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VOL. 86, NO. 75 U«o«4 dtllr. Urator thnofk riUay. Second dut iusa RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE P»td u K«d Bui and at Additional ItaUlnc OUIeei. Soviets Delay U.S. Army Units in East Germany BERLIN (AP) - U.S. and ilarly scheduled convoy heading over Babelsberg to report the hours yesterday at Marienborn, held up at Marienborn for about Communist troops squared off 'or West Germany. happenings below back to head- the western end of the superhigh- four hours but then was allowed just outside West Berlin today The army announced that this quarters. way connecting Berlin and West to continue into West Germany. the Russians harassed U.S. group also was cleared through The Soviet action created a Germany. The Russian demand American authorities said the Army convoys through East Ger- e checkpoint but said it was traffic jam of more than four was the same, that the men getdelays were due to a "procedural many for the second straight day. not moving." This indicated It miles as civilian traffic waited out and be counted. The Ameri- question" and protested to the Since yesterday morning, the light be standing by to assist to get into West Berlin. cans refused. Soviet commander in East Ger- Russians have delayed three con- he stalled convoy if needed. Another convoy, also westbound Still another convoy carrying many. When unusaully large num- voys, one of them twice, but An army helicopter circled from Berlin, was held up for 16 117 men in 27 vehicles also was (See DELAY, Page 2) cleared two other groups for the trip between West Berlin and West Germany without a holdup. An 18-vehicle American convoy with 61 men aboard, delayed by the Soviets for 16 hours yesterday HAIL TO THE CHIEF — Mayor Thomas F. Shebell, Asbury Park, president of the as it tried to cross the East Medical History Made German border, was stopped Monmouth Bar Association, holds certificate to be presented to Chief Justice Jo- again by the Russians this morn- By DORIS KULMAN The baby, which was high in the abdominal cavity, was seph Weintraub, secondi from right, at association's Past Presidents' annual meeting ing as it tried to enter West NEPTUNE — Medical history was made at Fitkin Hos- delivered Oct. 1 after a 37%-week pregnancy (a full-term last night at Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown, Mr. Weintraub later helped distribute Berlin at the Babelsberg check- pital last week when a team of physicians successfully de- pregnancy is 40 weeks) in a 20-minute surgical procedure. point. livered a young Point Pleasant woman of a four-pound-thir- The operation itself presented less of a surgical problem scrolls to former association presidents including retired Supreme Court Justice Hen- The Soviets made the same teen-ounce baby boy after an abdominal pregnancy. than an appendectomy, according to Dr. Marchetti. ry E. Ackerson, Keyport, left, and Supreme Court Justice Haydn Procter. demand they had made at the One of the most grave complications to both mother and A five-Inch long incision was made into the abdominal East German border yesterday child, abdominal pregnancies occur once in every 16,000 preg- skin "and the baby popped out," he said —that the 61 soldiers alight to nancies. But only once in every 500,000 cases is the mother Other members of the operating team were Dr. John be counted. The convoy com- delivered of a living, almost full-term baby. Dr. Carl Mar- W. Hardy of Neptune, head of the hospital's obstetrics de- mander refused, upholding the chetti, chief resident in obstetrics at the hospital and one of partment, and Dr. Joseph A. Russo of Manasquan, a mem- Philosophical Paradox U.S. contention that military con- the operating team, said. ber of the obstetrics staff. EATONTOWN - The Mon- Former County.Judge John C. missioner Leo Weinstein, 1961, voys are not subject to Inter "We've never had a case like this at Fitkin before — Approximately 50 doctors — a standing-room only crowd mouth Bar Association, which Giordano, of Long Branch, 1949; and Peter Cooper, of Asbury ference if their papers are in and we'll never see another one," Dr. Marchetti declared. — were on hand to observe the rare delivery, like other organizations in the Supreme Court Justice Haydn Park, 1962. ., order. Unfortunately, the baby did not survive. Had the placenta —the attachment between mother and law profession has become ac- Procter, 1950; Frank J. Weigand, 100 Soviet Troops It died four-and-a-half hours after birth of massive ate- baby which serves the fetus as a two-way food and waste dis- Mr. Parsons recalled that the customed in the last 15 years to of Keyport, 1951; Julius J. Gol- Reliable informants said abou lectosis — incomplete expansion of the lungs at birth. posal system — separated, the operation would have taken prime mover in organization of •.speed up of court calendars, den, of,Long Branch, 1952; Coun- 100 Soviet troops were deployed According to Dr. Marchetti, this probably happened be- from seven to 10 hours, Dr. Marchetti said. a bar association in Monmouth was caught last night in a phil- ty Judge Edward J. Ascher, around the checkpoint as high- cause matter from the mother's abdomen was inspirated into He explained that separation of the placenta is a very had been John S. Applegate, of osophical paradox. 1953; Ezra Karkus, of Keyport, ranking Russian officers stopped the lungs of the infant. The baby was not surrounded by the grave danger in abdominal pregnancies. It frequently results 1955—4116 year the new Courthouse Red Bank, with help from Euse- the convoy. The Russians were amnlotic sac which normally protects the fetus In its mother's in violent hemorrhage because of the absence of the uterine Memories of a glowing past bius Arrowsmith and Aaron womb. i and urging for a driving future. was dedicated; Edward F. reported armed with submachine contractions which after a normal delivery constrict the blood Juska, of Long Branch, 1956c Johnston. guns and war ammunition Dr. Marchetti attributed the successful delivery to the vessels serving the placenta and- prevent bleeding. In fact, It was Past President's night; good judgment of the attending obstetrician, Dr. Benjamin the association was honoring all First Assistant Prosecutor Solo- Former County Judge Jacob pouches and some wore steel 20 per cent of 'the- mothers in abdominal pregnancies die of mon Lautman, 1957; John M. helmets. Daversa of Spring Lake, a member of the hospital's obstetri- living former presidents and pay- Stelnbach, former state Sen. J. cal staff — and good luck. (See HISTORY. Page 3) , ing homage to the great lawyers Pillsbury, of Atlantic Highlands, Stanley Herbert, Edward W. An allied officer said he had of, other years dating back to 1958; state Sea. Richard R; Stout, Wise, James D. Carton, and Hal-never seen so many Soviet sol- the 1880g when the unit was 1959; Edmund J. Canzona, of Red stead Wainwright, all deceased, diers at the checkpoint. formed. Bank, 1960; County Tax Com- were among, the past presidents. German truckdrivers reported seeing scores of East German Pupils May Principal Speaker To Purchase Holmdel Tract soldiers, armed with subma- Its principal speaker and guest chine guns, flocking into the HOLMDEL — Following a pub- through any part of the town- In other business, the govern- of honor was Chief Justice Jo- checkpoint area. Bring Lunch ing body: seph Weintraub of the New Jer- Set Step 2 in County lic'hearing last night, the govern- ship. The body noted that con- Communist harassment of U.S. Withheld action on final plat sey Supreme Court. And the chief ing body authorized the acquisi- siderable potential ratables have Army convoys occurs at irregular tion of a 12'/2-acre tract on the approval of section two of the told the judges and lawyers they To School already been relinquished dut to should get things moving a bit intervals, but this was the most northeast corner of Holmdel Rd. Overlook Heights, Inc., develop* Building Program serious such incident since 1959. MONMOUTH BEACH - The the Garden State Parkway. (See HOLMDEL, Page 2) faster than today, and much fas- and Everett-Crawford's Corner ter than in the past. Another U.S. Army convoy of Board of Education last night Rd. FREEHOLD — When the Mon-part for the county purchasing 22 vehicles carrying about 100 men "More time should be spent in pproved a limited school lunch The property, owned by Victor mouth County Board of Free- department — which Mr. Danskin left West Berlin this morning tor court, and less in chambers," program which -will I»UQW T»r- Csik, Keyport, runs from the -Gar- holders takes bids next Tuesday heads but which hasn't begun the trip down the Autobahn to Justice Weintraub said, entj to send students to school den State Parkway entrance ad- Use AdsinWopelh on new partitioning to allow re- operations because of a lack of West Germany. It wai p "I realize that_chamber con- with lunches, provided they meet joining township h|U to the road allocatlon.of space In the Hall of space — and for expanded-floor through Babelsberg withouftany ference between lawyers and the certain requirement!. junction. Cost is expected to be Records, It will be taking the space for the county financial and trouble in about 35 minutes. about $45,000, with an $18,000 judge serve to settle cases. But second step in a major public business staffc' ' The board alto hired a super- End Discrimination Regular Convoy down payment provided for in the juries which have been selected building, program. This,,-business ' of space and visor for the plan. A short while later at least 20 current budget and $27,000 to be A long-term newspaper adver- 'The extremists, tb« racist* and and are waiting to hear the evi- public buildings is sometimes con The board which was ap- The first occurred four years trucks and jeeps carrying com- raised by bond issue. tising campaign designed to end the jjust plain confused need to dence and view only an empty troversial. proached by a group of parents ago with acquisition of what j* bat-armed U. S. Army infantry- discrimination in sale and rental kknon ww rialidlpr id y tar* in thhee minorminoi r- court'room*get a dim view of now called the Monmouth County When the board put up $290,000 during the summer for such a TV^nt Plans' our system.1' men were seen driving out of of housing in (he shore area' is be-ity. The- jftuaffcm • in, cities liki e Service Center, the.former 22- to buy the Karagheusian complex program, . sanctioned it last Mayor Alfred C. Pool* said ing planned by thf Shore Citizens The chief justice alsd made a West Berlin toward the border Birmingham and; Montgomery to- building complex of the A & Mof what some critics considered month. Approval then, however, there are' '"ho definite plans" for Better Human Relations, the plug for appointment of more checkpoint. An Army officer ex- day shows what can happen when Karagheusjaa Rug Co. at Mana- hinged on the hiring of a quali- presently involving the site. Last group his announced. judges and construction of more (See PROGRAM, Page 2) plained they were part of a reg- ied supervisor and establishment month he had noted that the the forces of law and common lapan and Bowne Aves. The group has been working for human decency fail to assert courtrooms. Cases are back- if geographical limits. tract, coupled with the three logged everywhere, he said, and The third will come after com- open-occupancy m housing in this themselves. The- Southern mdd- The limits were set by the acres of land on which the exist- there will be no catching up un-pletion of an expert study, now area for about two years. It haserate now finds himself impotent ward as being all those students ing municipal building is located, der present circumstances. nearing completion, by Ebasco listed homes for sale regardless of in a situation controlled by ex- StiUNeed$l, 500, OOOiving in the following sections could eventually be used for a Presents Scrolls Associates, New York, to spell the race, creed or color of' thetreme .racists and threatened by >f the borough: That portion of new meeting hall, municipal of- Then, setting aside the serious out a building program for needs fices and other facilities. A more buyer; it has held meetings to ex- the spectra of violent retaliation of today and the next generation. he community west of Patton plain its plans and ideas to the by the Negro community. side of the schedule, Justice fid.; along Meadow Rd., west of immediate use would possibly be Weintraub, with assistance of as- In the current move, according In Riverview Drive as a recreation area. public, and it has worked to pre- Campaign'* Theme to Freeholder Benjamin H. Dans- Fim's Creek; Navesink Dr. and vent tension developing where "We do.not expect bombings sociation president Thomas F. RED BANK — Harry H. Neu- al grant and gifts and bequests Monmouth Pkwy., north of North An ordinance introduced by Hie Shebell, mayor of Asbury Park, kin, director of public property, on hand. Negro families have moved Into here; But-things never go well berger, third vice president of Rd.; that section of the borough governing body would provide for previously all-white neighbor- presented scrolls to past presi- the board's meeting room on the Mr. Neuberger said, "Now, assessment of developers here for when those who form the moral first floor of the Hall of Records, the Riverview Hospital board of north of Cottage Rd., and Ocean hoods. backbone of the community fear dents who are still living. They here we are, more than half way Ave., south of Valentine St. 5 per cent of the engineer's in- included: formerly the County Court House, governors, announced Tuesday toward the realization of the hos- spection fee. Also under the meas' "Now it the time," a letter to speak." . will be reconverted to a court night that a $750,000 Hill-Burton pital wing we have all dreamed Cases where both parents are ure, final plat approval of de- from the group now being wot to The planned ad campaign wHI Maurice Potter, of Long Brach, room. 1940; former Attorney General pledge and $900,000 in previous about. The generosity of others working, it was said, will be al- velopment projects would be con'county residents says, "for all stress these themes, according to responsible citizens of our com- Theodore D. Parsons, of Red To Cut Court Room gifts and bequests are available who recognized our need has lowed regardless of the pupil's tingent upon receipt of a bond the letter: Inclusion^ all citizens ilace of residence, and specific munities to assert moral leader- within the main stream of Amer- Bank, 1942; Max Finegold, Free- The present huge second floor for construction of a new hospi- made available $1,650,000 toward covering construction damages .in- court room, which was the scene the attainment of our goal. We lardship cases will be considered volving removal of trees and ship, .before the racial problem ican life; the laws relating to dis- hold, 1944; retired Supreme tal wing. Court Justice Henry E. Acker- of the county's most historic still need $1,500,000." >y the board for admittance to similar infringements upon the develops into a contest among ex- crimination in housing; the rights tremists'." eon, of Keyport, 1945, who also trials, and which is now used by It was reported in the last The Riverview wing is ex- the program, which will begin natural state of property In the of man as a moral imperative, got a birthday cake on his 83d Superior Court Judge Leon Leon- paragraph of a story that ap- pected to cost between $3,150,000 Monday when 27 students take township. Moral Leadership and the fallacies of arguments anniversary; former Prosecutor ard for divorce and other chan- peared in The Register yesterday and $3,500,000, of which $1,500,000 lunches to school. Oppose Project The letter continues: • used to support racial discrlmina* J. Victor Carton, of Asbury Park, cery division hearings, will be that Mr. Neuberger also men- is being sought by public' sub- Mrs. Alice Johnson of River- The committee resolved to go "The best way to assert this tion. 1946; Superior Court Judge J. cut up. ' tioned that another $1,650,000 Is scription. More than $200,000 of dal« Ave. was hired as the pro-on record as opposed to the pro-moral leadership, we believe, is The advertisements, signed by Edward Knight, the county's as- Part will be used for a new available. That figure, in fact, the latter sum has already been gram supervisor. Her salary will posed extension of Rt. 18 by the through a continuous, long-term names of local people, are ex- signment judge, 1946. freeholders meeting room, and represented the combined feder- pledged. pro-rated at $500 per year, state Highway Department advertising campaign, in which pected to have two results: t moderate individuals publish their change in the attitude of whit* names and their viewpoints in moderates who have been sitting their local newspapers. on the fence because they fear "This is a step that requires the attitudes of their neighbors, Campaign Pace Quickens; Senate Bout Is Featured just a little bit of moral courage; and a response on the part of real but It is a step that can have a estate brokers to the Increased FREEHOLD—The most vigor- visions to eliminate $800 and $500 "In his haphazard, manner of Monmouth Republican shared in powerful impact on our local com- receptivity to integrated neighbor- „ ous Monmouth County election credits on local real estate as- throwing out untruths, my op- sponsoring this measure." munities. wods, the letter says.. campaign, in recent years sessments against senior citizens ponent. .. .the careless candidate Mr. Moody said that a bill for •proaches its final three weeks and veterans, respectively, and Moody Thanks Woolley . . .said he is for a middle which Sen Stout was reported in this weekend with a quickening substitute cash reductions of $80 ASBURY PARK — Thanks, pal. income housing bill he contended a newspaper to have claimed and $50 from tax bills in the of pressure on both issues and That's what Middletown Township Mayor Earl Moody, was bottled in the Senate Re- credit, dealing with air pollution New Hospital Study two categories. personalities among incumbent Democratic candidate for state senator said, in effect, yes- publican caucus. . . control, was introduced by Demo- Republicans and aspiring Demo- Voter Eligibility terday to County Republican Chairman J. Russell Woolley. "Nothing could be farther from cratic Sen. John Waddington, of crats. Salem, and that Mr. Stout Another question concerns Mr. Moody told the Kiwanis Club at the Empress Mo- the truth . .the bill has passed Group to Be Named "tagged along as co-sponsor." Though chief interest has cen-reduction in voter eligibility re- tel he was happy his criticism of vandals who have torn up both houses and is in the hands tered upon the bid of first term FREEHOLD — An area-wide quirements from the current min- Moody campaign signs had drawn a reply from the Republi- of the governor for his signa- Tempers Okay study, design and construction, Middletown Township Mayor imum residency of six months can leader. ture or veto. . .The bill allows steering' committee will be se- hospital administration, finance, Earl Moody, a Democrat, to oust Sen. Stout, responding to his in the state and 60 days in the "I am sure we would not have been able to get page one private individuals to purchase lected Monday to assume respon- fund-raising and public rela* Republican Senator Richard R. single apartment units in multi- opponent's charge he had taken sibility for the building of the tions. county. The proposal is to re- publicity (of a picture of a ripped Moody billboard which no stand on, and had helped keep Stout, of Ocean Township, after unit structures and calls on pri- proposed hospital In central Mon- quire only 40 days' residency in appeared in a newspaper) without his quotes." a $1.25 minimum wage bill from Through the subcommittees, three terms, skirmishing also was the county in all elections and, vate enterprise to construct such mouth County, the Chamber of the steering committee will pre- tough between competing tickets Mr. Woolley, denying that any Republican organization units. enactment, said: in presidential elections; to waive people were responsible for damage to Moody advertisements, Commerce has announced. pare a set of recommendations for three state Assembly seats A public hearing was held for the hospital board of trustees. the six-month state limitation all had said "if he gets his feet muddy, he will blame the Re- "It allows banks to provide (delaying possibility of action The Hospital Study Committee, and two places on the Board of mortgages for such units, so that It will also be responsible for cre- Freeholders. together. publicans." before the legislative recess in which has been researching and The final issue proposes assess- the middle Income family can ating the hospital corporation Sharing attention, as well, are May). . .I'm in favor of the evaluating information on the which will eventually control th« ment of farm land in use for afford to own his own home, $1.25 minimum but there are project for the past year, has arguments over Gov. Richard J. agriculture and horticulture at its he senator's delays in 1961 and The county Democratic leader- wherever he prefers, in the city project. k 1962 on moving Senate confirma- factors my opponent overlooks.. been dissolved, its mission com- Hughes' proposed $750 million actual land use value instead of ship had favored Judge or suburbs." The 25 members of the steer? capital construction bond issues ion of judicial nominations af- through inexperience. plete. true market value as residential Giordano's elevation rather than And said Mayor Moody, on the ing committee will be selected and four other statewide Consti- fecting Monmouth County, and "The bill would prevent em- and commercial lands. appointment of Mr. Labrecque subject of state's Green Acres Under the direction of the from lists submitted at. Monday's tutional questions which will con- focusing on that of now Superior ployment of college students in Among the candidates, here is and the senator said at the time conservation program adopted by steering committee will be six meeting by members of the front voters on Nov. 5. Court Judge Theodore J. La- he was bowing to its wishes. He the summer and would be detri- a summary of some of their voters two years ago: subcommittees in charge of site chamber board of directors. ' brecque, a Democrat of Fair Ha- finally agreed to support the La- mental to handicapped and re- Two of the four deal with re- The.Allenhurst Abstainer (the most recent statements: ven, he bid "the Democrat "keep brecque nomination, however, tired people working to supple- senator's office is in Allenhurst) Lawn Mower Sale Stout Defends mum rather than display, his ig- and Judge Giordano subsequently ment their income. . .within lim- From Sen. Stout: told the League of Women Voters Save up to 20% off on Tore, norance ... retired from the bench. itations of social security.' Today's Index Wheelhorse, Homco Springfield, Replying to Moody criticism of the Republican Party sponsored "My opponent doesn't know Mr. Moody said earlier this "Here along the shore, seasons Hahn-Eclipse and Wright Saw. 'all measures' beneficial 'to the Page 6,000 Chrysanthemums about these things, and appraent- week that if he had been in the are short. . .A few bad weekends Hendricks Merit Machine Co., 24 entire state," including Green Editorials ....„ 43 varieties, potted or you dig". ly hasn't bothered to check with same position he would not have can mean the difference between Allen-Scott : I Mechanic St., Red Bank.—Adv. Acres. . . ' Hsrblodc Hockhockson Farm, Rt 537 be- his own party leaders. . . waited on the advice of "political success and failure . .parts of Amusements ..21-12 "Former (Democratic) Gov. the measure refer to seasonal Movie Timetable Eliminate Pigeon Nuisance tween Colts Neck and Tinton "The (Labrecque appointment) bosses" of either party. Births , ... 2 Robert B Meyner proposed the employment and small business- Obituaries ._ Special treatment by Fogging Falls.—Adv. was delayed because I believed Exchange Jobs Green Acres concept. . .Enabling men must be carefully considered Jim Bishop _... I Sylvia Porter Unlimited, Inc. Phone 741-1122. Order Now For Holidays that John C. Giordano, who had The two candidates threw the legislation was introduced by from the standpoint of effect on Bridge _ IS •. Sports IMS' —Adv. Custom table pads. Heatproof, served as Monmouth County word "untruths" at one another, (Democratic) Assemblyman John the locel economy." Church .M Stock Market CAVANAUGH'S TAXI SERVICE lock type, vinyl covered. Phone udge well and faithfully, should in press releases, on a basis of Davis, of Salem, (with six Demo- Classified U-» Successful Investing Colts Neck. 24-hour service. 741-2646. Sherman's, Red Bank. ave been promoted to Superior earlier statements by each. crats and four Republicans as The senator said the 10 incum- Comics IB 462-1321. - Adv. Adv. imrt." Said the senator: co-sponsors). . .1 notice. . no (See POLITICS, Page 2) * Crossword Puzzle -h* Women's News ~... h u 2—Friday, October 11, 1963 BED' BANK RECTSTTR Weather Politics Gambling Mass Burial NEW JERSEY - Suntjry and (to) Obituaries milder today, high in the lower beat Democratic senators "wert Investigation Planned FoiH 70s, except ifl the 60« along the interested In a thorough bearing MATTHEW L. RUE . MRS. ROBERT W.WpWER Parents Break Up shore. Clear tonight followed by . .and unlike Mr. Moody want , RED BANK -r Mr*, tifice M. RED BANK—Matthew L. Hue, increasing cloudiness toward a good bill through deliberation Continues Flood Victims 110 Maple Ave., died yesterday JBrower of 101 McLaren J9t. died morning. Not as cool, low near rather than a bad one through last olght at her boon after a FREEHOLD — The Monmouth BELLUNO, Italy (AP)-Mort morning in Rivemew Hospital. SO inland to the mid-50s along nexperienced rushing." County urand Jury pressed ahead He was born in Englishtown, short illness. the coast. Mostly cloudy Satur- Raps Bonds than 10,000 men worked feverishly Mrs. Brower was born here, *8 Years of Calm' yesterday on its seashore garni* today to collect bodies of the dead son* of (he late Matthew Rue, day with a chance of a few West Long Branch Councilman daughter of the late Mr. and ling investigation triggered re- in the Vaiont Dam .disaster and1 Sr., and Catherine Dey Rue and COLTS NECK — "I'm starting quest changes in the school bus showers, high in the 60s to near Clarkson S, Fisher, who is the cently by charges from Mayor had been a resident of Red Bank Mrs. John A. Polbemui, and was 70 in the south. then bury them in a gigantic mass toy ninth year on the board, and schedule. GOP candidate to replace As- Louis Collichio of Keansburg. 75 years. Prior to his retirement lifelong resident. Marine semblyman Clifton T. Barkalow, grave to prevent- outbreaks of Surviving are her husband, Rob- up until this time," said William Mrs. Edward P. Bacsick, Clov- Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper disease. 10 years ago, he had been a R. Flock, tongue in cheek Cape May to Block Island: recently-appointed assistant coun- salesman (or the Liggett Grocery ert W. Brower; a son, Entity J. er Hill Rd., protested to the Winds south to southeast through confirmed he had summoned As- Up to 3,000 persons were be- "everything's been calm an< board that some children, deliv- ty counsel, spoke out against the Corp. , Brower of Atlantic Highland*, Saturday. Speeds picking up to Hughes-backed bond issues. bury Park Police Chief Maurice lieved killed when a mountain simple. No objectors, no specta- ered to school at 8:25 a.m.—25 Fitzgerald, Acting Long Branch He was * 50-year member of and a brother, Daniel Polhemus tors. . : ." 10 to 15 knots this afternoon Asserting the governor's obser- landslide crashed into the dam's of Belmar. minutes before school opens—al- Chief Carroll Green, and Long reservoir Wednesday night, send- the Mystic Brotherhood Lodge Mr. Flock, president of th dropping off to about 10 knots vation that defeat of the bond The Worden Funeral Home 1B so must wait from 3 until 3:30 Branch' Councilman Edgar N, ing a vast flood roaring over the No. 21, Free and Accepted Ma- Board of Education, was refer tonight and running about 15 issues would guarantee adoption in charge of arrangements. p.m. to be picked up by their Dinkelspiel, to testify. dam and down the Piave River tons, of Red Bank, and Navesink ring to the dozen parents who at knots Saturday. Fair weather of a sales or income tax, Mr. buses and taken home. through most of Friday. Mostly The prosecutor said Long valley. Lodge of Odd Fellows, also of tended last night's meeting to re- Fisher said the state highway I Red Bank. ARTHUR M. ROGERS Thus these children spend 55 cloudy Saturday with a chance construction plan is proof of no Branch Mayor Milton F. Unter- Still Missing meyer also had been called but Surviving are a sister, Mrs. MIDDLETOWN — Arthur Mil- minutes standing around befon f a few showers. Visibility over current urgency to raise more But most of the bodies were was excused when he reported he Richard Strong. Red Bank; a ton Rogers, 66, of 29 Edgar St.. school opens and after it closes miles today and 3 to 5 miles money hastily. still missing under the mtles of was still recuperating from a re- brother, Daniel Rue, Trenton, East Orange, died Wednesday in Other children, she pointed out Saturday. "As of June 30, a state Cham- mud and stone that' turned the cent illness and was under doc- and several nieces and nephews. the B&yview Nursing Home, here, are delivered to school at 9 am ber of Commerce study in- Alpine valley 60 miles north of after a lengthy illness. and picked up at 3 p.m., an< tor's orders to stay at home. Services will be held tomorrow High during the past 24 hours, dicates," he said, "the Highway Venice into a wasteland. Mr. Rogers, who had been a thus do not have to wait at all Except to say "the investiga- at 10 a.m. In the Adams Me- 3. Low, 45. Ocean temperature, department had on hand $137 Interior-Undersecretary Giovan- resident of the nursing home two RIVERVIEW tion is continuing," Mr. Keuper [mortal Home. Rev. Dr. Charles "Isn't it unfair," Mrs. Bacsik 1. million in unobligated funds. . . ni Giraudo warned that if the months, was born in Newark, Red Bank declined comment on the nature S. Webster, pastor of the Pres- asked the board, "for some chil It is likely (in fiscal, 1964) there bodies were not soon buried prop- son of the late Charles and Soph- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Orchard, of the testimony of the three wit- byterian Church, will officiate. dren to-do all the waiting while TIDES will be $41.7 million in state and erly, the area' would face a major Burial will be in Fair View ie Rogers. 133 Main St., Keyport, daughter others do none at all?"' Sandy Hook $83.8 million in federal aid money nesses. epidemic hazard. ' *' yesterday. The probe was started after Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Speaking for the other parent: Today—High 3:56 p.m. and low available. U.S. Military personnel worked, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plath, 29 Mr. Collichio, commenting on Mrs. Emma Rogers; three daugh- present, she urged that the chil- 0:40 p.m. Tomorrow-High 4:39 "In addition the department alongside Italian troops, .police JAMES VAN MEERBEKE, SR. Myrtle Ave., Keyport, son, yester- statements by New York Con- ters, Mrs. Marjorie Elliott of dren who are delivered earl; .m. and 5:01 p.m. and low 10:50 has indicated it will draw upon and Red Cross teams. Supplies RARITAN TOWNSHIP-James day. gressman Paul Fino that New Newark, Mrs. Gertrude Elam of should be picked up first in the .m. and 11:30'p.m. Sunday— the state's 1964-5 allocation for and heavy earthmoving equip- William Van Meerbeke, Sr., 50, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zurek, 2B Jersey was "a gambler's gravy East Orange and Mrs. Thelma afternoon, so the waiting would "igh 5:40 a.m.' and 5:58 p.m an additional $85 million this ment moved Into the stricken zone of Die Bayshore Mobile Trailer Rose La., Union Beach, daughter, train," said conditions were wide Hunt of Montclair; two sisters, be spit between the two groups, nd low 11:45 a.m. year. from all sections of Italy. Ct., Rt. 3$, died yesterday at his yesterday. open in Long Branch and Asbury Mrs. Edith Manual and Mrs. Mr. Flock explained that wait- For Red Bank and Rumson "This will give the department The landslide, crashing Into the home, Marie Williams, both of Eaton- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Park. s ing is caused by the fact thai ridge, add two hours; Sea between $300 and $350 million reservoir, sent more than 100 mil' Mr. Van Meerbeke -was born town; six grandchildren, and four 131 Beachway, Keansburg, son, ;right, deduct 10 minutes; Long for construction during the cur- Councilman Dinkelspiel has fre- lions of ton of water plunging here, son of the late Charles J. yesterday. buses must make two round trips s great-grandchildren. in the morning and two more ranch, deduct 15 minutes; High- rent fiscal year. . .At the present quently questioned whether anti-, nearly 700 feet up the surrounding and. -Harriet Thorpe Van Meer- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tracy, 16 The funeral will be Monday in the afternoon. One trip trans ands bridge, add 40 minutes. rate of expenditure, the avail gambling law enforcement is ef- mountain sides. Then the raging befce. His wife was the late Mar- Locust Terrace Dr., Keyport, son in the F. Leon Harris Funeral ports children who live close to ability of present funds obviates fective in his own community. water boiled Over the 873-foot-high garet Bauhans Van Meerbeke. yesterday, Home Red Bank. Burial will be the school, the other children wh any need for a bond issue. . . reinforced concrete dam, the He was a World War 11 Navy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Curedon, on the excessively costly, scale in Ruffin Cemetery, New Shrews- live farther away. world's third highest, and roared veteran, and a member of Orange bury. 14 Arlene Dr., Middletown, daugh of the $750 million program." down the valley, wiping out whole Finances and the necessity oi New Jersey Bank Branch (N. J.) Post, American Legion. ter, yesterday. Full Time Jobs villages. Surviving are a son, James Wil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaffney transporting six retarded chil GOP Assemblyman Irving R. EUGENE G. BOYLE dren to other schools dictate thi U.S. Gives Aid liam Van Meerbeke, Jr. of this 736 Hopping Rd., Belford, twin News Briefs Keith struck out for these points: In Oceanport place; a daughter, Mrs. John BAYONNE-Eugene G. Boyle, double scheduling, he went on Italian officials said no Amer- daughters, yesterday. —A public defender system to Musto of Hoboken; two brothers, 61, of 97 West 37th St., died The picture is further compli TRENTON — Edward O. Wick- ican civilians were known to have Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crosta represent accused criminals— Charles J. Van Meerbeke of Lar- Wednesday in Bayonne Hospital cated, Mr. Flock said, by the 63 mberg and Co., Perth Amboy, Is Approved been caught in the disaster. A 16 Azee Dr., Hazlet, daughter, this "Our present system (of assign- go, Fla. and Kenneth Meerbeke after a long illness. . children from the Naval Ammu- as been awarded a $162,700 con spokesman for U. S. military morning. ing counsel without fee to | in- TRENTON — State Banking of Matawan; and four sisters, Mr. Boyle, who was born here, nition Depot, Earle, who wil ract for beach protection work forces in Italy said no American MONMOUTH MEDICAL digent defendants except in mur- and Insurance Commissioner Mrs. Rudolph Buntenbach and attended Pace College and New come to the school in two oi long the shore front of the personnel or dependents were CENTER der cases) is a burden on the Charles R. Howell announced Mrs. Daniel Foster, both of West York University. He was an ac- three weeks. •erth Amboy city park on Rari- near the stricken area at the time. Long Branch an Bay. State Conservation legal profession (and) does not yesterday that the . New Jersey Keansburg, Mrs. Samuel Sanyi of countant for General Cable Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas. A study by school staff mem always properly and fully protect Trust Company of Asbury' Park In Washington, President Ken- Keansburg, and Mrs. Irving Hoff- until his death and a former Commissioner Robert A. Roe nedy ordered the Defense Depart- 152 Sixth Ave., Long Branch, bers is now under way to deter- ;aid the firm had submitted the the innocent." has received permission to estab- man of Long Island. employee of the Fyr-Fyter Co., lish a branch Office in Ocean- ment to provide "any assistance daughter, yesterday. mine whether Mrs. Bacsick ow bid on the project. The city —Requirement that county Funeral services will be tomor- Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Randolph, proposal is practicable. prosecutors serve on a full-time port. required and desired" by the He was a communicant of St. nd state will share the cost of Italian government. -Kennedy also row at 1:30 p.m. in the Bedle Fu 42 Marine Ter., Long Branch, "If we can make it work, basis, giving up private practice The site of the new office will Henry's Catholic Church, a mem- he beach protection work and cabled Italian President Antonio neral H^me, Keyport, with Rev. daughter, yesterday. here's no reason not to do it, in lieu of increased compensation be at Oceanport Ave. and Bridge- ber of its Holy Name Society he city will pay for extension of Segni that "all Americans join me Robert Addiss of the First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malone, the board president commented torm drains. The contract calls over current rates. waters Dr. Church, Matawan, officiating. and a member of Star of the 284 A Wall St., Eatontown, daugh- The only objector to the bank's in expressing heartfelt sympathy Sea Council 371. Knights of Co- He estimated that the board or erection of five new groins —An investigation of the "man- to all those who have suffered.' Burial will be in Cedarwood Cem- ter, yesterday. would have an answer on thi ff Brighton and Madison Aves. agement, operations and affairs" petition, Mr. Howell said, was etery, Haztet, lumbus, all of this place. Giraudo told newsmen Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geiger, matter by the November meet- nd off Linden, Wisteria, and of the state Highway Department. Central Bank and Trust Com- He is survived by his wife, night that recent heavy rains had 48 Fierro Ave., Matawan, son, ng. irst Sts.; the removal of the The assemblyman said he has pany of Freehold. The firm noted MRS. JOSEPH SCALZO Mrs. Anne Marie O'Sullivan caused "some preoccupation" yesterday. Id pier at Linden St., and exten- completed a draft of legislation it has a branch office in Long RUMSON-
