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luued daily, Uondiy umnuii rndiy. Stcona Cliu Poiiatt 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO. 87 Ftld at R«d Ban* ind it Additional Mtlllnf Oiflcu. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961 Tension in Berlin Sandy Hook U.S., Soviet Tanks 'Face Off on Border Park Plans BERLIN AT A GLANCE reasserting U. S. occupation Europe, called in his top NATO personnel throughout East and By The Associated Press rights. commanders for talks. A spokes- West Berlin without producing man said Berlin would probably identification to East German Are Detailed BERLIN - Soviet and U.S. The Soviet tanks moved in as the East German regime accused be on the agenda but added that border guards and looked to Rus- tanks l»ce off about a mile the meeting was not of an emer- sia to act toward ending the dis- apart on opposite aldei of bor- American troops of border provo- gency nature. pute. der; East Germans warn Amer- cations and warned, in a note to To Be Ready Next Summer icans against "provocations." the United States that their "sal- Call on Russia Slipping into the city quietly, the Soviet tanks halted only WASHINGTON-U.S. looks to lies" were a danger to peace. Washington U. S. officials few blocks from the Friedrich- Facilities For 12,000 DaUy Russia for action to end Ber- In Paris, Gen. Lauris Norstad, said the issue is simply one of lin border crossing dispute; say Supreme Allied commander in unhindered movement for official (See BERLIN, page 2) refusal of Kremlin to intervene TRENTON (AP)—Sandy Hook state park will be will intensify crisis. open to the public next summer, Gov. Robert B. Mey- PARIS-Gen. Lauris Norslad, ner said yesterday. supreme Allied commander in Europe, calls in his major mili- He said facilities that could handle up to 12,000 tary commanders for confer- people a day would be ready for the first season's ences. operation. These include a LONDON - U.S. Deputy De- fense Secretary Roswell Gil- Clocks Go Hack half-mile bathing beach, patrlc arrives for talks with wo 800-car parking lots British officials amid indications 1 Hour Sunday of some concern about state of Effective at 2 a.m. Sunday, and almost a mile of beach Allied defenses in Europe. New Jersey reverts to Eastern for surf fishing. OPERATION PIPELINE — Workmen and heavy equip- Standard Time. This means Stewart Udall, U.S. secretary ment of Guy Villa and SonT, Inc., Clark Township, are BERLIN (AP) - Soviet and that clocks should be turned of the • interior, announced buiy installing new four-inch water mains on approxi. U. S. tanks faced off about back one hour. Wednesday that the federal gov- As to closing of taverns, the ernment would give the state a mately 20 streets in Keansburg. Here the equipment is mile apart on opposite sides of Berlin's East-West border today. state's Division of Alcoholic lease on 460 acres of Sandy ihown at Orchard and Park Aves. The entire project A Russian armored unit rum- Beverage Control says the time Hook, climaxing 30 years of ef- •alls for installation of 15,300 lineal feet of new main, bled into East Berlin after dark switch affects only municipali- fort by New Jersey officials. ties where a 3 a.m. or later replacir>g inadequate two-inch main. The project is ex- last night following a second H. Mat Adams, state conserva- armed thrust by U. S. troops into closjng hour is in effect. Bars tion commissioner, said the state pected Whit" finished by the end of November. the Communist sector of the city with a 2 a.m. closing hour expects to get the lease in a must close, then turn the few days at a dollar-a-year rent. clocks back. He produced maps and plans for both short and long-range development of the narrow pen- Sen. Williams' Visit to Rotary Independents insula across New York Bay [rom Brooklyn. Eventually All Challenge,. The long-range plan is based Provides Impromptu Debate on eventual turnover of the re- Rap White maining 1,400 acres of Sandy RED BANK - Sen. Harrison financial aid for teachers' salar Sen. Williams compared federal Hook. At present, the Army op- SHREWSBURY — The three In- A. Williams, Jr., (D-NJ) yester- ies and construction. aid to education with federal aid erates a Nike anti-aircraft mis- He said federal aid to educa- Xo hospital construction. Federal dependent candidates for Bor- sile base at Fort Hancock on day debated with Dr. Leonard tion would not bring federal con' aid to hospitals has not brought ough Council, J. Reid Harrison, Sandy Hook. Danzig over federal aid to educa- trol over education. federal control, he noted. Raymond H. Stillman and Robert Adams said the first phase of tion. Dr. Danzig said he was sure Dr. Danzig said Riverview Hos- M. Rooke, today demanded that developing the park would cost 80 per cent of the Rotary Club pital had received federal funds Bernard B. White "spell out the about $100,000 from funds al- The impromptu debate devel- uUruths that he claims can be oped during a talk Sen. Williams members are against using New under the Hill-Burton Act, but ready on hand. Jersey tax dollars to aid educa' added, "The fact that we used it found in the publication 'The For the second season, he said, jave 'co the Rotary Club in the Shrewsbury Minuteman' and in tion in other states. doesn't mean we approve of it." another $100,000 would be spent Molly Pitcher Hotel. Dr. Danzig the public press." Is program chairman of the club. Gives CormMrlson Riverview received $300,000 in to build parking for 2,400 more federal aid during expansion of Mr. Harrison said, "Statements cars, another half-mile of ba'h- Sen. Williams said "kids...in He said the so-called "poor the hospital in 1951. published in our Minuteman have ing beach, and food concessions, poor parts of our country" will states" are guilty of "local in During a question and answer been copied directly from the toilet facilities and attendant blotter of the Shrewsbury police never receive the proper educa- ertia" in failing to provide ade- period following Sen. Williams services. department and from the minutes ti« unless wealthier states send quate funds for education. talk, other members of the club The long-range plan calls for debated with him when they of the Shrewsbury council meet- (See SANDY HOOK, Page 2) asked questions. ings. While we must admit aston- ishment at some of the entries The senator was challenged by RESCUE — Police and rescue personnel from Little Silver and Oceanporf, lift John found in these official records, Jurors See Camps Frank Porter 'Shrewsbury bus! they are, unfortunately, true." nessman, on extended unemploy Ferraro, 21, of Sixth Ave., Long Branch, en • stretcher from his c«r..which crashed Application Mr. Stillman said, "Here we ment compensation. Sen. Wil- through a guardrail into the water at the Gooseneck Bridge last ifTght. According liams conceded that "there are 'ind another long recital of self- For Migrant Labor abuses" in the unemployment to police, Mr. Ferraro said he was traveling south on Seven Bridge/Rd., when his praise disguised under the label By Setter compensation program, but re- steering apparatus failed to function. He told police he applied his brakes and the of public service. Mr. White, in FREEHOLD —The 23-member County Prosecutor Vincent P. lulogtzing his administration and jected the proposal that people car then skidded through the guardrail on the left side of the bridge. He managed Withdrawn ptnel of the September term of Keuper declined to make any who don't work should be in himself, has failed to prove un the Monmouth County Grand statement on the findings of the bread lines. to get eut of his car, but slipped when he tried to climb up the bulkhead. He was true one single statement made LITTLE SILVER - Planning by the Independents in any of Jury made an inspection tour by jury following their Inspection treated in Riverview Hospital for shock and released. Board subdivision committee bus yesterday of migrant labor because all grand jury actons No 'Bread Une Guy' leases." chairman Paul Bragar announced camps and substandard housing are secret until presentments or Portions o f unemployment Mr. Rooke stated, "Our opposi- last night that Victor P. Satter in Manalapan, Millstone and recommendations are made. checks, he said, "will be spent $7 Million Worth tion must be really getting des- of White Rd. has withdrawn his Freehold Townships. Migrant-labor camps in the ™> whiskey and, cigarettes May Continue perate when they require former application for a subdivision area have been the subject ofsomt ,wi" •* 'P**1a t the "»<* officials to fight their battles. Why The property, located on criticism for several years bytra<*" don't they make these charges White Rd. near the New York state and municipal officials Regardless, he added, "I'm Water Service 'hemselves? We challenge Mr. ind Long Branch Railroad To Study not a bread line guy." Elders' Housing White to disprove any statements Several years ago, a grand racks, had been planned at the jury made a similar inspection Mr. Porter maintained that in- To Raritan made in our publications." iite of a supermarket. Bids On of migrant camps in the area. creased unemployment compen- The Independents added that The proposal aroused consider- Following this, criticisms and sation has resulted in jobless . UNION BEACH - It appears they would be "most happy to able protests from residents of recommendations were made on workers becoming indifferent to Project Is Studied that officials of this borough answer any questions regarding Silverwhite Gardens, whose 'Core' Site the conditions observed. employment opportunities. have changed their minds about our platform or issues" at an properties would have been ad- MARLBORO—Rezoning to per- The developers propose to build ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP -The Overcrowding, sanitary facili- On foreign aid, Sen Williams supplying water to residents of open house from 7:30-11 p.m. at jacent to the market's parking mit a $7 million garden apartment one-story garden apartments for Township Committee last night ties and general living conditions said the United States can only one section of Raritan Township. the Hearth, Broad St. ots. project for 1,000 senior citizens persons over 55.years of age.-The tabled for study with the town- came under fire at that tin*. hope to make other nations in- Last year, Borough Council is being considered by the town- one-bedroom efficiency type ship engineer bids received for dependent—es p e c i a 11 y of in- notified Raritan that Union apartments would be available on improvements on a municipal fluence by the Soviet Union. ship's Planning Board, Beach would not renew its Lily-Tulip Plant a co-operative ownership basis at "core" site. Auto Show Concerning aid to Yugoslavia Frank Rappa, vice chairman of franchise to service some- SS and Poland, he said, "We will the planning board, last night said $10,000 per unit, Mr. Rappa said. The 30-acre tract on Cedar Tomorrow users in the Stone Rd.-Rt. 36 only know later ... if it is wise the board has held three meetings He said the developers plan to Dr. will be the site of a "com- RED BANK — The automo- area because of a shortage of or unwise." with representatives of Marcrest maintain fire protection (or the Officials Disagree munity core," and eventually bile show originally scheduled water here. He said the United States can Co. of Edison to discuss rezoning units, and will provide a shopping will be the location for a muni- for last Saturday, but canceled But it was noted last night that to permit such a development. center, medical building, recrea- cipal building and other com- because of rain, will be held not expect neutral nations to a large industrial user has cut tion area, and will build and munity facilities. tomorrow. agree wrih this country at all Mr. Rappa said the developers down on its water supply de- On Site Plan Okay times. maintain roads for the develop- The committee passed a reso- The show will feature 1M2 hold an option on 120 acres of mands, and acting Mayor Wil- "Our objective is to support ment. lution appropriating $15,000 for models and will be held all the Clayton farm on Rt. 9 near liam J. Langan and Councilman HOLMDEL - It appears there properly be issued for the proj- independence," he said. ttork to improve the site. day on Broad St. between West Union Hill Rd. Mr. Rappa said such a develop- William F. Rodgers, water de- is a difference of opinion on the ect. Bids received last night were Front and Mechanic Sts. (See WILLIAMS, Page 2) The area is zoned residential; ment would be profitable for the partment chairman, agreed that part of municipal officials as to According to James R. Min- based on an hourly price per and the property the developers township in regard to providing Union Beach should continue to whether the Planning Board oque, township attorney, formal piece of equipment and were as hold the option for is 60 per cent ratables, and quoted the develop- SUppiy this section of Raritan. must give formal approval in a board approval of the plant's follows: in Marlboro, with the remainder ers as saying that such a develop- Mr. Rodgers said he will con- site plan for the $15 million Liiy- site plan must' be obtained be- John McGreevy, Manasquan, Would Waive Fees in Manalapan Township, Mr. Rap-ment would bring the township fer with Raritan Mayor Philip Tulip Cup Corp. plant on Rt. 35 fore construction can start, un- $16.25 per hour for bucket crane pa said. $125,000 a year in taxes. J. Blanda, Jr., on the matter. |before a building permit can der terms of the township's zon- and $12 per hour for caterpillar; ing code. Frank Z. Sindlinger, Holmdel, For Fallout Shelters Bernard Goldsmith, chairman $25 for crane and $12 for cater- Set Saturn of the planners, said board pillar; William Kohl, Lincrofr, MARLBORO — The Townshipgate the steps necessary members "looked over" a site $15.95 for crane and $10.95 for Committee last night instructed waive building permit fees plan several months ago and felt caterpillar, and Mills Crane the township attorney to investi- fallout shelters. Test Today it was in order. Service, Farmingdale, $15 for The committee's action He said the construction de- crane and $12.50 for caterpillar. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. lowed recommendation tails are now a matter for the Absentee Ballot T . , „ - (AP) - The United States tries township building inspector and Joseph LaMura, building inspec- , | oday t0 aunch the first Saturil| the company. tor, who reported that he has |,]. i Right Spread the wor s argest rocket lf Meanwhile, Walter Smale, had requests for permits for fall successful, the Saturn's eight- A note to women voter' : out shelters, and fell the town- building inspector, said the Index minute fflight would signal thej firm is installing footings and If you are expecting a baby ship should waivi the fees for nation's drive to Page start of this foundations under a "temporary" about Nov. 7, you should visit such buildings. land men on the moon. Amusements 16-17 permit issued by him. your borough clerk today. Franklin Emmons. Civil De- Births 2 The super-rocket was s;:lisd-| He said the permit was issued A new privilege — (hat of fense director, told the com>nit- Jim Bishop « uled to break away from its so that the firm could complete having an absentee ballot — tee: "I hope you will take :m- Hal Boyle « launch pad in mid-morning un- this work before cold weather has been extended (o expectant mediate aclion on this matter Bridge 5 der the massive power o( eii>ht sets in. Failure to do so wnuld mothers In an election !aw . I am glad to see people at Classified 22-24 engines generating 1.3 million mean that the firm would have change which goes into effect shelters. pounds of thrust, equal to 30 Comics i. 25 tor the first time In Nov 7 to wait until spring to continue Crossword Puzzle .4, 8 last getting interested in fa'loul million horsepower. election. work on the project, he added. Editorials 6 Mr. Emmons also said the The 162-foot rocket, weighing Today Is the last day far ap- (See LILY TULIP, Page 2) Herblock 6 committee should consider the;"l62 tons on liftoff, Is intended plications for absentee bal- Kitty Kelly 12 affect'such shelters would have] to reach peak altitude of 95. lots, which may be obtained Movie Timetable 16 on the value of the property for! miles before diving to the bot- at any municipal clerk's of- Woman Killed Obituaries 2 tax purposes. {torn of the Atlantic Ocean 225 fice. Sylvia Porter « Mrs. Kate Jackson, speaking miles down range — about 70 Students at schools and col- In Madison Crash Radio-Television 16-17 from the audience, said she felt miles northeast of little Abaco leges In New Jersey also may MADISON TOWNSHIP (AP) - Religious Services 18-19 building permits should be re- Island in the Bahamas. Social 12-13 vote by absentee ballot for the quired for such shelters whether Only the first stage is on trial Miss Ruth A, Thompson, 21, of first time. Up until now, George Sokolsky I a fee Is charged or not. on the maiden flight. Two dum- Gordons Corner Rd., English- only those students at school Sports 20-21 the building of shelters which my upper stages are loaded with[ DETOUR — Americo Aschettino, 363 Branch Ave., Little Silver, rests against his town, was killed today when she out of the state were permitted 23,000 gallons of water for bal- lost control of her car and it Slock Market 3 She said this would prevent truck after it went down an embankment at West Front St. and Hubbard Avc, the privilege. Successful Investing 3 might be converted to other last. mashed into a telephone pole. Absentee ballots also are au- purooscs. Saturn's eiRht engine piwcr River Plaza, yesterday morning. A driver for the General Baking Co,, Mr. Aschot- The accident occurred on Eng- Homo Made Sausage thorized for those whose religi- Mayor Charles T. McCue said,plant is capable of 1.5 mil'ion tino said he tried to avoid hitting a car which had crossed in front of him ai he lishtown Rd. near the intersection Country fresh snusage, links or ous holiday would prevent the attorney would be consumed pounds of thrust, but sc'cnt'Ms pulled out of Hubbard Ave. Police said the driver of the other car WAS John Wohl- with County Road 520. The vic- bulk. Nelson's, 603 River Road, them from going to the polls on the legality of permits nnd aren't giving the rocket its head tim was pronounced dead at the Fair Havon-Adv. that day. fees for such fallout shelters. on the initial test, forth, 291 Nutswamp Rd., River Plaia. Both drivers escaped injury. scene !l—Friday, October 27,1961 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Mrs. Howland, New Jersey: Variable cloudi- Milk Supply Berlin ness in the northern hills and mostly fair today, breezy u ). W.May Wed (Continued) cool; high in the 50s. Clear a NEW YORK CITY—Mrs. Addi- Nearly Dry strasse border checkpoint where son J. Howland of 147 Avenue of East Germany demands that cold tonight, low in the Ms DR. JULIUS C. McKELVIE Two Rivers, Rumson, N. J., and LONG BRANCH — Dr. Julius American civilians traveling into D. Winthrop May of 104 Prospect In New York East Berlin show identification. in southeas: C. McKelvie, 73, a member of VHB.W..HHT Saturday fai Ave., Red Bank, N. J., were mar- Witnesses counted a dozen So- the Board of Education for nine NEW YORK (AP) - Milk sup and becomin ried Thursday in the Pillement years, died yesterday in Calum- plies for about 10 million persons viet tanks with Russian crews Suite of the Waldorf Astoria Ho- parked amid the bomb ruins of milder in bia Presbyterian Hospital, New in New York City and on Long afternoon; hi; tel by Capt. Maurice M. Wither- York. Island ran nearly dry today as the palace of Emperor Wilhelm spoon, a retired Navy chaplain. the first. Soviet and East Ger- mostly aroui Dr. McKelvie, who lived at 55 the strike of delivery drivers and 60 or a b Robert D. Howard, sales man- Rockwell Ave., practiced medi- plant worker* continued. man guards shooed away the ager of the Waldorf Astoria, at- curious. higher. cine here 40 years. He was born However, a plentiful supply of MARINE tended the couple. in Augusta, Ga., son of the late powdered, condensed, and evap U Red Tanks The couple left for a trip to A private Western intelligence Cape May Lewis and Delia McKelvie. orated milk was on hand at food Block Island- Canada, with stops at the New source reported that at least 30 Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Mon- Dr. McKelvie was a member stores throughout the affected West to nort of the Monmouth County, North areas. tanks had arrived in what marked treal and the Chateau Frontenac, the first appearance of Soviet! west winds Quebec, Jersey and New Jersey Medical The average Dow of eight mil- to 20 k ots todav armor in the heart of East Ber- " . becoming va Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Societies; a graduate of Howard lion quarts daily became a trick- abIabIee flvflvee tto 01 «wd mos University School of Medicine; le yesterday as negotiations re- lin since they helped crush the WW to d May will live at 147 Avenue of 1953 anti-Communist revolt southwest 10 knots or a bit high Two Rivers, Rumson. committee chairman of Boy mained stalled between 10,000 there. on Saturday. Fair weather w Later they will sail to the Scout Troop 34; district com- members of the Teamsters Union visibility over five miles. Orient, visiting Manila, Hong mitteeman of Monmouth Council The U. S. Patton tanks bivou- of Boy Scouts; holder of the and the milk companies. acked in the midtown borough Kong and Japan, where they plan Under an emergency plan, f to meet Masonic dignitaries in theScoutmaster's Key; a member of Kreuzberg, close by the cross- TIDES of the Monmouth County Com- mulated before the strike start ing point into Communist East (Sandy Hook) Far East. on Tuesday, milk continues to mittee for Juvenile Delinquency Berlin. They were readily avail- Today - High 11:22 p.m., lo Studies, and holder of a 1941 to hospitals, schools, and oth< able to help drive home the U. S. 5:26 p.m. JOSEPH CARMEN DONATO institutions. award from the African-Ameri- contention that Americans have Saturday — High 11.38 a.m. ar LONG BRANCH — Joseph C. can Newspaper for "Constant In New Jersey, housewivi war-won rights to enter the Red11:57 p.m. Low 5:25 a.m. Donato, 54, of 162 Second Ave., were assured of milk at least an RUNNING IN RUMSON — Republican candidates for local offices go over cam- Courageous Service for Public sector without showing identifi- 6:12 p.m. died yesterday In Monmouth Welfare." other day. Members of Local 680 cation papers to East German po- paign plant at a coffee hour Wednesday in the homa of Mr. and Mrs. Georga Medical Center after a month's Sunday - High 11:27 a.m. Lo Surviving is his wife, Mrs. representing drivers and plan lice. 5:09 a.m. and 6:04 p.m. Squires, 19 Heathcliff Rd. Leff to right are John H. Dill, candidate for councilman illness. . employees in 10 northern Ni Three British Centurion tanks Mr. Donato was a mason and Anne M. Home McKelvie. Monday — High 12.17 p.m., to to succeed Charles B. Harding, who is not seeking re-election; Mrs. Harry H. Clay- The John W. Flock Funeral Jersey counties, yesterday ( moved up today to a point about 6:02 a.m. and 6:04 p.m. had lived here for nine years. tended their strike deadline « half a mile west of the Branden- ton, president of the Rumson Republican Club; Charles S, Callman, candidate for He was a communicant of St. Home is In charge of arrange- (For Red Bank and Rumsc ments. other 24 hours — until 4 p.m burg Gate, West Berlin police bridge, add two hours, Se mayor to succeed Peter Cartmell, and W. Dinsmora Banki, who is running for re- Michael's Catholic Church. (EDT) today. reported. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Lo election at councilman. Rumton's other candidate, John W. Carton, Jr., who it Surviving are his wife, Mrs. British Guns Mildred E. Caiola Donato, and JOSEPH C. ECKHOFF Branch, deduct 15 minutes; Hlgl running for re-election at astessor, was unable to attend the. meeting. He will ba RUMSON — Joseph C. Eck- The British earlier pulled up lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) two sons, Louis and Samuel three anti-tank guns opposite the tha guest of honor at an open house meeting Sunday afternoon in Bingham Hall. Donato, both of this place; four hotr, 64, of 53 Carton St. died Lily-Tulip daughters, Mrs. Constance Do- suddenly yesterday in Riverview gate, the most direct route into EXTENDED FORECAST (Continued) the Western sector from where nato, Mrs. Jeanette Costello, Hospital. Mr. Minogue said the lite pla: the Soviet tanks halted. Two In southeastern New Yorl Mrs. Rita Tomaine and Miss Mil- Mr. Eckhoff was born In Jer- must show land contours, fin British armored cars and an ar- eastern Pennsylvania, New Jers Mitchell Plan Pupils Raise dred Donato, also of this place; sey City, and has lived h<*re lshed grade, locations of pn mored personnel carrier also ar- and Connecticut, temperature; a brother, Frank Donato of the since 1953. He is a retired Jer- posed buildings, sidewalki rived. during the five-day period Satur Bronx; six sisters, Miss Stella sey City fireman, retiring in streets, parking areas, loadinj day through Wednesday are e: Hocus-Pocus: $283 For Donato and Mrs. Lena Vesturtia, 1953 after 27 years' service. areas, lighting, drainage system The combined armor of the pected to average a few degree Riverview Since then, he served as a mem- Western Allies in West Berlin is both of New York City, Mrs. and landscaping according above normal. Milder over th Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nescl Halloween Theresa Reglione, Mrs. Rose N. ber of the Fort Monmouth fire the ordinance. believed to be far less than that Mrs. White department. of the Soviets, however, and week-end, then continued mild 98 Wallace St., Red Bank, son O'Cera and Mrs. Frances Servi- except possibly turning cool yesterday. RED BANK - A total of $283 dio, all of the Bronx, and Mrs. He was a member of the Fire- Mr. Smile said he has p would be hopelessly outnumbered TRENTON (AP) - New Jei was raised for the Halloween from the firm for foundatior in the event of a clash. towards the end of the perioc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fighera, sey Treasury officials havi Josephine Bevecqua of Jersey men's Mutual Benevolent Asso- Little or no precipitation carnival by 65 students of the City, and nine grandchildren. ciation, Branch I, Jersey City, work and expects more detailed American and British military 14 Charles Ave., Lakehurst, son, branded James P. Mitchell's dual River Street School in the annual plans soon. He said the town pected, with a chance of *om yesterday. pension proposal a raid on pen Services are under the direc- and the Association of Exempt spokesmen said that no special showers late fn the period. tag day held last Friday and Sat- Firemen of Jersey City. ship had no desire to hold up the general alert had been ordered Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diadato, slon fund reserves and a hoa> urday.. tion of the Damiano Funeral firm on the project. for their garrisons. CHICAGO (AP) - Cold ai 23 Osborne Ave., Keyport, son on taxpayers, teachers and pub- Home. A high requiem mass Mr. Eckhoff was a veteran of Mayor James H. Ackerson saic yesterday. The five prize winners in the World War I, serving In the "Things are normal" at the which chilled the Midwest an. lic employees. drive were Aubrey Bean, Timo- will be offered in St. Michael's yesterday he believes the ques- Friedrichstrasse checkpoint, the parts of the Northeast dipped in Monmouth Medical Center Church Monday. Burial will be Navy. tion will be resolved in a fen Mitchell, the Republican candi- thy Johnson, Larry Whelan, Ver- He Is survived by Tils wife, U. S. spokesman iaid. Tha Brit- sections of the Southland toda; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Repett date for governor, has proposed nice Bland and Jane Zimmerman. in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, West days. ish official did acknowledge that dropping temperatures to lowe Long Branch. Florence Sigal Eckhoff; two of 22 Knight St., West Keansburg, granting dual pensions to teach- They will be given awards at sons, Raymond Eckhoff of Rum- He said the townihlp Is tryin "we have reinforced our troops marks of the season. daughter, yesterday. to co-operate with the firm tc ers and employees of the state, next Thursday's assembly. son and Gerard Eckhoff of Jer- at the Brandenburg Gate" and The freezing weather extended Mr. and Mrs. Alfred West of county and municipal govern- The committee was headed by get the project started without said normal patrolling of that sey City; a daughter, Mrs. Dan- as far south as northern sections 832 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson, ments. William Pazicky, principal; Mrs Qub Sees iel Delaney of Roseland; three doing anything to hurt the inter- sector la continuing. of Alabama and Mississippi and ests of the municipality. daughter, yesterday. Gov. Robert B. Meyner anc Ruth Predmore, secretary, and brothers, John and Fred Eckhoff The United States refuses to also covered areas in Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scheidt Mrs. Eleanor Levaur, secretary of St. Petersburg, Fla., and He said he didn't think the and Kentucky. Below freezing Richard J. Hughes the Democrat- Mitchell Film township was being hurt by the recognize the East German re- if 64 Squankum Rd., Eatontown, to the Parks and Recreation Com- William Eckhoff of Philadelphia; gime and forbids it* employees marks were reported in northern ic candidate for governor, said mittee. "situation." laughter, yesterday. Mitchell's proposal would cost the RED BANK — A film review- four sisterj, Mrs. Robert Hagan to defer to East German offi- Alabama, Nashville and Cross- Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher The students who participated ing the career of James P. Mitch- of Alhambra, Calif., Mrs. Flor- The mayor said he did no' cials. ville, Tenn. taxpayers $25 million a year ex- wish to comment further unti if 64 Cottage PI., Long Branch, :ra for 30 years. in the fund-raising venture are: ell, Republican gubernatorial can- ence Noonan of Jersey City, Lowest readings of the season in, yesterday. Enise Lott, Dianne Gibson, Gerad- didate, and detailing a number Mrs. Mamie O'Brien of Fuller- the matter had been discussed Mitchell, in turn, said it could detail with the attorney. also were reported in Midwest Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malta of line Ciampoli, Alice Johnson, Rita of his campaign discussions was ton, Calif., and Mrs. Gladys Har- areas. It was below freezing in 1134 Monroe Ave., Asbury Park, ie done at moderate cost and heMazzucca, Judy Falvo, Gloria shown at a meeting of the Re- nett of Belford, and five grand- Township Commltteeman Al 160 Students ;laimed he had evidence to prove fred G. Poole and Daniel S. Ely northern Illinois areas, Including daughter, this morning. Brandon, Boris Semliatschenko, publican Club Wednesday night. children. clerk, .n id they have not evei Chicago. The cold Canadian ai Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moultrie t—a June 26 letter from the Fred Johnson, Wanda Webster, More than 100 persons filled the 1 state's actuary, George B. Buck Arrangements will be an- seen a site plan. Participate spread across the western Greal Gillville La., Middletown, Jack Robinson, Carol Sinclair, local campaign headquarters on nounced by the John E. Day Lakes region, dropping tempera laughter, Tuesday. and a 1959 report made for the Ruth Ann Price, Dolores Booker, Monmouth St. Both are members of thi Bergen County freeholders. Funeral Home. Planning Board. In Program tures into the 20s. Patterson Army Hospital Vernice Bland, Carol Reevey. Mayor George A. Gray urged Edwin Liebenow, anothe; Fort Monmouth Mrs. Katharine Elkus White o: Also, Kathy Sagraves, Lillian the re-election of the GOP candi M0RGANV1LLE - An execu- Some early morning reports: dates for Borough Council, John MRS. TERESA TINELLI township commltteeman, said hi New York 47, clear; Chicago 35, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. B. L. Bar- Red Bank, state treasurer, and Clay, Catherine Jackson, Timo- LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ter- had neither seen a site plan no tive meeting of the Central School field, Jr., 102 Mitchell Dr., Fort two of her aides called a news thy Johnson, Michael Davis, Peter Warren, Jr., and Dr. Lawrence 'arent-Teacher Association was partly cloudy; Boston 47, clear; R. Burdge. esa Tinelli, 80, of 115 Brighton plans for sewage disposal an Washington 45, clear; Atlanta 42 Monmouth. son. Wednesday. conference yesterday to denounce DeFazio, Beatrice DeFazio, Aaron Ave. died yesterday In Mon- water system. held at the ichool last Tuesday. Mitchell's proposals as "fiscal ho- Melbourne, Peyton Wheeler, Sara The candidates spoke and were mouth Medical Center. Mrs. John Tergis, president, an- clear; Miami 67, partly cloudy; joined by Freeholder Director Jo- None of the officials ques- Louisville 31, clear; Detroit 44, cus-pocus scheme to take Rogers, Jeffery Tornberg, Wei ton She was born in Italy, daugh- tioned .indicated whether work lounced that the recreation pro- Johnson, Robert Daniels, Larry seph C. Irwin and Councilman gram last Friday night was a cloudy; St. Louis 39, partly care of a few at the expense o Peter W. Falvo. ter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Gio- at the 125-acre Lily-Tulip siti cloudy; Minneapolis 40, partly Sandy Hook the many." Johnson, Warren "Daniels, Marie vanni Pajetta, and lived in this success, with 160 students attend- Cerrone, Carolyn Miller, Elaine Mr. Irwin reviewed the work may be ordered (topped until thi cloudy; Kansas City 49, p a r 11 j (Continued) Sees 'Joker' , area 30 years. Her' husband matter is straightened out. ing. This shows the need for a Epps, Brenda Daniels, Anna Wil- in the slate Assembly of incum- program of this type in the com-cloudy; Denver 50, partly cloudy; parking for 19,000 cars to handle was the late Eugene Tinelli. Lily-Tulip contractors were Mrs. White said the Bergen liams, Jane Zimmerman. bent candidates Alfred N. Beadle- munity, she said. Plans are being Dallas 55. clear; Phoenix 74, more than 75,000 people a day. County report which Mitchell re- ston and Clifton T. Barkalow and Surviving are a son, Leo Tin- pouring foundation concrete yes mads to continue the program. cloudy; Seattle 46, cloudy; Sai Three miles of bathing bench. And Lawrence Jefferson, Junior asked for their re-election, along elli of the Bronx, N.Y., and a terday and doing other general lies on contains a "joker" for the Booker, Aubrey Bean, Phil Dohrn, daughter, Mrs. Dolores Ryan of A Halloween party will be held Francisco 52, clear; Los Angeles on both the ocean and bay side?, employees—it assumes they wil with Irving Keith, who is seek- foundation work. 60, partly cloudy; Anchorage rould be built. John Miller, Glen Vogel, William this city, and a grandchild at Central School Tuesday be- retire at an average age of 68, Clark. Larry Whalen, Jill Patter- ing the third seat open to Mon- tween 7 and 9 p.m. for children clear, and Honolulu 76, rain. Historic fortifications would he instead of 63, as they do now. mouth County. The funeral will be tomorrow It pays to advertise in The 1 son, Pricilla Reevey, Diane Whal- at 9 a.m. from the Damiano Marlboro Township. •estored. A Coast Artillery de- Thus, she said Mitchell promises Register.—Advertisement. and a Coast en, Lorraine Bean, Eddie Stein, Funeral Home. A requiem mass "Open House" will be held ense museum dual benefits by asking teachers Edoma Ranson, Joe Williams, Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. at Central Suard museum would be set Adult Education will be offered at 10 o'clock In and employees to voluntarily give Joan Gregory, Rosemary Jack- St. Michael's Catholic Church. School. Parents will have the op-Williams ip. Facilities for bay and ocean up all pension benefits for five Program Proposed Mat trips and marine service son, Frank Ferrogine, Sharon Burial will be in Mt. Carmel portunity to visit their children's (Continued) years. Costa, Beverely German, Annell RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Dr. clastroom. acllities would be built to pro-: Cemetery. Tha current federal govern- Bean, Dorothy Reevey, Sheila Charles Wheinhold, director of A "Foodlesi Food Sale" will b» luce revenue. William J. Joseph, state pen- Adult Education for the New Jer- ment program of purchasing sur sion director, said that if the em-Reevey, Elizabeth Gaskins, Deir- ield in November. plus crops, he said, is a "monu- Road Plans dre James, Gayle Forehand, sey state department of Educa- CONDITION GOOD Attending the executive meet- mental waste. The unfortunate Adamj said development de iloyees do not choose to delay Deborah Miller and Lynn Patter- tion, spoke to the Joint Council RED BANK—Riverview Hospi- ing were Michael Mamo, Harry part is there's more politics here pends a good deal on road fa- their retirements, the Mitchell son. of Parent-Teacher Organizations tal reported this morning that Bonnier, Kenneth Hayes, Frank than in any other part of ou cilities being provided. He said plan would drain the pension re- and representative! of several or- Joseph F. Cross of 68 Forman St., Schultr, Kurt Schwara, Robert domestic program." he state Highway Department serves or shift a heavy new bur- ganizations in the township re- Fair Haven, is In good condition. Seber and John Poutos. Sen. Williams predicted thai iromisej to widen Rt. 36 to four den to taxpayers. garding the mechanics of estab- Mr. Cross was taken to the Wt ska* csny a vide nice- bills calling for expenditures o! ines from the Garden State Mrs. White challenged Mitch- Skate Club lishing an adult education pro- hospital Saturday after suffering tato of inowmnli aad mrten $8 million to aid Itinerant worker Parkway ramp at Keyport to ell to find anywhere In Buck's gram at the new Raritan Town- injuries In an automobile acci- . . . besitlW, penaaaent and Stavola Bid Low will be adopted next year in Con- Sandy Hook. He said the Job June 26 letter a reference to the ship High School, scheduled to dent in Shrewsbury. •tparitr tmtd. Alt at fwrao- ihould be done next year, though fcedCwse* m wiOwst «Mie> gress. Bergen County report. Mitchell Has Session be opened in September, 1962. On Rt. 35 Work He said there Is "absolute pov- wt necessarily by the time the had claimed that the Buck letter KEANSBURG -The first fall This meeting was held at the TRENTON (AP) — M. J. Sta erty In every part of the lives' iark Is opened. accepted validity of the Bergen meeting of the Belvedere Skate West Keansburg School last Tues- vola Inc., of Middletown has subo-f itinerant workers. He said beach erosion Is also report. Club was held recently In Belve- day. mitted a low bid of {259,622 to He also forecast action at the problem that will have to be dere Arena. Dr. Wheinhold stressed that this eked. Mrs. White produced a letter widen and repave Rt. 35 in Ea federal level to improve written yesterday by Buck, deny- William Meehan, vice president, should be a co-operative, com- ontown. transportation throughout The state will charee the same conducted the meeting due to the munity project, stressing the idmlssion at Sandv Hook that It ing his earlier letter dealt with The state Highway Department counlry. the Bergen report. He said any- resignation of Ralph Antrosiglio needs of the individual communi- made the announcement yester- On the state political scene loes at Island Beach, another if Irvlngton, president. ty.. He said the concern of adult larrow neninsula 50 miles to the one who said it did must be un- JOHN VAN KIRK & SON day. The department said the on-Sen. Williams praised Richard J Mr. Antrosiglio's resignation education is improving the edu- Hughes, Democratic gubernator- outh. The summf charge is 25 familiar with the facts. cational level of the community. U Coopet nj.. Mlddlelowa etl rt tt other bidder was Manzo Con- Delayed Financing ras accepted with regret. He said ial candidates, as a man o :ents a car and 25 cents a per- be was unable to attend all meet- There was a question and an- M acting Co., of Matawan, with an on. Children 5-12 vears old must taltai Corner SH t-OJlt ffer of $307,246. "warmth...humor... and unlimited The Bergen report advocated ings due to business commit- swer period, and follow-up T«rmi SH energy" who has "one of the iay 10 cents, while those under delayed financing of past deficits ments, and was not able to get meeting will be held Nov. 28 at Expert professional The project calls for widening Ive get In free he highway to four lanes and best backgrounds for the Job. incurred by the pension fund!. o the arena early enough to the Middle-Road School. 24-hr, nursing car* «ving it with a blacktop surface Adams said the lone-range de- Buck likened this procedure to » rain members. 'rom Shrewsbury Ave. to the Ea- ilopment of Sandy Hook would homeowner getting a new 30-year The group decided to hold elec- IN PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL Licensed by the Dept. st-Jl million to SIS million. mortgage on his house after he ion of officers over until a fu- 01 Institutions and Agencies intown Circle. Bendix Post HIGHLANDS-Nicholas Rakon- Of New Jersey Sen. Harrlsnn A. Williams. Jr., has paid off half of the old 30- ure meeting. cza, owner of Spears' U-Drlve D-NJ1 called the park site "a year mortgage. He said the year- They also planned to have a Beats at Leonardo state Marina, |] FOR ANY OCCASION To Harrison leautiful, beautiful area" which ly payments are lowered, but the Christmas party this year and has been a patient in Temple Uni- HILLTOP "be a great new state as- ultimate cost is greater. iecided 'to make it an annual PRIVATE NURSfNO DOME. [NO. HOLMDEL - James E. Har- versity Hospital, Philadelphia, ler." vent. They also agreed that new since Monday. Mr. Rakoncza Kings Hwy. Middletown HONEY BEE FLOWERS rison his joined the semiconduc- The state oark will be devel- Mrs, White charged that the Bergen County report "was the embers must have, at least one lives at Shadow Lawn Trailer | OS 1-0177 RUSSELL T. HODGKISS tor division of the Bendix Corpor- iped, he said, so petiole can Ret larent present on the night they Park. ation as marketing manager, A.J. 'clnse to nature and not close olan of certain supervisory and re initiated. All members who elected officials in Bergen Coun- 464 IROAD STREET, Marcher, general manager, has honky-tonks." iin will be initiated at the first announced. ty to take care of their own pen- SHREWSBURY leecing they attend. In his new assignment, Mr. raduate of Hofstra College, sions at the expense of all other Meeting nights were changed ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS SH 1-4020 • Harrison will be responsible for [empstead, L. I., and completed employees and future generations rom the first Wednesday to the all sales, sales promotion, adver- raduate school courses at Har- of taxpayers." irst Tuesday of the month. Reliable Since 1127 tising, marketing research and are! and New York University. "I am amazed that a candidate The group also started a par- DISTINCTIVE I customer service for Bendix BY WIRE ANYWHERE Ie is past president of the Dallas 'or governor would be taken In nt auxiliary club, which all club Semiconductor. lapter of the American Market- by such a scheme," she said. embers may Join. Perfection ol Material and Before joining Bendix he was Association and has been a Workmanship In Beautiful Eastern regional sales manager ature speaker at several annua for Raylheon's Semiconductor di- inferences, including the Nation- New Designs vision for more than three years Industrial Conference Board Worden Funeral Home From 1954 to 1958, he was mar- Our memorials are manu- keting research manager for No problem finding tenants factured by skilled artisans [ The Adams Memorial Home Texas Instruments. hen yoir advertise The Register 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK The new Bendix executive Is a iy.—Advertisement. In our well equipped plant at West Long Branch. SHadyside 7-0557 Successor to Mount Memorial Home K O B E K T A . B R A V N LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. "HOME FOR FUNERALS" A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- Wall St., CApilal 2-0300, West Long Branch FUNERAL DIRECTORS One of the county's most modern ftmornl like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to tho homes with a completely home-liko ntmosplierp. continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished | BRANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY 1 310 Brood Street Red Bank, N. J. service and quiet dignity. * . MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. i 1H BROAD STREET EATONTOvVN | IIEADDEN'S CORNER I Liberty 20J8J | MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Slladyslde 7-3810 | Formerly of Kast Orango HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Beadleston RED BANK REGISTER Friday, October 27,1961-S Successful Investing Gives Views Electronic Investments DnRailroads MIDDLETOWN — Assembly- Need Careful Selection man Alfred N. Beadleston last night told a meeting of the com- By ROGER E. SPEAR muters for Mitchell at McGuire's jrove, that he believes the pur- Q) "It seems to me as if the sultant. There are hundreds ol hase of the Hudson and Man- electronics industry has wonder- small companies in this young lattan Railroad by the Port of ftll prospects for growth. How industry which turn out score >rove. You may have been in- care of this newspaper and he compared with 3.59 million on people on a necessary consolidation could matching fund basis—the state umn). itrumental in saving the situation. will discuss questions of general Wednesday. witch-hunt, the only be possible by purchasing paying half, the city 40 per cent, If an uncorrectable weakness is interest in his column.) Most active stock was Stand- "witch," o f the Hudson and Manhattsn the county 10 per cent; construc- ard Oil (New Jersey), off W «' course, being which is already in receivership. tion of a bulkhead which made 48 % on 59,600 shares. Second To Address the incompet- He said he has introduced leg- the present Branchport Park the was Studebaker-Packard, off ent teacher. islation which could make this attractive asset it is; extensive •t 10% on 59,500 shares. Third Estate Planners They may be New Walkie-Talkie possible. dredging in the Shrewsbury River harder to find Mr. Beadleston told the gather- was American Machine & Found- MIDDLETOWN - C. Leslie and various creeks, and the com- than you might Ing, "What I have stated to you ry, up 1 at 39 on 56,400 shares. Rice, Blossom Cove Rd., will ad- pletion of a new state highway think. is not mere idle political talk, into the city on Joline Ave." Next cane General Dynamics, dress the Estate Planners Mon- «p 14 at 29, and General Tele- Developed at Fort but rather a warning that if pos- Mr. Kiernan said the Joline day night at a dinner meeting in Incompetence phone & Electronics, unchanged in teaching is itive action Is not taken in the ,ve. extension, which brings Gar- Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Dr. Ncuon near future, the economy of our at 25. Mr. Rice is a graduate more a lack of FORT MONMOUTH - The two voltage levels, 3 and 15 den State Parkway traffic direct- community, our county and ourly to the beach over what is of- Yesterday's Closing Stocks: Princeton University. "While positive teaching techniques, abil- tany has announced award of a VQjts, is used. 1 ities and attitudes than the pres- state could suffer' irreparable ficially called Rt. 36, was the ACT Ind m I-T-E Ckt Brk 17(4 college he was a member of thi line-million dollar contract for a All the transistors are powered Adami Er John. Mm ence of a single outstanding neg- damage." greatest of all state-financed im- Air Reduc Jonei A L varsity football team, member tew small back-pack radio set by these two voltages and a sim- Allec Cp Jor MJ« . ative factor. School administra- that nearly triples the communi- ple, transistorized power conver- He said James P. Mitchell, provements. Allei Iwl Killer A! varsity debating team, membei Alley PIT tors are steadily eliminating those cations ability of the combat sol- Republican gubernatorial candl He cited th» location of the a* Kennecott of the Under-Graduate Council ter provides the 150 volts neces Allied Ch Kopperi few teachers whose faults are dier and replaces three separate sary for the single transmi'cte date, has had wide experience stats Motor Vehicle Center, for Allla Chal 20 Krene, SS and president of the Americai Alcoa 571; Kroger self-evident. sets now in use. tube. 'in this field as head of a rail- auto inspection and licensing as- Rev. George Ogden Am Alrlln 19* Lehljtl CAN Whig-Ciiosophic Society. Am Brk Sh 4(55' heh Port C In most cases, there is no in- The new transistorized walkie- The simple power requirement jroad study commission ap- sistance, on Rt. 36, Eatontown, Am C«n l*h Val Ind In World War 11 he served a: Am- Cyan stant way to recognize an incom- talkie, the AN/PRC-25, will take allows a reduction in the battery pointed by President Eisenhow- just west of the city boundary, a His past congregations were lo- Am M*Fdy i*» vn nn a captain in the Army, serving er, and that his record in thi "another tremendous advantagi cated in Millville, Vlneland, Am Mot 39 LOP dlail 51N petent teacher. It takes time and the place of the current AN-PRC- size so that the battery case is Am amen Lib UcN*L in Panama, England, France ant continuous observation to dis- 9 and 10. Used during the now less than a third of the set's labor relations field "makes him for our people." He added: Franklinvilte, Bridgeton, and Am Std Lire 4 My Germany, from 1941 to 1945, anc Am TeliTel Lukeni SI] cover weaknesses In the positive Korean War, these earlier sets are over-all bulk. In previous equip- the only candidate who could re- "The administration of Gov South Amboy. Am Tob IK Mack Trk i« was awarded the Bronze Star am store New Jersey's economy to Am VLcoie Martin M pattern. successors to the World War II ments, more than half the load Robert B. Meyner has been om He was educated in Connecti- Amp lnc Merck the Oak Leaf Cluster. walkie-talkie. its rightful place." of understanding and great as- cut public schools and studied at Anacond. MOM 49 Distinguishing Characteristic* was batteries. Reliability is also Armeo Stl 4S!4 Minn MAM 7314 In 1945 he became a member It is true that certain character- The Army's multi-million dol- greatly increased through the re- sistance to our city in its stmggl Wesleyan College. Armour k Co Mo Pac A 47 of the Empire Trust Company to again become the prime re- Armil Ck n

