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1 . * ' ', - * : / ' RED BANK REGISTER 4*lf VOUJME LXXXI NO. 52 ^ BED BANK. N.J^ THURSDAY, JUNE 18,1969 He PER COPY PAIi* ONP Kosene Available For Mayor Race Cat** of fey foe*, fro** ** I*. CUfari M. MoCWe «lee* iritkf*. ilaaw matlm hi tttto Hal Oitoan' Ch*. Nn Maamaaifc. U. MK^r ol tfco Air «> U W l W W ^ Sterner Re-elected To Top Scout Post MMMT dm tfto pragma toada dartog tfet part yaw by MM I tarn. [To Admit inon-tb Patients - A pautility Rate Study Formed High Court ixsrzfjr O was agreed spaa has* Upholds Zone Law lie win ha MM why. TRBMTON, (AP) - Tto atoto t Meaty wttl ha BBBlftft BW#^BM BBB BTaBBBBBBBBBBl _»_^^^^^A Wat atttoa ' " a New BIW^BBJ BBB%B;UBBBBBBBB WBBPBBBI B^B^^^^V WMH> lf > MC W%JT9ttHm> J^ff Tto court ruled, 7 to «, dmt!«> wava^m^bhaaum a.^,4 * > ajafaaj MHIwlMI/ HBHiy Ms by try Ctob, lac. said Ito Ras w fa^tjaaaft a^m^i^safml ato^a*jrb*ft B^BVJB^B It waatodta Its "Wowaatod to to treated Nto I. Aa vfl it a» ft> * BBBBW akawanabbaml abbi ambbbbbl SBBa* fa^abbbbbk BBBaB) rmngsbbj -» fairy wm B W mm Thoy mn bo opposed by a taa to Chartos J. Howe, BoMard. tar Democrat. Jala * Cab. who Mtoiani was due to «ptre to «it*red tha net by virtue of 4 wrtte-ta votao be received toa laasry. W m this wwk that a aortas of cudtf Tto hoard else adopted a res- j toad ooaeorta will to A tontor Eagja tout, U Me> UvorM. hold each Wiiaiiliy tree* fcmckm opato oa Ugh h awtoda Wd out Tto fikjato. Ha baa gabwd wlda roo- word to who the almtepubtt- Itr. MiatoB Is servbyvlrtet post That yearly tpit ssksd to ekeose two gwfbjmdvt* I. Mellray Operator Aids Rescue BUMBONlag to the rescue of a weal an who wu lytog aa taa la her house Tasaday a *^ ttotototoraat htm. Hsaty Baaaatw. ita ftt SM works la tha Me. ta critical lag toura. h n t o U.. otntoooadtt ate Mvee aloae. FaHca Chiot Houy I Krase utd tka tokafeoaa neot beaa left off to teak aa* Mn. RMHhaw board the Pttrotanaa JaaMt K. ttaa ww dispatched to tbseceac and' Mn.UUmaa oa tta floor. was rushed to BJvfernd to Monmouth Medical Cater. Chief Kruse ttld yesterday ua> ty P tuhequetuonamrs.uumaa their plates hit Investigation ho a year, writor Crash, Third Man Critical Barrett, IS, otowrch La., injured in a hesd-oa car-track crash which trek the Una of two South Amboy joutht hare early Saturday. wti reported toll ta critical cooditto, thai toonfaag ta Rlvervlew Bfaa^aMamL iffiad h. tfc* crash were WU* Bern It QtiaUiu 17, ot IU ath- rbtt ft, aid Janet E. French, 314 Johnson La. Mice asid the car, whkhhsd been stolen in Sayrtvulo. waa driven by Qulnlaa aad wu going to miles aa hour, trytog to etude a police patrol car. ft crtahed Into an onoaiuks track drtvoabymr. BariwbV % Mr* Barrett Buffered a compound fracture of the right leg, brakes taw, aad multiple scrapes andbntom. resident employee of tto State Hospital, Marlboro, was killed May 23 when a car In which to was riding struck a tree on New- All taken to the boeptlal by tto Palrview tint aid man Springs Rd., Llncroft. aqutd. Preach wai dead on arrival aad qutaka died at 2:35 a. The traffic tie-up at the scene m. Tto accident occurred about. 13:18 a. n. Patrolman Herman Grillon Mid to w tto youthi' northbound cargo* i through. a' red traffic light at FlveComen. When he give ia tto patrol car, the vehicle wai accelerated to an hour, Tto highway wai wet with rain and the police oflicer aaid Miss Nartcy Wllklqs, a paiien- In Mr. Elliott's car, was he (eared an accident was in-goevitable at the ipeed the car wastreated (or knee scrapes. traveling. About two miles north Mr. Rhoades was charged with of the traffic light, Pntrolmnn drunken driving after he had Grillon said, the speeding car been examined by Dr. More attempted to pass two lanes ot h northbound traffic, swerving into the tc^thbound lane to do so. was signed by Mr. Elliott. Ofi*t Han Officer? Oak, * ItiahtolMhyeartaiMpBHValMh Meyner Signs More Pay Bills TUBNTON- FNaMdara an free to raise aalariea aa Job." Mr. toaawnaav tove beoa not rule oa the cause ot the i PiMay by Ow. Robert B. May Ullaaa It tald to bo a at the Port Tto county officer pay bill atbuto a new maximum sal- ary of UMM a year for MMmouth County dark 3. Runell WooUey^gtoriff Ira E. Wgcott. The car collided toadon with Mr. Barntt't truck in front ot Hermann's Bar Grill. Mr. Barrett wu drivtog ta the lane closest to the road shoulder, the patrolman reported. Bodice of the youtht wore removed to the Ckmdrum Funera Home. South Amboy. Relatlvea said the youtht had Army y entrance examla* ations Friday and weat out together that night. The car had been reported stolen about I p. m. from tto U.C. Auto Mart, Sayreville. The fatalities were tto aecond and third on Mlddletown Mghways this year. Frank Tyrrell, led to a second crash at 12:41 a. m., police aald. A car driven try Eddie Elliott, M, Long Branch, who had stopped because of the accident, was struck' In the rear by one driven by Alfred Rhoades, 41, of 88 Rector P', Red Bank. The Elliott car th i itnick and damaged a third car. ' Eight Band Concerto Set Ha tdatad out ttot <to ncro- DM COaWmtlM MS MB MMSf Ttofn HJR6, tto tow to tki bul aato ta 22 court? at $M* oa for antes Taa bute signed by Gov. Meyner ottabuah minimum and mtt- weak, I tove my Meadt n Moombum County to thank," Mr. am solarise for all county fretholders and county clerks, sher- Feist aald. He stated to foresees a growth iffs, aurrogatas, and registrars of of scouting la tto couirty not to (Continued on page M) MO NffOpltS EflmtQ C» B ill of wton BOW i ngk praln from Mr. ttornor auul JBtotaatoV avanaava0m fjajiiibia^ ^k V aavauti veeabvaab ^HeavaBBvaFv ^e w^wee UHV if Prod BUlen; aoout a "Yon have doae aa Aaother J. of regtoa two. Only laat wook Mr. Feist award atvaaby tto Bay ta Saa Pnadaeo. "For tto honor I received teat WEATHEB Fair whkamgkat a, Ml. HWs whb m Mw MHaf MM IWBT *a*bw» nav' W^^BBBWWWW tha tow Ms. TM to N aalaa Train Apis IntoAuto turn, turn Atow>ck,waailB?iriiila OB-OBly to JOB tto ap> ptwadilag tnia. iiowever, BM tratoeaglaeer.aaldto a btoat at to rt A ea<lsw flrtood'thhv tto chief coattauod. Tto ohm alto said Aa eagl- MOT 10IB UB M WWUPJUW WH traveling U to IB miles aa hour IN MATH Two South Amboy youths who polieo said wart traveling 90 miles on hour In a stolen car, trying to elude e patrol car offer going through a red traffic light, were killed In this craih on Rt. 35, Middletown, early Saturday. Paul Barrett, 35, Church La., Middletown, driver of the produce truck, It In critical con- S n io B dhv r e d> a So P c om P S dif i OB ln Wyjrvlaw_Ho!prtal. Tw*. wreck^cr.wpiork.d 20 minute, to separate the o vehicles, tod atoaasd to kufld «orough the Otart J. Edwtrd Rataht ratal nat parts of the Convention Set Commerce srd. married, has two chtl- Shrewsbury. Tompkins, general r the Aibury Park Area Chamber of Commerce, is host for next weekend's conven- BtBtempo, comthe State Depart- Conservation and Eco- nomic Development, will address the convention Saturday at 10 a. m. on "Industry's Future in New Jersey.". Among the other speeches to be given are "How to Uae the Enters Plea * SaSS H, tahtr WlttAvt*tMoa Botch. oa ito Bight ot ito atoytog aad klraagkd Mt wife at she alept pa tto couch. Tto Broastutor raid that tto tot fin to ito couch. Tto Cliffwoud Beach Man Acquitted thsrettoooat, Mr. Boldae wffl be a wen g u it hd tto t during g a atstt Thurs- RuflliM; P. lm approached tto ntertec- d day afteraooa of "Dowatown vs. FREEHOLD - Percy Sickles, tion. Camol. Little Silver: Frank f, CWef Zadorotay said Mr. Fadflc B«vd. Cliffweod Beatb, BlalsdeH, Mlddlrtown. aad B*. Christian stated to applied Us Stores." wu aqultted by a Jury yesterday of charges of receiving stolen several memlwrs of the>> aae> nard B. White. ShrMnhurr, aat brakes, but If was too We. Laat Tear He waa takaa to tto hoapttal June marks tto completion of *»*. ernlnc hodtm. ft was o>c*4*«li. b tto ono year with tha Red Bank Mr. Sickltt wu cleared of Invite Iit Red Rd Bank Bk awl l P< Pa> l*> Corpa. Patroimaa Robert Fan Com-charges if buying a stolen movie rewetenrartve- to o>- tm Ha for. camera from a Juvenile for IS encuuve Oct. U ta Ihwaaburg. Mr. Steklee was that offdms of Hmf WooModnt. testified that he had no know- Shrewsbury and Oceannort aha>. ft*- faftobaawbbiabmalb* *- ' aat a> aaaaaa^^ 1 liigyi mllllli, M IM, wwihl I pooled aad tto toleato of vidua! membert of the orabbfa* tiordnwn BOOB hi attenwto to WOOTOT., ledge of the fact that the yowh should loin. had stolen the camera from -'<e Keyport Auction Sales. The youth told Mm that the camera had been a gift and he needed the rroney., The case was tried before County Judge Elvm R. Simmill. Defense attorneys were Leo weinstein, Majawan, and Nor- Y Once final nltnt are made, fba' nrogram witf be oresentod o > fleiallv to the governing bodjab of would-be member rmmlcmatv ties for formal anoroval. UWns the olan. Stirewsbury Councilman John W. VanBrwH told members of Ms man J. Currie. Keyport. Assistant Prosecutor fohn W. Apple- Tuwdav nisht It Is "om of fhf most progressive thtnn that nig oewred in a lone time." gate represented the state. The ororara la nof with anotw ntan hv Blal»de" to INDEX romm»t**! rm farm. *! it was in Rurnson mme veart f «ago that a ilmii orean'xat'oav Births. ;.;. caller! the.tersev Shor«Proteei New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce," by Irving T Gumb, Church five Committee, who orpsnlted executive vice president, and Classified.... W-71 mainly to put up a united front "A Course In Practical Politics," Editorials aealnst rail and utllltv hikes coa. by Harvey Leulri of the United Obituaries... iidered unfair. This asiuwifttioa States Chamber ot Commerce. OM Tunes hat not been active, however. Also included ia the program Real Estate M In recent yean. are a vlilt to Fort Monmouth, Social L 17. M, N a buffet luncheon and day at Monmouth Park find election and Sports.._.-_.. _ MM Boy«ami «lr i. Th«WorthTn'aion Ma< installation of officers, Art Claim ' hunlrm rvupnrntlon will w Klo hr Altxanrtcr Murray Httidln, Bri*»««v«ty too ntftlipi IM oolltct. Sim* HI., ('.'ml lloor>,.rtil B«nk. HH 1M6I. 11^)' IT* to lie iilflit (or Itclnulinc» Typewriter Barilla, waroti. llmr mml b«fruh. Comet All m»kr«new or unrcl. Low 'n nrt with IIOIM punclinil In lh» ton ltd M. OtiiunntGHt. Emiy lorm* R I'anllnulHK IMvldrnda plco'n, 101 Mnnwoulli M , [.,1,1 Ilnc, JH^7 Prrarnt rkta 3"!. KKt 'Thpy may tin k«nt In a relrl «r«lo» R llrllib iii a mlnlluutltnt ios lllnnk Sav\nKt unit l,onn. 10 Bronil Bt., ai ti llmi>,\m\ h»v«your n»m«an4 licit Bank. Ailvimineinenl. irl-lrm tirlnt>>'l I'lcnrlv "n «ach i«r, adrnwami Hunmtf ITIH Wnnhlniion (Jlochomletl Corpwa*- nrolllni r.jimren for lununii, maniti Drlvp In limti '< I'lMini 'ivnrli" inli.ml nl lha ion. Hwlminlnr. pm>l fin pramlml. ^'idrntaji Tixnl, anirlts, foiintaln inrv it i-tn. J11 JK.1.1 tllm tmllm ccclo C on nol W 1-01U. 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2 avrfry WK^rPryPKHPT Change Ordered in Keyport Dereliction Charge Gets Action; Chief to Fight Power Loss atare- RXYPOftT-Aaa M ordrr kaatd by Mica Chief us daft af pahea aaly. Anything at ll ON nfll SUdl OtCTSS 9VST contrary to tha akaw. «guilty tha polka dapartaeat "eoald aat water teat sampka to tha nerd ad ateteyoeparinsnt of Haahn maaaafnanal kvaiwbs mna* twr I whkaaabtoctto ISf forthaprekct Canty. pg the Earikr Hightanda for present day adu- Mr. Wanar I that the Ilw tor "tafciag autten tola af wdaj aekaea la the lour am kaadi without consultlag aw. 1 Ha to Mr. Carrie's Issue Delayed Church^chool Water Co. eatkn." trend of _ af Now loraoy; aad Ma Group Backs samanaamamt to traaalatina to atailar ipheraa to Ha also aatod that aay alter I tha utility par- bs only Tho 7-11 ptoa baaau 31 to ths police It ako dtu her "oouteat aad School Plan tnltthm to tuaaal theoa^- totnpofsiy saswor Is ths rooms also tactodu library, gymtha apastol daty cods and prudent understanding of the prualag moral ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The St., to lay lfrtaeh water mates aamvjbl MM WmHMKmnmW9 Of* n Stato Parkway, aaar Church In Holmdel ^^Li^^ ehflft^ ^b^sansiaakai^am^b^l^^bi ^tm problem. Theregknal achooi Is a Haa tsfw sotutioa lo dio arao* tor aa earouby Chkf ajrufl rather thaa the Sttyu; are Oamecrate. and political trends n tha na- local BifwstHi Aaaaciatka, tor-to tha Rarltan Valley USA. tract of TH tomtste. Chief Sproul, n bob. HOI tios»iahae...bar ptttont and mriy tba Teachers AMOCtotka, PaMhwtotMtoWaaaya to liti. Mr. Canto of coaacu'a acttou at ths of BdueatlOB psrarvtrtaf dadkatka to the voted to glvo tmaataon eupeort school hl plight. liht Mayor Harry whether ai mlukn-dotlar lunw Mail location for tha achooi. at thai bk mg, tomad a waratog of hk own. for laat Friday, parput of Interpreting the wrf to the propoud regkaa) ooum ba afforded by tha borough. aaanaaaat*aa ahlnrtlllsi M Huaamt. ataman 1 JLmmmgMmM^ AJaaaaaJ duatolackof a <Mr. fsiw ONASBBS of IBOQSITI tffimst usa si ) inootina ia UIB WKWMMf amlwcuwf; UmTVaW" +^^^^ «ssamnnn»njuj HBV**)! Tha baud wu aad u p Thomas Tyrell, real estate If tha aim puses tba July ll hsrnanyyunof Judktom Monday afternoea.au» delaying or eliminating if possible any large, new housing do- that the school waa out of reach agent here. the opinion wu^afaraaraad - " The mtouto a revised referendum, comptotka af tha tha aew* and Inspired participation to the ban ware present ant **._ ordinance to adopted." ba ty-formad Hattat Catholie par important ^^Ha J p province of tha New * * ' " tet "at tma Mma." of the psopk financially. CB] woam ffjawnvmmal ma "Pto Polfce going Chiefs to Aaiociatko taw It to the to make atate ism VST Q90 Of tflo SChOOl SIKH 1 bar of Jeraay Control Board. vote oa the ragkaal ptaa win ba p um towttanlp Citing tha oilstlng Indtbtenesi S n tram tha chkf. eartato ao proviika la agatott tortam for Sunday "Par a lifelong and continuing htm July IL to tha tcbwi, from win ba tha only municipality la Preliminary p f the borough and the achooi, VK mm. aauva^a state law or Civil Serrtca regupvwwr ai Mrs. Edwin dsvotka to the man of tho akk S p. m. Taw pauag ptoeu PT d^eaaa^kaaa JV l A Uc Highlands paytog OM per lew need for a new water well, Isaaaaa aaaalamaaaaanft laaaaanfaft 1.laid ftfecurrie at the Tuudsy tottou. vloa pruksat told Tha Register aad needy la hoapitala and wetbrought up thn but that It cast during tha last two achooi voumy cant of tho buikmag costs aad sciiooi Unaocasfton plans for a fire he masttog. "The chkf k aatog tma mat the not board i Highlands par out " i Uth grade, oa apt Based community paaoru a threat amu aad wmu a u wmp**]* wmp the authority vastod la a ba held Wednuday idght INI aqualisad au would wtodup "bankrupt." voluatka oa flguru to both war wm hk hk man. man. at at bk hk turn, watan, tedtoll-1 pottee chkf by CtvO Service l^rwsebnk out that jstate statutes. I have a duty to tog them to affect YoaH do H' If M homes an constructed ptoa would have to receive apy tost the way I wsat or n aupead you'.- ponjos dspattncnt sad not certain whether n final board tha tract, situated to Hatkt prove! from the Division of Local to tho people." deeiska win ba reached at tha Tnompan iaebjde an honorary added. "I dn*t want to get.... <>tree of of philanthropy Government who would not allow Actual ^- tnu : ^^ ^^^^^^^^g^a'^^^a' 4 U^K ^^^ 1^^1'^K^b the borough to wind-up in ouch ba divided Z akfdjavjf] df^aamw aaaat flbnatm kto a fight with council, but I of church na of from I Rutgere University, and tha aa jwwww at anauag a financial enditka. oa a par pupa aaaaaaaaaaa^fe." flsjbadaaaaaaa Jaanaal D ako dnt want to an politka a public school wu discussed Selective Service Medal, granted aad HlgWtmih Boards of Edac* atfxediatomeptttmdspartment. Informally by tha board last project would aumlvuhia bring anmaps, the Coat of the proposed»room Offtdak hava ty Congress for her work la ad-tko, to present facta oo the re-makaal plan to tho public. Dr. achool system, school administra- UMM. This figure includes ana, at tout fnmm to chudrea tote the total achooi hu ban estimated at SI.- M If that happau. thn every time bat na policy wu sst Mg the SeleeUra Service Act before aad daring World Carniito, Ugh achooi tors have noted, requiring addi- constructko and equipment. aid over atea year period. - ' to pbutkal adtopartmeut will anted opposition thn on grounds War n. principal; George tional school fadlltiu estimated ~ Pint Another pubttc haaitag wu ba Several Doatd mamban ba affected tad mat wll be thethat "a precedent would be et- She baa ban died by tha MoohoMan for her aid to the found- services to apeak before aay ctv. scnooi pfiacipsit ana at mofo thsn $l,sj SpSS9. Hav. Jamu English, paator of held Thuraday on thapropualto wont thteg mat over happened ' Tha Inn hu not mouth County Board of Free- ami teachers have offend their to thai torn." bean diecuubo formally since The Board of Educatka. how-stever, hu bun sharply reetricte Andrews Epiaeopal Church tha Atkntk ~ ' At the beetonag of ths that toe. ing and admtamntka of I'M k groupa to town. n- ananas lag. Mrs. WHUtm Roust aw coajinicaoa oy find Hmltettou sat Water Emergency Declared; for treat- Dr. Carnrite k achadukd to St. eomeuto M Waal -nni aaaak* Qfr- luimilhivllff* speak at the July M _ ^ Waal ID (M by atate law. Ia MM aad»i7 Mn. Thompson urvad u chairman of tha the June n meeting of tho Lka's tha Atlantic Highlands Boosters; Btwtththa. Board aadm power to Mn. Baaadkt BNHoimdel Rd.. Haaat. oa behalf of tba action n legal dadakaa regardlast night tha board to speeding OK $8,000 Pump Repairs i'a rommlttu of the NewClub, along with board IIW awfl faaaaaanaaa PSVaWflBJBj Tba borwili Jeney Committee for Conatftu- D. A, Buaeh aad aracaaaef I* Charge) now paator, Rev. Edward P. Ing Industrial ana conversion. t«oal Revtako. toschor Joha Patofsoat sad at UNION BEACH - Borough Ha will serve u a probatkoary arka l nojumag to mat n officer be She aald tut Sunday night Patrolman Prank Crkeulo and'two Mra. Mkme. who la chairman Blaatn. The board will thla week write to She haa aerved aa a trustee of the June M meeting of the Atlantic Highlands Civic Assocta- *,m approprtatka after deelar- replaces Gusteva Dinar, who re- Council Thunday night voted an for all naaatanjaanul JnV^mW unaa aannaab aanldl Community Planning Associates, Rlverview Howttal. Monmouth the new code ako should pro- unidentified poucomn came to of the pariah walcom TTMWOSI Ownsntp fnsstof nun* Medial Cmter, Monmouth County Mental Hygiene Society. Na- Mr. Waesthoff spoke at a meet- department. Mr. Kubtck k ategto aad has ing an ontorgency to tho water «MaJjoehwf w» ttw power the house and that Mr. CriscfUo mlttae, aam that Rev. nan, for a final legal optnlon. "pulled" bar husband oat by thewin attend the board The planning consultants ham tkaal Ataodatkn of Public big of tha Hdy Name Society to Councilman John Mclnnu n- for the pm arm "without showing a warrant Wednceday night ffllt M l i l IkW Puband the aoao ratricttas la tho adjacent of a Police Chief Matthew J. mm * «gf J lnm. ja that as a mutt of recent mn H dear that tma WM of any Und" or stating a charge, If board pormtojioa to gnat- lie Health A ant tha ante authority at at aad "hauled him off to pobee ad, the first wm ba ofthe acbool June M. Caaesr SHREWSBURY - A or available baton, show the over four other aaplicaata who Now sjsfssy avbsrfcsn SPPXIAL socnoas off Honnflol sad Mstswsa Nags, nev- said the new patrohnn won out ffoai the departnmatt haadojaarten'' when potko "still refused to stato aay charge. It that Mn. Htm) atitanut meeting of the Board of Board chairman John F. Eicnor [PMiwinnnco of DOUI piuavpa ss tk took written Utk Uatk I aald Mr. Dana, "that She said that aftor ti George W. Ahr will vtait the of Lewto S. Thompaon. She.._ tka will bo held Mondi Monday said the board might consider "u extreme* lasffkknt" It is tho first time aftor SJ If a time we reaaaca. and iwiaa ft ttawagaly. 1 H H finally tuned out that ạnd the of tha su^^ssea. U^f««haflawJyoaraa«h^fJautoma One machine, hl be b aam, i to pump- uamiutka bu bun gtvea id interragatka "auch aa youparish m about two weeks to born to New York and educated P- of tha aa auemate O would ham fond to Nad Oar. to^^ihc^uttl^rumw'*» wtod im flnactal taaluuangnda r ^ o U ^ i ^ ing at IS par cent capacity, tha new appvntmeate to the force, (Rarlten Vjlky, VtX) ether at N par cent and the first time to two yun r, Mrs. George Clayton y, church am to R-IJ (luxl»toot Ma) or Aa a result of tha readings, he an appointment bu ben consaid, aaglnaen of tho Layn»New firmed by uaaaimou vote. aauaefl that undtr CM Servlea hrt^<1til pouea nylagtha that Mr. (1MB3M). atatutaa "the appotatlng body hu mrown IWH D66T Jlll ill smmmaaaml An* York Co., New York, were called tha right of upenaka." m her yard. nwp appiwfaj IOT Mr. Mclanes uaouaced that in for aa Inapacttoa, the water supply to IN homu "I remind you gentlemen." he The two woman. It wu learned the swvhome project, on lots averaging 70x108 feet, win expire this bearings are worn and Impellers ers pay delinquent water bilk It showed that on one pump, will be cut unless tba homeown- paid, "that the Mayor and Council is the appointing body." as a remit of an argument, each yosr* Tho tnsp approvals won are worn or broken, and on themimedlately. He aam the total v«r, ngneu coumor-compiamca Other ordinance changea rec- eharglag the other with dieorderly conduct. ODcsinOB pnof JO saopiioa oc IMother the pump shaft Is in dan-tor the MO Mils comn to ^f-j_t_..ai _ *-_ aitnaadttnai jt# tflaak K.700 ban af tha MMraigbtbyllayar Ha asked Mr. Curria th* polka officer who iavestigatfea to Ji agani thru weeks ago "daf it ea ** ctwrsmfaaa waa paid extra fcr K." *""? "" I us eat certaia aa To RaritanLand Bill Tonizht RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Fiaal deckkn win ba made tonight n aatd ora mm tor fjva acru of hat at sat B u n Street Scant sitc. Tha parent, awaad ay by the miiairsjahty May Get 550-House Project Create Greater School Problem; Mull Two Plain ABIMH TOWallllP ~ Tawa- Stole Offtcfal 7-12 Regional School Plan HtGHUNH -Tha ptoa awamag tma dmrict H. k* eight by 1 Vameref the state Departat a puuk baartag Park. MrT Warner, director of «rk. Its their duty to fkd l-gtf) aua> smkaa^^ggaam anuaa^aaaaau) Baa* aifubt Bun) aaaa) aapaal I W saaattd, amtof aaly anas* site v* he af avteaawtattaayantoaa Mksaad ardar waa a rtault Ckrk. Mra. Adelaide B. Craauaar said Carrie laat waak la DaaaM Nuaa to "aptfkeated "forthwith." Bw aald tha insatttsl AdylwMaa "Good," Hid "thafe tha "ttnama aa»--iat aamk Rajah E. Mudy Tha mayor hu Jut u eeverty rappad Mi crttka der tha buildara' which he bu Monmouth College Awards tslttllxs** Degree to Mrs. Thompson * T i? 9 * awarla aajd Mat i WEBT MNO BRANCH - Mra. Lawfal. #Baakfc ' ^a^k ggy B T H V I B B aaflb^pbt w aa^b^aaaaaav aaw^^^aaasag^pb^aa^aab' ^aa* a^a* Health baa beaa adriead by tha 1-That tha pollco department work echeduk. which la prepared by the chief, ba aubject to comch police committee approval. Mayor Currie and tha entire council demanded to know why It had taken three men to handle mch a cue and why "an arreet" had been made under such elrcumatuncea., Patrolman Criidlio told i J That the council pouoa committee have the power of initial with final termination to ba made by the full council. J-That to the abaenca of the chief, tha pollco captain or ant bigheat-ranking officer be In full admliuatfailva charge of tha de- denied the woman's charges and said that be wu "flabbergasted" partment. at them. "the new edict" (on speeding) 4-That police enforcement du- "There la no reason not to be-halieve every word this woman tickets had been handed out gone into effect,.aome 2S to ties relating to borough ordi ujancu, sttch aa enforcenu it of says," Councilman Alton Willing one week "ai compared to vending and pinball machine II declared during the meeting. eight or 10 per month prevkuaba "spelled out" and'she had company in the house "written specifically" Into the aade. f That members of the police department ba required to file ttme sheets semi-monthly (s recasunenditlon made by Mr. Dane, finance chairman) with the council finance committee showing such details as hours worked dally and sick leave. On this point, Mr. Dane and Mr. Currie noted that "all borough employees and departments aikcept the police department" such time sheets. "We need Information in exact form," Mr. Dane commented, "in order to maintain proper borough financial records." Curria Criticised Councilman Henri J. Hansen ngaln criticized the mayor for not turning over to the police commissioner, Robert J. Strung, era later that ha had I gantry" and that 'It wu nothing more than a routine neighborhood dispute." He at the time, therefore there were witnesses." Police admitted there wu no charge or complaint filed against Mr. Rosseter. Mayor Currie asked "whether than ait In half. this is typical action by the police?man had a cough, he would call "Before," he said, "if a police- Councilman Strang assured him in lick and take the day off." it was not. Start Investigation Councilman Hansen demanded a full Investigation, by the governing body, not the police department. "If these charges are true," he said, "a letter of apology, both from the police department and the Mayor and Council should be written to these people. 1 know that through the years, our pollcfmcnt have always tried to be courteous. I am shocked at this." Mr. Strnni: said.later that he o the borough clerk, records wished to put In a good word pertaining to unlicensed vend for the police. Ing snd pin much chlic "All of a sudden," he du :ofcirccl, 'then b nothing bat erwdsm of the pouco deotrtmetrt. They do their Job day in and day out and by and large it k a fine Job. But tot ON thing go wrong and everyone pounces on them." He said that he had asked for a crackdown on speeding to January. Mr. Hansen told a reporter uriier that "some people got the Mn from a newa story hut week mat I'm not concerned about the speeding problem." "That Is not so," ha said. "I am very concerned about It and I have always done whatever possible to eliminate It." Mr. Currie reported that since Mr. Strang defended the police department's change from a 41 to a 40-hour week. He uld department morale Is better now and that tick leave haa been more IMMUNIZATION REQUIRED KEYPORT - Officlall It St. Joseph's Catholic School 'inthat full Im- nounced this week munization will be required for students entering the school next year. Students will have to be immunized against polio, teta nus, smallpox, vhooping cough and diphtheria, It wis reported. Parly leasers: shrimp, water chestnuts, nut-stid'fcd pitted sodked prunes and xysters may all be wrapptd round with bacon, secured with pick.n nnd broiled until tho bacun is crisp. I Ma a> jdw^aa aaa^maaant aa\albav aaaaatt H Wm swsf saafstaiy s w m ntaw» high echaet aatl Stay a n au toejutt. law BVavaPS BJBJ afmaar 170 aavaaaaaw dafmnaamaal fs fhfl ead otgbm gmdss to be. anperly pnpand tor high S. Baidaaaw Mia. Tbaajgaoa*! y«n af g«b> Lafea Lanarta here, that No i that a court nit aadaawaaimamprlactoalaf naaur money's y lot tbk type" JM Dto Dayto> > > RS RaS High catka" catka." ha a piraimaat if ffn Mm -"-*- " '^j't'*"* maailap to fpriagfkm areval at me ptoa. Earl B. Oajrbaa, ^^^w ^W^BaWaiB^ PW ^^^.. I-- dfca*^ davai Aaa>ABalaaaV ^^^* _-«-- -.»* J_-*-^-^ a saw oobmal mm taw OTHaiBHr»* **- Ourga Ktog. who wu ntoadnrawnant of atuvtty" aa aw part of the toad-u4odentedhere.tomma au* aatotod oat I Tba cbarga waa auda twa ante that the pin would give the L ago by tba»-- ^ naanwasaaaalaa ab Ihti auinaaai [wjatanaj VJI f*wlbatsun»nj an awav* law BfJPlP civic a^sasj) waica aad mat it would ha at tout M high "unpossibk to adapt the present af baaduni high school faellltka to Attontk aaadad to -WJI KtfHIARSING Miii Judy Hutband modoli bridsi gown (o bo auctioned at the Calico Carnival of Chriit Church, Middletown, June 26. Flanking Mill Husband at tha fashion ihow reheanal are Mn. Andrew V»n Dyke, left, and Miit Cecely Craver. Clothes will be ihown at 4 p, m, and auctioned at 7:30. ^ township's ton In a ordinance which wss sppravod la July, MS6. Genovese Met At Apalachin NEW YORK CITY-Vlto Gen IS Wast Highlands Ave. Atlaatk Highlands, N.J., a rack- " to I1N,IN bail sppani a ntuvoocs srread Tuesday ba did attend the tote a wmca Ofa SStSM SSI* aaasar Tha official said dul The tobto thla type of pro- M aaaaaaaaw ojaaalaw "* anaal BjBaav aaatat ^Baaav ajaa^aaipaaa>aa fanaaflabaal aad beta andean teef of te plsa woaai mall ll last tibaf Masy aai naskt 19 wwji board BWT f^nwarwai w^aiaj j a»»^saa^bj *** a a n a j B v R a a a a a v a v f ^ i ^ g ^ 4MS MS absaaaaav ttigaj of aduwo gat ger of cracking "at any time." A sum of $3,001 wu appropriated for the repair of each pump rnd B,IOO earmarked for the pur- Chan of outside water while repain are being made. Bay Prem Boner! and witt help take can of the water r appropriation " Ho said there will be a further crackdown on other deltnquut account* after the Municipal Finance Commission audit to completed. The Mr. Mclnnu aald he hopu to comes to an eatimatad'lhim. b» abk to buy the water from Keyport "If we cant," be aald, we're la Keyport to now repairing one of Its wan, at a cut of SU.NI. Two to Hospital Former Councilman Philip J. Apalachin underworld convention. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS i> A Cassldy wu critical of council But bo told tho New York Stato twwar accident at I p. m. last for awarding tha work to Layne- Investigation Commission he went night at tho corner of Mount New York Co. without competialong u a guest of what he Uve bidding, and tth Avanuar onde4 with one thought wu u to be a eoclal af- Mr. ~ driver admitted to Rhrerview Mclnnu defended tha action, noting that the borough eafair and. than, ate a steak Bandwkb and had of sslllng summons for a Rumen youth. f tour,, u wen u tba company, py, Hospital and a careless driving Ha ba George H. Bertram, 17, of IN naua OMaaan^ AIK ^^mm^^^^^^m^^m a^ ^^ along at the tnvitatka of Joaeph mpu 1st luuno u oimfgfsncy 10 ox* Ocean Blvd., la listed In fair Ids, New Brunswick, N. J,, automobile Uluman. ing after receiving emergency condition In Rlverview thla morn- "Either pump could atop any day/' he uld. "Wo were fortunate to discover ths situation treatment last night for hud Genovese hu charged that bis Injuries. recent narcotics conviction was a when we did." His daughter. Lorjlee, 3, alu frameup resulting from the meetinn >t the homo of Joseph Bar $30,000 to 140,000. He said new wells would cost was treated for hud Injuries and released. hare, Sr, Nov. 14, Since At the ume time, Mr. Mclnnes made it clear that the then, law enforcement agencies Charged with careless driving have bean trying to determine the Is Joseph Nlckerson, Jr., ll, of $*,000 repair figure Is an estimate. "They won't know exactly teal purpose of tha meeting. Gen- Ridge Rd., Rumson. 'vese, on his charge wu senten- what's wrong until they get in- The Bertram car, traveling ced to IS yun Imprisonment and t»,00ofrae. Barbara died last Ight. He had been doctoring ;r a heart ailment. Ida, said Genovese, described Barbara an a "big businessman" to whom he hoped to sell automobiles. No explanation was given as to why it was thought that Barbara, a bottling plant operator, might want some Genovese sled. to the Job," he pointed out Lut year, the borough apent 16,200 for repairs to the wster system filters. No Sprinkling As toon as work li started which may be "within days," Accident Sends east on Mount, collided with the vehicle operated by Nlckerson when the latter failed to yield the right of way from 8th Ave., police said. Patrolman Richard Davis Investigated. residents will, not be permittee Council Bluffs, Iowa, on the to we water for lawn sprinkling Missouri River was named that Andrew Kubick, 31, of 5 Dfblinfi becauso for the bluff on which Si., was appointed to the polio the town is located was ong«.the department by unanimous vote.iito of Indian powwows, V

3 Nevr Middletown Zoning Proposed To Ai Unkm Police i wm ftoaby darrtek a» to Receive At Middletown MDOLETOVN - MidMowa Kurt Freywr, Pete Freed, Ma* School will gra*- Gaaaea, Richard DeaaJ* Gilnon. Chariot OMB>, M a Green, Maarfaa CJraV UM, Raymond The et*rd«e wil aa ham at N a. m. aa 0» aadetic eta aa^a au*awmij IOMIA^BBU BBvaaftnaalhaY Hi ia which cat* they h to the put M Tufa Rt» mm*.** lto f jb IMSKWHVNMtl foayar Boyle K. PVM eattog of *e body at - dd topetdfc JadMiStne, i at the < Iffortwllba Landskroener Re-Elected to Scorn Pott MUJ0U10WN - Peter A BvPaBvaajBaBB)^P^BBJBBBB aj Oier ^potraeivaa ewttj awar awaiy V M VMHCtM CaaWtaMB iff tteqfaataf Hortatn Dtfttfic^ fta^tabmaadbbbav ff%mjbbfkl daf BBMBV CIMBWJM at o auur Madtog at McOdn't Orov*. tymjvodtotnct I i» arteu ottoadtd I Cd. Hdlto C Uwto, coaunaader of Fort Ifaacock, oa tht value d acouttog u regarde Amcrica't armed forcee aad iati idattoaa. Cd. Uwto or of the Ftoar da la Dtotrld * ib ai Baa of " military ptreuojtt la Elected dtotrtet vtee dwinua were Joha H. Wyuw, Mutt* town, aad Otou M, ' tlve bi Rlckaer, 1 «tdadooer Rlckur a program award ta f a dntrfefa goto fa berahrp ta tha program i ftdkil BBBBlhAilfMauB^IABnl 1 ' rt H. h$ 'mmart to Caat Oaocga *7» BBta» MrrtMl* 01 CKplOfff rmt Bmll ajbm wlaiatwbvva^vfo^p^i owawj j^fwtb^on/wbbjbj V tmrasbod coaru at the Schnf too* Rttoivatloo. Tbt "Ampdr- Ap jurm lofthaltracfcaa- UgbtCa. Ctorw, Port Moowu atatotad by Joseph Aoollna aad *^ -* 9Mmmm^mm latijltli* a"evfewv HfJflJv«o MHJ0IC VAA^HAUBM Ua^tMM* itoul B J(ajlmw*1efJ InmPaVaT/ «PJD r VHetOaUant FJeeted to the cmrtet commit, tea wan Albert R. QjtacfcMbttb tad Edward Waller, Atlantic Itlghtaadt; teourd Conpton. Caring, George Ron, Jr., Maffeo aad Raymeod Youag. Fdr Havea; L. R. Lowry. Lrale Sitter} Joseph ABOUU, Burad Renyoo. WfOJam Jakes. Walter IQSo atwqtft Itjroap MradttoviHf mourn: J. m Letter Rlgby and us* kftmbf BBBdaMaaa^tdl ataaaw lal aa^fe abbbha Ml Gray, Set For tha fna, yard, aaf ethor paw 14) IJ.I Referendum RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Ti toard of Edacattoa win htht etecuoa Aug. 4. Tha wiu be ft* tea* first flnt atep toward local voter approval for eamtnctta of (» 2oroeaJorM h ataoai here, fcnli win be aakad n MB> prove 1the tfaaaler of board Mf> nmde net fordto fietato add the bout wu aok to have "moat" of fbto "Mil JiM> Mk«w Also on the ballot will be a qmattoa to give the board aottv oristaoa for purchase of half (SO acne) the FadflcPark alia, lor omdracttoo of tha high school, aad tnedbty fmichue d tat Sawn tract, oft Pode Am The board to to decide wtttda two waeka lagardtag lachmka of DM Smith property. Tho»aere tract to Hated at ftmoi. Al a Mental ta Tnatot loot wauk. aajmbia. gbatmtabbl mmwmtmmm wommaadad that tha Smith pnpeftybeboaghtaewudhom or nnan grammar The board already hat t#.m0 la Ha capital total of incathti Board reprutatahvu will 1 today, ta Troatoa. with thestato Department of Educattoa. to aa mpt to obtata Tha board will aakthe atato to imit a bond totw of tmatjoo j»*» «*oolv «P» ow, tat ^^^taw^^a^a^w vtaave^^amwo' aaw BHBBBBW eajaaaj agne* to, uoottdally. ia H^W,- The board bopm thdbnaam d accrud of a greater tarpau Hi anticiaaiad. ih«-**** wtn mim^m ^^M^vvgjt^avVWfp f ejtbfaj BBWJBJBVO7 WB/gJOO BaBjaa'ijrtP*aBB p} #UO>B^BBXI BVIIBKBJ aamhmbo, A MCOQd nfcfwdavav VU avi ootmhictftfi tit a' later «iat% * bury: Mr. MacKtoa, Port The father ud uacto of Dwke WMottaT Dr. Wamo Fowler, Jr., niiag^ifi fgjaud orchtetra loadtf.wenbottbottanatthewlmt. David RtpJaa, Patrick J. Vac* careth aadfeytoa WKh WKtehr, Rd RedlHouae, SCOUT CAMPBti Eileen Engalman ef Eaif K u burf, left, a member of Senior Girt Scout Troop 74, and Peggy Ann Winftr, Atlantic Hjghlandi, a mombtr ef Clrl Scout Marlntr Ship 44, arr shown looking over the tchedule for the mobile camping trip they will maka to Canada and the New England States June 21 to 26, ai representatives of the Northern Monmouth County Couni oil of Girl Scouti, Four other Senior Girl Scouts, and tw«idvh IOMJOTS alio will participate In tha jaunt. whlba of tka f4dmta ft, NakbtoMttuia of the body. He raptoeea f waavaca - wsa* tvmfami a. Uf jtafmtl aaa af laui taw BvVVJlBMaW QUwTe WU Zoatog Board of AdkaV Ht* NarW MMwart ara wyaa sadder, MnrdagtMi km, ta^omkawaamkajai iumbbk* WaaMl ataamaamp Eighth St., towyeaf MTM, and Fred Varleee, Fourth St,, tor no bdaaco of IttO. Mr. Varleee Joha MrfliMpa Fifth flt, w u aeth A.. 0. Tragoa, Joha C kfffler aad Tha JOBS F. Cwatatt, all of Hanto rdaaa coapaay aad Jeha A "> MoOregor. Anrther Gray aad Robert Rlagwtn. all of Uatai VN fli WMMT AT MWI 8pfttatJHa e^aajpbj aja^avova^aav BjaBBj o^aaajajab ajaj a* BJMT M. wu naoaioad. PaHie baarlag wm be awt Ttaoraday " & - Board Chief Leave$ Pott In Matawan MMMMN - 1w» for the bmmih'a court adt a- JMJ the baflden of Haven *!? "f* Park aad Gbttoga Park. The heroath wm charge flat tha build- at Barry BJHB WM _ as MM MA ma* ^^^mm ' VIV Vtm IDl JWpB ttnete ta the two prior «bo ' ' ' Ow project wu re- Borough Attorney Ralph 8. f^mbbbbbm ' ^BSB)VBMASMUB1 H ebml.fi #B1BV^ m. to evmea^ebaj w^anmtembboevvjal vv> vv/gvs OjaaaBjaj boat a. year to aettto the court Board Votes Pay Raises. HKMLATDfjWoeeph R. Th> osfito wtn receive a INI bv cnue ta Ma pmtttoa u principal taateiak ek^^sa' e^a^a«ul* 1» O l JVJaVe fill PffjaCBI hob 11 yea^ aem ate huac- The prtodpd'a rain wu tattk% lumludl amaawdhm avai M n " JawfJ pwbilii fjanfjmafaffai ftlia to tom; affuca daric*, ratoa to tano; atteodaace ofrcerjlw rattt to 1700,, to at a bat schod tudhor, t«raiutosno. en. at a monthly atfary of fin. The board. vouag after a 40. Mra. BUM Boyle reported a mtoute exaattiva session, alao May dafidt io, tht ClUfwood tocmbpeaiate Mr. Tia-cafeteria of NO aad a Matawaa ^B> S^BMM#J. fdaiaawal IMB tvalabobadl la> Haalaf Pftstaw alaaf aa a taaaaflai Mat h KM) porith kmjmj «Hafcraetlat A a««catheila akavea a^ uaoal *ra «fc, Mt giada; Mn. data u,,, Wuaaai, NJM, to teach Mn.: Thai la! Mgh adaol 'aautoao, * ^ ^^*# w^eti'- ejawbaato. Carrut 1 Bt3.TBI 'TM> mat I ms laaa> Jaft Ikam dtlata* ibuwupddto tadtwatavto- Jr.. HdlmdelOKs BeULaba Road Project Tt» IUM luacrto) Mi* 8 Immi CaMutty avaajb AM AaVtidl TtofoailtOMoftoai topar flan jfl to 4 M. to A Hopi Indians To Display Arts* Oafto rmcat WH parfone) durtog the Pfeffor. Btetbath Malm* Vfc> NEW autewsavr -Tht aoeeal ijpafo grade due at the «wt> fkbml'ta4 dte toaaor, Ftold MBMWM ta Chfcaao. thejaequdiae Whdaa, Mn. T. ht drovea, tookobdd White, Vlrdda tito Moaday. AiiinaMialid by ZMtadtl. Patrtcto Zllly. Mn. not PicfMrdL Mrs. Aad Dadd Bahr, George Ball- Steeo. Jr^ aad Mn] han/daalel Bemett.' Daniel Mayears.TVywtoMtedMOmlUii;'" 1 *"* """ 7kM MMtfalTfit tha tfam tor "rattricted " abtor The The BBSBT BlBaReiaBBiBBlaVBrfaMa^aiaaB^aie I Tin* rto! a S be bald aa- i AH owft raeajpta be da- wtthta 41 a banki houra - Aria HIGHLANDS - A white dephant tale will be held Tuesday, 3. All uwouoctttm taxes be June 30, at the American Legion Danid S. Ely, township dork, pott homo by the auxiliary to wtn tm for Ma extra School eafderta profit of tin reported that the date Highway Rlverview Hotpital. The tale will work u coach of the acted baateam. Memorial School cafeteria equip- of the (atenectioa of Bethuy Hottestea will be Mrt. Henry A lltjto j contract for CUffwood CUftwood P^rt""!!^»OM a survey tart at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Tlacorala, whose team won neayna awarded to low bidd Vto Co, East TrafeWb. Mn. Frank Card. Mrt. Junes Rd aad Holmdd Rd. Anderson, Mrs. Junes Bailey, foe coaferoace chainpwuhip lad atkod to be relieved of the AcosrdtagtoMr. Eh/, tha» E. Smith, Jr., and Mn. James dbttm Mat year. fay wu forwarded to the Drviton E. Smith, Sr. Mra. Albert Carlstrom ud Mn. Smith, Jr., will of Law and Public Safety. He of S1.0N. FLAM BUS TRIP Botod that the survey showed a act at tuctioneera. Vases, potwiden and other articles will UNION BEACH-The IUUan EBK 441 LEADKR tught tacreue In the traffic ilume. be auctioned. American Clut Auxiliary will MIDDLETOWN - The local A tract split to permit construction of a home on an under- member. It was decided not to Mrs. Willton Brown Is a new hold itt annual but trip to At-4-lantic City July 22. Mrt. Louis Club, meeting recently In Leed'ii Hall, discussed the prob-ttud (ot was granted to Leon hold a btislneu meeting in Au leone was named chairman at. a lem of finding a new club leadr.. '. Stemptsr, Palmer Ave.. Mr. gust. Instead, there will be a meeting last week. Stempler previously had obtained social, Birthdays were celebrated by Mra. Sceva Whitney, has resigned aa leader as of June 30, Township CommHteeman Ed- Weit Germany's population a variance (or the project. Mrs. Frank Barone, Mrt. Arthur Cairo and Mrt. Grace DeOesb. To have tha club continue next win Uebenow wu given approvkm of MftflW feat each. of them young now includea millions who fled Ojfta were received from secret year, a new leader rniyt be found al to aibdmda tract into two 4>e Eastern European sateultat, to. iy-auf.-l people, thai. >* "*.y 0 " Oaorge Convery, George Codto no Orient, Un. Mge, Walter CMatBdmt Coou, Robert Cram. from. Mn. dbymr Mra. WUiaai I the Pacific Ocean fa Jaima Cusanelll, Carmoa DeGenlte. Walter Dethlefsen. Jamu I Aoiertea. He addt: "The OFF TO i I awwad SUN la> BOW an ecooomlctlly FAIR HAVEN Mtu Uo>CJ Devine, Michael Dmardo. Mfaa tasdr over the ^ _!?) " r bert. Htmrd Rd.. toft flu waft»«v of Bfo, and Gifbtrt Diagee, Kent Dibel, for Hollywood, Calif., where wttk o balance of tmt prttiate o problem of gnat Joha Donahue, Fred Donatelli, for ION. adjustment Since odncatknai factttttot an limited and the Hopi will repreent tha daw to.fjb Robert Durkin, Karl Ege, Robert Engetmaaa, Gary Era, Al- pliers' coattat She wu nataj. Mlsa "- Natioaal Prete Fhltolrf asatotem a stubborn reddaaca to the white maa'a wayt. their ad- fred Falco, Frank FalconeW. Albin Fefgeawinter, Marvin Flalwr, ly wlectoi Mtos New ItttflBaaat ht%a B^SMMB Vtoa^StMaBfC aawtam Ptotognphen' Qotta at, tottmparomtta BvaMave^BM* waem BiPPaBj OJVX4HUBH1 flar*m Ben Florence, Harold FoaOcs, 1 tribe." Park. White Elephant Sale June 30 Htm+a.fhmcfi 9m. Ifartoa Darfee, of the 4WH i lead of «o tor, Joha Levey. BMMBI MB* wiu bo by Tha i a vacd tdo Kea Miller. J by the a>» fl^aw ftbbjbjbbjtliy ehpjbbj ctmt,»_ U fftabjotu BJBjVBBj wauama graani i the Wan Park, Load* Foak, I MMf FraacM epan Valei lamubb^m wb ajwtbte I ACaTaWVIBBo FiaaCjf avahw ewafefetot» cafaw ' Jooa Btomtjeld, Arthar AkK Marie Carddto. Ewu Aaw Schaflia. Dderet Ea- DavM thtou Fnaeo. Vatorte On rhara Ototow, JOMI GHtottalak AaBMsffl afliomhkai %ateemmk«bam> eflauv. pt\ Apill VjWaTJaWt JtaaVafaim UOBF, Waff luaat mumwtm I **^ *# *"^»» ^»^awb* BJi B^aMBBJ *M(u> ^BJB/ITIBUJMJI BjM^BBJ H, Joa Corby, Patricia Cor- m um. ia* of tha Hopt CHff War Ottva. faaa Ohm * l» the trfbt-t Aad. Margaret OTfsM. JodKh fboi OK. Cardya Papa, PjaaaaeP» Daley, _ '?'*W*1.?* B ' wdair Ton*, Davtd Tiwatr. DeLajWa. jbtm. waiter Varaa, IMaty 6 fb> "#T* aambsr*<at ar^bgai^btg awaajajy O/BBBBSBJ T* lajor 0 priitatallm to brought ban fteder, Pat 1 by Mr, aad Mrs. Mfto w.. Metoa <"V.f.aJr tee, CtoJra Stytot, Judy Shi omowt Cai/1 AatftHa 1 MJHOB pictora, Once Smith, Tad Smith, %L'L2?fm1!i** r % m «t Wtock, ChtrUt Bmfea. ^TSJLrJ"*??*.!! «"»M Cjwwrt. David Oarke. Anay PPC taf An, Ctork, a trato at Bad Baa* tattoo aad rode to Aebury Park, WMT9' mfy wvrt wm DV m Baa for the ftteta trip to the adad. They thu had a fiwik-wit OB<BB) LIONS INSTALL Joteph A. Caruto, center, wat installed at president of the Atlantic Highlands Lions club Monday at Doppalt't Hofbrauhaui. At left It Harry J. Stalgelman, district govemor-ele«t, and at right, Harry MuVha, outgoing pretldeiit. ^

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5 MCUffU flmwrnw. law* UL MORI f Ot YOOt MOIISY t'u. SafflT 11AMRS- Membere of Iba ttfory aotrale of Red o^^pojo^pjb/bmmj o^nmj^gmjom f^mm/ybjwa^p^gjt/bbjm, vvvjo^nj TaW Owo^ROj mrm^pjsb> ^pbmjamjgi ' ^w^o^omt»sw / Vvjnnmm fammmm} eajmrnjmn/w ^BBmmnm/ nmj armmmmmmmj g/ammnmj smmj ^ammmmj OOPOOH MnOty BfOOjfOHl* rlctvf00,loff fo flojpwj. O N W i»_» i " - svmmmmvl aflawmmml BmmmmlaS /*lamtol 4oadh Afmfamfmt lorn* OmMmmmmt CwWamamt Wmmmfml mmlffffomf mmmmmmmmmfmf Vomo^nOBjOv ^B^'^'^mv m^v^m^ot**^ ^p^u^namj W^ujaB; njm^mrnj Warn; W#^rio^vo^g^Bannj dn/vwambwp/ e^nmmmmmnj ammjbjvmm: vommmmmn^amroja, Joel Maraaveky. roejoiviaf a pin for tie Mvor Uroof Sobtoi patrol fram Or. War. ammam mmmmmmamv mmy ama^n. mt^aa\amm B^THABV AJftmi J a u m s B gftgvauammmbl Egw wvfv WWPmwW \a^hpv wwflt OWSrV wo» BOW^P* Iwooipp^PaWBWfJ Graduates 41 Pupils of tutr at o IOOOIVOB DOWO, St Josephs Graduates 88 Rev. ta «KEEP YOUR ON GRANTS i«> ' - - >.-PI. BmmmmmTMmMlMmMmMmmmmmBwmwmaimi^^^^^ 33% to 20% Discounts Off Grants regular low prices on Father's Day Gifts CtUMUr...WkM>M<lhM» -.MM *- lm*hf t»m Km fm FREE A HANDSOME koo HIT WITH EACH AND EVERY 2.M fhmf COPPERTONE 24" GRILLS \ lap bsaon wot to Ktvm Oallagaer. tea olmra., aad ON lota Mr. Gallagher Kerbs, Mary Lw in ejcond banora m tne re-meld UBie. Edward John Me- Sheim Ward. fm Hcta contest lift of. Fraocia Jamao Robert RuggierOi at Goorfa W. Ahr of Traotoo. Ha EUeea Orace Mataney, Mary re; Timothy McCaffrey. Bag- VmBm^Baa. VaaeiBBjBdd'BBi ammemmmd) mmmma alee received a t» eavmga bond from tin lot Bright UOM dab oniftmem ABB Mar-"fl Louise Oforkh. Bagm*; f for wmniag ii on oseay coateet tt Dr. pay.!z* Mary Chjoga. mworyi Gary Uchl U Louis F. Matted nude the pro- lorry 5«*>ry>«eoo.Jomea g ammmimnvlomi SmUCmmnffl Nolan. ImmmmmV. Hmmml Asmmtnl ammmmv " " ovojmtvamjvvlo'e * ' anojaeaejnaown Bj^r^Bmaawoo ejbbm^mm o^ebbm^bw* OF^^Bm^wa ^^^^^» A geld modal for general oa> Mary BHaobath Irene * _ 1^ -*- JU_ a ^ fxa.-,. VUe««idBmm Bfllimammfn. Eammmm ODB ooueace,ogttofmohoty~ t of IIM Holy Cwoi GortflKpf Va- James Day, ajstory; PorentTeacher Aseodation t o ejao lemma Smith, Danielle Stefanakl. adyl apmt,..._ Hyoi*«loaowBnHB/* was pfomatod to Aavowi Staff, Cheryl Anne I, Uei amm)ifmmlomfl fiavaa Ann SuMvaa. Arthar Joseph Von Aha, Patricia Also graduating wen Locale dram, "Ae Toaeher"c< i gnduatioa Teachon. Wheeler, Aaae Lacy Wmtera, and Baldwin, Paul Barrott. Arthur B4- od> Mary **y p>aijs^_tw agl. Frederick Comlaa. Jamas - _nj ImMfMOmodMa* o^asmm>o>nmoi r A gold medal far rauajoa, Met Kf. Kef. Jpwph A. lulivon.. Mtoaf Cms BMlBfi WHH to Eiwiai G OracoMlkmty, Mtay Sandra Rath Hsbsrer received a sew meoai mr BOSOM nonon a gift of the Holy Cross Holy Nemo Society. The gold medal for school spirit, a gift of the Holy Cram Blessed Virgin Sodahty. mi proacnted to Joseph toute Coney. ochlsvement went to Thomas Joseph Cullen and Barry Greanry Nelson. Honors and diplomas were oreanted by Father Sullivan The address to the graduates was given by Rev. A. Rush, a at Catholic University, Knlghtt ot the Alter honere wen William Augustine Calla haa. John Patrick Coyle, Robert Joseph Dtam. Sen O'Connor Dewd, AIM Francis GaKigher, Andrew Kevin GaUegher, Oregory Nemaa, Jamas 1 Nolan, aad Donald Ian Panel September LITTLE SILVEX-Th* Library Beau, Study Committee of the Red Bank rldlo, RegkM, League of Women Voters, ckm met lest week ot tho hams. of nsrak gerald. Thomas Ftoeco, Patricia chairman, Mrs. Bernard Gold-Qrlgnhvicb. Barbara amith, Pont ltd. The committee made ary puna for a panel to be held at the league's aanaa aarno, jona acaimni. Edwin Scully, Thomu Seerls, Donaa SleseeL Cnarlae Simmons, John Skkels, Bernard Smith, Edward Sulkowskl, Thomaa Tencredi, Thomu Treadwny. Cnro- Other religion examination of the IS communities In the area wards went to Karen Elili. -IM ryn Wnde. take placehfl July and August. Mrs. Goldsmith said. acventh grade; Timothy Sheehan, Gnrrett WaUh, Thomas Wise, ojxth grade, and Janet Sally Zeni. Christian iiegjer, Those present wen Mrs. Cut Bfth grade. August Zlllncar. and Eileen Dane. icrt McGay, Eatontowii, and Mn. The accompanist was Chsrlm Uoyd Peskoe, league president; HAM SUPPIR R. Meshaa, a student ot Re4Mrs. H. P. HatcMnon, Mrs. E. admmii BELFORD-The Ladiea' Aux- Hetagrso, and Mra. Richard ubban waro Robert Petenoo, Zeldm. on of New flm John Eager, Francis Duffy, and WMlam Hlnlelmsnn, Jr., au par Other committee membera an The graduates are: Altx Ana ArUnghaua, Daniel mvaa^>«la VMm^MM m>«ska^ omt^^aaaa mffow WUmfm moont" ocvwui CaldwetL WOUam Augusttae Cataahaa. JoMph Louis Carney. Johs Patrick Cole, Robert Joseph Coyle. Thomas Joseph Cullen, lames Joseph Desmond. Peter Rosemary Leake, John Leavey, s engaged in the j, jin, George Mat public library facilities and services in the RodKittrkk. Aniel McodaUa Jan- thews, Mary May. Timothy Me- Bank region with regard to ful-nettfilling tho educational and roe- Rosemary Nibtett, James Nlcora, Morand. Jacqueline Netael ofarap- Judith Page. Raymond Parris, Utf Colin Pettoraeon, Robert Pros* Mrs. Goldsmith reported the ton, Mary Regoayo, Evelyn nap H preparing a survey enhohm Goll RysselL Jamea - which, ft la hoped, wfu show the "J Hbrary eervicea and facilities ' Valeattee vaiteble m the area The group will mart again Fri day, Juno IS, to complete Actual Interviewing and study Mn. Irvmg MMK, Red aaftr Mfl* KODMt D* soonfsf NOW ShftwiborT* Mrs. OoMamMh aom reug>oa_ and g VHSVOI* icaottjbpi JudNh Ctrnart. Joo^CautfloM, James Coleridge, BCO, Thomaa Do- Jr., Edward Da Cynthia Demery. Devino. Susan Da Paul Du Bois. Gloria Fa- Barbara Finaegan, Ml- Fitigerald, Terence Fin- ohanld. Heely. Carol trida Henry. DnvMUCeaw, Uweoa. iliary of Independent Fin Company will hold a ham aupper In the fire house, rt. II next Thvnday. A bus ride to Atlantic City was planned for July M at meeting June I. Outsiden WUI be Invited. A meeting prise waa swup'ii. fcfefin polley ahidy OQNQF ooaatm by Mn. Angcto Loori group will meat neat Tanrada wen Mrs. night at the homo of Mmi Elisabeth A. Kslley; MThfocknorton Mrs. Harold Hlllyer, Jr. Mn. Melvin Ave., Red Bank. Mrs. Raymond Papa. FREE! NEW WASH/N WEAR WOVEN P1AID COITON Trademarka of superior ttflorlat:, batten cuffs, t pockets, permanent I, eollar otayi. Wertky of flno eonbed ' cotton ta woven doaigm. 8-M-L-XL COMBED COTTON KNIT EMUEM MOOa... The moat Battering shlrt-o combed cotton knit by Pennlelgk. Starring on emblem and featuring ribbed trim. Krtra long tack-ln. g, M, L PorfMrt BtG 24-MCH W.T.G. ROTAItY MOWER CUTS MOWINO TIME 25% MO. M.W Pow»rfmHHP4eyeleBritfS ft Stmtton enfina, wide 24' entt foatam roootl cttrtar, Long on comfort...strong on looks snd wart COflHJMM crtls.m li. 1spocialist in lonc-iistancb aoving ANDERSON BROS., Inc. Main* IUHOA fl. PNHOI vwav oi M l Moahonl* St. Rod Mnk TEL SH Til MINUV AVBNUI OIACH Wt ooty... hjot fomo I Abtdiitoly No OMIqofidw GOOD Nil. JUNE Ifth I. SAT. 20th WT. GRANT CO. MIDDIETOWN SHOPPING ROUTE 35 THIS WEEK-END ONLY You'4 aspect to pay ootun more for Ae very fttratout kottmg all time eipm«va rtatum... B fct-»m-fcatntr alumi. num frames that fold compactly for easy toting and storing. Wttther-mbttat viayt«aat»i cmrlng in moacrn leaf pattern. Chake adjutta to 4 powtioa*. Convtnitnt ttrmto* Gnnh "Chtrgt-lt" Fin WIGRANTCO. Middletown Shopping Center ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN (Open every eveam 'tb I p. m.; Fri 'ill I:N p. m.( Sat. 'Ul I p. m.) Airport Plaza Shopping Center ROUTE 36 AT MIDDLE ROAD, HAZLET (Open every evening 'III p. m.; Saturday 'III p. m.) 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6 WED BANK RECMTER mm*, MI Know-How much interest that Wt nott Mpn VahmtHtf it eontmttmg to»»1 body officials HH adversity runs annually for Now, at the suggestion of a bar of forwntag body Bstgers wit hold a special confersnee on campaign taow-bow for vtorw i n n n n m New Jersey's first tttort tlnoo 1916 to abolish capital punifdibmt died In the Assembly to April whoa the controversial Haines-Sttpacoff bill was defeated, 3M9. Tat m m Motfd «leaadjdfttef Saturday. JuMgivta at that time for thslott,7 ' defeat by many of our legmatora, Alfred N. Bureau of Government Beadltston fejtotaers RaaMf^ft^MoaFottiidatk^aiKl mlhglversitybtansloodrv^ Tbe program will todode adad dlirussiona on how to a pohtrftl ctamign and tkal pubtte retotiooa. of good pott* fatly organiiation aad partisan oftbelfw caapalfnwulbe htldas oftli1slsorcnidldaiestttliei)outietd-tactsofrnv sjdll of ths by state San. Wesley L. Hance Raisjdon County. And wetoiat, hare to adjourn our session eat* the following Tuesday.** If an item of businsss is still under discussion at 10*30 p. sav the deadune-the board will flash action on it, but start aothiag new. Bleary-eyed reporters who often sit with govemmg body and board of education members until the early hours of the morning bail such a significant move., We have no intentions, mind you, of in any way cutting snort the boat- ness of a nosrd or governing bosy< If a misting has to run fire or six But tbe action of the Sbrewsbary Township board still enthuses us. (R-Monmouth) offl Shrewsbury, was the asad for morel conclusive evidence coocernmg thai dsath penalty. He contends the of proof must rest with tbs arguments for atautton before tbe law can be changed. Tbe Joint resolution now before tbe Senate Judidary Committee would create a connlsslon to study opttsipunlslbnetttandto question of its place In present-day.in Usnmsnt of such a feel that tbe best ends of our state ag and its penal institutions can only be served by a careful, unbiased and intelligent investigation of the facts. For capital r*irridnatnt is a which may unavoidably be argued nnc wmcn muse mobe ittfmtif noonally and leusticsiiy. Our legislators, in makovary right to the best and the most thorough study possible. Capital punishment study cornhave been operating m UTTERS FROM OUR REAMERS KNOW YOUR HH tmn iw kwutf M utarft «*/ aboat It or m Ma -thto to a toaoy affair oaawpitefswb» haj at-» «f «i aa Sw ft*?» ** Bgej wemjbn* ^tji ^"""» It feat km afllimi balm a OF OTHER PAPERS Itay CafeM Ma* MM*. Mr. Uip. tt * to M*rto ««MtotototP/Ut NMT Jamgp UgMaton H a pwof etoaat UN. Thtotoa ^ ^ ^ ai affktol pescy Ntod to the Wt. lie haeatootoidtjm DAM that Ha ebtocthaa to the aaa evamak Sw aot Sat Stw aa of wkieh New Jeney Your State and Mine m a US)to ate* e aa** ttstoaaadaa HyMMK WCOffJ BMBB flbj B * fhb) Bl Am^M # * BVBBH art** alht aw Nm tn «n fcom Maettoa Jww Court baa achedaled aaatoae to anaaraeftheetotetolwadaut CarlB. Ing service m gtfiag them mm msight into their ^Sieraiuit, we certainly hooe,wffl be batter pal MPa» i A MOSJIO W/antad The little Silver Mayory and CooacU have com to grips with a Tbe Youth Activities organlsato the governing body for cial and scientific concepts." tow toward the end that it shall be >^P*BT. ^ ullanafabvmllufmsl ^Btiwla fliisfwtsavtl f«inaa.1 #»%_ tton lost fts-proepecf Ave. home-- compatible WKh modern moral, so- bjfrjn locating another one. This controversy demands a careof all available Mayor P. Paul Cenpi and Coun* fid in- wfll be held June 30 m. m the borough hall. Lowry said it is his hope as a result of the meeting, a "working committee" will be formad to assist the Youth Activities. From what wo have heard, the organization fuls an Important need m that borough. Obviously, the Mayor and Council realize this. They are taking a sound approach to help solve the situation and we hope they meet with success. 10:30 P. M. Deadline If newspaper reporters were to name a "board of education df the year" today, the Shrewsbury Township board would win the title hands down. The group decided list week that its days of long meetings are at an end. "If we can't finish our business by 10:30 p. m " Nelson M. Holden, New commission would be speclflcatty charged with evaluating the f* oditions under which the death penalty h u been applied in this asked to study we effect which SMS"!!!? ^> _»" ^ ^. ^ A A g^aaaan) ajgaana ^^a^ntw ^*g]bm g^gjand^s^vwab^ojeniav WF^K asmilflbtj* naanau aadekat the resolution reads, "the commiseioo slisil be piidod l>y the taperat m mad of respect for the law, and *j*j* * tha constant need for revision of the satatr^awf Lewis R. Lowry were instruhi calling a meeting of thepenalty. With the increasing interformation, for and against the death and an persons Interested in eft in the subject of capital punish- the youth group in iu plight ment by the general public it is of the utmost Importance that the Senate approves this resolution when t reconvenes next month. Summer Band Concerts The Red Bank Parks and Recreation Committee once again is sponsoring open-afar band concerts in Marine Park. The program this year has been expanded to eight concerts. They will be held every Wednesday from 8:30 to 9:30 p. m. during July and August. Good music and pleasant, surroundings are a hard combination to beat There is no admission fee. The Red Bank Municipal Band, under the direction of John W. Luckenbill, last year provided good muic for the many residents of Red ank and neighboring municipalities ho took the opportunity to attend ne of the concerts. With the ex- )anded program, we are sure the and will Jive up to its reputation. aay to Mat KaBty y wu d Sh ad. Sach aa aplogy to la ohar I K I J U t ** alhwb B) Mby 4JM totea pom by a Sear am to Hammnm CkmT BB abb) g^gemmwj ak Sat do>. laljojtoi., laaapt tar atone 01 year tn coat of meat; II per eaat.(t1n mlslen) p owl todaml rottw Editor: a year law lla odmtoa. aa toxpayen' aouhratiat.of tha npart to mate oa en's dally the Taxpayen wfat Wtu* to coiwjctloo wttt ttw ancto attattoa to Aawrlcaaa aamda ai well aa a> wltt betonew aide the DAB. - Chrtoaa Set- or Zertin 9 * Sculpture At Museum Of MHMttV snf M rimmjggfj BJBJB; mgajsj Mtoa Xathariaa Coffey, aaawm director, at the lint arttoattnlaf far three daw to Waaktog Fatfc. The afeaw aartaf the aa the tax loadi to which may lead. - Atao noted among the eamm- "Nat «ton wore Henry T. Oalick aad The- trlmael can there bo arkatf, to tea definite tone, re-toxreetof. Not artll lav Jenm/a vjm atoto «a> gaaaaabtl BBSal aaavrlalliaw «nam«av aw r^"et^"* WBBI BmjBmmjBjBV fmjbjgj BjgJ B^i Iwl aus MBMafiliMtfbir BVB> tolateymt hatatyomb, waaa to act aa Judge eo within the Stato axattjr) to «w Ceaaaat btoc, ni It fmohmd aajy 1 per oat afae To the DAR wtth tta patriotic totorat m furthering Aawricaa nuamy a Idaato, Mr. Lodge could be a real help. For ha could pattato adop cam opened during May, toctodtag ant etrlka, N dtopttn wrov out work atopptim, aad liar. Attorney Oaatal MM forme * **" Mw1 TfatottNaTto I d ' A ^ aratioa of a l a s wtlgbftf tha tat to be cool to the Idea to May wn pooto are only aa. for nt- People who uie them an aoafbto, me matoir entirely uptotadrvidual d^a'lwts ISXPSt to the "Si x/w 3 ""SfHPMi*. tend to tay jrw beghw to apead p toaa e n me» * j l f «Mrt Nit, «hmu b ajatriad by a nparttr. au tn burden be reduced. when me tomnmtur? 3? ht S u^>jg"j'tot of tha 1 thfaik that ma 1 School Renovation dripd to aittoftauhai wbaa ha Studied committee ehalrmen for the fab and dw wordi "U«drftnltt and winter The «Mt of ma matter to ATLANTIC pg mat I havt refuted to comment Board of Education amwuneed at They are Mn. Weatoy Aadrewe GRADUATION AWARDS nearly every am- aad for p publication on thto matter and iti meeting last Thuraday mat id Mn. Edward Zaatar. reh Mn. Doaald b CLIFFWO0D - The auual U- it will hold a ipwl.imo.liag «S ^ l the Mh e4 MUM. tl hkh f I object etrentmuiiy y to the ppubli- pm.liag JW. «S Chl ^Si hoephallty; Mn. Plaaldta P Rack cation of f aay optaton or Innuendobraiy amra were preeeated p to 22 to meet with Charlee e Wagner omer 14 etudwta during the lm f th h i l f ^ eom Smiointoa» IMI «to-mat "aw d M bd my faltara to maki etudwta during the elemea- of the architectural firm of How- tary achool graduation neretoe ard L McMurray, Mn. John. y Union,to ap- Trenton, eaplal city f Mn. Nora Joeaphe, Very truly youn, Tbe wbmen were: Ida Logan, prove ptana for a new Jfraey. to threatened with the loaadck tad Edward A. Theurhaaf way and office ipace hl Of of tta bui eyatem after June M Charloe Oarofano, Che Wtlliam Oarrtoon, will nuthorite advertleomeat tor APTMCUTION quickly during etaalag noun y pubuclty; Mn. Patrick Tomato. bid. for the project, which to permit Ollanyi. Vickie Perklm, Walter Pair Haven. N. J., planned for completion before the nipt and Mercer County to, make B June 18, 1IM. reopening of ichool In September. y p wayi and meaw; To the Editor: M Zld S agreementi to lean or buy equip-grandimt t k M Chapman, Mri. Zelda S. Hamilton, prinl d h a p, p, p Patricia Hamon, and Dwlght Bat Mn. Eugene Maltoy cipal, reported that tentative con- Rotatlon In operation. Hie membera of the Womu'i ion ract! have been offered to two Club of Red Bank tend U you their Up In Connecticut, lawmiken The Parent-Teacher Awoclatlon ii ire considering t SO per cent exti f appreciation for the excellent and warda went to Nancy Barnett g p hit not been found for The Panama Canal cone exgeneroui publicity jlven to their d Jh emption ««from. the,;«itate gasoline --" - tendi five miles north aad south kx for man transit. The Chicago on each side of the canal. C

