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' F«r AH OqMrimnli 'i Fair today, tonight and tomor- - - row. High both days, 50, Low SUadysiife 1-OO1O tonight in the Ms. See page 2. An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership Since 1878 ni- BPR rnPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 168 Issued Dally, Monday through Friday, entered as Second Clasi Matter RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960 at the Pox Office at Red Bank. N. J., under the Act of March 3. 1879. 7C ftK l/Url J;JC pER vvEEK ivtwil UiNO Maines Hits Back Kennedy Takes 6 of 10 In Garbage Hassle Districts in Wisconsin KEANSBURG-Frank Maines, former garbage contractor, Key port Sewer Plant struck back yesterday at charges that he did not live up to his Decision Is Delayed All 3 Camps contract last year. He said he may file a damage suit. KEYPORT—Councilman Al- Victor's Gain Seen The charges have been leveled ton D. Walling, public works 'Encouraged' by Councilman Louis Collichio, chairman, reported today that informally, and are now being no decision has been reached Not Decisive One investigated by the county pros- on the renovation of the sewer By Results ecutor's office on the request of plant. He said another meeting Is Editor's Note: Wisconsin's MILWAUKEE (AP) — the Attorney General's Office, for primary vote is cast. What do possible grand jury action. scheduled with the project en- Sen. John F. Kennedy hur- gineer for Tuesday night. Study Code the results mean toward win- In a release to newspapers, Mr. ning the presidential nomina- dled another high barrier Maines made these contentions: He also reported that the tions and election? Jack Bell, in his drive for the Demo- 1—That some 500 permits were council has been assured it On Control Of veteran AP political writer, issued to outside contractors last would receive SO per cent of cratic presidential nomina- the cost of adjacent property analyzes the situation in this year who dumped a total of ap- interpretive article. tion yesterday, winning proximately 2,000 loads of vari- it is buying through state aid. Amusements ous types of refuse at the dump. Mr. Walling said the borough the Wisconsin primary in He said such use of the dump does not have to submit full Firm Asks License By JACK BELL a head-on collision with one of was not his responsibility. plans to the Federal Govern- WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. his principal rivals. ment for aid as had been be- To Operate New Private Users John F. • Kennedy (D-Mass) took Immediately, the Massachu, lieved earlier. AFTERMATH OF BUS COLLISION — One of two busei which collided in Barnsboro, a measured—but not decisive- 2—That during the summer, Amusement Park setts senator said the election He said the only plan needed N. J., is shown after it veered off and splintered a utility pole. More than 20 per- step toward the Democratic proved his vote-pulling power private concessionaires used the HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- presidential nomination by win dump on week-ends and holt for the government aid is a sons were hurt in the accident. The second bus came close to tipping over an em- with non-Catholics, farmers, and master layout of the proposed cil is studying an ordinance to ning yesterday's Wisconsin Dem- the labor unions. days. bankment following the collision. (AP Wirephoto) regulate the licensing of amuse plant. ocratic primary. Kennedy defeated Sen. Hu- 3—That his (Mrs. Maines') con- ment games and games of Vice President Richard M. tract did not include collection of chance. bert Humphrey of Minnesota such items as ice boxes, furni- Ostrov Resigns; Nixon favorably surprised some In six of Wisconsin's 10 con- The governing body spent al- of his closest supporters by his ture and the like. Kleinberg Appointed Shorts Ban OK, But most an hour in executive ses- gressional districts and in the 4—That at no time did he (Mr. ability to draw a party vote in battle for the total popular Transit sion last night with its attorney an unexciting, unopposed Repub- Maines) sublet his contract. KEANSBURG - Magistrate 9 discussing the proposed measure. vote. 5—That at no time did he set George E. Ostrov resigned his lican primary in which he re- Vice President Nixon, running The ordinance has been promp- fused to campaign. a fire at the dump, but that, on post last night. 'Jazz Is Too Vague ted by a request by the Twin unopposed in the Republican pri- the other hand, he put out many TaxRelief He gave no reason. FREEHOLD — Shorts are outly informs the public what is Lights Amusement Co., which Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D mary, trailed both Kennedy and fires set by others. Councilman .Martin C. Loshen but jazz is in,in Belmar bars. permissible. plans to operate a small amuse- Minn) kept himself politically Humphrey in the popular vote. alive in the Democratic contest. 6—That the present contractor said, however, that Mr. Ostrov That was the ruling yesterday The judge ruled however, that ment park and arcade on Bay With 3,120 of the state's 3446 is receiving $39,499 for "the same felt his court post in some by Superior Court Judge J. Ed- Ave. He pointed his future campaign precincts reported, the totals Studied the section of the ordinance pro toward a bone-crushing show- work" Mr. Maines did for $33,000 ways conflict with his other, ward Knight. hibiting "jam sessions, rock and The firm took over the old stood: and that the present contractor WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep work. He is an attorney. merry-go-round and, according to down in the May 10 West Vir- Kennedy 407,217 Judge Knight upheld the mu- roll, jive sessions or community ginia primary. The political In- "is also receiving $2,260 for col-Gordon Canfield (R-NJ) wil He has served as magistrate sings" was invalid because "This its attorney, has renovated the Humphrey ... 327,830 lection of ice boxes, furniture" nicipality's right to prohibit the gredients that go into the cruci meet with tax experts to de- here for seven years. wearing of shorts of any kind is so vague it can not be intelli- building. He said the merry-go- Nixon 312,487 . and the like. Last month, Mr. Ostrov sug- gently enforced." round has been overhauled and We there may be far different ' This gave Kennedy 55.4 per termine if they think New Jer- in bars after 7 p.m., stating that from those in Wisconsin. 7—That at no time did he (Mr. gested that council take some the municipality's right to regu- six kiddie rides and the arcade cent of the vote cast in the Dem- Maines) refuse to do any job or sey's proposed rail relief to The judge's ruling concluded a added. For Kennedy, his evident cap- ocratic .primary. action to eliminate conflicts of late alcohol sales is "practically two-day hearing which was com- dered by Borough Council. passenger railroads can be made interest on the part of various limitless." He said improvements are ture of 20 of Wisconsin's conven- Each also will receive a half exempt from federal corporation plete with a disc jockey, a jazz tion votes furnished satisfactory Cites Campaign borough employees. The section of the borough or- expert and a chart showing 11 still being made to the building vote from the ballot shared by taxes. and property. evidence he could command Mr. Maines also charged that Seymour R. Kleinberg, Key- dinance which was upheld , for- lengths of ladies' sports attire. the state's two national commit- port, with offices here, was party support in the crucial Mid- tee members, who split their sup- Mr. Collichio's attacks on him New Jersey's Congressiona bids the wearing of shorts, bath- John S. Wilson, jazz critic for Needs License named by unanimous vote for ing attire or playsuits in bars west as well as in his home New port. That will make the totals "were made during the time of delegation met with State High- the New York Times, and Al In order to operate, the firm England stamping ground. his political campaign." way Commissioner Dwight R. G a three-year term to replace during evening hours. Judge needs a license. Before issuing 20V4 and 10>/2 respectively.' (Re- "Jazzbo" Collins, disc jockey But it was not the sweep that phrasing to clarify division of He said he should receive "ex- Palmer yesterday to discuss the Mr. Ostrov, whose resignation Knight said this section of the with radio station WINS, both a license the borough must adopt state's new plan to extend the was accepted "with regret." ordinance is clear, and adequate- Kennedy would have liked. Hum- extra vote.) tra compensation" for work he testified that jazz, jive, and rock the ordinance. phrey ran behind, but respecta- did over a three-year period railroads six million dollars a and roll are almost indefinable After the conference, Mayor Even before the final count year in aid. bly so. And, in general, Hum- was In, the vote broke the pre- •which was not required in the terms and can mean different (See CODE, Pg. 2) phrey proved that he is the contract. things to different people. vious record, set In 1952, of The state did not say where Guiney Raps Health Board; champion of the kind of farmers 1,018,149. And, he noted in regards to thethe money would come from. possibility of grand jury action; On June 23 last, the Belmar who Inhabit the western areas of Coming on the heels of his "I am ready at all times to face Canfield will work with the borough ordinance went into ef- Warn Natives Wisconsin which adjoin his home spectacular sweep in New Hamp- any investigation which Mr. Col-tax experts of the House Ways Asks Resignations, Gets Onefect prohibiting, among other state of Minnesota. shire last month, this was-Ken- lichio wishes to initiate." and Means Committee to see if things, dancing after 1 a.m., rock Kennedy got the industrial first nedy's second straight victory in the aid can be kept from taxa and roll, and community singing. Boycott Will Wisconsin district, 'a tribute to The statement was passed out HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- One portion of the ordinance for- an important presidential pri- to reporters after the council ses tion. cil will meet tomorrow night his apparently superior pull with mary, Ethics Code bid the wearing of shorts or bath- organized labor. He took the sion by Councilman Martin C Said Palmer: "I look upon with the Board of Health to dis- ing attire in bars after 7 p.m. Be Crushed Wisconsin was not 8 spectacu. Loshen. rails as being our greatest ally cuss charges by Mayor Cornel eastern aide of Wisconsin where lar triumph for him. Mr. Maines said he is consult- We could not possibly financial ius J. Guiney, Jr., that the bor- Held Ambiguous JOHANNESBURG, South Af- the Roman Catholic vote is For School rica (AP) — Government offici- He had said that winning alx ing an attorney for advice on a ly, or as to time element, absorb ough's health program is "lag- On July 29, 16 tavern and hotel (See VOTE RESULT. Pg. 2) (See KENNEDY, Pg. 2) possible civil action for damages, the additional load of traffic ging." als served notice today they wll owners filed a suit 'to have these press their police drive against were the railroads to cease their Dances Set Last night, Mayor Guiney said portions of the " ordinance set he had received numerous com- Negro "inciters and intimidators" passenger operation. KEYPORT -i. The Board of Ed- aside as ambiguous. until South Africa's work boycotl "We have no desire to subsi- ucation last night gave official plaints about the inactivity of HolmdelAsks the board. In citing a municipality's right is crushed. Schedule Candidate dize the railroads but we do sanction to a code of ethics for to regulate barrooms, Judge Brig. C. J. Els, assistant na realize that if the public wishes all high school dances. He said he had written all members of the health unit ask- Knight pointed out communities tional police commissioner, In a More Advice this service to continue, that The code was formulated by had successfully prohibited all newspaper statement said his they themselves must make it the student council and adopted ing their resignations. dancing or music in bars or Debate in Raritan Alfred G. Horay, health inspec- men "will act swiftly against possible." as a result of recent disturbances. taverns, as well as forbidding these troublemakers wherever RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The All students attending dances tor, said that he has submitted the employment of barmaids. On Zoning Under the state's plan, the his resignation. The letter was they are found. We warn these explosive primary election cam- Pennsylvania Railroad, for in- are expected to be well grocmed Edward A. Costigan of Trenton people we will not rest until we School Aid paign here may hit its peak HOLMDEL — Bernard Gold- and presentable. Students coming not brought up at the council smith, chairman of the Planning stance, would receive $1,698,000 meeting. represented the 16 tavern owners have rooted them ail out." April 14. in "poor taste" will not be ad- in the suit. The Borough of Bel- Board, said last night the group a year to maintain essential com- mitted. Mayor Guiney said residents Appeals for the government to Is Subject John L. Ritchie, president of will hold several conferences in muter trains, the Lackawanna had complained that garbage has mar was represented by its at- negotiate with responsible'Negro the Upper Raritan Homeowners $1,656,000 and the Jersey Cen Boys must wear a suit, or torney, Harold Flnebcrg. leaders and to moderate its strict the near future with a represen- sports jacket with dress slacks, been lying in the streets in many Association, announced last night tative of' Community Planning tral, $1,392,000. sections of the borough and that The sections of the ordinance racial policies came from lead- that a political debate has been shirt and tie. Girls must wear ers of business, church and the Of Meeting Associates Inc., Trenton, to dis- In New York, a Pennsy spokes- suitable dresses. Shorts are the board has taken no action which were not contested were scheduled for that night. cuss the township's new zoning opposition United Party. M. D. EATONTOWN-The Monmouth man said the road is willing to banned. to correct the situation. those which prohibit music and It will be staged in Ei-Moe- ordinance. enter into a contract with the He also has chicled the board dancing after 1 a.m. De Wet Nel, national minister of Regional High School Board of All dances in the future will Bantu (Negro) administration, Ki Hall, starting at 8:30 p.m. The planners spent over two state to provide such service. be for Keyport High School stu- for inaction in connection with Education will meet tonight with There are 11 candidates. hours in executive session dis- the enforcement of the substan- said in a speech that "South Af- an official of the U.S. office of "The Pennsylvania is also will- dents and will not be open to rica's present racial policy is the Mr. Ritchie said six have al- cussing the proposed measure. students of other schools or to dard housing ordinance. Health, Education and Welfare to ing to work with the (New Jer- BuildingCode right one and it will coninue to determine what the district can ready accepted the invitation and Mr. Goldsmith said the board sey) Division of Railroad Trans- students who have finished or Mr. Horay said his files were wanted advice from another plan up to date and that all inspec- be followed by the government." except in federal school aid. that he expects the others to portation in an equitable solu- left school. accept within the next few days. ning consultant before moving Dance tickets will be sold only tions of housing violations has Another official of the ruling The district, made up of this tion of the recommendations Drafted By Nationalist Party told a banquet Those who have accepted to on the measure, made by the division. to the high school students and been completed. He said he was borough, New "Shrewsbury and The board hopes to have the "in the dark" as to what com- "We are on the road to our true date are: "The suburban service prob- the name and homeroom of pur- Shrewsbury Township will draw code ready for drafting next chaser must be written on all plaints the mayor was referring Township ideal, which is a white South many of its students from mili- For the Republicans — Fran- month. lem is a public problem and to. Africa." cis A. Ludwig, Township Com. should be solved by an arm of tickets sold. A student may bring tary and civilian personnel at Mr. Goldsmith said some down- one guest not enrolled in the Another board member, Ralph SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — With today a national work hoi Fort Monmouth. mittee candidate, and Lloyd F. government that will specify the iday honoring a Boer War hero, grading would be made. How school providing a responsibility Bennett, said he would not re- A new building code for this com- The board, at Its meeting last Keleher, for township clerk. much and where are still unde- services to be furnished and thepledge of conduct is signed for sign and was angered over the munity of 1,500 is being drafted authorities were hopeful there rates to be charged." night, set the meeting date with For the Democrats — Marvin cided, he said. the guest. charges. He said the board meets and may be ready for Township would be fewer clashes with mili- Olinsky and Gilbert W. Bennett, every month and has never re- Committee action at its meeting tant Negroes whose chief activity the federal official. The township Is currently zon Smoking will not be allowed In other business, it was an- both for Township Committee, ed for one-acre. ceived complaints. May 3. lately has -been pressure to main- and anyone creating a disturb- tain the work boycott by their nounced that tentative bus routes and Mrs. Kathryn M. McHugh He said the board is consider- ance or disobeying rules will be When asked if he would press Township Attorney Harry, S. and Edward J. Fischer, both for Simmill: I for the resignations, Mayor Gui- race, have been set up for when the ing downgrading individual areas put out of the dance. Evans is in the process of draw- school opens in 1961. township clerk. In the township over a period George D. Search, high school ney said, "We'll straighten the ing up the measure, which will Underlining its determination to of years. matter out at the meeting." give no ground, the government Many of the district students The debate is a result of a Had College principal, reported that two danc- be based on the Standard Build- are expected to be transported verbal floor battle Friday night He said it is not likely there es have been held under the code ing Code of New Jersey. pressed for quick Senate approv- al of a bill to outlaw the two to school by bus. during a Township Committee would be any mass downgrading and have proven successful. Police Commissioner Wilfred session. at one time. De Gaulle leading Negro political organiza- Board members are hoping for Lock Altered "Closed dances are popular Rafferzeder said at last night's state aid to offset the cost of In other business, the board with the students," declared Mr. tions, the Pan Africanist Con- At that time, William H. Wentz, WEST LONG BRANCH (AP)- committee meeting that a study gress and the more moderate Af- transportation. a Democratic Township Com- gave tentative approval to a 45- Search. of the codes of several munici- lot subdivision application pre- Eugene Lehman, president em- Confers With rican National Congress. While the routes have been ten- mittee candidate, who since has efitus of Monmouth College, says palities in the. area found pone tatively established and some stated that he Is "withdrawing" sented by Henry A. West, West- suitable for emulation for the pur- field. the college administration has cost estimates received, board from the race, attempted to ask locked him out of his office on Fees Set Up Macmillan poses of Shrewsbury Township. Committeemen James G. Brady Public hearing on the project For that reason, he said, the Find Missing members were reluctant to dis- week-ends and weekday nights. LONDON (AP)-French Presi- cuss the matter at the meeting. and Philip J. Blanda, Jr., 54 — only the second major sub- dent Charles de Gaulle and Brit- state code is being used. division proposed here in three President Edward G. Schlaef- For Games They plan to bring the subject questions. ish Prime Minister Harold Mac- Mayor Joseph Mennzzopane, Boy in Neptune years — is set for April 19 at er didn't reply, but Monmouth up again at a conference and The attempt disrupted the township hall. County Judge Elvin R. Simmill, millan met early today and Jr., announced that a new Civil ASBURY PARK (AP)—Robert then take final action at an open ranged over various world is- Defense and Disaster Control unit meeting and created near havoc. Mr. West plans to build 45 chairman of the college's board In Keansburg Duffy is, home safe and sound meeting. One of the results was an of- of trustees, had a one word an KEANSBURG - At a special sues expected to arise at next is being organized, under the after running away to a shopping The board will meet in special homes on the 59-acre tract on leadership of John Overton. Vol- fer by Mr, Ritchie to arrange Schanck Rd. swer: meeting Monday night, Borough month's Big Four summit con- center. session Tuesday — and the bus a political forum for all the can- Council introduced an ordinance ference. unteers are being sought to make Duffy, 10, disappeared Mon- routes question may be on the He recently was granted a var- "Nonsense." up a 15-man unit. didates, iance for six of the lots which licensing amusement games and French and British officials day night after his fifth grade agenda. Tho civic group will pay for Lehman said yesterday that games of chance — based on thesaid De Gaulle and Macmillan Strict enforcement of the ordi- teacher wrote a letter home to though over an acre in area, Schlaefer was angry at him be- the hall. lacked frontage required under November referendum which was arranged to exchange notes on nance prohibiting dogs from run- his parents saying the boy had Political debating is fast be- cause the collegec hapler of the approved in this municipality. their recent high level pre-sum- ning loose was demanded by been a truant. Police searched Gets Manual Training the zone code. American Association of Univer- coming a tradition here. The homes will be in the $20, Public hearing will be April mit meetings. James Hughes and other attend- thrpugh the night but never look There were several "knock- sity Professors has asked for an 14 at 9 a.m. In municipal build- Only last week-end, De Gaulle ing residents. ed in the self service laundromat In Opening the Bids 000 to $23,000 price range. investigation of faculty-admmis down, drag-out" debates during ing. met with Soviet Premier Nlkita Mr. Rafferzeder said he would at-the Neptune Shopping Center, KEYPORT — Wanted, one let-the campnign prior to the elec- tratlon relations at Monmouth. Fees established in the • code Khrushchev in Paris and con- be willing to Instruct the town- Where the boy was sleeping. ter opener for Donald A. Hill, tion last November. "He blames me, but that Isn't are: ducted a point-by-point survey ship policeman to Issue summons- He wa; found yesterday win Board of Education secretary, The other candidates for the INDEX true." Lehman said. For throw games, $50; for ar- of the causes of East-West ten- es to owners of stray dogs, but dow shopping at the center. Po- Mr. Hill spent approximately Amusements 12 April 19 primary are Irving R. Judge Simmill said it was he cade machine games (except sion. They considered in particu- added that without an increased lice turned him over to his par-35 minutes struggling to open en- Doty and James B. Flnan, Re- Births 2 high striker), $100; high striker, lar the future role of Germany police force, such enforcement is ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy velopes containing bids on man-publican, and Mayor Ralph E. Bridge 16 who ordered the locks changed at the administration building. $25; non-draw raffle games, up in Europe, the Berlin powder difficult to undertake. of Washington Village. ual training supplies last night. Mundy, Democrat, all for Town- Classified 17 to five players, $50; six players keg, the Middle East and Afri- Present control is limited to The 12th envelope proved to be ship Committee, and Michael J. Comics 16 "This was not directed at Mr. or more, $100. can situations, including Algeria, Lehman," he said. "The board impoundment of stray dogs which Notice to Taxpayers of Hoimdel a real problem until John O. Gormley, Republican, for town- Crossword Puzzle 16 And, for machine games of and East-West relations in the requires a $5 fee for release by Township H a r 111 e r, superintendent of ship clerk. Editorials 6 docs not see the necessity of hav-competition, $10; games of Far East. the owners. schools, came to the rescue with ing the building open 24 hours a The preliminary tax map of Ilerblock 6 chance, $150; guessing games Sources said one of the matters Eight replies were received In Holmdel Township Is located In an old reliable pocket knife. Notice Obituaries 2 day. Mr. Lehman is no different (weight and ape), $25, and anydiscussed at today's meeting was I will not be responsible for any from anyone else." answer to an advertisement for my home on South Street, Holm Because of many incomplete Sylvia Porter 8 game not specified in the ordin- the progress being made in Ge- part-time policemen, Mr. Raffer- del, New Jersey, for all taxpay bids, the board authorized Mr. debts other than contracted by Rndlo-Televlslon 12 Lehman became president ance but permissible under the neva toward an agreement zedcr said. Plans are being made ers to inspect. Those Interested Hill to award contracts (or man-myself, Social H-ll emeritus last year and has been a statute, $300. among Britain, Russia and the to make arrangements with the may contact me. (Telephone WH ual training supplies to the lowest Leo M. Mrosz George Sokolsky _ 6 frequent critic of school policies A line of $200 or 90 days in United States for a ban on nu- Monmouth County Municipal As 0-4747.) bidder after complete study of RFD Mlddletown since then. Sports H"15 jail is provided for violations. clear weapon tests. sociation for police training. JOHN MOUNT, Assessor. specifications. —Advertisement April 6, 1960 RED BA2«C REGISTER Auto Sales Primary Ballot Unveiled; 10 Months of Deliberations Spur Market It's Longest in History NEW YORK (AP) *— Good 'End; Canopy to Stay news 'of automobile sales spur- FREEHOLD — County Clerk, Morris'and David Dearborn are red motor shares today and the J. Russell Woolley yesterday] seeking the Senate nomination, stock market made a pretty good "unveiled" the ballot for the and one person is challenging the «'.- EATONTOWN — Mrs. Donna slate of 10 delegates-at-large. 1 advance on the most active April 19 primary election, the J Owens will be permitted to keep Motel Muddle trading in eight sessions. longest and most complex in The most important Democrat- i the . aluminum awning at h«r Is Still That Demand spilled over into other Monmouth County's history. ic contest is that between party | laundromat on Rt. 35, the Zon- groups and pulled an irregularly The portion of the ballot which supported Thorn Lord and new- J irig Board of Adjustment de- KEANSBURG — What has comer Richard M. Glasner for become known as the "motel higher list definitely to the up- will be the same in every com- eded last night. , ,H1 , munity, for positions on the coun the U. S. Senate nomination. taui le Is still just that. side. The advance was by no !;-.The awning has been a bone! ° means unanimous, however, and ty through the state level; will Five Democratic candidates in T of "contention for the past 101 Council last night agreed to some of yesterday's wide-gain have a--total of 85 names. column three are opposing the I months. Last June Mrs. Owens i extend the "deadline" for con- ing electronics stocks endured The two. communities which 24-member slate for delegates at ^erected the awning, or canopy tract closing on the Beachway brisk profit-taking. will have the" longest ballots are large (each member has half a X;which is 12 by 45 feet in size, tract, opposite Belvedere Are- It was the most bullish action Union Beach and Raritan Town- vote). One person is challenging +rto' shade the front window of heri na, another 10 days. the market had taken in more ship. Both will have a total of the 12-member slate f,or alternate f laundry center. She didn't know, This time, the reason given than a week. 48 lines on the ballot which will delegates at large and one person was that the two surveyors— t she said, that she needed a build- Yesterday's closing stocks: include their municipal contests. is challenging the'foiir candidates . ing permit and also, it turned; the borough's and the buyer's The Democrats will occupy the for district delegates. need time to "get together and ACT B (5 I mi Tel *T«1 3$ • out, a variance, because the edge Adams Ex 25"i 1-T-E Ckl Bli 30 first three columns on the ballot, This is the second time, ma- iron out their differences" on Air Keduc ; 'of the awning extends to with-' Alltf Cp 9*i i Jocea * L «« the fourth will be blank, and thechines have been- used in the • in 47 feet of the highway, in a the separate land surveys. Allej Lad 42- Republicans are in the fifth col- , rone which requires a 75-foot set- Mr. Pivnick is waiting to Allied Sin 5€'i i Kennecult 76f, umn. The two major parties al- The county owns 334 machines, fork over {15,500 for the tract Alhs Chal 321, | Koppers 42',' J back. Aieot 93>i I Kreue. SS 30». ternate the' positions on the pri-and 323 of them will be in use. I- The building inspector, Robert He plans to build an $80,000 Am Airlln HI Uhlrh C4N 12 mary ballot each year. Position The rest will be kept in reserve. motel—If . .. Am Brit Sh 45 I Leh Port C 27 A PLAQUE in memory of Vincent Moves, Jr., who died May 9, 1959, was presented » Hayes, informed Mrs. Owens Am Can «1 I Leh Val Ind 2". for the general elections is de- The number of municipalities j.verbally on June 7, that she Am Cyan <•••. . Leli Val P.P. 6 to tha Eatontown Engine, Truck and Hose Company last night by his father. It con- Am l!*Fdr 5SS I LOF Glui 55-, termined by drawing. in the county has increased to *jwou|d have to seek a variance, Are Mtto.-i Mi; Lib CC.X4L 10 tains the names of the ex-chiefs of the company since 1918, when the company was The only Republican contests 53 with the addition of Loch Ar- Am Smell i aJid-later. on June 26, told her 44 I L)ES*My S3' bour, and the voting districts Kennedy Am St Nat DlBtill Kennedy said. Atchlton 23% j Nat Gyps object to the awning. All Rerm 37 J Nat Eteel OBITUARIES There was no gravy. Avco Corp 14 | NY Centra! 34 Her attorney, F. Joseph DeV Bibcock It W !W i Nla M Pw 34', 1 Super Ear Developed at Fort to, said, according to minutes But Kennedy said he was "de-Bald Lima 15H I No Am Av 32 lighted" with the result. He addBall & Oh 34 S | Nor Pac 41H read last night, that this was the BayuX C:t 37>5 I Nwtl Atrlln 19> first his client had heard of' obed, "I never took the view that Beridli Av n\ 1 Ohio Oil Beth steel 4Sli ! Oliver cp 171- jections to the canopy. we could win all 10 districts Boemc Air 23>i i Omb Mir 32!i W. B. Potts, despite the pollsters. If we endBorden <5>i | Oirena 111 Ol 9? To Extend Radio RangeTenfold^- Krueger . Last night he explained tha Bort Wirn 41 I Pan A W Air 17U of course, Mrs. Owens knew o! up with 57 per cent of the Demo Buckeye PI 32S ( Param Piet 42>s the building inspector's ruling or cratic vote we will be doing very ~ IS i Penny. JC 120 FORT MONMOUTH (AP) - to increase the range of com liquid helium to 452 degrees be- Little Silver 2l'i I Pa Pw * Lt M An electronic} listening device so munications and radar systems Dies at 67 the matter. well." Bulova 15S i Pa RR 13 low zero—about as cold as any MIDDLETOWN — Lt. Oscar O LITTLE SILVER-William Bre- Burl IM 19 Phil El 4S iensitive it will pick up the faint- 10 times, said the Signal Re- object can become. "Mr. Hayes" letter was the rea Humphrey said the election 13>i I Phlll Pet 42"i Krueger, 67, of 246 Rt. 35, died voort Potts, 87, died last night Cater Trac 30 | Pit Steel 17'; est radio signals from interplan- search and Development Labora son she filed for a variance," h< caused him no pain. : At that temperature the jewel at his home, 4 Pine Dr. e.ie 27'i | Put) Sv E*O 37 . etary rockets Is under testing, tory. yesterday in Riverview Hospital. pointed out. "When I said w "I suppose numerically I'm * OS 6 Guess Who... 9:00 A. M to 5 OO P M. RIDICULOUS PRICES FOR "GRAB BAG" SPECIALS —ALL SALES FINAL— i MARK. FORE & STRIKE MARK, FORE & STRIKE Easy to Reach • Private Parking Landau Knitting Corp. Personal Service LOCUST ST. AEHOMAHINE BUILDING KEYPORT FREE PARKING AVAILABLE .. tha iweater wai knit for. "The Happy Time," to which h< EVf* HAFFBI TO YOU? By Blob Wed., April 6, 1960-S Dedrick :.. played "BibL? Philosophy of Science Talk RED BANK REGISTER • *fhe' youngster will be seen it SOUU summer stock siong the Jersej FIRST PLACE WINNERS Manages coast this summer, • Friday Jfor Pius Institute IN SIGHT... ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Sixth grade members of the St. Child Star Students Attend LMCROFT — Dr. Vincent E. Agnes St. Dominic Savio club Smith, director of the Philosophy took first prize at the 10th an- HIGHLANDS — John Dedrick, Youth Forum Mrs. Gould of Science Institute at St. John's nual Savio Convention recently. a resident of Highlands, will re- University, New York, will speak RED BANK —Six Red Ban! Robert Curtis, John Daus, Don- tire April 29 after 4514 year's on "Does Evolution Downgrade ald Cassone, and Joseph McNee service in the employ of the De- High School seniors attended thi Entertains Human Nature?" Friday at 8:30 Herald Tribune Youth Forum a made the prize winning banner, partment of Finance of the City p. m. in the Lincroft lecture ser- assisted by Mrs. Charles DiFazio, of New York. the Waldorf Astoria last month ies at the Christian Brothers They were Rita Murphy, Pete Garden Club Mrs. Albert Bullwinkel, Mrs. Mr. Dedrick will continue in Academy. Warren Kurtz and Mrs. Ellen the field of managing recording Grudin, Jeri Dickson, Pat Brown ATIANTIC HIGHLANDS— Mrs Thomas Gould, Navesink Ave., The talk is the third in a ser- MacDonald. and television stars. One of his Linda Kachel and Helen Kardos ies of six lectures sponsored by stars at present is a 14-year-old Three topics were considered new president of the Garden Club, entertained recently at a the Pius XII Institute of Adult actor, Michael Troy, who is con- "Is Right Right?," "Education, Education of Monmouth County. UNTIL HE'S set To sidered one of the nation's best and "What Next?" desert tea and meeting. It was announced that Mrs. Dr. Smith has been associated SNAP rue SHUTTER! monogram juvenile actors, having played in Red Bank's students held with the Philosophy of Science In- two movies, one Broadway show, panel discussion later in the higl Frank Townsend, Pompton your Plains, will be guest speaker at stitute, a special program within six television shows, five off school. They gave their impres the philosophy department at St. blouses Broadway shows and two Stock sions of each panel and the sig the meeting tomorrow at the Sea Scout building. Mrs. Townsend's John's and the only such insti- company shows. nificance of the forum. Thi tute in Catholic education in the and discussion was tape recorded am topic will be "Field Conservation His last show a month ago Michael Troy of Birds." nation, since its inception at the sweaters was with Margaret Truman in heard in all U.S. history classes Attending were Mrs. Victor university last year. Williams, Mrs. George Dwight, Prior to coming to St. John's, Mrs. William HIeb, Mrs. George he taught philosophy of science bfousa monogram 2.00 Kelly, Mrs. Howard Leonard, at Notre Dame University. He is Mrs. Grandin Chapman, Mrs. editor of "New Scholasticism," Waldron P. Smith, Mrs. Paul the journal of the American Cath- © I960, KlngFatorai Syndicate, Int. World rlshU roared. sweater monogram 3.00 Joy, Mrs. Thomas Plitnik, Mrs. olic Philosophical Association, and is the author of eight books John Irwin, Mrs. Edmund Hart- 6 styles to select from, corn, Mrs. B. G. Martin, Mrs. on philosophy and science. depreciation, but before taxes Frank Groener, Mrs. Alfred Dr. Smith will attempt to show Food Fair and non-recurring financial choice of color and 3 Kirchner, Mrs. Ralph Martin, in his talks that Christianity is charges, was $125,312 compared Mrs. Elbert Mason, Mrs. Robert compatible with the theory of ev- Income Rises with $22,191 the year before. Aft- day delivery. Schnabel, Mrs. Stanley Journeay, olution. In developing the Chris- er deducting tax reserves of $34,- NEW YORK CITY - Food Fair 662 and financial charges on bond Quality-Tailored Mrs. Jack Weiler, Mrs. William tian concept, he will cite philos Properties, Inc., shopping center Rauch and Mrs. Henry Reith. ophical and theological principles redemptions of $6,901, the com as enumerated by St. Thomas developers, earned a net income pany shows a net profit of $83,749 Aquinas and other authorities on of $1,111,439 in 1959 before de- as compared to $22,441 the pre J. YANKO Hospital Patients the origin of man. preciation, or 35 per cent more vious year, in which there were Red Bank than the $821,348 earned on a no tax charges. RED BANK—Among the medi- He also will attempt to estab- comparable basis In 1958. Accord- cal patients in Riverview Hos- lish the intellectual reliability of ing to Samuel Friedland, presi- The net worth of the company free parking at meters, Christian sociology in the field of increased by $1,174,859—from $9, pital this week are, Mrs. Lucilla dent in the 1959 annual report 'til April 17th Conover, 66 Riverside Ave., Mrs.human development. to shareholders. 877,098 at the end of 1958 to $11, By showing the relationship of Anna DeCamara, 153 Branch Net income for the year, after 051, 955 at the end of 1959. Ave., and Mrs. Anthony Leanza, natural science and the recent 128 Branch Ave., all of Red dscovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls Bank; Mrs. Theresa Bayreder, Dr. Smith will demonstrate that 36 Crescent St., Lisa Behan, 30 modern Christian thinking in phil- Lincoln Ave., Mrs. Frank Bel osophy and theology are in agree- lezza, 2 Euclid Ave., Mrs. Hilda ment with the discoveries of pres- Complete Colgan, 10 Charles St., Cornelius ent day science. Harrington, Sr., 48 Frederick Dr. George A. Sheehan, Jr., .77 PI., and James Magner, 24 Holly Rumson, president of the Pius 2'Pc. St., all of Keansburg. XII Institute, announced that the Edward Bobilln, 87 Bruce St., lecture is open to the public. The Outfit and Mrs. Otis Mabb, 3 Hillside other three remaining lectures In $1A Comparable St., both of River Plaza; Dr. the series, he added, include 12.95 Value Jehu Cooper, 3d, 96 Main St., "Modern Views on Scripture" by Matawan; Mrs. Mary DeMarco, Rev. James C. Turro, professor tan olive blue 22 Warren PL, and Mrs. Charles of Sacred Scripture, Immaculate Reimer, 84 Shoreland Ter., both Conception Seminary, Darlington, So good-looking-... « this exciting low,pricej of East Keansburg; Donald Friday, April 22; "Vatican Di- The handsome-tailoied jacket has an all-wool Crowley, 31 Myrtle Ave., and plomacy" by Rev. Robert A. rugged sport weave with rayon lining. Thf Mrs. Rufino Ramos, 34 Church Graham, associate editor of crease-resistant rayon-flannel trousers give a SL, both of Keyport: "America," the national Catholic weekly review, Friday, April 29, deep-toned, dashing contrast. Save at Kresge's! Eva Dowd, 32 Parkview Dr., and Mrs. Walter McHugh, 7 and "Catholic Education and Clark St., both of Hazlet; Thom- Christian Culture" by Msgr. John as Dowd, Hartshorne La., and Dougherty, president, Seton Mrs. Albert Haselman, Sailer's Hall University, South Orange, Way, both of Rumson; Francis Friday, May 6. Faleski, 20 Chapman Ter., and All the lectures are given at Mrs. Harry Short, 15 Locust Ter., the academy. both of New Monmouth; Mrs. Robert Fisher, 94 Church St., and Mrs. Angelina Musto, 538 Mackey Mrs. Harms Ave., both of Belford. Glenn Raymond, 799 Green- Given Shower tfEN'S & BOYS' • WASH 'N WEAR m wood Ave., Laurence Harbor; EAST KEANSBURG — Mrs. Alfred Snyder, 65 Borden St., Raymond Harms, Colonia, was Shrewsbury; Walter Walling, given a stork shower Sunday a King's Hwy., Mrs. Anna Kramer, the home of Mrs. Cleonard Bowne Rd., and Mrs. Carmine Harms, Bay Ave., by Mrs. DRESPSHIRTST Mandia, 73 Mount St., all of At- George Spaven, Orange, and lantic Highlands; Joseph Guar- Mrs. Otto Strauss, this place. neri, 39 Orchard St., Mrs. Thom- Guests were Mrs. Charles as Hadfield, 11 Pine Ridge Ave., Heinold, Mrs. Herbert Koegel Colorful, Mix W Match Margery Haufler, 19 Niles Ave., Mrs. Vincent Keating, Mrs. John and Mrs. Leslie Kitchell, 28 Corn Herr, Mrs. Charles Carroll, Mrs. La., all of Middletown. Nick Ferrara, Mrs. George Bruen- Mrs. Maurice Harris, 181 Gar inger, Mrs. R. Sheppard, Mrs. J. field ,Ave., Long Branch; Mrs. Dolan, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Henry'Hitzweibel, 158 Fair Haven Edward Magenheimer, Mrs Rd., and Mrs. Charles Mayer, 3» Charles Oberle, Sr., and Misses Chestnut St., both of Fair Haven; Catherine Kirby and Barbara Max Lefsky, Leedsville Rd., Brooks, this place; Mrs. Joseph Holmdel; George Mucci, 14 Gar- Auer, East Orange; Miss Freida Cotton Knits rett PI., Port Monmouth, and Wurster, Irvington; Mrs. Harry Mrs. Clement Pace, 76 Maple Spaven, Valesburg; Mrs. Paul • True Size • True Fit Ave., Little Silver. Bishoff, Mrs. Leonard Nelson, Among the surgical patients Mrs. Thomas Heimall and Mrs. EASTER-LY WINDS PREVAILING • Easy Care • Perfect Wear are, Diane Beynon, 12 Tilton Frank Dolan, Belford; Mrs. Fred The big news being breezed about concerns sweater flats. In new versions Ave., Mrs. Harry Bunin, 43 Wai Heimall, West Caldwell; Mrs. Al- such as the one illustrated. Little heole also very big! And there's a new lace St., Mrs. Armenia Dangler, fred Heimall, West Orange; Mrs. In out special "6uster Brown Shop" 32 McLaren St., Mrs. Elias Ka- Thomas Donnelly, Scotch Plains; opened-up look to everything. Hurry here this week and see our whole ex- a wonderful collection of tots' knit lume, 31 Oakland St., and Ernest Mrs. Mary Hauck and Mrs. An- citing collection. Black patent or white smooth leatherwithmatchlng handbags* Swan, 214 East Bergen PI., all drew Luciana, Middletown; Mrs. separates! Bold 'n' bright mix-match of Red Bank.. Charles Williams, Watchung, and Bizes 4 to 10. $4.99 colors. Made of 100% BEBON® Mrs. Robert McCoy, 33 Pelican Mrs. Patrick Martino, Rahway. mercerized cotton. Rd., Mrs. William Smith, 7 Dan- iel Dr., and Mrs. George Thorns, EASTER SALE 3 Chapel Hill Rd., all of Middle, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The A. SHORT SLEEVE PULLOVER town; Fred Aschenfelder, 23 Car- Corps Mothers of the Guadal- ter Ave., East Keansburg; Wil- canal Coastaliers Junior Drum Crew-neck pullover, sizes .... liam Bedle, 41 Elizabeth St., and and Bugle Corps will sell Eas- I-4,and snap open shoulder *11" Edward Prinz, Hillcrest Rd., both ter plants to raise-funds for the polo in A-6x. Red, blue, pink, of Keyport; Stephen Berkowicz, corps April 14, 15 and 16. Mrs. HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN yellow, mint and brown. 43 Lynn Blvd., John Canning, 7 Francis Green is sale chairman. Irwin PI., Leo Perlmutter, 46 Fleetwood Dr., Douglas Peterson, B. BOXER SHORTS 3 Crescent Rd., and William Easy on and off. Red, navy, Spade, 10 Surrey Dr., all of brown or hunter. True com- $100 Hazlet. fort shorts with elastic waist. Philip Bonvegna, 485 Tabor St., Long Branch; Edward Brittan, In children's sizes 14. Rumson Rd., and Coleman Helt hall, 27 Holly St., both of Rum- C. LONG-SLEEVE CARDIGAN son; Mrs. Carmella Delia Pietro, Main St., Matawan; Kenneth Snap front turn-up knit Dyer, 104 Ninth St., and Theo wristlets, White, yellow, red, dore Weidemann, 82 Stcne Rd., blue, mint. Retains its shape both of West Keansburg; Mrs. after countless washings. l-6x 1 Robert Geisler, 11 Charles St., Mrs. Albert Hunter, 62 Highland Blvd., and Edwin Jolly. 171 Seeley Ave. , all of Keansburg; Mrs. George Harvey, 20 River- view PI., Sea Bright. Heather-toned sport coat Mrs. Frederick Hill, 1242 North Shore Concourse, Cliffwood of fine 100% wool with Beach; Mrs. Edward Hoffman, Anklets of finest ANKLETS 151 Park Rd., Fair Haven; Paul the look of rare Shetland. Johnson, 6 Chomic PI., Union color-fast "BEBON® mercer ized Beach; Mrs. Francis Lawn, East 3-button, center vent style. cotton has exclusive Hi-Heel for INFANTS', Sizes 4-6 29 r., Freehold Rd., Freehold; Anthony better fit, .linger wear. P Orlowski, Majestic Ave., Lin- croft; Mrs. Fred Richardson, 26 Simulated Wedgwood buttons. CHILDREN'S,Sizes 6H-8^.. .39pr. Corporation R o w, Eatontown; Mrs. Edward F. Torre, 78 Muted gold, antique brown. Queens Dr., Little Silver, and MISSES' & WOMEN'S, Sizes 9-11 39Jr. Morris Wilson, 6 Birchwood PI., Leonardo, Regular and huskies, ON COMMITTEE 8-12, 16.95. 13-20, 24.95. WEST LONG BRANCH ,— Dr. • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • George W. Neel, dean of Instruc- tion at Monmouth College, is a member of an evaluating commit- tee spending three days nt At MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER 'antic City High School. The svaluation began yesterday and Open Mori., Wed., Thurs. and Fri. 10 to 9:30 P. M. ends tomorrow. Tuesday and Saturday 10 to 6 P. M. Bath sjtonges exist mostly In '.he waters of the Mediterranean, S. S. KRESGE COMPANY off the coast of Florida and off the Bahamas. SUNN Kcd flank Kegister LOOKS LIKE A SOLID HIT THESE DAYS Broad Street, Red Bank, N. 3. State Highway 35, Middletown, N. J. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay There is a little wind blowing in from the West ./- THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 and its name is Barry Goldwater. It will probably not lAMES X HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager become a tornado, but it is interesting just the same. < W. HARRY PENNTNGTON, Production Manager Nobody expects Senator Barry Goldwater really . - Member of the Associated Press to run for President or even Vice President on the "•* Th» Ai»«H»4 PT«II ti entitled eicimivtiv 10 tne use lor repumiciuon ol mil am tocti Republican ticket. But the amount of prtaud to 85* nlwipiper u well u ui KT new dl.p.tciwi. talk on the subject in Republican cir- Member Audit Bureau of Circulation cles tells something. It is that a suf- t/ Th« R«d But Renter uiumn no fmanclil re.ponilbllltl«i for typogrtphlcil error. Liberty 2-2200 Talk is cheap Lots of skirt with rick rack trim, HOURS: Mon., Wed., Fri:, 11:00 a. m. to OjOO p. m. a large black bow, and gleaming by phone white collar and cuffs make this Tucs., Thun., Sal., 9:30 n. m. to 5:30 p. m. little girl all set for Spring. 3 mm station utt horn Asbury Pirk Thanks to Kodcl, Eastman poly- Others Stores: Rt. 22, Springfield; Rt. 4, Paramus alter 6 PM, IO?;ii> nol Included. ester fiber, this ensemble needs little or no Ironing. However, the governor hat y lawyer*-^t'oreprtsist] Mttoaef tbereconfinf secre- 7 Callran Wedt r ' cleared Mr. Reaper** name with Hearings Set penniless defendant! in criminal Demos Meet tary, VEst Adelene Hoos/ who For 1st Aid Squad ~ Sen. Stout for reappointment as cases. They are sponsored by As- is leaving to be.jnarried, ', county prosecutor. semblyman Nelson Stamler (R- Mrs, Catherine Bibaud was ap- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • — All the speculation over the On 4 Bills Vnioo) and three other Republi- Candidates pointed chairman of the card Everett Curry, first aid squad Reappoiiitmeiit Pending holdup of Mr. Keuper's reappoint- can*, . party and fashion show to be president, reported that 30 squad TRENTON (AP) - Four As-| held May 12 at Meadowview ment comes in spite of Gov. sembly bills will be the subject PORT MONMOUTH — It was members answered'the following «i »F E E E H 0 L D — Monmouth dore J. Labrecque, Fair Haven, a Meyner's position that his nom- "Meet the Candidates" night at Inn. Fashions will be shown by calls during the week of March : of public hearings May 12 in the Filipino to Address * doliinty Prosecutor Vincent P.!a Superior Court judge. - inations will be on their own mer- State House. the Democratic Women's Club the Agnes Shop of Highlands. 27: Keuper will be serving in a hold- No Approval it and that he will not bargain Bayview PTA Tonight The next meeting will be April Norwood Lindell, Bay Ave., One, by Assembly Majority meeting last week at Meadow- 26 at Meadowview Inn at 8:30 "ovlr capacity for at least two Paul Kiernan, county Demo- with the Senate. Leader LeRoy J. D'Aloia (D- BEtFORD — Maj. Monganon transported to Monmouth MecU cratic state committeeman, has Superior Court Judge J. Ed- of the Philippines, who is sta- view Inn, Belford. p.m. ical Center; John Farkas, Col- weeks now that Gov. Robert B. Essex) and two Hudson Demo- The four Democratic candi- refused to give approval to Mr. ward Knight, Interlaken, whose crats, would change the state tioned at Fort Monmouth, will umbia Ave., administered oxy- Meyner has departed for his an- Labrecque. Consequently, Sen. term does not expire until Sept. speak about his country at the dates were Earl Moody and COLUMBIETTES MEET gen; Mrs. Leo Kanach, Bowne Constitution to reapportlon the Frank Wode, Township Commit- nual two weeks' Naval Reserve Richard R. Stout (R-Mon) has 10, will be reappolnted by the Assembly by Increasing Its size Bayview School Parent-Teacher Ave., delivered baby at home; ' cruise. declined to offer Mr. Labrecque's governor. Association meeting tonight. tee; Edward Coughlin, tax col- , KEANSBURG — The Colum- Mrs. J. M. Boyd, Laurie Rd., from 60 to 68 membors. [biettes attended the Southern dis- The governor took no action on name for appointment. Judge Knight will acquire ten- Mrs. George Black and Mrs. lector, and Fred Whittles, for dead on arrival; Mr. and Mrs. The two Hudson Democrats, tax assessor. They were intro- trict Communion Breakfast at the the' reappotntment of Mr. Keu- Mr. Kiernan wants the Super- ure in his $24,000 post if his re- William V. Musto and Frederick John Moran of the Leonardo PTA Ralph Storey, Ave. A, transported appointment is confirmed. were guests at the executive duced by Xrthur Charles, chair- San Alfonso Retreat House in to Kearny; Mrs. Katherlne per'Monday, although the pros- ior Court appointment to go to H. Hauser, also sponsor another man of Middletown Township West End Sunday. Mrs. Francis ecutor's term expired. County Judge John C. Giordano, constitutional amendment to lim- meeting March 30 and explained O'Hara, Greenwood PL, Keans- The island of Crete in the Med- how to conduct a frankfurter Democratic executive committee. Suozzo of Long Branch was chair burg, transported to Riverview Gov. Meyner"s action sparked West Long Branch. Gov. Meyner it the rule-making powers of the man. All auxiliaries were repre says he will not appoint Judge iterranean has a population of sale in the school. Appointed on Each candidate spoke and a and Martin Mortenson East Gar- talk that he may be holding up State Supreme Court, which will question and answer period fol- sented. A dance is scheduled for Mr.' Keuper's reappointment to [Giordano, and has no intention 500,000 today. It was inhabited be taken up at the hearing. the auditing committee were field Ave., transported to Mon- of withdrawing Mr. Labrecque's by Greek tribes 6,000 years be- Mrs. George Reeck, Mrs. William lowed. April 23-at the Knights of Col mouth Medical Center. forte county Democrats to ap- The remaining two bills would 'umbus home of Rt. 36. prove the appointment of Theo- name. fore Christ. allow county public defenders— Becker and Mrs. Robert Watson. The club accepted the resig- &FOO-D FAIR Quality, Variety & Low Prices In Our Dairy Department $ CLIP THIS COUPON # HOUSECLEANING RB SPECIALS! MARGARINE IF MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS RB WITH PURCHASE OF I Ib. PKG. 50 FARMER GRAY BACON mm MERCHANT* GREEN STAMPS Adults Only. One Coupon Per Shopping Family JOHNSON'S PLEDGE |AtfdressI Name _ Thif Coupon Eipiret Sat., April 9, I960. Adufa OnljL OH Conpaa Ftr Shappiag fmBy 6011 |V».»,. Fiolr.. <;.( Anrll • >1UI Tropicana Orange Juice 33* Swiss Fair Gruyere Pi9 37c •~" j . Mayfair American - Swist 8 01. Cream Cheese wT 21" 39^ .Pimento Slices Pasteurized Process pkg. Breakstone Cottage Cheesed 29= quart 8 FYNE-TEX BLEACH bet. Cream Cheese *tpT * 35<= Parkay Margarine pkg. 25^ Kraft Cheez Whiz IT 59= 133<= FYNE-TEX AMMONIA FYNE-TEX SPONGE T 2^ SWISS CHEESE vBy••'•t.h'e Piecfe KRAFT VELVEET A 2^79 FYNE-TEX SP0N6E no.4 4Bt.29c CLIP THIS COUPON Quality, Variety & Low Prices In Our Seafdod Department c 59 RB _ Fresh Caught Mackerel 39 Deep Sea Scallops MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS lb c lb WITH PURCHASE OF OUART CAN Steak Cod ***»* 45 No. 1 Canadian Smelts 39c SIMONIZ FLOOR WAX AduHi Only. On* Coapoo P«r SJioppJng tamtf Swordfish Steak fc79c Haddock Fillet lb c U* Coupon Eiplrw Sit., April T, 1M0. Adult* Only. One Coupon Per Shopping Family Fresh Caught Porgies 29 Smoked Fillet r &59c Name lb Smoked Kippers 49c Butter Fish ^H CAUGHT b c c FRE-MAR Fresh Flounder Fillet 79 Cocktaill SaucSaucee KITCHEN FRESH12 1299 WE CARRY A COMPLETE VARIETY OF FRESH WATEATER FISH FOR PASSOVER..PASSOVERAL. ALL AT FOOD FAIR LOW, LOW PRICES! FRUIT Post Alpha Bits Beechnut or P.S.G. BRAND — TOP QUALITY (First Cut Priced Higher) Baby Food Gerbors Junior COCKTAIL Beechnut or Baby Food Gerben Strained 30 „ $1.00 FRESH BONELESS cans | Saran Wrap 150 sheet ^ A. 3 C Scot Towels 2 rolls J»T THICKCUT DEL MONTE BRISKET Red Cross Napkins box |Qc LEGS OR P.S.G. BRAND ., GOLDEN CORN Scott Tissue VEAL ROAST RUMPS TOP QUALITY lb< 59 Cream quart Beacon Wax can Style P.S.G. BRAND quart TOP QUALITY Ib. Johnson's Beautiflor can 97c VEAL CHOPS 89 ARMOUR CHASE & SANBORN Ib. Stuffed Turkeys STAR 59 COFFEE CORNISH HENS CHICKEN LEGS Ib. can MAXWELL HOUSE P.S.G. BRAND 59 FARMER 1'/, to 21b. \r Sold only in Ib., GRAY Average TOP QUALITY 1 5 Ib. pkgs. SUCREST AJAX SUGAR CLEANSER TULIP ALL CORN BROOMS «$r EASY GLAMUR 60TTSCHALK METAL BONNIE" BONNIE BLUEING qtt>°t-23c DUZ ALL WAX APFLIER .... 69= •• RUG CLEANER BONNIE FLUFF SCOUR SPONGES 21 BONNIE LANOLIN AMMONIA k RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. » 25° wTPrtPrt PQtrt 3B y£&fSf te mov- t drainage prefect on Glorney Walker, Jr.. and Edgar W. Hel-property owners to keep their merchants had expressed interest Democratic Ui Mrs.; Strong ing .from the,borough. St-Estimated cost of that wort ler,; Jr. lands dear of trash'and debris. 12 Turn Out in the organization but could not Mri. Strong has lived here 15 is $4,000. ' ' -" • Council received a letter from Heard a report, f rent-Mr. Van- attend because* of prior^coiniBft- years and has been active in Council will-take the bids at Charles M. Pike.'director of theBrant that the borough newsletter To IJear Named Bed Crosi work- She is a former a meeting April 18. The regular Monmouth County-Planning will be mailed to residents this For Meeting .-There are more than 80 busi- LEONARDO'- .Eu»en*7- chairman of volunteers at Walter meeting would be April 19, butBoard, stating that installation of week. nessmen In (be borough. chairman of the Democratic Welfare Head Reed Army Hospital, and has re- was moved up one day because a storm drain on-Sycamore Ave. Turned over to Mr, Heller a Al Maliken, Ralph Sweeney and Steering Committee in the T SHOP FOOD FAIR CUP THIS COUPON Quality Variety & Low Prices In Our Delicatessen Department For A Complete Variety of PASSOVER iMpptID SLICED NEEDS AT MERCHANTS GREEK MONEY SAVING WITH PURCHASE OF I LOW PRICES Adults Only. Om Coupon Par Shopping Family Name GOODMAN'S MATZOS Sliced Spiced Luncheon Meat "> 69° Hygrade All Beef Franks >b *• 89c piK£ lb b c Bologna « ™ Sliced Olive Loaf bl 69° Stahlmeyer Skinless Franks Pi g 69 1b. .85 ROKEACH, MOTHERS or MANISCHEWIT2 Hoitnel Genoa Salami Pixie Sauerkraut Unox Pork Loin Roll 3 tin GEFILTE FISH L8VERWURST MIDGET b39o • AMERICAN CHEESE it 55^ £49* | 2£8* Rokeach Myafat 'VoT Mothers Mayonnaise ?.;4T Granulated Sugar *»*» '•"»'OTw 5bt;45' ^lt^i^fiS Planters Peanut Oil ^.M0 Diamond Crystal Salt 3^20* Horowitz Cake Meal ,^39* ( C Horseradish J.r- 31 ^ Vita Cream Fillet MEDIUM SIZE Kosher Margarine Mot1»» r "•"•.'« pk*'35* SELECTED SHRIMP IDEAL FOR COCKTAILS Ib. 79 Fyne-Taste Prune Juice 3 FRESH WESTERN GREEN M?u large F.F. Deluxe Oil ^ Original 8 oz. BANQUET each Kellogg's Corn Flakes 2 pkgs. BROCCOLI Bunch FLORIDA THIN SKIN VALENCIA Hi-Pro Cereal ^25° Hershey Choc. Syrup 2 39- Sunsweet Prune Juice lb> ORANGES P!llsbur RED EMPEROR FLORIDA CRISP PASCAL y- Hackers or Gold Medal bag 95= 3 ( Royal Gelatin Desserts T pkgs£ . 33= Grapes 23 Celery 14 Handy Andy ui«u <*.,.» HARDY 2 YEARS OLD ASSORTED VARIETY RED CROSS ROSE BUSHES 28* Paper Napkins FOOD FAIR WILL ALSO CARRY A WIDE VARIETY 3 Ptas. of 80 OF FLOWERS & PLANTS FOR EASTER PROGRESSO IMPORTED SWANEE HELLMANN'S Italian Tomatoes Mayonnaise j .00 TOILET TISSUE 17 or. eons 5pQ i'fieet pt. far 5 2 ply. rolls 35' IVORY LIQUID DUZ MONMOUTH SHOPPING OPEN LATE; STA-FLO DIAPER PURE LESTOIL FOOD FAIR CENTER THURSDAY & FRIDAY STARCH WASHES 300 DIAPERS DETERGENT DETERGENT CLEANER EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 18 oi. 12 ox. With Free 231/, oi. ROUTE 35, EATONTOWN 2b£ 43c pkg. can 37c Dinnerwars pkg boh SAT. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. : j RICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 6, 7, 8 AND 9 ONjj,? 196 ° RED BANK REGISTER. Gina Goes on Hat Spree Mrs Cadman Heads c Is God's Language' Serves 1st Aid Squad Auxiliary RED BANK — A Ladies' Aux- iliary for the Red Bank First As Festival, Flower Show Theme JWV Auxiliary Aid Squad was organized at a special meeting Monday night in KED BANK — "Music is God's man, and Mrs. A. A. Adams, Purcell of Belmar, music chair- the squad's headquarters on Language" was the theme for the Brielle, fifth district garden man for the New-Jersey State Re-elects ;pring St. music festival and flower show chairman. Federation of Women's Clubs, Membership is open to wives, held yesterday by members of Mrs. George H. Weis of and Mrs. Clement Stokes, Ocean City, southern vice chairman of Mrs. Goldberg mothers, sisters and daughters the Fifth District of the New Locust, a member of the Red of squad members. The group's Jersey State Federation of Bank Woman's Club, was flower the Federation. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. show chairman. Floral arrangements were purpose is to aid the squad in Women's Clubs in the Red Bank Jack Goldberg was re-elected its financial undertakings. Woman's Club. The judges were Mrs. Frank shown in the clubhouse library, president of the Ladies' Auxi- Members of the Red Bank club, F. Kenney, founder of the Garden entrance hall and meeting audi- liary of Bayshore Post, Jewish The new group will help the headed by Mrs. Robert H. Dis- Club of Fair Haven, and Mrs. torium. An arrangement of Amer- War Veterans, at a meeting Sat- squad with a tag day sale in Red brow of Shrewsbury, president, Waldron F. Kennison, also a ican beauty roses and heather in urday in the Keyport Synagogue, Bank April 15 and 16. were hostesses and served tea member of the Fair Haven Club, a black container was judged Also elected were Mrs. Robert The following were elected: during the flower show, which who was in charge of the staging first in its class and best-in-show. Greenberg, senior vice president; Mrs. Robert Cadman, -president; was staged prior to the festival. for the flower featured at the re- This was made by Mrs. George Mrs. Jack Lazar, junior vice Mrs Jack Loversidge, vice presi- The program was in charge of cent Jersey Shore Home and Gar- Doolittle, Jr., of the Jersey Shon president; Mrs. Milton Krain, re- dent; Mrs. Charles Knoll, secre- Mrs. Russell L. Snyder, Ocean den Show in Asbury Park. Woman's Club of Asbury Park cording secretary; Mrs. Jack tary, and Mrs. John Green, treas- Grove, fifth district music chair- Guests included Mrs. Thomas Other first prize winners wen Kreuter, publicity and historian; urer. Mrs. Peter Reed, Matawai Mrs. Leighton Levy, correspond Named to the ways and means Woman's Club, an arrangemen ing secretary; Mrs. Samuel Koro committee were Mrs. Samuel for a small table; Mrs. Louis< bow, treasurer; Mrs. Edward Scalzo, Mrs. Franklin White and Mrs. J. Alvin Parker Linderstruth, Asbury Park Worn RAKISH MOOD —Film star Rosenbaum, patriotic instruc- Mrs Frank Loversidge. Mrs. an's Club, mantel arrangement; GINA'S CHOICE-A gay hat FOR THE BOYS —Gina says tress; Mrs, Herman KorObow, gives you a lift, says Gina men like simple hats, and so Gina Lollobrigida likes th'is Earl Stout will serve as public Mrs. George Schneider, Re< chaplain and Mrs. Leon Bleich, relations chairman. Heads Den+al Auxiliary Bank Woman's Club, side dininj Lollobrlgida, wearing a high- chooses'this shiny black straw perky mannish hat in white conductress. room serving table, and Mrs crowned cloche of lace white cloche with discreet brown rib- novelty straw with a button- Meeting hostesses were Mrs. : LONG BRANCH — New offi- bon band, for tailored street decked hatband of navy, for Named trustees were Mrs. jack Loversidge and Mrs. Knoll. Doolittle, Jr., an arrangement foi straw trimmed with red cher- Harry Brier, Mrs. Stanley ' cers' were elected at the meeting a piano. ries. wear. wear with suits. The next meeting will be Monday, of the Monmouth County Dental Engaged Kalesch and Mrs. Seymour Gold- May 2, at 8 p.m. in the squad Second place winners: Mrs berg. Mrs. Brier also is fund- building. Mrs. Scalzo and Mrs. Auxiliary last week in Auxiliary Edwin Reid, Little Silver, small By DOROTHY ROE decided to go hat shopping in effect in a full-length mirror. Hall on.Bath Ave. Mrs. Lionel Hollywood, saying: Then she has a close-up inspec- raising chairman. Officers will be Peter DeFazio will be hostesses side table arrangement, and Mrs Associated Press Women's Editor installed Saturday, May 7. at the social hour to follow., Rosen of West Long Branch II. S. Willey, Keyport Literarj "I need a hat, maybe two, tion to see how the hat looks was chairman of the nominating Luscious Gina Lollobrigida maybe three." • from the side and back, explain- Members of the auxiliary also Club hall table arrangement. acts just like any other woman Thursday and conducted a "serv- committee. Third place winners were Mrs Two days and a small fortune ing: when turned loose in a millinery later she returned with 81 hats— "I must look right going as iceman's service." Participating Elected were Mrs. J". Alvin Reed and Mrs. Johnson Cartan salon. were Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. Lazar, Rosary-Altar t Parker of Red Bank, president; Matawan Woman's Club, botl count 'em—81. Said she: well as coming." She goes mad over hats. Mrs. Bleich, Mrs. Samuel Koro • Mrs. Rosen, vice president in with arrangements for small sid' "There's something about hats Noted for her babushkas, Gina bow, Mrs. Krain and Mrs. Kreut ; charge of fund raising; Mrs tables. Honorable mention in ttv During the .recent filming of that makes me lose my head." explained her sudden hat splurge: er. Representing the teen-age Re-elects Karl Glander, Lincroft, vice pres- small table arrangements als Gina's new picture, "Ever So When trying on hats, Gina al- "Nobody knows me now. They group were the Misses Laura ident in charge of membership, went to Mrs. John C. Egglestor Few," the glamorous Italian star ways stands up and views the think I am a lady." Lazar, Donna Goldstein and Judy - Mrs. Bertram Feinswog, New and Mrs. T. A. Pierce, both mem Alpine. Mrs. Piantanida Shrewsbury, treasurer; Mrs. bers of the Ocean Grove Worn Services were conducted by WEST LONG BRANCH — St. .Joseph Hecht, Deal, recording an's Club. New Leaders Rabbi' Arthur H, Hershon, who Jerome's Rosary-Altar Society jrecretary, and Mrs. Robert P. The music festival featurei Miss Dorothy Sprague discussed "The Importance of a met Monday and re-elected its Carroll, Red Bank, corresponding various club choral and orches Jewish Education." Rabbi Her- slate of officers: Mrs. Jack V. ; secretary. tral groups. The Red Ban! ForCampfire shon also wished everyone a Piantanida, president; Mrs. Aug- At a .recent meeting of the Woman's Club choral opened the happy Passover. ust Postel, vice president; Mrs. * auxiliary' scholarship committee program, with Mrs. Edwin L Weds Robert L. Scott Vito Dauksys, secretary; Mrs. Savidge as director and Mrs Refreshments were served fol at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Association NEW BRUNSWICK — Miss schol, Jr., of Kenvil were the lowing the service. Mrs. Jack Robert Fisher, corresponding E. Homicko in Little Silver, the Aline Rauschcr as accompanis secretary, and Mrs, Harry Park- The Red Bank Club's ukulele RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Five Dorothy May Sprague, daughter other bridal attendants. Altmark, patriotic instructress committee interviewed applicants of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. R. Maurice King of Connecti- made the arrangements for this er, treasurer. who. are applying for the $500 group, also directed by Mrs new leaders wore welcomed into the Campfire and Bluebird Lead- Sprague of Parlin, and Robert cut was best man. The ushers' project. Mrs. Joseph Mazza was wel- - scholarship the auxiliary will give Savidge, performed. The chora! of the evening department of tht ers Association at a meeting in L. Scott of 23 Surrey Dr., Hazlet, were William A. Huters, Bernard The auxiliary also visited Marl comed as a new member. I to an eligible girl who plans to Miss Sally Ann Frost the home of Mrs. Wendell Gill- son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Arnold Saydlowski and B. Byrd Wilson boro State Hospital Monday, and Annual reports were given by use her prize to study at a denta* Red Bank Woman's Club sang, directed by Mrs. David Wood- ham, 37 Lafayette Dr., Hazlet, Scott of Roanoke, Va., were mar- all of Parlin. conducted games for the patients. Mrs. Vincent Sacco, ways and hygienist school after complet- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mi last week. ried Saturday in Voorhees Chapel Following a reception at Oak means; Mrs. Joseph Hornich, ing her high school education. and Mrs. Robert W. Frost o ward. Mrs. Lawrence White is their accompanist. They were Mrs. Steven Kacsur, at Douglass College. Rev. Fred Hills Manor, Metuchen, the couple membership; Mrs. John Hayes, The winner will receive her 1044 Sycamore Ave. announo H. Bowman, pastor of the Sayre- left for their wedding trip to Mrs. Shannon program; Mrs. Postel, medals; he engagement of their daugh Choral Groups Perform Mrs. Edward Hoof, Mrs. Louis prize at the group's installation Wermann, Mrs. Robert Zigmund ville Methodist Church, offici- Florida and Nassau. They will Mrs. Robert Schulz, publicity; luncheon May 19 at Shadowbrook. er, Miss Sally Ann Frost, ti Other club chorals singing in ated. Takes Office eluded the New Shrewsbury Wom- and Mrs. Martin Merino. make their home at 23 Surrey Mrs. Edward Maher, historian; The scholarship committee in- 3eorge A. Crawford, Jr., son The bride was given in marri Dr., Hazlet. UNION BEACH — A special Mrs. Lawrence Barnett, by-laws; Mr. and Mrs. George A, Crav an's' Club, whose numbers wen Mrs. Edward Barth presided. cludes Mrs. Bernard Weiner of songs from Hawaii. Mrs. Johi age by her father. Her princess The bride was graduated from meeting of the Auxiliary of the Mrs. John Pisano, hospitality, ford of Rome, N. Y. Leaders were given instructions styled gown of organza was Douglass College and is a past and Mrs. Joseph Boa, good Little Silver, auxiliary president, R. Decker is the director, am in group participation in the Democratic Club was held las and,Mrs. Parker, who serve as Miss Frost is a junior at Rec Mrs. Arthur Wickberg, pianist. trimmed with Alencon lace. Her matron of the Amboy Chapter, week to discuss plans for con- cheer. grand council fire to be held in veil was attached to a crown of Order of the Eastern Star. The chapmen with Mrs. Homicko; Bank High School. Pfc Crawforc The Keyport Library Club cho May. tributing to the organization's The next meting will be held lteijL Leon Reisner, Jr., Long is'a student of electronics at the orange blossoms, and she carried bridegroom was graduated from campaign fund. May 2 with a reception for new ral sang, with Mrs. George W, Mrs. William Shechan reported Sifaach and Dr. Melvin.Edwards, Signal School at Fort Monmoutr Porter as director and accom a white orchid on a white Bible. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Mrs. Richard Shannon was members. The investiture cere- jte,b!j Bank, who serves* as a where he is a member of tht on the success of the swimming Miss Barbara Jean Woodhouse and is a chemical engineer em mony will be conducted by Rev. panist. The Raritan Townshi courses recently completed at the elected treasurer. Mrs. William liaison member to the committee Honor Guard. He was graduatec Woman's Club, with Mrs. Andrei of Keyport, the bride's cousin, ployed by E. I. duPont De Ne Novick resigned because of her Francis X, McGuinness, pastor of from the Monmouth County Dcn- rom West Leyden, N.Y., Centra Perth Amboy YMCA. Sixty girls was maid of honor. Mrs. Ben- mours Company at Parlin. The St. Jerome's. O'Neill as director-accompanisl were presented certificates by duties as borough welfare, direc- tal'JBociety. High School. and Mrs. George Patterson a: jamin Koloziejski of South Am- bride also is employed by duPont tor. Mrs. Edna O'Connor, head swim- boy and Mrs. Charles B. Ruckde- at Parlin. BACK FROM BERMUDA soloist, performed. ming instructor. Plans for a May 10 card party Silver Anniversary The choral group of the Man were made. Mrs. Herbert Savage NEW SHREWSBURY — Mr. Verians Given asquan Woman's Club, with Mrs The next project will be tennis 9 Sew-Very-Easy will be chairman. It will be held and Mrs. William Noyes, River- For Mr., Mrs, Hughes Arthur Krumm as director anc instructions for the Campfire and 'Record Hop in Pete's Hall on Florence Ave edge Rd., returned this week Mrs. George Jorgensen as ac Bluebird groups at the Monmouth Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Eugene Ben- from a Bermuda vacation. . HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mr; companist, also entertained. Tennis Club in Keansbiirg. Jewell Party Fred Hughes, 29 Fourth St., ot Printed Pattern der, Mrs. Pau Smith and Mrs The final choral group to sin; Reports were made on the Is Scheduled Albert Boyle will assist Mrs Do, the first of the'Do-Re'Mi RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mr. served their 25th wedding ann was that of the Ocean Grov training courses completed by versary Saturday at a celebra NEW SHREWSBURY — A Savage. musical scales,, was invented by and'JvIrs. George Vcrian, 35 Buck- Woman's Club. Their pianis leaders, assistant leaders and and named for G. B. Doni (Do-ni) nell Dr., Hazlet, were feted at tion at the Victory House, Ba, "record hop" will be held at thi Mrs. Thomas Perno and Mrs were Mrs. Joseph Fitting am parents in St. John's Methodist Sycamore School Friday, Apri Daniel O'Dea will be hostesses at who died in 1763. He was an dinner/ in Buttonwood Manor, ave. Mrs. T. A. Pierce. Mrs. Snyde Church educational building, un- Matawan, last week by Mr. and 22, at 8 p.m. for the Youth Can the April 20 meeting. authority on music of the ancients. Among the guests were M is the director. der the guidance of Miss Alma teen. Mrs.- Marshall Cappelli and Mr. and Mrs. Williqm DeLade, M Miss Carol Flemming of th Stuckman, regional Campfire di The monthly meeting day ha and Mrs. Wendell Gillham, both and Mrs. Robert McManus, M Laurence Harbor Woman's Clul rector. of Fleetwood Park. been changed to the last Wednes and Mrs. T: J. Sgandato, Mi sang three numbers, with Mis: The next meeting of the asso Mr. and Mrs. Verian are mov- and Mrs. Sam Boman, Mr. an day in each month. SATURDAY DAY CAMP GROUP Carol Storer as pianist. Mrs ciation will be tomorrow at the Miss Carol Curatolo was ap- ing to Lansdale, Pa. Mr, Verian Mrs. William Anderson, Mr. an' William J. Gruler of the Moden BOYS 6 TO 13 YEARS home of Mrs. Edward Hoof, 4 pointed to head a constitution Enter Any Saturday Starting April 2 to June 11 recently was named manager of Mrs. Sivert M. Walstrom, Mrs Muses Woman's Club of Tom! Amherst La., Hazlet. W. T. Grant & Co., Conshohocken, Joseph Partusch, Mrs. Charl River sang two selections, in- committee. She will select her EXPERT COACHING INSTRUCTIONS IN ... Pa. own committee aides. Hodetz, Mrs. Dnniel Rahm, Mrs. cluding Musetta's waltz from POSTAL CLERKS TO MEET A farewell party also was held Donald Mayenschein, Mrs. Nora "La Boheme," with Mrs. Elliott Officers in the group are Jeff Baseball * Basketball • Bowling • Golf for Mr. and Mrs. Verian by Mr. Remington, Mrs. Dorothy Leeser, C. Terhune as her pianist. LAKEWOOD — The Monmouth Bodholt, president; Mill Linda . . . Al-KO SWIMMIXG AND OTHER ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES Bradford, vice president; David • Indoor I'lay Area • Junior High School Gym . . . Individually and Mrs. Vincent Mosera, 36 Mrs. Kitty Trevors, Mrs. Alic Mrs. William Trippe of th and Ocean County District of the Instrurtrd hy Conch (iu« Vltianlano, IlftKttPthall Coach nnd Physical Lafayette Dr., Hazlet. M. Tomas, Mrs. Billie Dausl Point Pleasant Woman's Clu New Jersey State Postal Clerks Cross, treasurer, and Miss Margo Director, As bury 1'ark High School; Conch Garry Pent a and Coach Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Miss Edna Seeley, Joseph Kaset Union will be host to the second Bartle, secretary. Richard Coote David I) all rouse. Ocean Township Schools. played three violin solos. Mis: TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED—For Information, Call ward Saakc, Mr. and Mrs. James Calloway, Joseph Heckel Paula Pagelow was her accom annual convention in the Willows is publicity chairman and Miss Thomas Lynam, Mr. and Mrs. mann, Henry Jackson, Wallaci panist. Hotel June 3-5. More than 400 Lynn Beebee heads the dance Cappelli, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rast, Fred Johnson, Jame: delegates are expected. committee. SEASHORE DAY CAMP Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Gill- Welsh, Paul Smith, Harry R ham. dolph and Edward Brush. OCEAN AVE., WEST END CA 2-6464 'Parents Want To Kitty Kelly: John Cittadino, Physical Dlr., 15 Years at Asbury Park H. S. Know' Discussion (Summer Day Cunp Announcement to Follow) CHILDREN'S AND TEEN AGE SHOES KEYPORT — A panel discus You Must Face Facts First For Boys and Girli sion. "Parents Want to Know Portraits that breathe great beauty was presented at the Gramma School Parent-Teacher Associa Before You're Independent are born in our Augusta Bems Studio ion meeting Monday in th< school. Dear Kitty Kelly: Dear Kitty Kelly: Panel members were Joh Help me surmount my dilem I go with a Mexican boy. ma. I suffer from chronic ill- My Donalds, vice principal a n mother and dad don't want me guidance director at the school; ness which has caused me to lose jobs far too often. to marry him because he is tlrs. Madeline Webster, . eypor Mexican. I am 18 and can if I elementary school principal; Mrs, After a lot of thought I have come to the conclusion that I will want. They say they won't come Edward Farry, school nurse, and to my wedding. I don't under- CHECKERS Harrison Boggs, Keyport boan be better off if self-employed. I have had clerical experience and stand why Mom and Dad fee of education member. that way when they have met Following the discussion, Th would like to continue in this inc. Please send information on my boy friend only once. Be- Dramatiques, directed *by Mrs lieve me, he is a wonderful per- C. Kenneth Gehlhaus, gave ; self-employment at home.—G. B. Dear G. B.: To bo success- son. My parents are wonderful 'lay. Grammar school pupil, people too, and I love them. But larticipating were; David Siegal ful in your work, you must be happy. To be happy, you I also love this boy. Why do EXTRA-EASY sewing. Scoop JUST LIKE THE GAME, SADDLE SHOES Barbara Boyce, Judi Sacco, Rob some people feel as they do about ert Seara, Jean Schanck, Patr must be doing whatever you up a special buy in gay, new like to do. If clerical work is Mexicans when we are all God's cottons for-this sun-fun trio. Pop- HAVE BEEN A DELIGHT FOR YEARS cia Kuarloyg, Sherry Wolfe, children?—S. A. Barbara Waffenfeld, Delores the answer, fine. If not, take over top, shorts, pedal pushers— NOW THE NEWEST AND MOST EX- raser, Margie Hettrick, John stock of yourself. Once you Dear S. A.: Racial prejudice cool, crisp, bright. decide what type of work gives Printed Pattern 9291: Chil- CITING CHANGE IN SADDLE YEARS Docrr, Garry Post, Eric Pop- makes us forget that we are pick, Holly Alger, Joseph Fekete, you (he most pleasure, learn all God's children. When we dren's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 top Marilyn Kirk, Olive Huguenin all you can about the subject, say we don't like a certain 1% yards 35-inch; pedal pushers md Janet Gardner. whether it be cabinet work, )4 yards. Embroidery transfer. book-binding, commercial art people, it's usually because we or growing orchids. Live with don't know them. Ask your Send fifty cents (coins) for this lub Begins Work On it and before ions you'll find father and mother to reserve lattern—add 10 cents for each judgment till they know your pattern for first-class mailing. I 1 yourself being paid for doing OperationChristmas what you want to do. Mean- boy friend better. If they won't, Send to Marian Martin, Red! while, my leaflet on ways to then you'll have to choose be- Bank Register, Pattern Dept., 232 NEW SHREWSBURY — "Oper- tween thorn and him. It won't West 18th St., New York 11, N. tion Christmas" is under way earn money at home, goes to you. be easy but—that's life. Print plainly name, address ss the Woman's Club prepares vith zone, size and style number. 8J4-12 — $7.95 ts version of the Colorado JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 Springs, Colo., "Christmas Un Dear Kitty Kelly: Send your problem to Kitty Spring and Summer Pattern Make Mother's Day 12'/2-3_$9.50 mited" plan. I have been going steady with; Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- Catalog in vived, full-color. Over $10.50 This program, initinted by Mrs wonderful, but shy, fellow for addressed envelope, and address 00 smart styles all sizes unforgettable with an 'hilip Frey, Jr., provides for a bur years. Friends tease me her in care of the Red Bank all occasions. Send now! tore where needy parents may ibout the fact thnt he's slow nnd Resistor, Only 25c. elect their children's Christmas iuggest I take ndvantage of Leap —*O~'J, Augusta Berns portrait Sifts from items prepared and I'ear privileges. Is it customary B lonated by club members and >nd correct) for girls to take! 2 POSED FOR THE PRICE OF ONE riends. he initiative once in four years CHECKERS Invitations to shop in the Christ- —Prospective Spinster. mas store will be sent out early Dear Prospective Spinster: A PLEASANT PLACE TO PLAN YOUR Portraits from 1O in December based on recom- iris take the initiative in all POST MERIDIAN PARTY OR LUNCHEON nendatlons from borough, school years. It is never necessary Auguita Berm Studio, Upper Level, Bambarger'i Monmovth nd welfare authorities. to propose. lie sweet nnd kind, Spvying, knitting, toy and cloth- and lalk about marriage and In Monmouth: Lt 2.2311 K departments have been or- your future plans. Then do It In 1'aramui: HU 8.O7J1 In Newark: Ml 2*tlO9 lanized under the direction of nil over ngaln. If he doesn't HOHMOJ/TH i ClRClf Oliver sho Irs. Fred H. Barton, Jr., nenernl understand that a Rirl who In Plninfltlil: PL 7-OOlt hairman. Mrs. Malcolm H. alks alKiut the satisfaction of VIEtt • .NAI:T1CA1. I.OUNOK In Menlo Purk: LI 9-B7JI as BROAD ST. arkendorf is secretnry-treasur- hcinn mnmed wants him to UNCMIKON Sl'EriM.ITIKK . Mrs. Philip H. Meyer is wcl- propose, holler look for a more Ever at the Bridge, Highland! re chairman. perspicacious man. stratum on )jair.£tyjesat the de- RED BANK REGISTER. J 6, 1960-11, partment's meeting Wednesday Forrestdale Talk Tomorrow by Mrs. lasky at her home on Meadowbrook 3 Good fifizdnship; Winners On Children, Schooling, future Are Giielfs at DAR Meeting PTA First Easter Monday Card Party EATONTOWN — Mrs. Jerome men made announcements of sev- SHREWSBURY—-Three Mon and Mrs. Bbrden presided'at the ToAidCenfer For Nuns' Graduate Study Mrs. Eisner tea tables. S. Lasky, director of the Mon-eral spring meetings and pro mouth County, high school stu- RUMSON — The Parent-Teach- mouth Reading Center in Long The May 2 meeting will be held jects. dents, selected by members of er Association of Forrestdale RED BANK — St. James Par- Branch, will speak at a meeting Mrs. George Peterson, chair Addresses at the home of Mrs. Theodore D. School is the first PTA to make ent-Teacher Association will of the Woman's Community C)ub Shrewsbury Towne Chapter, Parsons in Little Silver. Mrs. man of international relations, a contribution to the new Chil- hold its annual sisters' card par- tomorrow night in Memorial said her department sent a con- Daughters of the American Revo- Harry C. Morford, Little Silver, AAUW Hears dren's Psychiatric Center of Mon ty Easter Monday, April 18, at School auditorium. tribution to CARE. EveningDepf. lulion, as winners of Good Citizen- will assist her daughter, Mrs. mouth County. Parsons, as hostess. 8 p. m. in Red Bank Catholic Her subject will be "Our Chil-j Mrs. John Reuter, reporting j ship awards were guests at the Authorization for the gift of Rutgers for the beautification committee,! RED BANK — Mrs. Robert High School Auditorium. dren, Their Schooling and Their chapter meeting Monday at the $25 was voted by the PTA's exe Future." said a clean-up campaign will be!Eisner of' Red Bank was guest 1 cutive committee at a recent Proceeds will be given to fac- started this month, and borough | speaker at the program given by home of Mrs. Walter C. Guptil 'Mr.and Mrs. Shower Debaters 16 meeting. Mrs. Douglas Yorke, ulty members to use for gradu- residents will be invited to par-!" drama department of the on Sycamore Ave. Given Bacigalupis president, said "The need for a RUMSON — The intercollegiate ate study this summer. ticipate. evening group of the Red Bank They were Misses Patricia debating topic for this year: LITTLE SILVER — A "Mr. child guidance center in the coun- Mrs. Thomas Ry n of Shrews- ' The club was invited to send!Woman's Glub Monday, Reiher, Atlantic Highlands High "Should Congress Have the Pow- and Mrs. " stork shower was ty has long been recognized by bury and Mrs. Frederic E. one or two delegates to the Citi-| Her subject was "Television School; Rose Bennett, Neptune er to Reverse Supreme Court given Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bac- schools, churches and by thought- iersch, Red Bank, are chair- zenship Institute which the New|Dranla. Versus the Legitimate High School, and Virginia Thet- Decisions?" was presented by igalupi of Rumson Rd., recently ful citizens. men, assisted by Mrs. John J. Jersey State Federation of Worn- Theater." ford, Long Branch High School. "The rol£ that a child guid- Miss Joan Rosenberg of Teaneck Ryan, Little Silver, and Mrs. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. and William MacNeil of Palisades en's Clubs will hold the week- Mrs, Joseph Rehm was pro- Other guests were Mrs. Michael Grover Burdge, .99 Burdge Ave. ance clinic can play in helping Harry Jackson, Jr., Shrewsbury, gram chairman. Sidoric, a member of ' Daniel Park, members ot the Rutgers refreshments; Mrs. Leo A. Fisk end of June 22 at Douglass Co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs. troubled children and at home College. The annual mother-daughter Witcher DAR chapter of Wood- Is well-known." University debating team, at a and Mrs. John Schuster, Red : Pedcr Gisleson and Mr. and Mrs. meeting of the Northern Mon- banquet will be held-.May 2 at ville, Tex., and a new Resident in She also said that improving Bank, and Mrs. Roland Russo, The institute, sponsored by the Edward Grum. mouth County Branch, American the Red Bank Methodist Church New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Aub- psychiatric facilities for children New Shrewsbury, tickets; MM. youth conservation department of Guests' were Mr. and Mrs. Association of University Women, the Federation, is for high school Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Charles rey M. Smith, a member of the is high on the list of priorities Matthew A. Husson, Jr., tittle Keyler and Mrs. John O'Neill John Mitchell DAR chapter of Theodore Heyel, Coscob, Conn.: Monday. girls in their junior year. The set at the New Jersey Governor's Silver, general arrangements; will be chairmen. Anchorage, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacigalupi, The session was held in the Mrs. Charles Friederich, .New Eatontown club participates in Middletown, and Mr, and Mrs. Conference on Children and Mrs. C. Frank Borden, regent, Presbyterian Church Fellowship Shrewsbury, Mrs. Leo C. Rocco, this project. James Avati, Red Bank artist, Richard Tetley, Mr. and Mrs. Youth." gave a report of the recent State Hall. Red Bank, Mrs. William Churma, will speak on "The Technique of Henry Friedlander, Mr, and Mrs In presenting the gift to Arthur Seven members of the Ameri- DAR society spring conference in Mrs. Harold Gelbhaus of Little Middletown, and Mrs. Walter Producing a Magazine Cover" at John Bacigalupi, Jr., Mr. and J. White, president of the new can home department attended Trenton. She said a chapter mem- Silver introduced Mr. MacNeil, M.inley, Little Silver, prizes, and the April 18 meeting. This pn> Mrs. Harold Tetley and Mr. andcenter, Mrs. Yorke said the con- the American Home Day obser- ber, Mrs. David Cavanaugh of a sophomore, and Miss Rosen- Mrs. William F. O'Brien, New gram is in charge of the arts Mrs. Fred Bruno, this place. tribution represents the "hopes vance which clubs of the fifth and crafts department. Mrs. Ar Elberon, has been elected senior of many parents and teachers in berg, a freshman. Shrewsbury, publicity. district held last Wednesday in thur V, Gregory is chairman. state vice president of the Chil- The positive approach to the ' Mrs. Jerome S. Lasky TO DINE APRIL 30 this community. . .for the job the Asbury Park Woman's Club Mrs. James Ryan of Rumson dren of the American Revolution ahead." topic was taken by Mr. Mac- Plans for the meeting were in Ocean Township. Society. KEANSBURG—The New Point was a guest. The center will be a private, Neil, who stressed the unchecked Cinderella Cltitb Comfort Fire Auxiliary's annual completed when the executive Mrs. Jack Kaney, department Hostesses at the coffee hour Following the business meeting, non-profit, out-patient medical power of the Supreme Court be- Board met last week at the home chairman, said a representative were Mrs. Clifton C. Lewis, Mrs. Mrs. Walter Rullman, Red Bank, dinner is scheduled for April 30 facility exclusively for children. cause of what he' called unwise Has Meeting of Mrs. Theodore A. Evert, 28 from Bamberger's Chantrey Edward J. Seifried and Mrs. Rob- gave a lecture on ceramics. Mrs. at the Oaks, McGuire's Grove, A professional staff consisting of court decisions. Campbell Dr. Department chair- Beauty Salon will give a demon- ert Patterson. Harry H. Sutton of Red Bank Middletown. a child psychiatrist, a clinical Miss Rosenberg, taking the KEANSBURG - The Cinder- psychologist and two psychiatric negative side of the question, ella Club met last week at the social workers will treat emotion- felt, the court decisions should be home of Mrs. James Noble, Il- al problems. iphelcTw/Eri no restraint. linois Ave., Port Monmouth, and New officers, to serve two held the monthly surprise ghow- How the Troopers Train Municipal Police years, were announced by Mrs.er. Dinner - Dance S. Benedict Levin of Little Silver, This month, it was in honor president. of Mrs. Chester Carmen of Twi- For Candidates Mrs. Robert A. Snedeker , of light Ave. Tvlrs. Bernard McGa- Middletown will serve as record- heran was presented a gift "for EATONTOWN — The Republi- ing secretary; Mrs. Edwin Lude- the arrival of her new son. ". can Club has slated a dance Sat- man, Middletown, corresponding Attending were Mrs. Frank urday in honor of its candidates secretary, and Mrs, Edward F. Martin, Mrs. George ReinftcKe, for mayor and council, Fao N. Torre, Little Silver, treasurer; Mrs. James Noble, Mrs. Chester Alters has announced. The annual dinner meeting ol Carman, Mrs. Wallace Schaab, Mr. Akers is chairman of the the branch will be Tuesday, May Mrs. Bernard McGaheran,1 Mrs. dance committee. Other members 3, at 7 p.m. in the Red Bank Donald Merker, Mrs. Robert Cro- are J. Edson Allen. Edward Chas- Methodist Church Fellowship kin, Mrs. Edward Mahaffey, ey and Joseph Kellenyi, president Hall. Frans Reynders, a pantom- Mrs. Victor Amato, Mrs./Fred of the club. imist will be the program fea- Westcndorf and Mrs. Chirlcs The dance and buffet will be re. Holloweg. " • ' held at Old Orchard Country Mrs. Karl Jacobi of Little Sil- Club, starting at 7:30 p. m. The The next meeting will be at ver and Mrs. Robert Gunkel, the home of Mrs. Charles Hollo- Republican candidate for mayor, Middletown, served refreshments. Herbert Werner, and for council, weg of Woodside Ave. Edward 0. Clark and Theodore Zebrowski, will be guests of hon- Banker to Address or. Keyport Literary Club KEYPORT-Frank G. Warner, St. Elizabeth's ice president and treasurer of Alumnae to Meet the Central Jersey Banking and NEW MONMOUTH — Mem- Trust Company, spoke on the bers of the Monmouth Chapter, subject "Our Financial System St. Elizabeth's Alumnae Associ- at Work" at the Keyport Literary ation, will meet Monday at 8:30 Club meeting last week in the p. m. in the home of Mrs. How-Reformed church house. The ard Gaffney, 4 Sharon PI., to dis-legislation department arranged cuss the dinner-dance to be held the program. Saturday, May 21, at the Geor- The music department will ar- gian House, West Deal. range the April 22 meeting with Mrs. Burnis Kelly, president, Mrs. William Ackerson as host said that. Wednesday, July 27, hasess. Thor Foss will direct the been selected as the date for the program. "Musical Moments." annual luncheon and fashion show, to be held this year in Mrs.ScholerEntertains Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. For Democratic Club HONOR CHAIRMAN UNION BEACH — Mrs. Joseph MATAWAN — Mrs. Clifton Scholer was hostess at the lunch- James, who was chairman of the con card party which the Worn committee of members who made en's Democratic Club held last the miniature model of an early week. Mrs. James McCoy and American living room for the Mrs. Charles Barker, Jr., re- district American home depart' ceived hostess gifts. ment model room contest, was Others attending were Mrs. honored Monday by her co-work- Rose Scoras, Mrs. Howard Smith, ers at a luncheon in the home Mrs. Joseph Cunningham, Mrs. of Mrs. Charles Rainaud on Mir- Jennie Kullberg, Mrs. Orin Gun iam Dr. The Matawan entry won sauls, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Talk is cheap first prize in the district contest, Mary Klilge, Mrs. Chris Bakker, held last Wednesday. It has been Mrs. Mary Kabushy, Mrs. Neil by phone LEARNING BY DOING — These scenes are of law enforcement officers manship on the firing cange. The scene at the lower left is of a judo entered in the state contest to be Brown, Mrs. Ann Gormley and judged at the convention of the Mrs. James Me Carthy. I min. ttitiift tilt Hm kiWf tttV of Jersey's municipalities and counties as they undergo vigorous per- lesson, taught by Sgt. Harold Scidler, the academy's director of in- New Jersey State Federation of •ItV (PM. 10% lit ut IncMri. Women's Clubs in Atlantic City iods of training at the New Jersey Police Academy at Sea Girt. State struction and physical fitness. Stress is placed on the arts of self de- Giraffes have tongues up to 18 # in May. troopers are the instructors. The scene at the top left ii of police fense and the handling of prisoners. At the lower right, polics stu- inches in length. students studying the way Trooper Harry Garbe takes plaster casts of dents are busy making an on-the-scene critique of an accident situation. foot and tire impressions in a criminal investigation. At the top right, Skid marks are being measured. At the extreme right, a trainee is •frien, previously taught the skills in the nomenclature, care, proper questioning a witness as a trooper stands by prompting the proper, position stances and safety in the use of firearms try out their marks- way to conduct an investigation. more training, the state police available to municipal depart- Supper is at 5:30. From 6:30 un-Beach, and William E. Sickles, instructors co-operated in the or ments in all but the peak work- til 8 p. m. study and lectures are 2 Bay St., Highlands. ganization, and conduct of indi- Academy load months of July and August. held. There is a personal period Their graduation brought th vidual, departmental and regional The training facilities permit from 8 until 11 p. m. "lights out." number of Monmouth County schools throughout the state. but seven classes yearly, each Men are granted leave at 5:15 graduates to 183. Neptune Town- iDevelops Through the efforts of the state class consisting of approximately p. m. Friday and return on Mon ship and Belmar lead with 17 police and the New Jersey As- 50 men, a total of 350 trainees day at 8 a. m. graduates each, followed by sociation of Chiefs ot Police, ad Qj§pring' each year. The cost of training The New Jersey Police Aca- Bradley Beach 13, Asbury Park ditionai courses in police admin each student at the academy is demy Board of Advisors con- and Red Bank 11, Spring Lake Experts istration and specialized subjects $248.23. A tuition fee of $50 per sists of persons experienced in were conducted at Rutgers Uni- 9, Rumson, Middletown Township trainee is charged to partially the fields of police, education versity for the police of the state and Manasquan eight each, and SEA GIRT — Col. Joseph D. defray the cost. The balance, and civic activities. Freehold seven. 1 Ruttcr, superintendent of the from 1033 until 1950. $198.23 per trainee, is paid out Represented arc the New trii's season, the shoe New Jersey State Police—one of In 1951, the desire was again of the New Jersey Stale Police Other Monmouth County de- America's.foremost advocates of expressed to re-activate the Newgeneral appropriation. There is Jersey Association of Chiefs partments which sent six or less with cut-out detail. Pick one police training—believes that all Jersey Police Academy staffed no special appropriation made of Police, the New Jersey men to the school were Brlelle law enforcement officers even- by the New Jersey State Police. for this service to the law enforce- State League of Municipalities, Deal, Ea'tontown, Highlands of the French Room Originals tually must be professionalized The new course was carefully ment agencies. Rutgers University, the New Keyport, Little Silver, Long through education and training. prepared and balanced by ex- Jersey State Grange, the Fed- Branch, Millstone, Neptune, New editions of this fashion, done in •He reiterated this in a recent perienced state police training The course includes the fol- eral Bureau of Investigation, Shrewsbury, Oceanport, Ocean discussion with high police ad personnel. There was a deter- lowing subjects: the New Jersey Patrolmen's Township, Sea Bright, Sea Girt supple poppy red or navy ministrators when he stated: mined effort to cover as much Civil government, enforcement Benevolent Association, the Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Town i. "The mechanics of law enforce ground as possible in the time agencies In New Jersey, basic New Jersey Council on Human ship, Spring Lake Heights, Wai calf, delicately fringed. -went today require an intelligent available, and to present in a police practice and procedure, Relations and the National Township and Union Beach, Conference of Christians and and professional approach to comprehensive manner as police communications, criminal Bergen heads the Hit of French Room Originals, much general police knowledge Jews. keep abreast of the criminal law, identification, basic crim- counties which sent men to the element. The days of the un as reasonably could be ab- inal Investigation, gaming and The board meets seml-an- Academy, with 479. trained police officer are fast sorbed In six weeks' time by corruption, frauds and cheats, nually with the superintendent fadingr-being overshadowed by an average policeman, Inter- Middlesex lent 244, Mon- arrest and seizure, interroga- of State Police as chairman. the professional- police officer." ested In his profession. mouth 183 and Morris 172. tion, civil disorders, motor The 49th class was made up of ..He continued: The first municipal class en vehicle and traffic laws, traffic The Bergen County police 47 officers, representing 25 mu- tered the academy at West Tron> problems and control, accident department had 66 graduates, "Schools such as the New nicipalities, two county depart- ton Feb. 1, 1951. The initial Investigation, law of evidence, Hamilton Township (Mercer Jersey Police Academy at Sea ments, and seven Alcohol Bev- ' 'Girt arc providing the curricu- program called for a six-week report writing, courts and court County) 55, New Brunswick erage Control agents. lum and training at little or no training period. Classes ran con- procedure, human relations, 53, Hackensack 51, Clifton 36, cost to the municipalities and secutively there until April 6, civil defense, rules of civil Those listed from Monmouth West New York 29 and Fort arc professionalizing (heir po- 1953. service, juvenile control, police County were Patrolmen Esek W. Lee and Perth Amboy 27 each. lice officer to better and more It was then that adequate liv- ethics, first aid at childbirth, Hopkins, Bradley Beach; Andrew Summit llstn their entire force intelligently serve his com- ing quarters and classrooms marksmanship, calisthenics and Kubiak, 5 Dibling St., Union of 27 men as graduates. munity." were made available by the New self-defense, military forma- ,', During the late 20's, a growins Jersey National Guard at the tions, sa-fc driving tests, heed for training was noted and Sea Girt base. The sixth class speech, notebook preparation, ,Jn 1929 the first Municipal Po- graduated six weeks later, The practical field exercises and lice Training School was organ- school has been In continuous field trips. operation. The 49th class grad- LEON'S ized at the State Police Train- ins School at West Trenton. uated March 25. Students are now required to OFFERS YOU ALL THESE The four-week sessions there A total of 2,149 police officers, live at the academy at Sea Girt continued until 1931 and, after representing 253 municipalities, except over week-ends. The av- FINE SERVICES! graduation of the ninth class, the four county agencies, and five erage school day begins with • DRY CLEANING • RUG CLEANING s/chool was disbanded due to the slate enforcement groups, have first call at 6 a. tn., roll call at MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN, N. J. curtailment of funds. During the nrnduated from the New Jersey 6: IS, with breakfast at 7. • LAUNDRY • PCLOW RENOVATION short form of that school, 2G3 Police Academy. The present After quarters are policed, • FUR STORAGE • FUR REPAIRS 695 FIFTH AVENUE • CROSS COUNTY CENTER • WHITE PLAINS • MANHASSET .:. officers, representing 85 New Jer-clnss includes -17 men. classes run from S a. m. until GREEN ACRES, VALLEY STREAM • ROOSEVELT FIELD « MID-ISLAND, HICKSVILLE ,' CALL SII 7-2800 FOR FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY sey municipalities were trained The, academy training schedule noon and start again at 12:15, GARDEN STATE PLAZA ft BERGEN MALL. PARAMUS. N. J. . , ' With the constant demand for s arranged to make classes after lunch. They end at 5:15. 