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VOL. 85, HO, 244 SSS RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE e To Pope John VATICAN CITV (AP)-The On hit head wai a golden, It may be interrupted for Sun- Pope John's successor Is Rome and the diplomats ac- everyday people so dear to bishop's niter, for the Pope it day and for the feast of Corpus whether to continue the Ecu- credited to the Vatican paid Pope John XXIII came by the both Bishop of Rome and su- Christi on June 13. The last menical Council which Pope homage at the Pope's bier yes- teas of thousands today to see preme pontiff of the world's three days will be marked by John convened last fall.• And terday in the papal apartment. their beloved pontiff in death. half billion Catholics. The Solemn Mass celebrated by the dead Pope brought new As dusk fell, the body was The mourners filed between miter- 'reminded Romans that Cardinals. Envoys from many pressure last night on his fu- carried In solemn procession •wooden barriers .through St. they had, lost their bishop in nations are expected to attend ture successor to guide the across the crowded square and Peter's Square where many losing their Pope. the final funeral services. council to a successful con- into the Basilica, where four times they had come to see the The body will lie in state for Informed sources in Washing- clusion. - noble guards stood a vigil smiling Pope at his window— public viewing until tomorrow ton said President Kennedy has L'Osservatore Romano, pre- through the night. and entered the cool Basilica night. After a private burial designated Vice President Lyn- sumably acting on previous in- Today the people of Some to move past his lifeless .figure. service tomorrow evening, it don B. Johnson to represent structions from Pope John, be- and of the world came to pray Nearly 100 persons waited will be placed in a crypt in a him. gan publishing previously un- before the bier. through the night in the square. niche in front of the tomb of As the faithful of Rome filed rejeased statements and writ- Women carried roses and car- By 8:07 am., when the central Pope Pius XI, in the right past the catafalque, the 50 or ings of the dead pontiff. nations. Men wore black ties. doors of the Basilica opened, a lateral nave of the grotto un- more members of the College Of the Ecumenical Council he Children were in their Sunday line 30 abreast stretched across der the main floor of the Ba- of Cardinals in foreign lands said: clothes. the immense square and far silica. set out for the Vatican to attend "Will He (God) allow me to There were tourists from down the Via Delia Concilia- There was no indication, how- the funeral rites and to begin see it through? Be He Messed. America, priests from Asia, zione.' • ever, that this would be the meeting between June 18 and Will Ha not? Then from heaven pilgrims from Europe, students Red Pontifical Robes final resting, place. June 21 to elect Pop* John's where I hope—am certain— from Africa. Pope John lay in red pon- Moaning Period successor. that divine mercy will taC4 me, It was in orderly crowd that tifical robes on a catafalque The official nine-day mourn- Major Decision I shall see its happy ending." moved slowly, without pressing. ing period will begin Friday. A major decision awaiting The 30 or so Cardinals in (See POPE, Page 2) POPE ON CATAFALQUE IN VAnCAN— Jhe bbo'y of Pope John XXIII, clad in red pontifical robe« and golden bishop's ,mif re, lies ,in. state on catafalque in the papal was serene, showing no mark apartment at the Vatican. Noble Guards stand at the head of the catafalque. of the four days of suffering that ended with his death Mon- County Tackles Problems (AP Wirephotol day night. ; Wide Range Of Opinion By Cardinals Sewers, Pollution NEW YORK (AP) - America's five Roman Catholic cardinals, who leave for Rome this week to'help elect a new Pope, repre- sent a wide range of opinion on religious and political issues. Study Is Sought None is considered a contend- er for Catholicism's highest post. FREEHOLD — k comprehen- study, the meeting was enlivened As an illustration, he recalled tle Silver system was approved - Church observers usually rank sive study by •£ professional by some criticisms and a mild that some years ago Little Silver and built, the regional plan three of them with the liberals sanitary engineer consultant is exchange between Mr. Irwin and went ahead with plans for a sew- would be delayed many more in the 82-member sacred College tin first need of Monmouth Long Branch Coundtwoman Lu- age disposal plant that would years, he added. of Cardinals. County in meeting growing prob- cy Wilson. empty, purified effluent into the "But H it eventually turns out Italy has the largest number lems of sewage disposal and wa Over-all Plan Shrewsbury River. But when the that the regional plan can't of cardinals in the college—29— terway pollution, the Board of Henry Labrecque, municipal plans were completed they were work, then the Little Silver proj- but election of a Pope requires Freeholders was toW last night engineer in Red Bank and Mid- rejected by the state Health De- ect would be approved," he a two-thirds majority. * More than 100 representatives dletown Township, and other partment. • added. Much To Be Done of most of the county's S3 TOU- places, said the state has been I don't think the borough Principal Question The new pontiff will decide Wdpalittes were on hand at a lacking in leadership. V» Health would have gone so far if it knew The state official also noted whether to continue the work in- meeting at the Hall of Records Department, he said, should in the beginning you were going tint the plans prepared (or local itiated by Pope John XXIII, in- called by (he freeholders to dis- adopt an over-all plan pointing to turn it down." sewer lines within little Silver cluding the second Vatican (ecu- PRAY W* tTBRNA^UBT — Womeri and;"children ^^ ^ cuss the twin problems.. up the areas where specific pro] Mr. Shaw said (he reason for would be useful whenever the menical) Council, tentative ap- Unanimous Support ects could be undertaken. rejection was that the state felt plant was buitt, even if on a regional basis. praches toward a modus vivendi home village in northern Italy, pray for Jrh^;Jat*> pontiff -during' SflJemn Rs«j«}em Mast Robert Shaw, assistant direc- We should be told what we the time was ripe tor creation can do and where w« can do it," of a regional sewer district in He said the principal question (See CARDINALS, Page 2) shortly after,jfcslMyfather's death;: W«i anno«nt«d» ^ ';-, :•,•;; (AP Wj) tor of the State Division of En- vironmental HefltlL. won unani Jwdeehwfd.. the area. If the independent Lit- (See STUDY, Page 2) mou* suft«ii^#;il*';ll when - at - the *lt«t study *nd «,«*&« p Road Dept. Involved in age disposal was basic to meeting George New Jones Target county problems in aH areas How son, both of Atlantic Highlands, said they had given Mr. . . By FRANK W. HARBOUR and for the next 25 years. , •LOWS BRANCH - One a day seems to cinerator a quarter; mile from the track. Jackson permission to remove the soil. • ' MIDDLETOWN — The township will have to issue orders ISie freeholders promised to it the pace Acting City Manager J. O. Jones And city police, on Jones' direct orders, set |or Its own employees to comply with zoning ordinance regu- Mr. Jackson said most of the soil was removed two years study (he proposal and act has set for himself In having public differ- up traffic checks at two key intersections lations governing excavation and soil removal, The Register ago, some of it last year; that it was used for various town- promptly. Freeholder Director ences with prominent city officials. leading to the track an hour before the first learned yesterday. ship jobs, such as filling road washouts and the like and that Joseph C. Irwin rejected the pos- Yesterday he added CouncUman-at-large race. the road-department helped "clean up" the Rt 36 tract in sibility of immediate action. But Walter George to a list, begun only last Fri- This fact came to light as a result of an investigation of the process. ' . . ' Mayor McClintock and Councilman Unter- excavations along Rt. 36, between Atlantic Highlands and he said the board was unanimous- day, which includes Mayor Thomas L. Mc- meyer were critical in public statements. Highlands. He said Mr. Bowtell and Mr. Sorenson donated most of ly impressed and seemed favor Clintock, Councilman Milton F. Untermeyer, Mr. Jones retaliated, accusing them of in- the soil which township trucks removed. Police Chief Robert C. Gurley, and Detective '•.. The investigation was triggered by complaints of officials ably disposed to adopt it. • ' terfering in his duties as acting city manager. Capt. Joseph D. Purcell. ' ot both neighboring towns that Middletown has permitted The ordinance section regulating such removal reads; There were no estimates of Explaining the traffic check plan, he said Illegal digging and "scarring xof the earth" in this area. "No person shall excavate or otherwise remove any na- the costs, though one profession- Mr, George was not available for com- It had been recommended by Chief Gurley .'.- David Jackson, Middletown Township road supervisor, tural mineral deposit for sale or for use other than on the al engineer in the audience spec- ment. . and Was approved by Capt Purcell. The po- told The Register that the township road department has ex- premises\from which the same shall be taken except in con-, ulated privately it would be in At the same time the outspoken chief ad- lice chief denied it. Capt. Purcell said all he ministrator was taking on Mr. George, he cavated and removed more than 100 truckloads of soil from nection with the construction or alteration of a building on the neighborhood of $100,000. Mr. knew of it was he had been directed to help acknowledged he might have better handled the Bqwteli-Sorenson tract on Rt. 36 near Clearwater Pool, such premises and excavation or. grading incidental thereto, Shaw said it would tike at least carry it out. without first having procured permission therefor from the a year to complete. two episodes which have charged the resort without having filed plans with building inspector Newton A. air with more animosity than salt since Me- Then, on Monday, the manager ordered Mallett or obtaining permission from the Township Committee. Township Committee." Regional Efforts Capt. Purcell to patrol Ocean Ave. in El- (See EXCAVATING, Page 3) When it was over, he said, the morial Day. . The owners of the land, Harvey Bowtell and Sverre Soren- The fireworks started last Friday, open- beron to detect property owners piling de- freeholders could expect to be bris on curbs and clogging catch basins with advised of areas where regional ing day at nearby Monmouth Park Race Track. ' hedge clippings, and to issue summonses to efforts would be recommended, violators. Oceanport where local action ,would best Mr. Jones' Public Works Department Keuper Replies To meet the need, what: methods ot started burning off soot at the municipal in- (See GEORGE, Page 2) administration would be useful Board's Age in each respective area, whether one or more municipal authori- Policy OK'd Collichio Statement ties should be created. 1,000 Hurt in Iran Battle FREEHOLD.— Monmouth County' Prosecutor Vincent P. Mr. Shaw said current sewer- TRENTON — A ruling by Keuper yesterday rebutted a statement Monday by Keansburg age worries now cross Monmouth TEHRAN, Iran, (AP)-At ieast All shops and office buildings It was the second day of anti- State Education Commissioner Mayor Louis Collichio accusing the prosecutor of having misled boundaries into Middlesex, Ocean 1,000 persons were reported seri< were closed as a precaution government demonstrations stem- Frederick M. Raubinger yester- a Grand Jury in recent probes of Keansburg municipal affairs. and Mercer counties. Planning ously injured and some killed to- against looting. Several were still ming from a three-day mourning day backed Oceanport Board ol Mr. Collichio made his charge in replying to a Grand can no longer be confined to one day in a pitched battle in Tehran burning. period of the Shiite Moslems for Education's policy when it de- Jury presentment last week which criticized "sloppy" pro- locality or area, it must be all between armed Moslem demon- It was believed martial law the founder of the sect. When the nied entrance to a kindergarten cedures by the Keansburg administration. The jury also at-- inclusive, he said. strators and police using a ma would be imposed if the violence religious observance turned into applicant. tacked the mayor- for comments he made about the jury in- He emphasized that an engi- chine gun and tear gas. did not stop. an anti-government rally Tuesday, Anthony Dittow, the child's fa- vestigation. neer's study would not be a Large sections of the city's The fighting spread in all di- the government arrested the lead- ther, of 10 Ithaca Ave., Ocean- MET WITH GROUP "feasibility" study which would downtown bazaar were set on fire. rections as troops poured into the er of the sect, Ayatullah Kho- port, appealed the policy when produce preliminary sketches of Damage was estimated at several .city. Police fired into the air for meini, and banned all unauthor- his daughter, Michelle Ann, was As to the charge he had "misled" the jury, Mr. Keuper said: , sewer lines and would give cost million dollars. an hour, then began shooting into ized demonstrations. denied entrance to kindergarten estimates and other financial The battle began to die down the crowds trying to attack gov- Some 700 demonstrators were as a transfer student from the "I never discussed the cases with the Grand Jury at all. I did meet with a committee of the jury, after the jury had data. around noon after huge numbers ernment buildings, smashing shop arrested Tuesday. At least 200 Happy" Hours nursery school, Lit- of troops poured into the city and windows and hurling rocks at the more were picked up during the tle Silver. decided to hand up a presentment and had prepared a present- Though there was unanimity ment. on the need for an engineering' took over the main thoroughfares. police and passing cars. early stages of the rioting today. Mr. Ditlow had charged that Vlncent P. Keuper "I have reviewed the testimony given to the Grand Jury the school board had admitted and I am satisfied the matters were adequately, fully and fairly other children who had com presented." pleted a course at the nursery To Change school, Mr. Raubinger said. DEFENDS LAUTMAN Plan to Take Over Ocean Avenue The commissioner ruled that The prosecutor defended First Assistant Prosecutor Solo- Keansburg mon Lautman who also had come under attack by Mayor FREEHOLD —The state yesterday put into writing its It should result in savings to taxpayers and improved condi- the board is not bound by actions promise to rake over Ocean Ave. once the proposed $1,175,000 tions. Certainly this was a step in the right direction." of a previous board and further Collichio. "These matters were presented to the Grand Jury under sea wall program is completed, and county Freeholder Director It was in 1938 that the state Legislature put through a bill that the child had completed not Zone Code Joseph C. Irwin hailed the action as a "certain victory for our calling for state maintenance of Ocean Ave. as part of the Rt. more than four months of the direction of Mr. Lautman. I am confident he did a thorough and fair job. 1 have implicit confidence in him." side." 36 system. But, largely because of the repetition of storm private school classes when the KEANSBURG — On the rec Upon receiving word that state Highway Commissioner damages it has not yet been implemented. A change of heart transfer was sought. ommendations of the Planning Mr. Keuper said he would not comment on Mr. Collichio's assertion he may ask the state attorney general to present the Dwight R. G. Palmer in Trenton had released an announcement has occurred because of the elaborate program set out for the He ruled that board policy "is Board, Borough Council has that he formally was informing the county Board of Freehold- new high sea wall through Sea Bright, which will make road- not arbitrary or discriminatory agreed to amend the recently cases to another Grand Jury either in Monmouth or some other county. ers of the state's conditional acceptance of the road, Mr. Irwin way damage less likely. and does not contravene her adopted zoning ordinance. told a newsman: Though Mr. Irwin also noted that Mr. Palmer's letter rights to public education" under "He is free to pursue whatever course he chooses," the Council will introduce the "That's our signal to go ahead." promises only to accept state maintenance for Ocean Ave. to state laws. prosecutor said. amendment at its next regular The Keansburg investigations dealt with alleged padding of Mr. Irwin said he planned an "almost Immediate meeting the northern border of Long Branch, Instead of through to Board policy was that a child meeting. and west on that city's Jollne Ave., to complete the Rt. 36 must have passed its fifth birth- a public works bill by the M. M. Nero Construction Co. and al- with the freeholders" to speed up processes involved in setting Under provision of the pro system, the freeholder director said he was satisfied the rest date not later than 10 days fol- leged alteration of police records by suspended Patrolman up the federal-state-county-local (Sea Bright) program" and ex- posed amendment, the definition lowing the opening of classes in Frederick Loder during a departmental hearing on charges pected all may be in order to receive bids "in 30 to 40 days." will come later." of a multi-family dwelling will September. Michelle Ann's fifth against Loder. Jn his letter, Mr. Palmer made it clear that the state, at The freeholders, in agreeing late last year to contribute be changed to mean a unit de- birthday was .Oct. 21, it was re- The Grand Jury found no basis for indictment and held that this juncture waa agreeing only to take over maintenance of $250,000 to the fcderal-state-local sea wall program, imposed signed for occupancy of three or the condition that the state take over Ocean Ave. maintenance. ported. if anything had been wrong it was the result of the system em- Ocean Ave. from the Highlands bridge across the Shrewsbury, more families, The freeholders, given contracting authority in the program The board has since ohangedl ployed by the Council. south to the northern border of Long Branch, and that this Its entrance age limit. A kinder- As written, the code defines maintenance would not include the beach front or the sea wall, by Washington, have taken such positive steps as reaching an agreement with Sea Bright to place project services of Borough garten applicant must have such a dwelling as a unit de- "That," said Mr. Irwin In an interview, "Is as it should be. reached the fifth birthday bjf signed for two to six families. Today's Index It is not up to the highway department to take over beach Engineer Otis R. Seaman under county jurisdiction. In this, Oct. 1 under the new board pol- The amendment also changes front or lea wall maintenance. However, we have been told teei for Mr. Seaman's services were reduced from a planned icy. the ratio of apartment units to Page Page that the state Department of Conservation and Economic De- 10 to 6 per cent, in accord with the engineer. The fee itruo ' lot size. Adam and Eve _ — .....17 Editorials • velopment, which deals with erosion, is favorable to legisla- ture had begun to bubble as a political campaign issue at the Harbor Light Day Camp The planners have suggested Allen-Scott 12 tion that would provide this additional state service." shore resort. Borough Attorney Joseph MattJce also will be Ocean, river and pool facilities. Herblock • that one apartment unit be al- Amusements —..... 14 Movie Timetable 14 Defining the "victory" that Monmouth County has won with reporting to Freehold on project matter*. Children 3 to 14. 842-0232 or 3426. lowed for every 1.000 square feet Mr. Palmer's written promise of state maintenance for Ocean -The county now expects within days to complete what Mr. —Adv. Births 2 Obituaries - I of lot area. Jim Bishop 6 Sylvia Porter « Ave., now a county road, Mr. Irwin said, "this Is something Irwin said waa "a whole lot ot paper work" to bring in a fed- Free Pot ©' Steamers Under the existing regulation, Bridge 8 Sport* M-21 that we freeholders) have worked for for many years." eral allocation of $790,000 from Washington, to which will be June 4 to 8—at Captain's Cabin one unit is allowed for 2,500 John Chamberlain ( Stock Market t Basically, he said, It meant that with Ocean Ave. in the added the match-funds state and county money. celebrating first anniversary, 400 square feet of area. Classified n Successful Investing 3 state's hands, the county will be able "to divert an annual Mr. Irwin hat been anxious for a summer start on con- Broadway. Point Pleasant Beach. The amendment also establish- Comics _.M Television : 14 expenditure of some $12,000 to $15,000—ipent for storm clean- struction, laying "we want u many rocks on the wall u possi- -Adv. I es a ratio of one efficiency apart- Crossword Puzzle -..18 Women'! Newt .... t.lM7 up and general upkeep of this road-to other essential work. ble before th« storm season cats In next fall." i i . *• • . 5, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER School Asks Obituanes Schedule Hearing Material for DAVID W. GIVEN Landscaping MBDOLETOWN - Services wiH LONG BRAMCKir Mrs. Etoa. he held tomorrow at 2 p-m. In baft Stem Wteaton, of Ofli Wash- NEW SHREWSBURY - Like Davis Trinity Episcopal Church, Ri d melon St. died Tuesday night many new schools, the Mon- For Deputy Chief yesterday. tions could erupt Into a race riot, Bank, for David W. Given, 40, She was dead on arrival at Mon- dent Kennedy has urged 100 busi- mouth Regional High School is Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carey, 6 of 3 Truex PI., who died sud- mouth Medical Goiter. KEANSBURG - A disciplinary very short of trees and shrubs ness leaden to move faster in stress that the mood of the times Grath and Patrolman Frederick Elm Ct., Middletown, daughter, denly yesterday in his home. She was me w«ow of Arthur hearing on 10 misconduct charge for shade and landscaping. is urgent. jodtt were suspended along with yesterday.- breaking down racial barriers in Rev. Cannon Charles H. Beat, LeUnd Wheaton. She was born lodged against Deputy Police Secretary of Labor Wfflard W. the deputy chief as a result of School board members have Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kleiber, Southern stores, restaurants and rector, of the church. wMl offi- in this city, daughter of the late Chief Theodore Loder is sched- Wirtc, spoke of the need for ur- the probe. The charges against issued appeals for donations of 87 Orchard St., Keansburg, ciate. Burial will be in Fair View James E. and Susan Smith. .nled to Matt June 1) at 10 a.m. trees or money to buy them. - theaters. gent action as he shook a stick the chief were dropped and he daughter, yesterday. Cemetery, Middletown, under di- At last night's school board The businessmen were de- at labor unions who refuse to ad- Surviving is a son, Arthur L. The deputy chief hat been un- has since retired. , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Briskey, rection of the Pfleger Funeral meeting member Leonard M. scribed in general as ready to mit Negroes. Wheaton of Columbus, Ohio; a der •upnsica since last January Patrolman Loder was found 43 Manitto PI., Oceanport, daugh- Hone, New Monmouth. Compton suggested that the 'go home and start" desegregat- He pledged that he would, uader daughter, Mr*. Edward Stroh- when the charges wen preferred guilty on misconduct charges. ter, Tuesday. menger of Little Silver; a slater, against Mm. The verdict is being appealed. school "declare an Arbor Day," ing their firms — many of them Men of the President, use the to speed-the planting of greenery Mr. and Mrs. Frank PJoplls, chains with branches throughout full federal authority la cracking ALBERT E, HERBERT Mrs. E. Kenneth Burger of Wy- The charges stem from an in- In general, the charges against 110 River Edge Dr., Little Silver, MARLBORO - Albert dooff; two bait-sisters, Mrs. Zen- vestigation into alleged payroll around the school. the South. down on discrimination within un- the deputy chief involve failure daughter, yesterday. ions. Herbert. 79, of 3 Hudson St., died jamin Ganson of Ghent, N.Y., padding practices within the po- to keep neat and accurate rec- The need for trees, however, But a few of the businessmen has failed totally to impress one Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Frunzi, Monday In Fitkin Memorial Hos- Mrs. George Rose of Brooklyn, lice department in late 1961. ords in the department, allowing 106 Deauville Ave., South Toms who sat down with Kennedy at If there is not some real prog- pital, Neptune. and seven grandcfcUdren. person, anonymous, but now de- the White House Tuesday coun- ress soon, Negro leaders held out Police Chief Alphoasus Me- records to be altered and River, daughter, yesterday. Bora her*, «• *•» tht son of clared a vandal. seled him to go slow on legislation the possibility of Services wtt be Thursday at changed, failure to maintain ef- Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sohan, th« late William C. and Maria ficiency within the department, Board secretary Ralph Keevil that would compel integration of demonstrations in 10:30 us. at the John W. Flock 98 Harbor Green dr., Uncroft, Appiegata Herbert Burial wg be in and failure to properly safeguard reported last' night that the businesses dealing in goods that capital similar to those which Funeral Home. Cardinals school's one tree outside the li- son, this morning. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Ocotnpoct* departmental records. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt, 15 move in interstate commerce. to violence recently fa (Continued) brary windows has been sawed phia. Lauretta Btodgood Herbert; a The deputy chief is being rep- Jackson St., Eatontown, daugh- The President, expected to ask daughter, Mrs. James W. Pack- with the atheist-ruled Communist off neatly, leaving nothing but a At the dosed White Houst matt- MRS. MICHAEL MANZA bloc and proposals for Christian resented by Edward W. Wise, small stump. ter, this morning. Congress next week for Just such wood of Belmar; a son, Edward a measure, was advised by two ing were business leaden f ran 28 STATEN ISLAND-A Requiem unity. Jr., Red Bank attorney. Another unknown vandal, he MONMOUTH MEDICAL M. Herbert of West Palm Beach or three of the executives to give states and the District of Cotiqn- Mass wW be ottered at 10 a.ra. At least two of the American Irving J. Verisloff, North said, recently unbolted and re- CENTER Fla.; a brother, Lester R. Her- tomorrow in Our Lady of Piety voluntary programs a little more bia-most of them executives of cardinals have said they hope the Brunswick, is the hearing officer. moved a sign from the school Long Branch ' ' bert of Neptune; six grandchil- Catholic Church for Mrs. Michael time before resorting to compul- chain stores, theaters, motels, and dren; and two great-grandchil- new Pope will reconvene the Vat- grounds saying, "Visitors Park- Mr. and Mrs. John Mana, 183 Mama. «3, of GnnitoviUe. who He was appointed to conduct sion. restaurants operating in the South. dren. ican Council. "I can't see how hearings on all three police of- ing." Kingsley St., Long Branch, a son, died Monday in St. Vtocent'e But administration leaders, With the President ware Vice 1 any successor would even think ficers when C. Bernard Blum, Board members expressed the yesterday. The funeral will be Friday at Hospital, New York. Among her President Lyndon B. Johnson and 10:30 a.m. In the Bedle Funeral of discontinuing the Vatican borough manager, disqualified opinion that this sign, which cost Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Kruppa, Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. survivors Is her mother, Mrs. Council number two," said Rich- himself. The manager did so be- district taxpayers $15, is now dec- 565 Sairs Ave., Long Branch; son, Hone, Matawan, with Rev. Stacy Julia Sweeney of Fair Haven. Many of the businessmen bad D. Myer, pastor of the Belmai ard Cardinal dishing of Boston. cause he signed the charges orating some teen-ager's bed- yesterday. Study attended another recent session at Harmon's Funeral Hone, Forest room. Methodist Church officiating. Bur- James Cardinal Mclntyre of Los against all three men. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, (Continued) which the attorney general urged Ave., GraniteviHe, la In charge Angeles said he is confident the At the same meeting, however, 20 Arthur PI.. Red Bank, daugh- ial will be in Old Tennent Ceme- of arrangements. for regional programs is inter- voluntary integration of public ac- tery, Tennent. council will continue, since there the board passed a resolution ter, yesterday. commodations. congratulating students and locking lines between municipali- Is still much' to be done. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGuire, Maton Elsberg, president of SIRS. MARIE LOUISE KELLY Albert Cardinal Meyer of Chi- OK Amended maintenance staff of the school Ravine Dr., Matawan, son, yes- ties, but that local lines consti- tute 82 per cent of the over-eH Drug Fair Stores, Alexandria, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -Mrs. cago and Joseph Cardinal Ritter on the extremely good care they terday. Marie Louise Kelly, SO, died yes- have taken of the building for the costs. Va., said most of the businessmen Pope of St. Louis generally are con- Township Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bolin, who commented on Kennedy's ap- terday In her home on Wilson second year in a row. Councilman Michael Rafferty (Continued) sidered among the more inter- 54 Pacific Ave., East Keansburg, peal voiced the general view that without'taxing the hundreds of Ave. nationally minded of the cardi- Unlike the experiencp e daughter, yesterday. of Little Silver, chairman of the h regional sewer committee com- they would get started in the next police on duty. Nuns recited Born in Birous, France, she was nals. Vatican Council observers Burning Ban have heard from some other area Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Turpin, few days at integrating their their rosaries. Priests read the daughter of the late Louis reported that both took an active prised of Little Silver and seven SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - schools, we find that our student 1316'/$ Monroe Ave., Neptune, firms. from their breviaries. and Louise Sajouse Duthu. She part in the debates. adjacent towns and Mayor Earl The Township Committee last body in general has apparently daughter, Monday. Repeatedly, according to the It was an endless line ex- had lived here 55 years. Francis Cardinal Spellman of Moody of Middletown Township, night amended and adopted an taken pride in caring for their participants, the suggestion was pected to go on until the burial. New York was one of the 10 pre- building," member Andrew Shep- both agreed with the idea of a She was the widow of Thomas ordinance establishing a ban ard .said, "The school now looks Weather professional study. made that business Integrate with- An overcast sky and a sticky J. Kelly. siding cardinals at the council out fanfare to avoid arousing atmosphere added to the gloom meetings—the only one from the against burning here. as new as it did when it wa New Jersey—Early morning But both Mid problems in their Mrs. Kelly was a member Of first built, two years ago." strong local opposition. of the occasion. Western Hemlsphere-and he too The revisions were effected fog and cloudiness lifting, other- own towns were so acute they St. Joseph's Catholic Church. presumably took an active role. after a public hearing and an in- wise partly cloudy, warm and might not be able to wait long Surviving are two daughters, Personal Friend terpretation by Borough Attorney humid today and Thursday. A enough to see a long range plan Mrs. Clarence Stultz and Mrs. Cardinal Spellman, however, Harry Evans revealed that ab- George chance of scattered late after adopted and put into effect Moves To Head Off Robert Bennett, both of this was a dost personal friend of solutely no burning, including (Continued) noon or evening showers in north- Mr. Rafferty said his regional place; a sister, Miss Maria Du- Pope John's predecessor, Pius the necessary fires controlled by Angered, the police captain fol west hills. High today and Thurs- group has reached a point where thu, in France, and three grand- XH, and has seen many of Ms officials, would be allowed un- lowed his orders but told a re- day In the 80s inland to 65 to 70 it needs a feasibility study but children. old friend's policies challenged in that federal aid is not available Labor Violence der the proposed measure. porter he was suspending all along the coast Low tonight in for such work as it is in other NEWARK (AP) - Gov. Richard The governor said'he knew mere The funeral will be Saturday at the council debate and some of WiU Be Collected criminal investigations in the de- the 60s. 8 a.m. from the Bedle Funeral them revised. tective bureau. areas. He said the state or the J. Hughes has scheduled two meet- was racial discrimination in some In its adopted form, the ordi Marine county could weH set up a fund ings here today in an effort to labor unions In New Jersey and Home, Matawan, to St. Joseph's He has not made public state- Actually, Capt. Purcell admit- Church where a Requiem High ments on the issues before the nance prohibits the open burning 'Cape May to Block Island- for use by regional groups in head off labor violence sparked by he intended to ask the labor lead- of grass, brush, leaves and rak- ted last night, his statement was Mass wiH be offered at 9 o'clock. council, however. made in haste and never was in- South to southeast winds picking making feasibility studies. racial discrimination. ers and employers to "do whai ings. That sort of debris, Mayor up to 19 to 15 knots this after- should have been done years ago.' Burial will be in St. Joseph's In the United States he has tended. Mayor diaries Stephens of Lit- Hughes described the separate Cemetery. been a vigorously outspoken crit- Joseph Menzzopane said, will be noon otherwise 5 to 10 knots. tle Silver said he would be re- He said it is no longer a question collected if left at the curb. "The people of Long Branch meetings with labor and manage- ic of racial discrimination and should be assured," he said, South to southwest 10 to 15 knots luctant to have Little Silver put ment officials as "friendly talks" of allowing "deliberate speed," as has fought for certain federal aid In another matter, the com- "that there will be no let- up or on Thursday. Considerable fog up money to share in the cost in which ha intended to ask them the U.S. Supreme Court had done GEORGE A. KENDALL to private and parochial schools. mittee voted, over the negative slow down in any phase of law through Thursday but lifting dur- of a feasibility study at least un- to "get their houses in order M In its school segregation decision JACKSON HEIGHTS, N. Y. - He is widely known for his visits vote of the mayor, to renew a enforcement." ing the afternoon and becoming til a county master plan was they are out of order." in 1954. George A. Kendall, 67, of 3741 partly cloudy. Visibility less than to Catholic men and women in contract with Thomas Farreli of Mr. Jones met with the police adopted. Hughes said he would teU them "We are in pretty much of a 81st St. died Monday in Physi- the armed forces. Shrewsbury who has had use of captain prior to issuing a press 1 mile to near zero, improving to Otherwise there would be a pos- cians Hospital, New York City. 1 to 3 miles during the afternoon that state laws.now on the books hurry.. .the nation is being dis- A short. Jovial man of 74 he the township landfill dump, for release at mid-afternoon. sibility that whatever plan the prohibit racial discrimination hi graced," Hughes laid. Born in South Amboy, he was a hours. etired plant guard. has an easy manner and regards $40 per month. "If I hurt your feelings," Mr. region approved, it might later apprentice training programs and Pictures of Mood-spattered Ne- himself as "hist a parish priest" Mayor Menzzopane said he Jones said he told the captain High during the past 24 hours, be inconsistent with the master on public works projects. groes fighting with American