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In the final Education's safety and welfare police car is patrolling th the back of the uterus. It was not quarter hour prices turned up- committee, last night scored Of Learning area while the youngsters are ei removed and will be absorbed in Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR ward to produce the list's first parents living in the Towe. Hil route to and from school as i the mother's body, Dr. Manchet- gain In just a week. Trading fell Development, at the north end of"stop-gap meaures," Mr. Kass< ti said. Q) "My son and I are interested Roebuck and Puget Sound Pow- under 4.S million shares. By LESLIE J. NASON In buying stocks and bonds. He er & Light-plus $6,000, halt in Prospect Ave., for what he said said. was a tack of Interest in efforts Interestingly, although it was Dr. Nason is 25 and I am In my middle U. S. Treasury bonds and half in The advance was small, failing "But we have reached an im empty, the patient's uterus en- Professor of Education being made to protect their passe," he declared. 40's. Could you explain whether the bank. We are purchasing by far to make up yesterday's larged to the size of a three or Dear Dr. Nason: loss. Although the popular av- school-bound youngsters against The PTA, which has beei Answer your girls' questions stock or bonds are better to own more Sears-Roebuck stock on four-month-old fetus, Dr. Mar- and show approval of their ef- and how we go about buying erages all showed minor im- traffic hazards. pushing since May for borough I have two girls, 19 months the Monthly Investment Plan. chetti said, and returned to ncr- and 5 months, and would ver forts—but again I say don't them?" E. T. We are disappointed with the ac- provement there were more de- He said parents failed to sup- action in the Tower Hill area mal size after delivery. This is clines than advances among is- will report the council's state much enjoy teaching them to push. A) I think youre very fortun tion of Hertz and the utility. port the board and the Parent- proof, he said, that the uterus If they are showing initiative sues traded. Teacher Association in efforts to ment to the parents living there, enlarges during pregnancy be- read. However, I would like your ate to have a grown-up son at What shall we do?" E. P. opinion as to the advantages and when they enter school they will A) While revenues of Hertz Most of the session was a see- get borough action. ' Mrs. Walter Pressman, PTA cause of hormonal influence and your age—someone who obvious- president, said last night. disadvantages this will afford not be bored! ly is very close to you. since 1957 have nearly doubled, saw affair within an extremely Mr. Kasse noted that the speed not because of the size of the narrow range. limit on that section of Prospect "We also will express our fee fetus. my children when they start their In general, I believe individ- net has moved up only about 6 formal education. Do you think Dear Dr. Nason: per cent as a result of intense Ave. is not governed by borough ing that there is no simple solu uals should hold high grade The Dow Jones Industrial av- tio to the problem there, and w< The hospital had been alerted they would be bored with schoo My children are, at last, all of competition. Unfortunately, this erage gained .73 at 740.56. The ordinance. The present speed stocks and leave bonds to the limit there, he said, is 50 miles will inform them of our willing to the possibility of the unusual if they already knew how to school age and the time has def- profit squeeze may continue. I close was the only reading of the delivery in July by Dr. Daversa, institutions. Stocks, you see, can per hour. ness to receive recommendation: read, and thereby get off to a initely come for mother to be grow through increased earnings suggest Frito-Lay, a fast grow, day on the plus side. Standard to whom the patient had been re- bad start? ing processor of specialty foods, from a group representative o: belter informed on matters .of and dividends. Bonds, being and Poor's 500-stock index was Lack of Interest the residents in that area, Mrs ferred by her physician, Dr. Leon as a replacement. ahead .02 at 72.20. "But the parents have, bluntly Mrs. S. S., Tampa, Fla. education. fixed Income securities, have Pressman said. • J. Dwulet of Point Pleasant. Answer: I live in a large city where I also feel that a switch from Of 1,301 issues traded 524 de- speaking, shown a lack of inter- One of the greatest problems little chance to rise in price, par- Council Seeks Easements You will have many months of education is all around us but, ticularly from today's high lev- Puget Sound Power & Light in- clined and 486 advanced. There est. And any further action will in the pregnancy was the nutri- to Northern Indiana Public Serv- have to come from them," Mi. If such recommendations an reading to your two girls before Dr. Nason, where do I begin? els. were 24 highs for 1963 and 21 received, the organization wi tional one, Dr. Marchetti said. With what type of course, etc? i is advisable. The latter firm new lows. Volume dropped to Kasse declared. The mother could not eat a regu- you need decide about teaching Buying securities is a very has shown superior earnings pursue the matter further with them to read for themselves. In I admit freely that high school simple procedure. Ask your bank 4.46 million shares from 5.52 mil- "The safety committee of this council, the PTA head declared, lar meal because it would distend was a waste of time on my growth in recent years. lion Wednesday. board, and of the PTA, can't her stomach too much. She lost fact, I-suggest you not push but to give you the name of a repu- Continue to purchase Sears Councilman August E. Roemer let them learn to read when they part. I am afraid even to think 11 of 15 Advance monopolize their time working last night confirmed that th 12 pounds. During the final two of being in a classroom. table broker. He will be glad to Roebuck on the Monthly Invest- weeks of the pregnancy, she was want to. act for you. To open an account, Eleven of! the 15. most active for improvement in one section speed limits on Prospect Ave. Mrs. R. J., Indianapolis ment Plan. of town if they get no support hospitalized and given special you need, to give him only about Keep your Treasury bonds and stocks advanced with eight of the are not covered by borough ord: Answer: from the parents living there. If nance. But a traffic survey ha! nutrition. the same information a depart- bank deposits intact as a cash gains a point or more. Three With modern home appliances ment store would require. volume leaders declined and anything more is to be done, it been completed, and an ord Dr. Marchetti was lavish in Parents' Night to lessen the drudgery1 of house- reserve. will have to be done by the pa- praise of the 21-year-old mother. Q) "My husband and I are al- American" Motors was nance setting realistic speed Um- hold chores, many women are (Mr. Spear cannot answer all rents themselves through the Hs will probably be enacted with- She suffered abdominal pain, most 50—it ihas been a struggle mall personally but will answer changed. Slated Monday faced with the problem of find- Closing in the plus column proper borough channels," he in a month, he said. nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. ing new, worthwhile activities. for us but we have acquired a all questions possible in his col- added. She was aware of the 75 to 85 few shares each of Hertz, Sears- umn. were the utilities, chemicals, Council still Is exploring the NEW SHREWSBURY — A You are wise to turn to edu- electronics, motors, retail-mail Mr. Kasse's statement came acquisition of easements to pro- per cent fetal mortality rate, and Freshman Parents' Night will be cation. It will prove rewarding! the 20 per cent maternal mor- order and farm Implements. Oils after he reported that the coun- vide a means for youngsters in held at Monmouth Regional High Start with a beginning course and airlines were lower while the Tower Hill development, to tality rate. Yet she met the ex- School Monday at 8,: 15 p.m. cil had informed PTA officers perience — her first pregnancy (for example, history). Most cit- steel, rubbers, aircrafts, metals, that the placement of safety reach the Markham Place School According to Thomas J. Brad- ies have a few such classes dur- Junior High Schoolsrails, tobaccos and drugs fin- cones and the painting of white through the rear of the develop- — with steady nerves, and was shaw, principal, the purpose of ing the day for persons like ished mixed. lines along the edge of the black- ment, the councilman said. the model of a completely the meeting is to explain yourself. operative patient, he said. pro- As it has much of the year, cedures and policies of the Regain (in your case, per- Chrysler was the star of the mar- Her husband and parents, too, school. It is to "equip parents to haps, gain for the first time) the Key to Building Plan ket, The price bounced around "were completely co-operative," assist their youngsters in making skills of a student. Read to un- Say Castro's Regime Hit Dr. Marchetti said. They wanted MIDDLETOWN — One of thi off potential dropouts and keep all day, losing as much as 1% a successful transition from ele- derstand the author. Listen to and gaining as much as two be- — and received — accurate in- mentary to secondary school." understand the instructor. Re- key'facets of the Board of Ed these students interested enough formation. And, satisfied with ucatlon's new building progra to finish school. fore elosing'wift a \% point ad- Frank L. Weinheimer, superin- view the course occasionally vance. The No. 3 automaker Hard by Hurricane the care their wife and daughter from the beginning is the institution of a junior higl He said the board would be in was receiving, they performed tendent, will welcome parents. school program. a position to expand guidance trimmed its production schedule Miss Charlotte M. Hohenstein, Do more than merely complete for next week and one report By BEN F. MEYER there is an official announcement, the very necessary task of help- The board's $4.2 million buili work at this level to help solve ing her to relax, he said. vice principal, will discuss disci- the assignments. Read extra said there was nothing to the The committee pieced together pline and attendance policies. books on the subject. Good luck! Ing program will be the subjei this problem. WASHINGTON (AP)-An anh information it said it received "The family was wondi of a referendum Dec. 3. Mr. Lefever pointed out that recurrent rumors of another Castro group says the devastatio Mr. Bradshaw will discuss home- stock split this year. But the from inside Cuba and messages There was absolutely no unnec- work and report cards. Dear Dr. Nason: The program involves an ai the board feels the proposed wrought In Cuba by hurricane transmitted over an interior essary emotional strain put upon building program is the stock was the most active by Flora has struck a major blow at An opportunity to meet Our grammar school child has ditkm to the high school, replac far, closing at 94% at 383,900 Cuban radio network in an at- the patient or the hospital staff," ment of the burned section < economical way to achieve its Fidel Castro's dictatorship and :he resident said. bers of the counseling and teach- been promoted even though his shares. tempt to appraise the damage. ing staffs will be offered. Leonardo annex, additions to th> educational goals. "almost anything could happen' Situation Bad The patient left the hospital in work does not come up to stand- Thome and Thompson Interim The three proposed junior high Ford picked up % Studebaker to him now. The Freshman Parents' Night ard. We are wondering—is it not was off % and GM and American It quoted a message from Cas- eight days, her chances of hav- diate Schools, construction of schools will be so located as to The Citizens Committee for ing a normal pregnancy "as good is sponsored by the Parents' better to gain a firmer under- Motors were unchanged. tro transmitted in Cuba on the Council. standing in the lower grades new 21-room elementary schoo ease the school transportation Free Cuba, an anti-Castro organi- night of Oct. 7 as saying: "I fea as anyone else's," Dr. Marchet- and an addition to the Harmon} problem. EADownl zation, said today hurricane dam- i said. rather than have a child go the magnitude of harm to human through school always at the bot- elementary school. The.institution of a junior high High Voltage Engineering and age is only the latest threat to thelife from the hurricane will be program has enabled the board Control Data were second and Abdominal pregnancies may tom of his class? The board wants to convert the prime minister's rule. Also en- very great. iccur in one of three ways, he Hope to Eliminate to scrap the idea of building a third most active. High Voltage Mrs. B. S., West Orange, N. J. Leonardo annex and the Thomp- dangering his position, it said, is "All of the area of the Cauto explained. second high school. was up 1 at 46'/« on 102,000 Two Traffic Hazards Answer: son and Thorne Schools into jun- the collapse of Cuba's food supply Basin where thousands of familie In most cases, they begin as ior high schools. The board's early thinking was shares and Control Data gained It is usually best to. accept and "increasing disenchantment lived has -been totally inundated pregnancy in the Fallopian HOLMDEL — The governing The annex has been used fc along the line of building a sec- 1% at 89% on 82,500, with increasingly rigid application the judgment of the teacher and Appliance and Consumer Elec- and the magnitude of damage of tube, which ruptures, dropping body took initial action last night house freshmen while seventh and ond high school hi the western of Communist discipline and food this hurricane cannot really be the fetus into the abdomen. principal regarding promotion or part of the "township. tronics Manufacturers were led to eliminate two traffic hazards non-rpomotion. Since your child eighth grades have been attend- rationing." calculated," Castro was quoted a In some cases, fertilization, here. ing
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Excessive dryness can dam- Excessive dryness can cause Amadio, 25 Mason Dr., Hazlet, to Orange: Mr. and Mrs. Robert ployed by the Bechtel Construc- veneers on furniture to peel. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Broch, Jones, 5 East Richard St., Hazlet, tion Co., was working with three I: age Ae house, cause discomfort, Buying or selling? Use the even illness, and at the same time Moldings shrink. Paintings tend to formerly of 89 Compton St.; Mr to-Mr. and Mn. Haakon Knutson, other men on the structure which ] waste fuel., Aside from the loss dry,out and crack. Fine leather Register Classified for quick re- is being constructed as an addi- of. fuel, the destructive qualities bookbindings crack and the pages DAILY CROSSWORD sults.—Advertisement. tion to the main building. of lack of humidity are just as become brittle. Leather furniture HISTORIC bad in areas where artificial heat- dries out. Rugs and carpeting ACROSS 3.Cordag« 22,Edible ing is not necessary but where become brittle, break loose and L Actuality fibtf BM(!I FALL SEEDING IS BEST FOR YOUR tt. Italian 4. Fox M.lBMCt AiJuy.jL U the air is too dry much of the wear life !« shortened. Wallpaper 2 IS33 laB ooiu t • 8. Mandate 35.Chai|« UD HHQHS year. loosens or puckers. Floorboards 9. Apart •.Not ' tor The relative humidity in heated separate and annoying creaks re- 11. Former nsa esu SHREWSBURY wortdn^ - SMI vices unhumldified homes averages be- sult. • German* - 0- 26.Saltor: tween, 10 and 15 per cent in the A variety of minor household itate 8. Poker . Bl. STEEPED IN TRADITION, Shrewsbury, with its su- winter. And in many homes, the troubles also occur: house plants 12.SUp »10th lS.Smin •take U.S. perb location, fine schools and churches, convenience to relative humidity drops as low as wilt and the piano goes out of 10. Fervent aightWrt Preal> shopping and transportation, has always been a pleasant 3 per cent when the inside tem- tune. 11. Welcome Yeetertajr'e Iww More serious is the effect of li. None god dent: perature is 70 degrees Fahren- of war benefit poea. ST.Acknowl. place in which to live. heit and the outside, temperature excessive dryness upon human, 15. Oracle letter 1618.Wtog. Femal-e fowl 30. To be LAWCALL ONN LAWN-A-MAU edge tiits zero. When one shivers in health. The head of the ear, nose 17. Piece out •haped in debt ONLY ON QUEEN ANNE DRIVE—number 45—this office the house, puts on a sweater and and throat section of New York's 38. Band dune: IS. Small 19. People of S2.Abeent SPECIAL: offers an attractive ranch home. Built for a couple to pushes up the thermostat, the rea'Lincoln Hospital, Dr. Joseph Lu- plants of Switser* 83. Solicitude as. need may be higher humidity bard, says there is a definite cor- rose family land M. Among 39. God of » ROLL their particular requirements, it has two bedrooms and relation between colds and hu- 30. City 8W 30. Task 85.IaUmd wan Or.. two tiled baths and is fully air conditioned. Cathedral midity. Miwourt 31. Coin: east 41. Soak flax of Java, living room, fireplace, family room, laundry, Westing- Black Walnut 'It is significant," says Dr. 28. Quit of Sweden 43. Frozen Lubard, "that coincidental with wind water house kitchen. Huge, dry cellar; attached garage, pro- 3T. Mountain 5 7 the institution of furnace heat In 1 3 4- : 8 fusely landscaped. Represents an investment of $35,000, Trees Could the fall, individuals, especially f/< IS. Skin to •I but any offer will be seriously considered as owner has children, become subject to re- disorder 9 been transferred to Egypt. Make Money peated attacks of the usual sea- 29. Arctic a 13 sonal upper respiratory infections. animal y//< NMCI INCLUDII ALL LAID* a MATIMAL FOR 4,*M 19. FT. OF FREEHOLD — There seems to Examination of the nose and 30. Edible 14. IS Ik, 17 LAWN ARIA. IACH ADDITIONAL 1,000 M. FT. SJ.N be * renewed interest in growing throat of these patients will show moUoak '//< CALL DAY OR NIGHT INCLUDING SUNDAYSI old fashioned black walnut trees the characteristic dry spots, in- y IS 19 RAY STILLMAN, Realtor in New Jersey, according to Mar-criminating evidence against the SX.PnbHo ^^ vehicle at XL 13 »4 35 at. DIAL 747-2183 "Our 45th year" vin A. Clark, county agricultural low humidity. The irritations of as,Ttoy TO- •gent, the nose and throat will usually nrobific »7 18 Member Multiple Listing Thiq interest probably is ex- persist until the air in the living ^i plained by the fact that walnut quarters, especially the bedroom, 42.8tnu&of 19 do is becoming so scarce that tim- is properly humidified." water % State Highway 35, Shrewsbury Tel. 741-8600 ber-buyers are reported to be of- Lack of moisture in the air 44. "Hoarier 31 OF RED 1ANK fering over 20 cents a board foot also has an unpleasant cosmetic poet" % % Y/<'//< for the trees where they stand a 45. Tea cake 33 34 35 3b 37 38 39 effect. Overheated dry air evap- 48. Prepare for the farm. % orates the natural moisture from publication 42 4-3 . Most farms hav« an area that the skin, causing rough, chapped «. Female % would support a dozen or more skin and lifeless dry hair. sheep 44- 45 trees, according to A..R Lentz, Relative humidity (the amount DOWN extension forester at Rutgers of moisture in the air to what L Speedy 4t» i 47 University. Farmers used to the air could hold if completely XAdt plant a few around the farm saturated) should be related to buildings or along fences. > Anoutdoor temperature. An authority open spot in the woods offered on the subject, James H. Man- • good place. ecke, says that, for example, ...at Walker & Walker A dozen seedlings probably when the outdoor temperature is wouldn't cost more than *3. They 10 degrees, the relative humidity may be Hie answer to should be planted in March oi inside the home should be 30; April:, when the temperature is 20, the TRADING-IN YOUR HOME Or you could collect nuts from humidity should, be 35. As the Why nor step In today local trees and plant them in executive of a company that for Information. COLUMBUS DAY the early fall or store them foi manufactures automatic controls, spring plating, Lentz says. he naturally believes that the If you plant the nuts, place a best way to make home humidi- MEMBER WALKER & WALKER tin can witJh the top removed and fiers work properly is to equip MULTIPLE .4.1 IROAD ST. 206*8 RT. 35 « hole punched in the bottom them with such controls, which LISTING SERVICE SHRKWSIURY MIDDLETOWN upside down over the nuts to automatically turn the moisture 741-5212 •71-3311 help protect them from squirrel on or off according to the relative The hole will let the shoots humidity setting. He adds that, "3 for 1" CARPET SALE through. for the best performance, the hu- "Grow Black Walnut Trees,' midity control should be mounted Leaflet 323, available from th< on the inside wall, not in the di- ASSOC. County Extension Service, rect path of furnace discharge installation and cushion included INC. Court St., gives all the plantin; air or drafts from open doors ZOUBEK facts. or windows. Construction, Industrial equipment, Supplies at the one low price sale! ; DISTRIBUTORS FOR State Traders CABIN CRAFTS NYLON Elect Walker R. E. DIETZ CO. PLUSH BROADLOOM Over heavy waffle cushion CHERRY HILL — Kenneth L. Portable Lighting Equipment IN YOUR Walker, Sycamore Ave., Shrews- Guaranteed to wear 10 KITCHEN bury, has been elected state Hashers- Lanterns - Bomb Torches years! A rich deep pile 95 Only faucet president of the International with amazing underfoot Traders Club, National Institute 9 with DlalcH CONCRETE EQUIPMENT RENTALS I rasilianee, extraordinary »q. yd. 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TAXUS NYLON TWEED BROADLOOM ALL-WOOL EMBOSSED WILTON 95 SPREADING Installed "tacklals" ovar haavy wafflt cushion. Installed "tackiest" over heavy waffle cushion. no TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET Good color selection. Reg. to 9.95. iq. yd. In a choice of decorator colors. Rtg. 13.95. JAPANESE YEWS FOR iq. yd. FALL FAVORITES BUDGET TERMS HARDY GARDEN MUMS PHONE FOR HEAVY CLUMPS IN STOCK \Mainstay Federal Savings "AT HOME" SHOPPING SANDLER & WORTH ROUTE 35, EATONTOWN PARKWAY NURSERIES IATONTOWN STOM and Loan Association Traffic Circle liberty 2-3200 Liberty 2-220O — LINCROFT — Our man xcUl bring tampUt loytmr 36 Monmouth Street Red Bank Men., Wed., Frl. It a.m. to 9iOO p.m. Entrance on Half Mil* Hi. off Newman Springs M. AORW ... will maautn vni « it/. ^W^P*W Been Escaping To MY Country!" ErtaUkfaed Wt by Jobs H. Cwk «t Henrj day The Luxury of Stupidity PobUtbcd by TIM Red Bank RtgUttr Incorporated One of my luxuries is being stupid. I can't afford W. BARRY PENNWGTON. Pretldent JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor it every day, but I try it as often as possible. Stupidity M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager is. a grace we can see in bur friends, but not in our- Thomas J. Bly wmiam F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln Frank W. Harbour selves; I can only see it when it is too late. Even then, Auociu* Slitora lnidlrtom Burtau llf r. I have to prod myself, like murmuring: "Okay,^ Stupe. Member ot the Associated Press What have you done this time?" *n— U «mtti«4 ewauilwtj u> Uu DM lor npnbuattfea «« su ta> laeu aim pnauu to tali If I am in the mood, I answer. If wnwH unlluiUU niw« ' Member ol American Newipaper Publisher* Association not, I move around the house looking Member Audit Bureau of Circulation smart, like someone who knows what Hit 11*4 Sank Rtftiur uram«i BO Bouclu mponrtmiu.i tot typacroMttl *mta to sdnntMrnnu. Dnt he is doing. Once I had a friend who nu reprint witaoul ebutt. but put ot u tdTtrttaemntt U. whlcb tlu trpognphlul (rrar eoonra. AinrtlMtn will i fiotU7 th» minagvouns immMlattly at any arror wbtea may ocear. was chronically ill. He was a handsome Thli (uwtMpw uaumu no ravonilblllUn tar muanu ol opinion! la Utun from It* rwdtri. drunk too. I used to drive to a far-away •ubunptlon Prleu u AaYtnet Lwi than > mom. Pw monta |LH U month*—118.00 * month*—» 9.00 hospital, bringing goodies and a $20 bill. •nf !• copy tt oomWr. t eraU •USU copy W mall, 10 cent! • month»—J1S.50 I mootlw-t 4.M That wasn't enough. He wanted me BISHOP FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1963 •to bring a topcoat, so that I could sneak him out of the hospital to the nearest ginmill. I did that too. We got away with it, even though the local The American Heritage bartender used to stare at the striped pajamas sticking out under the topcoat. It was a good thing to have the That is the fact that in the past This went on for years. Then one day he wrote President of the United States make there has been a steady record of a bitter letter saying that friends in his ward told him an extensive tour of the nation wasting, rather than saving re- that if I was any kind of a real pal, I'd support him. At this point, I closed the book. He took me off his Christ- to, as he put it, "save America's sources so important to American mas card list. natural heritage," by advancing life. Both by man and by fire, for- On another occasion, I took a soldier who wanted ideas as to how to conserve our ests throughout the land have been to become a magazine editor and 1 broke him in. And natural resources. stripped down dangerously. Area how I broke him in. I devoteda year of intensive study The only thing open to criticism after area has sent in reports of wa- to teaching him everything I had learned. He got a Job was the way that the tour, in ad- ter shortages, at a pace so reg- as editor of a good magazine. I needed work. I was vance, was booked as "non-politi- ular they almost appear routine. broke. You're right. He was too busy to see me. The reformed gangster was another case. He liked Open spaces have given way to cal." It was obvious that the Presi- stolen cars and guns. In Miami, he almost killed a dent was, indeed, out to win friends housing, commercial and industrial guard. I got on his mailing list, and I believed him. and that these later could be turned construction. Statements have been He had a Peurto Rican wife and a baby. I wrote about into votes. After all, he's up for elec- made by experts warning against him over a period of years, pleading his case. At last tion again next year. the ever-increasing speed in which he was free. Saving America's natural herit- our oil is being pumped. Knowledge- He wanted to take his wife and baby to England, "to start all over." I helped. All he wanted was a little age is a tremendous project, and able people have been complaining Allen-Scott Report: cottage and a job. He got both. He used them to or- everyone can hope it can be done. about American losses in fish, with LETTERS ganize a ring of car thieves. When he landed in prison, In the United States—indeed, in any the Japanese now being called upon Counter-Insurgency he wrote: "After all you've done, you're not going to nation, strength must be measured to stay away from our salmon sup- DIDNT QUESTION drop me now. This is when I need your help the most." By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT REGISTER'S INTEGRITY largely in the wealth of natural re- plies off Alaska. Conservation has 20 Buttonwood Dr., That's when he got it the least. . Shrewsbury, N. J. We had a deep South maid who had a car. The sources; weakness in any lack of been little more than an idle word WASHINGTON—The so-called counter-insurgency them. Ownership of resources is a in many sectors of the land. To the Editor: finance company was about to take it She engineered* program—President Kennedy's once loudly-touted plan I have before me your editorial a local loan in a local bank. They asked me to counter- heritage deserving of public pride; Yes, let us make every effort to of Friday, Oct. 4, 1963, regard- to assist foreign governments to combat subversion ing my statement which was read sign it, because, as the banker said, he knew me but waste of resources is an evil to be save our natural heritage—but minus and revolution—is undergoing exhaustive congression- at the Shrewsbury Council meet- didn't know her. So I did. The last I heard from her, decried. the politics, please. ing on the evening of Oct. 1st al scrutiny. Apparently you read into the she was heading through Detroit. The last I heard from President Kennedy said, "If we This unannounced investigation statement an interpretation not the banker was when I paid off the loan., He said: intended. At no time have 1 evler "Thanks." can continue and expand the pro- War will disappear, like the di- was instituted by Rep. Clarence Can intentionally questioned the un- grams we have begun" it will be pos- nosaur, when changes in world con- non, D-Mo, veteran chairman of the biased integrity of the Red Bank I had a friend who was an electrician. He used to Register or any of its reporting' come to the house to fix something and he'd spend the sible to write "a record of saving ditions have destroyed its survival powerful House Appropriations Com- sta/f. first hour talking to his assistant over my beer. One and using this nation's supply of value.