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Waters, Grimm •>'--J'«H»v ?i IMPORTED For a wonderful world of warmth Cite Record SHETLAND Since 1960 CONVERT TO GAS HEAT MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -Ma- Comparable yor Peter J. Waters and Com- mltteeman Rudolph Grimm, can- $ Why do to many people) become to enthusiastic ovtr didates for Township Committee, value 8.95 to many cenvtriiont le Oai Htat In thtlr ham**? Wednesday listed the following ac- complishments of the administra- •;J:i;,"-: = tion In the past two years: • OM home owner said, "Wi Automatic! Thtrt'i no Of course, gas heat has IO many advantages! It is 1. Night rather than day meet- Ings of the governing body. furnatt ttnding or probUm of fuel shortagi!" ' silent, it is healthful. The simple design of the gaa 2. Adoption of a zoning ordi- burner means longer life and less depreciation. • Another iay«, "It's cltan!" This la quite underitand- nance. AND BEST OF ALL, GAS HEAT able, u gas is a pure, concentrated fuel with nil 1th- 3. Installation of new street IS SO INEXPENSIVE TO USE!' puritiei removed, making leas housework and lowtr ilgm. Rich rare Shetland wool All of these are powerful reasons for you and your cleaning bills. 4. An Improved recreation pro- yarns knitted by skilled family to enjoy a "wonderful world of warmth" in gram. weavers into a hand- • Still another iiyi, "If* itptniable!" And to it in, < your own home. S«e your master plumber now for 5. An improved road and drain some shapeholding with no motor or fuel pump, and independence of estimates on heating now home with gasl ge program, and improved gar- weather conditions. bage collection. waffle weave. Much 6. New industry in the town- warmth, little weight, ihip. styled with 5 button 7. Around-the-clock police pro- CAU YOUR LOCAL tection with car-to-car communi- front. Cameltone, blue BAYSHORE ation. heather, oxford, char- PLUMBINO k 8. A master plan for street coal, jet black. 36-46. lighting. MASTER PLUMBER HEATING 3, A master plan for scwera. CONTRACTORS 10. Reduction in the municipal Who li o mwnbw of Tht Notional Auodollon of rlumblng Contractor! ise tax for two consecutive years. *in 114 ilorei coait-to-coatt Mr. Waters Is a Republican :anddatc, Mr. Grimm an Inde- NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS COMPANY lendent. They are running as • ilate. BOND'S, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Eatontown circle The two men said: "What do he other candidates offer? Th« Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 'til 9:30 P. M. Eatontown Hence is deafening." K£D BAM REGISTER Friday, October 27, 1*51—3 mock Asks 'ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Te«t Program Ig Completed t tool for the teacher, and a improvement in relation to ability gukfe for the administration. The founj through the testing pro- PORT MONMOUTH - Law- primary purpose of the achieve- or Cleaner gram, the principal said. - Present—For You and rence A. Sternfleld, principal of ment tests Is to reveal how well Main Street Yours •. Get «ome am xtU. Intermediate School 2, has an- each pupil has mastered the basic uyouH have a busy toeial sched- nounced that • standardized test' skills. U adds upt More and more ing program has been completed EATONTOWN — Councilman ule from noon on. Something The scores of the Iowa tests at the school. people use The Register ads each exciting is indicated In the ma-, will be made available to students Leon B. Smock, Jr., asked for In the week-long testing 10 jority of chiru—pouibly receipt P ^ and parents during conferences. issue because results coma fas- Main St. clean-up campaign gram, the Kuhlmann-Finch and of unexpected money. For those Such a conference enables the ter.—Advertisement. Wednesday night at the meeting Iowa Tests of Basic Skills were counselor to discuss growth or )f Mayor and Council. who must work on Saturday, as- administered to the student body pects denote productivity. Even under the direction of Miss Kath- "I am ashamed to walk along difficult Usks'take•minimum leen Coyne and Edward Ivins, the Main St. business section, effort today. It li now," be said. guidance counselors. The Kuhlmann-Fmch Test Is Now... He requeued that the poUo given fa order to determine the ilstrtbute copies of the borough's Part. • • An UN6 century Fufure ... It is predicted that Parisian named Jean-Jacques the robot brain industry will top individual student's I. Q. The I. uitl-lltter ordinance to all Main Pencil, tod <* having hi. face & auto industry in dollar TO>- Q. score gives the school an in- it. merchants, and then take at our new cut while his barter shared him, .^ .... /,__ ,_.. _„ dication of the student's ability rtepj to enforce It. to do school work, Mr. Sternfield The councilman particularly This was the beginning ©I the apparatuses will be nude u said. Broad St. Location GET THE JUMP ON WINTER lrged that merchants sweep their The Iowa Tests of Basic Skills lidewalka and dispoie of trash In 'safety" razor, time goes by. provide for the comprehensive tdequate containers. measurements of ths following PUCE YOUR ORDER TODAY At the same time, Mr. Smock The Day Under Your Sign teas, vocabularly, reading, lan- uked that the borough parking ARIES (ton Marti. 21 to April If) UUA |W. n to Ofc».22l guage skills, work-study skills, ot ordinance be revised to in- WilkhoW judrmwt Mtil 7» «« m* EaaoliiaU Jr. r m •loin* * Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. Man Jailed On Auto The feeling for fall Is trim and shorter length Charge coats. Our new Walker model is designed pvV* RED BANK — A man who was for the man who likes his new coat to look fa in the county jail awaiting a •<•* fashionable—as well as serviceable. I** *>» grand jury hearing on a charge > of auto theft Wednesday was fined > i $105 in Municipal Court on a re- duced charge of taking a car . . . split raglan and full raglan in hard finish without the owner's consent. subtle plaids and whipcords. The defendant, Joseph King- ston, Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury M Township, went back to jail any- •69 way when he could not pay the fine Imposed by Magistrate John V. Crowell. He was sentenced to ... set in shoulder hacking pocket model in the serve 35 days in default of the fine. The complaint was signed shorter length—in shadow herringbones. rs by Abram Dixon of the P. T. Cab Co., Monmouth St. Josetle Geraud, West Park •75 Ave., Oakhurst. and Wilson Lodge, 11 Cherry St., New ... Camel's hair and wool, polo coat and single Ihrewsbury, were fined $15 each for careless driving, and Frank breasted model, in camel color. Edmonds, 95 Cooper Ave., Long Branch, was fined $15 for driv- ing without a license.

Train Buried en FREE ENTRY EVERV WEEK TOKYO lv of any fjrror irtacft our occur. Lav. little ol' I. Thll unpigir uitimli to reiponilb'lllui lor •taltmentl of mumem •• Mtt«» Inm It! They do not care, even, for my tt Prtro ta Advaae* One r»r H&.W •It •wntfci. SS.I whole town. Everybody else but Sea eopr ai eouaur. 1 eaal* «n»» eow by m*U. I Bright, N. J., has had dial telephones. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961 Some have had them for years and years. Dials are sort of old hat In Medi- cine Hat. They are a must, I hear, in We Like Mitchell Minsk. But in Sea Bright, we still pick BISHOP the instrument up and wait in silence Citizens of New Jersey will have | degree of objectivity characterizec until someone notices that a lonely light is blinking . the responsibility of electing a gov- by his handling of labor-manage on the switchboard. ernor Nov. 7. They must ask them- ment relations. He will bring to this This lack of affection never affected any of us out- , selves which candidate will make j position an ability to deal not onl wardly. You'd hardly be aware of our inner bitterness, . the better chief^executive for the with the government of New Jersey unless you were around when we switched the Don next four years. They must select a but with other states. Mr. Mitche Ameche programs off. No child in Sea Bright li ever christened with the name Alexander. We are a proud man with proven ability, integrity,!commands great respect, community of 1,300 souls, and about 350 soulless . and administrative experience in I We must note, too, that Mr. telephones. ' government. They must choose as Mitchell, unlike his opponent, wai In other towns, when the phone rings, someone man to lead a state beset with the chosen not by party machines 01 picks it up and says sweetly: "Hello?" Not us. We many problems inherent with great i party leaders. He owes his stunnin yank it off the cradle and roar: "Yeah?" This puts growth and rising population. j primary victory to the people. There everybody in a proper mood. New Jersey is fortunate in that j was no gathering of party bosses t Every month, the telephone bill comes in and W« pay, as unpromptly as possible. The bill is always ac- ' both major parties have put forth > handpick Mr. Mitchell. His record companied by a sweet little pamphlet which tells us two excellent candidates for the!was set before the voters in the about some historic spot—like a lonely lighthouse— - governorship. The Republicans se- j primary election and they gave him These Payat which we are at liberty to call at any time we are pre- Jected Little Silver's James P. an overwhelming response. Mr. HAL pared to pay. J Mitchell, who established an out- Mitchell would be a governor whose DeHnitions Become Important The phone company takes in billions of dollars. standing record as the Secretary of responsibilities and loyalties rest BOYLE In Sea Bright we have heard—by smoke signal—that By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY the U.S. Government is thinking of borrowing money Labor in the administration of Presi- only with New Jersey's citizens. NEW YORK (AP) - Have you from the phone company. None of us believes it, be- dent Eisenhower. Jhe Democrats This we like. We can't have enough The logical mind can not use words without defi been' noticing how feeble your money is lately? cause if the government doesn't pay on time, the Bell ': chose Richard J. Hughes, a lawyer of this. nitions. Most of the confusions of our time are due to It doesn't go so far. people may turn off the entire country. who served with distinction as a These important judgments mus the lack of definition of terms; thus we generally con Money is like people. As it grows older, it Two weeks ago, the telephone company sent all ' Superior Court judge. be coupled with Mr. Mitchell's views use socialism and communism, a free society and a doesn't" Teem of us a big, imperative notice. Sea Bright is to get dial , What, then, should the factors on home' rule. He has come out democracy. One might say that it makes little differ able to do as phones. Yep. It's official. The circular finger-bender Is : much as It didcoming to us. On November 5, some minor official In be in making a choice between these strongly for this almost disappear- ence because most people have an in- when yr.unger. Red Bank will throw a switch and, if he doesn't blow two men? ing quality in government. It was in tuitive concept of what is meant. And therefore it doesn't com- every fuse on the beach, we will all start dialing «ach Admiral Rickover is gifted with a The charges and counter-charges a talk in Shrewsbury last month mand the other like we're demented. . i ; •; logical mind which compels him to.de same respect generated in the election should, for that he revived a Lincoln quote to fine his terms, so that when he refers from those a- We have been warned that we are no longer SE. the moment, be set aside. the effect that government should round it. Oh no. That's out We are now 842. All we have to do * to a subject, he and his hearer will The dollar hill do for the people only that which Instead, we must take a broader know precisely what is meant and the Is showing its is dial 842 and then our own number. If we are out 6f ••. town, all we have to do is to dial the area code fijrit, look at the experience of the twothey cannot do for themselves. He argument, if any, need not be over age. It has lost a lot of cents. As long ago is the Truman Ad- then the three numbers, then the four numbers, like : candidates as well as the manner in warned that the responsibilities words. ministration the 100-cent dollar 201, 842 2481. Easy. Mayor Tom Farrell and I were shirked on the municipal and county SOKOLSKY We speak of a free society by had declined to 54 cents. which they were selected by their thinking of haying this tattooed on our foreheads, but which we might mean anything from such an anarchist- Today the portrait of Geo.-ge respective parties. levels will be picked up in Washing- Washington would have to un-he said we'd better not, because we'd need mirrors to ton and Trenton. "The best state c society, as Emma Goldman advocated, to the gov-dergo a real face-lifting Job to There can be no doubt that Mr. get the dollar back up even to read it and it would come up backwards. government is the least state govern' srnment-dominated society which Franklin D. Ttoose- Mitchell stands as the man, strong •elt actually established in this country. hat level. Anyone who can't remember something simple like and courageous, to serve as Newment," Mr. Mitchell said. The erosion of money con- 201 842 2481 is a dunce. I'm a dunce. I don't dare con- Admiral Rickover defines a free society in pretinue- s In small almost unnoticed Jersey's governor. James P. Mitchell will give New ways and goes on, it seems, no fess this W the children. They have made a singing ise terms; matter what we do or who runs game out of it to the tune of "Merrily We Roll Along." He will bring to this position the Jersey the type of government it The Meaning of 'Free* the government. Or maybe it's Good King Wenceslaus. I forget But needs at this important pbint in its Every now and then something national stature acquired as a mem- they're not so bright. They have to keep humming all "By 'free' I mean a politically free society in which happens, however, to call it dra- ber of President Eisenhower's Cabi- history. We urge his election on the time to remember It he individual possesses 'inalienable rights,' and gov- matically to our personal atten- net He will bring to this position a Nov. 7. tion. The supreme insult occurred last week. The phone irnment is instituted 'to secure these rights.' We Hold A few weeks ago, for exam- t to be 'self-evident' truth that liberty is an indis- ple, I handed the bootblack in rang. I yelled: "Yeah . . . please?" The please w« in pensable attribute of the individual. Not absolute lib- our office a quarter for a shoe recognition of the dial to come. A young lady said that shine, as I have for many years. she' was in the business office of the Bell Telephone lour Money's Worth: erty, of course, for this is not possible unless one He shook his head. Company and did I know that we would soon be dwells on an uninhabited island, but the broadest lib- "It's 30 cents," he said. irty compatible with life in society. This is accom- "Thirty cents for a shoe getting dial phones. Israel and the Common Market ilished by making consent of the people indispensable hine?" I asked, a bit dazed. Of course, I said. Your boss sent us a notice. Yes, "Why not?" he replied. "The she said, gently, but the question was: did I know how By SYLVIA PORTER the functioning of government; in other words, by price of everything else has gnne associating the individual with the business of gov- up. I gotta raise my price, trio." to use a dial phone? I asked her to repeat the state- JERUSALEM-We were «ix, "Have you tried to get in yet? "If you don't get in, then A few days aRo I asked him ment. She did. I said: "Well, I've been out of Sea erning. In a free society the citizen has public func- if his 30-cent scale had cost himj j , tilting around a luncheon table Become an associate member?" what? tions, hence public status. His government, to quote Bright once or t la this capital city of Israel and "We have—informally," was his Entruoa Important manv customers. discussing the economic future ofjequally frank reply, and he went "Then we're in trouble. While Madison, 'derives ali its powers directly or indirectly "Mo," he said. "Why should "Ah," she said, "then you've used dial?" Both in- it? Business is as good as ever. thi» brave, young nation which on to reveal that Israel officials it's a political problem for thefrom the great body of the people, and is administered strumentally and detergentally, I Said. She gave me a What's an extra nickel to mo! lies at the have been taking every oppor- European nations, it's a problem by persons holding their offices during pleasure, for number and asked if I would dial it. "You kidding?" western tip oftunity to talk with leaders of theof economic survival for us." peonle?" the continent European Common Market to test The simple statistical facts a limited period, or during good behavior.'" Well, to one man at least th I said, not kidding. She was not. She said she would of Asia on thethe attitude toward Israel's ad- dramatize this latest of Israel's extra nickel was a disillusionin await my ring. Dutifully, I hung up and dialed. Some- eastern shore mission. (As was the case with challenges. Of her total agricul- It is interesting that Admiral Rickover bases hi: experience in basic economics, can distinctly remember wjici where, I could hear a ring and a voice said: "Thank of the Mediter- Britain, Israel wants to be as-tural exports, SO per cent goes toterminology on the Declaration of Independence which 'm ranean Sea. sured first informally that she the present common marketmem- if you paid 15 cents for a shn you, Mr. Bishop." I thought- How rich the phone Com- Earlier, we won't be turned down before shebers and those applying. Of herour youngsters are no longer told to memorize, as myshine, it gave you the feelin; pany must be to afford all this. had agreed that makes a formal application.) industrial exports, 35 per cent generation did. The Declaration rather than the Consti- vou were a real sport and sorn if Israel is to "They're sympathetic to us, bugoet s to these nations. Of her thing of a Datron of the fine I went down to the village and asked Jim Sullivan tution is the basic philosophic statement of American arts. Now at 30 cents I was bare- survive they're listening to the Arab top export—citrus—half Is taken . 4 _. . ., about it He's been grouchy and shaky because he's oh she threat 'if you let Israel in, we'l societ rhese davs ly meeting the going rate. PORTEK nomically, by England alone. Not only mustl y- 'here is a tendency to refer to the the wagon in his own saloon. He said that he too had must sharply not sell to you or buy from you. Even as long ago as the Fir. boost her industrial production It's a paper threat, but so far itshe maintain these sales; «helso-called Bill of Rights, that is, the first 10 amendments World War era a vice presidenl been given the dial test, but he flunked. Hit an 8 when •nd exports of goods, for she ishas barred us." m^ to the Constitution, as the whole of American political of the United States could mu he wanted a 9. I asked what will happen to him. He Importing far more from aboard | much as she is exporting, ia stay" - doctrine. By no stretch of the imagination can this be mur nostalgically: said he didn't know: "They might put the wall phone than she is selling abroad and i; CARMICHAEL i li ill l b "What this country needs is deep in the red in her'trade ac causing ealiv thee deficieconomicallt is beiny g onlcoverey bed- so. The first 10 amendments are, it is true, a restric- good five-cent cigar." back with the crank handle." counts with other nations. We had by Germany's reparation pay- tion upon government, but their main function is to But at that time you nouli Come to think of it, he was never much good at deplored the fact that the hostile ments, earnings from tourism, implement the Declaration of Independence which still get a pack of cigarettes foi that either. But it teaches me a lesson. Even though Arab nation.* are not only boycot- loans and contributions from the six cents, a five-cent glass of ting Israel but also threatening United States. holds certain truths to be self-evident. beer, and buy a good service- the big rich telephone company doesn't love me— to boycott any company or coun- Actually, Israel would be on the able topcoat for less than a med- please! the decibels!—they have managed to do some- try which doe« business with her. Among th* Certain Truths threshhold of association with the ium-priced pair of shoes cost thing that will keep the town talking for years ... We were up »o the point of listen- common market countries now— now. Ing what industrial products she Among certain truths is government by choice were it not for the Arab threats. Remember the 12 hotel room might develop to sell abroad and which was increasing during the 19th Century and A Lesson For U.S. the two-bit haircut, the five-cent where. i has been decreasing during the 20th Century. Since Will Israel get In, share in the cup of coffee, the 15-cent shave, Autumn Haze "If, despite the Arab threats,! common market's benefits? the American Revolution, country after country sought the penny postcard, the two-cen! foreign investments do help you' There's no obvious basis for to limit government, to expand the rights of the people letter, the nickel hot dog, an raise your industrial production' optimism — except, well, except the 15-cent ham and cheesi for export and if a boom in tour-! what Israel already has achieved to destroy every form of autocracy. Since the Russian sandwich? ism brings in increasing millions, j against fantastic odds and theRevolution, political development has been in the op- Remember the heaping five- Is there a chance you might have oft-quoted comment of her first your trade books in balance by posite direction. More and more countries have been cent ice cream cone, the five- president, Dr Chaim Weitmann, cent trollev car ride, the big 1985?" I asked one of the Israel that he who does not believe In taken over in one form or another of tutelage, either officials nickel candy bar? miracles is not a realist. by a dictatorship or by a single person, or the dicta- All these landmarks of lower- 1,000 Miles From France Meanwhile let the implications torship of an oligarchy of a dominant political party. priced living stand out in th of this talp nnt be missed by us. "Only if we can get into the This trend has been justified by Karl Marx's dictator- memory of the average middle- European Common Market," he Israel's vestporket-sirod problem aged, middle-class American. He r«p!ied matter-of-factry and soj is fining to he ours on a gigantic ship of the proletariat. Thus the "unfree" society has dreams of them sometime « he quietly I wasn't sure I'd heard sralp unle«s we wake up now to come into existence. Admiral Rickover defines the un- driven to work in a car that cost him, the fart that we Inn are out- him four times as much as the looking at the walls of a free society as follows: en' he drove In his youth. "Israel into the European Him! growing, hnnming market and „, '••'? mon Market? Why, you're 3.000 use tne One by one he has seen these miles away from France!" My! take action in time to adjust our- ' contrasting term 'unfree' to designate nrice landmarks vanish. Or, if •Stonisnment surely would have selves tn this shining new eco any society where the people do not have effective con- the price does remain the same, been yours. nomic farf of life. trol over their government. A great variety of political the size of the package or Its "Yes," and his voice was louder\ contents gets smaller and small HARD TO PLEASE systems fall into this broad category. They range from er. tnd grim. "Wr> sell most of the 1 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - A authoritarian countries where the ruler respects the He is told he is better off than product* we export try (he tixt young man rntcred Lew Upton's he ever wa», but when he tips countries nnw HI that market and restaurant, said he was broke law and does not meddle with the private lives of the to Great Britain, who's applying: and asked for a free meal, people except to demand political obedience, to mod-a barber a quarter-once the full for membership. As the common! nrice «f his haircut—he l«n'» so I.ipton said. 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• RED BANK REGISTER taeb groan tt epetkttt. Th« writ? DAILY CROSSWORD tea quwtfonmrt to be wbgdnxl Baptist Roll Call 8—Friday, October 27, 1961 to either party, not to Individual 1 French candidates, and must pertain to Set for Nov. 2 42. Dispatch Forum Set the office for which the candi- IS. Pal dates are running, Mrs. Meador NEW MONMOUTH — The New 8. Article of DOWN NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. lonmouth Baptist Church will S. M. Hoffman ot Red Bank will announced. •virtu LNet-lika Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Oceanport, old its annual roll call Thurs- 10. Organic fabric be moderator at a League of ay. Nov. 2, in the church at put of 2, Bittersweet Women Voters Candidates' Meet- president of the Red Bank Re- :30 p.m. The speaker will be THE soU coating ing Monday at 8 p.m. in the Tin-gional League, will speak. Mrs. )r. Norman Paullin, who Is a S. Falsehood too Falls School auditorium, Mrs. Meador will act as registrar. 13. A catkin 4. Ratify Glenn S. Meador, voters service Timekeepers will be Mrs, Wil-irofessor In Eastern Baptist Sem 14. Bick 5. Follow chairman, has announced. liam Fishbein, New-Shrewsbury, nary and a former pastor of the Animals prefer cotton suede at J. Kridel. 15. Bother 6. Drones 83."——on and Mrs; Charles Kroll, Shrews- Ubury Park Baptist Church. "NATURAL" 17. Accomplish ?. Japanese theJToss" The six candidates for local of- bury. ' They don't get skinned. 18. Compass 81 Dime or Dr. Paullin returned recently- apricot fice will speak on topics set by Ushers will be Mrs. Samuel point a Earthly penny the league, and will answer writ- rom a trip to Palestine. JWTHEHTICAILY CORRECT (abbr.) 8. Abel's S&Coerryor Furman, Mrs. H. E, Tavetian, ten questions only. The questions Mrs. Gerald Pelissier and Mrs. 19. Twining brother apple will be screened by a league com- stem St. Coin Mason DeCamillis, all of this bor- U. Fire-feed. mittee consisting of Miss Jose- Natural shoulderelegance 20. Indo- Ing machine 31. Observes (Bwod.) ough. If the thought of Chinese phine Lang, Red Bank, a member No person connected with the is laudably expressed in languag* 3 * 5 b 7 B of the organization's state board planning or conduct of the meet- cleaning your 21 College of directors, and Mrs. H. E. Sutin- g has been closely associated these outercoats by aleeplnff 9 IO II diffe and Mrs. Philip Nadler, with support or opposition to any Drapes and Curtains Barron-Andcrson. Fabric quarters both of Rumson. V crat and incumbent, will speak tor five minutes each on the sub- CAUTIOUSLY LAUNDERED 30. Manuscript 2A9 Y/<30 31 (abbr.) 28 ject, "Why 1 Should Be Elected AND RESULT IN A CRISP. Tax Assessor." S3. Bone 3*' 34- sweep- NEW FRESH LOOK READY > (anat) a % The candidates for council, FOR HANGING. 83. Fashion 35 3* 37 38 34. Hint Frank Cooper and Florence Pes- koe, Democrats, and Robert 35, Learner » 4O 37. Hang- Henck and Herbert L. Willett, 3d, Look Into This Today! man's 41 « Republicans, will be given 10 min- Let Union Imperial take the work out of rope utes each to speak on this ques 39. Quiet IO38 tlon: home making. W» will dry cl»«n your "What Is the primary need of drapes and home furnishings to perfection. the citizens of this borough for JUST one. call does it all. Today's Business Mirror which you think more responsibil- GOODRICH ity should be assumed by the gov- ernment? Which level of govern- ment should assume responsibil- HARDWARE Service Tie-in DRY CLEANERS ity for this unmet need and any (Across from A&P) Editor'! Note—Manufacturer* either to share in the wealth or others you wish to discuss: local, 14 E. Newman Springs Rd. AND LAUNDRY ire getting Into the service because of a connection between regional co-operation of local gov- business. It's profitable and their goods and services. UNION-IMPERIAL ernments, county, state, or fed- RED BANK often promotes tales of their Sometimes the connection eral government?" SH 7-2477 500 BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY SH 1-2228 own goods. In this, last ot seems way out—like Montgom- ntlMtlnn nprirwi will frtllnw three articles on the service ery Ward and Sears, Roebuck Industries, Sam Dawion, AP mail order and retail chains of- business news analyst, also fering package travel tours tells how such • tie-In is good Sometimes the connection Is ob- for the bost communities. vious—like General Motors and Ford subsidiaries financing deal- By SAM DAWSON ers' sales of autos on the fns'al! ment plan. Sometimes it's a NEW YORK (AP) - Many wedding of convenience — like manufacturers wish you'd spend that between makers of consum more of your Income on their er goods that sell on the Install-! $69.50to $95. goods. But many others see in ment plan and Insurers of the|| the service Industries that are debtor's life. ^tinner Quality Living!- • getting an ev- Open Fri. 'til 9 er larger share Service Industries of your spend- Often manufacturers get ln-| ing money a volved in the service Industries good market the best way to promote use| Pick a big man for a big job UI.H. for their own of their products. wares. Appliance makers have been And an in- making a good thing out of laun< creasing num- dry and dry cleaning centers, ber of manu- Men's, Boys' Clothing some by furnishing the machines and and Ladies' Sportswear facturers for Independent service firms, are 181 Broadway, producers some by setting up their own DAWSON getting into the Long Branch chains of coin-operated devices service business themselves, for the serve-yourself minded. Standard, Inc., Little Rock, Ark., began selling dry clean, ing machines nearly two years ago. Norge has several thousand PROWN'S in operation. ALD, Inc., dis- tributes Westinghouse machines. FOR BETTER VALUES! Fhilco fs starting Its own chain. Whirlpool is putting dry clean ing machines in some American SUPER KEMTONE Oil Company service stations. The fast growing recreation In- INTERIOR PAINT! COLORS! dustry has put manufacturers of sporting equipment kneedeep In the promotion of such things as REG. .99 bowling alleys, skiing and other 6.59 resorts, company sponsored am 4 GAL ateur teams and leagues of all sorts. ALL PLASTIC Cosmetic makers set up theli VENETIAN own beauty salons and chain Vice Pres., Federated Dept. Stores-1947-55 Assistant Secretary of the Army • 195$ LARGE 24 GAL. and health ranches—some wltl BLINDS a celebrity clientele. TRASH CAN e Up to M"lM" Electronic companies, like In with steel lock handle* e White rotten tape M4 eoct ternational Business Machines, e Willie atMl •!*• Remington Rand, and Genera! and lid. Colors Electric, find the services ol fered smaller companies b; R .95 computer centers is good bus ness, as well as that from targi 9.95 H» companies which can buy or the big machines full time. Makers of trucks and all man ner of factory equipment hav found doing business with leas- FULLONEINCHTHICK ing companies, independent oi subsidiary, to their advantage. ALUMINUM Wooing Tourists Rapid expansion of the schoo COMBINATION STORM age population, a bonanza foi publishers of text books, has pu and some makers of school supplies In the service business. Somi SCREEN DOOR 32,000 vending machines now service schools In 33 states wit notebooks, pens, typing papei and the like. The closer tie-in between man ufacturers and servicing firms i; becoming clearer to communitlei seeking to promote local pay rolls. Get a new plant in ynu U. S. Secretary of Labor • 1955-1961 Chairman, Hathnal Hailroad Board * 1961 town, and it'll need many kinds e Installation optional of services itself—and its em ployees will need even more. • Complete, ready to hang! States and localities are woo Complete, ready to install. Price includes piano hinge ing tourists with the service In door with two glass and one screen insert, dorm chain, dustries very much in mind. Va weather stripped, air closure, knob and hardware. cationists buy handicraft item; and other souvenirs but the bi outlay is for hotels, motels, gas- WE RE-GLAZE & RE-SCREEN oline, laundry. The increase in leisure tinie- any type whether at home or on the roai -r-ls attracting more business at- ALUMINUM FRAME tention. To that end. Leisure De- vices, Inc., is being set up fo WINDOWS research, development, manufac- ture and distribution of labor complete line of and time saving products. The company's aim: "To Increase leisure by reduc ing radically the amount of time KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS consumers as well as Industry TRAVERSE RODS—ALL SIZES now must spend on mundane, nongratifyinj: lasks." • BUDGET TIJIMS • FREE DELIVERY More than forty citations from universities, national, state and chic organization STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO I P.M. CANALE HEADS CD WEDNESDAY and MtlDAY TO t /^JJJ>. RUMSON - The Doard of F.d "Between Yanko's & ReiHJllles" v>*y uration appointed a Civil Dc- T) fpiuse liaison committee lues- day. The action was taken as jTOWllo nod weto/Jmu/f a result of a letter Irom Igna- tius Canale local CD director. James P. Mitchellf or Governor 32 Brood St. 3Hadyslde 1-7500 Rtd Bank The letter waj not sent by Ron- ald Jacobs as Incorrectly re- ported Ja Wednesday's Register. JljfflK BECiSTEB FrUby, October 27,1561-5 brHANKKBTCHAM On Salt Friday 6:00 to 9:30 P.M. M MONTGOMERY WARDand Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 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SPECIAL VALUE WORK OUTFIT SPECIAL MEN'S BRENT ,W THIS TyPEWRlTBR RIBBON TrlElrlKTHATlVASlEFTl* News Oddities: FLEECE UNED Chimp's Paintings SWEATSHIRTS By The Associated Press and within an hour 40 of them Chimp's paintings sell like hot were sold. Prices ranged from cake* . . . Motorisj Joyridgtpn $2 to »9. •irstrip . . . Fish flounder Into The three-year-old Beauty, from Iteel mill—A glance at the balm- the Cincinnati Zoo, has been while ier side of the news. painting roost of her life. On art disciple said she currently is Chimp No Chump in her "Circular period" after an they Th« finger painting! ef Beauty undisciplined "Wild Period.1 the chimpanzee went on sale at Beauty was not present at the an East Side Manhattan Gallery sale. The picture proceeds, aside from providing extra bananas, last! will benefit the Cincinnati Zoo- Dr. Gross logical Society. •: Fried Fish Soft Absorbent Will Speak A? Sharon, Pa., thousands of shad, swamped four hot mills of 100% Cotton To Alumni the Sharon Steel Corp. as water was pumped in from the Shenan- go River. The mills shut down • Heec* lintd for temporarily. warmth Workers grabbed enough fish SHIRT & PANTS from two intakes to fill four oil drums. • Gray heather and COMBINATION white Unhappy Landing An Eastern Air Lines plane had • S - M • L to circle the municipal airport at "ireenville, S. C. several times while police cleared the runway of a cruising auto containing two men and two women. The station wagon was being driven up and down the major landing strip. The plane finally landed on the strip and the car's occupants landed before a city judge. He fined them on intoxi- cation charges.