po- Mr. Kendall was the husband at heart. Churchmen consider thought the municipality should in reference to the gutter-check- 70. Low, 60. Ocean temperature, plan and would be rejected by "The laws have teeth in lice are page one material in Mos- of the late Christine Johnson Kendall. him a brilliant administrator. raise the price for the service. ing, hedge-inspection detail, "I'm 60. the state Health Department. them and we will enforce them,' cow newspapers he added. Cardinal Mclntyre, 76, was of- Residue Checks sorry." Without pinpointing any specific Hughes told a news conference in Surviving are two stepsons, TIDES areas, Mr. Shaw said there are It is not a question of the white fice manager of a Wall Street A directive was received from Then he told newsmen he had Trenton Tuesday. He said both Harry E. Lund of Keyport and assigned Capt. Purcell because Sandy Hook some where action soon must be race or the Negro race but a brokerage firm before he began the state Department of Health laws were passed by the legisla- Eddie A. Lund of Jacksonville, the latter was more familiar with Today—High 7:44 p.m. and low taken locally. question of national'security and studying for the priesthood, a life- requiring chlorine residue checks ture last year and he didn't know Fla.; a grandchild, and three procedures for issuing summons- 1:29 p.m. Tomorrow—High 8:01 prestige, he said. long ambition, at 29. at the sewage treatment plant Mr. Labrecque drew no re- if anyone had been cited for vio- great-grandchildren. es for violations of city ordi- a.m. and 8:20 p.m. and low 2:10 Hughes said he was anxious to He has been a tireless builder seven times a day at hourly in- sponse when he "predicted that lating them. The funeral will be Friday at of schools hi hlB West Coast arch- nances, other than traffic, than a.m. and 2:10 p.m. it won't be long before the state prevent racial violence such as tervals. uniform policemen. a.m. from tht Mehlenbeck Fu- diocese. He is considered a .con- For Red Bank and Rumson wiH force Red Bank to do "some- occurred last week in Philadelphia neral Home, Hazlet, to St. Bene- servative politically. He is an ar- Mayor Menzzopane explained He said the heat generated was bridge, add two hours; Sea thing" about its plant. when Negroes and police clashed that a residual recorder could be 4 Jerseyans dict's Catholic Church, Hazlet, dent foe of communism and has the result of a misunderstanding, Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Councilwoman Lucy Wilson of as Negroes picketed a construction where a Requiem High Mass-will purchased for $4,100 or a person that the job would be complete opposed progressive education, Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Long Branch, was ruled "out of project in protest of segregated be offered at 9 o'clock by Rev. deploring what he thinks is its could be employed to make the by today, and that the matter lands bridge, add 40 minutes. order" by Mr. Irwin when she labor unions. tests for about $2,400 per year, was closed. Are Victims Edward P. Blaska, pastor. Burial tendency to advocate atheism. started to ask questions' about Hughes said he hadn't heard any will be in Cloverleaf Park Ceme- Cardinal Cushing, 87, tall, im- but the township could not afford Then he read a prepared what can be done to clean pol- either. • reports of pending labor picketing sry, Wopdbridge. posing but gentle in manner, is statement reiterating past ex- luted and drying out creeks and Of Crash in New Jersey but added: He suggested telling the state planations for his traffic checks Keansburg streams. ranged with the liberals. He fre- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "The seeds are there as long as HRS. tPEARL D. PETTIGREW that its directive cannot be car- but adding in the name of Coun- Mr. Irwin said the point was quently has stated his support for When a chartered airliner plum we have something on our con- RUMSON - Mrs. Pearl D. Pet- ried out here, but the commit- cilman George on the subject of not pertinent to the subject un- medical assistance for the aged, Man Charged meted into the turbulent waters ol science... discrimination in pri-ligrew, 73, of 20 Second St., died progressive labor policies and tee turned the matter over to interference with the city mana- der discussion. But Mrs. Wilson the North Pacific Monday, the 101 ger's responsibilities. vate housing, segregation in the Tuesday in Riverview Hospital, more'responsibility for laymen in the borough attorney for study said she brought it up because victims included four New Jersey and recommendations. "I am shocked and amazed With Escape she thought it was within the schools through housing patterns, Red .Bank, where she had been church affairs. members of the Air Force. and some discrimination In labor.1 patient for five days. She was Cardinals Meyer and Ritter al- A $2;036 contract for road that certain members of the gov- NEWARK - John Henry Pier- field of controlling waterway pol- erning body have attempted to Also aboard the iH-fated North- "It is necessary to do what is he widow of Robert Pettigrew. so are grouped with the liberals maintenance and supplies was son, 30, of 9 Highland Blvd., lution. west Orient Airlines DC7 were awarded to Fred MacDowell of take over the duties of the act- E. Donald Sterner, chairman of right," Hughes said, adding that She was the mother-in-law of by observers. Keansburg, was taken into cus- Army Spec. 5 Frank B. Mann, air Haven Police Chief Carl J. Neptune. The only other bidder, ing city manager. tody yesterday by FBI agents the Monmouth County Planning in his first cabinet meeting after Cardinal Meyer, 60, a former 23, of Brockton, Mass., who wa becoming governor last year he aicubecy. seminary professor who has be- M. J. Stavola of Middletown, bid "It is my understanding that and Detective Frank Peters, of Board, said history can give recently assigned to Ft. Dix, hi $2,095. Belshaw and Barker Aves. two councilmen (McClintock and the Keansburg police depart- Monmouth County lessons on the checked to see that there was no Mrs. Pettigrew was born 'n come an active administrator, has Untermeyer) and also Mr. wife, Elizabeth, and their 10- discrimination in hiring or pro- written and spoken often on will be resurfaced. ment, on a federal warrant is- current need for action. month-old daughter, Robin. Peckville, Pa., daughter of the George, who spoke to me this sued March 29, 1963 at Atlantic He said that upstate metropoli- moting within state service. late Joseph W. and Ida I. Carey church doctrine as applied to so- morning, ar» unaware of the The New Jerseyans whoi lost cial and political problems. Re- City, on a charge of interstate tan counties, which faced Mon- Hughes said he hoped that labor Sickler. She had lived here 10 government under which we OD- their lives on the flight en route rears, and formerly had resided cently he organized a national Dr. Macnamara erate. flight to avoid confinement. moudh's problems 25 and 50 years to Alaska were 1st Lt Robert W. and management could work out conference on religion and race R. W. Bachman, special agent ago and ignored them, now have Todd, 26, of Scotch Plains; Air- an acceptable agreement without 1 Fair Haven for 25 years. "It is also most shocking to ail of their waterways polluted. additional antidiscrimination legis- She was a member of Christ in Chicago. read the newspapers accounts of in charge of the Newark office man 1.C Peter Koval of West Col- Cardinal Ritter. 71, appears shy, Is Found Dead of the FBI, said the warrant was He said their residents have lingswood Heights; Airman 2.C lation. Jethpdist Church, Fair Haven, these affairs . . . moved by the thousands to Mon- Surviving are two daughters, but carries out his programs with "If there is any dissatisfaction issued by U. S. Commissioner Malachy C. Tarrant of Bayonne The governor said he would not determination. In 1947 he ordered William E. Stringer, Atlantic City, mouth County and come in great- and Airman 3.C. Gary R. Knos insist on any formula, requiring Mrs. Charlotte Zerr, with whom In His Home with my directives, these coun- er numbers every summer to she made her home, and Mrs, a general policy of desegregation cilmen should know that under charging Pierson with unlawfully tor of LambertviHe. a certain percentage of Negroes in parochial schools and warned RED BANK — Dr. William P. fleeing from the state to avoid enjoy Monmouth recreational fea- in a union, but said he would ask Margaret Jakubecy, Fair Haven; Macnamara, 62, of this place and the Faulkner Act the council tures of swimming and boating. Lt. Todd returned to duty May three sons, Capt. Robert Petti- that Catholio could be excom- must act as a body j dealing confinement at the New Jersey 28 after spending a month's leave for "a reasonable approach." municated for opposing it. New York City was found dead n State Prison Farm, Leesburg. "If we do not protect these grew Jr. of White Sands, N. yesterday in his home on Irving with the city manage/. great natural assets," he said, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turning to other topics, Hughes Mex., and William Pettigrew and PI. "It would have been a simple Pierson who was sentenced to "Hie county is doomed as a Richard W. Todd, in Scotch Plain said: Richard Pettigrew, both of Fair Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- matter for the mayor to call an serve a term of one to two years resort." He was graduated from the Scotch -Senate President WiHiam E. Haven; a brother, Earl Sickler Set Meeting ant county physician, said death emergency conference to discuss in state prison, Trenton, for break- Plains-Fanwood High School In Ozzard, R-Somerset, agreed to cal of Seaside Heights; three sisters, the matter with me. And, he added, taxpayers who was due to natural causes. ing and entering and larceny, es- are weary of assessments due 1954 and attended Union Junior the senate back June 28 to con- Mrs. Ralph A. Cole of Fair Ha- "But as always, the city was caped from Leesburg Dec. 27, to schools, courthouses and roads College and Rutgers University be- sider 15 or 20 nominations and ven, Mrs. Percy Dove of Pitts- In Trenton Dr. Macnamara maintained of- fore enlisting in the Air Force. He fices at 95 Monmouth St. here, held up to further notoriety." 1962, authorities said. will be shocked by the millions possibly act on a measure provid- burgh, Pa., and Mrs. William was traveling to Galena, Alaska, and in New York City. Mr. Jones said he ordered the He was traced by the FBI to it will cost to bring in potable ing 170,000 for expanded motor Cartwright of Ledgewood; If on a change of assignment A na- On Addition He was born in New York City, traffic checks in carrying out his Miami, Fla., and back to Keans- water for household use If we vehicle inspection facilities In Ber- grandchildren, and 1 great-grand- duties as the chief administrator burg, where he was apprehended do not keep waterways free of tive of Elirabeth City, N.C., Todd child. •NEW SHREWSBURY - The son of the late Michael and Mary and chief law enforcement offi- lived in East Orange before tht gen County. Dynan Macnamara. He was a in a tavern, the FBI reported. pollution. Board of Education of the Mon- cer. He said the checks had the family moved to Scotch Plains 13 —He had tentatively decided not Funeral services will be held mouth Regional High School will graduate of Columbia University twin purpose of enforcing the Pierson is a native of New Jer- Water resources In the lower to sign a bill raising minimum Friday at 2 p.m. in the Worden and the Yale Medical School. He years ago. He was a navigator meet in Trenton June 13 with citys criminal registration law sey, having been born in Newark, stratas are gradually drying up, and was single. teachers salaries until after the Funeral Home, Red Bank, with state Department of Education was a member of the staff of St. and motor vehicle laws. and is married. He is to be ar- he said, and more and more we referendum on his J750 million Rev. G. W. Starsmeare, pastor Vincent's Hospital, New York raigned before U. S. Commission- will rely upon use of surface wa- Koval had called his parents representatives for further talks In the face of criticism re- bond proposal. The governor said of the Sea Bright Methodist on plans for an addition to the City. er David Goldstein at Asbury ter for home consumption. on Mother's Day and told them Church, officiating. Burial will be ceived since, he added, it might he was being transferred to Ala»- he didn't know where the school high school, it was announced Surviving is a son, William P. nave been better had he set up Park. Claude W. Birdsall, engineer districts would get the money to in Fair View Cemetery, Middle- Macnamara, Jr., stationed in for several municipalities north ka June 1. He had enlisted in town. last night. the checks at different locations the Air Force after graduating pay the higher salaries if the bond The board last month post- California with the U. S. Navy. at different times. and south of Asbury Park, said issue failed. There will be a Requiem Mass Kennedy Heads West several towns surrounding Shark from high school in 1990 and was poned a previously scheduled And as to Capt. Purcell's con- trained as a radar operator. He Hughes proposed the bond issue MRS. RAE TAYLOR second referendum on a school Thursday at 10 a.m. in St. Agnes troversial assignment, he said For 4-State Tour River have agreed to a regional MATAWAN - Mrs. Rae Tay- plan with'a trunk line carrying had spent Christmas at home. He ast January, calling lt the only addition which had been slated Catholic Church, 34th St., New that too might have been put Itematlve to a state salei or in- lor, $9, of 6 Stuphln Ave., died York City. Burial will be in Cal- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- effluent into the ocean. leaves his parents, who operate for June 19, and set no other into effect differently. a luncheonette, and a 18-year-old come tax and saying it would yesterday in Graduste Hospital, date. vary Cemetery, Queens. Local dent Kennedy heads West today Initially Neptune Township Philadelphia. planned to dispose of effluent in sister. provide a five-year spending pro- Gordon Bartle, president, said arrangements are being handled on a four-state tour that will Born In Brooklyn, N. Y., she the Shark River. But protests gram for increased state aid to the board's desire to try by the John E. Day FXmeral Fishing Ban combine an up-to-date look at Tarrant was returning to his du- was the daughter of the late Pa- mounted and regional discussion schools, and construction of high- achieve "utmost economy" Home. OTTAWA (AP) - Canada is ties at Elmendorf Air Force Base ter and Ella Wilson Kyle. She space age defense and some old- followed. Mr. Birdsall said the ways, colleges and institutions. any new building proposal was fioing to ban foreign fishermen in Alaska after a furlough. He had had lived here 22 years. fashioned politicking. final decision was reached in enlisted in the service soon after one reason for the delay. He Request Overdue within 12 miles of its coast, ap- Mrs. Taylor was t member of said plans for new classrooms Kennedy planned to leave the conference Monday. graduating from Bayonne High econd Negro Set SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP- parently to shut out the Russians the First Methodist Church and and other facilities were being White House soon after breakfast Others who spoke included School in 1961. Tarrant was bom It was news when Mrs. Anne C. and the Japanese. Another pur- the Woman's Club here. reviewed "in this light." to begin the four-day journey with state Sen. Richard R. Stout, As- in Jersey City but lived in Ba- 'o Join Meredith Switek, borough clerk, asked the pose may be to hamper spying Surviving are her husband, a jet flight from nearby Andrews semblymen Alfred N. Beadleston, yonne the past 10 years. OXFORD, Mils. (AP) - Cltve Another stated reason for the Township Committee last nlfiht by Soviet trawlers. Charles Taylor; two daughters, Air Force Base to Colorado Clifton T. Barkalow, and Irving He leaves his father, Frank, and McDowell, 21-year-old negro, Uelay of the referendum was the for four days off. Mrs. Switek American fishermen likely will Mrs. Adam J. Zaun of Demarest, Springs, Colo. E. Keith; Freeholders Abram D. a brother, Brian, of Bayonne, >lans to join James H. Meredith ttesire to obtain federal con- said she hasn't taken a vacation not be affected. Assurances that and Mrs. Ray Dupre of Hint- Voorhees, Charles I. Smith, Ben- and three sisters, Mrs. Helen Bol- today In enrolling for the sum- struction funds before asking from her many borough functions special arrangements will be In Colorado, the President was dale; a son. Edwin L. Taylor of jamin Danskin, and Marcus Da- ca and Mrs. John Condor* of Bay- mer MMlon at the University of taxpayers for more building for 13 years. worked out with the United States to make the first of two com- Philadelphia, two sisters, Mrs. D. funds. ly; and Charles Pike, executive onne and Mr«. Raymond Schultz Mississippi. He will become the accompanied Prime Minister Les- mencement addresses on his tour director of the Planning Board. W. Bateman, Tallahassee, Fla., At the same meeting, super ter B. Pearson's announcement —this one to the fifth graduating of Jersey City. chool'i second known Negro stu- Mr. Pike produced slide* giv- and Mrs. Ruth James of East Intendent Frank Weinhelmer re- Shopping Cart Round-up yesterday that Canada will ex- class of the Air Force Academy Knoster, who had enlisted in lent. Rockaway, L. I.; and five grand- ported that Lewis Miller, of this SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP- tend Its exclusive fishing zone ing a pictorial history of what July, was en route to a new as- Campus police, bolstered by of- —before inspecting the neighbor- the planning board has done to children. year's graduating class has been The Police Department in May from three miles to 12 miles next ing headquarters of the North signment In Alaska after a 30- ic«rs from north Mississippi Th« funeral will be Thursday accepted at the Coast Guard rounded up—along with a num- May. preserve and bring attention to day leave. He was graduated from towns, patrolled the rolling green American Air Defense command. the need to preserve clean wa- at 8:30 p.m. In the Bedle Funeral Academy. King's Point, N. Y. ber of criminal!, traWlc violators Hunterdon Central High School campus. Army troops stood ready Home, Keyport, with Rev. Frank Altogether, Kennedy planned terways throughout the county. last year. He had been stationed He Mid that the high school and stray dogs - 60 shopping There's no Trick to Having Ex- "tops in Colorado, Texas, New near the 115-year-old university. W. Sweeten, pastor of the Meth- fs stMl seeking teachers of chem- carts. They were apparent- at Camp Goodfellow In Ttxai He Gov. Ross Barnett has tald he tra Cash. You Get It Fast When Mexico and California before re- Buying or selling? Use the odist Church, officiating. Burial ««try, business education and ly brought by residents from Su- You Use The Register Classified. turning to Washington Sunday leavei his parents, Mr. and Mrs. believes McDowell's admission will be Friday at 11:30 a.m. in Spanish. Register Classified for quick re- Christian Knoster, and a brother, under federal court order could perama In New Shrewsbury. -Advertisement. I morning. •ulti.-Advertliement. the George Washington Memorial Christian Jr. of Sergeantsville. lead to violence. Park, Pararaus. i Awards Co To BED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, June 5, 1963-t business Sites uccessful SEA BRIGHT - The Chamber The Art of Commerce last night voted awards to three borough business- es for excellence in property im- Investing provement and named eight oth- er establishments for. honorable OfLearning •Roger E.Spwr By ROGER E. SPEAR mention. Named to receive plaques in By LESLIE J. NASON Q-"I lfte to own blue chip Long Island Lighting, Iowa Pub- the near future for business •tocks, and now hold the follow- lic Service, and Jersey Standard premises improvement were the Dr. Nason Professor of Education tog issues: American Telephone, Sea Bright Pharmacy, The Cot- definitely fall into that category. At the start of the long sum- er's five children are evidenoa Long Island Lighting, Pacific In- tage, a children's dress shop, and mer vacation many mothers won- termountain Express, Iowa Although it is not as well sea- Longo's Restaurant. of the success of her program. soned as die foregoing, you cer- der: "How will I keep the kids Learning Through Playing Public Service, North Pean Gas, Honorable mention went to Ma- c from fighting all day or getting «nd Standard Oil of New Jersey. tainly seem justified in holding rine Lumber Co., Andy Keating's Many games are education. into mischief?" I know very little about stocks Pacific Intermountain Express, Agency, Shea's service station, For example, hand puppets, tad would Hke your opinion as which is expanding very rapidly Shrewsbury Motel, Trade Winds Well, it may sound like day- iven rough facsimiles made from to how my list stacks up." E. M. in the motor freight business. Beach Club, South Gate Apart- dreaming to say so, but children >ld stockings, provide the basis North Penn Gas, however, is a for development as well as lots A—For a person who knows ments, the Ancient Mariner, a can be taught to play construc- small company with very moder- Downsea Motel. tively. However, it will take ef- >f fun. very little about stocks, I should ate growth respects. I belive I tay that you have done ex fort on your part. For a child who is timid in would switch this stock into Prov- After 10 months of close su- ichool and has difficulty in re- tremely well. idence Gas, which I think is a It would be too strong to say Raritan Squad pervision for several hours a day nting, puppets can provide a way stronger situation. in school, you can't expect a to hide his embarrassment. He that you hold nothing but blue Q—"Could you throw any light chips, but American Telephone, Launches Drive child suddenly to manage his own can tell stories, recite lessons in on this question? Mill Factors, RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Coir time. He will be happier if you an imaginary school, imperson- listed on the AMEX, pays $0.60 cards have been distributed bj definitely direct a portion of each ate the teacher, and allow him- per year and yields 3.6 per cent the First Aid Squad In a $20,- day. self to fill any number of situ- Stocks Close at current levels. Earnings have ations he would ordinarily with- 000 fund drive. Squad members One mother I know sets aisde increased in each of the past sev- will pick up the cards in August. Iraw from. eral years. Why do other finance the early morning hours for The goals for the year are two Rehearsals for a puppet show Mixed; Sales companies sell at higher price- semi-directed activities. Her rules SLICING THE TAPE — Jim Bishop, Sea Bright author and nationally syndicated new ambulances, a better alarm involve the repetition needed for earnings ratios and lower yields? include: no leaving the house or columnist, who officiated at official opening yesterday of expanded Longo's Res- system, and building mainte- the development of any skill. You Is there anything wrong with yard, and no neighbor children Volume Up nance. :an fill a vital role by making the stock Itself?" taurant, 1072 Ocean Ave., tries his hand at sandwich making. Mr. And Mrs. Thom- visiting until after 10 a.m. NEW YORK (AP) - Interest The squad has adopted th< :ime to become the "audience" H. L. as Longo, proprietors, give advice. slogan "Help Us to Help You. Another mother insits on quiet, broadened out to many neglected in-the-house activities for one to 'or such a demonstration. Issues in an irregular stock A—There is nothing wrong with Mill Factors mat I know of. one and one-half hours before din- Another use for puppets can market yesterday. ner each afternoon. During this be in practicing a foreign lan- Volume surged to 5.95 million Actually, the stock of this rel- Excavating atively small unit in Its Industry time she provides large pads of guage. (In our modern schools, •hares from Monday's 5.41 mil- '(Continued) Seek Limited Draw Openings paper, crayons, pencils, water this includes children from kin- lion and was the largest since sells on a slightly lower yield bas- is than C I T Financial, which The ordinance also states that SEA BRIGHT — The Chamber regulated weekend and holiday fic committee chairman, callec colors and clay—materials for dergarten through college.) Let April 15 when 5.99 million shares her children to create with their your child develop a script in the changed hands. is the biggest company In the the owners of land must obtain a of Commerce last night an- openings. If such a study proves for two bridge openings hourlj field. • permit for excavation and 6oil nounced that it is waiting word hands. Or, they may read quiet- language under study. Two chil- The Dow Jones industrial av- feasible, according to Col. Mile- between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., ef- removal, based on mapped and from Col. Milton M. Miletich, ly, if they prefer. dren can put on an act, with or erage squeaked out a gain of "22 Why the investing public prices tich, a regulatory schedule will ficiency trained bridge operators, township-approved plans. district engineer of the U. S. without puppets, that can speed- at 726.49 while the 65-stock Dow earnings as it does is always be promulgated. regulations concerning lowering This wise mother "cons" her Army Corps of Engineers, re- ily develop their vocabularies to Jones composite dropped .10 to something of a mystery. It is true Mr. MaJlett said township em- of outriggers and antennae and children into learning to sketch garding a requested study of the Arthur Katims, chamber mem- the point where they can ad-lib 259.34. that your Mill Factors sells at a ployees will be instructed that ber, noted that Rep. James C. posting of bridge heights at mean maps of countries by putting into modest earnings multiple, as possibility of regulated bridge successfully. The many rehears- Standard & Poor's 500-stock in- they, as well as property owners, Auchincloss would favor sched- tides for the information of boat outlines states, major rivers and compared with some other fi- openings. operators. als of such a performance lead dex edged upward .01 to 70.70. must comply with the ordinance. uled openings of the Rumson-Sea cities. They also draw animals directly toward thinking In the nance companies. I think the rea- The Bowtell-Sorenson tract is It"was noted that a letter has Bright bridge. "There is some Col. Miletich noted that local and people, learning much about The Associated Press average son is that Mill Factors has a new language. of 60 stocks declined .4 to 275.3 near the entrance to Scenic Dr. been received from U. S. Sen. indication that there is not too bridges are county-owned anc anatomy without realizing it. small share capitalization, is not Excavation at the tract has left Clifford P. Case indicating he much opposition to the plan," training of personnel would b< Such ideas can be expanded upon Play School wKh industrials off .6, rails oft widely known, and has not yet .4, and utilities unchanged. sharp declivities. will press for a solution to heavy Mr. Katims said. a county program. He said then almost without limit. And the Playing school is another fav- attracted a broad following. is a regulation already in effect Among the 1,343 issues traded, Mr. Bowtell told The Register traffic congestion caused by high grades made by this moth- orite pastime of many children. (Mr. Spear cannot answer all A proposal by the Chamber of which requires boat operator! losers outnumbered gainers by 571 that in past years many contrac- bridge openings on busy week- A college girl, searching her mail personally but will answer Commerce to limit bridge open- to lower all masts and outrigger; to 510. New highs for the year tors have been permitted to take ends and holidays, background for the basis of her all questions possible in his col- ings to twice an hour has been not required for navigatioi totaled 93 and new lows 20. soil from Che tract. He reported Otto Perl, chamber president, excellent scholarship record, umn.) endorsed by the Borough Coun- which extend above the super- Award Ten Among the 15 most active that he stopped allowing soil re- noted that he has received a let- me: "I was an only child. My cil and the Rumson Borough structure. This rule, he said, mother provided me with a black- stocks, however, 14 advanced and moval about a year ago, because ter from Col. Miletich which Council. only General Motors, off %, de- promises consideration of the could be strictly enforced at the board and I spent hours teaching those removing the soil did not The plan originally outlined by present time without governmenl School Bus clined. Subdivisions grade the land properly. establishment of a schedule for a row of empty chairs. In my American Motors', which has Mr. Katims, the chamber's traf- sanction. struggle to make each point clear He said he would be happy to Route Pacts to my imaginary pupils, I auto- been a laggard among the ad- comply with any directives, 4ssued vancing auto stocks, topped the Approved NEW SHREWSBURY — Trans- matically made them clearer to by the Middletown building in- Jury Gives myself." list of volume leaders, rising I to HOLMDBL —' Final map ap- spector in regard to putting the portation contracts for 10 new 20% on 157,600 shares. Sperry proval was granted on major land into proper shape. Union Beach Board bus routes for next year were If you have several children Rand was second, up ft at 14% subdivisions by the Planning $1,000 to Boy awarded by. the Monmouth Re- playing school, be sure you en- on, 150,900 shares. Third was Board last night. •• Mr. Maillett also reported that gional Board of Education last contractor Thomas J. Lewis, Mid- courage each one to take his ifcrirysler, up 1% at 67 on 145,700 Approved were: ; •• Members Appointed night. turn at being "teacher." shares. The Celestino AJlocco subdivi- dletown, has been excavating and And Father The contracts went to low bid- All these examples show how sion, Telegraph Hill Rd., con- removing soil from a site near FREEHOLD — A jury before UNION BEACH — Samuel member of American Legion Pos Next came Ford, up Y» at 52%, the Rt. 36 land owned by A. ders for each route, with'three to help your child develop in- and Westinghouse Electric, up sisting of seven lots on an eight- Monmouth County Judge Thomas Hassell, 417 Pine St., and 321 here, and a former vie out of five bidders successful for acre tract. Campo Construction Co., Middle- J. Smith on Monday awarded $1,- Charles F. DeFazio, 110 Morn- president of the Democratic 0 itiative and express creatively. 1% at 3820, re- month, and Donald E. Ostrander, Calendriello,. New Shrewsbury Perhaps sorr^e of you readers - Reynolds Metals, which has an- Section I of Flora HUb, being dren, he served in the U.S. will have two routes lor $1,681, nounced increasing production, devetoped by Lakeside Homes, cavating in other sections of the spectively, in their action against who resigned last night. during World War II. He is em can spend me other examples of was up 1% as the most heavily Inc., Plainfield, comprising 17 town, until July 1 to obtain per- Augustus Silvers of 420 Broad- Mr. Ostrander was elected to ployed as payroll auditor by Ge The new routes will handle ways you have found to teach traded of the aluminums. Alcoa lots on 35 acres bounded by Long'- mits, in compliance with the or- way, Long Branch. the board in February, 1961, and eral Accident Insurance Com early arrivals and late departures through playing. rose 1%, as did Kaiser Aluminum street Rd., Donner St., and Flora dinance. Cars owned and operated by served as board, president last pany. Mr. DeFazio will serve a; of all students for the new double while Aluminum Ltd. gained % Dr. Alexander F. Bahrs, Highlands the younger Graziano and by Mr. year. He resigned as a board chairman of the student relation: session schedules next year. Foi Studebaker gained %, Johns- The preliTninary map of Eu- marine contractor, told The Reg- Silvers collided Sept. 12, 1962, at member to accept the position of committee. the" midday arrival and depart- Ruling Due Manville %, Radio Corp. 2%, and gene NoveJlo's Heather Hill de- ister he owns Rt.. 36 property op- Willow Ave. and Division St., board secretary at a salary of ure times only those students American Telephone '/i- velopment, 95 lots on 108 acres posite the Campo site. He said Long Branch. The jury awarded $2,000 a year. living outside a J'/i-mile radius Xerox (ex dividend) lost 3VS between McCampbell and New- a previous owner of the land per- the youth for his injuries and Mr. Hassell, a resident of the Taxpayers Group will be transported, as in the On Wallace Holly Sugar %, Du Pont 1% man Springs Rds. was approved mitted excavations and soil re- damages to his car, and the older borough for 18 years, is a gradu past. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — U. S. Steel %, American Smelt subject to recommendations of moval as well as dumping and Graziano for medical expenses. ate of Keyport High School. Em- To Hear Stout Board secretary Ralph Keev Federal Judge Seybourn H. Lynne Ing 1, Jersey Standard %, Union the townsWp engineer. that some of this has continued George M. Chamlin of West ployed as a route salesman for a said the estimated additional net 1 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Th rules today on the Justice Depart- Carbide % Anaconda *A and Boe- The sketch plat of a proposed despite his efforts to stop it. He Long Branch represented the Gra> national bakery, he is married transportation cost, due to the ment's request for an order bar- ing %. subdivision of 10 lots on 15 acres praised Middletown's current ef- zianos, Frank P. Zimmer, of As- and has three children. Mr. Has- final meeting of the year of th double session hours, will come Matawan Township Taxpayer ring Gov. George C. Wallace from American Stock Exchange on Line Rd. by Charles Todaro fort to enforce its ordinance. bury Park, Mr. Silvers. sell, an Air Force veteran, is a to about $7,500 for the schoo interfering with desegregation of prices also were mixed with vol- and AnShony Marvosa, Fanwood, Association will be held tomoi The ordinance also requires row at 8:30 p.m. at the Oal year. He arrived at this figure the University of Alabama. ume rising to 1.54 million shares was approved. that before the township can is- by deducting estimated increase: from 1.49 million Monday. Action was deferred on a Shades Fire House, Lower Mali Wallace, who repeatedly has sue soil removal' permits, land Equestrian Team Action St. in cost which would have take said he will keep Negroes from Yesterday's closing stocks: sketch plat submitted by MaSsa owners must fUe performance place due to increased enrollment ACT Ind 99 I-T-ECkt Brk 1«% and Son, Inc., Lincroft, for nine Sen. Richard R. Stout will b entering the university, reiterated Adanu Ex 26H Johns Man 49% bonds. from the total increase in outlaj Jones ft L 59% lots on a 14 acre tract on Long- the main speaker. Also prese Tuesday night that he wants to Air Prod 66% Excavations must be conducted Movies to Be Presented by the board for next year. Air Reduc 56 Joy Mfg 24% street Rd. The board referred will be Assemblymen Alfred N stand alone to confront the stu- Allec Cp 1014 Kaiser, Al 11% so as not to create sharp cliffs, LINCROFT — Something a area to judge the Lincroft Horse The contract fqr supplies was Alleg Lud Kennecott 75% the map to the Township Engi- Beadleston and Irving Keith. dents. 