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Jjfufld dully, Monday through Friday. Second CIui Posuc* RED BANK, N. J.,yFRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1962 VOL. 85, NO. 43 Paid At Kid Bank tad « Additional Mailing Oflicei. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Red Hill Interchange After 78 Days Strike Allies Ask 4-Power Contracts Confirmed Halted WOODBRIDGE — The New In addition Taller & Cooper, and design of the toll facilities Jersey Highway Authority yester Inc., Brooklyn, was awarded a at a fee of about $2,087.20. day ratified the awarding of con- $59,634 contract to furnish and Delayed by Governor AtAtco tracts for the construction of a install the required toll booths. The awarding of the Red Hill Alexander Herenchak Asso- Rd. contracts had been delayed Berlin Issue Garden State Parkway inter- KEYPORT—Management's pre- change at Red Hill Rd. on the ciates, Newark, will supervise by Gov. Richard J. Hughes, who diction of a few days ago that MOSCOW (AP) — The West the notes said, would be "joint Last Sunday the Soviet com- mander in East Germany, Gen. boundary line of Middletown the construction of the inter- asked Mr. Palmer to make the strike at Atco Ceramics Corp. em Allies today asked the Sovletjconsultalion with the Suviet au- Ivan Yakubovsky. Holmdel Townships. change at a fee estimated at Istudy of the parkway's plan to had been broken, proved out last mandant in East Berlin rejected Union to join them in t tour- thorities with a view 'o prevent- The notes made no mention of Authority officials said the pro- $21,171.15. and the installation (See RED HILL Page 3) night as members of the Fed- a western proposal that he meet power meeting on the tense Ber- ing further deterioration of the the Kremlin's decision to abolish posed temporary reopening of the eral Labor Union Local 205B1 with the three Allied comman- lin situation. situation in Berlin." iti: military commandant in Ber- AFL-CIO, voted to terminate the dants in West Berlin to seek parkway access roads at Tele- In similar notes delivered to The Western Allies did not strike. lin, a move Western officials be- graph Hill is under consideration. the Soviet Foreign Ministry, the specify what officials they want Kays of easing the Berlin ten- lieve was designed to absolve the In a recent survey, Dwight R. Union House Team Melvin Fletcher, a member of United States, Britain and France to meet. Presumably they would sions Three days later the Rus- Russians of responsibility for ths G. Palmer, state highway com- he union's negotiating commit-| said they would prefer to hold be satisfied with a meeting of sian;; abolished their comman- recent ugjy Incidents along the missioner, recommended the tee, said the strikers will report the meeting in Berlin. the top military authorities in dant's office, transferring his Eerlin wall. parkway proceed with its plans to To Play Tomorrow for work Monday. The purpose of the meeting, Germany. functions to the Soviet com- The notes said pointedly: "Ths locate the new Interchange at A telegram notifying the com responsibility for the wall and Red Hiil.Rd., and reopen the WICHITA, Kans. - After swel ginia have all suffered two de- party that the strike has been! for its consequences rests solely Telegraph Hill roads until the new tering in 105 degree heat since itsjfeats and departed. terminated — after 78 days, the with the Soviet government." facility is completed. arrival here last weekend, the Old Attendance has been good at longest in the history of the firm The Western notes also ac- Union House baseball team was —was sent to Atco late last night, Telegraph Hill Roads the tournament games, with ap- cused the Soviet government at relieved when heavy downpours proximately 6,000 fans coming ou Mr. Fletcher reported. opposing "by every raeima free Mrs. Katharine Elkus White. broke a 22-day rainless streak to see the cream of the crop in Some 189 production and main- circulation" within Berlin. authority chairman, said the Tele- yesterday. semi-pro baseball teams through' tenance workers walked out June graph access roads would not be The team had its first day off out the nation at each day's 8, at the time the last contracl Answers Note reopened without the "proper ad. and attending each day's games games. expired. The note was made public si- vice of the authority's engineers No Assurance multaneously In London, Wash- since its 10-inning, 7-5 victory The tournament is overrun with and general counsel on how the Mr. Fletcher said th- union has ington, Paris and Moscow. It was over the Roanoke Colonials in its ex-major and minor league play- suggestion cna best be handled. no assurance the company wil written in answer to » Soviet initial tournament game Monday ers. Enos "Country" Slaughter, "We certainly will have to take take ail the strikers back when [note of Aug. 10 which accused night. former great with the Cardinals, :hey report Monday. the West of responsibility lor the Into account the safety factor,' The National Baseball Congress Yankees and Kansas City, is tensions in Berlin. Mrs. White said. tourney uses five baseball sta- player-coach of the Greensboro He also said it is not known The Telegraph Hill area diums here. All have lights and N. C, club. Another former ma- at this time what kind of a new The text of the British note closed May 30: The authority an the fields are perfectly kept. jor leaguer playing here is Dee contract, or what length contracl said: "Her Majesty's government nouQced that a safety problem ex 'Old Pros, Nervous Kids' the union will get, since the strike (See UNION HOUSE, Page 2) w:sh to draw the attention of isted there due to the increased . Five games are played daily, was terminated without complete the Soviet government to the sit- number of vehicles using the park [except Sunday, three during the agreement an specific issues. uation in Berlin which has been roads to enter and exit from the day and a pair under the lights. One of the main "problems," recently aggravated by the bru- auperhlghway. Old Union House, a bunch of Italy Gives a new swing shift, was resolved tal killing on the Berlin wall of "old pros and nervous kids," play about two weeks ago when the Construction Started Peter Fechter, a young German. their second encounter tomorrow strikers agreed to that demand Mrs. White said construction of This must be a matter of deep night.against the winner of last Knight Rank by the company. the new interchange is now going concern to the four powers which night's game between trie Santa Atco officials have said the ahead "full tilt." She said the au have the responsibility for Ber- Rosa, Calif., Elks and the Lub- irm would go out of business un- thority hopes the entire project To Tonti lin. bock, Tex., Hubbers. less this shift were put into ef- will be completed in December. Monday night's win by the Un- NEW YORK - D. Louis Ton- fect. "The Soviet note of Aug. 10 A $443,423 contract for the con- ion House was the first victory ti, executive director of the New Mr. Fletcher said the company gives evidence of the Acceptance •traction of the new roadways till refuses'to pay time and a for a New Jersey.team In the Jersey Highway Authority, yes- (See BERLIN, Page 2) there was awarded to L. Zim- national tourney here in nine terday received the rank of half for Sunday premium work merman .& Sons, Inc., Hillside. years. George Spillane, now Knight Officer in the Order of and that the firm did not give The contract had already re- manager of the Union House Merit of the Republic of Italy. n on its demand that it be per ceived tentative approval from nine, was a player when Wil- mitted to change classifications Relate Plans the authority. son's, Jersey City, posted the and pay scales for "incentive' WHERE THERE'S SMOKE . . . Fire destroyed a major portion of Joe'i Garage, 646 last Jersey win. work. On Monday, the company-an- Palmer Ave., East Keansburg, shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday. Cause of the blaze For Marina Attendance Good nounced that "for all practical Six of the 34 teams playing here is unknown. Damage was estimated et more than $5,000. East Keansburg, OJd Grocer Dies, ourppses" the strike had been have been eliminated from the Village, North Centerville and West Keaniburg fire companies fought the blaze. At Keyport "broken" as a result of hiring of double elimination tournament. new personnel. East Keansburg fireman Daniel Noreen was treated at Riverview Hospital for smoke KEYPORT-Officials sod bust Suspect Held New Mexico, Georgia, Illinois, poisoning. ' The auto repair (hop.is owned by Joseph ©utowslcy. -"•'.-.-.•.- nessmen of the borough Indicated Alabama, Pennsylvania and Vir- (See STRIKE, Page 2) mixed reactions last night to. a In Stabbing proposal by Mayor Charles E. Applegate for a municipal .ma- NEPTUNE — George Etoll, an Court Denies 2-Year Study Completed rina at Ihs foot of Broad St. Asbury Park grocer, died yester- The meeting at Borough Hall day in Fitkin Hospital of stab was attended by members of the wounds suffered Sunday. His al- Wilson Plea Clumber of Commerce, Planning leged atUcker was immediately Board, Harbor Commission and charged witli-murder,. Police Lt. On Property Keansburg Gets Master Plan the Keyporf Yacht Club. Robert Griffin reported. Mr. Applegate.presented five The suspect, Vaughn Good, 30, FREEHOLD — County Judge KEANSBURG — "There Is no "Keansburg will continue to be mercial area indude: amusement cial areas, Highland and Center tentative plans, ranging in cost *( 115 Prospect Ave., Asbury Elvin R: Simmill yesterday de- reaswi the Keansburg resort a significant resort community establishments, private and pub- Aves. are indicated asa contig- from $33,180 to $52,530, with the Park, already was in custody in nied a restraining order that community cannot, within the making the most of its location lic parking facilities, anc other uous loop street serving the proposed, pier ranging in length the Monmouth County Jail at would have prevented the Long next decade, become revitalized on Raritan Bay. resort residential uses arc! such shorefront. from 170 to 185'feet; -at the top Freehold an a charge of atrocious other uses'as may enhance an of the "L" shape, and 170 at Branch Housing Authority from to the point where it is second "This road would be estab- assault and battery growing out "As the plan indicates, resort amusement center. trie bottom of the "L," to accom- taking possession of the Wilson :n none in Monmouth County;" ished through urban renewal of the knifing. commercial activity will, in the modate % to boats, Boat Works on Atlantic Ave. That was the summation of the future, extend from Bsy Aye. "In addition to this area, the projects with a right-of-way that Good was transferred to the D. Louis Tontl The various estimates were Ralph Heuser, Matawan, attor- master plan issued to the Plan- and Beachway all the way to land from Laurel Ave. westward would be sufficient to provide! city lockup last night and will be piovlded by A. F. Bahrs Co., ney for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wil- ning Board last night by Herb- Main St. and from Center Ave. to the borough boundaries along median control and a limited, arralnged on the homicide charge The rank was conferred by Highlands marine contractors. son, had sought to keep the au- ert H. Smith Associates, West to the bay. A considerable Waackaack Creek is projected number of controlled intersec- today. Ruggero Farace, minister pleni- Several questions were asked thority from taking over the prop- Trenton, after two years of amount of urban renewal either for a private marina develop- tions, Laurel Ave. and Main St., Good, who works in a Point jpotentiary of the Italian Consul- by those attending, dealing with erty condemned for redevelop-1 study. federally or locally sponsored .s ment and other marine-related since they will have developed! Pleasant cannery, told police he ate general, 690 Park Ave. here. the vulnerability of the pier — ment. He had claimed that the assumed in the plan. commercial activities. In order intersections withjhe tmproyedj stabbed Mr. Etoll. 44, of 1307 Mr. Tonti received the honor, Conclusions and recommenda- whether a authority planned to give the to serve these resort commer- RL. 36, will continue to be the Walnut St., Wanamassa, outside' translated, "Cavaliere Ufficiale tions of-the plan:. "Uses within this resort corn- necessary — and maintenance property to the city for recrea- niujor entrances into the bor- his grocery at 300 Comstock St., nell'Ordine Al Merito della Re- costs. tional purposes and that thus they ough. during an argument over the pubblica," from the Italian gov- Milton Gale, of the Chamber "An improved beachfront, invalidated their right of posses- ernment in recognition of the con- of Commerce, suggested that it price of tomatoes. parking facilities and a pedestri sion by reason of fraud. 'sultation and advice he gave in might be better to formulate a According to Lt. Griffin, Good ar mall in the Cair Ave! area In his ruling, Judge Simmill .connection with the construction large-scale, long-range water- said he had quarreled witt Mr. of the amusement center would said, "I can find no evidence of 'of L'Autostrada del Sol, a new front improvement plan, with a Etoll in midmorning while at the stimulate private investment andj fraud between the city and the 477-mile long superhighway that marina as just one step in the ttore. Later in the day, when the maintenance of the area. Housing Authority." runs between Naples and Milan. program. he passed the grocery again and , Commuter Town Following yesterday's hearing Among others attending the Councilman Merrill H. Wallace' was carrying a six-inch kitchen "Keansburg will also continue Mr. Heuser said the Wilsons decoration ceremonies were Gov. said available funds would better knife in his pocket, the/argument o be a commuting suburb within "would probably appeal" the de- be used to provide better park- wag resumed and Mr./Etoll was Richard J. Hughes and Sylvester :he New York Metropolitan re- cision to the Appellate Division. ing facilities for the business dis- •tabbed. C. Smith, Jr., a highway author gion. The hospital said Mr, Etoll was The original date for the Wil- ity commissioner recently named trict, the borough's top ratable. sons to vacate the property at president of the American Bar "The Development Pian indi- But the mayor said the mari- cut under the left armpit and that cates that the major land use in his left lung was punctured. The 479 Atlantic Ave., was set as Association. na would pay for itself, in fees he borough will be slng'f-family collected, and would not actually victim collapsed and was taken Aug. IS. It has been delayed In March of 1954, Mr. Tontl housing with other permanent to the hospital. Good walked twice by motions made in an ef- joined the authority. Later in the cost taxpayers any money, ir.iilti-family housing near to the tit was suggested (hat the •way and was arrested at the fort to have the condemnation year he was named its top shore area. This multi-family cannery. set aside. ecutive. Planning Board make a cost lousing would take the form of study before final action is 'No Regrets9 Says Dinkelspiel (See MASTER PLAN, Page 2 itaken by Borough Council. Parkway Rejects AII About Writing 'Censure3Letter LONG BRANCH - Councilman bond issue to finance a variety of the division to turn down the or Roberts Estate Bids Edgar F. Dinkelspiel , said last local improvements. The state dinance. He signed the letter as WOODBRIDGE-The New Jer estate supervisor, said he was night he has no regrets about the Local Government Division, councilman-at-large and noted he sey Highway Authority has re "disappointed" in the number of ' letter he wrote which has brought which could veto the move, held and Councilman Walton Fisher iected the six bids it received bids, as well as the top offer ol on a censure move against him a hearing July 30. It invited the had cast the negative votes. ast week for the purchase of the $30,022. la City Council. public and local officials to at- Public Wrist-Slapping Roberts Estate, Tinton Ave., New "In my judgment I acted In the tend. The 20.9 acre tract and 17- Proposing censure — a public Shrewsbury. best interests of the people and Mr. Dinkelspiel, writing that he room house with accessory build- wrist-slapping without any real James P. Casey, authority rea If that warrants the censure of was unable to be present, urged lings was the former headquarters penalty — Mr. Untermeyer said of the authority, which now has this council, that is up to them," the letter violated a section ol the councilman-at-large said. executive offices here. the state law which provides Below Estimate "If, after an opinion comes 'Hook' Police council must act as a body on INDEX back from the legal department Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, all matters and that no individ- Page that my letter was not in viola- ual councilman may act singly. authority chairman, said the bids tion o( the law as charged against Bill Cleared Adam & Eve 1 "were way below our estimate." (Mr. Untermeyer also charged Allcn-Scotl 22 me, then I expect a full apology." WASHINGTON (AP) - A bill that Mr. Dinkelspiel had used Mr. Casey said he did not know Amusements 10-11 when the authority would again Councilman. Milton F. Unter- that would give New Jersey state city stationery for his letter. Mr. Births 2 meyer of the First Ward pro-and local police jurisdiction over Dinkelspiel said last night he had seek new bids. He said his depart- Jim Bishop 6 ment will spend some time try- posed the censure vote Tuesday. the state's new Sandy Hook Park] paid for the letterhead himself.) Bridge 3 ing to discover "what happened He told council Mr. Dinkelspiel has received approval from a Before a vote on censure could Classified 18-11 to discourage the bidders." had "violated" the state Faulk- Senate armed services committee. be called. Councilman Vincent G. Comics 17 The top offer came from the' ner Act by writing a letter urg- Committee * approval came Ronca called for a legal opinion Crossword Puzzle 7, II ing the state Division of Local Thursday. The House has already whether the letter actually vio- Editorials :...... :....,.:. 6 Elberon Realty Co., Newark, and Government to disapprove- a bond passed the measure that is lates the state law: Acting City Herblock 6 was contingent on the New Issue favored by a majority of, written to apply to any adjoin; Attorney Jacob Rand said he Movie Timetable ..:....10 Shrewsbury Zoning Board of Ad- . the council. ing land the state may lease from hopes to have an opinion by next Obituaries 2 justment's granting a variance the federal government. to en- which would permit the construc- 1 Passed by 8 2 Vole Tuesday's meeting. Sylvia Porter 6 arge the park in the future. Television ...: ." 10-11 tion of garden apartmenls. The Faulkner Act is the Local This Is the nertinent part of The state has leased 460 acres Religious Services 16 The borough itself has applied Option Local Government law un- the law Mf. Unt;rmc»er cites: FOOT BY FOOT study of Keansburg was made by planning consultants to prepare of the Ft. Hancock Military Res- Social „: ...8-9 to the state for Green Acres fund der which the not-yet Id-month- ervation for the park but state Pertinent Law this map, to be uted as one of the guides in borough'* new master plan. Solid George Sokolsky 6 aid for the purchase of the prop- Old Long Branch council-manag- and local police have no authori- "Section 9-11. lt Is the inten- shading shows commercial development; light-dot shading, residential; heavy-dot, Sports 14-15 erty, which some municipal of. er government operates. , :y at the park because the feder-i tion of, this article that the mu- seasonal commercial-residential; checkered shading, industrial development; straight- Stock Market : •. 3 flcials say could be used as a Council had Introduced, 6 to al government still maintains its nicipal council shall act in all Successful Investing ; 3 combined recreational center and 2, an ordinance to float a $142,000 jurisdiction over the area. (See DINKELSPIEL, Page 2)4 line shading,. public facilities, and eriis-eross-line shading, quasi-public facilities. W. S. While 6 borough hall.

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.-<>.• t-Fd&tj, August 24, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Master Plan New Jerwy - Mostly eiumy (Continued) OBITUARIES Attorney in Carolina Saystad pleuut today, high la the duplexes, town houses or (ai- krw and middle Mi Inland, but inder) apartments tad would pfo- the middle tad upper 70s netr vcde ^ariety ln ^ composltlM GEORGE V. BAUSCH the ocean. Fair tonight. low in „» Ketnsburg's population HARMON E. CHESTMAN Owings HaA a Fair Trial LINCROFT-G«orge V. Bausch, the 60s except "The residential' areas of the LONG BRANCH — Harmon E. Chestman, 72, of 180 Garfield a. 49, of S Colonial Way died GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) - A, to 25 years on the assault with in- the 50s in borough would be served by two Wednesday in Riverview'Hospital lawyer who represented onetime tent to kill charge, Brown said, cooler inland schools, one of which would be, a died yesterday in Fitkin Hospi- after a short illness. South Carolina convict Albert Lee Partner Agrees areas. Fair and new school established through tal. Owings, now of Edison, N. J., Chastain, now free after serv- warm Saturday urban renewal activities servic- Born in Farmingdale, he was Mr. Bausch had lived here five yesterday disputed Owings' ing nine years and eight months day, high in ing the northeastern portion of the son of the late Edward and years. Before that he lived in claim that he did not get a (airin prison, agreed with Brown tha the upper 80s the borough. Lillian Wilson Chestman. Mr. Jersey City, where he was born. trial on a robbery charge. the sentence was just. He said he inland, but low- In addition, several park sites Chestman was a retired horse He was a production engineer er near the So did Lawyol J, Chastain, now felt that he and Owings were are proposed to provide more handler. for Hyatt Roller Bearing Co. of ocean. 42, who was Owings' partner in 'fairly dealt with." local recreation facilities through- Surviving are his wife, Sarah Clark Township, where he bad lout the Borough. Various pro- the 1946 St. Valentine's Day rob- Both entered guilty pleas and MARINE *|Dumphy Chestman; a son, Wil-worked 27 years. He was a grad- Cape May to grams ln renewal and housing bery-beating of an elderly mer- each got 10 years. Chastain had liam Chestman of this place; uate of Rutgers University, and a Block Island—Winds onshore 10 can be undertaken to either re- chant near here. no previous criminal record. Po- three daughters, Mrs. Richard member of the Square Club and Owings, now 48,fled to Newlice said Owings' previous record to 15 knots this afternoon and habilitate localities within the! Tretchell, Mrs. Eleanor Difrief again Saturday afternoon and borough or clear specific sites for the Doric Lodge, F&AM, of Union Jersey in November, 1947, after included auto theft, other lar- ind Miss Lillian Chestman, all City. - , , ceny counts and at least one generally variable about 5 knots new housing, if this place, and seven grand- escaping from a Greenville Coun- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. previous prison escape. at other times. Fair weather with "The general shopping center :hildren. ty prison work gang. He wa« Juliette Smith Bausch; a grand- Owings had served a few days visibility 5 miles or more. for the borough will continue to Services will be Saturday at serving a 10-year term tor high- mother, Mrs. Adeline Metzler of less than 20 months when he EXTENDED FORECAST to be the Main St,-Church St. 10 a.m. in the John W. Flock way robbery. 1 Jersey City; his mother, Mrs. Paroled Monday slipped away from the prison and In eastern Pennsylvania, south- area. I'uneral Home, with Rev. Ber- eastem New York Jennie Metzler Bausch of Jersey Owings Monday was given full .led to New Jersey. He adoptedi . Connecticut "This area is expanding ln size tram J. Sathmary officiating, and New City; three sons, Thomas Bausch parole by New Jersey Gov. Rich- the alias Robert Tate and lived| . Jersey, temperatures tr provide for more adequate burial will be in Woodbine Ceme- in the U. S. Navy, stationed in ard J. Hughes after spending the what New Jersey authorities said during the five-day period Sat-;sites that could be organized to tery, Oceanport. Newport, R. I., and Douglas last two years fighting extradi- was an exemplary life in Edison. urday through Wednesday are exIprovid^ e for additions to buildings, pected to average near normal. off-street parking and landscap- Bausch and Jeffrey Bausch, at tion. Owings claimed he had no Daughter Is Mlsj Amvets MRS. JOHN W. BARNHART Meanwhile, Mrs. Lois Mae!Warm Sat«fday and Sunday and ing. This shopping center is in- home, and a brother, Arthur lawyer at his trial, and that the, PERTH AMBOY (AP>"J- Serv- highway robbery charge on which Greene Owings, who was 18 whencooler the rest of the period. tended to provide general con- Bausch of Hasbrouck Heights. venient shopping facilities to the! ices will be held tomorrow in the he was convicted was illegal. she married Owings here on Bronxville, N. Y., Reformed Services will be held Satur- J. Wiley Brown, a Greenville March 8, 1943, and who said sh TIDES residents of Keansburg and will; day at 9:45 a.m. ln the John E. not generally be competitive with. Church for Mrs. Fannie L. Barn- attorney since 1935, told reporters had never brought a divorce ac- (Sandy Hook) hart, wife of John W. Barnhart, Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. Today — High 4:14 p.m. and outlying shopping centers. FOR BETTER SITTING, — Larry Gilbreath, owner of Owings employed him before he tion, is in New York City with president of the Perth Amboy Burial will be private. low 10:55 a.m. "A limiled amount of industrl-j was brought to trial before Cir- daughter who was two years old Larry's Auto Seat Covers, putt finishing touches on [Evening News Co. j5:18 p.m. and low 10:57 a.m. andal land is Indicated along the cuit Judge L. D. lide here on when Owings fled the state. cover at hit new shop, Rt. 34 at Middlesex Rd., Mats- Mrs. Barnhart died yesterday DAVID HUTCHINSON March 14, 1946. Sharon Owings, now 17, Is rep-5:18 p.m. and low 4:33 a.m. and Central Railroad of New Jersey 11:49 p.m. and land has been set aside for wan. Shop alto features auto tops, safety belts, auto in her home, 24 Masterton Rd., LONG BRANCH — David Brawn said he advised Owings resenting South Carolina as "Miss Bronxville. Amvets" ln the national beauty Sunday - High 5:51 a.m. and(sh°PP'ng facilities along Rt, 36. carpefs and other accessories. Installation is performed Hutcliinson, 57, died yesterday at to plead guilty to the charge of Mrs. Barnhart was born In queen competition now under way 6:13 p.m., and low 11:56 a.m. Traffic Pattern his home on 63 Rockwell Ave. highway robbery and larceny and "while you wait." Stuart, Iowa, She and Mr. Bam- in New York. (For Red Bank and Rumson "The traffic circulation pattern here. that, through negotiations, he suc- in hart were married Aug. 21, 1901. Mrs. Owings said sne never bridge, add two hours Sea the beachfront area needs ma- Born in Accomack, Va., Mr. ceeded in having dismissed an jor improvement. At the present is recommended that Carr Ave. for vacant land, thereby, not heard from her husband unti Brlght, deduct 10 minutes Long! Hutchinson was a resident additional charge of assault and time it Is difficult to get to the and the other small streets in costing the taxpayers of the bor- nolice in New Jersey arrestedj Branch, deduct 15 minutes. High- of Long Branch 34 years. battery with Intent to kill. amusement center or the beach the area be closed and developed ough as much as it the school him as Robert Tate and found/ lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Mr. Hutchinson was the son of "I thought at the time that the as pedestrian ways. were located elsewhere. Further- through a fingerprint check, thai from Main St. or even Laurel the late Nathaniel and Sally Bail- 10 years given by the presiding "This will permit the summer more, the cost of the school he was wanted in South Carolina CHICAGO (AP) - The nation's Ave. ey Hutchinson. judge was not only fair and just, crowds to circulate freely from building itself could in large part weather pattern showed only ml "The Master Plan makes two; He was employed by Jersey but. In view of Owings' long as Owing:. used as a non-cash credit for nor changes today, with a few significant recommendations to one activity or place to another Rlvervlew Central Railroad before his re- criminal record, was extremely correct this situation. First, withou' t' worryin' g abou' t' cars or the local share of a large con- merciful," Brown said. wet spots in (he Midwest and Red Bank tirement three years ago. Mr. Beachway should be continued danger to their children. At the servatlon type project in the en- Mr .and Mrs. Henry Waneck, Owings could have received up South and little variation in tem- Hutchinson was a member of the peratures. around to intersect with the end same time it will permit a ma- I tire neighborhood. 260 Harmony Rd., Middletown, Court Denies "This would permit the clear- I Second Baptist Church of Long Temperatures dropped in most o'. Main St to form a continuous joi program of beautification to daughter, yesterday. take place, giving the area a ance of all seriously dilapidated Branch. of the central and northern Plains wide collector street directly toj Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ronson, more festive and attractive air. structures which now blight the Surviving are his wife, Pear] Dinkelspiel Soblen's Plea after thunderstorms rumbled the proposed beach front uses. Rt. 79, Morganville, daughter, area, the rehabilitation of those Collins Hutchinson; a daughter, (Continued) across Kansas, Iowa and Missou- Second, Center Ave. should be Transient Housing yesterday. structures that need repair and [Mrs. Attorlous Newman; five ri and showers dampened areas connected throug_ h to Highland_ ! "The area between Raritan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stranicro, matters as a body, and ft Is con For Freedom tiie installation of needed public sons, Roland, George, Charles, in western Nebraska, eastern Blvd. and continued through io|Ave. and Main St. is proposed 830 Palmer Ave., Middletown, trary to the spirit of this arti- for gradual redevelopment to mo-improvements such as streets. 'Berkeley and Melvin Hutchinson, LONDON (AP) -TV Bri«sh|wjroming and northern Colorado. Laurel Ave. son, Tuesday. cle for any of its members to tels and other forms of transient; sidewalks, curbs and gutters. of Long Branch; two sisters, high court refused again today to But is was warmer in most of "This road is proposed for an Monmouth Medical Center geek individually to influenc* the 80-foot right of way with « tree housing accommodations. The "Such a relationship between Mrs. Ruth Reeds of Maryland official acts of the municipal free fugitive spy Robert A. Sob- the Great Lake region. Higher Long Branch lined median strip and four mov first steps have been taken as a the school, the neighborhood, and! and Miss Ethel Hutchinson of manager, or any other officer, or len so that he can seek asylum temperatures were indicated in Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ma- [Virginia, and 14 grandchildren. from a life sentence ln the United the Middle and North Atlantic ing lanes ol traffic Such a road part of the Grandview urban re- urban renewal can have untold iloney. Kings Hwy., Middletown, for the council or any of its mem- benefits for all parties con- States. coast states, the Middle and will be the main traffic distribu-lnewal project now under way. son, yesterday. Services will be held Saturday bers to direct or request the ap- "A large supply of attractivelcerned." Justice John Stephenson turned North Plateau region and the tion artery in the borough and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brisco, at 2 p.m. in the Second Baptist pointment of any person to, or will solve many of the circula- transient housing facilities will be The Planning Consultants rec- down Dr. Soblen's application for Rocky Mountain states. South St., Matawan, son, yester- Church, Long Branch. Burial will his removal from, office; or to tion problems now created by thea prime asset in the total rede- ommended that the school be 17 a writ of habeas corpus. The! Temperatures yesterday moved day. be in White Ridge Cemetery, ' interfere in any-way with the per- disorganized road system. velopment of the resort. Guests classrooms In size, for optimum Judge rejected the arguments ol into the 90s as far northward as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter, lEatontown. formance by such officers of their "The road will also serve as must be able to find decent enrollment standards — but no the fugitive's attorneys challeng- southern Michigan, Illinois and 388 West Columbus PI, Long duties. the major separation line be- places to stay and to eat if they less than 10 classrooms. ing Home Secretary Henry Indiana while 100-degree readings Branch, son, Wednesday. MRS. W1LHEMENIA WILEY "The council and its members tween the resort activities on theare to regard Keansburg as their The Master Plan also brought Brooke's order to deport Soblenjwere reported In Texas north to Patterson Army Hospital shall deal with the administrative beach and the year round devel- vacation resort. The master|out these facts: LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Wll- to the United States. most of Kansas. Fairly pleasant Fort Monmouth service solely through the man- opments further inland. The first plan recommends that several of Analysis of housing conditions hemenia Wiley, 42 Silverton Ave., The court's ruling does nol weather prevailed in the west and Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Dun- ager and shall not give orders to few hundred feet of this road the smaller streets between Indicated that approximately 50 widow of William Wiley, died yes- eastern sections of the country. can, 3 Morsell Dr, Old Bridge, any subordinates of the manager, mean that Soblen's departure 1: are being developed in the Beachway and Center Ave. be per cent of all housing within terday in Riverview Hospital. Some early morning tempera- 50 either publicly or privately .. Imminent. His attorneys are cer Grandview urban renewal pro} closed at the time of thee redeede- th'ee borouggh could be classified] " Born in Newark, she was the Mr. and Mrs." Nelson G. Schlaff, The section goes on to provide tain to take the case to the Court tures and conditions: New York velopment to motels and that as seasonal housingi . daughter of the late Carl and ect. 73 First Ave., Long Branch, son, that conviction for violation ot theof Appeals. If they lose there, 62, clear; Chicago 79, partly Sections Belleview Ave. and Seaview Ave. The borough is plagued with Josephine Weisbecker. Her hus- cloudy; Boston 61, clear; Wash- Sections DUICVICW nvc. tmu ocancw nirc. luc uvivugu ,0 i/m&uvu uini «. . law in a competent court-would as they have once before, they band was manager of the Pru- may take it to the House of Lords, ington 67, cloudy; Atlana 69, Subsequent projects in the be utilized as the collector streets obsolescent dwelling units. Land Wednesday. d'squalify the councilman from beachfron. _L* t1 area__..". wil_.:ll l ad*AAd othentttar* in th4h,e» areaarea . Thics will permiTw*rmitt ththep usHceo surveycnrvpvos indicatfnrlirfltfel that approxaDnroX-- dential Insurance Company in Britain's highest tribunal, clear; Miami 82, clear; Louis- sections to the road, thereby] assembly of land into tracts of imately 23 acres are devoted to Red Bank many years. further service. ville 76, clear; Detroit 69, clear; Mr. Rand said the censure Soblen meanwhile will remain keeping the borough's direct ex- sufficient size to attract modern bungalow-type development. Strike St. Louis 79, clear; Minneapolis 1 Mrs. Wiley was a member of in the hospital of London's Erix penses to a minimum. The road motel development. Single family residences are move would not, even if carried, 70, partly cloudy.- Kansas City (Continued) Si. James Catholic Church, Red t.'raugh, disqualify Mr. DJakel-, ton Prison. will take many years to develop "The problems of beach erosion the largest single use of land, Montgomery Melbourne, public Bank, and a charter member of 70, rain, Denver 55, partly accounting for 44 per cent of. spiel from office. A complaint, in this manner, but should be ofand huricane damage which In relations officer, said the plant is [the Little Silver Woman's Club. cloudy; Dallas 84, clear; Phoenix the total land ln the borough. service around the Carr Ave. the past have plagued the bor- operating at about 90 per cent of trial and conviction in a civil 80, clear; Seattle 65, clear; San, Improved streets account for Surviving are a son, Dr. Wil- center within the next few years. ough are now well on their way full production. court would be prerequisite for! Union HouseFrancisco 58, clear; Los Angeles about 21 per cent of the land. liam Wiley of this place; a sis- tills, he said. "The connection of Center Ave. to elimination. The Army Corps Strikers said that under these (Continued) 65, clear; Anchorage 49, partly; Most of the streets are less ter, Mrs. Warren Tomlln of The Letter to Highland Blvd. Is an extreme- of Engineers has developed a conditions, it was "hopeless" to. Woodbury, and three graadchil- Fony, who was with tha Chicago cloudy, and Honolulu 78, clear. ly important link. It is unlikely comprehensive beach control than 50 feet in right of way width, This Mr. Dlnkelsplel's letter. try to hold out any longer. [dren. Cubs as a first baseman, that urban renewal will take plan which finds Keansburg in indicating an inefficient and ov> "I am dropping you this note Company officials said Monday Services' will be Saturday at MegUi Calltd Home place in this neighborhood for a thee hub hub.. erdeveloped street pattern. Va- as I an unable to attend the they would take strikers back, but 8 a.m. from the William S. An- Joey Lee, Union House's slug- number of years. Therefore, It "This plan Is now being active-).cant land- represents. " 1—5 pe r cen.t did not say how many. Mr. Mel- hearing ... A cheek of the vote Berlin of the total and much ol this is derson Funeral Home, Red Bank, on the issue shows it passed 6 ging outfielder, and formerly a is recommended that considera-|ly pushed by the borough and bourne reported that many of the followed by a requiem mass at player in tha Baltimore Orioles' (Continued) tion be given to opening it now atshould be approved by Congress marsh land. to 2, with myself and Councilman It is estimated that population [strikers "have found employment 9 o'clock In St. James Church. farm chain, has spoken to many by the Soviet government of that borough expense. within the next year. elsewhere during the" 11-week Fisher voting no. could reach 10,000 by 1970 if ac-! Burial will be in Mt Olivet Ceme- minor leaguers he played with responsibility. Beachfront Residential Iwalkout." "There is no question that some tive development policies are tery. and against during his minor "The Soviet government's note "The beachfront area which fi- "There are two areas where 17 Days In 1960 of the improvements could be prepared. - LEGAI NOTICE league days. ' contains numerous errors of fact. gures in the resort commercial higher density year round resi- The longest previous Atco strike used by the city, however, in view The Planning Board will set a The first player forced to re- There have been no Western acts activities, extends from the dential uses are proposed. These was in 1960 when a walkout fasted FUBMO HEARING NOTICE of the present tax rate and the areas are abutting the proposed date for a public hearing on the NOTICE H lierebjr slvrn that tht :urn to his job In Monmouth endangering human life. As for Waackaack Creek in the west, 17 days. Planning Board ot the Townihlp or attitude of the taxpayers in gen- ! Center Ave. and divided by Carr master plan proposal. County is outfielder William Me- the suggestion that the Allies andaiound to Main St. in the east, The company, which is 83 years Middletown, New Jersey, will hold a eral it would seem to me at this Ave. To become official, the plan public hearing at Townabip Hall, Mid- gill, who'll leave after tomor- the West Berlin authorities have 8nd from Center St. to the beach. old—one of the oldest and largest dletown. New Jeriey. on TUeidiy. time to be inadvisable to further "It is not certain exactly what must first be approved by the] September 4, 1962. at 8 P.M., to con- row's clash. been the authors of provocative Within this area a wide variety of Us type in the United States- sider tlw application for tie (ollowlnt Increase the state's indebtedness board, and subsequently by Bor- Ed Henderson, 19-year-old Un- actions, this seems, in the ex- of resort uses are proposed. In kinds of higher density resi- manufactures ceramic wall tile, malor aub-dlTlslon: "There is a limit to what peo-] ough Council. Map ot DMPdate. Beet km 1. . ion House outfielder from Free-1 isting circumstances in Berlin, the west it is recommended that dential developments should be made from clay fired at 2,000 de- ; pie can pay and Long Branch has Even then, the plan would only 1BON ZtJCKERMAW. hold, put the name Union House, singularly ironic. Tha tensions the development of the marina encouraged on these s'tes and grees Fahrenheit in giant kites. Secretary, „; about reached the limit. A delay; in fact a variety of uses would serve as a guide in enacting newj Flannlnf Boaxtf. In the National Baseball Congress which have recently arisen in on Waackaack Creek be contin- There was another strike at Middletown TowruMp j; of perhaps six months or a year record books when drew walks Berlin are due to the building ued as rapidly as possible. be appropriate including garden ordinances and adopting new de- Ml*. 2< •aa *» in my opinion would be worth- apartments, town houses, and velopment plans. Atco in 1959. Prior to that, there six straight times in Monday of the wall Aug. 13 of last year "This much-needed facility will Ihad not been a strike at the plant NOTICE '! while to see whether or not any possibly some high rise. MOKMOCTH COUNT! night's contest. which cut the city in two, andstimulate activity within tha en- 'since 1939. '; sources of new revenue can be tire borough when fully devel- "As the redevelopment pro- SUBBOOATE'S COEBT to the attitude of the Soviet gov- During the current strike, there Notice To Creditor! To Pretest > raised to offset this spending. gram moves ahead in the beach- Hoot Gibson Dies, ernment in opposing by every oped. To supplement the ma- g To Show Films were several disorders which re- CUlmi Anlnat Eitmt. "I understand that part of the f therh e probablbbly ESTATE OF JOHN DOMBEK, DE- means free circulation within the rina, thought should De given to front area sulted in police action and a Su- CEASED bond issue can be floated with- a need for Pursuant to the order or COWARD Star of Westerns city. The responsibility for the an urban renewal project west will be created Of Two Trips perior Court injunction against small shopping facility. C. BROSGE7, Surrogate or tha County out any permission from your HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Hool wall and for Its consequences oi Laurel Ave. to develop a pickets, setting rules for the of Monmouth. this day made, on the yacht club, restaurant, and motel "It would not be directly com WASHINGTON (AP) - The application of the undersigned, Made- office and I suggest to you that Gibson, 70, cowboy star of the rests solely with the Soviet gov- strikers to follow. llne Dombek, Administratrix with Will perhaps you could suggest to the eccommodations to serve the petitive to the central business|Senate passed yesterday a reso- annexed of the estate of the laid John tlnip western films for 30 ernment. This action in violation Disorderly conduct complaints city officials that certain nones- area. district. This area is shown on lution to make films of Jacque-; Dronbek, deceased, notice. Is hereby years, died Thursday of cancer, of international agreements and were signed by new employees given to the creditors cf ssld

