletown's town, member of the board of di- voice that soldiers claimed couli Yours very truly, NEW YORK (AP) - One In April, 1776, Col. Jonathan for the Public Relation Crows and Chippewas and Port rectors of the Community YMCA, roar of cannon at the Battle of be heard above the loudest bat- Andy Schaap, President, Dayton marched his Elizabeth Committee. Monmouth's Adventurers — were|and Don B. Monro, of the Y Queens industry not only is will- Springfield on June 23, 1780. tled. "Put Watts into 'em, boys!" Union Beach Taxpayers Town regiment off to aid the in charge of the council fire, a staff. ing to accept men and women Young Mr. Caldwell preach« Down into the cannon as wad- Organization, Inc. northern army beseiging Quebec. ding went Watts' Hymnal, and 27 West St., who have epilepsy as employees boldly from the day he arrivei in Elizabeth Town m 1761 at thi He ask^d Parson Caldwell to Angell's men successfuly repulsed Red Bank, N. J. -that's one of tihe requirements come along as chaplain. FLAG DAY To the Editor: age of 20, "whilst the dew ol the enemy in a key spot, Every- 47 Laurel Dr., for a job with the firm. Mr. Caldwell did his duty as The Welfare Council of Mon youth was yet upon his cheeks.' where else American arms pre- Little Silver, N. J. he saw it. He preached every vailed; the : British retreated mouth County, Inc., wishes to ex-1 To the Editor: Sunday, twice if necessary, and burning old Springfield Church press its appreciation for the co- Now ... You Can Have shouldered a musket on the other Referring to Flag Day, June 14. operation you have shown us dur- j in vengeance. I searched very carefully six days. The practice of praising ing the past year. You have Parson Caldwell's words rang hrough your papers of June 13 the Lord and passing the am- played no small role in the in- long after his death, for he wa: and June 14 and if you had any PURE WATER munition appealed to the Eliza- creased interest in the activities shot to death by an American prominently placed reminder to NIW SIICO WATER PURIFIER INSTANTLY REMOVES beth minister; 'soldiers, in turn, of the council. IRON • RUST • SULPHUR • CHLORINE • ALL ODORS sentry on Nov. 24, 1781, at Eliz- your readers that June 14 was dubbed him the "fighting Par- abethtown Point. Witnesses dif- Flag Day and that it was an ap- Sincerely yours, . . . from city and'wtll watsr. Also prsvents further ruit and on." fered as to whether the sentrj propriate day for all Americans Maryrose Contey, corrosion of plumbing and fixtures. Eliminates itained sinks, He returned in the fall to learn tubs and toilets. Gives crystal clear water. Easy installation, shot deliberately or accidentally, to display their family flag, I Mrs. Frank A. Contey, 3d, J. Kridel helps all who have to wear suits all no refills, no motor, no chemicals. Writs or call. that British soldiers and Tories but a jury found the sentry guil- failed to find it. Public Relations Committee. had threatened his family. Mr. summer to stay reasonably cool. ty and hanged him at Westfield. I was disappointed. Your paper Caldwell removed his brood to The "Fighting Parson' has published many fine patriotic 263 Hance Rd., FREE ANALYSIS Turkey (now New Providence) preached no more and when the articles and some excellent pa- Fair Haven, N. J. and later to Chatham and went s AND DEMONSTRATION Battle of Springfield is discusser, triotic editorials, but this time I To the Editor: right on preaching and fighting. most people forget that 8,000 mer think you missed a splendid As our club year draws to a BORROW 2200 Burn Parsonage fought there. Remembered Diamond 1-1184 chance to plug for patriotism. close, the Executive Board of the 565 North Garfield Avenue Enemy soldiers burned his ways is "Give 'em Watts!" Northeastern Co. It would seem to me that an Woman's Club of Little Silver, on Toms River, New Jersey Elizabeth parsonage in February, appropriate editorial, or an ar- 1779, but Mr. Caldwell was back behalf of its members, would REPAY 18" A MONTH ticle about the flag, or even a like to express its sincere thanks in his pulpit the following Sun- Teener Turned small box on the front page re- LAUGH AMOUNTS AT ntOFORTIONATE (ATU for the wonderful publicity you day to preach his fiery sermons minding your readers of Flag Nome Owners with or without existing mortgage* have given our club and its ac- of resistance. Over to Police Day and urging all to display the CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS INTO OHE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT tivities during the year. We ap- Now, and for the duration, Mr. NEW SHREWSBURY - A 17- flag, would not have been too preciate this most sincerely, and REPAYMENT SCHEDULE Caldwell placed his faith both in year-old Middletown youth, pur- much trouble. look forward to another year of AMOUNT 15 YEARS Get the Lord and in earthly aids. sued and stopped by an off-duty 1 hope you wont miss such a pleasant relationship. Armed sentries guarded the doors state police officer for speedin^ chance again, especially in these $2,200 $18.57 Sincerely, additional of the church during services. on Hance Ave. early Wednesday times when true patriotism seems 3,000 25.32 The "Fighting Parson" began afternoon, was turned over ti to mean so little to so many. Mary Louise Wight. 5,000 45.20 church service by taking loaded the Red Bank police when the Sincerely, (Mrs. D. Roger Wight) 10,000 84.39 pistols from his pockets and plac- car he was driving turned oul Col. R. R. Tourtffiott. Corresponding Secretary, ing them on either side of the to have been stolen from *he Bible. Red Bank railroad station. STRATHMORE PROBLEM The tonde, a measure used in International Mortgage Assoc. mmmtUHimnm Inevitably, war struck savage- The youth, whose name was 8 Asbury La., Denmark, is the equivalent of 22 Haddon Ave., Camden, N. J. ly at Parson Caldwell. not released because of his age Matawan, N. J. 1.36 acres when measuring land British and Hessian troops in- admitted to talcing the car, owned To the Editor: and 3.948 bushels when measur- In Bed Bank Call SH 7-2662 vaded New Jersey on June 6, by Joseph Kelsey of Fair Ha- The Levitt Corporation has in- ng cereal grains. 1780, and drove westward to ven, state police at the Shrews- cluded drainage ditches in the Springfield. Repulsed at Spring- bury barracks said. He was ap- 15 per cent of Strathmore acreage field, they returned by way of prehended by State Police Sgt reserved for recreational and Connecticut Farms (now Union) Joseph Hall of the Princeton bar other non-residential purposes. where Mrs. Caldwell awaited the racks, a resident here.- This is contrary to Matawan Aftwfectof Research return of her husband. There an Trooper Samuel Cunninghami Township law, which requires the enemy soldier shot and killed investigated for the Shrewsbury builder to provide drainage Mrs. Caldwell. Barracks. ditches separate and apart from It was an act of wanton mur- the remaining 15 per cent of non- der that shocked friend and foe Strathmore residential acreage. BUTCH'S CAR WASH alike. A group of Strathmore home Paul Siegel of Roselle was thi A fortnight later, on June 23, owners protested against Levitt's 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK guest Sunday of David Carter, the British and Hessians returned plans and asked the Matawan (Across from A&P) son of Mr. and Mrs. Barnabui with 5,000 men in another major Township Committee to require SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd P. Carter, 34 Autumn La. Pau Springfield. The the full amount of usable recrea- assault and David are former classmates tional area required by law. At the Township hearing of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seaman June 10, Mayor John Man ruled 33 Avalon La., entertained Sun BUDGET QUICK DRY CLEANERS with the majority that our appeal Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Summer School day in honor of Mrs. Seaman'; should not even be heard. father, Jack Barst, 65 Andovei We don't blame Levitt for try- La., and her uncle, Louis Barst By FRIGIDAIRE ing to fatten his profits, but we REGISTRATION WEEK JUNE 24-28 Guests were Mrs. Jack Barst did expect Mayor Marz to back ROUTE 36 Z91-9650 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Mrs. Louis Barst, Samuel Barst his own people—or, at the very Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Pesner anc least, permit them to be heard. (ADJACENT TO FIORETTI FARM MARKET) From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in High School Office Mfs. Leah Seaman. Strathmore is blessed with a large and active juvenile popu- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenblatt lation. Those kids need play- Miami Beach, Fla., and Mr. an grounds and ball fields as an FEATURING. ADVANCED ENGLISH COMPOSITION Mrs. Morris Dolinsky, and daugh outlet for their abundant ener- ter, Rorfielle, of Brooklyn wen gies. Taught by Dr. Richard Ludwig and Dr. Walton Litz the Saturday guests of Mr. an We want nothing to which we're • Garments beautifully dry cleaned Mrs. Myron Kleinberg, 59 Avon not legally entitled. But we want Of Princeton University dale La. —and will get—every square inch of recreational area required by • Professional spotting by attendants 00 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Carillo law. 8 LBS. College Board Review Classes Field Biology 44 Avalon La., entertained Sundn Stralhmore must unite on this at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. John issue. Recreational areas can • Garments on hangers and plastic bags 22 MIN. Skinner of Madison. make the difference between a 2 Eighth Grade Program European Tour slum and a fine residential Mr. and Mrs. Ira Anes, Mr, community. Yon can wait for your garments or come Washington - Williamsburg Tour Tutorial School and Mrs. Nathan Rippel and Mr, We urge all Strathmore taxpay- and Mrs. Henry Traphagen dincc ira to attend the next meeting back at your convenience Auto and Wood Shops Musical Workshop at Due Midi, New York, Satur- of the Strathmore Civic Associa- day and attended the theater tion, where we intend to propose Developmental Reading Personal Typing honor of the 10th wedding an further action to get the require- OPENING FEATURE niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ane< ments of the law carried out, Remedial School Fifteen per cent menns 15 per Mrs. Ragnhild HoRstrom n cent even In Matawan. SILVER DOLLAR Rnnvik, Sweden, is visiting nt th Sincerely, homo o( her son-in-law nn< David Schwartz. GIVEN FOR FIRST LOAD Sixth Consecutive Year... Courses for daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Kur Carlson, 50 Avalnn Ln. APPRECIATION (Only One Per Family) 1121 Broad St., Enrichment and Remedial Purposes I'URST PRIZE WINNERS Shrewsbury, N. J. RKD BANK •- Mrs, Helen To the Editor: • ALSO DOOR PRIZES • Gnwu, 470 South Laurel Ave. On bclinlf of the Board of Di- West Kennsburi!, won n llarridni rectors of the Monmouth County CLASSES COMMENCE MONDAY, JULY 1 Gift Clnl) (enndy the yenr-round; Mental Health Association I wish You can also us* our finishing department. Come and subscription nt the grand open express sincere appreciation ing mnlrM sponsnnvl by Louis fiir the oxcollnnl rovpm^e given check our reaionabl* prices for professional work. Don't Summer School Office, 842-1772 Furst Stationers. Willis .Inmci by the Red Bank Register to the 17A Spring Ter,, Red Hank, won nrlous aspects of our work dur- do It yourself . . . leave it to us. a Parker 'Gl pen. ng the pnat year. I would espe- Jam SI, Bf» M5GISTJER 4Who He?' Player Leading Open; Arnold Palmer Paces Big Three

By DON WEISS club pro from Charlotte, N.C. a 15-footer for a birdie at the 12th home where 5s and 6s were Associated Press Sports Writer Such as Don January and Walt routine, then made his run. Burkemo opened with 72s, Palmer "My driving was beautiful, my He knocked in a 20-footer for a BROOHUNE, Mass. (AP)-Tne landed in a big group at 73 and birdie on the 14th, ran in a birdii U.S. Open Golf Championship Player in a bigger batch at 74. atrocious," wailed Player, the lit- putt from 30 feet away on thi moves into its second round toda; If Palmer and Player, the two tle South African. sixth, and then hit from 10 feet with a "who he?" in front others of the big three, are to away for another birdie at the Arnold Palmer and Gary Playei man score if he can t putt?" make their 17th. He played the last six holes in trouble and defending champi they'll have to get their putters in three under par, put his 69 on on Jack Nicklaus with his broad, nounced Gay'-Dah—could and did. tuned to the dips and roll on the the Scoreboard and then watched board back squarely to the wall. bantam-sized greens. clouds gathered and the wind be- the others try to catch'Mm and "I'll have to shoot a 66 or 67 to "I hit the ball very well," said came a real factor with its swirl- fail. get back into it," a discouragec ing gusts, Gajda fired 11 consecu- "I wasn't surprised by mj COMPLETE UNBEATEN SEASON _ Coach Nicholas G. Coita, left, lines up with hit Tinton Falls Grammar Nicklaus said after his horrendou! He sank only one big putt— tive pars, bogied the difficult 12th round," said Gajda, who.-confine 76 Thursday left him a whoppinj School track team which competed an unbeaten seawn by whipping Eatontown Memorial School 'last week. the bulk of his tournament golf Team members, left to right, are Bob'Michels,' discus; Brian Springer, high jump; Terry Lanyi, shot put; Curt Col- seven strokes behind the leader to the winter—in the Southern and —Michigan dub pro Bob Gajda. Western U.S. and the Caribbean. by, 440; captain Kevin Rogers, shbt put and discus; Bill Michels, broad jump; Richard Occhiogrosso, sprints; "The way things are going, "I'm playing real good. I'll just John Castellini, sprints, and Randy Warren, 440. Missing from the photo «r» Walter Jackson, Charles Cannon, don't know, I don't know," the 32- keep in there, do my best and see Jdsse Malone, Raymond Hall, William Payne, Rolf Reina Ida and Ernest Zarin. year-old Ohioan added. "I certain- what happens." ly don't feel very good about it. " Of all the close trailers, Boros was my worst round in the Open and Lema seemed to be catch- since 1959 and my worst of any ing most eyes. Tinton Falls School Completes Unbeaten Track Slate kind in a long, long time." "I think a 71 on this course is a relay team of Hall, Jackson, Joe, "Nothing's bothering me bui good score," said Boros, the 1952 NEW SHREWSBURY - Tinton John Castellini and Dave threw the discus 120 feet, an Taylor and Joe Summey finished myself," Nicklaus said. "But Open champion who is at the peak Falls School's track team com- Picard both cleared 10-foot pole improvement ol 23-foot over the in 51.8 seconds for other records. will be difficult. If the weather of his game and has been for six pleted an undefeated season, vaulting, seven inches over Gene former record. Taylor tied the broad jump rec- »ny better, one of those 71 shoot weeks. "If we get better weather, breaking six school records at Field's old 9-foot, 5-inch record. Walter Jackson jumped the 100- ord of 17 feet, 10 inches. Charlei ers will probably shoot a 68. It'l it'll play easier and I think I the same time. Coach Nick Costa Kevin Rodgers put the shot 47 yard low hurdles in , 13.3 sec, Cannon set a meet record in thV take a big round to get bad should score better." claims (his is the best team he feet, 6 inches, 10 feet better than Ray Hall ran the WO-yard dash tround the lead." has ever coached. the old record. Bob Michels in 11.3 seconds and the 440-yard high jump with his 5 foot, 4 inck" "I'm playing well," said Lema; jump. No one looks to the 46-year-oM who missed catching Nicklaus by The Tinton Falls track men Gajda, a bachelor from Bloom a whisker in the Masters in April Rams Nip Shrewsbury defeated Fair Haven and Little field Hills, Mich., to duplicate the and has been dogging the foot- Silver twice, Ocean Township, staling 2-under-par 68 he fired or steps of the Big Three in per- Long Branch and Eatontown. opening day at the windswept anc formance all year. "If the weath- Their most recent victory was rain-dampened old course of Th< er stays like this, I'll settle for 60-20 against Eatontown Memor- Country Club that stretches 6,871 three more 71s and I think 284 Abarbanel Fans 18 in No-Hit ial in a meet last week at Mon- yards over the knolls and knob! would win easily." and plays to a par 35-36—71. mouth Regional High School. . —SUMMAKIES- But there are exactly 43 playeri Game Against Eatontown Xlnton F«ili to, Eatontown MomorUl M ahead of the open defender am 100—yard low hurdles: Won by Jack- Young Pitcher aon (IF); 2. Williams (EM>! 3. 19 others tied with him. Many att Mickey Abarbanel has taken the Rams struck for one run in second and third runs on the Taylor (OT). Tim«—13,2. capable of matching NicMaus slio 60—yard dam: Won by Summey over this year where he left off the fourth, a big four In the fifth frame. (TF); 2. Hall ami 3. YWUam» (Eji). for shot the rest of the way in th Following Route last season in the Ed Carleton and another single tally in the In tonight's games, the Rams lime—6.4. 72-hole grind that ends with Sal 440—yard ase drive. with 28-year-old Davis Love, season, duplicating the feat ac- Ocean's lead in the loop stand- Ocean Twp. 6, Eatontown 0 High Jump: Cannon (TF); 2, Sum- George Stetter walked with the mey (TF); 3. Jaokaon (TF). Height complished by Cincinnati's John- ings to two games in the win - STANDINGS- -W. ny Vander Meer in 1938. bases loaded to force home Discus: Rodgero (TF); 2. HJcheli column. W (TF); 3. Zahn CnF). DtjttiKe-tWW'. THE BIRDIE FLEW AWAY —Arnold Palmer curls ball And the •oincidence doesn't end Ocean Township's first run in Ocean Twp _ 5 Broad Jump: Jaduon tions for the fall season, the state consecutive no-hitter on June 15, ABRH ABBH Leonardo Field Club .5 er, Ralph Mango, off the mound. outfielder and star hitter for the Tuck,3b 3 0 0 Stettek.cl 3 1938, against Brooklyn after get- Carey.l! 0 0 Hog'in.Jh conservation department has an- Shrewsbury Twp .5 RUMSON - Harold Kelly and took the second position in the Ocean Township struck for three United States in this year's Pan- 2 0 ting the first four days earlier Mango,p 10 0 Pl't'U,9S 2 0 Club 35 .5 Ashley Bell, two eighth-grade high jump to Kelly. quick runs in the first frame J. N'den.p 10 0 D'Bsp'to.lb 3 11 nounced this week. against the Boston Braves. American Games, has been Lu'c'ell.c 3 0 0 Ab'ba'nel.p 2 2 Port Monmouth AX. A Bell tossed the eight-pound with Mango pitching until the end Cone.cl an The seasons are generally the students at Forrestdale School, signed by the New York Yankees, 3 0 0 Cha'tCha'et.cc 2X" "1 Colts Neck .4 shot 38 feet, 5 inches to win Bob notched his second Babe of the third. The winners wrapped R. N'den.rl 1 0 0 Wra'I,2b 1 0 0 same as last year. The firearm each captured two individual Ruth no-hitter last Wednesday, La'da.rl 1 0 0 Grodb'g.a, 1 O 0 Monmouth A.C. 3 over runner-up John Robbins and up the scoring with a second the club announced this week, M&izel.n 2 0 0 Tra'Xa.lf dear season would run from Dec. events and ran on the winning June 12, barely missing hitting Hopw'd.ss O 0 0 Lodoba lf Oceanvlew _ _...2 third place finisher Peter three-run outburst in fourth in- Moore, reportedly sought by 14 t 9 through 14; the bow and arrow 880-yard relay team to emerge the 25th anniversary of Vander Hap'la,lb 2 0 0 Tag'rt.rf Neptune 1 Freakes. Bell's throw to win the ning. other major league teams, 're- LowJ»,2b 2 0 0 M'hrt season from Oct. 5 through Nov. 8, 1 Meer's performance. Amb'se,2b 0 0 0 Coast Lanes _ :. .0 the outstanding performers in thi softlball toss was 225 feet. Shrewsbury knocked Ranis' ceived a bonus of around $30,000. and the upland game season Bob is still a rabid Cincinnati 21 0 0 20 6 7 SUNDAY'S GAMES sixth, seventh and eighth grade The standout pair then com- pitcher Eddie Winrow off the The 6-foot-l, 190-pound left-handed would open on Nov. 9. Shrewsbury Twp. at Port Mon- fan, and the Reds just may have mound in the first inning with a hitter from Florham Park, N. J., Eatontown 000 000 0-0 track meet sponsored by the Re- bined with Don Peterson and Ocean Twp. 300 000 x-fi The Fish and Game Coun- mouth A.C. the inside trade for signing him creation Commission on Rumson Buhl to capture the 880-yard three-run outbreak, but Ken Bul- recently graduated from Spring- 2B—Piasters, Abarhanel. Hits olt— cil has also proposed a controlled* Monmouth A.C. at Leonardo if he continues to develop. ivant, who recently completed field, Mass., College. He will re- Mango 3 in 3; J. Navden 4 In 3. Fair Haven Regional High lay in 2:04. SO—Mango 3; J. Navden 3; Albarbanel party permit season, to run con- Field Club an outstanding season for Middle- port to Augusta, Ga., in the Class IB. BB~Mango 2; J. Navden 3' currently with the firearm sea- School's cinders Saturday. Mrs. Drew Patey and Ralph Aljarbanel 2. Colts Neck at Marine Bar town High's Shore Conference A AA South Atlantic League. Umpires—Van Lenten 4 Napolltano. son, which would permit groups Kelly captured the high jump Lawrence, members of the Re- Bears In Bid Coast Lanes at Oceanvlew Division champs, took over and Hams («> Shrewsbury (4) of hunters to shoot a certain and broad jump events while creation Commission, presented Moore, no relation to the fighter Club 35 at Neptune threw a two-hitter in the remain- ABR II ABBH number of deer of either sex. The Bell was top man in the shot the individual trophies. For 2nd Title of the same name, was a first Wil'ma,3b 0 1 St'mw's»,«» 3 1 ing five innings of the six-frame Eavts.as 2 10 B'nam>,2i> 3 1 party hunting areas would be put and softball throw. team All-America in 1962 and was Burns, If 1 1 Delss.c 3 12 Assisting director Bob Olshan NEW SHREWSBURY - The tilt. Wlnrow.p similar to those of last year but COMPLETE Kelly, who has a best high on this year's second team even 1 2 Fltzgd.Fltzg'd.ll b 3 0 0 and assistants Walter Spillane Bears of the New Shrewsbury Shrewsbury added its fourth EuTv't,i> S 0 0 Coyle.cl 2 O 0 Cumberland County would be ex- BATTERY SERVICE jump of 5 feet, 5 inches, though he cut his varsity career llot'ne.cf 3 0 1 Slmps'n,3b 3 O 1 and John Kenney with the run- Youth League wrapped up the run in the second inning, but with Green,c 3 11 Thorn,p 03 0 0 cluded. • New—Rentals—Recharge at 5 feet, 2 inches Saturday. His short to. play in the Pan-Am 3 0 0 Dorn,H ning of the meet were Dave first half championship last week Bullivant Wanking Coach Walt Hels'n.rl 2 11 winning leap in the broad jump games in Brazil, where he batted Ottlno,2b 2 2 1 Sch'ser.rf 3 0 0 A special beaver trapping sea-" Zapora, Tom Doyle, Harry Mor- with a 3-2 victory over the Cubs. Deiss' nine the rest of the way. son, to run from Feb. J5 to><- DOUGUS ELECTRIC CO. was 15 feet, 10 inches. Joe Buh .445 in eight games. 26 6 T| 25 4 5 35 EAST FRONT STREET gan, Don Manning and Tony The Bear nine is shooting for Rams ...... 000 Ml 0-6 was runner-up in the broad jump March 15 is also proposed. The RED BANK Tel. SH 7-0128 Scalzo. its second successive league title. Shrewsbury ....L.....J10 000 O-« at 14 feet, 11% inches and also Bit— Green. 3B—Williams 2B_ hearing is scheduled to open at A total of 70 athletes con> A three-run rally in the third Winrow. Buonano, Deljj. Hlta off— 8 p.m. in the Assembly Chamber Winrow 3 in 1; Bnlllvant 2 In 5' peted. inning sparked the Bears to their Thorn 7 in 6. SO—Winrow 2; Bullivant at the State House, The proposed —SUMMARIES— seventh win in eight starts. Mark 8. BB-AVinrow 1: Bullivant 2; Thorn rules will be acted on following The Place To Go For The Brandt You Know 50—yard dash: Won by Sieve Hartung, 2. Peter Baasett, 3. Tom Menzzopane reached base on a Umplrei—Wilcox & Eteel. the hearing. ehea. Time: :07. fielder's choice and went to third '5—yard dash: Won by Bobby Frlschla, 2. Guy Hajton, 3. Bobby on Carl Womak's single. Pitcher Gaynor. Time: :09.7. Ashton doubled both run- 100-ya.rd da*: Won by Jflf Burke, Bob WASH & WEAR 2. Pat Shells, 3. Adam Kretowlcz. home, then came across Time: :13.8. Major Leag "Shot Put: Won by Ashley Bell. :. with what proved to be the win- John Robblna, 3. Peter Feakea. Dist- ning run on John Gordon's single. Sport Coats ance: aS'B". HiRh Jump: Won by Harold Kelly, The Cubs also scored their two 2. Joe Buhl, 3. Adam Kretowlcz. runs in the third, but missed a JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR Heieht: 5'2". Softhall Ihrow: Won by Ashtlpy great opportunity when they Bell. 2. John Rohhlns. 