84-76 WHITE STREET RED BANK MAIL ORDERS, ADD 25« POSTAGE. (C.O.D. POSTAL CHARGES ARE EXTRA) .wjiae.iv RED BANK BEGISTER TV and Radio -WOK-TV Movies and TV Leant 12—Wed, April 6, 1960 TELEVISION WNEW-TV ..WNTA-TV Hazards of Documentaries Incident at a Corner WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENING 1:29-01) Movie 12:09- (2) Love of Life 1:00- (S) Felix and Friends 12:0*— (9) Movie By Cynthia Lowry years leading a touring Shakes- (13) Wendy Barrie By BOB THOMAS half-million dollars. Reason: He pearean troupe around Africa. Truth or (7) Little Rascals turned down an offer to star In NEW YORK (AP) — A pair Consequences Popeye 12:30- (5) News AP Movle-TV Writer Although he has done well as (7) Evening Prayer "The Al Capone Story." of skillful story tellers collabor- a free-lance writer since coming (7) Restless Gun (13) Record Wagon HOLLYWOOD — First the In- "I just couldn't do it," he said. ated to make last night's Star- (9) Movie 6:J0- (4) Local News (13) Movie dians were on the warpath over to this country — his scripts 12:40- (2) Movie "I've played plenty of villains in time one of the NBC series' best have been used by many of the (U) French Through TV (5) Our Gang. how they are portrayed by Holly- my day, but I could never por- efforts. Day Watch Yesterday's 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers wood. Now it's the Italians. top action series — his own ad- (7) 1:15- (4) 13th Hour tray a real-life person who I They were Charlotte Arm- ventures are told only in an auto- 12:10- (2) Search For Newsreel Recently the chiefs'of Oklaho- know had done so much evil and strong, who wrote "Incident at biographical iovel which did well Tomorrow (U) Brave Stallion (9) News and Weather ma Indian tribes issued a com- caused so many people tragedy. (IS) Curtain Time 1:45- (4) News: Sermonette ilaint to Washington that the Red- Corner," and Alfred Hitch- in Britain. Caillou writes Eric (4) It Could Be You "Perhaps his wrongdoing would cock, who directed It. Ambler type novels for pleasure Cartoons 6:40- (4) Weather 6 2:35- (2) News skins are always getting the wes- (5) 2:40-(2) Give Us This Day be brought out on the screen. But The story was simple and chill- (his new one, "The Plotters" (7) Love That Bob •:«- (4) News tern worst of it on the TV and movie screens. still the audience might have ing: An elderly man whose job comes out next week) in be- (11) English 12 (7) News THURSDAY MORNING sympathy for the actor who Is is guarding a school crossing tween TV scripts. 12:45- (2) Guiding Light 7:00- (2) World News 5:55— (4) Sermonette Along come the sons of Italy doing the portrayal. I don't think gets fired after an anonymous 1:00— (2) News (4) Death Valley Days 6:00— (4) Continental with a similar beef. The group's it's right to do after playing,* note, warning that he should be CBS's — and the sponsor's — (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (S) Tombstone Territory Classroom Grand Council of Pennsylvania Marty. kept away from young children, substitute for "Father Knows (5) Cartoons (7) U.S. Border Patrol 6:15— (2) Previews blasted the broad use of the term is found by the mother of a (») Mafia" in films and TV, es- "So I turned it down and lost Best" next season *will be a (7) About Faces Terrytoons 6:20— (2) Give Us This Day $500,000." Rod Steiger reportedly little girl. comedy series called "Bringing Fun At One (11) News 6:25- (2) News pecially "The Untouchables" ser- ies. An official was quoted in has made that much on a profit- It Is a lie, of course, and theUp Buddy," which U a sort of Burns and Allen (»> Wrap-Up 6:30— (2) Sunrise Semester sharing deal. drama concerns efforts of his switch on "Bachelor Father." 1:25- (4) News 7:05- (2) Local News (4) Continental Variety: family to smoke out his accuser. It's about two maiden aunts (5) News Weather "If they are afraid to say "Ital- There is another side to the 7:10— (2) Classroom argument, Hollywood has al- The best parts of the show were bringing up a young nephew — 1:10- (2) As The World Tumi (11) News 7:00- (2) News ian* or use Italian names for perceptive character sketches: a Xavier Cugat — without Abbe criminals, they say 'Mafia.' This ways gotten protests over how In- (4) Dial 4 7: IS- (2) News (4) Today neurotic mother, an arrogant Lane — will be on the April Weather is the same thing. By saying 'Ma- dians, Italians, Negroes, dentists (5) Movie 7:28— (7) Morning Prayer and lawyers are portrayed. It banker's wife, a frightened 18 Kate Smith show. (7) RayMilland 7:30- (2) Be Our Guest 'ia,' they are saying crime is school principal who just wanted 7:30- (7) Early Bird Cartoons controlled by Italian-Americans. reached the point where the only The Oscar awards didn't turn (9) Film Drama (4) Wagon Train 7:50—(5) CaU to Prayer safe villain was a white Protest- Sophia Loren stars with Anthony to avoid trouble. out to be much of a fashion (11) Growing in Spanish This is a dastardly attack and it is Qulnh in HELLER IN PINK (5) Racket Squad 8:00- (2) News not warranted." ant America?—or a Russian. And And, along with this, the drama show, after all, but it was evi News Spring Night (5) Ding Dong School TIGHTS currently on view at (7) The complaint gets support evenRussiaris are risky as heav- demonstrated how easily a man's dent that Hollywood high style 2:00- (2) For Better or Worse (9) Movie (7) Little Rascals ies these days. toew'i "JS" Drive-in Theatre reputation can be jeopardized by in feminine hairdos means very (4) Queen For A Day Air Power from a famous son of Italy, Er- (H) (13) Richard Willis nest Borglne. Yet he is in the Borgnine's answer: "I don't with CRIME AND PUNISH any evil wisher armed with just elaborate coiffures and no ears (7) Day In Court. Highway Patrol 8:10- (2) News a pencil and piece of paper. showing. And speaking of hair- (13) curious position of having to de-think you should go too far hi MENT, U. S. A. THE LAST VOY- (9) Film Drama 8:00— (3) Follow That Man 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo AGE and S CAME TO KILL will It was a dandy hour, convin dos, Tony Curtis' carefully tousl- Empire State fend himself on the same score. the other direction, either. If a ed locks looked on camera as if (ID (") Honeymooners 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker Borgnine told of receiving a gangster is Italian, Jewish or open Sunday for three days. cingly acted by a cast including 2:M- (2) House Party (») Mike Wallace (7) Time For Fun Vera Miles, -George Peppard, he were combing his hair for- Loretta Young letter of protest from a New York Irish, play him as an Italian, (4) 8:30- (2) Men Into Space (13) Physical Culture a Jew or an Irishman. But don't Paul Hartman and Leora Dana. ward to cover a bald spot. Shel- Gale Storm editor for his participation in a ley Winters' acceptance speech (7) (4) Price Is Right 9:00— (2) People's Choice film about the beginnings of theoverdo the character. Too Often Film Drama Award Theater (4) Hi Mom Mafia in this country, "Pay or it becomes a caricature." Television Is a funny business. was the most graceful and gen- (9) Basic Russian (5) MOVIE TIMETABLE erous of all — the reference to (11) (7) Ozzle and Harriet (7) Beulah Die." Like, man,' Alan Caillou is the News San Francisco Beat RED BANK Ann Frank. 2:55- (5) (H) (13) Day Watch "I explained to him," said the author of tonight's "How to Make Millionaire Play of the Week 9:25- (3) News Dr. Aronson Carlton — Sink The Bismarck a Killing," on CBS. This is a Victor Jory, who plays the 3:00- (2) (IS) actor, "that I was portraying an hard-bitten cop in the "Man Young Dr. Malone 8:00- (2) Millionaire 9:30- (2) My Little Margie Italian-American whose very comedy concerned with a sweet- (4) Perry Como 2:00, 7:00, 9:30. Hunt" series will narrate NBC's (5) Lllli Palmer (4) (5) Topper heroism almost stamped out theIs Speaker ly homicidal beauty and set in Beat The Clock Wrestling EATQNTOWN the Paris of the Gay Nineties. eastern Sunday Showcase com- (7) (5) (7) Personal Theater Mafia in this country. prised 'of religious music and Strange Stories Hawaiian Eye 9:50—(11) Exploring 'He was Joe Petrosino, a New ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Dr. Drive-In—Sink The Bismarck This may turn out to be the (9) (7) Long John Nebel ballet. Movie (9) Mathematics York cop who was friend of Theo- Jesse B. Aronson, director of the best comedy of the year, but (11) Day Watch Trackdown state Division of Local Health 7:05; 10:20. The Rabbit Trap (H) 10:00-(2) RedRowe dore Roosevelt and was honored the point is that a program — (») Verdict Is Yours I've Got A Secret (4) Dough Re Mi Services, will speak at a meeting 9:DQ, Recommended Tonight: "Mu 9:30- (2) by the King of Italy. He was the nay, a series — based on Call- 3:30- (2) From These Roots Harness Racing (5) Movie first one to suspect there was aof the Monmouth County Munici- sic for a Spring Night," ABC, (4) (9) ATL/jiNTTC HIGHLANDS Iou's life would make most of 7:30-8:30 — a session with folk Doorway To Destiny Californians (7) Memory Lane criminal hierarchy and he con-pal Association April 20 in Bahrs' Atlantic—On the Beach 7:00, the current crop of adventure (5) Who Dp You Trust? (11) U.S. Steel Hour 10:20—(II) Our World Neighbors vinced the commission to create Landing. shows seem as mild as milk- and ballad singers, including (7) 9: IS. Tom Scott, Brook Peters and Movie 10:00- (2) This Is Your Life 10:30— (2) On The Go the Italian squad. He also got The dinner meeting starts at toast. He could even play him- (9) (4) Boxing (4) Play Your Hunch permission to go to Italy to seek 7 p.m. LONG BRANCH self in it. Stephen Douglas; Perry Como Brighter Day Show, NBC, 9-10 — with guest 4:00- (2) Thin Man (7) Decoy 10:40—(U) Science Around You the real leader of what was then Dr. Aronson will discuss, "Rec- Baronet — The Bramble Bush An Englishman, he started as Eve Arden; Steel Hour, CBS, 10- (4) Douglas Fairbanks (U) Wichita Town 10:45- (8) News and Weather called the Black Hand. He wasognized Public Health Activities . an actor, turned British intelli- (5) 10:30- (4) 2:20, 7:20, 9:25. 11 — "How to Make a Killing," American Bandstand Movie 10:50— (9) Cartoons shot down in the streets of Pal- and Minimum Standards of Per- gence officer during the war and comedy drama with Eva Gabor (7) (9) Bold Venture 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy ermo in 1909." e formance for Local Health De- was parachuted into Yugoslavia 4:15- (2) Secret Storm ASBURY PARK and Claude Dauphin. Edge of Night (U) Playback (4) Price Is Right Borgnine's own reluctance to partments." Mayfalr—Suddenly Last Sum- to serve with Tito's partisans. 4:30- (2) (IS) Wrap-Up defame the place of his parents' New officers of the association Later he was captured by the Buckskin (7) Romance of Life mer 2:45, 7:15, 9:30. (4) 1O:35-(1S) Sports (11) King's English birth may even have cost him a also will be nominated. Italians while disguised as an (5) Mr. District Attorney St$ James—Guns of The Tim- Abbott and Costello 10:45— (7) News 11:25- (5) News berland 3:36; 7:00; 10:00. Arab in Tunisia and negotiated Inspection Held (11) 11:00— (2) two dramatic escapes — one LtfeofRiley News 11:30- (2) December Bride Killers of Killimanjaro 2:00; 5:00- (2) Movie (4) Movie (4) Concentration WALTER READE THEATRES from an Iatlian prison. He serv- (4) (5) 8:30. ed as police commissioner in For Cub Pack Dateline Europe News (5) Romper Room Lyric—Room at the Top 7:30; (5) Wild Bill Hickok (H) News • (7) I Married Joan Ethiopia and then spent several HAZLET — Unit inspection, (9) 9:50. Bobcat induction and graduation Bozo The Clown 11:05—(13) Dance Party (II) Our Number System RED ceremonies highlighted the meet- (11) Clutch Cargo 11:10— (2) Weather 11:50—(11) News CARLTON BANK ing of Cub Pack 130 last week in 5:25-(H) Movie (4) Weather RADIO the Hoimdel Elementary school. 5:30- (2) Big Beat (7) Weather (5) i WABC James F. Flynn, Chingarora My Friend Flicka 11:15- (2) Movie Hal Humphrey: 770 WOR 710 (7) Jack Paar 880 WPAT 930 district commissioner; Chester E. Friends (4) ; WCBS Johnson, neighborhood commis- (9) Movie Movie - WHTG 1410 WRCA 660 (7) EATONTOWN 1130 WQXR s I o n e r, and Committeeman (11) Three Stooges (H) Sports and Weather j WNEW 1560 Thomas Lands of Pack 130; and Shows to J AFTERNOON 7149—WOR Carlton Fredericks Roy Forsberg, neighborhood com- •Monday Through Friday WRCA Wayne Howell Shov NOW AT BOTH THEATRES ftlOO—WABC New.; Dick Shapard 7UI—WABC Neva missioner, and Cubmaster James i WCBS New.: Fred liobblns Shov McDyre of Cub Pack 135 con Watch 1 WHTO Local Nr»« •100—WCBS World Tonight ducted the inspection. Outstand Pay-TV Is Next '' THE UNFORGEnABLE PERSONAL STORIES BEHIND V. Summary WOR Newa. World Today TONIGHT ' WOK . Newa; John Scott WRCA Newa; Wayne ing Cubs will be recognized a • THE GREATEST SEA HUNT OF ALL TIME! 1 WRCA Newal Ed Herlihj Howell the next pack meeting. 10:00 — CBS (Cb. 2) — U.S tails?—WOR The Fitigwaldi •111—WCBS Three Guesaea ' WCBS Lannj Roaa •IJO—WOR Sports: Four were inducted as Bob-Says Dana Andrews Steel Hour — (Choice viewing) Ui»» • WHTO County Agant McCullough A E lot cats. Ceremonies were con- —Eva Gabor, Robert Loggia and 11I1O-WCBS Helen Trent • ISS—WABC Newa; ducted by outgoing Cubmaster Claude Dauphin co-star in "How . WHTQ Nowi. Ralulng Fred Robblna Show HOLLYWOOD — For 10 years gating payola, said the FCC had Mualo • lOO—WOR News; Cedrlo Foster Paul Purinton. New Cubs are to Make a Killing," a light mys- 1SI4S—WCBS Coupl. N«lt Door WRCA Newa: Bob Haymta Robert Laskowskl, Arthur Maters, now Hollywood has endured an no right to pass on pay-TV. tery set in 19th century Paris, lliss—WABC News; Dick Shepard WCBS Newa: Ed Joyce almost constant state of crisis llOO—WCBS Whliporins Stleata • ill—WOR McCullough & Eliot Mark Roggeman and Jack "The hearing on the applies' Loggia, perhaps better known a WHTO. Headlines, En 9ISS—WABC Neva: Strang. The revolution, or whatever you tlons was postponed for a year, Easy Listening "Elfego Baca," is the heir to a Prlcea, Mualo Graduated from Cub Scouting want to call it, started with the and then the FCC laid down such fortune. When an uncle who op- WOR News; P. Robinson JOlOO—WCBS News: Intrusion of television and has WRCA Newa; Ed Harllhr Dance Oroheatra into Boy Scout Troop 92 were strenuous rules for applicants tha poses the inheritance is slain, 1US—WCBS Ma P.rlclna WOR Newa: Lea Smith Vincent Battaglia, William Cooke, gone through three major phases. it was practically impossible to police Inspector Dauphin suspects WOR Carlton Fradrlcka WRCA Newa: Bob Hayraei lll»_WCBS Young Dr. Malon* lOltS—WOR McCnllough & Eliot George Duncan, Richard EUcr- First, the big movie studios meet them." everybody, including Eva, who WHTQ N«wa, Relaxing 10I9S—WABC Newa < man, Dennis Gilgannon, Keith fought the idea that TV even Pay-TV would put more em has that money look In her eye. Mualo moo—WABC News; Qulncy Hove existed. Phase two came when Ii4>—WCBt Second Mri. Burton WOR News. Lylo Van Kaplan and Donald Ross. They phals on the writers and encour- Should be some laughs. IKS—WABC Nawii Dick Shepard WRCA Newa were welcomed by Scoutmaster the studios discovered that TV age them, Andrews believes. And jlOO—WRCf News: Jim Lowe 11H5—WABC Clalr llutchlna John Pomianowski. had money and would buy allhe feels this is necessary if Hol- WCBS Right To Happin«»a WCBS Starlight Salute their old movies and also what- 7:30 — NBC (Ch. 4) — Wagon WHTQ Headllnoa, Mualo WOR McCullough & Eliot New Leader lywood's movies and TV are to Train — Susan Oliver, who ha WOR N«w»; Lea Smith WRCA Bob Hiymea ever new shows the studios want- survive as a cultural force. Also, lilt—WOR Galen Drake ll:)0—WABC The World of Ray Mitchell assumed duties as been saddled with girl-ln-troubl Tomorrow ed to produce. The happy couple pay-TV, thinks Andrews, would WCBS Juat Entertainment cubmaster and conducted his in got married. roles the last few months, is al •HO—WCBS Allen Gray WCBS Music 'Til Dawn itlal meeting. New committee obviate much of the friction be- WHTQ Newa: Relaxing taiOO—WABC Big Joe tween the movie producers and it again In "The Maggie Hamil- Muilo WOR Long John members announced and intro- ID the third phase a stepchild ton Story." Flint McCullough ha till—WABC Neva; Dick Shepard WRCA Newa duced were John Broderick, In- arrives on the scene and cries, actors on extra payment for TV IiOo—WCBS Newa; Freeman and to Muato showings. Pay-TV would simply to be a combination white prince stitutional representative; Rich- pathetically, "Mommy, Mommy, and psychiatrist hi order to res- Haye« MORNING PROO.RAMS be an extension of the box-office 2ND HIT AT EATONTOWN ONLY WHTO Headline!, Muilo ard Harold, new committee chair- don't you remember me? I'm cue the bratty, spoiled girl whe WOR Newa; Lyle Van Monday Through Friday man; John Bethel, Wtnslow Col- Horace, the kid who made you at the theater, as he sees it. WRCA News; Jim Lowe TlOO—WABC Newa: Al Lobmaa runs away from home and fall! "The Rflbbit Troo" III!—WOR Muslo from a Choral 7100—WCBS Jack Sterling lier and Harry Cowles. the rich bum you are today." "Pay-TV isn't about to come, into the hands of a ransom- i Slip—WHTO. Newa: Relaxing WHTO Local Newa New den mothers Introduced Horace represents the actors, though, until the people become Mualo Summary happy "rat pack." Miss Oliver •ill—WABC Newi: Martin Block WOR Newa: were Mrs. Raymond Spitzer, Mrs. writers and other creative crafts- informed," says Andrews. "They knows these parts like the back 4100—WCBS New. Dick Noel John Gambling James Wales and Mrs. Pat Las-men in this allegory. He feels, are completely confused now with CARLTON EATONTOWN WRCA Newa: Art Ford WRCA News: Bill Cullen of her hand. WHTO Cloilng Stock TlSO—WHTO News; kowskl. Den mother service stars and justifiably, that he deserves all of the propaganda put out by Doily 2-7-9:20 P. M. Report: Mnalo Wake up to Maslo were presented to Mrs. Chester a piece of the big new action the networks and other anti Shows from 7 P. M. WOR Newel John Wlngata 7141—WHTO Civil Service News groups, 7:30 — ABC (Ch. 7) — Music Continuous 411*—WOR Radio New York E. Johnson, three years, and Mrs. resulting from Ma Movie and Pa For a Spring Night — Stubby 4ilO—WHTO News; Relaxing • 100—WABC News; A] Lohman Paul Purinton and Mrs. Ray Mit- TV getting hitched over that bag "Do you realize" asks An- SaOSun. from 2 Free In-Car Heaters Muale WHTO Headlines; Wake Up Kaye heads the cast of "Sweet Mualo chell, one year. Mrs. Richard of gold. drews as a sort of afterthought, Betsy From Pike, An Adventun 4H>—WHTO Ft. Monmonth * WCBS News; Jack Sterling Harold was awarded the den "that there is very little mor- Civil Service Newi Show What will happen next in this in Americana," the musical of- •lOO—WCB1 Newll D)ck Noel WOR Newa mother sleeve insignia. ality in business? My father was WRCA Newa: Art Ford tense drama of love for money? a minister, and I remember how fering here in ballad and dance. WHTO Local Neva WRCA News: BUI Cullen Committeeman service stars According to actor Dana An- Tom Scott Is featured singer, Summary; •US—WOR Dorothy and Dick were presented to Chester E. shocked I was to watch the dea- UAVPAID ASB.URY J|| » UUCC ASBURY Dow.Jonea lias—WABC News: Al Lohman drews, who is a bright fellow and along with Stephen Douglas and WHTQ Newa, Relaxing Johnson and Theodore Longo, second vice president of the cons In that church smiling bene- WOR Newa; John Scott Muslo three years; Thomas Lands, two volently on the parishioners Sun- Margot Moser. No strain on the MAYrAlK PARK «. HP'- JAMEJ PARK •US—WOR Radio New York WCBS Jack Sterling Show Screen Actors Guild, the next eyes. ELIZABETH TAYLOR •HO—WHTO News: Relaxing WOR Dorothy and Dick years; and Donald Ross and Ray day; then as businessmen during "GUNS OF THE Mualo natural step would be pay-TV. the week they would foreclose MONTGOMERY CLIFT TIMBERLAND" •ill—WABC Newa • US—WABC News Mitchell, one year. Cubmaster in- • 100—WABC Breakfast Club signia was awarded to Mr. Mit- "It is wrong for television to mortgages on widows who 10:30 - NBC (Ch. 4) - Wichi- "SUDDENLY "KILLERS OF EVENINO WCBS News: Arthur be in the hands of advertisers," ta Town — Last telefilm of this Monday Through Friday Godfrey chell. couldn't keep their farms going LAST SUMMER" KILIMANJARO" «|OO—WCBS Newa: WHTO Headlines: Strictly Awards says Andrews. "The medium Business is business, we're told, series, with Alan Hale, Jr., son ' WHTB Headllnea: for "Women should stand on Its own feet, con- and that is supposed to make it of the late movie star, playing Dinner Music WOR Newa: Galen Drake Advancement awards were pre- (Sign off 6:30 p.m.) WRCA Newa, mil Cullen sented to James Clapman and trol its own shows. Creative peo- all right." a role reminiscent of one his dad : WOR News; Lyle Van •HO—WHTO Newa. Relaxing Roger Cowles, lion badge; Albert ple then could do things for dif- might have done. Alan resorts WRCA Up to the Minute) Muslo ferent segments of the mass au- When Andrews sits with the to all sorts of tricks to prevent •US—WABC Howard Coaell 1OIOO—WABC News: DeJesus and Robert Costa, bear Screen Actors Guild negotiating WCBS Sparta, Bob Cooke Martin Block badge; Jerry Johnson, bear dience. The audience is not all his pal from marrying a wealthy WOR News, John Wlngate Story the same, as the advertiser would committee in its meetings with socialite. There's no hole left in Some Like It Hot" RICHARD BURTON •iaa—WCBS News; Business WRCA Newa; Art Ford badge and silver arrow; Jack the producers, he still remembers WABC John Daly WCBS Newa; tiethel, wolf badge and gold ar- have us think." this series wake. BARBARA RUSH WOR News. Henry Martha Wright those church deacons. "Hole in the Head" Gladatone WHTO Headlines, Musle row; Steven Aviles, gold and sil- A vice president in charge of "The Bramble Bush" •140—WABC Science News WOR Newa Reporta ver arrow. something or other at NBC re- WRCA Financial Newa 1OI1S—WOR Martha Dean. cently asked Andrews if he would DayofRecollectionFor •141—WABC Business Final 10I1O—WHTO News, Relaxing Also, Mark Bufano and Thomas , News Reports Muaio Battaglia, gold arrow; Thomas star In a TV series for the net DRIVE-IN! ' WCBS Lowell Thomaa WOR Interviews: Martha Baumgartnor, silver arrow; Lou- work, Andrews said he might but CatholicYoungAdults WOR Sports, Stan Lomax that he would not consider a THEATRE! WRCA Three Star Extra toil*—WABC News: Martin Block is Costa, silver arrow and den- EATONTOWN — The Catholic Himfonmnoirai-immniiiji •l«S—WCBS Phil Rlituto lllOO—WRCA Newa: Art Ford ner stripe; Alan Sneel, denner western or a crime show. "But SHORE DRIYE-IN SKxK TiOO—WABC Edward P. Morgan WCBS Newa: House Party we can't sell anything else to the Young Adult Club of Northern WCBS News; Amos 'n Andy WHTO Headlines: Muilo stripe, and Drew McCaskey, as Monmouth County will conduct FIRST •HELLER IN RTS. 33 & 34 - COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE WOR Fulton Lewis WOR Newa: P. Robinson sistont denner stripe. advertisers now," walled the SOWIK WRCA News: Wayne a day of recollection Palm Sun- MM) 11119—WOR McCanns at Home Two-year service stars were v.p. ln-charge-of. AREA! REOPENING FRIDAY Howell 11I1O—WABC Martin Block. Make day in St. Dorothea's Catholic X PINK TIGHTS' TUB—WABC Joe Franklin ' Believe Ballroom presented to Vincent Battaglia, "Think of the number of mod- church, starting at 2 p.m. MT. WOR Gladstone: Naws WCBt Garry Moore Keith Kaplan, Donald Ross and erately expensive shows that FREE GIFTS TO FlllST 500 fltO—WABC Fred Robhlns Show WHTO Red lank Register Jack Sullivan. One-year service Rev. James McConnell Is In • WCBS Andy Griffith: Bums News, Pete Hoffman could be put on pay-TV, and charge of the services, to be con- • POCKET SECRETARIES TO THE MEN & Allen; Bob & Ray WOR MeCanns at Horn* stars were presented to Allen with only five million people pay- , WOK News, 1H40—WCBI Crosby.Cloonejr cluded at 5 p.m. The service has • MENDING KITS TO THE LADIES Gabriel HaaKr Show Clymore, Richard Ellerman, ing 25c, such things as ballet, James Felle, Randy Mitchell and been planned as part of the unit's • POPCORN TO ALL THE KIDDIES WRCA News, lllSI—WABC Newa symphonies and Broadway plays Holy week observances. ; Morgan Beatty 1H9S—WHTQ Midday Stock Report Glenn Waltsak. could be a success," argues An- • FREE DRIVERS' PASSES drews. Everett He blames the vested interests, PLUS A GREAT SCREEN SHOW Barbara Williams, daughter of and particularly CBS, for the fact Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams of that pay-TV is not already a FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Everett Rd., celebrated her tenth reality. —TWIN. IOVB AND MURDERlj- birthday with the family last Sat- "Two years ago the FCC an urday, Her grandparents, Mr. and nounced that it would accept ap- Love someone? A phone call will bring you GIEM1» DEBBIE ROBERT TAYIOR, Mrs. Fred Williams, and uncle plications for limited pay-TV together, in person, in seconds. Costs little. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred tests," Andrews recalls. "But Just FORD'REYalOLDS NICOLE MAUREY« Suidam of Yonkurs, N. Y., at-a couple of weeks before these A 3 min. station call to Bangor, Maine •.mnmomn tended. applications were to be passed IIIF HOUSE from Atlantic City, for example, is only \\,y IMI SEVEN H.WVKS on, CBS threw a big party In 96*! after 6 PM. 10% tax not included. GAZEBO Mr. and Mrs. John Portin of Washington that cost a quarter Mart* UK KMfl • II BKHWtPt Centrally located In McCampbell Rd. have returned uf a million dollars. I guess all FRI.-SAT. - Cartoon Carnival - Late Horror Show Entontown - New Shrewsbury from Florida, where they visited of Washington was invited. Soon MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS relatives at Lake Worth and after that, Oren Harris, the con- CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME Clcarwater. gressman who has been Invest!- r bom In Abingdon, Va.; and it- DENNIS THEMENACE Area Army Pkojeeta W«L, April, 6, 1960—13 Sirs. Outclkei- tended school there. She also at- MEDICAL tended George Washington Uni- Nearing Completion Airman versity and the College of Wil- Drivers Fined WASHINGTON (AP) — Army Joins VanHorn liam and Mary. Mrs. Dutcher MEMOS - was a member of Pi Beta Phi tlTTLE SILVER — Three dog Engineers are constructing pro- sorority. owners and four motorists paid jects valued at over six million By H. L HorsdiMMohn, MJy £ ~' Agency dollars In New Jersey military Social Worker a total of $115 in fines and court costs Monday. Installations. Sen. Harrison A, Try this simple way to get rid*' FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Olivia Following college she was a of the pain in the ears which S. Dutcher, 5 Holly La., has be- Appearing before Magistrate Williams, Jr., (D-NJ) made the social worker for the Virginia projects public in a report. may occur • after your plane come associated with the Ray Department of Public Welfare. Richard D. Porter were, David McLean, Silverside Ave., William The projects are from 11.2 to lands. J VanHorn Agency, River Rd. Mrs. Dutcher has served on the Take a mouthful of water, board of directors of the Family Pagdin, 585 Point Rd., and Mon- 99.8 per cent completed. In add- roe Jones, 500 Point Rd., who ition a $299,400 contract (or work close the mouth firmly, hold the and Children's Service eight nose tightly shut, then swallow • years. She is a deaconess of the paid $10 each for allowing their on a new Army Reserve train- dogs to run at large. Ing center in Morristown has the water. After taking a breath Red Bank Presbyterian Church the air pressure In the middle and a member of the American The motorists fined were, How- been let. Association of University Women. ard Desmond, 349 Liberty St., The construction under way: ear, where the air has been Long Branch, $30, careless driv Highlands — Tactical facilities, trapped, then becomes equal to Her husband, Howard J> Dut- the air pressure around you and ing; V. M. Miele, 53 Huddy Ave.v $1,711,262 (99.8 per cent com cher, died in 195S. She has two plete); Air Force facilities, #74, the pain disappears. . > . children. Highlands, $25, speeding; Walter Olson 155 South St, Red Bank, 700 (96.5 per cent complete): It is recommended that this-' airmen's dormitory, $119,758 procedure be repeated 30 min- MORGANVILLE WOMAN $15, speeding, and James Er- (11.2 per cent complete), and utes later. \v HONORED ving, 309 Willow St, little Sil- ver, $15, stop-street violation. brigade headquarters and hell- The vigorous chewing of chew-i; Mrs. Edward Clickner was copter pad, $128,731 (25 per cent Ing gum started just before the guest of honor at a birthday par- complete). plane begins to descend Is usua{« ty Saturday at the Clickner Fort Monmouth — Permanent ly sufficient to prevent the trap^ home on Reid's Hill Rd. Hosts ping of the air within the middle' Barnes Is family housing, $2,033,900 (70 per were Mrs. Frank Roselle, Point Clyde William Elphick ear. Many passengers who think Pleasant! Miss Helen Semanski, cent complete), and building al- It is nonsense to chew the gum. Jersey City, and Miss Mary Ann Chairman Of terations, $121,400 (86.4 per cent GREAT LAKES — Airman Ap- and decline it when the airline" Clinkner and Thomas Karecky, complete). prentice Clyde William Elphick, hostess offers It to them later - Bayonne, Other guests were Mr; Picatinny arsenal — Special son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. regret the fact that they did not and Mrs. Gene Blatz and daugh- Law Event weapons building, $1,938,000, and Elphick of 70 Hudson, Ave., Red take the precaution. ^ ter, Secaucus; Mr. and Mrs. *THE FEET? OH, I CUT '&A OFF. * NEWARK — William O. Bar- access road, $77,691 (both 88.9 Bank, N. J., has completed nine Unequal pressure between the ; ,L Keever and daughter, Lindhurst, nes, Jr., 23 Arlene Dr., West Long per cent complete). weeks of basic training at the air within the ear and the sur- and George Murdock and Bill Mrs. Olivia S. Dutcher Council, and George J. Matwes Branchy a Newark attorney, has U.S. Naval Training Center here rounding air oftentimes makes Tillman, Morganville. Sunday been named chairman of the Rut and has been selected to attend J guests of the Clickners also in- Safety Talks safety director for Bamberger's a person somewhat deaf while - A resident of the Red Bank Keyport the U.S. Navy School of Photo- flying. The hearing can be re- area since 1943, Mrs. Dutcher has cluded Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ro- graphy at the Naval Air Station selle and children of Jersey City. George Jacobs, St George PL, stored suddenly by holding the. . lived here since 1948. She was At Fort Morgauville has returned from Rlverview in Pensacola, Fla. He is present- nostrils tightly shut and gently- The third meeting of the Par- Hospital where he was a surgical ly at home on two weeks' leave trying to breath out through the Start Soon ent-Family Life Education Work- patient for the past week. before departing for the school. nose. Of course, the air can not shop of the Morganville Parent- The local sailor attended Red get out. The result is a snapping' Junior goes artistic FORT MONMOUTH — A series Teacher Association was held re Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patter- Bank High School and enlisted sensation of the eardrums and, of sessions on industrial accident cently at the Tennent Rd. Fire- son, Monroe St., and Mr. and through the U.S. Navy Recruiting dramatic return of hearing, loud prevention will be conducted by house. The fourth and final meet- Mrs. Robert Strang, Broadway, Station in Red Bank. and clear. the industrial committee of the ing will be held Tuesday, April are spending two weeks vacation- Monmouth County Safety Coun 12 when the topic will be the ing in Florida. cil in Auditorium Building 478 "Do's and Don'ts of Dating." starting Monday, April 18. Mrs. Lawrence Youngmen is Stanley V. Poling, 64 Church Herbert P. Sweet, Jr., council chairman of the committee. St., was cited by Hercules Pow- president, said yesterday the ses- der Co. for completing 20 years Perfume of the Ages sions will be from 7:30 to 9 p.m. At a recent meeting of the of service with the firm. each Monday for four consecu- Parent-Faculty organization of NOW AVAILABLE TO YOU! tive weeks. Certificates will go Central School, plans were made Mrs. Arthur Wolf, Farming- to those who attend the full pro- for supper and carnival to be dale, L. I., has-returned home af- gram. held May 7, from 5 to 9 p. m. ter spending several days last "OIL OF GLADNESS" James A1 d r i c h, Fort Mon- in Central School, Wickatunk. week with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent mouth's safety director, will mod- Applegate, Division St. it a fragrance recreated from the Bible and contains erate the opening-program titled, The WSCS of the Methodist precious oils imported from all parts of the world. "The Supervisor's role in the Mrs. Covert Campbell, Maple Church will be taking orders for This comes to you in a handsome one dram Gift- Safety Program." On the panel clam chowder Friday, April 8. William O. Barnes PI., Mrs. Walter Baldwin, Third will be Vincent Mooney, safety St., and Mrs. Mildred Duham, Pak. Also an interesting booklet, "The Story of the engineer from Chubb Son, New A court of honor was held at gers Law School Alumni Assort Elizabeth St., attended the annual Oil of Gladness." York City, and Paul Rasmussen, a meeting of Boy Scout Troop ation spring dinner to be held dinner of the Huguenot Society safety supervisor, bureau of en- 93 in the fire house. The follow- April 26 at 7 p. m. at the Hotel in the Nassau Inn, Princeton, gineering and safety, State De- ing received awards: Carl An- Essex House. Sunday. — Both for $1.00 — partment of Labor and Industry. Mr. Barnes, a member of the tisell, Rudolph Barbolini, Michael "Thou lovest righteousness, and hatest wickedness: Hugh D. Graham, a mining Rutgers law class of 1948, is a Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Melllfo, Di- Hedgepeth, Terrance Hedgepeth, Therefore God, thy God, hath annolnled thee with the United States Bureau of Tommy Kocovsky, Philip Swan- former state Assembly majority vision St., entertained Mr. and Mines, will present a lecture and son, Robert Swanson, Michael leader. Mrs. Frederick Ranpant, Rah- the Oil of Gladness above thy fellows.! I" demonstration on the "Magic of Creamens and Douglas Johansen. He is first vice president of the way, Friday. .Mr. Ranpant. was Psalms 45:7 Fire" April 25. . The following will-serve as patrol Alumni Association. celebrating his birthday. • ••«»»« Sent Cssb, Check or Money Orfler »••••"»• H. J. Rowland, supervisor of leaders: Richard Kingshot, Ted The dinner will honor a Rut- safety and first aid training for Alt, Robert Swanson, Richard ;ers law graduate and faculty Miss Betty Wailing, daughter of the city of Asbury Park will dis- Hoffman, Tom Kocovsky and member who have made out- Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walling of cuss "The Need of First Aid ; standing contributions to the leg- Mom finds help fast... Philip Swansoni At a meeting al profession and the school. Division St., a freshmaa at Rid- Training in Industry" May 2. March 28," movies were shown by er College, Lawrencevllle, has You can find paperhangers, Mrs. Thomas Kocovsky on "Cen- been pledged to Zeta Mu Epsllon At the closing session, Elmer President Eisenhower, after painters, carpenters, decorators, in the J. Noll of Esso Standard Oil Co. sus Taking." sorority. State plumber?