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VOL 85, NO. 82 UUr, Sfatftr «*"»*> IWJty. S*oon4 OUu PMUC* RED BANK, N.J., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE if op Police Leadersh ip Kennedy to Confer In Middletown's Force MIDDLETOWN-'TTiere are In discussing the organization . "The absence of effective su- chiefs original desires had dedicated law enforcement and size of the force, the re- pervision at the line level been overruled." people in the employ of the port states that the present de- caused conflicts in interpreting The report also says there Mkjdletown Police Department partment "appears to be in- and implementing patrol pro- are cues where an allegation who earnestly desire to give capable of providing the level cedures." of misconduct was made with- On Berlin Situation the bet? service possible. of police service to which the The report goes on to point out any indication of subse- "With proper leadership . .. township is entitled." out that a lack of systematic quent action or disposition. WASHINGTON (AP)-President that the East German regime, It is not yet clear what retalia- series of talks the President plans His police department can give Noting that the department dissemination of information It also states that there is Cennedy confers today with West with Russian backing, may try to tory action West Germany and its on the Berlin situation. He will re- the community t realistic sense is undermanned, the report has caused "petty arguments a need for a. better training German Foreign Minister Ger- impose new control over civilian allies could take. Officials indi- ceive Soviet Foreign Minister An- of security which is urgently notes that adding of more men and dissension among super- program and system of keeping hard Schroeder on Allied plans for traffic moving into Berlin from cate there has been some talk of drei Gromyko Thursday. Then on alone will not improve the op- visory personnel." records. meeting a possible new Commu- West Germany. an economic boycott if the East Nov. 7, the day after the congres- This is the sum and sub- eration of the unit. The report goes on to state The report notes that the nist thrust against the Western Allied Support Germans demand regular diplo- sional elections, West German stance of a department survey The survey recommends that that the chief has failed to "es- state Civil Service Commis- position in Berlin. Schroeder, here since Sunday, is matic visas for travel to Berlin Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will prepared by the International the leadership of the unit be tablish a fair and uniform dis- sion bars the township from re- Schroeder is understood to have seeking Allied«support for rejec- across their territory. open consultations here with Ken- Association of Chiefs of Po- improved. ciplinary policy," which makes cruiting qualified personnel 'arned administration officials tion of such a move. The meeting is the first in a nedy. lice which.was presented to the The report goes on to state it difficult for division com- from outside the community, Meanwhile, Foy D. Kohler. the Township Committee last week. that there is a "significant manders to develop and enforce It urges that the township new U.S. ambassador to Moscow, The 70-page document covers amount of dissension in the de- standards in their own areas and other communities band to- conferred Tuesday with Khru- •very aspect of the department, partment which is symptomatic of responsibility. gether to get this Civil Service shchev in the Russian capital. It SUM! makes recommendations of the lack of leadership in the residence requirement repealed was believed certain Berlin was for improving the operation of unit." Word of Apology' so that the best possible men high on the agenda. the force. Dissension Evident The report cited cases where be recruited for police serv- A brief communique issued aft- Officials Who prepared the re- The report states that this men were sent letters advising ice. SHORE km SERVICES er the session said the talk was port strewed that ''in a survey dissension is evident to all in them that disciplinary action The report also was critical held in an atmosphere of sincer- of this type, weaknesses are of command and that there is a was pending and the content of of the use of special officers ity and mutual understanding. necessity emphasized and the lack of understanding as to the letter contained a "word who are used to equalize man- "They touched important inter- strong points . . . mentioned what is expected of both super- of apology that the action had power on various shifts. national Issues and also ques- little if at all." visory and line personnel. to be taken, as though the (See POLICE, Page 3) tions of Soviet-American rela- tions," the communique said. State Department officials - in Washington are now studying Koh- Van Brunt Quits Council Post ler's report Kennedy, Secretary of State LONG BRANCH - Councilman Shrewsbury Riverfront redevelop- lution did not require a major- ate, he said, to have the posl Dean Rusk and Secretary of De- Carlton H. Van Brunt, from the ment project. ity of a full council but lost filled by election Nov. 6. fense Robert S. McNamara all foresee the probability of ex- Fourth Ward, resigned unexpect- Mr. Van Brunt was one of four because of the tie vote. Voters will fill the first va- tremely dangerous East-West con- edly last night. The action cut councilmen who backed a sur- Mrs. Wilson said today she had cancy Nov. 6 In a city-wide test. prise resolution early last planned to move Tuesday to have This opening was created by the frontations over Berlin by the the authorized nine-member coun- end of the year, though.they are cil to seven and was the second Wednesday morning, at the end Mr. Van Brunt's vote of last resignation last July of Dr. Alex- ander Vineburg, a councilman-at- not quite sure how the crisis may resignation since the new gov- of a f ivetar meeting, to re- week declared out of order be- move Mr. Bowen on grounds 'he cause he is a member of the large. There are seven candidates develop. One possibility is that erning body took office in July, in the field to complete the term Khrushchev will sign his long- IMl. has been an unsatisfactory man' Housing Authority and should ager. have been disqualified. which expires June 30, 1964. threatened separate peace treaty .Mr. Van Brunt, who has been with East Germany and claim The author of the resolution, All ward council terms expire under a doctor's care for a heart In the light of his resignation, that this gives the Red German Samuel Marks, had next June 30. Elections for th« condition almost since his elec- Councilman however, Mrs. Wilson said, she regime sovereign control over the planned to renew it on Tuesday six places will be held In May. tkm, submitted a letter of resig- will simply present her resolu- supply lines to Berlin. It is in in hopes of collecting a fifth vote Therefore, a replacement for Mr, nation "for reasons of health" to tion again. this connection that the so-called which City Attorney Louis Aikens Van Brunt would serve onl council at a' caucus meeting. It Among its goals is a study of visa issue becomes most signifi- has ruled is required for dis- eight and one-half months. is effective immediately, though all contracts in which the author AIR PROBLEMS — Roland Pierion, River Plaza, captain commanding the Civil Air cant. missal. The resolution last week, ity is involved, a study of the Illness has forced Mr. Van won't be formally received until Brunt to be absent from several Patrol in Monmouth County, talks over plans, for use of Colts Neck Airport as a a regular council meeting next though it had-four votes in fa- ability of Lionel K. Levy, the de- vor, three against, and one ab- velopment contractor, to carry council meetings and to leave base with Gordon Donald, Jr., Eatontown, president of Shore Air Services, who Tuesday, . others earlier than adjournment. stention, failed because it lacked through with the $7.5 million pro- now is buiy with plans to build up the field. Court Upholds The ' resignation had two im a clear majority of a full council. gram of garden apartments and It was one of several reasons mediate effects in current busi Now, unable to produce even single family houses, and a study cited by critics several week! Fine of $100 nes» of the council which has four votes from the • original of whether the program may be ago in an unsuccessful move t< been sharply divided on policy TRENTON, (AP) - Ttae-Appel- group, Mr. Marks is believed re- renegotiated to provide for great recall him from office. natters in recent weeks: Airport On Its Way Up late Division of Superior Court er and more diversified construc- Sponsored by the Taxpayers signed to dropping any immedi- yesterday upheld a $100 fine 1. It broke the back of any ate new effort to force the man- tion. and Voters Association, the re- construction of a fly-In, drlve-in against Albert Loux of 1 Bur- new move, such as the one a ager out. City Manager Bowen said the call . failed when petitions sub- COLTS NECK — Private avla- search-rescue operations from the tlon is expected to come Into Its mote), a restaurant, a swimming lington Ave., Leonardo, on a week ago, to oust City Manager On the riverfront probe, Mr. vacancy created by Mr. Van mitted to the city clerk were U.S. Air Force in this area. pool and other "facilities of com- charge of storing boats on his •ucnara J« jjowen.. Van Brunt provided, the 1fourth Brunt's resignation can be filled found to have lacked about 40 own right here. The operation "We will be getting Into nego- ; 1 fort" built at Colts Neck. They, property In violation of the Mid- • • %"|ir open&rtht'*way- for', a vote last week to create a 4 to ,4 by. the appointment of a fourth percent of necessary signatures could be big. tiations very quickly now,' he themselves, are not planning such dletown Township zoning < ordi- broad investigation of the city tie on a resolution by Council- ward' resident by a majority— to put the question on the ballot Gordon (Duff) Donald, Jr., said. construction. "It will be by a nance. Housing Authority's $7.5 million woman Lucy Wilson. This reso- five votes—of council. It is too Nov. 6. 40-A Eatoncrest Dr., Eatontown, Mr. Donald, his wife, Joan, president of Shore Air Services, secretary, and a number of tem- sub-leasing arrangement for part Loux was fined In Middletown ir has taken over Colts Neck Air- porarily unidentified associates, of the property — and we have Township Court on grounds his port and says "easily, soon,'a are renting the airport from Dr. enough of that," said Mr. Don- property Is in a residential zone Rumson'± half a million dollars or mare Arniand Hammer, former owner ald. Also projected are facilities where) boat'storage Is forbidden. School Is could be spent here. This airport of the Shadow Isle Farms, where for horse back riding, creek He appealed, contending boats ; '•>;• Police Say Scout is on its way up." many of the nation's famed Angus fishing and picnicking. were stored -on the property be- Mr. Donald, son of Mr. and black cattle were bred, raised Planned directly, however,' is fore the zoning ordinance was Voters Mrs. Gordon D. Donald, Clover and sold. the extension and' paving of the adopted in 1950. The Appellate .a., Rumson, piloted a two-en- Mr. Donald and his wife says present 2,500-foot main' runway Court said the evidence indicated RUMSON - Voters last night allowing the counting last night. Saved GirFs Life gined Piper Apache plane in giv- they expect to see the early (See AIRPORT, Page 2) Loux was wrong. approved by a margin of 214 The number of votes cast in the MIDDLETQWN - A 14-year-old Boy Scout's first aid ing a newsman and a photogra- ballots a Rumson Board of Edu- special referendum was said to pher a birds-eye view of the air- cation plan to build a 10-class- be more than twice the number training was credited by police yesterday with saving the life of a 10-year-old girl on Saturday. port and demonstrating its close room elementary school. usually balloted at school elec- proximity to Red Bank Airport tions. The girl, Melissa Jeremy, 29 Michael Dr., was struck Okay Sewer Ordinances and Monmouth County Airport, at In what was characterized as by a car on Tindall Rd. The girl had just gotten off a bus Wall Township, both of which ap- an exceptionally large school The board plans to locate the and was running across the street when the accident oc- KEANSBURG - After a one- $180,000 for plant enlargement, who Is retiring, Is presently on pear to be within hand's reach hour public hearing, Borough the mains to be paid for by as- •lection turnout, 766 residents new building adjacent to the curred. disability leave. voted in favor of the $395,000 pro- Forrestdale School. The plan is from the sky. Council last night unanimously sessment of property owners, and Council was to have stopped that the new structure will ac- Police said Alfred Woodward, 1 Hillyer Dr., a member of While, at present, there was adopted two ordinances authoriz- the plant, through general taxa- his salary Sept. 1, but extended posal. A total of 552 ballots were Troop 35, a passenger in an auto passing by, immediately east against the plan. commodate students in kinder- little talk of financing, or just ing the expenditure of $380,000 for tion. the time to give Mr. McGrath an garten and first and second rushed to the girl's side and began mouth-to-mouth resusci- who was to put up the money, the Palmer Ave. sewer extension Mr. Greenberg reported that opportunity to settle with the A total of 1.32S taxpayers voted, grades. tation. The girl was unconscious and not breathing. he evidence was right below, on project. under new federal legislation, the state the question of his retire- but 10 ballots were declared void Used Shirt for Bandages the field itself, — located near Most questions from the audi- borough might be able to obtain ment benefits. The success at the polls of the <^l Neck Inn, off the Freehold ence centered around the bor- a federal sewer grant for. up to The governing body voted to board's building plans is con- He also used his shirt for bandages to dress the girl's Road — that this was no dream. ough engineer's estimate of as- 50 per cent of project costs — start condemnation proceedings Charge State sidered to eliminate any hope injuries. Grass on the main runway had sessments costs for sewer, mams. both mains and plant work. against the Waackaack Creek for a joint building program The youth, a freshman at the high school annex, was a been cut and bulldozers were The top estimate is. $13.40 per Under the old law, a munici- property at the foot of Charles involving the local board and the passenger in a car driven by Mrs. George W. Sincox, King- busy mowing the rest of what lineal foot, but engineer Robert pality could get only one-third ol St., in order to clear title to the Aide Accepted Fair Haven and Rumson-Fair fisher Dr. was pictured to be between 500 Greenberg said he expects bids to costs, for plant projects, and no land. Haven Regional High School She said she had a car full of children returning from and 600 acres of land which will come in at $10.50 to $11.50 per funds for sewer main installa- Later, council plans to sell the $800 Bribe Boards of Education. a local football game. be utilized in the total opera- foot. tions. parcel to private Interests for tion. TRENTON, (AP) - A high Both the other two boards, Mrs. Sincox said everyone saw the accident happen, and Residents noted that two years Council authorized the prepara- construction of a boat basin. Official of the New Jersey High- which are in the process of were dumbfounded as the Woodward boy immediately jumped Full lighting for night flying ago, a preliminary survey put tion of an application for the fed- Mr. Kinlin declined to itemize way' Department was awaiting developing building programs, out of the car and raced to the girl. is being Installed. the figure at $6.40 to $7.50 per eral aid. a current (1962) expense voucher 1rand jury action today on a sought, the co-operation of the When first aid units arrived, oxygen was immediately CAP Plan Studied foot, i An ordinance was introduced for $118.40 — as requested re- charge of accepting an $1 Rumson Board for the planning given to the girl. She was taken to Riverview Hospital, Mayor Louis T. Collichio said creating a five-member housing cently by the mayor — until Mr. if a regional junior high school. Roland Pierson, 300 Half Mile these figures were "unrealistic" authority to promote construction Collichio itemizes his 1961 ex- bribe from a contractor. *here_she is reported-to-"be-inrcritical condition, but im- Rd., Middletown, a captain in Isidore J. Friedman of 20 The local board declined to proving. and had resulted from an incom- of dwellings for senior citizens, pense voucher, which totaled command of the Monmouth Coun- plete study. as part of the urban renewal $210. Stokes St., Freehold, principal consider the proposal, due to ty Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, He and Councilmen Martin C. program. Public hearing on the Mr. Collichio said he will have engineer of the department's what Elliott W. Sparkes, presi- who operates a real estate Lohsen and T. Edward Kinlln as- proposal wll be Nov. 7. his list at the next meeting, and Electrical Division, is accused of dent of the local board, called agency, was there. He was work- sured spectators that If sewer Cut Off Pay told Mr. Kinlin, "I expect you accepting the money as payment a "conflict of philosophy between Borough Candidate*ing out details for a proposed Job bids come in too high, they It was announced that council to have yours by then." for potential favors. the (regional, superintendent and shift of the CAP from the Red will be rejected. will cease payment of salary to State Police arrested him the board." Bank Airport ar New Shrewsbury The mayor announced that The, project • will ' be in two Police Chief Alphonsus McGrath there will be a crackdown against Thursday after he accepted $800 Philip H. Roy, president or the to this location. The CAP now phases: $200,000 for mains, and as of Tuesday. Mr. McGrath, hot-rodders in the borough. in marked bills from an elec- Fair Haven board, has made it To Speak at Forum has taken over the main air trical contractor. Assistant Atty. :lear that the Fair Haven school Gen. John J. Bergin said. NEW SHREWSBURY-AH eight forum for the following candi unit would make an effort to candidates for borough offices The Highway Department an- develop a co-operative build- dates: for mayor, Democrat Ka nounced suspension of Friedman, will speak at a forum sponsored Baron and Republican John I To Disclose ing program with the regional by the New Shrewsbury Tax- • 25-year-employee, yesterday. board. The possible avenues of Lemon, Jr., and for counc Highway Commissioner Dwight payers' Association Monday at Republicans Daniel J. Arnold approach to a combined plan 8 p.m. in the Tinton Falls School Cost Of R. G. Palmer said an investigat- involving two boards will,be ex- Robert F. Henck and Edmond ing staff attached to his office auditorium, association presi- Norris, and Democrats John D plored during a joint workshop dent Edward F. Stashak has iturned up wrongdoing on Fried- session of the two units Oct. 30. Crowley, William T. Wichmam Reopening announced. and Harold Sherman," Mi nan's part and called in the At- WOODBRIDGE - Executives torney General's Office. The Fair Haven board pro- The Taxpayers Association is Stashak said. poses to build an $850,000 "mid- of the New Jersey Highway Bergin* said John Hahn, an of- a non-political organization, Mr. Each candidate will be allotu dle school" for grades six Authority tomorrow are ex- ficer of the Gerald Construction Stashak stressed, and the meet- 10 minutes for his speech, an through eight. The regional pected to disclose cost figures Co., Deptford Township, co-oper- ing is being held as a public a question and answer period I board predicts a need for an ex- related to the temporary re- ated with the Attorney General's service, "to provide the opportu- planned to follow the addresse pansion of the high school by opening of the Telegraph Hill Office set up a meeting with nity for all the voters of New Each party has been asked 1965, and had proposed a regional Park access roads to the Gar- Friedman on a highway job in Shrewsbury to intelligently evalu- stat» its views on three subject junior high school as a solution den State Parkway. Gloucester County. ate all candidates." "The New Shrewsbury de. to the crowding student popula- Friedman, who draws aji an- "The campaign chairman of limit and its relation to ases The entrance and exit roads tion problems in all the three each party has agreed to accept ments; were reopened to public traf- nual salary of $8,900, had over- districts. all supervision of electrical work the invitation to appear at the "Possible revision of zonin, fic following a recommendation •round the state but had no part toward the end of attractini by Dwight D. Palmer, state In inspection and was not in a ratables, as well as their view highway commissioner. position to do a favor, Bergin toward low-cost housing develo The authority's consulting •aid. Today's Index ment; engineers, Parsons, Brincker- "Economy in government." hoff, Quade and Douglas, had Old Wagon Farm Page Page The Monday forum is the on estimated the cost of road- We press our own cider fresh Adam and Eve -IS HerMock one scheduled in this boroug work needed to make the facili- from selected apples. Mclntosh, Allen-Scott Movie1 Timetable II in which all candidates will ty "safe" for extensive public Opalescent and Delicious apples Amusements ..II Obituaries ,, .. 2 pear on the; same platform use to be $20,000. in good supply. Apples packed for Births .2 Syhrlst' Porter . . .x I "The association believes thi The authority had announced winter will be available soon. Rt Jim Bishop .. I Television K forum will result in an excellen that the facility will remain MANTLE PICKED OFF FIRST — Mickey Mantle looki up to* see umpire Jim Hono- K, North of Middletown.-Adv. Bridge ... .5 George Sokolsky opportunity for appraisal of thi open until the completion of chiek give the out sign as he wai picked off first by quick throw from pitcher Jack Table Pads Classified _.J4 Sports ._. _Jt2-2J candidates/and sincerely hope: the Red Hill Rd. interchange, Sanford to Orlando Cepeda in sixth inning of final World Series game. Yanks won, Heat proof table pads made to Cesalcs .....25 Stock Market .... I it will stimulat_ e a large._.„.r. repre now under construction on the order. Can Sherman Decorators Crossword Puzzle S Successful Investing 1 sentation of voters at the polls parkway at Red Hill Rd., Mid- 1-0, and captured the World Series for the 20th time. See sports page for de- SH M648.-Adv. Editorials « Women's News -IM"-S" "Mr- . »-.i..iStashak. said..«. dletown and Holmdel. •«"'• (AP Wirephoto) 1—Wednesday, Oct. 17,1962 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Federal Wethers9 Lobbyists To Inspect Bowen to Eliminate Hew Jersey — Some tuff Development OBfTUARIES monuag doudiaew tod chaac* of a passing shower, humming sun- 10 Long Branch Jobs ny and cooler today, high in the Are Highly Successful in 1962 Sewer Work LETOCRNEAU INFANT Ms. Clear and cool tonight, low HIGHLANDS -Michael Wayne in the 40s rang- WASHINGTON — Federal OW, the National Post Union re- a change In the tax law permit- EATONTOWN - New bousing • LONG BRANCH - City Mana- tion and leave it to the prose- employee lobby groups reported ported $12,127; the National Assn. ting certain tax deductions for developments, including garden Letoumeau, 2-month-old son. of ing to about SO Air Force Staff Sgt Edward J. ger Richard J. Bowen announced cutor to decide." along the coast spending a total of at least $182, of'Letter Carriers. $18,380; the mutual fire and casualty com- apartment*, must have pumping to council last night he is going The manager added fuel to his 467 to influence legislation in the National Assn. of Postal Super- panies. They reported spend- stations and force mains they and Belva L. Collier Letouraeau, Thursday fair, Highlands Trailer Park, died. through with his controversial running battle with the forces high in the 60s. Irst half of 1961, a modest ex- visors/$14,644; the Government ing $8133 In the effort during construct inspected by the Sewer- plan to cut out 10 jobs in the seeking his removal with a state- MARINE penditure when you figure they Employees' Council (AFL-CIO), the first half of this year. age Authority consulting engineer Monday at his home.' public works department. He es- ment that he has a witness to Cape May to won a billion-dollar-a-year pay $15,461. Other top spenders reporting and pay inspections fees to him .Besides his parents, he is sur- timated the annual savings at vived by two brother*. Eictord conversation last December in Block raise for their members. Retiree* Successful, Too, -for the first six months: before «** installations will be • 145.000 a year. which, he says, he was told to tend - Sotith- It is a classic example of suc- The $14,487 reported spent in American Medical Association., accepted by the authority, it wa* Scott and Throw.Edwa$ The move, first indicated "quit or be fired." west winds 15 cessful lobbying. Scores of repre- the first six months by the Re- dedded test night tourneau; a sister, Shirley Jean ; week ago in another Council cau- The message was delivered, he which had distinct sueess in stop- to 20 knots sentatives of government em- tirement Federation of Civil ping medical care for the aged The Sewerage Authority, in a Letoumeau; paternal grand- cus, irritated at least some of (lie said, by former Councilman Alex- shifting to ployee organizations came ' to Service Employees of the U. S. review of its policy on new sewer- father, Albert L. Letoumeau of four coundltnen who later in the ander Vineburg, who resigned in under Social Security. Top spen- northwest ear- Capitol Hill to testify before Government also seems to have der last year, the A. M. A. re- age connections for develop- Cumberland, R. L, and maternal week sponsored a resolution to July, and was said to have com ly this morning and averaging committees and buttonhole con- been a prudent investment, the mente, decided that installations _ tmdparents, Mr. and Mrs. JT. W. remove Mr. Bowen from office. from the four councilmen whc ported $87,386 for the first bait about 15 knots or less tonight tnd gressmen. provisions of HR 7927, the postal of this year. and piping on private property Collier of Salem, N. Met In a statement yesterday, Mayor sponsored his ouster last week Thursday. Visibility 5 Result: rate-federal pay bill, included an wiH remain the responsibility of ' Thomas L. McClintock charged miles or United States Savings and Loan Services will be held at 2 Samuel Marks, Vincent Ronca more. Fair weather through An estimated $504 million nay authorization of 5 per cent in- the owners for maintenance, Just o'clock this afternoon at the John that this was the basic reason Walton Fisher, and Carlton H. increase in fiscal 1963 and $1,049,- crease in annuity benefits for League reported $62,082 which Thursday after some cloudiness produced mixed results. While as in the case of any private E. Day Funeral,Home, Red for tile ouster effort Van Brunt. Mr. Van Brunt re- and chance of a passing shower 000,000 in fiscal 1964 for persons persons under the civil service dwelling.' Bank. Burial will be In Bayvtew In a prepared statement, Mr. signed last night covered by the Classification retirement and disability fund. they stopped withholding of taxes early this morning. on interest, they were unable to Pumping stations and force Cemetery, Leonardo. ' Bowen said dismissals at this Dr. Vineburg has denied the EXTENDED FORECAST Act, Postal Field Service Act, The bill also authorized an mains, however, must be ac- time are required because antici conversation took place. Mr. Bow Foreign Service Act and Med- automatic increase In benefits if keep out of the tax bill a pro- In Eastern Pennsylvania vision limiting the amount of cepted and maintained by the NICHOLAS PUUGNANQ pated "normal attrition"—retire- en said today he has a witnes: southeastern New York, Connec- icine and Surgery Salary System the -cost of living Index rose 3 authority, the body said. ments, resignations, etc.,—in the and will produce him if Dr. Vine of the Veterans Administration— percent in a year. money that mutual savings and LONG BRANCH - Nicholas ticut and New Jersey, tempera building and loan associations The consulting engineer, A. J. Ptdignano, 68, of 31 Howtand PI. last year to cut the labor force burg's memory "needs refresh' tures during the five-day period in other words, most federal em- To all these special efforts in Lanning, said: naturally, has not occurred. ing." ployees. behalf of the federal pay in- may transfer to tax-free reserves died yesterday at Monmouth Thursday through Monday are to cover bad debts. "No developer wants to pay a Medical Center. : When the 1962 budget was pre- The oust-Bowen move got sup expected to average two to sev- All this costs money. Agents crease bill must be added part cent for inspection fees. However pared, he said, he expected 10 port, meanwhile, in a statemeni en degrees below normal. Little must be brought in from around of the $70,703 reported la the The American Farm Bureau most municipalities have began Born in Italy, Mr* Pidignano vacancies would have occurred from the Voters League of Lon day-to-day change throughout thi the country. Competent testimony January-June 1962 period by the Federation was pleased with'the to require inspection by their own had lived here 63 yean. He was Branch, of which Anthony Pingi must be prepared, office space AFL-CIO. The pay bill, of course, results of ib lobbying, which they a self-employed painter and in- ; and that these positions would period. inspectors because of some of the tore is chairman. The league was TIDES maintained. was only one of the issues pur- reported cost $559,567. The terior decorator. He retired four ', not have been filled. He has con active in 1960 opposing the change bureau was especially pleased slap-happy work that has been . tended the jobs are not necessary. (Sandy Hook) The United Federation of Postal sued by lobbyists for the AFL- done in the past few years." years ogo. of government from Commission Clerks (AFL-CIO) reported spend- CIO, which was the third high- that the supply-management con- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. The city manager said letters form to Council-Manager, and la- Today — High 11:59 p.m. and cept was not applied to feed In many oases, he said, inspec- to the affected employees will low 5:56 p.m. ing the largest amount of any est spender for the period. tion fees are based on a per- Grace Allison PuHgnano; two bored In 1961 in support of Coun- group reporting under the Fed- Second was the National Com- grains. The National Farmers Pulignano of assure them of re-employment cil candidates in several wards. Thursday — High 12:19 p.m. Union was fairly encouraged with centage of the cost of installa- sons, George C. * rights, in order of seniority, and low 6 a.m. and 6:51 p.m. eral Regulation of Lobbying Act mittee for Insurance Taxation, tions. Here, however. Inspections Philadelphia and John W. Pu- Among those it supported were for the tint half of 1962 - SH- which successfully lobbied for farm legislation this year, for whenever the city hires again. Mr. Marks and Mr. Van Brunt. (For Red Bank and Rumson which it spent $48,552. The Farm- fees are based on a $50 a day lignano of this place; two daugh- Mr. Bowen also disclosed he bridge, add two hours; Sea ers Union said they were highly charge by the inspector. ters, Mrs. Violet Sensterman of In its newest statement, the Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long this place and Mrs. Helen WHson has an appointment today at 2 league said the ouster attempt pleased by the wheat plan in this p. m. with County Prosecutor was justified. It criticized thi Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Red Guerrillas Blasted year's farm bill which author- of CHffwood Beach; a sister, Mrs. Vincent P. Keuper at Freehold lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) ized a long-term supply-manage- Ann Sannelli of this place; seven manager for exceeding budget School Bus, grandchildren, and two great- to discuss 1-4 Instances of alleged amounts for beach operations and ment program for wheat in 1964 1 gnmdchikfren.* Interference with the city mana- for suggesting last winter that po- CHICAGO (AP) — Showers By 4 U.S. Helicopters and thereafter. splashed across scattered sections' ger's duties by the four council lice be required to salute mem- swooped into action, their 16 pow- Total Spending Gar Collide, Arrangements are under the di- of the nation from the Far West SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) - rection of the John W. Flock Fu- ' men who tried to oust him. bers of City Council. The latter, Four U. S. Army escort helicop- erful rockets and two .30 caliber Altogether 273 lobby organiza- said the league, held the dry into the Appalachians today but neral Home. "I make no charge of law vio- fair to partly cloudy weather pre- ters poured rocket and machine- machine guns blazing. tions reported spending $2,007,- Pupil Cut ' lation," Mr. Bowen said. "How- up to ridicule throughout the gun fire into a concentration of 866 In the tint; six months of country. vailed in most areai. Reports said the helicopter, fire MIDDLETOWN — An eight- WILLIAM T. MCDOWELL ever, I will present my informa- Communist guerrillas yester- hit a column of about 75 guer- 1962. This does, not necessarily year-old boy suffered a minor in- It was chilly this morning from day, apparently with deadly ef- represent all spending for lobby- NEWARK - William T. Mc- the northern and central Rockies rillas. Jury yesterday when a car and fect in the Jungle war north of Farther north, a civilian spot- ing however, because the lobby Dowell, 85, of 201 Gaston Ave., Into the upper Mississippi valley, school bus collided at Rt. 35 and died yesterday in the Mary Lee Late News Briefs Saigon. ter plane crashed yesterday in law of 1946 is vague and many Apple Farm Rd. Michael Stral- with temperatures dropping Into groups, such as Che National Nursing Home, Eatontown. He the 30s. The helicopters, recently sent the central highlands where in- ton, 18 Corn La., was treated for By The Associated secretary, Abraham Rrbicoflf, who Snow in higher eleva- creasing guerrilla ground flra had Association of Manufacturers, was the husband of Mrs. Marion tions of the mountain sections from the United States, are de- a cut lip" at the scene by Dr. Frost McDowell. WASHINGTON - Presiden is running for the Senate. signed to help neutralize the in- shot down two other planes. simply do not report. Harold Chaflan. Kennedy dashes back to th But since kind words are of Colorado measured from % Mr. McDowell was a summer o 1 Inch. The cool air was ex- creasing Viet Cong guerrilla Officials were tight-lipped about Of those reporting, ,149 busi- Michael was one of 35 children political wars today, and the bij traditional on such occasions, of grouad fire mat has downed at the nature of the plane or the ness groups listed a total of on the bus. resident of 24 Blossom' Cove Rd., 1 far more interest is this: pected to spread from the Ohio Middletown. He was a graduate question is whether he will de least two planes in two days with identification of (he pilot injured $820,756 spent to influence legis- According to police, Joseph cide to shoot It out verbally wi alley northeastward into north- of the Newark Academy and- a Will there be unkind words of rn New England. the loss of three Americans. in the crash. lation; 36 employee and labor Wilk, 64, of 58 Grove St., Keans- ,', his predecessor, Dwlght D. Ei reply to Eisenhower? The form- groups, $475,542; 44 citizens retired manufacturer's agent. Outside the cool belt, tempera The four heavily armed hell The craft was one of a fleet of burg, driver of the bus, said he Surviving besides his wife, , senhower. er President, in a tone unusally unmarked planes performing In- groups, $262,202; 21 farm groups, was going through the Jughandle Kennedy was scheduled ures dropped into the 40s west of re accompanying light- are a brother, Ezra Osborns Mc- bitter for him, said Kennedy has ly armed helicopters bringing out telligence work in Sooth Viet (211.036; 17 professional groups, onto Apple Farm Rd., when the leave in mid-afternoon for Con what he called "a dreary foreign he lower Great Lakes region $170,133; and 6 military and Dowell of Bay Head, and two outhward into eastern New Mex a battalion of Vietnamese sol- Nam. They Include a variety ol car came through a red light and sisters, Mrs. Pauline McDowell necticut, where he will say- kind policy." light planes and L28s, DC4s and veterans groups, $68,195. hit the bus. words for his former welfare co. The 50s prevailed southwest- diers 55 miles northwest of Sai- of Newark and Mrs. 'Eulalie ward through the lower Great gon. DC6s. Mr. Wilk told police he had a Cook of Orange. HONOLULU - The United Lakes region and upper Ohio The Vietnamese had been land- Reports recently have toM of The funeral will be at 11:30 States is wasting no time trying valley Into the. south Central ed to protect a U. S. helicopter hotter fire from the Jungles and Massey Boy Driver of the car, Martin Poto, to redeem its slumping nuclear 49, of Belleville, told police he a.m. Friday at the Falrmount Must Obey Plains and southern Rockies and forced down by mechanical troub- hflto in Central Viet Nam, and a Cemetery, Newark. The "William prestige by scheduling another along coastal areas of the Pa- le. It was necessary to destroy Viet Cong guerrilla antiaircraft was traveling north on the high- high-altitude shot in the Pacific Is Subject way and that the bus went S. Anderson Funeral Home, Red CD Drills, cific Northwest. the helicopter, and lurking Viet team was said to have arrived Bank, is in charge of arrange- this weekend—just four days after Cong opened fire as the Helicop- In the area. through a red light, resulting in the latest flop. Early morning temperature! the. crash. ments. ranged from 81 in Laredo ant ters began lifting out (he Viet- U. S. planes this week have Of Confab Court Rules A low-yield nuclear device with namese. een supporting a big govern- Both driven were issued care- Del Rio, Tex., to freezing in th( LITTLE SILVER — Magistrate less driving summonses by Pa- ANDREW H. SCALA TRENTON (AP)-New Jersey1 a punch ot less than 20,000 tons northern cold belt. Some othei The late model helicopters ment drive on Communist guer- of TNT is set to be touched off Richard D. Porter will confer to- trolman Robert Lanno. KEANSBURG - Andrew H. civil defense law appHes both marks and conditions: New Yorl rillas who reportedly had estab- ScaJa, 65, of 641 Palmer Ave., practice drills and actual at an expected height of 20 to 64, clear; Chicago 47, clear; Bos- 30 miles near Johnston Island. As Board ot Education in an effort died yesterday morning in River- raids, the state'! second highes ton 62, clear; Washington 67, of Saigon near Ban Me Tnuot, view Hospital, Red Bank, after a in previous tests, it will be car- Hackensack Where many U. S-. advisers are to set a course of action in the court ruled yesterday. clear; Atlanta 63, clear; Miam case of Mrs. Ethel M. Massey, Shellfishing short illness. - ' ; Practice driUs are designed to ried aloft by a missile. 72, clear; Louisville 60, parti stationed. 40 Sycamore Ave., who has de- Mr.; Scala was bora to Italy, Insure order during actual emer- But this time, \thb vehicl cloudy; Detroit 49, clear; SI Mayor Dies First to fall victim to the Com- son of the late Carmine and Jo- probably won't be a Thor, thi munist ground fire was a V. S. clined to send her son to Red Statement gencies, the court concluded, and Louis 50, clear; Minneapolis 38, HACKENSACK (AP) - Peter Bank High School. sephine Scala, and came to this people must take shelter during cause of four previous failure; clear; Kansas City 50, clear; spotter plane that went down A. Frapaul, 60, mayor of Hacken- The local school board, in country 50 years ago. H» had practice drills when directed tc in the trouble-plagued 1962 Pa Denver 44, cloudy; Dallas 69, Monday, killing the three Ameri- Is Issued been a resident hero 18 years, sack, died yesterday in Hacken- can military advisers abroad. charge of this sending district to do so by authorized civil defense cific nuclear series. cloudy; Phoenix 67, clear; Seat- TRENTON (AP) - The New and previously lived in Red Bank. personnel. tle' 45, clear; San Francisco 62, sack Hospital after the last of a They were identified as Air the high school, last week gave series of heart attacks. Mrs. Massey five days to com- Jersey State Health Department He was the owner of tiie Keans- Maximum penalty for refusing NIGERIAN BID clear; Los Angeles 60, clear; Force Capt. Herbert W. Booth, has released the following state- burg Dairy Farm. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Anchorage 43, rain; Honolulu 78, Frapaul, who also headed one the pilot, of Sarasota, Fla.; Ar- Ply with its request that the boy to take cover is a year in prison, of the state's largest road build- be enrolled In the sophomore ment regarding the closing of Surviving are his wife, Mrs. a fine of $175, or both. Backed by 20 other nations partly cloudy. my Capt. Terry D. Cordell of San- shell fish harvesting areas: ing firms, the Frapaul Construc- ford, Fla.. and Air Force T. Sgt. class. The time period ended Dorothy Martine Soaia of 43 The Appellate Division of Su Black Africa, Nigeria makes "There have been no signifi- Washington St., Red Bank; three bid In the UN General Assembl; tion Co. of Rochelle Park, en Richard L Fox of Estero, Fla. Monday. perior Court, in a 17-page wri tered the hospital Oct 5. cant closings of shellfish harvest- sons, Joseph G. Scala of Red ten opinion, affirmed a lowei today to kill the 16-year-oli Airport Their deaths brought to 24 the Magistrate Porter said a pos ing areas In New Jersey since The mayor, who lived at 515 number of Americans listed here sible outcome . of today's meet Bank, Edward Scala of Beknar court conviction of two colleg< 'gentleman's agreement" allocal April S, 1962, the New Jersey and Andrew C. Scala of River ing Security Council seats. (Continued) Summit Ave., won office here in as killed in action, although Ing would be the issuing of a com- students for refusing to take she! 1957, when he polled the highest State Health Department report Plaza; two daughters, Mflsses ter during en air raid drill las Nigeria Is contesting with Mo- Washington puts the total at 16. plaint against Mrs. Masse} ed today. Christina and Anna Scala of Red another 950 feet and the building vote In the council elections. He The discrepancy may be due to signed, as a complaining wi year. rocco for the council seat here- of three or more so called T- turned down the mayoralty at that "Raritan Bay has been closed Bank, and nine grandchildren. tofore held by a Middle East- differing opinions as to whether ness, by a representative of thi Lois Congdon and Neal Mosher, hangars, each large enough to time. school board. to the harvesting of shellfish since The funeral will be at 8 a.m. Arab—nation. But most delegate: house 20 private planes. Beyonc some were killed In accidents or May, 1961. then students at Drew University, He was ousted In a recall elec- in action. Friday from the Worden Funeral were fined $50 and costs in Mor- expected Morocco to muster th< that there will be a large "tie Lance Massey, 15, has not at- "A story in a Philadelphia aft- Home, Red Bank, followed by a two-thirds majority needed fo down" area for planes that are tion of 1959, but two years later tended school since the term ernoon paper on Oct. 15 gave the ris County Court. again topped all the vote-seekers mass at 9 o'clock in St. Anthonys They appealed their fines on election in the Assembly votinj not put into the hangars. opened Sept. 6. His mother said Impression of significant recent Catholic Church. Rev. Domenic this afternoon. Ready Room Set for council seats and was elected he is subject to a blood mechan- closings. grounds that there is no legal au- mayor. Turtura will officiate. Burial will thority for civil defense person- The voting follows a week Already, construction ha ism response failure which has "Tha greater part of the long- be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. nel to compel the general public bitter wrangling that has split th started on a combined "pilot, He leaves his brother John of caused absences in the past. time shellfish harvesting area in to take shelter in the course of an 53-nation Asian-African group am ready room" and public recrea- Saddle Brook, co-owner of the Mrs. Massey added that her New Jersey is still open. . ENTERS GUILTY 'PLEA air raid drill. ranged the Arabs against thi tion room. These should be fin- construction company; a brother falling-out with the local Baord "Most of Sandy Hook Bay and FREEHOLD — Vaughn Good, Samuel of Hackensack; a sister, RIVERVIEW The conviction grew ont of ar black Africans. ished in a matter of weeks. of Education stems from the the Naveaink River are open in Prospect Ave., Asbury Park, "Private flying Is already Mrs. Theresa Pepe of Hacken- Red Bank board's refusal to provide tutors April 28. 1961 practice driU con- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sheeran, 24 the north-central part of the state pleased guilty here yesterday to TAX REVISION popular In this section of the sack; three daughters, Mrs. Rita during her son's absences and the and in tha southern part of the a charge of second-degree ducted by the New Jersey De- Mulholland of Fair Lawn, Mrs. West First St., Keyport, son, yes- cT partment at Defense. The drill WASHINGTON-Presldent Ken- country that as soon as they found state almost all of the long murder. According to Assistant out we were serving coffee pilots Audry Davis and Mrs. Emma terday. ™* was known as "Operation Alert. nedy has signed into law a tan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rlchard- tutors she hat hired. stretch from MantoWtlng Bridge Prosecutor John W. Applegate, revision bill that carries a $ began dropping in on us every Mells, both of Oradell, and two in Ocean County to Absecon In- Good had been charged with the New Jersey tew states that an> day, in Increasing numbers," said step-brothers, Daniel and Joseph ;on, 9 McCarter Ave., Fair Ha- person refusing to obey lawfu billion, incentive to businesses let. In addition numerous areas fatal stabbing of George Etoll Mr. Donald. Vigglano of Hackensack. /en, son, yesterday. In AtlanUc and Cape May coun- orders of any air raid warden oi that modernize. Mr. and Mrs. John Ray, 93 1307 Walnut Ave./ Wanamassa. • The bill, Kennedy said in Colts Neck Airport has been Battle Reds ties continue to remain open. The prosecutor said the stabbing any other person authorized to landing facility for a number a Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury Town- perform any acts or functions statement accompanying yeste port will be "Just about ideal ship, son, yesterday. "Shellfish from approved areas took place at Etoll's grocery store day's signing, "makes a gooc years. But pilots normally for our purposes." In the CAP in New Jersey are safe for human at 300 Prospect Ave., Asbury during a threat of danger or any stopped mere only on weekends Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, With New emergency shall be adjudged start on bringing our tax strui are 66 cadets. They range in age I Laurence Pkwy., Laurence consumption, the department Park. County Judge Edward J. ture up to date and provides Now It is to be opened on from 14 through 18 years. Most stressed. The department added Ascher will sentence Good Nov. 9. disorderly person. seven-day-a-week basis. But Ii Harbor, daughter, this morning. Helicopters The students said use of the favorable context for the over-a are too young for pilot training. MONMOUTH MEDICAL that oysters from Delaware Bay tax reform program I intend t is expected by the operators that But they do study the theory of are reported to be the finest in DALACK — Ann of 11S4 Bouletlrd, word "during" means the law it will be two to three years be- Long Branch WASHINGTON (AP) - Com- Bayonne on Monday October 15. Be- does not refer to drills, only propose to the next Congress." flight and space orientation. The Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nychay, munist guerrilas in South Viet years." loved husband of Jennie, nee Bonomo fore the airport is put into shape group meets Friday nights in the and father of Kn. Mule Bando, Mrl. actual emergencies. Meanwhile, he said, the bi to fit the requirements of a :2'/J Grace Ave., Port Monmouth, Nam have begun using more Reached at home last night for Ann* Yanuj, Charlotte. Theodore and Murphy Street School at Middle- comment, a spokesman for the Oeorge. Brother of Reverend Wakeen The court answered tha "will stimulate the economy am master plan. ion, this morning. powerful weapons. against U. S. Dtltck and Fouteen Dilack. '*n» fu- reasonable interpretations musi provide a greater measure own. Mr. and Mrs. George Bryne, helicopters informed sources said Health Department said the April n»r*i will take place In the Thomal M. Mr. Donald said he believed closings were in areas south O'Brien ft Bona Funeral Home, CM be based on the legislative pur- fairness in our tax system." the facility "will mount In Im- However, as a flying organiza i Atlantic Ave., Matawan, today. Ave. c. Bayonne on Thursday October pose contained in Hie framework tion, the CAP has been charged yf Absecon -wtttte pollution had 18th. Funeral eerrlcea at BU. Peter portance to executives in thi daughter, yesterday. This was understood to be one and Paul Orthodox Church on W. 38th of the law, that the legislature with a major public service in Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ziegler, reason why the Army has sent ieen found. The only other clos- Bt, Baronne at 2 p.m. Interment New Church Unity Is area — those of Bell Laboratories ings since April were a few "of York Bar Cemetery. Bayonne Lodfe has clearly stated the "purpos- «nd Lily Tulip Cup Corp., amonj the air search and rescue fieli Box 424 CHffwood Ave., Cliff- some of Its latest model helicop- Na 09 F&AM «errlcei on Wednesday of this act is to provide for th since the Air Force largely ha wood, daughter, yesterday. ters, armed with rockets and no significance" around some eveninc at I p.m. VUttlnr noun 1 to J others — who need a convenient' marinas in July, he added. —1 T to 10 p.m. health, safety and welfare of th Topic of Report ly-located modern airport t' deactivated its own services in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glutting, machine guns, to cover the slower state of New Jersey and to aid ii OCEAN CITY (AP) - Rev serve their businesses. his specialty in New Jersey. In 453 Broadway, Long Branch, ton, "Flying Banana" choppers which the prevention of damage to an Nicholas J. Burggraaf, pastor o! Mr. Donald, a former Ai he state are 32 CAP squadrons, yesterday. have been carrying South Viet- destruction of property. . . " Th' the Bethel United Presbyterian Firce instructor, pilot and a mem- regularly called upon. They op Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dunn, 126 namese soldiers on raids against court said a key word in the stai Church of East Orange, pre- ber of the New Jersey Air Na erate in so-called "grid areas," Laurel St., Long Branch, daugh- Communist strongholds. vie Is "prevention." sented a report on church unity blocked out on maps throughou tional Guard, was called Into ac- ter, yesterday. When the U. S. helicopter oper- yesterday at a session of the 140t tive service when the Berlin the state. Operations until now Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Sharp, annual convention of the New Jer- have been out of Red Bank Air- ation started early mis year the New Hearing crisis mounted to boilinR point 446 Dewey St., Long Branch, son, Red guerrillas - had little more sey Svnod, Unked Presbyteria more than a year ago. He ha; port. yesterday. Church in trie U. S. A. than rifles and other light weap- been flvine in England. Africa, CAP has one co-operative air Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hoff- ons to fire at them. In Hoek Case In his report. Rev. Mr. Burg Switzerland, Spain ,and other sec- craft of Its own and can draw man, Jr., 116 South Seventh Ave., TRENTON (AP)-The case o graaf said he had established on many private planes owned by Long Branch, son. yesterday. But the Communist Viet Cong tors of the European theater, have recently been bringing heav- Floyd G/Hoek, former secretary- communications with the Episco returning onlv recently. He Is a members. Calls for assistant FITKIN business manager of the Asburj, pal Diocese of New Jersey, ant mounted 60 per cent in the pasl Neptune ier firepower to bear oq the »raduate of the Rumson Country troop-carrying helicopters, the Park school system, has bee with both (he New Jersey Con Dav School and attended Prince- year. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daly, tent back to Education Com ference of the Methodist Churci Howell Trailer Park, Freehold, sources said. It was indicated ton Universitv before joining the As an airman, Mr. Pierson pu these newer weapons may be .50 missioner Frederick M. Raubingei md the United Church of Christ Air Force. His wife h th« form- n considerable service with thi daughter, yesterday. for a second hearing. The delegates will hear com- Mr. and Mrs. Conover Ander- calibre machine guns suitable for er Joan Kerekesh. daughter of First Marine Air Wing in the antiaircraft work. Hoek was fired by the Asbury mittee reports today on the last Mr. and Mrs. William Ao Kere- •acific Theater in World War II. son, Jr., 63 Helen Ave., Free- Park School Board in 1958 afte day of three-day meeting and kesh of S3 Amelia Cir., Little He devoted much time also to hold, son, yesterday. A Defense Department spokes forty-one charges were broughi were expected to vote on resolu- Silver. ir search and rescue operations, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hightower, man confirmed yesterday that against him, accusing him of di- tions dealing with church affairs. It was early this month tha From a base at Cherry Point, Freehold, daughter, yesterday. the Army is arming its hell- STUNNING 14 KARAT COLD FltXED verting school property to his own The synod represents +40 Mr. Donald began to devote his C. He learned, to fly later. Mr. and Mrs. James D'Amore, copters and that the Vietnamese Use and other irregularities. lurches with a combined mem full time to efforts to develop 50 Stokes St. Freehold, son, ye* Air Force Is flying cover missions Twenty seven of the charges Mrstrip of 211,000 persons. the Colts Neck Airport. "I saw terday. to protect the troop carriers. were brought by Asbury Park at- my future here and dp Intend to Constable Fined Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lomakln, "Because of increased attacks A gift of everlasting beauty and usefulness torney William Novogrod, a mem- FINAL CLEAN-UP make this a fine airport, a credit DAVENTRV, England (AP) - 10 Westwood Dr., Freehold, on our helicopters it has become ber of the school board. Hoek was SHREWSBURY - Monday will to Monmouth County. I'm putting Constable Robert Quinn, 28, col- d»ghter, yesterday. necessary to give them additional EitaWlshed ^VM J Ttbpfton eventually found guilty on nine be the final day for general col- i 18 hours a day on if." ided with another motorist last PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL means of protecting themselves," charges, all brought by Novogrod. lection in the borough's fall dean- Jack M. Esten, 48 Cloverdale week and turned himself In for , Fort MonmouU) the spokesman said. 1884 SH 1 0001 Court records show that Novo- program. The regular trash ir., New Shrewsbury, a training :areless driving. SFC and Mrs. Clarence C. He did not elaborate on the In- IunDf IA ~ grod cast the deciding vote'on collection schedule will resume fficer with the CAP, said he The judge fined Quinn 8 pounds Searles, 21314 Fourth Ave., Brad- creased attacks, nor did he go 17lrood St. |CI|U(|A RED BANK seven charges. Tuesday. , Iso felt that the Colts Neck Air- $22.40). ley Beach, son, Monday. into detail on (he armament h h i RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Oct 17, 1^62—3 Investing Use of Latin in Mass Nason on Education ^ Slow Growers; Concentrate^ on Better Buys Due for Council Discussion By BEMNET M. tOLTON cal language, a cement that has scheduled today as. tabula- Mid-Senjester Slump By ROGER E. SPEAR helped hold die church together tion continued of votes cast by About this time each year, both avoid studying. Have you made • heroic effort VATICAN CITY (AP) — Thefor 20 centuries. . the 2,700 prelates for members of to salvage a low course using Q) "I am 27 yeary s old. Myy in- Q) "I am alone and if my use of modern languages instead students and teachers go into A minimum of study will hjing Such traditionalists glory in thethe council's 10 drafting commis- what educators call "the .mid-se- about the desired organization— these steps? vestment program consists of present income continues, I will of Latin 'in the mast is one sions. 1. Review the course from the placing $150 every month in onesave more. I now have Chem- of the major topics the 2,700 Ro-heritage of Latin and want to mester slump." if it Is done now. keep the mass contained in its The council fathers voted yes- Resolutions made at the be- Now is the time for concen- beginning and get anoverall pic- of three. stocks: Winn-Dixie, way and Northern Indiana Pub- man Catholic prelates of the Vat- terday for 16 members of each ture of what you have covered. Frocter & Gamble, and Pitney- lic Service. I have $700 in sav- cadences. ginning of the trated effort before the student ican Ecumenical Council will dis- of the 10 commissions, and all has to absorb additional informa- 2. Make your review in a period Bowes. A total of $600 is in- ings. Should I buy more stocks cuss in daily sessions that start Neither the modernist nor theof the prelates attending the coun- semester have as a protection against inflation? tion. Now Is the time to recheck of two or three days. It may take vested every year in each stock. next week. traditionalist view is expected to cil were eligible for.election. Re worn thin. The only 10 or 20 hours—a small in- Should I con- Would Controls Co. of America prevail at the council. Church first major study plans and start fresh. The question of the language suits of the voting were not ex- Any student with below average vestment in time considering the tinue with this or Tastee Freez be right for of the mass is one that has reper- specialists in liturgy express the pected until Saturday, and with tests are over. me?" A. H. view that the best advantages grades who stubbornly goes on value of the course in dollars. program?" R. cussions throughout the world so many potential candi- Teachers are 3. Make a record of your work C. A) I sincerely hope that your of each—Latin and local d i s i 1 lusioned studying and preparing for tests particularly in the church's mis- dates, further balloting may in the same manner will proba- in a new notebook, Including A) I should present income continues and sionary efforts. And it reflects languages-may eventually be necessary. about their like first to that you can save more. If (hat combined. bly continue to get below aver- problems, sketches, maps, out- the basic concern of this first The pope will name eight addi- students' work. age grades. lines according to the course you c o n g r atulate is so, I believe you should build Ecumenical Council in 92 years— Arcadio Cardinal Larraona, tional members to each commis- They try to you for initiat- up your savings account at least who Pope John XXIII has picked Mediocre students resist change review. Indicate any questions the place of the church in to- sion. ^.__ _ -, combine reme- in their study procedures because and include the partial solution ing a very in- to $2,000 before undertaking any day's fast-moving, technological to head the council's Commission Dr. NCMH dial and ad- further stock investment. they do not know how to train of problems you cannot solve. telligent thrift age. of Liturgy, predicted last June vanced work. 4. Make an appointment with program. As we have seen this year, and that local languages eventually Msgr. Buchmann Is themselves to become better stu- Many missionary bishops at Many a student drifts easily dents. your instructor. Leaf through All the stocks as you have observed with Chem- woud replace Latin in the first Comultor at Couixcil •PEAK you mention way, stocks fluctuate too widely tending the council favor mass in third of the mass. into the doldrums. It's more Here is a check list for mid-notebook with him. Get help on are high-quality situations, and the vernacular of the people. LINCROFT - Msgr. John O. Peasant to think of other things semester that should help: needed problems and ask for his in price to be a dependable They cite the difficulties of pre- A number of language shifts in suggestions. their selection does you credit. source of cash in emergencies. Catholic liturgy are already un- Buchmann, pastor of St. Leo's nan lessons. Have you analyzed your ex- I believe,- however, that growth Both Controls of America and senting a meaningful mass in an Catholic Church, Irvington, is one Yet at no time in a semester amination papers and asked your- These suggestions always work ancient and classical tongue to der way in scattered parts of has slowed down for Pitney- Tastee Freez are reasonably the world. of the three consultors to Arch- can a student gain so much with self: "How should I have studied for those who try them. They will Eowes and also for Winn-Dixie. good stocks, but I don't think natives in the jungles of Africa bishop Thomas A. Boland and theso little effort. to be better able to complete work for you. Each of these stocks is selling they're the right choices for you.or primitive islanders in the re- In South America the ritual for archdiocese of Newark at the Vat- Eight or 10 weeks of school the examination?" administering sacraments and (You may obtain a copy of at a relatively high earnings mul- With your limited capital, " mote reaches of the Pacific. ican Ecumenical Council. have filled his mind with bits o Have you revised your plan tiple—about 25 for Pitney Such missionaries argue, giving various blessings is being Msgr. Buchmann has been a information and partial under- of study for each course? Dr. Nason's "You Can Get Better and would aim for the best and published in Spanish. Grades" booklet by sending $1 18 for Winn-Dixie. strongest stocks available, with example, that while a mass summer resident here 25 years, standings. But his knowledge is Have you talked with more suc- I would continue to buy Pros Latin might be incomprehensible Local language rituals are inand has been full administrator not organized. It gives him.a cessful students than yourself re- to "Better Grades" Box 2160, sufficient growth to offset dollar General Post Office, Now York.) ter & Gamble, but I would end devaluation. I suggest Texaco to a former headhunter in Newpreparation in South Africa. Such and pastor of St. Leo's for 35 'rustrated feeling and makes himgarding their„study procedures? my accumulation of the others. and Sears Roebuck. Guinea, he could find it full of ritual language changes are years. Instead, I would start new plans (Mr. Spear cannot answer al meaning if it were said In hismade on permission from Rome The other consultors are Msgr. with shares that have a better mail personally but will answer native Papuan dialect. at the request of local bishops. Joseph Shovlin, pastor of St. growth outlook and a lower mul- all questions possible in his col Traditionalists consider Latin a As a rule, the essence of the Ann's, Jersey City, and Msgr. Police tiple. In their place, I suggest umn). 'actor for unity that stands above liturgy is retained in Latin, Julian Szpilman, pastor of Our (Continued) Criticism of Dangler Arizona Public Service selling at differences of'nationality and lo- No council session was Lady of Gzestochowa, Harrison. It goes on to point out that 20 times earnings, and FMC money spent on special officers Corp., with a multiple of 16. could better have .been spent on n'ailed Irresponsible Gov. Hughes Two Codes regular, full-time, well-trained officer. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Demo- point out that the township acre- Sluggish Day To Address Adopted By The recommendations in the rats William J. Skelton and John age was landlocked," said Mr. report are extensive and cover eekman were guilty of "appal- •illasple. "It was accessible only every phase of the department. ing irresponsibility" in their re- rom the Dangler farm and was As Market County Rally Health Board General Reorganization ent attack on Commltteeman iseless to anyone else. The town- LONG BRANCH - Gov. Rich- Some of the recommendations ihip sold it to Wilton Dangler at SHREWSBURY - The Board deal with technical aspects such Weston L. Dangler, Republican public acutlon — and Committee- Dips a Bit ard J. Hughes brings his cam- of Health Monday adopted two ommltteeman Forrest L. Gil- paign to elect more Democrats as patrol areas, equipment and man Weston Dangler did not take NEW YORK (AP) A de- codes, one providing for the re-deployment of manpower. lespie declared last night. part In setting the minimum stock to Monmouth County Friday at 8 moval of nuisance plants and Mr. GMespie suggested that pressed and uncertain p.m. He will speak at a major Since these recommendations price." iriarket backed away from a the other regulatory refuse col- "Democratic boss NNorman Dorf rally at the Paddock Lounge, for- lecting. are numerous, the main ones will Mr. Gillespie said he found it slight early gain and ended a bitmer Mayor Paul Kieman, Demo- be outlined. man" inspired the attack by thehard to believe that Mr. Beek- lower yesterday in sluggish trad- The nuisance plant code estab- cratic candidate for sheirff, an- lishes ragweed, poison ivy, poison In general, the report calls for Democratic candidates for man and Mr. Skelton had stooped ing. nounced. oak and poison sumac as nui- general reorganization of the 'ownship Committee. to making such charges. " Symptomatic of. the market's The governor will share the sance plants and prohibits any department's resources and that "The whole truth about the "It makes me wonder," he mood was that Tennessee Gas platform with Mr. Kiernan, Con- property owner from allowing the chain of command be de- >angler, land purchase was there said, "whether they were not mis- Transmission, which cut the divi- gressional candidate Peter J. them to exist within 10 feet of lineated. 'or anyone who wanted It," Mrle.d — whether these ridiculous dend Monday, was the most ac- Gannon, and Freeholder aspirants the property line or 20 feet of a -The report urges that the de- illespie said. "If the Democrat charges didn't really originate tive stock, off % at 16% on 160,-David T. Buck and Victor Ger- public way. partment, now with 31 men, bec candidates are not interested with boss Norman Donfman. Dorf- 700 shares. des. A fine of not less than $2 increased to 37 as an interim in seeing that the people get theman has called the tune that a The dividend cut by Tennessee and not more than $100 can bmeasuree . whole truth, how can they ask ot of well-meaning Democrats Gas was disturbing to a Wall Though talks will be confined The new men would provide to those of the county ticket, levied against offenders. :o represent the people as mem- been dancing to in recent Street which has been told to The refuse collecting code calls two records clerks the survey >ers of the Township Commit- irears." "get back to fundamentals," such Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, feels are needed, and provide a state committeewoman who will for a $5 license for any con- :ee?" as earnings and dividend yield, tractor collecting in the borough, relief shift of men. Mr. Gillespie spoke at a meet- rather than to focus on "pie inbe toastmaster, said local candi- Ultimately, the reports reconv dates will share the spotlight. It also gives the borough health ng of campaiRn workers at the the sky." inspector the right to inspect mends that the township organ home of Albert Kqenig, 1298 Wick- Urban Renewal Other pipeline Issues were de- "We expect to see major gains ize the department so that there at the local level," Mrs. White vehicles used for refuse-collec apecko Dr., Wanamassa. His run pressed. Third most active was ANNIVERSARY EVENT —Robert Baskin, left, owner of tion. will be patrol, service and crim- ning mate, Sidney Leichter, also El Paso Natural Gas, off 1 at 17said, because here is the source inal investigation divisions. Study to Start of strength for the victories we BaskinV Fabric Fair, in Red Bank and the Middletown spoke. Mr. Dangler is not seek- on 56,000 shares. Northern Nat- There currently are patrol and ing re-election. ural Gas dropped %, Texas East- look for higher on the ticket. Shopping Center, and Harry De Samper, manager of the investigative sections. In Highlands ern Transmission VS. and South-Therefore, we want the munici- Middletown store, examine fabric* to be featured in the Continue The service division would be 26-Acre Purchase ern Natural Gas %. pal candidates to know even be- firm's 17th anniversary sale. The Middletown store is responsible for records, commu- Last month, the Democrat HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- Second place on the. list of fore their election of our pride nications and training. accused Mr. Dangler of having cil and the Planning Board, meet- volume leaders was taken by and confidence in them." alto celebrating its fifth anniversary in the shopping Search For The patrol division would the shown favoritism' to his brother, ing In separate sessions last Howe Sound, which rose V» to Other rallies on' the schedule center. ' Include a traffic section. Wilton, in Wilton's purchase night, unanimously approved the HV4 on 57,900 shares as it con-in the next few days are as .fol- Also recommended is the de-township land, Initiation of an urban renewal tinued to respond to a $15 a-share lows: Friday, Regular Democrat- Boatman '. velopment of a "positive atmos- Mr. Gillespie said the Danglei study of a three-block 15-acre offer by Pechiney Enterprises. ic Clubs of Matawan Township, To Question MiJltown MIDDLETOWN — Authorities phere of discipline." farm, owned by the family foi area along the abandoned Jersey Polaroid, one of the fast-step- VFW Hall, CUffwood; Saturday, reported yesterday that there 'Failure to enforce ethical many years, totaled 210 acres, Central Railroad right of way, ping "growth" stocks, was next Raritan Township Democratic still is no trace of John Horan, standards Is likely to open a Only 26 acres were bought, for south of Bay Ave., and east of most active, off 3 at 123Vi. fol- Clubs, annual dance, Cabin In 56, of Jersey City, who been Pandora's Box in Middletown," It $3,425, by Wilton Dangler from Miller St., running to the High- lowed by Sperry Rand, off % at The Sky, Atlantic Highlands, andMan in Slaying of Co-ed missing since Oct. 7 after a states. the township. The entire 236 acres lands bridge. • 11%. Twelve of the 15 most ac- Atlantic Highlands Democratic boat he was in overturned in In discussing manpower, th were sold for $127,000. Club, dance, Conner's Hotel, NEW YORK — Why was John seized and later newspaper clip- be bay. The approval, in effect, will tive Issues fell and three rose. Covino, a strapping 27-year-old pings were found in the glove report states that "more men and Landlocked Land give the Urban Renewal Agency IBM lost 9ft. Xerox 3, Korvette Highlands; Sunday, a tea at thi The body of Stephen Lasch more money" does not apply to "The Democrats neglected of the local Housing Authority % and Texas Instruments 3%. home of Mrs. Eva Clark, Liberty man from Milltown, N. J., mascompartmen- t of his car. 27, of 50 Tindall Rd., Middletown, querading as a woman on an up- The clippings concerned the the real problem in Middletown. the go ahead to engage the serv- Ford, Chrysler and American St., Long Branch, honoring Mr. who was with Mr. Horan was It notes that without leadership, ices of Urban Planning Associ- Motors all dropped fractions and Kieman. per Broadway Street? "When I'mslaying of Betty Gail Brown, 19, found Saturday by the breakwater drinking I do crazy things," Co-on the Transylvania campus on the'" men and money would be ates, N. Y. Studebaker was unchanged. Gen- The annual candidates tea of at the Atlantic Highlands yacht wasted. 52d Brigade the Women's Democratic Club of vino told police after his arrest Oct. 27, 1961. harbor. The company will prepare a eral Motors added %. The report states that salaries preliminary "workable" renewal The Dow Jones industrial av-Monmouth County will be held yesterday. The girl, strangled with her The pair were taking Mr. 9 "He thought he would play are below that of comparable de- program—'before preparation in erage took a minor loss of .34 atOct. 27 at the Berkeley Carteret own brassiere, was found in a Koran's aluminum outboard from partments in the state. 'Sees Red Hotel, Asbury Park. The Middle; Sherlock Holmes," said Covino's parked oar. The murder has notRumson to Leonardo. detail by engineers—-at a fee of 589.35. The Township Committee is HIGHLANDS - The uniform $1,000 to $1,500. Volume was 2.86 million shares town Township Democratic Clubs father, explaining that his sonbeen solved. Authorities said they would con- will conduct a dance the sami might have disguised himself to studying, and has agreed to raise >f the day at 52d Artillery Bri Council has appropriated $1,000 compared with 2.64 million Mon- Covino's father, who was in tinue the search for the missing the pay standards of the depart- gade headquarters was rolled day. night at The Oaks, Rt. 35, Middle-trap persons who had been break- court, said his son had been grad- man. to cover the cost of preliminary ing into his car. Covino was be- ment. sleeves, and everyone was plans. Of 1,250 issues traded, 396 ad- uated from Translvania College The report recommends that "seeing red" when 127 pints of vanced and 574 declined. New ing held today in $50,500 bail on before the slaying and had nev- Members of the local Urban Re- various charges. 10 cars — four of them unmarked blood were donated to the New fclghs for the year totaled three er returned there. Driver Gets — be provided for the depart- York Chapter of the Red Cross newal Agency agreed Monday and new lows 35. Kentucky authorities were in- ment. The force now has seven night, at a joint meeting with formed of Covino's arrest and po- The elder Covino told police his by personnel stationed here, council and Planning Board rep- Yesterday's closing stocks: Wants Action son frequently came to Manhat- cars. ilCF Ind M«t IT"E ckt Brk 14V lice said they were on their way Summons With the gymnasium doors open resentatives, to set up a "closed jtdama Ex 23% Johns Man 42 here to question the man about tan to visit a young woman. On It also recommends that a early, the mobile blood donor unit door" conference with the con- Alt Keduc 81 Jones ft U 4U three previous occasions, thieves RED BANK - R u s s e 11 W.more detailed record system be Slteg Cp 8H Joy Mfg 15" On Plans For a year-old slaying of a pretty set up there accepted the first sultant firm as soon as possible JUleg lMd » Kaiser Al 30«i had broken into his car, and heDrewes, 44, of 48 Lake Ave., established, and space provided pint of blood from Brig. Gen. JUlle Chal 13% Kennecott 61H co-ed at Covino's alma mater, Fair Haven, was charged with to discuss drainage problems In JUIIed Ch S8W Kresge, SB 24 Transylvania College. said he understood his son had for a records section. Seth L. Weld, Jr., commanding tha proposed renewal area, re- AMI Pw 45S Kroger 22H Shop-Rite Store put on the female attire as a dis-leaving the scene of an accident It also urges a better system general of the 52d Artillery Bri- Jtlcoa 8314 Leh Port C Covino, who is 6-feet-2 without last night by Police Sgt. Emer- location of families, development Am Alrlln 1SH Leh Val Ind SHREWSBURY - Borougli guise in an effort to trap the of inspection and supervision of gade. of the hill and shore sections,, Am Brit Stl 47H LOP Glass 47', the high heels he was wearing, thieves. son R. Williams. men on patrol, and a better train- Am Can 43 Lib McN4L 10"i Council last night heard plea attracted the attention of police Following the general's exam- and a capital improvements pro- Am Cyan 41V4 Llgg * My 6ft Sgt. Williams reported thai ing program. Jaa M My 19V4 LlttSn Ind 5634 for action in the matter of thi as he sat on a bench on a traffic The arresting officers quoted ple more than 50 per cent of the ;ram. Jim Mot ISM Lukena Stl 39 Shop Rite Market proposed foi island at Broadway and 80th St Covino as saying that he had theDrewes' car collided with The report notes that as the Jaa Std 12% Mack Ttk 32J4 driven by Walter A. McCoach, department grows, larger facili- eligible personnel stationed here Multiple dwellings, have been jlm Tel Tel 1W% Marath OU 41V4 Broad St. from Raymond H. Still- He wore a gray skirt, hooded gun to protect himself in case he donated a pint of blood. Jaa Toll 27H Martin M 2» 59, of 20 Forrest Ave., at Lake ties should be acquired. suggested for the renewal area. Jim Viscose JOtt Merck ««V man and Councilman Francis J. shirt and black pumps. was "molested." jimp Inc 21 MOM 30$ Bolduc. Ave. and River Rd. The township has plans for ad' jKnaoonda 36U MIn M4M 48K Police said that Covino drew a Police said Covino told them he Drewes was stopped at Spring dition to the new executive build- jkrmco Stl <3H Mo Pac A Mr. StiUman, owner of the prorevolver from beneath his skirt was formerly under psychiatric Armour 36% Mont Ward and East Front Sts. after a short ing which would house a new Jtrmst Ck 5514 Nat Blsc 3814 posed building site near th as they approached him. He wascare. POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER Jllhl OH 24 tt N Cash Reg 78»i Shrewsbury Shops, said he has chase, Sgt. Williams said. After police headquarters and other JUcblson !2>i Nat Dairy 52 first disclaiming any knowledgi JM1 ReHn 48«i Nat Distill 22"/ been trying to put the land to us facilities. JVvco Corp 22Vi Nat Gyps 36 «1 for 20 years. The present appl of an accident, he told police thi The Township Committee is ex _labcoeBibcock W I2\ Nat Steel 29 Said Lima NY Central 12% cation has been pending for eighi other car had struck him. pected to meet in conferenct Salt A Oti Nla M Pw 42Vi months, he said. GuineyCleansHouse The left side of the McCoacl next week with officials whe The Office Bayuk CIE No Am Av 64 V4 Bell ft How Nor Pac 31 car was damaged. Neither driv drafted the report to discuss its Bendlx Nw«t Alrlln 29T4 The JJJ Corporation, Free Beth Steel Norwich Ph hold, the applicant, has been re- er was hurt. contents and recommendations. Outb Mar ?3* The report also noted that the Bord"n Owens III al 7714 ferred from the Planning Board Bofff Wam Pan A W Air 17V But Not Completely recommendations presented car Grapevine Brunswk Param Plct 371 to the Zoning Board of Adjust- Buey Erie Penney, JC -42% ment where a request for a pack- Nine Substitute be easily adopted by the town- Bulova Pa PwftLt HIGHLANDS — Mayor Come-to find somebody who is willing ship, and that when adopted By HAL BOYLE Burl Ind Pa RR age sewer plant is now beinf BOYLE Caac, JI Pepsi Cola considered. The plans have no lius J. Guiney, Jr. is "cleaning to put in the time that will be would go a long way toward im Cater Traa Perkln Elm 3814 house" here with some new faces Teachers OK'd proved service. Olaneae Phil El yet been submitted to the govern- demanded." NEW YORK (AP)-Does the as more of a boon than a bans is dies ft Oh Phlll Pet on municipal boards, but he has Chrysler ing body. The Housing Authority is con- WEST LONG BRANCH — Nin The report also notes that rep> company president wear a hair- Dr. Hldeya Kumata, Michigan Cities Bv Pit Steel I 8H no intention of losing some of resentatives of the association re Coca Cola Pub Sv E*G 6514 In asking for a speedy termin- sidering urban renewal for an names were added to the 1962-63 piece? State University sociologist. Coif Pal Pullman 21 the senior members, "even if we area south of Bay Ave. and east substitute roster for schools here ceived good co-operation from all Is the executive vice president Colum Gas Pure Oil ation of the matter, Mr. Stillman don't agree politically.'" "Productivity is greater when Coml Sol RCA pointed out that he is the bor- of Miller St., running all tho wayby the Board of Education lasl employees of the township, an dating his secretary on the side? there is no grapevine, but is it Con Edli Reading Co to the Highlands bridge. that this indicates that the de- Cont Can Repub Stl 30 ough's largest taxpayer and pay The mayor was referring speci- night. Will the firm give a Christmas worth it to sacrifice the em- Coop Bei Revlon 38' Many Hours partment has the "potential to Corn Pd Reyn Met 21 approximately $8,000 per year i fically to the fe^t that he has The list includes Mrs. Faith bonus this year? Are there plans ployees' identification with the Cm Zell Rey Tob 4 Hi asked former mayor Frank J meet the many challenges pre- to move the company to a new Cruc Stl Rob Pulton 23U taxes on the property in questio At a recent meeting to discuss Radler, Long Branch; Rodericl company's aims?" he told a re- Curtlsi Wr 81 Jos Lead alone. He added that abou Hall to continue serving on thethe proposal, Mr. Hall pointed out MacCloud, Ocanporl; Mrs. sented by this rapidly growing city? Sent Blip St Reg Pap community." cent leadership conference. Doug Alrc Sears Roeb $30,000 has been spent in legal, Housing Authority. that preparation for such a proj- Marion Seitzman, West Lon Such rumors and reports con- "By attempting to stamp out the Dow Chem Shell Oil 301 Du Pont Blnclalr 30V engineering and architectural Mr. Hall has been a member ect would require many hours Branch; Mrs. Gladys Feldman, stantly circulate on "the office office grapevine, you destroy mor- ruq IX Smilh. AO 2IH fees. of the housing body for six years. of work by members of the hous- West Long Branch; Michael Rek grapevine," that unofficial escala- ale." East Kod Bocony 511 Pancake Supper Xnd John Sou Pac 247 Mr. Bolduc also said he would His term expires Nov. 22-. ing body, the planners, and ci«-eda, Oakhurst. tor of truth, gossip and wild mis- Dr. Kumata then gave this help- Erie Lack Sou Ry zens' groups. Firestone Bperry Ed like to see the matter "brought 'Has Brains' Also, Michael Caffyn, Eaton' information which operates in ev-ful hint to executives: Make posi- MIC Cpr Std Brand Sunday Night ery business organization having rortl Mot to a head," and asked that coun- "He may not be on my side, Some of the new faces on bor-town; Miss Marguerite Forman, tive use of the existing grapevine Osrrett Std OU Cat 599 ough boards this year are: Long Branch; Frederick Page, more than three employees. Cen Accept 8td Oil NJ S2T cil be kept better informed on but he has brains and he's willing EATONTOWN - A pancake by passing on their own ideas to cen Cigar Studebaker 1% pending applications. , George O. Dinkelacker and Gil-Jr., Red Bank, and Miss Eliza- supper will be held Sunday from The office grapevine has some- "opinion leaders" within the ofr Cen Dynam Texaco S5 to work hard," the mayor de- Cen Elec Tex O Prod 40 Mayor James W. BIy said he clared. bert Parker, on the Planning beth Demetrowitz, Eatontown. 