7 Heada AwilUry of MM IMviMMM at iteaivare. Battery* tode. Fta. vice prasdaat; Mrs. John af** P. Gaul. Robert Bin. Charles Mecktr at ate mumuy of Ike tiring preside*. Sunday ia The nest meeting wil be Oct 1L The average family ia Uaitod lutes «aes BM Vm a year. Bfamfe a6bam> awmto /or Local Ukrany Ehakr OCntntff eureiiee Maaisy aid* to At theadmal. Rev. Jaataa I. Coyla of Mary Catholic Oaeich, OK* NOCK*. JMO ON M 0C9JBSB* * ly MOCMM. A J ** * Z 1 t^brvawattibbl dbal MMj^ajffs " 07 #o el»s^hjabjbjaaajaa aaaj ^avea^ai AJfeaaAaBaV ^hfl^mflds avv^ai 0)101^ Year*. Crtaa, Rehart ReaMn. * " * " -^.A^ AggauuBi a^aa^aal fb^lftfthsk ^dl -Ya^nsBt LBJBBBBBB) VBVBjaj B^^PJRRX,eBnasBvepe wsjis ejobbbpe ajaj, leas Cotwae^lesa Prtm apmflv ROMf DMHf MMWM* Josaae La**, Rayatoad MM*. taldsvsin a* Foe»p*e* lake, preside* of Ik* Now Jar. soy AwiliHw fcr MoaM HoaWu At left It Mrs. AMC M. S kfc. afrootf * xwwa*marmara. TkeatMci*. He* g«ve Mrs. DeMerjUa orfiiseto, fk and Ml I k W Day Trip 7 or Scouts to awn oar It even Btvt TOUS M» «Mch will tatol They wffl travel by aav MISINESS MEN'S SUITS IVEN WAIH-WUI Caaway of Waat Lang a ateahsr tt troop I; Eflsa 0» MMaf HMMap UVaM 1 IOJ«aT^aVjy Aaa mater. Atlantic Highlands, Marlaar SMp 4* aad EDaoa "* AND HOLD THIlt Par al yaw CUMN ahnm hnkdmtavaryootateai 500MOAOSTWOT SHtlWSIURY SH 1-222t ' Om asaiiij tlwciiorr 'NMtay «< *a cast wen Joaa Eberhart, m Cheater Boywttt. Jack awvoffy KMsWOfuayi OrO* lory Loach, Jamot Oftodi^W IIAM CsMMoOf t JoMMO Vor Hooy* j -a^ Harvey Eridnm. Lyna KMa aad *J ln«f Margaret Zieglsr. " " " Mkhflatmaada card party Tha filth grade prwaatad a faablea ihow at Crystal play baaad m "Alt Baba aad tha DISHWASHER O IMOS all tho dishwashing job pre^lnses dishes for you, B)av/or scruajs tnoni spersjisgj cioan*^ sanitlsos and orles. 0 Rvshoway Drain ahmlnatn hand O H* rlitsingj. ' lastabatloii^rolls an wheels. Holds service for Sanltlios to help protect your J familvy hearth* ' ahw pratoed than far fkajr "ftaa m serve as Been aad choinaaa far ths I year Mn. Dattoa, art «H», headkauty. nhidip WMI W) Rev. Robert Btacknaa pra it Mrs. WhUs waa pnami yean. Hostesses wore Mrs. Albert WWte. Mn. Joy Whtta, Mn. VeflTangeaaadMn.Elgrlm.tha a«rt moetlag wm be Sept. Mn. Hath E. Whvl. - -u- ^. laiu. MMMMJ Mi MM afmnm«jf'liaf*w ^^ i VaaWaMa** aa m^^^^^^a doqrat at Uo ths Oraat CathavW t onavjflvowit n-opvenvs M «> l m ajakar aato. Tha Uc Ckarck last week la m ws> Tha gifts nan sslactad la irry aprlag at tttaraatoi to alar Oirl Sooatr "S. as tint MMh la Catondo. TV iwrjt wm lam taaday Ksypart, aad fas tint ajght oat wm caiap at Hsatngtsa. Mass.. wttk girls ttm me Oi Bow CoaaeRof fhat plaeo. puco* They Tnoy will than go to V< to visit Dsr> rybrook Camp, aad attar a tsar of the woolea mills la Burling, ton. Vt. wm take a tarry across Forty TMavaa." Under tha «poaa earda to raiw thada ia pw> fiufto} GhonploisL ID *TM tti racthm of Mr. Schnadfr, teacher, tha clan wrote tha aerlpt tor Montreal and Quebec, as gw Mrs. P. J. OaMoa, la Canada, they wul visit atid a aaw fmd-ramaf prajoct af Caaada'a Oiri (Mdes. They win bo started this h will return throtth Malaa. Mn. Lawrcaea Maiphy ai choii aad hi New HampaMn win atop] tor a stay as gaasts al tha Swin Fto C i la Caaasrd. K Y. They * will spaot.a atpm at the Hadaan VattaT Oeaacrs camp aaar Anaay~N. Y^ sad stop la New Jersey, to 1 * war of t* J«sty dty cts Bank Open* Branch Office PO«r - Tto PespWs Na> afgfafkaw «) ftkajabbbbiav ^ami^bbl Mn. Edward Paw, wan «Mthe Airport tor, Bt H, BarttM ww Nfaf* Mlafl, fmddcitvt MM Mft) HMP to tta ping coatar was David Kttjas, i Hastet. la branch < nament of HEAM WSCS M YEABS IgtjHNl (Jala, president of tht BELFORD Mn. Don loop Keyport bank, aam ttw rapid led devotions at ths Women's growth of tho bank, DM assets Society of ChrisUaa Service at wkkk had fcuapad from $4.- aajajhfjg I flflkdl meeting June M la the I nutsw V AMI IChurch had. Mrs. Ernest Elgrta. mm at ths doss of tha year, new president, presided at her had orartaiad tha i lint maahag. Mrs. Paari White. Mee a* a* Kaypart gold pin "* Ufa manbir 1 MBUnfJR tthcsts from ths soctoty at BERLIN - AnoM oop 17. Red Bank, aad John Oreaa, troop Ilk Freehold. Couaty Boy ths brother at to aaaual confereacrot Boy ScoBts is Southera dstf Waatch, troop lit. West Lbag Branch, received the VlgU 1 The ccafaranca was 1st aw Puts IvatioaBoro. Oxford Sntakers SANDALS SANDALS WOtsHHf FOOTWEAR SflCULf ft WHRt CaaiA4ed\fBaVeMM swfj. "X^nl PRvw ft WMM *>pt iai rl waiioriput SANDALS tatn Mt tferfr out bfmmmr with FREE NOU-JH SOAP GEO. C. 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Have your awnings made by an expert* enced awning manufacturer.

8 Dolan Enters Innocent Plea la picas before County Judge Joha C. Cierdaao oa Friday: j Aadrew H. De- John Pond, Norwich. COM, pleaded innocent to a charge of FREEHOLD - hto. AHaatic St., Keyport, pleaded laaanai Friday adore County Jadg* Bvu» R. SimmiU to a " taferawd robbery of staxi i Middle*** Feb. 7,1M7. is one of four men I with robbing cab driver Woodmere Dr.. Cliffwaad Beach, w a street fight a Keyport April John Lafred*. 117 Monmouth St., Red Bank. May 17. According to Prosecutor Keeper, Pond poted as a customer at a used car lot aad was allow- PaMovacchi*. in South ed to drive a car. H* was aat _ i Ave., Rod Rank. Prasecugar Vtoeast P. Keuper said thst I until he was arrested hi Grata*. Coan., May 21. the mas iaducad Mr. Dellavec- Philip A. Gellucci. II. af Main S«a to drive them from Red Bank St.. Matawsn. pleaded iaaocest to to Users*. There, h* said, they charges that he task part in holdaw of a Sea Bright uvera own- atfegadb assaulted him with a swekjack aad a* flat Th* men am»toafhamthaths MrphUB er aad a Marlboro storekeeper ia February aad March. Albert was one of faur teaaagi charged with ths holdups. Trial dates were aat set. Cape Cad, Mass., was sac* sa M y settled skat a hawse with a sfmd was celled a "village." Mrs* AM OMMTS iasf i M, HadetWSCS Heels Officers HAZLET-Tha ftaal BM*«earatad wtth a boa voyage theme to hsasr af Mrs. J. Carltea j. prssilsat. whs with her chhdrca. Russell aad Naacy. win leave la July tor a three-monk CMit 19 AiMtfuA* Mfie CMffy a) a aattv* of Australia. Mrs. M M V. Carlson, with her stkaad. wui l a m this moath Offlont inifa ritctfd tot 0M mlagyaar. as follows: PfHMMt. Mft* Chcffy* nldaat. Mrs. Leaaard tafhi ti tnaawmf» Mfli HM sree; aasmaat aatntary aad aaarsr. Mrs. Madstoelh It: secretary af praasath *W fm*b gmkgkgktom dfef dj^j Mrs. TJarafliy Jackaaa; McreUry factory al af ChrtoMa Service of ggggm* gwavjvjataww ggaf CtggFiggllBlgl gggggclggl t. Johns Method* Church wat bsm IMS 4 to the sducauoaal I Mn. I Rltsjr. d«k. Met. McW. Nrfai» TW»- Ba^ak^baW la^^ ^Msai Hal^B^to^h^B^ai a^b aiakaawla^^flr awftl HNI* Mr i Vf^WIOT IV WtWifll^ Mrs. Jama* t. Cwllfcay, 45 Graduate AtOceanport irdad to tf puails dariag grad lea aaercisas hat weak at the javaer schaalwmhv issnt af Educatias ado SB* ateaeacathtoi Highlight of * WH sa origtoal play ia isaas by to* gradating ( BtUad Ideace Thraagh The Edwaiw H. Urtoa Meat* a«nf was prasaetad to Rarry fiettei. Biripisats af the FTA awafdslsr V. t. history aad aad Saadra Karl, isajsttlmty, The dead CMesa awards weal Cuflsa; aacrotarws WOfat Mftt MaVy»TL Guests were Mrs. Gerald Stow* VlrgWa trade. Jaaet Srf Mrs. Edaa Cooper, Mrs. Wtt-Richard TsrracsM. fasa aad Mrs. Jsaa Ham Urstadt, Mrs. Mattos Eaa. Atharnaa; ascrauryy chtl- Mrs. trvtag R. Culver, Jr., Mrs. Watte, Ready WatiUas, aad Carslj d dm's work k aad d cndj* ran,mrs. KstheriseYouat, Mrs. AM Haba. RdaWam BMaial MadMaVB* MIVwl, aldhpimtaajw Pw1W dvj SI djtojfli. a^pwr Mfl* orlbiwk9 IHsMWri* MfSa taal ttf*. Mrs. Jaba V. Carlaoa: Ethel Rtyer, Mr*. Leah IslNck, actatary of Utaratwa aad ajajh> acailoat* Mra. Aiairay WaaMr. work atcnury, Mn. Mrs. Joseph R. L. Jackaaa, I fora aatuh. J* nesfvad Ma % i. MB W WVIIMM, ^M RPMH aad U. ds hi y^.^1 agnm, comatinae or CMrca NEW YORK CITY > 0NP. by Mrs. Kathrya Fatsf Mrs. Thsaasre O. Rauey, Mrs. Rtyajoad, M Wardsd Clr.. Oeaaa. toa«mn* Maf^aiit KtiMftfi Jay Raker; ehainima of flower poftt t VI09 pv ff af Wtatora Mrs. Marcia Marsh, Mrs. Martha osmhtlttof, Mrs. If. Alvla Wall" Dtctnc c Co.ss i lr» at Freeit) thai JjWfamaM PaljgBtojfctf Oaaaer. Mrs. Jtm Oodga, Mrs. mg, Mrs. LttHe I. Rmaer, Mrs. the h tihlnmasmp til of ths nanine- ham, K. J. Barbara Wladrow aad Mrs. Marllya O'NsiU. maajben of the ass> tmttos ehalrmaa. Mrs. Walter M York Yk Fwafs Ftf MM ae-tnriac unit of tha Orasttr Ntw ale depammat of the RaritM Township Woasai's Club. Mn. Joha V^ Carlsoa Tht tor the ammon Uapsit Ltosait. Charlto a Jury T, trto to Adaatk CNr, July St. trip to YeaJurs. N. Y.; Aug. g.nsawpjraf aaa Orove Mi e^lav* wlvhaal vvaabasenso s^vavt EVVRJ*^* lya O'NtQl, Mrs* WWaai Wkv '«MfSe KlCMffa emtflhs MfaV A. C. Dody. Mrs. S. 0. Krager. m^h 'fmb^v'tpbi < chsrl M M Mi Batfy. veres aaanaosnv ssjarara ROULDSR. M. farwtrly wmh As 0. %. Air ^J^tftfai- ^tlj»a» avdhail rotv IfCnNH fnw*a POT lal IhtdMV KIMMHUI PAINT CO...^ MWHITICT. S^Zf, (ONTHEPAIUrJNOLOT) Tat IN 7'illf - MDIANK FILL CMSOLE Ml tram UwtafMMivar mth a Wfilillllil Mati-fewwsi Owiaaal a PjfMMW IMMfmtrl hmilassd MliHIist t+mitmt* VOMM CManll»**>* A*kMMl tfroay tmu» ay 01 rw jam «I<H lexriw MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARftltT SALIS A SMVICI 0R9ANIZATI0N EATONTOWN TV & APPLIANCE CO. SO HIGHWAY 35 LI OPEN DAILY TO 10 P. M. EATONTOWN FREE PARKING Tempted by Jftidt, > He'd be the first to tell you why Mi thoughts turned to Cadillac. He wat tempted by iu beauty and elegance... and by its great acceptance. And well he might I For certainly Cadillac-considered from these staiidpointt-hu never been more inspiring. But yet, how pleasant it wit to find that he could make hit final decision on the basis of purely practical conii derations I For an examination of the fact* revealed some surprising information. Not only are several Cadillac models priced competitively with other makes-but»n within easy resch of many medium-priced cut Its great soundness of construction h u reduced maintenance expense to the practical minimum-snd its gasoline economy actually pptorimito that* can built and sold lirgtfy on the basis o! economy. And it is a fact that Cadillac,, year y after W. returns a higher percentage of f its cwt on the resile market than sny other motor car. So there he is-wooed by its wonder* and wort over by its wisdom -ready to take the wheel for his first journey in his first Cadillac.. ;>' If you've been wondering how far off thii happy day should be for you, we suggest you visit your dealer soon and learn why this is suck apnpmousmomiittoimkethemove. Whether you finally decide on Cadillac for pride or plcsiure-or for thrift and prsctiadity-you'l! get all four. W e suggest you stop in tomorrow for a perwnal demomtration. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ).. RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE CADILUC CO. 100 EAST NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD I. Evert IPindav «/ Entry Cadillac is JH Plait Glut

9 ^f'w 1 - *-' ^ J ^ M M B E M I M M F I 7 to If YMNV I Ma amlaacaa) PNBJF MasMB a>l M «Mra M H I. UMa PIMM tw J.YANKO M BlOAOSTIffr BID BANK MERCHANTS TRUST Co. SWIMSUITS 191 in Graduating Clan Of Freehold WITH BMMUMHA I «UM fill I ' aajawwibj aaajajbait a*ajwi iuj fwmlal BJAIMJ iu-j^ VBJB* wvia) pny BIBW«Aa nmmivmt Mliy JtM OMriMOaiy Brfta MarraM r. M M. IM B. Jackaaa, OaU Mai MMBMI JHfWJr k* W. ara ctata*» IMWM MM IRONIC., tmrnw'i BOM XaM. MCMMP KMarbw..FM4arkk nmtamt «*rf ituriiy «r«hfction* ICALtY CONTKOUiO. MwUaMi Trait Ml, Htwy k«mdi Cur. - drma R*«t K Cte, I. KMrlckf' O CMhin. ]* JTMkJt tomitf. Lurte W. Bui UM, MHW ArtaM Ouk. ta* 0 Cluk, l«u C. ClMbirg. ABH :.Pa* WCPHPV«I «fjm MutktE. Uytoa, y Aw Uytoa, CuaW «. LM,» Oral AM fyby. P -1. Lw. Onto Bin* Uwto. A. UNw. MM Oraet W,Ti*r, DMM Ua VWUf NaVM HAD ITSOIOVBII ' (t'i Modarn.,. H'I TMaa. MMU4 S. - T^- Ham. Mia.Jack Lota J. VMOmwr, Van ^H JMMMMV. M^MM f vvasab^b vasbbf tfwar^m. Wait. CamVi M M WalHr. Maiy K. WMW, Uita AM WaMtej. fefmam. Ellm ftsd* WaM, «M'» IM Hi MMM* MM atam*» af. TtNlaM^MM ««B H mi 32 f* 14. «N ia A, I, C kr* V ISO BROAD STREET, RED BANK Ctalft wjmffmci r4wlt Muuak. OMMT H. Yetw. LMM M. l. mm,l KM9. DMI# Waywr Fratw. PJaUri WaUnJv VBBBIBW; ' KTYMrth. llwa A. Yakta. tiuht, Mujdria Frw«M. Ma WOmt NMMmr, Maria, BailU* ZaneMqr, Latdw CaeaUa Zawaaki. Q-tm W.» -Hmmrm Mrlett Jua Oali, Jaaa ta Otua. Mfcwal <»ato. Ul- bcrgtm. MalesbR 1. IMkM. : WUT, IM JPStflCaV ONVWt.MtffOfW >>Marprat ZMkomU, team. OtrVfTL JaaMa FiMcaa Znkowaky. A*jart.Wfci sleeveless topper fcyttttftm* -' ; - M * ' *B^B1 I Fathar navar hint it 10 cool. You can. buy Mi half ilaava shirts In Mi favorita eodat t^yta, 9 t * rtgular or button down* «nd Mi txaet nacli ttia.., _ ' M«nK«tf«n'i drip dry c<0oh. nioik woava^ 4.00, or dacn»n and' cotton, 5.00; Hathawsy'i cotton r»ti i MS; imported «hr vdli, 7.95 Father's Day card and ojw wrap on tha houia at our tacond floor. ttrvict dtik. Wn4$tU\, caal MJWII awf aaftaw faitt *kf wttttptaw tnaa) MHWM. LNMa * Mjfi firlt* ttytti la Matlwra print «r ala^am. 4 HMitttii, I yaar «M) ivk yaart,. >. POiTIAIT PWttlt "pretty a» a jhctutt" ny ir, ; Whar a Mny Btlaa to pay far I A^IAMILA lawinf shirt*. In I lea araam Una, alnk DIPT.. ' ', I ' <. t POOT BY 12 MOT Windsor plush rug *. 25oo Macklna waikabla, ikid railitant, pf Whita, pink, gray, blua, fraan.ana! iana!akwaaa) HOME

10 UOwea Cari Owaa PaAaartii. at RicaanJ DaAaaelie at Or etbav UaaeGeil at aaaae, aai Mn. af Teaaack; A. Mttaaa af a to Fred DaAagaw of Ctaa a an af teak) aai Virginia fariaa'g't^ Tke tuairel wu at Tettikai*. He camatokt at» Oft) cawtiy at a hay. He had BMaakafl aa».mukwm MkaanMaannVaiMV BMMM* PP PI IMW MVwMMHy MH»B ywh^ MBPMJ MPW WB» MMi PPY IM PPMPMRJI, >VP I MMMMI Mt_ BMA MMMBI MMMMMBV LMBBBMVaai r*jnaahuakb«afl A BMfjflBMMHMMI INTECKITY A*. atfaaaa. MutaM.a**? IMt OTOT '. m a, "* BnMwafea% MftABML MB^MBl 111 # Jo/in E. Day Funeral Home PORT. MOHMOWIH Ml*. tt. af >B Mala ft. «ai MOBMf hi dw M HT PPJPT Wli vvavjh Worden Funeral Home CIMMMBMM 7.AM7 A MaMM MMMI MMMMM.1 HMU - * v «MMMkMi Ml 'flmmm 0m MMPra M M M» IMMHTVI MVMW MMH^CMM^MI Ml ikww atnicmb for yaw wafart Mi caavmtoaea. Yaw -Wll W& 4MMB flonml M at to IM pmt w Tlit Adims Memorial Homt lit N. J. ROBERT A. BRAUN WOMB FOR FUNERALS" One of the eouaty'a moot modera funeral bofflee witk a conpletely home-like atmoiphere, Ml BROAD STREET Hi; MWM) W7 ah. MB* fl kwb^p/ V^^VtVW/ W WJVHHMvK ^M etwm ** MMMMV MaAil MMMM1 MB VJMM. fjfbot. MM km^lj IB AWB MBOTr W H wow* ^?* ^^T ^^"f^ ' WM IKM TaaaJv mmtwut**^m**********j»* wa Valaatta* Milfiiiiii H> fjjiwijilwmwjr U. 37 Ito il l la at Milirl'a MfVlVHM MM) M IMJf MJMi «UMM J. VAN MUM 1 aailaabj. B*Mil Mi AIM* ATUNTK TOVWKV - WO- ta> MMtr. tf af Wa MNHJ awmpgej P CHf CaHf.. her keiaa. af Bdmar: 14 Mi W aalttr.mn.lylt H# WM) BMS HI'tM tmvnmpt MP P> VPWMVS O. BMMa at wya- INPNJU FnPN Mm WMMT WM ban to-tim' it tun tol-,«m kt Atlaatlo CoTaNack, LIBERTY MMI Formerly of Eait Orange mmml EATOYTOWN NBW YORK dty - Pratarte* A. Iretoai. U, at He wu a. M. h Mr. Irelaad to earvrved ky r. A i t o Iiatoai af 1... and Lafayette Iratoai th Lakehurat, aai a attter, Mn. EHtabotk Dekaar of Bayakoro, L L Tke fuaaral wu bald TMeday Ita tkt W. H. Pratnu ft Son OarBckatSt GMffCMa M.,7 i,a ~ -. _ - avmymh WMav aw She atovei fma Attoatk Highwaaa mmwj JWI ago anar Nr lag Hvai here eight yoare. Jaekaoa af imiriakm. g y M Mn. PteMe to aarvfved by a 1M J«M W. Flack Fwaral... -uf^ mi to dmejt of kltsa*fmn.sisyji jh. of MS Central PPKVPny 1TMMJMEI WWW MRS. EVA A. Y«t7ka to MfvtMi kjr a aaa, BATONTOWN - Mn. Bva A. B. JMant af waathall. 77, of 31 _ Hcne, ban a patient two Mn. Wetthall wu bam la A» bury Park and wu a daagbter of the lalo George W. aai dan a Apptaaata. I Eatoatowa five moving here from,rod She had ban employed u a Mn. WeethtU to tarvrvod ky,two alatera, Mn. AUeo " at the Ettootowa addreaa, Mn. EUubeth Walling of ; n Mead, aekaa Vvei Tke funeral wul be kam today at 2 p. m. ia the Wonka Paaaral country ft Tiawv MaTwu Home witk Rev. Joha P. Croat L^^BW ^f^a^a^jbp^^b^pva B^^^^^-&^Bk ^^^' ^^^aabnib hamel, paitor of the Red Baak L^M. CAROL JBAN ttatbur FREBHOLD TOWMHIP - CtnlJaultatatlr.lafaatiaugbler of Joka L. and Audrey Stateair of FraatoM RO a, itoi May JO. ihortty after birth la Fltkla HoapitaU Alas wrviviaf are both grand* pareata, Mr. and Mn. WlUlan MM* M V * MMB MBMMMM* AMMMMMY (M> " -*- J«MB1 l V*Ja Baa MRBJ BMJVVBRRfa aiami^nbbjby paw MBHrf/B W ^ af NtwYan, gaj M V S S be kam likjiiajat t a. n. It ^ iajr at lha Jaka E. Day IWel.. iruklya eta. mi kam BMM by Hw. Jeaeak A. Otlea- reauieai^au. w«rfa CaaVloar. aaaetaat ateter af St Janu BatW wai belao at It lama. Mt 0Nv4 CanMBjy, ATLAWtK RlOrlUNDS-Mn. MBI KEAIOaUftO - Mn. Miry Carl PtoMe aai a1*- ATOKTOWN _ Ura. Sank Npt uvmjm «, oi Hwr M. MMMI gaft MM* wae yeateraay H win ba kam Satarday m. to tkt Powell L. I. Ave., 8 MMtt IPMM SMMVMJT M at kar amere at 41 It. ef tke Oea. Oreat aaa aaaak awmlama* ftamai at* mt PI PPPVe Mil* V. f«tkt kjaanl waa kam My at tkt Rabtrt A. aero. Rev. Rakart ef the D. Clayton of Fretholi RD. I. KEARNY^-Henry O. Charmo, Stali ' «.» «Dew* St.. a termer air of Paint Pleauat. reildent of BeHard. died Funeril arrangemaati ware la denty Tueaiay afternoon In hi charge of the C. R T. Clayton home. - ' * Son, Adelphia. ' Mr. Charron.wu born In New- died yajtorday to ShrawH Manor Nuretag Home. MONMOUTH BEACH - ark, ton of, Mrt. Mae Hlldebrecht Norton of Kearny, and many yttra* BM Mn. Fiaher had been a MRS. OUS DAHUTRAND FREEHOLD - Mra.' Bertha me late Henry Charron. Me nov-wed to Keemy from Bolnri N wu the daughter of the late J. bora In Long Branch and JlDehUtrand, 71, of N-Ocorg* St., died June I in Fitkln Hoepittl yeere ago, llftlau nemaat at kar MraataM Herbert and Annie Weet Warden. She ii eurvlved by her huiband, Surviving betides h i mother hart, aba wu tkt wmt afttt Surviving, beildm Mill Conover, are eeveral njecee and cou- llgui DahUtrthd;.a daughter, la a litter, Miii Loralne Mae late Edward MeDaffu. (Mill Lillian Dihlitrand, at Charron of Keemy, The funeral wu kam yeeurday at the John W. Ptock Puaer- home; three listen, Mrs. Alma The funeral will be held Set B. Lirton of Ludlow, Pa., Mrt. urday at J p. m. )n the Scon Charles Dahlslrand of Corry, Pa., and Mrt, Robert J. Swinaon [or Warren. Pa, The HUIBC Funeral Home wu I In charge o( arrangementa, w. Fleck naora wa. la charge of wummtwuait, of «Caatral Ave.. TktJ. aaiatb-ana, Ada Jaeobu. *)«k of Keaailwr l# euti MMI two triad- Anaa SjMktl of Vaatatr: dmu waa la cfcarto of al wai kam yeetar- fg*" day la the Scott Paaml Hanie l **» Bawari, wmk Roy. y WUton B..' AMM SMOUMK paalor of f the New MARLBORO IOHWSIIIP - 1 Baattat Ckamk. effl. MaTwM n.palr»~^-atm*. Baptiet Church, officiating. Buh *"*> * tai wu ia Bay View " s alght awmp Mr* MwJUukM iam 'ttbammmm Wafaaa> IB My of God, Church olfktomag. Bhttl wat Taaaday to Fair uneral Home, Belford, with Rev Robert L. Blackman of the Bel ford Methoditt Church off Ida In);. - Burial will be in Filrviei Cemetery. Barlal, under Ike «nettoa of tke Pfleger Fwenl Hoate; New wee kt Mt m*\ unja Hana, n, of M. ltoilaak, died MRS. DM W. FISHER Mn. Ida Piaber. W, who lived Botoltoi I with her couhn, Mlu Ida Con- CtMetlry, over of «L l o d u P I.. Rad Beak, tiai. The funeral will be held tomorrow et 10! 30 a, m. in the Adams Memorial Home with Rev. Charlei H. Beit, rector of Trinity Epiicopal Church, offi elating. Burial will be In Green lawn Cemetery. Hie aea It Freak «khe of Mr.WhtUwuberaia kad lived to UaaM Safe** MtvivkM an twa atkar gaai MM WkW at Cakaw. wm Barlal to n kt Loag towaa to Bay Vww el Homo, Long Branch. Rev. William I. Roberta, paitor et Aibury Metbodlet Church, Long Branch, officiated. Burial wu In Greenlawn Cemetery, Wut Long Branch. fauaariag a abort Unan. A realakewuborn Jereey City aai wu tke DeOatta DtTottta. aw^aaalaalaaabf aiam *--- PaWIVPM 111 Mr UVegbe; two af Mn. EaUk VMk. Iai aai Ito ll M AMI aiaaaai aaw) M W MV BeH RSOMBMJT wt wut report M tfco Wornea't haaae pan/, Pwai aai-i.a^ aaaadl MBBBBB. ^a%rk *-» JfRtwaWMMf MMg) Iflf M** W* Mrs* OMgrotlWni CaVClc fivt win tw. *agk m iroop III* by the B)ei WM pi Brown* a_ P Baattot church. ived Girt Scout yaaratj Maelatr. CeotHa RRpttaW, Jan- Fowler, Btaaca Tarra and POD mwabin ratatvlaa one-b irb, dbaret aaatwiii be af- P*' *»» "' "«<» RikwMU. Jody Lee. Pa T! " BriKDfcbto Rik y»briak,dafcbtocook, NornHy Stanley laraajaabl wlh officiate B Bll Barlal will b be ta S St Joaeph'eJ h ' CiaiHery, Keyaort Tke Jean J... h, <to f -- Tat Ntte-Out Club, OU Maatr Batataa, htm lu ftaal ragalar ugag prtor to the 95 uaer team Friday aigkt in bane of Mn. P. W. Harbour. T DatrrMi IM. Mn. Ed- Permits ward OUavab, I DtatftaM Ri.. MfNNIUMf NbHty^lva wu»' fjajgt Mn. Monta MBW. dp^a^amammt^^b, ^A^^^^MA a^^^_^^_^^a i^aftan ^ BW^K*W' dub win go to Thai of the bor- Shrewabery, July II *m. It wu' %,. ay Buiania Via Kama, Sewarett Authority' tecntary, f«ir ud irmn ^a au %w>vavi4 i#utr ew^vajv eaajwy V«UJTB)WI Tke iamal aaetioa of me V. r«n<\ mmmatln IMKr Mil, Wa pimm ttm-4m.impin.win. ahxy, wkm atkan Mn had take Mr. VM Kama aam It prok- par cant af the kannik will be nmmmmal MV AM* awmtamm Mtkaiaa, I* MTVWP My IMsr IJMPU WMM I* onjakm la October. JOHN VAN KIW a S4S MIMOMAU OIBTIlfCTIVE Oar tmmorlala i n n u u- facoiredbyekluedartlmm to ear weu aojulppai ptaat at Watt Lou MM mm wmxithm. Wdl AW CApKtl MSOA «IMI Bniek IKANCH OFFICE end DISPUY MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. HEAMEN'S CORNER MIDOUTOWN, N. J. SHadyelde 7-MM HIGHWAY M

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14 w^f^^^ W Py^ff^WWPyy y^praw ffqay w^^^^r PWHw' pa^s^^ajgnjgv "BJaJ^grpaB' w w^^w ' - 4. PI an Taaas and Mn. at am waaaai sng tht Mrs. r. BaH^a. an* ^^ n M^M> Saat Aw A s^^^av ^U H M^M O. P. F YOtTBE MJIE TO favbt 00H1N6 NEXT WEEK F,ys to Ibe Classified DtspUy MaWt A MM. CHANCI10 AN OUTSUNMNO MIYI Middletown Zoning Code ect (CuiHsnl) erauy conform to tha standards oftaaaanew M4 already la HM othsr now to MMoot frontages. Tana anas on Rt M an one paras*om fha M-l sons, ptsa one-family so dsnlfled. Two of then center dwellings and marine activities on existing supermarket-type op- uch as boat aales and repair and each fadwiaa. Ann nojulnment hen to five acres, aad fmntage must be at least IN feet A large tract on tlw aorta aid* of Rt M, extending to no bey aad bordered on tag «a the bay * a "*!i f ft k»aoasa\ Tba erations, and thus an in character with the provisions. The third b in the ana bordering Atlantic Highlands borough, which lor the b UMM1 aamaaiaia «< ana nor tract and iadssigaod Residential for snaltaalihboitaod tha pnfli letter R under the coda with a number which re- to the square feet of area So toned an small anas la thefen liacroft Caater, Campbell's Junction, aad two tracts la required in thousands. R-45 Leonardo. Tha aajatai place m means, for eaample that 4S.M0 feet of area is required. gral part of the over-all townthip plan, which has been sub- The township's first soon a Tha soaing provides conform!- All tho sones have been slightly upgraded in that round-figure stantially completed by Ccmmu- was adopted In IMS and covered tf to frit^^t coaditiomi aa dass Ss greater part of MM aew ar-ana requirements have ntty Pinning Associates. a matt ana. Sinco then That applies te the atesubstituted for tha acreage desig- township's consultants. The plan flmk^ ^«lamenat h Mm flimilg) COQBa rt\t%m wut be submitted to tha public to cover tho rest of tha town- THE ALSTON-TOTN DANCE STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK, N. J. are proud to preaent ANN MARIE BLADES as their featured dancer at the. ANNUAL RECITAL on MONDAY IVENING, JUNE 22 at 7:30 P. M. at, the ASIURY PARK HIGH SCHOOL ASIURV PARK, N. J- The A lasidsatlsl sons, ona acm, WHB R-111 (AA). R-4S (A). R-JS (C) R-1S (D). R-M (B) and M (B Planners said tha density factor provision would tend to re- At the June It hearing. Mr. duce the number of ha Thomas will outliaa tha htotorj most part la undeveloped. each ana in addition to giving of township Wstthip Tiwfft^i WplRlai tm That aoniag Is to encourage greater flexibility. It will gjva code v and - J - hand out copies rf thi such uaes as thectearwater poov tha board authority to map and chart PMatr " moat appropriate use of land probably will bo coadu la tha take Into atfmint tba the board's aaxtamstiag. Jury of the land itself. The board, " Tha ordnance, they said, es- rigid standards for nut-submit the code lo tha Towashlt atwa aach aa bowuag ausya, ns-tablishes Committef for actkn. Tho fsmoy dwellings. The Naraink an R-10. R-15 aad RM woes, with KM* snail ana in an R-45 district It conforms generally with existing conditions then, ptaanen uld. Put at Master Plan Tha proposed code Is aa Inte- hai ia its final form, Thomas, Pisa T*e coda was draftod i of awn than M _ th«y would n- of tha ptaaaan with thsir ea» itew al tto wen held Jointly with tha Town. Zoning Board oi Economic Da- VRN will BSW aw MaNOPW m Ma one hearing an no tr* beton it is adopted. Meanwhile, Mr. Thomao said, the board will make arrangements with civic aad other groups to have speakers attend t i r 1 1 ship, except Naveslnk, and those amendments have been smenini from tone to tlrao with a raaah. ant voluminous COM. Planners feel that the consoudated ordinance is mort wadfly ««<ltrstandable. slnpler, mori practical and more inclusive. Mark Golden Wedding ukevrctt - Dr. and Mrs. VanRWalker of Becra Rd., Crawford's Conor, marked their golden.wedding anniversary Saturday at open house planned by more than N of their friends. Dr. Walker married the former Mabel N. Hawkins of New York. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, class of 1901, Before moving to this area Dr. Walker, practiced dentiitry In Newark. Dr. and Mn. Walker moved to Keyport moro than N yenn ago and had his business office on Main St. He retired several years ago but still serves the Keypori school lyitcm ss school dentist. Both Dr. and Mm. Walker are members of the Reformed Church and are usociated with many organizations In the bor ough. [tn it ii firiifitiihii RrrliiiT'ii rv "' giant 25 inch C Uf Rotary Power Mower Only 5.00 Down All Sumnttr to Pay 3 HP. 4-cydt Clinton MI wflffbhiu * Automatic * A4jt»tahlt cutting bight * Stfld led mukhw included. * lifetime guarantee oo ited decv it Full yetor warranty on engine, 24" Riding Lawn Mower YOUR 04a> MOWHI AS DOWN PAYMINT ON OUR IASY MIOHT PLAN Q u, 1 d Hurry NOW! WHITE STREET & MAPLE AVE ASIURY AVENUE $fore$ RED BANK SH ASIURY PARK PR Use Our Firestone BUDGET PLAN.

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16 Group Answers Questions On Bayshore Regional Unit Mary ReUly Wins Music Prise ot $50 Mary Betty, daagattr af Mr. d Mra. V. JE-Reiny. S Way. winner af a ceateat agaaaaarad by aw* PetVfcfc MeCewae. I. af HI Acre Aw.. Eaat by dag; W seat CanaMaaaai atw ecraped to fafl; Mm. ea. MX Parkview Tor.. Curtains, Shingle* Stir Fin In Late* Highland* Hasde MGtfLAMDg ~ Tta»._.*.- ^j^^^^jl.^ f _-. BBB* BmwB aaaabaf BBBai atoy to 4lataai a*a»jw»tosa* ear tta aabtalam. ~ " " ' 0 PHIBBW IB m MMPHBIpB" Health Deris lew Officero BT«af wb^ssksm mm atafj*twj*f eta awar at llaant f. IM Laaita Aea. to aata "Wtottypa af tcheai wa* ma UMkHJMr.aaittMpflaa.lak p N aai to I trt Tavetian, MeJtorfy La.. New Ita.h.iMa.lMkM^g "Ml CfcaaHaaaWi tram at far baafc 1*4* war* aaatj H l y Owan la aaof are, J tt Mat-, IWt, at* tjlavla Cfc i._a ajta-vi.ft WMII l Keansburg Studies Safety on Hotel Permit* Sttmtr fttj-altctttj ItotowtT Mch waam retjuira tatato Faiet aatd. "tot thto to at area avsl ab0 aateaklaaaa a aa>*aav ^^^^m! VJtJ fjlsjsaflt* WV ajfv BwHonsffJ aad grawtog toat H he unftaletod tad aa^aaaaj ana; VJ J IWahaff tta reams M they Rrverhreak Ate. 1 hrataa to tol what Kaaaa ^ y fcaaciwwalaebdtaleayadl'ifaaiiaatrt,, to caami fta* aid after toiarda. Mfi«tbhMfda at tto call me chair to act aa tto BBaaf^aaafM M M ^ V WWoBmW aaw wqrttml ttom, Mr. taatojd at. Thto haa toaa eaat to away igt tto 4RpawM#a faculty* HoMVatr*; the trildug would to told out topar- it tto eety addtttoa af u *> eawnuni n wen aearea at a Tta i,«atr«wtotltohf* aa "0M*tnp H atmeturaa. 44 ABaa St. Raaaeea, tj ne cauae of mat In tto boraubket ariaa) war* Manaiy Yaaka, Fair itofaleffmcydt; 1 " J/OTM to Grade School Dr. Peter Ijalakroaair. 1. Altop Moan, Ematt Ptatux, Stan- Othtra ilocli«l vore lira. i Paul away complaint* during tto peat BMatb, la being inveatigated. Roceagk Manager C. Bernard Bhtm Graduates 21 member* of tto beard aad chairley Pine aad Dr. Nomua Sawr, Fa. awltt* Mfl* Wit" --» a^a a BBL^. _,,_ Am. Wtvamm, kaat cut to bit U b to determine the came, borough authoritiei catted HIGHLANDS - Rev. Joatph I tt f O Ld p of districts. Mn. Herman O. to aajtotan af the Layue-Njw jaey, paatr paator of Our Lady af. Pair Haven, York Comptay. New York. The Perpetual Hate Cattoac Church, Justice (Rat) Hoary Acker* Mn. taatetata H. Athte, LMto a» ' eta, Jr., Everett Antoaidsa, Ctrl ^ touroa atauaj to determined by Mn. aad W. Bahrt, Jr.. C. Earl» MVl fre- tto end af thk week, lto man- o 31 graduatae of Oar J. Harry c. ageraaid. Lady of Perpetual Help Bertrs Brook*. Mr. Catttl, teeratory. Lloyd Christitnaon. h Louie B. B eat fan agatoat refrlger. «> : Clark D Hgfa fim bcium Michael Warner. I. af.ratkm of borough retideati to George J. Colin*. Barry Henry, nrataadtbmbritetwvn Parker PI.. Sarewabory, chin cutcurtailing water ute by cutting Edward G. Lenorth, Dtmareat 8 Friedlaeuder, Kenneth Fritted at tto reeeat Peatival toll: Chattel MeMahoa,M Lie lawa spriakung and other non- Newman, Dennis P. O'Keefe M Me, Raymond Gate, Gte Dr. Alfred fd Frank McKeaaa. Rad Bank: Dr. Art by Ray Curtate, ef ttodaa PI.. Rad Raak. flager cat ea y vital Mt) laid the borough Jet* T. Perry, Sue Aaa Bnata Mr.._ vtmotma fto: Jeaale Craig, Ml Eaat R!» Tjmm gelkaa Mr*. A. Ji ton. and LeRoy A. Johnson. Ltadaky «dboard motion to than aver before Rabbi GaTtert Roasattol, Fair ef at tor. Barton Claire Alto, Theodore 1. Labreeqee, ftataaa "** * -* alriiia Grater A. t as* Edwin. men n Lantern, Kendall H. Lee. Rlgby, New Ngg, s Ft** ft, watt Ka Leeffler. Patrlda U Me- wheth. CoaaeU, Kathleen E. McOoagh, M Mr. Newqulst, N l Herman H J. J Obar- airy; Mis. Stanley Betfcus, Lang wtuam'atei aad tart, wrm broken to fan d J t, ttotowugji' S. Monataa, Carmen M. mayer. Dale B. Otto, Theodore Branch: Peter J. Edwtrdata. Orator Lawlor. 'f» Boatrartnr, is comptyini Ortiz. Maryette A. Phillips. Bath D. Parsons. C. Lealle Rice. Jr.. Mra. B. N. Onfftky, i. Schenck, aad Beverty H. Howard W. Roberta* El wood West Altenhunt: Mr*. Prank It* Ttaa yea I* iranaaaifnaa i * " Eatireawtni awau Farm, a UppBL_ Tea Scarlet, Judge Bvia R. Simmill, Joteph Thummees, Prank Mtrick. k MlAltelmm: Mn. B. E. ; a Klfli* dw It youraatf. ^UtttoBflw. flaw cat*) Victor Lamert Barry i tha contract call* for removal of ell refute, it tat been principal, waa tto claaa Woinheimer. HaroM N. Weet aad Nadolny, Avon: Chariea 0*H*> Father Domln aadrssssd the. _dj knife; Robert Largey. 2, of Everett Rudtoff, aat] ttell director at John Pton. Bay Ave. Eaat Keaaeburg, toad r to uee two borough ^Be ataaaffajawvafe, aweevtt^sr*i #vae ^eaavu avt Howard WeoMey, memben at nay. Belmar; William Scott. E> tic to and a borough truck principal, waa tto claaa teacher. targe to tto board. torn Park; Stanley Sprung. Lta* croft; Elliott Schatahla. otto. Tat ttaea to aaaplimtat tto eeatr Awarda V t ^ aataatmb taaat Baal. \Mmm BVa^h^^aft *l*^aana>«wviw MM* vltva HvOVn IVpfPI, tor's atrviet. Ha estimated tto tpaffjei la fiaw Talk by Mta torn: fus asd Mn* Kobtot TiMlaliiiv coat to tta borough of mw added Aatktf AJemlaa. Caretae Oakley Tileh tt. See Outataadiag \ captato board wen Edward Ambler, tantk Hlghtanda. work at tmn a year. toa, II, at i of tta eafety Dennis RM**U Gray, Jehu Kidy. Lena Rejected to tha board ay. ttry School Friday night. Meanwhile, to naked tor cc-op- R<Wivln diptomat Jr., Mr. Sterner, aad B. Murray Coofce, Warren De Brown, Col. David f. Dodenhoff. William rotary. Elected to tha board af dine- Mr. Oay aad aaad itataardttaawmadtoewar*] me etatnet to Mr. Gey. Vaaaj Ttaiaatrw taataag BBBBBl aaaff la^balavlwl BBi afeka *»» * * npaawfj a* «a*f HMI IHl M B j aam A* aa aaaaaa tt -" 7^^^-^"^. * * ^*W S* afjbii* M» " ^» 'BBBBmTaal ^Bjai^aaaaaaaaaaaVtai '?«wt to tto^tt Sto. at aatam aat, which waam be Mr. Fee* retorted. ^Do you *g waat to draw up tta contractr I woaidnt da It now," aw jrarad Mr. Orator, "tt you pi ecwneayamr taaaa ana kneat ctaraadtnre^wstrvc He alia aatad that adequacy of O'Keefe, far t*a foot; Fred Aat, Sctanck and Howard W. Vaa three-year tormt ware Mra. tto fin at tto landfill dump, ato» amoral office wtm a private Maa*rDr..R*dBaak,aa«in. aaa of the patrol. Barry Healy Neat. Serin, Mn. ErmnoM and Gen. covered by tto contract, to InvacttBtted. Although the contract Boa tor a prtoctpal. and a i Si. JatBee Paplla takto ptaytog tennis; Ttaw and Kathleen McGough; out- Asaemblyman Alfred N. Baadleeton, George Blelitz, ROM Pair Haven; Albert Van Deuaen. Alao Mrs. Ira afaaqpal if ateded. Then weum art Young. 7, ef Conover La.. sergeant, Nicky. «t yourhoum thta tta New* ate ta a guidance office of about Receive Awarch can* for fill every M hours, this Ramon, rite broken la fall from man; outstanding patrolmen, Mcntoty.'* j Camera** Marvin A. Clark. Herold Copelaad, Judge Alton V. "Ttafa net traa," ttat tack has hardly ever been done, Mr. sbbav BmBBmUtt fmtu. Rev. William Aaderaae tet«frank GaakflL I. of J7J George Colline. Sue Branin. Bartan Fogarty. Lorraine Hata. Pa- Evan*, Robert Eisner. John Gil- Mri N. Kaator, Weet Long Branch; Tta tl,eje,ait fignn Inchtdea Oman Bled.. Atlantle Highlands, CelNchte aald.. tlaate, g Mr. Peat*, "f tova aalhteg at Richard A. Jetaen, borough KUwi* awing; tricia McConneU, Carmen Ortb, aay«freeholder Victor E. Graaa* Maurice Pttok Pattok, WWaat uz clerk, was mftrueted to Inform Edward Laaorth. Jota Pery, inger. Freeholder Joteph C. Irwin. Philip Italin, aad Monmoum Branch, aad Mn. Raaatd Rob- Don't you aver auto ^to aa. Attaiy Park. tto Board of Education that council hat agreedtotot pence deter. Sharon Loeffler. JtrAaa Mona- Patricia Dauat, Claira Graane, meat tike Mat Annual report* mat M fve ««Ctaira T.afSEattRrvtrRd.. Is for adttoi ctoaattia haa, Beverly Scheack. aad Ruth Alao, Paul Kiernan, Morgan date $1MM.» hu beta eontri to tto vkmlty of theanne Keller. Knapn, p, Charles Kohltopp, Em- utod la tto IW fund drive. - Tta todyjaaof I*ratf4tactar r -a T "Jg; ^it " L*-i ^ cooperate with die Tto raugtoa award donated by Ales that pngraat U betac 5 to eat Late, Lewi* R. Lowry, A. g Mary Aaa tatwadhfc M-. Matawan. mtzimtk bmrd M "* n * IMt *" * Mt Scbanek aad Ruth Ante Palter. Elmer Maaaey, Henry Rapp, Jr., made ea tto Dr. Georat S. Ste- ewajeb. thataatatmct* ^ wma barhag garfcaga. Rev. DoeoeUy waa jnitnttd to ' Fraacto Ranch, Malcolm Sev- Health Library. gwialnaiawjab;«tooajyoauftaof Mar. err/ scnancs; ' iwwaiiaten. Paraat-Teach- Ttomaa B. Tlghe aad which the aaaoetattoa hat estob- Ihmed In tto now wing of aa toaaa of raajoaalhahwi ba- trtllialor. Jr., MM E. A complaint of competitive a> Aaaoclatton hlgtott v ~ avenge a» MarrlB «Wallace, council mouth Medical Center. to tta atentari." MM ibghliili IWUwdi aad aod Atlantic Atlaatie Faaaao. Faatao. arithmetic, artttaatl* gifta of ef Dr. Crash HoldsUdtfag by outof-town charities award. Claira Greene; co«pera> ban at large. "Yen iwrtaaiai Thi mil " Ti lr- 1 " Filiiaul lliiffllijtiuixjj,.. was voiced by Fred Kalkhof, of tkm awnrd. donated eated by *-* :» p««- by the Holy _ mjtaetf aad the neceeary fuada Bey and Carole Michete AaderwW ba another, tottr ishwn eonr-eagmah, gifta of Dr. Leo Vp Wedding group with the word "Rescue" intort award, by tto Rosary-Altar Observe Gets t hata tto ability the first aid squad. He aald one Name Society. Carmen Ortto;. R. Da yea tjsafcin *SL 1 -.._... 1 Mto: i jm^ohemachootand Thta Thto rough outline of a build- Albert D. Gerbig, edence gifts ~ Aft *f W it* name used white hit* similar Society, Storm Loeffler; math*, to first aid men's and some resideata have thought they were con- and Mra. William G. Galllgan, Brownie Day BS Degree tracu?" matics award la memory of Mr. leeda of in memory of John. "Doat to aa tor sympathy," said Mrs. Adalr, tto dtowet was needed to come Gabrielto Santo and Robert Uncroft, who waa to have been M. tributing to tto equad when the Barry Henfy. a with eome tangible budget" ' married Friday night, was ady g a Memben of Troope M and 171 TUCSON, Ariz. Richard William Rlgny, am of Mr. and Mr*. aoudtora called. Perfect attendance award*, al-observeso donated in memory of Mr. Brownie Day at Camp of Eoucatloa and -Tbomai J. LaUi aad John Ha suggested that summer aeaam aolicwng to limited to local and Mn. Galligan, wen present- car struck Nomoco, Smlthburg, Saturday. J. Lester Klgby, CM Tintaa Ave., I to you. the votcn. J. Huaaon. CatbpUe Action, gift, pole on Rt. IS. Leaden In charge wen Mra. chsritle*. ed to Kathleen McGough and New Shrewsbury, wa* grt/frntod " Caniaoa aad local and of St June* Holy Nana Mr. Folaom wa Arthur V. Gregory, Troop M, and tata admlaiitratora wul be prea- city. «> tto uatu Monday. Official* *aid the borough ha* George CoUuu; Lions club with dutkktkm May 17 fw-i I eat at aa open heartac in Atlaatie MgUaada Juat M In the ARMCUE, SWM a>artv Buffered multiple) acrapea no control over boaa fide, certificated charitlea and mutt grant duct, John Perry and Jo-Am awards Mr*. Jeate Cook, Troop 171. fw character con- aad a jaw injury. Memben of Troop M, which It way. intat tote a beak around achool auditorium at p. m Mr. Fonom and Miaa DruciUa them permission to convasa for Moaatan; Ladles Auxiliary, sponsored by Mechanic Street He received a bachelor of act- tare." They wiu dtacuaa the regtoaat SHREWSBURY-A barbecue Ana Poling, daughter of Mr. and funda. American Legion, poppy potter School Parent-Teacher Ataocia. tace degree tat wlldufe «nat tand waa awarded «.i aa* GrataT Bill?" propoeal aad will welcome any and swimming parly waa given Mra. Everett S. Fottag, Fulton Guttave A. Kemp aad George comeat awards, Patricia McConnell, eighth grade; Kenneth Ryx- tion, attending were Clan Robinson, Patricia Gale, Franciae tlitantehlp h to wfldhf* lf reamidt > ttat, 1 MM ate raent. Saturday night by Susan Norman, daughter of Mr. and Mn. married in First Baptist Church, Beard ef Health expire Juno M, St., Keyport, wen to have been Cameron, whose terms on tto Tie committee alatement liata Mr, aeventh grade and Edward Miles, Adrianna Stagg, Grace Mr. Rlgby gy will continue with president i N tto BTopmed number o( ichool Robert E. Norman, at her home Keyport. at» p. m. The accident were renppointed for three-year Kaiurtowakl alsth grade. Greenterg, Jane Zimmerman, graduate work at tto univertlty. Tto raona. IS regular claurooma, on Eaat End Ave. in celebration of Susan's graduation from Tto driver said he waa going At Mr. Colllcho's request, tto don Hall Academy, Leonardo, occurred at about 1:41 a. m. term*. Tto $>,Ma echoiarshlp to Cray- a gym, and 13 apecial facility ran, Joan Gregory, Barter; High laoma. indudini acieace, music, the eighth grade. Invited guest* south on Rt.» when he wasborough attorney will ask tha was awarded to Barry Henfy. Flredman Caraaoe. commerciat and art. were Jean Mietoch. Sally Mini, cut off by another car and veered atate Alcoholic Beverage Control Awards for serving aa active Member* of Troop 171, which Mr. Sandra Young. Barbara York, Into tto pole, opposite Hendrickson Ave. In Falrrlew. The pole thority to hear charges of liquor Division to return council's au- members of tto Knight* of tto HKHuom by njr the in Red n«u Bank amtm. former Mary Jane Bennett Eat- OeaQea Blair, Frank Mackowitz, Altar were received by Dennis Baptist Church, participating *** ***L ta^!i*jjj >«J»«it again SS, Clergy Forming Harold ^McLean, Wayne Edmund* and Daaay Brown of carrying M,M»volt transmission violation*. The ABC revoked O'Keefe, John Perry,, Nicky wen Carol Sinclair, Patty Brink, Newman, Barry Henfy Judy Lee, Nora Hyer, Madelyn?5«Wdras ( st line.'. broken off bu Se "unch'a power in tuchmattoraa and Ed- Defense Unit Shrewabury, and Joa Collengello ward Lenorth. GoWfarb, Debbie Cook. Dorothy wirea remained Intact number of yeara ago because tto Brautigan, Cecelia and Rotame Dr. Warren Fowler, director, and Bobby Simmen of Aabury Patrolman Herman Gritloa aute agency waa dissatisfied with Ribuatelll, Cataie Weiss. Patty will preaide at an indoctrination Park. charged Mr. Folaom with careless driving. NOW HAVE QUORUM MATAWAN - Plans for an all-btanca Torre*. ' reaearch phyaiclat at the U. S. ; ; i' 1..' i council rulings in several cases. COUNTY FAIR PLANNED FORT MONMOUTH - for purctote Springsteen, Susan Schlndler and mour Epstein, Aabury Park, a Seller meeting of the clergy division af the Red Bank Civil Defense Receive* Degree Friend* of the bridegroom-to- Mr. Collichio pointed out that day program on the church Assisting the leaden wen Mn. Army Signal Reaearch and Development Laboratory here, waa Mn. Adalr, after instsfmg that Cfllir Clamnli '^ ' and Dlaaiter Control Council In : said he was returning home i has divested himself of alt interest in the license of the Copa 12 have been completed by thecaruaoe, Mn. Harry Friedman, recently initiated into tht Brook- new curtoim were not aecesury, round* for the County Fair Sept. John Warren, Jr., Mra. Herbert the Baptist Church here at I From Catenovla JC after a wedding rehearsal in o'clock tonight. CAZENOVIA, N. Y.-MIss Linda Angle, daughter of Mr. andsaid a new date for the wedding on such cases, as does Coun- Episcopal Church tiere. Lee and Mr*. John Hyer. of Sigma XI, a national honorary were not tto right otter. Keyport. Reativea of Mlsa Poling Lounge and now has voting pow- steering committee of Trinity Mr*. Fred Brink, Mr*. Robert lyn Polytechnic Institute chapter complained mat the Mmplet P Feature! of the session will Include presentation of a film', Mr*. Roscoe W. Angle, 42 Wav-haerly PI., Red Bank, received an day and will await Mr. Folsom's Mayor Oravany, as owner of ashow, costume parade and varie- DAVID HARDENBROOK tot any tatte," Mid Mr. ChTjber. not been determined yesterilman Martin C. Lohscn. Activities will include a pet scientific society,' "l.davt think tto compaay "Pall Out," showing how explosions of nuclear weapons product huge quantitiea of danger- Science degree Sunday from eration, If disqualified from vot- ibles, a "white elephant" sjio Associate of Arts in Applied Full recovery. building housing a licensed opty show, as well as booths, food MARLBORO TOWNSHIP-Da- TURKEY SUPPER who admitted he wat no authority on interior dewatlng" Id Hardenbrook, 71, a former RUM80N A turkey supper ous radio-active material which Caienovia Junior College here. TO HONOR EDWARDS ng on such cases. When Mr. Col-anichio held interest in the Copa Steering committee member* Tuesday In Marlboro State Hos- a smorgasbord. 'The board tat already moved resident of Fair Haven, died will be served next Thursday slowly drifts to earth, and a talk their purchase," insisted Mr. She was president of the student council and a member of ral -New Jersey Chapter, Re jninge, there was not a voting FORT MONMOUTH-The Cen- by Dr. Fowler on "Religion from 9 to 7:30 p. m. In the Feste. pounding Ms gavel. Looks at Disaster." re Rev. John W. Robson. Mrs. pital. church hill by the Women'a Aasoclation of the Goodwill Meth- the judiciary board, student affairs committee, Wesleyan Club lonor the association'* national ired Officers Aatpdatlon, will Mr. Adalr suggested the board isjorlty on ABC matters on the V'illlam Chatmdn, Mrt, John He was born In Fair Haven, ClerRymen attending the shop around some more: "IJ 1 * hree-member council. Baker, Mrs, Harold Burlew, Mrs. There are no known survivors. odlst Church, Washington St. slon will receive brothurcs titled "The "Clergy, and Civil De- Miss Angle is now employed 'ards, USAP (Ret), at Its dinner ind Athletic Association. iresldent, U. Gen. Idwal II. Edbetter to stop before you flnilh Council voted renewal n( 31 con-vernoumptlon, three club, and one dis- nd Stockton Hopkins, Ing, Burial was In Fair View assisted by Mrs, Edward Large. Ellison, Howard Wilson The funeral was held this morn- Mrs. Charles Tllton Is chairman, than to be sorry after." fense" nutlinlnt! minister*' re s a ICRBI secretary In the lawmeeting In Glbbs Hall Thursday, June 25. A new slate of of- The board later accepted Mr rlbutlon liquor license. No nppli- Cemetery under the direction of sponslbilitlfs in the event of nucleir attack..'anzona & Blair, Red Bank. cers also will be installed, irm of Parsons, Labrecque, Gruber'a proposal to request the :ation was received, Mr..lessen Tourist-, spend 77 million dolors annually In Hawaii. Branch. id. pear at the June 29 the Flock Funeral Home, Long The Vienna Waltz ia 140 years company representative to ap- ported, for renewal of tho 32nd meeting. tor tto ef tto tor! a *m mttocaatract.tfr ttototrdprtumt af reventog procedure. At tta BBmTat BBBBBBBBml *' ait* lta I (Peal i) up the

17 I* *. ' iff* Cottrof WAIT tot O.P.f. YOTHE fuie TO HAVE!.»* mmmvss Something New i* CONHMMM HNAMON* BELVS Waawa'a drib #» In ft* lefme Watt, taaaltfs ltfa< oas) pnaja, 99 Meimv *WlMt He IIMed fl PTAPre$enU SchoUarMp f»mt.' MVCIt MONIt CAN I MTT / UOIfS IMYw itottti m «IK IL it* M.74 WHRI fc ii the ELECTRICALLY HEATED bone Sfpru imttmetti by npektcoacttl a>» hfe Aaai» h*»ta?e»»maj rabf ftfjajkajwhjt, *- ' ' Maw far lav k Mn. W. A. Va^aiaaaiaa mma fia^aai wwfwe 09 anlmew /OT 0fBCMBV0 Tat Ci %4464-VUMH <W <V» Wy. -'': -faadan 5a<ara>y«mJBmUft Father's Day got you n> o.. DC. ; ^ ~ V ^ - V I «prat* that aa i afta aaaahak aaj «al 1M "prte* la f» i : ' Far avtatismn ATlOKAjmr i(.'...v!' SWS WAU AHUM Ifo furimh0s( nna% piptj aj» radiitpnst Elsctric heating ksfaapls so simple H offers the lowest maintenance costs and the longest life of any home heating system The heating nits ar^i fit inconspicuously in the boseboarda, walls or eeflings. Because there are no pipes or radiaton Itfjs M MMajMHtr BaaUataM rraaaa ttoa HM JILWWI n n w n... NMtafftr "Mat* af Kaaa" chain aa# Craaw atatlonny.. BariMtyia aeeaawiha alaa a wida aalcctkm M bar-wart, rsisoffal smrrn snnccc If you can't coma la. a taltphona call will hm your i gift on Ita way tha aam* day. No rrtra ckarf*, af rttfln* i at i MIMO *A» I^StB^5TSa W 5Sa1? Wlt IattWvaaS Iraaaa an kaaull* fid atnliag auvar wltt»affatad taliair.«thai altgaat "tnttttiva Unk". Can U vat4 with aaqr tyaa!, Wt'rt alwaw at your «f awhia pai (Inel, Fad, Tax) THE CHINA tr GLASS SHOP 147 BWU St, lai Bank BlUdytlda 7<4MI 0pm itntm wmu «;W, rhdty ntghu mttt 9M Fra«Parkin* WNMIi W.t...Hi thebeautyof it ii-h costs lew than you think J Look for the GOLD MEDALLION, the sign of complete electric living. JCP&L Jeney GnHnl Powwr «t UfM

18 P*^^ W^~^r^ ^V^T^ ^^fr^r^9 T^"^^^* W Pf^Pl* Am- Mrt. Uwaro* J. ftwfa. MM*** fro«loft, r UoW AwMory of NMMHM* laftao Coawooy, Nw Shrowobwy. from Mn. RMM«A. rwar, MMrtof IWMIOW. «MWT TiMotity MMMT, HifMM*. Oflion an l*o. J*Jw» S. loiyl. I*. M» roa M < Mn. WatJw L Ha** rorwaf. troaawor. Mn. P w M h «fco w Tax Appeal Dates Set -Ikt! ka Mai «*fc tta g U. Vk* aftttmaf (MJ^IAMMI ai ** J"*^?! **".**.* w **' t to OMO*M«OM Aag.3i.Kis.pt Rev. Bourne Reappointed Itor. CharlN E. Iwat. P» lor af flat AME Zloa dmita. tar Ava, Ml look, ma l» Oa Homiag Antasrlty Moadoy alfkt by Moyar Ooonjo A. Cray. kuakwi at *o of f b Alpfao r. Oah-I Mayor Oray aaai ttaanttaryaf tto Foot of tto toaa at (MOB af tto CtoflWar ««MO. Mat a M<#Mt flaojom (a ttaaor» ao MMiBol at tt> MMJtoe Tfca MMMM«ai FULL PUOW M M Warwa, Jr., ww aahoi to ftagob I, Hail o...., Piw> for FradMM, FmhaM I. MlM far Itod Fair Lk> AlksbcMikluMbBerf Altalk Hjd Aid Belda CNyHol. Wait " a» Seyb HMO* Dance Pupils Recital Tuesday of tka fdntl at «««at tto PraaasM _, i letott Iteoaoy at I:U MM. Gooo, Mopla Am. ok»v B*Oroaa7Sacawtaca»l mm tol Choiyl Toauatro. Judy Koiooy, Lotgh Btatehtoy. h«i..-u J READY THURS LADIES Jamaica Shorts MTO. Mr*. ss Mn. atmra.1 Yoraal iml, lr. itt'.mn. ofommia Mayor Oityy pnawd fko f f CakJD. MtFaitrnl of Ait ia <ko k b bork a koc «Mo. M Ha «tto feopa ttat It mat Ario a taw* to tta It lag a»4 fln «Ml Maitta FMdorlcta, Katty oyte. MM Mm. Da Loo. Choryl Ma. akl, MBM NaM, IOMB xnisju, aad Cwaflt " "CbMto L > T-SHIRTS I SIZES 12to18 IMW Mtaor WILBUR'S JEWELERS SINCE IM3 ~ Shorts T-SHIRTS: /COMBED - COTTON YARN. y BOXER SHORTS SUMMEI STYLES A SANFORIZED, \\ «COTTON J \\ hi oadcloth J own OF oou TO unu. TO TW MBM W MM FOR DAD ON HIS DAT WILBUR'S IN RED BANK II MOAO STREET Tot. SH L0I4I JEWELERS TWO STORU TO IITTIR URVI YOU O M M FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL O'CLOCK IN LITTLE SILVER PROSPICT AV1NUI "At Hio Skopplnej C«tr" MON(Y; PROMPTLY OrLIMITED J QUANTITIES, fctei's Leather DMM Ma's Sport CAPS!! ASST. COLOM ANO PUIMt Mill's POLO JOHNS BARGAIN STORES 12 BROAD ST BANK

19 al * kyap M ta a fakt aaa»i* te a** mi<tiii_«wimtm witm U buy b U UMT aarb; JBM fca*. irgngr at. at. la * Mn. caainawi af Cnqr ward 11M miavalai Mn. Har ALL WSCONTINUH) WrM fa* AMMW MMtf MM «fffsst* * L&** * " ** * " a* Win* 4m M Ik* kwwf>'t «nt «M tc^«4 fill. Wrtwtd. M» «rlfm.» Mn. U«* af MM Miftary't (wi«v«aw»f aaiawwan Jaam Nnay^ tnt «M J KM a* Mn. Uwa-M J. fcrtty. Maiiify pmliw*. 4 lubtft nm* + *~ ttm "07* <" **-**** Haxard Hearing b Continued Iruck, «U CM* St Agnes Unit School Program b»mn. JBNBE.lapnaaMafl ATLANTIC MOHLANW-Na» OMT acaoal pngn* wtt ka af afflmra af * Alaw-laauy aa> nni at H taw Fair Na«M a>lanf daiy al It Aaaat CadwMf CdM l eoaaty RodCnaackapMrwttka kmary. modan EurapaM aua. aad Mn. Jaaaa. IMtad Statea klamy, CaHiarllBi dw program will OB CkiiMda Bay M H m J. otti, Jr. and leatit, mwnaaa atrlaf attt la l^kw Un, imlliati Mm. Bahaw neaftad a "0" la a «a or. ^aa IfaMw aai lim. MatthOW ka nrnprt* H f^tcvf ^m^^"» Mafwt aai tain a atkaat Mat Tkvndty ind Fri BSCfBtBITt BMMwB* VBBMRM BVVHBNBTCB wlh lay from la a. BL ta I p. m, KLARIN'S PAMTftWAHf AM CO. St. rwtiwrfertfwhsiimal. PVf suras Hit Hont tot At aaa- Kav. Fkh*rd E. E»k«lag It Mr. MOban, tfha 4ata Mt an aa* Mm. Gnaib hkk*it tfmkaapttata mm «oa ctalmea. aad Mn. Ed- p etivama af about IMMN. TtM 1* ttal MMag. Mr. M»arg aam. Seoait Mallam Dtae Jadaa Draak pat *a kaapmaj AtOUMiO ha RW nk^hfotrh 9 IRMRRI l# BmBaT OOANPOirT - TIN af tkamotkan* CMb at ajr Scout Troop M m Mra. J. R. MeKittriek j p d t h OM MIU ranady Laka at tha IWahtt. OM Tka MIU mm la * form at a mnwab UNION REACH-Mm. kr Mn. Wirraa Cutaa af R) ftav^vimfftd^ Rkk^u^MlB^BV AWB& PDM. who wu laava bud nki white: ncmtly la la (ka AtMaaHag «ara Mm. Mfva FWB abb Atawdtai wara Mm. Victor Paul Mn> WIHaai Fas* aohr. Mn. Ftayd Oorian, Mn. Uiwank. Mn. William J Mm. HaJimlB MaMe, Mm. Htrry Unas Mi M Mm. Hld Harold utm Lati. Mtai imtaahar. AJft.tfcM. ifajl.lpjt NOBODY BUT GRAND-WAY DISCOUNTS 1 I I 39 ss * mirm Tm $f m :*3J95 SUNBEAM PERIIA-SHARf 2SJ98fc INCH ELECTRIC DRII 12 44, ^^^^^^^H Bf H^PH BBBmraff"^" * ^^. ^p DELUXE ELECTRIC SANDER, 2S 94 mmmi vam, mma m& KMTWENT raottvsnbrb VLmmmut CBfflflE m MMZRIKW l i t TME MMME i f.nmsiuvm T J '45 SHAND SAW IDEAL GIFT FOR DAD! FATHERS DAY IS JUNE 21st! SAVE NOW! BUY ON LAYAWAY! USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN!

