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VOL. 87. NO. 237 S?SSS FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Sandman Blasted by County's GOP Leaders Director Joseph C. Iiwin, peak- "It will boomerang." Union House, in Red Bank, told "People called me up yester- ing to a party meeting last night That VMM the reaction last night The Register: day and said they believed Char- in Neptune Township, he Mid: of county Republican leaden and "I am always concerned when ley (Sandman) had gone too far "I.accuse Mr. Sandman of be- Sandman Wants Todd, Woolley Out candidate* to (he Mast fired an inter-party fight reaches the in his remarks. I think he over- Wednesday night by Sen. Charles ing completely out of order and NEWARK (AP) — State Sen. Charles W. Sandman, Jr. but I know a man who can do the job better." He declined name calling stage. It never stepped his bounds." W. Sandman,, Jr., primary can- of insulting every member of the serves any purpose or has any campaigning for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, to disclose Hie name of his choice. George Jewell, Oceanport, didate (or governor. county committee and the whole oalled yesterday tor the ouster of GOP State Chairman Web- The Cape May County lawmaker fired his blast while top- value. It could have severe re- Sandman, spealcing in the Cob- Republican organisation." percussions." executive committee member of ster B. Todd and party leaders in Essex and Monmouth ranking state GOP leaders attended a $10O*-plate dinner for the Young Republicans, asserted: bleStonw, Middletown, at a din- Irwin then said: "I can't un- James M. "Chippy" Coleman, Counties. Dumont, the choice of the Republican Screening Committee. "How could Sandman have the ner sponsored by his supporters, derstand how. If he should win Among the guests was Todd. Asbury Park, a former council- was vitriolie in his remarks about the primary — and he won't — Sandman told a news conference that if he wins next man and candidate for the As- nerve to ask Russ Woolley to Tuesday's primary election "the first order of. the day" will Sandman also fired a salvo in the direction of Bergen help him in the fall, if he won county chairman J. Russell he could expect the support of County Republican leader Waiter H. Jones, the featured speak- sembly, also informed The Reg- Woolley. He also criticized nation- Hie county organization in the be an attempt to remove Todd, Essex County Chairman ister: "He calls the party tired. the primary? I think the senator Andrew Axtell and Moamouth County. Chairman j. Russell er at the Dumont affair. just asked for trouble." al committeewoman Katherine K. general election." Referring to Jones, Sandman said: "There are too many I know that Freeholder Ben Dan- Woolley. skin, Joseph Azzolina (candidate Woolley said yesterday: "The Neuberger, Middletown, and other Irwin declared the attack made Republicans who want to lose in November so tiiey can run for for the Assembly) and myself more Sandman talks the more party leaden. by Sandman "will boomerang," Axtell and Woolley have endorsed. Sandman's chief op- governor in four years. There is one of them in Bergen. and said that it "was what our are not tired old men. In fact, he puts his big foot in his mouth. Sandman, at the time, said Wol- ponent in the race, State Sen. Wayne Dumont, Jr., of War- "There's no one who dislikes Dumont more than Jones party members needed to get we're still young enough not to He's talking himself right out of iey must go; that the Republican ren County. Todd, however, has remained publicly silent in does," Sandman continued. "He's told me so 800 times." them to come out fighting hard- get tired because somebody says politics." party was tired, and needled the campaign. / At the Dumont dinner, Jones said he's giving full sup- er (hen ever. If Dumont ever we are." Some GOP leaders feel that Mrs. Neuberger about her voting Of Todd, Sandman said: "I don't went to criticize, him, poort to Dumont and predicted, "so will Bergen." record at the GOP national con- wanted a sparkplug in this pri- Stout's View Thomas F. Shebell, former mayor vention last year, i mary, Sandman Ignited it In Sen. Richard R. Stout; West of Asbury Park, and now the Irwin Hits Utk j Monmouth County or any other The freeholder director, letting a Democrat. You would expect into a primary contest. It hurts Bradley Beach, visiting a meet- Allenhurst, who heartily endorsed Senator's manager is the one who The first to lire, fade/with1 place you don't try to crucify off steam, said that "it -would be the going to get rough. But no- everyone." ing of the Monmouth County Sen. Wayne Dumont, who is is advising Sandman in his ti- and add rebuttal was Freeholder your own party memben." different if he was in a fight with body should bring personalities Assemblyman Irving E. Keith, Young Republicans in the Old Sandman's rival, said last night: rades against Woolley. e Silver Mayor Candidate Democrats Select LBJ: We 11 Withdraw Republican Woman

LITTLE SILVER — A Republican wom- department equipment and the all-Republican 1,700 Dom ingo Troops an will head the local Democratic ticket in Borough Council's attitude towards develop- November. ment of the borough library and local rec- WACO, Tex. (AP) — Presl- Mrs. Eleanor D. Ingram, Point Rd., a reational facilities. dent Johnson announced today registered Republican, last night announced Mrs. Ingram, who is president of the he is issuing orders to withdraw that the will be the Democratic candidate for Little Silver Friends of the Library, said her 1,700 American military men mayor. candidacy was spurred by "what hasn't been from the Dominican Republic. But he warned at the same Await Word on Fort Unit Mrs.. Ingram, a former Board of Educa- done in applying for federal aid for library tion member, will seek to unseat GOP Mayor construction and for the Green Acres pro- time that in the hemisphere "we can expect more efforts at FORT MONMOUTH — Is the Department of the Army Repeated Register requests for answers are met with Charles W. Stephens. grams." planning to chip away another part of the U.S. Army Elec- silence. Until the Democrats' surprise announce- triumph by terror and conquest "The amount ol money Uie borough through chaos." And he called tronics Laboratories here? Reportedly, a reply has been prepared and is awaiting ment last night, Mayor Stephens was unop- spends on roads is out of line with the the go-ahead from top officials. posed In his bid for a third term. for "new international machin- ' Specifically, is h planning to pull the laboratories' Meteorol- amount of money we spend for other things, ogy Division away from the U.S. Ariiiy Electronics Command . Maj. Gen. Frank W. Moorman, ECOM's commanding gen- Mrs. Ingrain's candidacy has the en- ery geared to meet fast-moving and with the amount of money spent on events." (ECOM) here and move it — perhajwout to Colorado, home of eral, had hoped to establish the Meteorology Division as an dorsement of the executive committee of the roads in neighboring towns," she said. independent laboratory — the Atmospheric Sciences Labora- In an address prepared for the National Science Foundation's National Center for Atmo- - local Democratic Club. tory. "I would like to see a two-party system commencement exercises at spheric Research? " ~ ' ~ She will be write-in candidate in Tues- • The major reorganization of the command's Electronics day's primary. in Little Silver," Mrs. Ingram declared. Baylor University — once Has the move been scheduled for this summer? She said that the Democratic Council headed by his great grandfather Laboratories, now under way, will split it into seven inde- Just one vote, followed by the filing of The Ann? Is jrelusdant^to say —• at 4hfetime. • ' _ •' . pendent labs. • document accepting the nomination, will contenders, Mr. Litwin and Mr. Florian "are George Washington Baines — If is two days since The Register first .put those questions:' The Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory is one of them. fut h»r on the November ballot with the excellent candidates." Johnson said, "When forces of ; to ECDM and Its parent organization, the Army Materiel The Meteorology Division employs approximately 60 per- Democrats' candidates for Borough Council, '• Does; Mrs. Ingram, a life-long Republi- freedom move slowly — wheth- Command in Washington. ..- sons. . Cordon N. Litwjn and Jtnymond J. Florian. can, plan to change her party affiliation? er on political) economic or mil- Mrs. Ingram laid her decision to run was -"I've been- a Republican all along," she itary fronts — the forces of btrtd on her support of the local Democratic •aid, "and I haven't made any commitment slavery and subversion move to sBttt." rapidly arid decisively." Thin Council She crf&fted tHcal expenditures for road (See DEMOCRATS, Page 2) "Th president said that one of learned during the i-weeks in the Domin- Vote Favors ican Republic is that "it is clear that we need new international Wilson Trial Shifted machinery geared to meet fast- Site Change moving events." LONG BRANCH - A scant "When hours can decide the- quorum of City Council members fate of generations, the moment voted 4-1 last night to recom- of decision must become the mend Rockwell Aye. for the site To Mercer County Court moment of action," tie added. of the planned 10-story, 100-unit The 1,700 troops the President enior citizens project. FRBEHOLD-Trial of the emo- Wilson's husband, Harry J. Wil- will start on schedule Tuesday said are being withdrawn are in Although the meeting agendas tfon-pack«d property condemna- son, assailing the authority. at 9:30, but in Trenton and not addition to 1,600 he said have listed a resolution calling for the tion law suit between Long At the same time, Judge Horn Freehold. been withdrawn over the past recommendation of the Morris Branch Coumdlwoman Lucy J. reserved decision on a bid by Judge Horn has been assigned two days. Ave. site, council * quickly Wilson and the Long Branch the authority's special counsel, to stay with the case and will And Johnson said he has in- switched its choice. The change Housing Authority was ordered Edward F. Juska, to hold the preside. A special jury panel of structed Lt. Gen. Bruce Palmer, was in the wake of a recent tele- transferred yesterday from Mon- Wilsons in contempt because of businessmen and others experi- commander of U.S. forces in the ram from the Public Housing mouHh to Mercer. the statement and the timing of enced injroperty evaluation had Dominican Republic, "to dis- idministration which completely Superior Court Judge Herbert its release. He indicated he will been drawn but will not serve. cuss possible further withdraw- •ejected the Morris Ave. plot as als" with Gen. Hugo Panasco Horn, directing the.first change rule when the other litigation "is A Mercer Jury >eing unsuitable for the project. Alvim of Brazil, commander of of venue from Monmouth in atbehind us." Instead the jury will be drawn, Voting for the choice were May- the Organization of American least 20 years, said he acted to Trial of the condemnation from the general panel of Mer- or Milton F. Untermeyer, Coun- States forces in the revolt-torn prevent the possibility of jurors suit, in which the authority is cer County residents. cjlmen Vincent J. Mazza, Edgar Caribbean country. being prejudiced by a public appealing a $1312,000 award by Ralph S. Heuser, attorney for N. Dinkelspiel and Michael G. Johnson said the necessity for ON CAMPAIGN TRAIl — Ocean County Republican Senate candidate William T. statement two weeks ago by Mrs. a commission early last year, Mrs. Wilson and her husband, Celli. Councilman Henry R. Cl- quick action is one of "the new Hiering, left, talks to two Monmbuth County Young Republicans in Union House, Red objected at first to use of a offi abstained. realities" made apparent by the general panel, holding that it Bank, last night. With him t1_l_. * n A •> • . - ments Tuesday. "If we don't take it this time, Company answered five calls, be- 136 Harrison Ave. The antenna Phalanx Sale in Doubt mouth County yesterday after- The, defendant changed attar the Democrats will do some ger- tween 5:49 and 6:14 p.m. as had been struck by lightning. noon and last night. Hail was neys just before has last sched- COLTS NECK - The 122-year-old home of two of the most important experiments in the rymandering and we'll be out for lightning short circuited a TV reported in the Red Bank area. In Long Branch, a telephone uled trial date, May 17, and his (tie North American Phalanx, off the Phalanx 19th Century of the economic theories of Fran- years to come," he said. set in the home slx acres with the 40 by 80- by the cooperative. Jt ail came to an end Classified 26-34 Sports 23-25 lightning. foot home. "And he won't budge," Committee- \Ugust. There will be no pickup In observance of Memorial in 1854; however, when a fire destroyed the Comics 35 Stock Market _ 4 According to police, lightning man George Handio said. flour mill, saw mill, blacksmith, tin shop, and June.—Adv. D«y, the Daily Register will Crossword Puzzle 4 & S3 Successful Investing 4 struck the Village Shop, Newman - - No action was taken and no hope offered OM b» published Monday and valuable machinery. Co Go Again Editorial 6 Television 15, 16 Springs Rd., Llncroft, and the its business offices will be that further negotiations may be' successful. Soon the colony was deserted—«he group's Sleepy's Invictas, The Fountains Jim Bishop .....J 6 Women's News 10, 11 homes of John M." Judge, Har- , closed. Publication will resume A purchase price was not revealed. Insurance carrier went bankrupt and in 1855 Lounge, Long Branch, Tonight. John Chamberlain 6 Religious News .'. 18 bor Green Cir., River Plaza, and i Tuesday. The North Americas Phalanx was one ol the place was divided and sold. —Adv. Herblock _ 6 Real Estate 12, U John H. Wallace, Rutledgs Dr.

-.••••••A'-'- "•• • " ••-,* ••- >~Frid*y, Mty 28, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Weather Four New Witnessed fUilroad'g New Jersey; » few brief »how ens extreme soutii this morning, becoming fair with more con) At Krebiozen Trial Obituaries fortable temperatures by concerning record! of business Hughes Cites Management CHICAGO (AP) — The gov this morning or during afternoo: eminent, after using just one truniactiont with Dr. Stevan High today well up in 70s "This has Been and should re- MRS. BERTHA L. BANNWART WILBUR L. UNSWORTH witness during the first four Durovic, discoverer of the drug. TRENTON (AP) -Gov. Rich- "It is not the prerogative of low 8fts. Fair and cooler tonlgl main the job of # railroad weeks and three days of the Krebiozen is a substance ard J, Hughes pointedly told the the (State) Railroad Division to NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs SPRING LAKE - Wilbur L, management." nd Saturday. Low tonight fro! Krebiozen trial, introduced four taken by some cancer sufferers. Jersey Central Railroad Thurs- make improvements in the Bertha L. Bannwart, 74, of 258 Unsworth, 49, of 2116 Fourth Ave. Reply to Telegram mid 50s coast and extreme soutl new witnesses Thursday against Lawrence H. Zahn, an offi- day that efficiency is largely areas of consolidation, sales- Riveredge Rd. died Wednesday in died Wednesday in Fitkin Hospi- Hughes replied to a telegram 40s interior. High Saturda; four men accused of conspiracy cial of the Ciba Pharmaceutical the responsibility of railroad manship, other operations and Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. tal, Neptune, after a short illness. Shoemaker had senf him com- mostly low to mid 70s. and mail fraud in the sale of the Co., Summit, N.J., Identified a management, not the state. the like," the governor said iq Born in Brooklyn, she was a Born in Saugus, Mass, he had plaining about remarks at- drug. series of purchase records and a telegram to Perry L. Shoe- former Newark and East Orange lived here four years. He was a MARINE He said the state is bending tributed to State Highway Com- The defense made eight more testified they contained data every effort to insure continu- maker, president of the line. resident. She had resided here a former Spring Lake Heights and Cape May to Block Islan missioner Dwight R. G. P,almer. motions for a mistrial, bringing connected with the sale of 1,- ance of commuter service but year. She was married to the Sea Girt resident. He was em- Small craft warnings remain dii Palmer was indirectly" quoted to 24 the total for the trial. 008,000 glass ampules to Dr. that the railroad management late Carl Bannwart. ployed at the Bendix Aviation jlayed. Winds shifting to wes by a state senator as saying he Judge Julius J. Hoffman has Durovic in August 1950. must also ihoulder lome or the Mrs. Bannwart was a member Corp., Red Bank, as an inspectoi erly 10 to 20 knots during tiii Wilson felt it might not be a bad idea denied them all. Dr. Durovjc, 59, and three burdens. of Old First Presbyterian Church 15 years. morning but increasing to 15-i for the Jersey. Central to go into The morning session was other defendants, Dr. Andrew C. (Continued) Newark. A 1910 graduate of Vas Mr. Unsworth was a World War knots with strong gusts durir receivership because it was this afternoon, diminishing to marked by the testimony of Ivy, 72, director of medical re- cutor and as trial lawyer for the sar College, she was a member II Air Force veteran. He was a Housing Authority. poorly managed. of the College Women's Club ol member of the Spring Lake knots or less later tonigh three witnesses who testified search at Roosevelt University r Some newspaper publicity, deal- Shoemaker had demanded an Lodge, F and AM, and of the ariable winds 10 to 15 knol and chief sponsor of the drug; Pair Are Essex County, the American As ing with an investigation by the explanation from, Hughes. He Belmar Lodge, BPOE. Saturday. Cloudy part of th: Dr. William F. P. Phillips, 52, totiation of University Women prosecutor's office of some of said, he thought the charge at- and the Contemporary Club of Surviving are a son, Douglas norning, a few showers soutl a general practitioner who pre- 7 Club Hears Held For the Wilsons'' dealings with the tributed^ to Palmer was a Unsworth; a daughter, Miss Lin air this afternoon throu scribed the drug, and Marko Newark. authority, Mr. Heuser Implied, serious one .and urged .the gov- da Unsworth, both of Fort Saturday. Visibility five miles Durovic, 64, a lawyer and Stev- She leaves a son, Carl T. Bann might have resulted from Mr. ernor to have the State Public Wortfi, Tex.; his mother, Mrs nore except lower in showei an's brother, are on trial In U.S. wart, with whom she lived, and 2 Candidates Grand Jury Yaccarlno's two roles. Utility Commlssidh investigate three grandchildren. Blanche Brown, here, and a sis [his morning. District Court. MIDDLETOWN - The Cherry MIDDJJETOWN - Joseph Rod- The assistant prosecutor de- the railroad's operating effi- The funeral was today in the ter, Mrs. Edith Fleming of Tam- Defense attorney Edward J. Tree Farm Republican Club re- riguez, 108 19th Ave., Newark, nied having any connection to ciency. Old First Presbyterian Church, pa, Fla. High during the past 24 hour; Calihan objected to the intro- cently held a candidates' night and Frank Fellanto, 3*1 South the official investigation, said Palmer's department has Newark. The funeral will be in the Rob 15. Low, 66, Ocean temperate duction of the Ciba records and with Joseph T. Chiappetta, can- 21st St., Irvlngton, were ordered he had never made any, or charge of rail transportation in ert C. Neary Funeral Home i4. Rainfall, .60 Inches. argued the transactions took didate for nomination for Town- held for the Grand Jury yes- caused any, statements relative the state. LEONARD VANWAGENEN, SR Manasquan, at 11 a.m. tomorrow place four years before the date ship Commitieeman, and Roland terday by Magistrate Richard E. to the probe, and charged that Hughes did not: mention Burial will be in Atlantic View mentioned in the indictment. MORGANVILLE - Leonard TIDES Pierson, candidate for nomination Burke on charges of breaking and Mr. Heuser knew this was so. Palmer in his reply but he told Cemetery, also Manasquan. The indictment charges that L. Van Wagenen, Sr., 60, of Or- Sandy Hook for state Assembly, as guest entering. Shoemaker he saw no purpose chard PI., died yesterday at they took place between 195* (to 'Rag Doll' Today — High 6:56 p.m. am speakers. They were continued in $5,000 to an investigation by the Public MISS HELEN HEALY and 1963. ' He warned the older lawyer home. ow 12:33 p.m. Mr. Chiappetta urged that poli- bail. Utility Commission. Born in Walden, N.Y., Mr, not to "treat me like a rag SHREWSBURY — Miss Helen Tomorrow — High 7:20 a.m cies be adopted which will make Both were arrested Saturday State Cast • Van Wagenen was a member of doll" and offered to "take you Healy, 54, of 132 Monroe Ave. md 7:40 p.m. and low 1:22 a.m, the township attractive for light, moming for breaking Into Louie's He said the state has already the Salyation Army in Perth on, or anyone' Who want to rep- died Wednesday in Riverview nd 1:21 p.m. clean industry. He suggested this Stand, Port Monmouth Rd., Port spent more than $37 million to Amboy. 5 Injured resent you," at the local YiMCA. Hospital, Red Bank, after a short Sunday — High 8:07 a.m. ant as a means of arresting the rise Monmouth. help offset losses In commuter Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Prosecutor Vincent P. Kejiper illness. 1:25 p.m. and low 2:13 a.m. anc in taxes. Another advantage of Police caught Rodriguez Inside operations, including "financing Geraldine Van Wagenen; four who was In the hallway moved Born in Highlands, Miss Healy !:10 p.m. of such a policy, he contended, In Four the stand. Fellanto was arrested of certain capital improvements sons, John F. Van Wagenen of Mr. YaccBririo away and the was a daughter of the late For Red Bank and Rumsoi would be to provide close-to-home by Rarittn Township after he fled aimed specifically at reducing South Amboy, Leonard L. Van argument ended briefly only to James and Ella De Camp Healy >ridge, add two hours; Sei employment for the graduates of the scene. the operating losses of the Jer- Wagenen, Jr., at home, and Le- flare up later when the two She had resided here 30 years Jright, deduct 10 minutes; Lon; the vocational high school being Accidents sey Central." '-.• • Grand W. and Gerald A. Van Edward Welsteadt, 4 Wilson lawyers met again. formerly living in Red Bank. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High constructed here. MIDDLETOWN - Five per. Shoemaker has said the rail- Wagenen, both serving in the Ave., Matawan, was held for the But there were no fisticuffs. She was machine operator at lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Mr. Pierson agreed that an In- sons ware Injured yesterday in road might be forced toabandon U. S. Navy; two daughters, Mrs. Grand Jury on a charge of Inde- "I hope he gets' boiled up Atlantic Clothing Co., Inc., Red flux of industry into a community four local accidents. its commuter service by the end Lenore Weber of Hazlei, and cent exposure. He was arrested again," Mr. Heuser observed in Bank for the past 10 years. For- lends to reduce, or at least hold Police attributed the crashes to of the year unless the' state Mrs. Allian Behr of Englishtown; May 5 by Detective Sgts. Robert contemplation of the trial. Mr. merly she worked many years the line on property taxes of the the heavy rain storm that hit the doubles its subsidy to $5.« mil- his stepmother, Mrs. Edna Van Letts and Frank Glcason and Yaocarino will try the case for for the Sigmund Eisner Co. of local home owner. He listed ad- area at about 5 pjn. lion a year. Hughes has said he Wagenen of Monrovia, Calif.; a charged with exposing himself in the authority. Red Bank. ditional advantages as the money Mrs. Ruth Vanderhoef, 350 considered the request exces- brother, Andrew Van Wagenen of Births the parking lot of Middletown, The attorneys encountered Miss Healy was a communi distributed in the community in Monroe Ave., Laurence Harbor, Shopping Center. sive. Buena Park, Calif., and a sis- cant of St. James Church of payrolls, and the increased pros- each other last fall in an Appel suffered a neck injury when her Larry, Crockett, 8 Second St., ter, Miss Eva Van Wagenen of Red Bank. RIVERVIEW perity of the community as this late Court argument which led car was struck, by another auto Matawan, was fined (25 for using GOP HITS PROGRAM Monrovia. Surviving are two aunts, Mrs. Red Bank money circulates among the local to Tuesday's trial. A jury lasit on Kings Hwy. abusive language to « police of- The funeral will be at 10:30 Hazel Krautter of Lansdale, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. William Ben businessmen and merchants. year had increased the $132,000 WASHINGTON - The adininis- Police said she was treated at ficer on May 23. Patrolman Wil- commission award to $144,000, a.m. tomorrow in the Freeman and Mrs. Henrietta Johnson of ng, 124 Evergreen Ter., Nev He urged the immediate start tration's Anti-poverty Progrim Riverview Hospital, Red B»nk. liam Higgins filed the complaint. but the Appellate Division found Funeral Home, Freehold. Bur- Newark. Honmouth, son, yesterday. of construction on the proposed came under slashing attack to- A passenger, Mrs. Lillian Van' Edward Rynkowski, 19, of Cen- judicial errors and sent the case ial will be in Shoreland Memorial The funeral will be tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Hipolito Gracia, east-west link between the New day from Republicans on the derhoef, 12 Woodland Ave., tral Garden Apartment, Cliffwood back for retrial. Gardens Cemetery, Hazilet. at 8:30 a.m. from the Worden 4 First St., Keyport, son, yes Jersey Turnpike and the Jersey Keansburg, also was treated for House Education and Labor com- Beach, and Robert E. Woodward, Involved is the larger of two Funeral Horn*, Red Bank, fol- rday. ihore. He said this would enhance a neck injury at the hospital. mittee. ' ' lowed by a High Requiem Mass 19, of 20 Rarltan Ave., Leonardo, boatworks the Housing Author- The committee, over Republi- Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Daven ;he growth of industry all through According to police, the Van- at 9 a.m. at St. James Church. were fined $25 each for posession ity took from the Wilsons in cre- can objections, approved May 20 irt, Daum Rd., Englishtown the county, and would attract vis- derhoef car was truck in the rear Democrats Burial will be private. of beer in violation of a township ating a Shrewsbury riverfront a bill continuing the program un- n, yesterday. itors to shore area resorts from by a car operated by Marelene (Continued)^ ordinance. housing project site. til mid-1967 and doubling Its au- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krenten western New Jersey and eastern S. Levine, II Carnegie Ct. In t joint statement welcoming PETER KOZACHOK Pennsylvania. He contended that Edward J. Foran, 21 Manor Altogether, for t'oree pieces of thorization to $1.5 billion a year. o, 401 Stone Rd., Union Beach In another crash on McClees Mrs. Ingram's candidacy, Mr. the $400 million surplus in state Pkwy., Lincroft, received a $100 riverjide land and buildings, the In a dissent, seven Republican RED BANK - Peter Koza- on, yesterday. Rd.. Irene Loeffler, 22 Valley St., Litwin and Mr. Florian said: Highway Department funds could suspended fine for issuing two Wilsons were awarded $196,000. members blasted the program, chok, 58, of 180 Maple Ave., died Mr. and Mrs. Richard GUlard Highlands, suffered minor inju "We had hoped to run with a be used to finance this proposed bad checks totaling $60 in Sep. They have received $106,000. calling it a bungled operation Wednesday in Somerset Hospital, utton PI., Keyport, daughte ries. She was treated at the hos- strong candidate for mayor; one highway construction, and new tember in Shop-Rite Supermarket, A companion suit to the con- managed by highly paid'ama- Somerville, after suffering a heart esterday. pital and released. who when elected, would be a attack. Mr. and Mrs. George Gun taxes and assessments would not Rt. 35. demnation action embraces a teurs and preyed upon by greedy credit to the borough and the Police said she was in- a car charge of conflict of interest by A native of Ukrainia, Mr. Koz- her, 192 JayCee Ct., Middl be necessary. Frederick Pomphrey, Jr., Field politicians. Democrats. We now have that operated by Frank Thomas, Jr., the authority against the council- achok formerly lived in Jersey own, daughter, yesterday. Ave., this place, was found guilty candidate." 49 Huddy Ave., Highlands. Pc woman because, it claims, the City and resided here the past Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Ca of drunk driving. He was fined lice said the Thomas car came city is responsible for one third keep up with expenses, : "We particularly welcome the 23 years. He was a retired bus oil, 27 Portland Rd., Highlands $200 and had his license revoked around a curve on McClees Rd. of the costs of the housing proj- Mr. Heuser said the statement fact that an outstanding Republi- driver for Public Service Co- laughter, yesterday. Man Hurt for two years. Alfred T. Berieh, and struck the rear of a car oper- ect. jvas intended as a reply to elec- can, such as Mr, Ingram, saw ordinated Transport, Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zach Red Bank, .attorney, represented the need for, her candidacy and ated by Susan B. Harnichar. Mr. Pomphrey.. Stanley Tracker This suit is scheduled to be tion campaign statements earlier Surviving are his wife, Mrs •enko, 33 Prospect Ave., Ea> desires to run for mayor as a In Cave-In Thomas V. Jardine, 77 Ridge presented the township. tried immediately after the first this month by ex-Councilman Luba Kozachok; two daughters nsbuFg, daughter, this mor Democrat," they added. Rd., Rumson, refused medica case and presumably also will Vincent Ronca., 'The latter .had Mrs. Maria E. Gibson of Shrews- ing. aid after his car was struck in be heard , in Mercer County. charged- Mr*. Wilson sought only "We know Mrs. Ingram has bury and Mrs. Patricia Ann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Azzolini Gets $16,500 the rear at Rt. 39 and Rt. 516. Judge Horn.said he has been as- a profit and vengeance, - the energy, dedication and ability Fedorko, wife ol Shrewsbury Po 15 Her Dr., Middletown, daugi FREEHOLD — A Brick Town- Police said the Jardine car was Jones sured of Si clear schedule in "If Mr. Wilson is..to run' for to give our borough the leader- lice Capt. James Fedorko; a ler, this morning. (hip it needs," the Democrats ship man who was injured in a struck by an auto operated by (Continued) Trentpn to run until the case is public office again ia. Long son, Peter D. Kozachok of Scran- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bishop cave-in while digging a trench laid, "She has vast experience James W. Monore, 9S> Peach St., manded that the' prosecutor state completed. Branch,", the lawyer said, "Mr. ton, Pa.; and..a sister, Mr^si.Jus- 441 Oak Hilt Rd., Middletown for a sewer line in Howell Town- and the time available to devote New Shrewsbury. Police said thi specifically what interest Mr. Mr. Juska brought a rebuke Ronca had to be answered." tine Toth of New York City. on, this morning. ship, yesterday won a $16,500 to the task. We will join with Jardine car had stopped to make Jones had in the business of the from the judge to himself during Mr. Heuser told the court Mrs. The funeral will be Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard verdict from a jury before Su- our outstanding mayoralty can- a left turn on Rt. 51$ when the contractors involved in the work the hearing. Wilson had (been harrassed and 9 a.m. from the Kowalchyk Fu- >2 East Rd., Middletown, daug perior Court Judge Gene R. didate in bringing our campaign accident occurred. covered by the seven indict- Mr. Heuser, at one point, had threatened.'Mr. Juska said his neral Heme, Jersey City. Bur- ,er, this morning. Mariano. home to every Little Silver resi- Carol A. Hower, 10 DePaw St. ments. asked permission to delay de- family bad been subjected to ial will be in Fair View Ceme- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conerj Robert F. Boehler, who was dent this fall." this place, suffered a neck in- Along with his motion, Mr. ciding whether to accept the the same. H© recalled frequent tery, Middletown. 80 Hudson Ave., Red Ban buried by, t pile of dirt at the Mrs. Ingram served on the jury when a bus struck two Juska gave Judge Simmill and change of venue until he could phone calls only to have no laughter, this morning. Salem Hill development, Howell borough's Board of Education for cars stopped for a traffic ligh the prosecutor a memorandum of examine the |ury lists in Mercer rtepiy on the, other end or a LEON BURLEW Township, Aug. 18, 1981, will re- six years. She is a board mem- MONMOUTH MEDICAL at Rt. 35 and Twinbrooks Ave. law which he said would be the county. vulgar outcry. Frequently Ms MATAWAN — Leon Burlew of cover from the general contrac- ber and former president of the Long Branch She was treated at Riverivew basis of a new motion if he could As the hearing was about to home has been buzzed by pus- 119 Broad St., died Wednesday tor for the sewer line project, county Association of American Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson, Hospital. get the answers he expected to close, Mr. Juska said he was sat- ing'speeding cars, he said in Mount Pleasant Manor Nurs Lori Construction Co. University Women and is state 16 Fairfield Ave., Belforf Police said a bus owned by the the bill of particulars. isfied as long "as we don't have "And I could care less," he ing Home, here. The jury of six men and five legislative chairman. laughter, yesterday. Asbury Park Transit Corp. struck His new motion, he indicated any such nonsense as fussing declared. * Born in Browntown, he was women — one member was ex- She is a graduate of Goucher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collin the rear of the Hower car and to the court, would be to dismiss with jury lists." "People eithpr hate me or the son of the late Webster Bur- cused during the trial which College, Towson, Md. 1 Monmouth Ave., Leonardo pushed it into a car operated by the indictments on grounds that "Don't," said the judge, "use respect me, based on my repu- lew and Caroline Lamberston started May 18 — found no cause Mrs. Ingram's husband, Walter laughter, yesterday. Robert Nappe, 63 Silverbrook the worst offense which the facts language such as 'nonsense' in tation." Burlew. He had resided here for for action against 'another de- 1 E. Ingram, is president of the Mr. and Mrs. Larry Devorki Rd., Shrewsbury. might indicate would be a viola- this court. ' Referring to the areas under the past 10 years. fendant, J.W. Seaman & Sons, local Board of Health, and is one 3 Pemberton Ave., Oceanport Driver of the bus was Ter- tion of the disorderly persons act. He said he was not concerned Investigation by Prosecutor Keu- Mr. Burlew was a charter Long Branch engineers, which of the borough's two representa- ion, yesterday. rance J. Doran, Perth Amboy Cites Late Filing of how the lawyers treated each per, Mr. Juska said that in 1983 member of the Browntown Union had prepared surveys and maps other out of the court room, as the Wilsons filed vouchers claim- tives to the Regional Sewer Study Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns, No one was injured on the bus Mr. Keuper opposed the bid for Sunday School. of the line being dug. The jury long as they didn't invite con- ing expenses' for moving which Committee. :iifton Ave., Long Branch, soi Police reported six other mi' answers, arguing that the re He is survived by his widow deliberated five and a half hours. tempt of. themselves, but that In were to be reimbursed by the How does he feel about her 'esterday. nor accidents during the storm quest was filed too late under Gladys Mae Thompson Burlew; Mr. Boehler had been employed court he demanded mutual re housing authority. • candidacy? court rules. Mr. Juska said the two sons, Edward Lloyd Burlew FITKIN by a subcontractor on the project. spect "He is all for it," Mrs. Ingram court had a right to relax the "They swore that these were and Vincent Burlew, both here Neptune He claimed that the ditch was replied. court rules but Judge Simmill On the issue of contempt by the true statements," he said. and a grandson, Edward Lloyd and Mrs. Daniel Lewis, improperly prepared and lacked Mr. and Mrs. Ingram are par- Mr. Council said this discretion dealt only Wilsons, Mr.' Juska said release "And then in 1965 they file Burlew Jr., also here. 14 Holmes Ter., Freehold, sor safeguards and supervision to of the statement after the jury vouchers with different figures ents of two sons. Their older son (Continued) with requests for "further par- Funeral services will be held (resterday. prevent the mishap. panel was chosen and trial date and tell us that. in 1963 they attends Brown University, Prov- postponement of the decision un- ticultri." not original motions, tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Bedle Mr. and Mrs. Edward James H. Smith, Red Bank, set was the most flagrant at- filed vouchers on instructions idence, R.I. Their younger son til June 10. Deadline for lite se- ind when they were "promptly Funeral Home here, with Rev. 'rinke, 33 Glen Rd., How«] represented Mr. Boehler. Jack tempt to interfere with the courts from Mr. (John E.) Schulz (the is a Red Bank.High School stu lection and the submission of site made." dent. Chester Galloway, pastor of the "ownship, daughter, yesterday, F. Govan, Asbury Park, was at- he had seen. authority's executive director) First Presbyterian Church of Ma- improvement and dwelling unit The defense attorney said he Mr. and Mrs. Lauren torney for Lori, and H. Frank 'Gown ol Justice' telling them how to cheat the tawan, officiating. Burial will be plans is June 15. would be prepared for trial on Schreiber, 728 Greens Ave., Lon; Pettit, Newark, for Seaman. "We must preserve the ermine government." SAIGON — Two U. S. Army in Alpine Cemetery, Perth Am- all seven counts against Mr. Branch, son, yesterday. Mayor Uhtermeyer denied that gown of justice as it had adorned Mr.'Juska told the court that helicopters collided in the air and boy. Jones. These are embraced In Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sonsowski there was anything nefarious her these many years in Mon- the incident was now before the crashed in flames today at the five separate indictments and the Bien Hoa air base. Nine Amer- 27 Carol La., Farmingdale, sor Pinball Game about the telegram and urged ac- mouth County," he said. Grand Jury but Mr. Heuser said MRS. LAURA YACCARINO yesterday. tion immediately, adding that prosecutor said he plans only to that to the best of his'knowledge icans were killed and two seri- proceed at' this time with two. Mr. Heuser denied "mud had ously injured. FREEHOLD - Mrs. Laura Mr. and Mrs. Louis I Suit Is Filed tardineis might cause the city to been splattered on the ermine It was still in the prosecutor's "I've never been advised of Yaccarino, 78, of 52 Broad St. Planer, 13 Throckmorton S lose the $1,650,000 in federal funds gown" and called the Wilsons the hands for a deterrninaMon A 10th American, a Marine, FREEHOLD — Fred O'Brien, any request for severance," Mr. died yesterday in the John L Freehold, daughter, yesterday. earmarked for the project. most abused couple ever involved whether there was enough Rib- was killed when Viet Cong guer- 41 Woods End Rd., Middletown, Juska told reporters," "and I'll Montgomery Home, here. George W. Baxter, a member in litigation. He put the blame stance to present to the grand rillas and U. S. Marines fought a has filed a suit for a business be heard on the point." grenade battle before dawn Born in Italy, sihe was the accounting against his partner of die Board of Adjustment and at the housing authority door. jury. AIR STRIKE JORDAN The two bills to be moved deal six miles west of the Chu Lai widow of Pasquale Yaccarino. in a pinball game manufacturing owner of part of the Morris Ave. In his statement, Mr. Wilson In his last comment early this with construction of comfort st* beachhead 52 miles south of Da She was a member of St. Rose TEL AVIV, Israel - Israel setup. site, (old council that acquisition had said the authority had de- month, the prosecutor Indicated laratroopers and infantry tions and snack bars at two Nang. It was the first serious of Lima Catholic Church, here. Defendant in the superior court costs of the Morris Ave. land layed the litigation to force them he had not yet made a decision. nen made three raids into neigh beachfront locations under a con attack on the marine defenses at Surviving are two daughters, suit is Carmen Mammo, 1 East would be about one tenth those Into settlement and, as a result, He has refrained from discuss- oring Jordan last night an tract put In the name of the Long Chu Lai, where U. S. Navy Sea- Mrs. Rosetta Dattola, with Jackson St., Hazlet. of the Rockwell Ave. site. they were forced to sell their ing the issue since became of laimcd destruction of a fuel d< Branch building firm of D'Orsi bees are building a jet airstrip. whom she lived, and Mrs. Jo- In January, 1963, the suit says, Charging that the choice had home and other real estate to the scheduled trial. *rt and six buildings used and D'Orsi. sephine Zerilli of Brooklyn, N.Y.; the two formed a partnership been prejudiced by, considerable >ases for sabotage raids on I a son, Joseph Yaccarino of Pearl to develop a pinball game which publicity, Mr. Baxter added that The indictments contend the KOZACHOK, on Wednedlay, May ?«. •ael. he would be happy to sell the firm actually, did nothing and Beaoty... Quality... Craftsmanship 1965. Peter, of 180 Maple Avt., Red River, N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. later was sold on a royalty basis Bank, formerly or Jersey city, beloved Concetta Bove of this place. A Jordanian military spoke: to Midway Manufacturing Co., land to the dry for us* as a that Mr. Jones engaged subcon- huiband of Lubs, rlevoted father of tractors and arranged to have In Enduring Memorials lira. Patricia Ann Kerlorko, Mm, Ma- The funeral will be tomorrow lan said the Israelis, In blow Franklin Park., III. park. ria E. Gibson anrt Mr. IVter I). Kozn- at 8 a.m, from the Freeman ng up two farmhouses, killec The Housing Authority will bills submitted in the D'Orsi chok, brother of Mrs. Justine Toth. Under an agreement, all profits firm's name. Vffitt our dhpfey. Sot tbej | Alffo survived by eight Rrandchlldren. Funeral Home to St. Rose t>[ wo farmers and two children ant were payable to Mr. Mammo to meet at 4 p.m. today to choose Funeral will he held from me Kowal- Other indictments deal with .Ing vtritty of guaranteed mono Lima Catholic Church where a njured four other farmers. Thi be shared with Mr. O'Brien, the a site. While it is not obligated ehyk Funeral Home, 120 Grand 8t.. purchase, trucking, «nd spread nunti ... ad reasonably priotd corner Warren St.. Jerney City, on Requiem Mass will be offered iraelis said they made sure suit contends, in accord with the to follow council's choice, it has Tuesday, June 1. at f» a.m. Interment ing of dirt for covering of a Com* kn any time. Fair View Cemetery, MMrtletown. N. J. at 9 o'clock. Burial will be'in he buildings were uninhabited partnership agreement. So far, normally been the case that it former landfill dump near the Tht prtekm ktipukti, bits wMdb I Vlatllnr houra Friday 7 to 10 P.it.. Kensico Cemetery, Val Halla, efore destroying them. Mr. O'Brien says, he's received does. 3 to 5 and 7 lo 10 P.M. thereafter. Lena Conrow School. Named as Pleaae omit floweri. N.Y. nothing. He asks for a court co-defendant is Adrian Blum- A general hospital employs 24 order directing the filing of an BIKE INSPECTION lBmMtc JOHN VAN KIRK & SON enfield, Millburn contractor, who lersons to care for every 1(K accounting and payment of his IRMDIlt M Cooper Rd,, Mlddlelown off Rt. 35 ol LITTLE SILVER - Bicycle sold the dirt and was to have Headon't Corner >atients. In 1964 the ratio was share of the proceeds. inspection will be conducted at carried and spread It. The In- Convenient Terms 148 employees for every 100 pa Philip J. Blanda, Jr., Hazlet, the fire house tomorrow from dictments say Jones had city ients. represents Mr. O'Brien. 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. trucks and employees assigned All bicycles in the borough for the task and that he Instruct- The Adams Memorial Home must be inspected, Police Chief ed Blumenfeld In preparation of John Foster said. ficticious bills. . Worden Funeral Home Successor to Mount Memorial Horn* FOR ANY OCCASION John E. Day 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK HONEY BEE FLOWERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME Day and Night Phone . . . RUSSELL T. HOD9KISS 4M IROAD STREIT 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 747-0557 SHREWSBURY 310 Brood Stivtt Rtd Bonk, N. J. 741-4020 C. SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 Rtllrtto lino 1M7 HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Oppoilt. Molly Pitcher Inn •Y WIRE ANYWHERE Headquarters 1HE DAILY BEGISTER Friday, May 28, 196S-3 Rumson Council OKs FREEHOLD - An tafiHl*State set- Police Network fed anooaliy uoUler home. Guests were Mr. ami advise us? You mention Seare- is yes. The rate has been lifted able 51. Whaler 43, Vert frequently In recent years and head night Indian fonn Mrs. Donald Halphall and sons, Roefbuek often, and have recom- JO.Plnaceou* John and Michael, of River Plazs, is now $0.90 per share annually, mended Xerox. , What does this trees i Z 'A. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nelson, latter company do?" LH. which gives a yield of % per IL Batter's % + Lake Hopatcong, and Dsbra and A) Please accept my sincere cent. If you mean, will it pay specialty 7 It Leslie Nelson, at home. 6 sympathy on your wife's illness. you to hold this stock, again I YA Bl IS w From the tone of your letter, I believe the answer is yes. This ttoa IZ A recent visitor of Mr. and is one of .the finest food Issues S3. To beta Mrs. Donald Thompklns of Coro- assume you need more Income. debt 14 Ib \l' Sears is a strong growth stock and earnings have been in a net Ave. was David dark of Loi pretty steady uptrend for more ST. Wing-Ilka •which offers a relatively low 40. Mechanical l& 19 Angles, Calif., who came East than a decade. on a business visit. Friends who yield. Xerox Is She leading pro- mail r^ % % met In a get together party wit ducer of dry-copying machines, As regards Lionel, I strongly 41 Fray as it is fine for growth, but here advise you to avoid these shares 44. Gleam % Mr. Clarlc, who was a resident NEW COP — Councilman Edward 0. Clark, left, chair- brightly £T •a, here six yean ago, were Mr, again, the yield it very low. on which a deficit has been re- man of polica committee, and Police Chief William Zado- 45. Worn by Y/ and Mrs. Emile Deutchel, Mr. In your position, I would wy ported in each of Hit past four wind and 2» so t •nd Mrs. Milton Katcher, Mr. rozny, center, congratulate Probationary Patrolman Don- Maytig, returning 4,9 per cent; years. Present management Is water United Gas Corp., which yields it •nd Mrs. Charles Ung, Mr. and ald V. Manning, Rumion, latest addition to EatontoWs trying to rebuild the toy busl 48. Chief Mrs, Rent Aiuelml and Mr. and 4.8 per cent, and UbbyjOw'ens- ness, but the stock is highly deity: % % polica force. Ford Glass, offering a five per Batbyt » a 3% J7 3f Mn. Edward Bundy. speculative. Any increase in toy Wi cent return. buying will come long before fl.Koutftro fa DOWK 4O 41 42 Q) '"Would it be wise to buy November, r 1* Xtmnedlato* *• Volunteers Thanked In Colt§ Neck 44 • v KJaln COLTS NECK — Township com- pointees to various boards and Julea Schweitzer, Oscar Bennett, S. Loiterer 4fc mltteemen last night paid tribute committees. Steven Zwollniki, secretary, and LOCAL SECURITIES 4. Una % to the service! rendered to the Ml Every good Idea that benefits Jack Gordon, chairman. Quotatlona from NASD at approximately 3:00 p.m. Bids are Inter- community by 83 unsalaried ap- the municipality, the three com- The committee will study traf- dealer prices. Prices identified by * are inter-dealer .aiked prices, mitteemen aaid gratuitously, fic and other real and potential wasn't theirs. hazards and make recommenda- Inter-dealer quotations do not Include retail markup, markdown or Industry Eyes "Many of «he Intelligent, con tions to the township committee, commission. Other asked prices hare bees adjusted upward to structive things which this com- "Each man who was ap- Include approximate markup. mittee carries out," said Com- pointed," Conunitteeman Alfred BANKS Oceanport mitteeman George Handzo, "are E. Ruppel said, "accepted im- DiP. Aiktd NOTICE! the results of suggestions from mediately. This It typical of ttii OCEANPORT-Mayor Edward Bolmar-Wall National 100 C. Wilson, Sr., has announced that these dedicated people who sel-spirit of our community. Colt Central Jersey Bank' several light Industrial firms h«ve dom gat direct credit." Neck Ii a town of people, not just Eatontown National Bank shown a desire to locat« here. Newest of the committees to beordinances and green trees." Farmer* & Merchants ... to residents created is a safety committee. Studies of the types of ratable First Merchants Nat'l Bank .23 plui stk. Mr. JUndxo Is an ex-officto mem- jeslred by this community have First National Bank of Sprint Late ber and others are Police Of- First National Bank of Toms River of the boro of Keansburg led to meetings with representa- ficer Charles Earth, Tom Jensen, Late Sales First State Ocean County HV-what?" tives of these firms, it was said. Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 An electronics firm, represent- Help Market Monmouth County National* (n) .It ng an added half-million dollars N. J. National Bank n local property value, has in- New Time Ocean County National Water will be discolored You'll Ilk* this braid or dicated It would relocate very To Recover Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 fjrou'll git yew merwy back. soon, should its bid to become People National Bank of Lakwood Limit on CarNEW YORK (AP) - A Vigor Sea Bright National 125 beginning Tiies., June 1st, iftn|-u.|^'l» ^JAf* Mt&Klk part of thlj borough be accepted. out iel!off in ths- stock market Trust Co. of Ocean County Two other firms, representing yesterday was cushioned consid- (delightful for tracks (tdw) an equal value, the mayor said, Inspection due to fire hydrants being Ijtg^p A^jh^ a&aa^aal & erably by late buying and the •or mn •no have Indicated a serious desire tc TRENTON (AP) — State result was a run-ot-mlll decline Alton Industrie* locate here, Brockway* 12 OfODUTN.) Motor Vehicle Director June on moderate trading, flushed. The mayor, who is the In- Streltcki Thursday shortened Stocks skidded sharply In the Family Circle cumbent Republican mayoralty the period of time for cars to morning and it looked as il the Laird Monmouth Capita! , (x) JANE PARKER candidate in Tuesday's primary get "Immediate" repairs after move might snowball Into some- contest and the entire council, he flunking • state Inspection. Monmouth Electric thing exceptional. But the worst Monmouth Park* aaid, agrees that borough plan- The new time limit will be was over in the first 90 minutes JAMES W. DAVIS - Licensed Operator WHITE ning must provide for added rat- N, J. Natural Gaa* (i) Cub 48 hours instead of 14 days. of trading. Thereafter, It waa Rowan BREAD able* but must be accomplished Miss StrelecW laid the 48-hour a day of recovery. Spiral Metal accordance with gpod plan- period will apply to cars that The Dow Jon«i Industrial av- V. S. Homes are rejected because of safety Walter tyade • Starling features. The 14-day period will erage was down is much ai 8.43 in late morning but It ended with Wlnalow Tel. . t Pays to Advertise in The Register still apply to those that need (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock normal repairs only. a net loss of only 3,94 at 913.22. A new black and red sticker Trading was so vigorous while wjll be put on cars that need prices were taking their worst tht safety repairs. It will be battering that it looked as if vol- Issued only on the authority of ume might climb W the vicinity the examiner in charge of a of six million shares, but the station. pace slackened considerably as prices steadied. Volume for the If the repairs cannot be com'day wu 5.53 million shares com- pleted within 48 hours, the mo-pared with Wednesday's 5.33 mil- torist will be allowed to write in loin — barely an average day for an extension which will for MM. ajlow him to drive the car only from a repair shop to an in- The Associated Presi average spection station. of «0 stocks fell 2.0 to 354.3 with Miss Strelecki said the new industrials off 2.9, rails off 1.6 regulation, which becomes ef- to a new low for the year anc fective June 14, represents the utilities off .5. ' second time the repair period Prices declined on the Atneri has been shortened. In 1938, can Stock Exchange. Volume when the state inspection sys- was 1.81 million share* com- tem was started, motorists were pared with 1.98 million Wednes- given 21 days to have their cars day. repaired after flunking inipec- Corporate bonds fell ahaiply, Ion. This was shortened to 14 V.S. Treasury bonds were mixed, days in 1958. Yesterdays closing stocks: Penalty for breaking the new Int Papsr 33H Int Tel * Tel 69? Home Ownership rule will be a maximum fine of I-T-E Ckt Brk 481 (LOO. Repeat offenses can bring Air Reduo Johm Man 6214 Alleg CP Jones A L 65-^ penalties up to a (200 fine and Alleg Lud Joy M(( 68' LET MAINSTAY AUeg Pw Knilir Al 30 days in jajil. Primary en- KennscoU forcement responsibility will be Kopp«rl 111 SHOW YOU H0WI K SS eu on local police, Miss Strelecki mi Am AlrUn Kroter wild o fowCM ? martfift •aid, but State Police and Mo- I*ft Port O tor Vehicle Inspectors will also Leh Val Ind 'ii with a repayment plan salted to LOF Glass 4S> be on the lookout for violators, Am MFdy Lib McK*L 13 your own personal budget. Lien A My B0« She said the rule was Litton Ind D34 Lukeni Stl 701 prompted by ah accident last Mack Trk 31V November In which two 17-year- Magnavox 41* Amp Inc Marath Oil olds were killed in Union Town- Anaconda Martin H 2014 ship. The other car had a 14-Armco atl M alonttt 33 Armour Merck 5111 Mainstay Federal Savings day inspection sticker after hav- Armat Clc MOM 421 Ashl Oil Minn M&M 5ST ing flunked a brake test. Atchlaon Mo Pac A 8I« Mtss Strelecki also announced At! Itetln Mont Ward 3914 Avco Corp Nat BI10 »H that new Inspection cards will Babcock W N Ca»h Ref 90' and Loan Association Nat Dairy 8t: be used at the stations to give Nat Dlitlll 31% motorists a clear Idea of the Bayuk Clg Nat Oypi 401 36 MONMOUTH STREET Nat SUel 57" reasons for rejection, instead of NY Central M> TELEPHONE 74.1.066) the cryptic notations made in Nla M Pw 57! Boeing No Am Av e< the past. BoMen Nor Pac 4»U Red Bank, New Jeriey Bora Warn Nwit Alrlln And a new state accident re- Jforwlcli Pli Insured Savings — Mortgage Loam porting form will be used by OUIb Mar Bulnva Owens 111 01 police, requiring them to in- Burl Ind Pan Am COUNSELING SERVICE dicate whether a car Involved Case JI param Plcl u<< Cater Trac Penney JC 73'' in an accident should be sub- Pa Pw A Lt 38 for HOMEOWNERS Chei A Oh Pa Rn jected to state Inspection. Pepjl Ool» 42 Ones you've decided en the henna you Ilka, Shadow Chryaler perkln Blrn TS., Cities sv Pfizer 52 V and DEVELOPERS Lawn will hurry your mortgage loan to completion. At Coca Cola Phil El MJj Colg Pal Phlll Pet Colum Gis 52 «i the same time wt wifl be equally concernid with tatting Coml Bolv Pit Steel 18?. Con Edli Pah BvO ft a tos Whether the financing involve! a few thousand up the right kind of fnortgage payment program for^you. Cont Can Pullman Our business offices Co-op Bfi Purs Oil dollars or a million — SHADOW LAWN CAN It it this kind of expediency and personal interett that Corn Pd RCA Coming o Readlni Co. HELP YOU I We hava the •xperience, the p»r- hat made Shadow Lawn one of the largest mutual Crn Zell IUpub Stl Cruc Btl Revlon tonnel and the resources to render genuine ur- will be closed Monday9 Curtlia Wr Ry Met associations irf the itate. Five offices ready to give you Deere Rey Tob vice to the young coupla aspiring to thair own Del A Hud Rob Controls fast and satisfactory service. Dent iuf> Bt Jos Lead May 31, 1965 Douc Alrc et Reg Pan home as wsll as to the seatonad builder or Dow Chem Sears Roeb Dreea Ind Shell Oil developer. Du Pont Sinclair ' Duq Lt Smith AO in observance of East Kod Soconr Shadow Lawn's counseling service is free to End John sou pio Erie Lack Sou ny Firestone Sperry Rd 611; whether' or not Shadow Lawn is ehoset FMC Cp Sid Brind Memorial Day Ford Mot Bid oil Cll for the financing. Gen Cigar fitd Oil H J Gen Dymm fitudflftsker Gen Fdl Texaco Gin Mttori : T«I G Sul am Put> ut Textron _ T«I A XI Tldewal Oil O«n Tire Transamer a* P*c cp Vtt Pac atu* I Un Cirhlda Glen All I2H Un Tank C Goodrich SVl Urlt Alro Ooodyear 53« UnlWd CD Ortce Co 51HUB Lints at A * P 38Vva Pirwl - arffyhound 34^4 US Rub aull Oil HH us limit Hamm Pap 44 US Iteel Hare Par 43%Van Al Etl III C«nt Ind M'i Walworlh INVfSrO»-0W«D£l.fCIRIC COMPLIES In| Rmrl - (gli !VanrB Plo 600 BROADWAY, AT NORWOOD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH Int Bui Mch 4M14 Wn Un Ttl Inl Har/ 37 Weilf El 1st Nick UH Wnltl Mot • Oakhunt • HelmcM •'• K«ypor» • Mlddtetown Shopping Ctntw WoolwUl YI at * T Mar SbMdc, pwkfe* at a THE DAILY REGISTER Fjridty, M«y 28, 1965-S ton T. KUtaa Afodtitt, Mill* See Englishtown bum, sanitary eonwituiti, Long Branch toSdl pointed out l«t month, tfan it wll be fer mm

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•MHJtOR-OWNED ELECTRIC CDMMKIEt WEEKEND CmCK-Lf$T Jim Bishop: Reporter The Register's Opinion D DRIVE CAREFUU-y Memorial Day FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS Advice for the Ladies SUN WITH DISCRETION In the great cities, life becomes increajingly, dangerou* By OOL. R. R. TOURTlLLOTr, principles remain in effect always. It for women. When the victim is helpless —atone in'an apart- ment, along a deserted street, In an elevator or, a ,'parklng Americanism Committee Fort Monmouth is our form of government which is DON'T SWIM OUT TOO J=AR lot -7 the hoodlum becomes courageous. J, Edgar Hoover, Chapter, National Sojoumers so precious to us, and which we must director of the F.B.I., speaking of sex-crimes, sajd: "They Sunday we honor that great multi- have the zeal to defend against all DON'T SWIM OR SKIN DIVE ALONE worry everyone with decency. They worry you. And they certainly worry me." tude of Americans who fought to pre- enemies both at home and abroad, CHECK -YOUR BOATING SAFETY EQUIPMENT . Two men, Gene Accas and John H. Eck- serve our liberty and independence, Americans today have a greater stein, have written a slim book about the and who lost their lives in that ef- citizenship responsibility than ever subject. It is called "How Kv Protect Your- KEEP AN EYE OtfTHE YOUNGSTERS self." I think that women who live alone, fort We particularly honor those of before. It is well known that our or in pairs, should buy it. Some of the rules our community who made that great country and our form of government DON'T OVER-DO >OUR ACTfVfTJES seem overly protective, but each one, if acrifice. are the principle target of the world carefully observed, can save lives. COME VACKSNFELY One is not to list your name in a phone On this occasion we not only Communist conspiracy. They seek to book as "Miss" or "Mrs." ff your name is honor these patriotic dead, but this ' destroy.our form of government and Jane Ruth Smith, you should be listed as is the time to rededicate ourselves to to reduce us to the slaves of a dicta- Smith, J. R. -Your friends will find it without, the sex denominator in front of it.. If you the task of insuring that those free- tor, without individual rights and with are subject to a lot of so-called "wrong doms so dearly won, will not be lost, no dignity of man. Their goal is to number" calls, report the matter to the but will be enjoyed by Americans al- control the world. Through apathy, BISHOP police. When in the bedroom, never stage a peep-show, even ways. Freedom is not something we ignorance or indifference our own accidentally. Draw the blind completely. A Peeping Tom Is a gain, then sit back and enjoy. It must people could lose all that those hon- potential maniac who lacks jierve. Don't encourage him. An be defended, in one way or another ored patriots have died for. attacker can use any unlocked window, whether it is adjoin- ing a drain spout or in a cellar. There is a turnscrew lock by every generation. That admoni- But what can we do as individ- which can be used on any window, and will give you ventila- tion, "Eternal vigilance is the price uals to help preserve our precious tion while maintaining the widow in a fixed position. of liberty," is just as true today as heritage? Here are a few things we In an automobile, keep all the windows locked and all it was when it was uttered, so long can each do: windows up except the one you use for ventilation. That should be opened a few inches. Never give a ride to a hitchhiker — ago. It is our responsibility to main- 1. Appreciate the blessings of our even if he is in uniform — and never accept one. When ybu tain our freedoms, to teach the young- American way of life. Understand must stop for a light, leave yourself maneuvering room. Re- er generations the blessings we enjoy, the goal and operating methods of the main at least 10 feet behind the car in front. the terrible price we've paid for our Communists and tell our friends and If your car stalls on a highway, get out, raise the hood and tie a cloth to the radio antennae. This is a* distress signal, heritage, and to prepare them to prop- relatives about it. Get back in quickly, lock all doors, and wait for a police erty preserve this heritage. 2. Take an active part in civic car. After winning our independence in activities, assume some citizenship When walking, never take a short cut. Stick to well-lighted streets wherever possible. On dark, streets, walk out uTth« the Revolutionary War, many patriots responsibility in our communities. Af- street itself. If. you feel that sqrnepne is following jou, and became dissatisfied with government filiate with the political party of your Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth changing from one side of the street, to. the other doesn't under the Articles of Confederation. choice. shake him, stop in any store, or well-lighted home aad ask Finally in 1787 our forefathers adopted 3. Register and vote at every for police assistance. - .;, < In cocktail lounges, be aware of the look-you-over type ol our Constitution, and before long the election. man. All he is waiting for is a second glance from you. Al- Bill of Rights became law. The Con- 4. Display the family flag of our Cash Is Going Out of Style ways say no when a waiter says: "The gentleman in the corner would like to buy you a drink." When you leave a tavern, country regularly. If there is no fam-, Imagine yourself embarked on a one- stitution organized the states into a signals vast new frields for the galloping bowling alley, or other public place, look back to see if you are month odyssey with only pennies in your Constitutional Republic, and the Bill ily flag in your home—why not get U.S. credit card industry in coming years. being followed. If so, do not continue to a parking lot. Go pocket, but armed with a single credit card. Beyond the familiar array of hotel and back. of Rights protected property rights one right away? Your instructions are to take a l,200.. W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor whose governing board Guzman has sat. The European and Cuban-trained Communist ^^_____ M. HAKOLD KELLY. General Manager By North American standards ths mortgage ag..,ii., I..... u.i^au, ...... i«...... I- loans made by this bank, with Guzman's coup; they have armed their men with ma- rbonusJ. Bly ixwutm editor William F. Sandiord and Arthur Z. Kamln A,«KM, imprimatur as a director, have not been chine guns, rifles, and grenades, and these Frank ff. Harbour mddiemrn Bantu up. Charles A. Johnston mtboia Bm.«u exactly gilt-edge. men have already faded Into the Mi's and More importantly, Guzman, as Bosch's into the urban "underground" where they - ' Member of the Associated Press minister of agriculture, loaded the agricul- will be able to set up business a* Castroite tural extension service with numerous party "Irregulars." hacks who, as this column's anti-Bosch in- While a befuddled regime of "intellec- Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association formants In Washington insist, had to be tuals" carries on, the Oastroites will be able Member Audit Bureau of Circulation unloaded by Mario Mathis Ricorl, who was to await the day when the Marines leave the __ TtiM JUd Btak R»tl»»r. Inc., tmumu DO HDUICJII rtixmilbllllHi for typographical «rrori in idv»mnmenu. bin Donald Reid CAral's appointee to the «grl- island. The anti-Bosch elements who have s sbme,i kooky group he joined « Wl» Mprtnt wltlwul ater*. U»t p«rt ot u ldv.rlli.nnnt In whloh UII tmcnphloi] •rtot ictun. AdrlrtlwrS wii cuftural secretaryship post. The charge is S4MM notlfr tt» mtnts»meiit lromeolittlT ot tny •rror wnlch mij occur. • been armed by General Imbert may be just thare s o,l*o)>s some orgonized that at least 20 per cent of the extension as loath as the Castroltes to give up their All l»mptp«r tuiimu w> naponltbUUUi lor •UUmuiU 01 opinion In litun Irora lu rudara. service agents originally hired by Guzman wogoons. So there's blood on the moon lettor-wrltirtg compolgn:going on!" not only lacked any sort of farm expertise scheduled for the Dominican Republic any puto PrfQM In I ttma I not. Par monti I!,SO 11 m

FOR STATE c Special Value! COMMITTEEWOMAN HUMIDIFIERS d foot 24" Portable CAPABLE—EXPERIENCED—DEPENDABLE 1 FUEL OIL SOLD IN 50' LENGTHS GRILL I AM IN Comp. Value 1.39 LUXAIRE FURNACES $ COLUMN 4 - LINE 4 FREE ESTIMATES • Fifty feet of H Inch hose • Beautiful green opague leads* with bran ; YOUR SUPPORT NEEDED 2.00 couplings OIL DELIVERY COMP. VALUE 3.95 PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE 1, 1965 INC. HWY. 35, HAZLET CHARGE IT! (Paid (or by Guitav* J. Freret) 3 HERBERT ST.. RED BANK] ftsw Open Da|ly 10.10; Sot. 10-S I CALL NOW 741 • 0610 sesgaeattw* * Jl h "THAT THEIR SPIRT SflftLL BE FREEfl P WE PROTEST WE

FREEDOM for Soviet Jews to lorn* The closing of synagogues together for religious services of in 1961—491 synagogues worship ." . " lf"-,:;:• '*' in 1965—89 synagogues

FREEDOM for Soviet Jews to "1C ' Hsh rabbinical seminaries where all qualified students may study for or- Hie refusal to establish . dination and thus insure Jewish re- ligious leadership for the next gen- academies to train -:--':- .- eration • •-- •••---''-• "•••• .•::.':-..:::....•..:.;.: !.:;: new rabbis

'N. FREEDOM for Soviet Jews to eslab- ; i*h schools and train teachers for Hie abolition of Jewish religious instruction of their children religious schoolsWicT lack of Hebrew teachers FREEDOM for Soviet Jews to train ' and prepare their children for the religious ceremony of Bar Mirzvah

The absence of Bar Mitxvahs : • •• • ••-' - •••">c«5m; FREEDOM for Soviet Jews to ptMsh Bibles, prayer books and ottiet i«* ligious texts in necessary quantities. • To make possible the production and "Hie refusal to moke distribution of phylacteries, prayer shawls, religious calendars and other

available religious books articles •111!*! and ritual articles

AN END to th« publication of govern- ment-sanctioned articles, pamphlets and books of violently anrl-sem!tic Anti-semitic propaganda content

*•. • • - \ » IN SUM. WE DEMAND THE RESTORATION OF RELIGIOUS TO DRAMATIZE these demands, we urge the entire community to lend its voice to the cry of protest at the MASS RALLY for at MADISON SQUARE GARDEN THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 3rd 7:00 P.M.