,V PtolfcTaldfi RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Aogas 24, Successful Investing Mixes Up Nason on Education The Ground Rules Today Stock Rally For Neophyte Investor NEW YORlt (AP) - A con- Developing Seljf-Reliaiice tinued stock market rally yester- By ROGER E. SPEAR day stumbled on late profit-tak- By LESLIE J. NASON By doing things at your insist- make a special effort to ttlk ing and the list closed thoroughly Professor of Education ence and to please you, your son about Interesting events at the Q) "I have never bought any adequate savings, insurance and, gets no practice in relying upon dftner table Cooperate by lts- mixed. - The term "self-reliance" means ' stocks. I am interested in Texa- in most instances, an equity in a Averages were bolstered, how- himself. tening. Encourage him to talk to co and would like to own some, home. just what it says — reliance on I suggest you discuss this mat- his teachers and recite and cen- ever, by such gains as three enc's self. Whom should I contact? What The only thing certain about points for Du Pont, 1% for Wort- ter with him In a calm and tribute in his classes. Many school children fail to serious manner. Let him talk It will take a conscious effort would it cost me in commissions stocks is that they fluctuate. You worth, I'/8 by Consolidated Edi- to buy 20 should never be so placed that son, and 1'4 by Johns-ManviUe. live up to their potential because about the problem and let him on his part. It is his life and he lack this can be shown that the ability to shares?" you are obliged to sell in a fall- The Dow Jones Industrial av- suggest a solution, or at least a J.T. ing market. erage, which had been up as to do small beginning. communicate verbally is a won- A) Texaco is (Mr. Spear cannot answer all much as 4.43 in early afternoon, things on their Once he decides to start and derful asset. listed on the mall personally but will answer closed with a net gain of .46 at complete one project trader his Dear Dr. Nason: New York and all questions possible in his col- 616.00. Is the own steam, you have made a I am a sophomore hi college. Midwest Stock umn.) Of 1,261 issues traded, how- problem that beginning. . Last year I made a C average. Exchanges and ever, losers outnumbered gain- confronts Mrs. Dear Dr. Nason: My parents are separated, and J. F. of Hills- Our boy is entering the eighth each Insists that I should be able is traded on ers by 513 to 509. Mew highs for to make better grades. I think most regional the year totaled 14 and new lows borough, Calif. grade. He Is large for his age, a Youth, 19, five. She writes: muscular, good-looking boy who I am doing pretty well for a boy exc hanges Dear Dr. from Boston to Of the 15 most active stocks, made all A'« In the seventh from a broken home, don't you? Or. Nosow Nason: grade. K. A., Milwaukee- SPEAR the Pacific Is Arrested eight rose, six fell, and American Our 9-year- Coast. To buy some, I sugges Motors was unchanged. He is a quiet boy. He talks You are a big boy now. Your that you ask your bank for the The most active stock was Lit- old son In the fjurth grade has very little. We have concluded life Is your own. Don't blame name of a local exchange mem By FBI ton industries, which backed off great potential. He will do any- that he Is hiding his crooked your parents for your low tor, who'll be glad to handle FORT MONMOUTH - A youth from recent gains as it dropped thing for me if I demand it, in- teeth. He Is now going through Utrship. Take charge of your own your order after satisfying him- of 19 was arrested yesterday on a two points to 61% on 151,700 FULFILLMENT OF FAITH — Workmen with the aid of a cluding writing highly original the process of braces to correct education. Like your parents, I verse. But he does it under pro- this situation. too believe you can get better self—as any merchant would— charge of impairing the morals shares. Second was Southern crane erect the one-and-a-half-ton steeple on the nearly California Edison, up % at 28% test and it stops there. How can we help him overcome grades. that you will respect your con- of a 6-year-old boy in the Cape- completed King of Kingt Lutheran Church in Middle' I would like to develop self-re- hi; reticence In talking, once his hart Housing area here. on 86,200 shares. Third was Amer- tracts. ican Photocopy, up Va at 1534 on town. Robert L. Clothier it the architect. The first unit lisnce in this child—but am at a teeth are straightened? (If you have a question for Dr. The commission on your pro- Agentg of the Federal Bureau of loss as to howl Nason, write him in care of the Investigation and .the Criminal 80,600 shares. will coit $120,000. The firtt service in the new church, B. R.. Brooklyn, N. V. posed purchase would amount to Next came Studebaker, off % The pattern is the same out- Talk the problem over with Red Bank Register. He will dis- around J15- In addition, the price Intelligence Division of tiie Pro- at the corner of Cherry Tree Farm and Harmony Rds. your son at the time his braces cuss in his column those of most vost Marshal's office here ar- at 8%, and Martin-Marietta, ofl side of school, he completes you pay will include an "odd-lot" will be held the latter part of September. nothing that he starts. are removed. Encourage him to general interest.) differential of 25 cents a share. rested Percy Alfred Bartlow, Jr. % at WA- On the major exchanges, in most on a federal warrant charging Steels were narrowly mixed, Instances only 100-share lots are him with committing a crime on with U.S. Steel up % Bethlehem actually traded by auction. Less- a government reservation. off %, Republic Steel and Jones Oak Hill er amounts, known as odd-lots, Bartlow is single, presently un- & Laughlin unchanged. GOP Picks Arnold Among the recent newcomers Enrollments Climb are handled by specialists who employed, end lives at 19 Jacobs Twentieth-Century-Fox dropped to Kingfisher Dr., Oak Hill, are tack on a reasonable fee for St., Montclalr, Pa. He is the son 1% as the firm omitted the divi- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wimmer their services. bfJan Army enlisted man and his dend. their daughter, Irene and son Q) "We're a couple in our early wife, and was visiting his parents IBM, up more than five at its To Run for Council Raymond, formerly of Wayne. For Jersey Schools 30's and have $1,500 in U.S. Sav- at the time the crime is alleged best, closed with a net gain of to have taken place. 154 at 410^. Crown Cork rose NEW SHREWSBURY - Daniel set by the other Republican can- TRENTON — September enroll- The six state colleges will open ings Bonds. We are thinking of 1% Owens-Illinois Glass V/t, J. Arnold, 7 Avalon Dr., will be didates. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Collett, ments hi public schools through- this September with an estimated cashlngthrese and Investing in Ralph W. Bachman, special Cleveland Electric % and At- the Republican candidate in the "We in New Shrewsbury ore their children David and Lisa, out the state will show an in- full-time undergraduate enroll- stock Would you advise this?." agent in charge of the Newark lantic Coast Line 1% , forthcoming elections for a one- fortunate In being able to attract are residing on Kingfisher Dr. crease of 53,000 pupils over the ment of 12,459 as opposed to D.E. office of the FBI, stated that the American Home Products fell year term on the Borough Coun- a man of Mr. Arnold's callbei The Colletts are former Teaneck enrollment of a year ago. 4,550 in 1955. A) I'm sure you're a nice charge against Bartlow was 3% and Merck ty, in a soft drug cil, according to Benjamin Pick- to represent us on our local gov residents. Commissioner of Education Programs of teacher prepara- young couple, anxious to build made In a federal complaint group affected by adverse Wai ering, chairman of the local Re- erning body. He combines the ran Frederlck M. Raubinger made tian in private colleges and uni- for the future. But you've told me signed Wednesday before U. S. Street reports concerning the ef- publican County Executive Com- qualities of an independent and Mr. and Mrs. Elston R. Craw- that announcement this week and verslties will also show Increases so little of your circumstances Commissioner David Goldstein, fects of certain drug ingredients mittee. deeply Inquiring mind with a sin- ford and sons, Richard and John, added that the total enrollment this September. that it's rather difficult to advise Asbury Park. Bartlow was ar- formerly of Wayne, are new King- Yesterday's closing stocks: cere desire to serve his fellow will be 1,157,000. 10,000 on Double Session you. raigned yesterday before Com- I-T-B CM Brk 1« fisher Dr. residents. Richard is a 1 residents." Mr. Raubinger reports that Because no mention is made of missioner Goldstein and, after Johns Man 43 senior at Penn State University. School building activity will al- Jones * L 47: school populations are up 232,000 so be reflected in expanded other assets, I'm going to assume failing to post $3,000 bail, was JUIej Cp 8'- Joy nig W John will enter his sophomore in the last five years and 435.000 that your $1,500 in bonds repre- Alleg Lud 30V Kaiser Al 35' school faculties this fall. remanded to the Mercer County Aller Pw *B1 Kennecott IV year at Marietta College, Ohio. in the last 10 years—more than sents the bulk of your savings to jail, Trenton, to await further Allied CM 38i a 60 per cent Increase for the dec- Eighteen newly-organized high date, if that is so, I strongly ad- Allta Chat IS SSKm 8 Middlctoivn schools and 73 newly-organized action by federal authorities. Alcoa 601 Krojer 20' Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gauffreau, ade. vise you against redeeming them Am Alrlln IB* LehlEh C4N 6i Recent house guests at thi formerly of Belleville, are new elementary schools will open for Am MFdy SIT Leh Port c IB1 Birth Rate of IMO's and putting the money into Am Mot 17? Leh Val Ind 1'J home of Mr. and Mrs. Rober residents of Dove Ct. the first time. School bond elec- stocks. Am Smelt B25 Lefl Va! RR Crimmins, Kings Hwy., weri Senior class enrollment in New tions have reached an annual to- Am stn 131 LOP Glass KV, Jersey high schools will continue Before putting a cent into Red Hill Am Ork Sb m Lib McN«L 11* Mrs. Crimmins' mother, Mrs tal of almost $100,000,000 during Am Can 4V Llgg * Mr 7114 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoi- to grow during, the next two stocks, I believe you should have (Continued) Am Cyan -42* LuKeni SU 40 Louise Hely of Westfleld, am mann, formerly of Chatham, are each of the past five years. Am Tel Tel 114V Mack Trk 3814 Mrs. A. G. Van de Weghe an years reflecting the high birth In spite of this substantial con- locate the interchange there rath- Am Tub 32 Marath Oil 37 in their new home on Mallard rate of the late 1940's which has er than at Dwight Rd. Am Viscose 664 Martin M 24(4 daughters of Flemington. struction, 60,000 pupils will be at- Amp Inc 24* Merck 63H Rd. Mr. Holmann Is associated been felt in lower grades until To Mark 35 For a Middlesex County pro; MOM 35 « with Bell Labs in Holmdel. tending schools in double sessions Minn MSM 5334 Miss Ann Stanley is vacatioi now. Graduating classes in 1965 and an additional 50,000 will be ect, M. J. Stavola, Inc., Middle- Mo Pac A 40 are expected to increase by more Years With Bell Armst Ck Mont Ward 2714 Ing at home with her parents in tub-standard classrooms. town, was awarded a $59,994.30 Aahl Oil Nat Blic .39 VI Mr, and Mrs, Everett G. Hen- than 40 per cent over last June's Atchlvm N Cash Res KtV. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stanley contract for the construction of Hat Dairy 57H derson and sons, William and classes. an additional southbound on-ramp Nat Distill Hartshome PI., Francis Richard, have moved from Ap- 40V, Adams, Hasbrouck Heights, is The state Department of Educa- at Laurence Harbor Rd. to South- Bald Lima. Nat Bteel plebrook to their new residence tion has called this fact to the Delay Hearing bound Roadway, Madison Town- Bit * on NY Central 13' house guest ol Miss Stanley's this on Heron Rd. Nil «P» 44 week. attention. of New Jerseyans in KEANSBURG — Municipal ship. No Am Av €7' Nor Pac 33 two recent publications, one of Court bearing on a charge of as- $813,751 for GE Nwtt Alrlln 31 Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Abbott which calls for the creation of The Rockafellow Construction So* Norwich Ph. 3O: Mrs. Roy Sager, son and daugh- are new residents on Pelican Rd. sault and battery against'Joseph Border* Onto liar 14' ter, Andy and Mindy, Cherry Tree two-year community colleges and Carlo, beach superintendent, was Co., Inc., Matawan, was awarded Bore Warn OVrenj 111 Ol 80 The Abbotts are former Chat the other calling for expansion Brunswick Pan A w Air 19)4 Daniel J. Arnold La., have returned from a two- postponed Jart night tor one a contract for $5,950 for the con- Buckeye PI Param Plot "38*" 4 him residents. Their eon, Lt. of four-year college fadmits. struction of a storage shed at the Bucy Erie Penney, JC 4214 week vacation in Richfield Henry E. Abbott, b stationed In week. BnlovB Pa Pw*Ll The vacancy was created by It is expected that the number «*• Springs and Cooperstown, N. Y The complaint was signed rear of the parkway sign shop Burl Ini Pa HI! the resignation of Councilman Kassel, Germany with military of classroom teachers will in- at Telegraph Hill. Case, JI Peps) Cola intelligence and is expected home against Mr. Carlo Sunday by life- Cater Trao Perkln Elra Lawrence R. Malone last May. Returned from a summer va- crease by 2,050 this September guard Jay Williamson, Seavlew The authority appropriated Celanese Phil El The post is now being filled by in October. Chrysler Phil! Pet cation in England and Scotland In order to accommodate the ex- Ave. another $40,000 to iserosion con Cities 87 Pit Btsel Robert F. Henck, who was ap- pacted enrollment Increase. This another $40,000 to its erosion con- Coca Cola Pub Sv E1O are Mr .and Mrs. Karl Wihtol, Adrienne Florshelrner, daugh- Mr. Williamson has charged, Cola- Pal Pullman pointed to it after considerable Red Hill Rd. will bring the total number of trol rehabilitation of slopes and Colum Gas Pure Oil intraparty discussion. Mr. Henck ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Flor- classroom teachers to a record that the superintendent beat him Coml Wot RCA up after an argument over foot- drainage projects. A total of — -'.'.. C» is Republican candidate in Nov- sheimer, Bamm Hollow Rd., is high of 50,800. ' $100,000 was previously appro- Repub SU Newcomers to Applebrook are entertaining, her cousins, Pam ball playing on the beach RAVIOD ember elections for a lull council Mr. and Mrs. David Lindsay and More Teachers Now Saturday. priated. The project Includes the Rem Met term. and Linda Musa of Spring Lake. Crne SU 16H Rejf Tob daughter Diane, formerly of Al- Although some schools ate ex- stockpiling ol considerable ctimsj Wr 38% ROD Fulton 2>t> Mr. ArnokJ Is married and the lentown. Pa., now residents ol periencing difficulty in obtaining amounts of topsoil as well as Del & Bui ISM at Jos Lead 2814 Visiting this week, at the home Dent Sup 25 3t net Pap 27H father of nine children. He has Minton Ct. teachers to meet the enrollment It adds up! More and more some research and experimenta- Doug Atro 25 Sears Roeb 13% lived in New Shrewsbury five of Mrs. Charles Allaire, Sr., Fish explosion, the supply of qualified Dew Chem 47% Shell OH 3(i4 Hawk Dr., were Mrs. Ada Hin- people use The Register ads each tion of drainage structures and Du Pont Sinclair 31H years. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jame! teachers appears to be on the types of grass sods. Lt 28W Smith. AO 25 % zelman and Mr. and Mrs. Philip upturn, according to Mr. Issue because results come fast- ait 99% gocony 51% Little League Head son and family, former residents Final payment was made yes- J £ iSou Pac 2J!4 Merrian, Ridgefleld, Conn. Raubinger. Sa Jo n 4'", The candidate is a graduate of of Rutledge Dr. have moved tc er.—Advertisement. Mrs. GusUv Pavlak Erie Lack 2>4 Sou Ry terday on an $815,759.59 contract Fireston"'" e 3? 3 ISperrv- Rd St. Vincent's College and has a Milltown. to the General Electric Co. for «7 I Std Brann Mr. and Mrs. John Davies, WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs. 44'i "" ' master's degree in business ad- the furnishing and installation of <8i,i I Std Oil NJ Bamm Hollow Rd., were hosts a Gustav Pavlak, 136 Liberty PI., igu Btudebaker minsitration from New York Uni- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moody, Min lobster bake recently at their will mark 35 years of service the complete communication versity. He is assistant head ol ton Ct., were hosts at a cocktail system used on the parkway. home. Their guests included Mr. With New Jersey Bell Telephone marketing data processing of the party recently in their home, and Mrs. Ludwig Bilow, Mr. and Co., Monday at an open house Transamer Humble Oil and Refining Co. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Un Carbide Mrs. G. Paul Kennedy, and for- in the Red Bank central office. Gen Pub Ut 30% Un Psc Mr. Arnold is president of the Fred Trenery, Mr. and Mrs; Dor mer neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Pe- An operator in the Red Bank a Tel* Bl 21 Dnlt Alro borough's Little League, presi- Straton, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Construction United Cp ter Cumin, Yardley, Pa. The traffic department, Mrs. Pavlak US Linen dent of the advisory committee ol Barnacle, Mr. and Mrs. Fran US Pljrwd Davies' were guests last week at IT. a member of Red Bank Coun- US Rub the Monmouth Regional Adult D'Zurilla, Mr .and Mrs. Oreste the home of Mrs. Davies mother, Of Pa^g La. US Smelt De Farro, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard cil, H. G. McCully Chapter, Tele- US Steel School, and « member of the New Mrs. L. C. Buttrick, Margate. phone Pioneers of America. Walworth Shrewsbury Taxpayers Associa- Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Warn B Plo She is married and has Wn Un Tel tion. Quirk all of Middletown. Mrs. Bruce Gordon and daugh- daughter. Is Approved Weitc El White Mot He becomes, a running mate of ters Kathy. Lindsey and Ji LITTLE SILVER — The Plan- Woolwth Mr. and Mrs. Graham Millei Yncst ShiT the mayoralty candidate, W. Don- are vacationing in Ogunquit, ning Board last night approved ald Cole, and incumbent council and son David, former resident: Maine. ' Egg Market plans for the construction of Paag candidate John E. Lemon, Jr., of Minton Ct., have moved t( La., a road within Paag Village in addition to Mr. Henck. Arizona. NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- development on Seven Bridge Rd. HEvTELMANN NAMED Praised By Pickering DAV Picks Wholesale egg offerings adequate. The board's approval of the In announcing the candidacy, A recent guest at the home o Demand irregular but slightly im- proposed road is in accordance RUMSON — The Mayor and Council last night appointed Wil- Mr. Pickering said: Miss Sherry Trow, daughter Low Cost for New Room proved yesterday. with a development map dated Mr. and Mrs. Frazer Trow, Vil If your family has outgrown your present home, don't July 16. liam H. Hintelmann, Jr., of Ridge "After the voters learn more Outstanding Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.) about Mr. Arnold we feel certain lage La., was Miss Nancy Brom move, let us add a handsome new room. You'll find 40J4-42!4; extras medium (40 lbs. On Aug. 6; Borough Council Rd. chairman of the Rumsan Ter- centennial Committee which will that our fellow citizens will agree all of Huntsville, Ala. that our cost Is lowest, workmanship and materials the avenge) 31&33& top quality directed its attorney, James that his qualifications for office Man of Year (47 lbs. min.) 43-16; mediums (41 Minogue, to initiate a lawsuit for assist in the all-state celebration best We are the county's oldest and largest home Im- in 1964. are typical of the high standards Jimmy Mere!, son of Mr. and ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Hen- lbs. average) 32'A-34; smalls (36thg acquisition of a performance Mrs.. Vincent Merel, Lone Oak ry (Bud) Schafer, 32, provement specialists, satisfaction assured! Call for your lbs. average) 22-23; peewees 15- bond for the road. Mr. Minogue Rd., celebrated his seventh birth- emerged from the Korean War a free estimate. MM- said at that time that a suit is day at a party at hfs home Tues- triple amputee, today owns the Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) the borough's last recourse in day. Present were Jimmy Hayes, itle of the Outstanding Disabled 4054-42; top quality (47 lbs. min.) the case of the long-pending, but Johnny and Danny Bright, Flip- Veteran of the Year. 43-45; mediums (41 lbs. average) et unbuilt street. >y Hunt, Johnny Koteles, Tommy Schafer, a school teacher from 3254-34^; smalls (36 lbs. average) There were no formal applica- Fields, Tommy Gillis, and Tom- 'acoma, Wash., received the hon- 23-24; peewees 15&16& tions before the board last night. my Keating. r at the national convention of the Disabled American Veterans Miss Judy Husband, daughter last night. LOCAL SECURITIES of Mr. and Mrs. John Husband, It was the first time the DAV Kings Hwy., will be home this lad named an outstanding dis- The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- weekend. Miss Husband is a stu- ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- ibled veteran. Officials of the tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities dent at the University of Penn- rganization said the award could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated sylvania Hospital, Philadelphia. would be made annually. by the "asked") at the time of completion. "Schafer exemplified the highest Scientifically planned for Modernize your old bath- BANKS \merican tradition of an individ- easy use, designed for room or let us install a Div. Asked al overcoming svvere emotional beauty and priced to save new one. Either way our Asbury Park - Ocean Grove .50 30 Pedestrian Hit, and physical impairment as a re- you the most money. Call prices are the lowest. Free Belmar - Wall National 2.80 sult of war injuries to take his and see. estimates. Central Jersey Bank .60 26 lace as an outstanding public Farmers & Merchants 1.00 • Leg Is Broken :ervant in the field of education," First Merchants National Bank .25 10 LOCUST — A pedestrian, Da- he selection committee said. Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 vid Thomas, 19, a resident at Schafer was wounded by small Long Branch Trust . 20.00 the Peninsula House, Sea Bright, rms fira white serving with the Matawan Bank .30 was Injured early today when he r FIRST PAYMENT DEC. Monmouth County National .12 irst Marine Division at Chosen New Jersey Trust 1.00 was struck by a car driven by lesfervoir In North Korea on Dec. Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 George J. Domick, Jr., 23, of 1950. He lost his right hand, UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY 61 Atlantic St., Keypbrt, police Sea Bright National 1.00 lower right leg, half of his left FREE ESTIMATES ON INDUSTRIAL reported. foot and several fingers of his Brockway Glass .80 The youth Is In fair condition left hand. • DORMERS MODERN KITCHEN Bzura Chemicals in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, When he returned home, he en- • ROOM ADDITIONS MODERN BATHROOM Electronics Associates (xx) with a broken right leg and cuts tered the College of Engineering • ATTIC ROOMS PLUMBING-HEATING Hanson VW-M ! the face. t the University of Washington, • ROOFING - SIDING MASONRY Internatibnel Flavors & Fragrances WELCOME ASHORE — Chief Boatswain't Mate Rob. Laird & Company The accident occurred on Lo- tut Veterans Administration ad- • PORCH ENCLOSURES GARAGE-BREEZEWAY Monmouth Electric ert R. Lawing of Long Branch, after almost 21 years of cust Point Rd., near Locust Ave., isors told him it would be dlf- Monmouth Park active naval service, is piped ashore by his fellow petty at 12:10 a.m. Mr. Domick told icult for him to work on some N. J. Natural Gas „. 1.00 officer! and Captain E. G. Sanderson, right, command- police the youth stepped out in ingln'earing field problems with N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 front of Ms car and that he was irtificial limbs, so he turned to Rowan Controller ing officer of NAD Earle. Chief Lawing has been trans- unable to stop the auto in time ducation. He now has master's Spiral Metal ferred to the U. S. Fleet .Reserves and soon will be to avoid him. legrees in both education and V. S. Homes and Development Corp. employed by the Red Bank Post Office, No summons has been Issued, athematics. He teaches high (xx) .25 Cash pending further Investigation.. chool mathematics. y Rep. Join 1 BANK REGISTER; Motor Vehiel the 17th Concessional Dis- Angw* 24, trict of New York. Event for GOP The dinner will be preceded by Q. Driving at nlfht, tf I i Marching Band WgST MNG BRANCH - V*"?*!?£***?&£ *£ prtadi a ear ewntat (*«*t •tonraouth County Republican Monmouth Hate pooL Mu*te win DM and I have my Ugbta «t. will hold its be furntehed by B% Staff and ; Workshop Set s. i. •• yjw? >: UM bright beam, at what {Mint ;eventh annual fund-raising dia- his orchestra, who will also en- •braid I "dim" my ligirti jo ler Friday night, Sept. T; ac-tertain, during dinner. • LONG BRANCH — The annual cbe other driver win not b« :ording to an announcement to- Later in the evening, there will Minded? > Long Branch High School march- iay by J. Raymond DeRidder, be dancing to the music of Paul [ ing bend workshop has been A. Headllfht glare from ap- :hairman. Sparr's Meyer Davis band. 1 proufttflK vehicle) Is » alght icheduled for Monday through driving nazard. The greatest The dinner will be held at thel Proceeds from the dinner will Friday under the direction of hazard and annoyance from Vlonmouth Hotel, Spring Lake. be used in the coming campaign. Dominic R. Soriano. glare I» due to the failure of Robert C. Stanley, Jr.. Middle- A preview of the band's musi- some motorists to "dim" or town, is chairman of tile ticket No problem finding tenants cal rhythms and marching forma- when you advertise The Register 1 use the lower-beam of their committee. tloos may be observed as more headlights when approaching The principal address will be way-nAdvertisement. than 110 student musicians, twirl- within 5N feet of an oncom- ers, color guards, and flag twirl- ing vehicle. This is the la* la ers prepare their formations for New Jersey and also a com* the forthcoming football season. men courtesy drivers owe to The Place To Go For The Brands You Know each other. Motorists should remember that using the Ugh the IVY CORNER TOPS beam as a reprisal against the motorist who has neglected to FOR dip his lights is Illegal and un- Boys' & Students' Department C safe. The effect Is to make two blind drivers where but one ex- JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR lsted before. 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK PROMOTING SHADE — Freeholder Director Joseph C. |0K Loans For Irwin, left, it shown presenting WHIiam B. Duryee, chair- man of the Monmouth County Shade Tree Commission, PENNANT FOR THE SEA — An officer of the Cunard with a copy of a Freeholders' resolution promoting in- Liner Queen Elizabeth, left, accepts from Karl F. Wihtol, N. J. Projects ter-municipal action in the planting of trees. County Middletown, an Eatontown industrialist, the pennant WASHINGTON (AP) - The and local officials will meet for discussions on the plan of the Eatontown Rotary Club, Before them tits an- Public Housing Administration Tuesday approved a loan of at Freehold next Wednesday. other Rotarian. The Informal ceremony took place as $3,793,593 to Bayonne, N. j:, for the ship carried members to London for the Interna- construction of 2SD units, all to tional Rotary convention. ba designed and built for elder- ly persons. Shade Tree Parley ON HONOR ROLL The community Facilities Ad- BELFORD — Miss Lynn-Mui ministration has announced i FREEHOLD — The import' cal shade tree officials to take Saunders, daughter of Mr. ai County Will $220,000 loan to help New Jersey ance of shade trees in municipa part in the talk. Mrs. Carleton M, Saunders, 2 plan construction of a new re-areas will be discussed at a meet- In doing so, he noted that Sunrise Rd., is on the honor ro FREEHOLD - The followi formatory at Bordentown, N. J ing of officials in the Hall of "county roads traverse your Records here next Wednesday. at David Lipscomb Collegi wills were probated here receni Rep. Frank Thompson, Jr., D- community" and said he knows Nashville, Tenn. ly by Surrogate Edward N.J., said the loan is to be re- William B. Duryee, chairman these officials have "a vital in- Broege,: i paid at the start of construction of the Monmouth County Shade terest in the enhancement of the Zipper Brief Bag MARY KOSIHA, Belford, w of the $17.5 million reformatory, Tree Commission, has called up- beauty of these roads." The died Aug. 8, left her estate now scheduled for December, on mayors, municipal clerks county planners, he said, want to LOOKS ntt tatthtr. Fill* Ilk* Planning Board members and lo-receive guidance from local lead- ktthtr, OUTWIARS leith.r s to 1 her daughter, Anna Hockin. 1963. UNCONDITIONALLY Guaranteed 's. SYl JOHN THORPE, Matawa: Also approved by the Commun- Mr. Duryee, New Jersey's for- who died July 31, left his estal ity Facilities Administration were TUFIDE** tfw prlza pantnlon of New mer secretary of agriculture, who •wry sMdmt Cram It. Slim It, you tc his daughter, Eleanor Thorpi a $55,500 loan to help Trenton, has been a teacher of vocational luttauithtrmSUbco'i rugotd eon* and son, Warren Thorpe. - N. J., plan a storm sewer sys- agriculture and served as Mon- atructlon—built to look like new (or tem for its Wilbur and Villa Park j*u*. Thli handnma Brlaf Baa lor GUSTAVE BRANDSTETTEF Shrewsbury mouth's first farm demonstra- •nmplt with lucft qualify detain •• Middletown, who died May Areas—a $2,576,000 project—and tion agent, is trying to advance A neighborhood clambake was SexpindlnjpockeU—zipper over the left his estate to his son, Gusa $49,050 advance to Pompton the shade tree program on an top end down the cornara. Two tuck- ACADEMY held recently at the home of Mr. tave Brandstetter, Jr., ani Lakes Borough, Passaic County, inter-municipal basis. away htndlaa and wathabla TUFIDE and Mrs. Anthony Salerno, 23 eoverlno. Unconditionally guaranteed daughter, Emma Lied. N. J., lor final planning of a sanl' Working with him on this proj- tary sewer collection system and Thayer Dr. by Stabco for s year*. In popular GEORGE F. JENNINGS, A ect are Freeholder Director Jo- enKUcolwa 95 treatment plant. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. A COUNTRY Isntic Highlands, who died Jul; seph C. Irwin and commission John Doughty, Mr. and Mrs. left his estate to Julia an The Urban Renewal Adminis- members Neal Munch, Freehold; 13piu« tu Robert Pursell, Mr. and Mrs. DAY SCHOOL Catherine E. Langhans. tration has approved a $120,461 Mrs. Laura F. Prout, Asbury IN loan to help Ocean City, N. J., David Kinscherf, Mr. and MrsPark. , and John C. Bonnell, A!- Charge Accounts Available CORA THROCKMORTON Joseph Messner, Mr. and Mrs. : Middletown Towmhip Long Branch, who died Aug. Id plan its "Central City" slum Itntown. clearance project, Sen. Harrison Sylvester Neville, Mr. and Mrs. ., FREE DELIVERY left her estate to her sister Robert Wilson, all of New Shrews- NEW JERSEY Viola Slocum, and brother, Le A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J., said to- PHONE SH 1-0001 day. bury, and William Wilson, Pase- Kaplan Names roy S. Throckmorton. dena, Calif. GRADES 6.12 LEWIS H. BOYCE, Rarita At the same time the agency Township, who died Aug. 8, lei also reserved a $995,561 grant for William Wilson, of Pasedena, Study Group work on the project in anticipa- FACULTY TO STUDENT 1500 to Helen F. Ormerod am Calif., has been visiting the past ASBURY PARK — A breakfast YOU CAN OWN THAT HOME tion of a formal application from RATIO 10-1 the balance of his estate to two weeks with his son and meeting of the Monmouth and Ocean City housing officials aft- YOU'VE DREAMED OF, NOW! nephew, Charles E. Boyce, Jr. daughter-in-law, Mr. and MrsOcea. n County Chiropractic So- Fill torn •nr«tt«Mti ROW btliif fte»r«J er planning is completed. Robert Wilson, 31 Thayer Dr. FOR INFORMATION GERTRUDE S. SCANLON ciety was held at the Berkeley Don't deny yourself and your family th« Freehold, who died July 31, lef The 29-acre, predominantly res- ^arteret Hotel here recently. CALL 291-1576 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. joyi of home ownership any longer — her estate to her mother, Mai idential section is north of the Dr. Reuben I. Kaplan of Red 17 Brood Sr. RtdBonk central business district and about Roache, Jr., 253 Riveredge Rd., E. Scanlon. Bank, acting in his dual capacity see us about a home financing plan to fit one block from the beach. The held 8 dinner party recently in JOSEPH LA MURA, SR, their cabana at Driftwood Beach »s President of the Monmouth and agency said three-fourths of the •your needs and budget! Marlboro, who died June 1; John Club. Guests included Mr. andOcean County Chiropractors, and Bergan, Red Bank, who died125 dwelling units there are sub- as chairman of the board of the standard. Mrs. Richard McCabe, Middle- July 31; Morris Weisman, Lonj town; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pic Society of New Jerwy Chiroprac- Branch, who died July 20; Homei ton, Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs.tors, appointed a committee to YOUR Cazel, who died July 14 Office Party Thomas Prerideville, Red Bank; make a study of the practicality MAINSTAY Thomas J. Malone, who died Fe Mrs. William Sliter, Mr. and Mrs.of reorganizing the state society 15, and Charles Lombard, wh< For Fort Unit Harold Sherman and Mr. andin order to effect closer coordi- died June 30, all of Middletown; Mrs. Kenneth Roonan, New nation between the various county FEDERAL SAYINGS and Isaac E. Mount, Highlands, NEW SHREWSBURY — Shrewsbury. units and the state organization. who died March 9, left their es Members of the Plans and Those appointed to the com- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION tstes to their respective wives. Research Branch of the U. S. Ed Eckel, New York City, and mittee by Dr. Kaplan are: Dr. LA ELSIE SNABLE, Middletown, Army Signal Material Support Mrs. William Bernholt and Edwin Doe, Jr., chairman,. Dr 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK who died July 31, and Helen Par- Agency at Fort Monmouth held daughters Eleanor and Kathy, Robert Doe, Dr. James Rogers Free Liming Insured Savings - Mortgage Loan* Fall Special (with all Season Contracts sons, Atlantic Highlands, wh< an office party Saturday at the 'ines Lake, spent Monday with Dr. Robert Hazel and Dr. Sey signed before Sept. IS) died July 13, left their estates ti home of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Neu-their sister, Mrs. .Vincent mour Bershling. • Power aeration their respective husbands. wirth, 125 Swimming River Rd. Roache, Jr. Fall—Same at Special New Legal Holiday DENNIS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM • Fertilization Spring—Rolling, Aera- Approved by Senate tion, Fertilizing, Re- • Fall seeding WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sett come fo the... seeding, Grubproofing ite adopted by voice vote yes- (lib. per 1000 sq.ft. terday a resolution which would • Power rolling Lot* Spring—Rolling, make Sept. 17 in each year Aeration, Fertilising, legal holiday to be known Fair Haven Volunteer Any Iran u» "Constitution Day." Weed Control Next Sept. 17 will be the 17Jth additional anniversary of the signing of the 24' t.ooo ta. It •nly SS>00. Summer—Cra bg ra ss Constitution. The resolution, if approved by FIRE COMPANY Control, Rolling, 225 Sllvtnldt Ave. he House, would add "Constitu- Aeration, te Day," to these other federal Llttlt Silvtr. N. J. Fungus Treatment gal holidays: Dial 747-2TB3 George Washington's Birthday per sq. ft. .lemorial Day, Independence 2'/2 Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day Includes all Thanksgiving and Christmas. Lawn-a-maT labor and materials The resolution was sponsorec nv Sen Fvprftf M Dlrkmn R.T1

