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Highlands Hears Unusual Protest HIGHLANDS — Tides Hinder After the two men had spent impossible happened here several minutes rapping the budg- night when two local residents et, and accusing the governing complained that the 1962 tax rate body of "delusions," Mayor was too low. "ornelius J. Guiney, Jr. pointed The new municipal budget out that none of the complaints adopted by the governing body had appeared in protest against after public hearing totals $349,- the school budget, which, he 392, as compared to $327,362 last noted represent the largest part Storm Cleanup Job year. of the. over-all budget. The amount to be raised by In a discussion of a $110,000 taxation is {163,092, a decrease of reserve for uncollected taxes, $15,091. John M. Pillsbury, borough at- Resort The tax rate, an estimated torney, explained it is based on (3.51 per {100 assessed valuation, 77 per cent of collections. is a decrease of 35 cents as com- In other business, council: pared to 1961. Adopted the state building code Season Council will withdraw $52,000 by reference with three minor from its surplus account, which amendments. > totaled (64,588 at the end of last! Introduced a salary ordinance year. calling for average pay raises Race On Frank C. Hall and Thomas of $200 for borough employees. Tyrel) spent most of the hour- Set April 3 as hearing date for NEWARK (AP) — The long hearing complaining that the he two measures. devastated New Jersey governing body was "doubling indebtedness, borrowing for im- coast, largely spared by provements, and trjmming the yesterday's statewide surplus." • Kennedy downpour of rain and ris- They claimed the town was MRS. JACQUELINE KENNEDY wallet with Indian Prime headed for bankruptcy "with no ing tides, resumed the vast Minister Nehru at Palam Airfield in New Delhi after her place to go but on our knees." digging out operation to- At last year's budget hearing Proposal day. arrival from Rome. The Fir«t> Lady is to make a two Mr. Tyrell also predicted the w«akV tour of India and Pakistan. (AP Wirephoto) The Job of reclaiming the town was "going bankrupt." stricken shore—a race against Dropped time to get ready for the annual GENEVA (AP) - The United $1.5 billion resort trade due with- in two months—was hampered by Board Officers Named States and Britain were reported the heavy rains ahd two-feet- today to have dropped propos- above normal seas. als by President Kennedy for a Garrison Acts in Keansburg Deadlock sweeping international inspection Local flooding stalled and system to safeguard against sec- mired engineering equipment KEANSBURG - Earle B. Gar-thought a junior-senior high Mr. Garrison assured the board ret Russian preparations.for nu- and sparked several electrical rison, county superintendent of school, seventh through 12th that his office and the state De clear weapon tests. fires, buMt was the northern fchoois, last night appointed Mrs. grades, for the borough was anpartment of Education would be HANDSHAKE AFTER LUNCH — U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rutk. right, sayt portion of thl state that felt the A high western source said latest of^ature's blows. Margaret Boyle as president and excellent idea and worthy of available for consultation or as- U. S. and British experts had ad- goodby to Soviet Foreign Miniiter Andrei Gromyko after luncheon at Soviet dele- George G. Johnson as vice presi- further study. sistance in such a study, vised Secretary of State Rusk and gation's villa in Geneva. Between them it U.S. Ambaisador to Russia Llewellyn dent of the Board of Education. British Foreign Secretary Lord Thompson. Man at left it unidentified. Rusk and Gromyko met on conflicting Eait- Freeholders The county superintendent was Home that the President's pro- called upon, to reorganize the posal was Impractical because of Wait positions on Birlin, nuclear testing and disarmament in advance of opening To View Shore board after voting at the reor- Kosene's Checking continued Russian opposition to of 17-nation disarmament conference on March 14. (AP Wirephoto I FREEHOLD - The Mon- ganization meeting Feb. 22 ended widespread foreign Inspection be- mouth County Board of Free- in a tie vote deadlock for both hind the Soviet frontiers. holders will tour the storm president and vice president. At On Boro Attorney Ruslc and Home were reported Equalization damage areas of the county that meeting only eight board to believe the best they can hope Table Released CountyNixesAppeal today. members were present. FAIR HAVEN - Mayor Milton after the .March 27 hearing into to negotiate is an agreement pro- The officials leave Freehold Last night both Jeremiah J. Kosene last night said he is charges of "irregular and , im-viding for some sort of spot FREEHOLD - The county's at 9:30 a.m. The tour starts at Wilson and Mr. Johnson ex- studying ordinances introduced proper" conduct against the in-checks In known testing areas. Board of tuition has released Union Beach Loses Tax Fight Manasquan and will work up pressed objections when Mr. Gar-last year to see if all were first spector, Thomas Carlock. Kennedy recently cited the Its final equalization table for the' coast viewing the damage rison requested nominations. authorized by Borough Council. The charges were brought by need for safeguards against 1982. UNION BEACH - The borough that 75 percent of property sales caused by last week's storm. Mr. Garrison pointed out that Two weeks ago he charged Wil- Mrs. Rose Montesano, 33 Second secret test preparations because It shows a total aggregate has lost its appeal to the county in Unlon'Beach are for residential true value of real property of Tax Board to have the county purposes, and said that because It was his intention to make the liam R. Blair, Jr., borough at- St., in a dispute with Mr. Car-the West was taken, in, by the Flooding was severe along the appointments. He said, however, lock over a building permit he Russians last year, The Soviets $1,633,979,162. use borough tax assessment fig- of this fact revaluation would pro- torney, with being unco-operative ures compiled by the borough's Raritan, Raroapo and Passaic It was his prerogative to choose in failing to prepare an ordinance issued to her tor work done on began a surprise series of nu- The table U used to set duce a "truer" figure. rates for county Uxes. It ap- revaluation firm, Realty Apprais River -v»H«yr III' Wsisle' Mud the method, of Making his deci- to, place the building Inspector her home. <•'•"• ' clear tests while they were stll The county Tax Board decided Somerset Counties. slons. pear* in tabular form on Page al, Inc.— rather than the county's on an annual salary. negotiating In Geneva fer a test however, to stick to its sampling A spokesman for the U.S. t Nominated for the post of pres- ban treaty. assessment figure. method. ident were Mrs. Boyle, John J. Mr. Blair at the time replied According to Mayor William F. Weather Bureau in Trenton said he did not proceed because he Informants said the Russians, The equalization table Is promul that another Inch of rain would Ryan and Mr. Wilson. Nominated Priests Sue In informal talks going on here Rodgers, the decision means that gated annually to determine the for vice president were Charles did not have an authorization Today III "Union Beach will have to pay have made.conditions extremely in preparation for the 17-nation amount of each of the county's serious. Gee and Mr. Johnson. from council. He denied he was 1 more county taxes." being unco-operative. disarmament conference open Washiiigton 53 tax districts must provide for The rain, which measured 2J4 After the appointments Mr. For Injuries Ing tomorrow, stood firm on their The Realty Appraisal total as- county tax purposes. Garrison told the bourd that he sessment came to $17,929,225— inches at Newark Airport, ended Delay Ordinance old position that on-the-spot in By The Associated Presi "The decision means we must last night after falling 18 hours realized that these were difficult spection is no longer necessary which Is $1,833,362 lower than the times and expressed the hope Mayor Kosene last night said, In Air Crash President Kennedy has break- pay county taxej on the higher and 20 minute!. to detect nuclear' blasts. The $19,762,587 total arrived at by theligure, while our state aid will that the appointees would fulfill "If I find one or two ordinances FREEHOLD — Two Catholic fast with Democratic congres- county. The overflowing Passaic and which back up my point, that'll Russians contend that detection be based on the lower assessment Third Rivers flooded streets and their obligations and provide priests who were injured when sional leaders, sends foreign aid The county "equalization" ta- leadership throughout their term be enough." instruments are now so highly message to Congress (12), goe total." Mayor Rodgers com- cellars In Belleville. Brooks developed they can detect nu- ble, used to determine the total, mented. of office. Councilman Robert Matthews the single engine plane in which to National Airport to greet spilled their banks In Orange and clear explosions anywhere. is based on a formula established Clifton. rifts. Boyle, a member of the last night recommended that in- they were passengers crashed In President Ahidjo of the Republii by the state Division of Local board for two years, served as troduction of an ordinance plac- Raritan Bay April 23, I960, filed of Cameroon, gives lunch fo Property Tax. Street flooding was reported in chairman of' the finance com- ing the building inspector on ansuit in Superior Court here yes- Ahidjo and confers with him, Bloomfield, Nutley, Essex Fells, Borough Attorney Patrick J. Subdivision West Paterson, and Totowa. mittee last year. annual salary be deferred until terday. holds White House reception foi McGann, Jr., has advised coun- Mr. Johnson, re-elected to the Index Latin American diplomats. cil that it would be "useless" to In Millburn three buildings board in February, had previous- The priests are Rev. Donald carry the appeal to the stale Tax In Blueberry were evacuated when Rahwav E. Hickey, pastor of Nativity SENATE River water ripped along Mill- ly served 12 years and was de- Allen-Scott Report Conducts memorial service fo Board because of the fact tha feated for re-election in I960. Operation Catholic Church Fair Haven, the county tahle is based nn a burn Ave. and undermined the Amusements late Sen. Andrew Schoeppcl, R structures. Mr. Garrison was queried and Rev. Raymond R. Griffin, Births slate formula. Tract OKd assistant at St. Agnes Catholic i Kan. A small portion of Rt. 46 was briefly on a high school study Slated For Jim Bishop i Mr. Rodfiers Indicated that the EATONTOWN - The Planning for Keansburg. He stated that he Church, Atlantic Highlands. H«l Boyle Foreign Relations Committee governing body will follow the at Board last night approved a mi-washed away in Little Falls. Ve- 7 opens public hearings on Peace rona closed its four elementary The suit, filed by Theodore J. Bridge 1$ ( torney's advise, and will not ap nor subdivision separating one 8-Year-Old Labrecque, Jr., Red Bank, names Corps expansion bill. peal to the state. lot from the Blueberry Farms schools. Mrs. Kennedy Classified , 14 Tides were expected to subside the owner of the plane, Air Taxi Comics II Post Office and Civil Service Court Position tract. KE.YPORT - Joann Lewis, 8, Co., as defendant. Committee hears newspaper pub to normal today, the Weather Bu- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crossword Puzzle IS Mr. McGann «aid the state Su- The lot fares Whalepond Rd., Under Surgery ishers on postal rate bill. and has a house on it. reau reported. Fair weather with P. Lewis, Florence Ave., will be Mr. Labrecque said the priests Editorials _ ( preme Court has recently upheld moderate winds and tempera- BOSTON (AP) - Mrs. Rose admitted to Deborah Hospital, were returning from a religious Herblock I HOUSE the state's formula computation Final approval of the prclim- Ihary site plans of the entire pro- tures was predicted for the next Kennedy, the President's mother, Browns Mills, Monday for a deli retreat and the plane was flying Kitty Kelly ; S Meets at noon. The state figures are derived ;wo days. Movie Timetable It posed Blueberry Farm subdivi- undergoes surgery today at St. cate heart operation, the child's from Idlewild International Air- Commerce Committee holds as a result of property sale The high tide stalled for a Elizabeth's Hospital for correc- mother informed The Register port, New York, to Red Bank. Obituaries I sampling over a two-year period sion was held over pending Board Sylvia Porter ( hearings on communications sa of Adjustment action on a re- :ime filling work in the 150- tion of a hernia. yesterday. Killed in the crash was Dr. tellite. At a hearing before the County fool-wide channel cut through The operation was termed by Radio-Television It Tax Board last month, George quest for a variance for one lot The operation, to close a hole Cornelius Jan Bakker, 55, the Social . ; 11 Ways and Means Committee In the parcel, frontage of which Long Beach Island at Harvey Dr. Roy Heffernan as "moder- in Joann's heart, will be per- Netherlands, one of Europe's Ross, borough assessor, noted Cedars. The U.S. Army Corps of ately serious but not especially George Sokolsky ..:; ( hears Undersecretary of State would be five feet short of code formed March 22. noted atomic scientists. Goldberg on administration's Engineers closed the gap when dangerous." Sports *..... 12-11 requirements. the water receded. Last month, the Register is- The pilot of the plane was Law- Stock Market V 3 trade expansion bill. Dr. Heffeman said tests did not Two Suspects The Planning Board went Into Gov. Richard J. Hughe) an- Indicate any malignancy. sued a call for blood donors for rence J. Orwig, 64 Harding Rd., Successful Investing \ J Labor Department releases de executive session after a brief the child. nounced that (he Army had Mrs. Kennedy, 71. entered the Red Bank. W. S. White V I tailed February job figures. public meeting. Mrs. Lewis said that within closed four of the) five clefts in hospital, in Boston's Brighton Enter Pleas Board chairman Bruce. Mangan he hard-hit island and was work- section, yesterday afternoon for ond day after the Register story said he had "a number of things was printed enough blood had ng on a fifth In the Holgate • checkup. The decision to oper- to present to the body, which irea. ate on a pelvic hernia was made been pledged to take care of her In Robbery would be better discussed in ex- daughter's needs during the oner The Engineers were continuing later In the day. ASBURY PARK-Two of three ecutive session." (See SCHOOL, Page i) Pierre Salinger, President Ken- ation. uspects In an armed jewelry nedy's press secretary, said in "I wish to thank all the donors tore holdup here March I, plead- Washington last night that the for their kindness." she said. :d not guilty in Municipal Court chief executive "is fully informed The child has had the heart yesterday and were held without •bout his mother's condition." condition since birth. bail pending action of the Mon-Fight to Save Four mouth County Grand Jury. The third suspect remains In fair con- jition in Fitkin Hospital suffer- Castro 'Ashamed' ng from a gun shot wound in theStricken Babies jack. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. (AP)-been discharged from the hos- Arraigned upon his release A John Hopkins specialist joined pital. Admits 'Blunders,' Tightens Ration rom the hospital, where he also cams of experts today in the "We are not sure whether so- HAVANA (AP) - Prime Min-revolutionaries. There are thorns md been treated for a wound in dium intoxication'(salt poisoning) ister Fidel Castro, admitting his in the path." lie back, was James V. Maurice, battle to save four critically ill was responsible for these 1-year-old revolution faces se- Castro was unsmiling and his r., 26, "f Miami. babies fed a salt-laden formula deaths," Mover told a news con- rious,' problems, last night an- tone was often bitter as he re- Brought irtto court with Mau- t Binghamtnn General Hospital, ference last night. nounced drastic rationing of food neged on his promise last July ice was John Joseph Vogel, 25, where seven infants have died The cause of the deaths, he •nd other staples and declared: that food rationing In Cuba would f Vincland. a stableman who since Frldny. /as arrested Saturday at Howie said, will not be known definite- "We are ashamed of not fulfilling end toward the middle of this Dr. Lawrence Finberg of the ly until autopsies and laboratory the promises made." year. ace Track, Laurel, Md. tests are completed. Still in the hospital is Angclo lohns Hopkins Medical School Casio blamed the current hard- He said nationwide rationing of iberli, 2li, of Vincland. 'acuity, flew trom Baltimore to Finberg Is an expert in.dialysis, rice and all types of beans—bas- ships on counter-revolutionary Libert i and Maurice wore shot id in the round-the-clock efforts restoring chemical balance to the ic items in the Cuban diet—and T elements and "the brulual eco- y Police Sfit. l\omns Flanagan f physicians and nurses. body. He Joined Dr. John E. Ki- nomic blockade"—the U. S. em-of lard an<| cooking oils will fjc- is they emerged from H. Hyamn Ten babies who ate the for- ey of Albany Medical College in- gin next Monday. bargo President Kennedy or- Son, Jowclry Store, 703 Cook- mula, including the four in crit- directing the teams attempting to dered last month on .shipments to Every Cubnn will be limited to man Ave., using the store owner, ical condition, still wore in the save the four. Cuba of nearly nil American six pounds of rice and l'/j pounds 'avid Hyman, and a sales clerk, j city-owned hospital. Dr. John Ford, chief pedia- Roods except meilicnl supplies. of each type of beans a month, Freda Welsh, as shields. trician at the hospital, said re- But the bearded prime minister lie said. Lard and cooking oils The seven deaths—three Fri- olice said the two had stashed day, three Saturday and one yes-ports were more favorable last ilso admitted that his regime had already been rationed in way about $10,000 In terday—were being investigated night that the infants would sur- had made serious blunders in most of Cuba. CURRICULUM PLANNING — Harold C. Schaible, third from left, supervisory prin- vive. bag but left it behind as police by state. local and hospital au- planning "because we made sub- Caslro said soap, toothpaste cipal of the Henry Hudson Ragional ichool district, yeiterday diicuiied curriculum urrounded the store. tlinrtties. The treatment consists of re- jective analyses." land detergents will go on the ra- moval and replacement of the in- program planning with students who will be ontering the new regional junior-senior allegedly was unilin[> , ,. ., , , , "Tim most serious problem of tilon list in the major cities. The or the pair in the parked Irurki Dr: 7" ?• Mcf.er- ""T','al flints' blood by transfusion. (ho revolution is that of sup- limit will be one bar of toilet high ichool in September. The meetings wort held in Highlands school. In photo, round Ih, corner on Bond Sl.I mo>l'™l director, said one. of the Ford said two of the infants 1 ahl wh n dlCfl iad n0 bccn plies, ' he told the Cubnn pcoplo soap and one box of detergent a left to right, Bradley Van Brunt, school guidance director; eighth grader John Dun- He was identified by Maurice J " , , ' were down to normal sodium In a radin-TV speech. "This prob- month. The three items have long and I.lbertl after extensive police fed the salt formula. (salt) leivels anil the salt levels Itm will put to Iho test the ca-been sc«rce hut not previously can, Mr. Schaible, eighth grader Linda Bender, and Joieph R. Bolgor, Highlands questioning, Police Chief Maurice He said 17 other infants who n the blood of the other two pacity of the revolution and thesubject to controls. ichool principal. Fitzgerald reported. drank the formula since hav* were dropping.