5 to 8 p.m. at the Masonic Tem- what the stature of astrology. fice. CM Fd> Tex Q Bui 12 Textron 2J would obtain a report on the Board; Michael Kovich, Zoning The board also announced thai ple. The event is sponsored bj Most people deny they believe in The grapevine isn't restricted to Cen Motors 1 The mayor toM The Register Oen Pub VI Tldewat oil 16 status of the application today, Board of Adjustment, and Robert parent conferences will take Washington Chapter, Order of De-it, but they are more than willing business firms. It is a character^ a TfiftKi Transamer 361; that Mrs. Rosemary Shields, bor- Gen Tire Un Carbide 91 and council agreed to meet hi a Rich, Housing Authority. place at the Wall Street Schoo Molay, to hear what it has to say—par- istic of all social organizations. , 19 Un Pae 2B ough clerk, has asked to be re- IB Unit Airc special session as soon as the "I think we have some good Monday night, and at the Frank Serving on the committee In icularly if it affects them. You will find it in every army) 1 placed on die Housing Authority Gillette sz3J** United Cp 7« building plans are received for new people here, but we can't Antonides School Monday, Oct For years industrial leaders Cten Aid S% US Lines 41V because of 111 health. charge of arrangements are fraternal lodge, monastery. Boy, Goodrich 39% US Plywd 43? It* consideration. afford to discard the standbys 29. Richard Hollman, Bruce Wilcomb, have regarded the office grape- Scout camp, classroom or PTA. Coodyear 17 'i US Rub 3SV He noted that, to date, nobody Orace Co 33 H US Bmelt 40 VS who know the ropes," the mayor Monmouth College requested James Rose, Bob Renner an vine as a disturbing nuisance, and Whether, the. grapevine is right Ot A*P 3SS UB Steel 40 has shown an interest in serving declared. and received permission from th« Richard Jameson. Advisers to the Greyhound 26H Van Al Btl 26H MEET TOMORROW some have sought ways to stamp or wrong makes no real differ* Onlf oil 34% Wai worth 4K on the bousing body. In May, Mr. Guiney complained board to use the gym and locker Hunn Pap :s committee are Lester Armitage, it out—only to find it has more ence. As long as people like lp »erc Pdr 3> Warn B Pic KEYPORT — A meeting of And Mr. Hall is still thinking that too many members room facilities at the Antonides Ray Clawson and Herbert North,roots than a poison ivy plant. guess and speculate about possi, HI Cent 34 M Wn Un Tel 24 Vi Keyport High School Parent- over the offer. various boards were "just taking School Monday and Wednesday Xnt Bo* Mch »7Vt Westg Bl Jr. . Now a social scientist arises to billties, the grapevine will contlnt lit Ran td'i Teachers Association will be held "This is an important commit- up space and doing no work." evenings from Nov. 5 through In charge of the kitchen Sun- say that "la the most disastrous ue to grow spread its mixed; Jit Me* U% White Hot tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the Int Paper 3414 WootwUr.' 61 tee right now," the mayor stated. He said then he planned to "clean May 2 at a rental fee of $11 perday evening will be Moel Bennett mistake an executive can make." burden of suspicion, hearsay and Xat TaUsTel MH Yncst Bb*T school cafeteria. "and it's going to be difficult house" during -the ensuing year. day. a professional cook. Defending the office grapevine truth. ; BED BANK REGISTER y, Oct 17,1962 Sam DaWson NEW YORK (AP)-rFor the first tine in iwtithn, Americans as a whole don't have more spending money In their pockets than they had four weeks before. This steadily increasing person- al income total had been a com- forting mainstay of an economy Oat had faltered a bit in other departments. The leveling off in spending money may help explain why retail sales also dipped un- expectedly. And it ties in with failure of employment to rise as hoped in many manufacturing in- dustries. The Commerce Department re- ports that personal income of in- TIME dividual Americans in September FOOD CITY didn't rise above the August level. ' This is the first time in eight months it hadn't risen. In fact, in to prove to you...... the IB months since the bottom of he last recession personal income bad climbed each month except July 1961 and January 1962, when it dipped to the temporary alarm CITY has the lowest of chart watchers. fcmCKENS The September leveling off of personal incomes may be just as temporary. And the annual rate of 2-ln-A-Bag $443 billion is still at a record prices in AMERICA... high. Many economists expect re- newed increases this month and next, along with a pickup in retail trade, and perhaps better per- formance by some of the basic EVERYDAY... plus fantastic industries. None minimizes the importance of personal income totals in bol- stering if not boosting, the econ- omy. This is true1 both in its Additional Bargains! current performance and in mak- ing the right climate for future Limit 2 Bags growth. The September faltering in per- ITALIAN SAUSAGE 59c Whole Beets 12 OZ. 2/35c 1SOZ. Post Grapenuts 31c Per Customer sonal incomes was laid to a drop in wage and salary payments, especially in manufacturing. Even SIRLOIN STEAK 79c Del Monte Peas 8OZ. 2/23c Cheerios SMALL 19c government payrolls slipped, though increases in this field 89c 303 usually go on year in and PORTERHOUSE STEAK Del Monte Peas 2/39c Twinkles 26c year out. Kollu'c IRISH Offsetting the wage and salary T-BONE STEAK 99c nciij a POTATOES 8OZ. 2/17c Wheaties 8OZ. 19c drop was an equal rise in income MAXWELL HOUSE from dividends, interest payments IRISH 1.15 303 and government benefit checks. ROUND STEAK 2/19c Kellogg's Corn Flakes 32c POTATOES The manufacturing payroll drop Kallu'c SWEET or SAVARIN came despite longer work weeks ROUND ROAST 1.15 neiljf 3 POTATOES 303 18c I OZ. 24c in a number of Industries. Kellogg's Bff Like most government statistics, RICE 5» OZ. the report on personal incomes is EYE ROUND 1.15 Del Monte TOMATOES 3M 2/43c Kellogg's KRISPIES 2 FOR 35c put forth as the best possible 21 SOUD COFFEE guess and reflects the seasonal Hunt'* /* CHUCK STEAK 59c TOMATOES 25c OZ. 40c changes in the general economy Special K picture. CHUCK ROAST 59c Hunt's SS£° 12 OZ. 21c Quaker Oats 18 OZ. 20c

Mrs. Barth Reg. PORK CHOPS 79c Mott's Apple Juice 12OZ.2/23c Puffed Wheat 5OZ. 24c Entertains Thin PORK CHOPS 99c Mott's Apple Juice 1QT,«,,. . 22c Cream of Wheat 14 OZ. 22c PTA Board CAN SHOULDER STEAK 1.09 Sunset Prune Juice 2/19c 28 OZ. 36c RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The H. 0. Farina Limit 1 Cm executive meeting of the Raritan Per Customer Township High School Parent- LEG of LAMB 69c Hawaiian Punch «oz. 33c Wheatena 22 OZ. 37c Teacher Association was held Thursday at the home of the 1.09 GRAPE president, Mrs. Edward Barth, LOIN of LAMB Welchade QUART 3/81c Welch's JELLY 10 OZ. 21c 14 Roland PI. Present at the meeting were RIB of LAMB 89c 10 LB. 99c Skippy Creamy GIANT 85c Arthur Loring, Richard Grady, yd Medal Flour Mrs. Joseph Whitley, Mrs. Win- field Gilson, Mrs. Andrew Flis. SHOULDER of LAMB 79c Gold Medal Flour 5 LB. 53c Skippy Creamy SMALL 24c Mrs. Edward Wyan, Mrs. Joseph Acuna, Mrs. Eugene Dnssich, Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Mrs. Alice LAMB COMBINATION 45c Presto Cake Flour 25c Skippy Crunchy MEDIUM 38c Symons. Mrs. James Lersen, SLICED Mrs. Eleanor Geisler and Mrs. CHICKEN WINGS 29c Aunt Jemima P'cake . 19c QUART Charles Rosario. 1LB tollman's Mayon., 66c The aim of the PTA will be a scholarship fund. QUARTER-Chicken 43c Aunt Jemima P'cake IS or. 20c Kraft Mayonnaise , QUART 66c Committees set up were Mrs. Symons, Mrs. Gilson and Mrs. BACON Whitley, membership; Mrs. Flis, BROILER 45c Wesson Oil 85c Miracle Whip 1 QUART 59c publicity; Mr. Grady, Mrs. Lar- EXTRA sen and Mrs. Rosario, program; BREAST—Chicken 55c LARGE Mrs. Goldberg, parliamentarian; Wesson Oil 68c Heinz Ketchup Hot 120Z. 22c and Mrs. Geisler, ways and means. CHICKEN-LEGS 49c Wesson Oil LARGE 45c Pride of Farm 20 OZ. 27c c Mrs. P. J. McDonough was elected treasurer. Mr. Loring will handle the budget for the asso- LOIN of VEAL 99c Kraft Oil 16 OZ. 34c King David Sardines 21c ciation. FANCY lb Representing the PTA at the RIB of VEAL 79c Kraft Oil 32 OZ. 58c SALMON 39c fall county council meeting to- Bumble Bee Limit 1 Pound night will be Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. Per Customer Rosario and Mrs. Wyan. VEAL SHOULDER 69c Sugar 5 LBS. 55c Bumble Bee SSS5S? , 59c VEAL CUTLET 1.49 FANCY To Broadcast Kosher Salt S£2 21c Icy Point SALMON 59c BREAST of VEAL 33c Programs Morton Salt 2/23c Bumble Bee WHITE 33c

STEW BEEF 79c Jello Assorted ORTED On Cancer ASS 2/35c Chicken of the Sea Tuna 2/45c EATONTOWN — "New Direc- PORK LOIN END tions in Cancer Research" is the 57c Jello Assorted ASSORTED 4/37c Chicken of the Sea Tuna 2/37c theme of eight public service sci- N. B. C. ence documentaries to be present- Sunshine WESTON DIXIE BELL ed weekly by Radio Stations WH- GEORGE INN 12 oi. TG and WHTG-FM starting Sun- KRISPIES SALTINES 1 LB. Lb p k8s day at 9:15 a.m. 26' 3 ' -fo r - 85c RITZ 28' 1 Lb. Pkq. Though each program will be broadcast simultaneously on WH- SUNSHINE A A SCORE Keebler TG (1410) and WHTG-FM (105.5) BURRYS on Sundays, they wUi be repeat- Mb. CLUB BANANA 1 CREME ed the following Friday night at SCOOTER COOKIES 8 p.m. on the FM outlet only. COOKIES 30' CANDY 10 Ounces 29 The tape-recorded programs PIES 2 Lb. Pkg. form part of the "Men and Mole- cules" series produced by the American Chemical Society and BUTTER heard on 140 stations in the OPEN United States and on overseas Armed Forces radio and TV sta- tions. EVERY NIGH- Forty cancer researchers from II various parts of the world will FOOD CITY report on trends in their fields.! TIL 10 P.M. Recent findings in leukemia, newjr AT ATLANTIC S anti-cancer drugs, biochemical aspects of cancer, will be dis-J| cussed. SUNDAYS 'TIL 6 The programs also center on|| the relationship between human | cancer and viruses, air pol-[ FOOD CITY lutants, and tobacco smoke. The aim of the new series Is j j OPENS AT 8:30 A.M. to emphasize the basic chemi- Shrewsbury Avenue at Ri 35 New Shrewsbury cal and biological research that II FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS must necessarily underlie the sue-1| Rt. 35 at Shark River Bridge Neptune cessful conquest of the disease. JffiDBAHK REGISTER Wednesday, Oct 17, 1962—5 OPEN DAILY 10a.m. 'til 9:30 •* • „ Bridge Column 2 GREAT MONMOUTH OUR TIL 4 f.M. SATURDAYS MOMltOUin Don't go to OK tat* until you have the money ready to deposit THE HANDS EATONTOWN CIRCLE AT RT. 35 It's not quite the same thing to nave a strong feeling that you're about to strike it rich. This ap- Both attes wbertbh plies particularly to penalty dou- NOUH MENU) PARK SHOPPING CENTER bles at the bridge table. • 5 4 West thought his ship had come V 9 » 5 # MONTGOMERY WARD RT. 1 PARSONAGE RD. METUCHEN, N. J. OAJ10762 in when this hand came along 496 in a recent tournament in Wash- WEST EAST ington, D. C. He wouldn't have * K 6 3 2 A 9 48 ih settled for less than 800 points 00954* OKKQtQ ) when he doubled two hearts. AIJ 8741 • SOUT*H When the smoke cleared, how< 4 A O J 10 7 ever, West was glad to get 200 S7-J 10 63 2 points. It took very careful de- O None 4KQ 10 fense to defeat South at all. Vert Norta Eart ANNfERSARY West started out with three INT 2O Double rounds of trumps, trying to (re- Double AH Pa» duce the hand no ootrump. East Opening.fcad — V K discarded the eight of diamonds on t/i# grow on the third trump, and West did some thinking. DAILY QUESTION Diamonds located As dealer, you hold: Spades— K 6 3 2. Hearts-A K Q. Dia By this time the diamonds were w s**< all located. East had doubled two monds-9 5 4. Clubs—A J 5. What diamonds to show length and do you say? strength in the suit If East could Answer: Bid 1 NT. The opening now.afford to part with a dia- bid of 1 NT and the overcall o( mond, he must have started with 1 NT show the rame kind of hand the missing four cards in the —16 to IS points with balanced suit. SAVE 7 TO iO distribution and strength in at If South had no diamonds, West least three suits. had to rely on his own tricks in For Sheinwold's 36-page book- spades,. hearts, and clubs. It let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," would be fatal to lead a diamond, send 50c to Bridge Book, Red since that would give declarer a Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand 2 pieces for 1 price! trick that he couldn't win for Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. himself. West's only safe exit from his hand was a low spade. South took two spade tricks and continued To Request with the seven of spades. Now "HOTEL-MOTEL" OR "FLAIR FOAM" West had to step up with the king of spades and get out safely Federal Aid 283-coil button tufted inner- with his last spade. spring set; woven ticking. Or By this time West had taken For Sewers 90 four tricks and needed two more OCEAN TOWNSHIP—The Town- 3" polyether foam set with to defeat, the contract. He refused woven ticking. Twin or full to win when South led the king ship / Committee will apply for WHM federal funds for sewer con- size at no extra cost. Excel- of clubs. The only way to defeat either mettreu with box the contract was to sit back with struction here. lent comfort at special Ward the A-J of clubs and wait for The committee Monday night Spring. No meney dew* two more tricks. authorized Alvin E. Gershon of Week savings! It was quite reasonable for Gershon Associates, Trenton,, its West to double two hearts, es- planning consultants, to file ap- pecially after this partner had plication for federal aid in pre- doubled two diamonds for penal- paring for a sewage treatment "SMOOTH SLEEP" OR "KNIGHT-O-RIST" ties. But once the play be- plant, forced mains, sewers'and gan West had to adjust himsell pumping stations in the Colonial to reality. Any attempt to make Terrace section, and the souther- 624-coil Innerspring set; a fortune would actually allow ly end of the Industrial Park smooth-top, edge guards, South tq bring his doubled con' area. tract home. The total cost of the work has floral ticking. Or 4" poly- been estimated at $1,282,035.62 ether foam set with floral by Frederick Ferriss, Convent, It.t© Accept Bid, the township's consultant sani- ticking, 312-coil box spring. tary engineer. Application will Twin or full size. Luxury com- be made for a $49,331.70 advance But State's The township also will seek fort priced Ward-Week lowl $51,286.50 toward construction of sewers, laterals, mains, pump- OK in Doubt ing station and sewerage treat- SEA BRIGHT - Mayor and ment plant in several sections of "LUXURY QUILF OR "DREAM KINO" Council Monday awarded a the townsnip, including the area contract for the reconstruction in which the new junior-senior of Front St. to Charles J. Hesse high school will be built. The 810-coil inneripring set; Co. BeUord, • sole bidder, at total estimated cost is $1,298,082. ttillTJJft, Wfcjetf:to approval by 6 edge guards, luxurious quit- the state Mgaway commissioner. ted smooth top, damask tick- Council,'voting 4-2, expects (hat thr bid will be rejected by Drivers Cut ing. Or supreme 6" poly- tfttO tha state, Which is slated to pay ether foam ft with 405-coil almost, 90 per cent of the bill. It Is state policy to reject bids In Accident box spring, damask ticking. where, Costs exceed the borough FAIR HAVEN — Two motor- Maximum comfort, twin or full. engineer's estimate by more ists were admitted to Rivervlew than 10 per cent Hospital Monday after their Borough Engineer Otis R. Sea automobiles collided at the inter- man estimated the cost of the section of Ridge and Fair Haven project,at $2,267.75. Rds. Councllmen William D. Fowler Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecy and Samuel L. Diggle cast said Max B. Kabe, 35, of 8 negative votes because of the Reed St., West End, Long Branch almost sure state rejection. Af- and Mrs. Arlene A. Hirsch, 37, firmative Voters felt the state 57 Ridge Rd. Rumson, will be should have the privilege of re- issued summonses for careless 'SC* •'•> »•• \\ • jecting. ; driving returnable in court here Oct. 25. .Q Chamber Sets Mrs. Hirsch suffered a cut on the left knee, and Mr. Kabe a \mm. Its Fall Dinner cut on his right leg. Chief Jakubecy said Mr. Kabe KEYPORT — The annual fall was proceeding north on Fair dinner of the Chamber of Com- Haven Rd., and Mrs. Hirsch was ,**'. merce is scheduled for Oct. 24 going east on Ridge Rd. at 7 p.m. in the Rollo Post The chief investigated the acci- House, Six Corners. Frank L. dent with Police Capt. William * i^j Phillips assistant vice president Robbins. *1O OFF! Hollywood lied of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company, will be the speaker. His topic will be "Profits and It adds up! More and more Progress". people use The Register ads each «*•' complete with headboard This will be an open meeting issue because results come fast- and guests are welcomed. er.—Advertisement. Fine quality innerspring mattress and ** box spring, plastic upholstered head- board, 6 legs. Regularly 59.951 DAILY CROSSWORD 5V> AOBOSS 44. Bring1 upon Also, 79.95 Hollywood bed, 69.88 No money dew« 5. Prise oneself fighter 45. Savory , 6. Accumulate 46. Plague im* II. An lm- DOWN preastve 1. Pounder of display Bablsm ttcatyin S. Maid of Shtnars •i *J Bib. (.Picture of a 15. Satiated broken bona ind bored 4. Comfort M.Ih law. 5. "Coming M. Covered • writ or with fluff brief the- 37. Narrow S7.ThB Seven. U. Organ of IPriesta In strip of land sight ' France 38. Greek letter 38. Ruin 16. Turned T. Footrace SO. Father: 39. Alms In* of 28 miles affectionate box •pectftod 8. In bed 81. Inaugura- 41." and direction 9. Number tion poet the. fr-tf lT.Y«:4al. 10. Sleigh* Si Birthplace Pendulum" J. U. 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It's Not 79; Hes Going on 80 THOMAS mVWtf BROWN, PriMbbtr U2S-U9I Oct. 11. 1962 To the Editor: Next week, John M. Bishop Sr. will begin his IAMBS J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. G«*fil Muuftr Enclosed please find copy of' W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Production Manager letter which I would appreciate eightieth year. The difference between this man and your including in your "Letters the one of long ago is considerable. When he was a Member d ttw Associated Press to the Editor" column if you police lieutenant, he weighed 254. Today he is 150. U «Btm«4 ttcioiiMir ' (rponnstuwi trron la tdnrtlMmtnu. 22 Sllwbrook Rd. Ml out taprtm mibeot etint, that pirt el u «d»«rtlnm«nt ID wtuett uw typognptuetl *rr« ooeur* A& Mr. John W. VanBrunt tant shuffle.. «MUM» mil win notifj ii» unicamuit imnwaituir ol way trrot ittucli may oemu. . 222 Beechwood Dr. He spends his time in a small room Itote MfipuuunBH M rwpomibiutiM tot naUBMiu ol opinioa. la'uttm from IU nrt.m Shrewsbury, N. J. at my sister's house. In it are pictures Gentlemen: •nbMrlpuoa rrlefc to Mruo* l*u than I noa. Ptr montli 11.60 U monthi—IU.00 • aontlu—I (.00 of my mother, a few holy pictures, a Had* eovr at tuastn. t r— Slnsl* cop/ by mall, 10 emu 9 month*—113.50 t month*—I 4.50 After reading the local news- paper reports concerning your gold clock, a hospital bed which he WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1962 appearance before the meeting of never uses, a big chair, a portable T.V. the Shrewsbury Board of Edu- cation on Oct. S, 1962, it would set, a hassock, a bridge table, hosts of seem that the people of Shrews- BISHOP newspapers, a small library, and bottles Men in Blue bury must be sharing the feelings of pills. When he gets it all straightened out, there of frustration experienced by isn't room to escape to the bathroom. Thanks to the efforts of three The men finally were able to ge Alice and her friends in Wonder- inside with the aid of air packs and land, You appear to have creat- The mind is quick and sure. He reads everything, Middletown policemen, a Port Mon- ed a most confusing situation. loves conversation, and appears to slip only on names. While acknowledging the inher- mouth woman is alive today. rescue the woman. He shoots an excellent game of pool, loves to go to This is not the first time that ently non-political nature of the The woman nearly perished in a Board of Education, and while sea on the boat, complains of his "wind", adds,up his Middletown policeman—or for that professing to be interested in pro- great-grandchildren and comes up one short. Some- fire in her home this past weekend. tecting the board from political •I don't know - probably some politician matter a member of any department implications, you have apparently up for re-election...!" times he winks at proper ladies and when I asked him Sgt. Elwood Seeley and Patrol- you care to name has risked his life created a "political controversy" why, he said "That's what I've got left." where none theretofore existed He lives in North Bergen, New Jersey, but the men Harry Sage and Walter Davis, to save another. and thus precipitated a regret- These Pays? without regard for their own safety, It's comforting to know, however, table situation, which might easily geographical love of his life is Florida. He insists that have been avoided. there is no place in the world like it, although he has tried to enter the burning house that men of such caliber are ready It should be obvious to every- never been west of Chicago, nor east of New Hamp- twice. Each time, intense heat and to risk their lives to protect the gen- one that If "politics" (and I The Search for Humaneness shire. He comes alive in Miami, although he almost died almost hesitate to use the word smoke foiled their efforts. eral public. since you seem to attach to it By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY there of a sleepy heart last spring. On occasion, when some aura of evil) has for the I mention the name of Dr. Martin Belle, my father lifts first time sullied the heretofore The Ecumenical Council, now being held in Rome his hat and bows his head. Me was saved by the Belle. Union Beach High School. unmarked slate of the Board of will not solve all human or even religious questions He cannot bear to see a child punished for any Education, then the hand that immediately. Nevertheless, it is a glorious effort on held the chalk is yours and not infraction, although he was a pretty tough cookie in The Union Beach Board of Edu- possible." , the part of a courageous and humane Pope, who denies Mr. Fred Messina's. I believe my time. He believes in ghosts, spirits and the Little cation, which had "given up" for a Although Keyport claims it has that it was noted for the record exclusivity and seeks a path to human brotherhood in People of Ireland, although he smiles derisively at any- good many years on the idea of an excellent curriculum, the Union that you are not in the habit of an era of rising hate. attending Board of Education thing which is not "scientifically logical." The Second Vatican Council, as i building a local high school, because Beach board feels much is to be de- meetings and it might be inferred My father thinks that the Russians are a good from all of the circumstances will be called, meets to survey three of borough financial limitations, sees sired in this respect—and there also people with a bad government. If we had knocked them that you had a particular pur- great problems and to find, if possible a new glimmer of hope as a result have been differences of opinion on pose in mind on this occasion. flat on their droshkies in 1945, my father feels, we a road to a solution of each: of the proposal to develop East the proposed Keyport school build- Based on the reported facts, the could now be putting them on their feet and dusting conclusion is inescapable that it 1. The problem of unity in the them off, as we do for so many other nations. We also (Conasconk) Point into a major tax ing program. is you and not Mr. Messina who Christian world—if not final dogmatic has injected political overtones missed the bus in Cuba, he feels, but in that matter ratable. Union Beach will have nearly duty, at any rate, an avoidance of anger into the deliberations of Shrews- he feels that a few divisions of U.S. Marines would 500 high school students by next bury's Board of Education. in dissent and a posture of gentleness If the $10 to $15 million sports help them to see the light. There is obviously no relation- to all who believe in Christianity. Under and recreation center becomes a year, and expects the number to ship whatsoever between the ob- SOKOLSKY He has opinions on everything and everyone. If such a Pope as John XXIII, this could be extended to reality at East Point, and the local continue rising. jective expressed by the Inde- you do not agree with him, he will explain patiently pendent candidates with refer- all who accept God, the Natural Law and the hope for >tax situation is consequently eased, The board feels this is enough and in some detail. If you still do not understand, you ence to the future development redemption, namely, the Jews and the Moslems. Agains of recreational facilities at the are beyond hope and should be playing short for the the board fully expects to propose for a Union Beach high school—even such a union of forces, the poison of atheistic Marxism school site, and the autonomous Bloomer Girls. In his world, there are two seasons: the school. though the state recommends determination of policy by the would be dissipated; one in which baseball is played, and the dull season. Now, Union Beach students go to minimum of 750. Board of Education. If there had 2. The reformation within the Catholic Church- been any doubt, it was presum- Christmas is a milestone because it is 110 days until Keyport High School. Construction of a borough high ably resolved by the answer giv-| not dogma but customs and rituals which no longer fi the opening at the stadium. en to Mr. VanBrunt's similar the times. In this respect, many reforms have already Unfortunately, there has been school, even if it becomes possible At one time, he loved winter and deep snows and question at a prior meeting of taken place and more will undoubtedly come out o at some future date, may not be the the board. Also, Dr. Salm's com- muffled hoofbeats and the sparkle of a streetlight on friction between the Union Beach the studies that are being made by various commis best answer to the municipality' pletely irrelevant demand for Mr. a drift. Now, if the temperature rises ten degrees, he Messina's resignation was delib- sions. The Christian Churches existed mostly in rural and Keyport school boards for some wants his air conditioner on. If it drops that much, he'll problems, but it is worthy of care- erately misdirected and leaves communities or in cities which were principally mar time—and Union Beach has stated little room for doubt as to his holler for heat When he forgets the names ot the ful study. ket-places. Today, with laborers working around the true motivation. Doctor, you women in this family, all the females become "Sis." frankly that it would like to remove The board should discuss the is- made your point some time ago clock, with the automobile altering the homelife, with His sense of humor is enormous. If the doctor tells and Mr. Messina gave you his secular education taking the place of church-controlled its pupils from Keyport "at any time sue with county and state education answer then. him to strip, and bursts into laughter at my father's schools, with families in big cities being unable to sup in the future when it becomes officials now to dear the air. It should also be noted that skinny figure, John Bishop bursts into laughter too. port or to house large families, with the increasing proper parliamentary procedures In his night prayers, he tries to remember all of his would support Mr. Messina's ef- demand for the use of the vernacular in ritual, so tha friends who have departed, and, as he gets older, the forts to control your proffered laymen may follow the mass, and the additional de Your Money's Worths remarks at this recent meeting. list grows interminably long and he fights to remain mand for more lay participation in church affairs—] In fact, it should be said that, awake until he murmurs the last name. as president of the board, Mr. these are only indexes to the changes which will un The Common Argument Among Newlyweds Messina would have been justi- doubtedly be considered. He cannot understand a policeman who will not fied in utilizing more drastic do a minor favor for another policeman. Nor can he All May Not Be Popular procedures than merely gaveling abide politics in a police department. He still feels— By SYLVIA PORTER for order. From all reports, your Some of these changes may not be popular with with good reason—that he should have been chief in If you're a typical young mar- couple living in an apartment they can afford?" The answer li irrelevant commentaries at this all the clergy, particularly with those who always reject meeting presented quite a dif- Jersey City, but that he was kept down to assist chiefs ried .couple in our country to- development with such thin walls implicit in his question — yes. change of any kind. The Council will therefore not be day, you quarrel about money, that everyone li privy to fam- ferent situation from that which who had little talent Financial Conservatives? existed at a Borough Council altogether peaceful, although it is doubtful whether Whether you're low, middle 01 ily arguments: "We've been here He likes two highballs in the evening because we high income bracket, your light four years, and In all that time Confirmed too by many othei meeting not too long ago when the public will know what goes on in the committees studies is the finding that wive: Mr. VanBrunt, as a council mem- won't give him three. John enjoys food, and likes to frequently are I don't think I've heard an argu- and commissions. »bout just oni ment that wasn't about money, are financial conservatives. When ber, was reported to have ob- flatter the cook. Years ago, he used to love a salt her- asked "if someone you trusted jected so vigorously to comments This much is certain. The Council would not have thing— money really. It might have seemed to ring for breakfast, or yesterday's beef stew. He is If you're typ be about the car or presents or gave you an admitted long shot front a member of the public. been called at all were not some bridge to be erected ical, tha dinner out or inlaws, but when as a speculative investment Under all of the circumstances meticulous about his person and his morning ablutions would you take a flyer?", more which would make it easier for the schismatic churches 'sense of agree- you got right down to it, all it does seem that you gentlemen require considerable time. He comes to the table the fights were about money." than half the families said "no'" would deem it appropriate to of- if not to return to the fold, at any rate, to be in har ment" aboul and in families divided on this sparkling—even the shoes. money whicr That's an astute, observation. fer your apologies to the Shrews- mony with it. A secretariat for this purpose has already the wives who were against tak, bury Board of Education, to the Long ago, he was afraid of age and didn't like to you seemed t< The finding that families who ing a flyer outnumbered those 1 been established. iave durini quarrel the most are in the mid- people of Shrewsbury and, if face it. Now he tries to pretend he's an ancient who , | favor five to one. Every pro you really believe in your own Some of the less understanding Roman Catholics four courtshl dle-income ($6,000 to $9,000 a file of the woman stockholder ha: has outlived everybody. When I say he'll be 79 next was mostl; profession of principles, to Mr particularly of this country, who have been taught to year) bracket also rings true. underlined her general conserv Messina and his family who are week, he corrects me: "I'm going into my eightieth surface and Asks Murray Teigh Bloom, who believe that their Church is the only true one, may be PORTER atism in investing and the fac (understandably unaccustomed to year." In other years, he was a champ at playing euchre It disappeared right after you wrote up the study: "Is this be- that women are the dominan: and visibly distressed by your very puzzled at what Pope John is doing. They may marriage. You have had to learn and pinochle, and used to come home from card games cause, unlike couples with no owners of such traditional blue tactics in this matter. wonder what Protestants are doing at this Vatican a whole new way of managin money for luxuries or couples chips as American Telephone Very truly yours, with prizes. Recently, my wife introduced him to Gin your money properly and quid with ample money, these hus- Eastman Kodak, duPont pin- William J. Glading Council, even as observers. Their Pope realizes that an possibly, you haven't learned yet Rummy and knocked his ears off. bands and wives must agree or points this characteristic. institution that is 20 centuries old occasionally needs You have trouble meeting you: Silverbrook Rd., He enjoys an automobile ride for its own sake. expenses from time to time, clash in choosing the few luxuries In some of the answers there refurbishing and the removal of cobwebs and barnacles, are significant guides. As oiv Shrewsbury At night, he waits until everybody is in bed, then he You're not at all unusual If i Oct. 15, 1962. Pope John XXIII is following a wise tradition in the past, you have failed t illustration, nearly half the fam starts to read books. He will read until 3 a.m. Some- ilies questioned reported tha To the Editor: calling this Council at the moment of the life and death make an installment payment o; I have recently received a let- times he writes reminder notes to himself. Before he the due date or an appliance o each partner had a persona: struggle between Commuinsm and Christianity, be- money allowance that need not ter from William Glading of retires, he lays out tomorrow's pills in a special bot- furniture or a car and have ha tween materialism and idealism, between enslavement be accounted for. This does help Shrewsbury, and have been In- tle, as precisely as he lays out fresh underwear and to ask your creditor for an ex formed by him that he has re- and freedom. He is meeting his age as the Council of make a successful marriage. A: shirts, and goes to bed in a chair thinking about all tension. another illustration, a survey sur- quested you to publish his letter. Trent (1545-1563) met its age. I would appreciate it if you the wonders he gleans from books. ' And if you're the wife in thi prise was the disclosure that 70 Scientific and Invention per cent of the wives in addition intend to use his letter, that my John Bishop is a romantic, a sentimentalist a typical couple, you probably pa: answer also be published at the 3. Finally, the human mind cannot reject a century most of the family bills, worry to 95 per cent of the husbands logician—terms which are not always compatible. He's carried life insurance. This is same time. Thank you. of scientific invention and discovery. We not only know more than your husband aboul Sincerely, the greatest of them all, and the best I can say is: meeting them and have a stron. a common sense move to protect the whole of the Earth but we know beyond the Earth the children. Raymond W. Salm, Jr. Add multos annos . . . conservative streak which make: into space. We shall soon sit on the moon and perhaps you wary about risking any o Of course, there was a ques 222 Beechwood Dr., your nestegg on a speculative tion about budgets, and again Shrewsbury on other planets. We know more about genetics and Waiting For The Other Shoe venture. ringing true was the finding tha1 Oct. 12 ' many accepted notions about the nature of Man are To the Editor: A Detailed Study almost SO per cent of the couples really primitive. had tried budgets and given them The attached letter is an an- The November issue of "Red up. But many have budgets with- swer to a letter which I under- We also experience a curious phenomenon—one book" magazine, to be publishec out realizing it; their very fights stand was forwarded to you for very difficult to understand, namely, that the more we next week, will include a detailei 1 about money reveal their aware- publication. I request this reply know about the physical sciences, the less we know •tudy on "What Money Does T< ness of spending plans. be published at the same time Marriage," based on answer. so that the context may be com- about Man and how Man is to govern himself individ- to a comprehensive question In sum, the results indicate, as plete. Thank you. ually and collectively. We can cure many forms of naire from 446 young marri* Mrs. Addiss says, that young John W. Van Brunt couples living all over the Unite couples are "doing a responsibly Mr. William J. Glading cancer and have wiped out numerous diseases, but States and Canada. While thi job in managing their money, 23 Garden Rd. more human beings than ever before suffer from spending it wisely and on the may not be a scientific cross sec Shrewsbury. N. J. various mental and moral disturbances. Peace and or- tion of American families unde whole doing a remarkably Dear Mr. Glading: thoughtful job. Someone ought to der are disappearing from the face of the Earth. Im 35, Mrs. Luise Addiss, home Copy of your letter addressed congratulate them." Herewith, I moralities, which horrified less knowledgeable societies, economist for the Community do. :o Dr. Raymond Salm and the Service Society of New York, writer dated October 11, 1962, are accepted in our era as mere deviations from the the largest family social agency is acknowledged by the writer, norma], and shameless exhibition of improprieties is In the country, told Redbook ON COLLEGE BOARD Unfortunately I cannot agree with ,«he believes the answers are CRANFORD-Dr. Thomas Roy you on any point made in your accepted as a mark of liberty. "representative of most young Jones of Westfield, chairman, has letter, and as I have no active The Council cannot avoid noticing these manifes- married couples." From my announced the appointment of interest in municipal affairs at tations. Social science cannot replace Moral Law nor knowledge of other surveys and Harry A. Cooper of 27 Circle his time, can see no reason to hundreds of interviews I've had Dr., Rumson, at chairman of the ontinue this controversy by fur- can humanism replace God. As materialism is an ex- over the years, I believe they ways and means committee of, her expression on your com- aggeration of certain values, so may freedom become •re too. ' the board of trustees ol Union ments. I shall be present at fu- such a rot as to destroy not only the individual but ure Board of Education meet- For instance, the finding that Junior College here. society if unrestrained by morality. most couples — nearly 60 per Mr. Cooper is chairman of the ings, as I have been in the past, o question points I believe perti- cent — quarrel about money board of Cooper Alloy Corpora-j The Council's dicta on these matters may be to- true. Colder this from a 6—Wednesday, Oct. $J, 1962rJoq. Hillside. * (See LETTERS, Page 7) tally {(evolutionary. f, Oft yt, \%1-%_ BED BANK REGISTER -•• 2 GREAT STORES—OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. ]TIL »30 P.M. Sat. 'til 6 at Monmoirth-Save Owing Ward Monmourfi Shopping C«tt«r EATQNTOWN CIICLf ^ LETTERS , SPECIAL! NON-SKID OR -.-... ' : v« (CootlBued) MENLO PARK SHOPPING CENT1R oeat, and I hope your friend, 24x60 TWEED RUNNER WARD ROUTE 1 and PARSONAGE ROAD Mr. Messina, will permit open comment from the public as is Practical and handsome in the rule with other governmental front of a sofa, !n hall or play- I'V bodies. , room. Rayon tweed pile; skid- •• * nmn At tor tht dlstreu suffered by Mr. Meutaa'a family in these dis- resistant foam backing. • cow** cussion*, I can sympathize with them, for I had similar situations with my family while In public office. I did not, however, have • friend demand apology from anyone expressing opposition to %•>" my views. It is my hope that you will respect my rights to question / governmental action, and I as- sure you, I will defend and respect yours. a\\ Yours very truly, John W. Van Brunt Mr. William Glading 23 Garden Rd. Shrewsbury, N. J. , D«ar Mr. Glading: You and Mr. Messina may con' aider seeking public office an "Alice in Wonderland" tea party, but I prefer to deal in facts, not last days to save—on this fantasy. Fact 1. A "regrettable situa- tion" has occurred, as you state, but one Mr. Messina must have foreseen and could have avoided. Fact 2. A resignation from the luxury quality carpeting! Board of Education at the time of announcing his political aspira- tions would have saved the board 12' and 15' widths-price includes Installation over rubberized padding from this "regrettable situation." Fact 9. While sitting on the Board of Education, Mr. Messina promises to have our school play' ground turned over to municipal use, Fact 4. I regret that Mr. Mes- sina is "unaccustomed to and visibly distressed by" public crit Icism—to much so that he re- H|* yd Installed ffnlefl fuses to discuss the "regrettable down situation" his platform has cre- ated. Reg. 8.93, a continuous filament nylon Reg; 10.93, DuPont 501 continuous ny- Reg. 10.93, all-wool, random sheared Fact 5. I shall continue to di pile; It resists fuzzing, pilling, and lon pile in 4 Style House colors. It stays h!