20 , ' *. ' ' Shop Friday'til 9 :. i Head-Turning Swimwear Fashions Htrt art Swfmww FasMons with firturt. flit CnttioM of Amtriea's tep-fttght Swimwiar Dofigntrs.. «J«ttffi«l to win it Miwrt bfaehfi tvtrywhm! A. ROSIMARII HUD'S Orapri kwlra. hi Maak, Wkita and MM. Sim 10 t* (I. \ f # f I* CATALINA'S Orta* and Into* with bald strlpad dickay at ««W k»y - vqt fllrn IMWJ SnVaftl III MIS" V* *npplfv«slit* IS to II. 17,11 C TWO-TIMW, two.ptoat Taffato boasts cantrast trim at lag Una and «bra: whito with black Mm. Silas 10 to 14. 1S.W D. RQXANNE'S Milay l^y SKart la a ravishing all^var M M print Laitait (MI II to 40 (n all br«tfm A, I, C. v STEtNBACm SPORTSWEAR, 1 Sma floor mti Atbury Pvh Offers Startling Savings on Discontinued Styles Hare's a «r«nd apparfwiffy to fay In a supply af yaur favorita Vanity Fair Nykn Triatt Slipi. Half Slips, C«WM, Pa amai and.pantiai and un hand, tamalyl Daintily trimmad wwi laea, ambraidary and parmanant ptaatinga and M laak at rtm law prieail Itamt Regularly Priead: Salt Prleadt Pantias Half Slips Slips Gown* 2.S0 to 4.9S 3.95 to I2.9S S.M to fo M H J.W 2.M H 7.91 i.ti to u.n J.9I M had only Anthony but YOU cm hat* Belle Sharmeer's "SAHARA" Pajamas Baby Delli Ptlgnolr Stti I.9S 6.95 to to to a.» to STKINRACU'S LINGERIE, StreH Floor and A,bury Park T ^ Asbwy Part - Rad tank Imigtna what CUopatra eeuld h*vo dona had iho worn thli lun-kinod itoektng huo that brlngi rich warmth and looks davattatlng with botgai and browni. Leg-iiitd in taamlais htol and tot t STEINBACH'S HOSIERY, Street Floor and Asbwy Fa,

21 RED BANK REGISTER Gas Company Head Sees Shade Trees 'Unprecedented Prosperity 9 To Receive FiD Planting Bank Stock Rising To Million Dollars Slaves to DUtribmto Cigm$ Smurdmy Cajan UBs to fte order af to ef voted Tacsday l» C to l,w,mt by ef ntju aksns ef Big July 4 Parade Set a* ceatnt New Jersey area vnl to aaattlto Mh HgMtohto ef t -the It whs etart at :» p. m., and / BOOOO BOJSffSBOOp 7 Bw *^^^^T *BOO1 BBJI BOOBS MV OBI* BIBO IS BBSS* IS PBflp BOB BOB Of BWOOS ^_ ^^^^^^^ B^a^^^M fcv ^M ^fta SaaOafc VMS M a t t W s hrtaf toek Red tanks aaferel aeewry/ Mayer»)ea*fe) May Raise Qn The panda mrataqr Ave. aad la MOMMUft».. Md Will Daw aaat to Bread ft Tto The marchers wltt paat a reviewing stead aa they proceed aa Bread ft. Thetoeof i I Ban* PL tovs already accepted ea tarm* toni Major Cartel Pest K y iwlbmi Bsssnnflnft fioabntmicsbbl OBSit Veterans ef l*naja Wan drum BBd tagto corps. ^ "Thta la fere wtth present todwtrial i. and that the twos, which Wos sowctsd by aofssiy er Mturall itoaals, caa to "topper to merctal Umit growth. beer ftoat: military units Ilkewiae T _ WS* *» PvoitalBSfy the a toe Ifltoa dollar reject an I by Heptun* Mu-thopplni eeatar wavjd have been MBJtsct Ben. rdrsdanyt, noonoeixadie n te JWI JB, and wtt to..., clowns; _. but now we hive the population ptoyod at The Registor office to Ho* bathing beauties: * e to eupport weh commercial futon.._jea Water Ski float with thefacility and one Is aoarlag IN* Water Ski Queen, aad speciality features. _ aaldhte pletion. Fred E. Sehtoner. Stetobach's A eurprlse feature to a guest our paay ta "ettramely ptoaaed with ^ "i be grand mar- laka^m 4W awaakav tm JBMM n^hetanai ** Park. Two Women Hurt in Crash p sort Industry. This put a tak tack tateg ^ *» mendees toad on n short thrsemonth season and the whims of aad service groups wflltoas> n^aeea ejmba cani i i gniup. Mr. a It cb the weather. Now, with the added Industrial and commercial fa- trees Tha actual mttti tl fit t f th bu k d fear feet ef ttt im of the tf.^jjlsssl'"*' *** *"*"' *J* KOBEYVILLB-A car driven aa^^a*, win aaalm fa^h b* B^MB^sWad taani hfltmmaajbbv " _ WfajJIBJJ^iaSgajM. Bifo^M «p «B W9 by a VIrtlala hit a pete dimes, we eta took to a much employees "at a* cost to tha tonpayers," Mr. Serpfce aud. Tto ev OP%1M w^ethvfm^aj v*rv at OMmejrs aaxtthun> Sd Anday idght iht M Rt SU, fmlaatoa) fsbka^bskbaaspb **jf M ^ BYBJBBIIBBBI aad a passenger to her vehicle year-round for the entire area. ware Injured. "This nay picturetonot far tto _ to Police Plle at theorist's Idea of Mrs. Em Dtvidasa. cemmhlota BBBK OttlOOl awofooa* wbb Svef bubrhsads have beta centers. Barrack* Identified tha driver u happen, buttabased on actual Mn. Dorothy Hlcke Aadenon, experience. I can best Illustrate oetatod beaeti Wegaard by Mr Warren, Jr.: Harold KtBy. (wr<- Mddtoburg, V«. She Buffered this by some figures of our mm CartmaB. We salary wntoidtafemattoa frotn the NMgattoa MM MAUMB mm ai W^A B^nb company's business. Regtators Lester C. Movptt, UUto a weak. He will haw apodal They quoted Mn. Anderson as Silver nunery owner, aad Edward H. O. McCartney, «- police authority. TbeauyoraaM Coaservatioa aad Economic Oeahaut riparian righto. astff PklnT«ilBrBBBBm IBBBB **flbssm 'MBIBBBV aylng aha felt aalecp at tha "Our residential sales have ^^a^a*^b>^ ^a4 V^aaa^a^^ ^ ** Wfc^^-** *tf*^ wheel aad embed Into the pole. iaereassd coasldenmy for several yean, but until hut recently ttot for as Job, Mrs. Margaret Hlckt. Coif* tha Chamber ef Commerce. racbjr 01 n n i ana Kecreaooa, Neck, Mn. Andenoa'a altter-tea w l l U f l t t our Industrial sales were nuktag Mr. alas Cartmetl facial a slower jumb. la the past two Court Levies tto beach win open officially for faculties at the Saturday. Tto Both women wan taken yean, however, we have store $1,471 In Fine* dt b ttfegnard wm be porony nude It clear that oa duty then, to e added. compietioa ef er the me park pan win take Monmouth Medical Center by the 't d It att at New Shrewsbury Pint. Aidla Monmouth and Ocean Cousin our company we have aa collected ta Red Bank Munici- A total of tun ta fines wu once." to atid. quad. Mrs. Hicks wss admitted and discharged from the hospital Industrial department mat work* pal Court during May. salary wm be tmm a year, Ho reptocea PrankJta H. Cross, Monday. with local communities to assist A report from Maglstnte John wnoov IOOVMBOOO WBS Trooper John Cetblck Investigated He Issued Mrs. Anderson M 38 BSfSOQS them to their Industrial development program. You will bo In- S^- ajalaalaa named recently to the borough V. Croweil to Borough Council g at the meeting. Mr. Crosa was a summons for careless driving. terested to kaow that ta the put _ lot TlOIBIlOO wd department Memo to Merchant* POUR INDUCTED Pour men.registered with the Red Bank draft board were Inducted tato the Army June 10 ta Newark. They are Benjamin Dressier, 61 West Sunset Ave., Red Bank; Thomas McGovem, 321 Seeley Ave., Keansburg; Kenneth Toanssaen. 3 Mill Rd., Matawan, and Andrew Pollock, Newark. Belt B. Otto wfll to pkatod wtth tto W wswssi lahbkjbansiabbi mm BSBBSBBBI OaW BBNOOIOS Or OHM. _ to at taut«feet apart. dope* kg ea^ettottag B*V* BSfBMO I ever, that the tree* wtti ant h> m * -*-- J -»u a»w*we)» nwei ojnmfl lasai lasjbjajl MB^ABBSBBBB) BBssftaUaasI _ a^_ y«u«auifl B4ABBOB (OO Ftflaflfl K w....wwta.y le* k'**«* «, ** d Frank J. WeW. eimirtive vice president, Chamber ef Cam. harm eajaag atflny. OateW has b**a set a* rh* target sjate far the pwl* e! tha wrsf tree*. Group Seeks Ck on ges at Park Beach The proposed park, now being coverage. filled ta with dredged ITIwripliramsntofthedock. g nuterlal V IBS l * ^ e ««ema e m a 9 u -_ 4. Men sand ea tha twssb MVOf It) SB* JUVw ItOCBSK 9 IS AVS* OS" B1SS Bl InM 01 w HMV* ;^A.f* a > i ; - ' I A atataterdato. ta aee the modarnimttsr»rhac5 h "aad. we Hal. B> TBI "To set * ideal imrttwibffluchalnnaaofth* pjolng QU nsnoag tto aton* ta to eammlttee. e. our townsbreeds success. The fatally to* TGTfcwMoaf aerial flnworks 'Weehat Vnlwk J* BOlMCa etsctiuvsflcs ehat with you y pp peopte km^^m «- ay «in follow the parade in come level, always high ta this president. p. Red Bank Ci Community * " M Crtrtl M oat ttot renting of beat Mr. Cartmrtl aam. "Aad, could help defray Maria* Park. The 1W Water Ski ana, is continuingtohas. Chb Chamber of f Commerce, C dribd descrid IT*** elf tha flreworto lavestmonts by these men me rrssplsbttogafejeet aa "the dto»tey~ at p. m. The Comet ww bring them a return. The nrsc nuior aaip m wm Deeaincation of Red Bank." day^ to wlatt took BIOM at Sat "matter at taltortog what «a nrmorki Co. wui operate the "The Jersey Shore haa always the park fireworks ban* off Mariaa bean known for its wonderful resorts. A targe part of our avqnapi ao cott lor lbs pfojsct raw asoibbmrs assetjasj. wan* B O B tne aneeas. HI BMIBO* BUQ HV OWOOTV UBV PaWal UPI omy has bean based oa the re- tta months our Industrial department hi* had mowtaojalriee for2m tor traffic vtotattons. tton of Harold Peton^a-tocome if yew aest bank emwr borough or statetaws,and Council A approved the tto appijca- Company customers: sites for research plants than It Of tha traffic violators. «rewsawofl asuidfllqdafnlbp *VBi D^VHKUll had in any previous It-month A flunor NMmttao wss state laws. The remaining1m period, ed to Richard Bennett. Conover Merchants to Stay Open Second Night tftljll imumiak akabswiaiab) dhtl U. Mr. CartmeM aajd It a All of that* facto add ap p to uvrwsn paixuuj Ktod from tto four new Postau tto aonmgi no^unmebto one certainty - _,..nmle dericea which went tato Ctfl aad The borough received 11,171 was approved by the Ocssa Cottitfjfs caa look fotv " ""» Plea operation st the Broad Street ward to aa en of aapneadsnted prosperity of a stable an- Council " renewal " of " The electronic posting ma- tha couaty, aad ttt to the state. bank Tuesday. UMh*MhM g a u A lener wi* Stouten L. Oppsatolmar, Wilson tun for many yean to come,** 48 Uqnar llosnsea. n., who pratasd thefindepartment for Ito work to flgmtaga tolled by tto National Cash Regchines, manufactured and fscoot flfs at IBS boms* Inn sr Company, Dayton, Ohio, did "enensat work- to aaid. an twice u fast u tto former "We'n army* ptoaaedtoreceive such commuakaooos," Mr. 'MAN OF THI YIAK" Karl F. WJhtol, canter, wtt honored ai the 'Man of t.te Year 1 by the Eatontown Citlxent Club last Thursday night in Old Orchard Country Club. Mr. Wihtol is president of the Eatontown Chamber of Commerce and wai cited /or having completed many worthwhile community projects. With him art Milton A. Stain, left, Long Branch attorney and guest speaker, and John W. Outtermart, chairman»f the event... UtU, Leonardn. 1:00, Allanlle NWUamM. 1:09.. Hiihlanrti. till, vfa Hlihwar M; Fort HancocM 1:14, " BriaM. :M. Mmmouth Bitch.... via Ocean Ave. All tarti ISe on* way. f*n«parklni at fjaonardo Bui Tirmln it AdvtrtlMimnl Typ*wf ll#f BMialM All Mliket new or uud. Low ai SM.M, Ouirtnli1. Eatjr Etjr Icrmi. R«r- ploo'l, l'l 101 Monmouth t h it. IH TMM. Advtnmn»nt. I will not n* reiponilui lor any bill conlracttii br mr "I"- Hirrjr DffMiring, U South St., Red Bank -Advertisement. New Vork Turnpl»i> Kiprria S3.00 round trip. Krequent Rervlce. Nr parklm prownm. Boonomlcal. For tlmr «nii ichcrlulf. «H 102(5. Adverts tntnt. Art Cla»ea Alexander Murray ritutllo, OD Hroa Advertisement. ' m to stay apaa a eecoad atohtetort> «tto Ratal Trad* foramt Fan tract a whteh to to be- Board. eabtautt^ torn m BBBBBBBWLBW ahaieav tt^ t WLW V IBBBMB Iwr wlsqmb 1 BBIB* Kaytotto tto mayor *ald chata m to tto to hoped to see a)emwat at the park eventually. totaerror, you may have to argue with a machine. Mistakes, however, are not ex- v^asw aaaaw/a*j absssna* t Tto machines at the Merchants Trust, which Is the 1,- INkTALLATION TONIGHT 000th bank in the U. S. to install PosMronlcs In the BWEUB-Milton H. Grannet, Jr., president of the state yean the devices have been on Insurance association, will Install tto market, alao will utlllie tto ufflcsii of ths MMmouth County new "alpha-digit" system Insurance Agents Association at Identifying checking accounts. a dlaner-danc* tonight at 7 o' Replacing the difficult numerical process, the operator now dock. reads the last three digits of the customer's account number BMieh'-'tai irn.7 J^.-Jith'thr!' from the check or deposit to be Aucutt utl llh. lire. l*»v«l*av«airport riau 19:9 U SO m. n» Hlfhwtr M Ktuiburg, posted, and indexes the num- via Laur.l u r l Ave, Bciichway, BMCI K., Port Monmoulh. IJ:SO. O Bel- Bl ;j?"rt*' He said to Is easdbm tolton to OM isrosf OOOJMSS anas OBBJ taow to Red 'mm L wtn-toatt* He puastoatayopen 7 move to muwpto They agned flmt imtopn. psflbg ft emlgajay OB BMMN) BfOaV. IUd Astory Park Mr. hi the other are "aet Rod r hank ee that It any hebar pra> vide tor tto aaadaaf * e*a> Woaatolar aptob»tosetam.b^ttotonito of m BBBB)«5 IBBBJI BBSOOBBBr* a "price wartorthe peat eight Prederlc & Jr. ttot topwptn tto athtintototto fan, aot tto required fan." TBUcab ewaon OnVw IOT O ISfO s April» atiottog. m to, taibbiv* etohttortfirms to eat Bp Ini saaaatoft* h boreagh, ohargtog n cento to BOO avwow OOO Sa> 01 OlO OOBOI Ptw tosd scale of HfBt lw». cents far each The promt fete to* toea to Then anlsr etaht tasicah owasn aad M B- They are Nonto Phurr. 41 art Bt. Red Bant, JH, w ward P. Kaaey WOBl j Hoaiy Coy» as, OMB, and Rudolph C. Becoa, "It St Marys PI.. Red Beak, BMtjr *^BBBB j^bb "^" BB *Ot *y 0) ^OOI Of BM Tto veto waa ^percent of with a par vatoe ef It awbvara BBBB asafja was' aa fbg NT BBBBVtoBBB Bl 8) mto ef oaa new to tto OBBOI IVOBOB 0 BW OJBB1B> to^bbt alvhm pnfito mt tto ef tto aato ef iw ae> stores, tocopmal w«t S SLtmmJtm AIUNIKCITY. 'AT* Posting Equipment Installed in Bank bers on the "comparator keyboard." Next, the customer's statement-ledger form Is inserted in- HJCTRQNIC WORKIR Miss Armotte King, right, National Cash Register install, etlon consultant, explains tha operation of the new Post-Tronic posting. machine fe to the printing table of the machine, which electronically compares the number indexed with day at the Merchants Trust Company, the Post-Tronic cuts the previous time needed Miss Joan Epifano, 32 Madison Ava. One of four machines that went Into use Tues- the number previously recorded for posting In half. Looking on are Kenneth H. McQueen, president, left, and AI. invisibly In the magnetic strips in the back of the form. fred C. Gopel, vice president. Stop en Red accurate accounting, the ma- will make Ing, snd record the balance. "banks all over the country are' If the numbers agree, the ma-chines simultaneous According to Jack Creedon, chine accepts the form and thepostings to both the ledger and National Cash Register's local iterator can proceed with the statement forms, a procedure representative, the machines can ostlng; If not, the form Is re-formerlacted and a red light signals With the one-posting opera- automatic with the addition of handled separately, eventually be made completely iat the wrong account has been tion, It will now take less than component machinery elected, half the previous time to Idcntl- "With the growing volume of In addition to taster and more (y ye account, make the post-1 bajikingj ings business," he said, i hour ol tnstrue modernizing their facilities. One out of four posting systems are now handled by machine." Although final Installation of the new machinery took two weeks, training the Individual operators required less than aa

22 1m* f, Service Set Woman 9 $ Exchange to Holdj omorrow { Exhibit at Club My U By Temple RUMSON - The heaiw of the Mirror traataa's Exchange cf M»wa County, meeting laet wi at Rumeea Country Club, mi as la bald their annual enhibrt Sataiday. July II, at the a* away awa^bbhbbbbbbbkjgsj gpt^bbrwa SHB * B^BBW^ pte will held Us final Sabbath aorvke of the at I:U a. m. ia the Woman's Club, TUid lank. Heaiy Bambtrger, a rabbinieal etudeat at the Hebrew Uaiea Sea Rright Reaeh Club. Mn. Donald Andrews and Mn. Collefo-lewish Institute of Fraadt UHM are chairmen of ligiaa, will officiate. thing for the exhibit; Mn Mr. Raam has bota rais- beagks Ncwhold, Mn. Gerald F ed ia the Reform traditiea aad laate aadmn. Oansby Wcrle- has i ipimi a year daat rahw te a aew o Mn. Richard fmanhs *f U-Hen la Frederick, Md. edattb*! ^Bam Z-T?Z* im *ki BBBBMI BWIBMA atoak *miai wmittsnfimm at nflf lyvwmp PWf' Hafli SbvHaT la^a BTJB^BSBH AfafrnV ^ a._^ ^^a^d> wlw wbrwf 9r^P^ #f^bbb^pw ^NW ^r N**»rt' (ni w a. onmr MCrw TiMf wuj be An* T pravidai by the WayymiCam- kjb* Oia^awaaaw f^^^9 ^9* f? 3ta ate *>«** Uttte IBver. Mrs. UMarcha, dw Wast Bad ' mar EdMh Oetty af UMa SO-aad is vie* i. BwrnaawW^nw 1 SBBIBBV 6^awnBBBwlMfwa'*al mw) I Baak sad Aabury Park, sad with L. Bsmsirair sad Co. lew sate hasn for the «friends af the < i Hiymsa. tude SB- I Call I9jfa at t*w %% it*a».».. M Mi It \*t,l0kalw**o*» n*t kvn.' SHI PHARMACY CAUSH 1^174 The an be Seat Mat Ctab. Dri*er*«Face Cut A* Or Strike* Pale Harry «rby. IT. *f Sat Tba LHKo Uvor Oom««r*ti«daw 9. P««l p w^w»# f a* a Wa9i" amaar M vfyvvii y Pfaav HNI, pj da) IsMswIai year will pi**]** by TbwMt J. Smith, cwntar, Fair Havwa, PswaraH*) st*«* SM*** MMU w*«*. w*be Mrs. Carnal imki «. I* MM rear arc, Mr ( rttht. WMttam T. Wick. asanisl at ate Mm*. Mn. wi MM mw H*ary S. Imelborf, D*m*cr«tis SMHMM candid*** ia N*»*mfc*r. Mr. duag neervatfons forthe diaaeria M* his car Mt a Storewide Qearmce! ON ALL MERCHANDISE TOTS f T1INS FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 21st Piittha Qau of 24 U Confirmed FAIR HAVEH - MaM* Alfred L aaayard af tfc* at»lnii il» B ^ BWB? BBB^BnW f/^hbb^bbb ^BBk^Lai * «nvw 4w%mj awaav «al visltstios to dm Epta Cbarch sf te My Cmam BVW^SB^BB* aaav^^^ *-- ^*^M^m rnawy WMia at cawin M adbln aad M chodram. He ate* Those confirmed were Mrs. Natty Bown Sanders, Mn. Ruth HawkJaa. Mrs. P. Hewsrd Gage, Joseph Sevtrage. Charles Alias, Thomas Blair. Howard Podueka, Robert Haha, WlUsn McVey. Edward Jonas, Reed Lodrr. Dal* Gag*. Jr. ; John Mcnrsy, Kurt landen, Lawrence Weed, Stew* art Msshlaa. Date MbHoa, KM* en Hsrken. Mary Bouhnn. Ssra Halm, PstHda Stsadsr aad Jacqueline Jose. Miss Addle Cagle of Fhuhiat. Reeeivied Into the church wen N. Y.. duujmsrof Mr. aad Mrs. Mn. Dorothy Ssversg*. Mrs. B- Mmvo* of O TUrd toes Jones sad Jack Zings. Fair Haven, will leave Member* of th* Womaa's month to tour II Europeaa couailiary rtui at the re-irtas. espmon. wmeh followed conflrnv Miss Cagta, a proteaaioasl modsi, woffcs to New y«rk Ch> attoa tta ceremanles to th* parish as hal Three Vehicles In Collision XUMMN - Thna veh* wan tavornd la a osuuca l^fasadwsahingtonst.ss To Tmwr tmrmp* Upoa bar retura te August, she will satcr the field of radio. AAUW Story. Hour Saturday Mr*. Chartes F. milniir**. Driven of the can wan Rus-Bassell Ramwy, ill Aveau* of twottw reader at Ssturday's story River RA. Rumson, will be Riven; Hyatt how h tha Rsd Bank Public Library. Tim* Is U:» a. m. Oak La., and BdMa Pwnphrey, Pwphr» Pornst Ave., all Ranuoa. The rtory hour te opwte couat yottbfnhv U lbmsaif(9rt9al There were no iajuriet. PMiotaaa Jamas Taaaar lavaitiiated. No h^^^k^a^^a^ 'AKWX^^A ^k^a^^s^k imugn mini grao*. *>v Bav *jbj*v*bavrisaj w^^pj Sa^B/ wl*aw s^sja^vj^b^bbb) Graduates Crap, American Asasnoa * umvsrsny women. mw PMniMrs 24 W. FRONT ST. your oar safaty-aat lummir driving with firttfont FAIR HAVEN - Mias Barban Naturally, oa this... hit day... he's.a champ and on 364 other dayi in the year, too! So dreta him like one. That calls for knit thirto... comfortable ihiru that an a real neccttitr to lummer living. We've an.excellent assortment, to stop in... buy him Kveral! - AfJB USawffJL. A atfaaw^hbtt # %BTAW ANNUAL BANQUET To*. It* lait.ia 2 Receive Degree* Wathmgton Coltega of th* Un vetsiqr of Virgtoia at Fredericksburg. Va^ te one of» students From Ohio University appointed boner advisers to new ATHENS, Ohio - Two Menmouth County, N. J,, collet* to This oouaiatwem unonf toe I7t who wer* th* colteaa's boaor tyitea. Mita Up- JUM 7, itod from Onto Unlvenlty Ma's paraats an Mr. and Mn. They ara Edward R. Ctark, «Robert V. Upeoa of HUe* Rd. Harding Ave., Keeatburg, who ^^ - * ^ *'"" tww***sbj ^^ f W^^BBB^^r^'VBB* *»P«^ inftoa. Sbs is a Juaior at Mary Wash, neerved a bachelor of sctaac* degree m mechanical engineering, and Perry J. Eli, Jr., IS Lafayette St. Rumson, who was of awarded a bachelor at science de- a gree In journalism. Petenoo'f BAPTISM Mrs. Tbarmsa C. Nsslis, prati- RIVER PLAZA-Mr. and Mn. <b»t of the Matawan Womaa's Charles Beckley, Msnatog St. Quo, aad Miss Elsias Cherry, <ism Sunday of d»lrraan of civic*. educauoa aad melr gr _ iter.. Karen An dtfuation. of the Junior Woman's Clubs of th* Stats Fsdtr* Mn. Joseph Wytykoski, Ford*. Wytykoski. daughter of Mr. aad Also attending wen Mr. and Miss Hannah McLean was baa- Mn. Albert Howett and Mr. sad quct chalrmaa. Mrs. Norman Long, Jr. ANTIQUES PAYMENT m. m ' : * m ai6 dhsaok* WMIYi* i Muming wear Grand Slam th Holer, all cotton 6.95 Imported Lacmte 8.50 Muiuing wear Btn-Lon 8.95 OPEN FRIDAY'TIL t CA III BROADWAY LONG BRANCH DESERTED VILLAGE AT ALLAIRE Route S24 from Farntingdale to Spring Lake JUNE A. M. to 6 P. M. 50c Admission UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DESERTED VILLAGE AT ALLAIRE WHITE STREET and MAPLE AVE., RED BANK AS1URY AVENUE H AS1URY PARK PR Use Our Firestone BUDGET PLAN

23 WjefttankV Near Parkway Ha Oardaa Itoto Parkway haa - * M Mh Meal mini ' BjBj^BjBBB^ j^a ^ttavp e^pvaav anawiaw^j a> «Ma oaf tat Mr* Jersey Outdaar Ad»irllilag Tax Burew to what ttw riie af objectionable UHbaarda aad other aigaa acar fte tceaie auperkigaway. Mrs. Katharine E. White, chelmua af tha New Jersey from individual property awm Highway Authority, said a concerted campaign is planned to who erect or pent* the oracti of advertisiag eifas aa shew It ptrsuadt adjacent property owae» that unsightly advertising ckise to tha parkway. otam affect the tafcty at well the alm aau tka fmaiar i at the haaaty^ af the 17Ht»e aftaetj ^^awavwwwjy ^ B^^^V RBBaaaaEi IBV VRBJBBE^aaaBjg IP ^P.' tfa waft. Mid, -hat they htve no proper aloe* en at aear a highway which wot torneeived oad designed aa aa oa> prewway llueiifb aeeaic «wr> raundingt. Hie parkway wat meant to be injaje." Mrs. White, aottd that aw aav botrd advertising iadaatry to New Jersey at a whole bat bean co-operative ia the effort to beef the parkway free af tads aitf The problem, ahe mid. hat cat Osea Appsfyeara, traap coaamit t. f, iffunalir Mtr nonr tr STOCKS - ION0S MUTUAL FUNDS itoe melt af the eb. waa aaad epreed of biuboanai aai ather tbjat aa pro- u..._. party adjacent ta the pufcwaya ardortodam tejavatway. The authority haa puanco wtth i aa JartoHrtlaa over sigas af i off fat parkway. WUboerds a AaMOfathi!* tarfwiiiat ;ee ia *a wmwrnnmnj eir seftty ntoat oa fat curctt park* wdl < jaynatatr rat ah* 0t«hl*. INWt W?H 0* ^PvMM09 «* RMl N M t 9a% HOtfBWw J^-A I- J JaV- 1^4% A.teAj U fk UgwUl- J VPIIf ^V VT fwj PWvTf fhi fwjbvwf W SPw* WF ^PW**1 aj ^aaljl A A_«tf fl» AAdl AftsWaWvfl lawaf tjp #ww 9^^*ajp ataaajajbbbbbbbbbbj 9^^^^MB^V ^PBa"a' w^*b»^a#aa aawajw RWcr Ccaatry Ctub. J Cradntte Fond Now Past At Utlk Silver VbKway Mark it Dr Laaa Rala* Perk, vice aro«i> Red leak, M«rotory. The ta* ^ U L Pa_p ^BsBaTattAaa a^a ^^La%i aaawebaaar aaaajp aa^aa awwwej awawwe^ ab^v Vawav Bill Protect* Tax AiMMors TRENTON (A»Mio». Robert UTU buvbr-rav. Chertot MONTCUIR - Tat drive tob. Mtyaw tig tlsaa_laaw toj af MM Red ranch ike IMJM tnit far failing ta He) i it«air coal ( OftyeaaMrtfMtureHtat tog ta ttoto af Rat T M MOOMfO WAI BM. Charlie W. May) aad Jonah w. ^ ra>orttdtoft ay a> ttnti fmoo pautmaflf to powwjf. ^. A_ -M -^ omatmtf tem RHP.WfeWpW*» ^MCV* W" ta«'ri f..- *eacbi>oll4bmr«iaapram "We tie thfjdn PA1R HAVEN - Mn. OardM ad tha fafowafl fartoe eke*. Tbt.a*-ha aek. ««_.,. JaeUtn. Jr, 1 Onaat Wak give tat ccawalga a ftaal effort aad Mm. W. C^Mdk, ft, radtad Ike The tmaty «H hrtog ntw beat flgbmnd Aw.. wji aaaacasthi to the MM thhbaao «a» ratomtd b lauvctbhc, him. far flu NUtie AUCTION SALI 120* Tabt Hhjhw** M to SATURDAY. JUNI INh MMA.M. Uvlng room, bodroora aad dtatag room farajtoro caama> ing oc sentop louoftflf cwufi, oweme oowuv avmatmo (Slnscr)e Gwtfo coatvortibltt OOCUIOMI tamw M d dmalfti m^m ^a. J eisul 4a>IUek\ e»e»awi«anie>#lj> ^AaMaa)aJW ^^a^avl^^ H^tajJL^alA VaaB I D^9^l a^aiaa aa^b>eaaf * abaialdbhaabeflne H B J C D I B TJB^Bssvai a^alaivsbbbbaja aid DaaM WataV RklMidBraaa,lOMnaBaraba AJea Bntltr. Joiyaa Bali Eletat Ctrawena, M M Catai_. Mary Ortttlea, Rkbari daifco, Aitoat Coalaa, Larry Cnaann. MUM Uada Croft, Ceiat Cr> aatv Aantny Dal Pra, Clara De> AY^MBe^aaBa^aA a A %Mm\ etjambdaw A l k JMOOIMaV W mm» WaWJj i^y ^PHaWaVaVJay 1MB V2 W IvavJWar tj.si ^^ ^_^_^ ^ ^ >» # «am. VH w l a w M l evevffv awfli avjv Iff* mfm4 kat be Md MM Mn. Wendt He«d«Auxiliary PERTH AMBOV - Mr*. Herb- V Oo ot IMaaVt M _*L_«ali jaf ta^ai tiiific pk pnoavflk «OH OH O. Caraw BfUta, Bar- tod tontad Narth Nth ft«aay Sh Share Aa* ban Bvaaj, M bat, Itatrt Itory at ta» LaMrw WtKm fx I tt ttal AaWBCaBftMBs* av\ A IMbafl, Jack fiaaaibisbabjaabaj oantry. Mrs. Many I aaa> «Rev. Oaarat R. KatMar, 0. ractoraflatdmttoaaf ' * eftteatate HOME OWNERS 24 HOW PHONi SBIYICI mm mmtm ISl O MONFY DOWM UpTo20Y«ortToPoy MfCHM burner, tewa and porch fataituia, floor aad toma ktajpi, 4wnwttc ruga like aaw (room aad acattor ante), aookad rocs. aaam china cebtoot. ratrtemtor, 11 cable fact, teb*- dattasdoor. itas OB: Wtchtn anjilpead wna tat baat to ware, awner tec aamca oc u, awajn ana ameme troat, to be Mapackad. Alto contentt of batoatnt aad gtitja. Ontn, hlsvojuuty fttrnjahlnti may ba vtonaf an data at tale from fees A. M. will aala Haw. Ptowa da not pbaat tr can to toe the offeriaga prior to aalrdabj. All ftemt.0. Larry ItffaVwV*, Barry, aa, WIUMI RetM, Lyaaa Riea> doa. wbica rnaaidi woad, Ciral Rota, Ctrolya Rwh, refajt ' arabm* «a Alu tt, CMJaa tthrar, d T J aaatll * eb«mkakle«akal AW aka& Tlfaeiaia win oo romvoa n mo nv toriaa Charch ctarehyard AM d llfamta l Pettf R. ZDhjtr.. ^_ Saturday to prepare tta cntkjaaj for aa)b> The five actt of Evgi Ottawa PuUlier Pritt Play, i than half Broadway la Ittt. Itmfor«l Ithel costs 90 littk means JO tlhtttmlttlfw m curve Th«WOR10 belongs to OAD This SUNDAY Once a year FATHER bet M«(jay. Wo think he It entitle* to comfort. fire bint the ante ba enjoys. ' SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Arrow t*4 Tru-Vel Saorfiwear wm 1M*P. SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS All Cotton or WcuVWaar 2.M OAT NECK Puth up Sleevei, Solids or Fancy SWIM TRUNKS - All Stytet, F.ncy or Neat IEACH JACKETS Terry, White or Fancy SHORTS - lermuda, Jamaica, Alpine - JIFFIES A Sllaper for leach, Shower, Yard or Heme IIKINI IRIEFS - Stretch, Summer Activity Comfort PAJAMAS -Short Sleeve. Short Leg, Cool and, of course, Tloi and Sockt to go with jtitt about anythina. STRAW HATS by KNOX Give «Gift Ctrtifiette. iff *3.M i.fmms lfi t*3.fl CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Wheels are five inches farther apart.. l U i widens the stance, not the car, gives you road~hugging stability, lees lean and sway. Only Ponti'ac has Wide-Track Wheels! YOUR LOCAL AUTB0R1ZID FONTIAC DIALER RASSAS IROTHERS OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL P. M. It IROADST. Men'* i leys' Outfitter* Slnca 1924 RED IANK

24 Mrs. Young Hetub League flh# Nl> MM. Mi» Found Gouty Of Murder Mn. Mn. PWftjr * fti MM to PTA Givei $212 To Library l«lmtw«k m«fnin»tin V HHBBM WIPW Mffk <fimmr. «< ltocm> ta nm to Mi My MM * Mn. Cmta.Mn. *m mi Mn. Mm la^atmmm «M *' a*; ftl MmilUtlHIff M i MINT, ^p. y^^^ ^^m. IMb WIMH T9H BiQF w4l MONMOUTM eounttt UIOKT SAW A StRVfCI OMANUiTION EATONTOWN TV & APPLIANCE CO. 10 HIGHWAY 35 IATONTOWN LI OPEN DAILY TO 10 P. M. FREE PARKING?P»r cottoni, DMran- Mttons, Chromfpu»<ottoni, AeritaM to th«group. B-M-L. Crawford Gift Certificate t Ifavir worry about iu«. color or ityltt L*i him ehooi* hi own pft from Crawford's bit (election of.r.rylhini for PAMPERED PAPAS. Wwnl S(yb Swhi TIMM BROAD ST., HU MNX, H. J.

25 torn SolitoStrawberry Crowen V Named By Laboratory K»T MONMOUIH - Richard /. Gale. II RJmiawa Dr.. Fair riter to tht Mat Chitto at sto* Port or Seaman hy Cw. Reheri It Cflftiftod Mb- te New Jenrjr ftor. Ha operatot M accoiiatiog firm to Forth Amkey. lint srioldiit of te goud, orto October. INT. n o 'e Misaoe to to y Comfy Sllppere «M H 0WVQ - ' 5 ar g»«tog eyelets teftiat AfloJteMJNtJTatUto a W>WJY.^pVWWMV HHD) a T vffjwv v j TM DayarttMBt t at Agrt* nimly GRADUATE HUHFOftD. Cone.-As* L MctCito, Jr., Rameoa ML, L*> 09 Mlvir, vicilvm a 8A < imday at te MM wat of Trlatty Cottage. -k. icua- mm MM MI from at te I East* WMS to sass at a Mr. Oato atj Mr. ) «re aawtod to; te hj torte OS. Cswwy O/fontutloa for SWst S+MOO. ssaysmiln Uoeet; Mn. JtaM* Y. DsMaar, How SwswtWy, anal Jasfc Wslimilmir. fair Hwt, Otftsr asw frattass ara HaraM I. MnVaroi mi Mm WL a* a a a* J el j* A A ^» * ^j * A a\ J- - _\ flk arffc^^^j^ag^a* MBMAflaamMaMBi r, Imagination Needed, Gross Sap N6 Mik la «MMy Uto to M Mat dm fomml tocmbd Dr. Onat pto at MI 4MI M- ttoaafte^raamyti at MOON MB MBJMOJMV COAL COMPANY, INC. SYCAMORE AVE. SHREWSBURY S84 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN SH 7-1tM fnuwmutv mnval BATOKTOWN - Tt» Rewy tow «f at OarawM't CatMw«MM atraw- MHIOtll tkt saiacy to Wa wwi wm SM torte htoldk sad welfare graaae to te cattoa of atrvice, H sat also "moke certoto that there an M to teatctol sarvlcm availto a growtog : couaty." "rw4»lito«. M Dr.Oiomtld, laetrtato Onto toatetototdi tha "tftaciai dtaenomuitd. aad te munaa story tey have to ton ooit aoc f n inrouffvi v> ow ptr* low fla wfcom QNV ococao VH* Hsport." tafcfos cnfti MOOaS lovadi SMMMMMI aamg) iamit l4am hu set te patten for atw Meat, 1 hat. ha wanmd, "Wo caa't pull hack te dock. Wo matt Had anr aotauoai tor te atw prohtome coeinamg us." Dr. Gran, a member of te MCOSS hoard, it chalrmu of a apodal committee mtktog aaslysto of the stnictan faacttom of te orgaainttoa. M PMNM AMMf More tea IN penom atten te meeting at which Mite Lean Herding, Boycott Farm, Holmdel. was otoetod toher stem tern M president aad six sow trustees wen added. la a report of te service program for te put year. " WtaoM E. Damn. Uttto Silver, omcativa dtrortor^alto pew tribute to Mrt. Thomptoa torher nn vittoa to fouadug te MCOSS aad rtcogojiiag with oar ticular clarity te mpouihiluy of te community ia relation to pamato who have beta to state leatal hospitals." Increased totenetfrom all parts of te United States in this phase of te MCOSS pubbe health nunflag program have come Into te». D.' MAMW M0 a_w a e_^mb.a HCMB Wt&a MBoVoVeTOt H fair Ham. ^^m B^^ RMT, IMMRt Mrs Mn. AUISM AUUVM tommitort>ttom.leahiy»mt; JohaUMaatyjnK tojh* MMiry. Hai kk, im Mn, Rtotoy. CON'S Hoik, si MCOgg (Mdt, Dr. ory, staff aad hoard i CHAMBEBJMmO. Fa. - Mw Rabbi After M. Htnhoa. Red Ua Cabtea. daaihtor of Mr. aad " ". Mn. Rtbert A. CabtM of Crm Majr. Jo-Dr.. Uttto saver. Mia M*h T. Cany, lay Htad. a lot- MMattJu Jimier Amoag te aowfc; otoetod hoard ' iaremn.daytoa» an Mn. Mitosis n elected an Mitt atcniary; Mr. It C*fTT M l Wt MMMVAT OMM tote totem* QobUfto ing EvenU MATAWAM T The art «d jsr- Womaa'tCh*. attehameoi tor oa ITI Mato St. TaaMiti Ij^Msrssre: Mrt. Alfred H. Irvtog Few. Donald d B. E. Uwos. ST.. Uttto or mere tea II vet; Mrs. Kothrya Mtekoy. Fair TMSIt y aroaadte earth it teoaj Haves; Edwin dwto Bry. Efceroa; Rev, Aawsg te IN rt tht Aadnw VaaDyke. y. PfMhOMH* Viator OiMttaaer, ta B. 0. Mtadtr aca oadmn. H. H. Weabtrwr. of Art 11 MIMMlOWMt Mft* IlMor arofl* coamcts for temcof* service, itobon of te cowty Raard o mta. EaeJiabtowB. aad Dr. Oren, Mr. Maataomiry im IUI ^BB^^B ^VBai# a^aaa^^rv^^ v w Mil vttod to _ atew MBMBDI CitoBlsttog her sophomon yosr rajmhvirgtato A. lthtrwood.fc Y. Dan-niece of Mr. and Mr*. HowsrdH -d iterwoti. Jr.. of 71 lattto Ri. Us-Fair Jkvon. BfLtSli6P.llSAT.lSIW. Woods gom r! gonvso does wtioos, KSto ugly weeds like dandtlieoa, plaatsia. kackhora. FerMM good areas, a u k* jroar Iowa tritmi.lntlur.h " ' twwifcdisn.dnf... ^fttvtsmk) owsfor!,m0s«ft,ai*m J.M SOOTTS otobumbi ilqm ' L IMS Both 0BX SAVE ON scons BONUS mm WYUMI#7I 14" AdOfsnvst Rotj. I3S.90 Art Mstejs asd Hsral b i^m) hamua AMMSOV i««m Md fbv. I, X.r±V tototosspn ef Mr. aad Mn. Wit- P. Ft! toptotofwd to tte day flmubiwi GUY PUT $6.00 OfWA $6.50 JOHN B. MiBI CO. tlttoaj SH74M7 VUI Sptelal prico on cobano tott: foulard trunks and matching shirti I AVI. AMD! WITH EACH PURCHASE immmlgiftifhe'eanitm vacattoa-or ataytog home, tor tet mattor, for dtoy«ro woadtrmlly cool to rate to. Choose titter aaltoad stto, or k Mt Itoad with terry. All tmte [imortlyto. Tae. htoo or red I, M. Load XL. rvanmbuoo* MowMwOR SPORT SHIRTS DUIOIS SPLIT RAN. 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26 tmm m im Panekian Acts While Senate Sits on Appointment Issue KENTON <AP) OM «f thfitiontl attention with the reform _ l aeerttthere he put in. it way tat'stats fault will aot But a lew decisions ia hit later laafltbt Nat J. Panakian as Jer-yearlty*t saator vehick director. ticularly the periodic "holiday*" got him in hot water par- Ha last Janupost. not kwe their licenses because of when point system violator* did tat (UMMyear later, he is still notclerical overload. Attorney G-m. uaaflinit< In the axanumt, he David D. Furmu ordered a atop acttag director at theto the practice and had Ike fitei aajarjr. rechecked. leaien have beea very Gatsert joined the»tatf of Sen. Harrit A. Williams, Jr., lau teat tin Mercian at the Middfetewa ahavt the reaeoa year-gov. Meyner has denied he Tewashia Intermediate aa Fartekiea. The atmetie Matt «aay will aty pamicly pal is asked Gasaert to quit-ana' aow fiem weathtr pwnatttiag am laj Jam's lam»e votes. t general counsel tor the Allstate The tiereitte wera Oav. jmatrt Mayatr eaya he Insurance Co. He enpeets ta move Mr. will la OM to ikokie, III. from last night aacawe af thraa» ttaiag waaatatr. eaafirmea eveataaujr. Tat* wavm Arch Mat ' aft* aim a thraa-yatr hati aa Stanford (irmdmmte Lttsvar,. the iaa. tiate he tenet at tat prtatat tat data ataaeara at the governor. aad Herald C Mtyaer could actually keep Mat beard preeideat. wttl award acttoi director for the aame (^HaanMMaiakiM It really makes no opt*. ll djaudl^*>j> wtfka difference whether i confirms him or aot. The awaraar has indicated his I ta atkk ay Persekian aa ha aatt a aasi Jab. fa Jeatery. Gav. Meyatr waa atkoi if tat etirpriee nomination at Penetoaa caaaht some aollhdaat unaware. He tm It probab. frhad. Asked if Parackian would be eaatjeered a controversial figure, harapuat: Have you e w known anyone wat wata't eoatrowrtlal who eaahf aa aaylwai?'' laa Matt cauu put arteeare Mi kitta Job hy^itjacmtig the tali the Seatta wat catbt verge afjhatttta whea It art far tht The aame unconfirmed reports. My that maty state teuton fed Rl; River Vl Man, wat _ Sunday from Staatord University they dea't went to approve Mr. with a degree of matter of but* ParatUat until they Had aut IfIness administration. A graduate he win giw them their of MaahatUn College, he corntwo-year af tow-lletast aumbers or cheekta? on requests from eaattittttnta. count at Itaaford. Democratic county leaden last week wen werhnrd to complain that Panekltn m a young upttait wha WM nnalag the motor vehicle dmsioa with a tat-heavy To Promote 410 Eighth Grade Pupils LEONARDO Promotion certificate* wul be presented ta «M eighth grade students at prow Camttia. HMery." Aaa Creed aa eftjaeat" Waaam TagaraW po, Uncota Clr.. cesabrattd her da Bova. Alice They aam leag^me career seventh birthday Saturday with Itat Branch, Thomu amployattwcre afraid they would a barbecue and party in her be find home. Twenty-five boys aad girl* Icr. Gov. Meyner brought him over from tht Workmen's Compensa- Jtmea Brink, Douglaa Brown, Mn. Edward Neville and ton. Gwendolyn Brown, Herbert «awt, thews, Linda Linoa nu Mayer, Barbara tion Division, when he WMEdward, Jr., are spending a Brown, Thomaa Brown. William ***>»«known u a thorough administrator. Then, he aurted a nchtck enu, Mr. and Mtf Ir^'jaaicTBufSo?: KeZ5 Georye McDtormld. StephenMc Arc «l? lw.- MHVMW week. with Mn. Neville's par* Iryaa. Sraphaa Bryca. Pamela riet McCalum, Robert McCooey, at direct tettlememt on damage Rague, Wlldwood. Bulltvaat Robert Buagay. Ru.Don«h. WilUam McKianon. datma lor work-connected Injuries and many workers got more Philip O'Cone, Wilson PI., wasdolph Buattnbach. Dorothy Bur- Jane McUughUn, Paul McMa snoney fram ttit emptoycra and graduated Saturday from Setae ceo, Raymond Burdge. Donna»». Untlaj Mebus, Howard ajturance companies. Hall University. Burger, Karon Burke, William Meglnley, Jean Metcalfe. Char- Oddly enough, the Senate also Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCabe Burke. Pater Burnt, ^im&m*mm fwi declined is confirm hia we-ancensor la the division, Thomas L, ed home after a trip to Chicago. Jataae Bu * "" " * ^ j ^ ^ ^ John MoUer. family, McLean St., return, Stanley Buterbauth. Maryana Minor, Franklin of Rutherford. He alto Mrs. Donald Sickles wat honored at a birthday luncheon In Richard Cadmaa. Patricia «S'L Mo S2!!!f IOl «C wt l S tit been an acting director. Paraekian has made several administrative and personnel the home of Mn. William Mey Caiua. Fraeaa Cali. Joteph Ca- Ootorea Moom Babetta Mwe, en, Mamla> St Also present nwecto. Daaaa Carley. Stephen Oeraldtoa Moreh"*' "J* 1 cfcanaet la the Motor Vehicle Dlvision ttnee ha took over. A few a^pwolemadechangmpoetible y retiring. Oat of the administrative changes waa to atop tht confustut practice ef hiving Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations open AmerJmet on tht lut Monday of the month. Jtow, they are open a *ry Tuetdtv through Saturday. Pareekian ST. had aucceeded an avan younger nina, Fredtrlck J. Oattert. Jr Caatttt «aa Pepaler But Mr. Gaaaer wat very popular with the palltlclant-as evidenced by the huge throng of lawmakers and potlrleant who attended a testimonial dinner for Mm after he left Mate office. Oatatrt had Impressed Gov. Meyner bv drawing up Milt to overhaul the motor vehicle llcensterme throughout the state were about ftocedi Mtyntr MM Gattart attracted na leant L. "Ototraaty aad PareweH Tat ecaatj erchtatra we* tat lavacttiea wtt ba grata by Rev. Richard P. Yaaag. pahar af Leaner* Baptiet Church. Tht flag aakjta will be M by Patricia Youag. Maciaat council president. Tht acheol chorus will etag "May tht Goad Lard Meat Keep You.'! aad "Oat World." Tht aatira date wul flag the daattoaa br. Richard "ARaam. Jane Allaira. AU> AITO. Calif, tebart L on af Mr. aad Mn. Fraak Atwattr. Cheryl ttagavil Havaa amtarktr, Lereta Barker. Ptuglai lartew. Jeffrey Baasca. Nancy Raattlt, Daaaa Ran, Rayaiead Mary- William Bennett, Pamela Bergheimer. John Berth, Sberri Janet Biader, John Bir- doa Ue. Carol Lewis. Richard aid Zacharenko, Daniel Zaehring, River Plus Russell Lewis. Judith Lineaweaver, Bar William ZaaortM. Barry Zimmerman. Cyathia immermaa, John Blauvalt, Edward** ' ban Linrmayer. Robert Logan, Gerry DeFilippo, daughter of Marsha Lopez. Mary Lupthevici, lotkowski. William Mr. and Mn. Anthony May DtPUip- DtPI b MG Ssan orget, Thomu BotuUatU, Ua> Robert MacGregor, Susan Main, VmUdietorim Attention OM Md NORTH END BEACH CLUB NtW OCIAN AVtMUI NORTH tont> MUNCH NOW OPEN! Naw activities are being planntd. You may call In parson or phone CApifal <> far renewal af membership and security of family btthhoutti and privilege!. a SwfcMiiaa,, Ufa Saving aad Dlviaq IntfrnHaa Naw Tamh Caarta fnm fa Member* a ChHdrta't Ptayland-(Swingt, ere.) REGISTER YOUR CHILDREN NOW FOR OLR NIWLY ORftANIZID DAY CAMP FACILITIES UMITEl) TO SO CHILDREN Family Bath Houses, Lockers, Beach and Pool, Privileges at Reasonable Rates. New Members Invited on Dally,. Weakly,. or Seasonal Club Plan. Call CAtltal M8M for Rcnervttlons or Information! Thanh You! ClmrU'* Savutlu Mfir. CASINO IEACH IATHING CO. New Ocean Avt. North l.nnk Hranrh Diana Bnasmaa. Barbara Bril- Sir. Errd Maltory. Wayne Makmey, Anthony Marques. Mary Esther Marsh, Virginia Martell. Susan Marvin. Donald Massell, Elaine Matthews, Lynn Mat- Vaughan, Proctor and Gamble scholarship; Roier Wells. Sean Cherry St., New Shrewsbury, yeaneth A. Ashfn and Lucille S. Ru-threatening two men carry yet- wen Mn. Walter Imlsy and Carwile. Richard Cutles.ViBcent Morgan, n ^ s t a i, - and Roebuck Foundation; John terday wat ordered held for the Ira. C. letter ShlMa. Cacero. Thomu CM^m 2fiSgtS,X&. D» D'Amico, Elks Scholarship; Ken- Grand Jury on a charge of ratacia«mm^baa Citaret «^* Murray. y The firemen held a special la. fcwdacttaralla. Ronald J*I Nalepa^Carol Neitoen. Lerter meeting Monday night In the E fire haute for tht bond drive. Clark, Charlaa Clariaiiio. Robert *««" d bin, Red Bank Kiwanls Club covaledictorian awards; Ruth G. Patrolman Raymond E. Serterday morning with a shotgun. SHOP, hie. S2Jf2*!V2t Mr. and Mn. Vernon I. Gny, Cole. DavidCokman, Joieph Co-*rl» letta, Viyiaa Colmorgen, McLean St., entertained at a Bruce Charlea Nots. Borden, Eastern Stsr scholarship; geant made.the complaint "on JceaMewiKesM Margant A. Smith, Red Bank Information and belief" supplied Alfred Conklin. Marilu O'DMUWU. LUUtn OecffKeefe. Carolyn Olsen, William McWilliams, 14. daughter of Mr. Ruh, Elks Scholarship, Jones, both of 103 West ofcnlc and barbecue Sunday for Helen Ceaklia. Jamea'connoi-kej, *«"<» Ohnmacht. Patricia NEW SHREWSBURY - Joan f.ions Club schoiarshlo, and Gailby David Williams and Webster M friends and relatives, Honored was their ton, Douglas, who ly, Beverly Coon. Edward Cor gndutted Friday from St. James Miss, Robert Corey, Ellen Cox, Otsen. Arthur O'Neal. William and Mrs. John L. McWilliams, Also, Robert D. Panon. Abram PI., who allegedly were Bergen threatened. Adams waived preliminary colltellvtly li Mnrniouth cwmy'i ptit Tin Rtflittr'a emtinrt M Jr., of 11 Edison Ave., wat vale-krldedictorian of the graduating clats at New York University; Taylor hearing. imfkm»im» wktra Mown u«mum'* Scholarship in Retailing Catholic Grammar School. dred Craggaa. David Craver, Dennla Bintco, son of Mr. and Ann Creed, Richard Cummmgt, Ottino. Jill Ottino, Marion Ptlasky. Jeanne Pankenier, Kathleen School of Long Branch at a Jr., Lincraft-Hotmdel of Star of tht Sea Parochial H. Schanck and Mark G. Crook, Red Bank Magistrate John V, mht «v«ry ttl Mn. Michael Blnaco, Davis U. Richard Cuny, Morria Curtis, celebrated hia eighth birthday Richard Cuthbtrttoa. Letter Dalparty la his home for II boys. Patrick. Margaret Patrick. Ar Communion breakfast Tuesday. Club good citizenship Kiwanit Crowell tet bail at II.OW. awards; Saturday with a barbecue and ley, Judith DaHon. Douglas ""W Pedentn, Robert Perillo, Breakfast was held in West End Susan R. Krassner, AAUWl Mrs. Lawrence Lotito and Mn. Dand, Roger Dandarph, Robert John Perry. Manor for graduate! and their award; Angela R. Scalzo. Sears "HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW Darby. Ellen Phillips, Linda Pistor, parents after mass. and Roebuck Distributive Education award, and Gail Radici, Mrs. Edd Edward Neville, West Richard Lynas, Way; Michael Pitts. Patricia Plant Susan Davit. Robert DeMott, Monmouth Arts Foundation scholarship. YOUR BIBLE? Mary-Jo DePterro, Barbara William Hummer, Peter Polhe- Eaat Keanaburg Front St.. and Mn. George Deutsch. Iris Diat, Joseph Die- mus. Ronald Poole. John Postcn Kocshek. Dean Way, visited last The alternate senior round up week-end in the home of Mr. key, Barbara Diem. Patricia Joyce Powell. William Pratt, In addition, scholarships were 30 Lesson Home ttudy Course offered free! Girl Scout patrol will go on Dietrich, Stephen DiUon. Sally Geraldine rice. Richard Ra announced for the following: Your liblt the only textbook. Na obligation. and Mrs. Lawrence Swanton, good will tour to Canada and Domidion. Thomu Donner, Ma- bourdin. Lynn Rand, Jean Rasi Winchester, Va., formerly of bourdn. y Robert C. Vaughan. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Lehlgh Offered by the Rod lank Church of Chriit New England states from Sunday until June 28. Mn. Frank Dean Way. ritn Donovan, Richard Donovan, mowict, Lynda Ld Rathburn, Rthb Jean- G. Lester SMMa, Newman St., Nicklat k Doroachenko, Chariet Do- aatte Rebtcher. Rbh Jdith Judith Rbi Rembisz, University and Princeton University; Roger Wells. Rutgers; John Fill IK the coupon and mail tot a fundamental church. Engleman. it. 38, It in charge. sica. Marlene Dougherty, Patri-WiUlam Reynolds. Cell* Rlcci -daya last week In The trip will be made by car. Carlisle, Pa., on a business trip. da Dowd, Jacqueline Dowling, Irene Riccl. D'Amico, Harvard and Brown; Also attending will be Misses William Jownes. Thomu Eattmond, Paul Eby. mood, Handy Rieeker, John as A. Russell, Colgate; James E. Eric Richardson. Diana Richt'-'a Knstner, Brandeia; Thom- Betty and Peggy Winter, Atlantic HOME STUDY COURSE Highlands; Miss Ellen German, Herbert Eigenrauch, Bruce El- Run. Evn Rogers, Gary Rogera, Harris. University of Alabama, Box 388 Keyport; Mist Dorothy Conway, more. Philip Engel, Addle Fisher, Annette Fisher. Judith Fit- William Sabarukas, Grace Sag- Marilyn Puppet, Jean Russess, and* John J. Baker, 3d. Renssetear. Rid Bank, Nt>w Jtrs«y.,' West Keansburg, and Miss Eileen o Engleman, this place. terer, Barbara Florek, Ruftu gau, Rosemary Scalw, Mary Ann Also, Jane K. Nugent. Cornell Mr. and Mn. Albert Allen an Floyd, Kenneth Foulks, Victor Scnrpone. Susan Schenck, William Schmieder, John Schoellner, and Stanford; Harold D. Smith, Name spending several days this week Fox, Dennis Frank, Candace 2d. Univenity of Delaware; Vh> at Bolton's Landing, Gaccione, Alice Gales, Barbara Russell Schroedcr, Joseph Seil- Garvey, Kathleen Gaynor, Wil- Cr, Ronald Settle, Lucille Seufert I 8 Lake Cent J. Ctaglia, Jr.. Upaon Me- Address uwtr «? W V mortal Scholar.hip to P ^ T made possible by the Metropol liam Gerecke, Marian Genten- Christine Sewell, Ralph Sica, iun Life Insurance Company's Jeld, Tnoma* Gialanella, Robert Richard Sichel, Jeanne Sieh Raritan Bay district, with whom Giradrin, Linda Glenney. Sharon Sininsky, Stephens Smith, Mr. Allen is employed. Joyce Goclin, John Goodline, Susan Smith, Joy Anne Socol- The Brownie and Girl Scout Dolores Gordon, James Gordon, chlk. Donald Stalter, Sheila Stein, 1959 twil Mn UfktkNte Mothers Club recently met in the Patricia Gore, William Guest, Joan Steppe, Erik Sterner, Edith Bayshoie Community Church. A BEAUTY CONTEST Eugene Hall, Linda Hall, Carol Stevenson, Michael Stoble, Caro- lyn Sloll, Irene Stolz, George the Grand Union store. A cook- cake sale will be held July 3 in PRELIMINARY Kalliday. Peter Htnsen, Robert Hanaei), Robert Harris, Marie Supinski, Barbara Swiss, Patri- ot will be held in September. Hauler, Donald Hayden, Alan Cia Tollman, Peter Tatrm, Mar Meetings will be resumed it that Hazelton, Sue Helsel, Lee Hemhauser, Carol Hendricks, Mary Carol Then, Stephen Thomas, Plans for a cake sale in July SUNDAY, JULY 18th, lene Tauoenkimcl. time. Jane Hendrickton, Sandra Hendricktonr.ey, Arthur Tindall, Janice Tit- Auxiliary of the First Aid Squad. FREE SEASON PASS TO CONTISTANTJ Barbara Thompson, Joan Tirno- were made June 9 by the Ladles' Claire lierold, Lorna Hickman, tel, Amelin Tooke, Donald Tor- Mrs. William Nay waa hostess. ~ IV JUST ENTEKIN6. v Esther Hill, Theodore Hiist, Rob- torella, Christine Trittenbach and Mrs. Al Frenchman will be dennis Tucker, Jeffrey VD VanDor- hostess at the meeting July M. ert Hwgland, Janel Hoe'Je, Maureen Holland, Bruce Hollar Vernon Homer, - Susan Hopkins, John Hopler, Marcia Howe, Rob- POMf AI»aiCUItlTAItCi Red lank Hlfh SehaaTi «raduatia 9 claat 211 itrano pratanh a tpactacle during commencement tiercitet Tuesday night at the Itrgan Place athletic field. A erawd af appfa«imataly 2.M0 braved early ligna of rain to witness the ceremonies where 24 members af fhe graduating class ware tingled out far special awtrds. Edmund J. Caraana, laard of Education president, presented the diplomas after talk* by John D'Amice, class president, and ca*v«ledictorians Lucille Rubin and Kenneth A. Ashln. laceelevre- ate services wera hold Sunday in the high school auditorium. en. William VanNortwick, Allan VanVliet, Richard Vaspory, Janice Vaubel, Robert Vazquez Hit Man With Buttle, ert Hbwerter, Anne Hubbard, Joyce Veals. Dolores Vitolo, Iren She Draws $ao Fine Frank riuhn, Susan Husband, Voorhis, Millard Wafle. Donald Hyer, Michael Hyland Arlcne Waldman, Henry Wallace, Michael Wallace, William Eva Gilbert, 41, of Long Paul Jackson, Richard Jackson Branch, was fined $50 Tuesday Donna Johnson, Edward John Wallace, Carol Ward, Noreen by Red Bank Magistrate John son. Ward, Leonard Watson, Catherine Weaver, Kathleen Wein< V, Crowell on a charge of assault and battery. John Johnson, Margaret Jones, Mary Kaisen, Thomas Kane, garth, Catherine Weinheimer, Mrs. Gilbert allegedly hi' Raymond Morris,,'10, of Long Branch, James Kcllett, Lawrence Kelly Charles Weining, Jeremy Wells, Jean Kessltr, William Kidd. Kenneth King, John Kohms, Nancy Wayne Weseman, Brcnda West- was treated in Riverview Hos- John Welsh, Wayne Wontwor.h on the head with a bottle. Morris Kopasz, Lucille Kopp. Wayne brook, Laura Wcstun, Bcrhicc pital, and required four stitches D Dress, lud.th l h Krill, Kll Eileen Kru to rinse the wmind. MaK'strntc Whnlcn, 'ipencer Wickhiiin, Carol C.er, DcicJra Kuclu-n. Ouwn. Kry.v Crowell «iivc Mrs. Gilbert a.10- William!), DOURIUS Willlamss tofik, Linda Kuslimun, Ammi day.suspended jail sentence iind.loan tvilliutnson, Sm.unno >Vilson,.lo.in Winthi'rs, Cnndiii e Kwiutkow*ki, Harvry I.iunbcrt ordered Ijrr lo pay the Hospital son. Wlrlh, Lo Wnlf. OnirKf Wolff, hill. Jiuni 1 liiiiiki'ii. l.aniitiiiik Worul, I. ircl I-I Wdodwnnl, lolmi Maicin Wolff. Kiiy Wnnd, Robin I I.LII. I'.l.lii'l l.hj I.awrnicc, Williiim.cllus, Gor-lwynmn, Kichard Zaborney, i y imiji\~artv*rllnemhl. Special Awards To 26 Students Commencement exercises Tuesday night at the Bergen Place Athletic Field meant more than' J»tt diplomas to 31 outstanding ver College, members of Red Bank High School's graduating class, The 2t students were singled out on the basis of scholastic performance and citizenship achievement for a variety of awards and scholarships.!*retentation of the awards was lade by Royal H. Hintte, principal. Those receiving awards wen: Dale R. Siam. J. William Helm award; Dean P. Muller, Tinton Falls PTA scholarship; Robert William E. Butter, Emory a Henry College, DePauw University, and the University of Pittsurrgh; John E. Quigley, Stevens Institute of Technology; Renate uller, University of Pittsburgh, Wesleyan College and DePauw, and Barbara Jean Geddea. a> Meetinft of Mmyon Slated for June 29 MIOOUTOWN - A af mayen af ' re baa Jaat Mi Mayer Frank F. Tht ntteaag. ta alicaia steal Tawathlp HaB at t p. m. HELD FOR GRAND JURY Solomon Adams, 31, of 17 JANTZEN Swim Wtar PRIZES AWARDED TO WINNER AND RUNNER AT «RAND FINALS. APPLICANTS MUST IE l i OR OVER. ADMISSION DAILY: SIASONs CHILDREN.. *5V CHILDREN.. '3* 00 ADULTS ADULTS - PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP - FREE PARKING AT THI LIGHTHOUSE BEACH CLUB SHORI ILVD. A IIACON LlftHT AVI. I. KIANSIURO, N. J.