Our love of freedom requires • "That their Prominent Christian clergy, leader? in govermneiit, industry, labor, science Our commitment to justice demands .-—^.™.::^:ipjfit shall Our American heritage teaches .^.....^ be free" and education have joined in public protest to the Soviet government...

This advertised editorial sponsored by the friends and members of Congregation B'nar UrdePof PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS: Greater Red Bank, Rumson, N. J.

Mr. and Mn. Milton AbramoH Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Hadai Mr. and Mrs. Max Prawn CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM, Red Bank, N. J. Mr. and Mrt, Barry S. Bernstein Mr. and Mn. Wilfred Howltt Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roien Rabbi Henry Leiberman ' ' Mr. and Mn. Charlai L Bemireln Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph HubKhman Mr. and Mrs. David Ruda Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bledermann Mr.. and Mrs. Narlion Jes»ll Mr. Merrli Shlpkin Mr. and Mn. Jerome Bueler v Mr. and Mrs. Sidney KalriM ' « Mr. aid Mrs. Arthur P. Siegfried Mi. and Mn. George Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Ellli KeMnrass Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slert CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL OF GREATER RED BANK, Rumson. H. J. Mr. and Mn. Irving Cotenoff Mr.. and Mrs. lenlaml* Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sllbertteln Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff Mr. and Mn. Sam CotenoH Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Kaplan Dr. and Mn. Allan S. Silver , Mr. Irving Diamond Mr.. and Mrs. U« Ke»ler - Mr. aid Mn. Geerae Splra Mr. and Mn. Raymond Eagle , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Koraar Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sprang - Mr. and Mn. Ralph Epstein Mr. and Mrs. David Kosakoff Mr. and Mn. Julian Staniky MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE, Shrewsbury, N. J. Dr. aid Mn, Bertram Feinwog Mr. aid Mrs. Milton Kosene Mr. aid Mrs. Ralph Stein Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Feldman Mr.. and Mrs. Lea Kugler Mr. and Mn. Edward Straus Mr. and Mn. Harry Feldt Mr.. Albert A. Uvltt Dr. ond Mrs. Letter Sworti Mr. and Mn. Albert Fink Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levy Dr. and Mn. Eugene Trachtman Mr. and Mn. Harry Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Melvh Lowe«sreln Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wafdman Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Garoff Mr. o«d Mrs. Engen* H. Okrent Mr. and Mrs. Morris Westerman 6REATER RED BANK SECTION OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN Mr. and Mn. Harold Gelbnaus Mr., and Mrs. M«noy Orlrack Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winter. ,_, i Mr. and Mrs. William Oantenfeld Mr.ndMn.LMydF.rMka. * Mr. and Mri. Abraham'J. Zaatr Mr. and Mrs. Lewis BoUforb Mr.• end Mit, Morrif PftftMf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zoger MOHMOUTH LODGE OF B'NAI B'RITH 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Max Grand Dr. and Mrs. Walter Pressaw* Judge Irving I. Xelehntr Mn. Imeit Heynan , Lt. COI.OMI Mn.«ew>i t. Prfc^fUSA Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. MeMn ZelMl . RED BANK CHAPTER OF B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN Ticktis for the rally can be obtaintd at Congregation B'nai Israel of Greater Red lank, RED BANK CHAPTER OF HADA5SAH Hance and Ridge Roads,' Rumson, New Jersey , , - , Friday, Mtr. 28, 1965-9 themselves op twice la 15 dt uflet vote Is far more vakaMe OTA, an) In ward two, In whid \u given no evidence of leaa- been tmmaiti eonceraJnj It* to trudge to tie potta U tow, than a vote Included in • total: he finished a strong third. tag either way, although it hareplacemeni t of Jam*i F. Roo»e- LmgBramh Politicos I, The feeticg that a change of tbree, When votes are cast In the other four warda, how been reported ttut both faction velt u dry manager, but a In the form of government ft or titr*« 'ittts, in eSect two ever, he rtn into tm'Me. Wa lie courting, him. check with a majority of council- . Just around the tnrner will de- otes are cut against each can- three ud six netted fifth piae* Of tie insurgent candidates, men uni would-be councikttMfe.' Activities ter many from seeing the *tg- didate. finishes, ward tour gave hin Mr, PhUtipi reportedly U lean- h»« diapelled this as merely wisfc nilictaee of ttta election. sixth place and in ward five h< ing to the Mazza side, Mr. ful thinking on the part of a WNG BRANCH-After a tw Up to now, campaigning has Mr. Cioffi was t winner in was fourth. Ippolito probably wilt vote for few. wet* hiatus, politico* in tid§ci i been at an ebb, although there 4. Many persons who came ward! two and three, finished again are stirring u the Jum have been mutterings of forceful out exclusively to vote tor athird in ward one, but managed Mr. George, who has denied Mr. Untermeyer and Mf. Tay- If Councilman Cioffi wins, hs 15 runoff dat* draws closer. tactics for use in the future candidate who was subsequently nly a fifth in ward four and that he will withdraw, had trou lor remains an enigma. will give up his third ward seat. sixth place finishes in wards five Mr. Celli would no doubt like Six City Council candidate The past two weeks, rnuoh cam- eliminated, and who stayed lo ble across the board, reachin; Also at stake are the appoint- nd six. Thus, it appears thai the appointment, which runs un- are left as a result of the Ma; paign work has gone on behind vote for the remaining two his peak in finishing fourth it ments of city attorney and as- 11 election, and all are wthee scenes, regrouping forces, seats,, will be less likely to come he bulk of his force will be the fourth ward. stant city attorney. These now til the November election, but , aware that this time the gam oiling political machines and, in to the polls now, with ttieir first directed toward this particular Crucial Issues are held by Louis R. Aiklns and this ml$it hinge on how he is for keeps. a few instances, rounding up achoice not in contention. ection of the city. The election, thought to b *»*****»*»****»»****•*»•*•• to the taxpayers of Atlantic Highlands WHY SPEND

on a luxury municipal complex...

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PfiOPOSfP PUI — AT1AWT1C HiCHiANDS BOBOWOH NAU FOR '50,000. "The architect's rendering and floor plan shows what we propose to do!" Express yovr opinion by voting EDWARD G. WALDER ARTHUR P. LISTANDER ROBERT B. LONG COLUMN I ON JUNE 1st For Mayor For Councilman For Councilman

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• ' i. '•••'•'•'! THE DAILY REGISTER 10~Fri%, May 28, 196, Seek Junior Church Hall Calendar f Club Honors Volunf#eH Gleaners' Birthday Parly At Marlboro Mrs. Turoclc •MARLBORO - Junior 'ynliqi- EATONTOWN - An annual NEW SLATE Uon of oHicen at a recent meet- HAZLET - The Woman's Clul teen 15 yean of age and okter jirthday party and meeting was WECTFIELD — Women'* So- of Raritan Township, named Mr; ing. are being invited,' to work tt held recently by the Presby- ciety for Christian Service of th Frank Tunocfc, 24 Cornell Dr Elected were Mrs. Einar Jack- Marlboro State Hospital for th« terian Church Gleaners. Mrs. Morganville Methodist Church Harlet, "Woman of the Year" son, president; Mrs. Libert Grot- Charles Anderson and Mrs. Alhel- d its May meeting recently summer, " , a meeting Tuesday in the ham to!, vice president; Mrs. William The orientation program will be bert F. Carelli, accompanied by here in the home of Mr. andDeveney, secretary, and Mrs. of Mrs. George P. Reseter, : held June 29th, Tuesday In the' Mrs. .Norman D. Thetford, en-Mrs. Carl Binger. Bernard Daus, treasurer. Lammers St. auditorium of the hospital. Infor- tertained with a duet. The new slate of officers elect- AI Motit, concert singer for- mation is available «from Mn. Presentation of the award w Other entertainment included ed for the year includes Mrs. merly with 20th Century Fox be made at the club's instill a parade of hats by Circle 1,' also Walter Lambertson, president; Records, provided the entertain- Morton Winer, chairman of tjie tion dinner Tuesday at 8 p.m. a mock meeting in song. Circle 2Mrs. Fred Eckel, vice president; ment with accompanist Mm. program; Mrs. Elna Anabel, di- Buck Smith's Restaurant, Ea; entertained with a panel show, Mrs. Russell Van Pelt, secretary rector of volunteers, and Mrs. Keansbung. Chester Danowiti. and a Greenwich Village art Mrs. Ray Wetrel, treasurer; Orion C. Whitaker, patient ser- Serving on th» Woman of th studio scene was depicted by Mrs. Raymonji Schitke, secre- ILLUSTRATED TALK vice. ..,.-: • ,y Year committee were Mrs. Johi Qrcle 3. tary of spiritual life, and Mrs FREEHOLD — Mis« Ann Drun Mrs. Stanley J. Butkui. Belmar, Quattnocbi, Mrs. Theodore Exempt firemen will be served Joseph Spurgat, secretary of pub- ;is, 54 Stokes St. here, was guest president of the auxiliary an- Koller and Mrs. Reseter. a dinner by the Gleaners June lications. speaker at a recent meeting of Miss Janet Ann Henck nounced the names of her execu- Mrs. Turock was chosen fo 9 in the chapel. Mrs. Edward Preston was ac-the Unity Club in Fellowship tive board members at t meeting her outstanding contributions The group's annual luncheon cepted as a new member, Hall, of the Presbyterian Church. here Tuesday. the community which include, will be hold in the Colonadts —Plans were started for a "Good Miss Drungis illustrated her talk Serving on the board are: Mrs. her membership on the Boarc Restaurant, June 10 at noon. Riddance" auction to be held with two films on life in Japan Miss Henck A. W. McEver, Shrewsbury, hos- of Education in Raritan Town Circle 1, 2 and 3 will meet the last week in June, and her participation with the pitality; Mrs. D. Louis Tonti, ahip. Her unanimous selection Tuesday, in, the home of Mrs. U. S. Fencing Team in the 1964 Middletown, home care; Mrs. was made by a committee of th Robert Woolley, Irving PI., 9:30 ANNUAL TEA Olympics. Engaged To George Rudlng, West Allenhurst, following Judges: Rev. Norma a.m.; Mrs. Eustace White, South ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Plans were made for the an membership; Mm. David M. Ken- Riley, minister of St. John St., 8 p.m., and Mrs. Richard St. Agnes Church Rosary Altar nedy, Middletown, publicity; Mrs. Methodist Church, Haslet; As nual picnic to be held on the Zadorozny, Rose Ct., 8 p.m. Society held a tea and installs- grounds of Wemrock Orchards, Army Man Orion Whitaker, Long Branch, pa- semblyman Patrick J. McGann ient service; Mrs. W. Laird Free- Lincroft, and Monmouth Count} the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Applegate, Rt. 33. The NEW SHREWSBURY - Coun- man, Freehold, Vanity Fair; Wil- Juvenile Judge Leo Weinstein cilman and Mrs. Robert F. iam Cogan;little Silver, Esquire Deal. committee in charge includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aptplegate, Mr. Henck, 93 Clearview Dr., anShop- ; Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Et- and Mrs. Hugh Oakley and Mr;nounce the engagement of their tontown, affiliate activities: Mrs. and Mrs. Ashton Buftett. daughter, Miss Janet Ann Henck, Richard AUridge, MaUwro, dec- DOROTHY TOLAND to Pfc. Jack C, Underwood, Jr.orating; Mrs. Clank Vogel, Sum- A covered dish supper was son, program; Mrs. H»rry Pu- served. Conrrnirtee members in- VS. .Army. He i» ,the son of DANCE STUDIO Mrs. Doris Badon of Lafayette, jals, Rumson; Newsletter; Mrs. cluded Mrs. Kurt Konegan, Mrs. Morton Winer,. Red , Bank, Jr. Mrs. Jack G. Gcrmond Joseph Cailaert, Mrs. Russell La., and Jack C. Underwood, Sr., (The former Judith Wheeler) Odessa, Tex. Volunteer; Mrs. Berkeley {jordon, Clayton, Mrs. Harry Dark, Mrs. Rumson, honored trustee and James C. Graham, Mrs. Joseph Miss Henck was graduated from Monmouth Regional High School Mrs. James MoCosker, Rumson, Oakley and Mrs. Gertrude Mor- advisory committee. Miss Wheeler Is Bride ris. and is employed in the engineer- ing department of the N. J. Bell Mr. Cogan reported 71 patient* LUNCHEON Telephone Company, Newark. received 3» articles of clothing Of Jack G Germond FREEHOLD — Thirty guests Pfc. Underwood, an alumnus of from Esquire Shop during the from Haddonfleld Home for theLafayette High School, attended month of May. Mr*. .'Freeman RED BANK - Miss Judith An Mr. Wheeler gave his daughter Aged, Morristown,. were guests the University of Southwestern reported 109 patient* received 472 Wheeler, daughter of Mr. ancin marriage. She wore a long' recently in the Presbyterian Louisiana. He was graduated articles from Vanity Fair ihop Mrs. Wayne Joseph Wheeler, Jr. sleeved gown of peau de soie Ohundi for.a luncheon and pro-from the U. S. Army Signal School during the month. at Fort Monmouth and is pre- 847 Sycamore Ave., New Shrew: appliqued with embroidered Chan- gram. Mrs. Anabel, reported 208 fam- tiny lace on the. fitted bodice, Rev. David Riddle, pastor, en sently stationed at Fort Eustis, ily care kits went out from Octo- bury, became the bride of Jact Va. G Germond, son of Mr. ancThe bell-shaped skirt was de tertalned with piano selections ber to May. Mn. WKtaker it- rs. Jack Germond of Oshawa signed with a chapel-length panel and accompanied Mrs. Judson ported 757 hours were put In by Canada. train trimmed with matching Post, .vocalist. the auxiliary during May,' lace. Her fingertip veil was held Lodges to Hold The double ring ceremony took Mrs. Ma* Hubbard, sewing The annual picnic meeting will in place by a peau de soie pill- place Saturday May 22 in the Red chairman of the United Presby- be held at the home of Mrs. box appliqued with jeweled iace Square JDance Classical Bailer Technique ank Methodist Church with terian Women had charge of Butkus. and she carried a casccade of ev. W. Gordon Lowden offi arrangements. The group later RED BANK - The Local and Contemporary Jan vhite roses and stephanotis. ating. Herbert Burtis, minister left fdr Old Tennent Church, Bayshore Lodges of the Loyal Tip • Acrobatic - Toe f music and art, was organis Matron of honor was Mrs. Ron- where they were served dessert. Order of Moose will hold a Joint ald Birkle, Cincinnati, Ohio, sis- Squad Plans 201 East Bergen Place ind Robert Spencer, soloist. A square dance tomorrow at 8:30 ter of the bride. She wore a floor- COMMUNION BREAKFAST 741-2208 eception followed in the home p.m. in the Union Beach fire Two Events if the bride's parents. ength gown of pink and white FREEHOLD - Miss Mary house. Music will be by Hart MJDDUETOWN — Fsirview crepe, a pink petal headpiece and Thompson, ,. Monmouth County Webber. carried a bouquet of pink car- First Aid Squad Auxiliary made probation officer, was guest nations. Chairmen are Steve Berentes, plans for two event* tt a meet- speaker at the second annual George Paulette was best man Sr., and Fred Buonano of theing in the home of Mrs. George MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Ushers, were David Macey and Communion Breakfast of the St.Red Bank Lodge, and Phil Red- MoCooey, Damamor Dr. Roger Alton. All afe from Toron Rose of Lima Rosary Altar So- man and Vince Polk of the Bay- A bus trip to the Sntithvilit Inn to. ciety, held recently in the Trot- shore Lodge. is slated for June 8. Mrs. Charles The bride, a graduate of Red ters and Pacers Diner. Dosica, 32 Field Ave,, ii in Bank High School and Grace Mrs. Albert Franklin and Mrs. CEREMONY TONIGHT charge of reservation* with Mrs. Downes Airline School, New York Edwin Hnilicka were co-chair- LITTLE SILVER - Girl Scouts Charles Moore, president'of Hie auxiliary. City, was with the NCR Data men. -" . Court of Awards for 11 troops A Luncheon Is Served and card SALE! Processing Center in New York in Little Silver will be held to- Mrs. Martin M. Lipton party will be held June IT in employed as a secretary, until PRESIDENT RE-ELECTED night at 7:30 in the Marktam her marriage. (The former Carol Bernstein) the fire house, Rt. X. This Is a 'FREEHOLD — Mrs. Bert Jack- Place School: Mrs. George Curch- son: was re-elected president of fuml-raising event open to the Mr. Germond, on alumnus of ir. will preside. public. . ,•:- ,,..:,,., , ladies' Garden Oshawa High School and Ryerson Women of St. Peter's at a riieet- Institute of Technology, Toronto, Carol Bernstein Wed ing in the parish house of St. a computer programmer with Peter's Episcopal Church. Also Batons' Department Store in To- elected were Mrs. Frederick Sherman'* has BONNETS Kneer, vice president; Mrs. Jo- ronto where the couple will make To Martin M Lipton unusual and their home after a wedding trip seph King, recording secretary, DISTINCTIVE Reg. 1.98 to the Poconos. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Branch, where she was a mem-and Mrs. George Chambers, The marriage of MisS Carol Lyn ber of the National Psychology treasurer. Out-of-town guests Included Mr. GIFTS Bernstein, daughter of Mr. amHonor Society. She was with the Members of the nominating and Mrs. Leather Hutchison, to 3.98 Mrs. Barry Bernstein, 44 Judltl Monmouth County Welfare Board, committee were Mrs. Vincent for the Flint, Mich.; Wayne Wheeler, Sr., Rd., Little Silver, to Martin M Red Bank, up to the time of herDugan, Mrs. Charles Priest and BRIDE Lockport, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Lipton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin, marriage. Mrs. George Litchfield. Mrs. Ronald Berkle, Cincinnati; Mrs. Lipton, Allenwood Rd., Allenwood Diane Gtois was appointed col- Free Gift Wrapping Joseph Alvado, Cleveland; Miss Mr. Lipton, a 1965 graduate of took place Sunday in a doubl Monmouth College, was a mem-lege chairman. Gloria Alvado, Tarrytown, N.Y.;ring ceremony here in the Bea Mr. and Mrs. Marion Capriotti, bec of Lambda Sigma Tau honor A covered dish luncheon will Rivage. Rabbi Richard F. Steii society and president of Phi Alpha be held at the June 15 meeting, BowHnjj Green, Ohio; Mr. anbrind k of Monmouth Reform Tern Mrs. Albert Barnes and Mr. and Theta national history honor so- with Mrs. Kneer as chairman. pie, Shrewsbury, officiated. A i< ciety. Mrs. Harold Millard, member Mrs. George Parker, Toronto; ception followed. Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Ann After a wedding trip to Puerto of the group, was installed as Linens - Bath - Bedroom Mr. Bernstein gave his daugh president of the district at the Palichuk, Oshawa and Mrs. Rico, the couple plan to attend Closet - Monograms ter in marriage. She wore a slim annual meeting of Church Wom- Hulcio, Edmonton, Al- 29 years of quality and service A VARIETY OF STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Charles line white gown of crepe bande Graduate School at the University en of the diocese held recently in berta. with East Indian lace on thof Miami, Oxford, Ohio. Trenton. 20 Broad St. 741-2M6 Red Bank sleeves and midriff. Her hea the shore's most exdting shop OPEN ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY FIRST PRIZE WINNER piece was of lace with soft veiliD; RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Miss to the shoulder and she carrie Lynn Moench, a senior at Rari- a bouquet of orchids and stephan tan Township High School, won otis. first prize, a J25 U. S. Savings Miss Barbara Teich, Elberon Bond, in an essay contest spon- was the bride's only attendan MIDDLETOWN sored by the Raritan First Aid She wore a full-length gown o! "Music's most glorious voJce" Squad Auxiliary. Her essay was aquamarine crepe and matching on the topic "What the Townshiplace headpiece identically styled rf Raritan First Aid Squad Meansto the bride's. Her bouquet of GARDEN CENTER to Me." flowers also were in aquamarine Stephen Seltzer of New Yori HAMMOND HWY. 35. MIDDLETOWN -* £71.1050 RETURNS HOME City was best man. Ushers wer< MATWAN — Mrs. Grace Gur- the bride's brothers, Hank am ORGAN Start Hours: Op«a 7 doyi • wetk I A.M. H an has returned to her home in Robert Bernstein, at home. Friday malngt 'HI * 'rospect Point Gardens, follow- Mrs. Lipton received a bache- ing eye surgery in the Deaconess lor of arts degree In 1965 from fof Asbury Park fospital, Boston, Mass. Monmouth College, West Lon SALES/SERVICE" Toland Pupils Of Course, It's Cheaper Give Program 733 Matiison St, Asbury Park • PR 5-9300 BRADUEY BEACH - The ad- vanced teenagers group of danc- ers of the Dorothy Toland Dance To Add on.... Than Move! Studio performed discothequi routines at the installation of offi cers of the Hadassah Chapter of SERVICE LEAGUE of Monmouth Medical Center's new 1965 SUMMER SESSIONS Bradley Beach at a dinner in the Florence Warner Community president is Mrs. Tex Weiner, right, photographed at First Session July 5-23 Center. The routines were origi- the irutallat-ion luncheon in the Beau Rivage, Spring Lake nally created by Mrs. Toland fo Second Session July 26 to Aug. 13 a recent benefit performance of Heights, with Mrs. Murray Abrami, retiring president. the Children's Psychiatric Center Each session Is completely separate, not continuous. ... If you'rt cramped for tp«ee of Eatontown. Participating dancers were Reading, , and have the itch to move ... Beverly and Donna Korr, and COR1VELIUS Remedial ({carting Groups, Grades 1-9 Forget It I You can'save younalf a lot Trudy Bcaman, Red Bank; Becky Wills, Little Silver; Linda Queen, Remedial Arithmetic Groups, Grades 1-6 of money by having our skilled earpen- Fair Haven; Barbara Fitzgerald, COBB, Ltd. Speed Reading Groups, Grade 7—Adult tari add a room, remodel that attic, or finish Farmingtiale, and Cindy Brandt Lincroft. k*********} Six Week Courses July 5 to Aug. 13 the basement . . . Let us make your home tit Mrs. Toland appeared in a dis- DRESS UP YOUR WALLS cotheque offering with Ken Mor- in Conversations! French and Spanish, open to all your family. Call today for a free eitimate J Framed Hummel Pictures * Silhouettes" Wall Plaques gan Studios in Red Bank. All the students or adults of any age, Two evenings a week. ' young dancers performed botii SCENTED CANDLES solo and group arrangements, A DELIGHTFUL WAY TO GIVE YOUR HOME A DELI- > CATE FRESH AROMA. MANY OTHER UNIQUE IDEAS \ Private Tutoring ATTEND CELEBRATION IN OUR CANDLE DEPT. AH subjecls, Grades 1-12. WATERBURY, Conn. - Mrs. Newly Arrived REGAL B. S. Sanderson, 3d. Little Sil- ver, and Mrs. Stuart L. Lover- Early American Pine Reproductions For Registration Information Phone . . . idge. Middletown, attended the MANY NtW PIICII POR YOU* PtMSUM CONSTRUCTION COMPANY recent centennial celebration here COLORFUL EAGLE 418 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN 747-2553 at St. Margaret's School. Both are MIDDLETOWN alumnae of the school. Mrs. Lov- ASHTRAYS and CIGARETTE CUPS Subsidiary o] Crown Kitchens eridge also attended her class re- In amber, ni, bhw, graea mi milk glass Reading and Tutoring Service Union. - ROUTE 34 COLTS NICK 1008 HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN 671-5701 The program consisted of the (Jut hath ef heekeM leaf) •. . Robert V. Smith, Dirtctor [dedication of the new library and CALL 4iM7U OMR II M S -. FrUMr It • - CUM Mmtoys I tt» Art* Studio buildings. THE DAILY REGISTER ^Fnhy, Mty &, 1965-11 "d\Eastern Star Officers* Installed in Red Bank RED BAMK-The new officers chairmen as fellows: Mm. Wil- of Martha Chapter, Order of liam Bland, sick committee; Mrs. Herbert Douglas, ways and Eastern Star, Prince Hall Affil- At Holmdel Country Supper means; Mrs. Robert D. Scott, iation, were installed recently in arts and crafts; Miss Mattie the Masonic Hall. Daniels, delinquency; Mrs. Wil- The installation was conducted liam Slater, Oziel grand chapter by the district lecturer, Past birthday; Mrs. Geraldine Rawl- MCOSS Units Re-Organize ings, building fund; Mrs. Robert Patron Haywood Rawlings. New HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. elected members of the board and welfare agencies of the coun- officers, are Miss Mattie Daniels, Herb, investigating; Mrs. Peter K. Hosier Jones of Bridle was trustees. ' ty and cited steps MCOSS is worthy malron; Herbert Douglas, L. Jones, auditing; Mrs. Luke elected chairman at the board ol iDirectors re-elected are M taking to encourage ioteragency worthy patron; Mrs. William Austin, hospitality, and Mrs. directors of Monmouth County Or- Dayton Beguejin, Mrs. A. R, Gi referrals and cooperation. Bland, associate matron; Leon James Bradley, paraphernalia. ganization for Social Service at man, Harold B. Millward and D Miss Laura Herding reviewed Glover, associate pahon; Mrs. Also, Mrs. Ancrum, Queen die annual meeting yesterday at George Stevenson, all ol Middli board activities of the past year, Haskell Richardson, secretary; Pageant; Mrs. Wiliams, educa- Frogtown. Mrs. James Y, Dun- town Township; Mrs. Frederi Mrs. Haywood Rawlings, treasur- tion; Mrs. Ralph Smith, publicity 1 and stressed the part that voluri' bar, New Shrewsbury, was named J. Burghard, Jr., and Miss Am tary agencies can play in th« er; Mrs. Herbert Douglas, con- and public relations; Mrs. Robert vice chairman and Miss Laura J. Riker, Rumson; Mrs. Cec present set up of expanding health ductress; Mrs. James Bradley, Scott, Youth Felicitares; Mrs. Harding, Holindel, was chosen Cross and Mrs. Jones, Briel services. associate conductress, and trus- Robert Herb, by-laws; Mrs. Wil- liam Slater, first aid, and Mrs. for her 11th term as president Mrs. Robert DeLong, Englishtow Other officers re-elected at the tees, Mrs. Geraldine Rawlings, Rawlings, officers' training class. Of MCOSS. Mrs. Jones succeeds and Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. W annual meeting of the trustees Mrs. Howard Jackson and Mrs. Mrs.'John C. Ripley, Colts Neck, liam Suter, New Shrewsbury. include vice-presidents: Mrs, All- Emerson Williams. and' Mrs. Dunbar replaces Mrs. Also, Mrs. Irving Feist, Shrew ison L. S. Stern, Scobeyville, Dr Other officers are Mrs. Ralph DINNER 1 Lcwrence A. Carton, Jr., Locust. bury; Dr. Mason Gross, preside] Stevenson, Mrs. Carton, and Mrs. 20 YEARS LATER — Members of the class of 1945 of Rod Bank Catholic High School Smith, Marshal in the East; Mrs, FARMINGDALE - St. Cather- ' Meetings of the board of di erf Rutgers' University, Ne Ripley; secretary, Mrs. Bernard meet together to plan a reunion June 26 in the River House Inn, Rumson. From left to Joseph Scott, Marshal in the ine's Church Altar-Rosary Socie- a Brunswick; Mrs. Isidor Perlmai White, Shrewsbury; assistant sec- West; Mrs. John Hamrick, war- ty held its annual dinner recently rectors and trustees preceded right are) Mrs. Rita Slattery Truex, Mrs. Jane Bohn Knoll and Robert Sommerj, photo- country supper in a barn on the Imlaystown; Mrs. Ripley, Col retary, Mrs. John Adams, Mid- der; Joshua Hughes, sentinel; in Van's Freehold Inn. Rev. Cross Farm, where a rustic at- Neck, and Dr. Thetford and Ja dletown; treasurer, Spencer Pitts, graphed at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Margaret McS McVeaugh Schweers, Hill- Mrs. Lena Logan, chaplain; Mrs. Steven Beilien, pastor, addressed mosphere prevailed, with bale* Weinheimer. Fair Haven. Tru»i Middletown, and assistant treas- top Tor., Red Bank. Kathleen Young, Order of the group. Mrs. Donald Terry .Begi war chiirman of hay for seats and xed checker ees re-elected include Mrs. urer, Lester Ross, Red Bank. Eastern Star flag bearer; Mrs. cloths on the tables. lin, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Jone Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson, foun- Carnell Terry, United States flag The formal program consisted Mrs. Ripley and Dr. Stevensoi der of the organization, is presi- RBCHS Reunion Set for lune bearer, and Mrs. Christopher of honors for volunteers and staff One third of the trustees and o dent emeritus and honorary vice- Harvey, Christian Flag Bearer. members, who devoted 9,100 hours third of the directors are elect presidents are Mrs. Leon Cubber- RED BANK - Class of 1945 James Feehan and Anthony Del- man and Mrs. Patricia Ryan Also, Star Points: Mrs. U. D. ' and 255 years respectively on be- annually for three year terms. ley, Long Branch; Justice Henry mf Red Bank, Catholic High la Vecchia, accommodations; McFeeley, awards, and Mrs. Keener, Adah; Mrs. Moses An- half of the MCOSS public health n ah annual report presented E. Ackerson, Jr., Keyport; Mrs School will hold a reunion June Robert Sommers, publicity; Mrs. Dorothy Sutphin Carroll, favors. emm, Ruth; Mrs. George C. nursing and tuberculosis control the directors' meeting, Miss Wi Frederick Tatum, Middletown, 26 in the River House Inn. Margaret MacVeagh Schweers, Reservations deadline is Tues- Randolph, Esther; Mrs. William programs. ona E. Darrati, executive din and Mrs. E. M. Crane, Rumson, General chairman of the event music; Mrs. Jeanne Rau Hollo- day. Slater, Martha, and Mrs. Robert D. Scott, Electa. Newty-electea to the board of tor, reviewed the work of th is Mrs. Rita Slattery Truex, directors are Mrs. Robert E. Berg publlie health nursing and cor Vacation Trio! Heading committees are Mrs. The retiring matron, Mrs. and,Mrs. J. H. D. Montaigne, munity health services of MCOX Jane Bonn Knoll, finance; George Emerson Williams, made and both of Rumson; Mrs. Karl de- indicating a tremendous increai Hawkins, souvenir booklet; presented a memorial cloth to Ganahl, Locust; Harry Milt and in service and Introduction of m Printed Pattern the chapter. The incoming Mrs. S. Phelps Montgomery, Fair programs lo provide better matron appointed committee Haven, and Mrs. H. Glenn Rod- habilitative services for the si To Install man, New Shrewsbury. Mrs. H.A. and an expansion of protecti-v Luncheon Honors Huber, Locust; Dr. Norman Thet- health services. She stressed ford, Eatantovn, and Mrs. H. 0. ever present need for closer wor BPW Slate Pastor's Widow Wiley, Red Bank, are newly- ing relations between the hea HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Harold Holt, wife of the late Rev. Harold On June 21 H. Holt, St. Andrew's Episcopal Designed in thi American MATAWAN - Mrs. Mildred Church, Highlands, was honored Tradition Day was elected president of the Give Surprise Shower at a luncheon here in Bahrs Res- A fresh txclttng collection Matawan Business and Profes- taurant. erf ctilp-reslstan! oven-to- sional Woman's Club at a meet- table ware. A large varltty Guests were Mrs. Frank Hem- of serving pieces to «n< ing Monday in the Midway Fire hauser, Mrs. George Anderson, hance a molt aracloul In Bride-Elect's Home House. table. These are hardly Mrs. August Slienhagen, Mrs. noticeable seconds at hall LITTLE SILVER — Miss Lucy Scrudito, Secaucus; Mrs. Edwai Serving with her for the 1965- Alice Parker, Mrs. Helen Heaton, price. Miry Pace, 407 Rumson Rd., Ueblein, West End; Mrs. Michac i term will be Miss Jean Herr- Mrs. Walter Behrens, Mrs. John *ooen slock ; was the guest o{ honor at a sur Nannlni, Fair Haven, and Mr: mann, first vice president; Mrs. Opfermann, Mrs. William Pels, . prise bridal shower given by Mrs. Dominic Ztporo, Rumson. Elizabeth Jozsy, second vice Mrs. Frederick Voorhees, Mrs. Open Sundays 1 to J ''Steven Donahue, Red Bank, and president; Miss Kathleen Dowd, Bernard Mount, Mrs. Hubbard Atso, Mrs. Mary Cristofarc 4 8UMolr»St.,T©msrUv«r 'Mr«, Paul Homer, Bradley Mrs. Joseph Caruso, Mrs. Lui recording secretary; Mrs. There- Stiles, Mrs. Emiel Aufiere, Mrs. Beach, in the home of her Pace, Miss Mildred Pace, Mra sa Randleman, corresponding sec- Alfred Wright, Mrs. Gilbert Par- -"parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony Pace and Mrs. Concetta retary, and Mrs. Rachel Witter, ker and Miss Mary Rlsset, all M Pace, of the same address. treasurer. of Highlands. s: Ziporo, Red Bank; Mrs. Raiph ;Miss Pace will become the The installation on June 21, will Ribustelli, Mrs. Anthony Fusco, SUCCEEDING Mri. Lawrence Leins, right, as president 'wide of Cranston Van Bloem, Mrs. Anthony Gambardella, Mrs, be conducted by an officer from ' Orange, June 19 in St. Anthony's Clement Pace, Mrs. Valenti the New Jersey Federation of of the Little Silver Junior Woman's Club is Mrs. Edgar Catholic Church, Red Bank. Pace and Mrs. Carmen Pallone, Business and' Profesional Wom- S. Von Gehren, who was installed at the club's annual Guests included Mrs. Rosalyn en's Clubs. Mrs. Witter is chair- all of Little Silver. Mother-Daughter Banquet in the Lincroft inn. Van Bloem and Mrs. H. R. Cran- man^ - Monroe aftOn, Orange; Mrs. Virginia Mrs; Thaler, Civic Participa- Beam, Miss Georgeanne Beam, Scouts Participate tion chairman, presented the pro- Mrs. Grace Cumisky, Mrs. Grace gram, which was conducted by A. Donahue and Mrs. Sam Fu&co, In Field Day , , Girl Scout Troop 312, sponsored Eatontown; Mrs. JamesCumisky, HIGHLANDS— Fort Hancoc by the club. Troop members were 3 ! Shrewsbury; Mr»." Carmine Junior Girl Scout Troop-.464 an accornyanied^ by Mrs. Christine EdeJstein , - leaders, Mrs. James Maloney as Morns, counselor, and Mre. John COMMUNION BREAKFAST Mrs. John Schiller, were hosts Elbrecht, assistant. MONMOUTO BEACH - An- more than 125 Highland Gi Miss Jane Nemos was presen- nual Communion BreaMast of the Scouts and Brownies at a Fie: ted with a pair of white gloves Distinguished Rosary Altar Society of Precious Day at Fort Hancock, Saturday in honor of her selection, as dele- Blood Catholic Church will take Mrs. Gay Oberlin, chairman, wai gate of the troop at the Girl Camera Portraits place Sunday at S,an Alfonso assisted by Girl Scout and Brown Scout Round4Jp In Idaho in July. Retreat House, West End. Break- ie. leaders and members of th< ly HT*Wi For The last will follow 9 a.m. Mass. Neighborhood. Maj. John Scill Three for your vacation! Trav- Mrs. Frank Falcone Is in and Capt. Arthur Tel lone assist) el in side-buttoned sheath that fits Spring' Season Marge of transportation arrange- with activitiei and serving re smooth as a whistle. Team brief Bride-to-Be ments. freshments. tunic with shorts for tennis or patio. Very easy in pique, linen Is Honored If •• •' Printed Pattern 9078: Misses' PRICES FROM 27.50 TTNTON FALLS - Miss Emily Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 Tellefsen, daughter of Mr. and dress 3'/ yds. 35-in. LEIF 4 Mrs. Thomas Tellefsen, Water St., Fifty cents in coins for each was honored at a bridal shower ERICSON pattern — add 15 cents for each given by Mrs. Arle L. Dye and 542-2116 pattern for first-class mailing and Mrs. Christine Halvorsen in the special handling. Send to Marian Found Vinland (Ameri- home of Mrs. Hans Lund, Tinton Martin, The Daily Register, Pat- Ave. tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., ca) because* of a storm New York, N. Y. 10011. Print Miss Tellefsen will become the , . . wt hopa you won't name, address with zip, size and bride of Taylor Schanck, son o style number. Mr. and. Mrs. George Schanck, need itormy weather to 350 design ideas plus one pat- Holmdel, June 26. find the wonderful world tern free — any one you choose Guests were Mrs. Schanck, in new Spring-Summer Pattern Miss Linda Schanck, Mrs, Louise of decorator fabrics at Catalog. Send now for biggest Hance, Mrs. Helen Phillips, Mrs. pattern book bargain ever! Only Helen Stevenson and Mrs. Rober DAY CAMP • • • . '.. . 50c. Lawrence, Holmdel; Mrs. E. C. RUMSON RESIDENT Mrs. Frank Arlinghaus receives the SHREWSBURY effery,, Lincroft; Mrs. Norman badge of office from Mrs. John Warring, Jr., Bernards- Scholarship Halvorsen, Belford; Mrs. There- ville, as she takes over as president of the Mothers' Shsn'i Original Day DECORATORS sa Ludwig and Mrs. Percy Gray, Camp . . . Country's Winner Red Bank; Mrs. Tellefsen, Miss Guild of Delbarton School, Morristown. Installation took Carol Tellefsen, Mrs. John Bor- Foremost In Experience place yesterday at a guild luncheon at Rod's, West Approved Member NEW SHREWSBURY - Miss den, Mrs. Ruth Bordeh, Mrs. Ar- SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE Orange. American CampInD Ais'n Karen Jones, daughter of Mr. thur Illmensee,,Mrs. Alfred Schi- md Mrs. Ronald Jones, 600 747.4422 bell, Mrs. John Tector, Mrs. Rob- Beacon Ave., Beacbwood, is the ert Smedley, Mrs. Paul Oryll, CLOSING MEETING Charles Stallings, Edwards Point 39th Year recipient of a $700 scholarship LITTLE SILVER — The Wom- Rd., Rumson. Serving on the DAILY 9 to 5:30—FRI.'TIL 9 Miss Anne Marie Lund, Miss El Directly. On the from the Monmouth County Den- an's Guild of St. John's Episcopal committee are Mrs. Ralph Bel- len Lund, Miss Ruth Halvorsen Cool Ocean tal Auxiliary. Miss Jones, a June Mrs. Vernon Fields, Mrs. J. E Church will hold its closing meet- knap, Mrs. Orlando P. Warden, 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury graduate of Toms River High Eeebe, Mrs. Clarence Moore and ing of the season Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Ayres, Mrs. Ethel 643 OCEAN AVENUE WEST END School, plans to enter the Uni- Mrs. John Lemon, all of New 12:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Walter Bowker. versity of Pennsylvania in the Shrewsbury. ."Si- ?. fall, majoring In dental hygiene. • SPECIALISTS IN SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS • Mrs. Martin Cain, New Shrews- Also, Mrs. Amanda Hansen The "SwImmlnB Camp" wlltl J SALT WATER POOLS bury, was chairman of the schol- Jersey City; Mrs. Charles Saari • Niw Instructional Pool • Olympic sue Pool • Chlldrtn'i Poll arship committee which raised and Mrs. Harriet Norgaard, Key- Pool! 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Tel. 222-6464-- Visiting Ojjice Open Daily 11.21 MECHANIC ST. 741-1742 RIDMNX Aibury Park Man,, Wad. and Fri. 'til 9 Evenings, Saturdays and Sundays f, 12-Fridty, M«y 28, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER One 61 the favoritt tooitot •»• xmcttoas in 19th Ceatury W«b- The Kmtwn River hw t Bow The first barbed wire wts Area MLS Reports on WM the i*y e mtil 1889. Many interesting old William H. Manley, who are reRalway- , have purchased a home tiring to Florida, have sold their at 355 Hope Rd., New Shrews- ipecimens are still exhibited home at 191 Prospect Ave., Redbury, from Harold G. Smith, ex- n the Smithsonian Institution. Bank, to Mr. and.Mrs. Edgar T. cutor. Mrj. Gloria, Faye Nilsor $ Poole, who have moved here of Walker & Walker. Shrews SAVE 5.00H from Tempe, Ariz. Mr. Poolej bury, handled the traasaction. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hun KOZICKY WITH THIS COUPON is a retired U.S. Air Force colonel. The sale was negotiated! have purchased a home at IK by the Dowslra Agency, Redj Branch Ave., Red Bank, form- Nursery Specials Bank. / ! erly owned by Salvatore MJg- DEPENDABLE Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Tomato! ilazza. Mr, Hunt is In the land SEPTIC TANK SERVICE and Mrs. Elena Sica have moved: scaping business. Gene Fitz- Hemlock -1.00 from Hazlet to their new two-Patric; k of Walker & Walker, Mid- 1.00 SUMMER SPECIAL $1100 PER family home at 28 William! St.,dletown, negotiated the sale. Potted Roses Red Bank, built by Philip ^ad- with this COUPON lO TANK Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Ma THREE-BEDROOM RANCH house at Phalanx Farms, Colts Neck, was designed by Hybrid Tea ler and Ed Pollard. Mr. Torvin- , Hazlet, haw purchased Reg. Price $18 — Offer Expires 9/21/65 nato has been associated with home at 126 Crestview Dr., i Royal Barry Wills Associates, architecti. The firm is recognized as a leading designer Hedges 10c ea. Ye Cottage Inn, Keyport, for Middletown. Mr. Marvin is will of early American New England architecture and is the sixth architectural firm to have CALL 671-2298 10 years. William David Ryan the U.S. government. The formei its work represented in the Phalanx Farms community. Home was built for Capt. (USN- Gladiela Bulbs 60e dz. of the McGowan Agency, Red owners, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L Bank, handled negotiations. Hasten, have purchased a new Ret.) and Mrs. Raymond C. Wilcox, formerly of Ridgefield Park, Capi. Wilcox had Also reported by the McGowan home on Danemar Dr., Edwan been associated with Tiffany's of New York until his retirement this year. Home has MYRON KOZICKY Agency was the sale of 81 Strat- C. As»y af Navesink Associates, three bedrooms, twd baths, and screened patio which looks- out onto Bucklin fruit ford Rd., New Shrewsbury, toMiddletown Middletown, ,reporte reported dth the es salei . NURSERY Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hunt. Mr.) orchards and Swimming River Reservoir. Hunt is with Circle Chevrolet of HWY. 35, EATONTOWN CASCADE - BUSTER CRABBE Red Bank. The former owners, Stop Birch for these to drop their old leaves Sell Fast! The Daily Register Buy from the. grower and wvtl Mr. and Mrs. William Coiens, at this season. Classified. OF have moved to Connecticut. Mr.j YOUR GARDEN Why is a nursery-grown tree Ryan also handled this sale. Leaf Miner THIS WEEK better than one you may find TOMORROW Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fern! somewhere or receive as a gift POOLS By Garden Reporter TOMATO PLANTS of Rumson have purchased a from a neighbor? home at 72 Monroe Ave., Shrews- By Spraying College of Agriculture BIG BOY and OTHER VARIETIES One big reason is its life ex- Chown for Exhibit at riw bury. Mr. Fern is with Elec- FREEHOLD — Do your whit Rutgers-The Staff Uni- pectancy. A nurseryman root' FRESH ASPARAGUS tronics Associates, Inc., West and gray birch trees develoj versity, New Brunswick prunes his trees to create a Martha Wathlngton grown on our form Long Branch. Mr. Ryan negoti-|orown leaves by mid-July? I New York World's Fair ated this sale for Mr. and Mrsthey do, your trees have probabl; heavy root growth with many If you have "a spruce tree atr roots in a small area close • HYBRID PETUNIAS o HARDY GERANIUMS liHtolled at HOUM of Good Tart* Exhibit Roger LeValley, who have moved come under the attack of thi • ALL VARIETIES BEDDING PLANTS to Obre PI., Shrewsbury. birch leaf miner. hat's dead or dying, you're no to the trunk. ly Swimming Rlvtr Pooli of Eatonrown alone. On the other hand, a tree grow R.glonal Award Winner I*M This is the worst pest of bird in New Jersey and it make; Rutgers specialists have beei ing in the wild spreads Its roots SICKLES FARM looking at such trees in man; trouble every year, according t< far and wide. When you dig it AT GREENHOUSE Louis M. Vasvary, extensloi parts of the state, and findinj you can't help but cut many of INSTALLED OR entomologist at the Rutgers Col no disease or insect to blam them. RUMSON ROAD CALL 741-9563 IITTLI SILVIR for the decline. DO-IT-YOURSELF lege of Agriculture. What's more, you're likely to Adult birch leaf miners an In some areas pines and hem locks are also hard hit. lack the easy skill of the nurs from small black sawflies that la; eryman who protects the roots HOW'S their eggs in newly expanding Insufficient moisture is thi with a ball of soil and wraps YOUR leaves. Adult activity begins cause. Unless you keep weathe them into a neat package with $ May and continues for about t records, you may not realize ho' burlap. Roots exposed to the air PRESENT weeks. ' dry it's been since 1960. soon dry out and die. 845 But record keeping is part ol When the eggs hatch, the No Snug Fit HOME ? he job of Dr. Lawrence Raniere, young larvae eat tiny mines be- A transplanting operation tween the leaf surfaces, causin^ U.S. Weather Bureau meteoro igist stationed at the Rutger: sometimes turns out less than "TRADE-IN" leaves to blotch and later tun successful for one simple reason MIGHT BE THE ANSWER ___ brown and die. College of Agriculture. He say: '3995 igures from a weather statio —the hole wasn't big enough. WALKER & WALKER There may be three or foui at the Canoe Brook Country C!u Don't try for a tight fit around • H» moMf dawn generations of this pest durini in Essex County are typical. your balled and burlapped tree. REALTORS - INSURERS • 7 ytare le lay the growing season, the first tw Rather, take a' tip from the Rug- SHREWSBURY 741-5212 MIDDLETOWN *71-»11 • lank financing generations being the most in They show moisture was 2. gers leaflet. "How to Transplant iurious. inches below normal in 1960, 5. • 10-yt«r warranty NO WONDER- Trees and Shrubs," and dig yourlj For home gardeners, Vasvary below in 1961; five inches in hole 12 inches wider and three I FREE POOL LAYOUT & GUIDANCE NO AWNINGS! recommends iindane sprays in 962; 11.8 inches in 1953, and 9. inches deeper than is necessary|| CALL 542-1777 — or Write Today May. Use one tablespoon of below last year. to accommodate the ball. Kicking about tht halt? tn a aunbahvd lindene 25 per cent wettabl So far this year, January, Be sure to put topsoil in thell NOW! OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS houtt, *n air conditioner netdt th« halp powder to a gallon of water. Re- arch and April were moisture- bottom of vthe hole and use top-1 of can vat iwnlngi. Thty kttp rooms 8 peat in mid-May and again in deficent. soil to fill around the ball. You to 15 d«gr«ti cooltr, prevant gltri and mid-June. Not a pleasant picture, espe- can enrich topsoil by mixing it I oooOOOMAiinu ! fading. Givt that cooling unit a brtaM Sevin or Cygon may also be :ially if you're trying to make with humus at the rate of one I ,' PKF •«'••'»• on* Give, ui a call and leVitilk over your •had- RENTALL JHL ing raquirementi. control birch leaf miner, say hings grow in a community thai part humus to three parts soil. I County Agent Maron A. Clark. as no water to spare to keep The humus can be well-rotted I ilants alive. hardwood sawdust, peat moss I The months ahead could be drythoroughly soaked with , water, I CENTER Get Instant nes, too, so you may want t well rotted stable manure or leaf |f plan now to try to save prized mold from the woods. DIfcUritLI IVlIV STANDARD pecimens. Rutgers specialist Plant an evergreen at the same|| r-iu* OIKP Lawn By lave advised that you can usedepth it stood in the nursery. Lawn and Garden Rentals AWNING CO. rinse water from the kitchen or You can tell by the soil line I C. Moraller, Prop., n«( 1927 laundry to save plants. around the trunk. A deciduous! Usin ii *• _. „. • 3/ICM flaw 20. 9 kin Memorial Hospital to honor Ttv, Gordon Lowden jwctor FREEHOU) — The Greater Hr*t Om- to*** teuton*, m» •Mtemfed the fourth m-foe Candystilpw, ^ volun- of the first Methodist Church, Preehotd Jtyctes were named award In iU eight year Malory. ual Junior "Auxiliary -Awards Tee teered their servicea after Kbool BerJ Bank, - addressed the Canty- the Most Outstanding chapter in i the Fort!' Auditorium of Fit-an4 oa week-ends. '" ' etrtpers. • - the state at the convention held House Hunting! It's pf For completing thtfr fiat 100 last weekend In Asbury Park. Walter Kcotaski, retiring presi- son in the Daily RegiaUr OM»i- volunteer hours plus were given Classified. ->•,-.-' to Renae Br&ddock, Patricia dent accented the award on be- Brady, Marilyn Brelning, Mari- swarming termites lyn Byrnes, Lucy Catalano, Caro! a«l aarric* Ann • Citro, K»% . Cook,. Joan Owr 25 yam of «**riMc Dirby, Pamela Day, Lorraine • DESIGNING •PLANTING are a warning DeH'osso, Catherine Etrurians, Ruth Everson, •Mirgaret. A. Flo- • LANDSCAPE MAIHTEMAHCE den, Juilfr Grevafec, Kathken Hamrt, Barbara1 Hawjify, Bar- Weottor TtMeJ • FWW «**w» bara Heifrich, Kathleen House • imGRIENS • ItOStS Charlene Jellinek, Sally Maier, • GERANIUMS .. fane Neunan. Patricia Olesen, BEDDING PLANTS udith Pettit, Enid Pickett, Linda It Costs Less to Control Termites thin to Ignore Tbem I Rosenstein, Martha Schreiber, Many varieties of Flowering It costs you nothing to find out if hidden termite* (socalltd "(lying ants") are destroying tlw unden*riicture and woodwork of your home. Rhoda Sims, Wendy Sines, Denise Plants, in Bud and Bloom in PHONE or i/RITE now for cortipWe FREE Inspection by a tralntd Sirois, Bonnie Smith, Melody expert. Over 600,000 homes serviced. Our tirmite work is GUARAN- Stevens, Diama Temple, Linda our greenhouses. TEED by (1) .Bmce-Terminix, eonpifVnttermitttermite foipectlan art ciit;anct. bar were given to. Jayne Conrad, aitttK* aaaaaaaaaaoaaaaoo* BeiOre DUymg a tiOille iriea-tirailafi. Termitmite ClCleiraacti i ire laaranttidtd!! tember, with every hospital volunteer, required to participate in at least one session. "'atricaa Everett, Barbara WORLD'S LARGEST IN TERMITE CONTROL Jreene, Jennifer Hoffman, Linda LeCampte and Diana Ludwig. last trump and would eventual- everything Betty Rinaldi received two 10O- DAILY QUESTION hour bars; Jane Trail and Betty Bridge Column Partner opens with one dia- • Private iwimming pool and play area right on th» 'anNest received three 100-hour mond, and the next player premiies ! ars. ' "You are very polite and patrick ' with the jack of hearts passes. You hold: Spades A 9 6 3 • Complete shopping facilities on and adjacent to Mrs. J. Marshall Booker, Mid-tiervt," a kibitzer told me recan- d continued with the ace ofHearts — 10 6 3, Diamonds K 7 ently at a tournament (much tc hearts. Then he abandoned •Mie property 1 dletown, member of the board of 4, Clubs A Q 9. What do you my surprise). "Your partnei trumps, leaving' one trump stiU • Bus and'trarin connectidns to Newark (40-min.) and governors, presented 500-hour say? just threw a trick away, am n the East hand. Answer: Bid one spade. You New York (5S min.) ! ,.;i. ' ins to Kristine Hochster, Pa- you congratulated him for hi; Declarer took dummy's clubs cannot jump to 2 NT without a tricia Newcomer «nd Emma • Fine schools within, walking distance ! . beautiful play." and led the low club toward stopper in hearts. Bid your rake. • Excellent highway connections including Parkway' My partner won the firs his hand. East pounced on this suit, such as it is, and await trick with his small (rump, anddevelopments. and Roate 351 , my kibitzer snorted with dis- For Sheinwold's 36-pkge book- "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean gust. These new players couldn't let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Three weekends,and your pool is even count tnirttps! send 50c to Bridge Book, JRed completed. We gretnyou easy to fol- For Saturday, May 29 East returned the jack of dia-Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand miles ahead of •aaaoaaaaaooeeee low, step by-step (instructions and monds to declarer's ace, anCentrad l Station, New York 17, everything you need I to install-your Present—For You and Yours • • • Aspects em- N.Y. yourself Spartan Pool. The c&mptete Spartan South cashed the king of clubs Kit includes galvanised steel panels phasize the finer things in life. Do everything in to discard a low diamond from j,that never rust or dorrode—simply dummy. Eventually he ruffed his anything! your power to carry out original and unusual ideas. **ott together. Heavy-duty vinyl pool Be careful not to make promises which will be dif- losing diamond in dummy, mak- Luxuriout apartments Just stops away from schools, interior never needs painting or ing the slam. lecondittoning. Hundreds of "do-it- ficult to fulfill, as people rightly expect you to carry shopping, and commuting. Each 'ajwrtmertt ttafures jDfjrsetfers" ljuy Sdarton Kit* every through. If a problem arises which you feel unable The kibitzer's compliment was KELYINATOR retrigerator-freaiar, oven and range, lyaar. Mo money down, tfeve years to to face, ask for divine guidance. undeserved, because my polite- individually-controlled hear and air-conditioning to pay. Phone us today forWI the facts. NEW IAVATORY FAUCET ness was with the kibitzer, not suit your mood. Color-matched ceramic tile bath- The Day Under Your Sign •with my partner. South, did. not Only One Hond/ef room fixtures. Built-in clothes hamper, Master TV 6UVANIZED throw a trick away by leaving a antenna system. Built-in sound barrier insulations STEEL P0015 ArJ«. lam Mar. 21 to Apr. r» libra. Sept. 23 to Oct. 32 trump out; drawing trumps Jc «ure Uu are mud up to See HAMILTONIAN AT SHREWSBURY, todayIII date', likewine intimace, raort- Libraoe appreciate truth and would cost him the slam. KaKcs et •xanrr and arc cafcr to ac*k them taster carreat inihmcca. 5uppose South draws three Taitm. April 20 to May M Scorpio. Oef. 23 i. Nov. Jl You are capable o£ doifia; TOUT What you decide mar hare a o»n thinkin,, ao ignore olbert «re«t influence on other luce, • advice. 485 SWIMPOOL so be careful. fey fa wa If Sagittarius. Nor.22 to Dec. 21 The Hand SERVICES SUPPLIES, IMC. ro« are making You caa take prMe in jour w Je5 abilttr to inspire others tnd *• ""' influence their thiiiini. South dealer ID4 af REWSBURrAVE.,'NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. D7724 Caaa.JuiMSfeJalyn Capricorn. Dec 22 fo Jan. JO . Neither ride vulnerable ' " 741.3000 X -word of tesdeniets »M Somcthine; yon make yourMlf NORTH Beam more than ma cam.aalto •wiB be.etaeciallr appreciUtd • A963 . fpH to the recipient, br a Intai. . . . . d H»oti»q I litf «o „ A fcclisar nt nocertainrf: may • AQ9 circumttasKe* will be prevail early is the day, but J4 CenrerAva., AH. :,H|qM upon no*. : WEST EAST confidence u restored'. ' •' MUM 2M4831 ul:. ; , 9 AaMf.S«|l».J2 Kic.t Fat.30>o-Mar(A.10,- !. 4 KJ42 A 1087S •Take precattboaarr mea«iire» Your Uithe npirrt and iMr- V'9» V752 jmd Ton caa MTe nock time ilina; wit ahenlj captirata 0 Q85 O J1096 Greenfield'EXCLUSIVE! . Ud trouble later. thoac yon meet at a party. • J873 4 104 I9iS, PnWisbera Nempaw Syndicate SOUTH A Q KILL Also: New FURNISHED APTS. from J145 coniplete V AKQJ4 O A32 CHINCH BUGS • K652 South West North Eart Red Bank Mower Service 1 C Pass 2 NT Pass NOW OPPOSITE MOLLY PITCH!* . 6 ^ All Pass c Opening lead — 1? 9 WITH 53 MORFORD PL. 741-2300 RED BANK the • FEATURING • trumps. Then he must lose a NEW "COPE" club and a diamond. What can • laramorional HorvatMr Tracton and Eq«lp0H»» . he do with those losers? 2.95 5.75 Ihamiltanl^n • • Jacobten • Homko • Hafci Iclipt* When East ruffed on the third 2,500 Sq. ft. 5,200 Sq. Ft. • Arlani • Piottexr end Poulaa Chain Saws round of dubs, he got only a . • Aid arirtr wall knew*: makei _ ' ' club that was of no use to at Shrewsbury WE REPAIR ALL MAKES ' • • 9outh. As the play went, this VILLAGE] OFF SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP. N. J. did not- help the defense. II GARDEN CENTER Direction): Newman Springi Rd. \o Shrewsbury Ava.; left to East failed to ruff, it would be 24 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Barker Ave,; right 100 feet, then left on Crawford St. to modal. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I just as bad. South would take the king of clubs and ruff his New Monmouth Agent: BRITE REALTY, INC.—244-0666 / 741-^634 last club with dummy's ten of 671-2022 Model Apartment. 542-0893 , ' JiffIV ADDRESS... hearts. ,Then South would get back to,his hand to draw the \ - w' "*>* bur still LAWN headquarters Fined for... MOWERS LONG BRANCH — Magistrate Stanley Cohen yesterday fined Quality Service! Harold Vashey, 30, of 537 Cam- plus expanded line of bridge Awe., here, $50 on a orderly persons change and $10 * GARDEN SUPPLIES for careless driving. Mr. Cohen also sentenced him When you wane quality to a suspended 10-day jail sen- tence and placed him on pro--J concrete and prompt GRASSLANDS, Inc. • bation for 30 days. 68 Whalepond Road Mr. Vashey was convicted, of deliveries, call the using loud and offensive lan- WEST LONG BRANCH jjge to a police lOJficer, following plants... Includes...* • 229-2900 !' Richard Booken-aM9H Swell |Ave., Asbury" Park, was fined !••••••••••••••••••••••••••••! $60 on a disorderly persons Exclusive Systemic Insect-Spj-ay charge. He Was «lso sentenced to a suspended €0-day jail sen- New Rose and OrnamentalDIsease tence and put on probation for COLLINS . . • 787-5300 Control MAY INTRODUCTORY OFFER! 60 days. He was convicted of assault 3-Ga!lon Plant Sprayer-andWet?1 SEASONAL and baftery, using loud and im- CAMPBELL . . 531-0955 proper .language, and throwing Measuring Spoon a railroad type -flare into the WHITE home of Mrs.. Molly Shaw,. 435 Hendrictason Aye., here, May 1. EATONTOWN .... 542-1930 turn-. ALUMINUM Benny Convin of 137 Long Branch Ave., v here, was fined TECT WE BEAUTY 0F\YWR < $100 on a disorderly persons charge involving 'in assault and MATAWAN...... 566-6222 COMBINATION battery. ROSES, SHRUBS AND FLOWERS He was sentenced to a one- DOOR year suspended jail, sentence COME IN TODAY...F0R SAVINGS and placed on probation for one LAKEWOOD . .363-5400 year. . > .|P -,. , ' • Thamas John Tteuna ol 400 Ocean Blvd., here, was fined $25 for careless driving and $15 38 for contempt of court, due to Installation Optional his failure to appear in court on his Specified date. MUSCLE'S White Color Guaranteed 15 Years Against Riohard Howe of Matawan UNITED Chipping, Peeling, Blistering. Cracking was fined $25 for speeding. MATERIALS CORP. WATERMELON BAR ' CAKE SALE TOMORROW KEYPORT—The student coun- and GARDEN CENTER Atlantic Glass Co. cil of Keyport High School will (OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK) "Gloss and Mirrors in Every Sire You Con Break" sponsor, a cake sals tomorrow 162 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK at Family Circle Stqres, Rt. 36, MATAWAN BELMAR RED BANK and Newberry's West Front St. Hwy. 36 Atlantic Highlands , . 1813 H Straer 21 Maple Ay.. Profits will help meet the deficit 747-4200 I« lower J». «f lltli Av«.. . Cor. Whit* St. Incurred with the purchase of the Main $»w«r Hw». 71 I4N) mi Mopta Av«. school piano. Last week a car Tel. Soe-H3B Ttl. 6J1-1JO0 Tel. 747-2010 wash was held at the Central RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS •elmar t M kit Opea All Day Soruraty; M«t«wan 'Ml NNI School parking lot for the same i purpose. , to her cttfetam equally, 7«tfA 14—Friday, May 28, 19& M*;