MONMOUTH Last Week of Our 41st AUG. SALE COUNTY'S FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS & TRAVEL AGENCY . FIREMEN'S m NIGHT . Serving Monmouth County tor Seventeen Years WED., AUG. 29 BEDDING at REAL DISCOUNTS 1A DaokUce PI MEMBER Applied to Original LOW PRICES STARTING SATURDAY, AUG. 25 j Please bring room size's. We alt how carpet You can reierve and pick up airline, steamship, 6:30 P. M. 'TIL 12 MIDNIGHT AAfKHI VrY ^ ° * bui and tour tickets, hotel and retort area I • IV* I V lm L» V La I w samples in your home. AT THE FIRE HOUSE GROUNDS EASY CHARGE AND BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED reservation! at our offices. RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN 2-Hour Free Pork- 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N.J. Ing at Lor In Rear IT COSTS NO MORE • REFRESHMENTS • RIDES^^ TELEPHONE: HOpkins 2-0430 RBR ,/!4/6, of McKelvey's TO BOOK THROUGH We have expert carpet layers for every job anywhere itort. • GAMES • MUSIC • FREE GROUND PRIZES Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. YOUR LOCAL TRAVfc'L AGENT MAKE IT A DATE TO ATTEND STORE OPEN FRIDAY TO 9:00 P.M. I Troop 100 Friday, August 24, 1962—5 COMPLETE Association award (or completing BATTERY SERVICE Dridge Column tie hotter ateiy course. t HAa^^a^AiSBV^A^a^BMSAn^knWA "MtifcemtUcally speaking, Returns The boys were accompanied to O!ttitoir$ by W. Ecwtrd HUi DOUGLAS EliCTWC CO. doeta't Jt often pay to play lot NEW SHREWSBURY — Boy THE HANDS ack Muuux, Robert P«fcMl M"MMKT ""TS ft?1**!*! metthdts «t rubber bridge? i Scout Troop 100 returned recent- ad D. Robert Teeters. ly from a two-week •encampment tdu « reader. "Take this kim North dealer 'at Forestburg Scout Reservation. of situation: NorUHSouth vnlotrabte NORTH | David Teeters and Bob Walker "I won the queen of diamond imet all the requirements to be- with dummy's king and tried thi come Eagle Scouts. The Eagle spade finesse. Back came th 0 A K 7 Scout awards will be presented PORCH Jack of diamonds, and dummy' WEST to them at the opening meeting ace got ruffed out As a resul EAST of the Parent-Teacher Association SALE! * K J 46 2 I was down one, 1 Sept. 19 at Tinton Falls School ENCLOSURES | "My partner said I should haw Jim Teeters, Bob Cobianchi played safe by leading out tin X? ...Free 4107 Jay Mannix, Bob Walker, David ace of spades and then anothe Grubb, Pete Scoles, David Ham- spade. In fact, he got so heatei * A J 10 7 4 9KI 3 mond, Harry Park, Richard Estimates that we misdefended the nex 0 8 5 3 Blowers, Glenn Rodman and hand and let the opponents maki Donald Brandt earned a total o a game that we should have beal North Earf Sort We* 50 merit badges. CONVENIENT TERMS en. However, that is anothe 1 NT Pass 34 Pus Pete Hartung, Donald Brandt, story. 4 4 AIJ (Mi, Opening lead — <> Q David Grubb and Mike Pribish "1 would assume that if completed the mile swim. Let- our skilled craftsmen show you how your played this kind of hand 101 Harry Park was elected b; porch can become a pleasant room! times I would lose it only once and two or three small trumps. In members of the troop for induc- I am in danger only if East ha tion into the Order of the Arrow, the other 99 hands I would pick • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY a small singleton in diamond: up about 1,500 points in over an honorary camping organia- Dally ft Saturday t AJH.-5:30 PJM. tricks. At the end of 100 hands tion. Wed. and FrI. 'til 9 P.M. I would be about 1,000 points DE MOLAY INSTALLATION — Ronald S. North of West Long Branch, left, accepts David Hammong advanced to "Between Yanko's It Reussilles" ahead playing it my way." the gavel of the Order of De Molay's Washington Chapter, Eatontown, from Chris- First Class scout at the Satur- DRUG FACTS day night campfire ceremony. Same Story tian D. Thurer of Lincroft, center, past master councilor, New Jersey stafe junior D Pete Hartung, David Hill, Ralph Partner's heat and the misde- deacon and installing officer. Edward L. Bailey of Lincroft, right, Dad adviser, Overman, Tom Peel, Paul Scoles, THEY SAY BEAUTY fense on the next hand are not looks on. Ken Walker and Bill Zebe ad- COMES FROM WITHIN. p another story; they are part of vanced to Second Class. 32 Broad St. SHadyilde 1-7500 Red Bank the same story. When you throw Harry Park and Bob Walker away game and rubber, your 1 HAPPEN ID KNOW qualified for the National Rifle MANY OF OUR BEAUTIES partner is quite likely to be se- Heads Order of De Malay riously affected. Your partnership GET HELP FROM WHAT morale may suffer and the oppon a*. COMES JV/7W/V JARS, ents may be encouraged. Washington Chapter Has Installation for North TUBtS, AND BOTTLES OP flHECOJMETItS FROM Picking up 30 points at rubber EATONTOWN - Ronald S Ronald's father, Herbert E, Branch, sentinel; Robert M. bridge doesn't always help you North, 312 Monmouth Rd., West North, Jr., was master of Was Wood, New Shrewsbury, histori- MONTGOMERY WARD MAKE DRUG on the finale score of the rubber Long Branch, was installed as ington Lodge in 1948, New Jei an, and Donald J. Cutter, Jr., ttonmourh Slwppho, Center Pfcow U 3-21 SO if you count the score to the master councilor of the Order of sey's oldest Masonic lodge. Eatontown, scribe. # RED BANK nearest hundred. In this situation DeMolay's Washington Chapter Mrs. Herbert E. North, Jr. Precepters installed were you may be risking your contract recently at ceremonies In the Ronald's mother. Is the ne\ Roger C. Leeb, West Long for nothing at all. If the over- Masonic Temple here. president of the Washington Branch, first; Barry R. DeMers trick gives you an extra hundred Chapter Mothers' Club. She wa Oakhurst, second; Bruce E. Wil % on the score, it does often pay to presented a miniature gavel cimb, Eatontown, third; Richard SAVE 24 play for it. the outgoing president, Mrs H. Jamison, New Shrewsbury, Still, always consider your part- Christopher A. Thurer, Lincrofl fourth; Gregory W. Warrick, ner's temperament. If your part- Rev. Robert H. Heulitt, pasto Oceanporl, fifth; Clyde C. Heck- ner is badly shaken by the loss o: the Old First Methodi ler, New Shrewsbury, sixth, and James R. Rose, West Long Golden Brent underwear of a "cold" game, don't take any Church, West Long Branch, wai guest speaker. He is a membei Branch, seventh. risks. More than one hand is at cf Spring Lake Lodge, F.&A.M. The installing team included SOFT, LONG WEARING BUND OF stake. (Problems solved quick. Trad- ing stamps given with dilemmas.) and past master councilor of theraster installing officer, Chris- DAILY QUESTION Order of DeMolay's Trinity Chap tian D. Thurer, Lincroft, P.M.C, 50% CRISLAN* ACRYLIC - 50% COTTOM ter, Belmar. As dealer, you hold: Spades— Dear George: of Washington Chapter. The sen> lor installing officer was Michael A J 10 7 4. Hearts-K 8 3. Dia- I was in this man's office the Other officers Installed wer Shields, visiting" DeMolay from monds—8 5 3. Clubs—A 8. What other day and he was showing me Richard A. Holltnann, Ne PARKEDRUGl do you say? Shrewsbury, senior councilor California and presently sta- some pictures he had done of tioned at Fort Monmoulli. Answer: Bid one spade. You I landscapes. I asked him how heHugh Johnson, West Lonj Branch, junior councilor; Chri Donald W. Leeger of Little Sil- have only 12 points in high card did them and he said they were tian D. Thurer, Lincroft, treasu ver, P.M.C. of the Washington and 1 point for your distribution "etchings." I remember what my PATBIMBOLI R P er; George A. Carey, Eaton Chapter was the junior installing 96 and a 13-point hand is only a mother Tiad warned me about town, senior deacon; Paul M officer. The marshal was John optional opening bid. You prefei In packages of 3 etchings and I slapped his face Stein, West Long Branch, junioi R. Forbes, Red Bank, R.D. and IROAD ST., RID BANK to. bid rather than to pass sinci and ran out of the office. Was deacon; Robert W. Shaw, Eaton P.M.C. of the Washington Chap- regularly 1.26 »a. vou have a strone maior suit, that the right thing to do? ter. The chaplain was Donald J. town, senior steward; Stephen H Athletic Shirt. Fine Swiss-rib knit Dora Hamelburg, Satontown, junioi Cutler Jr, Eatontown, the Wash- Dear Dora: steward, and Paul Thompson, ington Chapter's scribe. retains shape, won't sag. Extra Not exactly. You see, what you West Long Branch, chaplain. Trustees of the Washington soft, absorbent. Comfortable are supposed to do is wait until John H. Ketzler, 3d, Red Bank, Chapter are Richard C. Ashley, binding. White. S-M-L. the man actually makes a pass almoner; David M. Lindemann, Little Silver; Robert J. Dowen at you and then-oh, never mind, Eatontown, marshal; Ronald E Eatontown, and Walter F. King, T-Shirts. Crewneck, with raglan come to think of it. You probably Ciawson, Eatontown, standard Little Silver. sleeves for freedom-in-action. just beat him to the punch by bearer; William R. Deisinger The chapter's sweetheart, Miss five minutes or so. West Long Branch, orator; Ai Diane Jacelon, Eatontown, was Reinforced shoulder seam'won't BOYLE thur Cotgreeve, Jr., West Lonj presented. The organist was stretch or sag. White. S-M-L Dear George: George W. Grimm, Jr, Wesl Could you tell me what some Child's Own Zoo Lang Branch. Briefs. Rib knit is lightweight, fiHZ HOME., FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM of these new tranquilizers are highly; resilient. Heat-resistant called? Mail Volume elastic waist, leg openings. Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 H. G. Double fabric crotch. S-M-L Dear H. G.: Pills. I thought everybody knew Has Increased that. DENVER (AP) — Postmaster General J. Edward Day said yes terday the volume of mail has SPECIALS! Dear George: increased 6.7 per cent In the 14 My husband makes $35,000 a months he has been in office. year, but we always seem to have POTTED ROSES $1.00 Yet the Post Office Depart, a lot of unpaid bills and we never ment has increased its personnel WIN EUROPEAN TRIP HYBRID RHODODENDRON quite catch up. None of the budg- only 2.4 per cent in that period, ets we've read about seem to A two week adventure in Europe Dav said. for two via Pan American Jef $1.00 and $1.50 work, so I thought I would ask The department "is now doing you—you're just goofy enough to bettor and more efficient job Clipper PLUS $300 in cash to the Pachysandra Ivy have the right answer. How can in carrying the mail than ever lucky winner. Just fill out an M we live within our income? before," Day said in an address entry blank in Wards Men's Shop. Forsythia Azaleas Seebie orepared for a luncheon meet Red Barberum Ilex Dear Seebie. inp of the Denver Mail Users' BONUS: Am Pan Flight What'ya, un-American or some- Council. Bag with purchase of 3 or thing? The Federal government The department's job, he said, $6.00 Per 100 doesn't even live within its in- is complicated by such things as more underwear come and it's got Fort Knox and » reduction In the number of packages. its hand in our pocket. trains carrying mail to 1,400 from Myron Koiicky Associates However, if you seriously want 10.000 in the last 30 years. 45 HWY. 35 LI 2-0443 to learn to live within your in- Another factor is that the bulk come, please send $16.95 for our of all mail, now reaching S7 pamphlet: Advice For The Spend- billion pieces a year, is poured Thrift Lorn (Actually we haven't into the nation's post offices dur- written it yet, but for $16.95 I will ing a few hours at the close of —I'm trying to save up the down the business day. payment on a i\ew and bigger Day said the department re- mortgage.) turned to the treasury $30 mil- Is a lion of its appropriation for the Dear George: 1S62 fiscal year, with no cuts in NO MONEY DOWN when you buy on credit at Wards I just met the most handsome service. and dashing sailor and I've fallen for him hard. 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Lefs'iee: JAMES I. HOGAN. Editor M. HABOLD KEUY. G«Mral Mantgtt Two tickets on TWA's Royal Ambassador to Madrid. W. HARRV PENNINGTON, Production Muigtr Mustn't lose them. A royalty check for a pocket book Member of the Associated Preu Ik* AMOO»M4 f»« U IIMUM uouunqp • urn in Ur rapubiiouto* el til uu mu un »rtnua edititih of "Some of My Very Best" It comes to $21. la tut HHMOt u nu u til tP n»m uupaicnn The agency clipped me for 10 per cent, that leaves Member of American Newspaper Publish*™ Association $18.90. Then., the publisher of the hard Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation cover edition took his 50 per cent, so TIM Red Bank EUgliur luumu no nctaoiti nipociiMUUeB (nr typoKniphiflai •rrort In aft I am left with $9.45, of which the gov- bal «rui wrtnl witfcMA fitergt. tbtl part «l a& tdvulMtmtnl Is whleb Ib* typogrtphlcaJ «rr«r T»rtli»r» will (luu notier tin mtiuffmiBi immxlMniy o( u; «rtw wbici our occur. eminent wants $3.45. tbli UWIHW mumet DO rupomibiuUM (01 Mtumnt* »l opmtost u uutri from itj Two copies of The Outlook, which •ubMrlptua PrlMi to Aduw On« nu HS.0O Itx month* It.oo tells me what stocks to buy. A letter ain«l» eosr *t tmaur. T emu- eopj by mall. • eenti from Jack Philbin, manager of Jackie FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1962 Gleason. A sheet of paper with illegible scribbling on it. An explanatory notr BISHOP says: "Aug. 23,1940. Virginia Lee's firs Two Transportation Proposals letter. She says it reads: 'Dear, dear Daddy . . .'" An old A.P. flash bulletin which reads: "San Francisco, The two big proposals advocated proposals were initiated by E. Don- April 17, 1942.-i-Jacob Javits. An Essential Fad Still as fresh as the day they were written, the nation. 000,000. Every day, they come up with a new unknown Still, whatever the reasons, tire essential fact remains that he re- Still telling men's hearts Motor vehicle accidents, for ex- The cited figures indicate strong- with somebody that has a name that is known to some fused, as President Eisenhower Of the hearts of men centuries dead. ample, were responsible for 38,000 ly that the safety message, stressed people but not to too many. refused in 19S8-'59, to push any panic button. There is every A 1938 timetable for the Sandy Hook steamers. deaths in 1961 when 91,500 persons so strongly in the United States, is It has been suggested by some that James Farley reason to believe that this self- A street map of Monmouth County, N. J. Two flattenp-' restraint will turn out to have died in all accidents recorded in the obviously not getting across-the way would make a fitting candidate. He has an excellent cigarettes. A 1958 invitation from Hamilton Wright t- reputation. He has been in New York State politics been as wise as it was in Eisen- United States. Falls accounted for it should. There are many other hower's time. visit Formosa. Some of the items are pretty old, b' for half a century. He has not stolen any money from 1 18,400, the next greatest number of ways for Americans to spend their Indeed, this columnist risks a the grand-daddy of them all is a card marked Sa ' anybody. He does not lie. But I should imagine that prediction that it is 59-50 whether Patrick's Rectory, Jersey City, N. J. Feb. 3, 1926. "T accidental deaths, while fires and money—and accidents should not be there will be any general tax cut by now, a man of his caliber and significance musl Whom It May Concern: The bearer, James Bishor burns took a toll of 6,900 lives, and one of them. next year, either, and doubts, regard himself as insulted by his own party whicf moreover, that one will be needed comes from one of the best families in our parish. He seems to be going into the by-ways and ditches to fim anyhow. is an ambitious young man and I feel sure that he will For it now develops that at the Your Money's Worth; a candidate and to pass him by. satisfy anyone who employs him. (Rev) George N. Amusing to Rockefeller? very height of this year's gloom- and-doom talk —which was last Murphy." It is an amazing performance and must give Gov month—the American economy Why save these things? I don't know. I save string Ihe Seat Belt Story' is Big Business ernor Nelson Rockefeller cause for amusement and was stoutly unaware of how bad off, according to the doomsters, too. A program from the Madrid bullring. A contract By SYLVIA PORTER aughter. Rockefeller was a defeated man last winter. it was. Retail sales were up and with Doubleday for "The Glass Crutch," written in so was personal income. Unem- His divorce was a nasty business and offensive to 1945. Several notes from my father—all of them Worth On the drive home from my Safety Equipment Co., which;right now is the controversy over Americans who regard the family as an institutioi ployment was down, if only first automobile accident (luckily makes the Hickok brand seat belt voluntary or compulsory instal slightly so. The auto industry hit rereading again and again. An imperial Russian one a minor one) a few weeks ago, for all Dodge cars, reports it pro- latiort, and on this v'iry day, Fri- worthy of preservation another peak in sales. Corpora hundred ruble bond, dated 1902, with 4 per cent in- duced 80,000 belts in December day, Aug. 24, a special Highway tion dividends were up by $59 I stopped at the neighborhood It is not so today that Rockefeller can easily bi terest due for the past 60 years. How about it, garage and ordered a set of twolast year against only 9,000 in Safety Forum is being held in defeated. The Democrats have failed to recognize tha million from July of a year ago. front-seat belts January of 1961. Dodge alone Manhattan under the sponsorship Far From Unhappy Kruhshy? installed imme- says its dealers are ordering belts of Dodge and Amvets (the vet- the parochial and sub-parochial characters whom thej More recently, the latest sur A handbook of survival in nuclear attack. A let- erans' organization) to dig into diately. For — now at a rate 25 times over that dig up, subject to trial and error test, cannot be electee vey of the Morgan Guaranty ter from Bob Brumby at the Grand Bahama Hotel. An even before I of a year ago. It's conceivable the question. The trend toward if they ran against John Doe because neither their vir Trust Company, which this cor- heard the doctha- t in coining years, we'il be compulsory installation is grow- respondent assumes will not be ornamental dagger from Beirut A photo of Gayle's t o r who spending $100 million annually ing. Wisconsin law already re- tues nor vices are known to the populace. challenged as some madly opti- baby, little Elinor. A calendar marked with all the ap- patched me up for belts. It's big business ln- quires front seat belts on all 1962 The most recent name to be bandied about is thai mistic outfit, is characteristically cars. This year four more states pointments for 1957. A cigarette lighter with no fuel. s»y that "belts deed. of the U.S. Attorney Robert Morgenthau, a novice. His cautious but also far from un- would have Meanwhite, problems of con- passed laws to require the belts: happy in tone. A booklet of color photos of the Gardens at Versailles. saved one-third sumer protection already have Mississippi and Virginia on 1963 father was Secretary of the Treasury under Frankli Guaranty Trust finds Improve- Some movie film too old for use. A bottle opener which - - • • 1984 3f those arisen, for there are 85 to 100 seat models: Rhode Island, on D. Roosevelt. His father's chief assistant was Harrj ment ranging from "modest to should be on the boat. An autographed engraving of >rought into belt brands on the market now models; New York on 1965 Dexter White. His grandfather, our ambassador to Tur-good'' in retail trade, and is at PORTER ;his hospital and by no means do all meet the models. But the auto industry least not wholly displeased with the late Senator George Norris. Four blank checks from •vith fatal auto injuries"—I knew Society of Automotive Engineers' and many safety experts believe key, was a man of quality worthy of any office. It is stock prices. It warns that these a bank which has since merged with two others. ( wouldn't have been hurt as minimum safety standards for voluntary persuasion campaigns because of this ancestry that Henry Morgenthau's nam developments do not "constitute A King Features note from Lester Byck. A busted much as I was had a belt been strength, color fastness, etc. To will be far more effective, for a is mentioned. Concerning himself, very little is known conclusive evidence that the person who voluntarily installs a economy is emerging from its cigar from Batista's home outside Havana, a beautiful holding me firmly in the seat be- avoid buying a poor quality, "un- except that he was given a political appointment. H hind the wheel. safe" product, buy only belts belt is much more likely to use pause." It also observes that it place called Coquine. A photo of Jayne Mansfield and Now, having bought my hand- which carry the SAE's mark. it than one who gets the belt might be a good man or not—it is difficult to know. Is "still impossible to judge the Mickey Hargitay embracing happily a few months ago tome red belts—to match the red The Hottest Story with the car. Studies show that But he is no match for Nelson Rockefeller who can extent to which businessmen's only five per cent of belts in cars investment plans have been af- at their home in Beverly Hills. A big unabridged dic- upholstery of my white conver- The hottest story in seat belts snow him under. tible, of course—and having dis- automatically equipped wtih them fected by the deterioration of tionary given to me by Gladys Glad after Mark Hel- are fastened. confidence which occurred in the covered not only how much safer CARMICHAEL Don't Know What to Do inger died. I feel but also how much the There's no doubt that belts re- spring." This is a nice way of This is a startling situation because it is assumed recalling President Kennedy's Some books of matches from Toots Shor's restaur- belts remind me to drive care- duce injuries; the AMA estimates that the Kennedys are very astute politicians who know fully—I have been looking into Iffe A PRpTfY MICE 10,000 killed on highways in 1960 big-stick operation against Big ant. Unlike him, they don't light up when you strike Steel's attempt to raise prices. The Seat Belt Slory. It's a sur- £AR— A-SIPP FROM. would have lived if they had how to handle people and get out the vote. In the New them. An orginal drawing by Burris Jenkins, the great- prisingly big business story with 1H WV H NPR4 been wearing belts. Dr. James York gubernatorial situation, they have given rrb evi- Still and all. Guaranty Trust est of them all. A silk engraving of the Madonna and many unexpected aspects. Ifere L. Malfetti, head of Columbia dence of skill or even understanding of their own po- sums up: "Business apparently is goes. University's Safety Reward! still expanding, even though Child done in Japan, with oriental eyes, formal ki- It is big business. The estimate To PENT-- Project, who will moderate the tentialities. They are risking defeat in New York State slowly." mono, etc. Dodge-Amvets forum, adds that, j in 1964, for no good reason whatsoever, except that Does not this, along with a of the Auto Industries Highway One chipped pool ball with a number eight on it. Safety Commiltee is that, in 1961 I'While the purpose is to prevent ;ood many other things of recant obod seem t fc what to do months, suggest that we havi A brochure on how to operate a power saw. A pair alone, seat belt production totaled injuries when crashes do occur ' 4.5 million units. With manufac- alsn important is the fact that It might be said, naively, that New York is a sov- been engaged for a long time in of bifocals I thought I had lost somewhere else. Sev- a curious enterprise of excessive turers charging $3 to $5 a belt, fasrened seat belt instills caution ereign state and the Democrats there can nominate self-criticism? We have been enty unanswered letters. Now, before it is too late, this suggests the industry last in the driver." whomever they choose and that the Kennedys, being measuring our situation not for year grossed between $13.5 and And now that I have become a where is that royalty check? ... dedicated belt fastener, here's my from Massachusetts, will not interfere. There is no where we actually stand, but foi $22.5 million. And with the price where in the best of all possibU to consumers ranging from $6 to contribution to the campaign realism in that. Nobody can be nominated by the Demo When Headache Strikes .. • aimed at bachelorsi particularly worlds we ought ideally to stand, 110 a belt installed, this means we crats in New York without the consent and good-wil Grudgingly Admitted might have spent up to $45 mil- For you know what I've found of President Kennedy and apparently the President has linn for belts in the 12 months. out, men? A seat tttlt is a subtle We have been grudginely ad mltting in low mutWrs that on W'o didn't spend nearly as much. way you can measure one pro- no candidate of his own and men organize to be an- their own real merits things though, for installations are still portion of your , Icmale com- nounced to him through the press or by other means iren't so bad—biit then we have well below production. panion. In the past few weeks Each aspirant assumes that as there is no one else who mrried on to shoul: "But Just Gaining Momentum of fastening the belt next to the driver, I've ?jarned the L's hips can be elected, perhaps he will be chosen as the least ook how much better they could But installation of seat belts is are two inches broader than of nonentities. Sooner or later, someone must be rapidly gaining momentum and mine, G's are an inch smaller Fully admitting the desirability this will continue. An active chosen, Zilch, Doakes, Jones, Smith or the leader of and, wow, is B bigger below if setting pur sights ever higher, campaign to educate us on their the Vegetarians. lave we not adopted a certain use is being jointly pushed by the than I thought! One of two candidates can defeat Nelson Rocke- aerfectionlst altitude? Have not auto industry, the American Med- ihe economic sophisticates rather ical Assn., the National Safely RAILROAD MAN SINCE 1911 feller and eliminate him from the 1964 presidential race. wersold a vision of grand pie In Council,' the U.S. Public Health CORDELE, Ga. (AP) - C. R. One is Robert F.'Wagner, the mayor; the other is James 'he sky which makes our really Service and, most importantly, Bulloch who can rememher fairly decent bread-and-butter diet the General Federation of Wom- 'when we had more hobos on Farley, the former postmaster general. Perhaps neither moro tasteless than It need be, en's Clubs via its "Women's Cru- freight trains than wp have riders wants the job, but if nominated, either holds the good or is? sade for Seat Belts." I on passenger trains now," has re-will of the people of the state. An attempt has been Maybe not, but a good many The Advertising Council is back tired after 51 yeara of service made to convince Jim Farley to run for United States practical businessmen surely Ing Installations with public with Ihe Southern Railway. hlnk we have. A country banker fervlce advertising messages Bulloch started his railroading senator. Usually he says that that does not attract friend in a typical Virginia com- The decision by U.S. automakers career Nov. 13, 1911 at the age his interest. munity puts it this way: "They to pre-punch front seat anclior- of 16 and at a salary of $40 a tell me things are pretty bad and •ge holes la all 1M2 models has month. 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Center 7S741M OS 1-2800 SH 74900 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money backlO NO MONEY DOWN when you "Charge it" at Wards 8r-Fri4«y. August 24, 1962 BED BANK J.KISIE. Gard f^ Club Theme Is Charity Ball Plans Style Show Scheduled 'Unity of Purpose SEA BRIGHT - The Women' LINCROFT -- At the lincrof dup'g theme for the year «* Made at Freehold Democratic Club of Sea Bright Tesented by Mrs. Harry De- Women's Club's first meeting o\ FREEHOLD — The first of- be hung, with a life-sized replica will sponsor a card party and the season Tuesday, Miss Mar. Jamper, president. ficial meeting of the honorary of a minuteman at the entrance fashion show Sept. 13 in the Jane Reilly was the guest Reporting for the Ways and Peninsula House, Ocean Ave. and regular committees for the t6 the raceway. speaker; Means committee was Mrs. Seven local florists will donate Democratic county and local James Hickey, chairman. Gresfl* Freehold Area Chamber candidates and their wives will She told of her experience and corsages and boutonnieres for A rummage sale will be held of Commerce Charity Ball since be guests. activities while representing the sale at the ball. Pedigreeg d club at the Citizenship Institute Sept. 28 at the Union Hose and the project was launched eight Proceeds will go towards the puppies, paintings, a SSheffielh d of Douglass College, New Brans Fire Company, Red Bank. Co- club's welfare activities. weeks ago was held recently in silverplate water pitcher, mink wick. chairmen are Mrs. Donald Sickles the American Hotel here. stole and a hand-crocheted bed- Fashions will be presented by and Mrs. Donald Galinat. he Steinbach Co., Asbury Park "Unity of Purpose" will be the spreap d will be among the mmore On Nov. 3 there will be a The ball, which is sponsored in and Red Banl< co-operation with the Freehold thah n 12125 itemi s alreadl y donated - dinner dance at the Georgian lo the ball. Raceway, will be held Oct. 6 Among those expected to attend To Present House, West Deal, under the it the raceway. Proceeds will go More than 4,500 invitations wil are: chairmanship of Mrs. Charles to the Greater Freehold Area be mailed locally. Mrs. Katharine Elkus White o 1 Higgins and Mrs. Ramon Ser- Hospital Fund. Red Bank, chairman of the New 'Elijah win. Jersey Highway Authority and Charles R. Miller, general The annual card party and vice-chairman of the New Jerse; chairman) named Mayor Theo- State Democratic Executive Com At Service fashion show is scheduled for 4ore J. Narozanick of English- Engaged Nov. 27 at the Cobble Stone, Mid- mittee; Mrs. Rocco Bonforte of ELBERON — Felix Mendels- town, chairman of the sponsors dletown. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Long Branch, president of the sohn's oratorio "Elijah" will be committee; and Edward Blumcn- James Owens and Mrs. Lester Women's Democratic Club of presented by the Ministry of thal, chairman of the special Monmoulh County; Paul Kiernan Lang booths committee. Music of the Elberon Memorial Long Branch, chairman of the :hurch, Park Ave., at a special Other events planned for the Miss Betty Beach and Mrs- Monmouth County Tax Board and vesper service at 4 p.m. Sunday. season are a puppet and magic Leonard Gibson, decoration chair- Democratic candidate for sheriff, Frank Karian, New York rcpre- show with Mrs. Peter Beal, as men, announced that the raceway Peter J. Gamiuii, Munasquan, MEMBERSHIP DRIVE — Tha Shrewsbury Chorale is conducting a membership driva lentative of the National Board of chairman and a spring rummage democratic candidate for would be decorated in red, white for its 1962-63 seaion. Left to right, Mrs. Alden Hammond, Robert Patterson and Governors of the American Guild sale with»Mrs. John Corcoran as congress from the Third Con- and blue in keeping with Ihe of Musical Artists and vice presi chairman. gressional District. Mrs. Dana Bannan receive instructions on the drive from Roy Tatem, president. theme, "Spirit of '76." Murals dent of the Professional Singers Club members are making depicting early colonial life w David T. Buck, Freehold, and of New York, is director of the plans to attend the fall conference Victor Gerdes, Middletown, Demo- Ministry of Music. of the State Federation of cratic candidates for Freeholder, Bergs Wed Mr. Karian will be assisted by Women's Clubs at Douglass Col- Youth Group and Andrew B. Keating, Demo- Seek New Members member of the choir. They lege on Oct. 6. The opening cratic candidate for Assessor. SHREWSBURY - In prepa- their sacred concert in Janu- include; Hollie Nowland, Carole meeting of the American Home Visits Park Walter Johnson and Alexander S. 50 Years ration for their 1962-63 season, ary. O'Hara, Howard Shaw, and a Department will be Sept. 5 at the BELFORD — Twelve members Saharic. candidates for Sea Bright The chorale, a mixed com- MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and home of Mrs.' William Leist, the Shrewsbury Chorale is con- Mrs. William Berg, 3 Applebrook quartet of New York musical and friends of the Young Peoples Borough Council will represent munity chorus, was organized chairman. ducting a membership drive. Rd., recently celebrated their artists. Fellowship of St. Clement's the local ticket. by Alden Hammond, New Applications are being re- golden wedding anniversary at a Members of tlw quartet are Arts and Crafts Department Episcopal Church here, Ac- Mrs. Robert F. Norton is gener- Shrewsbury. ceived by local area chairman surprise party at Andy's Shore Jane Woodside, Rosalyn Hupp, will meet on Aug. 28 at the home companied by five adults, recent- al chairman with Mrs. Claude Each year the chorale has and by Mrs. Gustave Hufenitza, Hotel, 152 Bay Ave., Highlands. John Miller, and Allen Olsen. of Mrs. Daniel Nalepa, chairman. ly took a trip to Cheesequake Minaldi as co-chairman and Mrs. presented a sacred concert in Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Hus- late winter with such masters Miss Hupp recently signed a Mrs. Clifford Adams, chairman State Park for a hayride and pic- Thomas Farrell, honorary chair- The couple were married Aug. enitza is making arrangements as Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, contract to tour with "Sound of of Garden and Conservation, will nic. man. 12, 1912, in Newark. They are for auditions which are sched- Schubert, Brahms, and Lotti former residents of Martinville Music." hold a meeting at her home Sept. The outing was a farewell Miss Susan Jamison uled for the first week in Sep- represented. and Maplewood, - and have re- Lyndon Woodside will be organ- 12. party for those who are no FAIR HAVEN — Mr. and Mrs. tember. The other major concert is sided in Middletawn 18 months. ist and Eugenie Duegel will New chairman of the Drama longer within the age limits of Guild to Show John B. Jamison, 165 Harrison LeRoy Talem, president of held in late Spring and materi- Mr. Berg is a retired employee accomPany 'he singers on the and Literature Department is the group and a welcome party Ave., announce the engagement the organization, announced al ranges in the secular vein of the A&P Food Store, Newark, vioIin- Mrs, Clifford Ciark. A meeting is for those who are now eligible. of their daughter, Miss Susan Gulick Paintings that the chorale will present from early madrigals through and a member of the Red Bank scheduled at her home Aug. 30. A crucifix was presented to Mr. Marsha Jamison, to Douglas Wil- SHREWSBURY - Henry "Jesu, meine Freude," » motet current Broadway themes. Old Guard. Mrs. Thomas Nevins, chairman and Mrs. Edward Grab, who for liam Coville, Bath Ave., Long Gulick, will have a showing of by J.S. Bach and the "Missa Portions of this concert are of the Public Welfare Department the past year have acted as Branch. Mr. Coville is the son of his oil paintings in the Guild of Brevis' by Zoltan Kodaly at also devoted to sacred music. Mrs. Berg, the former Sophi advisers for the group, in ap- Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Coville, Creative Art, 620 Broad St., Sept. Mason, is a member of Hoi: Engaged held a meeting at her home preciation for their efforts on Dannemora, N.Y. 1 through 29. Trinity Lutheran Church. Thursday, Aug. 23. behalf of the organization. The bride-elect is a graduate The Middletown artist, who Mr. and Mrs. Berg have Mrs. Raymond Lenartowicz, son, William Berg, Jr., Bayvtew A reorganization meeting is of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional recently celebrated his 90th birth- Model Bathing Suits membership chairman is the ap- St., Highlands, and three grand- tcheduled for Sunday at 7 p.m. High School and is employed as day, took up painting 'just for compiling a new file on members, children, Kathleen, Joan and Wil- This year's project will be the a secretary at Fort Monmouth. something to do" when he retired SEA BRIGHT - At Ship Ahoy Beach Club's annual regarding their hobbies, talents liam. and club activities. purchase of cabinets and closets Mr. Coville was graduated from from farming at the age of 76 water carnival Sunday, a historical display of women's bathing suits was modeled by members of Ship Ahoy's for the church. Dannemora High School and Several of Mr. Gulick's works The president announced the Sand Flea Club. ' served for three years in the have been purchased by the Dinner Slated pointment of Mrs. August Rale Army Signal Crops. He was Newark museum and the Mont' Bathing suits modeled included those worn by the as the new hospitality chairman. RED BANK — Employees, of stationed at Fort Monmouth for clair Art Museum. cave women, Ceasar's wife, the women of the Gay 90's, and today's women. the Red Bank Central Office of Hostess chairman for the six months. He is employed by A reception open to the public Some bathing suits were made available by Stein- the New Jersey Bell Telephone evening was Mrs. Robert Swift. Electronic Associates Inc. Long will be held in the Guild Sept JUNIOR Branch. bach's, Red Bank. Other suits came from dusty Red Co.. will hold a dinner in the Hostesses were Mrs. Walter 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. Bank area attics or were designed by club members. Hawaiian Cottage, Cherry Hill, Bauer, Mrs, John Corcoran, Mrs. The models were: Sept. 12, following a bus tour to Ramon Serwin, Mrs. Finn Dahlin, Mrs. Ray Sergeant, Red Bank; Mrs. James Jackson, Longwood Gardens, Pa. and other and Mrs. John Kay. BAZAAR Adam and Eve West Long Branch; Mrs. Martin Coleman, Sr,, New Shrews- points of interest in the Phjla- bury; Mrs. James Shea, Rumson; Mrs. Samuel Kramer, debhia-Camden area. . . . now hag a finely Middletown; Mrs. Edwin Robins, Little Silver; Mrs. P. J. Mrs. Audrey Truex, 19B Bridge Game Karinja, Rumson; Mrs. Walter O'Halloran, • Little Silver; Monmouth St., Red Bank, is chosen selection © Mrs. Herbert Swanson, Red Bank, and Mrs. Dick Codasco, general chairman. Transportation Winners Told Cats and Dog: New Monmouth. shcedules aw being arranged by MIDDLETOWN - Winners of shirtwaists and othei Mrs. Louis B. Kremer of Little Silver narrated the Norman Stout of the Boro Bus II DEAR ADAM AND EVE: the duplicate bridge game played Please help me. I'm so mixed show. Co., Red Bank. recently by members of the up f don't know what to do. I'm fall fashions for hw My husband happens to be a Jersey Shore Bridge Club in The II physician and we have been mar- very much in love with a boy Oaks, Rt. 35, were north and ried only six months. We have 17 who quit school a few years 'International Living* Experiment Miss Ton! D. Smith to school or colleg south. one recurrent argument, and it ego. I am 18 and finished high RIVER PLAZA — Mr. and Mrs. I isn't about sex or money or in last June. Dick is very anxious Mrs. Kenneth Chandler, Asbury wear. Aubrey Lee Smith, 35 Alexander to get married right away, but Park, and John Weber, Middle- Dr., have announced the engage- II Whir. St. Red Bonkl my parents and all my friends town, first; Mrs. Allan Kelly. ^Tells of Life in Denmark ment of their daughter. Miss Toni New York, and Mrs. A. Judson tell me to wait. Dick does not || ago that these animals are con- Dianne Smith, to David Espenett stantly used for experimental have a steady job but hopes to Dunlap, Brielle, second and Mr. RED BANK-Eskild L. Nielsen, . recreation in Denmark which are Cowell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. work in medical laboratories and get one any day now. He has an and Mrs. D. H. Barnes, Colts young man from Denmark with a part of his normal life and David E. Cowell, Sr., Lansdale, that sometimes they're rot even awful temper and I'm afraid that Neck, third. anaesthetized. This seems cruel i[ I put him off much longer 1 sense of humor, a keen interest background. He also answered Pa. Winners east and west were and inhuman to me. My husband will lose him. in the American way of life, and questions about the customs and Miss Smith is a graduate of Reed Neddermeyer and Ellis insists that human lives Some of my friends say if we an eagerness to impart knowledge habits of his countrymen. Middletown Township High School Jacob. Middletown, first; Mr< saved by such "necessary" wait until we are able to get of how the people of Denmark Guests present were Rev. wal experimentation and that married (financially) we will be live, will be the guest of several Harold R. Dean, minister of the and George Macomber, Nc Mr. Cowell is a graduate of only "fanatics" oopose vivisec- waiting the rest of our lives. families in the Red Bank area as church; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shrewsbury, second, and Miss Bucknell University and belongs tion. Who is right? Oihers tell me that when bills part of the "Experiment in Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Janet Keelen, Keyport and Miss come in and there's no money to International Living" program. Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. George to the Delta Upsilon social Disillusioned. fraternity. He is employed by Beatrice Piroso, Red Bank, third. Dear Disillusioned: Medical re- pay them with, love flies out the Program Participants Doyle, Mrs. Lee Hendry, Mrs. The games are held each week window. What am I to do? International Business Machines searchers obviously cannot ex- His visits with families in the Frederick Pohl, Mrs. Caroline under the direction of Mrs. Please print this. Endicott, N. Y. periment too much with human Red Bank area are sponsored Ulf, Mrs. Carl Higgins, Mrs. Wil- Chandler and Mrs. Dunlap. beings, so they rely on animals, Jenny locally by the Red Bank YMCA, Uam Francis, Mrs. Lester Schier but strong movements are under Dear Jenny: Your parents Men's organization, participants and Stephenson Interline. Pet Show Set way to improve laboratory con- and friends are right — wait un- in the international program In September, Eskild will return ditions for dogs and cats, so take til you're both better prepared Eskild is presently, living as a to hi; job in Copenhagen, from At Allaire Park Teens' Drinking heart — and stop arguing with for the responsibilities of mar- member of the family of Mr. which he took a leave of absence p gg riage. If Dick won't wait a FARMINGDALE — Tte second THE ONLY CHANGE IS your husband. He may bbe and Mrs. Chester R. 'Parent, 68 when he was selected to be an year or two or longer, and you annual junior pet show at Allaire Is Subject Of sensitive animal. Maid Ter., Middletown. experiment ambassador. THE NAME AND NUMBER lose him because of his im- a State Park's Deserted Village will Adam and Eve. He is employed as a secretary be held Sept. 8. . . . the experienced people patience and his temper, re- Founded in 1932, the Experi- and public relations representa- Children up to 14 years old TV Documentary who served you with taste member that he behaved like ment in International Living tive for the Danish Commission DEAR ADAM: may enter pets of all kinds. NEW VORK(AP) - Officials a 17-year-old, not a man. program is designed to make a of Technical and Vocational end fine craftsmanship at I just want to say that man is' Classes include Dogs, best j of both New Jersey and New Adam and Eve contribution to international Training. not meant to spend mil of his groomud, best trained, shortest York discussed the "Problems of •SHERMAN'S DECORATORS' understanding through an Eskild L. Nielsen will continue in the sama days with one woman. I* is un- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: exchange of people known as tail, longest tail, shortest legs Commuting Teenage Drinkers" natural. I tried marriage twice I am nine years old and I like "experiment ambassadors." such countries as Denmark, and longest ears; Cats, largest, last night in a television docu- tradition. Our new phone and both times tried hard to be School Opening a boy that is named John M. It is in no way a political Sweden, Switzerland, Ghana, and best groomed; useful pets mentary show about New York's true to my wife, but there are (service or farm animal): legal drinking age. number is: 747.4422. and he is eight. But he moved project. France, Holland and Norway, as Is Announced jus! too many other attractive away. I feel very lonesome and well as the United States, are unusual pets and pets with the In arguing that New York Those who are selected, from RIVER PLAZA - Kindergarten women around who are ready unhappy because he moved people from varied occupations longest ears (other than dogs). should increase the minimum students here will start school and willing to have new ro- away. What do you think I should and projects who wish to under- Special classes will be made drinking age from 18 to 21, Gov. mances. Man's natural inclina- Wednesday Sept. 5. do? My name is Becky. Miss Hulett's stand the cultures of other for pets not listed in the above Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey tion is to play the field, not only Becky There will be no bus service groups. said many New Jersey youth countries and explain those of on the first day of school and trfore marriage but long after. Dear Becky: Let him go, Ribbons and prizes will be are being enticed over the border Troth Is Told their own country. mothers have be'en requested to Why fight it? honey. He's too young for you, awarded. An award will be pre- for alcohol. ONTARIO, Canada - Lt. Col. Program Financing accompany their children. Red-Blooded Male. anyway. sented to the most desired pet, "If New York ups the age," and Mrs. William E, Hulett of The morning session will be Dear Red-Blooded Male; Fighl Adam and Eve The program is financed by selected by a pawl of children he said, "then the responsibility 'Draperies / slipcovers it because such short-term ad- North Bay, Ontario announce the fees, gifts and foundation grants, from 9 to 10 a.m. and the after- under 14. will fall where it belongs — on noon session from 10:30'to 11:30 Bednpreads / Curtains ventures make long-term happi- Send your personal questions engagement of their daughter,! although participants must pay Registration blanks are availa- the parents." Miss Sandra Lee Hulett, a.m. on Wednesday. Shtriei / BUncU ness Impossible. Adam. and problems to Adam or Eve the cost of their transportation ble at the park office. Other officials, however, con- 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury For a personal, unpublished re- Ronald Keith Decker of Colorad to and from the country they will The PTA Executive Board will Following the pet show, a tended that it is now the respon- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Lowell or both, as you prefer. Springs. Col. be visiting. serve coffee and cake to parents baton twirling exhibition will be sibility of the parents and the in the all-uprpose room while the For a personal, unpublished re- Miss Hulett is the gran presented by the Dottie Dunston legal drinking age has little to do Eskild met informally Aug. 16,children are in class. ply, enclose a stamped, ad" daughter of Mrs. Anna Wetjen i Studio of Point Pleasant. with the problem. in the Parents' home with a Introductions and trans- dressed envelope. Mall to Adam Keansburg and the late Walter C The drinking age has been the group from the.First Unitarian portation instructions will bo and Eve, care of The Register. Wetjen. STEPHENS STUDENT subject of a series of public hear- Church of Monmouth County. given at this time.. He exhibited several color COLUMBIA, Mo. — Miss Diane ings conducted by State Sen. John "BARGAINS" Parents will be notified by Elizabeth Waters, daughter of Mr. J. Marchi of Staten Island. Au- photographs of his home, his postcard during this week as to ENROLL NOW and Mrs. Georce W. Waters, 124 thorities from both New Jersey family and the areas of work and the class their children are in. PRESTIGE-INTEGRITY Rumson Rd., Rumson, N.J. will and Connecticut testified. These Two Bargains Cannot Be Purchased — "LIMITED ENROLLMENT" continue her studies at Stephens The documentary (WCBS-TV's College here when classes re- "Why Cant They Be Like Wo They Must Be Earned! FIVE CORNERS NURSERY SCHOOL The Most Important Years . . . sume Sept. 17. Were?") used freely of film made PRESTIGE at the hearings. It presented the We claim that we have Ihe finest Upholstery Shop between AND KINDERGARTEN The entrance to Meramec Cav- subject of teenage drinking as Newark and Toms River, and we know that is covering a erns in Missouri is a natural just one facet of the much larger lot of territory. Certified and Supervised by N. J. Depl. of Education SPECIAL PERMANENT arch, 50 feet wide and 20 feet problem of adult relations with high. teenagers. INTEGRITY Certified Teachers and Registered Nurses Our workmanship Is as good as the best and better than WE HAVE THAT most. The materials we use are the best that the market Fall Session Starts September 1, 1962 can furnish. Our prices are reasonable, We invite compar- Half Day and All Day Sessions PERMANENT ison shoppers. Our more than 42 years in this community is a recommen- Bower's Best Buy! Hi'gi&tration for the Fall Term dation in itself. from # completcon e See Our Classified Ad Under Houses for Sale! 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The Casual look, to comfort- wide assortment of offerings by Most often this took Is interpreter ble, goes from country to city ire Helping to 'Save the Children' American designers from which in soft drapeaMa fabrics. vithout effort. Lightly fitted lines to make your fall selections. The Spare look, a continuatio re expressed in Chanel-type LONG BRANCH* - Chun Yang Mrs. Sylvia F. Meehsn, Mon- from'the spring styles, shape: aits. This shape Is a natural :hoi, 9, lives with his three mouth County home &£int, lists into a clean, uncluttered costumr T the supple new knits. brothers and widowed mother in the four—the Natural, the Spare, with a minimum of details. Femi Finally, there's the exciting new a refugee camp on the western the Casual and the Mata Hari. ninity Is imparted to this silhou lapc called the Mata Harl. It's outskirts of Seoul, Korea. he epitome of feminln Six-year-old Catherine Michan-t liapeliness, with close-to-the-body tassas likes poetry, but her father,' it that's nipped in at the wais an unskilled Greek laborer, can Merger Approved •nd rouncJsd out over the hip- barely support his small family, line. It's an elegant silhouette much less buy books. that combined well with rich, Both these children are re- iuscious fabrics and furs. ceiving $12.50 relief each month Of Reade-Sterling Millinery and accessories, too, from the employees of all five are yours in unlimited choices branches of the Shadow Lawn NEW YORK — With an over- from the very tailored to utterly Savings and Loan Association. whelming response by the stock- ,'eminin'e accents. Your selection Barbara Holmes, Mon- holders, the establishment of Wal- if course, depends upon the mouth Beach, a secretary in the ter Reade-Sterling, Inc., became silhouette of your choice for fall, main office here, became inter- effective yesterday, it was an- Mrs. Meehan says. ested last November in a maga- nounced by Walter Reade, Jr., zine advertisement for the Save chairman of the board, and Saul the Children Federation to which J. Turejl, president of the newly Highlands the employees now make their formed cdmpany. contributions. The local auxiliary to River- At Christmas time the More than 94 per cent of the vicw Hospital recently held its A outstanding shares of Sterling Tel- employees sent packages of annual summer pizza party at NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS plant about four years old evision (OTC) were exchanged the Recreation Center, Bay Ave. clothing, toys and candy to the children. The parents of the was grown by David E. Macintosh, 40 Elm PI., Red Bank. for the stock of Walter Reade- This event was held in place of Sterling, with the result that Wal- the August meeting. Mrs. Albert children have exchanged letters Cereus plants usually have one bloom, but Mr. Macin- ter Reade, Inc., privately held for S. Carlstrom, vice president of "about the same things we would tosh's plant hat three. more than 50 years, became a the group, took top honors for a write—the weather and how the publicily owned company. surprise high score in bawling. children are doing in school." In making the announcement, Mrs. Carlstrom, a non-bowler, said Miss Holmes. Mr. Reade and Mr. Turell stated: had five successive strikes to put Chun Yong Choi's mother Man's 'Green Thumb' her in the lead after trailing for peddles bread. His father, who "The two companies naturally several frames. Atending, be- died recently, roasted and cold compliment each other. The rec- sides Mrs. Caristrom, were Mrs. •h"stnuts to sunport his wife and ord of Continental Distributing, Produces Rare Plant {Jack O'Donnell, president, Mrs. four sons, 14, 12, 9 and 2. Their Inc., an affiliate of Walter Reade, Joseph Bellevance, Jr,, Mrs. John hime was destroyed during the RED BANK — If cereus plants Elm PI. again will enter his Inc., proves its capabilities in the Duncan, Mrs. Bobbie Overfelt Korean conflict and Mr. Choi usually have one bloom, it isn't dahlias in the Monmouth-Elberon production and distribution of mo- Walter Reade and Mrs. David Searcy. Mrs, lost his job as a poultiy worker. surprising David Macintosh's Horticultural Society's garden tion pictures. Sterling has more Winston D. Rugg will entertai Chun Yong Choi attends the cereus plant has three. "He just show in Asbury Park. than evidenced its creative and a growing in-plant feeding depart- the group at the Sept. 12 meetin, primary school near the refugee Mr. Macintosh also has a rock distribution talents in the tele- ment. The firm also is active in has the green thumb," his wife, in her home at 72 Miller St. camp where the family has lived garden in front of his house which vision industry. Combined with the educational and 16mm film Gertrude, explained. since the war, He likes to sing. blooms continually throughout the the circuit of Walter Reade con- rental fields. The Screen News Horticulture has been Mr. Mac- summer. Now in blossom in the ventional and drive-in theaters, Digest, produced by Hoarst Met- Mr. and Mrs. James P. Me Catherine lives in a one-room intosh's hobby for 17 .years, and back of the rock garden is his we emerge as an entertainment rotonV "News" and distributed Grail, Jr., and children Bill. house in the region of Thessaly, he has won several ribbons at CHUN YONG CHOI, 9, lives in a refugee camp on the passion flower vine, a rare entity of unlimited potential. through Sterling, is the largest and Patty of Egg Harbor were Greece, with her father, mother local garden shows with his biblical plant. sponsored public service opera- recent weekend visitors of Mr. outskirts of Seoul, Korea, with hit three brothers and and baby brother, 3. Before dahlias and gladioli. "Walter Reade-Sterling is now McGrail's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Catherine was born her mother Mr. Macintosh works for P. one of the few companies, if not tion in the nation's schools. widowed mother, a bread peddler. Employees of all This (ill Mr. Macintosh, of 40 Ballantine and Sons, Red Bank. James P. McGrail, Sr., 42 Sec- also worked, but now she stays the only company, which is in ond St. Billy McGrail remained five branches of the Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan home to mind the children, a position to completely guide a Why Did His for a week's visit with his pa- Association, Long Branch, contribute $12.50 monthly The money which the employees film entertainment—from produc- ternal grandparents. to Chun's support. sends to the agency Is distributed Art Show Is Being Staged tion, distribution, motion picture Ears Turn Red? monthly in benefits of clothing, exhibition to television. The show: Lt. and Mrs. Joseph A. She food, household articles and cash. HUDDERSFIELD, England manship potential and econo- and children, Timothy, Catherine, Each family also i received t~> (AP)-When John OToole's face At Railroad's Parking Lot mies of operation are immediate- Joseph August and John, former- when they were accepted by the ly self-evident. Equally import- turned blue and his hands yel- Summer Reading POINT PLEASANT BEACH - Bordentown, for his abstract ly from Sensfeld, Germany, Save the Children Federation. ant, we are now able to capital- low, doctors had an explanation The railroad parking lot here "Because It's There." where Lt. Shea was statione ize on the resources, manpower But still puzling them is: FREEHOLD - "Tim and I are This mother wants to encourage took on the air of Washington Lee Addison, Lakewood, was with U. S. Army, visited foi It adds upl More and more and experience of each other. Why did his ears turn red? going to spend the afternoon at her son to read, says Mrs. Sylvia Square at the nine day outdoor presented third place award for three weeks with his mother, people use The Register ads each 1 OToole, 32 Is a laborer at Mrs, Heten j, stea 61 Nav(s Meehan, Monmouth County art show Saturday, sponsored by her pen and ink drawing "Diana. 'Within the next several weeks, says issue because results come, fast- the Point Pleasant Business and Sixteeen-year-old Andre Groen- a blueprint of out future plans the Imperial Chemical Industries sink Ave- . Lt. and Mrs, Shea an home agent. She has decided that er.—Advertisement. plant. Walking home from work a mother. Professional Women's Club. hoff, Point Pleasant Beach, won will be released to the television children, after their visit, lefl the other evening, he felt fine one of the best ways Is to help 1 Ted Goerchner, Brick Township honorable mention for his water and motion picture industries, as for Fort Benning, Ga., where Lt. and it wasn't until he noticed 7 him to become familiar with was awarded first place for his color, "Bowl of Anemones. well as to the public and our Shea will be stationed and re- everyone gaping at him that he itockholders, which will confirm port for Officer Career Course Methodists books, When he finds there are modem painting, "Flamenco Judges were Miss Constance became uneasy. Puro." Mr. Goerchner is an art Quinn, a resident of Westfield and the benefits and opportunities of Infantry School. many books' about things that Looking into a mirror on ar- teacher in the Brick Township and Seaside Park; Mrs. Eugenie this merger." interest him, he will be more riving home, he was shocked at Fellowship High School. Second place went Marron, Brielle, and Mrs. Sylvia In addition to its television and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powers eager to read. to Merven David Grovemann Bossen, Asbury Park. becoming a human rainbow. He and son of Yonkers, N. Y., re- motion picture interests, Walter- rushed to a hospital for a series Parents can get books for their Mrs. Irene Young, cultura cently visited Mr. and Mrs. John In Session, Reade-Sterling operates a vend- ol injections that restored his youngsters to read, and It's a studies chairman, was assisted McGrail and family, who are HIGHLANDS —' The August ing and concession business with normal color. good idea to get them started. by -vice chairmen Mrs. Helen spending the summer at Banko's, meeting of the Golden Fellow- However, reading is personal, and Sen. Williams O'Toole had been working with P Grove, Center St. ship of the Methodist Church a child will want to choose his ,p yellow chemical. Doctors said Hostesses for the opening of the met recently at the church. Dur- own books. As he does, he gains To Distribute this accounted for; his hards turn The card party sponsored by ing the session, the group voted Addresses DAV Art Show were club members a feeling of Independence. iiig yellow, and if created a mild the women of the St. Andrews to give $50 to the official board ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Sen Mrs. Marion May, Mrs. Mae Exploring the library and cyanosis making his face blue. Episcopal Church in the parish of the church. It also was an- Harrison .A. Williams, Jr., D Falcy, Mrs. Kathleen Kennedy, Bus Tickets browsing through the books is NJ., has told the 41st national But those red earsl They could hall was a success, nounced that any senior citizen, Mrs. Mildred Stanford, Mrs. RUMSON - Albert J. Loux, offer no immediate medical ex- always interesting. It's helpful for convention of the Disabled man or woman, may join the Margaret Gebbhardt, Mrs. Anne assistant superintendent at Rum- planation. parents to take the child to the American Veterans that Ameri- Scott, Mrs. Agnes Wood, Mrs. son-Fair Haven Regional High Mrs. Gene Hommer and chil- group. library and show him the way cans concerned about the space- Eleanor Steger, Mrs. Frances School, has announced that bus dren, Sharon . and Michael, of Mrs. Sivert C. Walstrom led around. Some instruction about race lag should be equally, stirred Wheeler and Miss Martha Morris tickets for the new school year Hughes Bruised Harrison recently spent several devotions. The theme for the aft- the rules and regulations of a weeks at their summer home on RU

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On other matters, sh» opined analyze scripts in New York and 32d Division, lath Infantry, WIs- die Quits School" (Repeat) Th (4) First Impression (5) Sandy's Hour LONG BRANCH ways g pleasure to have Julie that the twist Is fun but unsexy. big boys take over the show, am (7) Jane Wyman Newmar back in town, because Hollywood. consln National Guard (Platt- (7) News BARONET- •Anything that Is an exhibition they're amusing. The episod (II) Merry Mailman where Julie is, there is action. ville, WIs.)-as Its major focal (11) Three Stooges Bcarface Mob 3:40: 7:00; 10:19; Mur- is not sexy," she commented. "I centers on wiseguy Eddie Haske Ui»-(J) Search For der, Inc. 3:00; 8:50. RAWHIDE. "Incident of the point, the show will try and an- 1:15—(7) Local News 7:00; The reason for this quickly think the slower Latin dances are who quits school to work in Tomorrow HAISAT. . — oc&nacBcirtace mooMob d>*u3:«0j, i.vu. Broken Word" (Repeat) A rea- swer some of the questions sur- 1:20- (7) Weather 10:20; Murder, Inc. 2:00; 5:15; 8:35. meets the eye. Julie is 5-feet-10 much sexier. Personally, I prefer service station. Pretending to (4) Truth or BUN. — Jack the Olant Killer 3:30; sonable tale with E. G. Marshall rounding the reserve issue. 1:25- (7) Sports «:>•••, 9:55; Mighty uuu> 2:00; 5:10;of adroitly assembled (39-23-39) a slow foxtrot—about two steps a big shot, he finds he can't Consequence! of "The Defenders" in the lead. Scenes of the men training at I:**- (4) Local Newt S:!0. female. She is also provocative a minute." Fort Lewis, Wash., and their re- anything right and his bo: (I) Cartoom ASBURY PARK when she opens her mouth. Her The story deals with a crafty (7) Susie There was that laugh again. SMres hlm Ken O (7) Camouflage BARONET- cogent comments, punctuated by cowman who is going to sell In- turn home will be seen. De- senseless. (11) Navy Log She added that success in the mond as Eddie is very gooi 11:41- (I) Guiding Light Speclal Klidlt Show — Jack a lubricant laugh, can be delight- fected cattle to trail boss Gil Fa- fense Secretary Robert McNa- «:40- (4) Weather Olant Killer; Ulghtjr Uraua 2 twist depended upon what kind of 8:30 p.m. ABC. (11) Rocky and His That Touch of Mink 1:00; 9:20. fully original, especially when vor. There are more complica- mara will be interviewed along 6:45-(4) News SkT, — Jack Uu QUnt Killer; a figure you had. Figures count tions to fill the hour but the mala with many of the reservists. Friends Mlghtr Vtva 2:00; That Touch ot they deal with matters concerning SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE 7:«*_ (2) News Mink «:«>; 8:»: 10:30. strongly in Julie's scheme of storyline holds the show togeth- 10:30 p.m. CBS. 11:5*- (») News And Weather s-e-x. MOVIES. "No Highway In The (4) Whiplash SUN. — Jack tho Glint Kffiar: things. The sexiest kind of male, er. 7:30 p.m. CBS. U:H- (4) Newi MlEbtr Unus 2:00: That Touch ol Julie is displaying her traffic- Sky" (1951) (Repeat) Jame (5) Assignment: she proposed, is the tall, lean CHET HUNTLEY. Milan, Italy. (7) News Mink 7:00; 9:20. congesting form in leotards for Stewart gives one of his famil Underwater LYRIC— (1) Almanac Newtreel "Three on a Match," her first an. ROUTE 66. "Kiss the Maiden Is visted as an example of pros- ar. ingratiating performances ol (7) Gale Storm Phantom ot tha Opera 3:09; T:M; I:M- (2) Burns and Allen >:0S; ll.OO. film in a couple of years. She "He is the one who appeals to all Forlorn" (Repeat) Thanks to perity in Western Europe and the an absent-minded bumbler whe (•) Merrytoon Circus BAT. ft BUN. — Phantom ot tha <4) "rouble With Father has passed up a few movies be- me most—the man who looks un- a fine performance by Douglas show has more humor than mes- knows what he's about but can'l (11) News opera 2:50; 4:55; TOO; 8:00; 11:00. derfed and helpless, but he isn't," (I) Cartooni MAYFAIR— cause producers could see her Fairbanks, Jr., this farfetched sage. Irving R. Levine is the cor- convince anyone else he's alert 7:1»- (2) Weather she said with the laugh. "I can (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal Th>i tluilc Mas 1:30: 4:U: 7:00; only as a sexpot Silly producers. tale sustains interest. Fairbanks respondent as we see the Milan In this film, Stewart plays , (11) Local News 9*55 assure you he isn't." (9) Nuclear Age SAT! — Miulc Man i:<5; 1:30; 7-M: plays a criminal who has fled stock exchange with its frantic scientist who discovers the cau 7:11- (2) News "Were have you been?" she (11) Movie 10:10. Grasping at straws, I came up, the U. S. to avoid Imprisonment Latin pace, watch a songwriting of a number of airplane crashes 7:25—(11) Weather BUN. — Musis Man 1:30; 4:19; 1:00: was asked. l:S- Junior All-Stars (4) Tonight Safari South 8:36; Part 1 El Cld 9:31; the theft of-a lantern. As us- Vatican. American narration 1:23; Part 2 El Cld 11:31. 4:50— (7) American MAJESTIC- ual, this comedy series is well (7) Movie provided by Msgr. John J Newstand Judgment at Nurembert 5:00; 5:20; played by all concerned. 8 p.m. Dougherty. 1:30 p.m. NBC. 12:30- (9) Boston Blackie 8:40. / Cocktiil Lounge 4:55- (4) Newt (11) News SAT. — Judgment at Nuremberi llABC. 12:30: 9:45; 7:00: io:l9. (11) Mr. Peabody 12:55- (5) News BUN. — Judgment at nuremDeri EDITOR'S CHOICE. "Wa J:H- (2) Life ot Rlley 3:00; 5:20: 8:40. I'RIVAIK KNTRANCF. THE DEFENDERS. "The 1:00- (4) News Street — the Art of Barometei (4) Movie EDISON ID CI//.A ROOM ||Locked Room" (Repeat) A nice (5) Follow That Man Reading." The ups and down! (5) Felix and Diver Dan MENLO PARK CINEMA- try at an original idea, played (7) Movie ira, aAT. A SUN. — JuJtraent «t of the market are examined b; (7) I Married Joaa llwith dash and spirit hy Viveca l:0S-<2> Movie Nuremberg 1:30! 9:00; 1:25. a group of experts including (9) Looney Tunes SH 1-9220 Undfors particularly, that will (4) Mayor Of The Town WOODBRIDGE James Michaels, editor ot Forbes (11) Dick Tracy Ijentertain you. despite some un- Magazine; James Dines, writer 1:30- (S) News DRIVE-IN- 5:25—(II) Rocky and His FRI.. BAT. & SUN. — El CU !:30; 'even pacing and repetition. Er- o' the "Dines Letter"; Dr. Sey MEREDITH WILLSON'S 90 NEWMAN SPRINGS RO. Friends 1:35— (4) 13th -Hour 12:09. nest Kinoy's script dallies with a mour Harris, professor of politi MONTCLAIR "MUSIC MAN" 5; It- (2) Movie 2:05— (4) Sermonette RED BANK murder that nobody but the par- cal economics at Harvard an CLAIRIDGE— (7) Highway Patrol 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer ticipants witnessed and a jury Philip Loomis, Jr., director ol Windjammer 8:30. (9) Movie BAT. — Windjammer !:0O; 8:30. with nothing bat circumstantial the Security and Exchange Com- 2:40— (2) News SUN. — Windjammer 2:30; 7:30. (11) Popeye mission's Division of Trading & 2:45- (2) Give Us This Day "PHANTOM OF Exchanges. 3:30 p.m. ABC. night as "Monmouth County'! Meeting For THE OPERA" NOW OPEN Praise For best leader and most experienced ISSUES AND THE ANSWERS. official" at a party rally in his New Students On the 42d anniversary of the home town. ratification of the amendment RUMSON-An orientation meet- 24 Hours Doily! Paul Kiernan County Chairman John W. Ap CARY GRANT that granted women the right 'ng for transfer students and In- TOUCH OF MINK" • BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON to vote, this show spotlights their plegate, who extolled Mr. Kier- coming freshmen to Rumson- current battle for equal pay. At Rally nan at a meeting of Democratic Fair Haven Regional High School • DINNER • TAKE-OUT ORDERS Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt appears leaders la the Long Branch—Re will be held Wednesday in the as head of the President's Com- LONG BRANCH — Formei Bank region at the Seashore Da; high school auditorium at 10 a.m. WILDLY ENTERTAINING Specializing in Seafood mission on the Status of Women ilayor Paul Kiernan, the Dem Camp, told the audience of mori The program will include gen- and also Interviewed Is the high- icratic nominee for Mornnoutr than 150: eral orientation with regard to "THE INTERNS" MERMAID DINER est ranking female member ol :ounty Sheriff, was hailed lasl "In the office of Sheriff, tht schedules, lockers, school rules HWY. 36, LEONARDO PHONE 281-2628 the Administration, Mrs. Esthe people look for a man of leader- and procedures. ship experience, under-standing; SRSffi Peterson, assistant Secretary o ine on old-time music and stars The meeting will be under the mssisms man who has made his own Labor. 4 p.m. ABC. iteve's songs include "Begin the direction of Newton Beron, di- "WEST SIDE STORY' legulne" and "If Ever: I Wouli way and stands on his own two rector of guidance of the high Reserved Seats WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. -eave You." 8 p.m. CBS. feet. school, Donald F. Trotter, as- The Women's AAU Swimming "Paul Kiernan, a former may sistant superintendent in charge RHAPSODY IN BLUE and Diving Championships con- or and commissioner, a formei of curriculum, and Albert J. HOLLYWOOD SPECIAL. "No FINE FOOD BEST DRINKS tested last week in Portage Park, is a Stranger" (Repeat) (1955) undersherifl, a former jury com- Loux, assistant superintendent in •SCARFACE MOB DINNER $3.50 Chicago are seen today. An ex- missioner, and now tor many charge of plant operation. overlooking the Ocean tobert Mitchum, Frank Sinatra "MURDER. INC. CHAMPAGNE tra added attraction is the tape and Olivia de Havilland star in years "ie president of the Mo» THREE DINNER $3.75 of the one mile race In Helsinki, his somewhat watered down but mouth County Tax Board, is Mon. SHOWS Finland, where Jim Beatty low- Parties - Weddings •easonably effective version c mouth County's best leader an Frankie Lymon NIGHTLY: ered his own American citizen's *M, Phone 22-345* iTorton Thompson's best-sellin most experienced official." CARY GRANT mile Tecord to 3.56.3. 5 p.m. 11:00, Accommodations mvel about doctors and theii Accepting the ovation, Mr. At Adventurer "TOUCH OF MINK" 1M for 25 to 600 ABC. O> ledication to their profession Kiernan said his only pledge was LONG BRANCH — Recording "WILD WESTERNER" Don't Mlss- The operating room scenes ar that he would administer th star Frankie Lymon will be the _ . Parisian Sensation TWENTIETH CENTURY "The r superior to the soap oper sheriff's office as a representa main attraction starting tonight Week that Shook the World" (Re- ndencies of the personal ti^ of all of the people "with at the Adventurer Club. Rudy BaiTon* YVONNE peat) Absorbing and appropri- lamas involved. Charles Bick- dedication to the needs and re- Lymon sings, tap dances and ate follow-up to last week's re- ord and Lew Chaney are out- quirements of the state, and with usually ends his performance And His Orchestra—Nightly! run of the Munich show, although anding In a large supporting devotion to tha problems and with a drum solo. He will appear not quite as good. This episode ast. 8:30 p.m. ABC. rials of each individual with nightly through Sunday at 9 and Latin and American Music covers the negotiations and re- whom the office deals." 11 p.m. and at 1 a.m. On A Stradivarius Violin actions throughout the world as SHOW OF THE WEEK. Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, Recording star AI Martino be- World War 11 was preparing to 'Laughter, USA" (Repeat) A 584 OCEAN AVE., WEST END, N. J. state Democratic vice chairman gins a six-day stint starting Tues- explode. Included are actual on. xplosively funny a program a predicted Mr. Kiernan and his day.' the-spot broadcasts by Sevareid, TV has offered in years. Film running mates, David T. Buck Vincent Bell and his Trio con- Murrow and Shirer from Paris lips of such all-time comf< and Victor Gerdes, Freeholder tinue in the Planet Room nightly London and Berlin, respectively. reats as W.C. Fields, Ben Tur- candidates, and Peter Gannon, and Tony Ritz performs in the Shirer also contributes snme re- in, and Buster Keaton are rea- Congressional nominee, would lounge. purts he could not make from in enough for tuning in. especi "bring the national Democratic Berlin at the time. 6 p.m. CBS. ly such inspired nonsense rend of victory" into Monmouth. No problem finding tenants :enes as Fields and his sticky According to Mrs. Robert Nor- when you advertise The Register Specializing ED SULLIVAN. (Repeal) )lf club, Laurel and Hardy in on, , county vice chairman, the way—Advertisement. in Jerry Lewis, Steve Lawrence and upper berth of a railroad car, meeting was one of four to Nationally Dorothy Loudon starred in this wild chase of the Keystone be held throughout the county Famous one. Lewis appears in a rather IK and several fine examples 1 MARINE ' IN THE mong county and local candi- Twist long sequence which should de- Chaplin's enduring comic geni dates, municipal leaders, club THEATRE POOLS light his many young fans. Miss lllfiilumls BT2-0731 LINCOLN Groups . Phil Silvers, Jack Benny (residents, and other party work- Loudon, who just signed for her id Bob Hope are seen td good irs. The fourth will be held Sept. NOW - EVE. 7-9 HOTEL _ Broadway debut in the new mu- Ivantage among the contempo- BOB HOPE 4th Avenue at Kinqsley Street ASBURY PARK sical "Nowhere to Go But Up,'1 at Asbury Park for the Asbury ry practitioners of the ancient hark to Manasguan area. BING CROSBY contribute an entertaining rou- art of comedy. 10 p.m. NBC. "Road To Hong Kong" rrouciiy THEATER RESTORATION NEW YORK (AP) — The Lit- Sunday - Monday tle Theater, a 550-seat house on ELVIS PRESLEY 44th Street near Broadway, is THE MAKE YOUR jeing restored for stage produc- "BLUE HAWAII" tions after 11 years of use as a —AND— ... We believe thai we television studio. "THIS ISLAND EARTH' BANQUET have everptti.ni you need to make ironr mtttlr a. perfect C!S! iiuceti . ., For a bftnqdet, or any loclal gathering. """"""'"™ j ATLANTIC INTRUDERS ron are corfllallr Invited to Inspect the facilities ol the , I THEATRE ALL THIS WEEK-END A lAiDbieHtonei . ., phone 7U-834J. DRIVE-IN L Allantl(! IHiililiimik-Ti'i. ;::inuiit NOW • ENDS SAT. • Open all year for your night time enjoyment DATES OPEN 7KX) P.M.- 'MOVIE THEATRES AT DUSK [I L Matinee Saturday at 2 MEMORABLE ONE... in. 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SATURDAY TV Versatile TV Star SUNDAY TV (7) News I FEATHERS, 300 (11) Government Report SUNDAY MOWWO COLUMBUS, ©Mo (AP) ~: UTURDAYmuma (U) Frontiers is Eke- II:U— (4) Weather 7:M- a) Call To Prayer (7) Movie Feather merchant* note: Farm •m-tt) fernouKe tronics llitt- (*) Movie / l:tt~ (X) Repenolre'Thetter Plans Movie Career 7:«- (4) Semonetta (II) Continental tpeclatfstf at OMo State Uni- TtW- (4) Motors Pirate x (4) Movte (4) Movie MS- 1(4) Modem Farmer Miniatures vfrslty say that feathers, one* Till- (J) Preview By HARVEY PACK rated with paintings by the out- (7) Movie costly disposal problem for WGdiMlpi (I) Christopher Program 1:30-(4) Catholic Hour 7>)e~ fl) Give Ui rhi» Diy George Maharis had a stiff standing American artist, Geqrge (11) Big Picture poultry plants, now ar» being T»»- OT Nun (U) Sportsman's Club (7) Christopher Program (9) Golf Tips neck. .."•'••••• • . ' Maharis. 11:25- (8) Senate Report mrned Into high-protein meal for TiW— (1) Summer Semester 1:48-(S) Ralph KIner 8:00- (7) Cartoons (11) Sportsman's Club r Before the reported 8,000 fans "You know this Is my last year 11:31- (I) Movie use in feeds. 1:4J-(H) Phil Rlzjuto ' 8:18- (2) Preview* 1:40- (9) Ralph Kiner V.m- (7) Morning Vnj*r with the series. It's been a long 12:99- (t) World Artists Concert 1:55- (9) Baseball who write love letter* each week (S) Off To Adventure 1;4MH> Phil Rizzuto »:«-<2)Have You Read time, and I want out, 'Route 66' (4) Movie 2:00- (2) Movie to the star of "Route 66" accuse 8:39- (2) Give Ui This Day 1:51- (9) Baseball (4) Craetaer Rabbit has been great for me but, I've 1:00- (2) Movie (5) Movie me ot calling their idol a stiff., 8:25- (2) News (11) Baseball (7) Cartoon* got to start making pictures and (4) Movie fc»- (2) Breakthro (11) Baseball I beg of them to note that I am 8:39- (2) Tottle 2:00- (4) Can You Afford 2:45- (7) Movie merely referring to bis neck. proving that you're wrong about Tomorrow? (7) Movie DANCING (4) Andy'i Gang the TV star jinx." My stiff- (5) Light Time 2: IS— (I) Evening Prayer (I) Cartoon* 1:00- (2) Movie George had agreed to come up 8:45- (4) "Jbrary Lions 2:30- (2) Movie AT THE (4) Movie to my office and talk before he necked friend was referring to (4) Direct Line 2:39— (4) Sermonette t:W- (1) Capuln Kangaroo my constant heckling of a TV (5) Wonderama 2:40— (2) News (4) American Treasure 0— (S) Movie cut his new record album and 1:00- (2) Wildlife 3:90- (4) Open Mind 4:09- (2) Movie then hit the road again with career as the graveyard of star- (5) Movie 2:45- (2) Give Us This Day BLACK POINT Chest dom. I have often told Maharis (]) Wonderama (i) Juit for Fun 4:30-- (4) Cold War Callup "Route 86," but he telephoned to (11) Let's Have Fun (7) Youth Wants to Know MONDAY MORNING (5) Horse Race report that he was unable to turn that nobody has ever come out 3:30- (2) Movie I: IS- (7) Davey and Goliath t: 15—(4) Protestant Fourth R 1.15- (2) Previews (7) Movie this way or that and was going of « hit TV series and made it (7) Editor's Choice fi»- (4) Pip the Piper 9:30- (2) Way To Go 8:20- (2) Give Us This Day (11) NFL Highlights to a chiropractor to have things big as a film star. 4:00- (4) Invitation To Art EVERY (7) Anlmaltnd (4) Let's Talk About God 8:23- (2) News 4:45- (S) Ralph Kiner straightened out. "I'm playing it cool right down (7) Issues and Answers 10:09- (I) Alvln (7) Q.T. Hush (4) Sermonette Fri. and Sat. (I) Shari Lewti S:00— (2) Life of Riley He asked me to accompany the line. When I went to cut my <:15—(11> Mel Allen SiH- (4) Jtwisb Fourth R 8:38— (2) Summer Semester throughout the rammer (7) Cartoom (4) Cameo Theatre him to the neck fixer's office and, first album they wanted to call 4:30- (4) Lab 30 - 10:00- (3) Lamp Unto My Feet 0 (4) Radiation Story (5) Felix and Diver Dan as we've known each other since it "Buzz Murdock Sings' but I (7) Milestone of The U:M- (2) Mighty Mould (4) Agriculture U.S.A. 7:91- (2) News to the (4) King Leonardo (9) Movie before he became the idol of mil- told them that Buzz Murdock Century (7) Funny Manns (4) Today popular standards (7) Q. T. Huib (11) Movie doesn't do anything and is just (11) Movie ions, I hopped into the chauffeur (») Builders Showcase 7:25 — (5) Call To Prayer beautifully played by 10:50- (9) News and Weather 5:30- (2) Movie 4:45- (2) WCBS-TV Views the driven limousine he rents while a character on a TV show. The 10:50- (2) Look Up & Live 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer 10:93— (9) Almanac Newsreel SATURDAY EVENING n town and we began to move album went over big and I proved (4) Jewish Heritage Press the "JAY BEES" (9) Ralph Kiner 7:39— (5) Columbia Lectures U:M- (1) Alltkazam 0:00- (4) News slowly through the New York traf- that George Maharis can sing.' (7) Focus 5:00- (2) America Musical (7) Early Bird Cartoons YOUR HOST (<) Fury ,5) Sandy's Hour fic seeking relief for his ailment. He really proved nothing to those (9) Oral Roberts 8:96- (2) Captain Kangaroo (!) Little Raicali who knew him in the early days 11:00- (2) Camera Three Theater PHIL LUCIA (7) Jim Backus "I woke up with this darn thing (9) Sandy Becker (9) Cooking when he made his bread and but- (4) Searchlight (4) Chamber Music In (11) Superman and I had to pose in my apart (7) Tommy Seven 13Z RIVER ROAD Il:15-<11) Adventures With In- (7) Faith For Today Washington Square 6:15- (4) Recital Hall ment for a magazine layout this ter money for acting school by 1:30- (7) Little Rascals dians (») Let's Look at (5) Riverboat RUMSON 0:30— (7) Lone Ranger morning. I can't walk around singing in small nightclubs in 8:00- (2) Amos V Andy 1I:M- (2) Roy Rogers (7) Wide World of Sport* (9) Merrytoon Circus town this way or people will think Queens and Long Island. Congress (4) Slimnastics (4) Make Room for (9) Movie (11) Movie I'm a snob. That's bad." "I know it's tough to beat the 11: IS- (9) Statehouse Conference (7) Memory Lane Daddy 11:30- (I) New York Forum 5:30— (2) Amateur Hour PINE FOOD 0:45- (2) News In spite of the fact that he's TV jinx but guys like you who 9:15- (4) Family (5) Just (or Fun «:55- (2) Weather told me that fans would shout at (4) Movie (4) Patterns in Music one of TV's biggest stars and his SUNDAY EVENING 9:25- (5) New* (7) Barney Bear 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt record album was a big click, me on the street using the name (7) This Ii The Answer TO GO... (I) Cartoon Time 1:00— (2) Twentieth Century 9:39- (2) My Little Margie (4) Local News leorge Maharis lives in a of my character on the show rath 11:45— (a) Congressional (5) Topper (11) Hawaii Calls (4) Meet the Press PIPING HOT (5) Circus Boy floor walkup building in New er than my own are wrong again. Conference (7) Beulah SATURDAY AFTERNOON (11) Movie (7) Beany and Cecil York's tough west side neighbor- People are nice to me everywhere SUNDAY AFTERNOON 9:55- (4) News U;M- (1) Sky King 8:30- (2) Mr. Ed FISH • SCALLOPS (9) Championship Bowl- hood which has been celebrated but nobody has called me Buzz 12: «0- (2) Eye On New York 10:00- (2) Calendar (4) Mr. Wizard ing in novels and films as "Hell's . . it's always George." (7) Cartoons (4) This Is NBC News (4) Say When (7) Bugs Bonny Shrimp - French Fries 7:10—(4) Weather Kitchen." He does not live there When Maharis talks off the (() Movie (7) Hong Kong (5) Movie (») Movie 7:15- (4) Financial New* because he's an eccentric nut butcuff he sounds exactly like Buzz 11:10— (1) Washington (9) Wonders of The World (7) ?usle (II) Christophers 7:20- (4) Sports Fried Chicken because he finds it the most com- Murdock because the two are in- Conversation 7:00- (2) Lassie 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy 12:15—(11) Living Word 7:30- (2) Perry Mason COM) SALADS ORDl.R fortable pad in town. It is deco- terchangeable. Bert Leonard, pro- (4) Youth Forums (4) Bullwinkle (4) Play Your Hunch (4) Wells Fargo lilllll'l S.ll.l.i I'l/llll-K 11:30- (2) News ducer of the show.had been im- (7) Barney Bear (9) Kingdom of the Sea (7) Gale Storm (5) RCMP (4) Radiation Slory pressed with George's talent (11) Encounter 7:30- (2) Dennis The Menace 11:00- (2) Verdict Is Your* the (7) Calvin And The (5) Texas Rangers when he used him in the old half 12: SS- (V News (4) Walt Disney's World (4) Price Is Right Finnan Haddie Colonel (7) Funny Manns hour "Naked City" series and 1:00- (2) Movie (7) Follow The Sun (7) Ernie Ford 7:45-(U) Phil Rizzuto TV Key Cove (11) This Is the Life actually created "Route 66" with (4) A Moment With ... (9) High Road to Danger 11:25- (5) News 8:00- (5) Night Court 7i].«n;u 1:01- (2) Touch 01 Fame Maharis in mind. The show's (11) Charlie Farrell 11:30- (2) Brighter Day (7) Room For One More O|>i-n tt.-il. - Sun. 'til in I'M. (4) Marketing On The writer, Stirling Silliphant, was al-After we left he told me that it 8:89- (2) Ed Sullivan (4) Concentration (9) Treasure 1(12 Shri-ushmy Au. Move Mailbag so head writer on "Naked City" still wasn't right .and I suggested (5) Boston Symphony (5) Romper Room (11) Baseball (J) Movie and Leonard and Silliphant ob- Orchestra (7) YODW For A Song KH1) HWK 8:39— (2) Defenders an aspirin. I block »<-M ol U.K. si.'iiiim (7) Movie viously based Buzz Murdock on (9) Roller Derby 11:55- (2) New* (4) Tall Man « By STEVEN H. SCHEUER We stopped off for a bite o! (t) Golf Tips the likeable, diamond-in-the-rough health food (Maharis is also (11) People Are Funny (7) Leave It to Beaver Question — I read recently thai 8:10- (4) Sir Francis Drake (9) Movie the top box office stars were John kid they knew as George bug on that subject) and we FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY lieris. spoke about his bout last year (7) Movie 9:00- (4) Movie Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor, Rock (11) Main Event (5) Wrestling Hudson, Doris Day and Cary In fact, George claims that with infectious hepatitis. "I came "Young Mr. Talent" in person some of those long-winded phil- down with it while we were do- 9:00— (2) GE Theater (7) Lawrence Welk Grant and I thought it odd that (4) Bonanza osophical platitudes that Buzz is ing the most strenuous show on 1:10- (2) Have Gut Will not one of these stars appears on (5) Open End FRANKIE IYMON sometimes saddled with in the the schedule. I'm still not com- Travel TV very often. If the public real- (9) Boston Blackie show are the result of informal pletely over it and that's why Recording Star - Tap Dancer - Drummer Man 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke ly likes them so much, why don't (11) Jalopy Races chats he has with writer Silli- PLUS , (7) Boxing they appear on TV where they I have to watch out for every 9:30- (2) Who In The World phant on the set. "Anytime I tell (0) Fiesta tn Puerto Rico can reach so many more mil- ache and pain. But it did prove (9) Mahalia Jackson the exciting Vincent Bell Trio I0:IS—(11) Mel Allen lions of people at one time?—C. Stirling how I feel about life in that I'm box office because while (11) Rendezvous with Ad- gejieral it shows up in a I was laid up the ratings fell off 10:30- (9) Movie W.( Franklin, Va. venture THREE SHOWS NIGHTLY— 9-11 p.m.; 1 am. (11) Movie script within a month." like crazy." Answer — One of the reasons 10:09- (2) Candid Camera 10:45- (7) Sports "The big test for my career George had to go off to anothei • Delicious home cooking people pay money at the box of- (4) DuPont Show Starting Tues. 11:00- (2) News will be my first lead in a film. picture taking session so hi • Never a cover charge fice to see these stars is the fact (9) Of Men and Motives I have a lot of vacation time loaned me his limousine for thi • Reservations CA 9-1000 AL (4) News they can't see them anywhere (11) One Step Beyond I haven't taken one since we trip back to my office. I sali MARTINO (5) Movie else. A good example Is the rec- 10:30- (2) What's My Lin* started production. I'm going to goodbye to the talented youni (7) News ord breaking grosses established (7) Lawman get enough time off this year to actor with the stiff neck. It real 11:10- (4) Weather by the Cary Grant-Doris Day film (9) Movie make a movie and it's going to ly doesn't matter whether Georg< 11:12- (2) Weather "That Touch of Mink." In one (11) Pioneers be right , because I'm going Maharis can turn his head left 11:15- (2) Movie of the world's largest theaters, 11:88- (2) New* CLUB -m Movie to be careful. I don't know who or right because he's one young the Radio City Music Hall tn New (4)Newa ON OCIAN WONT. IONG MUNCH, ILL (7) Movie . I'll make It for . ,. . it might man who seems to know where York City, this movie broke all (5) Opinion in the Cap! 12:00- (9) Hy Gardner even be Bert Leonard ... but he wants to go. tal existing box office records in the (11) Telesports Digest I'm going to make sure It's a theater's 30 year history. Now il good script with box office po 12:30- (5) Senate Report. Doris had a weekly or even Jack tential." 12:35- (5) Movie monthly TV show and Grant was We arrived at the chiroprac- 12:55- (I) Movie a TV lawyer or detective, I doubt Sullivan's tor's office and the 29-year-old, 1:00- (7) Movie this movie would have done half SPRINT; I n K £ N. J. first generation Greek-Amrican 1:30- (4) Movie as well. went in to have his potentially 2:00— (7) Evening Prayer priceless neck rearranged. As 2:30- (4) Sermonettf Question — Would you settle this reporter is rather squeam- an argument for my friend and 2:50- (2) News ish about this sort of thing and AL KENNY me? She says that Robert Wag- 2:55- (2) Give Us This Day didn't want to hear the Inevitable er appeared on "Surfside 6" femttwul Muht crack I waited outside and but I say the role was played by . POUSH CHURCH GROWS thought about my first interview Erv Bradley Dance Orch. Chad Everett Who is right?—A. WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Po- P., Montgomery, Alabama. with Maharis. Frl. & Sat. Nltes land has 23,100,000 Roman Catho- He had just been signed for accommodations for Answer — You win . , Everett lics out of a total population of was the "bongo playing boxer." ''Route 68" and even then he had Luncheon • Dinner 30,000,000, according to a survey Wagner had done very little TV enough confidence in his ability Weddings - Parties by the College of Social Science work but is busy making films in as an actor to know that the se- Anniversaries here. There are 15,645 priests Europe. ries would click. He was a bit PRIVATE ROOM compared with 11,395 in 1937 and worried about how a young man 10,33$ churches compared with Gibson 9.9000 Question — I think James Ma In his mid-twenties handles his 7,251 in 1937. son Is the greatest actor around romantic entanglements while today. I was too young to ap- hopping around the country in a preciate nun a few years ago buTt V show, but somehow I knew thanks to "Saturday Night at he would work it out. Actually, the Movies," I've been able to George even solved that with his see many of his better films. customary ingenuity. He had a Please tell me about his early friend arrange blind dates with life and career.—S. F., San Jose, girls who did not watch televis- California ion on Friday nights. Answer — Ever since James After 20 minutes George and STOP...at the Golden Arches Mason cracked lovely Ann' Todd the chiropractor emerged. The on the knuckles with his cane In chiropractor was smiling and the movie, "The Seventh Veil, George was rubbing his neck. the British born actor has Minute-man service... tastiest food in town«.. prices that please 1410 A.M. — 105.5 F.M. been a movie favorite on both sides of the Atlantic. He attended —make dining at McDonald's a real family pleasure. Everything Monmouth County News Summaries Cambridge where he prepared for 7 A.M. • 12 Noon • 5 P.M. a career in architecture. Upon fs so inviting. *-. so spotlessly clean. Um-nwn-m, youH go fotfhe graduation, however. Mason goodness of McDonald's foodi found the theater more challeng- ing and joined a small touring company. It wasn't long before he was working at the famous HAMBURGERS-trat off rtifflrfl! and Old Vic in London. British films toasted bun-the way yea like 'em best They're followed and eventually Hol- made from 100% Pun toef-never frozen tntar- lywood beckoned. James recent- but top-quality beef ground freifi dally. ly separated from his wife of many years, actress Pamela Ma- FRENCH FRIES—cut from Mono premium potatoes— son. They have two children, prepared to your taite—crisp and golden brown— Portland and Alexander. Among and served piping hot. You never had 'em «O good) his many films are "A Star Is Born" with Judy Garland, "Odd SHAKES-the old-fashioned kind-creamy i Man Out," "The Desert Fox" and from the firit tip to the fait draw. UflMMU good— 'Pandora and the Flying Dutch- unusually goodl , man" with Ava Gardner, all of which can be seen on TV. His latest film release Is "Lollta," in which he gives one of his best Once youVe eaten at McDonald's you'll do so often. SacomedTne performances and certainly the best by an'actor so far this year. LOUNGE at McDonald's—make it a family affair for a heap of fun end lot* A Most Delightful Room Minutes From Anywhere in of good eating. . (For an answer to your ques- Monmouth County tion about any TV program or actor, write to Steven H. Scheuer, Rr. 35. Middletown, N. J. TV Key Mailbag, c/o this paper.)