—Robert Andrews Millikan. mittee. He has set up a large special In your editorial I am quoted ^^^ staff, including a number of borrowed time when I was away, a storm blew up and the cellar natural resources to assure a fuller, as claiming your news story "as- gi * AjH FBI men, to conduct this potentially cribed, to the present administra- was flooded. It also blew a couple of lamps over. My'. richer life for generations to come." Apology is only egotism wrong tion a favorable reaction to the friend the electrician pumped out the cellar and re- • Ifll highly explosive probe. possibility of garden apartments Naturally, the President wants side out—Oliver Wendell Jiohnes. Scott Cannon decided an extensive in- in this borough." By adding the rooted the lamps. that expansion done under his Dem- quiry was called for as the result of a number of dis- four previous words the statement It required the services of State Senator John now reads, "the substance of ocratic program. Beware of too sublime a sense of concerting disclosures in the course of his committee's Toolan to straighten out the bill. We had a middle- which ascribed to the present ad aged cook who had a heart attack. Who could deserti The inspiration is a noble one. your own consequence. — William months-long closed-door hearings on the budgets of ministration a favorable reaction government agencies. Much of this very revealing testi- to the possibility of garden apart- a lady who waSslhat sick? So we kept her on full sal-' • Unfortunately, it contains one flaw. Cowper. ments in this borough." By this ary for 10 weeks and waited on her hand and foot. As mony will never be published as it has been censored was meant the remarks and com- on the ground of being classified ments made by those in attend- soon as she felt strong enough, she quit. She now Your Money's Worth: information. ance at the meeting. works for a middle-aged widower. It figures. I am not a professional writer A couple of years ago, a friend recommended me; But it can be reported that fore- and must therefore plead guilty most among these backstage discover- of transcribing my thoughts in to a broker. The broker phoned. What did r mean, What the Tax Bill Means: Breaks for lUerly ies were: adequately in several portions o: keeping money rotting in a bank when it could be' my statement. I am however, an earning big dividends? Well, he was right. What did By SYLVIA PORTER —Attorney General Robert Kenne- honest man, and thus plead not dy is the real boss of the Interdepart- guilty of attempting "to nake I mean by doing that anyway? is over $20,000, your profit would mental Committee on Counterinsurgen- The Register a scrapegoat for an So I accepted his recommendations. And bought If you are 65 years of age or to deduct, either in 1963 or 1964, issue that his political opposition oldor, yoU would get two new, the amount you pay up to 1 per be exempt in the same proportion cy established by his brother, the Presi- stocks. I have a lot of yellow, orange and blue certifi- as $20,000 ts to the igll price. has taken and is now using to valuable tax breaks under the cent this year. their advantage." This can hardly cates. They are worth about two-thirds what I paid for 1963 tax bill — and in this column Again, say you'revfifi and you dent, to direct this program. Nominal Allen The second break applies to the sell your housrin 1964 for $40,- be true when there is no valid is- them. I'm playing a game called Buy-'em High; Sell-'em, you will read exactly what to do thousands of older persons who chairman is Undersecretary of State U. Alexis John- sue at stake, for neither the pres before Jan. 1, 000 and make an $8,000 profit. son, veteran career diplomat with wide experience in Low. It's an expensive pastime, but you're never & sell their.houses to move into The proportion of $20,000 to $40,- ent administration nor the Inde- 1964, to make apartments, rental housing or pendents have taken a stand on doubt about what is going to happen. sure you quali- 000 is Vi- This would make % of Iron Curtain countries. But the real ruler of the pro- smaller houses. Under today's the $8,000 profit, or $4,000, free garden apartments pending the The producer for a comedian asked me to write a fy for the spe- law, if they sell at a profit, they gram is Bobby Kennedy. completion and findings of cial benefits if "rom tax under the House-passed television presentation for him. Nobody else would do must pay a tax on the gain, be- tax bill. •Large amounts of foreign aid and Central In- thorough study presently being the bill be- cause they are not buying a re- except good old Stupe. So I wrote it He raved. "I asked telligence Agency funds are being used to finance the conducted by the Planning Board | comes law next placement home costing at least The key point to remember is and Master Planners of this com for the best," he cooed, "and that's what I got." Now, year. that if this part of the bill be- worldwide activities of the counter-insurgency plan as much as their sales price. munity. when I phone for payment, I'm told to call his lawyer. The first The House-passea bill would comes law, it would apply to Most of this money is being spent in organizing, train- I break covers sales of houses made from Jan. Sincerely, completely exempt from tax the ing, equipping and maintaining special police (security) Frederic Messina, Mayor When I receive mail from relatives, I ignore the I expenses for profit on houses sold after 1963 1, 1964, on. So here's what to good wishes at the opening, and the compliments which I drugs and med-by persons 65 or over for a price do if you would benefit under this forces. •'orter icines. Today, provision. DISAGREES follow. Somewhere down along page three or four there of $20,000 or less. WITH EDITORIAL there are two general limits on Say you're 66 and you sell your If you are 65 or over and you —The Appropriations Committee has ascertained is bound to be something they want from me. Once in medical expense deductions: only house in 1964 for $17,500 and make are planning to sell your house that $3 million a year of such funds is being expanded Blue Hills Dr awhile, I have to dig to find it, but it is always there. medical expenses over 3 per cent a $5,000 profit. You would pay at a profit, try to hold off the for this purpose in South Viet Nam; more than $615,000 Holmdel, N. of a taxpayer's adjusted gross in- no tax on the $5,000 under the sale until next year — and of To the Editor: It is always something only I can do. If I don't do it, come are deductible; and drugs new provision. If your sales price course, give this guide to any in the Dominican Republic during the seven-month re It is with dismay that I read the letters keep coming, If I do it, all communication and medicines are considered friend or relative in the same po- gime of deposed President Bosch; and around $500,000 your second editorial criticism of stops. medical expenses only to the ex- sition. in Honduras, where President Vjlleda Morales was the Highway Authority's proposed tent they exceed 1 per cent of the CARMICHAEL •If you must sell this year or Telegraph Hill culture center. The best, though, was an old and dear friend whom taxpayer's adjusted gross income. else lose your customer or for- ousted by a military coup. In each of these governmen Modern suburbia tends to be a I housed for a few years. He was working He paid While the 3 per cent rule does cultural vacuum, partly because feit a good price, ignore this ad- overthrows, the U.S.-financed and trained special police nothing. I asked nothing. When it came time for him not apply to taxpayers R5 or over, vice. But if you can do as well either did nothing or were wholly ineffectual. It Is so difficult to implement the or to a husband and wife filing a selling in early 1964 as in the rest required centers. Even our larger to shift for himself, he was grim. "Don't worry," he joint return where either is 65 of 1963, you may be tossing un- —Large sums are being spent for special counter- or wealthier suburban communi- said, "you'll hear from me." What about? I said'inno- or over, or to a 65-year or older necessary tax money away by ties generally have no facilities parent who is supported by his selling in the weeks directly insurgency forces in Peru, Bolivia, Colombia and Vene^ other than a school auditorium cently. Hadn't I done enough? "It's not what you did taxpayer child, the, 1 per cent ahead. Waiting to sell in 1964 zuela — the last three seriously threatened by Com which could serve as a nucleus for me," he said. "You could have done a lot more." rule does apply. Say Jones is gives you an opportunity to get munist terrorists on one hand and military take-overs for cultural offerings. 66, has $10,000 of adjusted gross this tax break if the 1963 tax Against this background, the Ah, my stupidity. I wouldn't trade it for the wis- income and spends $350 during bill becomes law. on the other. Highway Authority's proposa dom of Confucius. I'll bet that old buzzard had his 1963 on medicines and drugs. The Monday: Tax breaks for em- seemed like a bright ray of light moments too ... 1 per cent .rule requires him to ployees moving to new job lo- HOW COME AND WHY—The House investigators1 Why then, if some one has the disregard the first $100 of his cations and on child care ex- are particularly interested in learning the reason for courage and wherewithal to em- drug and medicine expenses, so penses. Bobby Kennedy's exceptional interest in and domina- bark on such a project, should he can deduct only $250 as medi tion of the counter-insurgency program—in view of the we question whether he is the cal expenses this year. right one to do it? After all, no fact that it operates abroad and largely in the mili- other parties have made such a Knocks Out Rule Case Worker tary field. proposal, nor the they likely to do The 1963 tax bill would knock so now or in the forseeable fu out the 1 per cent rule for the ture. 65 and older group beginning with Exam Slated Privately, the probers deem this undercover sit- I might note also that, with 1964. If Jones spends the same TRENTON-TA civil service ex- uation another instance of the young attorney general's $350 on drugs and medicines next our suburban decentralization and amination for the position of case active participation in virtually everything that trans- our ever-increasing reliance on year, he could deduct the entire workers in the Monmouth Coun- amount instead of only $250 as pires in his brother's administration. Parkway motoring, perhaps the ty Welfare Department will be Highway Authority has hit on ( in 1963. held Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 6:30 Bobby has his hand in every important policy and Here's what the tax experts of very logical and workable mech p.m. in the Red Bank High decision at home and abroad—regardless of whether it anism for implementing a c\il the Research Institute of America School, Harding Rd., Red Bank. recommend you do if you would has anything to do with the Justice Department or not. tural center. Last year's closing Applicants must be New Jersey of the Telegraph Hill interchange benefit under this provision. If residents with a bachelor's de- you havn't already spent for The investigators propose to uncover the extent appears to have little bearing on gree from an accredited college. the issue, since access by car to drugs and medicines an amount College seniors who will be grad- and nature of his activities in the counter-jnsurgency equal to 1 per cent of your ex- the proposed center would be en- uating in January, 1964, also are program, which proved a dismal flop in Honduras and tirely from the Parkway itself. pected adjusted gross income for eligible. 1963, try not to pay for any more the Dominican Republic, and is under sharp attack in Me, the local residents, will Applications must be filed be- reap the greatest benefit from the this year. Either try to hold off fore Monday,' Oct. 21, at the South Viet Nam where the U.S.-financed special forces buying, if possible, or try to proposed undertaking. We should New Jersey Department of Civil have been used by the Diem brothers to attack and jail therefore be the first to express charge what must be bought and Service. Application forms are postpone actual payment until CLOCK--IT thousands of Buddhist priests and students, and beat our enthusiasm about this excit. available at the state employ- up American newsmen. ing prospect. This reader hopes 1964. By doing this, you'll get a ment office, the county Welfare that others will join him in doing "It's the same thing every year., H» chance to deduct those payments Board office, or the state De- so. if the bill becomes law. Other partment of Civil Service offices Answers are being sought by the House probers qets maudlin over the first autumn wise, you will never get a chance 6—Friday, October 11, 1963 Sincerely yours, In Trenton, Newark and Camden. to such other pertinent questions as: Ernest R. Kretzmer, leofi" Col. Kushnef, second vice, RED BANK REGISTER Friday, October li, 196J-7 Club Dance Friendly Sons' Parents' Night president of the New Jersey; League for Nursing, criticized: [ert to the challenge of servlngl Cot. Kustoer, former. city it- Raceway Day Set for Monday certain television depictions of tc nursing needs of your com-jtorney of Paterson, iMitttmi Tomorrow NEW SHREWSBURY — The ASBURY PARK (AJ>) — Key- nurses as "typical television tiuiity." Ithe group In Convention 'Hall. ATLANTIC KGHLANQS - Al- Friendly Sons of Molly Pitcher note speaker Col. Ervan Kush- drama, pine Manor will be the i?ene of will have their "day" at the Freehold Raceway tomorrow. ner told the New Jersey State He said nursing schools do not two upcoming events of the New The group will present a blanket Student Nurses Association con- have public relations experts to publicize the students' duties. Shrewsbury Community Club.' to the winning horse In thevention yesterday that "It is to The club will hold a dinner- Molly Pitcher. Invitation race, you alone, the nurses, that the "You should always aim to set the public image straight as to It Was Like This Judge! dance there tomorrow at 9 p.m. The organization has voted to profession must look for its most Invest its entire treasury in the what you really are and what Mrs. Vincent D. Roache, Jr., is effective and dedicated spokes- you really do: a well-trained, chairman. "Law of Probability" on its dedicated and selected group, The reason I wai speed- race day, president Peter Ra- men." Next Thursday the^club will mella of West Long Branch has ing was—I had to get to hold its monthly luncheon meet- announced. ona bank to make a da- ing there at noon. Miss Helen Len Jackson of Steinbach's As- "The insurance actuaries and SOMETHING NEW SHOWS HOW YOU CAN posit in my savings ac- bury Park store will present a certified public accountants count, then to another to hat and fur fashion show. among us will pick winners and Invest two-thirds of the trea- put some money in my Mrs. J. A. Guadagno and Mrs. sury in them," he said. HEAR checking Recount • • . Joseph Larkin are program Clearer chairmen for the luncheon. 'A companion committee, How and all on my lunch headed by James Flnucane and Ears hour! Now I'm going to John Crowley of New Shrews- Lighter bury, will use one third of our Are do ALL my banking in funds to explore the so-called Restrained Anti-Noise ONE full-service bank, so FOR SALE luck of the Irish," he stated." wiith you won't be leeing me Relaxing any morel A fine selection of HAZLET MAN FINED Against KEYPORT — One case was WASHERS, DRYERS, Growths/ Inconspicuous heard by Magistrate Seymour R. Allergies Open a Savings Account Now and Keep It Crowing GAS RANGES, Kleinberg in Municipal Court Tiny REFRIGERATORS and Wednesday night. August J. Man- Infections us, 4 Fox Dr., Hazlet, was fined KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN FREEZERS at Noise Yours??? GOOD SCOUT — The young pin oak tree beside him 10 for careless driving. NATIONAL BANK BARGAIN PRICES owes itt life to Elwood Cutler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don- For FREE PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING Slightly chipped or dented did Cutler, Maple Ave., Eatontown. A member of Boy There's no Trick to Having Ex- KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN UNCROFT tra Cash. You Get it Fast When and Hearing Test in Your Home Church & Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. Iincroft Shopping but fully warranted me- Scout Troop 108, he undertook the job of watering the You Use.The Register.Classified. CALL 774-7988 787-0100 OS 1-2800 Center SH 7-0900 -tree, planted in the Clinton Ave. Park by the Shade Tree chanically. —Advertisement. Commission, daily, after two trees planted in the same AT OUR spot had died. The first was hit by a car and the second WAREHOUSE was victim of a drought. The shade tree unit believes the third tree would have succumbed to the past sum- CORNER HOPE ROAD and Get BOTH: Quality Discounts, Credit too GARDEN STATE PKWY. SPUR mer's drought but for Donald's daily care. MONTGOMERY WARD Manmeurii Shopping Ctnttr Board is Kept Busy LI 2-2150 On Undersized Lots RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A re er, for property on Brown Aye. cently adopted amendment to the West Keansburg. * zoning ordinance on the use ol Alexander Johnson, 188 First under-sized lots provided the bas St., Keyport for two undersized is for all the business conducted parcels of land on Pineknot Ave. fli If by the Zoning Board of Adjust- Hazlet. ment last night. Joseph and Marion Langan, The amendment, adopted by the 418 Main St., Keyport, for prop- Township Committee in August erty on Chestnut St. and High- makes it mandatory for owners land Ave., Hazlet. of undersized lots to seek ap- proval of the Zoning Board before The board adjourned until Oct their property can be be put to 24 a variance request by Miss " fi use. Ann McLaughlin, 114 Clifton PI., Jersey City, to build on an under- It was recommended by thesized lot on Park Ave., Hazlet, Planning Board to discourage the because the applicant failed to speculative purchase of under- appear. sized lots in any section of the A second variance request by o township and putting them to use Joseph and Marion Langan to one at a time instead of combin- allow construction on an under- ing them, where possible, to meet sized lot on Chestnut St. and the existing requirements of theCyprus Ave., Hazlet, was post- MIDDLETOWN zoning ordinance. poned until Oct. 24 to allow the Route 35 and The Zoning Board last night applicant additional time to cross New Monmouth Rd. heard six requests for variances reference lot identification as it to allow construction of oneappear- s on the present township family dwellings on undersized tax map with that as presented New Shrewsbury lots. by the applicant. at Route 35 Decision was reserved by the board until next Thursday on the Having, difficulty in correlating Shrewsbury Ave. following cases: identifications, chairman Albert Jack Higginson, Matawan build- G. Marsh suggested that post- ponement and remarked "the onus is on the applicant to supply all the necessary infor- mation." Mr. Masch added that "too many applicants are only inter- ested in getting the variance and r not in helping their case." >v Apron or Smock Printed Pattern Camel hair used to be the thing. Now it's camel everything at J. Kridel. mSAVE&EARN Currant Dividend EVERY WOMAN WANTS THAT Per Annum ELEGANT LOOK THAT ONLY A COAT LIKE THIS CAN GIVE! MINK Long Branch • Keyporf • Hplmdel Oakhurst • Aflddletown BLUE FOX LYNX BLACK FOX Leonardo FOR AIRPORT PLAZA Terminal BUS Highway 36 Hazlet, N. J. ; Charters AND R.T. Fare KEANSBURG Term CALL // we weren't different $2.30 R.T. Fare N.Y.C. you'd pay $89 $2.10 N.Y.C. Henry $2.00 Lavish mink, luxurious Norwegian blue fox, Canadian R.T. Fare *: $ Poling Lynx and American fox dyed black highlight these f rich-looking famous name brand fabrics. All with $1.59 Newark > or Pop on this pretty cobbler lustrous satin lining and warm wool interlinings. Newark apron or smock to spark your Sixes 8 to 16. <* * Harold spirits — it's delightfully trimmed CO 4-9828 291-1300 • with daisy applique (fun to do in 'All furs labeled to show country of origin. 291-9623 :ay contrast). 787-0066 : Mabb Printed Pattern 9219: Misses' * ; 767-9676 291-1300 Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 Free takes 3 yards 35-inch. Applique directions. Free Parking Parking 291-9623 Fifty cents in coins for this pattern—add 15 cents for each pat- */?% ten foi first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, The Red Bank Register, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly QUALITY DISQOUNTS name, address with zone, size HAZLET—3140 ROUTE 35 Th» only trot mtatur* Thai |lv» ywi httfant NEW YORK* KEANSBURG tnd style number. of valu* guarantee! cash uvlflf» aiMionleed CLIP COUPON FOR 50c Daily 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.-Sun. 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. (Food City) ALWAYS. EVERY DAY. LONG BRANCH BUS LINE FREE PATTERN in big new J 787-0066 • 75 Beachway, KraiubiJrg • 7»7-»*76 Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog, just outl 354 design ideas. Send 50 cents for catalog. 8—Friday, October 11, 1963 RED BAMC REGISTER OENNIS THE MENACE By Hmik Ketchum FINED FOR WIFE JISSAULT Marcelia'Rltcoe, same address, thi» pUce,' was found guilty of There's BO Trick to Having Ex- UNION BEACH - Magistrate in Municipal Coort her* Wednes- driving «o unregistered vehicle, tra Cash. You Gtt.^ day nlgjk. In traffic CUM, twoand Mrs. Lfllltn Johnson, 41 I assure-you HaO.il elected, Harold Stern fined Nicholas ftis- You U^.TkB Register No 'Newcomer,' will put my efforts behind sui coe, IH Henry St., $25 lot assaultdriver* were ftn«d US **ca, i!» SL, Keaastwrg, was fined a park program. and battery agalnjt hi» wife, Petrlck, m for careless driving. —AcWertUemeat -.<].. ,„,;*,.. ' "3. Continue to expand on Williams Tells youth and aduM recreation pn grams.so that we do provide About His Coals well rounded program for a ages.' We have a very fine st Col urn bus Day RED BANK — At a meeting in in our Recreation Departmei Republican headquarters, Repub- and they, are anxious to expar lican Council candidate Harold their program, but this prograj E. Williams said, "I am not amust have council and citize Values For Boys I 'Johnny Come Lately" to ouracceptance to move ahead, community problems." will work for such acceptance. "During my terms on Borough Council I served as chairman of "It is my plan to further de- finance and was responsible for velop and explain my platform the modernization of our ac as this election campaign mov counting system. I also was re along in the same manner as sponsible for the resolution that have done tonight, I am sincei established our .Parks and -Rec-in my efforts and feel that reation Committee. I also in have proposed an attainable pro traduced the resolution that set gram that can be accomplish© up the first committee that stud- within the tax structure of th ied substandard housing in theborough." borough, having served as chair- man of the committee. It was the work of that committee that Cahill Raps eventually led to the elimination of some substandard housing and the establishment of the RedRecord Of Bank Housing Authority. "I recently set out a five-point Republicans *HENRV>WDAllCgARe 60JH WOmRfU program for my platform as a M1DDLETOWN — Joseph candidate for the office of borCahill- , Democratic candidate fo P£OPL£. HMStTft AN ADOPTED CHILD;" ough councilman. Tonight I Township Committee, lashed ou would like to take one point and yesterday at the record of fir develop it further for you. previous Republican administra Post Office for Center tions. Bond Issue Debated "One big interest $Mat I Tiave in life is the development of our Mr. Cahill said recent remark ASBURY: PARK — Telephone, over $450 'million for capital pur- youth and the future leaders of by his Republican opponents number money - figures were poses. this community, state and nation. dicate that the GOP has nctossed about freely here Wednes- No Crisis ! I feel that one way to that goal changed its approach to develor. day night as two erudite spokes- "This proposal can safely be is providing the means for theing the community. men for and against pending $75( defeated without any crisis in the use of their idle time and this The candidate said the GO!million state bond issues debated next 360 days," the Republican can be done by a well established candidates claim that preyiou Former State Sen. Wesley L. said: recreation program. We have administrations have made tin Lance, of Hunterdon .County, Mr. Lance conceded the plan made real progress to date, but township "an attractive place Republican, a leading opponent o provides for interest payments v"> must enlarge this program. live." the Hughes-administration pro- over the first five years but ques- 1 would suggest some of the "If the record ofJJie previou: posals fcp be voted upon Nov. 5,tioned the source of interest be- steps which are important to this GOP administrations is good,' and former Assemblyman David tween 1968 and 1972 when the program. said Mr. Cahill, "Iwouldhate I. Stepacoff, of Middlesex, a Dem first turnpike money is to he- "1. Establish a youth center see what a bad administfattoi ocrat who favors the plan, come available. He also con- prograirf-where our youth could would have done to the town squared off under auspices ol tended'new money will have to meet under supervised prgrams. ship." the Junior Chamber of Commerce. be added to the state operating This can be started-in existing budget for staffing of whatever "The, only thing the Republi The meeting in the Asbury Park facilities of our school system. institutions tare built and main- cans have done is to make th Press Auditorium also was broad- If successful, it can grow into tenance of new roads. township attractive for develop cast live to a local area audi- its ovjn building and improved ers," the candidate added. Anticipated turnpike revenues facilities. The" parks' and Rec- ences Richard J, Lewis, of radi station WJLK, was moderator. was a key issue between the de- reation Committee has • been Mr. Cahill said his opponen baters. "irresponsibly deplore th After delivering three-m'inut watching with interest what the 1 Mr. Stepacoff quoted former federal government plans to dothought of bringing industry in opening statements, the speakers responded to questions from Jay- Turnpike Chairman Paul Troasfc with the present post office build the community." a Republican, as predicting sur- ing ad we feel that this would be He said he could not under- cee members and then rebutted 1 plus revenues would reach $55 an ideal location for such a cen-stand the logic of his opponents ach other's viewpoints. million a year by 1973, leaving ter. •' position of attacking the presen Mr. Stepacoff contended the ample for the $42 million the gov- "2. The 'Park*; and Recreation administration's attempts tc proposal, framed in two questions ernor expects to use for bond Committee has been' continually bring "sound commercial rata- —one for highways and grade reduction and normal turnpike PILE-LINED OURLARINI* developing the Memorial Parfe in tries" into the community crossing elimination, the other for maintenance and expansion. areas properly zoned for compubli- c buildings—Jiad visible an< the West Red Bank area and we 1 have today a very fine park and mercial development. invisible advantages: ' LESS ACTIVE JOB HOODED SURCOAT all weather COAT playground at that location. I Obvious, he said, • are institi- FORT MYERS BEACH, Fla. would propose that the borough Easy Shaggy Dog ions for retarded children, men- (AP)—The Stoney Point, a ferry of weather-proof council take, steps at once to ac al patients, and jail prisoners boat which journeyed for years PILE ZIP-LINED quire^land in East Red Bank to and others* colleges'far. an esti- between Weehawken, N.J., and establish a park. The acquisi- mated 25,000 students; new roads, Manhattan, now I5 in semiretirfr} tion cost of the land could be and other construction. ment in Florida.. NORPOLE NYLON with quilted inner sleeves partljk financed under the "Green Tax Delay" The big vessel, which crossed Acre'! legislation in New Jersey. he Hudson River for the last This is a project that must be Not so obvious, he said, will ye delay at lea^ •flvejyears of a ime in March 1959, has been pushed*at once of all the avail- towed here to serve as a floating, able J|and vfiB. have been devel- sjbfinjp 'packing hpus.e, oped land then such'a program wise wilt 1& ndM^«:'::;TOS'delay, he said, will keep the Jfew Jer- will ;be financially impossible. 'itig or,: sejling?; Use the sey economy in'fc advantageous There is land available now and ter Classified for '.quick - lohtpetitive position against Neta YoiJi^^edtopay^W '" suJts.-i-Aiyertisement> • Ifork, which has both brpad-Wised T axes, and\ Pennsylvania, \srhich The fabric is rugged nylon,i Specially «*a'teil''to ' ', SQUIBB ms a 5 per cent sales tax.|. NEW provide maximum water-proof, wind-proof JUNIOR SIZES 6 TO 12 Mr. StepocQff said a "ffiddajt4s- HAMMOND protection! Resists spots and stains .... audit's-^ • ~* | ;et of the package proposition fully machine-washable, too! 2-tone acrylic pile Craveriette-treated for water-repelleneyl Cotton ill be release of $66.million a SPINET lining and quilt-lined zip-off hood for extra warmth and acetate iridescents in new fall tones, with •ear for the next five years of ORGAN «-».$tripeJcnjtcpllar and pockettrinvfor extra..*, ,:, -,•'.-..;« zip-out liner of plush acrylic pile. lonies regularly budgeted for styling... newest fall shades, sizes 8-18. QUICK ormal highway construction. J»REP SIZES 14 TO 2O 19.98 Of this, he said, $50 million a 'ear will be distributed for local Just 2J:00 Down >chool aid—money the local dis- • Draw Ban RELIEF • KererlMiation tricts may use as thety determine • Permuent Pitch from the discomforts of IAY-IT-AWAY —and $16 million a year to pay • Twin Speaker* HERE'S WHY YOU SAVI, interest on the bond issues. • Prmets MINOR • Percnailoa- TAKE MONTHS TO PAY AT ROBERT HALL " College Aid • 16 Control Tab« • We ull far nth onlyl £ SORE THROAT The Democrat asserted money • Now Styllnt Ms intcrtit or Mrvtc* • Choice of Maboiany, Wilnot, chargnl' If you chohgt • There ore no credit charteif Cnerrjr Wood ) be invested in college con- your mind, your money • We have no credit louetl Anesthetic ruction will permit New Jersey eaU BI for frea borne demonitratlon chnrfulry reTundtd. » You *o« bacons* wtiOvtf— esidents to gain their higher PR 5-9300 action plus duration closer to home, in- L antibiotics tead of being forced out of state vhere, he said, they spend be- HAMMOND ORGAN Pleasant, ween $5,000 and $7,000 maintain- STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK KEANSBURG: ROUTE 36 on MAIN ST. I ng themselves in a four-year Cookman Ave. and Main St raspberry What a mascot! Love at firs >rogram. . Open Dally til • P.M. ASBURY PARK I PERTH AMBOY sight when tots to teenagers see Under the proposal, advanced Saturday '(H 6:30 r.H. this shaggy dog. ersonally by Gov. Richard J. T.O.B. Factory Bench Kitra Rt. 35 at Asbury Park Circle | 365 Smith St., West of Railroad Sratiori Penny-saver gift takes one lughes as an alternative to 4-ounce skein of worsted, plus >road-based taxes suggested by contrast for ears. Foundation, I • ,-^t • > ' i ^ he state Tax Policy Commission, ; ! j pillow-like pieces. Pattern 605: di ;he state would sell $150 million *' ,'>)"- rections 15-inch dog. in bonds annually for five years t ' Thirty-five cents in coins for o push a crash building pro- this pattern —add 15 cents for ;ram. KsW each pattern for first-class mail- Part of the borrowed money ing and special handling. Send to vould be used to pay bond In- Laura Wheeler, The Red Bank LITTLE erest until J072. Then net reve- Register, Needlecraft Dept., P.O SILVER mes of the New Jersey, Turn- Box 161, Old Chelsea Station iike, estimated by the governor New York 11, N. Y. Print plain be no less than $42 million a FAMILY ly pattern number, name, ad rear, would be used to pay off dress and zone. he debt which will run through PHARMACY BIGGEST BARGAIN in Needle- le year 2,004. craft History! New 1964 Needle- Sees Risk 493 PROSPECT AVE. craft Catalog has over 200 de signs, costs only 25c! A "must'1 Mr. Lance warned against the , LITTLE SILVER •ORram principally on a basis if you knit, crochet, sew, weave, : 741-1121 or 747-0164 j embroider, quilt, smock, do financial risk, because of in- crewelwork. Hurry, send 25c Test costs of over $500 million FAST FREE DELIVERY right now! lack of prepared plans for use f the money; saddling of future ;eneratlons with debt for today's eeds; and his prediction the re- It will be to speed the adoption a broad-based tax if only to elp pay off the bonds. Adding up the financial nd- antages Mr. Stepacoff had fore- ast from the bond issue and re- ;ased annual budget money, Mr. .ance said they total $1,080 mil- on and, he asked, "How can ou get that out of a $750 bond isue?" "\/ He predicted the estimated irnpike proceeds will not meet Bridgeview Apartments is located near the center of Keyport he goals the governor expects within -walking distance of the downtown'shopping area and close ind that new taxes will have to to all transportation facilities. Each apartment featarea a large .„ imposed to pay off the bonds; NOW RENTING living roojm, spacious bedrooms, and a modern electric Ktchen hat the state debt, upon adop- equipped with a G.E. range, water heater and refrigerator. Other ion of the Hughes program, will features include G.E. Air Conditioning, colored tilft baths, and jecome 11 times as great as it One and Two Bedroom electric heating concealed in the ceiling controlled by individual vas 11 years ago; that 44 per room thermostats. ;ent of the borrowed money will used for state operating ex- OPEN FOR INSPECTION 9 to 5 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CENTMl/JERSEY BAM mses — "like mortgaging your Total-Electric Apartments me to buy groceries"; that, Another Total Electric Apartment Served By JCP&L ALLENHURST • ALUNTOWN • DHAULEY BEACH • EATONFOWN ;luding uncommitted Green f ARMINGDALE • FORT MONMOUtll • FREEHOLD 121 • LONG BRANCH • NEPTUNE CITY cres money, the state has avail- FASTEST GROWING BANK IN CENTRAL JERSEY able from past appropriations and bond issue referendums, First and Walnyt Streets, Keyport, New Jersey BRIDGEVIEW APARTMENTS Friday and Saturday, Qctofe 12. 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Lin- • OY)LE POltPTQN fLAItm of DuPont "501" "Twilight" Textured Velvet or "GlenFaihion" Twut, com- i chairs hare washable denwood , labls lop. Frames Bronte Colo- plete labor and lining included> is your* for jutt $35.85 down, and $20JO' tesli of white regency. ramie. Reg. 1U9.95, p«r month for 18 months. • , , . • (tig. 189.95, Jele $35. RT. 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN, LI 2- 1010 UTONTOy/H j Opposite Monmouth Shopping Ccntc 10—Friday, October 11, 1963 On the Status of Women BED BEGISTES R Church Hall Calendar ;.. Still A Man's Worll>;GommissibnjRepoip % The Church s Work Mrs. Ira Crouse of Rumson , Installation will be held on Oct. By NEIL GILBRIDE 1. A presidential executive Married women, far instance, Only 20 of the 50 states \ let in comparison with,, bachelor 24 in the church hall.. order to encourage equal treat- 'are markedly disadvjantaged as women serve on juries on the girls.. ' „ will speek on the subject "A Associated Press Staff Writer Catechism on ;the Church's ment for women in private em- compered with their husbands same basis as men, the report "Advancement of single women WASHINGTON (AP) — Modern 1 Work" at a meeting Tuesday of ployment and also under feder- and unmarried sisters when it said, and females are barred al- is-, noticeable, but not strikingly, WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of women aren't getting an equal the Women's Guild of Trinity al contracts: It noted Kennedy comes to personal and property together from sitting in court greater than that of married Bayview Presbyterian Church, break in what is still largely a Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. in has already moved in that di- rights," the commission said. judgment on their peers in three women," the report said. Cliffwood Beach, will sponsor a man's world, President Ken> the Parish.Hall, White St., Red rection in a 1962 directive to states — South Carolina, Ala- But all women .suffer low pay Hobo Dinner tomorrow at 6 p.m. nedy's Commission on the Status While conceding that the feder- Bank. Mrs. Crouse is a past federal agencies. bama and Mississippi. compared with men. In Fellowship Hall. Guests have of Women reported today. al government has at times president of the guild and also is been asked to come dressed ac- 2. A federal program to en- dragged its feet on women's But the commission did not lei One in three workers is a worn a past president of the diocesan And Uncle Sam, like most an but in 1961 women averaged cordingly. males, is going to need a little courage adult education for rights, the commission passed the federal government escape board of. the Episcopal. Women women, who generally outlive some of the buck to the states. some of the wrath of women only about 60 per cent of men's of New Jersey.. prodding by the ladies them earnings, the report said.. , EPISCOPAL Church Women of selves if they want to improve men and can look forward to scorned. _. . "State legislatures are most di- And; even though it has Jbeen •,• TODAY Mrs. Stephen Guzy will be host- Christ, Church, Middletown, will their lot. many useful years after rais- rectly responsible for action The reason Uncle Sam some- 30 years since the Wagner At RUMMAGE SALE, SPCA, 9:30 ess chairman, assisted by Mrs. sponsor a dessert-bridge party ing their families. times drags his feet, the com- John Scully, Mrs. Joseph Foley, While containing no startling 3. A cabinet officer desig- necessary to eliminate injustices established the federal right to a.m. to 4 p.m., parish houSe of Tuesday at 8 p.m. ih Leeds Hall, recommendations calculated to to women under the law. mission said, is "based on fear bargain collectively, only about Trinity Episcopal Church, White Mrs. Edward Holmes, Mrs. Gil- Kings Hwy. nated by the President to make of impinging on states' rights." bert Nelson, Mrs. Martha Man- rattle the male ego, the commis- certain that the commission's :hese inequalities are primarily 3.5 million of the nation's 24 mil- St., Red Bank. sion did recommend that Ken- in areas of jury service and per In employment, it seems, mar- lion women in the labor force be- ning, Mrs. Frank Mitchell, Mrs. recommendations are carried F. W. Hoops,- Mrs. Chester Min- ROAST BEEF is On the menu nedy take a firm hand toward out, and a citizens' committee sonal property rights of women." ried women do not fare so badly long to unions. TOMORROW for a dinner-planned by St. Ag- giving women a larger role in FUN - O - RAMA, Eatontown ton, Mrs. James Bragg and Mrs. to check on progress. Henry Jeffery. nes Guild of St. Clement's Epis- the home, community, on the job Sharing the Responsibility PTAs. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Memo- copal Church, Belford, to take and in civil and political life. rial School, Eatontown. place Oct. 19 at 5 p.m. in the The commission also laid somi SOCIETY ELECTS — Mrs. Jo- The fact-crammed 86-page re- of the responsibility on th DINNER-DANCE, Bnai Brith church. port also called for better pro- Women of Red Bank, 8 p.m., seph Kolodziej was named presi- states, urging equal pay fo dent of the Rosary Altar Society tection for women under the law, women laws following the lea Colts Neck Inn, Colts Neck: but saw no need for a constitu- COLUMBUS' DAY DANCE, of Holy. Family Catholic Church, IN NAVESINK, (he Episcopal of the 1963 Federal Equal Pa; Union Beach, at a recent meet- Church Women of All Saints, Me- tional amendment guaranteeing Act. Fair Haven Fire Company Aux- them equal rights. iliary, 10 p.m., fire house. River ing in the church hall. morial Church will hold thejr an- But the report made it pla nual rummage sale Oct. 19 from The 13 women and 11 men on Rd., Fair Haven. Elected to serve with her were women have to bear some of th Mrs. Tom Meager, vice presi- 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. in the- parish the commission said women al- responsibility. house. Chairmen are Mrs. Gene ready have equal rights under SUNDAY dent; Mrs. Rofiert A. Calton, fi- While they outnumber men nancial'secretary; Mrs.. William Rabourdin, Mrs. Harold Maxson, the constitutional provisions the United States by about 3.' RECITAL of Bach organ and Mrs. Mary Despreaux. As- guarding against deprivation of works, Herbert Burtis, 3 p.m;, Gramling, secretary, and Mrs. million, their failure to registei A. W. Sullivan, treasurer. sisting are Miss Doretta Vier- life, liberty and property. But to vote makes them a minority Red Bank' Methodist Church, ing, Miss Minada Viering, Mrs. they stressed the need for legal in political life. Broad St. Walron Smith, Mrs. T. B. Ahem, clarification of women's rights. MEMBERSHIP COCKTAIL ns rights. In pres€nung the report, th Mrs. William Cullman, Mrs. M. The commission's major rec- commission expressed a note o PARTY, Monmouth Players, H. Brainard, Mrs. Carlyle Fields, ommendations were: sadness that it is "bereft of ou: 4:30 to 8 p.m., Monmouth Hills Miss Beirne Miss Mildred De. Vesty,- Mrs. chairman," Mrs. Eleanor Roose Country Club House. Eart'De Vesty, Mrs. Clinton velt, who died last fall. RUMMAGE SALE, Retoekah King, Mrs. Kenneth Meinert and SEE INVITATION The unanimous report, in tra Lodge of Keyport, 9 a.m. to Is Engaged Mrs. Charles Straub. ing the history of discriminatior p.m., Odd Fellows. Hall, 75 Main tHURCH OF CHRIST St., Keyport. against women, cited old Eng PRELIMINARY PLANS for a Page H lish common law, statutes, cou Christmas bazar were made by rulings and just plain prejudici the Woman's Guild of Trinity _( on the part of men. Importance Episcopal Church, Red Bank, at a recent meeting. The bazar will take place Dec. 5 from 10 a.m. Of Voice to 9 p.m. Luncheon and dinner SHERMAN'S FIELDCREST SHOP will be served. Co-chairmen will Is Stressed be Mrs. Frederick Parker and MATAWAN - "Am I Putting Mrs. Charles E. Keyler. My Best Voice and Personality Forward?" Members of the Woman's Club were told to ask. themselves this question by Dorothy A, Voss and Willlafri J. Alexander at the club's first, m.eeting of theseason,,held RUMSON ANTIQUES SHOW planners Frank Clifford, construction chairman; Mrs. in Trinity Episcopal Church'. Joseph Grause, center, Holy Cross Parent-Teacher Association president, and Mrs. They'stressed the importance of d clfear voice and understand- James T. Robinson, general show chairman, create new ideas for the'fourth annual able diction in a. program en- event slated for Nov. 7, 8 and 9 in Holy Cross Auditorium, Rumson Rd. titled "Your Voice'Is You," pre- for ... sented by the New Jersey Bell • Draperies •Slipcovers Telephone Company.; Mrs. Voss •.Bedspreads • Blinds emphasized that,.'iri the tele- • Shades • Curtains Miss Kathleen M. Beirne : Rumson Committee Looks Forward phone, the speaker has only his Complete Installation Service voice to project his thoughts and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mr. SH0P-AT-H0M&6ERVICE GET A attitudes to the listener. Follow- and Mrs. William I. Beirne, 62 To Fourth Annual Antiques Show ing 'the talk, members made Ave. D, announce the engage- 747 - 4422 HEAD START tape recordings of their own ment of their daughter, Miss ON A RUMSON — An antiques show Courthouse; Mrs. Violetta Sco- of Mrs. Scofield and American voices^ Kathleen Margaret Beirne, to is as good as, its dealers and field, Doylestown, Pa.; Miss Ann primitive country furniture will Mrs., Albert Abell, president, William Briant Wigginton, son of LOVELIER the committee in idiarge'of the Solemani, Martinsville; Miss be featured by Miss Hyer, Miss welcomed" ' Mrs"'• . "' Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wijgginton, forthcoming fourth annual Rum- Marie A. Richards, Rancocas; Solemari, Mr. Allocca and Hun- Springhorri and Mrs.. Philip 27 East Highland1 Ave.' YOU! son Antiques Show is out to at- Edward Jenove, Parlin; Frank terdon Antiques. The Early Simms as new members. ; The bride-elect is a graduate p| Let us diow you tract the best. • "''.': Allocca, Wanamassa; Early Times Shop will have a variety Star of tlie Sea Academy.) Long how much lovelier Mrs. James T. Robinson isgen- Times Shop, Glert < (Jardner and of fine American furniture, Mr. Branch, and is a secretary in eral chairman of the event which Hunterdon Antiques, Mrs,,Celena Jenove will have antique paint- Daily 9 to 5:30 you'll look with a new Describe the engineering department of the will take place Nov. 7, 8 apd 9. Lehne of Somerville. ings and Miss Richards' specialty New Jersey Highway Authority, Frl. 'til 9 and becoming hair- in the Holy Cross School • audi Antique European arid Amer- will be formal English and Amer- Woodbridge. She and her fiance 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury do, styled in easy-to- torium. Proceeds will benefit the ican jewelry will be a specialty ican antique furniture. Beginnings are. members of the Northern school. Monmouth Catholic Young Adult care-for lines by our Mrs. Martin White and Mrs. Club. .'•, r . experts, George Hamilton are in charge Of Library Mr. Wigginton, a graduate of of arrangements for dealers. KEANSBURG - Mrs. David New Shrewsbury Club Atlantic Highlands High School, mong those listed to date who E..Watson and Mrs. Olga Becker is a machinist apprentice wiBh will exhibit many specialty items of the Woman's Club of Laurence Central Railroad of New Jersey, are Alan Hudson, Hudson Shop, RUMSON BEAUTY SALON Harbor were guest speakers at Elizabeth. 11 Broad St., Red Bank; Miss 842-2020 Awards Blue Ribbons the first meeting of the season A January wedding is planned. What's Wrong Cathryn C. Hyer, Cape May of the Federated Women's Club 5 WASHINGTON STREET RUMSON NEW SHREWSBURY — An on- awards in "the artistic design di- of Keansburg. The group met in With Republican Club the-spot arrangement competition vision and 28 awards in horti- the American Legion Hall. styling by using yellow chrysanthemums culture were won by members of Mrs. William Carlin, president, New Slate 'lans Fall Dance was staged for members of the the club in-its recent "Ad Astra" announced that the American Le- SHIRLEY JANECZKO and ELLA GAYNOR MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs. iarden Club at its meeting flower show staged in Red Bank. ;ion Hall will be "the regular specialising in :obert P. McCutcheon, 42 Vir- Wednesday in Sycamore School. A committee from the New meeting place for the coming Heads Guild nia Ten, have been named A critique was presented by Shrewsbury club wilj meet this year. Meetings will be held on SHREWSBURY- Officers of COLORING • HAIR CUTTING hairmen of the Fairview Repub- Mrs. John LangenbergW of Nave- month with one froni Grow and the fourth Thursday of every the Guild of Creative Art, 620 ican Club annual fall dance. sink, who judged the competition Show Garden Club to formulate month. Broad St., assumed their new PERMANENT WAVING assisted by Mrs. Arnojcf Schwartz The event will take place Oct. plans for a joint presentation of The two past presidents of the posts this week. of Lincroft, a member of the 9 from 9 p.m. to 11 a.m. in The a lecture and demonstration of Laurence Harbor Club, who Harold H. Alexander, Little Sil- :obbleStones, Rt. 35. Chet Ches- club. . . • • • flower arranging April 29 by helped to establish the Madison ver, is the new president of the ;ari and his band will furnish In the advanced arrangers' Mrs. Rae Goldson, Woodmere, Township Public Library, related gallery which was founded in 1960 class a blue ribbon was won by This he music. N.Y., nationally known author, their experiences. The local with Mrs. Yvonne H. Aubert, Red Mrs. Elmer Smith, Long Branch. Prizes will be awarded in a arranger and judge. club is in the process of improv Bank, as its first president. Mrs. Dinnerware? •; 'ace mask competition. Commit- Mrs. Herman D. Hunt, New Aubert now assumes the office Shrewsbury; Mrs. George Fehr, Mrs. Joseph LeRoy, garden ing the Keansburg library. Designed and crafted by on» sf ee aides include MrJ and Mrs. of executive vice president. the new incomparable Lincroft, and Mrs. Daniel C. Mel- therapy chairman, announced Mrs. Edward Fox, Mrs. tha most famous names of alii Jeorge Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. that Mrs. Ralph Lione gave a Charles Lowden and Mrs. Ralph iamuel R. Witt, John Salatino chior, Middletown, won blues in Other officers are Ellwood D. this dinnerware hai juit a tiny, demonstration of flower arrang- Ostroy were welcomed as new Powers, Little Silver, first vice almost undatectable {law . . . md Morton Jampole, president he novice classes. ing recently for the patients at members. president; Mrs. Mary Daniel, Red it is ona of our shop-full of fin* the club. It was announced that 14 Marlboro State Hospital. Mrs. Members passed a resolution Bank, second vice president; Mrs. selected saconds in good hostess Lione will conduct an arranging opposing establishment of a jet Marsha Joan Hunt, Howell Town- course for beginners in her home port in the Raritan Bay, and a ship, treasurer; Mrs. Virginia S. glfti, accessorial, dinnerwVe, RIVER HOUSE INN at 34 Parmly Rd. The course petition was circulated. flatware, glassware and wood Montgomery, Fair Haven, exec- "magnijicenlly located on the Navesink River" SAINT AGNES will start Monday at 1:30 p.m. utive secretary, and Mrs. Molly from here and abroad. Come There's no Trick to Having Ex- Willett, New Shrewsbury, record- bfowie unbsthered . , . lee all Hostesses for the meeting were tra Cash. You Get it Fast When ing secretary. the fine famous names you Roman Catholic Church Mrs. John Gabdury and Mrs. You Use The Register Classified. know. WILL RE-OPEN EARLY Melchior. —Advertisement. offers a ORGAN SOCIETY TO MEEt Save As Much A. 5tf% IN NOVEMBER . . . MIDDLETOWN — The Dick Richards Organ Duo will present Special Vacation Trip a program of jazz, classics and The cuisine ... is superb, the service CROSS THE THRESHOLD rhythms at a meeting of the excellent as always. Ample parking on at the fabulous Monmouth Hammond Organ So- this waterfront estate setting. Dinner and ciety Monday at 8 p.m. in The BARCELONA HOTEL Cobblestones. The program also cocktails served in either our nautically OF IMAGINATION... will include selections by organist 812 Main St. Toixis River designed "Regatta" Room or elegantly Ted Gray. in Open Sunday 11 to S decorated "Sweepstakes" Room, Friday 'HI 9—Dally 'HI & The 1963-64 National Hockey Kill 81 Garden Slate Parkway League season will run through East im at. .11 to fir*' traffic The River House has expanded to create beautiful Miami Beach Illht. trim rltht unit J00 J«T<]» Sunday, -March 22. A total of 210 to Pottery Barn.' , • the first catering establishement to offer games will be played. separate, private dining rooms for each and Leave Saturday, November 23—Return December 1 with us every affair . . . and all this at a surprising- 00 ly modest cost, with menus to suit every complete price per person 149 . ..X*'... . After School Classes in .. . 00 taste. child in room (as 3d occupant) 125 Lot us show you how your house could look. includes New draperies can make EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR •READING •ENGLISH e Round trip bus transportation between Atlantic Highlands a room entirely differenf. Re- • ALL TYPES OF AFFAIRS and Newark • Round trip transportation between Newark and covering one or two pieces Miami Beach via Seaboard Railroad • A luxurious, twin-bedded ^ MATHEMATICS • DISTINCTION IN WEDDINGS room with TV, radio and air-conditioning for seven days, six of furniture can refreshen an nights • A complete breakfast and full course gourmet dinner entire room. You will be ot hotel daily • A welcome cocktaif party with hot and cold pleased with what can be FIRST GRADE THRU ADULT hors d'oeuvres • The use of two Olympic siie swimming pools on premises • Free golf at two nearby championship courses done by us. BINGHAM AVE. RUMSON, N. J. • Shuffleboard, ping-pong, card partial at poolsldo • Complete social program • New floor show and dancing each night— No charge for estimates, oj course NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES OR IDEAS no minimum or cover charge. RUMSON READING INSTITUTE reservations /or for reservations M. SILBERSTEIN RUSSELL G. RANNEY, DIRECTOR BANQUETS NOW BEING TAKEN MISS JANE McCUE — 291 • 0240 Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers 842-H5C 842-0750 — MRS. ANNE WALSH MRS. BEN HAWLEY — 291 • 0876 25 MECHANIC ST. 741-1762 RED BANK Friday, October 11, 1963—11 Fall Council Meeting Carol B. Olah Married RED BANK EEGISTER Ith Birthday Party To Resident of Kearny For Nancy Mulhern KEYPORT - Miss Carol Bar- Their gold satin gowns and EATONTOWN - Mrs. Grayce Controversial Issues Fill PTA Agenda bara Olfth, 6 Walnut Ter., daugh-!headpieces were designed like the Mulhern, 12B Eatoncrest Dr., en- Civil righti, the proposed stat* ter of Mrs. Renee Olah, Laurel ihonor attendant's with chapel- ertained at a luncheon party .-eRoy, legislation chairman of duuju, is one of the nominees fleers will take place on the tec-' On Oct. 23, the Monmouth sweep trains attached to the bond issue and the Supreme he New Jersey Congress of Par- County Council will hold open Ave., Keansburg, and Andrew Saturday in honor of her daugh- for' three state vice presidentialond day of the convention, Olah, Jamesburg, became the shoulders. They carried starbursf Court's ruling on Bible reading Ma and Teachers, who will pre-posts to be filled at the conven- Die proposed state bond Issue house in its room in the Tray- :er, Nancy Grayce Mulhern, 127 in schools will all be on the bride of Albert Maund, Jr., son colonial bouquets of bronze pom- lent the state association's stand tion. A graduate of Rider Col-also will be a major discussion more following the convention's pons. Shelbourne Dr., Lincroft, who agenda Wednesday when the >n the proposal. general session. of Mr. and Mrs. Maund of lege, Mrs. Pornarotto has beentopic at the convention when Mr. was 11 years old. The birthday Monmouth County Council of active in PTA work for 19 years LeRoy will conduct a legislative Kearny, here on Oct. 5. Four-year-old Detoorah Dawn Parent-Teacher Associations con- Between the two sessions, The county groups' exhibit at uncheon will be served to dele- and is a former Monmouth Coun-conference on the proposal on Rev. Harry R. Pine performed Davison, Cliffwood Beach, was party was held in the Danish venes for its fall meeting. the convention will emphasize the double ring ceremony in the Sates in the Second Baptist ty Council president. She. is nowOct. 24. The speaker will be the dangers of glue-sniffing. Ex- flower girl for her cousin. She room of the Colonnade. Calvary Methodist Church. The PTA representatives will Church, 152 Atkins Ave., Asbury state committee chairman of ju-Leonard Best, whose topic will hibit chairman is Mrs. George wore a knee-length blue nylon Co-host was Nancy's father, venile protection for the Newbe "The $750,000,000 Bond Issue gather in the Whitesville School Park. King, Highlands, who will be The bride was given in mar-dress and a blue tulle picture Raymond A. Mulhern, Sr., Lin- Bangs Ave., Neptune, at 10 a.m The morning session also will Jersey PTA Congress. —What Does It Mean to the riage by her father. She wore assisted by Mrs. Laurence Gard- hat. She carried a miniature star- croft. Among the 30 guests at- Resolutions on civil rights and nclude an orientation period for Election of, the three new of-Children?" ner, East Keansburg; Mrs. Hara- floor-length lace gown which tending were her brothers Ray- school prayers will be presented delegates planning to attend the ry Fornarotto, Wanamassa; Mrs.ended in a chapel sweep. The burst colonial bouquet of blu mond Mulhern, Jr., Lincroft, and at the morning business session, PTA state convention which will Sidney Finger, Jr., Elberon, and fitted bodice had a scalloped and white pompons. Ralph J. Mulhern, a medical The' $750,000,000 proposed state take place in Atlantic City Oct. At River Plaza PTA Mrs. George Gillam, Belford. neckline and cap sleeves which David Maund, Kearny, brothe: corpsman in the U.S. Navy sta- bond issue will be the topic of « 23, 24 and 25 in the Traymore met the arm-length matching of the bridegroom, was best man, tioned at Camp Lejeune, N.C. Hotel. Other special events at the talk in the afternoon by Gibson mitts. Her shoulder-length veil of Ushers were John Walsh, Linden, His wife accompanied him to the statewide meeting will include a A Monmouth County woman, French illusion was held by a and Peter Konopko, Keyport. party. Also attending were Nan- Mrs. Harry Fornarotto of Wana- Attorney to Discuss visit by the Historymobile and crown of pearl-studded petals] After a reception In the Ameri cy's two nieces, Marilyn and Van- a diabetic test clinic conducted and she carried a starburst colo can Legion Hall, Keyport, th ita Mulhern of Lincroft. nial bouquet of stephanotis, white by the state Department of couple left on a motor trip. The; Miss LaSalle roses and pompons. by the Kearny First National Health. ill reside In North Arlington. : Charter Commission Miss Diane Rieley, Hazlet, was The bride and the bridegroom Bank and the bridegroom is asso- Is Honored RIVER PLAZA — Vincent De- Committee chairmen named by maid of honor. She wore a floor- are graduates of Keyport Higl ciated with the Kearny Smelting MARLBORO — Honored at a length blue satin gown, a match- Maio, 78 Hubbard Ave. a Mata-i Mrs. James R. McLaren, presi- School. Mrs. Maund is employed Company. surprise bridal shower given re- dent, are Mrs. Alfred Vecchia, Club Publishes ing crown of pearl-studded petals cently at the home of Mrs. wan attorney, will speak on the attendance; Mrs. Walter Dalton, and carried a starburst colonial Lonas M. Hinton, Wickatunk, wascharter commission referendum hot dog sales; Mrs. Lawrence Newspaper bouquet of blue and white pom- Miss Agnes LaSalle, daughter of at a meeting of the Parent-Teach- Quigley, health; Mrs. P. C. MATAWAN - "Junior Life," pons. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LaSalle er Association Tuesday at 8:15 Schwabenland, historian; Mrs. the Junior Woman's Club news- Miss Nancy Mettler, Union of Vandenberg Rd. Beach, and Miss Linda Maund, p.m. in the school. Mr. DeMaio Anthony DeFilippo, library; Mrs.paper has made its appearance Miss LaSalle plans a Decem- Henry W. Kluin, Jr., member- Kearny, sister of the bridegroom, ENTER ber wedding. Miss Josie Hill, is former chairman of the Mid-ship; Mrs. John Buzzell, publici- for the first time. were the bridesmaids. Neptune, will be maid of honor dletown Township ty; Mrs. Robert Grubbs, school Among other recent activities Guests were Mrs. Fran Calafut Executive Committee. education; Mrs, Edward.Stevens. of the club was a membership and Mrs. Jessie Bluvias and her FALL!! Mrs. Nita Beckman, co-ordi- Mrs. Gerald Lynch and Mrs. An-party in the Raritan Hose fire HOUSEWARE SLACKS daughter Patty, all of Iselin; drew Rocheford, 'ways and house in Keyport. Guests were Mrs. Rita Therrien, her sister nating library supervisor (or Mid- IN WOOL AND dletown elementary schools, will means, and Mrs. Kurt Hlrsekom, Mrs. John Kovacs, Mrs. Jack STRETCH WOOL BLENDS Marion, and Mrs. Clara Smith safety. Cottrel, Mrs. Leslie Brown, Mrs. SALE of Edison; Mrs. Bobby DuBois speak on selection of books. Par- ents are invited to inspect their ' Other officers beginning new John Stryker, Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Eleanor Hewes, of [terms are Mrs. F. D. Jack, first Bromm, Mrs. Shirley Epler.Mrs. from 1c Freehold, and Mrs. Sandy Grinki- children's books in the class- Free 'n Breezy rooms before and after the meet- vice president; Mrs. Joseph Robert Feil, Mrs. C. W. Dillman, the SHREWSBURY vich and Mrs. Elsie Armstrong of Price, second vice president; Miss Barbara Kunz and Miss Marlboro. ing. Prize winners for the Book Saturday, Oct. 12th COIFS TO MATCH THE NEWEST FALL FASHIONS SHOPS Fair contest will be announced. Miss Rita S. Quail, principal, hon- Alice Morris. iroo* St- Sfcnmbury Mrs. LaSalle assisted in serv- orary vice president; Mrs. Jo- ing the group. In co-operation with the bor- THRIFT and seph A. Fournier, recording sec-]ough's clean-up campaign, the Stylists Supreme! retary; Mrs. Robert J. Glcard, club members on Sunday donned CONSIGNMENT SHOP la Individual ttyUnc and natural contour permanent vravt, financial secretary,, and Mrs. garden gloves and clipped grass Plans May John Olving, chaplain. 70 Monition!* St. Red Bonk PLANKING A PARTY? around fire hydrants. •SPECIAL' IN A BIND? TOO MUCH TO DO COMPLETE RESTYLE — .00 AND NOT ENOUGH TIME TO DO IT Wedding Hi-Music HAIR CUT, CREME ZIP SERVICE SHAMPOO AND FASHION IN? RELAX AND LEAVE YOUR STYLE 5 .. .. . WORRIES TO US. . . To Meet RUMSON — The first fall meet- You Call - We Install ing of the Hi-Music Sponsors of PHONE CA 2-3193 Rumson - Fair Haven Regional we cater for High School will take place Mon- WANNER'S OF SW.TZERLAND day at 1 p.m. in the Junior Serv- H. KAABE GLASS CO. RT. 35 - In the heart of Middletown Shopping Center ice League clubhouse, Center St: Private Parties New officers are Mrs. Fred Phone 671.9111 Brandt, president; Mrs. Allen WINDSHIELDS! OBM All Week — Thursday ond Friday Lato NlahH Burke, vice president; Mrs. Ells- Office Parties worth Baker, recording secretary; Mrs. Herbert Johnson, corre- sponding secretary, and Mrs. Church Functions Robert L. Glaser, treasurer. Committee chairmen are Mrs. A. Harrison Brennan, hospitality; Mrs; A. P. Brogle and Mrs. Charles J. Schief, membership; Mrs. Arthur Gottfried, program; Mrs. Julian Blake, scholarship; Mrs. Charles Geary, by laws and revisions; Mrs. E. J. Hubbard Jr., music, and Mrs. James Van Wag- ner, public relations. Caterers Miss Alice M. Thompson LINCROFT—Mr. and Mrs. Wil 23 years of distinguished service liara Ray Thompson, 30 Parkway /REGISTER NOW PI., announce the engagement of fOK FALL CUSSES their daughter, Miss Alice Mary i CALL 291 -2404 Thompson, to Joseph Duffy, son "' of Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy, 27 Parkway PI. The bride-elect is a graduate RUGS PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED of Red Bank Catholic High School and is employed by Sears Roe- buck Company, Red Bank. AT LEON'S GIVE YOU ... Mr. Duffy, a graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School, Newark, is employed at Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holm- del. NEW' FAIL BEAUTY A May wedding is planned. Columbus Day Dance HIGHLANDS - The Lions Club will sponsor a Columbus FOR Day Dance tomorrow at 9 p.m. in the Jackson Hotel, Shrews- bury Ave. Music will be by Ed Classical Ballet Hall's Orchestra. YOUR HOME! Charles W. Case is dance chair- Tap-Acrobatic-Toe man, assisted by David C. Stark, program, and Richard Riker, Modern Jazz Your newly cleaned rugs and carpets will just publicity. iptcial clami arrtngfd for seem to "come alive" . . . thosu dull and drab THEATER PARTY BALLROOM GROUPS colors will look as bright and fresh as ever. . . FAIR HAVEN - The New Jer- CI.II.I lor 3 to 5-Y..r-Oldt your rug will actually feel springier whan you sey Federation of Republican Women plans a theater trip to Class and Private Lessont walk on it, because the life of the pile hat been Millburn Nov. 21 to see a per- restored . . . don't wait — put new fall beauty formance of "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" in the Paper Mill DOROTHY TOLAND in your home. Playhouse. Mrs. Robert Bernard, 1 South DANCE STUDIOS Woodland Dr., Fair Haven, is in 201 E. BERGEN PL. charge of reservations from Mon- RED BANK 741-2208 mouth County. 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M. 1203 HIGHWAY 35 KE1-4890 WANAMASSA 747 - 4000 (Between Atbury Park and Eatontown Circle) Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to 6 P. M. OPEN MON., WED., FRI. — 10 TO 9 P.M. FREE PARKING — BUDGET TERMS DAILY 'TIL 6 P.M. i2-rri Lanedon - Geo. CharolKa, 3-1-34—68 Dore • Lou Kramer, 32-36—68 GARDEN STATE SKATING CLUB PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS Moran - Ralph Dlglio, 36-33—69 Pro-Am Tourney Raiding • Tony Aldarelll. 35-35—70 ' AND MEGAN TAYLOR Dore • Gus Hoppnch, 35-35—70 Moran - Harry Allkas, 37-33—70 CASINO HOCKEY CLUB HARRY STAFFORD .MATKUK CiKOSS: At Manalapan T>-,y Mdnretll. Asbury Pnrk. 37-37—7 of the Goo. Cliarniga, Manalapan, 38-39—77 KAY MAPES MANALAPAN - Manalapan ..MATECIt NET: Middle Atlantic Hockey League Don Kaufmann, Bamm Hollow, FRANCINE SEIGEL Country Club, one of the newest 81-15—ra links in Monmouth County, re- Gen. Coulson, Bamm Hollow, ceived its first test by the pros 78-9—C9 yesterday when the N.J. Ghori! PGA Golf League held a pro amateur lourney. TURKEY 1963-64 ICE SKATING SEASON The new course was to the liking of Joe Lanzetta, Jackpot Golf, and George Coulson, Bamm SHOOT Hollow, Middletown, wilh the pair taking top honors with a EVERY SUNDAY NOW OPEN OCT.-MARCH 66 card. STARTS SEPT. 8TH Harold Dore, Lakehurst, and PUBLIC SKATING PATCH & FREE STYLE SESSIONS Paul Moran, Hollywood, led the 1:00 P.M. EXPERT SKATE SHARPENING pros, scoring 36 39—75 and 40 MORNINGS: 10:00-12 noon Tues. through Sat. PRO SHOP SNACK BAR 35—75, respectively. HOLMDEL INN Next event will be a state Pro- AFTERNOONS: 2:00 • 4:30 Man. through Sun. BEGINNER GROUP INSTRUCTION CLASSES A Product of Amateur tourney at Hollywood Highway #35. Holmdel Research Golf Club Oct. 17. Sponsored by EVENINGS: 8:30-11:00 Tues., Wed., Thur.. Frl. and Sun. CHILDREN AND ADULTS 1:50 PER SESSION INDIVIDUAL 1'HOFES.SIO.VAI.: FRIDAY 4:30-5-30 SAT. 9;00O0:00 A.M. Harold Dore. Lakehurit, 36-39—75 Paul Moran, Hollywood, 30-39—78 Vlto Qaeln, Bamm Hollow, 31-42—76 LENI LENAPE BUTCH'S CAR WASH Joe L.in^ttji, Jackprit r.oir, :i!l-.1N — 7fi SATURDAY EVENINGS SPECIAL GROUP RATES Dan Goldlne, Asbury Park. 40-41—81 SPORTSMEN'S Hnd FjiinBdon, Man/llnpnn, 41-il—82 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD.. RED BANK I'HO- AMATKl'lt i FOR — CHURCHIS — SCHOOLS — CLU1S. ETC. Lanzella-Oeo. Coulflon, 34-.12—66 CLUB 9:00 — 11:30 P.M. (Acron from A&P) Moran • Joe Cruz, 36-31—67 Gaetla • Don Kaufmann, 33-3t—07 MIDDLETOWN DIAL #74 - 2000 INFORMATION Dore - Dick Sambol, 34-33—67 RED BANK REGISTER Shore Friday, October 11, 1963—13 Freehold Freehold Entries the Gridiron Conference Trackman's P*n Of. pk Muet tUM mSktfc ttK*-4UM Pu* CUM OJ 1 fade By COLONEL EARL H. (JRED) BLAIK Nester Heads Fleming 1-1 iflmlWjLL VU 1/1 ••• H DU1 4-1 BPUIJTUSUU jT^BI 'VK^VZ The fullbacks' fullback, Jim Grisham of Oklahoma, Football Selections Levlcb M Seatiael Direct Howard t\ Tennis Club Zendt 5-1 Game of Ounce Farriagtoa 5-1 says his bothersome shoulder was helped by a lady A DIVISION SudjlMMj. Muntz (-1 Betheten S«wttS 1-1 W L Pts. EAST KEANSBURG — Steve HUdndDbMt Pierce 8 Wonder Cutle Levleh osteopath aged 70. Some years ago, I read about a 1 i 8-1 8-1 Long Branch (1-0) .2 1.000 Nester was recently elected pres- Sou Song Sheeby, Sr. 8-1 Speedy Ace Hnebech 8-1 lady of 80 with a less co-operative attitude toward ident of the Monmouth Tennis I Rebel Und Peter Brick Two. (M) ..2 1.000 Ricky Brooner } Rebel Star Tele 10-1 Speelil melody Mil 10-1 Club, Port Monmouth Rd. Jim Dean Roblortn football and its injuries. "Such a shock and prostration Red Bank (1-1) 1 1.000 Mighty Bert SeconS d Race-4800 Pace CIgg $800 Maret $1000 m Seventh Rsce-tlHO Pace Clau B-2 1 mile to the nervous system," said she. "Not that I am Lakewood (2-0) ... 1 1.000 Other officers are Alan Mac- 2 Palmer Reed Caih TMhtBTMthtyBert t St M 2 Amiable Maupln M .500 Donald, Port Monmouth, vice Story against physical culture, but it should be reasonable. Middletown (1-1) ... 1 Toma Sue I Mln Afton Thomas 4-1 Meadow Blue Scbmlgtl 4-1 Neptune <1-1) 1 .500 president; Donald Kelleher, Bel Miss Do Mori I Sw«nee 5-1 8-1 Zendt S Frederick Direct Thomai If one has not a gymnasium, let him saw wood for Freehold Reg. (0-2) 0 2 0 .000 ford, treasurer, and Mrs. Thomas 3 Day Abbot 8 Southern Senator MunU 5-1 S Imogene Hayes Bookmyer S-l 1 Kennedy, Middletown, secretary. 1 Ricky Bronner Wagner (-1 C Town Byrd Howard S-l widows and old maids an hour a day." A noble chore, Toms River (0-2) .0 2 0 .000 BervaMo .000 The club will celebrate its 50th 9 Willie Potempkln Grundy t-1 7 Rice Queen Mand S-l no doubt Speaking of chores; Manasquan (0-2) . 0 2 0 Nock's Frosty anniversary at its annual trophy I Roland Duke McGovern 8-1 4MU#ChWMoken Farrington 8-1 TOMORROW'S GAMES 4 Symphony Whlikcn 4 Palmer Reed Cash 10-1 8 Captain Defender AbbatleUo 8-1 SOUTHWEST Toms River at Red Bank dinner-dance to be held Oct. 26 Saul at Beacon Hill Country Club. Bonny Rainbow Third Race-$8«0 Trot CIg $1580 Mare* $2000 m Eighth Race-4800 Pace Cond n/w $1500 'Bi m OKLAJJDMA at TEXAS. Against Southern Cal., Middletown at Neptune Joe Velvet Long Branch at Lakewood 5 4 Toma 8M Howard J-I 4 Symphony Blue Chip Riddlck M Sooners looked like Little Green Bay. OKLAHOMA. King Volo SMkiltoMore Hiteman 4-1 2 Locket Queen ChappeU 4-1 Freehold at Manasquan Brown's Hall Named NAVY at SOUTHERN METHODIST. (Tonight) Game of Chanc* 1 Day Abbot AbbatteUo 5-1 5 Dock Peanut GaorgJo 5-1 B DIVISION Ivy Back of Week Rhythm KM iMr.^tmGiM^tG . Farrlngton 5-1 5KemalCobb Nichols 5-1 You may fire when ready, Staubach. NAVY. \ W L T Pts. 6 Speedy Ace M nnnra *#• Storch $-1 1 Brad Yatei McDonald S-l Monm'h Ret. (2-0) 2 0 0 1.000 NEW YORK (AP) — Bob Hall, 5 June Tune 8 Count Frost NorrU S-l ARKANSAS at BAYLOR. No healthy soothsayer Dalsey (-1 Pt Pleasart («>) .2 0 1.000 substitute quarterback for Brown, Amiable 7UK*yY«tes Copeland 8-1 8 Princess Mollle G. 8-1 could resist the temptation to pick this upset BAYLOR. has been designated as the Ivy Meadow Blaze . I WUiby ROM Prlsco 10-1 7 Peggy Woollen Robinson 10-1 Rumson-F/H. (1-0) 1 0 1.000 7 Frederick Direct STANFORD at RICE. Wise to stay with the Owl. Wall Twri. (1-1) _ 1 1 .500 League's Back of the Week fo his play in the Bruins' 12-7 l Princess Mollle G. Fourth Race—$800 Pace 2 year old 1 mile Ninth Race-41200 Para Class C-l 1 mile RICE. Keyport'(1-1) 1 1 .500 IBwvaldo Evllslzor S-l 3 Betty Gold Wagner S-I umph over Yale in last Satur- Symphony Bine Chip Central Reg. (1-1) .1 1 .500 8 Locket Queen 5 Knock's Frosty Thomas 4-1 4 Homestretch D1U 4-1 TEXAS CHRISTIAN at TEXAS TECH. Good fel .000 day's football game. It 1 Quick .Reflection Rarltan Twp. (0-2) 0 2 Abballello 5-1 2 Prince Majesty Long 5-1 lows a dime a dozen to the Fellowship of the Frog. Mataw'n Reg. (0-2) 0 2 .000 Brown's first conference victor} Crafty K. 2 Homestretch Rouge Dill 5-1 5 Flashy Coast Copeland 5-1 South'n Reg. (0-2) 0 2 .000 in three years. Flashy Coast 8 Faith Adios Zofrea S-l 1 Crafty K. Abbarlello S-l TEXAS CHRISTIAN. In the triumph, Hall completec 9 Little Babetta 8 Symphony WIskers 8-1 S Little Babetta Bookmyer TOMORROW'S GAMES Riddlck S-l HOUSTON at TEXAS A & M. Coaches Bill Yeo- 10 of 24 passes for 91 yards 7Roya1Sar Long 8-1 8 Pat Keymar Custls 8-1 Keyport at Monmouth Reg. Parker Man 4 Senator Chuck 10-1 7 Misdemeanor Farrington 10-1 man and Hank Foldberg are two of my old Army stars. Southern Reg. at Raritan Twp. and added 55 yards running. Blllle M's Dream Dalsey 10 Laura Hill Hoping for a tie. TEXAS A & M. Rumson at Wall Twp. The sophomore played becausi Fifth Race-4800 Pace CIg $800 Mares $1000 m Tenth R«ce-$1000 Pace Cond n/w $2500 'SJ m Jim Dunda, Brown's regula I Avagar Catherine G. Abbatlello S-l Matawan Reg. at Pt. Pleasant 8 F. S. G. Story 3-1 CINCINNATI at TULSA. Riding with the Hurri- quarterback was out with a leg BEST BET: gSoloUte Bookmyer 4-1 3 Fair Tomorrow OTHERS Norrls 4-1 cane. TULSA. R. B. Catholic (1-0) injury. PARKER MAN, 10th Race 1 King Volo Howard 5-1 2 Blllle M*s Dream Abbatlello 5-1 B Joe Velvet AbbatteUo 5-1 7 Laura Hill Copeland S-l WEST TEXAS STATE at ARIZONA STATE. A Mater Del (0-2) 2 Bunny Rainbow Muntz S-l Shore Reg. (2-0) 5 Hill View Pat Dill S-l salute to coach Joe Kerbel's Buffaloes, and a ballot 7 Michael Dee Zendt S-l S Timely Lady S-l Asbury Park (l-l) 4 Amosion's Richie Bailard 8-1 Camden 4 Parker Man Marriner 8-1 for ARIZONA STATE. TOMORROW'S GAMES 8 Earl EUdngton Molnar 10-1 I Scott's Signet DeMore 10-1 TEXAS WESTERN at ARIZONA. Miners not easy. Mater Del at Holy Cross (River An uneasy vote for ARIZONA. side) SAWDUST PARTY Asbury Park at Union WEST Upper Freehold Twp. at Shore (BRING YOUR WIFE) Monmouth County Bowling Reg. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA at NOTRE DAME. SUNDAY'S GAMES BED BANK BUSINESSMEN'S lay Suozzo 178.2 'iman Lupine .... 6 133 4 By superior passing and outside speed. SOUTH* BOWLING LEAGUE ry JaoVson 1T7.13 High qame — Pat Ambrosia 257. Seton Han Prep at R. B. Catho- Stan Savage 1J7.T Hgh Series — pat Ambrosia 622. •al's Barber Shop —...11 Pete Petros 176,6 ERNCAL. lic TUES.. OCT. 15 - 7:30 P.M. Hlgn Team dame — John Daniel's John Daniel's Men'e Shop 11 Dr. Morgan P. 175.14 Stephen J. Gross, Bits. 10 John Mazza 178.T High T«am Series — Lov« Laos MICHIGAN STATE at MICHIGAN. Although drill! Construction Co. _.1O Pete DeOeronimo 175 Grate's Beverages ._, 9 Joe Rosall _. 