There will be a protest rally for Soviet Jewry in Madison Square Garden, New York City, Gentle to have. on Thursday. KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN t The gentle taste in whiskey The Junior Episcopal Church- men will have an area meeting NATIONAL BANK is now even gentler. in St. Clement's Church, Belford, Friday at 7:30 p.m. KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN Church & CCUT Avt. Kings Highway DEMOCRATIC SOCIAL 787-0100 671-2(00 MARLBORO — The township Democratic Club Dinner Dance is let for Saturday, July 17, at LINCROFT BELFORD the' Marlboro Firehouse. When Newman Springs Read Ltonardvllto Road the group met earlier this week, they planned the distribution of 747-0900 787-6200 pocket size emergency cards to go to township residents. The Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation next regular meeting will be June 24.

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OUR SERVICE KNOWS NO HOUDAY: SHOULD THE- NEEDjARISE PLEASE CALL ATLANTIC BmU Israel Seto TE wmmm • MP$VB&? -Utosic • mmm OUT THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, May 28, 1965-^ [Graduation Ceremony Urry Vmm, thow datlnmto. RUMSON — seven teuton in West Belmar Man 10th Annual has announced tiie east: JK* NOW THRU TUESDAY the high ichool department of Wins High Honor Osborn will play Harry GoWfin- the Congregation BntT IwMt Television Highlights ger; Rog«r Donnelly; King Grub- M ATIKB TODAY AT 2 religious school will be graduated TRENTON (AP) — William ber; John Hinds, Snoown Wal- 7:tM:U (4)-SpedaL "Santo Domingo: peat). Good, well played drama and an ab- Show Slated CONTINUOUS KUOIMANCIS at exercises during the 10 a.m. Kuskin, president of Sonetron- ter Bing, Boozer; Vincent De- War Among Friends." Featured highlights sorbing behind-the-scenes look at political SAT. - SUN.. MON. From 2 service Saturday. cs Inc., West Belmar, was Marro, Officer Trick Dacy; Mrs. of this attempt to, examine the history of parties attempting to discipline their legis- CHILDREN (undtr 12) 75e They are Eva Garoff, Caryn lamed New Jersey's Small- By Knights Frank Dowd, Apple Amy; Frank the, crisis in the Dominican Republic, in- lative members. A new lady Representative Gottfried, Blanche Gottfried, Business Man Of The Year Dowd, Bus Driver; Miss MoHy clude an interview with Secretary of State (Vera Miles) goes after Slattery's hide and KEYPORT - The "smell of WALT DISNEY!; Janet Goldstein, Louise Levinson, Wednesday. Elwood, . Cora Chizrier; tarry Dean Rusk, taped earlier today, express- almost sheds him of his power, but Slattery grease paint" and the "roar of Margaret Siegel and Dinah Yates, Alfred CMzzler; Mrs. ing current Administration policy. Inter- finds new toughness In the process. Kuskin organized his firm In the crowd" will prevail when Trachttnan. Jack Osborn, Dolly Darling, and views with Aihbassador W. Tapley Bennett lt-U (4)—Jack Paar. Altogether an en- 1962. It makes telephone equip- entertainers of St. Joseph's Honor awards will be pre- Mrs. Elaine Aumack, The Maid. Jr., explaining the basis for his reports to tertaining hour as Robert Goulet sings "Who ment accessories and employs Council, Knights of Columbus, sented. ' The chorus includes Mrs. Rob- President Johnson at the outset; Colonel Can I Turn To," and "Summer Sounds;" 35 people full-time with a present their 10th annual show. The graduates will be honored ert Famularo, Mrs. Larry Yates, Ca'amano, who has sharply criticized Mr. Robert Morley chatters inimitably about layroll of 150 during peak pro- An original musical comedy, at a kiddush and reception fol- Mrs. Robert Koenig, Joseph Car- Bennett's reports; and former President schools, cars and work, and debates the vir- duction periods. "A Knight In Shining Amour," lowing the services. roll, David Hanrahan, Mrs. Gar- Juan Bosch; pius a running analysis of the tues of British socialized medicine with The Small Business Adminis- produced and directed by Wal- rett Walsh, Garrett Walsh, Miss complexities and urgencies inherent in the Hermione Gingold who abhors it; and Bob tration praised Kuskin far his ter Bing, will be presented Sat- Barbara Dowd, Edward Hurster, crisis round out a topical hour of review. Newhart rounds out the hour with'an amus- management of the firm and urday, ,,June- 5, at the Matawan William Cosgrove and Gharles (Color). ing tale about taking a non-scheduled airline for his outside civic Interests. Grammar School, Broad St., Rogers. 7:55*) conclusion (S)-Baseball. New flight. (Color). starting at 8:30 p.m. 10-11 (7)—12 O'clock High. "Interlude." The base of Egypt's Great Tickets may be purchased York Mets vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, from Shea A monkey matures four times (Repeat), As the title indicates, this is a Pyramid covers enough ground— from Bernard Resta, 4 Raccoon Stadium. (Color). faster than a human being. time away from war with General Savage on 13 acres—to hold the cathedrals Dr., Hazlet, Anthony Briscese, 8:3M:M (4)-Bob Hope Theatre. "Es- Anatomically, a newborn monkey vacation in Scotland and falling in love. The f Florence and Milan, St. 85 Holly Ave., We9t Keansburg, cape Into Jeopardy." Espionabe in World is a kin to a year-old human object of his affection is beautiful Dana Wyn- 'aul's of London and the or at the door. War 11 is the overall subject of our drama baby. ' • • . tonight, but it's complicated greatly by the ter, making a romantic team the ladies will 3asilica of St. Peter's in Rome. Rehearsals are infull swing. political instability of Vichy oriented French- readily applaud. men who blow hot and cold toward the I1-U:J(I (ll)-Merv GfiHin. Comedy actor Nazis depending on (heir measure of suc- David Burns, playwright-actor Marc Connel- cess. The plot concerns a counterfeiter ly, singer Nancy Ames, and a satirical spoof (James Franciscus) who's offered a pardon by members of the British group called "The EATONTOWN CINEMA CENTRE by the U.S. military intelligence if he will Establishment," gives Merv's guest list a WALTER READE-STERLING THEATRES locate and return currency plates hidden in look of variety tonight. Nazi occupied France. (Color). 11:15-1 (7)-Nightlife. Dick Shawn and »-to conduaton (ll)-Bajeball. New York William B. Williams close out tfieir week as Yankees vs. Chicago WWte Sox, from Chi- hosting-duo with the comedy team of Bob cago. (Color). and Ray, singer Helen Gallagher, musical DRIVE-IN * NOW iB 9:30-10 (J)-Gomer Pyle. (Repeat). A comedy performer Linda Lavin, and di- JAMES BOM) simple but engaging episode involving Gomer rector of New Hampshire's Lottery Commis- and his Sergeant in a survival test. The sion, Edward L. Powers, along for the fun, Sergeant acts efficient, yet it's Gomer who song and chatter. comes up with good meals, water and other 11:M-1 (4)—Tonight. Johnny Carson has If you think uouira seeing double- comforts too. It's the characters rather than an attractive guest list charted for tonight the plot that makes the entry go. as Ethel Merman, Eydie Gorme, Myron uoute right! 10-31 (2)-5tattery'» People. "Question: Cohen and singer Frank d'Rone appear on ALSO AT How Long Is the Shadow of a Man?" (Re- his schedule. (Color). In map making, the time- honored Mercator projection Show Director shows tha world as a flattened •NEW SHREWSBURY - Paul cylinder with the polar areas O, Grammer, Jr., Cloverdale stretched out as wide as the Cir., is musical director and Equator. Thus Mercator maps orchestra conductor of "The depict Greenland as twice the Most Happy Fella," the Frank size of South America though it Loesser musical which will be actually is only slightly larger presented by (he Showcase Play- than Mexico. ers June 4, 5 and 6 in the Verona High School. This will be the fifth musical production of the players, the Community Theatre of Verona- DRIVE-IN Cedar Grove, for which Mr. THtATHE Grammer served as musical di- IU«!«0WU:iiMi.-mmEi ii ouu iiiui'.iij.rijLh.nrmimiiM^nrjium rector, choral leader and orches- I JAMES BDND IS BACK TO BACK1 tra conductor. The four previ- ous shows were "The Pajama Game," "South Pacific", "Fior- ello!" and "The Music Man." FROM RUSSIA Mr. Grammer is vocal music 5 ACADEMY AWARDS! WITH LOVE" instructor in the Rumson-Fair TECHRICn.01 "MARY POPPINS" Haven Regional High School and Paul O. Grammer, Jr. -SEAN CONNERY IN COLOR minister of mOsic of the Rum- • WALTER READE STERLING THEATRE *

CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES at all WALIiR READE THEATRES Monday. Memorial Day fram 2 p.m. JAMES BOND IS TO BACK! AIR CONDITIONED 1/| >REDBANK » V/ Sh.1-96OO ai JAMES BOND in . • JAMES BOND In MATINEE at 2 p.m. * EVENINGS fram 7 WITHLCVE Evenings at the — CHHMfN MEEI • OWNT HUB fUYWIOUND I — OLD UNION HOUSE . :. iMridbg cmmnarioit, good food, wMtk rirfoki, iraclowly Kiwd In • dtllghtfiil alma- COMMUNITY * NOW SHOWING tpbtn of worm congeniality . . . thatj what JAMES B you'll flad wtnhiai at Tht Union Horn*. CMM MM and |oli riwfun . II BACK! DANCING Fri., Sat. from 9 p.m. is there.., M JAMES BONO I !1

Sunday from 8 p.m. JAMES tOND to In ami II VITO MARASCIO can't be and his .IN COLOR IN COLOR "Three Tunes and a Vibe" seen,,, If you want to Ilittn, It's graatl If yea wont to doiuo, It'i bettor! Thaf't tho kind of miulc The terror Wto and hh gong ploy. is there,,, Sunday Cocktail Hour PERFORMANCES _ 4 to 6 p.m. SATURDAY •* SUNDAY •• MONDAY M*tt your frlendi and tn|oy hot or cold hen "DR. NO" at 2 - 5:455 - 9:40 •"tiMvros and your favarlt* drink. If you com* •lent, ysu'rt turo to moot i»mt.n« you know, "FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" 3:50 - 7:40 to dr«» In anyhow. REGORY DIANE a OPENING SOON! TONI&HT 8:30 the distinct NITILY FROM DUSK pleasure WINNER OF STARTS PECK BAKER • "BEACHCOMBER ROOM" TONIGHT! It'l taiual . . • com n you art. Ir'i differ- our ent ... and It hai riw "JMpwrtck lor." Z EXCITING HITS and the OPEN-AIR SNtht PATIO "CHAR-BROIL" DINING ROOM ACADEMY StfDWiNQ Ub* to tit •utdoanT Tho writ •vorlooklio overlooking the AWARDA S BHCHI riw Mlghtful- Noveilnk *lv.r U lor you . . . including gmgptayL Dollcltui char-brtllad mtalt otk.d Man Navcsink River your oyot. BiNGO — PLUS CO-HIT

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l-Opimon Itery Popplu 7:00; 1:30. At The Movies SAT SUN. HON. — Xuj PopplM WOft-TV j-Candld Cdnwo 2:00; <:30; 7:00; »:30. WPK-TW -Rojuos-Dronw FRL SAT. — Dr. No *:li: l:Wi COLUNGWOOD CIRCLE S^QKnrnunfly Dlolooue) RED BANK 10:10 From RuMle. With I/>ve U:1I. SHORE DRIVE-IN- 1I —Blm-BUck Wloow- I-Whot'i My Liner CARLTON- BUN liON. — Dr. No 8:35: 12:80: irRi. BAT. BUN. — Belch Blanks 2—Nemnvi-JIrrt Jemea GlnBer-Rogere—1 hr./ SO mln. 7-Oqle Storm-eomeeV 10:51 Dr. No J:O0: 7:00: 10:«: From Rus- Fxorii Ru»sli With Love 10:48. Bingo 8:30: 11:60; Get YouneH a I!:N 4—Newt—Frank McGee ll:tt Il-Joek La Lonnej-Exerem ill With Love 3:50; 8:50. FREEHOLD college Olrl 10:29. 5-News 'Film—Red Ball Express— 5—Senate Report—Wllllamt I-Uvt ot Lift-Serlol 7-Newi and Sport*. SAT. — From Raaila With I/we >:»0: BRADLEY BEACH 4—Coll My BluH-Gom. 7—News-Bill Beutel Jerl Ctiofldler-M mln. 7-News-BIII Oweii T:40; Dr. No J:00; 5M0; 9:40. FREEHOLD— 11:30 u:w Br. No 7:00; 10:50: From Russli 7—Oormo RH4—Comedy 9^-News—Wlngote, Klernon f:20 BUN. — Dr. No 2:00; 5:«: t:IO: PALACE- 4—Johnny Carson—Variety * 2-News—Harry Reosoner With Love 8:50. „ »-Mimory, Lqi»—JM Franklin 11:10 Storn>-Comeay ; Rom Jtuesaa With Love. 3:50; 7:40. gAT. — Wrong Arm of the Law 3:60; II—Conllnental Mimaturei 4-Nsws-Merrill Mueller SAT. SUN. - Dr. No 3:23; 7:20: 7-00 10:00; The Amorous General II—Carhnns-Chlldrtn 4-Weather-Tex Antolne 1KHI. — Cr No !:00; 7:00: IO:«; S—Fllm*-The Scarfoce Mob- 5—Sam Benedict—Drama • From Russia With Dive 3:00; 8:50. 11:10: From Russia With Love 1:30; 2:00; 8:35. 13—En Froncals—•Unions ' ll:« 2—Jack Benny-Coinedi/ Robert Stack—2 hrs. 5—Mews 9-Fllm-Falilola- 5—Topper—Comedy SUN MON. — Wrong Arm of the 11:15 Mlchele Worgan—W mln. EATONTTOWN MON '-'Dr. No i:30; «:!0: 10:10; 11:15 11:50 7—Film—American Guerilla In tlw 2-00' 5:20; 8:80; The Amorous G«n- J—News—Robert Tfout I—Guest Shot—Interview . From Russia Wdlh Love 4:30; S:15. ersl 3:35; 7:00; ip:00. . 4—Local News—Jim Hartl film—Test Pilot— Philippines—Tyrone Power—2 hrs. COMVTCNnY- 13:M 11:10 ASBURY PARK J—Search for- Tomorrow . 7—Nightlife—Variety Clark Goble—2 hrs., 20 mln. •Racket Squad—Police Mlrsje 2:20; 7:20; 9:45. MANASQUAN 9—Sports—Clure Mother 11:00 4-Weather—Frank Reid 4-PII Bet-Gomt 7—Film—The Amailng Tronspacent Man BAT. SUN. MON. — Mirage 2:00LYRIC; - ALGONQUIN- 7—Foltier Knows But II—Yankee Wrap-Up I—Big Picture—Army 4-News-Bob Wilson —Marguerite Chapman—1 hr., 45 mln. «:«; 6:12; SMS; 10:15. Mirage 7:10: 9:20. FRL SAT. — Your CHeatta! Heart 11-Buckoroo JOO-Buck Weaver 11:20 11:M DRIVE-IN- SAT. SUN. — Kiddle Show: Oonrajt 3M0 7:00; 10:00; ftlgapost to Murdtr IJ-EI*cfronlo at Work 2— Film—Cult of the Cobra— •—News and Weather !!:!» 2:30 8:40 2-News—Dunn, Glford of Black Beauty 2:00; Ba/arl Drums 12:45 Faith Domergue—75 mln. 12:59 3:25; Mirage 6:10; 8:15; 10:25. 'SUN. — Your aieatln! Heart 3:40; 11:15 I—News—Peter Hyomi , 4-Local News—Jim Harh 6-40: 9:40; Sltnpo&t to Murder 2:30; J-Guldlno Uoht-Serlo! 11:W MON. - Mlm« 2:00; 3:55; 5:50; II—Dick Trocy—Cartoon J-Fllm-BIg Guy- 1:00 B:00: 10:06 5:25; 8:23. Victor Md.ajlen-90 mln. I—Film—Roar ot the Crowd- 2-Fllm—My Foollsh-Heort- LUIGI'S 1>:S5 Danp Andrews—1 hr., 45 mln. MAYFAIR- LAURELTON 4—News—Ray Schertr II:JO Howard Dutf-1 hr., 35 mln. Dr. No 2:00; 9:00; From Russia WIUi 4-Tho Saint-Mystery HNE ; • 1:N 4—Johnny Carson film—The Mummy— Love 3:55: 7:oo; 10:55. DRIVE-IN- Il-Merv Grltfln-Vorlety ~ Boris Karloff—CO mini ncounter—Religion 2—Leavt It to Braver 12:00 wppars 9A1. SUN. — From Utiaala With FRI SAT, BUN. 11ON. — Prom Arthur Treacher-^O mln. 1:01 Love 2:00; 5:45; 9:30; Dr. No 3:55; 4—Everything's Relatlvt 5—Film—One Foot In Heoven— Italian Russia With Lov« 8:45; 12:55; Dr. S—Cartooni—Children 12:55 '—Film—Wee Geordle— No 11:10. Fredrlc March—2 hrs., SO mln. MON—Prom Russia WJth Love 2:15; 7—Rebus—Gam* 2— News— Peter Hyams Alaltals Sim—I hr., 50 mln. 1 11-Word ol Life—Rellclon 6:00; 0:50; Dr. No <:10i 8:00. BRIELLE II—Fllitv-Tha Devil an Wheels— •—News, and Weather 1:10 HOFBRAUHAUS 12:10 1:00 imunlty Dlalogut Restaurant ST. JAMES- MOTOR-VUE- Noreen Nosh—W mln. 4—lyian of the World • FEATURING * 13— Klnderoarten—Jordan 4—News—Geoffrey Pond . MI FRI. SAT. SUN. MON. — My Fair 9—News and Weather FRI. SAT. SUN. — lt'« 1 Mad, Mud. 1:11 7-FI!m-Machlne Gun Kelly- Film—The women— • tormaa • American Cuisine Li:M . 7:00 1:15 7:00 . 8:82; 12:45; From Russia With Love »-Hous. Porty-Llnkletter t—The Word—Bible Study 4-Aorlculture, U.S.A. 2— Newi and Weather 11:00. J •a»j C LUIGI LOUNGE 4—Doctors—Serial ' Mirmcr It—Christopher Proaram. 4—Today BUN — Cartoons 8H5: Dr. No S:0O: 7—Day in Court—Drama ' : 1:00;' From Russia With Love 11:00. 7—Brother Bun liil 7-Cortoons—Chlldrtn ft Nowmm Spring! Read RESTAURANT 11-True Adventure •-News and Weather 7:M MON. — Cartoons 8:15; Dr. No 8:t>2; 1-Tottle-Puppers ' SURF 12:45: tirom Russia With Lov« 11:00. 2*45 1:15 5-Survey of ttii Arts '3—Tell Me A Story-Children 7—Film—Country Fair— f—Christopher Program • N RED BANK 741-9220 PLAZA- Eddie Fay, ir.-n mln. IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE ITS SECOND BIRTHDAY PARTY S 1 i:M 2—Captain Kangaroo Pr. No 7:00; 10:50; From Russia 5-Nnw '* 1:00 Opt* 7 days a wtek WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 AT 9:00 P. M. With Love 8:50. 5-Klng and Odlt-Cortoons 5—Sandy Becker—Children 7-News-Morlen( Sunders I-Mlster Mayor-Children 7—For Thou Art with Me SURF INVITES ITS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS BA1. SUN. — Dr. No 3:25; 7:20: I'M 11:10: From Russia With Love l:r 4-Crusader Rabbit 9—Gospel Time-Music TO AN ITALIAN SMORGASBORD I-To Tell the Truth-Panel 6:20: 9:10;. 1:25 II—Evangel Hour—Religion MON. — Dr. No 2:30: «:2I); 10:10; 4-Another World-Serlol •—News and Weather 1*45 FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY From Russia With Lou 4:20; 8:15.5-Pehtr Gunn-Mystery IM 4-Llbrary Lions-education EAST BRUNSWICK 7-Generol Hospital-Serial J—Rim—Border i_ HI 9-James Beard-Women Gearoe O'Brleit-W mln. 5—Wonderamo—Sonny Fox JIMMIE FAYE & LT TURNPIKE- "-Memo fo Porents-FIlm Feature 7—Him—The Adventures of Rusty- BANQUETS INDOOR — Cartoons 7:30: Dr. No13-Music Interlude »-A|yln—Cortoom * Ted Donaldson—90 mln. 7:50; 12:00; From Russia With Love 4—Top Cat—Cartoon •-Sen Javlts—Riport OCEAN BLVD. at MATILDA TER. L0N6 BRANCH 9:56 2-News— Dougkn Edwards 5—Opinion In the Capital Il-Let's Have Fun-McCann Your Hoi* P«» For Reservationi—222-4432 SAT. SUN. - Dr. No 4:0O; 7:50; 7—Dovey and Goliath 12:00; From Russia With Love 2:00: J-Edoe of Nlght-Serlol 11-Praslna Parade-NeiWtt 4-BIWe Story Gom. 5:50; 9:55. 4-You Don't Savl-Gome i •—Sen. Williams-Report MON. — Dr. No 7:30; 11:35; From 5-Cortoons-Chlldren I-TenneMee Tuxedo Bmsla With Love 9:30. 7-Young Morrleds—Serial 4-Hector Heathcxte I—Wov To Go—Religion OUTDOOR — (Weather Permitting) 9—Film—Before I Hang- FRI. — Firework* 8:40: Cartoons S-Cartoon»-Chlliiren 4-Lefs Talk About Gut the CobbleSlones 8:50; Dr. No 9:25; 1:00; From Russia Boris Karloff-M mm. 7-Cortooni-Chiidrtn e—New Jersey Report ! THIS SATURDAY AND SUHDAY With Love 11:15. 1-Lourel and Hordy 11—Dovey and Gallath e:4! SAT. BUN MON. — Dr. No !:<0; * ^egional Report-Special f*45 4-Jewlsi Fourth R Restaurant 12:45; From Russia With Love 10:15. 4:M ' ' 11—Communism—Lecture »:N SAYRE WOODS 3-Secret Storm-Serial lt:N 2-Lamp Unto My Fnt 4-Matdi Game i-QuIck Draw McGraw 4-Protestant Heritage SAYRE YVOODS- '-Jrallmoster-Western •-Underdofl-Carteonj •-Point el Vlew-Dlscusslon 11-Chuck McConn-Chiidfen MJrage 7:20; 9:35; Casey at the Mm °—Cooklnj—Bontemprt 1l:M 7:O0; 9:10. 4:15 II—This Is the Life—Religion • 2-Look Up and Live . BAT. - Kiddle Show 2:00; Mirage 4-News-Nancy Dlckenon ROAST PRIME RIBS 8:00; »:15; 10:15; Casey at the Mete 4—Your Governor Reports 4'M *-Mlohly Mouse-Cartoons 7—Sir Lancelot-Adventure 7:59: 10:00. 2-Sea Hunt-Adventure SUN. MON. — MJng« 2:20; -1 hr., a mlri. Victor McLaglen-90 mln. 4-0lrect Line—Interview 1:21; From Russia With Lov« 11:22. »-Mlke Dooglos-Voriety 11—Film Feature 7—Bullwlnkle MON. — Cartoon 8:45; Dr. No 8:51; 11-Beochcomber BID 1I:M 2-Newsmokers—Interview 1:09; From Ruula With Lov. 11:10. 13-Once Upon A Day-Children Z—Jetsons—Cartoon 4—Yourh Forum-Gordon MAJESTIC— 1:N 4—Fury—Drama 7—Discovery *«5 HARRY'S LOBSTER HOUSE FRI. SAT. SUN. MON.—Mirage 3:25: • Three Stooges-Comede 7—Pocky Pig—Cartoons II—Code Three—Colics 11—Word of Life—Religion S:45; 10:09; Sword ol Alibaba 2:00; H-Whofs New-ChlldreH SUNDAY AFTERNOON •VENIN9 1»:B 11:11 5:15; B:35. 1124 OCEAN AYE., SEA BRIGHT 13-Electronics at Work 2-News—Mori Dean •«:U 842-0205 EDISON -News-MocNell, 'Pressman t—Sports— Klner I—Face the Nation—Interview MENU) PARK CINEMA- cktv clul> ,T~¥l **?"' 4-Mr. Wliard—Science 30CI0BSS555530O0C SOBO FRI SAT. SUN. MON. — Dr. No 1-Newj-Kevln Kennedy SATURDAY 2:00; 6:10; 10:20; From Rossis With IJ-Operallon Alphabet II AFTERNOON 7—Youlh Wants to Know Lore 1:10: 8:15. I1:M 9-Golf Tips Il-Rockel Squad WOODBRIDGE 11-Ueal News-Jot^ Tlllmai, 2—Sky King—Adventure 4—Modern Moth—Education 13:4S f-Soorts-Klner DRIVE-IN- 7-Wealher-Kw Robot 7—Bujsc 8nnny-Tury a series of chamber music per- combinations that are employed Mr. and Mns. Russell Palumbo, Ight. tie National Honor Society and effort. Frank Ritcllfle presented Park, were each fined $26. formances titled "Summer Eve- by composers, tlie members are 103 Glenwood Dr., is alternate —William C. Greer, 66 Jackson las been a varsity cheerleader a survey showing that more First Sgt. James E. Wright, 43, nings of Chamber Music" will be all professional musicians who for the Woman's Club of New Study Group ;t., Fair Haven, $10 for having no wo years. She has been active than 120 trusinesies operated Fort Monraou* soldier, presented tomorrow by the Oldare now employed with leading Shrewsbury. Donna has been a Iriver's license in his possession. class organization and was a this township. pleaded guilty to speeding 65 Mill Association at 8:30 p.m. orchestras and ensembles in the color guard for two years and in trie Old Mill, Sycamore Ave. New York area. Mr. Cooper, —Hayinan Boynton, 209 Shrews- lelegate this year to Youth Gov- is a member of the rifle club Suggested The business group also miles an hour In a 40mph zone. Featured will be the Woodwind French horn player, studied with bury Ave., Red Bank, $30 for hav- rranent Day. The daughter of and various class committees. MABLiBORO - Robert. L. planning to request a joint meet- He paid $20 and lost his license Quartet with piano With artists Wilhelm VuUcenier at the New ng no registration in hli posses- lr. and Mrs. Charles Stalker, She is a member of the Metho- gchultz, executive director of ing with the Mayor and Coun tor 30 days. Sophie Frankenfeld, pianist; England Conservatory of Music ilon, $30 for having no driver's 1 Reynolds Dr., Eatontown, dist You* Fellowship and lings the Geater Freehold Area Cham- cil and Planning Board to dij Salvatore J. Giamo, 21, of 18 Clarence Cooper, French horn; where he received a bachelor license and $50 for contempt of Ihris was recently elected vice In the church choir. ber of Commerce, was (he guest cuss the master plan. Juniper La. was fined $15 for Vincent Caballi, flute; Humbert of music degree. He rater stud- court. resident of the Catholic Youth speaker at the recant meeting of speeding SO miles an hour In a •Mrs. Rose M. Murphy, for- (rganization of St. Dorothea's the Townshipi BusineBusinessmen's s LucarelU, oboe; Waldace Kramer, ied with Richard Moore and The King Ranch, the largest 25-mpti zone. clarinet, and Cyrus Segal, bas- Arthur Berv. merly of 15 Bdgewater Dr., Mata- larish. •odation. The average cost to the short- in the world, has never used Also fined $15 was Jacquelin soon. wan, but now a Keansburg resl- Mr. SohulU suggestwl that the term general hospital for each Mr. Cooper has worked pro- Virginia Pierce, d aughter of barbed wire. Instead, a strong A. Batba, 17, of «7? Broad St., Guest star will be composer lent, $15 for passing on the right Ira. Virginia N. Pierce, S9 South Usoclatiort form an industrial day a patient spends in the Shrewsbury. She pleaded guilty fessionally in New York City md $10 for contempt of court. round wire is run through boles education program committee to hospital is $38,91. For that sum David Amraro who recently had since 1962. Last year he played , Eatontown, Is alternate dele- to speeding 43 miles and hour a world premier of his cantata, —Earl M. Levy, Newark, $15 ;ate. Virginia has been active in drilled through the posts. promote the idea of attracting the hospital provides the com- in a 25-mph tone. first horn in the Halifax Sym- or driving with an expired ii- industry to locate here. plete treatment, bed, food, and "A Year in Our Land." The pro- phony Orchestra in Nova Scotia, John Wasko, 30, of 30 Ryan gram will consist of Beethoven's :ense and $10 for contempt of The association plans to re- nursing service around-the-clock. where he also lectured and per-sourt. St., Fords, found guilty of dis- Quintet In E Flat Major for formed at Dalhousie University. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Pace, 47 But- regarding an officer'* signal, was Winds, Mr. Amram's Trio for Later he returned to New York tonwood Rd., Middletown, $15 af- fined $10. French Horn, Bassoon and Sax-City to play first horn with the ter being found guilty of failing Shirley V. Payne, 37, of 5 ophone (on which he will give Broadway show "Camelot" and > yield to an overtakinc vehicle. SCENIC DRIVI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SHAMROCK Rutgers Ter., Neptune, found commentary) and Ludwig Thil- toured the United States and —Joseph F, O'Shea, 29 Beach- guilty of speeding 42' miles an lee's Sextet for Winds and Pi- Canada. At present he Is tree- 'ay, Keansburg, $1S for a de- ENJOY hour in a jioiph tone, was fined ano. Mr. Amrami is at present lancing as a hornist with or nquent Inspection. GO GO REVIEW $10, ak was First Lt. William preparing a woric for the Amer- chestras in New York Oity. M. Thompson, Jr., of Bridgeton, ican Wind Symphony in Pitts- —John R. Smith, 126 Main St., * DINNER * LUNCHEON * COCKTAILS THURSDAY, MAY 27TH Pianist Sophie Frankenfeld who pleaded guilty to speeding burgh, Pa., and a woric for Xeyport, $35 for careless driving. THRU lives In Atlantic Highlands. She • MUSIC FRIDAY and SATURDAY 45 miles an hour in a 25-mph Langton Hughes, "The Poet," was a student of Josef Raieflf SUNDAY, MAY 30TH lone. to be performed at the San Complete Banquet Focilitits Francisco opera In the,fall. and Frank Sheridan at the Man- William Bott LADIES INVITED Five«toltar fines were levied nis School of Music in New York. Telephone 291-1232 on Mervin L. Hanson, 31, of 602 Subsequent performances at latertstiUMftt Thursday, FrMty, Satvreey. Smtfer, M»M"«y In Boston, Miss Frankenield Wayside Rd.. Neptune, speed- which the work of an American studied with the composer-pi- Promoted ktaiuburg, n. |. . - phone 7«7-9814 ing; Arthur S. Harris, 17, of 6 contemporary composer will be anist, Gregory Tucker, and al- Cottage Ave., Long Branch, no included will be on Saturdays so concertlzed In New Yorit and driver's license in possession; June 10, July 10 and 24th, Aug. New Jersey. . Charles A. Hills, 37, a corporal in 7 and 21 and Sept. 11—(ill at holiday weekend ... Among the other compose™ the Royal 'Canadian Engineer* 8:30 p.m. The composers wil The Memorial Day Holiday is the traditional stationed at Fort Monmouth, be present to speak briefly and who will appear in subsequent NOW RENTING! failure to stop, for an officer, and meet the aud|eivje>iri;'a' recep- performances in the series will start of th» "wn-time" ssaion. With many Catherine L. Brown,-24, of 103 tion which' will'follow the per-be Hugo Kauder, a Framm communitiei having Memorial Day services, LOCKERS and CABANAS ' Foundation composer originally Monmou* Rd., West Long formances. beach club openings, and other activities rt Branch, no driver's license in The group consists of many from Moravia, and Alan Raph, FOR SEASON OR MONTHLY possession. ensembles which wil) be used a New York trombonist and . will probably, be a busy weekend, for, you. composer of brass music. Ehvood DeWitt, 89, of 410 Wall in the series, including the Why not consider a quiets relaxing dinner Shore Hill Cabana Club St. drew suspended fines for de-augural concert by the Lyric The June 19 performance will here at the Linoroft Inn ? An excellent way linquent inspection and failure to Chamber Ensemble of New feature Joanne Tanner, violinist; 344 OCEAN AVE. SEA MIGHT yieW the right of way. Yorit, led by Mr. Cooper, who Fred Wanger, pianist, and Mr. to top off an active weekend. resides in Eatpntown and works Cooper, French hornist, with 842-3084 Marble statues owe their luster m New York. The group organ- music by Brahms, Kauder and OWN 7 DAYS A WEEK to light the penetrates the stone ized to perform chamber music Drekeley. Mr. Kauder will be and U reflected by crystals from the baroque to contempor- the guest composer. within. ' ary utiHuIng all the many i Tickets for the series or in< MNCftOFT INM dividual performances will be NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum available at the door. Seating Reidy's Daily Double capacity is limited. Reservations 741.9755 may be made in advance. STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 28