k • . 2-Tuesd*y, Much 13, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER WtoHier Reformed Church Has Wednesday Services KNOW YOUR Mrs. Miller New Jeriey—Mostly {air to- | Births ( COLT NECK — A series of! day, tonight apd Wednesday with GOVERNMENT Chapman Truck Firm Lenten services ire being held Dies at 113 OBITUARIES ipme variable cloudiness. High each Wednesday at t p.m. at the Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers today near SO. Low tonight in Rhrtrvlew Association, 143 E. State St. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly, Reformed Church here. Rev. Breaks Out Investigation he 20s inland and in the mid Trenton 8. N. J. In Florida ANDREW M. RICHARDSON 502 Seagate Ave., Union Beach, Samuel La Penta will use the 30s along the jook of Romans, chapters five HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - Services RED BANK — Andrew M. laughter, yesterday. Richardson, 73, of 45 West Sun- At Menlo Is Ordered coast. High through eight, as the basis for were held here today for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Lastella, People of New Jersey durin( Willii W..IK.r lis sermon series. Ida Miller, 113, formerly of Ea- set Ave., died suddenly yester- MENLO PARK — Sixteen-year' KEYPORT — Borough Council Wednesday in tenterville Rd., Centerville, ;he next few weeks can observ day of a heart attack while driv- old Rick Chapman, arrested last night ordered the building the upper 40s. laughter, yesterday. The group of services will be he disposition of billions of the! tontown, N. J. Burial was is limaxed by a Communion serv- Hebrew Cemetery, there. ing his car on Lincroft-Middle- Dec. 27, on charges of shooting inspector, fire chief, Board of Marine Mr. and, Mrs. Thomas LeBedz, t tax dollars as 1962 local govern- town Rd., Middletown. Health and police department to Cape May to ce Maundy Thursday and a* spe-ment budgets are approved, the! Mrs. Miller, widow of William a Madison Township police ser- 109 Hudson Ave., West Keans- He was bom is Freehold, son investigate complaints made Block Island- ial Good Friday service. state government spending pro- Miller, died Sunday night in a geant and an Old Bridge store- jurg, son, yesterday. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles against the Hopla Trucking Co. Westerly winds gram is whipped into shape and Hollywood nursing home. keeper, escaped early this morn- Monmouth Medical Center M. Richardson, and had lived Perry St. today, tonight the giganitc federal budget is ing from the Menlo Park State . Long Branch here 40 years. He was employed Diagnostic Center, where he had and Wednes- adopted, piece-by-piece, by Con- The complaints were aired by Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Van by the Red Bank Garage, Mon- been undergoing observation. a delegation of residents from day. Velocities YOUR GARDEN gress. Both state end federal irunt, 428 Wells Ave., Oakhurst, mouth St., for 35 years, and for the Perry St. area. increasing t o budgets will provide spending in A statewide alarm issued for ion, yesterday. THIS WEEK the past three years was a groom John R. Rose, 31 Perry St., 5 to 20 knots with some higher the 1962-63 fiscal year. his arrest indicated he may have Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Morris, By Garden Reporter on the Oak Glenn Farm, Middle- stolen a station wagon to help spokesman for the group, said usts this afternoon and averag- New Jersey municipal, school Box 156, Asbury Park, son, yes- College ol Agriculture town. his flight. violations include parking of trail ing 10 to 15 knots tonight and Rutgers—The State Uni- and county budgets are adopted Wednesday. Visibility five miles erday. 1 He was a member of St. Chapman and Gary Weber, 14, !er trucks in the adjacent streets, versity, New Brunswick individually by governing bodies Thomas Episcopal Church. ioise "at all hours of the day and r more. Partly cloudy. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crichton, of the local government units. both of Old Bridge, were arrested Surviving are hit Wife, Mrs. light" in violation of the bor- r., Box 66, Freehold, daughter, However, the net tax impact of1 a few hours after reportedly at- Just off the press at Rutgers, Adah Clinton Richardson; two g anti-noise ordinance, esterday. all three will appear on the 1962 tempting to break into the TIDES in time for your late winter daughters, Mrs. Jessie M. Tilt- locking of streets and building Mr. and Mrs, Bruce R. Phil- property tax billj of each mu-| Browntown Sweet Shop on Rt. (Sandy Hook) study, is a grass-green bulletin, ing of Oklahoma and Miss Ethel mtrances, preventing access by ips, Old Mill Rd., Holmdel, nicipality—a sort of tax "troika" 18. in Old Bridge about 4 a.m. Today — High 1:40 p.m., low 'Your Lawn and Its Care." M. Richardson, at home; two ire and first aid vehicles, other daughter, Sunday. for the local property taxpayer. The boys were surprised, how- p.m. sons, Charles A. Richardson of internal building hazards and cre- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaetano, It tells you just about all you Combined municipal, county and ever, when the owner, Arnold Wednesday—High 2:03 a.m. and Asbury Park and James C. Rich- tion of a dump on the premises. It. 35, Eatontown, daughter, Sun- need to know about making a school property tax levies are Goldman, awoke in an apartment :43 p.m.,. low B:52 a.m. and ardson of Bristol, Va., and four Borough attorney Michael J. day. lawn and keeping it attractive, likely to aggregate $965 million in back of tka store and inves- :02 p.m. "itacked 25,000-high, it's the lat grandchildren. tigated. iarnacle said there also might Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Paxia, this year. (For Red Bank and Rumson est in a succession of lawn bul- The Worden Funeral Home is Mr. Goldman was shot as.he| a zoning use violation because 77 Cooper Ave., Long Branch, Costs of state government will he firm is now using large trail ridge, add two hours; Sea daughter, Sunday. etins, all "best sellers." in charge of arrangement!. stepped out of the store in pur- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long You're welcome to your copy, be decided by the Joint Legis- r trucks whereas in past years Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coffey, lative appropriations Committee suit of the youths. Mr. Goldman Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- 'ree, from the now plentiful sup- JOHN J. QUIGG was able, however, to return to| mailer vehicles were used. 2 Morrell St., Long Branch, which has just gone to work on "I think if we put all four andj bridge, add 40 minutes.) laughter, Sunday. ply, if your home is in New Jer- FREEHOLD - John Joseph thp store and call police. ley. All you have to do Is print the budget recommendations sub- wrough agencies on them we'll Mr. and Mrs. Willie Manley, mitted by the governor. These Quigg, 75, of 8 Lincoln PI,, died Detective Sgt. George Hanson, OMAHA (AP)-Spring was just 'our name and address and :ome up with something," Mayorj 17 Bendix St., Freehold, son, Sun- recommendations call for expen- suddenly yesterday in Fltkin 34, patroling in the area, came! round the corner, but it looked 'Lawn-362" on a card. Hospital, Neptune. upon the fleeing car and halted Charles E. Applegate declared. lay; diture of nearly $222% million for Mrs. Ida Miller md felt like mid-winter today Send the .card to your county Mr. Quigg was born here, son it. As he walked toward the Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, state operations; $2171/4 million Demolition Contract in much of the northern sections agricultural'agent at the Cooper- She was born in St. Peters- of the late Charles and Kather auto, he was shot in the chest. Long Branch, daughter, Saturday. for state aid and nearly $60 mil- r In other business, council 'rom the Rockies ito parts of ative Extension Service office, 20 burg, Russia, and came to this ine Quigg, and was a member The two boys escaped. Mr. and Mrs. Larry N. Herzen- lion for capital expenditures, a warded a $3,550 contract, on 'Jew England. Court St., Freehold, or to Gar- country as a bride. of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Weber was found at 7 a.m. 3erg 101 Beachwood Ave., West total of $500 million, or $29 mil- ow bid, to Emerald Wreckers den Reporter, College of Agricul- Mrs. Miller and her husband Church. Before he retired he huddled in a neighbor's carport A storm, centered In the north-; 606 Pine St., Union Beach, daugh- lion more than the current year's inc.. River Edge, for demolition ture, Rutgers University, New settled in Eatontown long be- was a flagman for the Pennsyl- near his home. He surrendered T7i Upper Great Lakes spread ter, Sunday. budget. Public hearings will be >f the Raritan Inn, a three-story Brunswick. fore the turn of the century. vania Railroad. and identified Chapman, who was now from eastern sections of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cortino, conducted by the appropriations •ooming house at the foot o Lawn's Basic Needs Originally headed for Asbury His wife was the late Wini- picked up a few minutes later he central and northern plains Amboy Rd., Keyport, son, Eatur- committee during the legis- Broad St. The bulletin begins with the Park, the couple was halted by in his home. into the Ohio valley and lower lature's mid-winter recess so that fred Scanlon Quigg. The structure was condemned Great Lakes. Another storm over day. dea that almost everyone can the blizzard of 1888 and had to Surviving, are two daughters, Police said the boys had burg- the annual appropriation bill last year by the building inspec Long Island, carried the snow Mr, and Mrs. John Oakley, 207 have a good lawn without being stay overnight In Eatontown. Miss Mary A. Quigg, at home, larized two other, stores and had will be ready for introduction tor, fire chief and Board ol sastward through New England. Oxford Ave., Fair Haven, «on, a slave to it merely by providing The "overnight" stay extended and Mrs. Daniel Gordaychlk of stolen a car before the Sweet when the state's lawmakers re- Health, and the building owner, Rain mixed with snow fell along Saturday. he basic needs for best grass through 60 years, fanning St., River Plaza; two Shop incident. They were armed turn March 19. A four-page an- Broad Brook Realtors, Inc., Eliz- the southern edge of ths snow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stra- ;rowth. sons, John J. Quigg, Jr., of this with a shotgun, pistol and knife, alysis, showing graphically and Mrs. Miller's husband died 18 abeth, given six months to make belt. son, Friday.- place, and Paul Quigg of Evans- police said. These basic requirements are in brief the spending trends re- years ago at the age of 97. She repairs. niero, 10 East Third St., Keyport, ton, 111., and a sister, Mrs, Frank A blanket of two feet of enow proper liming, fertilizing, mow- flected in this year's 850-page had 12 children, eight of whom Madison Township police said The owner did not comply with Mr. and Mrs. Biambenito Cruz- ing, and watering. If you do these budget message, Is being pub- are still living. Among her 148 Dugan of Neptune. this morning that all available ivas on the ground in some Mid- the directive, and council voted Catalon, 96 Woodrow Wilson things right you're well on the lished by the New Jersey Tax- direct descendants are 41 grand- The funeral will be Thursday police have been summoned to west areas after being hit by an- :o raze the structure. Before Ii Homes, Long Branch, daughter, way to success—maybe the most payers Association in accordance children, 86 great-grandchildren, at 10 a.m. from Mr. Quigg's duty to press the search. Weber other in a series of heavy snow- was ordered vacated, the room Friday. attractive lawn in town. with annual custom. and 19 great-great-grandchildren. home. A requiem mass will be and Chapman had been prose' ing house had some 69 tenants 'alls this winter. (Spring's ar- Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. DILie- The Rutgers booklet repre- Mrs. Miller often said her most offered at 10:30 o'clock in St. cuted in the Middlesex County William Watklns, Sr.; 57 Main rival is March 21.) There was :o, 1324 Locust Dr., Asbury Park, sents the latest writing efforts of In Washington, Congressional treasured possession was being Rose of Lima Church by Rev. Juvenile Court because of their St., was confirmed as a new much blowing and drifting of daughter, Friday. :wo specialists In turf manage- committees are working on the an American. Her family said Paul S. Hammond, curate. Bur- ages, The wounded policeman member of the fire department snow In Nebraska, Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Muc- ment, Dr. Henry W. Indyk and record peacetime high $92'/$ bil- even in old age she was always ial will be in St. Rose of Lima and storekeeper are reported re- Council voted to permit the Minnesota, cio, 473 West End Ave., Long Dr. Ralph Engel. lion budget recommended by the alert. She knew seven languages, Cemetery, under the direction of covering. Mothers' Club to hold tag dayi Adding discomfort to the win- President Jan. 18 for federal gov- Branch, son, Friday. If you're planning to go shop- Very often, her family traveled the W. H. Freeman and Son May 11 and 12. ,ry setting was a fresh batch of ernment expenditures in the fis- Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Lewis, ping soon for lime, fertilizer, seed to Hollywood on Thanksgiving Funeral Home. ( cold air from Canada which sent cal year beginning July 1, next. Patrolman William Pease was 18 Russell Ave., Fort Monmouth, and other lawn-making needs, Day to mark her birthday. Direct temperatures below zero in parts This exceeds the current fiscal reappolnted to a three-year term son, yesterday. it'll pay you to know what the lineal descendants traveled from MISS JANE RYAN Storm of Montana and Wyoming. year appropriations by $3'/$ bil- as constable. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Teterj, awn scientists have to say. as far as California, Texas, FREEHOLD - Miss Jane (Continued) In the northeast, the snow cov- lion. The new budget recommen- 21 Brook Ave., Eatontown, son, Maple 'Bleeding' Georgia, New Jersey, New York Ryan, of 60 East Main St., died red areas from northeastern dations will be translated into a with surveys along the rest of Sayg TiroB 'esterday. and Minnesota to mark the event, suddenly yesterday in her home. New York State and Vermont Not long ago Dr. Spencer H. dozen or more appropriations the coast to determine where Surviving are four sons, Charles Miss Ryan was born here, Have Spotted Storm southeastward to Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. William Robin- Davis, Rutgers plant disease bills for separate consideration they could aid in the restoration. son, I Parmly St., Rumson, specialist, recommended winter Miller of West Long Branch daughter of the late James and In certain phases of the restor Fresh falls measured eight and adoption prior to the begin- WASHINGTON (AP) - The or- daughter, yesterday. pruning of shade trees, mention- clerk of the Monmouth County Mary Ryan, and was a member ation effort, help was coming biting Tiros IV weather satellite inches In Lebanon, N. H. ning of the new fiscal year on Patterson Army Hospital ing that the lawn is less likely July 1, next. The Taxpayers As- "Irand Jury; Nathan Miller of of St. Rose of Lima Catholic faster than it could be used. could have warned of the sea Outside the cold belt, temper- ;o be hurt by walking over Asbury Park, Harry Miller of Church. atures were in the 30s and 40s in Fort Monmouth sociation estimates the tax cost The Atlantic City office of the born storm that hit the Eas' it when the ground is frozen. New York and Walter Miller of Surviving are a sister, Miss other parts of the eastern half Pvt. and Mrs. Harry C. Gon- of the proposed huge federal pro- state Employment Service re- Coast last week if it had been "ailing limbs do less damage, Hollywood; four daughters, Mrs. Katherine Ryan, and a brother, of the nation except for 50s and erman, 16 Crawford St., Shrews- gram to New Jersey Taxpayers ported it had to turn away more n the right place, the head of the too. Edna Miller of New York, Mrs, Carroll Ryan, both at home. than 200 job seekers yesterday. 60s from the lower Rio Grande bury Township, son, Friday. will approximate $4,000,000,000 — U.S. Weather Bureau says. Hannah Rubin and Mrs. Helen The funeral will be Thursday The state Labor Department valley eastward along the Gulf Sgt. 1-C and Mrs. Eustacio But one reader was not con- neatly $640 per man, woman and F. W. Reichelderfer, Weathe Sparber, both of Miami, and Mrs. at 8 a.m. from the W. H. Free- asked, out-of-staters to check coast region Into the central and Reyes, 25 South Broadway, Long vinced. Does the winter pruning child In the state. Bureau chief, told the Housi Fanny Nathanson of Hollywood, man and Son Funeral Home. A with their local labor depart- south Atlantic Coast states. The Branch, son, Friday. advice apply to maple trees, Space Committee yesterday tha too? he asked. The Tax Foundation, a national Among the grandchildren .are requiem mass will be offered ment before coming to the storm- 70s prevailed In southern, Flor- Spec. S and Mrs. John A. Jen research organization, places the unfortunately the satellite wa Because a maple he once Mrs. Walter Reade, Jr. of Nave- at 9 o'clock in St. Rose of Lima scarred area for. Jobs. ida. nings, 195 Newman Springs Rd., total cost of federal, state and over the southern hemlsphen pruned soon had icicles hanging sink River Rd.,, Middletown Church by Rev. John A. Kucker, The state Employment Secur- Som« early morning temper- Red Bank, daughter, Friday. local government throughout the while the storm was brewing i from the wounds and it died the Mrs. Willard Groynum of West pastor. Burial wil} be In St. ity Division opens a special of- the Atlantic Ocean, 300 to 501 atures and conditions: New York Master Sgt. and Mrs. Harold nation at $173 billion. Deal, and Victor Sager of Deal Rose of Lima Cemetery. fice in Ocean City today to re- 43, clear; Chicago 33, snow; Bos- A. Bryan, 14 Gosselln Ave., Fort following year. Did It bleed to miles from the U. S. coast. death? cruit workers, ton 39, rain; Washington 42. Monmouth, daughter, Saturday, D. S. Johnson, head of th No, says Dr. Davis, that ma- State aid to New Jersey's local! LOUIS PABST Gov. Hughes will meet with clear; Atlanta 43, clear; Miam Airman 2-C and Mrs. Arthur L. bureau meteorological satellit ple tree probably died from government, which has been, in- Jury Acquits UNION BEACH - Louis Pabst, -legislative leaders this after- 75, clear; Louisville 41, cloudv; McNeece, Jr., 112 Burlington laboratory, said the disastroui something else. creasing slightly more than $10| 79, of 511 Florence Ave., died noon to see whether a special Detroit 35, snow; St. Louis 36, Ave., Leonardo, son, Sunday. million-a-year over to the past storm was "a dramatic illustra- Callous Forms Sunday in Monmouth Medical emergency session of the state partly cloudy; Minneapolis 28, Fitkln three years, takes a $16 million Red Banker tion of why we are pressing fo Maples pruned from now until Center. Legislature will be called to taki snow; Kansas City 33, snow jump in the governor's budget FREEHOLD - A Monmouth observation at least once a da; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toth, the middle of summer probably Born in Germany, Mr. Pabst up financing of the relief ef- Denver 16, clear; Dallas 43, recommendations to the County jury yesterday acquitted Daum Rd., Engllshtown, daugh- will bleed severely but then had lived here six years.. fort. Hughes has indicated thai all over the earth." clear: Phoenix 49, dear; Seattle lature. Louis T. Kennedy of Shrewsbury He said the Nimbus satellite, ter, yesterday, callous will form. It takes longer Surviving are two daughters, he believes the lawmakers can 41, partly cloudv; San Francisco Analysis of state budget pro- Ave., Red Bank, of charges of wait until next Monday, thi to be launched next year on 48, clear; Los Angeles 51. dear for a callous to form on maples petit larceny and receiving stolen Mrs. Lillian Vanderwerf of Dov- posals for the fiscal year be- er, and Mrs. Mary Geiger of this scheduled reconvening time. polar orbit, will provide such ob- Anchorage 5, snow, and Honoluli pruned in late summer and early goods. j fall. ginning July 1. next, shows that place; 21 grandchildren, and 13 The amount of state and local servations. 69, cloudy. state aid grants will total $2171,4 Assistant Prosecutor John It's useless to apply a tree great-grandchildren. money to be committed on a: Health Hints million or 43 per cent of the Applegate said Kennedy had been wound dressing to maple wounds The funeral will be tomorrow at emergency basis to the cleanu] This is the time of year, in Lent, $500 million budget total. The indicted on a charge of taking task was announced as $5 mil during the spring because the 1 p.m. in the Day Funeral Home, during which we are urged to ex- state aid allocation will be equiv- six tires valued at $85 from a lion by Hughes. The amount o! maple sap pressure is so great Keyport, with Rev. Frederick Buying a House amine our habits for the good of alent to $135 per family of four Cooper St. service station in Mid Boos, pastor of Gethsemane Lu- federal aid to corns has not been Come to think of it, the sap our souls. We might also do the In New Jersey. dletown Dec. 12. specified. that comes from wounds made theran Church, officiating. Burial By VIVIAN BROWN same thing for the good of our Largest allocation in the state In the trial before County Judge will be in Old Tennent Cemetery, The coastal counties — espe- ships may be maintained and in the same maple trees year aft AP Nemfeatures Writer bodies, and for the health and aid side of the budget is for Edward J. Ascher, Kennedy testi- Tennent. cially Cape May, Atlantic, Ocea social life dtveloped — com er year ends up as maple syr- munity houses, clubs? .well-being of others. Moralists up, and there is no apparent school aid, totaling $15414 mil- fied h« never took the tires, nor and Monmouth—sustained an es When a woman puts every lion: in fiscal 1963 as compared Are there playmates for chil- tell us that a good habit is one damage to the tree. was he ever In a position to do REEVES FUNERAL tlmated 580 million in damag spare penny Into » coffee can with $117% million In the fiscal dren? that adds tc—or at least does so. RED BANK - Services for during last week's howling 3-day so that some day savings wil Is the land In an area that at- not endanger—spiritual welfare, year 1959, Included is nearly $107 Kenned.