3, Tom Mill- 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK hlser. Distance: 75 yrla. failed to score with the bases Broad Jump: Won liy Harold Kelly, loaded and only one out in the Charge It — 30 - 60 or 90 Days 2. Joe Buhl, 3. Bobby Frlschla. Distance: Wio". fifth. Associated Press 4-10—yd. relay: Won by team of Opposing hurlers Kenny Walk- American League George Bernhart. Jeff Burke, Mike er and Ashton each allowed five National League Buhl. Stove Hartunp, '2. team of Bob W. L. Pet. G.B. Gaynor. Jay Bell, Joe nhnlllierR, Guy hits. W.L. Pet. G.B. HiLltrm. .'i. team of Boti Frischla. New York 37 23 .617 - OreRK Smiles, Hark Hilton, Tom Shea. St. Louis 40 27 .597 Chicago 38 28 .576 Time: 59.8 Dick Howser, new Cleveland 2 San Francisco 40 28 .588 8SO—yri. relay: Won by team Boston M 26 ,567 3 Hnrolii Kelly, Ashley Bull, Don lYter- Indian shortstop, and catcher Los Angeles .... 37 29 .561 2% JUST ARRIVED! son, Joe Buhl, 2, team of IVter Cleveland 35 28 .556 Haywood Sullivan of the Kansas Cincinnati 36 30 .545 Kansett. Adam Kretowlcz. Phil Minnesota 34 30 .531 lannarone, Pat Rlirlls. :i. team of City Athletics are residents of 5 Chicago 37 31 .544 Tony Kerbs, Jerry McSorlcy. Val Baltimore 35 32 .522 llowd. Tom Hronhy. Time: 'J:()I7, West Palm Beach, Fla. 5>/2 Milwaukee ...... 32 34 .485 Large shipment of ... Los Angeles .... 34 35 .493 A Pittsburgh 31 35 .470 Kansas City .... 31 33 .484 8'/2 Philadelphia _ 30 37 .448 Detroit 24 39 .381 Uy 10 2 Houston 27 41 .397 Washington .... 21 49 .300 21 13>4 New York 25 43 .368 Thursday's Results 15JJ ' thru AUG. 3 New York 5, Washington 4 Thursday's Results Boston 8, Detroit 3 Chicago 5, Houston 0 WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS i MOLLY PITCHER Minnesota 9, Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh I Sat,June 22 LEAP VICTOR — Harold Kelly goes over a lower height Cleveland 11, Baltimore 8 Cincinnati 11, Philadelphia 1 \ Only games scheduled Only games scheduled OCEANPORT HANDICAP in the high jump ovont in tho Rumson Recreation Com- Pre-assembled cedar Today's Games Today's Games Wed., June 26 mission sponsored track most at Rumson-Fair Haven Baltimore at Minnesota (2 twi- Pittsburgh at Chicago Regional Hign School Saturday. Kelly won the event night) Houston at Cincinnati (N) Washington at Los Angeles (N) at 5 feet, 2 inches and also captured tho broad jump. San Francisco at Milwaukee Detroit at Kansas City (N) ' (N) Seventy athletes compotod. Chicago at Cleveland (N) PICKET FENCE Los Angeles at St, Louis (N) New York at Boston (N) Saturday's Games Philadelphia at New York. (N) Specially priced at New York at Boston (2 dav- Saturday's Games nighl) DAY and NIGHT Pittsburgh at Chicago Chicago at Cleveland Houston at Cincinnati Baltimore at Minnesota San Francisco at Milwaukee Detroit at Kansas Cily (N) Los Angeles at St. Louis Driving range ... now you Washington at Los Angeles (N) Philadelphia at New York RESORT OF RACING can win major prizes! OCEANPORT, N.J. i 2 nlltt from Garden St. I'kwy., Exit 105 unlimited parking Par 3 chip and purr-a-round fiutdoor and indoor dining1 terraces RENT A CAR or " cafeteria and .dining area on grandstand lower level, TRUCK from HERTZ RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN ! 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By TOBY PRICE NEW YORK (AP) - Ah, but Piersall was upset enough that made his appearance on the field where he won 10 pennants In 12 Regatta activities continue to pick up this weekend what a beautiful night it was. 01' it bat slipped out of his hands Case came home and his New 'h'ile h^i was batting in the third years as the Yankee manager. ts the'major portion of the local competitive boating Breed followers almost ripped up njiing. Ity sailed into the box The wrinkled old pixie responded season approaches. Yankee Stadium, (he Mets ..beat eats along third base and by brandishing aloft a knobby the Yanks and Jimmy Piersall hit iracked a.man in the ribs. He is fist. The crowd roared again. Top open regatta on the weekend slate is the Brant a cop. 'v )eputy Police Commissioner Wil- It was the only bi-partisan Beach Yacht Club's annual affair for six classes includ- It all took place at the Mayor's iam L. Rowe. action of the night. The Mets ing Comets and Lightnings. The Barnegat Sneakbox charity game Thursday flight No great damage done. The yelled for their own. The handful ibs were taped and Jimmy got of Yankee faithful in the crowd of winner will also get the North Jersey Yacht Racing As when Casey Stengel led hisJNew York Mets across the Harlem his bat back. He got it back in 50,742 smiled confidently. At that time to single to right and launch •ociation class pennant River to do battle with the world time the game hadn't started. The New Jersey Lightning championships will be champion Yankees for the benefit decisive, five-run burst against From then on it was all Mets. of New York's sandlot baseball troubled Yankee pitcher Stan Over it all hung the almost at Brigantine this weekend. This is a three-race series Williams. program. constant chant "Let's go, Mets. The rally triggered an incredi- Let's go Mets." for the coveted Hubert Johnson perpetual .trophy. Some 50,000 of the New Breed Many local sailors are expected to compete. >Ie demonstration of support by They were stripped of mosf ^f followed their 10th place heroes the Met fans who roared on ball into the House that Ruth Built their homemade banners/ the The event nearest home is a new venture on Sandy three and made a single sound trademark of the New Bre« that They howled and yelled and like feeding time at the zoo. Hook Bay, sponsored by the Atlantic Highlands Yacht stamped their feet. They chanted has adopted the Mets for\ their Probably never has a team and cheered and beat each other own. The banners were confis- Club. This is a One-of-a-Kind regatta to be held Satur- 5een so thourougly booed and TAKING OVER—Monmouth County Bowling Association's outgoing president George on the head with programs. They cated at the gates. jeered on its home field. If you day for cruising and racing classes. Sailboats of prac- tossed some firecrackers and 'It's standard procedure," Yan- Stralle, second from right,' Neptune,'congratulates incoming prexy John J. Giles, didn't know the Yankee players, tically all sizes and descriptions are welcome to enter. tried to swipe the pennant and fou truly couldn't tell them with' kee publicity man Bob Fishel ex- ort Monmouth, at testimonial dinner honoring Strall* at Conner's Hotel, Highlands, some of them got collared by the Comet tailors have the annual spring regatta out a program. Each announce- plained. "We never allow banners uaiday. Others are County Judge George A. Gray/left, Red Bank, and Edward cops. in Yankee Stadium." at Stone Harbor, near Cape May. This is the ment of a Yankee player was J. Bahr, secretary and treasurer of th» Association. Approximately 75 persons at- And when it was all over, Uv A few were sneaked in anyway. Great Sound event that generally attracts 40 to 50 drowned out by a tremendous ended the affair. Mets haughtly stalked out of the cascade of cat-calls and booing. The Met players dressed in Comets. stadium that has housed 20 world And each Met move was mettheir home quarters at the Polo champions with a 6-2 victory over with a fantastic roar of approval. Grounds, about one-mile away. The NJYRA will also give out its Thistle class lUtgers to Host the surprised, chagrined Yankees, The biggest boo was saved fo On the bus ride over, 01' Case pennant to the winner of the Lake Hopatcong open occer Championships who had to leave by a back exit. Roger Maris, who flied out as a told them just one thing: regatta this weekend. Fluke Fishing Rated "Don't go out through the pinchhitter in the seventh. "This Is one you want to win NEW BRUNSWICK - Rutgen front," Yankee equipment ma all year. This is the one. If you In addition to all the regatta, activity, local The biggest cheer was foi diversity will be the site of the Pete Previte told them gnarled 01' Casey, 30 minutes be- can wia it." clubs will be continuing their summer point rac- fth annual National Collegiate the dressing loom afterwards. fore the game started when K They won it. ood in Raritan Bay "They're craiy out there. The ing series on both rivers. thletic Association soccer chara- cops are all inside the ball park Bay Head Regatta TRENTON (A/P) - Fluke fish- :ape May. The bay also has ionships, Dec. 5-7, it has been rying to clear the field. Go oul ig continues to pick up along the fishing for weakfish, fluke, blues inounced by Albert W. the back way." Feature Victors Compete Tonight The Bay Head Yacht Club, currently celebrating few Jersey coast from Raritan and small stripers. witchell, director of athletics, The police at that time, immi lay to Delaware Bay, the State A new run of herring has hit Its 75th anniversary, opens the 50th anniversary cam- diately after the game, had the: bnservation Department report- he Batsto River, Pleasant Mills, Eight teams, one from each of paign of the Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association own problems. They were trying In Old Bridge Oval Midget Goes d yesterday. atehole and other tributaries of the N.C.A.A. districts, will take tomorrow by hosting the season's first regatta. part in the tournament. The to dear thousands of shouting, ARDC-NEMA mighty midget Bob Sail, is the initial New Jer- It said Raritan, Sandy Hook he Mullica. Large white perch milling fans from the grounds. ire still biting in lagoons and games will be played in the Rut- races at Old Bridge Stadium will sey appearance of the world-re- Bay Head traditionally hosts the opening BBYRA nd Barnegat Bays and most A quick dash got Stadium reeks off Barnegat Bay and trib- ;ers Stadium. feature three drivers who have nowned Danny Fleenor Hurricane regatta each season. The 12-member BBYRA will hold outhern inlets have good fluke ushers to the centerfield flag pole itaries of the Delaware from The tournament will enabli won more than three major races Helldrivers from Tampa, Fla, ishing. just before a band of the Breet nine other regattas on succeeding Saturdays through- ;alem Cove to the Maurice River. utgers to serve is host to an this season. Scheduled for the first Wednes- It gave this rundown of fishing who were intent on hauling down The Delaware offers excellent f.C.A.A. championship event for day night midweek program, out the summer, respects around the state: the Yankees' world champion; They are 49-year-old Massachu- fishing possibilities. Catfish and lie first time since 1938, when thi setts midgeteer Bill Randall, Con- Fleenor, a converted Texan, will The Bay Head club opened its ambitious campaign Offshore blue fishing has been pennant. carp are biting very well from wimming finals were held here. necticut's burly King Carpenter lead his Hell Driver troupe in a irery good along the entire coast. "It's ours now," they yellec last weekend with an open regatta for Comets and Camden to Trenton, with cats In previous seasons, the socce and the 35-year-old White Plains, 27-event bill. Competing in 1963 Slues have hit the Monmouth' 'We beat 'em." nd perch in Rancocas Creek and inals have been held in St. Louis, N. Y. ace enjoying one of his Dodge cars, the famous precision Lightnings. bounty surf in good spurts and Police disagreed and took some ikkerel in branches of the creek. finest years, Bobby Albert. drivers will commence with auto Bob Adams, of the host club, won the Lightning hey are scattered in practically of the more boisterous into cus- There is great smallmouth bass IlED BANK RKC. COMMERIOAT, stunts and round-out the family bays and Inlets. Trailers off I.EAGIE tody, along with a minor who had The 8:15 o'clock American Rac- honors, with Metedeconk River's Jim Carson runner- fishing around Delaware Water pleasing show with motorcycle he southern coast are also get W L enlivened proceedings by tossin, ing Drivers Club second appear Gap, and anglers above the water ayfalr Murket .8 3 ramp to ramp aerial thrills. up and Newton Wattis, of Surf City, third. Dave Sid ing bonita. Iherldan Bar .7 a huge, smoking, sizzling piece ance here will gain support from 1 gap are taking trout. Small- dons, of Island Heights, was fourth and Howard Mul po Air Conditioning .7 fireworks between home plate anc New England's Northeastern Star chauffeurs from as far dis- Large striped bass are biting mouths are also hitting in central 'letnlze Rug: Cleaners .8£ cQueena Floor Ooverlnr 6 the mound in the seventh inning Midget Group in a combined 50- tant as Florida are entered in lin, Nyack, N.Y., fifth, in a 17-boat fleet. ft Sandy Hook. There is still New Jersey streams like the uttercriut Bike-ry -.._ -...« It put off one flare and the poll car field attraction. The five- ;ood striper action at the High- north and south branches of the rowna _..„ 6 Sunday night's 200-lap NASCAR Jim Greenfield, of the Cooper River Yacht :ec Tip Houw — A put off the minor. event program will be climaxed championship race, beginning at nds and Sea Bright Bridges and Raritan and the Neshanic River. Sulckx Team , - — —.5 with a 25-lap Offenhauser domi- Club, took the Comet class title. Barry Olton, Bond Electric _ 2V, Police reported no booking! 8:00 o'clock. The once-a-year 100- urf fishing at Sandy Hook, Long Trout fishing continues excel- Hlfh Team nirie-Oamai — Sheridti nated feature race. another Cooper River sailor, was second, while Branch and Deal with excellent lent in most northern streams tor 2,718. however. mile stock car classic paying » Hlgtl Threi-Games — 8. Aeflrr* Firecrackers exploded in th Latest and most colorful speed- Hank Miltenberger, of the Shrewsbury Sailing and spurts at Elberon. Some large even though stocking has ended. 2. peak $4,300 tc sportsman and High Team Gama — Sheridan B; outfield from time to tim way attraction scheduled by Old tripers are still biting In Great The big flatbrook is particularly modified stodcers will emerge Yacht Club, was third. 170. throughout the game. Bridge Stadium race director lay and the Great Egg River. good, and big browns are still fh Game — 8. Aee-rfa. ffifl. with a 27-car field for Sunday's Andy Schoettle, of the Mantoldking club, was Elberon jetty has been a hot biting in Hopatcong, Greenwood 20Map, lOO-mile grind. fourth and Bay Head's, John Harkrader, fifth, in a 17- ipot for blackfish. Bottom fishing and Big Swartswood Lakes. 'or porgies has been sporadically Pickerel fishing has been top boat fleet. It pays to advertise in the Red 3ood in Raritan Bay, and excel- notch in Big Swartswood Lake, Monmouth Entries Eight Comets capsized in 25-mile-an-hour wind lent catches of porgies and sea- Bank Reglster.-Advertisement Cranberry Reservoir, upper stret- 20-1 bass are still being made around First Race—Purse $3000 3 yo claiming I furlongs 6. How Ann 110 Barry during last Saturday's first race. ches of the Mullica, New Brooklyn 6-1 NB 6-1 7. Youth And Age 117 Culmone offshore wrecks. Lake, Iona Lake and Corbin Oit 1. Shady Maid 115 12-1 117 10-1 8. Maud S. 117 NB Kingfish are hitting off the impoundments. Deepwater Cana; 2. Tennessee Bandit DeSplrlto 15-1 120 5-2 i. Goodlettsvllle 117 Sorenson leaches at Long Branch, Elberon is a hot spot for pickerel anc S. Bonny Court Baltd SEE! 4. Flight Leader 114 Culmons 6-1 nd Deal and in inlets south of largemouth bass, Fifth Race-Purse $3500 3 yo mdn clg mile ft 70 y 5. Caprebob 117 Grimm 6-1 118 Zakoor 6-1 Barnegat Bay, The rash of blow Largemouths are good in Al 1. Royaume ALL THE CARS AND 6. Manhattenvllle 109 NB M 118 NB 3-1 fish that has plagued bait fisher 2. Tudor Festival dine, Alloway and Bargaintowi 7. RipV May 109 A. Chambers 10-1 118 French 8-1 15-1 3. Armalad men has started to drop off. Lakes and Tuckahoe impoun 8. Ismadear 114 Shaw 114 Scurlock 10-1 ALL THE STARS 8-1 4. Advanced Star A few tuna and marlin havi ments, as well as many sma: 1. Honey Chan 117 Sorenson 118 Harmatz 10-1 104 20-1 5. Sidling Sam been sighted southeast of fivf and large ponds in central air 10. Mrs. Mud Pack McCurdy 114 Brooks 2-1 112 20-1 6. Nirval EVERY fathom lightship. Ocean tempera 11. Heavy Taxes Perna 114 5-2 northern New Jersey. Tintoi 187 15-1 7. Delnesian Korte ure at Atlantic City state marin: Manor reservoir has good fishin 12. Hidden Cove Arlstone 8. Much To Do 114 Brooks 1M 104 Moscariello 10-1 is 67 degrees and in the sami for catfish, carp and calico bass IS. Holly Springs Sat. Nife 8:30 14. Little Island 114 Harmati 6-1 Sixth Race-Purse $3000 4 yo & up F&M clg ( fur Smithville Lake has lots of su 10-1 ange 60 miles off Atlantic City 15. Cliff Hanger 117 NB 1. Noble Countess 111 Zakoor 9-2 20-1 AT This may be the last good week fish and some bass. Panfishin 16. Vlto 114 Cororin 2. Royal Idol 116 NB 3-1 ;nd for black drum in Delaware is excellent at Shadow and Sprin 3. Miss Broker 111 McCurdy 3-1 Bay, between East Point am Lakes. Second Race—Purse $3500 S yo & up elg 6 fur 4. Beau's Hostess 111 Grimm 10-1 1. Chic's Pride US Harmatz 8-1 5. Thyana 109 Moscariello 5-1 WALL STADIUM 2. Corposant Corcoran 15-1 6. Kit Coffey 107 Moscariello 8-1 3. Motivation Kallal 5-1 7. aEquimlss 111 A. Chambers 3-1 RT. 34, BELMAR, N. J. 4. Outline US McCurdy 2-1 8. Sun Tan Miss 116 Zakoor 10-1 Monmouth Park 5. War Knowledge 102 McCurdy 8-1 9. Dude Ship 114 NB 12-1 «. Careful Consort 120 DeSplrlto 6-1 10. Quit Mar 111 KaUal 15-1 IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS 7. LI'I Eddy US Gomez 15-1 11. aWhy Listen 106 Ottaviano 3-1 MODIFIED-SPORTSMEN 112 111 SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT 8. Eddiejon Brooks 4-1 12. Big Nugget NB 15-1 till Chevalier, Pttt Front, UM- 9. aMighty Dancer 105 8-1 116 W. Chambers 15-1 By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM Monacelli 13. Mrs. Frog mil Elliott, Rill rfisttr. Jin and 10. Trapless lit Zakoor 20-1 14. Windy Weather 111 NB 20-1 106 11. Miss Jane D 107 Moscariello 20-1 15. LIda Rose McCurdy 20-1 Run Hoffman, Elton HlUrttfc. Rip 'n May Bonny Court 12. The Roost 115 Grimm 15-1 a) Hawthorne Ridge Farms-J.P. Brunlng ent Chubby Howir, Wall* Dalhi- 107 Tennessee Bandit Tennessee Bandit IS. aDr. Kress Harmatz 8-1 bach, Daw* Hulit, Don StivM 1 Flight Leader Flight Leader a) Emery-McGeen entry Seventh Race—Purse $3000 3 yo & up all m & 70 y 1. Nalanda 122 Brooks 8-1 and othtrs. War Knowledge Outline Third Race-Purse SI000 2 yo mdn HI clg 5% fur 2. Rare R.ice 119 Sorenson 6-1 Li'l Eddy Careful Consort 1. Normand* US W. Chambers 15-1 J.Sy-W 106 Arlstone 20-1 Outline War Knowledge 2. Sweet Bounce 115 NB 15-1 4. Ross Sea 1 112 NB 20-1 NOVICE 117 DeSplrlto 10-1 Here Me Come Here Me Come S. Fair Tiara US NB 6-1 5. That's Jazz Illl Hernfr, Bill Farry, John ki Air Freight Air Freight i. Marion 113 A. Chambers 12-1 6. Little Klelnle 112 Harmatz 3-1 Prime Number Prime Number 5. Branding Time 117 Gllllgan 8-1 7. aOld Daddy 111 NB 2-1 mtt, Jack Krlika, Jtrry Selwll. 111 Gilllgan 15-1 Bud Hurity, fitora.* Gall, Jack Youth and Age Moon Queen «. aAlr Freight 117 Zakoor 10-1 8. Terminator HI NB •2-1 Miskodeed Youth and Age 7. Kind Kitty 108 McCurdy 15-1 8. aRlver Gambler Ely ond many, many others. 122 3- Moon Queen Fairy God Mother 8. Prime Number 117 Harmatz 6-1 10. Narwhal NB I. aSuuny Pose 117 Zakoor 10-1 a) Mrs. B.P. Bond & H.G.Bensing entry Royaume Nirval 10. Mom Nose 108 Karpe 20-1 YES, ALL AT Delnesian Much To Do 11. Here Me Come 115 Balrd 3-1 Elghth Race—Purse $4500 4 yo & up clg liV mil Much To Do Delnesian 12. Cookham 11) DeSplrlto 4-1 1. Great Dome 115 Kallai 5-1 2. Wishing Bone 122 Balrd 5-2 WALL STADIUM Sun Tan Miss a) Clay-Mundy entry TROPHY BASS — Henry Levi, 9 Nammson St., Rumion, Miss Broker 3. Monongahela 119 Culmone 7-2 Miss Broker Sun Tan Miss RT. 34, BELMAR, N. J, caught this 50'/: -pound striper in the Rip ar Sandy fur 4. Dlvy Den 115 Grant 5-1 Big Nugget Royal Idol Fourth Race—Purse $3500 2 yo mdn ill 8-1 5. Old Bailey 2nd 115 Gonzalez 12- Hook. The fiih was entered in the Summer Angling 1. Moon Queen 117 Gllllgan Ross Sea (BEST BET) Terminator 2. Sassy Devil 117 Perna 15-1 6. Somali Bird 115 Culmone 10- Derby sponsored by Rumion Yacht Club. Terminator Old Daddy 3. Miskodeed 117 Baltd 4-1 7. Leather Stocking 115 Korte 8-] That's Jazz River Gambler 4. Fairy God Mother 117 Boulmetis 5-2 8. Chicago Count 113 A. Chambers 8- SAT. NITE Shlnlnt Hiy (Cul'nei «M Tapis Wishing Bone 5. Chestnut Wave 117 NB 10-1 ». Tapis 115 Grimm 7' Lady Ponderosa (Block! Monongahela Monongahela Monmouth T.-1:1111. Also—Mlnol'J Light, 8 low Den, AnnunciationAltl . InitabIlt i Divy Den Tapis Donna Mile. 6TH-CIms.: 1 yra. I I; olt 4:29. GUARANTEED Vllle Field (McCrly) 4.S0 3.20 2. Late Scratches Results Rolar Tan (Ijiwleltal 5.60 1. Heavy Taxes, Holly Springs, Little Island, Cliff Hanger 1ST—Clmj.: 3 yr».; I.; o» 3:31. Silly Straw iLef'eti 7. 2. Mighty Dancer Iniured Bavlnja (K'l. i U.6._.O. «.2'"O" 4.60 T.-.l:125!. Aiio—Miami Sliorei, ni| Thr»» D««i (MoCurdy) 5.80 4.90 Here Bpnrtan Life. Mlas Chan. Ialoi 3. Branding Time, Sunny Pose Artifact (Chamber* i S.00 6TH-<:lm(t.; 4-np.; « f.; off 4: IF... 6. Mrs. Frog, Windy Weather, Lida Rose ~ •"" Alio-Hu»tle Strokt. Run- Ramona Rifle (HTel H.flO 7.(10 f(. nln( M«d, Belay, WarrJor Lady, Hello Sans Appplle (Znkoort 7.80 WEATHER-CIoudy TRACK-Fast PERFORMANCE Turn. Dlnk'a Boy, Royal Navy, Largo Tow* on Oil (H'r'zi • YOU WANT TO SAVE 20% ON YOUR Lad, Jovei Mark. Al«o Pilot John, H 3D—Clmic.; 4-iin; l ••. m.: off 2:ftfi. Still Echo. WlnzaK, Otctalaly Gray (Cm 14.40 6,W» 3.2ft Jn.yy. County Chairman, BOAT INSURANCE... Dance and Play i (Vu'n> 3 60 2.40 RiRimbaudb . Winning PlUh (Perniii 3.00 TTH-Ainr.: <-up; « I; i>n 5:»i. 95 T-1:47U. Also—fln.br! Sonf, Clever nicks I>t n». T.-U. Also Sen BMpr". Hindu All (mart Prediction. Around. LamlnElrm, Rye n rjlnfer, 4T1I—Mdna.i 3-< yr>.; 8 f,; off 3:80. Far.lllali. • Full-D*p4h Trtad Miss Queata (Ha'lM HI) 4 00 3.20 (Alt. n.ll*:. 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Cell Middle'"- ta«T WrlUI ALCOHOLICS AHOHl- barrel carburetor, s-spe*4 Bow anllt, 'crUMe, V4, power glide, power attar- TOtTIirje. Oood WBHUOB. Itt)< Newark. tffl. 12-voit system. Hondaraa maroon. IH Ing. brakes, new whKewaD tires, radio, UN Mm LANE KM convertible, new 1«M MIRCURT COtfVIRTIBLlJ—Re- AUTOS ft TKUCn wbitewalls, 7ordomatlc InterceptoInterce r en- built enclne In Febniarjr. Stcrflce, PLYMOUTH—Oood eeoond car. lMt MERCURY — Power steering, gine, X.000 mlleille . LI WinWin. US. Call M3-8MI alter « p.m. IM1 PONT1AC — Two-door, raemul ADIM i TUJCKS, AVTOI ends, .ent transportation. Haw battery, ehlft, food enilne and tine, ttt Alto tfaltes, automaUc, radio, heater, H.4H. UH STUDEBAKIR CHAMPION-Ra- ltftt STUDEBAKER LARK wagon, low points, plugs and Ignition system. JUS. JOB WHITE BUICK, Monmouth St, mileage, good transportation, |7M. BOB < p.m. 7U-MN. UN MERCURY CONVERTIBLE, re- Call 8H I-im Red Bej.k, dlo, heater. 150 or beet otter. built engine. Call after #. 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Alter t p.m., 9H PEERLXSS TRAILER — Il«\ 1MJ VOLKSWAGEN — Deluxe. Radio M» MO ROADSTER — IMS. BOB 3M-O76I [tyo bedrooms. Partially rurnlined. BIGGEST FORD DEALER end heater. Iitru. ltOOO mllei. Uke WHITE BUICK. Monmouth It., Red 1957 IMPERIAL convertible, blacl ill CO 4-1M0 after 5:30 p.m. new. 2»l-toSS. Bank. Call MOBILE HOME — ITxlO'. Two bed- rooms, kitchen, llvlnr room and bath. FOR YOUR ,.' AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS * TRUCKS ISol TOUR-DOOR FALCON etetlo Six years old. Excellent condition. Sac- waton, conventional ehlrt, radio, heat' rifice. 787-0845. er, reaaontble. LO »-2628. MOBILE HOME — 35xS. Encloeed un- RAMBLER 1969 AMERICAN — Auto- derneath, picket fence, two bedroonu, matic, radio, heater, reclining eeets, make oiler. CO 4-7117. two tone, good condition. 505-7223. MOBILE HOME — 75O. 74T-M21. '63 Chevy $2595 1957 OLDSMOBILLDSMOBILE FleetFleeta wagon, Monu. Ooavtittble, Bucket 2-Dr. Hardtop. Full Power. E^EE •M.U, Fully Kquipptfl. powerv.r*., nicerdce. New tlreeUrea, 1595K . W The 3-WAY GUARANTEE A Blwjk Beauty. Trail'rail, MlddletowMdlt n aftelt r «. VIKING "36" '661 Chevy $2195 H 1959 MOA ROADBTER - Whltewa ON DISPLAY Impala Convertible, Full Urea, radio, heater, wire wheele. many '62 Buick $2595 Power, Uke New. extras. Can be seen at AI'S MOBIL Suburban Traded Beeiuty. STATION, Hwy. 35, Bed Bank: TWO-YEAR PROTECTION Skylark Hardtop. Alio UsarJ Boaii for Sala M87 PLYMOUTH lour-door. elx cvlln We also sell some d*r. radio, healer, J25O. 747-1373. Aftei Among Many Othtn '56 FORD FAIRLANE "500" 4D S«d. 450. E-2 Budget Terms • 36 Months to Pay 5. 78742M. '57 MERCURY Colony Park SW, MOM, P.Sf. 550. Large Selection to Chooie From BINDER 1990 duslo styled ZT itW Motor Bailer superior domestic used cars. right hand drive, British racing green Diesel Power fiimn '59 FORD Panel Delivery 695. OPEN DAILY 9 A.M..9 P.M. laciuer paint mint condition, slow but 34' Hani' Fedenen Twin (raw Cruiser '58 sporty, best reasonable offer. 8H Fresn water oooled . MERCURY 9P. Commuter SW, MOM, P.St, 695. 8731 after 8:30 p.m. as* Luhra uilo orulser '61 RENAULT "Sordini" 4D. R&H 795. FORD PARKLANB STATION WAOO 27 Chrla Oritt h'srofoct. llW-^Af le, tun. Call M8-1M», apeal 23- 8h«lter oafetn sklK •59 FORD Curtom "300" 4D. FOM 795. 