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SECTION TWO - FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1962 7c PER COPY New Jersey News Briefs Form Study Group

ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWARK —A night attendant in a gasoline station at 526 Bloom- On Fair Farm Tax field Ave., was shot and seriously TRENTON (AP)-A committee wounded yesterday in a holdup to study a proposed constitutional that police said netted $375. The amendment giving farmers a tax •ictim, Frank Condella, 49, of 53 break has been formed under the Garslde St., also was beaten with chairmanship of State Sen. John a pistol butt, police said. He A. Waddington, D-Salem. is in critical condition in Colum- The amendment would tax farm bus Hospital with a bullet wound land on its face value, rather in the stomach and head in- than on its potential value for res- luries. Officers said the stickup idential or industrial use. was discovered when two cus- Waddington, who announced the tomers drove up to the station formation of the committee Thurs- and were told by a man at the day after a meeting with Gov. iffice door that Condella could Richard J. Hughes, told newsmen IN HENRY HUDSON'S DAY (160?), thing.' ware never like this. The new Highlands-Atlantic Highlands high not wait on them until later. The that farm representatives and the customers told officers they were school, named after the explorer, will open Sept. 10. It containi 26 rooms and cost $1.3 million. It is one of governor agreed the amendment about to drive away when they was necessary to protect farm- four new' high schools to open in Monmouth County next month. heard a noise like a moan from ers, but failed to agree oa its the back of the premises. The wording. wo stopped their car and the man who had spoken to them ran Waddington, State Sen. Wayne Hudson Regional Set for Opening off into Berkley St. The man Dumont, R-Warren, Willim Kings- was described as a Negro, about ley, state director of taxation, and representatives of the State have a director, assistant, and at ion program, including baseball cal fitness program patterned aft- six feet tall, wearing a white T- HIGHLANDS-"Ifs been quite shirt and dark pants. The sta- Farm Bureau, Grange, League of a challenge setting up the sched- clerk, with the seventh and eighth and basketball, er specific recommendations Municipalities, Association of Mu- grades, for the first time, includ- The athletic program for grades made by President Kennedy. tion owner, Marco Pici of 5 Wil- ule for the new school. I think loughby St., said Condella has nicipal Assessors, and the gov- we've achieved something really ed in the service. 9-12 will include varsity crass He said he hoped parents would ernor's counsel will be on the Also for the first time, the sev-country, track, bowling, and golf, lend their support to the program, been held up several times in re- worthwhile." cent years. "He is under orders committee, Waddington said. enth and eighth grades will have Mr. Schaible Indicated that he which features body building and That was the statement of Har- to surrender the money he has Waddington said that Kingsley a five-day-a-week physical educa-plans to institute a strong physl- physical endurance Instruction. old C. Schaible, supervisory prin- on him, never to -resist,'1 Pici will go to Maryland, the only cipal of the Henry Hudson Jun- Ability Grouping . said. : : . state which already has such leg- ior-Senior Regional High School, Seventh and eighth grade stu- islation to itudy it The senator set to open Sept. 10. said he hopes to introduce legis- dents will be grouped homogen- PATERSON—Two men were No high school senior will be Athletic Field Fight eously (students of like ability). lation next January. The commit- arrested yesterday In connec- tee will also consult the State Tax denied any subject under the "We're going to start out with tion with what police described schedule set-up, which has 24 homogeneous grouping and see Policy Commission, he said. Zoning, Night Games Under Fire as a $112,0000 stolen silk FIREMEN SAVE SHOE STORE — Damage at Kinney individual single period subjects. what develops," he said. scheme. Authorities said the Hughes had held out earlier this answer In Superior Court to an Shoe Store, Rt. 35, Midjdletown, was 'confined to roof, year for a "roll back clause," Straight Departmentalization HIGHLANDS — Benjamin Gru The science program for grades goods were taken from the injunction request issued against requiring that farmers who sell The high school portion of the ber, attorney for the Monmouth 7 and 8 will include lab work. Franklin Finishing Co., 178 as result of fast action last night by Old Village Fire his clients by residents of Mon- their land for nonfarm uses pay 7-12 school will operate under Softball League and the Memori- In addition, to the regular fa- Keen St., over a two-year per- Co. Trash next to building caught fire and blaze spread mouth Hills. retroactive nonfarm taxes on the straight departmentalization with al Field Committee, has filed an cilities, the new building will have iod. Grand larceny charges The residents — R. J. Hearn, to roof. Fire started at 9:40. Damage estimate; lets land for-a given number of years. some new courses available. a cafetorium, to seat 300 pupils; were lodged against two em- Edmund Goerte, Robert La Fon-a library, to seat 75, wth offices ployees of the firm, Arthur than $100. Waddington, who favors the roll Innovations for the coming State Road taine and John . Spurdel—have and conference rooms adjacent; Tesauro, «, of IS Orchard PI., back clause, said that it was ob- year:. charged the league and the com-a two-part gymnasium, with a Glen Rock, and Edward Me- jected to Thursday by a mem- In the commercial department; mittee with maintaining a nuis- seating capacity of 680, with team Intyre, 4J, ot IS Clark St., Pat- ber of the Farm Bureau, who (aid office practice on adding, calcu- Money Plea ance at Kavookjian Field, Rt. 36, and locker rooms adjacent, and erson. According to police, the it would mean that a farmer lating, and Mimeographing ma- and violating the zoning ordi two science labs. buyer paid 10 per cent of the Group to Request would be penalized for selling his farm. chines. nance. "After we get our feet wet this value of each carton received. For students who will not go onIs Rejected The residents are attempting to year, I would like to ses an ad- Each carton was worth $800 to Hughes explained that the farm- to college, an applied science RUMSON — Mayor and Coun- have night softball games stopped vanced program offered in the $1,000. er would have benefited by pay- course of elementary physics, cil received word last sight that and certain signs removed. fields of science and mathemat- Ratables for Boro ing lower taxes for all the years chemistry and general biology. the State Highway Department Their homes overlook the field. ics," Mr. Schaible said. prior to selling the farm. Later WASHINGTON-Clay J. Clal- Mr. Guillaudeu asked for an the governor agreed to hold the The building will have a metal has turned down an application Mr. Hearn told The Register 'The head of our science de- OCEANPORT — The Ocean- borne of Atlantic City, N. J., ha: inquiry into the progress of the! clause in abeyance to give the thop with Instruction In elemen- for funds for the resurfacing of yesterday that the Monmouth partment, Aaron Breslow, studied port Taxpayers' Association, bn appointed to the staff of thi marina plans. committee a chance to study the tary electricity, auto mechanics, Ward Ave. from Hartshoroe Dr. Hills group "bears no grudge under a science foundation this Republican National Committee meeting last night in the Com- Other properties, including the amendment from all angles. foundry and bench metals work, to Rumson Rd. against Highlands Borough Coun- summer, and we expect to profit [and will handle intergroup work munity Center, resolved to peti-' area behind the post office, were On another farm problem, repre- with two industrial arts teachers. Councilman. Harry C. Cronan's cil, or the youngsters who are from this next year." and assist in organizational ac- tion the Planning Board at its sentatives of some 70 farmers <• Mechanical drawing also will proposal that the request be re- using the field." tivities. Claiborne, a Negro, I suggested as sites for light Indus- from Gloucester, Salem and Cum- be offered. ,. .,-. submitted for consideration under 'We have never complained a former newspaperman am Tuesday meeting in an effort to try. berland counties asked the gov- Equipment In the wood shop 1963 allotments was endorsed by about children, teenagers,- or radio news commentator and ha attract ratables to this borough. President Richard Considine ernor to intervene on their be- has been modernized. servicemen uiing th« field," No Recourse worked as a narcotics enforce- said the time is ripe for making Council. '•: "•;• Interest in, Planning Board ac half in a dispute with a South Jer- "We can't give enough train- ment agent in Atlantic City. recommendations to the framen Under the .state aid arrange- ,tivity sey dairy which they *aid 1* cut- J Win this area ta.help a student "But Wat*'objecting; to out ~i ftifter plin." When inV doe- ment, $6,000 would be contributed discussion ting Its mil* price*, f qualify for a Job. A real program siders from other boroughs andj€jn p uifient"is presented fqr public by the state and l>p«f wnt by BYRAM TOWNSHIP — Some use of the Wittenberg Nursery State Agriculture Secretary Phil- all parts of the state coming in hearing, he said, it will be a pol- of this sort 6gpt« too much," Mr. the borough. Albert A. Kerr, Jr., 7,209 Essex County customers tract, other open areas, and sev- lip Alampi said It was a matter ished plan and expensive to alter. Schaible pointed out. borough clerk, suggested that the and using the field for a com- Denial Seen of N. J. Power ft Light Co. were eral parcels of borough-owned be worked out between the Vocational School Needed refusal was based on the (act that mercial venture; complete with MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - without electrical service yes- land was questioned. Tax Talk Deferred fanners and the dairy and that billboards. terday after a bullet smashed a "Whafwe need is a county vo- previous state funds had not been Township taxpayers were told a The association- is asking the The subject of .taxes was again there was nothing the state could "They say there is no admis- porcelain insulated on a power cational school." completely used as yet last night's Township Committee Planning Board to protect some deferred because the attending legally do about it. sion charged, but a collection is line. Service was disrupted for Only about 31 per cent of the OK Hall's Use meeting that the refusal by the of those tracts until the imple- public offered no "squawks" taken," Mr. Hearn claimed. "And 11 minutes to 4,200 customers at students here go to college, he Council approved use of Bing- Monmouth County Board of Tax- mentation of a master plan and when asked to present their prob- they use-professional ballplayers. Hopatcong, and 1,000 customers noted. ham Hall for kindergarten classes ation to consider 1,600 tax as- to consider, while drawing a mas- ems. Several Members said they "The lights, noise, and the in the Sparta Township-Lake In the English department, from Forrestdale School until sessment appeals for 1962, sub- ter plan, provisions for light in- are waiting for the final report Case Goes To gaudy signs are depreciating Mohawk area were without pow- team teaching and ability group- more appropriate facilities ere mitted by the township assessor, dustry and a marina. of the Commercial Properties In- property values In Monmouth er for K minutes. The dam- Ing will be introduced. Creative available. was out of the "jurisdiction" ol vestigating Committee, a group Hills," he declared, aged Insulator was on two 34,- No Industry Zones Grand Jury writing will be carried,over from Francis E. P. McCarter, chair the township committee. created three weeks ago, befon declared. 500-volt lines feeding substa- last year, when it was first man of the public properties and Mayor Paul E. Chester referred Borough Council recently up- registering tax complaints with RED BANK - Harry N. Beav- "And we don't think Highlands tions at Hopatcong and Mo- started by, Atlantic Highlands utilities committee, announced to the appeals submitted by As- graded large residential areas, the association. er, 49, of 317 Bath Ave., Long children are gaining anything hawk. High School. that field work preparatory to] sessor George Wendel Aug. 8 but did not create commercial or Branch, was held for the action from It." Others had apparently received Home economics will include the redevelopment of river front which were based on the revalua- industrial zones. John deGroot, of the grand Jury in Municipal Recreation Area satisfaction by inspecting bor- an expanded course in family liv- property behind borough hall has tions made by the. United Ap- TRENTON —Two New Jersey association treasurer, said a mas- Court yesterday on a charge ot The field is in Middletown. It ough tax records which Borough ing, foods, and clothing, for which been completed, Inclusion of ap- praisal Company of Garfield. doctors have been awarded fel- ter plan is expected in about six bookmaklng. was purchased more than Council has made available dur- an additional classroom has been propriations in the 1963 budget The mayor said "we have as lowships by the World Health months. Beaver was arrested Wednes- decade ago by Hoik Kavookjian, ing the last two weeks of every provided. is contemplated, he said, for con- yet found no legal way for the Organization to make a specia day with Anthony J. Valenti, S5, formerly of Portland Rd., and The subject of a marina was month. That action was taken al The music program will feature struction of bulkheads and a hard Township Committee to have this study of European facilities for of 42 Woodrow Wilson Homes, turned over to the .Memorial broached by Charles Guillaudeu, the request of the association. a regular music room—for the surface launching site there. decision of the tax board handling the mentally ill. Dr. V, Long Branch, at the Bendix Cor- Field Committee with the stipu- Terrell Davis, Princeton, director member of the Board ol Educa- Harvey Johnson of Monmouth first time—a full time music in- Plans include provisions for ac- changed." He continued thai poration's Red Bank plant. lation that it be used as a recre- of the division of Mental Health tion and former councilman, who Blvd. introduced the topic of structor, and a scheduled music cess by boat trailer, parking for Township Attorney Clifton T. The arrests were made by Lt. ation area for Highlands young- and Hospitals for the state In- said a 14-acre tract of borough-1property tax relief from highei program, five days a week, with trailers and cars and a land- Barkalow is working on that mat- George Clayton, Jr., Sgt. Robert sters. stitutions Board, and Dr. Roben owned property west of Portau- levels—namely the possibility o one period a week of band in- scaped shoreline area for pic- ter as well as the question of Scott and County Detective .An- P. Nenno, Westfield, professor ol peck Ave. had been filled several a broad-based tax. struction. if nicking. The plans were drawn The committee was comprised an extension of the Aug. IS dead- drew Manning. According to po- psychiatry at Seton Hall College years ago preparatory to the de- Discussion of the subject was Choral music will be offered by Thomas Santry, borough en of local parents, who cleared the line for individual taxpayer ap- lice, a gambling ring had been property, maintained it, and per- |of Medicine, will depart Step*. 12 velopment of such a facility. reserved until next meeting. operating in the plant for about enough interest is shown. gineer. . : .. . •• peals by those in the township on a two-month tour of the Neth- The Guidance department will mitted use of it to local children who received their tax bills only a year. and servicemen stationed at the erlands, Denmark, Sweden, Nor- Valenti was granted a postpone- a day or" so before the deadline, way and the United Kingdom. Air Force base here. In denying the assessor appeals ment to Monday by Magistrate Recently, the committee has al-the tax board reported that such Berlin-Bound TroopsWilliam I. Klatsky. Both men are Variance for Office lowed the softball league to hold CAMDEN—The general man- free on $1,000 bail. appeals must be filed by May 1 ager of the Camden Marine night games at the field. The The mayor explained that the de- Terminal said operations con- league had spent $8,000 for im- lay was because the revaluation provements to the field. tinued uninterrupted yesterday Unhindered by Reds had not been completed soon Engineers Strike Building Asked Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., despite reports that the (3 dock- enough to meet the deadline. BERLIN (AP)-A unit of U.S. hours Thursday at the wall before told The Register that council, workers planned to strike for Speaking from the audience, :roops started through East Ger- reluctantly agreeing to accept an Four Breweries RARITAN TOWNSHIP - De- nent injunction following action with the exception of Councilman higher pay. Joseph McGay said by the Zoning Board. Mrs. Kate Jackson said, "It is many today on the highway to American military escort. The NEWARK (AP) - A strike of cision was reserved by the Zon- John A. Bahft, feels the league the union, the American Fed- Last night, Mr. Olsan said that the committee's responsibility to eration of State, County and West Berlin despite a Soviet threat U.S. command insisted Alliec engineers spread to four brewer- ing Board of Adjustment last should be allowed to continue op- Mr. Keller's suit had nothing to see that the job (the revaluation) Municipal Employees, submit- o send a military escort with rules for West Berlin call for al ies as members of Local 68 of night on a variance request to eration". allow conversion of a two-story do with Mr. Mariolis' application is done over again and done ted two demands for wage In- hem. armored cars to be escorted as a the Operating Engineers and for a variance, but added it was "However, we have no jurisdic- right. We paid for a tax map creases, the most recent 14 There was no immediate report safety measure and to Insure Firemen walked off the Job after dwelling on Rt. 35 to a 12-office tion over the field because it was professional building. based on "personal animosity be- and the map is all wrong." She cents an hour. McGay said the of any Soviet escort for the eight 'smooth flow of traffic. midnight early today at the Bal- tween the two men." deeded to the Memorial Commit- claimed that tax valuations in terminal's commissioners had officers and 215 men of the 6th lantine and Budwelser plants An American spokesman said Based on "hardship," the ap- tee and it is in Middletown," he Marlboro Township were inequit- offered six cents an hour. As Infantry Division's 2nd Battle here. The hardship claimed by Mr. one of the Soviet officers warned plication was made by Michael noted. able with valuations for like prop- municipal employees, McGay Group. Marlolis, proprietor of the Shore Mariolis was termed "self-im- that if his vehicles were escorted, The walkouts started yesterday "I realize the Monmouth Hills erties in other neighboring town- said, the men are not allowed A U.S. Army spokesman said Point Inn, Rt. 35, and cited an posed" by Francis X. Journlck, "then every American vehicle en- at Pabst here and Rheingold in people have a point In objecting ships. to strike. he unit cleared the Soviet check- inability to meet minimum re- attorney for Mr. Keller, who also tering East Berlin or on the Auto- Orange. Pabst continued opera- to the noise, the lights, and the point at Marienbom, on the bor- 1 quirements for the B-3 business- listed failure to meet minimum The clerk was authorized to ad- bahn to Berlin would be escorted. tions by using supervisory per- signs," he said. der between West and East Ger- commercial zone. requirements,' a possible sewage: vertise Sept. 27 as the deadline WASHINGTON-The Air Force sonnel to replace engineers and problems as reasons why the "But I hope they can reach a for receiving applications for the has awarded a $14 million con many. East German machine-gunners firemen. Carl Olsan, Keansburg attor- variance should be denied. satisfactory agreement with the newly authorized police force. Ap- tract to the RCA Service Co., The Russians threatened Thurs- killed a young East German rail-j The union is seeking a contract ney representing Mr.' Mariolis, Mr. Keller has twice been de league and the committee for the plicants will be accepted on the Riverton, N. J., for operation and day to escort all American vehi- way policeman as he scrambled :hat would give members a $9.60 told the board the property is nied a variance request to allow good of Highlands youngsters." basis of an amendment which maintenance of the ballistic mis- cles traveling in Communist-con- through the wall seeking freedom weekly raise for a 35-hour week. "boxed in" and can't be enlarged expansion of his motel business Monmouth Hills residents are permits non-residents of the sile early warning system trolled German territory in retali- Thursday night. It was the second Present scale is $4.42 an hour to meet the minimum five-acre and asked the board to apply being represented by Andrew Po- township to apply for the position (BMEWS), Sen. Harrison A. Wil ation for American insistence on such slaying in six days. for a 40-hour week. requirement. the same reasons for denying his lito, Newark attorney. No court of patrolman. liams, Jr., D-N. J., said today. escorting Soviet armored cars Mr. Olsan also explained that application to Mr. Mariolis' ap- date has been set for a hearing Several reports from residents The work will be performed at sent into West Berlin. Mr. Mariolis had been unsuccess- plication. on the injunction request. of flooded or poorly drained Riverton and in Greenland and The 2nd Battle Group unit trav- ful in attempting to rent the dwel- Mr. Mariolis revealed that sev- township roads were turned over Alaska. Williams also announced eled in 70 vehicles, mostly trucks. Miss Jaycee Contest ling for residential use and con-eral professional men are inter- to the road committee for study a $1,887,000 Army contract for a :t was returning from training in sidered commercial use as the ested in leasing space in the Tocks Island and possible correction. ilassified item to the Millmaster West Germany. alternative based on the physical building and also that a large in- Chemical Corp., New York City. More to Leave Queen to Be Chosen After Regatta and economic conditions. surance company is interested in Bill Approved Work will be done at Berkeley Units of the 6th Infantry's 3rd ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Miss Started Work , leasing the entire building. WASHINGTON (AP) - A bill New Policeman Heights, N. J. Battle Group—also part of the Peggy Curtis, of radio station Diane- Glersch, Miss New Jersey WJLK; Eric Hedlund, color photo Renovations had been started The granting of a variance to that would create a Tocks Island RUMSON-Mayor Charles. Call- American garrison in West Ber- ot 1961, will crown the winner of editor of the New York Mirror; on the building by Mr. Mariolis Mr. Mariolis would benefit the National Recreation Area on the man last night appointed Philip LAMBERTVILLE - A second lin—were scheduled to leave the the Miss Jaycee of Atlantic High- Mrs. Mary Tiefer, model at Stein- on receipt of a building permit township, according to Mr. Ol- upper Delaware River in Penn-|T. Duffy of First St. as chance- bank in Hunterdon County will :ity today for similar training In lands contest to be held Sunday in bach's, Red Bank; Thomas Pot- from Building Inspector James san, who pointed to increased tax been approved by a Senate In- man to fill a police department reduce Interest rates on sav- West Germany. West Berlin is too conjunction with the power boat ter, beautician; George Leddy, G. McAdam. ratables.' sylvania and New Jersey has vacancy. Mr. Duffy, who% ap-ings accounts from J'/i to 3 per small for large-scale maneuvers. regatta, which starts at 1 p.m. A temporary injunction halting With the building about 50 per terior subcommittee. pointment becomes effective cent Lambertvitle National The Russians have been using president of the local Lions Club, the remodeling was obtained by cent renovated and exposed to The subcommittee took the ac- Sept. 3, is now on National Bank announced the lower rates armored cars to transport guards The Junior Chamber of Com- sponsors of the regatta, and New Roy A. Keller, proprietor of the weather conditions, a quick de- tion Thursday. Creation of the Guard duty. would take effect Oct. 1. Hun- for the Soviet War Memorial In merce is conducting the beauty York Congressman Victor Anfuso. Dutch Motel, situated between cision from the board was sought area is dependent upon congres- terdon County National Bank West Berlin since angry West Ber- contest, to be held at the close Music will be provided by Mu- the Shore Point Inn and the prop- by the applicant. sional approval of the Tocks Is- JURY GROUP TO MEET of , Flemlngton, cut Interest in crowds stoned Soviet buses of the regatta. •*• sictown, Rt. 35. erty for Which the variance Is be- Board Chairman Albert G. land Dam that would be built RED BANK — The Monmouth rates to S per cent last month. arlier in the week. The crowds The Leonardo Rifles drill team ing sought. Masch explained "there is more above the Delaware Water Gap. County.Grand Jury Association Both Institutions cited Increased were protesting the killing of a Mrs. George Sternweiss, Red will perform. Bank, widow of the noted base- The temporary injunction was to this case than to adjourn and The dam would back up a lake will meat Monday at 8:30 p.m. competition for loans and low- young East German trying to es- The contest winner will be lifted earlier this month, but the give a hasty decision," and set 30 miles long. The recreation|at the Red Bank Y.M.C.A., 40 er yields for prime Invest- :ape through the Berlin wall. ball player, will be mistress of awarded a modeling position with case could be returned to court Sept. 13 for a decision by thelarea would consist of about 70,- Riverside Ave. George Paul is ments a* the reason for re- Soviet officers held up three of ceremonies. Steinbach's, a trophy, and prizes by Mr. Keller to seek a perma- board. €00 acres of land and water. president. verting to the lower rales. their armored cars for nearly four Judges oC the event will be Mrs. from local merchants. i l^-Friday, August 24, 1962 BED BANK REGISTfcH Us ton Speaks: 'My Plan is to Make Him Not Want a Return Fight'