37H Koppen 42% declivities or pits in the land. little different in film entertain- Show the following day. He has awarded to A. R. Meeker, Spring- Alleg Pw 49 neer for study. "We don't want anyone at the Allied Ch Kresge SS 23% Topsoil cannot be removed from ment — official motion pictures donated his services, and the Sen. Stout will give a summary ifield. The only other bidder was A11U Ctul Kroger 29 Board Chairman Bernard Gold- University of Alabama except AIM* 65% Leh Port C 1914 (he premises and must later be of the U.S. Equestrian Team's Lincroft Fire Company, show of recently enacted laws. A ques- J. L. Hainmett, Union. Ixh V«l Ind I...V. smith announced that O. Wayne those who are authorized to be Am Airlln MJi LOF Glass 54% spread back over the excavation three-day team in action in the sponsors, have in turn pledged a tion and answer period will fo! Am Brk Eh MVi Lib McN&L Noble of NoWe Associates, Ridge- A contract to provide subscrip there," he told an educational . Am Can Wgg ft My section, and excavation areas Rome Olympics — will be pre- donation to the team, depending low. ' Am Cyan S8H wood, consulting engineers, has tions for 127 magazines for the fraternity. IJUon Ind 77 must be completely fenced in, ac- sented Friday at 7:30 p.m. in St. on the financial success exf the Am MFdy 20H Lukons Stl been retained by the board on a Tickets for the association' school library was awarded to Am Mot 44% cording to the ordinance. Leo the Great School auditorium show. Wallace announced he would go 2054 Mack Trie 44 dinner-dance to be held June Pollock's Magazine Service, Lit- Am Smelt 77 Maratli Oil per diem basis as planning con- here. . on statewide television tonight and Am Std 13—,H. Martin M. 5214 at 8 p.m. at The Turf, Rt. , Am Tel Tel 122% 1914 sultant. Mrs. A. R. Gilman, chairman tle Silver! for $650.90. Sunday to urge people to keep Merck 91 Maj. Stephan von Visy, coach Old Bridge, will be available Am Tob 30% The board also voted unani- of the show, pointed out that the Williams, Brown and Early, away from the campus. Am Viioou MOM „„ of the team, will personally pre- the meeting. Amp Ine 30(4 Minn M 4 M 58% mously to hire a new attorney. Witness Is sent and narrate the program. U.S. team receives no federal Philadelphia, submitted the low The Army moved support units Anaconda Mo Pac A 70(4 Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., former monies and is dependent upon Armco Stl Mont Ward 37 Proceeds will go into a fund to bid for projector, lens, scree of trucks and other vehicles into Armour 44% Nat Blsc 47% board attorney, explained Mr. public support. Unless sufficient DOUBLE BIRTHDAY Arnut Olc 82% N Caah Reg 7272% send the U.S. Team to Tokyo and other equipment, for $1,013, Ft. McClellan, about 60 miles to Ashl Oil , 30 Nat Dairy 64% Goldsmith, has resigned since be- Identified for the 1964 Olympics. funds are raised, the United BELFORD - Miss Gladys Co! and it was accepted by the board. the northeast, where 2,000 federal Atchlson 29V, Nat Distill 25% ing appointed attorney for the States will not be represented in All ReUn 52(4 Nat Gyps 47 JERSEY CITY (AP)-A man The recently released film pro- morgen, daughter of Mr. am Mrs. Kenneth McConneJl, New troops are on standby for possible Avco Corp 27(4 Nat Steel 43% towns/hip. arrested Monday as a material the Olympic equestrian competi Mrs. Vernon Colmorgen, Wallin, use in racial troubles. Babcock W 66 NTf Central 21 gram has never been shown in tion next year. Shrewsbury, was reappointed Bald Lima 14 Nla M Pw witness in the slaying of Walter Ave., celebrated her 16th birUi No Am Av «T4 this area. Reviewers have des- custodian of school funds for thi Armed with a federal court or- Bait * Oh 38% 57 % day Saturday, and her brothi Bayuk CIS 42(4 Nor Pac Glockner was identified Tuesday cribed it as "a rare experience Friday's program patronage, coming year. der, a second Negro said he would 26% Nwat AlrJIn 47% Egg Market Vernon, who was 3 years 0! Bell * How 6414 by the Hudson County prosecutor's in excitement" and as portraying together with the contribution join James H. Meredith today as Bendlx 52% Norwich Ph Monday, also celebrated his Beth Steel 32 Outb Mar 40% NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)— office as Harry Henley, 45, of Ho- "almost unbelievable perform- made from proceeds of the horse a student at the University of Mis- Boeing 36(4 Owens HI Ql 1214. Wholesale egg offerings more boken. •the celebration with a group Borden 06 Pan A W Air 40801%4 ances of man and horse over show, will constitute Monmouth sissippi. School officials said no Borg Warn Pa.nam Pdct 44 than ample on large; increased Prosecutor James A. Tumulty courses that seem impossible." County's share of the donation to relatives and friends, Susan Sutli Airport trouble was anticipated with the Bruniwk 15S Penney, JC 43% erland and Patricia Rega. Buckeye Pi 30% Pa Pw ft U 34% on mediums and light on balance. said that Henley, a seaman, saw Maj. von Visy will be in this the' effort, Mrs. Gilman said. arrival of Cleve McDowell, 21, an Bucy Brie 17(4 Pa RTt 17% Demand generally quiet yester- Bulova Pepsi Cola 48% Glockner shot to death as Glock- Word Due honor student. Some federal Burl Ind 3454 Perkin Elm 46% day. ner left his Hoboken home May troops still are on duty at the Cue, JI 10 Pfizer 52 New York spot quotations fol- FREEHOLD — The count: Cater Trac 46 Phil El 3514 24. Tumulty had declined to iden- Board of Freeholders plan university, left there since the Celanete 47(4 Phlli Pet 5314 low: tify the eyewitness earlier, but he bloody rioting last fall when Mer- Ches ft Oh 61% Pit Steel 125 another statement today on pro Chryller 67 Pub Sv E40 7514 Mixed colors: Extras (47 lbs. had emphasized that Henley was edith entered. Cities Sv 67% Pullman 3114 gress of negotiations to purchase Pure Oil min.) 29'/j-30'/2; standards 28 not a suspect. Coca Cola 83(4 41% the Monmouth County Airport U.S. Dist. Judge Sidney Mlze CoX Pal ItiOA 71% 29!/2; checks 2416-26. Raytheon Henley was placed in Hudson said McDowell is qualified for the Colum Gaa 30(4 24% Whites: Extras (47 lbs. Min.) In a statement last Thursday, Coml Sol 24 Vt Reading Co 12 County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bail university's law school and issued Con Ed Is Repub Stl 38% 2914-31; extras medium (40 lbs. Freeholder Director Joseph C Cont Can 45% Revlon 40% after he was picked up in Hobo- Irwin said the board has agree an order directing school officials Coop Bel Reyn Met 36% average) 22!4-23'/i; top quality to enroll him. Corn Pd 5714 Rey Tob •41% (47 lbs. min.) 29-32; mediums (41 ken Monday night. Also being held to see purchase of the 75ft-acr< .Coming O 171 Robert Cont 27% in Hudson County Jail under $100,- Also in Mississippi, a Negro' 54(4 St Jos Lead 3214 lbs. average) 22'/$-24i/£; smalls airfield on Rt. 34, Wall Township, Cm Zell St Reg Pap mass meeting rejected Tuesday Cruc Stl 21 33% (36 lbs. average) 19-20; peewees 000 bail is Thomas J. Reynolds, plus adjoining lands, from Ed Curtlii Wr 21 (4 Bears Roeb 90 night a proposal from Mayor Al- Deere 69(1 Shell Oil 42% 15-16. 34, of Brooklyn, N.Y. ward Brown. Del ft Hud Sinclair 4414 The prosecutor's office said both len Thompson of Jackson that Dent Sup 27% Smith AO 3011 Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) Mr. Invin said yesterday the Socony 6814 they end antisegregation demon- Doug Alrc 23% Sou Pac 31«4-i3; top quality (47 lbs. min.) Henley's and Reynolds' lives may board has met this week with of- Dow Chem 63% 35% strations in return for the city.'s Sou Ry 6514 32-34; mediums (41 lbs. average) be in danger. ficials of the Federal Aviation Dreis'lnd 25% Sperry Rd agreement to hire Negroes as po- Du Pont SSO',4 Std Brand ^-24'^; smalls (36 lbs. aver- Tumulty said a third witness, Agency to determine require- Dull Lt 32% Std Oil Cal licemen and school crossing Sail Air L 21% 63% age) 19-20; peewees 15-16. who he would not identify, "is un- ments for a county-owned facility Std Oil N JT guards. During the day young Ne- East Kod 111 Studebaker der voluntary confinement." He to qualify for 50 per cent federal ( End John 21(4 Texaco MEMORIAL SERVICE grocs staged numerous small' Erie Lack 3(4 Tex a Prod 66% said the man has been "in our aid for purchase and develop Ftrefltone 35(4 Tex Q Bui 58 LINCROFT — Middletown fire demonstrations and more than 30 Fla Pw 44(4 Textron 15(1 protective custody since the early ment. Fla P * L 74 Vi Tldowat OU companies held a Memorial serv- stages of the Investigation." were arrested. Kood Fair 24 Transamer ice Sunday night for members While Mr. Brown reportedl, FMC Cii 44(4 Un Carbide 52% s* Glockner was a shop steward has given the board a sellin Ford Mot Un IMc M',1 who died during the year at Lin- GRANTED DIVORCE Oarrett 45% Unit Alrc in Teamsters Local 560 and was price, it Has not yet been mad Oen Accept IBM United Op 110% croft Presbyterian Ohurdi. Rev. FREEHOLD — Mrs. Margaret Oen Cigar 31 Bold Minstrel, and Michael Plumb, on Markham. Proceeds will and Mr. Brown, Mr. Irwin said, tot Har choirs were led by Mrs. Vernon a TJiamsters meeting the night of freeholder! also are keeping th' Thomas J. BaWIno of Long Bennett, organist. Ma> S3. go into fund to send U.S. team to Tokyo for tha 1964 Olympics. Army advised of progress. Branch. [that rocks "hav« Comity Temple Ends torn tije bathing Ness Corp., Sjprink L«fce Heights, jby- the recreatlojt body, starting aril Jachter, Elliot Harrii Carolyn at 1 p.m. Admission will be free Beach b*dfes fmnt on safe thbr headed by Hotrnd W. Vwi Ness l Firm Loses of Asbury Park again* Donald School Year Hen, Charles Wootf, Richard For Opening and refreshment* win be served reek at borough hall. Seasonal fice deaths Uf>f A»tk to' New W. Haight, also of Asbury Park. SHREWSBURY — The'closing Steiner, Wendy Slaughter, Rich- to local youngsters. ses will be H tor local adultsJersey, accordk| to Arthur J. Suit For Mr. Haight, then owner of theexercises of the religious school aid Ruda, Barbara Fenichal, Innovations this year will in- nd 50 cents for children under Sills, state attorney setaML Colonial Motel, 1730 AAury Ave., at Monmouth Reform TampU Dayid Englander and CarleJuny e 16 clude a pre-school playground years of age. Daily badges Mr. Sills saii'jfrtt S^wtaber Neptune, agreed in June, 1960, were held Sunday in the auditori- Broder. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —The area with slides and seesaws, a jr guests will be the same price equals the same figure tor -state Commission to sell the place to a Van Ness um of the school building, ' Scholarship certificates were Recreation Commission an- picnic section, and 2,000 pounds s seasonal rates. traffic deaths In May, MB. Mon- J-REEHOLD — A real estate client, Ttmalyo Corp. Of Perth warded to: Lee Felnswog, Al- nounced Monday night that a fam- of white sand In the bathing area. Rabbi Richard F.v Stelnbrink, mouth County, however, has de- firm's demand for a $4,500 com- Amboy, for (170,000. principal, presided. ' lan Greene, Martha Kohn, Jo-ily day will highlight the opening Caruso Construction Co., Center Buying or selling? Use thclinee d from 30 traffic deaths in mission on the sale of a Neptune seph Singer, Robert Singer, Jill of the municipal beach June 16. Ave., has donated 'a bulldozer But there vyas a disagreement Promotion certificates were legister Classified for quick re- May, last year, he said, to 22 motel whicft went awry got no- Huber, Andrew Miller, David to spread the sand. about terms and the sale didn't awarded to all students in the An open house featuring a tour mits.—Advertisement. fatalities. ' .. ' where Monday before Superior Mausner, Linda Sarason, Ruth go through. Hie Van Ness firm kindergarten, first and secon< Court Judge Gene R. Mariano. contended Mr. Haight was at Singer, Jodi Deutsch, Judy Lute, grades. Attendance certificates Carolyn Here, Rebecca Schnei- The judge, for the second time, fault. He denied it. Later he sold were awarded to: . threw out the plea of the Vanto someone else for $166,500. der, Richard Ruda, Linda Kram- G RAMAN'S Barbara Singer, Loretta Burns, r, Paul Gruber and Barbara Judge Mariano dismissed the Todd Englander, Blair Pinsley, CLEAN RUGS VACUUM AND APPLIANCI PARTS CO. suit March 6. But on March 22, Fenichel. Leisure Time Meals Lawrence Sdhulman, Mark Brous, 54 MONMOUTH STRICT. RED lANfc N.J. Start at ... he allowed a new trial on thElizabete h Carol, Lee, Feinswog, •This year forth e first time, a LAST LONGER Van Ness contention that new evi-Richard fenichel, Daniel Gold special prize was awarded by PHONE SH 7-5623 CITARELLA'S dence would show Mr. Haight stein, Allan Greene, Eric Klein, the Men's Club of the temple, (L had refused to go along with orig- prize for excellence in the years and look lovelier too! MEATS and DELI Martha Kohn, William Marx, AUTHORIZED inal agreements on the sale. Richard Mausner, David Mosko prior to confirmation was won Uttto Silver Shopping Center In his final determination, how- witz, Adam Schneider, Jack Sing- by Philip Miller of the ninth CALL TODAY HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE ever, the judge said there was grade. A second Men's Club prize Call 741-9057 er, Joseph Singer, Scoti NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS • no proof to establish any respon- Slaughter, 'Phillip Steiner, Rich- for excellence in the study of Rotisserie Barbecued sibility by Mr. Haight for thare d Englander, Charles Broder, Hebrew was awarded to Richard • REPAIRS ON • Van Ness commission. Beth Klein, Michail Goldstein, Ruda of the seventh grade. Chickens at All Tunes Mr. Haight was represented by GE - HOOVER - ELEGTROLUX, etc. 3-lb. Siw—$1.69 Linda Green, Phillip Hoffman, The school has recessed for Burton L. 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Several sales finance com-1 pS r«iMd by one-eighth per- centage point the rate* on pram- iwory notes they issue and sell to Tighter Credit Investors. They use the borrowed money for loans to consumers. Similar increases were made by On the Way? commercial paper dealers. They CLEANED sell four- to six-month notes far various industrial concerns and RUGS DAWSON By SAM DAWSON some finance companies. Bankers acceptances also went NEW YORK (AP) - Interest tivity is due to expand at a faster up by the same amount. These rates are rising on ihort-term rate. are drafts guaranteed by a bank. loani. "He increases stretch all The Treasury this week is pay-Usually they are issued to finance •long the line from the U.Sin.g more on its 91-day bills than international trade. , Treasury to lenders to business. it has in three yean. 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The flow of hot cession to belief that business ac- was finding it must pay more fo Thii Coupon Non-Transferable—Limit One To A Family money to Europe in the past when But if the interest rate climb Offer valid for ail rugs picked up or received yields there were much more at-reflects a change in policy by the In our utore before July 31. 1963. tractive than here was one on themoney managers toward tighter Valid for Rug O'eaninis Only — Not Repairs or Storage biggest items in the U.S. deficit credit, the effect could spread in No C*Mih A Carry oo Storage Orders of international paymentsm Cash Jk Carry must be picked up within 30 days time to the general economy—to The deficit, lasting now for five RBR years, has put pressure on theborrowing for speculation, for bus- value of the dollar in world mar- iness expansion, for home or com-

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This is an awkward position for a pilot about Member o! American Newspaper Publishers Association Member Audit Bureau of Circulation to land 45 tons weight moving at 137 knots. thi lud Buk tUtfiur uuma no nnueltl rtiponilbiuue. tot typographic*! arron In sdrtrtlMminu. but nprlnt wltnout cbaria. that part ol an «dvenu»ment a. trhlca th« typographical arrar occurs AdnniMn will M notify tht mana(«mant Umntdlataly of any trror wtuca may oeeor. No hands were on the yokes. They moved back and forth, they made turns. Tfcla nawipapar aacumai no raiponalblUUu (or ftataraanu ot opfnionj la latttn tram ttf raadan. The throttles advanced by themselves, •nsasnptloa Pilow la Adrane* Ltaa than S mot. Par month S1.SO U monlBi—»U.OO • mooth»-» tW atU aopf at oonstai, T «*ato «tafl» eopy by mall. 10 erati • montha-tlLM I month* | 4.M then moved back. The plane was land- ing itself. On the far end of the run- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1963 way, a BLEU machine was doing the BISHOP work. No human being was there eith- er. The machine took charge of the four-engine plane The World Loses a Friend at an altitude of 500 feet, asked its altitude and speed Christendom has lost a leader others to command universal atten- and position, received automatic answers from a black box, then banked the plane to a position parallel to and the world a friend. Pope John tion. His "Mater et Magistra" (Moth- the airport, turned the nose down, trimmed the tabs, XXIII reigned all too briefly over er and Teacher)—history's longest at throttled the engines, crabbed the big ship against a the Roman Catholic Church and its 25,000 words—examined labor rela- cross-wdnd, brought it in on the middle of the strip, half billion faithful with almost tions and the economic development and idled the engines. boundless energy, deep vision, bold- of all nations. It asked that the I was here. I saw it I sat in the co-pilot's seat and ness and a sense of destiny well be- working man be given greater saw BLEU do the impossible—sit on the end of a yond the reach of most mortals. chances for happiness, everywhere. runway like a tawny spider and bring a plane in safely as though in a pea soup fog. All the machine did was Further, he took direct action in an His "Aeterna die Sapientia" was a take a DC-7 out of its memory file, scan the character- endeavor to bring the world together call for Christian unity. It was he dstics, and go to work. A black box on the plane sent in an era when the future appeared who convened the Ecumenical Coun- out information automatically—altitude, speed, type of as dark as night. In doing so, he cil at Rome that brought Christian plane—and BLEU did the rest. I saw it three times. brought onto himself the affection of leaders of different faiths ever closer Utterly impossible. all peoples and even the respect of together. It was visited even by the It never makes a mistake. The pilot does not have the anti-religious. He made himself Buddhists who stand far away from to be on a glide path. He can be anywhere within 135 degrees of the runway and, at an altitude of 500 feet, a symbol of peace. Christianity. BLEU says: "Relax, my friend. I'll do the rest." Within After the death, President Ken- When, in 1958, he was elected as the next few years, BLEU will be operating at all ma- nedy, himself a Catholic, prophesied jor airports. /, '. • the church's supreme pontiff, he These Days: that, as evidenced by Pope John, "the This is but one of the wonders of Tomorrow's Air began to relate his great message: LETTERS divine spark which unites men would travel. They are all to be found here, at the Federal that nothing on this earth is immuta- THE FLAG CODE Aviation Agency's Experimental Center. It consists of ultimately prove more enduring than Strenuous Life, Unlimited Rumson, N. J., ble, that the world and its people 5,000 acres, 200 buildings, and 2,100 civil and military the forces which divide," and added: By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN May 30, 1963. are constantly changing and that, To the Editor: employees. A much decorated colonel, William Harri- "His wisdom, compassion and kindly On the 14th of June, 1777, the based upon four pillars — truth, Only yesterday it was an article of faith that we son, runs the place. He works for Joseph Blatt, di- strength have bequeathed humanity Continental Congress resolved rector of FAA's Systems Research and Development justice, charity and liberty—should had become a sedentary population, addicted to sitting that the Flag of the United Col- a new legacy of purpose and cour- in the bleachers while a few special performers such onies should show 13 stripes of section. Blatt is a dark full moon of a man, who beams be founded the citadel of universal red and white alternating, to approval! on scientists and experiments as he moves age for the future." as Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle and the late Ernie represent the number of colonies, peace between men and between na- from building to building. In an agonizing death, Pope John Davis did the hard work of using their muscles. The with 12 stars in a blue field. This tions. This and more was spelled out cliche about our passivity was part of became the Flag of the United In one place, he paused long^ enough to watch a in his last encyclical, "Pacem in proved to man that one can proceed the standard kit of almost every intel- States of America, with a star group of mjsn fire four pounds of hamburger, wrapped to the end in sublime dignity. Be- added for every state added to Terris" -(Peace on Earth), addressed lectual who liked to indulge in the sport the Union. June 14 became Flag in a plastitq;.bag, at the leading edge of a steel tail sec- not to Catholics alone but, in his tween comas and periods,of great of America-baiting. Day. tion of a plane. It was fired from a pneumatic pipe at pain Sunday, he gave of himself to Well, certain statistics collected Flag Day 1963 seems a good 237 miles per hour and it punched a seven-inch hole words, to "all men of good will." time to review some provisions of bless little children and the sicick and released recently by various asso into the tail. Too many birds are hitting.planes these The appeal was for an end to all the Flag Code (Public Law 829) days, and the FAA has learned that some migratory everywhere. Earlier, knowing the ciations have killed the cliche deader that are often misunderstood and racial and religious discrimination, than a fence post The National Recrea- that most frequently cause con birds fly as high as 18,000 feet. end was coming, he said: "We will fusion or embarrassment. It is and one for equal rights for women, tional Association sdys there are 7,500, Wings, windshields and rudder sections are going go into the house of the Lord. Our the universal custom to display free initiative, fair wages and social Chamberlain 000 softball players and 3,000,000 vol the flag only from sunrise to sun to have to be stronger. The hamburger simulates a security for all. feet are now standing at the gates." leyball players at large and practicing their skills. The set on buildings and on a station- good-sized bird, and it can be fired at speeds up to 500 ary flagstaffs in the open. The m.p.h. Last year, a Viscount and all aboard were lost The world can only hope that he American Camping Association comes up with the sta f'4g should not be displayed on Popes since 1740 have written who next wears the crown of the tistic that 36 million people engage in recreational boat- days when the weather is inclem- over Maryland in normal flight because of birds. The ent. That no disrespect should year before, at Logan Airport in Boston, a plane crashed 300 encyclical letters. But Pope ing, with 7 million of them owning their own craft Vatican can follow in the steps of be shown to the Flag of the on takeoff because of birds. John's appeared to do more than John XXIII. The National Golf Foundation' informs us that some United States of America, it 4 million persons play an average of 15 rounds of gol should never: It is 60 years since the Wright Brothers lifted their a year. 1—Touch anything beneath it, box kite off the dunes at Kittyhawk, N. C. Planes and Your Money's Worth: such as the ground, the floor, lives are too expensive to risk, go this experimental AH of these millions have been testing their physi water, or merchandise. cal reflexes and getting out into the open air whil 2—Be carried flat or horizon- center is a bad news organization: it is always work- Steel Knuckles Take Rap and Fight Back the White House has been entertaining the idea thai tally, but always aloft and free. ing to correct something, to improve good planes; to 3-^Be used 'as drapery of any install more and more safety into air travel. nobody has any muscles any more. Maybe the 4 mil- sort whatsoever, never festooned, By SYLVIA PORTER lion golfers won't walk 50 miles a day per person in drawn back, nor up, in folds, but One of the failures is a radar in 3-D, one which always allowed to fall free. Bunt- tells the altitude of a plane as well as where it is and The giants of the steel industry by, high-strength steels which Here are instances of what's the couse of whacking a ball about the links, but most ing of blue, white, and red always were given a sharp rap on their can slash construction costs. It going on in the selling sphere. of them do get around without using those power go- arranged with the blue above, the which direction it is moving and how fast Blatt's boys collective knuckles at their big is developing vinyl-coated steel Until a relatively few years carts that are in favor with septuagenarians who stil! white in the middle, and the red decided to solve this matter by working, not on a new annual meeting in New York City wire which can' eliminate for- ago, almost all soft drinks were below, should be used for cover- radar set, but on planes. They now have a little black ever the need for painting fences sold in bottles. Now the steel in- like to use an iron. a few days ago when one of their ing a speaker's desk, draping the box weighing five pounds, costing $800, which has no invited speak- Simultaneously, it is finding dustry is vigorously pushing the The only place, in fact, where the cult of personal front of a platform, and for dec- ers told them new uses for conventional steels. ues of tin cans. In 1962, 1.7 bil- oration in general. vacuum tubes and no parts which will wear out In home construction, it is battl- strenuosky has not taken hold is with that curidus bluntly that the lion tin cans of carbonated bev< 4—Be fastened, displayed, used, ing wood and other materials It will be ready for big planes within a year. The steel industry erages were sold, representing breed of parent that has high ambdtions for their young or stored in such a manner as with steel foundation systems box, without any direction from the pilot, will send out had fallen be- almost 180,000 tons of tinplate. in things like ballet, modern dance and figure skating, will permit it to be easily torn, which require no excavations and This is picayune compared with . hind in re- soiled, or damaged in any way. information about its identity, its altitude, its speed, can be put up in a day. In the the 35.5 billion-unit-a-year soft(AS husband of a modern dance teacher and the search and cre- 5—Have placed upon it, nor on whether it is climbing, cruising, or descending, and, on leisure-living market, it is pro- drink market, but last year alone father of a couple of figure-skating daughters, I see a any part of it, nor attached to ative selling moting the steel swimming pool (he industry spent more than $100 regular commercial flights, will tell whether it is 20 and warned the good deal of the sort of parents who are tyrannica it any mark, insignia, letter, for the $7,OO0-$lO,00O a year in- million to turn out thinner, light- word, figure, design, picture, or seconds ahead of time, or 20 behind. to steelmen come bracket. For the farm, it er and stronger tinplate with the about enforcing discipline on their kids while they grow drawing of any nature. "to An operator at an advanced radar set can circle wake up is producing inexpensive galvan- goal of taking over in the canned softer themselves by the hour. My preaching instinct 6—Be used for advertising pur- make sure that ized steel shelters that induce soft drink business the same 40 always prompts me to tell them to get out there and poses in any manner whatsoever. any plane with a tiny ring of dots and, on the radar Porter steel becomes cattle and hogs to eat more. per cent which cans hold in beer. dance or skate themselves. The other day, going home It should not be embroidered, scope, the plane will automatically give printed in- part of — and not a casualty Even more significant, steel has printed, or otherwise impressed formation: "A123 290 270 2E." Translation: "I am from — the materials revolution." taken the offensive not only to by train from a spring ice skating session at New on anything that is designed for Dr. C. G. Suits, the General provide designers with new steels York's Madison Square Garden, I found myself moved temporary use and discard. American Airlines Flight 123 assigned to 29,000 feet, Electric research vice president CARMICHAEL but also to tell them about the to this exhortation: The Flag of the United States climbing to it from 27,000. I am two minutes early." who rapped his hosts so openly full potentials of the metal. For of America, when in such con- was way off on the timing of I saw an advanced radar set, a huge green dish the first time this year, the indus- The mothers sit by the side of the rink dition that it is no longer a fitting his criticism. He would have been I PON'T CARE IF try launched a "Design in Steel emblem for display, should be which can take the scannings from Newark Airport, monumentally right had he made IT 16 55c mances in such a place. Rampi and places to "park" wheelchair: Rock Cornish Hens while attending performance would be so wonderful for us. 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FLY-UP FOR TROOP NEW MONMOUTH — Brownie Troop 45 hdd a fly-up Monday at • Get No-holes Taystee Bread at these and other fine stores - the home of Mrs. Michael San- Mntne'i Marktr. 530 Springdale Av.., Finl National (Finast), R«. 36 and First Ave., toianni, Karen Ter. Fly-ups were Long Branch, N. J. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. P f i2 B dway Amy Cornelius, Ann Palagano, S i?J"* . l "V ' Long Branch, N. j. Fliinrty'f Grocery, 44 Riv.r Rd., Rumson, N. J Terry Martinsen, June Ann Hall, 80 FIr»r National (Finast), 362 Broad Street, nva oanK, n. j. Wetrwood Market, 192 Westwood Avt., >usan Silki, Melissa Cox, Lucy Hnt National (Finast). 320 Third Av«., Lon9 Branch' Nl Jl Me Williams, Kim Alarie, Diane LLon g BranchBh , NN. JJ. Surf Delicateuen, 376 Norwood Ave., Deal, N. J. Layer, Sally Keith, Debbie Car- ,Chl' roil and Lois Santoinanni. Chrls'i Delicatessen, 483 W. Front St., River Plaza, Red Bank. N. J.

70 MILDEW grows at 70%. Leather, funs, books and stored valuables are frequently MONMOUTH MEATS spoiled. 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVENUE RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER o An electric dehumidifier will wring SH 1-5292 LI 2-0743 741-5350 60- the air dry and protect your properly against dampness damage. If yon hsvt SWIFT'S PREMIUM—AGED AND SEASONED excess moisture in your basement, FULLY TRIMMED recreation room, laundry, workshop, CUT TO ORDER 50- library or storage room, then you need I a dehumidifier for a full use of these u areas without musty odors, danger SIRLOIN to health or loss due to rust, mildew Ib ft and warping. An electric dehumidifier, RUST starts at 40%. Tools, will cut home maintenance cost by T-BONE furnaces, toys, etc are often STEAK89 4(H damaged at high Relative stopping the warping of floors and Humidity. woodwork, the peeling of painted CHOICE—BONELESS •• g± A walls and the rotting of stairs and beam supports.

CROSS RIB ROAST 79S 30- See the latest models today at your • ••*•• ~.m. . _. ^ Lean - Rib Side PAN READY Lean - Fresh MERKEL'S A Reddy Kilowatt Dealer's. He has them 5-6 Ib. Size in all capacities up to the removal LOIN of GROUND FRESH 4 of four gallons of water from the air per day (in a 24-hour period at 90°P. PORK FOWL CHUCK HAMS 4 and 20% relative humidity). c Ib WOOD SWELLING 49 39S 59 49< starts at 40%. Floors and panels warp. Doors, drawers SWIFT'S PREMIUM—BONELESS and windows stick.

AN INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC COMPANY EYE ROUND ROAST luy with osiuranco from your local Roddy Economical Ojr Kilowatt Doalor who CHOPPED Oil OOlLAMB for display* this omblorrr BACON Z: BEEF OsliSTEW Poods* at, Discount Prices!

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BUITONI IMPORTED ITALIAN m ^Rk JR4 ^Y-SVeg. Cocktail Juice KETCHUP C "Yegemato Juice Drink AQc i^Tide Detergent '£»• *«^i> 5 bottles 7O TOMATOES 4 98 ALCOA WRAP 4 1*-98' SLICED IIBBY'S Fresh Frozen BLUEBERRIES BOLOGNA lb. FRUIT DRINK SELECTED FRESH pkg. CULTIVATED 48 Ass't. Paitourlnd ProcMied—Sliced Flavors c 12 98 AMERICAN CHEESE f',48 Midget C SUPER SAVINGS IN OUR LIVERWURST 38 SERVICE DELICATESSEN DEPT. STRINGLESS BEANS 2 33 HARD VALENCIA ORANGES 10 38 COtD-N-FLO SALAMI FRESH GREEN PEPPERS 2 27 MARGARINE By the Ib. Piece Ib. IMPORTED 8 oz. 109 pkg. LOBSTER TAILS AFRICAN pkg. 10 e MACARONI SALAD < 18 New York State FRIED SCALLOPS HEAT b SERVE SHARP CHEESE <»-58c BAR-B-QUED CHICKENS 78' Pantry Pride Natural PEELED Breaded 12 oz. Ib. FRUIT PiB &DEVINED 78' I FISH STICKS Heat & Serve pkg. 58- SWISS SLICES EVfRflfE Fields f»lca Hwy. 35