23* Zobel eklft Wo ge» all Vnds of cms »(rocfe-ins, to Mr. or Mrs 33* Pacemaker '59 FORD 6 cyl. Fairlane "500" 2D. FOM 850. 19M CAPILLAC COUPS DK Vft 18' Outboard, with trailer '59 As they come in,oor mechanics put eodk one through o rigid SHTHBj Pull powered, reaaonable. Cell FORD Galaxie 6 cyl. 4D Sed. 850. AVE. * *tt> J113. '60 16-point safety and performance check. The ones that po»p,et FINANCING ARRANGED FORD Fairlane 2D and 4D, FOM 950. AUTOS k TRUCKS '59 MERCURY Monterey 4D MOM, P.St. - 950. the complete' treatment. They're renovated, rehabilitated, hmeoV RUU60N 1 rater ws. (201) M2O300 '60 COMET 2D, M'Omaric 950. up, fightened-uf* washed end polished , inside and out. '59 FORD 6P. Country Sedan SW, FOM Whether they're cheyvies, fords, caddies, or used VW* SLOOP — XXODUiBNT BUT 995. 1A* ma&ogany .hualt flberflaev shelter '61 FALCON 2D Sedan, R&H 1050. every one has proved itself good enough to carry our repute* cabin, aleepa two; roUar neOni, un- RENAULT... linkable and. taiat. Ilka new. Includes "59 FORD 9P. Country Squire, MOM, P.St. 1095. tion around in it. motor, dan ttcSuo, or TO-TWO. '59 FORD Retract. Convertible, FOM, P.St. 1150 Trade-ins that don't pass lite exam? They donf* even see-ow '61 IMa SCOTT OUTBOARD MOTORS sow FALCON 4D. Sta. Wagon 1195. used car lot. GOES AUTOAAATIC! In atockl - Also Polyester Keats only '58 K.M par fal. Bottom paint, rope, LINCOLN Premier 4D. HT 1195. We can't afford the luxury of selling anything but In* best. enaw, unchoia, etc, JACOBS HARD- '60 FORD 2D. Hd.Tp. Starliner, FOM 1295. WARE CO., Betfen Race * •ktawa- '60 Habit, you know, bury kit.. Red Bma. TaT-MH. DODGE "Polara" Hd.Tp., P-Fli., P.St. 1195. '60 ir OLD TOWN, 1890, — Mb*. Iris)- Mercury Monterey 4D., MOM, P.St. 1295. rude, electric wiper, torn, ataitar. '61 FORD Galaxie 6 cyl. 2D 1350. ac^%c '61 FORD Galaxie 2D. Hd.Tp. Victoria 1495. man 1PL, 7U-OS8. '62 35'xlO BEAU CABIN CRUBER —in FALCON Deluxe 4D. Sedan, FOM 1550. '61 Ford Galaxie Convertible water, ready to to. Oallijr, and kead '59 with basin, aleepa two or more, Call THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 1595. Ml-OMO. '61 MERCURY Monterey Convert., MOM P.St. 1695. '59 Plymouth Station Wagon LET KB PAINT and raflnlaa your '60 1895. boat; EllUy experienced. Call THUNDERBIRD, Full Power SUBURBAN 323-OST7 '62 2095. Now you can buy • XT OLAflaPAR — ISO; 100 h.p. Her- '62 FORD 6P. C'try Sed. SW, FOM, P.St. cury. Perfect condition. All extru. 2095. Renault Dauphine n.398. 8W-UU, '63 FORD Galaxie, 2D. Hd.Tp., FOM, P.St. 2195. '56 Ford Convertible \V UAHOOAMY OUTBOAKD — IV, '62 FALCON Future 2D., FOM, R.H., low mi. with a fully automatic Evlarud* motor. Xxcallent condition. CONTINENTAL 4D, Low Mileage 4350. tranimiiiion ... and 741JS8S1. M* CHRIS CRAFT Sea HUH, eicellent '61 Corvan Rampside got up to 40 M.P.G. condition, In water, SH 1-5301 (or 1635 d 61110111 tr&tion« SOMEONE STOLE OUR LAKE DELIVERED IN RED BANK '62 CHEVROLET Canoe, one year old Excellent eondl. EASIER TO DRIVE! Four-door tlon. Call fiW-2261 after a p.m. 16* LAP8TREAK — Controls and ac- ceasorlea, beat offer. 47 Kemp Are., '61 CHEVROLET J1477 Fair Haven. SH 1S1S1. SHREWSBURY Come In For A IMMEDIATE Bel Air 19H — 7H n.p. Xrlnruda motor, ex- cellent condition. Call FREE '61 CORVAIR $1599 SH MS» DELIVERY! Monia 18' CENTURY LAPSTRAKE — M h.p. Gray Marine. Good (kl boat. «U0O. MOTORS, INC. DEMONSTRATION!' OLATTON'S BOATYARD, W. Keens- '61 CHEVROLET $1688 bur* W-60M. 20 SEA SKiro — 75 h.p. Qraf Ma- Impala Hardtop rine, low hours, new Nary top and all SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY equipment Needs only paint Will aell or trade (or small outboard or aall- I'60 OLDSMOBILE $1666 boafc I91-2ba after o p.m. 741-8500 BED BANE AUDI MPMtIS 88 Hardtop BOBTON WHALER - Salldaa, aunUab. hydrodyne, Mercury motors. A few AUTHORIZED RENAULT DEALER - used boata. BOAT SKI * SCOOTER I'60 STUDEBAKER $888 CENTER. 71 White It, Xad Bank. 741- 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Lark Wagon 21' FLY1NO FIN. TO lip. Uarcury ° SH 1-5886 OPEN EYES. motors, eleotrlc starter, lully equip- I'M DODGE $1099 ped. Call 28-DM2. Four-door It' BARBOUR lawtrake outboard hull, complete with (orward locker; wind- shield, running Jlthta and etaerlns I'M CHEVROLET $1277 wheel. Remote controls. 18 h.p. Erin- TWIN-BORO RAMBLER rude with Cruise-along tank. All in Bal Air four-doer top condition, ready (or launchlnr. poo. SH 1-M7>. M Lewis Lane, T& 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK |'6O CORVAIR $1188 Haven. Sedan U' BARBOUR RUNABOUT-mmhoiaoy deck and aeats. 73 Dudley St. Lone Branch. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 — 747-0040 I'M CHEVROLET $1455 »• INBOARD PRAM — is h.p. Ready Impala Hardtop ror water. Excellent condition 1125. 14' PENN YANN - S. H.D. UN Johnson, 3 houra. X26O. M2-M99. '60 RENAULT $588 f TRAILER — Oood condition, lor U- Sadan IS' boat, has winch, Uanta, newly painted, «20. 7412069. CHECK THESE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES '59 CHEVROLET $1399 FINISH IT YOUR8ECF _ 14" center- Impala Convertible board Zephyr class sailboat. Hull finished; mahoiany deck (enclosed 60 DAY MONEY-SAVING cockpit), aeata. etc., are etalned and varnished. V-bottom, flbsrajaju over '59 CHEVROLET $999 plywood. Ruxged, mfe and enjoyabla Bel Air for kids or adults. 84H514. «-8 p.m. 18' CUSTOM-BUILT RUNABOUT — •"> Electric starter, outboard, all acces- '59 OLDSMOBILE $1388 sories, excellent condition. Call 8U- SPORTS CAR S8 Hardtop 1856. 14M' FIBEROLAS BOAT - With prac- SALE! '59 CHEVROLET $877 tically new motor. W«l sacrifice. 813- 1963 RAMBLER Wagon 15' LYMAN RUNABOUT — 35 h.p. motor, two yeers old, rood nahlnr. JOIN THE RAMBLER TRADE 220 TWO-DOOR SEDAN '59 BUICK $1399 !S .b0-'' (u")r """wad, In waUr. SPECIALS Elactra Hardtop BH 7-1R34. 1M1 STEPDOWN CRUISER — W lor. PARADE—BUY NOW AND SAVE! FACTORY EQUIPPED ward hatch, two bunks, lully equipped. With 60 h.p. V-l Electra outboard! '59 FORD $999 Excellent condition. Aleo 2,000 Ib. Fairlana sportsman tilt-bed trailer. Intirested DELIVERED IN $ call 542-1118. BIGGEST TRADE-INS •61 SUNBEAM ALPINE _ 41595 IDEAL SPORTS FI8HINO BOAT — RED BANK '58 CHEVROLET $666 W. built USS, (lying bridle, teak decks, 1775 RoaoMer. Radio, heater, white end r«d Wagon twin OM dleseli. 87 h.p. each; dl. roctlon Under, depth recorder, ship-to- shore, extra, A-l condlUon. Seen al THAN EVER BEFORE '61 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE $1195 Perth Ambov Boat Basin. VA 9-231)0. '57 CHEVROLET $777 Price |S,500 to aettle estate. White and ted. Like new. Hardtop -RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS- 18' CAPE COD CLASS SLOOP — 1962 COMET two-door. One owner, radio and heater $1675 condlUon. Needs work, •60 MGA ROADSTER _...$! 195 •71-0512 1962 LARK Studebaker, two-door. One owner. Radio, heater $1675 '57 PLYMOUTH $499 Wire wheeli, gray ind ted. Belvedere Hardtop S»1 — 15' CUSTOM RUNABOUT — 1962 DODGE LANCER 770, auto., R/H, low mileage, like new $1650 Excellent condition, elxcuehlon seat, canvas cover, no motor. SH 7-4308. 1961 CHEVROLET Monia Coupe. Auto., radio and heater $1695 "61 MGA COUPE '. $1495 '57 DESOTO $399 21' CHRIS CRAFT CABIN CRUHER Sedan — 1WS7, Two bunks with foam rubber, 1961 CHEVY 2-dr. Monia Coupe, 4-speed, floor shift. R4H $1675 Red and black. head. DO h.p. Chris Craft engine. Both used less than 100 hour*. In water, 1961 RAMBLER Amba.sador, 4-dr. cuitom, automatic, R*H $1975 •57 MERCEDES-BENZ I90SL $1795 ready to go. All accessories. A eteal '56 BUICK $399 at 11,300. See "Samara" at Coaat 1961 RAMBLER 4-dr., R*H $ 1575 RoadiUr. White and black, radio, htafar Hardtop Yacht Works, Red Bank. 15' THOMPSON — 1S8J — 40 h.p. IV6I RAMBLER Clatiic 4-dr. Wagon $1475 '54 KAISER DARRIN ROADSTER $1595 electric Evlnrude, controls, battery. Ilia '56 CHEVROLET $399 Jackets, fire extinguisher, tender an- 1961 RAMBLER 4-dr. Auto., radio, heater, I owner $1650 Red and black. Radio, heater, ant owner, chor and line. fl,499 complete prlca Two-door VAN WINKLE MARINE I960 FORD 4-door Station Wagon, auto., R/H, P.S $1350 low mileage. ll» Kwv. 38 Eatontown. SMALL WHEELED BOAT TRAILER—' I960 RAMBLER 4-dr. »odan. Auto., Radio, Heater 13) $1250 '59 JAGUAR XKI50 CONVERTIBLE $1595 '56 PONTIAC ' $299 Good condition. ?(B, I960 RAMBLER 4-dr wagon. Radio and heater $1350 Wire wheeli. Gray and red, TO 34T2 '56 FORD $299 17' LAFSTWAKE — 50 h.p. with trail- 1959 RAMBLER 4-dr. Sta. Wgn., 3 to chooie from, R/H ,... $1150 '57 AUSTIN HEALEY ROADSTER $ 795 er and acceisorlee. Daya oaH fll.wO. Hardtop Nlghls 741-2153. 195? RAMBLER 4-dr. Hardtop. Auto., radio and heater, P.S,, P.B $1050 White and rad. ROWBOAT — Excellent design (or out- board, like new, »T0; iwo oulooafd m 1959 FORD 4-dr Country Squire wagon. 9 pan. Auto., R/H P.S. P.B $1275 '55 FORD $266 hjP^JIO. 741-0704. Hardtop IU»B I1OAT - 24' Ultlohsen skiff 1959 FORD Galaxie 4-dr H.T. Auto., R/H P.S. (choice of 2) $1250 fresh water cooled, monel tanks, aliaft TRANSPORT itc. Roaionable. Call SH M3M after • 1958 BUICK 2-dr H.T. Auto R/H P.S. P.B $ 795 p.m. All day Saturday. 1957 MERCURY Wagon, Radio, heater, automatic $ 595 SPECIALS 8' I'll AM — Oarlocks, oara, aleo I* 1956 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-dr. Auto,, radio, heater 12) $350 CONTINENTAL CARS, Inc. FROM $33 h.p. Soott outboard. Call u a un "ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOIILES" IV RUNABOUT ~ 10 h.p. EWruode, Tee Nee trailer, painted, fully equipped, TRANSPORTATION CARS, '53-f57 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK »M JM-3U2 $95 747-4500 OPEN EVENINGS (MOM CUuttlM Oa HM Not BED BANK REGISTER MO* mvmam utmrn BOUfW Ft* MI* HOWES FOl 21, awjsucwrvM rmuvt, i OTOBD BDMsW... M Full sal part-time work available Isgra. THE CURTIN AGENCY BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Hen's your opportunity. Hours HIGH SCHOOL OHO. babystt- FIELO'S . . , suit your conrinlence. nt O* M4B. MIDDLETOWN - BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED - Attltettw 31'EGG HARBOR Come to:: FANTABULOUS 'BUDGETEER .NTigUlM - Palminss. N. J.M. FIELDS BABTSlrriMO - B.llabl. hljt school Istatsa purobued and appraised. 747 (our-bedroom, lVi-bath spUt on K «crw with g*me room tad 1M» Flj Bridge aportBlluniuil. Twll till for weexdajrc. ICiiwHiBced. Call Not Ua«4 ... Not DUtMM«l ... But a Cusion DtttaKd 2003. Ths Hudson loop Inc., ill attacheattachedd gmge. $700 down to qualified buyer. Ws. Hint condition. Con ovw R, Hwy 36 Hail. 842-0689 alter 4 p.m. ^road Bt, ahiejwsbury. MO. Mast sacrifice thll weekend between 10 a.m. ma • p.m. Thr»t Room Grouping Alt fMSO. CHI SIHtO W4<* RELIABLE WOMAN - WliHe, to take SUM . , . Prtetri . . . Budntwl ... OLD FIJKNITUKX - AIUQUSS. chins. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - PRICE REDUCED - Three-bedroom 61HV 1-5*13. MATURE WOMAN - To run home care at children In her boms. Will glusvsxt, art oblects and Drlc-t-brao, colonial, full basement, large storage attic, front and rear pordi. elderly couple. AH conveniences - ani *i» beard If desired. CsUt 74T-J60S. For Beginneri immediate cash Cor anything and every' »«• ALUMINUM RUNABOUT - comforts Including room of own. thing. AusdJ's, 25 feast Front «t, Near schools and churches. Convenient to transportation. h.p. Evlnrude Motor (like new). Foi laundry. Husband arthritic, wife WILL HELP OUT with private partlis 3 Complai* Roomi of SH 1-1693. cud controls, steering, windshield. (30 covering from cardiac attach, but i dinners or othtr occasions. Can BR 1- 899-39(2. bed patients. Salary open. Call SH HOUVTOEL — RANCH — Three bedrooms, full basement, hard- 7951 after 6 p.m. BRAND NEW FURNITURE I« H.P. JOHNSON - 1861, Ilk* nei PETS I LIVESTOCK wood, floors, large eat-in kitchen with paneled cupboards, attached Only five hours. *225. PR 4-3878 aft SITUATIONS WANTED, Mtl* for only $295. garage. Priced right at $18,800. ( p.m. HELP WANTED-MALE HOUNP PUPPIES — lisle anil fe SAKGAIN - Any boat you ns METHODS ENGINEER — Iiperlincid Pay only $3 weekly males, good pels for children. Cal! own. Low bank rues. Financing ar In time study, cost analysis, planning, •fc 10 Pieca Uvlnc Room Group 747-1M9 evenings. THE CURTIN AGENCY * rangements completed In one call aj MAINTENANCE WORKERS machining, ptckaflnc. waxehouslni, i ft Pise* Bedroom, Modern DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC, blsi anyof our offices. THE MONMOUTI •Jid shlpplnf —-" * - -' •tr t Pleoe Dlnitte and tan, alia red. Wormed and ti Realtors COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. V (Summer Work) Red Bank. plus porary shots. 7U-872s. 1000. RELIABLE HIOH BCHOOL Boy de- A Guaranteed Family Site 64 Thompson Av«. 291-1800 Leonardo, N. J. We hive a few position,* available l COCKER SPANIIL PUPS — AK MARINE SUPPLIES sires summer work; also available RIFR1OIRATOR registered. Champtonshlp backgroui Everything tor tne Boatman. New it: temporary work for the summe parMlme tor winter monUu. Call 747- Member Multiple Listing Services ley's largest marine supply house. morulia, for persona with malntena 1869 after 9:30 p.m. Only at Ivlnrude Sales and Service experience. Pipe fitting: and ctaemii DOO WANTS A NICE HOME — Par THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Industry experience deilred. A.ppl College student deilrei grass cutting collie and shepherd. Call In person or caJl 364-4500 for work, for all summer. Experienced. 671-1160 31 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Ban] dltlona! Information. Call SH 1-7U6. "•»,•" FIELD'S APARTMENTS Open Sundays and Holiday! 9 im-I pi T-ll Eut Front Street, Keyport ENTIRE DAIRY . HERD WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SAL! RELIABLE MAN — Wishes to clean 291-SOGQ Holstelna, Guernseys or any breed. SPRINOVIEW GARDENS INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS offices during evanlng hours. Call have a good market, out ol tut HOUSES FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES AND FRAGRANCES I41-0709. Oo*n Dllly U-8 263 Spring Bt Red Bant 800 Rose Lane Union Bead K( Frld»yi 'tli 9 with young farmers starting up. Ca Immediate and future occupancy. MBITIOUS YOUNG HEN eager to collect. Reuben Qreenberg, Inc., Ct Large four-room apartment, two bed cut (rasa or do odd Jobs. Call SH 7. lumbus, New Jersey. Phone 29S-10S rooms, complete kitchen, spacious clos- HOUSE PAINTING STORE CLERK — Red Bank flrm 3630 for details. or 298-1664. ets. Adults only. Please call SH 1-5672. REDDEN AGENCY Write stating age, experience and ill FOR SALE FOR SALE Reasonable. Cull 787-1676. AKC REGISTERED Boston Terrli Experienced painters, decorators. y expected to P.O. Box 833, Red -OLLEOE BOUND - High school Bank, N. J. Junior desires summer employmentmploymeni . Male. Year old. Reasonable. 81' COMMERCIAL RENTALS Realtors — Insurors EQUIPMENT RENTALS — BY houi Dependable, reliable. C«J1 747-1K84. 17D6. CABINET MAKER — For wood wor FOR THE SRAD day, or week. Bulldozers, front FOR SALE GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AK loaders, backhoes, dump trucks, roller: ing shop. TEMPLE LUMBER COM PANY, Carton St., Rumion. BIG DISCOUNTS registered, champion blood line, STORES WATERFRONT - Enjoy the Fredericks General Contracting FINANCIAL Clock radio S21.96. Transistor and 176. 671-0370. 291-1179 BARTENDER — Experienced. Stead White St. — Best location, redecora- view from your own front porch. WE'RE MOVING S31.ee. Stereo HI-FI JS9.05. Portal) ONE WHITE TOY POODLE — Fi tlon completed, small or large space to Four-bedroom colonial has large HELPINO HANDS — We clean lltlci position. References. Good ialary, 2erlenced, fast moving operation, night area, Financial assistance available. lstered, champion stock. Call 566-71B4 ihift. Pull benefits. Apply In person. ENGLISH FURNITURE Red Bank. Call days 8H' 1-0568, eve- ings, modern kitchen. Bulkhead CHAKLES HOWJCli. — Mason Con Call KI 1-5121 or writl "A.C.". Box (aoross Acme lot) Broad, Red Eai WANTED — Home for beautiful 11 nings 7114013. tractor. No lob too small. SU 7-4478 Ol JTANLEVS DINER, U.S. 1, Wood- Ml, Red Bank. Governor Wlnthrop Desk ant with new floating dock. A true iridge. 20 miles north of Red Bank. KSTEY ORGAN — Almost new. Ve: week old kitten. Sandbox trainer. Ci 7U-O172. Chippendale chtlr. Two htnd- 7(1-8129 after 4:30 p.m. boatman's dream. Asking $27,- •ACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — TUB •ome Cblikperultle wine chain. reasonable. ' ' OFFICE SPACE WEEKEND PAINTERS—u years DOWSTRA AQENCY, 91 East Fronl 787-5823 POODLES—AKC, toys and miniatures 000. perlence. Average home J125 plus painl PROVEN MONEY MAKER St., Red Bank. 741-S7D0. Hepplewhlu cherry sideboard with Heat furnished, will redecorate to suit brua back. L&rc* pine breaWront THREE KUG8 — One Oriental 8x Loveliest quality bred puppies, somi your requlrments. Best location, will Why pay more? 741-2585 any hou: •elding national concern hu founi wood and old glui doors, Hepple* Stall shower, porch swing. 787-09& house trained. For show, breeding RIVER OAKS RANCH - Im- that naleamen wiUi Specialty, Fooi YOU HAVE »,0D0 CASH — You sub-divide ti necessary. 8M and com- LAWN SERVICE — Lawns cut am san be the owner ol a beauty varlor white four-drawer pine chest. 671-12W. pets. All reasonably priced. Tiny >ho< pare. 741-UOO. Plan, Encyclopedia, Memorial or credi Cherry grand father1* clock, tola [Ualtty poodles at stud. 223-1191 maculate three-bedroom ranch on cared lor at lowest prices. 843-1421, o experience have no difficulty tn eari located In Middlesex County chopping WROUQHT IRON DINING SET —Glass (42-0125. Center. Phone DELLCOR BEAUTV face and wood work. Chippendale AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES LODGE ROOM lor rent. Center of nicely landscaped plot. Living ing (500 to (1,000 monthly. Since OL ACADEMY, 313-2833. Closed Saturday mirror with eagle. American clack ^>p table, six chairs, two exteoalob town. Could bs used also for office EXCAVATING — Lots cleared, cellar: copyrighted Credit PJan is a must foi comoles. Reasonable. M6-8181. — Qood quality, outdoor trained, t space. Approximately 2.(00 so. ft. Writ room with fireplace and built- with ea.gle. Two English coiuoli weeks old, TW 2-27(3. dug, (HI dirt and grading. Reasonabl every business and proteislonal man GULF MODERN TWO BAY neighbor- tables. Pair wheelback chairs. Pali REFRIQERATOR—55 lb. freezer coi 'LODGE' Box 511, Red Bank. in bookcases; paneled dining rates. 747-3003. you have almost an Inexhaustible sup hood station for lease. Holmdel and spool chairs. Canopy four-poster parttnent, good condltloo, reasonabli BEAUTIFUL CEDAR DOG HOUSES— room, modern kitchen, finished ply of prospects. (125 weekly draw Bethany Rds., Harlet. Paid training. bed, high boy. Miniature canopy SHREWSBURY — Rt 35. Office spac E*B TRUCKING AND MOVERS—Fre Call 291-O«2?. Sizes for all dots. KINO'B KENNELS, available for rent as of July 1, 1963.recreation room. Large flagstone estimate. Reasonable rates. against high commission-bonus arrartg 0-5. HE 8*696. Nights and weekends. four-poster bed. SmaU pine chesti. At. 19, Oakhurat. 531-1637. meat for right man. Don't mils thl CO 4-3161. Xngtlsh inlay flat %top desk. Inlay CITIZEN'S BAND J. Viking Menen Parking facilities. J75 per month. Call patio. Lovely rambling roses. 264-0767 For personal Interview phone Mr. She. ger, six sets crystals, excellent opera- CHEIUBOB KENNELB — Golden coll E. P. Love, 261-8332. CARPENTER SHOP — Bite 25Uff, barometer. Many Hunt prints. Al- Transferred owner reduced to BUCK'S FURNITURE SERVICE - don Cyphers, Camden WO 4-5700 Mon so Currier A Ivei. Many single lion, 176. HX 8B0 ground plane u and cream Chibuahua puppies. Brei OFFICE SPACE — Best location doc- Furniture repairing and reflnlshln day through Wednesday, 8 a.ru. to noor machine equipped, parking, ready to and double student limps. Double tenna, five months old, $6, Must se! for confirmation and children. Stm $20,900. go. Reasonable rent, opposite Red Bank service. 67W«)2. tor's row. Heat furnished. Antiques and modern. 747-2435. •T 7-10 p.m. -umber. Call 741-5500. Astro lamps. China. Silver. Brau. Call 2S1-IW71. SH 1-5999 Three rocktnf chain. Two pairs FROZEN DAPHNAE, BRINE, BHRIMI GRASS CUTTING — Light trucking, MOBILE HOME SALESMAN — Parl extra large coach lampi. PIANOS - save tlOO or more oft 11 70x100 WAREHOUSE, ALMOST NEW, CHARMING LITTLE SILVER hedge trimming. Call lme, Phone PA J-665B for appolnl price, brand new 88-noU consols AND LIVER — For tropical fish. Als. FOR BALK OR LEASE. ENTRANCE COLONIAL — Seven rooms, 2911091 lent MORTGAGES anos. 10-year guarantee, Come see, live white worms. KEYPOAT PE' ON TWO STREETa, THREE BIG Many other items too numerous lave. Rent, option to buy* Tenze: SUFPUBS, Rte. 35 and River dale Dr OVERHEAD DOORS, IDEAL FOR modern kitchen and bath, im- CELLARS CLEANED—LIGHT HAUL- DRIVER — Experienced, as* over 26, to mention. Mujlo Store, 303 Main St., Lakewood Cllftwood, LO fr«569. ING - Odd Jobs. Call Ray Lamberion for North and South Jersey deliveries, BANK RATES BOAT BUILDER OR ANY OTHER maculate condition. Just reduced Uter 4 p.m. SH 7-9065. answer experience la own handwriting, IMMEDIATE CASH AKC CHIHUAHUA pups and grown- BUSINESS, 8724773 AFTER 11 s.m. 1 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mortgages These articles can be teen by appolnl DAILY. by transferred owner. It won't steadidy vwork, all year. Write "A.T. ALUMINUM SIDING ups. Special, very low price thll FOR LANDSCAPES WITH A DIFFER Home Improvement Loans mfflt only. Call daily after 10 a.m. week. SH 7-2603. last at this price. Only $18,500. INCE — Call WeU'i Landscape Berv t HI, Debt Consolidation — Lowest Rates Installed by aluminum medunli Ice, 741-0180. MARINE MOTORS AND EQUIPMENT (2,000 . month 41E.es GUARANTEED for 20 yean. Fr< BASSET HOUND PUP — Male, AKC HOUSES FOR RENT REPAIRMAN — Experienced. Pleaaur 2,500 * month 131.10 SH 7-3898 estimate. Our 38th yeax in buslne Inoculated and paper trained. Reason JUST LISTED - Attractive 4- INTERIOR AiND EXTERIOR PAINT able. Call SH T-10S0. JNG — Private homes my specialty, ty Marina, 580 Patten Ave., Lon 3,600 month {29.64 . (NO DIALERS) WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - bedroom colonial on quiet street call Mr. K-, 264-4823. [ranch. \ 9,000 month $42.20 PROWN'S BEAUTIFUL YOUNG CHESTNU Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- in Fair Haven. 14x24 living room PARKER MORTGAGE 32 Broad SL Red Bank SH 1-75C MARE — Five years, Jumping pn ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency GUARANTEED ASPHALT DRIVE- (41-1313 FO 3-2601 STICKLEY CHERRY end table, bot) pect, excellent temperment, CHESTEj Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Can or dial with fireplace, dining room, WAYS—Pallos, sidewalks, curbing. Lota NOTICE! )ur Bonded Personal Representative 2«%" high: one square (2414 top) REDUCING BQUIPMKNT—For rent FARM, Wlcktaunk, 916-4362. LI 2-3500 or LI 2-350L large modern kitchen with din- cleared, trees removed. Band, gravel, VIII Call At Your Home At Your other circular 22" In diameter. Real! •ale. Free delivery. South Jane; Burgl topsoU. Trenching, dry wells, cesspools, Convenience. No Obligation.. fins furniture. 747-40Q2 after 3 p.m. cal. SHadyslde 7-2614. PONIES — Three year-old gelding, ei BUMMER RENTAL ette, large bedrooms with more 7B7-3MS. We are now hiring MEN for FUI*L- celtent conformation, new Western sad LONG BRANCH — On the ocean front. than ample closet space. Fin- TIME JOBS and/or SUMMER JOBS. WOOD BUILDING — Approximate! KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED die and bridle, sulky and harness. Also Private beach. Four rooms and bath. THOMAS BOECKIL, BUILDER— New No experience necessary (age 18-39). 20'x30' for sale. Inquire at Red Ban] Unolalmed kitchen chairs for sale. mare pony, rides and drives. Sold si 229-1663. ished recreation room, screened homes, addition, dormers, garages, re- Our FACTORY BRANCH Is expanding INSTRUCTION Airport, 771-1730 and make offer. per cent off on all dinette sets. MON MOUTH DINETTE 116 Monmouth St one package only. Call 7(1-1(28. IMMACULATE FAIR HAVEN BUNGA. porch overlooking large plot. All modeling, general conlraotlni. Quallt and we need personnel for several NOROE WASHER — Klrby vacuun workmanship; 741-1736. departments. TEAIHINO IN ELECTRONICS Red Bank. 7(1-8833. COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES — LOW — Four excellent rooms. Two bed this for $29,500. Utend one night per week. Pay as cleaner, lawn mower, all reasonabl! Wormed, permanent shots. rooms, modern kitchen and bath. Per- BERT AND HARRY are really neal you learn. Apply 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.priced. 