AURORA, III. (AP) - "If the trainer, Willie Reddish, threw * ward Patrick McDanlel Murphy fight is close they can give it to 12-pound medicine ball into his of Denver, Llston's personal ad- Patterson. It won't be close. I stomach a dozen times. They viser and guiding light. don't think he will run from me also liked the way Liston caved After three playings of the — any champion should come out in the big 80-pound bag with lefts rock-n'-roll record, "Night fighting. I don't think he will and fights as Reddish held it and Train," as Sonny kept time while get up once I hit him right." chanted: "Come on. Come on. skipping rope, the workout was It was Sonny Liston talking. Come on." about over. He had just finished a one-hour Taking movies of the workout He then showered and faced workout in the steaming heat of for a television show was a com- newsmen In the air-cooled club- his outside gym at the Aurora pany from San Diego presided house. Before him was a cup oi Downs race track. over by Frank Leahy, the former hot tea with a slice of lemon in Notre Dame football coach who He drew applause from some 60 I, and four teaspoons ot sugar. peying customers when his chief is on the scene with Father Ed- Then Liston, who meets heavy- weight champion Floyd Paterson in a 15-round title fight at Co- 'Next 10 Days Will Make mmskey Park Sept. 25, answered questions. FRIENDLY COMPETITORS — Representatives from the beach clubs competing in The gist went like this: the third annual Quadrangular Swimming Meet at Surfrider Beach Club's pool, Sea Or Break Giants'—Dark "I weighed 219 before the work- Bright, last night show it's all in fun. Left to right are Skip Snable, 10, son of Mr. out and lost six during it. and Mrs. Walt Snable, Leonardo, Driftwood; Sue Halfacre, 10, daughter of Mr. NEW YORK (AP) - Squeezed next 10 and still have a real plan to fight him at something by Los Angeles in front and good shot at the flag." under 215. Someone once said and Mrs. Robert Halfacre, Rumson, Surfrider; Jimmy Beardsley, 14, son of Mr. and Cincinnati in back, manager Alvin The Giants didn't look like the bigger they are the bigge LOCAL DOG WINS — Blitz, German ihopherd owntd Mrs. Randolph Beardiley, Middletown, Sea Bright Beach Club, and Carol Piscopo, Dark thinks the next 10 days pennant contenders Wednesday they fall. I say the bigger thi by Henry Allem of Little Silver, ii shown after winning II, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominie Piscopo, Long Branch, Trade Winds. Drift- could decide the fate of his in losing, 5-4 to the last place trees the harder they are to cul slump-ridden, second place San Mets. It was their sixth loss in down. best of bread and bent in working group Sunday at tht wood won the championship for the third straight year with 149 points to Surf- Francisco Giants. the last eight. Luckily for them "If I am not ready when th Northern New Jeney Kennel Club show. Blitz ii han- rider's 80, Trade Winds' S3 and Sea Bright B.C.'s 42. 'I said before the series here the Dodgers dropped five of eight bell sounds, I won't be In ther dled here by Mrs. Allem. that we had to win nine of our and increased their lead over the against him. If Sugar Ray Rob- next 11 to remain in contention Giants to only 3J4 games. The inson didn't think he was read; for the pennant," said Dark Giants' lapse, however, has for a fight he would pull , Driftwood Wins Swim Title yesterday before the finale of the enabled the onrushing Reds to muscle or something and it wouli Newcomers See Action two-game series with the New rise to within a half game of sec- be postponed. Event 10. Glrli 10-under DO meter Wind! (1:12:2); J. Btev. Grant, Surl- York Mets. "Well; we got beat ond place. The Reds have won "If I win I might fight (Inge- SEA BRIGHT - Coach Bill Free. B iwlntmeig — 1. Sue H&lfftCre, rliier. At Freehold Tomorrow Palmer's Driftwood Beach Club Surfrider (37.6); 2. Ulndy Oorlln, Drift- Event 29. Oirli 12-under 200 uetetr in the first game, but we got a 15 of 18 before yesterday. mar) Johansson. But first h wood; 3. Pat Stuart, Trade Wind*. Freestyle Relay — 1. Driftwood, Mini break when the Dodgers lost in "We're not getting the pitching must fight Cleveland Williams. iwimming team won the third Event 11. Boyi io-uncl«r 60 met«r Moslier, Nancy Oaborne, Jans Nagle, FREEHOLD — Several new- who raced here with success last annual quadrangular swimming Free. A iwimmen — 1, Bob N»fle, Maureen Martin (2:24:4); 2. Surlrlder, Philadelphia. we had earlier in the season,' There Is a one-year return match Driftwood (34.2): 2. Bobby Lawrenct, Midge- Callman, Sue Hoffmari, Barbara explained Dark. "Just look at the in the Patterson fight, but my comers will see action when season. Connemara performed meet championship at the Surf- Surfrider; 3. Rick Hencken, Trade BrlncJcerhoft Sue H&lfacre; 3. Trade "We can still lose two In our Freehold Raceway stages its third well here on several occasions in rider Beach Club pool here last Wlndf. Wlnda, M. Edmonds, E. Farrell, E. records of Billy Pierce end Billy plan is to make him not want a Event 12. Boyi lo-under 50 meter Hqgan, c. Piscopo. straight weekend doubleheader 1961. night. Free. B •wlmmen — I Skip Baabl*. Event 28. Boyi 12-under 200 meter O'Dell and you can see what return fight. Driftwood (37.4); 2. Walter Ryan, 8urf- freestyle Belay — L Drlltwood, Ken- tomorrow. First post Is set tor Horses that will command extra It was the third straight title rldet; 3. Norman Dear, Trade wludi. mean. At one time, Pierce was "I hear Johansson say I'm ny Wlnfleld, Bob Niglt, Mark Roy, 2 p.m., daily double windows attention in this event are Miss in the annual meet for the power- Event 13. Girls 12-under 90 meter Pete Qalatra (2:24:9); 2. Trade Winds Harry Sindle S-0 and O'Dell 54. Now Pierce slow. I saw him fight Patterson Free. A twlmmere *- i Maureen Mar- C. Bell, P. Staples, T. Morton, B. shutting 15 minutes earlier. New Ross, Owen Hal and Irish ful Driftwood team. tin, Driftwood (35.); 2 (tie) Midge Delaplalne; 3. SBC, G. Potter, Zabee is 114 and O'Dell Is 14-11." twice. He was lucky. He shouli Callmann, Burirlder anfl Carol Piscopo, Keattr, Bucky Freeman, £1, King. Senator, all having tucked away Tim Driftwood team gathered Trade Winds. Eveat 27. Girls 17-under 200 meter Top U.S. Dark has other concerns. be locked up for impcrsonatin; Josedale Jet Arrow will be In Event 14. Oirli ll-under 60 feter Freestyle Relay — V Driftwood, Sheryl a feature victory here this young 149 points to runner-up Surf rider's r Third baseman Jimmy Davenport fighter. for his first Freehold appearance Free. B iwlmmers — 1. Jane Nagle, Bagwell, Pam Nagle, Linda Berry, season. Calumet Gene, Anthony SO points. Trade Winds, Swim Driftwood (33.6): 2. Barbara Brlnclter- Diana Holsten (2:26:4); 2. Bur/rider, who suffered a broken hand two while Connemara makes his "I went the full 12 rounds with Abbatiello's good 5-year-old bay ming in the meet for the firsl hoff, Surfrider; 3. Eileen Hogan, Trade Paul CaJlman, Chris Hoffmann, Mary Sailing Entry weeks ago, still can't swing a seasonal bow in the eighth race, Windfl. Moeller, Peggy Voting; 3. Trade Winds Eddie Machen. It's the longest gelding, and Reddi Dale, winner time after the Monmouth Beach Event 15. Boyi 12-unrW 60 meter R. Wharchack, c. Piscopo, M. Mul bat. Outfielder Felipe Alou has the $2,500 B handicap feature. Free A iwlmmen — L Pete Oalatro, hern, D. Beatty. MONTREAL (AP) - The North I ever went. It takes two. ti of his last two starts after a Club withdrew, was third with Driftwood (35.); % Robert Caaaatt, Event 28. Boyi 17-unaer 200 meter a broken toe and Willie Mays Is Josedale Jet Arrow will be piloted Burf rider; 3, Bob Del a plan a, Trade American Flying Dutchman tango and Machen wasn't in thi third place finish In his premiere 53 points. Sea Bright Beach Dlub Freestyle Relay — 1. SBC, Joe Monler, tired, but Dark feels he can't by Emor Bailey of Lebanon, Ohio, Winds. John Slnnott, Perry aleason, Jim Yachting Championships open to- mood to. I don't think Patterso Freehold showing Aug. 8, round trailed the trio with 42 points. Event 16. Boyi 12-uoder 50 met«r Beardaley (2:03:3); 2. Trade Winds, K. afford to have them out of the will run. I caught Machen an Free. B awlmmen — X. Mark Roy, Altreuter, T. Levy. J. Itenzo, 5. day with about 59 skippers from out the field due at the starting Driftwood displayed equal Driftwood (318); 2. Carl Preston, Surf- Piscopo; 3. Surfrider. R. Relnada, 8. lineup. I don't think anybody can run a rider; 3. CnrU Bell, Trade Wlnda, Grant, J. Zuckerman, P. Btack. Canada, trie United States and gate a 4:50. strength in the individual and re- Event 17. Girls H-under SO meter Europe entered. Dark still feels the Dodgers are fast as him. • lay events, placing swimmers Free. A swimmers — 1. Peggy Sue BASEBALL Seven-year-old Rodman, who Young, Burfrlder (35.7); 2. Linda The title will be decided after the team to beat, but he is "As for Archie More. I don'i first in 12 of the 20 individual Berry, Driftwood; 3. Peggy Beatty By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hasn't raced at Freehold since six races, two on each day of openly concerned about the Reds. think I would fight him. If events and capturing seven Trade Winds. he was a 3-year-old, and Bill's Event 18. Girls ll-under 50 uieter Weatherly Beats the three-day competition. "The Reds are the team to could hold the title as man; American League the eight relay races. •Free, a jwlmroem — i. Chris Hoff- Boy, making his local bow, are man, Surfrider (35.T); 2. Ronnie Gorlln, Although Canada lias a strong watch," he said. "They're hoi months as he has years, I wouli W. L. Pet. G.B. Surfrider had four individual Driftwood; 3. Maureen Mulheren, scheduled to line up against six contingent entered, its skippers and there's no telling when they'l retire. As for Cassius Clay, I'l New York 76 50 .603 - first place winners while Trade Trade Winds. Nefertiti In other charges in the co-featured Event 19. Boys 14-under 100 meter will be facing stiff competition, cool off, if ever. Those things probably fight him, but he would Los Angeles 72 56 .563 5 Winds and Sea Bright «ach had Free. A awlmmen — l. Curt Colby, (2,000 B Handicap trot. especially from the United States. are difficult to fathom. You don't have to fight Williams first. Minnesota _.. 72 58 .554 6 two. Driftwood (1:13:3); 1 Chuck Callmann, Sirirfrider; 3. Tom Levy, Trade Wlnda. Ught Winds Among the Canadian favorites know whether the momentum wil "Williams (whom Liston twice Chicago _ 66 62 .516 11 Rodman, with career earnings The Sea Bright Beach Clut Event 20. Boys H-under 100 meter Free. B swimmers — l. Bob Slnnott, are two brothers, Anton and Wim carry them through or whether knocked out in early rounds) wa. Detroit 63 63 .500 13 of more than $40,000, is guided by quartet of Joe Monier, John Sin- BBC (1:15:4); 2. Tom Qibb, Surlrlder; NEWPORT, R.I., (AP) - Zegers of Montreal Royal St. the law of averages will catch the hardest puncher I've fought. Baltimore 61 64 .488 14'/5 Lester Pulien of Allentown. Bill's nott, Perry Gleason and Jim 3. Jeff Ayrea, Driftwood. Weatherly decisively trimmed Event 21. Glrla 16-under 100 meter Lawrence Yacht Club who recent- up to them. No one wants to fight him. He Cleveland 60 67 .472 16^ Boy goes to post with an old Beardsley won the boys 17 an Free. A awlmmers — L Diana Holsten, Nefertiti's sails yesterday by one Boston 60 68 .469 17 Freehold favorite, Earle Beede of Driftwood (1:14:3); 2. Pattl Callman, minute and 26 seconds in a 24 ly won the Canadian Flying "In the final analysis, It wil can punch as hard as I can, but under 200-meter freestyle relay Burfrlder; 3. Patsi Sin nott, SBC. Kansas City 59 70 .457 18% Manchester, N.H., in the sulky. Event 22. Girls 16-under 100 meter mile showdown race toward Dutchman championships. be up to us, and the Dodgers, too, he can't take it like I can." to prevent a Driftwood sweep of Free. B swimmeri — h Sheryl Bag- Washington 48 79 .378 28'/j Beede, who won the Freehold •11 relay events. well, Driftwood (1:19:4); 2. Juuy selection of the nation's Ameri The top United States entry to stop them." Chamberlain. SBC; 3. Pebble Gunnell, will be Harry Sindle of Red Bank, Thursday's Results driving title in 195S, figured in (he Many of last night's swimmers ca's Cup defender. The Reds have three games to Trade Winds, N. J., four-tiros winner of the Detroit 8, Cleveland 5 • first triple dead heat in harness will be competing In the N J. Event 23. Boys 17-unfler 100 metei In their first encounter since play with the Dodgers and five N. J. Nine Loses Free. A swimmers — 1. Craig Scha/f- North American title and winer Boston 8, Kansas City 2 racing which occurred here Oct. State Junior Olympics tomorrow ter, Driftwood (1:09:3); 2. John Sin- two other aspirants were elimi- with the Giants. at the 1959 Pan-American Games. Los Angeles 5, New York 4 3, 1953. at Late Mohawk. no U, SBC; 3. Faul Stack, SurfrJder. nated, Weatherly proved once "The schedule gives us on Event 2i. Boys 17-under 100 meter Skip Ryder of Miami, runner- In Little League Washington 64, Minnesota 4-0 Mister Midnight, Victory Frost, — 8UMM ABIE9— Free. B «w!mmer» — 1. (tie) Perry again her remarkable ability to break," said Dark. "Our last six Oleawo, BBC and Rich Altrsuter, Trade Only games scheduled Roger Key, Hazel Hawkins, Grace Driftwood 14« Points move fast in light winds and up in the 1962 Flying Dutchman games are at home, three each Kartrlfer TO Polnla championships, also will be com- against St. Louis and Houston. Today's Games Frost and Tidy Sister complete Tttit Wind! S3 PoInU smooth seas. World Series SM Briibt 4! Points peting in a newly purchased boat, The Dodgers have the same New York at Baltimore (2 — the field. The race will atari Event 1. alrli 12-under 200 mete: The blue hulled beauty, The Falcon. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) twi-night) about 3:40. Medley nelly — 1. Driftwood, Miureer Barbaro Grabs skippered by BusMosbacher.who schedule, but their three gamjs Mnrtlti, Debbie Learn, Jane NaKle, before that are in St. Louis while Kankakee, 111., erupted for six Boston at Cleveland (N) Nancy Osborne (2:36:6): 2. BiirfrlrW. the start and was never headed Washington at Detroit (N) » Busan Halfacre, Sue Hoffman, Midi our three are in Houston." runs in the fourth inning yester- Oilman, Barbara; 3. Trade wtnda, thereafter. At the first marker, 50-Lap Title day to defeat Pitman, N.J., 9-5, Kansas City at Minnesota (N) Eilraoniii, Dlljer, Plicopo, Hoian Honors In six miles up wind, Weatherly was Nearing Final B-'nckerrioff. in the 16th annual Little League Chicago at Los Angeles (N) Event 2. Boji 12-under, 200 met«i nearly two and a half minutes Race Tonight World Series. Saturday's Games V^tllfy Belay — 1. Driftwood, Bo! ahead! TfTt'e. Mark Roy, Ken Wlntleld, Btevi Pro-Am Play Honor Hodges Kankakee is in its third World Chicago at Los Angeles OiVen <2:M>: 2 Burfria«r, Write; As the breeze freshened and Matches In Ryan, Bobby Casaat, Bobby Lawrence At Pine Brook Series, having appeared here in Kansas City at Minnesota c—\ Presson: 3. Trade winds, Bel! NEPTUNE — Lou Barbaro, veered from East to South, Nef- Washington at Detroit Staple, Plioopo, Delaplalne. Hollywood, fired low profession- 1950 and 1958. ertiti gained back about a minute Tonight at P.G. Boston at Cleveland Event 3. Glrla 17-under WO meetei al net and combined with Mrs. PINE BROOK - The year's The first two runs of the big Santelle Tennis Medley Belay — t Driftwood, Nancj of lost time on two legs that NEW YORK (AP)-Ex-Dodger New York at Baltimore (2, day. Kroner, Candy Conklln, Linda Berry, Henry Doubilet to capture the biggest three-quarter midget auto inning were walked home, one LITTLE SILVER-PUy moved Diana Holiten (2:29:4); 2. Surfrlder. were broad reaches but it was Gil Hodges of the New York Mets night) pro-amaterlftwD0d: 1 Cheryl Pomphrey, Tradi end Ralph Diglio for the runner- of the season. The course due going surgery for a kidney stone Houston 45 82 .354 37>/$ Bill Feard, Fort Monmoush, dct Bill Winds. fore lining up for the 18-car, 50- He resumed working out a week New York 32 98 .250 51 Birkenmltre, Middletown, 64, >VA, Event 7, Boys 8-under 25 meter Fre up prize in the pro-am race. The east took the yachts and the Bigger League Third Round A awtmmerfl — 1. A. Clark, Drifttvocx lap sweepstakes. This is the ago and hopes to be playing again Thursday's Results BUI Pcard. Fort Monmouth, d»f. Al (19.0); 2. Jim Piscopo, Trifle Wlnda Graygbr-Annecharico total was spectator fleet of over 75 boats bulkiest group ever sent Into an by the first week in September, Peskot, Little Sliver, <-6. M. Oi S. Don Lawea. BBC 37-33—70, while Graygor's total within sight of Cuttyhawk Island 2-of-3 Series San Francisco 2, New York 1 BOYS' (UNClks Event 8. Boya 8-under 25 meter Free. with Diglio went 35-35—70. American race of this type. Race Cincinnati 14, Chicago 3 Second Round A swimmers — 1. Prnnls (lunnell. and the clay cliffs of Gay Head Tom Lesler, Fort Monmouth, Del Trade Wlndt (20.8): I B. Jone». Drill time is 8:30, Milwaukee 3, St. Louis 2 wood; 3. Corky Ellis SBC. Annecharico had low amateur on Martha's Vineyard were visi- U. S, Vaulter Whips Opens Tonight Bruce Bagwell Mlddletown, 6m, 6-O. Event 9. Girls KMinder 5fl m*te gross, 41-37—78. ble 15 miles aw,ay. To date 26 New Jersey drivers Pittsburgh 4, Houston 0 Kip Merrill, Uttle Silver, del. Bill Tree. A aurtmmeri — 1. Cathy Co: have particinated on the highway FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Tucker, Little Silver, 6 3, «-:. Mrs. Doubilet won low ama- Today's race is a 24 mile Fin Champ 2d Time Los Angeles 4, Philadelphia 2 Jim Keppler. Long Branch, default clone, Driftwood (3lt.ll: 2. •••• • •• • course, 21 from New York, three Haven Giants and Red Bank over ROD Lovellce, Long Branch, man, Surfrider; 3. Marilyn Kdmondi teur net with a 86-12—74 score. triangle, eight miles on a side ULEAABORG, Finland (AP) - Today's Games Third Round Trade Winds. from Pennsylvania, one from Red Sox will open their two- A field of five pros and 10 and future races will alternate American pole vault star Ron Milwaukee at Chicago Stan Croyden, Eatomown. del Dick Connecticut, one from Ohio. out-of-three series for the Sea< Doiity, Fair Haven, 7-9, T-S. amateurs competed. San Francisco at Philadelphia WOMEN'S DOUBLES with windward-leeward contests. Morris scored his second victory board Bigger League baseball Upwards of half a dozen roads- (N) Second Bound INDIVIDUAL PROS in three first stock car race ever sary, will be the following Athletics haven't won an Ameri- Alhertl and Ernie GBttn. 3(1-36 72 National League President War- clear 16-3 yesterday out failed. n'"M »t Fair Haven. San Francisco at Philadelphia Morris and John O'Rorne, 36-35—72 staged here, the cars Mne of can League pennant in 31 years. Barbaro and Hyman Wlnlk. 35-37—72 ren Giles. 1 ennwact variety and most of "I was in too much of a hurry," The league will hold Its an- AMATEUR GnOSS Hemus was tossed out of the said Morris, "I think I'll be able Annecharico 41-37—78 them foreign makes. The" will nual awards banquet at Hl- AMATEUR >'KT game Tuesday after a long, loud appear in a special exhibition to get the record on Friday or Henry Inn, Long Branch, Mr>. Henry DouDllet, B8-12—74 protest of a foul call by Walsh, °vent. Sunday." Thursday night. TOP STOCK CAR the only "••• day lime '"'•>, RACES EDUCATION * 30-Lap Feature (ELECTRONIC) * 20-Lop Novices FREEHOLD * 8 Thrilling Races RACEWAV rllan Van Brunt and nob •UCINB DAILVTHRUOCr.13 Voorhrrs battle II out (or T Ui» 1MJ Novlw chain. 10 RACK* DAILY nmshlp In (as closest competition la rears. POST TIME 2P.M. DAILY DOUBLE Tommr Elllott'i new Bnlck modined, PrM Air Conditions!) Grand- Fmzeo'a Chevy, Wftlly stand and Restaurant Fa- DaDentaKh'i Oldimobllei Don cilities. Planty of Parking Stnmpl's Ford sum Bill McCarthy's Space. Admlulon 11.20. PER HOUR StoqVbali". Rellrvailontt HO 2-3E0O Minors Under 16 not •klEVT rll'KriAL EVENT: admitted. IMC A I Comhlnatlnn (las. """* " «lrs Hal. Nil* Srpt. I •nMtileMI..L,mara lull I nitl loulsll Slorln — Mllcrts — Bporla Cars. Buses Direct to Track ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE . Lv. Red Bank N.Y. Bus TOP CAMPERS — Seashore Day Camp's highest awards for the '62 seaion were awarded fo Stephen Woolley, r 11 \ Terminal 12 Noon Long Branch, second from left, and K»thy Bruno, Long Branch, fourth from left, and Debbie Feste, Monmouth Of I/UONTOWK ' ' Approved by Ike ItaU al New Jersey Lv. Eatonlown, Beach, lecond from right. Trophies and full tuition scholarships are awarded to the winning campers. Others Main SI., in photo, left to right, are Mn. Bruce Woolley, camp director John Cittadino, Mn, A. M. Brusso and Mrs. Edwin 216 Broad St., Eatontown, N, J. LI 2-4353 12:15 P.M. Feste. • BED BANK REGISTER Friday, August 24, 1962-lSi Boating PRICE Powerboats at Atlantic Highlands and a Comet team race on the Shrewsbury Rrter feature the week- end competitive boating action. Many local sailors will also be competing in the Wood-Pussy Nationals at Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island. Seven inboard classes will be churning up the harbor waters in the powerboat regatta at Atlantic Highlands. The second annual attraction will com- mence around noon. Feature will be.the Jersey Speed Skiff race. Joe Julian, a home town boy, will be attempting to stop Bob Perri's streak. Perri's "Jo-Carol-Too" has just NICE GOING, SON — George Warrack, Jr., left, and Bob Krenxa, lecond from about won everything in sight and is aiming for a re- right, players on the pennant-winning Belford Bluei in the Middletown Youth Ath- peat win here. letic Association League, receive trophies from their fathers, George, Sr., and Bill, The team race, for the Barclay Challenge Cup, respectively, «t victory dinner for the club at The Cobble Stones, Middletown, is an annual match between the strong Comet Wednesday night. Mr. Warrack is a coach of the championship nine, while Mr. fleets at Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club and Krenia manages the club. The Middletown Kiwanis Club sponsored the affair. Her- the Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club of Beach Haven. man Schulman ef Middletown Pharmacy, sponsor of the team, also was presented a The two previous series, held at Beach Haven, LOST FLIP—WON GAME — Larry Sanchez, center, assistant to the stats com- trophy. '"Bud" Foulks, one of the founders of the league, and William Gannon of were split. Shrewsbury won the opener in I960, missioner, flipi coin to decide the home team for Monday night's National Bait- the Monmouth County Probation Board were guest speakers. but the Little Egg boys came on to even It up last ball Congress tournament game between Old Union Howe of Red Bank, the N«w summer. Jersey-New York champions, and the Roanolce Colonials, Virginia state champs, This will be a three-race series, two on Saturday in Wichita, Kans. Team captain George Sill, left, of the Union House, lorf the Freehold Entries and a single race Sunday. Each club will have its 10 flip of the coin to Roanoke's player-coach Curt Montgomery, right, but Union strongest sailors on the line. House came up with one run in the ninth and a pair in the IOth to edge out a FIRST RACE: 2:00 p.m PURSE; J700 S. Miss Goldle Patch Ray 10-1 Other events include the second race of the Nelson 7-5 victory. The Red Bank club plays again Saturday. C-J Trot; 1 Mile J. Evenguy. Dennis, Sr. 10-1 1. Chockoyotte Dream Molnar J-l SIXTH RACE: 4:05 p.m. PURSE: $900 Macan series for handicap class cruising auxiliaries on *. Go Lucky McKee 4-1 C-2 Pace; 1 Mile Ran tan Bay and the ninth Barnegat Bay Y.R.A. re- 1. AdoJph Hanover Organ 5-1 2. Irish I. Berry J-l gatta of the season at Lavallette Yacht Club Saturday. 4-1 Dodgers' Rally Dumps Phils; 7. Rio Girl Dill 5-1 1. Grattan Express Tete There will be an open regatta at Great Kills, Staten 2. Ophelia J. Adamo e-i 7. Shamrock Richards Cowger, 5-1! (.Candy Boot Raihbofle 8-1 4. Royal Farrd Camden 5-1 Island, sponsored by the Richmond County Y.C. 4. Salt Air Rhotds 8-1 t. Jimmy Branlgan Casey 6-1 Powerboats (Inboards) will race on Green- Giants Nip Mets; Yanks Lose I. Ktag Key Sweeney 1M I . IrisIihh JeweJl Organ 8-1 wood Lake Saturday prior to the Atlantic High- AEL Ban Bmmmel Dennis, Sr. 8. Jimmy Dean Robinson 8-1 AEL Proud Song Neely 5. Equalizer Abbatlello 10-1 lands Sunday date. All classes, but Jersey Skiffs, ASSOCIATED PRESS while the defending champion The Phillies took t 1-0 lead SECOND RACE: 2:25 pjn. PURSE: *7M SEVENTH RACE: 4:10 p.m. PURSE: $900 will race in a new venture promoted by Nutley's Shut out on (our hits for seven Reds bombed Chicago's Cubs, against the Dodgers on Tony Pace Cond.; 1 ADIfl C-2 Pace; 1 Mile Pete Barden, well-known Ski Racing Runabout innings by Philadelphia southpaw 14-3. Taylor's homer In tl» third In- 7. Watson Wto Camdeo *J 4. Diane O. Gugllelmlni 3-1 Dennis Bennett, the National Elsewhere in the NL. Pitts, ning. Their other run came in 1. Aont Emma O'Neal 4-1 1. Sky Clipper Abbatlello 4-1 driver. League leading Los Angeles Dodg- burgh's Vern Law shut out Hous- he eighth, on a homer by Don J. Top Market Carosem 5-1 5. Chief Hour Roslno 9-2 The usual point racing programs will be on ers used Johnny Roseboro's first ton, 4-0, on four hits, and Mil- Demeter. Johnny Podres got S. Duke ol CUirmont Organ 5-1 2. True Jessie Adamo 6-1 at Monmouth Boat Club, Rumson Country Club hit in 29 at-bats to start a four- waukee edged St. Louis, 3-2, mov- the victory, evening his record 5. Uncle ArUng Norrlf 7. May S. Danrklns S-l run eight inning uprising that ing into a tie with the Cardinals al 10-10, with relief help from 4. Mariner Hal KeHy li 3. Squire Del 8-1 and Fan* Haven River Rats. Monmouth also will whipped the Phillies 4-2 last for fifth place. Ed Roebuck and Ron Perrano- i. Sea Demon EUerman 8-1 6. Grateful Ray EUerman 8-1 have the final race in the Russell Trophy series night. The American League leading ski. f. Spunky Miss Ward 10-1 8. Cedar Crest Helen Tete 10-: Roseboro lashed a triple to get New York Yankees were beaten Law made it five victories SUIei EIGHTH RACE: 4:53 p.m. PURSE: |l,M0> for women on Saturday. AE1. Sonny G. things rolling. vMaury Wilis' by the Los Angeles Angels when without a loss over the Colts by AE2.J>lebeByrd AbbatleUa C-l Pace; 1 Mile National events involving local people start with single, a walk to Jim Gilliam, a George Thomas doubled In the allowing only four singles —one THIRD RACE: 2:50 p.m. PURSE: 2. J. D. S. Wachter 3-1 the Wood-Pussy Nationals on Long Island Sound. For- single by Willie Davis and a two- tie-breaking run in the 13th in- n each of the first four innings. C-J Pace; 1 Mile; i and t y.o. J. Ray Creed Crook 4-1 mer national champ Brub Hance and the New Jersey run double by Frank Howard did ning for a 5-4 victory that sal- ie was untouchable after that. 1. Beauty Way Under 3-1 1. Victory Llnd Abbatlello 5-1 the rest of the damage as the vaged the last of the three-game Law scored two runs, coming 2. Captain Symbol Cowger 4-1 4. Pine Hill TIU . Mahar 5-1 State title-holder Ruffin Cook will be prime contenders Dodgers won only their fourth series for the Angels. home on Bill Vlrdon'i homer in 7. Alton Beauty Warrlogton K 6. Royal Laird Cowger 6-1 for the crown currently held by F. Robert Blair of the game In the last 12. The victory moved Los An- the third and acoring on Dick ft. Hardy** Bean McKee 5-1 8. Patsy Nlmltz Wagner 8-1 host fleet. The triumph maintained Loa geles back into second place Groat's single In the eighth. 5. Ntekawampui Carter 7. Old Stonle Camden 8-: Angeles' 3V4-game lead over sec- ahead of the Minnesota Twins, Ken Retzer*s two-ran homer I. Bullet Hayes Marsh t-1 5. Captain Bob EvIIslzor 10-1 STARS, ADAMS SERIES OPEN md-place San Francisco and kept who dropped to third with a geve the Senators the margin of 4. Pepper*! Penny McCandtesi 16-1 NINTH RACE: 5:20 pp.m . PURSE: $700 The North American Yacht Racing Union's com- the Dodgers four games in front doubleheader loss to Washington, victory in the opener while Ben- 1. Amu's Ghost Marrioer U-l CC-J PPace ; 1 MiMilel ; 5 y.o. and up of third-place Cincinnati. The 6^ and 6-0, on Don Rudolph's six- nio Daniels pitched five Innings $900 petition for the Sears (juniors) and Adams (women's) FOURTH RACE: 3:15 p.m. PURSE: 2. Dream Up Murphy 3-1 Giants needed 10 innings to sub- hitter. The Angels are five of no-hit relief to nal! it. In the C-2 Trot; 1 Mile 1. General Dean Zendt 4-1 trophies opens Monday on two widely separated due the New York Mets, 2-1 games back of the leaders, the nightcap, home runs by Bob 1. Ble Ble Cbeertul Cowger 3-1 3. Safe Deposit Casler »-: fronts. Both events are all the more interesting this Twips six, Johnson and Chuck Hlnton pro- Hlteman 4-1 5. Blue Dan Mattox e-i S. Midge year because of two Jersey Coast contenders. In other AL games, Detroit vided Rudolph with all the sup 3. Miss Titanette Ward 9-2 8. Prime Time Scott 6-1 Trackman's whipped Cleveland, 8-5, and Bos- port he needed to beat Jim Kaat. 8. Queen May Taylor (-1 4. Shadydale Direct Abbatlello 8-: June Methot, Monmouth Boat Club's top feminine ton defeated Kansas City, 8-2. Relief pitcher Dan Osinski 7. Newport Alice GabetUe C-l 7. Cedar Crest Hope McCandless 8-1 sailor, is in the Adams final at Miami, Fla. June, a fi Chicago's White Sox and Balti- (4-2) shut out the Yankees on Hobtard, Jr. 8-1 «. Nip Song «. Henrietta W. "Crane 19- Freehold more were not scheduled. two hits over the last five Innings Dawklns 8-1 TENTH RACE: 5:45 p.m. nalist once before in 1954, will be going for the "big J. Cindy Volo PURSE: $700 and won It for the AngeU. tee 4. Triple Hanover Welsh 10-1 C-J Pace; 1 Mile; 5 y.o. and up one" again, but this time in her favorite class (tight Thomas led oft the Angels* 13th FIFTH RACE: 3:40 p.m. PURSE: J700 t. Emily Wll Marks 8- nings) which she has been sailing for 15 years. Selections with a. single and was bunted to 1. Wee Yankee Women-Caddies C4 Pace; 1 Mile; S y.o. and up Murphy 4-1 second by Leon Wagner. George GabetUe 3. Johnny Maplecroft 5-1 June's crew is Mrs. William "Dede" Heron Go Lucky 4. Overton 3-1 White Thomas followed .with the double Casey 5. Kernel Don 5-1 Rio Girl 5. Kelly Boy 7-2 Cowger and Mrs. Theodore "Elaine" Engberg. Good luck, Chockoyotte Dream Tourney At down the left field line. 2. Spende Zendt 5-1 7. Wilmlngtlde 'Botsch 6-1 girls. 1. Cindy's Up Hubbard 5-1 6. Herneil Rhythm Hobbs 8-1 Uncle Arllng The Angels struggled from be- 7. Beauty Byrd Sterritt 8-1, 8. Baby Billy Robinson 8-1 The Sears final at Marblehead, Mass., will be Top Market hind a 4-0 deficit, finally squar- Aunt Emma Beacon Hill •J Hunter Botsch 8-14. Bobby Star Hannagan sailed in 210's, a deep keel boat. Carl Van Duyne, ing it 44 in the eighth on Billy Nlckawampus LEONARDO - The Beacon Hill Koran's second homer of the of the Mantoloking Yacht Club, is in the finals and Beauty Way Country Club's 18-hole women's game. Tom Tresh had a three- Alton Beauty should give a good account of himself against the group played a woman-caddy run homer for the Yanks. Annual Water Freehold Result: First-Time Bie Ble Cheerful The Yanks blew a golden op- 1—Trot, Coed., 1 m.; T-IilJ off J:10. nation's top Junior sailors. tournament here yesterday. Rapid Scott (Dupee) .4.(0 3.40 4.O0 Queen May portunity to win It in the 12th. Vtas, Kay (Myer) — 4.40 4.40 On Wednesday, the midget champions (age 10 to Newport Alice The team of Mrs. Walter Gil- after loading the bases with none Carnival Held Martford (Tete) — — S.00 Winners Pay Also: Nosidel Herman, Fattle At 14) of eight Eastern Yacht Racing, Associations will Kelly Boy lette, Fair Haven, and Bob' cut. Osinski got Clete Boyer to Law, Charming Doll, Acme, Shady- Brown won low gross with a 182. d&ye Jessie. meet on Barnegat Bay (Normandy Beach Yacht Club) Spende force a runner at the plate, re- At Ship Ahoy »—Feet, C3, Via.; Ttilo.l off S:M. Well at Trots Overton Mrs. Ira Miller, Rumson, and tired Dale Long on a foul fly Sussex Senorlta (Jaraes)..18.20 8.40 5.00 n the Atlantic Coast Midget championships. Jimmy Calandriello took the nr.d got Tresh oa a fly bill. Maverick (Zendt) — 13.60 7.60 FREEHOLD — Horses scoring Grattan Express SEA BRIGHT — The annual Safety Tagerm&n (Evans) — . — 5.40 runner-up honors one stroke back, Also: Taurlda Debbie. Willie Winkle. Two young feminine skippers will represent local Irish J. water carnival (or members was Dirty. Dan. Mitchell's Way. Candy Bar. their initial victories of the meet- Royal Farvel Mrs. Robert Squlllare. Inter- held at the Ship Ahoy Beach Dall) Double (4.1) raid (70.80 Y.R.A.'s. North Jersey's champion Is Linda Schlinck, J—Trot, C 3, 1 m. i T-tA0.3 off .1:05. ing highlighted the 16th racing Sky Clipper laken, and Bob Merker won low Ciub pool here Wednesday. Clipper Brook(Farrlngton) B.OO 3.20 2.60 day of the 60-day meeting yester Packanacfc Lake Y.C, while Barnegat Bay's entrant is May S. net honors, while second went to Youngsters from 5 to 14 com- Eva's Parlay (Cowger) _. — 4.00 3.20 at Freehold Robin Brown of the Beachwood Y.C. Diane O. Mrs. Charles Peters, Rumson, peted in 10 events. Trophies and Herb Brown. were presented to trie first three Dave, Royal Boot, Rose Key Bald. Rapid Scott started the parade J. D. S. Scratched: Wilton Hanover. Local Log Racers Place . Pine HtU Till Brown had caddies' low gross finishers in each event. t~racr, Cond.. 1 m.; T-!:09.1 ott 3:3!. by winning the opening heat and Meadow Blaze (Schmlgel)9.80 5.00 3.40 John D. Woodworth, Elberon, and Charles L. 8 Royal Laird with an 85. Low caddy net was — SUMMARIES- it continued through the first 91 toot freestyle — boyj »-«: Won Dance (Organ) -— 4.20 3.00 General Dean won by Calandriello with a 72. »y Tim Better, lllddletown, :. Pele Adloa Parker (Carter! — — 3,00 dashes. After Rapid Scott, Schmidt, Rumson, made fine showings in the fourth Coleman. New 8hrewibury, 3. David Also: Legal Hanover, Del'* Charm, Safe Deposit Mrs. Stanley Rice of Rumson zTemer, Red Bint. Beclcy Lee, Elaine Dares, WJcbel. piloted by Howard Dupee, paid annual Scotland Lightship predicted log cruiser contest Dream Up 32 toot freestyle — jlrls S-«: Won &— Paver, 0 1, la.; T-*:»,4 off 3:59. won the Class C women's club YOU Hamilton's Klnf (Farr'ton)B.«0 6.40 4.00 $4.40 for $2, Susses Senorita won Sunday, Aug. 12. by Conale Hoftord, New Shrewsbury. Night Invader (Robinson) — 7.80 4.80 the second at the longshot payoff Kernel Don championship last week. X Bobble Hortord. New Shrewsbury, Dougwlll (Ray) — — 5.80 S. Eileen Judge, New Monmouth. of $18.20, Clipper Brook the third The contest, a 25-mile run from Great Kills, Staten Wee Yankee Mrs. Albert Stem, Little Silver, 2&-raeter freestyle — boys 7-8: Won Also: Greek Star. Format Escort, 10 Johnny Maplecroft MAY HAVE tty Msrlc Murphy, New Shrewsbury, Ernie Joe, Royal HI Le, Grade S. at $5, Meadow Blaze the fourth will meet Mrs. Virginia Vreeland, S. Scott Sl&ugrJter Rumson, 3. Jim 6—face, C S, 1 m.; T-S-.W.4 off 4;2*i. Island, to Scotland Lightship, and return, was taken by Begley, Middletown. Mighty True (Crockett) -.9.00 4.20 3.00 at $9.80, Hamilton's King the sixth BEST BET: air Haven, for the Class B crown 25-mtttr freestyle — (Iris 7-8: Won Dynamic Miss lAbbatlello) — 6.00 3.6J Elias A. Kalil, Manhasset Bay, Long Island, the nation- by Kathleen Judge. New Monmouth. 2. Son of Rollnda iHobbsi .... — — 8.00 at $8.60, Mighty True the seventh J. D. S.-8th Race next week. Cathy Lawles, Middletown, 3. Bitty Also: Dick Cattle, Lady Discovery, at $9 and Myrtle's Dream al predicted log champion.' Kalil's error of 0.6951 per WON Walter, Red Bank. Knhlastadt, Wee Willie Winkle, Our XL-meter freestyle — boys 9-10: Won Way. Brought the crowd to its feet with cent put him ahead of 10 entrants and moved him far Sailing Game fey Michael Kramer, Middletown, 2. 7—face:. , C J, 1 m.: T-!:09.3 off 4:35. a $27.60 return for each $2 win A FREE SET OF TOm llcLoughlln, Middletown, 3. Mike MMyrtle'; s Dream (Wll'ms)27,60 11.60 6.00 in front in the National high point scoring. awanson, Hed Bank. Rhythm Chief (Nlckella). — 5.B0 4.00 ticket. Another spring series entrant, Howard Mullin, 25-meter freestyle — tfrls 8-10: Won Foot Doctor (Robinson). — —3.60 Woodworth was runner-up in "Me-Too 2nd" kr Kathy Murray, Middletown, i Linda Also: Snappy Tass, Adele Byrd, Jet Fitchett's Filly kept the string Surf City Yacht Club, has come up with a sailing game GENERAL llahler, ffighlural. 3. Susan Leffler, Gem, Golden G< Scratched: Nem- XM Bank. ma's King. going taking the eighth in his with a 1.2102 error, while Schmidt was third in called "Sail-Away." Mullin, N.J. State Lightning 25-meter freestyle — boys 11-12: Wo_n_ H-Pux, BIB3, k'eaw, m.sSiM off L._ second start of the season here. "Queen Bee" with an error of 1.6253. to Mike Letfler. Red Bank. 2. Harry. FKchett'a Pllly(Robtaaon)21.00 8.20 4.60 champion in 1960-61, has designed the game to bear DUAL Mahler, Highlands, 3, Dan Koien, Lin' - Scotch Girl Cflnder) — 4.80 4.20 Fitchett's Filly was driven by flroft. Honey Ptngo (Scott) ___ — —6,60 It was Kalil's second victory in two days. The an amazing similarity to actual sailing. 29-meter freestyle — Girls 11-12: Won Also: Misdemeanor, Joe Dillon, Val Mannon Robinson, who won five ky Denlse CalUway, Middletown, 2. Hartley, scotch Tape. races here Wednesday afternoon, "champ" had won the Captain Billop contest The new game is available at marine dealers or Cathy McLouKhlln, MIMletown, 3. r O-P.ee, C 3, 1 HI.; T-J:10.S off S:4a. Luker, Red Bank. Little Katie

ft. JAMES CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN ST. ANTHONY? CATJttUC METHODIST ; Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank ' * Missionaries Meet West Germany Has Muses art celebrated Sunday Sunday masse* are at (, 7, 8, Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster There will be reception of ne it 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 awl 12 o'clock. 9. 10, U and 12 (high mass) in nil preach the second hi a st nembers at the 8:30 and 10 a.m Confessions art heard Saturdayi the church and 9, 10 and 11 /Ideological Rivals jes of four sermons on the gen vorship services Sunday. Rev. W Church Tax in Force -roin 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from o'clock in the high school audi- •ral theme, "Questions Peopl lordon Lowden will preach th 7:30 to 8 p.m. By JOHN WEYLAND It generally works out to 10 per torium. ^ —By' GEORGE W. CORNELL six Protestant denominations Are Asking Today," at the serv sermon on the subject, "Our D: :ent of their regular income tax Baptirns are at 12:30 p.m. Confessions are heard Satur- Associated Press Religion Writer lave joined here in a rigorous, .ce Sunday at 10 a.m. It will bi vided World." BONN. Germany (AP) - West Sundays. days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from entitled, "How Does One Have a The music, directed by Herbe: >erman Christians who are lax in and about one per cent of the av- STONY POINT, N. Y. (AP)- .•nterprising program to discipline The Miraculous Medal Novena 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- their workers for service over- Religious Experience?" Miss Burtis, will include organ pn heir church contributions are apt erage man's total income. When the Communist presents is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and ing the 8 o'clock mass and after seas. Ruth Kuechel, guest organist, wil! lude, "Adagio from Trio Sonat o be punished to the full extent Income tax and church tax are his ideas, and the Moslem, the paid together. The government the Perpetual Novena to St An- Novena services Monday. It's a sort of boot camp for play "Adagio-Allegro" by L. N, in D Minor," Bach; Offertory al if the state law. Hindu and the Buddhist offer the keeps the proceeds of the one for thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 rr'ssionartes, where they not only Clerambault and "In the Cathe- 8:30, "Flute Solo—Organ," Arne It might surprise some Ameri- cases for their religions, some of itself and distributes the other to p.m. In the church. A baptism are schooled in the strategies fo dral" by G. Pierne. Mrs. John Chancel choir anthem (10 a.m/ cans, ever sensitive about church- the Christians are a bit unsettled. the churches. BAPTIST blank must be obtained from the fanr" flbrrvri but arp rnn- Maddaus, soprano, will be the so- 'Let Us now Praise Famou: state relations, but In West Ger- They shift in their chairs, In cases of delinquency, the Red Bank rectory and filled out before the with actual situations loist. Her selections will be Men," R. V. Williams. During th many Catholics and Protestants brows furrowing. They've met same methods are used to compel Baptism takes place. simulating tnose tney're ap 10 "Shepherd Take Me by thworshie p services, a child-car* pay a special government-collect- Dr. Harold R. Husted will their ideological rivals of the t payment. Novena devotions in honor of encounter. Hand" by Ward-Stephens and nursery is conducted for sma ed tax for support of their church. speak Sunday At 11 a.m. on the world, face to face, often for the Jews, and other non-Christians the Miraculous Medal are held "We realize we can't duplicate "How Beautiful Upon the Moun children up to and including topic "The Stranger of Galilee." first time. And it sets them to do not share in the arrangement every Monday at 8 p.m. in the conditions overseas," Rev. Mr. tains" by F. F. Harker. The ush- years of age. Mrs. Francis Swartz, guest Or- thinking—hard. Total church tax receipts in 1961 church. Yount said, "but we attempt to ers will be Guy A. Lucian, Jo Mrs. Luella Bradsliaw and so ganist, will play "Ye Sweet Re- Guest Preacher came to roughly 2.8 billion marks "It really challenges the easy provide aMeast" a "for'etasTe o"f|sePh'J- Cordrey, John W. Kouba Lacy are presenting the alta treat" by Bauer and "Ave JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES answers that we often give," said what they can expect, so the cul-fc G^WL^oed flowers for Sunday in memory o ({700 million). West Germany is Verum" by Mozart. Mrs. Donald,. divided about equally between RED BANK CONGREGATION Rev. Paul W. Yount, director of tural shock won't be so great and Albert W. Melzger. The welcom- Mrs. Anne H. Munson, mothei Shaner will sing a solo, "The - a new and extraordinary training Catholics and Protestants, the lat- Fair Haven so they'll understand the prob- ing committee will consist of Ed- and grandmother, respectively. Stranger of Galilee," by Morris. station here, the Missionary Ori- ter combined in a single national lems they will face." win N. Millar and Frank C. Roe. Greeters at the church door: Ushers will be Warren De Brown, Sautrday at 8 p.m., the group entation Center. church, so the receipts tend to be At,, 10 a.m., summer church Sunday, members of the Woman': Charles Miller, Tillman Lane, will be addressed on the subject 'Confrontation Experience' shared 50-50. Six Denominations school will be held, simultaneous Society, are Mrs. Joseph H John Crawford aad Roland Dun- "Consider One Another." The technique has been called This source of revenue is far In an era that is reshaping the with the worship service. There Becker, Mrs. Melvin J. Berdahl, can. The greeting commute will Sunday at 3 p.m., the sermon 'confrontation experience." more Important than voluntary political and religious landscape will be classes for the nursery Mrs. Frank Warner and Mrs, be deacons Francis Swartz and subject will be "Is This The Most missionary candidates — contributions made during serv- in many areas around the globe, through third grade. Nursery Vincent Smith. Vernon Loud assisted by deacon- World's Last Generation?" by H. doctors, teachers, engineers, ices, which average about 50 pfen care for infants up to three years Members of Wesley Fellowshi; esses Anna Brower anil Margue- Bucholtz. Following the Watch- CHURCH OF CHRIST farming experts, businessmen, so- nigs (12'/j cents), and income cial workers, as well as clergy- of age will be provided in the plan a picnic and hymn-sing a rite Barlow. tower Bible study at 4:15 p.m. on Red Bank from church property. toddlers' class and babyfold, with Camp Arrowhead for Sunday "Give Us More Failii." Mr. Buch men — come from comfortable, The tax was provided for in the Church school will meet at 9:45 "Fundamentals of Unity" will a registered nurse in attendance meeting at the church at 5:4, oltz will give his final service be the sermon subject at the ll|g*?.8ef:'i'lrt,.Am.erican, settinSs' 1919 Weimar Constitution to take a.m. The prayer circle will meet w,«...... b...- ...... uc ulc acmuii auujci. at me 11 in the babyfold. with little first-hand knowledge p.m. to go to camp. tht place of the financial arrange in the Clayton Room at 9:30 a.m. talk to the congregation on "Right! a.m. Sunday service. "Transla- At the conclusion of the serv- of the surging, stormy "have- The M.Y.F. program for Sun ments that prevailed before Garden flowers have been given Kind of Ministers." j lions of the Bible" will be the ice a social hour will be held in not" societies. day will take the form of a sen church and state were legally sep- by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wisse- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., all serv-jsubject at the 6:30 p.m. service, the church patio. ior farewell and recognition o ice center .lible studies will con- Often, the American has never arated. nan. ~ Evangelist C. J. Kirkpatrick will At 5:45 p.m. a joint program new officers at 7 p.m. tinue at the neighborhood loca- preach. Singing will be directed lived in close, communal quar- It was never tampered with by Mid week service will be led will be held for all college stu- The I.Y.F. Christian Adventuri tions: Kingdom Hall, 58 Format! by Kenneth Noland. Scripture ters, compelled to share work Adolf Hitler. by the deacons Wednesday at dents and single young adults, Week is bing observed Sunda; St., Fair Haven; 10 St. Mary's readings and prayers will be by and relaxation with all sorts of Any West German who decides 7.30 p.m. with the Wesley Fellowship of the through Sept. 1 for sixth, seventh PI. and 220 Pearl St., Red Bank John Shoun and Ralph Geroni, people. Those he may not like, he no longer wants to pay the tax The senior high Baptist Youth' Red Bank Jrtethodist Church. The and eighth graders who will meel 82 Pear St., New Shrewsbury; Roy Osborne will conduct the as well as those he likes. must go before a local court and Fellowship will hold a car wash group will meet at the Methodist at the church for supper, wo 69 Lincoln St., Fairview, and 165 Communion service, assisted b; He may never have frequent- declare himself churchless. It iiin the church parking lot tomor- Church for an outing to Camp ship, study and recreation. An Princeton PI., Belford. Robert Minton, James Elliott and ed a slum, or talked with labor- estimated that not more, than S row morning, for the benefit of Arrowhead. active, detailed program Charles E. Autenrietb. Thursday at 7.25 p.m. then Wilted Emmons, Jr. John Kon- management negotiators. He per cent of the population has their proposed trip to Puerto Rico Other events: planned, will be a written review of tht drup is responsible for co-ordin- probably never worked under su- LINCROFT - Charles E. Au- done this. next spring. Wednesday, 10 a.m.; The pray- past four weeks' material pre- ation of the activities. pervision of a foreign churchman The minister's class for ne' tenrieth, director of Christian ed Even under Hitler's open propa- —which is the present-day mis- er and study group will meet in members is to meet with him to- sented. The service meeting will Bible classes are conducted at ucation at the Red Bank Pres ganda against much of the Chris- sionary likelihood, a far cry from the chapel; 6:30 p.m., Softball night at 8 o'clock in the library ST. CLEMENT! feature the theme: "Let Us Exal: 10 a.m. Sundays and 7:30 p.m, byterian Church, will conduct the tian belief, the legally churchless the old ways. game for college students and Persons are to join the churcl His Name Together." Psalms 34: Thursdays. 9:30 a.m. service at the Presby- reportedly never rose to more Belford Views Not Traded single young adults with the Wes- next Sunday. than 15 per cent. In Communisl S. The church will have a picnic terian Church here Sunday. His The vicar, Rev. Ralph Ed- ley Fellowship. The group will An ice cream social, sponsored East Germany, where churches at Shark River Park beginning Also, the American usually has sermon topic will be "As a Man wards, will celebrate a Sung Eu- meet at the Red Bank Athletic by the M.Y.F., will be held Sai make collections on their own and at 4 p.m. tomorrow. never traded views with a Hindu Thinks." charist at 9 a.m. Sunday. He al- CHRIST EPISCOPAL Field. urday from 4 to 8 p.m. Food face government hostility, the fig- Shrewsbury emir or fiery African nationalist, Mr. Autenrieth has served a: so will preach at this service. Thursday, 8 p.m., The Christian stuffs for dinner also, nay b ure Is estimated at no higher than never talked with a living dedi- director of Christian education al Immediately following this serv- The church will hold its anST. GEORGE'S BY THE RIVER Education Commission will meet enjoyed, including hot dogs, ham 25-30 per cent cated Communist, or had his own the Presbyterian Church since ice the St. Clement's Guild will nual peach festival in the parish EPISCOPAL n the Combs-De Voe Room. burgers, baked beans and col Christian convictions tested and June, 1960. hold a cake bake sale for the house tomorrow, beginning at Rumson honed against directly competing slaw. There are to be gam He was graduated from Bloom BAPTIST benefit of their next project. p.m. Until 4 o'clock, peach There wiil be a celebration of | philosophies. TRINrrY EPISCOPAL booths, a fun house, and fellow sundaes, parfaits, shortcake and Holy Communion Sunday at 8 field College with a bachelor of Leonardo This evening at 7 o'clock, there But here at this remarkable, Matawan ship for all. pies will be available to parish- a.m. in the chantry. sicence degree in church admin- Sunday's service will be at 11 will be a meeting of the Y.P.F. 16-acre training ground, and Matin J Sunday at 7:45 a.m. The W.S.C.S. executive com It will be a reorganization.) 1 ioners, friends and visitors. Prayer and sermon by Rev. Dr. istration and Christian education a.m. Church school will meet at through visits to Hariem, factor- will be followed by a cele- mittee meets Monday at 8 p.m meeting at which time the proj- Peach pies may be ordered be- Clarence E. Lambelet will be at and from the Presbyterian School 9:45 a.m. es and elsewhere and from guest bration of Holy Communion at 8 in room 112. ects and activities of the com- fore hand to "take out." At 10 a.m. Dr. Lambelet is Episco-| of Christian Education, Rich- The closing exercises of the va- speakers, the neophyte mission-! o'clock. Methodist Men are to be th ing year will be mapped out. 9:30 and 6:30 p.m., a chicken and pal chaplain to students at Rut mond, Va., with a master ol cation Bible school will be held Rev Carro B HaIL rector guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. Goi ham Saturday night supper wil gers University and is in charg aries get some real-life baptisms j- - " - - Christian education degree. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The sanctuary lamp cardl- of fire in what lies ahead for don Lowden at their tent i tris week is given In memory <' be served. Children, as well as of the services at St. George's - - will officiate at morning prayer Mr. Autenrieth has also done There will be a prayer and hem. Ocean Grave Tuesday, with sup Sarah Van Note by Mr. and Mrr adults, will be welcome. during the summer. at 10 o'clock. graduate work at Union Theolog- bit study meeting Wednesday eve- Six major denominations with Alcoholics Anonymous will meet per at 6:30 p.m. The men wi! William Van Note in memory <' The first religious service on The men and boys' choir, under ical Seminary, New York City. He ning. about 19-million members spon- Tuesday at 7 p.m. then attend services at the audi James and Walter Antrim h the 10th Sunday after Trinity the direction of Mrs. Robert Rob- has served the Westminster Pres- sor the project—the United Pres- torium when Bishop Moor 'Mrs. Anna Boyce, and ia than)' will be a celebration of Holy r ertson, guest organist, will sing METHODIST byterian Church, Bloomfield, as giving for safe delivery at ch Communion at S a.m., conducted byterians, Methodists, the Evan- speaks at 7.30 p.m. BAYVTEW PRESBYTERIAN "O Saviour Sweet" by Bach. The Atlantic Highlands director of youth work and the birth by Mrs. Elizabeth Miss' by the summer guest pastor gelical United Brethren, the Re- 'Androcles and the Lion," Cliffwood organ prelude will be "Prelude "Ambassador of God" will be Battery Park Christian Church Rev. Roy "J. Riblet. Music and formed Church, the Christian play by George Bernard Shaw, Carlyle Close, an elder will de- In keeping with the policy on 'O Filil et Filiae'" by Willan Rev. George E. Taylor's sermon Bloomfield, as director of youth sermon will be omitted. (Disciples of Christ) Churches to be discussed at the Adult Edu work and the Battery Park Chris- liver the Sunday morning mes- the parish that each day t c and the postlude will be "Miles subject Sunday at 8:30 and 11 tain amount of time should At 9 a.m., the regular Parish and the recently merged United oation night meeting Tuesda; tian Church (Disciples of Christ) sage at the 10 o'clock service. Lane" by Willan. a.m. aside for the uMic wor Eucharist is scheduled, with con church of Christ. with Mirko Tuma of Freeholi Richmond, Va., as director o Nursery care is provided for «' P '' Church school will meet at 9:30 gregational singing and a sermon The director, Rev. Mr. Yount, leading the discussion. This wi Christian education. young children. 0! God there will be a daily c preceding the eucharistic cere- BIBLE BAPTIST is an able, affable and percep- be the final session on this worl bration of the Holy Eucharist mony. Father Riblet wiil preach Raritan Township •.ive Methodist of 37, from Char- by Mr. Shaw. Members an< 9 ».m. from Monday through f ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL PRESBYTERIAN about "The Primacy of Wor- Rev. Noel W. Hirons will belotte, N. C. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL riends of the congregation an urday. Highlands Little Silver Lincroft ship," an essential requirement the guest speaker at the Sunday The plan was initiated by invited to participate. The grou] The sacrament of penar- of all confirmed in the church. service at 11 a.m. He and Mrs. United Presbyterians in 1955 with Holy Communion will be cele- meets at 8 p.m. in Room B-l. Morning prayer and serm Charles Autenrieth, director ofjwhich is the sacrament for ti forgiveness of post-baptism This service is intended for the Hirons are missionaries under Methodists and others, grappling brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th Softball for the Wesley Fellow will be read Sunday at 10 a.m. Christian education of the Red attendance by complete families the Bible Christian Union in with new missionary problems Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., ship will be enjoyed Wednesda: by Cooper R. McCarthy, lay read- Bank Presbyterian Church, will|s:ns, is available each Saturda; worshipping together and partic- Brooklyn. abroad, and there will be a service of at Memorial Park Field numbe er. preach at the 9:30 a.m. service. from 11 a.m. until noon. ipating in the holy rites of joining in the pio-^g ltd sermon at Sunday school classes are held On Thursday there will be A Bible school convenes at 9:45 neering project. 4, Red Bank. Last Saturday a farewell buf- Communion. Musical accompani- 9 a.m. at the same time. Nursery care meeting of the Acolyte Guild a.m. and Rev. Mr. Hirons will Rici h Tradition The executive committee of th fet was held for Mr. and Mrs, ment will be provided by organ- On the 1st and 3d Sundays there 1 for infants through three years at 7 p.m. speak. Here at Stony Point, Rev. Mr. Wesleyan Service Guild will mee Charles J. O. Wodehouse, who lit Norman Albert. Very young will be but one service, a cele- old. Evening service will be at 7 with Miss Alta Schoettle, presi are moving to Trenton. Mr. Wode- :hildren will receive care in the Yount said, the varied denomin- bration of Holy Communion at o'clock. Rev. Mr. Hirons will dent, in the Room 112 Thursda; house was senior warden. Ad- METHODIST parish house. ational background of the candi- 9 a.m. bring the message. at 8 p.m. dresses were made by Rev. A. EMMANUEL BAPTIST . dates provides a "richness in tra- The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- Navesink During August, when Rev. An Bible study and prayer hour dition and emphasis," which also Allen Attenborough and Richard Atlantic Highlands relm Broburg will be on vaca- Leod. will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. at reflects the overseas situation Wilson. Mr. Wodehouse was pre- The pastor. Rev. Howard M. Rev. Richard I. Hoye will bring :ion, there will be no weekday REFORMED 1 Vermont Ave., Port Mon where different groups often work sented with an attache case. Six- Ervin, will preach at services at the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- lervices. In case of emergency, CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL New Shrewsbury mouth. side-by-side. ty members of the parish attend- 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A prayer day worship service. Sunday parishioners should call James CONSERVATIVE The guest minister Sunday wi ed the dinner. school, with classes for all ages, "Here, the people are able to meeting will .be held at 7 p.m. M. Duncan in Long Branch at Rumson he Rev. Frederick Mold, Jr., pas meets at 10:4$ a.m. A nurseiy OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY ind out just how close together Sunday will be pre-primary de- Sunday school Is at 9:45 a.m. CA 2-1411 or CA 2-2884. Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will or of the Freehold Reformed is provided at the morning wor- Leonardo hey really are," he said. partment registration day. Par- Midweek prayer service is on preach tonight at the 8:30 serv- Church. ship service, Sunday morning service wil! be ents of children between three Wednesday at 8 p.m. Special stress is placed at the ice on the topic, "Gleanings from Music for the service will In- TABERNACLE at 11 o'clock. Pastor Kenneth N. and five years will register the Chester W. Hendriekj, Jr., is Ocean City center, not only on grounding in Summer Readings." Max Grand clude "Morning Prayer" by Ser- [organist The Senior Choir re- Gambles topic, "Doing All For children immediately after the FEDERATED the Christian faith, regional situ- will chant the liturgy. Candle- gisson and "Echoing Praise" b' hearsej Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Chester A. Pennington, The Lord," will come from Jere- 10 a.m. service. ations, and counseling on atlightin- g time will be 7:22 p.m. Boalt. Holmdel minister of the Hennepin Ave. miah 48:10a. Mrs. John Bennett The Pastor's Choir rehearses :idues and relationships abroad, The floral offering for the pul- Rev. James Goeway, of Had- Vtethodist Church, Minneapolis, will be at the organ. The ushers for the service PRESBYTERIAN Sundays at 9 p.m. but on the changed missionary pit will be donated by Dr. and donfield, N. J., retired Army will speak at 9 and 11 a be Robert McConnell, Charlei Rumson Sunday school meets at 9:45 pattern. Mrs. Lester Swartz in memory j Jones, Fred Colmorgen am chaplain, will preach at the 10 tervices at the tabernacle. The single service will be held a.m. with classes from nursery "Often Americans have a kind of Dr. Swartz's mother. Mrs.' a.m. service Sunday. Rev. D. Reginald Thomas, James Wood. Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Harvey to sdult. Lester Goodman is su of romantic attitude about the Swartz will recite the candli •ttstor of the First Presbyterian There will be a church school C. Douie, Jr., pastor, will be back perintendent. role of the missionary," Rev. Mr. blessing. An oneg shabat will fol Shower meteors are roughly ;hurch, Germantown, Pa., will staff meeting in White Hall Tues from vacation, and will preach Evening service is at 7:30. Pas Yount said, "But the situation has low the service. uniform in size. None has been ipeak at the 8 p.m, service in day at 8 p.m. on "An Unfailing Source of ow can or Gamble will bring the me»-, changed completely. He may be Sabbath ;norning services wil known to reach the ground, yet H Starting Sunday, Sept. 9, th, die Strand Theater. sage. Strength." almost all are large enough to working with or under national be held at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Ro church will resume the regular Both morning and evening Mid-week prayer service will John H. Watson, 3d, organist, leave trails. leaders." senthal will preach on the por- schedule of two services at 9:31 lervices will be preceded by be Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor will play "Prelude and Fugue," I regain Emphasis also is placed on tion of the week. Mr. Grand wil organ recitals by E. Woodley and 11 "a.m. Buxtehude, and "Cantilene," Pee- Gamble will be in charge. group living under not-so-flexible chant the service. A kiddush wil; Kalehoff and by song services. lers. The soloist wil be Mrs. conditions. be served after the service. HEALTH CAPSULES {The song services, slated to start ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL 3eorgu R. McCallum, Jr., who FAITH REFORMED Sunday morning services will byMlch«tlA.Petii,M.D. my strength? it 8:45 and 10:45 a.m., will be Keypdrt will sing "By the Waters of Ba- Hazlet be at 9:15, and daily evening WHAT IS THE MOST SUSCEPTI- ed by president William G. Luff. HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN Sunday services will begin will; bylon," Howell. services at 7.30. BLE AGE CROUP FOR Valter G. Eddowes, Jr. will lead The closing program for va- Red Bank prayer at 7:45 a.m., followed by Church School will meet at 9:30 ALCOHOLICS * he 7:40 p.m. song service. cation Bible school will be held There will be a work session Registration for new student: a celebration of Holy Communio; a.m. THE TRUTH ;onight at 7:30. I the Luther League today at for Sunday and Hebrew School 1: at 8 o'clock. Prayer Fellowship will meet in in progress. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 2 p.m. The young people will have The family service will be con- he lounge Tuesday at 10 a.m. IN THIS Keansburg will have a picnic tomorrow at a cookout at 5:30 p.m. they will ducted at 9 a.m. Holy Communio: p.m. LUTHER MEMORIAL GREAT BOOK Sunday mat ,e« will be at 7, 8, vote on the year's program. will be celebrated at 10 a.m. AME2ION Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pastor The theme of Rev. Harold LUTHERAN MISSOURI Alcoholics Anonymous wi: Red Bank 1 I, 10, II and noon. will preach Sunday at 9:30 a.m. SYNOD CAN REFRESH YOU Dally masses will be celebrated Hornberger's sermon Sunday at meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. Rev. Charles E. Bourne will nn the subject, "Five Kings in a " a.m. will be "Making God in New Shrewsbury preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday Your strength can be re- it 7 and 8 a.m., except on first !ave." "Life Depends Upon Forgive Fridays when the hours will be Our Image." FRIENDS MEETING school •will meet at 9.30 a.m. Sunday school classes will be ness" will be the sermon topic ol newed-your weariness tic- 1:30 and 8 a.m. ,....- Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Shrewsbury Prayer services will be held leld at !):30 a.m. Rev. Daniel D. Reinheimer Sun- changed for reit and joyous On Holy Days, masses will be a.m. Wednesday at 8 p.m. . The Board of Christian Edu- day at the 10:15 a.m. service. The Religious Society activity—if you will seek pray- offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Workshops for Sunday school The Crusader's Guild will hold cation will meet Wednesday ai Sunday school and Bible class Friends, (Quakers,) meets everj a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. teachers wil be schedued for a lawn party tomorrow. erfully the truth contained in 3 p.m. es will meet at !) a.m. Flrstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Confessions will be .heard Sat- next week. Teachers in the var- The Men's Fellowship and the this great book, Science and The stewardship and evange Firstday school for religious ed- J.days, first Thursdays, and on ious departments will be notifle* Stewards' Board will meet to- Health with Key to the Scrip- lism committee will meet Mon ucation of children meets at 10:30 the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 TRINITY EPISCOPAL of specific dates by mail. a.m. All arc welcome. morrow at 8:30 p.m. in the home day night, the Church Council tureJ by Mary Baker Eddy. % 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 Red Bank of John W. Barron. \T SEEMS TO BE BETWEEN 30 Tuesday, and the building com- AMP ?O, AT A TIME WHEN A p.m. The Holy Eucharist will be cel- HOI INESS You may read or borrow CHURCH OF THE mittee Wednesday. PERSON SHOUI4P BE IN THE Baptisms will be administered ebrated Sunday at 8 a.m., by Long Branch MONMOUTH REFORM Science and Health free of' HOLY COMMUNION Rev. Mr. Reinheimer will par- MOST PgopUCTIVS WRT OF jvery Sunday at 1 p.m.. and ar Rev. Canon Charles H. Best. A TEMPLE charge at any Christian Sci- (Episcopal) ticipate Saturday in the worskhop Sunday school and junloi HIS LIFE, rangemenfs should be made a communion breakfast for college w Shrewsbury TOMORROW; air Haven of the liturgy of Upsala College, church will meet at 10 a.m. ence Reading Room. The week in advance of the baptism and prep school students of the Scripture lesson and prayer Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Holy Communion will be cele- East Orange, where the New Jer- H.ilih Capuln Biv.i K.lpM Wmnllioo. book can be purchased in red, Rev. Edwa'd A. Corrigan is parish will follow. Prayer will be service for the sick wiil be con- will conduct Sabbath eve services sey District of the Internationa! green, or blue binding at f S Mstor and Rev. Stanley Levan- at 10 a.m. brated every Eunday at 8 a.m ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, tonight at 8:30. Walther League is in converition, towakl and Rev. Anthony Lufsinf There will be no midweek serv- Morning prayer and address by pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. and will be sent postpaid on ire assistants. ices during August. the rector. Rev. Charles R. Law- receipt of check or money Alcholics Anonymous and the rence, will be at 9:30 a.m., ex WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY order. ASSEMBLY OF GOD THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH Alanon Group will meet Monday cept the first Sunday of the PRESBYTERIAN Atlantic Highlands Shrewsbury at 9 p.m. month when Holy Communion Middletown Church. service and Sunday PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. Sunday service will be held at will be celebrated. John E. Webb will be the pre- ichool are held at 11 a.m SUNDAY Christian Science 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL siding elder at services Sunday Wednesday testimony meeting is ichool will meet at 10 a.m. Navesink PILGRIM BAPTIST at 9:15 a.m., In the absence of it 8:15 p.m Reading room hours READING Rev. Harlan C. Durfee. Frank F. DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. Bible study will be held W ht. Holv Eucharist "will be Red Bank re 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays anc ROOM lesday at 8 p.m. celebrated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will Laine, a ruling elder, will be the inturdayj. excepi. holidays. SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY There will be a ladies' prayer Morning Prayer and sermon by conduct services Sunday at 11:30 speaker. His message, entitled Stnlar Mlnliltr »f ChrUI Church M.Uitdlit, Haw V.rfc City fleeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. • the rector, Rev. Harry R, ,m. 'Why the Church?" will provide ' ' METHODIST THC MINISTRY or MUSIC Christ'! Ambassadors will meet Sorenscn, will be at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school will meet at 10Jsome answers from a layman's Morganville LYNDON WOODSIDl, Omilll HALLII NOWLAMD, St»uiw CAROU O'HAHA, Caiitnltt tonight at 8 p.m, There will be Child care will be provided in a.m. point of view, Music will be pro- Sunday worship service is at 6 HANK MARIAN. Tmr A DlM.Ur HOWARD SHAW, Barltosi 209 BROAD ST. i prayer Service fomorrow at .he parish hpuse during the 10:30 A prayer meeting will be heldj vided by Mrs. Matthew J. Pietro ,m, Sunday school meets at 10: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. :nd Miss Eileen Pielro. IUGINIK DINOIl, VUllnlit Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 m. i Aim Friday Eve. 7:304:30 STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARDSTEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD

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/MOTHER ^ CWROVWWDr VWTSTOTAUC STmN'THEREOMTH* TDTOU PRUe STORE FtOO»? GOIM'THRCXIGH COMIC / WAOTEO-FEMALE 18-Tri<3*r. 21, 1962 R© BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS tOATS If ACCESSORIES •OATS * ACCESSOtlES 1W2 PONTUC — Ceamrtme, OOOD BOY — IMT two-aoor Fora. An trfcoamlstion, radio, 1KB — 40 ao. Icstt plus Ua» stLU W BAE3OUR MOW - 1W, f»(l PUBLIC NOTICE Uia, buur. C(U IS MH1 «n« • •luralfflm boei Usiltr, (rw hours, b«R ttrnOar LQTT AND FOUND MERCEDES-BENZ urn. «• urn*. ^^ otter. U trini. • - Csil UMt*L ' CWB COUMB - Automatic, ft. It? BHH'- Trailer, Mtrtmrr WaurK tt tUVOOKt — CtMz, aflwpa wra, Wrtt» 1M taiu-ioar Mu mo, (iva g'jod area, rust. fW. Cadi » up. mater, Cl uxatwAu. CaJ) <&UM\Sduilc StritanSarisei t aay cueana, nttOi »rnUBME Drpentoea* fttOer lohnautw, —Ww ' t ma. Straw, ntatr (KM, au-JJW wornvork,. ItiMiatK*.. Faif r Haven Yatht trorlu, Butk Carpi FRANK Call IB 1-76M arter 7 p.m. Stand-up htavt, lull gaUley, convertible II b.«. Irtorude. deck, windJhleU. fad . Dallr 11 tot glut* return to Manraoum County dinette, three ilee-pem, many extras, boat. Black and nd. CM- M2-1U1. Hatioatl Bftnlc, Newmia Gprlnxa Rd., tW RENAULT ™ mm, mint conditlor, HJOO. LI MMt BH 1-2037 Niw Shrewsbury. AUTOMOT1VI VAN SYCKLE, Inc. Oood condition. 1700 UOB1U0 UOIUS IT LAPBTRAKE Flying Finn, SO to.V-ST aAHnrTOP IMS TKOJAN - 109 30OKKBIPBR — For mortar *n* 7S7-3SB Kvtnrude, ciectno starter, trailer, all Gray engine, elght-fcoura. head, alnk, itorage business double entry aystem. LOST — P*Mi»Kk Ko. I, -IJ28, Finder UM4 . Iffc, 1OKTJ fully equlpptd. Ton condition, In water. General ledger, Burrouinj poaUng ma pl*u« return to Monmouth County Na- AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1<) W. Front BL Red Bank MOTOR SCOOTER Mew • T-yaar tlnuiolna accessories, niklasj equipment, three »!.«»). 787-4*12. ; tional But. Lltlle Bllver. Inexpensive trinsportatlon, reasonable. ««a tanks, water akls. IS70 see at 75 iblne for payroll: state and federal 1&3 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Sedi SH 1-1296 SH l-31»7 ROBUIKSVILL* Wallace St. BH 1-2P3. LI i-H». 1957 22' OWENS FLAOSH1P CABIN roll returns. Handvrlte rasame la COST — Puibook No. R 89(2. Finder K50. Call TRAILER IAUE& INC. CRUISER — JM b.p.. «alley, head, O, Boi 947, Rea Bant. return to Monmouth County National 7I14TO7 1657 NORTON MOTORCYCLE. 600 cc. ULlTolt TBADB"— SL« Luhrs""«ldlf. sleeps three. Xhtcellent condition. S3.2S0 Buk. Red Bank. ISM FORD — Filr condition, pund Brltaln'a beat. $400. Call for a teat Route 130 RoObiaanue. N. Jgood condition. In operation. 66 h.pBI_l-8272. . EXECUTIVE SECRETARY NEED INEXPENSIVE TRANSPORT. Inspection, radio, heater, retaonable drlv«, SH 1-ira. JU f-UM Owena, only 100 hours. Fully equipped. TION AND FUNT gee our moti OS 1-2593. Highland! Marina. Will trade for lot or16' BKELLGRAPT — WItll head. 80 n.R ITEN'O — Receptionist, 21 10 30 years No problem finding tenants •cooler Unca. Mld-seuon apeclala. Mlc 1»6B BUICK ROADMASTER — Four- IMO GREAT LAKES — IVxW. Ilka antiques or wbat nave you?? BOW- electric start outboard sjod trailer, in rid. for modern Red Bans office, 8:30 when you advertise The Register type at reduced price*. BOAT, BJ MECHANICS DEUOHT — 19ST FVjrd door hardtop, excellent appearance, na«r, best offer. Phone lor appoint- TEIX, 201.510O. water, excellent conjitlon. 1760 CO 4. o 5:00. Bend resume and recent ptoto & SCOOTER CENTER, 75 White 81 Palrlane 50O, power, four-door. Body mechanically topi. Will consider trade, ment, 8H 1-57S0. Call CO 4-50119 or SO Shore Haven flee. Call evenings and noon, LI 2-CHARLES HOWBR — Maaon Con. CALL CO 4-80OOV tor Interview 1S5T CHEVROLET WAOON - V-8. two-tton, best offer. U 2-2395, Trailer Park, Hazlet. 2608. tractor. No lob too smsi). SH 7-4479 sr BH 1-0172. ATCO CERAMICS CORP., Hwy 35, door. Radio, heater, power steering, Key port ^_ DODGE, DART, AND •try food condition, J6B6. SH 74478. 1949 CHEVROLET MARINE SUPPLIES JOE MONTANO — Mason Contractor. 1100 BOATS & ACCESSORIES Everything For Tire Boatmanom . New Stuccolnc plastering, concrete work, COUNTER OIRLB Apply to person. 1959 CADILLAC — Excellent condition, SH 7-2027 114 sprint:4ale Ave.. Red Bank. SU 7-ilOLLY HIU, DRIVE-IN, Hwy, M, low mlleagf. Must sell. Reasonable of- Jersey'J' s largesl t marini e sunply houae. V West Keansburg. COMPACT LANCER DEALER [er accepted. Call after 8. 7(1-1723. 1»H HOLIDAY OLD8MOBILE — Good BEAUTIFUL 1060-23" Trojan cabin Evlnrude Bales and Service M47. ' condition, make good second car. Ask-cruiser, 135 h.p. Interceptor motor, THE BOATMAN'S SHOP FOR TREE WORK. C*O tra* service. 1OUSEKBEPBR - Five day a week, .860 WAT BOO - White, red Interior, ing 1150. U 2-2382. OXPERIENCED BALESQIKL WANTED •xeeHen! condition, «55. Call SH 1- stlndup head, foam rubber mattresses, U Wharf Ave. Red Bank Topping, trimming, removal. Call tl 1963 fUMBLEP. V-B — We cam better chrome rub rails, rubber floor cover- IH 1-57W 3-4220 for tr*s> eltlmalta Full JoaursBCr ^IHImeI , SyLVBTTBSyLVBTTB'B caUtDBErTcaUtDBETg any dealer, fully equipped, four-door ing, canvas, covers, wired for 12 snd Open Sundays and Holtlaya coverage. EPAKTMENT, lllddletown SbopPtnt MS FORD convertible, body Immacil- ledan. CO 4-4518 after 8 p.m. 120-volta, stainless sttel link, refrig- » a.m.1 p.m. ate, good tires, new paint, nosed >-nd erator, stove, plutlo screens, etc Sac- PA1NT1NQ.PAPK*H*NOIKO —Tor a FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. lecked, fair top. 8(2-1137. 1»59 THUNDERBIRD CONVSRTIBUE rifice 45.900. In water In Monmouth 18xi' Beam outboard Mat. Sturdy nod clean job. Reasonable. Call SH Call Beach. Phonaj CA 9-23H evening!- lob. Flbrealas bottom. 170. cull -3491. Ed Zinaer. AUTOS AND TsWClCS 1861 VALIANT — V-200. Four-door «• SH 7-5M6 rsr*5M Ian. Radio, and heater, white walla, - MLBOOAT — New condition, roller, B'BKK-END PAINTEnS — We film Over SO Years Selling Automobile! tutomatlc tranamlaalon. Very reaioQ- 1850 JEEP — Four-wheel drive, canvas reefing. Jib and main, dacron sails, 12' ROWBOAT — lust reflnlibed, dry. bouaea Insldei and out. Fences, garsf ei, ible, must »U. CO «m«. top and curtalna, new tires, perfect 7H Scott auxiliary. Sleeps two. Call turdjr. Also 8' Dlnghly, dry. Both In etc. our (res estimate win reatlT aur- condition. S595. 8(2-1111. 842-0039. rater. SH 1-8287. evenlnga- prlae you. CsJ! SH 1-2805 anytime. 14? W. Front St. R«d Bank SH 1-1296 1962 CHEVROLET CORVAN Mel . Sacrifice. McCarthy Chevrolet. 1954 PONTIAC — Four-door, good 28' KINO SKIFF 18' CABIN CRUIBER an! motor. BANDY MAN WITH TRUCK — Yards, 291-1101 Urea, 1150. SH 1-B72B. After «:30 all Ideal tor o/f-shore flahlnr. £350 cellars, attic, etc., cleaned. Reasonable. day Saturday. 842-2029 Coll 7(70620 Call SH 1.2595 anytime. IM2 aALAXIG, four door, itandard ranfmlsslon, radio, healer. Plaxtlo seat CESSPOOL TRUCK — 1919 CHEV- U* RUNABOUT, fiberglass, new wind- M SKIFF — Good condition. Sblp-to- lovers, carpel and mats. 4O0O miles. ROLET. iHlmn and hoie. Ready to shield, lighting and iteerlnr. Mercury shore, fighting ctialrs. Located Point EMPLOYMINT Moving muat sell, $2100. Call 787-3680. wotk. 1900. BH 1-57K!. Mark 20 motor, 1350. Utility trailer, Pleasant Boat Works. TW 5-9503. A QUIET WORD TO steel body, turn and stop lights, S50. HVR HERE! New LambretU, W58 PLYMOUTH — Cuatom suburban END OF SEASON BARGAIN — 28' HELP WANTED-FEMALE nlne-paaaencer station wagon. Auto- Call LI 2-3254. skiff, motor new condition, electric SALE Bushman and Veapa scooters. Alro nlnLtype scoot-a-long, only J149 andmatic transmission, power ateerlng, ra- 1N3URANCE - Marine. oulDoBidau bilge, head. No reasonable offer re- EXPERIENCED 179, BOAT. SKI * SCOOTER CEN-dio, heater. 1795. Call after 8. SH 1forms. Ro^ston IVaterbury. Realtor, fused. 812-1605 tvenlngs. BARGAIN HUNTERS.. TER, 75 White St., Red Bank. SH 1-1124M2J. llnce 192S tS W Front St.. 8H 7-390H SEAMAN OUTBOARD — Jersey ipeed ELECTRON TUBE QUALITY FOR QUICK SALB — 1959 OLOTOWM 8Wff, natural finish, like new, with AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS IS' 50 h.p. Johnson electric Sltru. 1862 MercuiY 70 n.j>. All perfecL Many ASSEMBLERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY I879.0O Firm. PR 4-3878. extras. 11800. SH 7-4518. AUi — Any DO*I you warn u 23' UL.RICHSEN. 1»57 Bbelter cabin Attractlvs pay and fringe tinellta, ISMUSE ChrysleDr NeCARSw Yorker! irim. Lcvr tank raues. Financing mr> skiff, 86 Chrysler, aleeps two, h«ad, Apply rangementa computed la out call at tlsA well, electric Pump, perfect con- 2-dr. Hardtop GET THE YEAR'S BEST BUY say ol oar offices. Tail UOrfUOUTH dition. I2H0. In Water at 33 High- Official 1942 Clearance—70 New COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. «H Vland Avenue, Ruinaon. 842-2812. THE BENDIX CORP. 1961 Chrysler Newport 1000. «-dr. Selan REDUCED PRICKS on 1M2 lines ot Rt 39 - Eit«nto»n DURING OUR II' BOAT — Flberglwed, In water, boats, motor* and trailers. BOAT, 9K2 1961 Plymouth Fury 1125. 16' Cape Cod, aa la. »35 firm. * SCOOTER CENTER, 75 While St., An Ktual Opportunity Employer ~ Mr. Hardtop, ToumOlle, Bonoramlc engine OS 1-1M7 after Ik AVON SELLS ITSELy—Full or Bart 1961 Renault Dauphine FORDS' Thunderbird AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS time. Several terrltorlea opea for women Interested In having a fod 4-dr. Sedan, like new, lass steady Income, Experience unnecia- than 4,000 miles • COMET sar;. BH 1-4343 or orfte: Mr». Marxa- 1960 Chrysler Saratoga "SAVINBEST DAYS" ret Gulotta, P. O. Box 190, Red Bank. 4-dr. Seian. Excellent • METEOR EXPERIENCED FLOOR LADY condition 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air • MONTEREY New dress plant opening In Long 4-dr. Sedan MERCURY Branch - Red Bank area. 1959 Chevrolet Impala CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. Excellent opportunity. Replies contl- 2-ir. Hardtop, UDOO fflllel, $ $ SALE! $ $ den- Writs to "A.O.," Box 311, Red like new, full power LINCOLN CONTINENTAL IS FIRST AGAIN! Ba: " ' Hoi .WORKER — Local, Monday PRICES SLASHED ON ALL Lnrourh Frldav. »•-• Saturday 9-12. SAVINGS AND 3 NEW TRUCKS AT COST! General tirm? ni, T»J*»ppf 1963 MODELS Mrs. Kraut, SH 1-6234. GALORE! 1959 Dodge Coronet USED 1962 RAMBLERS <-dr. Hardtop _ 1959 Plymouth Sport Riry ON DISPLAY 2-dr. Hardtop, bucket lean. SET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY ' Tourqaite, power sleerlnf 1957 Plymouth Savoy CARS ... GET A RAMBLER, 2-dr. Sedan , SEE THE EXCITING 1957 Plymouth Savoy I dr. Sedan "62 CHEVY II „ I6»5.. *53 PONTIAC Hardtop 150. 63 AUSTIN HEALEV SPECIAL SAVINGS 1957 Ford Station Wagon •55 FORD Convertible, FOM. PS, Clean 450. '61 SCOUT Pickup, l-Wheel Drive. 6,000 mi. 1675. '62 Chevrolet H-Ton Pickup 1956 Plymouth wagon hikt new. S cyl., standard transmission '55 FORD Country Squire Station Wagon 450. 3000 MARK II 61 Mont* 4-dr. 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'58 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Wagon. Auto., R/H 695. •,lftny oUiin to cbooit from. "80 FORD Fairlane, o^yj., IMdor, FOM 11SS. Chrysler-Plymouth '59 FORD Galaxie, 6-cyl.. 4-dr. Hardtop, FOM 1250. '57 OLDSMOBiLE 98, 4-Dr.. full power, R/H 850. '60 FORD Fairlane "500" Tudor, FOM 12S0. '57 BUICK 4-Dr. Sedan Special, R/H, PS 675. ">s M Aic, .Ml. Highlands 71 So. Broadway '60 COMET. 4-dr. Sedan, Mercomatic 1250. ' "!.• li!- li \,.Mh «.f Kl .u "61 FALCON, 2-dr., Standard Transmission 1350. '57 FORD Fairlane, R/H, Standard 750. 291-1101 • Opvn 'cil S p.m. Long Branch '60 MERCURY Monterey, +dr., MOM. PS 1495. '56 CHRYSLER 2-Dr. HT, Full Power, auto., R/H 575. '61 FORD, tcyl. Fairlane, 2-dr., Standard Trans. 1495. '61 FALCON, 4-dr. Sedan. Fordomatlc 1495. "56 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sedan. Auto., R/H 395. '60 FORD Convertible. FOM. Power Steering 1595. '56 DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto., R/H • 395. Big Savings During Maurice Schwartz & Sons '60 FORD Country Squire, FOM, Power Steering 1595. '61 FORD Galaxie Victoria, FOM, PS 1995. '55 DE SOTO, R/H, PS, PB, H.T. 395. '61 MERCURY Hardtop, Fully Powered 2150. '55 CHEVROLET Wagon 475. YEAR-END '61 FORD Country Squire, 6-pass., FOM, PS 2295. '61 MERCURY Commuter, 9-pass. SW, Full Power 2295. '60 CONTINENTAL MARK V. Air Conditioned 3250. GOOD TRANSPORTATION CARS 1955's & 1956's—$75 to $175 CLEARANCE ENGLISH TWIN-BORO RAMBLER 1962 PLYMOUTHS 131 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK SH i.6ooo AGENCIES SH 7.4^5 1962 VALIANTS OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SH 7-0040 Sine* 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK 1962 CHRYSLERS •irrmiiirrnaffmmrrinwritinfrtsWTiriWi^ itWiiTgjm]nn*t-ibwiim*i.(WMrriiii>uiiiiii.Miiilii. #iSivtmi,t.iiRM EXTRA SPECIAL BUY WITH CONFIDENCE and SERVICEI ...YOU CANT BEAT YEAR-END SAVINGS Savings • Honest Values WHY NOT DRIVE IN TODAY AND SEE US? ON THE SENSATIONAL CIRCLE CHEVROLET MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS VOLVO P-1800 Direct Factory Dealers For Plymouth • Valiant • Imperial • Chrysler FOR VALUE AND SPORTS COUPE 141 W. FRONT ST. - RED BANK Open Nights SHadyside 7-0787 Heater, Power Brakes, Two Seat Belts, Windshisld Washers, Clock and Special Cinrura Pirelli Tires... ^ r% SAVINGS! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY JUST CHECK THESE SENSATIONAL ALL TRADES ACCEPTED "O.K." USED CAR SPECIALS THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL WE NEED 55 PORSCHE '1195 1959 THUNDERBIRD 1961 CHEV. IMPALA 1500 Coupe—White. AM-FM Radio, seat 2-Dr. Hardtop. Fully equipped. balh, leather reclining seats. Full Power, Very Clean. A Black Beaury. USED CARS Partial Uit of Our Foreign and Domestic Used Cars

1960 TRIUMPH—Herald, conv., one owner, equipped J1095 ' 1960 OPEL—radio, heater, clean $925 1956 CHEVROLET 1959 CHEV. IMPALA 1969 RAMBLER-four-door sed., Super, air cond. $1295 Four-Door Sedan, RAH, Auto- Convertible. R4H, Automatic, 1959 RAMBLER—American two-door sedan, one owner (895 matic. Power Steering. Very Nice. 1957 MERCURY—Sta. wgn. commuter, 2-dr. auto., radio, heater, one owner $395 THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING OF OUR FINE SELECTION .1958 TRIUMPH—Four-door sedan, one owner $495 1954 PONTIAC-Two-door hardtop, radio and heater, Viiit Our Air-Conditionod Showooml FOLLOW.YOUR FRIENDS TO automatic $195 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Quality Dealer • Quality Salesmen • Quiiity Service DICK and BOB MATTHEWS

AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Renault • Volvo • Peugeot •Triumph 325 MAPLE AVE. SH 1-3130 RED BANK 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 SH 1-5886 • Spnngt Rd. SH I-O9i7 10U fr>c. g a ant, HELP W/WTED-FEMAIX KELT WANIED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE INSTRUCTION MERCHANDISI • For Salt RED BANK REGISTER Friday, August 24, 196Z-19 HXTOXX *tn» nUCTOMfcAOJM DRIVER - Must PtAKo AKD ACCORDION Pnvats gWIET CORN - F.citd fre*i 4aUy MERCHANDISI • For Sole HETS AND UVE5TOCK etna, while tmtMr woru. an tntt oooklEf tor womrj «oqu. Rtfenoots wiring. Iwt' hoastot protect ID Uat- con. ICrs. Oertu Kerfusoa Grad- rigSI Itom e&T own flsi'ii. 3tr»ej u* rewire*, tutu oHbjtWrm "A. «„•• »»ui, Sew Jersey. CtB jil WI S-iWl ual* a Otdnrtttr of Mute, vieoaa. matoej, ajl fruRf ar4 vegetables. Opeo W SU, 8*4 BUHL after I p.m. . ---a sjjpty, au-imo of Mu 7 days a wee* 7 am. to s p.m. ROLL TOP DEB£ AKD CHAlR — It £H 1,-UU tt4 «H 7-S1K7S1K. almost ne* condition. Utti lor rorng Oirew WAKTTD — F»r OAJriER BROS. Terra and Korsery. student m. all EH 7-C7II. BtMnt KtfUoes ill wt>m«o"i s/xtsio HK WAMTXD - Ufmt lafW ftrali «.. Bolradel. opposite Sendit. Mtonvrmt PAST* IALMKEH MAKTCM RUBBER CO.. U rlM, Mtut 2WM •ZMrl«o/i«. iffir Is Outside ulna* a u4 wxuitennsa. Ex- roil top 4esk with etjair, non 1. fiUKO, 30 Seoul Btr«t, gnier.c,ui with peats imply tuniss only, top «rver W5, clothing, un wrra PUS — Imported from Germanym , ut 7-08177/ Kttt % P.O. •ALBfOHtL — Sx»«lniu ntctssuj. K•i Bulk. galy vae season, complete with att , ~ nr wco&en storm wiidewi. ElaLUH gahntr paptiles. War Ustaf fl*s gar Witt. Apply in person to WOMAN — Chin cut. In mj home. nioa SCHOOL OUADUATEB who «am KELP WANTEO-Male • Female KEYS TO HAPPINESS Ittfnu, 7114300. Hlguts, we [kinds QI TWO Reference** nMnmy. Plv* den a _ >Ie lor cold frame. First 110 lekes Jak« «atUI» Usef, mctUert (KM wet to learn a cooa trade, ateaoy employ- Call PR S-713H U1I4 Ptospwst, I1D0- CA HW, rOUMTAlCHO eotinltr west. BH T-3U1. ment, call A, cbameroy * Ron, SH 1 •tm« and electric, office equipment, etc. And plush hardshell case, (ISA FA 1- males and females, iwmti, and Inoc- Resume - vocational guidance services barcalu prices. New or uied. AAC Desk 3436. ulated. KEYPORT PET srUPPUEB, MUM LANCB TYPIST - To a cs- Highway 86, East Keaniburg. 78T-»8a3. NIGHT CLERK 60 Broad St. Si} 1-0571 Htd Bank FREE Co. RL St. OaUiurst, KE 1-39M. Rt 35. Cilffwood. LO 6-5M9. cable IrpUt, eiperltnced In IBM lypBECRBTARY — Muit be excerlenceo Qualified person. Must apply In per. yfEWRlTBRS. ADDING machines. All makes new or "used, Guaranteed. BABSIT PUP — Female, a reU •wset- lnf of parti Hit, and Instruction man- md well educated, preferably with son. oood opportunity. Howard John, BARB EMPL.OJ'MENT AQENCY Bight-group organ .ejioru. Re filter ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE uals, capable of setting up reproduce'college tralnini or experienced In me son Motor Lodge, Rt. 35, Aliddlet malirted Pecsonnel For Quality Orders Mom! ny thru Friday between 7 Low as |1S. Ssmlco's. 101 UonOoutb heart, beautiful red and white, ebsm- ful pace* of tabular matter and right- employ of a college admlnlitratlon. ;10 Byoad Long Brandi CA 2-t747 and 9 p.m. tor claiKi (ormini Rant A Piano 112 per Month ^ Nest to theater SH 7-MSI plonstoci. Ol HBO. band JuKUHU text. We offer a tub- Full or part-time. Excellent working YARD MAN — DRIVER Steady em- KM/OJE, MABUN-HAMUN. SOHMKR BENGAL GAS STOVE, three tables, ployment. Apply SHORE; BUILOINO ACS EMPLOYMENT AQENCY •tantlat flow ol work at lair rates. condition!. Telephone during bullness Evary order A SDPllcant our specially. GABLB-NELBON. EVBRETt STUCK one lied, one mirror, two hltchen Pleaw respond only if you can per- hour*. BH l-'itn. Evenlnil SH 1-0803. SUPPLY CO., 170 Brancliport Avenue, AOB UMIT Cookmao Ave. * Uain Bt., Asbury pk. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT form wiUi accuracy and responsibil- Long Branch. 12 Brosa Bt, Ked Bank SH T-3lS< chiitrn. All tor I6S. c 4-7242 or 7S7- .V1OHT WArTREBHBg — Experienced, FKOU 5 lo 10ft 0pm dally till » Sat. till 6:JO 6856. ity and can mow samples, call- the APARTMENTS AdTtrUsint Department, at LI 2-O30O -ood pay, rteady poeltlon. L4M RBSMACHINIS- T — all-around, small shop, EXPERIENCED — Real estate sales PR 6»301 WE BUY AND SELL anjrtnlng and during buslneis baurt. •AURANT, BH Vim. 42M nour week. Cell far appointment person wanted by Little Silver realtor ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL verythlng. Give ths nlgliMt prices. U S-U57. to eeU homes and business properties. MUSICJOWN,. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, pri- GIRL WANTED — Hours t to 3, D«n-MATURE WOMAN with knowledge of Mult know the Red Bask area. Direct OP THE LOWEST COBT Jail William Leff Furniture, Inc.. Hwy,vate entrance, all utilities tnctudtd. Pri- teletype sna-or typing, steady, full DOUBLE-MANUAL 35. MliMletown SH 1-3213. Open «TS- nli'i Luncheonette, 161 Humson Rd., all Inquiries to the personal attention ALL TRANSISTORIZED ORGAN vate parking lot BEA BRIGHT BAD- Uttle Hirer. time position with national organism- SPRAY OUN OPERATOR, automotlvi of Elwood A. Armstrong, 655 Prospect MIDDLETOWN, N. J. ilng* till 0 p.m. BIMTON. SQUASH AND RACQUET . _ Hon., Good starting itlary, employee'is or furniture experience helpfulhp , wil AV«.. Little Silver. BIT 1-4800. 1199 CLJB, box 3!l, Sea Bright MS-U0O. EXPERINCEXPERIENCEE D W..... A J T R. B S BII a discounts, paid vacation and many train In our operationeratio . ApplAplyy AuAuc H»y 33 (71-1160 COME IN, HEAR THEM. TRT THKM TKAUE IN your oil rurmlure wlla no y trail down payment and get a new parlor FOUR ROOMS — PHlmHOeA Electric WANTED - Over 21, muit apply in r "Ceramlc~ e Corp., Highway W, Keyport, DIPARTMKNT MANAGEn — Retail MUSIC TOWN )r dining room Bet at sate prices Wil- perrsons . HOWAED JOHNSONS, Hwj. •on Sears Roebuck and Co., 36 White V J. 600 Hwy 35 Mtddletown dishwasher, wsshlog machine, deep discount chain seeks person with ei- 671-1160 liam Lcli Furniture Inc., Hwy 35, freete. frlgidalre, garage available. Oc- §5, Mlddletown St, Ren Bank Friday l p.m. and wrlencs In hard lines. Full company Middletown. BH 1-3213, open evenings Monde? 9:30 a.m. benefits, call 787-9656. cupancy August 29. SH 1-2379 mornings CARPENTERS AND OAHPENTE MERCHANDISE REFBIOlCRATOR-aE, U cu. ft., lat till 0 p. m. or after 5 p.m. ASSEMBLERS AMD J0Z.DERBM — model, freezing section. Call Trainee! accepted, $1.15 hour. ileep In, working mother. OS 1-2621. HELPERS C C hour BEAUTY OPERATOR — With man- CLBRK-TYPIBTe - 8om» experience momlnga only. HANDYMAN — Two years tilth ichoo! FOR SALE 787-1071 SWUNG VIEW OARDEN8 ager's and operator's ' license. Call 283-B SPIUNO ST. necessary, JSO-ttO week. for photographer's ihop, $1.35 nour, HO 2-6M1 or HO 2-2284. HOTPOIKT REFRIOERATOR FREE N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE REAL E9TATB SALESMAN — New DELUXE - Four and five twc-b«ri- HAMMOND With large freceer, (75. Call $39.95 room apartments. Spacious throughoul. 41 But Front St. Red Bank HELP WANTED-MALE development, to Silo week. BUS DRIVER APPLICATIONS — No» 787-3312 NO FEE CHABOBD U.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOR Available Heptrmbrr. October, Novem- Belne received by Holmdel Twr. Board ORGAN STUDIO FIVB-PIBCE KITCHEN BET — Excel, ber, Adults. For appointment please ACCOUNTANT—Senior or !eml-»enlor Hammond Extravoice • —.... |500. 21" DUMONT console television. Ex. OFFER. No money down, first pay Mote], furnished efficiency apartments M2-O9M. Hammond Chord Organ 8-6 895. cellent condition. Call SH 74413 attel available September 15 to June 15. AUTO MECHANIC OS 1-24M ilx p.m. ment December. maid service. TV. Convenient to all LEGAL SECRETARY — Experience Finn Bulclt 335 Broadway, Long HEAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN for K- Wurlltzer Spinet Organ -.—_. referred but not essential, write to perlenced real (state iwrson. Hlgbwty Conn Spinet Orga_.. n .... 893. PROWN'S shopping and transportation. Call t<2> Branch. CA 24D00. AUTO MECHANIC — Permanent posi- "iw from II a.m. to to p.m. £A.Z.," Box 111, Bed Bank stating tion, tree ttcspitailiatlon, free overall mutllple listing office needs help with Hammoal M-3 (blond) 70S. LUCITE HOUSE PAINT 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-T500 •*____ experience and salary deilred. CARPENTERS — Alteration work, walk-Ins and phones. Good lead! (o- lervlce, paid vacation, six paid holl< Inr bitilnj, p. o. Box I0S, uiddle- BALES AND 8ERVICE 8ave ILH a jalloa ANTIQUES — OlfU. This and That TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, kitchen Installation, experienced, Call days per year plus other benefits. Ex, Regular S8.60 per gal. Bali price 16.95. Shop. Bade In business. One-quarter WOMAN — Bgautlclao, experlenoid, town, N. J. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION and huth, all utilities. Adults cniy. tor rjlV abop. Call HO 2-4460 or HO 2- BH 11H1 after «. cellent working condition!, with full! By Dupont. Free delivery. PROWN'S, mile south of Colts Neck Light, High- Call BH I-S881. equipped ihop. Experience and hand Open Daily Till » — Saturday Til! »:30 &3}r Broad St., Rid Bank, 8H 1-7M0. way 34. Dally 1 to B. Closed Mondays, MR, (or appointment. YOUNO MAN — Mechanically Inclined, tool! necessary. Apply at P * K Mo-PIZZA MAKER — steady position. PLEASANT third floor, tote-room — Over S5. Expert- steady, full-time employment, chaiice tors, Dodge Dealer, Rt. 39 opposite good pay, all kinds of kitchen help COOKMAN AVB. AND MAM ST. USED AUTOMATIC wa«t.tr, dryer am AWNINGS — New canvas window awn- apartment, unfurnlibed. One business , references. Deep In, one nuns- for advancement References, CO 44800 Bendlx, Eatontown. Cill for appolat wanted. Day shift and nlstlt itillt, PR 0-9300 30" electric ltove. Call Ings, five awnings. 5' 8" wide, 2" <" woman, oood location, UcKlann Si ery lohool child, 654 day week. Week- raent LI 2-1U7. AM Restaurant. S19 River Rd.: Fair 21" GEMCO REEL POWER MOWER— 741-5131 drop and eitenllon. H regular price, SS5. Private entrance. BH 1-O781. end! off. Call CA 2-655S mornings. FACTORY WORKERS Haven. SK 7-9210. Brlgffs and Stratton tour cycle engine. $7 each. Seven awnings, '!• 10" wide, Wlndup (starter, self-propelled, one-year- BLENDER CYCLK and roller tnasaager same drop und extentlon. 18.60 each. WAITRESSES — Experienced. Apply Immediate employment for reliable old, used all times, $50. Call 291-2821. Can Color, green and white. Blandard Awn- men. Experience not ceceiury, we JOB OPENINGS SH l-sm In person .at the Blue Jay Diner. Hwy.train you. Qood pay to etait and ex- ilTUATiONS WANTED, Female ing Company, 165 River JEoad, Fair THIS IS YOUR LIFE M, Estontown. COLOR TV — In case, never used, Haven, N. J. cellent opportunity for advancement. Port .MAINTENANCE, COLLECTORS won on TV program. Walnut console, SHRUBS — Flowering Quince, Welge WOMAN — To cook early dinner for We are hiring now. ATCO CERAMICS AND MANAGER TRAINEES. Past WOMAN would like two or three days reasonably priced. HO 2-6059. lla, Rosah Hug. Mock Orange, Alba, oSiTNKW ROTOTIIXEIl — Assorted couple, five or ilr nljhll a week, CORP., Hwy M, Keyport, New Jar- housework. Call Splrea. Blllardl. MHny others, 3'-6', tei All the ingredients of prestige liv- experience not necessary, we train you, ADDRESSOORAPH 1900 with Ititer. garden tools, 19" rotary power mow Reference! required. "A. P.," Box HI, PERMANENT position!. EXCELLENT SB 7-4911 for $5. 946-4733. er, almost new. Call after a p.m. SH Ting in a magnificent waterfront Bed Balk. Excellently priced. ""'Call CO i-vm tor Interview OPPORTUNITY for advancement. 787-2181 HOME 8W.MMINO POOL and niw. 2IM6. setting on the lovely Navesink LICENSED practical nurae wishes to ladder, and other accessories, worth book prospective maternity case. CA 2- FOLDINO WHKBLCHAIB S20, Ceramic River can now be yours. Red HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE CALL OS 1-1370 1352 after 8 p.m, I27S. Will tskt (175 or bost oirtr, 8H tile 13 a box, chain block, metal lathe, PAINT DISCOUNTS tool boxes 29c each. We also buy tools Bank offers an enviable upper SALARY $90 - $125 WOMAN would like to mind child In Bherwin ft Williams, DuPont, Kemtone, tuna, etc. Anything. 787-IH74. income environment and Colony own borne, from juornlag until 5 p.m.Cook t Dunn, Bavt on paints now al BRING YOUR ROLLERS MOVINO — 8' custom aofa and club Housa keeps pace with a glow- BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT NEW WINDOW SHADES chair ¥75. Fair of ptnk tutted armless YOUNO MAN —With car, from Mlddli PROWN'S Put on while you wait Any ilct up chain 179. Studio couch tin. Walnut ing assortment of luxury features town and Red Bank area, $96 per week. DSPENDABLB motherly care given to to largest picture windows, Free nift- step table 129. Youtb bed, with sides that are true keynotes of el- child of working parents In my home. 33 Broad Bt. SB 1-7SM R)d Bank leas eyelet, (roa crochet ihade pull. steady employment, no layoff. Repre- CO. KHK) custom drapes, IT 125- Oaregance- . MODEL HOME sentative of nationally known compan] Cilffwood ana. LO 6-5090. WHITE YOUNQBTOWN CABmBT — Cuitom madtt ehadBi, acallop or triage, den equipment, other Items ffTHHM. any type. Prompt delivery. Fret will Interview. N. J. STATE EMPLOY- RELIABLE WOMAN wtahes to take With-double link 66" long. Double Nine norm Including four bedroomi, paneled itn. family room, living MENT SERVICE. U Bait Front St.. laundry tubs white porcelain 42" long. anrtas letvlca. Convenient term MISCELLANEOUS — Stby srtldes, Red Bank. Monday, Aug. 27 1-3 p.m.care of children In her home. 1ST BH 7-M42. clothes, school uniforms. 79 Frospec 3^ room apartment at $173 per room, dining room, modern kitchen with dishwasher, VJ» baths, over- Japl. Ave. BH 7-5609. Will board. PROWN'S Ave., Red Bank, N. J. EXCELLENT LAUNDRESS wishes to TOP SOIL month, 4'/j room apartment with slnd two-car garage. Landscaped comer lot Wall-tQ-wall carpeting, IBM OPERATOR — Experienced 401 do work at hom» Will call for andFrom farm to you. Lawnl graded and 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7500 WESTMORLAND sterling stiver, never two tjaths at $225 per month as drapes, curtains and oChir apootntmeits. ' machine!, full or part-time. CANTER- deliver LI 2-34o9 seeded. OB 1-0163 after 5 p.m. SLENDERIZING BQUJPMfiNT - For used, Mllburn Rose, service for eight, BURY kNlTTERS, LTD., Locust rent or salt; tres delivery. Bouttt Jer- 44 pieces, mahogany chest, cost well as one sumptuous penthouse Street, Keyport. OUNO MARRIED WOMAN — De- MOVINO — Husl sell, bedroom Bey SURGICAL SH T-2614. asking 1260. 7S7-013L apartment at an unusually low REASONABLE OFFER and gas range. Reasonable. Call after DEVELOPMENT SALESMAN sires part-time Job, three to five days 7 p.m. SH 1-32H. PIANOS—Savt 1200 or more oft 111 LWINO ROOM 8UITE rental. We advise prompt action. Some real estate experience preferred, * week »:30 a.m,, to 3 p.m. In doc- price, brand new 88-nate console pi' Sofa, two chairs, tables, etc. Open House Saturday and Sunday, 11 to ftp.m . ori office, dental assistant or recep- ONH girl's 24" bicycle made In Hol-anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see Pull-time Including weekends, sxcelien tionist Can type, sell, am drive car BH t-sm Direction!: Two miles north ol Red Bank on Rt. 35, turn right Oasis Monmouth County location near He: land one Hat tire. All 110. Call BH 1-save. Rent, option to buy. Tenzer'i Bank. Excellent commission basis wltt 711-103!. Musio Store, 306 Main St., LaUewoad. MOTOR SHOOTER — Complete twin COME AND SEE Restaurant, proceed 300 yard* to Model Home on left. >>ed, full sized roll-e.wsy bed, Juvenile •tartlns salary. Write "BO", Box 51" Selling complete furnishings of home itesk and chair, pinch pleated drapes FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Red Bank. Owner moving. Hand orotcheted bed, for (lass wall.' 150 Cloverdaje Circle, in m;;; ;in;L;iai; ii;;:!;na:i^ SITUATIONS WANTED, Male spreads and table cloths, etc. SH 7- LUMBERJACK AXES New Shrewsbury, N. J. BALES COUNSELLOR — No trave 3912 ON-SITE PARKING Expanding territory. Lookfog for appli HIGH SCHOOL BO* • I- Bellable, ex- cant between 30 and SO yean « age perienced, deities work after school AUCTION — Saturday August 25 at MARRIAGE PLANS _nd weslt-endj. call evenlms. BH 7- 10 a.m.; Ulsl Adcle Duffle, corner PRE-OPENING INVITATION ... married, presently employed-coUegi of Monmoulh Ave., and Shrewsbury MERCHANDISE WANTED graduate. Salary plus commission • Drive, Rumson, N. J. Antiques, Vic- COLONY HOUSE Win pay J1.0OO a month tf you duality. Couple break engagement WANTED Call Sit 7-4646 between o and 4. BH 1-EXECUTIVE WITH BROAD MANAGE- torian furnishings, fine chins, cut IJRED ORIENTAL RUQB IN RED BANK 5009 between 5 and 7. RIAL and administrative experience Ge- glass, stlverwsre, oil paintings. Blwood and cancel Three-Room Out- CIIINEB8 AND PERSIAN nres responsible position. Write Heller. Auctioneer. Cs)l RA 5-B972 or FRIEDMAN OALUIRrail 122 N. Riverside Ave. 'A. W-." Box Ml, Red Bank. EL 0-3(00. fit order at the warehouse. PR 4-3143 Grenlngs CA 9-T4U MAINTENANCE HELPER SHadyside 1-5558 Some painting and carpentry work. Call TWO LAWN MOWER ENGINES Three-piece Sectional living PIAN08 WANTBD—HIOHBST PRICKS LO 8-210O suitable for hobby enthusiasts. PAID. CALL H. TENZEU, 3M MAIN FINANCIAL LI 24416 room with occasional chair, ST., LAKEWOOD. FO MHO. Adjacent to the delightfully RETAIL SALESMEN — Two openlngi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 7 HP. TRACTOR and eau'Pment J700 two end tablet and decora- 30" WHITE ELECTRIC BTOVI charming Molly Pitcher Hotel II In medium to better quality meiri Call good condition, Call [urolinlngi and aportiwear. Full time, •JEW SHELL servloe atatlon for lease . 747-9620 FRANK H. TAYLOR 4 SON. WC. «onardvllle Rd.. Belford. Excellent tor lamp, four-piece bedroom 787-3312 at LITTLE SILVER, N. J. permanent positions with established GRAVELY TRACTOR and attachments. REALTOR* I store. Apply In person. Mr. Notelson, business opportunity. For Information with mattress and spring, ANTIQUES — FaUlUnfl. N. J.Atlas'. call Export 6-5537. 8:30 to 5 p.m. Will Bell seperately. Reel gangmowers, Estates purctwsed and appraued. SH Manaclni Aunts "Luxury Living in a Distinctive Waterfront Setting" II J. Krldel, Broad and Front Eta., Red perfect for estate, cut 75" swuth; l!t0; Bank. bed pillows, two throw rugs 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc.. til THREE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM IROCERY BUSINESS — Low Initial steering sulky, 930; rotary plow, 130; ftroad St.. 81ir«wsbury. westment Call tractor alone, $175. SH 1-8603. etc., and five-piece king-size MAN to work In imall offset prlr BR 1-8SJ7 OLD FURNITURE] — Anlrques, china, PAY ONLY RENT shop. Should know press operation wit MAHOOANY BEDROOM SET, four dinette in bronzetone. Pick glassware, art objects and Drlc*a-brac. Colonial Bi-Level Split Level l possible camera and plate making, or COOK pieces. China closet, bure&u, table Immediate caah for anythlnc and ev- From $24,990 From $25,990 From $27,500 wining to lean becoming all round Wishes position. Experienced. desk. Dresses, size 12. SH 1-5702. up the unpaid balance of erythlni r.uicll'i. 25 Eut Front St., AT man. Call BH 1-ITOO. " 842-OStS DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 39 touth to Sycamore Ave.. left en Sycamore CASH REGISTER — Rebuilt 1S38 6y$288 or pay $3 a week, SH iiisa. to Branch Ave.; right on Branch (Uttle Sliver R.R. Station) to UESEHY — Florist business, 100x250 National. Three columns tape receipt. BEAUTIFUL . lot on Hwy. 38, Port Monmouth. 1195. CO 4-0326. Bverslde Are.; left on Bllverside to models. It pays to advertise In The 'rice Includes six-room house. Full cel- PETS AND LIVESTOCK FOR INFORMATION CALL SH M200 1 lar and all Improvements. 787-0133. ZENITH stereo HI-FI, two separate I Register.—Advertisement speakers, with radio, walnut cabinet, OIDRMAN SHEPHERD AT STUD - To TIVOLI GARDEN J25O. 03 1-O1O& FIELD FURNITURE approved females only. Champion aired MORTGAGES Red date Farm's Blitz. Preuieenblut ALUMINUM GUTTERS 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J, and Oflnabruckerland blood tines. Call APARTMENTS H0ME0WNSR8 NEED MONBYf Genuine Alcoa Lifetime. We install on SH 1-0C35 after 1:30 p.m. our credit le good. First and second short notice. Low prices. Call today. W» pay all the extrai, in- loniages. BH 1-4344 or FO 3-2801. PROWN'S 31 Broad St. 8H 1-1WK1 POODLE PUPPIES — Beautiful black STORE HOURS: or silver miniatures. Lovely disposi- cluding gas, electric heat, HOUSES FOR SALE. HOUSES FOR SALE S-6 Monday thru Saturday tion. AKC registered. HUffll. COLUB PUPS — Sable and tricolor hot water, TV anrann«, park- 9-9 Thursday and Friday championship stock. Raited wltti chll- ren. BH 1-7710. ing, etc. SPECTACULAR German Shepherd ST. JAMES UNIFORMS — perfect Pufts-AKC. Guaranteed healthy and Plus ' condition. SU« 14. 20" Biks with train- strong-. Only two left. Reasonable MA. 37 MLS OFFICES lag wneels. Electric stove. EH 3-0605. 4589. SlLVERBROOK PARK HOIVELL DmETTE SET — Yellow FAMILY SWIM CLUB CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES — AKC reg- linen formica top, four mstchlng istered, seven weeks old, good compan- AT WEST LONG BRANCH, N. J. choirs, sacrifice 130. SH 1S951. ions and watch dogs. CO 4-0113. PRIVILEGES TO SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS ..." COM38POT RBFRIQBRATOR - 81 BEAOU5 DOO — Male, rood for hunt- Bendit washing machine S36; dresser ing. $20. All for only ... $135 for , "LUXURY HOMES FOR LUXURY LIVING" other household article!. SH 7-S0Z7. BH 1-4S31 BENDIX DIALAMATIC WASHER - one-bedroom apartment. If Lite n«!V, J25. Call CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES — AKO reg- Y»i . . . 37 Realtor offices ready to serve your real estate needs. Lisf istered, four weeks old, weaned, LI • 4 or 5 Bedrooms TEN ROOM OS 1-3420 34817. extras were not Included your house and you have over 150 salespeople screening their clients • Balcony Living Room HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE rant would ba $105. for a qualified buyer. Chances of selling are better because you reach BI-LEVEL • Full Size Dining Room * greater number of prospective buyers. Your house is photographed Other apartrnents 4'/j and • Dual Bath end a Half RANCH by a professional photographer and you receive preferred advertising "OUR 44th YEAR" five rqomi. Sea our new five- • Patio Room . . . yst you only pay the same low 6% commission. Why not call $ room, two-bedroom units. • Tiled Kitchen your nearest MLS Realtor office today? 19,990 RAY STILLMAN Wesfwood and Bath Av«s., • Laundry Room Long Branch • Complete Garage Every room completely CA 2.2030 finished! SHORE AREA-Charming Dutch Colonial with park-like setting. Offers the most In PROFESSIONAL OFFICES OR APARTMENT RED BANK AREA room and location. Contains living room, ONLY 10% DOWN Post office building, Beach. Lane t<; • OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE • gracious dining room, up-to-date kitchen, lll DIRECTION: Hwy. M .o will si. (off Katonlown circli). continua HONEYMOON COTTAOB — W«st LonB on Wall St. to Fairway Ave., turn left on fairway Avs, beautiful sunroom, three delightful bedrooms, Branch, fully furnished, one room, to llodels. kitchen bum flnrl garasn. UtllltlM sup- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1>A baths. Attic storage and finished base, IillcJ, Adults only. CA 2-fflHS. THREE-ROOilS, lurnlBlim or unfur- SlLVERBROOK — SH 1-1200 nlshed. All Improvements. 19B Port "REALTORS ALL" ment. Good residential area. $22,000. Mimraoutft Rd., x*ort Monmoutn. 787- Q20S. RED BANK'S BUST umuufc! five-room deluxe garden apart- ment, Modern kitchen, two bedrooms, (Phone Your Requirements) large rooms and closets. Private stair- way to garsge, quiet tine atmosphere. SEE MADISON GARDENS MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 1M South St. SH 1-T633 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - T»o fur- nJsneil houses. One split level modern Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 log cabin with two bedrooms. One rnorn BOWERS' BEST BUYS! gracious house with four bedrooms. Klreplacee, patio, tile bath. Near beach and good neighborhood. Available Sep- BriarwoocL tember. Winter rent reasonable. SL .1- 2(45. ^'' RED BANK — Unusual five-room gar- INTRODUCING . . . den apartment. Electric Wtchen. iwn Hunting for the perfect Huge and impressive I at bedrooms, large rooms and cloaeti. seems the proper way I Private Mnlnvay to (tnragc. Quiet, title home? See this new atmosphere. Kent 1159. brick colonial style split | to describe this two-1 MADISON GARDENS I level, living room with "Hear that thud," the, year - old brick and I A FIVE-STAR SPECIAL! 132 Boulli St. SHMteJ fireplace, den with fire- price of this seven-room , frame ranch home. Five I WEST KEAN8BURO — Now avalablr." split level just dropped bedrooms, game room, I Urflt Door, four rooms, enclosed porch, place, four bedrooms, unluralshed or parti/ furnished, bot master bedroom with j $600 under the owner's full basement, work I Fair Haven water supplied, aiiulte preferred, nu cost, three bedrooms, shop, electric kitchen, dogs. 100' to bus lino, eleht miles M [ balcony and scenic RUMSON Bell Labs, < ralles to Llly.TuUp. T87. view. Natural pond on one and one-half baths, two-car garage, over an I 6948. | the property. Rumson game room, two-car ga- acre of landscaped| Fair Haven's newest planned commun- This elegant colonial has just come on the market. I area. rage, air-conditioned, grounds. Middletown. Owner is leaving area. Nearly new but old enough Six room apartment, nnfurouUied. large fenced landscaped ity. A delightful wooded estate area to have everything—screens, storm sash, lawn and . CO 4-7000 grounds with trees, four $49,000 Bhtubs. Location is most convenient. Walking dis- POUK ROOMS — Furnished, beautiful $49,000 Utilities Included, adults only. Atlantic years old, perfect con- near the Navesinlc River. tance to bus, parochial and public schools. Water HlKhlnmlH. 2(11-9094. dition, convenient Lin- privileges which include a 10-ft. right of way to NEW ATTIIACTIVE three room, tiled croft location, 4^% G. deep water channel. House has center hall, beau- tiallt. references, ailtiltiv all utilities, mortgage may be as- Briarwood Road is off Hance Road, tifully proportioned living room with fireplace; tember 1. LO 6-1:167. I New spacious nine-room sumed by qualified pur- large, formal dining room, the kitchen is pine OKNTKAI. I'Kl"1 HANK — Furnished I Looking for a home Living room, liltclien-rilnette. two bed. Rumson ranch, five chaser. North of River Road. paneled and has just about everything 11 model rooms, [lie bam, dishwasher, washer- I that's different and in- kitchen should have. Cory den, powder room, four dryer, Hoctrir heat. On,, family nnly. bedrooms, three baths, S20(> [icr month Inclurtlni; nil utilities. I Urge game room with I teresting, see this nine- really fine bedrooms all of which will take twin $22,900 I year-old contemporary beds. Two richly appointed bathrooms. Large I picture window, two-car NEAR EVERYTHING SRA IinioTlT — ifranrr new three- garage, an acre of I Rumson Ranch. Three screened porch overlooking water, patio, trees. room apammmls, beautifully furnished, I bedrooms, two baths, Plot is over an acre. We know this is an outstand- $125 per montl] from Sept. 1. 8i2-S35&. Iwooded grounds, I mile to Broad Street, Red Bank. Aller 8 p.m. M2-1B66. I Forrestdale, Rumson I attractive fireplace, ing house and the price is extremely reasonable. I two-car garage, patio, FOUIt-nool! FURNISHED apartmant, High, and Holy Cross. 3'/2 miles to th« ocean. sarage, near ehopplnf center, BH 1- Strategically situated I large- trees, convenient I for convenient living. I location. Asking 'A mil* to shopping center. $49,500 OCEANPOI'.T — UUurnlshod larjs-ll'o room apartment, chlldreri welcome, (85. $36,000 4 blocks to grade school. 747-l.Ml. $47,000 UNFURNISHED — Available Septembar 741-7200 1. Three rooms and bath. Rent reason, able. 78T-02S9 or 08 1-2810. High School Students Attend LONG BRANCH — Furnished ft)Br rooms, imth. HcHt. hot water supplied. Rumson-Fair Haven High School. CA 1MDJV! EATON-TOWN — Four room».' bath, PHILIP J. BOWERS & COMPANY DOWSTRA AGENCY unfurnished, enrage, yearly. Heat, hot water supplied. After 3, LI S-0410. ^REAL ESTATE SINCE 1894 Custom-built homes from $29,500. REALTORS Available Septemhpr IS. EAST~KEANSBURli - "ThTeiTSoiSiC WALTER 1 OYERTON, AFFILIATE Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing nun»hl* ""'" lu|1II"fd' *"• PHONE FOR BROCHURE TWO KUIIN18HED APARTMENTS -i «0 WHITE ST., RED BANK'.' ' • NEWARK OFFICE RAY VAK HORN - Builders Overlooklnt Sandy Hook Bay. All Test. j 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N, J; round, all utimien, modern bath. Cou. Opposite Moiiicipal forking Lof 24 Commerce St., New J}*1 preferreJ, available Septimbet 1, SH 7.4100 FAIR HAVEN, N. J. k SH 1-8700 RAHWAT rooms.' hath, 115, Ca!1 781.4519- REAL ESTATE FOB SALE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE SB—Fri&T, August 24, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ; REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