175 Low Climt — Holman Lupine 82. Leonidas Daughertys' Spartans number less than Xiove Line Tuxedos ~ •& Tony Savage ._ 174» 33d Annual THE Marx Bros. — 9 Mario Tomalno 174 9 OOMMUN1TV OBDBCn LEAOCE 300, MICHIGAN STATE. Bed Bank Booting 8 Pat Barone 1748 Ball Tavern * Hank Bvcra . 174,8 Elm_ Lues PURDUE at WISCONSIN. Badgers proved IWroaa Electrlo J Dennle Arnone 174.3 W Hunt Meet Airport Inn •' Amory Osborn 173.14 3on|:re«atlon Boa! Israel J ...12 class against inspired Irish. WISCONSIN. ONLY TOOL Circle Chevrolet •« Bud Bardshaw 173.7 fengregatlon Bnal Israel 1 ....10 Propeolve Me Ins. Co. 6 10 Joe Hobko — 173.2 Embury Methodist . » Bed Bank Recreation 4 11 Jim Cleary .... 173.1 MINNESOTA at NORTHWESTERN. The Pur- THAT LETS YOU Fred Longcoy Tongregatlon BeUi Shalom Sat. Oct. 19 Walt * Leo's Chevron -3 12 172.10 ted Bank Methodist 1 ... S 7 12 Nell Oettls ple Gang bags its limit of Gophers. NORTH- I kO Sunoco _~i ' 3 172.8 ted Bank BapUat 7 8 MIDDLETOWN — A natural Ave. Mike Arnone _. 172.T t. Thomas Episcopal COMPLETE THE JOB. 189.13 Jack Uecht 172.5 •llgTlm Baptist WESTERN. amphitheater framed by wooded Bob Wood Ray Pearce .. Bob' HembllDg1 802 171, ia ed Bank Preibyterlan 1 hillsides in autumn coloring will Harold Young 171.6 Chrltt Church llethodlst 1 _ ILLINOIS at OHIO STATE. The Robot of High John Burns Pat Rlocl ..... Ned Sickles .. 170.11 again be the scene of this year's Bob Worden 170.T umson Presbyterian 1 ^_ 10 Street, also known as Dr. Hayes's Frankenstein, Jioe Shulman Sonny Acerra m 33d annual steeplechase' spectac- Floyd Schlalone 170.8 t. James g Ed Buonano 170.2 [orimoulh Retormel Ttmplt .8 Fat Ambrosia Paul Albrecht strikes again. OHIO STATE. ular sponsored by the Monmouth lies Btevens _ 170.1 :ed Bank Prtibyltrlan 2 _..8 world's most versatile Monroe Marx 169.1! County Hunt Racing Association. fees Jones —- Vlto Oaeta tumion Presbyterian 2 s INDIANA at IOWA. Hawkeyes stare down the RADIAL ARM SAW Bill Rupy 169.1 hrewtbury Prejbyterlan 2 __ i Scheduled for Saturday, Oct. Jonn Hayes Larry Lotlto 168.11 ed Bank Methodist 1 . 7 Biy Sycamores. IOWA. •mil Oell Gene DIFedele ..... 14 108.5 Batontown Preibyterlan 2 6 19, the sporting fixture will be loo Tomalnp Don McCue _»»_- 12 167.11 hrewsbury Presbyterian 1 _._7 AIR FORCE at NEBRASKA. Huskers won't Harry Grcefiwood Don Holdrldge — .....15 167.12 latontown Methodist _.. 6 staged on the Woodland Farm Ilike Forrlgno Joe Madusky .—__ .....J2 167.3 atonlown Pretbyterlan 1 _...6 estate of Mr. and Mrs. Amory SAWSMITH Armand Crupl 18 Mike Toacano __. 5 167.2 3hrist Church Methodist 2 3 lose through October. NEBRASKA. Blacky Rufflnl M9.7 Rocco Falotloo me L. Haskell now with exclu*tv* ADD-A-TOOi ] Henry Canonlco 14 1M.7 UNITED MONDAY NIOIIT KANSAS STATE at MISSOURI. K. State Wild- Phil Hanclni ....IB 166.1' The unequalled setting, with its Start with imnrra, the r»- Dick Joyce 12 166.11 FUssas Pontlae „ -. u cat pares his claws too short MISSOURI. flaming foliage backdrop, is con- dial arm saw that performi Tom Toone —.15 169.8 rack's Inn . io SHOKMin i* 5 basic tools SAFE BUI Harney 16J.H unrlae Dairy , a IOWA STATE at KANSAS. Sayers has the last sidered by racing enthusiasts in oMunlt— acompleU ill basic woodworking oper- Cll(( A-pplegate .. 165.6 anUeid Movers . s unique in that the various courses multi-purpose horn* wonV ations ... givei professional Lou Calarco .. 165.6 la«hstadt's Tavern o say. KANSAS. WINTE* Rudy Fischer 155.6 Top Hat Cleaners J over which the leading hunt meet- »hop. accuracy with 7-ipeed wlec- Phil Bretz _ 165.4 IHte Cleaners .. 7 OKLAHOMA STATE at COLORADO. Crow- SHOPSMITH UXes no mow room wan tor. Increase the venatilitjr of STORAGE Ken Hurley . 164.9 Woodchoppera .«« ing contenders compete is in full Howard Gage .15 164.3 (Iddletoim Oen. Tire _._ 6Vi view of the spectators a bicycle, yet h« big capteftir d»- your thop with ADD-A- Alex Renio — 12 163.6 Grand Plaza Pizxa -. A dermen can top Big Eight's second division. signed to handle the largest type of TOOLs! Handle every 'hop (OR YOUK MOTOR Lou DeChlchlo 15 163.4 Jouraux Plbf & Htng A When the Woodland Farm gates wirk. If* * Saw, a DUc SndK. • Bin Mlnery .14 162.9 Mar-Mat 3 COLORADO. operation from a tingle power Vmmrm atBx tm** Lathe, a Drill Press and a Horizontal ducket Joe Flammla 162.1 SOO CLUB: Walt Fink 227, Jo» Mar- swing open to the public at H unit and a tingle viand. Joe Calver 161.65 chettl 211, Oeorge Marchettl 210, Jamei HARDIN-SIMMONS at WICHITA. Shockers Drill, with ample capacity for twy •*» •• to Edgar Allen 160.13 Wernett 20«, Tim Whitman 206, Slggy a.m. fans will be waiting to as- Bob Fischer iob. JOINTW . .. (dot comMtam i 160.* fuw 202, BUI BenAlck 201, Malcolm thrill coach Marcellino Huerta. WICHITA. semble at their favorite spots on Jointer comttnstion. 4' cat U' Ralph White 160.3 Baker 200. hillsides which, as race time ap- George Kovslesky 158.5 SOUTH SHOPSMITH it oxnplrt....S teats la 1. BAHOSAW^, . ados «fK4.«M «sMM. fVINRUDE SALES & SERVICE Frank Incoplno 159.4 KEANSBUBO proaches, will be taken over by Nothlm man *,bsy. lod»d« Wills tkrort, •• tttfo aj eZ Joe BeocellaU 158.9 LJSAODB 1% H£ motor. >£«1 dunf*, tench Joe locloero 153.1 Pti. GEORGIA TECH at TENNESSEE. Robert Lee picnic groups. Some of the activ- sod mttst nut MMy (rip. KIT UNOtt... klwWk «H nriM iWdlMown Lanes Pro Shop «Iwrtoirtil wnttii WSTTJ I" tsMa. Walter Dohrn 1M.1 ities providing the country-fair EAST TtMtt John Galatro _. 156.2 ted Bank Roofing Dodd, Tennessee alumnus, again proves The Hill nur- MINT SMArttCOIIrKSipi... Ml I BOATMAN'S SHOP Jack Klnney ... 155 Mlddletodletom Lane* — atmosphere prevailing' include Clidtd Fl yiw flntih Hw 1* »H> psftl Mtml Aubrey Dell 'Ono 153.1. Consolidated Fuels .... tured a "viper" in its bosom. GEORGIA TECH. [•cqwrettlsla. Chick Fortes 152.1 ' jonard's Meat Mkt pony rides for children, a lunch- 5 TOOLS IN ONE 24 Wharf Ave. Red BankNewton Beron 151.2 Buok smith's . FLORIDA at ALABAMA. Tide close to being eon for farmers and landowners 143.3 American Lumber Saw, Hinder, lathe, horliontol The only different radial am Howard Kull Deuce. High Bear Bryant's best. ALABAMA. and martial music played by the Tony Prlvltera 148 tflddletown Lanes Pro Shop drill press, vertical drill prats. taw on Ike market. 741-5780 Ralph Pugllai 143.12 Bin* Smith's Hamilton Township Band. Middletom Lanes LOUISIANA STATE at MIAMI (Tonight.) Swamp -jonard's Meat Mkt. Operating for the benefit of Red Bank Rooting Tiger breaks up party at Gus and George's. LOUISI- many local charities, the hunt SEE POWER TOOLS IN ACTION Deuces High American Lumber ANA STATE. meeting's program of five races Consolidated Fuels includes a variety of thrilling HAVE FUN LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS. «K) Serlei: Fred Brlen M2. GEORGIA at CLEMSON. Uncle Frank Howard re- 220 Games: BTed Brlen 239, 247: J. events which annually draw the BoTla Vtl, Fred Turner 226, Qme jects Athenian culture. CLEMSON. leading contenders for honors in Hohensteln 22S, BUI Williams 225, BUI MoCabe 224. TULANE at MISSISSIPPI STATE. Bulldogs the brush, hurdle, and timber • FREE REFRESHMENTS divisions of the Eastern metro- 8DNDAT NIOHT QUEEN'S KWGS showed tenacity against Florida & Tennessee. MIS- MIXED LEAOCE politan and hunt racing circuits. W 1. UanlErsjso Construction Co. 10 5 SISSIPPI STATE. Highlighting the meet are the • DOOR PRIZES Bayshore Chrysler Plymouth Team 8 . NORTH CAROLINA at MARYLAND. Frank Nu- twin-featured Monmouth County itlantle Supply Company .-8 7 Hunt Cup, a three-mile test over II 4 W SalM 8 T gent, the Voice of the Turtle, is heard again in the Step til and a*t your Hektti •arty. On spat* h .tlantlc Highlands R«c. 8 7 stiff fences, ; FAMOU Twin Oak Dairy B 7 land. MARYLAND. County Gold Stx H» Shoptmlrh and Sawunirh in action, ran by «• •ip*rt> Ttun 9 «—«_ .7 8 Atlantic Vsndlnx 7 8 N. C. STATE at SOUTH CAROLINA. Earle Ed- event over brush barriers. Keantburr Middletown Bank ..a 9 'rank"« CMy Service « 9 wards' Wildcats an early season surprise. N. C. STATE. Rounding out the racing card riefdlng's Plurnblnr*Htatln|r 5 10 will be a " GENERAL 300 Club — Zlg Furce 205. V. M. I. at VIRGINIA. Virginia coach Bill Elias, the hurdle course and two flat MAT-KET WEDNESDAY N1TE LADIES LEAGUE who sounds like a prophet, can make me sound like races on the turf course. Post time for the Mavesink, & six- Uat-Key JUcreaUon 10 one. VIRGINIA. MUD.SNOW Wha]» Afsncy t furlong sprint which opens the American Slaixr » WEST VIRGINIA at WILLIAM & MARY. Moun- Shore Point Bno 7 schedule of racing, has been set (oott Farms 7 taineers trade worthless beads to Indians for toma- for 2:30 p.m. Applluuss Repairs 6 Ttajn *T 6 ' H, BaJirtnbura; 4 -. WEST VIRGINIA. _-^ra #10 J Buying or selling? Use the Frmncea Xicavatlns; 1 EAST Register Classified for quick re- TIRES ARMY at PENN STATE. Nittany Lion strong- sults,—Advertisement. Freehold Results er than anticipated. PENN STATE. 1—Pice Cond 1M T 2:08,2 OK 1:09 CORNELL at HARVARD. Big Red lays the Carnllnlui (Marriner) 19.00 5.80 4.40 Qalvln Road (EvtUlsor) 3.20 2.80 Wood to Dr. Pusey's Hessians. CORNELL. Yankee Pick (Huen) 3.40 Alls: Dault Jane, Helene, Skipper VILLANOVA at BOSTON COLLEGE. Wild- Tail. Babe Bohemia, Tyion Volo. J—Pice Cond 1M T 2:10.1 Off 2:32 cats lethargic after New England breakfast of Peg O Vic mn4fio iM iv HAVE muio BuyA smr WITHOUT A WP Helping the FetmBf w MIGHT By ALFRED SUEINWOLD 41,000MCMSH,' Editor's Note—In'niany county Family and VkWre'n's Service You can say. what you • like municipalities, it is CornmunUy vh.ere- Jim ' aha Mary, through .bout girls, but you must admit THE HANDS Appeal and United F^nd time. lank discussion- and- trained hey have more generous hearts South dealer The Register, as a public service guidance, were better able to un- than men. And this goes lor Both sides vulnerable is carrying a'series of .articles on derstand themselves and their ;pades, diamonds and clubs too. NORTH the work carried on-by many, of iroblem. • • • • ust by way of proof, I want to * K J 10 6 3 the agencies which receive fund Jim' discovered that his dom- ;how an act of generosity per- Tim are just two of Mary , accused Jim , o^ being mariy persons who come through It looked like a hopeless situ- slothfuli and unkempt, whereas :he doors "of the Family and graciously and discarded a dia- ation, and that's just when most Jim was upset over the dom- Children's Serviee of Monmouth male bridge players would get mond from dummy. ineering manner with which County. Their, concern may be peevish and perhaps snarl at an "You're a nice man," she said. Mary treated their children. He •pponent. Not Mrs. Medford. She an aged parent, a handicapped "You didn't double me, so you felt that.he had.no say "'in tear- :randpa.rent, the lieed for a tem- imiled sweetly at the opponents can have this trick." ing his boys and that whatever he and gave them a trick they didn't porary foster home for a child, You won't believe this, but said was countermanded by an unmarried mother. The have coming to them. West wasn't grateful. He had On- Mary. The children . resented Preparation agency's trained " caseworkers ly hearts and clubs left. No mat- their father because of his weak help, people to help, themselves. Any hostess knows that you ter what he returned, Mrs. Med- attitude and lack of interest in don't give things away without ford could discard dummy's last their activities.' '"..'. putting a clean tablecloth on the hand. Then dummy was good for A friepd' finally, suggested THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK able and setting out the silver- the rest of the tricks. ware. You have to get things "Don't do me any favors,' Answer: Bid' four "" spades. Whether the second player, pass- Saturday's Comics THIS IS THE RWT THEm 'J WAS aZZY—faCH FOR THE ready. So Mrs. Medford led .a West growled,' as Mrs. Medford PAY, MA3DR NE1M FIRST VMEINMUFE-7HQNKS rump to dummy, ruffed a sec- scored game :and rubber. Isn'l es, bids, or douhles you. want to VOU'REARKHAWN/ TO USELESS ISLE OF DOSS." ond heart, cashed the ace of clubs that just like a man? jump to game in spades. Will Appear In and ruffed a low club in dummy. DAILY QUESTION For Sheinwold's 36-page book- The next step was to ruff dum Partner opens with: one spade, let; "A Pocket Guide to. Bridge," nay's last heart and lead the and the next player passes. You send 50c to Bridge Book,' Red Monday's Register queen of clubs from the south hold: Spades—K J 10 6 3. Hearts Bank Register, Box 3318, .Grand land. West covered with the —K 8 4. Diamonds—7 6 3 2, Central Station, New York 17, king, and Mrs. Medford smiled Clubs—5. What do you say? N. Y. ' ' " ' MARK TRAIL By ED DODD NUBBIN By JIM BURISETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW HI.ftAWJ.B5tf/] RMAU-YflSU Our offices ivill.be closed on'Monday, October T4^~ WHATONJ ,/ -THAT JAM NO VOPCRVOUiJ WTOR-fHAN ANY in observance of Columbus Day. '*'' ^Hoivetief^'ite will provide service.m. an emergency,. if • •'" in-whichcase please telephone,. • >, ••• • • '; us .**.'. WX-5T00 or 291-2424 POGO By WALT KELLY FOOTBALL! Only the " MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST THANK YOU ASBURY Vm)L SraMYP|||§ TOf REyiHT ERRORS, WE. KEEP TAPE-REC0RDING5 OF All VEKVMUCH! Ytf-JANm mffl It AVAILABLE MODEL A5516NMENT5 MADE AT2!~"aire.-uss", MX.TNAIN? BY PHONE! GOOD'.-MiD HER COSTUME WILL gives you complete ' v 'J^£Su. Til NAY BACK BE PROVIDED 7HEKT THE ONE YOU INQUIRED 1 1 r 'ABOUT. scholastic and college •:--W:^: tootball results !^^^L^^^4 EVERY SUNDAY!^ • >:#?^S!^y RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA r OH-1 BUT, HE's WAITIN6! " THE MOMENT YOU TURN fl .HOPE VOUU- EXCUSE^ PONY HE'S A UTTLE HARMLESS YOUR HEAD THE OTHER US. WE JUSYcAKff X MINP. HOIU BEGSIKJO WE COULD WAY—HE BREAK HI/A OF H&SJUST TOLERAte, BUT- STEALS// THB HABIT. BE&SltiG. ASBURY RIRK EVENING PRESS ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE Gives you Alex Webster's ;-; WAS ADM1RIN' IF YER 5TAY MUCH LONGER : CLOCK—IS IT AN YER'LL FINP OUT FOR YERSELr; (Star of the N. Y. Football Giants) • ,.. ••• •; --k . EIGHT-RAy?H WON'T YER7 views and recap :;'->..'-%^vj-f. of Giant games r^S^ •T\. EVERY MONDAY! ^lli AUTOtftntUOB i&y, October li, 1963 BED BANK BEGISTER ANNOUNCBIENT3 LOOT AND FOUND TRAVEL-ITtANIPWtTATMN TRAVEL . TRANSPORTATION AUTOS ft TRUCKS AND FOUND an — IMW E2M1. Jtoder WXWTXD—Womia cooJn* Item KM CVIYROIXT BBKULOKULOt — On* TX fi^J*>Btioo tktp (4 ttWi AUTOS * TRUCKS AUTOS ft TOUCKS t»e ntom to Vonnootir Const? iburj: to tiie Um. Call Uf. nur, ndud . . HjViaaatlHjiiViaV a c xt at uri uttt «*r u>4 H- I FOUND — FcmeJe collie, Mwfeertet, Uloou Bank. Red Bank, lo ism 4«if 0rt turn work-, Htcry. b'Sir dt *o»4ltltK«K . JviUW tru I * H anm UMMtm. IMSUuriUjr, Ceil flop, 8rM|« *-v , lo Port Ho». t Maurice Schwartr * S«mi PUBLIC NOTICES mouth, at <:M ».m. Call itt-lMl. IMTro — »lx cylinder, call tit»r IX>BT — C*t. ICeJe. black with wtatti AUrOMOTIYI Ml W. rrdnt Bt. Red Bant 74T-CT«T I mmrkinn. Gold collar, leun. la Tic TRAMBPORTATION TO FIXJIUDAT - I Unity of Llncrofl School lait Sunday In you uvuuj trouble with not drlnk- ' FORD — Radio and beater, two- RED BANK I Generous reward. Child heartbroker nt? Write: ALCOHOLICS AUONI- Wanted, reaponatble driver to take ear AUTOS * TRUCKS 1N» WHITB CADILIAC — ConTertlblt. Cali after a p.m. 1 Call STl-Oltt. g. P.O. Box is Red Sank. N.J. to Delrty Beuh. MJ.1118. Red and white leather upholatery. All T4M573 BXBOUTrVK CAR "we* Call 660-JM2. ltai Valiant coDVtrtlbli. Ttali wai tbe 1M7 CHEVROLET BLUE CONVBRT- AUTO IMPORTS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS * TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS bou' wife's car. It li light blui with a KM CHEVROLET — Two-door, fair IBLJC _ aood condition. One owner. matctllni lnlorlor and all th» equlpmtnt condHlon. M0O 5500, 284-4122. you would giw your wlft U you ware CADILLACS boil. She only drov« It 3,700 mllea be- CHEVROLET 1958 PAHBL TRUCK - Authorized Dealers for «3 Sedan DeVllle J5690 fore ahe lot her 'M. For a rial buy 19J8 STUDE^AKIER BILVERHAWK — 4 ton 1250. Good running condition. Standard V-8. Overdrive. Bicellent con- Sell T87-W4. • 60 Sedan DeVllle „ _ 2988 •top In today. dition. 18M HARLEY DAVIDSON HUM- Triumph • Volvo • Peugeot • Renault 69 Coupe DeVllle 2688 MER motorcycle. 6og-7B14 1B57 VOLKSWAGEN -*»««"«. •»•: 59 Hardtop Sedan - 2188 ALL NEW Mauric* Schwartz & Som chanlcal condition. I91-9141, after « 58 Sedan DeVUIe _.._ - 1185 Ml W. Front Bt. Red Bank MT-0787 1957 FORD SKYL1NER - Need, eome p.m., all day weekend* 57 Convertible .._ _ 1088 worli No reasonable olter retuied. Call ANNOUNCES ITS ANNUAL | OLDSMOB1LEB VOLKSWAGEN — INT. In perfect con- 482-3955. 1957 PLYMOUTH — Hardtop, two-door, 83 Holiday Coupe, new 3200 dition. Take a ride and make an offer. V* IK C.,. - S3 Station Wagon SAVE 1S00 Applebrook Real Kitase Agency 1980 MERCEDES BBNZ - Cray four- door eedan. Bucket leaU. J1.4S0. Call 63 F-S5 Sedan ...- 2685 MM Hwy. 3D, Ulddletown / MO T-D 1952 Kibulll enflne. New , 61 E88 Hardtop Sedan 2188 (71-2300 564-7894. upholatery, jood top, J6JS. Phone after BUICK 1964 FORD — 1958. Country eedan, •J*'10" Ml VAUANT — Whke >t»tlon waion. I p.m. 291-1604. . 59 Hardtop Coupe 1185 waron. Six cylinder overdrive. Radio, Four-door. Automatic button ihlft. Top RENAULT »»UO3C0T FORD "ondltlon. (1100 871-0355 (Oak Hill. heater One owner. Good ihape. I5ZO. 60 Galaxie < Dr. Sedan 1388 Call 842-3879. . .MONMOUTH MOTORS ECONOMY RUN , 61 Fairlane 600 4 Dr. 1285 Uiddletown). Hwy. 35 M2M14 KMontown |PLYMOUTH AUTOS ft TRUCKS 1951 OMC TWO TON VAN. Priced 89 Sports Fury Conv 1188 AUTOS ftTRUCK S reasonable lor nulck «ale. New motor TO BE HELD THIS COMING NOVEMBER 10 60 S Pass. Wagon 1285 BUIGKS job. Call 542-3718 anytime after 7 p.m. | RAMBLER . 59 Super 4 Dr. Sedan 888 1981 VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan. White | TBIRD walla, undercoatlnf. original owner, 61 Hardtop 2568 NOW ON DISPLAY At nood condition. M200. 741-1425. TEST DRIVE THE 1960 RAMBLER ctlltom four-door »e- BOB WHITE BUICK dan, light blue, two eetl tire", radio, heater, $750. 5f2-4201. EXCLUSIVELY MrFADDIN ALL MODELS AVAILABLE TORD RANCH WAGON — 1956. auto- 1964 RENAULT matic T-BIrd V-8, excellent condition, CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE power tteerlnc, new Uree. 4<2-0SM. FOR ALL "Anxious to Grow — 1968 RILBY — 1.5 Litre lour-door sedan, leather upholstery. MG enilne, By PleMlng You" BOB WHITE BUICK with automatic transmission power and 25 mllee per gallon. Excel- BROADWAY AT «th AVE. 1 ent aa station car or onen road. MG LONG BRANCH 222-1234 JUST SOUTH OF RED BANK AIRPORT ,.arts laferchangeable. J685. Call eve- TRIUMPHS VOLVOS nings. 741-0108^ 1957 VOLKSWAGEN — Fine running condition, like new lnilde and out. Call 872-0559. 1J57 VOLKSWAGEN I J650 «71-]433 U56 CHEVROLET — Pour-door hard- PEUGEOTS RENAULTS YOU CAN top Power eteerlng, braker windowe. Radio, heater, perfect condition. Belt olfet, 747-9052. (More Classified Ads On The Next Page AndSee'THEV.I.P.V'OnUs! GRAND PRIZES AUTOS & TRUCKS EXPLORE You can be our guelt *t the Meyfair Theatre, now ihowing 1ST THREE PLACE AWARDS FOR EACH "Th» V. I. P.'i" itarrinj Elizabeth T«ylor and Richard BurJon, THE WORLD OVER . . . juit by teit driving ihe incomparable '44 Renault. BASED ON MILES PER GALLON. Special Offering 4 SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE BEST DEALS RENAULT AUTOMATIC COSTS $1635 P. 0. E.... 63 CHEVROLET ON USED CARS . . . $361 le»» than any other automatic on the market • FREE ENTRY RENAULTS START FROM CORVAIR MONZA BUT CIRCLE CHEVROLET $95.00 $45.95 $1495 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION FULLY EQUIPPED • FREE AMOCO GAS OFFERS THE BEST DOWN A MONTH 4.SPEED—40 H.P. WHITE WALLS AND, • FREE REFRESHMENTS W|RE WHEELS MONMOUTH MOTORS SHOW ROOM FLOOR Monraouth County'i Only Exclusive Renmlt ft Peujteot Dealer Over $400 In Prizes SAVINGS Hwy. 35 & Kre-mer Ave., Eafontown, 542-2414 NEWNESS Fill in coupon below for advanced entry and ON ALL USED CARS! Bob White complete details. No obligation. SET YOUR SAILS FOR , COUPON „, THE HOUSE OF Buick MAIL TO SHREWSBURY AVE. OK USED CARS! RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS, INC. NEW SHREWSBURY 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED RANK, N. J. ENTRANT EVEN COLUMBUS Me CAR thy ADDRESS Make and1 Model - WAS LOOKING FOR BIG BARGAINS! CHEVROLET/* Year Phone R.B.R. WHY DON'T YOU JOIN IN ON OUR BIG DISCOVER THE BEST IN IMPORTED USED CARS COME ON OUT AND JOIN THE FUN! REDUCED COLUMBUS-DAY SALE FOR •»******•*•••***•*•****•*•**•*•••**•*•*•******; BIG SAVINGS QUICK SALE! THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1962 AUSTIN HEALEY $1395 Sprit* Roadster, blue, rtdio, heater, wire wheeli. •"63IMPAU "Sport Coupe 1964 MODELS FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO V-S, Loaded FALCON I960 MGA ROADSTER $1295 $2485 y Black/red, wire wheeli. *63 MOM PICKUP FAIRLANE CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 1959 TR-3 ROADSTER $1195 $1599 Blue. '63 CORVAIR MONZA THUNDERBIRD 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK 1959 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE $995 COUPE Four-Speed Transmission Lincoln CONTINENTAL Roadster, red. $1995 COMET \\ 1953 MG TD ROADSTER $795 *'63 IMPALA CONV. n (Volvo engine) $2595 GALAXIE 1950 MG TD ROADSTER—yellow $650 '57 RENAULT'DAUPHIN* • MERCURY ACTION $195 IS THE WORD FOR THE EXCITING CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. ' LOW MILES «* f •lany Others To Chose From I Only Quality Imported Automobiles 13S 1st Ave., All. Highland-. DON'T MISS 'EM • (One llhrk .\,,rn, „( it, :, OLDSMOBILE for 1964 Newman Springs Rd. 741-4500 Red Bank 291-1101 • Opu, '(il s p.m ^ FORD ^ -•—- DEALER 3-WAY GUARANTEE WHY HUNT t SHOP at this TWO-YEAR PROTECTION FURTHER? "63 FORD Convertible FOM., P.St. 2850 SIGN "63 MERCURY 9P. Colony Park, MOM., P.St. 3 195 of '63 FORD Galaxie Sport H.T., FOM., P.St.9 2494 5 BAG A '60 CONTINENTAL 4D, H.T., Air Cond. 2295. "63 FORD Fairlane "500" 2D, FOM., P.St. 2095. SEE THEM TODAY. . .DRIVE THEM TODAY Dependability '62 FORD Galaxie 2D, H.T., FOM, P.St. 1795. So* fhera oufttanding '63 1750. FALCON 4D, Sedan, FOM. BARGAIN * Vfd can thit wtktnd "62 1595. BUY THEM TODAY . . .AT FORD Galaxie 4D, FOM., P.St. '61 1495. SPECIAL — . SPECIAL SPECIAL — '62 FORD Convertible, FOM., P.St. 1495. "62 FALCON Deluxe 4D, S. W. FOM. 1350. '62 CADILLAC '62 PONTIAC '60 RAMBLER '62 FALCON Deluxe 4D, FOM 1295. '62 COMET 2D Sedan 1250. Convertible. Original Bonneville 2-dr. HT. American 2-dr. x 7,000 milei. A real Station Wagon. '60 FALCON 2D FOM. Full power, all white creempuff. Priced Standard transmission. '61 FORD 9P. C'try Squire S.W., FOM., P.St. 1250 Economy special. Black to »ell et with leather blue interior. "61 FORD 6cyl 4D Ranch Wagon FOM. 11910955. beauty, very clean. FORD Fairlane 2D, FOM. "61 1050. FORD Galaxie 4D, FOM., P.St. $2495 $995 '59 MERCURY^Convertible, MOM., P.St. 995. I '59 FORD G'l'xie 2D, 4D Hd.Tp., FOM., P.St. 895. '57 LINCOLN P'miere 4D, Hd.Tp., Full Pow. 695. BUY NOW SAVE NOW '58 MERCURY 9P. Sta. Wag., MOM., P.St. 650. '58 FORD Fairlane "500" 2D, Hd.Tp., FOM., 595. — SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL "57 FORD C'try Squire S.W., FOM. 495. '60 RENAULT '56 MERCURY 4D S. W., MOM., P.St. 450. '58 VOLKSWAGEN MERCURY Monterey 4D, MOM '61 FALCON '55 295. Dauphine 4-dr. I Sedan. Two-door, Four-door, automatic. "THE SHORE'S LARGEST OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC DEALER" Radio, heater. Radio, heater. Black, ipecial. OLDSMOBILE- $695 $1095 $895 CADILLAC 741-6000 AGENCIES 747.4545 COMPANY SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Since 1904 — MONMOUTH A MAPLE, RED BANK RUSSELL 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-0910 RED BANK SHREWSBURY AVE. AUTOS * TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER ; : 'riday, October 11, 1963—17 POCKET MAKERS TRAINKS • Introducing ... TOED ' JBM&&r Pocket natter, «t. will train tyA «- 1 of U&lni 4xnm ittitns an4 puttlflf up we tvertehcetf iloclt settle ovtruor to! AUTO MECHANICS FIELD !... storm windows? At PWJWN'B you eu APAKTMENI3 M. i. make pcofcets on ctiMrcni coiu and get iJJL • itifntmiw] cocabtojiton storm earoo»U. SJ»RJB COAT OO INC., n Any miimee wiw J>* unemployed and 1 d screen wlnsowi tor oqfjr six (of Maurie* Schwartz & Sent iv MM I. Brldn Mt., Bed Bank. (Eisner woulwoud Jlite tyg Ub tr»in«d la toil trade FANTABULOUS 'BUDGETEER vno ROOMS jrtnuoRKSD — *u uu TJUVEUJ CARAVAN DKWXX—WOO, Build lrt(j. fboull apply it tles Inducted. On first floor. Privt 141 W. Front Bt. Bed Binfc 74T-O78I7 Completely furnished Including 40H0 Not UM« ... Not Distressed , . , But a Cmtom Dulfntd PROWN/S ntranea. 3224M* illvertop aluminum awning and 30x10 REGISTERED NUR6E — 3 p.m. - 11 N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT Thra* Room Grouping 18W CA*JOJNA PONTIAC — Whit, aluminum screened In porch. Iron steps, f.m. Five-da; week. Excellent wages. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7600 •ONG BRANCH—New three-bedroom all extras. Owner won car. ahum windows, 275 ral. fuel tank, Write B.K.. Box Oil, Red Bank, N. J. •tried . . . Priced . . . Budgeted ANTIQUES — Belling out. Four drawer partment, science kitchen, large y»r«. 7x9 storage shed, and many other SERVICE t nt I r COOK — Part-time, to prepare and For Beginners chest, 112. Pine bookcase, W; china earl"! y!!'«.' 1188. 5K681-6743{.. °.* extras. Trailer Is In excellent condition, serve dinner, 4-8 p.m. five-day week , 600 BUMMBRFIEL.D AVE, closet {12. Four Hitchcock chairs and 1962 FORD —.Ranch, waioo, black six will sacrifice. o31-359> and after 6, ASBURY PARK lota more. This weekend 1 until 9. cylinder root rusk, whitewalls. radio, 771-U78. including, weekends. Car necessary. 747- 3 Complete Rooms of THREE ROOH9 — Furnished. UtlUtlw. heater. Asking- 11,600. 741-2808. 5958 after 4 p.m. NO FSB CHAIIGED THIS 'N' THAT SHOP, Rt M. Colts Parklnx. Adults. No pets. Phone- 741- BRAND NEW FURNITURE Neck. 9888, after S p.m. or weekends. 1061 C*WLLAC — Model «2. Black. 1956 TRAVELO — 8x45. Two bedrooms, MATURE WOMAN — To care for baby =.EAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Full' Four-door. Fully equipped. Air condl. washer. Completely furnished. See to and light housework, two to thret .Ime. Excellent opportunity for aggres- for only $295. POOL — 24' across, 4' deep. With appreciate.' 787-4934. hair days a week. 741-2694. sive retired man or younff man Inter- filter, (40 chlorine, ladder, vacuum, 'HREE-ROOM — Furnished apart- Honing One owner. 12850. 842-2800. etc. 747-0133. tnent. Private bath. 139 South Bridge WOMAN OF CHARACTER ested in a career In real estate. For Pay only $3 weekly .ve., Red Bank. 1960, EOUR-DOOH and 19M baratoi appointment call Qeorie V. Illmeniee, THREE PIECE 8ECTIONAL •— *25. Lartjn, automatic V-8'i, good cond WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE Thiir Is a genuine opportunity for an lealtor. 462-3172. • 10 Piece Living Room Group lion. 812-3189. Intelligent and ambitious woman to • S Piece Bedroom, Modern Two chairs plus slipcovers, $15 tach. THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APART- Increase her Income substantially AMBITIOUS MAN • 5 Piece Dinette Dining room table with leaf, (20. 671- HENT—An exceptional apartment, alt I960 CADILLAC SPECIAL SUDAN TOM'S FORD INC. through dignified part-time employment Would you like to supplement your plus 3467. brand new. Convenient to stores, Air conditioning' Power. Call 8(2-3294 with, flexible hours. Must have good income by working In Monmouth A GuartQteed Family Siza ELECTRIC IRONER — J25. MAYTAO lurches, etc. All utilities Included. between 6-7 p.m. W» PAY CASH TOR USED CARS personality and appearance. It selected County two evenings and Saturday 01 135 per month. No children or pets. •0 Main SL 568-1500 Matawan you wlh be given thorough training, REFRIGERATOR washer, needs repair, }10. Old Forge, 185$ .CADILLAC — Air conditioner, an equivalent 15 hours a week? ) Victorian sink. Desk, book-case, antique. /1111am B. Girrlion Annex, 22 E. (100 yda frotil llatawan RB Station) guidance and assistance from a Mar- you have some experience In worklnl 872-1466: 'ront St.. Red Bank. 741-0104. all extras. 30.000 miles. Excellent con- hal] Field-owned International cor- with Church. School or Club work and Only at dition. $878. 747-3660. w> ration. Phone 531-4492 evenings equivalent of a High School education WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGE :Vi ROOM UNFURNISHED APART- through Sunday for interview appoint- or better and are tntereatod, phone JENT— Private garage. 107 Francis 1956 FOUR-DOOR MERCURY — BOATS AND ACCESSORIES With deep well. Good condition. Chrome iburg. 787-1216. Bound body. One. owner. 1400. ment. 531-4492 evenings through Sunday (or kitchen set. Both reasonable. 7(1-7(55. Keansbi Interview appointment FIELD'S 871-2M7 . 1-11 East front Street. Keyport LONG BRANCH — Furnished apirt- MATURE WOMAN — Neat, pleasant, RUMMAGE BALE — 19 Church St., ment. Three rooms and bath. Com* 1951 CHEVROLET V, TON PICKUP Rumson Yacht Basin ambitious. To work full time as counter CAR WASHERS — Pull or part time. Ooen Dally 9-6 Fair Haven. October 14-19. To benefit pletely private, Csntrajly located. New tins. Very good condition. 46; nelp In new restaurant. Call 747-9806, Good salary. Apply in peran, MID- 264-8020 Sons and Daushters of Ltbetry, #22. 222-5608 or 631-0778. 2485, PRESENTS DLETOWN CAR WASH, Hwy. 36. *£Id Thursdays and Fridays 'til 9 DEPENDABLE WOMAN—to care for dlctown. 'WIN GABLES APARTMENTS — 3t ISM CHEVROLET BKL AIR — Two two boys. Ages 4 and 5. Monday-Fri- MERCHANDISE WANTED door hardtop* power packed Vt8, day. Must have own transportation. SALESMAN — Experience In sizing ilverslde Aye., Red Bank, on river- standard tranamlsiion, top condition, Call 542-3597. and selling1 pumpi. Will consider INSTRUCTION FOR SALE 'ront. Four rooms unfurnished, 1225 $425. Call 222-4867 after « pmi VIKINS "36" trainee background. NYC Hudson WANTJtU month. Five-room dental office. MOTHER'S HELPER — Weekends and County area, to $7,200 plus expenses, U8ED ORIENTAL RUGS PONITAC — IMS hardtop two-doo part-time during week. Must have own ompany car. BARB EMPIADYMBNT, ELECTRONICS TRAINING HAMMOND CHIHK3B AND PERSIAN sedan, good condition. Asking X25C ON DISPLAY transportation to Red Bank. Write FRIEDMAN GALLERIES TOUR ROOMS — Furnlihtd* With Call 642-2502 alter 6 p.m. _^ "B.o." Box 511, Red Bank. g Branch. Bt ORGAN STUDIO 174-3143 Evenings 222-7482 tlliUes and heat, adulti. 1859.PLYMOUTH tour-door udan. A. Also Used Boat, for Sale' PART-TIME WORK — With full-time Monmouth Radio OF ASBURY PARE 3LD ELECTRIC TRAINS madeprlor pay. Three evenings per week. Dem- HELP WANTED-Male - Female o 1940. Lionel, Ives. American Flyer. FURNISHED THREE ROOMS — All you looking for real good transports' USED ORGANS utilities private entrance, Available Oc- tlon? This four-door sedan has auto, Among Many Others onstrating new products. No delivery Electronics Institute Phone 741-1999 after 5 P.. iber 1. Call 6(2-0549. matte and power- steering and Is i or collecting. 147-0319. Magnus Organ Jf 45.00 clean, one owner car. Stop In toda' TELEPHONE SALES Attend one night a week. Audlon Organ _. 6E "" LD HOUSE SHUTTERS — Picture DUPLEX—Unfurnished four rooms, ga- «nd drive It.- PRACTICAL NURBE3 — To care for Pay as you learn. Conn Spinet Organ ft Bench 45( rames. Washbowl and pitcher, etc. age and cellar. Ideal for professional 36' '63 Viking Demonstrator, elderly male patient and wire. Modern You can earn a substantial weekly Approved by N. J. Dept. of Education. Hallet tc Davis rrlte 117 Main St.. Port Monmouth. leople. Excellent neighborhood. 246 one floor home with ail conveniences. Income making calls from your desk 814 Cookman Ave., Aabury Park. Console Piano (new) . - SOO.OO rVfaurice Schwartz & Sons Willing 4o hire two nurses to provide In- our office. Full or part-time. Choose v — Used. Upright or smaller, Spring St., Red Bank. 222-2514. fully equipped*; ' ' , 1 South of R.'It. Station 774-0303. party. Call 741-8285 after t Ml W. Front Bt. Red Bank 747-071 full week care. Salary open. Call 741- your own hours between 8:30 a.m. and Open Dally Till » — Saturday Till 5:30 XiNQ BRANCH — Two bedroom apart. M' Peterson twin screw v- ,.9 8,500 7851. , '• ;. 9:30 p.m. Call 747-5754 for appointment COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. nenu, furnished, all utilities and heat VOLKSWAGEN — 1863. Two-door . «7" Auxiliary SaMooat .»U,OO0 .nd interview. MOTEL MANAGERS 775-9300 ANTlQUKa - Paintings. N. lupplled. Available September 1—June dan. Like new. Only 6,500 miles. Cal Vt Matthews with flying bridge CASHIER. — Part-time, nights only. . J100 monthly. 229-1553. 666-4637. ,' • sedan 411,900 Fringe benefits. Apply Cosmetic De- UDWAKDS EMPLOYMENT AOJflNCY- NEEDED WORE MASTER — Combination snow Estates purchased and appraised. 747' plow, lawn mower and cultivator, good 2003. The Hudson Shop Inc., 511 Pacemaker _..,.„, ...... ^16,000 partment, Atlantic Buperam,a, Shrews- ttxecutlve-sales-Offlce-Domestlc Lroad St.. Shrewsbury. LBROY APARTMENTS — 1> Leroy J863 BUICK INVICTA — Four-doo: rioerilan smlarer Sailboat Jt 0,300 bury Ave:, .Shrewsbury. Sincerity and ability wltb high etmci . Men — Women — Couples condition, J75. Call 264-3844 after 6 p.m., PI., Red Bank. Three room*. T4M0W station wagon. Power steering, powe: Chrl» Craft _..* 8,500 60 Broad St. 747-0877 Red Bank We train you. Write Eastern Career all day weekends. LD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, ir 747-5368. brakes, whltewalls. Radio. Multl aaftei OIRL WANTED — To do', housework. Schools, "B.P.", Box 511, Red Bank. glassware, art objects and brlc-l-brac, ObnrCratt i_^.:...! 4 4,900 Three days per week. Own transporta- BAIUJ EMPLOYMENT AQJCNC* GARDEN TRACTOR — With lulky, 'HREE ROOM APARTMENT — Fur- group. .8,000 ' miles. $3400.- T47-4820 ' Auxiliary sloop, BHerglast, two cylinder, three speed, attachment*, Immedlata casb for uvUiing and every, tion, 669-6643.; qualified Personnel For Quality Orders PIANO INSTRUCTION ilBhed or unfurnished. All utilities In- 1055 CHEVROLET — Two-door sedan built S 3,500 310 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 lall after 6, 542-1345. thing. RuscU'a, 20 slut Front St.. luded. 787-1314. . Good condition, S275. IS' Jersey Bpesd Skiff. 125 b.p. « 1,000 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES 741-1693. 741-0234. WANTED — Apply In, person, SHORE Experienced Teacher ACCORDIONS — New and uied. 120 'WO APARTMENTS — Five room! POINT INN Hwy 35 and Holmdel B&M. Reasonable, two year guarantee. nil bath, three rooms and hath. Heat 1054 BUICK—*175. Good condition. 195: FINANCING ARRANGED Rd.. Hazlet. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS Freehold Mu«!o - Center. 83 South fit nd hot water. Call 284-6818 or W4-496S. Oldsmoblle, JJSft. 671-2718 after 5:K 747-4521 402-4730. PETS & LIVESTOCK p.m. ' ' ' FIRST ST. RUMSON HOUSEKEEPER — For family. Own Call 747-1376 'HREE-ROOM APARTMENT-Oarage, (201) 8(2-2300 apartment. Phone. - EARN $170 A WEEK AND UP IF YOU lONTENTS OF HOMES — GOOD heat -and hot water supplied. 801 Broad- ARE 18 AND OVER — You may r ITANDARD POODLE PUPPY — Fe- 1955 THUNDBRBIRD CONVERTIBLE BE WISE — WINTERIZE 747-3355. ALUES —. Come In and browse. nale, black, champion lineage, S50. way, Long Branch. 940 4538. Btick shirk In top condition. Call 842- quality for immediate field training as Oak china closet C19, Victorian wash- 171-1356. 