787-7333 after 6 p.m. HALF PRICE SALE — Congoleum 363-7107 fect condition. Yearly lease to couple but to save money little ol* Ace can I Monday through Friday. Nairn and Armstrong Inlaid linoleum with'grown children. J138 per month, Member of Red Bank CALL 671-1370 MAHOGANY HONDURAS DIMM Discontinued patterns and remnants be beau ACB TV. » Hwy. 35. Neptuni MONMOUTH RADIO ROOM drapleal table; four chal! GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Three plus utilities. June occupancy. HALL Multiple Listing Service aty. MODERN FLOORS OP RED BANK months, bred for beauty and temper- BROS., Realtors. 741-7586. ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE maple youth bed; mattress. Call I 29 Monmouth St., Red Bank. 814 Cootmin Ave., Anbury Park North 7-14M. ment, rasled with children, J95-$76. 542- SALARY $91.50 o[ Railroad Station. 7714303. 4397. LITTLE SILVER—Three-bedroom spll EMPLOYMENT RUSCIL'S 8PKCIAL3 — Vanity d< MOVING—Can't take automatic wasl level with recreation room, 1% baths 741-9100 INSTRUCTION — Piano Instruction by $12.00, music cabinet 93.60, walnut sec er, electric dryer, big refrigerator. All BEAGLE PUPPY — Male, seven wee excellent condition throughout, con- HELP WANTED-FEMALE LABORATORY INSPECTOR — Techni- former student of the Julllard Institute retary desk (39, electric lroner 125, in good condition. Reasonable. Also old, black coat, papers. Reasonable, venient to school, bus, and railroad Rt. 35, 301 Maple Av*. ' cian. Process control In leading ceram- ol Music, N. Y. Call SH 7.1406, Mrs. five-piece kitchen set 125, refrigerate) antique pine breakfront and wing chair. 542-0348 after 7, station. UnfurnlBhed, year round lease. ic plant Interesting work, good future. Teanne Smith. I4t, crib $8.50, beds complete US M2-320T. 1175. WEART-NEMETH AOENCY, 102 Corner Bergen PI. Experience not necessary. Must be in- RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St, Red Banl FIVE-PIECE BEDROOM BET - Bal W. Front St., Red Bank. SH 1-2240. RED BANK PRODUCTION WORKERS dustrious, conscientious, able to make SUMMER TUTORINO - Experienced REAL ESTATE FOR RENT teacher Elves special one month cour- furniture, call SMALL UNFURNISHED BUNGALOW- Opening lor energetic women to work leclslon, have aptitude for mathema- SH 1-7780 on production line In manufacturlni ics and science. ATCO CERAMICS ts In reading, spelling, English and LET'S FACE IT APARTMENTS Four rooms and bath, garage, large Call or write for a CORPORATION, Hwy. 35, Kevport -Ithmetic. Contact Mrs. Dobson, 291 ANDHRSON WINDOW PRODUCTS - attic. Highlands. S72-18S9. plant In Freehold area. New ail [647. We ara not as younf aa we used to bi complete brochure conditioned plant with eicellent work- It's no fun going up and down ladden Distributors. RED BANK LUMBER, LOCUST — Newly decorated five-room ing conditions. Steady work with •AINT AND HARDWARE DEPART- Wall St., Red Bank. SH 1-KO0. LUXURY IENT hai opening for full-time sales- 'FtlVATE LESSONS—'Learn shorthand Wooden screens and itorm windows , house, {US per month; utilities not food pay and benefits. Must be will* and typing. 30 Shrewsbury Ave., High- a tuugh Job to take down and put 2>/$-R00M APARTMENTS ncluded. Lease required. Call 747-423S. Log to work rotating shifts. Appls man. Excellent opportunity for right Individual. Fart-lime poiltion also open. lands. 872-1421. in tni spring and fall. ALUM1NUI ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSI With or without balcony. ALL ON ONE FLOOR employment office MINNESOTA 111N COMBINATIONS now on saJe FREE MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split, ING * MANUFACTURED CO.. ~" Apply In oerson, J. M. FIELDS, Hwy. •UTORING — qualified teacher, FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED l\b baths, large yard, outdoor tiro- S, Hazlet. Ask for Mr. Amato. INSTALLATION. Only ilx for *77. Call Rent A Piano $12 per Month iccupancy on or about July 1st. Oa- Willowbrook Rd., Ilreehold. ilementary subjects. Call today. No charie -for meuuring. KNABE, MASON-BAMUN. SOHMEF ilace. Vacant July 20. FU 1-9277. Three - bedroom ranch, large dinlnt 787-2MI rages available. Walking distance PtVim ilHlltlr VJ^ABM ——- - —_ _ ___ • "AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM- TREE CUMBER CABliE-NEUON. EVERETT. STICK all transportation. RANCH — In excellent condition. Three room, utility room, one-car garage' PLOYER" ixpcrlenced only, full time. Call 222- PROWN'S Cookmu Ave. s> llsm St. Asturj fk. bedrooms, living room with fireplace ,°» er lot- Walking distance 1391 for appointment. Open dally till 9 Sat. UU 5:30 to schoolsos, , Convenient to all trani- PLANNING A VACATION! Be an Avon MERCHANDISE M Broad St. Red Bank 7(1-750 LER0Y APARTMENTS md dining room, large recreational portatlonttl . o-II nod down, U32 a month, Representative and start earning lor PR 5-B301 Leroy PI. Red Ban! Basement with utility room. Lease re- that trip Immediately. Call 741-4343 FOR SALE PLAY SAND — 80 lb. bag, sterilized WE BUi AMD BELL anything and 7(1-1063 days 747-5366 evenlngi lulred. GLAZEBROOK AGENCY, Real to VA % II35 mmlh" Su<"«' or write Mrs. Margaret Oulotta, P.O. YOUNG MAN OVER 18 SI bag, cash and carry. RED BANK everything. Give toe) highest prices. or Bundays or, Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson.. LUMBER, 9 Wall at. Red Bank. Prlced lo Boi 190, Red Bank. Call William UH Fural«ure, Inc., Hwy.UVERFRONT APARTMENT — Two 142-1700. GIRL—Part time, two evenings pe Good opportunity. Learn printing BATH TUB ENCLOSURE PEOPLE ARE REPLACING — Un 35, Ulditletown SH 1-3213. Opm ITS->edrooms, tile bath, electric kitchen, SIX ROOMS — Bath and entrance week. In doctor's office. Previous ex- trade. App]y at 170 Monmouth St., sightly metal storm doora with attrac- nlngs till 9 p.m. lving-dinlng room, reasldentlal arei .11. All Improvements, oil heat, ga< EXCEPTIONAL perience prelerred. Send resume to iled Bank after 4 p.m. tive scalloped wood doors. I19.SS each. TOMATO STICKS — 5' long, 10c each, Walking distance to station. S150 per •age. High ground facing Naveslnk "AD., " Boi 511, Red Bank. $29.95 See various new models at RED BANK month. Lease required. P.O. Box 1130,liver. Available August 15. No p Practically new, but all the kinks ERMANENT PLANT POSITIONS open Come In and ite this exceptional value LUMBER, 9 Wall St., Red Bank. 741 or 12 for 11. Pick em up! At BED with progressive manufacturer. Apply !ANK LUMBER, 9 Wall SL. Red Bank. Red Bank. ^dults only. Phone. BH 1-2513. out. Eight sun bright rooms on ap- SPANISH ENOUGH SECRXfTARY-Rec today. Installation optional. proximately H acres, affording priva- Bank area, smaU attractive office, con- LAIRD AND COMPANY, Laird Rd GARAGE SALE — June 23, 1-6. Bed- WIN GABLES APARTMENTS - RANCH HOME — Living room, fire ScoberviUe. ANTIQUE MAHOGANY DROPLEAB Mace, dining room, three bedrooms, cy. Really large bedrooms, huge living genial atmosphere, experience neces- PROWN'S room and baby furniture, garden tool Uveraide Ave., Red Bank, on river- rOi?m .^L"1 'lreP|1<:e. modern kitchen sary, salary open. Write qualflcstion: 741-75C0 TABLE — Console marble top table, 32 Timothy Lane, New Shrewsbury. Front, 3-3Vfc-o rooms unfurnished. 741- 1)4 baths, family room, enclosed breeze- to 'A. X.". Box 511. Red Bank. 32 Broad St. Red Bank , Reasonable. 8(2-1074. porch, $250. SCHANCK AGENCY, Real- with dlBhwasher and ga? dryer, much HELP WANTED-Mnle • Femali SUPPORTED VINYL ELECTRIC RANGE — Good condition. tor, 8 Linden PI., Red Bank. SH 7-0387. more, asking 128,500. See this one. WOMAN FOR cleaning and Ironing Naugahyde and BolUIlei. COMPLETE CONTENTS OF HOME— Best offer. Call :RAND NEW air conditioned apart- two or three days week. Call 741- Foamart Hwy. 35, Eatontown. 5t2-0l71. Including 15' family pool and filter, lent in the newest and finest project CUTE, FOUR-ROOM Capo Cod, expan- 5969 alter 6. TYPIST 7<7-«58. in Red Bank. Living room, dining lion attic, near schools, shopping and NDEROSA - 12" shelving sale. - MAGIC CHEF, two monttu old, foul room, bedroom and lovely kitchen. $140. >each, one-year lease, available July Navesinlc Associates LADY — 3J-40 to work 40 hours; in Must be excellent typist preferaW and 16' lengths only 16c running REFRIGERATOR — Rotary powei burners, white enamel. Selling for 3 month. [5. 48 Lincoln Ave., Keansburg. J100. processing plant downtown Red Bank. familiar with electric typewriter. Bo Mt. cash and carry. RED BANK mower; TV set; golf cart; Rolli razor; ill after 6 p.m., CA 0-2570. Realtors lot apply unless you can type 70 ATMBER, 9 WaIi St., Red Bank. 741 miscellaneous Items. 741-57K MANOR EAST 834 Dependability, manual dexterity typ- '4W900 7(1-7200. IIX-ROOM HOUSE — All improve Hwy. 35 Mlddletown ing, references necessary. Liberal bene ranis pex minute. Work available 550. HALF PRICE CLOTHING AN! WERE MOVING — Less than lents. Conveniently located. Inquire at fits. Hospttallzatlon. Paid vacation oth day and night shifts. Detail) year-old blond country provincial Wur- SACHVIEW GARDENS now rentln 24 West Bt., Red Bank or 70 Main OS 1-0600 • first letter, write "A. Z." Box 511 . AJJUINo machines. HOUSEWARES — Thrift and Consign- itzer spinet piano and stool. $700 value Member Red Bank Multiple Listing; and Call 741-1123. It makes new or used. Guaranteed. ment fihop, 70 MonmouUi St., Red Bank. or immediate occupancy. Spacious 3t., Oceanport. ,ed Bank. sale. $395. Call 7(7-3898 daily after :hree-room air conditioned apartments, northern Monmouth Multiple Listing WOMAN FOR small office in the At- TO as $25. Serplco's 101 Monmoutn J95 to $125 Per Month :. Next to theater. 747-0)85. No dealers. vim large closets and full tiled bath. lantic Highlands area. General ofllce rBTRUCTORS CALL 787-6090 SWIMMING POOLS :ents start at S105 per month. For ad- THE BERG AGENCY- work. Reply to ' A.V." Box HI, Red Bertolo Muiic FURNITURE OF MODEL HOUSES - U. 38 Middletowo Bid BAKU/UN — Color TV 1163 Living room suites, tables, lampi, etc. lltlona! Information dial SCHWEIZER Bank. Hwy 38. Port Monmouth lodel 1393 complete. Come In for a AND SUPPLIES MAL ESTATE AOENCY, 787-0123 at 671-1000 OWN THRU KRONE; r SlcrUlce. See dally 1-5 p.m. except OFFICE NURSE — Five-day week ANTED — Accordion instructor, pref- ee demonstration. ACE TV Hwy. 35,DOUGHBOY AND BUSTER CRABBE Thursday, Mlddletown Greens, Middle- !95 Main St., Keanaburg, 'HREE BEDROOMS — Full cellar, irably full-time. Call after 3 2224322 iptune City. PR 8-8081 large lot, within walking distance to Must have had at least two yean P001A Buy charge on above ground own. Mlddletown-Lincroft Re., net FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT on the training. Phone CO 4-01O7. O 4-7575. pools. Chemicals, pool servlcs and sup- )wlght Rd. School. ihopplng facilities and public trans- RARE FIND IN THE COUNTRY >ESK3 IIS up, FILES (12,50 up, tables, plies. All your poo] needs In stock. ver, best residential section. $125 wrtation. Call 671-2002. BOOKKEEPER for retail business In HEAL ESTATE SALES PERSON - hairs, adding machines, typewriters, onth. Call between 7-10 p.m., 842-1209, Yet minutes to ,„,.„,, _ „„,„,„,. [fleet equipment, etc. at bargain prices. Free delivery. SWIMMINQ RIVER Red Bank, Double entry, payroll. Pleas- Experience not necessary, but deslr- POOLS SALES. Hwy. 33, Eatontown, STEREO SALE [EYPORT — Six-room house, oil heat, built Cape Cod with full basement and ant working conditions. Write to "A.F." ,ble. GLAZEBROOK AGENCY, Ave- :ew or used. AAC DESK ODTLET. ONG BRANCH - Furnlahed or un- .vallable July 1. Reasonable rent. Call ue of Two Rivera, Rumson. 842-1700. .te. 35, Oakhurst KE 1-3990. H mile south ol Monmouth Shopping All makes and mode-Is reduced. Ove: urnlshed three rooms and large bath, Box 511, Red Bank. Center. MM7I7. 30 sets to choose from. All new, full :entrally located, completely private, :O 4-0368. BEAUTICIAN — Experienced only. UEAL ESTATE SALESMEN WANTED guaranteed. We service what we sell. 2all 222-5608, 531-0776. 'ATERFRONT — Modern four-beci- New Jersey's largest real estate HAMMOND CX)MB IN-BROWSJE — Without obliga- iNDERSON'S, 30 Broad St. Red Bank. oom and family room in Little Silver. Year-round permanent position. Inquire tion. See the new purchases we otfer 1AST KEANSBURG — (14 roomi STEPHEN HAJRimE8BER8, 518 Main iroker has openings for real estate lo you on iale dally. Content! of homei, WERHEAD GARAGE DOOR 8' wide, ;275 month. Call Mrs. Locllento, Al- St., Bellord. JLlesmen. Why settle for just a job, ORGAN STUDIO rlth garage, S-70 per month. Adults laire-Farrow Agency, 741-3450. Evenlnga en has electric tall, tip rang.; Ma k my job? Enter the profession that la estates, etc. at fraction ol their ill hardware Included, excellent con- •referred. 787-5025. •47-3571. bar and breakfast area. T>i twin, NEED MONEY? Women to work as ie basis of all wealth — real estate. OF A8BURY. PARK coat. New and unpalnted furniture. iltlon, J20. OS 1-1351. suite bedrooms and bath, attic, has telephone solicitors Irom Red Bank of- Park benches, mattresses and box ?HREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. HEW FIVE-BEDROOM COLONIAL- r lwo 0 experience necessary; we wilt train USED OROANS NE COLUMBIA 21" Boy's bicycle, J ™"V r i" " bedrooms. Only fice, evening shift. College students ac- springs, congoleums. etc. RUBCIL'S, 25 md floor, 13 Allen PI.. Red Bank. Jet In lovely trees on acre lot, 2 A *ie,2S0. Immediate occupancy. and offer excellent commissions lajinDond Bpcakei _..^.._.._._.._..4 96. E. Front St., Red Bank. .. J.C. HIQGEN3 2(" boya bicycle, 470007. cepted. For Interview call BH 1-8460 nd opportunity with us In real estate, loin in good condition, 7(1-4355. laths, family kitchen, den with fire- between 6-9 p.m. [ammonvzcy dStarlet Qiord »Orga n ^..„ 450. _.475.. ti-ROOM APARTMENT—Unfurnished, place, two-car garage. In Holland Hills, 'art-time and full-time men ani worn- TRADE IN your oil rurnnure Dim no f, mile west of Laurel Ave., off Hoi- TL Call now for appointment. Ask for [ammond Chord Organ 650. down payment and let a new parloi AROE CHEST — Mahogany buffet, ght housekeeping, good location. Quiet M, Krone Associates, Inc. COMPTOMETOR OPERATOR—Please arge china, round walnut table, dress- uslness person. 741-0761. and Rd. In Holmdel. Will lease for apply In person, FAMILY CIRCLE AS- arry Wenzer. THE BERG AGENCY, laldwln Spinet Organ £50. or dlolni room set at sals prices. Wil- ig table, corner desk, night table, (300. a month. 671-3095 or 631-4256. ,, „ Re»J Estate SOCIATES, Hwy. 36, Keyport. CO 4-780O Mddletown. 671-1000. onn Spinet Organ .850. liam Led Furntturi Inc., Hwy 35, anaen Piano w/organo . AW. ccktail table. 741-0292. UMSON — Four-room furnished apart- BAILS AsUrLOXMJsNT AGJUNC* Hlddlctown. 9H 1-3213, open evenings lent. Heat and water. $90 monthly, IOUSES — Well built, well kept, prlv- MATURE WOMAN — Clerk typist, lammond Extra voice - _...4W. till t p. m. OINO OUT OF BUSINESS—Fabrlci te estate, on Chapel Hill Rd., about must be experienced in composition tuallffed Personnel For Quality Orders Ipen Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 early leaue. 8(2-1765. HO Broad Long Branch 222-4747 Dtlons, trimmings: reduced up to 60 mile from Hwy. 35 6'A rooms, work, electric typewriter. 9-6 five day COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. PAINT DISCOUNTS n cent. MAE'S YARDSTICK. 31 Mon- HREB R00M3 UNFURNISHED—East porch. Including; kitchen, two bath- RIVERFRONT week. Write "A.R.," Box SU, Red AC* fiMPLOXMENT AGENCK PR 6-930P outh Bt., Red Bank. leanaburg, heat nnd hot water In- joms, two-car garage, storage space Bank. 1,500 colors. Inside. Outside. Oi! luded. $75. 787-5689. •ety jrder & applicant our specialty AIR CONDITIONER - % ton. urnlshed or unfurnished, all utilities Broad St. Red Bank 717-3484 white 12.63. Latex KM9. Wallpipsri ASHING MACHINE — Automatic .vallable. Yearly leaBe to responsible OUTSIDE SALESWOMAN — Personal rdly usedd. 1175 cash. Price S k H Stamps. SH 1-7008. feBtlnghouse. Purchased 1959 like new. IBSON GARDEN APARTMENTS — contact work. Choose your own houra. :ill5 ffibei r rufc, (155 . Call 842-3229. after adults only. Phone weekends SH 7- U27 with fireplace, patio but, two WARDS KMPLOXMiiNT AGENCY lall 741-1134 evenings only. ^ modern rooms, all electric kitchen 2643; weekdays N. Y. WH 3-6277. "Scorns; Oral level, 18x21 living We provlce aids lor selling. Can make Ex ecutlve-8alei-0 If Ice-Dome i tie p.m. "Rainbow" TV & Hardware UK refrigerator. Colored tile bath, 180 or more weekly, guaranteed S&0- IAMARLUND H<3 100 A - Shi eat included. $80 per month, 566 oom, 11x13 dining room, two bed- Immediate start through July 31. Mont- incerity and ability with nigh etaics WE8TINGHOUSK REFRJGERA- (aoross Acme lot) Broad, Red Banl nve receiver. S.M. Pilot tuner. Wen- dIDDLETOWN — Four-room bungalow. ™>mi, bath, 38' screened porch com- Broad St. 747-0577 Red Bank R FREEZER — 18 cu. ft. FroBt !18, Keyport. Ul Improvements. Inquire manding view of river; dock. f«,SOO gomery WARD PERSONNEL OFFICE. nghouse AC-DC generator. BrlgRS tint r Eatontown. is top and bottom. Coppertone. Orlgl- 38" GAS RANGE - Very good con- :ratton gasoline engine. Call 787-4630. EST KEANSBURG — Second floor, 741-0284 I cost $540. Best otfer. 7B7*L443. dition. Black Angus King size rotls* : rooms year-round, available July UPMOST NEW — Seven-room unfurn- mJABONS WANTED, Female ilere, like new, Reasonable. 7(11563. IKE NEW — 18 month old Hotpoln BOOKKEEPER — Some experience ARBLE TOP DRESSER - Corner Muat nay a month In advance. 787- sned ranch home, fireplace, two balhs, XHANCK AGENCY necessary. Contact Miss Raelson, CASH REQIBTERS - SO up. Desk lectrlc range. Extra wide oven, rea- ouble garage, »275. RUMSON — Four ReaJtor MOLLY PITCHER INN, Red Bank. SCRETARY EXPERiENCED-shon- iak. dishes, vacuum cleaner, clothea mable. Call 787-6(12. yer, rugs, other household Items. IS up. tape dispensers, 13 up, TV set, W0-BEDRO0M APARTMENT — Bee- ledrooms. three balhs, double garage, Und8 PI R B k nd 90-100 per minute, typing. Other (30. Faint |7 grade , W.Sti gal. Outilde .orch, 1% acres, $350. SUMMER " - s™ " " SECRETARY — Must have some book- cretarlal skills .Will graduate June ill AD 2-7S. CU. FT, — Norge custornatlc re- id floor. Furnlahed. $70 per month, keeping and Insurance experience. paints S1.80 gal. up. Latex paints, 92 igerator. Freezer top. 1(5. Call 7(1- i utilities. Adults only. No pets, IENTAL, rustic carriage house on Member Multiple Listing Honor Roll student. Willing to learn. gal, Other general merchandise. Phone Iverfront estate. 30' living room, two Hours to lull. ADAMS AGENCY, 3 30 Volumes 1882. iLEX LIPERT, Box 320, Boundary Rd. Llltle Howard Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741- Terences 787-4325 after 1 p.m. 787-D6M. orlh., off Hyw. 520, Colts Neck Town- icdrooms, automatic wnter heater, i,nn —i" ~ Sliver. Nicely NTIQUE WALNUT DESK — Modern, lath, garage, very secluded, ownei landscaped, garage, two bedrooms, MM. .TURK WOMAN will cara for child Encyclopedia Americana BARGAIN HUNTERS ATTENTION I- >w, 62" mahogany buffet, eight draw- lip. 9(6-4332. her home, alno babynit. Call 842- uts grass, $875, long season, OTHEI large living, modern kitchen and bath- SECRETARY In law ofllce. full-time. number of display sets are presently Screens, fl.60 each; small sash, 11 rs, two doors. S50. Unusual three-piece !0DERN THREE ROOMS AND BATH lummer rentala from J550. RAY VAI^room, large sun porch, cellar recrea- Write stating experience and qualifica- aliable at great savings. lOuaran- each; atorm sash, S1.T6; assorted sizes, mlton wash stand aet; two burner •Unfurnished, large living room, prl- [ORN, Realtors, 747-4100. Fnlr Hnven. ton room. Call after 6:30 p.m. 741- tions to "B.C.", Box 511. Red Bank. S.BY&1TTING by mature woman d new condition,) •upply limited. Parker Lumber ftSup - .s plate |2; Wesllnghouse electric ate entrance, Leonardo. All utiltles, air home. Call Terms Available ply. SH 7-1710. taster 110. Other Items. 220-01(8. 85, Ideal for couple. AIBO two room >ORT MONMOUTH — Bungalow, llv MATURE WOMAN to care lor two 291-0658 nd bath In Red Bank. $70. 291-1883. oom.i and bath. Furnished. Newly dec- RKD BANK HOME-juBt off Broad school age children in moUicrleis home. {62-C322 ORIGINAL QUEEN ANNE ROCKINO TOP SOIL jratcd. Adult couple. 7*7-1031. St. Seven rooms, two baths, fireplace live In, own room. Liberal vacation YEAH OLD GIRL wlahes steady '"ROTARY POWER MOVVKH —Hard- CHAIR — Black with »old trim. Leav- RED BANK sunporch. In excellent condition flule periods. Reply stating qualifications to mmer employment. Experienced In uaed, 3 h,p. Brlggs k Stratton motor. ng state. LO 61317. Call 291-1179 )eluxe four and five room garden ULY RENTAL — Fair Haven. Three- street. Walking distance to jhopptog, "B.D." Box 611, Red Bank. LbyatttlnK. Call 747-0604. .partmenta for September. Quiet, fine euroom Colonial. Beautifully anil [ul schoolii and trains. J17.8BO. Call us to- IjustiLble wheels. (40. SH 7-4367. MOVING — Norge gas dryer an 0L 0N BIG DISCOUNTS 1 .tmospherc. Two year lease, For in- furnlahed. Screened porch, panels '' ' ?,T WATERBURY, Resl- WOMAN PART TIME - HoMeclean- .ELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL OROE WABHER -- Two cycle. Ex- washing machine, l ^ years old. Fou ormatlon and Interview, phone SH 1- :ame room. Located on Naveslnk Rlv Ing. Own transportation. 787-«701, be- ihes babysitting job for summer. fllent condition. f50. Factory clearance sale. Men's socks, lece modern foam sectional, five '633 Mr. Jones. References exchanged. Call 747- tween 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. 11 T87-&25T. 747-S192 bargln prices. MONMOUTH HOSIERY latched modern living room tables. nso. MILLS, 457 Broad St., Shrewsbury elge nylon ruga, 12x15, 9x6, plus twi iTUDIO APARTMENT—Living room. RUMSON WVERVIEW — 2)4 year Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-(:30 p.m. jnners. 291-9182. letlroom. Full kllchen, private bath A LAROE TWO BEDROOM FURNI8HEI1 , iminuculaU' condition. Three- itrance, all utilities. Yearly. Unfur- ANCH — River view. Yearly lens <• til- bath, wide board, WE BUY AND BELL old house shutter EATINO STOVE — Bureaus, com- shed. $S5 mo. Newly furnished $100, 150 per month. McALISTER AGENCY, floors. Walking distance to picture frames, china, ect. 117 Mai lete beds, lamps, kitchen aet, oilda 47-3770. leal Estate, 10!) E. River Rd., Rum- Bt., Port Monmouth. nd ends. Will deliver, i Jackson SI. in 842-1804. KNOTTY: PINE PANELING ljhl.mli. 8I2-0S37. 'NFURNI8HED FOUR ROOM APART- IENT — Two bedroomB, ulllltlca, go. 'OUR BEDROOM home. Choice Hum Weal front CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1x8 anil UlC. Not first quality, but IAH0OANY Duncan Phyfe dining li ice Included. Red Bank area. Cal location. Avalln-ble Immediately, Red Bank. 747-3500. food buy at Me B. fl. |Wai 24c), Ie, puds, excellent condition, best of- 'urnlflhed or unfurnished. J.1SH. N RED BANK LUMBER, S Wall St. •r. SH 1-1303. H 1-3U1 days or 811 1-7163 evenings. '^ ~ NEWMAN SPRINGS A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 'OUR BEDROOM cottage on country i. ~ Tiro-siory residence. Good tied Bank. FFICB FURNITURE - - 32 ilrawei EW — Two and three-bedroom apart Htate, Available August 15. FurnUhed lns room 1rlnB m Rd Ited Dank. WANTED TO RENT 5 B* •»' BEfriO TAMiS, dry wells serviced. KEYS MADE je, Branch and Madhon Avee., Ret MULTIPLE LISTING. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters TOM SLATU - Painting and Decor- WHAT WOULD you do If you lost link. Call 741-911IS. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 Leeching field ndded. Itackhoe work. ating. Oeneral Contracting, fully In- JAMBOREE (1UITAR IB'ITINU MUllK AND MORE FKO3 PRETTY COUlNlALlm~Nicif C. II. Wilson. EH 1-lHt your keys? He safe, get extra keys. Hi case, black nnd white. Excellent 1'reen an,| nl,||,. raM Monmouth St. Red Bank. SH T-MH. flurcd. Twenty years experience. Free AIIOE EIOFIT I1OOM8 — Three betl 'ECT8 — For three-bedroom rental .•„ i iiu i\-in,Ci aJiSiAx mtlmatea BH I-M8I after » p.m. PROWN'S milltlon. |M. 747-9280. mis, throe bntha. On first floor with omes. Llflt any rental for fast action. ooms, four bedrooms, tile hath, full iple yard. Atlantic Highlands. Re- ment. Vnlue ,,lu Antiques Wanted Home (mprovemenu ,T2 Itrnail BI. Rcil Bank 111.76011 EREO HI-FI — IncTi«lTng~~aTliurni. IATTHEW J. OILL AGENCY, 7H Rt. WOOD A. Rl J15.60U. EL- Piano—Organ Tuning [aple chest-- Mnho^any step tables, i-d rent fur mannglng apnrtment. i. Mlddletown. 071-.12O0. ARMSTRONO" AOENCY, 1-1454. MOV1NO TO CALIFORNIA — Furnl ither tops. 741-032(1. 'ffi HAVE an overflow of bona fide Old Dolls, guns. Jewelry, cut glass, HN1BHED BABKMENTS, remodel- , toys, tools, odda' 11' ends, Singer JRNISIIKI) — Newly decorated four- Ini,. plumbing, electric wiring, ma- PIANOH—OROAK8 THREE SI'BEl) nlRL'S I1ICYCI.K, ronpoctn looltlnc for two to four lied furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals Tuned — Repaired — Regulated sewing machine, electric motors, road im npartmpnt near bua line. Wpat ooms. Call us for fast action to have made. Oilman. SH 7-llil. sonry and painting. For free esllmste men set. Saturday 10 a.m. 30 Malita Like new. $25. Dinette »et exten- call BH 7-1672 Raymond Bonworth 811 1-7803 n, four cllfllra, $1^'. 