—the right person (or raduation from Abilene, Kan., will moderate a program on "Ac- High School, was first appointed any job—fast as you please in Yellow cident Prevention A • Manage- Mrs. John McCormick of Reid's the handy Yellow Pages. to Annapolis. But, he was 21, a "We are not to expect to be Biblical Fragrances, Ltd.! ment Responsibility." Panelists Hill Rd., recently entertained at translated from, despotism to Pages w'.U be Ellen M. McAinsh, chair- a fashioti show. The demonstra- year too old to enter the naval g It's so easy to academy. So the appointment was liberty in a featherbed," Thomas i Mall This To: ISIS N. I* Broo, Hollywood 28, Calif. J . phone for service. man of the women's committee tor was Mrs. Val Belanger of Jefferson said in a letter to of the Monmouth County Safety Perth Amboy, changed to West Point where he could begin at 22. 'Lafayette in 1790. 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April 6," 1960—17 rooter and controls.. - Call tenced irftn. ctoSMra*. Se«p la. Other RETAIL «JlMil HELP mercial mod domestic refrigerator* Five deluste rooms ^- lovely Idtcbeo ID RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES lp. Beceot reference*. BO.H382. fireezer» and televisions tor sale. Uaed finest new xzfden sipartm«nt- Beautiful. Iy __ SH 1-1S74 Brtouao'i BOOK BUae, opeolnl Him: refrigerator* and televfaioni bought, V. ujet surrouiMUns;^ Jfemr Paxkwty. Free «c Hat VS SLOOP, Day Miter. Fitxrdu. da,. PART-TIME CENXBAI. bonanrarker mouta murpUt Cenur lUe April, t» vmr guaranteed repair service, Retrt- «rtto«T »J« -'••' J Days Consecutive . Ste line m «am, excellent condition. Trail Irealns, Monday (brooch Frtd»y. 1-S tbc toUowlns; fotltlmt «v«!!sble; teratorj reflnisbed and moved. Bay Madison ''Gardens 4 Days Consecutive . Me Line er. fsa. gli 1-414Z. • p.m. 20 hours. J2O, Rc(er«wu. H», • »'l/EB PEBBONVBL, •bore Service Co-.-Hvy X, and 9lb St.. 132 South Bt. SHsdyslde 1*7632 Keypojrt Squad 5 Days Consecutive , 25c Line THOMPSON.16- SEACOABTEP-, conve inut, BH 1-6234. • milt ind remmle, lull and put' BellOTd, KE S-2Z77, KE 6-SS40, 05 V COOK-HOUBEWORKER wsnleii Week> time for l>ook«, twiontry and J830. 30 Days Consecutive . 24c Line Uble toy. full cover, remote controls •eulpture dep&rtments. steering, cushions, anchor. Water eklii, tndi only. Good islary, must hive SHAPE IN your oJd furniture witti oc COMMERCIAL RENTALS Launches Drive 90 Days Consecutive . . Ztc Line 'Gator tip trailer, 30 h.p. outboard reference. Call BH J-2I60J STOCK CLEF. K. "pirt- down payment and get a new parlo: time. used one season, excellent condition, COUNTER HELP — Oood salary. ,r dining room set at Bale prices. Wli STORE FOR RENT on Rt. 35, corner KEVPORT — The Keyport Yearly Contract R?tes On Request J1050. KE 6-5165. Pleasant working condition!. LI 1- Interviews Thursday, ilam Le II Furniture Inc., Hwy. 35pine St., Middletown, front and rear First Aid Squad has started its Apni 7. i960 Middletown. SH 1-3211 opto •venlngt parking space. BH 7-07S8. Minimum lasertloD fliree Uoea 1958 16' Bristol Blue Fish. 35 h.p.1S55. tilt 8 p. m. annual fund drive here and in the Blind >d< tiilng The Resistor's P. O. Box 25c extra. JohMon, long «haft. all accessories WANTED — Experienced real estate 10 t- m.-4:3O p. m. DESIRABLE downstairs location, heart Rlcm in classify, edit or reject mzj advertisement U reserved J1050. Phone AT 1-1773-J. saleslady for active office. Pleasant The Berkeley Carteret, Asbury PaxK PICKET FENCE 30" high, 150' O( of Red Rank. Suitable for profrssiona' Holmdel area, where they also Dy The Register. length including one gate, painted office or store. Rent $150 monthly. Call 25 H. P. JOHNSON In good condition working condition. Apply P. O. Box Room 532. Mr. Gordon. white In section?, approxlmatety 10' ;rve. We will not be responslblq for errort, unless taey s,r« detected 12 h.p. Royal, like new. Call SH 230. Red Bank. SH 1-0170 9 a.m. .to 5:30 p.m. or befo.'e the second insertion. ready tor you. Value $160 will sell SH 1-9119 after 5:30. Local residents have been giv- S939. . NURSES AIDS — Apply In person 7 TEACHERS — Enjoysble and profitable for $65. Phone SH 7-4251. NJ cancellations will be accep'.ed or changes made In advertise- summer work. Guaranteed Income, .{500 sq. It. of factory space for sale tnents one hour alter receipt at office. SEA BRIGHT SKIFF, I!'. 100 h. am to 3 p.m. BrooWrijile Nursing limited openings. Interview Saturday, BLOND BOOKCASE BED, box spring en coin cards for their contribu- Gray marine endue. Ideal for fani! Home! 3325 Hwy 35. Hailet. or rent. Excellent tor ciolhlnf: o Kin^sley Arms Hotel, Asbury Park at ami mnttreBs 5(0. Combination bab> electronics. Writs 'Clothing." Box 511tions. . These will be picked up by DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication or commercial flshlnc 5400. OS 1-153E 1 p.m. Ask for M. Webb or write carriage $-0. New roll-a-way bed $20. Red Hank. "Teachers." Box 511. Red Bank. Call KB 6-5109. squad members in September. ' CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WANTED — Store or Rondstanil with HELP WANTED-MALE COUPLE — Wanted for country place, G.E. WASHER, two yean old, $100; living quarters, vacant or equipped In the Holmdel areas, squad »:00 A. SI. llsy Before Publication wltb proof tiro d»j» brlore publ) BUSINESS NOTICES good cottage on premises. Woman 17" window tan, $15: Wostinshouar Suitable Donut Shop-Luncheonette members will make card pick- cation. . •' MEN to work tn house, man to care for Irycr, 975; stenographer's chair, steel, year-round. Moderate rent. Oerltnfi, H MASONRV. CARPENTRY, aldewalki garden, fruit treei and grounds. Ko $S; executive chair, $10; typewriter ta- Ml. Pleasant Parkway, Livingston. ups, Sept. 12, 13 and 14. retaining wells, dry. wells, patios, a! animals. Location near Red Bank. ble, $8. SH 1-4S07. . Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 leratlons. EH 7-2144. NOW AVAILABLE Write "Couple." Box 511, Red Bank R4O* sq. ft. office apace, in center ot Calls on private telephones are toll-rree lo OS 1-0525 from LQ» foi* or call during businen hours SH 7-2440. FUIIN1SHINGS ot beautiful estate. Dan- town. Air-conditioned, ample parking. iowing *UXlona; LOweli 6. COlfu 4, KE&natmrg 6, WKltney 6. FOR TREE WORK, C&O tree, aervlci One of the moit Nighti SH 1-T958. ish blond dining room net, table, Cnll '-Vincents," SH 7-3620 or your Topping, trimming, removal. Call V two leaves, filass top, six chairs, $59; own broker. Holmdel Calls on private telephones are toll-free to SH l-001b from the 2-4220 'for tre* tttimats. Full lnsuranci REGISTERED NURSES and licensed twin beds, mattresses, $28; modern following stations: ATlantlc HlfWands 1, CApItaJ 2 and 0, Liberty 2, coverage. desirable six month practical nurses. Atlantic HUrilands break front, $69; modern secretary desk, The Ladies Auxiliary of the Highlands 3. OSborn» l. RUmmn 1. 5Es Bright 2, and SHidyild» 1 Nuralnc Home. 8 Middletown Ave., AT$25; 11x12 nutria looped broad loom, $45; and 7. INCOME TAX RETURNS prepares jobs anywhere. 1-0600. French Provincial decorator bedroom Holmdel Fire Company met Mon- completely. Margery Trovato, OS set, complete, $90, Many, many more HOUSES FOR RENT 1289. Nine years experience. INTELLIGENT PERSON with pleasing day night in the fire house. Host- There's big money telling personsllty to sell real catate. JA&fE' good buy*. 13$ Main St.. Oceanport. esses were Mrs. Albert Neihaus, ROTOTILLING. LANDSCAPING, gal SON AGENCY. Freehold. HO 2-1811. LI 2-1700. • RENTALS ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOS AND TRUCKS denlng, split rail fences, light haulln Mrs. Joseph Phillips and Mrs. .ad odd Jobs. SH 7-4261. America's most popular THREE-PIECE living room set. Couch, LOST AND FOUND APRIL SHOWERS two chairs. Ideal for furnished apart Atlantic Highlands Norman Morgan. , PAINTING SITUATIONS WANTED, Female ment. CA 2-9437. LOST — In Red Bank on Sactirda ARE BRINGING REAL BUYS I Interior and exterior. For free estl ICE CREAM Scenic Drive four Keys on key ring, valuable ti 1959 DE SOTO hardtop, all powe mates call LI 2-0O44. RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to take MODERN MAHOGANY BEDROOM act, The Couples Club of the Holm- owner. If found return to Red Banl ' FAMOUS care of children In r*r home. 157 headboard bed, metal frame. 63" House for executive, unfurnished, llv^ Register Olflce, Broad St. 1957 DE SOTO Hardtop all power. PATIOS. PORCHES, OARAGES, r. Maple Ave. SH 7-2609. Will Board. jlresaer and mirror, cheat, two night ing room, complete dining room, kltch del Federated Church is sponsor- 1056 PLYMOUTH two-rtoor, power. modeling. Reasonable and rellabl tables, chair, two mntchlng lamps. Ex en, three bedrooms, 2>.4 Ijalhs. fISC LOST — Wallet in Red Bank on t"ri 1956 PLYMOUTH four-door, power. Call Raymond G. BoecKel. SH 1-33S2. WILL, HELP with parties, dinners or cellent condition. RU 1-0470-J. monthly, plus utilities. ing an old fashioned turkey sup- dav containing valuable papers, n 1957 CHEVROLET four-door wagon Good Humor other occasions. Babysitting, light money. Reward. Call SH l-302<. , six cylinder, overdrive. ROTOTILLING — Lawns and garden nousen-ork. Sll 1-S8S1. 9x12 RUGS — Electric mixer, steam per to be served at Fellowship 10511 FORD four-door wagon, power, Lawn service, mowing, liming, ferti Begin Immediately under our llbera Iron, clocks, silver set, curtains, rira-' Highlands [zing, cleaning. Reasonable. SH 1-S76C high Income percentage plans, BEAUTY SHOPS — Available soon pery, dining set. desk-bookense. dishes, hall Saturday, April 23, at 5:30, 1956 CHRYSLER four-door, power. full of part-time all mrflund operatora. 1D55 CHRYSLER New Yorker, four BUILDER CONTRACTOR — Specials •j All Expenses Paid elassware, Vlctrola, lamps, chair, Furnished Apartment 6:30 and 7:30 by reservation door. Call Richard's School ol Beauty Culture. couch, sewing machine. SH 7-0S92 or SH AUTOMOTIVE Ing in custom.built homes, addition • No Age Limit SH 1.9863. 1-3243. Magnificent view or N. Y. Skyline. only. Mrs. William Stevenson Many OLher Used Cars open and screened porches. Klnancln • No Experience Needed Living room, bedroom, Kitchen and AUTOS AND TRUCKS BUHLER & BITTER, INC arranged. Call SH 7-0480 or SH 1-476C • No Cash Bonds Required, LADY White, mfddleag-ed. depend- SYLVANIA 21" table model TV. Nawly bath. ITS monthly, plus utilities, and Mrs. George Schanck are in able compimion, plain cooking, light recondltlonedt A real buy. Call CA PLYMOUTH DE SOTO VALIANT ROTOTILLING APPLY DAIlyy. 0-5 charge of tickets. Co-chairmen 1954 FORD six cylinder, stick shift, S3 Broad St. Keyport housework. Write "W. L.," Box 5112017, 0 between 2-6 p.m. new brakes, latest Inspection. $350 $8.50 for small gardens. 385 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank, Leonardo are Mrs. Wesley Buck and Mrs. Call AT 1-0789-M. CO 4-0198 Lawn maintenance. CRIB AND MATCHING chest Storkllne. Chuck Harding. SH 7-131 (Across from Red Bank Airport) Reasonable. Summer Bungalow Albert Neihaus. 1957 FORD PICKUP, 14.000 mfles. R< 1959 VOLVO, model 5«. four-speed, CO 43995 son lor sale, driver lost license. M Breen. red and white Interior. Llkt PILING, discing and seeding. Atl cui SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE Furnished summer liuncalow, living Im seen nt Sand ford's Body Worl new. SH 1-1SG3 after 6 p.m. torn work. ATTIC FAN with louver 36" Chelaeo. room kitchen, two bedrooms and Imth. West Front St. or contuct Wtn. V. E: SH 1-S109 YARDS. CELLARS, ATTICS cleaned. Jig MW Walker Turner 24" twoScreened porch. $400 summer jcttson. Miss Nancy Holmes was hon- 1953 PLYMOUTH — Four-door, EOOC TECHNICAL speed, direct drive. Call SH 7-2085. plus utilities. ter, 137 White Rd.. Little Silver. transportation. $225. SPRING IS HERE. Rototllllng of gar Any and all trash removed. Large ored with a miscellaneous bridal 1953 .FORD V-8 hardtop, radio, heater, SH 7-4273 drns, mowing of lawns, large o dump truck. BH 7-2H4 FOAM RUBBER —- Cushions, mattres- shower April 1 in the home ot overdrive, four new whitewall tires, small, with or without maintenance PERSONNEL BOOKKEEPER — Office Manager. aea and by, the yard. KOAMART, F. A. SEHLHAUS J350. KB 6-5115. 1053 TWO-DOOR HOLIDAY 88 hardtoi G*D LANDSCAPING, SH 1-7952. If n Manufacturing background. Phone Rte 35, Eatontown. Mrs. Harry Pitcher, Holmdel Rd. excellent condition, whltewnlla. fill answer, SH 1-851S after 7 p. m. SH 7-2791 Real Estate 1959 FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP beige Im- power, radio and heater, very clean ATTENTION HOW do you look In your bathing suit? Hwy. 3J Leonardo AT 1-0486 Co-hostesses were Mrs. Charles pala. Automatic transmission, radio, {495. KE 6-UM6-J. MAN wilt do yard cleaning, cellar Trim HIPS and THIGHS, for spring heater, whitcwalia. Contact Henry R. STABLE NEW ENGLAND FIRM has cleaning, light trucking and floor wax. with Stauffcr Home Plan effortless 24 Hour Telephone Service Ely of Main St. and Miss Su- MUST SELL NOW. 19.1S Chevrolet Bel openings for three competent technical exercises. $10 monthly. LI 2-3C63. Hoaman, 58 Tlnton Avc.. Eatontown. Air. silver blue, six cylinder. Eco EMPLOYMENT Individuals. Ing. AT 1-16S^ zanne Chapman of Matawan. Miss N. J. nomlcal, excellent condition. Private Electronlc-electromechajilcal K&D mndGARDENEIMIANDYMAN — Lawn cut MITCHELL 300 $17.95, Cap $10.75. Salt OUTSTANDING colonial, right room, (four bedrooms) house. All convent Holmes is the daughter of Mr. 1951 GMC one-ton Pickup Dump ....% 851owner. Will accept reasonable offer. HELP WANTED—FEMALE smnll production of Electronic Warfare ting, garden maintenance. Call Sli 7 water Mitchell $22.75 at Cohen's De- CO 4-7671. apparatus. partment Store. Shrewsbury Ave. ences, muit be seen to be appreciated. and Mrs. Harold Holmes of Main 1019 OSIC Vj-ton Panel ...... i 15L f)SDS or SH 1-1832. $250 monthly. Wli 6-4810. 1955 CMC 0' Van 51250 HOSTESS Knowledge of MIL specifications and HANDYMAN—With pickup truck aeekn On? perfectly beautiful haViy layette, St. She is engaged to Bayard T. 1051 Internationa/ 12' Part-time position available lac rnattin now to get things done. dally, weekly work. Cleans cellars, complete, lean than hnlf (he original WIDE SELECTION OF HENTALS - Lamborn of Matawan. two-ton Rack S 851 MOBILE HOMES woman in our restaurant. Scheduled Local contact, April 6th Rnd 7lh. Even- attics, yard, garages. SH 7-2357. cost; Teeter Bnbe too. SH 7-0388, B to 6. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- 1M7 GMC 2!?*ton. 3'i Yd. Dump .J1S95 ings 7-11 p. m. Telephone Berkeley* ate occupancy. Bamuel TtMcher Agency. P hours Tuesday and Saturday, 9 to 6. Cartert-t Hotel, Aabury Park, aak for TWO SECTION SOFA left and right 1S57 FORD rack one-ton .,....$1175 1055 NASHUA — 10' wide. 47 Ions Some experience essential H YEAR OLD BOY DESI11ES sum- Ocennport Ave., Ocennport. Call or dial kitchen up front, two bedrooms. Ask Mr. TetrauK, or send resume to mer work at beach or beach club. love sent. 00" long covered In brown. U 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. Many other makes and models to Ins 51.000 cash, take over paymenti ALL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Barkley & Dexter Laboratories, Inc.. SH 1-9887. Call SH 1-2331. HOME FROM FLORIDA choose from.. c/o Milligal Goosclence Laboratory, 50 TWO-BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Dung Call AT J-0159-J. Apply WILL HANG wallpaper, Sanflas and HKADUNE white overalls. $4.45; with alow, nest to mvlinmliifr pool. $1H RUMSON—Mr. and Mrs. R. GENERAL GMC SA1J2S, INC. Frankfort St.. Fitchburg. Mass. nail apron. $5.35; Carhart brown over- . mo Main St.; , ,,'' Bradley Beach WallteJ. Al«o apeclnlta In taping. All per month. Business couple. Call LI work reasonable. 811 7-3630, nils $5.69. Cohen's Department Store, 2-0599 between 6-7 p.m. Harry Moyle of Wardell Ave., 9 Hwy. between Rte. 70 and BAMBERGER'S ELECTnOLUX CORPORATION Shrewsbury Ave. Toms River TRACTORS 508 Prospect Ave.. Little Silver Shop- RED BANK — Six-room bungalow. Ga- have returned from a two weeks' PR 5-25C5 . FO 3-7400 ping Center,, Man wanted. Mechanical GUARANTEED WORK SHOES, $5.95 rage. | to $10.05, all styles nt Cohen's De- vacation in Florida. They stayed 1919 FOUR-DOOR CHEVROLET. Jus ALL TRACTOn—nllh trailer, plow MONMOUTH background helpful. Sales and service. FINANCIAL 113 Catherine street. discs, cultivators, need drill. ExceT Eatontown Circle Eatontow SH 1-2070. partment Store, Shrewsbury Ave. S & at the Azure Tides on Lido passed inspection, excellent as comlent buy. Call CO 4-1193. H Green Stamps. SIX-ROOM Farmhousp. lit. 35. Hnrlet muter car or second enr for family Interviewing Hour* ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS with at MORTGAGES Adults. For Information CRII CO 4 Beach, Sarasota, and the Eagle's shopping. New battery. S165. SH 1-1536. SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRACTOR 10-5 Monday through Saturday least six years experience In circuitry. LIVE WORMS THAT SQUIRM, 10° for261)9 after 6 n.m. 75 cent*. Cohen's Department Store, Nest at Punta Gorda. 1S»M •MERCl'RY HARDTOP. Merco- Attachments, rldlnc sulky, reel mow Good growth opportunity and pleasant CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE er, discs and plow. Excellent condition. working conditions In ELECTRONIC Shrewsbury Ave., opposite River St. BED BANK — Four-bedroom nol ' Static. Radio, heater, $225. 5225. Call after 7 p.m. SH 7-4559. WOMEN . MONEY AVAILABLE School. living room, kitchen, 5th Anniversary Celebration TRADE-IN Special! RCA VICTOR 21 MUSIC BY FOUR DADS — The first annual father-son-daughter dinner of the At- lantic Highlands Lions Club was held Monday at Doppelt's Hofbrauhaus, Atlantic Highlands. Four Dads, who supplied musi c for the children, standing left to right, are Bob Long, Ed Hartcorn, Tom Cameron and Art Mahon. In foreground are Joseph Caruso, president of the club, and his children, Joseph, Jr., 9, and Patricia, 13. Yon Blind Persons « Wkto TV* amd Get * Agency to Control Garbagi Collectors, Dumps Sought To Serve RM VICTOR NEW'CDIM W TRENTON (AP) — The As- Assemblyman Alfred N. Bea On Commission sembly wants to create a new leston (R-Monmouth) said the ac Hand-Stitched Gloves AS PERFECT AW agency of state government to ministration bill was a bit TRENTON (AP) — The Sen regulate garbage collectors and "political jockeying," designec ate has passed a bill requiring AS THEATER COLOR MOVIES to prevent Jones from gettinj two blind persons on the State dumps in New Jersey. Blind Commission. OR YOUR MONEY BACK!. The Assembly voted 33-5 for a credit for his investigation. by Wear'Right Democrats applauded sarcast: The bill passed 17-0 after Dem Democratic administration bill ocrats decided to support it. The ALLOWANCE which would set up a division of cally as Beadleston continued, ... on a new 21' Console Color TV. measure had been tabled a week "Refuse Collection and Disposal "I'm not running for anything— ago as Democrats didn't vote. Like owning 2 sets in 1... brilliant at the moment—but control of the Choose from a wide teleetionof styles with living color and sparkling black and Control" in the state Health De- Sen. Joseph W. Cowgill (D-Cam- '•V white. Full-Year Warranty on all parts, partment. dumping grounds is the only an den) said they refrained because including picture rube. swer." The measure, strenuously op- they misinterpreted his opposition smart open work detail — in Spring's favorite 1 The entire Bergen delegation posed by Minority Leader Pierce as the official administration po- SERVICE except William W. Evans, Jr. sition. — the White glove. Size* 6 to 7'/j .95 H. Deamer (R-Bergen), now goes who was absent, voted again CONTRACT From to the Senate. the bill. The measure now goes to the 39 lAlf Deamer said he liked the idea Assembly. A report by the attorney gen of regulating the garbage busi- eral's office and testimony b Other bills passed by the Sen- STEINBACH'S GLOVES r ate and sent to the Assembly: "*I7 w lirpr, tnmfUnion ThemBIG ness but thought the Legislature fore Jones' committee producei Street Floor and Asbury Park Sh0Ws should wait for the report of an allegations that bids on some mu Fox (D-Essex)—Sets a new Oer tASY TERMS — 3 Years to Pay investigating committee headed nicipal garbage contracts wen formula to compute a majority COLOR! by Sen. Walter H. Jones (R-Ber- vote for municipal councilmen-at- rigged. large. gen). The administration bill wouli MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST SALES X SERVICE ORGANIZATION The minority leader said the give the proposed new divisior Dumont (R-Warren)—Cowgill— bill did not provide adequate con- wide powers to license and reg To avoid an upsurge in the num- Come See the trol of garbage dumps, which he ulate the garbage industry, ber of liquor stores based on 1960 termed the key to the problem of would appropriate $50,000 for ai census figures, changes ratio preventing collusion among con- ministration and take effect 9 from 1 to 1,000 population to 1 Easter Bunny tractors. days after being signed into law per 2,000. Crane (R-Union)—Allows Hill And he said the bill went too Wednesday and Friday, far in taking control of garbage "BEST CAPTAIN" side and other municipalities to contracts out of the hands of pay interest on a bond issue with EATONTOWN T. V. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP—Mis any money not needed for build- 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to municipalities. Janet Leavey. captain of the col ing from that bond issue. Deamer said the bill would not or guard of the Guadalcana give many honest contractors the Coastaliers Junior Drum and Bu- help they need. • gle Corps, received first plac( 50 HWY. 35 EATONTOWN But Assemblyman William F. in the East Coast Color Guarc CPA Firm Second Floor Hyland (D-Camden) said the bill championship captains contes 508 MAIN STREET ASBURY PARK was a "very adequate and very Sunday in Toms River. Nineteer complete answer" to the prob- corps captains participated. Th« Moves To PHONE LI 2-0400 OR KE 1-0400 lem. winner, judged the "best cap He said, "Mr. Dcamer's speech tain," is a Matawan High School Plenty Free Parting • Open Daily 'til 10 P. M. is largely political. There may be student and daughter of Mr. anc 25 Reckless political advantages in continuing Mrs. George Leavey of 73 Pros RED BANK - The firm of the Senate investigation." pect Ave., Cliffwood Beach. Howard, Listander and Berkower, certified public accountants, has moved its office from 103 East Front St. to 25 Reckless PI. The firm, which has serviced accounts in the Monmouth County The best children (yours, of course) area for 25 years, has acquired larger quarters in the new build- ng. The office will be under the deserve the best shoes (ours, of course) direction of Arthur P. Listander, a partner in the firm since .1946. The other partners include Her- Good shoes, well-fitted, are a must for man Howard, founder of the firm, growing feet. That's why we've used Morton H. Berkower and Jerome only the finest materials and iunshcr. workmanship in Buster Brown Shoes for more than three generations. And Treated at Riverview we take such care to ensure your child a perfect fit with the famous RED BANK — Among those reated in Riverview Hospital in Buster Brown 6-Point Fitting Plan. he past week were Gregory Brown, 12, of 160 Kemp Ave., Buster Brown is the oldest and ^ir Haven, thumb sprained best-known children's shoo in the world. while playing baseball; Mary And mothers know why! Scalley, 803 Shore Rd., Union Bring your child in today. Beach, knee scraped in fall down basement stairs; Patroman Frank Calandriello, Jr., 87 John St., Red Bank, leg cut on motor- cycle; Elisabeth Beechey, 21 months, 291 Fourth Ave., Atlantic Highlands, hand cut on piece of lass. Henry Reiboldt, 29 Fifth St., West Keansburg, splinter in hand; Kenneth Coleman, 9, of 93 Lincoln St., River Plaza, hand bitten by dog; Barbara Clark, 15, of 224 Bray Ave., EastKeans^ burg, pencil lead in thumb; Jer- emy Tyree, 10, of Battin Rd., Fair Haven, concussion in fall from fence; Merrill Richardson 11, of 34 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank, head cut, ran into SEAMLESS door. Michele Yellen, 3, of 11 Willow St., Port Monmouth, forehead cut in fall against fence; Judith Traffic Stoppers 'f Adams, 3, of 42 John St., Red Bank, lip bitten by dog; Anthony Leg-size stocking. I Malinconico, 13, of 64 Patterson Ct., Shrewsbury, head cut in fall for lag-wise women I off bicycle; Edward Dillon, 8, of 1187 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, arm who insist on looking ' cut, put it through glass door; Donald H. Merker Jr., 5, of 77 their very best. East Lincoln Ave., Atlantic High- lands, arm cut, put in through storm dor; Ellen Doyle, 17, of 800 Central Ave., Union Beach, arm broken in fall. Anne Incittl, 18, of 40 Keyport Rd., Middletown, stepped on a tack; Peter Romeo, 9, of 21 Flor- ence Rd., Middletown hand bit- on by dog; Eric Hoffmann, 22 months, of 5 Peach Dr., Hazlet, head cut in fall against cabinet; Philip Campo. 3, of 133 Oak Rd.. STEINBACH'S HOSIERY New Shrewsbury, ate a moth Street Floor and Asbury Park ball; Joseph Costic, 2, of 102 Lup- patatong Ave., Keyport, thumb BUSTER BROWN - RED BANK cut on broken glass; Anne Gib- bons, 17, of 97 Wallace St., Red 17 WHITE ST. Adjacent to parklnc lot Bank, stepped on tack, and John RED BANK Noweski, 13, of 10 Maurice Ave. Open Tonight 'til 9 H. H. GREEN-WALD, Mgr. West Keansburg, knee cut In fall on pipe. ister's ng Home Improvement Section Attractive Kitchens Fit In Improvement Plan No longer the household step charm of the room — thanks to child, the kitchen has literally modern gas appliances. One of the tricks used by the burst through its walls to be- experts to combine work areas come the heart of the home. with living areas is the imagin- Today work areas combine ative use of partitions. These pro- with living ateas — giving the vide a backing for equipment homemaker everything ri^ht at where wall space is at a pre- mium, yet allow for flexibility of hand to work with, and space arrangement to permit greater left over for hospitality and re- efficiency and ease of upkeep. laxation. Home laundries . lend them- Now even jobs such as laun- selves ideally to this arrange- COLOR-COORDINATED KITCHENS today are matched throughout—even to sinks, ranges, yen- dry, garbage disposal and water ment and when made a contin- tilating hoods and refrigerators. The range of colors is wide, with a hue to match or beautifully heating, can be brought close to uation of the cooking center, save contrast with every decor. Further, modern color appliances are durable and designed to make cooking and dining areas with- the housewife many steps. They the job of homemaking a whole lot easier. out in any way spoiling the also enable her to supervise two or three operations at the same time. If you are cramped for space, Every Home Gardener Can investigate the new gas auto- matic washing-machine-dryer combinations on the market to- Grow Variety of Roses day. These two-in-one appliances save space and save on instal- THe rose is grown by home popularity. They are used as ac- lation charges as well. owners everywhere. Its success cent plants in landscaping and is due in large measures in its along driveways where a taller Experts suggest that you in- many uses. Its flowers can de- plant (around four to five feet) stall an automatic gas hot water corate inside the home, can be is desired. ~ heater with hand-set thermosta- tic controls near your laundry worn as a corsage, or beautify 6. Miniature roses — offering outdoors on the property. equipment, since most modem unusually attractive borders for fabrics require varying degrees There are six principal types flower beds.' The small flowers of hot water. of roses, the home .owner can are ideal to supply boutonieres, A well designed kitchen must choose, as follows: and for feminine wear, besides include plenty of storage space, 1. Hybrid tea — offering the providing variety of cut flowers sufficient work areas for food most perfectly formed flowers, for the home, • , j preparation and clean-up, and a though somewhat fewer in num- Polyantha and hybrid perpetual convenient place for the many ber. They are excellent- for cut roses are often used in landscap- labor saving appliances avail- flowers. ing. Consult with your .local nur- able today. 2. Fkmbunda — offering many seryman for the types best suit- flowers on each plant, sometimes ed for your particular require- a hundred or more. These are ments. 'Spare Those also good for cut flowers and 1 they give striking landscape ef- Trees Is Advice fects. Build 'Den' Here's a word to homeowners 3. Climbing roses — offering —if there are trees on the prop- striking landscape effects. They With Free Plan erty, try to save them—it will make excellent plants for grow- save you a great deal of expense ing on a trellis or trained on Many homeplanners have de- later on. one side of a garage, back porch, signed a cozy den in an unused Before leveling your yard for or elsewhere on the property. bedroom, basement or attic cor- improvements be sure to call an They are beautiful when trained ner or even a reconverted porch arborist and have him make a along a fence, With amazing results. thorough inspection of the trees. 4. Grandiflora — this newest For free plans, creating a com- A FULLY ENCLOSED PATIO is easy to accomplish with sturdy, Through his experience, he can type offers large flowers of ex- fortable den in an attic, write translucent fiberglass reinforced plastic panels and will add new designate those trees that should cellent form, color and fragrance. Masonite's Home Service Bureau, spaciousness to your home. Room pictured above is covered be saved, recommend measures Plants are large and fairly tall, Suite 2037, 111 West Washington with corrugated panels. The panels are easy to cut, nail or drill, for saving them to give your their uses similar to floribunda. Street, Chicago 2, 111.; ask for are shatterproof, weather-resistant, and need only rinsing with home that extra value, so—be 5. Tree roses are growing in Plan No. AE-297. a hose to keep them clean and attractive. sure to "spare those trees." Total Electric Living Offers Many Extras Many more American homes are now turning to electricity for heating, cooling, cooking, clean- ing and entertaining! To demonstrate the "total elec- tric" concept, homeowners are now installing "electric centers" to include the food preparation center, the weather control cen- ter, the laundry-sewing center and the entertainment center. Th food preparation center in- cludes platform ranges, an elec- tronic oven to cook food vt min- utes, a 24-inch wall-oVon whfch can keep a roast rare and hot up to six hoars, an infra-red food warmer, waste disposers, plenty of storage and refrigerator space. The weather control center masterminds the atmosphere in the total home'. Here heating and cooling equipment is activated; GARDEN LIVING can be most enjoyable in a setting such as prccipitron and germicidal lamps CERAMIC TILE offers an almost endless variety of colors, pat* this. Hedges for privacy, shade trees for coolness, a smooth which eliminate pollen and air- terns and textures to blend or contrast In any home Improve- carpet of grass and the bright beauty of flowers can be Impor- tant home improvements. To get the most out of your land- borne health hazards, arc con- ment project.. In this handsome bathroom, crystalline glazed scaping plan, consult your favorite nurseryman. trolled. wall tile is combined with a scored and patterned floor. RED HANK KEGISTER 2—Wed,, April 6, I960 vertically to give a random plank effect, is especially good for large areas and for somewhat inform- CARPET CLEANING Wood Paneling Offers Varied Uses; al types of interiors. Colonial V-PIank gives a decidedly Early done in the home! American effect because of the WALL TO WALL Proves to be Economical, Fix-Up Material pegs inserted above and below An important item in many Many woods have overtones of horizontal V-groovns which arc FREE ESTIMATES home building or remodeling red, pink, yellow or brown which spaced like those in old peg plans this year will be a wood may clash with pre-conceived planks. The standard panel, us- Phone SH 1-1917 or SH 1-8351 paneled room. Selecting the color schemes. On the other hand, ually 4 by 8 feet in dimension, "right" paneling from the wide it is now possible to obtain the fits most applications, formal or Novesink Carpet Contractors variety on display in the 'um- luxury of a fine hardwood grain informal. ber dealer's show 'oom, how- tinted in a color around which a Wood paneled walls reflect the Specializing inTackless Installation ever, presents a major prob decorating scheme may be plan- warmth and prestige which most 24 DELAWARE AVE. RED BANK lem. ned. of us prize so highly in our sur- Here are hints from the United roundings. They are a' li^timt States Plywood Corporation for There are several panel styles investment and should be cm- making your selection: from which to select. V-PIank, sidered as carefully as the pur- Prcfinished paneling has many with grooves cut into the face chase of a fine piece of furniture. It Pays to Use Classified Display advantages. Finishing your own paneling is not only expensive and time-consuming, boc results are also uncertain. Most finished panels are easy to maintain with an occasional damp-cloth-wipe-down, and an in- frequent Vixing. And, »ince fin- ishes are permanent, i's initial- ly higher cost over pain1 on-plas ter or wallpaper will more thnn pay its own way dually yems FOLLOW L AW to come. Prices for paneling vary Widely, here are a number of low-priced "textured" wiods which cost as little as $38 ior a 12 by 8 fool wall. These wootts, from which the softer Spring AND YOU, TOO WILL growth has been scoured out of the grain, create three dimen- sional patterns with a driftwood effect. The average middle priced range runs between $45 ana $65 for a 12 by 8 foot wall. Cherry, walnut and oak are among the higher priced woods with their traditional popularity creating a comparative scarcity. The price range, roughly, is $75 to $80 for a 12 by 8 foot wall. A major consideration in selec- ting paneling should be the use to which the room will be put. For a children's room, which will take hard usage, one of the textured woods — designed for hard knocks — might be advis- able. - For a master bedroom, pan- eling in one of the new decor- ator colors would be lovely. For a formal living room reflecting a feeling of substance, it mav pay to choose higher priced oak or walnut. In selecting the variety of wood, it is advisable to consider whether the room to be paneled has plenty of light. If natural lighting is bright, it may be pan- eled with one of the darker woods such as mahogany or walnut, if GARDENER the room is naturally dark, a lighter wood may be indicated. If you will use furniture you already own, make sure the pan- eling does not clash. It is often The Laws, of good lawns require LAWES possible to install paneling of the same wood as your furni- ture. assistance through products & service. If new furniture is to be pur- chnsed, it may match or com- plement the wood in the panel- • scons • AGRICO ing. > MILLORGANITE • PEAT MOSS AGRINITE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT SHEEP MANURE BONE MEAL TOBACCO STEMS HERSHEY MULCH Come see ihe all new Toro mower with Grass Bag. COAL COMPANY. INC. MONMOUTH 584 1UVEK ROAD MOWER SHOP SH 1-6300 SYCAMOKE AVK, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown FAIR HAVEN SHREWSBURY Open Dally; Fri. Ntghts 'til 9 RED BANK REGISTER Wed., April 6, 1960—3 See the New Styles and Colors I IN I CARPET ORLINOLEUM VISIT I'M THE "DOIT- YOURSELF" CASH CHAMP! BAYNTONS Let me show you how easy it Red Bank's Oldest Floor Covering and is to get cash fast the Do-It- ONLY GULISTAN CARPtT DEALER Yourself way! Just give me a list of things you'd like to sell 6 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK «S. A. R00M" you already have! For instance, an u,.