27 ' k. i» L ft I wo* """ OHO-A-YEAR Mavimawfli mi OfMn covirmai for ovor 45 yoart. Tap batfabis from well mamtfadurar* #t,kroomor m Kawpaa w aaaiy w ironiatvira f p Itssoft * HH>rMtn * Doyttrom * Of- TOffltOOT m "wtor wmrof W»f#rOlOUrtfl#r W MOt LIVING ROOM AMP OCCASIONAL FURNITURE PROMANADC GMUP by ICmMaer anting of fob ami chair. Covered w 2PC. NATIONALLY ADVEWWD UPTOWN UlfVVr atf v MlfaRffaBW ^^^* i^. * ^ -.^» WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE Sf.fl CaroaH it fmorfh Hickory * IroyJiiK PYamiar ir U. S. Rubbar and many moft. TWi yaarfy talo I I for botft IH)W and om customars who wont Mio paatt (Quality in furnrtura of tfia vary lowati chack btlow and compart. IBXMNG - SLHPEQUIPMENT C^PETING NATIONALLY AWPmSCT 8EALY kack HT MHlMwWt. ertmfirm,m NATIONAUY ADVEilllCD OSTHMOOR kekl Myk MfMrnMO «r bet.brings, in all data, iqraar pmfealm. TWIN SIZE HEAMPAIDS to of otlen. w^-^--~ T.9V mwtwm itlmaam ammoy < > * WWW;Plg.lP» "W^yi^l 'L!"!..."gS» ' ' Bk 'MMMUi''5lrtlBeta* g"j'*" * '**J*lJft^>S? JaWV^MTaMi I* MMtMn! v^pi 2 M ' Samarial' BJBML B"! a "* > "*-rff i*? ^to MBmaBTtaa l-'jmrevl «r, Jr., Mn. foeaje Cherry and Mn. IMMI McOy fcidmffl if ow MMM of kit w. ami MOT. tucnan Jr. The sis MfSs UPM «f Mr. MM Mn. rrwk Rioat a... JMr.alMm.lMu] I Mr* MB Mil*«l EMBMd. IT.. BMBMTi Mrt. puty g^jtolmm py Ml MB BU> arts ft tftir M Mr from MM BMB MM CW RM MIS M* M«y ttryktr, Itoy fc«tay. Owtttm Mr. M MMJ J cad Mn. DavM At- Mn. CtertM Hto HatoHn, Mn. M Ed Edl d i, _ Ml kauw wu hdd la tbo rim, MiM DIMM CoofhUa, of Mr. MM Mn. FradROM MUM vtek. MiM Fttacu.. VtctoriaPl. lutwmkzaluk. Ckartat 0Mb. Frmak M) ) tttthtau tte ifsdutiw iduw ol BolUru, flwou V I mtr awawir BtaT J JMB, fna f I ttmmtmllcam L «^ Mn.HorardtaltliudMrt.lMc> 1 McCoy card party Jut* J». m me Rod Beak; llobart Lett*, Key Mn. Mm Mn. Rocco Mate, Mn. Mn. ibmmw tra- LaMura. Mn. J2" liny OttBJf. Mn. MkfcMi 1^. MIWNI BBI MMI ntntn. HMwjr MMM ; Mr. aad Mn. B t*. ami Mm. - lewt VMW a)'hi >«Olrt MM f«buy JMNphPaMck CmdfMd, Jt Itany BBMBft HVJHI OOtly't ***-».JH IPJMWSBVVIM MM CBMth. Mn. Hwrard OaM *wl CMJUMM. Mn. Iroat dark, iimn mmumt b-iacfemp. WaMr dark, MiM KMhermc T ^ ^ ^ T» CBHJHM) me gradmaimi ol Wmj and Jeaaph Barry. Brook- "Naval IM««U la a trade term MaaoMalamo' ABM^BBaJMaaaWMe Tot JaMMM La> ^L- -^ -^ *#^«^^»^^ * _ ^»^w w^»»^^( _ aai w * a^si«i«*««w PtMHoy wosmjwia, jr., mm rya, amrmn. Fret laveaar. Mr, tumaatma aad IMUL it *»»»«- BaaaaB^HMuil ' iabbrfmal kaw BMBBMBMBI a^k^ U U. ml^w^jw '*B«^M ^ AaW ^^^»aaijpbbioamb» vamm a.bbmaa* WJMMBBf _MnBHB mjbvbjb ^BH^HWeiva > HBMI B^aio^HWtt HB^B avawam atil^bbbwa RSPMBB BUH^B BIKV P^aa^Mav daa^ah BXaBk^k ^^BB^B^h ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^A^ ^^" *7* P# Bj ^BBBBJMBBJ MWBmmma o ^^MMBBMP ^ vibp aawffmmbm 1 f M I M I T 'JB wbbbl M i a,*.. j. * r -* ' J ^M h UM OrjnMBar. MIDDLETOWN RUG CLEANERS OSborne tfctr IOTA AND 299.fl FOMB rubber - 4J] PWC1 299^0T * EARLY AMERICAN WING 7 T SOFA. Co*.! bonaai. Foam rubber EARLY AMERICAN WING CHAIRS» M A.» it._:_«- ' «IHM HM -CVII MSMHI* _MMB--» t _Ui-Mt rwalnbi* FRENCH PROyiNqAL LADIES FAN CHAIR W CfBWir. OW>W»UB gold UfMlry. Hud rtj* WfcW M F EARLY AMERICAN 160" Qmdar Set- HMMI Sera. By Broyhil Premier. Hand lied _ jtt Webbed bottom. Foam nb- ber caahma. Covered in ^apeetry.. IN SirrVELiCHAlRS by Ort SATTER LUMBER CO. 201 Weir FrMt St<i RIO IANK Td. SH DANISH MODERN ARM CHAIRS by Bamrit x '*' V^MBBB) AJkmMBk MBHUMt> ^ ^ ^ 1 BkB^MaVa> 9aV^^MM^eB> 4T1^SABI ' ei^ff^^^^^.'. ^^^o^^w OT^V^BV ^^"^a ot^mnmbbt w^ M B W t VOOOOBBBO o*.e 2 PC DANISH MODERN io" SOFA i ARM CHAIR. Foem rubber teats and backa. Walnut finuk.. >.... v...^... ' FAMOUS RECUNING CHAIRS by Strata-. Jounier. Aa advertited in Life magatine. FRENCH fiovincial «4 N mu by Bnykffl Pnaier H Ctftiwl ii UIMW ny Kami tied eoil sortoc*: Webbed Foam rabber cwhkm Frame fr.it- wood. lff.fs 9.95 Ma MM Robnt MM PhUip tm»l IKIVEL PLATFORM ROCKERS by BniliM.. m t b Gm-rH to tfcoice nylw coven. Tout rubff.w 48f.00 Sf.fS lof.fs 4f.f5 e Uf.fl 4f.fl r 1tf.00 If.W l».fS Choice of coven...._..._..._...'.: f *f 5 5-PC SECTIONAL CROUP by BaumrJtler. Consiatinl of 2pc. section pivot back chair -..1.Up (BMM ffjo Detb Ltmpa- Pkturea - Mirror. -Step Tablea - Cocktail Tablet «. : \ ' / Reiueti up lo 30% BEDROOM FURNITURE MODERN DOUBLE DRESSER and mirror.. ' chmt, fufl site bookcue bed by Diiie. Shown " in gnyhar mb*......,, itf.00 KROEHLERUMED OAK DOUBLE DRESSER AND MIRROR......, If.95 DANISH WALNUT TRIPLE DRESSER and ^ -irror.eb^fdl^bookcwebed HOW Bariy AMMTICMI Triple Drceoer ft Minor cheit, fall ate bed fc Kling, in mm nek maple. _ 0 MWlAi PWCI * L FRENCH PROVINaAL IN PUMICE by HibiHeav Triple dreater and mirror, chest on.k^ludmieligonbked;...^^^^^ BROYHILL MODERN CASUAUTE mahogany deoiwdrmjeir and nnw. coner dcek, vanity * and fub aiie bed..... : itf.00 THOMASV1LLE RURAL FRENCH In antique chettnut, double dnmer net mirror, chest, MabebMkeaMibfd, KLING SOUD CHERRY in Early American. Triple drewr and mirror, chest on chest, full site cannon ball spindle bed >> EARLY AMERICAN in genuine cherry by Broyhill.' Chests, tingle dresser btses, corner... ' dea^ fuu and twin site bed.. 4f.f 5 * DECORATIVE PIECES by Vmtghn Bauett Single dressen and mirron in white, black,. : -± red and green...; *..;...;.. ; dwau in white, black, red, green. Double dtetler baaee on white, black, red, green. Full tile bookcase beat in white, black, red and green 4lftO ' r M 4f.f5 72" TRIPLE DRESSER and thadow box mirror, hi-boy cheat, full site. bookcase bed. Shown in gold mist,'by Broyhill f.00 VANITY AND MIRKOR, in bran, by Koch. ' In French Provincial f 5 Boudoir Chairs Lamps Maple Cricket Chairs Maple Koqkers/ - Reduced up to 30% ' ADJUSTABLE HEAVY DUTY STEEL BED FRAMES.... TWIN SIZE ACME boi apringa with peebaim NWere... EXTRA SPEQAL VALUE: avdern ftam rah. ber aofa, aiae?2", by WrattthtaHtter.. TWIN SIZE HOLLYWOOD BEDS by Sealy, inckjding headboard, aujmwlble bed frame, firm mattrew and bos spring.. SOLID ROCK MAPLE BUNKJES by Sandhill, with firm bedding, site 3>. FAMOUS SLEEFOU LOIVCES by Sleepwell. Foam; rubber enthjons, choice of coon and fabric* «12 COLONIAL OVAL wool Mended mgt, M S LEES A a WOOL RUGS, choice of cejers. 1S.IT. BEL CANTO BY LEES; eaipot» fcelta only. Limited yardage 12FT. DURASET BY LEES carpel, la tw> aaoian, Umiled yardage. 9 «12-FT. WAFFLE RUG PADDING by Osfv, In Si ot. weight. ~.~ ' - 27sS4 SCATTER RUGS la wool by Leea. V.luee *f.9f JO r $ fJO M5 Jf PLUSH OVAL COLONIAL RUCS bf._ ^ Peter lamea. ; J9M Odd Bed. Stadia Coarhe. wat* - Cjmir Chair Bedej- Bed.J Sbepen T Trwdb BMV HiRiten -^ Bed Pilbwe WbW a* to 3O% DINING ROOM FURNITURE 9-PC. FRENCH PROVWCIAL dining auile, breakfrom cbtaa, bvflet, ttble. 4 aide cbain. Ijni chain. FinmiMd in French T#t DAYSTROM DINETTE SUITE. Briar { voadfnw table and 6 chairs... 5-PC DAYSTROM DINETTE SUITE. Briar or Mack weedfrain table, and 4 dwin. SAVE $140. w.. OMPU Wdaot Bmkfrent china, rmffrt, uble, S>de chain; 1 chair. " PtlCI f f.00 SETS OF 4 DAYSTROM CHAIRS. AMortcd. cokft. ~ - " " M** * SOUD ROCK MAPLE refectory Uble by St. ^ J^ _-. OT.T9 ptalv SOLID BURNISHED PiNE diop leaf table by Sheckey, with 2 leavea. * SOUD BURNISHED PINE 56" gbm door hutch cabinet, by Shockey ^ S SOLID ROCK MAPLE, ^_ in open Moek, by Plymouth of Vermont, In cobnial 42" Open Hutch Cabinet : r~ " p e? l- «H"RoundTabte, withfleavenektendiloot. ^ ^ Plastic top... ; >._*» w ',,. S4f Rectangular Table, extendt to^6". ~ Pf»»< I4.fl Captain. Chain. _.~... ~ " " -«,mnjwm : Matea Chain. -, - jt*- 14fi Side Chain...~...«.~~~ to 14*fv SOLID CHERRY, In open tteck, by Huntley, lit Eatly American.. 48!* Open Hutch Cabinet.'.:,. *J** 17f.00, 42" Round Table, with extension feaf. m tt* " Glass Door China..- "f** 13f.00 36" Rectangular Table, extend, to 62", **?" ff.50 Captains Chairs. _... ****'* 22.f5 Mates Chain...:...:, 7 -. I,,..- *". ^ Odd Dining Room Chain Tablet Buffet-;»[ - Rtduced up to 50% J iud«it TUM5 ARRANGED ACME -furniture company 137 MONMOUTH ST. SINCI uu D 1ANK SM / MIDAY TIL 9 / Mil PARKIN* A0JOWINO TORI

28 ^^WW. W W M WWIWB SPORT SHIRTS AlCtfen StMtS.M,L.Xl*Rtf.3J0 2J9IACH 4.H 24" ROTARY POWER I H* MMfS ANDfllATION M M* Cmm* Ihpt. UNDERWOODS iiurlfo Kodbcolof HMM-1I7-88* lilt POUTAUI >S R 1. MM 5r IM i lift; \ I BMVHBH Ml Mtvfe Com, N.9 UMi 1 ^^ 1 /» - IM ' -' I» 49" STEREOFBCUTY in iiihp imitf Awn NATIONALLY FAMOUS AC 0* CHAMPION SPARKPLUGS ALLHAHTOVAp IJVi RPM IMMM Craw Toy Dei 2.19 MICKEY MANTLES BACKYARD BASEBALI 1.M : n* $ 40" pi«mifr«rdmp «. p m Kandy Korntr MARY JANU KRAFT 6ARMELS.26' OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M.10 P.M. SUNDAY 'til 6 P.M. TOWMS R^mtmbtr, Foihtr'i Day It Parking for Ovtr 3,000 Cart! SUT corns CMMrtn't loys'puywiar um M, i«f. 14* ^

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30 hi In Raruan PL, fci ft*. " * mow BRrtt appaara* at Mw h w I* MtM tfct IBBi ««MM laavmr la IIM w** lawr flaw! On Oiaalar... GLASSPAR FIBERGLAS BOATS rwriw #apa Got* Pupil* To Compete Mr Tto f II WMH) MVWM CI Ml...PATIOS... H *yi ta Jail to fjr Itaiw. Juhr 7. M Water K M * to MMkhf ton M wfmy NicoUtti Wins EthdKrmus. «_. - > ltoatssi H: fca. IM f. M. UajMoiwthtUilMdNatMai, iw wfm UMM Flw aw fll CaMnl Atotrim la 10i It knkt LIYINI AlKtMB MOSQUITO A" kal'kaw apbj ^PkW WWPPW.- V^.i A^ If WVJP ^rv «tf,«a a ta«m. Tfca b«af awl fia#i M wmw da ajaaaal taaaaali BATONTOWN - Marrll t. t tamh, Aeaawy MH, Vanaaal r. Vt, two Ua alam to attaad tba I W w Urofkiai FORT MOMMOUIM - Tha yneriouum rwaailttii af tta Port MaunoMth Ckaptor af Ma* taul SofourMia rtitata4 plies to thna *i«mh grad* mduattt of Wast long Bnadi ttaday ai ht Mucte KawaMa noilfad a 4Mar flat, aad Paal 1MB and Aaaatta ttnamat rarad boskj. Coi. On Kobcrtt, iflmmthttomk. aad OaL Choi- *r A. CartMta, Ktd An*, Nlaaty4hiM*aMa haw atrvad cffff M4 laiaw va# cf avaata *, MM* Iwtala^naTto an acaiel cwmna ajaj f to IS aad aw opaitopar «* ' ti^mlm - CMS DNRf yohbj* Tiwt if km plnodl Ofnftd* llm laa» OMoak J«hr». Jity U ftmajk Ariy M, Mjr JT ajh Aaj. 7, awl Aay. dtami «U ) amaftd. FOR THE NEW MOTHER] FROM... RED IANK Ml toad St. SH l-7«t LITTLE SILVER SH CaikiHca toaa, M. * MONMOITM VBfTUN UNI OiMBS SHREWSBURY AVENUE-TOP BUYS TOP IUYS ON AUTOMOBILE POLISH f IO0Y SHHN «# >*» VISTA $125 1Uf! * SPONGE COHENS DEPT. STORE AW. FOR FATBITS DAYl ^ABiOW SaOITT 8LBEVC SMtTSMtTS 14i SHREWS^MY AVINM FMEff DEUVBRY : t a 2 HOMEMADE POTATO SAIAt abfl COU SUW PMaa, Caaa.SHaw.tpMM.QliB.Mal M^ E i m HOME FREEZERS WITH nume HEATS > IM / FOR THE REST IN ITALIAN mi AMERICAN FOOD* BENNTS GROCERY ounon AVI. ' ';:. Oil $.lf SUMMEft SWIMMING WON'T BOTHER YOUR FEATHER FLUFF CUT LANOUN COLD WAVI PIRMANIMT Hatr Shapa Lanolin track Shampoo' Hair StyU track Hair lath. with or vtikmk so«hair ttylcd by Mr. Jotaph * Mr. Anthony Katherine Beauty Salon O OpoaW JOHNNYS MARKET IM SHM1W HM^UVMY TOP GRADE MEATS # Spariattn in- Hamtrnmi* Siuug* OPEN SUNDAYS TIL I P. M. BL1TERCRUST BAKERY h: IIRTHDAV, WiODIMa) awl tvaafc MCOTTA I.It PROfOMfltO aucn) **AM 9\M*± LOW IN SPIRITSr... CAU US For Promjln Station Wafop Delivery The People's liquor Store 101 SMUWSMMY AVI. (Car. OaAtaM St.) SH SWARTZE'S GARDEN CENTER PAINT and HAHDWAKK HAZUT, N.J. COIfax JOHN S. IAUMLIY, Owntr SHREWSBURY AVE. SH P UN IOSSI - PtfHj Scotch.....,... M" Corstalfs. $4"

31 64 Graduate Grade PUEaVJtD TOWNSHIP - C Lev Morris, Usary C ^ Board of Ed-ff' cr, Inict A. Perees pnmqnt* pretested St M ttgfcth grade grad- Msaday at the township at S p. as. The cjatt wat preteated for ay Manhatt Errickef i WiUiam A. Smith. waa Har^Pf^e*Ws RPenR^PPr» tt^^rvbvgp ap^s^fsopsr * * a\^m Wg^^k ' Mga^nsa ^ ^ ^ T ^ ^ * "e^t^t^wow ^FBS^^P^P* ^T LM laaejh OtaMt. Ploreece- Mrrr, Ira Naa Perm*, Uade f Robert Read, Patricia M. Ritas*. George Andrew Ratal. Datac L. ScagUaae, Katharine Maria maa, Elisabeth Jcaa ffaa1h. Mary Lauiw Smith, Robert P. Stan*, Jane Sfankc Eftsine A* Stiaatea, Janet toper, Glaha Tha Mewing were graduated: Jeaiwtte Temukviait, Ruth C. Darts Aaee Patff, Carol Joyce Tanner, Ralph J. Terrell, Ktoneth O. Test. Bract Thaaapfia. BiotaeM. Herbert Crammer Brow tr, PvaMsa Lee uftett, Nancy Mary Ann Thampeea, Shirley Cereaov. John David CottreU, Thompew, HareM L. TiUmao. Jaaa Aherta Davies, Aane M William P. Temawyk. Jr., Praak Elvira Dated, A. Trojeta, Jr., Rebecca Ltia, Vera Mae EavVaaPdt, Deneit John WaU. Syi- *ea> 0 BR#A«a^A«a# aateear^aiawb S^iaiem C. Efdataa. Frank Paul Feel Satoa M. Wuose, Lb>, Pater. Reaaeth Frank- 4a Ua ftirhm. GRAMAN'S AmiAMei PARTI eo. '«' an wajnit' VM» ' aeat Ik MfONI fn M42I AUTHORIZID HOOVgR-SAUS AND SERVICE ' NIW ANP REIUILT CLEANERS RoVAIRS ON * GE - HOOVER - ELECTROtUX. «tc IRONS VACUUMS - TOASTERS PERCOLATORS - MIXERS, tic. PARTS POt: VACUUMS.WASHERS DRYERS IRONS RANGES - TOASTERS - MIXERS - LAMPS, etc M M Md awk* twinf aram l )«kmkfr««ikmk.^r«i. bmmi immmmr. W «fr r^m. r tha DBrtag flit «iw»er ha wark aa a tolas la Praaee. 60 Graduated At St. Mary's h Mr* Brcil HeaJe ArU Profciior To Open AAFl Exhibit June 27 SPRING LAKE - Burgoyac DUkr, Adaatie HisMaaii. ac«- fcmitr al aria at avsukl/b C«ilege. witt aatak Sattiraty, Juae V. at a hmdmoa, aacai»g the 23a* aaauaj Spriac Lake exwbitiaa af the America* Artiau PralfMioaai Lttgut M the Warrta Hatel. TIK ahow will coating through Sept. 7. The pracraai «iu tocluae a water caiar <tmtauratiaa ay Ida Uaay DMsrove, laterlakta artiat. Mr. DiUer, Henry Gaiter Janet CarUa wiu be tor tm la priaea. Tha Jury alaa wm tataet M picturaa inm *a aririmt a> la shows ay tovitajlm at Colleaja, Waat Laaj av Sept. II tkraag* Oct. H. Ilfiiairr Uadt iiivtr. It at art at lha cafc tea faainata art Mra. Marda Jaaa Haat EUrMft. chara* af wltk Auxiliary Marion N. UNION RCACH - Mn. Harry prtamtat. MILTON. Man. - Ml waa elected preaidtnt Mianaa. aa> at Mr: aa«i Mra Legion Post HI tin. MoUtt^Dtoiifliter E. Mtoa NEW MONMOUTH - BWy ihary but week k in the LegtM wat eighth grade pupila of St. Mary 1 hall. Othert chosen were Mn, fair Troop SS4. MiHon School were graduated at Howard others, first Wee presi-.. frith cat highest honors tad was ia St. Mtry'i Church LEONARDO-Girl Scout Treep dent; Mra. Jock Horntr. tecond JSJ" elected to tht Cum laade Society. He waa awarded the Yale Rev. Frandi P. Gunner, of nay. treasurer, Mra. Jack day night. vleo president; Mrs, Frank Dow- iawhu aathiail irtirtr^r "* ftwirrh of St. Vincent dt Paid, Oregon, secretary; «M eatir that aahwrttty la lap- VardviUe. mad* the Nappi. B chaplain: 8? %& the graduates. Diplomat were Rev. After the amklact. tjaa tar the gnduust wat aw^st auiaaoaaal tashlsbbb^bb'vbbtbbbl b Graduatea are: George Attach. Edward KMbtrg. hittoriaa, and Mn. Jo- Mat) Cameron, tergeant-at^rms. Mra. Horaer wu named chair- p oad data awards, aad aadga* tar maa of tht past presldeau' pa 41a- tr l la h he hld held J Juae V la the halt K If t. m. on tba reau, Dorothy Boyle, John Florence Aye, school field. Sharhey, Carol Browne. Alex* Buckley. Patricia Davis. Butaa DonatUy, Jack SanfiUapo, Mrs. Michael Uttow.Caroll Caret ardge, Diume El- Mn. Jack McGrogaa. Mrs gjauaivenoa. Durkin. Marie Fischer. Catherine Fnuui, NichoUu Fugaro, Thorton wui be hotteaaaa at a anduihmhad««kitt. McGrogaa and Mrs. Timothy Mary Esther EUeonGcnooo, Patricia Oarrett, card party July * in the hell The troop't activities will be Donald Geary, Ronald Glordaiw, A prise wat awarded to Mn. at a beach party aad GMtt, Richard Cough, Anthony Nappi. party sadty Kathiya Haotfce, Joseph Havey, Evelya Hoery, Loraine Carol Jasiaskl. Andrea Jeremy, Mary Jaaa Johns, Jacqueline Keating, WlWtm Kelly Alto, Thomas Kirwaa, Leigh KUttch, Harry Lanooj Ungenfelter. Attwrt Dennit MCGowan, Elizabeth Met- Maureen Ntvln. Marleae Orslni. Joatph Pehuio, Sueilan Phakr. Gerard Rtitly, Carolyn Reno, Jaaa Ruck, Pamela ~ Marilyn Saatellt. Robert Itguiae. Marie Wflhnm 1 Vaa Ti Jean Warrack, Roger Webstar, Virginia Wehrlen, WlUiam Welch, WhittteSt Arttts w Witton, Fi Woodward. Mildred Wright. Mrs* MHfHi P^pWi^ a ^ T P V ^QW^JW^' W PPBTT * ^^PlTiP^Pa^yf ajrrnw P^Ry ai^wamp^^^^^^^ Law ajmrc«m? A phoaa call will briai you taajatfccr, m parara, In aaeono^. Cote little. A S a>». tuiicm eall to Bangor, Mww from Atlantic City, tat csampte, i* only Kt ajtcr «PM. 10% tat aat mewarf, r ear M s«ar Ck* tat of as. MD TAM OiXONttLCO. a waaraatwitblatyaartatad 100% Virgin FOR 7 YEARS! Needletuft's TWIST BROADLOOM igets Six MoaHha Coat Theft NEW YORK Crnr - A New orker wat tenttaced to ate month* la the ptattaauary here last Thutaday for staaliag a coat owatd by Edwaid Dowat, 4 Mala St., Mttawaa, N. J. Mr. Downs WM doting 0* Pennsylvania Railroad Station waiting room bench, waiting for hit train home, when hit coa valued at about ISO, WM stolen from acroas hit lap. A policeman spotted the theft and arrested Romy Dunn, 44, S East Third St., New York, who was convicted earlier this month. Sentence WM pronounced Thursday in Special Court here. Sessions WtMtfff I Wiy MIMI PAINT ON ALL SttiCT AMY 2 PAY FOM OMIT t I now have hundreds of branches htm Vkw England to Texas selling my famous formula paints. Visit my local branch and learn how y too can save the Mary Carter way..- (4 _- Nerer before has anyone dared offer Its customers such asurance of satisfaction. Sandter ft Worth investigated, experimented, tasted, and now sells its Rfgal Nylon Twist, woven from pure Nylon, under a printed,. registered, 7-year guarantee against wear. This amazing carpet has all the durability, beauty and stain-resisting features for which Nylon is noted... at a guaranteed cost of no more than a square yard for a full 7 yean service. For wall-to-wall or in room size rugs. In Desert Beige, Autumn Beige, Aqua, Gold. PHONIPOR HOMf SHOWN* kt 110.t8 If wtdths Our man will come running... with Bamples! No obligation, of course, PHONE FOR CARPET CLEANING BUDGET TERMS SANDLER & WORTH iouts 35, tatontown THAfFIC OKU Liberty HOURSs Men., Wt<(., Frl, 11 a.m. to» p.m., Tuti., Thuri., Sat.»,3o a.m. fo B:JO p.m. Other Storea: Route 22, 8ppln 0flald; Route 4, Para'mua. 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32 Cradnatett At Keamburg SBS ^pn «*" BB^^UJPI a WBHsj*»a> M B M WSJfBS NafSM KMt SB* amsw * «** VFW awaitf for the Cmmril Seti llwuwtwy Cmiptt f Bodr. Births Meeting on Church Blemng Zone Measure Maay Qoeatiaas For Voters wwrr " V^Tr ^ijggmmw af W 0t*iVeW 1* w^m an gnmsaj a ^ M B ^ M Rasa RL. smart aw faawabisr.taratmsaf MMkrya. and at of Data PN Inof a Mnv tan tojt Ttaf vtf Carmn Jr- RHa Geean, Sarah RIVER PLAZA-Mr. aailfifl. Oaiy BkwwfCM Oy VaaNess af CaapaoU p Aw. traorle, Jack Da nan party far amr daughter. MM Mary Jaaa VsaNeas, who wi griiiiiil II Rai Raak Mhj. tfca high aeteal aia af ton event Onsate wan Mr. Mi Mrs. Edwin Merlgold, Mr. aai Mrs. WRUsm Celeaua, Mr. ani Mn. Charias Baaa Mi Jaka Jeyee. ail af Rai Raak: Mr. Mi Mm. Raymond Sues. Mr. MM Mil* WHHaJi j Mrs. Fnads Marrisor ani Mrs. Mantaar. Mark^ai M Mi Oaiy VaatwN, More Fund* tmuntoami atotiwtaj f - *" " - * " ^ iftt ftf Ti LIJTII MI Mayar Bmjattai "**** ** ***** * ^ MaTtatnlai ismsrtmtntla mt fsianl '"saaat anajt as **> latan to tto MI ntenn»am aatnctos» Mi nn> 0jgM*swktok approvemm baa. M> MafiM nwmmn^nai na^bbnaf M f» W awwvovj** VMRy ari Is Mt to* tamf irttk Mi Aitoae MM (toy ipj avjbot law P J I W '7fhn they wi wanttotana corameav took NMey, a w MM, ajawuy raa w. Mi tota tai to fad Jobs. lions Oub Kelts Worden Matty Uteher Hotel af tto can vica araaktsat tto Oa ma heats af Cat teatnl ntw tto atari bsneves tta as- Htlimmt. as st as rimii, sksulita on. RM a* *mn waa given. I Mr. an Saa CtWari P. Case (svnj) a> MMBB * rmiitalugtwr tms weak b»w«ig* i l * M & Lynch Stan In Tourney Lyaca; Rei!«* va.biisjni.nlnt Teenagers Indicted nteehou-fowb^rnmhoddk* enegers, mree tan aai a gm Church I Tta last week n caansa af tar glary ni anwl Nsmed tacks af Mto jaairiir Onrt JiiM 9 Leach. IS. of Rt IS, tan. Nagy aai Oaftneel a n atargai a«w*«s a aoshb) srciety, Dr. also tat served aa ehsl^ an parents of a good nsms. particulart/ Pninatii VhwMt P. Keeper Raritu GOP dob In a ftaal word about tto > man of the major activity, proto tam: "Wo an «aiy sram, publicity ani attsndsnes nid Fort Monmouth offlc 1. CHURCH NEWS use It is e*erythtag positivehaps tor tto grasp that win.tirou. mmlttees. abt have sskod htm to put MM QBM an MBsrCB i an Mar asm sg t-^j m gmninmtd* sake everybody that si aft/etet Colt's Neck SM fanaa tha RARITAN TOWNSHIP - PInal ptans tor a picnic won die- Hvo with the Job J that at they t? to to back. Our travel an Mr. Worasa, ArtwrLaas, to at a meatlag of te lice the future without a doubr. J. Pinglten. Ml MaeArnur^S- Frank Moatefotte.. chief cief thea thera Ava., Long Branch, athletic *». win to ia ctan* of the II a. m. ilia awaai* was tfwii two Men's p a n Club Cub in the p pht of f the department d of f re* ret* t rector of Red Beak High School. ** Three Cars M > North CaatarvUa lire home boitatim boitti at t the nadieal dil InatallatkM * Tte board has said It's willing to Mr. aad Mn. Fred Aunuck ot ervice Sd day. Mies R Ratty J IM eaattr Reaper ebargai Negy nad MssWadseadsyof laat weak. The pic-saiale win to tem Saturiay, June ot the physical MOOS of the <k>- la the Molly Pitcher, with WO- Hated a aumber of provlsione ta township, an parents of a deagnday school masts at 9i40 a* ni* "It isn't enough to take care take place June M at S:» p. m. accept th tta Capatort Cta students, tat M Beishaw Ava.. Skrawstoiy Ellis will be the organist Sun- In Chain Crash teach broke Mo Lao's Keyport Tto Young Women's League tor Auction. Rt M. Rnritaa TownsMp on Jan. a with latent to vtha. then waa a place when these can wan Involved in a chain re-of the club and a past deputy 17. at Frank's Grove, Morgansbled ^ it ^ would to awe LITTLE SILVER - Thm llam A. Ftuhr, a past rna nllsirl mllfc MOM* Medical Center. win hold a covered am steal Mayar Harry y P. Seamen an- people pp could go to work and so- district governor of Lions liternational, as instaltmg officer. us tm Ntvastak River Rd.. MMdb> of Mrs. Rkhnrd Flock on Oaaofdw< ia that tto Mr. aad Mn. Joseph Mam af picnic Monday at the Msfca % wsoooci asa Ni that State Sen. Richard dalisa to their capacij town, are parents of a Rt 14. Stout will attend. Garsrd T. ties." Eliot B. Turlm. Other offiean elected wan Mr. UPtata wio ta ta charge a iwivop ia amjfa i aviiis# QM pfss&v Remans, Jr.. Is picnic p chairman Speaking for tto Asbury. M John Warren, Jr., first vies tor Jto Capoit CM pro- aai Robert C. Bufce. Burke. aatlstul ajditut Rotarlans. RtduudObbons, pna> tto tint car going south on president; Dr. C. Douglas Hoyt, cal Center, o» services tor tto eummer. He Mr. ani Mrs. Henry WsJang*. and Mn. LaPaata an ttvtas ta In other indlctinents Hoary Holmes, Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, ere ready to meet the ck ton left on Ben-R. Serpteo. third vice preement: Has wtthla tto borough. wkt of 27 S s ~ Dr.. Key- tto parsonage. Fted Ivanoa, pmident. graet Menu stated that tha Rotariaas Ave. Mr. TarHn said iw second vice president! * with offered by the WADS. Ho ZCZ a an, tan wtoa to wu struck in Joseph F. Hunter, secretary; suit en Joseph Crowder of the QUEST ea the followins ottlesn: tar by a car drivenby Francis KaroM B. MUhnrd, treaai Rai HIM aatsrsm oanaa a NEW MONMOUTH - Mrs. C B - Brand, president; Miss L M n C 4 M MddMown. Ouerla OUveto, Uon Tamer; party at ttrir bnrdma, togsr roxoonor, Mn. Vincent tru * Retain, and Leon Set Crapl. also traveuag south «Mr. aad Mrs. Join J. HawaM'Me BTIMt pss ' Ave., Mt tto Moo car. Friday of U Wast River Rd.. win preach at bath tto 11 a a. s whsa, FfMScator JCSUM Breaal Mi Mn. Robert KugM- *" pnsidetts: Ksoneth Gtffard, -. -, ^ * no'tncs scsodsa vfonosr* e a stork shower _ treasurer; Mrs. Edward Woodsy. for two years. PAIR HAVEH-A county and anpanateaf a ar, bom Md d7n 7:N p m. Ssaday. Wilfred S. Usher, Asbury Am. Mn. Joseph Coyle, Col- recordingg cataryi Miss Roth Ruth OM Swadas Ctarch ta Philadetohia to tto oldest ctarch ta Utah produces IS par coat of itefcmhjcte M MadM It^tete storm tat n gone out tasaturday to Sattrch Asburr Psifc, Is charind with to* bam Dr., at Mrs. O'Conaoi Hughes, financial secretary; Miss Canter, prayar will to held at MB Chocks n tha aiwount 7 Daniel Dr. Helen Dunn, corresponding eecretary aad Miss Mary GugUotta, GugUotta. modty. It wn built ta ITat. the ulna's copper. Murrey,». of T4 UnwM Or. Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Vsa Retea of I Ava., Haslet, an T p. m. MM ID MrS* EVSM3 M I gfupsi Quests won Mrs. Robert Mara, PoUce Chwf.Carl J. Jatataey MnliMMial Jkf M anmm RMMVM ^num*aai«e> W J Ranerie Ave., Hlajnands. July Mrs. Htrbert Wahrien, Mrs. WilJerry Dyer, James ShsppeL said this morning. RVHVIBMI VI -m R*JBJ BJRJIal Wwm9m I Tha church and IS. UN. Aeeoidfflf to the lam Robinson. Mn. Metvi Thomu Critchat and Donald He (Mi been luvarvtow.heapttol. proaacutor the cheeks were se> Moor *' Theodore Bremokump. Mn. Frank Bnmner, Mi His father. Joseph Murmy, of of IT Haslet, era through Wi to tald Kanson, directors. Friday, tto chief said. Mr. and Mrs. Mkahel Connolly eta ncnooi. at ary paymentt bv Vsnar to his 'odnaaday, July tald 1. enwioyse. Mrs. Beajas. Robert Balhveg. Mn. Patrick Me- the same address, reported that eaawsnoa^rtf MMB AHi.. Henry Lomberdo, Newark, was Call, Mrs John Nutzer, Mn. Aud-Shorrey Phillips, Mrs. Vincent Spa- He wts described as being Mr. and Mn. Alfred Lambert Week, he left day in Rivorview Hospital are i?mtjbii»i wm cnuona mdjcted Tuesday on a charts of five yaan or elder. fhreatenlne the life of Robert V. d"*-.»*«j«*l* McCarthy, five feat, alaa Inches tall, tad son of 31 Myrtle Ave.. Keynort. Carton. Asbury Park ertomey. **"»» A. Falaem.Mn. Fred Tto Incident, accordinc to the s *«h ' tft -*«* ***** Magri r. took place Sept».» **" * Coyle. the Deal Heating and Co., Deal. OfflMnEbend Richard CuHise Los*a License for 6 Month* Get$ Nur$e*$ Cap LITTLE SILVER - Rlchai PATERSON - Miss Elms M. Curttss, 40 River Ave., Mohmouth week wim three days of leisure Walts, a student at Patenon Beech, had his driver's license for most workers. Mr. McCart General Hospital's School of revoked for six months Monday ney y spoke p st a meeting of the NuniBg, received her cap Mon- by Magistrate Richard D. Porter, Federated d d Republican Club dey at candlelight capping ceremonies In the Nurses Residence In* eo miles aa hour in a U-m* Curtlti was charged with speedzone oa Rumson Rd. and wit Red Bank In the h Woman's Club. Of the school Miss WalU is the daughter of having no driver's license or re? Mr. and Mn. Elmer Walti of istration in his possession.» Battln Rd., Fair Haven. She Aurelia Robinson, M Washingcompleted her fint two years of ton St., Red Bank, was fined W, ""' high Kbool at - Eut Side High no driver's license in her pot School, Pateraon, and is a grad session, and R. F. McManUs, 1 u«te of Rumson-Falr Hsvert Reglonel High School. was assessed 125, careless Leonardvllle Rd., New Monmouth drivln, Asia produce! about 95 per cent Of the world's supply of tes, NEW TELEPHONE NAME FREEHOLD A new telephon Peru produces more than half name HOpklns 2 will repli the world's vanadium a metallc tho FRcehold 8 di!sl^nati6n curi lenient to Increase tensile next year, it was announced th strength In alloy *(eel. week. by Mr. ani Mrs. Webstar J. HnfislM. S77 crioiatat that st wn arma. fa wo alt" Ttat WM Maaity Has WSSES /iwtohalioii 8HUNO UKB WUCarW-Pr. jr M va aapanamm M ranvavqtt MMi hit tetbar tai tam hi MataDatna cat* acr Fridaytothe t More Fun A shortened work week by MM will meaa a need for increased recreational facilities, Raymond G. McCartney, director of Parks and Recreation In Red said last night.' He predicted a four-day.. He emphasized the need for expending recreational facilities w to meet present dema and those in the future. As _ example of expanding facilities, he cited the present devetopmenl of the Farr tract on Red Bank'i westside. Americans sre spend ing more money for recreation than In most other businesses, he said. Good recreational facilities Mr. McCartney said, aid th economy of a municipality.. Res Idents of surrounding munlclpa Itlcs bring money Into a town which provides better parks and recreation, he said. UMMILLA IN USI Opening day at the public beech in See Bright wes Saturday. An umbrella normally uied to protect petrom from the sun wet used to shield beech penonnel from the rein. Mn. Lillian Lutx," Sea Bright, the pevilion's chief clerk, goes over instructions with, left to right, Alfred Wait, Rumion, heed lifeguard, end John dovton and John Leery. board's misting July t, tto su»er» tatnasnt said. a» _,f. t\m aa- MaWawBlia» Mr. tto of slim build. Ha it a college student. He wss but seen driving INI Ford convertible with black top. Auto Crashes Into House.EATONTOWN - A car driven Mr. aai Mrs, Ctarisa Hofitag or ii Pataser Ava.. Wast Mrs. WUUsm Rsker ot epeedlna and Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Stanley by a local woman ran into a of 17 Robin Rd., Rumsoe, house tt WI Broad St Tuesday parents tot a daughter, born Frt morning,'police reported. day la Rlvervlew Hospital. She wu Identified as Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Pflsaar Alice Worthley, 11 Schuber PI. Hi Tindall Rd.. Mlddwtewn, i Police tald she was proceeding parents of a son, bom Friday north on Broad St. when she made Rlvervlew Hospital, a left turn into Cliffwood Ave. PFC and Mn. Robert B Bu and apparently lost control of den of IS Helms Dr., Eatontown, are parents of a daughte the vehicle. She wis not hurt. born Sunday In Patterson Army Police said Mrs. Worthley hit a house occupied by Dr. Harold Harwood, Damage to the dwelling was minor, police said. Chief William Zadorozny investigated. No summons was Issued. There are 76 lakes within a 50-mile radius of Spokane, Wash an parents of a daughter, bom Saturday ta Rlvarviaw Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Pater Christianton of M Fwrenca Ava., Leonar d nn parents of a son, bom l Ism BaaaaMael^nM lljuaji M Jiirsrvisw iwipii Mr. aad Mn. Michael Roth IN Myrtle Ave., Keansburg, a parents of a daughter, ton Saturday in Riverviaw Hospital. Hospital, Fort Monmouth. > Sp. S C. and Mrs. Bobby Clark of 14 Chestnut Dr., Hnzlet are parents ot a son, born Sa urdsy in Patterson Army Hoi pital, Fort Monmouth. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Greene 49 Washington Ave., Leonardc ere parents of a daughter, bo S. feuw laath fkanm Mi SRX ajai Ma Raja) to. Untoa. til Mi M flap? f» mi Herbert Raster, IU Mi «PL. wait III, M driver's aunaiam alaaaa - s ^ J Wi SMP SRVSIe a M Dowi. 1st, light Uttle Silver "God Speaks tor Htaastf About Himself, Let Him" Is tto sermon topic of Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, tor the 11 a. m. Sunday Dally Vacation Bible School begins Monday at.1 a. m. Sunday-school will resume July S under tto direction of Miss Connie Wright During July and August Sundsy-ecbool win to held at 10 a.m. STILL MUSOW SANDY HOOK-An extensive alr-eearch for throe Statea Island! youths missing.since e rly this weak, U toll getag on. Cosst Guard officiate said this morning. The boys were reported mining in a 14-foot outboard motor boat. The youths are Woodrow DeBoer, 20, his brother, Edward, 17 and Richard Da- Nardo, 17. Willlamsburg was nsmed for William III of England in 1699 when It succeeded Jamestown as capital of Virginia, y»t

33 Meper'$ Pretidential Stock Dips But Don't Count Him Out fcajpaar JMyatjwar m- ". ^^» ^ ^toml M_* VL ^ Maw af Hi 8? M^LTS Sf MMS CM* B4.Mr.l ««Cm mm km M* to w SUNDAY S ps totfaa tr OaV M» ^. l^v ^* Bway^ipMB'i ^M^BMMBia^BMB. ^BBVMBMM MBai MB ito MM ftr m Mm to to. MthMiiMtMto> Eads White-Staiiiig 9,656 VMM * M t Uatoa to a* Off the Road jaj tta MpMam to ** M- at Mr. aai MM b ^B^bAI ^ M ^ U A^Bk BSBMB^ ^BT ton MJtr.md Mn. Jadt Ur Ma ami mml tfcai» tuamflt fhivvtt* BM wfjiw VPJI am 1 MHti QQCMR wltv'pv* ttm MM* S MflMMIT/a law MMMMfS Ml OM to *at Oav ih MttMl MI few -»-* _ aaaia avtoftmtaaa j n mi "ampi i w i i n k akaakaw ^^f a^bmmmmaai a\aaa aawmm > MHoPalBW niw* Mr. aai Mn. Miami Camftj UKITEACnUC Sam My vat OW. Hik: IN*** IMto. M, «t 4wto Mtantay. AM ST. tt HIBH^ BMBBBHWIS vawviaf MBWMB^IV^V ^^* i l tt»tw«at a. a. tofnat af m MM omst. M aad Mn. OanM OaajM Mi antw MMMBM tw fanny Mi Mr. Mi Mn. Ray.i _^.. t * Dt., Mfcfl; l Chiitoi Cto 0 Wai Mduudm, fc. Bam* nfefeuli M hi 4otMi fit i MI flmm Wt Mr.MdMr*.WItllaaiH. U» Mr. jaw>* aww Mi Mn. aw vi Fnak»w^w MahoK «^^^^»»» ^^^ mi <M Mtej ii feto tomb Mi rnimft^wrniiii' hanaa at Lara*. Pton an aaa MMMtKMriMff.AtlMUemib taaan Mr. aai Mm Cart Rick Oatt* tf U. f. *. Jtte F. &n*,h'«f Jr.. 0, _ju ' ^wmf ViMMi VJfakMtotoM V VatoB. Mr* SMI Mli WanfJi " M-Mi IM*>! Dwtr. ML. vohbt VMVMB MVM MM Ibw 1 tmtijr. Mtoa V admr. aadmn Rubbar-Bu* WaH Pilot That Stiyt Baairttfyl usrs s#% Atat mkikanv fjmii ifww t6 MMMO RUM I myi Ma MAamit^ Maal mmmm ami a T ^*» MBjMMJBfB> 1BMM aghbmjbj V ^ ^ V R««.$US CMaf Aa kiaito am MMMT b ii av «MaW*ia M Ow k a% awwai HMIMI t MMBW ^*aw ^ MBBJ" pmbm MS 4aaaMMi 4am avar BanWaT ^ai flaawi y ECKER HARD WAR 197 SHRIWS1URY AVL (Cor.CcrilNjriM St.) RID $H STORE HOURS RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. 100 East Newman Springs Road >Mmwfamr UM, aw an. AM iravia, m IMI MCMi AiiMaina OUMOIIU attim M MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 8 A. M. TO 4:30 P. M. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS 9 A. M. TO 12 NOON IDAY, A. M. TO 9 P. M.; SATURDAY, 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M.

34 t^^^^^^wm^^^^r^w0 yl^^^" Fr^a ^^w^^w P^^ryer Jr^r/r^F^f* atwfra^pfw r W^^W maw fcr E2J IB»TaT^PeyW ajar Gravaay < M M to kit Saaa af NerwayTof MiatfkHowa affidavit, that it waa he wha aa electric near at ree«tiy ai Caaacr'a HaM her* the comctl mectiat af May * *» A flow now wts iaai tha roeeravr. Mr. Gravaay hahet 4BBce». raws NoKiruai, zaa Arati aaj Bairy Beak, aa* I Later A. Draafc. aafeaa. «tvic«. Mr, CMickto ht«( U M I Hadet vacauat. M«aic 0M ncwfcr fir amterial far hii na auya4 hy Toay MaafraaVa A y Sif Haaaaa. af Fraa La4«e 1. Gravaay aai Caaaciltht affiajvit WM 4 M MNew York, apaka as the afagreaa EMI MnM V. LMM ITMI M* ay Juice Draak. Tha throe The pragraai waa arraajai byy MiaaMariaa M Uitnca, U aadal «- ranar of tha Mac; Mra. MJal- UONAAOO - A River aan laaa M a aaoat 7 raanari Ave ratitea af Travia Walaiiaaer Tke aatta* *» aa af haa Mr ia DA1.Y EXPRESS MISSES TO NEW YORK CITY aw at T:» p. a. T1NTON FALLS OAKHURST af Mr. «al Mra. Ph% S.Mman af at Onaga Ava., Pair Ma- ^r^awaj^ nt at a alaaca t/mm to har kyhtr lew NaalCh*. Whia to tuea> wm B9 VM vate af RaaMaa Cawatry Day Mnal aatf Hn Caavaat af Mat laerai Haart at Bate HaM. tarraama. Pa. «at dm Daaa Ian w. Vaaea af hi attaaal _ af tha mm mm n T. BM aiaa at Ma M M #MMI HIT* UM aa* af tha MM Mia. Eaaiay Nil. an at lick-»» a^^w^pvmawvjalbm near ma Ooa. rva/kearay af waa awejaaa win natrajr, " ^ i t o l at M a aathi The baaffaat aklrt wae aakapai peaf. ra> KEADIWC OQUMEg Bpi«a% MATHEMATICS- 4 i.l.«grade SCHOOL OUECTOISi HiBH 8UMJOL aizanth CONOVIR MAMI YOUMANS WIM4I4 Ki I.IN7 JOHN ISACS0N jmiaa graavaakja Hurry, Hurry, Hurry, don't miss your chance to cash in during of your Ford Dealer'sl I YVhjr me we nktt\n yon a fcw an days of/»w dwdand.? 8aJ«tn up 10% and we want you to ne why. YouH aw atyung that's pun Tfauadarbird. Six fat all the kg, hip and non they and. Doom an widar... «afnr to anter. AD four eagiiia ctoion daurar mon "go" whan you naed it moat And that'a only tha atait of tha> naaom why tha natioo'a Ford-happy! Get an AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER PONDS-THI WORLDS MOST AUTIPULLV a>neportien«o CAR*...and look at ti» built-in dmtknds you got in mvry FORD/ aovauata.uob.fsowrrafa^imaraat aavanataaaiayaar aayauatatn aomaawm*an^ramaiwloot»wikaaaw, «n raautaraaaam njw»"ow otter s aevavateaaiajaemrntarmt totowd^tttmto dwrnaihing! Yet you spend doae every year with your hand* in a dishpan. Why not b team now? Drop by your Beddy Kilowatt Dealer's Jor an automatic diahwaaher demonstration. You'll see how an auto- tie dishwasher gets dishes cleaner - removes hidden bacteria - lattim them sparkling without water^potting. And, whether it's a Matin or portable model, you'll be surprised at how little it costa to let««. from under diahwaahing for good. Save on tlumlniitd mufflar that normaay lamt twlca ten aa afdlnaiy muhltrt on ether c*r«ti«e on Ford'a amulna new Dltmoni Luatra Hnlih that never neea'e «M«ini aa Taw UM, Klavatt JCP&L 90 MONMOUTH SI Hmi M amfmtm tf mmtmmm' wefhm MeN trim MOUNT ENGLISH SALES CO SHodyiide RED IANK, N. J. EXTRA DIVIDENDS ARE USED CARS TOO

35 PAMT, WALL * FUXK COVBUN* WAITFOt O.P.F. YOU'RE SURE TO SAVE! COMING NEXT WEEK TRAYR AWNCY «YM rawrve «M pick up awke. fcoj mi tow tuuh, hettl M 4 4 amrtff amavawalai T "» witllv «IT CWIi NO MOM 10 MOR IMNHtN TOM 10CAI TUVK AOMff AVI. STUDY AT THE SHORE MM SI AIMS* tummn NAOMI CW Mftfl MAOH NUtl "WIP ^t^phfvwoj MwMif CLluk 9M'n ^^ t^sm^twwm^us'wmtw wtmpmruwewtmj vtvnx* t^at/ iwn^itaabvjhb^. ^np BJ ajy BamgnaaKaamaV smort B^BJPfBj^lBJnBJR) S^aj ^Bf 9WRnS> lammta* VawfVFBf artwmrwgjwtj, ftemamoa Va^amarfimsjf, tilnmlih BJVVIOVF OQMJvMaj I B UraNtchaol whh many small demos (43 test Da»e^*jver*>ac«i Mrttta* MISMU 0 IANMV MMMN on*** H<n> H*t CMMMI flamf amtaamm4la% Rumton RoadiiMj tnttttuto AVMM or TWO «vm MIMSON. N. J ftumson MASO. /', 1250,000,0 FINANCE COMPANY DEBENTURE BONDS Thta Contumer Financt Company Loan* of $800 or Lett mctsm SoiV in $100 Units at Par Value Thru Our Offering Circular m mi mmmvm uunmmmmmu smctgt tthb OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON TOWAV Balpfc H. Belknap, Pmidcnt TELEPHONE ILL FINANCE CO. 77 Bread It* Red Bank, N.J. Gmlfcmea; Pteue tend KM a copy of (h«offering Circular rotating to thii $250,000 iitue of your g% Debenture Bonds. Sffrrt AcfoVm i E E B E fl I Stale. tuu toresidents ef Nnr fancy Oa y Events Of Years Ago From Register Files MiH Ella ft. Cwtia. of Gaaip i. Cartta at Uttl* litwar, aai WUIiaai H. Paaa at *, iaa at Mn. Cathariaa Papa «&aat at a twmu. Uacraft, verc Chriat Church, Sawwatary. ay >ew Va»«. Rav. F. P. Swcciay. Tka caupic wan attaaded by Mita ftvby M4- ioa gi«naatai of lat (iramaut lufcl jh^lnl (M j dk aad Lyla Haitky. Mr f*ptowaaoif»«rc Eouiy ewen. u- piaprictar af lh«city barber shoa aa Broad St Tat graiaalm at the Bad aattic Khaal awra Etaal daa. MaW ray.laaiaa tuii. tawa siraiiaen, Mane Lay- on, Iria Ussarac, aware* re» a^saaath Saaits* Marge uarr^ ii Oladm Clwt, naraaea t. Krt- Mlrau Man* BatM Oaam Laila Pattanaa, Jrau VaaOaaa, AHea Waakt. Harry Pwraaifat. DaaW MfPnanmh Laaa A la IfliaBaf *^a%aj^^'wv^a^bjaaja a^aaaabi ^aaj ^ai Rauuillc. Claud* Pwkar. EHa> aar «. Taoraa aad Margarat Vaa> ant ftnaaart. v aad Waaanw WUiea. iit of tat uacrwi i-m UMtieay *u tt at presented ia lit Mam at «ea Meat uti diracma of Mn. Haiti Matt m 94.. HI Prtaetaw eater the via at Batch It. Caaria tfit) a> Cttvataad u Jr.. af Rim at. aaa Batort I. twagamr. 1km IN* Uacnft - i r - - at WattM* at JakMd «h» *!! war* aj MM part wtra IMd l k i B i U i tta L. Ivhw af Bad Frank af PiaaMi Oaarp Taap, Baaart atdoaria Layat a la Jar» Craft. ^_ Dr. Pettr P, Bafftrty aad F. TIBI ffrrrbrwbf WHIM It Oaf Iversoa Taylor af Red Beak aad Dr. & C. riaurd hospital at Long trie W, MMby of Braach won MUtas DoUa Josewen tkt principal McCullam, May Margant the Meshy Maw McLean, Dorothy Gsrtnda Bochattsr, Mary Bath lunata. Baby paay, which ma capital af " jaoajaailaa 'aamlaaa aad Mary Jaat paay was to FaaiMf* st for Thtpalattal wu lavauted by Mr, Fradartek J Brm expected» bofld ta at tta Nat at at Red ITalv Ilium aaa rbl VOjf WVJM Oubuudiwd pupils of BtJasus Parochial School aajeyod pieate oa Mrs^E. C. HaanTt ptoet at Shrewsbury* A aantt of athletic events was held aad souvenir prises wen awarded to tht winner*. The children of Timothy Riordan of Shrewsbury won of the print. Charles Emmoaj of White St. u high man la the Individual event at Madison Square Garden during the world's champiomhip bowling events. Mr. Emmoos wu nagsr of tht Sheridan hotef alleys tt Red Bank. Army worms appeared oa Col, Hesly.lanh Meade, Hetoa Lang, Thomas O'Donogmte's farm at Hekn Bennett. Catherine RUey. Shrewsbury. Tht worms wan la Grace Ward aad Ella MoSarity. immense numbers and threatened to destroy everything oa the Robert L. Tkeburtt, SM of Or. and Mr*. Harry Ticthurtt. Syca- place. Men wen at work day and night plowing furrows around the fields and filling the furrows with ttr and oil in aa effort to stop the program of the warm*. Mrs. Sutaa B. Little, widow of Asbury Little, died at tht age of 71. Mn. Little wu survived by two daughters and a son, Miss ShropaMro of Hudson Ave. tor Miss Marguerite Planitt of Bsttin Rr., Fair Haven, in oetebrattm of her birthday. Pritee wen Julia Little, Mrs. Henry Baldwin and William Uttle of Bed Bank. wsrdsd to Mrs. P. Broadaa Fowen, Mmi Joaa Field aad Mrs. Miu Emma L. Worthley aad Charles Hanson, both of Eatontown, were married la the First prise went to Mrs. Temple Csrr. Edwin Farrier. The consolation Methodist parsonage, by Rev. H. Othtrt present wen Mrs. William Ridgley Robinson. Charles Davit and Albert Mc- Queen went to Saratoga u delegates from the Red Bank Hepto- The Red Bank Daughters of Liberty wen to give a tapper in e Birdsall building oa ' mouth St. Mrs. Robert Pierce wu chairman. Officers elected at tht butlntis meeting of the Red bridge party ia tht Bed Bask Catholic high school aaditorl Mrs. Irviag Biak waa chain ss9f MMitMftl WHO Mflt ^udltr, Mrs. Utvwe* MfP( XswHvBS IIRRI Mr*. Charles Scott, Mrs. Charles Hoffaas. Mn. Catherine Chadwick, Mrs. Jamas Andtrson Mistea Margant Tobia, Manias mon Ave.. Shrewsbury, wss graduated from the University Pannsylvaaia Veteriaary School with the degree of doctor of vet- Alumni Association wan Edward bars and friends at her home on S. Allaire,'». president; William Harrison Avt. at an afternoon tea. S. Child, 'S3. vice president; T. Tbosa who attended wen Mines Irviag Brown, '97, H^I^MB^MKS ^MS^H^^B^^B tvo^^^bbot secretary; Miu Marion McQueen, Margaret Thompson. Elissbeth 17, recording secretary; Joseph KeUey, Hunan Johnson. EUub S. Harrison, '01, treasurer, andbogar, Katharine Barney. Marlon John Brown, 'M; Mrs. William A> Gslbruth and Leal arobiuon, Truex, 'M. and Mn. Isaac Williams, 'M, executive committee. A fin, supposed to have started from sparks that blew in an open window from a chimney, destroyed the contents of a bad- Hextcr Baking Company went oa a dsepsea fishing trip. room in A. T. Dortmus' house Those making the trip wore John on Washington St. T. Newton Doremus, Mr. Doremus' son, who nt; Clarence Hurley. Fred R. Rotdtl, manager of tht total wu a member of Independcn soph Falvo. Chsrles Larabr WUlitra Baer. Michael Fnrealo, Fire Company, put out the fin with an extinguisher before James Gettls, George Mayer, spread to another part of thejames Emu, Tony Matraco, Em- house. TERMITES? FLYING ANTS MAY K TWMITIS! nvwtum Repair costs af termitedstmgtd limber eat It very K5"» BMVwhen ttrmlttt an ctatnhad. 'a NS. Mallei "Wag ants" may be termites! K vat bsw frylag ant* hi year butmesi, bsstmtni, craw' crawl taace ee er of grounds, i may hive termite*, a* ssn ealt Rt hwmctka that may tan yea atajsn It repsir emu. AU TYPES OP PEST CONTROL RATS RODINTS ROACHK ANTS KIAS o MOTHS e SUVtKPiSH CAIP1T SflTUS, Kc AND SflCIAUaNf IN TERMITE CONTROL CHESAPEAKE EXTERMINATE COMPANY '9 117 NOA0 ST. MO I4NK SH \ i Mws LtNMe kavtwo af BaaThe Amaranth dub af Btmsoa Street Seheel aad Marjorie Ewiag Ms annual diaatr party m af gradt *A of the Junior High Virginia Tea Beam ataabury Park. Ia the party wen Miss UUiaa Adsm*. a teacher.ut ywu( WOUMM at kucr May, Mrs. Bahjh Jehaeta, Mrs. ia the Atlantic Highlands Public Mn. John Weir, Mn. School, wu tendered a luncheon Steven*. Mn. Georgeat Shingle Lodge Ian tt Highland! of America, w u to was given ta. of Mist Olayds L. Baigont and Mrs. Elliot Braiasrd. Exempt fireman's ceruflcstei wen issued by the mayor and council of Red Bank to Austin D. Boice. Alfred D. IngaUs, WU- Ham Costello, Thomas Brasch, Bart Cnlin. Thorns* Scott, Georgt K. Allen. Albert E. Newman. Joseph Carroll and Oar* act Major. Mrs. B, Theodon Bixler tatt^ taiaad a number of acuity Mrs. Robert C. Brown, Mn. Ross Wiley, Mrs. Donald Job; Mn. William Sherwood. Tho O'Boy Social Cmb of the ory Tilghmnn, Walter Durcsak, Fred Fonythe, John Smith, George Hembling and Ruttell Giebenon. Miss ElUsbeth B. Grata Branch Ave., Red Bank's reticent, died In the homo of bar daughter, Mrs. Albert M. Von> Nostrtnd, in her MM year. Mrs. More Than Jut! Bottle of Milk Hawkia*. Mn. Ceorge Becker. Mrs. William Lafbumw, Mn. Raymond Maine and Mrs. Will Want Boy tout TraasvB af tht Bad iag a "Oa la Charch" c The amsct was ta m " of i "Oa la Church" tumps were being said by me m f %^et I ^n^^ht^uinaaaiaa.ama ayftsantiaisiabbav ^ari H. Harrlata A Csmpaay's at M Hsaaum a af the Yfca) RRRRMtMittiR) RR* UBI HRR) Church gavt a m tht church soda! bob tsr Bev. nnd Mr*. W. Car- eaady ssarrlad. A program, pro- I under the direction of Mn. B. Oehora. iacluded stlecby tho bays' aad girls' a ndtapaa by Miss Peg- Ida tadla smobymra. w 0 mot a^a) mnmanjb mmg* w^awmnnnnnmnnnm vna WamRBmm. AMbfff auflbrnm. KahM aad Orsadia K.»took part. w_ BJR my ^RnVaBRRI w H Mdo to tht aigbm grade pupils flfet Bad Bank Junior High " 1 la rocagnwon of tht Mgh Iroat la Mugv* Dal <Maai was la Treadway ef the eighth grade ef the Junior High School. Alice Powell ef gradt «-A of the River by the teacher* of the ehool Present were Mr*. Ella Clark. Mn. Joseph Howard aad Misses Helena Hartaeey. End D. Scutthrep, Edna Urua. Margarat D. - - Cou a by of the Atlantic Schsai Ahmmi i Kst Bat taaat Rod *.,., ta >M am1t«tmmfsbbmt* Miami avsv RaWBMMBMj, VBBBJ BffVBajgBfjfjt>t awjbbbb fjajr nice Ragera, satrstary; Cant MaWORlf fvobjmj*wr/ trice Qayaw. WB) MT10NAUY WATERMEL TOU MIT HI ON BJI m OWAtTMtt MUSCLES muts ond VKMTAILB RWAUATION AND BWAJR I UOHTINO POWBl APfUANCU FOCTUWS SAUS «W ff- WD IANK. ri X SHoiytMt All CONDITIONID FOI YOU* SHOWNO CONVINIINCt Sfvrts Opm Syndoy ia A. M. to 6 P. M. Optn Evtry Night till 9 P. M. ASBURY PARK: ROUTE 35-ASBURY PARK TRAFFIC CIRCLE PERTH AMIOY, 365 Smith Strttt ISELIN. U. S. 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37 i RED BANK REGISTER JIW* Weddings, Engagements and Other Social News of Community Interest Married in Red Bank Bride of John Satter The Former Nancy Newhold TaM M M WBMF "MMIwdM ^W ** VMHa Mel MtMMMlM w9 Ml afkajmttne kajwawamhi IM* MBMI IMIB. BHBVMBVJHSM mm* IBM* mmmt wm MBit mia% % j u B^BM a4sbbflb**d fmjalafj aw amssss) djmai awtsisatfal _a_^_^ _^_u PMla Haw mammm awjawjsjej ^BpjBJ BBBBJPI at haaar. Tha artdasa CaialCarlait Ckavw Chasa. h wsswr^ ^S^SBBBH^erg Vtf MCfcM Mftal CJufrM* Ml9 MM MM www MBVMt The hridsaaislits «stag* of P* jar M H H V ^sit TaWJwB^Bp BI Oanaay.WsotKaaBatake's IISBjiltsl.Wsw York. MIDOIsETOWrl - MM NMQT Ma. Tha brlasfisaa's MMM wt BM MMw,TaMy af Mr. aad wore a drue of btoe eh of white organdy osbbraid- DoaflasT.NewboldofMor- Mrs. Orsea, a Rat School graduate, Saaday at the Rabbi AraoM taiy of her chm? Shayas Korobow of / the brleva sister, cad Raw btrg. Ksw Oardaa HUs. L. h SaVar, was asanm Satnrdsy In ae Rod Bank MsthodM Chmtch W BJS^BBBJBB} S3 a^bbpbjsbbbiaf SB^aavSJBSBi a 1 BVvSSBJ ^SvJ Mr* MM Mfte wmum V. 1ST Wfcttt IU, V. Victor Satter, Jr A ^A1& ^staaaw^ SBSBWBI A MsMMBMa) aad SpMish Ch* aad la staff JS ; Pair Havaa, WM sanist, B Mill JIM WWI BaSBWt waubas Mi a Ml skirt Her raembsr of IIM eooeta jmrbaok ^«Uustoa «sll fm from the bride: Joasph L. m rlbboaa a thalr hair aad ear wan gam of Tatoa Falls, aad Michael JMMIM Little Silver. Cuufc UMYMVHJF MM WM end wfestshataad ofwhlta aad Frank Mass married lahida/ to tasa Rabort DUaasaa, saa at Mr. aad Mrs. fte bride wore a Aadiew M. VaaEge. wetpr. of- B^B) awsbjpbbb^mssbjbb SWJSBaWS^Wa^BSaB BWJ 11MB BBOJ UUIItU tkmwherebemaioradta SNdpaaria aad a to* While at cottage. Mr. Grata was a three Uttoi maa in aports Barnard Rabat, the bride- Pledimtiter of Beta Sigma Mw gram's bfottwhlsw fkiwar tfits. Jaaa Ctatmaaa aad " ' otthabrids Dr. Ladsrig dress of aavy hhwalk orchids, na brides won a aad a cortege of rod Tto brtdsarcaayt too** trmm fmaltf afaf aalaaias* ttaas awaaim MMka flat MiaJs\i JU I S t T BJBwBl WBJSJ eji wftnv Ul Htoovtr aak taffeta. j af Alipart OaitM hi»*kp» IPMMBV MB^MVM 'M 4M* Cork Co.. KsMBrt. af tha ~ (arwo-fitigerald Nuptial* white wool coat Married at St. James Oty. tha hrllapioai's lafta^s^aaaa} ^^kaaftaab^tsfts9j av^a^^a ffaa* a. both of Now York CHjr, aad Howard Lartaa aad s Afttaf Httfl* BiooklfB* Recent Bayshore Nuptial* tar Daragaa. aat of Mrs. MM MM4BMW amffhmvlhw A tooowos < the hotata raasa, May N hi ft James CanV tto Cbarck. lav. mtaa C. TaM bfidl WtB Ksyport HUh School us Atnericu Cltlssashlp Award She «m start tor Jaator year at Barnard CoUego a Haw York C*y this fau. Sha la Basic. MBtnawd, ate dtoaetsr of Tto slnjtog octet at I TMlvMtgnoai from Yaahtva IMvarstty nab School to BrooUm. la ISStTto wugndbsted sad PM Beta Kappa wmh to physics from Columbia College. Ha WM and a member of the OJoa Cnb for four years. Ha toa Just cosbpmad MB firh year to gradusta aebool at Mbto UalvenHjf whore to bam studying aadar a Woodrow WitoM Natkaal Falkwnhto, and working for his PhD^agru on flaflbbbbamaaa s^ahaa ^ ja^gk^a^m^fet ^L A^^^A^bK^Ka^K^K IPBBffjf» MHQ BJIMJJBJBJ; A IfWipBjBa was held a Tha Oaks Room of McOulra's Oiwa a ljt MaT Tto dram tad a ud tho skirt M from a shirred butto back to form a cathedraltangth trals. Her veu fan from a cap of Alanooa lace, aad her BQBBJUOI wu wmse ins, atos. valley Ifltoa and try leaves. Joana* Hsoao was tor smar's aam of toaor. Mar taaffaat aowa WM pato ptok atot aad Awaoaa kwo. Her bouquet wu pink dslstu aad Mba An Gloria Caruso, daugh- g ar. tor of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Caruso Ptttgarald. Locust Ave.. and Martin groom's brother. Cart John FltxgeraM. g son of Mr Pair Haven, me bride's M Mrs. WUHam FltigmM F l M of f Vine. Maw, and John Caruso aad Aa> drew CMatefla. boa of Red Aathoay'a Catholic aavia' BFTB^Baa ^ws^bia^sabbp' ^n vjaw BSVB^BPB^B wvrv puu now* bride's aunt, wu tha soloist Mrs. to a pale blue Chanrtnviaee en-. - sembte, and tha brme-mora's ^ ^. aaa for his Bouquets of all white flowers and mother wore beige. Both tad (Mother. Robert Cloud, Red Bank palms decorated tto church. rona** of tardenlasv. < TYlJUBO-ottTIIMN JRO-Mr. and Burnett, boo of Bast Kasaaterg, Mr. " Caruso gve gave hia daughterg and Donald Fountain and Kanwere tto ushers. gown wu made of Peau-de-sole, Highlands, the couple left fer a After a and Mr. aad Mrs. Jeesoh Mlas EUsabsta Jaae Tyfakt. Mr*. Joha McLsaghUa. of IS TayhwAvo., tto marriage Thalr dramas aad picture tats la marriage. Her princess styled nd Jeanette Jutwic, Newark. at Cabin In The 3<cv. daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Louis MM Maaram Ann HormeU, orgama gown wu sea graan, and Tyhikl of 72 Statsslr PI., Riverside Heights, aad Robert KM* Mclaughlin, to Ronald Boohler, baskets af dabdas. of their dmghtor. Miss -,,!-. H».,nd they carrtad with a lace bodice which had a from their wadding trip to Canada, and ara living st M! d- The bride's travehar 'edd'ng tr<n to Hm> Enflund and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John neetheart neckline and short N. Horsosfl of Hertford Hertt, Jh Joseph Rb Robert Kiatotmaas i *? mtotlnwy Kstattm of «n * f Mr M * d Mrt M - *"<»«A ^embroidered In Patricia Coll of Newark, the son Ave, Tto bride Is a member costume was yellow lace, won aad Paul Richard Hln- Red Bank wu but maa for Us A^ryPark, were aantodsat- BMUar * «m<u * Fd PMrif* IS H ^+ ^ Has- bridegroom's cousin, wu flower of tto nursing staff at Riverview Hospital. She wu grad- Upon returning. Mr. and Mrs. brother. The ushers wan Thorn- 7 7a JamssathoUc * JuM.The fuu swrt had a bustle bow * Catbarlna's girl. Her frock wu orchid or- on of Mr. and Mrs. as and James Htototaaan. Red Enlii. %«Rev. Joseph imz* A. A O'Conner officiated. Michael Bergln J. WoJclcViowskli psstor, orncl* hat, of Nursing to Newark. The St., Red Bank. nvv CaAoUe Catholic Church. Rev. Thaddsus at the back, and terminated in a.andy..andv. and aba wore won a, a matehtoa matching uated from St Michael's School Fitzgerald will live at JO Wall Joseph P. Htatslmarin of tt Itvag PL, were married June S to Paul J. HtaMflttaa, Xumam, the WM tha soloist. ted at the ceremony sad cete* insomrv Bossuer or nasiet. tne bridegroom Is stattoaad at tha wu attached to a lace Juliet cap. The Off Q6 testcimi StVtQtB chapel-length train. The bride's Bank, veil was finger-tip length and It Jamas Catholic Church. bridegroom's" cousin, and Thorn- The bride was given to maras Klrmsn and Robert Kuhn, Red rige by her father. Her gown lowed m. n. Richard Boehler, East of three white orchids, white car- School. She received her btd> brated the nuptial mass that frt- bridegroom's brother, wu bast Army Missile Base In Belford. Her cascade bouquet wu made rade Rav.JosaphA.BlschoffofSt. James Church and Rev. William Bank. «u Chantllly y lace. She tad a MIM Edeea Mayer, the bride's Ksauburg, also tha bridegroom's U YEARS nations and baby's breath. C. Batman of Our Lady Star of The *nt* lisjle1sisbb WMaa bridegroom's mother ssmhiaioi chose MBVJKAA at»t_ t isv _..ia.a _ fingertip length vail, and ar- sprays of orchids and step- cousin, wu soloist. A reception brother; Anton Boehler, Hulet, EATWTOWN - Mr. and Mrs Miss Josephine Phillips of Red bora State College. The bridethe Sea Catholic Church, Long a blue chiffon gown for the wed-rleding, with all pink accessories. followed st Buck Smith's. the bridegroom's cousin, and Al- o«orge SMierwein. Pine St. celeston Vervoort, Mlddletown, were brated their 12th wedding an- bridesmaids were Mrs. Carl D'Af- the Avon. School. He att«ndad Bank was maid of honor. The m f ' v *' * * Branch, officiated. t hsnotls on a prayer book. Escorted by her father, the Bouquets of all white gladioli Her corsage was pink carnations. BMrs. lames Dametz of East bride wore a Chantllly lace sown, tl -. ushers. niversary Saturday with cock' flltto of Fair Haven, the bride's the Unlv-s'* *«'- decorated the church. Mrs. After a wedding trio to the Mid-Brunswick wu the matron of m >de with a Sabrlna neckline, The bride's mother wore s tells at their home followed by sister; Mrs. Thomas Brown, University of Denver and Glassboro State College. Georgia Mason was the organist. west, the couple will live at H honor for her sister. Her bal- lenrth'gown wu light blue scatloped on th* hemline, and Mtln brocade, with an oversklrt l«n. Rumson. Guests were Mr. Citarella and Miss Gloria Clta- Ions: sleeves, snd a bouffant skirt, sheath styled gown of Dior blue a dinner party at River House R'ver Plaza, and Mrs. Andrew A reception for. the Immediate William St. The bride was edu-lerina famines followed at Old Orchard csted In schools In England. The nylon and Chantllly lace. She terminating In a chapel-length of nylon. She had white accessories, and a corsage of pink mouth Beach, Mr. and Mrs Rob- and Mrs. Hans Menie) of Monrella, Red Bank, and all cousins Country Club, Eatontown, bridegroom was graduated from had a matching headpiece, and train. Her finger-tip length veil Important Notice of the bride. decorations were In white snapdragons and gladioli. and Monmouth College. West pink and white carnations. Chantllly lace, re-embroldered In Red Bank Catholic High School carried a cascade bouquet of fell from a phl box crown of flowers. The brlderroom 1 * moth-e«clements of Long Branch All were dressed alike in princess styled gowns of turquoise and eagagemenu must b» ra» Announcements of weddaaa er wore white' lace dress, fnd Mr. and Mrs. Stepehn Diekneit of Trenton. silk organza and lace. The honor ceived by the social editor oa Tha bride wu escorted by the Long Branch. He Is employed by Jerry Katelhon wu best man seed pearls. She carried a lace uncle, William J. H. Kelly Company of Red and the ushers were Joseph Tylkl lukl and d Robert Rb Hansen, ers of white rases and orchids. covered prayer book, with mark- trimmed aqua satin, and a corsage of aqua flowers. r.'tendant carried a boucmef of or before Tuesday noon. Wedding pictures should be pub- Wharton. Her gown was handclipped Chantllly lace over satin, A re:«pt<on p was held In HI Miss Jane McLaughlin was hera wedding trip to Florida, they EATONTOWN - Mr. and Mrs. maids pink carnations. lished In The Register tha Bank. When the couple return from MARK ANNIVERSARIES yellow carnations, and the brides- designed with a scoop neckline, MTH BIRTHDAY Henry I Inn, Long Branch. The sister's maid of honor. Her floor- will reside at 125 Mechanic St., W. Lester Whltfield, Clinton PI., Anne D'Afflltto of Fair Haven, Thursday Immediately after the long sleeves and a ballerinalength skirt. Her clbbw-lrnrlh Kopps May, Union City, was hotllly lace ensemble. trimmed at the back with tier up- The bride was graduated from Whltfield, Broad St., and Mr. andrlrl. Her frork was turquoise silk second Issue of the newspaper MIDDLE! OWN - Mrs. Ids bride's mother wore a blue chan- Lngth dress was orchid organdy, Red Bank. entertained Mr. and Mrs, George the bride's niece, was the flower wedding, but no later than the Veil was attached to a tiara of nored on her 80th birthday Sunday with nn open house party in trip to Niagara Falls and Cana- matching picture hat, nnd carried nnd is emplnyeh by the Fodornl family y of Highlands g in nonor of carnations. Carl D'Alflitlj Jr., ding pictures must be black The couple are on a wedding on tier of ruffles. She had a Red Bank Catholic High School Mrs. G. Lester Whitfield and orranr.n, and her flowers, yellow after the wedding. All wed- seed ppearls, and she cnrrled the home of her son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alberl live In New Shrewsbury. Both cr.n daisies. roses and valley llllos nn n da, nnd upon their roturn will basket nf blue nnd orchid Afrl- Diironit nf TnveritlfMInn In Nnw their hi son Robert's R b ' ( rnduntion di nf Fair Hnvon, the bride's nephew, was ring bearer. with 8x1* prti'iyred. SimpihoU and white glosses, at least 9sT, prnyor bonk. ir. nttontlc? f school, 4rTd7ir«lebrue the wedding anniversaries Wll m Fitzgerald of LonR Is- or enlargements ol snapshots I llopps, 11 Field Avc. Flftj a employes of the New Jer Tho bridesmaids wtfi Misses M ss(eylvla Warcham of Lon»; Newark Tech, nnd Is employed relatives und friends attended. li Natural Gas Company. Inlnnd"vn» muld of Imnor. Her Betty Ann Mayer aft Jo-Ann by Oakland lilwtrlc of Red Bank ohboth tha Invited couples, land is best man (or his broth are not acceptable. Miss Mrs. Robert Cloud, and Mrs. Richard bouffant aad lace, ^^^^ _s_o- m^~