2IH-lfiKf id spctlon of town. Call 222-7419 ol our home rented. THE BERG AGEN Ter,, Shorecrest. Mlcldletown 811 7 M734. >Y, Rt. JS, Mlddletnwn. ElTl-lOOO. 1P only. LI 20(10. APPL1ANCB REPAIR and Instal and ali those little lobe. Evenings LO fry renNnnntilR ft-42-nt43. -droom lunno ns uf Beptr-mher 6-1711. 811 7-MB. ctober 1. Or we will assume your tloo. Residential and commercial wlr- Plumbing and Heating WO Hilda -- Cleaned an~il~wr«pr>eif, ODEItN — Three-room fnrnlahed lortgago, If you prefer. Ready to Inf. Allsn Electric. BH 7-O812. uncinfiireei, 'IS', sculptured Rr^en WllUm, S3H. •artments, near Fort Monmouth, nice OIHI mil, IU)A 220.VO1I, iirscllrilly n illnn. BII 71047. HII 1-.1213. lake deposit now. 747-21-t-l. Lawn Mower Repair) rnplac<*s~overiooiiing rclies. 14 E. Highlands Ave. AtlantU' •> iiiT I ' Mrp '""dscsped. Reduced Chevrolet. Atlantic Highlands. 2910309 741(1001 AT Tni»~llBik~^~42Vli2r'7"a'*rlVrk iy. I''lr»t floor, private entrance. Four iglllnnds, Kitchen prlvllegm. '-'01-lf5l»!l. I/.UIHI liy trarnferred owner for quick ALUMINUM SIDINO-lnstalltd by limit, J20. Two ilreanera with rnlrrora. , dining area, enclosed eunporcli, me. Hy appointment, 1,1 2-1.150 alter and Decorating aluminum mechanics. OUAIIANTRKI) MB.1J. ge op^n porcli. llrnt Inclililed. Call .EABANT ROOM — Rnower. jTlirTe p.m. Auto and Truck Rental for 21) yfturn. frrtn rntlmales, I-KIH. tchen privileges, parking. Call fill 7. ItOWN'B, 32 Ilroad HI., Iterl Hunk, USEDTX'S" CM. IT. CltOBl.BY HHKLVADOIl IR, In lied Danli. I re I ,!•- 011 i ~ ": ii i7i | ,JVr "«7i i-^T . Him AVIft—Rent a new car or truck, row I/JU18 CABHAN — Psmler, decorator, Our 31th year In I.U»IIICB, BH 1-7800. (!9.K>. ACh T.V.. so Hwy 3D. Neptune Irlgrralor • freezer, good condition it T "",'"•• "jen-ronm split. Lot 7»«l«!. paperhajiger. '2b yeHra experience. iJ . nwlmmlng imnl. 8', 21" depth. Wei month. McLaren and Prospect, Red 7Jon I'rlce llfl.KHl. 07I-37IH. rates. Mapls Ave., Red Bank. Ill T- City. rU_S-8D02. nil. 222-68C1. IMt PRTC2U. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Cliapln Ave. ail 1-1708 after I p.m. Inmilnllitn A aiding Corp. Certified : KSS_r«nge, $!«. 1,1 2-30B2. ioned home; no oilier roomers; on AMibftl(.'ANcuiiclirchaT~a"iid line; woman (inly; roferenrrii re- I.ITTLB "Hfi.vSR~'r—TrS^.njSirotiin Jolms-Manvllle contractor. PR 5 8(07 frT^atTwatT li on Laurel l) ., jn.JOfl. Call 22J- I. II. 1III.I, — Painter .Interior and or Adsm Unzmayer 201-KI02. ooffee table, alntoit new,/ (DO or Imal iiplr. tin pnts, lease, $115 month. UN- ilreil. Write "A.O.," Ho« 811. Ri.,1 r Building Contractor exterior. No Jobs too larg* r>r too offer. 21" Hear* rotury rnowiir Jlfl MACHINERY FOR SALE IIINIBIIKI), 2'i rooma, utilities by ink, statlnK nepdn, small. Very reasonable. Call 747-M3O. 0IJ1ON 00. INO, —Hoofing, HMIng « World look Encyclopedia g.10 or best innt, garage space for one car, TUVATB i«A;ri7. PiuVATB~"~FW IWNKII HfTwuT-Tg^touilrVSr BUIUDHA - Ne* homes, room ad- insulation. Installed and guaranteed ffrffer.. Anderson «lov«, yjmy whenn nnw, Hill T wTlirfns(j«ltVsson iplp, no petft, leaan, $80 mnntli. IIANCE — Large closets. Qulpt, Upf. liedrnora spill, Tlirer full baths, eal-ln iltlons, buement and attlo rooms, for 10 years. I'll 00701 2J1-CXHO, 13 years oldld, bubtt gooi ll >. Call ennes exchanKed. Business gentleman 'leclrle. kltelien, huge paneled family OARI, a JONEA - I'llntlng and HII T-20W *ll«r II cnndltlon, 12a. NNIB K. I1YRNU. Realtor, R W. kitchens, garage, repairs and alter- decorating. Full Insurance covsrage. rr ltd., Rumson. H42.1I5I). eferred. 842-11131. otini, nereened porch, two-car garage, atlons. Herbert Blgenrsuch. 8H t-O'All. for free estimate call 7I7-3MI. ;IO"OAJJU>N iunv/A iineinent. lleautlfully landscaped lot, Tel. Anawerlng Scrvlc* ROOMtT - Cloan saad cnTrFi a. 1. flOONI - Ceramlo Ille con- IB, 114", 114" lime, f t, 1J(K) •if™ " ''"ii'Htlon. New Shrewiliiry. lro MERCHANOISK WANTTI) im, living rndm, dining roQin, kllch- table. Reasonable rateii. Onntlemr- •M.OfKl. Cull I.I 2-2204. tractor (or qtuiny, pries, and pmmu HiKl AND PAPER IIANalNfl- ]« your B< y watt AC s*ii»iMlne built according to your specifications, you MUST INSPECT 1.91 acres in area of fine homes. Spacious 15x30 living, .dining Eiterior Doors Fullv Weitherstrtpped he superb workmanship at Long Bridge Acres. We have two All freshly decorated—move right in! Easy financing can be ar-combination with fireplace, unusual 12x15 family room with bar- ranged wkh small down payment to qualified buyer. Asking General Motor* Dflco Comiltlftnilr lomes ready for inspection—not models, because ours is a cus- becue, sunny kitchen, four bedrooms, 2ft tiled baths. Full base- G*i [^red Htat tomized estate project, not a development. The discriminating $31,900. ment, two-car attached garage, hot water heat. Many extras. Optional Alr-Onriltinhinx Av*ll».hle All Copper Plumfcinj buyer will appreciate our: Handy to golf course, yacht club, shops, church, school and sta- 100 Ampere Xltctrle S«rvicf MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERINGS: tion. Business transfer out of state compels owner to sell. "A BtUiroom Vanity — Otioict oS Fonnlu, Hulk TUe COLONIAL RANCH — With three large bedrooms, two ceramic buy" for someone at $50,500, Kitchen C»hln»ti - - Choice nt Llfftlmc PluUe Flnlah or Rid Blreb >aths, spacious ash-paneled family room, living room with wood- COLONIAL RANCH IN FINEST AREA with NiluriH Fruit wood nr Ow\>trioat Flnl«h Norge Ou Dryer burning fireplace; full dining room, handsomely equipped kitchen, The warmth and charm of this lovely three-bedroom home will RETIREMENT OR SMALL FAMILY home in Rumson. -Living Welbuilt Wtll Ovtn — Ohrom* or Four CoSon laundry room; full dry cellar, two-car garage. Reasonably priced captivate you on sight. No one needs to persuade you of the fine room, dining alcove, kitchen, two nice bedrooms, TV roonv and Webuilt Counter Ranice — Burnlih«d Aluminum at $33,500. construction, quality and prestige—these are readily apparent. bath. Nicely landscaped, patio and barbecue. Full basement, ga- Caloric Rinne Hood — 81K Color* AvillLbte Caloric Kitchen Ciriritt — M$vtn Colon Available From the entrance foyer, step Into the spacious living room with rage. Asking $26,000. ProrrMf Eahauat Fan EARLY AMERICAN TWO-STORY - Features four large bed- fireplace, put yourself at the head of the table in the separate Rhetm W-QU. Glwi Lined Hot Wattr Huter rooms, two ceramic baths, living room, dining room, farm style dining room, entertain your friendi in the stomping room. Owner FASHIONABLE RIVER OAKS - A most attractive colonial home 'eat-in" kitchen, paneled family room with fireplace; powder transferred. Offers will be in order. Appraisal value $27,900. on a pond, handy to schools, beaches and transportation. Four oom, full cellar, two-car garage. Priced at $35,500. Act now—call today. bright bedrooms, 2% tiled baths, screened 11x19 porch full base- PRICES FROM $20,900 ment and two-car attached garage. May we show you? Offered BUY DIRECT FROM BUILDER We will be delighted to see you; you'll be glad you came. Colts NEED IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY? at $39,900. Neck is a lovely community and the taxes are the lowest. Why lot come this weekend? Here it is! Price and terms satisfying for any buyer. Three- LITTLE SILVER DREAM HOME In a well settled fine area of PIELAET, INC. — 741-3306 bedroom home in splendid condition, nicely landscaped %-acre Little Silver. NOT A DEVELOPMENT. No traffic. Idea! for chil- 7rom Lincroft travel west on Phalanx Rd. to Laird Rd,, north grounds, near shopping and express city buses. Owner's mortgage dren. Snuggled midst beautiful trees in high area. Beautiful living D«n»mar Drivt, Middl»town m Laird Rd. to Long Bridge. may be assumed for approximately $3,200 with monthly payments room, fireplace arid picture window. Three bedrooms, good dining of $138. Offered at $18,500. Routs » to Chapel Hill Rd. (at Oasis Restaurant). room, comfortable kitchen, screened porch, full basement, garage. Chapel Hill Road one block ta Danemar Drive and model home. J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, Realtors Includes exhaust fans, in fact everything you can imagine for OPIBN DAILY AND IUNDAY NOON TO DUBK WALKER & WALKER real comfortable, living, Taxes $541. $24,900. SH 1-7741 REALTORS REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES m Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. RAY VAN HORN REALTORS WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY REALTORS SH 1-5212 OVER A QUARTER CENTURY 127 Oakland St. Red Bank REALTORS Hwy. 35 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co. Middletown MULTIPLE LISTINGS 671-33 I I SHadyiicU 7-3445 P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins RUMSON LIKE-NEW COLONIAL - Fine area. Six-room resi- Gl *nd FHA Mortgiget dence. Three spacious bedrooms. Tiled bath, real fireplace, lava- SH 1-0804 - 22 E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP tory space, basement, Two-car garage. Asking $21,500. S»vtn Day Sarvic* MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 24-HOUR SERVICE LITTLE SILVER — Owner sacrifice, four-bedroom Cape Cod RIVER OAKS — Six-room Colonial. Tall trees and holly, center ] hall, fireplace, laundry, open porch, basement, two-car garage. two-car garage, 1 A baths, hot water heat- RUMSON, WOODED 1"^ ACRE LOT - Very attractive house with CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES Vacant. Asking $26,500. . " ing, stone fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, ots of living space. Spacious living room with fireplace and cedar closets, enclosed sunporch, new elec- learned ceiling, dining room, large eat-in kitchen, den, laundry, Whit* Roack, Little Silver THRILLING WATERFRONT LOCATION - Vji rolling acres. Na- tric range, washer, dryer, recently painted 'our bedrooms, two baths, two-car garage. Asking $42,000. tive tall hemlocks, firs and dogwood. High bank. Six-year-old and decorated imide and out on ^ acre four-bedroom 2% bath residence. Carpeting. Fishing and boating. plot, beautiful landscaping, located in Lit- PRETTY COLONIAL IN TOP LOCATION - Three bedrooms, tiled COLONIAL RANCH $31,500. Offers wanted. tle Silver's top residential treas. Asking ath, 28' living room with fireplace, dining area, eat-in kitchen, beautiful grounds, garage. Asking $26,500. (Under Comtruction) $20,500. RIVERFRONT TWO ACRES - Four-mile view. Wonderful trees, Dut* iMClauf bedrooms, two full baths, huge livli>( room with 300 feet of bulkheading. Like-new 13-room home. Five twin bed- OLD SHREWSBURY — Cheaper than paying rent, two-bedroom CHARMING CAPE COD, FOX HILL, LITTLE SILVER - Beauti- AMpliM. formal dining room, large kltohen, bff funlly room. ful setting, living room with fireplace, dining room, three bed- OOt nUlH parch, lull basement, attached garags. rooms, three baths, three powder rooms. First floor extra apart- ranch, dining room, new heating system, ment, two fireplaces. Paneled recreation room, shop, sun deck. large plot, new paint and decorations. Ask- rooma, one bath and room for second. Garage. Asking $24,900. Space for five cars. Reproduction cost $115,000. Transferred own- ing $11,000. PRICE $27,500 er asking $72,500. Taxes $1,200. Vets no down payment Other choice lots at this location. Non Vets $350 Down HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. J. Will build to suitl' 747-4100 RACING FORM RUMSON - You'd be proud to FOR INTORMATIIXS CAUi MMM RID BAMK RID BANK own this coddled ranch on a large UTTLX WLVBR. RUMSON AREA These are ALL winners! well-landscaped corner plot with SCHWARZ AND KARPEL frontage on three streets over- Custom Horn* Builders HOLLAND HILLS OF HOLMDEL . Four bedrooms, two baths and Tower Hill at Little Silver 20-ft. square den on one beau- looking the Navesink River. tiful acre $29,900 Large living-dining room with HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE ULTIMATE fireplace, lovely screened porch, Cuttom-Built, Prestig* Homti . A Christmas card setting. compact Formica kitchen, two Th» Short Hills of Holmdei. Home* from S30.000. Mode** available or wil large bedrooms, l'/ tiled baths, J. LESTER RISBY build to suit. Just IS homes placed In majattlo attune wltti towtrlnf Oaka Colonial Design—Only 2 Hamas Laft Three bedrooms, all plaster 2 HALL BROS. and Dofwooda soaitt-rsd everywhere. Bach alta Is one-acre or ireater with walls. Cool screened porch. over-sized garage, outdoor barbe- REALTORS ASSOCIATES, REALTORS two brooks and a rentle slope. Located U-mlle wast of Laurel Avt an Holland rivs btdrooma, Vf, tiallu. Eicluslvs Towtr Hill Stotlon. These ara Iht Convenient location $23,500 cue. Taxes only $496. Rd. Four minutes to Bell Labs, six mlrmtaa to Middletown Railroad Station, final two. horaM ramalnlnt for aala In thll mapilficaDt group. Op«n tM SHREWSBURY AV£. 10 minutes to Red Bank, thras minus to Garden Mate Red Hill Interehanje Price $27,600. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING NEW SHREWSBURY four minutes to Kt, S at Lily Tulle. lor lnspactloD. . Duplex. Two bedrooms, bath 711-17+1 PRO8PBCT AVE., JUST OTT HARDING RD., UTTUI SILVER. on each side. Recently reno- LINCROFT — Spic and span 113 River Rd. Fair Haven HAROLD E. HARRISON vated $13,900 three-bedroom split level with liv- SMALL COUNTRY HOME - On DUUEOIIONS: Broad St., Red Bank to Hardlnr. Rd. Prouad ing room, dining area, kitchen down Hardlni Rd. to 2d bllrikar; rifht on Protptct Avt. SHadyside 1-7686 beautifully landscaped plot. Two DEVELOPER AND BUILDER . 890-ft. on South Shrewsbury with wall oven, V/i tiled baths, bedrooms, tiled bath, living room JPOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CAIX: TH-15U. river. Three bedrooms plus large recreation room, attached LITTLE SILVER SHOWPLACE with fireplace, dining room, large S31-42M playroom and large solarium. garage, VA mortgage of $14,- —Trees and flowering shrubs af- enclosed porch, full high cellar, Small guest cottage. Play 475 at 4'/2% may be assumed, ford year 'round privacy. Large garage and car port, expandable HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE house. Beach. Dock. And four Pot 100x150. yard cusom-built colonial in topattic. Reasonably taxed. $21,' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE extra building lots $50,000 Price $21,000. area. Large living room with 500. fireplace, dining room, cheerful RUMSON — Four-b4sdroom Cape RIVERFRONT - Nine-room ELLEN S. kitchen. Three large, airy bed' EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD BERG anch on two levels, screened REINFELD JOHN L MINUSH Cod with river rights, $15,500. x>rch (icing water, private dock, rooms, basement. Attached gt- in New Shrewsbury — Recently Raalter HAZELTON our large bedrooms, two tiled Vttarans No Down Paymen REALTORS—INSURORS rage. Just listed. New wall-to- decorated center hall ranch has SHREWSBURY - Three-bed REALTOR wall carpeting. Asking $23,500. fine established lawn, shrubbery, room Cape Cod, finished base- >aths, 14x28 rustic game room Member of Red Bank Short of Cash? Use Our ind fireplace, front to rear living $57 Month Approximately 3 West River Road Rumson rock garden and many specimen Layaway Plan ment, shade trees, $16,900. Multiple Listing Service SHREWSBURY -i BEDROOMS trees. Outstanding feature of this oom, separate dining room, mod- THE HOUSE TALKS 842-3200 —This seven-year-old ranch will All Payments Approximate LITTLE SILVER - Three-bed- ;rn deluxe kitchen with breikfast three-bedroom, two-bath home is to Qualified Buyers I'm a four laaf olovar—to hurry an* J5 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3509 solve your space problems. Two a 22x22' play room with built-in room ranch, one block from thi look, hot water oil heat, two-car loolc ma over—I'm. yours lor leas thar Member o! Red Bank Multiple family type kitchen, basement. water, $19,800. garage.. Inspection by appoint- th* price ot rent. See me this wetli closets and cabinets. Screened end at RJCINFBI.D. Listing Service ATTRACTIVE leven-room ranch In A-l Many extras included. Fine con- VETS - NO DOWN ment only. condition, four bedrooms, VA baths, and storm sashed porch and 15x near schools, bus lines, parks. Fair dtion throughout. Easy financ- NON-VETS $345 DOWN LINCROFT - Attractive three Non V«ts $225 Down RUMSON — Rtnch-type, two-bedroom 15 patio. Full dining room, large bedroom split, 1% baths, countrj Haven, Rlvisr Oaks. 55 Laurel Dr. Only ing arranged. Offered at $18,750. APPROXIMATELY BRICK AND FRAME RANCH - $7,500 Full Pric. home. JaJousled porch, pttlo, ittached S23.5OO. Owner transferred. SH 71296. eat-in kitchen, attached garage setting, $20,500. )n shaded hall acre. Seven garage, full basement, storage attic. and basement. All in excellent Ranch, tfiret larft bedroom*, "worn Subject to VA FHA approval Shaded, nicely landscaped. Near but, MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split, SHADE AND SECLUSION - Al- »n'' ridifht"ifht kltohenkltohen,, buemeru, tor- •ooms, threft twin site bedrooms, stores snd Kumson Park. 120,000; com.1H baths, paneled recreation rDom, most an acre on charming dead- condition, $28,500. M iHIiHIcc , utI Ity roooomm wmpuny ottur APPLEBROOK - Three-bedroom pletely furnished 131,500. 41 Blngrssm garage, 4ft f»r cent assumption. 671- extra*. ^ baths, spacious eit-inTtitchen, Ave., 642-Om end lane. Four-bedroom Rumson ranch, recreation room, dining leparate dining room, living room 1108. TWO-YEAR-OLD BI-LEVEL - Full Price $11,500 room, VA baths, $23,900. REINFELD colonial. 1V4 baths, 24-ft. living Three bedrooms, three baths, vilh colonial fireplace, 20x18 MinDUlTOWN — By owner. Eight- room, formal dining room, full room split level plus basement. Fenced. (More Classified Ads large living room, dining room, VETS - NO DOWN ustic family room or second liv- Realty Company $1&,M0 or aisume 4^ per cent Gf basement. Add a few minor re- ROLAND PIERSON ng room, hot water heat, two-car mortgefe. Present mortgage 912,200. On The Next Page) kitchen has exceptional cabinet NON-VETS $600 1S3S RT. » 787-4320. pairs and a garage and youspace and breakfast area. 21x12 tarage. Priced under (24,000. have an excellent investment. APPROXIMATELY AGENCY recreation room with fireplace, Ranch — largs eat-In kitchen witb Cali- LWOOD A. 671-3500 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Offered at only $25,000. Look at paneled den or fourth bedroom, NBXT TO HARMONY BOWl, it nowl fornia type dining area, three large REALTOR UCXN8ED REAL E8TATK BROKE: laundry, patio, two-car garage, bedroomi. tile bath, car port garais, Dally 9 to >. Saturday and Sunda wonderful shade trees. $26,900. full basement, counter top range, wali 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner ARMSTRONG 10 to 1. FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL- oven and. many other eitras. .QINCT RXALTORS On quiet Fair Haven side street. Only $16,500 at Newman Springs Rd. 94 PrrjspKt Avt. Uttlt Sllvtr ONLY 112,000 for new custom-built two 'Member Red Bank Multiple bedroom Cape Cod. Expansion attic, Close to schools and buses. Only MAKOrUDIl — Lbrga science kitchen, (Near Garden State Parkway) 741 -4500 bright kitchen with wall oven, large seven years old. l'/a baths, 24-ft. Listing Service" living room with open staircase, tile full dining room or third bedroom, Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 MambH Uultlpla IJallnj bath, ess nest, city water and sewers, living room, formal dining room, storage attic, carport, utility room, 501100 lot In Kesnsbtirg. CHATEAU up-to-date kitchen with breakfast aluminum storm sash and many it- MEMBER REALTY. Real Estate. IS Carr Avt,. DDDLETOWN — Colonial split levtl, Keansburr. 787-5884. .alcove. French doors open to SHORECREST Only $12,500 OF RED BANK lur bedrooms, Vi balht, larje rec- screened rear porch, large pan- Vets no down payment tatlon room, dinlnf and living room, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two-bed eled game room ' in basement. Eight-room sjpllt level. Two lull baUis. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE lasement, larta patio and porch, wall- room Cspe Cod, full cellar, oil steam Living room, dining room, kitchen. Non Vets approximately o-wall carpetlni, gat dryer. Many heat, sewage, close to town and scltoolr Attached garage. All bedrooms ratraa, al mortttn. HI.M0. tTl-IMl, 291-2S0S. . Four bedrooms, family room, screened $375 to qualified buyers. SMALL BUNOALOW-ln good neigh •re twin sized. Almost 2,000 sq. In patio. Large corner lot Full price Immediate possession borhood. Three bedrooms, larga llvini ft. of comfortable living area. |U,«0O. Upon qualifing. and dining room, good buy (or Invest- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ment. Only |«,30O. Call SH. 1-8103. Trees. See it now. Offered at B1UIEW6BURT - Cape Cod. Living $29,500. room, kitchen with dining aria, lour Monmouth County Office RUMBON ^ Large four-bedroom house. bedrooms, full baiement, private yard. One block From nsw grada achool Full pile* SIMM. Modern 27llS kitchen with amnle birch LOCUST SEND FOR FREE BROCHURE THE BERG AGENCY cablnela and built-in appliance!, with picture window overlooking 20i20 nag ... in natural wooded hilMop letting with magnificent view RUMSON VACANT HOUSE - Priced at a low JOHN LITCHMAN REALTY Realtor atone patio. 21il4 paneled den with Country setting on two plus acres, yet convenient to beach, 15,500, six rooms and balh, two-car ga- LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER fireplace. 100x100 lot. Detached garage el Ntveiink Rivtr. Locatsd in on* of Monmotith County's molt "Personalized Service" Storms and screens. 842-02SO. boating, shopping. Like Golf? Rumson Club adjoins this rage. 800 Broad St. Shrewsbury •xclulivt artti. Call 741-2312 or your own broktr. custom built Colonial 1 yr. old, contains over 3000 Sq. ft. WODBRN RANCH — Pi-teed at U4.70O, OSborn* 1-1000 MIDDLJSTOWN-Seven room split plui three full bedrooms and bath, lame utility room, l',i baths. Quaint white of living pleasure. Gracious entrance foyer 19'xll'. Liv-. living room, dining room, modem kitch- Retirement Country Home Rout* #35 Mtddletown, N. J. brick front, flagstons patio, brick wall. ing room, 26'xl6" with 5' fireplace. Formal dining room, en, baseboard hot wsler heat, garage. 414-scrs beautiful groove trees, well Daily >-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 flowarlng trees, wall-to-wall carpeting, lvx\y, den, 15'xlJ', del. kitchen 2O'xl4' with dining area. COMPUOTC Arft-OONDrnONINB - constructed one-story modern home. Mxl&O lot, muraled living-room. OS 1- 2|4 baths with vanities. Four large bedrooms, master .Two-year old ranch, three bedrooms. Five rooma, two bedrooms, tile bath/ 11M. large lot. (As Is) at 113.500. pins paneled family room full base- is 18'xl6' with private bath and walk-in closet. Patio, men!. Electric ranie, hot water heat- HOUSES FOR SALE combination storm windows. 21/, car garage. Over $2,800 er washer, freeier and refrigerator. RIVERFRONT PAUL P. BOVA Outtiludtags SJilM with garage and new carpet, phone jacks, wiring for stereo-intercom, T.V. Realtor-Insurer poultry feed room attached. Short High on a bluff, flva bedrooms, 2U All porches and footings are steel reinforced and other Highway 38. Mlddlstown Srlvs town. Oood value hare lor *»,-bath horns with family room. 211' on plus features, $59,500. Call owner 842-1821 after 7 p.m. Msmber Multiple Ustlng 500. Iver. 114 acres, many hemlock, Jlr, Open T Daya Phone C71-3S14 dogwood, snd hickory trees. Flehlnr. FIRESIDE MERRITT R. LAMSON, INC. and boating In rivsr. Short walk to grammar achool, five mlnutea to Rsd NO-DOWN VETS M W. Main «. (Reallora) Freehold Bank station. Just reduced to S31.S00. EDNA M. NETTER 481-0440 See it todsy. R0L8T0W WATER- NEW BHRBWBBURi - Colonial tour BURY, Realtor, !«. W. Front St.. LOW-DOWN UC1NSID RIAL E8TATB BROKIR bedrooms. «U large rooms. $29,800. Ex- Red Hank. 747-3500. FAIUIS-HOUIS-INDUBTR1AL SITES cellent condition. Owner. 747-W8O. NON-VETS HOLMDKL-COI.TS NICK MIDDLKTOWN-HED BANK AREA - FAIR HAVEN-RIVER OAKS MARLBORO— FREEHOLD ARXAS Builder's closeoul. Six-room ranch, two lull bath«, three bedroomi, attached 4% MORTOAQK SEE FOR YOURSELF — Cut* B B B B ranch type bungalow, need a Httlt. Dutch Lane M., RD 1. Marloott jaragp. 116,990. Call 741-ffl.V Thru b«droonu, 1H bathi, living din- P.O. Box SB. rrslholl inf, den or fourth bedroom. Finished work. Modern kitchen, living room, LOTS OF ROOM MIDDLETOWN — Split, four bedrooms, bailment, playroom. Aiklng $25,000. three big bedrooms, bath, no down In this four-bedroom Cape Cod, 4(2-4151 tat-In kitchen, dining room, family Owner idling. T41-46M. vetat , THE KIRWAN COMPANY BUHRON ARIA - OAKHURBT - room two full b«lha, basement, ga- two baths, fireplace, garage, this winding road lean's Into carriage houae rflge patto, newtrfl. Walk to school CHARMING ItKMODELED COLONIAL Only $6,900 «t Fireside REALTORS home needs a do-it yourseller to and caretaker's cottage, formerly part nd transportation. Decorating unneces- With rivir rlfhti. Mlnutei to bieth- *t large astate. Oversized plot with lary, 116,000. 