Collecting Motorists who drop slugs, wash- Dr. Mason W. Cross ers, foreign coins, buttons, etc. into New York state thruway au- FREEHOLD - Dr. Mason W. tomatic toll collecting machlners Gross, Rutgers University presi- are being chased and fined. dent, will be the featured speak- What happens when a motorist er at a meeting of the Rutgers drops more than the required tol Club of Monmouth County din- into an automatic hopper? Do mA save 20% ner meeting Nov. 9 in the Ameri troopers chase them, too? MEN'S Can Hotel, here. Said State Police Lt. James H MEN'S UNDERWEAR WORK PANTS Dr. Grois, a Rumson resident, Smith: "No. That's no violation MEN'S ALL-WOOL will discuss the new building That's a gratuity." WARM, L0N9-WKAX program currently under way at IN EXTRA WARM Rutgers. THICKSIT COTTON TOPCOATS FOR Other speakers will be Prof. Jaycees Vote THERMAL KNIT Albert W. Twitchell, director of CORDUROY PANTS WARMTH athletics, and Ernest T. Gardner, university director of alumni re- To Support 166 lations. 44 A cocktail hour will be held Green Acres •t 7 p.m. Dinner will be served Rig. 1.99 at I. SHREWSBURY - The Greater Serving on the dinner meeting Red Bank Jaycees met last night Rtg. 4.99 • Expertly tailored committee are Herman Crystal, in Shadowbrook and heard Dr. Shirt or Drawers Interlaken; Donald C. Hembllng, Roland F. Smith, assistant chief • Ktept you warm en • Bar-tacked at all points ! • Most popular styles Rumson; Arthur Z. Kamin, Fair of fisheries, Division of Fish and Haven, and J. Allen Mohn, El- Game, who spoke on behalf of Hie coldest days... of strain • Gold rayon lining beron. the Green Acres Bond Issue. yet It Isn't bulky • Zipper fly front Dr. Smith showed slides and Smart styling deluxe WORKING FOR HUGHES Terrific Brent Thermal knit Strong Powr-Houie tai- answered questions. After the fabrics, extra care to RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Gil- talk, the Jaycees voted to sup- combed cotton has thou- lored work pants, cut over tailoring details make bert Bennett, 29 Chestnut Dr., port the bond Issue on the Nov. tands of tiny air pockets and Raymond Mitchell, 1 Ohio 7 ballot. graduated patterns for this an exceptional buy! which trap natural body Dr., have been appointed chair- Members sworn in at the meet- "correct, comfortable fit. New colors, patterns. men of the local Citizens for ing were Dr. Michael Arnone, heat for extra warmth. Completely washable. Pre- Hughes organization, it was an- Red Bank, Raymond Ryan, Red S-M-L-XL. Regular, short, long. nounced by William V. Browne, Bank, Jack Sullivan, Long cuffed. Hazlet, state vice chairman of Branch, and Gus Bernauer, New Citizens for Hughes. Monmouth.

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Q NO MONEY DOWN when you buy on credit at Wards &r, October 27,1961 RED BANK REGISTER East "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Keansburg For Smley, October 29 Present—For You and Michael Compton, son of Mr Yours • • • Wait and tee what and Mrs. William Compton, Sun- set PL, celebrated his eighth the future holds rather than birthday Friday at a double par- nuhing into something that may ty which was held also for his be difficult to get but of. Take brother, Robert, who made his advantage of chance to mike IF YOUR OIL TANK EVER first communion in St. Ann's extra cash through unusual Catholic Church, Keansburg transaction during coming week Present were Linda Bell, °Anna —provided it U on the up-and- Marie Grant, Michael Moore, up. Aspects favor handling per- RUNS DRY, WE'LL GIVE YOU Sharon Van Cleef, Sandra Har- rington, Jill and June Harring- sonal attain today. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Van SMASHES FOOD PRICES Cleef, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Har P«t... On October 29| 1540, Fihire • • • Army uniforms and rington, Mr. and Mrs. John Bel the firat peacetime compulsory tome articles of civilian clothing and Mr. and Mrs. William Grant military tervice in the U.S. wai made ol paper are well along in inaugurated when Secretary of the experimental stage and may SUN. thru TUES. SAVINGS War, Henry L. Stimjon, drew be available within the coming Mrs. Frank Engleman, presi- No. 158 from a bowl in the dent of the East Keansburg Par- War Department Auditorium year. They'll be tear-proof \ai Prices effective thru Tuesday, October 31, 1961. Right to Limit. ent-Teacher Association; Mrs. in Washington. water-proof. Edward Ensign, president of the county • PTA; Mrs. Neil McGin- The Day Under Your Sign ley, Mrs. John J. Bohach, Mrs Robert Jervis and Mrs. Lawrence ARIES (Bon March II »« April I?) LIBRA IS.pt. 21 to Cfct. M) , , "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" TOP CHOICE GALLONS II Kxntooe diiaarcea, drop the (abject. Doo'l rdr on odwrt" ptooiata aa mcttt Gardner spent three days this Avoid • critical attitude. abound* under current raji. week attending the PTA Conven- ! TAiitiK IWI in h. M.v 101 SCORPIO (Oct. 21 ro r4. yon mult gm «M taw I ciety ol Preservation and En- LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab, 191 couragement of Barber Shop Hamanitarleniam il fivoMbr/ affected. Be preptred to chaflf e cooriee andocav CHUCK Demand! on tint may bt (rial. Quartet Singing of America, Inc. ljr—liaTf an alternative. will present a show Nov. 4 in VIRGO (An* 12 to S*pt. 22) PISCES | Feb. 20 to Marcli 20) A rode remark mar Va U» «•*» of Una cantionalr •< Too are conllSertac Middletown Township High ignorance. Juat Ignore it. am important ctiange. School. Q »oi. Field Baerpriaa. Inc. THAT'S HOW SURE WE ARE Bernadette and Thomas Hem- hauser, children of Mr. and Mrs. STEAKS OF OUR AUTOMATIC CHEVRON John Hemhauser, Vineyard Ave., Middletown Oceanport were confirmed in St. Catherine's HOME HEAT SERVICE! Catholic Church Tuesday. Spon- The home of Mr. and Mrs. Home after an extended visit Richard Seuffert, 41 Bamm Hol- When you enjoy our CHEVRON Blanket-Care sors were Mrs. Gertrude Ahern with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- and James Hemhauser. A family low Rd., will be the scene of a ert Creamer, Milford, Conn., Mr. Home Heat Service you enjoy worry-free heat* celebration was held. Halloween costume party for and Mrs. Fritz Petsch, Provi- ing! For instance, you never have to order fuel. neighbors and friends tomorrow dence, R. I., and Mr. and Mrs, night. Attending will be Mr. and We deliver automatically when you need it. If Howard I. Wilson and family of A family dinner was held after Mrs. G. Paul Kenndey, Mr. andMatawan, is Mrs. John T. Wil- Ib. we slip up, we'll stand by the offer we've mads the confirmation of Neil Stover, Mrs. Jerome Rabe, Mr. and Mrs. son, 274 Oceanport Ave. above. We stand just as firmly behind the other son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stov- Albert Florshiemer, Mr. and Mrs er Oct. 24. Attending were Hen- John Kamna, Mr. and Mrs. Lud- great features of our Blanket-Care Service. „ ry Urban, North Bergen; Mrs. wig Bilow, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Charles P. Van Brackle, Ask us about them soonl Thomas Barba, this place, the Smith and Mr. and Mrs. William 100 Main St., entertained mem- sponsors; Thomas Barba and Ehlers, Middletown; Dr. and Mrs. bers of the Monday Evening Club family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ra- Donald Seuffert and Mr, and Mrs. at her home. Guests were Mrs buffo and family, Mr. and MrsJosep. h Seuffert, Shrewsbury, and Edmund Kemble of Wanamassa, Henry Urban, Mr. and Mrs. An Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seelejr, Mr. Mrs. C. Kenneth Riddle, Dwyane thony Vaccarella Jr. and Mr. andand Mrs. Al Andrews, Mr St., and Mrs. William Reilly, 8 Cut from Ye»n|, Oeiwtae "•• IAVI OIL. COMPANY Mrs. Ernest Preston. and Mrs. Arthur Young, Mr. andBridgewater Dr. The group will RIB LAMB CHOPS epV'in^i erllll% ^t*9*'eV0 vwlMll Mrs. John Bardow, Mr. and Mrsmeet next week at the home of lie 11, FOOT OF PEARL ST. S. J. Kiancy, Newark. Mrs. Fred Wood, 19 Main St. "Simply Wondarful" „ An ancient trail over Great St. Cut Irem Younf, Oanulna '"• e SHI HOMIHiAT SERVICE IN LI, RED BANK Bernard Pass was improved by LOIN LAMB CHOPS Sftrlna, Pink Mealed tomb Ktepsyou warm... the Romans in the first century Capt. (Ret.) and Mrs. Arthur Recent guests at the home of Mason, 18 Maple Ave., have re- e I«VE coven everything! SH 1-7250 A. D. and it became the most Mr. and Mrs. Victor Diefenderfer, traveled thoroughfare over the turned to their home following a SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS ™««»™ '69 Ml LI. Fish Hawk Dr., was Mr. Diefen- motor trip through the West. Ac- derfer's mother, Mrs. Alma Die- companying the couple was their e SAVE fenderfer, Greenville, Pa. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and LAMB COMBINATION CHOPS »snw -27 ft* 11. Mrs. Kenneth Little and son, Bil- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nizolek, ly, of Takoma Park, Md. The SAVE EXTRA - EXTRA, NSW ZENITH Cherry Tree La., spent last week family visited Capt. Mason's SLICED CALVES LIVER No LI. end visiting Mr. Nizolek's brother mother, Mrs. Mattie Mason, in at Cornell University, Ithaca, Danvers, 111., and relatives, Mr. s e SAVE N. Y. and Mrs. Keith Mason In Sharon, ITALIAN SAUSAGE ,:, ™, »69 let LI, Wis. "Simply Wonderful"—Buy the Part Yen Like the Beil AA COLOR TV JUST ARRIVED SAVE Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jerome • Rabe and son, Bam Hollow Rd., Col. Coffin to Retire CHICKEN PARTS "-• ' M lit LI, last week was Mrs. Rabe's moth- ON OUR SALES FLOOR!! er, Mrs. Anna Marinello of Brook- From Army Service Ua or lyn. FORT MONMOUTH - Col. Ed- ward C. Coffin, Jr., 55, of Clay- FOR BAKING AND FRYING - 5c OFF LABEL - SAVE 10c Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miriam, ton, Ala., retires from the Army Rldgefield, Conn., were recent this month after a military career AH MEW 1962 guests at the home of Mrs. of over 31 years service. WMBL The Army Signal Corps officer, Charles Allaire, Sr., Fish Hawk Dr. the son of Mrs. Eula Cole Coffin Swivel Console TV of Kichland, Ga., was awarded the Army Commendation Medal Attending the RutgersPrlnce- at a Fort Monmouth parade ton football game In Princeton earlier this month for duty at this CRISCO 3 79 were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Al- installation the past year. He was laire, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. F. G,chief of the Army Signal School's Mb. Stender, 3d of Faln*Haven. Doctrine Division and later direc- ALL GRINDS—SAVE 10c tor of the Signal Corps Doctrine YUBAN COFFEE can 69' Mrs. Roger MacCormick and and Training Literature Office. 10c Off Label daughters, Deborah and Leah, Col. Coffin, after his retire- quart Tindall Rd., spent last week-end ment, will reside with his wife KRAFT MAYONNAISE SAVE 16e visiting the MacCormicks' daugh and two children in Winter Park, ter Ruth, who is freshman at Fla. 4M Barrington College, Barrington, R. I. No problem finding tenants when you advertise The Register Mr. and Mrs. John Devaney, way.—Advertisement. Normandy Ct., have returned aft- ADVERTISEMENT SLICED BACON er spending a week in Washing- ton, D. C. While there, they at- 100 Top Firms tended the Regional Administra- SWIFT'S tors' Conference of the Security Rent or Lease Exchange Commission. Mr. De- PREMIUM ib. vaney is a member of the SECVehicles From Avis pkg. in New York City. More than 100 of the top firms SAVE 20c BIG 23 MAN KILLED in the United States have found 59 , MiM HILLBURN, N. Y.-Edward R. It to be more advantageous to PICTURE Strosny, 20, of Rochelle Park, rent or lease their vehicular large, Ib$ e N. J., was killed Wednesday when needs from Avis. If your firm the car he was driving, went out EMPEROR GRAPES Red Clutter* 2 29 uses trucks or automobiles let us of control and struck a utility SCREEN show you how you can have the pole. James R. Peterson, Jr., New Crop, Sweat ond Juicy florldo, Floverhll vehicle of your choice on an 23- ovarall dlaf. 19, also of Rochelle Park, a pas- C picture mail., senger in the Strosny auto, is in economical lease plan. Phone FLORIDA ORANGES 10 39 Seedless GRAPEFRUIT £ 39« 290 tq. In. or fair condition In the Suffern, N. Y.Avis Rent-A-Car, 102 W. Front ractangular Hospital. St.. Red Bank. SJH 1-9499. picture eree. APPETIZER SPECIALS - SUNDAY ONLY! IMPORTED POLISH CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE

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The sentimental sore, spared their like us, they will pull us down celebrated. *remony In the home of the erald green satin and velvet, and Union Beach Auxiliary will en- lives when it was promised the every time we get a foothold on A covered dish luncheon will irtde'i parents. The bride is a she carried a bouquet of pale yel- tertain. A Christmas party will newborn baby would be named the ladder of success. graduate of William Tennent low chrysanthemums and pom- be held. Mary after his mother. He pre- be served for the American Home pons. The bridesmaids wore sim- Christmas bazar workshop today Most mothers are by way of High School, Ivyland, and is em- The Dec. 11 trip to New Yo sented her with a bolt of green ilarly designed dresses in gold In the club at 10:30 a.m. thinking that If a child has a can-. ployed by Bell Telephone Com- will include a performance at Ra ish-blue brocaded silk, which he I satin and velvet and carried Mrs. Vincent Fazio is chair- takerous deposition there is noth- wny. dio City Music Hall and dinni said he hoped would be made into ing that can be done about it. The bridegroom was graduated bronze chrysanthemums and pom her wedding gown. man of the annual bus ride and HUFFMAN,/? BOYLE at the Stockholm Restaurant. iheater party Nov. 29. They will It is just too bad that'Johnny rora Matawan High School and pons. always quarrels with the other lutgers University, class of 1961, Donald Lyons, East Meadow, Mrs. Hugh Boule reported thai It was, and she wore it at her ittend the hit show "Mary, Mary" the fruit cakes will be delivered children and every game he Is In there he received his bachelor of was best man. Ushers were Rob- marriage to Thomas Wallace. and luncheon at the Hotel Well- FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM this week. Orders are still belnj breaks up in a row. And Mother dene* degree. He Is employed ert Durkta, Middletown and Al- When she later became a widow ington. accepted. sighs instead of getting busy and y the Burpee Seed Co., Doyles- plionse Ventura, Union. with four sons, Captain Pedro, A delegation of members at- making Johnny play fair and give At. 35 Circle, Eatonlown—Liberty 2-1010 Dwn, Pa. The bride is a graduate of Copies of the amended by-law who had kept track of her through tended the fifth district confer- and take, and not assume the They will reside In Ivyland. Columbia High School, Maple- were distributed. the years, invited her to keep ence in Point Pleasant Beach right to run the whole show. wood and Essex County Adult Members voted to purchase sis house for him In a magnificent Monday. ilankets for the squad. I have known any number of Mrs. Stanley Derechaito, wel •V.J competent men and women who Attend Meeting are chairman, reported she sent could never hold a Job because they could, not get along with MIDDLETOWN — Women of Tohn Bunger a gift while he was GOOD WEATHER- OR BAD WEATHER! hospitalized. the other employees. I have Kiag of Kings Lutheran Church The birthday of Mrs. Benedi known many professional people attended the 12th annual conven- Jmith was celebrated during th whose careen were wrecked be- tion of the Central Conference iocial hour which followed. Mrs cause they were always saying or of United Lutheran Church Wom- i ilbert Hickman and Mrs doing something to offend their en of the Evangelical Lutheran Charles Meeker were hostesses best clients. And we all know that Synod of New Jersey yesterday in Hostesses for the next meeting at the bottom of every unhappy St. James Lutheran Church, Phil- will be Mrs. Michael Wagner am marriage is the wife or husband lipsburg. Mrs. Raymond Seigelski. who has never learned the art of getting along with people. ' Then teach your children how ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH to take it. Life Isn't easy for any of us. Every Job Is hard and dis- ANNUAL HARVEST HOME SUPPER couraging, but those who have the courage to stand up and fight HOT TURKEY DINNER and who come up smiling after every rebuff of fortune always SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 win out in the end. It Is the whiners and the complalners and DINNER SERVED 5 - 6 and 7 P. M. those who throw up their hands ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN $1.00 and quit when the sledding gets St. Gabriel's Auditorium difficult who are failures. ROUTE 520, BRADEVELT PHONE 946-4487 Teach them to finish what they (Opposite Marlboro State Hospital) start. Make the baby finish Its bottle. Make the toddler com- plete his block house. Teach your Halloween children a pride In doing, good work and never laying down on their jobs. You can't down the man and woman who have pa- Parade tience and grit enough to stick to TEMPTING GOODIES, ready for the Autumn Bazar of the thing they have undertaken. fhe Red Bank Methodist Church, are shown by Mrs. The failures are those who flit Walter A. McCoach, left, to her co-chairman Mrs. M. from one thing to another and do nothing well. J. Berdahl. The event will take place Thursday, from Teach your children these 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. things and you will have fitted them for life.