38 SB ittomjey, I»«18, W59RED BANK RECISTM Leonor Golav I Wed Bayshore Bridal Maynard BrUle Married at VortBmeotk EAST KSAMSVRO - k St la ssettkg af al whsto NM> M* It Tartaae. US OMit Osa* ^.OokyMvoModMgMork (OBI* gjawrb IMMWEMI MM WMM ^ " agmm*^ MMf4fAfM Mat g^ayaveft smmbmsm' d*f OiaMkM^M) Jk^^U W MM. *» conkl aim ta wmk Wai af tta valey aad MtfMn. David Fort loo. MM Otter brldeei fat- cereed Ito boetojort *gna tak fta*to Yik Sdm* «t tte lak. tfcnaw ta> p at waalnjf. p aatfaa Itto Mn. Blooma? «t Ktow Y«k, m* * tak»r. aai M». Owcrn* Ofloci a»^i, 11 Y. Maudlin af rojabow eoton. Al brtavat MayaaraTt. Ckw. m _u_j u MAjai BMMI **M a^awk ^4 taaw atai^ ftatem ftafaa^amtemf faff M alhcaaasv " n " MM *^B«" OT We Hata) PWt JagMjMMlwJ Ms at US Seek? Aw., I. lav. Mba'B. OOchiM, puter. officiated MtotM Miiy b M Oonua af latoitoj k ftovnrfc. Tto brideap^^s^aesswiisba slmai B^a^afk^aMaMaMA^sa Mlea* MaMksaM) flsl A g^a^^m^a^^p VJYSBBB^ Jlflau BaBvajavBv^aBai^B^ a s w ajs^ps^eaoabja^bfbeaja ai waabf^ ^ a'^p^embb ow\ an* B^^^^'^^S^^^^^B aj ^ss^^^e^ ^^^^^^ _v^^ a^^«^a74bbbbb^b_^bsf % a«aa&aav OMBA 1 itavmaitsai 4B1 fatewbtffe HT IHHB gnpjfamtt IwwwBHsp aw^ayjfm M IWWeWoV North jersey Bride J.M mtf Jacfcm «f Ml Rlwr Mpnim It,, aaa a * m ghraa to tnddkg Ma to Vtrgkla rtoft bjr b Mr./ackaoK. M/k HHtrfwa Vat fjfcabm «j aa^aw fkoj i Vtkt Wf WM MMVJ MM nuaudtodok aadctomtuy ^_ ii-y M»J ggkaleva^j WOV^ OH BaM P*» afmdclf W d t l I, k St Mary*! Ctooei tore. He*/* WUUMOI NflflM* C cteakk, afflekkd at tto iwwtonwenher-rtog cereebooy. Mn. I, Joney C^ Lejrii Mateery of Emma WM D. Ttoaride'iMat, of crystal Wae ST. Md Ukatoa va After a rtetptki at tt «d MBJIM, and tor Omtn mn Knr Ba» low IWM Md hy Ottcon CWa «ad Md CaMda. IMy y wffl iwmi Mn. Mark Cameck of Port Port Kaacock. tat owpk Ikit tor «wntomam Coart. Moatctair. flmir mddkg trk. i w Iartdi'a Tkj brldt k amkyad ay dw NMr Har «M IkJH toramka trmikg rat Panto aad to bke lace over natckkg kffete, Aarkakk. artotod k p of DMgkM College. Stotoda whsto kce hat aad[tor ptok. oad worn wtta a New Baltimore Residents Tto bildegroom'i a faschla acasom frm a tkn af Md a cortege of avjk MMM swooflo OT BMO9«' NOft* Mhw Marpnt Pacfcor at Foft Elltmbeth MeGranell, John E.JUekards 1OOHLANM - JMMI E.' Me- ICMMB. of II NavMtok Avt.. aaof Mi Edwards WM ikf la Chief Mark CMweek. OS CM* Guard, Fort Haaeock, was ' it MM. Rlctord feab. US Navy. Fort Tto bride'i i ads etoata Hjto of atok; ajfc jofmy MM MMi I Tto esopt* wfll Nva k lm)h BMd, nd. Helen Ciaaette, toi GtoMtto. of CMtoriaiy Aw.. Freehold Couple MB. to Joha B. llekwdt, OM of attto. to Joha W. ajetardi of Dowm'i i aad ON Pmpaet St. Loag Mn. Kkhaidt, A fal w* bride-elect, also ttoc daughter of tto late Mn. Mo perriaor. Sto CeaneU. mi gndoated from At- aitoiftnttoa at New York Uaikntic Hichlands Ugh School, aad versify. k employed by the Jersey Central Mr. Barrecca ata) k < ' - tto Depot, vton to k M by Jersey Ceatnl LJgat CoBMay k Uatoa He to a grodmto at Uatoa Hlgk Facfllty. Hoto MM- ' ~ at Pmttct St., haw LONG BRANCH - Dr Atkatle k WgUMdi. gmd. <tml>kakdlafkdahrma» of f tto to atoff of f Moa- priio k tto acttktnre dhrtaka of tto Aneri- CM nqrekimb' Art AMOcktka tou k CMtoactlM w«h tto aattaal coavoatka af tto Amortcam Madleal A «' "««at At- ^^assa a^a^piaawmt araaw^iwaoviaiivb MV erbar katto CUy. Hto two noru, "Re- - M d 'Tto Marriage OUDUAIION DANCB Young DCOM Endone Evangelist to Talk OCEANPOStT - Tto aaa Stale, Flu Social At Altai? Park Church wen married Saturday r wedding trip to (he ffooveilon dance In n honor ( of I Hit Young DemocnNe Ctob of ASBURY PARK-Harry Bod- Reformed Church by tto ptstor tto bride won a tohjegj"» mlot ttoito Monmouth County. back. "Word of Ufa Evaataiw*' DeYmmg, who Jacket dress, a brawa velof white tat. WM tou recently k 9CQD0IOTiwnuig*^ noun noni meeting, adopted a neotatka eadorsing tto entire DemocntJc to Bmll, wm ipeak at tto Flnt "?* douokmtog Tto vet tot Md a fla^bak^^oa at. Tto eoople will UvettNN orchard Couatiy dab. Miss P IWUIWPJ w low chrysaattomums awl greens. Cm. Lou blind, WM crowned I elate of candidates for tto No- T:M p. m. Mn. Joha L. Sagurtoo vm tto Tto bride was graduated Tto roigakg OMtor prk* Appeartog win Urn will to Don, Koyport High School, aad WHO MMM Patricia Pecd, KaoMMfg, Md Potty Me- Patrick McOana. ragknl vtoo Wyrtun, orguiit, and Steve Tto bride It tto daughter of Beaver CoUege tfek aww»» mi ipj w-m - wwo»wwa WWMJt MM aimmjagga alm» mam»^ -IaSt RoMofaoiaMdtiillo.kpaitalplak.orthM CaflnUe Ctarch 8Md«y, cmd, groea aad Hue. Itoy car- prerident of me atate orgtauatta, reported on the May con- dapp. vtounlat Tto tnne Mr. ead Mn, Stephen Skweuneelved a bochetor of arts de- isffil Mtw LaeUle SheBy. dawthter of ried teiktk of paitol eokrod vention In Atlantic City. H* "Word of biology. Sto to a put stmmto wm to graduated from y «ra Mr. «d worthy advtoer of tto Ritabow the school In thpvtttwfi Ifr. and Mrs, Elmer Shelly of carnations. called for a local, tmmty and attended tto Philadelphia College Mn. David E. Crook. Sr.. <K for Glrii ta KojrpBrt. Coaover Rd., Vandertarg, became tte brkto of Joha F. Grill, chiffon aftomoon Democratic workers. i flld to are mined each year. About 1,- Tto bridt'f mottor cboat statewide registration drive by Bible. yp Baltimore, Md. An open home Only about»ton of piatknm amor,. p 11*9 widlffffjqflll aim of Mr. and Mn. John Grill The bridegroom's mother won reception followed at tto tomtmn tto McDoaough School for Final arr enuwere ontl scour DINNER of the bride's pirenu. Boys k Baltimore, and received tone w of go fold aad Ijm torn of of Ctoruterg. Rev. Franeii J. blue lace. for a social to bo held Sunday BELFORD - X mother and IJd officiated. Mn. Elfcabeth Given in marriage by Jut hu degree k business admlnlsfather, ito bride WM dressed In tntton ffoin Johns Hopkins Uni* Uver are mked. Frederick Schwelxer of done from 5 to 7 p. m. In the Kensington Lounge, Long Bnaeh. the Girl Scout Neighborhood As- an Informal white afternoon- ventty. He to onptoyed by H daughter banquet was held by WM the orgwiit Park, L. I., WM beet man. Tto Eeeorted by her father. the mhers wen Kenneth Shelly, Middletown, the bride 1! brother: Wal- The group** n^ mmtlne will sociation June > In the Hospitalarkto had Mill Lilliaa MacDon- dress of silk organxa, B. Cnok and Conpany, mediantstyled with a high lace collar, eal and etoctrlca] contractor tof, to July 14 k OM Union Howe, ter Crisanta, Freehold, and War- Red Bank. am of Red Bank aa her maid of Mn. Kenneth Shelly, Mid-, her sitter-in-law, Miss Ruth Scbwenzer, Red Bank, Mrs, Irma Kump, Clendale, N. Y.. and Mlsa Johanna Hlggins, Kew Car 4eni, L. I., were bridesmaids. The bride's full-length gown of peau de sole had an Empire Styled bodice of Chantllly lace, re-embroidered In seed peah and elbow length sleeves. The oversklrt of Chantlllv lace ended In a cathedral-length train. The brlde'i finger-tip length veil fell from a erown of pearls, and she carried a double-ring styled bou cjuet of Ivory and pink,, roses. The maid of honor wore s heath styled Rown of yellow penu de sole, whlrh find a bouf- I ty House, Colt's Neck. Mn. Heriwrt Brawn was In charge, ren French, feme Park, N. Y. and three^uarter leagth ileeves. Mn. Robert Hutchiaaon, a consultant on dolls, was guest speak- white bow head band, and her Mr., Mrs. Polin Mark After a reception at the Paddock Lounge In Long Branch, the NEW SHREWSBURY - Mn. er. Other guests were Mrs. ORIGAMI* EXHIBIT Her veil was told In place by a couple left for a wedding trip to colonial bouquet was yellow and Leonard Temko, 176 Cloverdale Grant Reynolds, district director, and Mrs. Charles Frederick SHREWSBURY-Mr. and Mn. 25th AnnlrerMry Bermuda, and upon their return White roses. dr., is demonstrating."origami" will live at 41 Spring St., Redthis week at the Cooper Union district chairman. Present for Miss Diana Hunt of Stratford, A. Joseph Polin, of 233 Garden Bank. The bride's traveling costume was pink, and her corsage line with the current feature at Frank Milter and Mrs. Elmer roommate at Beaver College, Museum in New York City In Marine Troop 44 were Mn. Conn., who hid been tto brlde'i Rd., marked their 25th weddmg anniversary Tuesday. Mrl. Polin wns pink roses. the museum, "Plane Geometry Meyer. Other leaders and coleaden of the various troops nylon dress was made afternoonber* of the Stitch and Chatter we* maid of honor. Her yellow was honored last week by mem- The bride was graduated from and Fancy Figures." Red Dank Hiph School, and is a "Origami," the art and tech-presennique of folding paper, has been Cleef, Mrs. Samuel Brown, Mrs. had a matching yellow headver candelabra at a meeting In were Mrs. Rowland Van- length with a bouffant skirt. She Club, when they gave her a sil- secretary In the offices of Ben dix Aviation Corporation in e recognled form of art In therobert Simons and Mrs. William band, and her colonial bouquet ^,,,,, Mr>< Fngk Eatontown. The bridegroom was Orient for centuries. Mrs. Temko Sutherland. was orange roses and yellow ner, 26 Lennox Ave., Rumeon. 'raduated from Allentown HIRII studied the past year with Mrs, baby's breath. Mrs. Daniel B, Dorn and Mrs School, and attended Rutgers Unl Harry Oppenhelmer of Gramacy STOUT APPOINTED Anthony Migliori of Baltimore Joseph Eschemach were In char verslty. He is n student nt Monmoulh College, Long Branch, nnd Park, N. Y. She Is one of the TRENTON (AP)-State Sen wai best man. Stephen Slovenz, of gift arrangements. Others present were Mrs. Stephen Schultz, five recognized authorities on the Richard R, Slout (R-Monmouth) Jr., Keyport, the bride's brother, Is In \hp Branch art in the U. S. and has helped West Allnnhurst, Is one of three was the usher. Mrs. Thomas Stothart Mrs. Ralph plant of Homllx Aviation. with the plannlnfi of the exhlbi- men naniod last week to serve The bride's mother chose a Johnson, Mrs. Daniel B. Dorn, on the stale Capitol Development 'iclue silk organza afternoon Mrs. Victor M. Dorn, Mrs. William Phelan, Mrs. Richard A. f onmfi^ion Tin 1 roinrnksinn -own, with a matching' hat. was crcnti'd lo help draw ii rimmed In coral, Her Kirby anil Mi,i, Julin ilmluy. Tin; VIIS wliitp roses. Tlte bride- next club meeting will be July 8 ftmt ovcrsmrt of mntchlrik tulle. ti nn, f/hrrfrnd a mnlvhin:: hinlrapj' Jmt. Anni' 1 Kls-.vnrlh and carried nn iimbrr'll.i basket of Morfli >f s privntc sccri'tarv, sc-j In Chile If you ch jv/'cn rnriiiilion.',- jlcrfc/l "Wh;il hall) (ii>'lwrniii>lil!"!(nivcli < r's chcik you 'I"1;«- lirkli'smahl- wmv tlichih lln> fir.',l ini'vii'i- In h, t,»-nt t>'-s<>': Y'IH iin-d' It nn nqun nt Mrs. Klrliy'n homo on fiolip.' dins, id ii I'!, Ri'it i. ink ttaa SN ex-» - * - *-- a ^ -* WDRUHH WM BiDfeTrKVaMM fromtftfom^hosi tm coontry. KOOS Slipcover Special KOOS BROS. Reuta 71. Saa «r» f, NAUTICAL GIFTS TOR... IOAT - DEN - GAME ROOM Van WINKLE MARINE 60 WHITE ST. SH RED BANK

39 Ki Get* BA Degree VaafcJaa- SAFEWAY / >"*: «M leak iatkw,mr. fftb wrfcfera M«N H» as* af Mr. MKMflHM. Leg'o Lamb... '3? m jz*iti*& NMWMT, t Check This List [Minulo Rice u && *&& Upton's Tea M%%. ^83* Your Chekt NOMtbV CnOpf & SltWI MM An. Dr. MM* I toalai Dr. ikattoavmtti etnmm M OOtMB vlhvtftl Mr. aad Mra. Josef* 0 taw* gt. are fly* troei Me- T*ey «stay * Mr. Oatda'a rjarda. la imtm Mrs. nomaa Faan of Hart-,taajiaiaaaar»» lttmdmn.pmdca hmhy «t Uwto H, Ml ta. 1 MferNM» Mnte^ «km t t f ' A ' Mr. M«Mn. Cornish Hens *MST* "569* Car Shampoo S3 \S(9» Orange Juke *tst 21T43- Morion'sRo!lsrttK. n 19' ' A! I' 8 >" em - -' I ' AA_M_f _ f_v 4 JBK ^~M*^ J^aJj" MKdSJ^B\aM\^BM "" " w" * '' ^^ B ^M<W %^lrv Y I W B W ^ ^ 909 4"4B ew. a^b9> ^B7waW dla^bj evh w ' 53k GradeAAButter n S *79< Sliced W o n i Corned Beef SwfffiFwai *-49«: Frankfurter* 5* Swordfish yf jl: tv B*tf MM Mawor HOUMS; Frozen Mn. WIHMI Vtajaa. twdi I St., h awmmj e lav weeta For Extra Savings... AU You Need Rmtmbtr it Safew^fl Mayonnaise p^, -^i + \i.'«:. pnt «r Jntf to Bartlett Pears -^2-- Ripe Olives 'Sss 29ot Mr.Ml1lra.OenH exkeipecjel fooa ANL aad WttMea I \f ita, UMOat ftt V 4W» fata» a* 9 1M Aaxilluy - «T Mky Mt aajhm BM BH wires ai KarttMi Bay dmrlot by DM oaataaa af MV. HMt kts Ma wsamaaj oa the flrat «sqr of each aorta. Mr. aad Mr*. Bdrnrt Em, omenj 01 jfamiiiiuii Favrtfilt MsMaft^ajltesMnteKy Ml Green Beans w» 2^2f RMner siyie Zippy-Fancy More Remui«J rs Crab Meat Broadcast Hash W f J?39«rwajap # jaiqr Jc SeBi^fltJVtiifMttSaVttoii! A Choia9««f«ben of Wa tellr. Mr. aad Mra, Edward aatartalaed Isr Mr. aad Mn. Rabart Pool. Bortajtoa. Mr. aad MM. Bnaat Edtaajtr aad BOB, JaBiM. Paekaaao Lake, aad Mr. vaabaejahbm ^ ar "a*^^h*i eb*m*""">*" v ^^^^^^^ ^^^w,#^v*v and Mrs. Emeat Reach. Newark, Sunday. The 10th birthday of Karen Racxek. daughter of Mr. and Mn. John Raciek; Orchard St. was observed June 10 by the family. fit Agnes Guild of S I Clemeat'a Bpiscopal Church will hold MauMr taocheooin the church ftall Joly t from lutf a. at uotfl 1 ft at Hostesses at the neattai June 19 were Mn. Fred Thrall aad Mr* Howard Megln. lay. ^ ' : AWARDED COVniACT FORT MONMOUTH-An Army Signal Corps contract for $166,040 has been awarded to Hall Con- tructlon Company, Inc. 46 Birch Ave., Little Silver, It was announced today by tho Fort Mpn : moulh Procurcmont Office, Army Signal Supply Agency, The contrad call* (or rehabilitation of «li«lf. tvtxi Uf-Mix I DaviMHojl A «Mitif«. IN Gaucho Cookies AaVaffUai prlaat «lrmtw«at Red laak. AtlairHe Hlfhlandl, U«f lran«h anal Keanskttrg Store* through Saturday, June 2<Nh. We retarve the rifkt t» limit qwanritlm. None sold far resale. Niftlats Carton Ggorettes luwmbar D«d...your neerby Safeway hei e freih tupply ef el popular brands of dflarettei fer your ielajction. RtyMldiWrap 12 ttmnee a»y ever r M f Spfct Spa * Off Dad f a* U«.pk8. Cheer Detergent Dash Detergent Tide Detergent Palmolive Soap Palmelive Soup 3c Off Deal Pack For AutomoHc Woihers Pepvlar Cleaner Sc Off DMI Pack Raaular Site 29c SAFEWAY AjaxCleaiser 4aOffDaairWc Baby Food Garbtr'i

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A buffet tupper and dancing followed the exercim. The Cl«nc Hundlcip, nin annually at Chicago'! Washington Park, wai named for Clang who ut world sprint records in 193S. * Meet. In aim S-ML-XL He n sp^cssiste «fce SHI fart affahad by tmtrf wen Tajiiajrvaj wajiaj inert«7l%«*ara«.2l% ««Haii OWN DAILY 9 TO 9 SUNDAY 10 TO * a Tastefully atyloc with atro* farrai natural Haas af kana> lltltlll - «* - - " --»A AL an imif aamoajnc aanaras«this la a wtfletofiil vataa far flr> BBvataalHlalVA slaaawatt alaaalaalal IPawrBWIw* $ a* opavbba/waj abbbj'ybjbjaj 24 W KDkMjf t S4S02 the fair Th$ VniwtUy Shop for htm mi Boy$ ROUTIII WANAMAIIA Sttfi^HffcilJLLLLLt IIII1 i11,1 illliuuj^iujjiiiiuiiujj ROUTIII MIIHOLD aa mi a i a I a Iliaa Rll<! i«at a a! IIKII um i i iiam > * irnaaa «

43 Dwinberre In New Port isa, aad dw VMoMair Fir* PautaMBt af Maaataki Lake*. Mr. UwaWtrri **» with fcii wife aad Orat chudraa at tht Fair Havaa addras. wuiw.r Mr*. May Ahcn. «* Mate St. *»* «., W«t Kotftaturi; imwmj f IBBJMMB' fr1. 9 GrtfMkf, Tt CaMaa PI.. Mn. FraMw McCarlaa. II Wwt " l Or.. Mm. Edgar Pieciottt. «Flat Hawk Dr.. am Ok Vtaaatt, M Tttaa M, d v m - - * - - " ak Friadt, 7J. daraaot Uytaa, II Wi wmm Am, aad Mia. Many Samrt,» Park Am. as al bam Mn. ur., m, HI Mafia PI., baft of Kay. part; Lara Oata, 41 Aadtvar St, luvar Plait; ViactBl PtopBa, in Park Rd.. aad Mn. dydt Qtick,» HigUaad Am, both af Fair KNOB; Mn. Mary Scam MIOaiichlt.BMItas.aad Stapkea Shaaths, W Am, dbal Mbdk Wd»jamdUa>V ea It «wa t"l#» yl ippointtd to leahli Board aahri, wb MBM BL< «M!> Madia Sa» Band at KMNB ft daaaa dbaff Maal B^HBBMW ABW JJy BJHJ fs^ ^Bav ^BjBjB^pvB) BJ^* MrtuFerUl Naunet Aidei MtW IHREWBMIKV - Mn. WASHPaOTOM Jttaph Grata- BMB. ward af Mr. aad Mn. Ml ZiktrMat of 111 St, Rad Baak, was awardti at m af Otar* Uatvtnlrjr Jaat 1 at *a Aanrlci af Mn. VMa J. Jaaai af 81 Ilirhitlf St.. Rad la a awattr af am «V ah* laasredaata af Bad Baak %BMBMW^^B^ IV»«T^ ^^a^ ir^abbf^^r It I pjn. NEW Sunbeam Rollmaster mnmt ^ ^^a^p^b»^^ma» p "^Ma^;^Pa»^^Ma^ MM, Mr. ttfairmmala aj MIH Aaa Xaaay N CBepar 13 Mn. PhUt MaaDtatU, MI km. BU * Maatd^aa ^ djsu I W Mshp MM FMMr UMM» JM) J la tlak Rim Haanr Rd, Raatr, ah af at AVt*. BBd MfB. AB_ U Park Avt, koft of jmthachator I M WHMflllCS gtofh - - 1U Mala St, My- - L U5? l)rl ' v atrvadall " 111 Mw.~Aaa t Tottct. M Mala St, " MAUWMIf IMasffy awmf m tt MMf M»t DMMJMNFTV MWM], aad KaUh Rkajtr JM* MVM) VMaft M Ml CitiCtT With tat IMA MMdlt Id,, I both of Kaaat «H MBJ!Matry DMataa lawariwrg; -_ { '» jy Avt<1 Eanptaa laaaltr la World - ^ at WM,kt Ml Hopptal Rd., Mlat Mtfiutl Maattkk, Mi cuataa Am, aad Freak Papa, JN Bart Bad Am, all of Bttftrd; Mwriea Cohaa, catpwrkmarttrdafedka-f tiaa sad flm board of directors SURPRISE JoCtaeoul, j Roma a, Lkv CVOft* MffaV TlmdOfV OfMMMMi H Howard Am, New Shrtwtbury; Mrs. Mwnit Hill, IIS Ha^ vard Rd., Mr*. Ctrl HW. OH Rtvtr Id, aad WUHaai Joy, W Rivor Rd., all of gator Hawa; Paul KaUy. H Bardta St, Shrawabury; Tkoaaa MoOowaa, Coaoord Am, Laoaaida; Jo- Majhv 31 AUaatle St, Hls> i;mit.jobbptatt,lmlo»tl Am, - r vdv IT Am., ftrwr Plait; Mia. CaarlM WalsBwa. I Asa Ct, HasM, and Mra. Ckaarick WBna, UthM RAWTAN W F. Flyaa. Chtaftrara d'comaituon of th* niimorli fla«mt ntrttt ana at the For aftarg, N. Y., aoout mtrva- Last wctv-tad, a work part) jompmad tat raitlac of 'twe flaspolta. Fuadt far tht poiti wen madt ivallablt by m t» btrs of tht conmimloner's Mofl aad by priwli donor* y it at na IM Hga Tack, tail la r ftt St Jaa Paptr Co.. Mr. itm Hat to tat Air Fane Md War U He wrtai la ttt h Pactfle Tatatar ta a fl T JVafl JJ Dec. «, BA a Btatrt ft. OraHaai AttMte Md. PwMte attriai««la MM M tha njtd NtMaMt at _. mi drtmjtka Bra w fire ream No awi Itr DM rhrakasbtta Ir. Btyuid. " "'a EATWTOWN-lUJpJi «r>rav ajmbf BBj dlmmgmbf «r, chairman kl of tht Horary aid, TTI 1 at a reseat HMD ON 10U. CNAftOI atauaaj jfcal, staroag My 10M MIDDUCroWN Mbtrt Mark. fcraiy will at opta frwn It a. «. of IS Regal PI, Uaerafti > BOOB Moaoay ttroaih Frl- beta fouad gaoly ea a ch ty bwttad of tte owal J to of fallhig to paylfco Ml» p.. Tht PrMty ewatagtoa la aa aotei oars win najeja the aum. laat ea the Oar wtvar, from T to o'clock. lid that mm would at M0 tor 7, :,'; la MafMratt W eeart hart. Mont wai caaratd f LOW CDIIPH Btlf fdk IVC ClOtCJt, tmootnck, aaja^ba^aaaa\ i^ha^aiamaavjbbi avmaaam SB^aaaVaBk Nnn SNWB TUMI 001 \ I; l \ l r. 1:1 1 u» CENIENNUL YEAR uss EqHTUUlHASStMMCtSOC IINIII Bf I FATHUVS DAY \ QMMM y%a ^Ml 'laifw^jmb PPjjWW BT^H^FP^ M^PWM.I'MMMM 41 WBT PROMT IT. M» UM* SH FOR INPOMATIOM BJSAMW EQOITABIFS CENTEMIL PLMS AMH.Y PLANS MISMttS PlAW or MAN RED IANK NOT FOR SAU =1=1... but FOR KEEPS! Now your family can have a lifetime hold on their home with Living Insurance by Equitable. An Equitable Mortgage Repayment Plan pays off the mortgage if you die prevents forced ale, loss of equity, rental to strangers. Most important, it means a continuing life for your family in a home of their own. To learn "more about how you can help keep your family in their home, just ask your Man from Equitable. Call or write: Illlla HARRY O.CURK CHARLES H. DICKSON ROiERT G. MULER EDWARD GIIADLO FRANCIS H. OOOORICH ARTHUR WALTERS ROBERT WILOWSKI JOSEPH JOHNSON S.A.WIESEN EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY tt Witt Freat Strati, Bad Baak, N; J. I WvJMBJ nbm IVJ VfMjBJIvfJ year 100X 's^mmaldsi MMIAV. Mat BaBaVaBBMIaBi ' LIFE INSURANCE FOR BUSINESSMEN YOUR LIFE INSURANCE-HOW IT WORKS D FINANCING YOUR NEW HOME Your N»fne..._.....:.. '; Your Addresi ;... Save on Father's Day Gifts Trmulitor JWIM / Photo EqmlpmmU Wrltt Watehm* / trmtti Clockt LE WMIL'S for greater savings a it*»m»»'* a OMM '(» BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED 21 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-48O0 OPEN FRIDAY TIL 9

44 47 Graduate At Academy LONG MtANCM - CmttMac mm cssraeea at A* Star el the Sunday. Rev. M B H. Haroa prei aall high school aad M Iterator. J«M IS. Samhy-Sdiool ONLY POOD PAIR CAM «VI YOU «M Re»v Jaha McMugft of De Paul KB* Icfeaai. Ways* T gw*a a bnetsk. The wiarlag THOVUNH Of MNI imiit ffll «Manr * %. P CUP THtt M ^ ^ ^a^g] Haju Juaha aas) M i Canto Jaska ky the National Margaret Belger, Judith Ellea Brother. Vafcme Fraacts DUMB). Dorothy Jaae Ekrhart Janet H. Gfflsa. Barbara Jaw Grasaft Carol Theresa Grasaa. Viviaa'ASM Gruaktger. Anna Lee La MsWa, aad Rose Aaa Mentis. As* Mary Kathleen Maaaey, MarrKathleea CMaUey. Rasa Mam Paknten. Fraacis Margaret E. Fr Thenaa Quattnc- *M,~ ' JsV. chl. C, Mawarn Cilhajlsi Rlchlar. Shirtsy Marie goes* YVsaaa Mans Tharav gnag Mary Aaae Lada VttaM HKMft MMMV M> IM) (VMMMMT tcsmv M^aMOMMl VMlt M BWMCV AaaJCatateaa, wkba Carat Aaa B.afrul Ohria Patrice Rebert- Cnwley Appwtateal venary last guests for ' d Oat Ma board af brook. SI rectors kad elacted George H. Frank TyrreM. Atakay Ct Mr. Metoosa Tar., MMand Mra. Casey also gf,,m Amm 4tfk BBBBABBBV - dssm puwmpf M 1 MaHm MO sftaelrbab.edwaxd.~jr. Red Bank Cathatlc High Mr. aad Mrs. Halg ~ wedding IM Stassair of MtoaaaaMary PL. Tar. Prayurt Prefnun In Trench 2off w*m Barrio Gelbhaus, program chairman, introduced the guess*. Mrt. Susanna Brett and Afn. ChrJstiBiino Donahue. Diane Krongelb waa inviution chairman. Recitations wsn given Katharine Hill, John D'Amlco, Thomas Peronmer, William Chiego, Barbara Hubachman and EHun Morrow. A violin solo "Czardas" wi presented by Nancy Hamblln accompanied On Leona Ferrer. the piano b> Mrs. Jaatse Wara\ Inad It tka ^-A Sft^p^p^«H^BB^h^p^h*gjgw af^abhb^bbsbbbs) IMr aaa Chariai H. [r..iiaalwi a dagna hi l^mav amyak^asw JnaVie^ MHrT Win IFVM Ke*^%^l*nfc;»iVs.'Moa<UrtaW,FakH^ea:M»t. «. J. Ltw*eo«e. Fair Have*: Mn. Nh> AnaVsws, Sbrewtbary; Mn. loo Nth*. Ui Us*: Mrs, Cterlas tafte*, Mfrfsftliwi. a*** Mrs. t. L PerHHa. Na«r StoaWtV bary. Staaaiiaf, taata arav, ara Mra. Oavial Irawtfar, Rwmsan; Mn. Ra»art Mm, Mai lank; Mrs. Davis) Siaejal, UrNa Silver; Mn. E. H. Oanaakanjar, EatMtwwa: Mn. PaMak WMiaim, Hmtmt Mrs. OarUa Matrte, Miejaia. few*; Mn. Frank Tarak, MjaUlataw*; Mn. lumrf Marki, R«eJ lank: Mn. H. C. ttewflar, MlsJaJlal»wa> Mn. H- warsj HaHMaa, Fair Haven; Mrs. IUM Sao*. *ak> HaVasi, -4 Mrs. Ola Os>eal. RaeJ U*k flee. Mr. Crawtey kaa Kcjrport Mr. aad Mra. Uatar Oatk, louth Main X. flew ss MadkM WBJ.. Frsaay- Mr. Dick la am a NakMas trir lar «ka Vldn Ce., Mr. aa4mn. Harold Stab* aad Mr. aad Mrs. Jeba Wojcisckaw pwr gf< naiaai an vtssnag < MM MH NMJ» avmiiup MNi J^MTi aaa! Mia. Vamaa State far» ^^ SBB^^^ASBHB4B1 g^ua djiaa ^^_^fv Mra. After CakW. Oreea Orem Ava., wka kas bsea vwtfor two George McCarthy Ocbjei Patrick Ufwraft Faataiastar Harry layta aa> at kaan wu ka apaa far. 1 a. as. to p. a. The wh ka span far party waa kam yeaterday at tka aaafmn.w.uaakia.- ' if Rttar 14. Over «MM WaJclackawBBi WHal Mfa* II* Is M* Mn. alwmbt MTi Mn. Jack Kelly, Sr^ who kaa Calslarala aad lalt Uke Otykaaa Mirgteal aattaat la RJvarvtow KoapEaT kaa returned «a kar kame at Broakdakt Fans. Mr. aad Mn. In Merry of Madm Ave.. Jansy City, an ents of a aoa, their secoad t Palaad. aateri its ops*, talaed at a party la her Prior le ^iih la* Hiusndsy. Sbe m Mr*. Marry is tha former Mats ' BrowBlee, daughter af Waak-aad guests af Mr aad Mn. Anto Kurtof Roma Court "atea Hal Uarveratty Gradual were Mr. aad Mrs. Ewalt Kurt asas. Chria aad Jeffrey. Ipsburg. aad Mr. aad M AlvktKurt aad ehudren KaaW] DaaaM af Jeney City. Mias Hortonss Qulnche. Rum- Ninen, a group of boys and girls "trmarly a missionary in from Manning It, held Its annual outing Saturday la Wil- wu guest speaker at the Freath Club of Red Bank High Arnica Bible Class and Mary mort Park, MMdletowa. New officers elected are John Ferry, Miss Joyce Formica, its entire pro Elisabeth Sutphin Guild meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Formica, la Fnaek at the tnnu June I In the Fellowship Hall o president; Jerry Howellf vlca Riveredge Rd., entertained a tly y in Jotephp the Baptist Church. Slides on president; Norman Long, Id, Restaurant. Twenty-six i students d Africa were shown by Miss CLUB MEETING Members ef the Mittwa Democratic Club' will be hos at the Monmouth County Wornen'i Democratic.Club l Tuesday nlcht at Pleasant Valley Inn, llolmdel. Mrs. Frrtnk Horan nf Highlands, president, Qulnche. A covered dish supper was served by the two organlcations to close the season's meetings. Mn. Elmer Meyer, Woods End Ave., will attend the National Girl Scout Round-Up in Colorado Springs, Colo. She will leave this week-end and visit friends in Rochester' and Niagara Falls, N. Y,, and in Iowa. William Robert Bennlngi, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Benninga, Evergreen Ter., waa baptized Sunday in St. Mary's Catholic Church. Mrs. Florence Powers, Jersey City, and Robert Caton, Newport, R, I., were godparents. A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mra. William Bcnningi, East Rd., Bel. ford. Mra. William New Monmouth Rd., visited Mrs. Wil liam II. Giles of Nnntuckct Muss., si'vciul days last wuuk. Mary Haas. Iksts «Mr. aas) Ms* Pater Saar af tka May * Brass have ittura* none ** m. ha smassmjhaaab) thai ^U^BB ej^twth UsW atai with tka a Nattaaal Ki CAg Book M Thstnaay. aba was Haw Yark. tally. Tfca Mn. Werner Sink af Deer La. af New York. Ha was a con- graduates. tk«waa at Tka Ftasta. ssuer in Fideiily's mala Danny Kraay. BOB of Mr. aad Mra. Jaka Mama, Osbora St. Tha will assist like afflca from ran 1M1 to INI, aai D Mrs, afrhwt,knay af MaJastic A flfmtt Ml five children, Jane, Maria, ansaaaati ahowsahiria tha loan and i fey NMan loan and Uma ssles d» ««KI Uki Tbuftday with a party at Jc John and Robert, lour at 9% atv^bbbabbaaigb L B W ^sta«v^bj B^B^BJ i prior ta Ms recent a* lar^mr. aad Mn. Hy Korakow. his home. Colored moviee won attend Holy Cnas School la shown. Preacnt wan Mark Do*, John witt eater tha Christum Aag, 7 at ia fire a^^^a^^a a^^baiaja ^^aia}.a^wa^aj^a^1,.^a^aaba OBBB.. abmbbbhhuuk oablh a*at^ak«asb BTUSBI to the Port Newark^ai- Drriaiaa It, K Maurice J. KaH. Mn. Gaarga O T. Davis, i kad ld tttrhtl. Thasnaa TriiiirfVn\ David PelligriaeUI. Jbuay Aab> Mr. Cols is Brathen Academy kt Llaeraft 1BV I«BV will IBKJsMBr VIII yladabavaaafcajcaatral Saturday at tha ~ Haw YoritOw/ 71 af CoR'a Nick. t Ptmy Coipnv iwclmi) wltk OardaHa Aa ABMricaa Hag waa prescatad Mr. aa* kfrav: Ja^ Williams la Asbury Park. Hit-Roil aad Joaeph h Cril Capriaal aad d Brad Bdtka apsnuoa af fta BB the troop. Tka auxiliary,«im lad *Bdna of Oneerill*. Fla. the Attaatic BHghlaada Yacht ikd Mr. aad Mrs. Joeeph J Kraay. ' aat Bsaet agala aatu fan. Club. Arrest Made Fischkr the put week. Alfred Foasori aoa ef Mr. aad CHAStm MMHT.' Mr. aad Mn. Michael Lawless, NEWARK-A a-yearsod fee Jules Ruhler, who has been Mrs. Alfred FolsoaofHllltspClr. Msriam PL. aad family last lory try worker has been arrested medical patient in Riverview it home from RWeivlew HospitalConvict Man KEYPORT-The Lions chib week-end visited friends, Mr. aad aad charged as the hit-run driver Hospiul three weeks, has relaraad ta his home oa Osbora St iir. Fouoni sufiarad asriaiia M* celebrated Charter Night t Mn. John FaUon, Nyack, N. Y. responsible for tbe dsath of Samuel Metaer of Freehold a week Jury to his face aad hand while week at Ye Cottage Inn. Albert Visiting Mr. aad Mrs. Charles driviag his car oa Rt.» Ust Of Assault G. MoCrakan, Fair Haven, International councilor, Installed Moss, Ml WahMt Ava.. over the Thursday night He was cut off ago Sunday, NEW YORK CITY - An assault suspect wu ooavictad hare i.* eauukai Ma *» * by another car, causing him to WMBMM WMi MTe 1*10 Mr. Meltzer, 71. af M Me Lean tha aaw officers. George Wetaaua la the JMW president. William Blumet, AmityvUle, L. St.. Freehold, was hit in the Mr. and Mn. Emerson Llsk run into a utility pole. Friday ef attacking a Red Baa* Ellen Kieraaa, daughter of Mr. street as he left the home af his have returned home from Paten- A food and baked iked goods woman ta a New York baa tar* ta Iha interaatioaal gad Mrs. Fraak J. Kieraaa, Jr. daughter, Mn. Rhode Cowan. burg. Fla., where they spaat tka will be hsm by tha Ladlss Aidasina). at AOaatic Oty. apto doterasbie lubstaibt <» 22* Clinton Ave., Newark, after Society Saturday at tka church years om Wadaesday of last a week-end visit Mr.andMn. MickaelKallaru aurtstf at It a. m. Mn. John a. of I MapM Ava.. waa as> week aad had a family birthday Raymond Mercado, S, of 1 an Mr. Maueer and Mrs. Aate Kurt «m sauked aa ana left tbe party. Sherman Ava., was arrested Saturday as be sat at his bench la Charles Dascik of Saa Bstaadiao. *a in charge. of the Greyhound Boa Tar- Aw Mrs. MlttMMssss% Anthony Petillo, MMflhts. M Fi CaisasBi Calif. Miss Roaemaria Braua,. 3«West 14th St. Naw krttsd WvanbJa har birthday Monday with a PMBtlra company plant. Mias Hath McDonald, daughter tar af Mr. aad Mn. Adatt 'ork. May «. of Mr. and Mrs. AJvto McDonald, Ravine Dr., graduated May from St. Joseph's College. Em- of Nawmaa Springs Rd.. Is home at homo with relatives Mice said that Mereado admitted the hit-run, aad told them bery, M, of West VlrgMa, Police laid that Robert Mil- II from the School af Nursiag at mttsburg, Md. whan aha graduated from last week. Miss Braua nek into the roam, when aha grabbed the woman, fbrelag bar haa accepted a position of teachtawaanp. fall to the floor. Her aad Joaa, last was Matawan High Sohaot Claas lag la MMsVataini Mrs. Hauler's driving without a license, causing traotsa» pkca ofoeatv wk«arrested Mllbery. """» of 1M4 s planning a reunion In Dwyar, y, at Fort Out. death by auto, and leaving the September and a roundup of claaa Jeka Peyaer, 1U ttataalr Ft scone of an accident members is being made. Three New Shrcwabury The defendant wu convicted aatfi&laed at kla haaja Friday Police said the rim af an auto- graduates have yet to be CJBmabile headlight found at me tactaawoha Moon. Waltar eta- aad Mrs. Pawl W. Vtataa. a?5rll!z. after a trial la Special Christopher Vintoo, aoa af Dr. lor «mlth Coehraa. Matthew Court Ha wu V.. orderad t ' 'at and George scene of the aeddsat led ta Mer- heli and Richard Sonenthal. Glenwood Dr.; comwatsd me!t 1.!!5!2 M!i "r. S Mcrtttt. an af Norm Jaraey. cado'b arrest. seventh Mrthday at aa outdoor or not he should be cejumttste]^; FORTY NINCM ELECT mental institatioa, - ' - ' IV New Monmouth RIVER PUZA - The Forty will.aonounr.e. Die schedule for Mr. and Mrs. llnrry Prinu i> bi' dn.y iiciviiil ill politics lln' M. l'<li.':.l.ui^, I lii, art visiting cluli will sponsor In intcrohl mct» Mr. and Mn Uwrlrs OiffiMir antl wmiirn In politic ^ nnil piii'ly]fct imil f;nmlv nf Isiirvn 'l J»( Ir. ii,i' r.i vt i. I \'.<' k ^ treasurer, and Lester Long, secretary. Also present were William Long, Larry Howell, David Long, Floyd Thome, Arthur Soden and Patricia Soden. They were accompanied by Mra. Norman Loaf, Jr., Mrs. Albert Howell and Miss Diana Wolcott. ATTENDS WORKSHOP HAZLET-Mrs. Jack Goldberg, West Richard St., recently appointed legislative alternate for Monmouth County to the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers, attended the county workshop held st the State Teachers College, Trenton, Wednesday of last Week. Mrs. uoldherft also partic pated in a field trip to the Stati House and visited with Gov. Robert B. Meyner, who discuss, ed with the group pending leg. Islatlnn. supper lut week. Guests wen Kenneth Haad. Stephea Ruskka, David Hanlon, Brad Noyee. Michael Cofone, Tod Sherman, Brian Leavy and Carl Baaawart. group of tut classmates *rlday night following the graduation dance at Tinton Falls School. August Eckel of Morristown hi visiting this week with Ma sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Roache, Jr., Riveredge Rd. The Garden Cfuh will hou ita annual luncheon at Shadowbrook Wednesday and install officers. Mrs. John Lsngerberger of Atlantic Highlsnds will be guest spesker. She slao will appraise floral arrangements which will be submitted by members Mias Kip Palmer, daughter il Mr. and Mrs. Erdman Palmer, Hope Rd, returned home from Smith College Tuesday to spend the summer vacation. Mias Palmer haa completed her sophomore year, snd served as featur editor of the school paper, "The Sophian." Mr. and Mrs. Frank Safuta ol Now York Clly were guests asl Mrs. OoldborK Is a memher oflwcek-cnd of Mr. and Mrs. Casthe executive committee- of the'sliu K vvhltchlll, Glcnwond I>, llcciii Slrncl School Parent- 1 ; Ti.'tulifj Ass»c:i«j')i), A tnajnr imlnslry ol ilrl ;vrll InHIl M!1-AVII I; I he Li, y. Air l>orci: AcaUrm int'hr Colorado Springs reprchonts nil iiwrhliuriit of IM million (loll,i n The staff at efcatga af tfcapn. Iks tsaaban. Mn Mrs. MnOamtt 1 _,, * «M ^^^^Pi^Bs^B^alB t^swa^pawayi MTV*, a^svanr RUMSON - Jeka A. Cats. ajsrt law, tnaaarar, aad Mn. It Watt River Rd.. raotived Iha WMUM Ftttk, Jaassr chair. with,.a major m Mn. Deeher Heads IM MONMOUTH IT. 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47 Inni fiwh fiylr k m IwnA VarilaWrfers Cheese Tidbits COOKIE & CRACKER SALE ir 20c Prewhwi Crackers & 25c 20c! Ritx Crackers Fineil Farm-Fresh Fruits & Vegetables JuniU FANCY JIMIY TRU-BLU LUIBIIIIIIIS Sfc. (Bakery Jtut0 It Dairy Month CoHee Coke t? 39c [ ixtralharp Cheese - 79c Cherry Streussel Pie 49c I Cream Cheese *&T 29c Bread JSfiL. 17c Baby Gouda Cheese^ 35c RED BANK *-Op«n tut». thru Thun. 'til 9 P.M Friday 'ffil 10 P.M. FAR HAVEN Optn Tuts, thru Thun. 'til 9 P.M. Friday 'til 10 P.M.

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Me- IMB «MM to) to Mktortoi toomk of 3M Mm M., a» Judith SaycW, loha KooOg LAURENCE HARBOR - Mr. and Mn. Leonard A. Sayder, Rt It, aaaoaaoa tho (agagmmbt of aee. Richard K MM) MBTf r. ItUaJ, aai to luitrlcta t6l Utf. to Joaaph E.Mr. id k In*. MNitfMr. mi Mm Htha Coatnl Sonr/ OffiMi at Part Carrol at IB WUhMO laak. MIM auub/ to a graduate of t It. Marya AcMMsy. i!1ataftoli,aaialmbgrai- rig. am of Mr, aai Mm. Ckartoa Kooalt, 7 Se» aai St. Keyport. by Royaoldi Mtoi Sayder to a graimato of ot Now York City. Cartay. OoagUn. Mary Torpay, High School, aai to noy, o j. J. nnianto Beatento McKMtto. SMM Paten, Jaa ^uftkter IUM DasiBB) la the office of Caa> Jean Mitchell, Brian K. MCMMM, MeMeuit, Barry BM^ Aai- Aa* Armetroag. Carol Carat Benaett. Mary aamm^^iweig. aw»"""» ai^w^»^^. Katttan Ltf. Mr. Koaalg ns Moffett. Amelia Joanna New- EndUch. Ctrdya ieonth. to Fraacto Peter Felling to a graduate of tba Keypor rt Hto> ton. Carol Aaa E. r-cchtogroaao. ca Lee. Patty a-lfi* 0 *' ABM wotmn. mma ba late Mr n«miai» at!* " " School aad "Vn Rutarn UMV1 Ualv ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mr. Jamee NHwa PniMack, Mr. Fiaaaary of Long g,,,, measer of the Bco- aad Mn. Joba MMcbeU, af II Cheater R. PagtUlMaa. BBBBaflieMlmall BatttW IBWUBM llaat momkkraorsocmyaadamam- jbtr of tho Soctoty lor tba A*- it of their dtmghur, Mr. aai Mra. Lento Montana RETURN HOME ^^^HIMH^BV 4 " *e'^^#a *aa a*(*»apaaa^ Ivaj of tag. Chaita A. Pltthts. f.lnda to Peter Joba Petting, aoa of Mr. Diane Donaa Lovtoo Ract- Cowrtsr frimwwu, Pit., w aad Mn. Joba P. PeiUag of 41 klewkz. ttey MW DMS Ihrac wt yean. The MIM McGrath to a teacher la Memorial School. Eatontown. Mr. tannery U employed by the Alleohunt National Bank. DANCE ANNOUNCED The Exptoren Port, ipoaior* ad by the Red Bank Elkt Lodge,»W hold a "Bermuda Start" duce tomorrow at I p. m. in In* EUu Homo, Front St., tor au local hiah tchoot atudonto. Prompt S«rvict! MPfNDAMJ WORK IY OUR RXNRTS un SSII r KS 36 BROAD ST. RED BANK \ Barbecue Clows Auxiliary^ EATWTOWN _ Tba AMM. AnJUary ctaaad Mi Ma- M Tocaday night wmb a barbania at tiia bona of Mn. Km- «T *m*. Campban Dr. Mn. N. Y. Mr. of CroydM School, aad to employed by f MantaH. Cbtrryl Rita Robarto. Ntoey Joyce, A. Ronn, Chutot Lewto N. cahfoi a bachator of grea at Mnaimwift Collega laat Ulary week. o, Cttherlne AM Steagar Oorioa1 W. Stewart. Charki B Chrlrtmaa card tamplef wara town, and member* dadiai to Arleae Terry, Stiyker, John W. Sumaiey ten trwn this summer. John May field ' Sharon Harnah Terry. TarryK Mn. Gary Worlbley Invited KEYPORT Mrs. Eleanor Terry,»AUutic St. aanouncet the Baibaiil TOMM. JOM EKf- Ttojlere. Roberta' Ana ThomM ombut to a oocteut at her Nth Trlbto, Jaao IMIM War home on Schubtr PI. July IS. ^Attending wen Mn. Robert Brower, Mn. Robert Pary. Mm Frank taatoha, Mn. Howari JJiytr. Mra. Jaam Kaafaaaa. *» F khotagna, Mn. Mar. Mgagcnuai of her daughter, Ar* lane Joan, te John William May- Bald, Jr, am of Mr. and Mn. J. W. Mayftold, Eureka, Calif. Mtot Tarry to a member of the Mn. Harry Wood- S 1^ IBM of IMS at Keyport High ScbooL She to employed at Grand Of me II wbjeh Union Airport Plata. Mr. May-"Jrieftold to aervtag with the Army with Proliant Rowtvett aad tho Atlaatto Chartor at Port Monmouth. Prime Minleter ChurcWnto1MI, Tho present boardwalk la At- A September mwedding to nine were la axlto. iatlc city to the fifth one atocoo ptonaod. w flnt one WM built iaim.aihough it to»uu "a boardwalk," M' nowhm a concrete touiattob. '""* n "SS!'mi!lmmmt '' INROLL YOUR CHILD IN THI ARIA? NEWIST DAY CAMP.. EXPLORER DAY CAMP At McGuirt's Grove, Middlttown, N. J. Rtfbnr New fir 2, 4 m I wook MMWM. MO4RAM INCLUDUi Alhwtke, Mink mi Dreme, Nar.ro Urt, Cra«Hvo Am, Swbnmhif, Trips mi BUS TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED Stalled by experienced ttachen, two docton on call and conauking child pnycholaglft. Limited enrohment. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL SH SH LI "Lai Your Child Diicovpr a Summer of Fun" Eardtoy. BBBja aj-a BBBVBBBRB^ BBBanar ««* Rathy UCUIro. Veroaka Ca> Loaetta Kapnltoa. Mary Loatoo Idifc. Wrtay Befl Kirk. toaader, Otaaao Otto, Uada Par- < aao Tboaaa, Carol To-, U. S. KIDS LONG WEARING-LIGHT end COOL SIZES 7-11 (Irat jaaa awardi UNHa BOIDtfft BfMfMNt M raa Doaa, Rath Ham, Cynthia r Daria Laaaar. fla- former Red an Irvtag at T COLORS: ILUE BROWN 0 BEIGE BOOSTERS $C 93 SID'S BOOTERY LITTLE SILVUR SHOPPING CENTE' Open Friday Night* 'III I P. M. A AND DAD WU THINK HE HAS THE GREATEST FAME.Y HE RECEIVES A iwft OR OFT CERTWCATE OP Plastic Auto Seat Covers Tkb Hwn.. Fit - S*. O«t> 9 Chokt«f Colors $31.50 Ample Free Parking] ATLANTIC GLASS CO. "Glass and Mirran to Every Stoe Yea Can Break" 21 MAPL1 AVINUI Corner White Street and Maple Avenue RID RANK Tel. SHodytide ST. HY. 71 So. of lflth Ave. Highway 71 (4N) IILMAR Tel. MUrual Optm ill Ihiy S.itiinlay

51 Seta* U an a» MM/ PTte m Mi «> Keyport V!..J CMIMIWI h KM fraal (*«r an, Ml, Mn. WilWf MMM ^JLt? SIX Mg. g ^g vmv aekimavbb?bbbiaaakiawabb^almbibasi^flumi ^PMHrTyTfr DeNucci Installed ft t» Ml A* I «*!. Money AvaHabw ayajfcwl pjawm till AairB smooth-fitting Worsted-Look ATLANTIC a im. L F. WMf, Mm, DtCMr* MIB* PMM Ml MtMMB MMM j4mim ff SMMMB Is here! Suits are really the coolest Wash -& -Wear (,< >l< It n J i i l n li i I ' m. w I Air ChtoTI H.P. Air CofMlltlpn«r fwayoot Mirror CknMf AIMMM m MM1HM «Md p FREE CIGARS Phlloo "Urbanity 1 H. P. Air Condi lays "watk-aidwear at Its bmt". imktbfftaradarktona mall chmti odahadowttripm ihatiatsmmflomly Imported wotiuda, Look tulnl Haw U whtrtmlraetedacron dots uch a rmtgo«d4ookt.job iatdjffmaktriib- nd-wttr hmdunan FATHER'S DAY rumt mof *eo*chih9 HOT OAY* imo atnuhim * 9U THMMM BJUBAIH* TOOMT AT cotton...w» da. dfoit4ht rajroo 60** daeroa, >0% orlont Frat tftn, with tath (Nrtliait, will ih«pi «f fh* «lank Rat«H Trarfa laard Saturday, Jim* IWh. WHITE ST. & MAPI! AVI., RID IANK SH ASIURY AVINUI, ASIURY PARK PR Use Our Firestone BUDGET PLAN 3 montlw to pty» no down piynwit va\\\ th«quaufy WOP OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL I P. M. 1 IROAD 5TUIIT RID IANK <B«tWMB Poil Office and Stelnhuh'i) ',,.