S 00 Says 3 Will William F. Bott HOLIDAY FUN summer's first big weekend .. * 2 LOBSTERS for 3 HILLSIDE- William F. Bott, Stay in Race 0 son of Mrs. Anna Bottagaro our swimming pool n open ... — SPRING MENU — 3f Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, new rides, games, and Uirijls... las been named chairman and Sliced Sirloin Sttik; ulad, onion rings, French fries .....2.fl In Marlboro chief executive officer of Edg- free outdoor circus every day Prime Ribs of B..« IU Jus , _..3.95 MARLBORO - William Le comb Steel and Aluminum Corp., Prime Sirloin Shale, Naw York cut ....;.....„...... 4.95 now starring the high wire comic Moine, one of six Democratic metals distribution firm serving Bed Burgundy I[IM ?,9S trailed Lamb Chops „..„.„.....-..„_- 3.75 candidates for the Township Coun-. the Northeast. FKAMKCOOK Chopped Sirloin' Sttak „...„._„..,..„..•..-.._.2.75 dl nomination in Tuesday's pri Mr. Bott, one of 14 children Chlcktn Caectatore - ~.-.. _....„..__..._...2.75 ntary, denied reports yesterday if Mrs. Bottagaro, has a varied Naw Show Mendif •••• ,. ' ' V««l Parmiglino _ 1.25 that his group would quit the background in management, 77M Airitl Winlm on trspm nd doubh nriypeh V»«l Scillopln! - Manala 3.25 race even if nominated. manufacturing and finance. Un- Lobittr T«lli M«|ore« 4.50 His reference was to reports til his present appointment, he Scampi - Vanotian 2.95 lad been chief executive officer OLYMPIC AMUSEMENT PAUK $ele Almendin. 2.95 that winners in both the Demo- cratic and Republican primaries or Plsani Printing Co. of San All entrati tertai with soup, salad, potato and vagetabla would retire to support an inde- "rancisco. lwyt pltnty of bn parking . . • • Coffoa or Taa New living in California, Mr. pendent coalition ticket in a Nov- ptrkoptm I p. HI, Sundtyi tnd holidiyl , . • Poof ihnyt K> a. m.~7p.m. ember fight with the Citizens Bott will move to New Jersey Committee slate. in July. li)IS--Ctlibritlng OurSOlh Aimbnmry'I96t REIDY'S RESTAURANT Mr. Le Moine, who Is running and COCKTAIL EAR with Walter Dunn and Joseph 42 AVENUE of TWO RIVERS, RUMSON, N. J. Vota, told The Register yester- day: "We are not withdrawing. We !«•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• will see this thing through un- til the General Election. "A DUCOVIRV IN GOOD IATIN* . . ." "What Joseph A. Lanzaro (for* 'YOU CAN 6UV A CM AH! fW/ LATER ,"6u CAN BUY A HOUSZ mer Democratic mayor and pres- 1 ent municipal chairman) is pull- AN RAY IAT5R! HJX) CAM WFlHttUTUVAK fAY LATBRi' ing putting us (the Democrats) Cedar Inn with the Republicans . . . W Beiford ; i •••'. ship will be guests of the Atlan- World" will be the topic, of a administered on Saturdays from school children are offered at 10 the bimah during the Torah ser- congregation and at 10 o'clock Wayne Sifer, will preside at Holy - Eucharist, will; be; cele- tic Highlands Presbyterian speech delivered by Ralph H. 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. • and 11 o'clock. Exposition of the vice as a bar mitzvah. tor the senior service. Graduation Communion, assisted by Jim brated tomorrow at 9 a.m. From Church Youth Fellowship Sunday Michell Sunday at 4 p.m. The and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. j .Blessed Sacrament will follow the The temple office will be closed exercises of the high school de- Lindner, Leon Nason, Phillip 4 to 4:30 p.m., ttie saorament of evening. Watchtower Bible study will fol- The Miraculous Medal novena • \ 11 o'clock Mass and continue Monday. partment will be held and honor Pickering and Lindel Brown. W. penance will be administered. T3ie session will meet in the low at 5:15. , is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m. • through the night until 6 a.m. There will be a special meeting awards presented. A kiddush and Duke will lead the' closing church Tuesday at 8 p.m. The informal Bible study group Matinj will be read Sunday at . Saturday. The Red Bank area of the board of trustees Tuesday reception in honor of the gradu- prayer. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at BAY SHORE COMMUNITY 7:40 a.m. At 8 a.m., there will Nocturnal Adoration Sodety will at 8:30 p.m. ates will be held. Rabbi Rosoff Albert Emmons will lead in be Holy Eucharist and sermon. REFORMATION LUTHERAN the following locations: Kingdom Bast Keansburg adore during the night hours with On Wednesday, the Men's Club will conduct the services. Cantor prayer and read Scripture at Sung Eucharist and sermon will West Long Branch Hall, 58 Forman St., Fair Hav- The Men's Club will meet to- the St. James group worshipping executive board will meet in the Scharff will chant the liturgy. the evening service. George Kel- be at 9:30 a.m., followed by "Witnesses of Christ" will be en; 10 St. Mary's Pi:, 1 Cedar night at 8:30. from 4 to S a.m. home of Robert Schulman. ley will lead me closing prayer. church school.. \ There will be no services or the sermon theme Sunday at the Ave., and 37 Drummond Aye., At the 11 ajm, service Sun- Daily Mass is offered at 6:25, Midweek services are held at classes Sunday. 3:530 and 11 a.m. services. Church Red Bank; 114. Springdate Ave., day Rev. Richard R. Schwartz Services this wtefc Include mat- .7 and 8 o'clock. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL All Monday classes have been 7:30 p.m. Thursday. ins and Holy Eucharist Monday • The grammar school of religion school will be at 9: IS a.m. New Shrewsbury, and 27 Dela- will preach on (he topic, "The Little Silver canceled. ware Ave., Riverside Heights. Glory of Man," in commemora' at 8 a.m., Tuesday, arid Thursday • meets Saturday morning at 9:30 The Hannah Circle meets Tues- Memorial Day will be observed Tuesday evening at 8:30, the Thursday 7:25 p.m. there will tion of Memorial Day. Sunday REFORMED at 9 a.m., arid, Wednesday at and the high school of religion day at 8 p.m. at all services Sunday. Holy Com- sisterhood will meet. be a written review on the Bible school will meet in the church New Shrewsbury 6:15 a.m. . - b taught Thursday at 7 p.m. in The senior catechetioal class munion will be celebrated at 8 The board of trustees will meet review and sermon. The service hall at 9:30 a.m. At 2 p.m. the "The Master, the Minister, Cabrini House. meets Friday at 8:30 p.m. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL a.m. Church school for grades Wednesday at 8:30. meeting follows at 8:30. Middletown Township Fire Vi- the Community" will be the ser- 6 and above meets at 8:45 a.m. The junior catechetical class Highlands The Golden Age Group will partment will hold its annual' mon topic of Rev. Isaac C. Rot- The children's services for classes meets Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Morning prayer each Sunday . PRESBYTERIAN meet Thursday at 12:30 p.m. OIO FIRST CHURCH Memorial Day service outside tenherg at the 9:30 and 10:30 below the fourth grade will be at 7:45 a.m. followed by^Holy Eu- Red Bank Daily evening services are at American Baptist Convention town hall. The combined choirs a.m.' services Sunday. at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Stuart F. Gast EMMANUEL BAPTIST charist at 3 a.m. Family Euchar- "Let Freedom Ring!" will be 7:30. United Church of Christ of the church will sing and Rev. The Senior Hi Fellowship will will preach at the 9:30 and 11 Atlantic Highlands ist and sermon at 10 a.m. Church tiie sermon topic of Rev. Dr. Sunday school meets at 9:30 Mr. Schwartz will lead a» group meet Sunday at 7 p.m. . a.m. services of Morning Prayer Rev. Dr. Howard M. Ervin will school children will attend this Charles S. Webster at the 9:15 PRESBYTERIAN a.m. Rev. R. Welbb Leonard will in prayer, as chaplain of the On Thursday at 11:30 a.m., Eucharist with their parents and and 11 a.m. services Sunday. on "The Expectant Church." Eatontown preach Sunday at 11 a.m., and the Golden Fellowship will have 7:30 p.m. The deacons are in preach at the 11 a.m. service on fire department. At 6:30 p.m. leave for their classes after the Rev. Albert T. Woodward, as- The executive board of St. Sunday services will be con- "The-Marks of Man." the Christian Teeners will meet. a luncheon meeting. Creed except on the first Sunday iistant minister, will assist. John's Guild meets Tuesday at ducted at 11 a.m. by Rev. Robert charge of a. prayer meeting at The Women's Guild will spon- 7 p.m. Sunday school is at 9:45 Confirmation class meets to- The Women's Guild will hold of the month when they will re- At 9:15 and 11 a.m., churdh 9:30 a.m. W. Reed. Church school meets at sor a bus trip to Sterling For- main for the entire Eucharist. a.m. morrow at 9:30 a.m. The Youth a oarf party Wednesday, June •chool through junior high. St. John's Guild meets Wednes- 9:45 a.m. Fellowship will have a beach 2, at 1 p.m. in the church hall. est Gardens, Tuxedo Park, N. Y. On th? first Sunday the priest Rev. David J. duIPlessls, will At 12:15 p.m., the Young day at 12:30 p.m. Calendar for the.week: party in Sea Girt at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. will give an instruction rather Adults will meet. be the guest speaker at the mid- Sunday: 4:30 p.m.. United Pres- The Youth Felowship will OLD BRICK REFORMED than the usual sermon. Tonight 7 pjm., supper meet- week prayer service Wednesday CHURCH OF CHRIST CONGREGATION byterian Youth will meet. meet with First Methodist Marlboro Holy Eucharist each Wednes- ing of tee Senior Couples Club- at 8 p.m. Eatontown BROTHERS OF ISRAEL Monday: 8 p.m., adult member- Church youth group. Red Bank, Rev. Rudolph Guyten; a for- day at 8 a.m.. and on holy days Tuesday. 9:15 «.m., the execu- The Pioneer Girts will meet In Sunday services will be held Long Branch ship class meeting, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. mer missionary in Japan, will as announced. Rev. Harold G. tive committee of the Women's the church this week: Explorers at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Candlelighting time tonight is Tuesday: Gleaner circles will The board of Christian educa- preach at the M a.m. service Holt, vicar. Association will meet; 7:30 p.m., on Tuesday at 6:45 p.m., Pilgrims Communion will be observed 8 o'clock. Services will be held meet as follows: 9:30 a.m., circle tion meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sunday on "The Sent and The appreciation dinner for afl Chris- on Thursday at 3:30 p.m., and Robert Howard will preach. Bi- at 7 p.m. one, home of Mrs. Robert Wool- Sender." Sunday school meets FIRST METHODIST tian education workers. Colonists on Friday at 8:30 p.m. CENTRAL BAPTIST ble classes for alt ages will be 1 Sabbath morning services to- ley, Irving PL, 8 p.m., circle at 9:30 a.m. Confirmation class Keansburg Wednesday: 9 a.m., Tower Hill conducted at 9:30 a.m. morrow begin at 8:30. Rabbi Ra- two, home of Mrs. Eustace White, Atlantic Highlands meets at 5:15 pjn. Rev. Newton Greiner ' will f.Co-operative Nursery School; fael G. Grossman will preach on South St,, and circle three/home FEDERATED Rev. and Mrs. Alan Bach- Midweek Bible study and 12:30 p.m., Women's Association The Youth Fellowship meets preach at the 9:45 and 11 a.m. "A Matter of Choice." Junior of Mrs. Richard Zadorozny, Rose Holmdel mann, missionaries serving in prayer meeting is Wednesday luncheon meeting; 8 pan., Senior Sunday at 6:30 p.m. services Sunday. congregaton will begin at 10 Ct. Sunday school services are held the AmaKmian jungle, will ad- at 7:30 p.m. High Fellowship trip planning The adult study class meets Calendar for the week: o'clock. The Talmud course will Wednesday: 8 p.m., Bible study. at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Thomas H. dress the Sunday school assem- committee will meet. Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Tonight: 8 p.m., MYF party. be held at 7:30 p.m. and will be McNally will preach at the 11 blies' at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Mr. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Wednesday: 8 p.m. adult Bible followed by, services at 8:15. PRESBYTERIAN a.m. service on "The Cost of It Bachmann will preach at the , -: ' ' Navesink . class. ; . CONGREGATION BETH TEMPLE SHALOM A baccalaureate service will be Shrewsbury All." 11 a.m. service on "Be An Eye- The Sunday services are: 8:30 Friday: 10:30 a.nt;, WSCS cake SHALOM Matawan Township held . Monday .at 9:30 a.m. for Rev. John R. Collins will The Youth Fellowship will meet Opener," and will narrate color Sabbath Eve services will be a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 and food sale at the church. ' Red Bank students graduating from high preach at the 9:30 and Uta.m. Sunday at 7 p.m. Slides orf Braril at the 7:30 p.m. conducted by Rabbi Mordecai ajm., morning prayer and Candlelighting time tonight Is high school. A breakfast will fol- services Sunday on "Conscien- The Girls'. Rifle Club will meet service. Rev. and Mrs. Bach- Schreiber tonight at 8:30 in the ohurch school, and 11 a.m. 7:58. Sabbath services for junior low. tious Christians and War." Hder Monday at 0:30 p.m. tnann and their three children Strarhmre Elementary School. morning prayer and sermon by congregation will be held tomor- Dally services are at 8:45 a.m. Richard W. Child will assist. A film and discussion of plans will address the Pilgrims, Pi the rector. row at 9 ajm. Senior congrega- Church school meets at 9:30 and tor forming a Women's Fellow- oneera, Ambassadors and Bap- The summer schedule will be and 8:15 p.m. CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN tion services are at 9:30. 11 a.m. Adult Bible class meets ship is scheduled for Tuesday tist Youth Fellowship meetings gin Sunday, June 6, with ser- Sunday services are at 8:30 Matawan Township , Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. at 9:30 a.m. a'•t 8- p.m- . at 6:30 p.m. vices at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. a.m. Sunday school meets at 9 a.m. Tuesday at 8 p.m. there will The Boys' Rifle Club will Calendar for the week: The deacons will meet Mon- in the Stratrtmore School. Rev. be a congregation meeting. CALVARY BAPTIST Sunday: 6:30 p.m., Junior awl meet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. day at 7:30 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST There will be a meeting of the Richard A. Weeden will preach Long Branch Oceanport Senior Fellowships meet The midweek prayer meeting at the 10:30 a.m. service on building committee Monday at 7 Rev. Paul N. Smith will preach Monday: 8 p.m., church school METHODIST will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. Pastor Homer Tricules will pjm. "Special Delivery." preach at the 11 a.m. service at the U o'clock rooming service teachers' training' course. Sea Bright The adult etas meets Sunday Thursday at 3:45 p.m., there and the 7:30 ervening service Sun- Tuesday: 10 a.m., deaconesses Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Sunday on "The New Morality" will be a special pra bar-mitzvaJi Keansburg at 3 p.m. and at the 7:45 p.m. service on day. Bible school begins at 9:45 meet; 7 p.m., Christian education Rev. George W. Startmeare will The Christian education com' Class, a.m. Youth Fellowship meetings committee meets; t P-m., ses- preach at the 11:15 a.m. service. Sunday Masses will be »t 7, 'Consider Him." 8, 9, 10, 11 and noon. mfttee meets Thursday at 8 pjm. Calendar for the week: are at 6:30 p.m. sion meets. Bible study i* Thursday at at 22 Beechnvood Ter., Mata- FIRST METHODIST Daily Masses will be celebrated Sunday: 2 p.m., Junior and The "Hour of Faith" takes 7:30 p.m. Red Bank at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first Senior High Baptist Youth Fel- place Thursday at 7:30 p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. W. Gordon Lowden will Fridays 'when hours will be at lowships will conduct a service in On Memorial Day at 5:30 p.m. . Atlantic Highlands CHRIST METHODIST preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. 1:30 and 8 a.m. FIIRST PRESBYTERIAN the Maplerest Rest Home, West the Anglerj youth group will (Rev. Richard B. Anderson will Fair Haven services Sunday on "Asking the On Holy Days, Masses will be Matawan Long Branch; 3 p.m., pastor's in this leave from the church for an preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m Church school meets Sunday Right Questions About the Fu- offered at 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 Sunday services are at 9:30 class; 6:30 p.m., Junior and outing at the home of Wallace services Sunday,. Church school at 9:30 a.m. Rev. James C. ture." Rev. Earl Hampton will a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- and 11 a.m. The pastor's sermon Senior High Baptist Youth Fel- Johnson, Holmdel. The Jet Cadets will meet at 9:30 a.m. Rupert will conduct the 11 a.m. quiet assist at the 9:30 service. Rev. dren are permitted at evening topic will be "The Battle of lowships meet. and Ambassadors youth groups Calendar for the week Includes: services. Senior High Youth Fel- Leonard Rowell will assist at 11 Mass. Life." Sunday school meets at Monday: 7 p.m., visitation will spend the day at the Keswick Sunday: 6 p.m., not luck dinner lowship meets at 5:30 p.m. o'clock. A service of Holy Com- Confessions will be heard Sat- 9:30 am) 11 a.m. ' , team 4 meets.! .. , •. - place* (N.J.) Bible Conference. followed at 7:30 by a film pre- urdays, first Thursdays, and on munion will b« offered at 8:30 METHODIST sented by Teen Challenge, Inc. the evei of Holy Days, from CHRIST EPISCOPAL a.m. Navesnk -CHRIST EPISCOPAL HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL Wednesday: t p.m., trustees' 3:30 to i p.m. and from 7:30 to Middletown. Rev. John Fulton will bring Shrewsbury Calendar tor the week: Fair Haven meeting. 8:30 p.m. Sunday services are: 8 a.m., the message at the 9:30 a.m.' Sun- Holy ComrmmiOTt will bt cele- Sunday: 7 pan., the film, 'The Holy Communion will be cele- Thursday: 8 p.m., session meet- Holy Communion: 9:30 a.m., day service. Sunday school meets Baptisms mil be administered brated Sunday at t a.m. Rev. Mouse that Roared" will be shown brated Sunday at 8 o'clock. The ing. every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- morning prayer and sermon; 11 for the Intermediate Youth FeV at 10:45 a.m. Ronald G. Albury will preach at 9:30 family service will be Holy ments should be made a week a.m., morning prayer and serin- the 9 a.m. parish Eucharist and Towship, the Methodist Youth Fel- Communion and sermon by Rev. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL BAPTIST in advance of the baptism. 11:15 a.m. Holy Communion ser- lowship and the Wesley Fellow- Charles R. Lawrence. The 11 Eatontown Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan li Leonardo vice on "The Ascension." Church ship. o'clock service will be morning Holy Eucharist will be cele- pastor and Rev. Leo A. Kelty FIRST METHODIST 7:30, Intermediate Sunday school meets at 9:45 school meets at 9:30 and 10:30 Tonight: prajier, litany and sermon. brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Family and Rev. Frederick A. Valentine Atlantic Highlands abookmay Youth Fellowship "Surfer" party, _ __ ^ _ service and sermon by Rev. Stan a.m. Rev. WiUism Carr will a.m. St. Margaret'R s Guild will meet are assistants. Sunday school meets at 9:30 ley M. Woolley, Jr., at 10 a.m. preach at the 11 a.m. service Holy Eucharist will be cele- Tuesday: 10 a.m., the sermng Tuesday preceded by a covered a.m. Rev. Robert H. Heulitt will Church school meets at 10 a.m. on "The Seen and the Unseen" rated Friday at 9 a.m. be read group and the interdenomination- dish supper at 7 o clock. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE preach at the 11 a.m. service on al prayer and study groups meet; Wednesday. 9 a.m.. Holy Eu- and at the 7:30 p.m. service on SOCIETY Calendar .for the week: The regular midweek celebra- "Christian Suffering." Sunday: 7 p.m.. Episcopal S p.m., meeting of church school charist celebration followed by 'The Fan Is fa His Hand." Atlantic Highlands tion of Holy Communion and heal- Young Churchmen meet. that can superintendents. healing sacrament of unction. Calendar for the week: Church service and Sunday ing will be Wednesday morning GRACE LUTHERAN Tuesday: 10 a.m., bazar work- Wednesday,: 8 p.m., the Wom- Sunday: 6:15 p.m., Junior, school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- at 9:30. Freehold shop. an's Society of Christian Service ST. LUKE'S METHODIST Junior High and Senior High day's testimony meeting is at freeyou Sunday school meets at 9:30 Thursday: 9:30 a.m., Episcopal meeting. Long Branch Baptist Fellowship meetings. 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours FIRST PRESBYTERIAN a.m. Rev. Zanis Kristbergs will Churchwomen will leave from Sunday services are at 11 Wednesday: 8 p.m., midweek are Tuesday and Saturday from Thursday: 8 p.m., the Rumson preach at the 11 a.m. service. the parish house tor a trip to the a.m. Rev. J. Courtney Hayward prayer and Bible study. 2 to 4 p.m. except holidays. fromfear •Ion on education will meet. Sunday services will be held at The Lutheran Church Women New York World's Fair. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Harvey C. will preach on "Our God Is will have an executive board Ton may have passed hyftS FIRST BAPTIST Able." Sunday school meets at AJH.E. ZION MT. ZION AJW.E. ZION quiet place many times—but Douie, Jr. will preach on "An Red Bank Eatontown meeting Thursday at 8 p.m, ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Red Bank Education In Contentment." 9:45 a.m. Keyport hiTcneverenteredit.Yetb.era Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge. will Calendar for the week: Sunday school is at 8:45 a.m. Rev. K. J. Reevey will preach in this peaceful room, ready Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Rev. Thomas H, Coursey will at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. FIRST METHODIST Sunday services include: morn- preach at the 11 a.m. service and 11 a.m. through senior high. Sunday: 6:45 a.m., Methodist Oafchurst Ing prayer at 7:45; Holy Commun- for you to read,isaboo k that Sunday. The Junior BYF, Jr. Hi Youth Fellowship meeting in Old preach at the 11 a.m. service. There will be a candlelight me- has freed many thousands The adult class will meet at 9:30. Th« Young Adult Club will morial service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. John D. Blair will ion at 6 a.m.; the family service and Sr. Hi BYF groups will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. Prayer Fel First Methodist Church. preach at the 9:30 and 11, a.m. and church school at 9:30 a.m. from fear and »orry-ha« Tuesday: 8 p.m., official board leave from the church Saturday The rummage sale and hot dog at 8:15 p.m. Rev. Lee Morris IowsMp will meet. At 8:30 p.m. services Sunday on "Memory's and Holy Communion at 11 a.m. gives them renewed courage will preach at the 7:30 p.m. ser- meeting. at 9:30 a.m. tor a trip to the sale sponsored by stewardess and strength to go forward. the board of deacons will meet. New York World's Fair. board will be held tomorrow Ministry." Rev. August KHebsat- vice, on "He Mounts in Tri- tel, associate pastor, will assist. BUILT CHURCH THEMSELVES It caa do this for you. umph." He will be assisted by METHODIST from 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m. TEMPLE BETH AHM UNITARIAN Ohurch school is at 9:30 and LOUISVILLE (AP) - Talk rtembers or the Sr. Hi BYF. The Wayside WESTMINSTER The place is the Christian Matawan Lincroft 11 a.m. about bargains, the Trinity laV leaders meet for prayer at Memorial Day services will be PRESBYTERIAN Science Reading Room; th» Candlelighting time today is Rev. Harold R. Dean will Church of the Nazarene in Louis- »:30 a.m. Church school is at held Sunday nt 10:45 a.m. Rev. Middletown EMBURY METHODIST ville' has a new building valued book. Science and Health 7:58 p.m. Sabbath Eve services, W. Winfield West will preach P«ach at the 10:30 a.m, 8:45 a.m. «er- Rev. Harlan C. Durfee will Little Silver at $100,000 but it cost only $41,- vithKey to the Scriptures dedicated to Memorial Day, will For Whose Sake?" Repre-vice Sunday on "What Is the Church school teachers and preach at the 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday school meets at 9:30 by Mary Baker Eddy. be held tonight at 8:30 in the First Future of Liberal Religion?" 000. workers will meet Tuesday eve- sentatives of Wayside civic or- Memorial Day services Sunday a.m. Rev. Ralph Barrett will Stop at a Christian Science Aid building, Church St. Rabbi Church school is held at 10:30 The pastor, the Rev. W. Eudell ring for Bible study. ganisations will assist In the ser- on "Which Way Toward Peace." preach at the 11 a.m. service on Reading Roomtioon; read the Morris L. Rubinstein will preach a.m. Milby, acted as general con- The midweek service is vice. The Methodist Men's Club Sunday school meets at 9:15 and "Lest We Forget." Memorial ser- tractor, a line he once pursued BibleandScienceandHeaUh on "And Asael, Your Brother." The "Introduction to Unitari- Wednesday at 8 p.m. will receive its charter. Sunday 10:45 a.m. , vices will be conducted at 10:30 before entering th« ministry. in the quiet, undisturbed at- Adult services will be held to- aniam" discussion group will The sewing group meet* Thurs- school meets'. at..9:45. ajm. Senior High UPY meets Sun- a.m. in the church cemetery. mosphere provided for y«n» morrow at 9 a.m. followed by meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in It helped, too. because his day at 10 a.m. The official board meets Mon- day at,7 p.m. ^ The Woman's Society, of junior congregation at 10 o'clock. the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Ed- brother Is in the building supply Borrow this book, free of day at 8 p.m. The Men's Bible study group Christian Service will have ward Pearl, 4>1 Imperia PI. business and'could furnish ma- chargea . Orbuy it foryorUV meets Monday at 8 p.m. luncheon meeting Tuesday at I ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL REFORMED Matawan. terials at cost. The Rev. Wil- LiLibbr Edition I*. COMMUNITY p.m. liam Kelly, a carpenter by trade, Red Bank Colts Neck Port Monmouth BIBLE BAPTIST litiOD.tl.95l . Services on Sunday include Holy Services Sunday will be held at was superintendent of construc- Sunday school meets at 9:30 METHODIST Hazlet REFORMED Eucharist at 8 a.m. and family % and II a.m. Rev. Samuel La tion arid members volunteered a.m. Rev. A. D. Magaw will Eatontown William Roberts, New Mon- . Middletown (or most of the work. Christian Scienct service with Choral Eucharist and Penta will preach. Church school preach at the 11 a.m. service Sunday services will be con mouth, will speak at the 11 a.m. "For Their Sakes" will be the The 21-foot, aluminum spire •emton and church school at 9:30 is at 9:30 a.m. on "Sin, Earth's Greatest Blot," ducted at 10:45 a.«n. by R«v. service Sunday. Bible school topic of Rev. Earl D. fompton was obtained with trading BEADINO a.m. Adult Bible Class will meet and at the 6:30 vesper service Eldrich C. Campbell. The ser meets at 9:45 a.m. Evening ser- at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. stamps, Services during the week will Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. on "How God Reveals Himself mon topic will be "The Head vice will be at 7 o'clock. Sunday school will meet; at 9:30 be Holy Eucharist on Wednesday Marlboro State Hospital visits to Christians." Over All Things." Church school Midweek prayer service is i.m. ' ' and Thursday, at 7 a.m. will be Thursday at 10 a.m. and Need Money? Sell those things Midweek prayer meeting is meets at 9:30 a.m, Wednesday at I p.m. in the home The Senior Youth Group will 209 BROAD ST. Inquirers class and confirma- 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday: 8 p.m., Woman's So- of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mahon- leave from the church at 10 you really don't need with a tion' instruction will be held Communicant's class will meet The TWC will not meet Mon- clety of Christian Servic* meet- ey, 11 Vermont Ave., Port Mon- a.m. tomorrow to go on « picnic Daily Register Classified Ad. Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at 9:30 a.m. day. lng. mouth. I at Sandy Hook cove. Call now. Alao Friday fn. 7:30-9:30 A . rick*, Jerome JL %sm tadMrs. Joaa Thomas, Unoola Ct.; TW DAILY REGISTER Friitjr, May 28,, Henry Amrtd.^ District 3 — Vtii. EMob^a Con- —From ate United Qutx, Com netty, Main St.; District 4 — ner. He wili be a write-in cm- orePtimdry iteeuHm Dime) H. Downey John OT.*efe, 209 Park Ave., didat* fn the primary. : There wiU be no primary con- Leonard A. Morizio, Edward Led and Mrs. Margaret Gatlagher, 7 1 :ests in either party this year, Republican candidates are ufedty ! primary Section will seat old-guard Republicans am led by Mayor Russell W. Mor- in a campaign which has-been ford, and Joseph Zambor. Woodside Ave.; and'District 5 Decomratic candidates are former Councilman Henri J, -R(»OClS-&*£BGO0DSa)NFtni0NS II I I MM IN THE WAREHOUSE FAMOUS JUG "Manufacturers of Fine CUMBERLAND FARMS MILK only whtra applicable w* r«*«rv« Hit right U Furniture Since 19?4" LAWES V RED BANK - FAIR HAVEN - CHELSEA and So. 7th AVE, LONG BRANCH 229-0350 164 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 604 RIVER RD. (NEXT TO RAILROAD TRACKS) Shrewsbury. N. J. WANAMASSA - LONG BRANCH - Open Daily 9 to 6, Wed. & Fri. 'til 9 1414 WICKAPECKO DR. 380 BROADWAY 20-Fr*ky,.May 28, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER L. L»wkm.' He Incumbents Ing wit prior to Jt*J*i« fikd have been endorsed by the Young GOP Discusses Law Suite and be ttbttei. Do Ifae ineao>- Oceanport Republican Club, feenti ww« of * practice of Young RepubKcaniCfafe - Ltrrsbee M. to have our ordinances upheld. Incumbents concerning (i) cost* compromising our ordinance in Few Primary Tests Smith, president of the Young All. suits could have bees of extending the water main to order to please developers? the park! More Important, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP : Republican Club, yesterday is- avoided had our ordinances been the Village SchooJ and (2) the "l- a ' addition, is it reasonable must residents be .forced to There is a Biree-way contest sued this statement on behalf adhered to. These actions by County Park further demonstrate to believe that actions by resi- ask and ask about township busk for a single nomination in the of Warren E. Bawngartner and residents have saved the Town- the importance of this primary. dents can influence a legitimate ness to get the facts. Why aren't In Red Batik Area Democratic primary in Shrews- William H. Menges, GOP candi- ship untold damage to our zon- The first is a reference to a de- bury Township. Committeeman agreement between the township the facts presented in an orderly Voters will have few primary Incumbent Mayor Edward C. dates for Township Committee ing requirements. It is the veloper's offer to pay part of the or one of its official bodies and fashion?" , •'• •'. • . •'( Wifflred Ratferzeder is seeking nomination: •lection decisions to make at the Wilson will be opposed by Wil- strength and enforcement of our cost of extending the water main a developer?, tt an agreement The club's' next regular meetf. municipal level in the Red Bank re-election, but John Connolly zoning that primarily determines and the subsequent law suit con- liam F. Cassaday, a member of and John Robinson are seeking "Young Republican Club mem- of substance existed in this case, ing, the last-until the Jail', wit|' area Tuesday. our growth rate; thus our school cerning his development brought it should not have been effected. the Oceanport Taxpayer's As- the Democratic nomination too. ipers and associate members by residents to have our ordi- be June 10 at 8:30 pirn, in Tami-, There are scattered contests needs and, in tte end, our tax The second prompts the ques- sociation. Incumbent Council- Former Mayor Julius Frickel along with other residents have rate — it is a low tax rate that nance upheld. ship Hall. 11 for party committee posts, but is seeking the GOP nomination to tion, is a resident going to be tfiere are no mayoral or coun- men Clement V. Soimmers and been involved in three law suits, attracts industry without need '.'Our mayor is aware that I Mr. Rafferzeder's seat, but he for concession. accused of being against -every cilmanic conflicts on tap in Red Felix Foggia will meet oposition is unopposed in the Republican brought against various develop- personally asked him to meet undertaking about which he asks Sell Fast! The Pally Bank, Shrewsbury, New Shrews- from Edward Waitt and Wililam primary. era and official township bodies "The recent statements by the' with residents who were bring- Classified.' " vx' bury, Eatontovrai, Fair Haven, a .question? Legitimate . inquiry Rumscm or Little Silver. In three other towns there Will be these contests: SEA BRIGHT Niels Jacobsen, a former coun- SIPERSTEINS WEST END PAINT CO cilman In Sea Bright for many years, wifl try for Republican nomination ton one of a pair of a pair of council seats Tuesday. He will be the lone opposition to Miss Charlotte White and MEMORIAL DAY Douglas K. Adair, who have re- ceived the endorsement of the local Republican Club. Mayor Frank Van Duzer is unopposed.

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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 7c PER COPY Memorial Day Ceremonies Slated in Most Area Towns Tlun will be two ceremonies' in Red Bank Monday. At UNION BEACH School Band and Drill Team, and units of Boy Scouts and Girl 10 a,in. Veterans Park on West Front St., formerly called : The. American Legion here is sponsoring a parade that Scouts. ' : Triangle Park, will be dedicated. At 11 a.m. there will be !gets under way at 2:30 p.m. Monday, from Florence Ave. at Eatontown Post 325, American Legion, will hold services at t ceremony at the monument at borough hall, 51 Mon- , Broadway. ' Memorial Park at 11 a.m. Principal speaker is Mayor Her- mouth St. , , ,; There will be four divisions, each with a drum and bugle bert E. Werner, The invocation will be by Rev. Eldrich C. ' Veterans Park has been refurbished with the addition of corps. Led by Grand Marshal William Grau, paraders will in- Campbell of the First Methodist Church, and the benediction a stone memorial to the war dead, donated by the Greater clude the Legion firing squad, Mayor and Borough Council, by Rev. Kingdon Reevy of the AME Zion Church. Red Bank Jaycees, and a flag pole, contributed by the Ki* Board of .Education members, and county Legion officials. Wreaths will be placed by civic and fraternal organizations, waniaClub, .-•..- KEYPORT followed by taps, played by Robert Fary and Vernon Buntin The American Legion and VFW will hold joint services Presidents Dale Myen of the Jaycees and Richard H. of the Jersey Rangers drum and bugle corps. Monday. , - Hamill of the Kiwanis Club will make the presentations, and Following services, the marching units will parade up Rt. Services will' start, at 9:30 a.m. at the legion home. Mem- Roland Pierton, who coordinated the project, will be master 35 to the Willow st. entrance of the Lewis St. playground to - bers will then visit Midway Green, St. Joseph's Shoreland Me- of ceremonies. • . : • • participate in dedication of the playground to the memory of morial Gardens, Green Grove and Cedarwood Cemeteries. Ira E. Wolcott. Councilman John P. Araone will offer the welcome, and Services will be held at the Public Library to honor World the name of the park wilt officially change when Mayor Bene- War I and II veterans and at Firemen's Memorial Park. Dedication ceremonies will be at 11:30 a.m. Rev. Robert dict R. Nicosia snips a ribbon. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Reed, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will deliver the invocation. American and state flags will be presented by John D. Memorial Day services will be held here Sunday at 11 Boiduc of the Kiwanis Club and Mrs. Robert Smith of the a.m. at the VFW hall. Present will be Mayor Henry E. Trap- Mrs. Elizabeth Wolcott will unveil the memorial plaque Daughters of the American Revolution respectively, and a color hagen and the Township Committee, both fire companies and dedicated to her late husband. guard will raise them. the VFW firing squad. Serving on Mayor Werner's committee to rename the The American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, DAR, , COLTS NECK Lewis St. playground Ira E. Wolcott Memorial Park in Mr. Elks and Borough Parks and Recreation Department will par- Highlight of this township's first Memorial Day parade, Wolcott's memory are Councilmen Edward O. Clark, Leon B. ticipate in the laying of wreaths. Monday at 11 a.m. is the Revolutionary War grave of Michael Smock, Jr., and Joseph A. Kellenyi, as well as Leslie Seely, At 11 a.m., Col. Raymond R. Tourillott, U.S.A.-Ret, will Field., former borough mayor and Francis Bruce, postmaster. be the principal speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cahir, on whose Heyers Mills Rd. The monument to Mr, Wolcott was built by Anthony J, The invocation at Borough Hall will be offered by Msgr. property the grave is located, have donated a half acre to the Piccola, who donated it on behalf of the local Lions Club. Salvator" DiLorenzo of St. Anthony's Catholic Church. The .township as part of the historical background here. MONMOUTH BEACH bugler • • be Bryan Harrison of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Pvt. Field was a member of the First Regiment, Middle- The Monmouth Beach Fire Department will hold services High School. sex County Militia. The parade program explains that "he at the Memorial Monument in front of the fire house, Beach Morris Miller, commander of the local American legion w?s wounded and captured by the British in the Battle of Rd., here, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. post, will preside, and a number of veterans and civic organi- Monmouth. He died during the retreat of the British through The program, in memory of.deceased members of the fire zations will lay wreaths. Since there are no surviving mem- this area and was buried by his comrades at the present company, will be conducted by President William Flaherty MONUMENT BUILDERS — Councilman Leon B. Smock, site." • . bers of the Spanish War Veterans, the Legion and VFW will and department members. Jr., left, and Edward O. Clark lay stone at monument to lay a wreath in their name. Boy Scout Troop 90 is sponsoring the service and parade, The service will be given by Rev. W. Winfield West, chaplain Once again the Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans which begins on Revolutionary Rd., and will procede along of the fire department and pastor of the Wayside Methodist Ira E. Wolcott in Lewis St. playground, to be renamed of the Civil War will give the borough a new flag, and a Fort Heyers Mills Rd. to Conover Rd., and then back to the grave- Church. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson will speak. Ira E. Wolcott Memorial Park at Eetontown's Memorial site. Monmouth firing squad will perform. Rev, Joseph Scott of LONG BRANCH Day service Monday. Mr. Smock, chairman of parks and Red Bank will offer the benediction. Mayor Joseph L. Moreau is the grand marshal, with Rev. Services will begin at 10 a.m. at the Long Branch Pier when FAIR HAVEN John S. Grauel, president of the Colts Neck Historical Society, recreation committee, and Mr. Clark, police committee acting-Mayor Robert L. Penn will toss a commemorative A service will take place in Memorial Park at 9 a.m. master of ceremonies. Mr. Cahir is chairman. Featured speaker chairman, serve on Mayor Herbert E, Werner's committe* wreath into the sea. Monday. will be Col. Malcolm G. Gilman, president of the Monmouth The group assembled will then move on to Ihe Veterans for the park dedication. Monument was donatad on be- Borough officials and the police department, Fire Depart- Battle Field Association, and the county physician. memorial at city hall. ment and First Aid Squad will take part. FREEHOLD half of Lions Club by local builder Anthony J. Piccoli. Former Mayor Paul J. Kieman will speak at 10:30 a.m. (Sixth graders will place a wreath at the park monument. Services here will start at the Hall of Records Monday at John D. Taylor, an Air Force Reserve officer, will deliver an NEW SHREWSBURY SEA BRIGHT 9:30 a.m. next on the program will be the placing of wreaths address. Ceremonies will start Monday at H a.m. at the veterans' " Services will take place in front of the borough hall here at Memorial Monument, Elk's Point, with a salute to the war dead. The parade will begin at Freehold Regional High School The City Veterans Alliance is conducting the services in monument at Sycamore School with music by the Monmouth at » e.m. Monday. The Highlands VFW post will take part Regional High School Band. in the ceremony. A contingent of Fort Monmouth soldiers at 10 a.m. and end at the Freehold Raceway grandstand. which all Long Branch veterans posts will participate. At 11:15, a firing squad will take position at the monu- Is expected to augment the service, which will be attended by Mrs. Laura Nowack is the chairman. The four judges are The Long Branch High School band and Fort Monmouth borough officials. ' • Vemon Statesir, Erling Clausen", Miss Mary Millard and Audsley firing squad will take part in the ceremonies. ment. Invocation will be by Rev. Daniel D. Reinheimer, pastor . WEST LONG BRANCH of the Luther Memorial Evangelical Church. . : SHREWSBURY Vanderveer. Jack Steinberg is parade marshal, with Augustus Ceremonies, under direction of Councilman Edmond J. At 11-a.m. Monday Boy Scouts will: raise the colon at Lewis as the assistant. • A parade will start at 10 a.m. at Franklin Lake Park and Norris and Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., will include an address the flagpole at Sycamor* Ave. and Broad St. A Fort Mon- EATONTOWN end in front of the Community Center. mouth squad tglll fire a round after the invocation, which is Monday's program will begin with a parade from Steelman Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. at the monument in by Lt. Col. Rufus Z. Johnson, of the U. S. Army Signal School nscheduledlorjiJ*Wntautwbefote 1L .'.''• : "'.«.>•.•• School at 10:30 a.m. via Broad St. and Rt. 35 to Memorial front of. the community -center. ' at Fort Monmouth. AttendlngTf«:'crb5ervarice will be police, fire, civil defense •Park, . -'.. Court Judge Clarkson S. Fisher will be the speaker. Wreaths will be placed on the monument by Mayor 'and flrs-t aid pentonnel and members of their auxiliaries. Scouts, In the order of march will be'the^ersly^an^rs color fe The Blue Grenadiers drill team from Monmouth Col- Lemon for Borough Council, and by the New Shrewsbury the Shrewsbury prill Team, Daughters of the American Revo- guard, the American Legion, the Sea Scouts, the Memorial lege will participate. Women's Club, the fire companies, and the First Aid Squad. lution, and municipal officials. RUMSON Hie Rumson Tercentenary celebration will follow thil borough's services at Victory Park at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Following the services, a parade will proceed along River In Case You Forgot: Rd. and Ridge Rd. to the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, where exhibits and entertainment have been scheduled. OCEANPORT A parade will form at Borough Hall at 10:30 a.m. Mon- day and will proceed to Memorial Park at Wolfhill and Portau- pack Aves., where services will take place. TuesdaylsVotingDay Delegations of local civic and service organizations will . augment members of the governing body, policemen, firemen New Jersey Republicans will steal the Sheriff, coroners, councilmen and county ex- and First Aid Squad units, as well as Fire Department and political spotlight Tuesday when they trek to ecutive committees. first aid ladles auxiliary members. the polls to vote on a candidate for governor. Gov. Richard J. Hughes has opposition in ' A filing squad from Foort Monmouth will also take part ' The' main attraction in this primary con- William J. Clark, Newark, campaigning with in tha ceremony. test' is- between Sen. Wayne Dumont, Jr., and the slogan Labor Vanguard Democrats. OCEAN TOWNSHIP Sen.- Charles W. Sandman, Jr. Harold P. The big issue in the Dumont-Sandman pri- Rep. James J. Howard, D-3d Dist, N.J., and former Rep. Poeschel, Short Hills, a conservative Repub- mary has been taxes. Sen. Dumont has trav- James C. Auchlncloss will be principal speakers at services lican, rounds out the race for the gubernatorial eled around the state plugging for a 3 per cent Monday at the township hall. nomination. sales tax. Sen. Sandman's slogan has been a A Parade will begin at 10 a.m. Chairman William J. "no new tax pledge." ; ; Franks, aajd last year's Chamber of Commerce man of the Election officials fear the primary vote year, Jack A. Kaplan, the Lions Club man of the year William may be the lowest. in the history of state But in the waning days of the campaign, I. Thompson will be grand marshals. - elections. the candidates turned from their legislative records to directing personal verbal attacks Special guests will be Michael Pierce, 12, recent winner of Locally, women feature the rivalry for on each other. ,, the Freedoms Foundation award for his essay, "Why I Love state committee posts. America," and James. Mare, 17, national debating champion. On the Republican side, Mrs. Katherine WWh reapporiaonment getting a workout participating in the parade will be the ceremonial unit K. Neubenger, Middletown, is arrayed against for the first time, New Jerseyans will nomi- from Fort Monmouth,'-the Blue Grenadiers-of Monmouth Col- IN THE NAME OF EDUCATION — Joseph R. Bolger, center, adminittrati/e principal Mrs. Kathryn T. Smith, Rumson, for a state , nate more -state senators then ever before in committee post now held by the former. lege, the Ocean Township School Band and chorus, Gold Star of Highlands Elementary School, presents trophies to Everett C. Curry, left, president the Legislature's history. Mothers, veterans' groups, Scouts, policemen •and firemen. The Democrats have going for them Mrs. They will, at the same time, select candi- I -V.•• Y MIDDLETOWN of the New Jersey Education Association and principal of Middletown'i Thompson Cecile F. Norton, Sea Bright councilwoman. dates for all 60 seats'in the Assembly. Gov. Richard J. Hughes is scheduled to speak at the fire School, and William Pazicky, former officer and lifetime member of Mon mouth County Her rival is Mrs. Kathryn Freret, Fair Haven, The state will have more registered votert member of the county Board of Election. department's services Sunday, at Township Hall. Sen. Rich- Education Association and principal of Red Bank's Rim Street School.- Official pre- for the primary — 3,146,881 — than for any ard R. 'Stout, Assemblyman Patrick J. McCanh, Jr., Freeholder There is also a primary race between two such state election in history. Some 25.7 per Marcus Daly and Mayor'Ernest G. Kavalek also will parti- sentation was mads as part of Highlands Day at New Jersey Pavilion at World's Pair Ocean County men who are seeking state cent at 'the voters turned out in the 1961 gu- cipate in the program. citing contributions of the two men to education. • • > Senate nominations. They are Julius Braun, bernatorial primary, which would be around Services will begin at 2 p.m. in front of the firemen's Lakewood attorney, running on the Regular 787,000 of this year's registration. memorial flagpole, which will be dedicated. In the event of Democratic Organization ticket, and Thomas The polls Tuesday will open at 7 a.m. and rain, the ceremonies will be held in the meeting room of K. Muccifori, Toms River lawyer, who cam- instead of machines. They are Warren, Sus- tojnjhall. .';;:.:; '••',: •.. \ .. <[ paigned with the label The Democratic Party sex, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Salem and Cum- The local American. Legions post will sponsor a parade Simulated Plane Crash of Ocean County. berland Sunday at 10 a.m., starting; at Viola Ave., near the First Aid Mr. Braun and Mr. Muccifori, under the . County GOP chainnan J. Russell Woolley building, Leonardo, and terminating at the monument near new reapportionment law, must campaign in said laist night Sen. Dumont would carry Mori- Leonardo railroad station. both Ocean and Monmouth Counties which are mouth County in the primary and go on to win RARITAN Test Set in Shrewsbury now united and called the fifth senatorial dis- an impressive victory over Gov. Hughes in the ; Th« parade here Monday will start at 9 a.m., at Airport trict. . fall election. He expects the vote to be small. Pliza, Rt. 36. ... .'. .... SHREWSBURY - Sirens will the county. control center. Then Fire Chief Frank Dancey will In the county, candidates are listed on Che Both Sen. Dumont and Sen. Sandman pre- Line of march will be'up Middle Rd. to tha high school be blaring as emergency equip- he will direct the treatment and be one of the first on the scene. ballot for positions for freeholder. Assembly, dicted last night they would win the primary. where an outdoor service will be held. ment and personnel within a 15- evacuation of casualties to an He will request me aid of other The parade is sponsored by the Recreation Commission mile radius head this way around emergency hospital at Shrews- departments by the same and Veterans of Foreign Wars post, 'with James D. Crowley noon tomorrow. bury School. method. as chairman. , ' The activity will be a test of As the CAP is mobilized, it , MATAWAN the area's ability to cope with will assist in the rescue, first A parade will be held Monday starting at 10 a.m. at the the crash of an airliner. aid and evacuation work and Freneau Railroad tracks. Parade will proceed on Main St., to Plumbing provide security for the downed public library where a service will be held at 11 a.m. Approxi- The simulated crash, arranged aircraft, mately 20 units are expected to participate in line of march. by the Monmouth County Civil Inspector t&ANSBfJRfJ Defense Directors Association, Patrwman 'Valentine will have charge of routing emergency . Freeholder Eugene Bedell will be grand marshal in the will be in a field at the south equipment entering the borough parade, Monday. end of the borough east of Rt. 35. Appointed and at the scene of the emer- It 'will start at 11 a.m. at Palmer Av>. and Lorraine PI. The directors of the drill say KEANSBURG - The Board of gency. 1 scores of men and pieces of and end at a reviewing stajd af tha: John F. Kennedy Me- Health last night named James morial Community Center. • • equipment will participate. Assist as Runners Davis as plumbing inspector at Boy Scout Troops 50 and 250 Prior to the parade, services will be held at Firemen's This is what will happen: a salary of $1,500 per year. will also participate. In addition Park, Center Ave., at'?;30; Veterans Park, Carr Ave., at 10 When the plane "crashes," the Mr. Davis is the only one cer- to supplying "casualties" they and at the Word War r monument at Borough Hall, at 10:30. local Civil Defense Corps under tified to hold the post by the will assist as runners and at the HIGHLANDS the direction of Kenneth Smitti state Civil Service Commission. hospital. - A parade will assemble at Highland and Portland Aves. will request the assistance of the In accepting the post, Mr. a at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. TheJIne of,inarch wjl).proceed to the Borough Superintendent pi Civil Air Patrol, the county con- vis agreed. not to practice his Streets John Parker will be re. monument at the Highlands Bridge, where services will trol center will notify the CAP trade within the borough while be conducted by the VFW. From there marchers will proceed sponsible for the transportation base station, the Shrewsbury he holds the post. of police reserves to their sta. to Huddy Park for services and terminate the parade at the First, Aid Squad will proceed to This restriction will remain in VFW hall. tions, and supervising the clean the disaster area, the Shrews- force until next month wiien the up when the drill is over. bury Hose Cotopanywill go there, board plans to adopt an amend- The parade will be sponsored by the Catholic War Veterans. and Patrolman John Valentine of ment to the health code remov- Automobile Marchers will assemble' at the municipal yacht harbor at this borough's police reserve unit ing a conflict of interest restric- If you're thinking of a car, think 8:15 a.m. Monday. Lin* of march, to start at 10:15, will be will report.' tion. of McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. -Adv. along First Av«. to Center Ave. where ceremonies will be William Warden, first aid The board last night introduced EXPANSION/— Work has started for the expansion of Sal'i Tavern, Stirawtbury Avt., conducted at the veterans' monument. squad president, will, after sur- an amendment to the health code Surfers Ahoy The Atlantic Highlands Municipal Band will participate, Red Bank. Pictured looking over plans art, left to right, Dominick Vaiti, ion of th» veying the situation, request aid to eliminate that restriction. A Now, rent oi* buy a surfboard in addition to members of tha American Legion, Sandy Hook' founder of the business; A. P. Busch, general contractor; Salvatore Vaiti, Wit ownar, from other squads through the public hearing on the measure is at Cy and1 Art's, Ocean Ave., Sea Post, the Fire Department, and First Aid Squad. CO communications network and let for June 24. 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WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- New Shrewsbury team, teede< on and third-seeded Shore Re- Dixie AbdeHa mtde first on a mouth Regional rallied for three seventh among the eight tsanu onal. bum. An Infield single to deep runs in the seventh inning and entered, will meet fourth-seeded Momnouth opened the top half shortstop by Bill Kalkhof scored yesterday ousted second-seeded Lakewood. Lakewood made the the seventh inning behind by a the first Middletown run and the Middletown Township, 3-3, from semis by knocking off fifth- un, 3-2, and two batters were bases were left loaded with one the Monmouth College Invitation- seeded Point pleasant Boro, 3-1,retired before the Falcons scored out, al Ioterschalastic Baseball Tour- In a game that was called at > tie things up and added two Out of a Jam nament. the end of five innings because lore runs, to post the surprise Monmouth pitcher Nauden got Monmouth's come-from-behind of yesterday's thunder showers. win over Middletown, which pre- mt of the jam when he caught win boosted the Falcons into next The other semi pits top-seeded riously has lost only to Neptune. t line drive by Howard Logan week's semi-finals where the Neptune against defending cham- 2 Outs, 2 On md flipped over to third base Mike Porter opened the inning [or a double play. rith a walk and took second on Richie Veth opened things for in infield out. Chris Thomas, Hiddletown in the fourth with a inch hitting for Jim Bryant, was valk. Pete Baslle also got on SURF, FIELD AND STREAM lit by one of Tom Ming's pitches vhen the third baseman bobbled Timely Note* on the Great Outdoors Jim Griffin took over on theils grounder. Pitcher Ming forced Veth at third before Grif- By NELSON BENEDICT ill for Middletown. Doug Di iase, first batter to face Griffin tin drove home Basile with a orced Porter at third, leaving lingle. Boat-owning Angler* discover themselves to be squarely on unners on first and second with In the fifth, Ray Lacy singled the horns ot a not altogether unpleasant dilemma on the eve oftwo outs. ind came all the way around to score when the shortstop threw AWARDS NIGHT — Four of ths celebrities at Monmouth Regionai'i second annual All Sporti Banquet last night the holiday weekend. They must decide whether to remain inshore Monmputii followed with three and work the undertow and tidal rips of the Sandy Hook or to straight singles for the tying, go Balkhof's grounder into right at th» Paddoelt Lounge, Long Branch; are greeted by Booster Club president Douglas Burkett, right. Left to right scoot out to the Mud Hole and possibly beyond far a crack at head and Insurance runs. Ed field trying for a double play. «re William Hillman, athletic director; guest speaker Brie Tiptpn, U. S. Military Academy baseball Icoaeh; Bruce bluefish. It is unfortunately impossible to do both. . ennedy hit the first single, scor- ifter Logan walked, Middletown lad runners on first and second Lowry of the track team, winner of the advanced training award, and baseball player-golfer Mike Porter. Any last, lingering doubts which might have been entertained ing Ed Mahoney, who had run lor pinch hitter Thomas. Jim with not a batter retired. Mon- about the availability of large stripers in Sandy Hook waters were mouth got out at the Inning on effectively dispelled yesterday by Red Bank's Charles Kdly. He auden ' singled home DiBiase md Bob Staitton rapped another two forceouts and a strikeout. came up with a 39-pounder. Three bass up to 14 pounds were taken Middletown threatened in the aboard Capt. Otto Reut'i First Timer of Highlands. All ot the fish >ne*ase knock to right to drive iiome Kennedy. bottom of the seventh, but Jim were bamboozled by tubs lures: It look&s like another run on the D'Verso relieved Nauden and re- surgical supply houses again this spring. Monmouth's first two runs came on single tallies In the tired the last three batters to Prime trolling grounds have been pinpointed off th» gate hird and fourth. Middletown also preserve Monmouth's 10th win in house in Sandy Hook State Park, the edge of the False Hook scored one apiece in the third 7 games. Channel and in the Rip itself. There has been some talk of 5lonmoi.Hi