^y wa.._s. represente._r ^d b_Jy Miss Sandra Jean Reeves, 14, of northeaster. Damage to publl add up to the down payment on DUE FOR PAROLE tracts people of your approxi- In the physical order a similar million in direct school aid, upl William Himelman. Red Bank, 67 White Rd., Shrewsbury, who facilities, much of which will bi a house, she can get very dis- TRENTON - Abe Bell of Im 1 mate age? standard applies: Those are good nearly $19 million in Ithe four- died Sunday after a heart oper- repaired with federal aid, ran to couraged when time stretches on laystown, who was sentenced habits which Increase and sus- Dec. 19, 1960, to one to three year period, and nearly $48 mil- JAMES P. MURREN ation in St. Barnabas Hospital, $35 million. and nothing happens, ai a re- If the area ii growing, how lion in teachers pension contribu- tain physical health. Every phase years for breaking and entering Newark, will be tomorrow at 2 Loss of private property ran cent letter tells. much have the taxei risen ii tions, up more than $19 million. EAST KEANSBURG - James of our activity is involved, but with Intent to steal, is scheduled p.m. In Trinity Episcopal Church, to an estimated $45 million. Fed- A woman writes that she has recent years? Is the town takln; P. Murren, 71, Dutchess Ave. special attention should be give to be paroled by the state Parole State appropriations classed as Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, rec- eral grants will not apply to thi! saved for years, but houses keep on lots of debt—new schools, bi; school aid, including pension con died yesterday in Riverview Hos- sector, but certain categories ol road projects, community recre- to our habits of eating, drinking, Board. - pital after a brief illness. tor, will officiate. Burial will be going up, and everything she tributions, will equal $135 perl in Fair View Cemtery, under the"* private loss will qualify proper- ation plans, other plans thai and smoking, and to the tenden Born in Nutley, he was the son needs is out of her price range pupil in the public schools. direction of the Worden Funeral ty owners for long-term govern- would Increase your taxes In thi cles which we follow in driving, NAMED U.S. MARSHALL of the late James T. and Jo- Her children grow and her ex- Another increase is shown in Home. ment loans at 3 per cent interest penses Increase. Should she in- immediate future? exercising, working, and relax- WASHINGTON (AP)-Leo A state aid for health and welfare^ sephine Curran Murren. Mr. Mur- from the Small Business Ad- The fine print on the deed musi ing. N Mault was confirmed yesterday ren had lived here five years an vest the money in land "before 1 projects. These will total nearly ministration and the Farmer! all the pretty land Is gone?" she be read. It might restrict yo Good habits benefit us; bad by the Senate as United States $37 million under next year's pro- formerly lived in Newark. DOOLEY FUNERAL Home Administration. asks. She has seen some land in from building the kind of homi habits hurt us. Good habits leave marshal for New Jersey. posals as compared with $25 mil- A retired carpenter, Mr, RED BANK — Services for Jo- a lovely area but she expects you want or from putting us free; bad habits enslave us. In Mault, 59, of 323 .Delaware lion in 1959. State aid for police Murren was a World War I vet seph M. Dooley, Sr., 88, of 114 that it will all be bought soon where you want it on your prop other words, a good habit Is one Ave., Paterson, has been and fire pensions remains at a eran, and a member of St. Cath- Manor Dr., and his son, William and it will be years before she erty. that you have, and a bad habit is deputy marshal for 20 years. $('/j million level, while aid for erine's Catholic Church here, Vet W, Dooley, 62, of Brooklyn, both Neighbor, Boro of whom died Sunday will be can afford to build. We are at times overwhelmei one that has you. highways declines slightly to erans of Foreign Wars, Nutley, BOYD ON ZONE BOARD held Thursday at 10 a.m. from Sued in Fall Every woman who has yearned] by a picturesque area, and oftei about $16'/$ million. Aid for beach and the Carpenters Union, New Look them over—eating, drink FAIR HAVEN — T. A. Boyd, ark. the Henry McCaddin & Son Fu- for a house will understand how one feels the desire to own sue ing, smoking, driving, exercising, and waterways approximates FREEHOLD - Mr. and Mrs. 19 Princeton Rd., last night was Surviving are his wife, Mrs neral Home, Seventh Ave. and she feels. a spot at any cost. But it Is wisi working, relaxing. Do you control $113 million next year while oth- Albert Hauffman of 33 Drum appointed to the Zoning Board er miscellaneous types of aid Carolyn Scott Murren; two Sterling PI., Brooklyn. A high If it will be years before a to review the drawbacks tha your habits, or do they control mond Ave., Red Bank, filed suil might exist in the garden o: of Adjustment by the Mnvor and total nearly $3% million. daughters, Mrs. Carol Gorman o] requiem mass will be offered at house can materialize, is It wise you? On your answer depend you yesterday in Superior Court enchantment. Council. He replaces Malcolm Cliffwood and Mrs. Patricia New- 10:30 o'clock in St. Augustine's to use her house money this way? health and happiness, and per- Proposed'1963 state aid totals Catholic Church, Brooklyn. Bur- •gainst, their next door neighboi Many people feel that It I: Horton. who was appoinled to port of Columbia; three brothers A purchase of a lot or acreage haps the health and happiness ol compared with those of previous ial will bo in Holy Cross Ceme- and the borough of Red Bank, wiser to save money for a dowi Borough Council last month. Andrew and Albinus Murren ol should be carefully thought out others. years are set forth In the New tery. According to the complaint, especially when It Is surrounded payment on a house so that on Nulley and Charles Murren ol -Michael S. Newjohn, M.D, UNCONTROVERSIAL Jersey Taxpayers Association's Mrs. Hauffman was injured when by undeveloped land. It may look can Judge the community befon Orlando Beach, Fla.; two sisters WASHINGTON (AP) - A reso- annual analysis of the governor's •be fell on the sidewalk of Mr, like a scene from a painting now, pouring money into a house. Mrs. Jennie Kanalcy of Avcnel, MISS CHARLOTTE M. ZAMOW JUVENILE RAMPAGE budget message, now available to and Mrs. Robert West of 40 but how will it look in (he future? If a wise real estate invest lution sponsored by Sen. Huberi and Mrs. Mary LaRue of Nutley, EATONTOWN-Miss Charlotte ORANGE (AP)-EIeven cars taxpayers on request to the as Drummond Ave. ment has been made in land H. Humphrey, D-Minn,, breezed nnd four grandchildren. M. Zamow, 80. of 314 Broad St., One must first investigate (he and two trucks were damaged soclation, 143 East State St. Filed by Edward W, Wise, Jr. however, it could prove on re through the Senate yesterdaj The Ryan Funeral Home, died yesterday in the Hill Top adjacent land. Who owns il? Is as vandals went on a wreck- Trenton 8, N. J. Red Bank attorney, the suit in sale to afford the profit thai without n murmur of dissent. It Kcansburp. is in charge of ar- Nursing Home, Middletown. it zoned for business and indus- Ing spree at Perella's Storage may make a house possible i congratulated the Girl Scouts o: rangements. Miss Zamow was born in New dudes the borough because, i try? A fertilizer plan planned for (iarage, 33 Lincoln Ave,, Sun- some other area. And that I America on their 50th annivcr DeMOLAY SERVICE York City, daughter of the late claims, the Red Bank Shade Trei (he vicinity might not he what day. "It looked like s Junk- Commission planted trees along you desire in your hack yard. worth thlnkinR about also whe sary, MRS. BENJAMIN RICHARDSON Olio A. and Mary Tyrell Zamow. yard," said Joseph Kearoi, KEYPORT — Aberdeen Chap- She had lived here 10 years. the sidewalk, causing it to raisi Hnw far is the land (rom a you are sizing up the value o ter, Order of DeMolay, has an MANALAPAN - Mrs. Lillian describing what he saw when LIBRARY DISCUSSION For more than 30 years, Miss and became a hazard. railroad station? Main highway? the land you anticipate buying. nnunced plans for a DeMolay Richardson, 4.1, of SmitiihurR- he opened the garage to get his FAIR HAVEN — Councilman Zamow wns employed by (he G. Shops? church service to be held In First Manalnpan Rd., died yesterday car. The vandals took $12 from Robert Matthews last night re- P. Putnam Co., New York City. What docs il cost to dig n well Presbyterian Church in Matawan. in Fitkin Hospital, Neptunr. a cash register. Once In oortcd that the municipal build Surviving is n sister, Mrs. Wil- In the area, and what is the av- The service, scheduled for Sun- She was born in Millstone 2 Tennis Courts through * side door, they were ing study committee will meel liam J. Brown, with whom she erage depth fnr hilling water in day, will begin nt 11 a.m. Township, daughter of thp late able to start the cars with the with the Library Board tomor- lived. (he vicinity? After Operation the chapter will celebrate its John and Margaret Dergcn. Are Authorized keys left by drivers who had row night to discuss the Inclusion The funeral will be Thursday How much would It cos! to I4lh anniversary, and the 43d an-j Surviving is tier husband, Hen- BOSTON (AP) - Th* Earl n: rented the parking space. of a public library in the muni- at 8:30 a.m. from the Pflcger clear (he land, put In topsoil nnd nlversary of the Order of DeMo- jamin Richardson. FAIR HAVEN - An ordinance Avon, 64, the former Drltlsl cipal building. Funernl Home, New Monmoulli, landscape? How available nre lay this week. Tlie W. H. Freemnn nnd Snn appropriating $11,500 for the con- Prime Minister Anthony F.rlen, followed nt !) o'clock by a hiph fins, electricity, telephone serv- JOIN SEWER STUDY Funeral Home, Freehold, Is in struction of two tennis courts a was convalescing today at New PURCHASE~CATTLE requiem mnss In St. Marv's Cath- the Fisk St. Youth Center was ice? England Baptist Hospital afte FAIR HAVEN — Mayor and PETERBOROUGH, N. If. - charge of arrangements. Council last authorized send KENNEDY HOST olic Church. ISurinl will be In adopted last night by Borough If a car breaks down, how does removal of a benign (non-can Harold Clapp & Sons, Ontario Mt. Olivet Cpmrtery. Council. one arrange to have it repaired? cerous) growth from his chest. ing $600 to the Regional Sewer Canada, were recent buyers of WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- PATENT ISSUED Study Committee for a feasibility Councilman Jesse V. McIIrnt Towed? A bulletin issued after the op- registered Guernsey cattle in the dent Kennedy will be host to NEW MONMOUTH — Patrick CAH 1 OF TIIANKH study of a reginnnl sewerage sys- voted against the measure. He Arc Iherc people who can as- eration yesterday by Dr. Her- United States, according to the Lntin American diplomats at a P. McCall, €0 Maplewood Dr., We «! naid he favors the tennis courts, sist with odd |obs — plumbing, bert D. Adams' of the Lnhcy Clln tem. American Guernsey Callle Club, White House reception late this ami Byron G,' Spars, Madison. urn! r tlktlvrn who n twiy way off«rrrt but opposes "the piecemeal meth ploughing, roof repairs? c idescrlhed Lord Avon's condl Four head were purchased from afternoon. The reception marks Wis,, have been issued a US I^nlh ot my
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DENNIS THE MENACE Ocean Ave. "Resolution $~TW«jr, MuA U 1962 Accountants RED JBA3JK 8£C1ST£E Executives Take Teachingjobs Received in Trenton FAIR HAVEN— The ,M»yor TOURS J4BRARY NEW YORK (AP) - A still wise have operated to tighten • Michigan State University pro- To Hear and Council last night acknowl- MIDDLETOWN '— Mrs, Fred business-academic world ties, and fessor of management was quoted small but growing trickle of edged receipt of letters from . Avers' first grade class at the to broaden contacts greatly. as saying. He had been assistant executives is flowing,from execu- Gov. Richard J. . Hughes, the ttver Phza School recently budget director to Slick Airways Strickland tive suites to college teaching Variety oi Reasons State Highway Department and risked'the'public library. until last year. obs. A wide variety of reasons are WEST LONG BRANCH — The Assemblymen Alfred N. Beadle- Mrs. Joy Socoldiik, librarian, given by executives who make Most executives-turned-teachers North Jersey Shore Chapter of ston and Clifton T. Barkalow. showed the children the facilities The new trend has made a the switch. have to bone up in the classroom the National Association of Ac- two-way street of a road until The letters were acknowledge- and how to use them. Parents The comparative freedom of or even take advanced degrees countants will have its monthly ments o( receipt of a resolution accompanying the children as recently traveled by college and university life and relief from ul- before the transition is complete. technical meeting at Josephs university faculty members lured from the governing body request' taperones were Mrs. George tra-high pressure living were Otherwise, they "run out of Restaurant, next Tuesday. ing the highway department to 3rons, Mrs. A. C. Fontaine, to posts in industry, often by material too soon," says Ernest cited by ex-businessmen faculty The speaker will -be Joseph E. widen Ocean Ave. to four lanes fin. M. L. Geneva, Mrs. Gerard much better pay. C. Arbuckle, who resigned as an members at the University of Strickland, manager of govern- from Joline Ave, in Long Branch Letlieri and Mrs. P. C. Schwi- Part of the reason is that many assistant vice president of W. R. Alabama and the University of ment contract services of Price through Sea Bright to Sandy Knland. schools are working harder to re- Iowa. Grace Co. three years ago and Waterhouse & Co.,' whose sub- Hook—site of a new state park. cruit faculty prospects from the "I felt I needed an intellectual now is dean of the Stanford Busi- ject will be "The Businessman business world, Wall Street retreading," said Harold H. Wein.i ness school. and Defense Contract Costs and STAMP CLUB MEETING Journal found in a survey. Exe- Profits." ,,,' cutives approaching retirement .RED BANK — The Monmouth WALTERS Faces Hearing For the* past 19 years; Mr. are a favorite target. Awards Are County Philatelic Society will s Strickland, a'certified public ac- meet Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in Modest but more attractive sal On Drunk Driving countant, lias spent a major part the borough hall. The Central aries than those of a few years OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Neal Presented of his time in the field of govern- • CURTAINS ago are a factor. Salaries on ment contracts, both from the New Jersey Federation of Stamp Jamison, 20, of Hi Sampson PI., FAIR HAVEN - "Islands of some campuses now run to $20,000 standpoint of the businessman Clubs will be the society's guests. • DRAPERIES Long Branch, was charged with the World" was the theme of the and more. and the government. He has au- recent meeting of Cub Pack 24. drunk driving after the car he ( thored, articles and given lectures • BEDSPREADS Side benefits are also a- factor. Den 2 was judged the best den ARRIVES IN GERMANY was driving struck a telephone on government contracts. He is MANNHEIM, Germany - Pvt Consulting Work of the month. pole on Garven Ave. Saturday at a member of many professional Joseph H. Bennett, 22, son of • FANCY LINENS Awards were presented to: At Stanford University In Palo 11.25 p.m. He is free'in $250 bail, societies, Including the National Robert J. Bennett, 788 Hillside Alto, Calif., for example, business Douglas Jerolamon, Robert Association of Accountants. pending a hearing in Municipal Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N. J. • Drapery Hardware school professors are allowed one Coddington, Robert Layton, Mark recently arrived in Germany and Court Thursday. The North Jersey Shore Chap- day a week for corporation con- Allison, Garry VomLehn, is assigned to the 81st Ordnance He was examined by Dr, John ter of the NAA,'which now has sulting work to supplement aca- Thomas Stevens, Deke Dusinber- Battalion. demic pay, the Journal found. Malta, Wanamassa, who pro- re, Robert Vetterl, Kenneth Oai- 91 members, holds monthly tech- WALTERS nounced him unfit. to drive. !i, Thomas FieM, William Casler, nical meetings at which a guest A mechanic in the battalion's Stanford's business college has The driver was taken to Fitkin Robert Fleckles, Richard Stout, speaker presents a talk on a sub- 533d Ordnance Company, Bennet 47 Broad St., Rtd Bank pounds of milk, 517 pounds of fat, 11 ex-businessmen on its staff, 305-2X M. E. and with an aver- Hospital after the accident, Warren Diggins, Charles Young, ject of interest to accountants. entered the Army in August, 1961, Gold Star ( up from five.four years ago. and received basic training at 179 •r*dway,Lmg iraaeh age classification for 53 cows of examined, and found not to be Thomas Matthews, Robert'Clark The University of Chicago pays injured. The car he was driving Fort Dix N. J. 84.3 per cent. and David Strack. TO BUY TRACTOR-MOWER Cattle Prize To win a Gold Star Guernsey 50 per cent of tuition costs for belonged to his sister, Paula K. FAIR HAVEN - Mayor and Breeder Award, a herd must also faculty members' children. The Jamison, of the same address, Council last night voted to adver- meet rigid health requirements U. of C. business faculty has 14 It was towed away from the It pays to advertise in The tise for bids for a tractor lawn To Wardell and an applicant for the award men with business experience, up scene with its front end &, total Register.—Advertisement. mower. wreck, according to police. PETERBOROUGH, N. H. - must be an active member of 'rom "only a couple" a few years BANKING Clifton J. Wardell, owner of War- both a State Guernsey Associa- igo- dell's Farms, Freehold, N. J., tion and the American Guernsey The Journal quoted a spokes- ST. PATRICK'S DANCE has been named a Gold Star Cattle Club. man for a national professional LEONARDO — The Leonardo First Aid Squad will hold a St. l*t HI It your laving!, docking, borrowing and wf» . _ Guernsey Breeder for 1961 by the Wardell will receive a special society of professors as attribut- Patrick's Day Dance for the bene- liaodquorttn. B«i» of oil, bank in Juat »iw atsp of your'ar, American Guernsey Cattle Club certificate from the American ing the new trend to close links •I our drivi-in window], now M oil 8 cfficti. here. This Is the second straight Guernsey Cattle Cub in recogni- fit of the squad Saturday at 8 with business fostered by colleges p.m. in Ridgewood Inn, Mon- year Mr. Wardell has won this tion of his Gold Star Guernsey in recent years. award. Breeder Award for 1961. mouth and Ridgewood Aves. A Jlilorj park • KM Many schools have set up spe- corned beef and cabbage dinner Bank • Manai4a&a Wardell met all of the'require- cial business-oriented units, in- will be served. Larance Swartz • North Aittirr HUFFMAN c*? B0YIE Fark • Fair Bares ments for this award during the cluding business research and and his orchestra will provide • Hilmdel past year. Some of these were 795 Visits industrial relations bureaus, com- the music. On the committee arei that all Guernseys over eight puter centers and the like. Frank Kuhl, chairman, John A. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM months of age owned by the farm Stepped up bids for financial Wankel, Michael Reilly, John at Tian .1 Cnllnnt Santo* were registered or birth reported, Are Made support from corporations like- Leonard and Kenneth Bottlno.' Jf(mb«r federal Deposit iMWamc* Corj.. that the herd included at least Rt. 35 Circle, Eatonlown—Liberty 2-1010 10 registered Guernsey cows with production records made official By MCOSS during the year with at least 75 MIDDLETOWN — Monmouth per cent of them home-bred, that County Organization for Social the herd was on official AR or Service public health nurses HIRTDHIR Test with a lactation made a total of 795 visits in iverage over 10,300 pounds of February, Miss Kathryn Cooper, milk or 500 pounds fat, 305-2X M. iupervisor, reported yesterday. E., and that 80 per cent of the eows with official records com- Of the total, 395 were nursing pleted during the year were clas- visits and 400 health guidance sified with an average score for visits. th«£ group of 82.5 per cent or bet- Other visits included: ter. Maternity, 111; new born, 73; Infants, 37; pre-school, 46; school The production summary of age, 3; adults, 53; tuberculosis, Wardell's herd showed 54 cows with 54 records averaging 11,549 47; orthopedic, 25; mental health 2; state hospital, 1; cancer, 34 -ADVERTISEMENT- .cardiac, 37; diabetes, 11; other diseases, 31S. FALSE TEETH Health Center Clinic attendance included: Prenatal clinics, 37; That Loosen infant and pre-school confer- Need Not Embarrass ences, 52, and chest clinics, 16. Many wearm of f»l«» teeth hive Miss Cooper noted the nurses guttered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wob- traveled 2,869 miles in carrying bled at Just the wrong time. Do not out their monthly visiting pro- llvo In tmr of thli happening tosou. Juat ipriakle a little FASTEETH, gram. • • the alkaline (son-acid) powder, on Tour plates. Bold false teeth more irmly, so they fed more comfort- No problem finding tenant! able. Does not sour. Checm "plate edor breath". 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New Jersey Mountain-top Jetport? News Briefs New Morris County Plan Pushed TRENTON (AP) - The pro-, to b;uild runways and other facil- ferred the plan to the port au- By Tho Associated Press motors of a jetport in northern ities. He estimated it might -cost thority, which rejected the lite a little less than the $220 million on grounds it would be closed LAKEHURST - A sailor was ORANGE-Mn. Grace De- Morris County planned today to seek grass-roots support after price tag put on the Great Swamp down by low ceilings most of struck and killed by an automo- MegUo, about 75, burned to failing to convince Gov. Richard airport. the time. Auerbach disputed this bile early yesterday as he and death yesterday in her home at J. Hughes. The airport would be at an and said the port authority based a companion were hitchhiking 111 South St. when her clothes it on invalid assumptions. back to the Lakehurst Naval Air caught fire while she was cook- Harold M. Auerbach of Nor- altitude of 1,000 feet above sea level. Auerbach said it would He asked Hughes to authorize Station. The accident occurred ing police said. The body was walk. Conn., who conceived of be clear of all obstacles and a state study of the weather con- In a driving rain on Rt. 70 at the found by Lulgl Centrello of M5 the "jetport on a mountain top." outlined his plan to Hughes yes- would make the safest jetport in ditions on Bowling Green Moun- Whiting cutoff. Police said Ern- Mechanic St., nephew of the terday. the world. tain, but Hughes refused on est S. Martin, 24, of Dunbar, Pa., victim, when he arrived (or a He said he had proposed the grounds it would be inconsistent was hit by a car driven by How- visit. A spokesman for Hughes said jetport to former Gov. Robert B. with his opposition to a jetport In ird D. Cranmer, 42, of Whiting. afterwards the governor stands by his campaign platform plank Meyner a year ago. Meyner re- Morris County. Martin's companion, Raymond G. PATERSON—George Hickman, opposing any jetpor[ In Morris Dlckerson, 23, also stationed at 39, or 529 E. 23d St., charged with County. the Navy base, was not injured. armed robbery and threatening Auerbach said he thinks the op- to kill, was ordered held 24 hours position to a Morris County jet- Question Dual Role HACKENSACK - State Sen. for further questioning at his Mu- port is centered on the Port of Pierce H. Deamer, Jr., R-Ber- nicipal Court arraignment yester New York Authority's suggestion gen, plant to Introduce a bill of a site in the Great Swamp area day. Hickman, allegedly armed NEW OFFICERS — Pictured are the new officers of the Lincroft Republican Club to stiffen penalties for young with a rifle, commandeered' a of Morris County, He said his Of Board Secretary motorists who drive after drink- cab March 9 and drove to the who plan "a vigorous campaign to make voters avMre of conditions in the fifth and proposed jetport on Bowling Ing. The Deamer Bill would Green Mountain would be al home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 19th voting districts." Seated are Mrs. Nathan S. Beekley, corresponding secretary, RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The G. Weigand, township road su- amend the present statute to most 20 miles north of the Great Strysko, Bellair Ave., Fair Lawn. left, and Mrs. Alan P, Stess, recording secretary. Standing, left to right, are John conflict of interest question has perintendent also serving as a give municipal magistrates au- Sw.amp and presents a far dif- Police said he threatened to kill cropped up again. This time it member of the Zoning Board, thority to revoke driving prlv- their son, Theodore, 28, whom he Demko, treasurer, George W. Biessman, president; Peter Bail, outgoing president; ferent situation. concerns the secretary of the and William Cahill being secre- Iliges of motorists under 21 accused of interfering with his Alan G. Speck, first vice president, and John Kay, second vice president. 'Space' Industry Zoning Board of Adjustment al- tary to the Planning Board while years of age who consume or life. Both men worked at the Auerbach said his plan goes so serving as a member of the a member of the Zoning Board knowingly possess alcoholic Continental Can Co., Paterson. much further than a jetport, beverages while In a motor ve- Hickman held the cab driver, board. Mr. Weigand has resigned from Planned by flTavy which would create 134,000 new tho Zoning Board and Mr. Cahill hicle. The Mil would also sub- Louis Nigri and the Stryskos at jobs. He said he Is proposing an At the direction of Albert G ject to the same penalty any rifle-point after forcing his way Masch, chairman, after a closed is no longer secretary to the 'aerospace" industrial park to Planning Board. youth, other than the driver, into the house, police said. The create 250,000 to 500,000 new jobs discussion by board members, an who is a passenger In, and re- younger Strysko was not at home. School for Porpoises interpretation of the statutes Is Mr. Iverson says he will "fol- In an area that was once an low through" on hla Interpreta- sponsible for, the motor vehicle Hickman waited 15 minutes, then iron mining center, but is now being sought from Alfred T. Hen- POINT MUGU, Calif. (AP) - Bulldozers have scooped out the tions. at tin time of the offense. The [ordered Nigri to drive him back almost totally uninhabitated. nessy, Jr., township attorney, to Paterson. He, allegedly took Porpoises — or more accurately, basin and cables have been laid with regard to one person hold- The Zoning Board has also present motor vehicle laws sub- People of the Great Swamp ject any youth under 21 to a J14 from the driver, forced him bottle-nosed dolphins — have tor the cameras and microphones ing the two posts. asked Mr, Hennessy to check the turned out to be^ so bright the which will record the porpoises' area are opposed to the jetport feasibility of having a court fine of $50 or Imprisonment for out of the car and drove off, He The two positions are held by Navy's going to send six of them speed and speech. because they feared jets more stenographer attend all board SI days, or both, if he Is found was arrested after abandoning Fred F. Iverson, who was reap- to school. hati they desired new jobs, Auer- meetings as ii done in Long guilty of the offense. Deamer the cab in East Paterson. The only thing lacking now is pointed to the board Jan. 1, I960, bach told newsmen. He said peo- Branch. says he believes his bill would They'll start in an underwater the porpoises. They haven't been ple of northern Morris desire jobs for a five-year term. The secre- In connection with a court reduce traffic accidents Involv- kindergarten — a 50-foot diame- caught yet. more than they fear jets. tary's position Is under Civil stenographer, the costs would be ing youths who drive to New ter pool now being built beside Service. Auerbach said he thinks the passed on to the appellant by an York State to take advantage Set $2.60 lagoon at this headquarters of state should acquire the land on Mr. Iverson was an unsuccess- of that state's lower drinking the Pacific missile range. increase In application fee or by Commuters' the Sussex-Morris County border ful Republican candidate for a sliding scale for residential, age, which Is 18. In New Jer- Here the sea-going mammals north of Lake Hopatcong. It could township committeeman in Nov- commercial and industrial appli- sey, the minimum age at which Tax Rate will be taught to count, fetch, lease the jetport site to the port vember, 1959. He was defeated cation. one may buy a drink in a bar tow objects under water and, Suggestions authority and release the other by the present mayor. Philip J, Is 21. At Keyport hopefully, even talk. land for industrial use. Blanda, Jr., for a. two-year term While they're learning, Navy Arsenal Nearby on the governing body. GUTTENBERG—A man, who KEYPORT - Borough Council, scientists will be learning, too. Are Asked The site is ideal for a rocket The controlling faction of the Offer New police said broke into Lenny's LITTLE SILVER - Council- research and manufacturing cen present zoning board are ap- Tavern early yesterday, was shot by unanimous vote, last night James C. Hagcrty The Navy wants to know how man August E. Roemer, chair- ter that could become a comple- pointees of the Blanda Democrat- and killed by a bartender who adopted its 1962 municipal budg- porpoises can swim so fast — up Contracts To man of the Municipal Public Serv ment to Cape Canaveral In Flor- ic administration. sleeps on the premises. The et, totaling $690,956. to 40 miles an hour — how they ice Co-ordinating Committee, re- ida, he said. He noted that Pica- According to Mr. Iverson's in- shooting victim was not identi- Talk at Post communicate with each other, There were no objections to the ports that he wilt attend a supper tinny Arsenal and the Reaction terpretation of the statutes there 14 Teachers fied immediately. Police gave the and how their prey-spotting so- fiscal schedule during the public meeting tomorrow with Commis- Motors Division of Thlokol Chem- is no conflict by holding the two following account: Butler Wilson, nar works. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The hearing. By Hagerty sioner Dwight R. G. Palmer of ical Corp. are nearby. positions and lie has cited two 25, a bartender who sleeps at the Answers to these questions Board of Education last night the state Highway Department Auerbach said the top of Bowl- recent similar situations which tavern at 6717 Bergenline Ave., Based on 100 per cent ratio as could lead to torpedoes and sub- sent out contracts to 14 teachers and representatives of other com- ing Green Mountain could be were not questioned, heard someone jimmying a side sessment, borough auditor Jas- On Thursday marines now envisioned only in and its new superintendent, muting organizations, for prelim- sheared off, with the stone used He made reference to Robert door early today. Wilson got his per Johnson estimated the over- science fiction. And who knows George H. Wuesthoff. FORT MONMOUTH - James inary discussions pertaining to gun and-surprised the man near all tax rate of $2.60 per $100 as- what else scientists will learn, Salaries for the teachera to- C; Hsgerty, former President the public hearings on the annual the cash box behind the bar. Po- sessed valuation. once they start talking with por- taled $90,600, an increase of Dwlght D. Eisenhower's press pofses? •- • - -v4 railroad service contracts for the (6,425 for the combined pro-rated lice said the burglar then picked Because the ratio last year secretary from 1952 to I960, wili 1962 fiscal year. Two New Board salaries received by these fame up a garbage can, tossed It was 1B.8 per cent, Mr, Johnso Belief that poroplses can be speak Thursday night at the taught to speak arose from ex- teachers in 1961-62. through a window and jumped declined to make rate compari March dinner-meeting of Fort The hearings themselves will out. Wilson fired at him and the sons, but said this year's rate periments with a young female be held March 21 (Central Rail, Each of the teachers offered Monmouth Chapter, Armed Forc- named Notty, who died a few man dropped dead, as he reached represents a decrease. road of New Jersey) and March Members Sworn In a contract received a raise. The es Communications and Electron- months ago. Notty learned to board adopted a new salary guide the corner. . *• ' The amounts to be raised by ics Association, at Gibbs Hail (22 (Pennsylvania Railroad). recognize the words "ball," ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - George M. Bergstresser. Other in November providing a $400 In- taxation are: Officers' Club. Mr. Roemer urges persons hav- WILMINGTON, Del. - Mrs. "hat," "ring" and "stick," and Christopher Travis, Jr., and Al- members of the administrative crease in the minimum level in For schools, $406,909; for mu Mr. Hagerty, formerly a New ing suggestions or comments with Mary S. Pry, 44, of Suburban to fetch these items on voice committee are Mrs. George B, all degree categories and a $300 nicipal purposes, $227,695, and for1York Times reporter) was ap- reference to the improvement of bert R. Quackcnbush were sworn Bellemoor, committed suicide command. McCallum and Edward J. Caputo. boost in the minimum for non-de- county tax $120,000, totaling! pointed American Broadcasting railroad service to notify him by in last night as members of the by jumping off the Delaware Porpoises apparently commun- Other committee appointed by gree teachers. $754,605, an over-all decrease of Company vice president in charge writing to the Municipal Public -Memorial Bridge yesterday, icate with each other by means ol Board of Education, Mr. Walder were: Mr, Wuesthoff, upgraded from $17,655 as compared with last of news, special events and public beeps they make with the blow- Service Co-ordinating Committee, Philip 1. G. Qulgley, Delaware The two men were appointed to Athletics, insurance and grade school principal to a posi- year. . affairs Jan. 23, 1961. holes in the tops of their bulging Box 192, Red Bank. medical' . examiner, reported. the board Feb. 26 to fill the -Mrs. Charles W, Lescher, Mr. tion of superintendent under the Council will "save" $71,000 in The subject of his talk Thurs- heads. coming year's kindergarten* Her body, was recovered from day night will be "News Report- vacancies caused by the resigns Quackenbush, Dr. Milton J. the Delaware River opposite the tax levy (this calendar year) by While Notty was alive, scien- 'Doodlebug' Clark; buildings and grounds- through-sixth grade arrange- changing its method of raising! ing in the Current World Situa- ions of Andrew J. Duncan and ment, was offered a contract call- Atlantic City Electric Co. plant tists began recording these sounds George M. Bergstresser, Mrs, school taxes from a school year tion." Col. Murray A. Little is and duplicating them in an ef- Hit by Truck Edward H. Gunderson. ing for the same salary he now en the New Jersey side. Bridge chapter president. Lescher. Mr. Travis; edu- to a calendar year. fort to converse with Notty in receives, $8,650. police said the woman, a moth- Born In Plattsburg, N. Y., Mr. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - The Mr. Travis Is the district en cation—Dr. Clark, Mr. Caputo, her own language. S Vacancies er of two children, apparently Use Surplus Hagerty attended Blair Academy, Doodlebug, a one-car Penn- gineer for Thomas Industries Mrs. Winters; finance—Mr. Capu drove across the bridge to the Despite her achievements, Not- sylvania Railroad train which New York City an electrica to, Mr. Travis, Mr. Quackenbush; Dr. Carleton M. Saunders, pres- Another major factor in keep- Blairstown, and Columbia Univer- ty was a disappointment to Navyj New Jersey side, turned around operates between Red Bank and equipment manufacturing firm personnel—Mrs. Winters, Mr, ent superintendent, advised the ing the municipal budget down sity. Later, as political reporter scientists. She wasn't very fast and was driving back to Dela- Trenton, was hit by a panel Mr. Travis has been a resident ol BeYgstresser, Mrs. McCallum; board that five teaching vacan- was council's decision to with- for the Times, he covered many 1—16 knots was her best recorded! ware. She stopped the car, left truck at Hurley Pond Rd. yes- he borough for five years and public relations—Mrs. McCallum, Included among the raises for draw $150,000 from its surplus election campaigns including that speed in captivity. And there were| the motor running and jumped of Wendell Willkie for the presi- terday at 6:30 p.m. has three children in the loca' Mrs. Lescher and Dr. Clark. cies still remain, account of $275,357. Last year, rumors she wasn't too bright as non-teaching positions was a $300 over the railing about 100 feet dency in 1940. Only the engineer and con- grade school. The first named in each in- only $45,000 was taken out of sur- porpoises go. boost for Mrs. Elizabeth Collins west of the New Jersey tower, ductor were aboard, state po- Mr. Quackenbush is a partner stance Is the committee chair- plus. He was appointed former Gov- But perhaps she was bored and board secretary, to $2,300. police added. Nine ether per- ernor Dewey's press secretary In lice at the Howell Barracks in the Van Pelt & Son Agency, man. Reserve for uncollected taxes lonely. The board hired a new teacher sons have jumped to their 1943. Me joined the Eisenhower said. The engineer was Identi- Inc.r~~Ncw "Monmouth. He has is $105,644, a decrease of $5,000. Notty was always kept by her- last night, - Mrs. Ruth B. Law- ..deaths from the bridge since it staff in 1952, and was later ap- fied as Leon Dangler, 44, of Ived in the borough eight years Debt service is $19,395, as com- self in a special tank at Marine- rence, Hill Rd., to teach first was opened In August, 1831. pointed press secretary. Among Rlverview Ter., West Belmar. and has-a daughter in the high pared to $20,846 last year. land in Los Angeles. The Navy grade at a salary of $5,050, his gchievements as White House school. Propose 33c According to Mayor Charles E. didn't want her picking up the Trooper Robert Courad said The board awarded three sets NEWARK-Three Newark men press secretary was the opening the truck was driven by Joseph Later In the meeting Mr. Tra were arrested yesterday by Se- Applegate, the budget provides horn-tooting, basketball-playing of contracts which had been put up of the presidential news con- [tricks of her show - business Dufour, 30, of Jackson Town- vis was named head of the cafe- Tax Drop cret Service agents on charges of small salary increases for all full- ferences to coverage by television out on bid. time borough employees, includ- cousins. ship, Ocean County. He told teria committee and Mr. Quack Most important of these was conspiracy and the possession and radio. police he applied his brakes at ing policemen. Notty's successors won't have a enbush head of administrative for renovation of the electrical and passing of counterfeit $20 Mr. Hagerty Is married to the At Matawan chance to get lonesome, with six the crossing, but they failed to committee for the year by Ed- system in the school, awarded to bills. The men are: Emil Farese, Appropriation for the First Aid former Miss Mariorie Lucas of MATAWAN - Public hearing of the 200-pound, six-footers in a hold. ward G. Walder, board president. C F. Clark, Co., Red Bank, for 35, of 319 Ferry St.; John J. Ras Squad has been Increased from New' York City. They have two pond not much bigger than a The truck hit the side of the Serving on the cafeteria com- on the proposed (310,692 municl $2,750. poli, 39, 278 Walnut St., and An $3,000 to $5,000. sons, Roger and Bruce, both serv- pal budget will be tonight at 8 gelo Romeo, 36, 104 Highland backyard swimming pool. southbound train near the front. mittee with Mr. Travis will be All but a small portion of the A deferred charge total of $20.