52 j A S I B BM^BTM\BV>BTISI M» a\ aba*gy ttdkv?b jame l ak - ' - ^ * * HaWaflMr. lanfsat Hi 19B9BUJ9 VA3IBBV MH^fttflaUK '- - - " --'' 'w ""': Services for Churches in Red Bank and Surrounding Communities Wraths" «bt the lepic af hv. MM F. tart* at *.«. KM 11 a. as. MMI j earviee. The Y««a atag at 0 a. a. aad the Chaa- Bt Chair at II a. a., under the 4V i tt Behert A. Ivey. Jr., raf Ihy MBWYBW wrvm CawaWFJf^0 Bev. ChariM E. Baano wui Seaday M 11 a. a. ia an at Men's Day. Tat li et km s. a. wla Mra. Ova Carter, aaaerii eat Bev. Saawel Ford wiu at 4 p. a. Servteia wll " " ~ ' * F* MM. Ml. TMM OMM H «"When DweSest Thaar i oonaea teak ef Bev. _ J. Savin tor Be 0:30 aad II ices. Aldaa it aewst M II a. as. Chair win aiag «ant 11 aa heart BBB naajajaaj* Batto. At tat Haw. the.tthfllyunwun tor, aril be ia charge af te warship M It a. 3a, ttrvtwrwa bt hdd eajy at 0:30 a.. na Chwdi CeMctf wh taaight at 0 e'etoefc as the parish Rev. Robert Wuchttr wib speak ea Tllal BawQwaVMttt 9% Hiiy waiea wiu he eatabratoi day M II a. a. The aeatatian, "Oafs Word Alive," will be PaWPCft iol* Bat be the gift ef Mra. Herbert Anthtay. "Hew Fraternal Are Fiaterattles?" It the teak ef the WitMilatti lip atstiag at T p. a. I0M Gail Cany and Bar. bat M. SaaWe, saaar. wo leas* ATLANTfC HIGHLANDS -. With Christ" is the a. a. The day wma aat aanfee at at a. m- af Centra! Baptist Ctarch Maa af the Mo ttrvkat M Daily Vacafiea BiMe School. The O:Uaadlla.BL Bev. Dr. Sar- iw wiu he anode ap ef ban I girit fna tow to 13 years age. Then wib he "Matoo" tatch tat nursery. Uadsrgarartaury aad Juaier depart- Is. The pantr wib keep the W. Vase. Mttatsd fy AMart T fgwm BBaBBf A^HBUBI BeMPltWJfMj M g^«aaavbal erem^aav (JBVMBBBBI SfMHaM V. MBCMM Mi Weeton B.far> del. Jr. UaltO.Pord gaate atowardt wiu aatist to various af ai tht chwch arwis hom a Haayatla.ai.la Mn. AJhert T. ML I Fe wmtflbt Mfi* Mn.LeaBtR.1 At OcU a. as.. wirbtmai iwfflssbja day at *» p. a. at the rmm. Mnnni«,ao» MMM* M MsMBttBttl wtww» n«# ^W^^PaMswai The HOST of Renewal wb CM* at T:B) a. a. Th.a. SALVATION ARMY Red Beak floaaf s Day at Ml a. a. A apodal - 1 at II a. a. HOUBMO Meetiag. The Beard ww bt neogthe Mrviee. WUm tutaa MSB Ftokr it chairman. A spadel aawad Mrriee win be ' ' leadthalla.m.mrvka t I a. a. with tht Pentecostal held at «7 HaaptM A< AmmVtf of pad (Spsaish apeak. anyvcbrioi tag). Paator Eligo Jh Theyoatg <hs etereh. which meets to aa Bank laptitt Church, will be f ftqftmtoft laam MJT a totaaa-^r f^h*»» aaaaa Ot7p.BL Mr. la*»a he amna'sday htm Juat 31M *» a. m. 1t*i Mar t:jo p. a. ice ti at 7:31 p. a. A BiMe ttady It bau ovary Wtdaeedey tt 7:30 p. en. aartotha _», (MM t a. M.toipTm., wtth I.M -fc..a aatoam Panto wffl Wet Father's Day IJ ate MM i RANDTAl TOO rsatffms k. vs SwMBa» INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF I gmt to*»atbbb, be* MB satahto STRETCH BELTS WALKING SHORTS i a tongth la aettea Bedford eatd ta a Oaad Mas" to ate Father's Day sonata topic The to OH Orchard Country lev. William E. Blsgrove WtdaMday at I p. a awaday at 1*01 a. m. There will A awirn party wih bt htm Saturday at 7 p. a. at tha Uao afbars at the Mta't Ctob aad M 10:30 a. M, I bo s BMS't chorus for tht service. GeacarreeUy. a children's Mrs. ThOMM Era. BeyaaMt Dr. wbkm> jawaamnv aw «amaaa>a««ama a.- is pnviow la the ada- bydwteaaeaf BeOlttatrt. ' WBW CBWCV W9 WefaVJiV sfff 9j9mmm Ws> WKX aaia Maaaqr M a. MIIBBSI buildlag for tges five A tommm ^T^V MaV a^ yga-^gl aj_u tta_n «a_wg> to eight years. A nursery also The hm cham T tlaw That I AM s deam af WKI «ha awj 1 to provided for preschool children. Bible school meets eh Then whi be to riaait Sunday Monday, at 7:11 p. a., lay CaWNaw VBBMBTMB> TBTMBBBBBBI MaB OvBv Bmr^*a^a aaaaj swsbbaeiai^^t ay Miaow/ a'a'* " a»ja^ Mjject tar Mie If at 7 a. a. la a«heat The Mm Henry J at 0:30 a. m. with mornings during the a Sceat Troop nwulamet to West* M t:30 a. as., aai M) a lycaawm tor en ages. "The New Ytwa FeiowaUp. _ aat the Temple" ia theto participate ta the Dally Va- Church School Aug.»». btm duriag tht II a. ts. M 7 p. a. Nwaary f Mr. Mai pastor's sermon topic for thecatioa ««y. J-t M. at 11 etk 7:41 p. a. service. The young The clssses wiu be held fna S Part Tht Vacation Church att ^av ^^B^B^B MMawma BVHI jaaam ' will have charge of the to 11:30 a. a. Ragjstrattoa to Rev. A. Donald Magaw, pat. «fla* arto am. being held this month. or, wiu MO "A Heart ~ ~ _ Tht Chair wffl ataj Ttia ald«tek ammt af Tha Men's Chapter 3 at the 1 aad 11:31 a. a. to a artyer la Wtdattdtyi at 7:M Suaday, Jane M at p. a. ta II a. M. Mntoa Saaday, aad M h, a. Ha Italer Choir whmnti the chapel. Joha WUaaa, a tahv 0:30 p. ta. ht win apeak aa "Tat Ml.-Ma.au l^t*«^at dav^ akaa^^kabm^aa tt - atf Cew*«efCa^AM0*» Ika yam.. IIW 01 M Tw9wkwJ9mlis\m VI to theom alght at 7:» o'clock la of Scottoad, will apeak, Mr. Wll-hacy." Mrs. AHco Sana M Mi Mrs.' be the nr a av. IM MModtetheBuauBoTaaaw?* TtaChristiaaEodaavorSoetoty nj}*?*" 1 **** «*«" Uttotaei Church meets ant Thursday at l p. a. inthtchsptt OCEANVTEW cooawwrnr Ltoatrdo Kenneth N. Gamble, Jr., paaoorvtea M II a. a, -*y JRWi InMCel en v*4v alt a. FamOy Night wffl be btm _»Ulbt' P. «. to Mr. OaaaVa! srqflttl p pastor of (ha Crubary at 7:N p. a. ia tht tarlaa Church. Ill if a a ah ewllhaea^ka V The ChrietlSB Father" will ' V'wfeWaw* iaajtrwbbbj nr. J -Tkt UgMtura of Truth" win be tht ttrmoa topic of Rtv, are held Wtdattdays at 7:«p. TOMB, bathe task ef Rev. WJI Harry W. Kraft for the 11 a. m. m. Rev. Mr. Magaw will eonttaue Ma Mctare atrlm, "Kty* sal Lena Da. Hsa 0. Tolley, putor, at the Sunday worship aervtoo. The and 11 a. a. Sunday wortenricte. Cburch achool BB aaa ^B^e^a^^lefcaa^a^^anBJaBBBi anniaaalml ead family worship hour It tt 7:30 notes fraa Cod's Word," based ea Paul's Letter to the at ft* a. a. with clssses ^ _ ^ e M ^ M auvambma^hk avl^l* - - t IBJr WBtWwij ukhm^t HIKR CIKPWI ago chimrsa. Westminster Felat 1:30 p. m. HIM dotmaf foi* nfufim will itogby of tha Baptitt, Tha dida of the 'aor* Monday at p. a. to aa hmm of Mrs. WO- Eaa ToBey, 77 Third Ave. Tha Matkar's Ctab toap tog s boat trip to Coaey Islaad Taiodsy at I p. a. CMLaaOT aaqrlbooapal arewsbury During the wimaer, there wlh be oaa aervtoa of morning wop ServiCM eath Suaday win toship at 1:30 a. a., commencing Holy COMBBJllOB at I Suaday. 'The Adam aad Eve Eve Falls Story" will be tht sermon topic an at 11 a. a. (eiceot oa the of Bev. John R. CoUlas, pastor. tint foaday of each month whoa Matte will bt by Mia Betty vtaaofihoty Communion wiu Boyd. violinist. Mra. Lois Maci tchadaltd; eharch achool at 1 0:30 a. m. Mahoa Joke, soloist, aad MIMThe Sunday-school Doris Frame, minister of music, Itev. Harty L. Hadley wiu be aad the vacation Bibte organist A sunny Is provided. teachers will meet Wednesday at a ehaiga of all church aarvlem Church achool bat completed its tad swflsme tot tpecul ad» tar BM baa nlnttd by tha m IARN CENTER BM has ttchtagtd putoits far charge of the asuaic tor at I ai aa amnamatjmi -* M e Hit wwftpaw fjbh IPHVt fu y aaett. tor the «:» p. a. tttvtot. _ ' CBNTBAL BAPTIST RMday-echool ameta at I; 30 a. Atlantic Highlands ak, with Joan Bataa ia charge. Ml a. m.., with William F. superintendent. James Myers whi show pictures of New York State at I p. in., as fam- Sunday mattes an at I, 7,1, ily night program. A family boa f, 10, II aad 13 In the church supper will be served at <:J0 aad I, 10 aad II o'clock to the p. m., high tchool auditorium. aaal Pmbyfc Daily Vacation BiMe School Confessions are baud Saturdays from 4 to p. ra., aad fna the church yard. Thtages two to 13 years, and will Ctmrcfctf. CtothM thoum be begins Monday at S a. m. for 7:30 to I p. at., aad week-days Mariaafi Cab mettt at 7:18 p. continue through July 3. Band practice Is Wednesday at (:4S p. ra. Prayer meetiag sad Bible study it at 7:«p. a. Coaaty Bapttot Youth j atoto Satarday, June 37. with young people of local rchm for a beach party sad hyan atag at *««««beach. TheMBlor Mgh Westmloatar feuowshlp p swtaatag mming party Is Ju- yj»t the bome of Mia Judy Pope. IT. JAMES CATHOLIC Red Bask during tha 7:«o'clock mans. ltptlamt every Saaday at 1:» p. a. la the church. A baptism be obtatoed fna the laa a^^mhm Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal every Monday at I p. a. la the LUIMER MEMOMAL "Ha Whole World ta WaHUg for tt to HappMt" to the termo-i topic of Bev. DMM D. Reinr. paator ta the Ttatoa fin hmm Sunday at 10:41 a. m. Suadsy-achool aad adult Bible class a n held ta the fin house and tint aid stotioa at Ml Riverbnok Ave.. Lucroft at year aad wib I p. M. to dtatum plant for the Seat 13. The I Bible achool which will be held the July 13 through July M tocoas wtu be at I p. m. r. Mr. Betobelmer \ The MOB'S dab atook roast dress the a graduattag CUM of the IBba fesmlmaraay, June Fallo pubuc school to- t the canon. The Womsn'e Aanctatloa < Mttaa board aeeta Tuesday at p. m. in the homo of Mn. Charles F. H. Johnson, Bena- Farm. HAJUNPW ROAD ATOP TOVYat HbM CHAlUt a WEBiTER, DA, MWtttr SAROEMT BOSH. D.D.. HMQcltM MaiMMP CARL F. MUELLER. Dae MMM. MalMtr Of Matte MARY ANN STAMES, A E. Mr. at SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICE COMMENCES NEXT SUNDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK (la Uou ef fell aad II o'deek atrvioa), SERMON BY DR. BUSH "CTOHASAIWRPCWFORTWwXMLD'' Aatbeas by Tower HU Chair Nunery can wffl bo pravmod to a a Weeaainettr HOBM IM pre tchaal chllavia. WONDERING WHERE TO GET YOUR HAIR DONE? WONDERING WHO ' k WILL DO THE BEST JOBF THINKING ABOUT CHANGING HAIR UUMU5U A «OO0 600D HAIRCUT A600DSTYLE That It what yaa eipaat that it what wa fllve you. JOHN'S BEAUTY 10 MONMOUTH ST. SH Mill CABANA SETS area], o*etab pattern. SM nnd M M ^ St atwieaffwaaw! VeWMM pfmma NOVELTY GIFTS hat, Si iehn's Bay Vredwto Talcum, Mat) aad Stap. Fnnt Virata Isles ft Bay Bom, alwvng Mtea aasesr to* caddy IM Me IM Jawabv eaee, bnaa etude>d 4.M k ABai HataMmaaVM lent la^kamk^^ *> ' ' 4 anal MMMB aaaawaajb jaj jasjaasav' <aav4l 1*19 DOC*S LIFE' i ef dog poring u "duunp," aagst," «goiler," He. /MS&M BH l'o4e«tm 19 IROAD ST. RID IANK! fci "i- «' :.,/ 1 / I' MODERN, AIR CONDITIONED CLASSROOMS E. FRONT ST. in RED BANK RUimoti BM^ak^! likaai B^^> mm* f«_a ^«^i^bjwea tm mm&mj r u n SSSSX IBWIB Sllfar RKISTER NOW FOR SUMMER CUSSIS STARTING JUNE 29 AND JULY * Write In t Bullonwoori Lam Rumaee, N. J. RAMS f.11 CeorM li Reading English Vocabulary Study Hsbits-N hours IU. Caarao It Effective WrlUng-TechniouM Used In Compotitioni, Reports, Thetnes. 30 hours ia. Ceano tt MaatmaUct-Algebra, Oeometry, General Arlthm«rtic-20 hourt $100. RAMS M Courtt 1: Reeding a English Vocabulary Stddy Hsbits-30 hourt S12S. Course 3: Mathematlci and General Arithmetic. 20 hours f 100. RADIS 1-4 o Reading English o Phonics Spelling. 20 hours $100 PUBLIC SPEAKING for high school students and adults 20 hours $100. How Do We Dllfer? * Small classes o Individualized attention Qualified staff Director-ROSK B. STEGA formerly with N. Y. U. Reading Infttltuto New Shrewsbury At the 11 a, ra.aarvice Sunday * SMnsMM of Holy Comma- will be obmrved. The meditation will be entitled "Our Bread and Guilt Problems," tht thjk mosmge in a series on the Lord's Prayer. The choir will sun "Bread of Life." Ushers Sunday are William Nye, Peter Moreau, Robert Hull and Richard Thlesing. Mrs. Richard Thlesing and Mn. Robert Hull will be in charge of the nursery. Sunday at 7:15 p. m., the Christian Endeavor Society will meet ta While Hall. The Junior youth fellowship wiu meet next Wednesday. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Red Bank The Bible spesklng class meets tonight st 7:30 o'clock for dfs cusaion on Titus nnd Philemon "Be sn Exsmple of Right Worki to the Flock" will be the theme of the service at 8:30 p. m. "Why Zionism Mutt Fail" li the sermon topic Sunday'at 3 p m. by c; Tucker, visiting minister, "Attain Completeness in the New World Society" will be discussed at 4rl!i p. m. Tuesday at «; H p, m,, rerular Bible studies will bt held at 10 St. Mary's PI., Red Bank, nnd 6» Lincoln SI., Fairvicw, and n parlnr talk «ivcn at 220 Pearl SI., Red Hank. Bible study will be held Wednesday nt 8:15 p. m. in thr Kingdom Hall, M Broad St., Red Bunk.. OMIT («K*tt Memlay) 'III«f *»

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Tl»_w IMM4 l»lwy AY. _. lit? wm) CMjfaL Mfs* Af* /I Ika pntoa) vm " MarHarr aad Mrs. Rass Urn MM W IW MM Ml MMM ajakej are tocharge af ait ere* I «? OTIC fji M*( «mbi P. lator WPKWI Dqr Htvfew at II a. sa. Ctorck Mtos) At Ma II a. M. i at fc» a. a. T. HULIAfiwT "What to I IT. will coaawt a santoa «T to-l aw af - at Mi WMmAm.! " ^>W to tw W. J. >w«aamarttomb> Jghls. Bell :ests Crowing Rearlef w^-jawmmmatl IMaaCeatral ' m& BWMM) XajpaaM WBBM> M,KJCi toi aa Mt dat at piamat Mkywl *l*wai taat vto- Mt naa a aawea. Iktf thai aat MM tiatoa CM aat to a a _HMHB ^ flg. BfABf-1 MVJ WBB MWM. MfffJ >MM«HP«i«ay ta Ito rcajaat i Oreve. 1MTAJUVI SUMMIR SCHOOL IN New CU» Suru July Ut RR9MNKI lmawwadft. pot mu DK PAMT. WAU «MJ PiOOt WAIT PC OP YOUTffi SUHETO SAVE! -. CONING NEIT WHK FACTORY loaday at ttm a. a.; to at fcma. a. 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Seating accommodations. y erder ef: FRANK M. EVANS Etecuter Barkalow, McGowsa ft Krusea, Attorney! I. 0. Cetis, Auctieneer-Phene CAaltnl 2-UN r OTH ONLY i i I 4 I 1 1 I I 1 1 i 1» 1 I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY DADLY TIL SiSO and SUPPLY CO. CORNIR WALL ana* PIARL ITS. SH (OPP. MONMOUIH IT. A ft P) RIOIANK

54 . ' U-1Uf.4n.I-*». 1WM5 BAWK EEWSTCT MEWABJC -PaJ&li WMM af Utrk SSvcr, Hertw Aftart. AB. af I beast Eather F. HaM et Loaf Braac Am. Part taaaaaafa; JadMk M. r, AB, af «W«t Gea-TasMqr A 4 Take home a NEW Carrier Portable Air Conditioner Zoning Talk FIN* Realtors WANAUAMA -A Mill fer M at at at Ms Bs.M.at mapasp abaajajwaamt vajav «ta ajw t» M MIATS VMM IPS 060L new rvtome Air Candrttmr. rfa tha ft n veaia *m*i^w94m+v*famimvmi*into** II yoonaif. And It spantw on onjiravy haunliold cuf> yw «Mnd of ««** you onlpy moat For bmteatf ititom^av hm^ a^at ttla " " " ^BWWOB^BBP 'jowl ^^V o*ov Oat Sales Position To McCarth pbjmbjbbw f*f ffpjmbbjmvfvvlbv I P P^OMf «r B) yam hi «M I MM. a> He to a kv **** fat MMM IVBBJ OAT M O R ram KAXA - via «aa (ran DnrtoU. M I OMRJ York CHr. Tkay bad i ijeava. lutfag Ma> ware Mrs. KdiraaJ Pwdjr, Mnv f«t> i, Mr*. 'Baban MMriy. Mm. leak (TOrady, Mrs. Batpk Mama, Mn. Dasv W WiM, lira. IWa/ Mat, ammta,mala> almra.rann Jbfll iaehw. M. Deria Mat aad Ma L l MW.I MVER PLAZA - of Mr. aad n INTERIOR DESIGNERS Raann. Caaiy Mow. Lyaa Caa- i BMg, StT Bread BU Mad 1 TAKE 2 tlab TO IKY! KIW.VOBJCCITY-Vtaeajl D. McCwtky. BMn Hi, Ram taa» N. X. hat hata mk «LOT OW S T fn BVULINH COUPON ^ Of MM **+, 1Mb StMr. N. X MMot WMdl B taiby U. I. lo i at Na ' ' * > " TO COMFORT DEFINITELY DIFFERENT WORTHINQTON VAUEY and Itt Miny Custom Luxurios. K E T TO ECONOMY How You Can HAVE IT YOUR WAY SUNKEN UVMQ ROOM with and C»1»Mdri(Col1ng Hava Tha Worthlngton for S4.995.* and fwih It youfio1f*«t WALL-TO-WALL CLOSET FinishtitRtloerMmucli as you can or wwi to dd««a id KITCHENCABINETS (ChokooflOCokw) HOT POINT ELECTRIC BUILT-IN WALL OVEN STABLE TOP RANGE talk ml ftntati 4ka tu^mtt ^C WB ww iwwin VBIIMIIB Of your cholco...on YOUR LOT Rotdy for you to mow In! aiaaiiptann^ w vna wafv so nawy.va* tarvarf and M «j«teuy IVM by all that* who sta Mia fakalaw tathiif wliwi wm ba fha firtw* hwm af a Mlaet faw. M Mia viaw it aaly a tmatl part of MM an* citing faahtrai a«4 Vanfafat yo«will find. Many faahira* thawn faf Mw first tima anywhana in Mia awmtry. Cama taa ba aativataa««naka it yaav bainal CENTRAL HEATWQ CARPORT WITH 2 SPACIOUS STORAGE CLOSETS You 'iray choom fran 25 'U WtWrm Buiid**t Any n i n Any Sno «Any Whtrol uhf air conditional]. private rlvar patio. silent paid alavaton - ntn Urg«rooms. extra Urgt CIOMU M boar awftee apodal ovadpnotlai. ptrquh floon fabatowi "Dtaam" Utebtaa > BuUt4a bathroom vtnittai. atall ibowtra and douot of otner incompar> Ma f M t t Nnr ihopptng, hutiness and schools. But and railroad transportation la New York, Newark, Northern N. I, Adjacent to Molly Pitcher Hotel on North Riverside Avc, Hud lianlt, N. J, Managing Aganti H. TAYLOR k SONS, Inc. first name 122 North Riverside Ave., Red lank, New Jersey. NOW RENTING 3V6. 4%i Five-Room Apartments and three out-of4his-world Penthouse Annrtmenls \rrn MOUNT PLEASANT BUILDERS, Ine. ArchlUcti S. Lawranea Klaln SH.dyild "KEY"fo happinits for only PINISHBP... READY TO MOVE INI Golden Key Homes NATION'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF CUSTOMIZED HOMES! HIGHWAY 35, HAZLET, N. J. OPPOSITE lodrts RM.V"95%DBWUN THEATRE

55 f Mn. CaarlM icmk! Ita. OkttW. Mrs, Bnmey Heads Auxiliary Mn. nmj «aa ab t of & wafliuy of rva, MMfMH 1>D> rmamaaw. OffiMra * S Odwra MMM ««n Mra. rbrbart MacCtaaJ aad Mrs. L a* Mn, <M oaf Mn. R4 td AW SSatGoWwOI at In wh >?W3M ft v- *«mpupos iiget Shot* '*rr«-ji Mara thai W pn-athmt aaii Kited caudrca receive*' i«!k pt-s I lla ahoti ia Red Baak ia tht part] arat mete. VMtort P. Haraa, health a l ear. MM tna «atk the ttmt * [jparomat ia tha paradiial Kfcaala mi all public ictoaii. Mti nonaj, wnv agrcdasj 1 MRffSM, poifttt* Hit dmt ^^114 ^^k* ^a^ M^«> ^^A PlV^CnaDI BBB] WaW SOT SHPl BJSV la a** Majr ft * *oed <w»aar< of WaaHk law aragram anro Or. Witliaail *. Zapdc; Dr. Canam 1. lear-l Dr. Pattp L. OaMaif Mfi. HaaiMtaal Ro4 Bioiil Mr. Horaa arg*l adalu I tarata W aad yaart «td fm tht iheu behrt tht paual Ma MU. He MM amtal aaj hava tht flrat twa ami, I ait tha third about an UM PiPw^PflF W^& pw^ayaaa^yy ^^a*y pa^y J^VW^^^^^B YOUR PARTY 0. Mt Mat i wmukmhtri.atgmahoj, t 1CM lb> ft.*. MNftj Mra^Btin HHHV Mn. MM ^ B WaMit alra» Dana m rlttt Mhaat. Mn. MM. L^ft U» M^^U Ifa «^^^ My^ ft^m f^^ma w«> «^v n^m* MM*, MB warw» an Manna lm.mm.rak> ^^^" ^* ^^^ iwwwafc MW. ^vaa ronht aaia. Ptiyttajlo "^^r* 1 ^^^^l^*a# BMMB* ava. coamrah IM. ^^ ^^t* "^MMPO/ liar. MS MTB> 1AM MHa> Shadowbrook ' O^OjPJOJO^P*JP^Bp^PBBJpMj^B DM COMfUnOM OP INI New Oak Room rt Ffoifc Coctbl LN(t I Special CUM Takes Trip ISM TttairaWM BcaatlyMr «Wi a trip «a o» ojarl at < ntckwai &*rj-fuotart (MorcWal- MM aad r Vatoatt. IMCanLI0M<yOM- Ra* Card. B M aav Mi AM aaal VaTa^aW Tl ^ aaa aad Ma ChartM. Mra. Marta D. CA Ska To Discuss til 1 MV* putf _,. m Port Growth ^^7%. <BBL- _..._* ^ ->*. t^ahmiliamai*. pja^mjb^ftay aji Tit WfWfaMK «M IT-HI^^^^ ^ ^ ^P «# VB IVJIr fsisjs^nsat fdia) 1 Khraala dak to ft* MH> aott, cf tat Port af Now York Aaomity, will iptak. itarpopilaordwpalrrkvl al or whom tom, mra Mark l<n«afy. RdJ anil MI «m>i H-WRY'! It Pays la Use Oasdfied DnpUy imorlac MOfl JOIN OUR MANY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS AND BUY DIRECT at the FACTORY. ALL MAN OP r CHAR RIDWOOO cout mcx - n» mn of Ifeo Kifanaai Chat "tt/hom of Mn. wsto Mn. Uara MMehaU FOUR PIECE GROUP 84 Mm CMr MUUH IM» utvt. for CwMaa TaM* vnvmind YOU NOD MR mi NICIST KIND OP POICN OR PATIO. NATURAL RIDWOOD... IM>, COMPORTAIU PWCB WITH SOUD COLORID CUINIONS. MICM CAN II IOUOHT INDIVIDUAUY IP r, Mr.! ail aad ia tha port Howjttthaa «aeaai la proaota aad protect marta for tho Port DMriet - SFW* ^ OW MPOT#Vf p^vv'pa^vv'maji rou«h)y that ana withla a» pr»tam, wdooamd Mn. «wnuan **oaoaa*aaa mht " w radtna of tha Statua of LaV Curtto aadmrjjwa HobMoM frty. MtmOifl tf nt KiWUni Mra. ioba wiu aadmn.aomttcaamr hlataft. $95. YOU WISH. THIS SIT CAN I f ORDOtlD I T PNONI AND DfUVIRIO compumy ASHMMJD.. WE WELCOME COMPARISON WITH ANY OTHER SETS w &. c Loughran HWY. 71 CAM143 IRIELU AT THE BRIEMiB TRAFFIC MOHT Open Daily 9 A.M. to 10 P. M. Sunday t Until 6 P. M. COMPLCTI LINK OP: RIDWOOD ALUMINUM WROUGHT IRON UMBRILLAS Aottorltr ia taw, 1IN. Ha MTVoi flmt M tbt aeegaiiliag Maff t tto Authority 1! Ntw York U» JOB Motor Track Tmniaat aad Ittor oa tht ttaff of ttw fastnl Mditor. blfji, Mr. Bonatt atwi ma pnaak raajnaareiiiof mptrvwag Ow coam. rdtaf aad eeoaetioa of ramma* from Port AaHwrHf airport tad tormtiml flpandom. chtlrmu for dw Koi imk K- waait. achadbm ttto twa through tht Fart Spaikert ~ Tuto-Timm Lboer ' Pays 125 la Coort 8HREW8BOTY - FtOart to drfctej ew) Walter V. Lulmer. *m i Bruefc, I M ia court Patrobnaa Jamaa Fedorko tomtd Mr. Larimer a aimmaai Juao M for drfvmg wimwt laa- Ma. Tim dajn later Patrobnaa Ibr wit MAM QlflBtt* MaUatrata Whltaay Croml flaad Mr. Urlmar t i l fcrtha lint tkket. aad ill for fba ow id one. BoMda L. Parker, Jadom St., Fair Havta, paid a tw flat through tht vtoiatioaa baraaa fur SPECIAL CASH PLAN HANCE & DAVIS STRIKE OUT Summer Heat ft Moth Damage! FREE MOTHPROOFING OF ALL DRY CLEANING DO that you can safely store woolens at home, if space is available. ECONOMICAL BOX STORAGE A VALUE HARD TO BEAT! ONLY $2.95 <r«tm*m) Box holds up to items (no fur or fur trim. Everything lieautifuuy cleaned and finished at regular prices Returned when you call in the Fall, ready to wear. for Your hmdy Furs STQtAM IN MD RANK'S ONLY CONTROLLED COLD STORAGE VAULTS Supervision by an expert furrier. Economical 2% rates. Fully insured Jrom pick-up to delivery. PUN NOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OP ONE OR All OF THESE PEATURED SERVICES CALL SH TODAY SINCE W2 <, ' '. ' ' ', DRY CLRANING RUG CLEANING UUNDRY DYEING Vi HOUR QUIK WASH PILLOW RENOVATION FUR CLEANING AND REPAIRING* 24-HOUR SHOE REPAIRING TE STREET Always Ample Free Parking RED

56 tted Rather Be Right Nt Milfc, I t 18. \m WED BANK RECISTEK to pa am»t M hit fffoit ht 4M art vate «a tt.l the March am it m «hal Praajirtty It aftta ia>al~ nm ha fci^"" Ihaa tana ia mott mof tta (MM States. tfca s>a> to imfpum ki Mtaiht A* f»w. iflf wteg Mtry pan at Ik* fcjr tk* lactl ataraa B^M flat a^b^a^m B%B^^B*Bt ia^atf B#^lMt At ft * ^BMJ «f, ^^^ V* W* ^ flflaot PH9W vlvaw! IA^^B^U^L^I ^* ^B% B^B^BBI & B^BB> Vfeal JB^B^BW B^BW B^BA ^^^-^^-^ _^ ^^^^^ ^* ^B^a^B^Bl ^B^H BTV^B^WV "W ^^^ ^ ^_^^1 B«IB^B^^^^^B^^^B^BW ^B ^W f^^^b av Wi H PAW P^T VJBP PPJBI^PJBW W# Hi^BB* tiar. lara af its Oft MM ha* af cal mail activity bats mif Mm par caat af dw Ptr it IT: af mwm i ' SMMpar ia *a Vidi ratail MOHBM MCBBJTI It If flppshm p)l cfty tnaiac caatar far attar B^B^B^BB^BB ^^P A Q^BMQ^^BY ^^^B^B^B1^B^B^B^B4 U R B J w J ^ V t l4ibbfeal fl^b^b^b^bbl A^BB B^B^BIA ^^BBBi A^B ff^m^^^^a B^B. ^ ^ ^ M ^. ^^^.^B^^^^^^^^* ' 4 ^ _ ^ _^ B&^ ^h^-^^av ^L^^b^^^ ^_^ CaW af aftbbwa «Mn M JJ? fsli * "^1 A* " * * < -* < * l«*.«kt mtmm. MMrti kf aa» MBM fhtt af ta MMqr Mi I M B i ^ fam ^B^B^Bt^ilH fb^bb* BKBII *B*^A ^i^b«b^m ^^BBI # tbb^-kb) _%# 4*11 B^BIBM«taB^BBtABft B^fe* IMA &' <*^BBk B ^ M I B M ^L^aMBa *- - - fe^j «JBVA- U B^B^Bka^B* ^A>* Aik B^AV BUM I " * * * ^PP^^i n^v BWI 1PJP PJPBHI PJPPJ POT W H I^PJU PPJPP VPJPJM P W HP* P»i fpp PWPJf pjmvi PJpX M B TWI PJ OTMK MJi m W9 P r ^^^y^^^^^^^^^^pj^^^^^^^^^* P^ P^^^^^j*, _._ *^.^^^^^^^^?*.. _ PJWPB ^PBBiWP PSV Pi S H awbb^bb'^pjy PJiPMI^^B V I ^^MBIB PP PBHP n to "Saiaa la la * flnt way Mtal Ml foftt* PP *«ia * tact fraai imam- af hitta PBBB HUHBPPJn^^PJ P^9 PJP^^PP^ Mn. H-rtl Plwdb Avt. fc» a flat af tof T«H lay af aoari ly auawlti* MiM Nari Eattey Seatt. dwrca U., Illlirtiwi, Apia IT. _ pt BrVMMHpMT VPJ*». KBBiir, Mn MHtt lean *uk * turn rl Hartt'a itar Friendf Fete iride-eleet KEvrorr - af Mn. HanM Jr.. «M»w O«a«s «MN Mn. taala, Mn: Hmy HMtoy. MlM HOLLYWOOD SHOP-A-RAMA mre.u EVERY LfOLtXR TNIBNM HOLLYWOOD SHOP RAMA igain, HOLLYWOOD >rt, ihr 1'WT I or Sensationally New Lower Food Prices... 1;/ v/r// r / c.'.' SMOKED I I I I Miif BcMfs liw PIMM UHTNIIT* CHICKEN COMBINATION 3 3 BREASTS THIGHS SOLD ELSEWHERE SOLD ELSEWHERE FOR 79c * tot FMNKMNiS K6S.0F SUN RIPENED CANTALOUPE 15<N. Sold ElMwhtrt for 25c LARD 2^27* EMNttJODI CHEESE Mutnitor Sold Elwwhew 33c to. Doian't Quick f mm, / PIZZA FOURS 12 or 6 Delkiovs Flavors 6 «5(K JWll WBBJBJUBJIBJ DOTFOOO 6 «. 37< Sold Elsewhere 641c Sold Elsewhere 4-30c TOMATOE JUICE 25c Sold Elsewhere 35c WELCHADE Priest Effective flint Sand&y, June 21i! Sold Elsewhere 2-37<

57 Want M Stcfion RED BANK REGISTER Sporti T_r»_y, June IS, l«9-*7 State Lightning Championship Here This Week-End A ftatl CHAMWONHW WILL H OKDlD fei Rial Btnk this wssk<end WJMSI tne lids the Navtsnk K w Mar SBMM M a lomwttpt *ar at 11a.m. Tmoirr fworre-^ake Gatottc High lekool athlete, who hi risking at ZMBsfWd-Moriroe Ugh School, Ohio, stopped by se». ant days ago relating Ms coaching oaparlaneaa. Ho tefle of a promise he made to hit baseball tm«before at avm sltv a*ll_fllfa fftffl a) -1! ' Mfl W tt wotfd walk back to BedefontalM, (OWo) if they 4. to *to bit aaeond cfimiblnnshlp In latt than a lot. tounty trick tttfa. mm Ml SSI sjsjk the saimfo off MM, «ai ho dm, «attdalo la la all first Dave Jones, Matawan High Schoort catcher In IBM. reported yesterday to the McCook team of the Nebratka State League. Hie McCook club to a farm of the Mltwsuhoo Bravs.^ Jim Hartity wno was anvnanrv tentar ann W MPWI «^,,i, B>M " Of * Bt W M, K. ft_i _i' son of Mr. M* Mrs. W. O. Harris, 7 AMM Ct Hto dai to M MMMBI of IMwanlty ef itn. Kumson's Mayor t%ts Cartmell shot m M In the ty «t Forsgate Country Club, Monrao^prtahlp. Pete to a member of tho unhrersltys class of Low f*fm9»%% I M OUfJMJF Watt ft /v«msyot l^hvjlk't's flm her at Beacon Hill Country Club, where fto tuns in nighty fine rounds. Lt Dfck Lynch, the speedy haubnek who A^^^A^!_«. ^ a_-a-. _!_* fj t ^k L fittm IM HVCMOWH for NOW M M «PHB broke the Oklahoma, wbmfaaj streak. Is athlstk tho Nsw York Giants, Lynch taafc latfw Natra! _! B B) a_r_bfi_m*_l SB JM n WM that Coaeh JOe Kuharlch would do a good )ob, Md that ho hopes Notre Dasae win do writ thai fan. Dale B. Otto, president of New Jersey Natural GM Company, was a fonder hockey player in profesatonal ranks. It wouldn't pay to start an argument about pro hockey with Mr. Otto. He knows the game well Dale alto Is a yachtsman, but doesn't get too much time to enjoy this sport He is a member of the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club. Dave Man 1, former pro. at Imuson Coantry dab, now operating oat of Codarhunt, N. Y., WM Ifth m National Open championship and wound t» with *S2«pris* lettuce. Frank Harbour, of The Register's Mlddletown bum i Is a veteran golfer despite not having tha opportunity to net on the links hero of late. Harbour's fame to the golf sport is that he eaddied for Cary Middleeoff In his younger (lays In Tennessee. Harbour played tut week at Deal and members of his foursome say he JIM a natural swing. > Nautical BJgand B. Paine, gsoeri of MoBy Mfdier Hotel, has a midget of Ma own. Although It doesn't eomonre with tha opefat Atlantic Hlthlands, It dom a job la Ha own MMo way. Blgaad had the ana around the hotel dock dredged and Ms dock Is capable of tyhaj ap eight stefje yachts. If they double or tripes whm _MI_B. Us dock wlu handle outta a lev hssti We've watched yachts pull up and dock and its crew climb the steps to the hotel and head for tho dining room. Several tie up to Molly's dock and their OMppers dine and then head back to their boats. In fact, Mr, Paine says he has regular customers who mo the docking facilities and dining room. '.. w^^gamvmavo SJ^^SB v ^^nej ^^w ^^msva ^^ai aw o naan and aaaaalf BOtmd fluke. f iim IMtL IMU) Pn^w^a^awB j^m^mmm aa^i^i^rf) W^HBWVBBnaipg W^Bj The 11-year-old flihtrmtn hooked hta catch off Panels' Boat Landing. Monmouth Park Is in full swing, and If you are the betting type, follow these: Air Hook, Cut In, Converted, Tip Sheet and Thespls. They're right from the eat bag. loo Gorman, who last week was mentioned m this space as the selector of the Domino sheet, did mighty well the first couple of days of racing. His sheet had the double Friday and Saturday, plus a hat full of winners. Frank Mazza, Long Branch High School's star ahot put thrower, finished second In the third annual Eastern States Interscholastlc Track and Field Championship Meet Saturday at Downing Stadium, Randalls Island, New, York. Mazza had his finest effort with a GO'S" toss. The winner tossed the iron ball J a m KAMI ***** «-»--«San* ml «_ «'«-- pnj^pvmlv^nbvfle/v vlwt e7v*j MP ^^m SiW Wv W'fJ wt VlfV ' VvSWVM vmmv -4 AH M_ Mts b ---- $m» *-- ^ga * * _af ^P*/ st^wml^bj BAA^f AHMK V^^^^B ^HMVA VVVPT^P MtVH^^^H flbak^mi V A ^PVVVV ) _* CA# 9^^P# ^^B J^m awisaal V A INvif I W^SMI ' vsispv ' B~YQIyt) ^ ires Favorite Is Out of the Money sad gist aapseawa 8Si _.. ^_^_ tm m» *g_a> I la dw Msa. la!_ IM hadtore «!*,«a a d o i acma the board. TV colt Ml gate a M favorite., tha tavorita at M, Sammy Bout to last m a MMW IMML OfNK artto^ W ewt* 1 rmaf.asmy. ttta paid tr.st to wla. Tbe ra flvo aad five. His It WM «H «t tka g «a adka Mdm Tjn* Balaro W m In ns fffflpi a 1:MJ fivat and aaatelf fartoaga. Oraek w race m aed by : Wr Footer Mock Farm aad trained by Ual M. Fhmipa, a ride by Kari Korte. Coach Watfy, owned by Harbor View Farm and riddta by Joe CvJ. V/JML^M Bav^aMUiaHl aen #ih*aty WmHra n _ idaat raca afwr gatuag off eighth at me start At the qua> tor mark he had bio mount up m fourth position, aad trailed by a length aad a half. At tha halfway mark ho otovsd up to third aad hold that position coming a the stwtci Is tho final iw we tm MOM*/ Bfounira ntt Greek Fags a coupte of Hi id it was Jast enough ta go ider the wire by throe lengths. After the race Brouoaard sold. "Ho's a nice easy-running colt he ran veiy kindly for mo. Ihm la me first ttaa I have ridden Urn, and I hope to iet back sa Mm again." for top rank in is, had a nod 0M9 fllatm wta ma oa P than, tawo. eopmttoftaejal)oai4i^sd~-^iumtt7 _ JkMi 9mm t? at Laaf ahm totton had Mr dayr Park bore. Idfe ^^>^_L_ mm ~- -* - - ^M* niakhouse would not run at any part of It Ho seemed to be straining all tha way. Walter Btam had a first yes- Smith calls rotkm terday y aad It was me first time "a BieMs Asbbum with power. ha roda both a»ds of a daily doo- Smith Mo. Blum woa tho first raea rscs with tba 1 IBi vbmbivqk 1008 OMH* 'arls* mr East aad West Mara iadads tear Fear Havea far a KM ft. wm pries. esav crowd of miff LaV (twft ssisar- 1 of threo -Ot 1 act aa hoot Al Forta, Red Baa* Catht baseball coach, win lathe s-u bracket, It ttis weak by Kv Mr.McCartaayssldtiMce Champ Jim Carson to Defend Title; Tiegland Will Compete Hall Wins Four Events In Iincroft Horse Show UNCROFT-Joha Hall, Beak- Little lilver, rede out of the rings with tho major Ml, wtien cempettm in the Laaw_B > h l s_t Farm. Tho Uacroft Fire Compaay, i f l l k 4tt riders. sad 0) of me riders la tta ajanlag aai a m TMs trophy wu boghta at» aad ef the yaar, after eh at Oardai Hate is a 1 r of tbe 1 paw* M>fw«.. ledbyaaa b a l_bl _ M^mt ls_m_. aav^p VggS maa^^pmg ^MM s^^^^ahv vabbvha OMV*) M QH *WHtn Oarn Waaaai. Taamlay Taop, Ous V SSSr Oaarai i sad Mr. aad Mn. n*f dbrwtan aad Udiee' A Uary at DM Bra torn- 7k «!«. Mtvee Vni KU Vi ^ it WSS fonbod SS a flnt of dw Matfoaal dab la 7 5 area. day assoao dumgb OM eves of oaa Saturdays from t a. m. to not Joe Barbara, pro at Barbaro'i weo, mchda eaa hour of of the +1**1 ma has «as "Bob ToeaJ. Cary MMAeentt. Mayo oauonnad with Jonaye aad caps. VaihMrfMHai ettm MMMSM41 4aM* thlai dicatt..hmetatanatodm aoslitwhoelag shoekl reporttotho ahoaefflca, HiU. WklMI VICTOlt Vornon I. lenncrt, right, roeoivoe awordi following tho ninth annual Ouryaa Drive Hill Climb»i Reeding, Pa., Juno 7. Ho rocolvct tilvor bowl, trophy and watch from Min Pennsylvania Amvet, Carylo Geyle Hoffman. Looking on ore Ma. James F. Wetnoikie, left, of tho Civil Air Patrol and chairman of tho climb, and David Elliott, proficient of tho Eoitorn Pennsylvania Sports Car Club. Driving a Sehulh Special, Bennett posted tho fastost time In tho climb, negotiating "Old i L Pro Joe B*rbtro f s Obecrvatioas 7. Of National Open's First Dty such major I Frioads dey tomorrow. yoa hama't aata ta II yaan wu "Art WaB dobaftsty sat "* Is as 1 hmev«y _5*_J h!!.t_ a_l lannail mma _M ai 4VM> iar~s~i aniit mjmg for MH, faeaj awl lataaa of <ka Dnmaai MnZli ctap M_ or y-~~**.. ywaaj a"* w OMH.T w^* F^r^ i^bej M ^n^me Rosing, irita almost as weird as TosJ Berrs't ' "It's easy to aoe how """"" mt, wllfe A wfli 4mi _^^ d^^lafl JM^kM^J^^Uka ^^ak al ama> I^IVs WBoB wqllwv#vabdat vvlh as aa^sr tknal open. Jack Flack had each A NIP JNotfS MCft MM he'a not a flash ta the pea. tho opacta- s htts the ban itt Hka a tnse chapioa. Scortag wan enough is Voaterl. leafasj Ms wla all tha marbles is Mg story m Maotf. "Older veterans like Hogaa, Mlddlecoff, Boroo and tht- llko, plan Charlea Allaire, Jr., Mrmaa ef dm ragaaa. Rsa rasas wffl b e M I a. m. aad the socsai at t as^taasay the fhrnl rasa bj ^^^^^^^^^^^av s^^^sj a* ep^ SMe* ws^aa^al awsrdtag af arioso to taaw. Carson wu bs bamfiaaaaf # Ksn the otsto CMM ho MB last year at Ms own IM Wv»rYeck4CM,Mmaf BSSMB mma. a 1 Yacht labs I eel a>. can't I Wt dm sm that far?' Do you thlak It's beildoattumomwjnr im Saaad ***w Itta the see wishing he could play me rest of the bolts athtegs he shouldn't, such as leaving the fairway and miaeheg for Ken. taking time to trip shots aad putts. Hoi "Gone Saraxen listeningtothefor coda My never wta a U. 8, Open roar of the crowd u Hogan rea bad position, say faster, walktaf Tester and think such a great career will more Uveneu. younger noya uttui tournament now. It it a pity Sat self, They used to tag faster. Sometimes the older than likely end tmfudfflled. roar llko that for me It years pacers win, eomotlmoa the young "All of these obemrvatkaa ago.' Come to think of It, that runners wta. It's an In the way made Joe Barbara realixe bow roar lo what mads you shoot tha a man to geared emotionally at much a feltow can tincarely ayes jlow ocoree and kept you always that time. It Is reasonable to being around an exciting history looking and feeling young. assume that In 10 more year. making event like a National "Charley Coo Is the only amateur today who hits, swings and become slow, deliberate, and big one. Hte one that aji of them eome of tho young racers Open, ire still the oao and only thinks like the top 10 tournament lower geared pacers. want, but very few 1 ever get. pros. "Negro pro Ted Rhodes, witn "Win. lose or what have you. "Tommy Bolt, holding up pn> a flawless golf swing and dmsed a brave little fighter called Hogan, looking not for his first, but gress on the 11th feirwey, In Immaculately, had quite a gn'- such an Importent tournement, lery. Charles Slfford not quite his fifth win, seems to monopolize the talk, the golf, the gallery just to have a three-minute srgument with Ms ciddie. He's still Horse type, is ajto popular. and the Open completely." as stylish, but more of the work not thinking. "Sand traps nre so well placed, "Gary Player from South Africa, splitting the fairway y In half can win at Winged Foot in any((red) Marion has piloted teams that only a truly genuine golfer Chattanooga manager John a 2.«mile eourso in 2:37.6. Tho Sehulh Spoelal, which took Robert Sehulh of Asbury Ave., Asbury Park, two years to build, Is powered by e Cadillac angina. every time, while other h big tournament, be it national open In Utlca, N. Y., Oneonta, N, Y., Bennett ii member end formor president of the Heel «nd To* Sports Cer Club, nnmoa visit thr rough (fl or ctub championship. Ronnoke. Va., Birmingham, Ala., inrhp» dftcp Rjtd Bank.. ~. ~ * ' and like wire In "Many spectators Just (Ind i Sai Jose, Calif., Las Vegas and good yeen like No. 11, and >»'t Louisville. j»

58 tt-twu*. law «.!«BED BANK REGISTER M Attend AwankNtyit UGHLAMX Ahwt ) at MM lint awar* Ia8w fir* place Saaay Hook granner dhoal icagim tnpmet for kmkctkam, kmtutt aad track aadftem. It waf the fir* time ia league al twee awarda. Goor* Waeataacratery at ate Mr. y nl place; Mduitf Kate, hajh jiuaa, AiiJ platt; labert Card, Guy ImkuA Patrick Cawerlint a*ace; K«t Lake, raaaaig Java*, fir* lime*; Patrick Gary BeniaraX feyard Hrat piece; Patrick ~ tofftall throw, tint place; Arthur Saith. la-yard doak, third place aad Michart Jackaoa, Red ~ track aad field awet, high jttmp, tint place. CsfrJU Sty/afc PUk SURF, HELD AND STREAM TlaatJy N«IM e* the Cree* Bill hyon Win* Star Series ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - C I em Lyaa retaiaed hia Itar iaa trial aariat «a feady y Hoak It was Juet like slamming door thai quickly Bay ahtr batag ia^wa" ia taafk lid th» waathar chamav laat araoll A auccaaaioai of wok Larry Urn, ultry. wtad-ftat don dlaappawad la tte watt of a attar. howling nor*wtat*r which cautad both ocaan and airlaatk Hifkiaait Yacht Cb*. * arai ttnporaturm to tumbit with dramatic tuddenneu. In tatrvw ia point, tempcratura of tht ocean fell four dofrom over Star ClaM the week-end. Lyaa of Uliiliaa. a war* Fishing obviously had to be affected by any such dramatic action an the part of the earomeler. fault nons put so neviajbat mo Maw I five Kaf BJ*W N.C. agar at *e CaMU laaaad I I I batten tarsvrtiagam N. C, ia MaT. pp 9 P'TPr^'JeW^PPP' ^^waawggaw aarppv^oa/ W^wava* ItrXyaara. ttatm. CiMMati hoaewitta Seattle, aback oat X Pacific Caaat Leaf* hia nnt» iaaiagi SWi FOi P«W NCOIAIMIt) BIAS IN PAilT, WAUaai PLOOR COVMN* WAIT FOR O. P. F. yotm moat to SAVBI lalaweweaalltfmofce. Oak, pniiatid the dak te DavM McCaaa, _ WJa at «aa ii*«iih lea*. HM Uaao Oak had tto. tern aadiaaar gaaato oarty ia aw year, at whfcfc Haw» ftrot archar-aaftar Hawartf laiae oaot thii ran black baflolo Hob aaar Uaxraft. k. AaiaBBBB**^ Koner Shot!, to the BJp M thiaadbwmb were richly rewarded for continued to bite at along the Sandy Hook of tht trotting dam) av^aawfaaiaw a^bmmlaam amham awaa> ammfdrnv am taaa*^ wa«l fji lemfambfgy VfJRtV OT Hi WM m Hafd ^^apaiaaa^aaaabbp are ^a^aaaaa^a^bta ay^ta feymr. Ttoonla fcr Ma we* MNT A YACHT T ACHT MNTAU. M& OVattalt RoiBooJ ava^a^a* aesm gg»m4ffbb*a a M egg] Ad aavaaai arada, MAaaMewaa, Mr. Gormaa. Jane Cant Barken Her- mm. Catty Waletma, Msfaant laakwtm Mean. Jaatos aa by Mm. ftubars Uwraace. MaiM^aW MalOBi*ef KaVOBtft^tfAr.»WPa>» JIBaVhJ tft^maa^ajma VaaSevera aad Mktaol ay Mrs. Mr. Ttacecala said tads lor rajmdhy me papua, at toe. i Mayor Outboard Motor Hospital All Work Gewreatoed efaa*. ANGLER'S MARINA WS OatAM A V 1 \ _ HABMOrTT Yacht$man Gott Qomboard in Local Mirewry Showroom eee Mn. I at aw New Barns Being Erected At Raceway latai Bt ifnasi TMa prajact, e^eteenaaat «ilbe«qetrlm DtVwWOlto MMftl MM* alaw aiaef WMft «M^p]^a ja# Aa Mi ftaaald Taraow, proay Mr*. Aaao M. LowVMwWya PW» grade, Jo Aaa OMetdharaeare Mr. Dovaaport aaid ttat altar Mary Jaaa Dents, Jala Siaa wm bmaod l>r a pattiag lot Mafl ft MW nsia lawtfimt* Tte Old amum aft MtWtM Rta V imttkv aa amntwmetnrya aa the i Day one, or two. But eoms eoon. ikeyh go test! rtlittasto^eloneia^y,m»»wloerim«ciirylmkr. awtojlleli Wietan. 14.J4 Meele Aveaae. Red lend, N. J. Tao hanoo tfria yaar win M Majway to nodi tto track. bat la MM, aa «vtrpaai wm bo avor Rt 9 from tho Fair Haven PapUa Bold Field Day PAIR HAVEN - Paailo at tht ftrat gradai at Willow Itraot duk-^aj k«li A MAU awsw a^wrlal#aieai loot wook oa tho achoot'a play- Tooad. Toachon hi chirga won Mn. Loa) Edatoaaa. Mn. Mv aad Mn. May WtaMMn of the M-yard i were Mediae Riley aad Thonai Stovoat; the broad Jump, Jiiae Ohaa aad Mitchell Saydor; rope Jtuepiag. Kim Reaahaw aad Mltrace. Jeff Wark and Dtko Dutbv PupOt of Mn. Johattaa't clan woa tht araior tag relay race. aad Mn. Eddmana'a elan the aad throw baakttbaji COB- * won ai. ur, ia»- Memauas an, JMk w«m MI, r*w Htr- BY POPULAR mum m CONWUE OUR BOAT SALE All pflc#b till Doejts ( mo* fwcoti cjajw/ii w m aj DOB TBJdj PBtVi COHM) BOftyi -SPECIAL "" 14 M0T Runobouf MOTOR and TRAILER only 895 $oacoo A & B BOAT SALES HWY. 36 KE BHworn Kenn»liur){ and Atlantic BELFORD with a h amtaj) etfee* of amtbdk dam? dadaameaaaaal labamal Esaaj BBjap aaj a^vajnaj iaaje9b Ne of Leaf per tra*. lawneatsa oy aweae*. and more bats, nott of tht Highlands guides continue to swear by gins*' OM Rusto Mastertures and currant Creak O N* models appear to bt tht killers. They're employing anywhere from an cuuee to four ounces of weight on the plugs. Surprisingly enough! very little wire line is In evidence. The proa have their reels with monofilament testing 40 or 50 pounds. Baas have boottough Jaws. Even so, a surprisingly light drag will set the 9/0 hook of a spoon In the mouth of a big fish with anywhere from three to five pounds of drag. Which leads up to the Interesting question, how do you know how much drag you have on the reel? There is only one euro way of telling and that involves tht aid of a common, spring scale. Attach the bitter end of the line to the hook on the scale. Then have a companion make a scale reeding when you feel that sufficient striking drag has been cranked into the reel Dftviaport ftvoalid tmt M M fl^^ hdhttt lal This reporter did precisely that, with a 4/0 Fin* fatted Oet «. work win got aato widaa the trad aad Nor one morning last week. The rod tip arched nicely I a dlataace tram the with four pounds of drag applied to 30-pound-test line.. whoa Oils work laa 25-pound bass was securely hooked and brought Sat track will to rag- to the boat in minutes' time. Stripers are sluggish parad to tht battlers at best when opposed by steady braking ata-bant resistance. The a*a of tho track will bo If your tackle Is balanced, an eight-pound-test I faot from tho fnat at tht to 2 spinning rig should be adjusted to two pounds of striking drag. That's heavy enough for the tackle and _...- "**'' con for aaperhaps even more drag than the casual angler can fish with comparative safety to gear. As a case in point, we rarely use more than three or four pounds of striking drag on 20-pound-test After the fish is hooked, It's a different story. Crank hi at majch drag at you and your tackle eta fish should be a OBBBpenuivoiy agm eng«awe wnen ne SMegrify ec row op aaa we* at eoene, nwc n is te boar dowsi on school tuna or biufleh of Easiest way to toee a good fish to to fight H with a drag whkh reisasss Una In fits and starts, lost of the smaller aatantag reels now on the SMrkot art cunso win uneven Jim, Which is why we prefer to fight trout or largemotith bats OB the spoon rather than me* Moving on up to 4/0 Penn or Ocean City reels, the complex of fibre and leather washers which make up tht normal star drag art usually adequate. They must be kept lubricated with powdered graphite. Never use oil on any drag mechanism! And when you're finished with fishing, slacken off the drag. High epote develop on the washers If tension is permitted to re* main on the star.,. Fluke are here. Rowboaters are catching them in the rivers and Inside the point of the Hook. Party boats are doing well at Romer Shoals and tinder the Sandy Hook Beach. Sand eels are the preferred baits, although fluke belly it accounting for its share of high flatfish scores. Kay Christiansen of Chris' Landing says fishing has been excellent in the Shrewsbury. Catches of 30 or more fluke to the boat have been fairly common' place at her dock. Striper action Is slow, however., Lota of throwback! at the Rumson bridge, but few keepers. Much the same story Is true at Oceanic bridge in RUmson. The surf came to life a bit, but most of the bass taken hi recent days originated on Jetties well to the south of Sea Bright and Monmouth Beech. Elberon and Asbury Park rocks have been hot. Plugs and tin have been doing the Job. and best fishing seems to occur Just after daylight SHORT CASTS If you want a mess of mackerel, visit Recreation Pier, Long Branch. Casters there murdered tinkers Monday and Tuesday. Night ftfhlng for whiting continues good at the pier... Manasquari Inlet and Shark River party boats also are making heavy hauls of mackerel. Porgies, seabass and fluke are on the head boat agenda, too. ' Want to gamble on tuna this week-end? Try running a course of 110 degrees true from Scotland for about 30 mllei. First tuna of the season were caueht off Beach Haven Saturday... Sea Bright Rill netters have been unable to find blues. Their luck and yours! may take a turn for the better in the next couple or three days... f SfeSP TMtf MOUNVB) FRIEI Mill IlUt TIRE SALE! J^QUAUTV AIR CLIPPER TIRES Mack-Tito Ty» W. FRONT ST. rwewtsnt-3440 Opaa Srlday evttlnp W > Newark. TUIIITIITW FREE! ^ SEAT COVERS TOfIT ANVCMI TO IUIT ANT 7AITII TO UH ANY woem SEE OUR FAMILY SIZE POOLS-ALL PRICED LOW!