I Mltolttown O) nd fourth and added another HI AB R H bass showing at Monmouth Beach, that happy hunting grounds marker In the fifth. Itanlon.tb 4 b V, Capalbo.Zh < 1 1 for cartoppera. Occasional schoolies have been hooked near 4 11 ll Grllflnln.p 3 0} In Monmouth's third, DiBiase •uck.3b ? 0 the Boiler Wreck In recent days. 'orter.c 2 0 Lacy.c FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1*5 •23 :nd Kennedy jingled to put run.rornythe.2h 3 0 4 0 3 As for bluefishlng prospects, last-minute reports froni the Bryant,i».rlryant.aa.rf 2J 00 0Logan.3b 2 0 0 ers on first and third and Di 2 0 0 Thomaa.pa iivilldi*,!'1h1 *0• 0 (1Veth.cr - - - offshore precincts are prone to pinpoint sizeable concentrations of Biase scored when the throw toMahoney.pMh li 0Oil 1 )Baille.lt 3 10 two to ftve-pounders on ths flats across tha Mud Hole. Although DIBlaie.lf 2 lj Mlns.p 3 0 0 second went by the second base- Kennedy, rt3 i 241 Quldo.rGuide*t « A 0 squidders did manage to find scattered fish inshore of the Hole and man on Kennedy steal of second. ttuiden.p 3 0 l| Voilc.Dh 10 0 First Round east of the Long Branch gas tank, best catches have been registered Rich Cone reached base on ayVerOT.P 0 0 Hitless Runs Help Owls anywhere from 15 to 25 miles seaward; Shark River gili nettem got bunt single to Monmouth's fourth 25 I 29 3 6 Monmoutli J0O 3—5 Completed In into the blues night before fast. One boat had seven boxes (700 went to second on an error, ad- MUiditiown n ,-..0011 110 O-3 Ft. Boro <1> l.alnn-ood helped Jumbo Shore Scares Memorial Stadium. Lean who pitched a perfect Inch spoons and porkrind, short tubes and quarter-ounce Jim Elliott's Wildcats to the Shore averted a shutout in the The team title chase appears non-Mter Tuesday against the feathers. Wire line and planers are being employed extensively. Queen-Iona and Philadelphia top of the fifth when Tony De- to be a dual meet between Es-Casey Golfers Atlantic Highlands Fireball; to Top-riding lures are not especially productive. Opinions to Metropolitan Intercollegiate AAMCO Marco singled, stole second and sex Catholic of Newark and win, 1-0, while striking out 15 what, constitutes proper trolling speeds for bluefUh may vary, championships. rode home on Bechtold's single. Roselle Catholic with Essex rated batters. but four to six knots seemt towor k best for vast majority of In the Philadelphia Metropll- TRANSMISSIONS The only other innings Shore a slight favorite. Win in Finale; The Navesink Indians, who are anglers regardless of the sizes of their respective craft. tans, the sophomore ace won could get a threat going was i Among the individual entries, tied for second place in the At- the shot put on a toss of 55 Blowfish have given bass anglers who bait witti worms th< Ootn I a.m. to 1 p.m. the first and second. In the first, Red Bank Catholic javelin ace lantic League with the Fireballs, feet, 1 Inch, copped the ham- miseries. Outboardetrs stal are managing to nab bass in lower Sandy in E. NEWMAN SPRINSS RD. Paul Andrus tripled with one out,Pete Armstrong and CBA high CBA is Victor have been lead by pitcher mer on a 175-5 throw and RED BANK-Coll S4MSN Hook Bay on worms floated off the bottom, but they an; fishing but Was stranded there whe jumper Bill Scrobogna and pole Red Bank Catholic closed Its Charles Dickereon, who • has placed third In the diicus t>> Railroad An., Aibury part hard to do so. coii nwm Fred Kampf flied out to centei vaulter Gene Field are highly golf season y,esterday with a 6-2 struck out 23 batters in two (141-10). rated. Armstrong has a throw victory over Henry Hudson Re- games. The lower Raritan Bay shoreline has emerged as a fertjje of 183 feet, 7 inches to his credit; gional while OBA took a 5-1 de- The St. Mary's Bishops earned operational area for striper specialists. Keansburg Pier has been Combination Scrobogna, jumping better than cision from Wall Township in thea share of the lead in the Ameri- producing regularly, and so has the Navy Pier at Leonardo. Cast- ever, has cleared 6-4 and Field only two matches of the day can League by defeating the ing plugs at the latter-named spot Wednesday night, 10 bass up to AUTO RACES has vaulted 12 feet, 6 inches. The Caseys ended their cam- Food Circus CoHs, 3-J, in extra 12 pounds were caught by Leonard Castle, and Fred Walsh, both of paign with a 5-7 record. Atlantic Highlands, and Fred Stavola, Red Bank. STOCKS — MIDGETS Steve Dudick of Mater Dei Is nm'ngs. These two clubj are MEMORIAL DAY Playing at the Bamm Hollow COMPACTS another vaulter who has been deadlocked for first with 4-1 There has been no real consistency (o bass fishing at Shrews- over 12 feet this season. Country Club, Bob Mihok and marks. bury River bridges. Jim Fernandez of Johnny's Landtag In Byron in Mile Kevin Coleman both fired 44s to Jim Vosk and Howard Man Highlands allowed as how majority of his rowboat patrons were SATURDAY earn two points each for Red Other Red Bank Catholic en- deville both have pitched two blanked at Highlands Bridge eysterday. Smartles who knuow Bank Catholic. Pat Kileen earned victories 'for the Colts. Vosk their way around the Navesink continue to score by float AND SUNDAY tries are miler Bob Byron (4:36), the other two points with a 46. pole vaulter Bernie Kiegher struck out 28 battens in first 12 worms or plugging on the north shore between Oceanic Bridge MAY 29 AND 30 OBA upped its record to 9-7 (I'M), half-miler Brian Dempsey innings for pitching. St. Mary's and Blossom Cove. Sgt. George Chandler of the Fair Haven with its victory over Wall at thetop Jiurier has been Len Glow- SPECIAL (2:05)', shot put Charles Mayer Police Dept. reportedly h«s caught more than 50 boss there- Jumping Brook Country Club. zenski who has allowed two runs (49-10), 220-yard runner Jim abouts so far this spring. The last "two players of each in three games good for two 8 P.M. Smith and low hurdler Jim Dray- A surprisingly good early run on fluke may be in Hie works. SATURDAY team could only play six holes be^ wins. MI. fore the rains came and washed STANDINGS Shark River and Manasquan River fishman have been creaming IS-bp Memorial classic for Mater Dei will also have discus AMERICAN LEAOCB fluke for the past week. Some of the party boats have also been Modified and iporHman stocks, out the competition. w TIRE SAVINGS doing well on sand beaches south of 'Squan Inlet. All of which 2S-lap feature for no vie* and javelin man Greg Fennell in OBA's Hal Garrity fired a 40 C .4 action. S M. Blahopa has been responsibe for considerable optimism on the part of local mcki. PLUS hta» race> and to be low man for nine holes. B.M. Frlara Replace Winter Weary Tires With teiMlarien. Christian Brothers will send Jim Palmer, also of OBA, shot a Harmony Bowl — S 2 flatfish fanciers. This weekend should tell the story on (he status Suburban Sox 1 SUNDAY Dick Wight, Tim Sheehan, Tom 41 to be second low man for theMcDonald RaldBM 5 of the fluke population in nearby riven and bays. NATIONAL LEAGUF ALL NEW, ALL NYLON . M-lap ARDC midget main Hinck, Bill Chandler and Paul day. Bottom-scratchers are catching very modest number of por- emit, 25-lop itavlc* «tocki, 15' Stach into the torrid middle dis- SUMMARIES Belford Seala - 4 gies at buoys 16 and IS in the lower bay. Blacks and ceabass are lap faatw* far foreign cam- tance events, where there are CBA (8) S.JI. Angelj , 4 Tom Jackson Greeley's oulf on Shrewsbury Rocks, while visitors to the Lightship grounds are pact ftockt. Three hahirai In three milers who have been un- Jim Palmer M (» 5 catching truly astonishing numbers of whiting. Capt Bill Black of one big ihew. PLUS heat nets der 4:20 and a host of sJb-two Hal Barmy <0 (11 _1 tnd cemelarion. Prank Hurley JJ GWl'a Falcons — ~ -...0the Atlantic Highlands-based Reliable has managed to keep up minute half-milers. •Dm Aierla — 27 ATLANTIC LEAaCE with wandering schools of mackerel by sailing well to the east SUMMIT Fred McDonough .23 W Other potential point scorers for Wall (1) Leonardo F.C. _ ~ 4 of Ambrose Ridge. Porrwrff — .(6 Navesink Indiana - .3 Wall Stadium CBA are Craig Cartield in the MtH« Welner —..-.. .,_ (8 A.H. Fireball! _ - 3 Disappointing to wlldfowlers was the Senate's failure to high jump. <6 feet) and pole vault Pels Glbbn ;_-.. . M (0) HUrhland Lions ...- : .2 RT. 34, BELMAR, N. J. Boh Rrttlon 45 (II A.H. Blue Flamea — - .2 pass a bill to establish Sunday duck hunting on tidal marshes. 21-6), Ron Bongarzone and Soro- •Bob WaJI .32 (0) Belford Bluea . .0 Assemblyman Alfred N. Betdlesloo (R-Mon) has brilliantly • "Jack Tayflor . ... .M(0) Played only ftlx holea duo to rain. steered the measure through the. Assembly. Success teemed foreordained In the upper chamber of the Legislature. Then the R.B. Cathollo («) CBACagers 1 man Mbnahan - —52 (0) roof fell in. The bill was never even reported out of Committee. la* Mtnok « 12) PANELING Kevin Coleman : U (21 In Tourney What happened? According to Capt. David H. Hart, chairman || Pat Kllein -48 (2) flMirr Hadficm {i\ LaNCROFT—Christian Broth. of tfie State Fish and Game Council and an ardent supporter of llTom Petraglla - 49 (21 ers Academy will compete In the concept of Sunday waterfowl gunning, strong opposition was John Ah«rn 54 (01 Jeff Stohl S3 (!» the sixth annual Essex County generated by fanners who apparently feared sportsmen really were SALE John Fliher S3 (0) Coaches Association Holiday aiming for Sunday hunting in me uplands. Nothing could have been BUY1.0 ONE SHEE0T OP SATIN FINISHED HONEY- Basketball Tournament next ATLANHO HIOHTANDS BAYSIIOIIE further from the truth, of course. Yet the damage was done in the TONED 4X8' PANELING REG. PRICE OF TAVEBtf December at Upsala College, Senate when die chips were down. Atlantic Hlfbluds HAcrrftMon It was announced last night. $7.98 W L Also contributing to the measure's untimely demise was the Christian Brothers, which won GET SECOND SHEET FOR $1.00 I Oalp'a Tavern — - -74 62 lethargic response of sportsmen who were urged to contact their Square Bar - T4 ©2 the.Parochial "A" state cham- legislator!. Sen. W. Steelman (R-Ocean) privately expressed his BichstRdt'B .69 «7 pionship last March, will Join COLONIAL SCALLOP PRE.HUNG Jack's Inn - - M bafflement at the lack of response from wlldfowlers In Us home Polka Dot LoutlRe- ...- - 56 71 an eight-team field that also county a swell as In other coastal counties. Hunters themselves Palka Ilni I«ouni* ~.,,65 71 includes Newark Central, win- WHEN YOU BUY FIRST Rijmson Yarht —~_ .SO goofed badly on that score. They took too much for granted Combination Aluminum ner of the tournament (he past TIRE AT $18.00 Conner's Hotel ,. _,.J9 after Assemblyman Beadleston't magnificent performance In the Paul's Tavern - 56 three years; Weequahic, West 600 sarlei .— Llbby Harrington 209, Senate. 750x14 fubttui Black DOORS DOORS 216. 220-645; Joe MarchMtl 22«, 162,Side, Bayonne, Essex Catholic, 1C3—«O1. In a more pleasant vein, Ducks Unlimited officials advise » Crosi-Buck Design 20-Mln. Installation 200 Club — Poo Mardiettl 223. EdCllffslde Park and Seton Hall 31"x81" Oreeley 223. Dalton Oartiart 2W, Frank Prep. that winter snows provided a fine runoff in the prairie provinces FOR 2nd TIRE WHEN » 31"-81" Pinto 2M. Frllz Pavllck 212. Anrly TOO BUY l«t TIRE Kornek 201, 207; Stan Norwood 205, of Canada. Nesting prospects in the so-caled "duck factories" are Reg. 33.75 Dates for the tourney are FOR $U.OO > Rag. 31.95 Butta Conzen 203, Tim Whitman 203, -. «• «* ..t «A accordingly much brighter tfiat wasm die case at a comparable RUSI McCut 301. Bill Willing 200. 300. UtC 23, 27 alU ZB. period of time last year. NO TRADE-IN 95 95 NEEDED! 24 25 ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^*^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^" ^^^ ^"^ ^^^ Bob Kunze Hooting Blocks for Your Docks RENT A CAR or GENERAL ASPHALT PAYING. INC. Ed Golden BLACKTOP PAVING OF MARINE LUMPER CO. TRUCK from HERTZ Driveways • Parkina Lot* • Roads CompltM Ha* of da-lt>yanr**lf ihattrlalf f*> ken*, boot KWWWAWFRE, ECAL ESTIMATEL FOR s~s~ww^«S ^ MIDDLETOWN TIRE CO. MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK and MARINI PLYWOODS U-DRIVE . . . Call 1139 Octon Ave,, Sea Bright — 842-3355 CALL 222-8268 Ltonardo Of»n 30 fM; Sat. t A.M. te S P.M. v.. 775-1515.222-3299,747-2121 Attention Boatman I Optn Sun. 9 to Noon 210 CHELSEA AVE. LONG IRANCH 291-1291 OpOT Dally 1 24n-Frid«y, May 28. 1965 • THE DAILY REGISTER ^JtM*"flQ*»ii**~&+p*i?* Banquets Honor H.S. Athletes It was s night of awards. Four Frank J. Rngitore, athletic di- around tag, and gives considera- Advance Training Award. It went high school banquets honored rector, was master of ceremonies. tion to scholastic standing, and to Bruce Lowry, a track star who plays other sports. their athletes last night as the MeElhenny Speaks participation in other organiza- 1864-65 school athletic season tions. The Advanced Training Award, Hugh MeElhenny, "Mister Half- nears a conclusion. Steneck participated in football, similar to a scholarship, goes to back" in his days of pro football Red Bank High School senior track, and was a weight lifter. the most "deserving" senior. The with Los Angeles Rams, New athletes were feted at the All He was a member of the Stu- emphasis is on "deserving" and York Giants and Green Bay Pack- Sports banquet sponsored by the dent Council, Varsity Club presi. not the scholarly athlete, unless ers, was the guest speaker at Rar. Red Bank Board of Education dent and was sports editor of the of course, he happens to be both itan Township Higl}' School's an- in the school cafeteria. school paper. Wayne expects to Fators considered included ath nual sports award dinner. One of the features o( the Buc enter Murray State College, Ken- letlc leadership and accomplish banquet was the presentation of The coaching staff,, including tucky. meht, sportsmanship! fellowship the Dr. Robert C. Hoops award, a seven sports, presented well- and hard work. The $250 award Frank Zampello, high school may be used for any kind of ad- brand new one for the most im- earned letters and awards before principal was master of cere- proved athlete. It was given to a big crowd in the gymnasium. ditional training of the ind monies. George D. Search, super- vidual's choice, even a baseba Jon Frederickson, by Dr. Hoops, Mothers' Club Award intendent of schools, was guest iuperintendent of schools. Wayne Steneck, injured early school, provided it is with an speaker. organized institution. Senior athletes in 10 sports, plus in the football season, received $250 Award • The Falcons second annual All- Cheerleaders, flag twirlers, band, the Keyport High School Mothers' Club outstanding atWete of the The Boosters Club of Monmouth Sports banquet was held at Pad majorettes and color guard re- dock Lounge, Long Branch. ceived awards. year award. This carries an all- Regional came up with its new I Record-Breaking Weekend Jersey RED BANK HIGH DINNER — Red Bank High honored lenior athlete* er it. annual All Sports Banquet in the school cafeteria last night. In on the trophy presentationi were, left te right, Dr. Robert.C. Hoops, tuptrin. Is IC4A Track Forecast Derby tendenr of Red Bank schools; Jon Frederickson, Little Silver, winner of the "most improved athlete" Heops award; Doug Raynor, captain of Red Bank's Shore Conference championship tennis team, and Jack Needle, coach of « By HERSCHEL NISSENSON door meet seven times in eight often don't follow the form chart the tennis champs. Frederickion was also a member of the tennit squad. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - A years and the indoor crown seven One of the appealing features IC4A meets over the years havi record-breaking weekend is in times in nine years, Including loop's cellar with a 212 mark prospect today and tomorrow as the last four in a row. been the surprises. There always Monday and was 9-13 over-all, more than SO colleges try to halt Strong competition is expected are upsets, athletes never before Gurzo's Hornet Helps Freehold '01 I Toms Klver (3) from Maryland's Atlantic Coast heard from come through with AB R H| AB B . H Vilianova's bid for a sixth Kartman.lb 4 11 Carlion,3b 2 0 1 Kraight IC4A outdoor track and champions, who barely lost to great performances and you cai CHERRY HIUL - Hofbrau IVIMi * 0 1 Kllpitr'lUl 0 0. 0 expect just about anything fc Stable's Record Dash was added ,«on,3b-p 4 0 1 Lewis,c[ 2 .0 0 field championship. Villanova in the indoor games 3 3 2 Anderson, c 4 0 0 The IC4A games have virtual- by 2'/j points, and from Har- happen." to the Jersey Derby lineup this Post 5-2 Win over Toms River t1cnltz,2t> 3 O 0 Ruggleto,2b 3 0 O week and Robert F. Robert's Mosher.rl, 1 * Froberg.p 3 11 ly become the personal property vard's Heptagonal titlists. What Wallack expects most TOMS RIVER - John Gurao After the Colonials took a 2-0 stole second, moved over to third Parchucc! 4 0 1 Cran(ora,M 3 0 0 "But," says Coach Les Wai- all is a batch of records., Thf Valiant Marbo was named as a l Clayton, c Hickey.rt. 11 0 of Coach Jumbo Jim Elliott's hit a solo home run in the fifth lead after \ /z innings, Toms Riv- on a wild pitch and came hom< Amelm'z,p McGcath.U J- ,1 2 Wildcats, who have won the out- lack of Rutgers, "college boys $75,000 "en tout cas" track iiv possible starter in the $110,000 on a single by John Mosher. Hill, rt Barber,rf 10 0 inning that gave Freehold Region- er knotted the score, 2-alI, with Clouaer,lt> 3 ,0 2 stalled in Rutgers Stadium added fixture to be run at Garden al the lead for good yesterday a pair of markers in the bottom The Indians evened matters year ago has been nursed to per- State Park on Monday. when the Colonials downed Toms of the second. again in the bottom of the third. fection. Five records fell In i The latest count indicates.a River, 5-3, in a Shore Conference After two were out, Dave Forherg opened with a triple. He Tom» River Kelly, Bohn and Mulvahill recent New Jersey State collegi field of eight or nine making the A Division tilt. Hkkey walked, went to second on scurried home on an infield oui Jiom» BUM — Gurao- meet and neither dust nor dirt mils and a furlong run for gold a balk and tallied on Dan Me- bji Jim Crawford. Jeff Carlson Triplea — Ftrdiuc, Frobwi, Ckmier. was kicked up from the inside Gurzo's four-bagger broke a 3-3 Are Point Leaders at Wall and glory. then walked, but was thrown ou lane, even after a dozen events. tie. freehold added an Insurance Grath's single. Steve Clouser then WALL TOWNSHIP-Joe Kelly, could be costly to either or both Trainer Budd Lepman had in- run in the top of the seventh tripled to drive in MoGrath, Mike trying to steal second. Don Lewis CBA Frosh Parker Bohn and Jack Mulva- drivers. There will be some top- Feels Three Marks Safe dicated he might reserve Record when, with one out, Gurzo walked Anderson grounded out to end the brought the inning to a close by hill are the divisional point lead- flight competition in the classic. "I feel almost every meet rec Dash for the Select Handicap at and raced all the way around to threat. fanning. ers this week at Wall Stadium. It was won last year, by Don ord except the broad and triple Monmouth Park, but has rein score when Roy Froberg threw Gurzo Scores Again Freehold is 7-7 in the confer- 4th in Meet Stives of Trenton, the 1964 sports- With four weeks of the season umps and pole vault can be staled him in the Jersey Derby away Tom Stiemtz' sacrifice Freehold's thin) run came in ence and 7-8 over-all. Toms Rivei MONTVALE - . Chw«Han man champion. completed, Kelly heads up the broken," Wallack said. "The field. The Florida-bred won his bunt. the third when Gurzo singled, concluded its campaign in the Brothers Academy finished fourth modified division stock car point Mulvahill, from Neptune, holds best bet for a new record in my first stake last Saturday when and sixth in the N.J, Catholic •landings with two wins and 192 a slim four-point edge over sec- opinion is the mile. I will almost he won the Constitution at Suf- Track Conference freshman »nd points. He holds a 16-point mar- ond-place Ed Trainor of Lake- guarantee that the 4:06.4 mark folk Downs. Ocean Jaycees Bolt's 68 Leads Speedway Open sophomore championships at St. hurst and a 12-point lead on third set by Harvard's Mark Muffin gin over runner-up Dave Hulse of Son of Warfare Joseph's Regional's trade here Point Pleasant. Kelly is the de- place Bob Patterson of Cranbury. in 1962 will go. INDIANAPOUS (AP) - Tom- as a putter on the last three •esterday. Valiant Marbo is a gray son fending modified division cham- Set Golf Date my Bolt threw birdies instead holes enroute to a 78. Novice Race Tight "The only way we'll miss is of Warfare, 1959 winner of The CBA finished with 24 points pion. if they all sit back and wait for NEPTUNE — The Ocean Town- of clubs at tough Greentree Bolt humorously commented! Novice standings could change Garden State. He has won his cou s fo in the freshman division, won by ihlp Jaycees will hold the first / e J » three-under-par Although Kelly finished two quite a bit. A pair of 25-lappcr Ihe last 880 yards. If we get an last two races at Churchill Downs "Hill - Just broke his clubs Essex Catholic with 40 points. In innual Jaycee Junior Golf Classic and the first round lead in the places behind Hulse in last main events Is on the agenda, 'honest' race, the time could be but is now at Delaware Park. That's for fret. When you throw the sophomore division, CBA had very close to four minutes." layed with the Pittsburgh Steel- «. Taylor, Commander of Flotilla Memorial Classic for modified PLEADS GUILTY tries and missed only one of 50 van, the indoor mile king; Mar- open, it is possible that Cornish ers, Washington Redskins and Mrs. Edmund Sullivan shot a 88, Coast Guard Auxiliary, re- •nd sportsmen. A poor showing FREEHOLD-Donald E. Ross- points after touchdown — that shall Uzzle, who picked up four Prince, winner of both of his Baltimore Colts in the NFL and 63 to take low net honors among bach, Portland Rd., Highlands, cently announced that next one because a snap from center points in the sprints last year; starts this, year, may rule the the San Diego Chargers in the the 18-holers. Mrs. Robert Knake pleaded guilty yesterday to theft Wednesday will be Courtesy was fumbled. Larry Livers and Ken Coniglio in posttime favorite. He has the ad- UTL. was second with a 65 while Mrs, of fishing equipment valued at Motorboat Examination Day 'Baseball Week' Groza is the only member of the hurdles; steeplechaser Dave vantage of a winning trip here. The 36-year-old former Colo- Naome Sikora and Mrs. May $385 and owned by Joseph Bene- throughout the entire Third Coast MIDDLETOWN—Mayor Ernest me original Browns club which Hyland and shotputter Augie Gov. Richard J. Hughes, has rado A&M fullback signed a one- Ryan tied for third with dict, 32 Woodland Dr., Fair Ha- "iuard District. G. Kavalek, of Mlddletown, has was formed here In 1946. He Zillncar of Holmdel, N.J. been invited to present the win- year contract as non-playing Mrs. Sullivan had low putts, ven, last D«c. 8. Monmouth Coun- Inspector-Examiners, calling proclaimed the week of June 1-8 went into retirement for one sea- Maryland's top performers are ner's trophy after the Jersey coach. Salary terms were not 29. She and Mrs, J.W. Spencer ty Judge Thomas J. Smith set themselves the Flying Squad, will as "Boys Baseball Week" here. son — in 1960 when he served Frank Costello, NCAA and IC4A Derby is run. disclosed. both had low gross, 87. ' June 18 for sentencing. be at the Courtesy Examination In a letter to the Middletown as a scout. But he returned in indoor high jump champion and Station at Riviera Inn, on the Youth Athletic Association, the 1961 to have one of his best the lone seven-footer in the field; Manasquan River, Point Plea- Middletown Township Committee seasons. defender Mike Cole in the broad sant, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 Clerk, Thomas T.Conrad, re- "You come this route only once jump; Russ White in the javelin; p.m. on June 13 at which time vealed that the Committee has so In life, and you should enjoy shotputter Ernie Hearon; three Garden State Going All Out decals. will be affixed at no designated the week and that per- yourself," Groea said. "I'm hav- 15-foot pole vaulters in Pete Kow- charge to boats passing the legal mission has had been granted to ing lots of fun playing. I still zun, Stu. Markley and Bob Wil- and auxiliary requirements. solict funds for the benefit of enjoy football very much, and liams; Dick Sheer In the high A Division Rendezvous will be hurdles, quarter-miler Stege Boys Baseball. as long as I feel this way, held at the Beach Haven Yacht Lamb, half-miler Ramsay Thom- Inaugurating the week will be have no thought of retiring. With a 'Day at the Fair' Club on June 19 and 20 (of all as and sophomore miler George members of Division 12. Boats the opening of the second season "When playing football ceases Henry. of the MYAA Major Division un- will rendezvous at the mouth of to be pleasurable, then I will CHERRY HILL - The $100,000 cooks and waiters will serve up Jersey Mist. . .will be available tion of antique lutomoblles and der the direction of Nick Mullany, "We'll have to score in the the Metedeconk River at 9:00 quit." ersey Derby—America's oldest such olden days favorites as bar- in a handsome souvenir glass. free rides on "The General," re- commissioner. Expanded to eight track events, which was our a.m., rain or shine. derby—will have its sixth modern becued chicken and spare ribs, production of a crack train of teams from Middletown, Atlantic weakness indoors, to make Circus Atmosphere U.S. Netters Ousted ight of it against ViHanova," running at Garden State Park on clam chowder, and weiners and 1864. Highlands and Highlands, the cir- To further enliven the "Day at says Kehoe. "We sure mean to Monday, end will climax a "Day sauerkraut. As to the horses, the cream of DEEP SEA FISHING cuit will play four games each SURjBITQN, England (AP) - at the Fair—1864 Vintage." the Fair" atmosphere, there will Tuesday and Thursday evenings Billie Jean Moffitt and Mimi try." There will be draft beer in Uie crop of the three-year-old di- Most all of 45h.p. 4,000 REBUILT 30' CHRIS CRAFT twin screw, 105 h.p. 4,500 TWIN BROOK GOLF CENTER 27' 1964 TROJAN 215 h.p. 6,000 ENGINES Jumping lr*ok M., elf Rr. U, N.phin* 26' CRUISALONG, 125 h.p. Gray 3,500 BOAT INSURANCE "All foelllHi. lighted for night golf" Sean factory - trained 24' TROJAN '59, 135 h.p. Interceptor 1,995 Le, 8OLF FOX THI IHTIRI FAMILY 23' MAYCRAFT 60 h.p. Gray 1,200 mechanics Install a re-manu- AT NEW, LOW 1965 RATES factured Allstate Engine at • 1 J-Hol«—far I Court* 26' 1963 CHRIS CRAFT 185 h.p. 5,400 Bean low prices! Just ask any 2.177 Ydi. 35' HfGGANS '56—2 225 Gray '63 engines 4,500 |Seais automotive salesman PHONE 741-2240 • Driving Rang*—40 T«n about our low engine installa. • PraellM Fahini Ami rates. • teth* Shop • Fro Shop • t-Hol. Fitch mtf Fntt PLEASURE BAY MARINA Sears-Automotive Center WEART-NEMETH AGENCY 580 FATWN AVfNUE CALL 222-B110 LONG BRANCH DAN 60LDIN6 IMP Uwi. lt-M«. IM IM, 102 W. FRONT ST. RED IANK •OU MO IN ATIINDANCI Giants in 9-2 Victory WE DAILY REGISTER Friday, M«y 28, 1965-25 Shortstop Dick Scfaofteld, the The 30-year-old »witcn hitter Full Card of Racing afwett member of the Giants, now has stroked sever, hits, in- was telling about shopping lor a cluding three doubles, in IS at- place to live to San Francisco. bats (or.the Giants. Pagan, who "A lady showed me a place was hitting .205 when he was Tonight at OldBridge and she wanted J7D0 a month," traded, has yet to play for the OLD BRIDGE — Central Jer- T. The rookie motor knights he said. Pirates. sey auto buffs are looking for- will compete tbeir portion with a "She must think I'm Willie Elsewhere in the National ward to a complete and early Map main event finale on the Mays." League, the first-place Los An- night of solid-packed motor ac- iltra-swift half-anile oval. • Maybe the lady was doing geles Dodgers edged Milwaukee tion and varied speedway enter- him a favor. Mays Is bitting 3-2, Houston whipped St. Louis tainment tonight at Old Bridge. Need Money? Sell those things .368. But Schofield Is hitting .381 6-1 and the New York Mets out- A full card of NASCAR modi- you really don't need with a for the Giants. lasted Hie Chicago Cubs 8-5. The Daily Register Classified Ad. Pittsburgh-Philadelphia game fied-sportsman, novice and for- Schofield, who wound up with eign mini-midget stock car races Call now. San Francisco in a shortstop was rained out. In the only American League on both of the speedway macad- swap that sent Jose Pagan to am courses, starting one hour Pittsburgh, hit safely in his fifth action, Boston blanked .Min nesota 2-0, Detroit defeated the earlier at 7:30 p.m. will inaug- consecutive game for the Giants urate the fourth show of the Thursday, driving in three runs New York Yankees 4-1 and Washington clipped the Los An young season for the Madison with a double and a single in a Township raceway, 9-2 victory over Cincinnati. geles Angels 9-6. Schofield started his perform In addition to the lively stock ance when he drew a walk in car racing action, colored rac- the third inning and scored on ing donkeys pulling sulky car- Andrews Boys singles by Jesus Alou and Willie riages, debuting for the first McCovey, putting the Giants time on any New Jersey track, ahead to stay 2-1. He then are sure to prove entertaining. h Racing Event slapped a two-run single In Seated in the sulky wagons will LAKEWOOD - Several local tihree-run fourth-Inning uprising be such standouts as Gene Char- Jpeedboat race drivers will com- and ended the scoring with RARITAN ATHLETES ENJOY NIGHT — Raritan Township High athletic director Don Czok, left, and three senior land, 1964 NASCAR sportsman run-producing double in the champ, defending modified king pete in the second annual Lake-: athletes chat with former pro football standout Hugh McElhenny, right, at Raritan's third annual Sports Award wood Memorial Day Outboard eighth. Elton Hildreth, the racing cousin Racing Classic on Lake Carasal- The Dodgers won it in the Dinner last night held in th» school cafeteria. Honored athletes, left to right, are Chuck Moriarity, John Wentz team of Richie Massing and Jo on Monday. ninth as Willie Davis singled, •Wally Dallenbach, popular Park- moved to third on an intentional and Norman Butlca. er Bohn, novice rookies Jackie The action will start at 12:30walk and Jim Lefebvre's infield Moschera and Mike Grbac and hit and scored when Denny many other weekly automen. Piloting two of the C "Alkies" Lemaster issued a walk to Pitcher Honored Long Branch The hottest sportsman-modified will be Pete and George An- pinch-hitter AI Ferrara. Major Leag macadam track action on any drewi of Matawan. The boys are Lemaster, now 2-5, locked in a eastern stale raceway will de- BOTCH'S •om of George Andrews, Sr., pitching duel with Johnn; Posthumously Honors Six velop when drivers like Joe AUTOMATIC well known to powerboat fans Podres, 30, took a four-hitter FORT MONMOUTH - The late LONG BRANCH — Six Long Kelly, Dave Hulse, Al DeAngelo, throughout the nation and whointo the ninth. Bernie Cooke, star pitcher for the Branch High School athletes have Bob Vaughn, Bob Rossell, Frank only recently retired from a 30 The Astros put it out of reach Red Bank Tire Company team in been elected to the National Ath- Myronchuky , Tommie Elliott, Pet CAR WASH year career 6f racing. against the Cardinals in the first the Jersey Shore League, was . -Record holders who will be on letic Scholarship Society of See Frazee and some 80 others wagi 171 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS MM two innings, scoring three run. honored posthumously; tonight be- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' hand are John Henrtksen of Key-with ' only two hits off Raj ondary Schools. the torrid point battle and hon RED BANK, N. J. fore the opening league game to- ors in the 25-lap feature headlin '. port, Region 3 class B Runabout Washburn. night. American League Houston 20 .455 Hie boys are Henry Eng, John (Sight point winner in 1963; Frank Dick Groat's throwing error Memorial presentations will be W. t. Pet. G.B.Phila _ 18- .450 Chulsky, Corey Rybman, William FuHer, of Union Beach, 196J Re-on an attempted gL Chicago 24 14 .632 - New York _. 16 .390 Saccheto. Jerry Schlesinger and gion J over-all Runabout high made to Bernle's widow and Mr, douhleplay in the second inning and Mrs. Fred Cooke, his parents. Minnesota ._. 23 14 .633 y% •ittsburgh _ 15 .385 Vaughn Sherrill. point winner, and Bob Austin of let in two runs after Houston Detroit 22 17 .564 2>/, Thursday's Results Eumson, who came within one Bernie was killed in an accident In order to be eligible for mem- had scored In the first when Ed- while at work a few months ago.Baltimore „ 22 18 .550 3 New York 8. Chicago 5 bership in this society of scholar- mil* per hour of setting a newdie Kasko doubled and came Cleveland ..... 19 17 .528 4 San Francisco 9, Cincinnati 2 world's record In a B Runabout The presentations will include athletes, the boys had to earn an around on an infield out and Lee photos of Bernie with his team- Los Angeles 21 21 .500 5 Houston 6, St. Louis 1 athletic letter In one major sport, to 1962. Maye's sacrifice fly, MUSCLE'S mates and the ceremonies will al- Boston :.. 18 20 .474 6 Los Angeles 3, Milwaukee 2 have a scholastic average higher ,; Looking for wins at Lakewood Jim Wynn hit his eighth hom so include the retiring of his num-New York ..... IT 23 .425 8 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, than the general average of the will be Marty Hammond of At er for the Astros while Dick ber 16, which he wore for the Tire Wash 18 25 .419 &A rain school for three consecutive sem- . Untie Highlands, Allen Peldman, Farrell brought his record to 4-Company. Kansas City 10 25 .286 12% Today's Games esters and exemplify a high type is now featuring ... of Highlands, and Bill Bloxom, 1 by scattering seven hits. The Tire Company, defending Thursday's Results Pittsburgh at New York, N of citizenship and sportsmanship. of Middetown. Ed Kranepool, Johnny Lewi- Boston 2, Minnesota 0 Chicago at Philadelphia, N league champions, will open the A faculty committee composed 00 and Ron Swoboda drove in sev season against Fort Monmouth Washington 9, Los Angeles 6 St. Louis at Houston, N en of the Mets' eight runs Detroit 4, New York 1. Milwaukee at Los Angeles, N of Mrs. Ada Smith, John Kahle GERANIUMS 3 for $1 tonight at 8 o'clock. The cere- and William P. Beatty elected the against the Cubs. monies will preceed the game. Kansas City at Baltimore, Cincinnati at San Francisco, N Cubs to Shift Lewis doubled and Kranepool ain Saturday's Games athletes after the entire faculty 1*m old 100 The fray is set for Dean Field, voted on their citizenship qual- AZALEAS Red • WhlM • rtik 3 fal • CHICAGO