APARTMENTS UTn-2 EILVEK - HJJD ««» of WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) APARTMENTS Rackety Rm, fujj tf!r!rj| foom, TV >ien FIRESIDE REALTY — Two-rowi 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON Monmouth County'* Old«it R«al &•«•• R™ wwtmtjot ttrotiBd Sow). BU l*rn, «Jr „.. . — aiTbot vtwr, yituuit Belts. tr*». Ye«/ round rentJtf. J C'j-d. EH 842-0600 NO DOWN VITS 1» Broad Street, Red B*ok-SH 1-MM af torn line ind ahlK LITTLE KU-VKK — T*n r*orm. (fv* Member Multiple Listing Service ins St., Kemctburg. C*tl 78MS32, bedrooms, llirtt baths. Fi acre or ... RUMSON RD. - Prime subject for the cover of _..__ LONG BRANCH — Tliree roomi fur- comer Two-car Burtige, centrally air and Garden Magazine. Features four bedrooms, two luxurious KTOTOH. LARGE LIVING ROOM DUPLEX — Foyr.raom. two bedrooms, nished, tiled bath, first floor, con- conditionedio, , immediate occupancupancy avail- AND DINING ROOM. THREE OOOO baths, fireplace, full dining room and a 26' enclosed and/or screen lite bath dryer. Available November 1, veniently located. Ideal (or rouple. Call ible, builders wiiii home, Jinnyy , IU44IJ UEDK00U3. l'i BATHS. &00 a month pliw utl.it.ftg, 78T-1250. CA 3-5336, a.m. CA I-O3M p.m pordi. There's a cellar and attached garage, too. It would take throughout. Cflft owner erenlnjl (or ap $200 DOWN NON-VETS many pages to adequately describe the beauty of the house and ONLV $6,500 AT FIRESIDE entrance. AsWng $17,300. Owner moving from area. |grounds. If you would like a picture, we would be glad to send IF YOU UKE BOATING. DON'T MIBS LITTLE SILVER - Three-bedroom ranch on beautiful wre with . presenting ... !L»rge living room with fireplace. Jin- you One. Price $27,900. THIS 8PARKL1NO CAFE. WITH WA- 22' living room with fireplace, full dining room, large tutchen TER R1OHT8. FAMILY SIZE KITCH- i ine room French doors one BIG FAMILY? — Here's a well kept nine-room home with the EN*. NICE SIZE LIVING ROOM. TWO with electric stove, dishwasher, air-conditioner, p ne-pan0ed aen, screened porch. i>v-f rlunklni: " BEDROOMS. SCREENED POI1CH. MANOR EAST arm wllh brook. Truer- ndHMums. space you need. Like most older homes, the rooms are large immaculate cellar with laundry room and recreation room ine ter i24' longi ban full linth. 31 v.y~ (22' den, 16' dininK room). There are 2(/ baths and two recreation $300 DOWN NON-VETS prce« paneled plityr.njm willi .linr. Milfl l 2 yard has trees, all kinds of shrubs and flowers and private picnic rooms in the cellar. Century old shade trees surround the house ONLY $9,300 AT FIRESIDE The newesr and finesf garden cellar, brtsehniinl b»at!r>K thrcuKhttut. area. One of a kind. Price $22,500. ___ . ttatrns [nclmle combination ifoora ant! and out back completely screened for privacy is a new swim pooh vindows, awnings, air conditioners, NO DOWN VETS in the Red Bank area. etc. rtc. }21,m) by appointment only. Owner in California reduces price to $34,000. CHAMPAGNE HOME FOB BEER OS 1-21ST. PURSED BUYER. SPARKLING LAKE AVE., FAIR HAVEN - Pay only $2,200 cash and take over JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR AU have dining rooms, air conditioning, 12 cu. ft. refrigerators RANCH WITH SPACIOUS UV1NO INSPECTION the veteran's mortgage on this big six-room house. It's 35 years ROOM. LARC1E KITCHEN. FULL DIN- and personally controlled heating. | ING ROOM. THHEE BEDROOMS, 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON, N. J. SUNDAY 1 to 6 old and needs decorating, but,all the rooms are large (especially TILED BATHS. EXPANSION ATTIC. The owner of till* chanutns live-yea'- Ihe kitchen), the roof is relatively new, the oil hot water heating ONE-BEDROOM UNITS $140 TO $145 j dd spill has been translerrprl over- $350 DOWN NON-VETS 842-0444 system is a modern one. There's a big rear porch and a two-car sea* Chance of me. New Monmrjulh 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE Why not chance a call now. $17,500. NO DOWN VETS Bounded on two sides by beautiful trees, this project is only five LITTLE SILVER - BEAUTIFULLY PLANTED BIG PLOT! BEACH AGENCY LET THE LITTLE WOMAN ENTER. minutes from the heart of Red Bank, five minutes from the Nave- CAPTAIN. BIG CREW - A completely modernized 11-room co- TAIN. FULL FINISHED RECREA- SMALL HOUSE! Foyer, living and dining rooms, den, kitcnen, Hwy Middlctown sink river and 15 minutes from ocean beaches. lonial right on the river. Features full dining room, a 17' sun TION ROOW. BRIGHT SUNNY three bedrooms and bath, flag patio, basement recreation room, os 1.2737 KITCHEN. DINING AREA. GIANT gl-oom and a 20x22020 HoridHid a room witith a viewi . ExcellenEl t conditiondii . BIZBI) IJVINO ROOM, AND THREE full downstairs attic, one-car attached garage. Flower and vege- MODEL APARTMENTS NOW OPEN Rc-al EsUle Bi A full acre of land with 100 yards of water frontage for hauloiits, BIG BEDROOMS. table gardens. Trees! $22,500. storage, etc. Seldom is such a large modern, property available $450 DOWN NON-VETS SEVEN DAYS A WEEK PATR~|TAVEN~- NOW etfiht-r iOCL'ST — Six room ranch. on the water, and especially priced so low as $49,500. ONLY $14,700 AT FIRESIDE RUMSON - OLDER COLONIAL - MOST ACCESSIBLE NEIGH- 291-O00;. BORHOOD! Near Boro bus. churches, all schools area. Center DIRECTIONS: From Broad St., Rert Bank turn fa?! nrt Hgrdiftff nd. left on NO DOWN VETS hall, living and dining rooms, lour bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, home, jilus Income. Private lieach. Will WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Uke back mortgage, 842-3369, ^ , TRY THIS FOR BIZB. FOUR BIO porches. Low taxes. $15,000. tyring St.. right on McLaren St., right on William St. and proceed directly to Member Multiple Listing Service BEDROOMS, WITH QLEAMINQ MOD- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — fiacrlftceTi ERN KITCHEN. GIANT SIZED LIV- LITTLE SILVER - WATERFRONT! - DOCK and RECREA- handyman special two bedrooms, nur-i ING ROOM, FULL DINING ROOM, nery, new kitchen, dtnlns room with FINISHED RECREATION ' ROOM. TIONAL BOATHOUSE! Advertised last week at $42,500 ... now OCCUPANCY OCT. I AND NOV. I built-in china closet, bookshelves, gai ENCLOSED PORCH. TWO TILED $37,500. Owner wants Florida immediately. Beautiful plot, trees heat, storm windows, fire alarm sy«- J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, INCBATHS. AND TWO-CAR GARAGE. and shrubs. Living room-dining "area with huge stone fireplace. tfm. »lfl.50a. Call 291-278? & a.m. to 12 $450 DOWN NON-VETS MANOR EAST noon. REALTORS two bedrooms, tiled bath and powder room, cheery tiled kitchen, ONLY $15,000 AT FIRESIDE delightful patio, two-car garage. Sacrifice. End of William Street Red Bank KIDS WANTED 504 Shrewsbury Avenue New Shrewsbury, N. J. Only V\An arp needed to cnmplet* th* 741 -7741 NO DOWN VETS SH I-I9O0 pieturr of thi.« lovply four-bop-room RUMSON - Delightfully located. Beautiful l\i acres. Trees! Cap<* Cod. It h QHT LOOKING - THIS IS IT. FOUR Lovely, easily maintained rancher. Attractive living room^dining COMMERCIAL REMALS HOUSES FOR RENT ort. it tias evprvttiinR ei^i* in-, clmllri; cnnVniient location, a lovely GARDENER'S DELIGHT - With specimen shrubbery, fruit trees K^FSRMAE*^1^ ««,«. area with fireplace, three bedrooms, two baths, modern kitchen, UODQI BOOM lot rent. Center ol SPLIT LEVELEVE L - Vu "rooms. 2>,, bat*,. I Jfffji, „,-t tiill basement. A per and perennials in profusion. Large lot. four-bedroom split level'oi.EAMiNc; KITCHEN. I>. BATHS, restful secluded patio (ideal for swimming pool), basement, two- F it ! town. Could 0« usea alto (or oltlce pallo. hnlr ficre. Five minutes rrom |ect njaure at home, 2'/ baths, large recreation room, full cellar, two-car at Ft XL BASEMEN"" T WITH FINISHE" """D •pan. Approllmately 2.«0 »n. ft. Writ Red Bank, close to schools. Rfnl $200. , 2 RECREATION ROOM, ATTACHED car attached garage, school buses 'A block away. Asking $34,700. ••IJJDOB'1 BOJ 511, HeJ Back. SH 1-.W71. __ $ 13,990 tached garage. Convenient to public and parochial schools. Mus JARAOE. OFFICE^ FOR RENT — Center KAST KEANSBt'TiG — FIvertKiml QualllieJ GI Nn Moni-V Ilo- see to believe at $25,900. $700 DOWN NON-VETS RIVER OAKS - RANCHER - LOCATION AFFORDS UNUSUAL ma Hut lurnlilieci. Call h.tisr, furnish-- or unfurnlsntd. Call'FHA Only .<-» Down ONLY $17,600 AT FIRESIDE PRIVACY - Three bedrooms, two tiled baths, living room, dining SH I-11O0 787-06SR. ! StlfJiect to morlgaeo approval BEST BARGAIN THIS WEEK — Four-bedroom ranch home. Two room, kitchen, full basement, atlached garage. Many extras in- AVAILABLE BEPTBMBEK 1 OUlce FURNISHED — T». dwellings. Three baths, cellar, attached garage. 3/5 acre. Assumable VA mort- (ALL t>OWN PAYMENTS AHE cluding deluxe stove, built-in china closets, breakfast bar, washer, bedrooms each: one hot air space BEACH AGENCY •pace. Broad Street, Shrewlbury. Air gage of $15,300. Only minor attention and the price is extremely SUBJECT TO VA AND FHA ranlltlimta tine bulldlrt. 8H 1-61U. heatfr. oil: other hoi water oil. Lease, 1409 Hwy 35 Middletown dryer, etc. Good value. Asking $26,000. no pets, 5125 _n,j S11S montlis. DEN- low at $18,750. APPROVAL) 8UHJMNO AVAILABLE — Ea»l OS 1-2727 NIS K. BYJ1NE. Rrallor, 8 W. River MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Keaasburv large two-bay service ata- Rcl.. Itumaon. 8f_-U50 tlon suitable for email trucking com- Dailv to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun. to 6 LIVE LIKE A KING - California has nothing on this. Four large OS 1-2531 pany manufacturer, or warehouse. MONMOUTH BEACH - 1 Drew Court Licensed Real Kstatt Broker bedrooms in ranch, two full baths, picture-windowed living room, KfawMtle rent. Call FAawood 2-liOO. - Small cornlortbftl., thre.-bna'room FOUR BF.DnOOMB. 1'i III" hnvli" Hwy. 39 it Lturel Ave. Holmle house. Automatic gaa heBt. furnlstirtl larpe Ilvlns room, dining room. 8H 1 exceptionally large kitchen, dishwasher, recreation room complete IMMACULATE OFFICE — Complete or unfurnished. Septembsr to June, 190. 2107. with bar, cellar, screened porch, two-car garage AND a custom' RIVER OAKS COLONIAL — Livlnl with afr conditioning, .beat, electriclti , Phone 222-9166. and fro narklni built 20x40 swimming pool. Completely private. The lawn is per- room, 33x32. full dining room, threi MKI8TRICH AGEN bedroomso, , twoo bsthi, den, doubldoubl* ga< ly. HO per month. fect. Looking for a quick sale at $33,500. rage, beautifubtifl l landscapelddd plotlt. STANLEY K. DOWNS (Jr. 8H 1 Mg»- WANTED TO RENT BERG fcSl.600. QUALIFIED BUYERS ONLY $2,209 DOWN and you may own- this four-bedroom splil REALTOR HOUSES FOR RENT TWO On THREE-BEDJIOOM homes In level, 2(4 baths, large recreation room, cellar, attached garage, Schanck Agency nice area for two choice tenants. Short of Cash? Use Our in excellent condition and good neighborhood A sacrifice urice Realtor WIOB SBlXCriON OF MNTALB - Rental not to exceed $150 % month. « Undn VI ReJ B "Homes of Charm and Value" Must be clean. Call ELWOOD A. LA YAW AY PLAN of $22,200. jrunushed and onfurolihed. Immed- SH 7-O3S? at« occupanc>. Samuel Telcher Ageno; ARM8TRONG AHRNCY, Realtor, 55* Ocauport Ave., Oceanpon CaU or dial Prosppct Ave.. Little Silver. SH 1-1500 All Down and Monthly Payments Members of th« Red Bank Multiple- Listing Service Member Multiple Lllllnf SHadyside 1-1017 U 2-3600 or El J-SWL FOUR-BEDROOM — Two-bath house. Are Approximate $300 per month maximum. Call Miss Member Multiple Listing Service to |U5 Per MonIB O'Relly, New York. WAtklns 4-1500. VETERANS RED BANK - Good residential REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I BIRO AOENCY Shrewibuiy IU. RUM-ON-FAIR HAVEN — Buslneu NO DOWN PAYMENT area. Four-bedroom, two-bath Sycamore Avenue OS 11000 executlve wishes lo lease Urge un- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Imposlni split with gameroom. Excellent furnished home. Best references, no $16,990 Full Price GENTLEMAN'S FARM — 64 li-lck frame Cape Cod in natural set ftt.w AM alsbt-room ranch In lovely small children. Call 291-0755. This Immaculate spill level home Is acres. 40 cleared. Pond, two ting. Living room with fireplace, lor condition throughout, many ex GREAT CHARM* in this colonial home In historic Shrewsbury. mal dining room, lovely kitchen, twi area. Tliree bedrooml, two tiled batha almost large enough to be spilt Into tras. Pine paneled reception hall and TV den, large living room with family playroom, baaement, two-car ga RUMSON —Urgently need three to two houses, with It's lour large bed- streams. Colonial, four-bedroom bedrooms and bath. Huge expanaloi rail September 1 occupancy. ELWOOD four-bedroom home, responsible and rooms, two bathrooms, dining residence, full bath, living room, attic, wired, heated. Pull basement with Price $25,000. fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen with breakfast area. Four iL AWHTTRONO AOENCY, Realtor, reliable. Mr. Kugler. p.2-34_8. science kitchen with buill-ins. sink, washer and dryer. Jalousled. en- d library, dining room, fireplace, closed, beated breezeway. attached ga- bedrooms, 2% baths, hobby shop basement Your very own 555 PTOFMI Ayr., Uttla Silver. SU 1 WANTED Furnished two-bedroom atlo room RIVER PLAZA — Two bedroom 4S00. house or apartment, Irom Labor Day rage and oversized fully landscaped kilchen, cellar, oil heat, beamed rage, patio, barbecue, sewers. Bes: swimming pool—1S'X30' with dressing room and. patio. Shade neighborhood. Asking $25,000. Quallrlef rancher with expansion attic for 1HBRW00D FORSBT. M1DDLETOWN or earlier to October 1. 949-3836 from lot; shrtrt distance to all conveniences. ceiling. Two-storv barn. Shed. trees, shrubbery, secluded privacy. Only one! Immediate pos- 9 «o 5. Immediate possession at closing. buyers. Principals _nly. Call 201-138! third bedroom. Full basement Immediate occupancy. Seven rooms, Excellent condition. rj ror appointment between 31 a.m. am session. Reduced to $34,000, IU batha. Good rental. Rent I1E5 per one-car garage, good condition WANTED — September 15-Approxl- Non-Vet $650 Down 3 p.m. month. MATTHEW J. GILL. Highway mately tour months, furnished two-bid- Priced $11,500. 33 Hiddletown, OS 1-3290 and OS 1-room annrtmenE or cottage, Rprl Bsr.k. EXCLUSIVE KEANSBURG — Desirable Beacoi SW1. , Little Silver, Fair Haven areas. Two Monmouth County Office Beacn. Ttiree bedrooms, tile bath, util- adults. No children or pots. BWcre ity room, porch, garage, shady 100x100 MIDDLETOWN—Three-bedroom GARDENER'S PARADISE! Nearly an acre. Beautiful shade LONO BRANCH — Three-bejioom $65,000. 4:30 p.m. phone 53-21341. Evenings 63- corner lot. CO 4-6535. split with separate dining room trees, flower gardens, fruit trees, vegetable garden, modern ranch Cape Cod. unfumlahed. Lane yard. 23107. Col Drelsbach. THE BERG AGENCY Excellent condition. Available sept. 1. MODEL HOME and game room, wooded lot. home, fireplace in the living room, dining room, electric kitchen, M£YER MORRILL Featured In Good Housekeeping maga- 1HJ per month. 222-lOBi. YOUNG MAN — Refined, -wants sleep- "Personalized Service" 1 Price $16,000. dishwasher. Three bedrooms, tiled bath. Basement hobby shop ins room, private bath, permanent ar- zine. Apartment coniains it * own kltch- LIKE 1JVDJO ON OCEAN LINER rangement. Near Llly-Tullp plant. OSborne 1-1000 Broker en. Itvlnp-dlnlng room, bedroom an Assume V/,% GI mortgage. and recreation room. Garage. Immediate possession. Asking bath. Main section has three law ELBERON — Furnished, charming co- Holmdel. Slate rental and aceommoda- ixrt, . $22,500. lonial, all loonu, two bath, available tlon«. Healy, 105 CurtH Ave,. Man-:K0Uie Middletown, N. J. bedrooms, formal dlnlnK room ove 58A Monmouth Ave. Freehold looking patio with gas HEMS an September 10. 1125 month. Winter asquart, N. J. CA 3-3841 evenlnf&s jDajly Q-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 WEART-NEMETH rental. Call CA M657. HOpkins 2-5627 brook, living room with fire. Place, entrance hall, modern kltch RED BANK COLONIAL attractively decorated. 21'xl4' living room iriTRNISHED — Four-bedroom home, REFINED YOUNO COUPLE with two|__ small children havr been transferred IEATONTOWN RANCH — Near shop- en. two baths, two-car garage, air con- AGENCY next to Fort Monmouth Katontown ditioned, two furnaces, all appliances, with fireplace, 14' dining room, ultra new kitchen, birch cabinets. area. No least required. Would con- by national corporation to this arpa. |p[nc center. Two bedrooms, kitchen. RUMSON — For the particular 8eek house until next June. Top rental:dinette living room full hath Good wall-to-wall carpetint and drapes. Ask- REALTOR Powder room, TV den, three bedrooms, new tiled bath, full base- sider two Army couples. No pets, avail- meticulous. Custom built frame ing $50,000. OS 1-2832. able September 1. S190 per month $90. Call Mr. Auclalr. SH 7-5005. iteration. LI 2-4337 or SH 70222. Fin- ment. New Luxaire furnace. Shade trees, garage. Very con- ished basement. ranch. Large living . room with M 102 WEST FRONT ST. Call LI 2-11H. FROX- OWNER — Private party wishes RUMSO sN — Three bedroomsm , tw venient to schools, churches, shopping. Asking $21,900, Offers to buy Ihree-bcdrftom, l'i haths, spli THIS COUPLE took Hirer- .y«an to|fireplace, large dining L, modern bathbathss. ii acre. swimmlnil K pool. ajMng FURNISHED — Three room cottage 842-2387 between 6-10:30 p.m. SHadyside 1-2240 considered. ona-car garage. No lease required level with basement and Karagc. RH rind tills Colonial in rare netttiif:; you kitchen, winterized Florida room, Walking distance to Fort MonrnDulh Eank-Llncroft vicinity. To tl7,3-0 can buy it today of Mother FAIR HAVEN — Four bedrooms, l 24-HOUR SERVICE •«, I." Box 511. Bed Sank. Nsture; WTaterla, Hemlock, tall pines, two bedrooms, two tiled baths. No ptU. available September 1. taa naths, dlnlns area, rireclace. pine-pan Member Red Bank Area mw> month. Call U M183. "pies, nntl walnuts: Ivy, azalea*. II- oversized two-car attached ga- eled. beamed playroom H'x20' wlt jalousled entrance on flagstone patio. Multiple Listing Service , LINCROFT — St. Leo's parish. Modern split level, decorated to SIX-ROOM HOUSE — Oa» heat, bath, FURNISHED ROOMS ihrab.r'wo^ti^aws'.^w'idciSiar'Sffage. large deep basement, hot Workshop-laundry In dry basement.' perfection—like brand new! Picture window in the 21' living two enclosed porches, garage. Inquire Moors, beamed ceiling: three bedrooms,: air oil, ample formal grounds, rage. Landscaped plot 62'_xm.- Fruit at 83 Linden Avenue. Hlghlanda. dining room, large living room with r-j,,--j f_ trees. Walk lo school, churches, bus. room, three twin bedrooms, tiled bath, science kitchen, dinette. LARGE BEDROOM open staircase; nunroom; barn-iyre j;a- reauCM tO DUPLEX — Living, kitchen, dining With board. September 1. S18.5O0. Firm. Also available furnished. 22' family room, screened porch, attached garage, exceptional area, three bedrooms. Hi baths, mod- SH 1-0312 rage; convenient Bell Lali. and Owner SH 1-3300. LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Es- ern, HIS per month, Utitltlea not in- Tulip; owner regrets selling. S-il.HMi. landscaping. Priced to sell! . $20,500. Make an offer! LARGE ROOM -- Newly decorated Low tales. See HAROLD UNDEMANN. ate-iike grounds. Center hall cluded. Beltord. Call 291-2965 or OS 1- RUMSON — Near public schools, LUXURY RANCH HOUSE 5751 after • p.m. with car space. Gentlemen preferred, Real Estate, Highway 35, Eatontown. Llncroit Quality-built home. Living plan, fireplace in living room, ill 1-5-.W. LI 2 1103. two-story frame dwelling, three room, formal dining room, four bed- KXECUTWE'B HOME — Five bed- dining room overlooks sculp- RIVERFRONT — Magnificent marine view. Exceptional home NICE ROOM — Ltttl- Silver, l_ Mock bedrooms, modern kitchen, new rooms and two bains, maid's room rooms, three baths. Includea waterfront and bath. Many other custom features tured, rear garden, paneled den, for gracious living. Paneled Florida room, picture windows, 24' 300 rt. from home. 1350 per month. SH from bus line. EDNA M. NETTER hot water oil, ample lot, reduced Gil 1-07-1 Seen by appointment only. Executive modern kitchen with dishwasher, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, deluxe kitchen, lao LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER to $14,000. typo home. Principals only. SH 1-M1S. breakfast alcove. Sunroom, six bedrooms, 3% tiled baths. Include! HOLHDKb ~ Clean, Uiree-bedroom 'UKNISHED ROOMS — Newly decor- FARMS— HOMES— INDUSTRIAL, 8ITES Price lii s«'s. three double bedrooms, tiled .ted. Private entrance, sitting room. In- •pill level, Wi baits, attached [arage, HOLMDK1-—COLTS NECK RUMSON — Economy bungalow. LITTLE SILVER bath, full basement with laundry wall-to-wall broadloom, draperies, two oven range, dishwasher, re- H90 per month. Call CO 4-5181. lUlre 43 Peters PL, Red Bank between Three bedroom I and 7:30 p. m, MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS Two bedrooms, full basement, and bath on second floor. Living room, room and gameroom. Two blocks frigerator, air conditioner. Immaculate condition. Beautiful land- WEST LONO BRANCH — Three bed- Dutch Lane R_. R[> 1. Mirl-cro dining room, hltchcn with dishwasher, hot water oil, two outbuildings, to school, shopping and buses. scaping. Outstanding in every detail! Amazing value! $49,500. rooms, one year's lease. $135 cer ONE ROOM with kitchen, all Improve , P.O. box 32S lavatory, den and acreenptl porch on ments. Couple or one female. 23 South montti. Call after 5 p.m. CA 9-32M. HO 2-41S1 now priced at first floor. Dry basement. large ga- Owner needs smaller home. A St. Red Bank. rage. Pftvpd drlvpway. fenced vard "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES FOR YOUR SELECTION" UNFURNISHED HOUSE — Six rooms, $9,000. new listing. LARGE FRONT — Next bath, no other THREE BBDROOMB T. w batbathsh . trees. Near n " -" •lcellent location. K125 monthly, avail- large living room, dining room. All SH 7-0356. able October 1. SH 1-9231. roomer, private. Fair Haven. Teli phone 747-5016. electric kitchen. Playroom In basement. Asking $22,500. Oil hrat. Near «clraol. 1S2 foot front. DENNIS K. BYRNE ALL YOU NEED IS MONEY for down IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Three- payment on immaculate, most modern SHadyside 1-1017 bedroom ranch, convenient area. $150 FURNISHED ROOM with private Urn A-l condition. Asklne S2H.50O Owner lly. woman only, call after 5 p.m, After 7 p.m. call 291-2171 291-HH days REALTOR-INSUROR gas kitchen, three-bedroom, two-bath per month. SH 7-3009. • _ „, _.. . _. ranch, with exposed basement for fu- Do you "prefer Rumson ? Many 03 1-324D- SIX-ROOM HOME — with fireplace. VONMOUTH BEACH — Six-room win 8 West River Rd. RumSOn'ture expansion In best area or excel- buyers do. Low taxes, excel- ter home, furnished or unfurnished. FiUMSON HOTEL Many shade trees. Near shopping area lent schools and intellectual environ, STANLEY K. DOWNS September IS to June 13. 483 monthly. Oraclotls living, charming atmoipnere and railroad station. 31. Willow Dr., Phone 842-1150 ment. Owner moved and ready t lent schools, fine community One or twrvroom suites, day, week oi U I-3HW a.m. or p.m. Lttlle Silver. Call owner, SH 7-33.8. J(v_ occupancy Immediately. Reduced spirit, all water sports and year round. Enjoy private beach club, Member Multiple Listing for quick sale at J.6.000. RUSSELL II. SHREWSBURY BOROUGH — Untur- cocktail lounge, continental dining THREE-ROOM — Co-operative apart- good commuting are the usual ment. 154 per month. Utilities Included, B0RU3 Realtors, 600 River ltd., Fal sished five-room bungalow. 1100 month room. 10 Waterman Ave., Rumion. One Haven. SH 7-.-32. Member Multlpli Including utilities. Available Immediate- half block South of Sea Bright brtdRe. oil heat, storm and screens, washer. BELFORD reason. If your answer is ly. SH 7-M21. S42.-0O0. 55 Barker Avenue, Shrewsbury Town- Listing Service. yes, please see these three LINCROFT - Very attractive ship. LI !M>802. Three-b-droodmm ranch, separate dinindiing rooroomm , two yearyear s oldld , lilikke neww . LLot RUMSOt N WATERFRONT — ".& acre Rumson Ranch Homes. three-bedroom ranch. Living FURNISHED - Atlantic Highlands. S-INOLK ROOMS — Clean and com- •vllh 100' on water, riparian rights Beautiful view. Immediate occupancy. fortable. Reasonable) rates. Oarage. SHREWSBUnY-Tli-e-bc" lOOz_00. Full price (17.500. A. FRED MAFFEO room with fireplace, large din- cellar, recreation room, extras. M. HUISBERG AOENC¥ dock. Large living room with Tire Five-room house, two bedrooms, den Gentlemen preferred. 92 Wallace St, ull nlace. enclosed porch to enjoy every ing room, kitchen, den, two full with fireplace, one-car garage. $176 yam. , Real Estate and Insurance * REALTOR - 93 Leonardvllle Road Leonardo changing scene. No heat, hut com' baths, full basement, beautifully month. Calall NAVESNAVESENE K ASSOCIATES. uleteiy insulHtcd, AU furniture Include FIVE YEARS OLD. Immaculat Realtonr. 03i03 Hwr.35 . PLEASANT ROOM — With private CVSTOll-RUILT brick and frame &1- 291-9119 Mlddletoivn. family. Teacher preferred-. —Nea r L. PVPI on tre£-fllia4 acre RUHBON -- Duplex hoon~f'lve ronni DEAL. — Oraclous, benutl.u, Rro_in.K Imtnncu nf( SyiTaiiinn- Ave. Li vine room, dln- INVITATION TO HAPPY FAMI rent (100 plus utilities and hent, adults four-five bedrooms, den, $39,500. Wll 'large arrerr Kn^e. os l-aan. co 4-3212. with river rights. Three bed' stsitton andilnR ronin' kltrh|in- ttirrr ''f'lroom.v ca- LY LIVING — Three-bedroom only. Call M2-3759. consider offer. KE 1-0700. transnorliitii HAKLET ~ Cape Cod, four rooms, two bains, two-car ga ROLAND PIERSON vet tow down. See It, tlien cull SH 7- Tvi balh.i. Ijirgf 1-itchMi. tl two-bath brick and frame ranch. rage, kitchen, 23' long with built- 300(1. , washer and dryer. Principal! Located in park like setting on AGENCY OAKHURST — Split level, eight rooms, only CO 4-4l!5 in barbecue, raised hearth fire 1 end of no-traffic street. Living l -'. ItatliB. fenced yard, many extras. NEW SHREWSBURY INTERRACIAL place in living room, screened REALTOR Sl8,0flO Ernrst Tomaln! Rca\ Estate room with fireplace, formal din- — $13,000. Adorable, small ranch, ot> jorch. Only seven years old. AEcncy CA 2-94OT. klft eizc plot, lull basement, many ing room, large cypress paneled 300 Half Mile Road, Corner other features, J*00 down to the ql better than new. den, numerous plus features. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY if.ed buyer. The Meffltricti Ajency, WEEKLY SPECIAL Two minutes to station, school, Newman Springs Road SU 1-5888. OFFERED AT $31,500. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! and shopping. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Water- (Near Garden State Parkway) Matiiwan area. Two flrcplacen in this front, H(_ven-room house, two baths, at- long brick home for winter tima inched Baragr. large sunporch, hot $33,900. . Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 enjoyment can be yours In ihlfl ex- tnr heat 291-1804. :itlng threebertroom rancher. It fen-, HALL BROS. Adding Machlneg — Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating Hires a family room 20x15 feet wllh: MEMBER REALTORS jVPrHNO MACHINES - TypewVl RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CARL B. JONES — r.-TliuITTR"^Tru 1 ~!**>c"- a fireplace, dining room, two 15*15' PRETTY COUNTRY COTTAGE RANCH — Six roomi, three bedroomi . OF RED BANK Hid. rented repaired. Serplco's 101 oratinp. Ocner.il ri»iUr.ii.tiriR. Pullv bedrooms, and one slightly smaller. Air, Btor. windows, Mint. Just right for two. Very attrac- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING two. baths, eight acres, wooded, brook, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Uonmouth St.. Red Binu, EH 7-0183. SH 7-2B3 r SH Insurei. l-'rpc Bst unites. i:i M cm rue mnrl I tinned ilfiti, laundry rnom, bnxr- tow taxes. Price 531,500. Ave,, Shrewsbury. S. J. 717-3011. hoftrd hot ivntfr hrat, four-cnr Rfirace. tive living room with fireplace B13 River Road Fair Haven FRAME RANCH — Sli rooms, three baspment 50x30 with ffrepincc. Bar bedrooms, two haths. nrppjace, acre UNION BEACH — year-round lunre Antiques Wanted Cesspool Cleaning TOM BI.ATB — Pftlntlni?~r.fi"riecr.r sliufflfi board go tun. Ahtmlmini < Z'- [Small kitchen. Dining room a*injs. (iencral Contnttinf; fully to SHadyside 1-7686 plus. Price 125.500. MARTIN AGENCY. master bedroom, two knotty pinc bed- Old Dolls guns Jewelry cut glass r • which opens to large SEPTIC TANKS rlrv wplln serviced. •ured. Twenty yrars esp-_'Pienci Kre« imttloiiH. IM 20fl-l. >n. Many RPPI E'tttp. N-wman Springs Rd, Ltn-roomms punelepu d livingg room,, andd ddinetti e 'furniture Civil War honMi Appraisal! LejchlnR field fid (led Hackhoe work fllllrnntes. SH 1-IHDI after 6 p.m. 131.900. screerle(j patio. Two bedrooms. crott. 8H_7-::25, Modern kitchenkitchen , ..all-tilalltil e -iaii n made. Oiirrun. fill 7-1U1. C. H. Wilson. 3H 1-18<8 naculate, see to apiirecliUe. ^ootw. Terms enn be arransed. ' Over an acre. Well landscaped EXCELLENT RIVERFRONT HOME CO 1 MIDnUSTOWN — Elghl-rooin split le. Plumbing and Heating CASEY * AGENCY. BJ.OKBR One half mile to Garden Stale l l'j butlin, basement, pallo, fenced LARGE FAMILY. "Expansive vl™. Appliance Repairs Fuel Oil-Heating Walker Bulldlns Entrance hall, Uvlnjr room 24x13, fire- Mwy a5, Hazlel, New Jersey J18.W0. 787-2296. TIVS - t50.5(f monlh'ly InrTltTtlea all MR FIX IT ""HE F RTGE nvri O N"~^ noNNIE~KEECIXN - Vuimbing~ii7iJj Parkway. place dining room, large kitchen. Flhr- FUEL OIL. A HEATING—Call SH t- h.atinc Oil burner service, 24-hour Phone 2IH-8142 Night Plione 5GQ-IS54 FAIR HAVEN CAPE COD - Im- !da room, sunroom. alx bedrooma, 3'^ ulllttlel maintenance, taxes. Improve* Washers, dryers, air conilillonera, any x $13,500. OfllO Oil Delivery. Inc.. Bervics A •ervlce. 9H 7-1627. Oppn evenings and Sundaya aculate throughout. Tour bedrooms, Oaths Porch, patio, hot water heat, raents made. 33 Belshaw Avenue houaeholtl or commercial appliance. Sales. 3 Herbert SL, Red Bark. NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom ,^th, rustic living room with fireplace, 1ar« protesslonHly landscaped plot, Hhrewabury Township, LI 'i-2Hi. Service charge only f_i.,V_ Call HBl- ttrfl A BEAUTIFUL RETIREMENT 5710, 1H0 Hlgli Ave., Union Beach. Radio and TV Repair ranch, iwo batlio. K Ce. fireplnce. jpaclous kitchen, irarage. U! Jiealth two-car ffarBPte. LoU of extras. »49,- FOUR-BEDROOM FAIR HAVEN bnsemrnt, iflrgs fenced lot, Many ei- HOME — Custom-built. Perfec- rorcefl owner to sell at $15,450. Low M». LAWRENCE 3. BCHILLINB, APPLIANCE (IK PA IF. and lnsttlla- Home Improvements HOME. Lovely living room with fire- A-Z Radio-Television Repair Berv- trus. Owner.'LI 2-1501. .axes. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG tEALTOR. II Spring Street. Red Bank. placep , kitchen with dining area, law Hon. R«8iaetitl*l and commercial wlr- WORKING MAN'S rontractor—Alter Ice. Prompt, RoanonnMp, 50 Mon- tion in every detail. One-story ,QENOY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Av«. BH 7-4121 MEMBER MULTO'LB I4BT- w •creened porchporch . Haa fulfulll , (Uy basebase- Inj, Allen Electric. 811 7-0612. atlons, additions, painting, masonry. mouth St., Red Bank. 8H 1-7M3. SHREWSBURY — Attrnctlve Cape Cod, house in unusual wooded, land- .Ittle Silver. SH 1-4500. INO, ment Nic lt with ht anil all _(__•_!• llttl* jobs. E_venln|~s LO Six rooms, (nil basement, nUnchert one- men. Nice lot wltn shruhs and ttree". 6-1T1*. sarjigo. $17,000. James A. Curley, scaped setting. Long living room IHRBWBBURY - »1J,6OO. Cape Cod, OLD SHREWBBURY LOVELY — WalHIn: alliance to schools and Auctioneer Roofing, Sidfng and Insulation RH has fireplace. French doors open rlceil for quick nit. Call SK 7-452S. Large, dignified ani comfortable. churches. Asking $17,000. RUBsELL a 8 O. COATS — An essential Auction Jo agenta. Prestige location, Colonial with cen- BORUS Realtors, 600 River Rd., Fair Insurance Insulation A Slditic Corp. Certilied from dininfl room to patio. Apprtiaai Ssrvlca "anywhere." ;ss Johni-Manviiie eonirar.rjr 1'P .VMn" HI-I.KVHX — riistom-bulil mewl. tral hall. Flv« lame bedrooms, 2U Haven. SH 7-4532. Member Multiplt Norwood Av#.. Dl__l Phon_i KKllogg r.arcp rnomj. IIVIIIK, (llnlnB. kllchrn. iLDER HOME IN SECLUDED LIT Listing Service ' ABILITY - SERVICE nependablflty or Adam Llnzmayer 201-O_iO2. Magnificent 'kitchen. Two bed- I,E SILVER AREA 8t. Jamea Par- laths and for family fun and enter- wtifii you Insure your HOME. AUTO, lirec liedrooms, panplprt flpn and rec- alntnj a large filtered «wlmmlns pool OI.SON CO INC-Rfionng Riding" ri'Jtllon rmtrn. I1. ttnthB. two-far Kd- rooms, two baths. Paneled den. Inti. Entrance hall, living room 18x21. RUSTIC TRE1&SHADSD New England y&cht, ombnard. Inituruncr through 1 lining room 16XJB, new Quaker Mntrt lomoletely equipped and with dressing Cape Cod. Bpaclous, deluxe kitchen, ARMSTFLONO \(1__.NCY Hit 1-450O. Insu'stion In-italkd nnrl (jusrifHf SHt.fltlO. OS 1 2?5f Many, many closets. Early oc- room. Ashing only SH.000. RUSSEIX Auto and Truck Rental ior ID veara Pi{ •, DIOS--2\)\-0.1.(1 ;ltchcn, den, three llreplaccs.. Blx bed- feparate dining roornn, 28' Jiving room, flnr II. it BORUS Realtors, 200 River Rd., two bctlrooins down and bath, Charm- AVIS Rent • new car or truck. I_«w 1 cupancy. roonm. tliree liathn, enclosed porch, it I 1 'NCl-.ol.-]' . It.Al:VF.V AVKNMIR • ^»lr IlBvcn. KH 7-4532. Member Mnl- Ins second lloor with studio bedroom. '»t»fi Man ' Ave, fieri Hank SH 7 VVu l a t><"ltr-r rt'-ai" '•.in i)i_r» Tel. Answcrinj* Service $42,500. nchetl garage. Bunement, Sewers. S32.- Agency Hi! \-bh.\i riimp lifilrninn spill, lOOxlSO Int, many ".Oil. LAWRENCE J. BC'<[LL1N< ''pie Listing Service Open porch, patio. Won't last at $15 - POt. PR I-5'JU. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m • Ir.K' l'n<.- Nl'i.ixjii 9H l-iiflj. ODD. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOKN. t.El US HE vuur sert7Ki7v~~Nn nci :K.M*Ton. 18 Snrlng 8trcel, Jled Ban! UM90N — EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. to rtiH-t falls -I finiir annw^rtri •" 7-4121 MEMBER MULTIPLE LIST CY. Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Building Contractor Painting ELLEN S. 't na prove you may have new home Sll/en ail 1-COO. nrrvh,- .411 l-.KH) •ii. dliilnn. l;ir({p living room, Ihi INC. rtunnon nt price of fiO year aid A, J PICONS - Batha. kitchens to ODD JO US - Cuintlng at Its rinait. lome. Enjoy the best schools, recrea- SPACIOUS SEVEN-ROOM COLONIAL modeled. Ceramio tile. Sales. Imtal Renldenll.il anil i.omr.iricli.1. Lnwent ^ix-rn^m rnncll. iunc com i KviLtifl. SU 1-8517. Vacuum Cleaner Repair ;i»niK^, rclliir. 1.01s of Irres, $lT,[SOfl HAZELTON pleled. Three bedrooms, m baths, sep lon and low taxes. Unbelievable three- on treB-llned street. Largo living room !ttIon. 62 Leonarjvlin Rd., Leonardo. tedroom, 1'4 ballu, 24' den In sum wllh brick Nreplacc, Family dining K L_KCTR 6 LUX is lira nfior II ' _ REALTOR ill. flpacloun delule ttl2ff77 or 291-2120. kitchen, 21' living room, larg-ft utlllt> evel on nenerous lot In walking dl». room, deluxe kitchen, breakfast room, Painting and Decorating e lce Suppitf* fAZLKT — Ol))y J7OO CJ)fl)i"wll] ~lnjy 13 West River Road , Rumson ance lo Holy Crosi School. Call now three twin-size bedrooms. tn» t,,<>i, BUILDER - New homeit.., room ad Mi Prospect Ave Llllle Silver Koi icwly piiliitpil tlirpf-lii'droom, l'rltstil rujm, hot water heat, clothes tlryer. 4tUoni,. b«8m«nl and _...attic_ rooms.„„,„„, LOUIS CAS8AN - Palmar, decorator, til (ached garage and only 120,200. EL- •ind select colora for hom» priced all bsaement, two-car garage, oil beat. prompt hfims service or free checkup ranch with full brisrmenl nni yaragp, 842-3200 -' «5,«00. RUSSELL M. BORUS Heal- Value packed al 110.000. KLWobD A. kttobaoj, carfciB. r«piin and alter- h 25 years expsrlenceixpsrli . 43 on your Electrolux, call PR 5-0661 or sltuatpd on hpajttriilly lanrlsosppd plot. WOOn A. AnMSTRONO, Apncy, Real IUOOJ. Htrbtrt lili«nr»uch. 8U 14201 npin Avft. 6U 1-1701 e p.m. Member of Red Bank tor, S55 Prospect'Ave,: Iiltl* Silver. ton. 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. BH 7-AHMffrnONO AOENCY, Realtor, 555 •ftir 8H 1-2O7CL SOilin.' Asking IMA appralipd value im Ilambtr Multiple listing Service. at (17,009. CO l-(035. Multiple Listing Service iH 1.4S0O. Prospect Avs., Little Silver. BH 14900. SEAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE POT ffiZ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . LEGAL NOTICE • RED BANK REGISTER TEM Witnesses' Friday, August 24, 1962-21 PRACTICALLY new tour bed- MsJ5i*j Bood room nach on one-hilf acre, ga- 4 bcrcirlth bu be*n CC1.U7 put THE LOW AGENCY REDDEN AGENCY tfti iwsiajr toy j»rio4 of ttmitnw* rage, patio and aluminum ttnrms. l bib » »«it MUM pr«*«»°« Convention puct *ad unity to people from REALTORS Selling at ipprtised value, J17,- ftkmini tfci validity «f * til walks of life, regtrdleu of 100, Realtors • Insurers ice cu b* comincocfd *<• p tb$ LocaJ Bead Uw, hM h*mun to background.*g ' 636 Rfv»r Ro.d F.ir Hivtn Member of Red Bank Multiple listing Service from the t*U of t&t Dm publics Op«n Emv Day CHARMING fllder four bedroom Set Sept. 14 Jeiwvah'i Wttneww, whtd) In- SH 1.4477 HUWAftU W. ROBERT*. • * * homehnma, larglaro«e livinliuinrig roomrrVim , full din/tin-. 301 MapU Av»., cor. Bsrgen PI. P Towwhlp Cr«rlt MOUNT HOLLY - More than stalled 33,209 new ministers In - • Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing ing room, basement, plus two ORDINANCE.AUTHORIZING THE 2,000 delegates representing 19 196], will add considerably to this room professional studio with CONDUCTION AND JNBTALLA congregations are expected to at- list at this convention at a bap- GRACIOUS FAMILY HOME separate entrance. Ideal for 741-9100 T1ON OP VARIOUS DKAINAOE FA- CILITIES IN THE TOWNSHIP OF tend the semi-annual Bible con- tism ceremony set for Saturday. Within walking distance of Holy Cross school and on the public beauty shop, doctor, music MIDnLKTOWN IN TUB COUNTY OK ichool bus route, this lovely and comfortable home is perfect for studio. $19,000. HREE-BEDROOM COLONIAL in Little Silver. Near school and MONMOUTMO H AND APPHOPRIAT1NG vention of Jehovah*s Witnesses Sept. 15. Part of the program will the wall or large family. It has a center hall,, 17x21 living room, shopping. Fireplace, kitchen with breakfast area, dining room, THE COST THEREOF AMM > AU- THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF in Rancocos Valley Regional be devoted to demonstrations of charming dining room, modern kitchen, and an 18x18 den on the CUSTOM built ranch in best res- baths, sun porch, dry basement, two-car garage. $19,900. BONDS ANN D NOTES,TETOO K1NANCFINANCKE High School here Friday through techniques and experiences in the first floor. There are four bedrooms and three baths on the sec- THE COST OF THE SAME NOT EX- dential area. Full basement, at- Sunday, Sept. 14-16. ministry and to general training. ond floor and the third floor offers additional bedrooms when ached garage, dining room, red- LITTLE SILVER RANCH in most desirable location. Four bed- CEEDING THE SUM OF needed. Four fireplaces and hospitable open porches are extra fea- rooms, den, Urge living room with fireplace; screened porch and BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Raymond Bosworth, presiding Joseph Saia, district supervisor. TOod colonial keeping room with ommittee ot the Township of lllildle- tures. Beautiful grounds in one of Rumson's finest estate area. aised brick hearth. Asking $26,- patio. Beautifully landscaped grounds. Open to reasonable offers. iwn in the County of Man mouth .and minister of the Red Bank will be the convention's chairman $55,000, Asking $39,500r|.: ... lave ot New Jersey; congregation, said yesterday the and main speaker. On Sunday, iOO. SECTION 1. That the Township COUNTRY LIVING AT THE JERSEY SHORE THREE-BEDROOM RANCH with fireplace, tiled bath, garage. iddletown undertake a program for assembly is designed "to provide Sept. 16, he will speak on the Here is a lovely colonial with five wooded acres offering beautiful SHOREWAY Near transportation and school. Immediate occupancy. ** " •onat ruction and Installation a three-day program of intensive topic: "The Bible's Answer to seclusion and privacy, in the heart of Rumson's estate area, close orm sewers of reinforced concrete Our Problem of Survival." to all conveniences and only five minutes from the ocean. Large mortgage can be assumed by qualified buyer, $17,009. own but practical BibJe instruction to REALTY CO. icordlnt to plan* and specifications d Jehovah's Witnesses in their The meeting Is sponsored by living area with master bedroom and bath on the first floor. Three CUTE CAPE COD IN LITTLE SILVER — Perfect home for young aiie by Henry K. Labrectjue ami mi le with the Township Clerk, the lo the Watchtower Bible and tract bedrooms and bath on the second floor. Charming flagstone ter- Hwy. 35 Holmdel family. Three bedrooms, tiled bath, basement, garage. $16,900. eaching and teaching ministry. atlon* of the same to bt as follows: Society of New York. race. Full basement with workshop. A property we are proud to .Oft Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 "arrell Drive anrl Normandy Court: "The convention also will dem- offer at $49,500. ST. LEO'S PARISH — Almost new ranch. Three bedrooms, two :ellly Slrpi't anil Kelly Klrcet; Tnyfnr venue and Sunset Avenue; Irving nstrate how the Bible message — LEGAL NOTICE RUMSON WATERFRONT baths, fireplace in large living room, basement with finished gann treel; Hellevue Avemip unit Tlriicl. FURNISHED — For the boatsman or retired couple. A perfect re- RIVER OAKS COLONIAL room, jalousied porch, baseboard heat, carpeting and drapes in venue; Greene Avenue and. Leonard- Christian living can bring ft'OTIGK treat in the spring and summer months. Paneled living room [n very belt area and a real dream. eluded. $26,500. [lie Road; Warren Avenue nnd Hur- -LEGAL NOTICE MONMOUTH COCNTT 13' Jiving room and fireplace, 33' din- iony Avenue; Poplar Street and Cheat- SLIUKM.ATF/S COURT 15x24, fireplace. Two large bedrooms, ample closets, compact ing room, modern kllclien, den,. 2'S ut Avenue: Oakland Avenue and Bay- NOTiCK in Urrdltora to Prevent kitchen, enclosed patio 15x18. dock. Lot 100x200. No heat, but master bedroom, second Is 16' and Ihe CONTEMPORARY RANCH in Boro of Shrewsbury. Three bei. lew Avenue; Ocennview Avenue and NOTICE Is hereby given that the Claim* Atalnit EststtB third 11'. l',i tiled baths. Enclosed rooms, two baths, fireplace, Youngstown kitchen. Unusually at- ummltt Avenue; Mlllbmoh Drive ami llnwlng Is a copy of a resolution ESTATE OF THEODORE S. WITT- can be installed at reasonable cost. Good condition. Asking $18,500. porch, two-car garage. The grounds ,one Oak Road; Maplewood Section 1; uly juiBSPd hy the Board of Chosen NEIt. DECEASED «re beautiful. Asking 129,900. tractive. Very liveable home. Owner will consider a reasonabl iroadway nnd Navy Depot; Kitm.iry. reehoMcrs ol Ihe County of Mon- PurHUant to the order of EDWARD RUMSON CAPE COD. CROWELL. REALTORS offer. Asking $33,000. line/ Sylvia, Ward. Collinaon, Wilson, ioulli at the regular meeting- held C. BROEGR, Surracatc of th« County 1 East Front St. Red Bank home Maplewood Section 1; Acktr iignut 15, 1962. Hearing" will be held of Manmouili, ihla d«y m&de, on the Within easy walking distance of one of New Jersey's finest schools, SH 1-4030 Irlve and NIlea Avenue; Route M, Raid resolution at the next rrpular application of the underslfnett, Benja- GOOD FOR RETIRED COUPLE OR NEWXYWEDS — Two bed lain Street and Bray Avenue; Bay. min Oruber, Artrnlnlatrator ol th* es- this attractive home offers comfortable family living. There are MulllpU Lilting Service Ide Parkway; Bwartzel Drive; Swim- cfling of ihe Board n! Chosen Free- three bedrooms, two baths, extra large living room with fieldstone rooms with space for more. Living room, dining room, kitchen, olders In the Board Rooms, Hall ol tate ot the a&ld Theodora B. Wlttner, ling River Koari; Barbara Terrac*: ecords, Freehold, New Jersey, on given fireplace and a full basement Trees, shrubbery on a lovely corner RUMSON—Seven-year old three- basement. Quiet street. $15,000. Avenue, all at a cost not lo *ceed ihe sum of |180,00Q.W. ieptemtier 5, 1M2. at 2:00 p.m., at the credit on of laid deceaaited to lot $27,250. bedroom ranch, 13'x24' living ...... Ume all persons interested will sent to tfie suld Administrator ie given an opportunity to be heard CIEIIT.B under oath within all1 month a SPACIOUS RANCH room, kitchen with dining area SECTION 2, That the sum of .nd the Board will consider any ob- from this riftfe. Situated on three acres beside a small lake, this exceptionally fine 1% tiled baths, over-sized ga O0.00 or BO much therenl a« in ectton xo th« proposed Improvement Dated: August 22nd, 1M3 RAY VAN HORN REALTORS ufflclent to carry out the provisions hlch may be presented. BENJAMIN GRUBER home combines the convenience of ranch living wipi the comfort age. $18,500. if this ordinance la hereby approprt- By Order of the Board. WUHarai Street, ited for *ald purpose and a down jiay- 1 *nd privacy usually found in two-story houses. There are four bed- OVER A QUARTER CENTURY nent has been provided for In the IRVING B. BENNETT H.ffhtanda , New Jeney, RUMSON — Roomy Victorian on Clerk of the Board Administrator rooms. 