59 UT BUffiA Co, he H MttJY. II at CUb Ladies Day Mat Ttondey Mn. Peter Canaan ftasshad Mn. Vatoce Spacer woattapatttagi IMn. to it at see I Teday will to eaeea HUI Udi liaaaay Nerrta af NEW day witt SPORT CAR TR 3 ' # ataaaaeaaaw iafa«momi w suiiiiv wvfjbjbjni Al Calm. Al C4on IMMIDIAn NUVRY M w CaBaBjatB Seleaflaa af Uatdl U Maveyou tried Ballantine light lager lately? Try it nowl Ballantine proves a beer can be truly light and still give you all the homst-to-goodneei lager beerflavoryou want No wonder Ballantine is the largeitseuing beer in the East N«xt tlm*»«k tha man lor Ballantine r, BtUANIIHt 1 50H8. HtW««K. H. J*e'» Triple Wfa» frih TWnm Triumph IS-II, to B BIMIMI to a ttrt»wei Ito tor _, _- BBBBsBMnmjsNaaV. la.* y atmmbtlmbsawj abjb^hbbbbl eraaawvf lard)* Id Meet July Tto ontorm hatetorttatrwta. toaktabliaan. 8&JT antw cm» IW "Va I I ift dw I Wftifcit«Bin* JM l N H tai Mn. Mat L Mw f»«* av^pt tjmmh W^*B» a* al nib Rail Player MIDDLETOWN «Kaaaatt W. tab. eta af Mr. tad Mn. AtmiC. Ralph.» Ltacato St, reaiwd "Ito Matt Vetaokta Ftoy- ^_ ^M^gja» fjwrhtf at MaS gmmbmglj at ttt Maa'a AtttaHc Ae- af Trptaa Slate Coti tomfocoatfy to Tnataa. FAIR RAVEN - Mn.Ahtt ' MtM TWMMb MWBI^P»^BT at RaminFalr Havea* lajml HHIi fctowiaai a7ll» fcfcaaj tor» Malt ii ill illii %Sm W at** Mn. Mar HE 4 top waatow pan lawn al ^a "fftf prti i*j tta On* *r «Mi aa ow«. iama 1mm W. mi Law aat «w*to Mn. Jato *» irffttl aatt, Jr., i Mm, M MMw M Ml «ta 71 Mt Mn. Ma I I Ito twt mettotte i af tttatott. tact aat 71 Mn. JtaMi E Mtt Mi Mn. JAMAMIlai A. J.I itodbeettowi acme a a»i wetty aw nap* ta M M. Low aet tattn watt to Ut Otyaar, %m^ MJ^BB^^SS WAISW^^ ^ ftaaaat toted*. laoamt crocked art Nlli HMJM1 WMafVT MM PHS. tow km to toartrtae, aactodtoj Fratcta & P. MeCarttr. 71. aai 4) awm) fwte Ste KeBy. Margto defatted Edward M. Croat, Sr.. aai Mr*. Dtrto ABM Irwta Martaa I 44, to tto Arttor I. FtttH. W. aar^i*aaatlalaa FM)sw1i abmkft orvss ftstdsfffasl lls«bwvi Larmay cur- r. Frtetold Mn. Oiwr A. Vletor i ntoa. Joekto OtoM, totttthird Mn. IMMI D. Ftaley eopadmt, Jeta SMitt,^BaWy Catbtaa waled aai low irontoaontorttttwo ityt tr ^ Orawaa Mattia, Mtacy Ctfto. Darlt I dmk M aaapw wtth a Iff total. Low Btt totrete MMiTaaJtaa. The waatto Mn. Fraak E. OUtort- mmyoofr. MH MM MHU awtwtwi AIWMJA«with a 1«net Seeoai Intta tttchamny IMkiy. MM EH plr efteen Mr*. M PM Marshall BryM i Mn. R.P. I j wtth a Ml totol. Carorn Raleigh luhpa, Onet LS.I Bauer ElUa. Barton Iaa Hartmaa, BHaan Bettor I RPQtfa CHwl H AP9* 4 IS Old Bridge Schedules 118 Lapper Mas. Barbara Love. Pwj OLD BRIDOE-Tto ataato radat r la m tor pngnm too af Myatt Carrtah, Jottto Let Jtatt Turner, Carol date. Atae ttt jroar KOMI Own Mi Otaer VM DMalfkt at Old Bridp ttatntt. IT. fmidb IHM aamblsi MaBsai! *>*fc**l Wlaw WJRV tp^a^abbji aaa^pww taj taaat^^nai for tttdty tight Both spatdtoaa pt robitf at!:» a. aa. 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Oradati; Parker Boot, Frot- said trraapmenta tava ton * TM JL BaW *' * *""< Ed made to stock tto pond tat- ^»»^^ A^««««««rty M iy prior to the th. derby dtrby era, new. carpi, " itrp auppry of hatsar, --. Owta tit L»ep: Rid Mtk'i Me. Howawr, a ftw "tuakwa" flmtitm. ^MMBwipyy nvwvt wutotoattdto,aad for :9i 51 4Mowt. Md d JM J Rally of contattaata wui vietortophoton. i tii a a to tht derby in CMk» I I'M II I :SSSU Red Bank Little League ar.twt'cm luek'di E?V OCtl g-t^r I'wt v.aloaa «"?i u IA «; DunKe rl I AMn. el! TtrnMrn f : nation office or tto Chamber of ** Commerce office. Contestants also may sign up the morning MtapiWMpttakfti. tftor of FCMIM Tnussfers Hortee to Monnaoath BMVA flml ITOQI hook h tf OCEANTOin'-Trtlter William *» R. Podoi of Mhmtroak Firm. -Other orpalittfmi oath New tteawttory, tai tnatltmi win be tto Red Bank Rifle tad Gnat Scot. Wild Amy ltd Royal Bonaaxt to Motmwth Park summer playground staff. Pistol Club and members of tte from tto farm. Great Scot mi one of two nip- Yanlteeo Retaining 11 DM NOW Futurlfy aeheduled Jury Mrs. MeLacWan Wina ei i a e Tourner at Deal dab DEAb-Mn. John McUchlnn Coaterttirtf muit brlag ttolr own flahlng tickle. They wffl att to pnntttod adult UMUM, Mi mutt btltthtir own hook, aad rt- Raritan LL Lead RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Wtth tte completion, of tte Snt half of the township Little Letp«echedule. tto Yankees a n la first place with seven wins aad iltrnui; DMMtl 1 - tosses and an tte only oa r. si. aiwta wai the clan A winner In afettad team. AS BH OcM'i B*k«r 3b match play against par blind Tied for second place with four O'Or'ir ill" M a i l Uwu Jb» s a choice for partner* tourne at wins and three losses an tte UP'ti ip'ti Sb 4 I t iorii ib in Rlch'di...ch'di ll> S Mtndy». 1 n 1Udiea' Day held on the link* of Tigers, Hailet. West Keansburg Bue'ltw VI Hafin.. _.. Oral Golf and Country club Fire Company and Ktaniburg qutm «a 0 C«rmr M S 9 B Tuesday. Park. Tto Hawks are In flft CUtkt e S Wmu n i s 1sr.r,f i«mn. Donald Tracy was the place wtth a three-and-four record, followed by tto Flyon with Htl'tr nil I t Joh'on Hi 1 0 class B winner and Dr. Mildred Un'lec tt» t. t Luc* and Mn. Carl WiUlngham two and five, and Vetonaa of M I mlofrml, Rlehtrdii Trlvl tied for class C laurels. Foreign Wan, In lut place with UYuit; IMiblu BuolitHw. Mn. William Sullivan won the the victory and at* defeata. putting contest with 30, while Members of the Little Letgui Veterui Jim D'Antonio, Junior Ml>i Helen O'Neill took second have been conducting their an fullbick, and Prink Mirocco, with 31. Finishing, in the thin nual fund raising driven with "I wnlor guard, with the North spot wai Miss Marie Scanlm and Gave to the Little League" stick Carolina State football team, both Mra. Joseph Connor, tied it 32. ers being given to contributors. come from Allqulppa, Pa. Judy Eller of Old Hickory, Mel McGaha, manager of tfi Jockey Willie Shoemaker won Tenn., won the USOA girl's jun- golf crown for the second Ann., formerly played basket- Mobile Bears in the Southerr nine atakei races during the 19SSior Hollywood Park season In Call- straight time in She waiball with Arkansas and the New.forala, Ineligible for the 1998 event. 1 York Knickerbockers. tjtoll L S. Vaaale* Wiauvw Firea NoHittert Wtaa, 44) aatv* Wtarow. M, past aptott Fair law Odd a MMafMn. Retort C» Mf HMMJMI ar MflM VIS pi ft. -*-' ajajm faa«salamr*al ababaml saeajbl wvbl VfJawVajy V*FM MBatk WBHI BJBPCf^BTf MLtf Jgl albbjbffl SasaWsMs* l^sasaamb WVMMM sffjbbj saattai M-II-TStor Mstai. tad Water Hartsy. Sf-U-TItor AM. Ttaa McDarby aai D M SamlaaaaaBMte BVMBal djabbmsasaabv>ai ttfwvsjn WBBB] flrbbjbbibbbn/ MB asaavsamml MBBI BHH ST4-Tt, SUMMER SALE U S ROYAL TIRE C. wooiu 470i1l 710iII 740i1l IfcrUMt 2 fat Uf.1l OPEN T1L9 USYCHAKM RED BANK TIRE Co. 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MB "WlMMMBl MJMMMM«OtHMMMd UIMI«BM> 4 ^ -Tfco M! MAMJL lataf -_4 H^BMB^MM! MMMI AM 4MM) al * ^^^PJ ^V^^^SBaB) ^^B^gmT OvnMBBBaBf '^^B^SaaMM'a'a^BHj UB/a^^ay atayr WW^^BF aia ^^a^arn^ at OVA avaa^mtiaa aai aawwfwei or law a^a«^ajj^^w ^ai I_«A «I» Kj^L^a^ at^aft ILi ' O I Wlf«CMI MB)0 "W SWOSttaiOyt IifaTa MWI* OntOI r«i pftwwtwr vf i aft Btasv ftaraat Met IN WartWoy. Jr H lof» a aw»w rftfco toa^leak loore) tf IOUMWIH, om Fraafc L at mo ayawnmoo. Tho l# 0 MholorMlp b pfaaaofoi* oaah yoor H omf a ««roor M OMV«Mawfe* Hiwmu aad Bar- 4rt Courses ire Slated PAIR HAVEN - will M MM MMday torciamm at tha i«aemtly4»n»»ipwr Ito- Ait Wortahop. Mn. Jote RitdM Mtftk. arid today. win toko ptoce I a. m. to MM to the rltnetscbool Mt School will ba tmtocfi to i from the ~iwv»a^awol dartot MBMnValf MOaUtta additma Board Picks Keevil As Secretary He raptocee Ruatti 0. 0 ftom, wha hoi MM the Mat M t Ma riace Fibnury. ammmavlao) MB^MMMM^BI BBMB Ha nceatly...,... i effective Jau II. Mr. KMvlft MN wll pay «, Mayeer. ItwUlbealfrMa MeaawhUe. the beard met ag ad II mm achmtobatatttto Ml PMM~aWg^~over neat with Mir architect. ^ ^.. Ibythi atato DaMrtmeot of LaAAal BMB CaWtMaWl VMa PT aawp*wjew--»»»» la regard to tha ecretery'i pojtootltr: Ktevfl aam Ut appmeattoafor the pott w u tidtred riong with thne otl He arid two of them wen from the aroa, wmto other wu fnm Mr. Keevil' WM named by a MjUmotti vote after M ejewtive asarim called to ealrtfy "proeadanr* Biatten. U»l rm of tha totoltal, * "Ny '^ ^ ^ t i y Mr l t l / l SPOF abfjbvbbhk aa%aa OvUTB* WM teacrflwj, "Dr. Harry B. wjm'ws^e'aay^fmrd** Marie NUeUa. 71 East Froat St. lag win ba hold la July «r AM> Stoettm. im-ust-chm of Mtdlcal SUff M y«an; Wndor»» He U a methode enghmh Mn. Ella Powan, ftlttam It, dren at M Youmans Ave. SftaBMt. 5r. todrtwdtpoatl.tojoh-st.abd AUen R. VoorhM, Sea Britht who died May», toft hto eatote * «MMI H MMMMCIAI W*** W " Bendbt Avtattoa Corp., hen, and are medical pattoatetorivervlew lo hto daughter, Margaret E aittaariag enp to tha mamtar afte rod by mat firm am.lt yarn Hnwpwbtkm, hu prrfmtom) aad partonal to- Cheater A. GuttormaM. MU ver. tmridmt of BtH Phaace While ha arid ha BM aevar had WHO CM0 JlttH) # wl JhtoiflAdvoMojito YOU any prevtou school an aftaln of MI i. Mr. Keevil Mtdhto work at Bendix to mostly administrative i to btocbudraa, Rayand RuthO. Debm. wan over M Inapiratlon. and TuniaR won for in trlendi beyond meatre" work. died May f, toft hto ootatetouto He bu been a board member wife, Edith. CAN SAY Monroe Elmer. Red Bank, vice riace February INS. OtiUe Grinevetiky, PnakoM orument and eecntery of the He served with the Signal Corps Townthlp, who dtod May U, lit GOODBYE TO board of governon. eave a and Air Force In World War II. fl.emtoim«ughter,hotoblla>'. HOUSE PAINTING talk and Introduced the other He to a member of Crescent ROM. Th* rett n to bo drvkmla Ualoa Bweh pulnrs: Writer W. Reid. Jr., Temple Shrine. Trenton; Atlu FOREVER! wrwkto-t of the board of governon; Dr. Frank J. Altechul. Long trustee of the Eaontown Presby- om boy suffered a broken collar Lodge, P-AM, WeriftoM, aad UNION EACH - A letter-...wrmauco Branch: Dr. Walter A. RuWman, tenin Church. bone and broken rfba last Thursday when he wu hit by a car ALUMINUM StMNQ. and J. Marshall Booker. Middletown, and Dr. Robert A. Mac- way. on Florence Avt. near Broad KenHe. Interlaken, who wrote Police reported Kenneth Cap- KEuuburg 6^009 Canon Otorge A. RoberUhaw, rector of St. George's by-the- River Episcopal Church, Rumton, the Invocation. New York State hat 2,500,000 MSfM Of lortit pf0mfv Si GROVER'S Radio 4 T.lwviilon Auto Radio Repairt Our Specialty 38 CENTEK AVE. KFJANSUUKG, K J. 1>TONTOWN-1 te the grew at ' to tha radtol of the Dor- Mr. KnvU atm M bmii to otky 1UMd OMN ftaito. lawbf" aal mfto+^^^tf* MaVl fdj MlH CaSf Umm HMJ SMMM ' wmm Btaottag te have ootln.toh.vtthetchooleom.ihht to the BMM Ai Dr. radtol wui bi BfS pmmlwoaat9m Ojf JeWSa lut* om Karr of Uttto Silver oad her the BiifcaiiyCarterat btfyparttimprogrui JMke Mi Md~Mn. Totaai Mi bar Tor wmeh we an very grate- FBJBH0U> AMMI the wife Maatal Hsalth. WBM obe WM Thai IWtl VMS w M Mn. Hwtort Prate WM IVM She laid OM oil printtag Adm. Aadnw 0. Shawrd aad Edward C. ane af the out o»v but mnmerrto D. Bam MM My wmihefettowliia; ward ridu to a state IS. TOTAI* t art fanlllarwtft tm badwvml. tiuto i. Hayal, Pair Navea, Oak at tha IMM at Mra. WUUaai,J iitei4-win of ab ft* tob MBMeMw, «to died April», toft bar i Dr. AttMD. (MOlVMia CfllMte At tint, ttey MM my abtoet-lwill Adm. Sheaaid arid, "the man her ONtto. Laura W. Be AvahM I MMT OJMwTMJSbw «MBW«W» ovvumbte *! _«MMMKAWM ratanoi m. tmmmt to bar M> MMl gtajcuu gt^l btttart-d.mn SmUb arid. edtoi JSL' fwba ft* JHMwVa BoWAoVeWVvBf WHO (« WMaVMaVail Ml pm.auka^^^allaw I The Ladles' Antttary of Doagtaa Mcltvato will teach >tho< May Jl. toft hto HMpMalto d MSt hit ki Lofton wul tem a Mkwm aad baric drawing ifaca J. PMfca* WMM MM attmmn mm Jl.iJ.. *»««aa«*aa^ FnaeM fcmarjre. etoeted d shoridkava tom h ctoar d tltto.to titl to burg, wte dtod.may». toft hto the poritton, whhoot any parllamantery haute.' to kto wife, Margantha L ad the aaaoal c contacted tor tickete. Mn. ROM Doyte to cheimua of a cake aato Dr. Slocum A TO minute t Harry'Tntaad, Freehold, who n JOM g aad T to the. to ho brid Saturday to the Gnad itemed to earn the dtfflcultlee. dmi Mtf SI, toft Ms estatetohto ay-carltret Hotel. Aatery Park. Mr. KtevO arid yaatarday, "ThaSOB, Joba W. inland, aad hto Mtaa Caror/a Hanea of 34 Atnor PL to a pattoat at Praby- N, TOTitt UAHLritM. VJOBMMI ^EwJaB^i wej* ewajf m^^^km Plaque Unveiled _ m ^M^4ai ^ Jt m ia^kh O a^ai ga^^saa^daaaltbi f, Marjarto Doashey. k % IVBinMajv II.I..1HI ^U wia mut iw at kam anlono BRANCH- A ptaqoa ecreiarjrs joo M M naawnair ck Van Pelt, Marlboro, - "*- '-*" New York CAPITAL ACCOOm Jay aai tomorrow from M a. (laanory of Dr. Harry B. Mora WM Mvalhi by hto whtow OM and a toegbt oae. Bat I Uke CMy. who died Novombtr 37,1K7. toft m. uatll 4 p. m. by mem tough Mr. tobe." KMvn atoo ovmlttod htojgj^ *> ** i Harry Boater. 41 Worthtoy St L i^v^"imn. Joseph Com, IM Newmu the Partoh HMM Ctob of ft M Sprtoge Rd.. Mn. Lastoa Hender CAMMIi AC. ( J H IsfoMMVa* ffw latabm > Mark's Eptacopri Chard c^a. Marda. Girl Is Hit In Fair Haven FAIR HAVEN - A five-year- rio, HI Newark Ave., wu struck RUMSON Work to progrming on the new Oceanic Free LI- by a car driven by Mra Mar old girl wu etruck by a car garct Nugent, IM Morningslde Friday at «p. m. on Hence Rd.. HarUhorne La., Francii J. Nary, president ot the li Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecj ing the boy.'darted out In front remrtcd. of her car. brary auociation, Hid yeiterda: He Identified the (?lrl M Kathy The youth wu admitted to He Hid there wu good possibility 'he buildipg. the former KHien, 231 Htnce Rd. Rivervlew Hospital and later released. Mrt. Nincy Lee Mackln, 30 Hlntelmann etort, would be read)' Rlverltwn Dr., wai tht driver Mra. Nugent wai tinted a winmoni for carclttt driving. for occupancy about Sept. 1. the car, the chief laid. At toon the new building The girl'i mother took her tocompleted, the library will mov Rivervlew Hoipitil, where the was treated for leg brulnei. Police Capt. William R Rob bins Investigated. No lummon! wag issued. Oil Mr. Keevil arid jnteiday bma AIBURY PARK-Q I ata^aaa^kiam Maf fatal,jr tho project an enacted to be received Jury a Coaatruc- aavamif oi MTi uwooa N* Mi Mft. of Fair Ha- Ullie B. Hayei Will Probated _^ BB4Ba%aihBi OIBna^aVBaVaVMa WswSW#VvaT*M a^oo^m vov09 i g ^ B Javvv^DD I Vu^Wta*tv Wrweee^PaTl. ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ A Duacan Lydla H. hvhtnldt, MatawM, among her children, Hetoa S«nv morn, Vlitta Laxton and William Gnnevetiky. Library Work Is Progressing MB A. Bark W.^PMta.1 _ am of ate asi TM MW MMOl WPJ MM "/I t *VfWJ M whewaibeawtm i C. Wit- afi BMMMM BM^OBMBI a*4 _VaMBMBaBaMkaa«i a amftmfy m AariMMMa It I MM, Mi g j f tte New Jenay ^ ^ Jby ttw otrecasr I wpj ba mads by the beard a Hat of OMBMM to be atatotot M of *i The to* to ho aam by or tot an OfiM BBM 0) BBBBBn BM'BnpBM M i Pah. is tint year. Tito MM*toto ba nprii to tha Kate Tnawry Pork. skaawm Matt "* a^a*ajlaibat* *- -- IIWM WM HIM BfMMMi MK If* aytrtol MdaiMta atod tor It BM LUTM^BMMV ^^^^fb^^^mamb MMJtBMkMW amwlmmbafi &S MMMMi from iti present River Rd. building. in a number of boats moored at Mr. Nary Hid renovation* artthe Fair Haven Yacht Works coing on In the new building, H were broken during the week, added shelving and furniture a Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecy being built and will probably be said. He said the windows were Installed In late August. broken by stones or B-B sho' Mr. Nary said there wou He said one boat tt the yach ten, to aata Wett Heads School Officials FREEHOLD - HareM West Mtretary of M Laag Broach Baw a^dl ^ MJ Aii *tlaa 1^ aav^ a^^^a* MMHV M BMNanioU m OM mm «/ ewmmmihm M OTWMM BMI Oritctoto. Mr. Wast WM etoctai at to tha AMsrltM HoM PtMMC«ilt7 from the tai. tathoi UVHMJ I IMWV^MMW 8MM4 W CMMaQf #MMal VW MMat ftdtaal ffaftafjaamba fl Aa»_lWMMMMB» t MM lavma W M M a» *MF M^» U- AfbMW fmaav MaMa* MMa W HaMMMMl AM. Maft MMMVI "* " MM MM* WMM) Airport riton. They ttouqmremptomm IM Fiaactooa M< LBL._ gataa. Calif., aai Mtaml and Jo-,Pto.Mr.AalonMOM> of MS Mn. AMO I roach Ave., wha to smptoyed atl a certificate, a am sad a avion bond fnm affletoto the New Jersey Aomtotton tor PMMa BBBM fmjmmjmj!! * OWSIMS OMMW" IWMUM Kittv 9a HUJUJ 1 UM WINDOWS BROKEN FAIR HAVEN - The windowi The first basic patentns to matt "artlflcdl leather" were issued 1S5S. "Leatherftte" Is used f probably would be-no- lanse rxnwiiks was enur«d Saturdov such things as baby bugg'xs ancljtween the time the old libraryinirht/and a numtxr of item: book bindings. 'closes and the new one opens, 'taker* Police are Investigating ft vmm STATION SUNDAYS IIO (lilt) 1:45 U «KA(NI) T^AJL moil) ^ Mt( itegmsfjot RIDGEWOOD INN FORMERLY LEONARDO FIELD CLUB Rfiqawood & Maamaum Aval.. LIONARDC

62 h - BOM BISES iak WBWTCT LAST 2 WEEKS TO VOTE -My Fair Baby Election 9 ' ELBCTldN CLOSES TUESDAY, JUNE 30 Model Railroad Exhibit Begins Tomorrmfr \dsj3* ELBERON-Tht Wreck and Norther* railroad wiu be on display here thia weekend. The line, however, doe* not iatead to compete with the Jersey Central Liaee or the Peaatytvaaia railroad. This display it a model railread, aad will be oa exhibit oa the second floor of the Ettwroa railroad station tomorrow from t to 11 p. m, aad Saturday and Sunday from I to I p. m. Louie E. Ceafce, Kumeao, president af the Model Btilraad Club, said tha eight years age, law PWJaV QfVaW favtmtfcv faf tai aaaaai a^tjajaabawaaa «aaw Oberon tote, a fcaiojtt their home. Their daughter, Jaake. graduated iy*"**"" Cam*'* *«S*** Mr. sad Mrs. Harry Hooker, Wi West Brighton, Staten Itlaad, aadms. aad Mrs AwriSMfcoVMraV MMMAffetf' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sacco, 25 Brook Ave.. Little Silver, N. I, are having their aotte eampany.be SEBA60-M0CS whcawtilajaomta) a in^w*sssvni tadatr.aadoh, farlaainf hili dtr»md<**fydtyl Mrs. Paul Hemschoot Mid* aas Mn. wen> bar. New Shrowibury, were ap> potatad trustees far throe yean Tha court will start its social i in the tall with a dinnerleaatr««knteat It. tim eieasms hi HACK. Cm* in mmftr Attft mm StUgrMiet i MlrMiit. Tti SH todlaak high style sbaw what wo lava to tha jabrailroad atabytaii la itrpetat tfmeivit«fte wh Pv HWMHw IWB IBS) af the rets of railta the aatita'i Cater tudta of the dab'a caaatrwetioa progress alto will be mewbtrtalp of th* chib a vartaty af back CD A Officers Are Installed ' ASBURY PARK-Asbury Park Postmatur oetm Louie T. Wlgdorti f ford. «airiet deputy far tho Cath-hai accepted the leneral chairmaaahto of the UN Muacular DaotMera of America, otnceri of Court Dyttrophy Appeal in Moamouth laat Thura-couaW day in Rod Bank Catholic High Tha chapter will seek Icheal Auditorium. through canlt- Mn. Roy Freeman of 4wd industry to* MOM. IAKIOAI Rtworf J. KirM«atj, Jr.. Fair Havoa, rlflrt. htwt a model ret rood caeca at a display fct the Ettjoroa railroad stotioa of tao Wrack ft**' on. Narta. am Railroad. The three-day tliow atom tomorrow. Early viewers of (ho show ere. loft to rifbt, Louii E. Cooko, Rvmioo. BfoiloVnt of tfca Mo4tJ RoilrMdl CIH»; Tkoo- Wo V. Wall, chairman of tho Northern Now Jortoy Railroad Community Commit, too, and William J. Carroll, littto Silvor, ttivorintondont of tho Now York aitd Lor* Iroitch roilroad. Tha modal railroad will»a on diialay tomorrow nifht and Soturd«y and Sunday affarnaant. Now York Uw book publwter, U Motive power It under the direction of a N. J. Bell Telephone oaatra aro Jiailari MM Two of tt aaacttnva at Newark, tacrttary aad treasurer. Mr. it Mam I. KMiaad. Jr., Har-Manvard] M.. Flair IIMPM. Mr. Kirk-MtOMl aad comtractiaa bu caaceatrated Ha 5 ^ Co. engineer. Cooka, Oak U.. KuaHoa. a ate* o>ot of Kimao»ralr Havaa feagioaalrliihlchaal. aad H Mcky" «k charge of ab tamatowcwb'iamatlag taihin «ra Jatbaaliag caatrac- " ^a^* ^ oww^a^a^bw V# airfw^a^p aad oloemcal aatal- WHHaai LaW, Now Ihrawatary. MM. Mr. Klrklead't la to davat of apedal aea»lc efto HaraU L. Ana, Wait H. Carty, pretment torlnuai Hlth School. af MoBMath «Co.. la» Otrt, C atilt. a Ttoelub maatamry TMtadty la M aiactrkal ^^^^B^^^ z ^^i OJO^RBJ aj^h^na^awpaaj WaVdorU Heads MD Appeal Planning Meeting Set On Charlea Tettimonial MIDDLBTOWN Final arrangements for a testimonial dinner for Arthur F. Charles, chair dance Sept U at Crystal Brook nun of tin township Democratic Ian. Eatontowa. Pete Galatro'i ExecuOve Committee, wilt be orchestra will play for dancing, made at a meeting meetlat of the dinner mailer aad Mrs. Jakubowica and Mn. committee Monday at 8:30 p. m Shutter are chairmen. m Buck Smith's Tavern, East Mrs. William Rlgney of Mid-KeantburgdMowa reported the has com- Mayor Lea P. Carlin of Newark Dieted an afghaa to be sent to will be guest speaker at the dinner next Thursday. a Catholic mission. Mn. Patterson said the fall meeting schedule will start Sept. 10. been named to head the recep- Patrick J. McGann, Jr.. has Serving oa the tion committee, assisted by Mrs. mittae were Mn. Bigney, Mn. Joseph Tomato and Mrs. Eleanor Freeman, MM. George Peltingtoa. Mn. Hugh Bowie, Mrs. Mat-committee are Frederick Smith. Others on the dinner Pohl thew Stanley. Mn. Robert Cronauer and Mn. Daniel Ponio, all decorttions, and Mn. Lewis program; Mra. Jacob Wenzel of MidOetown. and Mn. Charles Moore, publicity. Edward J. > Had. Red Coughln it general chairman. Edsel is designed to be the most distinctive car on the road. Note its fresh, crisp lines... its decorator-smart interiors.. and you'll know why Edsel is singled out for high-style beauty. Set Navesink Annual Fair NAVESINK-Ths annual Country Cornert Pair wlu be held at All Saints Episcopal Church next Thursday from 1 to I p. i Cali-Hoes Dance Saturday NEW SHREWSBURY - The Cali-Hoes Square Dance Club it sponsoring a party Sttuntay at t:» p. m. in the YMCA in Long Branch. Invitations have been extended i The Pioneer Rounds of Oakhunt, the Monmouth Squares of Neptune City, the Star Promenoden of Bradley Beach, the Jersey Shore Promenaden of Sea the foitowiag committee heads: Children's rides. Mn. Dayton town received a wrvica pto. She lidtattoaf. apectal gift* and thebeguelin; white elephants. Mn. hu completed a year, aerviag u m^tioiial March Ajatoit Miucuter Dystrophy. rence Manning; publicity. Mn. Girt, the High Tiden of Spring Richard Scvdder; books, Lau- taatauad were Mn. A. J. Pattanoa of Fair Haves, grand re- needed to support expanding re- games, Mrs. John Adams; fold Eatontown, the Circle Promeit- Mr. WiidorU aid fuwto are Laurence Manning; children's Lake, the Jubilee Squares of starch and patient service programs. goods, Mn. A. E. Brewer; gift Squares of Westfield, the Jolly sale, Mrs. Herbert Sleh; fancy Men of Red Bank, the Lincoln vice regent; Uacroft, Dystrophy is an incurable and counter, Mn. E. J. Rabourdin; Promenaden of Trenton, the progressive muscle-wasting disthat It usually fatal to chil- bush; hat tree, Mn. William Cull- - chen. the Metuchen Square candy, Mn. Donald Quacken-Country Promenadert of Metuy; Fair Havw, hit- dren man. Dance Club and the Garden State Mrs. Edward Jakubowica. Mr. Wigdortz said that emitters will be displayed in the re- Thomas. and Mn. Douw Ferris; Ray Keleigh of Elberon, of Alto, supper, Mn. Williamson Squares of Oakhunt. Fair Haven, treasurer; Mn. sort areas during Jury and Au- men'a cleanup, David Finch, chiltoyk, Mn. William Grid- conduct the program. He will be ftcial caller of the Cali-Hoes, will Anthony Poduto, MiddMowa. sentiaoj; Mn. Goorgla Had George Hlggins of Monmouth ley; aoft drinks and edibles, Mn. Mtitted by callers from tome of gust under the chairmanship of drtn's aad Mrs. JobBHlllt. Harry Cooper. th eattending groups. Rev, Charles P. Johnson, rector, announced that tha fair will by Mn. Louis C. PMtrmal. as- Refreshmeati will be served be open to alt sisted by Mn. Roy Keleigh, Mn. Don Hamilton and Mn. Warm Uneroft Unit Heart Talk on Ceramics) LINCROFT "Ceramics and China Painting" waa the demonstration and lecture topic of Mn John L. Johnson, Linrroft, for the Lincroft Women's Flnt Aid Association at the closing meetig recently. Mn. John Ftockhart, president, announced a profit of 1184 on the recent cake and plant sale. Programs slated for next fall: A bazar Sept. tt. with Mrs. Herbert Levitt, general chairman, and a string puppet show Oct. 10 with Mn. Morton Jones chairman. The membership will have informal workshops throughout the summer in preparation for the baiar. Hostesses were Mn. Donald McCtlntock and Mn. Lawrence Mahoney. BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED UNION BEACH The birthdays of Mn. James Haggerty, Mn. Robert Schaible and Mn. Fred Brunner were celebrated after a meeting of Fire Company 1 Auxiliary last week In the (irehouse. Gifts were presented from their secret pals. Plans were made to attend the fireman's fair June 24 in Old Bridge. Mrs. Raymond Mencet was awarded the hostess gift. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Theodore Trembley, Mn. Joseph Ahlers and Mrs. Richard Trembley. The club met Monday In the tame of Mr. and Mn. Larry Collins, Lincoln Rd., Oakhunt. EXTENDS BLESSING EATONTOWN - At Sunday morning's service in the Masonic Hall, Broad St.. Rev. Milton F. LeCompte. pastor, of the Methodist Church, introduced the junior members who are graduating this month. Rev Mr. LeCompte extended hit and the con«regation's blestingt on the six eighth Wide graduates from Memorial School: Gait Dangler. Betty Ann Hill, Mary K. Mlchenfelder. Gene Buckley. Frank Osgood and Robert Whitfleld, and the eight seniors graduating from Long Branch High School: Pat Morgan. Lola Woods. Joyce Clark,- Harry Chamberlin, Donald Cutler, James Davit, Charles Dowen. and Gordon WiUitu. A r m s Alum. Comb. Window* and Doors Dormert Porches ft Iraeiawayt Jalouiie Eneloti At Siding of Alt Types New Floors NEW! AT METALUCS riln tmab-ojasatit«ea with! el thy, ajliu utlaiii jacka of awtal. It it, l tl Tory..very faahioaartle SUver Cataioataae i lag. It coeu about MO for aa a von* IV i, room, aad yoa caa caau> iaatal it younatf. If you prefer, we caa kave aa aapart iaatal it for yoo. Stop ia aad tea aaw Star Ctaaioatoae ^t^^pk^naerfkigh^l^aiamtroai CeiHaft. Prices start a. low a. m pat as, ft PLAN TO REMODEL? No matter what the job requires, we can handle it! HOMI IMmOVIMINT CHKK U1TI Room Additions Garaget and CaVportt Remodeled Kltchont lathroomt Roofing Finithod atamantt, TOOAf easy to move up to Edsel, now priced down with many models of Plymouth, Chevrolet and Ford. Low initial cost saves you money when you buy. Two V-8 engines and an Economy Six that operate on regular gas save you money when you drive. The king-size value now in the low-price field. SEE YOUR LOCAL EDSEL DEALER ECJMII aro alto at many Morcury dealon Finditftst in the YELLOW PAGES yuu Km find "who nukes" iny il!g in llm Yellow Pijesl i.-.f UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY! y ) StRVINO MONMOUTH mt OCUNCOUNTBtllYIAIUi Monmouth Lumber Co. CENTRAL AVENUE, RED BANK (FROM MAPLf AVt WES! BER&tN TEL. SH HOUR PHONE SERVICE HOURS DAILY TIL 5 p SAT TIL S P M

63 f FerSaaJyHookMrg.D.aat RAUTAN TOWNBaV - Mm. trrnmvibn/fj tnm^r '"T' W*WI^^^W& OAT COVERS Topi AtWAYI OH TV m m m m m m m m Gmmmtm aawaamfclf warn) 'mm BapBEBBBEBBa^rMJ ^B^^B^W^F WVVBVBMTW :*^*a» ermj a^ah^b^aa^m ava^b^aa^bb^a^^k*ai ^ BL^aaaaaiB^^to '^^a^bbaai B aaatola al Mt Oitfcirit I fviw V ##4MPM» f a aaaaa aar aw Btamnv M#M} t Mr* Ivww*. # M MMC fmmffiw f9tw ^ w IMML 'iba. WBMM- BMOM, hammttumm-it*mm* I.IMH Toolan b Awarded Graduate Froa. MIGHT ACtE OFtt IB b re Me lorttll Slate For JWV Port KAZLBT-Retort Owmeerg, af Mn. awt M. Mb, H Mr. Taatoa waa, aa Mn. leitt mad Mr Mn. tor Mn, Maya) aad tor/ tar. *, Aka Fa-^-Twa Rai Ha waa etoe wa aawt Prtor IMk >M f I M Ml octal BMV Mowed. Kmse. Tt Graad M. woretocharge. Set Bfary** Clmrdi NEW HOMMOUTH-A Matt How to Run A Campaign INWflCI^** A laadal aa^cabmatob' Jaiaw- Ja«pfMV Wt Fonwaa dlinhandmra.mta'e «"* atsmai Mr. Ttotoi aa* an* ter at tow. Tto Wai wea MaUHd to tto aawatt al fmmie HMHtAMPS Maabara af tto Sodality of party taet week at Mn-TtaMky L ' tot to Wt Wfc ton laaa» ay ft* M» Maaw» ramda Oaaeti Maraaret Kalk A M* FaUer, Bartara y. 0MM, TMNM OolMy, Lormtoe SMVOB Baa Mi Film Ca, _ N. V. an actmbai -at UMgk to- Fana ftoro embtoam: tto U- ftto) Mi.u, mj qat.wi.jha MMM At Laaaah ha waa A. Paw A. laaa, Jr., aad Mr Mn. IMMMB B. Mat aaembaaabbb OMB^BHPBBBigi^BBBB^BBBBBBf ^im v waasw a^baaapw^a) afa^abaw ^B^I^^^^^^^B^ aai aai Laana, Coaaty Fair, tto a t t t j a w r 3 New Fire PRNMI tl totog On Tto Mamav tom a wlm tto Bai Baak Ho* SWA Unit Set ABMjRY FARK - Tto Moft- tor Jaaa & h a» towms latmt, uewttnr ww.tto ea*. wttk- WUtent tto. waa nerabto fta Mart FlrtmM't Dt- J AUIMMUM CHAISI n. 9to Havaaa win to If Bav. JMMjb A. at Ma. at. He will to Mowed by y a M> exajbantof tt Ma, VatoyDr. Machliie Firm Association M, tvmtof ii»omm to tlomtedbyatat.am.wtiietl able fran tto effiee of the Uat- Cottaae Am, tora. DjiWoav-li FKIB CUIB t duel totoeky aai Mra. Marrty Mark*to tto torn of Mr* '- seph Sleaktwiet. ElUabeth. tog tto regular mettfag at tto JoMy Beanen Chib ef Hailet, last week. Olfts and favon were pre»mi- BMI Itrad. Mora aaa M gaeati t attended. ttdd Mn. AMrt Oordoa, Mrt. B( ed lo the* gueato of honor. A Meaner ami Mn. Theodora Willamrwtrt la charge. tending wen Mn. William buffet aupper waa servei. At* Doe- Root aad Brameh Qab UNION BEACH-CorosUu Ac- Keyport. wej mieet apaakar at a mietfag af ito ( araauy Boot aad Branch Oa dab h tto Kan* Oaiwrnt mat week. afato. af tatentt Tinted. Mn. Harold Kofoed. K( WM HMtt Yoant, Wimun Kowefl aad Mn. Roland Vincent.. Mlaa Iiebeek Naaied Boating Queen* ard llebetk, W, sdai Mn. Jota C- lembirt. Jotatvt tf Mr* UBHMni a'bibma Wtt-VMBt ef Mi adectfoa a* tto ftnt msatti Caaaiy ebartor m of tto New irnm Offke Me- 4 Oetrgt _ ^ en of tto aamdaom?mrt of a er aajulamaat toeadamen Ottwt idtoato and eon, Rob- «"«««*' aavnttaad atm give at. fse aftj II WSJ**. Frieoda of Ubwy ReeeWee ISO Gift wh torn «*»WM> aentoe.-{barbef Shop Qiaiig«w Handf tto Town Barber Stop, Rt changed handa this week, Tto new owner Is Peter Mianraca, ltt Rt 15. who formerly wai associated with Canter*! Barber Shop, Red Bank, aad other shope la tto ana. UTTLE SILVER - The new formed oammunity aad pubwelfare department of tte bier. Mra. William Muller. Mn. Mr. MUmnea haatod «yean of Mtperiaace as a barber. He MaMnJM#auaiHa, ' aaf Mla> Stophen Stopton PonaaM, FonaakJ, Mn. TtoWM Tfcamai Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lletoek, 11 evening Fattkk and Mn. Raymoad Van- QPJeapto Ave^ Fair Haven, has Woman* Club made Ita. Initial hat lived beta five yean. if IN noentty to Hit atop toweat of Five Carnan, near the MoUetowa Shoa> t Atner w W dbptojf^ a «o»tetida or Quern" for the' Shera ana, toruttlo SUvar Frfeodsof tto U- OOF TO MEET tttoatolntoa, eralu and jiw INI. bi by Oiuf I. Nordram, cap- brary Aatxiatkm fortinpurchase of reference books for the ping Center. MIDOLETOWN - The Young Uln of the Sandy Haok Division MM, LOUII Kramer, fund-rtlt- Republican Club will hold Its of tto United States Coast Guard newly renovated library. COMMITTEE NAMED y y IK chairman, Mid a rummag regular meeting Monday at 8:M..uxillary. She will reign during Mrs. William Wichmann ROCHELIE PARK - Mem MM will be held In September, i. m. in McOulre's Grove. The National Safe Boating week, June Ud a theater party In October session has been designated as and MM. Albert Berich pre ben of the installation commit I' to July S. sented the check to Mrs. M Wll tee for the New Jersey Chirop-- "Past Chairman Night." Police Mlas Llebeck was named "Mlsi liam Towers,', a member of the odiot'i Society annual Installation f When ihe^rencitflrit bulll Capt. fuymnnd Walling will dls- Sea Bright" last year. A boating enthusiast herself, she com- M Dr. Raymond DICarlo, Red. association. dinner held here Saturday Includtjttlement In what is now Peoria CUJI "The Youth Problem and Itl., In 1710* they named It "AuHow Best to Meet It," The meettn'g will he ojxm to all tawtwhlnthe rommer, Her boat fa the discovered by Polish aclentlit Branch, amldr^john Crlaan!i petes In hydroplane regattas in The astronomical aystem was Bank; Dr. A. G. Silver, Long W which means, roughly, "OH» In the new country." residents. "Jersey Kitten," ICopernlcui In 1M0. Aibury Park. tmrr WIT FUSTIC MP».. ltff.t7h iwr iftcau 82* it uw. KNJAMIN MOOU 50% OFF LIST! 30 MONMOUTH STRUT ID IANK PMONI SH IM MOAPtnarr SHUWUUIY PMONI SH M i l l

64 ^^PRFF* W^^9 rw^r* Pr^MP* P^rM^BJr^P* S^SjIpPBFyMa' W R^^P Junior Service Leagued ToCraiuttf ATLANTIC Shop Eariu More fit '59 af lor to Thrift aad Coa- Sha» of me Juata eagee of Rod Bat* Mn. Dacmaa McFaddia, Jr. Of Oooanport, shop chairman, at ' profits fret* May * County Often To Pay Half Of Lot Cost wftowoaftoi Aiteoo UMO. MM Toacaon Apnt Speak In Synagogue COAL tht roport. she said. Tho Thrift Shop, at I - Shrawsbwy Are., CIOOM Jaat: r.aaltrmroopeaiai... atiaa>4ev tale will ^^datt Mrs* McFaifla t»«mofoa aoitomha Mn. McFaddin Aat tht shop playt 'tood-tuallty used " ^ appu. * W«MB ethtrwiae _ -- afford them," she Mid. "See- Ma*. It aupparu thelei charitable projects" Tht fund, oldest continuous tatgat protect, has first claim oa profits, Mrs. McFaddin ««4 with surplus rectiptt Into the league's commtalty welfan fund. AddiUoaal sources «niww T?^ apodal events as me Turf^Cherlr>BaO aad tht "FoBtot- A atw Thrift Shop aattey.ff nat* pat Into offeet hat baaa Die acceptaact «f we enawat ehlte la tad If aii im Ml SB»W MMMPVtMtMO^I " " V 1 " " " tweets by Mn. MeFaddh Tht chairmaa gavo «M fav towing brtakdawa oa ractipta: Thrift Shop net profits. O, ; ! Contigataaat Shop aot >» profits.».»» Tht On ; ment Shop, edjanlag iht i' atora, operates oa a eaaualatloa ibtsis. with tho taagat rotalalag fane-third of the ractipta from each Worn tokttora Mn. McFaaJta MM tkat «M 1Moamouth Coaaty aay ojoi ojoaciai hw h CJUUM of the atop to rakw faada ttft.armbtta»a»la. Tati aatafl Tho for their owa programs..mrs. Gtorga Ely,of I fcury! manager tf Iht < od shops. Serving oa tho Thrift Shop board with Mn. McFaddhi > haw bon Mn. Hadley S. Idas, Jr., Oceaaport. aad Mn. William, e. Rich. Jr.. Fair Havaa, ce> -;.chairman of the consiwaatat «vision:-mrs. C. I. Rathmff. and Mn. Donald Wingerter, both of,; Fair Haven, co-chairmen of flu ': thrift division; Mn. Gerard Aly bortt, Fair Havta, secretary; f at foana t at?:» f\.«im '< MJ MMtoH> MBMMl M^Oft SMBMU lbs *! WiWJ M orw ' IVirB. RDBm n».ton, treasurer; Mrs. Raymond - B. Cany, Jr., Ramaon, ptaco- 'moat; Mrs. Jamts V. Bulmor, Jr.. Mlddletewn, In chargo rwia4ow dtuorttiont, aad II <> William Seen, Pair Havta, sus- _ laat Tbwtday'co- ~ whw. wo tht fa- Mrod two gaard, d aad wgl aporatt a thud tttta park attt. Tht park hi oata It[htnagh rat. Tht Thrift Shop Is nttd by the sorvico orgtaiiatkni at a "total imgat projtct," with ajl '" tm^a^la^^mb: atafesaaalajhbil satk MlaaMi %A _J aaalflmi ^Maaltalal dbl arpmrom TwWMM^ Ml KB HM Hadet PTA HasSmmer RARITAN TOWNSHnuA td dm tapper was tht light of tho hut tatottag M "boan aack of vojaatoor work at vwea of Mrs. Amahs A Mn. HowardDaalg aad Mn.< thnr Kastr. tmattamy COM alassti. lumrfsmarikdbn of tlxi tat. AatMlag with takta w» attaaa tad tood anaajsasjasj loagne, alao eojurlbato goods to rtro Mn. Pat Oatdai. Mn. STshop- haafhtk M^Jtt^t^.* sa.. tft^j r.iri SfDovt Srdu Camn Site ATLANTIC HTGHLANDS-Mn. Martin Fiaan w u htftaood of ihe Asaodation of Girl Scour Loadtn of District 111 at a i fo-ir Odd Fellows Hall last wo*, tin. Howard McClay, rttirlng chair inuii prctcntm a cmirman'f pta to Mn. Finan. Mn. Gnnt ReynoWs. district ^m director, showed a film, ^ "The Nor ttaatpabhe i DM Howard Mw nmat aaa Mn. 'rmt Mr, Kon I'M "Tat.Car 1 dlaaatrlaaat CHftord Klm«a, Mn.GotfBtl Trmiam PhOstt -afiiht FT loanittttt ' "' ' - VthiBttsra to aasjtt Normaa..ip In a Girl seo «Mn. M Ragar. Mn; I ^gcounc'l.' Bf Bufano. ^ A site for troop camping, wu Mrs. James Harkms, aaeratary,' discussed. Mn.,McClay appointed Mrs, Edward Winter.. Mn. rota a Moor of apareessooa la, Helen Donoughue. and Mn. the pro from MM gndaatlag Charles Alban as a committee to eighth gndt due of R%rltaa Investirate possible camp 'sites Township tar tm doatttoa toward In town. tnrgradaamg At tho coach* A neighborhood overnight of*t Mn. WaMan eamping trip wu planned for Sept. II and 12 at Camp Noraaco. Mn. McClay announced that a Mariner trooo in being formed, ander the. * leaocrahip of Mn. Hugh Winter, Grand Ave ft wl» bo open to all girls 14 years otd «or over, re«antess of previous LScout experience, AND CrjNCCRT " Red r ASBURY PARK-The Ameriaan Lesion Bob Eberle Jr. Me- night, at the MMw^Park Ht> wtd at a dtnntr-duee Ttwtday mortal Band of AsburyPark Pott Newark, given by me. 14, Frank Bryan, ennductnr, wilt dee State Chapter, AgMr ' present t band concert' Sunday Inu and Loan laatiittt. at 3 p. m. In Convention Hall. She received tht i Mrs. Malle Honored Mrs. Rose C. Malls of the Mtiaitaf Fedtnl Savings aad William Shoopsll. music super. visor In the menury schools, and Samnson, «"lembe' o' tb* As- lit Long Branch. bury Park High School chorus Similar awards w«re prottntod wil' b*. vie 1 10'oiEf". The An r to Psul G. Bettehhiuten of the lean Legion Twirlers, directed by Shadow Lawn Savings aad Loan Sonia Grill, will do a routine nndassociation, Long Branch, for the the Legion Color Guard will advance and retire the colors. : FAMILY PICNIC SET LEONARDO - The American i Legion Atuu'liary.will hold a fam j lly picnic and the Junior Auxin i ery will be guesta July 2«. The f place will be announced later I Mrs. M Alden I.ifnbertI is i chair hi man. Tne Junior Auxiliary.' ' marching unit nlchts at the post home, stortinr ' June ''(i ill 7 p. in. The Hiixl will purcluisv n coffee urn nno new dun poles and sirups for pnrudlrih The Imslncss mgrtin)i wns held Meinrfny,!nnr 15 nn,30. award for having acts Savings M*»«n PrlnclpUsf i course; and Louis A. Mioa af the Long Branch Savings and Loan Association for. the Real Ettatt Law II course:. FIREMEN TO MEET UNION BEACH - The Moamouth County Firemen's Association will meet Monday at I p. m. in the Harris Gardens fire house. It will be the final meet- 'ng before the summer recesr Final reports on the fire college and field.day will bo given, The Nile River flows l throuph Afrlrn tn th? Mediterranean Sea. Thai JSJM) RONSON ummis SHCE2*. GIPTSET 2-ft mu at atjaata M M H B«B«iajBlaarMaMM 1MB (sud) aatrofcm.hiigilathol W Mr>i MlssWdW * W* 9 w ail dtbat la hw wmb ITMTtaM Mratte httd s^tftajai MMM at Ft» MBV aplm MMalaV smpat* Hft J»_ M M B ^3 ^3' smmh MWstt Jaw WfJW WWW ' MMMI MMJ^ ttap I: Ml Mr. Mi KUML WMmt INVEST for INCOME W MaVSi Mst'lBHaWl am N> J» RdjfJdjBti OMJf latnnru UMntD OFFER FANNUM t NmEST PAID QUARTERLY lo-yr. MATURITY REDEEMABLE BY HOLDER PRIOR TO MATURITY T-SHIIfS TOiACCO 11M ROUTI34, LOOKATAaTMSI Ma SAVMOS pot TODAY THRU SAT RAZW WTCHtt ^WI^R^HBIBW^

65 ludg \e Your Vote Heard, TeIU New CUium* For Club MNK MCJgPU Biai B. MHMB MM a rfwwtw at a Awt., an a CMwnlty fcfcwl W Mi a 4v" *^ ^**" HI wary JMM I. Tito It a af tta ; / * limuwit.1 if* OTBJMH-mBl i IN TIMiAMha larwaci»» "P l^pfi 14 Mn. 1MB 0. Bui. CHB- M) MM 9*1119% MMVV n» «aanaai H I BJ IT **.» Ewnnwiii «tf» * IWAC jaartafi «rf «*> MMM M>4l»4*fe. M/Sat lawwffbfh* IV., «a aam Mr a iw^ Hewhon V5gS Prompted HAUT0UL COit At * liataace MV amal WAVB V.' V^r^^Mav! By MP^B '^^MBJ A^^fltiBK AB1B^B\ - Mi A*. Uauto tmw.1 MT* MM IM. PVMMM * JMH 0TTO!»> Ml at* \mglm M-, T» la Itmir CKy. Foodtowi mi Mm M. 0. **,! i^ttjj^s%t» 1 Mr MOM ikawaaanah VMIMa twmlmalt ^^^ FMB BMNR» MNIM MSMil Karl latttt M m M w> let WOTW, XMMI Mar Rt, PrttkaM; <HMI KOP"k MI Mm U lastf 1,Kra>. WMI rrwn- CMUMI COMMMt ft *-»-*- «aa. - Vttf lalbhiwmi ;Y1* M b Iteaaa, ftahaa,ati w l; Mar ttaihlit Taa- Mr. aai Mn. Rtbart Mr. aadmn-frabld Mr. aaimn. imfma TaUriactg. jtttmtw.» If. F. Grtgtraoa. AUmtk V BPM^BN DcNetlk nd wmrtalli wtra Mryai, attta anker Mmk «u provided by lack E+ Mr. ROM It aalai nanaam wardi tad bit orclmtm. tivt aahdalad KrMk At O«wnl CaMt Cijapiay, Hrtfc AaMay. UM «i«mlt iradt ttacfem. Mn. vmm -wpw yaw»», iw HHMi'aji^aHbHvHiiif» P. C Wfrtbum aid Goto BM* M a fm af war kam.m acn,,'.mmi fmh. ifc JwTt.MMI» lif# fiiw* nun HMHlay, Dw«lu McCna. aai Mr. ni caamm ak faaaw aai two PRIME SIRLOIN fjtiak WNNP f 3.T5 Otft lam.mttt PB^MVIMA A* RAMP fc t-l BM-a ' l ^ ^ g j ^ ^ ^ l UMWMJ fn«i MHa MI MM MN 0IN»OUT OPMJSMBI More ajv aaamii' OTti :.JWB P.*aa* la aanp*. yni ts* faat aw imi <a ka pai.. «> tat-tea ta ^^_ _ ^^^ ^^ L y^ ^ ff^k'mmftm a^a PMMV #" «^H BWV M^ BHPy TIMOTBff Wl ^_^a^.' * ^ ^^^^^^^^^^M^^^B ^ kih'^^^^^k,^^^^^^h. i^^^^h a^^^n R 9^9m W^P w pi* MW ^tbsl #V Mv wtlm M Wl MOT VACATI M UllY 3Pe. RATTAN V V, w V ^ I CHAJtt ' v ^ MM IN*. '3? #1 in.** I^BaV.BKa^ B^BBlakaBB^ ^B^BBB H>B^^^Hh ^L^^ ^BiakflBBta ~ ^B^B"BBB^B MI BMta nr yaa ia M*a your WEOtMNe ftklftion, MNOUET OR PARTY. Km that la nlai tka aai. Mm* yaa an SSaaiai «*Jtf A«S2J5««f»L HoW Hladyildo T4MI. M M. afeam'at arttta MANY awtl OBOUM AT MtDUCtO OMRAHAN LOUNGE CrlADtSat LOW LOW PRICES mi CUSHIONS mil SSBS &!**&" lot, if J Rivn lor immittottlr Ja «rltln la Alktn A. C-l (or pnm K*rr, It.,'Ot«rk ot & sroutk H RUKIiWI, H. *. MUtrn MM DltMlorfi OhltctloM, If»ny, ihould b. made AnlhnnT Hdlul, rtmminl, RumMR, N. J. Uuii r. Mniitdi, Utn\ttr-Ttnnn*t, Bumxm, N. J, rr.nk Millusl, Vie* RUBMliM I, T.m«... Mflfc«If fit* Molly Pitcher Hotel MVIRSIDI AVJNUI RID IANM Our Smart Ccekttil Uunfa Faaferai IflaMantat Muilt AMKI PAMKINO-OraN IVBN1NOI aai ICNOAYI Modern Ranch Living 421 MOAD ft. Ope. Ihrtwtbury OLwr SHRIWSWtY MtMMii larlbf* M.

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67 Columbia^ Milton M. Smith, Rumson Resident, Is Retiring -a* brief career tor behind kin widelyof dramatic Smith, H Ave.. whose energies of Ik* theater have teojadary ftaura in retires all OaJ»*/t.B»»«of Iho Edtt > aijb aa aa ssstrectsrltk. ho ka DmMticArttOM riakilbj (Tba* OaassT). fa) AMM TIM Per agopfat Ma, but alaa «to with to la little theater feral aunm LlA was sittias! mi' l producarf aad dtracton. UI He was awarded a master's degree by Columbia in Mil. Tan "Da jna five a courss ia the. yean late', ha Joined the Teach. irfcal %ttavf r aht asked. "Wo db\ M en Colleta faculty, ant. ia NOT, Pnl.. Smith replied. he bscame the director ef the asnbam as ouickiy as ebm me WOTINHI my»/ Just bought a eummer thaater and I hava to an-_. pnimcopny oegrse irom ca> **V hwruwer of the Associates. Prof. Smith received a lumbia Us 1*». Six yean later She Ml earooed. he waa apaomtod aaattaa* professor of speech at Taaehara CoV In time, word reached Prof. Smith from the straw-hat thea- Mmime$ to Wtkfy fmr freruit* Tko V. S. Marls* *» «Mi hi Mi! C. ML Of VoteMaelu TtEEHOU)-JayJ. * aaietlaaitaald Jhel dramatic art* at otldorotkaav! of the boat Ugbtiag experts in the circuit. Aad the lighting class 'nils last school year, Prof. made her so enthusiastic about patio at' ismith haa basa on leave. It hat turned achoavapby pmdmiiua tte N Nat only has he.come at **"^lcaialdy. hk office mine campus fcrnemsunatioa with, slidmts. hjt*^ for tbs thoittrjlw. built at** to We was an easy tmnsmutatlon from «. Prof. Smith ia his ntudents aadj WHh his wife, termer v i : :v:*'q ataff nsembtn. Tho energetic professor need a peculiar, effe* fold. iataauoa iaf rauriai ia tho naval Richard Makaoy, Mrs. Franda What he anted that it wat the ~ rmsttmractrtcmolyneux, 3Mth aanivoraary of William To Work la Ganfca l«a.:,(^,v,: loa«i»mery. Mra. " Coagrovt'a The Way of "III work m aw garden, of Ctrl OlkukiB. Mri Mary WorleV he announced he waacourse," ha said, "but I i MfaV ' JttM^ul nvboa MlaV to revive me comeoy ai plan to direct a_puy at summer Mary Rftf Rudiaaki. Mn. Leonard Russo. Mra. Frank Steeger, Sawral facutty"memat H. He alao drew from.his Ion, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mra. Joseph i ej a^ajvas> vev^v^aew -_, II was mad, experience is education.'to make Graham, Mn. Lester Fryim, Mrs. PiejTiaRfc Matted, "and mat AnAMLatAl ^aemmboum^^bdm ' ' Edward Soles, Mn. Arthur * "fc" WTrell VUttmlWmmmt., was abtinst Prof "Like freedom," he ppiaski, Mn. Wlbner.Blaaaaka, M Conireve pre- learning is muchmlmmdentood Mf Mrs.»- Daniel Raajhaw and Mrs. Mttoiaa Iha play la 17*) at Lincoln's bw Fields la London, the sentativea of small new countries i Mn. Steeger, chairman, «.._, and perhaps over-rated, b Kcpre-'ol» seem sometimes to sjpgg st that,,«h» tasttlkttioa dmner will take tradiuoa of disapproval by "sitif we were not so aolflsh, we place at <Sd Uaiou House, Red tins on Its hands." fn fsct, the could easily knock together a Bank, In September. tframa'a cool reception angered fevr casks offreedom,and export Congreve. Ha never wrote anoth- BuTProf. Smith wai adamant ant Ik* comedy was produced. A few days later he found in his cimpaa mahbox a letter from VM MBaagva who esrlier had ojucamoaod fhe aaaily ef the project "' ' ' "Haaaa accept my recantation about T h e Way of the WorloV C0L0MD SLATE *rt. Qntn Purple raosf V a^m AT THE VILLAGE GARDEN CENTER 24 Cfcarry Trt* tarm M- OS Op*n Mondny - rrldiiv t:so A. M. tn II V. M. Saturday and HIIHIIH.V BlM A. M. to «r. M, rw Ho aaki that a atav^avlte thatnead In tl wmhawre bury put Cavakada of Pfe* * fcmehtafrasa w* be uwd. b that derna* ',., - *> the Cavtl of Am of the Eaguah Deaavtmeat all Horace Mana School far Boys ia Ull. * position ha filled them, like automobues. to their countries where all would then he well. Just as tt hi Impossible to export freedom, so is it impossible to transmit learning to LOW BRANCH - The preslhmchwn of the MothWa students. H la pnaiblo only create an atmosphere: kt which GnUd of Star of the Sea Academy learning can grow. Oa the whole, wu held at Shadowbrook,' this atmosphere is probably ; last Thursday. ter in the country now than It Mrs. Joseph Catalano of Longl wns n genernnon : ago. *^f-branch. Ntgeiag president, waa ship and research, for * " >- honored and was presented a and perhaps 1 for the wren * v T silver tray aia^^neubkmas aa.ehbh ^ A^a^B^m aba^bmb^swab^s^dl a\dni^bj' mudmi mtv IIMIIV' tmfbbjdwq Mm About «women were present. respectable," Quests at the past presidents' Included Mrs. Charles Hose pare to those of two generations U Bedford Hills. Mn. John Quire ago? lof Long Branch and Mrs. WU "I often feej,«at the cad im Chlego of Red Bank.. yean ov lencniaam mnt my oaai The incoming officers, whtl atudeauan batter aad the poorwere installed at last weava) are poorer than deur pndacai meeung, were presenfoa: aw* son," Prof, Atwth said. "Probably there has bean little change. Gregory Lenlsakus, vice WUItam Holland, presidsnt, Mn. prainv PTA Present* 125-Year Pin RUMSON - Forrestdale Parent-Teacher AisoclaUon has prer sented a scholarahip to Mn. Pearl Lemberg, teacher of the sixth grade, to be used this summer for graduate itudy in 'remedial education at Temple University. Philadelphia. Starting next fall, she will teach remedial reading on a full-time bull at Forrestdale. Fatima Club Has Supper Msmben at Chib of Si le Church it week with mar on the Mrs. Joseph sl'lm, Marcla. Mail Flaky, Mn. me. Mia. Saawal Larry Wrfc, Mn. R.J. 1* Mn: Joha Lucyk, Mrs. Mother^ Guild Has Luncheon avsja}ii i * BMp^avfl^s^ as a]abebbje> evvejs^e^bfbnvab' ' aas^eaa dent; Mrs. John Robbtas. treasurer; Mn. Harry Shane, flsan- teachers seem to me very food indeed, and they are the important ones, for upon them de-ly, corresponding secretary, and clal secretary; Mn. Daniel Kelpends the statue of learning." Mn.;Francis Hurley, Kcordbtg : secretary. ' Mrs. WilUam SimonelU, chair, man, announced that there will be no more mattings of tbs gtjktl wtu the fan. T^1 CAP Slates"" Pilot Survey WANAMAS5A - Monmouth Compbiite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, will participate in a deral Aviation Agency survey Jury lt-19. First Lt; Robert Clay, here, Mrs. Lemberg received her commander, said. "The purpose Rift at a PTA luncheon Monday of the survey is to set up a system to provide a safe and ef- for the school's faculty and staff in the home of Mrs. Arthur L. : fleucnt air traffic control for all Adamson on Osprey Lane. non-military aircraft." Mrs'. George Brown, chairman The squadron's Job during, the of the spring book fair, an survey will be to Interview all ncunccd that the $300 earned at pilots landing and taking off»t the event will be used to pur Asbury Air Terminal, Rt., 66, Neptune. 'hase hooks for the Forrestdale ibrai'v. Co-dlrcctors for the survey will 'llfllrr'i clmiiirirti ad purct be Warrant Officers Raymond Iv In Mnnmntilli rnuhty*. gr.lt Uross, New Shrewsbury, snd Lyn tut:* wliffr«huytr* Ani.flltftf Wasserman, Bradley Beach, i Iffo... license, Fined $105 FP^y WPPP^T^ S^^Bpn^ ^ ^ ^ ^ met ef the dinner FAIR HAVEN - Tickets are composed of ike borough cowerii FORT MONMOf/TH-Cet PaaJ wae (oramhy Pan MeanM** aa> Bernard W. Jones. 17. ef ft going w*u for the testimonial dinlor Edgar V. DemiK, Ticketo can be obtained from mander of the United States Ar- aad Roy Nelson, borough derk W. Albert, former deputy com- PI Red Bank, yesterday m Orleans. France. was lest any one of them, Mr. Magee my Signal Research and Dsvetee- Laboratory, here, boa as- aaoaoaoeaeoaoaoeoooa^ I fined SMSfordriving wkjie *» r*at(sed en mayor here since W4I or term the heeds of or-menjgaaizabeae of which Mr. sumed command of the U. S. the revoked bst. "ttms 'tm«n Eugene M Magistrate John V. Crewdl nlflned Jones' friend. Nicholas affair, vnch will be held July Theodore D. Parsons, Agency et Vhtte Sends, New g Magee. who is chairman of the a member. Army Signal Missile Support Falcone. Asbury Park, IS brlit T:«p. m. in Sea Girt Inn borough attorney, will b He succeeds Cat. John abawiag aa ualicaaeed drver to Mr. Oeeise icsigned the chief Mefjevera at the desert testoperate hi* car. Mr. Falcone said let Jones uee h.s car, but never asked if he had a license. Others lined were EdwerdT. Wttba. fl» River RdL, Fair Haven, U lor paaauft" on a eureo in a school saae; DaaM V. Lewis, «, of V west Weekwde Ave mil Richard K Orr. IT! Ave., Pair Hawse. Ikt far aight parking and twice mow court ' Two complaints uainet Llsaelj [Jackson. 37, at Ways:ds Rd.. Haw " rswsbur>, were turned over to the fcninouth Cauaty JtiwaHa Court. The youth was charged by Police Sgt. William P. Patterson. Jr., with driving a Uccnae and without tho ewaar'sl Going Well kyos TOWN 1 BARBER SHOP T T "T BAMB m # CLOTHIS Hvsnr. 35 NORTH OP ftvtooawtbj* "PETE" MODUTOWN i /Wr Hk Stnkm.. Comrtmy. ChMrm*$ Hilrtmf WtMttLY Of CAIDNfft'S larmft SHOT MO RANK WU PINT MMWIII tmluifo Mf. M. It It. CHARCOAL mejimih PUT OH PAHITI»M. Icej. 2.W... lilt PUtnC MOPCIOTH..,. W VaVp' ^^N0WVW VpeHl ^^gfewbre^bw "^ " ^ eo#«if«"e* TOASTMASTBl AOTOMATIC TOAtTM IS PT. #JeJHn9l N0H' 8 Taat' FOR TWO DAYS ONLY MbMb h I Stvlii SH: MfL,7s4ft MfL MfL UK* ft..mibbbv "*-' Ida* Wffwf mf OTaW* MpT H" < MMI NPVI VRVWQ 9n tjamawv* VrMf M ymbt VM** HIM for A Change TORCH UMPS 2 ^ 7" ML. ttc RAINCOATS a^bbw ^B^^B^B^B>S^BU; j exfffu^bj 1 W ta 5* ALUMINUM FOLDING COT Made with heavy arson duck WHITIHOUANO SlifMly Irregular &gakjbm ^B^gaa Wgf jbbtg^ua g^ Up te 32" WM» 98 Rwf. J'Jf CHAtU LOUN»M FADS TO CHIUMIM'S 15 fl 11 ft ODORA CLOSETS 7" \l» l«pr. «.Npr. S.«pr. HJtpr. Mar., Mtpr. Mlar. ; Mlpr. pair i wmtb t» Iha pair, wtdttita the pair S3 m. IJipr. Mlar. 4.MBT. Mar. CSSar. T.Mpr. Ml or. ILNpr. UJIpr. rnsfr ONLY tof> 1t.W ZOBELS ^p^b^env e^hvhnj H Wnvsl UMOBOAT SALE! M IIP. «aay lateba BT fat CaflJb) IAllp as 'TjfV^tjj^' IHUapuF;: ANY WINDOW UP TO *UHT 2t^M4lt PTIAMI $121 Twa «lait, MI scraam panel- Switch a«noli tooasityfraia nhtateyvwhae»a Rsmsmker»T7 WJYS * >YIN0OW$ IfmAUOf 17x54 34x«3 STOCK AWNING SALE SIOK DELTOX FIBER RUGS Wle)a seleerlen of colors. Also spociel wlithi far nantaft/ ' lifi 4x12... txlo - 17.W CHAIRS FOR BEACH CANVAS * WOOD Zfl ft 3W-AUIM. IACKRIST4.fi UACHft LAWN CHAIU LOUMOR UMMU1AS FATHIR^ DAY»o N you MV# O CMN^pO CCCMMf Of Miy CO" ftamaam la*'ntawiav llamlahdkdbl tta%aaabb%sl tfeam iviv m ifiv wnifw iinwi #^" dbl jg)^bvjb>almgugv dgbldb>4laajalgbibba dbba% BVSOIBMSBMK S ' * Q Haaarfjo; ejcc*jaa ST CJT riwwn» BUDGET TERMS FREE DELIVERY DAILY aad SAT. A. M.teI P. M. FRIDAY S A. M. to I P. M. l 47 Brood St. JHawyilae