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Community Event Sponsored by Classical Ballet Technique Eatonlown's Recreation Commim'on and the Contemporary Jan Tap - Acrobatic • Toe MSC Merchants Association JEWELERS M. SILBERSTEIN BALLROOM BATON RID IANK LONG BRANCH Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperitt - Slipcovers 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK 201 East Bergen Place SH 1-2208 te Telephone Company Official Is Honored HIGHLANDS - Arthur Forson, Also, William Gregg, Shrews- 67 Obre PI., Shrewsbury, was bury; Paul Tanner, Rumson; Wi honored recently at a party here Ham Wymbs, Eatontown; Harve; at Bahrs Restaurant on the oc- Spranger, West Long Branch; casion pf his advancement to a Ronald Ferko, Marlboro; Roberi management post in the New VanBrunt, Belford; Fredericli Jersey Bell Telephone Co. Pierce, Oakhurst; Otto Richter, The committee In, charge of the Oaklmrst; Walter Lang, Burling party was William Hogan, Atlan- ton; Ellery Fudge, West Lon tic Highlands, and Herbert Frake, Branch; Frederick Seidenzah River Plara. Little Silver; Francis Coakley, Attending were Raymond Mead, Wanamassa; Edward Schlaaf Farmingdale; Robert E. Dick, New Brunswick; Lester Higgins, Manasquan; Watson Stiliwagon, Somerset; James Crowley, Keans Eatontown and William Hack, Lit- burg; Frederick Wheeler, Free tle Silver, plants service suoer- hold; Howard Richel, Red Bank, visor in charge o{ Central Office, and Harold Topp, Monmoutt Red Bank area. Beach. Mrs. Stokes Honored FORT MONMOUTH - Mrs. tory receptionist in the Stelnbac Marjory W. Stokes, a reception- Building in Long Branch in 195; FANCY CANDLES — The Women's League for Service of the Reformed Church, ist at the U. S. Army Signal Re- and followed the organization ti search and Development Labor- Bradley Beach and Squire Ha Keyport, is making preparations for a Christmas season baiar, to be held in the atory, was honored at a re- before she moved to the Hexagor church house Nov. 18. Left to right are Mn. Robert Cameron, Mrs, Cornelius Ack- tirement party held here Friday headquarters. erson, Mrs. Harry Hughson and Mrs. Norman Lockwood putting finishing touches on in Gibbs Hall. More than 100 Party Guests persons attended. Among those attending the din some fancy hand-made candles for the affair. Bazar proceeds will go into the Mrs. Stokes, of 206 Second Ave., ner party were Col. James M church's building fund. EXHIBITING in a one-man show in the Guild of Creative Art, 620 Broad St., Shrews- \sbury Park, started as labora- Kimbrough, Jr., commanding the Signal Lab; Dr. Hans K. Zieg- bury, is Marshall Stewart Simpson of Scotch Plaint, shown with Mrs. W. G. Mennen, ler, chief scientist, and Maj. Gen. Jr., of Fanwood, who assisted him with the hanging of the show. Mr. Simpson's, vlrs. Savorese W. Preston Corderman (Ret.] Card Party Style Show Is Held recaption will be Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. in the gallery. The show will continue former commander of Fort Mon > President mouth and deputy chief signal of KEYPORT — The Order of the Models were Mrs. Louis Row< Frank Terxeria, Mrs. William through November. The artist is listed in "Who's Who in American Art" and "Who's Alexandria, Va.; Mrs. Irving Cul Dillon, Mrs. Edward Wagner, NEW MONMOUTH - Mrs. Sal- ficcr. Eastern Star, Golden Chapter Who in the East." His paintings have been exhibited in leading museums throughout The Misses Madeline Ward an ;ard party and fashion show held ver, Matawan; Mrs. William Re Mrs. Gloria Brerse, and Mrs. Ann atore Savorese is the new presi- MacBrayne and Mrs. Eastmond, the country, and In Mexico. He received the New Jersey "Artist of the Year" lent of the United Women's Lu- Agnes Skaf, both of Asbury Park, here Wednesday in the Masonic croel and Miss June Krayle, Wesl lifelong friends of Mrs, Stokes, Keansburg; Mrs. Rudolph Reiss worthy matron of the chapter. award in 1959. heran Church Women. Temple, was attended by 116 also attended. Little Silver; Mrs. Frank East Mrs. Alfred Ccmpton was elect- guests and members. ed vice president; Mrs. Philip Mrs. Stokes, known to~«veryoni mond. Keyport; Mrs. Edwarc McGrath, secretary; Mrs. Milton in the laboratory as "Stoksie, Fall fashions were shown by Watkinson, and Miss Karen Sell was presented with a command- Nov. 3 in Rumson Grow, Show Carroll, treasurer; Mrs. Michael Flora of Red Bank. ick, Keansburg; Mrs. Carlton Je ing general's Certificate of Ac- Santoianni, Christian Education sup, Hazlet; Mrs. Robert Bake hievement, a cartoon depicting The commentary was given by Chairman; Mrs. Eldon Roem- Union Beach, and Mrs. Widmann Garden Club the confusion that would ensue Mrs. Theodore Strobe!, Keyport. mele, Christian Service chair- without her presence at the re- Chairman of the event was Mrs, Committee workers were Mr, Barnard Club Tea man; Mrs. Lawrence Krampert, ception desk, and no less than Edgar Widmann, Atlantic High- Albert Bennet, Mrs. Harrison membership and Mrs. Richard lands. RUMSON — Miss Helen Me- Sets Date three corsages. Boggs, Miss Kay Boggs, Mrs. Vin- Panltenier, Thank Offering. Cann, director of admissions at ALLENHURST - Grow and No Plans Musical background was by pi- cent Reynolds, Mrs. Ernesl Show Garden Club of Allenhurst The members planned an Every Cordts, Mrs. John" Phillips, Mrs Barnard College, New York, will Mrs. Stokes says that "shi mist Mrs. Wilbur Huylar. THE RESULTS OF A be guest speaker at an Irlforma started the Christmas mailing Women's Visitation the end of hasn't a plan in the world" foi tional tea to be given by the Bar- early, when 300 schedules were this month. activity after retirement, but shi REVOLUTIONARY nard Club of Monmouth County sent out, announcing the sixth A program on Christian Wom- admits that she probably will di TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS Nov. 3 at 4:30 p.m. in the club Christmas greens show, to be held m was presented by the mem- volunteer work at Fitkin Hosp SURVEY THAT WILL Dec. 5 and 6 the First Methodist >ers. Mrs. Roger Burklns was tal, and "I have a lot of friend! house of the Junior Service AMAZE THOSE WITH League, Center St. Church of Oakhurst. he leader. all over the world that I woulc PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES Some 40 students from schools This years theme, "Christmas- Hostesses were Mrs. Frank like to see." HEARING LOSS throughout the county are expect' Here-There and Everywhere," •everlng and Mrs. Santoianni. It could be a busy retirement STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES ed to attend. Guidance counsellors has been carried out on the sched- have also been Invited. ule cover of green featuring a Mrs. Warren Beer, will show pine swag and a ball representing ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS people wen ques- the globe. The Scandinavian coun- 32 Complete Training Established Telephona tioned about Acous- color slide* taken at Barnard Col- tlcon's Exciting New lege. Mr*. Harry Swartz, presi- tries, along with Spain, France, Ireland and many others, are in- 1884 SH 1-0001 Design Heating dent of the club is general chair- Assistor. cluded in the arrangement class- In Gray Lady Program 222 man of the tea. 17 Iread St. RED IANK Commitee chairmen arc Mrs. es. SHREWSBURY — A group of fourth sessions will be held at thi HEARING ASSISTOB Theodore Boyd, Jr., refresh- The presidents of garden clubs 2 women have completed the participating hospitals, under thi ments; Mrs. Lawrence Manning, in zone 10 have received sched- rst two training sessions of the direction of the administrative correspondence, and Mrs. Carl ules, inviting their members to Iray Lady volunteer program, and nursing staff. participate. These include: Atlan- Casriel, publicity. :ponsored by the Red Cross. The Those volunteers who met oi tic Highlands Garden Club, Bay. Miss Irma VonGlahn will pre- wrpose of the program is to re- Monday in the Home for thi side at the tea table. Floral decor berry Club of Brielle, Holly Club ieve the professional staff at the Chronic Sick, Long Branch, wen THE RANNEY PRIVATE SCHOOL ... •tions will be by Miss Alice Miss Helen MoCano of Sea Girt, Point Pleasant Worn tospitals of routine tasks. Mrs. Harry Brandt, Mrs. Albe Brown. an's Club—garden department, An orientation to Red Cross is Kind, Mrs. Frank Leslie and Mrs. (GRADES K-9) Garden Clubs of Fair Haven-Long Miss McCann will be Inter- iven in the first session. The sec-Marion Rayon. o//er» to capable, ambition* students mutual academic viewed on WJLK at 2 p.m. that Branch, New Shrewsbury-RFD ond session stresses basic Gray Rey^Ho Holmdel, Toms River, Little Sil- On Wednesday volunteers whi training: French at all levels, Latin from 7th grade, -day. She will discuss what a sto Lady conduct, regardless of hos studied at the Patterson Arm; dent in high school today can ex- ver, Navesink, Northfield, Rum- pital assignment. The third and algebra from 8th grade, plut all the ipecial equipment, son, Shrewsbury and Shore of El. Hospital, Fort Monmouth, were pecufrom a liberal arts educa- Talks To Mrs. Oscar Irgens, Mrs. Charles materials, and ikill in teaching the three JJ>tw«d-ly people interviewed did not tion.' . . . beron. Presidents of women's clubs in Jahnig, Mrs. James Mahan, Mrs. the Rumson Reading Institute (our associated uhool) know that tho interviewer Frank Maloney, Mrs. R. J. Me- was wearing a tearing aid. Fellowship the fifth district as well as count- Pastor Is in after-school classes. We have had long and success- less flower arrangers in the area Murray, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. 14 out of 15 DOCTORS RED BANK - More than 100 also have been invited to partici Victor Vissering and Mrs. John ful experience in preparing children for college prep Busy Schedule Whalen. welcomed it enthusiastically. members and guests attended tht pate. Speaker At programt. and for entrance txams. ACOUSTICON's amazing recent meeting of the Women's Special features consist of the Also, Mrs, Robert Catenae new hearing assistor — the Fw Democrats Fellowship or the Baptist Church popular workshop under the su- Mrs. Henry Coffey, Mrs. Gilde The first year.of operation of the Ranney School has HERALD is truly a startling pervision of Mrs. William H. PTA Meeting Diamond, Mrs. Howard Douglas, UNION BEACH - Mrs. Her-at which time Rev. Charles Ho, shown what can bAaccomplished when these technique new approach to hearing Ion Crawford, and Mrs. G. Fred Mull- Mrs. Robert Heyd, Mrs. Gregory CQCTGCOD bert B, Savage, auxiliary presi- lis wife and three children KEANSBURG - Rev. Stanley er, displaying Christmas decora' Hillman. Also Mrs. Samuel Mac- are used on a fuU^time basis. dent, presented a check to the Levandoski, pastor, was guest 5M0 fMt coupon 'of TI9# Cwof fftWtt brought a program of music, and tions and gifts, and instructions Gregor, Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs, Democratic Club of Union Beach speaker at a meeting last week teelbtnp Hw ocfllng HMAIO In detail, described their work at the Bap-on Know How. John Patt, Mrs. Charles Scott, Admission through examination. at a special meeting last week tist Peddle Memorial Church in of the Pareruneacher Assocla- Mrs, Kenneth Smith, Mrs. William la Pete's Hall. The check was A sales booth of handmade Newark. ion of St. Ann's Catholic School. Wilhelm and Miss Leslie Mann. a gift from the club's auxiliary. articles and fresh plants will be conducted by Mrs. G. William Father Levandoski spoke on the At Fitkin Hospital yesterda) Acvuiticoe) Hf»rlni All Center Chairman Mrs. Richard La- He told of their flight from RUSSELL G. BANNK, Readmatttr MacDonald and Mrs. Robert responsibility of the "Parent, were Mrs. Joel Forgach, Mrs Be* Aldrknuui, Mfr. cey gave a report on the recent China, re-uniting In Hong Kong, 3(1 Cookmu Avr.. Aibnrj ftvk and his period of study at Berke- Blythe. Teacher and Child," Harry Hopler, Mrs. Raymond RicHAiD O. WABD, Principal nt«IMcl 4-SZ08 label project. Percy Clarke, therapist at Mrs. Arthur Emken, chairman, Homer, Mrs. Leo Roundtree, Richard Shannon, campa'gn ley Divinity School. He and Mrs. ill Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, H. J. Sim I am Inltrtitid In receiving Marlboro State Hospital is plan- announced that plans were being Mrs. Louis Shebell and Miss Di yow color foldw deicrlblna IK* manager, described tha schedule Ho also sang a duet in Chinese. ning an exhibit of handmade ar- anna Neuhaus. RUmson 1-USO •idling IKWHEIAID Hearing being followed by the candidates, The room was decorated with made for the "Children's Fund Anlitor. ticles and plants grown under the Upon completion of the ses- Councilman William Rodgers, Chinese ornaments and jewelry Day" to be held Feb. 14. Mrs. direction of the Green Thumb sions, the women are expected to Leonard Cologna and William by Mrs. Helen Striughn Conover Emken asked for volunteers, Corps. He will be assisted by volunteer 100 hours of service a Crrjr_ *— «*•'- Novidt,' In meeting the voters and Mrs. Edward Clayton, a A report on the recent cakeless Mrs. L. A. Follansbee. . year. at kaffeeklatsches and personal former missionary in China. cake sale was given by Mrs. Mrs. Cooper Y. Schuyler Is In Mr*. Joseph Olivier, Red Bank, house-to-house visits. Wesley Hurl, chairman. She said A number of Chinese servicemen charge of a bird exhibit. is chairman and Mrs. Joseph Kun stationed at Fort Monmouth also $350 profit was made on the sale. Chairman Bernard Crane an- Conservation In New Jersey will kel. Long Branch, vice chalrmar Open Friday 'til 9:30 p.m. were guests. Mrs. Robert Fielder The attendance banner was nounced that plans have been be featured by Mrs. Ernest Cox. of the Gray Lady program. was program chairman. Mrs. .warded to Sister Mary Jerimiah, completed for the annual smor- This will be the first year Grow gasbord and entertainment to Dewey Williams, first vice presi- irst grade. & Show's new Junior Club will AT CONFERENCE be held In Pete's Hall, tomor dent, presided. The closing prayer was given participate. This group was or. LAURENCE HARBOR - Mrs by Rev. Anthony Luislni. Refresh- , row. Announcement was made of the ganiied by Mrs. James A. Fisher, Robert Martin, president of the Municipal chairman Joseph Needlework Guild Ingathering Jr. ments were served under the di- Woman's Club, attended the fift Carney stated that the Mon- Monday, 2 p.m. at Congrega- Tha entire Junior Section under rection of Mrs. Anthony Cappa- district fall conference of the New Simon mouth County Democratic candi- ion Bnai Israel arfd the World the chairmanship of Mrs. Michael lona. Jersey State Federation of Wom- dates tor Assembly, William F. Community Day service at the Plua, Invites children from 6-12 The group will meet again Nov. en's Clubs held in Point Pleas- X. Connell, Dr. Loremo Harris Reformed Church next Friday at years of age to enter a variety at a covered dish supper. Rev. ant. She was accompanied by and. Elliot Katz, as well as p.m. of classes Including a handmade William Bausch, St. Joseph's, Mrs. David Watson, Mrs. Axel Mayor Paul Campi, freeholder Filled school bags for children Santa, and a "Door piece for Keyport, will be guest speaker. Bjorken, Mrs. James Armstrong, ; candidate, will tour the county n Latin American countries were Mrs. Santa's kitchen door." t will be the group's annual Mrs. John Probst and Mrs. O! tomorrow In a calvacade. He 3n display. These will be pre- Mrs. Joseph Richards, Mrs. father's Night. ga Becker. .. SPECIAL said Union Beach will be In- sented at the World Community Gustav Grob, and Miss Sue Buch, cluded in the tour and the can- Day program. assisted by Mrs. Hobart Walker, didates would be guests at the Hostesses for the evening were are In charge of horticulture. The RUG CLEANING . smorgasbord. He also reported irele three and four, with Mrs classes include ground coverings, PURCHASE . that a Democratic rally will take Tohn Qulvcy and Mrs. Robert evergreens, berried branches and AT ITS place In the Fountains, Long telly as chairmen. They were house plants. Branch, Monday. Guest speak- assisted by Mrs. Elmer Cottrell, Mrs. Menvln G. Bryan is In FINEST AND FASTEST er wilJ be U. S. Senator Harri- Mrs. Claude Denny, Mrs. Warren complete charge of staging, in- In Your Home • Or In Our Modtrn Plant son A. Williams. Elliott, Mrs. Thomas Maloney, cluding ths main stage in the SELECT Leonard Calandra reported Mrs. Albert Van Nostrand, Mrs. auditorium, which will carry out that at the annual dinner-dance, rthur Ryerson, Mrs. Kenneth one phase of the theme. sponsored by the Young Demo- Research to explore the possi- LEON'S Coleman, Mrs. Thomas, Wilson crats of Monmouth County, held and Mrs. William Schanck. Table bilities for arrangers which went SINCE Mil MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING WOOL SWEATERS - recently in the Albion Hotel, As- decorations were done by Mrs. into tho making of the schedule RUG CLEANERS bury Park, Councilman William Everett Brower and Miss Bar was done by Mrs. James A. Fish- WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RID BANK Rodgcrs, Paul Smith and Rich- bara Brower. er, Jr. and Mrs. Roberi J. Connol- ard Shannon were presented ly—president of the club. Mrs. Frederick A. Smith, Jr. 7.90 outstanding achievement awards. Mrs. Lacey announced (hat a LIBRARY CLOSING and Mrs. F. Hobart Walker are card parly to be sponsored by LAURENCE HARBOR - The chairmen for this show. the auxiliary will be held Mon- Free Public Library of Madison Mrs. Frederick A. Smith, Jr., Now.. • usually 12.95 to 22.50 •i >' day In Pete's" Hall, Florence 'ownship will be closed Tuesday. Intorlaken and Miss Betty Blod- Ave. Since Halloween falls on the regu- get, 251 Westwood Ave, Long Mrs. Ellen M. Smith, home lar library night, the 'trustees tie Branch, are handling requests at our new after a recent Mediterranean :lded lo close for the evening. for additional schedule booklets. Sensational savings on a wealth of sweaters cruise aboard the liner S. S. Constitution, jhowed colored Broad St. Location of such warmth slides and narrated on the high- LEARN TO DANCE lights of her European tour. V that winter won't bother him a bit. ENROLL NOWI Art Lectures CHILDREN & ADULTS Luxury virgin wool cardigans and pull-overs, SHREWSBURY - The third In Ballet - Toe - Tap - Acrobatic - Twirling lambswool and zephyr wool styles. a series of five lectures by Sara Modern Jail - Ballroom Dancing Proven will be presented tonight • Special Dance Clauses jor Tots 3-5 Years • Solids, colors and patterns: at 8:30 p.m. in the Guild of Crea- tive Art, 620 Broad St. STUDIO OF Tim course "I'lve Centuries ol LEAH MAUER DANCE French Painting" sponsored by *# American Fedm.'.lon of Arts 17 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK SH 7-9592 45 BltOAl) ST. RED BANK Atonmoulh Shopping Crntrr, t'atimlnwn—LI 2-3325 Is Illustrated with color slides. RED BANK REGISTER Marilyn Utouat, E&el Merman Television's and Donald O'Connor. On Mon- This Week-end's 14-Friday, October 27,1961 FRIDAY TV IHffi TIMETABLE day, Gertrude Berg win visit RED BANK 9 Tackle Cooper's "Hennesey" WCBS-TV .VAK-TV show (CBS, 10-10:30 jun.) and CamcraThree. "The Legal Pro- WOsVTV CaiftM - The Hustler 3:00; 'Big Punch cess of Anton Chekhov." A de- 1NBC-TV 7:00; •:». Tom Poston Will star on NBC's .WPDC-TV "Thriller" (10-11) TV Key Previews lightful romp with a master sa- WNEW-TV .WNTA-TV SAT.-Haltoween Kiddie Show tirist, involving three short pieces 2:00; The Hostler 4:50; 7:25Fo; r Sunday Host Dick Powell will act In a drama of World War II oc NBC's on a foolish but honest peasant, FsUDAT AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING 9:53. By CYNTHIA LOWRY Tomorrow's top • ttleywion classical muiic in the background an equally foolish but obnoxious U:M- (I) Love of Ufa - (4) News and Weather SUN.-The Hustler 2:00; 4:25; Dick Powell Show" Tuesday •hows ai previewed and select- Still, Grldley the Molester is ourex-sergeant, and an intelligent («) Truth or NEW YORK (AP) - Network night (9-10). ABC's "Close-Up" 1 (ft New* 6:45; 9:10. ' ed by TV Key * ittff of experts Favorite of the evening. 1:30 p.m judge in a thoughtless society. Consequences (11) Popeye EATONTOWN television has a big Sunday (10-11) is a study of automation who attend rehearsals, 'witch ABC. Each vignette is a gem of ac- (7) Camouflage (It) I Led Three Lives Drive-In — Kartoon Karnlval punch for the viewers — parti called "The Awesome Servant." screenings, and analyze scripts Saturday Night at the Movies. curacy on the vagrancy of the (I) Man The Maker «:It- (ft Local News 7:00; Marines Lets Go 7:55cularl; y the ones that complain Perry Como's Wednesday night to New York and Hollywood. "There's No Business Like Show human condition. Highly recom- (11) Merry Mailman C:M- (ft Weather The-Hustler 10:00; Night of thethere's nothing worth watching (NBC. 9-10) guest is Shirley Perry Maton. "The Case o,fl the Business." A host of Irving Ber- mended Chekhov. 11 a.m. CBS11:». - (J) Search For I:S- (ft Sports Blood Beast 13:30. any more. Booth. Jane Wyatt and Hans Con- Pathetic Patient." Even Perry lin songs like "Remember," Washington Conversation. Sena Tomorrow I:M- (I) Local New* SAT.-The Hustler 7:05; 11:30; Graham Green's novel "The ried star on Steel Hour's "Little Mason gets into' the popular medi- Heat Wave," "Won't You Piay tor Mike Mansfield, Democrat of (4) It Could Be You (J) Cartoons Marines Let's Go 9:40. Power and the Glory," Lost Sheep," a comedy (CBS, cal show act tonight when he de-a Simple Melody," and, of course, Montana and Majority Leader of (5) Cartoons (7) Rescue S SUN.—The Hustler 6:00; 10:30; adapted to a two-hoar TV dra-10-U). fendf a young doctor accused of the title tunt belted out by Ethel the Senate, is interviewed by (7) Make A Face (11) Sky King Marines Let's Go 8:40. ma, will be shown on CBS Sun Thursday brings along, as usu- murder. You can be sure ofone Merman in the big finale make CBS correspondent PaulNiven, for (I) Favorite Story (II) Movie COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE day from 9 to 11 p.m., with a big,al, Miss Booth as "Hazel" (CBS, thing though, there's more legal this film worth your while. Ac-another informal commentary on U:«- (2) Guiding Light •:«- (4) Weather Shore Drlve-In—Cartoon Carni- star-studded cast headed by Lau< 9:30-10) and "Sing Along With Jargon than long-winded medical tually, it's just a sentimental the Washington scene. 12:30 p.m. (11) Rocky and nil •:iS- (4) News val 7:00; Thunder of Drums rence Olivier and Julie Harris. Mitch" (NBC, 10-11). talk here, so fans can feel riight show business story about a troup- CBS. Friends ^ 7:M- (X) News 7:30; 11:00; Facts of Life 9:20. And it is expected to be one of Skip ing family and their plight both U:S- (I) News (4) Lock Up the big events of the season. tt home. Former child actor The Catholic Hour. "The Bent SAT.—Costume Parade 6:30; 3 View Pre-Taping Homeier makes the doctor realis- on and off the stage, but the cast, World." Part four of Robert 1:00- (2) Burns and Allen (J) Assignment: House of Usher 7:00; 11:IS; The There is also NBC's "The tic, and expert character actress including Marilyn Monroe, Don- Crean'i penetrating series on (4) Dr. Hudson Underwater Mummy 8:35; Ghost of Drag- World of Bob Hope,"- first of a Of Tonight's TV Show Virginia Gregg helps too. 7: O'Connor, Dan Dailey, Midi "Prejudice, U.S.A" may not be (5) Cartoons (7) King of Diamonds strip Hollow 10:10. series of documentary biographi- MATAWAN — Mrs. Theodore p.m. CBS. Gaynor and Johnny Ray, plus the as dramatically exciting as some (7) Day In Court (I) Terrytoon Circus SUN. — Armored Command cal projects using new camera songs, will keep you fully enter- Phelan, Sr., Mrs. Theodore Phe Hie Defender*. "The Hundred of the others, but it sticks to Us (I) Movie (11) News 7:00; 10:35; Hell to Eternity techniques. This one also comes tained. (Color. 9 p.m. NBC. lives of Harry Simms." Good probing, thoroughgoing search (11) Fun at One 7:K- (2) Local News 8:25. on Sunday, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.Ian, Jr., and Mrs. Lawrence 1:25- (5) News show thanks to mimic-actor Frank Have Gun, Will Travel There's lor the honest, seU-revealing an- 7:11- (2) Weather HAZLET Among the regularly scheduled Walker, Sr., spent Monday in New (7) News Gorshln's fine Job portraying all a big horse race in this one with swer to the problem. Mr. Crean 7:15- (2) News Loew'i DrIve-Irt-FRr. & SATshow. s during the next seven days, York City. They attended the tele- (11) Parlons Francali the hundred lives involved In thePaladin playing jockey. Of course, has a wonderful knack for in- (11) Local New* —The Hustler 7:03; 10:35; Si- there are some items of passing 1:19- (2) As The World Tumi vision show "Concentration," title. The plot is to obvious, mys- no one in his right mind would cluding everybody In. 1:30 p.m 7:35— Weather lent Call 9:35. Interest: NBC. (4) Dr. Hudson starring Hugh Downs, which was tery fans will probably guess not bet against Paladin, but, even 7:M- (2) Rawhide SUN.-The Hustler 6: OS; 9:35; Tonight, for Instance, Lee Mar- (5) Movie pre-taped for showing tonight. only the finale, but which Imita- so, the race is exciting. Also, Adlal Stevenson Reports. Am- (4) International Silent Call 8:35. vin will perform on two CBS ser- (7) December Bride tion Gorshin wilt use in the bigthe episode was filmed in Bend, bassador Stevenson's guest for to- Showtime ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ies-"'Route 66" (8:30-9:30) and In the afternoon, they attended 1:40-01) Honor Mathematics scene of the play. But as a tour Oregon, and the view alone I day is the much discussed Am (5) Peter Gunn Atlantic — Thief of Baghdad "The Twilight Zone" (10-10:30). a performance of "Breakfast at 1:55— (4) News de force for a talented perform- worth watching. As for plot, Pal-bassador U. Thant of Burma, the (7) Straightaway 7:00; 10:10; Tammy Tell Me NBC's Telephone Hour (9:30-10:- Tiffany's," starring Audrey Hep- 2:00- (2) Password er, this one Is worth your time. adin, acting as a jockey in a raa man who may become the next (I) Movie True 8:35. 30) will feature the McGuIre Sis- burn. They dined at Jack Demp- 8:30 p.m. CBS. between Comanche Indians and asecretary general of the United (4) Jan Murray (11) Jeff's Collie SAT.-Thief of Baghdad 3:40; ters, the Kingston Trio and Ben-sey's Restaurant. Later, they no-good white cattle king, finally Nations. The conversation be- (7) Number Please 8:H- (S) Miami Undercover End* Kovact. Blackouts plus 7:00; 10:10; Tammy Tell Me ny Goodman. were joined by Mr. Phelan, Sr., decides to ride for the red men.tween the two ambassadors Is (11) Atomic Age (7) Hathaways some funny bit* add up to a lively g True 2:00; 8:35. Tomorrow night's NBC movie and Robert Walker, and attended :30 p.m. CBS. expected to cover the major is- Physics (II) World of Giants 2S minutes of viewing. There's ' SUN.-Cartoon 2:15; 4:20; 6:30;(911(9-11) will be "There'Theress No Busli the television show, "The Price sues confronting the U.N. and the ):M- (2) House Party (IS) Betty Furness a cute girl in a bathtub who keeps Gunsmoke. The best thing aboul 8:45; By Love Possessed 2:25; ness Like Show Business" with is Right," hosted by Bill Cullen. world as representatives of their (4) Loretta Young fctt- (2) Routs 68 reappearing, and a funny inter- this leisurely-told tale, without 4:35; 6:45; 9:00. Individual nations. Arnold Ml- (7) Seven Keys view with Gridly the Molester for violence or high dramatic mo- (4) Detectives KEANSBURG chaelis is host and John MacVane (9) Bowling the main course. Also, there's ments, is the plot. A poor ranch- (5) Bat Masterson Caslno-FRI. & SAT. — Come is on hand with the latest de- (11) Driver Education Dracula'a return, Stravinsky mu- er, who lost everything, Including (7) Fllntstones September 7:00; 9:00. velopments on the U.N. scene. 1:K— (5) News sic following doctors at an operat- his wife in Dodge City, returns (11) It's a Wonderful SUN.—Come September 2:20; 3 p.m. ABC. J:H- (2) Millionaire ing table, and a poker game with to town in the guise of a rich World 4:30; 6:50; 9:00. gold miner and his friends just Chet Huntley Reporting, Re- (4) Youag Dr. Maloni I: H-(5) Crime and LONG BRANCH can't do enough for their dea vealing picture of the Dominican (5) Theatre Five Punishment Baronet—Genevieve 3:25: 7:00; Shm HOO-TlOO-tlSO Osm f ISB—«MW Tie* old pal. 10 p.m. CBS. Republic since the assassination (7) Queen For A Day (7) 77 Sunset Strip 9:50; Tight Little Inland 2:00; Cont Finn lioo Sit • Sim. San. Opm liSO, Mm lit* of Rafael Trujillo last May. (9) Star and Story (II) Trackdown 8:25. AMPLE PARKING FREE IN-CAR HEATERS RADIO Sunday's top shows: Through an examination of the (II) School tor Adults l:»- (I) Playback SAT-Kiddie Show 2:00; Gene- WABC 771 Look Up and Live. "Or. Good-first slum pictures ever taken, 1:10- (2) Verdict Is Yours 1:25- (I) News vieve 5:00; 7:50; 10:50; Tight (Dictator Trujillo would never fellow's Office." Sunday morn- (4) From These Roots !:»- (2) Father of the Bride Little Island 3:30; 6:25; 9:20. was tm permit them to be photographed), NOW thru TUESDAY ing's satires continue to be artful (7) Who Do You Trust? (4) Bell Telephone Hour SUN. — A Thunder of Drums WHIG MM a comparison between them and and discerning, and this one, by (I) Movie (5) Night Court 4:20; 8:10; Some Came Running AT BOTH THEATRES WNBC «* the extravagance of the Trujillo Samuel Elkin about the relative (11) Abbott and Costello (!) Zoorama 2:10; 6:00; 9:50. WNEW US* family's domiciles; Interviews value of height in a Madison Ave- 3:55— (2) News (11) Seven League Boots FREEHOLD IT PROBES THE STRANGER WPAT m nue executive's stature, is broad- with the leading opposition lead- 4:M- (2) Brighter Day (II) Ethel Thurson WQXK er and a young university student, Strand-The Hustler 7:00; 9:30. . . .THE PICKUP 711 ly funny and perceptive too. 10:30 (4) Make Room For l:4J—(U) Passer-By SAT. - Kiddie Show 2:00; The WOE a.m. CBS. plus a sequence on the recent Daddy IfcM- (2) Twilight Zone Hustler 4:00; 6:40; 9:15. ... THE SAVAGE REALITIES! fighting in the streets, the politi- (5) Mr. and MM. North (5) Rlverboat SUN.-The Hustler 2:00; 4:30; cal complexion of the revolt and (7) American Bandstand (7) Target Corruptors 7:00; 9:30. • ••'A Stan its anti-Castro orientation are re- (11) Laurel-Hardy and (I) Science Fiction ASBURY PARK Dally Newt ported In graphic detail. 5:30 p.m Chuck Theater NBC. Lyric—Saturday Night and Sun- 4:1J— (2) Secret Storm (11) How To Marry a day Morning 7:30; 9:30. Twentieth Century. (Season's 4:25—(11) Pinocchio Millionaire SAT.—Saturday Night and Sun- Premiere). "Hungary Today." An 4:10- (2) Edge of Night (It) To Be Announced day Morning 2:20; 4:20; 6:10; enlightening Jook at Hungary, five (4) Here's Hollywood U:S»- (2) Eyewitness 8:10; 10:00. years after the rebellion. By their (5) Mr. District Attorney (4) Here and Now SUN.—Never on Sunday 3:40; own admission, the 20th Century (11) Bozo the Clown (I) Movie 7:00; 10:20; Tunes of Glory 2:00; crews did not have complete free- 4:50— (7) American Newsstani '. (11) Imposter 5:10; 8:40. dom, but they were allowed to 4:55- (4) News I1:W- (2) News take their film out of the coun- 4:55— (11) Mr. Peabody Mayfair—Splendor in the Grass (4) News 2:40; 7:10; 9:35. "Tha try without any censorship. What- (IS) News (5) News SAT.—Splendor in the Grass Flrat Centrally Located In ever the limitations, they have 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (7) News Good succeeded in drawing a portrait (4) Kukla and Ollle 2:25; 4:55; 7:25; 9:50. American Eatontown-New Shrewsbury (II) Groucho SUN.—Splendor In the, Grass MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS of a country completely dom- (5) Heckle and Jeckle 11: M-(2) Weather Film of ON THE HOUR AND HALF-HOUR DAYTIME inated by Russia, where the spirit (7) I Married Joan 2:15; 4:45; 7:15; 9:40. tht Fall!" (4) Weather Paramount—Town Without Pity of-revolt has undoubtedly been (») Space Explorers Herald (5) PM East 2:20: 7:30: 9:30. permanently crushed. Two illus- (II) Dick Tracy . . . PM West Tribana trative Interviews, one with a (IS) Junior Town SAT. & SUN.—Halloween Show: 11:12- (7) Weather Triple Horror Hits 2:00; Town newspaper editor and the other 5:05- (4) Movie 11:15- (2) Movie Without Pity 6:15; 8:15; 10:25. with a young student, offer some 5:25—(II) Rocky and Hit (4) Jack Paar MONTCLAIR fascinating versions of the '56 re- Friends (7) Movie Clalrldge — Cinerama Holiday volt as well as an amusing ex- 5:10- (2) Movie U:M-(11) News planation for the guarded and (5) Felix and Diver Daa (II) News 8:30. mined borders. 6 p.m. CBS. (7) Highway Patrol I:4«—<11) Movie SAT.—Cinerama Holiday 2:00; Meet the Press. Dr. Glenn T. (I) Movie 12:2*- (I) Movie 8:30. Seaborg, Chairman of the Atomic (11) Three Stooges 12:4*- (5) Racket Squad SUN.-Cinerama Holiday 2:30; Energy Commission, is ques- 12:5«- (2) Movb 7:30. tioned by a panel of newsmen from Dorothy Loudon about :00- (4) Local News including Marquis Childs of theaudience that simply won't par :B5- (4) 13th Hour HOME ON LEAVE St. Louis Post-Dispatch, John Fin- ticipate. 8 p.m. CBS. :»- (5) News CLIFFWOOD BEACH - May- ney of The New York Timei, "The Power and the Glory. - (») Almanac Newsreel nard A. Nelson, Jr., son of Mr. Peter Hackes of NBC News, and From the opening credits etchei 1:25- (I) Naws and Weather and Mrs. Maynard A. Nelson, 29 Lawrence E. Splvak. (Color). 6 on stone tablets to the final plsto - (7) Movie Birchwood Dr., Cllffwood Beach, p,m. NBC. shot, this searing drama of a pro :!5- (4) News has completed basic training at li-ste "The World of Bob Hope." fligate priest searching for hli :4»— (4) Sermonette Fort Dlx. He is a graduate of One show like this is worth a personal salvation, is magnifl - (2) News SayreviUe High, Class of '61, and thousand series, and it's infinitely cently produced and profound^ - (2) Give UsThis Day is home on leave for 10 days, superior to anything seen In this moving. Much of the impact o! 2:4S— (7) Staying Young after which he will report to Fort time slot as far back as we canthis two-hour offering is due ti 2:5ft— (7) Evening Prayer Monmouth. remember. Well written, careful- Laurence Oliver's triumphant am ROBERTROSSEN ly filmed, it gives you as good an shattering performance. Hi TRICKS 'N TREATS . . . insight into a human being as range and authority is once agal TV can possibly accomplish in quite dazzling — whether he' Silver Dollar fun and food for the an hour. There's a montage of crawling to the steps of a churd CO-HIT comment on Bob from the people and praying before collapsing, oi Parade Set EATONTOWN (Only) whole family Hallowe'en around him that's brilliantly han- slyly toying with the village pea "MARINES LETS GO" time at McDonold's. The dled and well-Integrated with com- sants about the price of a masi ments from Bob. There's loads baptism. The well-known and uni For Tuesday "Bttfotand bigaeit gob* of good footage o! Hope in action, formly excellent supporting cas particularly on the U.S.O. level. Includes such illustrious perform MATAWAN - The second an- EATONTOWN DRIVE IN Dm" will go for those There's some fine old stills and ers as Julie Harris, Keenan Wynt mal Silver Dollar Halloween par- films from his childhood and ear-Roddy McDowall, and George C ade, sponsored by the parade EXTRA! TONITE... "aooeW pure beef ly vaudeville days, and there's an Scott, who is particularly fini commission, will start at 7 p.m. especially lovely scene of Bobplaying a snarling but still com Hamburgeri—those "to- Tuesday at Main and Broad Sts, SPECIAL HORROR FEATURE matching wits with a group of passionate police officer. In fa-tosfitsf" golden brown children and asking: "How come medium where clergymen of an and Memorial Park. 1 HOUR COLOR CARTOONS I'm losing?" Alexander Scourby French Fries .. . Ihos* denomination are invariably de- Participant will assemble at narrates this excellent show, a picted as faultless, this poignant 5:30 p.m. and walk up Main St. POPCORN and LOLLIPOPS rare one that deserves to be re-play by Catholic playwright Gra- "oh-so-good" Shakes. I to the Matawan High School, peated many times over in the ii ham Greene is a heartening sign $50 Worth of Car Washes Um-m-ra treats—the II future. 7:30 p.m. NBC. of maturity on the part of thewhere judging will take place. A grand prize of $10 will be whole family will say sol Ed Sullivan. Ed's variety hour network and advertisers con To Lucky License Plate Holders! brings the Ritz Brothers on for acerned. As seen at rehearsals awarded. take-off oPthe Molseyev dancers; this Is a memorable opportunitj There will be four age groups, Look for Urn Oofttat ArcHiMl Robert Goulet for a medley of to view the finest actor alive i 1 to 4 years; 5 to 7 years; 8 to 10 CARLTON SATURDAY—2:00 P. M. songs ("Steppln Out With My the best drama television has o Baby," "Puttin' On MyTopHat," 'ears; and 11 and 12 years. 1 fered in many months. 9 p.m HALLOWEEN SHOW and PARTY etc.) and "Maria ; a song "Own CBS. Three prizes will be awarded McDonald's for each group, $5, first; 13, sec- Little Island" and a routine from DuPont Shaw of the Week • CONTEST • PRIZES • FREE GIFTS ond, and }1, third. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN eorge Gobel, a glimpse of the "The Zicgfeld Touch." If you'r ON THE SCREEN faddist dance the Twist; plus the still fascinated by rare old fill Each child in the parade will (JUST NORTH OF FIVE CORNERS) PLUS SECOND HIT Everly Brothers, and a comic bit clips of the greats of yesteryea: •ecelve a gift. "ABBOTT AND COSTELLO STEVE IJEEVES you'll love this show. Much of it I MEET "live" as Joan Crawford take antor, Anna Held, W. C. Fields, "THIEF OF BAGHDAD" you on a tour of the Ziegfel Bert Williams (a gem), Fannie FRANKENSTEIN" KITCHEN SPECIALS theatre which belongs today t< Brice (another gem) and others SUN. - MON. - TUES. NBC and Perry Como. But It'are wonderful. The medley per- LANA TURNER PLUS CARTOONS — COMEDIES with the introduction of the filn 'ormed at the end when they've JASON ROBARDS, JR. ' OF THE WEEK COME IN COSTUME ... WIN PRIZES clips that the show, ironicall run out of old film Is also rather "BY LOVE POSSESSED" Charcoal Broiled BURGERS enough, becomes "live." Eddl jkasant. 10 p.m. NBC. (Color). FREE "TREATS" TO FIRST 100 IN COSTUMES Prizes for boys and girls in best dressed, original and CALIFORNIA BURGERS 50C annual horrible costunles. In co-operation with F. W. Woolworth Co. CHEESE BURGERS 40* Jack JUMBO FRANKS Sullivan's KING SIZE ROAST SPRING LAKE, N. J. HALLOWEEN PARTY MAYFAIR APMKY I SHORE SHIRLEY BEEF SANDWICH 80' SPECIAL Natalie Wood HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICH 1.30 Saturday, October 28 "Thunder of Drums" SOUTHERN FRIED "SPLENDOR IN With French Frits, Salad I AL KENNY THE GRASS" "FACTS OF LIFE" CHICKEN Sooitltnil FluUt Apptarlnf NlUly OPEN HOUSE • FUN GALORE French Fries TWO BAGELS & LOX, CREAM .10 Cole Slaw CHEESE, SLICED ONION, 1 Erv Bradley Dance Orch. • COSTUMES OPTIONAL mmm Frl. & Sot. NIUs rwpAUPT LONG Roll and JAKE LETTUCE, TOMATO • BUFFET—PIG ROAST ASBURY accommodatlom for DAnUNCi Butter 95' PARK BRANCH Luncheon - Dlnntr "GENEVIEVE" DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Weddings - Parlies CHARLEY CLUNA'S "Saturday Night and Annlvcrsarlei SH 1-9774 Sunday Morning" "Tight Llrrit liland" DUTCH TREAT Hwy. 35 & Clinton Ave.. Earonrown PRIVATE ROOM DINNER SPECIAL - SERVED EVERY DAY $ to 9 P. M. Shrewsbury Ave., on the Red Bank Airport Gibson 9-9000 Further Theatre Information Call SH 1-9400 1:4*- m Movi« RED BANK REGISTER Vnur It well qualified islenpeople In our two officei plus 5:5*- (9) Playback QUESTION-Just how old is 8:15- (2) Previews (13) Cartoons (4) Sermonette hs co-opera!ion of 35 olher m*mhfr orricei of the Red *»- (S) Call to Prayer Robert Cummings? A friend of | • 3ank Are* Multiple Ustlnj Service with only out cora- 5:5$- (9) Golf Tips 8:20- (2) Give Us This Day 2.J0-O1) City Detective «:00- (2) College of The Air mtiilon. 7:St- (7) Morning Prayer mine says he read that Cummings SATURDAY EVENING (I) News and Weather (IS) Americans at Work (4) Continental Classroom Our "Trading Plan" enab!e> you to txchanne your pres- fcW- (2) Movie is well over 50 and that he keeps 1:90- (4) Recital Hall 8:25— (2) News • J:W- (2) Movie <:S0— (2) Sunrise Semester ent hom« for th» one o( your choice, often without any (4) Crusader Rabbit young by taking special vitamins. 2 • additional cant, on your part. (I) Terrytoons Circus (9) Christophers (4) Open Mind (4) Continental Classroom Our "Guaranteed Salei Plan" perm!i» yo-i to enter Into a (5) Cartoons Is this true?—E. S., San Antonio, (U) Jeff's Collie 8:10— (2) Amos 'n' Andy (5) Movie 7:00- (2) News firm contract to put ens so the new Horn* knowinjr, you (7) Cartoons Texas have a "cash-out" prtee on your old home, and •Hit (13) Record Wagon (5) Light Time (7) Adlai Stevenson (4) Today—John 8:30- (5) Just For Fun Answer—Cummings is 15 years 3• allowing you 96 dayi to try to sell your old home at a 1:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo 6:30— (5) Cartoons (9) Oral Roberts (II) Front Page Story Chancellor better price. (7) Best of-the Post old and, contrary to public be 8:45— (4) Library Lions (IS) Evangel Hour (5) Call To Prayer (4) Andy's Gang lief, does not take anv special WALKER & WALKER »:05- (9) News and Weather (9) Championship (5) Cartoons J:JO- (7) All America Wants 7:15- (5) News Bowling pi"s or potions that keep him 1:00- (2) My Little Margie To Know • 7:2*— (7) Morning Prayer REALTOR-TRADE SPECIALIST 9:19— (9) Almanac Ncwsreel forever young. Bob has long been (11) Sergeant Preston (5) Wonderama (11) Itnposter 7:30— (5) English for American f Shrewsbury SH 1-5212 Hazlet CO 4-5212 j 9:15— (9) Cartoons a health food devotee and man- «:S5-(7) Bes| of The Post (7) Q. T. Hush (IS) Almanac 13 (7) Early Bird Cartoons 9:J0- (4) Pip the Piper : ages to keep his youthful vigor 1:49- (2) Spoils (9) Uncle Win's Bible S:50- (I) Playback 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo (7) Animaland and fipurp through carefull" «:4S- (2) News Stories ]:S5- (() Golf Tips (5) Sandy Becker (9) Movie planned high protein diets and (4) News (11) Lets Have Fun 4:00- (4) Invitation to Art (7) Little Rascals 10:00-'(2) Video Village Jr. vitamin supplements. If you're 6.50- (2) Local News »:15- (4) Protestant Fourth R (7) Men o( Annapolis »:25- (7) Billy Bang Bang (4) Sharl Lewis really interested in how Bob does 6:55- (2) Weather (9) Christian Science (9) Terrytoon Circus 8:30— (7) Tommy Seven (7) Cartoons it, you can buy his book on the 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt S:ie- (2) Way To Go (11) Abbot b Costello • 8:45- (9) News and Weather (11) Christophers subject titled, "Stay Young and (4) Local Newi (4) Let's Talk About God (IS) Movie 8:50- (9) Cartoons 10:15—(11) Living World Vital." 9:00- (2) Amos V Andy ll:l»- (2) Mighty Mouse (7) Matty's Funday (7) State of New York 4: SO— (4) Patterns in Music Question—Who Is the actress (») Faraway Places (4) Slimmnastics (4) King Leonardo Funnies (7) Pro Football who plays Gig, David's fiancee, 1:45- (4) Jewish Fourth R (7) Beulah (7) Q. T. Hush (11) Wonderful World of (9) Zoorama on the soaD opera "Young Dr. 10:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (9) Jack La Lanne (11) This is The Life Trains (11) Broken Arrow Malone?"—Mrs. I. W., Baltimore, (4) Gardener'! AlmaMC 9:15- (4) Family 11:0«- (2) Allakaiam (13) Movie 4:45- (2) News Md. (9) Western Way 5:00- (2) Amatuer Hour »:25- (5) News (4) Fury 7:10- (4) Weather 7:15- (4) Financial News Answer—The actress is Diana 10: JO- (2) Look Up and Livt (4) Wisdom 9:M- (2) My Little Margie TRAVEL AGENCY (J) On Your Mark Hyland. Miss Hyland has ap- (4) Inquiry (5) Topper INC (7) Little Rascals 7:25- (4) Sports (5) Racket Squad 7:30- (2) Perry Mason peared on many of the leading (7) Focus (7) Memory Lane (9) Cooking (9) Politics HIMIIt (4) Wells Fargo TV shows and made her B'way (9) Touchdown (11) Superman (9) Movie (11) Big Picture debut in Tennessee Williams' play 11:00— (2) Camera Three 9:55- (7) Staying Young 11: (2) Roy Rogers (5) Circus Box 5:S0- (2) G. E. College Bowl 10 RECKLESS PL **1M<>. TELEPHONE (7) Roaring 20's "Sweet Bird of Youth." Last sea- (4) Searchlight (4) Chet Huntley 0:00- (2) Calender (4) Make Room for son, she was highly praised by (t) Great Music (7) Faith For Today (5) Dial 999 (4) Say When Daddy the New York TV critics for her (11) NFL Highlights (9) Kingdom of the Sea (II) Casey Jones (5) Movie (5) Just for Fun fine nerformance in the "Plav of RED BANK SH 1-5080 8:90- (S) Jungle Jim 11:30— (2) American Musical (13) Movie (7) Memory Lane (7) Magic Ranch the Week" presentation of Jean (11) You Are There Theater !0:05-(H) Time For Science , (11) Superman Paul Sartre's "No Exit." This dis- SUNDAY EVENING 8:30- (2) Defender! (4) Movie 10:20—(11) Adelante En Espano tinguished series Is now in syn- SATURDAY AFTERNOON (4) TaU Man (7) Thii Is tli* Answer 1:00- (2) Twentieth Century 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy You can r*s«rv« and pick up airlint, steamship, dication In various parts of the (5) Divorce Hearing (9) High Road to Danger (4) Meet The Press (4) Play Your Hunch U:9t- (2) Sky King country, and, if you haven't seen (7) Ernie Kovacs SUNDAY AFTERNOON (5) Movie (7) Susie bus and tour tickets, hotel and resort area (4) Update Miss Hyland's portrayal, watch r (9) Movie 12:00- (7) Youth Wants to Know (9) Terrytoon Circus 0:41)—(11) Places In The New. (7) Barney Bear for it. 1:00- (2) Video Vilage reservations at our offices. (9) Movie (II) Victory at Sea (9) Movie (11) Brave Stallion 1:10- (2) Mister Ed (4) Price Is Right (11) High School Football 9:00- (4) Movie 12:15- (2) WCBS-TV View, the Question—* hope you can help (4) I. 2, 3, Go!-Children (7) Texan 12: IS— (S) Learn to Draw (5) Wrestling Press me. There was a movie years (11) Troubleshooters (9) Herb Sheldon IT COSTS NO MOM TO IOOK 12:10- (2) My Friend Flicka (7) Lawrence Welk 12: SO- (2) Washington apo which starred James Stew- Conversation 7:M- (2) Lassie (11) Music Wherever Yoi (4) Mr. Wizard (11) Political Debate art and an actress whom I can't (4) Youth Forums (4) BullwinkJe Go THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT (5) Follow that Man (13) Dance Party recall. The plot concerned two (7) Political Debate (9) Plays of Shakespeare 11:2O-(1I) Modern Math (7) Funny Manns 9:30- (2) Have Gun Will clerks in a store who were c*r (11) Encounter (11) Whirlybirds 1:25- (5) News 1:90- (2) News Travel rying on a love affair by mail 12:55- (2) News (13) Between The Lines 1:30- (2) Your Surprise (4) Parents Ask About 10:0k- (2) Gunsmoke without, knowing each other. It, 1:00- (2) Movie 7:Sf— (2) Dennis the Menace Package Schools (7) Boxing of course, turned out to be the (4) International Zone (4) World of Bob Hope (4) Concentration (5) Movi« (9) Movie two co-workers. What was the (7) Follow the Sim (5) Romper Room (7) Movie (13) Movie (5) Movie DID YOU KNOW name of this movie and will it (7) Directions '62 (9) Movie (7) Love That Bob! 1:30- (J) Accent 19:45- (7) Mr-ke That Spare be on TV?—L. P., Lancaster, Pa. (11) Continental Minia- (11) Pioneers 1:4«—(11) Places The Newa (4) Movie 11:00- (2) News THAT RCA VICTOR Answer—The 1939 M-G-M mov- tures (II) Gov. Robert Meyner 1:55— (2) News 1:50- (J) Playback (!) Movie ie was "The Shop Around the 7:55- (5) Senate Report lsW- (9) Golf Tips (7) Byline—Jim Bishop 1:10- (4) Catholic Hour COLOR TV Corner" and Margaret Sullavan 8:0»- (2) Ed Sullivan 2:00- (2) New York Forum (11) New York (7) Movie was the co-star, M-G-M remade (5) Race for Mayor \ (5) Movie Confidential is the only set this story, with music and Judy (11) Charles Farrell ' (9) Movie 11:10-(2) Weather 11:15- (2) Movie Garland opposite Van Johnson. Story-Telling Hour (II) Movie (II) Sportsman's Club The musical was called "In The 1:30- (2) Eye On New York (4) Movie Starts Tomorrow 8:M- (4) Car 54 (7) Hong Kong Good Old Summertime." Both (5) Dr. Albert Burke ' (4) Pro-Basketball RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Nor- 11:25- (4) Weather movies are available on TV. (7) Lawman (7) Tallahassee 7000 man Wersan, Dartmouth Dr., 11:30- (4) Movie (11) Adventure Theater (11) Insight! Hazlet, will again conduct a story- (11) Movie Questioon—Is Juliet Prowse, »:»0- (2) Power and the Glory 3:00- (2) Movie telling hour at the-Raritan Town- In fht Finest Tradition 12:00- (9) Hy Gardner that exciting dancer and actress, (4) Bonanza RCA VICTOR (7) College Kickoff ship Public Library, Airport Pla- (13) News going to appear regularly on TV (5) Open End Chinse and American (11) 26 Men za, beginning tomorrow, from 2 to 12:15- (7) Movie in a series? I certainly hope so.— (7) Bus Stop COtOR TV is 3 p.m. 3:15— (7) College Football 12.30- (5) Movie J. D., East St. Louis, Illinois (!) Movie RESTAURANT The stories!Mr. Wersan tells PROVED in USE 3:30- (5) Movie 1:00- (4) Movie Answer—Miss Prowse' is cur- (11) Groucho Special Attention to and sings are for children is the (II) William Tell (5) Almanac NewsrH rently appearing in "Irma La 9:30-(ll) M Squad age group of 3 to 6. Mrs. George TAKE-OUT ORDERS — built by ffo 3:50- (9) Playback . 1:05— (9) News and Weather Douce" in a Las Vegas club. Ex- 10:00- (4) Dupont Show Weber, librarian, said all children 3:55- (9) Golf Tips 1:40- (2) Movie cept for TV guest stints, Miss (7) Adventures in Call CO 4-2603 are welcome. The story hour wil only moker 4:00- (9) Movie Prowse will confine most of her Paradise 1:45— (7) Evening Prayer be conducted every other week. (II) Movie • , 2:0O-(13) News performing to the screen. Her (II) Project Hope f o continue 4:30- (2) Game of the Week next movie to be released it "The (IS) Movie HOUSE OF ENG 2:30— (t) Sermonette Though waves move across the (4) Ask Washington Second Time Around" which stars I0:M- (2) What's My Line Inc. 2:55- (2) News surface of a lake or sea, the Httl SCAU (5) Horse Race Debbie Reynolds and TV favorite (11) State Trooper . 34 E. Front St., Keyport 3:00- (2) Give Us This Day water itself merely rises and 4:55-(U) News Andy Griffith. 11:00- (2) News ls. A given volume of wa listed la the Yellow Pages PRODUCTION S:00- (4) All Star Golf (4) News YOU TAKE IT sinks back into almost the same for Ike LAST SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - A place.'.' (5) Crusade in The car was found abandoned here Pacific 7 YEARS! Cabin In The Sky Wednesday. Inside was this note: TV Key threes on this colorful musical (7) News CyCo/ocysei: fetal* Dr. AtlMtU Hl|hlindi "Couldn't pay for car or have variety hour. First, there's Ben- (11) Bold Venture brakes fixed. Can't drive without 11:10-(4) Weather COMPLETE SEA ny Goodman, Gene Krupa and any brakes. Legal owner, Moody's Previews Teddy Wilson (clarinet, drums 11:15- (2) Movie FOOD DINNERS Used Cars, Sunland, Calif. Pay- and piano, respectively) for a (4) Movie ment due." swing through "Avalon," "Body (7) Movie Today's top television shows as and Soul," "China Boy," and (!) Times Square previewed and selected by TV more. 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SECTION TWO RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961 7c PER COPY New Businesses Fluoridation Debated Sprout in County Doctors Support Plan in Keansburg NEW YORK — New businesses businesses is high, with many of are being born constantly in them falling by the wayside with- KEANSBURG — Some 70 local, munities in Monmouth County The introduction of one part Monmouth County, as local resi in five years, a fair proportion of residents turned out last night which have fluoridated water, luoride to one million gallons' dents with an urge to be on their them do survive this period and to explore and debate the pros none were given a choice in theof water will benefit 65 out of matter. 100 persons; Fluoridated own, embark on new ventures. go on to prosper. and cons of fluoridation. every The story is told in a co-opera «,05t Total "However, Mr. Loshen, Mr. water is not injurious to any tive report just released by the By virtue of this net increase The question of whether this Kinlin and I feel that this de- organs in the body; there is no Department of Commerce and bylocally, Monmouth County has a borough will fluoridate i';s water cision rests with the people. We chance of an overdose; the cost the Department of Health, Educa- total of 6,056 business enterprises, will be included on the Nov. 7will abide by the majority deci- would be approximately 5 cents tion and Welfare. It is based on non-farm, in which there are one ballot. sion of the people," he stated. per person, and if started in in- tax reports submitted by employ- or more employees. However, the final decision will Support Plan fancy, dental protection against ers under the Old Age and Sur- It represents a substantial in rest with the Borough Council, re- On the affirmative side, Dr. decay will last a lifetime. vivors Insurance program for crease over the 5,513 firms that gardless of the outcome of the Frank Miele, Dr. Ralph Berman, Dr. Miele stated that he con- 1959. were recorded three years be- referendum. Dr. Allen Timins, and health sidered fluoridation a preventive While the mortality among new fore, when a similar study was Mayor Louis T. Collichio told board member William Lowe ar- procedure as beneficial to human made by the two federal agencies. the gathering that of the 23 com-gued that: > •beings as immunization, The gain, 9.8 per cent, com- pares favorably with that in the 'Tests and research over a New Jersey United States as a whole, 5.9 per 25-year period have convinced me cent, and with the state of New that this process could only mean Political Arefla good to Keansburg". News Briefs Jersey's 4.7 per cent. 'Well Established' Mitchell Sees Hughes: Woolley One Opponent Associated Press The report shows that small The only panel member to business is well established in speak against fluoridation was UNION-The Western Electric Stronger Than Co. has suspended 413 workers un Monmouth County. It lists 5,647 Kenny, Carey As William M. Bowers, a resident of til 8 a.m. Monday for a walkout. firms, representing 93 per cent FLUORIDATION — Or. Frank J. Miele, Ksamburg, makes a point in favor of fluor- Red Bank and a Keansburg tax- of the total, with fewer than 20 payer. The walkout was in protest idation of the Keantburg water supply during a hearing on the controversial subject His Opponents Any Democrat against the company's suspension employees each. They make up Mr. Bowers claimed that fluo- last night in the Bayshore community. In center !i Mayor Louis Collichio, while of a union representative. The the bulk of the business communi- NEWARK (AP) — Republican PERTH AMBOY (AP)-Demo- rine is harmful to the unborn and company said the union repre- ty. William Martin Boweri, right, Red Bank, awaits his turn to take issue with the doc- James P. Mitchell's charge of cratic gubernatorial candidate pregnant women. He further ar- A breakdown reveals that there gues that rats that were given sentative left the job on union tor's remarks. The hearing was sponsored by the Kaansburg Board of Health. Vot- Democratic bossism was heard Richard J- Hughes has accused business Saturday without punch- are 3,912 establishments that em his opponent of "consciously de- the chemical showed definite kid- ers there will decide the issue on Election Day as. the question has been placed on at meetings throughout Essex ing out. The company suspended ploy from one to three people County yesterday as the guber- ceiving the people of New Jersey" ney disorders. him for two days. Edward Hoi- each, 1,040 that have from four the ballot. and invited U. S. Sen. Clifford When questioned by the mayor to seven on the payroll and 695 natorial candidate hammered lingsworth, president of Loca away again at current state and P. Case, R-N. J., to join the as to the proportions of fluoride 1095 of the Communications Work- of them with eight to 19 em administered, Mr. Bowers said ployees. The remaining firms are county Democratic leaders. Democratic caravan. ers of America with which the Double Trouble Mitchell made seven campaign Between stops yesterday that the amount was not given employees are affiliated, said larger ones. in the article he had quoted. Monmouth County's business es JERSEY CITY-A Jersey City Boro Public Works stops in Essex, stressing in most Hughes told newsmen that he yesterday that the walkout was a man's suit against Monmouth of his speeches the need for a had not discounted the possibility Mr. Lowe countered that the violation of the contract and could tablishments provide gainful em- proportion of fluoride in the wa- ployment for 49,636 residents, the Park Jockey Club for damages large turnout of voters to end that President Kennedy may yet not be condoned. However, he he claims resulted when a guard come to New Jersey on his be- ter in the water supply would be said he felt that the length ol figures show. At the time of the DepartmentPlanned what he called boss rule. He previous tabulation, they em dropped a chain on Ms head at called Essex "the pivotal coun- half. Kennedy endorsed Hughes comparable to one drop in a the suspension was too severe a the Oceanport race track will Wednesday. bathtub, penalty. ployed 44,816 people. UNION BEACH — Bipartisan joard had become a political ty" in the election. According to the Office of Busi be aired in Superior Court here support of a recommendation body. The former labor secretary Asked by a newsman if he MTubfuta ness Economcis, there were 440,- today. made last April by Councilman was joined in his attack by Sen.felt Kennedy's commitment to PASSAIC-Jacalyn PelleUeri, Mr. Obesky, who will serve un- "A person would have to drink 000 new businesses formed in the Emil J. Cerco, 44, of 188 Me- William F. Rodgers for creation Clifford P. Case, F:N. J., who speak in California would clear five years old, was wheeled In- til 1965, is an industrial engineer. 28 bathtubfuls to have any toxic United States during i960. Off- Adoo Ave., claims in the suit, of a public works department was Mrs. Malinowski, whose term started a one-two punch involv- the way for an appearance here, effect", he stated. to the Pasiak General Hospital setting this, were 385,000 that being heard before Judge Peter evidenced last night as Acting ing Hudson County with the com-Hughes said he considered it nil! operating room yesterday to runs to 1963, is a secretary for James Davis, local engineer in were discontinued. The net gain J. Artaserse, that tie not only Mayor William J. Langan. an- an insurance firm. ment that Hudson has been possible. charge of the operation of 'die have a small hole In her heart nounced that he is working on a Hughes suggested that Case, an brought to 4,700,000 the number was Inluried in the accident Councilman Frank C. Racciop "raped and robbed" by Demo- water plant, was drawn into the closed. Her twin sister, Jery- proposal to set up such a depart- cratic bossism. early supporter of the Republi- lyn, underwent a similar oper- that were in operation at the be- June 30, 1958, but that It also pi, police chairman, said the II debate when a local resident ginning of this year. It was one caused him to drop and lose two ment. MitchfiL following Case in a can candidate, James P. Mitchell, asked for an engineer's viewpoint ation Tuesday. A Philadelphia p.m. curfew "will be strictly en- should join the Democrats and heart surgeon is in charge. per cent more than In the previ- winning dally-double tickets Mr. Langan said "several forced for Halloween." He warnec talk tolWRepublican club at Irv- on artificial fluoridation. ous year. ' worth $120. items" have to be worked out that "parents will be held respon ington, repeated his claim that "fight for a candidate with whom He said that he was against it The twins were born with the you agree." heart defect. The operations with the Civil Service Commis- sible for damage done by theii he was not running against the because fluoride is a toxic chem- sue being performed without sion and the borough auditor be- children." Democratic candidate, Richard 'Shameful Bid' ical that will need closer obser- fee. fore a formal proposal can be J. Hughes, but against John V. Referring to Michell's promise vation, while being introduced O'Mara Subdivisionpresented to the-.governing body. Kenny and Dennis Carey, Hudson of higher pensions to the state's into the water supply. Mr. Rodgers first made the and Essex County Democratic 133.000 employees, Hughes called "Though it could be mixed by NEWARK — A Belleville man leaders respectively. has pleaded guilty to 26 charges proposal for a public works de- To Honor it " a shameful bid for votes a diaphragm type feeder, no partment April 12, during a pri- Mitchell said Hughes was "ob- when he knows this would push machine is 100 per eent foolproof. >f transporting forging and cash- Gets Planner's OK ligated lockk, stock and barrelb " to Ing stolen U.S. savings bonds. mary election debate. us into a broad-base tax." I think it's too risky", he stated. LITTLE SILVER - A major the firm, aaid Crown Petroleum '. At that time, Mr. Langan was Rumson Kenny and Carey., Arthur Robinson, health board loseph Guardabacio entered the •Ring Bells' Mitchell "has done nothing for plea yesterday before Federa subdivision of a 5.5 acre tract Co. is interested in the site. chairman of the street depart- civil rights or for the Negro—he state Department of Health of- fudge Thomas F. Meaney. Four- on Harding Rd. into seven resi- Board members said they were ment, and Mr. Rodgers, the water Assessor Mitchell warned that Republi- underestimates the intelligence of ficial had told the health body dential building : lots was ap- In favor of the plans, provided department. (Mr. Rodgers is now cans needed a great deal of door- that the procedure for introduc- teen counts were returned in RUMSON - John W. Carton, the Negro," Hughes told a group Nashville, Tenn., dealing with proved by the Planning Board the exterior of the building de- chairman, of both departments.) bell-ringing, button-holing and of whites and Negroes in South ing the chemical Into the water last night. Jr., assessor here for nine years, telephoning to get Essex County River. is "automatic, with no danger f 15,075 worth of bonds. The other signed by Gerard A. Barb'a, Combined Units will be honored at an open house pleas were to 12 of 13 charges The property, known as Sep- in their column Election Day. and very littlt supervision". Shrewsbury architect, was fin- in Bingham Hall on Bingha Hitting Mitchell's higher educa returned by a Newark Federal tember Farm, is owned by Ed- Mr. Rodgers proposed at the He told an Italian-American ished in brick matching the ex-April 12 session that a public Ave. Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. rally of about 250 persons in don proposals, Hughes, father of FIUOTSIJ Srand Jury involving $15,600 in ward J. and Margaret O'Mara terior of the shopping center unit. nine, told an attentive Polish- bonds. works department be established Irvington, "We must have ipt One resident expressed concern of 910 East Lake Dr., Spring The board also approved a with the street department and reached the point where v American audience here that over the possibility of her Lake. The developer was identi- minor subdivision of Frank J. water department as divisions of excited enough" to assure a Re- Mason W. Gross, president of children contracting fluorosis NEWARK-Michael J. Grassl, fied by Planning Board secretary Manson or 14 Caroline Rd. Mr.it. publican victory in the county. Rutgers University, had "given which she asked Dr. Miele to a Bound Brook businessman, Winn M. Rose as Paul Midnich. Manson applied to subdivide a He said, "Under the existing While Mitchell campaign he lie" to Mitchell's suggestion, explain. has beta Indicted by the Fed- by saying that New Jersey's The board's approval is contin- 15,000 square foot plot from the system', there is overlapping of ed through Essex, Case traveled He stated that fluorosis is a eral Grand Jury on charges of gent upon the erection of a street tract oo which his home is lo- the use of labor and equipment," standards are already among the mottling of the enamel produced evading personal income taxes over to Hudson County. The sen highest in the country. sign and payment of fees to thecated. and that a single department ator told a Jersey City rally of by incomplete penetration of the and cawing evasion of corpor- county Planning Board. The ap- would mean both economy and chemical into the teeth. F; raid ate taxes. The indictments al- Democrats for Mitchell" that Mentions Woolley plication will now go to the Bor- greater efficiency. the Republic candidate has em- On bossism, Hughes said that •mat the mottling, which can on! lege that Grass! failed to pay be detected by microscope, would $1,U4 In personal taws in 1*57 ough Council for approval. Mr. Langan indicated last night erged in the campaign "as the no leader in the Democratic Access to the new development Green Acres that a formal proposal will be only candidate who would enter Party has the power that J. Rus-clear up when the fluoride Is and failed to file returns In completely absorbed into the 1955 and 1*56, years in which will be through a road running ready within a few weeks. the State House with an obliga- sell Woolley, Monmouth County enamel. his gross income was $11,115 perpendicular to Harding Rd Tercentenary Committee tion to no other interest save the Republican chairman, has. Bond Issue public interest." "Most cases of fluorosis are and $23,7*5. Evasions on cor- which member Roland Bainton In other business, the acting Mitchell's labor image was to- poration taxes, according to the pointed out Is a private road. In Newark, Mitchell and his tally destroyed, Hughes said, "not the result of natural fluorine in Mayor appointed James McCoy; :he water supply, which some- Indictment, amounted to $1,721. John M. Friel and Mrs. Florence wife, who traveled with him by any name calling, but Drastal Applies Is Supported through most of the day, were by 'the Congressional Record." He times is proportionately higher Mclnerney as members of a ter- noted that as secretary of labor than one part to a million gal- ATLANTIC CITY-The director An application of builder Ed- NEW BRUNSWICK - The centenary committee to work with welcomed at a Greek-American ward Drastal of 453 Prospect Ave. Green Acres bond issue proposal rally by a half-dozen girls in col- in the Eisenhower administra- tons", he said. >r the U.S. office of saline water the Monmouth County committee ion, Mitchell had favored the iay$ present plants for convert- to subdivide a tract of approxi- to be decided on Election Day is which Is making plans for the orful costumes. Several residents objected to mately 10 acres on the north "a crash program 15 years too Sees Neglect 90-cent-an-hour minimum wage, fluoridation and questioned coun- Ing salt water to fresh water 30O-year celebration. Mr. McCoy as opposed to the $1 minimum. "must be looked upon as model side of Rumson Rd. west of Cross late." is group chairman. Mitchell told a crowd of about cil's right to "force us to drink doctored water". r prototypes." C. F. MacGowan St. will be returned to the So said Kenneth H. Creveling of Mr. Langan went on record in 600, largest gathering in the day's A thin dime means four dollars •aid the cost of converting 1,000 board's subdivision committee for the Department of Conservation favor of using the $25,000 state John W. Carton, Jr. tour, that problems had arisen a week," Hughes said. One, a Christian Scientist, con- {aliens has dropped from more classification, and Economic Development dur- aid for flood control or beach during the administration of Gov. Continued support for Raritan demned the practice, terming it han $4 to between 11 and $1.25 Mr. Rose said eight residen- ing a forum at Rutgers Univer- erosion (approved in 1959) for Mrs, Harry H. Clayton, pres Robert B. Meyner that "through Arsenal in Edison Township was an "encroachment on human n just nine years. "If our contial building lots were planned sity Oct. 24. flood control measures in the dent of the Rumson Republica neglect have come to a boll promised by Hughes, who said: rights for the benefit of big now." "The day after election I'll be verted water today is running for the property. Harris Gardens area "rather than Club, said the committee i business to make money." The forum, sponsored by the charge is honoring Mr. Cartoi down there knocking on the Herbert J. Obermayer, West iround a dollar a thousand, who Board members noted that Mr. for a beach project." Mitchell called the Nov. 7 elec- lere would venture to predict the New Jersey Chapter, Society of "for his unselfish devotion t tion the crossroads for the Re- White House door, still fighting Long Branch, was moderator. Drastal's applications lacked a American Foresters, was held at Councilman Paul J. Smith re- duty and absolute fairness in ad- for Raritan Arsenal." tltimate cost?" asked MasGowan. certified report of an engineer's minded residents that the fire publican Party in the state. the College of Agriculture. ministrating the oft-times un- "If we do not win, it will be Pushing aside Mitchell's motto percolation tests and Board of In the opinion of all the ex-department will collect coin cards pleasant job of assessing prop -NEWARK - A N-year-oId Saturday and urged liberal dona- many a year before the Republi- 'A big man for a big job," Health preliminary approval. perts, the state's 270,000 acres erty for taxing purposes." can Party recovers from the Hughes said "The people of New Intergroup bookkeeper, who apparently Contours on the maps also were tions. of public lands is about half of "During Mr. Carton's tenure, blow," Mitchell siad. "If we do Jersey are interested in the man had been locked In the yard of incorrect, they said. Ms office building and had tried the land needed by a population New Board Members she said," the borough has bee win, it will mean a resurgence —not an image." Housing During an Informal discussion, that grows more dense at the The acting mayor appointed of the Republican Party." to climb a 12-foot fence, was rate of 100,000 a year, according completely reassessed and mod- Visits Docks found dead yesterday In the the board reviewed plans of the Andrew Obesky, 411 Union Ave., ern assessing methods adopted." In Morris Today Monmouth Branch, Inc., of Redto Creveling. and Mrs. Margaret Malinowski, 3 Earlier in the day, during a company courtyard. Police said Mr. Carton has attended several Mitchell goes Into Morris Coun- 90-minute walk over the docks Unit to Form L. Mark Rubens of Orange ap- Bank to build a gas station on Citing the cost of delay, he Scholer Dr., as members of the state-sponsored assessing schools ty today with the topic of Demo- Branch Ave. adjacent to a small Planning Board, replacing former of Port Newark, Hughes received SHREWSBURY —A committee parently had a heart attack or pointed out that the state could Mayor Peter Cartmell ha cratic bossism still uppermost in an enthusiastic ovation from some to promote intergroup relations died of head Injuries suffered shopping center the firm Is erect- have bought the Island Beach board chairman Eugene Oeffner his talks. ,. : and secretary Lawrence E. Gart- stated that Mr. Carton is "one o! 200 dock workers, as he made and open occupancy housing in In a fall from the fence at the ing, property at one time for $350,000 the best qualified assessors In a statement prepared for the but with the passage of years the er. his way among ppiles of salt pork, he shore area will be formed at Optical Sales Manufacturing New Service Station Monmouth County." start of his tour in Morristown, did hid andd cargo a meeting Monday at 8:15 p.m. in price mounted to $2>4 million. Mr. Gartner resigned because of Mitchell said: "Every employee umber, dried hides Co. at 2 Orange St. he Shrewsbury Fire House, Rt. The proposed station would what he termed "the unruly con- of Jersey City, every employee from the seven seas. "This is a critical time," said Walking along and waving to 35. border the New York and Long Dr. Mason W. Gross, president ditions" on the board, and MrGet. s Jail Term of Hudson County has been told ATLANTIC CITY - Milledge Branch Railroad tracks. sailors from the SS Whangaroa, Interested individuals and rep- (Vashlngton, 44, is being held with- of Rutgers. "If we don't move in Oeffner quit, charging that the in blunt terms to get out and The firm was represented last out of London, Hughes asked, resentatives of organizations have iut bail for grand jury action aft- with some good planning we'l For Manslaughter work for the Democratic Party 'Wouldn't It be wonderful to be been invited to the meeting by night by attorney Chester Apy of let some of our most valuable SEE CHRYSLER PACT on Election Day. ir pleading innocent to a homi- NEWARK - A 25-year-old one of these for a few days nftcr the organization committee, com- side charge. Washington, a Ne-Red Bank, who said plans call treasures RO by the board." DETROIT (AP) - Chrysler Where is thei for construction of a building con- Freehold man received a seven- election?" posed of Mrs. Donald Jacoby, jro, was charged in the death He said he hoped for the pas-Corp. was expected today to make an individual to follow the dic- Elberon; Lester Scheier. New taining an office, lavorntorles and year term in the Bordentown Re- tates of his own conscience?" Hughes yesterday received ad- if George Burgess, a while man, sage of the referendum. the United Auto Workers an eco-'ormatory yesterday when he ditional support for his proposed Shrewsbury, and Stafford Thomp- who died Friday after a fight in i storage room. If practicable "We seem to measure progress nomic offer approximating the In a talk prepared for a con- son, Red Bank. n the future, a two-bay garage was found guilty in Essex Coun- $97 million bridtje from Sea i tap room the night before, at the speed with which we canthree-year money packages nego- ty Court of manslaughter in thevocation at the Florham Park- Breeze in Cumberland County, to '•'A number of religious organ- Washington has claimed that theyunit for servicing cars will be make our forests disappear," ob- tiated earlier with General Mo- Madison campus of Falrleigh erected, he said. death of Valeri Humanick, thiee, Delaware, from Sen. Harrison A. zatlons and civic groups feel had an argument after Burgess served William S. Swinglcr, as- tors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. of 329 Hawthorne Ave., this Dickinson University, Mitchell Williams, Jr., D-N.J. Williams there is a need In this area for jailed him a "nigger." Emmanuel Kaplan, president of sistant chief of the U. S. Forest While indications came from place. said the actions of political boss- told a Pennsville audience that he such a committee." Mrs. Jacoby Service. He mentioned multiple within Chrysler's hierarchy that es cause young people to feel that would do all in his power to speed said. PATERSON - Mrs. Adele Mitchell, lluglu-H Aide uses of forests—for recreation, an economic offer was forthcom- Police said Elmer K. Trotter, politics is "dirty." its olanninR and construction. "We are consulting with or- Guido, 35, has been fount) ;ame habitat and others as well np, todny, 'there was no indica- 57 Helen Ave., Freehold, had "If you believe politics is 'dir- as the opportunity to market a ion it would be made when the beaten the child. Hughes started today's tour in ;anizutions interested in housing, guilty of second degree murder To Visit With Jaycrr* ty.' step in and help clean it up," Bergen Countv.' He planned to in making plans to form the for the total shooting of her SHREWSBURY - James P, timber crop to support and paywo sides resume top level bar- Sentence was imposed by Mitchell said. for the management of forests. gaining at II a.m., EDT. stop in New York City and shake group," she said. husband, Alfred, a former prize Mitchell and a representative o[ Judge Robert A. Matthews. But he said those entering the hands with New Jersey com- The Monday meeting will deter- fighter. She was accused of Riclmrd J. Hughes, the opposing field must stick to it "in the long then continue his mine the nature antl exact aims •hooting the 40-yinr-old Guldo gubernatorial candidates, will ad- pull when th eexcitement and the campaign in Ocean County. of the committee, Mrs. Jacnby eight times while he was sleep- dress the fall assembly of the Keansburg Water Mains Work Starts glamor wear off," if they are to explained. ing In their bungalow In West New Jersey Junior Chamber of (Icfent political bossism. At that time, it is expected that Mllford last April 19. Mm. Commerce Nov. 4 In Shadow- KI-ANSBURG - C. Bernard Officials hope the new mains East Keansburg, at a cost of NO CONTEST Formal sponsorship hv various or- Giildo'g defense centered around brook, Shrewsbury. Blum, borough manager, re- MISSING GIRI. FOUND WOONSOCKET, R. I. (AP) - will alleviate low water pressure J7.CC0. ;nnizntions will bF offered to the a contention that she was tem- Mr. Mitchell, the GOP candi- ported yestordny that work lias problems which have plaugcd The borough will finance the UNION IlEACH—Miss Bertha Henry Scott, a Democrat, was committee. porarily Insane and driven to date, anil Mr. Hughes' Democrat- started on the installation of ap-many borough residents. project with a 40-year bond is- Chamberlain, M, daughter (if Mr.elected a state representative yes- Ihenhootlng by her husband'* ic representative \vill appear nl proximately 15,300 feet of new Actual Installation work Is be- sue. The borough has authorized and Mrs. Clarence Chamberlain, terday in n special election. Lumber Yards physical and mental cruelty. 10, a.m. About 450 .Inycces arc four-incli water main in the bor-ing done by Guy Villa and Sons, the snlc of $f)5,0fl0 to cover cost (iOfi Pnolr Ave, reported missini; The Republicans didn't put up| Closing .ill Saturdays at 3 p.m. The second rieqrec murder con- expected at the assembly. ough. (Mark Township, at a cost of of"the project, ,on Wednesday, has returned n opposition cami'lntc until further Holier. : Vktlon carrfo* a maximum The Greater Red Rank .Inn- All told, some 20 streets arc $116,780. Mr. Blum said he expects dip j home, police said According to Sc-ott's district has ml eligible Blnisdi'll-American-Red Bank IMnally of 30 years' Imprison- ior Chamber of Commerce slated to get the new pipe, which The material in being nuppllcd work to be completed by the endjpolice, Mr. Chamberlain located voters, and not a single one of Lumber ment. hosting the meeting. will replace old two-Inch mains. by J. S. Plumbing Supply Co., of the month. his daughter in New York City, them is a Republican, -Adv. 18—Frii*y, October 27,1961 RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious Services