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Colony Park $iqgc Full power. 2595. '64 FALCON $ I OQC '64F0RDF25Marcomatic, PS0. I *» 7 r, huglop, V4 MM<7» •ODDPaur bi^r. Roots* Bros., Wt Broe4 * p.m. t7t-M«. A Bra/) Bt, IM Bulk 7 Aridni (U0. lttt MCITAXO — VA, Him. Urn VOLKSW/.08W — UM. Two-door M-1 1683 TEMPEtTT LCMAK8 CONVERT- <61 RJU^BLBR — auslc. FaH- coifVEKnBUE r Cail after «, Mi-tin. 8UB0BBAK PLYMOUTH IDLE — Immaculate condition, caj »«on. Recllntnj seaia, tuloniatlc. tmt. itcdtJUhT "to, jidlo, heater, automatic. ExwI- du> IUdk>, oridaal owner. XioHent 1M0 station wafon, white, teaionable. condition. Price, J776. cm 291-1787. cylinder 331 «o«Un, U(M Blue. ISM CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop. Call 322-9393. still under warranty. Will sacrifice. owtr stearins;. t8M. 281-9508. JSl-llCl Iwt condttton, on owner. «,«», Call 747-4717. Power window*, power brakes,'' power Call 842-16*). CMau liter. C p.m. 19M DK8OTO — Button , 962 DODGE DART station wagon 1659 JAOIliUR XK 110 — Convertible. m*on, good OLDBMOBHj; CONVERTIBLE — ««. steering. Good clean condition. She has1959 T-BIRD CONVERTIBLE — Full 1991 GAMBLER — CLASSIC. Four-dooi 1,000 muei. power braKei, steor MM RAMBLER OU*SBIC — W«on, condition. Ajldnf $131. OtU Excellent condition, moat ••». Call 2U- always ilept In Has four new feet. power, tlnlM glass. CaH sedan, automatic shift. Fair condition. A\o, healer, EOT, 2SA-750g. Four ipeed «UcH. itac hnke*. »l,00a «i cjiinder ud ituitanS tnuwnls- 2068, after 4 p.m. Well cared for. 11095. call 7S714S9. 566-9161 $375. Call evening or Saturdays 842-0608, 671-3263. »lon. ton condition, only «,3». Sim 1967 THUNDERBnvD _ Black, three D61 CONVERTIBLE Volkswsien. or|. 1988 FORD V-S — Four-door sedan. 1987 FORD COUNTRY BQTJIRE — U5S TMUNDEKB1KD Inat owner 18,000 miles, imms.ctilate, ».. IKBmu St., Rtd Bub Hl-SUO tops, new soft top, sew mint, chrome, Good tratwmlMlon. Clean Two newWhltewalls, power tteerlng, brand new FuU power, excellent coodltlen. RAMBLER — 1961. American. Four- 1963 OLIVSMOBHJ; — Tvwloar HolMlT urea, Show condition. Call after f door, slandsrd ahlft. Good condition. 8». 264-1010. 1»«3 CKJIVY n, Nova Jour-door Mdln. tlrel. New seat covers. 195. Call any. battery. Good buy. *250 or best offer. CaU 741-7318 $700 264-0883. hsidtoi). Llk« new. Very low mU«ts. , HSU, McOARtky Chevrolet. p.m. 7*73097. lime. M6-7306. Call after fl:30 p.m. 747-4070. M3 TRIUMPH — Spllflre convortlble. ?0NnAC — 1962 TEMPEST. Con- 'our-speed. Very stood condition. J1160. «2165. 2»l-95O8. " 2M-1101., 1857;CADILLAC, four-door uudtop. |S79 PORSCHE CONVERTIBLE—1953, nor- 1961 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — vertible. Automatic Extra clean. 11,100. 1983 CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Con OUMHoniiB WAOOH — 1983, r*S. McCARthy Chevrolet. raal 1600. New top, new tires, new SS95. McCARthy Chevrolet. Call Call 741-SMg. vertlble. V-8. lutomatic, fully equipped I960 FORD THUKDERBIRD — Con- V-S, automatic, power rtesrlns;, radio, 281-1101. clutch. Tonntau, 741-2848. 291-1101 Call 787-7602 between 6 and 7 p.m 960 VAUXHALL — Four-door staUon vertible. FuU power. $1175. 1962 SPORT FURY — TwrMjoor hard- ragon, good condition, W50. Call heater, whitewash, 2)000 miles. Beau- 1H4 CORVAIK HONZA — Coupe, auto- 1961 COMET — Two-door, itaadard 1957 FORD — Station wagon, V-8, auto, top, bucket seats, power steering, power 1955 CADILLAC — White, Coupe D< 291-9508 ty seconK d car. Ijjht blu<, H.675. 141- matic, tarn. HoCARthy Chevrolet transmission, six cylinder, a real econ- matte, S7S. Call brakes automatic transmission, low Vllle. radio and healer, full power 7U-95S1 $w. omy car, only 1725. Rassas Bros., 386 2294203 mileage. Must sell. 741-32«1 after 6. extra tires. SIM. 264-1943. 900 SIX-CYLINDER FORD — Ranch 1958 SUNBEAM RAPIER — Oonvsrt- 1982 DELUXE PAIX30N - Tw(Mloor, 1S57 CHEVROLET — Four-door Main. Broad fit., Red Bank. 741-5180. 1957 CHEVROLET — Four-door sedm ragonagon. AuAutomatic, full powere,, motor Ible, mechanically jwrlect, de«Ji. Mint 1980 THTJNDERBIRD and 1960 LARK— 1965 PONTIAC — 2 plus 2 black, red ompletelltl y rebuiltbilt . $S&5 291&50291-&5088. •la-noard transmission. V«ry good con- One owner. Call between 7 and 9 p.m. 1IW1 CHEVROLET BRO0KW0OD — Oood condition. Must sell Immediately, Interior, four speed, 423, owner over- slx-cyilnder, Powergllde, radio, heater sell at once, make oBtr. tafl.-2MT. dition. f775. 291.9808. 747-S397. Wagon. 1798. Call UcCARthy Chevrolet good tires. Excellent second car. S275 Ml FOUR-DOOR, BIX-CYUNDER . — have now received company car. 747seas- . Can finance. New car warranty. 747-UIB or 747-1414. CHRVSLBH - i960. Baritosx, two- 1969 FORD — Two-door, power stear- 201-1101 S800 below cost. $42'18&3. LUtomallc Rambler American wagon, 1958 CHEVROLET - Stallon wam, door hardtop, radio, heater, power in*;, and automatic, a real beauty, t&djo and heater. In superb condition. RAMBLER — 1961. Classic wagon, .fust he seen and driven to be apprecl- good coniiltloii, t]e, colleclors Hem, very good condl- witt I860 motor, tMO. Can after 5 p.m. teacher's car. In very good condition. Interested parties only. 741-1117. malic. Rood running condition, 175. GUARANTEED USED CARS Call 7W-30I5. 1962 FORD OAL.AXD5 — 3eWn, auto- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE low as $2.90 per week AUTOS FOR SALE malic radio, heater, excellent condition 32.OW)' mile). Mml sell. «77J. IS MipU- Call Now For wood Avt.. Rumson. BE A SPORT — 1962 MGA — White. FRIENDLY rea«on«bls oiler, pleus Mil 822-7071 Fast Credit OK anytime. 1960 PONTIAC VENTURA — Full pow- TRANSPORTATION er. |2. aiid tsilU67 en in and brows* around. Select th* modal Very clean, It Bargain Day" $1495 141 W. FronfSf., Rad Bank •nd aeceworiei you want and let ut show Hwy. 35 Nsptun., N. J. MOBILE HOMES you why we're the shoro's largest Oldsmobile- ; leer. Springwood Ava.) 747-0787 $2595 1361 WBJDSOR — tot®, tv* mm, Cadillac dealer. Don't forget ... we have 63 BUICK complBtnly tuimtsbed. 10x49 awning. Must sell. RSOO. 78T-2S00. over 50 ears in stock available for immediate Skylark delivery. '60 OLDS air conditioconditionedn . (More Classified Adi Four-door. On The Not Page) Come in today and ask for on* of th*' $1895 "Ruis.ll Men" ... Cliff Doring, Frank Reed, $795 WE'RE UP TO Fed Koeser or Bill Holsey. If you're looking '62 PONTIAC AUTOS FOR SALE for a top notch used car, ask for Bill Decker. '60 COMET Four-door hardtop. He's our used car manager. Wagon. $1695 OUR NECKS IN FREEHOLD $795 DODGE '58 CHEVROLET '61 CADILLAC GOOD RUSSELL Two-door. ' Convertible, |'64 Mercedes $3695 OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. $495 $2495 Bern 220S, Gray, 4-Dr. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK TRADES 741 -0910 AND THEY I'M Chevrolet $1875 BOB WHITE Bel Air, blue, 4-Dr. • Opart Daily 'til • ».m.t SefunUy 'til 4 p.m. MUST BE ByiCK-OPEL SOLD NOW I " |'64 Plymouth $1995 Fury, turq., 4-Dr. Shrewsbury Ave. 741-6200 New Shrewsbury CONVERTIBLES 1965 FORD 1*64 Valiant $1795 1963 FALCON VI00, baige, 4-Dr. 1961 CHEVROLET I960 FORD |'63 Mercury $1375 THE , STATION WAGONS Com«T, whitt>turq<, 4-Dr. 1964 FORD Country Sedan '63 Corvair $1675 1963 PONTIAC Moma, maroon, con. ' DoSari 1963 VOLKSWAGEN HEAT'S ON Bus '63 Chevrolet $1495 1961 FALCON Neva, tan, 4-Dr. AT 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Bus (with camper equipment) Twin-Boro Rambler I960 FORD '62 Ford $1195 Country Sedan Galaxie, whits, 4-dr. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S I960 FALCON 45 OLDEST RAMBLER DEALER 1959 PLYMOUTH '62 Rambler $1275 NEW WE'RE ALL FIRED 1958 PLYMOUTH Clastic, gr»»n, 4-Dr. LUXURY CARS '62 Chevy II $1095 RAMBLERS UP AND READY TO 1962 OLDSMOBILE 100, tan, 2-Dr. READY FOR Mercedes-Benz salutes the II, Four-door Hordlop OFFER YOU 1961 CADILLAC IMMEDIATE traveling salesman with special Four-door Hardtop '61 Chevrolet $1175 DELIVERY weekend showings of the 1961 THUNDERBIRD Hordlop Parkwood, gr»en, wagon. Diesel-powered 190 D 1959 THUNDERBIRD RED HOT (Days and Hours) Hardtop 1958 CADILLAC '61 Valiant $ 675 If you drive over 20,000 miles a year, the Mercedea-Benr Four-door Sedan V-200. whfte, 4-Dr. MONEY-IN- 190D can actually make money for you. Tests by ons of the country's leading petroleum marketers have MISCELLANEOUS , THE-BANK SAVINGS! proven the 190D averages over 30 miles per gallon. '61 Mercury $1095 More on expressways I And Diesel fuel, available prac- 1964 FAIRLANE 1961 RENAULT .....$ 295 tically anywhere, costs about 40% less than gasoline. Two-door Mont., white, cony. '1964 CORVAIR Moma $1895 All in all, your fuel cost is less than one cent per mile. 1964 CHEVY II Coup*, floor shift, radio and hi'tor. Radio and h«*t*r. That's why we've set aside this weekend of special Low mileag*, lilo-ntw. 1964 FALCON '60 Buick $1075 1961 OPEL WAGON $ 575 showings for you men who travel during the week. Two-door 1963 PONTIAC $2395 Radio and htatsr, Visit our salon and learn about the 190D over coffee 1963 CHEVROLET Elactra, red, 4-Dr. and a cigar. Test drive it, too. Impala, Hardtop . Grind Prix, tutsmatls «'f th« -floor. I960 CHRYSLER $ 995 f Radio and haatar, full powtr. Or phone ( 462 • 5300 ) for an appointment any 1963 RAMBLER Windior, automatic, radio, heater, full powtr. evening. It's wonh your while. Four-door 60 Mercury $ 595 [1962 RAMBLER $1175 I960 FALCON '. $ 550 HEIIOIIIEI-aiNI 1963 TEMPEST Mont., white, 2-Dr. Wagon, automatic, on» ownor, liko nsw. Lemans Two-door, radio «nd haatar. 1963 FORD 1962 RAMBLER $ 850 I960 RAMBLER .:....,. $ 575 Four-door '59 Rambler $ 595 Amtrican 2-door, radio, haatar, ont ownar. 4-door lodan, on* ewntr. 1963 FALCON Custom, grsen, 4-Dr. Two-door 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 I960 RAMBLER $ 775 Station wagon, 1 raal baauty. Ambassador 4-dr., aulomstic. '59 Pontiac $ 695 1961 FORD $1095 Radio and hsittr, full powtr. CENTRAL JERSEY'S LARGEST OVER 50 OTHER Star ehjsf, white, 4-Dr. Galsxis, .2-door hardtop, automatic. I960 RAMBLER $ 650 Radio and haator, powtr itaaring. Clanlc 4-door tadan, automatic. FINE USED CARS Radio, haatar, ona ownar. MERCEDES - BENZ DEALER '58 Cadillac $ 695 1961 RAMBLER $ 975 DeVille, gray, 4-Dr. Ambaiiador, 4-door, automatic. 1959 RAMBLER $ 495 TO CHOOSE FROM Radio and (isatar, full powtr. Clastic wagon, automatic, radio and haatar. 1961 RAMBLER ....'. $ 895 JEEP UNIVERSAL $1275 FREEHOLD 4-do»r icdan, •utomatlc, radio and htatsr, With mowplow. & 462-5300 DODGE TOM'S FORD South St. at Rt. 9 TWIN-BORO RAMBLER HWY. 9 FREEHOLD NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 REP BANK (JU5T NORTH OF FREEHOLD CIRCLE) 566-1500 462-6234 60 MAIN ST. MATAWAN 28-Friefy, lliy 28,' 1968 UTOMOTIVE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUSsNESS OPfOaV'lUNi i i HELP WANTTO-TTHALE 'HELP WANTED-MALE REU> WANTC&-MALE TttE DAILY REGISTER O'DAY SPsUTZ — Excellent condition, D Ool 4e*t&tf&M« *aa7 CL1AH "IJJ»I TIJtM, OAHJ.O1 BElimcujf! — ZnerleaeM uj hts wt nx OT nnnt cut* - u«4 tfonmoutt Marine, U .Waart It., Moo -f Ha>« truck. IUO. SSHg. CLU an tUf. Full and peit time. Kalawu U yxe-rjuj tzfisMLl or parti l*r un Ttrtabroek Auto Wnefc- moult, lUj Z&VUl tnVaotii motor ktonta ID-IS 1 ».to. 741,-BJ* nit*. Hijta saiadlee, large busy uioo. MMiiixtJtirjti. lUsUorant txptritix* rf« MtKQ2 atrabte, but u-H tMeBtlU The Kn-rth, MOBILE HOMES WANTED •- U**d outboard . I5hr«w>l^ry. Phou* lot bUamt lay condition sad Wttpowtr. t/pti of BLuonrj CKUtBERUAIO — Tear 'mad >c«t- /nea. tun., «tt-ww. MATS AND ACCtUOUS small boat*. WW pick up MX •- jg f « Bgftloufcl. £ew ft CoulritAOT, gtuU ti»o. temiy La vmtm. IftMca 1UM oardea nj-vm. WNEWOOO ESTATES Days 7U-K01, n.gbta M2-WW, t U.ritit tturiiM aupplj bousa. ATTICS, CXLULR8 CUKANED — Llcbt KoUl, Ut Oexaa An-, tea. BrtcU. OAKXIBHEH — eVma amiitna, IM0 TiLKK WAtaOCRS - **•*/«; iff** Eniini« aales and Bervics a mmVa. two ia;i * week. Call «71- Nap* Sruckll» Mowlatom KlL, Mia. CAIUIT CKAJT uvuii THE BOATMAM'8 SHOP haultag. Free estlmuti. cut after HOUBBWORKIR Boat Trailers 34* CHRIS CRATT CRUISER - f.m., alt day galurtty, 8uJday.747.5W O1U. Up. engine Dew 1967. Sleepi two. Head, 24 Wharf Ave. fJl-J7S0 Red Bank Five days. Recent reference*, m w. Fraw »t., anxxao Keyport. (Open Bund&ys and holidays, 9 a.m. INBTALL WINDOW AIR CONDITION Call 812-1552 treat* water link, upholstered seats, KITCHEN HELP - Apply Denis Res- Openlnii DOW available for ACir-597-2323 FOR SALE — OUTBOARD INGDJI»- navy top, shlp-to-snore, automata pump to 1 p.m.) ERS — Call after > p.m. NURSES AIDES — T a.m to S p. taurant, Broad 81, Bed Bank. Fhoni Tour kett Home buy ti at Pint wood smeu boat* IM tnllerc. Separately, lift preserve™, fire extinguisher, com- FIBEROLA3 DAY SAILER — Rhodes 741-3149 and i p.m. to 11 p.m. Five-day weea. M1-OT87. BiUttl Mobile bom« Sales. Models or as a package. Will repair ail makM pus, bumpers, lines, anchor. Eitri J IB' ccntcrboard, cuddy, dacroo sails, Paid holidays. Applv In person. Brook- AUTOMOBILH OR TRUCK MECHANIC SUMMER EMPLOYMENT « display In 10, 12, 20 Hid 21 root outboan. engtnes. Estimates gladly shaft, prop ftnd battery. Can ba set outboard bracket, klckup rudder. Ex- GENERAL CONSTRUCTION dais Nuralat Home, Hwy. r* "~"- widths, all pric« ranges. Featuring given. Wilt pick up and deliver Bob at Irwins Yacht Works. $1600. Do —With experience and tools. All bene We nave a fleet of tecular lee cream Moore's Crown Marine, M7 Branch cellent condition. $1400. 842-1914. AND tits lncludlnc hospltalliatlon and . pen, and soft Ice cream trucks ready to Capital Detrolter, Active. Scfcult. Pace- English. 747-S329. sloo plan. Apply In person, Maurice cover only the best shore areas. maker, Alma. Financing available Ave., Lltue Sliver. Dsyi 7(1 Mm, nights IS' BOAT — With outboard motor, CARPENTRY-CERAMIC TILE HELP WANTED-MALE 8cb.wa.Tti god Sons, HI W. Front Bt., np to 10 yon. 5(2-3908. CABIN CRUISER — 38'. twin Chrysler 23 h.p. CM. Call after 6 p.m. 747S945 PAINTING COLLEGE MEN MIHM SEA SiaFF - 2ff8", shelter Aces, safe and comfortable family boat SETTING UP BUMMER SCHEDULE WASHING MACHINE REPAIR MAN— ATTENDANT (RESPONSIBLE)—To a will. find ' this an excellent war to FREE ADMISSION TO cabin. Heal. Boat In excellent condition, Call 747-OS93. 16' JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — Ford PHONE 747-9017 Wanted. Apply In person, Etfontown TV 10-year-old handicapped boy, required obtain their TUITION PLUS. Some fully equipped. ft h.p. marine motor. V-8 Needs work. 1300. Oil after 5:30 LAWNB CUT Appliance Co., SO Hwy. 35. Batontawn. at local ctmp. Juns 30 to July 16. Call part-time work and rental franchises PINEWOOD ESTATES Selling because of Illnesi. Dayi 741- RUMSON YACHT BASIN week nlgbtl, 542-4243. collect, tire Wash, 212 LF MOM Mon. available. REASONABLE RATES LIFEGUARD — Reiponatbie yount to Thurs., 9:30 to 4:30. planned mobile home community. 7309 Kvtnl.lt. 2M-O4M. First St. Rurasor 44' CHARTER BOAT — Nets, nine per- 741-7931 man: must have Senior Llti Guard Apply dally &nd Sunday to Me. Uiir- •Melon, wooded lots, «1< streets, Ul If OUTBOARD — With cabin, 20 h.p. sons. Rebuilt ]>yland delsel. Bound PAINTING -^ By JDO or hour, Interior Certificate; to be Ufe fuaxd at private phy, Llnroln and AinDli Aval, Ft. facilities.. Write for brochure to Plot, Evl-irode. trailer, accessorial. Best (201) 842-2300 SEARS AUTOMOBILE Pleasant. S5' Hin» Pedtriim 1057. fly brld|a, hull. Radio. (3,000, 222-3339. exterior. Nut and responsible. Call 391 pool In rarden development ID Mata- wood Estates, Box 2IJ, Barnnat, N.J. oner. 281-7123. 0127. wan. Oil an 7-2700. Ev.ninii Irom CENTER Or Red Bank area phone HVIITJ two 1S3 h.p. Chryslera (re- NAVY CRUIBER TYPE — Gray, 100 8-9:30. SO 3-3654. M * M ICE CREAM CO. powered) 112,500 h.p., navy top, 23', asking ll.OOQ. call GENEBAL CONTRACTOR — Cixpsnte: Needs ont Hit man, one lire and bat- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 2S' Chria Crart, 130 h.p. (re- 842-1194 and msson. Remodeling, repairs anc -iry man for full-time permanent work, MANAGER T- U»ed car. Opportunity built 1961) ' 12,80 additions. Call 741-3943. ixcellent cqmpasy btneflts. INCLUD- unlimited. Dealer handling one o( Big New 23' Sllverton ikilf (1964) SAILBOAT — Jet 14, dacron sails, 12 MEN Ttiree In L0"' Branch area, n«*di 150 h.p. Chrysler, aacrltlce S 3,391 racing records, Carry Graft trailer, LOWEST RATES - Gutters, leaden used car ihaaajer for nil atvr, mod*rn U|titnln( sail t 851 stBlnleBB steel fittlngi. S3M231. roofing, roof repairing, piumblns. el*" IMMEDIATELY PROFIT SHARING used car lot Permanent position with 38" Petereon Viking 1963—Fly 20' CABIN CRUISER—Sleeps two, 60 trlrai. Call after 6 p.m. 642-2»32. Group Life Insuranca opportunity for real future to tb« right bridge, two 210 h.p. h.p. Gray. Standup head. Fully LANDSCAPING AND LAWN SERVIC: Dm to increufl In production our com- man. Put experience u used car man- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S Chryslers, fully equipped fll.S equipped. $1,000 or best offer. !9I M26. A. R. DIAZ 127 Oakland SI pany needt 12 men to start work Im- HOSPITALfZATION ager absolutely necessary. We need 20' Skiff. 80 h.p. Hern drive Red Bank 741-236 mediately. No experience nncenar you Call Mr. Palermo at 642-1117 for Volvo $ 1,71 1901 TROJAN CRUISER — 24' with we will train you. Paid Vacations appointment. NEW CAR CREDIT HEADQUARTERS 38' Custom Cruiser, twin 1& h.p engine, fully equipped, top Chrysler Crowns S 7,0( notch condition, real bargain. Asking $90 PER WEEK SALARY EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS AUTO SALESMEN —... Opportunity un- 23' Luhrs Skltf, 109 h.p. Gray $ 2,7! irlce, 13,750. mWIN'S YACHT WORKS, EMPLOYMENT limited New and Used Can. Dealer lai-lnt Fairk, Red Bank. 741-O003. to start Apply Penonnel Department handling one of the Big Three In Long SELECT USED CARS OTHER USED BOATS ON HAND HELP WANTED-FEMAXE Branch area, needa career laleimen. FINANCING ARRANGED RACIMO BOAT — With Mark 20 B.P. PERIODIC RAISES Sears, Roebuck Co. Permanent position with opportunity for 81' SHELTER BKIPP — Six cyU Meroury englna, best offer. Like new. SUPERVISOR — For nursing horn Call Personnel Director real future lor the man who la de- Chris Crait engine. No reasonable ofi Call 222-(«43. (RN). Excellent paying position. At 741-4014 1500 HWY. 33 ! termined to make the automobile in- refused, call 222-0078 weekends onl OUTBOARD MOTOR AND BOAT—Gone mlnlstratlve ability and experience pn YOUNG MEN—Experienced in factor; MIDDLKTOWN, N. J. dustry a career. Past Belling experience to serve his country, consignor will (erred. Write "B.N." Box 511. R«d Bi work. Apply In person. Ralph Frle desirable. Call Mr. Palermo at 542-1117 16' THOMPSON — W1U1 30 h.p. mot. for appointment. fulJy equipped, excellent condition. Oo< sacrifice Gale outboard motor, like AVON SELia IT SJBLP — Pull Und & Bros,, Locust St., Keyport. AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGER- for water ski Ing. Can 7(1-41(8 H new, nice site, boat, oaro, anchor, trail- part time. Territories open for women MAN — To operate small locally-owneJ ATION serviceman. Experienced In all SALESMAN — For auto supply rtore. S:3O p.m. er and otlier equipment. All lor J165. who ar« Interested In having a good auto supply store. Experience vital. Sal phfljea. Oil burner experiBnce desirable, Salary, commission and other fling* Bee It at RuscJTs, Sycamore Greens, steady Income. Experience unnecessary, ary and commission. No capital re >ut not essential. Personal Interview re. benefits Apply In person only No 16' OUTBO'ARD BOAT — Flberglaae Bycamore Ave., LitUe Silver. 741-8506. quired. Call 7(7-3300. plywood. Qood condition. All control Call 741-4343 or write Mrs. Margaret quired. Write full details to "A.O phone calls. PKP BOYS, 42 W. front ana 30 h.p. Mercury, 223-1887. 17'A' SKAVNE SKIFF — Rebuilt 125 Oulotta, Boi 190, Red Bank. Box 511, Red Bank. - SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Bt., Red Bank. h.p. Chrysler Crown, new canvas top AUTO MECHANIC - For Ford pro Part-time, days. Approximately 30-36 MAN — 25-30 yean of age. dennl IV WOLVERINE RUNABOUT - and windshield. Ideal for fishing or OPERATORS ducts. Experienced man only. Must hourfl per week. Call Woody Fields utility work. Call b.p. Evlnrude electric. Windshield, water skiing. Name "Bat-Race." Can SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS have own tools. Good pay. Many (ring* Mobile Service. Red Bank. 741-3M5. 787-6000 Ring lights and controls. Boat a: be seen at Borfstde Marina, Sea Bright WorL on coats. Shore Coat Company. benefits. ENGLISH MOTORS. MUM motor In excellent condition. 1295. ~ In water, ready to go J1200. 842-UM2. Incorporated, 22 Brldgi Avenue, Bed Ask for Pat D'Alola. PRODUCTION WORKERS'— Several 3231. Or 7414428. - Bank (Eisner Building). opening! In Jobs paying good Incentive WOOD PUS3Y — Good record and VAN DRIVERS — Experienced wages, shift work. Excellent benefits. 28' CHRIS CRAFT cabin cruiser, old* condition, two suits of salts, tlbenglaa SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS handling household goods. Apply Ai Apply i»tco Ceramics Corp., Hwy. 35, model, aleapa four. Shfp-to-ahore Tadlo over wood. Call 7110315. To vork on ladles' and children' deraon Brothers. Inc., 51-53 Median l Keyport, N J. depth sounder, cockpit cover, 65 h.c coats. Single needle. Jo-Ann Coati rebuUt 1M3. Excellent condition, *J,30 PENGUIN SAILBOAT—No. 466D, orlon 3* Willow Bt., Red Bank. 741-0O2I Bt. RtjA Bank. 1964 RAMBLER Station Wagon Delsnyi1 Boat Works, Rt. 35, Kcnat •all Very good condition. 1350. Call SALESMAN-EXPERIENCED WAITER QUALIFIED PUBLIC HEA1.TI EXPERIENCED MAN NEEDED 1964 FORD Galaxie 500 Hardtop NURSE — For staff position in imal New and used car preparation. Top OR SALES EXECUTIVE QUICK SALE — m," aallboat, mast voluntary PubMo Health NurBln lalary and working conditions for thi Married, college grad, ability to meet AUTOS FOR SALE and "ill, J100. CHI Agency. Qualified supervision provided rltfit man. Contact Mr. AHocca. Til and talk with business leaders. Ex- 1963 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop 291-S457 Call after 5 p.m. H2-10O4. 8500. ceptional opportunity for local employ- CAPTAIN WOOD Firssir — Good condition. Nylon ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER — Wantei ment. Write In detail abnut experience sails. J300 or ho«t offer. CSJII WOMEN — Experienced In factoi and history to "BW", Box 611. Red 1963 COMET Custom Sedan work. Apply In person. Ralph Frlec must be mechanically Inclined. App Bank. 842-0931 land & Bros., Locust St.. Keyporl in person, Eatontown TV, Appllanci WANTED 1963 BUICK V-8 Deluxe Sedan „ 16' WHIIE CEDAR BKIFF — 35 h.p. Co., 50 Hwy. 35, Eatontown. BOILER OPERATORS — Major Central FRIENDLY Johnson motor. Two gas tanks water WAITRESSES — Experienced onl; Jersey' chemical plant now conducting skin, cushions, complete. 1275. 741-4637. Apply In person, Martini's Diner, Hw, Interviews. Must have current N.J. 1963 RAMBLER Hardtop 36, Keansburg. MEN AND COLLEGE MEN Hue Seal Fireman-ln-charge license. H.P. MOTOR JUNI> 12' BOAT — WOMAN — N«w Monmouth area, wan 11 ust be over 21 years of age and 1963 FORD Fairlane 500 Sta. Wgn. •150. Cill after 8 p.m. eel to baby-sit with two boys, ages THERE'S BIG MONEY SELL/ING a high school graduate. Apply National (SELECTION 872-1623 ind 4'i, hours 7:30 to 5. 671-1623. Lead Company, Titanium Dlvlilon, For established shore area nt- 16' CRUISER INC. — «' beam. 1962 BETTER KNOWN Clievaller Avenue, Sayrcvllle, N.J. AN 1962 AMBASSADOR Station Wagon Evtorude. electric atart 40 h.p., navy OAK HILL, MIDELETOWN "QUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. taurant with fine clientel. Must AND lop, mooring and winter covera. Ex- baby nurse for new-born twlm, ilee be thoroughly experienced, sober, 1961! RAMBLER 9-passenger Sta. Wgn. cellent condition. In tbe water. 1675. In, reliable, sweet disposition, intelU GOOD HUMOR AUTO MEOHAitTCCS — We hav« need Trailer avatlahle. 747,1347. gent, cheerful. British-European pre- for rood mechanics. If you are one and reliable, ambitious and honest. ferred, but not necessary. Must ha ICE CREAM dljsattsfle4 with present pay, fringe 1961 RAMBLER 6-cylinder Sedan NEW JERSEY'S 14' — 1960 FIBERGLAS Custom Craft, recent references. Temporary. Top »J benefit* or working condition!, come on Tremendous turnover of custo- twin hull. 40 b.p. Johnson electric start, ary. 671-5793, after 9 p.m. down to FftH Motor*, Dodge Dealer, mers. Chance for big money. Ap- I960 CORVAIR Club Coupe 1962, Canvsj coven. Cost new, I14O0. OPENINGS LlMirEI>-APPLY NOW Eatontown. Or call MMilf Aik for FRIENDLIEST First (650 takes It. Don't hesitate, Palermo. ply by letter, stating qualifica- Inspect Van Deman's Pleasure Bay TELEPHONE SALES tions, to. I960 PLYMOUTH Fury Hardtop Marina. Lone Branch. No experience necessary. Guarantee* a No Investment • ' ' FURNITURE .STRIPPER - Who « DEALER! salary. Come rstdy to work. Appl • Established routes finlatwa furniture. Please call after 6 1961 27' CHRIS CRAFT SEA SKIFF _ Room 12, 157 BrotSd St., Red Bank. • Friendly helpful supervlilon ,m. 291-3408. "A.T." Box 511, Red Bank I960 RAMBLER Station Wagon Flying brute, 185 h.p., V berlhs, head, $1,500 to $2,000 new radio, new paint, ready to go. 3ENTAL ASSI8TANT - RECEPTION Monday through Saturday, 9 to 8. EXPERIENCED AIR - CONDITIONER See at Irwir's Yacht Worts, Red Bank. IBT—Some experience helpful, full-Mint 585 Shrewsbury Ave. BhrewsDurv MECHANIC, and an experienced plumb- position, transportation necessary. Bent (Across trom Red Bank Airport) ;r. Call 229-4237 or 787-5652. | '64 CHEVROLET, 2-door 741-0003. qualifications to "C.B.," Box 511, Re Bank. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN 6-cylinder IS' LAPSTRAKK — Boat, 1M0. 25 h.p. LCUVB realtor1* ofrice needs experi- Scott McCollugh, In excellent condi- COOK — To live In. Good salary, SHEET METAL BUT—UP MAN — Foi (More Cfattiifled Adi | '63 CHEVROLET, Impala tion, controls, trailer, extras, ready to power brakes and presses. KlIiSTTHON enced person fpr full-time work. Have Two adults. Call 3ORP.. 217 Patterson Ave., ehrews1 many clients' and offsprings, Ideal for go, 1275. 7BY-14O4. 717-1100 worker. Aak for Mr. Kutowtc* at 4-door Iliry. 74Z-5552. On The Next Page) BOYLE RAMBLER 13' FIBER0LA8 — MFO, 35 h.p., AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER — Ex Adama Agency, 741-5QM. | '63 DODGE, Polara, Evlnrude, trailer J225. Will sell separ- SHEET METAL HELPER — Bonn tely. 12' plywood runabout. 115. 747-3299 perlenced through general ledger, ixperfence required on kick and power 60 S. Broadway, Long Branch 222-1461 2-door hardtop Knowledge of machine bookkeeping nec- prasste. KINETRON CORP., 217 Pat- HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE MOTOR — 35 h. p. Evlnrude, thoroughly essary. Good working conditions. Red erson Ave., Shrewsbury. 747-6552. |'63 PLYMOUTH. reconditioned ail ejecttio with controls, Bank area. Salary open. Send resum $2(5. 711 8312. to "A.D." Box 511. Red Bank. lOURNEYMEN MECHANICS — Majoi station wagon >ntml Jersey chemical plant now con- YELLOW JACKET — And trailer. STOCK AND SALES CLERK — Part, luctlng Interviews for PIPEFl'lTBRS | '63 CHRYSLER D h.p. electric «tart Mercury. Call time and full time. Liquidators. Call «nd MAINTEWAtNOE MILLWRIGHTS. 747-9813. :ust be over 21 years of age and a higher earnings for 4-door 1 COME TO THE I BOAT — IS h.p. Johnson outboard BOOKKEDPER-SECRErART - Auto high school graduate, Minimum of ttv* | '63 CHEVROLET, lOlor. $200. Excellent condition. Ideal mobile experience helpful but not nee' ea» industrial experience. Apply Na- for teenager. Call 741-S2O1. loiul Lead Company, Titanium Divl- essary Phone for interview appoint- don, Chevalier Ave., Sayrevtlle. N.3 station wagon 3' FIBERBLiAS SLOOP — Four bunks, ment. Maurice Schwartz and Sons, 14' N EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOY ATTRACTIVE WAITRESSES | '63 CHEVROLET, Impala, felmer Inboard engine, daoron sails. W. Front SL, R«d Bank. 747-O7S7. Ready to launch. 741-400!. SECRETARY — With bookkeeping ex- If you want to work ii\ the ihsra't finest yaar-round luppar IMPORT LEADER perience. Automobile agency. Send re- MECHANIC — Mount English Sale: 2-door hardtop SAILING DINGHY — Fully rigged. sume to "C.A.,1" Box MI, Red Blnk. Co.. Ford Dealer, Rel Bank, club ... if you lika t posh dining room, dalightfu! surround- I '62 CHRYSLER Fiberglas. 175. Call 741-6000. FOR THE 842-0039 ings ... if you art interested in higher earning! . . . and If convertible HAIRDRESSER SAILBOAT - 16' BNIPE, FDJERBLAS, experienced. Five-day week. Closed FACTORY MEN you hav* a vibrant ptrionality, cocktail lounge and/or ret- | '62 CHRYSLER, DRY, |250. CALL Mondays. Vlnmar Hair Stylist, Little 747-O29 Silver. N.J. 741-7789. (25 NEEDED) taurant axperience, come for a personal interview from 9:00 New Yorker, 4-door 12' RUNABOUT — U Ji.p. Eviurude, WAITRESSES WANTED — Apply excellent condition, windshield steering No Experience A.M. to 11:00 A.M. or from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. BEST DEALS | '62 PONTIAC, Bonnevillo, controls, lights, painted, ready to go. Denis Restaurant, Broad St., Red Blnk. 741-9787. NEED CAR Extras. (233. 747-2902. Ask for Mr. Colon ON NEW 4-door hardtop LEGAL BECRETART $2 AN HOUR 15' CHRIS CRABT RUNABOUT — Good Experience preferred. Pleasant working |'61 T-BIRD, 2-door water »kl boBLt $200. conditions. Red Bank area. Ssluy com- BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FAIR HAVEN 'YACHT WORKS, INC. ensurmte with ability. Telephone 222-7700 10 Broadway Long Branch, N. hardtop Fntr Haver, 747-3010 CHAMBERMAID-WATTRESB — Exper- IAIBRICAT10N MAN — Oem Oldsmo- 17' FIBETROLAS WITH CABIN — 50 ienced. Otner help kept. Must sleep in. blle, 110 Main St., Matawao. See Nick $1,000 TO $1,500 h.p. Mercury, trailer and accessories. Permanent position. 229-0643. Hallnlak. RENAULTS • VOLVOS call 747-4113 axter 5:30 p.m. PULL. TIME SECRETARY — For local PORTER — General handy-man. Gem | '63 CORVAIR, Moma 18' ROW BOAT — With all equipment. Insurance agency. Must have experi- OldimobUe, 110 Main St., Matawan. See Wharf Ave., Red Bank 4-door 175. Good condition. Call ence la general lmurancs work. Bend lick Mallnlak- 787-4485 resume to "B.O." Box 511, Red Bank, EXPERDSNCED MAN — From Belfori | '63 CORVAIR, Moma WOODFU8SY REGISTERED NURSE area. For roofinc and elding work. Be OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER TRIUMPHS Plberglas hull, R&tsey dacron sail. No. NIGHT SUPERVISOR — For nursln lord Roofing and Siding, 110 Ninth SL 2-door 87». perfect condition, 16J0, for quick home. Excellent salary, fringe benefits. Bellord. 787-1528. alter S p.m. sale. Call $42-2098. |'62 DODGE, Also: PART-TIME DAY openings for RELIABLE MAN — For gardening "64 RENAULT DAUPHINE $1195 SACRIFICE M- CABIN CnUIBBTt • — registered nurie. Reply to "B.C." Box work. Part or full-time. BONGARZONB 511, Red Bank, N. $,. station wagon Sleep" fix, twin screw. Berth paid for NURSERY, Wayside Rd., New Shrews- YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THESE '64 VOLVO Four-door 1225 $1995 |'62 BLYMOUTH, the year. CHI 29M2a, plesae. DENTAL ASSISTANT bury. MUST SELL Lady to work in busy denUI office. OPPORTUNITIES WITH ONE OF THE WORLD'S convertible !»' OLDTOWN with It h.p. Johnson, No experience required, other than typ- '64 VOLVO 544 2-Dr. Spt. $1895 ready for water, call 291-1221. ing. Transportation needed. Type replies CHEF EXPERIENCED FOREMOST COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS to "A.E." Box 511, R(d Bank. N.J, Good References. Stead . . To develop your skills, working with top-collbre pwple Interested In helping you moke (tie most of your lob RENAULT DAUPHINE $ 895 $1,000 and under STORAGE AND SERVICE WE NEED HELP! Union Bea.cn t work. $225 a week. Six days '61 DOOSE, 2-doer Long Branch. Top Pay, Your Hours. . . To grew with EAt> with excellent chances for success All ages. 222-2975, 78T-773D. Writs "AX", Bex 511. Re< . . To eorn the kind of solary you wont—liberal fringe benefits; 3 VOLVO 544 Sport $1495 FIRoT CLASS BOAT REPAIRS paid holidays and vocations •60 PLYMOUTH Planking and joiner work. MOTHER'S HELPER — Sleep-in, $li Call T87-M3S after 5. a week. Own room and bath. Experi- Bank, N. J. Alto WAITERS • . To work In a cleon, spacious, modern plant wllti tap $1050 station wagon ence preferred. Ocean Township area, equipment '63 M.G. 1100 sedan SUMMER DOCKAGE Call S31-3433 or S31-U44. ixperienced. Goad referen' '60 DODGE 2-door Some sUpa available. 20* to 3V. IBM OPERATOR 1401 •62 RENAULT DAUPHINE $ 695 CHAMBERMAID — Apply In peison. oi, good pay. '. You should have some experience on hardtop ZOBEL'S MARINE SERVICE Holly Hill Motel, Rt 36, West Keani MEN OVER 21 — We axe taklnf ap- 5330 tape and console operations 700 oeeaa Ave- lea Bright burg. plications for iobs In packing- and shlp- •62 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan $1095 '59 FORD Galaxie 741-SUJ WOMEN (two), part-Ume work. Three ilng department. Also machine shop FINISHES-INSPECTOR '59 PLYMOUTH, evenings weekly. Next six weeki. Good lelpers. A-pply In person, Ester Metal Perform diversified Inspection c! various types of finishes SHALL BOATS HAULED pay. Car and phona required. Call 223 Products, 1 Kathryn St., Red Bank. Including plating, painting and lettering '61 RENAULT GORDINI $ 550 can 67&0. station wagon 741-4US CAB WASHERS WANTED — Apply In PAINTER-SPRAYER Four-ipoed, en* owner '59 PONTIAC, Safari HAIR BTYLI8T — Experienced, wlUi penon MIddlelown Car Wish, H»r. », Use Brinks and DeVllbU spray guns following. CUI Ulddletown. also pressure tank equipment. '61 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan $ 995 station wagon •USINESS NOTICES 71M7M Experience lacquer enamel, wrinkle patnts > LAWN MAINTENANCE — Any kind. SEWING MACHINE HELP WANTED-MALE SHEET METAL HELPERS PEUGOT 404 sedan $ 950 No Job too Ms; or small. Village Lawn Some experience helpful '61 Service. 94MS37—94O-S371. OPERATORS SHEET METAL WORKERS MANY, MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM PROTECT YOUR ASPHALT INVEST- Immedlite openinss for exptrlence IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR: MENT. Seal your driveway or parkin'kingi operators. (Single needle industrial Must read and work from prints, know bend allowances areas now. Qnaraateed protection from machines.) 'Good starting rate '-Recu1 INDUSTRIAL tit or 2nd shift. If you ore employed eliewhere destruction by gas. oil and other harm- lar Increases ""Day shift onlir, 7:3( we will consider you under flexible shift arrangements. 6 ik ful materials. Call today for a free to Fom P.M. ELECTRICIAN MAURICE SCHWARTZ eatlma-e. 741-3237. MILLWRIGHTS OUR PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT WILL BE GLAD TO MEET WITH YOU WOMEN Must ba experienced. Willing to TOP SOIL SEE MR. P. AR&YRIS OR CALL 239-1100 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS GENERAL FACTORY HELP work temporary Jdb luting thre« If you are unable to come In during the day BULLDOZING Our Ilnei art it 111 expanding! Apply or four months. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER 671-2492. now. We will train If rteceaiary. Evening and Saturday Interviews can be arranged *Steidy work "Good benefit! anfl wdrlc GROWING PAJNST Call Ever Ortea fn| condition! "'Union nbop ••••Te 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5884 Red Bank Landscaping, All phases of I indict pi nj dincounU to all employee* •'•••Fiv« AMERICAN CAN CO. including mllatcntnee. Weekly, month- day week. •••"•Day ahift T:$0 to 4:00. Glasi Dlvliion ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, INC. IT or aeeuon. T. Intanniiall 717-0*18 Kvenlng shift 4:30 to 12:30. Cilffwood N. J. UI W. Front SI., R.d Bank or 787-3240, 185 Monmoufh Park Hwy., West Long Branch, N. J. An Equal Opportunity .employer An equal opportunity employer 747-0787 Apply Monday through Saturday i AUTOS FOR SALE our personnel offica: 9:30-3 p.m. USED CAR SHOPPING MADE EASY MATTEL INCORPORATED Hwy. 35 Holmde DO YOU AGREE WITH THIS ? WAITRB33 — Steady job, all yea: round. Apply ID person: Lssrotta Res If we tall you ilia right car for y»ur transportation needi, taurant, after 12 p.m. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY you'll be satisfied and our lucceii depends upon latilfied TOUNa bADY — over 21. receptlontst, for photograph studio, neat appearing. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I cuitomeri. Intelligent, permanent, salary ptus bon- EVEN inrou HAVE 2 LOANS! us. Phone 747-£6i....No....Nont.~. "BY." Box 111, Red Bank, N.I. Adding Machines — Typewriters Entertainment. Painting and Decorating ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters Tickets available for latest Broad- Ytar Mat. Modal Body Sryl. Description sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 w*y Shows and Major Sporta Event*. L. H. HILL — palmer Interior and TEMPORARY WORK Monmoulh St.. Red Bink. f«-(H83 176 Monmouth St., Red Batik. exterior. No Jobs too larre or too ONLY THE DISCOUNT QUEEN MALE * FEMALE email. Very reasonable. Call 22M3B3. 2A. If no, what will you want diffartnt in your next car? craatei miracles. Your credit is General Contractors PAPER HANGING ANB PAINTINO STENOS - TYPISTS Asphalt Paving Complete renovating, In^rlore ana ex- good her* and the DISCOUNT GENERAL A8PHALT PAVIMO INC. LL SMITH BUILDERS — Patios, al- teriors. Home and commercial and 2B. If none, writ* in (I) ebev*. whit y«u think you want, QUEEN Trusts You ! NO CASH CLERKS Blacktop driveways and parking lota. terations, additions, garages. Call 201- religious Institutions. Trained medal- Call for free estimate 222S3CS. 17S5 or 711-7330. ists. Member of A.ID. Serving all ol 1. How many in your houltheld? NEEDED — CREDIT TO ALL BUSINESS MACHINE New Jersey. Home Improvements DARRI 2S4SK3 4. Whs will be «lii principal driver of thii car? OPERATORS ' Auto Body Repair CARL B. JONES - Painting ana CALL HOMI OWNERS—Contractor, altera- wallpapering. Fully Insured. Tor frte 5. What type of uia? No Placement Pet Charged EXPEBT PAINTINO ana body re- ttons, additions, painting, masonry. eallmate, call 747-3041. NOW pair. Moderate prices. McCARthy Small Joba too. K'1-97U. 6. How many milai per year? 741-6700 Immediate placement NOW In your on Chevrolet. Atlantic Hllhlands. 2314305 area. Top firms at top rales. Insurance Pearl and Bead Restringing 7. Number in ordar af importance (moil important I, ate.) FULL PRICES 'M FALCON Jll.tO '4J CHEVY J379S Futura, Bucket Scots, Auto. Transmission ABILITY—SERVICE - Dependability Enportly on braided nylon. Jl.SO a impolo Hdlp., Aut 4 speed. MANPOWER, INC. when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, atrand. Sterling clftsps form 7S0. Performance Economy Styling Full Power '44 COMET SI2.UI) nr othrr llnrs or Insurnnce Uirough REUSBILLE8', $8 Broad B™ 44 DODGE I1.S5 tultom Slln., Aulo., B1H 313 Main Btrert Ashury Ptrli AHHUTItONU AUHNOr. J«l-t»». Convenience ...... Comfort Safety GT Hdlp, Full Powei •43 CHEVY S 9.60 716-5577 Station Wagon, 9 pass.. •62 CHEVY S 1,90 COUNTER WA.ITHESS — Husl tie ei- Moving and Storage Plumbing & Heating OVER 100 CARS Full Power Nova 4 Dr., stotlon I perienced. Apply In person, H&rbor Reliability Prtitigt Ready TO CHOOSE FROM '43 CADDY JIO.80 Wagon Restaurant. Yacht Basin, Atlantic High- LIOHT 1UULINO — Furnishings, PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom lands. refrigerators. Fragile Items. Will haul remodeling. Conv. Factory Air, '61 T-BIRD 111.90 anywhire. Call 5121403. t. What price ranaa art you considering? •U CHEVY %\US Full Power Hdtp.. Air Com)., MAID — General cleaning-. Five or Nova Sedan, Auto., R&H •43 PONTIAC »I4.7O Full Power six day week: hours to au!L Call 22R- CORRISAN'S Und.r $500 $ 500-JI0O0 $1000-$ 1500 •O RAMBLER >12?5 Bonn., Convertible, 61 OLDS t IM M00. NAUTILUS MOTEL APAIIT- Nursing Home 1Z7 Oakland BL ReJ Bank 747-27M "770" J-dr. Bucket Full Power "M" Stotlon Wagon, MENT8, 2 Bumaon Rd., Bea Brl«ht. HOLJIDBL NimSINd HOMB - Ao- $ 1500-$20OO •2C0O-S25O0 $2500-$3OOO Seal). Auto. '43 GRAND PRIX SI39O Full Power Roofing, Siding and Insulation •a FALCON J WS MOTHER'S HELPER — UVB IN, FREE TOWDta credlted for skilled nursing home Hardtop, Full Power 'el OLDS t 7.10 CAU, 193 B. Newmea Iprtnfi lid.. care. Hwy. 31, Holmdel. H6-ttOO. $300O-$3S00 $3500-$4000 $4000 up Auto, Rodlo «, Healei '43 CADDY J19.40 "98" Convertible, •42e4 Red Bank 812-2SOO OLBEN CO. INC. Roofing, Sldtnf a) •tl FORD S 795 Fletlwood, Factory Air, Full Power SECRETARY — law otflce In Itei Nursery Stock Insulation .Inetalled and guaranteed 9. What colon do you pr«f*r? Econollnc Van, Equipped Full Power •60 VOLKS J A.W for 10 years. 775-07OJ, 2D1-0340. '«2 BUICK (1395 Bank. Experience desirable but not re •a QUICK llt.90 Sedan, Fully Equipped oulred. write "B.J.", Box 911, Red Auto and Truck Rental IN SEASON — Blue spruce, Xawa, BIDING — Alsco, Dupont Tedlir and Le Sabre Hdlp., Eleclra "235", Air Cond. Hemlocks. HOLM DHL NURSERIES. 10. li fhere> any color you would not want? » CADDY 1 LJO BeJik, slatlnf quallllcatlona and aalary AVIS Rent a new car or truck. Low Alcoa. Work guaranteed. Full Power full Power Hardtop, Full Power requirementa. Newman Bprloss R, Full PoweV WOMAN — Experienced bookkeeper, tions. Herbert Blsenrmueh. Ml-UP* MiATB «i BRISK •U TEMPEST SII.M lone dny A wppk. Onitranteed full day's Painting and Decoratlni MAIL TO: McFADDIN CADILLAC-OLDS, Broadway it Fourth, Sedan, Auto., Radio Uilary Call for interview after • p.m. Insured 741-433S '787-031«. Tel. Answering "service and Htofer BRADLEY I H4O-4I3I. Diamonds Bought or Restyled Long Branch. There's no obligation—if we don't hava a car •U CHEVY 113.50 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- to lit your n»adi, you won't hear from us until wo do. DISCOUNT CENTER UKE THE BOUND OP MUSIC? 3225 Let us buy tbe diamonds you don't ing. Also decorating, our prices are LJOT UB BB your secretary. No need Impala Hdtp., Aulo., [hours weekly. SI.20 hourly. Clerk In tresr or let ue reityla them for you cheaper than theirs. Call Btnck Paint- to ml** caifa, 34 nour answering Radio and Heater Rf. 35 (363 Maple AYS.) R.d Bank ' Record Drpurlme..'., Atlantic Buperama, personally. Reuasllles, 36 Broad HI. Ins; Co. for free estimate. 7(1-41)50 service. 741-4700. I New Bbrswsbury. VOftltUE FOtiALE AMHMDRS irtxnaxn APARTMENTS MNTA1S WE DAH.Y REGISTER , rirky, May 28, 1965-29 : LOVILY TQ LOOK AT WHIT* KaVaW — Sffice i; EASYTOOWN COMBINATION WINDOWS •Us prttfct. rifht MW. Whin doors. N. J.'s ONLY APARTMENTS with GREEN GROVE MOUSES 70t KENT :. FOR ONLY. $3 WEEKLY WUila iUwflti. CoHmlti «m It'a mm - amui roit otn MAN - alee to hM.19 rbuj house took BIM. Ol-eraUML OM m»« ' north KM Bus SUMMER RENTALS '. WILD FURNITURE'S COMPLETE PRIVATE MARINA GARDENS oc, Hvy at, parkJog spau, tlga ipe«s. ma c>jsm-in wowis over* PROWN'S Call ;i7-4a» for «4.-plotm«rjt looklnc • .-41.006 T" 3 ROOM OUTFIT —BRAND NEW AND » Broad SI. R«l Bulk ttl-IKK) IKAUTIFUL. AIR CONDITIONID LOW LARGE ifaWIOK HOHB * TWIN BSD PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH $95 UP I. ft office. Interior to order. Broad Near beacbes __ •' ' YOURS FOR ONLY BOX SPRING — Ilattnss. like new, I ., lied Bank. 747-5305. W RANCH — Dock, sandr 741-1109 IWIU CLUB FOR TENANTS beach CABANA CLUB lESIRABLE RIVER FRONT suite- CHARMING country villa, .;: $288 MABOOANY ROUND — Dining table HUM HEAT, COOKINO OA.S. HOTin first tloor In tbe Tuller Building. four bedrooms, pool -..43,000 four leaves, six chairs, sideboard, otilu. WATtR AND AIR CONDrTlONINO !all 747*3440. lontli of AUGUST — Thrs«- AND A FAMILY SIZE REFRIGERATOR, TOO! ca-blnet. $100. Vanity 3-wey tnlrror. INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! P.V. and phone outlets. 12 cu. ft re* ANU*ACTURINO PUNT — Oround bc-droom ranob —, 1 750 • * pc Living Room Outfit (last top, J22; antique mirror, SI; 'rlgarator, parking and walk-In storage Iloor, r/mtalnlng 8,000 n It. for lease, •ACIOUS farmtiouse, five brass andirons, n; vornado box (an, light manufacturing. Immediate pos- badroorni .. —— |? ftfw • 9 pc Barroom Croup Luxurious appointment* In tvtry opartment include colorcoerdlnattd KELVIN ATOR acuities. Spacious rooms, largs closets. • 5 pc. Dlmltt plua Vinyl and Cobliwt $15: Feidere dehumidlHer, S25; new Walk to shopping plaza, buses, schools. tession. 747-1100. jnaUE STUDIO—Country wajl-extuust Ian, JS; heater, $2; reel rtfrlBtrataMrtexer, oven owl rartgt . . . Individually-controlled hwt and air (pool) , 11,200 AND A REFRIGERATORI mower, y2; refrigerator. $0; washing conditioning , . . 1V4 bettu . . . mcratir TV qnd FM antenna tyittm . . . teen-age Directions: Garden Stall, exit 117 to Rt. '.UM6ON — Professional building. Suit- For Information call STOPI SHOP1 AND SAVE AT machine, E5. 7410213 weekends only. recreation room plus adult porty room. 35. Eajt on SS to 3rd tralflc light, let! .bly sultated One-ltory frame. Avail- ELLEN 8. HAZSLTON, HEAUI0H Idtotly located bttwm ftu Shnwnbury River ond Iti* Atlantic Ocean. Your own to areen arovs Ave. on Rt ?5 to llaz- ible about June 1. IMS. Lease. tl2S W. River Rd. Bumson S42-32O9 REEL TXPE LAWN MOWER let Ave., turn l«[t on MlddU ltd. monlil. DENNIS K. BYRNE. Realtor, private marina and swim pool on the property. A ftw hundred ftet owo/ Is thi W. River Rd., Rurcion. S43-11M. VAlIABLi: JULY 1 — Thres-bed- JUKE NEW ocean and your own private beach. Juit 10 minutes from downtown Red Bon Straight ahead, Model Apt 284-181!. »m, two-bath. Cape Cod. Fine location 291-1868 or Long Brandt. FIELD FURNITURE UNCROFT Pair Haven. IZ30. 7U-WSJ. Ml E. Front Street Keyport, N. J. FORMICA KITCHEN BET — Table and FumUhed. 3^ rooms, air conditioned, HOUSES FOR RENT JICINO SEASON — Or lust June or four clialra. 125. Iron and Ironing 4 AND 5 ROOMS FROM all utilities. Beautiful puto and groundi flay. Beautiful Colonial nomc. Quiet, FREE STORAGE - FREE DELIVERY board 110. Call 741-23(1. BOO per month. Call S71-2S3J. SS5 to (175 Per Month trlvaxc country setting. One minute THIS BSRO AOKNCY rom Parkway Exit 114. 20 minutes Open Thursdays and Fridays 'til 9 - Other Days 'til 6 p.m. HREE ROOMS AND BATH — Fur- IS Ulddlstown •cm baaeh «Tl-294». SCREEN DOORS $135 nished. Single or couple. Adults. No CMOOO STARTING APRIL 5th WE WILL BE Old fnhloueJ iturdy wood-framed with Including heat, he! water* air conditioning and eH-afreet parking. pets, m Herbert Bt., Red Bank. .UP A DUPLEX — Four rooms, tlumlnum wire. Slrti 31x81, 59.60; UNFURNISHED - Immediate occi ith Nice front and back yards. All OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. 33x81, |9.T5; 37x81, S9.t>5. Place a RED BANK — Tnree rooms, sntl hith, pancy. Five-room .ranch with three lodei-n conveniences. 32S-3S6T. OTHER DAYS 'TIL 6 P.M. icreen door between attached ffcrtg* Famished, all utilities. Near trans|>or- ledrooms. tiled bath, large living room, tnd house for extra comfort, tallon and Bnopphp. 741-2373. Kitchen attached garage. S133 a month, llftEWBBURY — Six-room house, Ui HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH one year Inin. EtWOOD A. ARM* iths, flrepKce. enclosed porch, two- RED BANK LUMBER OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEACH 1ED BANK — Two bedroom unfur- STRONG AGENCY, lUaltor. 7I1-4M0.' :&r garage. Beautifully landscaped HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE Corner Pearl and Wall 8ti., Red Bank nlslied aparunent. ground floor. Call srd. Convenient to schools, ehopplnr alter « p.m. 741-4732. VIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - ind public transportation, UTS (negotl- 741-5500 DIRECTIONS: Edit on Rumun Road (county Route 520) to Ocean Avenue, 3 burnished and untumlshed. Immedl- ible). Call T41-57M after fl:ao p.m. or 1ALESMAN WANTED — Mint have The low overhend lumber yard. Br>f>ht; right (koutt.) to Pork Road, Monnuluth Beach; right to Ham 11 ton I an •HREB FURNISHED ROOMS —-Trl ite occupancy.' SAMUEL TEICHEIt 3iturday before 2 p.m. en outelde isles bMkciouad. Ove PRE-HUNG DOORS AGENCY. Ocaanport Ave.. Oceanport. and They are LUAH ready with lock binges, ANTIQUES Marble ' t^t» Victorian Monmouih apartments. ate entrance, all utilities tnoludeci. 530 requires earnings over JIO.OOO a™ Iprlngdale Ave.. Long Branch. 'J22-1117. S42-3S0O. rbave a. car. We have excellent topan- aaserooled and pre-mltred csstngs. In- dresser, Bentwood child's rocker, Vic- PHONE: 222-8120 RENTALS i m, car. *va u^vv e*cw.«.»v vy*u- stall one or two yourself in a few torian couch, train lamp, willow Hamper, 'HREE ROOM APARTMENT — Prl- lOLltfDEL—Estate coltane. Six roomi LTLAMTIC HI0HLAND3 — Hilltop 9 for lifetime commission talesman moments. oraxlle, rockers, pine wash stands, but- at^e entrance. Heat and g&s supplied. !4 haths. oil, modern kitchen. Adults. ldeaway. Furnished cottaice, e left to Barker Avt.; RED BANK — Three rooms and bath, «ton Little Silver Ease* Bervlce Center, up. 614 Lee BL, Perth Araboy. CIL'S BYOAMORE GREENS, Sjcajnore right ICO It., then lefl on Crawford SI. to model oportrmnf. furnished. CaU f Avi., Uttle Silver. 7(1-1553. 711-6JO3. Agent: BRirE REALTY, INC • 2M-0i»5/7-ll-]«M/Mod-ln a tie excellent driver over 25. Call WHITE REFRIGERATOR — Dining room set, pick-up trailer or will sell reasonable. (TWO BEDR0OM6) FURNITURE FOR SHORE AND COUN- Call Hl-OSOi alter 6:30. IIS) MONTH brand new modern office spice, veil WAR TAXI, H7-O747. power mower, oven, pool uble, othei TRY HOME3 — Maple four post bet located In the center of Red Bank, con- HOUSE ONE and TWO PAJRKINO liOT ATTEOTXANT - Part- items. 842-0097 after *. complete, (29.60. Full elze maple bed FREE HEAT A HOT WATKR tact us for farther Information. THX time, siply at WHITE STAB TAXI 10 — 'LIKE NEW" ALUMINUM com- complete, |39. Larje % size Roll-a-way PETS AND LIVESTOCK DOWBTKA AOBNCY. 741-8700. BIO Dial Like- Dr., A.bury Park office. Red Bank railroad station. bination storm and screen windows, ail bed, *10.6O. Window fan, (12. Kitchen Renting Office on Premlssi. 25,000 8Q. FT. LIGHT manutacturtnl BEDROOM ons untry Club Apartments and 8*1] CERAMIC TILE HELPER — Call J:30 MUST SACRIFICE - Woof carpeting, male, three months old. All shots. Rea- APARTMENTS to 6:30 ami 7:30 to P:30 p.m. 65 iq. yd. 100% wool, broadloom car- sonable. Call between 10 am. and Club. 842-12U DOORS GALORE p.m. 787-9682. Tremendous lavlngo, doori and win- petlns, ozlte mat, one year old. Stain SUMMER RENTAL — Lovely 4 rVivite Swimmtn'g Pool. Private JANITOR — Fair Haven F-JMlc Schools dow*. 2x8-8" Uian, $1.90 it&ln-gnd«. Included. No reaionable otter refused. MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS rooms. yumUhed apartment, first floo U month., full-Unit posUlon. Call 71' re'xB'S" Luan, 15.90 RUIngrale. 2'x Call 7U-1&S4 between « and I p.m. \"t block to beach, lft Franklin Te- BoeeK and loirdwslk. Central 3*3" doubie-hUDC windows, ill.. Sxttrloi AIREDALES Long Branch. 228-1081. L EXPERIENCED INSPECTOR - Appl; door framei completely usemMed, LOVELY FOUR-ROOK APARTMEN1 In person, 209 River St., MRS. ROBERTS : *:KC : with TV. near bus line. 450 Brlgtita JOIN THE FUN! Air Conditioning. ElecWe Kitch Red Sank Rt 35, Lawrence Harbor, next to Gar- ill b» very happy to help you ieleL. Beagles, Bassets, Bosloni, boxen Ave.. Long Branch. Call after 3 txr Plumblnr Supply. your new window ahadei from dozeni cockers, chihuahuas, dachihounrU p.m.. 222-3009. •m (With Diihwnher ind D!i CERAMIC TILE SETTER — Call 3:30 of 196S atylea. Bring your rollers, or pekea, pugs, poodles, (toy. miniature, to 1:30 and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 566-9050. Evenings, 264-1137. your windows measured, no ctiarte. standard), shepherds, Manchesters, HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, fumlahi. 842-1242 wires, Welih, calms, Schlpperkes, all utilities. Call 872-08M. 29 Navesln! poisl Uniti). Dining Areei. PLYWOOD PANELING PROWN'S springers. Elamese kittens. CANINE Ae. Rt 36. CAR WASHER Vee-grooved Luan unfinished In thi CHATEAU, M2-0699. Open dally till S. And Clean-Up man. New car dealer. handy 32"x81" size and onl? $1.4? pe:32 Broid SI. Red Bank 7, 7-10 p.m. West Keansburg. INULINCLUDEl S ALL THIS! U White SL BbrewBbury 7«-34l HIRSCH-W.ES TENT — *>'6"xl6\ CoK AKC BEAGLE PUPS — Nine wetjha 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-150: man Ice chest, ias stove, oar-top car PAPER, TRAINED. Excellent pets and •HRXE-ROOM furnished apartmtr TENNIS INSTRUCTOR TRADE IN your old furniture wltli n< Her, *!>5. CaU 741-3931. "iunter«. Reasonable. 642-22S5, with bath, ail utilities Included, one HEAT-HOT WATER LOW DOWN PAYMENT Tor sornnwr day camp. Fair Have! down payment and get a new parlor mile north of Red Bank Hwy. 35. Wider* preferred. Cell 747-0076, alte or dining room set at sale prices. WU- "R.ANCI8CAN POTTERY — Dew. COLLIE PUPS — ChamplOMiup line. $110 per month. 747-(M79. ' '1-p.in. Uam Left Furniture Inc.. Hwy 33, Rose, plates, many serving nieces. Jusl L-ast of litter. Perfect markings. (50. AIR CONDITIONING like new. 741-6618. 264-6118. THREE ROOM APARTMENT — Mod- Low Monthly TEACHER-DIRECTOR—For day caimp Mlddletown. 741-3213. open evenlnsrs till srnly furnished. All conveniences. 1238 offering cultural program to 9-B year 9 p-m. SIX USED WOOD COMBINATION CUPPJN3 AND BATHINQ icean Ave., Apt. 2, Sea Bright. PRIVATE ENTRANCES old children. 741-8092 for appointment SIMONS SOFA BED — (30. Largi DOORS — With atorm and aorten in- All breeds. Margie ScnmUt, by ap- Maintenince Charga. for Interview, serU. J3 each. Call 291-3513. pointment 797-MS6. THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APART round coffee table, $30, CaH MENT — Electric kitchen, private en SWIM CLUB • PARKING JAUCB REPRESENTATIVE—For local 747-1378 LONO — Black human hair vt\g, (30. BEAUTIFUL CYPRESS DOO HOUSES trance and bath, all utilities Included -sift wear distributor, to call on retail WHITE KITCHEN SET — OE refrlser- CaU from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Sizes for all dogs. King's Kennels. Call at 187 Bridge Ave., Red Ban: ALFREL THIS, TOO!E Eat-in kitchens with cuitom wood csbineti, outlets tn Central and Southern N.J. ator, lamps, old fashioned china closet, New location—Rt 33, % mile west of hetween 4 and 8 p.-m. 12 cu. ft. KELVIN ATOR rofrigorstor-freeier. Walk to two Ubeml commission. For Interview, coffee table, steamer trunk and gardei Freehold Traffic Circle. Phone 4S2-G340. Write "B.B." Box til, Red Bank. JNFURNISHED FOUR ROOM AFIAIRT. schools, lhopping, bum to Newark end Now York. COLONIAL tools. Call 7S7-M73. $2.9? AKC COLLIE, CHIHUAHUA AND MIN* MBNT — Heat and hot water. Electrlt GRILL MEN—1* work full or part-tlm Is a very low price for t quality gallon IATURJJ DACHEHUHD-etuil service. mpplled. Overlooking ocean Adul DIRECTIONS: North on Rt. as lAlM car lwp«_ Apply l» person. C UNPAINTED FURNITURE of Latex wa.ll paint. Try this Cook and Poodle grooming. Toys $6, mlniaturei mly. 872-1912. LUXURr . call 3M-3035. tores gesson Drlvi-I: 2SS OFF CASH CARRY DISCOUNT Dunn Latex white ana you'll be ~S, and standards 110. Ait other breeds, rGARDEN APARTMENTS to Rt. 36. Follow Rt. 36 towoTd ARMS Hwy. 3*. Leonardo. ' •.mazed. Also available In 1,200 colon The Low Overhead Lumber Yanl for less tban II gaL Fres dellv-ry, mall $6. large & Affection free. 671- Kevport to 3rd traffic light and RED BANK LUMBER APARTMENTS make U-turn. Come back on 1201 OCEAN AVENUE SITUATIONS WANTED, Female PROWN'S MUfST BB BOLD THIS WUBKEND Rt. 36 to lsl tralflc light (At- Corner Pearl and Wnll Red Bank Small, Mack miniature poodle, male, 32 Broad SL Red Bank ' 711-T6O0 lantic SI.) ond turn right to SEA BRIGHT, NEW JERSEY COLLEOB STUDENT — summer Ex- FURNISH WELL AND SAVE — Mela AKC, paper-trained. 842-.84I, p.m. I'/i. iV, and efficiency sparlm-rai perienced child care. Senior YMCA secretarial desk, 569.50. Pair modern CONTENTS OF SEVEN APARTMENTS Keyport Gardens. twin beds at $39.50. Drop loaf extension —Furniture, bed*, relrlgeratora, staves, KITTENS — Four sand and whlti, lite-laving certlHcate. Alter 5, 2H1-03O2. otlier appliances. Cheap, all must go. one grey. Seven weeks old. Free. Cal $130, $105 and $90 Phon* (2011 842-9883 Duncan Phyfe table, |39. Creienzn clslna MM67S. .OPEN DAILY k SUNDAY BABYSITTER — Mature woman, ref- closet, WJ. Modern walnut buffet. $19.50. TTi.i Is not on oftsrlng, wtitcfi can erences, port time. Call evenings. Large plate glass mirrors, (25, J35, $43 '•RRIffiRS AIR CONDITIONER—250V MINIATURE POODLES — AKC. Jot 251 Atlantic St., Kayport Noon to Dark •244-S3I3 747.5321 Close-out a new Italian Provincial 0.000 BTU. uied one aeanon. CARRIER black beauties, four weeks old, excel COOPER MANOR only bt madt by tht offering plan. RELIABLE WOMAN—Wishes to taRi Coirn;h Regular price £293.50 now $1396.0110 BTU, perttcL 741-2175. lent breeding, reasonable. 264-0113. cars of cblldrea In her home. Will also More and More. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front Cooper Ave., corner nt Grant St., Rc o.'llcf. Call 741-0534. or uaea. AAC DEBK OUTJjBT. Rte. lent condition, 111. Call Puppies, five weeks old, AKO regis- cooklne, master T.V., antenna, 35, Oakhurst 531-3S90. 7(1-7364 tered, please call 767-5519. parking laundering facilities. STUDIO FINANCIAL WHITE KITTENS FOR ADOPTION Inquire on ilte. 2-6 dally. 11-7 LAMP BARGAINS OUTDOOR DRYERS OALL Saturday tnd Sunday. No need to pay fancy prices for dec- 32 line 6 ft. ea. only W.98. Oval plaitlc 747-5218 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PHONE: 2Z2-8773 or 229-97K GRAND orator lamps or ihades. Largest se- clolhesbaskets only 49c 20 (al. plastl BEAUTIFUL KTTTEN3 — Need good I & 2-BEDROOM \i blOHLANDS TAVERN FOR SALE lection)! and Rale prices right now. trnsh-can with Bteel lock lid handles home. Blx weeks old. hoiuobroken, user High volume, Circumstances force sale. only 12.50. These are not specials. Jus o ohlldren. Call 747-2330. "B.V." Box 511. Rod Bank. PROWN'S our regular low prices. OPENING APARTMENTS 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-75OD ' PROWN'S >ld, two maleH, black; one fftmale, FOR LEASE 2 OAUOB STEVENS PUMP QUN — sray. 747-9314. City Service Oil Company has a modern With Cults compensator and three 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-T5O0 Brand New! Luxurious ! three-bay station located on East Front tubes. N1U. Excellent, W5 firm. 741' DOUGHBOY POOL — 21'x48", com- It, Red Bank aasoimt on consign, 5827 alter 7 p.m. plete with filter, and all ' accessories, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT mint. For Information, call 623-3821 or WOOD FEKOE — Outdoor dryer, Flow- lined one season. $1S4>. Call 741-8027. (23-7700; Evenings and weekends 364- er box. Water hose. Tires. Rabtolt trap. COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE—Good APARTMEMTS • MIDDLEBROOK '1743. Venetian and bamboo blinds, curtains, condition. Spring and mattress Included, PELJCATES8EN AND GROCERY rods, coffee table, baby balhlnete, etc. tBS. 747-0631. RBD BANK — Brand ana Madia. ftTOHJD — Five room house attached. ^l 201-1)175. Ave^ ipacioos one and two-bedroom One acrs of land. Three mllea outside _.. LDREN'8 TniPLE WAIL POOL- lardan apartment. Apply apt. 24, Molly IS THE MOST! JACOB8EN LAWN MOWER — 21i Wlth slid! and cover 7' x IB". 112. 'llcher Village Court or call Mr. 8am of Freenold. i>.9S9. 2O1-O9S2. h.f>., Hl-Tnrque engine. Manor 21" reel. 842-2801. Two electric hedse-cuUens. 20" girl's Lomazzo, 741-9115. Columbia bike; like new, (20, Call 5 A.M. or 6 A.M. LONO BRANCH — Cummer rental. EXCEPT FOR THE RENT... MORTGAGES 741-913U. Furnished four rooms and bath, heat so early to wake up. Briny your win- and water, supplied. Ocean front, prl- ALL-ELECTRIC FIRST AND 8ECONU MORTQAQKa KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS >w ihodft rollers In. Let ui put white ate beach. Newly decoartcit. 228-1553. AVAILABLE - Edwin 8. Stark. Heal iadea on them, that will k#«n out all THAT'S THE LEAST! Tntverie or any other kind * early morning light, 11.59 and up. APARTMENTS Pilate* Mortgage Consultant 2M-0333 Large Selection BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS - InitallsUlen itiado at your homi Drnncli Avenue. One bedroom apait PROWN'S ment. Rent Includes all utilities except 4-Room & 5-Room Suites • Radiant Electric Haating 33 Broad B!. Red Bank 7(1-7500 electrlcliy, Call auperlnUnde-tit, T47-2685. INSTRUCTION PROWN'S 239 SPRING ST., RED BANK with individual room 33 Broad St. [led Bank 741-7DOO OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, FURNISHED APARTMENT - All utili- yUTONNO IK U.S. HISfTORY. qUAU- [lassware, art objftcts and bric-a-brac, ties. Residential ares, call after a p.m., CANNON POINT VILLAGE is situated in e quiet thermostats TWO imTRUOTOR. WEEKDAYS AF- SCREENED TOP SOIL mttiedlata cash for anything and every* 747-5320. FROM $115 i ' TER 5 P.M ALL DAY ON WEEK- Blue stone, road (ravel, land, (111 dirt, thins, Ruicll'i. 21 Bast Front 61., 741RUMSON — Three rooms, bath, on rural aree, yat convenient to all necenitioi. With- »NDa OALL' S42-O:00. etc. Echel'a Trucking, Morganvlllc. 1593. • Air-Conditioning Call 591-9707. busline, near schools, churches, shop- FREE AIR CONDITIONER in walking diitance art public and parochial OIB50W AITt CONDlTIONIin — »8S. Ing. ISO. Mr, Julla.no. 229-2401. MERCHANDISE *> Largo Cloiots VIBIT THE HOLMDEL ANTIQUE MART European cuckoo clock, IB0 Brown NEW LUXURY 21i KOOM APART- schools . . . Shopping Centers . . . and Newark Everythlns reasonably priced. Haw dis-porch rops rut, 15. All eicslleht condl- MENT — Fully air conditioned, near Free Htat and Cooking Gat FOR SALE play every Monday. 1Q-5 p.m. dally. Hon. Call 747-5142. and New York bum. Homes of worship, lovely • II Cu. Ft. Refrigerator with 'Jn St. Holmdel Vlllase 1146-4413 ail transportation. 21 Leroy Place, Bed iiwniTEiuj. AHUiNa macnme» Bank. Call 741-1003 or 7I7-53M. Huge roomt. Formal dining rooml lakef, iwim clubs and goll courses are nearby. Ssparato Door Freezer END YOUR TROUBLES VI makes new or used. Qujuanteed. Takft down the wood gutters and re- FLOWERING SHRUBS APARTMENTS — Highlands, ISO ner in every apartment. Enormous walk- Low (u |2$. Serplro's 10* MonmouUi In Closets. Each suite has prlvott ilica with alumlnuin gutteri. New W«lirela, lirebuah, deutEla. purple mist. Next tn theater. 747-0485, month. All utllltlcB, Inquire Apartment FLAMELESS ELECTRIC • Ceramic Tila Baths {ow pricei. You'll never have to put 10 for $5. Others 3 for »l. 8IG-4I33, 13, Huddy Ave. 872-1831. Iront and rear entrances. Master HEATING up gutteri again, Call HREE-ROOM APARTMENT — 55 TV antenna. Bultt-Jn wall oven and M09 WORTH OF NEW KITCHEN — CANVAS AWNINGS countertop ranae. Minutes from • Modern Laundry Facilities Cabinets. Bass' and uppers, Frultwood Btandard-Blzee now In Block, $3.49 and iccan Ave. East Keansburg. Available MODERN ELECTRIC PROWN'S on Birch. Over 30 lineal leet. Four lune 1. Call 284-7440. after 6 p.m. Monmouih Shopping Center. Con- up. ALUMINUM door-hoods, lnst and venient to Parkway, Iralm and • Plenty of Off-Streer Parking 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 formica tops. *40O part or ail. Call ait. Hfuge selection, lowest pricei. RED BANK — McLaren st Three COOKING KVB full sl« screens, 2'fl"x4'Btt; 2D1-01I0 between G-7 p.m. Tany colors. rooms, hest and hot water. 905. Call buses. two full size screens 2'8'x4'6!4", tl.50 284-7947. FLAMELESS ELECTRIC ea. Two-panel door 2'S"x6'8"; twopanel ELECTRIC TOOLS — Bench saw, Joint- PROWN'S Eleaant Swim Club and Tennis «oor X4"x6'8", J2 ea. Four light iloor er, JIK, belt and tllsc sander. Good TWIM GABLES — 38 Riverside Ave., Courts en the PremliM. WATER HEATINS Ti"x«'8". » S42-262H condmltTonl . Writs P. o. Box 22>, ned 33 Broad BE. rtei) Bank 741-7EOO Red Bank on river. 3U and fuur Bank, N.J. rooms unfurnished. five-room office. DEAL RD. at Route 35, Oakhurst , MODEL PHONE STATEWIDE/MGT. CORP. WE BUT AND BILL anyihinc and 741-2398. ereryUilng. qiva tht Highest prices. OUR ©UTTERS MERCHANDISE WANTED 741-3953 687-2700 Call William Laff Vurolture, Inc. Hwy. RHSD BANK LADIES CRYSTAL & OKUN carry the rain belter, beaauae they CASH for old toy trams, trolley csrr »\ Mlddletown. 741-331}. Open evenings are inntalled belter. Heavy aluminum DIRECTIONS: Broad St. Id Red Bonk, to Hording Rd., tost 111 II n.m gutter In white. One of the best Inveat- and cast Iron toys madt befor* 1M0. comfortable, quiet Private home. Al Realtori 741-lflMl alter 5 p.m. to Spring St.; right to Cannon Point tflllape. [TCHEN CHAIRS RECUVEHBtV-Anil i you'll ever make. Fret eatlmatea. utilities. 741-7354. nette sets at lowest prices. Monmttith ACT NOW I Top dollar paid lor metric TWO ROOM FURNISHED — Apart- 776-7714 Imlte Co., 118 MonmouUi St. Red PROWN'S anil all pre-lMO trains and toy catalogs. ment, all utilities, parking space. 82 uta. I41H31. i 31 Bred to. Bad Bank 741-TUO n4-»Tia. •uewsbittf Ave., Red Bank. REALTOR WEEK PRESENTED BY MEMBERS RED BANK AREA t HOME TOUR... 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LITTLE SILVER BRICK CAPE COD, PAINTED WHITE—Good LOVELY LINCROFT RANCH — Living room with fireplace, ONE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HIGHEST ELEVATIONS! This NEtf Hilisiae Ranch Home is ready for decorating of for the June bride, living room, dining room, Ititehan, pow- dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, I 'A baths, screened 30-mife view in two directions; spanking new and erected your choice. It features a large family room with firepla.ce,' der room, two bedrooms end bath upstairs, garage, lovely porch, beautifully finished game room in basement, at- by excellent builder for "carriage trade owner." Includes Also a modern, open kitchen with dining area and laundry' three bedrooms, den, 21/] baths and every other modern patio with privacy, convenient to ichool bus and stores. tached two-car garage. Beautiful wooded lot. All in perfect room on first floor. Center hall to formal living room and eon/enience, including air conditioning and electric garage dining room. Three master bedrooms and I'h tiled bathi. Asking 116,000. condition. Ailing $33,900. door. Priced to sell promptly. $46,500. A custom home by a leading, local builder. $39,850. REDDEN AGENCY ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY THE DOWSTRA AGENCY JOSEPH 6. McCUE, REATOR REALTORS REALTORS — 741-9100 INSURORS Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm 30 Ridge Rd. Rumson Rt. 35—301 Maple Ave., cor. Bergen PI., Red Bank 91 Eatt Ffont St. Red Banlc 199 Broad St. 741-3450 Rod Bank 842-0444 Call or write for a complete brochure. 741-8700 There's No Substitute for Over 38 Years Experience Evenings and Sundays 741-7480 Member Multiple Listing Member of Red Bank Are* Multiple Listing Service - MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Member of Red Bank Multiple Listing Service

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BEAUTIFUL SOUTHERN COLONIAL HIGH ON A HILLTOP INDIVIDUAL) Custom built Colonial. All newly decorated. ALt, CONVENIENCES Situated in one of MioMletown'i finest residential section, this lovely five-bedroom home offers charm, convenience Approximately 17 acres. Large Victorian house (six bed- Features a 23-ft. living room with fireplace and bay win- Parochial school, shopping, N. Y. and Newark buses. Fine* and a relaxing country atmosphere. Ramble through the. rooms), income producing cottage and carriage house. dow. New, wall-to-wall broadloom. Tiled kitchen, breakfast newer horn* with seven rooms. Three bedrooms, I '/i baths, 25x16 living room, largo formal dining room, all new I7'/;X Magnificent view. $80,000. 15 kitchen with grill and two electric wall ovens, den and room. Tiled powder room. Three large bedrooms, tiled bath. attached gangs. Over 14 acre wooded lot en a dead end a newly paneled library I8'/IX16. Laundry room off kitchen, Full, dry basement. Hot water heat, Breeieway, two-car ga- street. Very realistically priced. Hurry! $17,990. enclosed rear porch, side and rear porches. Two-car ga- rage. Combination storms and screens, new roof, new rage. Finest school district. Asking $28,500. blacktop drive and the immaculate condition (it hat just been redecorated) make this a fantastic buy at only ELLEN S. HAZELTQN/ $59,900. LAWLEY AGENCY REALTOR STANLEY K. DOWNS ROLAND PIERSON AGENCY Established 1912 REALTOR West Rfier Rd. RUIBMi, REALTOR REALTORS - INSURORS 300 Half Milt Rd., Corner Newman Springs Rd. . 842-3200 Sycamore Av«. Shr»w$bury Multiple Listings (Neer Garden State Parkway) Red Bank P.O. 74I-757S Member Multiple Listing 741-1017 ' 741-6262 MEMBER OF RED BANK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE^

,*, >l: A • • »*. ~ ** MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, 2'/i-bath raised ranch. NAVESINK WILL TRADE OR EXCHANGE A HOME TO GROW IN _,; RED BANK — Cape Cod. Three bedrooms, paneled gam* 23' x 1I" game room. Excellent condition throughout. At- Delightful large grounds bordering a cute brook. This im- 125.900 .'••'' tached two-car garage. K acre wooded plot. Offered at maculate home features three huge bedrooms, two and on* room, dining room, -til* bath, plaster walls, hardwood floors, Four' er five bedrooms plus finished recreation room *ni $27,500. half baths, a den, as well as a gam* room, aluminum com- lots of storage, space,: wall-to-wall cerpet. Steam heat, oil. bination storms and screens. Wall-to-wall carpeting in liv- 2 '/i baths. Tree-shaded lot end cool afternoon breeies from Attached giraga. Nicely shrubbed. Asking $24,100. ing room and dining room. Dishwasher, washer and dryer the South Shrewsbury should add to summer comfort. Just Included. All this for $31,500. Excellent financing available. a short walk to Little Silver station too] - WEART - NEMETH AGENCY Call today! NAVESINK ASSOCIATES CHAS. H. TINDALL REALTOR CROWELL AGENCY 102 Wait Front St. 741-2240 Red Bank Realtors REALTOR REALTOR ••- 1801 Highway 671-0600 Middletown, N. J. 24-HOUR SERVICE 63 Riverside Av.. 741-4030 Red Bank 741-9030 MEMBER: Northern Monmcuth and Rad Bank Mambar of Red Bank Multiple Listing Service Multiple Listing Services Opposite Moll)- Pitcher Inn

LITTLE SILVER GEM SPOTLESS FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL, tastefully deco- NO HOUSE IS PERFECT ... BUT if you want to live in RUMSON Four bedrooms, two baths, 18-ft. beamed ceiling dinir.g rated throughout, 2 Vi baths, family room, dtn or fifth RUMSON and have the most beautiful two-story living room room, fireplace in living room, dishwasher in eat-in kitchen. bedroom, cellar, porch, screens, storm sash. Excellent neigh- with balcony, huge north light window and wood-burning High rolling grounds. Deluxe area of fine homes. Besides Snug as a bug! $22,500. borhood with no "took alike" homes. $20,700. heatilator fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, paneled game four bedrooms, two baths, two half baths, there's a large room with built-in bar and gas "fireplace, secluded terrace, modern kitchen, den and delightful sun room for all. Owner double garage, all on a double lot; two bedrooms and bath on first floor and are willing to climb the "ladder-like" leaving arti and will listen to reasonable offerf. Pricid stairs (this is the not quite perfect part) to two low ceil* •t (58,500; : inged bedrooms and bath off the balcony; would like to be one block from the Rumson grade and high schools with low taxes and the (lower than PHA appraisal) price of $24,900—call: GLAZEBROOK REAL ESTATE PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. ASSOCIATES, inc. Real Estate for 71 Yean Avenue of Two River* Rum«on 60 White St. 741-7200 Red Bank 842-1700 GRACIOUS and ELEGANT ATTRACTIVE RANCH set among towering copper beechei. Spacious solarium, paneled den with fireplace, 4'/i baths, Three large bedrooms, I '/i baths, "eat-In" kitchen, dining four bedrooms, formal living room with fireplace, beautiful room, large storage room, enclosed porch, lovely garden. grounds. An invitation to real living—act today! $59,500. $23,250. TV

IN OLDE SHREWSBURY — Stunning ranch with privacy LIVING SPACE GALORE! and convenience. Lovely grounds. Terrific closets, low main- This sparkling Colonial has four bedrooms with a possible fifth. The master bedroom has two walk-In closets. Large SOLID CITIZEN! SUBSTANTIAL HOME with emphasis on comfort. Four bed- tenance. Three double bedrooms, three baths, paneled den living room with gas igniter fireplacs, dining room, moil- Extremely well built home on over one.half acre. Full base- roorm, maitor bedroom features sitting and dressing rooms, and family room, modern kitchen. Living room end dining ment, three bedrooms, marble fireplace, excellent landscap- formal dining room, living room and game rooms have fire- em kitchen, den and a 13x17 game room, Vli baths. 12x14 loom with delightful view. Asking $41,500, ing, central air conditioning. A must on your list at only places. Den is handsomely paneled, large kitchen, two-car patio with awning, full basement, aluminum storms and 528,900. Call now! garage, cellar. $42,500. screens. Duct work sat for air conditioning. In excellent condition and a haute full of value for only $33,950. See WALKER & WALKER It todayl REALTORS J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOC., INC. WM. S. GARRISON Agency 661 BROAD STREET 2068 HIGHWAY 35 '" ' " SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN 'REALTOR REALTORS STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOC, INC. 741-5212 671-3311 Hwy. 35 Middlatown Open Seven Days 24 hours Send for Catalog 504 Shrewsbury Ava. New Shrewsbury 22 E. Front St. 741-0804 Red Bank (Opposite CobbleStonei Restaurant) TRADE-INS — EXCHANGES Phone: 741 -7741 i . Member of Red Bank Multiple Lilting Service Call 747-5600 «•*• HOUSES TOR KENT THE DAILY HEG1STEB M»r 1965—31 RED 1AHK — Tbtraioiwjw plcun windows to uvie Mvtoe loom overtook- taf NlYwink River. Din. Fornul dlnlni HOUSES FOR SALE B005M FO* IALE SEE THE TOP room, laxn kitchen, four bedroom*, two U1M Mtiu and Mo Mir baton N«» buebmrt but waler heal. Fin- •tiled baumsnt. Gara«t. Will rent tart- HOMt: VALUES ly furnished on leu« tt 1250 s, month. RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS HAPPY HOUSE Call alter « p.m. 7(l-2«5l. 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. VJCA BRIGHT — Two bedroom house AviillMe Immediately. (80 monthly. IN THIS AREA! CM T41-11U. 747-4532 ARTISTIC. COTTAGE — Urn llvlnl room. flreplao*, family room, two bed- Member Multipl* Listing Service rooms. UJO per month. 8CHANCK AOBNCY, Rtaltcr, 8 Under. PL, Bed Bank ui-mvr. VETERANS ATTENTION I I CHOICE SUMMER RENTAU5 — On or Dear river or ocetn. Two to ssven For thost of you who have not exercised your O.I. privllegy to BEGINS WITH THE bedroomi from S1.30O up. GLAZE- purchase a home, do you realize thts benefit Is fast expiring? Th«r« BROOK REAL ESTATE ASSOC INC. are many fin* homes available at terms that compare most favor- tVatlors. Rum/an. 842-170O. ably to rent. Just a few are listed below. UX LARGE ROOMS — Rfitco- rutd. 138 tlapla Ave. Itfd Bunk. See No down payment required for a qualified veteran! This three- tin Smith bedroom ranch house backs up to a babbling brook. Plenty of trees! RED BANK AREA HISTORIC SHREWSBURY — SlatMy, 12-room, ttirn-ol-cenlury home. Six fire- Full bajetnent with finished recreation room. Combination alumi- places and grand staircase. Qracloiu num screen) and storm sash. A very pretty lot. An income Of ap- interior. Ijovrly grounds with g&rsRf aiMl stable combo to n-nr of one-acr( proximately $8,000 per year required. property. Furnished or unfurnished Short term or tens* available Immeril ate occupan.-y, Days, N2-1911. Evenings Qualified veteran! Buy this we]l located home with NO down pay* 7U.S30J. ment. Excellent Fair Haven location. Older two-story home in fin* condition. Two bedrooms. Family dining room. Many convenience*. BKA BRIQI1T — Furnished [our room". I In duplex on beach. HaJf bloc* to An income of approximately $6,000 per year required. GOIFER'S PARADISE [ stores and buses. By month or season. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 10 E. New 61. 6(2 3!M. Qualified veteran! Buy this Immaculate bungalow with NO down Y«J will thrill at th» sight of rolling fairwayi, grounds and BUMMBK RBNTAL - Three bedrooms payment! Large living room, two attractive bedrooms, lovely tarte- enclosed porch. Newly decorated tht exquisite atrgosphere surrounding the beautiful new and furnished. a<22U8 modern kitchen. Ceramic tile bath. Hot water oil heat. Full Navtslnk Country Ctufc whan you viei* this delightlul four- MODERN COTTAOE Or, beautiful nrl basement. Garage. Electric range, washer and refrigerator In- ' vau (stale Chanel mil Rd Hiitdfe- eluded. To carry this home you need annual income of J8.30O. bedfoom Colonial home. Tht perfectly manicured id|o!n. town. About 3 miles from Ren Bank elation. Four rooms, batn, tsraue, fur- Ing (airway appatrs ai your own front lawn, thlt ona mutt nished or unfurnished yearly lease only be scan, Wt hiva tha key! $53,500. to responsible adults. Call evening FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE T41-2M3, also weekends 747-2643. HOLMDEli — Pour bedroom, 2tt bath THREE SINGLE ROOMb — In prt- (lew ranch. Nearly two acre wooded rats home Near shopping and trans- - $9,800 lot. Elfht roome In all. Fine oonvenlent portation. 3ft Wavarly F1-. Red Bank. 1300 down and approximately $98 per THE LOW AGENCY area. Ownsr transferred. &340 monthly. UlROE. CLEAN NICELY FURNISHED month gives you the key to this eiiven Two year lease. Vln Vital Agency, ROOM MAN ONLY. CALL year-old home, with 17zli' living room REALTORS Realtor. »<«-4(84 747-2609 and two 14' hixirooms. 636 River Rd. Fair Haven •TOP HIRE - Ttitie Is running out. BITICIENCY CUI now for fuinlatied r«dn« seunn slitplni 787-5500 741 -4477 o eumtmr renuie. LJiwnBNCE j. room. ReasonablIt»asonal e ....rAtps. . 14 E. Highland THE KIRWAN COMPANY eCHUXINQ, REALTOR, corner Willow Avt,, Atlantic HlEhlamH. 291-0589. Mtmbtr Multipl* Listing Servlct Dr., and Parker Ave., Little silver. FURNISHED ROOM -Oentlsman. Call Campbell'* Junction, Belfortl 7(7»l!l After 6 p.m and ajl day Sunday. Mtmber of Multiple Listing;, 741-1923. OPKN SBVJCN PAYS RUMSON - Three btdroom hou«« with knotty pine kitchen. Ssapmrnt play. SINtiu, ROOMS — Clean tnd com- FAIR HAVEN — New custom-built room, nice living room, tiled bath, fortable. Reasonable rate*, osntlemsn lix-room ranch. Large full basement, screened porch. Pretty area. Walk to prefers. 92 Wallace. St. 7<1-MI» neir ichcoli, ihOpping centers, church- ichoolJ immaculate condition. 1173. GENTLEMAN WILL — Rent room In «• Ctvll T41-330&. One or two-year Uaflc. McALIflTCH a>partment. Private entrance, prlvats MIDDLJETOWN — Village area. Out- AQENCY. Realtor. 842-18I4 bath, kitchen prlvlltgea. A«bury Pltk standlnr velue. Three bedroom split BAST KBANSBURd - SI Naveilnk Sir*a. Hall 774-2194. levsl. 51' living room, dlnlns; room, Av«., summer or yaar .round, four BRIGHT - Clean. eomforHbls, siTSS kltshen, (amUir room, iu baths, wall- roome and luti porch, adults preferred, room for \aAy; other privlUgts, If d«> to-wall carpet. Beautifully decorated: Inquire auumay or Sunday. house Immaculate. New York-Newark •Irert. Call 671-M2*. ti*lne and buses; lirteen minutes to oeesn. Lane well-landscaped lot. Own- WANTED TD RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALI «r Iranafarred. $33,500. Call 671-3339. _ HAVI an overflow of bons. tine prospsots looking 'or two or four bed- HOUSES FOR SALE (More Classified Ads rooms, Oall us tor tut action to nave LEONARDO jg. Older horns. Isven- our horns rental THJt BBRO room house, and four-room buncuow, On Th. Next Page) LOBNOY, M. », Mlddletown. 671-100? garage, 18 Glenmfcry Avt. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES SALE KUMSON — Situated In ons of Rumson't finest titatt areas, thli custom built homa should int«r«it a family (taking a prestige neighborhood In which to raist thtlr childrtn. Of brick and frarna construction, this spllt-ltvtl is of colonial TREES TREES TREES dasj|n and contains thraa badrooms, three baths, cantar hall with ttrrtiio floor, living room, formal dining room, Stop by this weekend and ioe quality modtrn klfchtn, gama room with tarrauo floor and marblt hemai In piefurttqu* itttimj. Thr«» fireplace. Consisting of ovar ont and ona-half aerts, nletly landscapad, enjoyable and gracious living may bt found . ba, I Vi baths, paneled recre- htr*. Tha prica hai iuir bean reduced to $62,500- PUT YOURSELF ation room, family'sixe kitchen, b«ia- RAY STILLMAN ment. "Our 47th Y»ar" $17,990 State Hvyy. 35 741 • 8600 Shrewsbury INTO THIS PICTURE... Pick your own l«t this weekend. lnv«tt in your future by choosing the VALLEY OAKS RIGHT HOME through the RIGHT REALTOR AT NAVESINK

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Sales Agants: The Kirwan Co., 787 • 5500 Builder: Norco Const., Co. Model phone 291 - 3846 THICS... THIS WHITE COLONIAL charmer framed with baautiful E shadt frets contains living room with fraplaci, dining room, Icltchtn with dishwasher, pantlad dan and gam* room, optn porch, fhrat badrooms, I Vi baths and at- EFFICIENCY... tached garaga on a 75' x 180' Undicepsd plot. Vary difficult to match at $25,500. Opan Ovar Decoration Day Weekend, PREMIER EDUCATION.,. JOHN L MIIMUGH REALTORS AND INSUROAS OPENING Mtmban of Red lank Aria Multiple Listing Service \ 35 Rumton Rd. Rumion THE 40 REALTOR MEMBERS OF THE OF Dial 842 .3500 RED MULTIPLE Sugar Maple Estates . . . at beautiful New Shrewsbury BANK LISTING s . .-a community of distinction • KBVPefr A NEW EXPRESSION OF CHARM

AREA SERVICE . This li tht homa where Imagination ran fret. From the inviting porch in front to tht Coiy family room in back, Sugar Mapla Homes capture a new spirit of comfort and spatioumais within tha framework of tha tradi- ftM/ea GETTING MARRIED? RETIRING? tional.. A convenience-packed 2,300 square fait of liv- SALUTE... ing arta Includes four btdroorns, two and a half baths, Choice Rumion location. Large cornar lot. Low tanas. Im- paneled ree roam with raited hearth fireplace. Sugar mediate occupancy. Offered at 115,200. Mapla Homes are air conditioned and storage and closet space abound. The Sugar Mapla home has it all . . • NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK and all for you. ELLA WILTSHIRE Agency Completely 6AS EQUIPPED throughout • Sugar Maple Eitafei Tht Sugar Miplt Homa ftaturas alt gai htatlng for* 1480 Ocean Av«. Saa Bright : efficient maintenance freo operation the yeer i " A New Wiy of Life 842.0004 round. Heating ^nd air conditioning units ara by the bretie, the crickets, the scant Open Seven D«y<—Mamber Multiple Listing American Standard, Other very unique features' ef the pines ... til have a ntw lovelineis In beautiful Sugar Mapla. include dishwasher, dryer, built-in oven and range The land hai been left at it wa> and itaam bath in tht master badroom. M. gently rolling, wooded sprlnkleo! with wildlife...tnd the handsomest Seven ether models to choose from or ask about of Sugar Maple Homes have been our custom building service. added sparingly to the landscape. Set tha homa that excels all others • • • Just down tht road there's every* OFFERED FROM $)l.1?0 thing for fine suburban living... ichoolii churches, (hopping centari and transportation.