1660. Your outboard motor. Complete facili- ACS EMPLOiMENT AOENOV. heavy equipment operator or mechanic stand (6.50. packing trunk $7.50, show- UNFURNISHED three rooms and bath. ties for testing, winterizing, storing HELP WANTED-MALE Jtivery order & applicant our specialty In highway and construction, one of case $39.50, large tapestries $19.50, PUGS Upstairs apartment. Apply after i 1955 PLYMOUTH — Kadlo and heate any make. BOAT, SKI, A SCOOTER U Broad St. Ked Bank 747-3494 America's fastest growing Industries. :hree-plece maple sun parlor set $29,60. 'AWN AKC registered ).m. 56 Washington st, Red Bank. Good transportation. $100. Call 264- CENTER, 75 White St., Red Bank. No previous experience or special edu- Call 264-3092 after 8:30 p.m. 2208 after 5 p.m. 741-1124. Authorized Mercury Dealer. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN LICENSED SALES PEOPLE p China, glassware. bric-a-brac. RUS- RED BANK'S FINEST For part time or full time work. Cal cation needed. Men in this field are 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. UCC MINIATURE POODLES Deluxe beautiful four and live room DWYJCRS CROWN USED OARS—Hwy 1958 MERCURY OUTBOARD -i- Mark Wa are one of the Mlddletown area's SHOREWAY REAI/rr, 264-7010. earning exceptional weekly Wages. You most successful - builders .and devel- *rill learn on bulldozers, cranes, motor WE CUV AND SELL anything and Reasonable :arden apartments. Modern kltcben. 3a Mlddletowh, 671-9844. (Opposlti 75 electric starting with controls, }125 opers. Our salesmen have the oppor- everything. Give the Highest prices. Moser. 229-1720 Spacious rooms and closets. Quiet en- "Two Ouys.") Foreign. Domestic. or best offer. 872-0669. graders, self-propelled scrapers and 'ironment. Two vear lease. tunity constantly to make high earn- SITUATIONS WANTED, Female other man-sized equipment now used Call William Le« Furniture, Inc.. Hwy. EAGLE PUPPIES FOR SALE — 1962 WHITE CADILLAC — Convert 22' ULRICHSEN cabin sea skiff. Head, ings. We will train you for an exciting by industry. Complete 220-hour course. 35, Middletown 741-3213. Open ave- Heady to go. Call after S p.m. MADISON GARDENS ible, excellent condition. outrlggera. Chrysler Ace. Call career" In sales. Opportunity for ad- DO YOU NEED A PART TIME TYP- National, original, school of heavy nlngs till 0 p.m. 132 Bouth Bt. 741-7833 (N.J.) 747-4272 222-0525- vancement to management position. IST OR STBNOORAPHERT Have office equipment 1B not a correspondence HREE ROOMS — Furnished or un- Phone for appointment. have time, will tyoe. Can take short- school. It's government approved and .ABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES— furnished. 161 Pavilion Ave., Long EXECUTIVE CAR APPLBBROOK AOENCY. REALTORS Slack. Eight weeks. AKC registered. The boas' wife has a '64, we have this YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR hand. Call 741-6338 10-12. or 2-3. budget terms are available. Free job Branch, 222-6734 or S22-S000. 1)50 Highway 35 Mlddletown 671-2300 placement service upon graduation. Inoculated. 842-3668. •63 Plymouth Fury three-seat wagon WINTERIZED, INSURANCE AND RECENT COLLEGE QRADUATE — USED T.V.'S THREE ROOM APARTMENT — For loaded with equipment to sell at a re STORED IN OUR LOCKED VAULTS LEARN THE "BRASS TACKS"-Ot Get full details now on hleh pay and BASSET PUPS — Real beauties. Trl Seeks position. Math and languages Job security. Send name address, age, {29.86City. . 775-8062ACE T.V.. . 09 Hwy 35. Neptunt color and red and white. rent. All utilities. FurnUhed. It Jtari. deal. . v «. . real estate selling. If you are Interest- background, knowledge of office ma- an Ave., Keansburg. VERT LOW RATES INCLUDE ed In a life career In real estate, we chines, typing. Please reply to "B.O.,' ihone number, hours home to "BfR.," COMBINATION SINK AND CABINET— 449-5561 • Maurice Schwartz & Sont can tell you your potential! We need 3ox 511. Red Bank. > long, double drain board and sink. COLTS NECK — Five-room upstaln Box fill, Red Bank. LOVABLE PUPPIES — Beagle and apartment, two bedrooms, garage, all HI W. Front Bt. ' Red Bank 747-07 Tank Testing " Check Water Pump two people now. Call FIRESIDE REAL- Refrigerator Frigldaire and gas stove, Spaniel mixture. Reasonable. Call Flush Motor Check Clutch TY, for appointment. 671-2531. BABYSITTING — 60c per hour. Five four burner .32'" wide. All [or $160. 2914943. utilities, near Coltt Neck Inn. AdulU 1951 PONTIAC •— Four-door sedan, Check Ignition Check Linkage daya a wet'.t. Monday through Friday. MERCHANDISE Call 7B/-3344. Kood condition Check Carburetor Check Propeller STOCKROOM HELP WANTED- J17.60 weekly. 741-7397. 'APPLE GRAY GELDING $150. 842-1208 and 741-3287 Lube Motor Check Forward and FOR SALE JJHUNO TILE SALE — Plain white, Black and white Pinto Gelding, $200, Full time. Apply New Jersey MOTHER WILL BABYSIT — In my 9c so., ft. Acoustio white, 13c sq. ft. 462-2489. FURNISHED APARTMENTS — 160 a 1959 FORD RANCH WAOON — 8U Reverse home. Daytime. 110 Herbert St., Red Cash, carry , at Red Bank * Lumber, 9 month, all utilities supplied. Call 872- Complete Internal "Rust Proofing" Warehouse, 1704 Rt. 35, Oakhurst. Bank. Ul)9, 6:30 p.m. cylinder, four-door. Good condition Wall St., Red Bank. : OODLES-AKC, black and silver mln TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS—Apply KEYS MADE .ature, California bred, excellent pedt Overhauled. ..(885. T41-I571, anyljm MARINE .SUPPLIES HOUSEKEEPING — For gentleman or ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER — HIGHLANDS — Furnished three room*! In person, Nappl Trucking Corp.. Mor- lady. Experienced. Live In. Writ WHAT WOULD you do 11 you lost —ee. 291-0181. Private entrance. »55 plus utilities. 195ft PLYMOUTH TWO-DOOR SKDA Everything tor the Boatman, New Jer- rlstown Rd.. Matawan. your keys? Be sale, get eitra keys. 40 gallon McGraw Edison, $25. 264' Beat covert, paint Job tike new, radii sey's largest marine supply house. 'A.O." Box 511. Red Bank. !O72. • \ WANTED — Now or November. Litte 872-1122 after 5:30 or all Jay weekend*. beater. Excellent condition. (329. Ca: Evlnrude Sales and Service LIFE INSURANCE AGENT—We have ALTERATIONS made In your home o PROWN'S collie puppies. Six weeka old. Bell- -OVELY REMODELED 3«p rooms, and openings • {or. aggressive, full time life EVERGREEN TREES — Many varie- haven preferred. Address particulars, 741-0399. - .': • i THE BOATMAN'8 SHOP mine, 15 years experience, hour o: 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 ties. DIE your own. ll-*3. 747-Br" pedigree to "A.D." Box 5L1 Red Bank. >ath, second floor, 180 a month. Hlxh- 2t Whirl Ave. 741-5780' Red Bank Insurance ealesmen who would like to day rates. Call 671-3027. lands. 872-0888. 1959 FORD four-door standard. double their Income. Our method of BARGAIN BASEMENT FOR LUMBER 305 Oakhlll Rd., Mlddletown. 1959 FORD station wagon, automat!' BABYSITTING In my home, Leonardo, BEAUTIFUL CEDAR DOQ HOUSES— 1 l selling Is time tested and oroven. Al Plywood, pine, molding and general BABY ITEMS — Coach carriage, com- Sizes tor all dogs, KINO'S KENNELS. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Best offers. 741-1636. 14 RUNABOUT — Trailer, 30 h.p. leads furnished. Liberal commissions five days a week, 7:30 to 6. Call 291- remnants. RED BANK LUMBER. 8 plete. (25. Taylor tot walker *6. Teeter Rt. 35, Oakhurst. 631-1637. PLYMOUTH 1960 — Two-door, autc Mercury.. ,»350. dl For appointment call John Lis, Berg 1457. Wall St.. Red Bank. tot rocker, $3. All like new. Large •Associates, 22. -Center St.; • Metuchen BIRDDOG PUPPIES-Reglstered Bng matte transmission, radio, heater. Al INFANT AND CHILD CARE Monda; BEST TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, assortment of baby clothes. $6. 741- OAKHURST - Two bedrooms, living new tires, including snow tires. Anj CRAFT.— Sjpeedboat N. J. LI 8-5700. " .' through Friday. Call 8590. llsh pointers. From top hunting and 18' CORREI BLUB STONE — ECKEL'S TRUCK- acid trial stock. Reasonable. 229-3599. room, kitchen, bath. FurnUhed. Call reasonable offer will be accepted. Cal Mahogany. '. irvsler* ~motor. • In water. YOUNGMAN—To work In business I 741-O002 ING, Moreanvllle, B66-57O7. BOY'S BICYCLE with training wheels. 4M1.0625. 741-4770. tSOO. Call B4Z-3342. downtown- Red'Bank. Liberal .benefits Boy's scooter, large stainless aluminum CHERIBOB KENNELS — AKC coll! hospltallaatlon, paid vacation, 3 a.m. OFFICE CLEANING — Evenings, ex- HOUSE SOLD — Complete contents. puppies, golden and trl-color. Some SATONTOWN — Three large room* 1955 — Panel true DWYER'S CROWN USED CARS—Hwy. perience and references. Hammond organ. Oak bridge set, golf Christmas tree with blue decorations. plus bath. Refrigerator and hut In- Iklnf (250V Wl|l trad 35. Mlddlctowa, .'6T1-9844. ' (Opposite. to 11 a.m. Jlust have .above, average 747-5742. Phone 747-9024. trained. Health and disposition guar< cluded. Very dean. |80 monthly. JJJ. Intelligence able to. type, be-'depend clubs. Reasonable. 542-0535. 9-(. 5-9 ntecd. 671-1862. "Two Guys.") Domestic,''Foreign. MOVING — Must sell lull size dining J205. -< able, have reference. Call 741-1123. TEACHER — Private tutoring In al! LUAN PREFINISHED — 4'x7' real HORSES—Palomino gelding, 16 handi VOL.VO 1W>.. — RedJ ._. Two-doo.... l •64 25', 28' & 31' TROJANS ON DIS- subjects. Primary grades. P.O-. wood paneling. J3.69 per panel. Cash set utility table and cabinet, RCA R — Two-bedroom «partment eeaan. Four soeed transmission, -RadR' i PLAY. Compare these boats before you PAINTERS WANTED — Experlence( 264, Red Bank TV 24", white console sewing machine English or western. Gentle. Jumps Inside and outside work. Call and carry department. Red Bank well. Paint, 16 hands, English or west- with full dining room, oh lecond floor, rieltt>.' qaUies.',,«^-T!13g' '. • :.' buy any new boat, for workmanship, Lumber, 9 Wall St.. Red Bank. mahogany cabinet, decorator fireplace, centrally located. (90 per month, pay ; safety features, price, eto. Wider beam 842-0490 RELIABLE WOMAN - Wishes to taki solid brass andirons, rail and logs ern, Jumps well, gentle. Call 671-9286. your own utilities, ran! SMOLKO TRAJWT TfOUR BOAT IN FOR tor extra stability. Trade now, save care, of children in ber home. Will aLKNUUJKlZlNO EQUIPMENT -• Foi Chairs, mirror, throw rugs, other AGENCY. Real Estate. 398 Mate ft. iualHy value used car. at DWTfER'i SEWING PLANT FOREMAN also board if desired. Call 747-2609. GERMAN SHEPHERD — Female. 1 11 expensive storage and Insurance for rent or sale; freo delivery. South Jer- Items. T47-1726. months old, gentle, friendly. House' Keansburg. Dial 787.91237^ • Jopposite--"TWO Ouya ) Mlddleto*! Experienced In either clothing, or ml!!' WILL HELP OUT with private partlen sey SURGICAL 717-2616. iroken. Reasonable. No papers. 7B7- l"er- USED BOATS tary equipment. Good pay, liberal be ALTENBUR6 PIANO HOUSE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 8tUdlo MOW •THAti 1T0W tutve studied • thi neflts, new factory. BRUCE PROD- dinners or other occasions. Call 74' ATTIC STAIRWAYS — Disappearing, 4850. apartment, furnished, suitable for eon- ADS. , "Hustle to Russell" to Inspecl 21' Owens, very nice 12,650 8881. complete JJ8.95. cash and carry depart- pie, choice location overlooking bay 25" Owens, nice condition 1,880 UCTS, INC., MKl-Monmouth Industrial Rent A Piano $12 ppeer Month n knd buy a top reconditioned Cadillac, Park, off Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — Witt ment. RED BANK LUMBER, 0 Wall • * «»"• reasonable. B\ A. GEHL- Oldsmoblle or other mahs earl 25' Owens, '60, extras, very nice 2,960 St.. Red Bank. 741-5500. Fits In car KNAKE. UASON-HAMLIN. SO MM BE. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 27' Owens, '61, very nice, 542-2266. own transportation. Call 741-8881 CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT 8TKCK HAUS, Real Estate. Hwy 3«, Leonardo. 741-8839. trunk. Near Blue and White Bus Terminal. hardtop, etc. 4,500 EXPERIENCED SHORT O R D E I Cookman &ve, A Main St., Aftbury Pk. APARTMENTS 2B1-O488. 24-Hour Phone Bervlce. 22' Owens 1.295 MOVING, MUST SELL — Household Open dally till U BaL UU 6:30 MOBILE HOMES COOK —" Martini's Diner, Rt. 36, ACCOUNTANT — College graduate, , - 775-9301 And lots of others, free winter storage Keansburg. three years experience semi-senior ac furnishings. Call BPHINGVIEW GARDENS FURNIBHBD A.PARTMENT — Next On display, the all nsw '64 21' Ventnor to St. Joseph's Parish. 380 Maple PI. 1955 ANDERSON 44x8 J200 OR MORE — Per week lntercs countant;' Three years experlenc as TAPE RECORDER — Voice of Music, 263 Spring St. Red Ban! Located; on park Bite In Keansbur Skiff priced below 13,000. slstant .treasurer large firm. Deslret Immediate and future occupanc: Keyport Utilities furnished. Call 139- FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, INC. you? National company. Leads, yearly 10 EACH — Or storm sash _. Stereo. $126. -area. Jus\ move In, can DO financed Donus, fringe benefits. No overnight work a few days week. Write t< icreens. Excellent condition. 56" high. 711-58(5 Large four and five, two-bedrooi: Call Jffir-cury 4-5678. FT. DeNormandte Ave. "B.B.", Box 511, Red Bank. apartments. 20* living room, spacious Fair • Haven 747-3010 traveling. Interested In opening office 747-M24. • Two DAVh. BRUBECK ALBUMS THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Heat, 1962 BUDDY—10x55. Early American In Red Bank area to' cover Monmouth closets, tile bath, modern kitchen. Call cooking gas. refrigerator, stove. TUsj ELDERLY PERSONS BOARDED. Also Columbia laibel, for hl-tl, one neve for appointment* 741*5672. wo-.bedrooms,,. front dinette, Ult-oul 1960 ZOem. 25' HARDTOP SKIFF — County coastal area If I can find a •receive home nursing care. Call 747 ACCORDION-AMPLIFIER played; $3 each. Pink bedroom lami bathroom. Air conditioned. Keaniburg. tvhti' room,' alr-^ondltloner. and wash, '185 Interceptor. Excellent condition. qualified manager. Call 549.8600. 3630 for details. Accordion 120 bass, different tone with shade, $2. Call after 6 p.m. 671' 414-ROOM APARTMENT — With Call 787-1050. • Many extras/ See "Bluo Fish" changes. Excellent condition. Amplifier, ng machine... 787,:22M. 3204. rage. $65. Hot water and electric SEA BRIGHT — Beautiful, new three- NAUVOO MARINA, Sea Bright. 842-1303 METAL POLISHERS like new. Together worth 9970. will sell eluded. Adults. 787-5025. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male both for *500. 787-3733 after 5:30 p.m PERSIAN LAMB COAT — Black, fu room apartment, modernly furnished. AUTOS ft TRUCKS 1961 SEA KINO OUTBOARD MOTOR— Experienced men needed for meta: length, size 16. Good condition. $125 SEA BRIGHT — Two-room furnlshei 25 h. p. Hardly Used. Complete with buffing. Good pay. some overtime. WORKING MAN desires position a! UPRIGHT PIANO Call 741-7651. apartment. Shower. Private entrance tank, hose connections. Perfect con- Phone 747-3084. Best offer. 842.0549. dition. 1169. Call 741-0309. houscboy or chauffeur In exchange foi 787-1151. 30 VOLUMES Encyclopedia Americana, LOVELY MODERN — One-room effl- EXPERIENCED PRESSER — Rumson room and or board. Part-time evening! reasonable. clency. Residential, yet nea? town. and weekends. Write "B.S." Box 611, TRADE IN your Ola rurnicore with n DEAL EXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS '54 Olds $99 IB- ROWBOAT — Cleaners, 31 W. River Rd.. Rumson. 787-3298. Spacloui rooms, ample closets. Sevei M?O242* WOman V"1'"**- MM3M or With motor. $50. 842-0312. Red Bank. , down payment and gtt a new parloi 872-0314. rooms, two baths, emus ventllntlor. Four-Door PART TIME WORK — Preferabl or dining room set at lalo prices. Wll SECTIONAL BOOKCASES — Books, nree large rooms, one bath, amp: EXPERIENCED — REAL ESTATE Ham Left Furniture Inc., Hwy 85. bed, bureau, rug, kitchen table, chain closets, beautiful residential area. Fa. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Four 23 OWENS CABIN CRUISER — 1963 SALESMAN. For new branch orflce In light maintenance or caretaker work other odds and ends. LJncroft-Mlddle' large modern attractive rooms wltb Corvette engine. 185 h.p. Bunks, galley, In Holmdel-Red Bank vicinity. Call Mlddletown. 7*1-3213. open evenings til] ng ocean. Landscaped grounds, Matawan. All replies confidential. We p.m. :own area. 741-5702. oaeld Ave. 531-1360. garage. Good neighborhood. 46M433. etc. Excellent condition. Must sacrlllce. are members of two MLS. Advances M. Scharg, 946.4681. TOM'S FORD 542-4275. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, private DESKS »15 up, FILES $12.60 up, tables, EATONTOWN — New modern apart- given. Cail Mr. Thompson, THOMP- FIRST FLOOR — Two rooms, utllitie, ments. Bedroom, jiving room, kitchen SON &. BARTELL, INC. 747-5600. sale starting October 14 12-4 p.m. chairs, adding machines, typewriters, Private entrance. Newly decorated. 60 Main St. Matawan FINANCIAL 51 W. Front St., Red Bank. office equipment, etc. at bargain prices. 787-9842. and bath. Within walking distance of BUSINESS NOTICES AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER — Line New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. shopping and West Gate of Fort Mon- 566-5750 mechanic piecework, 50-50. Five days BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUFFET AND SERVER — Large size, Rte. 35. Oakhurst 531-3990. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Verj mouth. (105 per month plus uUlltle*. hospltallzatlon benefits. Apply service excellent condition, {15 takes both, nice and clean, modern kitchen. A Security deposit and- leaie required. DEXTER (BY PHILCO) WASHER — Music For All Occasions manager, TOM'S FORD, INC., 60 Main RENT WITH OPTION — Busy con- S42-2625. private, 95 Herbert St., Red Bat*. Other rentaj* available. J. CRAWFORD THE SCEPTRES St., Matawan. 566-1500. ixcellent running condition. 8-lb capa- "60 Dodge $895 Four pltce band fectionery store established 25 years. AGFA SILETTE — 35 mm with 2.8 In :lty. Owner leaving area. $30. Call 741- LOVELY FOUR ROOM — Modoi Call Bob Wation 842-2848 PART-TIME WORK — For retired $100 a month. Call for details. FINLAY terchangeable len. Complete - with 0106, evenings. apartment. Tile bath. On second floor. Two-Door bookkeeper In Keyport. State experience REAL ESTATE. 872-0100. case, flash, and light meter. Like new. For Immediate occupancy. $135 Includes PLEASANT THREE ROOMS - Thlr4 MASON CONTRACTOR — Brick steps, Write "Bookkeeper" P.O. Bux 172 »45. Call 7U-GW. . FULL LENGTH MOUTON LAMB heat and hot water. ROLSTON WATER. loor1 . Ligh-"t housekeeping. Qood loca- garage, patios. Sidewalks. Evenings. Elizabeth. N.J. COAT — Excellent condition. Size 12. 1URY. w W. Front Bt.. Red Bank. Jon. QQuiet buslneai woman. 741-07«. 787-5159. Free estimates. MORTGAGES ORIB, MATCHING BUREAU — Ei- $45. 747-5362. 747-3500. TOM'S FORD KITCHEN TRAINEE — Steady, year )enslve mattress. All like new. Call FOUR ROOMS — Furetahed. with CHARLES HUWER — Mason Con round employment. Please apply !r '87-0140 after 6 p.m. CRIB — With matching dresser. Best MODERN STUDIO-EFFICIENCIES utilities and heat, adults. 60 Main St. Matawan tractor. No lob too small. 747-447S or person, from 2:30 until 4:30. and after quality, excellent condition. On the river In Sea Bright. Ideal fo: 747*763. 7*1-0172. NEED MONEY ? GOOD VALUES — Banjo clock $25, 671-3076 8:30 p.m. No phone calls please. imall maple bookcase $9.50, solid rock business couple. Completely furnlshet 5ONARDO — Two or four-room 566-5750 ,. FOR HIRE — Truck with 12' rack HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, Home Owners and Home Buyers—II maple night table $12.50, bedroom set BINOCULARS — "United 15x65" and with new TV set, air conditioned, till apartment, suitable for teacher or Rt 35, Mlddletown, N.J. you are faced with problems of meeting $59, rock mnplc buffet J39, maple case, like new, $40. 1" Bronze gear bath with glass enclosed tub, refrigera- body dump with driver. By day or monthly payments on your bills, let tor, stove, dishes, pots and pans, alive business couple. 291-1544. •A-day Including weekends. Call 542' RETIRED MAN — To work part or hutch $29.50. 14x22 rue $49. three-niece pump, \i h.p. Wagner motor, S35. 28 us show you how to pay off everything Bayslde Dr., Atlantic Highlands. 291' ware and weekly linen service. A •60 Buiclc $1495 1777. full time doing light malntalnance and you owe. Repay at a rate up to 50'' picnic set $12.50. 1 lore. RUSCIL'S utilities, heat, hot water supplied. 842- kitchen work, year round, pleasant 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. 1463. Convertible: HAVE YOUR SMALLEST OR LARG less each month. Lots of money aval 2898 or 8424281. Highlands EBT construction Job done by expert surroundings. Call for appointment, 747- able Immediately. Call day or night. 1860 ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA LARGE PINE TABLE — Corner cab bullter-contractor. 20 years In Mon- 1556. 774-8900. New condition, year books -to date, lnet, chairs, dishes, camping equip- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, unfurnished MODERN APARTMBNT — And (10O mouth County. Raymond G. Boeckel. 09 Make offer. 946-4271. anytime. ment. Lady's Desk. Miscellaneous. 842- three room apartments; $84 and $109, per month In fine home In return for Sleepy Hollow Rd. 741-2382. SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC MOSIDON MORTGAGE CO .1540. Including utilities. Furnished help around home. Man can have '^9M'5 FORD Good pay. Liberal benefits. New fac- flclency J75. 291-1799 or 747-3916. regular job. Phona 74T-3355. CLEANUP WORK — Yards, cellars, tory. BRUCE PRODUCTS. INC., Mid- WALLPAPER SALE CLEAN STURDY SOFA with cover 60 Main St. Matawan and attics. Alto other cleaning work Monmouth Industrial Park, off Hope BANK RATES $12; double maple bed, spring, clean LARGE THREE-ROOM — Apartmenl done. Light trucking and moving. 787- Rd., New Shrewsbury. 542-2266. IMMEDIATE CASH 50% OFF mattress, $10; maple bureau, $12 Plus bath, all utilities, gas, heat, fur- (More Classified Adi 1856. 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mortgages dressing table with skirt, stool, $10, nished or unfurnished, private entrance. 566--5750 BULLDOZER — Motor trader and Homo. Improvement Loans ... all Lin Gor wallpapers. ' O walnut chest, like new (15; girl's shoe residential. *05. 4B7, Bath Ave., Long On The Next Page NEW HOMES — Additions, alterations, rubber tired scraper trainees. See Debt Consolidation ' — Lowest Rates 1,000 patterns to choose from, roller skates, 4^, used three times, Branch. 229-0108. • '62 Rambler $1295 roofing. Ralph A. Cole, 7U-3305. Es- our advertisement under Instruction $2.0(10 month $16.88 KLARIN'S $8; clean red girl's winter coat, size tablished 1922. entitled "Earn SI70 a Week." S2.50O ' month $21.H 10, $7. Tables of useful Items 5c*$l; HELP - Female HELP WANTEIMVWa - Female CONCRETE WORK — Reasonable. BTOCK BOY WANTED — Part time $3,500 month $29.6< 26 Monmouth St., 747-3838, Red Bank gifts never used. Week of- October 13, Driveways, sidewalks, patios, curbing, nights. Fringe benefits. Apply Cosmetic »5.000 month J42-2C USED ELECTRIC STOVE — Needs except Wednesday, 10-4 and 6-9. Cos TOM'S FORD septic Unks, seepage pits; built to Department, Atlantic Superama PARKER M0RTGAQE Droller element, brut offer. Cal] tume Jewelry. 741-1853. 55 Peters PI. specifications, 787-1856. Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. •41-4343 FO 3-2601 747-2S93 Red Bank. Our' Bonded Personal Representative 1 60 Maip-St, Matawan CARPENTER WORK WANTED—Odd I NEED ADVERTISING HELP — And Will Call At Your Home At Youi PIANOS — Save $100 or more off 3IRLS COATS — Sizes 8-12; boys MEN WOMEN Jobs. Large or small. Garages, breeje counsel about one day per week which Convenience. No Obligation. price, brand new 88-not« console pi- port coats and hand fcnlt sweaters, y\ 566-5750 ways. Alteration*. Call 741-2109. could be Saturday. 774-3256. anos. 10-year guarantee. Come . see, ilzes 10-12. 671-0606. BUTCHER — Clean Job. Attention Homo Owners save. Rent, option to buy, Tenzer's .INED DRAPES — 96" mint brocade, EMPLOYMENT Rarltan Market Music Store, 308 Main St., Lakewooa. like new, two pairs, $8 each;, rose '5^ ,St*de, $99 264-0805 WE CAN COMBINE ALL YOUR cenlc, three pairs, $5 each; . one DEBTS INTO ONE LOW MONTHLY i' f HKlVVKfrfiKS ADDINu machines pair 54" white print. $3; one pair , Two-Door HELP WANTED—FEMALE AUTO PAINTER—Eperlenced. flood PAYMENT, 1ST AND 2ND MORT- Air makes new of used. Guaranteed 54" triple width, orkahe, St Also fifes: pay and many benefits. Steady work GAGES, BUSINESS LOANS. FREE Low as $25 Serpico's l"l Monmoulti cotton reversible rugs, 4'x4', 4'x6r and Apply DICK MATTHEWS. RED BANK CONSULTATION AT YOUR HOME. SL Next to theater. 747-0485. two runners. 27"x60", $15. 747-2077 IBM KEYPUNCH AUTO IMPORTS, 110 Newman Springs TOM'S FORD Rd. »2,ooo -..:...... :....: : $15:67 Per Mo. GIRL'S BICYCLE — Adults $10. Hand PEONY CLUMPS — Each should be OPERATORS *3,000 $23.50 Per Mo, lawn mowers, !5, 50. One 8-60-15 U.S. divided Into three or four new plants 60 Main St. Matawan J5.000 »39.16 Per Mo. Royal Tiro on wheel, $12. Call 872. Best named varieties. Pink and white Must be experlencer Alpha-Numeric. DUE TO EXPANSION Barclay Mortgage Corp. 1112. $1.50 per clump. Red, |2. Foreythla 4:30-12 midnight shift, Red Bank area. ALMOST NEW VERNOIS gas on gas clumps ROc. You dig and take. Bring 56&-5750 Excellent working conditions. Call MR. 157 Broad Street heatinig and cooking stove. FerrecPerfect icon shovel. Cow manure, BOc per your DEPARTMENT STORE & SUPERMARKET OIUNTA. TU 7.6500, DESIGN SERVICE Our firm needs 11 clean cut men, 10 Red Bank, New Jersey Telephone: 741-4700 dltlon. Maytag washing machine, bushel. A. ITJBR DAIRY FuUtM, 1^ CO., INC., 110 Route 10, Whlppany, 36. to work for recently opened fac cheap Call 787-952r mile south or Mlddletown railroad '62 Chevy $2295 N. J. tory branch. Must be neat In appear- station on road to Llncroft. ance. UP TO 40' - Wool atrlDs tor braiding, OPENING SOON IN MIDDLETOWN C&nvertibU SALESLADY — Experienced In han- also custom braiding. SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED - Lawson dling better ladles wear. Write for Inter- INSTRUCTION CALL 671-1370 till TO START 462-3055. style. Good condition. $50. view. All correspondence confidential. 671J2079. Write "A.U." Box 511. Red Bank. FLIGHT INSTRUCTION FULL SIZE BED — Dresser, mirror, NEW BEECHCRAFT MUSKETEER nlRht table and chair $50. Upholstered CLARINET — Thlbouvllle Freres. Like , FULL OR PART TIME HELP WANTED TOM'S FORD BEAUTICIAN — One steady, one week CAR POLISHER — Must have driver's new. 575. Icense. Experienced. Apply RED PRIVATli PILOT'S GROUND SCHOOL chair $10. Two single matressea $5 end. Must be expert. WANNERS OF SHORE AIR SERVICES, 842-2555. each. 291-9447. 222-5150. EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED 60 Main St. Matawan SWITZERLAND, Mlddletown Shopping BANK AUTO IMPORTS, 110 E. New man Springs Rd. 566-5750 Center. COOK-HOUSEKEEPER — Two In fam MATURE — Reliable man with strong • DEPARTMENT MANAGERS lly, live In, nice living quarters. Must sense of responsibility for steady, gen- havo references. Phone 872-1106. eral work. Machine or bindery back '54 Mercury $99 ground helpful. Salary open. 201*1900 AVON SELLS ITSELF — Cbrlstma! • DEPARTMENT MANAGER TRAINEES Hardtop selling starts early with Avon cos. EXPERIENCED ELECTRICAL am mechanical draftsman. Apply In person. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY •netlcs. Part or full time. Valuable • SALES • STOCK • CASHIERS sales territorv now available, call 741- ELECTRO IMPULSE, 208 River St. TOM'S FORD 4343 cr write Mrs. Margaret Gulotte. Red Bank N.J. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! P.O. Box 100. Red Bank. INSTRUCTORS — Guitar, piano, and IN THE FOLLOWING DEPTS. 60 Main St. Matawan WAITRESSES WANTED—Steady year accordian. Fo Information call, 787-6090. 566.5750 round cmnlovment. Must apply In per- APPAREL • ELECTRICAL lon unlj. uu phu.ie taill». HOWARD REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — Adding Machines—'typewriters Furniture Repaired, Keflnlshed Painting and Decorating TOILETRIES JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT. Hwy. 35, Top commissions, If qualified can APPLIANCES liddletown. JEWELRY have draw. BUSCH REALTY CO. 842- ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters Call 747-1212 or 842-3293. 25 Pearl 3. ALLEN MALONE & SON—Paint- • GROCERY DEPT. '61 Falcon $1095 EXPERIENCED single needle opera- 1160. sold, rented, repaired. Serpico's 10"~1 St., Red Bank. Prompt service. ing, decorating^ Interior, exterior. SPORTS • DAIRY CLERKS tors on Ladles' coats. Union shop. Time Carl Wllms. Wagon EXPERIENCED BPRAY PAINTER — Monmouth St., Red Bank. 747-0485. Pape-rhanglng. 747-4827. PETS • FROZEN FOOD and a half over 35 hours. Vacation For production work with overtime. with pay. all paid holidays and bene- Apply In person, ESTEY METAL Auto Body Repair PLANTS CLERKS fits. Top wages. Apply ADAMS PRODUCTS, 1 Catherine St., Red Bunk. Home Improvements Piano—Organ Tuning TOYS TOM'S FORD BROTHERS, 25 South Bridge Ave,. • MEAT WRAPPERS EXPERT PAINTING and body re- HduSEWARES Bed Bank. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- Instruction • APPETIZING DEPT. 60 Main St. Matawan New Jersey's largest real estate broker ing, plumblnc, electric wiring, ma- ACCESSORIES has openings for real estate salesman. Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0305 sonry and painting. For free estimate PATRICIA RYAN • PORTER TELEPHONE SALES Piano - Organ AUTO SERVICE 566-5750 Why settle for any Jot), enter the call 747-1672. 22 Monmouth Blvd., Oceanport 229-4825 • WAXERS ' Experienced Only profession that Is the basis of all Auto and Truck Rental CAMERA wealth - • real estate. No experience WORIUNQ MAN'S contractor—Alter- • SECURITY Call 671-9673 9-9:30 a.m. or 4:30 neceauary. We will train you and offer ent a new car or truck. Low ations, additions, painting, masonry, RECORDS PERSONNEL '60 Plymouth $795 and all those little Jobs. Evenings Roofing, Siding and Insulation to 5:30 p.m. excellent commissions anil opportuni- rates. Maplo Ave., Red Bank 747- LINEN • HARDWARE Four-Door ties with us In real estate. Pull-time 0368. 774-5214. Dally 7 a,m,—10 p.m. 566-1714. men. Cnll now Tor appointment. Ask ALUMINUM SIDING — Installed by COUNTER HELP • LUMBER i^pfySpe?.orp for Robert Snydcr. THE BERG Lawn Mower Repairs aluminum mechanics. GUARANTEED Riverside Ave., Red Bank. AGENCY 671-1000. Building Contractor for 20 years. Free estimates. R. M. HIGGINO - Complete Al- ALL KINDS OF LAWN MOWERS- PROWN'B. 32 Broad St.. Red Bank. INTERVIEWS DAILY TOM'S FORD AMBITIOUS WOMAN -* Full or part- EXPERIENCED BARTENDERS terations • Modern kitchens and baths- Our 38th year In business. 741-7500. time. Earn regular paycheck. 787-0287 Hand and circular saws, sharpened, WANTED — Apply In person, SHORE- Masonry - Carpentry . Painting - No repaired. Free pick up. 2O1-J437. 9:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. — Saturdays 'til 5:30 P.M. 60 Main St. Matawan U a.m. to * p.m. ______POINT INN, Hwy 35 and Holmdel Rd., charge for estimates • 24-Hour service Insulation ft Siding Corp. Certified 774-4404. 566-5750 PART TIME RECEPTIONIST — For Hazlet. Painting m<\ Decorating Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR 5.8407 APPLY IN PERSON TO physician's office. Typing required, BBRVICB MANAGER or Adam Llnimayer 201-0302. lomo evening hours. Please send quali- FOR GROWING AUTHORIZED Ford Electrical Contractor fications to "A.R." Box 511, Red Bank. dealer. Ford experience preferred. LOUIS CASSAN — Painter, decorator OLSON CO., INC.—Roofing, Siding A '58 Rat $99 Good salary, plus commission: five RESIDENTIAL and commercial wir- paperhanser. S3 years experience. 43 Insulation. Installed and guaranteed CLEANING WOMAN — One day per ing. New Installation or repair Chapln Ave. 741-1708 after a p.m. for 10 years. 775-0705—291-0540. week. Good pay. Recommendations re- day week: vacations and hospltallza- TWO GUYS service. Allen Electric. 747-0612. quired. Apply In person, to 20 Chspln tlon benVflts. Call Mr. Thomas E. L. H. HILL — Painter Interior and Ave., Red Bank. Lyttlc, TOM'S FORD. Inc., Matawan. exterior. No Jobs too largo or too Tel. Answering Service ROUTE 35 and TWIN BROOKS AVE. TOM'S FORD 5«6-lS0O. Entertainment small. Very reasonable. Call 747-9630. SALESLADY WANTED — Women's 60 Main St. Matawan and children's wear, lull or part-time. EXPERIENCED BOATYARD ME- Tickets available for latest Broad- OARi, B. JONES — Painting and LET US BE your secretary. No need (Noxt to Howard Johnson's) Some experience prelerred. Apply CHANIC — BANDY HOOK BAY way Shows and Major Sports Events. decorating. Fully Insured. For free to miss calls. 24. hour aniwerlng 566-5750 WBaTMICH'fl, 48 W. Front 8t.. Key- MARINA. Call between > and 4 p.m. 176 Monmouth St., Rid Bank. estimate call 747-3041. service. 741-4700. .MIDDLETOWN, N. J. t 872.1450. HOUSES FOR SALE 18-Frid«y, October 11, 1963 RED BANK BEGISTEB HOUSES FO» SALE HOUSES FOB SAt£ HOUSES FOE SALS BOUSES *«* SALE FINAL SECTION UNDER dONSTRUCTION! /PAKTHENTS SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS, JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR YOU MUST SEE NOW RENTING!! ST. JAMES PAJUSH 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON, N. J Well kept two-story home In good area. 25' living room, family size BRAND NEW - AIR CONDITIONED dining room, small den, three spacipus bedrooms, one-b»th, large 842-0444 kitchen and pantry. Excellent closets. Detached garage. Nice BRIGADOON SOUTH grounds. $19,900. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER MIDDLETOWN, M. J. ' KEYPORT GARDENS 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE LINCROFT — TREES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Four-year<>ld Ranch in excellent condition. Living room with RUMSON. ARE YOU IN THE $13,50O-$15,OOO BRACKET? Taxes xCustom-Built Homes Priced cheerful fireplace, spacious modern eat-in kitchen, three bed- under $200. Painted inside and out. New oil burner, new wiring, With Swim Club—Studio, I- and 2-Bedroom Apartments rooms, li/4 baths, attached two-car garage, full basement with out all schools area, step to bus line, high plot, dry basement, allow- From $23,900 side entrance. Large screened and glassed porch. Hot water heat. ance for new electrical fixtures (your choice). Living room, din- FROM $98. $23,900. ing room, kitchen, dinette, three bedrooms, one bath. Vacant. FEATURING Individually controlled duit-fre* baseboard heating and Ready for your occupancy. • Four and Five Bedroom* • 2'/a Bathi DIRECTION'S: Fromho Ret dwate Banrk includeRt. Furnished in rentd .Model Apt. open Dally LITTLE SILVER GEM 33 north to Rt. 36. Take Rt. 36 and Sun.. NOON TO DARK. Well constructed Ranch. Appealing living room with Tennessee LITTLE SILVER. BIG FAMILY! LOW BUDGET! FIT YOU? • Two-Zone Jaieboard Hot Water Heat south to third traffic light, left Phone 264-8313 itone fireplace, dining room, three bedrooms, step-saver, up-to SPLIT LEVEL. New development. Four (or five) bedrooms, 2>/$ turn 2V4 blocks to model apartment. Exclusive Rental Agent • '/j-Acre Landscaped Lots BROUNELL & KRAMER minute kitchen, basement and two-car garage. Patio with wooded baths. Living room, dining room, kitchen, game room, patio MU 6-1800 view. Hot water heat. First come—first served! $22,000. Value here. Asking $28,500. • Many Other Feature! LOVELY LINCROFT RUMSON. THEY WANTED IT BUT—OLDER COLONIAL. EX- 20 DIFFERENT CUSTOM DESIGNED HOMES APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT CELLENT CONDITION. Walk to public schools. Three (or four) Four-bedroom home boasting spacious living and dining rooms, TO CHOOSE FROM RED BANK — Furnished three rooms THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE t 85 recreation room, screen porch, efficient kitchen, attached garage bedrooms, one bath (space for another). Modern kitchen, new »nd bath. Includes all utilities. 