METHODIST ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOUC CONGREGATION ST. JAMES CATHOUC PRESBYTERIAN Red Bank Red Bank B'NAI ISRAEL Red Bank Red Bank The sermon for Sunday at 9:30 Masses are celebrated Sunday CONSERVATIVE Sunday masses ar* at I, 7, 8, "What on Earth Is the Church Jesus, The Carpenter, May and 11 a.m. will be a dialogue1 t 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. and 12 o'clock. Rumson t. 10 11 aa* U (high taut) in; Doing These Days?" will be the on the subject, "Needed—The Re- Confessions are heard Saturdays th» church and ». 10 tad 11 sermon topic of Rev. Dr. Charles Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will formation Spirit," with Rev. W. Tom 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from o'clock in the high school audi- S. Webster Sunday at the 9: IS and preach tonight at 8:30 on the sub- Also Have Been Farm Hand Gordon Lowden and Rev. Kerry )ur Lady of the Miraculous Med- ect, "A Tale of Four Women." torium. 1 a.m. worship services. Robb taking part. 1 every Monday at 8 p.m. in Leslie Huber, daughter of Mr. wisdom of building a bouse on a Confessions arc heard Satur- Rev. James L. Ewalt, associate By GEORGE W. CORNELL carpenter, but he obviously toiled There will be reception of mem 30 to 9 p.m. and Mrs. Herman Huber, will solid foundation. days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from minister, will assist at the earlier Associated Press Religion Writer in the field, since he was paid bers at both services. Music di- celebrate her Bat Mitsvah and Dr. Vardaman is continuing his Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. 7:30 and f p.m.. weekdays dur- service and Rev. Dr. Sargent Jesus has always been consider- •or that. rected by Herbert Burlis will in- will chant the prophetic portion escarch, seeking to establish tondays. tng tht I o'clock mass and after Bush, minister of visitation, will ed a skilled carpenter, but he al- If "tekton" isn't translated as clude "Now Praise We The Holy and part of the service. Cantor more clearly what Jesus' earth- The Miraculous Medal Novena Noveaa cervices Monday. assist at the later service. so may have been good at plow- 'farm hand," it would at least Spirit," Schroeder; Youth Choir Sidney Scharff will chant the lit- ly labor was as a 'tekton." The is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 At the 11 o'clock service Afri- ing a furrow or wielding a sickle be more accurate to make it anthem, "With A voice of Sing- urgy, assisted by the B'nai Is- evidence still is being sifted." he Perpetual Novena to St. An- p.m. in the church. A baptism can Students' Day will be ob- t wheat-cutting time. 'woodworker" rather than "car- ing," Shaw; Chancel Choir an- rael Choir under the direction of thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. served with African students Indications of such all-around He said the new pottery item, them, "Souls of the Righteous," blank mutt be obtained from the Leonard Schlosberg. penter," siiice "tektones" not on- 1 rectory and filled out before the from various countries in at- rural labor by the Man of Nar y worked on houses but also on part of a collection given the Noble; Organ offertory at 11 Candle lighting time will be seminary by a Jewish antiquar- BAPTIST Baptism takes place. tendance. areth have come from recently wooden farm equipment and fur- o'clock "To My Beloved God," 5:40 p.m. Mrs. Huber will recite ian, Jerome Eisenberg of New Middletown Novena devotions ia honor of At the 8:15 service the ushers recovered archaeological mater- niture, Dr. Vardman said. Buxtehude. the candle blessing. The floral York, isn't sufficient to dislodge Rev. John E. Bates will speak the church. will be Arnold W. Galbraith. Da- ials, giving additional insight in "What I think we are going to Robert Sadler will speak "From arrangement for the pulpit and he view that Jesus did carpen- vid A. Crowell, Charles C. Maute, to scriptural words. have to face from now on," he the Layman's Viewpoint." Sunday at 10:50 a.m. on the the refreshments for the Oneg try, but that it does add extra PRESBYTERIAN Moses C. Murphey, and Ira N. Rev. Dr. Jerry Vardaman, pro- A quiet hour in observance of topic, "Wanted: A' New faith Shabbat will be donated by Mr. added, "is that even as a wood- possibilities to His workaday Shrewsbury Sheppard. Robert H. Beck and essor of biblical archaeology at the week of prayer and self-denial for a New World." and Mrs. Huber. worker, Jesus had close relation- round In the hills ol ancient Gali Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, Wallace A. Maginn will comprise Southern Baptist Theological will be held in the church for The senior choir will sing "A Sabbath morning services will ship with agricultural life." lee. will preach Sunday at 9:30 and the welcoming committee. Seminary, says the evidence sug- all members Sunday from 7 to Mighty Fortress," under the dl< be at 10. Paul Klein, son of Mr. Other evidence also has turned 11 a.m. DO th« subject, "Toe Pro- At the 11 o'clock lervice the gests that Jesus probably was a up, particularly in Egypt, that 8 p.m. ection of Mrs. George Hart- testant's Unique Contribution," ushers will be Donald C. Hays, and Mrs. Alexander Klein, will 'farm hand" who combined work TRINITY EPISCOPAL mann, organist. Soloist will be be called to the Torah as a Bar tektones worked In rural environ- This will be sponsored by the based on tht tart, Romans (: 15-19 Fred R. Daniels, Hubert M. Far in the field with that of a car- Red Bank Mrs. Erwing Kehrer. Mitsvah and will be accepted Into ments. Dr. Ardaman said, add- Woman's Society of Christian Music will include "Prelude" row, Jr., Thomas S. Field, Jr. penter. Ushers will be Leon Brinks the fold or Israel by Rabbi Rosen- ing: The Holy Eucharist will be Service. by Rheinberger, played by Lu- and Russell D. Rainey, 2d. Ru 1 and George Hoffmire, Jr. Flow- thai. Cantor Sidney Schsrff will "This extra activity on Jesus' "There are dozens of instances celebrated Sunday at 8 a.m. The altar flowers for Sunda cius E Harris, organist and choir- dolph W. May and David W. :rs will be placed by Mr and chant the liturgy. part adds a new dimension to where tektones are associated The family service and .church will be the gift of Mr. and Mrs natter. Th» offertory anthem en- Woodward will coropriie ths wel our traditional understanding of school will begin at 9:15 a.m. Kenneth Woodward in memory ol Mrs. George Hoffmire, Sr. Junior Congregation will meet with land estates and farms. This titled 'Teach Me, O Lord" by coming committee. his occupation," Dr. Vardaman 'The World Conflict - Commu- loved ones. They will also be pre- There will be a nursery dur- tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. can be amply demonstrated by Atwood will be sung by the At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church said. "I am convinced that here- nism or Chirst," will be the »ub-[ sented by Mrs. Edward Basket ng the service. Sunday morning services will the evidence of the papyri (Egyp- Chorister* at 9:30 and by the school and nursery will meet in after we must think of Jesus in ject of a family service talk by and daughter, Mrs. James Kear- Church school will meet at 0:30 be at 9: IS, followed by the class tian writing materials)." Senior choir at the later service. the Education Building. a closer relationship with an ag- George Castleman. ney, in memory of husband and a.m. in the sanctuary under the in Jewish Law. One cited by Dr. Vardaman in- Robert Blake, tenor, will sing. At 10:30 a.m. a "coffee hour" ricultural setting than we have father, respectively. leadership of John Poyner, su- The Post Bar Mitsvah classes dicates tektones handled bulls. Morning Prayer and sermon by The primary choir will sing "With will be held for the church school done heretofore." perintendent. will meet Tuesday at 4 and 5 Also, an ancient book, Ecclestias- the rector, Rev. Canon Charles The church school will meel Happy Voices Ringing" by Tours staff. The Youth Fellowship will p.m. Aside from other general im- ticus 38:27, apocryphal to Prot- H. Best, will be at 11 a.m. ^ at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Orienta at the 11 o'clock service. Mr. At 7 p.m. the Westminister Fel- tion Course for new teachers wil meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at Fel- There will be a meeting of the plications, the specific clue to estants but canonical scripture to The Holy Eucharist ^vill be Harris will conclude with "Post- lowship will meet. be held at 9:30 a.m. Adult Bibl< lowship Hall and will leave from Board ol Trustees Wednesday at this view comes from notations Roman Catholics, mentions tek- celebrated at 8 and 10 a.m. on hide" by Rheinberger. At 7 p.m. the youth seminar for lass will be taught by Peytoi 8:30 p.m. found on ancient records, includ- tones in connection with driving Wednesday, AH Saints Day. The here to participate in the an- The ushers serving at the 9:30 high school students will be held ing a newly discovered item dat- Service of Healing will follow at Wheeler at 5:30 a.m. nual UNICEF drive to solicit Thursday, the Adult Institute oxen, feeding heifers and turning •ervice will include Curtis Brad- in the Education Building. ing approximately from the first furrows. 8:30 a.m. and at 10:30 a.m. The Intermediate M.Y.F. wil contributions for the world's At 0 p.m. the Westminister of Jewish Studies will meet at ley, Thomas B. Eldsrshaw, Win- century, when Christ walked the The second-century Christian The second, stewardship dinner meet Sunday at 7 p.m. to c.on needy children. Refreshments High School Fellowship will meet 7:45 p.m. for the Hebrew Class throp Mtcomber, William Man- earth. Justin Martyr, says Jesus was will be held in ths parish hall Inue its study of "The Luthera: will be served at 8:30 when tht in Westminster Hall. and at 8:45 p.m. for a class In uel, and William O. Wifhelm. In the writing, the Greek word a "tekton" who made farm tools. Sunday at 5:30 p.m. 'amily." Rev. C. Roger Burkim young people return to Fellow- Monthly supper meeting of Sen customs and ceremonies. Those serving at the later serv- 'Tekton" seems to allude to one However, a third-century Chris- Alcoholics Anonymous and the >f the King of Kings Lutherai ship Hall. ior Couples Club will be held to- ice will be Arnold T. Anderson, who functioned as a farm work- tian scholar, Origen, said the oc- Alanon Group will meet Monday Church will speak with them ii night at 7 p.m. In Westminster REFORMED Harry Davey, Forrest Gray, John er or general handyman. Thai cupation of Jesus was not cer- at 9 p.m. the chapel. P. Steel and Robert Wilson. Hall. Mrs. William C. Wood will New Shrewsbury ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL same word in the New Testa- tain, Implying it wasn't confined The Acolytes Guild will meet The Senior Hi M.Y.F. will meel Keansburg During both worship services, speak on Korea. "The Parish, the Pastor, and ment is used to describe Jesus. to carpentry. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. iunday at 7 p.m. for a program Sunday services will begin with nursery care will be provided In The Westminster High School Politics" will be the subject of But it is generally translated as The fourth-century church his The Sewing Group will meet MI "Bade Hymn of the Reforma a celebration of the Holy Euchar- the Church House under the di- Fellowship will hold a masquer- the sermon Sunday at 9:30 and carpenter, mason or woodworker. Wednesday at 11 a.m. ion." 11 a.m. by Rev. Isaac C. Rotten- torian, Eusebius, says the Lord's ist at 8 a.m. rection of Mrs. Richard W. Child. ade costume ball in Westminster Thursday at 8 p.m. the Parish The Wesley Fellowship wil Hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. berg. For example, Mark 6:3 refer! "brother," Jude, had grandchil The family Eucharist and The Sunday church school class- to Jesus as a "Tekton," custom dren who tilled the soil. Dr. Var card party will be held. The In- meet Sunday at 8:30 p.m. for a es will include: kindergarten pri Monday: Music will include "Chapel in church school will begin at 9:30 aily rendered in English as daman says that if Jesus' fam quirer's Class will meet in the informal evening at the parson mary and junior departments at 10 a.m.—Meeting of Bazaar the Wood" by Clarke, "Devotion' a.m. A nursery will be provided "carpenter." ily was concerned with agricul- church Thursday at 8 p.m. ige, 235 Broad St., and have 9:30 only, junior-highs at both Committee in Combs-De Voe Me- by Frick and "Postludium in F' during this service. However, an item turned up in tural pursuits, there is sound The Confirmation Class will iscussion on "Mercy Killings. At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- 9:30 and 11 a.m., and the senior- morial Room. by Nordman. Mrs. Helen Estelle meet in the parish hall this after The minister's class on churc a collection of ancient artifacts reason to believe He was, too. bration of the Eucharist and ser- high department at 11 o'clock 8 p.m.—Class of instruction for will sing an alto solo at the 9:30 noon at 4 o'clock. membership will meet Friday hi recently given to the South Bap "Even assuming that Justin mon by the rector. Rev. John M. only. new members on the meaning of service. The choir will sing the p.m. in the lounge. church membership taught by the anthem, "He Knows" by Nord- tist Seminary at Louisville, Ky. Martyr was right in saying Jesus Cram. The Junior-High Fellowship will CHURCH OF CHRIST A Project Night for the Senio ministers in the chapel. man, during the second service. clearly Implies that a "tekton' fashioned plows and yokes from Every weekday except Tues- meet Sunday at ( p.m. in the of Jesus' time helped harvest the ivood," Dr. Vardaman said, "one Red Bank i M.Y.F. will be held tomorro' Tuesday: Ushers will be William Cook, day, daily Morning Prayer will Church House with Charles E. crops, at least occasionally. has to come back to the position Bible classes will meet Sunday it 8 p.m. in the youth room Steen, Jr. as advisor. The Senior- 1 p.m.—The executive commit- Robert Loversidge, Joseph Zet- be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- The note, on a bit of clay tab- that the very objects made were at 10 a.m. The Shore Leadership Schoo Westminster Fellowship will meet tee of the Women's Association kulic, Elmer Ralph, Roger Sev- ill be held Monday at 7:50 p.m ning Prayer at 7 p.m. let, says: "Give to the 'tekton' agricultural implements." "When I Fail, Who Is Hurt?" at 6:30 p.m. with Mr. Collins will meet in the Combs-De Voe erin, Lester Shibla, Russell Mc- A Group Quarterly Conference The Eucharist will be cele- in the month of Mesore (period Jesus, in His parables, repeat- will be the sermon topic of the presiding. Memorial Room. Queen and Thomas Brereton. ill be held at First Church, As- brated Monday at 8 a.m., and between July 25-Aug. 23) with edly used farm terms—the mus- minister, Charles L. Brown, Sun- The Mission Belles will meet 8 p.m.—Weekly adult Bible Sunday school will meet at iury Park, Monday at 7:45 p.m Wednesday," Thursday, Friday respect to the reaping of wheat, tard seed, ripe wheat, stony and day at 11 a.m. Congregational Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the class taught by Dr. Bush in 9:30 a.m. The Interdenominational Pray and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. :wo artabae (measures of grain)." good soil, sowers, harvests, la- church house when they will con- church parlor. Tomorrow will be Paint Day ng will be directed by Charles • group will meet Tuesday Holy Unction of the sick will borers in the vineyard, tares of tinue their projects for the Fall 9 p.m.—Fourth lecture by Rev. for the men, beginning at 9 a.m. Dr. Vardaman thus reckoned Ctaun. Communion is served 0 a.m. A pilot class for nurser be administered upon request aft- wheat, sheep, oxen, fig trees. Fair. Mrs. Thomas Dunlap Is, Mr. Ewalt in his series on "What Richard Mast of the property 'tekton" to mean workman or each Lord's Day during this wor- eachers will meet Tuesday a' er all services, and at other times chairman. Christianity Is AH About" in the committee will be In charge. farm hand, in line with the man's Seldom did He refer to car ship hour. i:30 a.m. The Commission oi upon notification of the rector. duties. The man also might have A special meeting of the Ses- Combs-De Voe Memorial Room. Halloween Parties will be held pentry—although He did do so in The minister will speak again Education meets Tuesday at The sacrament of penance will sion, to receive new members, Wednesday: for the following groups tomor- been adept with hammer as a his memorable parable about the at evening worship beginning at m. be administered Saturday from 10 a.m.—The prayer and study 6:30. 4 to 4:30 p.m. will be held Thursday evening at row evening: The annual autumn bazar spon group will meet in the chapel. I p.m. in the church lounge. The Sunday school classes of A training class to develop men iored by the W.S.C.S. and W.S 12:30 p.m.—Luncheon meeting Mr. and Mrs. James Woods and for leadership in the worship Id will be held Thursday from BAYSHORE COMMUNITY of Women's Association in West A Curate's Dream: ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THERIVER Miss Donna Loversidge, from, 7 services will meet Monday eve- 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. Luncheon will b East Keansburg minster Hall. Mr. Edmund EPISCOPAL to 9 p.m. in Beekman House; ning at 7:30. The men are study- ierved from 11:30 a.m., and tei Rev. John P. Eultr will preach Goerke of the Society of Friends Rumson the Junior Youth Fellowship, in ing and applying the principles later in the day. Booths with ar- Sunday at 11 a.m. will be the guest speaker. His There will be a celebration of White Hall from 7 to 9:15 p.m. The Catholic Digest of public speaking. ides for sale will be preparet Sunday school will meet at 9:30 topic will be "Our Prisons—The the Holy Communion Sunday at and the Senior Youth Fellowship Thursday at 7:30 p.m., a per- by the various Circles. a.m. Forgotten Part of the Gospel." I a.m. in the chantry. at the home of Miss Linda Di By JULES LOH ly feature, "What would you like: iod of Bible study will be con- A healing and prayer service Thursday: Angelis. to know about the church?" Family service and prayer will NEW YORK (AP) - One sum- ducted. ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL will be held Wednesday it 10 8 p.m.—The Tower Hill Leader The Junior Youth Fellowship All queries are answered, eith- be at 9:30 a.m. The rector, Rev, mer day in 1936 Rev. Louis A. Tomorrow at 6 p.m., members Belford a.m. ship Training School will hold the will meet In White Hall at 7:15 er by mail or through the mag- Canon George A. Robertshaw will Gales, a 40-year-old curate at St. and friends will gather in the Matins will be read Sunday i second in a series of three classes p.m. John Rotteriberg will be in azine. Published replies have ex- give the address at this service. Agnes Church in St. Paul, Minn., church basement for a covered :40 a.m. At 8 a.m. there wi CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY in the Education Building. charge of the program. His topic pressed the Catholic attitude on The girls' choir will sing "The decided to do something about an dish dinner. be a celebration of the Hoi Atlantic Highlands Spacious Firmament" by Haydn. will be "The Story of Ruth". such things as capital punish- idea that had been nagging him Eucharist with sermon. Church service and Sunday The organ prelude will be "Ada- CHRIST EPISCOPAL The Senior Youth Fellowship ment, test tube babies, evolution mor* than two years. At 9:30 a.m. there will be school are held at 11 a.m. gio" by Bach and the postlude Shrewsbury will meet in Beekman House and Billy Graham. UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP Hopefully, he mailed to about iung Eucharist followed t Wednesday testimony meeting is will be "Rigaudon" by Campra. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Miss Linda Each month Catholic Digesl Red Bank Tomorrow, St. Simon and St, 9,000 Catholics across the coun- church school. at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours At 10:30 a.m., Robert D. McKee| Di Angelis will be in charge ol gives away about 2,500 back is- Rev. W. Hollis Tegarden will Jude's Day, there will be a cele- try a dummy cover of a digest The Y. P. F. will meet at are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and will play a recital on the Mary devotions. sues to prisons, missionaries conduct services Sunday at 10.30 bration of Tha Holy Eucharist at type magazine, its suggested con- p.m. Saturdays, except holidays. Owen Borden Memorial Carillon. Tha congregational dinner will schools and the like; and each a.m. in the Community YMCA " a.m. tents listed on the front. Recip- There will be a celebration i Morning Prayer and sermon by be held in White Hall Wednesday year adds to its mailing list A social period will follow the There will be a change in the ients were asked to reply on an he Holy Eucharist Monday an KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN the rector will be at 11 a.m, The at 6:30 p.m. This will be the about 500 free subscriptions—ti service. schedule for Sunday, with no enclosed postcard whether they Saturday at 8 a.m.; on Tuesda. Middletown men and boys' choir, under the services held at I or 11 a.m. start of the Every Member Can sodalities and study clubs, Church school classes will meet Wednesday, and Friday at 9 a.m direction of Marshall C. Bush, or- vas. The Church program for would subscribe to this kind of from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. Nur- Sunday school will meet at A corporate Communion of the Helps Other Periodicals Thursday, All Souls Day, then ganist and choirmaster will sing 1962 will be presented. publication. 9:30 a.m. women and girls of the church Another of Catholic sery supervision will be provided will be two Requiem Eucharisi "Christ whose Glory Fills thi Two months later Father Morning services will be con- will be held Sunday at 8 a.m., The Golden Fellowship wil aims, said Father Gales, is to during the service. elebrated - at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m iky" by Candlyn. The prelude Gales and his close friend, Rev. ducted by the pastor, Rev. C, followed by a Communion break meet in White Hall Thursday a promote what he considers some The Sacrament of Penance wi will be "Blessed be the Lord" by 11:30 a.m. Paul Bussard, sat in the base-' Roger Burkins, at 10:45 a.m. fast in the parish house. of the deserving but less success- BAPTIST be administered Saturday from Rowley and the postlude will be ment of the bishop's house in St. All services will be held at the The guest speaker will be Miss ful Catholic magazines among the New Monmouth to 12 a.m., and by appointmen "A Mighty Fortress Is our God' Paul, a bushel basket of post- Bayview School, Belford. Jane Mees, who spent seven FEDERATED 535 Catholic periodicals published Bible School will meet Sunday Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. then by Bach. cards between them, and began vears a« a missionary In Haiti Holmdel in America. On« method is to buy at 9:30 a.m. will be a meeting of the Bazaa: There will be a celebration of making plans for what was to be- The breakfast will be prepared Sunday school will meet manuscripts (for up to $400) from Rev. William E. Bisgrove will Committee. the Holy Communion Wednesday, come the most successful Cath- bv the man and boys of the par- 9:45 a.m. authors, give them to struggling speak at 10:45 a.m. on "Make Wednesday at noon St. Clem (All Saints' Day,) at 10 a.m. in olic magazine in the world. ish. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt Catholic magainzes, then re- Full My Joy." ent's Guild will meet. the church. 25th Anniversary The Eucharist will be cele- pastor, will preach on the topic, print the articles in Catholic Di The anthem will be "Jesus, My The sanctuary lamp candle wi brated at the familv service a "Hidden Resources." Catholic Digest, which observes gest. The Digest also provides a Saviour" by Marryott under the be given this week in memory owcan MONMOUTH 10 am. Children of the church Tuesday night will be Work direction of Donald Bisgrove, H if Sara McCutte by Mrs. Robei REFORM TEMPLE its 25th anniversary with the 144- yearly scholarship to students al school will attend this service. Night for the men of the church. page November issue, now is a choir director and organists. A Berry, and in memory of Evai Shrewsbury Marquette School of Journalism Following the service, Miss Mees Every man is Invited to come for! private corporation grossing $5 nursery and a children's church R. Klemm by Mrs. Floreno Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink in Milwaukee. I learn will sneak and show color slides what time he can spare to work million a year, boasts a paid U.S. will be provided for the smal,' Kondrup. will begin family services tonighl of Haiti. on a repair project. According to Father Gales, all children up to eight years of age. at 1:30 o'clock. The sermon wil circulation of 751,178, newsstand tha varied Catholic Digest en- The bar.ar workshop will tneei The Young People's Group wil! sales of 15,000 a month, plus 10 At the evening hour of worship ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL be "The Adventures of Simple meet tonight at 7:45. The mem deavors are aimed at furthering Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 n.m foreign editions printed in five at 7:45 the film, "Centerville Highlands to pray? Schmerel." ben plan to complete trie drive an instruction St. Paul gave ti Awakening" will be shown, spon The Holv F.uchnrist will be languages and a Braille edition. Holy Communion will be cell All children whose birthdays for clothing for Church World the Philippians (Chapter 4). sored by the Christian Couples celebrated Wednesday. All Saints From Its beginning In the chan- rated on the 2d, 4th and 5tl fall in August, September and Service tomorrow. The quotation, selected by thi Club. THE TRUTH Day. at 5:30 p.m., find Thursday, cery basement it has expanded lunday of each month /at 8 a.m October will be called to the November has been designated two priests who met in the bish All Souls Day, at 9 a.m. its physical facilities on six oc- The mid-week prayer hour wil nd there will be a service IN THIS pulpit to receive the special birth "loyalty month," at Holmdel op's basement 25 years aqo, ha Friday, Nov. 3. the Eucharisi casions and since 1955 has housed be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Morning Prayer and sermon a1 dav blessing. Church. Every member is a*! virtue Baptist Church of Asbury Park how to commune with God, Mrs. Arthur Harris, and the Choi Sunday mai.es will be at 7, I brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. second magazine, "The Catho- merit sire found—let this be the for several years and is wel will be under the direction ol 9, 10, 11 and noon. METHODIST how to listen for His guid- church school meets at 9:30; the lic Market," a slick-paper month- argument of your thoughts." known in this area. Vanetta Canonico and William Daily masses will be celtbrated ance, if you will read with an service for parents and children ly aimed at what it describes as Highlands Shopwell. at 7 and 8 a.m., except on firsi Rev. Richard N Ryley. pastoi is at 10:15, and the morning pray "the $3 billion to $4 billion Cath- METHODIST SHAKER-QUAKER unprejudiced, receptive Sunday school classes will be Fridays when the hours will be will conduct services Sunday er and sermon is at 11:15 excepl olic trade mnrket." Another en Belford Red Bank thought the truth contained held at II a.m. 6:30 and 8 a.m. '1 a.m. the first Sunday of each month terprise in the works Is a junior Reformation Sunday will be ob- Elder Franklin C, Moyan ol in this grea t book, Science and The meeting of the Board of Church school will meet On Holy Days, masses will be when Holy Communion is also book club offering biographies of served at 10:45 a.m. with Rev. Calabria, Italy, will give instruc Trustees of the Temple will meet William R. Hodgdon preaching on 9:30 a.m. Health with Key to the Scrip- offered at 5. 7, 8, 9. 10 and I celebrated at the 11:15 service. famous Catholics. tion and guidance at the church Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. "The Protestant Principle." The tures by Mary Baker Eddy. a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec Despite its financial success, Sundays at 10 a.m. All activities of Monmoulh Re- sacrament of baptism will take Confessions will be heard Sat tor. Father Gales says frankly the aim form Temple are conducted a place during morning worship. You may read or borrow u.days, first Thursdays, and on of the magazine is not tr make the facilities of the Presbyterian A nursery will be available dur- RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF tht eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 money, but to make more Cath- ST. CLEMENT'S Science and Health free, of Church at Shrewsbury. TRUE VINK BAPTISM ing Ihe service. FRIENDS (Quakers) to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to B:30 olics. charge at any Christian Sci- HOI INESS Church school will meet at 9:30 Shrewsbury p.m. "Our hope is to show the rich EPISCOPAL CHURCH ence Reading Room. The EMMANUFX ASSEMBLY Long Branch a.m. The society meets every Sun Baptisms will be administered content ol the Catholic faith by book can be purchased in red, OF GOD Sunday school and Junior The Commission on Education day at 11 n.m. to worship The Highway 36 at Church St. evory Sunday al 1 p.m., and ar-j j selecting the best reading mater North Centerville ranRcments should c lurcn w meet at r crltbratcd Holy Communion will b» cele- is stuff written. lo the United Nations to buy food 8FH VICES Mating and Holy Eucharist nOOM the church Sunday at 6, 7. 8:15, I'm inlay as announced. orated Sundays at 9:30 a.m.. ex- Father Galen saM a survey and medicine for persons In un- •'•. u.i. r»t. off. am1 9:3 m »i-ir, ».m. llil.l. Rrho.,1 Communion will be «<)minis-, ° " cept the fourth Sunday of each showed that alxmt one of every derdeveloped nations. The MYF I 1 :(>(» ir.m.: 20? BROAD ST. M mil 11,1 Wnrihln SATURDAY raied in month, when there will be a serv- six persons who read the mag collected $77 tor tills purpose last year. T :OO p.iTi.ir.vininii Sn-vlct 11:00-12:00 A.M.-Sucrament Man. thru Sat. 12-4:30 math. The Women's Missionary the school building, Memorial ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. ar.ine ii not a Catholic. These W.il.: H p.m.: Mlil.W.tk I'r*y«r Harvics of Penance Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 Council will meet the third Tun- Hall, at 1:15, 9:30, and 10:43 Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 are Invited tn investigate Cath- The Junior High MYF will meet l.".y of each month at 7:30 p.m. a.m and at noon. a.m. olicism through a regular month- Friday at 7 p.m. SundaV Afternoon 2-4 REFORMED CHURCH OP CHUST ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL TRINITY EPISCOPAL METHODIST HOW nUNTTY Colts Neck Eatontown Eatontown Mattwen Atlantic Highlands EV. LUTHERAN Rev. Samuel LaPenta wi: Bible classes will meet Sunday There will be a celebration'of The schedule for th« 3d Sun- "What Happened to the Golden Red Bank ' Religious News preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the at 9:30 a.m. and the morning wor- the Holy Communion Sunday at day after Trinity will be: Mat- Rule?" will be the Hrmon sub- Pastor Harold Hornberger will subject, "God Is Like That." ship period will begin at 10:30 t a.m. tins, 7:45 a.m.; Holy Communion, ject of Rev. George E. Taylor conduct the family service at 9:20 BAPTIST CT. JOHNS EPISCOPAL Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a.m. The sermon by William N. Church school and the family 8 a.m.; family Eucharist and Sunday at 11 a.m. a.m. and the service at II a.m. * Red Bank Little Silver service of Morning Prayer and church ichpol,. 9:30 a.m., and a.m., and there will be a Scott will be, "The Mother in the There will be a nursery during A nursery will be provided dur- Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas Tomorrow, St. Simon and St. sermon by Rev. Alan H. Tongue, sery during worship. Christian Home." Following the Morning Prayer and sermon, 11 worship. Sunday school will meet ing both services. tor, will ipeak Sunday at Jude's Day, there will be • cele- The junior choir, under the' di sermon, the Lord's Supper will will be at 10:30. a.m. a.m. bration of Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. Luther League will have a Hal- rection of Mrs, Ernest Argo, wi be served. Tha annual church school Hal- Holy Communion will also be loween dance tonight from 7:30 A lervice of baptism will 1 10 a.m. sing "Christ, the Way" and "Thoi The sermon for the evening loween party will be held in the celebrated Tuesday, Wednesday The Intermediate Methodist held for John Allen Cline, Dia For the 22d Sunday after Trin- 1 Youth Fellowship will meet Sun- to 11 p.m. in the Pariah House. Lord of life." ., worship at 6:30 p.m. will be parish house from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Thursday at 8 a.m. Confirmation class will be held Cline, Robert Purman and Mri ity, services will be as follows: Flowers will be given by Mr. "What Is Bible Interpretation?" Wednesday, All Saints' Day, The church school children will day at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Edward Santos, counselor. tomorrow at 9 and 10 a.m. Frank Pethel. The ushers will 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:3(1 and Mrs. William Flock, in mem- Thursday at 7:30 p.m. the La- there will be a celebration of have a Halloween party in the Howard Young, Truman Reeves, a.m., children's service for ory of her father, William Frantz. dies Bible Class will meet in the Holy Communion with hymns at arish house Sunday from 2 to 4 Charles Earle, Kenneth Brower grades 1-5 in the Parish House; A communicants' class, ope church annex. 10 a.m. The greeting committee will 9:30 a.m., the family service o! to seventh, eighth and ninth grad- Wednesday evening at 7:30 the Thursday, All Souls' Day, The parish council will meet HUGE SELECTION Deacons Marshall Smith, Frank morning prayer and sermon b) ers, will have its first meeting congregation Bible Class will there will be a celebration of Wednesday at 8 p.m. lin Stiffen, Thomas Wilson anc the rector, and 11 a.m., moraine Saturday, Nov. 4, at 9:30 a.m. meet in the church auditorium. Holy Communion at 9 a.m. The confirmation class will Deaconess Marguerite Barlow. prayer and sermon by the rec neet tonight at 7:30. HARDY. COLORFUL Church school will meet at 9: tor. ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN a.m. The Acolytes will leave from Eatontown Cliffwood Beach Lincroft It pays to advertise In The Pre service prayer circle wl the Church Sunday at 2 p.m. t< There will be a celebration ol Rev. Francis Osterstock will Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Register.—Advertisement meet In the Clayton Room at 9:3 attend the annual Diocesan Aco the Holy Communion Sunday al preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the a.m., and the nursery at 11 a.m. a.m. lyte Festival at Holy Trinity Ca 8 a.m. subject, "We Are Justified by Rev. William J. Mills, pastor, NEW Evening Praise Service will thedral, Trenton. Church school and the famil. Faith." . will have M his sermon topic, held at 7:30. The executive committee of St. service of Morning Prayer an The youth choir will sing, "I "Th» Leaky Faucet." The senior HAMMOND Monday 1:35 .p.m., Mrs. Hel John's Guild will meet in the par- sermon by Rev. Alan H. Tongue, Am a Pilgrim" under the direc- choir will sing the anthem, S. Conover will be interview ish house Monday at 9:30 a.m. will be at 10:30. tion of Mrs. Harold Hatfield. "God's Eternal Love," by F. B. Extravoice by Mrs. Bonnie Dorafc on radii Santa's Workshop will meet in The annual church school Hal The senior choir will sing Mar- Holton. ORGAN station WJLK, program "Book the parish house Tuesday at 9:30 loween party will be held in th tin Luther's hymn' 'A Mighty A congregational meeting will and Library." Mrs. Conover a.m. Wednesday, All Saints' Day, parish house from 6:30 to 8 p.m Fortress Is Our God." be held directly following the •peak on books in Latin Amer there will be a celebration ol Wednesday, All Saints' Day Church school will meet at 9:30 morning worship service to bring $595* can countires. The program Just $25 Down Holy Communion at 10 a.m. there will be a celebration ol a.m. the proposed budget for 1962 up sponsored by the United Church Has twice the number of stops The children's confirmation Holy Communion with hymns al A conference for all parents for adoption. Women of the Greater Red Bank 10 a.m. as organs costing twice as 11! area. class will meet Tuesday at 3:1 who wish to have their children The Young Peoples Westmin- much. New styling—new tone 11 p.m. Thursday, All Souls' Day, there baptized will be held Sunday at ster Group will meet Sunday at —sounds like three keyboards I The Guild Girls will hold a Hal Rt Rev. Alfred L. Banyard will be a celebration of Holy 2 p.m. 7 p.m. at the church. Rev. Mr. all playing together. Call us 11 loween Party tonight at 7:30 bishop of New Jersey, will mak Communion at 9 a.m. The session wiU meet Wednes- Mills will be the speaker. today for a free home dem- the old basement, his Episcopal visitation to the day at 7:30 p.m. onstration. Shod* Tratt Monday at 2 p.m. the Needli parish Tuesday at 8 p.m. to ad- PRESBYTERIAN PR 54100 The first successful sugar beet work Guild Ingathering prograi minister the sacred rite of con Atlantic Highlands ST. MARY? EPISCOPAL YOU SAVE WHEN YOU SPEND AT ... refining plant in the United States Hammond Organ Studio will be held at Congregation Bn; firmatlon to a class of 19 chil- Services Sunday at 9:30 and 1 Keyport opened in California in 1879. of Asbury Park MYRON P. KOZICKY 'Israel synagogue. dren and seven adults. One ad a.m. will be conducted by Rev. Morning Prayer Sunday at 7:45 The Hour of Renewal will meei Cookman Ave. and Main St AND ASSOCIATES ult will be received forman oth Frederick Bronkema, Jr. A nur- a.m. will be followed by a cele- Open Daily Till 9 P. M. Wednesday at 7:39 p.m. er communion. sery will be provided for both of bration of Holy Communion at 8 Abraham Lincoln was assassi- j Hwy. 35. Eotwirown U 2-0643 lated while sitting in a rocking Saturday till 5:30 P. M. hese services in the Christian o'clock. 'Bench extra (Across from Eatontown TV) CHURCH of CHRIST SCIENTIST :hair. FAITH REFORMED Education Building. Holy Communion will be cele- Red Bank Hazlet Sunday school will meet at 9:30 brated at the family service at Highlighting the lesson-sermoc JRev. Theodore C. Muller, the a.m. under the supervision of Mr. 9:30 a.m. The church school will Sunday at 1 a.m. entitled "Ever pastor, will have as his sermon Hunter Pollock. meet at that time and nursery lasting Punishment" will be the topic Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship will meel care is also provided. golden text from the Bibli The Course of the Gospel In Monday at 7:15 p.m. in the Chris- Holy Communion will be cele- "Wherefore doth a living man Stewardship". Ian Education Building. brated at 11 a.m. complain, a man for the punish- At 8 p.tn. the senior choir will Work parties are being held There will be a celebration of ment of his sins? Let us search participate in the Reformation every Tuesday evening to com- Holy Communion Wednesday at and try our ways, and turn agafn Service at the First Presbyterian plerete the new Christian Educa- 9 a.m. and Friday at 6:30 a.m. to the Lord." (Lam .3). Church of Matawan. ion Building. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. One of the citations to be reai At 6:30 p.m. the Pilgrim Youth The Bible Study Group will from "Science and Health wi Group will meet, and at 8:15 p.m. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Key to the Scriptures" by Marj the Senior Youth Group will have Christian Education Building. REFORMATION LUTHERAN Baker Eddy states. "Mortal! its meeting. West Long Branch move onward toward good or evi -The Church Fair Committee CHRIST EPISCOPAL Reformation Sunday the serv- us time glides on. If mortals an will meet Monday at 8 p.m. Middletown ices will be held at 9:30 a.m. aot progressive, past failures will There will be a celebration o and 11 a.m. with a special guest be repeated until all wrong work REFORMED Holy Communion Sunday at f speaker. Is effaced or rectified. . . .The Middletown 8 a.m. Sunday school will meet at 9.30 divine method of paying sin' "filled Christians First" wii: The family service and Sunday a.m. wages involves unwinding one'! bemhe Reformation service ser- school will begin at 9:30 a.m. fol- Tuesday at I p.m. Happy Hours marls, and learning from expert mon subject by Rev. Harry A lowed by classes for pupils and for Senior Citzens will meet. •nee how to divide between sense Olson Sunday at 10:50 a.m. discussion group by adults. The senior catechetical class and Soul." Sunday school and adult Bible The rector will officiate at will be held tonight at 6:30 and class will meet at 9:30 arm. morning prayer and preach at junior catechetical class, tomor- LUTHER MEMORIAL The Youth Fellowship will hold I a.m. row at 9:30 a.m. On Wednesday, All Saints Day, New Shrewsbury a Refdrmation service Sunday at there will be a celebration of "Go Forth For God" will 7:30 p.m. The fllnr,-"The Great Holy Communion at 10 a.m. the special Reformation mes Discovery," will be shown. Wil- sage of Rev. Daniel D. Reinhelm liam Potter will read the Bible; Marlys Barrett will lead the BIBLE BAPTIST •r, Sunday at 10:45 a.m. at the Hazlet Tlnton Falls School. prayer; Mrs. Wayne Mourtlzen will sing a solo, and Wayne Morning worship will be Sun- A nursery will be provided. Mouritren will lead the service, day at 11 with Pastor Gilbert Sunday school and Bible classes to which the public is Invited. Watt preaching. w>U meet at 9:30 a.m. Bible school will meet at 0:45 At 4 p.m.' the congregation will BELFORD METHODIST a.m. participate in a Reformation Ral- Bplford Evening worship will be held ly at Our Redeemer Lutheran Reformation Sunday will be ob- t 7. Church, Fords. served at 10:45 a.m. with Rev. Bible study and prayer hour Monday, the constitution of thi William R. Hodgdon preaching on will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. with church will receive final approv- "The Protestant Principle." The •astor Watt in charge. al, at a meeting to be held at the sacrament of Baptism will take There will be a Young Peo- parsonage at 8 p.m. place during morning worship. A Jle's meeting Thursday at 7:30 The Every Member Visitation nursery will be available during a.m. at the church. GET THOSE LOST callers will meet for a training the service. ETS BACK FAST session at the parsonage Thurs- Church school will meet at 9:30 BAPTIST day at S p.m. i.m. Leonardo I'm a lost pet's best friend Confirmation class will meet to- The Commission on Education Rev. William Carr, pastor, will because I'm the guy who gets morrow at 9 a.m. at the par- will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. preach Sunday at 11 a.m. sonage. At 7 p.m. the Senior High MYF The church school will be held them home again. I'm O. Howie will continue the study of "Chris- t 9:45 a.m. Hustles, The Register Classified lans in One World" under the This Is The Hew EMMANUEL BAPTIST The Senior Baptist Youth Fel- \A that people who find pets Atlantic Highlands leadership of President Eugene lowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. urn to first. The pastor. Rev. Howard M. Embler. The evening service will be held If you've lost your favorite pet Ervia, will preach Sunday at 11 Tuesday night, the Methodist it 7:30 p.m. a.m. and at the evening service Youth Fellowship will tour the The Junior Baptist Youth Fel- -4>n't wait. Dial SH 1-0010 to- •t 7:30. There will be a prayei Belford area door to door on be- lowship will meet Monday at day to get me started telling meeting beginning at 7 p.m. half of UNICEF. i:30 p.m. people about it. With me on the Sunday school will meet al The Junior High MYF will meet Mid-week prayer meeting will ob, your pet is as good as found. SHERMAN'S •:45 a.m. under the direction ol onight at 7 p.m. be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. 468 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY Dennis M. Lingo, superintendent. Boys' Stockade will meet Mon- day at 8: IS p.m. and the Bat Complete with fresh new stock of ttady-madt cur- talion Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. SHERMAN'S IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS The high school young peopl tains, draperies and bedspreads. Com* soon and Will meet Tuesday at 7:39 p.m. * * * * * Mid-week prayer service will !•• this fine salesroom. ' be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Pioneer Girls will meet Accept This As Our Invitation at the church Thursday, the Pilgrims at 3:30 p.m. and the To Visit Us Soon Colonists at 7 p.m. New Pilgrims recently received Into member- * * * • * ship ere: Judith Levy, Carol We are proud to have had a part in the Fretwell, Doris Sleight and Su- AMPLE PARKING san Willis. Just Minutes Away From Downtown Red Bank construction of this handsome building. CALVARY BAPTIST Oceanport * * * * * Rev. Paul Smith will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. A nursery Is provided during worship. The Prettiest Curtains, Sunday school will meet at 9:45 CHARLES WOODWARD NOEL NILSON a.m. The three youth groups will Draperies and Bedspreads Construction Co. Sales & Service meet at 6:30 p.m. Evening serv- ice will be held at 7:30. The ser- General Contractor Air Conditioning mon will be "The Times of the are at Sherman's 40 Birch Ave. Little Silver Gentiles." A trio, playing "A 27 Irving PI. Red Bank Shelter In the Time of Storm," SH 1-7335 SH 1-3454 will be the special musical offer- ing. Prayer meeting, the "Hour of COME SEE! Power." will be held Thursday • • • • * at 7:30 p.m. Tonight the Junior High Youth If you ean't coma in to our beautiful new air conditioned daylight showroom, Group will meet for a party at [tilt phone SH 1-2646 for our Shop at Home Decorator Consultant. Over the church at 7 p.m. The Anglers C. F. CLARK will meet at 7:30 p.m. for a mys- 2,000 of the newest drapery and slipcover fabrici available for your selection. tery trip to their Halloween par- Custom made in our naw daylight air conditioned workroom, where our effi- Electrical Contractor ty. .. ' , cient and competent staff meticulously s«w and tailor all custom draperies 120 Wallace St Red Bank HOLY COMMUNION 1 EPISCOPAL and slipcovers ta your order. s ,_ ' ' i , SH 7-1322 Fair Haven Visit our showroom and inspect our workroom too'—real sodn. tl • Holy Communion will be cele- brated Sunday at 8 a.m., and at the family service at 9:15 a.m. Morning prayer and address by the rector, Rev. Charles R. Law- rence, will be at 11 o'clock. There Painting by will be a coffee hour between the Plantic and Electric Sign 9:15 and the II a.m. services. MAR TIN KR ON G ELB Holy Communion will be cele- ROAD>-AD SER VIC E brated tomorrow morning at 9:30. St, Simon and St. Judc's day, and 45 so. MAIN ST. 36 JOHN ST. also Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. St. Andrew's Guild will meet In Hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ASBURY PARK PR 5-1180 RED BANK SH 7-3431 the parish house tonight al 8:15. The Eplscopnl Young Church- men will meet at the parish huusn 468 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY Sunday evening at 6 to be trans- ported to St. George's, Rumson, For the combined Youth Group Curtains - Draperies - Bedspreads - Slipcovers - Upholstery h tlns- BANK REGISTER 27. 1961 HIGH SCHOOL 'op, Warner On the Loop Slate By Colonel Earl H. (Red) Blalk (Standings remala the tarn* Asbury Park at New BnmJwtck because «l lotradivliioii games) Halloween happily comes around football's half- (Friday 8 p.m.) Sunday's Games way mark. Jack-O'Lanterns, Dracula Wingbacks and Bride Twp. at Fair Haven Freehold Regional at Red Bank Ghosts-At-Large can celebrate with Effigy Hangmen Runuon at Neptune Central Reg. at Rumson-Falr New Shrewsbury at Wall Twp. of football coaches. But the best Halloweea I could Haven Reg. Long Branch at Keyport magine would feature the hanging of all Effigy Hang- Middletown Township at Nep- Union Beach at W. Long Branch JACK CUNNINGHAM tune Mauquan-Brielle at Matawan men — but not in effigy. WE COULD HAVE COME UP WITH OUR BEST Wall Twp. at Red Bank Catho- STANDINGS EAST lic (Middletown'. Held) selecting day of the season last week, but a faulty Northern Division BOSTON UNIVERSITY at GEORGE WASHING- Paulsboro at Long Branch W L Pet. football schedule scotch-taped to the wall let us down. St. Mary'i (Rutherford) at Mat Fair Haven 4 0 MMTON (Tonight). Terriers take a bite out of George. We have seven of nine games tabbed correctly, one awan Jtumson . ~$ .750 BOSTON U. Keyport 1 .758 wrong selection — Freehold Regional's romp over Keyport at Metuchen WEST VIRGINIA at ARMY. The Cadets are Lakewood at Manasquan New Shrewsbury ! 1 .250 Middletown Township — and saw one other game endj* Matawan „ 1 .250 marching. ARMY. up in a tie — Red Bank Catholic and Holy Cross of ^ „ ; Union Beach • 4 .000 om> R|ver Pt PUtsvtt BROWN at RHODE ISLAND. Bruin wins state Riverside. Beach Southern Division W L Pet.championship. BROWN. After starting to take a stab at picking the West Long Branch 4 0 1.000 LEHIGH at COLUMBIA. Lions devour slide rules winners of Saturday's Interscholastic encounters Welsh-Smyth Neptune i 9 1.M0and all. COLUMBIA. three weeks ago, we then moved through two Brick Township 2 1 Ml Despite rigorous Long Branch _..l 2 .JJJ DARTMOUTH at HARVARD, weeks with one nine for 11 day and one eight for Cop Pro-Am ManasqUan-BrleUe 0 S .000 rear-guard action by Dr. Pusey's Hessians, DART- 10. When it came time to take « look at the Wall Township ...... 0 4 .000 MOUTH. » coining Saturday's games last week, we glanced Golf Tourney CALIFORNIA at PENN STATE. Nittany puts on •t the schedule on the wall and saw that Mata- Shore a Gold rush. PENN STATE. wan, Neptune and Southern Regional were idle. ASBURY PARK - Professional I! RUTGERS at PENNSYLVANIA. Scarlet Knights Listening to the results of the contests Saturday Jack Welsh, Fort Monmouth, and| Conference amateur Joe Smyth, Asbury Park, still high in the saddle. RUTGERS. night, it came as quite a surprise to find that won the team title in a Shore Standings NAVY at PITTSBURGH. Sailors blow the man wan had defeated the Neptune eleven, 14-13. A newPro-Amateur golf tournament at WLP down. NAVY. schedule has replaced that one. the Asbury Park Golf & Country HOLD IT, POP — Navy «nd Greg Mother prepares for Asbury Park 2 0 Club here yesterday. boot at ths Naval Academy with his father, movie and Long Branch _ J 8 I CORNELL at PRINCETON. The Harp falls to We'll count that Matawan-Neptune contest A 33-35—68 total gave Welsh Freehold Regional .1 1 television actor Jack Mather, holding the ball. Greg, a soothe the Tiger. PRINCETON. as a wrong selection and try to make up for it this and Smyth the title while Ted Middletown Township .'. 1 2 HOLY CROSS at SYRACUSE. Tom (Three Star) week. The 7-2 day last week, (dropping the Red Graygor, Asbury Park, who re-208-pound senior from Woodland Hilli, Calif., has kicked Red Bank 0 2 corded the low pro card of the six field goals and all 17 of his conversion attempts this Neptune .0 2 Hennessey, the Crusader halfback, is a great one. Bank Catholic-Holy Cross tie, but adding the afternoon with a 39-39—78 teamed Saturday'! Game season. He'll play against Pitt Oct. 28. (AP Wirephoto) HOLY CROSS. Matawan-Neptune encounter as an incorrect selec- up with Tony DeSarno to finish Freehold Reg. at Red Bank In atia for (he runner-up laur- Middletown Twp. at Neptune COLGATE at YALE. Go with the Big Blue. tion, the season slate now stands at 24-8 for an YALE. even .800 percentage. els with Bob Grobe, New Bruns- B NORTHERN DIVISION wich, and Ed Kirby, Manasquan Guerin Leads NY Knicks WLP WEST After a double check of the schedule for tomor River. The Graygor-DeSarno card Manasquan S 0 DETRQIT at DAYTON. Titanic Gross will win row, we find there are 11 games lined up. The first read 35-34—69 while Grobe and Matwan 1 • Kirby compiled a 34-35-68. Rumaon-Fair Haven Reg. ..1 2 it. DETROIT. shore school to start the week-end of grid activities is Over Cincinnati, 120-117 Smyth and DeSarno tied for low Keyport 0 1 KANSAS STATE at IOWA STATE. One-Wing Will Township 0 2 Asbury Park, the Bishops traveling to New Brunswick amateur gross honors with Identi- NEW YORK (AP) — Richie uarter behind Guerin and Wil B SOUTHERN DIVISION Cyclone devastates. IOWA STATE. to take on the Zebras at 8 o'clock tonight cal 39-37—76 scores. Guerin scored 35 points and ie Naulls, who scored 30 points, Brick Township ...... _.....2 • OKLAHOMA STATE at KANSAS. Jayhawkerg Smyth also took home the lowsparked the New York Knicks ind regained the lead, 107-105, Starting off with that game in the grid picks, Central Regional 2 amateur net laurels with a 76-8— to a 120-117 victory over the Cm vith seven minutes left on Dave moving now. KANSAS. Point Pleansant Beach ...2 it looks like Asbury should roll to Its sixth 68. Kirby was runner-up with cinnati Royals last night in the ludd's three-pointer. INDIANA at MICHIGAN STATE. East Thermo- second game of a National Bas Guerin scored 21 of his points Lakewood _..... _...l straight win of the season and 10th in a row over 78-7-71 card. Toms River 0 plyae Tech works out apprentice Spartans. MICH- ketball Association doublehead in the first half and was on the a two-year period. Playing under the lights The next Shore Pro-Am tourney Southern Regional ...0 will be next Thursday at Deal. er before 7,168 in Madison bench during the late portions IGAN STATE. shouldn't bother the Blue Bishops' hard-running Square Garden. ]f the third period when Rob Saturday's Games MICHIGAN at MINNESOTA. McRae can mean fullback Harold Crenshaw at all. ASBURY srtson, who scored 30 points and Tomg River at Pt. Pleasant It gave the Knicks a 3-1 rec- Southern Reg. at Brick Twp. the difference. MICHIGAN. PARK ord. lad 14 assists, led the Royals NBA Standings St. Loull Wins what looked like a break NEBRASKA at MISSOURI. Tigers could be Big Red Bank Catholic, which went into last week's EASTERN DIVISION In the first game, the St. Louis iway lead. Bowling Eight's solid team. MISSOURI. game with Holy Cross a little over confident and was W Pet. G.B. Hawks rallied to defeat the Rookie Whitey Martin joined NORTHWESTERN at NOTRE DAME. Irish have 1.000 } •Jaulls and Guerin in bringing COMMUNITY CHURCH ilOffUNO tied, 7-7, could do the same thing tomorrow when it Boitoa 1 Syracuse Nats, 110-107, for their LEAGUE New York. „...! .750 first victory after two defeats. he Knicks back into the game, Red Bank Area the squad to rebound. NOTRE DAME. plays host to winless (0-4) Wall Township at Middle iudd also did a good defensive A DITIIIM Philadelphia 2 The Knicks and Royals put on W L COLORADO at OKLAHOMA. Sooners can con- town Township's field. We don't think coach Al Forte Syracuse . 1 .'sot l ib on the Royals' Jack Twy- -oncrtratlon B'nal Israel U 4 a sparkling show of 18 lead Embury Methodist 13 tain Buffaloes' passing. OKLAHOMA. will let it happen again, though. RED BANK WESTER DIVISION changes and 18 ties through the nan, who scored only four of EEitontowi n PbPresbyteriat n 1 ,...12 lis 22 points in the second half. -Pilgrim Baptist ..._..„.,...... 10 IOWA at PURDUE. Hawkeye speedsters will out- CATHOLIC LoeAngelei J 1 .750 first half and the first 9:30 of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian ._ 10 third quarter before the Royals, Bob Pettit, who scored 26 Conrreiatlon Beth Shalom —10 t score Boilermakers. IOWA. This is the week of decision for Red Bank Cincinnati 1 2 Mi 1J4 flints, climaxed the Hawk rally St. Jsmes 10 • St. Louis I 2 JJJ 1ft led by Oscar Robertson, went Ir Haven Methodist I 10 TULSA at WICHITA. Foldberg's Shockers pull High. No longer is the question, Will the Bucs out by seven points, 98-91. rith seven straight points and Rumson Presbyterian 6 13 Detroit 0 2 .000 2 :iyde Lovellette, who scored 28, St. Thomas Episcopal .... i U the switch. WICHITA. New York rallied in the fourth B Division repeat in winning the Shore Conference A Divi- Chicago 0 2 .000 2 idded a clinching foul shot with w h Red Bank Presbyterian J 13 5 OHIO STATE at WISCONSIN. Doctor Ha"es" sion? That question was answered with a big hree seconds left. Red Bank Mftbodlst 2 ...... 10 8 Going on Matawan's 12-7 victory over Rumson. The Nats, getting key work Rumson Presbyterian 2 10 t Frankenstein curdles the dairy country. OHIO • NO when the Bucs lost two loop encounters in Red Bank Baptist . ...10 II MATAWAN Dave Gambee, 21 points, longregatlon B'nnl Israel 2 ...10 II STATE. two straight weeks, one to Middletown and the rora Red Bank Presbyterian 1 9 I) ind Johnny Kerr, 17, had Eatontown Methodist » 0 Another of the Shore's unbeaten teams, Manas Shrewsbury Presbyterian 1 .... 8 10 SOUTH other to Asbury Park last Monday. Now the Bucs smerged from a poor shooting Red Bank Methodist 1 T 11 quan, goes for No. 6 tomorrow when the Big Blue en Monmouth Reformed Temple 2 6 12 NORTH CAROLINA at MIAMI (Tonight). must win to keep two games above the .500 first half for both teams with a Sstontown Presbyterian 2 S 12 tertains Lakewood. It shapes up as an easy victory six-point edge, 50-44, and then Monmouth Reformed Temple 1 1 H Despite crippled Hurricane Gus, MIAMI. mark. They play host to a strong Freehold Re- . 2000 Club — JJoseph McCsnn 217 for the 'Squan eleven. Lakewood has won but twoemained in control to reach an Lawrenc...e. Green ail, Robert Imlt CLEMSON at AUBURN. Uncle Frank's Ti- gional club tomorrow. The Colonials crushed 96-73 lead with a half-minute left 307202. TonT y MMariani o 201, Forrest Gray games, those victories coming over two easy foes. 200. Daniel Busier 200. Middletown, 33-6, last week and are starting to i the third quarter. ger caged in Loveliest Village. AUBURN. With Ray Harvey1 leading the way. MANASQUAN roll. An improved Red Bank defense should pave Trailing, 90-77, early In the LOUISIANA STATE at FLORIDA. This Ben- ast quarter, the Hawks, sparked the way. RED BANK In one of the toughest games to pick tomor- gal breaks loose. L.S.U. row, Keyport plays at Metuchen. The Red Raid- }y Si Green, closed the gap and After last week's disastrous loss to Freehold. 'ettit took over down the f'nal KENTUCKY at GEORGIA. Wildcat roams ers of Keyport have come on strong, winning their linutes. in Athens. KENTUCKY. Middletown will be looking to get back on the winning last two games after dropping the first three. St. Louis now Is 1-2 while MISSISSIPPI STATE at MEMPHIS STATE. trail in the A Division when it travels to meet Nep- Metuchen dropped its first game last Saturday to lyracuse is 1-1 in league play. The Nats led at each quarter, Coach "Spook" Murphy makes the Maroon give tune, winless this season while dropping five games South JPlainfield, 31-7, after rolling to four victor- Middletown holds a 1-3-1 season mark. We go for S5-24. SO-44, and 86-75, in a game up the ghost. MEMPHIS STATE. ies. It could go either way, but those four Me- hat had three technical fouls the upset in this one. NEPTUNE tuchen wins look pretty good. METUCHEN called, two against the Syracuse VANDERBILT at MISSISSIPPI. Johnny Reb Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, winning its first bench and one against St. Louis. Another close one is slated for Point Pleasant has too much. OLE MISS. game last Saturday after dropping four straight, Before the game, St. Louis Beach High's field where the Garnet Gulls play host coach Paul Seymour had denied DUKE at NORTH CAROLINA STATE. Ga- has a tough one in store tomorrow when the Bull- hat there was dissension on the to Toms River. The Indians have compiled a 2-3 rec briel due to pull the upset. N. C STATE. dogs play host to Central Regional, 4-1 on the lub, but (aid he had repri ord while Point is 2-2. The Keyport game with both manded Lovellette. Big Clyde MARYLAND at SOUTH CAROLINA. Theft year. Central's strong passing game seems to of these clubs should tell the tale. Toms River dumped ad asked to be taken out of a have It MARYLAND. give the Golden Eagles the edge In a close one. the Keyport eleven, 13-6, early in the season while ame against New York here CENTRAL REGIONAL uesday night, complaining his GEORGIA TECH at TULANE. Wreck wash- Keyport won over Point, 7-6, two weeks ago. That eammates were not passing to es up the Green Wave. GA. TECH. One of the four remaining undefeated, untied comparison decides it. TOMS RIVER im often enough. clubs on the Shore, Long Branch, goes for No. 6 to HI. I.OOH (1101 SgriKIH «07> SOUTHWEST The final game of the day has Southern Re- „. a FT . OFT morrow against Paulsboro at Long Branch. Paulsboro, 'errarlr ,3 4 10 Rlanchl 5 gional playing at Brick Township. Both teams have Must 0 t 1 CojIHlo 5 ALABAMA at HOUSTON. The Crimson Tide a club playing about .500 ball, shouldn't have the Irem T 2 IS Gimbet p streaks on the line, but Southern's isn't one to • Kin , 5 3 13 arttr S rolls on. ALABAMA. power to stop Randy Phillips and the rest of the Green II! •'.. 3 5 11 Halbrook O vrllettt 11 S !S Kerr a TEXAS TECH at SOUTHERN METHODIST. Sur- boast about. The Rams have dropped 17 straight cCarthy 0 2 2 Neumann O SiF? Wave offense. LONG BRANCH Wit tea Robert! 2 games, longest losing streak on the Shore. Brick liuldsbirrr 3 17 Berm prising Red Raiders do it again. TEXAS TECH. Riding on a four-game winning streak, Mata- Shaffer holds the longest winning streak, 16 games, and ON THE MIND—Injured in a BAYLOR at TEXAS AGGIES. The College Sta- wan High playi its third non-Shore Conference 37 M 110 40 27 107 with the Shore's leading scorer, Sammy Riello, Loull _..2« 20 31 recant game, Gump Worsley, tion Wagon hauls the Bear to the clink. game tomorrow when the Huskies play host to yr&cuse -...23 25 38 TEXAS leading the way, It looks like the Green Dragons Cincinnati (117) Nfw York goalie of the New York AGGIES. St Mary's at Rutherford. St. Mary's has scored OFT O FT can name their winning margin in win No. 17. Bockhorn 7 317 Rangers, recuperates rapidly only one victory this season, that coming in • Boozer 7 2 18 RICE at TEXAS. The Royalists have the speed. BRICK TOWNSHIP Kmbry 5 S 18 Norrimann 0 2 2 (]mln a Detroit hospital and TEXAS. 7-0 decision over DePaul, a club that dumped Rum- nerd 4 1 9 Imnorf SHORT SNORTS — Sports Editor Hy Cunning- lobrrtion 11 II JO Jortlon planned to get back in action FAR WEST son-Fair Haven Regional, 12-6, on opening day. Imlth 0 O 0 Martin ham, out of the hospital exactly one week today after rwyman u 0 32 Nmilli soon. Worsley suffered a 'leienharn 113 Stlth WASHINGTON at OREGON. Not wise to pick undergoing a gall bladder operation, will be back concussion in recant game in 41 2S 117 (» 21 IX against The Big Sled, WASHINGTON. The Register sports lineup early next week. Cincinnati ....30 34 34 mir with the Red Wings. 'ew York 2S IS 28 29-120 ILLINOIS att SOUTHERN CAL. Rough Fall for the Illini. SOUTHERN CAL. U. C. L. A. at STANFORD. Mighty Bruin Bear. U. C. L. A. • ELECTRONICS WYOMING at UTAH A rough one to pick. Guess PARTS' WYOMING. ALSO: ARKANSAS over Northwest Louisiana, MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN over Abilene Christian, Arborvitae 5 RICHMOND over Davidson, TENNESSEE over Chat- tanooga, FLORIDA STATE over Virginia Tech, VIR- Creeping Junipers GINIA over Wake Forest, V. M. I. over William and Mary, THE CITADEL over Xavier, CINCINNATI over- American Holly North Texas State, ARIZONA STATE over Hardin IN STOCK Simmons, AIR FORCE over New Mexico, TEXAS HALLICRAFTERS CB-3 Azaleas - White and Red WESTERN over New Mexico State, ARIZONA over POLYCOMM PC-2G West Texas State, COLORADO STATE over Montana, Yews Upright 3*>r$5 UTAH STATE over Idaho, WASHINGTON STATE ACTON TCV 271-3 over San Jose State. Reg. 1B9.S5—Slightly Used-Special Rhododendrons - White 3 *>r '7 $95 $ CB ANTENNAS Canadian Hemlock 3 rr 10 ANT. SPEC—NEWTRONICS Andromeda 3 for *5 RENT A CAR or "Make mine 7 Crown" TELREX and ACCESSORIES OPEN 9 P. M. DAILY TRUCK from HERTZ DEKENS Nursery Outlet The unique satisfaction of America's great U-DRIVE , . . Coll whiskey awaits your pleasure. Tonight. ., —„- . ,- .BIRCH WE. -UNCROFT- PR 5-1515, CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 Say Seagram's and be Sure i ELECTfluMSWLITTLE SIIVER Across from Esio Station 7 DAYS Llncroft Shopping Center A WEEK LUftfiAftE lucuu-oisiiuiM cowm, m« rornt cur. Btmsio »w«r, ct now ti"i cum twin srnni. RED BANK REGISTER . Friday, October 27,1961-21 How Unicef WARRIOR CHwi ------fly Alan Mover WANK ~- '• Drive Began