Sine* th» founding of the National Association of Rial Estatt Sea the beautiful Boards In 1908, its member* have worked diligently to protect the SUGAR •xelusive property rights of the Association in the term "Realtor" MAPLE PRIVACY PLUSI and its implication of high ethical and moral standards. Its use is HOMES Thlt lovely three-bedroom ranch located on a dead and TODAY street In Applebroolc III, It Kostled on a 125x175 lot with limited to members who, in the judgment of their peers in the busi- private wooded area at the rear. Living room with fire- Open ness, are persons with personal standards and business competence place', dining room, modern kitchen with built-in oven and 10 A.M. range, 12x22 game room, I vi beths and of course, a patio, of merit sufficient to warrant entrusting them With the important 'til Dusk Attaohtd garage, nicely landscaped and tn excellent con- dition. A real buy at (25.900. fiduciary relationships involved in real estate transactions; and who have pledged themselves to a code.of ethics governing their busi- SALES REALTY the McGOWAN AGENCY AGENT: BASSARAB ness conduct, their relations with each other, and their relation! REALTORS MODEL PHONEi 747-4452 .- "~ 258 Newman Springs Rd. R«d Bank with the public. Remember . . . every broker is not a Realtor. 90 MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGE , Builders: John Ziamba 747 - 3000 — 24 Hour* — 7 Day» ME 4 - 6426 Frank Frontara HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE* FOR SALE M»y 28 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RAY VAN HORN REALTORS WEEKEND SPECIALS HOUSES FOB SALE BUILT IN Mil EMUSZS POt SALE OVER A QUARTER CENTURY .TUWnCJflGHLANDS-Scenlc r., chamlng three-bedroora .en - . attrutlvt bom« A house of rare beauty and ranci IK perfect con4ition, % . chum in tmeeocaUe condition. MULTIPLE LISTINGS : )wner Hunt sell mm- baths, fireplace, recreation room, 5NOLLCROFT MX BOOM CAPB COD THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Secluded at tile rear of almost TREE-SHADED STREET — A most attractive Colonial. Large-liv two-car garage, fully air condi- . four acres with a sunken garden, ioned. % acre. $28,000. REALTORS a picnic groove, a brook, spedsped-- ininsg room with fireplace. Dining room. Kitchen. Den. Three bed- ml »600 to v«ly cuitom-bullt. three-bedroom OAK HILL RANCH THREE-BEDROOM Member North Monmouth inch, lust three year« old, wlti for- places in living room and den, Multiple Listing Service •al dining room, attached cine', "il Charming large living room with-fireplace, dining room, kitchen, HAZELTON 'ofmal dining room, game room, CAPE COD •undry room. T5H20 lot, clou to tiiree bedrooms, 1% baths. Very private patio. Oversized ohe«ar expansion attic, modern kitchen ani chools, tran«pMt&ttori, «nl mopping. :hree bedrooms, 2>/2 baths, maid's jath. Newly redecorated. Near ai: TicM at »17,9O0. Mortgm »rr«n«ed. . garage on large beautifully landscaped lot. Owner anxious to sell. Realtor room, hot air gas, air condi- ransporlatlon and echool. CONVENIENCE PLUS ;89 PER MONTH PAYS EVERYTHING HOLMDEL > $26,000. tioned, attached two-car garage, DISTINCTIVE CHARM 1 letter than new, three-bedroom iput, West River Rd. Rumson swimming pool with equipment $10,500 FULL PRICE ilth two b&Uw. dining room, rscrea: EVERYTHING PLUS ind cabana, 1>4 acres. $61,500. J35O DOWM TO ALL CJUAUFIED Ion room, lncloied iun room, patio 842-3200 BUYERS This brand-new two-story Colonial 1 »!th birbecue. . and attached ft«a«e, Lovey Colonial Red Bank home on dead-end street Has extea jj* FAIR HAVEN — Very inviting located in an idea) location. Conveni- beautifully landscaped,. IKttlft lot. ent to schools, shopping and churches. Muflt be seen to be appreciated, Prlce- that can be sold - hurricane fence -fruit trees - bewjhfuHy Member Multiple Listing frame Cape Cod. fireplace in liv- SELECT QUALITY Distinctive widx e entry foyer, four b\g- td nt $21,500. shrubbed. Living room with fireplace full dining room, screwed ing room, dining room, three bed- iftdrooms. 1 h baths, two-car garage, rooms, IV2 baths, full basement, THREE-BEDROOM RANCH dual fireplace, sun porch and hast' THE SMOLKO REALTORS porch. TTiree bedrooms with 1% bate. *£***£" =*# n top condition. Near everything. A ment. hot air oil, attached one-car ga- finished for play room. Leaves one nothing to be desired. 13 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE are bargain at 295 Main St., Keansburg rage, ample grounds. $28,500. $18,500 PRICED AT ONLY $34,990 787-0123 RUMSON — Quiet convenient lo- SHREWSBURY—Gold Medallion 1150 PER MONTH PAYS ALL HOUSES FOR SALE cale. Frame combination garage Located on Half Mile Rd., Llncrof HOUSES FOR SALE REDDEN AGENCY two-bedroom rancher. Ideal for BEACH AGENCY RED BANK COLONIAL • and apartment over — three (between Newman Springs Rd. an retirement or young family. Con- BROKER W. Front St.) aeal three bedrooms, in-town home. In rooms, one bath, corner lot. $15,-110O Hwy. 35 MWdlelown BUvermlnt Homes — 741-1200 'xcellent condition. Just think how 741-9100 venient to bus, shopping" and W. Dally to 8 p.m. Bat. and Sun. to 6. nice It would be to have low tuei, school. Immaculate condition. Of- 671-2727 sewers, and only a short walK to Realtors — Insurers All payments are approximate and schools and chopping. CaJl or stop in fered at $14,200. • ubject to VA-PHA approval. to see this fine home listed at $20,000, DENNIS K. BYRNE BARGAIN SALE 3 and give your morale a boast. Member of Red Bank Price reduced $1100. Novo-selling MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, REALTOR—INSUROR $9,900. Only $300 dtmn-^ajid approx CnOWBLL AGENCY, REALTOR Multiple Listing Service two^bath split, 19x11 game room Imatety $86 monthly. This cozy two } West River Rd. Rumson MUST SELL bedroom ranch style home Is »et or 741-4030 hot water baseboard heat, at- Phone 842-1150 63 KlvcrBldfi Ave., Red Bank TU-4030 NEAT AS A PIN - Immaculate, a large 50x200' lot, Ideal lor.a yotmi Opposite Molly- Pitcher Inn three-bedroom ranch with game tached garage, full FHA apprai- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING family or retired couple. Convenient tc sal Only $900 down to qualified THIS WEEK schools, shopping and transportation, room and two baths. Full base- Call today. RIVERFRONt ment, wall-to-wall carpeting and buyer. Offered at $18,700. IK MATAWAN IT'S VAN'S "hree bedroom Colonial in excellent No Down V.A. Low Down F.H.A FAIR HAVEN 787-6000 rea, living room with fireplace, din* many other extras. Sacrifice LITTLE SILVER - Three-bed- ng area, kitchen, screened porch. Veiy THE KIRWAN COMPANY price: $21,525. room rancher, 14x22 pine paneled MATAWAN TOWNSHIP rlvate wllh an Rcre ol attractive -bedroom Cape Cod with expansion Realtor, and Insurora ground a, Convenient to school! and recreation room, excellent resi- $21,990 RUMSON SPECIAL — Imagine attic, living room-dlnlng room combl Two bedrooms, two baths, dining room 160 Hwy. 38 W««t Keanabun ranaportation. Asking $39,500. ROLS- dential neighborhood, yet con- nation, nice location. Near schools, u largt eat-In kitchen, fireplace In llvinj Member Multiple Listing TON WATERBURY, Realtor. II W. a five-bedroom home in Rumson cellent condition. Only 513,800. room, den 15x42, paneled. Seven-yea OPEN BBVBN DAYB 'rout St.. Red Bank. in the 20's. Large living room venient to bus line. Immaculate LOCHSLEA HEIGHTS old ranch. Convenient to all churches 747-3500 with fireplace, dining room, mod- condition throughout. Offered a schools. Dead end street, off Ridge Rd EDNA M. NETTER $19,900. Five-room ranch, formal dining room T>on't miss this terrific opportunity a; ern kitchen, den, screened porch. modern kitchen, full basement, city we must move this month. 19S4 taxei REALTOR LITTLE BILVER WATERFRONT — ater and lewers lake privileges «18,- Two-year old split, four bedrooms, liv- Hot water heat, full dry base- $625. Telephone Today 741-9028. FAKMS—HOMES—INDUSTBIAt. BIE ing room, dining room, den, Vh bathp, ment, two-car garage. Extras, WEART - NEMETH 600. HOLMDKU-^COLTS NECK basement, double garage. Excellent BEYOND REFLECTED HEAT MARLBORO-FREEHOLD AREAS -ea. $35,900. $26,400. AGENCY Bubiect to V.A. and F.H.A. approval Away from city pavements lies thl! Dutch Lane Rd.. ]U) 1, Marlboro apaclous three-bedroom ranch. Centra P.O. Box 325, Freehold IMMACULATE FAIR HAVEN Multiple Listing Service alr-condltioning, basement with tile- Evenings 4624670. G38-9119 SCHANCK AGENCY. COLONIAL—Custom-built home, REALTOR VAN'S AGENCY, Realtor loor, *crcened-ln back porch, excellent Realtor ly landscaped. Don't fall to see It t 462-4151 linden FI. • Red Bank 102 WEST FRONT ST. 267 Main St Matawan 566-1881 cheerful living room with fire- Open 7 Days day. Only $19,990. 747-0397 place, dining room, modern OAK HILL tED BANK-RUMSON ltd rallei 787-5500 kitchen den, three large bed- 741-2240 LIKE OPEN SPACE? Charming four-bedroom Colonial ipl iround. Complete llltlngf, homei, Beautiful live-room ranch with stone with beautiful trees, on lovely lot 'arms, builneises. Member multiple rooms V/i baths, basement. 24-HOUR SERVICE fireplace In living room, Ceramic THE KIRWAN COMPANY fourth bedroom and bath perfect fo: sleep-in maid. $17,500, E. R. SNYDEP listing lervlce. Large private parking Taxes," $565. Asking $28,500. tiled bath, spacious 107x235 land- Campbell'j Junction, Belford Member of Red Bank neaped lot. FHA appraised at 116,475. Member of Multiple Listing, & CO. REALTORS, Five Cornera, Ilk Selling price S10.0OO. Only J200 down OPEN SEVEN DAYS dletown. ° RAY STILLMAN, Realtor COLONIAL, CIRCA: 1812 - Five- Multiple Listing Service starts you on your way to a new 671-2590 bedrooms .three baths, den, com- home. Call today without delay. "Our <7th year" OUTSTANDING Member of Multiple Listing 348 Hoy. 35 Shrewibury T41-SW0 plete privacy yet conveniently COLTS NECK 787-6600 Four-bedroom apllt level. Treea galo AU REVOIR - Means GOOD BUY - on one and three-quarter acre lot. 811 COLTS NECK located. Three-car bam, brook Executive's dream made VACANT b Ing glaas doors off T.V. room on WANNAMASSA and woods. $45,000. transfer. Meticulous design oners er THE KIRWAN COMPANY HUGE PRIVATE PATIO. Large eat- Sparkling new ranch. Central foyei 18x36' swimming pool trance foyer, formal dlnlog room wit Realtors and Insurers iitchen, two baths. BILLARD ROO Large living room. Formal dinlni Two acres of landscaped privacy. exposed bay anil fireplace, "guestable 160 Hwy. 36 West Kfanaburg in basement. Walking distance room. Three bedrooms, l1^ bains. Largt Small Colonial, (n elcellent tut*, lor Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. dining room. eat-In kitchen with de Member Multiple Listing school and N.Y. buses. 3 minute drlv eat in kitchen with deluxe Magic Chel couple or email Tamlly, Corner Bergen PI. luxe "kullt-lns." paneled master's den OPEN SEVEN DAYS to commuter train station. 15 minute applances. Laundry-mud room. O $28,900 if you're not a sardine ... four huge bedrooms, 214 baths, FULL to ocean. House five years old and irrage. City Sewers. Choice locatlo J. F, ROCHE. MI.1 Realtor, Long RED BANK BASEMENT, attached two-car garage PARK LIKE SETTING PERFECT CONDITION. Owner trans Convenient shopping. $19,990. Bullde Bridge Rd., Colta Neck {H8-495J. situated on 1 ONE ACRE naturnl am ferred. asking $24,500. Call 671-9041 UTTLE SILVER FARM HOUSE — Call or write for a landscaped grounds. Below replac" This delightful thre« bedroom home li in excellent condition with large liv- MIDDLETOWN Built In 1812. In a most beautiful, it- This way of living can- b» rtvprt uncomfort- complete brochure ment cost it J36.5OO. n% room and fireplace, separate diri- . FARMINGDALE BOROUGH cluded setting. Nearty lour' tcrti bor- ng room, patio. Nestled among the Three-bedroom, 1% story home on 55: 1 e ring woods and brook. Four bed* STERLING THOMPSON 150 lot. Full basement, city gas am COTTON RIDGE ESTATES trees. Eicualve area. In the middle Custom built homes on % acre am rooms, three baths, three fireplaces- able. Why not give us a ring today and Evenings and Sundays i ASSOCIATES — REALTOR 2O'«. water. Formal dining room. Immaci Pine paneled country kitchen, large late, full price $11,MM. larger. Located, exclusive River Plazi formal dining room, 28* living room, Matawan 56 CROWELL AGENCY, REALTOR flection of MIddletown. Five models find out what'i available. Our home com- 741-9204 and fiecoral living room, or family JUST REDUCED — Nine-room Utt] FARMINGDALE REAL ESTATE chooae from. Prices in mid $30's. den. Basement, three-car horse bam. Silver ranch. Near school. Perfect for 741-4030 68 MAIN ST. FARMINGDALE Nutfiwamp Rd River Plaz; & windmill house that would raak# an puter can answer almost any question in a a big family. Four bedrooms, recrea,- 63 Riveralde Ave., Bed Bank 741-4030 BROKER 938-397 747 - 4385 or , 747 - 1239 adorable cuest home In excellent con- I HAZLET — Split level. Three bed- Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn I rooms. 114 baths, large recraatlon room, tlon room with outside entrance. Twc MIDDLETOWN - Brigadoon Sou dition. Nothing like i£ at H5.0OO. Shown matter'of seconds. Remember — whether baths, den. tool shed and two-car ga by .appointment only. ELWOOD A. I Mpanslon attic. Wall-to-wall carpet. E*- raze. Extras Include two- septic tan SHREWSBURY Section. Attractive five-bedroom, 2 V ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor. 555 I tras. Near schools and buses. FHA systems, asbestos siding, air cond Not only bea.utiful tall trees, but bath bl level. Kitchen wllh buflt-I "Tospect Ave., Little silver. 741-4500. I approved. 100 i 155 landscaped lot. SPRING LIST lovely four-bedroom house, walkin, appliances, wood paneled recreatlo its 12,000 or 200,000, or if you want it I (U 600. 1 Ru»sedl PI., comer o( South tloner. flowering shrubs. Only 120,500 Call 747-2*19. Monmouth County, farms, acreage, distance to all bum lines, school an room, large laundry room. Nicelv lan1e MODERN CAPE COD - With 2!4 aorts 1 Laurel. T8T-6071. home' and commercial property. Many shopping center. ABklng $19,000. THE scaped large lot. $27,500. Call 671-954 on hillside covered with pinei, dog- built new—or want a lot to build ft on— real good buys. DOWSTRA AGENCY, 741-8700. NEW SHREWSBURY COLONIAL —Ex wood and mountain laurel bordering on lajce near Park-way entrance. See HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MERRITT R. LAMSON. INC RUM30N—Once in a while we Rumsi cellent condition. Four bedrooms, threi we have it. Brokers gat a real break. Here it . baths. Larse rooms, $37,500. 747-5380 your broker or call owner, 7U-8346. Realtors An older horn* In A-l condition oi LINCROFT — Trees galore! Cedai FOUR-BEDROOM — Centrally air con- i West Mala BL BTeenoK approximately % of an acre of w shakes. H-acre. Excellent coridlLion ditioned ranch. 1% nauis, paneled fam- A Distinctive Colonial Community 402-OUO manicured land. Four bedrooms, tw< Four bedrooms, living, dining, kitchei ily room, basement, 12x120 screened In with dressing room, pretty fancy? Tw breakfast bar. Paneled recreatic porch, landscaped lot In residential WATERFRONT tiled baths, powder room • on firs room. Garage. ExLras. Principals onl' area, many extras, FHA BTlluation floor. Laundry room off fcltchi Call 747-2533. *22,000. 518,200. Cilll 264-3392. Older house. Three bedrooms, twc library. Thin home has been metlculou. baths, fireplace. New kitchen. Clsh ly maintained and well worth the a*l LIVE RENT FREE — In your ow OLD COLONIAL ON THREE ACRES. washer. Trees. Shrubs. Lovely easy ing pries of $39,500. Please call o five-bed room apartment with $175 Ir LOADS OP CHARM — Living room maintenance yard. Panoramic view of agency for Inspection. 842-1700, GLAZ come from apartment and carrla 12x2C. Dining room. Den. Plo« Itltehtn Rarltan Bay. Sandy Hook and N.YBROO. K REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE- house. On attractive acre, 109' on rlv nith fireplace, beamed ceiling, two add- skyline. 291-1804. Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumaon. and on New York and local bus Itn itional fireplaces. Four family bed- Reduced lor quick sale. 229-4594. rooms, two b&ths. JIald's room, bain. pplebrook Agency wer NEW OFFERING — Clay floored Uston MIDDLETOWN BARGAIN — In excel Barn, picnic area. Three acres. S45.000. FAIR HAVEN. N.J. In one minute, that doesn't mean we lent condition, four bedrooms, wall-to THREK-BEDROOM — Trllevel, 1 LAWRENCE J. BCHILLINO. REAI/POR expect you to be floored In that time waai carpeting, 2S1 living room, private baths, recreation room, garage, % ac corner Willow Dr. ft Parker Av«., Diitino;uiih«d Cuitom Cnfted Hom«, individually but we know you'll see the tremendous yard with paUo, around a 50' tree. Own- Lincrott. $24,900. Call 842-3O0Q Uttle Stiver, 747-4131. appeal this lovely four-bedroom, 2Vt er transferred. Under $30,000. 787-44S1. ityled and built to order . . . from $30,000 bath ranch has in one minute. Besides RED BANK COLONIAL. — Three b<- RUMBON — Income property, three 950 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN _,.. (lmmtdi«t» occupincy urtiUbl* en mod«|j) Uie usual, home haa larse kitchen with FREEHOLD — Sacrifice. Dream hou* rooms. living room with fireplace, dti a-partmentfl, plus one family house, breakfast area, paneled den, finished on a hill. One full acre. Three bed Iqg room, eat-in modern kitchen, 1 convenient to buses, gross yearly rent- DIRECTIONS: Bread St., Red Bonk to HonflJB Rd. (J. H. Kelly lid*) gameroom In basement, two-car at- rooms, garage, breezeway finlahe baths. Lovefly residential area. Call fi als, H8OO. ABklng (18.300. McALISTER 671-2300 turn on Hording ond continue slrolghl on to Rldoe Rd., turn left on tached garage Manv shade trees sur- basement. Phone Sunday, Monday MI appointment. 747-0483. AGENCY, Realtors, 109 H River Rd., Fair Haven Rd. to model homes. round thin home. Coll (or appointment. LITTLE SILVER — Split level, foye; Rumson 8(2-1894. FOR INFORMATION CALL 741-1200 $38,400. GLAZEBROOK REAL ESTATE SPOTLESS LITTLE RANCH - Th« family room, sliding glass doors FOR SALE OR LEASB — 7B Port ASSOCIATES, Avenue or Two Rivers, bedrooms, 1% baths, plumbing In fi patio. 114 baths, ihree bedrooms, slor Monmouth Rri., Fort Monmouth. %Vi .Rurrraon 842-1700. another, flreplacs in living room, dlnin windows. Excellent shrubs and wood rooms. Private beach. lot. Save brokers fee, call now. 747-915 SPLIT LEVEL—Four bedrooms, base- room, 'modern atractlve "eat-in MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom •pllt ment, two-car E&rase, wall-to-wall car- kitchen, full basement, recreation room, APPLEBROOK RANCH HOME—Thr. level. Corner lot. Patio, garage,, Walk peting, paneled family room. Built-in outdoor exit to patio, two-car attache) bedrooms, large paneled family roor to shopping, schools, churches. ' Many swimming pool. Off Kings Hwy.; under garage, beautiful plot. A reafl buy o fireplace, one acre, attractive settln exlras. Must sacrifice. 671-1S00. $25,000. By owner, 671-0489. fered at $29,900. GI^AZEBROOK RBA Transferred, buy direct S24.5O0. Ev - BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ESTATE 'ASSOCIATES, Avenue, ol Tw MONMOUTH BEACH — Remodeled EATONTOWIi — Two four roomB and nlnga and weekends, 671-3704. W« art proud of these fresh excluiiv* listings. It you on sincerely In- Rivera, Rumson, 842-1700. lovely five-room Colonial cooled by bath apartments, clean, two-car ga- MIDDL.ETOWN — Large four-bed roor ocean breezes, W, baths, screened terested In buying a name, we have one or trie laroest selections of homes rtge, lewers hot water heat, fenced SHREWSBURY RANCH — Three be two-bath split level on large lot acrom In all price ranees ond styles In central Monmouth County. You will find WALKER & WALKER rooms and bath, living room with fi porch, shaded lawns. Wide, deep plot. in yard FHA approved. Call 642-4939, from nark. Eat-In kitchen, living room It easy to buy a home through our agency. Here are some of the reasons: place, dining area, eat-In kitchen w Garage. Tool house. Offered at 113.900. RUMSON — Beautifully landscaped one dining room, and den. Plus full base ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, dishwasher. Utility room and attach ment and city sewers. Asking $10,59 Realtor. 335 Protpect Ave., Utut Ml- 1, Over 2 Million Dollars residential real estate sold every acre. Prime condition houje. Basement. garage. Wallto-wall carpeting throup Call 747-5348. year since 19W. REALTORS First floor, living room, dining room, out. Owner asking $19,800. No agent ver. 741-4500. J. A compact, DYNAMIC ORGANIZATION I kitchen, lavatory, two glass enclosed 747*9425. SIX ROOM RANCH — Full baaemen ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Threw or porche*. Second floor, three bedroom* Gas heat. Largfi lot Carport. C four bedroom holine. Large corner lot 3. Personal Service I , and bath. Fourth Boor, larga bedroom MIDDLETOWN RANCH — Sevf MIDDLETOWN OFFICE years old, corner lot, three bedroom 787-0253 for appointment. In very deBlrable residential area Near 4. Specialists In FHA end VA mortgages I SHREWSBURY OFFICE and bath and storage Two-car garage all bus lines. May assume !. LAWR- storm and screen windows and doors throughout house. Nicely landscooed. ihopplng. 229-3463 aiter 3. 1 ENCE J./SOHILUNO. R8UU/TOR, cor- Other nice features Include 220 wiring, full basement. Asking price of beach. Half block to stores and bu Close to school. !, shopping, and bu: CUSTOM HOME WAITING WON'T HELP HIGHLANDS — Air conditioned ranch. All city utilities. You finish It to yoi $19,500. Call after fi. weekdays. 741-758: ner Willow Drive * Parker Ave,, tlttli $14,400 will quality this house for 30-year mortgage. Qualified vet no All knotty pine. Three bedrooms, living own taste. For year round, $11,000, Ii Silver. 747-4121. money down. Non-vet M50 down. Here is a three-bedroom room with fireplace,- Two-car garage, quire 10 E.ut New St. 842-3136. KEANSBURO — C9 Seeley Ave. Fi Maintenance free aluminum fenced-In - yard, near beaches. (14,000, room, bungalow, bath, shower room RIVERFRONT — Newly dMd»e4 chan- home with an exceptionally nel ideaJ for boating, swlnunlng, water WATCH FOR THE TEICHER SIGNS I siding, gutters and down 872-0304 MIATAWAN — Lev&t elevated cora< ftarage. Lot. 50x100. Near transport skiing, charming century old rustle WEST LONG BRANCH — Ranch containing four bedrooms, two full large living room with fire- ranch. Near schools and transport at loi tlon, shopping; school, church, bead pipes. Three spacious bed- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Hilltop Re- Extras. Low $2O's. 56S-77ia. $6,&oo. Terms. See H. Stegeland, eight-room Colonial on wide, deep tiree ceramic tile baths, paneled den, living room, kitchen with electric range, place. Tall trees, landscaped treat, three or four-bedroom home, Myrtle Ave., Keansburg, shaded plot. Four bedrooms, 1% baths, full basement partially finished Into recreation room, one-car attached rooms, V/i exceptional baths, large living room with stone fireplace, UNDER CONSTRUCTION — Threo ai 22' living room, 22' den, 15' marine garage, aluminum itorm and screen windows ond doors, built-in electric enjoyable game room, con- grounds. Home In immacu- game room, hot water baseboard hea*. four bedroom homes, ranch and v HOLMDEL • OLD MANOR RANCi room, spacious dining room, icroened •'Hotpolnt" dishwasher, master TV ontenna system, 320 wiring, 100 amp. late condition. All cMy titiU- On a tree-etudded acre of ground. story In Little Silver, within waikli Three large bedrooms, dining root porch, basement. Three-cair gance. Of- venient utility room. Base- distance of railroad station. $35,000 living room, two baths, year-roui service, genuine plaster walls, M-water oil baseboard heat. House too Ses. See for yourself. Call JUST reduced to $19,000 for quick sale. fered at 822.500. EJATOOD A. ARM- large for present owners. Will sacrifice for less than FHA valuation. ment and attached two-car Call now, 291-0900. E, R. BNYDER A $40,000. On be- completed to yo> heated oorch. Lot: 100x150. Taxes, $4 ETnONO AGENCY, Realtor, B65 Pro»- 671-3311 now! •pec lfi cat Ions. Blender Builders. 842-011 Walk to school, almost new carpetir pect Ave., Llltle Silver. 741-45O0. Asking price of J2U9O0 beyond comparison. Qualified vet may buy this garage. To qualified buyer CO., Realtors, 135 First Ave., Atlantic $23,600. 28I-635&. ' house with no money down but closing fees. Non-vet only $1,500 down, Listed for $16,000. Highlands. Members of Multiple Listing BIO FOUR BEDROOM SPLIT—BE CHILDREN'S PABADIBE — Dale dead- 30-year mortgaga available. $2,775 down. Call for appoint, Services. men*, large lot, baseboard heat. G HILLSIDE SETTING — Jmmaculai enit street. Three-bedroom expandable MIDDLETOWN AREA — Four bed. rage. Low $2O's. 671-0097. tree shaded, fllx-room ranch, three be split Large recreation room, aUaohed ment now! $27,700. FOUR-BEDROOM HOME rooms, tiled bath, large paneled fam JUST STARTING OUT? rooms, Vh ba-thn, dining room, full IN ONE OF OUR BEST AREAS KaraKe. Wnlk to churches. Newark bus, OAKHURST — Overslled Cape Cod gem. Living room, dining room, all* ment, fenced-ln yard. Asking $16,900. room with summer rpfreBlrmeM corn school. MIddletown. J18.BO0. 671.3449. Call 7B7-6234 With Sewage systems, four-bedroom! Garage. By appointment only nt S10.M electric kitchen, bedroom or den, modern tlte bath on first floor. Second With large paneled game two-baths. Den, living room, dlnln KLWOOE A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY RUM80N — ONE WOODED ACRE floor professionally finished Into l'/j bright, cheerful bedrooms with heat. RIVERFRONT RANCH room, dining room, two*ath, MIDDLETOWN — Buy direct from room find kitchen plus full bosemer ReaJtor, 6.W Prospect Ave., Little Bl WITH FRUIT TREES WILL LEAD Full, dry basement, one-car attached garage, combination aluminum storm FHA appraised asking $10,000. Ownc city sewers, and overlooking owner. Ranch house, three bedrooms, ver. 741-4500. FIIOM DEEP WATER LAGOON TO and screen windows and doors throughout house. Nicely shrubbed grounds One-acre plot enhanced with full bath, living room with dining Broker The Downtra Agency. 741-87IJ 3O'xl!V REAR PATIO OF EIGHT- approximately 100x165. 30-year mortgage available with no down payment a farm. Close to transporta- area, kitchen Downntairs — (extra, GRACIOUS COLONIAL ON MA ROOM, CUSTOM-BUILT HOUSE 28'X 172' of bulkheading and deep MIDDLETOWN — One mile from R< THOROUGHFARE — Ideal for profc to qualified vet. Non-vet only 5400 dawn. Asking price of SI3,500 warrants tion and shopping. FHA ap- bedroom, larjr.e recreation room 24x30. Bank. Lovely six-room Custom-bu! 16' SUNKEN LIVING ROOM WITH your Immediate Inspection. Excellent buy for newly weds or smell family. water. Ideal location. Living Plus utility room and half bath). 14x30 slona.1 man, home and office, $59 0 STONE FIREPLACE. DINING ROOM. proved and only $20,000. rnnch. Large eat-ln kitchen, dlnlr Owner, 542-1700. room, master bedroom and patio with full aluminum awnings, room, 20x13'^' living room, three bei M;ODERN KITCHEN, DEN, GUEST slorm windows and doors. Sewerage, rooms, one-car garage, utility roon EARLY AMERICAN — Big fam ROOM AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR. OUR NAME IS YOUR GUARANTEE I screened porch — all over- nice nix* lot. Clone to schools, parking, THREE BEDROOMS AND BATH ON OCEANPORT - All brick ranch situated in quiet location near schools, CENTRALLY patio, l'/i blocks from all buslinei houao with 30' living room wllh fin SECOND FLOOR. LOCATED ON EX- bus line and shopping. Absentee Army officer must reluctantly sell. Three look the river; offers enjoy- shopping and all transportation. Can $19,600/747-9411. place, den, and dining room, wll assume 4 ',4 per cent 01 mortgage hand hewn beams, sun porch, laundr TEEMELY CONVENIENT DEAD-END bedrooms, living room, dining area kitchen with 90s range and full cer- able living. Three bedrooms, AIR CONDITIONED with $o.500 down or FHA with STO0 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Invei STRBKT IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. amic tile bath. One-cor attached garage with enclosed folouiled breereway. nix large bedrooms, 3% natiu, thr two baths, kitchen, living down. Full price is (10,600. Call lor ment. Full apartment dwellng, fir car garage lovely tall old tress J4J.OO0 CALL OWNER. 842-M7!. Combination aluminum storm and screen windows and doors throughout Ninewoom home with many appointment, 747-08K. section, near harbor. Take mortgagi house. Shown by oppolntment only. Asking price of si WOO makes this room, dining room, den, and 201-0237. pretty area. Convenient, small barn FAIR IBA1VEN COLONIAL — Good "In- an exceptionally good listing. Qualified vet no down payment—Non-vet only extfas, foyer entrance, for- WATERFRONT HOME — Built 1961 rear, Asking $45,000. Owner will co law" accomodatlona. Fiknplace. Formal two-car attached garage. Im- has everything, including swimming' WEST_ KEANSBURG ~- Custom but' •lder offers. McALISTER AGENC! dining room. Den. Two bedrooms, batll, $700 down. 30-yeor mortgage. mal dining room, eat-in L mediate occupancy. $49,900. pool. May purchase with or without three-bedroo* ~ ' m ranch. Hotwaler heat, 1 Realtors, 109 E. Rive* Rd,, Rumao down. Two second floor bedrooms, bath, kitchen, dishwasher and dis- excellent professional building and 11)0x125. Near school and bus line. 71 842-1894. Basement. Two-car garage. S3O.0O0 HOW CAN YOU GO WRONG? LAWRENCE J. SCHILLINO, REALTOR posal, paneled den with glass apartment house. Call 264-6334, untl 7526 or 787-55M. OCEANPORT —Spotless Colonial style ranch only two years old. Cedar I1-15. HOLMDEL — Old Manor split lev comer Willow Dr. A Parker Ava, •hake shingle front. Three spacious bedrooms, IVJ tile baths, exceptionally sliding doors to patio and RIVER PLAZA — Four-bedroom Ca; Three bedrooms,' I>,i haths. 13 acre, Llltle Silver. 747-4121. torgi living room, dining area, modern kitchen with built-in "Magic Chef" LIVE RENT FREE! LITTLE SILVER — BrlcH front ranch. Cod. 12x24 knotty pine ramiiy roo patio, low taxes. Walk to schoo Cas range and oven, full basement and one-car attached oarage. Beauti- swimming pool, cherry wood Three bedrooms, fireplace in living extras $16,500, 741-8108. after 5:30 p. 284-18i acre. (21,BOO. 971-3084. of antiquity on the outside and brought up to date as much os possible FINE LIVING baths, attached garage, Reduced to $7,000. BAST KEANSBURO ranch Nice lot, close to shopping ar call 671-0590. After 1 also, 291-0120. LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom on the Inside, this house offers two brick fireplaces for those steadfastly Two-fftmily, four room*, each floor, school!. By owner, $17,900. By appol ranch set hick over 100 feet from seeking remnants of Americana plus chcerfut living room, formol dining PLUS INCOME I schools, shopping. Local and baseboard heat, 115,300. CHATEAU ment, 222-28M ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four be< road. Lot 125x475' with completely auto- room, lavatory and modern paneled kitchen with Dutch door 01 first rooms, large living room with flreolac express bus transportation REALTY Ren I Estate, 21,1 Carr Ave. INCOME PROPERTY — Red Ban extra larga kitchen, den, cellar, atti matic 2Ox^0< swimming pool Prestige floor. Second floor offers three beautiful bedrooms plus modern ceramic Call now to >see this two- K linn burg 7B7-5B84. garage, lot 75 x 130, FHA appralsi location. |]2.0»a. Owner H. A'. CarusoY tile bath, Two-cor detached garage win guest apartment. Widow, done, nearby. (45-50 minutes to Duplex house. Living roam, dlnlr 741-1676. family buy. Located in Ole' LITTLE SILVER -^ Ranch, Foxwood room, kitchen, nnd three bedrooms 116,1)00. 291-2898. regretfully must give up this choice and hard-lo-flnd two-story Colonial. Newark and New York). $1,- Park. Thr*« bedrooms, living room, each. Inquire ct 70 Main St., Oceanpoi Almcst an acre of ground. 132,500. Shrewsbury, it is close to RIVERFRONT—Colonial with screen 800 takes over low interest tile bath, gameroom In baaement ga- porch, built-in garage. ACTS plot Gl (More Classified Ads everything. Excellentschools, rage. Low taxes. Excellent condition. MIDDLETOWN — Newly rteCDrati ASSUME VALUABLE Gl MORTGAGE mortgage with $133 monthly three-bedroom ranch. Large eaf private lane. 21' living room with fire ELBERON VILLAGE - Well-maintained Cape Cod containing four bed- St. James Parish. Good con- $10,900. SCHANCK AOENCY. Realtor, kitchen. Asking *15.tKX>. 78T-7BM. place. Atop-saver kitchen, dining room On The Next Page) payment. Have key, will 8 Linden PI.. Red Bank. 747-0397. Three- twin size bedrooms,' VA baths, rooms, living room, kitchen and bath. One-can attached garage. Other dition — three-bedroom and SPLIT LEVEL — Four loonu, re Hot water oil heal. Offered at $39,60 extras Include roar flagstone patio, aluminum stprm and screen windows show. Call now. Immediate NEW SHREWSBURY — Ranch. Four reatlon room, den. On the river. $31,00 OaJ! today. H1IJWOOD A. AHMBTRON< ond doors, window shades, TV antenna. Owner out of state must sell. two . bedroom apartments. bedroomsdrooms, two bathsb&Uu.. Near schools. % sale price $16,650. Call 741-3094 or 542-3915. AGENCY, Realtor, B55 Prospect Av REAL ESTATE WANTED Anyone regardless ol cge or Income can assume valuable existing Gl $21,500. re landscaped, combination alumi 1 num Btorm windows. FHA upproved OOBANPORT — Income, riverfron Little Silver. 741-4500. mortgage. Only $2,490 dawn. Existing mortgage payments, Vtt per month, three houses, three acres. A real bui pay all carrying charges. Full price $16,200. $10,900. For appointment c RED BANK AREA — Younj, alxyeai Moving to Florida. $39,600. Call 741-22. old custom ranch. Three bedrooms tw If you like Dutch Colonials, and spill levels we hove an outstanding selec- EIGHTEENTH CEJNTURY — Colonial >rVE NEED YOUR 661 BROAD STREET 2068 HIGHWAY 35 farmhouM. Five btdrooma, 114 baths. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP •- 1 baths, two-car garage, full basemeni tion never before on the" market In Elberon Pork, Ocean Township ond Beiuliful tree-shaded letting. Asking homes for the prlca of one. Llv« Absentee owner sacrifices at $21.BM HOUSE TO SELL Oceanport. SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN . 671-2977. " tmmncuJate, two-slory spacloufl, sev< 652-6186 oi 542-D263. room home with full cellar, while rer LIST WITH FOUR-BEDROOM — 2'^-bath >pllt level from adjacent cottngp pays mo rt pa go NEW SHREWSBURY—Attractive on landscaped corner, ai 299 Nouwamp Fully landscaped with many extras level, on spproxlmalely % ot an acr SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY Rd. $29,50]). To see, call 747-MJ18. fenced. Four bedrooms, 2% baths, foi Open 7 Days * 24-hr. Send for Catalog Sacrifice at $23,500. Owner relocate! maJ dining room, playroom and study, Independent Lilting Broken In Florida Call anytime. 787-6440. PORT MONMOUTH — N two-car garage, 20x40 concrete swim pplcbrook Agency Specielilh tine* 1948 in; Real Elfoto eight roomi. m bath*, garage, recr«a- NEW MONMOUTH — FouMjedrooi mlng pool. Many other extras Reason Uon room. tWOQQ W2M5 * sDllt. large playroom, 2^-oar nrag ably priced, mutt st* to appriclat HO HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWM Property Managtmint • Mortgage! TRADE-INS EXCHANGES THREE BEDROOM — Oo» baft LitUl etcellcnt condition, N«r schools and Cail for »ppolntment weekdays ttu ctnjrctws. HUM Mil, transrf«rr»d. Aflrtag a p.m Saturday and Bunday all da; 471-2300 '217 OCEANPORT AVE. 542-3500 OCEANPORT 119,900. Mak* offer, qft-3273. HOUSES FOE SALE LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE Long Branch Apartments Limit Asked THE DAILY REGISTER Frid«y, May 28, 1965-33 HOTICE PAUL P. BOYA Taka ootic* tbM UtMtU Bk»omb«r« MOTrSCOETI„„.„,_„ I COCOVKTT trtdioi aa SUftStak lAvior * XHll BtWEBL'UUHiATfcS S rj)ttr Wm BRANCH — An amend-' at *. time w« proposed list night /elopment Program, but tMA that DAILY CROSSWORD cutewuiL hu ftpplMto tfct Mayor %M JS¥Atm U Grettten U rretfat 671-2544 CvmtAi cf Sbt Hotvaxb at Red Butt CUlm* Antes* K*acte> [meat to the zoning ordinajit* for- y CooncMman Edgar N. Dtokel- d plan would provide for fubure A.CEOBS x&.vuau (or % Ptenary RetiiT Z>l«uibuUoa U- -JTATB OF HARRY A. UUJtCi. bidding the construction of more •pid. rotection. LTow GL In place , il'JiiUQ iMMBBB MAMSMIWUROR otDSt (or premises situated at 230 Me-JR., Dtccued. '-•• EMMlJia BiflBSBU . 1IUDI OUR HOUSE IN chanic St. Red Bank, N. J. .' Purauant to ttat order of DONALD than 100 garden apartment units Mr,. Dink«ispie! said the pro- He also called for a measure 6. Flat- of tale aum aou aua - UU.VS ITN-ANCINO TO UB Oblectlonj, If any* should bt made X. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the bottomed JH«mb«r liuitlplt lilting s J. suffered another set back last speedalyzer to curb speeding oi the finest new shopping centers. This ttma the Township Committee will con. Immediately In writing to Jerome 8. i CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the or crackers M- IS Ib 17 ilder the same or confirm, and ratify Reed. Clerk of the Borough of New(County of Monmouth, this day marie, night when the Township council its streets. The second hand — 28. Pud four yiix old homo is net along a the same, according to said terms und tree-lined dead-end street. It liaj a large Bhiwabury. on tthth appnt;*nwlication" ou»f *"•the> underBlgned"""'-"'e" , disaftiroved four sections for but in first hand condition — ap- 30. Craggy % % formal dining room, Wllltamsburg condtUone, providing that no higher CLKARVIKW LIQUOR INC. Benjamin A. Parker, Bole Executor, Ih V) u 22. kitchen with built-in oven and diflh- price or better terms shall be bid for 080 Shrewsbury Avenue, the eitate of the aald Walton F. C Marlboro West. paratus will help this township's hill waaher, first floor laundry, family the said property by any other person, New Shrewsbury, N.J. llngton, deceased, notice is, here police officers to eliminate ^/< . room, and a den or fourth bedroom. deed to be subject to the compliance May 21, 28 (13.80 Klven to the creditors of said deceits.,, The building firm won a re- 31. Sower ti 24 ZS 2b £7 Only <2«,P00. Call today 671-1228. with the requirements of the Zoning to present to the said Sore Executor speeding here also. 34. Wealthy Ordinance. NOTICE luctant recommendation from the their claims under oath within s'~ David Farr's plan to diverl 37, Bovine y V/t By Order of the Township Committee TaHe Notice That Gerald H. Keller, months from this date. Planning Board earlier this month IS •a so HERE IT IS FOLKS of the Township of Mlddletown, eftlnfe R. Keller and Robert F. Downs. Dated: May 21st, 1W5 water from a pond near the cor- 38. Striking Treei, Trwi, Trees. 62' ranch. One- THOMAS T. CONRAD, /A "Ehadowbrook Inc.," have applied BENJAMIN A. PARKER for 213 lots in sections 2a, 3, success: 4 VA % % Township Clerk to the Mayor and Council of Shrews- ner of Rt. 520 and Gordons Cor- 31 54 IS acre. Bueboard, taj hotwater heat, bury Borough for a Plenary Retail 112 Bralnard Avenue 4 and 6. si. three larga bedrooms. All electric Hay 26 $6.97 Port Monmoulh, New Jersey ner Rd. met with no objections kitchen, «t ID wall-to-wall brick fire- Consumption License for premises sit- Sole Executor 40. Textile % uated at Broad Street, Shrewsbury, Messrs. Crowetl &. Crow ell This recommendation for ap- VI 16 4O place. Dishwasher for Mom. And fcldi— NOTICE , New Jersey. Vom the township's official body. Bcrew applet, pear*, grapes In wooded yard. Notice Is hereby given that an offer 14 Mechanic Street proval by council came only after % % has been received by the Township Objections, it any, should be made Red nank, New Jersey The state Department of Con- pine One unfinished room lor extra bath or Immediately In writing to Jean W. the township atorney, Joseph T. 41 44 45 It. bedroom, Patio and terrazzo porch. AH Committee of the Township of Middle- Fabry, Clerk of the Borough of Shrews- Attorneys servation and Economic Devel- 41, Transport V conveniences, schools, diuretics, bus town for the purchase of property lo- bury. M&y 28, June 4,11,IBJ27.G0 Grause, refused to let the plan- % lines. 201-2830. cated In the Township of Mlddletown opment informed the township 44. Period 4T 4£> 49 SOA (Signed) NOTICK being Lota 28, 28, and 30 on a map ners "pass the buck" when they hat objections to the plan musi of time entitled: Platt Mount for the sum of SHADOWBROOK, INC. MONMOUTJI COUNTY % HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINK $1,500 plus $30.00 for deed, fees, etc., Officer* SURKOflATK'S COl'HT voted in April to "refer" decision be filed before June 7. The plan 46. City SI 52 New house, estate area. Outstanding upon the following terms: CASH and Gerald H. Keller—President Nolle* to Creditor* to Present on the matter to the council. train MARINE VIEW, ocean and Shrews- that a hearing on the said matter is •40 Beekman Terrace, Summit, N. J. Claim* Against Estate is to divert 540,000 gallons o: % % bury river, 200' above sea level. One to be held at the Mlddletown Township ChRrlen Tru&x—Vice President ESTATHi OF PHILIP UEONARD, Last night's decision to "dis- 47. Green S3 54 acre. Three bedrooms, 2% bathi. 21' 39 Devon Court, New Shrewsbury, DECEASED. . . .. water daily, up to a total of 750 llvlnf room, fireplace, dining room, Hall on Tuesday evening 6/8/65 at approve' ' the final sections came spots of which time the Township Committee N. J. Pursuant to the order/of DONALD gallons per minute. % •efence kitchen, guest apartment, two- Eugene Keller—Secretary J. CUNNINGHAM", Surrogate of the Egypt car carafe. Hot water zoned heat. will consider the same or confirm and because the township council has The township rabies clinic wil paved drive. City water and lewer. 672- ratify the same, according to said 40 Beekman Terrace, Summit, N. X County of Monmouth, this day made, io»2 terms and, conditions, providing that Gerald H. Keller, Jr.—Treasurer on tha application of the undersigned, an appeal pending in superior be held Saturday, June 5, in the no higher price or better terms shall 40 Beekman Terrace, summit, N. J. Mary Eva Leonard, Sole Executrix oi court. iWO-BBDROOM. RAUCH—In excelled be bid for the said property by anyMay 21, 28 fl3.&8 the estate of the Bald Philip Leonard township garage, and Saturday, other person, deed to be subject to decpaied, notice Is hereby given to the The council is attempting to condition, wtUi swimming pooJ, in a NOTICE creditors of said deceased to present June 10, in the Morganville In- nice lection c/ Belford. Only $20,000. the compliance with the requirements upset a decision by judge G«ne 11,000 down, subject to F.H.A. and V.A.of the Zoning Ordinance. NOTICE Is hereby given that an of- to the Bald Bole Executrix their claims dependent fire house. Freehold Artist Wins fer has been received by the Town- under oath within six months from approval. By order of thB Township Commit- R. Mariano ordering the issuance Manzo Contracting Co., Inc.! tee of too Township of Uiddletwra. ship Committee of the Township of this 'date, Mlddietown 'for the purchase of prop- Dated: May 20th, 1065 of building permits for 20 homes Matawan, won a road materials • THE CURTIN AGENCY THOMAS T. CONRAD erty located In ths Township of Mld- WARY EVA LEONARD Realtor * Township Clerk dletown being Lots 13 and 14 Block 17 Ilosford Avenue in sections la and 1b of Marl- bid for $11,125, and A. Campo LEONARDO 291-HOO Hay 28 f6.6? on map entitled: Ocean for the sum of Three Silver Bowls Leonardo, New Jersey boro West. NEW JfONMOUTH ori-Mn 5500 plus (30 for deed, fees, etc., upon Sole Executrix Co., Middletown, for $16,925. NOTICK the following terms: CASH and that Messrs. Plllabury, Carton, & Barnacle Action was deferred on the FREEHOLD - Raymond Mali- president of the Central Jersey JUST LISTED MONMOUTH COUNTY a hearing on the said matter Is-to be 05-97 First Avenue Colonial. CIOM to ibopplng, triniporli- BUHROGATK'S COlinT held at the Mlddletown Township Hall Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey sanitary land fill variance foi er will be eating out of three sil- Bank and Trust Company — tlon, idioolf. Living room, fireplace, Notice to Creditors to i'renent on Wednesday evening 6/8'65 at which Attorneys Burnt Fly Bog off Texas Rd. ver bowls by morning. which has sponsored the society's dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, Clalim Agalnjit Kstato lime the Township Committee will con May 28. June 4,11,18 $26.68 Settle Crash Vfa bathi, full basement. Lovely yard ESTATE OF EUNICE M. WEST, alder the same or confirm and ratify The Freehold artist, president annual event for four years — «nd Itrdjcuplng. 128,500. A, FRED DECEASED. the same, according to said terms and NOTICE MAFFEO AGENCY. MS River Rd. Fair Pursuant to the order of DONALD conditions, providing that no higher TKOKMOUTH COUNTY of the Freehold Art Society, pol- went to Maher's "Still Life" in Haven. 741-1)332. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the price ' or better terms shall be bid SURltOGATE'S COURT Injury Suit oil. County of Mormiouth, this day made, for the said property by another per- Notlrp to Crpdllo™ to Present ished off the top prizes in the ROOM — Co-op apartment. in the application of the undersigned, son, deed to be subject to the com- Claim* Aralnitt Eiitate Democratic Fifth Annual Art Exhibit staged Judges Geza DeVegh, director Kitchen completely redecorated. Fenced Marjorle A. Zlmmermann, Sole Execu- pliance wtlh the requirements of the ESTATE OF DOHOTHY BARTHOL- In yard. Aluminum storm windows, oil zoning ordinance. OMEW BDWARDS, DECEASED. yesterday and today on the of the Old Mill Gallery, Tinton heat. Fort Monmouth area, $84 monthly trix of the estate of the said Eunice For $82,500 Including utilities after fmall down IT. West, deceased, notice is hereby By Order of the Township Commit- Pursuant to the order of DONALD lawn of the Hall of Records. Falls, and Middletown artist payment. Call M2-IQ81. given to the creditors of said deceased tee of the Township of Mlddletown. J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the FREEHOLD - Miss Margarei to present to the said Sole Executrix THOMAS T. CONRAD County of Monmouth, this day made, Control Issue He will receive the silver awards Mary Sheean chose Maher's COUNTRY ESTATE — On lake front, their claims under oath within six Township Clerk on the application of the undersigned, S. Killane, and her mother, Mrs Vincent J. McCue, Sole Executor of tonight at 7 o'clock when the andscape in watercolor "Pass- New England woodland setting. Over months from this date. May 28 tt.44 Ann M. Killane, 37 Norwood La. two acre*. 20x30' rustic living room MARJORIB A. ZIMMSRMANN the estate of the said Dorothy Bar- -how closes with ceremonies con- ing Seasons" for first in watef- wKh large, raised hearth fireplace. 28 LeRoy Place NOTICE tholomew EdwardB, deceaucd, notice Is Matawan, have accepted $10,00(1 At Freehold MONMOUTH COUNTY here-by given to the creditors of said ducted by James Higgins, presi- color in the professional class, Spacious pine paneled country kitchen, Red Bank, New Jersey in settlement of an auto acciden fwnHy room combination. Two twin Bole Executrix SURROGATE'S COURT deceased to present to the Bald Sole dent of the Board of Education. and his "Jersey Marshes" as •lz« - bedrooms, l'£ baths, full base- Dated: May 24th, 1965 Notice to Creditors to Present Eieculor their claims under oatii with- FREEHOLD -r- Control of the Claims AtaJmt Estate In six months from this date. suit in Superior Court. ment, torse barn and garage. Only Messrs. Reunsllle, Cornweil, borough's Democratic organiza- The Bank Award, the best In best in oils in the professional one 'of IU kind at 133,000. For up Mnusner, Carotenuto, * McGinn ESTATE OF" FRED M. KOESER, Dated: May 12th. 196B Judge Herbert Horn approved' pointment call ELVVOOD A AHJI- 34 Broad Street DECEASED. VINCENT J MOCUE tion is at stake in Tuesday's pri- show choice of Robert Barlow, class. STROMO A&BNCy. Realtor SSS Pros- Red Bank, New Jersey Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. 746 Broad Btieet, awards against Martin J. Scotti, pect Ave., Little Silver. T4M50O. Attorneys CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the Coun. Shrewsbury. M. J., Nutley, for $6,000 in favor of Mis: mary in the only local ballo Mr. Maher, an alumnus ol May 28, June 4, 11, 18 S28.52 ty of Monmouth. this day made, on the Sole Executor contests. Freehc of the amount bid NOTICE OF NETTLEMENT OF Attorneys tered by Monmouth County Judgi 10 Broad Street and be delivered ftt the place and on eteria on Sunday, June 6, at Counting on sunny skies again, ACCOUNT, AND DIRECTIONS OP May 28. Jure 4.11.18 ' 829.H Alton V. Evans is payable b; Ited Bank. New Jersey he hour above mentioned. The Stand- THE COURT AH TO REDUCTION -LEGAL NOTICE 3 p.m. Children from the school the society will hang tho show Attorney jrd Proposal forms will be furnished OF BOND. NOTICE the state unsatisfied judgmen May 28, June < 11,16 $30.36 upon application to the Clerk. MONMOUTH COUNTY NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT and surrounding areas are learn- today from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The award of the Contract for thli Notice fa hereby given that the a_ tSUIlltOClATE'S COURT OF ACCOUNTS fund because the defendant, Jei ing the fundamentals of.music NOTICE work will not be made until the nec> counts f>r the Buhscrlher—, ACTING Notice to Credltorn to Present ESTATE OF MARY B.' WALLING sie Gibson, New Brunswick, hai NOTICE Is hereby given that an of-Mimry monies, to do the work have EXECUTOR of th« estate o( said Dc- Clftlms Against Extata from the Atlantic School of TEACHERS' LUNCHEON fer hai been received by the Township been provMed by the Township in t DECEASED no private insurance. ccased will he audited and HtHlerl by. ESTATE OF EVA R. PERR1NE, DE- Notice is hereby given thftt the ac- Music, Keyport. Different types CLIFFWOOD — Several teach- Committee of the Township or Middle- lawful manner, the Surrogate of tha County o[ Mon-CS A6ED. counts of the subscriber, Executor am town for purchase of property located Ttie Township Engineer or the Town- mouth and reported lor settlement to Pursuant lo the order of DONALD Trustee of the estate of aakt DeceRsi Mrs. Joffe, who was more si of Orchestral music and soloists ers from the elementary school In the Township of Mlddletown being ship Committee reserves the right to The Monniouth County Couri, Probate J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of Ins will be audited and stated by the Bur Lot 153 on map entitled: New Keans- require a complete financial and exDivision- , on Friday, the 23rd day ofCounty of Monmouth, this day made, riously injured and was kep will be featured. recently attended the Annual buri for the sum of |1M plus J30 4or perience statement from prospective roEtite of the County nt Monmnuth am July A.D., 1965. at fl:3fl o'clock a.m., on ths application of the undersigned, reported for settlement to The Monfrom her employment more thai Quartets and trios also are Spring Luncheon of the New Jer- deej, fees, etc, . upon the following bidders showing that (hey navo satin' .t Ihe County Court House, Monument Linda Perrlne, Boin Executrix ol th mouth County Court, Probate Division, termi: CASH and that a he&rlns an fictorlly completed municipal work ol and Court Streota, Freehold, New estate of the said Eva ft. Perrlne, a year, was awarded $7,000 am scheduled to perform. sey Elementary Classroom Teach- the s&ld matter li to be held at the a similar nature before furnlehlnf pro- ceaaed, notice IN hereby glv«n to thi on Fridsy, the 11th day of June A. P. Jerjcy, at which time Application will lf»6S, at fl:^0 o'clock a.m., at th her husband, $1,000. Both sul ers Association at the Cherry Middletown Township Hall on Tue« . posal forms or upeciflcatlonn, or before be made Tor the allowance of Comcreditor• *" s o-f an.I•d• decease•• ,e(d r -to present County Court House, Monument an< evening 8/8/W at which time the Town* awarding contract In nccfjrflanc* with missions and Counsel fees, and dlrec to the said Bold Executrix their olaimi Court Blreotfl, Freehold, Nnw Jersev fered whiplash spinal injurie Hill Inn. They were: Mrs. Elsie ihlp Committee will consider tha same n.S.4Q:&0-5. The rlcht Is alio rciervcd tlons of the court aa to reduction of under oalh within six months from at wblch time Application will be mRdi FIRST AID SQUAD REPORT or confirm and ratify the name, ac- to reject nny or all bids or to waive bond. when their car was struck in ti: Coyne, Mrs. Lois Whiting, cording to said terms and condition! any Informalities where ruch Infbr- this date. for the allowance of Commissions Dated May 10th AH. 11)65. Dated: May Gth, 11)65 Counsel fees. rear May 26, 1963, on the Nortr KEANSBURG — The loca: Jeanne Smith, Anne Brown and providing thnt no higher price or bet-mnlliy IH not detrimental to the heat EDWIN D. BRAN8OMB, JR., LINDA PER RINK Dated May . • sible" from puMicAtr tod from oww Dtvliloe Who m*il -*• «a djAy. , AB.TV%aTVI vl^oo ittwt6b.Wy on /ettlvlcg coUtt 1cm, nuMdJaK rvtry stlor% in *4- mod. trUefei tefctfl Irom Authority *n4 DuLWs of tfat 3. The duties wf the Of- U. A patfolmto miM t&iu.ttlrit UUL' 1 LBGAX NOTICE— S* of tht TnJtto — tfac juveoUeg on ttulr probieaui at tt* iim.