-lo pile in 8 beautiful Style House col- cuss this as long as the res! dents of Shrewsbury are lntei shedding; comes in 7 Style House colon. soft and springy over the years. ors. Another Wards anniversary speciall ested in facts—not fantasy. Sincerely, vi Raymond W. Saim, Jr. DEPEND ON WARDS for qual- SAYS ELECTION WILL BE CLOSE ity, for style, for value at sens- il Third Ave., 0 ible low prices. Satisfaction Long Branch, N. J guaranteed! To the Editor: ••j. yd.liiatallsd SHOP AT HOME. 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HRUSKA ton Woods, Barbara Wojie oi South Amboy, Wendy Ireland of The annual autumn gathering ing a 35,000 mUe inspectton trip Speaker will be Sal AMtenta I promised you here last week Trenton and her fiance, Jimmy of the Monmouth County Council of the South Pacific islands wi.' of the Mate Department of Edu- that I would ten you Army won GodshaU of Highlands (they will of Parent-Teacher Associations be shown at a meeting of th cation. last Saturday's game against be married Nov. 24) Frank Pear- takes (dace today in the Frank Atlantic Highlands Parent-Teach A buffet supper dance will take Penn State. It did. son of Monmouth Beach, Vernon place Nov. 3 in The Fountains, Antonidet School, Locust Ave., er Association Thursday at 8:" The day was more beautiful and Lois Edwards of Fair Haven Long Branch. General chairman Vest Long Branch. p.m. in the school. than any words could describe. and Tony Quaglia of Ideal Beach is Mrs. William Thomson. Mrs. Malcolm P. Pennypacker, Seven students who attended The game was a thrilling spec- and Washington, D. C. Medford, will be a guest speaker Boys' and Girls' State at Rutger Mrs. Duane Robinson and Mrs. tacle and everything exciting that A bouquet of orchids to Henry at the morning session. University will give brief reports Gordon Thomas will represent the happened in it seemed to happen and Dorothy Stadler of Atlantic A panel discussion on voca of activities there. Oceanport unit at the state PTA right in front of us. We were in Highlands; David Crowell, their tional education will follow lunch- convention in Atlantic City Oct. the fifth row on about the 10 son-in-law, and Bob Wallace of eon in the Community Center. UNJCEF AND SAFETY will b 24 and 25. yard line on the Penn State side.- Fair Haven whose superior tal- Theodore Nitka, superintendent the topics of the Shrewsbury Boi A book fair will be held Nov. ents made the weekend especially ough Parent-Teacher Associate 27 and 28 in the school audito- The cruise aboard Henry Stad- of the Monmouth County V ler's Philijean up the Hudson luxurious. tional High School will be mod- at a meeting tomorrow at 8:" rium under the supervision of p.m. in the school. Mrs. Elmer Sutphin. River to West Point was a erator. Panelists will be pupils breathtaking panorama of fall in The Monmouth Players' mem- and an instructor from the A UNICEF film, "Bozo in Af Members of a committee bership cocktail party early Sun- rica," will be shown. Capt, all its blazing colors. (The Phili- school. named to arrange for a Young jean, by the way, is an 80-foot day evening in the Rumson Hotel Mrs. M. Samuel Hngston, As- James Fedorko of the borough Audiences concert are Mrs. Ber< was fashionable and fun. police department will conduct Diesel-powered cruiser.) bury Pork, international relations nard Lee, Mrs. Everett Matson, Tino and his Guardsmen of the safety program. David Doran owner of The chairman, will exhibit a collec- Mrs. Joseph Clayton and Mrs. Keyport played for dancing. tion of international dolls in ob- The PTA in conjunction with Joseph Schiavone. Quay, Sea Bright, was host aboard the Philijean for the Among those present were servance of United Nations Week. the Shrewsbury Girl Scouts wi A PTA-sponsored movie wiH be Vera and Matty Cascella, hold a boot, skate and costum shown Oct 26 at 7 p.m. weekend which began with break- fast on board at eight o'clock Sat- Eleanor and Vincent Pace, AFTERMATH OF TRAGEDY sale in the Broad St. auditorium Ken and Katie Frlede, Bob and from 3 to 8 p.m. urday morning and progressed —Capt. Raymond T. Walling, FUND-RAISER — The Atlantic through the golden hours of the FranHe Nagle, Elsa and Chet head of the Middletown Township A children's book fair has bee Hammann, Lee and Ronnie scheduled for Nov. 15 and 16. Highlands Elementary School day and a night made golden, too Detective Division and of the PTA will hold a dance Oct. 27 in by the light of a fuU and brilliant Graves, Larry and Sylvia Tay- township's Juvenile Aid Bureau, lor and Jinny Logue of Rum- NEWEST PTA in Monmoutt Conner's Hotel, Highlands. Mrs. harvest moon. After a very few discussed the practice of glue Dalton L. Carhart, ways and CHEERLEADERS— Doing their best to raise a shout for the Wagner College Sea- hours sleep we began the sail son, the Peter Edwardsons of sniffing at a recent meeting of County, the Henry Hudson R Eatontown, Helen Donoghue of gional High School association i means chairman, is In charge. hawks are, left to right, Linda Schreihofer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schrie- back to Atlantic Highlands Yacht the board of managers of the Club marina, arriving shortly aft- Atlantic Highlands and Ben and county PTA council in Middle- Highlands, elected officers at hofer,. Majestic Ave., Lincroft; Caryl Heller of Miami, Fla., and Captain Betsy Pitt- Joy Edelsteln, Carol Koch and MRS. THOMAS DILLON has er 5 in the afternoon. town. recent organization meeting. tard, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Pintard, 81 Conover PI., Middletown. Kay Gladding of Asbury Park. been named chairman of the Dave's meticulous attention to Middletown Township law en- They are William F. Morgan Also, Emily Richardson of Christmas bazar of Cove Road his guests' pleasure included forcement officials have made a president; Mrs. Arthur Komek treasurer, and Donald Walsh,' his Oakhurst, Al and Sheila Stone, PTO, Hazlet. She succeeds Mrs. lovely lavender chrysanthemum number of similar talks before and Mrs. P. M. Haag, vice pres torian. Pat and Jack Collins and Murray James Overton, who is moving corsages for every lady aboard. school groups following the recent idents; Mrs. Edward Gallaghe: Oliver Smith, chairman of the Silver of Little Silver, Steve and out of the state. On Campus His guests included Peter Win- death of an East Keansburg recording secretary; Mrs. Luk ways and means committee, an- Virgie Nester of Keyport, the Bob gerter of Red Bank, Chuck and youngster. Penta, corresponding secretary nounced that plans have been New sorority pledges from the; Goodmans of Navesink, Harold Evelyn Gordon of Lincroft, Bob Mrs. Frank W. Hayden, honor- and Mrs. Raymond Boyd, treas DR. DECLAN O'SCANLON, made for an informal dance to be Estey and Frank and Maryrose Red Bank area are Miss Karoll Kirk of Navesink, Chris Quinnell ary president of the council, will urer. clinic psychiatrist at Marlboro held Nov. 17 in the Oakhurst Gun DATE Contey of Locust, Elvin and Hubbard of Fair Haven, a Delta of England, Flo Glenn and Jim- be the nominee for president of State Hospital, was guest speak- Club. Ruthie Welch, Jean Reed, Niki the 25-Year Club at the state MATAWAN REGIONAL H i g er at the recent first meeting of Kappa Chi at Kansas Wesleyan my and Adeline Theise of Sea and Grace Vuyosevich, Mary and PTA convention in Atlantic City School JTA will hold its first the Morganville PTA. University, Salina, Kans., and; Bright, Carolyn Graezer of Bre- Evan Baker, the Berkeley Caters, meeting of the season Thursday ELEMENTARY SUPERVIS- Miss Deborah C. Brown of Red! on Oct. 24, 25 and 26. Parents will be invited to vis- ORS for Middletown Township, Dr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Hoyt, at 8 p.m. in the auditorium o it their children's classrooms at Bank, a Delta Gamma at the Joan Dillon and Bob and Mar- the new building. Mrs. Abigail Noto and Mrs. Eve- SURVEY OF PROBLEMS - an open house meeting Nov. 5. A lyn B. Rudolph, were speakers at University of New Mexico in Clubwomen jorie Preston of Fair Haven, Alfred B. Herbert, psychiatric so square dance will be held Nov. a recent meeting of the Bayview Albuquerque. Sam and Aggie Smith of Mon- cdal worker at the Children's Psy- FAIRVIEW SCHOOL paren 17 at 8 p.m. in Central School, School PTA, Belford. Miss Hubbard is the daughte: mouth Beach and Marilyn and chiatric Center, will speak on will have an opportunity to dl Wlckatunk. Newly - appointed committee of Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Hub Hear Plans Bill Barnes of West Long Branch. "Normal Problems of Latency" cuss the school curriculum with chairmen are: bard, 30 Grange Ave., Fai Witness for the Prosecution" will be the Monmouth Players' (the period from seven years of eachers Oct. 23 at a Fathers SISTER MARY ARTHUR, prin- Mrs. Edward Dennis, achieve- Haven. She and her twin siste first production of the 1962-63 age to early adolescence) at a Night program. Following th cipal of Holy Cross School, Rum- ments and historian; Mrs. Frank Karen are both freshmen at Kan- TODAY For Library meeting of the Middletown Vil- business session, parents will vi: season. It will be presented in son, discussed homework at the Irving, book fair; Mr. and Mrs. sas Wesleyan. RUMMAGE SALES, Rebekah LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Eu- lage School PTA tomorrow at 8 it their children's classrooms. the Navesink Library theater the opening meeting of the PTA last William Marshall, budget and fi- Miss Brown is the daughter oj Lodge, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Odd Fel-gene Badgley of the Friends of p.m. in the school. Annual "Country Bazar" wi: evenings of November 1, 2 and week in the school. nance; Mrs. Charles Widmaier, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harvey N lows Hall, Main St., Keyport; the Monmouth County Library be held Nov. 3. Mrs. Robert R 3 and 9 and 10. More about this Mr. Herbert received a B. S. Third annual antiques show and grade mothers; Mrs. Hollister Ig- Brown, 7 Alston Ct, Red Bank, Women's Guifd of the Bayshore Association was guest speaker at Lyon is chairman and Mrs. Rid later. degree from Bradley University, sale sponsored by the association lay, Founder's Day; Mrs. Ches- She is a sophomore majoring ii Community Church, 10 a.m. to a recent meeting of the Evening ard Small is vice chairman. Th Peoria, 111., and an M.S.S. in so- will be held Nov. 8, 9, and 10. ter McKinley, health; Mrs. social studies. p.m., church hall, 185 Ocean Department of the Woman's Club Lee and Ronnie Graves leave cial work from Bryn Mawr Col- committee is seeking contribi New members were honored at Ave., East Keansburg. by jet tomorrow for a 19-day tour Thomas Johnson, hospitality; Daniel P. Poteet, 2d, son of Mr, of Little Silver in the clubhouse. lege, Bryn Mawr, Pa. He was tions of decorated candles, wast' an informal tee given recently by LUNCHEON AND FASHION of Europe. Mrs. John Tame, library; Mrs. and Mrs. Daniel P.- Poteet, 11 Mrs. Badgley told of plans her previously associated with the baskets, covered match boxes board members. Mrs. James IHOW, Red Bank Catholic High The trip is being sponsored by George Miltner, membership; Rumson Rd., Little Silver, hai group has made toward better Philadelphia Department of Pub- piggy banks, felt Christmas dec Shea was chairman and Mrs. Ed-Mrs. Michael Motsek and Mrs. School Parent-Teacher Associa- the Antique Automobile Club of orations and original art work ft been named to the dean's iisi library service for county resi- lic Welfare and the Child Study win Connor, vice chairman. Richard Jones, parent education; ! ion, 12:30 p.m., The Shadow- dents. She reported the county America. Thev will visit Switzer- Center in that city, and with An the bazar gift booth. or the spring semester at Har- irook, Shrewsbury. land, Italy, France, Germany, Mrs. Raymond Irvvin, procedure vard College, Cambridge, Mass, library is understaffed, has no oora State Hospital, Hammon NEW OBJECTIVES - Home and by-laws; Mrs. Herbert Wendt film collection and its reference England, Belgium and Holland. ton, N. J. and the Veterans Hos He is a senior majoring in Eng- TOMORROW OCEANPORT PTA members and School Club of Steelman and Mrs. Fred Daniels, program; lish. collection is "termed poor." She pita!, Coatesville, Pa. will hear a talk on physical edi School, Eatontown, will plan Mrs. Herman Roos, publications RUMMAGE SALE, Women's invited the clubwomen to join the Roger Wingerter of Red Bank cation for elementary schools series of benefit events to raise Mrs. William Becker, publicity, Society for Christian Service of group in accomplishing its goal. spent the weekend in Paris. A co-chairman of the alumri AUSTRALIAN AND AMERI- a meeting tomorrow at 8:15 p.m funds for record albums, film inside; Mrs. Carl Bernard, public he Rumson Methodist Church, 9 Mrs. John Balkan, librarian bf CAN government fihns taken dur in the school. ity, outside; William Glendinning, and faculty reception last week- a.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., The Rumson United Com- strips, bus trips and concerts. end at Grove City College, Pa the Little Silver Library, spoke Mrs. Thomas Saunders and replacing Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fellowship Hall, River Rd., Rum-briefly of the needs of the local munity Appeal teed off Its an- Robbins, safety; Mrs. John Ober- was Miss Patricia Laine, daugh son. nual campaign for funds with Mrs. Albert Carelli presented ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F, library. A film was shown illus- skit depicting an executive board lin, school education, and Mrs. LUNCHEON AND EARLY trating the growth and improve- a breakfast meeting at Ri"n- Laine, Bowne Rd., Middletown. AMERICANA TOUR, Literature son Country Club Wednesday meeting at the recent opening rank Generelli, school service. A junior majoring in elemen ment of library facilities in Nas- CLEAN RUGS session. Classrooms were open Department of the LitUe. Silver sau County, N. Y., through the morning. tary education, Miss Laine is Woman's Club, 1 p.m., 'Perkins Among those present wre for inspection. PLANNING AHEAD Fund member of Gamma Chi sorority interest and work of its residents, The club will meet again Nov. Pancake House, Middletown. Mrs. Clarence McGov»ny, MM. raising projects planned by the the extended orientation board, Mrs. Robert Kennedy, chair- George Williamson. Mrs. A.E. LAST LONGER 15 at 8 p.m. in the Vetter School, PTA of Our Lady of Perpetual SALE OF BOOTS AND ICE man of the public welfare de- the chapel choir and tour in SKATES, Shrewsbury Parent- FltWn. Mrs. William Borrion, Eatontown. [elp School, Highlands, will in- partment, presented Mrs. Balkan choir, and of the Pennsylvani; Teacher Association,.3 to 8 p.m., Mrs. Salvatore Borrazzo. Mrs. and look lovelier too! lude a barn dance in November State Education Association. with two pictures to decorate the O.A.S. MceKan, Mrs. Michael Ihrewsbury School,. Obre PI., children's room in the library. FIRST FALL MEETING of the Conner's Hotel, with Mrs. John ihrewsbury. Guarlno, Mrs. Jack Embry, CALL TODAY PTA of St Mary's School, Deal, vens and Mrs. John J. Graham Among students reporting in a New Shrewsbury caterer Mrs M*s. John C. Archibald, Mrs. was held recently. charge; a card party in Feb- colleges and schools throughou FRIDAY Bessie Holly will demonstrate Carl Boll and Mrs. Henry Butt- Mrs. John Decker of Middle- iary and a bazar in April. the nation are Miss-Marjorie Gib RUMMAGE SALES, Little Sil- kitchen "tricks" at the American field. town, regent of the Monmouth- Other events planned are a Hal son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs •er Woman's Club, 9:30 a.m. to home department meeting Oct. Ocean PTA region, installed the oween bazar and movie for the Royal H. Gibson, West River Rd 4 p.m., Union Hose Fire House, 24 in the home of Mrs. Leonard The Samuel Metzgers of Syca- following officers: rldren; a Christmas party for Rumson, enrolled at Hood Co! Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank; Perry. more La., Rumsnn, are conclud- ryug jleanj Mrs. Vincent Agresti, presi- rarents and children, and a spa- lege, Frederick, Md.; Miss Cyn Rumson Woman's Club, 6 to 10 A theater party for "Stop the ing a visit to The Cloister at and dent; Mrs. William Macksey, first letti supper to be held on Fa thia Soffel, daughterof Mrs. Jear p.m., Holy Rosary Catholic World, I Want to Get Off," is Sea Island, Ga. vice president; Hugh McLaugh- iers Night, in January. D. Soffel of Fort Monmouth, Im Church, Rumson. scheduled by the department for Since UU Hn, second vice president; Mrs. Edward M. Dzurinko, former maculata (Pa.) College; Josep' SQUARE DANCE, Woman's Nov. 17. The Joseph Laurinos of Shrews- Francis Kelly, corresponding sec- irincipal of Atlantic Highlands M. Clayton, son of Mr. and Mrs Club of the First Unitarian "Exploring the Antarctic," an bury have returned from a trip WHITEST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK retary; Mrs. John Reilly, record- igh School, spoke on discipline. Joseph Clayton, Sr., 27 Sickle; Church of Monmouth County, illustrated lecture by Amory H. to Puerto Rico. They met and PI., Shrewsbury, Drew Univer- J: 15 p.m., Community YMCA, "Bud" Waite, Jr., of the U. S were married there during the "YOUR SCHOOL AND YOU' sity, Madison, and, at the Emm Riverside Ave., Red Bank. Army Electronics Research and war. Mrs. Laurino is a major s been chosen as the year's Willard School, Troy, N.Y., Mis; "THE COCKTAIL PARTY," Development Agency, Fort Mon- and Mr. Laurino Is a colonel in leme for the Highlands Gram Evelyn S. Tulp, daughter of Mr, play by T.S. Eliot, Ministry of mouth, will be presented at the the Army Reserve. ar School PTA. and Mrs. Arnold Tulp, BlacI Music and Fine Arts of the Red Nov. 1 meeting of the department Edward A. Finlay spoke on Point Rd., Rumson; Miss Diam Bank Methodist Church, 8:15 Husbands of members and schoo Tennis star Helen Jacobs Is the Operation Understanding," out- Niles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, p.m., Fellowship Hall, Church children of upper grades are houseguest of Sarah Ackroyd- ining the national defense pro- Jonathan H. Niles, Sycamon Fellowship Hall, Broad St., Red being invited to attend. Moore at Cobble Close, Middle- Ave., Shrewsbury; Miss Marj Bank. town. New committee chairmen are: Nation, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Miss Jacobs Is working on a1 Miss Mary C. O'Neil and Mrs.Charles W. Nation, 8 Fairmoun book titled "Women In Athletics" Jartin D. Fehlhaber, budget and Rd., Hazlet; Miss Jane Seymour Hazlet for Dodd Mead Co. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waltei Card Party Inance; Mrs. Irene Carney, mu- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walling She will remain here for the le; Mrs. George G. King, Mrs, Seymour, Jr., 71 Riverlawn Dr, Hunt Racing Association meet at Fair Haven, and Miss Carol Ru- and Mrs. Richard Tague of Beth- 'tUiam R. Beatty, Mrs. Carney, To Benefit any Rd. spent the weekend at the Amory L. Haskell's Woodland An. Fehlhaber and Joseph R bin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Farm Saturday. Irving Rubin, 1 Silverwhite Ave Walling bangalow in Searsburg Jolger, program; Mrs. James Vt. This will be the biggest week- iohard, publicity; Mrs. Vic- Red Bank. Aid Squad end of the season for parties be- tor Rossetti, publications; Mrs. RED BANK — Members of fore and after the meet and on oseph R. Bolger, safety; Mrs, Mrs. Harold Foley and Mrs the First Aid Squad and its auxil- Mr. and Mrs. Charels T. Curtis through Sunday, from milk punch Seorge Schmidt, summer round- Thomas Masse, hospitality; Mrs. iary will jointly sponsor a card of Monroe St. spent the weekend parties in the mornings to up; Mrs. Robert Luddy, telebi- Theodore Mierzwa and member: party Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. in the in Massachusetts. brunches, luncheons, cocktails nocular; Mrs. Charles Diebold of the executive committee, blocl First Aid building. Spring St. and dinners. and Mrs. Howard Paronto, room dance, and Mrs. Mierzwa, learn . Chairmen for the auxiliary are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Peseux, mothers; Mrs. John Duncan, to-swim program. Mrs." Peter De Fazio, Mrs. Bethany Rd., entertained at din- Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson Everet Brower and Mrs. Frank ner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs of Rumson were hosts to Mrs. Loversidge. John Higgins is chair- Ralph W. Ronson and daughters, Simpson's cousin, Dr. David Fos- FRENCH man for the squad. Linda Jean, Carol Ann and Nancy son, physicist, who returned re- The auxiliary met Monday Lynn of Morganville, in celebra- cently from the University of ... in the First Grade? night to plan the event. Refresh- tion of Mrs. Ronson's birthday Copenhagen, Denmark. ments were served by Mrs. Her- Dr. Fosson resides in Wano- bert Chameroy and Mrs. Jack The Ranney School offers your children, assuming Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piscitelli mingo, Mich. Loversidge. Bethany Rd., celebrated their they can pass the entrance tests, a rigorous educa- wedding anniversary Sunday. tion equal to that of the finest private schools. COIFFURE COVER-UPS Less than perfect hairdos will Airman Second Class John H. French begins in the first grade. Formal college hide conveniently this fall under Bahrenburg, 3d, who is stationed prep instruction starts early, with eighth graders wrapped turbans, hoods and at Andrews Air Force Base in head-hugging fur hats. Boots are having 5 hours a week of Latin, algebra and science Maryland, spent a furlough with The closed pump opens shown in every fabric from fur his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John with an aside to femme end 10 hours of English. Heavy emphasis ii placed to brocade. H. Bahrenburg, Jr., Beers St. on reading and competition. fatality in frosted calf. To carry out this program the Ranney School way, Lace-through stripping requires for 128 students: rims siren scoops, bared 13 full-time, 2 part-time teachers • Slipcovers back. Demitasse brown, grey, 4 full-time, 2 part-time administrators * Bedspreads • Curtains • Shades •Blinds Spanish red or gold. *f2.98 Gradet k-10* (llth in '63, 12th in '64) Some classes still have vacancies. If you think a Complete Installation Service program like this is suited to the needs of your |SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE child, call me 747 - 4422 Russell G. Ranney, Headmaster 842-1650 BEAUTY MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER. EATONTOWN, N. J. SALON 60S FIFTH AVENUE • CROSS COUNTY CENTER . WHITE PLAINS • MANHASSET THE RANNEY SCHOOL VINCENTS OREEN ACRES. VALLEY STREAM * ROOSEVELT FIELD > MID-ISLAND, HICKSVILLE "for teamen who care* GARDEN STATE PLAZA & BERGEN MALL. PARAMUS, N. J. Rumson, N. J. MAIL ORDERS. ADD 35< POSTAGE. (CO. D. POSTAL CHARGES ARE EXTRA) 'Transportation available 32 Linden PI. 7-3620 Red Bank Broad St. Shrewsbury BH) BANK BfXHSfER" Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1962—IS Adam and Eve <~ V Hospital Auxiliary '', Lonely Hearts Club Off-Broadway! on Broad Street Deborah Unit Under Way r RED BANK — The newly- Alston Ct, Red Bank. Mrs. Fred- (Do jou have a personal to a dance ban. girl after girl £ • BED BANK - When die Wo- The sat, designed by Do|s*Jsk» wtfette readtat of "Do te. By means of dUfarent light organized Red Bank chapter of .•rick Jones was appointed sun- question or problem? Send it refuses my invitation to dance, g and a shift on brniture, the to Adam or Eve Lowell or both, fatty of Music and Fine Arts of Curryy tad Herbert Burtis, *f to Joan la HeU" by George Beroar Deborah will hold a membership shine chairman. but the next moment they accept &e Red Bank Methodist Church th t f h Fllhi Bll Shaw. Ffice is reproduced in the same A cookie sale will begin next u yon prefer. For a personal, the center of the Fellowship Ball tea Nov. 12 at 1 p.m. in the someone else. It can't be my presents its dramatic reading of of the church and oonsisti rea formerly occupied by the home of Mrs. Ben Rassas, 99 month under the chairmanship unpublished reply, enclose a dancing, because I shake a fast Act one takes place in the Uv ving roam. stamped, self-addressed enve- "The Cocktail Party" by T. S. levels. ing room of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riveredge Dr., Little Silver. The )f Mrs. Michael Stavola, Middle- pair of feet I'm thinking of join- Eliot this weekend, it will bring Guests at the cocktail party are lope. Mail to ADAM & EVE, The audience will sit on all ward Chamberiayne, played bj event is open to prospective town. ing the Foreign Legion if this touch of "off-Broadmy" to :eUa Coplestone. played by Carol members. Membership chairmen are Mrs. c/o The Register.) keeps up. Any ideas? sides of the acting area. Tto ac- Charles Jaceton and Hazel Stod DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Broad St toslet; Peter Quilpe, played by The chapter helps to support Raymond N. Fertig, River Rd., Unloved tors will use books a* in dramatic ter. The Irving room set is or an Durripace; -Alexander Mac- You receive many letters from Hie work, rather than being all three levels. Deborah Hospital in Browns Fair Haven; Mrs. Samuel Yanko, Dear Unloved: Yes. Lisa's done as eitheith r a straighih t plal y or readings, but will move through Tofeie Gibbs, played •* Chester Mills, an institution which pro- 121 Manor Dr., Red Bank, and lonely widows. Well, what about waiting for you. their parts in regular dramatic Act two takes place in a doc Orabtree. Jr.; Julia Shuttle- us lonely girls? I'm only 16, but a straight dramatic reading, will vides free hospital care for cases Mrs. Jesse Greenberg. Adam be a combination of the two action. Something similar to this tor's office during which time on- tiwtite, played by Jean Fowler. of operable heart disease, op I often experience that awful Ask your buddy, who knows "dateless" feeling. It happens forms of presentation. was done last season on televi- ly a part of the tri-levei set is in ind an unidentified guest, played erable lung cancer and tubercu even when some of us girls go you better than we do, what's by Kerry Robb. The part of the losis. The hospital is supported Buffet Supper to a public dance in desperation. wrong. Maybe it's the way you nurse-secretary will be played by by voluntary contributions and is The guys all crowd together like dress, talk or act. If he knows Thelma Lowdeo, and Mr. Burtis open only to patients admitted SEA BRIGHT — Mrs. Ruth old ladies at a tea party, while and won't tell you, get another will appear briefly as a caterer's through one of the 203 Deborah Lindman, 3 Beach St., entertained the girls stand around waiting to buddy. man. chapters. a farewell buffet supper Sunday be asked to dance. It's plain dis- Eve •Tha Cocktail Party" is possi- Among new members who at- in honor of her brother Earle gusting to pay 75 cents admis- Joining the Foreign Legion bly one of the most devastatingly tended the group's first meeting P. Anderson of St. Paul, Minn., sion (sometimes more) for what? won't solve your girl problem. Christian plays ever penned. I of the year Monday were Mrs. who has been spending two weeks To stand on your feet half the There are no girls in the Le- deals with human beings and Harry Rossback, Mrs. Henry visiting here. night. gion! their destinies and points up the Hurwiti, Mrs. Macy Rudnick, Guests were Miss Irene "*;. Adam fact that we often have the choice Mrs. Jerry Bueler, Mrs. Joseph O'Crowley, Highlands; Mrs. Personally I think something Frank J. Nary, Sr., Rumson; should be done about it. Perhaps of our destiny. This is dra- Stamen, Mrs. Murray Rosen.and DEAR ADAM AND EVE: matically portrayed in the lives Mrs. Solomon Seaman. Mrs. Eleanor Alexander, Mrs. public dance halls should include I sm happily married (my sec- Louise Naughton, Little Silver; a burly ringleader who would of CeHa Coplestone and of the The chapter met in the home ond marriage) to a woman whc Ctaamberlaynes. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finn and stand in the middle of the dance at the time of our marriage hac of Mrs. Jesse Greenberg. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawrence, floor with a bull whip, if that is both a single and married daugh- This is the first theater-In-the- Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Fla- what it takes. ter by a previous marriage, round presentation attempted by RUMMAGE SALE vil Van Dyke and Mr. and Mrs. Lisa am quite sure that both daugh- the Drama Group. Because of the MIDDLETOWN — A rummage Karle Nordin, West Long Branch, DEAR ADAM: ters love and respect me, bul space needed for the acting area, sale will be held Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holln- Maybe you can help me. I am whenever we meet they call me seating will be limited to only Saturday here in the Middletown berger, Miss Erma Jenkins and a grocery clerk 22 years old, by my first name. I wouldn about 75 persons each night. Reformed Church by the Ladies Oakley Tilton, Sea Bright. five feet 10 inches tall and weigh mind that at all except that It Is Tickets will be on sale at the Aid Circle. 145 pounds. I was graduated very embarrassing to me, es- door, but only if there are va- Hours for the sale are Friday from high school some.yean ago pecially when other relatives and cant seats left on the evening o from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Satur- SHEPHERDS TO MEET and live with a buddy in a small friends are around. the play. Requests for tickets day from 9 a.m. to noon RED BANK — Monmouth Star, efficiency. I'm not a Jimmy should be addressed to: The Min- Shepherds of Bethlehem, will I've never discussed this wit! meet Oct. 24 here in Odd Fellows Stewart in looks but I guess I'm my wife because I feel that shi istry of Music and Fine Arts, No problem finding tenants not Schnozzola Durante either. when you advertise The Register Hall. A secret pal birthday party v might possibly defend their actioi First Methodist Church, 247 Anyway, here's my ~ problem: by saying they have minds o Broad St., Red Bank. way—Advertisement. will be held Nov. 14. dates. Girls turn me down and their own and are old enough t< I don't know why. I'm really a know what they're doing. Bul very nice guy. Even when I go don't you think I deserve the dig- nity of being called "Dad," even though I'm not their natural fa- At Conference ther? I've helped make their CHECKING THE COURSE — Member* of the Monmouth County Hunt Race Com. FORT MONMOUTH — Two lives more comfortable with fi- mittee survey the Woodland Farm steeplechase course where the 32d annual pro- members of the U. S. Army Sig- nancial help and many other gram of races will be run Saturday. Photographed in the steward*' stand on the ways. nal Radio Propagation Agency Middletown estate of Mr. and Mrs. Amory L. Haskall are, left to right, Mn. Mi- •re attending the annual meet- Perplexed AMERICA'S GREAT MEAT MARKETS ing of the International Scientist Dear Perplexed: It isn't a chael C. Guarino, Rumson; Mrs. Richard G. Metcalf, Middlatown, and Mn. Harry Radio Union which commenced matter of dignity or respect, so B. Freeman, Navesinlc. Monday in Ottawa, Canada. don't make an issue of it You Frederick H. Dickson, scientific say they do love and respect ROUTE 36 I ROUTE 33 director of the agency, will rep- you, so let well enough alone. EAST KEANSBURG | NEPTUNE CITY resent the U.S.A. National Com- Like many other children, they Autumn Backdrop for Hunt Meet mittee. He is accompanied by are simply unable to call a fos- Richard A. Silberstein, supervis- ter parent "Dad." Not now, MIDDLETOWN — Autumn foli- steeplechase races, pony ridr, rty the Monmouth County Hunt Mon. thru Thun. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ing electronics engineer of RPA, anyway. In time they may, age will provide the background for children, martial music 1 ides. Fri. 9-10— Sat. 9-7 who is a member of the vital but don't worry about it: their for the 32d annual steeplechase the Hamilton Township Ban Woodland Farm gates will open Sunday 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. affection tor you Is far more races to be held here Saturday and a luncheon for the farmer OPEN 7 DAYS: Commission 3 of this international t 11 a.m. for family picnic conclave, wtoich is concerned important than their style of on Mr. and Mrs. Amory L. Has- and landowners over whose prop roups. The racing program wiM with Ionospheric radio research addressing you. Be glad they (cell's Woodland Farm. egdn at 2:30 p.m. and phenomena. don't call you "Mister." A benefit for local charities, Many of the nation's leading the annual event offers five Scholarship ost and rail, brush and hurdle FANTASTIC! FAGETHE FACTS eifunuois witt compete in the win-featured Monmouth County PERSONAL SERVICE - GOOD MEAT - TRIMMED LEANER Guild Plans iunt Cup, a rugged three-mile SOLEMN NOVENA Committee :est over post and rail fences. At Prices up to 50% Lower—Is MEAT CITY'S Trademark and the Monmouth County Gold That's what we offer! And remember—-Wt don't sell groceries — In honor of St. Jude Ingathering Appointed Cup, a twMnile race over brush (Helper la difficult cases) barriers. WE ARE MEAT SPECIALISTS! MIDDLETOWN — A scholar- Leading steeplechase riders ship committee has been named from the metropolitan tracks and Saturday, Oct. 20 to Sunday, Oct. 28 tor the Monmouth Alumnae Chap- the national hunt meeting circuit wffl be on band to participate in ter of the College of St. Elizabeth the five-race program wWca in- COMPARE! WHY PAY Ml MASSES AT 6, 7 AND 9 A.M. and a date set for the chapter's cludes a one and three-quarter SWIFT'S PREMIUM a~i CHOICE annual communion breakfast. mile event over hurdles and two EVENING DEVOTIONS 8 P.M. flat race* on (be turf course. The scholarship to be awarded Th« Hunt Race Committee is CHARCOAL to a .Monmouth County student headed by Amory L. HaafceH. Public veneration of Relic of St. Jude every will be available for September president. Assisting aim are Mrs. 1963. Assisting Sister Hildegarda Amory L. Haskell, Jr., secretary- evening. Confessions after evening devotions. Marie, college president, and treasurer; Richard G. Metcalf, Mn. Joseph A. Melosh, chapter chairman, members' luncheon president, in screening candidates committee; Mrs. Alfred King, Rev. Berlin Vesay, 0J"M., Conv., mil preach the sermon. wiU be Mrs, Vincent Cieri, Little Jr., chairman, farmers' luncheon Silver; Mrs. William F. Daly, committee, and Edward J. Bren- Holmdel; Mrs. Edward R. Drech- nan, chairman, racing com' DELICIOUS TENDER IONELESS VEAL sel, Elberon; Mrs. Howard C. mittee. Church of St. Leo the Great Gaffney, New Monmouth; Mrs. Francis W. Magovern, Belmar; STYLISHLY WARM CUBED 7QC IFILET LINCROFT, NEW JERSEY Mrs. Christopher J. Ryan, Middle- Fashion forecasts point to a Ib town, and Mrs. Robert Van Ben- good winter for frozen turnips. STEAK M STEAK thuysen, West Long Branch. Big this year will be the muffled Mrs. Brigadier John Fahey effect of scarves, stoles, hoods The present holder o' the $2,000 and collars, and the covered-up RUMSON — The annual in- scholarship is Miss Frances look for evening wear. Long gathering of the Red Bank Maraziti of Belmar, a senior at sleeves are back on coats, suits #/ Needlework Guild of, America the college. and dresses. Is/ will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Whew here in Congregation Bnai Israel, r Ridge and Hance Rds. Guest speaker will be Mrs. summers Brigadier John Fahey, com- manding officer of the Red Bank corps of the Salvation Army. Her over! topic will concern the distribution SAVE 30' to 60' f the gifts of clothing sewn by he guild. PLUMP, OVEN-READY FRESH, LEAN JERSEY Have All There will be an election of rfficers. Mrs. Douglas Downs, Mew Shrewsbury, is current presi- WHYPA Y MORE7 ient, seeking re-election. CAPONS NX ROAST Of Your Mrs. Harry Morford and Mrs. 5-6lb.ovg. Theodore Parsons, Little Silver, KnHs ars a specialty in J. Kridal's Corntr. iSUHMER FIBRE RUBS; will be hostesses. Cleaned NOW! Mark, Fore & Strike we were robbed... 6x 9.. 3.50SUMMER RUGS by thieves with 8x10.-5.50 STORED 9x12.. 7.50 We're Particular About Our Wonderful Ground Beef! FREE elegant taste AND WE'RE STILL HOLDING THESE LOW PRICES! It1! an unusual compliment to our merchandiie to know that Extra Lean, Ground STILL 12x12.. 9.50 •til there is a "hot" market for it. If you are acquainted with our LEAN June 1st . selection of iport»w«ar, then you know its quality and value. ROUND 12x15.. 12.50 We invite you to come in and view our . . . Ground SECOND COLLECTION BEEF STEAK CALL PR 4-1314 or CA 2-5042 for FALL AND WINTEM SPORTSWEAR With This Coupon With This Coupon «ftE£ J*%f"r Toward 3-lb. PurehM* SKINLESS FRANKS Ground Chuck or Ground Round Swift's. .Premium or Armour's Star 56 CHURCH STREET Offer good thru Saturday, Oct. 30 Offer toot'thru Saturday, Oct. 20 RBfl 613 Prospect Avenw Asbury Pcufci LITTLE SILVER, N. J. SH«dylid. 7-2216 Prlcu erteotlve thru Saturday, October 30. Wi rimm tta* rlftt to limit quantitlM. DAILY 9:30 TO 5:30 Not nSDoUttil* tot tnomnhlcal trron

,\ HH> BANK BEGISTER Oct. 17, 1362 Dr. Blafedell

To India XPNG BRANCH - Dr. C. Byron BltlsdeU, senior attending physician on the staff of Mon- mouth Medical Center and twice president of its medical board. has been named a member of file United States Committee of tiie World Medical Association and leader of one of the tiro com- mittee units representing the United States at a world con- vention in New Delhi. India, in nrid-November. Dr. BlaisdeU and his unit left by air for London on the first leg of their journey. Prior to the meeting in India, the U.S. Com- mittee will spend four days in Czechoslovakia and two weeks in Russia inspecting health and hospital facilities, exchanging Ideas and views on world health MEN'S & BOYS' problems, and volunteering health POLISHED Information from the association. Non-political in personnel and HOODED SWEATSHIRTS purpose, the United State com- COTTON SUCKS mittee is one of 84 representing Sizzling value. Thick rib- as many nations who wiH partici- knit ootton with muff pock- - pate in the New Delhi meeting. eta. Double knit hood is While there is a professional travel director, Dr. BlaisdeU will ideal *r winter weather. . service as official spokesman for 2.99 Navy, scarlet,' guhmetaL ' his unit whie* includes 14 other medical men from the eastern Regularly 3.98 half of the United States. The second unit includes physicians Super roluel Well made of from the western part of the sturdy polithedMttoB/Loden nation. sreen, charcoal, tan, antelope, black, blue. Slim or regular Following the meeting in New sixes 6 to 18. Delhi, which will last from Nov. 10 through 16, the group will visit Thailand, Hong Kong, Japan and Hawaii. In Thailand, the group will be conducted on an official ENAMELED tour of country's health facilities, and in Hong Kong the discus- TOILET SEAT NO-IRON FLANNELS sion* and visits will center on the health problems created by the Famous "Town and vast influx. of refugees from Country" toilet seats of 15-CtfP tlttTTRIC China. smoothly enameled Rtg. 3.98 FLANNEL PJ'S IN COFttE MAKER Dr. Btaisdell, who resides In wood. Choice of 11 deco- GAY NEW PRINTS Deal and practices in Asbury rator colors; Park, is a member of the Ameri- .. Famous wash 'nwear Cone JU0. can Medical Association's Council and Lowenstein fabrics in On Legislative Action for the ares group*. Assorted cotton 1.67 Including New Jersey, New York, 24 RECORD CABINET flannel plaids with perma- Checks, border and Swiss) Pennsylvania and Delaware. The tfpe United States Committee of the •tay collars. Sizee S to 16. prints. Cotton flannel* gay num with Westing* World Medical Association was with solid color ruffles, pip- house thermostat. elected by the general member- ing. Rose, green, orange, Flavor selector. Full* ship of the AMA. ted, blue, gold, pink. 444 automatic Schofield 10.88 To Study libraries TRENTON.— The library De- velopment Committee of the New Jersey library Association has ' Handsome wood sliding-dooT cab- named Dr. Edward T. Schofield, inet with plenty of storage space of River Plaza, director of U to'keep.your records safe, Trim, braries and audiovisual education of the Newark Public Schools, SJ , iyfpmpactsftrla will blend with any chairman of the committee to i- decor. Walnut, limed oak or ma- study the New Jeney State li- hoffanyflnishwithbrasspullBand brary, this year. •eJMevelerfeet. This activity is part of the fact' finding survey undertaken by the Library Development Committee which includes public school, col lege and university and special libraries throughout New Jersey, The survey has ai its goal the gathering of information about New Jersey needs for library service and the current quality and availability of library service In the state. Other members of the State Library Survey Committee are Miss Viola Maihl, director of the Linden Public Library; Miss Veronica Carey, director of the Trenton Free Public Library; Neal Harlow, dean of the Gradu- PROCTOR ate School of Library Service, Rutgers University, and Fred- IRONING erick H. Arnold, assistant li- brarian for Reference, Princeton TABLE University Library. Dr. "Schofield Is past president of the Educational Film library BIG BUY IN A BIG Sturdy steel - height adjo** tote. Association, the New Jersey matiqally, lets you sit and iron. School Library Association and RECLINER CHAIR 5.99 Steam vent top. Rolls easily on the New York Metropolitan Audio- R«9. 9.95 wheels, FoMs easily. "• visual Association. set of 3 Start of Adult CHROMED STEEL c 29.88 PROaOR IRONING [me i3 1 14-QUART CHROME COVER AND PAD Series 49.95 FRYING PAN SET EASY STEP-ON CAN OCEANPORT — The Calvary Covered in tough, 100% supported Special buy! three pans in effi- Baptist Church has announced a 77c al.; eay id keep clean plastic with a leather grain look! Foot- cient varying sizes. Heavy gauge new adult education program Scorch and stain-resistant chrome can with separate poly- beginning Thursday evening, Oct. rest emerges as back drops. Kapok chromed ateel with plastic heat- silicone oover plus soft; du,r« ethylene plastic inner pail. Quick 25, at 8,p.m. at the church, filled pillow back, 2&x34x39* high. " proof handles. ; able, resilient cotton pad. The class will study "Survey of •pring-tttep opener on Utt ' the Scriptures," offered as an extension course by the Moody Correspondence School of Chi- cago, The course will be conducted New King Size •••.v.' by Rev. Paul Smith. Mr. Smith said students who finish the 9xiaRAYOH course, successfully will be Brass Tra-Table •warded a certificate of com- V/1TH fOAM-BACK pletion by the Moody Correspond- ence School. The school operates ,. valon».trlP««'d#s'911 as part of the Moody Bible Insti- A tute. enrollments will be received for the next two weeks, Mr. Smith said. ^ 15.88 MARKS BIRTHDAY HIGHLANDS - John Joseph 11.88 Sciortino, son of Mr. and Mrs. *•». 13.93 John J. Sciortino, 6 Bay Ave., Big I6X20'/I" metal trays with celebrated his seventh birthdy at HAIR DRYER scalloped edgst—wide choice • party teat week in his home. WITH HOOD of smart patterns, colon. Braii- The celebrant is a first grade student at Our Lady of Perpetual Portable 3-lb. electric tone steel tubing legs. Fold runner hood dryer. With car- Help School. lying box. flat for storage. Attending were his sisters, Ln- •nn and Jomnn; Ms parents; Ms paternal grandparents, Mr. and ^ >v ' f? Mrs. John Sdortino, Sr.r Mr. asd Mrs. Philip Sciortino, Mr. and Mrs. William LoihJe, of High- •flN WID. Nlri"Til fHM lands; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ju- J > Ian, maternal grandparents, and DOWNTOWN RED FWDAY NITI TIL 9:30 Joseph Julian, Atlantic High lands. ' Tleiu^e/wu t 40*'" Honfo Delivery