OMf OFtHB UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) —Eleven yean ago a Sunday MOST school class in a Philadelphia sub- urb decided to do something for COUESlATt children not so fortunate as they. CASE Ringing doorbells on Halloween, MENTOR*- they collected $36 and sent k to AT the UN Children's Fund (Uni- cef). AHP This first "trick or treat" cam- paign, organized by Rev. Clyde CAMUHA- Allison, a Presbyterian minister MAKEZ in Bridesburg, Pa., has spread to JIG FRO 11,000 communities. "Just hold on a minute, PEBOT Last year three million boys AS and girls collected $1.7 million Mike, and I'll be able to PHILADELPHIA to help sick or undernourished give you our decision!" WARRIOR* children. The money children collect next BOSS ' Tuesday is a small but signifi- 7X0 cant part of the $28 million budg- et of Unicef. Most of the total is Businessmen volunteered by governments. Unicef buys supplies for other And Mitchell agencies—mostly the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Health Organiza- Meet Wednesday tion (WHO), two UN affiliates. Thus, when WHO specialists OCEAN TOWNSHIP — James are invited into a country to wipe P. Mitchell, Republican candidate PROFESSIONAL TOUCH — The old pro quarterbacks out yaws, Unicef supplies the for governor, will meet with Mon- of the New York Giants, Charley Conerly, left, and Y. penicillin. When FAO starts a nu- mouth County's small business- trition campaign in a backward A. Tittle, put some practice touches to their trade in men Wednesday at a breakfast SHARMAN HAS BIG HELP—Former Boston Celtics star country, Unicef provides the [at the Shore Motel, Re. 35, Wana- Yankee Stadium as they work out for their gams with Bill Sherman, now player,'coach and general manager milk. (It has sec up 194 dried massa, Dallas Sunday. The Giants are tied for the lead in for the Los Angeles Jets of the new American Basket- milk plants, including a number John G. Dixon of Red Bank, in Asia processing buffalo milk.) the Eastern Division of the National Football League. ball League, moves between two of his team's king-site chairman, said interested busi- It operates on a mass scale players at Los Angeles workout. Big boys are centers nessmen are invited to discuss and takes advantage of bulk buy- their problems with Mr. Mitchell George Finley, left, and Bill Spivey, both 7 feet, I inch ing—a dose of penicillin to cure and to learn his views on busi- tF 7HS MRK/Ot&ME 7&ffl/(£/T. tall' Sherman has been threatened by a lawsuit by the yaws costs Unicef five cents, TB ness for the coming four years. vaccine costs a penny, a gallon Celtics if-he performs as a player with the Jets. Mr. Dixon said this would be of reconstituted milk costs three EMBURY METHODIST the only remaining opportunity cents. ' .-xf_ 1AP Wirephoto) for small businessmen to discuss Church News Little Silver their views wtih Mr. Mitchell. Official! of the U. SrCommlt- Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, tee for Unicef feel that the trick- Reservations may be obtained at will continue his series of ser- Dixon Oil Co., Set) Bank. PRESBYTERIAN or-treat campaign also helps ex- NFL Standings mons Sunday at 11 a.m. oa theplain the whole program to the Serving on the committee with Rum son theme "Sin and Salvation." Karl American public and helps gath- EASTERN DIVISION Mr. Dixon are Councilman Henri Reformation Sunday service: Jacob!, William Asman, and Rich- er popular support behind the an- W L T Pet Hansen, Keyport; Calvin Ohlson, will be held at 9:30 and U a.m.ard Weader, will usher. nual congressional appropriations PMuKWphU S 1 .83) New Monmouth Mayor John T. Rev. Harvey C. Doule, Jr., pas The Sunday school teachers and for the U. S. government'** con- New York S 1 .81 Lawley, Middletown; John Bryan, tor, will conclude his series o officers will meet at 9:30 a.mtribution. . Cleveland ....-...* -2 .6*7 Red Bank; Abe Steinberg, Free- sermons on "Why We Worship A for prayer and meditation. Sun- For this reason they feel justi- S». Leuli S J .SO hold; Sam Danzig, Deal; Harry We Do," with a sermon on "Ttoday school classes will meet at Dallas - I J .500 Faby, Neptune; Roy Garra- Gospel of Jesus Christ." fied in holding out 5 per cent of 9:45, The nursery department will the trick-or-treat contributions for Pittsburgh .". 1 S 0 .18 brandt, Asbury Park; Leon Har John H. Watson, 3d, minister o! meet at 11 a.m, Washington 0 « 0 .000 ris, Asbury Park, and Morris publicity. Another 5 per cent goes music, will play "Ein' Fest The program for the young for administrative expenses. WESTERN DIVISION Miller, Shrewsbury. Burg," by Bach and "Festlva people will commence with a .833 This year officials of Unicef Gtven Bay -5 I Postlude," by Seifert. At the 9: prayer time in the sanctuary with M, are worried that Halloween con- Su Francisco * 1 service, Junior choir will sin, Bill Reisen, president, in charge, Chicago ". 4 2 M: tributions may be cut down by Cows Set All Beautiful the March at 7 p.m. The program, "Chris- confusion over a loan to the UN Baltimore J J .500 Days," by Vaughan Williams ani tian Vocations," will be pre- Detroit ~...S I .500 Congo operation out of funds set Mr. Watson will play "Nui sented by Patty Barrett and heraside by the U. S. government Mranewti 1 5 .117 New Records komm' der Heiden Heiland," b; committee at 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 1 * .117 for its annual Unicef con'tribu-i COLUMBUS, Ohio - A gold Bach. At the 11 a.m. service, Members of the Quarterly Con- tion. This is what happened: Sunday's- Games medal has been voted for Marlu Chancel choir will sing "Ein ference will attend the first quar- The UN Congo fund sank to a Cleveland at St. Louis Zinnia Milady, a purebred Jer- Feste Burg," arranged by Dr. terly conference to be held Mon- dangerous low this summer be- Dallai at New York * sey cow on the Marlu Farm, David C. Hogg, a member of th day In Asbury Park Methodist cause the Communist nations, Chicago at Baltimore Lincroft, N. J., by the American choir and John C. Stebbins, West REAL KICK FOR HIM—Greg Church at 7:45 p.m. Members of France and several other coun- San Francisco at Pittsburgh Jersey Cattle Club here, tor theminster Choir director, will sin; the five commissions of the tries refused to contribute. The Philadelphia at Washington Mather of Navy really gets exceptional production record of Thanks Be To Thee," by Han church will attend the Quarterly U. S. Congress voted its annual MfameMta at Green Bay 12,821 pounds of milk, containing del. kick out of his work — Conference with the chairmen. $12 million appropriation for Detroit at Los Angeles. 610 pounds of fat, in 305 days. playing football for the Mid- Sunday church school will meel Following the business of the Unicef, on condition that the Three other Marlu cows won at 9:30 a.m., in all department evening there will be workshops dies. The Navy end already United States contribute no more silver medals — Marlu Fash- except senior high, which wl! for each commission. Mrs. Wiltha- n 46 per cent. Therefore the NHL Standings [has booted six field goals ion Model, for 10,277 pounds of meet in the auditorium, at 10:31liam Sawyer is chairman of themoney could not be withdrawn OOELIVERY By The Associated Press and 17 extra points to tota milk, containing 67 pounds of a.m. The Senior High and Jun-Commission on Missions: Mrs. from the U. S. Treasury until fat, In 305 days; Marlu Milestone ior High Fellowships will meet William Asman is chairman of W LTP35 points, tops in the nation other nations had contributed Montreal _ _..5 • 1 1 Glory Bee, with 9,697 pounds of In Fellowship Hall at 7:15 p.mthe Commission on Education; their share. The funds set aside in Jhis division of scoring. milk, 24 pounds of fat, In 30 Prayer Fellowship will meet Karl Jacobi is chairman of thefor Unicef were borrowed from days; and Marlu Milady's Orchid, the lounge Tuesday at 10 a.mCommission on Membership and the treasury—at current Tates of with 10,994 pounds of milk, 667 Evangelism, and George Gilkeson FIVE TIES IN 30 YEARS The fall School of Faith am taterest-rand loaned to the Con- pounds of fat, In 36 days. Life, led by Mr. Douie, will meelJis acting Chairman of the_Cflm-l RTFORD, Conn. (AP) — go account. Unicef says it ex- Another silver medal went to in the lounge Wednesday at " mission on Christia- . - n Socia- - l- Con- - Trinity College football teams pects to have the money back by a registered Jersey, Itaska Spe- cerns. htve played only five tie* during p.m. the end of the year. cial Ann, owned by Barbara and COMPLETE the last 30 seasons. Two of them The members of the senior Margaret Flood, Asbury Park. AME ZION came during the last two cam MYF will have a spaghetti din- jThe production: 774 pounds of Red Bank BATTERY SERVICE paigns. ner Saturday November 4. Na*—Kaitals—ftaeharra milk, 499 pounds of butterfat In Rev. Charles E. Bourne wil The most recent deadlock was 305 days. he final game in 1960 when arch preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunda; METHODIST DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Also registered was the aver- school will meet at 9:30 a.m. Fair Haven It CAST WONT STRUT rival Wesleyan and Trinity tied •IB MNK T.I. SH T-OIlt age production of 7,755 pound) of I A praise service will be coa "We, Too, Are Catholic" will milk and 47 pounds of but-ducted Sunday at 3:30 p.m. bybe Rev. James C. Rupert's ser- SUBTRACTION SALE terfat per cow In the Jersey herd Mrs. Frances M. Reed for thimon subject Sunday at 11 a.m. owned by Dorbrook Farms, Eat benefit of the Flower Club. Sunday school will meet at RED BANK'S NEWEST ontown. Rev. Henry L. Morgan, wil 9:45 a.m. All official testa were made un- speak at the union service Sun Senior high Methodist Youth New General der the supervision of Rutgers day at 7:45 p.m. at St. Paul'i Fellowship will meet Sunday at TRAVEL AGENCY University. Church. 3:30, and the junior high group, Winter Cleat There will be a prayer servic at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday from I to 9 p.m. Both groups will go out to Post Conducts "trick or treat" for UNICEF Silent Running OPEN ALL DAY WESTMINSTER Sunday evening. Memorial Rite PRESBYTERIAN The Official Board will meet LEONARDO - The local Amer- Middletown Wednesday at 8 p.m. SATURDAY In observance of Reformation ican Legion recently conducted SNOW TIRES its first Post Everlasting Service Sunday, Rev. Harlan C. Durfee's It pays to advertise In The In memory of deceased members sermon Sunday at 10:45 a.m. will Register.—Advertisement. 9:00 am to 5:30 pmof the unit be entitled "Unashamed of the 750x14 Black Tubeless Walter Woods, post command- Gospel." Nursery facilities will be er, conducted the service. provided during worship. MILITARY or COMMERCIAL 36 HARDING ROAD Those being honored were Har- Ushers will be Charles Gilchrist iW Hollowell, John Rickert, John and Robert W. Hopkins. Church school will meet at 9:15 ELECTRONIC $1 Q.95 Reddy, Arthur Maier, Clifford Cooper, Frank Kirpatrick, John a.m. and the Westminster Youth AT BRANCH AVE. Gober, Harry Pontz, Richard Fellowship groups at 7 p.m. TECHNICIANS PLUS TAX Bennett, Herbert Snyder, Frank 19 Petruzzi, Ralph Johnson end John Brennan. NJ Bar Walter Parsells, commander, INWED" ; SH 1.5550 announced that the annual Vet- To Meet rans Day parade will be held NOW Nov. 12. It will begin at 1:30 p.m. TRENTON — The mid-year 470x15 Block Tube Type $J0.95 24-HOUR PHONIE SERVICE it Bayvlew School, Leonardville meeting of the New Jersey State PLUS TAX fcd. Bar Association will be held at FOR the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic Citv, He urged post members to at- Nov. 16-17. $ 00 end. WORLD-WIDE The annual post commanders' Included In the program foi Nov. 16 wil be lectures on Pre ALLEN dinner will be held Jan. 20 at Al- ASSIGNMENTS 1 PETERSEN testamentary Estate Planning, LESS: 2 for... pine Manor, Highlands. One of the speakers will be WM It was announced that the post liam J. Gladlng of 23 Garden THE JOBS: rill team will participate in a . . . ANY TIRE TRADED IN TRAVEL SERVICE Rd., Shrewsbury. The maintenance and lerviclni or parade Monday In Perth Amboy. world • wida communication! and On Nov. 17 at 5:45 p.m. In radar equipment. Borton Hall at the Dennis, OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONATE Jim Doran, 34, Is the oldest reception will be given by theTHE REQUIREMENTS: member of the Dallas Cowboys NO SERVICE CHARGE association to the judiciary of You'll qualify If you meat any nlci •ehoollng General Silent Safety Winter participate. New Jersey's Su- rlui two yean maintenance ti< whita jidewall snow tirei for perlffnce on communication! and/or Cleat tires on your car FREE preme Court justices and judges radar equipment. 62 cart. of Superior, County, District at first sign of snow! 14 11A y TII ROAD HAZARD JlatlioTV icrvfcemen with rei tlver Courts, and Federal Third Cir- snd tmnimltter background. 12 THsUARAinEE cuit will be honored. Broadcast engineer*. NEW TREADS "°" HE PAY: . applied on sound tire bodies , Oar New Treadt. identified by tr.OOO'110,000 PLUS BONUSES GRAND OPENING Medallion and tnop mark, ait Injures Hand or on your own tires OUARANTBBO LOCATION: 1. Atainst

MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE

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THE PHANTOM THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK WHAT HAPPENS T TWO 6000 A SKULL MARK ON H0WA8O0T T WE CAN'T A GOY WHO FIGHTS WHAT KIND OF TRAINING- WE KNOW THOSE THEVDSAy \ BUT WHY WOULD TOTHEPRISOWRSiy QUE5TI0N5, THE CCUAR'WHAtS THE ESCAPED I TRAIL HIM VICIOUS MAN-KILLERS DO THEY &IVE THOSE TWO KNOW ABOUT | WE'VE THEY FOUND V THEY HBP NEVER SEEN S WTROWIAM IT MEAN, SALWVNP WITHOUT WITH HIS TEETH? GUVS IN THE JUN6LE NOW--WHO ) NEVER/WNP. SMYTH. THE TUNNEL-THE 7 NO PROOF. TH6 TUNNEL / PRISONERS ASAIN.' jtfP SMYTH. NO OCXS! YOU PATROL ^ ARE YOU--?/ HAVE TO 6ET M3U WARDEN AND AS YOU DID./ ESCAPE FROM 6000 ANSWERS I PUNNO. THIS IS WANT TO SO BACK TO RVTRa HQ CHIEF GUARD/ JAIL? YET/ SPOOKY/ lET'S SET AFTER HIM? FAST' OU1AHERE.'

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TM HAMPTON, AND THIS IS MR. LOMAH/

NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALI NUBBIN By JIM BUR1VETT and GEORGE CRANDALL

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MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST

I'D K DtlKSHTID FOR Ui TO HAVt ISN'T IT A BEAUTY? BUT I DO HAVE A JOB, MOTHER!. IM!". *~N. AN INCXPtNJIVE AUTOMOBILE FINKT mm&l CAR THE SALES STAFF OF UrTl MOTORS •••SUM! — HOW \ I THOUGHT YOU'D IN JOY • WHEN YOU'HE IMPLOYtD-ANO AMtWCA, TOO! THIS I* A "OEHO"-FOR ME TO YOU SAID Wl WIRE ON CAN 1 EVER MAKE OUR HAVING A FINt CAR, HAVt 5MED ENOUGH TO--- A DIRECT BU» USC TD DENNIl'f YOU UNDERSTAND-? SHOW PROSPECTIVE BUYERS MOTHER.'-ESPECIALIYTO / ,H ' "\hii iinmt >AHI n • ••BUT L DIDN'T FANCY HAVING RUN OUT IN THE EVENING ' "-'M—VOlM l NEVER COULD ACCEPT THE FACT THAI MY REVERED MOTHER AT THE TO 5Et DENNIt'5 LITTLE KtCCV OF PUBLIC TRANSrOR- LUXURIES MUST SOME DAY TATBN • 5C • BE. PAID FOR!

By BILL O'MALLEY By BILL O'MALLEY BflVlHAVEKJOTTA SHAU-1 TRIM THE GOOD^TORY.THERE WERE THE&E TWO 6UYS

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vtnum t IMIUff* Friday, October 27, 1961—23 RED BANK REGISTER