2& baths, 14x21 living room with fireplace, full dining room, urre.nl budget for trie yenr 1S62 ami Benjamin Qrufcer. Eaq. magnificent modern kitchen, large breakfast room area. There is comer lot near bus and schools. Member Multiple Listing Service jrlor years in ihe Capital Imnruve- RESOLUTION OP BOARD OF ment Fund in the sum of $9,000.00 nnd CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS OP THE 1(12 Bay Avenue, also ft 14x27 family room and the finished basement is equipped Reception hall, living room, fire RIGHT IN RUMSON and near the river. Quiet tree-lined streel bonds for the balance thereof'In Hit1 COUNTY OF MONMOl-TH Highlands, New Jeriejr, with a complete kitchen, bar and barbecue pic for carefree enter- place, dining room, fireplace, Five-year-old brick and shingled rancher in top condition. Fou um of |171.000.00 are hereby author- WHEREAS, R. S. 27:16-1. among ottv Attorney ted to be Issued for thr^purpiise of r things, authorizes said Board to Aug. 24, 31, Stpt. 7, H 938.02 taining. The entire house is air conditioned and features thermo- pantry, large kitchen, four bed- twin bedrooms, full basement, family-sized dining room. Formici Inanclng the cnsl of the ftforenaii 1/ldpn, niter, straighten and chnnge the pane glass windows. An underground sprinkler system and elec- rooms, two baths; hot water oil kitchen, dishwasher, porch, two-car garage. Only $34,000. Toject; the Iota! amount of bonds is rade or location of any road or hi un- der Its control, or any part NOTICE trically operated doors complete the picture of ft well planned, lux- heat. $21,000, ued not to exceed the sum of J171,- MONMOUTH COUNTY 00 00 which If the estimated amount ;he'reof; and to improve, pave, repave, NIJUtOnATK'S COURT ury home. $63,900. OVER AN ACRE! Very secluded. Near everything. Trees, lawn; of bonds or notes to biued. The mail, lurrace or resurface, repair and maln- ny roarf or highway under Its Nolle* to Creditor* to Preitnl RUMSON - Located in a cool and gardens. Lily pond. 12-year-old rancher. Three bedrooms mum amount of money to be rnlsed Claim* Against Estate grove of trees. Contemporary from all sources for the laid purpose crntrol, either In whole or in part; and a den, dishwasher, dining room, combination windows, base- U the sum or XIBO.OOO.OO. ,nd ESTATE OF LOUISE A, BRUKCK. anch on V/i acre plot. Living t. Needs decorating. Asking $22,500. DECEASED, THE WELW5RO0MED LOOK men WHEREAS, Hance Avenue t« a Coitn- Pursuant to tha order of EDWARD •oom, window wall, fireplace, SECTION 3. It Is hereby determined :y road located within the Borough of Everywhere apparent in this lovely ranch with many features for and declared aa follows: C. H ROE OK. Surrogate ot tht County dininI;..! g area. . , kitchet.n.t.Mn. ...:»withk barbeVatW- "HAATOMAKPBOATSMAN'CS PARADISE.DADaTMCT? " tfaatnHeavyr dock*fn#>1r, Adeep water. Like nev >w Shrewsbury; now, therefore of Monmouth, this day made, on the easy maintenance. Attractive living room, spacious eat-in kitchen, (a) That all bond! or bond antici- BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of application at the undersigned, M»ry three bedrooms, ceramic bath. Full, dry basement with pine cue pit, dishwasher and wall brick and frame rancher. Paneled living room with window wal pation notes Issued pursuant to thla Chosen Freeholders, of the County of Louise Bharpieis, Sole Sxacutrlx o| ths oven, screened porch, three bed- facing the river. Fireplace, three big bedrooms. 20 closets, tw ordinance (hall bear Interest at a Monmouth that Hance Avenue be estate of the said Lou lie A. Bruftck. de- paneled daylight recreation room, laundry, workshop, garage, fully rate not exceeding six per centum Iripned, altered, straitened and :eased, notice is hereby given to the landscaped. Close to schools and transportation. FHA 10% down rooms, 1A tiled bathsba, two-car tiled baths. Formica kitchen, two-car garage. Many other fea- per annum, and the maturltirs, rhanged In grade or location, &n,d lm>creditors of ssld d#ees.fed to' preient arranged. FULL PRICE $17,900 garage. Taxes only $656. $31,500. tures. Asking $45,000. Offers invited. form and all other matters not de- iroved, paved, rep&ved. surfaced or re- lo the said Sole Executrix thalr Claims termined herein shall be determined iirfaced, repnlred and maintained In under oath within six months from ccordance with ft map entitled "Plsn this date. EXCELLENT TASTE created RUMSON RIVERFRONT RANCH - Deep water dock. Sevei by resolution or resolutions of ihe Profile of Hance Ave., Newman THIS IS THE ANSWER __ _ ^ _ _ _.._ .**»• •_ __ m •___ t a • • 4 «, ( ^— , * M m a this beautiful Little Silver show- rooms, den, screened porch, two baths, fireplace. Beautiful slop- governing body of the Township prings Rd. to Rycamore Avenue." Dated: August 2nd, 1W3 Spacious and well planned three or four-bedroom split level home of Mfddletown adopted pursuant to a ted August 9, 10GO, revised June 8, MARY LOUISE SHARPUCflg in meticulous shape. Entry hall, large living room, lovely planters, Iplace. 21' living room, with fire- ing plot. $28,400. law. flRl Sept cm her 19, 1961, Aufust 7, 85 Hlverlawn Drive, placeac e, dining room, kitchen with y npproveii, attached hereto and 77 Broad Blreet, rage, patio, fenced yard. Unusually fine landscaping. Immediate Acre plot with nice trees. Asking $35,000. Taxes $77$. • a. part hereof: and Red Bank, New Jersey occupancy. Assume 5J4% FHA or 10% down FHA arranged. dry basement, garage. $27,900. (c) That the supplemental n>M Attorney. statement required by H. S. 40A:!- IT FURTHER RESOLVED that ASKING $19,500 804 River Road SHadyside 7-4100 Fair Haven, N. J 42 was. prior lo tha passage of this Auf, io rt, it. si mu Save time and discomfort! la ordinance on first reading duly my additional real estate or interest LOOKING FOR PRIVACY? made and filed In thi office of Ihe herein which may be required or me- NOTICE cpect our picture gallery of ove exsnry to carrv out the improvements, MONMOUTH COUNTY Then see this three-bedroom Custom Cape Cod, excellent condi- 300 listings, Township Clerk of tha Township ot as shown on the foregoing map, that) tion. Convenient, yet secluded Middletown location, approximately SHREWSBURY OFFERINGS Middletown and salil supplemental acquired by purchase, gift or con- ftURnOGATS'S COURT debt statement showi that the grow Tnation pursuant to tne provisions Notice to Creditor* to PreiMl one acre, exceptional landscaping, patio, shade trees, wooded debt of said Township of AHUrtle- if R. S. 27:16-2; and Claims Animt Estate background. Living room with raised hearthstone fireplace, sepa- JOHN L MINUSH BEAUTIFUL TREES and FLOWERING SHRUBS town as defined In Section <0A2-« BK IT FURTHER RESOLVED that KSTATE OF NORMAN DILETTO, Make a pretty setting for this older two-story home. Four bed- of tha Revised Statutes ii Increased copy cf this resolution, together with DECEASED, rate, paneled dining room, lovely custom kitchen, jalousied family REALTORS-INSURORS by this ordinance by f 171,000,00 and he maps attached hereto, certified bf Pursuant to th* order of XDWARD room, two bedrooms, tile bath down, king-size bedroom, one-half rooms, huge kitchen, foyer, basement. Barn type garage with that the obligations authorized hv C. BROEGE, Burroftt* ot th« County the Clerk of this Board, ahull, &• soon of Monmouth, this day mada, on the bath up. Generous closets and storage. Full, dry basement in Member of Red Bank storage loft. Hard to believe—bus, school and shopping are so this ordlnanca *lil be within Ihe. is possible and within thirty days aft- debt limitations prescribed by the er the adoption ot thla resolution, be application of th* und«rslgn*d> Chris- eludes recreation room, laundry and workshop. Hot water oil heat convenient. Asking $20,000. Local Bond Law. tin* DlleUo. «ol» Extcuirli ot tht Multiple Listing Service Hied tn the Office or the County Clerk estste of the laid Norman DlUtto, d«- ASKING $21,000 HOLMDEL (d) That the amount of the pro- for public Inspection; and ceaied, notie* is nertby given to tha 35 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 ceeds of the bondf or notes BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Near Christian Brothers Academy — Four-bedroom colonial with fter the fillnr of this resolution and creditors of Raid deceased to prcient authorized by this ordinance which map as aforesaid, the Clerk of this to the aald Bol» Executrix thtir clsitni WEST LONO BRANCH — Cap* Cod 2Vi modern baths, 27-ft living room with fireplace, formal dining ma/ be expended for Interest on Board shall give public notice In th« under oath within fix montts tront MATTHEW J. GILL new. Three bedrooms, living room, room, den, jalousied porch, basement, three-car garage, 114 acre: the obligations to finance the said Anbury Fnrk Press and the Red Bank ils date. dining room, kitchen, with wall oven, Improvement and legal expenses Re si flier, being newspapers printed and Dated: August 8th. 1W2 "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" sble top range, expansion attic, one- with many large shade trees. Low taxes. Extras—$33,500. and the cost of the Issuance of such circulated in the County of Monmouth CHRISTINE DILITTO, :tr (irage. 115,100. obligations and ennineerlnR fees, and circulated In the Borough of New 0 Allen Place, HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN $2,200 DOWN and th« other mutters specified In Shrewsbury, and further glvlne; public Red Bank, H*w J«»iy, OCSANPORT — Split level, Dew. Section 4DA;2-20of the Revised Stat* iot.ee of the filing of the resolution Sole Executrix OS 1-3200 ? OS 1-2917 Three bedrooms, large living room, To assume 5'A% mortgage. Entrance foyer, 20' living room witt utes of New Jersey, Ifl not exceed- ind mnp for public Inspection and Meisrs. Vtugban & Mnrailtl dining room, modern kitchen wltr brick fireplace, formal dining room, three bedrooms, enclosed ing- the sum of J9.A64.25. that this Board win meet In the Hall 1T7 Main Btret, dishwahser, walnut paneled den, larg SECTION 4. Pending the Issuance Of of Rprords, Freehold, N. J. to consider bathrooms with double sinks and porch, or den, large kitchen. Extra lot. Rumson High School laid bonds, the coit ot said work may the proponed Improvement on the Fifth Attorneys, vanity, powder room, laundry room $17,500. be temporarily financed by the Issu- day of September, J&62, at 2:00 p.m.Aug, . 10, 17, 24, H tl&.U with dryer, one-car garage, baseboard ance of bond anticipation notes, and being not less than ten days after hot water heat. Sle.tRx). ATTRACTIVE RAMBLING RANCHER each of said notes shall contain a re the publication of said noilcei NOTICE dtal that U Is issued In anticipate arhich time this Board shall meet foi Peter J. Gallagher Boasts entrance foyer, 26' living room, four bedrooms, two fu of the Issuance of bonds, and nhal the purpose o! hearing and consider- MONMOUTH cotnmr WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY baths, lovely kitchen with dishwasher, wall oven and generou describe In general terms the purpos ing any objection to the proposed Im- SUHROGATE'S COURT Agency or purposes for the financing ot whlcl provement which may be presented Notice to Creditor* to PrtieaJ REAL T-O.R S breakfast area, screen porch, basement, recreation room. He the note Is famed. AH aucli note* ma iy any person Interested therein and Claim* Agmlnil Eitate 5 West 8L Monmouth BetcS water baseboard heat. Well maintained. Worth your carefti be Issued for a period or not exceed ESTATE OF UAROKL PEflRAULT, • 222-2531 scrutiny at $25,900. ing one (l) year, and may be renewe< "vided by R. a 27;I6-3. DECEAflBD. from time lo time for pprlodn of nrti Aug. 24 Furtuant to the order of EDWARD Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. exceeding one U> year, but such notes, C. BROKGE, Burrox&te of the County WEEKEND SLEEPER MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING including renewals, shall mn'tire an NOTICE of Monmnuih, thli day made, on the paid, not mars than two (2) yean ppllcitlon of tba underaljned, Harry Don't mlsa thli value picked three EXCELLENT LOCATION trom the date of the original nolcs MONMOUTU COUNTY Jnuld, Sole Executor of the estate of SH 1-0804-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK bedroom rancher, full dry basement, except as specifically provided In Sec- RURROflATR'S COIHT tho eiia Marcel Pemult, deccucd, wall-to-wall carpeting, air condition This three-bedroom, l'^-bath home Is perfect for the commuter tion 40A:2-8. Nottre to Creditors to Present lotlcs li hereby given to the creditors unit, plus beautiful built on family Claim* AgMiDRt Kstatn f said deceased to pteient to the room. Owneri loss, your gain, (3,90 Attached garage, recreation room, beautifully landscaped. $18,501 SECTION 5. That this ordinance stall ESTATE OF GEORGE P. JEN- aid Bole Executor their clalmi under MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE tasti assumes Gl 4>i"f> mortgage with full priCC. jke effect twenty (20) days after the NINGS, DECEASED. oath within six months from thli date. total monthly payments ot $107. Low first publication thereof after final pas< Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD Datad: August 7th, 1662 closing costs. Great savinji on Inter* save, BROEaE. Surrogate ol the County HARRY GOULD TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES Paised and approved at a meetln of II on mouth, this day made, on the 202 Wilson St. NAVESINK ASSOCIATED REALTORS of the Township Committee of th application of the undersigned, Cath- Union Beach, NiW /eriey Cal Ohlsen Paul McFarland Township of Middletown held an Ai erine B. Lunghans, Acting Executrix Bol» Executor , WHITE BIRCH. SINGING BROOK, TWO ACRES - A setting Harry Kearney of the estate of the Bald George F, William C. Lloyd, Esq, right out of (airy land. Builder's own home with many extrf.* -Zi Hwy, 35 Middletown 03 1-0600 WALKER & WALKER Jennings, deceased, notice Is hereby 38 Church Street, Five bedrooms, V/i baths, tremendous family room with fireplace, MEM BEE MULTIPLE LISTING REALTORS ' Chairman of th* Towmhl] given to the creditor! ol aald deceased Keansburg, New Jiney Committee to present to the said Acting Execu< Attorney. spacious screened porch with privacy. Two-car garage. Reduced SOLID COMFORT 661 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. trlx ttielr clalmi under o«,trt within Aug. 10. 17, 24, SI »38.B3 to $+8,900. This Shrewsbury owner thought ol SHadyside 1-5212 < Howard W. Roberts six months from this date. everything Intending, to stay a lira- Township Clerk Sated: August lSth. 1M2 NOTIOE time. The home has a 2V living room Route 35—Across from Shop Rite Market, Middletown, N. J. Au|. and fireplace, 13' dlnlnc room, modern CATHERINE E. LANQHANB, MONMOOTH COUNTY RUMSON -WONDERFUL FOR A FAMILY — Charming 35-year- kitchen, game room, three bedrooms OS 1-2126 OS 1-3311 CO 4-5212 00 East Front Street, SURROGATE'S COURT (two are IT, the third 11'). Vi htthi, NOTICE Red Bank, N. J. Xotfcft to Creditor! to Preaea* old colonial in excellent condition on spacious, beautifully land- Member Multiple Listing Service (Acting Executrix) scaped lot. Living room 18x39 with fireplace and magnificent & 4V pstlo and two-car garage. Lot MONMOUTH COUNTY ObUme Agalnmt Esta-to IMilSO', «1! with lovely trees and SURROGATE'S COURT Will I am E. Beaty, Esq., view, formal dining room, wonderful kitchen with eating space shrubs. A most comfortable location. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP SO East Front Street. ESTATE OS* DAISY HANCS, DE- Will accept offers. Price 129.750. lo Creditors lo Present Red Bank. N. J. CEASED. and laundry area. Intimate den and lavatory, two-car garage, 24-HOUR SERVICE Claim* AgsJnit Jut*** Attorney Puriuant to th« order ot EDWARD CROWELL REALTORS ESTATE OP MARY KOSMA, HI C. BROEOK, Surrogate of the County Second floor has five bedrooms, three of which are master size. Red Bank CBAHED, Aug. 2(, 31, Sept. T, II 123.53 tl East, Front 31. of Monmouth,' thli day made, on the Two baths. Offered at $41,250. SH 1-1030 Pursuant to the order of ED WAR Multiple Listing Service NOTICE pplcttlon of the undersigned, titan LOTS AND ACREAGE C, BnOBOE, Surrogate of the Count: Rtusillle, Jr., Administrator with Will of Monmouth, thlf day made, or " VETS NO $ DOWN GARDEN APARTMENTS STIE MONMOUTH COUNTV annexed of the eitate o( the laid Daisy r application of the undersigned, 1 CAPE COD IN CHARMING AREA — Compact house priced right Excellent location. Long Branch. _ beth K. Nayior (formerly Klizabeti SURROGATE'S COUIIT Hancei decened, notice Is hereby srlv* Living room, spacious kitchen, two bedrooms and tiled bath. One blocks from business district, one mil Langford) and Anna Hockln, Sieci Notice to Creditor* to Present en to the cradltore of said decea»d to SNYDER REALTORS NON-VET $600 DOWN from Honmouth Race Track. Consist trices of the estate of the said Mat Claim* Against Estat« prcaent to the said Administrator with car garage. Second floor has large bedroom with play area. Ask- of 22 units. All faolUtles, wonderfi Kosmn, deceased, notice la hereby gl< ESTATB3 OF CORYDON F. TAYU>R Will snneted their claima under oath ing $16,900. Established 1673 ix-room ranch home with three opportunity- for builders, Investor*. Ft en to the creditors of said deceased DECEASED. within six months trom thli date. Tic. 132.900. Ntedl only (9500 eti lo present to the said Executrlcei Dated: July 31st. 1962. Member of Red Bank bedrooms, living room, dining lown. Bslancg builders terms. 866-55! Pursuant to the order of EDWARD their claims under oath within ah C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County LEON REU3SILLE, JR. Multiple Listing room, kitchen and bath. St. TAXPAYERS' PARADISE — Holmdi months from this date. of Monmouth, this day marie, on th IE* Broad St., Acre zoning, five Improved bulldli Dated: August 21st. 1962 Red Bank, N. J., LINCROFT — Custom ranch. James parish. Plus these extra's application of the undersigned, Frsncli not ordinarily found in this price sites, one to two acres from J7.0C ELIZABETH K. NAYLOR Lobdell and First National City Truil Administrator with Will annexe! LITTLE SILVER - B7.S00. Unbellei Three bedrooms, two baths, pan- Or will build to suit. Convenient &6S Greene Avenue, Company, Executors of ths estate ol Menri. neuisllle, Cornwell, THE BROOK AGENCY able but true, a five-bedroom, 2'4 bat: ange. Bell Libs and Llly-Tullp Co. CO Belford, New Jersey the said Corydon F. Taylor, deceased Mausnpr and Carotenuto, colonist bl-l«vel. compli'le with recrel eled recreation room ,on living S614. ANNA HOCKIN notice Is hereby given to the creditor, 34 Brqad Street, tlon room, laundry, two-car garagi level, fireplace, formal dining 255 Sunrise Place, Red Bank. N. J.» REAL ISTATE Largs landscaped lot. river right: 1. Full basement CHOICE SELECTION «-3600 Oustave Prandatetter, deceased, notin NOTICE bedroom, two-story colonial re- hereby given to the creditors MOSMOUTH CODNTT ROBERT WHATJGN. LEONARDO - Lovely three-bed- shrubbed and landscaped lo OUR HUME WANTED - Wtty . R Mechanic Street cently renovated. Formal din- with us? W* advertls* aitsnstvely nal the sa NDRROflATK'N CO HUT Living room, dining room, mod Red Bank, N. J, room older home. Science kitch- ing room, large kitchen, full — Six-room Cane Cod the newspapers, radio and publish Executors their claims under oa to Crrdliora tn Present em kitchen, three bedrooms, VA on thres acres, excellent location. catalog for horns isekeri. Ws are men within nix montlm from thla Aate, Claims Aiair.11 EitfttA Administrator. en, large living room, tile bath, 118,300. Sated: Augunt ICth. 1962 David C, Fiirmah, ICiq., baths, pine paneled recreatioi basement, 20x40 pool with caba beri or th» TWR. a national real e*tai ESTATE OF MARGARET AUMACK, basement, oil hot water heat. na, old shade, one-acre plot. NEW THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — 'eferral aervlca W« are "Horns TrL OUSTAVE BRANDSTETTER, JR. DECEASED, 12 Broad Street, Sacrifice $14,700. room, kitchenette for use wltl Spacious living room, fireplace, 1VS •rs" - two offices, |] full time salei 7 Florence Ave. Red Bank, N. J. Asking, $29,900. Purmiant to the order of EDWARP Attorney. baths, poople. Call WALKER * WALKEI Mlflilletuwn. New Jersty C. BROEOKB, , Surrogatg e of tht County recreation room or patio. Lot: letllort. Member* Red Bank An y Aug. 3. 10, 17, 24 |2162 HIGHLANDS HILLS of storage space and walk-ii |Z1,3(M. EMMA UED att MMonmauth,Mt, h thithis *tli:.T< niBRTRR AUMACK, i held on Wrdneiiliiy, Aiigutt 32. BEAUTIFUL SUNDECK OVER- ly reduced, I17.4OO. ROLSON-WATER EXTERMINATION COMMISSION lo l>e held ot tin I* of llc«. Wcrfnexiiiiv, ft Wrsley 9trppl. BURY. IB Wfsl Front Street, Rei Mlgimt 2fllh 1M2 nt 10:00 o'clock In Monmnuih Beach, N. J. nnd wtiR there upon approved by LOOKING River and Ocean. Rank. SH 7-3500. George V. Illmensee Notice is nerfijy i;;vcn . ml : ;i the forenoon, property at Oreengrove the Chairman o( the Townalilp Com- OCEANPORT - Cape Cod situ- bldi will be received and publli Executors mittee. Best, buy for young executive Real Estate — Mortgages Wenue, Kcyport, New Jersey consist- eflflm. Atiramoff A Apy ated on 125x125' tree-shaded lot, ARE YOU INTERESTED In a CUJ opened srfll rend an August 3ft, 1 ng of a plot approximately 75 feel with large family. Five bed- tom-bullt. beautifully shrubbed Colonlr." at 3i Colts Neck 10 a.m. by the MonmoMh County M< IDS Rfnad Btrect, JOHN T, LAWI.EY. HOpklns 2-3172 by 75 feet containing a small frame Red Bnnk. N. J. Chairman of Ihe Township CornmlUM rooms, Vfx baths, formal dining Living room, all new birch kitch- spilt with river rights? Here Is a qulto Eiterm I nation Commlnlon at I 'tiillriMnf,. three-bedroom, two-bath almost new office Wayside Itofid, New HhrewBbur Altory Htiwkrd ,W. Roberta en with modern recessed ran^e, NTERESTED IN EXCELLENT Bids wltl be entertained and the Township Clerk. room, living troom, two fire- home In excellent condition, Aaklnr NPW Jersey for the MrntuhinK and t be Notice tft Creditor* tn I'reernt Notlre in'Creditors to Present rmvment. 30 North Park Ave. KB 1 ELL. REALTORS. BII 7-M00. detailed In specifications obtalna Itponitcd at the thni^of mlr; balsnrr nalmn AxsHnnt KKIUP Claim* At ft I nut Entntf BT. MARY'S PARISH AREA, Three stairs, all cedar lined closets. 3031. from tht Com mis lion's office. >( the purrhnae price to lie paid within EEBTATB E OF RKNJAMIN MARMUL ESTATE OF LOUIS HOROWITZ, DE- bedroom ranch. FHA appraised, $H, 'OLTS NECK — Beautiful modern dirty davs arier approval by ih* Stntc Many extras too numerous to MIDDLETOWN Sherwood Fores' one trimmed home, paneled rumpus ROBERT OBTEROAARD STEI.VI , DEEAflK CEASED, OOP. 787-376?. Pour-bedroom split, recreation roon lurenu. of AmiUtanre ot the Nrw Ji>r1 Piiraiiant lo the order »f EDWARD mention. All this for the low oom, attached gflrase. !% acres. Buperlntenrtr ^y repartment at inntUutlnns sm Pursuant to the order *.ot KDWARD liTTLB SILVER — Immaculate asv two full baths, patio, full oaaemer :my tinuBUQl fenturrs. Priced for !m- "* RflOKOK. Siirr untf of the Cnunl •*. HHOECiE. Burmgrui; of the County. auachfd, garasr. On full acre. Cor AUK. 24 IS. \genclen; convfynnce to be mnd^ byof Mnninnutli. thla dfly mnrie, on the en-room ranch, with three twin-sixed price of eillnte sale. HO 2-3413. •nrpaln nml Hnlf Drn\. Thn Mon i[ Monmnuth, Ihis day made, on lh» bedrooms. Tilt bath, paneled ltnre. Board reservef lld RO niillcatloti of tin »ndfralKneel, n«»n irate dining room, 22' living room, only, oa 1-3374. if rldit In ffjert nnv «rtd «ti hU\mMarinuUtdn, Bnlo Executrix of th? e.i "tnrnwltz, Role Kxocutrlx of the pstntej corner (Ire pi-ice, foyer, cenlcr hall, iFv6uArtKiA Orf LOTS AND ACREAGE The Board of Education of the R isprctlon of the prfmhru may hi ntn >,' the antfl Nm(i* Monmltz. ifpi'cnacil, finished basernent, green house, work- nut Ice- Is hprehy itlvci •otlce Is hrreby given to the creditors FAMILY, here Is n challenge for yr ACHES — New Hhrewshury. jon-Falr Haven Regional High Schoi laflt durlPK hiiilnesn hmir*. shop, superb landscaping. Olter at 122,- Don't delay, call now. This older home In rted Bunk arr Ittimsun, N. J.. solicits bkln [or Hie nllln f *ii Id il ROC used to prenfli't to the 000. BLWOOD A, ARMSTRONG, Apr.- vrlfice (300 per acre. Ernsst RHODA ROtJTHAI.L, lo the ««ld 8nle Execulrl aid BrtU Executrix their clalma under four hertronmn. two full baths, ti Inl rtcal Estate A6«ncy. CA 21)4117, tranaportatlon of pupils for Fall apo c/. Realtor. MS Prospect Ave., Llttl* kitchens can be R (wo-fnmlly horn lo b* opened end rend at 1*11' reeul Tieputy DlrPctor, Mormoutl 'ic!r clnlma uinier "nth ithin n> ult within nix monthi from thli elite. SUv«r. SH 1-4500 Asking- 117.1)00. THOMPSON * EA' 1LTS NECKT"^- Hi sera partially meeting of said Board to he held Cnurty Welfire Board month I! from t)Un dntr. Dated: July 31st, 1062. MARIE COX AGENCY ooded lot with running brook. Won- neorjre Weilon, E«i. Dated; /uptint l.'ittr, 1!W!2 nOSB HOROWITZ FAIIl HAVEN — Heven-room colonial, TBLL. REALTORS. SH 7-S0m Tuesday svenlng, August 38, 1062, -rful location. ft;0O P.M., In the High School, Hl(! RORE MARMl' 30 litilcreit noad, full basement. Three bedrooms, one Realtor — Insurer ONK or A KIND — Nothing like U.800, Road. Rumson, N. J. Dpaclflcatloi \«g!"l6* 2* HT.fH 71 Kcypnrt Road, Kiheron, l,nnc Branch, Naw J««ey Comanche Dr. Oceanport In this price range. Seven years ol, may bs obtained from ths Secrets N*w Mnnmouth, N. J. Bol* Executrix, „ - Ilfl,000. Immaculate, friendly neighbors, four bedrooms, dei of the Board at the High School. tt adds upl More and more (flolf Eiecutrlx) •.'.mum, Warwitk A Warwick Ctr* CM wJih thrtt Jarjre bedrooms, modern kitchen, renced play yarn, ft- George V. Illmensee The board ressrvsa the right to Meaira. Kin Inky A HimMmi.n, 434 Ptoadway •1th a fourth almost completed. Ex- CA M502 buemlnl. Easy financing just offerr >eople use The Register ads each 3 Esst Front Street. Long Branch, New Jariey at IHBuo. First coma.flrst bnughl Real Estate — Mortgages Jeot any mnd all bids, tra tarn knotty pin* kitchen, unusual ' MRS. BB*TMCB WEBB Red Bank, New Jeney * Attorney H. for this or let home. Partially finished MEMBER SHORE HALL nnOF.. Realtors, Member Mu .1. Jl Colts Nee: issue because results come fast- Attorney! Unit Listing, «13 Rlvtr Bold, Kalr Hi Secretary, bmment. THO MEIBTWCH AGENCY, MULTIPLE LUTING Kii er.«Advertisement. Aug. 11. 24, 81, Sept. 7 128.5; Aug. a, to, n. u III 1-5MB. van. SH 1-1681. HOpklns 14173 Aug. Ji r Augw» U, VM BANK BECIST1B Homesickness Like SuoUowt, Tlie World Today: Wins Again StwrUng$ Return Allen-Scott Beport . ' .;,-. GLEN ROCK (AP) - They SPARTA (AP) - SUrtlm «d It just like grownups - eome bu* to Spirt* like the oat o( bed at the crack of tmtikmt that rctora to Ctpb- Criticism Mounts New Hampshire COP Trouble dawn, down to the railway fla- trano. By JAMES MARLOW •have started the whola nation to tten with « tultcue full of "They come every yew at Anociated Preu News Anaryit question Its ability to compre- By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT clothes and off to nearby Pat- this time, hot tbb year they're hend." crson. mine than ever," said Msgr. WASHINGTON (AP) _ That A month before1 he said he be- MANCHESTER — Mrs. Dolores Bridges, widow But once at their destina- John F. McKenna, pastor of pleasant relationship between lieves Kennedy is in the clutches of the powerful Senate Republican leader, is losin tion, the 9-year-old girl and Our Lady of the Lake Church. President Kennedy and former of the- "big spenders." He had President Eisenhower is getting ground in her ambitious drive to win his seat. her (-year-old brother felt "They're like an umbrella of acutely criticized the Kennedy pangs of homesickness. birds going over for 45 min- increasingly abrasive. farm program before and after Polls and other sources indicate that despite a So the girl found a phone and utes." No name-calling, no personal the House killed it with all bu bustling start and the support of a former U.S. senator tailed her father who was still The starlings provide nightly attacks, but blistering criticism of one Republican voting against it. fast asleep. The drowsy par- and noisy serenades. Resi- each other's administrations. In his television talk to the na- and two ex-governors, Mrs. Bridges ent Immediately called Pater- dents wonder what causes the Several times in moments of tion Aug. lJ-after the Russians son police. appears to be steadily falling behind breed to make a small patch deep concern since he took office had shot their orbital twins into Officers said they found the Representatives Perkins Bass and Ches- of woods along Upper Lake^ Kennedy has sought out Eisen- space — Kennedy admitted the youngsters eating breakfast at Mohawk its annual meeting hower to talk with him. This was United States was behind but had ter Merrow. the Lackawanna Railroad Sta- place. a switch for Eisenhower, whose started late in the 1950s. tion, the boy still wearing pa- As of today, the Sept 11 G.O.P. Mrs. Frank Lane, who lives relations with his predecessor, Eisenhower, whose administra- Jamas under his shorts and senatorial primary is a neck-and-neck adjacent to the patch of woods former President Truman, were tion spanned most of the 1950s, sweater. | Vf*-^^B race between these two House veterans at 6 Sagamore Trail, said the frigid. said Aug. 15 in London he does The youthful travelers were A BUlLY-or |u>t o normally agressiva child? parenli need starlings have been arriving not agree with those who say the But twice within 10 days, Ken- ""^ — with the outcome a toss-up. taken to police headquarters to take a complete look at their child'* over-all behavior. from the north at sundown and Russians have a space lead over nedy has traced two of this coun- Barring a sudden and seemingly where a tearful family reunion Then, they may decide to consult an agency like Family Ser- taking off to the south at dawn the United States. occurred shortly afterward: try's most vital troubles—the vice Association for tome advice. • for the last two or three weeks. "I do not agree," he said, "that "Scott unlikely switch in trend, Mrs. Bridge Authorities said the children space race with Russia and the "They make an awful rack- they (the Russians) have a space staged their expedition after economy—back to Eisenhower as and Senator Maurice Murphy, appointed to succeed et and a mess," she said. lead or that there is a gap. I'm being scolded last night for EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake "They most be different birds troubles he inherited. Bridges by Governor Wesley Powell, are out of the little tired of that word gap." riding their bicycles in the every night, but they must Eisenhower's criticism of his At his news conference Wednes- running. dark. kaow other birds have stopped successor In the White House has SM&M4MG IM TO KISS JUNIOR day, Kennedy—saying "anybody here because they all follow Powell, seeking an unprecedented third term, also picked up steam over the past who attempts to suggest w» are the same pattern." is In hot water. GOOD NI6HT— PAST-me three months. not behind misleads the American Revocation "They rattle the trees," said A one-time Bridges protege and OBSTACLE A month ago today he a people"—stressed: her 17-year-old son Randy. the Kennedy administration "is member of his senatorial staff, Powell "It sounds like a storm when "We are second to the Soviet For Youth floundering — thrashing aimlessly Union In long-range boosters. I makes no bones he wants to retain the they're taking off." about" while doing things be said FAIR HAVEN - Robert H. Da have said from the beginning we governorship to further his grandiose vidson, 18, of 3 Brown PI. lost have started late.:.but I believe aspiration to be the Republican presi- his driving privileges for six before the end of this decade is Hecht Is out, the United States will be dential standard-bearer in 1964. months and was fined $15 yes- Dr. Hoyt terday after he was found guilty ahead." But breathing hot and heavy down of careless driving. Rotary Club Earlier this month in the Sat- his neck is John Pillsbury, 43, ordained Mr. Davidson was arrested Gets Medal urday Evening Post Eisenhower Sunday night after he was In- said he doubted the wisdom of clergyman, member of the State Legis- Allen Speaker] racing the Soviets to put a man volved in a one-car accident on For Service lature, and former utility official. Hulking and force- Buena Vista Ave. RED BANK - Jean R. D. on the moon and criticized ful, Pillsbury Is battering Powell on a number of counts, Subsequently he and his broth- Hecht of Toms River, Rotary dis- FAIR HAVEN - Dr. C. Doug, the Kennedy administration for spending too much on the space foremost among them economy — dear to the hearl er, Eric Davidson, 19, were ar- trict governor met yesterday with las Hoyt, 907 River Rd., has rested on charges of assaulting the officers of the local Rotary been presented the Armed Forces race. of New Hampshirites. a police officer, resisting arrest Club at Red Bank, it was an- Reserve Medal narking his 20 Kennedy, as if answering the Over the length and breath of the Granite State, and being disorderly. nounced by Whitney Crowell, years' service. spending complaint, said Wednes- Pillsbury is effectively thundering, "When Powell took Magistrate John V. Crowell president. day: yesterday postponed court action 'We are well behind but wa are office In 1959, our state had a total debt of $17.75 mil- on the criminal charges for a making a tremendous effort We lion. Now we face debt of $132.5 million. And the in- week. The two brothers were re- increased, after I took office, terest on our outstanding debt is nearly $21 million. At committed to the Monmouth after four months, we increased County Jail pending the action. the budget for space by 50 per this rate, if Powell gets another term, the state's debt Robert Davidson told the mag- cent over that of my predecessor. will exceed $150 million." istrate in court yesterday he had "The fact of the matter Is that Pillsbury also is making bees found guilty of careless this year we submitted a space budget which was greater than less communism abroad, and driving twice previously. considerable political hay the combined eight space budgets more centralized ' all-powerful Louis H. Parks, Jr., 19, of 329 Today's Business Mirror: of the previous eight yean. So with Powell's persistent re. government at home." Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, paid this country is making a fast ef- fusal to debate. Pillsbury Doesn't Wow Voter! « $19 fine for not having an auto- mobile registration in his poses- fort which is going to be much Is hammering hard on this, Merrow has labor backing, and bigger next year, and the years is aggressively after the Catholic sion, plus another $15 for care- loudly charging Powell less driving. Which Firms Are Due to come, and represents a very vote. That Is supremely impor- heavy burden upon us all." "Doesn't dare face me man- tant, as New Hampshire's Catho- Gary Delatush, 18, of 7 Shera- Last June 1 Eisenhower said he lic population Is now 45 per cent. ton La. Rumson; Richard G to-man." and other Republican leaders are Merrow has been a congressman Heim, 20, of 66 Riverside Ave, Senator Norrls Cotton, who Is For Space Growth? "deeply concerned about the di- since 1943, and has high commit Red Bank; Sharon L. Dechalus, running for a second full term, rection In which our economy tee seniority there. He is risking 18, ol 35 Bank St., Red Bank, Is certain of reelection. His op- seems to be going" under the that In the confident hope he can and Addison C. Davidson, 35, of by SAM DAWSON position falls in the "token" cate- 892 Sycamore Ave. New Shrews Dawson Kennedy administration. gory. win the senatorial nomination — and he has a first-rate chance bury, each paid $15 fines in court NEW YORK (AP)-President tary space,spending is now run- But in his Aug. 13 talk on the BEWILDERING MELEE - to do it. for careless driving. Kennedy makes it plain that the ing around $1.5 billion a year, economy Kennedy said be inherit- space industry definitely will be- that about 40 per cent of defense when he took office Jan. 20, 1961 Most curious aspect of the hectic So has Bass, who has been a C. Douglas Hoyt come more of a growth industry. research funds are being spent foi Jean R. D. Hecht ed recession from Eisenhower lour-way scramble for the congressman since 1955. A The problem for corporate man- space. The civilian space agenc> and that under him the country Bridges seat is the outward aloof- young former banker, whose He spoke of the "inter-rational- Dr. Hoyt joined the Naval Re- Titans Lose agements and for investors is to i3 spending $3.7 billion a year now. has had to recover from two ness between Governor Powell paternal grandfather was Lin ity" of the Rotary organization serve Dental Corps Dec 13, 1940. guess which companies will share Both military aid civilian spend- Eisenhower recessions: in 1958 as and his appointee to that seat — coin's Illinois campaign manager and the part "every Rotarian is Subsequently he participated in in this growth. For this is an in- ing is expected to climb next year. well as 1961. Senator Murphy, former adminis- and whose father was a governor taking to further International re- the initial landing in August, 1942, Bill Mathis dustry where obsolescence often Some think the total may rise tc tratfve assistant of Powell and of New Hampshire, Bass belongs lations and understanding." of the First Marine Division al LOWELL, Mass. (AP) - Bill sets in even before a contract can as much as $7 billion, as the Unit- his attorney general. to the moderate wing of the GOP. "This year," he,reminded Red Guadacanal. Mathis, All-League fullback for be fulfilled and where tomorrow's ed States strives to catch up anc Bank Rotarians, "we are urged Following World War II he re- On the surface, there is no He voted for President Kennedy's the New York Titans of the Amer- contract is today just a gleam in a pass the Russians. A-Ship campaign link between them. trade liberalization bill, and has ican Football circuit, suffered a by our international presidenl turned to the service in the scientist's eye. From industry's point of vie- supported other administration broken right collar-bone in the Nitish C. Laharry, of Calcutta, Korean Conflict and was pro- They'vey, , had no falling out, and The President told his news con- military and civilian space spend- measures. Thij has broughght exhibition game with the Boston India, to develop to the fullest moted to captain in 19S6. For 10 Advances personallyllth. theii r tieti s are as ference that the Defense Depart- ing is all one—what the Presidenl considerable disapproval ffrom Patriots Wednesday night and our own personal capacities foi years he has been the examining friendly as ever. But Powell is ment is considering even larger calls "a great inter-relationship.' old-line Republicans, but a lot of will be sidelined two months. world fellowship and for person- dentist at the Perth Amboy Na- electioneerinlii g strictly on his own, iudgets for U.S. space spending. And industry itself is pouring hugi val Reserve Center. Forecast support from rank-and-file vot- Boston handed the crippled al services." and so Is Murphy — at Powell's What contracts will be let and sums into research that could im- ers, particularly Independents. New Yorkers a 17-10 setback, He added: "President Laharrj By FRANK CAREY firm insistence. When by chance who will get thern will plot the prove known space vehicles or Six candidates are running for their third straight exhibition believes that by 'Kindling the Associated Press Science Writer they appear at the same meet- future of some companies primar- produce new marvels. the Republican nomination for loss. Mathis is la a hospital here spark within,' we take the firsl SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP)-Oevel- ing, Powell goes out of his way ily allied to the missile, defense Merrow's House seat and three and will be moved to New York The President mentioned onl] step toward releasing the latenl Bnai Israel opment of the pioneering nuclear to Ignore Murphy, while warmly and space industry. for Bass'. Of the six aspirants today. one space program, that revolvinf pewer in each of us to be ol merchant ship Savannah has acclaiming Senator Cotton. But a still large number of com- around the Titan missile. At leas' for Merrow's place, three are Examinations, however, re- service to others." shown the way to building im- Insiders attribute this strange panies will be affected. These will 10 corporations have had a majoi Enrollment at former Bridges employees. vealed that guard Bob Mischak Mr. Hecht described some ol proved yet cheaper atomic pow- Powell attitude to his belief that supply the wide variety of parts part in this program. And the suffered only a bruised foot and the accomplishments of Rotar, ered vessels for world commerce. Murphy Is headed for defeat, and and services that combine in the prime contractor and major sub EDDIE-TEDDY BATTLE — is expected to be ready for the clubs in this district and compli- Robert E. Wilson, a member of the desire to prevent that from complicated vehicles the United contractors have in turn given o Record High being tagged as a repudiation of Dr. Reinhoid Niebuhr, noted exhibition game at San Diego on mented Red Bank Rotarians or the Atomic Energy Commission, States will launch in *rm ciock which ii expected to ttic crowd in the White House •/ill cost $156 million. Including rose garden and gave them "my , , • . • ,, ,„, Mil" a tape device which citing stock. iessly insane on August 25,1900. broadcasts pistol shots, barking It will have closed circuit tele- very warm welcome." He said f he understood this was the end He is best known for hii rebel- °, dogs, honking of car horns, ision at central area stations etc. —winding up with a can- of their year in this country bu to speed up peak passenger lion against Christian ethics. non's boom. quickly recovered and asked rrcvement. Long welded rails wil whether it was the beginning. <" ' cut noise and give smoother 'You look so American," he The Day Under Your Sign running. remarked with a grin. ARIE5. (Bom March H to April It) LIBRA (S.pt. 2H» Oct. 22f Kennedy asked how many were Your work rile will dwindle e.ulcU> it Coo't »a»lo time dajdrfralnj' «bn Sea Bright's School from Europe, Latin America you jut tactile me Job at a ttaz. |W» ao moth work© be dona tight Asia, Africa, and each group TAURUS (April 39 <» May 20) Will Open Sept. 6 You may not be inritfd to t toclal iftVf SCORMO(Otf.»f.N«,JI| raised hands. The President said of • co-worker, bat don't sfcov disappoint* Offer to dude mrer tie work of • „.- SEA BRIGHT — The borough America can learn from the merit, aoa who tw nude an enw of tome aort. ichool will open Thursday, Sept. teachers but that ho hopes they GEMINI (May II f. Ju» 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 i» Dae. 21) Mrs. Helen Young Sawyer, You'll enjoy an irt •bow, concert, outdoor Don't lire die impression that you are also learn something from us. thfiter or other form of entertainment. egotistical when in reillir jou. aren't. Tlncipal, has announced. . something of our culture and CANCER (Jun. 22 io July 21) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22 fo Jan. 20) Classes will begin at 8:45 a.m. yhere we have been and where Ymi ntir orerloolr a payment it you Ain't A trlt'tt may arise, but will ie rejolrea New pupils will register tha keep B calendar of cue (tatei next week. we are going. «• quickly at it aroie, iipecta indicate. lame morning at 8:30 a.m., Mrs. LEO (July 22 to Auj, 21) AQUARIUS (J«n. 21 is F«k If) Kennedy shook hands with Othm resent rulea nude beeauie'of tho You'll get alonr OK despite discourag- fawyer said. All new pupils must many of the teachers, glanced aclinni of one or two thoughtless ptrioni. ing remark] of enrioul perBWi. iring vaccination certificates and at their Identification cards show- VIRGO (Aug. 22 to S.pl. 21) PISCES (Fab. 20 to March 201 'upils entering school for the Ing where they are from and It take* two to quarrel ai well ti to The problem that wonted jou niddcrilr irst time must bring birth UofifcM iciiw to ret IDIOM ufiimcm.

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BACK-TO-BOOKS SPECIAL! ANNUAL SALE On Sale Saturday, 9:30 A.M.! Berkshire Hosiery Seton Casuals now thru September 1st! that take advantage of Berkshire's money'saving prices!

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Packed with loads of school spirit! Seton cat-

uals In popular styles in Black, Fawn,' Truffle big savings for teens on Berkshire's Eye'Catchers!

and Breen, . rag. 1.00* -.--' - NOW .91 3 prs. 2.70

* Reinforced with the famous Nyloc Run Barrier Colors —Tint, Twinkle, Twilight STEINBACH'S HANDBAGS Street Floor and Asbury Park STEINBACirS HOSIERY, Street Floor and Asbury Park

SHOP Both Stores WED. & ML. NIGHT 'TIL 9