W« R.irve the Right *° Umit QuanHfie. All price, ifftctivt Him June I , Jia>e 5, 1963 MED BANK KEGISTER OMm bom to peasant fanner is the cool stank of tat woo*. Giovanni Batttota Roncalli. Ten of In 1900, after,eight years at the them Uved to maturity. Angelo Bergamo Seminary, Angato Ron- was the quiet one bi the big fam- call! was sent on a scholarship Ltve Within YOT Income io Romt to lj£Qjtjy&goaigpriesthop(k j the closely the reign of Pope John Upon Angelo Roocalirs birth on mentary school, then began to By Mary Feeiey ours. But why couldn't we have laundromat. Some monms later Study under Don Bolis, pastor at seminarian from Bergamo volun- X?on. In the following article, Nov. 25, 1881, his unde Zaverio teered in 1901 for a year in] the A SlmpU, Efficient H you're '.n your 40s or 50s, done this yean ago? I guess I acquired a used wringer wash- Bolton tells the moving story, of the village of Carvico dose by. you are probably beginning to carried htm from the* baptismal Italian army. He was an infantry and Convenient when you know you've got to do ing machine which our landlord the tenant farmer** boy whrf rose font to the Madonna's statue In the Father Bolis sent the Roncalli consider how you will make fi- something it can be done. and his wife permitted us to use sergeapt-Himth a flowing dark Way to Pay Bills to the most exalted position in the Sotto il Monte jparish. church. boy to the diocesan school at Ce- mustache — when;he .left the nancial ends meet when retire- Bin. W. L, Waterfprd, N. Y for an extra $S a month. Roman Catholic world ment time comes. The following Dear Mrs. L.: •. . " the story la the Roncalli family laoa, near Bergamo. service, . • •"^-y •• < Make o lid of the: We were told we couldn't buy letter shows how you can get Necessity* a wonderful incen- Is that the Old man held out the Angelo RoocalH walked 8 miles The church of Santa Maria in an automatic washer because it ByBENNETM-BOLTON humane* you hat* to meet, preview of your situation before tive! Maybe other couples who newly christened in' it in his twice a day, to and from the Monte Santo, a twin temple fac- would cost too much to use. My arms and said: "This child will rootti yet* Aor* fo pay. you are face to face with adjust- are wondering tf they can live on VATICAN CITY (AP) - In the school. An enthusiastic student, ing Rome's Piazza del Popolo, problem is this—bow much mon- become a priest" lo/ance owed en tvmilun, radio ing to a retirement income: their retirement funds will fol Bergamo region of northern Italy, he narrated his day's adventures was the scene of his ordinatioii on ey does it cost to operate an they will never forget Angelo Giu- ; and o/fitr itemi bovghf on fimo. Dear Miss Feeiey: low your example—and find ou Years later, upon the proclama- to his mother, Maria Anna, each Aug. 10, 1904. ' automatic washer including the seppe Roncalli. evening., Aufomobff* npein. tint, batttry. I enjoy leading your column ahead of time tion that Cardinal Roncalli had cost of electricity, water and gas He was the boy who walked 12 been chosen supreme pontiff, his He began a habit he was to con- Father Roncaltt went back to Unpaid doctor, dtatUt and and thought I would like to let to heat the hot water tank? My Bergamo. He left ; foreve* • Ms miles a day to and from school. brother Alfredo exclaimed: "With tinue for years. He would read hospital billi. you know how I solved our prob- Dear Miss Feeiey; laundry amounts to a maximum seminary room, overlooking an lem. A friend of mine had a wi. He was the tenant farmer's son all the priests they get from this aloud to parents or relatives the And ony other billi or obligation ofjlO loads a week, who went out into the world. ancient little square, in the Eter- made out and left it at home in area it had to happen sometime. day's" events from newspapers and nal City that would one day know you may hove to meet. My husband had a good job, Mrs. M. S, Baltimore. He became Pope John XXIII. In the 1560s Martino Hbncalli periodicals, whenever he was making about $500 a month take- a dresser drawer—where the mice him as its bishop and as supreme Bring Ihii list to our office. chewed it to bits. Now she would Dear Mrs. S.: Now his name is part of history. had brought his family down from home on vacation. . pontiff of the world's half billion home pay, but we never seemed You can estimat the cost of Between Bergamo and the Alps the high mountains to the edge When he was 11, he entered Wt.1l make you a loan to be able to save much or stay like to have another will made. Roman Catholics. ..; j Is it all right for her to stat operating an automatic .washer at —in the village of Sotto il Monte of Sotto il Monte — present; pop- the diocesan seminary at Ber- ANY AMOUNT on a budget. Five years ago he approximately three cents per (Under the Mountain)—his name ulation 1,800. He drained a; bog gamo, He was a model seminar- said: "I'm thinking about retir- the other will was destroyed? UP load. IMs covers electricity and will live forever. below the Mil, built a small home ian. But nothing pleased him There's no Trick to Having Ex- ing. Do you think we can live on Mrs. T. C, West Chicago, 10. tra Cash. Vou Get it Fast When TO Dear Mrs. D.t water. It's not so easy to figure The molding of the "Pope of and tilled the reclaimed fields as more on his visits hoine Shah to my pension?" in the cost of heating a gas hot unity and peace" began in rustic a tenant of a wealthy'landowner. play cards with, his brothers or You Use The Register Classified. to pay off all or part I should think a copy of your —Advertisement •,. •.;.:. This is $234 a month, plus friend's will would be in her lawy- water tank, however, when all surroundings among deeply reli- His descendants did the same. go with them for a day's picnic of your obligations. veteran's pension of about $78 household needs are supplied gious people 30 miles northeast of Angelo Roncalli was the third of 1 AH/oont era iriicrtr COHUDIMIU. er's possession. However, If not, a month. No Social Security. The she can have a new will drawn from this source. TELEPHONE • WRITE • or money is clear with no withhold- up and the lawyer will word it I would guess that there are ciiit the office nearest ings of any kind. First thing I so that it takes precedence over other reasons aside from cost TOYS •GREETING CARDS • GIFTS your home or work did was list all my expenses that any previous will she made. of your landlord's - objection to SAVE AND EARN had to be paid over the year and your using an automatic washer. PARTY $GODS • FUGS •NOME Stf ES Carmt BELL FINANCE divided it by 12. I allowed some Perhaps it has to do with instal- Dear Miss Feeiey: COM PAN Y extra and even figure on a Christ- lation, expense of extra pipe and STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES MWdcatf .742*775>B74*B78<935 When we moved into this apart- so forth. Jwvl.f mas Club. f« Anita damn • Mwcv After putting my budget mm* ment our rait was $75 a monti ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS MMattaiH • OtMm ey away, we are left with about and we took our •clothes to th NEW BROWNIE TROOP $140 a month for groceries, oper- BELFORD — Brownie Troop Rid Batik Office • riw»i SH I-MOO Established Telephone 77 1I0A0 ST.. Ovir Niwbtny-i ating the car, clothing recrea- 105 has been organized and meets AUanticHiehlandM-rUnnAJ 1.1100 tion, etc. HEALTH CAPSULES in the Bay-view School. Leaders 1884 SH 1-0001 121 RMI AVI. • Oppo.lt. Saltway are Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs. \ The first year was the hardest. by Michael A. Petti, MJ>. Loot Branch • Keyport • Freehold Office • Pkon.iHO J-UOO But now everything is running Herman Roos, Mrs. Eugene O'- 17 Broad St. RED BANK J» I. MAIN IT. • Gwmd floor IF YOU HAVE AN X-R«/ OF Hara and Mrs. Warren Hill. Oakhurst • Mlddletow* _ Lone Branch • rhon.i CA M3H smooth and some months I have YOUR ABPOMEN WHILE M* UOADWAY • J.tond floor some left over. This I put away fe PREGNANT, CAN THIS Eatmtown . HIM: U 2-4400 and start over new each month. HARM THE awiy ? ' 11 MAM ST. • Car. Main and Lmrii Stt. Last December I had about $400 New IEU MIODLETSWH OFFICE. Lt S2 extra which could be used for it craw From Howard Johiuon'a any emergency. We do not skimp All R i S STORES CELEBRATE I73HIWAY38 » Hiont: OSbomt 1-3111 and do have what we want. rLOANS MADE IN AIL NEARBY TOWNS- Of course, there are only two of us, and the house and car are SAWE! The Grand Opening of the... HOME AUTO / ) NIIDDLETOWN STORE JS£ fl&W STORES • EAST NEWMAN INSULATED COLORFUL SOUD SARAN KVSMOtttK THERMO BAG PLASTIC & ALBMWUM BABIES EXPOSEP TO tf-RAVS ASSORTED PATTERNS ALUMINUM WHILE IN THE WOMB SEEM 1 PLAIDS SAND TO HAVE A LITTLE GREATER 7 WEB ROCKER CHANCE OF GBTTING WHEEL GOODS SALE! CHAIR LEUKEMIA. • • DOUBLE TUBULAR ARMS TOMORROW: EYE NRAMMATIOrl. RADIO STEEL 736050 • AQUCHOICA OER O WHITF TURQUOISEE . HMMI Oewbi givM Mplul Monuti STRONGLY REINFORCED FeUmah lias a tkitnatinNaMbl« STAKE BODY WAGON ROCKERS UGHTWBGHT EASY TO CAIRY 731324 the

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lastly Installed. "SIMONIZ" BLACK KNIGHT 1KI.4YHH 4 fo 6 YEARS | 166001 FLEXIBLE 339112 i VISTA us' 088 „RtS, 1f| ONE STEP AUTO BODY FILLER VALUE From NEW BUCK U VALUEE III or Bade FORMULA - CLEANER WITH CREAM WAX HARDENER. EASY TO USE! MOWA-MAGIC POWER MOWER SALE GIVES A PRO- I tt'i FESSIONAL Egg?! FULL 19" ROTARY MOWER FINISH1 126167 112857 • Non -Scalloping De«p-Dome Dailgn. > ON 11 CREDIT • Handle it Cnromal«-S(oled to Prevent Ru*t. 5 ox. con So easy to use! | Cleoni, Shines' DO YOUR OWN • 6-Inch and Protects I REPAIRS-SAVE Staggered Wheelf RUGGED RUBBER MOW WITH POWER FULL REAR SPLASH FLAP 727100 FOR ONLY- I: h MOW-A-MAGIC FULL 21" WHISPER-CUT fmioii C0NIMH ONj FOR ALL STATION JUNML ROTARY MOWER • 2.5 H. P. BRIGOS 4V STRATTON' WAGONS & CARS "Alexei" will bring new heights of deep satisfaction 4 CYCLE E-Z SPIN ENGINE Protects against fly- 3 ft. x 5 ft. $41 to your love of beautiful things. "Alexei" expresses E-Z WHEEL EA5Y TO INSTALL HEIGHT ing stones. Keeps tlie pure proportion and balance found in Grecian I S.T ii Li'., M. **.« ~»«l 1 - Lasts Lonjjer. Fastens securely 4 ft. x 6 ft. $62 ADJUSTMENT rear windows clean. forms and weaves it of dense wool with a lavish to bumper brocket. 135411/12 6 ft. x 9 ft. $145 hand. Pale to deep tones with a mistily beautiful quality, finished with opulent fringe. 12 thrilling 9 ft. x 12 ft. $260 1 two-tone colors. I FREE 'LEAF 7-Inch Longer sizes available at ,MULCHER^ Stoggerad Wheels proportionate prices . . . FREE Decorating Service* . . . available to you at no charge or obligation! 24" RIDING MOWER Use our SHOP-AT-HOME Service . . . M MIDDLETOWN >-O O o . 3 H. P.-4 CYCLE BRIGGS and We'll bring actual samples to your home O ... no obligation. Free measuring and STRAnON ENGINE! RT. 35 at 5 CORNERS estimating! • PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE N OPEN DAILY TO 10 P. M. TYPE GEARS SUNDAYS TO 6 P. M. • BIG 24" CUTTING SWATH E • LONG WHEEL BASE FOR 140 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Y 4 SAFETY AND STABILITY SAYREWOODS SHOPPING CENTER FURNITJJRE SH 7-4000 RT. 9 at ERNSTON RD. D MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 to 9—SUN. to I %RECO.L m | I III til Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday to 9 P. M. 0 STARTERF • ••••*' MID-STATE MALL SHOPPING CENTER Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to t P.M. ;w • 3-POSITION RT. 18. EAST BRUNSWICK GEAR SHIFT L N MONDAY Him SATURDAY 9 to 9—SUN. to t RED BANK MGISTER W«k»rl«y, JW 3,

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Pait... In 1962. far the third Fufure... A boom in drifo eonueuthe year, tttd prodno te naUmato ia expected. By ^WM near 100 maUatmtoaa. the end of thit year, an c»ts- Scldom beta* in the iatotlxft mated 5.000 new SAVE YOU CASH! FOR PLAID STAMPS! hjatory has enob s tith level of boat hot dog ttaadi to kvbh r 1 production been maintained roadside cafe. — wDl begm v^ / war a ftnefriiir period operation. IRA FV6#dOR| VOIM "Super-klghrOaoNty—U^.Gevilsspected Tfw Day Under Your Sign AKIfct uc FerlaeraUs .. FRESH BROILING or FRYING mal finasdal tnttreua art READY-TO- SCOWIO(Ot».»».N«r.llJ «» *ej km a tenet of exaUaratka to* COOK " ae**ffl«jor parties, tames aodsiiorts. SA6ITTAJUUS (Nor. 22 to Dtc 21) CAHUCORN CHICKENS JEO(J«ly JH.Atjg.il) AQUARIUS WHOLE . 22) Fruits ^Vegetables! tejsj. Tatre are agate Split. Cut-Up O IMS. Ms] . Iat, or Quartered PEACHES —•—-LEGAL NOTICE- • LEGAL NOTICE- All ftp c DeMewwrrhChicten... l law Crap 33Ik. NOHCB SMthera 2 25' Takt Notice ibaiRwtrtlAt Cocktail Takt notlet tbat Luclaa't Dtpot Bar. MaftnaiM Cranberry Sauce ±39* Loimn. Inc. T-A Riverside OoektaU Ike. baa applittf to tat Mayor and I/Minia Im. mr upUed to ih* Major Council of tl?t Borovih of Red Ban) and &rancD. of RedBank, N. J. lor for a Plenary Retail Consumption C-li 29 a plenary retail oomumptlon Uoense license tor jgremlaet situated at " Ctllfmia Crt C-J. br griniiM eltnatsd at a Cut Oakland at. Eed Bank, N. J. " Quality l«tf Cfcuck Front BtrteVRtd Bank. N. J. BING CHERRIES Objections. U any. should bt made oSjtoUtofc U any, abouM btjnade Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Cluek Immediately In writlni to John Bryan, Clark ot the Boroti.fi ot Red Bank. OarsTot $t Borough ot Rtd Battjc (Signed) Oeorge Taylor, Prealdent Bin In Sweet & Jnlcy B enUH at 151 iorewioury Aye., Red Bank, Viet Prttldent Stewing Beef 55* Bacon End Slices SnowWhHt amnux KVANB, Cauliflower 'objection!, It any, toould it madt Marvel C Immedlattly In writing to John Bry- Treasurer an, Cleric of the Borough of Red Bank. ShmplderStecpk^rs^! - 79Ib. ; >. ••- NOTICB • . Choice or COO —Frozen Food Values /— Take notice that Ihrewebury Poet at Lulcl't baa applied to tat Mayoi No. IM. The Amerloan Uglon, bu and Council of tbt Borough of At •nfi Ohlokei or Tartar applied to the Mayor end Council of Bank lor a plenary Rttall Conaump NECKS The Borough of.Bed Bank, for a Club Ion license C-13 for premUee located Chicken C Uotrnt QB-tV for premUee tltuated at at Newman Sprint* Aoad, Red Bank, 10 Rlvtrildt Art., Rtd Bask. N. J. New Jersey. Morton Dinners 2 Z 79 Objections. B any, ahould be made Tartar Saioe Objeotlou, If any. thmild bt mada Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Immediately In writing to Jobs Bryan. Clerk of tbt Borough of Red ~ ... delightfully smoked for a different Roast Cler* of tbt Borough tt Red Bank. N. 1. AiwiPtft EH CUTS Hawaiian Punch 6 (Blgnid) (Signed* WMWlWlM • POT NO. l«g. uovn ACAOWUU— , Prealdent TB$ AMERICAN UOION 270 Harding Road, •ptt Roman Pizzareties 2 •'. *:,--'•. • Offlcem . ' r Rtd Bank K. J. Morrla MUltr, Commancler. M Welt RA1LPH ACBBRa, • Treasurer CAN ADI AN STYLE BACON ;,6V/t IN. 9 nhd Are., Shrewsbury, K, J. aro Harding Road Joseph Vlx, Vice Commander, M Black- Red Bank IT. J. C e point HA.I• Rumion, Zf.-J. JOaiPH . ACODRRA, secreuiy Daniel PattirMn. Vice Commander, 355 770 Harding Road, Whole or Half * 79 tenter Cuts <>>89 Harmony Rd.. MlddleUmn, N. J. Rtd Bank. K. J. —June Is Dairy Month i — FrancK P. little. Finance Officer, IT June i, 12 til.! Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. LOTMIJUIM Mil-O-llf Mfttf—Pmharizotl Proem Tretteca William Klateky, 31 Fliher PI., Red NOTICE RattMtiMttl mmmmm Bank. N. J. Take notice that Viola and Tony Stable John Day, 101 Rlverilde Ave., Red trading at Btoble't Bar * Grill HAS PiMipila-Qraptfrnlt lartlolt—Nalvat SlicedAmerican w.49; Bank, N. J. applied to the Mayor and Council Robert Jonei, 31 Salem Lane, LltUe of the Borough of Red Bank tor a C Stiver, N. J. Retail Consumption Uctstt — C- June 5, 13 S15.M license for premises situated at IM Fruit Drink. 49 Del Monte Pears Wildmtrt MonmouUi St. Red Bank, New Jtrae SOOMILES or WHEAT THINS Brand dm. NOTICE Objections, if any. should bt mat White or Hik Take notice thai PeUmoa, Inc., T-A Immediately m writing to Johr c € Fetareon'i Shrewabury Inn, baa applied Bryan, dark of the Boroogn of Jut to the Mayor and Council of Rtd Bank Bank. Patrician S 3-49 Nabisco Crackers P?,37 SwiaSliceY Borough for a Pleanry Retail Con- (Signed^ FriittJolMDriikt Sf eumptlon Ucenit Ml, for premliet TONY BTOBLK b € tltuated at Itl Shrewsbury Avenue, VIOLA BTOBLX 4J June (, 11 (T.22 IWTHSCereal H .^k . e iibby'sPeasw3.: .:49 Red Bank, N. J. 07* Wheaties P 9 29 ASP Brand Obiaetlont, If anv, ahould be made 4 Immedlattly In writing to John Bryan, NOTICE Aluminum Wrap 7Sft. Domtsrte r35° Clerk of tbt Borough of Rtd Bank, TAKE NOTICE THAT OOU> SEAL VINEYARDS, INC, HAHMONMPORT, Swift's Wonderfoil 59' libbyPeas—" 2 '135 —RetrtoMng Beveroges.'— PETAlJoS INC., NEW YORK, haa applied to the Nan 1 Jersey State Director of Alcoholic Bev- ' 381 Bhrewabury Avenue, erage Control, for a Wine Wholesale Smthiio Krispy Craokers ^31° A&P Instant Coffee .T75C All Flarert—»lat DaeMit Red Bank. N. J. License for premises situated at Pul- Offieare aa< Direct*™ teney Road, Urbana, Hammondtport, Egg Yolk 7oi. A&P Brand C John Katee, Prealdent, New Tork (no premises In the atat) 113 EvergT««n Avenue, Bradley Chicken of the Sea cert 39° Chocolate Drink Intrant Mix pig. Beach. N. J. of New Jersey), registered Agent, Mi 33« Yukon Club 2 33 Frank Peterton, Vice Prealdent Woontner, 185 KlngtUher Drive, Mi" l Sunnyfield Brand '" 1 Madleon Avenue, Bradley Beach, dletown. New Jersey. River Brawn Rico Assorted Cereals N. J. Following art tbt names and ad' Me If nilO IIOCK Sod^»lu.D.BOli» * OL boh. Chris Batali. Secretary dreases of all Officers and Directors: pl DOT Burlington Avenue, Bradley Charles M. Fournlar, «T Hate ~ Upton's Tea Bags %65« Dry Milk Solids S£ \ Beach. N. J. Hammondsport, N. T. Dow CannadSoda Jamee Stamos, Treasurer Paul M. Schlem, i li Hen Hawk Lant D 1128 Coventry Road. Cheltenham, Pa. Roslyn, New York. Dnnean Nines -'~ ,39° Del Monte Tomato Sauw 10 June 5, 12 O]se, France. Facial Tissue Wharf Ave., Red Bank, N. J. Leo Brody. 611 Mountain Drive, So 35* Sail Liquid Determent TlisWNk Objections, If any, should be made Orange, N. J. Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Irving H. Dale, 200 E. STth St., Nr Thrill 490 SAVE 10* Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. Mareal Toilet Tissue York, N. Y. • | tjpeeieHy for dhh wuhinf ^39« Liquid Floor Wax SX28 (Sltjned) Meyer Osofshy, 50 Heather Drive, Roi r PETER OALATRO and lyn, N. Y. WoodburySoap KATHLEEN OALATRO Henry o. Waltemade, 1«82 Aster Av « 4^,330 Bright Sail ^^T^ 2 25' June 5. 12 *7.3< nue, New York (9, N. Y.- pltrtlc Alan V. Lowensteln, 2M North Ridge Fels Liquid 1 27c DUTCH APPLE NOTICE wood Rd., So. Orange, N. J. I'^tt Kitty Salmon MlhST 2 cani Take notice that Rocco Sanlangelo, Richard L. Gilbert. MO First Avanu Boi. (Trading aa The People's Liquor 8tore) New York. N. Y. Colgate Dental Cream 13 ft. en. has applied td the Mayor and Council Holders of 10 Per Cent or more Btocl iubt 69° Gold Seal Glass Wax can 53" of the Borough of Red Bank (or a Paul M. Schlem, 14 Hen Hawk Lan Plenary Retail Distribution license D-lti Roslyn. N. Y. Ivory Soap for premises situated at 101 Shrews- 1 PIE 55< Arthur B. Mod ell. 5504 Fifteenth Av bury Avenue, TtM Bank, N. J. nue, Brooklyn. N. Y. PERSONAL SIZE Objections, if I any, should be made Martin Brody, SO Kean Road, Shor! Compare These Regular Low Prices. Chtent Topptd Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Hills, N. J. Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank, Arthur Brody, 1 Highland PI., W. O c s ThiiWetk MCe ange, N. J. ROLL CLUSTER Sa« 8c *9 (Signed) Objections, If any. should be madi Sacramento TOMATO JUICE 3 :'•:::IM Del Monte 2Sr522 K~# AoCCO 8ANTANOBLO immediately In writing to the Btati Marble Iced 39° Junt 5, 12 Director of Alcoholic Beverage Con< YELIOW LOAF trot, 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark LibbysTomatoJuiee 3 tr83« KountyKistPeas 2^133« New Jersey. 0 May 29, June 5 Ivory Soap Mott's Apple Juice 2 Zt. 49° Flako Pie Crust Mix 2 X 41 ° CHEESE BREAD loaf NOTICE Far Mitt ant! Wh WUNEJUICE c e Takt notice that Bruno dafllotl, M Sllverwhlte Road, Utue Silver. N. J.. Siiiin^ b!TW *brt.51 - Aunt Jemima PANCAKE MIX J*-37° and Rosa Oajllotl. m Sllverwhlte Road q Ho* Spselal This WMM Little Ullver, N. J. (a partnership) T/A. Atlantlo Hotel. Felr Haven, havl Seneca Fruit Drink *»- 4 r 95° Campbell's Soup M..V. ,(i..2 »* 35« made application to the Boroufh o! Fair Haven, for a Plenary Retail Con lumptlon License for prtmlaes altu Del Monte Prune Juice s 41 ° Campbell's Soup Wr.; 2er 27< ated at 121 Fair Haven Road, Fal Haven, N. J. , B C Onjections, If any. should t>t mid Ivory Soap Mott's Apple Sauoe ; 18° 1^:27° Campbell's Tomato Soup 4 ;.: 45 immediately, In writing, to R«y Nel Foftolleltndbalh C son. Borough Clerk of Ihe Borough ol Kellogg's VARIETY PACK Del Monte Tomato Sauce 2 ".:; 33 PERRY'S NATURALLY BRUNO OAOfJOTI nOSA OAOU0T1 C Samsonite 21 White Street «0 ailverwhlte Road 2 a «• pitg. 45 Hunt's Tomato Sauce 10 ll 99" tied Bank Lime ailvtr, H. " FOLDING CHAIR Kellogg's ';,; 41 ° Hunt's Tomato Sauce 2 ';,: 33° R 5 c Ivory Snow Cheerios " p «39 Green Giant Peas 3«'*•'••oi. cam "• YOU HAVE TIL 0 rV tkt ftmlfy wash ind etlafiM Wheaties 39° Del Monte Peas ^^.« 5J.1199 L M JUNE 10th Trlx Cereal Green Beans F r:l s^. 2 '^35° lb to go la Firat Mtrchtnti Nttlonal and aptn t Post Sugar Krinkles Del Monte Sliced Beets 2 ,J, -37° Matching table atvlnji account thtt will atari eernlnj Inltrtit (rom Junt III. C alio

ivities y reereatien M*S before btliplnyen adding lnrtrumeata- i and many community «onetffi-to-JMr I perform for outdooi __ the combined 19B attend- FIT East Polky Shift Dear Pan: the majoj r league ance for .baft pa Dear George: ' - Ah, another keen and quick- lence points to self-made'music seasons open hi early -April. Egbert potato or The Brahdi-Yoij as a "third force" in that vital region while cutting as- thinking system and read the col'doesn't have to worry about the "Clothes* of DiitinetUm" . umn by holding R sideways. Then eight eggs in her nest—«he has Often sistance to a number of strongly anti- I use my own upside-down.sys- the Coast Guard guarding them. Communist Asian nations. tem, and only read between the The mallard, who took up resi- Unless Congress upsets bis plans, lines. Since I have worked tikis dence on a, bridge piling, has out, your column has finally been adopted by and named after ONTGOMERY the President will give India $3 billion become crystal clear to me. Youthe nearby Coast Guard recruit- in military and economic aid over the idiot ing station. The guardsmen have 1 next two years to shore up that nation's R. H. even been assigned duty •sec- JOHN PANJELS MEN'S WEAR Dear R. H.: tions to feed Cee Gee and orders economy and to help equip the doubling I'm an idiot! You ought to see have been issued to those cross- " 23 MONMOUTH,ST., RED. BANK , of her military forces. how funny you look reading the tag the bridge to "tread care- Phone LI 2-2150 Chara* It —30-60 or 90 D« Indonesia, which has strong ties paper on a crowded bus. fully and softly." with Communist China and Russia, is to receive $400 million during the same period to bol- ster the financially shaky regime of President Sukarno. STRAIGHT FROM THE HEARTOFTHE SUN-DRENCHED SAFFLOWER Under this policy shift, aid to Pakistan, Thailand, Formosa, South Korea and South Vietnam, all with strongly pro-U.S. governments, will be gradually re- duced over the next two years. U.S. military advisers in these five nations are to be cut back, with the largest reduction in South Vietnam, where such personnel will be cut from,' 12,000 to 6,000 by the end of 1964. !'* These and other stall secret deci-t sions were made by the President and bis chief foreign policy advisers during a series of high-level White House meet- Scott ings prior to this week's state visit of India's President Servepalli Radhakrishnan. The latter's lavish welcome, including a private meeting with congressional foreign policy leaders, was arranged by the White House to help sell the new,pol- icy to Congress, including the massive arms program for India. House Appropriations Committee. THE DETAILS — Con- Of this amount, the U.S. has gressional leaders first provided $652 million outright in learned of the administra- grants and loans. The remain- ing $57 million came in the form tion's sweeping policy of loans from the Inter-American change at a briefing by Development Bank. The U.S. con- Deputy Assistant Defense tributed almost half of this total. . . The diplomatic thaw after the Secretary William P. Bundy long Franco-American freeze is on his return from India. expected to produce a three-man He told the legislators Presi- meeting—Kennedy, DeGaulle and dent Kennedy had decided to Macmillan—in early autumn, ac- give arms aid to India the high- cording to White House insiders. est priority despite strong pro- . West Germany will join in tests from Pakistan and Thai- U.S. communications satellite ex- land, this country's meet trusted periments this summer. The Ger- mans have contracted with an allies in Asia, that additional 1 arming of Nehru's forces would American firm to. build a mobile upset the military balance In the ground station for satellite, com- area. munications. It is scheduled to be ready by the end" of July... Bundy revealed the new arms The U.S. Army's post exchange aid would run into billions, jus- system has signed a $5 million tifying the additional aid on the barter contract with Yugoslavia. ground that India needed the Under its terms, the Army win larger force to deter further exchange surplus farm-commod- Chinese Communist attacks. ities for' Yugoslav meat, giftware, BeD 'Selling' Congress textiles and leather goods, , . He reported that part of the West Germany and Italy-are plan- cost of the new program would ning a joint venture to build a be met by using military aid vertical take-off fighter for use funds originally requested for by NATO forces. It will be the other Asian countries, and taking largest fighter development proj- U.S. military equipment from ect in the West except for the Wonderfully stockpiles in Europe. The latter controversial U.S. TFX intercep- method was employed in supply tor. ing India with 160 million in emergency arms aid the past six months. Shop Center Sues Foreign Aid Administrator Da- A Former Tenant vid Bell has taken the lead in trying to sell Congress on the FREEHOLD — The owner of need to increase aid to Indonesia, he Monmouth Shopping Center which has consistently followed at Eatontown sued a former ten- the Kremlin's policy line. He told the House '"oreign Af- ant Monday for $5,447 in un- fairs Committee that the admin- paid rent and service charges. istration was considering doub- Massachusetts Mutual Life In- ling aid to Indonesia to stabilize surance Co., the property owner, its economy and to make Presi- dent Sukarno's government less filed the Superior Court action dependent on Communist assist- against the Healthway Specialty ance. Centre and its owners, Andrew Large Red Bloc and Helen Vizzi, and Mario Gam- The U.S. has been supplying betta. Indonesia with about $100 million According to the papers pre- In aid annually. The new pro- pared by the insurance com- gram will boost this amount to pany's attorney, James R. Min- nearly $200 million yearly, in- ogue, of Atlantic Highlands, the cluding a series of loans that will rental agreement for Shopping release other Indonesian funds to Center space dates to June pay for the nationalization of 13, 1960. U.S. and British oil facilities. Indonesia is the fifth most pop- ulous nation with a population of 96 million. Her legal Communist Party of 2 million is the largest HEALTH CAPSULES outside the Communist bloc. Since by Michael A. Fetlj, M.O. Indonesia became independent IS THERE ANY CONNECTION shortly after Word War II, the BETWEEN A WOMAN'S WEIGHT U.S. has tried to preserve its in- ANP THE FAMILY INCOME 2 fluence in Jakarta with more WHY SAFFLOWER OIL PEATS CORN OIL BOTH WAYS THAN ANY LEADING MARGARINE- than $600 million economic aid. In recent years, Washington has been competing against a mas- INCLUDING IOG% CORN OIL MARGARINE! sive Soviet aid program, includ- ing $1 billion in military as- sistance, and $500 million eco- Safflower oil is the secret! What is safflower oil? It is the • Some doctors think poly-unsatitrates aren't very impor- nomic credit. oil from the rare, exotic safflower, the oil scientists have tant, others think they're very important. If you've decided In exchange for this aid, Pros discovered is 50% higher in poly-unsaturates than corn oil. you want poly-unsaturates, GoldcntGlow is for you. ident Sukarno is permitting Rus- sia's Pacific-based submarine • Now, thanks to safflower oil, new Golden Glow is here- • So Wonderfully delicious your whole family will love 'ft f fleet to use the former Dutch higher in poly-unsaturates than any leading margarine, in- • Cut out the coupon today! Take it to your grocer. Saye naval base near Jakarta, and to Safflower Oil leaves com oil behind I It's 50% higher cluding 100% corn oil margarine! oV when you buy a pound of new Golden Glow Margarine. keep more than 500 naval tech- in poly-unsaturates—50% lower in saturated Tats I nicians in the country. Bated on United State* Dept. of Agriculture figures. IF YOU'VE DECIDED YOU WANT POLY-UNSATURATES...YOU WANT DELICIOUS NEW GOLDEN GLOW! YES, BUT AMAZINGLY. ENOUGH FOREIGN FLASHES- Brazil THE POOREST W5WEN ARE has received $709 million under SEVEN TIMES MORE LIKELY the Alliance for Progress pro- to BE OBESE THAN THE gram since President Goulart WEALTHIEST ONES. adopted his neutralist policy two TOMORROW:X-RAYS Mf PREGNANCY. To tht Dlnl«M You an* luthorlsad to act M our •gent for tht rtjilemptlon of this eouiton. W* will tv- years ago, according to a State Health Cipiulu givn h.lpful tnfoimttua tmltum you !o* Ih* r«c« v«l»» of thU coupon or, If coupon calla for tret mtjrcridndliv, wi will relmburw Department report sent to the . IHlnol intMxfod tobt ol i diignailk lulurt you for (lie.frtp'KOOdi, pluj 3C for lumlltnr. pro- vided Hut you irul the eoniumvr liavt compiled wt(t) tli* Urmi * honored and wilt b» void KBYPORT, N. J. If prtwnUd throuth out«W», vivnclei, brohtrt or ottitrfl who ttm rtpt retail dlilrimiWa of our nl ' chandlte or atwollhtjilly nutriarlstd by u« to ftt«w CO 4-0181 MARGARINE coupon! for redtmptloh. C**h value l/ao «f

Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. M. 4K* Week •if '-- •?• r Home Delivery Oiat SH 1-1140 NICHT •A i .'» -SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1963 7c PER COPY New Jersey Says Stores Encourage Vice Briefs Priest * Sees Violence Mounting By The Associated Freu TRENTON -~ Charles ft. Ho lowing the macbiae recount. HIGHLANDS, — "This town needs better police protection, even schools," than adequate police protection. He also called for the Immediate reactivation of the bor- well, ttaM backing and insurance Tbe hotly contested May M more police cars, and a stricter enforcement of its ordinances." "We're hot getting thorough protection with a squawk ough's Juvenile Conference Committee to help deal with trouble- eotmmisakmer, says that hi* de- ejection saw all but one ef'tfie That was the statement made by Rev. Donald G. A. Mac- box (answering service) instead of a police officer on the desk some juveniles. partment has collected $8,860 in taenapeat eounclbnen backed Leod, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church, at a meeting 24 hours a day," he declared. 'UNDER CONTROL' unpaid taxes from 3$ Insurance by Giogan toppled by the oppo- of Borough Council last night. ' He claimed that policemen are being forced to walk "some Noting that police in Middietown Township "seem to have broker* HoweJl said tbe took- Bttloa. The successful candi- Rev. MacLeod told the governing body he is concerned obscure beat" while the "one and only police car sits in front disorderly juveniles under control," the minister remarked: •rs had been' officially repri- dates wlU take office July 1. with increased violence in the community "which has mounted of borough ball with a thrown rod and nobody fixing it." until it's not safe for people here anymore." "We need more men, more police cars, and more invest!-" manded for failure to comply NEW CAR gation into what our kids are doing in local stores." with state law In placement of NEWARK-A two*iann Maze, VICE, CORRUPTION, NARCOTICS Council earlier in the evening authorized purchase of a aftopius Hn«s, wtooh are hard to apparently started by burglars He claimed that local stores are encouraging "vice, cor- new police car, at a cost not to exceed $681, including trade- There are five men on the force, and one auxiliary officer. place insurance coverage which thwarted In their attempt to ruption and use of narcotics by the young people." in allowance. Rev. MacLeod had one other complaint. He told council xe&iMr insurance companies crack a safe, caused extensive While commending Patrolman Howard Brey for his excel- On learning this, Rev. MacLeod advised the governing that dogs are running the streets, littering, and overturning don't handle. He said the brok- damage to the Knight of Rest lent police work, the minister chided council for not spending body to keep two police cars and set up a roadblock at the. garbage cans, "creating a manifest health hazard.. •rs used firms in New York and Products Co., 611 Third St., early more money to enlarge the force. town line "to keep outsiders from coming in and causing vio- "If people don't have sense enough to curb their dogs, Philadelphia wWch were.not li- yesterday. The' plant manufac- He contended that there is nothing more important, "not* lence here." council should enforce its dog ordinance." censed to do business in. New tures bedding. Smoldering bales Jersey. The law requires' that of cotton' misted «he. 'efforts of such transactions be processed firemen for hours after the Ware through' a' licensed New Jersey was discovered at 4:30 a.m. -The first firemen on the scene dis- Chairman Promises Top Billing for Recreation surplus Ilnei agent, he said. How- ell laid the broken also ig- covered that a window on the nored the requirement that a right side of the building, hat) HOLMDEL — The Planning member, stated that the subdi- proving subdivisions?" he asked ordinance does not require the •Why?" asked Mr. Fitzsim- Mr. Goldsmith, there is plenty three per cent premium: must be been forced open and the com- Board "will put this recreation vision ordinance ^requires that Mr. Goldsmith. donation of the land; it requires mons. of recreational land included in piid on til surpius lines transac- pany's office ransacked; A large business high on the agenda," developers of tracts totaling more 'No," said Mr. Goldsmith. only that the donation of the land Can't Be Coerced existing school sites. tions involving New Jersey sale that contained only com- Bernard Goldsmith, its chairman, than 10 acres donate recreation Mr. Fitzsimmons said the be considered by the board in Mr. Goldsmith then stated that Last month, Mr. Goldsmith risjks. ^h§ premiums -have since pany records also hap 'bee promised last night. land at the rate of one-third acre ordinance'.had been in effect approving subdivisions. the board long ago ceased even laid he was in favor of the iW collected by the state. How- forced open. A smaller safe that During open hearing on Eugene per 10, acres of development. about seven years and wanted'to "Well, then, has it been con- to ask for recreation sites be- recreation commission's "neigh- ldy ; held a small amount of cash was Novell's 109-acre Heather Hill Not Considered know if the board didn't think sidered?" asked Mr. Fitzsim- cause the consensus was that borhood" concept of playgrounds. battered but unopened. , development, John A. • Fitaim- "Has this requirement been it-ought to be enforced. mons. • builders could not be coerced in- He said then the reason planners mons, Recreation Commission considered by the board in ap- Mr. Goldsmith replied that the "No,'* replied Mr. Goldsmith. to donating land. Besides, said did not attempt to get recrea- ~ Itsse*, County J HIGH . BRIDGE T . An • 8S- tion site donations from builders W; Breadan- Byrne year-old woman whose clothes was that the Township Commit- jr oa monoride leak- ,«aaght lire while she was burn- tee years ago indicated it did age; was w»ad to a New York ing trash was In critical condi- not wish to maintain such sites. Cityvtaxi In which financier Borough to Borrow tlen ti^y at Himtettfim'Medi- €ite iVeteran Teachers "Isn't this a problem of the <|irher J. Devjn* of West cal Center, FlemlngWn. Msa builder?" asked Mr. Fit* Orange died of a heart attack Mary Connolly of '21 Central Way t. Byrne had asked New slmmons. "He has to obey the 'Ave. suffered first, second arid For Right-of-Way ordinance and you have to en- York police to locate and ex- ihlrd degree burns when her amloe the cab after a medical HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- year term on the Zoning Board force it." Jacket c*oght fire. Her sister, cil last night authorized the bor- of Adjustment. He replaces Attorney's Province rtport showed Devlne, 58, had Miss Alice Connolly, W, suf- an 18 per cent concentration rowing of $13,000 for purchase of James McGough, who is moving Mr. Goldsmith said that as fered minor barns when she a l.S mile-long abandoned Jersey out of town. ef carbon motadde in W» tried to help her. The latter there was no attorney present, ttood. New York police found Central Railroad right of way A complaint by six residents of he didn't feel qualified to give was released after treatment from Bahrs' Landing to the the e*b and reported that It at the hospital Miss Alice the Twin Lights area that Joseph an answer. was « brand new car with no northerly lfne of the borough, Dempsey, Portland Rd., is vio- Subdivision committee chair- Connolly managed to smother parallel to Bayside Dr. carbon moa«dde leakage. De- the flames and rip off her sis- lating the borough's zoning ordi- man Albert B. Flemer said that, Council took a note with- the >vfeie soffertd a fatal heart at- ter's burned clothing. nance was referred to the bor- in any event, an offical township tack while riding In the' cab, Monmouth County Nattona ough attorney. map was needed. from New York *> West Or- Bank, Atlantic Highlands, at 2.5 "The Township of Holmdel has ange. "There to no Indication JERSEY CITY — Fire dam per cent interest, to be paid over . - ; Turned Down aged a loading platform at th no official map," said Mr. Gold- of criminality involved in this a five-year period. A request by the Citizens Com< smith. death," Byrne said. Jersey City Me^L' Center The governing body.,has.appro- mittee to return to the borough's yesterday and destroyed' tw Mr. Novello advised the board priated $1,500 fn the current former policy of paid beaches that he was willing to donate truck* and a car Before it wa was turned down by the govern- ' TRENTON — Burglars took year's capital improvements fund cash instead of land, pointing extinguished. Fire officials sai ing body. more tban $200 from a synagogue to cover the cost of legal fees out that the Recreation Commis- the blaze was caused by a leal interest, and $500 in back pay- safe Monday, police reported. in the hydraulic system of'a Jer Mayor Guiney and Councilman sion has no funds to improve or The Burglars ripped the door off ments for leasing the land from Herman J. Black said the bor maintain recreation sites even if sey C(ty incinerator authontj the railroad. the safe at the Adath Israel Syna- trpck. No one was injured anl ough lost money on the project. they were donated. gogue, ?15 BellevJUe> Ve., and there was no evacution of pa- US.N0 Total No funds have been appropriated Better For Township rn'teyer«I venSng ma tients or personnel from the hos- Total cost of the purchase will in this year's budget for issuing 'In another township," (aid the building. An qn pital. be $15,000. passes and other expenses. Mr. Novello, "the builders do- kjtao of coins •Was Council will 'introduce an ordi- Lifeguards and a roped-off nated land, and the township tsRen from the machines. NEW BRUNSWICK — Dr. nance next Tuesday appropriat- swimming area.are provided by wound up with a two-acre dump Carl J. Scbaefer Has been ap- ing funds, for.blacktoppfag a por- the borough for the town's three here, a three-acre dump there, HO96|(EN — A recount «f pointed director of Rutgers. tion of the railroad property bathing beachts.. and so forth. I'm perfectly will- bit UkUfth's election returns University'* Department of Vo- ffltn Water-Wrtch Ave, to Wil- ing to be assessed instead. It have Confirmed the defeat vt cational Technical Education low St. would be better for the town- flror of Mayor John J. Gro- that will begin operations July The 60-foot wide railroad righ ship." gan's candidates for the City 1, Dr. Mason W. Gross, Rut- of way wtll be converted to t Ordinances "This recreation business will' Council, The defeated candi- gers president, announced to- 4Moot street. be put high on the agenda," dates bad challenged election day. Dr. Schaefer currently is Other roads scheduled for sur- FETED FOR SERVICE — Mrs. Courtlandt White of Red Bank, second from right, is reiterated Mr. Goldsmith. The associate professor of Industrial facing are Prospect St., Portland Introduced : returns In four of tbe dry's six congratulated by Mrs. Anne Bivona of the Pair Haven Teachers Association at Recreation Commission budget wards. No errors were found education at Pennsylvania Rd., and New Rd., one of the tor 1963 is $4,000. In the 24 machines checked un- State University where he has access roads to the new regional dinner in The CobbleStonet, Middietown, Monday to honor Mrs. White, who this There are no municipally- der the supervision of William headed a statewide research school. All but Portland Rd. are In Raritan year is retiring after terving 36 years at a teacher in Fair Haven. With them are owned parks or playgrounds in .program on trade and Indus- now dirt streets. MacPhall, superintendent of the RARITAN TOWNSHIP - the township. Hudson County Board of Elec- trial education. Rutgers' new . jo Cost $so,teo Philip Roy, left, president of the Fair Haven Board of Education, and John rVatca- department Is a unit of the Ordinances requiring m a n d a tions* The four defeated can- Mayor ^Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr. tory tie-in where sanitary sewers tore, principal of Knollwood School. - , didaier decided not to ask for university's Graduate School of estimated the project cost a Education.: are provided, and mandatory a recouit of paper ballots fol- $50,000. The borough has applied garbage collection for all town- Borough Hall for state aid for the work. ship residents were introduced by Council adopted an ordinance the BoaTd of Health last night. vacating Bayvlew St. ' There Biulder Will Still Try to Resolve were no objections at the public Public hearing on both ordi- hearing. nances was set for June 18 at Nathaniel Petlack, Middietown, 8:30 p.m. in Township Hall. Repair Roof and Michael Kovic, Miller St., •The sewer connection ordi- HIGHLANDS - Jack J. Pres- College Paper Woesplan to build seven one-family nance was prepared mainly to ton, Middietown, the contractor force homeowners of the Garden ' WEST LONG BRANCH — A student-faculty committee at houses on. three lots between who built the new municipal hall, Bayview and Prospect Sts. The Parkway homes development has offered to fix the leaking i Monmouth College this week will make another attempt to area west of Hazlet Ave., to i resolve the still-pending editorial problems of the campus street vacation was necessary to roof. prevent the properties in the rear connect to the recently Installed ' newspaper and other student publications. For the past several months, of the project from being land- sewer lines. Borough Council has complained i The problems began in December when The Outlook and locked. j' its editor, Sanford Starobin, were suspended because of edi- Sanitary inspector Joseph R. about leaks in the roof—and ceil- I torial policy critical of borough officials. A measure amending the bor- Quail had reported 18 homeown- ing and floor damage—to Mr. ' The paper and editor were subsequently reinstated on a ough's subdivision ordinance, ers had not connected to the fa- Preston, his lawyer, George E. adopted last month, was intro- '' temporary basis by Dr. William G. Van Note, college president, cilities, and several were having Ostrov, and the architect, Frank duced with public hearing set for septic tank problems. A. Amodio, Red Bank. while a student committee conducted a review of editorial July 2. 