-ing In the U. S. Marine Corps. Winters o'clock in borough hall. Ave. The bills were made in a The pond is almost completed. No one was Injured. contract for general school sup- 2S3 is set aside for 1961 tax ex- The Hagertys live in Eastchester, The spending schedule, an in- small job printing shop in Union plies went to Peckham, Little & emptions for senior citizens. N. Y. crease of $35,24!), will produce an City in I960. Co., Inc. The firm received estimated tax rate of 68 cents per $1,490. Kurtz Bros. Co. received $100 assessed valuation, an in- TRENTON-The state Labor an order for $22.93. Englewood School Report crease of 13 cents. Department has' announced that Custodial supplies contracts to- New Jersey's retail food price The over-all tax rate. Is esti- aling $1,321 were divided among Index rose .51 per cent In Janu- Cites 'Racial Imbalance'' mated at 12.64. a decrease of 33 :even different companies. ary, reaching 272.2, compared cents, with $1.50 for school pur- The board approved a trip to with a base of 100 established ENGLEWOOD (AP) — A con-j Conflict flared into the open six poses, a drop of 44 cents, and 46 New York City March 28 for the for June, IMS, prices. The La- dition of racial imbalance harm- weeks ago when the school board cents for county tax, a decrcasej freshman class. The class will visit the Metropolitan Museum of bor Department said prices of ful to both white and Negro pu announced that the report on the of two cents. fats and oils In January In- schools was not ready. At the Art and see the Broadway musi- pi Is exists in Englewood's ele The school tax reduction was cal, "Camelot." creased 1.73 per cent, fruits and same time the board denied ap- mentary schools, a report re- brought about by conversion of Tho board will meet Monday vegetables 1.56 per cent, meats plications by nine Negro children leased last night by the school he district (Matawan Borough with Vogelbach & Baumann, con- 1.28 per cent, canned and fresh for transfer from the Lincoln Ele- board said. . and Matawan Township) from a sulting heating engineers, to dis- fish, .71 per cent, and bever- mentary School, which is S8 per :onsolidated to a regional system The report, prepared by the cent Negro, to a predominantly cuss the firm's detailed survey of ages and chocolate .17 per cent. with division of operational costs he school's heating system. Price declines were recorded Englewood school superintendent white school. . apportioned on a pcr-pupil basis. The board Is considering an for eggs, 1.14 per cent, cereali and three expert consultants, de- • An all night sit-in at City Hall, In the municipal budget, oper vcrhaul of the system and plans and bakery products .91 per clared that unless steps are taken resulting in the arresl of 15 dem- ational costs total $251,680, nn in-]to lake funds from surplus if an cent, sugar and sweets .12 per to remedy the imbalance, "un- onstrators, followed the board's crease of $35,065, and the reserve!economically feasible plan can be cent, and dairy products .04 rest, struggle and violence" action. Subsequently a suit was 'or uncnllected taxes is set at worked out. , per cent. probably will continue In this filed in V, S. District Court in community of 26,000. Newark charging that Englcwoodi $59,011, an Increase of $185, based In January, the board received an estimate of $18,000 for con- NEWARK-There is "apalling maintained segresated schools j on 92 per cent of tax collections. Englewood is split by bitter through its drawing of school dis-j Council plan* to appropriate verting present coal boilers to public apathy" about survival in controversy over alleged racial trict lines. ! $50,000 from surplus, $15,000 less oil. a disaster, the West Side Adult segregation in its public schools. 'School has complained to Gov. Negro leaders also charged, hnn was appropriated in !9GI. Richard J. HURIICS. . Harvey C. that the board was intentionally} Most of the Increased spend- $230 Theft Reported Black, president of the school's Crash Prpbe delaying the school report so that ing In the new budget is attrib- At Service Station advisory board ,said yesterday uted to charges deferred from WASHINGTON (AP) — The it could avoid taking action the school opened a disaster sur- against segregation by the fall last year, totaling $26,400, induct- FAIR HAVEN Theft of Civil Aeronautics Board will open vival course anticipating 400 en- term. n« $18,000 for senior citizen ex- $230.43 in cash from the Fair public hearings in New York a Haven Esso station was dis- rollces. Only four registered and The report, a 157-page, 50,000- mptlons. $B. 100 In emergency week from today in an effort to covered yesterday morning by the course was cancelled. Six word document, was completed pproprintions and $1,500 for pen- find the cause of the jet airliner owner Raymond Miller, police re- months ago the same course was Feb, 28 and made public last sion fund payments. dropped when only six persons crash which took 95 lives on night at port. a regular board mect- MORMON MISSIONARIES — Elder William Jay McNaughton, left, of Hubor, Utah, The budget provides $500 pay showed up. Black wrote Hughes: March 1. ing. Kntry was made by breaking and Elder Lavon Randall of Enterprise, Utah, present books to Mrs. Ulilla S. Walling, raises fnr policemen, according "It is felt that from your po- The American Airlines 70J. jet "In so far as segregation ex- the glass on a door. No losi of o terms of a referendum ap- sition a more direct stand taken involved in the tragedy was ists In some of the schools, it director of the Mi'ddlefown Library, as part of their tix-month missionary work in equipment was reported. on this subject might better ac- bound for Los Angeles when it appears to be a result of prac- this area. Books will be exhibited with Eaiter display at the library. The eldan proved last November. Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecy, quaint the public and perhaps en- Mayor John W. Applegtte hat Sgt. George Chandler, and Pa- plunged into Jamaica Bay short- tices carried out within the con- are staying at the home of Mrs. Jamoi M. Mitchell, 5 Cherry Tree La., Middle- courage a more receptive attl- ly after takeoff from Idlewild fines of the housing market," the ermed the fiscal schedule an trolman Peter Hart are investi- 'ude toward such training." Airport. report laid. town. 'almerlty" budget, gating. • . (I) Herb SbeSdoa , March 13, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Cfaaasdt WCBS-TV Chtand 1 WA*C-TV Sod*" I WMMTV Pariwn Fnuictuctuj (H) Wonder, of Wonfa mac-rv E*p*ao! lliJMU) Gtov*&J to Md- TV Key TELEVISION Otrnncl 11 rwwn Mtltate EB Ceatery OMUUCIS I Love Lucy Cbumd tl N f WOTA-TV w Play Your Huach ifcJfr- O) ** The Music Behind TUESDAY AFTERNOON ' (11) Laurel-Hardy »:M- (2) Ichabod and Me m Gale Storm 11:30- (I) Clear Horizon-Serial 3:%*-{l) Lovcot Lit* and Chuck (7) Yours for A Song »:40-(H) Understanding (*) ConcentraUoii Mailbag (4) Your First Impression 4:0S-(7) American Bandstand (I) Movie Science <*> Romper Room Tonight's The Land' (7) Camouflage 4:15- (2) Secret Storm (11) True Adventure 1:55- (I) Mahalia Jackson (') Yours For a Song By STEVEN H. SCHEUER (t) Family Living 4:25- (9) Mahalia Jackson [0:00— (2) Garry Moore :00- (2) Video Village Il:40~(ll) Understanding (II) Merry Mailman (11) Pinocchio (4) Westinghouse Price Ii Right Science By HARVEY PACK had eight days to write the Question — I "would like to 12: M— (J) Search For Tomorrow 4:30- (2) Edge of Night Presents Texan "The Land," a Chet Huntley score," explained Kay, "because »:55- W New» know a little about Warren Ber- (4) Truth or <4> Here's Hollywood (7) Alcoa Premiere narrated one hour special on the hey were on such a tight sched- linger who plays the part of Joey Consequences (5) Mr. District Attorney (II) One Step Beyond American farmer which will be lie to complete their film edit- Jishop's brother on TV.-Mrs. F. (5) Cartoons (8) Looney Tunes 10:30—(11) Navy Log •een oa NBC-TV tonight, has al- ng. Although I'm pleased with K,, Madison, Wisconsin. (7) MaKe A Face . (10 Bozo The Clown 11:00- (2) News ready, been the subject of some he music I wrote I would like Answer — Berlinger at the (1) Favorite Story 4:50- (7> American Newsstand (4) News much publicized abuse by vari- the farmers to know that, as a LAST TIMES ,'oung age of 27, is a veteran in J:«- (2) Guiding Light 4:55- (4) News (5) News ous farm organizations. All this composer, my main objection to he theatre having worked on the (11) Rocky & Hi» Friends (11) Aesop (7) Wews criticism began before the show the program is that it's too low TODAY stage since he was eight. A na- ll:K- (4) News , 5: SO- (2) Life of Riley (9) Movie Shows at 2, 4, 7 and » was even finished. key. The NBC staff has done ive New Yorker, Warren started 1:00— '2) Burns and Allen (4) Kukla and Ollie (11) Best of Groucho Ulysses Kay, the celebrated such a fine job of presenting an tis acting career with a small (4) DU1 Four (5) Felix and Diver Dan 11:10- (2) Weather American composer who wrote mpartial study of the fanner •olt as Ethel Merman's brother (5) Cartoons I Married Joan (4) Weather the musical score for "The hat there were no spots in'the in "Annie Get Your Gun" and " (7> JJ8B. "BABES IN TOYLAND" \ (7) Day In Court Dick Tracy (9) PM, Mike Wallace Land," is completely confused by rogram where I could really let went on from there to parts in (ID (S) Movie Movie 11:12— (7) Weather the farmers' reaction. "I only oose with some dramatic mu- "The Happy Time," "Berna- 5:05- (4) STARTS TOMORROW (11) Fun at One Rocky & His Friends 11:15- (2) Movie sic." dine," "Take A Giant Step," 5:25—<11) 1:21- (5) News Movie • (4) Jack Paar Ulysses, like so many other tal- "Anniversary Waltz," and "Blue 3:M- (2) 2 SMASH HITS 2 (7) News Highway Patrol (7) Movie ented American composers, came Denim," In 1954 he played a run- (7) (11) TelJ Me a Story Movie 11:30—(11) New* --* TV Key to TV via CBS' superb series ning part of the young son in the 1:11- (2) As The World Tumi m Three Stooges 11:40—(ii) Movie "Twentieth Century." CBS' sym- iaytime serial "The Secret (4) Dr.' Joyce Brothers 12:40-
ASBURY PARK — Wrestling Convention Hall for a site for •as adopted at an official sport future playoffs. Mr. Schaak led the Shore Conference last night members to believe that obtain- the group's meeting in As- ing this site had good possibili- bury Park High School. ties for future tournaments. B\ Hy Cunningham - Len Cooke, Wall Township's Joe Rosati. Rumson-Fair Ha- ithletic director and wrestling ven Regional, bowling chairman, reported that Middletown Town- IT SEEMS AS IF IT'S GETTING TO BE THE TIME oach, arid chairman of the Shore inference wrestling committee, ship, winner of the Northern Divi- OF APPEALS AND HELP WANTED—With high school iresented a schedule which was sion, and Point Pleasant, of the Southern Division, will roll off ccepted by Shore Conference basketball tournaments about to see their end shortly, for the championship next Tues- embers. in fact tbis week, little fellows will be coming upon day at the Bradley Lanes, Brad- the scene. They'll be making their appearance with Mel Willett, chairman of the ley Beach. The Garnet Gulls are lasketball playoffs, reported a leading their division and have not a single thought of a snowstorm breaking in on iuccessful tournament held at to win only one of six games left their activity. freehold with profits being twice in order to meet Middletown. is much as last year. Yesterday, the first of what will turn out to be Russ Wright, Lakewood, golf . Mr. JVillett made the following chairman, announced the same many letters arrived, and it contained a plea for ecommendations in order to im- schedule as last year with one help. It concerned a Little League situation that is trove future tournaments: Cut exception. Rumson-Fair Haven ut the sale of pre-game tickets, Regional will replace Manasquan, as contagious as the mumps. limlnate passes and pare bus which has dropped the sport. This letter was from Edward R. Pilecki, correspond- ucpenses for teams involved. Dates were set for the A and B Divisions track and field meets. ing secretary of the Union Beach Little League, Inc. President Hal Schanck, Free- old Regional, announced that The A Division will be held at In brief, this is what he had to say: ie'll meet with Asbury Park of- Asbury Park and the B Division at Lakewood, both May 19. "Due to lack of interest in grownups and fa- icials to attempt to obtain the thers we are calling on boys 16 years of age and older to help us with our teams. All boys Inter- Washouts' in Raritan Cage ested In becoming managers and co-managers are welcome to attend our next meeting March 19 Loop Fog Playoff Picture GIVING RED SANK THE NEWS — Arthur Hafner, center, inboard racs commissioner and representative of Ameri- (next Monday) at Pete's Hall, Florence Ave., Union RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A warts as Mike Lotosky, Jim can Power Boat Association, is shown making formal announcement of the awarding of the Inboard Hydroplane Beach at 7 p.m. Make this meeting, boys, our offi- >asketball game postponed be- Blaney and John Hanlon, the Eastern United States championships to the National Sweepstakes Regatta here on the Naveiink River July 7 and irst placers were something less cials will answer all questions." ause of wet ground? Unlikely, 8. Looking on, left to right, are Paul Florin, East Orange, hydroplane racer; Theodore J. Labrecque, Jr., National >s. than impressive. Harmony, Every so often, Little League baseball gets fouled But that is what happened to weakened by the injury to Ken Sweepstakes secretary; Bobby Moore, Eatontown, and Ronnie Ascheftino, Red Bank, inboard racers. The an- wo of the four games scheduled "ieorge in mid-season and the re- up due to a lack of help needed to keep the organiza nouncement was made last night at a meeting in Old Union House. ast week In the Raritan Athletic cent departure of John Fromm to tion operating, both on the field and off. Sometimes \ssociation basketball league. he service, stayed in contention Flooding conditions brought on most of the way. They trailed at It's hard to believe that Little League groups have to halftlme, 30-22. call off their season and the kids are unable to par St. James Ties •y last Tuesday's storm produced Red Bank Regatta Awarded an eight-Inch level of water at The difference in the game was ticipatehn Little League baseball. But it happens. Balbach's gym, Carr Ave., Keans- Fleetwood ace Gil Fall, who For Third In burg, site of all Raritan A. A. pumped in 18 points. H« re- What keeps some ex-athletes on the sidelines ? Eastern US Championships games. As a result, the Upper ceived able assistance from Jim Dads of several of these kids have been ball players Raritan-Fleetwood No. 1 and theFay, Jack Kiely, Bob White and CYO Cage Loop Raritan Pollce-Rarltan, Hills Tom Cahlll. Sol Bunin of Har- was based on past history of re- ing upon the distance they had to sometime or another, but many do not participate RED BANK — Big time motor- RED BANK — St. James o: games had to be called off. The mony climbed into the league's gattas here and the successful travel. joat racing will be in on the Red Bank tied St. Agnes for thir washouts leave the playoff pic- top 10 in scoring with a 14-point by assisting. Just how the question can be an- revival of the National Sweep- It was reported that the Cham ture muddled because the Po- aveslnk River July 7 and 8. place in the CYO cage leagui effort. Fred Kluin was next with stakes. ber of Commerce in the Gunners- lice, Upper Raritan and Raritan swered, we don't know. Arthur Hafner, inboard racing with a 38-22 win over the Atlanti 10 points. The inboard commissioner ville area gets behind the regatta Hills still could finish In any of ommissioner and representative Highlands club on the Red Bank Fleetwood now must sit back v Some boroughs, townships and cities never seem to praised the Navcsink's facilities, to raise the $20,000 needed to the three remaining playoff po- >f the American Power Boat As- Catholic High School court her and watch the rest of the first di- sociation, last night made a for- and claimed the program is conduct the regatta. Gunners- iitions. run into this difficulty, while others find it their bigges recently. vision unscramble Itself. Origi- mal announcement of the award- equivalent to. or surpasses, the ville is part of the TVA project problem. Maybe Union Beach has the right answer in It was the final game for bot In one of the games that was nally, the plans were to run off ing of the Inboard Hydroplane nationals which is scheduled for and the section's population Is eams. They tied for the third olaved last week, Fleetwood No. both the semi-finals and the fi- getting started early in attempting to recruit teen-agers Eastern United States champion- Gunnersville, Ala. only about 3,500. Other assists position with 7-5 records. (Raritan Township Pharmacy) nals of the playoffs next week. ( ;hip to the National Sweepstakes "Only thing lacking In Red come from industry in the area In helping with their problem. We hope so. Kevin McKeon and Tom Kan> made Its regular season chanv This is now impossible because Bank was the people's Interest. which (eels the importance of the egatta here. . ach dumped in four points as S pionshln official bv downing Har of the postponements which will On the other hand, other groups have more If Red Bank.can get Its people regatta. The announcement was made lames took a 12-5 lead in thi monv Park (Harfet Drugs), 57- be played Monday night. ;t a joint meeting of the behind the regatta, the nationals The Eastern United States In- help than Is needed, and this is good, too. Take pening quarter and was nevei 41. Operating without such stal- League officials have not yet 'Sweeps" committee and North- would be a cinch to be held here board Hydroplane championship ;eriously threatened. decided to play the first playoff the Rumson Pop Warner Football group. It seems irn Division of Winding River in 1963," declared Hafner. is second only to the nationals. The winners led at the half, 20 round Tuesday night or hold off to have more coaches than a high school unit. We boating Association In Old Union Gunnersville's bid was $15,000 Every inboard racer east of the until the following Monday night. Mississippi Valley is eligible to 0, and upped the bulge to 3 Rumson Faculty louse, Wharf Ave. and was much more generous to In the playoffs, Fleetwood will also have a note from this group, but it isn't for race here in the National Sweep- 6 at the end of three quarters o Mr. Hafner said the champion- drivers than Red Bank, which meet the third place finisher, stakes Regatta. play. coaching assistance. It is for financial assistance. hip came rapidly for Red Bank, were the main reasons for the na- Posts 28-19 Win while the second place team plays :onsiderlng that the revival of tionals going to Alabama. Cash The Winding^River group had Jim Conrow and Tom Lai the fourth place club. to winning drivers amounted to quite a representation at the President Sark Kavookjian and other members o he National Sweepstakes is only were the top scorers for the St In the other contest played last $150 more than Red Bank's, plus meeting. The Sweepstakes com the Rumson Pop Warner organization are seeking sup i its third year. James team with 12 and nin Over Seniors week, Tony Benetsky swished in trophies and appearance money mittee was poorly represented, Hafner said the reason Red points, respectively. 30 points to lead Coralwood to n port for their financial drive, scheduled to start in Rum for champion drivers, depend-1 with only four members present. RUMSON — The Rumson-Fair Bank was unanimously selected Vince Sepinski paced the loser Haven Regional High School fac 78-65 win over Woodland Park son Saturday. with 11 after going scoreless ulty rolled to a 28-19 victory over (Hazlet Liquors). Benetsk" This group is branching out, and Is seeking the first period. the seniors in the annual classic scored all his points on field St. Jitmei (38) St. Ann (It) funds to uniform 30 "Pee Wees," which will give a v before approximately 700 fans goals, as Coralwood kept well Neptune Meets Burlington Kelly o o here recently. ahead In the game despite som? McKeon Seplnikl that many more youths an opportunity to play .III The.faculty tallied all of Its second half heroics by Wood- Conroy points in the first three quarters land's Frank Kenny. Returning to Kan a 3 0 « Chaplkl 1 2 football. The drive also will include the boys of .Isowiky McCormlcK 0 0 The teachers held a 16-12 lead at the lineup after two weeks' ab- Walker o sence, Kenny ended the evenin* last year plus the new ones this group takes on. Tonight at Convention Hall run. 10 3 the half, and wrapped up the con- McCaba Oil test with a 12-1 bulge in the third with 20 points. Frank Wells of Arkla The grldders will be carted from door to door by Oil quarter. The seniors posted a 6-0 the winners was the game's third ASBURY PARK - Undefeated entering the game. The Blue the end of the campaign, to con- II III » 4 advantage in the final period. cars by their coaches and members who are offer- St. Jimil 13 » 11 7—: highest scorer with 17 24-0) Neptune High School, Devils won the South Jersey trol the backboards. St. A«n«l B S » Money received from the game — BTANDrann — Ing their time. Information will be distributed to Itle with a victory over rugged Tonight's victor will take on Officials—Pandovano, Kluaga. L PH. a.n. which trounced Sofnerville, 76- is placed In two scholarship Pleetwrtflrl 3 1w4 1 »3S Merchantville. the winner of, the Ctiltside Park' funds. Raritan Police .... S ,7M the homes and will be followed up by pick-up 58, for the Central Jersey Upper Raritan "1ZZ t .MS The top scorer' for the South Newark South Side tilt for the The faculty holds a 7-0 record Rarltnn Hills .... _ 9 Is IH3 week-ends. President Kavookjian and members of Group III crown Saturday night, Jersey quintet this season has itate Group III championship. Raritan Baseball in the series of faculty-senior Coralwood 6 t .400 t Harmony Park 5 lit .333 > this group are asking Rumson residents for their will be looking toward the state been Tom Lee, a junior. Nep- Cliffside Park won the North tilts. WnortUnil Park "~™ S 1] .MO ii Jersey Section I Group III crown Flertwood 1 1 11 .071 12'4 roup III title when it takes on une's scoring has been pretty LoopRegistration Junior varsity basketball and TOP SCORERS support South Jersey champion Burling- well divided with Nate Beauford, while South Side captured the varsity golf coach George Giftin T Ptl. Avr. Mu»tlllo. R. HUH ...... 