7»-5<»l i, rac» track and polnti of Intcrait. do some painting to increase its shade- trees. Convenient, yrt ner.lurieri. Home adjtetnt to large wattrfroni ei- HUH,R.r, HURRY — Oall now lo Member Northarn Monmouth Multiple value. Take advantage of this Reduced to SK.XWI ENNIS-VOGEL BY OWNER — Little Silver three-bed- ptnilvs propertlet. Homa hai four sea thla Immaculate custom Cape Rraltnr, 1»J« Norwood Ave., Desl. KK room ranch, den, two tiled baths, two- lirgt bad room i, 3H bathi, nil modern Cod. 'nine big bedrooms, bright Listing Sarvica bargain, $18,500. #482. MM4. car garage, large rooms. Half acre. ppllancci Inchidlnc iteim baih ind sunny kitchen, comfortstile living Pretty ares. BH I-8W8. room, dining srea, tiled bath, nice- LARGE COLONIAL mailer bathroom. Over IWOO worth of ly landscsped lot. No down vets. LEONARDO — Five room bungalow, MiuHunxi' Foil L1V1NQ ON A eitrai. Comnletf nrw electrical and hot HOLMDEL — Authentic Early American With two-family possibilities. anclosed porch, garage and work shop, OKAND SCALK. Bollt-level on a trsed wtter heating- lyittm, An txcallent Only |l8,500 at Rr.tid* three-bedroom house built on a full one- Eight rooms, two baths, base- n'''<- shrubbery, near everything, Bfl'x ncre plot, 219' (ronlsge. living room home 'for the dlicrtmlnatlni buyer. 1 Hit', will finance. 11.500. M Monmoilth Bend for brochure. OLAS.EBROOK acre plot. Large paneled living room, ment, garage, new plumbing, sew- Mill with dining srea. Vinyl tiled AGKNCY, Healtor, Avenue of Two Riv- AVK. illchen with dining area. Paneled game DHIAMB DO OOMJB Tn,i;tt — paneled dining room, paneled kitchen with ers, centrally located, near Riimmtn, 842-17M. BptrkJInt tfiree-rbedroom randier. MIDDLETOWN AREA •oom. tioolrcaar-s snd fireplace. Paneled washer, dryer, dishwasher and electric schools, shopping, transportation, all purpojii room with bar. Four bed- with large living room modem Enchanting three-brrirnom apht-lRvfl. V — Threebariroom kJtohcn, din In i trait, Iliad btth, range. Full basement, hot water baseboard heat and de- St. James Parish, Red Bank. on one acre of beautifully landscaped rooms, 114 bstos. around level 2H1I Close in pverythlnn. Only 10 yeara propt-rty; with a brook and wooded •reined porch overlooking attractive ranch. 1^ y«an old. ]*r|;e dining tached two-car garage. New plumbing and new furnace. $17,900. #438. room, aluminum siding, attached ga- old. No down vt>ti. Ohe ton air conditioner and tractor with mower included section. Ideal location fur aclioola, Khtrd r,nnlen. Bssement. Two-car sa- age, aluminum itormi and acrcpni. CHARMiING TUDOR transportation. Will conniilrr "ale with iKe. Ejcliiuisl fun, wall-to-wall rarpet- onvenient location. Call owner at 7B7- Only $12,500 At Rretid* in sale price. To qualified buyers, $1,100 down. Approxi- •tecoratnr furnlllllngi Included, Call ir washrr. dryer, illBlmasher snd mately $132 a month. Vets no down. Approximately 1134 Architecture, nine rooms, four owner after 4 p m, weekdayi or all _m.a galore. Priced at 111,900. LAW bedrooms, two baths, basement, day weekends. W1.1IM RENCE J. SCHILLING, Itcaltor, 1« lOUflE — Vi rtiomi, two batliir. large TRY T1UH FOJt SIZE - Custom per month. Subject to VA or FHA approval. Asking $18,900. Blirlnr St.. Red Ilenll, 747-4121. MEM- ranch Juat painted Inifdt and out. garage, this substantial home has SPABIOTJB W r-nnl,, mltnlilB for boardInr hnmr. M- HEFI MULTIpLEJJfiT2Nfl. _ crnHfil. Rirnlnlnd. Two boarilrra al- Nic*l/ Umlncaped and Lr*» rilled recently been refurnished and is <**nlf-r hall entrance. 23' living room, fW0-HEI>ROOM HOllBB—Living, room, pndy. Call ntir.r ft" |i,m. CA 2-ftOO7. corner iol, Ian* cnmforUbk liv- MIDDLETOWN — Can you picture a rambling ranch let formal dining room large kitchen, kitchen, bsth. wllh ihowir, oil heel. ing room, dining room, {IrKmlnc back about 200 feet from the road on a three-acre well- in tip-top condition, situated in paneled den, four overnlr.e sder^S urn. pnmtri heated cellnr. 130,900. OB 1- ha Dement wllh flnlabfd recreation approximately $172 per month. Vels no down, approxi- St. Owner must have larger aitras. New condition. Hl.tXWI LAW- room, 1% hat lin, tar aft. Lot iln MUHY~8ICLI. — Custom-built rancli, 76it 160. No down vrii, mately $175 per month. Subject to VA or FHA approval. home This is a Rood value at LEY AriENCy, Iteallors, Ml 1 MM. •even rooms, fireplace, centrally air • I'Vatorv CaptMCVid. Llv- YOU MUST SEE THIS HOUSE. Asklnj? $23,500. $19,900. #405. KKlJMifoN — "To settle estate, two condloncd. beautifully* landscaped on %Injt room with Ilraplacn, knotty plnf Only $17,500 «t Firtiid* houaaa on two separata Inls, llllh acre, hrsvlly wnodeil Inl. Call OS 1 dining room and kitchen, two DKI- ares. 111,100 for iinlli. MeAMHTKIt JOW. a tin flrit floor with room for Thro Convaniant Officai PHILIP J. BOWERS AnlCNHY. Real Kalale, 100 K. niver .INCHOFF l.tHKI BQ. n. of living mt)]f! bRdrmima on it com I floor, tall down psyrnenls are subject Kd., numaon, "U.lBIM. Krn>toft(! porch, atlfi^hwl gangr, WHh- lo VA or FHA approval) & COMPANY rea on a deeply wooded K acre. New In walking rllatance to church*!, arhooli Stafa Hwy,. 35, Holmdal JIOI.MOll~-^~<:iislnm ~»Tl hrtelT rant* cualnm-liilllt Colonlsl III level, ala bed-nnd «cht»in>lnf canler. Aaklng 118,000. WALTER S. OVERTON on full acre. Double garage, hrseie- rooms, thrsi baths, 2s' living room. " 11 711-8135. Alio open avaningi, Saturday! and Sundayl. way, full basement, flaiehnard tint ivi-ralie for-mal dining room. Racep. Fireside - Realtors DIAL 741-7200 water heat Four largt bedrooms, 1K llonsl large Mlfnlllln kltohen. Ipsnl- MIHDIJRTO WN ^TBi|hTroom iplTl tiled halhfl. Very large modern kltrlirn, riiis wood paneled gsme room, phia >vel. Four burlroomi, two hatha, I urn Campball't Junction, Belford 158 Broad St., Kayport nisi Iitatt nines 1M4 hl| llvlnf room, full dining mom. Uw a dan snd a Isumlry room. Two-csr ga- ly room, ha««m«nt. Naar ifthoola and OS 1-2531 « White 8!. Rsd Bank lanes, mono Van Vint Agency. Fleal- rsis snd rivt amillsnces l\Dtm Dim- tmtxnoriNtlnn. ImmMlaifi occMpanoy. Hwy. M and Unrel JUe. llolmdel CALL 787-5500 •BETTER BUYS BY BOWERS lor, HolrmlM MI-4IM. >r. TiT-Wdl. |18,3IM), Owner BH 7-H59. 28-f i#ty, l«w 21, BED BASK BEdSIER mamwmmx, aooasxmuut WUSES HI* SALE HOUSCS FOR SALE \<*A9,.?M>tfj.' .?'< . HOIWB wrote* WttUAM R HINTELMAW Ma aottot Hut Jobs J. ngttittr. Jr. T/A •mniah Hop hi* inlM to t&a REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 Mayor and OOBOOM ol tb* BorHltaaf »•««*•.. » RIDGE ROAD RUMSON Ha BiKtt tot a FlnwT 8*1*11 Con- JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR sumption UMUIS NO. C-J for jHmlHi ESTATE or t. warn WUDBB, 842-0600 situated at 10 Xwt Ocean Ave., tot 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON, N. J. Member ol Red 3uk Ana Multiple lilting Service DECEASED MHMr.«.K Objections,' U any. should b» made Prsuant to the order ot SDWAKD DID YOU KNOW? - That we have approximately 250 residential CBSIV surrogate of «f» Count' 842-0444 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. Immediately In writing to Joan Axel- it Monmouth, this day in*** J5L£l properties for sale in the Red Bank-Rumson area? Don't you sen, Clerk ot uid Borough cat Beaapplication of th« «J*««KB!*J*'K!2 SH 1-8100 Brfrht, N. J. ai t THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER think out of all these, there must be just the right one? for you? It WUder, Jr. uA *• ™" J 2'; ten, BMOUUW* of toe wtali et Uu Why not call or stop In, look over pictures and details of homes TAKE A LITTLE RED HOUSE John J, Plcknally, Jr., ssld FT Scott Wilder, 4W""?/ »U" 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE 10 East Ocean Ave., best suited to you? and surround tt by the most beautiful trees and shrubbery Is Hereby «lven to the CMdltari of Sea Bright, N. J. Mid deeiaiM to preient »»•»*• LOCUST - BEAUTIFUL HARTSHORNE WOOD AREA - on' a nice corner plot and you copie up with the truly Ju» 14, ENUINE COLONIAL — A home of character, much charm and executors Uvelr claims under oata wltn- CUSTOM BUILT RANCH! Really charming throughout Large perfect smaller home. Nice living room, fireplace, dining n six months trom thli date. a setting to match tall blue spruce, red maples., much shrubbery., Dated: June 1*"V Ug» __•_ , ,- rooms. Living room, dining room, den, delightful kitchen, three room, roomy kitchen on first floor. Three nice bedrooms, NOTICE EDWARD H. WILDBR,' fl*- bedrooms, two baths, spacious closets, attached oversized two- Not a big house, but a warm appealing one. Features three bed- bath on second, Full, dry basement. Plaster walls. Storage MONMOUTH COUNTY 5W 'Woodland Road car garage plaster walls, low taxes, access to Navesink River. rooms, full dining room and fireplace in the living room and a space. $23,500. SOKBOOATE'S COURT Weat AUenhurst, N. J. screen porch. Full cellar and attached garage. Excellent old Notice la Creditor! to Present A. EDWARD MASTERS Excellent condition. Asking $49,500. Claims AfsUlst Estate 8M Park Avenle neighborhood, many small children. If you really want something BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ON THE RIVER B8TATB OP JO8KPH V. (JOS. F.) New York City, New York, AUTINIUIITH, DJSCBASHD „„__ RUMSON - VERY UNUSUAL - BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY special, something different, call now $23,500, Deep water close to Sandy Hook. Several outbuildings on Executors _ Pursuant to the order o( BDWARD June M, 26. July », 13 t»» RIVER - DOCK - THREE ACRES — Ranch, toree bedrooms, the property including a two-story house. Property has C BR0E3E, 8urro»al« of the Coun- RUMSON - FOUR BEDROOMS — Two baths, % acre, trees. tremendous possibilities for marina and motel. Today's ' ot lfonmouth, Uiis day made, on three baths. Spacious rooms. Secluded, yet five minutes to every- „• application of Uu undersigned, Hel- NOTICE OF 8ETTLEMEN* thing. Illness forces sale. Make offer on reduced price—$49,500. Sound good for $25,000? There are a few shortcomings' (no ga- smart buy. Tomorrow's golden investment The price is en A. Btewart, Sole •ucutrbt of the OF ACCOUNT rage, house needs decorating) — but there are great possibilities. «0,000. eitltt ot the said Joseph P. (Jos. F) ESTATE OF BENJAMIN MILES, RUMSON - OUTSTANDING RESIDENCE FORMER ZIEGFELD $45-$50,000 homes are being built nearby. Autenrleth, deceased, notice la hereby DECEASED. (lyen to the creditors of nli deceased STAR! Stone bulkhead. Fronting 150 feet majestic Navesink River. RUMSON COLONIAL IN TOP LOCATION Notice Is hereby given that 1iie ac- to present to -the said Sola Executrix counts of the subscriber, E""*0' of Magnificent view, grounds exceptionally well planted and mani- FOR YOUR BIG FAMILY - A beautifully located, really spacious Beautiful setting. Foyer, living room, fireplace, dining their claims under oath within ill months from this date. the eslate of said Deceased ^ril! be cured. Spacious living room and dining room opens into drawing 10-room Rumsdn home. Features five fireplaces, beamed ceilings. room, large kitchen, powder room on first floor. Master Dated: June 10th, 1M3 __ audited and stated by the Surrogate Completely modernized. Rented garage apartment pays all die of the County pi Monmouth and re- room 40x25. Ideal for entertainment. Offers solicited or $65,000. bedroom has dressing room and two additional bedrooms, HELEN A. 8TOWABT ported for settlement to The Mon- taxes. Asking $53,500. bath on second. Screened porch, patio, full basement. Brlarwood Road mouth County Court, Probate Division, Aumson, New Jersey RUMSON AREA - OVER TWO ACRES NAVESINK RIVER - $41,500. on Friday, the 26th day of July A. D. Bole Executrix 1963. at 9:30 o'clock a-tn., at the Coun- CUSTOM COLONIAL — 257 ft. fronting on river. Wooded, easily WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Alfred A. Rochester, Em. ty Court House, Monument and Court maintained grounds. Four bedrooms (or five), 3% baths. Ex- P. O. Box 85 Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at which PHONE FOR CATALOG OF LISTINGS Morrlstown, New Jersey • cellent condition throughout. Take advantage of transferred own- time Application wll be made for Hie MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE allowance ol Commissions and Counsel er's hard luck. Asking ,$69,500. June Al£ma! a. July 6 *27.W YOU MUST SEE ... Dated June 1Kb A. D. 19«3. RUMSON COLONIAL - ALL SCHOOLS' AREA — DELIGHTFUL NOTICE ALFRED COHEN, GROUNDS — Center hall, living room, dining room, den, sun ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY MONMOUTH COUNTY 17-10 Alden Terrace, BRIGADOON SOUTH Falriawn, room, paneled library, kitchen, pantry laundry, maid's rooms and SUBKOOVTE'S COURT ' Bergen County, N. J. Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm Notice to Creditor! to Pretest bath. Second floor—four bedrooms, three baths, sundeck and MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Claims Against Estate Executor. sleeping porches. Attic, basement, detached three-car garage, WHATS OP EHJHARD APPLE- Edward E. Minhell, Esq.. 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 Custom-Built Homes Priced QATE, DECEASED. Counsellor at Law, recreation room and bar. Real family home. Asking $85,000. 1877 Springfield Avenue, Member of Multiple Listing Service Pursuant to the order of EDWARD From $24,900 C. BROEQB, Surrog«te of the Coun- Msptewood. New Jersey, RUMSON - PERT AND CHIPPER - CHARMINGLY DIFFER- Four Bedrooms ' ot Monmouth, this day made, on June 2L 28, July .5, 13 S»-44 BARN RED WITH WHITE TRIM COLONIAL in lovely setting, 2V, Baths ENT! ESTATE AREA — Master bedroom and bath down, two CUSTOM rKEBIOWED HOMES . ie application of the undersigned, living room with fireplace, separate dining room, modern kitchen, Mtry Applegate, Sole Executrix of the bedrooms and bath up. Living room, dining room, kitchen,'pow- estate of the said Richard Applegate, NOTICE three bedrooms and bath upstairs, full cellar, attached garage, •^SHAPED RANCHES (BI-UBVXL RANCHES deceased, notice ll hereby given to MONMOUTH COUNTY der room. Detached two-car garage, play house. Taxes under $750. •SUDS TO SEDH! SPLITS •TWO STOIUE6 taxes only $437, a real buy. Asking $23,500. Owner transferred. the creditor! of laid deceased to pre- (SURROGATE'S COURT Beautiful IV2 acres trees and shrubs. Asking $41,500. BTC. , aent to be laid Sole Biecutrll their CONVENTIONAL FINANCING clalmi under oath within ilx months Notice to Creditors to Freient NEED FOUR BEDROOMS in top location? Look at the sizes— Clsums1- Against Estate MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Custom-Built Homes . . . Realistically Pricedl from thli date. 20x15, 16x12, 15x15, 13x12, two baths .living room 21x15 with co- Dated: May 28th, 1S63 ESTATE OF CLARENCE A. RINK- DlSECnONB: Me. 36 south to MlddUtown-tura right on Twin Brooks ER, DECEASED, lonial fireplace, huge lot with brook in rear. Asking $23,900. MARY APPLEOATE Pursuant to the order of BDWARD Ave. (First street before Howiml Johnsm'i Restaurant.) Follow slim to «8 West Front Street, C. BROEOE, Surrogate ot the County HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE model hoonee. Red Bank, New Jersey, HERE'S A RARITY — Large four-bedroom (three up and one of Monmouth, this day made, on the Sole Executrix application of the undersigned, John down), split level, game room 17x12, entrance hall, 20-ft. living DEVON BUILDERS, INC. 671-1760 Alston Beekman, Jr., Esq. 10 Broad Street E. Hallrlng, Acting Executor ot the EXCEPTIONAL WATERFRONT HOME OF DISTINCTION room, separate dining room, 14-ft. kitchen, cellar, garage. Lot estate of the laid Clarence A. Rlnker, Red Bank, New Jersey, deceaied, notice li hereby given to the OFFERING — Beautiful view of New custom-built plantation style 125x205. Asking $23,500. Will consider reasonable Offer. • LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE. Attorney creditors of aald deceased to present Navesink. Sandy beach, dock tto southern Colonial, country setting June U, 21, 28, July 5 K7.60 to the said Acting1 Executor their SS NEED A FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH with two baths, large living claims under oath within six month! deep water, private ocean beach. on one acre wooded lot. Six from thli date. Three bedrooms, Vfc baths, a rooms and tiled bath upstairs; >room with fireplace trimmed with Dutch tile, 20x20 den with old NOTICE NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE Dated: June 18th, 1963 OF ACCOUNT MONMOUTH COUNTY home in excellent condition. Spa- two recreation rooms or fourth brick raised hearth, full dining room 16x16, large kitchen, large Please take notice that the Billeting SURROGATE'S COURT JOHN E. HALLRINO, bedroom and half bath down- screened porch, huge patio, two-car garage. Owner California Account Fund—BOQ, Building 60S, Fort ESTATE OF BENJAMIN LEW, DE- Railroad Avenue, cious paneled living and dining Monmouth, New Jersey, Invites bids CEASED. Notice to Creditors to Present Waretown, New Jeney, stairs. Hot water heat. Two-car bound. Asking price $29,900. Notice Is hereby ilren that the ac- Claims Arabs! Estate rooms, heatolator fireplace, hot for providing custodial service (or the ESTATE OF ELIZABETH MAHER, Acting Executor garage. Over 2,000 sq. ft. living Bachelor Officer Quarters, Fort Mon- counts of the subscribers. Executors Thomas D. Nary, Esq. water baseboard heat, screened mouth, New Jersey. Interested persons of the eotaU ot said Deceased will be DECEASED. 40 Union Avenue porch, two-car garage. Lot 300'area. Still time to select your may ask for Invitation No. 1, Closes audited and stated by the Surrogate Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Manasquan, New Jersey, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE of the County of. Monmouth and reC-. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County deep. Offered at $29,500. colors. A truly remarkable buy 26 June 19(3. ol Monmouth, this day made, on the Attorney June 14. 21, S8 W.go ported lor settlement to The Mon- June 21, 28, July S, 12 at only $23,500. Call now for ap- mouth County Court, Probate Division, application ot the undersigned, Helen on Friday, the 26th day ot July A.D., V. Ward, Sole Executilx, of the estate OPEN FOR ONSPECTION - pointment. RUMSON — Older home in good of the said Elizabeth Mailer, deceased, VETERANS NOTICE 1963, at 8:30 o'clock a.m., at the Coun- "Lincroft Lovely" — four bed- ty Court House, Monument and Court notice li hereby given to the creditors NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT condition, beautiful large plot, MONMOUTH COUNTY rooms, 254 baths, living room, INFORMAL CHARM NO DOWN PAYMENT Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at of said deceased to present to the OF ACCOUNT, AND DIRECTIONS 170x202 in estate area near SURROGATE'S COURT which' time Application will be made •aid 8ole Executrix their claims un- FOR DISTRIBUTION. dining room, cheerful kitchen In this five-room ranch in excel- $85 per month pays all Shrewsbury River. Four bed- Notice to Creditors to Present (or the allowance of Coramlsiioni and der oath within ilx months from tnls ESTATE OF MARGARET NBTJ. overlooks spacious family room, lent condition, situated on tree- IMMACULATE TWO-BEDROOM Claims Against Estate Counsel fees. date. BERT, DECEASED rooms, 1J4 baths, price $25,000. ' HOME — In Middletown Town- ESTATE OF JULIA OSTERMANN, Dated: June Blh, 1963 Notice Is hereby given that the ac- patio faces peach orchard. Full, shaded lot, offering spacious liv- DECEASED. Dated June 12th A. D. 1963. ship. Enclosed sun porch, gas SADYE LBVI, HELEN V. WARD counts ol the sucscrlber, Adminlitra- dry, tiled basement. Two-car ga- ing room with fireplace, family MIDDLETOWN — Threfrbedroom Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD 10 Narumson Street, 56 Ridge Road or of the estate of laid Deceased will size kitchen, dining room, heated hot water heat C. BP.OEGE, Surrogate ot the County Rumson, New Jersey. Rumson, New Jersey be audited and stated by the Surrogate age. Offered at low $27,250. In- rancher in good condition, con- of Monmouth, this day made, on the Sole Executrix of the County of Monmouth and re- enclosed porch, patio. Wall-to- MANUFACTURERS HANOVER spect 6 Roger Ave., on Saturday, venient to bus and railroad sta- $11,900 application of the undersigned, George TRUST COMPANY Alston Beekman, Jr., Esq. ported for letUement to The Mon- wall carpeting, refrigerator are Ostermann and Edmund O. Hyan, Ad- 10 Broad Street mouth County Court, Probate Division, 12 until 2, or call office for ap- tion. Dry basement, attached ministrators of the estate ot the laid By: C. B. GRIMES, JR., on Friday, the 28th day ot July A.D., some of the items included in this Non-Vets $375 down Assistant Vice President, Red Bank, New Jersey pointment. garage. Private rear yard. Re- Julia Ostermann, deceased, notice li 350 Park Avntle, Attorney 1963, at D:30 o'clock a.m., at the low price of $18,200. Must see to lereby given to the oredlors of said June 14, 21, 28, July 5 S27.60 County Court House, Monument and duced to $14,900. $950 down. $120 BE COOL THIS SUMMER-We deceased to present to the said Ad- New YorK City (22), N. T. appreciate. Executors. Court Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, total monthly payments on FHA ave just listed a three-bedroom ministrators their claims under oath NOTICE at which time Application will be made A. FRED MAFFEO within six months from this date. Messrs. Parsons, Canzona, for the allowance of Commluloni and approved'mortgage. home, full basement, one-car ga- Dated: June 3rd, 1963 Blair * Warren MONMOUTH COUNTY Counsel fees, and Directions tor Dli. REALTOR SURROGATE'S COURT MARIE COX AGENCY rage, plus two air conditioners GEORGE OBTERMANN Counsellors at Law, trlbutlon, ' - SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom, 18 Wallace Street, Notice to Creditors to Present REALTORS & INSURORS for your living pleasure during 22€ Woodward Ave., Red Bank, N. J. Claims Against Estate Dated June 17th. A. D. 1963. 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Member Shore two-bath rancher. Full, dry base hot summers. Rutherford, N. J. June 14, 21, 28, July 5 J34.86 ESTATE OF MAE COWELL, DE- JOSEPH GIBARDIN, Multiple Listing Service EDMUND a. RYAN 96 Rumson Road, SHadyside 1-9333 ment, many extras. Immediate IEASBD. Fortaupeck 408 Bel Alre Rd., Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Little Sliver, N. J. 98 CMnancSn Drive CA S-0602 occupancy. Price $18,750. $15,900 Brlelle, N. J. AdminiitMtor. Administrators NOTICE C. BROEGE, Surrogate ol the County MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Non-Vets $600 down of Monmouth, this day made, on theMessrs. Abramoff A Apy, iverre Sorenson, Esq. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY application of the undersigned, Allen Counsellor! at Law, All down and monthly payments 9S First Avenue, CHANCERY DIVISION US Broad Street, OOL/TS NECK — New four-bedroom WEART-NEMETH Roberts, Administrator of the estate of Atlantic Highlands, N. J. MOIfSTOUTH COUNTY Uii said Mae Coneli, deceased, notice Red Bank, N. J. country home. 2% baths, science are approximate. Subject to VA Docket No. M 5290 a LOTUS SILVER kitchen, formal dining room, spacious Attorney Is hereby given to the creditors ot June 21, 28, July 5, li ' g30,3« AGENCY and FHA approval. June 7, 14. 21, 28 131.28 STATE OF NEW JERSEY said deceased to present to the said living room, paneled family room with TO: MARGARET MULE LUXURY UVINO fireplace, attached twn:ir garage, acre Administrator their clilms under oath IN A plot, $29,000. REALTOR By virtue of an Order ot the Suwithi- n six months from this date. NOTICE DISTINCTIVE! SHOREWAY NOTICE perior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Dated: June 4th, 1963. COMS KECK— Four-bedroom ranch 102 WEST FRONT ST. Division, made on the 5th day of MONMOUTH COUNTY WIATBRKRONT on partially wooded acre plot. Living MONMOCTII COUNTY ALLEN ROBERTS SURROGATE'S COURT SETTING REALTY, INC. SUKROOATE'S COURT June, 1963, In a civil action wherein 234 Hamlltonlan Drive, Notice to Creditors to Present room with fire-place, formal dining SHadyside 1-2240 Notice to Creditors to Present WALTER MULE Is the plaintiff and Red Bank, New Jersey, room, large family room, two-car ga- Hwy. 35 Holmdel you are the defendant, you are here- Claims Agalnit Estate rage, »l,500. 