'policy. The ordinance requires that the The governing body learned Major Change '•'•': According to Howard M. Newman, president of the stu- owner of any building located last night that Mr. Preston is wil- '' dent body and head of the committee, a conflict arose when Under the amendment, any upon any street in which a sani ling to re-cover the roof at hia ,tnhis .group submitted a report recommending, in addition to tracts comprised of more than tary sewer has been, or shall be own expense and rely on the "'certain controls, that student publications be left in the hands four lots is a major subdivision. constructed, must connect to the roof bonding company for reim- •'of the students. The measure originally desig- system. It also provides penal- bursement. '" Then a faculty committee submitted a plan recommending, nated any tract of more than ties for violators. However, the contractor in- '"according to Mr. Newman, strong faculty representation in three lots as a major subdivision. The second ordinance makes formed Mr. Amodio that It is not "policy-making decisions. The amendment also stipulates garbage collection mandatory for his intention to remove and re- '" This week the joint committee will meet in an effort to that all curbing be constructed all township residents and sets place the welting or insulation. f arrive at a management policy acceptable to the college presi- of concrete, not less than eight regulations for collectors, in- Concerned dent. Inches wide at the base, and six cluding securing of permits and Mr. Amodio informed council *' Mr. Newman, who will graduate and relinquish the student inches wide at the top. storing and disposal of refuse. that he would agree to that ar- body presidency Saturday, said yesterday that agreement Lawrence Manning, Portland It also sets provisions for prop- rangement but expressed con- ''"might be difficult. Rd., was appointed to a three er refuse receptacles, frequency cern about Mr. Preston's chances of collections, and sets penalties of being reimbursed by the bond- r**&$ for violations. ers. TEACHERS HONORED — Three teachers retiring from Middietown school system Council decided to hold off acceptance of Mr. Preston's of- Set 'Rabies Clinic at the end of month were honored at a dinner recently by the Education Associa- fer until the borough attorney SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - tion. The teachers had a combined 69 years of service to system. Left to right notifies the bonding company A veterinarian will be in the are James McDonnell, high school commercial teacher, 37 yean; Miss Ruth Scat- that it expects to be compen- municipal building June 19 from sated for damage to the roof 7 to 8 p.m. to offer anti-rabies tergood, elementary supervisor, 38 years; Harold Copeland, Board of Education and the interior, and repair costs. shots to properly licensed dogs. president, and Mrs. James W. Davidheiser, elementary teacher, 14 years. JCP&L Sues County Jail Gets A 'Good' Rating Gas Company FREEHOLD — Operations and spection. Dr. McCorkle also is Good operational procedures prisoners within 24 hours afte physical conditions of the Mon- acting commissioner of the De- offset the physical limitations of admittance; a daily doctor call FREEHOLD - Two giants of mouth County Jail and its an- partment of Institutions and the plant. prisoner activity; regular reli the utility industry in Mon-. nex, have been rated "good" in Agencies. mouth County found themselves The annex, a section of a con- gious services; and the alcoholii a reeent inspection by state offi on opposite sides yesterday in These are highlights of the re- verted part of the former Kara- clinic, all won notes of commen cifils; Sheriff Joseph A. Shafto a law suit filed here. port, according to Mr. Shafto: gheusian warehouse center on dation. said yesterday. Jersey Central Power and Manalapnn Ave., has securi- Light Co. is suing New Jersey Clicked, however, he said, 1,000 Mile Flight ty procedures commensurate Indict Salesman Natural Gas Co. for damage* were failure of dormitories occu- with the type of unit it is, and is the power firm says was pying three floors of the old sec- VANDENBERG AIR FORCE in good physical condition. TRENTON (AP) — A Merce caused to underground cables 1 tion of ]the jail to meet "modern BASE, Calif. (AP)-An Atlas E County grand jury indicted Mi and equipment on Bendermere ?it>+'* ' ..,...... , standards" and a lack of lava- intercontinental ballistic missile Inmate movements are orderly cliael McKelvey, 45, a Toms Rive Ave., Interlakon, Dec.-23, 1961. 1 rifn In first-floor cell blocks. has made a 4,000-mile flight and controlled. Warden Earl AUTOGRAPH SESSION -r- Alex Webjter, lacorto from right, fullback of the New Smith gives special attention to liquor salesman Tuesday or Tho suit, filed by Harry S. Sheriff Shafto said lavatories down the Pacific Missile Range Evans, of Red Bank, also York football Gianh,. who * aejoVetted the quarterly meeting of the Monmouth and renovation of the dormitories to evaluate its operational system. special cases and conducts pris- oharges of embezzling $1,031, oner intervlows at regular Inter- names of J. F. Klely Construc- bounty Bankers and Cjea'ring Houie Auociation la it night at Beacon Hill Country i3>a subject of discussion with The Air Force called Tuosday's McKelvey, a salesman for thi tion Co., a contractor employed ; the Po»rd of Freeholders. vals. Club, Leonardo, Wographi >progr>rnWfor the bankori. They, Are, fpo^ lift,, Rob- launch successful. 1 Trenton Beverage Co. w a by the gas company, as a de- ert S. Lpckwood, vice pre»id#ht of S»* Bright National; William C. Johnson, Jr., of The rating report was made The Atlas E is operational at Housekeeping, sanitation condi- charged with taking payment foi fendant. by Dr. Lloyd W. McCorkle, di- Falrchild Air Force Base, Wash; tions, food quality, menu variety, three allotments of liquor with The damage occurred, it Is ((•iniburg Middietown Natfprfal and president of the-county' group, arid Rutted rector of the State Correction Forbes AFB, Kans.; and Warren are good. out submitting the orders to the charged during installation of a VaneJsmer, auiitant vice pretidint of Monmouth County National at Freehold. Division based on a May 16 in- AFB, Wyo. Medical examinations given company. gas line. Jim* 5, 1963 RED BANK BJ5GJ5TEB 1*8

TV Key TELEVISION .WNtV'TV jmx-rv mm 2-1 « y WEMVSDAV 2:4» V-W«|o»,TrtH 4-Play Your Knack 5—Romper Room Four 1-Fila-Mister Big—1MJ-75 Previews 2-McCoys-Comedy *tlon Alphabet previewed and selected fay TV T-Ernle Ford-Variety 13—Drawing From Scratch 2—Film— Treachery Rides The Key's staff of experts who at- ft-Fireslde Theater—Drama fell Range-1936-70 Min. tend rehearsals, watch screen- 11—Superman 8—Danger Man THURSDAY MORNING ings and analyze scripts In New 13—Russian For Beginners II—Bold Journey—Travel York and Hollywood. <:15 11:8 J—Music At Large': I—Previews .;, 2-News GOING MY WAY. "Not Good - . • M# - ' Enough for My Sister." (Repeat) 2-Doble GUHs-Coniedy 2-Glve Us This 3—Search For Tomorrow S-CaH Mr. D-Mystery Leisurely family-type show with 1:25 4—Truth Or Consequences 7-Going My Way—Drama some honest answers about mar- 2—News " S—Cartoons U—SUentf Please riage from Gene Kelly as Fa- 4—Sermonette 7—Father Knows Best lJ-Court of Reason ther CMalley. The story invol- 9-Memory Lane—Joe Franklla i „,,._, -^t% A v MATIN!! AT 3N» ves a baker who objects to his 11—Rocky And His Friends 1-Beverly HlUbllUes 2—Sunrise Semester spinster sister's desire to marry 4—Perry Como . 4—Education Exchange STARTS TODAY i».Di.g. 7 <»d »:is an uneducated construction work- J-GuUing Light-Serial 5-Film—Dive Bomber—1941— 7:»0 er. Father O'Malley Is £iven the 11—Comedy Party Errol Flynn—2 Hrs. SO Min. 2—News & Weather problem to solve and when he 11:51 9—Film—On Dangerous Ground 4-Today A ROMftNtlc ROUND4PTHE-WOBIP AiaNHunri starts the man on reading, he 4-News -1952-80 Min. 7:«S only complicates the case, 8:30 I:M 1—M Squsd—PoUce 5—Call To Prayer p.m. ABC. 2—Burns and Allen 7:11 .nuuvm 5-News 4—Afternoon Drama 2-bick Van Dyke-Comedy 7:8 PERRY COMO. With June wed- 5-Cartooes 7-Our Man HlggiM 7—News dings on his mind, Perry's show 7—General Hospital 1—Wanted: Dead Or Alive 7:10 gets off to an attractive start 11—Bold Journey J-Writers 01 Today with a fashion parade showing 1:8 MtM 5—Columbia Lectures 7—Early Bird Cartoons irO/vie &* ***>« ME dresses worn by historic brides 5-News 2—Armstrong Circle Theater Peter Ustinov, nothing daunted, 1:M 4—Eleventh Hour 7:45 is Perry's answer man on the 2—As The World Turns 7—Naked City 7—King And Odie 8:00 origin of the June bride habit, 5—Film—Time Out For Rhythm 1-You Asked For It TlfflN U MrVBBJ NETTIHON fun as the father of the bride is —1941—85 Min. J—World at Thirteen 2—Captain Kangaroo a skit with Frank Gallop and 7-Girl Talk 5—Sandy Becker-Children * LOOK FOR THESE BIG HITS COMING SOON • ALL STILL ON THE CALIFORNIA FRONT —Granny lfcM 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons serious in a reading of a love 11—Film-Black Tide-1956-90 •Film—See'7:30 p.m. (Irene Ryan) explains her still *o banker Milburn Dryi- letter by a poet. Also, Elaine Min. >:» 1-Steve Allen 7—Little Rascals Marion "»t Days dale (Raymond Bailey) when the Clampetts gat settled Dunn's song and dance to "I'm 1:45 J—Professkmally Speaking Irando •The "Adrlu •an 9-Sports 9:00 to a Woman" and Barbara Cook's "Ugly $fripp«r- M*|MH*r" in their new home on "The Beverly Hillbillies" tonight songs round out a pleasing hour. 1:51 2—Life of Riley—Comedy hklM" 2—News—D. Edwards 4—Birthday House Amricm" (9:00-9:30 p.m., EDT) on the CBS Television Network. (Color) 9 p.m. NBC. 4-News 7—Local News 7—Susie 9-Baseball-Mets (Rebroadcast) ll-News-J. K. M. McCaHery 9:25 DICK VAN DYKE. "Where Did 2:M IJ-Reflections 5—News—Sandy Becker I Come From?" (Repeat)' Fun- 2—Password—A. Lflddeo 11:11 9:51 ny entry. Flashbacks show writer •4—Ben Jerrod—Serial EATONTOWN / SHORE 4—Weather—Tex Antotoe 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy Van Dyke reliving the moments 7—Day In Court—Drama • DRIVE IN DRIVE IN Presidential Mimic 7-LocaI News 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers before his son was born. Dick's • 2:8 1—Steve Allen 5—Topper—Comedy the familiar bungling father, of 4-News 11:11 7—Gale Storm—Comedy course, but he's amusing just the 7-Newi STARTS TONITEI Plans Other Satires 2—Weather 9:40 ©lout Ntm-a-rama! same. There's one hilarious of- 3:W 4-News i 9—Farm News , • . Will Rogers Bit fice scene that's foolproof, except 2—House Party—Art Unkletter IORIS KARLOFC By CHARLES WITBECK 11:20 »:*5 that some of the gags get lost 4—Doctors "A short commentary on the 2—FHm-Cleopatra—1934-2 9—News & Weather HOLLYWOOD-Vaughn Mead- in the audience laugh track. 9:30 7-Jane Wyman "CORRIDORS er, the forrrxer hillbilly band lead- news during a weekly variety Hrs. . >:55 show would be the right spot," p.m. OBS. 2:» r-Film~ 1 <.-4 the Imitation. "I hoped it (the 13—Music Interlude he's a rabid conservative, the NOW THRU TUESDAY demand) wouldn't go on this next a blasted radical. In San NAKED CITY "Hold for Glor- 4:N 4—News •';V.-':; long," he sr.id recently in Holly- Francisco his eye caught an ia Christmas." (Repeat) Loosely 2—Secret Storm—Serial 4—Match. Game 7 Academy Awortb! wood. Meader's hair, still quite item about a 78-year-old woman based on the character of poet 4-Trouble With Father BOND thick on top and wavy, resembled accused of chasing a young man. Maxwell Bodenheim, this drama 5-Felix and the Wizard "Lawrence of Ajibia" that of the man in the White Vaughn used the item, calling it emerges as an acting. exercise 7—American Bandstand 2—News >: {', •; •,,'; 'i "DR. NO" Cholc* S»af» Now on Sol* House, and his Bostonian accent an answer to Medicare. for Burgess Meredith who's more 11—Big Bozo Circus AIL SEATS RESERVED had a familiar ring so "fie isn't than up to the task. Some of the 13-Proflle After bis comments on news of S--Film—Emergency hospital poetry (author never identified) 4:25 exactly destroying the image the day, Meader plays the Pres- —1956-75 Min. Is quite lyrical if a bit far out 4-News either. ident at a press conference, and 1:W and heavy-handed. However, Mr. 4:M Meader hopes his two record lets the night club audience pep- 4-13thHpur ; Meredith, ably assisted by Her- 2-Edge Of Night-Serial albums will give him the needed per him with questions. "The schel Bernard!, 'Sandy Melsner 4—Make Room For Daddy : break to show his other talents, fans write my act with their 5-News' '••'• - •' " Paul Newman Come Fly with Me (playing Hie qulvalent of Ben 7-DUcovery '63-Children besides that of a mimic. He questions," he says. "And some 1:59 . also Hecht) and Eileen Heckert, makes 13—Russian For Beginners played the piano on the An- times, as the questions go back 5—Film—The Postman Didn't "HUD" "Low Com* Bock dy Williams Show, and Ed Sul- it all worthwhile. 10 p.m. ABC. • ••'• ' 4:»-'•-•• •••'• - Ring-1942 and forth, people, perhaps un 7—American Newsstand livan let Vaughn do six minutes der the influence of brew, begin 2:05 TtCHNICOLOR' A Universal Release S:W . of other material. "At least peo- to think I am the President." TONIGHT. Arthur Godfrey 4—Sermonette . ple listen to m& when I tell them talks to Lauren Bacall, writer Ru- 2—Love That Bob—Comedy " 'What are you going to do 4-^Film-Cattle Town-1952—75 I'd like to do something else," about Cuter?'" fus Jarfnon, newspaper writers Sam and Shirley Blair, Dr. Min. says Vaughn. "But the President "I don't know, Meader fires Thomas Reiss of the African Re- 7—1 Married Joan bit is still the big thing." back. search Foundation, and rounds U—Dick Tracy Vaughn thinks that once view- Grew Up in Boston out his program with the Giesen 13—Ones Upon A Day—Children ers see his other satirical bits By luck, it turns out Meader singers Johnny Nash, June Valli 5:15 he'll survive and not go down the grew up in Boston with night and Richard Hayes. (Color) 11:15 9—Sports drain after the First Family, club life in his Wood, and Vaughn p.m. NBC S:» takeoffs become tiresome. For a VICTORY says, unlike other comics, he pre- 11—Rocky And His Friends complete switch, Meader hopes fers clubs to college dates. "Club PORTRAIT. Interviewed just 5: S0 RED BANK to. do some dramatic roles next life is my background," he says. 2—Film—Malsle Was A Lady- MARKET season on TV, and he has dreams as he takes over his new job, E. I was in 'em for 10 years with William Henry, chairman of the 1941—Ann Sothem—75 Min. of a weekly television commen- my hillbilly band." And Meader's 5—Sandy's Hour—Children OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. DELIVERY tary on the news. First, Vaughn Federal Communications Commis- mother worked as a waitress at sion since Sunday, answers Harry 7—Highway Patrol—Police thought he could get in five min- Meader spent part of his youth 9-Film-Rooketshlp X-M-1950 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TEL SH 7-0508 SH 7-1339 utes during the big network night- Reasoner's questions about him- sitting around in club kitchens. self and his work with honest -90 Min. ly newscasts, but that didn't work Later he went to Europe where .1—Popeye—Cartoons out. candor. Tune in for a first im- SHOULDER COMB. CHOPS he says his viewpoint broadened pression, so to speak, of Mr. WEDNESDAY EVENT* YOUNG SALE STEW considerably. It also enabled Henry's thoughts on the duties, Lamb Chops 69* I LAMB 39 Meader to pick up foreign lan- I:M the limitations, and the concept 7-News guages and he can do JFK in of his pivotal position. 7:30 p.m. any lingo and sound convincing. 13-What's New-Chlldrw OBS. I: IS FANCY "It's funny," says Meader. 4—Local News The most Bizarre Murder "I've been trying to get rid of SELECTED 7-Weather Mystery ever conceived I my New England accent for YOUNG years because it's too localized MOVIE TIMETABLE •:2» for show business, and it turns RED BANK 7—Sports—Howard Coiell 6-7 U. SIZE out to be my big springboard. CARLTON— •:M Oomt Fir With Me 1:00; 7:00; »:30. 5—Mickey Mouse Club Legs Lamb "The President says my toii- 7—Focus On The News tation of him sounds more like LONG BRANCH BLADE 11—Brave Stallion—Adventure Teddy," volunteered Meader, BARONET- 13—Profile: New Jersey "and so does Teddy. Actually, I Com* Fly With Ma 3:20; 9:10; Lortr BAR-B-QUE 1:41 used to talk more like the Presi Come B»ck 1:30; 7:30. 4-Weather dent than I do now. And I'll ASBURY PARK 1:45 say this—nobody in Boston talks IYRIC- RIB Cartoon * TraUera 1:00; 9:07; Hud 2—News—R. Trout like Mr. President. He's been all 7:10; 0:lT. 4—News—Huntley, Brlnkley STEAKS over the world and his speech ST. JAMES 7—News is no longer purely New Eng Lawrence or Artbli 3:00: 1:00. land. He's also listening to his NEPTUNE CITY 7:0* London BROIL 89M CUBE STEAKS Q% words. I think he's watched his NEPTUNE CITY— 4—Death Valley Days Lin 01 Adrian MMxnftr 1:10: 7:30; 5—Bourbon Street Beat Tuber.' 9:38. SWIFTS PREMIUM 7—Rebel—Western "And, as for 'viga/ which Is 9—Merrytoon Circus so popular, I don't think he has North of Red Bank BUnERBALL 11-News-K. Kennedy used that word more than once ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 13-Art Of Singing or twice in his life, but once ATLANTIC— 7: It HEN was enough, and it was written The Blrdi 7:00; B:10. Ib with 5 GREAT STARS 2-Weather 10 • 12 Ib. IN DISGUISED ROIES... for him in the inaugural speech." HAZLET LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 11—Local News The White House imitator then Cnrloon 8:60; The Suv« >:B7; 12:30; TURKEYS 49 7: IS talked about the comedy business World'« FMr 10:15. 2-News-W. Cronklte and what it is that makes com- PERTH AMBOY 7t8 edians run, run, run. "I think MAJESTIC— The List Of Adrian Meai«n|er 3:30: 11—Weather it's the need for acceptance," 8:30: »:M: Slronn Room 2:00; 8:15; 7:10 ;ays Vaughn. "Money isn't the 6:28. EDISON 2—Portrait only answer. A comic runs un Ib MENLO PARK CINEMA- 4—Virginian til he can cet total acceptance, The UM Of Attrlun %Tet*enger 2:00; which is never. I'm a lazy com- 4:30; 7:00; 9:25. FE CHICKENS 27 c, but I need acceptance just as WO0DBRIDGE Boardwalk Solarium Boneless much or more than the others so DRIVE-IN— The Slave 8:30; 12:20; It Happened KenumedPiippelTheater CHOICE I'll keep running forever." POT ROAST 6%\ g CHOP BEEF 3t At Thl World'! Fair 10:10. ASBURY PARK — Among the MONTCLAIR ntertfllnmont facilities available CLAIRIDGE- It pays to advertise In the Rei* here this summer is a puppet the- The Hrnt Or cinerama 2:00: *:00. 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RED BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN—57* River Rd. UNCROFT^-Ntwrnan Springs Rd. at Hurley Lane WEST L0N6 BRANCH—Rf. 36 and 16—Wednetby, June 5, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Miss Boeckel Is Bride Around Monnttwth.' Of Howard Conklin, Jr. oncert Opening Day RUMSON — The sixth annu the Chapel Choir at Pennsylvania Mrs. Falcone was municipal solo- majored In music for one year By MILU HRUSKA many guests at the Robert B.' HEW — Miss spring concert by the Shrews State University. He is bass solo- ist of West Orange and stag for while attending Southwestern KeUeys' cocktail party. Janice Ad* Boeckel, daughter "The Sport of King*" WM tru- bury Chorale will be jpresentei ist for the Lutheran Church of many civic and service dubs. University and studied voice ly just that on opening day at Mr. and Mrs. George, William at the Rumson-Fair Haven "Higl Atonement in Asbury Park and She also sang previously with the than. He has been soloist' with Boeckd, 220 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth Park. The day was a Renee and Paul CNeK of School Auditorium June IS has sung solos in chore area Upsala Chorus. the Ocean Grove Choir gift from the gods... the phuh Hartshorne La., Rumson, were Monroouth, became the bride 8:30 under the direction of Aider churches for the past 15 yean. Rev. Robert Reed, Eatontown, era] other shore area chui Howard Conklin, Jr., May 26 in atmosphere of the parterre. boats at cocktails early Saturday Hammond of Fair Haven. Mrs. Jeanette (Mrs. Frank) Fal- minister, of ..the Eatoo(0wn Cbolis. St. Mary's Catholic Church. the sweet-fresh taste of odd evening. Among the more than Raymond F. Johnson, Jr., Fair cone of Oceanport wHl sing t Presbyterian Church, will sing 4 Tickets are available from Maine lobster... the pale'gold 50 guest* were Denise and Ray, The bridegroom's parents re- Haven,-will be accompanist. soprano solo in the spirit- the tenor »olo. to'"fewfld1 for members of the chorale or can sparkle ot chitted champagi side at 7 MiddJetown Ave., At Carey, Jack and Betty Dunigan, The seventy member chon ual "Bound for Canaan's Land." be obtained at the'door. the breathtaking panonUnk view lantic Highlands. Canaan's Lund/' ftev.Mr. R©ed Irene Parent, Arthur Parent, the- will present Schubert's "Mass of the rape track...the sleek Jack Oswalds, Mary Lou Van. Rev. Robert Bulman, pastor, "The Mystic Trumpeter" bj magnificence of the horses Iderstine, the George Rekfyi and • performed the double ring cere- Norman Dello Joio, with solo pas- the sharp bold colors of the the Art Jurmans of Rivmson. mony. sages on the French horn by jockeys' silks... and the pleas- The bride was given in mar guest artist Aubrey Facenda, ure of me company of friends... The Walt Penny Trio are ptoy. • riage by heir father. She wore "Serenade to Music" by R. made the day exciting to behold Ing the sweetest music for danc- a floor-length gown of white pea Vaughan Williams, a group and to remember. ing every weekend in the new and v four spirituals, and music from de soie embroidered with seed In our parterre were Mrs, beautiful,dining room at Mayer's . "Brigadoon" by Lerner and pearls around the sahrina neck- Thomas Geoly of Colts Neck.., Inn, - Rumson. Among those en- Loewe. line. The fitted bodice had long Ed Bretman (The Man) .... Edith joying their opening night were- tapered sleeves and the full skirt Jean (Mrs. Wesley) Croziei Dooley of Littfe Silver., .and Dr. and Mrs. Charles KeBy of v flowed into a chapel-length train. Fair Haven, will be soprano solo among those present were Racing Monmouth Beach... the William ( Her fingertip-length veil of illu- ist in the Schubert Mass. Sh Mrs. Howard Conklin, Jr. Commissioner Thomas J. Brady HaJbeys of Red Bank... Peggy sion was held by a small crown lias studied voice with Dr. Car of Spring Lake... Mrs. Daniel and Bernie Mane of Shrewsbury,, of tulle and pearis and she car- Anthony Hahn, Dungan Hills, S.I. Mueller and Genevieve Rowe Morte Of little Silver., .. Larry and SyJvia Taylor, ried a white prayer book adorned cousin of the bridegroom. New York City, and is presently Harvey Warden and Phffip Ise- Vince and Eleanor Pace, Grace \ with a white orchid and stream- John Haritgan, Kearny, cousin studying with Felix Molzer, Rec of Oceanport... Nat Iselin of Burke and Norbert (puUMter of; ers of lily of the valley. of the bridegroom, was ring Bank area teacher and assistant Shrewsbury... Sally and Mike the Legislative Index of New Mrs; Philip Lanzone, Easl bearer. director of the chorale. She Guarino of Rumson... Helen Jersey) Turek of Rumson... Ed Keansburg, was matron of honoi After a reception in the Ameri- soloist in the choir of Chri (Mrs. Aroory L, Jr.) Haskell... (Peninsula House) Murphy of Methodist Church, Fair Haven. for her sister. She wore a sleeve- can Legion Hall, Leonardo, the Marie (Mrs. Bernard) White Sea Bright... and John Reidy of r less Nile green taffeta gown with couple left for Virginia. When Robert Spencer, Red Bank, Shrewsbury. And through the Jersey City. a street-length skirt She wore a they return, they will reside in the tenor soloist for the Mass. H afternoon I met Win (Mrs, Sam- matching chiffon clip - headpiece Keyport. is an alumnus of MusJdngum Col uel) Thomas of Evergreen Hill The Peninsula House eupper lege, Ohio, where be majored Middletown... Lil (Mrs. Rlgaud) and carried a nosegay of pastel The bride was graduated from dance marking their opening for spring flowers. Middletown Township High School music education, and received Paine of Sea Bright... George his master's degree from Indiana Reidy, Ed Large, Billy Delaney the season on Wednesday was a The bridal attendants in the and is employed by Bell Labora- tories, Holmdel. The-bridegroom University.;, He is tenor soloist of Rumson ... Claire and Ar- special tribute to Rlgaud B. rainbow wedding wore the same with the Red Bank Methodist SOLOISTS who will appear in the sixth annual spring concert of the Shrewsbury Chor- mande Baithehny of Red Bank style gown.and headpiece and attended Keyport High School and Paine who has taken over as een-' is employed by Lily Tulip Cup Church and instructor of choral ale on June 15 are, left to right, Mrs. Sylvester Neville, Mrs. Frank Falcone, Mrs. ...Marge Black of Highlands carried nosegays of pastel spting music at Red Bank High School, ...Steve Colandos and his fa- era! manager. Almost 400 guests flowers. Mrs. Edward Bunting, Corp., Holmdel. He is a member Wolfgang Koenig and Rev. Robert Reed\ pastor of the Eatontown Presbyterian made reservations for the buf- of the Reserve Unit of the Na- Bass Soloist ther, Joseph Colandos, and Henr> Highlands, and Mrs. George Pay- Church. . / (Moose) VdteHo of Colts Neck.. fet supper and more than €00 bins, Leonardo, sisters of the tional Guard. Paul Grammer, New Shrews- and Jimmy (Rumson Hotel) Col- arrived for cocktails and danc- bride, wore yellow and blue, res- rnry, vocal instructor lins of Sea Bright. pectively, and Mts. Patrick Stop- ilumsqn-Falr Haven Regional Fort Monmouth Agenda ing. Among those present were piello. Union Beach, sister of the Hadassah Plans iigh School,, will sing the bass Connie and Mike (N. J. Materi-, ; The Howard Kavookjians of bridegroom, wore pink. 10I0 in the Schubert Mass. He als, Inc., Matawan) Guadagno of 1 Youth Benefits •eceived his bachelor's degree Sea Bright have • returned from Four-•year-old Patricia Ann Colts Neck... the Bill HaMs and Stoppiello, Union Beach, niece of RED BANK — Luncheon and rom Montclair State Teachers Six Officers En Route to Altar their honeymoon in St. Thomas, the bridegroom, was the flower card parties to benefit Youth College and his master's degree Virgin Islands. The bride is the the Jade Hurleys of Little Silver 'rom Columbia University and FORT MONMOUTH — When Miss Paula McDaniel, Newport, the six ceremonies will take former Mary Cosentino of West ..Louella Frey of Red Bank. girl. She wore a white taffeta Aliyah will be held by members First Lt. I. Douglas Dunipace is Ark., where the ceremony will be floor-length gown with overskirt of the Red Bank Chapter of Ha- was head of the music, depart- place when Second Lt. Alvln W. Long'Branch. They were mar- married Sunday afternoon hi held at 2:30 p.m. Lt. Muller's Katz of Greenville, S. C, and ried in St. Jerome's Church, ..Arnie (Harry's Lobster. embroidered in tones, of ' Nile dassah tomorrow. - Reservations ment for 11 years in the Cedai House) Jacoubs, the Otto Peris of Grove schools. He is now directoi will have plenty of company on assignment is in the S-2 Section, Miss Susan Ellman of Atlanta, West Long Branch, on May 18 green, yellow, blue andpinjc Her are necessary. his trip to the altar. Five of his Troop Command, U.S. Army Sig- Sea Bright... Ted and Muggins green clip headpiece matched if music in the Rumson Presby Ga., are married in that city. Hostesses listed T>y Mrs. Mur- fellow officers also, will take nal Center and School. Lt. Katz is assigned to Patterson Hebditoh, Mr. and Mrs. Don her green sash and she carried a ray Rosen, chairman, are Mrs. rian Church. Bob Considlne, citizen of the Brewer, George and Carolyn their nuptial vows over the week- At 6 p.m. Sunday, the last of Army Hospital. world and a summer resident in miniature nosegay of pastel Seymour Corwin, Mrs. Edwin Ellen (Mrs. Paul) Durkin, end. Reidy, the Tom McDarbys, the Aatawan, will sing a sopranc Allenlhurst, had to cancel out his Frank Cermaks of Rumson... 6pring flowers. Geltieiler, and Mrs. Mae New- Lt. Dunipace, who is assistan Patrick Stoppiello, Union man',. Little Silver; Mrs. Edwin nd tenor duet with Mr. Spencer luncheon date with the Mon- 'at and Joe Foley, the Ross adjutant of the U.S. Army Elec- mouth College library Associa- Beach, brother - in - law of the iichtlg, Rumson; Mrs. Bernard "The Mystic Trumpeter," in tronics Material Support Agen Sootts and Mary and Evan Baker bridegroom, was best man. Ush Post and Mrs. Mortimer Fox, rtiich Mr. Grammer will again Lincrofi Man to Wed tion on Monday. His presence of Fair Haven... the Rolston- - cy, will marry Miss Janet Dailey was required in Rome to witness ers were Theodore Jusinski; Har- New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Jerome be featured as bass soloist. Mrs. of Middletown, at 3 p.m. in the HATTJESBURG, MUs. - An Waterburys of Middletown. rison,''cousin of the bridegroom; 3ueler, Mrs. Morton Winer, Mrs. Durkin won three vocal awards and write about- the drama and Bill and Marge Black of Red Bank Methodist Church nouncement is made by. Mr. and the passing ot Pope John. Philip Lanzone, East Keansburg, Raymond Eagle and Mrs. Rosen from the Griffith Music Art! Miss Dailey is employed here in Mrs. Matthew ..James WQller, this Highlands. brother-in-law of the bride, and 11 of Red Bank. Foundation in Newark and has :he U. S. Army Signal Center city, of the. engagement and John Daly; even more charm- been .soloist for the Keyport Wo- and School. Lt. Dunipace is from forthcoming marriage of their ing, witty, brilliant, erudite and Conrad Mauge and bis Trinidad handsome' than he appears to man's Literary Club', Wesley Tucson, Ariz. daughterg, , Miss MarMy Elizabeth Serenaders playing the most be on TV,. graciously con- Methodist Church in BellevM Millerl , to Alberb t Richard Gem primevally elemental music on Leading the parade of junior sented, to stand In for Bob at and the Schumann-Heink Wom- perle, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. iteel drums melted the sand in ifficers to the altar will be First the last minute. Among those , f ATCH FOR OUR an's Chorus. She is presently Lt. Jerry J. Sonderman of Wheel' Albert Richard Gemperle, 450 iea Bright at Dave Doran's present in the grand salon at ; soloist for the Presbyterian Middletown-Lincroft Rd., Lin "Quay" Sunday afternoon and ng W. Va., who will be wed to Shadow Lawn on - the Mon- Church Matawan. Miss Jere Ann Perkinson of Buf- croft. evening. Joan (Mrs. . Charles) Reid, mouth College campus were falo, N. Y, at 11:15 a.m. Satur- The wedding is planned for Ju This was their first appear- Englishtown, will be a soprano President-emeritus, Dr. . Eu- day here in Chapel No. 2. Lt. ly 20 here in Sacred Heart Cath- gene Lehman and Mrs. Lehman ance in New Jersey. Dave met GRAND OPENING soloist in 'Serenade to Music' Sonderman is assigned to the S-3 olic Church. the seven man — 12 drum steel ... President and Mrs. William Mrs. Reid is a member of the Section, Troop Command, U. S. 1 Miss Miller prepared at Sacred Van ,Note... Mrs. Aaron Mel- band at a beach party in Triiii- *' FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1963 Englishtown Presbyterian Church Umy Signal Center and School. dad last winter. He Invited them choir and was soprano soloist in Heart High School, Hattiesburg, nlker...Dr. Kenneth Stretblg ; Eight hours later and and is a June honor graduate of ... Robert Benham . . . Mrs. to come and play at the "Quay" the chorale's presentation of Mo- ban 1,000 miles from here, if and when they came to the zart's "Requiem Mass." St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Frank Zlmmer.. JMme. Era Second Lt. Max L. Allen and nd. She was a National Merit TognoU.... Peggy Blount... States. Among the 200 or more ' Mary Ellen (Mrs. Charles) Miss Linda Phillips will be mar- swaying and wilting to the music Chagaris, Freehold, will sing a Scholarship winner and has been Mrs. Louis • Mellaci.... Mrs. ed in Roanoke, Ala. Lt. Allen on. the dean's list four years. Edward Allegra . . . Martha on the patio overlooking the river soprano solo in "Serenade to Mu- assigned to the Fort Mon- were Jimmy and Adeline Theiss, sic." She sang with the Voortiees She recently was named to Kap- Berg ... Mrs. Domlnick A]el- mouth • Procurement Office, pa Gamma Pi, National Catholic lo... Janet Hobble... Ted No- Ms Otto Perls, Ralph and Eileen Chapel Choir at Douglass Col- Olson of Sea Brigjht... Marty. oth he and his fiancee are from honorary society. wick .a. . Robert Sutton .. . lege, and is a member of the oanoke. and Norman Dornfeld of Deal' Freehold. Baptist Church choir Steve Rafe... and Eleanor Saturday's ceremonies end Mr; Gemperle is a June candi- Lehmann. John Daly, who Is .Ed Folker, Vincent Nurney, and has performed (or various nth the weddind g of Second Lt. date for a bachelor's degree in Miss Mary E. Miller Jr., and Helen ahd Adam Wan-' • clubs. a member and past president 46 BROAD ST. RED BANK tichard J. Glazer of New York architecture from the University of the Overseas Press Club, tauk of Rumson... the Felix Charter Members ity and Miss Linda Barasch of of Notre Dame where he received took a moment to congratulate Molzers of Little Silver... Tom Miriam (Mrs. Wolfgang) Koe 'onkers, N. Y., at 8:30 p.m. in an Indiana Society of Architects Dr. Sumpf me on my recent election to and Valerie McCabe of Locust'- nig, Shrewsbury, is a charter ie Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New Design Award and the Kervic membership In the Overseas . Donna and Art Kauftman of member of the Chorale. She was 'ork City. Lt Glazer is assigned Gold Medal for academic excel- Press Club. ittle Silver... Bob and Carol ' member of the Concert Choir the Department of Command lence. He was recipient of a Na- Marries Renner of Atlantic Highlands.. :• of Cedar Crest College which lommunications at the Signal tional Merit scholarship and the NEW YORK — Dr. William the Howard Kavookjians, Sr. and' toured extensively and presented chool. Thomas E. Ellerbee scholarship Sumpf, 174 Branch Ave., Red Mme. Togndl, who divides her Jr. of New York and Sea Bright • nationwide broadcasts. She pre The first wedding Sunday will He prepared at St. Mary's Junior Bank, N. J., was married May time between New York and .nd Lois and Veme Edwards of - viously sang as soloist with the j that of First Lt. Karl F. Mul- and Senior High Schools in Mich- 26 to Mrs. Clara W. Elklnd of 562 Deal, is chairman of the Mon- 'air Haven. One thing I promise chorale in Kodaly's "Missa Bre- r of Russellville, Ark., and igan City, Ind. West End Ave., formerly of Cro- mouth Opera Festival. Among 'ou ... Conrad Mauge and his • AQENCY TOR vis," and in this concert will ton-oivHudson and Forest Hills. the Metropolitan Opera stars the teel band will be back. sing a soprano solo in "Serenade Dr. Theodore Ross, rabbi, Sinai festival will present at Conven- FAMOUS to Music." r Temple, officiated at the cere- tion Hall this season will be JoAnn (Mrs. Sylvester} Ne- ive Surprise Party mony here in his study in the Frank Guararra, baritone. Musical Shoie ville, New Shrewsbury, was presence .of the couple's re- Frances Yeend, soprano. MIDDLETOWN- Final rehear<; a music major at the University spective children: Miss Julie Brenda Lewis, soprano... Calvin ! of Oklahoma where she studied Marsh, baritone... Guilio Gari, :als are under way for the show Sumpf, Red Bank; Mrs. Jane El- 'Sounds of Broadway" which will " voice with Paul Klingstedt and For 30th Anniversary kind Steinberg, New York City, tenor ... Luigi Sgarro, basso .., Eva Turner, one of the original and Misses Marjorie and Nancy and the Metropolitan Opera or- >e presented Saturday, at 8:30, soloists for whom Williams wrote MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Cunningham, John Cunningham, Elkind, at home. chestra. The operas due to be i.m. in the Middletown Village- he "Serenade to Music" in presented will be "The Merry Thomas Gannon, 119 Kin- Mr. and Mrs. John Checton, Mr. chool by the Middletown Cora* which Mrs. Neville will sing the and Mrs. Richard Goulett, Mrs. Mrs. Sumpf, an alumna ofjWidow," "Rigoletto," "Car- ade Dr., received the Papal CAHDY mezzo-soprano solo. She is doing John O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Hunter College, is with National men," and "La TravJata." More mnity Chorus. Tickets will be solo work in the Shrewsbury llessing recently on the occasion ert McGuire, Thomas McGuire Science Textbooks, Inc. She is about these later. ivailable at the door. I:. i. and Sat Presbyterian Church. She sang their 30th wedding anniversa- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mulhern the widow of Aaron C. Elkind. Fr Dr. Sumpf's former wife was solo in the Chorale's presen- and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bobby and Ariine Black of tation of Kodaly's "Missa Brevis" Coughlin. ;he late Fay Stuinpf. The couple were also honored Highlands and Tony and Sharon in January. After a wedding trip,, the cou- Mellaci of Rumson were hosts at surprise party given by Others were Mr. and Mrs. John ple will reside in Little Silver. Kathleen (Mrs. Donald) Terry Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. John a cocktail and dinner party at of Farmingdale will sing the alto leir children in the Ancient Sabo, Mrs. Kathleen McGee, Mr. Connors' Hotel, Highlands. The solo in "Serenade." She has >rder of Hibernians Hall in and Mrs. John Gallagher, Mr! occasion was the 35th wedding sung in the Trenton Teachers eansburg. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, Mr, To Observe anniversary of Hie Preston How- College choir and has done solo and Mrs. Robert Sabo, Miss ers at Rumson, parents of Shar- Born in Iireland, Mr. and Mrs. work in Nuptial and Requiem Rosemary Mclntyre, Mr. and on and Ariine. Among the 30 jannon both came to this coun- Masses. She is organist of St. Mrs. John Salayi, Mr. and Mrs. Anniversary guests present were another ry in 1927. They were married atherine's Catholic Church in Frederick Malinka, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, "Deejay" Runnels, >n May 22, 1933, in St. Rose of BBLFORD — Mr. and Mrs. for ... Farmingdale and director Of the Francis Hull. who flew in from Florida for the ,ima Catholic Church, Newark, W.C. Benning, $59 East Rd., will Draperies • Slipcovers Junior Choir. observe their 40th wedding anni- party... the Jack Taylors of nd have resided in Middletown Also, Mr. and Mrs. John El- Bedspreads • Blinds Ronald Clark, Middletown, will versary Friday. Point Pleasant . Don and Anne sing a bass solo in the or nine years. holm, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor of East Orange... Dr. • Shades • Curtains "Serenade." He has done solo A Mass of Thanksgiving will Complete Installation Service They are the parents of five Durrett, Mr. and Mrs. William be celebrated Sunday In St. and Mrs. Louis Mellaci and Tom work with the Monmouth Civic lildren, Thomas Gannon Jr., Vina, Gilbert Pugh, Michael and Mary Hackett of Rumson. SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE Chorus the past seven years and Mary's Catholic Church, New ring in Hazlet; John Gannon, Byrne, Mrs. Grace Zierer and Monmouth. A family dinner will 747-4422 has appeared with the Apollo ast Keansburg; James Gannon, Ens. and Mrs. John Albert Club and Shore Symphony. For Mrs. Margaret Nicholson. follow' in Shadowbrook, Shrews- tntloned at Seventh Army Head- bury, after which the couple will Strand, 3d, are . motoring cross the last 12 years he has been uarters in Stuttgart, Germany, country to California. They are soloist at the Shrewsbury Presby- leave for a vacation in the Cats- nd Mrs. Winifred Byrne and kill Mountains. on their way to what will be a terian Church. His last appear- iiss Eileen Gannon, both at Guild Food Sale three-year honeymoon in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Benning have ance was; in Monmouth Civic's jme, and three grandchildren. MIDDLETOWN— The Women's Mrs. Strand is the former Mari- two sons, William Benning, New reduction of the Gilbert and Sul- Guild for Christian Service ot the anne Cross, daughter of Mr. nnd ivan operetta "lolanthe." Guests were Mrs. Mary Cun- Monmouth, and John Benning, Middletown Reformed Church Mrs. Patrick H. Cross of Rum- 'John Schoening of Shrewsbury, Ingham, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Belford, and three grandchildren, will hold a food sale Friday from son. bass soloist was a member of uire, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury 1 to 3 p.m. in the church hall, There's no Trick to Having Ex- King's Hwy. Mrs. D. Melvin Lay- That unusually heavy flow of Dally 9 to 5:M ra Cash. You Get it Fast When traffic on Rumson Rd. late Sun- ton Is chairman, Assorted baked il'ou Use The Register Classified. Fri. 'til I goods and salads will be featured. day afternoon was caused by the RED BANK'S ONLY •Advertisement. arrival and departure Cold Storage Vaults

*Vhw VM tvt enough to tend Uis nn betl" FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS CRACKED WINDSHIELD? SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN PHONE CA 2-3193 Remember . • fiondtd Routemm • Economical Ram H. KAABE GLASS CO. HUFFMAN oO BOYLE 46 BROAD ST. . • FRII MTIMATIS, LEON'S • PRH riCKUr AND DIUVIRY ANYWHERI Corner of White and llroatl FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM WHITE ST. • SH 7-2800 • RED • AUTO »uu • •uRNmmynw VIRKORt • IOAT <»USV ' Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 Broadway,' Long Braifch HED BAJJK REGISTER W«bc*kr, lot* 3, 19&-1? Parents and Teachers River Plaza Phyllis Kaczorowski Graduates Scouts Hold Adam and Eve PTA Installations Honor Court Wed in Asbury Park Installation of new officers took RIVER PLAZA-New charters ASBURY PARK—The marriage lowed in the Royal Manor Vene- precedence over all other pro- were presented recently at a of Miss Phyllis Mary Kacwrow- tian Room, Wall Township. Music Fish Story gram features last week at Par- joint meeting of Boy Scout Troop ski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was by Albert Hegedas, Jr. and enb-Teacher Association meetings and Cub Pack 31 in River Plaza Stanley Kaczorowski, 1001 Fifth his Hungarian orchestra of Car- (Do you have a personal DEAR ADAM: School. throughout the county, Ave., mis city, formerly of Eng- teret. question or probtem? Send it I am a divorced man and have lishtown, to Frank X. Low, 508 to Adam or Eve Lowell or Many of these newly-named of- The charters were presented to The bride, who was given in a lS-ye*reen an honor student throughou MacMahon and Mrs. James point that he is having difficulty •her college years and for th Keating. Class Slated in obtaining teachers at the pre- past two years has been a Mat Second annual Communion sent salary schedule. The board thew Vassar Scholar. She wa breakfast for graduates will take At Union Beach Miss Cbarlcne L. Stoilk increased the offering salary for elected to Phi Beta Kappa am place Saturday in the school cafe- a special class teacher by $500, has been awarded an Eloi UNION BEACH — Depart- NEW SHREWSBURY - Mr. teria following the 8:30 a.m. and Mrs. Charles Stoski, 12, Carl- to $6,000. Ellery Fellowship from Vassa Mass. The event is sponsored by mentalization of the eighth grade continue the study of mathe classes in the Union Beach Ele- ton Dr., announce the engage- Three resignations, effective the PTA. ment of their daughter, Miss June 30, were received, from matics in graduate school. Shi mentary School will be inaugu has accepted a teaching assist The boys' choir sang under the rated in September. Charlene Luise Stosik, to Rudy Leonard J. Super, Martha Oeff- direction of Sister Rosalie. The John Borneo, son of Mr. and Mrs. ner and Francis A. McTeigue. antship at Rutgers University Paul J. Evans, administrative May crowning was held with Mrs, John Borneo, 77 Edgebrook Ct., Two teachers were hired for tfhere she will take courses 180 different tints principal, outlined the proposed Donald Steamen as crowner, as- New Shrewsbury. the coming year: Miss Patricia rard a master's degree am fisted by Miss Patricia Nicholas. program to the members of the Marcelin, Matawan, to teach each two undergraduate cour The bride-elect is a graduate Board of Education at their third grade in Memorial School, is in mathematics. of Red Bank High School and is Mrs. A. Edwin Burdge, safety meeting last night. at $3,900, and Frederick P. Cook, Miss Fox, a graduate of Rum- employed as a secretary for Drs. chairman, Monmouth County The schedule calls for seven Interlaken, eighth grade geogra- son-Fair Haven Regional High Robertson, PTA Council, installed the Me- periods, 38 minutes each, four Wood and Jamison, phy teacher, $5,000. School, centered her studies Red Bank. Miss Margaret M. Cook chanic Street School PTA's new morning classes and three after- The following contracts were ilstory at Vassar. She has been slate of officers at the annual noon. After a short home room Mr. Borneo, also a graduate awarded: J. L. Hammett Co., RED BANK — Mr. and Mrs. ctive in the Outing dub. covered dish dinner recently in period, the curriculum includes of Red Bank High School is at- school supplies, $7,300; W. J. Lawrence C. Cook, HE Spring the Red Bank school. reading, English, arithmetic, tending Monmouth College, West Patten Company, Perth Amboy, Ter., .announce the engagement Installed were Mrs. Kevin geography, history, science and Long Branch, and is a member janitorial supplies, $1,311.95; of their daughter, Miss Margaret Lang, president; Mrs. Arthur physical education. of the class of 1964. Leonards Fuel Oil Co., Union Mary Cook, to John B. Lelivelt, 34 Parker Ave., Little Silver, son Beadle, first vice president; Mrs. Mr.'Evans, an advocate of the Beach, .0630 per gallion for No. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Le- Bernard Brenner, second vice departmental system since 1959, CORRECTION fuel oil and .102 per gallion livelt of Southfield, Mich. president; Mrs. David Cohen, re- stated that in his opinion, spe- RED BANK — John Hill of for No. 2 fuel oil. cording secretary; Mrs. Percy cialized teachers in specific sub- Secaucus served as best man for R. Helfrich & Son, West Keans- Miss Cook is a graduate of Brown, corresponding secretary, jects would prove jnost advan- his brother, Eugene Joseph Hill, burg, was awarded a transpor- Rumson High School. She is em- and Mrs. Russell Coyne, treas- tageous to die students from an son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hill, tation contract for routes 4 and ployed as a secretary at Atlantic urer, educational standpoint. 82 Idlewild La., Matawan, who 5 on low bid or $3,312. Spring Pin Corporation, Shrews- Mrs. James Cron, retiring pres- was married May IS to Janet The board authorized the pur- bury. ident, who will be leaving the CHURCH SETS CAR WASH Maryann Freeman, daughter of chase of two Health testing kits, Mr. Lelivelt is a graduate of school PTA this year, presented ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -The Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Free- at a cost to exceed $100, for Catholic Central High School, Miss Sarah Miss Mary charms to Mrs. Albert Doremus, Ambassadors and the Senior man, 20 Willow Rd., New Shrews- use in the program to be in- rand Rapids, Mich., and re- Allen Stout Mrs., Hubert Crockett, Mrs. Leon Youth Fellowship of Central Bap- bury. In a report of the wedding augurated in the school system ceived a bachelor of science de- Levinson and Mrs. John Warren tist Church will conduct a car in Monday's Register, Albert in September. ree in electrical engineering as fokens of appreciation for wash Saturday at the church, be- Freeman, brother of the bride, The board members will attend rom the University of Michi EXPLORER gan at Ann Arbor. He is em- their committee aid. tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.in. was incorrectly listed as a regional high school study meeting at the Keansburg School ployed as an electronics engineer DAY CAMP best man. Mr. Freeman served at the U. S. Army Electronics "». F. GOODRICH HALF" as an usher. Thursday evening. Earl B. Gar- McGuire's Grove rison, county superintendent of Research and Development Agen- cy, Fort Monmouth. ENROLL NOW AT PARAKEET SHOW schools will be present. BELFORD - Mrs. Joseph No- AT MIDDLETOWN, N. J. HAS ARTICLE PUBLISHED CALIFORNIA TRIP vack, Ocean View Ave., attended HOLMDEL — Mr. and Mrs. 2-4-4 or «-Wt«k Stuloiu Sunday's Jersey Shore Budgeri- SHREWSBURY—An article by SOLES Daniel S. Ely, Holmdel, have re- JUM 24 • Aug. It gar Society olosed parakeet show Miss Lois E. Etoen, art supervis or at the Boro School and a visit- turned home from a trip by train •syi and Girls—4 to 14 in Monmouth Beach borough hall to Receda, Calif., where they ing lecturer at Rutgers Univer- Far Information 774-2241 and retirement president's dinner visited their grandson, John Sil- WHILE YOU WAIT! for Marvin Pedersen of Long sity, was published this month 741-9007 • LI 2-1113 - HEELS Branch. Mrs. Novaok won second in the The Instructor, a national- -whether tinted or white, are so right Sawtd On ^^^^^%^^^^^%^^\^^^^^^t^^^^^^^^^^^s^^^ best unbroken in champion. ly circulated elementary educa- forallthabigdoingsofthefoun0'nsm«rt AUTHORIZID Mrs. Lester Nelson, Port Mon- tion magazine. Her article con Hundreds of hues to choose from, ot INSURANCI mouth, won second best in broken erned a gift suggestion for Fa Kinney gladly matches your sample free. RIPLACIMINTS champion. her's Day. Classic or square-throat operas, in peau SHERMAN'S HAS da soie, brocade or silk satin. Whits STOP IN TODAY! MONOGRAMMED TOWELS smooth, too. Whatever your choice - PR. lutt lit your$»ll oo »v»rywh»re In Flings. In WITH THIS «(| Newberrys tizet 6'/i to 10 Narrow, 4'/i to 10 Medium. MORRIS Matching handbags, to complete the v.i.p.Jook, $2.99 Now under PUTEGUSS CO. new management I0-H Maple Avt. NEISNERS Red lank MIDDLETOWN Op»n All Day S«r«r««y SHOPfINO CENTER SH 1-10*1 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN I .LEGAL NOTICE- , )u*» 5, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER DAILY CROSSWQEP PHILOSOPHER

J.Buihy, woody 8. Hawaiian ,* *v Pope John XXIII; plant doth U.Add. 4.V«ttoal U. Plural 6. Variable, The Great Fill-in of •a fatcolo r p CH«Rliit> Brit. like flab BOYLE By HAL BOYLE 41*1. 7. Full hard: IS. Prank . naut. S6.OannecUd NEW YORK (AP)-It is the bridge to religious tolerance—and nones 14. Lure, 8. Talk in- Treaaurtf* with the function of the "fill-la man" to potentiaiy unity. Takt notlc* that Robert J. Lta- stateof tranfc Evelyn Lanlrank, Doroenio j. crow-Wet- coherently ear hold • situation intact until a bet- As he lay dying with his elderl VUlanl, Sandra ». Arnone. an* Joseph bird 9. Customer U.S. S7.fUduos ter man can be found to take his sister mopping his feverish brow, p Scalao tradlnc u aui> U Hit 10. Boy's 8L Cry of pain to pulp iDolled. to th« Mayor and Council ol 16. Affirm. 34. Watering 88. Fences place. a group of 10 persons here—only tf>« Borouch ot Red Bank lor a Pkn- nickname: one of whom was Catholic— ary Retail Consumption. C4 license for 17. In Part*, POM. spoto: toil Usually he takes the place of a JremlsM Htuated at M «. Bridge Ave. out, Red Bank. N. J. an aunt 18. Negative Sahara 4O.GW« departed predecessor who has left listened to news broadcasts. 19. "Blue 85. Kind of Objections, it any. should be mide . reply name shoes behind which most people "He was a truly good man,' Immediately In wrltlnj to John Bryan, Eagle" crinkled- 41. Moroccan feel are too. big to fit anyone left said one of the group, and it Cleric ot the Borough or Red Bank. 19. Seine : (Signed) Jl Knockout: leaf pubUcland on tfie scene. wasn't a Catholic. That feeling ROBERT J. LANPRANK and 20. Man's 43. Poems •1. nickname cabbac* Thus arises the need of "the fill was typical. • • 3S. Expecta- 1 157 Branch Avenue, A hi man," the temporary occupant The "fill-in man ' had done tion. 4 * T 0 V • D0MEN10 J." YfUMtt ST. Betimes of greatness. You find him in superb job. Humanity has lost 25 Samara Drive, BhrewBbury. N. J. y II 12 every area of human activity. great champion, and the problem SANDRA H ARNONB of the Catholic Church now is—to 8 Mannlnf Street, ordectgn Nobody expects the "flH-h Mlddletown, N. J. 80. Child i man" to reach the heights of his find such another. JOSEPH P. BCALZO 81. Hawaiian 105 Proepect Street. 19 Mr predecessor. But now and then, to Red Bank, N. J. bird J May ». June 5 33. "Life with m the surprise of the world, It hap- Father" 7 pens- ', ' . Rodenburg ADVERTISEMENT family- He carves his own niche In fame PERMANENT GRANDSTANDS XI nanw '.* il il **• with certain bold and Illustrious Board ol EswMloa 88. Subdue* r^ actions. v Charge Is TowMhlp of Mldoleiown, N. t. IT 20 Sealed proposals will be received 89. Greek Such a man would seem to be by Se Board ol Education. MfcMl.- DENTAL OFFICERS — Recently elect**! officers of the Monmouth County Dental So- letter % town Township, County of Monmouth, SO 51 Pope John XXHI/ New Jersey, In the Board of Educa- ciety stand with outgoing President Leonard Campi following an election meeting 39. So. Am. Dismissed tion Administration Building, 59 dance % MM* It may seem presumptuous in Tlndali Road, Mlddletown Township, at the Empress Motel at Asbury Park. Officers, left to right, are Dr. Nathan Frank- 43. Strips of »5 the hour of his loss to speak of NEW YORK — A grand lar- New Jersey, until I .o'clock P.M. steel him as a "fill-in man." But no ceny charge against Robert (Prevalllns Time) on Juna 13, 1963 el, Asbury Park, recording secretary; Dr. William H. Copperthwaite, Red Bank, Wt M for tha construction of permanent 44. Shun 5* 7 38 Grandstands for Mlddletown Township * disrespect is intended. He was so denburg, 19, of 752 Ocean Ave., High School. vice president; Dr. Campi, Asbury Park; Dr. Milton Paperth, Manasquan, newly 45. French regarded by many at the time of Long Branch, in connection with The work will D« let In - on* (1) elected president; Dr. Edward J. McKenna, Red Bank, president-elect, and Dr. river ** his election to the papacy. single contract. 48. Scandi- the theft of an auto, was dis Flans and specifications and other Benjamin Rubin, Asbury Park, secretary-treasurer. •5 Largely, perhaps, it was a mat- contract documents may be examined navian missed in Criminal Court here at the office of Frederick A. Etaaaier, 4T.IU object % ter of his age. How could the Col- Architect, Miller, Ferrua and Oelln, 47 * Monday after a hearing. Aisoclate Architects, 2013 Itorria Ave- ect was first presented to Bor- Is check* lege of Cardinals elect a man nue, Union, N. X, and one copy mate The defendant was arrested thereof may be obtained by each ough Council and the zoning body, nearly 77, after many ballots, to bidder upon deposit of the sum of such an exalted post? Particularly with Lawrence Jay Cohen, 20, of Ten Dollars (J10.O0). The plan and Size of Apartment municipal officials discussed the 116 West 45th St., New York, in specifications must be returned to the merits of limiting the number of led with this code, the local zon- two-bedroom units, between Vest after the long reign of scholarly Architect and the deposit wtU \» re- ing ordinance regulates the size and First Aves. on Washington Pius XII, who had won renown Brooklyn May 20 when a police funded to the bidder. , bedroom units to two. It was de- man said ttiey were siphonint No bid will be considered unless cided that since there is such a of proposed buildings, setback Ave. as "The Pope of Peace"? accompanied by a Bid Bond drawn gasoline from one. car into an- to the order of the Board of Educa- Units Being Studied small percentage of three-bed- and land requirements. James R. Snyder of King Con- But though many in the chan- tion Township ot Mlddjetown to the According to Mr. Charhart and struction Co., Long Branch, was cellories of power might have other that had been stolen. amount ot ten percent (10%) of the Also Three Bedrooms room units planned, the project bid, binding the bidder or bidders, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The the borough attorney, Henry J. given the nod to build 38 one- Police said Schwartz protested question of whether apartment Apartment units in the project could proceed as drawn. regarded him as an interim Pope, on being notified In writing by the Saling, the two codes are ade- bedroom units, and 12 two-bed- his innocence and claimed he wa Owner, (all to execute a contract and projects: should be limited to one will range in size from studio- Considered School Costs John XXIII did not behave like furnish a satisfactory bond within, one quate to control any "immedi- room units on a three-ace tract one. He moved swiftly tq meet the only a passenger in the car op- week from such date, the award of and two-bedroom units is being type l'/J-bedroom units to three- Most communities in the area the contract may be rescinded, and ate" apartment construction. at Valley Dr. and East Ave. challenges.of change. erated by Cohen. mulled by municipal' officials bedroom suites. Of the four bor- have found that limiting the num- the Bidder become liable up to the full They Disagree Code Needed Judge Morton ToHerls believe*! amount for any difference In the here. ' • ough apartment proposals, this is ber of bedrooms in apartment With a mind poised toward the amount ot the contract which the heaven, he spoke of himself as "a the Long Branch suspect, an< proposal awarded u aforeaald, and Although the borough is sched- the only one to include three- projects prevents school costs Mr. Caso and A. James Bark- The zoning body chairman in- Owner may be obliged to award to servant of the servants of God,' ordered the case against him dis uled to have four apartment bedroom units. from exceeding new ratable rev- er, chairman of the Planning dicated he would rather see an another bidder or bidders because of and in memorable human ways missed. Cohen, however, waived the ommislon or refusal ot the tucceas- projects, there is no local ordi Up until Monday, it wasn't gen- enues. Board, do not concur with their ordinance spelling out the num- tul bidder or bidden to execute the did all he could to make man a further hearing and the charg contract as aforesaid awarded. nance regulating the number of erally known that the borough This borough is depending on opinions. ber of apartment units than to more humane to himself. was referred to the grand jurj No bidder may withdraw hi* bid bedroom units in multiple dwel- had agreed to allow anything apartments to add ratables, be- Mr. Cosa pointed out that the continue operating on a tacit tor a period of thirty (30) daya after He struck offensive mentions of for further action. He was held lings. more than two-bedroom projects cause, as several borough spokes- zoning body and Borough Council agreement basis. date set for opening thereof. The other faiths—Jewish and Moslem in $1,000 bail. successful bidder wU be required to Bayview Terrace, a %1 million to be buit here. men have pointed out, in the past have a tacit agreement only to Mr. Barker was stronger in his execute a performance bond In ap- —from his Church's rituals. proved form as set forUi W "In- 10-story co-operative apartment, According to Lesley A. Car- 20 years "things such as light limit the number of bedrooms in views. -LEGAL NOTICE structions to Bidders", which, bond will Is slated for construction within hart,, building inspector, the three- industry have slipped through apartment proposals. He said it was a "serious er- He recalled men's duties to be In the full amount or the contract ror of omission" when controls each other across the boundaries NOTICE The Board of Education reserves two weeks, with initial occupan- bedroom units will be limited to our fingers." He noted that since approval Tak» notice that Root Beer an the rlg)it to reject any or all bids, cy set for next June. Piling work four suites, out of a total of 80. of the co-operative apartment limiting the number of bedroom of human greed, saying, "Al Checker Club trading u nine hu a, and/or to accept the bid that In Iti An ordinance was recently piled to the Mayor and Council of thi Judgement will be for the blst In- on the two-acre tract at First Modesto Caso, chairman of the adopted by the governing body project, town fathers have units were not included in the riches which come from the earth Borough of Ked Bank for a Club LI terests ot Mlddletown Township. "smartened up" somewhat. apartment zone measure. should he put at the disposal of :enae No. C.B. 4 license for premise! By order of the Board of Educa- Ave. and Ocean Blvd., has al- Zoning Board of Adjustment, told designating an area of the bor- situated at S Broad St. and portion o: tion. Mlddletown Townehlp, Monmouth ready been completed. The Register that when the proj- ough as an apartment zone. Coup- A two-story structure housing He said the Planning Board has all, according to God and justice. 3 Broad St., Bed Bank. N. J., Rei County, New Jersey. eight one-bedroom units has just had preliminary discussions with Earthly goods must be better dis- Bank. N. J. JAMBS W. DAVTOHBISER Objections, If any, should be mad< Secretary jeen built on Bay Ave. by Jo- its master plan consultant with tributed." Immediately In writing; to John Bryan, June 6 seph A. Marchetti. an eye toward drawing an apart- Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. OPEN He caught the yearnings of all (Slined) The Giuliani Construction Co., ment code "with teeth Jn it." mankind—regardless of creed— Officers There's no Trick to Having Ex- William O'Brien, President. 3 DAYS 16 West Lincoln Ave., received as probably did no other Pope in W. Alex McOlendon, vice President tra Cash. 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Soutli Brunswick's 4 Runs in Seventh Notre Dame of Trenton Ousts Caseys Takes G J Group !„ Title from Devils In Parochial A Semi-final Contest, 3-2 won out with a ** run in the go J*g PORT MONMOUTH — Shore Vikings Rally the team last week for disciplin- HIGHTSTOWN- — Red Bank High School's bid for a South sixth. Regional High School almost Shore's starting pitcher, Cen- ary reasons. stroked a single to right to score Jersey Parochial A baseball The victory moved Notje Dame kd il celebrated its first baseball tanra appeared to have the game Centanni locked horns with Fitzgerald. The throw to third championship folded on the Fed- into the South Jersey finals championship yesterday, but the under control as the South Bruns- South Brunswick's ace Chiappone enabled Lenorth to go to second die School diamond yesterday. against St. Peter's, of New Bruns- old adage about the ball game wick team came to bat in the through four scoreless frames. and when the third baseman Coach Al Forte's Caseys dropped wick. never being over until the last bottom of the seventh. The Blue Devils broke through in fired wildly back to second, a 3-2 decision to Notre Dame The Casey* collected only three man Is out continued to hold. Chiappone started it off with the fifth when Palumbo walked D'Esposito came home with the High School, of Trenton, in a hits off two Notre Paine hurlers, The Blue Devils led South a single. Marty Leadh walked and went to second on Centan second run. New Jersey State Interscholastic while the Irish batters had seven Brunswick High School, 4-1, in and Dick Weiss followed with a ni's sacrifice bunt. Paul Cosen- Irish Tie Game the final inning. All they needed single to toad the bases. Merv tino (who went three for three) Athletic Association dash. off Ed Lenorth's slants. The winners came from behind Red Bank Catholic struck first The Irish broke Lenorth'i tpell to win their first New Jersey Eastwick came in from center singled in Palumbo with the first in the fifth. Pat Ryan singled to field to relieve the tiring Centan- to win the tingling contest. Red when Doug Longo walked to open State Intersoholastic Athletic As- run of the contest. center, then Gary Jackson tripled ni and didn't have it. Bank Catholic scored twice in the fourth frame. Dave Fitoger- sociation Central Jersey Group 1 South Brunswick tied it up in down the right field line to score baseball title was to retire three He retired the first batter via the sixth. Weiss singled and the fourth, but Notre Dame Tal- ald forced Longo at second and lied to tie it up in the fifth and Wit. Buckelew fanned. Sal D'Es- Ryan. Lenorth retired the next Vikings. the strike-out route, but Enver went to second on Tom Griggs' two batters, but Skip Harlicka's Ahmed singled to left to knock in But it was not to be. The Mid- sacrifice. Benko stroked a single timely single tied up the game. two runs. Eastwick uncorked a to right center to score Weiss. dlesex County visitors rose up Lenorth hit Aldo Genovesi with wild pitch moving up the two Winning pitcher Chiappone won and scored four limes to pull out Regan, Werkman, Verga to Talk a pitch In the sixth. Gentfvesi a pulse-stopping 5-4 victory on base runners, then he walked his ninth in 10 starts. The Vik- stole second, Ed Stoy and. the Fort Monmouth diamond. Ray Benko to again load the ings finished with a 12-8 record. Charles Comfort both struck out, bases. Merv still couldn't find Eastwick absorbed the loss, Coarih John "Jake" Jeffrey's At County C.Y.O. Dinner-Dance but Ryan lined a hit off Jim Blue Devils broke a 1-1 tie with the plate, walking Andy Hudak to his third in four starts. Shore Thompson's glove in right field three big runs in the top of the force in the tying run. Regional wound up with a 11-6 KEYPORT — Plans have been mouth, the Northern Division and to score Genovesi with what seventh to apparently narl down Coach Jeffrey called on fresh- record. finalized for the fifth annual over-all county basketball cham- the C-J Group 1 diadem. man Don Wilson. The youngster Shore Regional (4) South proved to be the winning run. ABB 11 Brunswick <5) OUT AT THIRD — Paul Cosentino, Shore Regional'* awards dinner-dance of the Mon- pions; Mi. Came!, Asbury Park, Don Ferri went four innings Jim Paluiribo reached first on came in from his right field po- Bect'd.u 4 0 01 ABB II mouth County Catholic Youth Southern envision basketball sition and started to work with- Coj't'no.H) 3 13 Leach.c 3 10 for the Irish and was relieved one of five Viking errors. Tom Van P't.lb 2 0 Ol Weiss.ct 4 a Second baseman, is out «t third during fourth inning Organization. The affair wiLl be champions; St. Agnes, Atlantic DeNapoli ran for Palumbo and out a sufficient warm-up. The BIcie.K l 0 2 0 by Bob Parcinski who picked Klely.ir 4 0 1 Ahmed.u 4 12 of yesterday's exciting NJSIAA Central Jersey Group held June 15 at the St. Joseph's Highlands, runner-up Northern readied second when an at- result was a wild pitch on the 3 0 up the win, working three score- Ea'Wk,c( 4 0 0 Banko.lb School, here, commencing at 7 Division; St. Denis, Manasquan, tempted pick-up backfired. Joe first toss to Mike Toth. Ahmed Taus'r.Sb 3 0 1 Hudak.rf 2 0 I baseball final.on the Fort Monmouth diamond. The less frames. Berger.c 3 0 0 Toth,3b 2 0 p.m. runner-up Southern Division; Centanni's bunt single moved De- streaked home with the winning Pal'bo.cf 3 1 Fe'h'sto Blue Devils dropped a heartbreaking 5-4 decision to Lenorth had two of the three Fe'h'stem ,2b 2 0 Prominent sports figures will Holy Family. Union Beach, 1962 Napoli to third. Paul Cosentino run on the errant toss and it was DeN'p'lcf 0 1 Ch'p'ne.p 3 1 Casey hits. D'Esposito picked up C'tan'l.p 3 1 1 South Brunswick High School. Waiting to make the tag be in attendance to participate county baseball champions, and attempted to squeeze home a run all over. WIIs'n,r( 0 0 0 the other safe blow. in awards presentations to CYO St. Joseph's Keyport, Northern and succeeded when pitcher Dan on Cosentino is the Vikings' third baseman Mike Toth. Red Bank Catholic wound up Centanni, a junior left hander, 30 4 6 25 S 8 champions in golf, bowling, Division bowling league cham- Qhiappone fumbled his bunt. was a surprise starter for the Shore Regional 000 010 3—1 Cosentino collected three of Shore's six hits. its season's diamond activities South Brunswick 000 001 * basketball and baseball. pions. Chiappone retired the next two Blue Devil crew. Fred Kampf, SB— Hudak. Hits o(f—Centanni 7 with an 11-5 record. Notre Dame their top hurler was expected to In 6; Eartwlck 1 In 1V4: Wilson 0 The guests include Richie Re* The aH-star bowlers from the is 94 on the season. batters, but Bill Kiely came In 0. SO—Centanni 1; Eartwlck 1; gan, basketball coach at Seton through with a two-run single to handle this important assign- Wilson 0; Chlapone S. BB—Centanni Southern Division who annexed R. B. Cath. (!) Notra Dun* (3) ft; Eartwlck 2; Wilson 0; Chlapone 2. Long Branch's Skippers Hall University; Nick Werfcman, the county title also will be hon- ABB H iBKH give Shore a solid 4-1 lead. ment, but was suspended from Umpires—J. Palala and P. Srooyak. Long,2b 20 0 Hn'cka.cf 4 0 Seton Hall basketball star and ored. Ptzg'd.rf 3 10 WWftffnr.' c 4 0 the nation's number one scorer B'keltw.lC 3 0 0 G«n'sl,3b 2 1 Golf awards will go to Holy D'I'P'to,lb 3 11 8loy.ll 8 0 Host to Regatta June 16 and Bob Verga, hero of St. Rose's Spirit, Mt. CaxmeJ, Asbury Park; Len'Ul.p 3 0 2 Comr«,lb 3 0 two state championship teams Nativity, Fair Haven; St. Agnes, Th'jM'n.Ob 3 0 0 Ryan.Jb 3 1 and holder of the all-time state ei'n'i.u ooo Jiolos'n.M a l Branch fleet absorbed a solid de- Atlantic Highlands; St. Cathar- Sch'Ier.rt 10 0 O'urdf,rf 10 0 LONG BRANCH - The Long basketball scoring record of Kan«,rf 10 0 Thorns,rj 3 0 0 Branch Ice Boat and Yacht feat at the hands of the Pines ine's, Spring Lake, and St. Doro- Coyne,o 2 0 0 PerrI p 2 0 1,033 points in one season. Par'«acl,P'al p 0 0 0 Club's Pelican Ten fleet will en- Lake fleet at the Wayne site. thea's, Eatontown. Parishes receiving awards in- gage a visiting Pines Lake Yacht Each club is expected to enter A dance, an innovation this 21 1 3 » 3 1 clude St. Mary's, New Mon- Notre Dame - ...009 Ml 0-3 Club fleet on the Shrewsbury Riv- eight boats in the three-race com- year, will,follow the dinner and B. B. c. » SOO t2 er Sunday June lfi in a team petition. One race will be held trophy presentations. All dinner 3B-J»ck8on. ats off—Ferrl 3 In guests are invited to remain for t; Parcirtakl 0 In 3; Lenorth 7 In"7. ace. in the morning, with the final BO—Ferri 4; F&rclnsM 3: Lenorth 9. the dancing in the gymnasium. BB—Ferrl 3: Parcinski 1; Ltiwrth l. The annual affair will be for two events following lunch. Croydon Hall Umpire*—V«n Lenton and Johnjon. perpetual trophy donated by The course will be laid out in Father Bausch and his assist- the local club. Last fall the Long the Pleasure Bay section of the ants are in charge of the din- hrewsbury River with the start Awards Dinner ner. Tickets can be obtained at Shallow Point and the finish by contacting Walter Neff, presi- Inter-Boro in front of the Patten Point club- Is Tomorrow dent of the Monmouth County Keyport Bowling house. Fleet captain Louis A. CYO, in Union Beach. LEONARDO — Croydon Hall The County CYO director is Softball Loop Mion is in charge of the regatta. Results League Holds Mion Spring Champ Academy's annual athletic Rev. John R. MacDonaid. awards dinner will be held here Leonardo Field Club 9, Coast Mion won the cMb's recent Thursday at the Beacon Hill Lanes 0 Awards Banquet spring Pelican Ten sail series Red Bank 812 Port Monmouth A.C 15, Marine with 55^4 points. Runner-u,o was Country Club. Barl EAST KEANSBURG — The Dr. Clark Mitterway with 52. Guest speaker will be Augie Shrewsbury Twp. 3, Oceanview 1 Keyport Businessmen's Bowling Francis Frame was third with Lio, former professional football Baseball League Colts Neck 3, Neptune 1 League held its annual banquet 50»/2. star with the Detroit Lions and Club 35 3, Monmouth A.C. « at Buck Smith's here recently. Eddie Edwards finished fourth now sports editor of the Passaic- AMERICAN DIVISION County and National awards with 28, with Bill Wilkens, fifth, Clifton Herald News. Mr. Lio will W L Pet. Standings were presented by John Giles, with 19 and Bob Harris, sixth, be introduced by Dr. John M. Men's Club S 1 .750 vice president of the Monmouth with 17. Carr, president of Croydon Hall. Elks A 2 .668 Leonardo Field Club County Bowling Association. Olsen Junior Winner Other guests will be William J. Sal's .