15n« M 3S4 27.4 ton at the Convention Hall here 6-5 center, and forward Walt North Jersey Section II Group paced the faculty in the scoring Krajknvlch. II. K. SI 341 91.4 Mentioning the Union Beach situation should be tonight at 8 o'clock. Holland sharing the high scoring Set for Saturday column with five points. Ha Lotoakir. Fl-3 .... "l!4 4> 207 32.9 II laurels. Cliffside and South Fall. Fl-J 121 31 374 31.1 WARNING to other Little League groups, and it shouli Should coach Larry Hennessy's honors. Side play tonight at Upsala Col- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Th Lorme, wrestling coach, and his-Brunner. Police 107 35 34> 34! Syayn, Up. Rar. M ID 211 be a green light for all. Now is the time to put th Scarlet Fliers come up with a Holland, a threat to score on lege, East Orange, for the over Raritan Township 8-12 Basebal tory teacher Barry Bradford each Ktnny, Wood. Pk _-... 74 41 1»» li! victory, they will advance to the variety of shots, Including all North Jersey honors. League, Inc. has set Saturda; had four. Runln, Harm. Pk «4 7 ITS 12 6 shoulders to the Little League wheel. Rumson's foo Fav. Fl-2 7« it ITS 11,7 state Group III final, which will jumps and drives, was the out- from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Rai Bill Preston was high man for Oku.ikt. R. Hllli 74 » 170 131 ball group is off .to an early start, and other groups als be played at Delaware Valley standing eager in Saturday itan Township municipal garagi the seniors with seven. Brian Hig- should take this hint and get started early. Garden, HaddonfieW, Friday at night's tilt against Somerville, Middle Rd., for registration < gins added four. Raritan and Holmdel Townsh Lynch Scores NEPTUNE IS KEEPING MONMOUTH COUN- 9 p.m. scoring 12 points in the first The senior girls dumped the The Fliers, who have been the quarter to keep Neptune in the bovs for the 1962 season. women faculty in the preliminary 12 for Yale TY in the New Jersey State Interscholastlc Athlet- game. To be eligible, boys must I game, 18-9. talk of the 44th annual N. J. PHILADELPHIA — Dennis eight years of age before Aug. Family (tsi ttenlon (I»> ic Association's basketball tournament, and If the State Interscholastic Athletic As Somerville hit 10 or 12 shots F P Lynch of Rumson, N. X, scored and have not reached their 131 I*or>n« 1 0 4 | Pauela OO0 soclation tourney, had it fairly in the opening quarter against Bottl 11! 12 points for Yale last night u Fliers get past Burlington, South Jersey champion, birthday by that date. Applici u n o (i easy In smashing Somerville for the Fliers, but took only a one- Bolt! 1 1 3 (ummn* 0 the Ells were defeated, 9242, tonight at the Convention Hall, Asbury Park, tion forms, which are availab Qrturley Central Jersey honors Saturday point lead at the end of the stan omm Mlllhlier In an overtime session by At- at all area elementary school Applfgala they'll be in the state Group III finals Friday night and take on the favorite's za, 22-21. Beauford was high Ny« lantic Coast Conference cham- must be filled out completely an Bradford Hubbard II { night. We've mentioned the "Big Four" in this role in tonight's state semi-final scorer in the game with 25 points Lawrence Parker 0 C pion .Wake Forest. battle. and combined with Lee Davis, presented on registration daj n«iromo nhlnnock 0 0 0 corner before. To refresh memories, they are Snturday. Loux Preiton 3 1 7 The tilt was In the Eastern Burlington holds a 15-5 record who has come on strong toward Solon Yiickman (1 0 * Regional opening round ot the Harry Wolfersbcrger. Ieagi Libretti HlHlni 1 (I Conley Ramsey, Nate Beauford, Bob Davis and Atvlno NCAA tournament. chairman, has requested that Hlckl (I 0 Walt Holland, a classy quartet on the court. If Al I) 1 Lynch, former Red Bank parent or guardian accompan Poll n n n Hinslrr con Catholic High School great, Williamson keeps up his play, we'll have to rename Holy Cross Completes Unbeaten each applicant, if possible, an Malller l l .1 .lohniion now a 5-10 sophomore guard present a birth certificate to e: 0 3 this group the "Big Five." Kac«n fl I) for Yale, gathered his total an pedite completion of registratio \enuaro OOO Shaw 0 0 five field goals and two of We'd like to see Coach Larry Hennessey and hi Slate in St. James CYO Loop Additional Information can be o Fliers go all the way in the tournament and bring hom tained from any of the Rarit i in 'hree free throw attempts. the state championship in Group III. RED BANK — Holy Cross won Kevin Flannery topped the losers or Holmdel neighborhood tea its sixth straight game to high- with four points. managers. Hnht the action in the St. James In eighth grade action, Niagara SHORT SNORTS—Geoffrey W. Azov, (JV) 25 Grammar School CYO Intramur- won easily over St. Peter's, 28-15 Parochial T.' Game After the hard day...relax and Buena Vista Ave., Rumson, and Ted W. Johnson, al basketball league last Satur- behind Mike DeVenieri's 16 day. points. Mike Hahoney was nexl Moved Io Freehold count on the sturdy smoothness (V) Allenhurst, received cross country awards at Holy Cross ended the season for the winners with six points TRENTON (AP) - The Pan Princeton University recently. The Tiger varsity with a perfect 6-0 record in the Dennis Lynch topped the St. Pe- chial 'C stnte championship ba ?nd certain satisfaction of the swept through all five of its meets to finish un- sixth grade division—with a 24-3 ter's scorers with six. kctball game tonight has be trouncing of Marquette. Frank switched to Freehold Region beaten for the first time since 1949. Their tri- Kineavy's 14 points paced the St. John's rang up an 20-8 tri umph over DePaul as Boh Byron High School, the N. J. State li world's most respected whiskey... umph over Harvard and Yale represented the Holy Cross i quintet to its easy tcrscholastic Athletic Associat win. and Mike McGinty each scored Nassau thin clads' first Big Three title since 1950. six points. announced yesterday. In the final sixth grade The contest, between Ho Jimmy Stout, former Lakewood jockey and The victories pave Niagara and test, Rill Glading ami Jeff John- Family of Union City and St. J St. John's Identical 5-1 records steward at Monmouth Park during the meet in Ocea son (lumped in 14 and 10 points, seph's of Hammonton, orlgina for the season, promising a] respectively, to lend St. Michael's was slated for Notre Dame Hi port, served as a steward at Sunshine Park, Fla. tnuuh battle in Sunday's play-; to a 24-8 romp over Fordham. School in Trcntnn. The NJSIA olfs. ; Denman Smith, former chucker for Red Bank was advised yesterday howeve Thn playoff action will start that the Notre Dame court woul High School, is the lending returnee on the Univer- LADIES DAY Sundny at 1:30 p.m. with •Mar- bo unavailable. sity of Delaware bnsebnll squad, but he's still quette (2-4). meeting Fordham (0-61. The second game, sched CURVACEOUS CORSAIR — The Parochial 'C final will troubled with n bad buck after an Injury In the the first of seven statewide cha uled Io start at 2 p.m. pits Holy Charming Carol Channin pionshlps to be decided this weel Cross against St. Michael's (4-2). Rutgers game last year. doei a little dance to cole The other title names will The seventh grade games call brate her telection at A played Friday and Saturday Smith compiled a 4-1 record a yenr ago, the se for Notre-Dame (2-4) Io ploy Vil- Delsware Valley Garden, Ha ond best on the team, with an earned run average lnnova (2H)nt 2:30 and St, Rnn-Honorary Pittsburgh Pirat donfield. aventure (5-1) tangles with La- of the Pittsburgh club's Or 1.30. Coach Tubby Raymond snid Smith has n Snite (3-3) at 3. lando, Fla., training camp b Union Bruch L.L. thrown especially well since the injury although there' In the eighth Rradff division, . still hope he'll come around. He has been counted upo DePaul (2-4) meets St. Peter's 9°ner«l manager Joe Brown Tryouip Scheduled as a replacement for graduated Bob Gates, the Hen: (0-6) nt 3:30 with Niagara taking UNION BEACH - Tryouts f< WIDENER HAS THREE GRAY! leading hurler n year ago. on St. John's in the final game the Union Bench Little Leagi at 4:00. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Three baseball team will be held at tr Don Buhler, former three-sport stor at Keyport The fifth grade cagers will see i;ray horses have been.nominate! Florence Avenue School fie! High School, was a member of the Rider College action Saturday, starting at 10 (or the $100,000 Widener to b( here March 31; April 7 and a.m. Three fifth grade games nre run here at Hialeah Park, Fcb freshman team whose cagers finished with a 12-12 Boys who did not register mi slated. Up to now the fifth grad- 24. They are I. J. Collins' Der do so on these days, If accor mark. Buhler showed tremendous potential for the "The one in the middle— ers have been drilling In liasic rick, J. J. D'Agostino's Tudoi panlcd by a parent. 1002-63 season. that's.my hmband!" fundamentals and this will be Way and H. O. II. Freyllngliuy The tryouts will beRln all thr Say Seagram's and be Sure their chance to see game action, sen's Merry Ruler. days at 10 a.m. iimns vHimv. n PIOOF. tn cum MUTIU trims. tuomi-jisiiLttu co. i.r.c. Baseball Round ap BED SANK REGISTER TW*y, March 13, 1%%-U Power °* Sail Yanks, LA Angels Win 3d;Pittsburgh Hopes for Comeback By BILL ROBINSON Mete Beat White Sox, 84 The big yachting news of the year, and potentially ASSOCIATED PRESS with Don Zimmer collecting four of much more than just the year, is the unprecedented The world champion New York hits and Elio Chacon whacking a With Team That Failed in 1961 Australian challenge for the America's Cup, the world's Yankees and the Los Angeles bases-loaded triple. The Baltimore Orioles lost not most expensively competed-for trophy. The Aussies Angels, an also-ran in their By WALTER L. JOHNS American League dfbut last year, only a ball game but a top pitch- FORT MYERS, Fla.—The flop surprises the sporting world by hurling a .challenge at both rolled to victories yesterday er. The Kansas City A's whipped if the Pittsburgh Pirates from I the cup's custodian, the New York Y. C, soon after and remained the only undefeatd the Orioles, 4-1, at West Palm hamps to chumps—first to teams on the exhibition baseball Beach. Top pitcher Milt Pappas the disastrous attempt of the British sloop Sceptre to lixth—last year hasn't made) circuit. complained of pains after appear- lift the old mug in 1958, and a terrific story is in ing at the park. the homo town fans, nor the With Elston Howard blasting manager, throw up their collec- the making. two 390-foot home runs, the He was taken to a hospital and an emergency appendectomy was tive hands in alarm, for the ad- Ever since the schooner America brought it home Yanks whipped the Washington vance ticket sale is the second Senators, 7-3, at Pompano Beach, performed. The club does not from a regatta in England in 1851, British and Cana know how long he will be out. >est in the history of the club F!a. ind the Buccaneers will field Mack Jones clouted a homer, dian yachts have failed 17 times to take it back. It The Angels downed the Boston ust about the same team, "a his fourth in three games, to lead was an eye opener when the Aussies suddenly injected Red Sox by an idential 7-3 at retty good ball club," as Palm Springs, Calif., with Ken the Milwaukee Braves to a 5-1 themselves into the high-priced picture. They had never victory over the Reds at Braden- Danny Murtaugh explains. McBride tossing one-hit ball for There will be some changes built or designed a 12-Meter Class sloop of the type the first three innings. ton. Jones now has driven in eight runs. made, naturally, and Murtaugh used for cup competition, but a syndicate headed by will tell you that a '"couple of Both the Yanks and Angels In other games, the Detroit Ti- publisher Sir Frank Packer ordered' one built to Alan now show 3-0 records. With the positions" are open, but the rea- gers punched over six runs in theson Is not so much the big Payne's designs at the Halvorsen Yard in Sydney, and exhibition season just three days seventh inning to outlast the old, every one of the other 18 >lunge of 1961 but the loss of she has been launched. Minnesota Twins. 9-7. at Orlando; 16 young men from the roster major league clubs has lost at the San Francisco Giants broke least one game. Five —• Cin- of 40 which took the field at open a 1-1 game in the eighth Terry Park here last winter. cinnati, Baltimore, Minnesota, inning to whip the Houston Colts, Two big keys could be Ver- Houston and the Chicago Cubs- 6-1, at Apache Junction, Ariz.; the have yet to win. non Law, the ace of the 1960 Cleveland Indians scored a run world's champs, and Bob Skin- The New York Mets got a king in the 12th on Chuck Essegian's sized scare when rookie outfield- ner, the long and lean outfield- triple and Jim Mahoney's sacri er, whose 1961 records took a er Jim Hickman was struck high fice fly to edge the Chicago Cubs, nose-dive from their recorded on the right cheekbone by a pitch 5-4, at Mesa, Ariz.; the Los abilities of the year before. thrown by Ray Herbert of the Angeled Dodgers dropped the St. White Sax at Sarasota, Fla. Hick- Louis Cardinals, 5-4, at St. Pe- Law, bothered by arm trouble, pitched only 59 innings last man was rushed to a hospital. tersburg, and the Pittsburgh Pi- year, ending with a 3-4 record, But x-rays proved negative and rates turned back the Philadel- and Skinner, one of the stars he was to rejoin the Mets today. phia Phillies, 6-4, at Fort Myers, of 1961, came in with a .268 The Mets won the game, 8-4, Fla. batting mark and only three home runs. "We're assuming we can't ex- 100,000 Gulfstream Park pect too much from Law," ex- plains the tobacco-chewing Mur- taugh. "But after watching him Handicap Slated Saturday work out and pitch here we're optimistic. But we have to plan MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-the field without him. for the $100,000 Gulfstream Park "Skinner," continued Danny, 18 Teams Get 'has been bothered by many al P/iotoj by Frank KucMrchufc handicap began taking shape vey Haddix, and Wilmer "Mizell. THIS SUMMER will see intense competition among lergies. But we had tests made in relief for Columbus last year The Pirates are set In the In- yesterday with arrival of Alberta and now we feel we can elimi- and Danny is counting on himfield although Dick Groat had Gone are Clem Lablne, Fred American 12-Meter Class sloops, close to 70-footeri, for Action in First Ranches' Four-and-Twenty from nate them. He also had a leg In to help the Corsairs. Another a bad year after his great sea- Green and Tom Cheney. the defender's berth in the America's Cup match with California. jury and that's okay mw. Bobreliefer will be John Lamabe, a son In 1960. Dick Schofield, who The loquacious Dick Stuart, played litttle last year, may get Australia in September. Army Tourney Four-and-Twenty, winner of s 15 pounds heavier now andrighthander who also was with who hit 35 homers last year, is that should help. We set up a» Columbus. a better shot at more work this back and so are Bill Materoskl FORT MONMOUTH - All 18three stakes this winter and star Thus, now the United States must gather forces program for him to follow dur There are a flock of other new season. and Don Hoak. And in the out- earns saw action yesterday in of the Santa Anita Handicap di ing the winter." pitchers in camp, some not on The same old pitching faces field Clemente leads the pack the opening rounds of the 15th for another defense, and the summer will be taken up vision, was flown in last nigh the roster. Most arc believed to are back Including Elroy Face, with Bill Virdon and Skinner the annual First Army Basketball with a series of trials to pick a defender for the match "WE'RE GOING to have a be a year or two away. Bob Friend, Joe Gibbon, Har- solid choices. Tournament with 10 contests be- and will be ridden by the veter oretty good ball club," said which starts Sept. 15 off Newport, R. I. The first trials ing played here at the Post Field an Johnny Longden. Danny. "But we're like every- House. The playoffs will con- will be in Long Island Sound June 4-10, followed by His opponents in Saturday's body else in that there «re some BasketballRooitdup inue daily through Saturday. an observation series off Newport July 2-15. The Cup mile and a quarter feature a oositions we're concerned about yachts will then take part in the New York Y. C. cruise Yesterday's results didn't pro- Gulfstream Park are expected to Our primary concern is an addi duce any major upsets in the include Calumet Farm's Yorky, tional catcher and two outfield- in Southern New England July 26-Aug. 4, and the final record entry field. Dorchester Farm Stable's Carry ers. CincinnatiRips Bradley, 61-46; Fort Devens and Fort Totlen trial races will start off Newport Aug. 15. All will be Back, Jack J. Dreyfus, Jr.'s "Orlando McFarlane (Ashe- opened the action at 8 a.m. with Beau Purple, Jacob Sher's Sher- ville) has an outstanding arm. on a match race basis. he former coasting to a 67-27 luck, Mrs. R. L. Dotter's Guad- He could step in. Gary Rushing victory and Bob Harris getting alcanal. Mrs. Jules Schwartz' Villanom, NYU Win in NCAA' It will be a strenuous summer, and the result will (also from Asheville) shows 20 points for the winners. Next, Trans-Way and Harbor View tremendous potential as a hit- be to make the challenger's job that much tougher. By he Seneca Ordnance Depot Farm's Garwol. ter. He was a catcher, then ASSOCIATED PRESS Seattle and Utah State clashing Far West at Provo. Utah- rimmed Brooklyn Armv Termi- the time the American defender goes through the hurt his arm and he was put on with Arizona State U.—the win- Oregon State—Seattle winner vs. nal, 65-40, behind Dan Gravillc's Other possible starters Include Powerful Cincinnati qualified wringer of the selection trials, her crew ends up hard first. He regained that arm con ners advancing to the Far West 23 points. Bill Prettyman had 22Ledgemont Stable's Black Thum- tor defense of its national title Pepperdine, Utah State . Arizona trot and now he's a. catcher Regional at Provo, Utah, this as nails and split-second sharp. It is difficult for a chal- for the losers. per, Mrs. Raymond Bauer' and seven other teams won first State winner vs. UCLA. Aeroflint and the Brae Bum again." week-end. lenger to achieve this same peak without a similar In a close game Fort Banks round games last night as the Here's the way the four re- The four regional champions Farm's pair of Jay Fox and Shir- McFarlane hit 21 homers and NCAA post-season basketball ed?ed Fort Hamilton, 75-70, a? gional doubleheaders will look advance to the national semi-fi- series of knock-down drag-out trials under true com ley Jones. is not on the regular roster. tournament began at scattered Fd Dunham with 25 points and Rushing hit 25 homers. in the NCAA tournament this nals and finals at Louisville on petitive tension. 