747- THREE-BEIiROOM RANCH $125 Attractive plot with trees. St. Leo's Parish. Asking $18,900. wiring, oil burner, new floors, two-car garage, fine plot. Asking 0*32. THREEBEI>R0OM RANCH $135 $23,750. L-Shaped Ranches • Bi-Level Ranehei NEWI.Y DECORATED FOUR-ROOM FIVE-BEDROOM, TWO STORY $165 APARTMENT — AU utilities. Adults. RUMSON ROAD RANCHER RED BANK. OLDER COLONIAL. ACCESSIBLE LOCATION ON Side To Side Splits • Two Stories No pets. 787-00:0 SHOREWAY On one-acre in good location. 22' living room, cheerful dining BUS LINE! Four bedrooms, two baths, 30-ft. living-dining room LIBERAL CONVENTIONAL FINANCING HIGHLANDS — Three-room furnished room, kitchen with dishwasher, three twin sire bedrooms, two apartment, with bath, all utilities. Call REALTY, INC. with fireplace. Basement (new gas furnace). Two-car garage. 872-9892. 26 Navcsink Ave. tiled baths, paneled 20' family room, two-car garage, reasonable Asking $19,000. Might rent desirable tenant, lease, $150 per month, Custom-Built Homes . . . Realistically Priced ! THREE ROOMS — Furnished. Private Hwy. 35 Holmdel :axes. Asking $31,900. DIRECTIONS: Rte. » iwi* Mlddletown-turn right on Twin Brook! Av«. bath and entrance. Garage. Include! Street before Huward Johnaon'« Reataunnt.) Follow llrni to modsl all utilities. Ideal location. Reasonable (Off Union Ave.) 264-7010 FAIR HAVEN. RIVER OAKS COLONIAL. SMALL! ECONOMICAL! rent. Couple only. 222-4595. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERINGS CHARMING! Not for the large family. Fine area and neighbors. LEONARDO — Four-room house. All 2H KOOMS — All utilities. improvements. Couple preferred. No Living room (fireplace), dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms DEVON BUILDERS, INC. — 671-1760 Call ets Pay own utilities. Bay and Cedar FULL PRICE - $11,500 and bath Attached garage. Excellent condition. Widow liquidating. B4S-3146. Ave.. or call 291-0191. Two-story frame and brick home, three bedrooms, covered patio, $25,400. MIDDLETOWN — Three-room apart- EAST KEANSBURG—Five room bunga- one-car garage, aluminum combination windows and doors, fenced ment. Heat and hoi water supplied. low. Will rent, option to buy. Now va- Call 671-3663 after 6 p.m. and Saturday. cant. Near school, church. €71-1622. yard. Home in excellent condition. Call at once! See it now. RUMSON. FAMILY HOME. LOVELY COLONIAL. ALL SCHOOLS WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY EATONT0WN—Clean, two-room effi LINCROFT — Immaculate eight room AREA, FOUR BEDROOMS, THREE BATHS. Center hall, living clency apartment. Maid service. 520 split level, three bedrooms, VM baths, RANCH — EXCELLENT LOCATION room, dining room, den, library, kitchen, maid's quarters and REALTORS week. Surrey Motel. Rt. 35. 5(2-3233. garage, country vJew. Immedfate oc With approximately two acres of exquisite landscaping and trees bath. Basement, three-car garage. Many extras such as exterior cupancy. 741&5H4 trees and more trees. Science kitchen, fireplace in living room rumpus room, separate "Hobby House" with water, gas, elec 741-0804-22 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK SPLIT LEVEL — 14x20 living room, COMMERCIAL RENTALS four bedrooms, lit baths, 12x17 game two bedrooms and den can be used as a third bedroom, basement, tricity, one-half bath. Acreage with trees and shrubs. Exceptional room, J250 per month, BCHANCK attached garage, central air-conditioner, extra well for garden and Asking $49,900. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE AGENCY, Realtor, 8 Linden PL, Red many extras. Call now. Price — $26,000. OFFICE SPACE Bank. 747-0397. SPACIOUS HOME IN ESTATE AREA - Four bedrooms, two Heat furnished, win redecorate to suit MULTIPLE LISTINGS your requirments. Best location, will THREE-KO0M. HOUSE — Plua closet baths, charming living room with unusual beamed ceiling and subdivide It necessary. Set and com- room, bath, gas heat. Yearly rental. brick fireplace. Large dining room and den. Laundry room. pare. 747-1100. " II 787-6609. WALKER & WALKER Breezeway, two-car garage. New bluestone driveway. Wooded SEA BRIGHT — Nicely furnished two- ONB CAR GARAGE — For rent. At bedroom, two-bath, earage, oil heat, REALTORS ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY 1% acres providing complete privacy. $39,500. 116 Spring St., Red Bank. Call storm windows, TV. A real home. Win- 741-0412. ter rental. Call 747-1659. 661 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. Monmouth County's Oldest Real Eitats Firm BRAND NEW SPLIT LEVEL IN RUMSON — Four bedrooms, three ELBERON — Lovely three-bedroom baths, living room with fireplace, dining room, good sized kitchen, STORE ranch, two baths, den, dining room, 74 1-52 12 199 Broad Street, Red Bank—741-3450 Whits St. — Best location, Redec knotty pine basement. Partially fur- large den, patio. Gold Medallion Home. $25,000. oration completed, email space to nished. Near schools, transportation. 2068 Hwy. 35 and Palmer Ave. Middletown Member ol Multiple Listing Service suit your requirements. 747-1100. 5210. 222-3278 evenings. RED BANK — Two-story house with large living room and dining HIGHLANDS — Furnished bungalow, 6 7 1-3311 NEW LISTING - MIDDLETOWN — THREE-BEDROOM RANCH,room, kitchen with pantry, den. Three bedrooms, excellent closet HOUSES FOR RENT three bedrooms, *S5 plus utilities. 872- Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins Only seven years old, full cellar with large recreation room, 80 space. Basement and garage. $19,900. 1122 after 5:30 or all day weekends. lot with trees, owner leaving area. Asking $16,900. LOOK NOW FURNISHED WINTER. RENTALS, two THREE AND FOUR — BEDROOM SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP to sut bedrooms, J90 to *200. ELLA RANCHES — Split levels, and Coloni- WILTSHIRE AGENCY, Realtors, open als. Ranging from $150 to 5265 per 24-HOUR SERVICE JUST MARRIED — OR GETTING MARRIED ? Look at this foi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE seven days. 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea month In Red Banb area. ROLAND young people, living room paneled in blond mahogany with brick Bright. 842-0004. PIERSON AOENCY. Realtor. 741-7575. fireplace, knotty pine dining room and modern kitchen, two lovely WIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS — F0UR-R0OM HOUSE — Furnished. bedrooms downstairs, one upstairs finished and one unfinished, 23x Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- Central beat. $65 per month. Inquire FURNISHED BOOMS HOUSES FOR SALE STANLEY K. DOWNS HALL BROS. ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency .61 Center Ave., Keansburg. 18' recreation room in cellar, deep lot with good picnic area Oceanport Ave., OceanporL Call or dial UKRY'S FURNISHED ROOMS REALTOR REALTORS 542-35O0 or 542-3501. RED BANK — New three-bedroom, One-room efficiency, reasonable rate. Owner relocating. Asking $17,200. two bath ranch home. Living room 14 E. Highland Ave., Atlantic High- VETS NO $ DOWN COTTAGE — Three rooms, electricity with, dining area, large kitchen, com- la nds. 291-0599. NEED FIVE BEDROOMS IN LITTLE SILVER — With two baths included. S75 a, month. Call pletely air conditioned. $175 per month. FAIR HAVEN - Three-bedroom "Homes of Charm and Value" MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 162-0797 Security deposit and lease required. FURNISHED ROOM — For female, and powder room? 18x19' game room, cellar. One-car garage. Other rentals available. J. CRAWFORD kitchen privileges, scenic view. Atian- home, large living room with fire 741-1017 813 River Rd. Fair Haven RED BANK—Four-bedroom house. Gas, COMPTON. Inc. Established 1922. 332 tic Highlands. 291-2657. place, full dining room, family Lot 100x200. Owner relocating. Asking price $28,500. hot water heat, fireplace, dishwasher. Rt. 36, Beltord. 787-6260. Two baths, two-car garage. Immediate J1CELY FURNISHED ROOM — Singl kitchen. V/2 baths. Large lot Member Multiple Listing Service 741-7686 occupancy. Lease and references re- 'OUR-ROOM — Bungalow, furnished. ir double. One block from. bus. Cal Walk to schools, buses and shop- quired. Call 671-1579. Conveniently located. Ideal for business •47-0398. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RARE IN RUMSON — At thli price. couple or two men to share. Quiet ping. $112 per month pays all to Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury Modern home on a pretty street with LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished, Im- neighborhood. No pets. 872-1866. RED BANK — Large single bed-sll qualified buyer. $13,200. large trees. Three excellent bedrooms. maculate inside and out, five rooms ting room. $15 per week. Private horn TREMENDOUS VALUE! Modern 1 % baths. Den. Living room, dinfnc Including two bedrooms, tile bath, fire- RIVERFRONT RENTALS '41-1578. REDDEN AGENCY room, modern kitchen. B&gement t,nd place garage, $150 a month, lease Four bedrooms, Red Bank, $220. Four FURNISHED ROOM — Private en- VETS NO $ DOWN THOMPSON ranch home, decorated to perfec- attached garage. All In perfect condi- required. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG Bedrooms, Little Silver, 5350. Rumson trance sitting room, kitchen privileges, Realtors — Insurors tion, four bedrooms, two baths. tion. Immediate occupancy. Only J22,- AGENCy.Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Rd., Three bedrooms. $275. ELLEN 8. nquire 43 Peters PI., Red Bank. Little Silver. 741-4500. HAZELTON. Realtor, 13 W. River Rd., NON VET $450 DOWN Living room with picture window. Rumson. &42-3200, FUUNISHED ROOM — All utilities. AGENCY RED BANK — Cape Cod on river. Reasonable. Call NEAT THREE-BEDROOM-Cape CUTE CAPE COD—Silting room, Latest kitchen, wall oven, coun- PARK LIKE SETTING — Giant Otk« three or four bedrooms, den, 3'^ baths, FURNISHED HOUSE — Six rooms 842-3148. Cod home. On quiet residentia kitchen, three bedrooms, sewing ter-top range, breakfast bar, dish- and native holly trees. Better thin washer, dryer, wall-to-wall broadioom. and bath. Country location. Convenient Sincere Service Since 1935 new Fair Haven ranch. Three bed- 747-2647 or 741-6136. to schools and shopping. Adults only. RED BANK — Large modern room street. Living room with wood- 741-0700 room, tile bath, recreation room, washer. Basement. Attached ga- rooms. Private den. 1& baths. Living Call JOSEPH I* CARLONE AGENCY, Gentleman preferred. 55 Rector PI burning fireplace, modern kitch basement. Excellent condition, rage. 4J4% mortgage can be as- room with fireplace. Dining room. UNFURNISHED HOUSE:—On the'river. "41-1420. 741-5254. 81 E. Front St. Red Bank Knotty pine living room, fireplace, pic- en and bath, plaster walls. Cedar Reduced to $16,000. sumed. Asking $20,800. Kitchen with breakfaat urea. Play- ture window, kitchen with builtln bar. THREE BEDROOM RANCH — Oil JINGLE ROOMS — Clean ana comfor- room in basement. Early occupancy. Two bedrooms, tile bath. Plenty of heat, all conveniences, near all trans- able. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen pre- lined closets. Full basement. De- FAIR HAVEN—Exelusivs Asking *23,900. closet space. Docking lacihtleB lor boat portation. 264-5655. 'erred. 92 Wallace. St. 741-5392. tached garage. Approximately LITTLE SILVER RANCH-Living .'RICE CUT $1800! Choice ranch up to 40". Call for appointment 842-1100. MOST POPULAR COLONIAL — In DUPLEX - Two bedrooms, living 'RIVATE BATH. PRIVATE EN $105 per month for qualified buy- jetting, back from the room with fireplace, formal din- home in Little Silver. 22' living Fair Haven. Seven generous rooms SMALL BUNGALOW — Unfurnished, room, dining room, kitchen, bath. 'RANCE — Large closets, quiet, busi er. $14,000. ing room, eat-in kitchen with elec- room, fireplace. Separate dining (three bedrooms) 2% baths. Cozy den. Four rooms and bath. Large attic, Completely redecorated. J85 plus utili- ess gentleman preferred. 842-1934. road; 125 ft. front, 314 Two-car garage. Fully dry basement. tric range, dishwasher. Three room. Electric kitchen, dishwash- s garage. Highlands. 872-1859. ties. FINLAY REAL ESTATE 'URNISHED ROOM for gentleman depth. Nicely land- Fireplace, Lake view. Well designed UNION BEACH — Four-room house, AGENCY, 8H-O10O. 741-3O18. 105 Shrewsbury Ave., Re OLDE SHREWSBURY bedrooms. Large den. Many ex- er, breakfast area. Three twin home in a lovely ajea. Absentee own- unfurnished. Call evenings and week Bank. NO DOWN PAYMENT - For Vet tras. Excellent location. Reduced bedrooms. Family TV room. At- er says sell below evaluation 1 Aiklng ends. 264-7489. scaped, large trees. Ad- $30,000. WANTED TO RENT on this three-bedroom house. Liv- to $24,000. tached garage. '/2 acre well land- FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Three REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ing room with fireplace, dining ditional den and powder scaped—-trees, very convenient. FOX HILL, LITTLE SILVER!—fitately bedrooms, 1H baths, living room, RED BANK — One-room for working JUST LISTED! Transferred own- Reduced to $24,000 firm. Early two-story home with unusual privacy dining room, modern kitchen, screened girl. Call HOUSES FOR SALE room, tile bath, eat-in kitchen, room on ground floor. yet conveniently located. Professional- porch, oil heat, unfurnished, yearly 7(1-7549 full basement with recreation er must sell this sprawling four- possession. See today! y landscaped. Sunny living room with lease, $135 a month. Immediate oc bedroom ranch in establishei fireplace. Dining room. Modern kitch- cupancy. HALL BROS. 741-7686. WE HAVE an overflow of bona fide room and laundry room. Attached Three bedrooms, I Vt en. FOUR bedrooms. 2^4 baths. Gam* prospects looking for two to four bed Short of Cash? Use Our garage. $700 down for qualified neighborhood. Entrance foyer, HISTORIC SHREWSBURY. Cus room in full basement. Porch. Two-car EVERETT—Near Bell Labs. Five-room rooms. Call us for fast action to have baths. Hot water heat. large living room with bookcases tom-built ranch home. Foyer garage. Impeccably maintained. 933,- Colonial house. Immediate occupancy. your homo rented. THE BERG) AOEN LAYAWAY PLAN non vet. Priced beneath FHA ap- and fireplace, formal dinin; 80O asking. Call 141-1229 or 141-1575. CY. RL 35, Middletown. 671-1000. praisal asking $16,900. Open fireplace. $32,500. Broadioom in the living room, MODERN CAPE COD — Four bed TWO OR THREE-BEDROOM apart room, country style kitchen foi fireplace. Paneled library-den HISTORIC OLD SHREWSBURY — Halt rooms, 1*6 baths, game room, base- merit or house. Furnished or un- BERG informal entertaining, two tiler, Dining room. Electric kitchen an acre on quiet street. Seven ysar> ment, large fenced In lot, $160 per furnished. From November 20 to June ON LAKE COMPACT Cape Cod. old home in spotless condition. 32 Uv* month. Call The DOWSTRA AGENCY, 20. Llncroft Miildletown area. 741-5702 Offers Qualified extras. Immediate possession dishwasher, refrigerator. Three Ing room with dining area. Kitchen has Realtors, 81 B. Front St., Red Bank.. WOMAN PENSIONED lo share home Vets No Down Payment APPROXIMATELY Living room, dining room This won't last at $33,400. twin bedrooms, two tiled baths dishwasher and breakfast bar. Thre* 741-8700. with widow. Room and Board. 278 Full basement. Attached garage bedrooms. 1£ baths. 23' den. Laundry RUM.SON — Five-room house, fur- Mechanic St., Red Bank. Cape Cod, living room, dining room ONE ACRE and kitchen, all panelled. RUMSON SPECIAL! Four-bed- room, two-car garage. Patio. High nished. Until May 15. Rent J110. utili- kitchen, two bedrooms, expansion attic Convenient to school, shopping mortgage available. Asking 932,990. ties supplied. Call after 5, 842-0668. FOUR-ROOM — Unfurnished apart- garage, equipped with aluminum POUR BEDROOMS — Living Three bedrooms, expan- room, three-bath new home. Fea- ment. Middletown - Red Bank vicinity. storm sash, washer and refrigerator, Early possession. Unusual at $27,- $95 to $175 Per Month Two adults, no children or pets. Needed immediate possession at closing. room with fireplace, paneled din- sion for fourth bedroom. tures large living room with fire- 500. THE BERG AGENCY by mid March. Please call 671-2829 Only $13,700 at Berg ing room, bright modern kitchen, place, full dining room, large RUMSON — Holy Cross School Rt. 35 MMdMown Rfter 5:30 p.m. and all day weekends. tiled bath, full basement with rec Full cellar. Spacious ma- modern kitchen, 29' game room 'Wide Selection of Choice Area—Modern frame ranch, four 671-1000 •HREE OR FOUR-BEDROOM un- Non Vets $450 Down RUM80N — Six-room house. Desirable furnished house In Eatontown or New reation room. Photographer's hogany panelled game patio. Gold Medallion Home al bedrooms, 254 baths, fireplace, location. Excellent condition. Lease re- Shrewsbury. About November 15. 542- Vets No Down Payment darkroom with all facilities. only $25,000. Hornet" hot air* gas, two-car garage, % quired. $175 per month. GLAZEBROOK 2719 after 5 p.m. Colonial, living room with fireplace, Taxes under $400. Owner trans- room with bar. Work- acre plot. Greatly reduced to AGENCY, Avenue of Two Rivers, Rum- dining room, science kitchen, three Member of Red Bank 741-1017 «on. 842-1700. bedrooms, j# baths and full basement, ferred. Asking $18,500. shop. Very deep lot with $33,900. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — DOLlfl FURNISHED ROOMS Immediate possession at closing. Multiple Listing Service RUMSON — Rustic acre with wa- HOUSE. Furnished. Fireplace, two bed- Only $16,500 at Berg shade trees, s h r u b t. terview. Split level, three bed- rooms, choice hill section, Immediate FURNISHED ROOMS McGOWAN STANLEY K, DOWNS occupancy. $125. F. A. GEHLHAU8. Single and double Non Vets $600 Down $17,200. 741-9100 rooms, den, hot air gas, garage. Real Estate. Hwy 36. Leonardo. Near 872-0360 AGENCY Now offered at $22,500. Blue and White Bus Terminal. 291- FURNISHED ROOMS — One single Vets No Down Payment Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. RUMSON — Interesting frame O4S8. 24-Hour Phone Service. • and one double In private home. Call 3p!lt level, paneled living room, thre MEMBER MULTIPLE REAL ESTATE 741-8698. aedroomi, 1^4 bathi, recreation room, REALTORS Corner" Bergen PI. ranch. Public school area, large UNFURNISHED — Cape Cod, four ;arage, aluminum storm sash, dryer, RED BANK rooms, modern large kitchen, breeze- ALLENMIL ROARDING HOME — 312 efrtgerator, immediate possisslon at LISTING ASSOCIATES double view living room with fire- way. ho( water oil, garage, *175 monlh. River Rd.. Red Bank. Call ilosing. place, two bedrooms, den, full Tri-tevel, five bedrooms, family room. 842-3693 RED BANK 747-3000 Call or write for a REALTORS $275 monlh. Ranch, four rooms, hot Only $19,200 at Berg basement, gas heat, garage. Low- air oil. $165 month. BACHELOR ROOM — Third floor. BBLFOBO SECTION OP MIDDLE- complete brochure FURNISHED; Ranch, tour rooms, hot ^rlvate entrance and bath. 37 Peters Non Vets $950 Down TOWN TOWNSHIP — This house had 127 Oakland St. Red Bank ered to $19,500. sir gas, garage, January to May 1 I., for appointment' call 741-4768." AA Its fourth birthday last week. It has 747-3445 RUMSON — Possibilities for the 1964, $125 month. All leases. DENNIS ROOM AND BOARD — For elderly Monmouth County Office three bedrooms, living room, kitchen LEONARDO — WALL-TO-WAI/L COM- ambitious. Frame dwelling, {our K. BYRNE. Realtor, 8 W. River Rd, person Home cooking Call befora 8 APPRAISED AND APPROVED ind tile bath, with attached garage on FORT — In this older borne with six . Seven Day Service Rumson. 842-1150. p.m. 671-1802. a landscaped corner plot, also combi- fireplaces, plua central heating, pn bedrooms, large enclosed porch, nation storm windows and screens. The beautifully landscaped acres, four bed' THE,BERG AGENCY HOUSES INCLUDE ruches. Iplitfl, Interior was Just redecorated. rooms, and three attic bedrooms. RED BANK — Three bedrooms ample grounds. ASKING $12,000. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS two story colonials. Immediate Occupancy Realistically priced for quick sale. Wi dining room, full basement, com' Realtor have the key. SPLTT — Four bedroomi, Itf bath, Price: U5.0OO pletely remodeled inside and out ¥16,000. You put 10% down and we will DENNIS K. BYRNE do the rest Two blocks from Broad Street "Personalized Service" F. A. Gehlhaus REALTOR-INSUROR TWO STORY COLONIAL — Three bed- J. CRAWFORD COMPTON, Asking $16,000. Can be purchased 671-1000 rooms, one bath. $16,WO. Real Estate for 10% down. 8 West River Rd. Rumson • INC. Phone 842-1150 N. J. Largest Residential RANCH — Three bedroomi, one bath, LITTLE SILVER - Four-bed Real Estate Brokers $15,500. Established 1B2J 291-0488 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 333 Route 36, Belford room older home, in excellent Hours: Daily 9-9 SPLIT LEVEL r- Three bedroomi, 781-6260 Hwy, 38 Leonard batha. * 19,500. (Near Blue A White Bus Termlna condition. Formal dining room, RUMSON'S FINEST — Charming tru» Saturday and Sunday 10-7 24-Hour Phone Service large barn on property. Trans- Colonial, trees, cellar, game- room, li- All exceptional value* with many COUNTRY HOME brary, spacious rooms. Holy Croat Route #35 Middletown extras. Our time li your time. Call ferred owner will sacrifice a' Parish. Immediate occupancy. Unparal- arden State Parkway Exit 11 AND HORSE FARM CHAPEL HILL $17,500. leled value at $55,000. Four bedroomi Attractive two-story, tight-room home with expansion area Tor two more. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, INC. (painted white). Four-bedroom, living Lovely five year-old ranch on tw Distinctive neighborhood! Outstanding 950 Highway 35 Middletown beautiful acre*. Perfect growing famll; THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - Garage, room, dnllng room, kitchen. Nice ma- workshop. Near St. Mary's Church, and HOUSE HUNTING? 671-2300 ple shad* treei. Two-story 30x60 barn, home with four bedrooms, two bath other buildings. 65 acres rich farm and large den. One of our outstandlni all transportation. IH.90O. Will »lr~ ADAMS AGENCY Drive over to Lincroft and in buys at 130,600. You must see this. , rent with option to buy. sped this split level, on largi MARIE COX AGENCY land. Situated on highway. Short drive Realtor tram town u>d ichooti. Only $1,000 CROWELL AGENCY, ReaHoi 3 Howard Ave, New Shrewsbury corner lot. Three bedrooms, liv- Realtor and Insuror per acre. SHOREWAY 711-5098 ing room, dining room, kitchen, . LAMSON, INC. 63 Riverside Ave. . Red Ban Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn RIVER OAKS RANCH large, recently decorated recrea Established. In. Porl*au-peck " area (Realtors) REALTY, INC. lion room. Convenient lo schools o! Oceanport over 35 years, sped 66 W. Vain St. Freehold 741 -4030 Hwy. 35 Holmdel FAIR HAVEN — Four bedrooms, (ull allzlng In residential and waterfront tS'MHIO basement, fireplace. Flagstone patio, buses, shopping and parkway property. Member Shore Multiple (Off Union Ave.) 264-7010 amid 15 holly trees, Dogwood and tall Listing Service. LITTLE STLVEK — Small House on VAN VLIET AG-ENCY, REALTOR Oaks; walking distance to schools Come see for $18,975. FHA ap large lot. Plenty of room to add on. THREE-BEDROOM RANCH IN NEW 98 Commanche Dr., Oceanport SHREWSBURY — Lociled on nicely Call ror appointment. 741-0247. Priced proved. 741-6038. J22-1602 Full cellar, lovely trees. Steam heat. Holmdel — Colta Neck — Middletow at $23,900. Asklns shrubbed property, this home Is In Line Rd., Holmdel—961-4481 excellent condition. Two baths, wall- VETS — NO POWN to-wall carpellnc In living room and CHARMING COTTAGE — On Ntve- NON VETS — $70O DOWN LOOKING FOR A HOUSE? RUMSON — 100' of river front with RANCH WITH RIVER RIGHTS — dining room. ltiK32 patio. Full base- sink River. Beautiful 'view, almost one Hazlet spill level. Seven rooms. 1 lovely view. House has two bedrooms, Ideally located on a quiet dead-end ment Is semi-finished. Two-car attached acre nicely landscaped. Three bed- baths. GarfiKc Carpeting. Drapes. Cits but room to add on. Just reduced lo street. Large living room with fireplace garage. $21,000. J. LESTER RIGBY rooms, tuo baths, two fireplaces, living sewers. Subject to approval. $16,900, If you're staying over, we have fur J16.500. MoALJSTER AGENCY. Heal full dining room, modern kitchen, threi ASSOC, INC., Realtor. 51H Shrews- room with beamed celling, dining room, nished rooms. Winter rates. Estate, 109 E. River Rd., Rumson. 8*2- bedrooms, two baths, full ' basemen bury Ave., New Shrewsbury - 741-7741 one-car detached garage. Asking CASEY'S AGENCY 1894. with cedar closet, garage. Extras I $32,000. THE LOW -AGENCY, Realtor?. FRANK T. MALLOY RAMBLING RUMSON RANCH _ elude wall-to-wall carpeting, dish FINEST LOCATION — RED BANK 638 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4477. BROKER washer, waaher and dryer. Baacmeni We think this Is one or the best buys Located In the estate area ot Rumson MIDDLETOWN — Owner transferred. RUMSON HOTEL on a large plot, attractively landscaped. furred for paneling. Asking $24,900 In Red Bank. Large living room, dining Hwy. 35 Hazlet 261-844 room, kitchen, sun room. Four bed- Eight oom bi-level, (our bedrooms, 10 Waterman Ave. nurr There are four bedrooms. 2',-J baths, THE LOW AGENCY, RealtorH, 63 l',a baths, two car garage, minutes to [tl'M8ON — New home on ded-end spacious living room, full dining room, River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4477. rooms, US baths, don't wait. $30,000. 812-2000 No. 534. TH1UP J. BOWERS & CO., Krade school and junior high. Excel* itreet. Four bedrooms, three full baths. modern kitchen with dishwasher, den VAIL HOMES — Corner bungnlov lent condition. FHA appraisal $21,000. for little more than the cost liirKe recreMlon room. Neighborhood with fireplace, twn-car Bnracr, patio. since 1894. 60 While St., Red Balft. LOVELY KIVE-YEAR OLD COLO Four-room co-operative. Oil heat. Re 741-7200. upgrading /or future development Low taxes. Asking $33,000. The LOW onahle down payment. Call 542-2233 Amazingly priced al S35.IHK). GLAZE ,NIAL on one acre plot (n charmr" AGENCY. Realtors. 636 Rlvor lid., Kalr THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — In Bel- of a summer vacation... wooded area. -3' living room w,u YES JIAAM — We have a nice clean BROOK AOENCY. Ilenllnr, Avenue o Hnvcn. 741-1477. RUMSON — Owner transferred. LarR Cape Cod that can he boucht for ford, attached garage, full basement, Two Rlvern, Rumfion. H42-170(1. flrepiuce, separate family size dining four-bedroom house. One block fro Say farewell to the double expense ol having a summer room, basement, deluxe kitchen, ma CADILLAC HOMES - Reduced 52400. $14,000. Nice nclchborhood, quiet street. Per m<>rlgaS<1 aVa aWt S21.5OO for quick sale. i.'"J0xl8Q Many new grade school. Modern 27xlB kite Extra large detached garage. Steam ii ^ " - home and a winter home. An apartment at Ca rlton jHAItMINU CAPE COD — Ideal ore! liogany paneled (ten, fuur Inrge bed 1 en with ample birch cabinets, built- for children. Three bedrooms, largi rooms, 2',-i tiled baths, full basement extras nml bullt-lm. 671-2716 or 671- heat. Fireplace In living room. Full J13.900 — FAIR HAVEN TWO-STORY— House offers the best of both... and what you save can appliances. 14x21 panelrd don wl basement with bar. Cedar lined closets, living room, sunny kitchen, [ull lias caraj-f. Immaculate Inside £nd out 044 9. flrrplnop. lOOxinn Int. Detached gi In fiirrllrnt condition. Five rooiiu help pay for a winter vacation. Carlton House features menl. Trees. 3 minute^ to Roil Han Priced at {34,000. KLVVOOU A. AIIM Screeila arm storm sasn. Let's no garage enclosed porch. Oarage. Base- CAPE COD, FIVE MINUTES TO RED rage. Storms and screens. 20x20 fla rorget taxes (or 1063 are only $204.30. match the distinction of the address: txceptionally 1450 down pnyment. Monthly pnymei STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 5M Plus atone patio. $25, at 8 p. m. GEORGE REIDY'S ATLANTITHEATRE C the sixteenth and seventeenth of October TONIGHT! Atlantic HIKMIMWIS—Td. Ml-fllW Elizabeth Taylor FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITE Richard Burton Nineteen hundred and sixty-three MAYER'S INN and tomorrow at 8:30 "THE V.I.P.V HENRIK IBSEN'S • Complimentary buffet with continuous 42 Ave. of Two Rivers Rurmon HEDDA entertainment 842-9811 GABLER CAREWER! • Rosemary Lane Quartet f««turing th* H t** i*"« •trim OPEN McCartar ProUnional • Plus ! Ed Hall and Orchestra R«p»rtory Company SAT. MATINEE AT 2 THURSDAY ExctlUnt Saats Availablal and SUN. • MON. - TUES. LYRIC SATURDAY $4.50 to $2 rhon* Orders! CONTINUOUS SUNDAY NOW PLAYING Entertainment every Wednesday thru Saturday Spaclal Exfra Evant "BEST PICTURE" TONIGHT AT —International Film Crltlci "BEST ACTOR" MIDNIGHT —Cannes Film Festival the OAKS Carlos Montoya RICHARD HARRIS World'i Foramoit .tWAI iRCOPE«,METROCOUm Flamance Sultarltt 520 Hwy. 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. PLUS U HO HIT Tickets: S3 • 2.S0 . $2 THIS i'truGoldwyn Mayt;i Telephone 747-2253 PkoM Orders Accapttdl ENJOY A RELAXING SUNDAY SPORTING McCARTER THEATRE AFTERNOON WATCHING THIS EXCITING GAME Box 526 • Princeton, N. J. LIFE ON TELEVISION WITH US • WA 1-8700 e in METROCOLOR RACHEL ROBERTS t M-Fridty, October 11, 1963 BED BANK REGISTER am 7—To Be Announced 2—Football Feature 1»-F*stlv*] of the Arts 4-Mr. Wizard SUNDAY JV Soxpflff— ••'•'•'•••• • Ms* • - • S—Film—Pardon My »42-AMwtt tad Gwtelto-M *UNDAY MORNING aw ... 2—Whtf« My lint SATURDAY TV i-ExUbrii Mto. ' • , ,. ' 7»H ' . ' , 7—ABC News Reports 7—Page OH - • - " , MTUHMY MOWING 10:00 2:11 to Prtyer UltO 1:11 2—Quick Draw McGraw 2-College Football 2—News, Reasoner 4—Hector Heathcote *M 4-Dlrect Line . 4-Newi St—JPrevient ?» 7—Lone Ranger 11-WIUiam Tell 4—Education Report 1-CaU To Prajrer-ReUctai 5-Optnkm In The Capital «:M tl-Baseball - lfcM 7—Dawn of America 5—Hour Of St. Francis 7—News, Bill Beutel »-Giv* Us This Day 3:00 2—Mighty Mouse—Cartoons 11—Roller Derby 11—Wild Cargo 1:25 7:41 2-Fiim—A Yank In Korea—1951 2-News 4—Fireball XL-5 1:01 4—Sermonette 11:10 Lon McCallister—1 Hr. 4—Weather 1:30 7—Jetsons 4—Let's Talk Business 7:41 4-Open Mind 11:15 1—Sunrise Semester 9—Cooking 1:30 2—Previews 5—Film—Wing and a Prayer — 2—News 0:50 11—Pioneers 4—Film—Pepote—1957—1 Hr. 4—Modern Farmer 1944—Don Ameche—2 Hrs. 4—The Saint 4—Sermonette—Religion 11:01 5-Film—Up In Smoke—1957-1 7:50 7— Film-Our Little Girl—1935— 7—Film—Christine—1960 7:N >—Kin Tin Tin—Adventure Hr. 2—Give Us This Day Shirley Temple—90 Min. 7-Film-The Unfaithfuls-1952- 2—H»ve You Read 4—Dennis the Menace 7—Highway Patrol 7:55 3:30 May Britt 4—Modern Farmer / 7—Casper 9-Film-See 11:30 a.m. 2—News 4-World Series Spotlight . 11:20 7: IS ' 11—En France 11—Ramar of the Jungle S.-N 7—Pro Football 13—Reflections 7—News 11:30 4:00 2—All Join Hands 9—Film—See Sat. 11:30 a.m. 11:25 7:30 j—Koy Rogers—Western 7—10-20 Billiards 5—Mormon Conference 11—Broken Arrow 2—Film—Man with the Gun— 2—My Little Margie 4—Fury 11—Film—Lost City of the Jungle 7—This la The Answer 4:00 1955—Robert Mitchum—1% 7—Project Know 1946—1 Hr. 5—Just (or Fun—Cartoons 11—This Is The Life 2—Film-Flight to Mars-1951— hrs. SCHEMERS — Plotting a million-dollar jewel theft, 7:45 7—Beany And Cecil 4:30 8:10 1 Hr. 11: SO Louis Calhern, as a shady criminal lawyer, casts a sus- 7—News 9—Al Capone—1959—Rod Steiger 5—Horse Race—Acqueduct 9—News & Weather 4—Ladies P.G.A. Championship 5—Congressional Report 8; 00 2 Hrs. 7—AFL Highlands picious eye on Marilyn Monroe, cast as a golddigger, in 8:25 11—Frontier Circus 9—Editorial Page 2—Captain Kangaroo 1—Word of Life 5:00 4:30 9—Christopher Program 11—Encounter a scene from "The Asphalt Jungle," NBC-TV's "Saturday 4-Crusader Rabbit-CartooM 2—Football Scoreboard 7- COMPANY ASBUftY PARK ftID lANg Smart shoppers explore our COLUMBUS DAY coat buys! Shop tonight 'til 9 2 days only! Special! Girls' Winter Coats Exciting buy sighted here! Wide selection of dressy, casual styles! All Country Coats wools, cotton suedes, tweeds — Acrylic® pile Mink* Lavished linings! Some jungle spotted collars. 7-14. NOW reg. 18.00-40.00 .. 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Fariighted men will save 10.95 on a new fop- -Second Floor and Aibury'Park Plush pile lining, self kicker, orlon® ihawj.col- •*'*% m* r\ coat! Scan the fine fabrics: Hockanums, larl Olive-black. 8 to 20. . NOW 13.50 Worumbosl Inspect the careful tailoring, zip- out linings! Smart colors. Regular, short, long. STEINBACH'S BOYS' SHOP Second Floor and Aibury Park STEINBACH'S MEN'S SHOP Street Floor and Asbury Park \ NEW ... the nylon stretch NEW . *. the sparkle of jewels turtle neck for Jr. Debs light up bewitching black knits 6.00 29.95 Here's the one topper you simply must have. It's easy-on-the-uplceep There's excitement in the [ewel trim of black knits: nylon stretch. It has the high-risinr They're jet sparked, glittering stone and bead fired! neck that's fashion news! Styled by We show a semi-fitted sheath aglow with jeweled Juniorite in white, black, pink, blue. wrists. See these precious black knits today, in sizes, 5 to 15. ^ 8 to 16. Wonderful for holidays! STEINBACH'S BETTER DRESSES STEINBACH'S JUNIOR DEB Second Floor and Aibury Park Second Floor and Aibury Park Christmas Card Shop Now Open Now is the time to shop for your personalized Christmas cauls in unhurried leisure. STEINBACH'S CHRISTMAS CARD SHOP Menanine and Asbury Park A Special Picture Section.,. Fun and Fashion — FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1963 People and Places Presented by the Navesink River Auxiliary for Riverview Hospital RJverWew Hospital will be one of the beneficiaries of the 33rd annual Monmouth County Hunt Race Meeting, which takes place Saturday, Octo- ber 19th, on Woodland Farm, estate of Mr. and Mrs. Amory L. Haskell, Middletown, N. J. Above is a scene from this sporting fixture, which features five races over brush, timber and turf courses. Mr. Haskell, in the tradition established during his 31-year tenure as Master of the FOK- hound* of the Monmouth County Hunt, will host a lunch for the farmers over whose land the Monmouth County Hunt hounds hunt the fox. "Fun for all tW family" is the theme for this exciting day; the general public is invited to picnic, children may ride ponies, and the race meeting membership, which is open to all who wish to subscribe, may enjoy a hot buffet at the members' enclosure. Proceeds realized from this race meeting are distributed to many Monmouth County Service Organizations, as well as Riverview Hospital. THE NAVESINK RIVER AUXILIARY FOR RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Except for the actual printing and photography, this special Pictorial section is entirely the worlrof amateurs. Every square inch in these pages represents • contribution to the Hospital. We thank all of you who have so generously given your time, money, and interest to our project: our Advertisers, our Spon- sors and Patrons, ami our "Models," who have permitted us to use their names end photographers for the sake of the Hospital. . The Auxiliary regrets that it was impossible to list names of Sponsors and Pa trons receiveoWfer October 2d. ~ .