24-HOUR SERVICE Claims Ajalnst Estate by required lo answer the complaint Administrator ESTATE OP LOUISE TAYLOR. D XSTATE OF ELEANOR L. MEL- Meisrs. Roberts, Pliubury JbAJ3J£D , COLTS NECK —• Three-fcedroom, two (Off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 of the plaintiff on or before the 6th RIVERS EDGE LEN, DECEASED. day of August, 1963, by serving an it Carton Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD story home plus large unfinished room Member Red Bank Area Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD 95 First Avenue, C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County AX urrnm SHWER, K. J. RED BANK — Nearby towns and al answer on Wise, Wise, Wlchmann and spacious living room with fireplace Multiple Listing Service C. BROEQE, Surrogate of the County Berlch, Esquires, attorneys for plain- Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey of Monmouth, this day made, on the DISTINGUISHED exposed beams in dining room, cozy Monmouth County; homes, farms, de- of Monmouth this day made, on the Attorneys . • application of the undersigned, George velopment acreage, watertront, Invest, tiff, whose address Is No, 54 Broad CUSTOM breakfast nook, lull cellar, landscaped application of the undersigned, Samuel Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, and June 7, 14, 21, 28 128.5: J. Taylor and Alice Markham. Execu- BOMBS lot with shade trees and running brook. ment properties, business opportunities. K. Crooks and The Marine Midland iota of the estate of the aald Louise RUMSON—Invitingly modernized Big private parking lot at front door. in default thereof such Judgment shall from Taxes J236 year. WTCO. Truit Company of New York, Execu be rendered against you as the Court Taylor, deceased, notice l» hereby glv MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE AREA — V frame Colonial. Four bedrooms tors of the estate of the said Eleanor shall think equitable and Just You 1-3111 en to the creditors of said deceased $26,990 acres wIUi bungalow, hall mile from 154 baths, smartly finished kitch RAY STILLMAN, Realtor L. Mellen, deceased, notice la hereby shall file your answer and proof of SHERIFF'S SALE. to present to the said Executors their given to the creditors ot aald deceased SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY clalmi under oath within six'months railroad station, gas and city water,en, fireplace, hot water oil with "Our 45th year" service in duplicate with the Clerk ol DIBEOnONS: Hwy. 35 south to Syca- asking J25.O0O. , p Hwy 35 8H l-8<00 Shrewsbury to present to the said Executors their the Superior Court, State House An. CHANCERY DIVISION from thli date. f t claims under oath within six months nex, Trenton, New Jersey, In accord- MONMOUTH COUNTY Dated: June 5th, 1963 more Ave., left on Sycamore to Branch new furnace, two-car garage. HAZLBT — Cape Cod. Three bed- from this date. Ave., right on Branch (Wttle silver $, 000. ance with the rules of civil practice Docket No. F-18U-82 GEORGE J. TAYLOR $30, rooms, large garage, also unfinished Dated: May 27th, 1963 and' procedure. THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NA 199 Bridge Avenue B.K. Station) to Sllverslde Ave. I left George Y. Illmensee fourth bedroom. Hecreatlon room and Samuel H. Croobs on SUversIde to models. RUMSON — New spacious fframe TIONAL BANK, RED BANK, Plaintiff Red Bank. New Jersey REALTOR lecond bath. 515,700. Owner 264-7812. 14075 Bay Bhore Dr., The object of laid action is to ob-vs: THOMAS W. JOWERS and MARY ALICE MARKHAM Colonial. Three bedrooms, tiled Madeira Beach, Fla. tain a judgment of divorce between TOR DWOBiMATION RL 34 Colls Neck W. JOWERS, his wife, Defendant! 39 West Sunset Ave, bath with shower, fireplace, hot THE MARINE MIDLAND TRUST the said plaintiff and you. By virtue of a writ of execution in Red Bank, New Jersey OKUU SH 1-1200 LOTS AND ACREAGE COMPANY OF NEW YORK Dated: June 11, 1963. MAY WE SUGGEST? air oil, full basement, detached the above stated action to me direct- Executor! (by: HENRY F. STUBINO, WI3E, WISE, WICHMANN * BERICH ed, I shall exDose for sale at pubDaniel S. Welgand, Esq. If you will need more bedrooms In thetwo-car garage. Reduced to $21,- UNCROtT — Halt Mile Road. 125H75. VIce-Prcaldent) Attorney! (or Plaintiff / He vendue, at the Court House in 77 Broad Slreet "Beadh Does It Again" future, but are living on a budget 500. $4,700. 120 Broadway, New York IB, N. Y. 54 Broad Street the Borough ot Freehold, County of Red Bank, New Jersey which will not allow at present, come 161-3150 Messrs. Hughes, Hartlaub, Red Bank, N. J. Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday Attorney l Only $250 Down sec this well kept, twe-toedroom Cape RUMSON — Meticulously main- Horn & Laurie June 14, 21, 28, July t 139.56 (hthie 24th day Of June, 1963, at 2 June 14, 21, 28, July J J30M iTLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beautiful, o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. And approximately *87 per month IsCod with expansion attic other fea- tained two-story framed dwelling. ilgh scenic wooded lot. 120'xlSO', utili- 57 Union Place tures Included: corner lot, gas heat, Summit, New Jersey. ALL that certain tract or parcel all It cost* to buy and own this very lull basement, etc. Two bedrooms, VA baths, dining ses. 842-33SO or 842-1866. 1-3U cute two-bedroom raach on a choice Attorneys of land, situate, lying and being in NOTICE BUDGET PRICED AT room, full basement, hot water HOLMWOOD - Colts Neck Township. May 31, June 7, 14, 21 W3.12 SHERIFF'S SALE the Township of Shrewsbury, (now 50x100 plot Taxes only J200. Bub' Two acres and up, wooded building MONMOUTH COUNTY ject to FHA approval. oil, detached two-car garage. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Borough of New. Shrewsbury) in the SURROGATE'S COURT $13,900 sites, hills with view, some with a CHANCERY DIVISION County ot Monmouth and State of New Notice to Creditors to Present Now $18,900. irook, select your own builder, J9.B00. NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY Jersey: Only $600 Down and up. PAUL K. STRYKER REAL- Claims Agalut Estate Par those tradgelers who need three SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Docket No. F 83MI BEING known and designated ESTATE OF WILLIAM P. MACNA- and you are toe proud owner o[ TOR — Holmdel, N.J. 946-4141. CHANCERY DIVISION AMERICAN IRVING SAVINGS Lot No. 6 on Map of Pica park, this Jour-bedroom Capo Cod with your bedrooms, we have a nltely located MARA, DECEA8ED. DENNIS K. BYRNE 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY BANK, a corporation of the State of Shrewsbury Township, Minmouth Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD own swimming pool. Approximately o-anca with a lull basement at only RIVERFRONT -- 280 on river. High DOCKET NO. M 429T6! New York, Plaintiff vs: ROBERT E. County, New Jersey, made by Frank |120 pay» all. Qualified GI no down. REALTOR-INSUROR and dry. Suitable for basement. Lovely C. BROEGE, Surrogate ot the County .rees, shrubs and lawns. Private dock CIVIL ACTION HAMMOND, et al., Defendants E. Mitchell, Surveyor, Sept. 10, 1947o,t Monmouth, this dar made, on the $15,000 Notice ot Order for Publication Red Bank, N. J. revised Sept. 25, West River Rd. Rumson Only »0,O0O. ELWOOD A. ARM- By virtue of a writ of execution In application of the undersigned, Kath- BEACH AGENCY GI No Honey Down STRONQ AOENCY, Realtor, 55fi Pros- HAZEL M. BROOKES. Plaintiff, -vs- the above stated action to me direct- 1947, which man Is filed In the Mon-leen Hatchett. William P. Macnamara, FHA Only WO Down Phone 842-1150 pect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. W1LLIAM F. BROOKES, Defendant ed, I shall expoie for sale at public mouth County Clerk's Office In Case Jr. and Milton Arthur Stein, Executors MOO Hwy 35 Middletown Subject to mortgage approval State of New Jersey: vendue, at the Court House In theNo. SO-15 and more particularly de-of the estate ot Uu said William P. WANTED TO BUY — To: William F. Brookes: Borough of Freehold, County of Mon-scribed as follows: OS 1-2727 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Lot or lots in Macnamara, deceaied. notice ll here, SNYDER REALTORS ATLANTIC mG-HLA'NDS — Two-bed- 'air Haven. Call By virtue of an Order of the Superior mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the BEGINNING at a point In the north- by given to the creditor! of said de- Dtlly to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday to 6 room house. Gas heat, attached ga- 741-3305. Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- 24th day of June, 1963, at 2 o'clock, erly line of Pica Place distant 272 ceased to present to the siad Execu- Licensed Heal Estate Broker Mlddjetown rage, lot NXrxlOS. Automatic washer, vision, made on the 21st day ol May, P. M. Prevailing Time. feet easterly from a monument situ- tors their clalmi under oath wlthls Corn e iTLANTIC HIGHLANDS — BeauUIul 1963, In a civil action wherein Hazel dryer, gas refrigerator Included. V2>- lot, 148' frontage overlooking ocean. All that tract or parcel of land, ated at the northeasterly corner ot six month! from this date. MOVE RIGHT INTO — This Immacu- 900. M. Brookes is the plaintiff and yousituate, lying and being in the BorPic. a Place and Hance Avenue; thence Dated: June 17th, 1963. Best location In town. All improve- are the defendant, you are hereby re- late two-bedroom home with enclosed ments. Must sacrifice. Call 671-0678. ough of New Shrewsbury, In the Coun- (1) North 5 degrees west 150 feet KATHBLEEN HATOHETT SILVERBROOK PARK porch, lull dining room, lovely yard THE quired to answer the complaint ot thety of• Monmouth, In the State ot Ne to a point; thence (2) South B4 de- 311 Park Avenue, and gas radiator heat. Priced at J1I,- ilaintlff on or before the 22nd day Jersey: grees 27 minutes 30 seconds East 74.88 Clarendon Hills, Illinois AT WEST LONG BRANCH 900. if July, 1963, by serving an answer BEING known and designated as feet to a point at the northwest cor- WILLIAM P. MACNAMARA, JR. BROOK AGENCY BUSINESS PROPERTY •n J. Frank Welgand, Esq., plain- Lot No. 69. on "Subdivision Map ofner of Lot No. 7; thence (3) South 1547 St. CharlM 8t., tiff's attorney, whose address Is NoNe. w Shrewsbury Park, Section L Hope 3 degrees 52 minutes EaBt 150 feet t< Alameda, California NEW BRAND NEW TWO-BEDKOOM HOME Real Estate FOR SALE OR LEASE 36 West Front Slreet, Keyport, New — On 75xl» lot. WiUi tiled bath, large Road, New Shrewsbury, N. J.," dated a monument in the northerly line ol MILTON ARTHUR STEIN POUR-BEDROOM Corner Lot 100x150 Shrewsbury Ave. Jersey, and In default thereof such October 14, 1954. revised December Pica Place: thence (4) North 84 de- 48 North Seventh Avenue, COLONIAL closets, garage,,and gas hot air heat Bank Bldg. Atlantic Highland! Inquire at 336 Shrewsbury Ave. R.BJudgmen, t shall be rendered against grees 03 minutes West along the north- Long Branch, N. J. Priced low for quick site at 513,600. 30, 1954, and filed with the Hor.mouth 291-1717 HIGHLANDS — 189 Bay Ave. down- you as the Court shall think equitable County Clerk on March 17, 1956, as erly line of Pica Place, 71.95 feet to Messers, stein ft Stamelman and Just. You shall file your answer Case No. 33, Sheet No. 24. the point or place of > Beginning. 1 Third Avenue $21,500 SCHWEIZER REAL ESTATE town. Assessed $9,000, needs repairs. and proof of service in duplicate' with Taxes $237. Store front 160 aq. ft. The above description is in accord The above description Is drawn In Long Branch, New Jersey, LOW DOWN PAYMENT Three apartments. Asking $6,600. Act the Clerk, of the Superior Court, State BBUOCTJONS: Hwy. 35 to Wall St. AGENCY House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, ance with a survey made by Henry accordance with a survey made by Attorneys River Plaia Caps Cod. Perfect condi- quickly. Write III lei, 65 Broad St., F. Labrecque, dated October 26, 1955Rober. t Greenberg Associates, Engi- (Off Eatontown circle) continue on* 285 Main St. 787-0123 Keansburg Red Bank. In accordance with the rules of civil June 21, 28, July 5. 13 *3o.8J WaU St., to Fairway Ave., to models. tion, eight years old, three bedrooms practice and procedure. Being commonly known and desig- neer-Surveyor, dated June 7, 1962. (room lor fourth). Basement lovely nated aa No, 39 Wyckam Road, New Premises are known as No. 9 Pica ONLY $17,500 yard. FIIA appraised for 114,900. tl 13 The object t?f said action Is to ob-Shrewsbury, New Jersey. Place, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey NOTICE BILVEBBROOK — SH 11200 per month pays all. *450 down. Asking :o.ln a judgment of divorce between The approximate amount of the Judg The approximate amount of the Judg- Modem four-bedroom homB near bus tlo.000. Mr. Cozens, 741-7886 or 222-9180. REAL ESTATE WANTED :ho said plaintiff >and you. ment to be satisfied by said sale Is ment to be satisfied by said sale Is Sealed bids will be received by the line to Newark and New York. Large Dated: May 21, 1963 the sum of $17,500.00 together with the sum of J15.000.00 together with the Board of Education ot the Borough ot recreation room plus 1% baths and HOLMDEL — Four-year-old, three, BELLINO — CONFUSED 7 J. FRANK WEIOAND the costs of this sale. costs of this sale. Atlantic Highlands at 140 First Ave- United States Steel Homes garage. Possession July 15. Assume bedroom ranch on fully landscaped No tie ups, courteous service, expe- Attorney for Plaintiff Dated May 15, 1963 Dated May 16, 1963 nue, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. on July Vh% mortgage of 113,400. 751130 lot. Full basement and onerience- d and competent sales staff. 38 Weil Front Street, JOSEPH A. 3HAFTO, Shttllf. JOSEPH A. 8HAPTO, Sheriff. 10th, IM3, at 8:00 P.M., for the Wa. car garage. Asking J18.3OO. FHA terprooflng or Sealing of the Exterior Over sixty floor plans with wide Have clients anxious to buy properly Keyport, New Jersey. Elmer O. Goodwin, Alty, Burton T. Doremus, Atty. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor financing available. priced homes In Red Bank, Rumson, May 31, June 7, 14, 21 $41.40 Hay 31, June 7, 14, 21 f(3.24 May 31, June 7, 14, 21 160.26 of the Atlantic Highland! Elementary School. Drawings and Specifications •election ol architectural styles. 41 E. Front St. Red Bank Shrewsbury, Little Silver and surround- MIDDLETOWN — Two-bedroom ranch ing areas. may be had upon application, to the Price Irom (10,500 to $25,000. Superintendent of the School at the SH 1-4030 kitchen and living room. Excellent LEGAL NOTICE- • LEGAL NOTICE- Everett H. Thorne Co. condition. Ideal for newly married -LEGAL NOTICE: above address. All bidi are to be Is 671-0052 OPEN BEVEN DAYB strict accordance with laid specifica- UIDDliETOWJJ TOWNSHIP or retired couple. 50x190 yard. One block from Hwy. 38. JU.5O0. tions. NOTICE OF IN RE.M FORECLOSURE OF Bids shall he accompanied by a bid ANOTHER FOUH-BU^KOM SHUT AT Two-bedroom Cape, nice size living BITTNER A CARTON Adams Agency bond executed by a surety company A LOW, LOW PRICE — 17' living room, and bright kitchen. tJead-end TAX MEN TITLES street. Ideal house and location for 3 Howard Ave. New Bhrewsbur SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY authorized to do business In the State loom with wall-to-wall carpeting, din- AGENCY SH 1-5093 SH 1-5482 CHANCERY DIVISION, MONMOUTH COUNTY of N. J,, or by bidder's certified ing area, compact kitchen, l'/j baths, family starling out. M.OOO. check for 5% of Bid ,to be returned 5« Main St., Keyport CO 4-2910 2MI0UR SERVICE DOCKET NO. F-3873-W recreation room, nicely landscaped, ex- BY BOROUQH OF NEW SHREWSBURY to succeiiful bidder on presentation ot cellent condition. $17,500. LAWLEY Three-bedroom ranch, comfortable llv performance bonii. AGENCY, Realtors, SH 1-8262. lug room and choice kitchen. Perfect LOW DOWN PAYMENT LIST YOUR HOME IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH for crowing family. Yours for 19,500, STATE OF NEW JERSEY The Board of Education reserves the FIVE-KOOM APARTMENT (or sale and hammer-palnt-and a strong back. River Plaza Capo Cod. Perfect condi- with, us for prompt service. Membe TAKE NOTICE that an action In Rem has been commenced In the Superior Court of New Jersey, by the fllln right to reject any or all blda and to Multiple Listing Service. ROLBTON waive any defect or Informality of Vail Homes, oil heat, tile bath. 542- tion, eight years old, three bedroomn WATERBURY, Realtors sines 1925, 1of a Complaint on June 18, 1963, to foreclose and forever bar any and all rights of redemption of the parcels of lani 4222. 12 Barker Ave, Eatontown. EAY BELL Realtors, T75-4000 (room for fourth). Baaement, lovply deserved In the Tax Foreclosure List below, from plaintiff's tax lien titles. any bid should It be deemed for the yard. -FIIA appraiicd for $14,000. $.50 W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. The i/ctlon is brought against the land only, and no personal Judgment may be entered therein. best Interests of the Board to do so. MIDDLETOWN — Time-bedroom, ninT EvenliiKH and Sundays call Mr. Lambcrto, 787-1250. down. Asking $16,000. Mr. Cozens, WE NEED - rive of sli. 2-3 bedroom Any person deilrlng to protect a right, title or Interest In the described land or any parcel thereof, by redemp- All bids are to be presented to the year-old split, newly decorated. At 7il-7086 or 222-9180. homes, furnished or unfurnished, from tion, or to contest plaintiff's right to foreclose, must do so by paying the amount required to redeem as set forth Board of Education at the above Hated taclied garage, deep lot. Near Newark below, plus Interest to the dste of redemption, and such costs as the Court may allow, prior to the entry of Judg- time and place in sealed envelope!, bus line. SH 1^0139. UNIQUE WATERKRONT CARMAGE S120 to 9176 per month for incoming HOUSE — Interior tastefully decorated ATTRACTIVE cxcrutlve». THE HERO AGENCY. Rt. ment therein, or by fJHmr an Answer to the Complaint letting forth defendant's defense, within 45 days after date of plainly marked "Bid for Scaling Ex- FREEHOLD — Blx-roorn ranch. For- and rermxlcled. Hieiwlown living 35, Middletown. 671-1000. publication of this Notice. terior of Building." mal dining room, eat-In kltclirn, fin- room, new kitchen with dining counter, SPLIT LEVEL, T1IHEE LARGE In the event of failure to redeem or answer by any person having the right to redeem or, Answer, such person BOARD OF EDUCATION ished basement. 2H years old, Henull- liullt-iii refrigerator, deep freeze. Five BEDROOMS, 114 BATHS, LARGE WANT THREE Oil FOUR — Bedroom shall be forever barred and foreclosed of all hli right, title and Interest and equity of redemption In and to the par- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J, lul area. Over S20.U00. Excellent oppor- bedrooms, two liaths. Carpeting. Base- FAMILY ROOM, PATIO. MANY EX- house In Red Rnnk to buy nr rent start- cels of lands described in the following Tax Foreclosure List. (Mn.) ELIZABETH A. COLLINS tunity. 462-4353. nl hot water beat. Open porch, TRAS. CLOBE TO PARK, BUOPPINrj. ing August 15, Call 2M-O497 after The following Is a copy ot the Tax Foreclosure list, showing the luids against which this action Is brought: Secretary. facing water. New biilkhend. Deep MORTGAGE OAN HE ASSUMED, p.m. REUS8ILL1S, OOttNWDIJL, MAU8NBH * CAROTENUTO Juno 21, 19,30 TWO-BEDROOM CAI'E COD~-~liewi channel. 538,000 LAWRENCE J. SCHIL- nliy DIRECT, 118,40(1. O71-37W. WE NEED YOUR HOMB Attorneys for Plaintiff end street, near transportation, lot 60xLING, Itnnltnr. 10 Spring St., Red Our 12 Aalospeopls have clients wait 34 Broad Street Red Bank, New Jersey 164. Can assume 01 mortgage with low Hn.nK. 747-1121. IMMACULATE TREE-SHADED COLO payments, 112,600. 787-2<<5, NIAL on deep plot. Beven Bpnclons Ing for your listing. They need ranches, NOTICE rooms, three licdroomfi, tllo bath, den snllt levels, two slorln*; also Invest- SUrEMOIl COURT Of NKW JERSEY T—We cun urniiiKfl tlie rn ONE-FAMILY HOUSE - PORTLAND modorn, dcluie kitchen, snpnrnte din. ment property, Cnlt us for a quick CIIANOKKY UIVIrllON gage to bo.it suit your circumstni III)., 1IKJI1LANDB. FOUR BEDROOMS Ing room, bny window living room sale. Two orflccs serving yon. tog MONMOIITH COUNTY on till! six yeltr-oli] split with lour bed- FINISHED ATTIC, LAROK KITCHEN, WALKER 4 WALKER DOCKET NO. M-47U-U LIVING ROOM AND D1NINO ROOM, center hall, basement, oversized ga rooms, science ititclien, paneled den, rage. Transferred owner nuking J1H, Realtors STATE OK NEW JERSEY: two full bnlhs, carpeting, patio, storms, TIIUKB IlATHfl, OVERLOOKINU RIV- Shrewsbury Office Middletown Office it TO: FItANK P. KINO icrecns, blinds ami Bcwern. Neiir nil ER AND OCEAN. J14.B0O. CALL DAILY 500. BLWOOD A. AKMBTIIONO AGENCY Jtealtor, iVW Proupcct Ave. 7416212 071-3311 By virtue of an Order of tin Su- ichools, one !tt, two-car garage. 4'/,% mortgage, C)WNER~MUST~iEI.l. attrnctlve four h It Si M h U ifos May. In a civil action wherein Frances nKjm borne with garage, only 111,000. E. King Is tlie Plaintiff and you are young. Two bedrooms, oinvenirnt 1 buy owner. BI1 7-twillO. under (16,000 in the Red Bank ares •hopping ajul schools. Ashing (II,MK). Broker, John Trab a clilno MH-1737 the Defendant, you are hereby re- KAIR HAVItN — Blx rooms, Hi blocks 1 Hlm-k 105 Home and l/'lt/X, 7T2-W • U.n I 912.49 I 1)20.71 Cynthia Ruffln quired to answer the Complaint of For Information null WXI2265 or 201fro- m Hlmiipltig center, IniK and school LINCHOl'T — Beven acres, four bed Immediate Inspection. TIICAL KSTATE l.otai land the rialntlff on or before the 23rd day 0880. l>lionn 74I-O02O after 3 p.m. rooms, family room, modern kitchen, 2 Illock W Illock 57 3.M 12/n/M 2200-lM | 1D.M | 1M 71 ( 170.08 Warren It. Ilahson if July. 1903. hy serving an iniwer dining area, spacious living room. Ex ABBOCIA-roa, Realtors, 127 Oaklsn I.ot3 1*13 CHARMING SECLUDED — Conlein- cellent farming. 741-2011. on Roberts, Plllsliury A Carton, At- porary home. Two n< n;n nf land ntitl 7, 3 Illock 57 Illock 57 9U 13/12/M »l«l I 11.01 | M.T1 f 100.35 Francis Jolinson torneys for the Plaintiff, whose >. ELWOOI Eslate Ujlnk equitable anil Just. You shall NEW SHKEWBUlTllY -~I>oiir"bpd1rt.-. ioUvrMli'Kl'K. i'lvi-mom mnrb A. AHMHTRONO AOKNOY, Realtor, I/it 21 ! V0!!' "n"W1"' »nrl proof of service bntlis. Exceiitloiml closet miace. Fire t Illoi-k 40 lllm-.k 4« 2300-101 | 41.30 inoi:ii iimdi MarKnret Artmtli hungalow. Call nl 03 Willl.-uri HI. be-plncn, liny window. Full illnlng mom heiited porch, utility room, garnge, IS56 Prospect Ave., Little Silver 741 I/>H not Estate In duplicate with the Clerk of the 8u- twM*n 12 noon and 4 i>.m wool . iiriict'iiK Ix-initlful 11x16' quaker lgft living room wllli Mreiilncr, MOO. 6 Illock II Block 13 ,-M 12/OII/OT MKI-1U | 17.27 William A. AKrami lerlor Cnurl, state Hmno Annex, Tren- Maid, custom hllrlicti. I»IUIH of <:al>- poling, drapes, refrigerator - freezer, ix>t n bit i:i ton, New Jersey, in aecordincs with Inetn. llulft-ln link. Other extras ldrd lot, excellent roiulllloti. innoo i iiiock n Illock 13 347 I2/30/O7 23011.104 I ]1.«O i 219.20 • 240.80 James Watklna tne niles of civil practice and pro- Must see to appreciate. Only 112000. OA 2-HD54. cedure, (400 down lo (illiillfieil iiuycr, Mirny Dmilile KnritKe, luiice walkout lisse Buying or Selling \M 10 l,ot 10 ment, full vnliig 1:15.51X1. Will accept niocU 14 3M 1J/3O/IV7 2%0-lM I103.M | 403 74 1007.00 Albert Watll other iirupertlri Iroin ti.tm mid up, RANCH - • Tlllfle bedrooms, purrh, n mock H I. Kill The object of iild action Is to oh- Including Income properties. HKOWN- rrnmjrmtdp ufrVr. recronUon room, ciiriiorl, owner trims A House . . . Uln a Judgment of divorce between D Illock 100 Hindi IMS .101 1J/I7/O0 XNX)«t flM.SO (UM.6S INO ItKAL EBTATK, !8I> Port Mon- ferred, mttlf niton. 1111,200. 2«4 (IOI«. Lot A 18 Squankum Realty the laid Plaintiff and you. mouth Itrl., East Keanaburg. 7B7-02M. «.,.WIl IIOM1G ON MILL — ifslf acre Lot A in Co. Ino. May 37, 1M1. with tree*, lAmlflrRjii-d, three larjcn becslra|j)R nelglitiortiood. Con :nllsr, Rtorma srtd iirrrnia, mnn, Lot 41 Kittle r»nt, furnished or unfurnlilml. Lo 7-vriilent to Itivl Ilnnk nnd Uardtin State shrubs anil trees. Ixivt taxes. 