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1962 7c PERCGPV New Jersey* Federal News Briefs By The Associated Press Funds SAYREVILLE — A 32-year-old school teacher was killed yester- day when his car ran off Pulaski Sought Ave., struck a house and burst into flame. Police said Christian A. Herrel of 3 Beryl St., South HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- River, who was alone in the car, cil was in a letter-writing ,mood died almost immediately. Herrel last night. was a? fifth grade teacher in the In an attempt to obtain a share Samsel School, Sayreville. Th of the $900 million accelerated car failed to make a turn and public works program funds re- struck -the house at 172 Pulaski cently authorized by Congress, Ave., coming to rest underneath council directed letters to federal the porch, police said. Firemen and state agencies to find out quickly extinguished the car fin how to apply for federal aid for which did not cause serious dam- repairs to the borough's sewerage age to the house. system- under the new law. August Postel, borough engi- UNION CITY - Joseph Bar. leer, told the' governing body rin, who celebrated his lMth that all eligible projects must be Wrthday last March, died yes- under way within 120 days of ap- terday In his home at 81118th proval and must be at least 51 St. Borrin, who was bora la per cent completed within a year. ftaly and.came to the United Funds From Government States in 1897, was a textile Although Councilman William worker until his retirement McGowan claimed that funds for eight years ago. He leaves two eligible projects are allocated on A NEW LEADER — Robert Nimoni left, the new president of the Holy Name Society sons, John Borrin of Cllffslde 90-10 notching basis, with the and Peter Borrin of Union City; federal government picking1 up if St. Leo the Great- Catholic Ghiirch, Lincroft, is shown with Rev. Arthur St. Lau a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Ca- 1 FUTURE PARTY LEADERS — About 65 children, sons and daughters of local Re- the greater portion of the bill, r»nf, pastor, and the "putgoihgpr«*iyant,. Patrick J. MeGann, after last night * instal- nale of Union City; three grand- the borough, engineer and Mayor children and eight great-grand- publicans, last weak distributed GOP campaign literature to a number of homes in lation ceremony. • ' ' : >. '• ... ; .' • Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., dis- children. ' Red Bank. Charles Raynor, right, was chairman of the "Future Republicans of R«d agreed. Bank" project. From left are Judith Thompson, 15 Leighton Ave.; Clarence S, Gale, They contended that federal NEWARK — Fireman Salvaton candidate for mayor; Pater MacDonalcf, 68 Wallace St.; Donald Magee, 35 Irving PI.; grants are awarded on a 50-50 Vacca, who was killed Saturda: basis, and in some cases, 75-25. Abwt Authoritylntroduces while trying to rescue a mai Pamela Gal*, 16 McLaren St., and Mr. Raynor, Prize* war* awarded to each of Another piece of correspond from a burning apartment, was Leaf the children. denee — to Rep. James C. Auch' buried today with honors ac- inchloss. R-3d Dist., and Sen. ew Rate Schedule corded to a chief. About 600 off- Harrison A. Williams, D-N.l,— Out Streets duty firemen attended a mass 9 called for federal assistance In EATONTOWN — The Sewerage a rate to encourage large indus for the 29-year-old fireman this Manslaughter try," Mr. Saling said. a borough flood and erosion con- SHREWSBURY — Councilman Authority last night introduced a morning in St. Joseph's Church Gale Says O 'Hern s trol program, and urged dredging Hadley S. King, road committee new rate schedule which will He also pointed out that when in East Orange. Vacca, who had the Shrewsbury River entrance chairman, said last night that a make only one change in present plants'pass the 100-employee served on the department fo Trial Ends channel from Highlands bridge to borough ordinance prohibiting (he sewer bills. Public hearing and mark, shift work is usually em- three years, died when he at- Atlantic Highlands. burning of leaves on streets will final action on the measure was tempted to save Charles Lee from Criticism Is A bsurd ployed,' which reduces the load The county Board or Freehold- have to be enforced if co-opera- scheduled for Nov. 20 at 8 p. m per hour on the sewerage pro- a fire in a third-floor apartment In Acquittal REP BANK-Clarence S. Gale the letter continues, "to com- tion is not forthcoming from resi- in the borough hall. at 278 S. Ut'h St. Lee also per- ers was requested,- by mall, to essing plant. FREEHOLD — A Monmouth said yesterday he would have re- mend you most highly on your take over the maintenance of Bay • dents. , ' ' ished in the blaze. ceived an "unfair advantage" if forthrigMness, your intellectual A new classification, for busi- The new rate applies, of course, County jury here yesterday found Ave. and Linden Ave., which bor- He pointed out that fires on nesses with more than 100 , em- the Republican administration and .political honesty and your ough officials contend are county the streets will melt and drain to- any industry employing more ELIZABETH — There were Charles Wiggs, Rt. 537, Free- ployees, will result in a new, than 100 workers. At present, tlv had appointed him mayor follow- very evident faith in, ana con- roads. the bituminous material from the method of billing the Bendix scrambled eggs at Rahway Ave, hold Township, Innocent of ing the resignation of George A. cern for, (he people of Red Bank, only such industry in this bor- Maintained Since 1128 crushed stone used in street con- Aviation Corp. plant on Rt. 35. and Cherry St. yesterday morn- charge of manslaughter. iray in May, and said that Dem now and in the future." struction here. ough Is the Bendix plant', which ing. William Woodsou, 2», of The roads have been iruln- employs well over 1,000 people. ocratic references to it are ab- Mr. Gale said he was reluctant 'Mr. King said the borough has The Bendix sewer bill will ^Hlghtstown, Assistant Prosecutor John W. surd. alned by this municipality since Applegate' represented the state. to make public "such a personal acquired a vacuum•' leaf loader,' henceforth be based on number The authority at the same meet- !%Mheggi He found support for his point 928, Mayor Guiney said. Wiggs' was charged with caus- communication, but under th felt again asked residents to Use of emjiibyees; rather than on an ing passed a. resolution to sign when he tried to drive under a of view in a personal letter he Mr. Postel .was authorized to ing the death of Oscar Lane circumstances, I requested and discrenWwhen plaoihgieavfts^ejsfimaUi'pr; effluent based on a contract with Bendix based on low bridge at Rahway Ave. The has received from Canon Charles make application to the state of 1103 Adams St., Asbury Park, received his permission to do fte cu#>./The raiacKite^rit'nat;water^cflihsu'miJtlMi,^'.• - • /• top of the truck Was-sheared, H. Best, rector ot the Trinity r Highway Department for con- ! the, newly < o.' nek iw'cans;'up bottles: -tree c.«^r>r.umt,dn»«. oft T>affte Was Wi^ up for. July;30. ' " • '.'•• Episcopal Church. struction aid on repairs to Grand Sm Homeowner* cover the nextTthreei .yettsv. In the letter, Father Best sur- 1 anches or sbrtib sOTtralinlautM»*f*r»a wreck- Wiggs testified in the trial, Mr. Gale, the GOP nomineee Tour , one of the access'roads to Homeowners and. all other users The new billing rate'.wlll result er eouM dislodge the squeezed mised that "your real reason foi Vill continue1 to pay at the cur- in a reduction- of the sewerage held, before County Judge Ed- for the post, said an appoint- the new Henry Hudson Regional vehicle. "I can't uadenUnd ward J. Ascher, that he struck1 not having accepted the position School. Ui rent rate for sewer service—$66 bill currently being paid by the ment "possibly would have In ) W'-!' % why I didn't make ft/* Wood. Lane With his fist In self de- flu,«nced the voting public in a of Interim mayor -was that yo The governing body withheld a year per family unit, $66 for industrial plant. Bendix authori- felt that the people of Red Ban gach Tour «nptoy«t In businesses ties, for some time, "Mr. Salttrg tense JM Lane Was comini g alter manner inconsistent with my own decision on the sale of 12 lOtoMS- him with a bottle. ; (MMnal Ideas of honesty." should truly be; the electorate and foot lots located below the Twin employing, less than 100 people, said, have been protesting the have their opportunity to choose D o nt havB Lights until Oct. 30. AboM to Quit $66 vfor each , 10 > students in plant's sewerage Wggs said that after the Wow; », «) f » charged that bettfefln'yoti and-your Democrat schools, and $18.50 for e«ch room in fact, installed tflijrt ' metemeterrs Lan fel- -l and- struck his head[Mr. Gale WM not appointed to George McGowan, focal plumb- 1 TKENTON — The Archbishop e tc opponent without any predis er who lives on Kay St., was high RUMSON'— Mayor Charles in motels and boarding houses. to show they are being Wired' foi oh the sidewalk in front of Lane's the position, now occupied by position toward you through your of Canterbury said tonight the former Councilman Peter W. Fal- bidder at $13,000. 6. Callmpn: said yesterday he All rates are per year, except more than the plant produced. eadiness of the Ecumenical home. Lane died later in Fltkiaf having filled the office of Interim does hot.intend to resign. vo, because he did not enjoy the The lots, which were put up the charge for trailers, which Is Council to deal with certain dif- Hospital. mayor. , ." Resignation' rumors got $1,27 per week per trailer.' confidence of his party col- for sale in bulk, are located in icult 'questions would determin Wiggs said he did not know Mr. Gale said he, thought the •Started; here last week when leagues. a rectangular-shaped area The new rate schedule will To Debate whether it can produce any rea' Lane had died until Asbury Park -ffice of may>r-ifjo|kl> be filled a letter' mailed to residents In.a letter Oct. 2, Father Best ; bounded by New Rd., Buena Vis- charge large businesses the stan- Christian unity. "I think the Vati police arrested him. on an MerJm'baste b>'a member ta Ave., Hillside Ave., and Fair- by the^•Republicans was mis^ WASHINGTON (AP)^New Jer- can Council is summoned wit told, Mr. . Gale an appointmeni dard $68 a year for each four of would have "weighted your of (lie Borough Council "who /lew Ave. . understood by . some of its its first 100 employees, and re- sey's. Republican-Senator, Clifford spirit of unity in the heart ol At the trial, Wiggs was rep- P. Case, has accepted the Invita- resented by a court-appointed cause, through occupying the have previously been elected by In 1957, the borough attempted readers. ' •••'-,; duce the rate' for all employees the Pope," the Anglican churcti tion of the state's Democratic ; position of interim mayor." the people to participate In the to sell the lots to G. V. Kaden- The tetter stated that. Coun- over 106' to $66 a year "for each leader, the Most Rev. Arthur Mi- attorney, Edmund J. Canzona, Senator,^ Harrison A. Williams, "May I take this opportunity," business of running the local gov- bach, Sea Bright, for $10401, but cilman Francis E: P. McCar- 10. •..'..' • . i hael Ramsey, told a news, con- Red Bank.: Jr., to' debate the merits of the ernment." in error In the deed prevented ter • is seeking the seat held erence. But he added that great- 87th Congress. The candidate said he consid- he sale. - ' by Mayor Callman. Mr. Mc- The new rate will give the r church unity would depend in same sort of reduction that other 9 ered "ridiculous" Democrat Dan Clear Title Carter was appointed Jan. ' 1 Williams suggesed Tuesday that part on the council's treatment el J. O'Hern's statement earlier utilities offer to quantity users, f such matters as the attitude 'Mystery Is Solved It has taken the borough al- to Mayor Callman's unexpired he and.Case hold the public de- In the campaign- that "die local term when, the latter was Borough Attorney Henry Saling bate on the recently adjourned of the Roman Catholic Church most five years to obtain clear explained. Republican party, lacked confi •worn in,as mayor. Mr. Mc- Congress and Case said he would toward mixed marriages and re GOP Club Sent Unsigned Letter dence "in my ability," "What pa- title to the property. Carter is seeking re-election. "There is justification In setting be glad to accept. aptism of converts. Asked if he scal party would select a can' Earlier this year, Mayor Guiney elt Christian churches wouli SHREWSBURY — Bernard cept for a post office box num- dklate for such high 'office with, estimated that the borough would ventually unite, he said: " J. Marx, president of the ber. ' , : • out having ooafidence In his abil •ealire approximately $30,000 think that ultimately there will Shrewsbury Republican Club, The Independent candidates Ity?1* he asked. rom the sale of the property. be one Christian Church.", This There are no borough access said last night the GOP club have called for an investigation MThese ' are indeed absurd hurch, he said, would embrace is responsible for* mailing a of the matter, charging that the oads to the lots, and no water latlonal churches which would charges." md sewer lines. letter to residents last week in letter violates election laws. Mr, O'Hern and Joseph McFad- etain many of their individual which the Independent candi- State law requires that material In other action, council adopted iharacteristics. On the question len are Democratic candidates in ordinance vacating an 'area date for mayor, Frederic Mes- pertaining to election candi- tor the' council. Benedict R. f whether there would be an sina, was criticized. dates must be signed. tttween the northerly line of the ivenlual union of the Roman Micosia, tfadr running mate, right of way of Rt. 36 and Nave- ;atholic and Anglican Churches, The letter quoted two Regis- Mailed Here seeks the mayoralty. ink Ave. •' , ' he British archbishop said there ter stories concerning a con- John M. Gawler, chief of Mr. Gale is a member of Trin- would have to be some giving in troversy between Mr. Messina county detectives, said yester- :y Episcopal Church. Father n both sides to effect such a and incumbent council candi- day the source of the letter Is Best, his rector, said in his letter Okay Loans union. date Dr. Raymond W. Salm, under Investigation by the coun- that he Is certain that if elected, Jr., over an Independent, plat- ty prosecutor's office. Mr. Gale "will fill the office.. .as WASHINGTON (APHPresldent CALDWELLTOWNSHIP-The form promise to convert play- Fred Crine, Red Bank post- people's mayor, one who is Kennedy signed a measure Tues- Township Council has received ground facilities at the pub- master, said he, has referred ruly one of the people of Red day permitting the Secretary of a petition bearing 50 signatures lic school into a recreation a copy of the letter to postal 3ank, elected; without prejudice Agriculture to make disaster loans protesting the midget auto field. inspectors in Philadelphia. by the people of Red Bank and oyster planters. . races that were held this sum- Ask Investigation The letter was mailed in motivated by a profound concent Previously, such loans could be mer at Pine Brook Stadium In Shrewsbury, which Is a branch and sense of obligation to the nade to farmers or ranchers but Mr. Messina,' who is presi- 1 adjacent Pine Brook. James of the Red Bank post office. >eople of Red Bank. ' ot to oyster, planters. Blrbiglla presented the petition dent of the Board qf Educa- it the council. meeting Mon- tion, was also rapped for his day night He said the rices actions at a recent school made so great a noise that, area board meeting at which he residents "can't even stand in called Dr. Salm out of order. their own backyard*." He also The letter was unsigned,' ex- aid visitors to the races and pome contestants raced down CUatofl Rd. to get to the Rooke Asks stadium. ... •: ••' NEWARK — President Ken- Why Barn nedy's "pre-election pledge to re- store what he termed the declin- Still Stands ing prestige of the United States APPEAL DRIVE — These three Rumion-Fair Haven Regional High School students abroad has turned'Into a tragic SHREWSBURY - Robert M. joke, former Connecticut Gov. tooke, 126 Elm La., asked Bor- are leading the Community Appeal collection drive at their school.' They are, left John Lodge said yesterday. ough Council last night why a .to right, Margaret White, James.. Greene, and Nicholas Adamson. Mr. Greene is Lodge, a Republican who also barn at the end of his street has the Student Council president, while Mist Greene and Mr. Adamson are the appeal served as ambassador to Spain, not been burned or demolished. told a: luncheon of Republican eo-ordinators. . • • ; /y The barn was designated a women that on a recent trip health hazard after fire destroyed around the world, he found Amer- an adjacent chicken coop in July. ican prestige had suffered tre- Permission has been granted to mendous damage as a result of le borough to burn the barn, Mr. the Cuban situation. Lodge criti Rooke said, but due to a techni- Students Aid Fund Drive cized the current administration cality, Shrewsbury Hose Com- , RUMSON — For the ninth con- Students at Regional were urged as custodian for the funds. Stu- policy toward Cuba, claiming that "as we sit here . . . Cuban pany has not been able to su- tecutive year, Rumson-Fair Ha to contribute, but out of their dent co-ordinators appointed by pervise the job to date. v«n Regional High School is own money—not their parents'. the Student Government As- communism is being slipped into Santo Domingo and Brazil." He Councilman Francis J. Bolduc participating in the Community Howell George, regional super- sociation are President James W. Appeal Week program which is Greene and Margaret White, said the President had been too promised to investigate and re- visor of assembly programs, •ar- flexible with Communist leaders port the status of the bam to now in effect in both Rumson ranged for a film entitled, "Three Fair Haven, and Nicholas Adam- and Fair Haven. son, Rumson. • and too severe with leaders of Elm La. residents today. Mighty Minutes," prepared by the friendly nations. The kick^ff fox the high Newark City .Appeal. In announcing these selection's, In other business last night, school) contributions took place Dr. Kiney stressed that donations Old Wagon Farm council awarded a contract for Friday during the school's as The Student Government As- by Fair Haven students would We press our own cider fresh the repair of shoulders' at the lembly program. sociation of the Regionag l Higgh be turned to the Fair Haven from selected apples. Mclntosh, east end of Trafford St. to Thom- •ACK TO SCHOOL night for parents was held last (light at Markham Placa School,' Or. John Kinney, Jr., regional SchooShl l dlt h l l Ottw the collectionollectins Community Appeal, while Rum- Opalescent and Delicious apple* as. Farrell of this place. Little Silver. Left to right at» Mr.^nd Mr* D. H. Woodward, 4 Garden Rd.; Mrs, saperintendent, addressed .'the fof r thhe stitobland turn* thhe funds son students' contributions would In good supply. Apples packed for It was announced that coun- students and stressed the mean- over to Mrs; Jessie L. Muegge, be given to the proper authori- winter win be available soon. Rt. t's next meeting will be Nov. 7 Leon Turkington, kindergarten teacher; C. David .Vanderhoof, superintendent of tog of' the Community Appeal. administrative assistant, who acts ties in that borough. 35, North of Middletown,—Adv. nstead of Nov. 6, Election Day. schools, and Douglas Horan, principal of Point Road School. .WAK9V M—Wedbesdty, Oct 17, 1962 * . TELEVISION JfWEWT? 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(Color) 9 p.m. NBC (») Legacy (4) Eleventh Hour (11) For Your Information EDT) on the CBS Television Network. (11) Divorce Court Ifctt-(U) Highlight! Of World By STEVEN H. SCHEUER regular for his show. At one time, 2:1M1S) Science Corner (7) Naked City DICK VAN DIKE. Another fun- (11) You Asked For It History Question — I sure miss Carol half a dozen singer-comediennes ny, warm episode. Writer Petrie's 3:M- (2) House Party - ».O- (4) News Burnett on the "Garry Moore were being mentioned as Carol (7) Seven Keys (IS) World at Ten wife has a separate bank account (IS) New York Show." The show is nothing with- Burnett's replacement on the (I) Movie It: SI- (I) Danger Is My Stage Offers Career and Petrie hopes her loot will be Business Metropolis out her. I cant understand why show. Carol is scheduled to make used for his upcoming birthday. (13) Tell Me A Story (11) Best of Groucho (2) I Love Lucy Moore doesn't get another girl on at least six guest appearances Actor Van Dyke is very fun- 2:5*-(U) Interlude (11) Trio (4) Play Your Hunch the show. There must be some with her old co-workers this sea- ny shooting about the house'in 2:SS_ (4) News 1I:H- (2) News (7) Answering Service . talented comedienne who could son, in addition to two specials his roile-a-minute style, looking For Radio Veteran (5) News (4) News (11) Movie make a hit if given half the on the CBS network. She also re- By HARVEY PACK an audience. "I was actually infor his expensive present. 9:30 Mf4»-(ll) Parions Francais II chance. After all, that's how Carol cently signed to appear in a p.m. CBS I:M- (2) Millionaire (J) News On a Sunday night early this the show where Orson Welles (4) Loretta Young (7) Movie 11:00- (2) McCoys Burnett got started ... on Gar-production next Fall. month an era ended. There was pulled bis legendary stunt," he (5) Mr. District Attorney (I) Movie (4) Price Is Right ry's show.—Mrs. H. M., Reese, no publicity or ballyhoo as CBSremembered, "The director sat TONIGHT. French actress Mi (7) Queen For A Day (U) Steve AUen (7) Ernie Ford Mich. Question — One of my favorite closed up the last two dramatic on stage and cued the actors like chele Morgan, duo pianists Fer- (11) How To Marry A (IS) Perspectives (I) Johnny Andrews Answer — It seems odd that "meanies" on TV and in the programs on radio, the long-run-a conductor. It was all part of therante and Teicher, and singer Millionarie 11:11- (2) Weather (IS) Scienceland Moore hasn't signed a female movies is Neville Brand. I think ning - "Suspense" and "Johnny big show for the theatre audience. Felicia Saunders join host John- (13) American Economy (4) Weather Il:2t-(1S) Spotlight On Art he combines off-beat good looks Dollar." The guest stars were introduced ny Carson tonight. (Color) 11:15 1:11— (2) To Tell the Truth (5) Movie with good acting. When is he go- p.m. NBC. 11:2*- ($) News • Gone are the days when our on the air. (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) News, Weather, ing to have a show of his.own? U:M- (2) Pete And Gladys New —L. F., Miami, Ha. imagination could paint the scen- "They came out of the wings, (5) Big Payoff Sports (4) Concentration ery and visualize the faces of ouraccepted their, applause, bowed, (7) Who Do You Trust? 11:11- (2) Movie (J) Romper Room Answer—Brand gets more of heroes as Lamont Cranston be- and walked over to their micro- (11) Laurel-Hardy And (4) Tonight (7) Yours For • Song Monmouth an opportunity to play good Chuck (7) Movie meaty roles on many show* due came "The Shadow" or the phone. Orson came out, bowed, 11:4O-(1J) Highlights Of World The Kouples Klub of King of creaky door transported us into took his script out of his pocket (II) Television For 12:IO-(1S) Reflections to the fact he isn't tied down to Teachers (4) News History Kings Lutheran Church took a busa series of his own and probably "The Inner Sanctum." For many and threw it up in the air. The U:St-(ll) News actors it was comparable to vau-director went out of his mind l:H-(2)News N«r« ride to the True Light Chinese prefers it that way. deville giving way to silent films He jumped off his conductor's (11) Pinoccho (7) News Lutheran Church in New York and silents to talkies. stool and crawled all over the 4:W- (2) Secret Storm (I) Movie and had a dinner in Chinatown Question — Is George Maharis stage gathering up the papers (4) Make Room for (11) Steve Allen Oct. 12. There were 32 members secretly married? My girt friend I decided to celebrate the pass- Daddy (11) Reflections MOVIE TIMETABLE Orson watched him for a second attending. Mr. and Mrs. Robert says she heard that many young Ing of dramatic radio by talking (5) Deputy Dawg 1:H-(2) Movie RED BANK to an actor who reaped a golden then calmly went, to the mike CARLTON- Zaoharis are secretary and treas- stars who make it big on TV and took the real script out of (7) American Banditand (4) News Notorlou* Landlady 1:00: 7:00; »:30 with -the teenage fans have to harvest in radio's heyday and of- (I) High Road To (5) Movie urer of the club. The next meet- ten starred in as many as four his pocket and proceeded to do EATONTOWN keep their marriages a secret so the show.1' Danger (7) Movie DRIVE-IN- ng will be Nov. 9 in the church. it won't hiirt their popularity.— showj a day. I found this actor, (II) Bozo The Clown (» Playback NO Place Uke Homicide 7:05; 8:60; Larry Haines, at Broadway's Eu- Larry feels that people took Sky Above, Mud Below 9:50 M. F., Santa Clara, Calif. (11) Television For Vivian McCoach, daughter of gene O'Neil Theatre where he istheir radio as seriously as they UK- (4} Mayor of the'Town LONG BRANCH Answer — George is still a foot- Teachers Mr. and Mrs. DonaM McCoach, making his stage debut as Jason do TV. Once he played a man (I) Almanac Newsree] BARONET- loose and fancy free bachelor. Be- 4:25—(11) Koko The Clown Maplewood Dr., celebrated her Robards Jr.'s brother in the long- about to go the chair on "Gang 1:11- (I) News And Weather Mlracle Worker J:10; TOOi 10:00; ing an individualist and as out- 4-.H- (2) Edge of Night Ale Patrol 2:00; »:M sixth birthday Oct. 10 at a fam running comedy hit "A Thousand busters" and after the show he 1:SS- (4) Sermonette spoken as George is, I doubt that (4) Here's Hollywood ASBURY PARK ily party. Attending were Mr; and Clowns." received a phone call from the 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer he would go along with keeping (5) Felix and the Wizard LYRIC— Mrs. Herbert Gcrding, Rumson; condemned man's mother abusing S:M (2) News something like his marriage a "It's been over for me for (7) Discovery '62 Or»t Walt* 1:00; 7:00; 1:00 Mr. and Mrs. William Sandlass, him for.his wicked portrayal of 1:05- (2) Give Us This Day MAYFAIR- secret just for publicity purposes. years," said Larry when I in- (») Looney Tunes Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Walter their wonderful, clean living son THURSDAY MORNING KI4 qatahuJ 9:00; 7:33: S:50 formed of the final demise of ra- (II) Dick Tracy NEPTUNE CITY McCoach, Fair Haven; Donald, dio drama. "There are some of Haines actually had very little (11) Music Interlude 5:«— (2) Previews Question — Who were the two NEPTUNE CITY— Douglas and Daniel McCoach. actors Who played in most of Ma- my colleagues from radio's inner trouble breaking into radio. He 4:55- (4) News 5:51- (2) Give Us This Day Requiem lot a H«»vjrwelltit 8:35; Circle who are still sitting home was born in Mount Vernon, New (7) American Newsstand 10:10; Ring a Ding R&ythm T:0O ria Montez' movies during the Cub Pack 146 sponsored by theforties? They both were dark waiting for it to come back. I York, and while attending college S:M- (2) Love That Bob Accident Hospitalizes North of Red Bank Baptist Church will hold its first got the message several years ago in Yonkers he was advised to go (4) Movie and handsome. Also, what has ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS meeting of the season Friday in happened to them?—J. N., New and was lucky enough to step in- study acting. A few months in "No Man Is an Island" one (7) I Married Joan Woman Driver 1 ATLANTIC— Fellowship Hail of the church. Haven, Conn. to a running part on CBSthe dramatic school and his ino-f the strangest and most thrill- (t) Movie HOWELL TOWNSHIP — How- Short! 7:30 Answer — The late Miss Mon- 'Search for Tomorrow." I've been structors thought he was ready ing stories to come out of World (11) Cartoon Zoo ell Township state police are in- Judgement at Nurenberg 1:10 The eight}) birthday of Ruth tez most often appeared with eith- Stu Bergman on that show for soso they set up an audition at War II—» true life adventure (13) Once Upon A Day vestigating an accident on Rt. 9, HAZLET . Levinthal, daughter of Mr. and CBS. He caught on immediately that is almost unbelievable, Oartoom 7:00; No Man li an Island er Jon Hall or Turhan Bey, or many years that when I walk on 5:25— (11) Rocky and His near Bergersvdlle Rd., at 7 LOEW7:07; S1030 DRIVE-IN; Fir. Bran- d 0:15 Mrs. Charles Levintha], Wilson the stage in 'A Thousand Clowns" and became one of radio's most comes to Loew*s Route 35 Drive- Friends a.m. yesterday. both. Jon Hall had a TV series PERTH AMBOY Ave., was celebrated at a family "Ramar of the Jungle" while Mr. I can hear the ladies whispering sought after voices. in Theatre for four days starting 5:J#- (2) Movie State police said an auto driven AMBOY DRIVE-IN— party Oct. 11. Bey has turned to directing for- . . . 'Look, there's Stu.' " "Of course the arrival of TVWednesday, Oct. 17. Filmed in (3) Sandy's Hour by Mrs. Bertha Brown, 31, Toms Cartoon 7:00; Murder on th« Campui color the picture co-stars Jeffrey (7) Highway Patrol 7:06; 10:09; Flimi In the Streete gn movies. I asked Larry whether he miss- was a blow and when I did my River, collided with an auto driv- S?30 Intermediate Girl Scout Troop Hunter, Marshall Thompson, Bar (11) Poyeye es the "good old days." "Are you first TV show I think it was en by Leonard Williams Jr., 29MAJESTIC, - 608 sponsored by St. Mary's Cath- bar a Perez and Ronald Remy. WEDNESDAY EVENING Chocolate Soldier 9:00; 4:00; »:00; (For an answer to your ques- kidding?" he replied. "Those of 'Big Story' I was scared to of Fort Plates Rd., as Williams 1:00; 10:00 olic Church plans to spend next 1:10— (4) News and Weather tion about any TV program or us who were 'in' had a ball. I death but 1 did It," he said. Kent Taylor, Lisa Montell and was putting out of a driveway on- EDISON weekend at Camp Nomoco. They (7) News actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- could do my soap opera in the 'From there on in I did as much Valentin De Vargas, are co-fea- to tlie highway. MENLO PARK CINEMA- will be accompanied by Mrs. (11) Three Stooges er, TV Key Mailbag, c/o this pa- morning then rush out and log aradio as I could but kept my tured in "The Firebrand," the Mrs. Brown was admitted to Requiem tor a Heavyweight 3:0t; Nicholas Badalaty, Mrs. Joseph second feature. (11) What's New l;00; «:00; 1:00: 10:00 per.) lead in two nighttime shows on foot in the TV door. It made the Paul KtmbaH Hospital, Lakewood, DeNicola and Mr. Badalaty. Nine- •:1S- (7) Local News WOODBRIDGE the same day. I once appeared gradual transition easy." Two mighty adventure-thril where she was token by the How- DRIVE-IN— teen girls will attend. on two shows at the same time 1 asked Larry why he never hits, "Son of Samson" and "The•:2»- (7) Weather ell Township First Aid Squad. ky Above, Mud Below 1:09; 10:10: Last of the Vikings," both in •:J5— (7) Sports Her car had to be towed from SIrabrand 8UI6 ATLANTIC in two networks live. Mytried Broadway before "A Thous- MONTCLA1R A mothers' meeting was held THEATRE wife waited lor me in a car inand Clowns." "Who could affordcolor, form the double feature •:tt- (4) Local News the scene. Trooper Robert Conrad Atllinilr Hii;lll»ni!«—T, I. : •! H! H show for three days starting Sun- (5) Mickey Mouse Club CLAIRIDGE— at the home of Mrs. Nicholas front of NBC while I did the first it?" he replied. "If I took a show is investigating. Holiday In Spain 1:00; 8:00 Badalaty, Belford, yesterday to 15 minutes of one show and it meant giving up a fortune in day, Oct. 14. Mark Forest and (7) To Be Announced Chelo Alonso are co-starred In (() Zoorama discuss plans for the weekend then rushed me over, to CBS radio income and I simply never trip. Mrs. Louis BugHoli, assist- where I arrived in time to ap-thought it was worth it. But now,the former picture with Cameron (11) Brave Stallion Mitchell and Edmund Purdom in ant Scout leader, Mrs. Joseph De- pear in the last half hour of a with only 'Search for Tomorrow' (11) Profile: New Jersey the latter. «:4d- (4) Weather i Nicola and Mr. Badalaty attend- one hour play. Can anybody do as a regular chore, there's real- ed. that in TVi" ly no conflict and I'm ready for Although "A Thousand Clowns" a new career. I love the show LlNCROfT Square dancing was1 taught by is his Broadway debut Larry is and any misgivings I had about Mrs. Hart Webber in the Presby- no stranger to Hve audiences be- doing the same thing eight times PHARMACY terian church Thursday to troop cuase he appeared in many of a week are completely gone. Eve- ders who will teach the Girl DRIVE-IN the big radio shows where the ry audience is a different expe- Scouts. HUUfeie^V THEATRE stars read the scripts in front of rience." ATg "IS**** r.M.-MOVIM AT 7.00 Oddly enough Larry Haines is S Mr. and Mrs. Ludolph Von Tan- mmJUMU-CYUiw.mtim.-rm wo* m\ not the actor listed in "A Thous- NEWNEPTUNE CITY and Clowns." His name is A. Lar- gen entertained Lawrence Irgens NO MAN IS THEATRE — 774 -&272 ry Haines. When asked why he Of Boston last week. 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The Lincroft 4-H Club met last To Save NASAL-SINUS CONGESTION? Tuesday in Lincroft Fire House. Relief In Seconds Members who have transferred "What do you think of my luper-horn, Dad?" to a new club in Colts Neck are SUPER ANAHIST Kathie ODonnel, Elaine Thomp- AnHMoric NASAL SPRAY son, Shirley Thompson, Sue Whit- 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Van Doren, Hill, John Beebe. top Cir., had as his house guest Money! ney. Diane Serafine and. Jill Nie- J.I? haus. Election of officers will last weekend, Jon Warner, of be held at the November meeting The Ladies Aid Society of Lin-Tuscaloosa, Ala. both boys are MONMOUTH Plans were made for a cake sale, croft Presbyterian Church met seniors at Lawrenceville School. at the Acme Store Saturday, Oct. Thursday at the church. Devo- DRUGS 27. Members of the club helped tions were led by Mrs. Robert with the serving at the food Kurtz. Mrs. Charles Conover led 177 E. Newman Springs Rd. contest held at Bamberger's store, discussion on "Faith and ^Anyone SHREWSBURY Eatontown, , recently Canned 'rayer." Plans were made for a In A&P Shopping Center »ood<; for distrubtion to needy roast beef dinner to be held Nov. families is a project of the club. 3. Mrs. William Smack is chair- SH 1-5SS2-Free Delivery The next meeting will be Nov.man. Also discussed was a con- C gregational meeting and covered - ADVERTISEMENT • - ADVERTISEMENT - j dish supper to be held Friday, at 6:30 p.m. A movie on steward- ship will be shown, and the budget for 1963 will be presented Control Yourself When and voted upon. Hostesses were Cjfree Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. Ralph Layton SAVE 50 and Mrs. William lyiills. The next ( meeting will be Nov. 8. Rev. THURS.. FRI.. SAT. & SUN. A Headache Makes You Mills and a member of the ses- Qandy sion will speak. Hostesses will be Mrs. Philip Eisenhwdt, Mrs. ON ANY Fannie Foreman and Mrs. Rich- Tense, Irritable ard Harclerode. "Party f Take the Ingredients 3 out of 4 Doctors Recom- Lincroft Cub Scouts will meet It's set. Friday, Oc- mend for Headache Pain. In Minutes —the at the elementary school Friday, tober 19th. When we Pain Goes, Also Its Tension and Irritability. Oct. 26 for a Halloween cele- open our delicious bration. N«w York, N. Y.-It's a medical fast, long-lasting and more com- Barton's Candy De- plete relief. Anacin is different fact that pain from a tension Jeffrey Van Doren, son of Mr partment So remem- headache can make people so ir- and contains extra ingredients ritable and highstrung they lose missing in aspirin and still miss ber to come on down control of their tempers and take ing with buffering. Extra ingre PTA to Hold ... hungry. The it out on those around them. dienta which 3 out of 4 doctors candy's on the house. recommend and which many MEAT ITEM That's why tense, nervous headaches call for the stronger doctors themselves take when Card Party 1 yet safer medication in Anacin *. they have headache pain. RED BANK — The Parent- Be sure it'i Anacin you take be- It's this big difference in Teacher Association of the Oak- BARTONS cause Anacin is like a doctor's Anacin (the extra medication) land Street School will hold prescription. That is, a cornbina- that makes the big difference in dessert-card part/Tuesday at 8 MIDDLETOWN turn of ingredients. Anacin goes the way you feel. AnacinTablets p.m. in the school. Proceeds will to work instantly to relieve the contain no narcotics, do not be used towards field trips for I>\VII>SO\ form a habit or leave one de- Route 35 and New MonmeuHi Read pain and its tension and irrita- the pupils. bility. In minutes you feel 'great* pressed. They do not irritate o • KM OKS — in control again and all with- upset the stomach. Mrs. Vernon M. Patterson 1 20 BROAD STREET out tranquilizers or narcotics of See if the stronger yet safe chairman; Mfs. Dominic Gar- =MORE ITEMS FOR LESS FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK: rub), assistant chairman, and RED BANK, N. J. any kind. medication in Anacin doesn'i Tel. SI I 7-T.VM irk better for you! Mrs. John Hendrickson, ticket Here's why Anacin gives such chairman. WESSON OIL PRIDE OF FARM CATSUP 20 OZS. BEECHNUT, GERBER. HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD SHOP-RITE-6 OZ. FROZEN £% "IP,