* al *rce-. .. ._. VUttlni, except oo polM* jwwl- Chief of Fotte* - 8ECT1O*? I. Cs.ptt.lns ihcli tt til Belf with all public veWclei, &w3 driv Cb&t d«eiud neeMMry to bt bcU fn BECTION L Tb« Cblef of Police , time* require their dlvl^kjns to co- are hereby prft*Krtb*d »M UAV, era thereof, permitted to Btit-nd In hU an th« bftsis of L study, of tht ia- operate In every way with every other 1. He ahall enforce or cause Ui be beat. He shall note and investigate, Wroament and' contrlbutinf itXJton, . evidence, «hUJ b« returned w the pri»- : or noust ot ill (tine, w vUftinr -v&ilt ttJBUO K01ICK b* the Executlv* he&d ot UK Police enforced, with such aid as rn&y be 13, H* shall be reapon*ible for l**P- oaar befor* he leaves heidqunter*. TIM toltewinf OJdlnuiw vu Intro-. Department iub>J*ct to order* of the, Division, and they shall suppress any especially during the mgtrttlme, ail ve- I In uniform or oo duty, except « fco-or friction which might ariae between rendered by other members of the po- hicles, the driver* or occupanU of ing of record pertaining to oHen*s The return of such property itiaJU bt lic« bus! new, any Uvwn or M*" duc*4 and puied first reading a.t a Township Committee. He shall b« re- lice department, the street traffic reg- and offenders involvlnt juveniles and established by the aeeurinf of » re- Mgular meeting of tht Mayor and ponslble for the enforcement of all Dlvialons or between Officer! fn their which may *»«lte tuspicion In any Township Committee of the. Town«hip laws and ordinances within the juris- Divisions. They shall constantly strive ulations ot the Township and the mo- manner. He will take «uch immediate eubmlttlng written reports of Ml ac- ceipt and the reoordlni of MOW in * °rp" Violation or my criminal" Hw. of Mtddlelown held on Tuesday, diction of the Police Department; the for Uie elimination of all distort! be- tor vehicle laws of the State of New action a* he deems necessary and will tlvitlei of the bureau to the Chi el of the proper record i. q. Making known *ay propoted May 25, 1865 «Jid will come up for fl enforcement of the rules and reirula- tween Divisions and within their own Jersey. / report the facta to hla Commanding Police and the Governing body. 12. He shaJl execute ill am it rec- action or movement of tht department- Ml consideration and pansage at regu tons «nd orders of the Township Com- Division. 2. He shall Investigate, or cause to Officer. He will pay particular atten- 14. H* shall perform euch other ords. al order to person* other than Jfcoit «ir meeting of the governing body to mittees; the dlcipline and efficiency or be investigated, all motor vehicle ac- tion to motor vehicles of all Kinds, ..jtlM as may be assigned to him by 13. Ht- ihfcft record ill complaints, immediately concerned In .thtlf «xe- be held on Tuesday, June 8, 1965, at Ihe Police Department; the supervision SECTION 10, They shall, when * cidents occurring within the Township: observing their .numbers and be con' bis superior officer. regardless of nature, utilizing the prop- the Town Hall, King* Highway, Mid- or Police work arid conditions through- member of their command is reported and he shall make such studies as fltanUy aiert for such that have been er records. »nd shal! obttln as much unable to perform duty on account ot ARTICLE XIV ° • r?' Conduct unbecoming «' Dflietr dl&tows N. J.. at which time and out Ihe Township; and he shall exer- re required to eliminate or reduce itoien -.r are Invproperty licensed or POLICE PHYSICIAN data as iha 11 b« ntcenary renting i and a gentlemen. . ' > •• dl&tows. N. J.. diat iwhic ht bm e hd cise executive authority and supervi- JIIIMM or other disability, notify Im- to the same. place all person* desiring to be heard mediately the Police Physician so that ie causes of accidents. .1 legally equipped. SECTION 1: The Police Physician i. Conduct subveralT* of, «oo; d thereon will b« given full opportunity, sion o( departmental work. He shall 35. When any person charges another shall have the following responsibili- 14. He shall make prescribed entries order and the discipline ot tht De- be subordinate only to th« authority of medical investigation can be made at 3 He shall cooperate with the Town> Delating to time disp*tchea, vehicle, THOMAS CONRAD tie Township Committee. tmce. »htp Engineer and other municipal, with the commission of a crime and ties: partment of Police. Township Cerk county or state officials in developing insists Uiat Uie person shail be __ 1. He shall promptly visit or cause designation number, signal or nature t • Publicly commenting upon the SECTION 2. All general orders to SECTION 11. In tne event of the ways and means of improving traffic rested, the patrolman shall, if there a qualified ajlstfltant to visit any sick of caH, an all parsons con- any Departmental member,, NOTICE he police department shall be Issued maud, the Captain will personally call conditions and In the administration or lined to prison cells to be thoroughly A REVISED ORDINANCE OP THE n writing suid only by the Chief of at ttie home of tne deceased; acquaint all applicable trafric laws. quire the accuser to accompany the may be necessary u Failure to report a known vio- TOWNSHIP OF MIDPLETOWN TO _*olice; said general orders shall then i. He shall promote traffic accused to the station house and there 2. He ehaJl ascertain whether the inspected prio r to placemens ! In such lation o( Ihe law or of the ordinances himself wilh Uie family condition*, prerer the charge. . detention cells > ESTABLISH, MAINTAIN, REGU- be communicated to and implemented make arrangements lor proper runer- through public education hy fi disability of any member Is sufficient the Township of Mlddletown, N. 3. LATE AND CONTROL TEE POLJCE by the chain of command; al escort, with the approval of the and developing driver cllnlce, bicycle 36. Under no circumstances shall a to warrant his remaining off duty, and 16. He shall assign »uch uniform per- v, Acceptance of a bribe, favor or DEPARTMENT OF THE TOWNSHIP SECTION 3. Th* Chief of Police In Crikf or Police; and render to the sa/ety programs and the showing ol patrolman be out of service or leave make such subsequent additional visits; sonnel SJ may be required to Investl gratuity ss a corrsidsratlon either jor OF MIDDLETOWN, AND TO PRE Ihe exercise of his duties shall h«,v« bereaved family every possible service rilma to school children and adults. hia patrol car without first notifying aa ehall be necessary to keep informed, gate any and all complaints, Uie performance or non-perlormanct of SCRIBE RULES AND REGULA- headquarters of his location and his 17. He shall dispatch or cauae to be the power to prescribe, promulgste, and attention. 5 He shal) prepare a monthly traf- of the progress, of each case. duty. TIONS RESPECTING SUCH I>E and enforce such order*, rules tnd ;ic report which shall be Hied with reaaon for leaving. Upon leavlrvg the 3. He Bbs.ll order sick or injured dispatched via Police radio all local w. Failure to attend drill or tchool PARTMENT. TO BE KNOWN AS regulations for the government ot the SECTION 12. Captains shall daily, car the engine must be shut oJf and members to return to duty wfcen they alarms with respect to stolen autos, THE 1966 REVISED POWCS ORl>I vhen necessary, forward to the Chief the Chief of Police; such report shail the iunltion key removed and main- of instruction at the time fixed, or members and employee* of the De if Police the following reports: consist of a slail-itlcal analysiu or all are sufficiently recovered and he shall police Information, wanted persons, etc. whenever ordered. NANCE. partment, from time to time, as !n| accidents find such other information tained In the patrolman's possesion. notify the Chief of FoSice to thl» ef- 15. lie shall mall or cause to be x. Swearing falsely in application iis judgment a re needed to mainl&l (at Names ol members absent from mailed, an acknowledgement of the BE IT ORDAINED by the Township duty and cause of absence if known. as the Chief of Police shall require. AJtTICLE XII fect. for appointment to the department of Committee o! the Township or Middle- discipline, decorum anrde-rs Issued to the Police Investigated all complaints relative to causes of same and recommendations Service Division shall be responsible 111 and making proper disposition '- lowing Information: lation to promotions, assignments, dis- pert*lnJn« to the establishment, rrmln- Department by the Township Commit the conduct of member-a of their com- for the purpose ol reducing the num- for the establishment and maintenance such cajes. a Time, Division or Section, name position of pending charges or findings teniflce, regulation and control there^ tee. -land. At reliction of duty In the case ber and severity of accidents In the of a comprehensive centralized police 6. He shall examine suspected intoxi- •.nd rank of each member who is re- of a Departmental trial, or other re- of, and to prescribe new rules *nri •t public properly, or ajiy other duty; future. records sysiem, adequately Indexed to cated drivers when such examination porting for duty or who Is leaving lated matters, regulations respecting such department SECTION i. He ahaU make monthly they shall properly forward a written SECTION A: The duties of a patrol- permit readv reference which will lend in deemed necessary; give testimony in Headquarters upon completion of ''" z. Refusal to do duly as assigned, In order that the organization of said inspections of nil departmental prop- rei»rt o( the leault or such investiga^ man in the Unirorm Division are here- Itself to summarization and analysis Court relating to same when required; IJuty Tour. or evading duty or performance tl department •hull be Improved and Us erties and needs ror the purpose of :ion to the Chief o( Police. by prescribed as follows: to pcrrr.it periodic appraisal of police and make a. complete report and rec- b. Departmental member reporting necessity requires, whether in uniform operations conducted more efficiently assuring compliance with department!!I SECTION H. They shall Immediately I. A Patrolman shall have such reg- ord of the proper disposition or all es- sick, injured, or otherwise Incapable of or- not. • • • And *>conomicaly. regulations; ant! he shall make month take chirg* of Department property ular hours or duty us may be pre- 2. The' Officer In Charge shall recom> sential facts, such report and record reporting for duty. as. Neglect, failure or refusal to •ports to Ihe TownshJp Commit scribed ; and when he is aaaipned to mend to the Oiler of Police a detailed lo be filed at Police Headquarters. c. Member absenting himself from SECTION" 2. Thlj Ordinance, incin in th» possession of any member of] written manual of procedure relaling, the Townsftlp of Mlddletown for pe- comply with or enforce any rule or •he of all amendments and supple tee wilh respect (o same. their command who, for any rettson, specifti, riaty, he will promptly and 7. He shall examine or cause to be requirement eel forth in this ordinance. seve-rs his connection with the Depart- thoroughly perform such special duty to the keeping and indexing oC police examined (Examinations shall be Phy- riod* In excess of 72 hours, exclusive , bb. Aiding any person or persona mentB that may be In effect, may he SECTION 5. The Police ChJef ahall records. After consultation with all Di- sical, psychological and psychiatric) aU of vacations •(r cited as "The 1965 Revised Police DP- E considered to be on duty at a.1 ment, and shall promptly forward aucli as may be ordered. vision heads, the Chief ol Police shail to escape arrest. ', partment Ordinance of the Township Limes. He shall not ltav« th« Town p-roperty (o the Chief of Police. They 2 Each Patrolman shall, applicants for the ^police department, d. All pertinent information relative cc. Assaulting a citizen or fallow ahip for any extended period of time shall accept no reslfrnatlon until all: nijrned to a post, faithfully, diligently have Uie detailed written manual dis- and make or secure a written report lo the suspension of any Individual - ol Mlddletown" the said Township of and alertly patrol every part to the tributed to full Division head9 for rur- of same; ho Ehall e?&m4ne or cause member of the Department. member of the Department . JJiddletown Being" hereinafter referred wjlhout first noUfyng the Townshp: Department property Is returned. ther distribution to all departmental dd. Being under the Influence of Committee and requesting; special SECTION 15. They shall forward such Ilimits thereof until the expiration of to be examined all members of the e. Record of all test warnings, as an alcoholic Jlquor, narcotic druir or ' |o u the Township. leave of absence, 1 his respective Tour of Duty. He must personnel, who shall thereafter be ob- police department at least once every authorized by the N. J. Department ARTICLE II " reports as may be- required by the ligated to follow the procedure there- ot Civil Defense. other stupefying or Intoxicating agent SECTION 6. He ehall Investigate all Chief of Police and Deputy Chief or not Idle, «It, lounge nr loaf thereon. in described, as though fully set forth twelve months. Continuation of police Department When required to interrupt hia Tegular S. He BhaH make an Investigation and f Unsafe Road surface conditions. ' ee. Entering any building while on heretofore Established complaints filed with his office against! Police. patrol for Uie purpose of rendering at- herefn. duty and In uniform except on actual SECTION 1. The existence of the members of the department, each and SECTION 16. They shall carefully file a written report with the Chief g. All incoming patrol and telephone police duty. every case of dereliction of duty, in- observe the police duty performed by tention or assistance to any complain- 3. The Officer In Charge shall there of Police of the death of any depart- calls pertaining to oftlclal police mat •ep&rale Department ot (he tntiniclpi. ant, the airreat of an offender, or oth- after be responsible for suggesting mental member, stating the time, ten and alt responses thereto. i ff. Leaving residence while on ilck government of the Township, designated efficiency, or the violation of the rules! probationary Patrolme1 n assigned to er police emergency, he shall attend to leave without permission ol the,-Potlet the "Poiic* Department or the Town- of the department coming to hia know]*' their command , and shall report to such duties with hiLslnes»-HKe dispatch. ehajifres to ke&p the system, operating cauae and circumstances of the same 21. He shaH be responsible tor the Surgeon. fthip of Mlddletown", heretofore ealab' edge; he shall suhmit report* of siidi the Chief of Police, ifS days prior to Upon satisfactory completion of same, In an erficlent and productive manner. particularly stating whether such death courteous answering ot telephona call* gg. Uncleanlineas in person or llihed If hereby continued without in- Investigations to the Township Com the expiration of the probationary pe- he shall resume traversing hln post in A. The Officer in Charge snail be occurred In the performance of duty U Police Headquarters and he shall dress. terruption and aa heretofore, shall b< mittee, together with such disposition riod, the manner tn which such duty responsible lor the effective supervision or butted Brom an Injury or sickness limit outgoing nnrt intra-d&partmenta as he made. Such disposition ahall bi the prescribed manner. or hi» own department and shall co- personnel calls to a minimum In nunv lili. ' Falsifying any official report. known as the Police Department or lh( was performed. 3. He shall. In im case, incurred or received whila in aclua' il. Cowardice In face ot duty. Township of Mlddletown, hereinafter re made within five days of the receipt AimOLE IX give his assistance for trie protection operate with officers In charge of the performance of duty. ber and duration. (erred to &* the Police Department. by him or the complaint other Divisions in maintaining a cen- ARTICLE XV 22. He ttipll be responsible for Item JJ. Failure to obtain sufficient tvi- Authority and Duties or of persona or property near his Post, tralized record system dence where the same li obtainable, ARTICLE in SECTION 1. He ahall report Immedi a Lieutenant If called upon in an Instance requir- Duties of Shift Office Izlng and receivln* all found property, , kk. Failure to report in cases of Headquarters of police Department .tely to the Township Committee the SECTION 1. Lieutenants shall carry ing immediate attenion; but he ahall 5. The Officer In Charge shaJl be SECTION 1 The Shift Officer shal for making appropriate entries on the I brutality, SECTION 1: A police station, which death, resignation or suspension of any out the orderd of their Captain. Such return to his Post as soon as rioaslblp, responsible for the care and mainte- be a member of the Uniform Di blotter and for turnip* such property II. Incompetence to perform, the •hall bo the headquarters of the Po- member; and he ehall take custody of orders shall not be countermanded or thereupon reporting the matter to the nance of the police arsenal, shaAl pre- vision Patrol Section and shall bn the over to the service; Division for safe duties of hla office. lice Department and ahail be known all equipment or the Township Issued set aalde except when necessary In *h!ft orfjeer. pare a written schedule Tor the regular senior officer In charge of the PatroJ keeping. to such member. oases of «me.rgeffi«y but when such ac- periodic cheeking o( all weapons In the Shilt. The hours of a Patrol Shift, shall 23 He shall be respmrihte lor the mm. Failure to properly mpport And designated aus the Police Head' He shall patrol his post In arsenal, and shall see to It that all transmission ot all police alarms, mes- , wif* or children, or dependent ralt- Quarters of the Township ot Midde SECTION 8, He nha.ll report prompt' tion Is taken he shall report to the open and public manner and shall not be established, by the Chlsf of Police, j tlves. town, li hereby established on prerri' ly to the Township Committee the name Captain, In writing;, the reasons in patrol on or In any unauthorized, con- necessary maintenance and repairs are SECTION 2. T*ie shift officer shall sages and other information with ac- toes know aa the Township Hall on of amy member who, by reason of age, each Instance. veyance, carried out. have overall supervisory responsibility curacy, speed and conciseness. SECTION 3. RESIGNATIONS AND 6. Tht Officer In Charge shall he re- (or the performance of patroi functions 24. The Dispatcher shall In ail urgent SUSPENSIONS. Klnr* Highway and Route 35, Middle- disease, Injury or other cause, does SECnONf 2. Tiieutenants shall thor- 5. He shal) observe alertly what takes 1. Any member dismissed, or re- town, New Jersey, not or is unable fully and efficiently oughly tajn.iUa.rize themjelvej with theplace in fflffit or wltiiin hearing, and .KHisKble ror the storage, maintenance on his shift. To the extent possible matters called to hl» attention prompt- to perform his duties. In his discre- and preservation of all property com- tWa reponsIWlity shall be carried out, ly notlty the shirt officer, who shall i iljrned from th« Department shall Im- SECTION 2: The Police Headquarters rules and regulations governing the! sha;]l report aU violations of laws or : i mediately lurreoder to the Chief of •hall be open for the transaction of tion, he may order the Police Phy- Department «.nd with all matters per-j ordinances, or suspected violations ing Into tlte custody of the Police De- In the field. thftn notify the appropriate otflceo- to sician to examine any member for the talning to Departmental business; and thereof, which are his duty partment; and ho Bhasll see to It that SECTION 3. The duties of the ihlf 1 whom such matters are properly re- Police his shield and other insignia of potto* business all hours of th# day purpose of determining his ability to such property is tagged and entered in rermble. of rice, together with all departmental they shal! transact property end Intel- 1 force. officer are hereby prescribed as foi - »nd night Including Sundays and holi perform his duties. Hirerrtly the business entruited to the property register an lost, stolen, Iowa; ARTICLE XVTI property in his possession. ; tuys. 6. He shall furnish such information abandoned and unclaimed property, e. No member ahall during sjiy SECTION P. He jha!) provide for a them, competently advising nnd In. and render such aid to any person re- 1. H» shal! b« present at headquar- SECTION I. GENERAL RULES. ARTICLE IV readily available reserve force that structlng their subordinate a in their du- property required as evidence, or pris- ters at least fifteen minutes prior to, 1. Each officer »hall read, be thor- period of • suspension, wear hit uni- ' Organizational Structure or Police llfn. They shall, at all times in their questing the same as may be con- oners property, oughly familiar with, and strictly com- form or engage In ajiy departmental will adequately meet any demands on sistent with hla duties. At Buch, times, commencement of his shift to (a) pro- Department ant) Responsibilities of emergrenciea thn-t may arise. official dealings and reJatforui with citi- 7. AU nnelalmed personal property vide for the ordeKly transition from ply with all rules and regulations as duty. Command within Department. zens and with members o( the Depart- lie shall give his name and badge- SECTION lfl. He shall report In writ nutmher In a re.spectrul manner to all which shall have remained unclaimed one Bhlft to another. receive prop- 3. Bach member will familiarise SECTION 2. AU ordinances or parts -•treets, highways, thoroughfares And able condition and appearance. Police SerReant neatly attired, sufficiently equipped and see to It that all necessary mainte- er reports from personnel on his nhtK. himself with the laws of the Federal of ordinances which shall be incon- T parks within the boundaries of the SECTION 12. He shall conduct »ours| SECTION 1. Sergeants shall carry In fit condition for efficient service nance and repairs are carried out 8. He snail cooperate with all Town- Bovernment, the State of New Jersey, sistent with the provisions ot thll or- - Township in a, manner prescribed no periodically (weekly or more often at out the ordarj ot their Lieutenant or 9. He shall examine the bulletin 9. The Officer In Charge shall de- ship Departments and authorized law and all ordinances ol the Township of dinance are hereby regaled. .« u to perform mo.it effectively the du- his discretion! at irregular hours, both Immediate superior ofTfcw. Such or- board daily before being posted to his velop a training program for the pur- enforcement agencies not Inconsistent Mlddletown which may be related to SECTION 3: This ordinance «ha!l ties of the Department. The principal, day and night, ror the purpose of not- rie-rs shall not be countermanded or] respective tour of duty and shall he pose of developing a highly skilled with his duties and shall be responsi- the Intelligent performance of his take effect immediately upon Its final though, not exclusive, duties or the pa- ' R the efficiency and discipline or set aside except when necessary In responsible for noting all orders or in- efficient police force. He shaJl keep ble for the prompt transmission through duties. passage and publication according to trol section are to prevent violations lembers In the performance of their cR*<*n or emfrjjency I but when such advised as lo (raining programs avail- official channels to aaiil departments 4. Each officer must, whether , on duties. action Is taken they shall report to formation contained thereon. able through ferieraJ, state and county law. . cf laws and ordinances; to gup press 10. In case or sickness or injury ren- or agencies of all report* received con- duty or orf, conduct himself In a Quiet, disturbance*; to arrest offenders; s,nri SECTION 13. He shall certify or the Lieutenant, In writing, the re-asons agencies; shall attempt to establlfih lo- cerning them. In all cases of an ar- civil and orderly manner, maintain- May 28 W12.M to jive sJd, relief, and information to! :ause to b« certified the correotneas fn each instance. dering him unable to report for his cal programs by recruiting guest speak- ing decorum, command .of temper and scheduled tour of duty, he shall, not ers on topics r1! especial help to po- rest made under the disorderly per- ill citlKene as circumstiuic?« require. •t all hills and vouchers relating to SECTION' 2. Sergeants shall throutrti- later than two IIOUTB prior io such son statute, the Shift Officer shall ad- exercising patience and dlicretlon is NOTICE the .Department; and shall maintain y EamlllaiiKe themselves with the licemen; and shall conduct in-service vise the Criminal Investigation Dlvlsi- the occasion might require. (hi The Patrol Section shall have tin accurate account of all supplies or- duty tour, report such anticipated ab- training courses In cooperation wilh , Take notice that The Spirit Snot. Inc. charge of the operation o[ all com- rules and regulations governing the sence to the shirt officer on duty. Sub- other Division commanders. slon In order to Insure a thorough in- 5. Members shall refrain from in- T/A The Spirit Spot haa sjouad to dered by and delivered to Police Head- Dep&jrtjmnt and wilh all matters per- terfering with civil cases except where munications systems within the Police quarters. sequently, when again available for vestigatlon, and the Criminal Investiga- the Mavor and Council of the Borough Department Including the tale phfwi* taining to the Departmental business; duty, he shall, not later than two hours 10. The Officer in charge shall main- tion Division shall make such Investl necessary to prevent a breach of of New Shrewsbury for a Plenary Ra- •witchbaajd, teletype and radio sys- SECTION U. H« shall submit to the and they ahall tranffiict properly and prior to his duty truir when lie will he taJn an Identification^ section which gallon as shall be required prior to peace or to quell a. disturbance actual- tal! Consumption License for pramlsei tem. Township Committee monthly reports Intelligently the busln^fn entrusted, to available, notify the shift officer to shall provide photographic and finger- release on bail. ly commenced. them, competently advising «nd in- print facilities to the police depart- situated at 1202 Sycamore Aveau*, ic» The Patrol Section shall have of (1) Names or all persons absent1 that effect 4. He shall cause to be notified the S. No member shall be permitted to New hhrow-ihury, New Jersey, 1 Charge of the detention and transporta- From duty and cause of absence, if structing their subordinates in their du- ment and shall be responsible for the following persons or offices In the fol solicit for, or suggest, or recommend known; i2t Any change of residence ties. They shall, at all tlrnes in their, II. He ehall report to the »1 training of personnel In Its use Richard L. Madsen, President - tion of prisoners and ahull Include the orrifctal deaaing* and relations with citi- lowing situations: any attorney; no member shall become 20 Devon Court •ervlces or police matrons when re on the part of an Indivldu&l, member fleer the existence of the carcass of 11. The Officer in Charge shall pro- iurety for any person arrested for a or mpmhem; I.I) Copy of MonthJy Uni- zens and with members of the De- any animal observed in a public street ' a) County Prosecutor'(i office, the New Shrewsbury, N.J. male prisoners are Involved. partment, be an example of intelli- lot or any puWic place for the pur- mulgate rules and regulations governing PlroB^utor or one of his Aitsistarrtr crime; nor shall any member release Isahc H Madsen, Secretary The Police reserves, which In form Crime Sheet. the use, care and maintenance of the 1mmediately upon any occurenpe o a prisoner from custody except as pro- Kence, efficiency, promptness, accuracy pose or having same removed PoJlce pistol range 20 Devon Court •ludei Special OfTlcera when perform SECTION 15. He shall keep fully and courtesy. 12. He shall, when notified hy a .,„• homicide, serious crime, of violence vided by law. New Shrewsbury, N.J. bis; police runctlons other than clvl. id accurately informed of all meetinga perlor officer or nny dereliction or neg- •12. He Khali be ' responsible Tor tht against tne person or death of sus- 7. Members are prohibited from acts STOCKHOLDER* defense functions, shall be «ut>Ject to within the Township likely to attract SECTION X Serjrea-nLi shall IH to training of police personnel in the ad- picious nature, whsther occurlng during of participation In politics other than large numbers of persons ft-nd. If nec- it that all personnel under their com- lect of duty, Immpriiately fxplain the ministration o' chemical teata ror Ihe Rlohdrd L. JIadsen fee Jurisdiction or the Patrol Section fact! to such "Ulterior officer. If thft night or day the exercise of the right of suffrage. 20 Devon Court let AduJt school crossing guards aha I, essary, recommend the presence of mand properly carry out orders and detection of Intoxication. b. Otrice of the Alcoholic Beverage 8. No member shall be allowed to New Shrewsbury N.J. be KUbjfCt to the Jurisdiction of thi adequate poJlce service at such a*- duties assigned to them, and they shall to submit a written repnrt ... Hi. In Ecncrai the Service Dfvisfoii scelve a.ny present, gilt, or gratuity report any dereliction of duty to their the Chief or Pollcp, hp shall comply Control as soon as practlcaibe upon Isabel H.. Madsen Patrol Section. emblaRM. promptly, with such order leaving such will be responsible lor all secondary the occurrence of R major crime on rrom any other member rtf the De- 20 Devon Court SECTION 3: The Traffic Section 1 SECTION 16. He shall supervise the immediate superior. police tasks assigned by the Chler of any premises licensed for the Bale ol partment or from any member of the New Shrewsbury, N.J. preparation and presentation o( all of- \TtTICLE XI report with the Shift Otficpr. Police, which taska have not been as- ri« rally charged with the fallowin 13. He shall pay particular atlenion alDholic beverages. public except upon retirement from the J. fe Madsen ictlonn: ficial mutters Involving; the Police TJe Officer In Cha,r«e signed herein to any other Division. Police Department or as authorized Beli-enTrc Ave,, E parlment in Court; provide for atten^ of the rniform Division • any uncoupled dwellings and build- c. The Federal Bureau oT Invesllga (a> Traffic entfneerlnj; which ghni, Ings nn his respectjve post, protcctlnc tlon (Newark, New Jersey Office) In by the Township Committee and Chief Plflinfleld, N.J. ,* .. •si com pass thi making of speed sur- f or all. ntcrssnry witnesses and SECTION I. Tire Officer fn charge u'niuer-in-vnHrpe of Police. such property from theft and damaKe any case involving; the use ot out of F'.in. artf spec!fleat/drii ot "butming veys, traffic counts, accident loca hern; nnd provide for the atten- of the Unirorm Division ahsli have Of The Crlmlna-I Investigation Dlvialo.. 9. No member shall solicit funds o: dance of the Township Attorney to act H. He ahull be expected to know state registered moto1r vehicle report- to be constructed may be eumtd at tion studies «nd atatfstica] analyses r« over all Bupervlsion of the Patrol and SECTION 1. The duties nr the Of- pfl hs TL stolen vehlc !* when such behl-contributions of any kind by mall, lated thereto. aa Prosecutor. Traffic Sections. the boundaries and conrines of each ficer in Charge of the Criminal In- the orric? or the Municipal Clerk SECTION 2. The duties of the Of- post, whether designated a« traffic or cle is recovered within the Township. telephone, letter or In person otheri Objections, ir any, should be made Puollc education which shall en SECTION 17. He Bha.ll cause i nv patrol car posts, and all pertinent in- vestigation Division are hereby pre- d. The County Road Department than pursuant to the provisions of Re- i Immediately in writing to Jerome 8, eompau such actJvJtlps an driver clSn mediate investigation to be instituted ficer In Charge of the Patrol Section scribed as follows: 1 and written reports to be submitted arw hereby prescribed as follow*: , formation relating thereof when County property mich as signs, vised Statute 2a:170-20 of the Disorder- Heed, Borough Clerk, Borough of New ics. bicycle safety propnajns and th l H 3ha note Hl] Htreel aml si( 1. He shall gene-r^Uy be cnar^eaW/* bridges, etc. are d&magtd aa s re- ly Persons Statute. Shrewsbury, .V.J. •howint; of film* to school children and Io the Township Committee of all cases 1. He shail be responsible for the' t w . " ie- wiiii the supervision, the operation and sult of automobile accident or other 10. No member shall issue or cause adults so a J to inculcate safety halms, Involving personal Injury or damage preservation of the public peace; the! walk obstructions and hazarda remov- the carrying out of all functions ~ THE SPIRIT SPOT, INC. to property whereby the Township cauae. to be issued so called "Courtesy 1202 Sycamore Ave,. (c» Traffic enforcement which shai protection of life and property; thej ing same when practicable. All haz-signed to this Division, supervising sitcji e. Township Physician In any -,c Cards" or similar credentials of like •ncomp&M such activities as aedden' may be claimed to fo* liable. prevention of crime; and the enforcing ardous conditions not readily correct- officers as shall be assigned by the New Shrewsbury, N.J. o( all laws and ordinances of the Chief of Police to his Division. when police department- personnel are nature. fcivestifi,Uons%nd selective enforce^nien' SUCTION IS. The Chlel of Police able will be reported to the Shift Of- Injmed In line of duty '(this, does not 11. Every member ahall report to May 21, 28 I1T.4S tbrouch Vadar prQ^ramn. fchall, during change of JK&son and fn TownshJj* by members ot hi* Section ncer Immediately. In cases of fla- 2. He' shall cause to be maintained 1 throughout the Township. Ht »hall be grant violations nn Uie part or proper- preclude the right of the Injured per- the Building Inspector any violations SECTION 4. The Criminal Investlga conrormance with weather conditions, a complete and accurate record of all son to summon a private physician of of the Township Building Code which NOTICE tlon Division la generally charged with prescribe uniform standards. directly responsible for the> discipline iy owners, merchants or contractors Investigations assigned to the Division, and *rrlcie-ncy of the force and, per- he sha i Bubmit anrl file a separate n* and shall be responsible for assigning his own choice.') may come to his attention. Take notice that Bilow, Inc., has ap- the following functions: SECTION lfl. The Chief shall, when t. The Chief of Police, the Deputy 12. Each member of the Depart- fa> The prevention or all crime; thi possible, report In person at all itrioui sonnel under hla command. port citing the violation observed In such personnel aa shall be necessary plied (o the Mayor and Council of fires or riot* In the Township, with 2. He shall, wltih the approval of the cases of debris, ashes, garbage or oth-to Insure the prompt and efficient dls- Chief of Police, the Captain of Police ment, when required to give testimony the Borough of Red Bank for a Plcniry Investigation and solution at crlmlna' er °"«n*^5 rnatter being thrown Into anrl Officers-In-Cflarge of the Criminal or make any official deposition or CASM; apprehension ot offenders; loca a view to protecting the live* snd Chlpr of Police and ror the purpose of (lnclr dinbeing thrown Into positlon of each Investigation Retail Consumption w;Broad Package tlon of mlsBinR persons; iuppr-esaion property or the Inhabitants. carrying out the work of the Section « S sidewalks) he 3. He shall advise the Chief of Po- Investigation Division and Traffic Sec- statement, shall give such testimony Privilege license /or premise! situated of irambllng and vice; conducting o:' SECTION 20. The Chief of Polle* divide the Township into parts, oi, ?£ 'wthwith give verbal notice to lice as to the status of all current in- tion, Director of Civilian Defense and or make such statement clearly and at 64 Monmouth St., Red Bonk, N. J. - MUraditlon proceerilngs; recovery ol shall, whenever suspicion of tn incen beats, for the day and also for Uie me offender to remove same; and Ifvestigations and progreaa thereon, and Disaster Control, and Chairman or Pub.truthfully stating all Information such Objections, IE any, should be made diary lire is reported to him either night. A patrolman shall not be as not obeyed forthwith, he shall file a He Sarfty Committee immediately upon member may have- with respect to the Immediately in writing to John Bryaa* lost, stolen and strayed property; ser formal complain!. shall submit or cause to be submitted Ihs occurrence of murder fatality (oth- nature of the Inquiry. Vice of warrants; Investigations re- by members or the Pole* T>epartment signed a po»t or beat In which he re 1, a daily activities report of the busi- Clerk or tht Borough of Red Bank. QUlr*d by local ordinance or gt«.te «tat or hy a »uj>*rior officer of the- Fire orary absenc he shall be in control of th« entire ment or prisoners. When any prisoner "Police Cars Only" and shall see that the case may be. DUMPING OF GARBAGE, SEW- department. is round to be In need of medical at-j that no departmental memibera tcept departmental personnel shall not park AGE. RUBBISH, REFUSE AND Of a Command Inn OfMcer when ni tentlon he itmll cause him to be con- personnpI of the Orimlna I Inv lfl. Every officer assigned to radio eOxJ* provision J« made by ompeten SECTION 2. During the nb»t T4, Prior to termination o/ Tour ot I ,.>.,f-.1iuri tw tne urimlnal Investifta- private vehicles in such location, patrol car duty and every or- OTHER WASTE MATTER WITHIN authority, the command nutomatlcnll; disability of the Chief of Police he veyed to a hospital, if neeeasary, or r>ut.v he shall cntiHc any police vehicle | tlon Section nnd the Service Division 12. lie ahall be responsible for the ricer Asjlgnrv) io nven\ng and nijfht THE LIMITS OP THE TOWNSHIP nhall possess temporarily nil the pov promptly secure the services or the who ,ir» charged wiUi record-keeping datekeeping, necurlty, and Issuance OF MIDDLET0WN, AND PROVID- - devolves upon the subordinate p-rpse Police Physician ror mien prisoner, if to which he nhfll] be assigned to be tours of duty will be required to carry .next in rank, or upon the aubordlna! em, responsibility and authority ant! (tervtced at the Township gara/je, shall or arsenal and related equipment at: the baton. ING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION •thnll perform temporarily all the du lh« Police Physician is not available riles and records unless specifically au- THEREOF. 'present with itenlorlty II rank Is equa.. he shall obtain the services of the cause the gasoline and oil supnly to ithorlzcrl by hlgtier authority. Police Headquarters, tilting precaution: 20. Every oHIcer Is required to give Within any Division -or Stctlon. how- ties of the Chief of Police. he repjpnfshed as required and Ihr In- that no patrolman shall have posses- Immediate, prompt and courteous at- BE IT ORDAINED by the Townihlp •VST, during the temporary abaencf oi SECTION 3. He shall have an of nearest reputable physician. terior of ihe vehicle lo be placed in 8 I SECTION 2. There shall be estab- sion of a key to a place of storage or Committee ot the Township of Middle- My condition lished within Ihe Criminal Investigation tention to any complaint made In per- an officer, his authority shall automat- fice located In Police Headquarters «itf 8. He ahall make thorough Investiga- Ufvisfnn a Juvenile Section, to wr" ihe combination of any departmental son or by telephone, making reason- town in tit* County of Monmouth' and ically and' temporarily devolve upoi shall have such hours oT active •rititjj tion into the cause of Injury or death 23. He shall carry with him while a qualified officer nhnli be assigned us «ar« or tile cabinet. able effort* to latijfy such complainant. State of New Jersey: the subordinate present within the Dl as may be prescribed by tht- Chlei of any prisoner brought into or con- in ft radio patrol vehicle, a writing Officer-in-CharKe. The Officer-in-Cliarge 13. H« shall be responsible for the 21. Every member shall act in a SECTION 1. No penon, firm or viaion or Section next in rank, oi or Police. fined at the Police Station, and Khali board, complete with papflr. f*v the of the Juvenile Aid Section shall have security or Police Headquarters. civil and respectrul manner not only corporation shall carry, cart or other- with seniority if nuik is equal. ARTICLE VIII submit detailed reporta of same to the in* following responsibilities: SECTION 1, The Dlsparch function to ihft public but Also to mperlnr of- wise transport from beyond and outside (c) Members of the Dponrtment wh Duties—Captains Chief of Police. nhaii be under the supervision of the ficers, fellow officers and to Township the limits of the Township of MloMU- may be placed temporarily in the po SECTION I, Captains shall have .. He shall develop policies an Shirt Officer. town any garbage, sewage, rubbish, !». He ahall, when necessary, nt every proprograg am torfor the operation of such flec-d a ofriclalB. tJUofi or a member of nlglier rank bj immediate supervision and con I rot, public election detail on* or more pa 1. The Dispatcher shall be fRmiUar 22. Every member when reporting refuse or other, waste matter Tor the proper authority ahnll exercise the au- subject to the orders or the Chief o: irolmen to each polling place In tin tion within ththee framework of departflec- with and governed by the rules and purpose or disposal on any public W ment procedureproceduress, »r duty must be neat In his personal, thority and perform the duties of euc\ Police an<| the Deputy Chief of Police, Townihlp to enforce til* law. prr.ifrvf reflations of the Federal Communi- appearance and in conformlLy with private property within the limits-of higher position: and they «liall lie heh of all Linuienant*, Sergeants, Patrol the peace and protect the ballot boie.i, .2.. ..H„e .,.,..,shal1l undertakuNiici.tine tiao uiBiiiinstilJl Iinn cations Commlsaion relating to the " the Township of Mlridletown. responsible in like manner as If r*KU men, Clerks and other *mployees m machlnen. rpconu, and oiher flfctlon| every depnrimentnnrlmentnl membeb r A feeling lien of rndlo dispatcher. prescribed regulations, and all \sn AMfjenfi to their division. T7t#v rormed office™ when on duty SECTION 2. AB used In Ulls ordi- larly appointed to such office. They equipment. A!«o ht> #hJ*Jl fmir the Town- of responsibility for the success of pro- 2. He shall remain &t a designated wear their respectivo shields on the nance, thft terms "garbage, newasje, •hall not alter or countermand any thalMiave such hours of duty as the ship frequently during such elect Inns r.ims nnd policies tin Instituted po.it diirinp the assigned period or time rubbish, refuse, or other waste matter" order Issued by ih* membe r whos ciupr or Police may prescribe. to see that all patrolmen are on duty rWolmen openuin* polire outside of the outermost garment worn, «hall not „,„„, hi_- 3. He shall formulate fl cn-rcfui study nnd flhall In the discharge of his du- over the left breast »o lhat tht entire shall Include, but shall not necessarily plac* they temporarily occupy, excep SEJ7TION 2. Thf Police Cnptaii ami to insure gnod onlcr, ri]y use linneCM of the Juvenile delinquency problem when tlie expertlemcy of police biml y ties act In a dignified, courteous and shield li easily and distinctly ieen. be limited to, the following; decaying . error m all duties required of him lo 10. He shun report or cause to Esch radio pat™! r. wilh in the Townnhlp of MIdrtletown, proper manner. ,' and decomposing substances, waste ness demands. , be performed In connection with the reported, to the commanding officrH all N. J., HIKI maintain a continuing pro- X He shall rerriaJn at the desk until 23. Every member shall immediately paper, Junk, (lend anlmnls, ashes, dis- PJvtslnn la which he aiiaJ) be fmlgner) nt (he Criminal Inve.iilgatlng F>Jvl,i!on: (*il at a slow rat* of epecd cram ror th* prevention and control report lost or any ihieti oc other in- «tl Upon all occa'ilonK *fih a Hod; »n roiitinp pntrol a riff must conform of Juvenile iteilnquency. properly relieved unless otherwise re- signia of office to the Chief o( Police. carded clothing, furniture, beddlnf, •f members of the Drpartmrnt Is "« hy the Police Chltf and under his all caitrit arising In the Township •~ -Jl traffic regulation," nulred to leave temporarily in (fir per- boxen or crnlra, gr&sa, hedg* trim- •embled, tne ranking o[#r shall ***• supervision. which involve* ihf commission of sr- All rrports ' He shall make frequent inapec- formance of his duties for reasons of 24. Nn member ihall, while In uni- mings, ynrri rakines or tree stumps, command and he will be held respon SECTION 3. CapUlnii may eMablinh lon, robbery, hnrglnry, ranf, murder, ..« of an public places which nor- personnel necessity. When such ncceir rorm, enrry any large bundle, pack- such article* and things ni are regu* . •Ible for (hr official action and con ich minor rules •« they may deem manslaujrhtpr, a**tinu*> fplonlous nn mnlly nUrnct the youth plement, par- slty to leave his post nhall arise for age umbrella, etc. nn public streets larly discarded trom residential, com* duct or those pregpnt RJKI for the good proper and expedient, provided such sault, serious crimp, nnd cases which tlrularly the fpmalp Juvenile. ,»ny reajion." he nhall request Ihe ahifl except when necessary In performance condition of everything entn;.ile*l In hit rules hflVf* lx»en approved in sdvance require DIP services r>f detective*. Such, 5. Ho shall Invert [gat* nil complaint* officer to assign a competent member of duty. ehargf. Hf shall he fnmlllnr ivith all by th" Hiipf of Polio*. report shn II b* mndf Immedlatfly on ecpjveil by ift* Department Ol PolfcP 25. Every member of the Depart larlv riennnited Into wmte baskets or receiving notlc of name. dntlvfi (n nthiIt prrnons nontrlhiitinjf of the Department to assume charge m«nt shH.ll ht! required to obtain a retuite contr.lncrn, waste from excava- that concern* his command and SECTION 4.•••They shall make mirh In liln rtbncncfr, llnni or mw hulliltng construction, md •hall exact from hlx subordinate* ef personal inspection of their division at r> or causing delinquency or juvenile.*. driver's license from the State of New fie lent performance of duty, 11. H# Htm 11. when receiving nntlfli 4. Hf shall properly enter nn the Jersey and to maintain the iame In waste rrom existing bulltlinga or struc- times, both flay and night, at In tlon or accldrnts, be responsihlp 6. He shall net In the capacity of prescribed blotters, books and forms lurrs which ft re demolished in whole fef When two or more patrolmen and unusual hours, as will be suf- sry necessary investigation thereof Rnd llal.ion oirioer between the Department record or all police business affecting force an & condition for continued em- or In part. •re *ent upon any tppclni »luly snrl nt ficient to keep them thoroughly In- for forwarding to thr Trnfflc Section. of Police nnd those welfare sfcencle«, ployment. both putiUc and private, which have the- department as it occurs or is re 20. Any officer receiving a itibpoena SECTION !l. Thi* ordinance shall ranking officer accompanies them, formed of existing conditions and lo not later than 0:00 A. M. daily, de- ported during hfa respective tour at not apply to ntiy person, firm ot the patrolman senior in point or ser- enable thorn to delfrmne whether all tailed reports of all traffic accidents the facilities to provide rehabilitation duty. He ihn.1l further take the neces- returnable before the Grand Jury or vice will have command. membprj under their command are ef- Involving serious Injury or death whlcli services lo the delinquent youth, In any court litigation trial), prior to corporation that Is presently transport- ficiently performing their duties; and sary and proper action thereon and ing waste matter Into the Township of SECTION 6. Assignment of iwr«on- may have been InvrMlnntM by hla 7. He shall develop services and ac- chfcH be responsible for the preparh- the date of appearance, review all Mlrldlctnwn pursuant to written permit* Bel: they shall take adequate steps to cor command. AH reports of traffic acci- tivities to meet the cuwent needs of tlon of all rerwrta In connection there departmental records anrl reports re Responsibility for the eejtljtnment o reel nny violation of orders, rulM or dents shall be forwarded to the Trar- youth within the Township of Middle- latlng to the case In which he hai (ion frnm the Township Committee or any police officer to any division regulations, or dereliction of. duty which tic Section n.f soon SA practicable after town. N. J.. nn evidenced by the Ju- been subpoenaed for the purpose of local Hoard of Health; except thai any Ihey inny observe. being received. vwiile AM Bureau. . He Khali not permit any vnau- such written permission ahsll not bt •ection, and his reassignment, shall be tharized person or persons behind the familiarisation, and should review the extrnrtrri in duration or renewed. the responsibility of the Police Chief, SECTION 5. Tliey shall Frequently 12. He dhiill. In coopprntlon with tin a He nrinli establish find maintain deslt. matter with Ihe Criminal Investigation ..in effective working relationship with Division personnel If that Division Is BECTTOM i. Any person, firm or ARTICLE V test the knowledge of personnel under Traffic Section, give special attention 6. He shall permit only pnrsonn hav corporation violating any of the provi- Members or Personnel or Hie PoMci htelr oommand coticernlni; police du- lo the enforcement of traffic regula- 'the Juvenile Conference Committee. Ins official business to tic allowed in concerned. 1 ° He shall enlist Ihe cooperation of SECTION 2. RULES OF DISCIPLINE sions or this ordinance shall upon con- Department: Eligibility and QuallfJ- ties and funcUons. tions In the Township, nnd when or to remain In or about, the head- viction thereof be subject to a fine .- cations; Method of Appointment; BECTIQN 6. They aiiall hav» general deemed advisable he MinJf matte rec- superintendents of public and pri- quarters. l. Every member of the Police De- .. Official Titles; sn when, and the place where •urn or- to |hft County Child Shelter Homes, Hea4m|n]alnt or prelimln- confiscated and markod as •videncf e. Unnecessary vlolenct to t prli- out such Invalid part. iff Ire r was ptigaRerf or nccuplfl nt snd he nhnll permit no unnecessary provisions of this ordinance are hereby gtant; Patrolman; Police Physician. cause tn he reported to the Command- isid time*. He shall, every mnrntne. disrenportrul nr narcaatlc remarks or 11. lie shall InvpntlfBte all rases lolence to them. h, Absence from Poit of duty, SECTION 3. The patrolmen, police ng officer of the Criminal Invesil|ra- examine itaid repnrlii nnrt. nntlre ivheih- "Tl^inpt" nt levity, ..ivotvimt juvenile offenders or vlcllnu, without the express permission from repealed to th» extent of such incon- •ergeanta, police , lieutenants, police Inn Division nil cases arising In the 11. llr shall muse aU monies and sistency. •aptsJns, Deputy 1CWef of Police. Po- *r any dereliction of duly on ihe part -T2. All mcuHflges between rail In- Interview the juvenile and the reapec- other valuables taken from any prisoner Superior Officer. "VwTifllip which involve tht commit- fl/ any patrolman i» UiereJn rtcnrA&it. equipped vehicles and headtjuarters llvR parent or guardian .involved, and to be pi teed In an appropriate enve- L Improper patrol on Post. SECTION T. This ordinance shall lice Chjef, and police physician will Jon of arson, robbery, burglary, rape, shalhall bee conclicnnclis without omlttfn$ any follow the Investigation to dlipoalUon take effect on ita final passage, and i iec*lve annual ssJartM In sucta amounts,_murder, manslaughter, *eiiou« ftio- H. He atisJI cause to bn isslgned ' . provided (or mch purpnie, record /. Neglect in paying juit riebfj. publication according to law. . ts shall b* dttfrmlnsd by erdlnanc«Dl uiault, ctrlom erln* an4 othir i one officer under his supervision as Important data. of the CBSI). th* required information on Iha' face 1. incirmcUy. . tiUitr mtntal or Shift Officer who shall b« sxpresilyi 33 H patrolmao ta radio 13, Ht •hall b* .nipoDftlbte tot hto- of mch •DV«lop» ud oo other approprl- POGO By WALT KELLY POGO

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