^ed and I'll start bringing in cash For Free Estimate Call SH 7-3876 attic makes a most suitable and attractive bedroom, when fin* buyers right away. Dial SH 1-0010 2Ifi fPVE?rIy* ^^Vm b2I»nl *« one <* toe least expensive wall finishing materials and very easy to install. Big panels now, and ask for Classified. equalling 48 square feet, quickly cover wall and celling surfaces. It Pays to Use Classified Display YEAR "Dynasty" by Morgan Jones A Superior Bedspread in Glowing Bamboo Cloth! Twin or Double Bod Sizes 16.98 • Pre-shrunk; no ironing necessary. • Fashioned of fine quality —tint free yarn, • In Pink, Blue, Topaz and Sand, Sno White. • Beautifully Gift Boxed for Spring Bridesl "RoseM:"; Another Bedspread Beauty Uy Morgan Jones (o" Reg. '14.98 19 Oft • Pro-Shrunk; No Ironing; Avisco no I inf. • Heavenly colors in Lilac, Pink, Blue and Yellow on soft whife background. 12.98 Coverlets 10.98 Rose Bud Decorator Pillow «».».* 2.90 STEINBACirS BEDSPREADS Second Floor and Asbury I'ark Open Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 Both Stores 4—Wed.. April fi, RED BANK REGISTER man should be called hi to at- activity around all foundation Repairs To tend to this job. walls, crawl spaces and base* servative and metal gutters with ed, using either caulking com- 8. Look for signs of termite ment areas. bJack asphaJtum. pound' or a patching cement. Get Close 3. Inspect the exterior walls 5. Check around doors and win- of the house carefully. If the dows to see if repeated freezing Attention siding is clapboard or shingles, and thaw have caused caulking INTEREST ON YOUR watch for cracks or votted places. to crack out. Do this as soon as As Spring sparks that annual Repair promptly to prevent mois- the temperature climbs above 50 spruce-up urge, home-owners ture from entering and to keep degrees. Reapply caulking where- w SAVINGS everywhere are launching their damage from spreading. Replace ever necessary. cleanup, paint-up, light-up, fix- rotted shingles (or length of clap- 6. Check the condition of all up programs, all geared to the board) with new pieces. single basic purpose of making paint whenever the old coating their houses more attractive, Check Masonry Walls looks worn. Never let an old merchants more confortable, more conven- paint job wear so thin that the ient and, in general, more 4, If the house has brick, stuc- surface is no longer protected. livable. co or other masonry walls, check 7. Give the home heating sys- Spring renovation covers a for minor cracks, which should tem its annual tune-up and ad- RED BANK FAIR HAVEN wide range of activities, accord- immediately be repaired and fill- justment. A competent service- ing to the particular needs, wishes and budget of each in- dividual home owner. Some will repaint their houses inside or out (or both). Others will discover HOME OWNERS how new wallpaper in one or more rooms will provide a re- freshing '.'change of scene," while still others will give a thought to improving the light- NOW IS THE TIME TO GET ing in this room or that. Since the winter months usual- ly do the most damage to a property, this is also a good time to give the home a thorough in- spection, with a view to attend- ing to sudi repairs as may be indicated. Here is an exceptional opportunity tor home Top quality workmanship and materials too! Repair Promptly Thousands of satisfied customers will attest to It is important thai even minor owners to get in on wonderful savings! For the repairs be promptly attended to. next ten days . . . now through April 16th . . . the fact that Monmouth Construction will give Failure to do so may result in Monmouth Construction will deduct an extra you the best job at the lowest prices. Call more serious trouble and a much bigger repair bill later on. one hundred dollars from any type home im- these oldest home improvement specialists for Here is a brief list of points provements contracted for within that period. a free estimate today; to check in the interests of keep- ing a house up to par and re- ducing maintenance costs in the Jong run: 1. Check the roof for small leaks or loose curling shingles and repair these before major damage can occur. Pay partic- ular attention to flashings and to coatings around vent pipes, chimneys and other projections. 2, Check gutters and down- spouls. Make sure that they are not clogged with leaves and oth- er debris. Coat the insides of wooden gutters with wood pre- Low-Cost Room ion! If your futility needs cxtru space let require, you Jl find that our prices are Monmotith Construction give you a (roe the lowest. Don't delay, rail right now estimate on u new room addition. No and get in on the extra savings flays mailer what h pe new room you may . , now through April 16. No other Beat is more beau- tiful— no other seat Mill last FREE ESTIMATES as long as Olsonite—the seat NO that's solid one-piece con- Room Additions struction. Available in 32 Roofing - Siding colors, plain or pcarlesccnt. Porch Enclosures • FIRST PAYMENT IN AUGUST The color goes all the way Modern Kitchen Modern Bathroom through—il can't fade or wear Plumbing • Heating • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY away. Replace with an Olson- Masonry itc, the seat of LASTING beauty* Garage - Breezcway THE BEST IN PER THE END Only36' DAY MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO: HIGHWAY 35 : : ; ; 24-HOUR PHONE SERVICE ;-.;- .:: ;-. ;-;''At.-:',. ' vPR 5^133 3 HEADDENS CORNER SH 1-5060 MIDDLETOWN TW 2-2600 MODERN BATH Let SHERMAN'S bring Spring into your homd Let Sherman's show you how you can Sherman's has more curtains, draperies, bring "spring" into your home. Come and materials for custom-made slipcovers and see the Jovely things we have that and draperies right in stock, than any other store in Monmouth County. Our were especially designed for spring and custom department has more than 2,000 summer. Wonderful new patterns, colors designs for your discriminating selection. and fabrics that will lend beauty and We maintain a fleet of 4 station wagons, charm to any home. And, you are sure completely stocked with sample materials of complete satisfaction at Sherman's too for shop-at-home service. Come to our . . . we've been serving the people of store or phone SH 1-2GJ6 for convenient Monmouth County for more than 2-1 years. shop-at-home service. And remember, Sherman's has its own workrooms, located Our modern, fully stocked store is staffed at 4C8 Broad St., Shrewsbury, where ex- with skilled personnel ready to help you pert craftsmen use meticulous care on with your home decorating problems. custom orders. Bedspread Ensembles QUILTED POLISHED COTTON CAFES AND POLISHED COTTON PLEATED or SHIRRED DRAPES TO MATCH COVERLETS DUST RUFFLES Also Vanity Skirts Twin and Full Size Twin and Full Size Choose from the largest Priced $ I | ,98 Priced $$^.98 selection on the Shore. from • » From 3 Special Order Spreads for king size beds now available CURTAINS by Kenneth Fine polished cotton tier curtains, that will launder beautifully. At- tractive flocked ruffled design in pastel colors, suitable for kitchen, bath or bedroom — Valance to match. Priced o 00 Prom ZUV Pair CUSTOM-MADE Ready Made Draperies DRAPERIES by Kenneth Draperies to match your slipcovers, beau* Pebblecloth cotton print with white chromespun lin- tifully made to enhance your rooms. The ing— in single, double and triple width. 63" and cost can be less than you might imagine, too. Sherman's installation staff will care- 90" long. fully install the best heavy duty Kirsch Priced from traverse rods and hang your draperies ww neatly pressed for complete satisfaction. SEE THE WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE SHERMAN'S Custom made slipcovers Can Make in Your Home—It's Fabulous! You can see the difference in the fit ... in the fabrics . . . in the choice of colors and patterns that custom-made slipcovers from Sherman's offer. The careful tailoring not only makes your covers stunningly attractive but adds extra long wear. Isn't it time your furniture had new slipcovers? And remember, we also reupholster your furniture and make it new again—FREE ESTIMATES, For Shop-at-JIome Service Call SH 1*2646 Slipcover Special for a Limited Time Only 2 or 3-Cushion Sofa and I-Cushion Chair Priced Additional Prom Chair mmmx &^ass;&;xffi;:!:^ The Most Complete Home Decorator Store on the Shore Shop Wednesday and Friday till 9 P. M. Free parking in lots now through April 16 SHERMAN'S Home Decorators 45 BROAD ST. -Oar 23rd Yc°r~ RED BANK, N. J. TAKE 6 MONTHS TO PAY. CURTAINS - DRAPERIES . BEDSPREADS SLIPCOVERS - UPHOLSTERING hi1.'.; •» 3KII -'--• . JlX-U- u. ItED BANK^EGISTEK to accommodate two persons. 6—Wed., April 6, 1960 Snack Bars Reduce Work Thus when a lull such as between breakfast for the breadwinner and departure of the family schol- In Serving Family Meals ars there will be a place for the harassed homemaker to down a bar Is alongside the food serving The greatest thing that's hap- cup and sneak in an argument pened to kitchens since all the center. Second choice is the for increasing her household al- servants took up welding is the range center. Although food can lowance. snack bar. be delivered promptly, this loca- The main purpose of the snack CUSTOM This boon to the servantless tion is undesirable if the range bar is to reduce work in pre- paring and serving meals by tak- • SLIPCOVERS home is now considered just as is in use during the meal. The ing the strain of the dining room • DRAPERIES Important in kitchen remodeling debris usually littering both mix and bringing the diner to the as additional storage space, cer- and sink centers disqualify these • BEDSPREADS food. To enhance this purpose the amic tile floor and walls and new locations. snack bar should be surfaced CALL appliances. This holds true even Size of the snack bar is dic- with a material like ceramic tile when a dining room is available. tated by space limitations. Every, that wipes clean with one stroke SH 7-2306, of a damp cloth. The ideal location for the snack effort should be made, however, THE NEW WALL CABINETS of steel offer maximum seorage and two- INTERIOR direction illumination plus a com- SHOP pletely concealed blower with the 428 BROAD STREET capacity to ventilate an average- size bathroom. In white and SHREWSBURY decorator colors. Say Goodbye to Old-Fashioned Clothes Drying... & SAVE TIME and TROUBLE with on AUTOMATIC DRYER! We have MONEY for all types of A WEEK HOME on New I960 IMPROVEMENTS . ELECTRIC Remodeling CLOTHES DRYER New Additions Painting Landscaping Electrical Work Plumbing N«w — tiov» |h« n«w I960 G«n*ro) Elcdrlc Heating Dryar In your own dome! 3«« how II drkt clothti qufckty of lo r», Jo* Combination Windows ftmptro|ur«i, Eoiy to eparals—1«| dial, prtu button—Dryer dott r*tl| Kitchen Modernization These Features! Bathroom Modernization • Tlratr Dial l*li you Stltcl carrtct drytno tlmtl • Ttmptralur* Control Ufl you chooi* cor> n FREE! Anelhtr Mi-Year Service OOLDCU VMVt by General Electric Btttrfng lh« Werfcf* Foctory Onaftif Sfffifcel •f QwaNfyf MM im ITOM BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE NO DOWN PAYMENT BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 46 Monmouth St. JL MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION RED BANK ALL OFFICES OPEN 6:30 TO 8 P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS • SHadyside 1-4310 Open Wed. & Fri. Nites 'HI 9:00 4 Offices to serve you: Red Bank . Little Silver - Englishtown - Koyport FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE OPENING SOON: Our New Shrewsbury Office on Newman Springs Rd. ENTRANCE ON WHITE STREET BIGGEST EVER-OLDEN PAINTS Wednesday, April 6th Saturday, April 16th Roller When Olden Paint PAINT SALE SAVE UP TO $3.00 PER GALLON OVER NATION- Vinyl Asbestos Wallpaper ALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS ... GET TOP QUALITY PAINT AT FACTORY-TO-YOU SAVINGS! TILE WASHABLE — ODORLESS 32 colors to choose from 40% off WALL-KOTE 100,000 Rolls in Stock. Here'* the p«Inl nwt« ««pe«l*Ur for the week-ood pnl&t«ri Xjttex, mbtwiUeA ... no itrwiki , . . Jmt rlBie roar ea. No waiting — bnuh, roUor ma& hJitidi with top W»* •M ter. Grease proof, easy to 'take it with you" clean, easy to lay. 500 'cases in stock. 1.39 qt. .98 NOW MULTICOLOR PAINTS Pfetv - New "One Coat Hi Hiding" in self spray, Aerosol cans NEW FOR '60 Exterior GIANT House Paint PURE VINYL CAN 1.98 SUPER BLEND—Made with 100% pure Unseed oil, lead zinc and titanium. White and FLOOR 9 x 12 PLASTIC Exterior! colors. House JUST 1.69 qt. DROP CLOTH Taint TILE No seams, this 13 colors • First quality week only • 130 Cases in stock gal. EXTERIOR Shake and Shingle PAINT Asbestos, shakes, siding, wood shingles, masonry. N PAINT EXTERIOR RY Trim and Trellis 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD A scientifically prepared paint RENTALS—SANDER - EDGER • WALLPAPER STEAMER that will retain a high gloss and permanence of color. rr5;r;-;;jv'v>i'T'"'ififH?;'.-:'»;i^««:*«t#if»K«iSiiv &., April 6, I960 riED'BANK RECISTEK Fegboard, especially when spot-4("for*c1oset doors, accent'panels in 0i Pegboarcl Has ted^in strategic locations to serve the living room or recreation ing over the foundation walls and functionally and decoratively. room, for hanging pictures, bric- under the sills. Many Uses Matching metal fixtures, in- a-brac or potted plants, bulletin Here's Basic STUDS—Vertical timbers used stantly removable, implement the board in the kitchen or student's in the outside wall or inner par- panels by making it possible to room, storage for laundry sup- titions of a wood-framed struc- 'Round display or store many household plies, and a special wall for sew- Vocabulary For items. The use of the panels and ing equipment. ture. Comer posts are not studs. convenient, easy-to-use ma- A fixtures is limited only by the SUBFLOORING — The flooring teria, in ^^ fix.UR is Masonite Home Fixers- laid over the joists and under the homemaker's imagination. PAPER CUP FUNNEL The homeowner with home im- finished flooring. Among other uses of Pegboard Snip the bottom off a cone provement on his mind, will find SILL PLATE — A horizontal of the frame in a wood or brick in homes are: sliding doors in shaped paper cup for a handy, some of the following definitions timber supporting other members structure. overhead kitchen cabinets, liners disposable paint funnel. important: BRICK VENEER — A brick wall built around a frame house to give the appearance of a brick house. Bricks are held to the wall by small pieces of metal af- fixed to the mortar and driven into trie wood. BRIDGING — Short braces be- tween beams to hold them rigid. These can most often be seen in unfinished basement ceil- ings where they hold the floor joists in rigid position. BUILDING PAPER — A tough tar or asphalt paper used to in- sulate and keep out drafts. 'Used under floors, around windows, doors, outside walls, under roofs, etc. BX CABLE — An armoured cable used to protect electric wir- ing. CONCRETE BLOCK — Manu- factured hollow or solid building blocks made of concrete, DRAIN TILE — Clay or con- crete pipe placed around the foot- ing of a house to facilitate drain- ing moisture away from the foun- dation. DRY WALL — AI50 called sheet rock, a gypsum or plaster board panel that is factory made, probably 4x8 feet in unit size, and often used in place of the longer nu'thod of making plaster walls conventionally. The panels are simply assembled on the site and finished with a final coat of plas- ter. .FIRE BRICK — Brick used for stove, furnace and fireplace lining. It is highly infusible brick made from clay containing silica. FLASHING — Strips of metal used to make waterproof joints on a roof, especially around chim- neys, and where one roof inter- sects another at an angle. FOOTING — The base of a house below ground level which supports the exterior waifs and any interior load-bearing walls. Usually concrete, sometimes stone. INSULATING BOARD - A fac- tory-made fiber-like board often coated with asphalt. Finished panels vary in size, are usually used behind the finished exterior walls. JOIST — The* horizontal,tim- bers to which the floor or ceiling is fastened. LINTEL — A horizontal mem- ber of wood, stone, angle iron or I-beam which supports a flat arch. A lintel supports bricks or stones over a fireplace opening, for example. LOAD-BEARING WALL -Any wall which supports a load be- sides its own weight. For exam- YIPES! 60 PERCENT ple, the wall of a room which carries some of the weight ot the floor above it. METAL LATH — An expanded wire metal which reinforces con- OFF ON ELECTRICITY? crete or supports plaster in a wall. MODULAR BRICK — A brick Size, larger than standard, which In this day and age, it seems almost impossible that anything could go invites uniform size of the build- steadily down in price. But the average price you pay for electricity h Full Size POTTING VALLEY RUN SOIL Let's see now. CLASSIC* for tfic? front. With a little VERMONT extra care it really shines, FAMILY* in back. Takes 59 FLAGSTONE the extra wear we're sure to give it, and keeps its Vi Peck Bag sq. good looks:still. Scotts seed is all-perennial, and 22 ft. 99.91%>wedi-free/Right for.sun or 18" LAWAN FLiTE shade. Scofts TURF BUILDERS goes ROTARY on both lawns. It steady-feeds grass the protein-Jbuilding diet it needs* MOWER More and more folkfare coming to us for advice on improving their lawns through an easy-tojollow Scotta Program, Come in anytime. 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ALANS 9 am. to 9 p.m. 70 SO. 7Hl AVE. Off CHELSEA AVE. (Close by R.R. Track.) LONG BRANCH 12—We«l., April 6, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER wallpaper, V« sure that the old Second, measure around the wallpaper ijj tight to the wall. Five Steps For room giving exact distances from If it is loose in spots, remove wall to edge of window or door the old pap?r. It is also best to Well Planned trim. . These Helpful Tips Make remove old wallpaper where the seams hav< been lapped since Third, if you have irregular- the old seams will show under Kitchen ities in your kitchen, be sure to Wallpaper Hanging Simple the new wallpaper. include them in your sketch and The American Gas Association 4, Most wallpapers sold today give dimensions. suggests these five basic steps Hanging wallpaper is not dif- plaster board. After the primer- have had the selvage trimmed Fourth, indicate existing elec- ficult, and here are a few tips sealer or shellac a coat of glue off at the factory. If not, the to a well planned kitchen: trical outlets, fixtures and switch- to make it even easier. size should be applied. dealer will trim the papers for First, make a rough outline es. 1. Be sure to apply a coat of 2. In papering over wall cloth, you at a nominal charge, thus of your kitchen on a plain sheet How you are ready to talk to eliminating; the need for a cut- primer-sealer to plasterboard wash with a solution of either of paper. your architect, local cabinet deal- walls before papering. Or you strong soap or ammonia and ting table and straightedge. A er or gas company. Any one of can use cut shellac to which water in order to cut the gloss kitchen table or two card tables, them will be able to help you. you add an equal part of alco- finish, Then apply glue size and covered with wrapping paper, paste on the pattern side when And they will be glad to show hol. This coating makes it pos- allow to dry for an hour or two will work well for matching and you buy trimmed, wallpaper since you how to carry out your ideas sible to remove the paper in the before hanging. pasting strips. it can be washed off after hang- and may, where necessary, sug- future without damaging the 3. In papering over existing 5. Do not; worry about getting ing. gest additional improvement. with a REALTOR COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL A Realtor is a man who is experienced in all phases of real estate buying and selling. He knows property values, zoning laws, escrow procedure . . . every- thing that can make the difference between a satisfactory transaction and one you'll regret for years. THE FOLLOWING REALTORS ARE ACTIVE MEMBERS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS STATE ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS WALKER & WALKER ELLEN S. HAZELTON REALTORS and INSURANCE REAL ESTATE REDDEN AGENCY Agents for Leading Stock and Mutual Specializing in REALTORS • INSURORS Insurance Companies Residential - Waterfront and Farm and Estate OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SERVING RUMSON - RED BANK AREA 301 Maple Ave, Cor. Bergen PI. RU 1-2003 SH 1-5212 SH 1-5660 661 Broad St. (Hwy. 35) Shrewsbury 16 West River Rood Rumson Heetwood Dr. & Hwy. 35 Hazlet Elwood A. Armstrong Agenq Colston Waterbury 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver NATIONAL Established Since 1925 REAL ESTATE IS OUR BUSINESS REALTOR WEEK REALTOR # INSUROR NOT A SIDELINE SH 7-3500 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SH 1-4500 APRIL 3rd to 9th M6 W. Front St. Red Bank THEO. W. McGINNESS RUSSELL M. BORUS CHAFFIN AGENCY REALTOR AGENCY Realtors • Insurers • Appraisals APPKAISALS "Fine Homes and Riverfront Properties" INSURANCE COUNSELLOR RE ALT OR All Types of REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE LI 2-0740 SH 7-4532 State Highway No. 35 Liberty 2-1153 21 Brood St. Earontown 600 River Rd. Pair Haven WEART-NEMETH AGENCY Dennis K. Byrne Agency MARIE COX AGENCY 30 YEARS IN REAL ESTATE REALTORS and INSURORS REALTORS - REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE "Serving Monmouth County Since 1924" 28 YEARS IN INSURANCE Always Ready to Serve You: 24-HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE DOROTHY UZDILLA, JULES UZDILLA and RUftuon 1-1150 RED BANK, N. J. ERNEST G. HOFFMAN 8 W. diver Rd. Rumson 98 Comonche Drive Portoupeck 102 West Front St. SH 1-2240 CApltal 2-1602 blend or contrast with plumbing RED BANK REGISTER Wed., April 6, 1960—13 fixture colors and can dem- Easy Ways to Make Quick onstrate inexpensive new ways to gardening so seriously it becomes replace substitute floor and wall Don't Overdo, all work and no play! Check of Your Plumbing coverings. There are. certain things, if you 5. Check finishes in shower Enjoy Garden take pride in the area around stalls and on walls around show- your home which must be done- The plumbing system consti- then it may be time to get some er fixtures. A material such as mowing the lawn, raking leaves, tutes a vital working part of a advice from a reliable plumber. ceramic tile, which won't be dam- Problems are Inherent in gar- 2. Check fixtures to see wheth- dening—but there is one common watering, planting a tree if you house, but because it is largely aged by steam, is a necessity need shade. er they are chipped or scratched. for such spaces. problem that gardeners bring on concealed behind walls and under But, there simply isn't time in 3. To save redecorating costs, 6. Inspect sinks, wash basins themselves. That is, taking their floors, most home owners are at be sure that bathroom floors and and bathtub for rust stains. They the few perfect-gardening week- a loss to check Its efficiency. walls are surfaced with water- indicate leaky faucets, and you ends to do all the things you 1. To check whether pipes are proof materials. Because it is may have not only to repair the height of the shower cur- probably want to do. large enough, leave the water moistu reproof and permanent in faucets but also replace the dam- tain bar or to the ceiling. When Just remember that there will running full force in the kitchen color, ceramic tile is an ideal aged fixtures. tile work is too low, surfaces be another spring—so take your and turn it on at the same time bathroom material. Ceramic tile 7. Check tiling around tub. If above It will be damaged by time, relax and enjoy the gar- in the bathroom. If there is a contractors in your community there is a tub-shower, the cer- water and require frequent re- den and lawn you have this marked reduction in the flow. can show colors and patterns to amic tile work should extend to decorating. year! EALTO COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL A Realtor is a man who is experienced in all phases of real estate buying and selling. He knows property values, zoning laws, escrow procedure . . . every- thing that can make the difference between a satisfactory transaction and one you'll regret for years. THE FOLLOWING REALTORS ARE ACTIVE MEMBERS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS STATE ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS "PERSONALIZED SERVICE" The BERG AGENCY LAWLEY AGENCY LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING One of the Largest and Most Progressive JOHN T. LAWLEY, JR. Real Estate Organizations In New Jersey JOSEPH F. LANG RE/I kLT OR GI RESALE SPECIALISTS COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE GENE M. KLITSCH REALTORS • INSURORS 16 Spring St. Red Bank, N. J. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Store Highway 35 Middlerown OS 1-1000 100 State Hwy. 35 SHadyside 1-6262 SHadyside 7-4121 GROSSINGER & HELLER NATIONAL STANLEY K. DOWNS REALTORS "Homes of Charm and Value" # Property Management REALTOR WEEK 9 Real Estate Appraisals SH 1-1017 SH 1-2100 APRIL 3rd to 9th Sycamore Ave, Shrewsbury Broad & Mechanic Sts. Red Bank THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Harry A. Kearney & Co. • Harold F. Dowstra • Maud Sparkes BEN ALPERN REALTOR — INSUROR REALTORS • Win, S. Dowstra • Harry R. Vogel • Marguerite Moore 9 Ann Borland OS 1-0600 46 W. Main St. Freehold 91 E. Front St. Red Bank, N. J. Route 35 Middlerown PR 8-6464 SHadyside 1-8700 JOSEPH G. McCUE J. LESTER RIGBY Win. S. Garrison Agency AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ASSOCIATES There Is No Substitute for 37 Years REAL ESTATE - REALTORS - INSURANCE Industrial • Residential • Commercial of Active Experience 658 Tfnfoit Ave. New Shrewsbury REALTOR - INSUROR 77 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7741 U 2-0946 Ridge Rd. RUmson 1-0444 SH 1-0804 KED BANK REGISTER 14—Wed., April 6, 1960 SHERWOOD PROUDLY INTRODUCES TEXTURED CAPRILAN WE FIRMLY BELIEVE IT'S Paint Perks Up the Home THE WORLD'S STURDIEST CARPET ... IN ANY COLOR YOU WANT * With Color Textured Caprilan — the new tough wearing continuous With the coming of Spring, the filament nylon fibre — outwears and outperforms any .95 home-owner usually feels its time other accepted carpet fiber. Will not shed or fuzz — to perk the place up with a fresh In Hi-Low • ^^ SQ. YD. rcdccoration job. The first thing no fire hazard — spots and stains wipe away — furni- that comes to mind is a change ture marks quickly disappear. Popcorn or Nubby Textures. in the wall colors. Truly, a fresh coat of paint • Choose not only from 29 stock colors, but from works wonders in dressing up a an unlimited choice of colors when purchased in 40 home. Wall colors should, of I2\ 15' 95 course, be selected to best suit running feet or more. widths the specific needs of the home in Specially matched colors are subject to your approval. ii |5Q. YD. question and reflect the tastes in deep, heavy nubby textures. and personality of the home own- er. Generally, a decorative scheme should consist of a related group CARPETS - SLEEP SHOP of colors. Use the colors that you SHERWOOD feel most appropriate. Add var- iety and interest by augmenting HWY» 35 (ACROSS FROM SHOPPING CENTER) MIDDLETOWN OS 1-1300 the basic color with contrasting tones on one wall. Accent Good Features To emphasize a room's good feature, background it with a wall or area of different color, or tone so that it stands out prom- inently. To minimize a less fav- orable feature, background it with a matching color so that it will blond into a surrounding area and thus become less notice- IMAGIN able. This is called "decorating * ' ~ camouflage." By tlm same token, long, nar- By Using The Following Steps row rooms can be made to look wider by placing a dark color on the wall at each end and a YOU CAN HAVE A BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED PROPERTY lighter color on the side walls and ceiling. Rooms that are square and un- interesting in shape can be im- Proper designing can proved by painting one wall a different color than the other 1. help you to accomplish three, thus providing a focal point of interest. this. Carefully done Low ceilings will seem higher if painted while and if the base- to set off the boar dis the same color as the walls. If you have the opposite most attractive problem, too high ceilings, they can be "lowered" with dark characteristics of your paint. When painted to match walls, home, and designed sore thumb items like book cases aThe selection of proper and standing closets can have 2 that "built-in" appearance. around your living plants to accomplish Relieve Monotony Paint can break up the mon- needs. the plans. Choose otony of an all-one-color floor. 3 There's no reason why all the from our excellent rooms should match; paint va- Through proper planting and riety in and gel a feeling of spa- FOR A LOVELY— selection of evergreens, care of the piant and material ciousness. shrubs, shade trees, The trend today is lo make the you can achieve a beautifully kitchen area flow out into the fruits, ornamental trees, landscaped property. dining room. Paint will help you EASTER achieve this pleasing eye effect. and varieties to suit Design and planning service without Select two colors, one to use on the dining room walls, and the GIVE HER A— every taste and obligation. Information at all times on other complementary color for POTTED PLANT any garden problems. Free circulars the kitchen. The easy-to-clean location . . . and all surfaces of modern paints will Azaleas Easter Lillies with planting instructions, care and use be a great aid in keeping the African Violets GUARANTEED. of plants, lawns, insecticides and ferti- kitchen walls cleaner for longer. If the kitchen is small, select Hydrangea, lizers. Expert planting service, thorough a bright color that will make the Tulips Hyacinths and complete. Let us help you . • . walls glow with brightness. Chances are the smallest room in CUT FLOWERS Call OS 1-2022 most anyone's house is the bath- room. New paint colors can help Corsages Cut Flowers make this room appear a great Bouquets Arrangements deal larger. Light shades can de- feat that boxeii-in feeling com- mon in small rooms. EXPERT LAWN AND GARDEN MAINTANCE Provide for Extra Telephones Later Plans for modernizing should include a look at the telephone service in your home. i" Today, good telephone planning A PLANTING primarily means that provisions LAWN CARE are made for concealed phone wiring and for enough outlets to 24 CHERRY TREE FARM ROAD take care of future as well as NEW MONMOUTH OPEN SUNDAYS 9-6 present telephone needs, Also, many builders recom- OS 1-2022 DAILY—MON. thru SAT. 9-6 mend two or more outlets for .telephones in ;i given room, for easier, future furniture arrange- l ments. •"•" ' '•- •'• ' •••-»•'' • •*••>!