23 by Fran Walker, paced the Yorky, winner of the recenl points. Friday and Saturday. March 23-24. Sceptre had never been sailed "in anger" be- victors. Bill Brew had 19 in Widener at Hialeah, will haw The outfield 'help may come Cincinnati, which upset Ohio Eastern at College Park, Md. losing cause. At halftime, it wasSteve Brooks In the saddle and from Donn Clendenon. a solid State, 70-65, in overtime in last —Wake Forest vs. St. Joseph's Cincinnati had split home-ind- fore she met Columbia at the starting line of the 38-35 In favor of Banks. Manuel Ycaza will replace John socker at Columbus last year year's bristling NCAA title game, (Pa), Villanova vs. New York home games with Bradley dur- who plays classy baseball a pulled away in the second half first 1958 race, and this lack of competitive back- The fourth game of the daySellers in Carry Back, second In U. ing trie regular season and wound both the Semlnole and Widener. first base, too, or from two for a 61-46 victory over Bradley ground was very obvious. The Aussies have char- was a rout as Fort Jay trounced Mideast at Iowa City, Iowa- up sharing the MVC title with the Army Pictorial Center, 105-25. Carry Back, the 19S1 champion highly-regarded rookies, Rex in a Missouri Valley Conference Butler vs. Kentucky, Ohio State tered the American yacht Vim as a trial horse for Braves. It was 65-18 at intermission and among three-year-olds, has yet Johnston and Wilver Stargcll playoff at Evansville, Ind. last vs. Western Kentucky. night. their brand new challengerrShe Is now taking her Bill Redd had 20 points to topto Win a race as a four-year neither of whom are on the rcg Midwest at Manhattan, Kans — Last night the Bearcats drew the Jay outfit. old. ular roster. The victory sent the Bearcats Texas Tech vs. Colorado, Creigh- away after Bradley hid pulled first trial sails around Sydney Harbor with the into the NCAA Midwest Region- With Joe Metzger and Larry Beau Purple, who set a record "Stargell," Danny said with ton vs. Cincinnati. to within three points, 34-31, ear- proud legend "12 KA 1" on her pale blue sail. als at Manhattan, Kans., next Hoffman each hitting for 17 for seven furlongs at 1:21 4/5 ata beam, "hits with power, runs ly in the second half. The Bear- Friday against Creighton, which This means that she is the first 12 meter ever built ooints, Camp Drum defeated Hialeah, was an easy winner ol fast and has in arm that it cats hit 53 per cent, with soph opened Midwest play last night Sanders Joins Top In Australia, KA being Australia's, designation in Plcatlnny Arsenal, 56-46, In theSaturday's Appleton Handlca close to Roberto Clemente'i." Ron Bonham leading the way over the Gulfstream runnin Stargell socked 22 homerj for with an 87-83 triumph over Mem- with IB points and Paul Hogue international sailing. next game. phis State. 10 Money Winners The host team, Fort Mon strip, covering the mile and a Asheville; Johnston, » former adding 15. DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) - Doug mouth, trimmed Fort Wads eighth in 1:48 4/5. He was folgridder with the Pittsburgh Despite the loss, Bradley will All-America Len Chappell i The blue is a new color for Dacron, promptly Sanders' $2,800 victory In the worth, 70-59, with TCoyce McCain lowed across the finish line b; Steelers, did just about ft! wel go into the National Invitation scored 25 points for Wake Forest dubbed "Aussie Blue." The cloth was imported from Pensacola Open over the week' netting 19 points for the winTrans-Way, Garwol and Jay Fo.at Asheville. Tournament, opening Thursday but nearly handed Yale, the end boosted his winnings enough America for making into sails Down Under, and theners. Monmouth Ind, 34-28, a in that order. Two other young outfielders night In New York's Madison name when he fouled Dave given a good chance ire Larry Square Garden. The 12-team field to get him on the PGA's list of Schumacher with two seconds left canny Aussies had more than one reason for ordering halftlmc K»rl Walkes had 22 Black Thumper also earned a Elliott, up from Columbus, »nd for the NIT now is complete. top 10 money makers this week. In regulation time and the score ooints for the losers. possible starting berth in th the blue. , Howard Goss, who hit 27 horn Creighton scored its first round Sanders, who placed third over- tied at 76-all. Schumacher, a In the following game Camp Gulfstream Handicap by scoring ers for Vancouver. victory In the Midwest Region- all In winnings last year behind sophomore, missed the free In addition to a distinctive "racing silk" aura theKilmer rtefeat»d Fort Niagara a smart victory on Saturday's Pitching is another problem al at Dallas, where Texas Tech Gary Player and Arnold Palmer, throw and the Deacons quickly color imparts (no other color is used with Dacron), 70-62, led hv Rnn Norman's IS program when he streaked seven onints, 17 from Gerry Fort and Danny could do without, and IIwon the second game of a dou-is In eighth place with $7,869. put It away In overtime. Hubie they made sure that they got new, freshly-woven cloth furlongs in 1:23 and beat Nashua hteheader, beating Air Force, 68- 18 from Bob Rosen. is accented because he has to The Professional Golfers' As- White's 28 points and Willie •ince the yarn has to be dyed before weaving. The Blue, April Skies, Mail Order an assume that Law won't be the66. Jones' 27 triggered Vlllanova's Fort Dix, EimninsT for Its others. sociation list shows Gene Littler American firm of Alexander Lamport & Bro. is pro"ishtH consecutive First Army "old" Law until he shows It in In the Eastern Regional at Is still leading with $15,361. Phil victory and Barry Kramer had Sherluck whipped Carry Back game conditions. Philadelphia, New York U. wal- 15 and Tom Boose 14 for NYU In vlding all the Dacron for the Aussie working sails, and title, routed the Wept Point en Rodgers, the young California •rv. 80-54. The defending chamns twice last year, in the Belmont Most outstanding new pitcher loped Massachusetts, 70-50. Vil- pro who has amazed the golfing (he other Philadelphia games. nylon for spinnakers. '"d by nnly six points nt half- and Lawrence Realization, but i in camp Is Bob Veale, a 6-foot lanova rallied for a 90-75 victory world with his outstanding play, Jerry Williams' two free throws V-M, hul wranned It un still looking for his first li)6 6 lefthander who had a 14-11 over West Virginia, and Wake ranks second with $15,033. '"', with 18 seconds remaining won by Since Vim came within an eyelash of beating triumph. Trans-Way won the "irlv after the Hpnni'sirm. B"' record at Columbus. According Forest, champion of tho Atlantic Palmer, who has the all-time Butler in the opener at Lexington, Columbia for the defender's berth in 1958, the Tropical Handicap early in the T"nes led the Dix attack with to Danny he's got all the tools Coast Conference, overpowered record for winnings, with moVe and Western Kentucky got 26 year and his race Saturday did Aussies know that they will have to at least equal 1S ooints. to he an outstanding pitcher. Yale's surprising Ivy League than $80,000 In I960, ranks a close points from soph Darel Carrier not dim his chances of p/iing in Others who figure include champs, 92;82,S in overtime. third with $14,178. ' and 25 from Bobby Rascoe to Vim's speed potential with their new yacht, and Next nn the tournament hrar the longer, richer feature this Tnmmie Sisk, who split last sea \ doubletieader also touched Bob Rosburg is fourth with $10.- overbalance a 38-point show by the trial races will be intense between the two ketlnR Fort Devrns came bark week-end. it nicht lo post its second win son with Osheville and Colum off play In the Mideast Regional 002 and Joe Campbell fifth with Detroit's Dave DeBusschere in boats. Competition will also be extremely keen of the dav with an easv 72-40 If as many as 10 start, the fea-bus, and Tom Sturdivant, the at Lexington, Ky... with Butler $8,401. the doubleheader at Lexington. tmong the husky Aussies fighting for a berth on win over Fort Slrjrum. It was ture will have a gross value of veteran who had arm trouble edging Bowling Green, 56-55, and $113,800 and net the winner $73,- Western Kentucky topping De- the challenger. at th» hnlf and the Devens and pitched little for Columbus pUvd most nf the wiy.800. Record time for the race last year. troit, 90-S1. is 1:59 4/5, set in 194!) by Conl- This competition for crew berths and the known Seneca Orr'nanri* bp* to nlnv Diomedps Olivo. who is sup- First round NCAA plnv will be town and equalled in 1958 by CIRCL€ tsmr- quality of Vim's .capabilities may give the Australians twic vostordav hut the" wore posed to be 42 years-old but completed tonight In Corvallis, Round Table. Ore., with Oregon Stntc meellnp , a chance to develop as sharply as the Americans wil rut (Wn hv Ihf" NMick OM R*- 'orobablv Is older, did a fin* Job '"arch *• En™ineerinn team, "i- CffEVV'&**&*/. In the defense trial series. And it may mean equal 1.1, as the victors tonk ovpr in exciting competition in September. Everyone who loves the final half pftor a 32-all dend- sailing and the thrill of competition in any sport is lock sf Intermission. Don Stoke' Ohio State Ends Two-Season ivlth 22. 71 b" A) Mcfiulro nnd hoping so. *"> b" Mike Beckrr paced the To find out answers to the many questions about QM team. Graville oosted 23 Dominance of 1st in Cage Poll ooints for Seneca Th« tourna- Trad* now for the auto Australia's preparations, we are off Down Under via ment Is double elimination, re- the jet magic of Pan American Airways to take a look nuirini; twn defeats before ASSOCIATED PRESS |ond. followed by tlie Southeastern Kentucky trounced Tulane and you'll b» proud to own! dmnning out. Ohio State's powerful BuckeyesjCo[lfpren(.e co-champions, Ken- Tennessee last week. Bradley at the new boat in action. In the meantime, we wil completed a two-season domina- Ten more names nrf* scheduled tucky and Mississippi State lost to Duquesne. Kansas Slate run a series for the next three weeks on the three (ion of the Associated Press bas. So. CIRCLE CHEVROLET •oday. incl"dinc two WAC earncs Bradley, sixth last week, mnved was beaten by Oklahoma Slate American boats preparing for the defense trials. kctball rankings today by cap-up to fifth dpspile a loss. Kansas who open their tournament here. nnd then downed Nebraska, and (oday for an OK uiad car turinR top spot in the final poll Stat" fell from third to sixth. for 1951-62. Colorado clinched the Bin Eight jUtah remained seventh and Bowl- in nearly new condition The Ducks have been No. 1 ev-ing Green eighth. Colorado cdaed title with victories over Missouri ery wcek.since they took the spot Duke for ninth by one point. and Kansas. Cincinnati, Missis- . . . or the new, new in the pre-seasr.n poll of 1060.Loynla of Chicago, in 10th last sippi Stale. Utah, Howling Green During (hat span they have lost wt/uioveftiecM week, dropped out of Hie ratings. and Duke were Idle. CHEVROLET model of only twice In 52 games, to Cincin- PLIMENfSONYOUR. Ohio Slnte and Cincinnati wore Ohio Stale <»•!) «5j NEW TREADS nati in tho NCAA final last year 1-2 in AP's pre-season poll. Twn nnd to Wisconsin two Saturdays Cincinnati (21-2) 362 your choice! Our New Treads, identified by others whrt made the prc-season Kentucky (22-2) Ml CHOIcewHwm CAR Medallion and shop mark, are APHIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON TOW OWN TIRES aRO. Going into (his year's nnll also were in the flnnl list- Mississippi Stntc (2) (24-1) 252 OFYOl/RDPfAAJSCCm OUARANTBRD NCAA championships they are 23-ing'.— Duke (No. 7) and Kansas Rridley (21-5) 176 COMPLETE SET OF 1. (Nn. R). Others were No. FROM- ihip ami materials during lilt Kansas State (22-3) I4B: Ohio Stale was overwhelming!, Forfsl; No. 4. Saul hern of (read. TUBE LESS WHITEWALLS Utah (2M) 132 S.Af*imt normal road htxarda favorite among the 43 voters on California; No. 5, Providence; C/RCLE (Noept repatmbl* puncture) wllnn Green (21-3) 101) AF's nationwide pnnel. The Buck- No. 8, Purdue; No. !), SI. John's •neounttnu in •vtrydiy pa* Colorado (18-8) 62 FOLLOW Mtiffor (*r u*t fnr 12 months. AMY SIZE eyes received 38 first-place voles of New York, nnd No. 10, Seattle. R«P*im m*d* without ehirfe. and five seconds, The remaining Duke (20-4) 61 npucenwnta prorated on tmd Ohio State rlnsrd nut its reg- Others receiving votes: Loyo- «nar and bum oo liat pricw >. 4Q49 firsts went to Cincinnati nnd Mis- t at H t djtl p u Irada-if n firei sissippi State, two each, and Ken-ular season Saturday by swamp- la (Chicago), St. John's (N. Y ). tucky onP. ing Indiana. 90-55. 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I/r£RATlON8 — Borne modernllira; wmus for StXurdajr, Averse* etrolnii baai. couple preferwa. BH Ponds Help Has Dinner ANNOUNCfMENTS ooflng ud sldlni. Attte oonrenlorj, i per hour, car necefi&ry. For tp- UONMOUTH — Now C*p% Cod. ddltmni. Emergency repairs. Maasl. POUtmeQt call SH 1-0654. IER AFFECTIONS ouKioomi and baUi, upanaloa attic SHREWSBURY—The Blue and lD JUPABTHTBNT — Very LOST AND FOUND !no and Coloeca Construction Co., MAN TO WORK In hardwire itore: LtfSOO. 787-2805 after g. Branch. CA C-3488. » aAd clean, modeni kltclieo. All Gold dinner of Pack 90 was held LOST — Passbook No. R8912. Finder Experience preferred. Knowledge of id when U tan out Heirt-brokcn ale. SS Herbert St.. Red Bank. ;ETTER THAN NEW — VBTERAN8 Fight Fires Mmi rtluro to ilonmouvh County LTTIC RENOVATIONS — LflM thu -dw»re. 8H 7-2222. was forced to return itunninj 9 per cent down. Estimated monthly recently in the Presbyterian HREE-HOOM FURNISHED APAKT tymenta at only »13, locJudea all. National BanX. Red Bank.. ivo monthi before iiunmer leuon. [AH — Part time, for custodial work Roomi of Furniture to be sold for ENT — Both, aecond floor. Call SH FREEHOLD — Many of the 600 Church. ieclal spring pricei on ceramic tUefl me bedrooms, living room, dining, t Point Rd. School. Little Silver, N.J. paid balance ot (30S. Payments only 2541. HK Herbert St. Red Bank. lern kitchen, jams room, utility [arm ponds in the county are giv- Participating in the flag cere- tcbens, baths, AHrratlons, etc. Stan- oura oi work 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Mon< £ bath* (enced-ln yard. Lovely plant- f O«onowakl. 787-0626. V} tnrougll Friday each school day. a week. 10-pc. Contemporary living URNISHED — Bedroom, large kllch ing stand-by protection against mony were Carlos Booth, Robert TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION^ om, ft-pc. modern bedioom wltri i. bath all utlllUea, PA moBth. Alter gi and velvet lawn. PI1A financing lake application to Secretary, LUUe p.m. BH M355. Oceantort. so available. Julv lit occuoarcy. RUTGERS EVENING COLLEGE stu- liver Board of Education. Markham nsorlei A 6-pc modern dinette. Hurry rice I16.600. WALKER A. WALKER, Fire. la fact, some have already Feddeler, Larry Jackson. John dent desiring riders to New Brunswick. r School, Little Silver, N.J. Bow | EALTORS, Hwy 35. Hazlet. CO 4-5212. helped save a building or prevent Johnstone, Robert Kimble, and Uonday. Tuesday, Thursday an4. * l" EMPLOYMENT >S 1-2126. Send for Frea Illustrated he spread of flames, says County iteven Rubinstein of Den 1. dar nights. BH 1-2251 "' HELP WANTED—FEMALE COMMERCIAL RENTALS l HELP WANTEI>-Male - Female DQE KOOM lor renl. Center ol AMEO ONE BUT YOURSELF— Hgent Marvin A. Clark. The neighborhood commission- FIELD FURNITURE wtu Could be used also for office you miss this three-bedroom, 1"- Ponds providing best protection AUTOMOTIVE ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY iaee. Approximately 2.400 BQ. ft. Wit th recipe for a happy family. This er, Walter Eouffard, and Scout- 'ery order A applicant cur specialty. IX)r)GE'r Boi 611, Bea Bank. earning*, clean, brick and frame ranch are those located near the build- masters James Sebastian and Broad Bt., Red Bask 8H 7-34M :s high on a %-scre in Mlddletown's AUTOS AND TRUCKS CASmER-SECRETARY arehouse Department BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY [MOLE OR SUITE OP OFFICEB — lest section. Wise new condition ln- ings so that water can be pumped Charles Davis of Troops 50 and uet ba fajt typist and accurate EAHT OF TOWN CALL udes fr'eetrlc ^ullt-lns and wall-to- 1962 NEW CHEVROLET il-ton plcliup. Ith money. Excellent salary to uaillieo. PeraoimeL For Quality Orders. direct by the fire apparatus, he 250 were introduced by the as- Four whtet drive. Ideal lor anowplow ' Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-1747. .1 East Front St., Keyport, N.J. SH 7-U00 all throughout as well as picnic and etc McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. art, plua retular lncreuei aisurtd. 'LOOKS FOR RENT — Near railroad playground equipment. A dry as toast adds. sistant cubmaster, Harry Jack- Be Mrs. Morgan. Belt. Finance Co,, IEWING MACHINE—Experienced Op. basement with laundry and workshop Broad Bt., Red Bank. for appointment dial CO 4-3020 tatlon. approximately 1.600 sq. ft. 1857 PLYMOUTH — Suburban two ratora for night shift. Call ich floor. Elevator. Call BH 7-1100. eas completes the picture. Asking The Fire Insurance Rating Or- son, Mr. Bouffard presented a door station wagon. Radio, heater, ex. 8H 1-1616 !8.m. THOMPSON AND EAH.TELL, cellent condition. Call CWO Couturie TORE HOURS: EW STORES or offices. 715-715-A. EALTORS. SH T-M00. ;anization of New Jersey recog- new charter to the sponsoring 532-2373, after 5 p.m. E32-318V; KAL ESTATE SALES PSOVLE Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. •j. 35, MkHlettmn. Ample parking, nizes the value of ponds for fire jroup, the Parent-Teacher Asso- iportunlty for an energetic person to all 03 1-0277. WHETHER YOU'RE READY TO HE- 195!) STUDEBAKER Bllver Hawk V-8, :ab!t>h a career In a professfoaal to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri- TTRB or juet starting out, here's I suppression by permitting lower :iation, which Mrs. Joseph Ser- radio, heater, whltewalla, 32.500 miles. UGH SCHOOL QRAUDATE — Neat opacity with a firm recently formed day evenings till 9:00 p.m. .•"TRACTIVE RENTAL for professlon- co2y living room with two bedroomt $1,000 or best offer. BJ8-4U6- >pearance, over 21 yean old, work r merger cf three brokerage offices. 1 use In flve-uoit building on Highway id a large kitchen, perfect front insurance rates on nearby build- ;ewich accepted in the absence 5, Mldriletown, one mile north of Red 1959 JEEP FC150 — Four-wheel drive sis bowling alley, hours, 6 p.m. to all OS 1-0600 or write Naveslnk As- irch and a two-car garage perched ings. However, in order to qualify >f Mrs. Edwin Otis, president. p.m. CA 2-1TI7. Klates, 931 Hwy 35, Mlddletowc. NGL1BH carved walnut dining room lanK. Paved parking. Will remodel to iKh on ft lot wllh schools and rttopplne: Warren hubs, »l,8O0. Call a.m. or p.m. :t. Sttinway grand, wool hall runner, ult. SH 7-3730. Mrs. McFeeley. ear by. Jurt 1.14,900. THOMPSON AND for the rating, certain require- Oa 1-0274. 787-4166. 'OMEN — For part-tlm» work In IWARD3 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY etui atorage wardrobe, rockers and Den mothers receiving pins and "ANTED — Office or small store vl- RTEIi., REALTORS. SH 7-S600. 1959 CHEVROLET — Eel Air. Four .undry. Tutaiay. Wednesday, Thurn- Kxecutlve-Sales-Ofllce-DomesUc shes. Two Hepplewhite chairs. Other ments must be met Some are: certificates were Mrs. Donald ay. Experience not required. Apply ilnccrlty and ability with hlgb ethics uaehold itema. 872-1975. Monmoutft inlty Bed Bank. Call WEEKLY SPECIAL — door, automatic, Bli cylinder. PR 3-2HB latom-built ranch on large plot In (1) The buildings must be with- Dwyer, Mrs, Daniel Leary, Mrs, SH 7-5618 Jonald'a Laundry, 44 Marlon Bt., Ked IN PLACEMENTS 11s, lank. Broad at. Reci Bank EW 8TABLE — Eight largo box islrable EMghbothood. Three twin Bite in 600 feet of the suction point. 1838 PLYMOUTH — Four-door oednn, LOBH! — Commercial slicing rna- sdrooms. one pine paneled. Tiled bath, ames Sebastian, Mrs. John Kel- 1B UGH SCHOL GRADUATffi — Neai sHADYsroa: 70577 alls. Colts Npck area. Belvedere V-8> r>' h button, radio, Ulne. Sea Helen. 25 S. Front Bt., HO S-2485 rpe, oleanant living room with co- (2) The pond must provide notly, Mrs. Carl Nil!, Mrs. James heater. Sacrifice S595. SH 7-3510: ppearance, over 2L years old, work ed Bank. •nlal fireplace, family tlse dlninp esK bowling alley, couro, 9 a.m. to FF1CE FOB RENT — Two rooms. wm. 16' deluxe kitchen with nature' ess than 100,000 gallons of water. Wilcoxen and Mrs. Albert Fed- 1959 TWO-DOOR BU1CK LE SABRE. ji.m. CA 21777. TTUATIONS WANTED, Female ORGB GAS DRYER Ice location, heart of Red Bank. Rent ood cabinet*/ Attach rd two-car RB Dynaflow, radio, heater, whltcwalls, NF.VF.ft USED, 9149 10 month. Cull TO 4DO10. . i7i.it ba"°meri1. Won't Innt \ontc (3) A proper road and suction deler. Also honored was John SALEBLADIEB 'ILL HKLP wrra PAETHtS, dlruiers. CALL BH 1-8382 J22,800. Elwoofl A. Armstrong Beautiful condition, tl.405. 