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SMB. lle^r*j!mltltm. "^ W i H^Ba^T ^av ^Jwi f#^ III WliH# BMjjlwM#t _0" * emiitlm M. Call m l-*l» alt»r C a. m. a 0U> MKM>W 00 IMMTSMa ^MMMH^aATcA^aBlP M TtRBB Hi Taaait aair, peaa JMaa,.AUi. C«i» a»m»>l MS al,l, ^^MBk Aaaatf ^^ah a\aftal AaX> ffisar'-v^ r^flst M«ric.»»»- urn UNI MM*, A MW *M kr M. nttakla lar aimllnfl «am. aa ttl. kraal anr Mm. «Mar aaal. MM % W. UTOIt WaMrtH a flbaal IWIVv AkBaaL0Ja>faB)a^aA abmbtviflvhl aaaaj ataaal rt VLUMBBR aatlttkb. aac«vaua«. Mat raawaw. «rtraanira aafll «M ij; pwfwa nil QUTiVKPfV* JTalTWl. *wp Ml Mfci flmtrt. ^ Tit _?* '"CO ; TOwMNIFi H. oa «, BM aw *MM a ktaajnai. lanwaaaal 1 (Upt at H. M raaajra* far atwaaa I:M a. aa. aa4 a Mra. t. BMIar. Sa «M MM.ABaraB.Skiir.it - Married BUM wttk ear. M ar a*ar. eaaamaa la Miaaaiatf M Oaren mwttle*. Muat have ratarraaea. DraMa* aaa aamaihalaa. Ban aaaataa tar dmvtrt r»aaaa*r. to * wmm immmf. Car) Mr. dark. M tea a» eaaanmnial. MOWTMO. weeding-. IkMraaanek, Uiaat atawaabr Pa. th""" ** WLP WANTED UAH* FEMALE TSCmnCAL BCRSTART Malara f WffsMnrfaf? dvwawlewalf wv^apnttvapatatiriatp, "TaaMlMl." SM III. RM Baa*. Mi rtk*. Ckapat imk. IWIM ran M* «H*a.awr p**y mm. ayja aaaaj, k. ex TyS,. tin. TUtZ U^~- -aaw ar aaa lafm'uma, am aaarra. HlaVaWfl fpbl rvanaaavt OvwafaTSllVvlaV pawari* kw. M M M t l H w*> laamjf artlara wa «u gaajmlaa a raamtf. U> CAVrYAStBM - Wtn m aarmlim. MOM have car. Meal aipaaraat. w» etaraeat Ontta; aa* «M*m'aana. prafarakir married, aaa M n Fay n Wartaia. ata. a; aaw, aaa «wa Mtt*. AD'awMM amfmar/joau KB I4MaiUr f a. av swff Ma >W**"l**w*w*»f», It ta 4. M I4M, NATIONAIi OONCBRN axada arra-a' will "amalanw lar malar Ml aayr aaa, A-*'a>ja<w. fair* Ml Ws> MlaVe apf 14M1 SaMU 1.M1B altar MjTOfl FORD F4 traaklirjmm Mtr. auaia SSMT! BarMrr ^^'ailumfam? Man. i M i-im, aartakk awctrto retltlar. CA ar aaarrted women wttk ahlm erred. Can th UTM a*, par JPjmSTART - Praambly BA9R W Matins a aa<ar» amaet*] la Ml. KM Bank. vmtotanhib an IM_«a aav 1 ^M!» Ha* lav IHRIB!! Mjaiia wn Sm mm * m WONPA-in«lum am MrMtor; CBM'a rmffeeaaa; tratamg ekalr: Mafia bad H dreaaer. other baby Rama. BIT " uawtm W ffla IM RM * m KmaMtr amhaaal tuti. anacmn: tnr»«martl«.ta> la HVar*VVvvO avollq CAa kr Klla>. m> ttrla Mewa. l % If. BttallaalMafmaa. IM.. Pilr Htm. Iff 1-JJW. UNounnr piroom ar an nr»aa. c»a- BAl PIrOOR M0DBL akmnma aata. M" «MM aarcalaln alnk earnl lam InaUllaHaM. IUl Plaar aal van n Mat r ararr mm at»,ii. r»l» Cmft tin- M ««t»«m" trin. ratvlar » antj M" l whiu 82?StinJ"* **" w OMAN wteaae ta a*im Bar name lar werttne. VMM thaaa II aesrret rataa. lit mall kn.n tamaaerar. tt Waat Sink. Ml T4SN, a. m. Lulft'a Ra«taufant SarNin Rd., Rad Baak. tike MJM MI fj%^ WnMAK PULI'TIMS. Vandav tsaa tsnaail M lararaim aad waalm MarkVaTM 1 Suk. aaar PrMa*» to I. Muat ka akla ta tyaa, 'n4> Wflt ntrnltn #swh9fit BO LUMBBB. U4. lat 1st «WU tak* aboruwad am haw knmimaa ala tr t-um ainr turn.* AS FAIT ir OPBW aknrp-n.,! «ajiaiaiaabaaiaiaba»ai aj^m., M^^^M,_,mg ^_ A_ ptoai «lanna.am.imim: ltt SUktBrrTART BTJUCATJO!* BMjar [SfAaVaV ahattf UQFraW awatalaawbmjt, #lfalbl#j O araaantl* arlafldln* aauamarmmw ta MM M4 lm MrM. HM BUkiar aaftanea. tea. Old MUbflahad. Rrd _ tator cklmrtn. «.«, m t«wwt al fmtt BMW, tain, M4 WaatnaM Bt BH MMft frni. P. O. Box HI. Rad aik I ar chmaa. Call Bit I-74M. nwaara. euel caaement wlnoowa, X-RAT TBCrmtClAM TrptNt raa.«irm. rulltlmt. Cad M 14TN. OPKRATORI - wart for food atilrt aawra a raaaonabtr cam ahln Danald-a Laundry. M Marlon *., Had Bank. BH I4MS. OBNBRAI. OFFK7B WORK! kltfi achaal traduata, v al flnree, n»e-d»» m BIOH KMOOl. BTVDBNT «MM Uka daytlma wart rm a nahyaltta* ar imtkar-a Mawr. PIWM ah T4HS. * (Pmrm(T*W WOKf m work. Ralaranaaa. AT 1-HTw. «7i WILL ckim ton MirMrM iii mr Ifcawia. ky Ina awar, */aak 9t amatt. HOTawVtaSSffJISPrr My M. M. BalH-tn Keamara Apply m aeraen FrMay _ tsi* MfefIMM - Wflt# romnca "TO** Can aamlartat raate wttk Paemkt twaen 11 a. m. ami Man. I VT llfrolgttftp 1 tv B**IF1T1 41 Otlv* I tour pink ataraae cakrnau. t «y be.. IT Wan Bl.. - ta Ml. IM Ban. a. Call mr tree eetlmate. «tyle MSJ.M only MM.M. OarMja Paa>ai as 9 Saaiakidkaa^M BBTBL^A^ Bkaa. eaaa _* abaa_. * dlrpaaahtntt. refular M M onlv tma, aranlnaa. Can MM 74iM arm I* Matt (VrsHT, V 4fltnlf*Urfl " Oil. ^> vw*rm t SO Wnlw Mtt am ItianiirlallM. DOCK fptcb «p *a ir. raeja, kaal BL. RM Bank. BR IM. I OPwflRTlThiTT BHOP AlfTtQUBB imrtcmhm.»ull ATTENTION WORKtafO MOTHBftaV- V. *.. and fftreltn attmpa. Biaae auek RBPRIOERATOR - Perfatt MMWM. ar aart^lmi. o«m w, lidlnf aaorta- 0* ran M M a, MMHTP chw MBBMT ta. Iota af Iron rleme, pitcher mn* «nrt aata. mapla rocker ami B^iltS's,.VRM' i»rnk,* trtl *arl tr waar. Call IH vn*m. MIMfVd ar roar akim al Vorkln«mathete * " Nnrlaa." «Broad Bt, KM Bank. Bk rleeat Camatetel* fenced *am. eertnga. " era, arta of rhairf. Iron i»«t«e it* water coaler, pine ehnta. rarmtamnt or [BfHIOBRATOR en. ft. Oanoral RNBRAL. HOUfBWORKBR viddl* pool, ene, Camaetent weman In ir >TMAN MtPP Qray fawarm Blaetrte. atcannt candltten. M. In. raer-reunr) MittMn, rmi altemlanea at all time* ueenrteed ^ lov "Oil st FI i *lli» crnflfft^ lil^n T)fa>f *My>a% flaaa. china, ellver. dona, lewalry. Call awn mawar. tmnr diit" r*tl Iraa ea fehrlatmtaxan BlaclrM Mwp. II na_wh»n»-l lnr Tl» V»'»iew«. Ill MratlM Mfma, Wktta SL BM T^IW. ma A**., aaraer WayaMa Rd., Tin- Braadwar, Keypart. CO I14M. vacuum claaaar, nap-* HsBRe fir 9^44 Fft^y* ^ttreffl atath -J CWMtfaWJ* M.MB. Fair TMM Wmrki, Kir wn rvorrt stlhi amuha nu U SM aftar am p. m. ^.^rikwim^^*" *v.n. l CM «H lllsl" I tasm MOWBRB and adm IMia akarara«ma raaajrad. Ranie untm, wtmwr WOK acnooii frmuata wtatm arark xpsrimcan TOUNO LADT wiai IPORT Ptakeraaan y aiula- Ian Fall*. Ptl«T MAWO In Tcntnt ranill. BXCBLUBNT OPPORTUrilTT ta n dar war*. Ratfnnaaa. t BM f4hi,, tlon. Maplt chert on chttt. nedltnt. Matiy- Mara real Mate kumtma. Fulltime. New Mlddtetawn "in re, Call wn. afl.ntm. MATVRB WnMaN win Mr* M> «ku w T^nit ' Wy 9VarY RAVB BOATS WILL TRADB VarY0YWflaw *a M ar mara alt IIM AjoB m.k nnciifjii _ h n.«toin*»r in* OB 1-JTI7 between «and p. m. ralla*. C 741 aura aaw if anarlamaa tm- Craawaj > M~bra5 kru4 anr M-nala almt tt.m each. Ctll afttr B:M «H 1-MH. -M dryer parta for e«i». Ut.D. A«- M mother'a n/h " pr««ww wmm warn "-- (kam erttk aair IM, M k, a. Tea-rear u 1nuntn. Can*» ORIBNTAL nva - Color mat. MM allaiwe Barrle* Co.. IM Btete Hwy. M. BAMaTRBM OR TAILOR - Mteady Mtlldren..Illdren. I»lvei r'a halpar or ta eara lar Bvlnruda, Inaludea ataarlnf wtitel, ra. Wa ainrlca at whil»a tel»«r» B«nk. If 7f«a». /Pormeny O A poaltlon, frte haapuallaauon pam va. < reneea. Call Iver'a ' Hcenae. _.. Character. raf- aamm. tliwr MMki. aprtoa, MM cttton. Apply Btar Cleanara M74 or avenlnia II Thureday after all I:W. day i AT 1-flkaaMalaaTaJl rm*jmeal«l*1 Bkfaalt BUkaMi darara, Myrtle Ava.. Loni avs&naa*. LAktmaTc-Mtn. VkCVVII ClXimr* >«nalmr<. any OtRU-17 wlahaa la kakyatl lurtni **w piataa, Hikia, tranaem pal, aam amkifa and iundiya by mivo. Allm Biwtrle ahop, II WMUBAR MAIt>~A(r IIM. no ««per; fienb aummar vacation. Rafawnaaa hardware and remote aantrela... fc>rt Rink. KH 74*11 aary, AT I-IIU. n vll (MS: Wu» mirror, dit «'»»4 > J. LAaT CAU, _ "Rainbaw" «M aft V four wood p«n«t*«1 door*. Pif 7 Mia. Kadi, riala, aatnnan, ktll M31.. aamara, AM* IwM, taekla, Haa. OPPtCB PlTIWnmB Foiir-Hrawaf Bstra 10* dlaeount an rmm. Raeanaltlantd TV'a M.M up. "Rala Red Bank. Tatma. Many alher baala, asatara riilnc rabin^ta I3!t fomntomner (t#nvt necaaaary. Wrlta "Bar Milri." m. <i«k mhtn «s», fl«t ton doubw 0 * If luaul aanrlet. rrthlitj l»i«at»1 aw to «T«. mmpi ty"«wtlt«r bow," itl Broad, Rat Bank. aajrvtce WHftB T0U WAIT-fl«luea WOMAN will *ara far «MMf»n In h»f an4 iraman. Tha Boalman'a Ihop, far OH) aaitjr. ToMInf ckaln, "0. oak tirptwrlt» dttk IM. Rank «t aarrle* ehar*«i b" brlntina your T«- HOUIBWORKBR - Parmanant yaarround poaltlm In plvaaant bomt> at* motbera.,ru (J3H.. homa by day or waak tor workma, " Itnrf r*hfttr l f*8 '»«''»«'''!») ' h^'r* rila or tikrlalon «H In (or rtpalra. taawnl UMM, eant ttblrl. port- MS. rlottim trm 19 lo HID. Burrin BAIT CARRMaBS - Maw, from «. C Radio»i«t Tr?l>rl>lor romnani', moapharr. Two chllrfrrn, 7 and 10 In Larieat atoek In New Jereey. Bvln. Armind A. Crulpl. owntr, 113 flhrawi- achaal. Prlvata qtiarlara. ovn ramota Ma kait, «Nt neki. etiiiuwtn, * H t '^ M TUTORINO Townf leackar will tutor ruda Hiet, aanlca ant aarti. Ripalra on all motara. M Wharf Ate., Mlvamra, IM MM ar CA t- Ktit Rank, nnan crlba. Mir- AVC UH I-»7M. control TV. Bscaliant D«al ocaanfrant puplle during aummar monthe, cradea l 1.5. rti." rrnlnm 7-a. etc. lave at nulhkorhood. Lira In only, KB I II7«, ] lo 11. loreta aharthand Included)., 1 Baat rroat LAWN ROLtmo Llmlnt and ftrtllll- KB H»»n aftar»:w P- m.» RM Bank. Jf. }. CITSTOM M«DB flfnt combination >.. Red Bank. > 'nr.. anrinir nfanim n.»*innabl«, n- OI.nr.R WOMBN - four da a a waak. WC BUT AND lelx anylhiai «n h nr vn'itn b«' inciiidln* two Hrfe ll«hl#. RIM Haalh. ra tw». Anawar pdona and mtkr apsotntmanti OINBTTB IBT Limed oak. Table, If OUTBOARD plywood boat, camplela for local ahop. Ml 1JM1. i ivarythlni. aira lha hliktat prlmi, rirftw»m, mhlntt.... lielvee and tor box.. five chaira and china cloatt. Two SITUATIONS WANTED with Meeilnc eantrola and wheel. KB Call William UH rrunllura Inc.. lotmnty a>«rti and Laff, Hwy. at, Vid Hi). Aaklnir IM. Call yeara old. flm. KB ATLANTIC IAWN RVICB-ipaclallilm In htavy duly rotary ateady or part-time. Bicauejit op- tl' CHRM-CRAPT runaaoul, Baoallenl BBAVTY OPBRATORI _ Ci pertrnoed. UOO 4M«wn, 1H t-jjll, OH" aranlnaa till MAHOOANT or mapla bedroom atl, porlunlty, ood wajei and vlemlon. WRINOBR typ* wmmn«w 9' w. mahotany dlnlm room eet, dlnatle laww mowlnaj of lawna and araaa KUheMne'a KUhaMnaa B*au Beauty ialn. Balon. MlMonmnulh IIMH MllOOb IBNIOR har eahdlllan, IIM. PR MBU. n»iri«r«p»tr on wrlnicr. aet, Phllcs record player, cabinet, audio couch, maple kneehole dte«, three drlver'a llcanaa, paint bruah, tawn trown out ar araraaa control. Alao Ilka odd lobe for eummer. Haa «,. Rad Hank. 7-Mft. RBMT MB YOUR kaal trailer far onojtilonic BALDWIN organ, table aete, aecrettry. BH 7. aaatnnal rnntract mowlni. Phona COOK - for nrliilt lamlly of two. Few mower, artlatlo talent, et«. Call date the laat weak of July lor my M Ik- II' boat, AT 10M/. KINAfj RALE All m>rchnndl» lulf am AT IMf? ah>r J:M p. m. brand HI, erlflnil prlei J1,*M. nitrite only and every olher Sunday nriri- jnni. n-vj-tt, p.rtn ihop. in.."*-. rjiln prlca «MK). Oil C ghkwuhiiry Av«.. Kr<\ dink. BI'BCIAL Wtahabie drapiry and afternoon. Write ilvlni nwelrlencr nml If CBOAR IIOWHOAT uort <on BOY 1«-needy, wlillni and able daalrea nart-tlma aummer amploymmt. illlkin. Ml BH l.»)4tl. ador 5 p. mji allpcover fabrlee, prlnta end aomrla, refercncm lo Hoi MM. RPD, Red Bank, HIIII.DEII tllfhait quality cuatom OUR AgTiArinTM(r* and at" wide, II.3B yd., ragultrly 3. IIrnon a Fabric Centfr, luneel Ave., near work. New conatrucllon, eltaratlona COOK AND, HOWBWOKKEH - _. Phone Itl/ 1-OaW. i. MINT A YACHT Brand new Fare foiirllp;lita. C«H «H maker, Bleak* tatir, completaly equip, nd rrpalra. Vnr»»^timale, rail Harbart perleneed, rrlvalo room and bath, AUTO OENRIlATon int atamd com Hwy. M. Aabury Park. xperlbncbn MAN -i r wiih»a day pail for aafe and aamfortarile crulalni IDMB HAH with wall burli h«r. f'rn«. Blffpnraiieh, 8) ',., nav. Call KR work. Call evenlnfi,ilrr p. m. IHAa low aa IIM par week Including, li _ ' «*Kh v»rl»in«.p«fd molor. l«y rartln and d plkinograph h cnhlnrlh UIMimlJT IMANfU-HOO to IJ5;»I 2 Vrlea IM. rur p«r!icul«ri oil Niywinlilnatlnn. Klflit Klflt iimlwrany l rf»lniiant rhnlra. HnrnlMnn Mr>Rrh lcr< rri»am miy Ireilroom atllt«ii2s; mnhnkany rrn- ni a (0 to Mo; thru, plfce rnihoi- CARRURETORI AND matnetol rtbum. Quick fartriry wnrkmanehlp. I7 i auranc*. nhrfwehury River Yacht Rental Inc., «n White at., R.^ nank. aj BRAUTIOIAN f!>«arl, all-round: lar'iincati(«j«a'ao n\«nlrurl«t. Call In lifrlon or l«yhani)l.ll no' vlahra y.ri) work, nouilaa Kl-i'lrlr Rn., 311 Baal Front 1-O300 or mi 1M«n. ilxrr. AT I-JIS7. Mmm 75; mahotany aecr^tary 1100; llnlir KK ITM. 407 "fl'r Avr. MpVINO-Miiat part or fulmlmr. Haa wnrlcrl with HI.. n>'l llnnh KM MII.'H. >vnlnill arrrrtary 170; flvr.plrn. lilnnil Alirnliurat. inii<liir<itie Rnrilrnar. f?all I\V 1-07HO. Auk f»m THoiirgON II nuiaboul. 6TTT HOVfNO - All nrrfrii i-iinrliliiiittll fllnctlft art 7S: Cottlapot r«rrlrrrator LAWN MOWKflB - Dawa anil dmla b f«mi! ' 'ilfl'it'tl Irri'/rr I1VI.... IHSHMNBn Inr garden nnrl lor Herb, x ' Hnntt, naw Angliat 4PAR, running llajhtr. IHK.dk Ait runiminnrr. I h. wllli Irnnifr IISH; Krlaililnlrn win; I'tin cualom hull cover, new 1M«, l.lnfi luiriif-ofl liv pi'rm'lilon inarhliipii. All deltixa tui.trlr rsnrb. twn florix ahoii. K<ci-ll»nl irowtli imtr-n»mp.»lt», lrm\,ll,,l Torn, ; rift I2.IM ynrrl. llnrdjf * Hun Inmt unnlinr, oar, ennat KUaVil approved L""' 1 ' ll " lnl '"» 1 r-«*nwfll, tur ( tffw *K Kunrantrr.{. Npw anil na^rl ninwara Imiirlil nn>l until. w«llln '< Haw andtna full nnrlfcufara nf expf^-lr-nnf rnttl -lnn«inr<i n'l«hnvr. rirtrri gfdlng Inr nl wllli growing hitalnnmi., Wrltn glv Ai'lluiil That'a «lmi Tlir- llr-ilitar. ' i'm luniitl. Jtrrl Biclnhnrli'a imrklnt Infi. 11 (Ttnv miahlona. twd gaa lamia, rftmul* con II nlili! in i r,liia<'i. fit., K*ii hunn. <» tfn ijnlly bi;, Ml. Mn*M ijii.li*. 11 l'«inii:,r,l /,vt., I^orl nstnlj' ili-jhr-1, In "I'r«mni'i l frnla unit ih>#rtn-ir.--«ien he- -aeen -al, lirn r.ll heir n'lvrrfl^rrn for nvrr Mirer- ijn Bull'iny, Jiifir. VI. I4»y evpnlnga 7p. g Fair llftvni Yni-hl Work*. tlfnormandl' Mnnninillh, KK II-SIM. itm Hunk. I HTM of a tantury. AilviTUMment. Ave., Fair llavan. WOMAN l«wlt psamsa i BftafeBa^a^ahaTaBaBajaaaaB HOTawVtaSSffJISPr wi CABIN aau BKIPr IM. LaMtraka n-^^r^or^;^.^: nla Maraaa. Branaa nttmta. Pard in k. a. raeeatly avetiwuled. Maaet abaft. a«jsl?sbs?r RTPOUN MARINB WKT TOI UP year aaak M a ton. yau nn M arm> at aejr yaw BMrt 4e*lraa. Ma aaaaibw ta My. aa aamry la redaarge. aa aurtlag IBH la Ml, M raka water la Mil. M aml M mf arownd, aw «ftra» anil araar ta raam ap. Jaat prwaa Faaatt* akihaal *a«*t Mapto Ara.. RM B BHI-11K Jj' OtjMjJ- AaMfA^Vafs>fM * S atsst B?T jsl Xlaiaal. M MM*^ " OP ^WWei M^ rk Ml> wm*. L!fM,Maa- warmaer- M Bp aa. Madia IM MBRCVRT MONTCLAm - Paur door lurdioa, tawa ana wkme, Fully offer, m.i «3»«*n» IM] PONTIAO ChlaRlaa. Cleaa, oneowner MM ar aam attar; BM 1-MOI, HOMBT OF A WAOON. IS Para Country faurra, Faidaaiilla. Pawar rtaerlnii rmto m* kaauri whttewalta. MUM MIL Uarm«i tiy. Call IK 1-Mla, aell IMo Btudabaker fodrnluor arcfan, 1U or beat alter. Miiat anil hy Friday. CA J74M, """ HB-CONDITIONBD mi unit care; 1MI Rambler elation waaon, IV95; plagata'a flnrair, cornir AverTi and Leonarrlvllli Hit., Laonarrlo.

69 .-il' - ^i^ij_ ox P1M. MTMI EflTATIPOR REAL ISTATt FOR IAU REAL Err ATI FOR SAU aoiti ttdl <MM taaat aaoar: * RaaMaa Afaaar, Mt MapM Ava. aacmf Banaa ft W MM W «MM. MM ftma (ft, «M> AM M*. WMt a*. AaMM «gaaty. m t-mi. M BaM BaffM REAL ESTATE FOR SAU IH kaaka. flam UBtunlaiwd. as* FURKIlHiD ROOM with hlwhaa prl.l- KBD BANK OARDBN aparlmanla. * MM. Mar»ui and lawn, fount. "Ira-raam jupiaa. i Avallaala laala Juna, July Wn«l Au- Oorallck. U fprlng «., Rad nil, avaruarati, ata» flra.roam BIMHMM mmn praferrat. Un. ci H r two-yaar t o r taaaa. 1H HIM. ATLANTIC HIOHLANDi - Under, nai _maaaf»«e»i. Newly de»rale«. Un JJirnlehed. Three rnotna and bath, utlll- JMa kmludat la rant, Mt. For lurthar wrormauca AT l-iim. Mini HUB MMM _MaMal TBfaa wiaawwai jaaajawnaaiat awaf I-Ntf. URNIIHBD ROOM - With or withcut kllclwn prlvllagea «r worn and twil. Unfit or doukla, Call at 1M Utehanlo It.'lttd Bank. IH Mitt. aiuamar fa. But Wlltahira r»., fta flrlfht ra.. Ra«Bank. nmcb-bborook rtnah fllatawn. Call HI ItltO. AN ATTRACTIVB BUHOALOW - Uv Uif room, kittton, ihan, two tw» bodroonu ba and n O garaga, ail Iwat. Whan In doubt ahout how to Ml un- Whan In doubt about how U aall WUIttfl IHMMhoM food!. MIV9 7Mfunwaatad Kouaahold gnoda, aol»«<oui prebum with Tin luitote'i alutlhm tfi.^ailrtrumauiit. problem with Tha Raglatar'a elaaatflad lula, Ad»arMaamanU BMUtt MOFBBHOIUL UMIa4 M kw UM. Tkfta Mrfa >iliua»i; IH hatha: naaara Utah- ^^ *- iawaw^ -* j ^ i.. _ ni isi^p Hfini; M wmiib fmrm ab^hajalbi ambka^bk ^ria^ajlal a^at BBIBJI WMI BBJ BJBJ WSMf amm* ln«wt.mo. RaMan Afttf. Ml Ha- PM Am aorear Banaa KMI- RANCH oa hilltop to a«ata ana. aaullliil riortaa taani aouma pallo; Hraplaaa la Urga llrtaj tarn; UUM twla atta i IH MIMi tsk aana at thvaar. oh Ian la*ha* hy abitana awatr. IMAM *mer. m *** A**, aanar Barf** Pk WATmrMNT W laal an aoap IR HINTAL - MniWMd «r». channtl. ThrM-yatr-old ranch. Silta Mwa In HUhKna*. TbrM *«- larga living room with atona (Iraplaca, maant Wat Mr yaatoalllmnil smaxla rawma. itini. nahlni, raioail htuih. Ipaolom kltthan with with ranmm braak. b Ipulalu i l UT«I or monthlr itlnlni artk Twu badtooim with 4an at room plunnad (ar antanalnlng. fhwirr HI I-«J»I. third ballroom. Two bitn«. Two-car attaehad lartfi. Patio Lawranea fn, thr«a, lull alaad badmama ami dining room, large, da luia Ilia klteh- UNPUMNllHBO rivt-room hsum, Ml 1. ohllllnf, Raallor, It Kprlni ft., oflbath. Many other wonderful laaturaa bumar, lirt*. <tty kanmfni. othtra from, R«J Bank. Ill T41J1. Kit lor your aurprlae, Priced at 11 wo turnlahm. Ntar abonlni etnlar now Elwood A. Armatrong Agency, rtfal ftainf bum. MS Hwf'h, 1M yto. touth CENTURY OLD Flva badroomi, two tor, M» Proapaet A*a.. Itttie Ihver. Batomawn Clrela. Clotnt faturoar. bathi, Hiring room, dining room, rlin H 1-iMW. Opan atenlnga till t. Opan tunil». «nr aim porch, plaatlo tllo Kltcnan and brealifaat araa. Two-car garagt. Lo> CONVBNl vateil un % acra of *had«<! lawn wlth> room (i laraa aardan. On bua Una, naar achoola. aelanee kl, aluehad on'y iia.mo. Call Rolrlon Watarmirr. Raaltor-Inauror, M W, Front!., Kit Otnk. ill T-3M0. ^ trbb BBDROOMS atw raaah, ttmk vaaaaraa. waoa»aaala«, full kaja- laailawm. law* MM; laff* M. Kaar a* many attraa. Uar tua*4h«vhoel am ruaua Mnttaa. mortgaat. $tt.t». U 3-m*. BtTATBi - baar laft aa WayaMa *»KJOJ Battaar aaw REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EATONTOWN IX-ROOM RANCH houm. rull baaamam and datachfd aaraga, landaeap- d eonar lot ilsilm. In raaldantlal sraa, naar nchonli. Playground and naw ahopalng aantar. Caa tatuma IH% lortgaga' No hroxara. Call LI 2-lttn.' AJIKINO I1I.IW-Uw ciah naadtd. aamit high «% 01 mongaga. Thraa imdrooau, full bajamtnt ranch. Prlnclpalg inlarrag, call AL«ea4Ula MMT. RIVBII OAU aaauilfiu aoraar lacation- Thraa kadroonu, two katha, attachad thd garaga, aga nrplat nraplaat, wlki walk-in atort tf# alilc. rlvar right*. Immadlata poaatailon. Prlead u> Mil. lava eammlaalon. Call ownar dlraetly at IH INTBRRACIAIi VBTI Mi-room bua- IHow wllh bath. Uocalad In Pair Havan, N^ar ahopplng r*nt«r and aehooia. Prlfa»a,o», (Sail gll MIM batwian 11 a. m." Tha Railaur brlaga buyari aai gat* an togaihar aaeh laaua. Why aat Jala thamt-adratluamanl. Juaa U-U

70 .» ^. ALA _ * ^ ^ T^^^^A^i H Hmmkr, fmm If, tfif tfp HAW ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC. UTTIB WLVEB - Uaataally anactoas reach. Three i brick flitatote; Let eaust. LITTLE SILVER - w< ito to Center aah, large Hv- 5 _ two til* baas, caller, two-ear It " " " " VEST UNO BRANCH - Lever* gsjmsb PeB dtotog IMB eed large,rally < ad garage, IM HhM. Ma IIMN. EmW» f*r dt ****** RAY VAN HORN REALTORS Over 24 Yean - Cy O*. a* IUS. Two betas, tin. SIMM I»JN! I - SIMM! I JOSEPH Q. MeCUE REALTOR 30 Ridge Rd. RUmaw "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER 34 YEARS EXPERIENCE" RED BANK - IncndMe but true. North LVHt BMB9 MMVBaTVJaVy f M aad gnat ckarml Cantor ham, almfjil 37KM Nvtat ttx«(fineslacoaad afaturo ^*eii»w). din- CHAFHN AGENCY REALTORS STATE HIGHWAY 3S EATONTOI.N _ U _. wall _.._ counter tap gas range, Ma cattor, hot air gas heat, tot MMA «H,aM. Large PORTAUPICK REALTORS THf DOWSTRA AGENCY IE. FRONT ST. RED RANK SH POfJR-BCOtoOOM UTTLE SILVER WEART-fttMtTH AGENCY 02 WEST FRONT STREET 37 East Newsjan Sating! leal SHadysids Hour Service "RESULTS COUNT JOS. * SCHWAKIZ AGENCY SHadyside ftwrewsbury - Cape Cad to s area. Has two W*m aavsmat tor fot MMl RED RANK - UvtoftM. «a> Is bash, ivtog seam, daaajto. tmbhlg flhcbfw ISMsV Pigjal Iff MOAO STRUT /f So* THE LOW AGENCY A BABOAtN W LWtW Jsm to^^maiata miisissnsmt/m HARRY A. KEARNEY I CO. REALTORS Rt 35, MHMktown, N. J. OOOD UVTNO of the way HKW ON A WU IN RUMSON -Taiee Three Me tejed«omrn RANCH NOUU ' lavacm Vie* trv W. OfNn tavnag. TREESI TRBESH TREESHI Acrestot A mi Mf km* tor ton* tartly et atowtrie*. H^^^B. ^^^^^^^u i ^k^s^a^al ^^^AAA^^H^M Ba^aas asm. asmmjat Nswtjr dse. stow) Ir^'asjdjtote Meson wttb breakfast BANK Omar Maal to URGE CAPE COD-T ROOMS toval to VNUSUAL MSH M M to sjto aaak yiit\ lot Hvfat raaai, dtojtf faasa. a>- MMsaM# fchaaaat MLHHM MMf MatfM* W# MV# 1 COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES j dasmmht MMBBHW BBBBBBBI BaBaaf daaaaat avaabb^mai ^ g a t e ^ ^ g^g^b^mnat, abfaaaataaaa* sftaam MUlmL WafsWsHsJS) VHBjf VeW^*> WCEPTWiAL WATERFRONT ewst wm PWWsl WRW WIWa^*^^ RAMILINO WATHFRONT RANCH - Oa SM K W f» WANT A OOOD NOMEf fr-rr. RANCH - mm UVBRPMNT - Castor*!es> Maj^kaHl (MMaaaat MLBMBB. Hf dflmrm. OOOD HOUIEkEEPtNO * ^ Price SIM* Bcrn» HOMEI AND OARDENS ea easy task to tsie saw swelltorn. MsL UnM fpqmt IN kitcbsa. four bed- RANCHtill milt. THE LOW AGENCY 686 Rim Rd, F«irHnn,N.J ROLAND PIERSON AGENCY REALTORS - Mortgages Insurance $*!. Low tarn J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, INC. YEAR-ROUND AIR CONDITION- REAL ESTATE INSURANCE WO by... jmeefc^wortoj 658 Tintoa Avenue cataatal laadtor. Three master isussas. two tiled baths, large New Shrewsbury, N. J. Phone SHadyside RseaaMaa raaai with atr, UytoJ aas anar, iww _o^saad hath tecoad floor sun deck, largo Uvtag rooss, firetoet. **RSf «Mf» * fmmt 77 BROAD ST., RED BANK RED BANK 74 MONMOUTH STREET two Down month. FulT price 110,300. SHadyside Interracial pays all. VANVLIET AGENC Four-bedroom ranch, full basement, 75x116 lot, 1!4 years old. Line Hoad Holmd RED BANK Well kept, two and three-bedroom EXCLUSIVELY OURS - Near homes. Large rooms, modern IN HISTORIC MIDDLETOWN Red Bank, three-bedroom kitchens and baths. Beautiful VILLAGE GI nothing down. Low, low taxi SH SH of $(7 month. Full price f 12,900, Older home in excellent garden.. WH NEW HOUSES ON Very attractive ranch on larg< condition, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement garage. $14,000. W«have split levels, colonials plot beautifully shrubbed. Llv Brand new Cape Cod, room foi and rsnches in Shrewsbury, ing room with colonial fireplace, additional bedroom. 75x100 lot Five,tillable acres in good are LEWIS LANE Little Silver, Lincroft, Middletown, Red Bank and the large kitchen with pine cabinet* Immaculate four-bedroom, V/t dining area, three bedrooms, Full price $11,900. with charming house of nim years. Variety fruit trees, shrub FAIR HAVEN RIVERFRONT - Ideal for boat surrounding areas. Their - utility room attached garage huge enclosed porch - IN, landscaped corner lot. Un year-old custom built ranch, loo bery, brook. Full dining room, snthualsst, six-room bungalow irlm expansion attic, need and want an attractive Just reduced - $17,100. usually large kitchen, attached porch. Separate laundry room, lect your own decorations. Four prices start at $10,000. If you living room, fireplace, screened READY FOR OCCUPANCY-Se- two-car garage, full basement, tntow.... call us. schools, shopping, N. Y. bu Must see to appreciate. Asking room with fireplace, through hall, home at an attractive price garage, walking distance t modern kitchen. Low taxes. bedrooms, two tile baths, living built MATTHEW J. GILL FHA approved mortgage for f 15, 124,200.. knotty pine den with fireplace, REAL ESTATE - INSURANC 200, Full price 516,500. full dining room, large kitchen RIVER PLAZA - Brand new MORTGAGES Formica counters, linoleum floor, three-bedroom split level, living room, dining room, kitchen, recreation room with Thermopane slidln doors, patio, garage. $18, HOUR SERVICE Newman Springs Rd. cor. Steven Ave. P. O, Box 115 Red Bank, N. SHorfyside 1-588B JOSEPH P. HUNTER, RAY VAN HORN HAROLD R. JAMES LORIN I. VAN NEST PAUL A. HUNTSMAN, JR. 804 River Road Fair Hatan, N. J. SHadysidtv WALKER ft WALKER Highwajr 3S REALTORS New split level. Holy Cross par sh. i^sheped Uvuu^nBnu room. Three bedrooms. Family room. CoBvsoieat to everythjag. HI,- ^^ ^usssaai MsaiBaaaam ibmsbaai BBBBBRV BBBBBIIBBBI ^BBBLMBISSSBBI tabiw BRAND NEW LISTING - At- A _ a*ta» a agk^^h^ ah^^si^^^kmeai easaaajisai cost Has attached garage, washer, m ncuvo uwaroeomom mm. dryer, refrigerator, two air near town. Oae bedroom set up perfectly for use as den. Conv taattoa aluminum windows. >ordi. flange. Walk to static*. You caa buy this fourbsdream ranch homo la select a m with I BJBB. Jbhsaaat a B a a W " ItfM CMD QDVI ^ tu bs4hs,ptetura< Shrawtbary two-car attached garage, screens, SHtdrsido funceuar. AD for ESTATE AREA - One acre. Open Sundays by Appointment Seven-room brick aad frame raach. nearly TV tang. Cotoeial p *w '^S't^R'f SHREWSBURY E. R. SNYDERft CO. styling throughout nraptace. gmxar garage. Priced at Formal dining room. Dan. Two $111.31, plus taxes. Pretty as a picture. Two-badrwai raach with waiaslab at- Tea closets. Bargain at Established 1873 lie baths. Wall oven aad let OS Etee, KE ; tic. Oa a street ol weiunpt tot lnxlq wtth boa* A BELPORD BEAUTY - This DaMyt 9>6 Sundays: 1 ml trees. sl toainoaer'bdehfht.areelstep. PRETTY FOUR-BEDROOM ^_l4av all #aaia^s^ Is^MlaMaeaaaaai lonisl located to one of Fair STANLEY K. DOWNS eve. Cedar shingle exterior, mw$w Wnm IK m n i U^tnmMBMHaven's it Exceptionally lane kitchen. Built %OImortgsgo available, with monthly pay- aad laiaidaroa oae floonacuao? nwxpssed'at mm. ished recreation room (paneled. Hones of Cham and Value' areas. Den. besides TV _ REALTOR tor dad. Screened porch. Fin- THE MEISTRICH meats of only 171. Low. tow priced - fltfn. You need SMT cash. Ready to Two-car garage. Plot ISTsMS' attractively landscaped. Just reduced to $2S,9M. SHadjwde close. AGENCY RUMSON FOR THE VETERAN - Leonardo foar-bednom colonial, halt Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury SHadyside acre of land, surrouaded by t "RARE BARGAIN" y treaa aao tog. VA givas VARIETY OF LISTINGS UNCROFT AUTHENTIC ntiit iwvuigi six raon Sacrifice at S17JN Canter hau colonial in Old IN THE NICEST MIDDLETOWN Four-Bedroom Split room. Ultra dehuekltchea. Im _ bath with fwdstone fireterve^ed J*Jg»- Twow I SKa:j. l Ml three-bedroom Shrewsbury. Perfect conditton. NEIGHBORHOOD - We have washer, breakfast area. Scr split level has to be sokl It has Beautiful grounds, huge trees. the key to a nice fourjadroom 116,850 Full Price ledrooms. Putry runusneo. nargatn, vu,esb. i ftlfv fawm a large air* recreation room. I patio. Three bedrooms, two ful porch. Four spacious bedrooms, spilt cm Jobasoa Terrace which Mthff two powder roonn» MBt baths, a kitchen yew d Uk«< has been placed on the marke Lot Brokers Protected HUM firfplifccer mod«d pint at a meet competitive price of HALL BROS. yard kitchen tdtniii with difliwmnor* ChaUfli utility on a room lam, and aleely a fenced la yard Asking fir.ml. mm Arthur O. Axtlstn REALTORS and uu urn M warn»r. Ml! llaw. Thla MIDDLETOWN JUST REDUCED SNYDER REALTORS aajit ta IHSKIICWI WIDE SELECTION Ma JO dwrbmnmniai lti MUlu; 1340 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 813 River Road Fair Haven (uu aialnt ram;» S*rM«; \*» m GI ASSUMPTION Shrewsbury Cape Cod. three bedrooms, fireplace. Lovely large Da yraraail It * t%im, balac* you buy r II Iw OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES Five Corners, Middletown and d dfspaa i yiui *HM alurnhnm alarm nil SE SHadyside This is a split level house that looks like a ranch. Three bedrooms, a bath, living room and excellent condition. si9.4ss. ~ HALF WAY TO HEAVEN-HIII- private yard. Basemoat. garage, tnjn»h»f». IM thla bhbf. TO BUY OR SELL OS or SH poaaaaakm. Phone SHadyslde DUTCH COLONIAL op hideaway, overtoouas Little modem kitchen are on one floor. NON-VETS 11,000 DOWN Silver and panoramic ocean view. A large, light recreation room; Excellent condition and location. a den or fourth bedroom, utility Three bedrooms, basement garage, newly decorated home. II.- trees. Colonial construction, ac- 2/3-acre of century old, towering Monmouth County Office Paneled fireplace wall. Dining room, bath and paved patio are room. Efficiency kitchen. Powder room. Four bedrooms. two tiled baths, unfinished pow- on the lower level. Storms, Lovely large tree-studded plot- MO down for anyone. PaymenU THE BERG AGENCY centing three large bsdrooms, screens and Venetian blind B With two DMfOOIVIf t7s month, Full price SS.900. W. P. SCOTT Screened porch, Basement playroom. Half-acre of bsautifu der room, large living room with added to the beautiful site, make downstairs, one large bedroom this a steal st tl7,mb. upetsjn. Living room, dining Lovely small two-bedroom Nrspiace. ffaiwutt-hitn BUILDER A OWNER 1 dining grounds. SZS.M. roam, front and back porches. glassed-in porch. l«-yf«r-okl. attached garage. Nice lot. GI SM en. Den. Two-car garage. Taxes rootntntoderntienn^tyle kitch- Twcvcar garage GI usump- LAWRENCE j. SCHILLING tm per year. Appcjn^pents only, Uon, ll.eoo down. $82.50 a monln ntoue. Asking^7,SN. "The Brokrr Who Knows Micittlelpwn" Highway 35 OSborne Middlctow MdJiy other'rtomi Buys for lull JOS. SCHENKKL, INC. Tin Rmi EMuU lnilllutlon llwy, 3>, BttwDim Mliliilrtnwn'Ki'yp Open 1 Diy, - COII«i ti Mllo South Loew'i Drlvi-In Th««ti LAWLEY AGENCY REALTOR 100 State Hwy. 35, Red Rank SHadysW* IIS.75S). NEW CUSTOM BUILT room ranch - Situated to ant neighborhood, near s l^j^*! JS>^ ^MAl^^^dl rfmaaeaftraa wiicc nr IWIVU omprv* isth* SipaUSts) WWMH i Birch cahtaeta. WaU oven ante. Oarage. Decorate to suit APPLBBROOK FARM VIUAOE - CototJal raach en plot 13S1 JeT. au InndatngieU Fireplace. Formal dmteg room. HaiAmd floors throughout Oarage. Patto with shelter. Priced under replacement cost Asking I IT,**. B E RG VETS - NO DOWN PAYMENT RIVER OAKS Brand new listing. Charming two-story, threebedroom, IVi-bath house. Dining room, living room, fireplace screened porch, Fine trees, wel landscaped. This la unusual. $2' 000. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY SH BENOWITZ I LAYTON 87 Maple Avenue Red Bank SHadysido RUMSON - Exclusive^ couatry Uviag with flnplaei Irojoma, two baths, ful Plot Utem Priced at to.m FAIR HAVEN - Cape Co*. JJv- yi IIML HMH - ea aer tot Priced at $l7j». LrTTLE SILVER -JUMh. Warning distance to school ^iffftmm arse, oa bus LUXURIOUS COLONIAL - electric range and dishwashei exhaust fan. Hot water baseboa circulating heat. Powder room.< first floor. Large porch; Two-c garage. Full cellar, Landicapec with driveway. LOCUST - Msei netfal area m m ' tslmat tosalatsd RED BANK-CeetraDy eitaated. it rselaistial area - attrac- _. Cane Cod frame dwetuag - three bsdrqpms flrepuce full cellar - steam ell beat - chad onecar garage «- esmjy -Real vavvsv For laspectton, Call DENNIS K. BYRNE REALTOR. INSUROR 8 West Rim Road - Russson, New Jersey Telephone: RUn»on THE KIRWAN COMPANY Fort The Beet la Real Fttstt aad Insurance OPEN HOUSE I-S P. M. Soaday, Juno Jl B O Owner traas* Price reduced from tujn to 1 for quick sale. Present OI mortgage may be as- T f-blft, 1»^^9 WIOTH,... per month. S Daniel Dr., Middtotowa. Turn at shopuin Mffitor IfOfll nwvt Jv«0*9 M06 EAST oa Middletown Road to property oa Daniel Drive. Campbells' Junction Leoaardvitta Road SMALL ESTATE KE MM trees, shrubs and roc Ith dean well DweUtag REALTOR 16 Spring Street, off Front SHsdyside OPPORTUNITY IN SHREWSBURY ATTRACTIVE RANCH-Custom built Three years old. Three bed' rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, beautiful family room two baths, full finished cellar, piaster walls, nicely landscaped lot in finest residential area. Wall to wall carpeting included. Near school and bus. Transfer 0 lob requires selling this rea tome. Asking price 129,500. Cali n SH William S. Garrison AGENCY REALTOR. INSUROR 7 Broad Street Red Bank SHadyside RUMSON - ial, three Ijls to SOU lbnul 5 WATERFRONT RANCH - Red m m T M h k **" tisaelr 1 nviuiea M^BBR a B a W RWVi^Bf e^rnrn^rt^brj ***! laug room aad ( Wehavetbekey. FANTASTIC VALUE ELBERON Ml tile baas. Beautiful science Uth fall/causr, sttschnt ga- HERMAN J. SMITH Agancy Realtors Inenms, 584 Broadway Lang Branch CA RUMSON WATERFRONT 19,000 _ Tame 1180 amaal Htalaaaf ICfMMQ ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY 1«M Ocean Avaaue Sea Bright P.Si We have other watorfront from SIMM to OWNER'S SACRIFICE Modern three-bedroom ranch, convenient to Freehold schools, churches, shopping centers. FHA financing arranged. $2,100 down. ROWCROFT AGENCY REALTOR 2 W. Main St., Freehold, N. J. FR FR Open Sundays

71 tod E*m* ItrM* V*A A*u» fmuu ACRES OF SECLUSION _. oa hiuawje. Stow fireplace in living w. n w totnoiiu, 1H feath? learer level, living room W. dm Often maiitrifia^n ELLEN S. HAZELTON REALTOR V. Rim U. RUIUMHI RU HOUOEL CLOVER HILL SSfe? CeiBaAeW.WH WOMEN - PART TIME ffcte kmr keura... dally, tin alee kenui...jui. Iniloor o r.jaaant work foi meetliif people., _, preaentable. No la peraon only, Mon a. m.-* p. m. SALESMAN toons CORP. at W/efM'e BUM! M KU4 K4 «Mto W< Mi aeenlns tor Hi the Moanwuth We M l direct to an, provide full tertian aad regular on- M aeel«lance. Top M oaee through lib- M bmlim plan, lulld returnable depoalt le detain at InlM- Ufar,, INAPON Ifw rairmounl J7«t> Mil* and Femtle NurtM UN'S LPN'i TOLL OR PART-TIME ALL SHIFTS Male or Female Attractive Wart* and Beneflte Apply Peraonael OHIce HOtmETl «Monday - Friday N. J. RATE HOSPITAL MAftLBOKO (On Rt 520) Opporlunitit* WANTED DEALER [HOMES i leading «tumy aam home ma. wire or phone HORTHERN HOMES BALES CORPORATION Mortgage* MORTGAGES A-l SAFE BUYS JUNE SALE OVER SO IEAUTIFUL LOCALLY OWNED. GUARANTEED USED CARS FORDS» FAIILANE See Victaria. 17 CUSTOM I N TaeW, ForeWmefie It VICTORIA Harefte-i, Fe*eW?ie Sa CUSTOM FareW. Ferskmetic at FAIRLANf NreW. FwoWaiic. R1H M CUSTOM TtjtW, WH. «r«s.«m TUDOR a*** FORDOR HUOpUARTIRS FOR STATION WAtONS UM. ISM. IOS0. Ml Tfl FOMTIAC "Safer!" t-fen.. M b Hmtni I M MOHTttlY fm, MarawMrl* 14 FORD -«.. Cwwtry Sedan lift. PA#d^gB^Ba%A^B' PBVjtMaaaa* 1 laa^aaaawaaababl ^BBaBBBa 'II FORD?.»«Ca«wVy U4~, POM MKCURVS M MONTMEY Hew* 'I? MONTMIY t^r. SWM. Ma#aa#»efk M MONTfREY Harefet..MOM. tw-w* II MONTCLAIR Spa** S-tetoi, Fa% rwtrg* M MONTHIY Caere,.Ml. nn IM W. OTHER MAItIS I I CONTINfNTAl MARK III CwivcftiWa. Likt Ntw S* IMFfRIAL 4^r., M y Piwv4, RttwHM I M I. 54 LINCOLN rvtmiara, 4-dr.. Mly Pawaratl, beat. I H I. 54 0ODM Caraitat Ur. Aitfamatic S4 CHEVROUT "110" I.*., Pawartlida 991. M IUICK CMrtwy HareHaa, Oyw. Vary nit* 9M. 54 CHRYSLER HM*Htf. M y fawarad 7M. 54 FONTIAC Z-+. Sarfan. R1H <9f. 13 OLDSMOIIU "M M 24r. Sato, HyaVa., RiH IW. U CHEVROUT "110" J.aV., RIH LINCOLN dub C«*a M0. F0REJ6N CARS * '17 Karman CMa CM M VOLKSWAMN 1-dr. St.an t»l. ENGLISH AGENCIES Soiling Ford Products for 54 Y««rt FORD. EDSEL MERCURY. LINCOLN Op«n Wotkdayo 'til Nino MONMOUTH ST. (Opp. C.rlton Thoatro) SH L6000 RED BANK SH 7-454SJ CIRCLE CHEVROLET'S "OK" USED CAR SPECIALS UM FORD Couatqr Stdw > Thia rich batga wagon with radio, heater, whilewall Una, Fordomatlc, and power steering, will make a hit anywhere!.. UN CHEVROLET Bal Air Thia twa-tom twquoiae Moor with V4 Tarbo-. glide, looka, faah, aeta Uka atwl THIS WEEK'S BEST BUYI.. ISM CHEVROLET Hardtop Whan yon aaeduaflaahlag red aad white beauty _ you'll kaow your aaarch " ia over. Radio, beater, Powerglida, whltmlla! 1H7 DE SOTO CoavartibU Flreflyte ia tha name-they eqiuppad. Only I N N Ml O.K. "f Vtrt 4mm 1m tuk TAKE YOUR PICK! BAMW.ER F*w«aw Mate. cyltaier. cvtrtrivt, raati* Mai kaattr, MM tvatr. A rial >c owy car IW OLDHaOMLE HoHtey. Nair^aaw hartluy. A l MMNNTiAC tlmim W They're) a> fa«4 bare aadl Hw MiCiS ara LOW *a*f tmu-*ttt, prnutt, $!>* MU CHEVROLET tmi iiir aaataa. OWM uamporutioa Hit CHSVROLCT Ipawt CMP* fcaraha*. A real daw car. f47i. IW FORD two4aar aaiaa. V4, ttralftrt stick, data car. IMPORTS MH WtOOEOT. PMr*tlMr, awi paaf. TKa aat'a aa ttckmattmiws IW» RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS NiWMAMSftlNftSROAO REOIANK tmr Sdi RWAULT VOLVO. PfUMOT THREE ROOMS OF BRAND NEW FURNITURE FOR ONLY $311 AND PAY ONLY $3.11 WEEKLYl AND YOU'LL LOVE IT TOOI cutlery, cabkwt, Haaiaim, ate. YourCholeeOr tablai, Umea, rag*, «te. t Far Uiee) ni Ntw Uw-rVictt! at, VISIT OUR THRIFT WAREHOUSE % Baw^afAatfal gt^btaatavaw awataauaakatjav a^aatmbabaabhahl # nwvn vvimi fiwrft ppytftfjifi Outfit #7271* fill $1.21 O.tRt#*372* fill I2.3S Outfit #44721 $144 < $3.10 Outfit #6772* $44* $4.M 3»«. U«iiif Rttm Snittt $10. «$ Ft. OiMtttM Llnalatim Riifi, tal2 And U H Mart «MI BaWaalaalBayB) OPEN: Tiwra. A Friday till P.M. Monday thru Saturday til P. M. CLOSED SUNDAYS BJBJBJBJI TgatafgflBaBl IBJI l f 'IT FIELD FURNITURE 7.11 I FRONT ST., KiYFORT. N. J. Poraay $10.«p can collect, coum IMS PLYMOUTH Savoy O»r Rt. II East Inmtwick Star* Op** Sundays. Thrill to the aurge of power with tma V4 atandard ahitt. Black aa puolleattaa a* BtarMaa ky It*. AN ORMNANCBMEoUU THB Thia ordtataca wta attraasaa*' tl Uw RfldJo«Iwstorf BMPTTINO AND CUtAM Of mular maallaa af MM BaaM ol Hawk on Monday eraalaa lam W. IBM am rrivtsa. cafipoola AND whl aana up lor kaarmuj aad apmtra al lha regular meatlag or Uw BaaH BE TANK8 ft ORDAI IN THE BOROUOH BT'TM* BOARD ol HaalUt on E ft ORDAIN WAi M. HBRIMRT. Club Urn FeBtirol i *, 1a» -' euaaraarry featkralj I the Shrewsbury CeMtanieJty kik waa hail Moaday ia tha af Misa AW* V. ttrtefc- II Elss PI.. Bed Baak. Mra. Mabd CeJeaua wu ia ctorae of nfreaajaiafi, asdatey Mrs. Mavw 1 C*m#ae», Mra. Lymaa C. Vaa lawcgca and Mrs. Jttm Cook. Mdvia Ford, vice prasidaat. caaducted a short bustaeaa meet- Calarsd alidea were BBMTB gardens here aad thread. Miss Strickland waa ia cfcarga af the pregrabj. Mr. aad Mra. Mr. aaw aad BaaUy Lyaaaa. Tha dava aaaaal paealc \ he held Jal* II at the heaae af Mr. aad Mra. Harajd fjaahh. Syc- IHaMPv nvv. ajbffarswsahau^re M"i *4Kh ia chairmaa, aad Mr. ' rd. LETTERS FROM OUR READERS «EaUwtowa. N. J. June I, IW. Te tha Editor: Oa beham at the Home Ichaat Oahaf the Fred G. Kadi School, I woam like te e» ' Assigned aa hospital commander aad surgeon here in July, IM7, A aative ot WifcafrBfcrrt, %., ha became the first commander he received We tactkakw tt Mt- I MF tflamlu 4W«ABPfVCiaMiaM If that BtJHerCny livwi HI Wffial faculty whea It was opened la tht HBMI adiaalyeai Aprtt.Uet. O0tfie9 Iran tte "Whereea, the death aa Ttmndw. April n, MB), of Tfc IfVBBf awwali wt KlMU0ll f MOM* niovtli Cowrty l f kto of Education at Red Jeney:» I. The awmhera af the New warded to the family of Irviag Brown." Slacerely yours, M. Gregg Hlbba. Superintendeat Red Baak Public Schools. KNOW YOUR GOVERNMENT ME MS* mamm flmnbf, 1mm W, Hew fort MONMOUIIf - Cat Bkh^^Bfr Bfa fr%^^^^aw^^aw m m^t^m m A eon. ajraiaaaca aaehbaea Army Hoefatal Maaday. walacaat Cat. Ar- J. Caraoaatl. who departs far Oemtaay aa aurgeaa of the Sevaatb Coras. PCMI Utmpiiml CO This waa part ef a ragrssbj af c BOBBIC faaaairtteb. las* ibaaiaal aaf ^^^^^F*" ^ v VWW/ WJB w^^pw^p ^wara' wawawaawjw/waw^. w^wj Aau-Amerieaa aetmttaj mt fcr Oat rowitaatlag Ms tour, Col, at tha tea* CaraoaeU was awarded the Coon- evolved at me RJe de Ribbon with metal Ch Coafereace of America* i far "mcritorius perform- la Jseuuiry, latt. fm (haaj ttr*> ices he waa decorated wbh fha Legioa of Merit of mat k«l»erak» hi ML Ht la> The hoapiui'a aaw cammaadat, *aaabwaftdkd1 Skft SraWaat " - * * - - kf tpaiaiakm t^ Col. DrabJbach, wu director of (Mra. Jack D.) cat research at thearmy.zzj Cheaaical Warfare Laboratories riea la to >WW Array Msdfcaf " TMBWTB TO MBJ. BBJOBJN and tfat Medktal fltm Sehsol at CarfMe DvrlH World War II, u M Braaeh Avt., M-H*» alaa hotds a ataat director of tha Health a* Red Baak. N. J. Jaaa U. IW. A. RockefeUar. coordiaator of later-americaa affaira. Cat. Drois- He aad hla wife the I ~ Ow^f^BBPirW VIPVBMBB^ ajaj 'BBBje ew#wj*w«bbwave) The fcbawfag reeotutioa waa bach played aa importaat role ia BlaBBB\aaadt abgbbgbbkelgbbajobaabb'vaa Baataa TaagBagBj P».. live at N Rama. Am. km. aattiag late motioa tha hoalta aad by the Red Baak Board of I Their aoa hi sarvmt tt t IBHV ia t) Rail Price Is Unchanged HOHL HIOHLANM-Tta aiaaager, later aa road of New Jeney for a report adtlor aad pvhiuher of the Red " exactly how much lead It ia tha borough tad how Whereas, he nta loyal aad ga la owners af aatk of - to the High rail bed. ataahy auaported the local public At t Khooto la an that wat beat council reported that It tat received word from the liae that the^jtliiotdra aaua«price IIUBB. Tht horowgb it atill eflariag Couadl would raad over" the rail of EdacaUon, ataff aad atadeata of tha Red vm. tponthe auiid a death of TOonae Irvtai stretch. 1 It la directed that a eapy fa other action, official* discussed the possjbla iastallatioa _* afajl,, _«..»»_ ^ a-, jameaekbul abamtfa 111 tri* CMIIUWBB] BBBJ a9»tbjmal tj^bh of new water linee in the Ocean the mlaulaa of the Board of Edaeatkn aad that aa ft section aad the datauf af authmtktted several aistjai Vast. The problem will bo discussed again at an adjourned meeting to be held next Tuesday night Two Drivers Are Fined. thormttf u awl. within me mam mam. Section i ra> The i_, kr aoniarlsed and Ike laanelng r aervlce. EATONTOW-Two motorists Monarch Realty Associates IS lfftttlmfi Av. /tthury PsTh FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO "lspa we? 5S n tni s'p. it s B0 " o^h% were fined Saturday morning tor Sailing to appear ia court oa scheduled dates. The fines were Ita Treat* By Ite Imposed In municipal court by Bat till noon A few yean ago moat homewlvea atored for the farauya wia> Their original charges grew out Ne one anal) enfafe In the eueuteee Magistrate Peter J. Edwardaen. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. af emptying or eleanlna au privy, liaeoool or eeptlc Unk Mike Boreach of Wtle Silver armwai a Illiaii Bealaa Fiapuaali will ke ter aajoymaiit )an of homemada of motor vehicle violations. io coimucioas For Sof0 321 Maple Ave. Rad lank o do ee laaued by uw Beanl al ky the aarouan Council of the _. other (el tka etlnate< I laalth ol tha Beroosh al UHM aum. eifh M fair Haven In the Count* al ManmauUl and SUte at New Jereey rulu and vatetablea u wall James R. Lofton, MM Green- Varalture Uphotetery Blip Covan Opan IveniriQi 'til 9 P. M. MBcnoK a. at Ma awatlas_a<aee In the Fire Hoaae. Cuatom Mada. BUver futrar Roaa.>alr Haven, New Jereey, baakeu of potatoae, Ave., Neptune, was at a:n p.».. July 11, IBM torthe RBUPHOUTXRT aball tpplr M tho asnl *t af Heeitk HM aimilar ataplea ia coi OS for contempt of court toraemtruetsn al a Fair Haven Civic SH Uic r«ulrvl IM«Mt ma UMll Center kelne a buudlng to houee Bor* of the cellar. % IS for driving without a driver's RL8S IwnwIUi tin UtlMl f«harala eugh olllcea and Ikiary. all In acceraaaea wllh plane aad epeelflcettaaa Today*! home frequently haa led. rabrlcn O. K. SMAC TERMS O. K. 1BCTION «. Hwreler on file la lha office al thacellar or ita auper heated baaa- James L. Smith. 3M Hendrick flail CA MHO or MeH TM lomlcallon tor UMM* hmim<l«r atall M Mi wrliln, ikaa ka meat apace la devoted to other am Ave.,, Long g Branch, was fined (a> Tha aau Borough Clerk. Upwl an* nrara to by Ilia UPU- Sealed "reeoaali will be received ALAN'S MM or kr i m m nlkorlm* to Saach at the following: Maaatime. tha federal f l drii d Section 3 of ~ IIS for carelesa driving and $3 UPHOLSTERY BOB WHITE BUICK rr «a aa and ehall (II Oaaeral Conatructlon Work has taken over court contempt, la) a ttatament al tke aaatkaf tnd (U) Mlaeellaneoua Iron Work leecrlptlon ol tha venlclee le.w tni) Flumblng Work Job of surplus commodity storage at farm price support soldier, had his license susoended Bertie Craig, a Fort Monmouth tha euthlikl ol tka nc and. the Borough al Uttle aahnr; 'fjfl fcet!^[-" IA V Wm -?"""*"" ( Iwetrlcal Work 70 South Seventh Avenue (b) A euteraent ol tha place ol au la accordance with Uw anttaam and government loan programs indefinitely fnr careless driving TOP QUALITY USED CAR bualiwee and the telephone number of plane l and epeclficatmna. lfiti have pat Uncle Sam la the stor- g butwem. Farm productsp Satero Medina. 217 NNewark a alahed'to all bidden by the Boreejck and was also fined $10. the applicant and the name el the pereon In charge thereof to whom (ony on Propoaal Forma which will be fur-age Bidden ehall eukmtt their eaumatee CApital mo. * IW. MtTM 'TIL SALE may be made, a' astlor Clark. have poured Into government in- Ave., Bradley Beach, had his li MonmwUi Countjfi af aajr proeaadtai Plaaa aad ateallteaueaa may be ea- ventory. Bulging warehou: cense revoked Indefinitely for taraeat Reoptroletery Factory 1958 Buick Special 2-door Hardtop 2J9S. J395. a» he aerved: mined In the OtfJee al the Boroufh graia elevatora, farm areas and "Mess driving and wu fined 1M7 Buick Century 1-door Hardtop IMS. (cl II lha ptaee ef kualaem of theclerk, Vlre Houae, River Road. Fair 17*. Haven, MeW Jenev. or a bidder may ev a surplus ahipa hold commoditjea la which the government $15. BMaULATlNO AND 1957 Buick Century Vdoor Hardtop IMS. ttka am one aet tt plaaa aad epnlfleatlone upon Ihe depoalt ol caah or certi- 174S. of tha oatrmtar ol avar* auk vthlela..o THSJ PARKINO Of 1957 Buick Century 2-door Hardtop INS. M25. wmi* wllhln lh«borouih el Uttta II-fier«r aa Ul* aacnt of «h> awhtant If which la returnable conditionally upon eheek In Ihe amount ol amsa aa Investment touting 17.-, ON PORTIONS OF LAU AND HliNHY JBTHEBTS IN 1958 Buick Super 2-door Hardtop IMS lleaaaaa. MOK who» wy awh ajoa* the return ol the plaaa aad neeiaaallona In good condition to Ihe Boroufh to over tin per family. Miss Judith Hatfield, daughter 0M,ON,0t*. Thla averagea oui Leonardo BORODaH OK 8HKBW«Bl novidino PENALTIES roh 19M Buick Super +door Sedan 7M. may Umfni wkmi ottlfmikw mall ka inavoeablt as Ion* aa Sa Hanaa Clerk within live daye alter the data OUATWN THKRBOr Chevrolet Btacayna Moor Sedan 214}. m ahaii tamaln mrtatamilnc eat hr the receiving of Mdf. No etich It Uncle Sam decided to dis-otribute evenly among America's field. Anoleton Ave., who will Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hat.. ORDAINS)!) by the Mayor lid Council af lha Boroufh of Shrawa Chevrolet Bel Air 2-door Sedan ISM. Bach llemao lanm undar thla Oralianc. ttiam #ialra nn June Hlh follow to five ownerablp of the plane and depeelt at payment thai) be eonetr** IMS Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door Wagon M. mt Ita laaaanea. and ahall not bt to- pacificationnnwri) hr th> Knar* of Health ot ttw condition! obllfalea tha proepcetlve bid- and acceptance of theea M.M0.M0 families the farm stocki *radu»te tomorrow from Middletown Towrmhfo Hiqh Schoo*. wil! Beetion 11! II ahall be unlawful lo lane " I or oc park tehlc vehlclee ol any kind, nit-195r._.. W ln n,n)r ot the Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door Hardtop Borouih of Tittle Blhrtr eioept apan der le return the plena and apeclbealloni to Ihe Borough Clerk within the room would have to be found given a nart" at her horn* represented in Mi investment, an ar aaecrlpllon 1955 Dodge Royal Lancer, 2-door Hardtop UM. tnnllenllon 1IM with Mli< ftnam reuiafler _ defined areas, nrfpt for later than tho pmmdtnl June th lime epeelfied. of maklns dellvarlee or (cream pud) JSCTIOrt 4. the family larder forquite a fewm>«.«h»tfiem will attend»on< ary, to avoid confflcj with Twenty Dollara (BM.W) for Uw operl if the MeaiwM bodneaa In Kwed envelopea bearing ee Ihe mualde All blda muat ba aubmitted la eeai- other trafllc or In compliance with ttw 1957 Ford JOB 2-door Hardtop bushels, pecks and pounds»^borttorv. Newark, to study as «xw nn amount of ttie coat of teaiiincf of «H,1 obilgatlona: and fi) not iroetlon ol a police officer or traffic 1957 Ford door Hardtop fh af t.ittw BUrer M harakr a*. me aasm 1 tke bidder and Ma arfereaa, (II lorwaraed by mall Ibe eeal- rceerfini won nn accounl of angtnevr. a various commodities. a medteal ussistant. Signal* i ia) On the weet aid* of Laurel 1956 Mercury Mont 2-door Hardtc h > lha annual lltento IN. UK. envelope eaalalnlne Ihe liropoaal, The New Jersey Taxpayers Association invites the householderwere comoleted at the Grace account of Inleren en ebligahone Layettes for missionary work ng am inapectlon eoate and regal». Btreet between He Intetamllun with ir.mwti vir. l.c-n.«a. aa directed ' naea: anif <3) not eteeedlni SI.OM ehall. wllhln «t hjure ^." Kiid I? Newman Springe Road and a Mint latent 1M feet eoutherly there- ALL AIOVE CARS FULLY EQUIPPED. nanool or aemie tank wnnm»* inr- >..-,.-^ _ JXZ eaeeibad la... to view hii "share" and at thehatch Circle meetinc June 9 ato finance auch met iturrfig me aartad of Lima ailver. flta with the Farm, and muet be aant by -rmlttea br aald eertlon. " ^ ""b)'on lha weal aide ol lunrjf Olflcer of th- Her.-* ol RM'th II.) aame time take homely measure the home of Mrs. Keith Burde.0, Street between Ita Intereecllon with OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM. of Ihe Rh Bewuiri nf t titll Little 8(l Stiver, a eer Jack bid mint be accompanied by of the tremendous bag of farm Highland Ave. Meetings are dis-icontinued for the summer. Pres- if inif [nfrrent nn tile laid obligation! the Borough are hereey pledged te Irie minntual navment of tbe orlnclpal Newman Springe Road and a point tlflcnte "' 'feord. The rartlfleale of caah, by the certified check of thecrops being financed by the ilntant 184 leet enutherly there. record ahall he on formt provided bidder or by a bid bond, duly eiecuied from. h" fh- B'<l nf Itenltb»» the Wn-oi"-h by Ihe bidder aa principal and having American taxpayer. According ent werr> Mrs. Richard Younr "itboriwd hv th'a nmlnani-e. Dalit ob- Mgetlone than be direct, unlimited ob. Section 3. Any ordinance or onllwaned he v;more adopted and prohlhlt- of Little "liver and ahall contain tha ae aurety a company approved by tlie to the Tax Foundation, a nationa Mrs. Arthur Strvker, Mrs. Donalrl '* n>«the narking nf vehtclee on the ea't BOB WHITE BUICK n 'tn"«nf the Woroiieh. and,the Bkirlueh «hail b» omimteit to lew ail vi. 'orntion or the atrurture rleaned the Owner In an amount rat laee than ten ante m of the owner o or ocennafh occupant there. tn per eent (lfjtfci ui the amount ul theresearch organization, the aver Wacner, Mr«. Edward Greelev, 'orem Inn upon all tbe taieble proaaide nf Henry Street are hereby repented. Mrs. Miche!e Casnone. Mrs. rtv w'fhln the Borounh for the pay- th» (In', ho»r«o' th«nar-baatlflte «f of rec raeborough of Fair Haven..«ew Jereo; eey iient nf n"'.i- nbntrwtiopn an<t Interett bid. and made payable to theage family's share of U. S. sui flection 3. Any peraon violating I"" CORNER NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. AT IROAD ST. formnnce. The anw rertlflcate uch caah, chicke, or bid bonoa wll plus commodities includes, amonj Charles no-ddiri«haus, Mrs. An- thprfon wtthout Umltitlon of rate er prnvlniona of thla ordinance ehali. upon fllrd uonn the mailing of me m anbe returned lo all egcept the three eonvlctton, bf» aubject lo a fine of nut other things, 21 bushels of corn loweil formal blddert within three dayi 'honv Plitnick and ' Mlss»n Seellnn tl. TliH orhlnarife ahall take moro than Twcnfy-flvn nollm ifiivmi. RED BANK SH leer of tit* naam af Health of theniter the lormal opening nf of blda, and 14 bushels of wheat, 300 poum Blanche Leonard and Inez Leonard, iuwlcitlon thereof after final paaeage, -f'-ct t:vpntv i;o> ri«v» after the flr«or be imprlaoned for not more than ln-mi^h nf T.iftle «Hver wl'h au«le»nt the remaining caah. cnecke ar bid 'ten (If)) riayn, or hnth. of qraln sorghum and a bushel inmai-e thereon wllhln (he a«ld 4* hour bondi rill ba returned tu the ihree widen hv '-' < 'npnl Bond Law.. action 4. Any and all ordlnam-ee or lowtit blddara wllhln eight houra a(. of barley. parti thereof heretofore adopted anil NOTK K TO on proi.tr notice ami payment ot five on *. ler tha. Owner and tha accepted kid. Miss Lois Davidheiser, dau^jiter of Mr. and Mrs. Janes David- Hehed herewith waa Introduced at a NOTICR munlrtnil nnnrt nrrllnanee pub. tn conflict nr Inconilttent with thla ardlnance are hereby reni-itiml. "Nollce lit hereby liven that (Bi dollara. Dlda muat be made on»» ik»n«««rnlllnar to flit <h» nee-dem««ry certlflntle of record wllhln the no contract haa been oo eieculeil, 110" of tho Bo'ntnh Council of the have eieculed tha contract, or II Meaauring another way, the aled bids will be recelvid by tha tandanl iroral form» In lh» manner dealgnated therein and required by I mp Hpclftr npclftrrl nhnv* Rh Rhnll he. Ilflhle effect Immediately upon (In n«n«e. flection I. Thti ordinance ilmll take Borough ur Kt-il Dunk for maintenance Ifll to within 41 dayi after the dale of the axpayers Association computes heiser, Highland Ave., completed' Roroiie.fi of Reil Bank. In the Couat* h<l rriinlr mnterltila In Hie florough the Kpeclflcatlonfl, mint be mt»>^^ avtrtlon vnt-rtlon nr mia>i*nalon l n of f *a14 lllaa approval and publication accnrrtlnn In J( Hfd Hunk In thu Oiunty n( Minimnutli with nn nitimnteii amount ot In»ealed envelope* I«art»» «ne name llranaa. opening* of bldf. >idi, upon demand of the the potential cost to New Jersey her sophomore term at Linden -' "n«nin"ih. N»w.Teraev. held on law. \i h» be be revolted, nnd aildreai of bidder ami name ot orrm" 1 ld th the bidder at any H homer hm ha _. In.ll ly 41 time thereafter to long ft 1'ivt unit win be hirther canaa ha hae not been notified of thetaxpayers of the federal govern Hail Academy, Lititz, Pa. "I for filial pantge after a nuh- PUBLIC NOTICK 13(1 t tons off V broken none F.D.A.: rpad on outalde, addreued loi Jack for i hereunder I Inr twelve t l acceptance of hu bid. The foregoing ordinance wn-i introduced and pnnru-d first Tending at tt oukh, nnd mimt ba accompanlfd bv a The Borough Council reservee tne._. jmtl- nl Amilmltlc OH Orailf Bry»n, norouih Clerk. IU<\ Hank Hor- merit's $7 billion Investment Hc henrlna iherenn at a meeting ef 1?) m»n!h» follmvfng»ali) revnfatlon. Borough' Council lo be held In remiinr meetlne nf me Mnyor mm M'.'-l nr ' llf-3 K.D.A.; 1(5 tram (il ri'rtllleil cfipck fur nut Irn ihnn i right lo reject any and all lilili, walva surplus commodities and far I'I ril.k vmo, (fi«sfimfclprii tiitfhtirig In nald Horiliiiimt-i- 1 '"** 1 ' "" '"' ' " IM1> -'»:*» o'cla«a Council of (ho llorpiigh of Shremhury nltumlnmm Cuncrole I*M».A,. IM.A,.»ml nd MHn In nddltlnn lo the n»nalt» demrlheil i Ifii trj-i;cni of the anwtiht Wd, pro- liny Inlormalltlel Hnd aweru <:unlracli loans. Estimating that New Jersey pays 4.2 per cent of the tot of Mnlnr mul Other Vrlildp- mi ',, r i ' Jn«N I'KY/tft. An nrilliianit f-ntltlem "Ati held on Tui-adov, JIITIH 11, lt>5n. HtvM iil In imlilln HI Borough Kail, n q /-Mnn " nnv nernon. firm nr ror Vil'jLf^ "'" 'k ni-wl noi be mure limn an may be deemed beat for ii,c Interetl roh<liltli)k >u«l ('.''Rilliitltitt Ih.. _..,. r> M, rmviirht Siivlnt Time. will come up rnr flnn! imiimliferhtlnn itit Hir ri on July I. ll*l> at' mr^itlnn enitn«ln(! tn th. above rimcrlb lao.ooo.ofi nor not p«* than and of the Rorotifh of Fair llnvon. anil PIIMIBI 1»t «rn«(iliir [tm'llriit nl M liivllkhlbiivliik Tlini-..,.i i,m.in>n> Itiili. lh«nnrmi'h nf 'I bn ilrllviwl ill trie- i nc" ami nn to' By order of the Rnrnupti Council. eald Kovcrnlnit tioih'to iir lielti im nii'l fnrlnn nl tims. for i,. MMvpr nit"" (he niliwinte of thll federal tax bill, the over-all cost Hut lloriiiir,li * : i 1M _ June U Borouah Clerk. hour nnmeii HIHIVI*. The <lnndi.nl pro K«V W NKUKJS, <>! f'.nl Hunk." Inr li. I " Tilmiiuy..luly 7. in.11). ul H I'. '.»l «11, (.riminrdl My lli'iiry Juni< lm Hornuih Cler :o New Jersey of a $7 billion fedthe rntinrli f-ltfifrinrrn, HeJicif N"W. Kiujliifrr. ttinl npiirovcd ll il i<.,.«hn!iry HrfTiBo nr wlthfiiit hsvlrib l'rnnrt stri'rl. Hllrxwnbliry, N"W h'ruev lt- MliM (\iiimilhhlmt".r, y >»irl(li'ntlniia, I IIM ol ivwcl!-,.,!,,,,p(.,.)«q,ifv rprufpal" of rer :ral operation (exclusive of pos-!\sible returns from crop sales and < *,i l '.'.. T'iV, r Thonuis JeffurSon, third prcsl-,, ' "',; ilnitof tht' Untcd States, wai at whlrli tlmn itri'l plnrn all IIIT'IMHN rili-.l I nfllrn of thawill!" l lurnlnli<"i l application In tlir >r<! Klintt In* milil.nt tn a fln-r nf in tlfitfrtuk t<i fir. Untint tiwrrmi, n/ll tiiflvi'ii lull npiiortunlty. "«' 'V, iml mny tic HI- or nnt\ Council or to j nr rrmllnnnrnt ID Die fnunlv jil) loan repayments) comes to near- 17 Minim I'liiC". K^M H A single lur(;c steel mill may "''"''""' ""' ni'-!i:reatly interested in music, He III1AV. nnlffll.iiiiii- 1(1. inilli r _!;' l" U'IIV,. l.'ild.'. r in' ',.IM"Viri' Min" fin, BVB or lintti pir require as much as 500 million ;tskril a (rlend to find him a ol'.ilb A, (imv ly $2!W million cnourh to run IH-I; Nl'IIHrifl mvvixvxm c v. M 1 orf^'^m. Hiirdtnor uml a stonemason who gallons of water clay to main New Jersey's State Agricultural Till* nnlitinn<<< ilmll tnhr ellrrl Im could both work at their jobl lum 11 I ; I,i til i...it,itrlv niton Ilil pitb^bli 1. ^ipprnv*! In operation. budptt for more than 200 years. Clerk. Julia II «.! J Juno 11 iaml play music. m * >*. > <MB

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