•• -' •-• •" -&«*: lt.PMys4Q.JJsv RED BAXK REGISTER Wed., April 6, 1960-15 er simitar systems are lengths of metal raceway with outlets spaced along the channel at con- Multi-Unit Electrical Outlets venient, pre-determined points. ROSES When joined together, the lengths Two-Year-Old Field-Grown Plants form a continuous strip of elec- Install Easily 'Round Home trical outlets. MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW! . Because they are mounted on Evergreens - Bulbs No older home can be con- But, the power is not of any the surface of the wall (most of- sidered "modernized" unless the real use unless there are plenty ten next to the floor) there is a House Plants - Pottery electrical system has been check- minimum of wall breakage nec- of conveniently-placed electrical essary. Wires are run in the race- Cur flowers — Dried materials for flower arrangements ed and rewired to make it safe, outlets. way itself, which makes for sim- and ready to provide convenience Multi-oullet systems are be- plified maintenance and provides D & D ROSE GARDENS and adequacy. coming increasingly popular as room for adding extra circuits, if OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M.—CLOSED SUNDAY Labor-saving appliances and the answer to the "octopus plug" necessary. 42 MONMOUTH ROAD EATONTOWN, N. J. other electrical devices, so vital problem. (Route 71) Liberty 2-0046 to modern living, can not be Generally, multi-outlet systems, Mark Twain rephrased it this properly appreciated unless there such as "Plugmoid," produced by way: "The lack of money is the Plenty of Parking Space is sufficient power to run them. The Wiremold Company, and oth- root of all evil." IN MIDDLETOWN AMERICAN LUMBER IS YOUR CENTER ;v,v^ •si f>< "»£* -.; O r->/» .^c; \ -^?s^ PANELS f^-: rl <><. X, SAVE on QUALITY ?\i Planning to remodel, modernize or repair your home? Make this your one-stop headquarters for everything you'll need in the way of build- ing supplies from lumber to paint ... including a complete line of hand and power tools, to make easy work of any project you intend to do yourself in whole or part. We're ready, too, with expert advice, ideas, suggestions and material estimates ... all free! NO DOWN PAYMENT! BUDGET PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE UNPAINTED FURNITURE C'unw Ki>e one o( tb« CYPRESS SPLIT RAIL fn (hi* ftren. 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REPAIRS ON • Here is a room that must make the most of its working and stor- GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. age space, be cheerfi'l end at- IRONS - VACUUMS - TOASTERS tractive and easy to care for. FLOOR DECOR! Tone-over-tone colorings give a textured look Therefore, any renovation ideas PERCOLATORS - MIXERS, etc. should be carefully thought out of wall-to-wall carpeting in this luxury easy-care solid vinyl. The PARTS FOR: so that the results come up to tile, here in tweed pattern, is from the new Mastic series. This VACUUMS - WASHERS - DRYERS - IRONS expectations and make the most luxury flooring is a smart and suitable addition to every room of the potential of the room it- RANGES - TOASTERS - MIXERS - LAMPS, etc. self. in the home. The kitchen should be designed around the three work areas — the refrigerator, the sink and the range. The sink should be the central point, since it is relevant to both range and refrigerator. AH areas should have adequate counter space. A built-in oven can be installed at any spot de- sirable for maximum conven- ience in height and location. Cabinets and cupboards can serve many special functions as well as holding china, glassware, canned goods and other kitchen supplies. For example, they can house rainy day gear near the back door. One such unit might be a bin under a window seat where you can keep rubbers or those work shoes you don't want tracking dirt or mud through the house. You can also install small cab- VISIT OUR NEW MODERN STORE! inets in awkward spaces big enough to hold bottles, spices, brushes or kitchen towels. This type cabinet can also cover ugly Pegboard COMBINATION exposed pipes and do other such hiding jobs. Use in Garage, WOOD DOORS In addition to renovation for ALL SIZES IN STOCK! convenience, beauty can be add- . •. • • .^v H Basement* Closets, etc, ed to the kitchen at the same time. 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Docs 2,000 Shears 1 square feet. 2 5 Ib. box 1 2.49 79 J.J. 77 BROAD ST., RED BANK 20-Wed., April 6, 1960 RED DANK REGISTER PENCIL LUBRICANT Modern telephone planning The graphite in a lead pencil, with concealed wiring helps to rubbed on squeeking parts, will give a home a smooth, finished allow freer action, eliminates appearance all the way through. noises. . How to heat your Systematic storage of living and dining hold silver, glass or linens. Dining chair room equipment is provided for in these backs are Biedermeier, an early 19th new cases and decks designed by Larry century German style that frequently shows Peabody. Three pull-out plastic trays its influence today, home behind the zebra wood doors are molded to Richardson Brothers Company new without TWO-SPEED PUSHBUTTON a furnace WASHER What would a home be like without a furn- ace? Well, first, you'd have plenty of room to build a playroom or TV room in the cel- lar. There'd be no hard-to-clcan radiators, pipes or ducts. No fumes, soot or grime. No high maintenance bill every year. Im- possible? Not on your life! Electric resist- ance heating offers all of these things and more. For instance, electric heating units are set inconspicuously in the baseboards, walls or ceiling —make decorating and cleaning easier. You have room-by-room temperature control, too. Dial the heat that suits each individual room. Sound good? Well, what's even better, now Model LW060 it costs a lot less than you'd think. Just touch a button to get the proper speed If you'd like to learn more about electric home heating, just fill in and mail the cou- for the fabric you want to wash! pon below. You'll receive a copy of our free booklet, "How To Heat Your Home With- Now you can select the washing speed that's just right AS LITTLE out A Furnace," by return mail. for the fabric you want to wash — normal speed for work clothes and diapers, slow speed for delicate AS look for the Gold Medallion, Hie sign of things. Pushbutton control for hot, warm or cold an oUctrically heated home. wash—warm or cold rinse. A simple chart inside the $0.50 lid tells you which buttons to push for each fabric. Mm PER WEEK UNDERWATER LINT FILTER • Water-saving partial load control JCP&L TRAPS LINT WHERE IT •'All-porcelain finish protects agatntt rutt Jersey Central Power & FORMS . . . UNDER WATER! • 3 cycles for light, regular, heavy soil Swirls with agitator during • Big 10-pound tub capacity washing and rinsing . . . works • 5-year written parts replacement full timel Clothes come out warranty on coaxial trantrmsu'on; sparkling clean, lint-fret 1 on* year on entir» wather I Please Bend me your free booklet, "How To Heat Your —^ Home Without A Furnace/' I I Nama- I Addrew. I I Town- -, New Jersey I Mitt tot Electric Home Heatlnz APPLIANCE Jersey Central Power & LInht Comp I New Jersey Power & Light Com puny 400 E«t Main SUMtjjDenville, N. J. I I HWY. 35 (MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER) MIDDLETOWN which will provide room for a from the traditional white, many RED BANK REGISTER Wed., April 6, 1960—21 Old Kitchen Takes dining area. .Separate dining fa* of the newer kitchen plans stress cilities in the kitchen save the interesting color combinations On New Look! homemaker time and effort, es- and eye-catching patterns. High on "want lists"' Is an im- pecially when the children look Plans calling for contrasting proved, modernized kitchen. for a snack. decors create a feeling of greater Some of the kitchens can be All kitchens should be bright spaciousness and call attention to planned for a "split design" and attractive. Breaking away the separate dining area. One ot the continuing popular paneling materials for modern kitchens is "Marlite," which comes in' plain colors and woodgrains. The kitchen's dominant color theme can be accented by using this paneling in a harmonizing color or handsome woodgrain in the dining area. Some kitchens feature the plastic-surfaced hard- board in a distinctive woodgrain on all main walls. How electric Painting or refinishing plastic* surfaced harboard is never ne- cessary. ENJOY OUTDOOR FUN with all "Inside comforts." Any patio- Decorating with versatile Ve- barbecue area can be Inexpensively and handsomely enclosed netian blinds can be simple and with bricked walls and a "ceiling" of fiberglass reinforced plas- inexpensive and yet can change tic panels over a simple framework. "Best of all," says en- heating the total appearance of your gineers at Fllon Plastics Corp., "you can enjoy this type of out* home. door living 'come rain or shine'." makes a It's... W I S home easier to to keep Living comfort and the mark*I clean value of your home can both bo Increased by a well planned modernizing program. Each dollar •pent adds more than a dollar to the value of your home* See or call Take a look at an electrically heated home us for full details. and you'll see that there are no radiators, pipes or ducts — no hard-to-get-at places to dust behind. Electric heating:.units are set ^conspicuously in the baseboards, walls or ceiling. There's no furnace, either. So, there are no fumes, soot or grimy film to add to your house-cleaning chores. In fact, elec- tric heating is as clean as an electric light. UR HOME In create Every month, more and more homes in New An average Jersey are being heated electrically. More ddltJ.h can ba put on your A MODERN KITCHEN and more people are enjoying the complete Nothing adds so jmuch to tho value of convenience and worry-free comfort that your homo, and tho pleasure the whole it brings. If you'd like to learn more about family sots, from It/ as a modern kitchen. The average kitchen can. be electric home heating, just All out and mail modernlzedwith no money down* the coupon below. You'll receive our free booklet, "How To Heat Your Home With- out A Furnace," by return'mail. look for the Gold Medallion/ the sign of on electrically heated home. AN ATTIC ROOM Because much of the framework 4 hi already In place an attic room Is JCP&L an economical way to provide Jersey Central Power & Light extra living space. An average A MODERN GARAGE attic room can be built with no The resale value of your home can be money down* Increased considerably with a modern garage designed for the new, large cars. An average 2-car garage can be built with no money down* Please send me your free booklet, "How To Heat Your I I Home Without A Furnace." I Name- I TEMPLE LUMBER CO, Add resfi I I RU 1-1500 I Town- -, New Jersey I Mall to: Electric Homo Heating . , i Jersey Central Power & Light Company New Jersey Power & Light Company I 400 East Main Street, Denvllle, N. J. I STENDER BUILDERS, Inc. CARTON STREET RU 1-0173 RUMSON '•UH1'\ 22—Wed., April 6, 19G0 KED HANK KECISTER How To Build a Flagstone Terrace PLO1 EXACTLY now yooi flagstone jig-saw puzzle will tit together. Use card- LAY THE: STONES on a 2-inch layer ot sand spread over firm base, closely board cut to scale of stones which vary In %izo by units of 6". following established, plan. Stones are heavy enough to seat firmly. There's more to building a flagstone ter- and gray through warmer browns, rusts race than simply levelling off a spot in the and lilac. backyard and dropping in some flagstones. Pattern stone comes in squares and rec- A big flagstone might weigh nearly 200 tangles varying in size by units of 6". The pounds. If you don't know exactly where No. 1 size Is 1' square, the No. 2 is 1' by you'll put it before you pick it up, your 1'6", and so on up to the giant No. 21, back may not last through the job. which is 2'6" by 3'6". With advance planning, however, build* Stones shown here are 1 Vi" thick, for use* ing a terrace is well within the capability on a 2" bed of sand spread over compacted of the handyman and a project which pays cinders. dividends in personal satisfaction and in- The all-importa*nt first step is to plan the creased home value. pattern with scaled pieces of cardboard. Robert Wands of Hastings-on-Hudson, Proper quantity of each size stone can N. Y., greatly enhanced the beauty of his then be ordered. If you faithfully follow tho rear grounds with about 550 sq. ft. of rec- plan, lifting and carrying will be held to tangular stone in colors ranging from blue a minimum. THIS MONSTER weighs nearly 200 pounds and is a prime example of why an advance pfan is essential. ANY TENDENCY toward rocking can be cured as you proceed FINISHED TERRACE adds a new dimension to outdoor living. Pleasing pattern was not the result b : of chance, but of careful planning which started before stone was ordered. tem circulate either chilled or RED BANK REGISTER Wed., April 6t 1960—23 Before Installing, Know hot water to heating-cooling con- vector units in each room. Con- There is one very common, Younger members of the fam- vectors contain a fan, coils and easily-made error in bulb plant- ily are entitled to privacy, too. Types of Cooling Systems filter. A switch is sometimes ing that can make all the differ- And, converting a bedroom to provided for individual room con- ence in the quality of the plant versatile living space doesn't trol. In the Spring, a home-owner's Separate Chilled Water Unit: ... or whether it comes up at have to be a major task or ex- Separate Chilled Air Unit: all. That is, planting the bulb up- pensive undertaking. Skillful fancy may turn to thoughts for Chilled water is piped from a A "chilled air" unit, containing water chilling plant to a cen- side down. Usually the top is the planning can help provide study summer cooling. all equipment needed to cool and pointed surface, but if in doubt, and hobby areas, room for mu- tral cooling unit which converts condition the air, is installed in What is the most suitable cool- the water into cool, conditioned ask your garden, supply dealer. sic and books. ing equipment for a particular the attic, a center hall closet air. Cooling unit is installed in or in a dropped ceiling chamber. bouse? Much depends upon the a closet, or in a "distributing style and size of house. If hy- From its central location, it cools chamber" made by dropping all surrounding rooms. Separate dronic (modern hot water) heat- the ceiling of a center hall. ing is already in, there's a great- hydronic baseboard system is er variety of cooling equipment Conditioned air is distributed used for heating, to choose from, including sys- to surrounding rooms through Self-Contained Room Units: tems for both heating and cool- outlets located high on the walls. Room units also contain within ing, or for cooling alone. Separate hydronic base-board ° a single cabinet everything need- According to the Better Heat- system is used for heating, ed for conditioning the air. Units ing-Cooling Council, these so- Heating-Cooling Convenors: usually cool one room and are called compatible cooling sys- A boiler and water chiller con- installed "through the wall." Sep- tems are: arate hydronic baseboard system nected to a common piping sys- is used for heating. uout kh w c/esewe the finest »jMfhere tfaym m even/price J Just imagine yourself y playing music in minutes ON THE HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN ***>-.} r Here's Maybe you are one of those- ->• s,.- people who always dreamed of How! playing a musical instrument, ovens - range tops but never had time for lessons. Well here's a new kind of organ '* ventilatinq hoods \_ created just for you. You don*t have to be able to read a single to fit your budget note of music to play the Ham- On* fingtr ployi mond Chord Organ. Sound's Ih* mtlody. almost unbelievable, doesn't it? A Complete P$oh^e If you can't read standard But the incredible part is that Fot fwtf Kitchen.*. music, you follow simplified thousands have done it. . RANGES AND OVENS "Picture" music that shows you (lias and Eteclric) which keys to Hearing is REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS press. DISHWASHERS AND DISPOSERS VENTILATING HOODS 3elieving We invite you to spend a few MODERN KITCHEN DEStfi-N minutes with us soon to see how ,"£] easy . . . how much fun it is to play the Hammond Chord Organ, Ont flngir playt SEE US AT THE therdi. FOOD FAIR p/N£f7£ SET?, FORMICACOUMT£Qr 6, BAR?f$\\3d i Instead of using UlNt-nt. XE1?, FORMICAICUU/V/t-W &, aW^-IJ'Ujj vetr , "I 3 to 5 fingers, Monmouth Shopping Center __ -EXHAUST HOOPS £ FAAIS> &Utft&. APPLIANCES\ J. 2S&0 I you press a Tomorrow, Friday & Saturday ~7/iZu*4f^3S •" V/iMILES NORTHV RED BANK button with ont finger of your Arrange "for a Finishes that stay forever bright with the wipe of B cfoth; left hand to Free Home Demonstration piny full, rich drawers that roll out at at touch; doors thaf close silently and organ chorda. Low Down Payment completely; adjustable shelve* that allow you to put things Terms to 3 Years where you want them, and a multitude of other features that will make your new kitchen a joy to work in and a pleasure to live in ... Visit our showroom and see for yourself the beautiful displays of kitchens and built-in appliances, or call HAMMOND ORGAN «nd have our representatives help plan your kitchen remodeling. Bring your own measurements in and we will plan your kitchen while jrou wait! Call for appointment. COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELING STUDIO of ASBURY PARK DO YOUR OWN INSTALLATION OR USE OUR EXPERTS PRospect 5-9300 For as Little as $5 per week Cor. of Cookman & Main, Asbury Pork, New Jersey FREE ESTIMATES * FREE PLANNING Doily tilt 9 P. M. Sot. till 5:30 P. M. SH 7-2552 Private Instruction ot Our Studio 24—Wed., April 6, 1960 KED BANK REGISTER How To Plan a Sprinkler System how long you should allow the sprinklers to work at any The Job Doesn't Demand given time. A common rule of thumb in northern states is that one inch of water per Any Wide Range of Skill week will keep grass well- nourished and looking its best. NE of the most Irksome chores facing the home- Simply take an open pan to O owner and one of the common faults of lawns any part ot your lawn, turn can be eliminated in one step with the installation on the valve, and clock the of an automatic sprinkler system for the front and back time required to bring the yards. Once seen almost exclusively in the most expen- water level in the pan up to sive lawns, sprinkler systems^: the one inch mark. If your have been put within reach of ler heads will be needed to system has been properly more people through the de- cover the entire area. balanced, the time you have velopment ot plastic pipe and The plastic pipe, which car- clocked will be all that is easy "do-it-yourself' instal- ries water to the sprinklers, needed to do a satisfactory lation. is easy to Install. You need a watering job over all areas of Most homeowners recognize trench, about 10 inches wide the lawn in the future. the importance of water for and 10 inches deep, from the To make thincje even sim- healthy lawns. existing water outlet inside or pler, easy-to-install timer sys- outside the house to all the tems are available. You just If you have a reasonably sprinklers in the system. The set the timer for as long as good soil to start with, consis- pipe itself is easy to cut— you need to provide the neces- tent watering is the most im- either a sharp knife or hack- sary soaking, and your job for portant factor that determines saw will do the Job. Pipe the week is done. At the speci- the kind of growth you will sections can be permanently fied time, the main valve will achieve. joined with inserts and clamps shut off automatically. An underground irrigating for the flexible type or thread- system makes it possible to ed and unthreaded fittings water the lawn evenly, and to which are cemented perma- a degree that can be carefully nently to rigid type pipe. predetermined in advance. Sprinkler heads for this sys- TYPICAL LAYOUTs Diagram shows a standard pattern for The plastic pipe is available tem are designed to be con- sprinkler heads and pipe runs. Each sprinkler covers circle with Lances tn either rigid or flexible types. nected to fittings which rise Your local plumber or build- to the surface from the trench radius ot 15 feet. Each circle overlaps neighbor by 5 feet. ing supply dealer can suggest where the pipe is laid. Sprink- Subject Of which will be best suited to lers are designed to throw when water flows through It probably could install a sprink- your purpose. water either in circular or rec- or when the ground thaws ler system for his front lawn tangular patterns after a winter freeze. Also be in a day's time. The pipe can New Ruling Plan Your System sure to make provision for bo connected either to an out- Federal Housing Ad- The first step in building a Provide Play draining or blowing the pipe let by the outside wall of the J. ministration's recent de- sprinkler system is to measure Only a few simple precau- dry tn winter. house or to the main water cision to make installation of the dimensions of the iawn to tions will protect the pipe and Plastic pipe should not be supply line inside. If a direct built-ic kitchen appliances be watered, and to determine insure permanent service. Long laid against sharp stones or hookup is made to the house how far each sprinkler nozzle runs of pipe should not be laid other materials that might supply line, your local code eligible for Title 1 home im- will throw its spray. This de- in a straight line, but in a wear against it over the years. may require you to install a provement loan privileges has pends on the particular kind series of slight angles if the Just make sure that soil im- check valve device—a gadget been endorsed by a leading in- of nozzle and the water pres- rigid kind is used, or tn gentle mediately surrounding it is which prevents water from dustry group as an aid to sure at the outlet Once these curves if the flexible type is soft and free of stones. Flex- backing up from the sprinkler homeowners seeking to im- factors have been determined, installed. Pipe laid this way ible pipe can be bent around system into the domestic sup- prove home values. you can tell how many sprink- will be able to move slightly big stones, roots or other ob- ply line. Improvement Made Easier stacles. Rao Easy Test Harold Massey, managing di- Because plastic pipe can be rector of the Gas Appliance laid so quickly, a home handy- With your system installed, Manufacturers Assn., says that man of average competence it is fairly easy to determine i. addition to helping meet the need for work and space-sav- ing conveniences in the home* the FHA directive makes easier Watering Children the task of protecting home value with kitchen improve- ments. Title I of the National Hous- Can Be Simplified ing Act authorizes the FHA to insure qualified lending insti- IF YOU'RE tired of the tutions against loss on property 1 constant summer refrain improvement loans. An aver- —"Mommy, can I have a age of a million loans a year drink of water?" — now's protected by this insurance the time to do something have been made in the lasr 25 about it years with net proceeds to A simple solution is an out- borrowers totaling more than door children's drinking foun- 12% billion dollars. tain. The whole neighborhood Appliances Covered EASY FITTINGJ Rigid plastic pipe |otnt* are made with an can tank up on the hour with- The*FHA's new ruling speci- adhesive which It brushed on. Pipe can be cut wtth knife or out a single footprint on your fier that "appliances designed hacksaw. Sprinkler head has a metal pop-up section which newly waxed kitchen floor. by manufacturers to be in- ties flush with ground—out of way of mower—when not tn use. The job is a lot easier than you'd think. It's no great chore stalled as a permanently at- with metal pipe, and a real tached integral part of a cinch if you use the new plas- kitchen" now can be financed tic pipe. Lightweight, flexible t if V *i • *.' i i >\ • «r v ' - • ., April 6, I960—25 Functional Built-ins Create RED BANK REGISTER Useful Extra Storage Space "Everybody's got problems," below-counter cabinets, cup- as they say, but for the home- boards, closets and open shelv- owner there is one that is like- ing. Give thought to special spots ly to stand out and that is the for equipment such as blender, problem of storage space, Wheth- mixer, coffee maker and the er your home is old or new, like, and plan your cabinets so big or small, you still undoubted- that heavy or frequently used ly face the question of where- items are easy to get at. , to-put-what. In many new homes Bedrooms offer hidden oppor- there is neither attic nor base- tunities for storage. If you have ment, and in older roomier an old house your closets may houses the lack is in convenient be big enough for shallow draw- storage space. ers to go at the sides or back. One thing that will help out a You can build these of lumber lot is to create built-ins appro- painted a bright shade to match priate to various rooms in your or contrast with the closet's in- home. If you build them of lum- terior. Be sure you have a good ber they can be given a wood over-head light though, or you'll stain to lend a note of warmth, have trouble finding things. painted to match an existing de- Storage walls also do yeoman's. cor, topped with a clear finish duty in a bedroom and expeci al- to bring out the natural beauty ly in a child's room where toys of the wood, or dramatized with can be thrown into cupboards a pigmented brush-on, wipe-off and drawers that blanket a wall. finish that will lend color but A wardrobe type closet with The greater emphasis on detail In many the arms and across the hase. Seat cushions still allow the. natural character- shelves and drawers also can new upholstered pieces Is exemplified by. are held neatly in place with snaps. The istics of the wood to show help teach a youngster to keep this loose-cushion down-filled sola, uphol- arm chair (left) Is covered with a quilted, through. things neat, and give some stered above in yellow silk. Notice the but- or trapunto, floral pattern, What wood to choose Is always thought to building a desk into toned-down tufting on the tops and front of Pullman Couch Company a question. Certain species are the wall unit. good for certain jobs. Pine is Bathrooms are another likely reasonably priced and you might spot for built-ins. Even in limi- try the very light Idaho white ted space you can usually box pine or the slightly darker pon- in the area under your basin SINCE 1896 derosa, lodgepole or sugar pine. and this will give you a spot to For a still darker, reddish tone store towels, soap, tissue and you can buy incense cedar or in- brushes and cleanser. Perhaps land red cedar. The former has a you can also put cabinets over- pleasant fragrance that makes it head.' This is a good spot for particularly nice for built-ins de- medicines since children will be signed for clothing. less likely to get at then there, The kitchen is a spot where but don't set the cabinets so many home-owners begin to im- high that an adult will have prove their storage facilities with trouble reaching them. RED BANK, N. J. The LATEX paint with everything NO-IRON COTTON PLISSE BEDSPREADS . $5.49 Dainfy Rosebud print on white ground with solid color ruffle. Machine wash- able.preshrunk, permanently crinkled. Twin and full sizes. Pink, blue, black, yellow, brown. WHITE RUFFLED CURTAINS IN SHORT LENGTHS 36-in. 45-in. 54-in. 63-in, Drip Dry Iroodcloth 2.39 2.69 2.79 2.98 Polished Cotton 2.89 2.98 3.19 — Drip Dry Dimity Weave 2.98 3.39 3.69 3.98 Polished Cotton - with Boll Fringe 2.98 3.69 3.98 With Sptin lumlnall the lob !• don* when other painti hove FURNITURE THROWS |utt btgun. One easy coat primes, teats, undercoats in the Satin flnfih America fovei belt. Exclusive concentrated formula 60x72 2.98 — 72x90 3.98 — 72x108 5.49 mm every gallon makes 5 quarts of paint, No costly thinner* or fervih cleaners. So tough and durable you can use It in every Protect your furniture with these washable, fringed covers. Attractive floral print room, even kitchen and bathroom. Drlet In 20 minutes to lovely on sailcloth or tweed pattern on barkcloth. lotiny beauty* No fumes, muss or fuisl Also in above fabrics: MADE WITH FAMOUS DOW LATEX 2 Cushion Maple Sets 2.9U KIMMERLE PAINT CO. •2 or 3 Pillow Studio Stth 9,93 20 WHITE ST. (on Hi* parking lot) RED BANK Tel, SH 7-1129 — FREE DELIVERY * r:: — >.).•%> i . h- V '. •».! 26—W«l., April G, 1900 RED HANK REGISTER moving the center post ob- struction) costs in the neighbor- iences and annoyances and mod- hood of $195 to $220, says The ernize your home at ihe same Berry Door Corporation. Install Modern time. For further details and speci- fications, see your dealer or write Garage Doors A single opening garage door Berry Door Corporation, 2400 can be replaced for about $85 East Lincoln Road, Birmingham, Tired or garage doors that (provided the header is satisfac- Michigan. swing, bang or drag? Now it's tory) with a modern steel door. relatively inexpensive and quite Replacing two-car, two openings, easy to remove these inconven- with a double overhead door (re- TAKE OUT WARP Hold a heat lamp close to a warped board or cabinet door un- til it straightens. Immediately apply sealer to edges and sides SINCE 1949 to prevent entry of moisture. OUTDOOR FURNITURE PAINT YOUR LOCAL SPECIALIST Paint outdoor furniture {wood and metal) with an exterior ON enamel. Soft indoor paints chalk off onto clothing. THE BATHROOM, often the most neglected room In the house SCREW LOOSE? when it comes to improvement, offers wonderful opportunities • TERMITES A small wad of steel wool, for modernization, with new, colorful fixtures, the newest ply- pressed into an enlarged hole, woods for the walls, or tile on floors and walls. Fixtures for will take up the slack and en- 1960 are streamlined, decorative and colorful, with trim, easy- • INSECTS able the screw to hold firmly. to-care-for virtues. • RODENTS • WEEDS FOGGING UNLIMITED SH 1-1122 FREE TERMITE INSPECTIONS WE'RE ON OUR WAY TO... BAIRD DAVISON . . , There's nothing like having the right kind of tools and equipment to make gardening and lawn YOUR HOME care easier, more success- ful, more fun! Get set here for your best growing sea- son ever. You can depend on us for quality, service NEW MORE and thrifty prices. EFFICIENT 2-TON UNIT INSECTICIDES ~ WILSON'S - ORTHO NIAGARA LAWN SEED - FERTILIZERS 5-10-5 • MILORGANITE TOOLS 5-10-10 • AGRINITE 10-6-4 • SCOTTS TURF True Temper - Disston Rakes Cools 1000 sq. ft. 10-10-10 BUILDER Ames - Bamboo Rakes • Installation Optional • More Compact Bean Power Sprayers & Smith Hand Sprayers More Efficient • Peat Moss • Lime • Michigan Peat A REMINDER! Not a Window Unit International Harvester We offer complete Cub and LoBoy Tractors Power Equipment But a central air sharpening and serv- conditioning unit. Complete Line of ice facilities (in our • Savage Lawn Mowers • Mowers • Plows own shop) for all • Pennsylvania Added to your forced types lawn mowers • Loaders • Cultivators., air hearing system. and engines. • Ariens Tillers • And other special Have your mower attachments available. • Parts and Service repaired now. FOR INFORMATION CALL OIL DELIVERY, Inc. FREE DELIVERY CALL SH 1-2300 EASY CHARGE SH 1-0616 BAIRD, DAVISON CO., Inc 1 HERBERT ST. RED BANK 176 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK ^llffip^ANK^GI WcJ^Apnlifl, Landscaping you can drew to scale. takes, but oace you have yotar la pUotiat trees that kt*» pUavOt re-Uadsc*piftg worked far- all-year, eierlastfeg Yom out djo the rc-Uadtepisg balled* sad tMriap-covered roots ©ives Home yourself by studying other prop-* -out, either ia your head or oi beauty ta your, renewed founda- paper, the rest is easy. ... make the hole, set the tree 1 tion planting. Consult your local crties and adapting their most de- A 'New Look nurseryman for shading! of foli- sirable points to your own area New low-growing shrub* have into it . . . untie the burlap, age color as well as flower color and uses. Professional advice is been developed in recent years leaving the roots balled • • • Twenty-five millfoa' older and form. The grays and greens that eliminate many problems desirable, too. Any good land- cover dirt la over the burlap homes need to be re-landscaped and light blues of foliage offer scape nurseryman can help you. formerly connected with planting to increase their HvabilHy and interesting contrasts. Sound advice may save you mia- the high-growing types. lined hole. . - maintain their values in the real The purpose of the foundation estate market*, it if estimated planting is to frame the bouse. by the American Association of It cannot do this if it has be- Nurserymen. Re-landscaping can come so overgrown that it ob- BEFORE increase the resale value of a scures windows and darkens SPRING IS HERE borne up to 25 per cent or more, rooms indoors. compared to the home whose Plan the new foundation plant- AND irs plantings are so overgrown as to ing in gentle curves rather than detract from realty values, it is straight, rigid lines. You want a reported. free, natural-flowing planting un- CLEAN UP TIME! Re-landscaping can be made dulating around the base of a to pay a bonus of a garden liv- home supplying a wealth of color Let us wash your Venetian Blinds and contrast ing room by transplanting trees sparkling clean • 24 hour service. and shrubs, unless they are dis- Your nurseryman can tell you eased from lack of care, or un- which shrubs and trees will best Complete' Renovating Service - sighly, in which case they should be suited to the particular archi- Wood blinds painted. be discarded. Often these shrubs tecture of your home, If conven- can be grouped to provide ient, show him a photo or a We Also Sell Custom Made: Venetian Blinds -Bamboo Drapes and roll up blinds. Large assort- ment of woven wood drapes and shades - Cornices - Table Pads. • DELIVERY SERVICE AFTER • SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • FULLY INSURED MONMOUTH VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE 113 E. RIVER ROAD RUMSON RU 1-0550 for walls and woodwork A .,,VJ^ WALL provides storage space for instruments, tape recorders, phonographs and accessories; protects them from harmful dust too. Arranged to form a piano niche at the cen- ter of the wall, prefabricated cabinets are an attractive addition to any home decor. ring Is Carpet Cleaning Time Furniture and Carpets ^' Beautifully Cleaned in Your Home or DUCO at Our Plant! UfeffCbfofs WALL TO WALL Now, natch colon of walla and woodwork in the CARPETS moat practical finish for each'- luxurious flat for walla, rich but durable semi-gloss for woodwork. CLEANED Three finishes In eighteen lovely, perfectly matched colon 1 Sit ywr cm if tbi HW 48 mi "k PM! " Pakrttat Md Color Gslte." A htst •! FREE CALL RUG STORAGE tatncttaM. Until Aug. 31. 