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SHREWSBURY AVENUE SHREWSBURY 18—Wednesday, OcL 17, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Paean *HjjeDependability' Students and Schools Set Together For TW*d«y, October It Preient—For You and You've Been Waiting For. Your* • • • This hat been, and Through College Clearing Houses attunes to be, a comfuang week, with aipects swinging luck By G. K. HODENFIELD Three nonprofit clearing house ter, 610 Church St., Evanston, General Electric . There Is a college crush. But have been established solely (o 111. and forth from favorable to ad- vene nearly every 24 hours. To- no high school graduate who the purpose of getting youngster The College, Admissions As- really wants to go to college need day's outlook is on the bleak into colleges which have roor sistance, Center, 525 E. 80th St., yet throw up his hands in dis- tide, but your downhearted TV for them. They are: New York, N. Y. pair. The College Admissions Cen mood will pass quickly Keep The Catholic College Admis- busy and think of others rather sions and Information Center, 500 than of yourself. Color Balance Stabilizer NOTICE Salisbury St., Worcester, Mass. This is operated primarily (or Past • • - Life insurance took Future . • • Three small elec- FAIR HAVEN RESIDENTS Catholics but will help any non- many, fomu in bygone yean. tronic tubes could be the heart Catholic interested in attending One of these wa* an Italian as- of a future spaceship-to-space- one of the 240 Catholic colleges sociation of 1650, called the ihip radar-communication system in the country. Tintines. The group's membert each contributed a sum'of which would be immune to de- CLEAN UP WEEK There also are a number of money to be distributed among tection {ram earth. Super high private counseling services de- survivors after a stated number frequency would give security to Monday, Oct. 15th — signed to help students get into of years. the system. college. The great majority of FALL TOP- Among them are ethical operations, such Prospect Ave. to Hance Rd. The Day Under Your Sign the new cool weather fa»h- as Clarence E. Lovejoy, 1745 Isns Is this black and white Broadway, New York City, and AMES (Bora Man* 31 to April 19) UMA (Sept. » «o Oct. 72) check wool cloche with a deep* Wednesday, Oct. 17th — The College Clearing House, 799 Girt m to a wki» tabu; sKOClaiaf ba- It isn't UK uoutt al work you do (kit's jmctkaL ICS booat jmr monkl valuable; if* the qmlity you turn oat. cuffed brim. The creation, by Broadway, New York City, both TAURUS (April 20 h> Mty 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 3] to Nor. 21) Mr. John, It .easy to pack. Buena Vista Ave. to Fair Haven Rd. of which offer counseling service Gaiety U denoted, but don't try to 1c{ Practice aclUnutrol, aa witmr worja or . WHO-. in helping match student and the ibow" at m party ttnifht attitudes could cause hard letting*. _. 0111.260 college. Unortunately, a few GEMINI (May 21 ta Jum 211 SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 22 to D.c 21) •q. la. MM, Thursday, Oct. 18th — iitke amend* lor trouble you caused a 11 your job tntaila contacting tbe pub- Gtnalna mi* fly-by-night operations designed See the BIG Shows In hofaaywMan friend. You are your own -worst enemy. lic, you abould bave fine retulta today. Thomas Leaves Ijiinlpa M> Fair Haven Rd. to Hance Rd. primarily to separate the wor- CANCER (JUM 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Doc 22 to Jan. 20) Balanced COLOR...and Enjoy •Klttf iitd> Even though your opinion is based *oa The accent ia on work progreas. Suy MOflla ried parent from his money have fact, don't try lo conrince othera .today. overtime on the job if necessary. Recreation Post the Reliability Built into Every Pleas* co-operate by placing small articles In given the private firms some- LEO (July 22 lo Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fob. 19) LITTLE SILVER — Mayor General Electric Ultra-Color TV! thing of a black eye. Attend ta personal fnattera—credit, buy- Proceed with confidence You cut cope Charles W. Stephens Monday ing, acQiog, etc The outlook U exceDcrat wita any ebattefca iJutt alias now. True O-B high fidelitycolor , tn*. containers for regular Sanitation pick-up. announced the resignation of • MJUMINIZEO UUMC0U7H Of the three nonprofit clearing VIRGO (A»g. 22 to S.pt. 22) PISCES (Fob. 20 ta March 20) surpassed in any other TV set PICTURE TUBE houses, the College Admissions Yoor emotion* eauld mislead you afaid. Aspecta are fine for makuur abort lout, Philip Thomas, chairman of the ... just set two color controls, DR. EDWARD L. STRATTON, Think twict before nufctot; a cnaofc neys, calling on old friend*, «tc recreation committee, and asked one tax intensity and another • KEYED AUTOMATIC GAM. Center in Evanston is the largest CONTROL 019<2. Field Enterprisea, Inc. Borough Council to consider a re- for hue. Then automatically and least expensive. Joe Jeffer- O-B*s Color Balance Stabilizer • NEW COLOR-TOWER CHASSIS Chairman, Road Committee son, director of CAC, expects to placement. Mr. Thomas had asked to be adjusts to your desired color • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING nrnrpM hpfurppn 7

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Coughenour, 27 Peach Mrs som La., all of MiddJetawn; Mrs. Clifford Stiles, 29 Cheti nut §t; Mr. jmd Mrs. David Willis, 23 Rector PI., and Mr. Seals like a refrigerator! Gerald Duddy, 285 Spring St. STOBWIIID...SH0W...COIO... all of Red Bank; lasuil Itynrself la aIa«Us. . Mr. and Mrs. Dale SchickJ Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbur>, Robert W. Uyber, in Army 3 HOUR service in Korea; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Treadwell, Daniel Tread well and Steven Treadwell, 20 Siiyerwhite Rd., little Silver, and Mrs. Adele Cummings, 25 South Dr. victor Knapp NIGHT Woodlawn, Fair Haven. LONG BRANCH - Dr. Victor Knapp, a member of Monmoutli Medical Center's staff and medi- cal board delivered the thir in a series of lectures in thi .© Hint Feiturei SywiiaU, Im. J»«2. WorM ilihti TIRE SALE "Medicine for the Laity" course being offered- at Long Branch Community Adult School lasl Schirra Gets FREE! night. His subject was "Hear School .Heads 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Disease." Merit Badge Dr. Knapp is an attending phy- Invite Buyers sician in the hospital's depart- ORADELL (AP) — "You're the ment of medicine. first person ever to get this dif- To Make Tour ficult award." Dr. Knapp reseived his medi Tuesday ^- Wednesday—Thursday So said Boy Scouts Ronnie Neil cat degree from New York Uni- FAIR HAVEN — School offi- son and Allan Gilbert as they versity, Bellevue Hospital Medi- ials of New Shrewsbury yester- ALUMINUM presented Walter M. Schirra, Jr., cal College, and is the author ol lay told members of Multiple the man who orbited the earth more than a dozen publisher listing Associates of Monmouth ...... —ONLY— COMBINATIOH DOOR • lounty of their municipal area's S1X "™e?' ™th . » astronaut articles on various phases ol merit badge Monday. medicine. educational advantages and in- WITH PURCHASE OF That apparently made Schirra's It's the greatest tire sale we've ever held . . . and we guarantee visits by prospective res,- fc - you tremendous savings on Firestone tires. Take your choice of 10 OF THESE FINE The associates, staff members! The Scouts also presented blackball, whiten-all, nylon, rayon, tubed or tuneless and get the AWMINUM if leading real estate organiza-iScnirra with tt00P neckerchiefs Blame GOP n best tire deal in town. You'll be amazed, too, at our low, low ions, heard talks by George C.|' » ceremony at a new borough STORM and SCREEN da Ho n e, superintendent ofjPark named after the astronaut, Early Bird prices on Firestone Town & Country Winter Tires. JforLackOf chools, and Louis A. Steinmui-j Bergen County fishermen gave Every tire is top quality and carries Firestone's Uoad Hazard Guar- T, secretary of the Board of Schirra two fishing poles and a antee from 15 to 36 months . . . with replacements prorated on Education of the Tinton Falls fishing kit. WINDOWS Sidewalks chools. tread wear. We'll give you an extra big trade-in allowance on MIDDLETOWN - Martin V. Today, the associates will be your old tires and you don't need cash. AT Lawlor, Democratic candidate fo ddressed by J. Lester Rigby, Township Committee, charged ead of Rigby Associates, a NewBell Heads Come in, make your deal and just say "Charge it" . , , ONLY ea. yesterday that the Republican ad- Shrewsbury real estate firm, and Convenient payday terms will fit your pocketbook. ministration is "derelict in it he borough's former mavor, on Troop 32 Inshrffafton Optional! duty in not providing sidewalk! he advantages of New Shrews- You'll get a valuable FREE gift, too, with any Budget pur- on all major roads in the com- wry as a place to live. RIVER PLAZA - The com- QUALITY WINDOW FEATURES! munity." In yesterday's talks, Mr. Ma-mittee for Boy Scout Troop 32 chase of $19.95 or more. Mr. Lawlor said a program ha tone and Mr. Steinmuller con- met last week at the home of • WELDED • Triple Truck • Fully WmUuritrlpped been started to construct side- :ended that the Tinton Falls iis-j Sidney Bell, Carpenter St., who • 8Z TNI. Can b* clnuied from liutde walks only at the insistence o rict, encompassing schools in has accepted the role of scout CORNERS • Made ol Alcoa Aluminum Earl Moody, the lone Democral J Shrewsbury that also serve master for the balance of the SEE US 1962-63 season. Total Price for Door and 10 Windows—129.50 on the committee. he pupils of Shrewsbury Town-j FOR TIRES The candidate said there ship, has stabilized a school sys- Junior assistant scout leaders No Money Down • 1st Payment April ho valid excuse for lack of side- em as good as can be found aptjointed were Charles Wilber, walks, and said the cost of such mywhere in the area and said William McKinnon and Michael where your dollar buys MILES more » BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY a program could easily be me hat the system reouires high DiVernierl; senior patrol leader, Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5;30 P.M. in one budget. standards of preparation on the Guv Safino, and patrol leaders, Wed. and Fri.'tfl » PJW. He charged that the taxpayers >art of its teaching staff. William Long, Thomas Thomp- "Between Yanto'* & Reusslliea" igi must now bear the cost of such Mr. Malone said the present son, Emmett Walling, Bernard a program when the township inrollment of 1,660 puoils is due Homefield and Ray Rebscher. STORES should have forced developers to ;o rise by 120 by 1965. While John Fenton, committeeman, is Maple Ave. at White St., • 1 A WEEK build the walks when such proj- some 500 pupils now study on in charge of arrangements for a ects abutted major roads. , plit-session periods in the trip to the Princeton-Colgate foot Red Bank—SH 7-5700 32 Irood St. SHodytidt 1-7500 Rod lank He .said the land subdivision ichopls, all will be in .single-ses- ball game Saturday. 1000 Asbury Avt. Arixiry Park ordinance now requires side- ion classes before the end of the Mr. Bell announced that an PR 5-8700 walks, but that this was a typical ear because of the construction overnight camping trip to th« case of "too little too late." ' 12 new classrooms at Swlm- troop's campside at Cassville ing River School. Even now, will be held soon. s said, there are no educational Meetings are held each Thurs- undamentals being missed as a day at 7 p.m. in the all-purpose sult of split-sessions. room of the school. It Pays to Advertise in The Register Look who's pulling into Red Bank Mr. Steinmuller said the cur- culum in New Shrewsbury's :hools is rated as excellent on e state level. He invited any- <°in DAVIDSON LIQUORS me to visit the schools at any ime and witness both the high tandards of teaching and the igh morale shown by members the teaching staff. VICTORY For Talking Doll MARKET REP BANK OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. DELIVERY Printed Pattern 31 W. FRONT ST.. 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I ecr- »-WWn«d«y; Oct. 17, 1962Cincinnati Surveys 5-Year-Old Builds Heart-Lung Machine taialy enjoyed vMkiag **& I asked him bow be would >TUNTA (AP) — Bill Becke- uee of an Emory Utrfvmttyl .. _ wutmwtidi ike to build a hetrt-lwg «»*- Bor Mid fc* <*ly gave advice, professor, says fee Just like to oust about Its TV Teaching meyer's heart-lung machine, with bine." Bor said. "1 tupaose I »ad Bill did all the work. build things. BUI fascinated with machinery, CINCINNATI (AP) - TelevI- better in the TV classes — but itt. washing machine motor, may went to Emory five or six times, sion teaching hasn't enabled Cin- they preferred conventional in- Dr. Naci Bor, an assistant pro- never be used in major surgery, ; physiology at Emory, but most of his conversation with cinnati to cut down on the num-struction. , fessor of Bor was on the telephone. He "Younger pupils and less capa but it will be no insult to Bill. ;, . j e functions G RAMAN'S ber t teachers it needs, accord- avs BiU g mach n built the machine in his father's ble ones in all grades liked tel- VACUUM AND APPUANCI PARTS CO. ing to a research study of TV The 15-yearold boy, who put properly. It was built for less workshop. CjforiA teaching made here. , evision, but they achieved more 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED RANK. M. X in regular classes." together the marvelous machine than $100, and Bor said Emory "I guess I have a right unusual "However,"' says Wendell University has a commercial family," says Bill. "We all like Pierce, superintendent of city Pierce said televisio nteaching with odds and ends and the guid- PHONE SH 7.5623 was most effective in classe to build things and we all have schools, "we view television as hobbies. We don't even have a Cfree a plus value in the classroom. where pupils were grouped by AUTHORIZED *»/ "Looking at the fmure of] ability and had telecasts designed television set. We're just too busy education and the vast amount I expressly for them. to watch." HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE ot knowledge to be acquired, He noted, however, "Pupils At W. F. Dykes High School where Bill is a sophomore he is NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS Qandy mechanical devices wili have generally preferred to listen than to be used if we are going to participate when questions taking a course in general biology • REPAIRS ON • and making mostly Bs and Cs. to have qualitjt^education." were asked by the television GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. Pierce said me~~st«4jj. nailed teacher during the telecast. The "1 guess I'm just an average down three ways classroom TV most capable students strongly itudent," he says. "I don't do IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS real outstanding, but I don't have can help teachers: preferred inactive viewing." : It's set. Friday, Oc- Pierce said pupils from TV- too much trouble with my PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. 1. In some science classes, grades." tober 19th. When we chiefly biology and chemistry, it taught classes recalled about the PARTS FOR same amount of subject matter Bill met Dr. Bor at a high open our delicious gives the student a better view school science exhibit at the VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS of demonstration experiments. as those from conventional Barton's Candy De- classes when tested two years Southeastern Fair Atlanta. Bor RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, tte. 2. It can show classes things id that of more than 700 y partment. So remem- not readily available ^- like an later. ber to come on down atomic airplane. . . . hungry. The 3. TV can help show teachers how to do a better job, and how On Panel candy's on the house. to develop certain skills in in- I WORTH SAVING FOR . struction. Pierce said television teaching At Congress was most effective in classes f A RAINY DAY 2. TV can help show teachers how to do a beter jo .band how| Of Surgeons SAVINGS EARN The research started in 1956 to compare TV-taught pupils with LONG BRANCH - Dr. Georgj Per Annum those given regular classroom in- T. Whittle, an associate physiciar struction in science courses and in Monmouth Medical Center*! M«M OltS driver training. I department of urology, is a panel surJist at the annual clinical congres; 2

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WASHINGTON—The way Undersecretary George Ball is proceeding, his tenure as the No. 2 official of the WANT TO FIND OUT HOW TO SUCCEED 1JJSAV1NG MORE? State Department is likely to be as short-lived as that of Jus predecessor — former Connecticut Governor Chester Bowles. In high congressional and adminis- COLLECT tration quarters, Ball is incurring in- creasing criticism and disapproval. Congressional leaders are wrathy ' because of his persistent soft-pedaling of the huge Russian military build-up in ii Cuba — despite the growing mass of indisputable evidence to the contrary. SHMPS Influential administrationites are AJIea souring on Ball because of his bossy and opinionated preachments and methods. This has caused sharp clashes between him and members of the White House staff; in one sizzling instance with Myer Feldman, deputy special counsel to the President and one of his most trusted aides. The last of Ball's wrangling with**' Swift's Meats Congress over Cuba is far from over. FRESH HAMS So far this has been largely backstage, for Babies but the next round may be public fire- BUTT HALF 55C Whole or works. Shank Half Representative Paul Kitchin, D- "Super-Right" Quality N.C., chairman of a special committee Heinz investigating Soviet arms shipments to ' Gr«»nwood'»—Hom«iryl» AtPsrRcdClwal In Maat Dtpt. Cuba, plans to further interrogate Ball b Brown Mustard Apple Sauce 2;.';; 29° Sauerkraut Pl, 29' Red Cabbage 2;,; 39' about that At a previous meeting, his scott Frtsh Fruits blandly soothing account of these massive shipments "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY VIAL SALE1 was caustically challenged, particularly by Representa- and tive James Fulton, R-Pa., who had just returned from Vtgetab/ts! a first-hand trip to the Navy's big base at Guantanamo. 8 c The Kitchin probers are assembling a large and LEG or RUMP ^£Xr- 49Ib. Fr»s« from Msariy Farms detailed file on what the Communists are doing in BROWN BAKED C Cuba, and Ball is slated to be grilled on that. BEANS. Cauliflower BREAD SHOULDER ROAST - 65Ib. Snow Whit* Heartily backing Kitchin are two of the most pow- cini erful leaders in Congress — Representative Wilbur Rib Veal Chops 79* Veal Cubed Steaks 95* Mushrooms "49 Mills, D-Ark,, chairman of the Ways and Means Com- Marsh le#«"Uaa—Medina Six* mittee that writes all revenue legislation, and Senator Nescafe Stewing Veal "" 59! Breast of Veal 29! Harry Bird, D-Va., head of the Finance Committee that Grapefruit has jurisdiction in his chamber over these measures. Instant Coffee Bontlus Front Cult Frill UM BREAST* They sardonically refer negotiations. If the Presiden VVIttilEc Straight AA e. Bartlett Pears 2 29* to Ball as "the world's for-signs this bill, those negotiations effltbd Brisket Beef Cut. ™lb. 79! Chicken Parts 49159,! eign trade ambassador with will be much more difficult. As "Sup»r-Right" LOIN-C.ntirCuf *AC t««t, laity you know, the British ambassa- headquarters in Washing- Chuck Fillet Quality Beef Pork Chops Thick or Thin WW\^ dor has filed a very strong pro- C Red Grapes 2"*29* ton.?' test against this measure." Ivory Soap Sontlan 99 Firm, Crlip—Urgt Itilk It was Ball's brusque "I know," said Feldman, "and PERSONALIZE Soup Bed 59* Ham Steak «?£ I also know it's about time you ' »ik. meddling in a foreign trade BA|I I jUAH Specially S.Uct.d Pascal Celery 2*29* bill overwhelmingly passed by started looking at some of these 45° Loin Lamb Chops 99° Congress that caused the angry problems from our point of view row between him and "Mike'' for a change. In fact, I migh Frankfurters X2" 59' Frozen Food Buys) Feldman, who was a member of ask when are you going to apply Fresh Spareribs '' for American citizenship?" All VariltlM—TURNOVERS the President's staff long before he went to the White House. This blistering sally brought an Ivory Soap Breast of Lamb orB.;.B..*„. the legislation would hurt rela- der the new trade liberalization C Tomito |I5'/4O1. e tions with Britain. The British act Congress passed at the Presi- ambassador vigorously supported Golden Corn 3 47 SpaghettiSauc* 2 "«r27 Buttered Beef Steaks •rand dent's behest. Said Byrd, "We Lestoil quart this stand with a formal protest ixpect our negotiators to protect C Sumwiit 39c Fish Sticks Cap'n Jehn'i 2 of the bill. the interests of our country and Pin* Sctnt-AII PurpoM D*hrgint Crackers ;29 Prune Juice bottl* The President instructed Feld not those of 'world interests'." C man to obtain the views of. Rep- And Senator Humphrey told Ball, Ronzoni 2 Z 45 Egg Noodles resentative Mills and other con-"In considering the interests of C MARVEL ICE CREAM gressional leaders. other countries In negotiating Doxsee Minced Clams 2 .; 65 Kretschmer Mills pointed out the legislation rade agreements, it is essential Is entirely corrective for the pur- hat our negotiators keep always Ajax Elbow Macaroni * 59« Cocoa Marsh pose of plugging a tariff loophole in mind that their first interests that the British are using to un- ch s are those of American producers White Tuna t;id°V.a " 7 Pure Grape Jam load thousands of medium- and farmers." Liquid Gleaner C October CAMS« Festival/ weight (over 36 pounds) bicycles II fluid ot I p«. 12 fluid Star-Kist Tuna •35 Q.T. Instant Frosting Wiltfmn Brand In this country. Mills cited an The Senate Foreign Relations 0 Committee, that will conduct an bottl. ox.boHU earlier tariff ruling that gave ScoHl.h.l lOecKUb.l Mazola Margarine «• Laddie Boy ™££ S«lt«t Quality •**• Britain a big advantage in ex investigation of foreign lobbyists s I dot after the Nov. 6 election, has a porting light-weight bicycles. Qravymaster f-^. 17« Instant FelsNaptha Gra°"n Natural Told To Back-Pedal report showing Ball received more than $270,000 as lobbyist for Vel Sliced Swiss Demaitic ChatM 59; "The sole intent of this mea- Florient Deodorant Dow Hand! Wrap roll sure," declared Mills, "is to af- Cuban sugar growers and mill owners — making him the high- Italian Romano f^^omm ford some safeguard for the Liquid Detergent G.E. Light Bulbs ,*13S: «-25« Rose-X Fluffy Rinse bottl*' r American bicycle industry. When est-paid foreign sugar Iobbvist on Mild Ched-o-Bit "^Z" loaf Congress votes unanimously for record. The report, compiled by WitliSc 12 fluid ei.QAa, legislation of this kind, there ob- he staff of the committee from efflibil pl.itie •» Dot 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with purthau of Ions Parktr Sharp Cheddar Bar """»<< viously is urgent need for it." oficial records, reveals that Ball * Agreeing fully with Mills. Feld- hired more than a score of other A&P Grated Cheese *££ man advised the President to sign awyers in his massive lobbying the bill. drive in Congress some eight Cream Cheese %££? 2 £ years ago. Colgate's Ad APPLE PIE This recommendation had hard- ly beerf made, when Ball phoned For Airtomttic W«htr» e Sharp Wispride Feldman and demanded, "What A Treat with... Sharp Cheddar Cheese V.T. * 69 iib.3y.oi.jHe S do you think you're doing in tell- Education ENJOY ing the President t,o sign the piebg* "• bicycle meaure? You couldn't be Bat 50 Extra Plaid Stamps with purchase ol lane Parker—Plain sr Suprad—pkf, ol I COFFEE MILL FLAVOR more wrong. You've got to back- Association Sold or Marblt C FRESH-GROUND FUVOR pedal on this one." CQC Homestyle Donuts 29 "I don't see it that way at all," Jane Parker 1 n,. Has Session Oxydol Detergent 3 ut Vigorous and Win*/ replied Feldman. "The entire Pound Cake "' e U.S. bicycle industry is at stake. LITTLE SILVER - At the first For tht family wtih fjL Danish Pecan Ring 43 Tve gone into this matter very meeting of the Education associ- BOKAR ation Monday at the Markham llb.4ei.ata. /4 C c my ll IA0 thoroughly, and I am convinced pi,. «* pk,. Smooth 1 -IB. aC I '- - of that. I don't propose to see Place School, plans were formed Angel Food Ring T49 Cheese Cake " BAG Q|< $|J7 for the observance of American Plain or I Ib. that industry destroyed in order C Uili and Mtllcw Uth Odd tu» lo«i< to increase British bicycle sales. National Education Week Nov. 11 Pullman Bread 39 Jewish Rye S.ed.d loaf The plain fact is the British are -17. Little Silver schools will par- 23* ticipate. EIGHT e'aocx REDCmCU distorting our tariff law to their Ivory Snow l-H. I-U. 1-U. SAt> benefit." Mrs. Jean Scully, program l»0 55c S1.S9 SAO 1171 An Angry Roar chairman, introduced four faculty For th* family waih and diihts "But you must consider the members Who gave an illustrated 8it 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with ivrofesse ol British situation in the light of talk on the West. This talk in- A&PJ COFFEE BRYLCREEM cluded colored slides, post cards, c l> nMn i 1 the European Common Market 3'/jM.Tube Sptcial Codlille! * ' ' 'I *' problem," argued Ball. "There maps and exhibits. von rmei 9 i,.F,6,,n p** Is a great deal at stake in those Mrs. Annabel Mitchell, Mrs. Regularly 79c* This Week Uic aotls Exira Plaid Stanpt with pirokat* Reba Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth Hart Soft-Weve Percolator, Drip or Extra Fine Grinds •Plui F*d*r«l Eieiia Ta» and Miss Elizabeth Smith pre- sented their recent itinerary of laundry Rinse;; ^ 7M1 CUAT ATUMT1C * rACIftC TIA COMMNY, INC. ;;, OUR OWN Grand Canyon, Disneyland, Ma- Toilet Tissu( Prices effective through Saturday, October 20 HOME MADE rineland, San Francisco, Seattle in Super Markets and Self-Service storet only. 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' ft. •' Win 2 Hawk Sailors Undefeated Timber Chasers Ralph Terry Magnificent In Runner-up to Princeton InMonmouth County Hunt Meet ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The MIDDLETOWN — Luring the lington, Va.; Mrs. Joseph Man- piro's Ballyguy, Baltimore, Md., Beating Giants, 1-0, in Finale best field in recent years, the gione's Burraidh, Lexington, Ky.; and Red Lion Mike. Owned by host Monmouth College Sailing 32d running of the Monmouth Thomas B. Glynn's Allan Adale, Mrs. Robert M. Crorapton, 3d, of SM{ FRANCISCO, (AP) -j Ciub placed second behind County Hunt Cup highlights the Camden, S. C; Mrs. Marion E. Malvern, Pa., the latter won the Ralph Terry, home run ball goat I Princeton University in a Middle annual fall racing program spon- Frankel's Barras, New York; A. M. Byers III Cup over timber of 1960 in Pittsburgh, pitched the Atlantic Sailing Association inter-, sored by the Monmouth County George T. Weymouth's Wis-8ea, during the recent RolHng Rock proud New York Yankees to their collegiate regatta on Sandy Hook Hunt Racing Association. Greenville, Del.; John D. Sena- Club's meeting. 20th world championship yester- Bay Sunday. Scheduled Saturday on estate of day with a magnificent 1-0 four- Mr. and Mrs. Amory L. Haskell, The regatta was originally hitter against San Francisco in the one-day charity meeting is scheduled for Oct. 7, but was open to the public. Gafes open at a tingling seventh game. postponed until Oct. 14 due to 11 a.m., with a 2:30 p.m. post The battling Giants struggled time set for the first of five di high winds and dangerous con- to the final out when Willie Mc- versified races. ditions on the o'riginal date. Covey lined a sizzler to Bobby Foremost in the field of 10 Richardson1 with men on second Princeton scored 36 points to named to contest the three-mile and third. take over-all honors. The Hawk race over 21 timber fences are. Te"rry a boyishly handsome sailors were second with 31 Sir George, owned by George A. By Hy Cunningham young man from Big Cabin, Okla., points. Rutgers was third with W&ymouth, Greenville, Del., and retired the first 17 Giants he 25 and Manhattanville, fourth, Flying Cottage, the property of faced until Jack Sanford, his with 20 points. Iona College was J. Blan Van Urk's Sugar Tree COMES SATURDAY IT WILL BE TIME TO GET pitching rival for the third time, entered, but did not compete. Farm, Unionville, Pa. Both are out the colbr film, dust off the picnic basket, check the singled to right center with two undefeated over timber this set Monmouth's A Division skipper out in the sixth. son. full mark on the flask and then hope it doesn't rain. was Chuck Gunderson, with crew This was the same Terry who Bob Chuy. The pair tallied 18 Making a racing debut at.Fair This is always the last day of horse racing for the year threw the home run ball to Bill points. Hill, Md., in September, Sir in Monmouth County, when the Monmouth .County Mazeroski in the final game at George won the $2,500 Cecil Cou* Forbes Field in 1960. The 26-year- Cathy lsakensen skippered the ty ~ Steeplechase and later fol- Hunt Racing Association conducts its 32d running of old right-hander was superb in B Division entry, with Joan lowed with a victory in the West- the meet. this blue ribbon effort. Going into Spaeth as crew. The "B" team ern Pennsylvania Hunt Cup dur- the ninth he had a two-hitter. totaled 13 points. ing the Rolling Rock session at Numerous racing fans will attend, but will The 43,948 fans at wind-swept The races were sailed in Jet Ligonier, Pa. An Irish-bred be unhappy because this is a meet where no wag- Candlestick Park rose to their 14's furnished by Monmouth. 'chaser, Flying Cottage was vic- ering is alowed. If there happens to be a "bookie" feet and chanted "Go, Go, Go" torious in the Sandhills Cup at The West Long Branch college in attendance, don't get caught being "booked" in fontball style as the Giants Southern Pines, N. C, last spring will next see action Oct. 21 when came up for their last fling in and an easy winner of the Rose with him, that is police wise. they travel to Princeton to en- this first World Series in San Tree Hunter Challenge Cup at gage in a New Jersey Area re- The law says "no betting." This certainly seems Francisco history. MICKEY MANTLE roaches high to glove drive by Willie Mays in fourth inning of Media, Pa., last Saturday. gatta on Lake Carnegie against Matty Alou, pinch hitting for Others named for the gruelling silly seeing that Monmouth Park, Garden State, Atlan- seventh World Series game. Coming in to assist is right fielder Roger Maris. five other Garden State colleges. relief pitcher Billy O'Dell, IAP Wirephoto) race with a record purse of tic City and Freehold Raceway are, more or less, huge dropped a beautiful drag bunt Monmouth hosts a hexagonal $2,000, due to financial assistance "bookie" shops. Maybe ,)there is no betting because toward Bobby Richardson and The Yanks finally got rid of for each, a Yankee would take ] >BW YOIIK regatta on Sandy Hook Bay Oct. from the United Hunts Racing AB B II RBI FO A28. L e h i g h , Manhattanville, Association are Edmund G. Mil- the state would wind up with most of the profit, and beat it out for a base hit. There Sanford in the eighth when a home about $12,000 and a Giant [Kubek. «> J ler's Box Turtle, Unionville, Pa.; members of the meet run this one for charity. Figure was that big run, sitting on first bad throw by Jose Pagan on about $8,000. There was "'""~~ ~"~ Swarthmore, Villanova and Webb Randolph D. Rouse's Jr. Jim,- Ar- base with nobody out. $362,578.32 to be divided among Mantle, ct will test the Hawk sailors. it out, we certainly can't. Richardson's grounder, a single Marl,!, Tl Felipe Alou, Matty's older by Tom Tresh off Pagan's knee, the winners and $241,718.88 among Howard, c .. Bkowron, 1b .... brother, tried to bunt once but and a right field single by Mickey the losers, a difference of Boyer. 3b fouled the first pitch, swung on Mantle loaded the bases with $120,859.44. Terry, p Christian Brothers Edges the second pitch and finally nobody out. This was the Yanks' 20th World Tolalj 32 1 7 struck out. The missed bunt Alvin Dark, Giant Manager, Series triumph in 27 classics and KAN FRANCISCO AB R II RBI PO A proved fatal. sent for O'Dell, a lefy, and he the Giants' 10th defeat in 15 F. AIOU. ri Marist in X-Country, 25-30 After Chuck Hiller struck out turned in a brilliant relief job. series. Not since 1922 have the: S1""1 ;. ELIZABETH — Sophomore mate Tom McKnight took 'he Willie Mays came through with O'Dell made Roger Maris force Giants beaten the Yanks,whoUiccovey. t smash to the right field corner, Richardson at the plate and then hold a 5-2 edge in their private; "i Johnny Eager led the Christian lead and gradually increased it good for two bases. Matty Alou got out of the inning on Elston rivalry that used to be a "Subway ijayenpott, 3b "(Brothers A c a d e m y, Lincroft, to approximately 30 yards over Dorn at the two-mile mark.. The raced to third and — taking no Howard's double play grounder Series" but now means a coast- a-Balley ••cross country team to a 25-30 vic- Colts had Ed Kelsey and Jerry chances — stopped when Roger to Jim Davenport. O'Dell needed to-coast jet run. Bowman, ss ijtory over a stubborn Marist, Bay- Sanford. p Brown following at a close dis- Maris' throw to Richardson was only five pitches, all strikes, to Proving once more that base- OTWII. p njonne, squad yesterday at Warin- b-M. Alou - tance and seemed to be in con- relayed promptly to Elston escape. iball is a game of inches, a sen- anco Park here. 27 trol of the meet. Howard at the plate. The stiff wind, between 25 and sational running catch by Tresh!, ?«<»>» r. £> * • « The win gave the Colts a rec- oM (oy |!n Ralph Houk, the Yankee 3I"5: „;!„miles , a.„».„„n hour. , U1~.blew . -iall i ....after. - o1n_ Mays..__._.' curlin...„,._g ...,_,__.wind-blow. n II a-Fciule.il outort foo'Deir Paiai mn 9thIn . 8lh. ord of six wins in seven meets. Entering the stadium, Eager manager, came out to talk to his noon while the Giants lofted fly drive to left save the ball gsaTKMnci.co '•'• mo nj° «$To The lone defeat came from St. moved away to win by 50 yards balls into the gale. Of the 27 i: 1 p !in l cr n over Dorn, who had passed Mc- pitcher with McCovey, a 6-4, 200- in the seventh. The next hitter,!€"~d^ f>' aV(.1j'^t" a"n^ cfp" j; LO';, ^Peter's, New Brunswick, which pound left-handed slugger, next Giant outs, 19 were on fly balls, McCovey, then lashed a long New York S, "San Francisco 4. is rated the top Catholic school Knight. Kelsey and Brown fin at bat. McCovey had hit aincluding five fouls, and four triole to deepest center. May«. 3B—McCovey. team in the state. ished strong to take fifth and IP it HER struck out. There were only four Tresh said he caught the ball sixth place, respectively. John towering home run off Terry in x-Sanford (Li ....„ 7 The Marist team, paced by ace the second game. ground ball outs.' in the web of his glove. O'Dpll 2 o O 0 Russ Dorn, was in contention all Homlisch held on to save 10th The victory meant a difference X-Facert tliree batters In Sth. place for CBA. McCovey swung from his heels After Tresh made contact with BB—Sanforrt 4 ' Richardson 2. Terry. the way. At the mile mark, the of about $4,009' to'^ach Yankee that ball he disappeared from Mantle i. SO—Terry 4 iCepeda 2, Ffiel. d was tightly bunched with Eager's time for the 2>/2-miIe •nd delivered a long foul that Alou, Hlllerl. Sanford 3 (Terry. Mantle. the wind helped swerve into the and Giant. Although Official cuts view of the press box in thHoward!e . O'DHl 1 (Terry). U—Lfindes less than 10 yards between the race was an excellent 12:30. are not announced until later by i.\» Plate. Honochlck tAI First Base, right field stands. Terry, pitching foul corner in left. Umpire Ken Rarlfck ».Vt Second B-ise. Rprry (A) front runner, CBA's Jim Franc The Jayvee race was a romp, Amory L. Haskell Everett Wilson carefully, threw once more. The the office of Commissioner Ford Burkhart, working the foul line, Third Ease, Burkhnrt IN-I Lert Field. fort, and the 12th man. as CBA took the first nine places Frick, on the basis of 30 shares (A) Right Field. T—2:29. A— ball rocketed back at Richardson, gave the "out" sign. t At this point, Eager and team- for a 15-50 runaway. Joe Mc- Then again there are others attending who almost toppling the little second Guinness, returning to action aft- probably wouldn't know the difference .between a baseman, but he held on and the er a three-week layoff, won by parlay or a show bet. And you can add win or • ball game was over. 200 yards over teammate Bill place, too, if you wish. However, this lack of A foot — or maybe six inches — Terry Thanks God for Second Seaton with CBA's Kevin Sulli either way — and they would van in third place. knowledge of pari-mutuel betting won't stand in have been dancing in the street McGuinness' time for the var- the way of Hunt Meet fans when it comes time at Market and Power last night. sity course was 13:40. to take off for Amory L. Haskell's estate in Middle- The lone run of this well-pitched SUMMARIES — final game was scored in theOpportunity, Praises Yankees VABSITF town Township to watch the "timber ponies" fifth with Bill Skowron coming CBA 15 — Murlit (Bajonne) 30 jump and run. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —in th, e game," he said, "One fan]game a few years back, liner right into the glove of 1. Johnny Eager CBA 12:30 home while the Giant infield 2. Rusa born "Thank God for the second op- shouted, "Hey, Terry, where'si "But 1 tried not to think too Marlst 12:31 There are numerous hunt meet fans who will save completed a double play on Tony second baseman Bobby Richard- 3. Tom McKnlgtlt CBA 12:42 portunity. Seldom does a man get the home run ball?' Then I heard 4. John KollodzeJ Marist 12:43 Kubek's smash to short. much abut it. When I came out son to end the game. 5. Ed Kelsey CBA 12:16 the afternoon in order to enjoy the beauty of the foliage a second chance. I'll be eternally CBA 12:55 another yell, Watch out, Terry, to pitch the sixth inning, I said A leadoff bunt single by pinch i «• Jjj£ ^ Sanford had been throwing grateful." Jo{;r MarUt around the estate this time of the season. The color here comes Mazeroski." to myself, 'Forget the no-hitter. hitter Matty Alou and a two-out s!' Richar-° d Kuhn Slarlst goose eggs, too, although his con- Marist Ralph Terry's hazel eyes welled If the taunts bother him, Terry Keep your mind on the game. 9. Ed Sweeney is truly a sight. There are the fans who will be un- trol was off and he was double by Willie Mays had Terry 10. John Homllich CBA 13:03 up and his voice choked as hegave no indication. As a matter The game's the thing.' struggling. In the third the Yanks in trouble and brought manager happy about missing the. Princeton-Colgate game at spoke with deep feeling of hiosf fact, they may have made had men on first and second "I didn't want to become hit Ralph Haiik out of the dugout. the Tiger's gridiron on the same date. Add the Yale-, brilliant four-hit 1-0 World Series him more determined. ' with two out but Sanford escaped conscious. When you get thai "Houk asked me if I still had triumph over the San Francisco Farrell Records Cornell game at New Haven, plus the Harvard-Colum- when Tom Tresh grounded out. The slender, frail-looking way, you tend to become too my/control and 1 nodded," said Giants yesterday which brought pitcher who carries 180 pounds on careful and you wind up walking bia game. All will lose a few customers. -~ Skowron opened the fifth with Wry. "Then he said: 'first base another World Series champion- his 6-3 frame, was magnificent the hitter. I could hardly afford Low Gross In a ground single to left, the second is open. Cepeda follow McCovey. The Haskell estate forms a natural setting for ship to the New York Yankees. as he mowed down the first 17 that, with only the barest of Yankee hit. Clete Boyer promptly Who would you rather pitch to?' "I'm the luckiest man in the batters to face him. It was not'!eads." the meet. Spectators gather on the hilside just as followed with a single to left I told him I felt 1 could get State PGA Event country," said the 26-year-old until Jack Sanford, his rival! Terry credited his fast ball and McCovey out." if they were sitting in the balcony of a huge center, moving the Moose to right-hander. "This has to be the moundsman, singled with two out I slider with keeping the heavy EATONTOWN — Billy Farrell, theater. It is afine place to enjoy horse racing, third. greatest game I have Terry made two pitches to • u J ,.- .u v. u- • :in ttle sixttl tnat ne allowed a I Giant hitters at bay through most Baltusrol, shot a 38-35—73 to Sanford then his fatal McCovey. The left-handed slug- and the "ponies" only disappear out of sight for a made pitched More than that, this is a; iant runner to reach base. j of the game. It was not until the error, walking Terry on four G ger drove a long foul on the first capture individual pro honors in personal triumph for me. It wipes, .., was aware j had a rfectl ninth that the Giants were able short time. The course is beautifully laid out and straight pitches. That loaded the pitch and ended the game on the a State PGA tournament at Old away two years of worry, twojRame oing for me .. T said to threaten seriously. In that certainly is quite an improvement from the early years of doubt. next. bases with nobody out. If he had "in fact, I even got to thinking, inning, the Giants had runners ,,,'Orchard here Monday. fi t WaS days when Mr. Haskell and the late Eddie Feakes retired Terry, the subsequent The reference was obvious to in the back of my mind, of Donon second and third with two outi IirSt Farrell bested runner-up An- double play by Kubek would have most of the reporters crowding explained Terry. "He didn't hit walked around the estate and turned a Haskell ^—y Larsen'L s perfecf t World Series'when Willie McCovey drove al ^"^H ^%T^ To gelo Petraglia, Spring Meadow, eased him out of the inning in- around the good-looking, slender idea into a reality. f tead of yielding the only run. Oklahoman. Terry has never for- jam him. He hit a good pitchjby one stroke. Petraglia's card gotten his "goat" role in the 1960 good. The rest was in somebody read 34-40—74. Over the years, the meet has grown in popularity, World Series. It was he who threw Montclair State Overcomes else's hands. The Long Branch Trophy for and not for racing alone. Fans arrive early at the es- Baltimore Slices a home run ball to Bill Mazeroski "I was lucky. Had he lifted in the ninth inning of the final it, it might have gone out of here, low pro-amateur gross was won j tate. The reason for this is because the estate is a Roster to 35 game that gave the Pittsburgh Monmouth in Soccer, 5 • 3 but I want to stress, I got the by the duo of Mike Siciliano and popular picnic ground on this day. Parents load family Pirates the world championship. BALTIMORE. (AP) - The |pitch where I'wanted it. It was Pete Arend, Deal, with a 35-3-4— "i^oi L0NGBRANCi-wuu ui\niiv*Hn —iYtuuiMont- gallim c Ulln a 1A-4VAJI IMDI will! "F j -. L ».T I-I tL. » means of transportation with kids and food baskets and Baltimore Orioles cut their ros- "I've tried to forget it, butj\ - -" ? ° " 79. people just wouldn't let me," he clair State Co.lege overcame aj^mately one minute left in S^^SJTxJSthrew Mazeroski. That waS s aTLl bad something to keep "pop" from getting thirsty. Nttr to 35 Monday by assign- the match. His second tally iced Ed Toleno ard Hank Kalenow- ing five players to Rochester of said. "People were always re- 3-2 Monmouth College lead in the pitch. I wanted to keep the ball ski, Wayne, captured low pro-am Charity-minded Monmouth Park also co-oper- minding me of it. the win. the International League. final 24 minutes of play to de| low then, but I got it high, right net honors with a 33-34—67 card. ates in making the show a success. In fact, M.P. "Only this morning I got an Two pitchers, John Pap and feat the Hawks 5-3, in soccer on l ]yf g across Uie letters." There was a three-way tie' for a iannnvmous letter from a fan in !Sler inp O89 et personnel make it possible for the racing tob e Steve Cosgrove, were sent down innthe losersincur c ' fielfiolrdt voclarriaiyesterdayi . • ™ Terry heaped credit upon hissecond among the teams of Far- Pittsburgh. He reminded me of last night. Earlier in the day, teammates for their defensive rell and Hoffman, 34-34—68; Sicil- held. An important spoke in the wheel from that that home run ball I threw to The victory evened Montclair's For Eye Operation pitchers Dick Luebke and Jim supoort. iano and Arend, 35-33—68, and Mazeroski and said he warecors d at 3-3 while the setback LONDON, (AP)-Stirling Moss keeps his gang busy carting whatever is needed Lehew and shortstop Mickey Mc- "I'm grateful to Tresh (left-field- Joe Leiss and Fred Kahn, Rari- | looking for me to throw another was Monmouth's fifth straight is set for an eye operation in plant is Superintendent Everett Wilson. Wilson Guire were assigned. err Tommy Tresh) ttand ltuo Marirl5s tan Arsenal, 34-34—68. | one like if today." this season. another step back to the motor * . *"',""£ ""'" "° T, from the local race track to the Middletown course. Papa, 22, spent most of the r-trin,, rirrnit I (right-fielder Roger Mans) for Lakenowski also won low ama- Terry said even so he had al- Monmouth moved out to a 1-0 circuit. Wilson has the crew busy preparing for, and busy 1962 season on a six-month hitch most forgotten that fateful after- lead in the first quarter as Vinj The 33-year-old British speed) help," He said. "Tommy teur gross "with a 38-37—75 and a ^^ I made a great catch of Willie with the U. S. Army. He joined noon of Oct. 13. 