187-9180. fwo-part time women for gift depart otber occasions. Call point must be available. Kelly, Webelos den. A seven-year 1959 PEUGEOT — Ivory, excellent .eeney. Kealtf.r, s>i5 Prospect Ave. nent, from B;30 a,m. to 1:30 p.m. o, BH 1-8SB1, tttlfi Silver. SH 1-4500. If a pond can not be pin and gift was presented to condition. Original owner. $1,050. Call :30 p,m. to 5:30 p.m. Five dayi. Call SALE HOUSES FOR RENT OS 1-03M after 5:30 p.m. " 2-2139. EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires home LTTRACTIVK COLONIAL fn Red Bank itructed close to the buildings, "a Mrs. Sebastian. yplng. Call SH 7-4889. Red Bank )o- ALUMINUM COMBINATION 195 to $125 Per Month rea. 8Ur rooms, two haths. breeze- 1958 CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Hardtop, iVON COSMETICS — Ar« In demand, :atloa. OTOIUi WINDOWS THE BKRO AOENCY •ay, Msement. itaraee. ExeMlent loca suction pipe may be used to cut Committeeen for this year one owner, radio, heater, power aleer- lustomer acceptance highest la hlitory. t. 2b Mlddletovrj on. $20,900. RKDPKN AGENCT Real InK never brakes. Excellent condition. 'errltorles now available (or women WILL CAKE FOR CHILDREN down this distance, according to will be Joseph Seuffert, chair- DAY OB NIQHT 6 for $55 OS 1-1000 inMnsuror*. 301 Manle Ave.. rorner White. Mud tea tl.095. O3 1-1292 after a earn good income. Full or part- priren PI Hed Bank. SH l-86ffl). Neal Munch, soil conservationist man, Willard Coryell, Harry Mor- ft p.m. me. Phone BH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Rector PI., Red Bank Three-channel tilt, triple insert, VIDE SELEOTION OF KENTALB - largaret aulotta, P.O. Box lflO, R«d 3IRL — Own transportation, wishes triple tilt action I burnished and unfurnished. Iinmed- RGfE WELL-BTJTLT frame house In with the Freehold Soil Conserva- ton, Joseph Sergewich, John 1959 FORD — Two-door hardtop Vfc .te occupancy. Barauel Telcber Agency iolmrtcl. Must t>» removed from torlan sedan, eight cylinder motor lank. :teady pc«lUon lied Bank-Mlddlelo-wn BHeid>Bld» 1-7500 tion District. This Involves bury- irea, cleaning, Ironing, child care, [our :eanport Ave., Oceanport Call or dla iBfif. Call 94MG09 after 6 p.m. Johnstone, Donald Dwyer, Sidney tinted glass, power steering, radio 1ENERAL HOU0EWORKER — Salary ROWN'S 32 BROAD 8T., RED BANK 2-350O or LI 2-3501. ing a pipe underground and on heater, whlttyall tlrel. Private. 291-213 ;ootl. steady position, by week or live lays. OB 1-1341. IVNER TRANSFERRED — Thld Ton Kodama and William Wardell. CCORDION — WurllUer, made In [ANY FURNISHED AND UNFUB- nr oM. two-atory colonial In Hazl the level from the pond toward 1960 FIAT Multiple, station waKon, n. Tnree school ag« children. Eefer- ermany, 60 bssn. ivory key«, >5(J. 4ISHKD RENTALS - In all prices aturci four bedroom* IV. bnthn ii' Awards were presented to Val 17,000 miles, eicellent condition, *700, •ncea. Wrlto "A.J." Box 611, Red Bamc ash only. Write "AP," Box 511, Red .nd slzea Ella Wiltshire Agency, HBO ff room, tarajte, full basempnt with the buildings and then providing 1 SITUATIONS WANTED, Male ink. DeFazio, Robert Morse, Robert CO 4-6166. IECEPT1ONIST WANTED — Doctor )eeou Ave., Sea BrlghL 8424004 otty pine rpcrpatlon room ntv ««>w an upright suction outlet where iffice, experience preferred. Write P.O. IIOH SCHOOL BOY — Reliable, ex- 1ITCUEN SET — 9x12 rug, radio, pen seven days. ii A real bargalr. at $17,500. Cnll Feddeler, William Clark, Pat I960 VALIANT — Four-door wagon, 1 R4fiO automatic, good condition. Call CA iox 709, Red Bank. lerlenced. desires work after school hlldren's desk, end tables and coffee 'AIR HAVEN — Sli-room duplex the fire hose may be connected. Dwyer, Robert Varrelman, Mi- 1.8378. ENERAL HOUSEWORK — Two day) ,nd week-ends. Call evenings. SH 7- Die. Reasonable. 811 1-1660. liree bedrooms. On bufl line, 1100 RIOK AND FRAME RANCTH-Ideallv This type suction pipe also pro- i week. No children. Must have recent 869. UNK BEDS — Excellent condition, lonth plus heat and utilities. SH 1-K2I1S. tented In MlrtrJWown, near railroad chael Sagurton, Walter Wilcoxen, Intton nnfi Bfl\ Latu, parVwny. Three vides an ice free source of water •eferencen. Call OS 1-1760 between 8-4 TOUNO MAN — Will babysit during essea .ncluatd, *5tt. Call SH 1- JEST KEANSBURG — Cottage three Robert Gerard, Douglas Bentley, 387, 6-8 p.m. drooma. two baths, full basement MOBILE HOMES !ay or night. ES Oatea Rd., Little roms, enclosed porch, utilities. Call uebourd heating iystem storma in the winter. Plans for suction Fred Strieker, Daniel Leary, 1OUSEKEEPER — Five hair daya a Illvsr. 8H 7-JB16. 'IANO — Knaba grand, fi'6', good 17-3302. creen* stpel bMLms lift-out windowd. pipe arrangements are available MOBILE HOMES veek, 9 through J p.m. Apply In periou ondltlon. Call iAZLET - Seven rooms completely ustorri-built. Over one acr« land- Bruce Sebastian,- Robert Oddo, Ultd . 10* down ["elepnone for appointment 291>1U9, BH 7-1725 irnlshed, d jrrounrts witn trefn and hmolt. in the Soil Conservation District Mark Petraitts and Steven Ru- CO 4-7587 alv» rtrt«B t33O t33,OWW RBI. RBI>T>EE WA Nsw • T-rur onuclrji ATTENDANT — Nursing hom*. Ntti FINANCIAL KITCHEN CHAIRS — Recovered with traitirj-Insutors, S01 Maple Ave.. cor-Office, 20 Court St. binstein. ROBBIK8VILL1! car. UOP, (4.30. Other material 10 per can LJNION BEACH -~ Beautliul nBw four er B«ri?aii 1>I.. Rufl Bank. i5H I-58G0. TRAILER BALES, ma ACE EMPIXJTMENT AGENCY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES [( regular price, Also new and use< room tiouitt, adultf only, no peti. BUBI- The size of a pond needed to Webelos Dennif Halsey and Rout* 130 RobblnsvUlt, 21. 3 Broad Bt. 311 7-3494 Red Danl Inette acts. Mon mouth Dinette, 11G iesn couple preferred, Reference. CO JTJ 1-1320 [onmouth St., Red Bank. SH 1-8333. -0718. give fire protection is relatively Raymond Salm were graduated LONG BRANCH INN LOTS AND ACREAGE small, BO it might be worthwhile 63x10* MOBIL3Q HOME — For tale oi NEED MONEY? 3on»r o! Monla tut 3rd Avenue Long ALP ON UN PAINTED FURNITURE— Into troops 250 and 50, respective- exchange for three-room house, an; Experienced telephone solicitors ti Jranch, N. J. Wcle aelectlon. Alt marked down 25 per J8 HAINT PATRICK'S DAY THIS to take another look around the ly. area. Phone MHreury 4-1030. work from Red Bank salev office. 6-1' ;ant for csati and carry. Vlfilt un- FURNISHED ROOMS TTmnAY AS YOU PROBABLY p.m. Mutt have good t»l«Phon» void 3OOKTAJTL LOUNOE RESTAURANT )alnte4 Furniture Department, second KNOW. buildings for a possible pond site, Films on iceboatlng, made by HOUSB TRAILER — 1958. 8H5'. tw .nd aalei ability. SI.25 hour plui. Foi 0ININO ROOM 15 BEDROOMS loor, Red Bank Lumber, S Wall St. X>VELY furnlslied room. Modern kltch- T) IT'S IN HIS HONOR THAT says Mr, Clark. Technical assist- bedroom, washing machine, leasonabl iterview call SH 7-3463 between 6 and Led Bank. BH 1-5500. n, quiet residential location, five mln* WE'VE Peter Wingerter, were shown. lEDECORATBD FULLY E(JU1PPED itea to center o! town, lor rennet! Call 532-1734. p.m. READY FOB BUSINESS JASED ISfll Tip Up SAW revolver, 32 LT.1, THE CHOICE LOTB TO SHOW. . ance in construction Is available I960 NEW MOON — 10x65. three bed" ' teas person. 8ft' 1-8394. URE IF THE BANSHEES HAVE PBX OPERATOR — Part time. Aval! GOOD YEAR ROUND llber rim. military. Caaed 18S3 Mnus KEPT YOtJ through the Freehold Soil Con rooms, front Kltclun, washer and drje able for fill-in work, muat llvs Iramed! N BUSINESS BEACHFRONT ARE/ Oberndorf revolver, iilngle action 'URNISHED ROOM •n\X rrwnrNra THP nTOtIT BPOT. serration District. Call 7S7-90M. ite vicinity Red Bank. SH 1-4700. OWNER WILL MORTGAGE lUltary, BH 1-755H. PHONE EVENINGS 'HEN CHECK WITH THOMPSON AND EXPERIENCED WAITRES3 — Mui Call CA 3-3041 Excluilvi '1ANO — Spinet Wurlltzer, mahogany HARTELL . . . Which Variety apply In person: Howard Johnson' kntih. Excellent condition. FUHNISHBO ROOM — Single person R WK'VE A LEPRECHAUN AP BOATS & ACCESSORIES Restaurant, Mlddletown. By Appointment Only 08 1-3139 in private home. Near transportation. PROVKT> I^OT. And then there's a man who Ill 1-869S rnnrpoov HK-T) SARTELL> HEAL- ROCCO N. BONFORTE 1RANDFATHER CLOCK — Antlqui 'ORS. BH 7-56O0. has a car with four forward INSURANCE — Marine, outboard-al AQENCY Ibrary table. Call after 5. Of Vegetables (anna. Roliun Waterburj, Realtor HELP WANTED-MALE LI 2-3117 1DERLY PERSONS BOARD speeds: fast, faster, very fast and since 1925. It W. Front St. BH 7-3500 27t Chelsea Ave. Long Brand] fAYSIDE RESIDENCE, Went Par *AN WITH CAR—Young, neat and YVEWIUTER3. ADDING maehlnei "Good morning, Judge." BARGAIN — Any boat you want JEW SHELL service nation for lease. kve., Wayside, lirand new building. A COMMERCIAL PROPERTY crsonable for route sale*. JlOfl per Leonardvllle Rd., Belrord. Excellent l makes new or used. Guaranteed. leals, laundry and care. Bate |35 pe am. U« bank rates. Financing ar week If you qualify. No experience JW as J25, Serplco'i, 101 Monmouth Should You Use? raniements completed ID one call al business opportunity. For Information eek. Call KB 1-9893. necessary. For appointment call 889- call Export 8-5837, 8:31) to 5 p.m. It. Next to theater 611 7-0485. ont PROFESSIONAL BUILDIW -LEGAL NOTICE- any ot our olflcej. TSB MONMOtJTH 5868. ' •" 'URNI3HBD ROOMS — Sln le o — Ideally located on malor highway FREEHOLD — Does the be- COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. 8H .U(1H — 0x12, $26. also large 6 .1ECOMK QUALIFIED — To Bell ouble. Convenient location. 137 Mapli ear proposed new hospital site, prl wildering array of vegetables in 1000. ATLANTIC REFINING CO 11 new broadloom. Private. ive.. Red Bank. BH 72S09. rate parking, three offices, laboratory NOTICE OF HALE: arms of Insurance. Frea schooling t< 842-0519 WAO.EMAKER — 12' rnoltled plywooi ireparo for state licensing examlna Has available & service itatlon (or acuities, rully air conditioned. Room On Friday, March 23, 1962 at B:O0your new seed catalogue confuse leui In Red Bank. Wonderful oppor- r expansion, suitable doctor, dentls A.M. I will sell at public auction or mahogany. 10 h.p. Mercury cruiser Ions. LI 2-1700. iIAMOND RING — Emerald cut. two- you? Are you having a hard time |20O. 8H 7-3766. tunity for mechanically sales minded Ide baquette, total weight, ono carat. 'rtnlclan. 5M.500. behalf or Seacosst Finance Co., 1 TEL.KVISION REPAIRMAN — Road person. Minimum Investment to covet lease cnll 787-C36S. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Broad 81, Red Bank, N. J. one 1051deciding which variety to use? 14' BUNFISH SAILBOAT — Nevel work only. Must be experienced, ex- •lock and equipment only. Paid train- SCHLACHTER & CO. Ford, Cpe, Frto.. Ser. C7CV102035 loi used, packed In orlslnal carton. Sacrl cpllent fiiilary, pnid vncations and holl- ig a.vallab'18. Ca» MI 3-0100 fi a,m.-E IDKBOARD — Chest ot draweiB. default In a Conditional Bales Contract Get a copy of the 1962 Home rice. Call BH 1-2747. m., Monday througb Friday, or 787' eedlepoint foot stool, occasional HOUSES FOR SALE 75 Smith St. Perth Ambo' ays. Sclalfa TV, Weat Lon« Branch- tialra, -TV Hand. SH 1-2928. mads by Robert W. 8oden. Said ca arden Vegetable Variety Rec- 16' SEA BKIFP — Lapstrake, 35 II. !674 after 7 p.m. ^^ VAlley 6-3460 may be ntcn at Ray Srnlth's Aut Evlnrude outboard motor. Trailer wit] ODEHN dry cleaning riant In New ;RAUTY — J1 per Item. Permanents OWNER LEAVING STATE Bales, 383 Maple Ave., Red Bank, ommendations, advises Dr. B. L. oar tow. H.200. SH 7-8433. FULL TIME hrewabury has openlngH for dry cleari- .09. Angela, Sally, Tuesday to Thuri- N. J. Need U clean cut men between SO iy. Irla BtylisL 09 Monmouth fit FRANK LOVEMN, Auctioneer. Pollack, extension vegetable spe- FAMILY CRUISER. — 25' 1857 custom ng jobber*. Call U 2-0649. This clean five-year old 'three- REAL ESTATE WANTED and 40 yean of age to work In local :BUUCINO EQUIPMENT—For rent or Mar. 13 J2.5: cialist at Rutgers University. This built. V-8 power, sleep* three, closed area. Openings la several department! BEAUTY HALON — Long branch. bedroom home features gas heat, bead. H.630. CO 4-6325. 1.1a. Free delivery. Soutb Jsney Surjl- Mo experience neceisary. For a, Modern, air conditioned, excellent op- il. BHadynldo 7-2014. :ombination storms and screens. publication lists the varieties that polntrnent call portunity. CA 9-0988. Conveniently located and low tax-LISTINGS WANTED BUMSON PUBI.I0 NOTICE grow best in the Garden State OS 1-1370 SHOP BY PHONE :s to boot. For frit Rtd Bsnk Are* An Ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- and can be used in conjunction BUSINESS NOTICES quick daily dPllvory In Rprt Ban Multlpn Llsllni Byjtrrn NANCE FIXING COMPENSATION OP SALARY J95.50 A BAROAIN AT BOROUGH OFFICERS AND CERTAIN with your seed catalogues. INSTRUCTION . Outlying dlBtrlcu Wednpsrtay iii ROLSTON WATERBURY BOROUGH EMPLOYEES IN THE 14 DUMP BODY TRUCK, availabli nd SnturdRvB. Plsctiunt prices IS Wrst Front SL, Red Bank removo trash trom yards, allies, ci FIR3T COOK — Steady, all year cm BOROUGH OF RUMSON" was tnlto- You can get it free by asking SKIN AND SCUBA DIVING — Inslruc •ROWN'S. 32 fiioai Bl. SH 1-7500. $11,900 SH 7-3500 iluced by the Mayor and Council ol lars. etc Also, equipped (or contra' ployment. Pleasant working conditions tlon, all equipment furnished. Indoo: Ovar 18,000.000 sola by MLS Marvin A. Clark, county agricul- ing work., BH 7-2144. salary open dependant upon ability t neatad pool, co-ad daises and prlvat* Qualified G.I.'s no down payment In Sftven months the Borough of Rumson on Februars applicant. Apply: Chef Giruux, Mol! Instruction. Call PR 4-TOS5. 21, 1062 and on Morch t. 1962 waitural agent, 20 Court St. INCOME TAX RETURNS—Individual! Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. MACHINERY FOR SALE All others low down payment. NOT A MEMBER OP ANY finally adopted and approved by th< and small businesses, BARB SEUIV UTORINO — Private claasu In Span. Mayor. This list contains description of ICES, 210 Bdwy.. CA 9-3500, L. Brand .TTENTIOrJ — Atito repair shops MULTIPLE U9TINO SYSTEM. MACHIN1BT — All around, amall sho Isb. Intanalva training. Colltfe grad lean wheel alignment machine it Irai HELL. YOUR HOME THROUGH i ALBERT A. KBRR, JR., each variety, the number of days 42^ hour week. Call tor appolntn.cn ate. BS degree. SH 7-361)9. [on or original cost. Contact McCarth Borough Clerk. TAX RETURNS LI 2-1157. :h«vrolft. 291-1101. BEACH AGENCY McGowan Ryan Agency Charles 8. Callm&n, it requires to reach maturity, and Form 1040, ¥5 Mayor. TOP SALARY — Fringe benefits M Daily to 8 p.m. led Rink SlUdsrslds 7-30O an indication of resistance to dis- Income tax returns prepared by gra< highly experienced produce man. Applv Mar. 13 , 13. uate accountants. T. Pyt and ' In person: Shop Rite Middletown, Rt. 35 MERCHANDISE ease. O'Keefe, Haclet. 787-9598. MERCHANDISE WANTED Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. OUR HOMO WANTED - >V11T II HOFFMAN MACHINE FREBSERS FOR SALE fflUi usT Wa Kdvertlsv eittnslvely in BUMSON rCBUO NOTICE The varieties have been select- 'IANO8 and musical Instrument, ths newspapers, radio and publish • INCOME TAX SERVICE FOB On lady'o coats. Experienced only, Toi 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletow: An ordinance entitled "AN ORD: -wages. Union nhop, 35 hour w»ek. V« wanted. Hlxnesl prices paid. H. Ten catalog for hom« seekers. We sire mem< ed on a basis of high quality, KEANSBURG HAMMOND »r. 806 llaln St. Ukewood or Foi ?ers or trie TWR. B, national real estate NANCE FIXINO COMPENSATION O And nearby residents. Individual cation wllh pay and all paid holldayi OS 1-2727 MEMBERB OF THE POLICES DE vigor, yield, and ability to grow Writo "AE", Box 611. Red Bank. crort 3-aBO. referral «ervlte. W» are "Home Trad business returns prepared. ORGAN STUDIO Licensed Real Sstale Broker srs" . two orrices. 11 lull time snips PAHTMENT OF THE BOROUOH O under New Jersey conditions. SCHWmiZER AGENCY . 78741! BARBER — Or experienced apprentlei OF ABBURY PARK WANTED jcople Call WALKER A WALKER RUMSON, N.J .'• WA3 Introduced by INCOME TAX — Individual Return good salary plus commission. Call aft UStil) UU1KNTAL RUOB Realtors, Members Red Bank Area tile Mayor and Council of the Borough Royal Artlit Chord Organ f S9.0 CHINESE AND PERSIAN NEW THREE-BEDROOM RANCH of Runwon on February 21. 1962 and Pick up and deliver. 15 Years e: " p.m. 787-3027. ^^ _____ Hammond Kittlvvov-c-« Orga- : Multiple Listing Service. Shrewsbun r>95.r KK1EDMAN OALUSlilEa ONE MILE FROM REP BANK IN 911 1 11212 and llmlf! 08 1-2128 on March 8, 1962 was finally adoplet Truffles, small black fungi pertence. Nominal fee. 8H 1-1480. C- Hammond Chord Organ PR 4-3143 JSvonlngs CA 2-T4S3. U1DDLETOWN. 10% Ou.v'N. and approved by the Mayor. INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARE! Attention-Men Drivers WurllUer Spinet Organ 6(5.1 prized by gourmets, are found Conn Spinet Organ 745.1 LILY OF THE VALLEY — ,Or Creep. ALBERT A. KERU, JR.. At your home or business. Ing Myrtle beds. Will pa; cash or trail, SI 5,600 Borouch Clerk. by their aroma. Pigs, dogs and K J. Bresley Bit 7-266: CARNIVAL BAR Hammond M3 Spinet/cherry 925.1 SH 1-1311 Hammond M3 Bplnet/blond 925.1 lursery stock. LI 2-0718. Bonxarzon< Use The Charles S. CiUman, goats are employed In the hunt- FOR TREE WORK, C*O tree service Ice Cream Corp. Pianola Vliyer Piano intyi) 995 surserles, Wayside Rd., New Bhrew TWO-STORY §Bven-room house. New Mayor. Topping, trimming, removal. Call I Is currently hiring men Interested Hammond B-2 A Speaker/blond 21&0. rtary. ecorated. Qaraie. For Information ct Register Classified Mar. 13 ing. 14221) for tree estimates. Full lniuram itwner, SH 1-4219. coverage. , building a tutur* with one of N.J, BALES AND SERVICE! PIANO WANTED Ieil lea cream vending compinl RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION SPINET OR UPRIGHT 3PAC10U8 FOUR-BEUROOM split « 61, two baths modern kitchen, w&i A. J. PICONE CONTRACTOR—BaUi START AT ONCE Open DallT Till 9 — Saturday Till 5: CALL 181-4145 rooms, kitchen Temodaled. Also ceran Under our high Income earning p oven, dishwasher, paneled rvcceallo 1c tile. Bales, service and InBtnllatlo gram. Bonus plan effective now. Supe COOKUAtl AVE. AND MAIN 8T. room, completely air conditioned. 4 K Leonardvllte Rd., Leonardo, 291-28' vlsory training program. All txpensei FR 5S30O per cent OI mortgnne J118 month] paid. PETS AND LIVESTOCK HB.fiOO. Call CO 4-M73. or 291-2120. DESKS — IU up. files »15 up. cnal APPLY NOW adding machines, typewriters manut LOVELY LINCROFT — l^our-beiirooi Monday through Saturday 13 noon DALAMATIAN - Purebred puppln o-buth split level, 36' living room an 5 p.m. Highway 38 {Monmouth Par and electric, office eQUlpmenl, ati seven weeks old, ^wonderful peti AUTOS AND TRUCKS bargain prices. New or used. AAC Dei wormed. Reasonable. 08 1-1078. (UnltiR area. Two-car attached garns* Hwy.), just East of Eat on town Clrclt Co. Rt 35. Oakhurst, EX 13StO, opp fTiinvt-ntent to Parkway and Bell La Eatontown, N. J* site N. J. Warehouse. •RENCH POODLE — Black miniature 10% down to quail fie rt buyer. Selling SALESMAN—To i«)l contractor! auj female, AKC. Inoculated, wormed. SI b-HA. appraisal of «1.000. SNYDE! CRIB — High chair, playpen. Map] 1918. imALTOHS, FIV6 Corners, Mlddleton piles In Central anii South Jersey fc twin bed, night table and cheat wl OS 1-2OD0. established company with eatibllihc detk. Also, maple, painted white b StAMESBiUTTENS — Two malei accounts, Reply "A.K.," Box Bli, " reau, mirror, and night table. SH Seal Point. RUM30N—Poreatdale School. Unusija HAVE YOU CALLED Bnnk. 2512 after « p.m. SH 7-»45 •snch home. Working fireplace. Ownei ransferred. Lowrat tnxes, {18,400 firm HILL SUPPLY COMPANY—Mlddl«SBl DRUM SET — Ludwls. Bass, torn FEMALE COLUE County looking far experienced lnnldi REASON ABUD SNYDER REALTORS, Five Corners toms, snars. Phona M.ddletown. OS 1-2QG0. salesman with ambition for admlnlstr W1I 8-464B CO 4-5693 work. Repsy "A.M.," Box 611, R> LINCitoiT — Thrwerictiroom r Bank. SALE llnlalied full basement. Wooded )o OK BEST BUYS FLOOR MECHANIC — Sander, lay. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Ownet'a ante, $17,600. SH 7-0874. Call LUCITE WALL PAINT MlDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom ranch MU 1-3400 By Dupont APARTMENTS Screened patio, garage. On tree-IJUe '55 Chevy $395 Aa advertised on television. Reguli property. Fireplace. Dryer, llnny ex 4-dr I7.4S. Bale prlca 50 7!) Free dsllvei tract. Lovely neighborhood, $16,000. SI ASSISTANT MANAGER LONG BRANCH 7374. SH 1-1110 '59 Chevy $1195 PROWN'S Attractive opening for young man 31 Broid St. Red Flank SH 1-75 MlDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — F Belalr, R/H, very clean terested In malting the coniumer bedroom •pllt. corner lot, many fei .. . then jot it down for future reference! '56 Chevy ' .$595 nance huslness his career. Good stai INTERIOR DOOItS TIVOLI GARDEN lures. *^i t>«r ceiu Ol asBumpllfm. Mut Ins salary, plus car allowance. Pro! [Alan flush doors trom S4.7(1 eacl be aeen to be appreciated. *iy,EKK>. Co l-dr led. sharing unit pension plan. If you Birch flush doors from. 13.85 eacl invm-r OB 1-HS3. No lirokem i>len.ie. It's the new night service number of interested In a Jjeriiiniient position Other snle prlcen on donr bllniln. Mo APARTMENTS '59 Ford $1495 &HNtiri>
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