^ SPONSORS Mr. Edward Aborn Mr. and M"- Harry B. Freeman Mrs. Prall Lambert' Mr. end 'Mrs. John B. Russell, Jr. Mr*. Rewton Atwood Mr. Alfred D. W. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Land . Mr. and Mrs. F. Bourne Ruthreuff Mr. Robert G. Sampson Hon. James C. Auchtnclost * Mr.- Albert P. Gagntbin Mr. and Mrs. W. Boardmen Leonard Mr. Stephen J, Leslie Mr. George C. Scott Mr. Chester Bay lit, Jr. Dr. Frank £. Gilbertion Mrs. Leighton Lobdtll Mrs. Herold W. Scott *Mrs. Alfred N. Beadleston - Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Haliey Mr. Paul R. Macitinney Mr. and *Mrs. Malcolm D. Severance Mrs. Cheston Simmons ,,,. . '., Mr. Randolph H. Beardttey Mr. Charles B. Harding Mr. Francis f. P. McCarter Mr. and 'Mrs. Samuel Sloan 1(1 Mr*. J. Marshall Booker Mrs. Eldon. Harvey Mr. »nd Mrs. M. B. McDavftt Mr. William H. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Smith '" Mr. Amory L. Haskell Mr. Q. A. Shaw McKtan, Jr. •Mr*. John H- Bowers Mr. end Mrs. Allison Stern •:•.•- • Mr. end *M". Amory L Hetkell, Jr. Mr- «»d Mrs. Anthony L McKim Mr and *Mrs. Richard Boyd Mr: Francis W. Hay Mrs. A. V. Stout Mr. *»d Mrs. Henry H. Mercer Mr. Robert L Boyle Sit Frederic and Lady Heryty • BetMtur»t Mrs. Paul R. Stryker . ' Mrs. Margaret S. Milettl Mr. S. Burritt Boynton Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Albin C. Swenson Mr. Clyde A. Brown. Jr. Mr. Joseph Hoagfand Mr*. C. Frederic Neilson. Jr. Mrs. Paul F, Switx Mr. Frederick J. Burghard Mr. and *Mrs. Joseph C. Hoagland, Jr. Mr. and *Mrs. Kingsley F. Norrls Mr and Mrs. Frederick Tatum Mr. and Mrs. George F. Surf Mrs.' Porter Hoagland Mr. Ernest L Nye Mrs. Geraldine L Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A, Carton, Jr. Dr. C. Douglas Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Addison Outwater Mr. and *Mrs. T. Gaillard ThoiflM Mr. and *Mrs. Peter H. B. Cummino, Mrs. Michael W. Huber Mr. and *Mrs. Robert G. Pearse Mr. Frederic P. Tompkins « Mrs. William Shippen Davli . , Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard M. Hurd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur PettSt Mr. J. D. Tufler " •••.« «. Mr. Frank deGanehl Mr. Ralph- Ingersoll . , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Poor Mrt.C. E.Twitchell ..,4 „, , *Mrs. Norman dePlan<|ue ' . Mr. and *Mrs. Niels Johnson Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Sheppard Poor Mr. Harold Van Tine . ,.... .% 4! l? •Mrs. Ralph C. Draper ; : Mr. and 'Mrs. James S. Johnston Mr. and *Mr*. Ol.f Ravndal Mr. Holcombe Ward "'* ; Mr. Richard B. Duene : Mrs. W» Strother Jones • Mr. •** Mrs. Samuel Rilcer Mr: 6oorge W. Wet»w •-• » i Mr. and Mr*. John W. Embry Mrs. Carles Kelly Mr, and Mrs. H. 0. Ross Mr. Henri Werlemann • <• • - *\,» w. -A Mr. and *Mrs. Alfred Ferguson Mf*. ftinglanfl F. Kilpahlck Mrs. J. Harry Rotsb*ch Mrt. Stanton Whitney , ..•,«...,. ^Ji$ Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Francois Mr. and 'Mr*. RJngUnd F. Kilpatrick, Jr. *Mr». Siimner Rulon-Mitler Dr. Stanley O. Willrlnt ,, lt V t * Member el the Naveiink River Auxiliary PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 5. Adanrt '• r ' Mr* Gordon D* Donald • Mrs. Edger A. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. L Scneffle* ,^ Mr. Shepard L Alexander Mn. E. R. Durend . Mr. Werner R. Kob.lt r, Harold W.Scott, Jr. (i. Miss Florence R. K ridel r. E. G Seward Mrs. L W. Ambrttte Mr. Ch.tUt F. Ed,werdi a Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Fetter Mr. end Mrs. Richard F. Lamarche Mr. Hayden Smith ' Mr. C. E. Bagwell ^ " '" ••••• '•'" -. Seer Mrs. Pewf C. Lambert iflri Ht'-A;* Spray. Jr. "' Mrs. W Dinsmore Banlr Mr.Peel H; Gerrie Mr. Uffert Lefferti Mr,. Robert C. Stanley, Jr. ., . • Mrs. Maude B. Beattre r Mr, Arthur P. Liitthder Mn |»ytrcl 0. Stout Mrs. George H. Becker • - Mr, Philips M. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lobdell Mr. William L Stout . • Mrs. John H. Beebe Mlu tmily H. Goetxe Col. L B. Ma'gruder Mr. and Mr*. Don J. Su mm« • •" Mn. Dexter Blagden ' ' Mr. Robert E. Gorman Mrs. F. McMenlmen Mrs. Anderson Toerge • ' Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Bramley, Jr. Mr. Frank G. Gref .Mn. B'rrant V. Merrill Mrt. Mary Lou Vanlderstine Mr. William R. Blair, Jr. • Mr. and Mrs. Philip Greene, Jr. . , Mr* E.. Howard Merry Dr. James G. VanNostrand Mrs. J. Wright Brown . "...... Mrs. Craig F. Haaren Mn. John H. Miller Mrs. Luell* Waddell Mr. Robert E, Buchibaum Mrs. Louis Hague Mn. Eugene F. Miltenborger Mr. Richard Weir Mrs. Marsh A. Bryan ] _. Mr. Warren S. Hance Mr. John L Montgomery Jr. Mr. Wlllird P. Whifloek. Ill Mr. and Mrs. Fred j. Burghard, Jr. Mr. William Barclay Harding Mrs. Arthur W. Moore Mrs. Dorothy A. Werlemann Mr. John Burt Mr. R; £ Kartung •• Mr. Thcmai O'Brian ,• Mr. J. Edward Wilson Mr. Peter Cartmell Dr. -nd Mrs, WHHam Heatley • Mr. «nd Mrs. W. F. Overman ... Mr/ Warreff S. Wilkinion Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cortelyou, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hoagland. Jrv. Mr. and Mrs. Jamet S. Perket Mr. Arnol 3-V't' .•-•'<• *'-•• '••••"•'•• *• '-••>': itOMMERCIAL iPONSORS ! f ,,•... -..t •••'*,•• ' • -. This space hat been contributed by some of our favorite ihop* and services, who we gratefully list below. AIR TAXI CO. SERVICE ' COLONY RESTAURANT LAWLEY AGENCY THE SEA BRIGHT- - Fast, dependable, economical, safe '' Ridge Road and Avenue of Two Rivers One of Middle-town's oldest Insurance offleea NATIONAL BANK " Charter service to and from all metropoli- tan and surbtfrban airport* RUMSON 100 State Highway 35 Rtd Bank Sea Bright Rom«on Red Bank Airport — 747-9080 842-9827 741-6262 New Jersey Local and Lone; Distance Moving. Storage DELL'S PHARMACY LINCROFT PHARMACY SERVICEMASTER AfMiU for AIJJED VAN LINES Drusre, PrencrlptionB, O.T.C. Surclcal Sup- of Monmouth County '. Prescription Specialist* pliea, Zenith Hearing Aids and AccmtRorlee. Carpet, Furniture, and Wall Cleaning Prescription* called for and delivered ANDERSON BROS. INC. Newman Springs Ro«d kineroft 157 Broad St., Red Bank 7-41-1312 L. M. Dell'Omo, Registered Pharmacist Free Delivery. Open 7 day* a week Mothprooflnc guaranteed a yeare 51 Mechanic St.. Red Bank 741-0030 591 River Rd., Fair Haven 741-0875 741-7616 Emergency Spotting 741-0792 BASKIN'S FABRIC FAIR DUDLEY'S CLEANERS SHREWSBURY DAIRY MICHAEL'S COMPANY 113 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. 747-3&50 Cuitom cleaning - ShlrU band-laundered BEAUTY SALON Quality Milk and Milk Product* Middlefown Shopping Center, Route 35 209 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Dank Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. Middletown, N. J. 671-2141 744-1668 21 Monmouth St. Red Bank, N. J. 741-1455 PHILIP J. BOWERS EDWARDS ALBERT S. MILLER JEAN SWARTZ, INC. & CO. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SHOE CO. Exctunive Drens Shop ' Since 1694 Technical, Executive, Salea, Domestic Real Estate—Insurance 16 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. 434 Cookman Ave. 60 White St., Red Bank e0 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. 747-0577 741-1264 A*bury Perk 741-7200 — 623-1000 WILLIAM S. GARRISON COLONIAL HOUSE J. YANKO Halrdr««Bers—Git Us AGENCY RUMSON PHARMACY Real Efltat* — Insurance 776 River Rd., Fair Haven 30 Broad St., Red Bank r • 22 Eait Front St. Red Bank W. E. FogeUon, Registered Pharnvaciri 741-2292 741-0804 Eitabllihed 1863 VOLUNTEERS WORK AROUND THE CLOCK FOR RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL EIyer since It first opened its doors R-ed Cross Gray Ladies, chair- he Little Silver Auxiliary was M,Lrs. George T. Barnard, Jr., pic- la 1929, Riverview has been fortunate manned by Mrs. Robert Yeager and formed in 1954, and has 37 members. tured below, is Chairman of the.Mid- In its appeal to public-spirited citizens, Mrs. J. H. Stives, work in Central , Mrs. Winston G. Watts is the Presi- dletown Township Auxiliary, organized young and old, who serve as volunteers Supply, at the Reception Desk, in the dent. Little Silver folds bandages, in 1936. Its 60 members serve in the lit-almost every department of the Mail Room, in the Emergency Room gives a theater party in the Fall, and Coffee Shop or wherever needed in the hospital. In July alone, 519 of these un- and on the floors. They train in the has presented the Hospital with a Hospital. In 1959 Middletown "adopted" paid workers were enrolled in the Vol- Hospital under Miss Ruth Wallace, portable suction machine and a Hi- Pediatrics, and supplies it with robes, unteer Corps; during the past year Head of Nurses, and give the Hos- Lo bed. pajamas, and blankets. Other activities they have given an aggregate of 6,736 pital 15 hours before being capped. are lunch and card parties, bus trips, hours. There are at present 34 active mem- and lectures. bers in thiSogroupr , V-lr>ordinating all volunteer groups Is the Advisory Committee, headed by Mrs/Ddrothy McMurray. Its members M rs. Paul Coyne is Chairman of are the chairmen of all auxiliaries the Coffee Shop Volunteers, which and volunteer services, a member of has 135 adult members and $5 River- the Hospital's Board of Governors, and teens. Their duties are to make Mrs. Farrow, the professional director sandwiches, wait on tables, and of volunteers. work In the Gift Shop. The Coffee Shop Is open from 10 to 8 weekdays, aad on Sundays after 1. oungest members of the Volunteer M. rs. G. Stephen, Young, pictured Corps are the Riverteens — young he Visitors Control Committee above, is President of the Rumson people from 14 to 18, who assist the was established In January, to assist Auxiliary, which has been active nones, work in the Coffee Shop and in maintaining the Hospital's sched- since 1930. Rumson holds monthly office, deliver the mail, run errands, ule of visiting hours. There are 65 meetings at the Oceanic Fire House, and make themselves generally useful active members in this group, with gives card parties, bus trips, and around the Hospital. There are now Mr. Harry H. Neuberger as Chair- sells cards, aprons, and jewelry to 150 Riverteens. The Chairman is Mrs. man, who check the number of vis- raise funds for the Hospital. Robert G. Pearse. itors In each room, and the length he Naveslnk River Auxiliary, w U their stay. This new service has 24 members, is the newest of the fund- contributed greatly to the comfort of raising groups. Their project is this patients and to a more efficient ad- special Pictorial section—the second to ministration of nursing care. be presented. Mrs. Ringland F. Kit- Patrick, Jr., is the Chairman. he Old Guard might be described he Riverview Auxiliary of High- as the' backbone of the Volunteer lands was formed In 1958 by Mrs. Corps. Established In J954, it has at James Smith, Jr. Mrs. Joan O'Don- present I members, who work at the R.tvervtew has 8 active Aux- nell Is now President. Highlands Information Desk and at the elevators, iliaries, with a total membership of holds cake sales, white elephant checking passes and assisting visitors. 919 drawn from every part of Mon- sales, block dances, and takes part he Fair Haven Auxiliary, some of Director of The Old Guard is Mr. ttttuth County. Working with tireless la the Hospital's annual Tag Day. whose 72 members are shown below, Verood Cano. energy and unlimited resourceful- Members work in the Pediatrics De- was started in 1929. The Chairman is ness, these amateur financeers are partment, and supply it with clothing Mrs. John G. Anderson. Fair Haven tb« Hospital's Fund-raising Agency. and scrap books. makes dressings and garments for the Hospital, gives card parties, bus trips, and auctions, and holds a membership r tea in October and a Christmas party. eneral Volunteers work in the Un- largest of the Auxiliaries Is Red Bank, with a membership of 237, which ea room, man the Volunteer peak, and has given the Hospital substantial financial aid for more than 30 years. at the Reception Desk, lliex* are 17$ Since 1937, Red Bank has contributed $69,0Q0~*nore than half of which members, under the Chairmaaihip of was raised during the past 6 years. In 1951 this group opened the Coffee Mrs. J. William Morgan, Shop, under the direction of Mrs. F. Law- ton Hindle. This has become their prin- cipal activity, along with the Doctors and Nurses Ball. At the left is Red Bank's Chairman, Mrs. Francis L. Handy. RLed Cross Nurse's Aides assist the nurses on the floors, in the Emergency Room, Nursery, and Pediatrics. They take a 10-weeks training course, and ifJLrs. Elmer Wainwright is President of give the Hospital a minimum of 2 the Shrewsbury Auxiliary, which has been in business since 1928, and now has 21 hours a week. Riverview now has IS members. Shrewsbury gives card parties active Aides. The Chairman is Mrs, to raise funds for the Hospital, and a Noel Lartaud. lunch parry in June, UULEJLYTEJL , JLP SJP_I T A L. ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^v ^V^ ^^™ ^^W ^^W ^^V ^^H ••• ^iW SBBSk M MIH d^v ASSff NEEDS VOLUNTEERS GIVE US YOUR TIME 4f jr-ix NURSE'S AIDES GRAY LADIES COFFEE. SHOP " GENERALS RIVERTEENS Trained by Red Gross Sundays, too Wide Choice 14 — 18 For VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, see MRS. FARROW at the HOSPITAL - weekdays, 10 - 4 ->:• This space was contributed; and precision typed > 1 by BEATRICE VAN LEER SECRETARIAL SERVICE at 1 • 26 Reckless Place, Red.Bank 741*1573 You oWt liave to own « KARMANN GHIA to belong to a country club —but it helps! Pictured at right are Richard G. Metcalf, president of •he Navesmk Country Club, and Mrs. Siebren J. Reinalda, chairman of the Membership Drive Committee, discussing one of the many addi- tions soon to be com- pleted at the club. The KARMANN GHIA may be seen at SHREWS- BURY MOTORS, INC.. S h r e W'S bury Avd., i Shrewsbury, Monmouth County's only author- ize d VOLKSWAGEN agency. Left: The pool being Installed at the new Navesinfc Country Club, Navesink River Rd., Red Bank, has been designed and built by SYLVAN POOLS, Doylestown, Pa. SYLVAN has a'jhow- • . "" • t ^ room at 428 Broad Street, Shrewsbury. i /,. $ " Tl t^'J ' 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE ^ "J Below, from left to right, our able associates , Mrs. Anne Christian - Mrs. Lillian Mulford.- Mrs. Grace Vogel Insurance—ROBERT D. McKEE, Consultant Jay E. Holly Real Estate Associates EdwarcJ J. Dodd Joseph G. McCue 30 Ridge Rd., Rurnson 1+ Takes TIME and MONEY to run RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL SUBURBAN PHARMACY, Inc. GIVE YOUR TIME! Volunteers are needed to GIVE YOUR MONEY! Contributions will help 24-Hour Prescription Center work in every department. See MRS. FARROW to provide services vitally important to you Cosmetics • Baby Needs • Card* Fanny Farmer Candy weekdays between 10 and 4 at ... and your family. Send contributions to . . , Free Prompt Delivery 269, Hwy. 35, Middletown 741-3030 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL, Union Sf., Red Bank (South of Middlotown Fir* Home) Below: PONTIAC'S GRAND flUX—fro* RASSAS SROTHEftS, Broad St., Red lank. Ufh A WM bit of Scot. Uad fo.ad «t IABY FAIR, 45 Iraad Sf., R«d Unk. tailor* Neiblit and R«b Scott ar* ttio I«H and taddia mod«llng 41M tartans la a ajardaa on tha Haskell wtatt. 8ABY FAIR kat beautiful and distinctive fashion* for boys and girls from in- fants to tic* 12. Below: FRED D. WIKOFF CO., Grain and Fuel, 19 West Front Street, Red Bank. W I K O F F' S big truck makes a delivery at the main staMa of Woodland Farm, and It greeted by Mrs. Amory L Haibll, Jr. Left; John Tulp and Ann Severance lean toward tweeds . . . Her V-neck sweater from J. KRIDEL's. CORNER, Broad St., fed Baftk_ is of cranberry tweed, got* *ith Hie flan- nel wrap culotte and w h • t • tartleneck shirt. His sportcoat, J. KRI- DEL's Harrit Tweed in gray and white herring* bone; slacks, dark oxford gray of wool and orlon. Above: THE CELLAR, Inc., 570 River Road, Fair Haven, provides Above: Mrs, Frank E. Stiberhon of Rumsop pays a caH on the Mon- mouth County Hunt hounds. Mrs. GHbertson wears a two-piece canvel't* a Race Meet picnic, and Mrs. Blank am HoeWer waits for her guests hair Evan Picone suit v/itfi a middy top and low-dung pockets. Textured in an fmported wool soft from LYSBETH GERAN, 733 River Road, stockings and dark brown wool and leather gloves complete the sportive Fair Haven. The jacket, beige wttfc « brown plaid, swings easily look. From STEtNBACH COMPANY, 121 Broad Street, Red Bank, tnd from a high nock line. SI I Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park* Belowi For Monmoutn County*!cHp?c«ti home* and propertiw, *•• APPIEBROOK AGENCY, 950 State Highway 35. Telephone 671-2300. Above: Mrs. Alfred N. Beadleston, who has moved into her new home in Rum- son, consults with clerk on Barbecue Supplies »f FOWLER'S HARDWARE STORE, Sea Bright. Righh: For dry cleaning, laundering, and rug cleaning at its "Finest and Fast- est," it's LEON'S, located at 68-74 White Street, Red Bank. Known throughout our area for fine work and prompt service. Telephone 747-2800. Left: Mrs, Paul C. Lambert chooses a ball gown at WIL- HELMINA DOBBINS, 75 State Highway 35, Red Bank. The bodice is sequin-embroidered to sparkle under the holiday's brightest lights; the slcirt is one long lovely sweep of shining blue satin. Right: At the FAIR HAVEN PHARMA- CY, 754 River Road, Mrs. Harold Mar- goles presides over the glamorous GERMAINE MONTEIL cosmetic coun- ter — the only one in our area. Here Mrs. Margoles shows some of her fa- vorite cosmetics and treatment prepara- tions to Mrs. Corydon F. Taylor of Rum- son. This fine Pharmacy is also known for its utmost precision in dispensing and compounding prescriptions. Left: Mr. Mn Gardella, Jr., shows Mrs. James I. Wyer a vintage champagne from GAR- DELLA'S large selection of choice wines and spirits. Ocean Ave. WesfRFveTRcT. Sea Bright Rumson & NAUTICAL tOUHGI ' ~'" OVtR THE WATER \. :^33^gS%S%gg^^ FRESH SEA FOOD - CHOICI STEAKS Rtcommandsd By CHAMBERS PHARMACY YOU MAY NEED RIVERVIEW Truly a Drug Store Help us to help YOU ! VIEWS TO DINE BY' Off Roger W. Francii, Ph. ©. J 'CUV - DUNCAN HINES Rt. W 12 Wallace Street, Red Bank, N. J. Give to tfie BUILDING FUND "EVER AT THI BRIDGE" Tel. 747-0HO 35 Union Street, Red Bank HIGHLANDS, N. i. Above: Part of our service fleet, equipped with two-way radio, giving prompt and efficient service to our many customers in Morunouth County. The LA WES COAL COMPANY has been servicing our community since 1926 with fuel, heating and air conditioning installations, garden supplies, and stable and tack supplies. Our main office and plant is in Shrewsbury and showroom and sales office in Fair Haven. .. • A''" - BLAISDELL LUAABER CO. Red Bank. New Jersey Above: Mr. and Mrs. W. Roberts of West Keansburg enjoying outdoor living with a patio awning and enclosure by PROWN'S, 32 Broad Street, Red Bank. PROWN'S "Home Improvement Department" is constantly expanding. What can we do for YOU ? Call 741-7500 for a free estimate. Glaxebrook Agency, Real Estate Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson Tel. 842-1700 Right: One of the many pic- turesque views of the lovely wa- terfront estate of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wrightson, Rumson, shows the charming Mrs. Wrightson caught in an informal pose. Left: CY and ART'S selection of Halloween masks and cos- tumes are being examined by Mrs. Anthony Huber and her 5-year-old daughter Lisa at CY and ART'S minifature depart- ment store in $*a Bright. TVTortli we have for all comp fashions by RUMS reservati LAWLOUR TRAVE 17 West River Road, Rum hair desig BEAUTY 586 River Road, 741-31 '; ,;••'* Above: Mrs. Samuel Riker, Jr., with her dog Danny in front of the Riker's beautiful home in OAK HILL, built by JACOB R. V. M. LEFFERTS. Mrs. Riker is wearing a reversible madras anci denim raincoat from RUMSON ROULETTE over a turtle neck blouse No matter where you go, itart from Rumsc and wrap skirt. Mrs. Bruce Huber wearing an outfit she ha i Below: Mrs. Robert G. Pearse at Woodland Farm, scene of next Saturday's 33rd annual MONMOUTH COUNTY HUNT RACE trip: a quilted, zipper jacket over a mohai MEETINIG. Mrs. Pearse is wearing a tweed suit trimmed in suede with matching jersey turtle neck blouse, designed by BILL ATKINSON, and carries an ETIENNE AIGNER handbag. All from RUMSON ROULETTE. Hair style by BEAUTY IN. hair style by BEAUTY IN. Mrs. Huber is th < ,r';^V •• J;;,;-,X •-•...•.::- •'•• , •-. ' • -• ' pliotographi courtesy of •'. iW&^^&J-. '.'• •;'•' ;GEOR©E H. MOFFETT R!v«rodg« Road, New SKr«wibury • 741-0577 lelowr Luxurious cruising on a 28-foot PEARSON FIBER bLASS cruiser, fully equipped, from BLUE WATER MARINE, INC., Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright. Mrs. Edward E. Banta's fall boating outfits shows the layered look with a pale blue mohair cardigan over a Loden green jersey turtle neck blouse and flanne I slacks. All from &UMSON ROULEnE Hair style by BEAUTY IN. npass points: viSOM ROULETTE ations by AGENCY, Inc 842-2227 signs by rY IN id, Fair Haven 3111 ison! Says Mn. Elliot Lawes of LAV/LOUR. 3-ENCY, 17 Wet* River Road, Rumson, shows as chosen at RUMSON ROULETTE for her ski air V-neck sweater with stretch ski pants; he well known designer "Marti." Complete Banking Facilities The The MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK RED BANK, N. J.. LITTLE SILVER, N. J. KEYPORT.N. J. ENGLISHTOWN, N, J. FREEHOLD, N. J. (2) NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. : ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. (2) HOWELL-TOWNSHIP Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Above: "Every single thing you need to plant or water, feed or seed" your garden is here at the MIDDLETOWN GARDEN CENTER, State Highway 35, ai Mjddletown. Tool rentals, too, and great gifts for your gardening friends. Above: Miss Laura Harding — long time Philps Deep Country Clothes devotee — surrounded by Weimaraners at her farm in Holmdel. A. & T. SEARS COUNTRY STORE 811 River Road* Fair Haven, N. J. Left: One of several small informal gardens planned and. planted by TURNER BROTHERS' NURSERY, Monmouth Road, West Long Branch,-for the residence' of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hurd, Locust, Below: SHREWSBURY DECORATORS, 468 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, designed this charming living room for Mrs. Phillip E. N. Greene, Jr., of Rumson. Draperies, upholstery, valances, and sheer curtains were all custom-made at SHREWSBURY'S own work- room. Mrs.* Greene is wearing a green-arid-gold lame house coat with a curving hem line; from TOWN & COUNTRY, 12 Umuen Place, Red Bank. Below: Show place into restaurant: One of New Jersey's finest old estares is th« site of SHADOW8RUOK RESTAURANT, on Route 35 at Shrewsbury, where gourmet food is served in a charm- ing setting. For reservations call Mr. Truax, pictured below, wfio will be waiting to greet you. Phone 747-0200. h,;mmm j LITTLE SILVER LUMBER AND SUPM.Y CO.. INC. Sycamora Avenu©, Little Silver 741-7860 "Tha wide-a wait© lumber yard ready to serve your avery building need" It's always fair weather at TRADE WINDS BEACH. CLUB, 1331 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, shown above. The Olympic size indoor pool, using completely filtered salt water, is open summer an<* winter, day and evenings. Steam room, snack bar and cocktail lounge are added attractions. The best known name for real estate in our area is WILLIAM H# Above: Mrs. John B. Russell of Rumson buys a pres- HINTELMANN. Above is the attractive office on Ridge Road, ent for her house at SHERMAN DECORATORS, 20 Rumson. Telephone 842-0600. Broad Street, Red Bank. SHERMAN'S specializes in bathroom accessories, from sinks to "finger tips;" fine linens, monogramming, distinctive gifts and cus- tom accessories for boudoir, bath and closet. Below:. "FOR THE HALLMARK OF SERVICE" consider THE SEA BRIGHT PHARMACY R. F. Annacone, R.P. 1080 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright Phone 842-1917 Above: Pretty Mrs. S. J. Reinaldarmotfcls an attractive fail outfit from THE FAIR UNIVER- SITY SHOP, State Highway 35, Wanamassa. The picture was taken in front of "THE PROVINCETOWN" — a model house in the SCOTT FARM community of Early American residences oh Allenwood Road in Wall Township, just off Exit 91 on the Parkway. KEEP YOUR WEDDING BELLS RINGING IN AN ALBUM OF CANDID WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS The Ho«plUl th*nki Mr. and Mr*. William D. Bradley for permlwtoa to use these can- did trfoturei of their wadding. The wedding gift that will al- ways be treasured—a beauti- ful album of DORN'S wedding canxftds. DORN'S experienced photographers go about their work courteously and unobtru- sively, without interference to the festivities. TO CAPTURE MEMORABLE OCCASIONS CALL DORN'S PHOTO SHOP 15 Wallace Street, Red Bank 747-2273 Right: Set for fun! With a hair ttyle designed for her by SURF BEAUTY STUDIO, Mrs. Jesse L Howland of Rumson is ready for the day's activities. SURF has two studios: 1068 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright (842-0393) and 133 State Highway 36, Port Monmouth (787-2013). Telephone for an ap- pointment. Left; Three generations receive knitting instructions from Mrs, Mary Parker Sherman in MONMOUTH YARN'S attractive new quarters at 34 Monmouth St., Red Bank. The students are our Auxiliary member, Mrs. Norman de Planque; her daughter, Mrs. H. Ward Hurd, and granddaughter, Miss Claire Leafand Hurd. Below, left: Mrs. Richard Metcalf waits for her guest in the charming dining room of the MOLLY PITCHER INN, on the Shrewsbury River, Route 35, Red Bank. For the ultimate in wedding receptions, banquets, and other social functions formal and in-formal, calf the MOLLY PITCHER INN — SH 7-2500. Below: Through the co-ordinated efforts of J & J SWIM POOL SERVICE SUPPLIES, INC., New Shrewsbury, and MOREAU LANDSCAPING SERVICE, Colts Neck, this delightful outdoor living and recreation Area was created for Mr. and Mrs. John McCauley, Elm Lane, Rumson. SOME UNUSUAL SHOPS and SERVICES IN OUR AREA LITTLE/SILVER 2. 3. 4. UNITED RENT-ALLS ELLIS TONY'S We Rent Most Anything OFFICE SUPLY CO. Fruiters of Distinction Party Goods—Garden Equipment— NATURALLY Davit Ellis, Proprietor Fruit Baskets For Alt Occasions ' - Hand Tool*—Bed*—Ch«ir» Underwood Typewriter! and Diet Foodi Reitaurant Victory Market, Re<* Bank 479 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Adding Machines 21 WhiteSt., Red Bank 747-0508 Come in or call 741-3490 Monmouth St., Red Bank 747-0669 WAL 747-1300 •BMeaHeakeBi ' ' ' * s. • ••>• * •• • 6. •• M.SILBERSTEIN FOGGING UNLIMITED, BRITE CLEANERS COMMUNITY STORES Interior Designs INC. •:. ;'"••'! V,•}.•:- •'.':• '• • ..,••!.•.• Coin-Operated Dry Cleaning Furniture—Draperies-— Your Loc*r Pett Controller Houttwaret—Hardware—Painh—Giftt Shirts Laundered—Plant On Premises Slip Covers—Bedspreads Since 1948 506 Prospect Ave., Little Silver 28 Linden PI., Red Bank River Rd,, Fair Haven 25 Mechanic St., Red Bank For Free Ultimate Call 747-2133 747-2498 741-1762 741-1122 566-1122 '•' '. - - ?* r) , m,~-'i 12. V : 10. ,-!!.•', , •• ' '" •' "••••'•'• PORTER'S TREE SERVICE Compliments of PERSONALIZED Lawn & Garden Center JTkCandk Light HOMINY HILL FARMS TOTTERY i The Best In Tree Care '• • . • : r. A ForOfbThatAxDifftn* • • : A Barbara Rulon-Miller V^jjfly n« UWIN4-Filt Una, HJ. ' Cell Or Visit Our Store Celts Neck, New Jeney ... " ; — t 95 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson "Breeders of Quality Guerniey Cattle" Point Rd., Little Silver 842-2336 741-8257 1 16. ' ' 13. FOSTER PARENTS PLAN, Inc., bring* love, hope, and health to needy children alt over the world. With your assistance, PLAN provides food, BUTCH'S clothing, medical and educational needs. Through the exchange of letters, Automatic Car Wash forwarded and translated by PLAN, you and your "adopted)" child build a Only 5 MiniU For Car W«h Wt are a complete ilemleriziag warm and satisfying relationship. Call PLAN at Murray Hill 5-2700 or More Washes Better The Shine owl health talon. write (352 Park Avenue South, New York 10) for full details. It costs Get a Weekly Wash Clyde R. Butcher so little to let some child love youl 181 E. Newman Springs Rd. Newman Springs Rd. —-— This space was contributed by friends of POSTBIl PARENTS' PLAN, Inc., and does not come out Red Bank — 747-9400 at that organization's operating expenses. Red Bank — 741-0103 17. The star on the map represents RIVER VIEW HOSPITAL PAINT, WALLPAPER and GIVE to the BUILDING FUND, so that we can expand our 9 "UNUSUAL SERVICES" to meet the increasing demands of our area. ARTISTS MATERIALS, Expanded technical, clinical, and service facilities for the nicest customers in town, 160 more beds, increasing the Hospital's capacity to 354 beds Helps us! You and your family may need us to help youl 13 Broad St., Red Bunk >£ A . ^ J9 Thl* apace wax contributed by friend* of the HonplUl Ph.n. T4...3M (ZdOmt £&. and doe* not come out of operating expense* r you're planning to repair or revise your, present home, of are dreaming of a new, completely equipped, custom-built dream house, STENDER BUILDERS—TEMPLE LUMBER, STEPHEN J. GROSS, INC., OIL DELIVERY, INC., and BOND'S ELECTRIC CO. are ready to serve you promptly. Services Include all major kitchen, bathroom, heating, cooling, end electrical installations; custom-made cabinets and counters; patios, add-a-room Mil remodel' ing. And— STENDER BUILDERS—TEMPLE LUMBER and their associates guarantee the latest in advanced techniques of construction, exacting supervision and the use of top-grade materials and workmanship in every job. Incidentally, STENDER BUILDERS have been in the business since I902—three gen- erations of Stenders are represented in the organization. This adds up ^o over ISO years of experience—and it's reflected in every STENDER house. Above, we show you four representative STENDER houses in the Rumson area. Upper left, home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Adamson. Upper right, home of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hobin. Lower left, home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank X Connelly, Jr. Lower right, home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Perkins. Responsibility doesn't end when the last nail has been driven* the last switch installed, the last washer tightened. Wrapped up in the same package with your house are MAINTEN- ANCE SERVICES, available around the clock, 365 days a year, for routine or king-sized J emergencies. .'.'". . , \. - /;' ,,.'; " . , . ; ,, • •' ; STENDER BUILDERS — TEMPLE LUMBER Carton Street, Rumson 842-0173 ~ OIL DELIVERY, INC. V Herbert Street, Red Bank 741-0*10 Air-conditioning, heating equipment, fuel oil ~ ' ' Established in 1933 E. D.Ober|and«r, President STEPHEN J. GROSS, INC. ; . ;; 59 Newman Springs Road, Red Bank 747-3300 Industrial, residential, commercial plumbing and heating Incorporated 10 years Stephen J. Gross, President '• BOND'S ELECTRIC CO. 93 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson 842-1572 Residential, commercial, & industrial wiring—new & old Thomas Bond, Jr., Owner f • " •.. ' •••• V^Jb: •••; SH.1 \,.', ^ v •-.* . 5t«aKhg the jump on Santa, these plnt-iized shoppers head for THE BUFFING WHEEL in Little Silver. Across from the Pott Office* this new little shop is crammed with unusual and exciting hand-crafted gift*. Children love the enchanting Christ-. mas Room — a veritable fairyland of ideas to enrich any holiday decor. Right: Mrs. Frederick W. Seidenzahf demonstrates the new SINGER #500 SLANT-O-MATIC to Mrs. Michael C. Guarino and explains the many services am) courses in sewing and tailoring offered by THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY at 69 Broad Street, Red Bank. Left: Laura, Jennifer, and Madeline Nash, nieces of Mrs. Soons, spend a happy morn- ing in the children's section of the RED BANK BOOK STORE, 6 Linden Place, where all three find lots of fascinating books to read, suitable to their various ages. Below: In the attractive showroom of NAUVOO MARINA AND BOAT YARD at 1410 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, Mrs. Joseph .C. Hoagland, Jr., is looking at gifts for the boat with Christmas in mind. NAUVOO has a most attractive selection of gifts and gadgets for yachtsmen, as well as a fully equipped yard to handle storage, repairs, and maintenance for every size boat. ITS FUN TO TRAVEL WITH FOLKS YOU A hundred and forty members of the Lutheran Collegiate Bible Institute, and members of their familie's, recently flew via a chartered S A S jet. to Scan- Pictured above are several members of our own "Spring Tour of Eu- dinavia for a 5-weeks' visit. Some of them toured Europe; others attended rope," personally conducted by Mrs. Elizabeth Burns of Red Bank (up- the Fourth Lutheran World Federation Assembly held in Helsinki; and others per left). Mrs. Burns is an old hand at this. One of the group liked the simply visited frtencta and relations in Scandinavia, v You may belong to an way we diti things so much that she has since joined our staff — Mrs. organization which is eligible for reduced charter or group fares to Eu- Kathleen White of Asbury Park (lower left). We get groups together rope. Consult the ALLEN PETERSEN TRAVEL SERVICE for details on how to quite often. In fact, at the moment, we have eighteen persons on a form your own group for a trip overseas, or even within the United States, thirteen day Caribbean cruise with Mr, George Inman, of our staff, on board to help them enjoy their trip. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Beck, Jr., and children, of Rumson, recently made up one of the largest family groups ever to fly together on a commercial airliner.' Mr. Beck's mother and One of the greatest experiences In anyone's lifetime is a tour of Eu- Mrs. Beck's sister and her family were'part of the group. Be- rope. Reduced group air fares are making this possible for more and low, they are shown on their way to a month's vacation out more people, including high school and college students. The Christian West, including a week's stay at a dude ranch in Wyoming. Brothers Academy of Lincroft recently sponsored a student tour of Eu- During the past two years, the ALLEN PETERSEN TRAVEL rope whichgave many students this opportunity. The ALLEN PETER- SERVICE has arranged Western tours for more than two hundred SEN TRAVEL SERVICE specializes in group tours, and has one of the persons who use rail, air or bus to tour the West. most experienced group travel experts in the country on its staff. The' agency has also handled group tours for the National Headquarters of American Youth Hostels in New York City, and the New Jersey Associa- tion of Public Accountants Above are some of the groups for whom we have arranged trips during our first two years in business; but please don't think that we handle nothing but groups. We have also arranged hundreds of trips for individuals. We have one of the largest and most experienced staffs of any travel agency in Monmoufh County. By the middle of next month, members of our staff will have personally investigated tourist facilities on every major island) in the Caribbean. Hf you are planning a vacation in Florida, Hawaii, or the Caribbean this winter, consult us as soon as possible for reservations; we can give you impartial, un- biased advice which will make your .trip more enjoyable. You pay no more—we are reimbursed by the hotels and transportation companies for the business we send them. ALIfEN PETERSEN TRAVEL SERVICE 36 Harding Road Red Bank 741-5550