121,(KM), J. a nirtnn nr. II. AIABN : Parkway. Call 741-7863, CLASSIFIED ADS ua. owner MtVM. June 31 May 31, Jun« r" 14'"; Alton-Sr oit Report. Today in RED BAM REGISTER VMMJ, JUI» 21, JFK to Fly by Soviet Ride? History Rumson-Fair Haven By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON—If the State Department has its Today's highlight m history: Presents Diplomas On this date in 1675, Sir Chris way, as appears likely, President Kennedy wilt fly to topher Wren laid the first stone RUMSON - Commencement! Keily, Mary Kelly, and David West Berlin next week under restrictions laid down of the present St. Paul's Cathe s.:ercises were held at the Mary .enney. by Russia. dral in London. The last stone )wen Borden Stadium last night Gary Kerr, Charles Keyltr, was put in place by his son in vhen 164 Rumson-Fair Haven Re- :arol Ketchledge, Frank King- The Communists maintain that Western aerial ac- 1710. The entire building was fin- ional High School students were Ion, Robert Kirkman, Sandra cess routes to the surrounded city are ished under Che direction of one raduated. .aing, Diane Large, James Lar- limited to 10,000 feet. Flights above architect and one piaster mason. A salutatory address was made abee, Arthur Lawes, Ruth Lay- "On this date iy Sandra Laing and valedictory burn, Ligita Lemanis, John Lev- that ceiling are considered illegal and In 1788, New Hampshire be- ddresses were made by Lynn enson, Louise Levenson, Clifton subject to "punitive action." The U.S.came the ninth state to ratify the Xisinberre and Marcia Kelemen. Lewis, Robert Lewis, and has never accepted this limitation, and U.S. Constitution. 4antle oration was by Richard Jeorge Lindstrom. Utreuter and mantle reception has refused to abide by it. In 1834, Cyrus Hall MoCormick John MacDonald. Karen Mac- received his first patent on a as by Kenneth Thompson. ,ean, Mary MacLeay, Alan But the State Department is strong- reaping machine. Catherine Owen presented the /lammen, Joseph Manley, Mary ly counseling the President to observe In 1901, President William Me- lass gift to the school and Dr. Marshall, Harry Martin, Roger Kinley issued an order establish- ohn F. Kinney, superintendent, .lartin, John McCabe, Nancy the Soviet-imposed ceiling. ing civil government in the Philip- >resented the class to the Board Morgan, Richard Morgan, M«r- Allen The Air Force, supported by mem-pine Islands. ' Education. ha Munger, Patricia Mylott, Bar- bers of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is taking a directly In 1932, Jack Sharkey won the Arthur L. Adamson, board presi- y Nelson, and Willis Nelson. world heavyweight title with a 15- lent, presented diplomas to the Janet Nero, James Nolan, El- opposite view. It is urging that the President's giant round decision over defending ;raduating class and William. H. n Olsen, Catherine Owen, Jet fly to West Berlin at its usual cruising altitude of champion Max Schmeling of Ger- torden presented the Mary Owen eanne Paolucci, Thomas Piacen- 32,000 feet. many. 3orden Foundation scholarship ino, Marie Pomphrey, James SETTING UP PROGRAM — Charles C. S chock, president of Monmouih Chapter, iward. 'reston, William Price, William The military are advising this as a resounding af- In 1949, President Truman named Mrs. Perle Mesta to be American Institute of Banking, center, it shown with William C. Johnson, Jr., of Invocation and benediction leardon, Jan Reiss, Ceclle Riley, lere offered by Rev. Canon Vincent Robinson, Stephen Rog- firmation of this country's long-held re- U.S. minister to Luxembourg. the Keaniburg-Middlefown National Bank, immediate pasf president, left, and Holmes George A. Robertshaw, of St. ers, and Barbara Rooney. fusal to recognize the restricted ceiling Ten years ago .... The UN com- C. Crawford of the Monmouth County National Bank as they review plans for two- George's by the River Episcopal Mary Rovegno, David Russek, mander in Korea, U.S. Gen. Mark prescribed by the Communists. Church. 3onnie Russell, Flavio Sa'Carval- Clark, denied Communist charges semester course on banking and related subjects that the chapter will present in Members of the 1963 class who IO, Louis Scofidi, Vernon Shaf- The State Department is advocat- of collusion between the. United Freehold Regional High School starting in September, are members of the National er, Barbara Shaner, Robert States and the Republic of South ing a conciliatory course on twi Honor Society are Ernest Acker- lhay, Robert Shay, Suzanne SIo- Korea to prevent a truce in the grounds: man, Barry Carol, Lynn Dusin- :um, Janice Smith, Sally Korean War. berre, James Greene, Jean Har- Sparkes, Eden Specht, Danielle That defiance of the altitude limi- Five years ago ... Australian rison, Wilma Hurwitz, Marcia Staff and Katherine Stinohcomb. tation would be a provocation gesture track star Herb Elliott ran the Bank Institute Readies Kelemen, Sandra Laing, Caro Mary Ann SulHvan, Carol mile in 3.57:9 in the national AAU at a time when 'the President is making Squires and Kathryn Van Duren Squires, Nancy Talboys, John meet in California to better the Those who graduated are: 'ate, Eleanor Thaler, Gloria exceptional efforts to reach an under- Scott recognised world record for that Ernest Ackerman, Nicholas Thompson, Peter Thorndike, Lin- standing with the Kremlin on a nuclear test ban, Cuba distance. Study Plans in County Altreuter, Richard April, William da Trachtman and Deidre Tynan, and other thorny problems; that Chancellor Adenauer One year ago France reject- Atwell, Robert Bailey, Allan Bak- Kathryn VanDuren, William Van- and other Western leaders observe the Reds' ceiling ed Secretary of State Rusk's pro- FREEHOLD-Officers of Mon- 566 chapters have more than 180,- weeks, will start Jan. 13. Sub- r, Michael Barron, Brenda Duren, Joyce VanWagner, Funk posal that an eventual French nu- mouth Chapter, American Insti- 000 members, and that the insti- jects will include the principles Berg, Pamela Bergheimer, Eri Varone, Edward Vassar and Rob- when they fly to West Berlin. clear force be co-ordinated with tute of Banking, have completed, tute conducts the largest industry- of bank operation, economics, Biemiller, William Blandeburgo, rt Vilardi. White House insiders indicate the President is U.S. and British nuclear forces. plans for a two-semester program sponsored educational program in law, negotiable instruments, ef- Edward1 Boland, Elizabeth Bond, the United States. fective letter writing and banl Arthur VonAhn, Michael Walsh, of studies to be conducted in and Clifton Boyd. "leaning" toward the State Department's stand. teller and bookkeeping opera Harry Way, Charles Webster, Plans for study in this area James Broidrick, G e o r g Freehold Regional High School tions, Margaret White, Sharon White, An informal poll of the were presented by Holmes Craw- Brown, Brian Bry, Leonan prevent Castro agent* from being Middletown in the coming year. Sarah Wikoff, Gale Wilson, 17 members of the Senate ford of the Monmouth County Officers also include: Kennet Busch, Brian Carey, Joseph Car- infiltrated to other countries. Dianne Wingerter, Katheryn Charles C. Schock, Jr., of the National Bank, first vice pres- Brower, Keansburg-Middietown ney, Barry Carol, Dean Cascella, Foreign Relations Commit- Such naval forces were urged, bui Winslow, Anne Winters, Peter Farmers and Merchants Bank, ident and education committee Bank, second vice president; John Coleman, Walter, Conk,- tee (12 Democrats and 5 the administration has rejectee Man Cited Woglom, Charles Woodward Matawan, the newly-elected pres- chairman of the chapter. Norris Horsman, Long Branch Richard Conolly, Patrick Cross, this. and George Wright. Republicans) revealed that ident of the chapter, conducted There will be two semesters Trust Company, third vice pres- John Damico. in the program. One, starting virtually all deem the Presi Instead, according to Martin, For Rescue an organization .meeting in the ident; John Kay, Keansburg-Mid- Garry Delatush, Susan David- Sept, 10, will run for 14 weeks dent's European junket ill "the main U. S. effort in helping RED BANK - Robert F. Ben- American Hotel here this week dietown Bank, secretary; Richarc son, Isabelle DePhillips, Frederi VERA BRUNT IS t at which details were examined. EAST KEANSBURG - Vera advised and unnecessary. Most to develop better internal secur- son, 31, of 42 Balloch PI., Mid- with three hours of instruction Schmidt, People's National Bank Dickson, Linda Doughtie, Sea ity (in Latin America) will be ti Mr. Schock said the institute's a week. The second, also for 14 Leyport, treasurer, and Wilbui Brunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of these senators expressed baf- dletown, has been awarded a New Dowd, Diane Duckworth, Donn; concentrate on improving land Jersey Bell Telphone Co. em- Ichneider, Matawan Bank, chiel Duckworth, Bruce Dunn, Lynn William Brunt, celebrated her flement as to why the President third birthday June 12. Attending surveillance, patrol and report ployee citation for the rescue of onsul. Dusinberre, Judith Ebertardt, were Susan Riley, Regina and is making the trip. capabilities." a Red Bank skater who fell 96 Students Get Diplomas Members of the chapter's boarc John Edelmann, Carole Eglies Michele Barry, Susan and Bev- Several suggested he may have Just what this ambiguous lang- through the ice on the Navesink •f governors are Hilda R. Jacques Gary Falk, and Rober erly Smith, Judith and Vincent "some kind of a spectacular sur- uage means is not explained by River last December, LITTLE SILVER - Diplomas 51enn Campanela, Detorah Car- irst Merchants National Bank; Falkenburg. Mazzio, Eugene and Frances Ble- prise up his sleeve," but had no the State Department official i Mr. Benson is a splicer in the were presented to 86 members usoe, Karen Cassidy. irginia K. Wooding, Long Branch James Farwell, Joseph Fels- witt and Carol, Irene and Ralph idea what it might be. charge of Latin American Af- 'rust Company; E. William Bc- telephone company's plant de- of the class of 1963 at graduation And: John Chimento, Andrew mann, Gail Fenn, Jacquelyn Fos- Heston. fairs. partment in Shrewsbury. exercises in the Markham Place Cilia, Janet Cohen, Jeffrey Cohen, ert, Lakewood Trust Company; ter, Margaret Fowler, Barbara ANTI-CASTRO STALLING - He is a member of the North Ifilliam C. Johnson, Jr., Keans His report to Representative School Wednesday night. Pamela Cooper, Victor D'Amico, Gallagher, Maria Gardella, Paul LEGAL NOTICE The Kennedy Administration is Selden is replete with such doubl Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Dixie Willson, Fair Haven au- Nancy Dowd, Jane Edmunds, urg-Middletown National Bank; Gayner, John Gilbert, David Go .averne W. Loop, Farmers anc doing virtually nothing to make talk, as follows: Club and was iceboating on the thor and composer, was present And: Roy Gelbhaus, Robert pel, James Greene, Norma Hall, NOTICE good the President's ringing dec- river the day of the rescue, Dec. lerchants Bank; John Zezula Jean Harrison, Donal Hasbrouck Take notlca that application h&g been "At the Managua meeting of as the class sang "N. J. U.S.A.," Graham, David Griffiths, Mar- made to the Major and Council of the laration to "build a wall of men" 15, 1962. cean County National Bank; Betty Haselman, and Richard ministers of government, interior which she wrote and which is garet Grilli, Peter Gross, Amanda Borough of Sea Brl(bt to transfer from around Red-ruled Cuba. Lichard K. Sherman, Belmar- Havens. Domlnlck A. Ce-Mato T/A Swedish Hop and security, representatives ol Seeing that a skater had gone candidate for the New Jersey Guerry, Patricia Haneline, Bruce as receiver lor Plenary Retail Con- Despite this widely-publicized through the ice in mid-channel, 'all National Bank; Robert King, •uinpllon License No, C-3 for premises the countries of Central America, state song. Robert Mahan and Hansen, Barbara Harleman, Ran- Elizabeth Heidelberg, Carol situated at 10 East Ocean Ave., Sea promise, administration plans isbury Park Ocean Grove Bank; Panama and the U. S. agreed t Mr. Benson manuevered his ice- Howard Marx were flag bearers; dy Hemming. Hicks, Marcia Horr, Wiima Hur- Bright, N. I. to John I. Plctaally, Jr.. and measures to combat Castro- boat as close as possible to the )onald W. Peppier, Central Je witz, Alfred Ilch, Jeffrey Jack- T/A Swedish Hop locattd at 19 Emt recommend to their government David Griffiths and Bruce Han- And: Sally Ann Herr Neckar, ;ey Bank and Trust Company Ocean Ave., tea Brtfht. N. J. Instigated subversion in Latin tightening of measures to con- struggling man and then moved sen, cornettists; and Gregg Avers Lisa Hewitt, Richard Hill, Leslie son, Gayanne Jannell, Milton Je Objections, If any, shDuld be made in closer on foot. He used a 40- Committee chairmen are Rich Immediately In writing to Join Axel- America are still in a formative trol travel of their nationals t and Richard Hill were at the Huber, Noreen Joyce, Walter ter, Herbert Johnson, Arthui Ben,, Clerk of «ald Borough of 8ea stage with few indications they foot length of rope and a sled rd Barton, Spring Lake Nation Jones, Gerald Kard, Caro BihBrightt , N . 33. and from Cuba The Mana drums. Miss Willson was intro- Knake, Jo Ann Kollock, Albert lank, membership and enro (Signed) will ever amount to anything. to drag the man to shore. lyn Karp, Marcia Kelemen, Anni Jotin J. Plcknally, Jr., gua resolutions called on panic duced by Pamela Cooper. Kolman. lent; Ronald Egan, Central Jer- This doleful backstage situa- Mr. Benson has been with New 10 Sast Ocean Ave., pating governments to take meas- The history of New Jersey was And: Ronald Krenz, Hector La ;ey Bank and Trust Compan Sea Brigtit, N. J. tion Is graphically revealed in a Jersey Bell since 1954. The com- FIRST BIRTHDAY June H, 21 ures against the movement of presented by Susan Sensemann torre, Pamela Lepore, Cynthia chool relations; Ann Brady, Mon- •report Assistant Secretary of pany commendation cites his "re- LEONARDO - The first birth- TO BIDDERS funds, arms and propaganda ma Elliot Borgman, Noreen Joyce Maginn, Robert Mahan, Cynthia louth County National Bank; State Edward Martin submitted sourcefulness and comple disre- day of John Barry Snow, son The Red Bank Board of EdueaUon terials for subversive purposes. and Jane Edmunds. The school Mamukari, Linda Marascio, How- ranees Dunn, First National will accept sealed bids for the fur- to a House Foreign Affairs Sub- gard for personal safety." of Mr. and Mrs. James Snow, nishing and Installing of Gamewell song was presented by Sandy ard Marx, Barbara Mazza, Gre- lank of Toms River and Bar- Fireboxes In tha subtle schools of Red committee headed by Represent- Selden Gets Blunt Leonard Ave., was celehrattc Bailly, Robert Berman, Victor gory McCarthy. lara Bradley, Farmers and Mer- Bank st a meeting to b* held on July ative Armisteead Selden, D-Ala. June 15. Attending a party were 9. 1963 at 1:00 P.M. in Uis High "The U. S. will maintain its D'Amico, Nancy Dowd, Lisa He- And: Walter McGettigan, David hants Bank, women's committee; SchooL Ubrarr, Harding Road, Bed He sought information on what Mrs. Mary Snow, Mr. and Mrs, Bank. N. J. readiness to respond quickly to Eighth Grade witt, Cindy Maginn, Ronald Krenz Meistrich, Susan Merrill, Anne larold Sterling, Long Branch the administrations doing to Russell Wennerstein, Mr. and Specifications may be, secured at the requests in specific instances for and Jonathan Towers. Neeley, Richard Newton, Pam Trust Company, forum and sem- office of the Secretary of the Boirrl, wake good the President's pledge surveillance assistance of Cas- Holds Dance inars; Riohard London, Mon- Mrs. Donald Wennerstein, Mrs. 56 Branch Avenue, Red Bank, K. J. An accordion solo was played O'Neal, Jeff Palumbo, Priscilla The Board reserves the right to re- —and learned it amount to little tro-Communist subversive move- mouth County National Bank, Philip Gaughran, Mr. and Mr. ject any and all bids. to> award the NEW SHREWSBURY - Jay by Richard Rogers. Selections Patock, Mike Pfrommer, Linda more than' empty gestures. ments within territorial waters arrangements, and Alfred E. Walter Lang, Daniel Barry, Pa- contract In whole or In part and to Mannix and Mikako Horan won from "Show Boat" were sung by Phifer. waive Immaterial lnformajwles If of Isthmian countries. The U.S. Sanders, Monmouth County Na- tricia Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. deemed to the Board's advantage to Proposal Rejected a prize for the limbo, and Rhonda Jeff Ayers, Richard Rogers, Lu- And: Patricia Piersol, Marie do so. military alerting system for the ional Bank, publicity and public Joseph Marinara, Mr. and Mrs. Martin discloses that the ad- Kirby and Howell Harris were Rafter, Doug Raynor, Richard Dated! June 30, 1W3 Caribbean has been established anna Terry, Meredith Van Kirk, elations. Thomas Murphy and Bernard and WILLIAM B. ITRTH ministration has decided against chosen as 'jest dancers, at. the Rogers, George Ruddy, Ronald Secretary of the Board ol Education to improve our capability to com- Karen Cassidy, Randy Hemming, Gerald Snyder. providing effective sea patrols to eighth grade party held in the Ryder, Lynn Sawyer, Edward Sei- line 3t - |9.n municate information on move- Roy Gelbhous and Noreen Joyce. gymnasium of Tinton Fails fried, Susan Sensemann, Richard ment by sea of subversive ele- Jeff Ayers and Victor D'Amico School. Sheridan. Transform Linens ments. Members of the class decorated were percussionists and Patricia Haneline and Richard Rogers pro- And: Lois Sherman, Allen Shoe the gym in a Hawaiian theme. "There has not yet been time vided the accordion accompani- maker, Carey Smith, Gary Stras- Parents provided refreshments. for the countries concerned to ment for other vocal selections. ser, Luanna Terry, Nancy Titus make much progress in the. dif- Mrs. Joseph Larkin, students Jonathan Towers, Diana Travis ficult task of centralizinz, reor- activities chairman of Tinton Paul Wedel delivered the wel- Steven Treadwell, Scott Twigg. ganizing and upgrading their se- Falls Parent-Teacher Association, coming speech, Meredith Van And: Meredith Van Kirk, Karen curity forces . . . Many of the was dance chairman. Chaperones Kirk, the class poem, and Jeff- Wanek, Paul Weader, Paul Wedel countries have basic political con- were Mrs. Gordon Montgomery, rey Cohen, the farewell address. Thomas Wenner, Linda Werner flicts to overcome before there Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, Mr. Bruce Hansen presented the Barbara White, Renee Zebold. school gift. Rev. Stuart F. Gast, ATTENTION can be real improvements . . . and Mrs. Harry Reid and eighth Local authorities have few specif- grade teachers, Joseph Giger, of St. John's Episcopal Church, FIFTH BIRTHDAY ic accomplishments to record as Walter Spillane, Mrs. Alfreda gave the invocation and benedic- a direct consequence of the Man- Loichle and Mrs. Jona Mann, and tion. BELFORD — Donna Ruther agua meeting." he principal, Robert Price. Robert Fouratt, president of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Board of Education, presented ward Ruther, Fairfield Ave. Repersentative Selden has made READERS and ADVERTISERS SUSPENDS SENTENCE diplomas to: celebrated her fifth birthday June it bluntly clear to Martin that RED BANK - Magistrate Will- 16. Her birthday actually was he and his committee are "far Joanne Allegra, Carol Ander- iam I. Kla'sky yesterday sen- June 12. Attending were Debbie IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS ... from happy" with this report and son, Gregg Ayers, Jeff Ayers, tenced a local woman to 30 days Diane and Michael Ruther, Mr what the Kennedy Administra- Sandra Bailly, Barry Bayne, in the county jail for assault and Wayne Bennett, Robert Berman, and Mrs. Jolin Sturm, Miss Helen tion has done so far to make suspended the penalty. Betty Kirk- Sturm and Kenneth Bonscher. good the President's pledge to Bobby Betz, Diane Boehme. patrick, 3(1, of 132 Montgomery And Dorothy Boehme, Elliot • Englishtown • Freehold • Holmdel "build a wall of men'' around Ter. was charged with assaulting Communist-ruled Cuba. Borgman, Madeline Bragar, Mat- America's gross national prod- Gwendoline Lewis of 133 Mont- thew Brick, Malcolm Brophy, uct has risen in the last 10 years gomery Ter. June 19. Donald Brownlie, John Caldwell, from $74 billion to $94 billion. • Perth Amboy • Keyport • Matawan SOCIAL WHIRL - Caroline Kennedy is following in the • South Amboy • Keansburg • South River footsteps of her family as regards physical fitness. The 5^-year-old daughter of President and Mrs. Kennedy can now swim 100 yards She proudly demonstrated her skill to her father last weekend, and was rewarded with a bear hup, and a kiss. Two-year-old OUR NEW, TOLL-FREE John, Jr., is to get his first swimming lesson this summer. He has been allowed to wade in a pool, and appears unafraid of PHONE NUMBER IS Grouped, these letters form the water This will be a lovely monograms. They are stirring weekend for daughters done in easiest stitchery. of Army officers slationed at A bit of color—a little em- Fort Belvoir, Md Some 600 West broidery and a blouse, linen, i? Point cadets are spending sev- turned into a fine accessory. Pat- 1 eral days at the post as pnrt of tern 616: transfer two 2 /," alpha- their summer training, nnd a bet, two l'/t"; directions. "hop" is scheduled for them and Thirty-live certs in coins for 566-7500 (he young Indies and their this pattern—add 15 cents for friends. An Army band will pro each pattern for first-class mail- vide the music, nnd a gay time infi and special handling. Send In anticipated by nil. Laura Wheeler, The Rod Bank OUR PREVIOUS EXCHANGE OS 1-0525 IS Register, Necdlecraft Depl., P.O. Hox 161, Old Chelsea .Station, CAMPMASTER COR?S NO LONGER IN EFFECT! New York 11, N. Y. Print plain OAK HURST - Monmouth ly pattern number, name, ad- Council of Floy Scouts has an dress and zone. nounced i< will form a new Camp- NEWEST RAGK-SMOCKF.D mnstor Corps to be made up o( accessories plus 208 exciting selected Scoutcrs, Wood Dodge nnedlccraft designs in our new holders, former scoutmasters nnd "MY DAD'S THE GREATEST" — Monmouth area winner in the meant Fathor'i Day NKfl Necrilecrnft Catalog — just others skilled in out-of-doors ac- tuay contest sponsored by Bambargor's is 13-yoar-old D«l« Mortonson of 18 E«it otil! I'nshlons, furnishings to tivities, The corps will work on Garfisld Ave., Atlantic Highlands, who won » $250 wardrobe of men's clothing for crochet., knit, sew, weave, em- camping development programs RED BANK REGISTER broider, quilt. Plus free pattern, and have its center nf operations his dad, Martin Mortenion, right. Otto Black, left, Bamberger's Monmouth man- Send 25c now. at Camp Hnusman. ager, made the presentation. lum 21, l%3 BED BANK IJEGfSTER DAILY CROSSWORD *•*• bW Mijror 4Natlvt tt, ud unfr'mn b> *• intelligence daai "treat" mVlFSDe at O TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR: 11. Work 6.HMltation Win. boyi — with a tow dWertnoes." U. Italian: syllable With an eye to Undying archi- cdnb. form 6. To dupli- tecture in college, she enrolled There's no Trick u> Raving E* President's Trip 13. Leave out cate: name in the meohandal drawing cUss tra Cash. You Get it fist When 14. Standing colloq. 25. Tor- •t Canton's LincloD High School. You Use The Register CJasiified. 15. Lave T.Jap, rid What she didn't realize b that —Advertisement 18. dose to outcast 26. Apri- Has Dual Purpose 17. German 8. Moderate cot: •pa. 9. Double Jap. 18. "The Watte «alt 27. Weight: 36.Levtl TOYS •GREETING CARDS •GIFTS Land" lO.Bnj. India 39. Potter* DAWSON | By SAM DAWSON author explorer 29. Obtained 40. Permits 21. Like the 14. To PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES 1 31. Try 41. Pale AP Business News Analyst they are selling abroad. And some stan yacht 33. Sharpens 13. Wapiti !t. Burial 19. Place NEW YORK (AP)-President European governments are threat 34. Plate 46, Part of STATIONERY * OFFICE SUPPLIES ening still tighter import quotas placet: 2O.T«a« 36. To "to be" Kennedy is going to a Europe that Poly. or higher tariffs to curb the flow is in transition economically as 28. Suitable 1 1 S It, 7 8 9 IO ARTS DRAFTING MATERIALS of American goods. for eating; *• well as politically, Established Ttltphona . New problems—many like those This is a chief stumbling block vaedof II a. candy plaguing the United States—are to the Kennedy round of tariff SH 1-0001 bargaining that will enter an im-28. 13 14- popping up. And how a divided Baying portant preliminary phase in Ge- RED IANK Europe meets them is of prime 30. Public 15 f/J 17 17 toad St. concern to American business and neva while the President will be vehicle hence to American workers. m Europe. The Kennedy round is Sl.SUggtr •a A ao hopefully aimed at slashing some 32. Greek letter The European Common Market YA ^< tariffs by 50 per cent—*oth here 34. Owing XI •xx as as it still flourishes—but not at the ex-and there—as provided by the37.E»ker 'fa citing growth rate that Americans powers the President got from 38. Refrain In It FUEL OIL PRICES REDUCED earlier had been led to expect Congress last year. The hopes at songs 12. Originate FILL YOUR TANK NOW AND PREVENT And this easing is leading Euro- the moment are clouded. 31 peans to take a harder look at 44. Rom. date /A CONDENSATION IN YOUR OIL TANK Popular their relations with U.S. business. One way American corporations 48. Pillar have had of getting around Eu- of stone YA Y/

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