3H 1-4255 j. H. KELLY CO. ACME CARPET and COR. BROAD ST. and HARDING RD., RED BANK UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CO. TEL SH 7-3900 RED BANK •\ i MY THE WWT 1UAT* WMl TMilW«...-7^ l8*OZty /jQTT * . a 28—WecT., April 6, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER saying good-bye to the "antisep- its role as simply a utility instru- More Color tic look," Instead, there are col- ment and is becoming an integral ored appliances, warm paneling part of the.cheery new interiors: Cues Home and cabinets, and cheerful wall- Color phones are now availalbe paper and floor coverings. in nine shades — white, pink, Improvements Through the rest of the house, light gray, light beige, light Home interiors are in the midst colorful fabrics and plastics, and blue, ivory, yellow, moss green, of a color revolution — a fact greater use of pigmented woods and cherry red. that will be apparent in this are taking the drab look and the The Register'* classified &4 page* Spring's home improveme'nt ef- cold look out of everyday living. collectively la MonmouUt county's great forts. Hand in hand with this trend, market place where buyers and aellar'i Kitchens and, bathrooms are the telephone is rapidly giving up meet every issua.—AdvertlBemnt. Let Us Supply You With Your Gardening Needs LAWN AND GARDEN SEEDS FERTILIZERS GROUND LIMESTONE - SHEEP and COW MANURE BONE MEAL LIME MELORGANITE VIGORO PEAT MOSS AGRICO PROMPT DELIVERY FRED D. WIKOFF CO. SHadyside 7-0552 RED BANK, N. J. SHadyside 1-0554 1897 —SIXTY-THREE YEARS OF SERVICE—I960 GOOD LANDSCAPING Increases the resale value of the home some 25 per cent- or more, advises the American Association of Nurserymen. Here the formal lines of the house are "softened" and enhanced by well-planned lovely plantings. Your Home Represents You.* And Your Way of Life! Our homes mirror the way we live, they are the expression of our taste, PAUL McCOBB, noted designer, has created this new contem- and of our degree of social and emotional security. porary group of built-in storage components for a completely coordinated Interior. These units are equally at home In any room of the house. Shown here Is a combination 'dining area Whether we are living in a small cottage, or a mansion, what we put and work center. The kitchen-work section (not shown) is to the right of the dining table. into our homes is obvious evidence of the kind of people we really are. Nothing gives as much evidence of our understanding and appreciation as the furniture and draperies we choose to live with. It is part of our education and business to guide your good taste into SEE VS. the proper channel for harmony of design and color. We can make new furniture to your specifications at moderate prices. Draperies, bedspreads and slipcovers are always given our individual attention. We are especially equipped to design the decor of your new home or remodel your present one. We can help you, if necessary, plan your entire room. You will find that our workmanship is superb and our prices moderate. No charge for estimates of course. Our ' skilled workmen can quickly add a finish t& attic- M. Silberstein basement. Cost? Less than you might think. FINANCING ARRANGED , Interior Designs UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY Furniture - Draperies - Slipcovers • NO SALESMEN • Celebrating Our 40th Year DEAL DIRECT WITH WORKMAN FOR ESTIMATE AND INFORMATION CALL 25 MECHANIC STREET - SH I-1762 KE 6-0628 or KE 6-1232 All Work Done on Our Premises \YAV 1 matk heating system, it must be FINGER-TIP RED BANK RECISTER -- Tailor Heating System tailored to the size and design Scratch fingernails acorss a Wed,, April 6, 1960—29 of a home and to the family's bar of soap before doing dirty living habits. jobs. It keeps out dirt, is easy TAPE SAVES EDGE In a compact home, containing to remove. To Specify Home Needs less than 1,000 square feet of Retract the blade of a plane floor area, normally a single when not in use, or cover the Zoning is necessary in approxi- comfort system—if it is properly An ideal way to pave your pa- protruding edge with friction tape When "zoning" is necessary, it tio or terrace is with concrete, mately 20 per cent of the homes sized and adjusted—will provide to keep the blade from nicking. is accomplished through use of adequate indoor comfort. reinforced with rods or wire with 1,200 to 2,500 square feet of two or more thermostats. This Today's trend toward rambler mesh. For smart accent, con- Bfue whales ere about 20 feet space. In houses larger than this, can be done with multiple heat- crete can be colored. long when born. "zoning" is virtually mandatory. ing units or a single heating unit Large or irregularly-shaped with the necessary mechanical homes in many instances actu- equipment to apportion the ally are two or more houses amount of heat required in each from a heat gain or loss stand- zone. point. In a particularly large home or The "arms" of 4tL"-shaped, one in which living areas are "T"-shaped or "U"-shaped homes widely separated, it comettmes have different heating require- is economical for the homeowner ments than the main portion of to install multiple heating units. the home. If you are installing an auto- ...and LAWN SUPPLIES • Lawn Seed * Fertilizers • Lime • Peat Moss • Lawn & Garden Tools . . • plus*Hie know-how to help you with your problems. DISTINCTIVE wall paneling can Phone LI 2-0054 YOUR turn an unused corner into a lovely, useful area for such things as sewing. Do-it-yourself- ers can choose from a variety of either unfinished or pre-fln- B. D. WOLCOTT'S SONS ished WcJdvvood plywood panel- 27 MAIN ST. EATONTOWN COMPLETE ing. SPRING GARDEN BASKINS It's Spring! Time to be creative— VALUE time to redecorate • . . Time for New Slipcovers and MIDMJffOVM SHOPPING CENTEft HWV. >* M10DUTOWK, H. I Draperies WflU OIL CHANGE Sew them yourself — and save; or enjoy B.F.F/s fine 5 Varieties custom service at moderate Highest-Quality Burpee Seeds prices for expert workmanship. You need that spring oil change right now... arid right now you can get Famous Burpee Seeds FREE—with CUSTOM an oil change at my station. Remember—highest- .50 quality Burpee Seeds, FREE with an oil change. SLIPCOVERS WHILE THEY LASTI 3-PIECE SET couch and 2 chairs, up to 5 cushions comparable value HOMO > CUSTOM 1.50 DRAPERIES up standard floor length Mobi CENTRAL JERSEY'S .50 LARGEST IN STOCK to FABRIC SELECTIONS 48" wide, preshrunlc LAYTON'S Service SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE, CALL: BROAD ST. & MAPLE AYE., RED BANK OS 1-2141 or SH 7-3650 LA MONT'S Mobil Service AVE. OF TWO RIVERS & RIDGE RD., RUMSON RYAN'S Mobil Service OCEAN AVE SEA BRIGHT 30—Wed., April 6, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER and offers a good place to WOT* Flowering shrubs are » love- Scarlet Woolly Buckeye — on the boat. ly it is often difficult to make a Flowering Quince When garage space is unavail- decision about which to plant in Purple Lily Magnolia able Scott experts suggest con- the spring. Here is a list of twelve Arrow-wood Hinf to Boat Owners—Build struction of a simple "boatport" popular ones: California Privet or shelter. , Apple Servioe-berry Although most bloom in the Consisting of roof and suitable Beauty-bush spring, all keep their berries and 'Port' in Your Own Backyard supports, the boat shelter can be Large Fothergilla leaves for decoration fall and made free standing, supported all Tartarian Honeysuckle summer. One of the nation's biggest is a shelter for protection from around by 2x4's or 4x4's. It may family recreations is boating. It the elements. or may not have side walls of is estimated that 37,000,000 peo- The makers of Scott outboard wood or canvas. Or, build it as a ple in about seven and a half mil- motors suggest a simple building lean-to, adjacent to a wall of a lion pleasure craft are enjoying project for a boat shelter—easily house or a garage. the waterways. within the abilities of most do-it- The size or the "port" should Draperies yourselfers. It will help to keep A large proportion of the coun- encompass the full length of the the craft looking newer, the mo- boat and trailer; a width of nine try's recreational fleet are trans- tor running better. ported on trailers. Easily pulled feet should be ample for most behind the family car, these boat If yours is a one-car family boats. Slipcovers Upholstery trailers help broaden the range with a two-car garage or carport, The roof should have enough of waters that the "skipper and your problem is simple . . . pitch to assure good run-off of crew" can enjoy. The trailers al- The unused car space is just snow and heavy rains. Corrugated so provide a convenient and in- right for any trailered boat up to aluminum, steel, fiberglas sheets expensive way to store the boat about 22 feet in length. Besides or corrugated panels are all good- at home when it is not in use. giving the boat complete protec- shelter materials. tion, it also provides storage An important accessory for It may also be made of wood Carpeting . Furniture the trailered boat between trips, space for needed boating gear covered by roofing paper or com- position shingles. A favored type of lean-to con- struction features a roof that is hinged to the wall, and outside DECORATIVE ARTS CENTER supports are either hinged or re- WM. O'BRIEN movable. The whole structure can swing down flat against the Wallpaper Counseling Service 29 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK wall when not in use. Scott experts point out that al- though modern metal and fiber- glas craft stand up well with can- Interior designing vas or tarpaulin coverings, a AMERICAN STANDARD more substantial shelter gives added protection — assuring a GLASS LINED "like-new boat" for a much long- er time. Unn 10 Year Guarantee More shade is the advantage of ASSOCIATES standard size trees . . . and when {here is enough space, are a fine 630 Broad S+reet Shrewsbury, N. J. HOT choice, WATER HEATER 30 GALLONS SAVINGS • •!• GROW SO Call SH 1-0370 QUICKLY WHERE I SAVE! • CLEANED • SHARPENED If pays fo save at Main- • OVERHAULED stay Federal. Are you Now is the time to ready among the people who Your mower for the season ahead Our service is always Act Now . . . Before the Spring Rush available to you. Authorised. Dealer For WHEEL HORSE - TORO - SPRINGFIELD Chartered ami Supervised by the United States Government ECLIPSE - HOMKO - PENNSYLVANIA A dividend at per annum was paid on 'M ERR ITT the rate of Dec. 31, 1959 UWN'MOWtR MAINSTAY E.M. HENDRICKS JR, 24 MECHANIC ST. RED BANK FEDERAL SAVINGS 5H 7-1352 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6eot Uv Laum* Mcnueao 36 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK ' l,\'-' • • . . RED BANK REGISTER Wed., April 6,. 1960—31 AT OUR SALE SEE THE Newest, MdsiS^sati&hal I960 INSTALL ANYWHERE! Because (his combination wamier-uryer needs only normal plumbing facilities and requires no venting, it can be installed on an Inside wall or a kitchen island. This cabinet styled combination does the work of a washer and dryer pair, and takes up 23 inches less space. AN INEXPENSIVE WALK and color, all the better. Laid in an informal pattern, the effect Solves Bleaching Problems Love to have a flagstone walk or patio, but find it would be a will be charming. bit too expensive? Check local builders and build- .In homes with children, a spa- Automatically! ^^ ing wrecking firms, what you ciour, sturdy playground set is may find are concrete chunks almost a must. It helps give the that were once a floor or retain- youngsters healthful exercise and licit""] ing wall. at the same time keeps them at If they are of different texture home. BUY A NEW HOME •.. life's ^happiest investment w New, Exclusive G-E BLEACH DISPENSER Automatically Performs ALL These Services! • Stores a Month's Supply of Bfeachf • Measures the Right Amount for • Pay Wash-Load after Wash-Load/ °* • Fn|eets It at the Right Momentl • Dilutes Jt to the Right Strength! A Famous,. Exclusive G-E WEEK Non-Clogging, Moving Filter Lint, sand and soap scum are automatically removed as clothes are washed. The filter also BIGTRADE-1M serves as a handy detergent dispenser, ALLOWANCE VftfG 5 Automatic Cycles • Assure Just Right Care for ANY Our new house sings' a song... a happy song FREE M&ice Typ. of WMxM. ^- BuyO^ of oitf children laughing and growing into by O.E Fociory- Many Other Important ^^^^ atihlt life... a sweet song of sun-filled, spacious Conveniences) _^^^0^^ *ion o/ yalvm rooms ... a blessed song of a family snug around its very own hearth ... a YOU'RE WORRY-FREE WHEN YOU BUY G-El 0 E AJ. E B comforting" song that tells us each day that this is the wisest move we've ever model- N. J. SHORE BUILDERS ASSOCIATION GEO. C. KOEPPEL & SONS, Inc. WRITE FOR COPY OF OUR CERTIFIED BUILDERS' ROSTER 141 FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CAstle 3-0502 PHONE DAY OR NIGHT 191 MAIN ST. MANASQUAN, N. J. AT 1-0890 sixth day, dafly, or more than These tiles are mounted on a tial savings of time and money, once a day, on a predetermined specially-developed p a p e r-thin on glazed tile installations, par- Water Softener Adds Extra schedule. A special "extra" re- sheet, permitting placement of as ticularly oa large areas. generation switch provides addi- many as twelve at one time. tional soft water in cases of un- Fruit trees offer two extras Convenience to Modern Living Twelve, 4V4" tiles may be in- that you do not get with other usual temporary requirements, as stalled in one unit—or—9 larger for guests. types of trees: spring blossoms "Soft water" has come to bo at least two bathrooms in a size tiles—and they go from car- and fall fruit! accepted as a necessity rather house, plus the many water us- ton to wall without soaking. than a luxury in the modern ing appliances that are now found Individual tiles or sections, can The smallest lot can accommo- home, since it is at once more as standard equipment. New Types Tile be cut or snapped from the mas- date fruit trees . . . dwarf vari- efficient and economical. With an One of the latest developments ' ter sheet, easily and quickly. eties. They are heavy fruit bear- automatic softener instaHed, the in fully automatic softeners fea- This new tile permits substan- ers and often yield fruit earlier. home-owner can forget water tures an electric timer which au- Easily Installed; softening problems, no matter tomatically controls regeneration how "hard" the original water of the unit to fit individual soft supply may be in his particular water requirements, regardless of Add Smart Look area. size of family or home, and can Many new and distinctive floor With nation-wide water con- be preset to regenerate the soft- treatments, for any room in the sumption increasing annually, an ener at any time of the day or house, are now possible with automatic water softener becomes night. "Scored Tile"—a new product of Don't Paint! more and more important. This The new timer operates on a the American-Olean Tile Co. increase in water use has come six-cycle and can be regulated This new, glazed ceramic tile about due to the trend toward to regenerate the softener every boasts a tough, long-wearing NOT UNTIL YOU crystalline glaze developed for use on floors In the home. They At Puterman's "FANTABULOVS are easy to clean, and offer HAVE SEEN OUR permanent beauty. "Scored Tile" is a 4J4"x4V4" FINE LINE OF S-A-L-E-! glazed interior tile with straight grooves cut into the surface; the OUTSIDE PAINT cement grout flows into these grooves just as it does in the joints around it. This creates an effect in which the grooved sec- tions seem to be smaller, individ- ual tiles. Years of beauty and Each scored tile can be com- protection are yours bined with identical tiles, with when you paint your other scored designs or with un* house with Valspar scored crystalline glazed tiles. It House Paint. thus offers a potential of literally "SILVER MIST"—by Bassett hundreds of patterns. These tile are set as individual 3-Pc. BEDROOM 4%" units; they have self-spac- ing projections which enable Our lowest price ever for this beauty-crafted them to be set quickly . . . uni- KLARIN'S ftedroom in genuine gray mahogany veneers. formally and with straight joints. Also Available in Oak, Walnut and Tangier For tiling walls—and also the Paint and Wallpaper Co. 38 perfect complement to "Scored BANK ONLY 139 Tile" floors—is American-Olean's 26 MONMOUTH ST. "Master-Set"—a new type of SH 7-3838 OPEN WED. & FRI. 'TIL 9 P. M. mounted glazed ceramic tile. Sterenbuch's From the Looms of the Largest STANDARD FURNITURE Carpet Mill in the World Comes ARTISTRY — A New Wilton Carpet 157 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH The ultimate in Reg. $|Q.95 Sq. Yd. ACRILAN luxury Protect and Beautify | For Limited Time Only 0 Deep, dense, plush pile with an ex- Your Blacktop Drive quisite hand crafted carved effect! with 0 Lively, resilient, long wearing . . • KOPPERS PAVEMENT SEALER resists soiling . , . hides footprints • . . takes the heaviest trampling • Seal*, protect* In 7 Magnificent Colors aaphnlt traffic! • Prevent* crumbling, # WHEAT . deterioration • Dries. f«»t, no delays 0 Magnificent colors and subtle brush # NUTMEG • Prevents meUturc stroke texture . . . elegant flattery # CHAMPAGNE penetration, cracking for'your modern or traditional decor! # SNOW WHITE • Prevents "sticky" spots from oil drip- 0 Mothproof, mildew proof and non- # AZURE BLUE • Handsome, clean black finish last* allergenic! # FRENCH CARAMEL • Improves appear* ance and value ef % TARRAGON GREEN your home • And It's surprisingly # 12' and 15' widths. inexpensive! FREE ESTIMATES • NO MONEY DOWN • JOHN GUIRE CO. ACTUAL PILE HEIGHT And Up to 3 Years to Pay • CApital 2-0612 • KEII099 1-0971 Lawn and Garden Supplies MONMOUTH CARPET Crushed Stone for Walks uml Drives Highway 35 Oakhurst, N. J. 1 MILE SOUTH OF EATONTOWN CIRCLE 187 Brighton Ave., Long Branch PRospect 5-6933 - CApital 2-2272 RED RANK REGISTER We«l., April G, 1960—33 LOWEST PRICES! IN THE COUNTY LAWN FERTILIZER 10-6-4 50% ORGANIC $3«Z5 S0.LB. BAG LAWN FERTILIZER 5 - 10 * 5 $1.7° 80-LB. BAG OPEN SUNDAY 9-12 NOON a AGE" COOKING! Set it and forget It—a timer clock QUIET THE KITCHEN by installing colorful, patterned ceiling with minute minder automatical- BECKER HARDWARE tile. The comfort of quiet is simple and inexpensive to have in ly controls built-in oven. Cook- Open Weekdays 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. ing top features automatic tem- your home. A handyman can install the tile himself. And the perature control too, and an In- Fridays 8 A. Mr fo 9 P. M. ceiling (He shown here is easily washed or repainted. Many finite number of heat settings. patterns and colors arc available for your choice. there'* BARGAINS GALORE DURING something new in broaaloom SINGER'S 109Hi ANNIVERSARY APRIL 6 TO APRIL 9 BIGGEST DISCOUNTS EVER • Floor Models • Demonstrators • Rentals • Repossessions • . . everything must go! Open Every Nite This Week 'til 9 P. M. SINGER SEWING CENTER SH 7-3 806 color-ricli 69 BROAD ST. RED BANK care-free CAPTIVATION LOOK AT YOUR WINDOWS .. Calkway Others DO! WASHABLE CLOTH, SCALLOPED AND FRINGED 95 SHADES SS 3 9 per iq. yd. IN 12' and 15' WIDTHS Mere Is ihe ultimate in nylon carpeting — by Cailaway. Mdde of easy-care Caprolart ghat's the "change for the better" In nylon) so carpels won't pill or shed, with VENETIAN BLINDS Immunity lo household hazards like mildew, mould and moths. Luxurious hi-lo loop DuPont Baked Enamel only Installation textured effect suits every decor, In coptivdting colors jhat are lockedin all tho Finish. Plastic Tape Optional 3.95 way through this unique carpeting. and Nylon Cord. SHOP AT HOME—CALL SH 1-1610 ALUMINUM SEE SAMPLES IN YOUR OWN HOME WINDOW SCREENS Personal Service by Mr. Robert Marks We custom make to your from •.69 NO MONEY DOWN—36 MONTHS TO PAY exact measurements. VENETIAN -. CARPETS and LIMOf BLINDS FRANK'S 3 428 Broad Street, Shrewsbury 22 THIRD AVE. > LONG BRANCH CA 9-1843 Home of Famous Brands: Gulisfan - Magee - Wunda-Weave - Rugcraftors 34—Wed., April 6, 1960 RED BANK HECISTER Use Builf-lns to Stretch Kitchens Planning a new kitchen is real- it-over-quickly" type? A two cook ly a family affair, since the kitch- family? en is the core of the modern After analyzing your living pat- home. So, before embarking on terns and deciding what you want, a kitchen modernization project, assemble the ideas you prefer on the American Gas Association paper. The result will be a tail- suggests you" ask yourself these ored-to-your-needs kitchen-living questions: plan. Is your's a growing family? Is the lady of the house a career In planning, too, remember woman? Do you favor outdoor or that every major appliance has indoor dining? Are you a gour- Joined the ranks of built-in equip- met-candlelight cook or the "get- ment. ONE WEEK ONLY! 100% Nylon with Foam Cushion The spirit of light-hearted Louis XV—along breakfront are among the many pieces that with a few Florentine touches and a lot of have a "one-of-a-kind" look. Note the un- original ideas belonging to Designer Jim usual low-placed finials on the loose-cushion Peed—hovers over this new group. The urn caned-backed arm chairs. 9' x 12' BARWICK NYLON table, canopied love seat and gilt-backed Hickory Manufacturing Company GOING DOWN $49 Hints of lowered waistlines to come are seen' in dresses with Regularly 69.00 midriff detail—contrasting colors or fabrics, bias cuts, seaming— Come In today or call for creating a long-torso effect. a free home appointment— SH 1-6272 Some designers drop skirt lengths an inch or two, to bal- ance fashionable top width. SHREWSBURY CARPET SHOP Sneakers and flimsy canvas (Next to Shrewsbury Post Office) playshoes should be worn only on soft ground and for limited RT. 35, BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY periods, since they offer little sup- Open Dally 9:30 A. M, to 5P.M, port for the foot and encourage perspiration. Fridays 9: JO A. M. to I P. M. "THE* WANTED A MIMtUON HOMES CMUEM MIT I IMSHTtO ON 1HH** WE CARRY A FOR ADEQUATE WIRING CALL COMPLETE LINE OF SH 7-0612 Fertilizers ALLEN ELECTRIC 18 STREET RED BANK Reproduced by permission ol Electrical Merchandising. Lawn & Garden Supplies * McGraw-Hill publication Scott Lawn Products with JAILORGANIT1 Grass Seeds Insecticides t*In* the faipotttK plant 4 - 5 Ft. Tall food d for # Fungicides WHITE S* Ab jut Uwittfr DOGWOOD # Bluestone for Walks and Drives TREES.. Reg. $10 H. —WE HAVE THE GOODS— $ QUICK DELIVERY! - PHONE OR COME IN , , . Visit Our Plant Market Stocked With Complete LIn« Limited Time Only/ of Trceif Shrubt and Ev«rgrteiu TURNER BROS. JOHN GUIRE CO. NURSERY 1S7 BRIGHTON AVE. LONG BRANCH Monmoulh Road/ Rt. N. J. 71, W«st Long Branch CA 2-0612 KE 1-0971 be pressed into service to vac- RED BANK REGISTER April 6, 1960-35 Planned Spring Cleaning uum the furniture. Summer wear and tear on floor with operating the electric polish- ter draperies go over them with and furniture can be reduced to er. a vacuum and if they are to be Saves Much Time, Energy a minimum with a good appli- For laminated plastic counters, cleaned have this done before cation of wax. Floors should be sinkboards and the like that have storing them for the summer. Use ingenuity in organizing for summer protection, windows cleaned of old wax and any ac- become worn and dull—brighten Glass curtains should be clean- your spring cleaning and you'll washed, screens on. cumulation of winter dirt* For them with an auto polish. The ed or laundered before being put linoleum, vinyl and other man- dullness of such surfaces is usu- away. save. Remember that the majority of men are little boys at heart made floorings, an excellent ally due to myriads of small A good many hours of main- For instance, with a bit of di- cleaning product is Klean Floor. scratches. Experiments have tenance time can be saved by and like to operate pushbutton 1 plomacy and psychology you can equipment. Youngsters, too, get Wood floors may be cleaned and proved that an auto polish will polishing the silver and storing it enlist the aid of the head of the a kick out of operating electri- plished at the same time with a bring up an even sheen through away in tarnish proof bags. Sub- house and the small fry in a cal gadgets, so make a special polishing wax. After the man- its gentle abrasive action when stitute china and glass service for number of the jobs. Here's how list of the chores that Dad and made floorings have been clean- rubbed into the surface and will the summer. to go about it: a cohort of young aides might ed they may be treated with a restore the gloss. Regular ap- First of all, write down a list take on. Dad can probably be self-polishing wax, and they can* plications of wax will protect SQUIRTING GLUE of the chores to be done—drapes wooed into using the vacuum then be kept clean and shining laminated surfaces and make A baby syringe conies in han- down, slipcovers on, furniture and cleaner to dust the mouldings and with a damp mop. Here again the them easy to keep clean. dy for squirting liquid glue into floors cleaned and well waxed baseboards. The youngsters might' youngsters' might be intrigued Before taking down the win* tight-fitting joints. _ lAfl/PSCAPB LET US FINANCE YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS Spring is here . • • time to take a No matter what type improvement or good look at your home. Does it modernization your home may need, need repairs or modernization? Could Red Bank Savings and Loan will be you use ah extra room? Perhaps your happy, to finance your plans. Why grounas rieea arrention. nor stop in. and see us soon? RED BANK SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION CHARTERED 1887 TO BROAD STREET RED BANK, NEW JERSEY INSURED Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Member Federal Home Loan Hank System BLAISDELL LUMBER CO ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS EXTERIOR SIDING & ROOFING WE FINANCE YOUR PURCHASE # NO MONEY DOWN # UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY HOME IMPROVEMENT & REPAIR SUPPLIES 1ST PAYMENT STARTS IN 2 MONTHS ALL TYPES OF BUILDING MATERIALS FOR COMPLETE ADDITIONS AND REMODELING FARM & GARDEN FENCING ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS AND DOORS ALUMINUM AWNINGS, CANOPIES AND PATIO COVERS ALUMINUM SIDING MASONRYSUPPLIES CALL NOW SH 1-2121 B & D 6V2" UTILITY UPER qc ELECTRIC POWER SAW 2x4-6 FIR 101 Section 00 2 RAIL WESTERN RED CEDAR BOARD FENCE .Good only Sat. April 9 CASH & CARRY MOVABLE LOUVRE SHUTTERS 3 CU. FT. WHEELBARROW 18" IMPORTED BAMBOO LAWN RAKE Various Sizes 75 In 69 Stock 6 KD. *6"xl7" Size WHILE THtt LAST 39 BLAISDELL LUMBER CO. SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 15 SO. BRIDGE AYE. RED BANK SH 1-2121i sensitive listening device in theIts heart is a special 2-carat and make the ruby an almost He was a graduate of Columbia Corn Cart 43'i I Rey Tob 62S history of science. It is expected synthetic ruby cooled with "We are glad to have that mat- have every reason to believe Cont Mot 10'i Rob Pulton 52'i static-free signal booster. University, class of 1895. Corn Pd 4!T4 Bt Jot L»ad 2914 ter cleared up," board chairman we did well." Crown Zen 4( I st Ret Pap 42 The ruby MASER was built by Mr. Potts was a member of George Nemeth said. Cmc Stl 22'i i Sean Roeb 49S the Armv and Hughes Aircraft the New York Stock Exchangj The vote for Nixon also was CurtHi Wr 20% I Shell Oil 35H The board, considering the mat-open to interpretation. He had SS'i I Slnelalr 41S Union Beach Board Bans Co. of Culver City, Calif. Used since 1901. He was a member ter after the public hearing, had 7»i Smith. AO 3f>H no opposition to stir GOP in- 31n Socony 37'4 as an amplifier for radio and of the brokerage firm of Jesup apparently taken Mr. DeVito's terest and he did not campaign M1; Sou Pae 20 radar, the 25-pound device may and Lamont, 26 Broadway, New remarks to deny Mr. Hayes had 22I>4 Sou Ry 47S in Wisconsin. 22\ I Sperrx Rd 21% Adult Use of School Field produce enough sensitivity to: York. notified the laundromat owner. Four years ago, 438,000 Repub- JlO'i I Sid Brand 40]i (1) Detect radio "beeps" from He was one of the founders It requested and received a copy End John 33U I Eld OH Cal 43'i licans cast ballots for President 10\ | Stft Oil NJ 4«'i UNION BEACH — The Board Both were referred to the jani- space vehicles millions of miles of the Rumson Country Club and of the Hayes letter to Mrs 37<4 I Stud Pack 14e of New York and the til last night. en Fd> 105 L'n Carbldi 134 gram being sponsored in the lo- 262,000 cast for Earl Warren, 4SS i Un Pac 27'i The action was the result of cal schools by Post 321. sooner than at present. ma vestry of St. George's By-Thc- Once that matter was resolved then governor of California. Oer. Pub Tt 23'i I Unit Alrc 34 U (3) Pick up signals from dis- It remained for the board to de r. Tel A El 80 I United Cp 7'i nvestigation by.board members The theme of the program is River Episcopal Church and for Kennedy minimized the part len Aid 17H Ii 1'U8S LLlnei i 2S jf complaints made by Mrs. Jes-"Democracy" and three trophies tant stars for use in radio as- many years an honorary mem- cide whether the awning could Goodrich 73»i I VS Plywd 45\ played by his religion—he is a oodyear 36'i l'S Rub MS sie Cooker and Mrs. McEwan, will be awarded, one each to tronomy. ber of the vestry. stay. Gt A * P 3!'i VS Smelt 3H4 Roman Catholic—on his victory. Ot No Ry 44% US Steel 82U both of Herbert St., of broken the lower, middle and upper class (4) Increase communication Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Unbearably Hot "We carried Janesvlllc, for Greyhound 21 »i 1 Walworth 10i Mr. DeVito pointed out thai Instance, which is only 12 per P two-car barn with loft. " 2-1234. LATEST MODEL. Coca Cola dUipenapr, Call SH 1-4260 after 5 p. m. CA 6-9874 Write "General Houseworker", Box 511 EXPERIENCED short order cook. suitable for service stations, club, Patio. P/2 baths. Three bed LOTS AND ACREAGE Red Bank. Night work. Apply In person. Mar- busineHS. Capacity over two canes. Lkc ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-room rooms. Fireplace in living room inl'B Dtncr. Rt. 36. Kcansburr. new. Best offer. Phone SII 7-1567 ni- apartment, newjy decorated, all ulllf R1JUMSON — Nffwiy ntfermi chrjlcc 1»4 ter 7 p. m. tlca. Immediate occupancy. M Pron- Convenient Lincroft location ttcm. lots, neasonftbly prlcff'l. In finest 'ARTS DEPARTMENT MANAGER — pect Ave., or phone after 5 p. m. or residential nrpa. All lit lilt ii>R. OlonrfH. Must be experienced. Prefer Chrysler cehends AT 1-2133-J. $22,500. Corp. background. Interview by appoint- CHAMPION SPARK PLUG CLEANER Heady tn build. CA 2-1259 or CA .1-41158. ment. Call SH 7-0787. M. Schwartz & —Tester, good condition. Ren nonn ble HOLM DEL — BcHMtiful. four-room, mi offer accepted. Phone SH 7-1567 after furnished apartment. All conven Son, ChrysJpr.piymouth-Imperlal.Va] 7 p. m. WALKER & WALKER CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY lant. Red Bank. lences, $120 monthly. Wit (Mfllfl. REALTORS REAL ESTATE WANTED FIREPLACE WOOD. Seasoned, de GARDNER-HANDY MAN on private *• RED BANK — Three modern rooms, llvered. $15 pick-up load, or smaller tile bath. Desirable locution. 116 Mr TO IUJY ON CONTRACT ~ House A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! tatp. Living quarters provided. Kindly mounti. SH 7-1242. Highway 35 Shrewsbury in Itpd Hunk, i-nst of Mnplo Ave.. jtnto npe. experience and milary de Laren 8t, Sea now. move in! for fninlly of HCVPH. Write full dPtailH Sired to 'GARDNER-HANDY MAN." CHROME TABLK, chair nrt, Formica KEANSBUHG — Five-room apartment SHadyside 1-5212 to "Cnntrftcl". Ilox 511. Red nanh. Bnx nil. Red Bank. table top; GM Frlgtdalrc mangle wall-to-wall carpet, modern furniture. Ironer, white with cover. KB 6-2407. Open 7 Days HKLF: Wo navo Hold »u many propar- YOU NO MAN — 20-24, Monmouth All utilities. $125 month. KE 6-2500. ticn thai wo want innro Rnod Usuries. Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Plumbing & Heating County area. Personable and neat TWO 14" wing lawn mower* for ynn Call us now for prompt professional riding rotarv or power mower. $15 TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. 210 SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. appearing. Excellent opportunity for Monmouth St., acrvtcn. Walker nnd Walker. Rent KB* ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter* REPAIRS, SERVICE and Malntc IIRII school graduate with aptitude for a pair. SH 7-1332 p.m. Hed Bank. talc. Insurnncn. Opp.n 7 days Shrewi- sow, rented, repaired. Serplco's, im Leeching flelrl nrltlcd. Bnckhoe work. nance 24-aour service, Mevcn days business administration to learn find WILLIS CONOVER bury offlro. ail 1-5212. Rarttan Offlc*. Monmouth St., Red Bunk. SH 7-0