„ 3 3 .500 Colts Neck Carr, athletic director; Thomas Shrewsbury Twp. Circle Chevrolet won the Richard Olsen won the Junior Rotary . 1 4 .200 Murdock, basketball coach, and Club 35 : League championship. Runner-up spring series with 41 markers. NATIONAL DIVISION was Buck Smith's, with the Key- Robert Baksa, football and base- W L Pet. Port Monmouth A.C Chubby Woolley was second with ball coach. Monmouth A.C port Cleaners in third place. 38, while Chris Widdis and Phil Sherwood's _ .4 2 .668 Other finishers in order in- Fire Dept. S S .500 Neptune Mitterway tied for third, each Varsity letters will be awarded Oceanvlew cluded: Frank & John's Marina to the following students: Fred Mon. Co. Nat'l. Bank ..2 S .400 with 36 points. Marine Bar .. Inn, Kahle & McFarland, Haz- Wayne Edwards was fifth with Nees, George Dressen, Michael Wilson's .2 4 .331 let Properties, Scott's Funera Coast Lanes ALL IN VAIN — Shore Regional1! baseball team appeared on its way to q Central 25, Skip Gillam, sixth with 12, Cavanaugh, Stephen Feehan, LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Home and the Ironsides Tavern and Jack Randall, seventh, with James Torrance, Anthony Mul- Elks 8, Sal's 1 Sunday's Game! Jersey Group I championship on this seventh inning play. Bill Kiely's single up the Oharles Dilione was the top points. lery, Harry Rubley, Joseph Ciam- Fire Dept. 12, Rotary 10 Monmouth A. C. at Shrewsbury middle scored pitcher Joe Centanni and Paul Cosentino to give the Blue Devils bowling in the loop Dilione took The spring series ran from pi, Roy Frank, Steve Burgey, Bank 8, Men's Club 8 Twp. (Vail Homes Field-Eaton- high average, 185.38; high set mid-April through May 12, a total Thomas McGlone, John Petillo, (tie) town) M solid 4-1 advantage. Viking catcher Marty Leach watches the proceedings. 648, and high game, 259. of five races. Richard Dooley, Bruce Heath, Sherwood's 21, Wilson's 0 Colts Neck at Coast Lanes Anthony Brennan, Jose Cortez, South Brunswick rallied for four runs in the bottom of the same inning to pull out Runner-up in high average The Long Branch fleet com Sherwood's 13, Bank 2 (Grade School Field-Long was James Palandrano with Thomas Borbely, Emil Talarico, the game and the championship. menced its summer champion Wilson's 8, Fire Dept. 7 Branch) 180.94 with Edward Kulas, third Ronald Weber, Daniel Wall, Wil- ship series last Sunday. Mion Men's Club 3, Sal's 2 Leonardo F.C. at Marine Bar 174.71. liam Stiefel, Leonard Grazeola, Elks 10, Rotary 4 (Red Bank Rec Field-Red jumped off to a fast start with a Richard Torborg, Paul Sullivan Joseph Montano received the Bank) victory in the opening race. and William Luftig. league and National ABC most Frank DeLisa was runner-up. There's no Trick to Having Ex- Neptune at Port Monmouth (Bod- Bramalea Favorite in Regret improved bowler award for Trophies will also be presented tra Cash. You Get it Fast When man Park-Mlddletown) raising his average 9:15 .points This series will continue almost every weekend through Labor for intramural touch-football, You Use The Register Classified. Club 35 at Oceanvlew (Forrest- Labor Day. softball and bowling. —Advertisement. dale School-Rumson) Handicap Today at Monmouth Football Registration In West Long Branch 00EANPORT— Fifteenth run- by Bobby Baird, was one of the Errard Miss and LaVerde have WEST LONG BRANCH - Reg- ning of the Regret Handicap to- brighter stars of the distaff di- yet to make any sort of a mark istration for the West Long day has attracted a field of five vision a year ago when she ac- in stakes competition and thus Branch entry in the Jersey Shon fillies and mares from the origin- counted for the Jasmine at Hi- rate as the outsiders in the field. Pop Warner Football League will al nomination list of j20, reduced aleah, the Coaching Club Ameri- Bill Boland will be down from be held Saturday from 9 a.m. materially by injurie. can Oaks at Belmont and the New York to handle Red Belle, to noon at the Frank Antonides CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Darby Dan Farm's Bramalea Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct. Steve Brooks is scheduled to ride School. and Hobeau Farm's Red Belle, Patrol Woman, Larry Gilligan is Boys 9 through 13 years ol She also was second in the on Errard Miss and Joe Culmon each with an assignment of 123 Delaware Oaks and third in the age, 65 to 115 pounds, are eli- will be in the irons on LaVerde. gible to compete. An origina pounds, head the list named for Delaware Handicap. the six furlong dash. Either may The Regret, named for the lone member of the league, thi presents a spectacular exhibit of truck power teams be the favorite since they are Red Belle, with a pair of stakes filly ever to win the Kentuck; Sharks, coached by Ernie Cap- closely matched. victories this season, may have a Derby, has had many top stars rio, is in its third season of bit of any edge in condition. She in action and last y«ar was won play. Mon. & Tues. - June 10 & 11th - 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Rounding out the field for the won the Correction of Aqueduct Regret are Mrs. J. A. Goodwin's by the speedy Primonetta. Shi The West Long Branch club and more recently was success- ran the three-quarters of a mile will field both varsity and pee- Patrol Woman 117, Barclay Sta- ful in the Colonial Handicap at wee teams. ble's Errard Miss 112 and John in 1:09 1-5 and thus equalled the Garden State Park. time mark for the stakes, origi- J. Roe's La Verde 110. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Possible dark horse in the field nally established in 1956 by Wood- BUSINESSMEN'S Gross Value of this renewal of is Patrol Woman who was third land Farm's Blue Sparkler. (Sunmipr Kdlllon) W the Regret will be $16,250 with in the Colonial behind Red Belle Caruso's Esso 2 five starters and the net to the and presumably could improve Petraglia'j Golf 2 Buying or selling? 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CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 325 Maple Ave., Red Bank „ UTTHUWINNERS FETID — Charles Megill, left, president of the Bulldog Boosters Association of Rum- IOD-F«ir Haven Regional High School, and athletic director Joseph Rosati, right, are shown with three of the PHONE 741-3130 junior l»tt«r-winnen honored at th» Boosters' annual dinner last night at the Willowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. Stu- compete. Most of America's on the question of sanctions of •crambfe. ussia, and hopes It will succeed. top short distance runners are meets, to save the indoor track college affidetes. season. Providing Baltimore with a con- Pinky Sober, AAU attorney, sistent home run threat, the 6- commenting on moves to with- The latest ECAC directive re- Now warfare has broken out foot - 3, 233 - pound outfielder draw college athletes from the versed an earlier decision by Asa again. slammed a decisive two-run AAU national Champions"' Busihnell, commissioner of the The General ruled In March homer as the Orioles cut down said: conference. that tfie AAU had control of open the New York Yankee* 3-1 last The federation is out to wreck BuShnell said last week, after meets and the Federation had nigftt and regained first place. the AAU and Its clubs, even to Manhattan College had an- control of college atMetes. nounced it planned to ran its Powell, a 21-year-old left- the extent ot decimating the U.S. A battle of semantics has en- team against Russia. athletes in the AAU champion- sued, largely confusing both ath- banded hitter who has learned HONORED BOWURS — Stanley Urbine, left, of the Military Order of Cooties, Pup Tent P38, higher degree ship, that this was proper so to harness his Bonyanesque "And they hope for that, so letes and sports fans. group of Middjetown VFW Poit 2179, presents trophies to bowlers who competed in the recently completed they can oladm tie AAU couldn't long as Hie athletes got permis- Fordham track coach Artie strength, drove his two-run shot sion of their athletic directors. off 23-game winner Ralph Terry 18th annual Ann Mailographic Tournament, Bowlers receiving awards are, left to right, Mr. Urbine's soa John, field a proper team against O'Connor said yesterday "the in the fifth Inning. It was his 16, three-game total, 473; Pat DelVeechio, 15, high three-game total, 602, and high game, 237; Kevin Harring- Russia." In his new message, Bushnet kids don't know where they are." ninth homer of the season and Sober, who helped negotiate the said he had been "reminded" He said the ruling that Will keep 27th run batted in to go with a ton, 15, three-game total, 567; Kenneth Luker, 14, three-game total, 400, and Wallace "Skip" Thomson, three- tattered peace plan between the that it is a Federation stand that them out of the national cham- respectable .292 batting average. game total, 486. The team's three-game total was 2,690 including a 162 pin handicap. Over 15,000 teams warring groups with General college atHetes can not compete pionShips "are a great Powell's homer gave the Ori- compete in the international tournament. Douglas MacArthur, said many in an AAU meet unless the meet pointment to them. They were oles a- U£-game edge over New otions being taken by the col- directors get Federation sanc- looking forward to competing. It ege group "are in direct vio- tion, too. is clear that if this keeps up, •York. after his latest bout with a bad The Chicago White Sox dropped lation of the MacArthur agree- The AAU has maintained that our Russian effort will be in foot and promptly sparked them Bayshore ment." this is dual sanction, outlawed great difficulty." Into third place, one game back out of a losing skid. of Baltimore, by losing to the Softball Sober said the AAU hoped that by the MacArthur agreement, Joe MoOluskey, track coach of log Angeles Angels 1-0 as Dan He scored both Los Angeles acArthur would make a new and Eattfy refuses to seek it the New York Athletk dub, runs, the deciding one after Results An AAU official revealed yes- said: "Somebody is trying to OsinsB pitched a three-hitter. American Division roMng on irecent Federation swiping Ms 12th base of the year, terday tfat the entry of only one make a fool out of Genera! Mac- Elsewhere, home runs by Earl Maplewooffl 10, Pt. Monmouth moves. in a 2-1 squeaker over the Colts. college athlete, decatWon world Arthur." Battey and Bob Allison powered AC 1 The AASU officials immediate By winning, the Dodgers main- record holder C. K. Yang of Immediately affected was the Minnesota to a 54 decision over Shore Etecuenlcs 9, Collegiates 4 re was aimed at a letter of tained their third-place tie with UCLA, had been filed so far. New York A.C. spring games, the Kansas City behind Jim Perry's Lone Oak 9, Buck Smith's 4 clarification sent to the 132 col- Chicago's charging Cubs, who Yang is from Formosa, and 169tJi meet sponsored by the four-hitter, Washington's Tom Standings Associated Press eges in the Eastern College Ath Cheney shut out Boston 1-0 on knocked off the trant-running San etic Conference, the largest col- would not be eMgSMe for (he venerable dub. five hits and Cleveland whipped Francisco Giants, 6-1. Bob Buhl W National League American League U.S. team to Russia. Lone Oak . , -__....4 lege group in the country. "We have AAU section and we Detroit M. pitched the Cubs to their eighth W. L. Pet G.B. fW.h. Pct&B General MacArtta's office have no Intention of getting Fed- victory in the last 10 games with Maplewood 3 San Francisco .31 20 .608 — Baltimore .31 20 .608 The letter, released yesterday In the National League, the Shore Electronics at a luncheon of track officials here said the General had no eration sanction," said meet di- Chicago Cubs knocked off first- a five-Utter, While eight-game l St. Louis .30 22 .577 1% New York __26 18 .891 immediate comment on the situ- rector Ray Lumpp, former Olym- winner Billy OTJell took his first Buck Smitn's Chicago 26 23 .549 3 Chicago _30 21 588 1 and writers, in effect ordered place San Francisco 6-1, the Los Collegiate* ECAC colleges to keep thedr ath- ation. pic basketball player. "We hope loss. Los Angeles _..2B 23 .549 3 Kansas City _26 22 .542 Angeles Dodgers nipped Houston Pt. Monmooth AC 0 letes out of AAU meets. He arranged the shaky trace the boys can run. And next year 2-1 and Milwaukee edged the The Dodgers and Cubs now are Cincinnati 24 23 .511 5 Minnesota 25 24 .510 National Division last January, at the request of we will run our 170th meeting, Mew York Mets 3-2. The only three games behind the Giants Pittsburgh 24 21 .500 5'/ Boston 23 23 .500 This includes the national AAU Monterey Manor 5, Countryside 4 2 President Kennedy, who warned and we will run that meet for the other game scheduled—Cincin- and V/b back of the St. Louis Philadelphia _23 27 .460 28 .472 dharopionships at St. Louis June Wilson Park 23, Mumps 1 Los Angeleg s -.25 that the VS. teams for the Tokyo athletes, too." nati at Pittsburgh—was rained Cardinals. 23 .444 21-22, where the American team Sophomo>es 12, Country Tavern 27 .460 Cleveland 20 25 out. In the only other NL game Houston 22 31 .415 10 Detroit 20 28 .417 for the annual meet with Russia played, the Milwaukee Braves New York .20 33 .377 12 .340 wffl be picked. It was Dragsville for the W Washington __..18 35 .340 14 Dodgers without Maury Wills. netted three runs in the ninth in- Tuesday's results ning with the help of reliever Monterey Manor . 3 Tuesday's Results But the fast cat has made the Wilson Park 3 Chicago 6, San Francisco 1 acene again and things are' begin- Galen Cisco's wildness and beat Baltimore 3, New York 1 Mix-ups 1 Milwaukee, 3, New York 2 Rain, Exams ning to swing. the New York.Mets 3-2. Washington 1, Boston 0 thru AUG. 3 Sophomores . % Los Angeles 2, Houston 1 Wills, the National League's Countryside 1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, ppd Cleveland 6, Detroit 4 Buying, or selling? Use the Stretch Out WEEKLY HI-UGHTSl REGRET HANDICAP most valuable player last season Country Tavern _.....O Minnesota 5, Kansas City Q Register Classified for quick re- Today's Games with his record 104 stolen bases, Uneroft baseball .....sports ...... ES Los Angeles 1, Chicago 0 f Wed., June 5 repoined the Dodgers last night sults.—Advertisement Milwaukee at New York Senior Division Today's Games Net Playoffs Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N) TYRO STAKES W Chicago at Los Angeles (N) ASBURY PARK — Bad weath- San Francisco at Chicago Sat,June9 Detroit at Cleveland (N) er and final exams have created Colts St. Louis at Philadelphia (N) Monmouth Minnesota at Kansas City (N a problem for Central Jersey Corvalrs Lbs Angeles at Houston (N) IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S Lions Boston at Washington (N) Tennis League officials. Thursday's Games Yankees _..,..,...... 0 New York at Baltimore (N) The 11-team high school loop SELECTIONS AT OCEAN San Francisco at Chicago Last Week's Games Thursday's Games started its post-season playoffs By DOTTIE GORMAN :By'SAM Corvalrs 2, Yankees 1 St. Louis at Philadelphia (N) New York at Baltimore Colts 7, lions 6 May 27, but have completed onlj Anthony Jr. Artist Town Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 2, (N) Colts 6, Corvalrs 2 Boston at Washington one semi-final match to date. Artist Town Birthday Present Only games scheduled Mighty Dancer College Date Little League Division Only games scheduled A three-way tie for fourth cre- Bombi Bombi W ated the first problem for the Palsy Walsy Palsy Walsy lets league—a predicament t h a Jolly Gem Scarlet Study A's' Young Patterson Braves Sign necessitated a special playoff tc RESORT OF RACING Packers , /L. 5 2 ^-v <_r«_i V •/-* «• —-. *-' Let Freedom Ring determine an opponent for regu- OCEJUiPORT.N.J. Let Freedom Ring Ramblers 3 lar season champion, Christian Racing -Rick-—•• ' Brownie Smith 2 mill! from Gardes St Pkwy,Bdt 105 Dink's Boy Racing Rick Travelers '...... 1 On Fight Card Rutgers' Brothers Academy. Wildcats : 1 TEANECK (AP)-Garden State unlimited parking Research NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-Doi Asbury Park eliminated Rum' Redpool Last Week's Games Saide Redpool Sports Corp. announced Monday Peterson, Rutgers* first basemai son-Fair Haven Regional May 27, outdoor and indoor dining terraces Jets 17, Wildcats 1 Really Trying Really Trying that Ray Patterson, younger and an all - state basketball pla but has not been able to tackle ' cafeteria anddining area A's 7, Packers 5 brother of former heavyweight er, signed a small bonus contract Neptune, the other contender foi Sum Dum Kid (BEST BET) Sum Dum Kid Ramblers 5, Travelers 3 on grandstand lower level, Old Daddy Strolling Bim champion Floyd Patterson, will Monday with the Milwaukee fourth place as yet. Pioneer Division fight a preliminary bout at the completely air-conditioned The Gent Old Daddy Braves. Terms were not dis The match was scheduled for W Teaneck Armory June 14. Grandstand $2 *Clubhoiist $4 Terminator Terminator closed. Monday, but the rains came and Rams ... . . 2 The card will be topped by the taxIncludid City Owl From The Top Petersen, playing his first year yesterday it was exams that Valiants !___ 10-round heavyweight match be- Children Undar 16 Not Admitted The Baron City Owl of varsity baseball, batted onl came first. Both coaches agreed Tigers „ „. 1 tween third ranked Doug Jones Red Belle Red Belle .264, but drove in 18 runs in i last night to play the match Fri- Voiles .1 and Billy Daniels, rated No, 7. Patrol Woman Patrol Woman games and "has potential," ac day. Beavers . _._.O There will be 54 rounds of box- Bramalea Bramalea cording to Milwaukee scout Johr Bears .. _ 0 ing on the card, believed to be Red First River Rage (Honey) Russell. Last Week's Games the most in the United States River Rage Reds First A Woot-4, 210-pounder from 8 Pam Pop Pam Pop Valiants 7, Volks 6 since 50 rounds were fought at Tigers 13, Beavers 7 the old Newark Velodrome in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Petersen Late Scratches Rams 12, Bears 11 1928. will report June 12 to the Braves 1. Stahlstown Junior Division Also in a preliminary bout will Waycross, Ga., farm club in th Georgia Florida League. WEATHER-Cloudy TRACK-Fast W be Jim Beattie, 6-foot-6 heavy- Owls 2 weight unearthed by a nationwide Hawks 1 talent search. Beattie has won East Keansburg Team Jays 1 all three of his pro fights. Pat- Cops Bowling Trophy Orioles 1 terson is undefeated in two bouts. WATCH FOR OUR Robins 1 Opponents for both fighters will MIDDLETOWN — The Ea Eagles .0 be named later. Keansburg bowling team No. Last Week's Games won first place with a score ( Owls 8, Hawks 3 541 In the Middletown Paren Jays 13, Orioles 5 Rumson Pop Warner Teacher Association bowlin; Robins 18, Eagles 3 Registration Scheduled league competition recently at th GRAND OPENING RUMSON — Team registra- Harmony Bowl, Rt. 35, here. Blue Devil Boosters* tions will be accepted for the Mrs. Bernard Sopola bowlec FRIDAY Rumson entry in the Monmouth 176, 223, 234 for high game am Meeting is Tonight County Pop Warner Football high series of 634 in the league JUNE 7, 1963 WEST LONG BRANCH - The League Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Other members of the team ar Blue Devil Booster Association of All interested youths between Mrs. Elmer Ericson and Mr Shore Regional High School will the ages of 9 and 13 may sign Ronald Nancy, captain. hold its monthly meeting at the up with coach Ray Sanbom at The East Keansburg school wli school tonight. the Rumson First Aid building. be the recipient of the bowlini A new slate of officers will be trophy. presented at the meeting, slated There's no Trick to Having Ex- to get under way at 8 o'clock. tra Cash. You Get it Fast When It pays to advertise in the Rec Refreshments will be -served You Use The Register Classified. Bank Register,—Advertisement. STATIONERS Monmouth Entries First Race-Purse $3,000, 3 y. o., clg. 6 furlongs 5. Research 114 Gllllgan 4-1 AT 1. Vita Chart 108 ArLstono 20-1 6. Fleeting Rose 114 Grimm 6- 2. Miss Musser 101 Guerra 20-1 7. Sabemar 114 Zakoor 3-1 I. Tiger Prince 115 Culmone 8-1 8. Annabelle B. 114 Lawless 8-! 4. Jims Storyland 115 Culmone 10-1 Fifth Race—Purse $5,000, 3 y. o. S.Anthony Jr. 115 Korte 6-1 Allowances—1A miles, turf 46 BROAD J. (A) Stahlstown 117 Grant 2-1 7- 4-1 1. Sum Dum Kid 119 Brooks 7. College Date 115 Grimm 2. Redrah 117 Monacelll 12-: 8. Mighty Dancer 111 Korte 12-1 3. Strolling Bun 117 Lawless 3-! ' © 1961 VOLKSWAQCH Or A J. Birthday Present 117 NB 4-1 4. (A) Intact 117 Brooks 2-i 10. Bright Cadet 111 Zakoor 15-1 5. (A) Indoctrinate 112 Brooks 2-1 RED BANK 11. Royal City 117 Lawless 6-1 Landlord 3rd 112 NB 8-1 12. (A) Artist Town 115 Brooks 2-1 , Old Daddy 115 Culmone 6-1 Nobody's perfect A—Boblncheck Farm and Mrs. W. L. Brown entry i The Gent 117 W. Chambers 6- Second Race—Purse $.000, 3 y. o. fiUlcs (A) Brookfleld Farms entry * ~_eaturiiig— Claiming—6 furlongs Sixth Race—Purse $4,500, 3 y. o. Many Volkswagens hove driven 60,000 Good service is so important, the Jolly Gem 113 Gllllgan 12-1 '-'Allowances, 6 furlongs miles on the original pistons and cylin- Volkswagen people will not sell the VWs Miss Moonshine 106 Moscnrlello 20-1 City Owl 112 Bovo 8-1 ders. Common tiro wear is 40,000 miles. where they cannot bo handled by uy 109 15-1 BARRICINI CANDY Do No Wrong Monacelll Terminator 117 NB 15-1 But it'sa.mistake to regard the Volks- tholr own factory-trained mechanics, , Athlon US NB 1M From the Top 119 5-; A. Chambers wagen as indestructible. Liko any good You are as welcome at our VW sorv< Free Candy Party Fri. and Sat. Solar Tan 109 Sorcnscn 8-1 Fallacy 115 DeSplrlto 6-1 Palsy Walsy 109 Harmalz 6-1 Jennnlc's Ruler 115 Grant 10-1 machine, it does not thrive best on ice dopartmont as the day you bought Scarlet Study 114 Harmatz 4-1 Cocur do Fer 112 W. Chambers 4-1 neglect. the car. Bombi 109 Boulmctls M The Bnron 112 NB 8-1 This is why wo give you a book on Parts aro economical. Quickly In- Satins Joy 106 Moscarlcllo 20-1 Irepeat 112 Brooks 7-i Fertile Field 109 prevontive maintenance covering each stalled. W. Chambers 10-1 1 Gay Wllhelmlno 116 Bovc 8-1 Seventh Race—Purse $15,000 added 30,000 miles your VW drives. There isn't a Volkswagen in the world The Regret Handicap, 3 y. o. and up In tho book for new VWs, for In- we con') get you parts for. Most are In- Third Race—Purse $3,000, 2 y. o. fillies and mares, 6 furlongs. C&G Claiming—51/, furlongs Bramalea 123 Balrd 6-5 stanco, perforated slips tell exactly what to'rchangoablo from year to year. (We Jersey Joy 114 Monacelll 8-1 Patrol Woman 117 Brooks 5-1 service should bo performed at 300 can put a 1963 fendor on your '52 model Hustle Stroke 112 NB 10-1 Ln Verde 110 Culmone 10-1 milos (no labor charge). At 3,000 miles with [ust ten bolts. It fits perfectly.) Crnckcrlstlc 112 NB 6-1 Errard Miss 112 GllllRan 8-1 (no labor charge). And at every 3,000 Volkswagen service is as good at the 112 15-1 Catty Matty NB Red Hollo 123 Boland 7-! milos oflor that This should keep your car. Racing R^k 114 Culmono 4-1 Eighth Race—Purse $4,000,4 y. o. and up 120 car in crack running order. Ask anybody. Remember ... it will be Brownie Smith Lawless J-l Claiming, 1A miles, turf Let Freedom Ring 114 Zakoor 1-1 1. Pam Pop 114 Culmone o-: Dink's Boy 114 Balrd 5-1 2. Racoland 114 Balrd SV 46 BROAD ST. RED BANK Fourth Race—Purse $4,000—2 y. o. flilies 3. Reds First US Zakoor ft. Shrewsbury Motors. Inc. Allow—5W furlongs 4. Pigeon Creek 110 NB 8-1 Rednool 114 Boulmetls 5. 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JOHNSON — IMU like new. avaHafcle permanent part-Urns salelees atandlnr opyoMuoUy (or a man with FANTABUUOUS REWARD — —Lost out reddish brown 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 88 7-0787 Only fire hours. Long shaft PR «• positions. 'Excellent opportunity to- r vision lor (oad futura. Tar appoint- 1 UUSD BF0M3UU. miniature jtascher,- tall out, TKsuitr 3878 after 6 p.m. housewlrMes intanatatotetfested^tF^d nunt poona T2T-3M42. 'BUDOETEER MERCHANDISE WANTED of Been «., Bethany Rd-. Norgate 1955 PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop, lion career. Schedule of hours T,MM ,nn ORPHEUS SPEAKER SIM radio, heater. Whltewalla, tinted glau, 14' WOOD PUB8Y, fiberglass, with day. Wednesday. FHday «-»:« HAMMONDD EXTRA VOICE JW9 Minor. Ballet Answers to PIxlc. Call hydromatlc two-tone Ereen. very clean trailer. Call siluniay »a5-»:15« . Or tt w nfgUU *"* tnicki. Awijr between H2 noon. Not Used. . .Not Distressed. OLD FtnUOTUHB — Antiques, chins. CO <-««. WUWJTZBUJTZBR CHORD «M*™T J« flumit, art objects »nd orto-»-br»,o, inside and out Good running condition, 741-2069 6-9M6 p.m.; Sturd*y 11-6. fccrom from Mm Kgmiburg »chool. But A Custom Designed HAMMOND BPBJBT ORGAN « LOST — Uale cocker spaniel, blood (265. Will take It. Call 842-1647. lm«i«dl«t. euh (or tmrthlnf «ld erery. 9' SKIMMER with 1M Evlnruda. Both immin MK»UMTT STORE CUERK — Red Butk flrm. iblsf. 'RuscU'e, » But Front it. Answer* to Baady. Lost io vicinity 1958 FORD RANCH WAGON — Ideal In excellenlltt conditionditi . »175»175. CalC l SH •mptovmenl office Writ* lUttnc *««. iiperienc* and •«!• THREE ROOM GROUPING TOura-ars ACCEPTED. Mlddletown. OS 1-2881. family utility car., Reticle, good con- 7-5699. uy «xpeoted to P.O. Box 833, H«d STYLED. . . ' LOST — Medium slse female Dirt red dition. $473. SH 14093 after S p.m. BAMBERSER'S Bank, K. J. OAH, Ll J-ttU. ONE UTTLX ODU. MAKE HAPPK. letter T«PPy. ag», eight month*. Her SAILBOAT BARGAIN — 32' Rurason PRICED. . . > Still need 'on* more 39" "Engllsh-tyo owner la a brokenhearted little girl, 1962 ALFA GUILAETA — Red. Low Class sloop. Needs some work. HO' 2- MONMOUTH YOUNG MAN — For fMtorr work. BAUBBROBR'B MONMOUTH. LOWER girl's' bicycle- . CUI W 94m (Toms mileage. Call. 1603. Apply in person Ralph Frlcdland A BUDGETED. . LEVEL Rtv are 10. n (bund, please call 872-1370. Bro«., Ino.;-. Locmt Bt, Ktyport. tver)). •Reward will be given. . . BEATON COMET — 3670. One year For Beginners WAITBSSIS - Over WIBTINOHOUBB tMctrie clothes d 961 CORVETTE — Maroon and white old. Seldelman sails. Fully equipped. USED ORIENTAL RUOB , convertible. 270 engine. Electronic Igni- $1.050. E. Ryan. CA 2-8311. MAN Trtre» Complete Rooms of er, a* (904 M new, call tion. Four speed transmission, radio XL Excellent year-round positions open. OHINBSa AND PBRSIAl* , AUTOMOTIVE 16' LAP3TRAKI — Made In Finland. Neat, reliable, with car, to service BRAND NEW FURNITURE FRB&DICAN OALL8IK1I18 * and beater. 9 LIB. until 6 p.m. 949- FOUR • PQCCB WALNUT BEDROO: AUTOS ft TRUCKS 2054. See It at Mlelevllle Trailer 80" beam. Motor excellent Complete Must apply In person, HOWARD JOHN- establish route. No experience necei- for only FR t-JH3 BnnlBO CA MUl Court, Avenue C, W. Keaiisburg. (600. Call after S p.m. SH 7-1520. aary, f95 per week while traoing. 28' AUXILIARY SLOOP — Amphlbcon SON RESTAURANT, Hwy 35, MWdle- For appointment call 462-1074. • $295. 1B&J PLYMOUTH — Hardtop. Auto- 1 U CU. FT. - General Electric n PETS ft LIVESTOCK SUMMER CARS matic, new tires, cne owner. Excellent No. 46. Sleeps four, galley, .head, town. TRUCK DRIVER—Bummer only. Over Pay only $3 weekly loaded with extras. Aluminum mast, 21. Phone 842-0200, Mr. Clayton, for (rlfentor. Call 195« FOSD ,__ condition. 1400. OS 1-1652. COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES - AKC 195S CHRYSLER —«SI stainless rigging, dacron sills, lire lines additional Information. •k 10-pc. Living Room Grou CORVETTE — 1969 Blue, removable Single owner. Excellent condition. 1959. MIDDLE AOBD WOMAN — For nlgbt rKlstered, parents avallablt -for m- 1856 SORD COUNTRY SquiRB ..." MAN WANTED — Fulltime. Apply la spectlon. OS 1-25M. ; ~ 1S53 PLYMOUTH isrdtop. and convertible top. 15,000 Perfect for family crulalng or racing. work at diner. ( p\m. - until 4 a.m. ic 9-pc. Bedroom, Modern SWIMMING POOLS miles. Good condition. $2300. Call after S6.5OO. Call Nauvoo Marina, 842-1803. Call 787-9736. peraon only BONOARZONB NURSERY, 1952 CHRYSLER _.. p.m. SH 7-8039. Way Side Rd., New Shrewsbury. 5-pc. Dinette * ADORABLE BLACK PUPS thorough- 1953 CHRYSLER 16' THOMPSON — Lapstrake. 1961 40 DOMESTIC WORKER — Experienced, AND SUPPLIES bred mother. Five weeks. Fret to 1863 CHEVROUBT ..-. STATION WAGON — 1959 Parkwood h.p. Johnson with controls. Asking $495. Menace* required, Thursday and Fri- GARDENERS AND YARD MAN — ' plus D0UOHB02 AND BUSTER CRABB] good home. JXM246. 1SS6 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ~* 99 Chevrolet All extras. Top condition. SH 1-4834. day. SH 1-0481. Three to four days per week. Steady POOL*. CUT chvfe 09 above iroun( 1»58 PLYMOUTH WAGON *199 One owner, Will sacrifice $1090. 842- employment and food wagea, 048-8418. A Guaranteed Family Size MINIATURE POODLE — AKC. 8}x BOAT BLIPS — For rent Reasonable. BEAUTICIAN — Experienced only. All REFRIGERATOR pools, dumlcals. pool strvjc* u»j sup weeks old. Call Maurice Schwartz & Sons Call around operator. Permanent position. ROOFING AND SIDING MECHANICB .lies. All your pool needs In stock. 6H 1-8881 1955 GMC TRUCK TRACTOR — Hydro- 842-0023 Inoutra- Stephen Halrdreasea,, 518 Slain — Apply ft a-m. Inaulatlon A Biding _'rer >— Top condition, 35,000 miles, auto* 18' THOMPSON — 75 h.p. Johnson DRAJTTBMEN — Be our ad In today'a PAINT DISCOUNTS matlc transmission and steering. See lltlon. Will assist financing. 41.950. SH agency. Must ba experienced. One girl help male section starting "MECHAN- PEONIES — Heavy clumps, pink,. red, ONLY TWO LEFT — Clean, healthy, to appreciate. 8H 14700. [-7901. outboard, trailer. Call office. Star Immediately. Five days per white, beat named varieties, 11.50 each. houiebroken, playful kittens. Biz weeks SH 7-3338 week. Write and give qualifications to CAL CHECKER". HSOO Mint colon. Inside- Outside. RODNEY TECH SERVICES FORSYTHIA. large, 11; smaller, 35c White. KM gal. Lwtex 13.49. Boat. old. SH 1-9327V ] 1862 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR- LINCOLN — 1957. Four-door, fully 'A.M." Box 511 Red Bank. You dig and take. Bring shove CYCLE — Duo-glide. Fully equipped, equipped, power steering and power 85S-«th Ave., NYC. • «12) WI 7-57W. Paint. Floor paint. BSdH stamps. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPlis WAITRESSES — Three. Apply In per A. 1LER DAIRY FARM, one-half mi: and fully chromed. Call alter 6 p.m. brakes. No dents. Only $380. SB 1-5260. BUSINESS NOTICES PART-TIME BARTENDER — Sandy south Mlddletown R.E. Station on roa — Excellent blood line. Bred (or tem- 261-6(31. : son GARFIELD GRANT HOTEL, 279 'Rainbow" TV & Hardwar erment. CA fr3MT. ' • 1 NOW THAT YOU have studied the Broadway, Long Branch. Hook. Bay Marina, Llncroft. ADS. . . "Hustle to Russell" to Inspect LUSH ESTATE gives way to progress, 872-1450 (across Acme Lot) Broad St., H«d Bui 1961 CORVAIR COUPE — Standard A BIG BARGAIN — Color TV 1983 MINIATURE FRENCH PODDLTE — transmission. Must tell best otler. Call nd buy a top reconditioned Cadillac large quantity of top soil, deliveries MATURE WOMAN — Live In. ex- Foam Rubber Malt. AKC. . . . " ,; ildsmoblle or other make carf perienced with children. No heavy CUTTER — For ladles' sportswear. model £398 oompleta. Come In for a 2M-MU.- • anywhere. All types mason work. LO Steady, regular Job with plenty of over- free demonstration. ACS TV* Hwy. 39. MATTRESSES — Twln-Full-Queen-Klnt HO 2-15M '„ 6-0650. 787-«777. lousework. Room and board plus amail CENT&RY SPORTSWEAR, 395 jlz»s. Fotmart. Hwy, 39. Eatontown. 1953 MO-TD — Restored, new dark salary. 842-1883. time. Neptune City. PR 5-8063. U 2-0477. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, AKC green finish, recent engine— transmis- CHARLES HOWER — Mason Con- Wherburton Bt, Long Branch. CA registered. Champion blood lines.. Sire MOBILE HOMES BABYSITTER WANTED — Starting PIANOS - Save 1100 or more oft Msi sion rebuilt, excellent tires, will sell tractor. No Job too atnalL SH 7-4479 or 2-0375. price, brand new 88 note console pi- ,'IANO — Lester Betsy Ross spinel ilue ribbon winner. OS 1-0375. at a sacrifice. SH 7-3097 evenings. SH 1-0172. July 1, little Silver home. Call HO 2- TANK TRUCK DRIVER — Experienced *360. After 5:30 p.m. Business SH MSSS. MOBILE HOMES 5764 after 6 p.m. ts. 10-year guarantee. Come see SHETLAND SHEEP DOO (miniature BERT AND HARRY ara really neat preferred, apply In person Io NAPPI e. Rent, option to buy, Tem»r'i 8H 1-2S29 collie) puppies, AKC reglstertd, 1957 VOLKSWAGEN — Red convert! Used • 10* down but to aave money little ole Ace can't RED BANK PUBLIC SCHOOLS—Sec- TRUCKING CORP., Morrlstown Rd., Music Store, 30S Main St.. Lakewood wormed, Inoculated, good disposition. ble. An economy, car In good condi- New - 7-y«ir financing be beat ACE TV. 69 Hwy. 35. Neptune retarial and clerical positions available Matawan. N.J. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSI Little Crest Kennels, Co 6-7520. ; tion. Call 747-3570. ROBBINBVILLE City. September L 10 and 12 months posi- tions with paid achool holidays. Salary MUSIC TOWN Rant A Piano $12 per Monti WIRE HAIR FOX TERMER PUPPY 1956 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. V8. auto- MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. WBBKENO PAINTERS—14 years ex. commensurate with experience. Inter- HELP WANTED-Male • Female KNABE. MABUN-HAMLLN. BOBMJC) — AKC with championship background, matic, asking »«W. Call SH 1-2809 aft- ita 130 RobDlnsvlUa, N. perJence. Average home $125 plus paint views' will be held at the Administra- 3ABLE-NEL8ON. BVERBTT. STECK reasonable. OS 1-0168. ' er 5:30 P-m. Why pay more? SH 1-2595 any hour. ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY JTJ M52D tive Building, -66 Branch- Ave., Red INSTRUCTORS WANTED— Cookman Ave. * Main St.. AJtrary Pi COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES — AKC 1940 FORD GENERAL CONTRACTORS— Remodel Bank, June 12, 13 and 14; 1963. Call CALL FOR APPOINTMENT SALE Open dally till j> Bat, tlU 6 JO resliteredl Championship background. 1958 WEBTWOO.D 50x10. Good condl- SH 1-9440 between « and 4 for ap- BBRTQLO MUSIC, 787-6080 PR 0-9301 Best offer, call after 5 p.m. lon. Located In park. Call Ing, kitchen., room addition!. Commer- pointment. ' ' Price will be right. If home Is right. 8H 7-1716 . . 787-1384 cial and residential. 291-0003 or SH 1- BARB BKPU>XMENT AQ1CNC* Was Now POOL 16x42, plastic completely etulp OS 1-2556. 