1960, when Maz- Irazzi rammed home a goal from ce, seriously injured in a rac-| won low net with his six handi- on the cleanup detail. Monmouth's crew is an the Orioles on his release but eroski caught hold of his fast 20 feet out with 9:15 gone. ling crash cap for a 69. | experienced one when it comes to brush jumps. pitched only one inning. ' v one and Maris ball and drove it over the left Montclair bounced back with . The field was disappointing, j a rea la n Monmouth has its own hurdle season. Cosgrove, 19, worked out with field fence in Pittsburgh, onlv to two goals in the second quarter! |J '""'; because it is furthe.- ™ J? ? f ! ,P X ° Only II pros and 31 amateurs the Birds in spring training but be reminded of it by the fans [dowJ n in its socket than the;*"*1'I"1'* n ,°,g for a 2-1 lead at the half. Sami I fielded the ball as quickly as he turned' out for the event. | Suburbanites enjoy themselves, but the farmers spent the season at Appleton, this afternoon. fialHA*! fhn kill nr maiMi-l.. Turner tallied the first at I did, that guv (Matty Alou) would INDIVIDUAL PBOS • have a "ball" alt of their own. Mr. Haskell is host to Wis., in the Class D Midwest "I could hear people yelling at 19:43 mark on a penalty shot and^ "when if is lifted' botl> e>'es We scored Billy Farrell, Baltusrol. 38-:i5—73 League. me in the stands, especially late 1 win be on the same level Ancelo Petraglla. Spring Meadow, 31- the farmers who allow hunters to chase fox over their Dave Rapel scored 42 seconds > and 40—T* later from five yards out. I" wl" **easlc r l0 look to the: Joe Lelsi. Rarltan Arsenal. 3T-39—7« lands. These gentlemen and their families beat the Ed Toleno. Wayne, 38-33—77 Cf M ri8 ht Irazzi tied it up for the losers ' ' * f " . . ., J Joe Lamella. Bamm Hollow. 40-37—T racing fans through the gate for their day as honored RADIO STATION H e dl d not say whlch e e wlll Matawan JVs Mlkr SlcllUno. Deal. 40-39—79 with a marker at the 13:15 mark . . . . * l Phil Axt, Broid Acres. 31-42—80 guests. Members of the hunt association are on hand in the third stanza. Approxi- Ted Qrayffor, Asbury Park, 41-40—81 Moss is driving automobiles j Geor«e Sullivan, OW Orchard. 38-45— SI to greet the hard-working soil toilers in appreciation of mately three minutes later Mon-'. u , .,, - „ 30-6 Win Bob Grobe. New Brunswick, 42-42—84 a ai b sa d reCently he is: Vllo Gapta, .Bamm Hollow, withdraw mouthi took its second lead in the! « "' ,' , i WEST LONG BRANCH-Frank after nine holes. the times the hunters crack their timbers throughout ON n0t I match on a 10-footer by Bob| "ady yet to race. D'Apolito, tailback, ran for one LONG BRANCH TKOPHV - the county. Johnson. ., touchdown and passed for two I.ow Pro-Am firou YOUR MARSHALL RELEASED Slcllian.0 anil Pele Arend. 35-33-68 Even the veteran gentleman of horse racing. Turner came back with his sec-1 PITTSBURGH (AP) — The others to pace the Matawan Re- Farrell and Red HoHman. 35-34—«» WHTG Lets* and Joe BUxzard. 35-35—70 Edward J. Brennan, Monmouth Park's general ond goal for the winners with Pittsburgh Pirates said Mon- gional High jayvees to a 30-6 Pftritglla and Harry Allkav 33-37—70 DIAL less than two-minutes left in thclday they have Riven first base- whipping of Shore Regional here Toleno and Hank Kalenowikl, 35-35—70 manager, is put to work. Mr. Brennan la chairman Tho Volcr the Norfh Jersey Shore "thir "dJ quarter, His 8°al came onjm outfielder Jim Marshall his Monday on the losers' field. Pro-Am Net an Toleno and LakcnnwlM. 33-31—61 of the racing committee. Mr. Haskell heads the a free kick. (outright release so he can play D'Apolito passed to ends Ed- Slcillano and Arend. 35-33—68 1410 A.M. — 105.5 F.M. Farrell and Hoffman. 34-34— 68 hunt committee, and Mrs. Amory L. HaskeU, Jr,, Burt Wasserman provided the with the Chunichi Dragons of thej ward .Hamilton and George Leiss anil Fred Kahn, 34-34-68 MonmeuHi County Ntwt Summaries Japanese Central Leaguey . ! Siebert. Ken Scyarto, fullback. Pelrajlla and Allkas. 32-37—69 does a tremendous job as meet secretary-treasurer, winning tallies for Montclair in '" " ' ' - —- in-u... .^~ «• ._ «..m...i. L*!sfl and Blizzard. 35-34—69 7 A.M. • 12 Noon - 5 P.M. he final 22 minutes of action. He Marshall, obtained from the'scored the fina; touchdowns for George Bulllvan and Abe Schlff, 33-37— Phil Iselin, another Monmouth Park official, alia JO •ammed home his first last peri- New York Mels earlier this! the winners, Pelraglla and Stu Blair. 3.1-37-7(1 pitches in to help make this a iuccessful charily od goal with 1:22 gone, scoring year, appeared in ,55 games for! It was the Matawan jayvees Leins and Walt Andenon. Old Orchard, 22—Wednesda^Oct 17, 1962 RED BAM REGISTJj§ 33-37-70 event rom 15 feet out. His final go£jj the Pirates and batted .220. third straij^jt victory. Axl and Clu.rlll MlaK. 34-38—70 Alou Could Not Durkac Renamed RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Oct 17, 1962-23 On the Gridiron Cage (loach Shirley Jones is Assigned Top By Colonel Earl H. (Red) B!*ik College football, at the stadium or on TV, is Have Scored-DarkAtFtMonmouth SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - leclsion to hold Matty Alou at FORT MONMOUTH _ Val Weight for Vineland Handicap bogged down by bookkeeping. Under the present "No, I don't think Matty couli "lird in the ninth, Lockvnan said Durkac, 24-year-old former Army rules, group (two or more) substitutions are restricted have made' it home on Willie laris made a fine recovery of lieutenant, has been renamed CHERRY HILL — Mrs. J. O. Stakes against other sophomore Primonetta has captured the to two a period, although wild-card (single) replace- Mays' double in the ninth. H le hit — "If he juggled the head basketball coach at Fort Burgwin's Shirley Jones has been nisses and is now definitely re- Regret and Molly Pitcher this ments can be sent in at will. It is the checking of the would have been out." 'all, I'd have sent in the run- Monmouth, it was announced this assigned topweight of 126 pounds established as the leader of her season for her major accomplish- Manager Alvin Dark thu: ner." week by the athletic department for Saturday's $50,000 added Vine- age and sex division. She Is now ments. group substitutions, Usually three platoons shuttling echoed the sentiments of the McCovey, like many of the in Post Signal Services. land Handicap at Garden State 20th among the world's leading Rose O'Neill is a six^ime win- in and out, that bores spectators, adds 10 to 15 min- iants that Matty Alou couldn' >ther Giants, sat with his chin in The ex-Gannon College eager Park. money winners, with earnings of ner and shows winning efforts utes a game and detracts from the spectacle. have scored from first on Mays us hands. Asked about his drive at Erie, Pa., will be starting his In four races over a period of $679,993.75. This year she has won in the Distaff, Vagrancy, Sheeps- hit in the ninth inning as Sar o Richardson, Willie replied, "I third year as coach of the Fort less than five weeks Shirley Jones the Columbiana Handicap, The head Bay and New Castle. Monmouth Signaleers. In the two All of this could be eradicated, if the rules com- Francisco lost, 1-0, to the New 'it it good but it was right at earned $65,948 for Mrs. Burgwin Oaks Prep, Kentucky Oaks, Seven Thirty received the vic- mittee, compromising on the subject for a decade, York Yankees in yesterday's him — nothing I could do about previous seasons he combined as who bought the mare for $105,000 Acorn, Mother Goose and Jersey tor's share from the Black Helen, would restore unlimited substitution, which permits any finale of the World Series. hat." player-coach while on a tour of from the dispersal of James O. Belle. In the Florida Derby she Bed o'Roses and Delaware Handi- "That's the hardest line drive McCovey's triple in the seventh active military duty. McCue's Brae Burn Farm at lost to Ridan by a head, and in cap. number of subs to enter any number of times. might have gone out of Candle- Durkac's appointment preceded a guy can hit," Dark added of Saratoga, Aug. 11. All together the Delaware Handicap she lost D. C. Stable's Linita gets in In addition to speeding up the show, unlimited Willie McCovey's shot to second stick Park had the wind not been another announcement that the this season she has scored in the to Seven Thirty by a head. She blowing straight in from center Monmouth cagers will open a 40- i with 119 pounds. The majority of substitution, would permit pure two-platoon football, baseman Bobby Richardson that Maskette and Margate. She was W-as third to Firm Policy in the;her winni races ^^ in ended the game. field. game schedule early in Decem second to Cicada in her record Alabama Stakes and third to the ber. Sixteen of these contests will forma including the Milday and in which a separate unit for offense or defense can be Asked how he felt, the Giants "You can't predict whether the smashing performance in the surprising North South Gal in the ball would have gone out of here be league tilts in the East Coast Vanity. Moving east she was substituted each time the ball changes hands. This manager declared: Beldame and also runnerup in Delaware Oaks. second to Rose O' Neill in the on any other day or not," he Interservice Conference (ECIC) the Matron and Molly Pitcher. permits a coach to keep his best players, in action at "I feel like this club had a commented. which starts its second season in Now, all under 120 pounds, New Castle and was beaten by a all times and reduces some of the advantage in skills great year. I'm as proud of them The Giants were to have basketball. The queenly 3-year-old Cicada comes Darby Dan Farm's Pri- neck by Shirley Jones in the as I can be of them. They played which the pro game enjoys by drafting the best college paraded in downtown San Fran- Originally from Tarentum, Pa., is second high weight under 123 monetta, Bert W. Martin's Rose Maskette. just great." cisco had they won, but Dark the Signaleer mentor now lives pounds. Last Saturday Cicada O'Neil and George D. Widener's The weights dwindle down to a players. . National League president War- said, "These fellows sure didn't in nearby Long Branch. He is a romped home in the Jersey Belle Seven Thirty. feathery 107 assigned Elk Hill Unlimited substitution would permit, of ren Giles came Into Dark's office want a parade if they lost." field underwriter in this area for Farm's Sleepless. to say, ''Alvin, you gave our Nobody blamed the wind for a New York insurance company. course, three — as well as two — platoon ball, league great representation, you he outcome. Reliever Billy Durkac climaxed his college Woolson, Schaffer Win DIMAG IN WRONG ROOM depending on the number of superior two-way and your Giants. We couldn't TDell, who shut off a possible playing career by being named players available. They are in the minority on most have asked for better. Yankee rally in the eighth with captain of the 1960 team, his sen- SAN FRANCISCO, (AP/ — squads. , Pure two-platoon never was intended to The Giants dressed quietly and five pitches after the bases were ior year. He averaged over 15 Women's Doubles at R.B. Jos DiMaggio, the New York answered questions calmly. loaded with none out, declared points a game in four varsity Yankees Hall of Fame star, prevent the talented two-way player from operat- Losing pitcher Jack Sanford sat 'The wind didn't hurt us," years at Gannon. Hej^iyas all- RED BANK - Barbara Wool- Marine Park courts. The scores: made a mistake when he went to the clubhouse to congratulate ing both ways. glumly. Asked if he were missing Asked if on second guess he sectional center at Tarentum son of Fair Haven and Ann Schaf- 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. with fast balls when he walked would have done anything dif- High School. In the semi-finals, Woolson and the team on yesterday's World There is no excuse for the rules committee not fer of Little Silver defeated Dot Series triumph. pitcher Ralph Terry in the fifth, ferent in this game? Dark replied Last year, Monmouth, after a Schaffer defeated Nancy Dick- to restore unlimited substitution for 1964. All their leading to the Yankee's run, he "You do something in a bal slow start, finished with an over- Gorsuch of Middletown and Betsy son and Mary Long Strong, both He Went to the Giants' room. arguments against it have long since been knocked snapped,' "Certainly I was, why game, you do it for a reason. I all 19-18 record. In his first Sig- Sanderson of Little Silver to win of Little Silver, 7-5. "We're in the wrong room," to pieces. It is simply ridiculous to have the cur- do you think I walked him?" wouldn't do anything different naleer campaign, Monmouth the women's doubles tournament other semi-finals, Gorsuch and quickly asserted then Sanford had struck out Terry "Wait until next year." compiled a 26-13 season's mark. sponsored bj? Red Bank Parks Sanderson defeated Kay Bagwell had make way through rent three-platoon approach, yet rule out unlimited six of seven times he had faced and Carole Kennedy, Middletown, crowd of newsmen into substitution. him previously but the walk filled and Recreation Committee 6-3, 6-4. Yankee side. the bases and the run scored as When they outlawed It at their 1953 meeting, the Giants executed a double Ralph Houk Happy McCovey they justified their action principally on three play. points: one, it requires more players and increases Third base coach White Lock- Hit Ball at Bobby Richardson recruiting; two, it hurts the small colleges; three, man said he held up Matty Alou in the ninth, "because in my SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "I'm "And the Giants didn't do any. it permits a player to concentrate on what he does opinion, he couldn't have made sure glad he hit that ball right thing to disgrace themselves best and does not force him to work on his weak- it." at somebody," sighed manager either. They fought us right down Matty agreed, saying "I think Any way you look at it, Ralph Houk of the victorious New to the last out of the seventh nesses, thus removing one of the game's chief I would have been out." character-building values. York Yankees, in the general game." Alou was on first base when jubilation of the winning dressing Ralph Terry, the shy, almost So, what has happened? Mays rifled a double to the right room. frail right-hander who pitched the [OiO ecuttrbeai) field corner. Roger. Maris, the Today, dozens of teams are using three platoons "He couldn't have hit it much shutout for the Yankees, sat in Yankee right fielder, made a his locker cubicle, leaning his one for offense and defense, a second mostly for de- quick recovery and fired the ball better. But I don't care how hard they hit them if they hit head back against the wall, a tense, a third exclusively for offense. Army and to the infield — and Alou stopped dazed smile on his face, and at third. McCovey lined out to them at somebody." others do this by suiting up no more than 40 players Houk was talking about the said: Ttmton end the game two pitches later. For years, the pros have played two-platoon with rifle shot line drive that Willie "It was the biggest thrill of Shortstop Jose Pagan) who my life, but ooooh, I'm glad It's started the double play in the McCovey of the San Francisco squads restricted to 36. (The pros and high schools Giants hit to Bobby Richardson over. What an ending. What a m TOWN & COUNTRY fifth for the first two outs, said perfect ending .. .1-0 ... That's retained unlimited substitution and two platoons after he didn't throw home for the to end the World Series, with their originators, the colleges, incomprehensibly dis- the Yankees on top 1-0 and two how close the teams were in force "Because the fifth inning every respect in this Series. WINTER TREADS is too early. If it had been the iants in scoring position. carded them.) Not only two-platoon buf even three- APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES eighth or ninth, I would have "Phew, what a ball game," "They are a great ball club." platoon ball does not require more players and more thrown home." Houk exclaimed. "That was Elston Howard, the catcher, said the viotory was "The FOR TRACTION ON ICE, MUD OR SNOW recruiting. After Tony Kubek bounced into really a squeaker. "We made some good plays. greatest game Terry ever The claim that unlimited substitution is inimlr the twin killing with the run pitched." scoring, Richardson fouled out to (Tom) Tresh's catch on Willie eutcl (Jo**/ caurfb beccb \ cal to the small colleges was proved invalid by that g "Were we nervous?" Howard end the inning. Mays in the seventh inning saved group itself, when in 1957 they voted to adopt lt» the game. So did fast fielding asked, "Were we nervous? We "I just don't feel I ppitched were all tight. It was the last OUR PRE-SEASON OFFER d by (Roger) Marls on MayY The character-building arguments is equally in- well today," Sanford mused. double in the ninth. game of the World Series." Dark complimented all his As the shock of the hair- valid. A boy who plays football only one way, of- players and said, "Ralph Terry was tremendous for them. He breadth victory wore off, the fense or defense, must still make the necessary Yankees seemed to come to life. sacrifices, and work hard. He must still condition pitched great." Falcons Hand Dark felt Tom Tresh's spec- "Terry gave them their "Bye, hinttetf to learn to Wdck and tackle. He must tacular catch of Mays' drive to Bye, Baby," shouted third base- spend more time trying to perfect certain phases the left field corner in the seventh Buccos Sixth man Clete Boyer, over and over. had to be She of the key plays. "Bye, Bye, Baby," is the of his game. So he's deriving sufficiently deep McCovey followed with a triple theme song of the Giants. PLUS TAX & character benefits. that was wasted. Soccer Loss Terry called for champagne, TRADE-IN TIRES If the argument did have substance, however, "He 'saved them a run, oi RED BANK — Monmouth Re- and a glass was handed to him. With the glass in hand, Terry would it not be applicable also to three platoons, in course," Dark said, "But you gional's Falcons handed Red don't know how it influenced the Bank High its sixth straight soc leaned back again, banged ANY 14-INCH SIZE which two-thirds are playing exclusively or nearly outcome. I've never seen such cer defeat with a 3-1 decision on head against the back of I one way? an even pair of clubs In the the losers' field yesterday. locker a few times as if to make sure that he was awake and not Narrow or Wide Whitewalls I would suggest to the college coaches that they World Series." The New Shrewsbury Falcons In further explanation Of the moved out to a 3-0 lead before dreaming, and said, again: should get the rules committee to return unlimited sub- Red Bank's Bruce Connors, out- "What an ending." stitution, with the blessing of the faculty people (who side right, booted home a goal Many of the Yankees wandered with approximately one minute around the locker room, some of appoint and influence the committee), by concurrently Uon Harriers left in the match to avoid a shut- them undressed, others In partial ONE proposing a rule that no more than 40 players be suited out. uniform. All had sweet smiles on LOW tip for a game. Post 21-36 Win Bob Thorne, Monmouth Re- their faces. Even Roger Maris, PRICE gional's junior center forward, the angry man team, No coach is going to recruit a player he can't suit scored all three goals for the win- smiled, although he was into the All Sizes up be it even, as Herman Hickman used to say, for Over Shore Reg. ners. The Falcons ace rammed shower within 30 seconds after All Types three-platoon ball, with the third platoon to go to class. OCEANPORT — Middletown home two goals in the second the team entered the dressing Township's cross country team quarter and booted his third room. marker In the final period. evened its record at 2-2 with a Some of the players tried to Enioy Ihi "Voice o/ Firestone" every Sunday evening over ABC-TV 21-36 victory over Shore Regional Thome's first goal came from manhandle manager Houk into CBA's Unbeaten Frosh Harriers High, West Long Branch, at Wolf the left side, approximately six the shower with his uniform on, Hill Farm here yesterday. yards out. His second goal in the largely at the instigation of the Our New Treads, identified by Coach Mike Seisser's Lions' second period came on a penalty photographers, but they found a Medallion and shop mark, are soapy Maris already there and 12-MONTH Squeak by Roselle Catholic, 28-29 squad placed runners in the sec- kick. The fourth period marker GUARANTEED ond through fifth and seventh po- came from approximately 12 gave up. ELIZABETH — The Christianjonly CBA runner under 15th 1. Against dcfocU in workman* sitions to nail down the decision. vards nut on the right side. Houk retreated to his dressing ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE ship and materials during life Brothers Academy freshman place. MONMOUTH HEO. 3 — BED BANK 1 cubicle, abandoned his tobacco of Iresd. Entering the stadium, however, Shore Regional's Allan Johnson Line liplps 2. AgainsL normal road hazards cross country team remained un was the winner in 13:44. The Monmouth Rer. PPol. Bed Bank cud, unwrapped a cigar, and . Honored at over 60,000 locations (except npairablo punctures) Denis moved up to second place Murray G asked: in all 50 States and Canada encountered in everyday pai. defeated with an exciting 28-29 and seized a two-foot lead com- Shore Regional ace bested run Treat HFB senger car un (or 12 months. ner-up Bill McKinnon of the win Muller LFB Cartiarl "Anybody got a match?" Replacements prorated on tread squeaker victory over a strong ing off the final turn which he Thorne CP , orllll wear and'based on list pricet ners by 23 seconds. > Perozzl in Wooll Houk was asked if he thought You know what you're getting when you buy firttton* Roselle Catholic team at Warin- held down the stretch to win in Aljton OR current al lime of ndjuslment. Jack Schuster, Al Aszman and DDucan IL of walking McCovey intentionally anco Park here yesterday. 6:53. Rowe's closing rush just R. Haberl or, in the ninth inning, with Mays failed to nip Novak. Phil Gaughran were third, fourth Tetters LHB L. O'Mallnry Roselle, winner of the Hudson and fifth, respectively, for Mid- Hopwood OHB Arkle on second, Matty Alou on third Meanwhile, DuBois came on to BartMl "HB K. O'Mallory Masonlte County CYO meet, looked like an dletown. Fred Bellottie was Hob*. and first base open. easy winner as the race got un pass three men in the last 200 seventh for the Lions. Mnntnouth Regional: Kles, Flynn, "I was tempted to put him yards to take sixth place. These Hajrnes, < Harberl. Scheer. der way with Tom Garvey and Of the first five Lion finishers, ed an: XJmhereerXJerc. . Herberte , Ca- on," Houk said, "But I talked to PE6B0ARDS Bob Novak going into an early last second heroics turned defeat McKinnon is a senior while other vlolla, Barbarlo. Gotfrerlsen. Terry and he said he would just lead. The CBA trio, of George into victory for coach Brother four harriers are juniors. as soon pitch to him as the next With Hook Assortments Augustine's team. Denis, Dan Rowe and Bill Chan The win was the second for the man (Orlando Cepeda), and he — SUMMARIES — Caseys Dump dler were in close pursuit, bul CBA J8 — Roselle Catholic I* Lions in dual meets. The Lion thought he could get him out it 1. George Denla CBA after them came a flock of green • 2. Tom Garvey Koaelle « harriers also hold a 1-1 record in he made good pitches." Jerseys with Greg DuBois the X Bob Novak Rnselle 6:M >riOR FURNACE wltl TOP BOIL 1958 PLYMOUTH — Station wagon, llo, heater, whltewalla. CO 4-2125. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI 1450. thermostat, |25; 275 gallon oil tank, From farm to you- Lawns graded and tation, shopping and the 349* 2-4220 for trea estimates. Full Insurance SALESLADY .— For bakery, part or $20. 787-2805. seeded. OS 1-0163 after 5 p.m. 8H 1-5255 coverage. . ftilltlme. Apply 109 Shrewsbury Ave., MEN — Leading firm needs two men, ocean. Red Bank. BLACK PUR COAT — Perfect con. TRADE IN your old rurnnurc with n 1960 STATION WAGON — Dodge Sene- MOBILE HOMES GENERAL CLEANING—Cellars, yard) steady work, no lay-offs. J98.per week dltlon, size SO, Price (50. Call 787. down payment and get a n«w parloi ca four-door, blue. Standard shift, gooii and attics. Also other cleaning ilone HOSTESS — Pleasant working condl- while training. For Interview coll 462- 6520. or dining room set at sale prices. Wil- mileage. $1200. Call 264-4865. MOBILE HOMES Reasonable. 787.1856. Ions. Uniforms and meals furnished. 1074. liam Leer Furniture Inc., Hwy 35, Rental agent on premises Company benefits. Call PArkway 1-3306 LAROE MAP CASE — 35" high by 47 Mtddtetown. 611 1-3213, open evening 1959 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88—Two- led • 10W lown RAPID SERVICE HEATINO—Gas, o 'or Interview. MANAGER - SALESMAN wide, holds 20 maps. For Information till 9 p. m. door hardtop, power ateering ana few • 7-year financing and electric, water, steam and air come to The Red Bank Register office, brakes. Reasonable. Before 3 p.m. CO Free Htlmates. FURNACE CLEANING CORSETTIERE PART-TIME Experienced In component High 40-42 Broad St., Red Bank. SOFA—Good condition, $15 takes it. WESTWOOD AVE., between 4-5319, after 4 EL 4-2745. R0BBINBV1LLJG 787-1858. Bamberger'a Monmouth Store has an Fidelity. Aggressive and alert. Call after 4 p.m. Apartment 1, Molly TRAILER SALES. [NC. immediate opening for an experienced DINING ROOM BET — Mahogany, Pitcher Village, Phone SH 7-1914. BATH & EASTBOURNE 1959 CORVETTE — New 1962 327 cu. Good salary and growth potential. China closet, oblong table and chairs, :out» 130 RobblniTiut, N. J CHARLES IIOWER — Mason Con :orsettiere. Schedule of liou FH, four Send resume to "A.K.", Box 511 In. engine, rebuilt four speed, new 409 ractor. No lob too small. SH 7-4479 oi fghta. 6 to 9:45, and Saturday, 0:15 buffet. 291-2S02 after 6. OE REFRIOERATOR, 12 cu. ft., ex- AVES. elutch. 4.000 mile guarantee. Principals JV 7-1320 Ked Bank. cellent condition, $45; picture window, IH 1-0172. :o 6:15. ICE MACHINE — New, never u>ed, $25. Call evenings, 291-0441. only. 842-1947. EASONABLE — 1953 mobile home, In LTERAT1ONS, ADDITIONS, REPAIRS Liberal Shopping Discount •AINTBRS WANTED — Apply in per iavy plate construction. Mew motor. 1961 CHEVROLET — Two-door, rood condition. 35x8, two bedrooms, air , Residential — Commercial Excellent Employee Benefits on, 45 Hendrlckson PI. $355.. P O. Box 22, Red Bank. MODERN LIVING ROOM SUITE—Din- For information call 11.595 londltloner. Call 7874605. IWIMMINO RIVER CONSTRUCTORS Apply Employment Office Fa(r Haven Ing room set, 9x12 white rug, dining SH 1-5255 Division or BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH SALE light fixture and boudoir chair. 842-2565. CA 2-2030 AUTOS AND TRUCKS Bwlmmlng River Pool Bales CASHIERS — Pleasant working cnndl- BARBER — Part time. 3 to 6:30 p.m., COOI( A DUNN RUBBERIZED VEL. DINING .ROOM SET. three bedroom AUTOS AND TRUCKS Phone 542-1777 Eatontown ions. Uniforms and meals furnished. week-daya. All day Saturday. Call OS VET LATEX. St.OS gal (Compare with sets, GE washer, 17 cu. It. uprl ' ' or 1-0708 after 7:30 p.m. others at 56.59 gal.) Free delivery, Liberal Financing Arranged. Company benefits. Apply in person, freezer. End tables, lamps. SH 1-41 MARTIN WIGDORTZ 30X WELDING SERVICE — Will gi Howard Johnson's. South Amboy, or QUALITV CONTROL TECHNICIAN — PArkway 1-3340 for Interview. PROWN'S DININQ ROOM Bel. Duncan Phyfe wal o Job. Call for process and development work in 32 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 lUt; cherry Duncan Phyfe sofa; wal- AGENCY CIRCLE CHEVROLET'S SH 7-9419 OLDER WOMAN — To ansiflt In home. leading ceramic company. Interesting nut Aropieat table; marbletop walnut Four school children. Half block from work with a good future. Requires apU- TYPEWRITERS, AJJD1NQ machine! washstand; 9x15 green rug; 9x12 Gull- HAVE HAMMOND ORGAN will travel ude for mathematics and science. Pre- All makes new or und. Guaranteed. PR 5-5200 'Ine for dinner hours, call 46 us line. 842-069!*.. Low as S2& Serplco'a, 101 Monmouth stan rug; Victorian coffee table; maple r luus experience not necessary. Must bed, chest or drawers; small pine PLATFORM 1489. MATl RE WOMAN - Ooort background je Industrious and conscientious. Apply SI Next to theater SH 7 048A hutch. BH 1-8533 or SH 7-3289. LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart- •EARLS — Expertly rcstrung, plal and education for Interesting part-time ATCO CERAMICS CORP., Rt, 35, Key TAIN GLASS DOOR — Hardwood, ments. Four rooms and bath Heat BETTER CARS pr wllh knots on braided nylon. Reua work wrlcomtriK new corners. Own Size 3tHx6'llVj". For Information com* »°d water supplied. CA 9-1551 allle's Jewelers, 36 Broad 81., Rei choice of lime. Must live in Ked Hank to The Red Bank Register office, 40-43 MACHINERY FOR SALE Bank. area and have use of car. Write "A.E.' UA1NTAINENCB HELPER — Some ex LITTLE SILVER — Five room* un- Bon 511. Red Bank. Broad St., Red Bank. furnished, tiled bath, shower. Utl ltles, pprlence in p:\intlng and carpentry.. LATHE 11" Prentls Reed, chuck and LOWER PRICES CUSTOM DRESSMAKER - TAILOR — Write "AX." Box ill, Rod Bank Jlv- PRIVATE SALE — Residence In Deal, excepvembt gas and electric. Available No. Milliner, alterations. CAROL A. WID- ASSEMBLERS — Electronic equip- tig references and qualifications. entire contents of house. Bedroom change gears. Drill chuck, centers. " L Can be seen anytime, SH 1- MAIER. 77 Pemberton Ave., Ocean ment, will consider trainees, must pass sets. TV, all types of furniture. 11 ti $100. Call after six, 291-1378. B07o GOOD SERVICE port. CA 2-6244 or LI 21087. aptitude test, SI.20 hour. DRAFTSMAN — Tired ol eotnniutlug? 4, \51 Poplar Ave.. Deal. BOOKKEEPING machine operator, Nrert some experience In sheet metal, „, „ SPRING VIEW GARDENS N.C.R.-3100. salary high. and/or architectural. Permanent Job KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR-S25. MERCHANDISE WANTED 283 Spring St.. Red Bank. Available EMPLOYMENT COOKS — Live in or out, $«-S50 week. -Wresting work for library equipment Hotpolnt electric range, f2S. Call 291- November and December spaclouil five CHEVY'S MAIDS — Live in or out, $45-$GO week. 2R71. ' two-bedroom apartment Adults. Fol ...inufacturer. Call Mr. Sensemann, BH WAITRESS — Two meals, plus 53c WANTED appointment please call SH I-567J. HELP WANTED-FEMALE lour. 1-5250. N0R.OE REFRIGERATOR — Mapll USED ORIENTAL RUGS dining room set maple double dressei .J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE SLIP COVER CUTTER — Pull-time. r CHINESE AND PERSIAN OAKHURST — Charming caniagi IUPERV1SOR — Registered nurse. 8 East Front St. Ked Bank with mirror, desk, kitchen set. 787-2290. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES house apartment, six rooms, two baths, i.m.-Jl p.m. and 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Writ Good opportunity for right man. Send PR 4-3143 Evenings CA 2-7482 furnished. Immediate occupancy, con- MUST B.K." Box 511. Red Bank. NO FEE CHARGED resume to "A.T." Box 511, Red Bank. AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS — Com venlent to all transportation. CA 3-2524. 1 IPANISH-ENOLISH apeaklliK general plete set on 4'6' x 10' table. $930 worth PIANOS WANTED—HIGHEST PRICES 'OMAN to care for young children a louseworker. Care children. Some cook- MANAGER TRAINEE price S45O. 671-0728. PAID. CALL H. TENZER, 306 MAIN ATLANTIC HIQHLANDS-Flve nwrnsT lome of mother who wishes to subatl ing. Live In. New York City in winter, ST., LAKEWOOD. FO 3-2190. wo baths, newly decorated, furnished ute teach. Must have car, be avail Excellent opportunity. Shoe sales ex HAMMOND Heat and utilities. 35 mile view in. SELL ible on ehort notice. LI 2-2036. \ed Bank area in summer. Recent perience preferred. Salary open, lm OLD HOUSE SHUTTERS — Picture eferences. Call 212-LE 5-8465. eluding New Xork City. Call before 6 mediate employment. Apply Jack L. ORGAN STUDIO frames, oil dolls, cut glass. Write Wil- PR 6-7130 or after 6, 291-1703. WAITRESS — Counter for luncheon I3ENF.RAL HOU9EWORKER — Steady, Peebles. FAMILY CIRCLE STORES kens, 117 Main St., Po,t Monmouth. te. MUST have experience. Houn OF ASBUR? PARK 138 BAY AVE., HIGHLANDS, ihreS 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Good pay. Nc our-day week, references, own trans- Hwy. 36 and Poole Ave., Keyport. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, wrtation. Cull 842-1851. USED ORGANS glassware, art objects and bric-a-bruu. rooms and bath, furnished. $75. Call Sundays. Apply in person. Plaza Lunch Hammond Extravolce after 7 p.m., HO 2-2611. eonette, English Plaza, Red Bank. tOUSEWOUKER, one or two daya a HELP WANTED—Male - Female Hammond Chord Organ S-4 „ Immediate cash for anything and ev- week. References. 291-1299. Hammond Chord Organ S-« _. erything Ruscil's, 25 East Front St, TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, "good after 3 p.m. Lowrey Holiday SH 1-1093. location. Red Bank area. AH utllfiles. AUTOS AND TRUCKS EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY S14.50 per week. 291-1465. Bxecullve-Sales-Olflce-Oomestlc Hammond Spinet Organ M-3 USED DOG RUN fencing. Sincerity and ability with high etnlc Brambach Grand Piano —. Call THREE ROOMS - Furnished. p:JTvIte HELP WANTED—MALE Resume - vocational guidance service: Winter Studio Piano SH 1-6314 entrance. Couple only. SO Broad SL SH 7-0577 Red Banl SALES AND SERVICE RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION SH 1-8372 YES, FRIDAY SALESMAN BARB KMPLOYMflNT AO1BNCY PURNISHED-Bedroom, kitchen, 'batF uualifled Personnel For quality Orders Open Dally Till S — Baturday Till 5:30 PETS AND LIVESTOCK all utilities included, 25 Johnson Lane Experienced Automobile 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-4747 COOEMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. Keansburg. 787-4705. ' Good proposition for man Interested REAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN for ex- PR 5-9300 AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES In steady year-round position, Contact —Show and excellent pel quality avail • OK USED CARS — OCTOBER 19th perienced rca| estate person. Hlghwaj BEAUTY BUDGET, complete, restyllng, Near bus and station. Private entrance! Ben Rasaas at Rassas Bros. Ponllac, mu!!!p!» listing office needa help with able. Parents champion sired. Healthy 393 Broad St., Red Bank. SH 1-51S0. including permanent*, $10. IrJs Hair- Bred for excellent temperament. Cal lavatory, baths, refrigerator. Large IS THE SHOWING OF THE ALL NEW walk-ins and phones. Qood leads go- dressers, 99 Monmouth St., SH 7-1851 closets. Ideal for light housekeeping [or Ml PET SALF.SMEN— Lends furnished Ing begging. P. O. Box 209, Middle- SH 1-0095 after 4:00 for appointment. retired or business persons. SH 7-2406 1958 AUSTIN-HEALEY Experience necessary. Full-time or eve- town, N J. ELECTRIC FENDER BASS. BLOND - BINGINO CANARIES, pet parakeets nings or week-ends. Write "A.C.," Box And pluah hardshell cats. 1130. PA 1- ocKatlels, and [Inches. Assorted col- LOVELY APARTMENT on attractively Radio, heater, wire wheels. ill. Red Bank. ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY 3(33. landscaped country estate In Phnlanx- 1963 Renault Dauphines! Uvery order & applicant our specially ors. CO 4-0753. Uncroft area. All utilities furnished. 26,746 miles. Like new. ISSISTANT MANAGER for concession 12 Broad St.. Ked Bank SH 7-3494 RATTAN three-piece aeltes and arm POODLES — AKC, toys and minia- Owner will decorate. Available Imme- stand, paid vacation, other Walter chair. Reasonable. diately. Write "A.P.," Box 511, Red I955 ;,CADILLAC Hende benefits. High school education FOUR MECHANICAL INSPECTORS CA 2-6992 tures, gray, brown, white and cham- ( , ALSO SEE THE DIFFERENT preferred, but not esBentlal. Good op- familiar with electronic wiring, com- pagne. KE 1-0156. jortunity for young man. Apply Eaton- ponents and procedures. Contact Mr. DESKS — $15 up. files $1!> up, chalra. CUTE CALICO KITTEN — Needs good YOUNG SINGLE GIRL - WIsheTto 4-dr., R&H. power steering, own Drive-In Concession, Eatontown Joseph Dlscenza, Electronic Assistance adding machines, typewriters manual home, female, housebroken. share her apartment with another sin- Corp., 20 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. nnd electric, office equipment etc. power brakes, whitewalls. R-8 and Caravelle "S" ifler 6:30 p.m. bargain prices. New or user). AAC Desk SH 1-2945 ge girl. Utilities supplied. Call LO 6- Very clean. INVESTIQATOR8 — Full or port-lime. SALES Co. Rt 35 Oakhurst. KK 1.3990. ADORABLE — Six weeks old pups Excellent opportunity for responsible Dependable, sharp men. No experience WE BUY AND BELL anything and Mother AKC collie, father shepherd. LEONARDO — Three or four room 1961 FORD necessary. $00 week. Interviews Tuea- nnd nmblt!oU9 man or woman. Must CA 9-0250. furnished apartment Call STILL A FEW LEFT lay and Thursday 7-9 p.m. only. New have own car. Sales or public contact everything. GIVQ the highest prices. 291-9371. Family Circle Store, Hwy. 36, Keyport. experience preferred. Liberal fringe Call William Left Furntture, Inc., Hwy. PUPPIES FOR SALE — % Cocker Ranch wagon. R&H, six- Ask for Cnpt. Zeller. No phone .calls benefits; salary plus commission, plua 35, MIdrtletown SU 1-3213. Open tn- Spaniel, can see from 3 p.m. to 9 EATONTOWN - Two-room effldency car expense. Kcyport-Middlelown work rings till 9 p.m. p.m. at LOCUST GROVE TRAILER apartments. $20 weekly and UII In- cylinder with Fordomatic. please. AAA Security Investigation Bu- cludes utilities and maid service, Bur- 1962 RENAULT DAUPHINES :au, Inc.^ Lakewood, N. J. location. Reply to "B.B." Box 51L Red PARK, Lot 03, Hwy. 36, West Keans- Bank. ISED JALOUSIES WITH SCREENS— burg. rey Motel. Hwy. 35. LI 2-3233. TWO USHERS WANTED. Over 18. Four sections 46" high 28" wide; two DELUXE MODEL and GORDINI Apply sections 46" hlKh 33 wide; two flec- BEAGLE DOO — Good with children. SEA BRIGHT — Furnished three-room CARLTON THEATER tions 46" high 35" wide; two sections Call apartment. Second floor. Adults Follow Your Friends to SITUATIONS WANTED, Female 76" high 28" wide. Door 78" high 32V," SH 7-2976 8421523 STATE FAKM INSURANCE wide 1" thick. Piano hinge and trim COMPANIES DEPENDABLE LADY — Best of ref- COCKER PUPS-Top quality. Wonder FURNISHED — &/, room apartrneiT for windows and doors Included. Origi- ful dispositions. Pure bred. Assorted Interracial. Couple only. For further areer opportunity available with one erences, companion-nurse for old or nal cost $423.50; asking $275. Call Mr. Information call SH 1-3375. if America's largest Insurance or- sick or babysitting for young. Call 8-9 R. Havens. 532-3715. colors and ages Just visiting at King's CIRCLE tanlzations. specially tailored to serve a.m. SH 7-1202. fennels. Route 35, Oakhurst. KE 1-1637 THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — InRed SCRAPS [he auto, life and fire Insurance needs WILL HELP WITH PAHTIES, dinners, GERMAN SHEPHERD female puppy, Bank. All Improvements. the vast family market. Qualified Foam Rubber and Polyfoam. $1.00 bag. $35 SH 1-4915 Chevrolet Co. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR an will be given personal training to or other occasions Call Foamart, Hwy. 35. Eatontown. LI 2-0477 >pciate and build a successful agency, SH 1-8881 SH 1-9462 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four large Renault * Volvo * Peugeot * Triumph .f you are looking for a career In- PERSONAL DELIVERIES made to ALTENBURS PIANO HOUSE HAPPY BREATH — Stops bad breath rooms and bath. Third floor, all utilities 325 Maple Ave., Red Bank, Itead of a Job, are married, high New York, one day a wepk In ex. Makes your pet a pal. KEYPORT PET supplied. 885. Call CA 2-6804. ichool graduate (college preferred) call Rent A Piano $12 per Month SUPPLIES. Rt. 35. Cllffwood. LO 6-5589 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK or appointment 787-1055. change (or. fare plua. LJ 2-4201. RED BANK — Furnished, three rooma KNAUIS. MASON-HAMLXN SOHMffR and bath. Adults only. SH 1-9830 or SH SH 1-3130 CABLENELSON. EVERETT STEOK OPEN EVES.