1736. • . Double manual organ VOLKSWAGENS 1958 WESTWOOD — Front kitchen, qualified Personnel For Quality Orders 25 pedal 91150. ped. DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC reg- We Have a 1958 Volkswagen two-door automatic washer, wall oven, two bed- THOMAS BOECKEL, BUILDER -New HELP WANTED-MALE ao Broad Long Branch CA «7tT Double manual organ , CO .4-8441 istered. Black and tan, also ,red. Tem- as wall A3 a 1961. • Both are In fine ooms. Sacrifice. Call 291-1875. homes, addition, dormers, garages, re- ACS EMPLOYMENT AGSNCX 18 pedal . 1354. 000. SCRAPS • porary shots and wormed. Raised with condition. Stop in and sea them. modeling, general contracting. Quality Every Jtder & applicant our specialty. Double manual organ Foam Rubber and Polyfoam. |L00 bag. children. $80. BH 1-8728. 1958 MARLETTE 10x50. Two bed- workmanship. SH 1-1736. 8H 7-3494 18 pedal 1254 800. Maurice Schwartz & Sons rooms, washer. WANTED. U Broad St. Red Bank Foamart, Hwy. 30. 'JCatontown. LI 2-047? BUCK'S FURNITURE SERVICE — Double manual organ 141 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 7-0787 787-6072 EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 13 pedal 1000. 790, RBDUCINO EQUIPMENT—For rent Ol Furniture repairing and reflnlsblng. Gxecuuve-fialei-OBlce-DomesUo sale. Free delivery. South Jersey Surgi- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Antique! Ini modern. SH T-2435. EXPERIENCED Fivs foot eight 1951 AUSTIN — Runa Rood, good tires. sincerity and ability with high etaict grand piano ™_..-.^«^ 1990. 995. cal. SHadyslde 7-2814. APARTMENTS Call after 6 p.m. TRACTORS LAWN SERVICE — Lawns cut and Full-Time Display Man SO Broad Bt BH 7-O5T7 Red Bank §8 Key piano •»_..»... 938. 787-2262 -650. WESTINOHOUBE LAUNDROMAT — cared for at lowest prices. 842-1421, or Credit Manager THE LAWLEY AGENCY la seeking a 88 key piano „.—„...„.„ 799. 450. Like new, S7S. MONMOUTH HOSIER 1955 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR- •ORD TRACTOR — Three point hitch, 8424125. good real estate salesman or sales- electric piano ...„„„»„« 450. 275. MILLS, 457 Broad St., Shrewsbury. LUXURY CYCLE — FLH A-l condition, $650. Mtlvator, plow, scraper, other Imple- lady. Many fine propertlei to nil. Fender grultar 28&.50 U9.5 ients. 291-1887. CARPENTER WORK WANTED — Odd 2U-R00M APARTMENTS Call 7*7-0888. RIVER RD. TEXACO, jobs, large or small. Screened porches, Part Time Visit Lawley Agency between 9 a.m. electric giilt&r and With or without balcony. ; Fair Haven. .Iterations. 741-2109. ' Small Appliance Sales and 10 a.m. for further Information. cue _ _. 195.00 110. SALE FULrLY AIR-CONDITIONED •• 100 8tate Hwy. 35, Red Bank. electric guitar and Occupancy on or about July 1st. G*. THUNDERBIRD — 1956. Automat! WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE FOR PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE Ideal working conditions and company case 139.50 90. LUCITE rages available. Walking distance ^ to transmission, soft top and removal on your washer, dryer, refrigerator, benefits. Apply la peraon. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — Used Fender with all transportation. hardtop. 40,000 miles. Original through air conditioner and dishwasher call needed lor active agency. Experience csjse 85. Wall Paint — By DuPoM out. Exceptionaly clean. • See to ap- TOM'S FORD INC. O-M SALES AND SERVICE, SH 7- J. M. FIELDS preferred, but not necessary, wo win Electric guitar and No dilp. DRIES In 30 minutes. LEROY APARTMENTS • preciate. Consider best offer, SH 7- WB PAS CASH FOR USED CARS 2722. train. Also sales -person needed for case .._ 110. 75. THINNING, Stays on your brush. 22 Leroy PI.' Red Bank 1768. 60 Main Bt LO 6-1500 Malawan Rt. 35 Hazlet large development aales. A. FRED Electric guitar and lovely colors. Regular S7.43. 741-1063 days 747-6368 evenings ' (150 yds. from Matawan RE Station) EXCAVATING — Lots cleared, cellars, MAFFEO, Realtor, 735 Broad Bt. or Sundays - 1957 FORD station wagon. Country dug, fill dirt and grading. Reasonable EXPERIENCED OENERAii FACTORY Shrewsbury. SH 1-9333. case „ _.. _.„ 95, 45. Sedan, radio, heater, automatic drive, rases. 747-8023. maintenance man, steady work with Bleotrlc guitar , 45. 25. $6.79 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Unfurnished new Urea and snow tires, low mile- overtime. Apply In person. ESTEY Used Magnatone Amp- \Vt; furnished 1(4-room apartment*, age, other extras, excellent condition, BOATS AND ACCESSORIES METAL PRODUCTS, 1 Catherine St. lifiers, Two 12* PROWN'S Ine section. 6 Third Ave. 291-9237. *675. SH 1-8531. Red Bank. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female speakers EMPLOYMENT Magnatone basa 32 Broad St Red Sank SH 1-7501 TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS" — 36 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — Red, •unroot, BARGAIN — Any boat you want to OPENING — For bright and ambitious EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Wishes Amplifier 39S. FRIOIDAIRE r- $20; wing chair 115; Riverside Ave., Red Bank, on river- whlterwalls, radio, reclining aeats,. very Low bank rates. Financing ar- HELP WANTED-FEMALE young man aa presiroo|n-sterotype ap- days work. Have transportation. Call Fender baas studio.i .couch $15, rocker, screens, front, 3-3W-5 rooms unfurnished. SIX 1- clean, 11,200. SH 7-3689. rangements completed in one call at prentice. Must-be high school graduate. 842-0130. ; 2399. any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH Amplifier .....370.80 193. rarlous,; srtflque';trunk. 291-&237. Call BH 1-0010 (or appointment. Ask 7 'Alto- imx outfit i ...... 320. 185. 1952 CHEVROLET — Two-door, stand- COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- SECRETARY for Mr. Harold Kelly. DEPENDABLE ' babysitting ,ln my 13 COMBINATION screen-glass doors, BRAND NEW air conditioned apart- •rd shut, new tires plus extra aet- .000. home,. low rales. Cajl..; '. Tenoc sax outfit,. 3tt<%:'; V ea(fli, IB for JJ5. Emersoi ment In the newest and, finest project Good condition. 1150. 542-3087. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for el- „ . .747-8377. ' Used' . .:-.(*:._—..I. _ .:.... 125. In Red Bank. Living room, dining MARINE! SUPPLIES air conditioner; 3300 Btu, $S0. Bendli Dictaphone transcribing, heavy typing :ellent earning opportunity. No expert? ! Clarinet outfit, used ^, 45. automatic washer $25. Irpnrlte irone: room, bedroom and lovely kitchen. SltO. VOLKSWAGEN — 1962. red, sun root rsrythlsa; for the Boatman. New Jar- and related secretarial duties for a ence necessary. If you are aggressive WILL HELP OUT with private .parties Tnjmpet outfit, used .... 30. per month. - .. :. radio, heater, whltewalls, seat belts, iy*a largest marine supply house. dinners or other occasions. Call 8K 1- <75. $15. Veneilan.bllndB.fi each. Bamboi group of Chemists. Some technical and ambitious, call THE BERG AGEN- Throe .octave Vibes .... 293. blinds 23c each. SH 1-0251. MANOR EAST u excellent condition. SH 14999 alter ~ Evlnrude Sales and Service 8881. ' • '• • ' ' ' •••• 245. language background (chemistry) CY, Mlddletown. OS 1-1000. Drurti outfit '; :._'. 145. 1- Itt 1-1900 .• [i;-Bff l-7aOO. p.m. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP preferred, Complete company paid COLLEGE GRADUATE '-. Attending Druhj outfit .:. ._.:_... 350. 180. GA8-BTOVB -^ Welbllt. in very good I Wharf Ave. SB 1-6780 Red Bank. benefit program. Apply In person. HAN — To work In laundry full time, : condltlonT SO", Call :HREE ROOMS AND BATH--.Heat DUMP TRUCKS six days a week. Experience not re- summer school, going on to further ON hand, ready to go to work. 1955 ipen Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 pm study would like -part-time job* morn- Applebrook Farm Rd. and Rte. 35 • •• ••'•' f.'.-i 291-9050 d hot water supplied, quired. Apply Donald'a Laundry, 44 UlSdletown, N. J. 671-1160 CO 4-W32 , GMC 3-yard body. L963 SCOTT OUTBOARD MOTORS now INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS Marlon.St., Red Bank. ings or afternoons In position of re- — Excellent condition. 1S50 FORD ' F-8O0 5-yard body and •tock! — Also Polyester Realn only AND FRAGRANCES ceptionist, clerk, typist or children's Gas wall, heater, excellent condition. UVERFRONT APARTMENT — TWO •now plow. $6.95 per gal. Bottom paint rope, I Rose Lane Union Beach companion. Call 812-1832 between 5-7 MYLON TRICOT half slips, nlghl 842.0023. >edrooms, tile bath, electric kltchtn, Both vehicles are 100% mechanical snaps, anchors, etc JACOBS HARD- MECHANICAL CHECKER p.m. gowns, Mau Maus in cotton, cloaeoul Ivlng-dlnlng room, reasldentlal area. and have all excellent tires. PLANMING A VACATION? Be an Avon ITARE CO., Bergen Place & Shrews- Representative and start earning for SUPERVISOR (ENGINEER) CARE OF CHILD — In my home. lota from J1-S4. 787-1050. Valklng distance to. station. S150 per ury Ave.. Red Bank. 747-3854. SPECIALS nonth. Lease required. P.O. Box 1130, Maurice Schwartz & Sons that trip Immediately. Call SH 1-4343 Experienced checking governmenl Red Bank — New Shrewsbury area. STICKLE? CHERRY end table, both ited Bank. HARINB RADIO — Tune up special. or write Mrs. Margaret Oulotta, P.O. drawings to UIL-D-UfSiA and MIL- 842-0690. 1 4(1 W. Front Et, Red Bank SH 7-0787 Box 190, Red Bank. D-70337. Two yeara. apeclalized ex- 26 ,V high: one square (24% top) Transmitter adjusted for proper out- SBORiETARY EXPERIENCED— short- other circular 22" in diameter. Really RANGE HOODS >IEWLY DECORATED — Three-toOm STATION WAOON — 1957 Chevrolet mt, receiver aligned, antenna and perience required. 'urnished apartment. Complete privacy. YOUNG LADY ^- To work part time CONTACT MR. J. KAULENBEEK hand 90-100 per minute, typing. Other flQ furniture. SH 7-4062 after 3 p.m. 30" -i 36" — 42" Bel Air four-door V-8, automatic trans ;round checked. Call DAVE MORSE, In cash and carry office, dry cleaning secretarial skills .Will graduate June Across from Fort Monmouth hospital. mission, fully equipped, full power, ex- cd Bank. SH 7-2454. RODNEY TECH SERVICES BTA1NLJ5S8 STEEL OR COPPERTONE 38 Main St., Oceanport- . department. Permanent position. Apply 8S5-Sth Ave.. NYC (212) WI 7-5716. 19. Honor Roll student. Willing to learn. DADS GRADS BRIDES cellent condition. 1750, 291-9627 or S91- DonaJd's Clean-o-matlc Laundry, New- References 787-4323 after l p.m. 0215. — 1954 JERSEY SHELTER SKIFF k-VIV 4XLUUUI jft 11DH- NFURNISHED — One room. Double 130 h.p. Chris Craft head, Ice bol. man Sprlnj "Rd.• , and- Sout- h Bridge SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — BIG GIFT DISCOUNTS $9.95 :oset with sliding doors, ceramic iJlu Ave., Red : Must be over 21 years or age. Some HOME NTJRSUra CARE for elderly MANY OTHER ITEMS 1961 PONTIAC — Four-door Catallna Ink, bunks, $1,750. 842-3189. lank. person. Call SH 7-3636 for further Clock radios. Transistor seta. Port- iath, privately controlled baseboard hardtop, white-, like new. Low mile- SECRETARY — To advertising exeeu experience needed. Call 741-3393 after ON SALE ALSO iot water heat. Refrigerator. Combina - age, full power, one owner, best offer THOMPSON RUNABOUT — With S p.m. detain. able TV's. Stereo Hl-Fl's. Tools. b.p. Svlnrude motor. Good condl- tlve, typing, shorthand, part time, 9 to Electric appliances. Houaewares. tton storm windows, light cooking p'er- above II,DOT. 291-9028. noon, a!f-condlt]oned office. Call SH 1- YOUNG MAN — 18 years or older. Crown Kitchen Center mitted. Utilities furnished. *60 per .1. May be' aeen at 21 Second St., Hwy. 36. SH 7-2552 MlddJetown. onth. References required. Located In STATION WAOON — 1952 Rambler fair Haven. 5238. Apply after 7 p.m. Fascination Sport- SITUATION^ WANTED. Male "Rainbow" TV & Hardware American, four-door DeLuxe, $1,500. * .nd, 91 Beachway, Keansburg. (next to American lumber) mslness section Red Bank. Call SH 7- MLBOAT — Rhodes design, 18' good HOUSEKEEPER — For couple and (across Acme lot) Broad St., Red Ban] 1213 for appointment. ' Call after 5:30 p.m.. 142-0370. one child, live In, weekends off. Call MANAOER FOR SHIRT LAUNDRY— WEEKENDS OR NIGHTS—Chauffeur, MM BELL AND H0WEL.L MOVIE mdltlon. Synthetic sails. Bronze fit- house boy. Experienced, over 25, no JUNIOR SIZE DUNCAN PHYFE MA- CAMERA — 1983 model, with zoom- 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Low mileage. lgs, cover, at mooring In Red Bank 741-4701. Experience helpful but not necessary. IBD BANK — Newly decorated three- Apply In person at ONE HOUR accident record, sober, clean cut, HOGANY DINING ROOM SET —Seven electric eye. List price $109. Will sel! oom apartment Unfurnished. Heat and No dealers. Call ea. Firm price. $875. 741-405O. bread minded, answer* confidential. or SS5. Call SH 1-5070. • ' ' SH 1-5339 EXPERIENCED BEAtmCIAN — MARTINIZING, 'Belford. 787-9618. pieces »7S. Youth bed with sides ?10. zater supolied, private entrance. Con- OUTBOARD SKIFF — V bottom. Steady, good lalary. 2S(-38<6 or 566- Writs "A.B", Box 511, Red Bank. Dropleaf mahogany table $5. Modern einlent to transportation. (85 per \ 1957 RENAULT — Must sell, will ac- 'tberglas. 0740. SHOE SALESMAN — EXPERIENCED. black and white formica top breakfai VE BUY AND BELL anything and lonth. 741-2123. ' f Trailer included. Call 291 PERMANENT, GOOD SALARY. AP- HIGH SENIOR wishes summer work, everything. Give th» highest prices. cept best offer. .386. WOMAN — General cleaning, one day •oom set with four chairs 140. Three 201-2853 PLY IN PERSON. FOOTCRAFT preferably on estate. Willing and In- bicycles—26", 24", 20" with training Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy. 314 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT CUSTOM-MADE RUNABOUT—With a week, own transportation. Referenc- SHOES, 89 BROAD ST.,. RED BANK. dustrious. SH 7-1199. 'heels, $10. apiece. SH 1-4948. 35. Mlddletown SH 1-3213. Open aw- — Couple only. For further informa- 1859 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE — rcessorles-, 30 h.p. Bvinrude engine es. After < p.m., 787-9127. nings till 9. p.m. tion call SH 1-3375. UTILITY MAN — For auto supply ODD JOBS —' Two college Junlora Very good condition. Asking 1850. 291- nd trailer, $450. 173 Orchard Ave., SECRETARY — GIRL Friday For 1039 call after 6. Beltbrd. Phone after 5 p.m. 787-3950. store. Salary and other fringe benefits. desire work after 6 p.m. Call SH 1- HAMMOND FOUR PROM OBOWN3 — Size URNISHED TWO-ROOM APART- clergyman'a office. Typing and stenog- Apply In person only, THE PEP 0738 or SH 1-7032. 12, S15. apiece, 291-0654 alter 6, and [ENT — Call between 9 a.m. and 5 raphy. Mornings. 74' AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS BOYS, 42 W. Front St., Red Bank. METHODS ENGINEER — Experienced ORGAN STUDIO weekends. m. 52 Mechanic St., Red Bank,' GIRL TO JJVE IN for Bummer FARMER-CARETAKER—Able to Rive In time study, cost analysis, planning, OP ASBURY PABK ^IGURAMA massage and reducing [•HUEE ROOMS — Unfurnished .avall- month*. A»»l»l wllh children. Ught machining, packaging, warehousing, good recent references. Write "A.F" USED ORGANS able, *10O. Electric Rotocycle, *12S ble now. Four rooms unfurnished housework. SH 7-5036. "loj 5J1. Red Bank. and shipping. Write "A.W.", Box 511, ?ormette belt massager, $25. Steam vallable July 1. Heat, hot water sup- 1 Red Bank. Hammond Speaker . $ 95, :abinet $75. Large size ping pong •ed. Hwy. 35 Call CO 4-49S5. , SECRETARY —Dictaphone knowledge ol TECHNICAL — See our ad In today's Pianorgan H5, ;able, never used ?10. All in excellen Spanish. to S90 help male section starting "MECHANI- Hammond Chord Organ 300, :ondltlon. BH 7-3S98.. AVAILABLE JULY 1 — Newly painted SECRETARY—Dictaphone $75 CAL CHECKER". Hammond Chord Organ <50, wo-bedroom apartment. J125. Molly SECRETARY—Stenos to S70 RODNEY TECH SERVICES FINANCIAL WurltUer 2 In I Organ. ..._ 450. Pitcher Village. 842-2367. LEGAL SECRETARY to J100 855-8U1 Ave., NYC. (212) WI 7-5716. Hammond Chord Organ 630. STENO-TYPISTS—Part time $1.50 hour BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES B&MwIn Spinet Organ 650. .TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three TYPIST —Insurance to *75 Conn Spinet Organ , 650. USED T.V.'S DOms, all utilities included, (90 a STATISTICAL TYPIST— to $75 BUTCHER SHOP — Long established Hammond Extrivolce 450. S29.98. ACE T.V.. 69 Hwy 39. Neptune onth. Available July 1. 52 Third Aye. NOTICE I I I :tty. PR 5-8082. BOOKKEEPER—F.C. $75 12,000. Open Dally T'll 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 'OUR-ROOM. — Furnished apartment. BANK TELLER— *50 COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. NDERSON WINDOW PRODUCTS — .11 street parking. Seasonal or yearly. OAL FRIDAY— $60 Need four men to replace four that FINLAY PR 59300 Ustributors. REO BANK LUMBER, 9 150 per month. SH 1-2278. 1 Choose the on* (hat wits ACE BMP1OYMENT AGENCY have been promoted. Our men make fall St., Red Bank. SH 1-5500. your fancy. We have three 12 Broad St. Red Bank SH 7-3484 from S95 to $120 per week. NO SALES- REAL ESTATE AGENCY PIANO — Wurlltzer. blonde oak spinet, BAILABLE JULY 1st — Most ,at- MEN WANTED. Call SH 1-4326. under two years old, excellent Condi- LAROE OCILLATINO FAN. Wall ractlve first-floor apartment In "two- beautiful I960 CADILLAC OENERAL BOOKKEEPER — Knowl- 270 Bay Ave. Hlghlanda tlon. tW5. SH 1-5931. table. Cheap. 24" Skyway suitcase. imlly house. Four large rooms plus CONVERTIBLES. You'll get edge of general ledger. Write to P.O. Jsed twice. Cheap. SH 1-2019. a.th. Heat, electricity and garage: ln- Box 052, Red Bank. FIRST-CLASS experienced machine at, MAHOGANY" DESK — Dresser base, uded. Excellent Red Bank location. more value than a new low good starting salary and benefits. Call AMBITIOUS two maple chairs. $30 for all or will ;155 per month. RUSSELL M. BORUS WAITRESSES — Experienced. Apply In sell separately. LI 2-1155. DO YOU OWN A PORCH priced car. Coma look to- person. SHIP AHOY RESTAURANT, 291-1954 for appointment igency, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. Cadillac - Olckmobile Gulf modern, neighborhood-highway IH 7-4532. ' day. Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor. EXPERIENCED PAINTERS WANTED two-bay station for lease. Rte 36, SEAT — Mulberry, tailored \nd use It only a limited number o good condition, $22. Call LI 2- ays per year? For small monthly 251 Bdwy., Long Branch WOMAN — To care for three year old —• Outside work and Inside. Phone HazlM (adalcent to new Shop Rite). >ayments this can be made Into a HREE ROMS AND BATH — PHv- child and house. Must have car. Call 842-0490 After 5:00 p.m. Paid training. Excellent opportunity 'cautlfuJ outdoor living room, pleasant te entrance. All utilities. Call after 4 SH 7-9285, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for right man. m., 787-3220. MEN WANTED — For career oppor- HE 6.66G6 BIS DISCOUNTS .nrt confortable every hour ot the GENERAL CLERK — Knowledge o( tunity In professional real estate coun- Nlghta, weekends, CO 4-3181 ay and night for most of the year. EW — TWO and three-bedroom apart- lumber helpful, part or full-time. P.O. selling throughout Middlesex and Mon- Factory clearance sale. Men's socks, !all' lor free estimate. lents, unfurnished, available tmmedl- Box 952, Red Bank N.J. mouth counties. Applicants must be at FOR LEASE — American Oil Co. has bargln prices. MONMOUTH HOSIERY :clv. Keansburg. Call 787-7107, after least 21 years ol age, personable and service station for lease In Red Bank MILLS, 457 Broad St. Shrewsbury. PROWN'S Saturday and Sunday, CA 2-4219. CLERICAL Must be good with desirous to obtain greater financial and area. Financial assistancee aavailable. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Broad St. Red Bunk NEW CAR BUYERS figures. Modern alr-condltloned offices. professional atalu*. No experience nec- Call KI 1-5121 or write "A.C.""C" , BoB x SH 1-7500 HREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, »75 Excellent working conditions. Apply easary. Financial assistance available 511, Red Bank. BUILDER MOVING FROM AREA — 1LECTRIC BTOVE — Refrigerator. lcludes heat and hot water. * in person to offices of FAMILY while we train you. Full hospltallza- lurplus build Inc materials. Two 15 ton )ak sideboard. Best offer. Call SH 7- 787-5689 CIRCLE STORES, Route 36, Keyport, tlon plus fringe benefits. Excellent op- PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — THB package air comlitioners. Moderl n 1963 CHRYSLERS-LOW MILEAGE DEMONSTRATORS DOWSTRA AQBNCV. 91 Bast Front leather, folding door. 10* high. 19 wide. "286. 'UR.NI8HED APARTMENT FOR N.J. portunity for advancement with rapld- ENT — All utilities, ocean and river. • ly expanding firm. Remember, career St., Red Bank. SH I-S70O. Paint. Many other Items, no reasonable METAL LATHE — Brlggj ,11 842-0023. men only. For Interview, call Kr. offer refused. SH 1-2233. tratton gasoline motor. SELLING SALE AUTOS & TRUCKS GULP MODERN TWO BAY neighbor- 787-4630 , Cuevaa at OS 1-2531. hood station for lease. Holmdei and 1063 WESTINGHOU8E refrigerator ?HREE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED- — Bethany Rds., Hazlet. Paid training. partmenta available. All utilities. UAH PRICE | OONTRAOT ADMINISTRATOR—Micro' freezer, 16 cu, ft. in Coppertone. Maple TUDIO COUCH $35 — Record player ear round or seasonal. Modern bath PRICE SAVINGS wave tubing experience helpful, but not 9-5. HE 0-66G6. Nlchts ana weekends, bedroofti not. 787-14*3. nd table J30. Boudoir chair (10, fire- CO 4-3161 id kitchen. One furnished two room necessary. Salary to $10,500: Call — lace set $15,* maple desk $35, table !ach apartment, all utilities. Season- come In — semi resume GUTTER TALI? ,mp $4, glliicr $20. bridge lamp $3, CARVEL — Busy highway location. jrch rUBS J3. BH 1-5324 after 5 p.m. only. All above have private beach 63 "300" Conv. $4700 $900 ALWAYS KEY PERSONNEL Grosses over $30,000. Immediate pos- There la nothing llkft WHITE ALCOA th privileges. Overlooking Bandy Hook Pace Setter $3800 54 Broad St. Eisner Building, Room session. Asking *32,000, 8HOREWAY ALUMINUM GUTTERS. Alcoa Gutter AMILTON CLOTHES DRYER — Gas. ,y. 872-9741. " IT, ned Bank. 812-3700. REALTY, Inc.. CO 4-701O. Call System Is the strongest ever offered. ELFORD — Large bedroom, small MARRIED MAN — Aj all-around clerk Let us explain the difference. Remem- SH 7-3338 Itclicn, private entrance. Call 787-6542, 63 Newport $3850 . $750 In liquor store; near Tied Bank. Age ber Alcoa .032 gauge metal Is It 1 Any Railroad Ave. 44-50. Write ace, references, experience. MORTGAGES other lighter aluminum la Just threw SHOP BY PHONE Two-door Hardtop $3100 SURE TO FIND "A.H." Box SH.-Red Bank. Ing your money away. Call now. HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? 'ee quick daily delivery In Red Bank On The Next Page) PRKBSER3 — Interviewing for open- Your credit Is good. First and second PROWN'S QS- Outlying districts Wednesdays Ings on semi-automatic hand and kick mortgages. BH 1-4344 or FO 3-2001. il Saturdays. Discount prices. (More Classified Ads 63 Newport $3770 $750 presaen. Liberal benefits and Incentive 32 Bronil St., Red Bank. SII 1-7500 rtOWN'fl. 32 Broad St.. SH 1-7900. Four-door tad an $3020 pay when qualified. Apply Atco Cer- amics Corp.. Hwy 35, Keyport. INSTRUCTION BIG SALESMAN — For medium to better boy'g and young men's departments. TRAINING IN ELECTRONICS Permanent position. Apply In person Attend one night er week. Pay USED CAR BUYERS! Mr. Cannago, J. KRIDEL, Broad and you learn. Appl...y ?:33C0 to 10:30 p.m. Front Sts., Red Bank. Monday through Friday. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MONMOUTH RADIO SAVINGS AUTOS & TRUCKS ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE 1961 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 4-dr. Sedan $2150 814 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park North A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! of Railroad station, 77(-0303. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, a beauty $1295 TUTORINO — Experienced teacher, courseit In rending, tirilhniotic, English ON ALL OUR — elementary grades. Call aftor 8 Adding Machines — Typewriter! Cesspool Cleaning' Painting and Decorating 1960 CHEVROLET, 4-dr. Sedan $1095 p.m. anil weekends, 201-1047. EXPERIENCED TtJTOR-Collegc stu. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTIO TANKS, dry wells serviced. TOM SLATB - Painting and Decort dent, will consclentloiiHly tutor hlsli sold, rented; repaired, eerptco's 101 Leeching field added. Rackhoe work. attng. Oeneral Contractfng. fully In- Six-cylinder, itandard tranimijiion. school stlidpntfl In nlEebra, geometry, Monmouth St.. Red Bank. 811 70485. C. H. Wilson. SII 1-184S. sured. Twenty years eiperlence. Free calculus, pliynlca or chemistry. Call estimates BH 1-0481 after « p m. OK USED 842-3138 811) p.m. Antiques Wanted Home Improvcmenu 1960 RENAULT CARAVELLE, two tops $1095 FI/TOHE M/UORE1TESI Piano—Organ Tuning Twirling Instruction by LOWEST PRICES Henri Twlrlcr MTIIS. Old ltalls, guns, Jewelry, cut glass, PINISHBD BASEMENTS, remodel, lni,. plumbing, electric wiring, ma- PIANOS—OROANB 1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA Convertible $1195 ANYWHERE! Information call furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals Tune* - Repaired - Regulated HII 1-2402 made. Oilman. SH 71141. sonry and painting. For frse estimate call BH 7-1072. Raymond Boaworth BH 1-7853 CARS! ONE YEAR WARRANTY* TUTOniNO — All clementnry subjects, Eight-cyl., automatic. second through eighth grades, reason- PIANO TONING - Available eve- ••02 Chevy 4-dr. able. BH 1-0251. Appliance Repalrt WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- "Inge. James A Ryan. CA 2-7524. Call '62 Four-wheel dr. pick-up ations additions, painting, masonry, atter 0 p.m. , 1959 FORD CUSTOM, 2-dr., 8-cyl., auto $ 895 "01 Impala Convertible and all those llttls lobs. Dvenlngs LO •'60 Corvatr 700 Coupe APPLIANCE RHPAIR anil Installa- 61714. BUY NOW! SAVf NOW! "60 Dodgs Oart 4-dr. MERCHANDISE tion. Residential and commercial wir- Plumbing and Heating 1956 CHRYSLER, 4-dr. Sedan $ 595 "60 Chevy impaU Hdtp. ing. Allen Electric SH 7-O«J3. '59 Hulck Klectrs, FOR SALE Lawn Mower Repairs KEEQAN'B ••,',11 Olds 88 Hardtop Auto Body Repair " Hou,r Bervloo. All heating units follow your friends to •'BD Chevy trapaJa, Convertible WE HELP YOU serviced. BH 7-1H27. SII 1-7876. 1955 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, S/W COME SEE! ALL KINDS OF LAWN MOWERS— "5u Chevy Impala 4-dr. Select tin correct curtain rods. All Auto., power seat, power iteerino, brakei and windowi. "50 Plymouth W«gon EXPBttT PAINTINO and body Hand and circular saws, shnrpened, Roofing, Siding and Insulation 1961 WALK-IN "69 Kord Squire, D-paii. kinds, Klrsch rod* Jn a larger variety alr. Moderate nrloei. HcCari , repaired. Frse pick up, 3°1-2I37. •'•ID Ford Oalaxlt 2-dr, Call BH 1-7500 now. del fast delivery. £hsvrolet, Atlantlo Highlands. 291-0305 "89 Chevy »-dr. ALUMINUM BIlWNa-Inslalled by PANEL TRUCK—$695 *'B8 Chevy Wagon, tivo-tone PROWN'S and Decorating ilurnlnum mechanics. OUAIlANTEBfr '56 Ford Convertible 32 nrotd Bt. Her) flank Auto Truck .Rental for 20 ypiirn. Vmn efltlmntna 'Bb Ford Victoria fldtp. LOUI0 CASSAN — Painter, dsoorator, PROWN'S, .12 Broad St , Red nan"'1' 1 tfWWIUTttlW. AUUINu macninei AVIft Kent e new csr or truck. Low Our 381)1 year InbjjsliieM. 811 "ffl CIRCLE 54 Olds M Sedan All makes new or usod, (luaranteetl rates. Maple Ave., Red Bank. BH 7- paperhanKer, 25 years experience. 43 Low aa |2B. Berplco'i. 11)1 Monmouii Chapln Ave. 811 1-1708 after 8 p.m. QUICK IAU0 0308. l'K 4B214. Dally 7 a.m.-lO p.m. Insulation * siding Corp. Certified m N!• prices. Wll lamf Leff furniture Ino., liwy sa tractor fot quality, price, and prompt PAINTINO AND PAPKR HANOINO- LBT US UK /.out,."ir«»nr. No n.ed MldoWwn. BH I-3JU, open evening, sarvlcs, Free utlmtte. Call MI-JIM Vor a good oleaa lob. reasonable. t» miss ca I cm v p. no* or 261.M77. X) Call BH 7-3101, JBd Elnser. senloe. »H txmemmi. UOUKU 9MU1M BED BANK REGISTER STEVE ROPER By SAWDERS mid OVERGAItl) STORE* " y, Jtms 5, 196S—23 UMCROFT t-.tm tj 4 ll or lant u,ut u> SpUt level, four JMtfnxti&f, lot 1 tolt yoM 150'xlM wUI-trvw»Jl carpeting, HOUSES FOR SALE tolUOnCXAI. BWXDUJCJ— Statl, will UAL Hf ATI FOR SAII kitchen, Frigidilre equipped, ftnt aU'-or nut UtU* Unr, near railroad station. SH 7-MW. HOUSES FOR MLK everything you could itdn in • home, quiet atreet, bus irani- THIS INVITING BIUTORD — liui aultabla (or ui ANY QUALIFIED G.I. business un. SM M- tt, wlu renovate portatkm to N. Y. at street to 1U1U M2-MM. corner, one mile to Parkway In- Oajpa Ood with large screened porch Only $35 Application F*t can be yours at a bargain price ter-change. Asking $13,900.00. tn,«CA atx rooms, three bedrooms, BTORJB JTOR RJDHT - M«t to Kaytalr two baths, den. fireplace, garage, ex- r MaMarketr , Niimu Sprints M., And approximately SM per month eeU*nt Fair Haven > location. #M6 5% B»nl»nlc CalCall cay. MTJBK avet paw ail and you jut Hying like a HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP iung» «H 1-WU. KINO In tola modem twoVdroom Brick veneer ranch, Three bed- raaeh having a full laxge else dlnin, rooms, l'/t baths, OB one acre. PHILIP J. BOWERS ft CO. room. House In top condition through- WALTER S. OVXRTON OFFICE SPACE out. Nice laws am! shrubs, doss Two-car garage, breezeway, hot Heat lurilahed, will reSscorsu to iolt to everything. Immediate possession DIAL 741-7200 vour rsqulrments. Ben location, will water heat. Asking $28,500.00 on Tills, already approved, and all Real Xstate Since UM •utHlIvldt If Decenary . IH aa« com7 - for only taxes 1482.37-1963. pare. SH 7-1100. $12,700 W White St. Red Bank LODOI ROOK lor rent. Centar ot HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP town. Could *>• .ycAii£o SUMMER RENTALS — Three-room attLflTONX TOWNSHIP — 130 Acre gjece, lour large bedrooms. H4 baths. sale. Two offices serving you. ISLAM?? ^ bouse and seven-room house a a a r general farm. Rolling land. 1 FBH TO YOU TO OWE METHE ADDRE98L. per month. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY. $16,800. BH 1-3441. BY OWNER — Little Sliver three-bed' Red Bank, N. J. TIC SAME ADDRESS? WHBSTHERSHOO? 61 East Front St.; Red Bank. SH 1' RUMSON MVKRVJEW — 3V4 year room ranch, den, two tiled baths, two- Objections, If any, should be made 8700. - old ranch. Immaculate condition. Three- car garage, large rooms. Hall acre. Immediately In writing to John Bryan, bedrooms, til* bath, wide board, Pretty area. SH 1-8270. Clerk ot the Borough ot Red Blnk. RUMSON — Small unfumlaned three pegged rjoois. Walking distance to . (signed) room, bath, cottage! Hot water, oil ocean, sehoola; rhurchM and ahops. UTTLB SILVER—It's the Armstrong LTBSXTTB BLOOMBERG heat. Available to adult couple. Tenant Only WS.800. Call tor appointment Agency for all-types of homes anS 2OO Mechanic St., rovldes utilities and heatJW« momh- ROUrTON-WATXRBi'RY, Realtors. M property. Our extra large variety of Red Bank, N. J. S' on lease. JOHN L. MINOOH, Real- West Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-3900. Homes (reiWintlal, riverfront) from VIOLA M. LONG tor. M2-35OO. ^_^_____ JH.800. IBB A 'REALTOR' IN LITTLE RIVER PLAZA — By owner, three- Shrewsbury Way, FIVE-ROOM HOUSE — Gas heat, rea- SILVER, BL.W00D A. ARMSTRONG Sea Bright, N. I. bedroom ranch, dining room, dinette AO1NCY, Realtor W5 Prospect Ave., aonable rent. Leonardo. Bus at corner. playroom, two-car garage. BH 7-5549. May 20, June 5 (9.66 2910317 after « p.m. Little Silver. SH 1-4ML PARK IJKE BBTTINU - Sparkling THREE ROOMS and bath, complete- white. Five bedrooms, den, fireplace, EAST KBAN8BIRO — Five rpoms NOTICE ly furnished, with jaa heat, electric two baths, modern kitchen. River two poroiie-l. gas heat, convenient lo- Take notice that Costa'a Grocery A - *nd TV. Call 78T-8748. rlgbJa. Three blocks to Red Bank cation. Mice *l,»00. OB 1--HM. Liquor Store trading as Costa'a Gro- THATB RI6HT. HEDBtTISJNON FOUR-ROOM HOUSE - Driveway, *60 schools, churches, and shopping center. VAIL HOMES -~ Four-room apartment cery, A Liquor Store haa applied to MISTER. ITS rpu. per mohtn. 72* Etghlh St., Union tM,M0. See It today. ROIJ5TON-WA- for sue, oil heal, down payment, the Mayor and Council of the Bor- .feeadi. CO <-30S3. TKRBURY. Realtor. 1< W«st ITmnt BL, W9.M oer month. LI 2-3337. 3)'Belahaw ough of Red Bank.'for-a Plenary Retail ITCftJD Red Bank. BH 7-3SO0. , Ave, Katontown.••••• -. • • ••• Distribution D-U license for premises TWO-BEDROOM BUNOAIOW — Yean 1 situated at C2 W. Bergen PL, Red ly lease and. references. Call SH 1- INVESTMENT PROPERTY .—' Ocean- MIDDLETOWN ~ Spill four-hedroom. Bank/ N. J. -6391 nr'.SH 7-5008. port- Landscaped waterfront, three Eat-In kitchen, wall oven, dining room Objections, If any, should be made houses on three acres, all-rented. One family room, two full baths, basement, NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW HIGHLANDS — tVt rooms furnished Immediately in willing to John Bryan, house furnished, Includes thee-car ga- garage, patio, sewers, walk to school Clerk of tha Borough- of Red Baoir. neatly, large refrigerator, large yard, rage, room for three additional houses; •torma an 8. 28 l) North (1.1 degrees 30 minutes West 209 feet more or less to a ditch; Three bedroom ranch-style home in excellent condition. IN BEAUTIFUL FAJIt HAVEN Hlver thence (2) Northerly, along snld ditch Osks section, 55 Laurel Dr. Three bed- 131.00 rest; thence (3) In a southeait- Separate dining room, two full baths. Full basement with room*. Den — Is a possible fourth. erly direction In a straight line US feet double recreation rooms. Laundry off kitchen. Dishwasher '4 hathn, garage. Kioellenl condition. more or leas to a point which U dis- $24,000. Owner being tranoferred. SH tant 120 feet more or leas, from a point and carpeting included. Large lot, 125' x 280' deep. Hot 7-12M. on the northerly Ine of Broadway air heat, gas fired. $23,100. 'ATHKR — Has Mother got yovi down mnnsured at right angles therefrom: 'Ith her home hunting? You know she thence (4) In a southeasterly direc- 'ants a large formal dining room, a tion 1.10 feet mlirs or lens to the cen- SEE ANY MEMBER OF THE Maxlc (Hief typo kitchen, and a picture :er line of Main Street; and thence pretty living room, three gorgeous lied- l.il South 27 degree* II minutes Weal rooms wltti closet space aplenty. Well, M.OO Feet to ths point or place of RED BANK AREA gst thts split level for her I aet It Beginning. man! Through TUOMP8ON A IIAH- COMMONLY KNOWN as HI Main 1'ICI.I, at tin right price. 110,1100. VA Street, Belford, New Jersey. no down, FHA minimum flown to sll The approximate amount of the Jtids.- lusllfleii buyers. Oh IJsil — Dsit, snt to he satisfied by said sale is MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 'LBA8JD RnlNU MONEY. THOMP- the sum of fo.ooo.oo together with ths ION * KARTELL. INC. BH T-HdWI. costs of this sale. Dated May 7, 1983 LfiUd on p*g» 168 of tha Yallow Pag* Directory AIL HOMES~ rourroonThungBlow!' JOSEPH A. BIIAPTO, Sheriff, MM par month. Down payment. 33 (srvln O. Wiener, Ally. elshew Av... U 2-SM7. May A 29. Juna ». 13 IL20.72 5, 1963 BED HANK /oBttttn Cox, *oo «f «*v. awf Mr. d A , am of Ifr. Un. Mrs. Witlin -Cox, Bfencae Ct-/ ler **1 ItotUy, Park ^-Mrt. Wffilwn Cvaw^, Ttnopft* Or. trief was confirmed (a tbt Kiagof faotttay and Metrott. Ter..'»r«ji gWtm tot.ttefif i»«s Lake, N, Y. Mr. Aid Forensic Kings t«neran-Clttrtx*'Sshteday. A^4* 4iajeteil J$r tUnfcfck abo will be pro- and Mti. fMtooLAMMft. „ Guests thnv weak art Mr. atnd &fttttipie for practice in parliamen- the elghUi birthday ^/cettbc*»d'her tWnl'birti- Workshop to #w vMed Mrs. U&*ttt'-C4x «rt Toledo, organized fo provid* -ajK tary law, extemporaneous speajt- Nfker, daughter of Mr. day May 21. Atttrnfng ware Kar- ' tor high aduot -sat-' roU. Mrs. Ohio. 1 U»f, group discussion, oratory WlUia .Parker, ijbby iff. , en aod'Cheryl AJJbach, Kathy deals in the art at .debate'tech- MiRm Tjtt., Cttlebrattd May 28. Pre*entKwe» Summer School nique and general speech im- and oral interpretation. LochNaod, Michael Wynne, Judy was Jiii* AurtTail. danghtet of'S^. iaa Pygjan, Nancy a*} Bar- LONG BRANCH — The Long provement Emphasis will- M ' coordinator of the Foren- •nd Mrs. Fred Hall.'CIaridqeDr,. Brand) Summer High School placed on an analysis of tne hig_h teatea Workshop wW be HKMIU J. and Mr*. Mtx Arter^;i)fe celebrated bar ninth .birthday bara qherne. Carol Muller, Forensic WorMwD will be intro- school debate' proposition for thf e Bates, varsity debate coach at and other membersoT a»e wifh menjbers of the family UUy ty auaon, Pamela MWo, It paj» to advartis* la the ked duced as a major area of the 1M344 season, preparation > of aWbodpridge Senior High School. Uy. Pefler IAJ Uvriat Waiters far tha'Uth .Mrthday of Garatf Ban' k t»ltai:AdvermMnattt

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