-TIL 9 SH 1-5886 MAN-SALES ROUTE — Have car nnd 1-8879. ihom\ Must he neal, personable and SITUATIONS WANTED. Male Cookraan Ave. ft Main St.. Aftbury Pk REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ambitious. $06 while training. Advance- Open dally till > Sal. till 5:30 RUMSON — Attractive three large, ment. Opportunities. 671-3177. HIGH SCHOOL BO? — Reliable, ex PR 5-9301 APARTMENTS rooms, unfurnished. Desirable location. perlenced, desires work after school adults only. 842-1251 or SH 7-275J. ERSONS WILLING to Join a small and week-enda. Call aveninga SM 7 3.000 GALLON SWIMMING POOL — ombo. At least 16 yenra old. Par- 1869. With accessories. Call Icularly bass or horn players. Call 842-0085 ONE AND TWOBKDROOU garden COMMERICAL RENTAIS rfrT-3950 or OS 1-3254. THREE GANG LAWN MOWERS — apartments situated In the best Red FINANCIAL Branil new, $185 complete. Call Bank residential area. $140 per month IX>DQE ROOM tor rent. Cenier ol town. Could be used also for office CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MEN WANTED 872-1913 and up. ipace. Approximately 2.400 sq. fl Write. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LAROE PORCH GLIDER — Excellent Dial 741-7200 •onotT Box 511. Red Bant A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! We are looking for management :ondftlon. green and white cushions PHILIP J. BOWERS A CO. tranlnees between 21-3S. Promotional ipjiortunity. unlimited. If you are In ESSO STATION FOR LEASE S15. LI 2-1839. Real Estate Since U94 crested In a secure future call Man chosen will be given two months CONN ORQAN — Caprice, excellent WALTEK S. OVERTON SH 7-1100 OS 11370 training before entering his station, cbndltlon. Call SH 7-5861 Affiliate OFFICES FOR RENT - Center 01 Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating Salary will be paid by ESBO during town. Heat furnished. Call this training period. The station that 27" CONSOLE 8YLVANIA TV. remote 60 White St. Red Bank SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. is available is of high volume and a SH 7-1100 SEPTIO TANKS, dry wMH serviced. CARL B. JONES — Painting and dec- Apply Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35 control, working condition. $73; accor- Opposite Municipal Parking Lot ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriter, oratlnr. Oeneral contracting. Fully tnd moderate Investment Is required. Call NEW, COMPLETELY modern otflce •old. rented, repaired, Serplco'p 10' Mechlns llsld added. i)»ckno« work. Hoinulel Ril.. ilazlet. JHUnter 6-6903. dion, medium-size, made in Italy, 120- C. IL Wilson. SH t-lStd. Insured. Free Estimates. 43 Monroi bass, three switches, like new condl* space on ground floor, air conditioned Monmouth St., Red Bank. 811 7-O4S5. Ave., Shrewsbury, N. J. 747-3041. EXPERIENCED TV SERVICEMAN — tion. $75. CA 9-1982. private parking, private entrance, THE Full-time. Apply at AC TELEVISION SEWING AND YARN SHO1? — Qood ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED — Two DOWSTRA AGENCY. SH 1-8700. TOM PLATE! — Painting and Decor- 1"J3 Shrewsbury Ave.r, Red Bank. location. Low overhead, well Btocked, GRAY formica top kitchen table, four rooms, bed-living room, kitchen, share Antiques Wanted Fuel Oil-Heating ating. General Contracting, fully In. $-2.5ML Call 787-1261. After ti, 291-0594. chairs. In good condition, $50. bath with one other. Also three-room STORE for rent or for sale. Red Bank, fured. Twenty years experience. Free ROOM CLERK — Motel exnerK FOR LEASE — A modern three-bay 787-1596 furnished apartment, private bath. SH west side. Old Dolls, guns, Jewelry, cut glass, FUEL OIL A HEATING—Call BH 1- estimates. 8H 1-5491 after 6 p.m. helpful. Write "B. G". f!ox 511 MOM. SH 7-1932 furniture. Civil War books. Apprali&l (Mia Oil Delivery. Inc.. Bervlct * Bank. service station In Belford. All major LOVE SEAT — Colonial, wing chair, made. Oilman. BH 7-1141. Bales. 3 Harbin St., Rtd Bank. Piano—Organ Tuning equipment supplied. Low rent. Call Mr. both excellent condition. Three table COUNTRY SETTING — One mile Red RECENT HIGH SCHOOL~Bradunte with Horan at MI 2-7B60 or LI 2-0059. Inmps. 741-8629. Bank station, 3'1 rooms, utilities, $100. HOUSES FOR RENT PIANOS—ORGANS mechanical aptitude for eleclro-mechaii- SH 1-8589. Appliance Repairs Tuned — Repaired — Regulated Ical trainees. Apply in person Electro AMBITIOUS? Door—2'8"x6'9", door 3'V'i6'»". Three Home Improvements Raymond Boaworlh SH 1-7M3 Impulse Lib. ;os River St.. Hen Bank. Btorm windows 2'8"x5'3H". Four storm JNFURNI8HED — Four rooms, $50 BUNGALOW — Furnished, three rooms Re Your Own Boss. Run-a Gult Sta- windows riVxS'TM". SH I-20I3. )!us utilities; near stores, schools, bus and bath. Adults, no pets. $50 a month APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installs,. WORKING MAN'B contractor—Alter, tion. Newly acquired station adjacent ine. 872-9733. Ask for Herb, 6-9 p.m. BH 1-1274. 276 Mechanic St! tlon. Residential and commercial wtr atlons, additions, painting, masonry, Plumbing and Heating Bainberger'u Monmouth Store has Im- to new Shop Kite. Rt. 36, Hazlet. SEVEN PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE Inf. Allen Electric, 8H 7-0612. nnd all tho» llttlt jobs. Evenings LO mediate opening (or a man with some Unlimited potential. No experience nec- — Mission style. Good condition. ^IDDLETOWN TOWNBHIP — Spotless BEACON BEACH — Furnished, four «171t RONNIE KEEOAN — Plumbing and experience in fine jewelry. Schedule of essary. Gulf win train you and pay 787-0793 lve-room unfurnished apartment. Mod- rooms, bath, gas heat garage, adults heating, oil burner service. 24-hour hours, Tuesday and Thursday. 6 to ern kitchen and bath. Prefer adults. only. 787-1808. . Auctioneer service. SH 7-1627, you while training. ADMIRAL, combination TV-radio and 9:45 p.m,. Saturday, 9:15 to 6:15. HE S-5666, 9 I 5 weekdayi itereo record player, excellent condi- 291-2451. OOOM BUNGALOW IN Lec- Liberal Shopping Discount B. O. COATS - An essential Auction Insurance CO 4-3161 nlgf tfl, weekends tion. beBt offer. Also electric lawn MIDDLKTOWN — Couple, three rooms rdo. Call after 0 p.m. Roofing, Siding and Insulation Apply Em ploy me tit Office mower, $12; electric Ironer, $15. Co 291-0742 Appraisal service "anywhere." 288 ABILITY • 8KRVICB Dependability BAMBERGER'S MONMOl'TH nicely furnished, all utilities Included. Norwood Avo., Dsal. Pbon* KCllocg when you Insure your HOME. AUTO, Inaulatlon A Biding Corp. Certified MORTGAGES 4-7O20. V *rlvate entrance, |95- SH 7-1072 or SH OCEANPORT — Three-room cottage. 1-MUL other lines of Insurance through Johns-Hanvllle contractor PR 58407 EXPERIENCED MULTILITH MAN — OAK CHINA CLOSET, roll top desk -3S67: furnished or unfurnished, nil Irrinrove- or Adam Llnzmayer 291-03U2, Steady employment. Write "A.V.," Box and chair, small refrigerator with nents. $55 747-1451. ARMSTRONG AOENCY. BH 1-4500. 511, Red Bank. URNISHEI) — Unusual apartment, Auto and Truck Rental OLSON CO.. INC.—Rooting, Siding * First and Second MORTGAGES freezer. SH 1-2013. 'our rooms, two adults, private en- 5EVEN-R00M HOME, tour bedrooms, Insulation. Installed and guaranteed YOUNG MAN willing to learn appli- rance, and garage. CA 2-6079. ull cellar. Convenient lo Llly,Tullp. Painting tor 10 years. PR &-O705— :81-O5ltt ance repair trade. Electrical ftnil me- :o homeowners who need money HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR — Ex- ; AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low for cellent running condition, $30. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Very Lease available. $125 monthly. SH 1- raua ««pl» Are.. Red Bank. 911 7. chanical background o referred. Cnll SH 1-7157 lice and clean, modern kitchen. An B006. ; OMU PR 4r4tli. Pally T a.m.-m p.m. PAINTING at Itl fJlKlL Interior and TeL Answering Service SH 7-2721 for appointment. . HOME IMPROVEMENTS exterior, Residentlsl and commercial. DEBT CONSOLIDATION RUMMAGE SALE—Basement nail of irlvate. 95 Herbert St.. Red Bank. IEA BRIGHT—Available November 1. Lowest rates. W. Evans. SH 1-S517. LET US BE Tour secretary No need YOL'NG MAN—For upholstery shop. Call BARONET REALTY, CO 4-2010 Holy Rosary Church, West River Rd. 3EAUTIFUL. new, modern furnished ^Ive rooms and bath, year rounU, on» BuUdlng Contractor to mist calls. 21 hour answering Permanent, Must have driver's license. (between First and Second Bts.), Rum- hree-room apartment, all conveniences, >lock from ocean, $110 a month.) SH 1- •ervlce BH 1-4700. Experience unnecessary. M. Sllbersteln. HOME OWNERS NEED MONEY son. Friday, October 19, a to 10 p.m. irlvate entrance.. $100 per month until 144 after 7 p.m. > BUILDER - New domes, room ad- Painting and Decorating 25 Mechanic St., Red Bank. lome Improvements - debt consollda- Saturday. October 20, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. une. 842-1866. ditions, tnjement and attlo rooms, lon. Call CA 2-8700. Held by Rumson Women's Club. AM- HOUSE — Five rooms and bath, Sea kltcbans, garage, repairs and alter- Vacuum Cleaner Repair PIZZA MAKER and all-around hilchen PLE PARKING. MODERN—Three-room apartment, Well Bright, $100 a month. Available Novem- PAINTINO AND PAPER HANGING— help wantPd. LAM RESTAt-RANT, ber 1. SH 1-1144 after 7 p.m. [j atlona. Herberl Clgenrauch. SH 1-5201 For a good clean Job, reasonable. tLJCCTROLUX "19 Klver ltd., Fair Haven. SH 7-9270 furnished, newly decorated, clean. Jail SH 7-3401, Ed Zlnier. «aie« Service Supplies INSURANCE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIOERATOR. sepa- Parking. Residential area, year round. A. J. PICONE — Ceramic tile con- 008 Prospect Ave.. Little Sliver For REAL ESTATE SALESMAN v- Ambl- rate freezing compartment, automatic $95 monthly Includes utilities. 17 Collins tractor (or quality; price, and prompt LOUIS CA88AN — i'alnter decorator prompt home service or free checlmp defroster. J95. Call 53-32141. St., Keansburg. Call 787-1932. (More Classified Mi a*nrtee. Fre« estimate. Call 281-2120 tloui and aggressive man wiio wants a HOSPITALJZATION INSURANCE •aperhanger, 2} yian experience. 4i on your Eltctrolux. call PR 84641 or live-figure Income, no experience nec- Over 65-years, no medical exams, $6.50 or 281-2677. aiaDla Ave. fill 1-170J «tur « p.m. BH 1-2070. FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM SET. three 1EO BANK — Furnished three rooms, essary. THE BERQ AGENCY, Ht. 35. er month. ALLAIRE-FARROW Agen- urey throw ruga, two green sectional irfvate , bath. Phone ' On The Next Page) Ulddletown, OS MO00. cy. SH 1-3450, sofas, one corner table. 842-1188. 74I.707I HOUSES FOR SENT BOOSES FOX SALE • LEGAL NOTICE- BED BANK REGISTER STIVE ROPER By SAVNDERS emd OVERGAKO 7* Oct 17, 1962—25 mmnD *M DaiGHTHJL GROUNDS, ti «0 tlse* ud pticet. PATIO AND POOL u*» Wilt BJULNCB—•nirit-twarooBi (to. Ua* wrw, *M SHOULD 8*TU»*» TO -.-_— Few rmtnttnt. HA«y MHAttC**, r CHBOCTVE TOBrOfFCCRNER HO family mm, full -^^ none* SEE rm cave, UP itirt* bath*, on TO: THE LEGAL VOTERS OP THE WTTHACUrl/ waterfront. (350 •H TOWNSHIP Or ATLAjmC » THE EXECimVI.WATBRFKOirr HOUET— Ject to FHA approval. OOODHUE, COUNTY or MONM0OTK. Four bedrooms. Oetanport, (US month. NAVESINK ABsJOCUTM, RTALTOM TAKE NOTICE that at the General Cal Obltan Paul McFarland ly virtu* ot a writ ot execution Is Electtoa en November « 1MB, th* _ Harry Kearney th* above staled actfca to me di- following Question win be submitted to RED BANK - Immediate occupancy, i Hwy SS Mlddletown OS 14 rected, I shall enuss m sale at pub-th* legal voter* of the Townshm of At- •ix room house, convenient location MBMB1R MULTIPIJB LUTINa lie madne, at the Court House in the H» par month. 8H 7-JOOO. ""•*•"• Bereugk. of rroebeM, Oemty ot MOD lantic: QUESTION: (Mto (125 Par Uontb LITTLE SILVER — 1» Buadlaii Roe*. mouth. New Jertey, on Monday the Lara* Cape Cod. three bedroomi. two Hk *»y of November Utt, at 1 o'clock, "Shall the name or the Towa- T l(lSHtK%W5»eWB«fT IRO AfWNCY P. M.. Prevailing Tin*. ship ot Atlantic In the County sU. tliddieiowo batha, living room fireplace; full din WWT1W5A MOvBL-ORSOBtS Hfjii oa i-iooa Ing room. TV das, cellar. Attached AD the defendant*" tight title and of Monmouth. State of New Jer- gange. f30,HB. SH l-*3« after I JO mttntt. K any. Is end to the follow- sey, be changed to Colt* Neck WIDE BS1XCTION O» BsttiTALa, — p.m. Township in u* County of Mon- jrurnlttnd and ""'"'^'-tiH. fTmH Ati, that certala let, tract or parcel mouth, a municipal corporation ot •t* occupano. Samuel Tsicber Agtney BUILDER MUST SACRIFICE — This partlettlarty deecrlbed. altuate, lyuig the Bute of Ntw Jersey? Oeeanpjort Ave.. Oceanport. on or dia Portupeck new eight-room custom- tad being In the Township of Karl- HARRY CHINS LI M£» or lA WSM. built split level. Four bedrooms 1; tan, County of Mammoth and State of Township Clerk. Oet 10. 17. 34, (1 (ll.SJ COUNTRY HOME — Overlooking hint bathe, lovely location. Low taxes. Luge New Jersey. and valley, tarnished. For rent by thelo«- Can CA 2-Hol or CA. MSM. BUND KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS Lot XI on Hap entitled "Map allow- NOTICE MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY year. Thin bedrooms, aj4 baths, flr*- MIDDLETOWN -, Four-bedroom split ing lot owned by Paul Caruco and plac*, secluded. Near B«fl Laos. 117 level, excellent condition. Filled with others, Hailet, Itarttan Township. New TO: THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE per month. ROL8TON WATERBCRY. extras, call between 4 and T p.m.,Jersey." Filed In Monmouth County TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDSL IN W W Front Clerk's Office, on December 1J, 194*. THE COUNTY OR MONMOUTH. •9O0PV BOUflHT «S - «•••-• in can number 7-M. FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Imm«d HOLMDEL - New Bell Lam, custom BBHO alto known a* 3 Joyce Place, TAKE NOTICE that at the General A CHICKEN Election on November 6. ISO. the fol KANGHi ate occupancy. Entirely renovated, two built, seven-room ranch, 3» Haxlet Rartten Township. New Jersey. lowing questions will bt submitted to large bedroomi, one small, larc* llv Call owner 94MUL' The approximate amount ot th* Judg- tne legal voters ot the Township of lQE-dtnlng room, modern kitchen, 1H EXECUTIVE HOME - Five bedrooms, ment to be satisfied by said aals Is Holmdel: batha, unfurnished. One-year lease, ns three baths. Off Naveilsk River Kd. the aum of (3.100.00 together with the "Shall Subtitle 3, Title 11 ot New per month plus utilities. Wit HALL. Includes waterfront |5t,M0. Up to 40- cost of this tale. Jersey Revised (Jiatutts relating BH 1-TSM. year loan. No down payment, la 1- Dated Sept 4, 1X3 to Civil Service be adopted In 2233. IRA B. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. and for the Township ot Holm- SMALL, COTTAGK — Nicely furolthed, Richard 8. Semel. Atty. del?" larfe closets, hot water heat, garage, Oct 10, IT. 24, (1 (tl» spacious irounds, private and quiet, QUESTION: adults only. CA 3-8299. ATTRACTIVE SPLIT LEVEL — Three "Shall the members of th* Town- MEW ONE-FAMILY HOUSE — In Mld- bedrooms, l!i baths, game room, ga- SHKMM"8 8ALK ship Committee be Increased from dletown, Five rooms, finished full base- rage, low priced, needs decorating, SUrXBlOR WIUBT OF NEW JEBSEV „ three (3) to five (9) members." ment large lot with treea and shrub- convenient location near schools. Ml! LAW DIVISION QUESTION: bery. Within walking distance of shop dletown, 117,000. MONMOUTH COUNTY "Shall Frances Stllwell the pres- ping canter and public transportation Dial 141-73OO Decks* Ne, lKW-l-nt ent collector or receiver ot taxes (14S pat month. Call 671-2002. LOUB d. UKOVON, Plaintiff va: ED- hereafter continue to hold her of- PHILIP J. BOWIES A CO. WARD L. MORRtX, battnatnt fice or position during good be- RUM8ON — Three bedrooms, IV, batha Real Estate Since ISM By virtue of a writ of execution In havior and not be removed there- living room with fireplace, dining room, WALTER •. OVERTON the above stated action to me directed, from except for good cause thowa sew economic ga« heat, Lease. Pleas tfur a fair and Impartial trial, phont 842-WT 6 to S p.m. J Affiliate I shall expose for sale at public veo- duer at the Court Houte In the Bor- a* provided la It. 8. 40:46-«.i4 HOUaB — Partly (urnlshed, two rooms 60 While SI. Red Bank ough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, to 6.23lncluslve (Chapter MO P,L. By LEE FALK and bath. Located at 85 Catherine 8L. Opposite Municipal Parking Lot Ntw Jersey on Tuesday the 13th day THE PHANTOM Red Bank. Phone Mr. Jay. 8H 7-0465. ot November, 1962, at3 o'clock, P.M. DANIEL S. ELY Prevailing Time, FIVE ROOMS — Bath, available No- All the defendant's right, tlUe and Oct^O. IT. 34. II TWMhlP S I VttMT A RUNNER TO 06UVER THISJ /WSSV PIANAJ ANV OTHER vember 1. Nice grounds, reasonable. MIDDLETOWN — Only S*» down, dOS merest, If any, la and to the follow- 2S1-239T. monthly paya all. six year old three- bedroom ranch. On ft acre. Price M-44*- DBAL-Three-bedroom house, furnished. '"Ah that tract of lisd situate in the WOOOS-TO Ssceusnt location, convenient busei. (14,000. 787-J769. Township of Raritan, Ac and desig- SHERIFF'S SALE PR 1-tlST days, KE 14341 evenings. HOLMDEL. — Adorable five rooms and nated a* Lot 16 In Block S as Mown SUTERIOR COURT OF NEW JE&SEY IKE PHANTOM J >ath. beautiful wooded area, low taxes, and laid down on map entitled "Sub- BUNOALOW-Fucnlshed, winter months, frontage 120x110 approximately. Call division Plat Woodland Park, Section LAW DIVISION two bedrooms, Uvlng room, kitchen, W-1375. 9, Township ot Rtritan. Monmouth MONMOUTH COUNTY bath, oil heat, garage, adults. 747-H74 County, N. J." filed In me Office of FAIR HAVEN — 108 Ridge Rd.-Beautl- the Clerk of Monmouth, County on July Docket Ne. J-*4(M1 rul Cape Cod colonial, four bedrooms, 1. IBM a* Map No. 6*-i7. New Jersey Mortgage and Invest- WANTED TO RENT two tile baths, landscaped grounds, lit- Subject to toning ordinances, restric- ment Corp., a New Jersey corporation. tle cash needed. Call your broker or tion* and easements of record, such Plaintiff va: Pettr Qrlllo tnd Vlrglnl JffirmiD GENTLEMAN wishes room owner 842-1001. stato ot fact* as an accurate survey Grlllo, Defendant* and board with private family. Writ' may disclose and possible added taxes By virtue ot a writ of execution I Box 165, Shrewsbury, N. J. BIX ROOMS—Full cellar, garage, near beach and marina. FHA approved for th* current year, to be apportioned, the above stattd action to mi di- CONGENIAL WOMAN withes two or (12,900. Quick sale J13.500, M1-11TT. M ant purchase money mortgage to be rected, 1 shall expose for tale at pub- three unfurnished rooms with bath. Center Ave., Leonardo. given to Broadway Bank * Trust Com lic vendue, at th* Court Houte In Rent to MS. SH 1-U44. pany. th* Borough of Freehold, Oounty of BUY NOW, BE HOME FOR Being commonly known and desig- Monmouth, New Jertty, on Monday ELD1RLY WOMAN wlshea room and CHRISTMAS nated a* No. M Lynn Boulevard, Hat- the 29th day of October, 19(2? at board. Private home. Prefer Mld- Belford—See this nice three-bedroom lat. New Jersey. o'clock P. M., PrevaUlng Time. dletown section. OS 1-0795. ranch on It-acre plot fenced yard, Th* approximate amount of th* judg- All the defendant*' right, title *nd gaa heat, near schools, and shopping, lent to be aatMled by said aale Is interest, It any. In and to th* follow' ow price (11,400. 8H0REWAY the sum of (450.00 toerether with the Ing: FURNISHED ROOMS REALTY CO., Hwy. 3S, Holindfl. (Off cost* ot thlt sale. All that tract lying and being Jn the Jnlon Ave.) Co 4-7010. Dated September J5, 1H3 Township of Karitan, County of Mon- _ TB^ E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. By ED DODD AUTHENTIC EARLY AMERICAN CO- mouth, atata of New Jersey, being lot MARK TRAIL Jtck Truman, Atty. 26 Block D. on a map entitled "Sub- LONIAL down to the natural cedar Oct. IT. 34, (1, Nov. T 1(134 ALPINE MANOR. shakes and gambrel roofllne. This beau- division Plat Woodland Park, Itctlon tiful house Is surrounded by ta.ll tree 7. Township ot Rerltan, Monmouth I'M AFRAID OP BUT-eUT WHAT AMI MOTEL-HOTEL and a running brook to the rear tba 1I-J19 Coiuty, Ntw Jersey" filed In the Moo- OOUtP TAKB MJM IH "THB THAT..MOVINO HIM WHOOW3TO t»? Rooms, winter rates. Maid service Is a picture, to tee. The gracious en- fWB SALE mouth County Cltrk'i office on July I NBTOTr ASAIN MWHT B6 Restaurant. Cocktail lounge. Hote trance hall, living room for formal 1MI at Map No. tt-U. rooms, 114 per weefc Motel room; intertwining, a family room for playful sonanm COCK* or NEW JEBSEY Being commonly known ant desig- Hmumf overlooking riser and ocean. TV. JJ5children gives this house a warm and CeUNOEKV DIVISION nated aa No. 34 Birch Avtnue, Htx- •TOM IT CAM B6BET/ per week. IU." 3». Highlands. 872-1773. llorloui feeling. The many extras have MONMOCTH COUNTY let. New Jtrtsy. to be seen to be appreciated. Imagine! Docket Me, F J41M1 Th* approximate amount of U» Judg- LAROB ROOM — Private entrance, fu_ Only asking (34,800. THOMPSON * THB BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK. ment to be satlslftd by said aal* M bath Heart of downtown Red Bank. BARTELL, Realtors, SH 7-5800. a banking corporation of the State of th* turn of (600.00 together with th SU 1-11130. f«w York, Plaintiff va: FREDERICK COM* ot this tale. MIDDLETOWN — Eight room split p. DAV10, et alt. Defendants FURNISHED ROOM — Newly deco- level. Good condition, 1H baths, full Br virtu* of a writ of execution In Dated Aug. 29, 1963 rated, private entrance, sitting room. PMement. (16,500. OS 1-1934 evening*. IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Woman preferred. Inquire, 43 Peter- tht above stated action to me directed. Richard M. Olasner, Atty. Pi., Red Bank. LEONARDO — Three-year old raneh shall expos* for ttle tt public ven- Oct. ), 167 17. 34 (37.72 with three bedrooms, llvlng-dlnlng com- due, at the Court Bouse In the Bor- ROOM FOR RINT — Call after « p.m bination with fireplace, science kitchen, ough ot Freehold, County ot Mon- All day Sunday. tiled bath. Two-car garage and ful mouth, New Jersey, on Mon- ' U-Ml BH basement with dryer. Aluminum storm day tht 29th day ot October, 1962, at mtea and screen windows, lot 75x125 land- o'clock, P. M.. Prevailing Time. SHERIFF'S BALE FURNIBHBD ROOM — With bath, wel ALL that tract or parcel ot land, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY heated, clean environment. (12 weekly. scaped. (17,990. Call 3914240 after 4 SHOULD ee p.m. situate, lying and being In tht Town- CHANUEBY DIVISION Gentleman only. 137 McLean St., River ship of Mlddletown, In the County ot Plaza, Mlddletown. LOW DOWN PAYMENT NON-VETS Monmouth, in the (tale of New Jer- stONMODTH COUNTY TWO BEDROOMS — Neatly furnished VET NO DOWN PAYMENT tey: - Docket Ma F JaU.41 Private bath and entrance. Call SH 1 Two-Bedroom Ranch 111,000. BEOINNINO at a point in th* tut- ARROW SAVINGS AND LOAN AS- By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW 8215 after 6 p.m. References required Six-Bedroom One-Family (12,000. trly tide lint of Roosevelt Circle SOCIATION, a Ntw Jersey Corpora NUBBIN Three-Bedroom Ranch (12,600. (Wett), distant 130 feet measured tlon, Plaintiff vs: HAROLD S. NEW LAROE BEDROOM — Board If de "our-Bedroom one-Family 113,000. northerly along the same from the MlsiR anu KVKLYN R. NEWM1BR sired, gentleman or lady, nice neighbor Two-Bedroom Ranch (13,(00. point of Intersection thereof with tht his wife, detendtntt RBALWN.EP9 hood. 8H 1-0812. Four-Bedroom cape Cod (13.900. northerly tldt Un* or Cooper Boule- By virtue of a writ of execution In NONTTOWCTION' LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM—On TireeBtdroo.-ii Out-Family 114,000. vard, tnd running tbenc* (1) North the above stated action to mi dl quiet dead-end street In Fair Haven We have a nice selection of hlghe: 73 degree* 30 minute* east, 120 feet recttu, I shall expose for tale at pub- Call SH 1-9204 after 8 p.m. priced homes. to a point; thence (3) north 17 de- llo vendue, at the Court Hout* in CASEY'S AGENCY, INC.. Broker. 1000 gree* 40 minute* wett, (0 feet to a th* Borough of Freehold, County of ilNOLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS — Feet south of Miles Shoe Store, Hwy. point; thence (3) aoutli 71 degrees 20 Monmouth, N*w Jersey on Tuesday thi Reasonable, no cooking. Call after 4. 35, Hailet, N. t. Phone 344-8441 or 2M minutes west. 130 feet to a point In Uth dty of November, 19*2, at 787-1070. 2449. Open seven Day* B-S. the easterly tld* line at Koosevelt Cir- o'clock, P. M., Prevailing Time. BATONTOWN—Furnished rooms, some LEONARDO—Two-bedroom ranch, one cle neighborhood. Large cle, Township ot Mlddlelown, New Jer- Being known and designated as No, cation. Red Bank. Call between 11 noon living room with fireplace and adja- 74 Monmoulh Avenue, Mlddletown and 10 p.m. 747-0835. :ent TV den. Large dining room with TO* approximate amount ot the Judg- Township, Ntw Jertey. Being lot No. tall wall mural. Large modern kitchen ment to be satisfied by aald sale Is 29, Block 34, on the Tax Assessment ROOM with butlt-ln dishwasher and separate the sum of IU.000.00 together wrUt the map ol said municipality. " FURNISHED reakfatt alcove. Three large bedrooms, costs of this salt. Being the ttmt premises conveyec SH 7-4159 me small bedroom, 1H baths. Two-car Dated September 4, 19)2 to defendants, Harold B. Newmler anc FURNISHED ROOM with private fam :arage, full dry cellar with workshop. IRA IS. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Evelyn R. Newmler by Warranty deec lly, Just redecorated and new furniture. Vall-to-wall carpeting throughout Many Melville J. Berlow, Atty. dated May 24, 194S and recorded June 88 Highland Ave., Keyport. desirable and costly extras. Asking Oct. (. 10. IT. 24 (93.34 12. 194S in Book 30M of Deeds for (23.000. Call owner, SH 7-S2M. Monmoutb County, page 399. TWO 8LEEP1NO ROOMS For gentl.men^n.y^ 1AKHURST — 183 Belmar Ave. Priced • 11-M7 Tht approximate amount of tht ludg 'or a quick sale. Six room ranch, 1H SHERIFF'S SALE ment to bt tatltlfed by said silt Ti baths, ful) basement and carport As- tne turn of (8.MO.00 together with tht IUPEBIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY cottt of thlt tale. LARGE furnished room, private en- turns 414% mortgage. Phone KB 1- CHANCERY DIVISION trance. Call after 5 p.m., 0777. Dated September 7, 19*3 787-6542 MOWMOIJTH COUNTY IRA B. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. UNCROFT — Split level, three bed- Docket No. F M97-61 Zucker, doidberg * Weiss, rooms, repainted, redecorated thti WYCKOFF SAVINGS AND LOAN Attys. year. Assume FHA with low down- ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff vs: RAY- OCt. 17, 14, 31. Nov. 7 (47.1! REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ayment, quick possession. Owner MOND E. PIER8ON AND MARY R. HOUSES TOR SALE ransferred. (17,700 SH 7-9671. PIEREON, husband and wife, Defend- [MMEDUTE OCCUPANCY — Middle- ita town split-level; three bedroomi plus By virtu* of a writ of execution In PROPOSAL den. Recreation room, patio, fully land- the above stated action to me di- •PECTXCULAR COLONIAL on two scaped. FHA appraised, (19,000. Price rected, I shall expose for aale at pub- Notice It hereby given that sealed thirds acre ot landscaped grounds, (18,900 or beet offer. OS 1-1TW. lie vendue, at th* Court House In the lids will b* received In the Reception four bedrooms, 2*4 baths, den. dry Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- loom of the Office of the Director, basement, two-oar garage, perfect con- ONLY A MILE FROM RED BANK— mouth, Ntw Jersey, on Monday the Division of Purchase and Property, 2nd dition. (38.000, New Shrewsbury. Stands this smaller famlly-slxed ranch- 32nd day ot October, 1962, at 1 o'clock, floor. Room 232-2, State House. Trenton er In a quiet and pleasant neighbor- P.M., Prevailing Time. 25, New Jersey, on October 30, 1962 at Dial 741-1200 hood on a lovely landscaped 125x150 ALL that tract or parcel of land, 1:00 P.M. and will be opened and read PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO. Fenced In lot. Living room, eat-in kitch- Ituate, lying and bilng in the Town- Immediately thereafter, for the follow- Real Estate Since 1894 en, enclosed porch, two bedrooms, bath, ship ot Mlddletown, In the County of ing: ittached garage and full cellar. Owner Monmouth, In the State of New Jersey: COMMERCIAL LADNDBV EQUIP' WALTER S. OVERTON inxlous to sell. Asking (17.500 but will KNOWN and designated a* Lots No*. MKNT / Affiliate :onslder any offers. THOMPSON * 20 and 31, In Block 13, a* shown oa ENGINEERING OFFICE EQUIPMENT MART WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST «0 White St Red Bank IARTELU Realtor*. SH 7-5(00. a "Plan of Lots at River Plaxa, Mid- riLINO EQUIFMENT " Opposite Municipal Parking Lot NAVESINK RIVER ROAD AREA — dletwon Twp., Monmouth County, N.J., HHrKCTION EQUIPMENT PARTS WE HAVl ASKED MR.fiO6«, Comfortable Cape Cod with nice Ur- owned by Mark C. Maagher, surveyed OFFICE COMPOSING MACHINE Ing room, dining room, and kitchen, by George D. Cooper. C. E. (-1910. OPEN 8UKI.K HOW TKH fiOT mo HJJ HWSmPHU three good sized bedroomi and bath. laid plan filed In the Monmouth Coun- POWER WOODWORKING AND •••HI IHHST5 Ht DOtiXl KlttWK IMMACULATE SEVEN-ROOM RANCH Well-landscaped lot No development ty Clerk'* Office at Freehold, N. J., METALWOBK1NQ MACHINERY —Convenient to school, bus and rail- Owner transferred. Asking (16,900. Of- ind more particularly described at fol. PRINTINO GOOD EVtNIN6, MAMA! TOHAMYOUCAKtXflWN! road transportation. Living room with •er» Invited. WALKER * WALKER. lows: RADIO EQUIPMENT fireplace, dining room, kitchen, game Realtors, Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury. BH 1 BEGINNING at *n Iron pipe In the SNOW PLOW EDGES PW*-THr5»AH£ASAHT room, three bedrooms, one bath. Oak >212. 24-Hour Service. Southerly line of Foster Street, dis- SNOW PLOWS floors throughout Owner transferred. tant westerly 582.40 feet from the west- NTAINI.KH.1 p*TEEL JOINTS - Asking $19,500. ELWOOD • A. ARM- 3EVEN ROOMS, two baths, Oil heat erly line of Hubbard Avenue; thence TIHE CHAINS STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, 655 Pros- 3artge. Near school, bus, train. 1) south 74 degrees 66 minute* west Specifications and th* form of bid, pect Ave., Little Sliver. BH 1-4500. SH 1-8526 tlonr th* southerly line ot Foster contr*ct and bond for th* propott< CUSTOM-BUILT — New three-bedroom SPOTLESS FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH Street, * dlstenc* of 00 feet to an work are on tilt in Ui* Office of U>* borne. Paneled family room. Hi baths, —Just redecorated. Living room 18x32 Iron pipe; thence (2) south It degrees Director and may bt secured by pros- one-car gange. Dishwasher, gas range with separate dining ell 9x14, attractive 05 minutes east, a distance or 100 feet pective bidders during office hours. Cat dryer Included. Only 118.900. RED- iff Iclency kitchen, two baths, good clos- a point; thence (3) north 74 de- Bids mutt be (1) made on a standard >t space, basement, patio, attached ga- cree* 86 minutes east, a distance ot proposal form, (2) enclosed In tbt tpe- DEN AGENCY, Realtors, 301 Maple cltl tddrtased envelope, (3) accompa- Avenue, corner of Bergen Place, Red age. Plot 126x200. Mortgage of ap- SO feet to a point; thence (4) north iroxlmately (18,600, *V,% may be as- IS degrees OS minutes west, a dis- nied by a certified check drawn to the Bank. 741-9100. Member Multiple List- tance of 100 feet to an Iron pips in order of the Treasurer of the state of ing. umed. Circumstances demand Imme- New Jersey, or a Ud bond, any Hate sale. Asking (19,700. LAWRENCE e southerly line or Foster Street, be- which than not be lets than 10% - KATONTOWN — Three-bedroom ranch, I. SCHILLING, Realtor, 16 Spring Bt, ing the point or pltce of Beginning. th* amount ot th* bid, and (4) delivered finished basement, two-car garage. 11 fled Bank. SH 7-4121. Member Multi- ThU description Is made In accord- at the abova plaee on or btfore the Kremer Ave. U 2-3288. ple Uatlng. ance with Survey for Raymond E. * hour named as no bid will be accept- OWNER RETIRED living In Florida LITTLE SILVER—Reduced for quick Mary R. Pierson. Mlddletown Town- ed after the hour* tp«clfied. Bids not offers for Bale his attractive home In sale. Six-year-old custom-built split lev- ship, Monmouth Co., N. J.. dated De. •0 submitted will be considered Infor- beautiful lection of River Oaka. Big il. Fall dining room, custom kitchen, oember 29, I960, made by Frank E. mal tnd will be rejected. The Direc- Mitchell, Surveyor. tor reserves tht right to reject any and living room, fireplace, dining room, W, baths, family room ptut recreation all bids and to award contract In part nice modern kitchen, four bedrooms, 'com with fireplace, bunt-In bar, many Being commonly known and desig- or whole If deemed to th* best Inter- By GEORGE S1XTA two baths. Full basement, recreation ixtras. Dock rfghte. Principals only. nated at No. 47 Foster Street, River ests of the State to do to. Tbt suc-RIVETS room. laundry. Enclosed porch, at- IH 1-6238. Plaza. Township of Mlddletown, New cessful bidder will be required to fur- tached garage. Aaklng 128,000. RUS- Jersey. nlih surety bond In thw full amount of SELL if BORUS, Realtors. 600 River MUST SELL — Medium sued house. The approximate amount of the Judg- the contract of a company authorized Road, Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. Member Three bedrooms, tile kitchen, leather- ment to he eatlifled by said sal* Is o do butlneit-Mn the State, of New Multiple Listing Service. ette dinette parlor. Full dry cellar. th* sum or (14,100.00 together with the rOxlOO lot, one block from Campbell's costs of this sale. Junction. Belford. (10,900, er best of- PERFECT RANCH Dated September 6. 1963 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY fer. 787-0500. IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Imagine * three-bedroom, seven year Division of Purchase and Property borne In better than new condition. Ward » LevlnUial, Attys. CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director. Delightful picture window, living room REAL ESTATE WANTED Sept 36, Oct I. 10, 17 (59.(4 Oct 17, 24 (29.90 with fireplace, dining room and ez- tremeiy comfortable and light birch YOUB HOME WANTED — Why list cabinet kitchen. Playroom. Garage. with us? We advertise extensively In Everything inside and out plus location the newspaper!, radio' and publish I makes this an Ideal home. catalog for horn* seekers, Wt art mem- Location In Little Silver and priced ben of the TWR, a national real estate RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES In the teens. referral service. We are *'Home Trsul- 1 Day lie Us* - CROWELL AGENCY, Realtors. 41 E. irs" - two offices, 11 full time talet Front St., Red Bank BH 1-4030. >eople. Call WALKER * WALKER, J D*yg Consecutive ; _S2e Line SEVEN BEDROOMS, three oaths, din- tealtora. Members Red Bank Area 5 Dayt Coasecotlve , JOCUM Ing room, living room, overlooking riv- Multiple Listing Bervlce, Shrewsbury. SH 1-5212 and Mlddletown, OB 1-312*. « Days Consecutive . JUCUM er and ocean. 11(1,500. 872-1773. W Dayt Consecutive , -Me Lint NEW SHREWSBURY — Large ranch. IS YOUR HOUSE FOR BALE? To Three bedrooms, two baths, stall show- reach the greatest number of proipec* Blind adi ttilnc The Register** P. O. Box Me extra. er, 28* living room, oversized recrea- live buyers, list your property with one MUlman Isurttea Are* Uses KJ-17 tion room, full basement, pallo, two- I the 37 members of the Red Bank car garage, corner lot, beautifully irea Multiple Listing Service. In the Yearly Contract Rates on Request throbbed. (21.800. LI 2-3109. >att year, our* members have sold U million dollars worth of property. We Right to classify , soli or rtjsct any advsrtlttmesl Is retsrvtr a LINCROFT PROPER—Want comfort? need more listings. Consult one of the oy The Register. THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY, Privacy? Plus walking distance to shop- Realtors who belong to this service and We will net M respontlole for error*, unless they art dtttctts ping, schools, etc.? Then see this com- who advertise In this newspaper, or fe*for* th* MCOOA ISS*rtlOn. pact ranch, 7% years young. Plaster consult the Yellow Pagea of your tele- N* cancellations will be accepted or ehangaa madt ta advtrtist- walls, full dry basement, oil heat, plus ihone directory. many extras. Priced at (19,900. E. R. mtntt on* hoar afur receipt at office, 8NYDER * CO., Realtors, Five Cor- ners. Mlddlelown. OS 1-2530. • DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Itfort Publlcatloi BUY A HOME FOR CHR18TMAB For Fast CLASSIFIED DISFLAT Two available In Haslet, both corner 9.110 A.M. Day Btfor* Publication with proof two dtys htfor* plots. Good roads, walks and curbs; nblleation. three bedrooms, playroom, garage, modern. 11,850 cash. 1138 monthly in- clude! taxes. No closing expense. Save Results Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 about (600. Seller holds mortgage at eu% interest. NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MOKRISEY * WALKER, Real Estate Phone 787-0001. Main and Church St., Use The Keantburg. Dial SH 1-1110 Call* on print* telephones ar* toll-free to 01 14t>23 from the EXTRA! EXTRA! following stations: LOwell «. COIftx 4. Tg7 (Keantburg>. U» (Homdel), •pedal three-bedroom spilt, attached Stl (Blghlandt), OSbornt t, (43 (Rumsoo Sea Bright) tnd •Hadytlde 1 (arage. Excellent condition. Recreation Classified room plus full basement Lot 10x290. WALKER * WALKER. Realtors. 1.000 Callt on prtvat* teltpbont* ar* lali-tre* ta IB 1401* from tbt •set south -of Llly-Tullp On., Middle- •tilowln* stations: 3*1 (Atlaatl* HlgblaaiU), CAsKal t and a. LUtrty L town. 671-3311. Multiple Listing and Register Trade-lni, Open T days. RED BAJfK HEGISTER y, Oct. 17, 1962

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. Questions of changes in local governments under New Jersey's municipal charter law will ap- pear upon the ballots of eight XTRA FREE more municipalities at the No- vember 6 Genera] Election, re- ports the New Jersey Taxpayers rnau&ar Association. SlJPER %j MARKETS NG KORN STAMPS New forms of government pro- WITH BONUS COUPON'S BELOW posed by local charter study com missions will be considered in ALL EFFECTIVE THRU TUES OCT. 23. 1962 four of the municipalities. Wood bridge Township, with a popula- tion of nearly 80,000 and largest of the municipalities involved Wina will vote whether to adopt the mayor-council form of govern- FREE-M-EXTRA ment as will West Milford Town- FREE-1M-EXTRA ship in Passaic County. Varia- KING KORN STAMPS KING KORN STAMPS tions of council-manager forms of With tW. coupon and ptmhaw of With tW. coupon and purchaw of Dream Vacation for Two! ANY WHOLE lib. or mor* CHUNK government provided under the optional municipal charter laws will be considered for adoption LEGO'LAMB LIVERWURST 5 Nine-Day Pan Am Jet Caribbean Island Tours! Efhdfra thru EfforHvo thru ' by the people of Ocean Town- Tun.. Ott. 23, 1962 Tut*.. Oct. 2},' 1962 ship, in Monmouty County and Madison Township in Middlesex County. plus... thousands of other exciting prizes! Winners in Cherry Hill Township (Camden County) voters will balI6t on a FREE-HW-EXTM fREE-50-EXTRA proposal to change from commis- every store...FREE ENTRY BLANKS! ENTER TODAY! Prim *ff»ctrva thru Sat., Oct. 20, IMS. Right M Halt. KING KORN STAMPS HUG KORK STAMPS sion to council-manager govern- With thU coupon and purchaw of ment. This proposal was ad- Vi Ib. oka. or mow Mavfolr'i Own. vanced to the voting stage in SLICES BOILED HAM ud V4 Ib. pka or more of MoVfcIr't Own Cherry Hill by petition of the peo- ~ m!EB 5WI8I MEEIE — ple after a comprehensive study Effective thru by a citizen group appointed by the municipal governing body. Three other townships will be taking the first step toward pos- sible governmental change when they decide the dual questions of FREE-100-EXTRA whether to authorize a charter KING KORN STAMPS study and elect a commission of WMithlt coupon and pultnaM-oT local citizens to make it. They 2 POUNDS CHOPPED uytwo6oLpkgi.T«LIPFAIR are: Maplewood in Essex Coun- ty, East Brunswick in Middlesex Pride of the Farm CHUCK Effective thru . County and Hanover Township in TIM*., Oct. 23, 1962 Morris County. In the first two instances, the ballot question was authorized by ordinances adopted Freestone by the local governing bodies He. 2% while the petition method was tin FREE-100-EXTRA used in Hanover Township. XINGi RORN STAMPS As a result of earlier citizen SAVE 6< With tMl coupon and twrchaw of action, thirty New Jersey munici- 2 POUNDS Any BEST All BEEF MIDGET palities now operate under select- ed governmental forms provided MEAT LOAF by the optional municipal charter Effoctlvt thru law. A breakdown of local voter S«vt1oe large 35 oz. cm fM for $ I TUM.. Oct. », 1942 action since the State Legislature In 1950 provided a selection of Buitoni Tomatoes modern local government forms Is set forth together with related Savt 10c Giant background information in "A- 2 89c FREE-50-EXTRA FREE-50-EXTRA BC's of New Jersey's Optional Linden House Coffee KING KORN STAMPS KING KORN STAMPS Municipal Charter Law," publish- WHITE OR PINK / MAYFAIR'S OWN OR EAT MQR—INRICHED, SLICED With th!« coupon and purchaw of With thi i couoon and purchase ef ed by the New Jersey Taxpayers 1 POUND PURE 12 ox. ball (Gre«n Labtl) Association. Single copies are MAYFAIR FACIAL TISSUE *•-«•6" '1 WHITE BREAD n^2-29c available without cost in request IEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY—FRUH FROZEN BEEF BURGER HTTY CROCKER MOZZARELLA to the association at 143 East > Effocfiva thru State St., Trenton 8, N. J. • BROWNIE MIX *OHUW .wa«i-jfc'i MORTON'S POT PIES •«* 15« TUM.. 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