NOTICE What's News COtftT OV NKW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION MO.NMOtTH tOCJITV Itorket No. (-11SI44 lira. Peier Peterbauer, mear.iri In Business if ar ii.r Christian r nottc* ri.t: »ppli'-atinn will fee ANC — all-number calling — Is Co. is exploring the possible to \h* getting more official all the time. construction of a nuclear power Je .... ' the Court HOUIP. Kre^hoifi. N. J on W Jersey Bell hai just distributed station, said John E. Logan, 22nd rtay nf November 1M1~ al ft supplement to the Monmouth vice president. He laid lower 9:30 o'clock In trie forenoon or aa ioon thereafter an oisjniiM may h« heard. County telephone book. It went prices of uranium may make Or an oril*r d:rt»r;U[i|[ ttia?. the prem- t-f (tearnhfrt :n th« fomplair.l in thu to subscribers at Highlands, At- nuclear energy competitive with iCtlon jia N». 9 B'ltphm Ave,. Mfcta lantic Highlands, Rumson, and usual fuels. But he said, despite wan. N. .). resold free \r,<. dUehaU'd. from your fstate of .lower therein. Sea Bright, and also to frequent rumors that a nuclear plant Bated: October 24th l&fil tallers in the Shadyside 1 and 7 might go In at Lacey Township, NORMAN J CL'RRIT. Attorn*/ lor Plaintiff Ureas around Red Bank. no decision has been made upon Oc.t T.. N'ov. ,i, ifl, 17 p« ;: the location of the utility's next Here's what will happen Nov. 5. NOTIfK ATlantic Highlands 1 will be re- plant. Node* 1« h»r»by riven that the fol- lowing proposal a Mi nan f> wu Intro- placed by the code, 291; High lucerf al n r»g*j!sr m eft ing o[ the •oitmihlp Commitiff of the Townthip lands 3 by 872, and SEa Bright Dun & Bradstreet said the num- of Mlddletrmn h»:<\ oil W*in«*4«r 2 by 842. Codes will be the things evening, October 2Mb IWI ml paaaed ber of commercial and industrial first Tfadln* anr) »-,m jai APPROPMATWC THZ phones involved can start dialing Shoplifting Drive-ln Theatre, stars Miss Louise, Keel, Anderson and BUM Or W.600.M FOR THE 0O«T Rariton Bay-Middlatown chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encourage- THBREOr*. PASSED ASI> AP phones to most of 76 million tele- EATONTOWN - An Asbury Earl Holliman. Play dates: Sunday through Tuesday, PROVED OV ATOtW 8. IMt. Park woman was fined $110 in ment of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America. The quartet will be one of four that BE IT ORDAINED by th« Tnvnahlp phones in the United States and Oct. 29-31. Committee of the Townihip of MM- Canada. The Highlands and At court yesterday after she was will participate in the local unit's fifth aniual "Night of Harmony" in the Middle- dletown: ftund guilty of a charge of shop- >E>C?nOM 1. That thfl OrrJinanf* *R lantic Highlands calls will be town High School auditorium Nov. 4. Fro-n left to right are Joseph Delia Badia, titled "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING serviced through a new dial of- lifting in Bamberger's, Mon- FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF Gets CS Stains; New AssignmentTHE Bn-KHEAD ON THE PUBLIC fice at First and Garlield Aves. mouth Shopping Center. baritone; Verne Jamas, tenor; James Black, lead, and William Van Zandt, bais. ! DOCK AT COMPTONS CREEK AT Police said Rosens Fields of RKUFORI> IN' THJC T0WN8HTP OF Atlantic Highlands. Rumson and Busy Elsewhere iFor Scarle IMIDDLETOWN* AND APPflOT»RIAT ^__ irQR Tjre Sea Bright calls will go through Lincoln Village, Aabury Park, ^ ! ' I NO THE SI'U OF1 SflMOOO TOF ) - «P- the Red Bank office. committed the offense Wednes- TRENTON (AP) - Col. Fran-I LACKLAND AFB, Tex. — AirlcosT1 1 THEREOF . P.».. ,f, i . »,Reetion day. Night of Harmony Will Visit ciis. RD. Gerardr^>-,rA , chieM,i»f of the. cl»f»-state' andt th». e19*! Jiam,n tha Int > h»rrt>}' Aeronautics Bureau, has qualified of Mr: and Mrs. Charles F, amerideii a* follows, viz: Air Taxi Company at Red Magistrate Peter Edwardien BECTION -1. That thf mm of *3 60000 for Civil Service status at his Scarle, 20 Park Ave., Eatontown, Bank established new flight vol- also held Arthur A. Davis, who MIDDLETOWN — The Society from Livingston and the "Bay- (icl*nt to rarry out id* provision! of gave no address, in default of Fort Labs job—at least when he gets back N. J., Is being assigned to the ,:hia ordinance li b*:tby &td ume record* for the first nine for the Preservation and Encour- shore Four" from the township. Uniled States Air Force techni- '°r «aid pu be paid out of $500 bail on charges on non-sup- NEW SHREWSBURY - Fifth to it. Improvement Puna In tlu months of 1M1, says James agement o{ Barbershop Quartet The local chapter's Sweet Ade- cal training course for aircraft "" Cap"" I port. He was arrested Oct. 17. grade students from Sycamore Gerard, a World War II ace 1961 Budget, and the b*I»nc# of *3 Loth, president. Total revenue Singing in America, Raritan Bay- lines and the chapter chorus also maintenance specialists at Ama- • Pialald out of tha budget ap- and Swimming River Schools who shot down eight German propriatlon fir thbet operation of laid trips' were 7,412, which was Police said Mrs. Davis has five Middletown Chapter, will present will participate in the show. rillo AFB, Tex. e IM1 Budget of the m •• • •—M _ ? •• A _ aft- _ _.__-- - will have an introduction to planes, was called to active duty public flock In thi 24.4 per cent more than for (he children. The case will go to the The "Yankees" quartet was a Township of Mi (Idle town. its fifth annual "Night of Har- scientific weather prediction to- Oct. 1 and is now serving with Airman Scarle, who hat com- same period a year ago. Car- grand jury. mony" Nov. 4 at 8:30 p.m. in the district finalist in district com- BECTTOTTOX 2 ThTl l orillMnll M ul day during a field trip to the the 108th Tactical Fighter Wing pleted the first part of his basic taJce effect trnmedlitelj' upon Itf pn- Miss Linda Riddle of 470 Jollne petition held recently at Asbury lage. approval aid publication ried were U,H» passengers, an high school auditorium. Coles Laboratory Area, Newman of the Air National Guard at Me- military training here, was se- provided bf law. Park. Increase of Mi per cent over Ave., Long Branch, was released The show will feature four Springs Rd., a part of Fort Mon- Guire Air Force Base. He lives lected for the advanced training the 1M0 period. Air Taxi files on $250 bail yesterday In con quartets from the Middle Atlan- Verne James is chairman of at 9 West Magnolia Ave., Wall on the basis of his interests and NOTICE 11 planes. nection with charges of issuing tic District. the show. mouth. NMici Ii hereb. y liven that tbj W- the fourth injTownship. aptitudes. lowing proposed• ordlni worthless checks. The case also They are the "Yankees" from The unit ii looking for new This program finance waa Intro- the science series planned by H« was appointed to the Job The airman was graduated i» scale general purpose er of Wyckham PI., who works The Civil Service announced yes- Fin-man Ruling Hit Tawmhip ol Middletown on Wedntidnv digital IS Riverbrook Ave.. Lincroft, and James Black is head of the avenlnc, November 8th. 1M1. at th* computers and systems, Parade Set at the laboratories. terday he had passed the exam- Uiddleioirn Townihip Hall at 1:00 P.M Richard Rumak of US Joline Ave membership committee. By Catholic Paper X-Y plotters and instruments to: The students will hear a lec- ination for the post. No other at which Hm» iiid hearlnc will bt held $6 each for not having an auto- Tickets will be available at the and all puriona Interaited will be given periods of from one up to five ture on weather instruments and qualified applicant was listed. TRENT.ON (AP) — The offi- an opportunity to to* heard ind after mobile registration license in her door the night of the show. the h*ir.np; b# up for conildtration on yean on a monthly basis. For Tuesday see a demonstration of a Rawln — cial newspaper of T r e n t o n's •Mord tnd final paJMs*. possession. FAIR HAVEN - The Hallow System, a radiosonde which; Airman Greene Gels Roman Catholic Diocese, the HOWARD W. ROBIRT8 Monitor, has criticized Attorney TowniMp C\*T\ Edward F. Dorset, New York, John F. Donoghue, Brooklyn. ieen parade will form at 6:45 i N" ORDtNANOI RBOULATINT. president ot the Christmas Club, paid $10 in court for delinquent p.m. Tuesday on Fair Haven Scher Home mfd?"" Xfcfup toVooo Alaikan Assignment General David D. Furman's rul- TRAFFIC AN'D FRESCRIBIN'O ing that the controversial novel MAXIMUM SPEED LOtTM ON a corporation, says that for the car inspection; ElitabethBirken- Rd. at River Rd.. Milton A. feet. SHEPPARD AFB, Tex. — Air- NAVX8INK RIVXR ROAD fOOWTV "Tropic of Cancer" does not vio- ROAD 12A1, LOCUST POINT ROAP first time club savings have meier, South Orange, $6, no reg- MacDonald, recreation director, On Leave man third class Stephen K. (COTrNTY ROAD SA> A^D ORANT) passed the 1.5 billion dollar mark, istration in possession; Richard has announced. Greene, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs.late state obscenity laws. AVENUE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF RED BANK - Navy Hospital- "Magic" to Be Theme and that checks in this amount S. Rooy. Neptune, falling to make The five sections of the parade George E. Greene, 498 West Park "Mr. Furman is extremely PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION man Apprentice Alan E. Scher,; THEREOF. soon will be mailed to more than required repairs to his car; Na- wil be arranged according ID Of Cub Pack Meeting Ave., Oakhurst, N.J., is being as- charitable or else naive in ap- BJB IT OKT>AINXD by lh» Towmhip son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zar, praising the book as 'predomi- Conmlttei ot th* Townihip oF Mld^l* J million members by some 8,000 than L. Manuel, Main St., Mata- age, he said. The groupings are RARITAN TOWNSHIP-"Mag- signed to Alaska, following his 152 Spring St., is home on two nantly a sincere artistic effort,1 town, in the County of Monuwnrth iivi banks and savings institutions. wan, $15, careless driving; Em- five years old or younger in ic" will be the theme for the graduation from the technical Stata of Ntw Jertey: rather than an obscene work 8EOTI0N 1. That vpaad limili bt *n. b^tweer. River, said he is building a new Belmar.. $10. defective rear sig- for youngsters 12 or more years Road School. damentals of inspection and main- N. J. atat» Hlshway Route 35 and «P"\ion of the attorney plant to expand facilities for con-nals, and Gerald Kauwr of 318 old. Robert Adams reported that the tenance of reciprocating type air- the ct*nter ol Qleomary Avenue. {general is in this instance not li, *5 M.lea per hour, in both direc- struction of new boati, including Ninth Ave., Belmar, $13, driving! The Rumson-Fair Haven Re pack held a father-son hike in craft engines. tion!, on Naveiinlc River RMI He entered service in April 1961. |'n the intereK of the moral wel- (Ctruntr Road I2A> between »"•"'<) not A i>olnt 3T5 Itel t*st of the cen- bury Park High School. His wife Pf»vail,' the Monitor added. ter of MoClau Road. director. Rd. to the fire house, Battin poison ivy, the hike was a suc- «. .V HUet ptr hour, in bath A\r*t. Rd., where the Judging of cos- cess. is the former Sandra L. Wollz of! tlotm. on Naveilnk River RfttH XOTICB • County Road J2A) from a polm tumes will be held, and refresh- Vilo Saia,' committee chairman, 209 Lewis St., Oakhurst. 37S UH east of th* ctnt*r (•' Dr. C. Olin Ball, chairman of 11 New Army N'otlce Ii hereby glvm that the fol- iicCltti Road to tht center or the department of food science ments served. said it will be the purpose of th» lawlni proposed ordlainct wai IntroIre-- LOCUM Avaaue. No problem finding tenants fluced at a reipjlir me>etlni of thi 4 3S Ml!n per hour, in both direc- at Rutgers University, said semi- Units at Fort Dix Arrangements for this annual committee this year to con- Tnwnihlr Commltt** of the Vownahlp tions, on Locml point Rtwl when you advertise The Register of MlddlBtown h«1d on \ nars on the advancement of community activity is under thei centrate on projects and places eveninf, October 25th. 1961. *n4 (County Road 1A) and Oa F0RT DIX T N W Je Avinui between thi center or **A i.*,,.™ ttienci. will be' - ? , ? "?icora.bined sponsorship of the of interest in which the parent way.—Advertisement. flnt readfnc and wax InM over far lAcnit Aveauft and Middletown food industry science will be rM€rv, uni(, ,rrivtd here Mrly Jtem§am &mmiss£ni PoIice public bMrinp to be held at i meetlnj and child may both participate. of the Tcywnship Committee nf th# Township - Atlantic Highland« held in the new Empress Motel. Borourh Una. this week to swell the total num- and' Fire Departments, the Fair Township of Mid die town on Welnei Asbury Park, Jan. 4-20. Further i-lay evening. Novemher 8th 1Q81, ni U5CTK1N 7. Speed UmUx •atabllabt4 ber or units called to active duty Fire Company, Ladies Auxiliary, Cozy Gift Set | the MM(t!flown Townihip Hall at 1:00 by thli ordinance are aubject to the lectures will be presented next All's in Readiness jPM. at which time aatd hearing wijl provlflioni ot R.S. 39:4-98. at Fort Dix under the Presi Lions Club, Chamber of Com- he fr-ld ami all pcrioni lntir«attd will OBCTION 3. Speed Limit altm tie June. dent's military preparedness be jlven an opportunity to be heard placed by thi Townihip of °&tlddletoim merce, First Aid Squad and For Halloween Party and after thi hearing bt up for COR- at th» (ollowlnc locatioiu and iccord- program to 11 since Oct. 1. Dad's Inc. LITTLE SILVER — The annual ildtrktlon on n«eoml nrri final paana lnr to the following •peoMctlloni for Jersey Central Power * Light The 114th Medical Hospital] , | tb* refulttton and warning tlfni irhleh T E Hun jng |s nonorary Halloween parade will be held HOWARD VT. ROBER'RTI. * must be erected by the Township of (Surgical) from Trenton arrived , p g m.l Township Clerli Middletown, vli: chairmin 0 the rO ra Tuesday at 7:15 p.m., with the A RPBKn LIM Monday under the command ofj , ] j AK ORDINANCE AUSNDINti AN OR- LIMIT ( > ^^ Smart Sideline JudgM are Mr Grace Drisco 1; starting point at the Monmouth DINANCE ENTTTLSn " AN OROI R.102. and REDUCE BPtCD dgna Col. Richard N. Outwln, hos- , x^^^. .j NANCE VACATING A PORTION OF •Irallar to Type R-104, 24 tn. wldt Mr Ruth John Da County National Bank parking lot. GREENWOOD PLACE SHOWN ON by 30 in. high, blacJt Ittten en pltal commander. Capt. Howard:mic0| Borougn council presi-l THE M A P ENTTTLBD 'KINGS white background and reflectOT- There will be free refreshments HIGHWAY ESTATES, MIDDLE. Hed, be dliplayed to tht right ot Printed Pattern D. Gutin is the detachment com- dMt. Cnar)es E, Howard, super-! TOWN. MIPDLETOWV TOWNSHIP, the roadway a* follows: and prizes awarded for all age MONMOUTrf CO1WTV. NEW JER. FACINQ EAS7B0L7n> TRAFFIC mander. intendent of schools, and Miyor groups. And there will also be sKr, r>ATKn SEPTEMBER I»T. a. 0PSED LIMIT », approxlmBtr- The 11th unit to take up a new Milton Kosene. Alan E. Schtr OP.AIO FINVEQAN, ENGINE EF duty station at Fort Dix was thej I a grand prize. AMI) SfRVETfOR' ", PASSED AND Scher, who attended Newark APPROVED MAY 10. 1M1. kiting SPEED LIMIT fe Io(at«4 824th Signal Company which ar-i^>, Handling arrangements for the BE IT ORDAINED by th» Tawnthlr approximately 70 ft. tiat of State Teachers College and Mon-parade are Sidney Mendclsen and CominlttfB of th* Township ot Mfd Catherine Place. rived Tuesday morning fromjLiaSC dlrtonn: e. »PI ED LIMIT 45, on the aouth Fort Monmouth. The unit is™ , . ^ mouth College prior to his en- Gerald Geiling. The parade is SECTION" 1. That thf ordinance #a weat corner at Gitnmary A*e u listment, will report to his ship, Ut!(!(i "AS ORDINANCE VACATING commanded by Captain Daryl L.I i O Hlglier liOUIT sponsored by the Little Silver A PORTION OF GREENWOOD A. SPEED UIUT 45. oppoitu the the USS Bacbe, at Norfolk, Va., Businessmen's Association. PLACE SHOWN ON THE VAP EM center of th» entrance to Bod TITLED 'KLVO3 HIGHWAY BBTATE8 man Park located approximate "7!!7.'_. reserve units due! NEW YORK-Charges of drunk for temporary duty al" sea for! MIDDLETOWN. MIDDLETOWN TOWN- ly 700 ft- eaat of Olenmar> about seven months. j SHIP. MON'MOUTH roi'NTY, NXW Avenue?. to arrive here will bring the to- driving and di^ingw.thout a 1.- JERWCY, DATin SEITEMPER 1M7 ft. REDUCE SPXED, approximat* tal to 14 by the end of October. «"* against Cart-Wallo, 47, of He is scheduled to begin addi- ) CRAt« FTN*KEaAN1 , ENGINEER A.VP lyJO ft. weit of Uccfeei Road 3 SirRV^IYOR ", pjuspft and npprnv#r1 297 Broadway, Long Branch, were tional training in June. 1962, al Port Mfty 10. 1961, be im^nlei to read f. SPEED LIMIT 35 approximate fo!tow.i: \y 375 n. eait of aloCleea Road referred to Special Sessions Court the Class A Hospital Corpsmen \VltET.KAfl the map of r.rcenwodd g. SPEED LIMIT 35. approximate- here Wednesday, when the sus- School at Great Lakes. Estate* ihowinf Greenwood Plac* hai lyBQO tL can of McCiee* Roa<1 She's Worried Monmouth h«?n •mi>nd»«i) ami It i* d»em? rertaln k. SPEED LIMIT 45, approximate- Soviet nuclear tests. This pen- under the influence of alcohol. prrtpcrilM on .•««!(. m.ip of <*»:•* en wood | ly 100 ft. went of McCltea HOari ciled plea, in a childish scrawl, burg, will be the next hostess. Est-itfs. now. thpfforp, I. REDL'CE SPEED, approximate Magistrate Irving Schreckinger It adds up! More and BE IT OKDArNKD h\- the Township i ly 30 ft. west of the entrance f> came to President Kennedy from in Vehicle Accident Court con- were Mrs. Robert Shep- Committee of th« Tiwnihtp of MlcMlf ; Rodman Park which la lof*te*i Marine City, Mich.: people use The Register ads each pard, Mrs. Cleonard Harms and; town: approximately 700 ft. etit ef tinued the suspect held in $500 SEmOM 1.. Tliat all that i portion of Ol«nm&ry Aenue. "Dr. Mr. Kennedy, please slop bail for action by the higher issue because results come fas- Mrs. Charles Medenabch. Ur«pnwoi)<1 I'lace at shown fjn th* map m iPEBD LIMIT 35, oppoalte th* rnnt>.._: "H_ MMap of ST1 center of Qlenmary Avenue. the Russins from bombing the court. ter.—Advertisement. »-lrtard Junp in, BOTH DlBBOTIONa of traffic b* j itWO," be ann tlin mm* Ii vncstfl ai rtlaplayed to the right of tha road old. I am in the 3d grade at his 13th birthday Sunday. He at- I fniimm: way nt appropriate intsrm»c]iat* Holy Cross School. tended a plav, "This Is The Ar- Bpflnnlnj it a puint in the Weater- location! not exceeding 150C ft ly line or Oreenwood Place, laid polnl hut nona In the- vicinity of Advi "Yours truly. my," given in St. Mary's Catho- being (lifltant Norther!? alonn t?ie WeHt- aory 8pe«d algni herein recom- lic school, New Monmouth. • rly Una of Urnenwomt Plaef 474 41 mended. "Michelle Rochon." feet from me Intersection formed br C. Warning nfgn,«, 30 In. by 30 In. thr IVeiterly line or flrpenwoo'i T*1«ct dlamonn-ithaped. black lettera 0" Keep ears i.nd neck warm, and \iv\ \hf Northerly line nf Klrnts UiRli- aymiiol on yellow background an•^ A Halloween dance will be held wny. snlii h^ginnlnc point alu^ helnj r**f!ectorlzfl'-2 will be served i knitting directions, girls' 4-6; a curve lo lh» left with a radlui. of J \*n. replace exlatlnc flT^Ott 70 feet i .itNt.inre of 19.46 feet to H aigr locaterl WO R. went of (Write to George, c, o this news- -| 8-10 year sizes included. point, thence <3> xlrmg a curve to itir' l,ac\m Point Road. Send 35 cents (coins) for this rinht wlih a miiui rtf 40 feet « dl»i c. RTOP AHHAD ilia, « ft. eait paper, and let him help you wor- tnncf nf \yi.2i ft-et to • point, fjienff of Pfl* 10203 AH located up pattern—add 10 cents for each i.1» South M denfffa »nd 01 mlnutei ry needlessly.) Guess Who proxlmately 33S tt. wMt of Ln- pattern for Ist-class mailing. R&nt, 'ja.n feet to a point of citrvtturt. ruat Point Road. thence, it' aloni a curve to th* « righ" t d. Curve Symbol ilrn, ntuprr>xln.Ale!y XV) fl, FOR THE FIRST TIMR! Ovo moulh Ciunty. Nfw Jirsey. Kc«te 1 "-, ky from a hip flask, through a 1 fi»t of Hilliwle. Avenue, easy-sew step-in in vivid flannel 20O designs in our new, 1962 5O , rtatf I S?pt. 1«S7, Rcvlofd Junn 10 • f c'nr>e Hymbol nlgii, Type W-J 1%f>. thrnrft ifl- -limit n curve tri thr ribbed jersey, cotton. straw. I don't think this look) a Necdlecraft Catalog — biggest it u [tt.. npiirnxlinatcly 20*1 ft, weit bit smart, do you? ll*ff t k-ltiii n off 400 iVrV t a dcH <•>( Monmouth Avtnue Printed Pattern 9013: Misses' ever! Pages, pages, pagea of fash- r>f 7T rrftt |iltu or minui to • point I ••uri-i Symbol .iipt, IVpe w.; Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size Hate Drinking thence f7> Ronth 11 'iegri"*! atiri Vti •Ighi, replace eilntlnz IXIfhr. ions, home accessories to knit, rS rt»i»t to t|i8 t>o(nt or. - 'MTvt Symbol HIT loc»t»i1 tp- 16 takes 3% yards 39-inch fabric. Dear Hate: plac -of .thffhf** fliifl t l* iirfuimaleiyy 7S..ft' welt of T/i- crochel, sew, weave, embroider, h r».nnt Xd. Send 35 cents (coins) for this No. AStually, it would look pret- quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, ri*lt?n»(il . Uevepse Curve RvmtK pattern—add 10 cents for each ty ridiculous drinking bourbon 2 It l.i \Un intention hy. Tyre \\.i\,, fl ft. e»s: nt Pol- spreads, loys. linens, afghans t hi a OMInnnrp in mii'nfl ami supiriM MTtT- ' WM locMM pattern for first-class mailing through a straw from a hip iti^ previous v.i.Mt'o-i (ii'-tlniiiir* entitlcfl appmtl- plus free patterns. Send 25 cents. 1 flask. Not to mention uncomfort- AN OIU11N*AN-"K: VACATING A H#a Rrml. Send to Marian Martin, Red Bank -1POIITIOM OF IUIKENWOI.ID sA P A1i sory Rpnt-i 'ii. Type W'-M, ; HMOtt'N O N' TH F. MAP KNHITI .I H n i is i Register, Pattern Dept., 2.12 West able. (Unless, he has a very long M)TI( K 01-' «f|u»r« stiapert straw.) icf.Nos iinuiWAV KSTATKP MIP ;n»- liaciifro-iiTt 18th St., New York II, N.Y. Print AN EAGLE — Richard Dickson, ton' of Mr. and Mrs. t HNETOWN-1 . MIMiLETOWN TOWN ' <1i.*r>; n y fna; « planly name, address with zone ,, sun . Mf)N\ioi"ni mrvrv NK\V> • l>e»d r,f w ' ht mounte,-i he David Dickson o{ Livingston, formerly of New Shrews- liaif of HIP pl.lK/WKV. IUTKI> HKTTKMi;>:i'. 1MT ' •'** r>}» \\nv cn* in H^cnm the and style number. Dear George: I!) Hrr| .CKAIfi ITNNKdW. KN'filNKEn WI- :n-!i.l«!i'.nn (.' [i r.,1 C e P.' bury, last night received highest Boy Scout award, the lf)!,7 Ford Rfcvlln* )|T arnvKvnn" •'•«. •n-l C n. YOU'RE INVITED to « Fall- What should « gentleman do ial No, f> 7t W fn ftKCriON , Tl',:i '»r Winter fashion spectacular — sec when » girl slaps him? rank of eagla, at court of honor hold by Troop 60 at n fnivjlllnnnl Hale a C'nnTrsct iik* effin-t imm»*(l!ate!v Bruised Her.ilipl Hill Jr P^|-1 ctr >nnv •100 styles to sew in our new Congregation Bnat Israel. Scoutmaster Maurice Stemp- n nt i.tiiirihlrri] Au!n B«)?n II'* KECTIO.N' t 11m .-. t\ Hy tli* D Pattern Catalog. No matter what Dear Bruised: \Un tffit-t IminnfMrly reotnr or Moior Velilclei. of J,«w «nd Public lMf»'y. ilze, you'll find itl 35 cents. Quit. Ur har* makei the presentation, I 1 on, LOVKKIK, M.r.Uonr Orl,' 37 AUTOS AND TRUCK! AUTOS AND TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES AUTOS AMD TKUCXS REGISTER AMHOUHCfMtHTS TRAVEL - nuNSKnrrvmo* DiUVlWO TO IMSX WORTH norVU- iitOnur uxn - tsne *«-• LOST AND FOUND wni Mki o» or Iwo puMBfera. «n»rt idroom. (root Mtcnan,, jrUhar, «M AUTOS AND 1HUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS rh1if« Rshrtiwes required 1H 1 lown, aisume.parnMi'i. CO «-7«oV LOST — R«4 French pint. Fllultr JtOSJUO TRAILIR-10i« kttp mono, return willet wllb pipers «, or IH 7-WO5. TWIN-BORORAMBLER SDBRB i tmllHewr para. Uts tuir. Will sacrifice. SEE WHY RU toil er aippofalrnent tmll BH t-«iB». LOST — Bltck rimmed (luan. On A LARGE SELECTION OF AUTOMOTIV! 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank MO OREAT LAKES IOIM. two txd- Ride* JW.. between Rumson And Re awiane par- B«rV ou ill day Siturdi; RU l AUTOS AND TRUCKS oenta. Bli 14111. EVERYONE GUARANTEED 1130. IS OFFERING YOU _„ COMET, sutlon wiron. radio, USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED AUTOS AND TRUCKS neater, vhltewalla. Automatic tranamli AUTOS AND TRUCKS . luggage rack. Beat offer. 787-3443. SPECTACULAR SAVINGS! IS SWITCHING TO I960 ENGLISH FORD Conaul. Poaltlva DODGE, DART, AND \1 Al. price 11.025. 787)113 TREAT AFTER TREAT McCARthy 1958 AUSTIN HEALY-Model Id. Ex- DODGE cellent condition. 11.600. AlIO, 1858 on all of our COMPACT LANCER DEALER IULLMAN atatlon waion, tike over -lyraenta of S58.79 per month. CA " /CHEVROLET/ '.91. RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS! AT 1953 PONTIAC two-door sedan. 0SI BUICK — Riviera Super herdtoi 2-dr. HT, all power, Two-door, good running condition. Nee AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS We Give S&H Green Stamps only a dab of paint and a seat cove: Premier 1169. SH 7-4201 alter 6 p.m. IBM MORRIS MINOR WANT A reliable 1852 Fontlsc, food for many years? Mileage under 60,000. 1950 WILLYS Etatlon Wlion, food con CALL dltlon S250. Call LI J-21T! NTS. RU 1-1414. 1957 Chev. 995. SH 7-4<30 1851 OLDSJfOBILE SUPER 18 — Two- IMS CHEVROLET — Custom Interior, door hardtop. Hydramatlc, radio andnew 3S3 cu. Inch 1S59 Chevrolet engine. 4-dr. HT, Bel Air McCARthy MM BUICK - Good condition, Be; neater. Cliin. *38J. 03 101M. offer. Call after 6 p.m. Electric fuel pumps, Ulf fauces, Vooi SH 7-2231 shift, dual eihaust, four new whttewalla. ON ALL OF OUR NEW 1853 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Auto-Never raced. 1690 or best olfer. CO CHEVROLET, INC. MERCEDES BENZ 1M1-Model 220-8E matic, atml customized, radio, heater. 66&S between 6:30-0 p.m. 1957 Chev. 1095. sedan. Purchased In Europe In June, Call CA 2-6974 after 5. 1090 CADILLAC — Halt price for quick Sta. wag., all powar 158 FIRST AVE. brought back in August, 5,700 miles, light blue, reclining «atf. Guaranteed BUICK — 1867 Koadmuter, Modal 71. sals. 1125. perfect. Reason for selling, have an- tour-door, ntw rubber, new steering bait U MOM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS other In Florida. 14,100. Call CTBnlogi Joints, new radiator, new transmission, 1957 Plym. 495. AT 1-3058. just received from ttraub Motors, Key- 1M1 WHITE COMET — Four month port, who dW worlt Ferlect car. allold, two-door, whltewalls, red and blacl - 4-dr. ledan Sales—AT 1-3830 Open eves. 1960 FOUR-DOOR PLYMOUTH — Bel electric, power brakes, ateerlnv. $1,000, Interior. T87-«12o. vedere-, bydramatlc, good condition, oni ona price. A. Bolles. 11 Mary Ann Court 1961 RENAULT DAUPHES 1M1 COBVETTE — Convertible top. Service—AT 14305 8 am-5 pm owner, 11,900. AT M«S>. West Keansburf. 7ST446I. 310, h.p., 3-speed transmission. Call SH 1956 Buick .650. 1-8)04. 2-dr. hardtop DELIVERED IN RED BANK $1 O O R AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS It pavi to sdvertlsa la The Register. 12 Month Factory Guarantee | V^ ^r ^3 k 1955 Buick 450. AUTOS AND TRUCKS 2-dr. sedan SEE OUR LIST OF FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC USED CARS BUFFIA... You'll Be Sorry IMPORTED DOMESTIC If you don't check tha •6! TR-3, loaded, white $2350. '59 STUDEBAKER LARK 2-dr. Sed. Low • MUST MAKE ROOM prica tags on our BOB WHITE "60 MORRIS-1000 Station Wagon, loaded mileage, R/H $995. ,„ One Owner ^_ ...$1095. '59 FORD GALAXIE, 2-dr. sedan, six •61 CHEVROLET 60 VOLKSWAGEN 2-dr. Deluxe. One cylinder, stick shift, radio heater ....$1450. For Some Fresh Stock LEFTOVERS We Give SSH Green Stamps 1 i57 reen a BUICK, Inc. •57 KGA5™JS <: Equipped ::::$io95 : J£K. 0™^. * - " m •56 PORSCHE coupe 1600, loaded $1550. , P0™^1 a resl beauty , J995" McCARthy 163 Monmouth Street '59 RENAULT DAUPHINE, equipped .... $750. 57 METROPOLITAN convertible, one owner Save • Money • Now Rad Bank '55 PORSCHE Speedster $995. yellow, white, new top, R/H, equip. 9495. Chevrolet, Inc. MANY MORE CARS—1950'$-1955's—$50-$300 158 FIRST AVENUE SH 1-6200 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr. auto. $795 Open Evenings AT 1-3830 1955 OLDS 88 2 dr. auto., R/H $595 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 1955 CHRYSLER Windsor 4 dr. $595 NEED SERVICE? NEW CAR? DICK AND BOB MATTHEWS 1952 FORD auto. 4 dr. $195 DODGE - DART - LANCER AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR 1953 MERCURY automatic $195 MERCEDES BENZ LARK RENAULT • VOLVO • PEUGEOT • TRIUMPH We sell and service these makes. New service 119 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-5886 Red Bank 1953 MLLYS station wagon $295 facilities—tradet on used cars * 36 months to pay. 1954DESOTO $145 You! BEST DEAL IN MONMOUTH COUNTY See Our List Of WEST SIDE GARAGE 1953 DODGE $145 1010 Asbury Ave. PR 5-4900 Asbury Park CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Quality Imported is having some USED CARS '60 AUSTIN "850" 1795 FIAT '1198 BUFFIA P. O. E. '60 MORRIS $995 HWY. 35 EATONTOWN Sedan (2) LI 2-1020 '59 MGA, Rad (2) $1450 BUFFIA '59 JAGUAR $2595 3.4 Sedan Stick shift. HWY. 35 EATONTOWN 1 owner, low mileage. LI 2-1020 Come See And Drive '58 METRO $695 Convertible '58 MGA $1300 THE Roadster (2) MATAWAN FORD'S '58 MARK VIII $1795 Jaguar Sedan, auto. SUPER '58 MORRIS $695 196 2 Convertible FORDS MERCURYS '57 TR-3, New Tirei $895 SAVINGS SALE! OUR USED CAR LOT IS OVERSTOCKED! PRICES 56 Austin Haalay $1045 FALCONS COMETS CUT TO THE BONE. YOU SAVE ... WE CUT Roadster BUYS ON ALL THEIR OUR PROFIT. Thunderbirds Continentals '53 MG TD $795 '52 MG TD, Blue. $795 Don't Wait! Buy today! '55 MGTFI500 $1395 'OK USED CARS Like new. '60 JAGUAR 4000C '59 FIAT 1200 $1595 4-dr., MK2, 3.8, blue. $4773 '60 FORD ft I DOC JOIN THE PARTY THIS WEEK-END Convertible Fairlane MO, 2-dr. Sedan, R&H, A/T. tPlO73 FOR SOME OF THE FINEST OK ENGLISH '57 FORD $650 '60 FORD WAGON ttlOQC Custom "300" USED CARS AROUND. Ranch. R&H, A/T. JlTOD SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7.4545 '55 PONTIAC $350 •59 PLYMOUTH WAGON itlEOE 2 Dr. Sedan, Stick 4-dr., Custom, R&H, A/T. $1073 MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. RED BANK U '53 PONTIAC $350 '58 CHEVY IMPALA «t I CCA Calalina H.T., New Tire* Sport Coupe, R&H, A/T. *• 3OU ' NO TRICKS '57 FORD • *OOC USED 'S3 RAMBLER $250 Fairlane 500, 4-dr., R&H, A/T. YflO Conv. ALL TREATS / '58 FORD $&95 OVER 50 A-1 USED CARS "CARS Custom 300, 4-dr. Sedan TO CHOOSE FROM '57 BUICK $795 '61 CONTINENTAL Sedan, Only 11,500 Miles '61 FORD and MERCURY Executive Cars, Low Mileage Convertible, white '60 THUNDERB1RD HARDTOP. Full Power 2995. '55 CHEVROLET $650 '61 Ford Leftovers •59 LINCOLN Premiere 4-dr. HT, Full Power 2495. '61 FORD Convertible, Beautiful, Only 6.5D0 Miles 2395. 1 ton walk-in van Fairlanes • Galaxies • Convertibles •59 CONTINENTAL Mark IV 4-dr. Hardtop 2930. LAST YEAR THE PARTY WAS GREAT '55 BUICK $595 '61 COMET 4-dr. Sedan, MOM, Only 1,500 Miles 1895. Wagons • Falcons • T-Birds THIS YEAR IT'S '60 MERCURY Monterey 4-dr. Hardtop, Full Power 1850. 2-dr. Special '60 MERCURY Monterey 2-dr. Sedan. MOM, PS 179J. '60 FORD 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1695. SAVINGS GALORE! GREATER THAN EVER! •5!) MERCURY Monterey 4-dr., Full Power 1550. '59 FORD Fairlane 500 4-dr. Hardtop, FOM, PS 1350. Continental Lowest Prices Ever . . . Now Is the '58 MERCURY 9-Pass. Colony Park, Full Power 1295. '60 FALCON Custom 2-dr. Sedan, R&H 1235. Time to Buy! Lowest Terms. FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO '58 MERCURY Park Lane, 4-dr. Hardtop, Full Power 1195. Cars, Inc. '58 PLYMOUTH 6-cyl. Savoy 4-dr. Powcrflite 950. '57 FORD Country Squire Sta. Wag., FOM, PS 995. Only Quality Imported •5S FORD Fairlane Victoria. Fordomatic 995. '58 FORD 9-Pass. Country Sedan Fordomatic 895. Automobiles CIRCLE CHEVROLET Co. '57 FORD Fairlane "500" 4-dr.. FOM, PS 795. '57 BUICK "Special" 2-dr. Sedan 695. Newman Springs Rd. MATAWAN FORD '56 FORD Country Sedan, SW, FOM, PS 693. 325 MAPLE AVE. SH 1-3130 RED BANK Rad Bank SH 7-4S00 NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS '56 FORD Ranch Wagon, Standard Trans., R&H 595. GMAC TERMS OPEN EVES. '54 PONTIAC 4-dr. Sedan, Hydra,. R&H 195. Open Evenings 60 Main St. LO 6-3100 Matawan HOUSES FOR RENT MOBILE HOMES ' BELT WANTED-MAJLE FOR SJOJE FO& JAJJ5 RIAL BTATI K>» RK/J BANK BXGISTER RED BAHK — THTK ioom aurtraent. XrUJZ U/iiWM - Four btd. B4RBEK or avnmeti MfftMici: APARTMENTS Nicely tfecoratwl. heat snd hot we.ter rooms, large living room, dining room. Friday, October 27,196L-25 OM« w. CaUjanirt p.m. Free Installation supplftd. centrally located at 1O Mon-'.replace, bath. lsr|e kitchen with dln- .- SPECIAL! WT4T mouth St. First door. Preier older nr area. |1M ptt month. Call GROSS- STORK WINDOW IMTALLXK - Part HE SWAPPED HIS GAR RENTING couple, no pets. $"5. Inquire: SH 1- INGBR * HELLER. Broad and Me- WE HAVE TWO chanic sts.. fill 1-2100. and full tlm« Job. Call «H I-MOJ. Alk QUICKLY H07 or 62 Harding P.d. THREE-BEDROOM MOBILE (or Lillian. FOR SOME STOCK 6 for $77 F1R8T FLOOR — Three lovely, nicely RIGHT Rumson'Cape Cod. thr** bed- HOMES EXPERIENCED PAINTER furnliried rooms, hath. Ullllllei, wash- rooms, full dining room Full, dry ecl- CALL Tfaret-cbtnoei tilt trtptt tnnrt. er, car space, good location. SH 1- IT. attached garajte. Aval!«ble'£>ecem. J. LESTER RIGBY '55 PALACE XXD >S5 BLCONA RU 1-0(90 triple llll ftdiooE 3S4. er 1, year's lease, $163, Ru»*el! M . AND LOST! BEATTIE PARK Boms RPBltorn, 600 River JM., Fair Priced to Sail! -iHadyiidt 1-7W0 ,UXI;RIOU» OAEDEN APARTMENTS ASSOCIATES, INC. WANTED PROWNS 82 BROAD BT., Rf.D BANK OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL Haven, SH 74532. A MOBILE HOME Now tie's forced to try and make 8HMW8BURY RJVER, X'KANPOKT lively three-ronm cot- 658 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury MAN, a(i 20-35. mechanically Incllnil). up the loss. Three rooms of fur- FIREPLACES — Taken from old home, COMMERCIAL RENTALS To Fit Your Budget reiisbis and sobtr. Sttadr work, com- complete with Iron gratei, fend erf. RED BANK'S NEWEST APARTMENT tage. AM conveniences, close to Fort marbellzed itate trim, ft' mantle* and . RED BANK Mnpmouth. 03 1-1478. •mall down payment on new and used. ptnaatlon abovs av«rai* to ths riant niture in good useable condition BUILDING Three room office suite. ParKlng. res- BI-LEVEJ. RANCH - TINTON Vany to chooss from. Low rats fl man. Call 8H 1-40H. returned to be sold for unpaid htarthi, $25 each. Pine tables 41" «q. SITUATED AT LOCUST AVE. lonable. Call AT 1-16£9 after six p.m. Dancing. from Did reitaur&nt, $10 each, Framed OFF BHREWBBL'RY AVI. FALLS—Very large living room, WE REFUSE TO BE UNDERSOLD SURVIVORS KXPERIENCED-Wanud balance of $184. Payments only plat* fiats rolriori, various alztt, 93 SUITE OF OFFICIS - HEART OF dining room, country sized kitch- at one* for rout« survey in Kiyport- $3 a week. 8 pc. Convertible liv- etch. Old doll houi*, 3' high, $18. CONVENIENT TO SCHOOL RAIL- TOWN. CALL ViANtED TO RENT Hignlanda area. Chief of party, tranlit- Sleigh belli, |T.5O. Set of [our plank ROAD STATION, BUSES AND SHOP- SH 7-1100 en, dishwasher, built-in oven, HpLLY HILL men, rodroen. Apply by latter itatlnK ing room, 11 pc. Master Bed- bottom chairs, rerinished, »B5. Four- LUNCHEONETTE OWNER wanti to three bedrooms, two baths on experience, Clark* 4 Hartman, 4M rawer cheat. 18. Shutter •, vartoui PINO. .1R CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE— rent two-bedroom houie Red Bank-Fair Mobile Homes Sales Summit Ave., Jsriey City. room, 5-pc. Dinette with loads uf d 3'i ROOMS 1101 (1, ROOMS (128 Red Bank. Various size suites avail- Hiven vicinity. Interracial. Immedlatt main floor. Recreation room, sizet. $2 each. Six Ice crtam chain, occupancy. fiH 7-S8J15. ] Hi. U PArkway 1-5858 South Amboy cabinets. A real buy for the right heart back, $7.SO encn. Nan Johnson INCLUDING PARKING SPACE able, after November 15. Elevator and mahogany paneled den or fourth SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT—Full party. Antiques. Uncroft. SH 7-37*0. janitorial service supplied. Call SH 7 HO1US time, apply In person, Commutirt Eeeo. Another Quality Houslnf Project bedroom, powder room, laundry, IT Bhrewabury Ave., Red Bank. By Oenola Builders, Inc. 230O. Lied • 10% down LIONEL TRAINS — Three a«ti, many Kt Main Bt., Asbury Park. N. I. OFFICE FOR RENT—Harry A. Keirny FURNISHED ROOMS two-car garage, 3/5 acre. Ready SHEET METAL chillis maker - Mint aeceiiorlei. Call alter fl p.m. ,SH 7- for occupancy at only $22,500. New • 7-ywr financing be able to lay out metal chtasli. Fabri- 3044. k Co. building. Route 35. Mlddletcwn. KEANSBURti — Large, clean, reason- KOBBIN8VILLE FIELD FURNITURE VISIT MODEL APARTMENT Adjacent to Township Hall. Air conatl. e room for two. Television down- TRAILER BALES. INC. cate ahort run parts, mult know bend SOFA BED — Occasional Chair, OPEN DAILY 12 TO 5 P.M. ditloned. separate entrance, ample park- FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL Route 130 Robbloivtlle, N. t. allowancea for CR8 aluminum. Applet good condition. Reaionabl*. AT Ing, utilities Included. One or two year italri, parkins space. Kitchen privileges IV T-1320 Reeves Instrument Corp.. Lakewood •3668. Contact ezclusivs renting agents. lease. 175 per month. Call OS 1-06O0, pay extra. Call 767-5240. IN NEW SHREWSBURY-Three titl., Farminidale, N. J, - Warehouse Department 9-5. SH 1-8110 after 6 p.m. CLEAN — FurnlhVrl room, gentleman full baths, cathedral living room, *r ONE BEDROOM TRAILER—Eitras, ANTIQUE DESK — .Ozlte P»dd)nr. preferred. Call after 6 p.m. Reasonable. Lot 108, Pine Tree Motel, MACHINE OPERATOR - Metal fabri- dllheB, cooking utensili, electrical ap- arthur STORE FOR RENT - On Wlilte 8t. dining room and kitchen, dish- Entontown. Call 78MST4. cation. Must be able to operate foot 22 East Front St., Keyport, N. J pliances, trunks, antique pine lumber. Csll your owo broker or Call 8H T- SH 7-0485 preis. Rotex, drill presses, small hand Many other articles, HO 2-3433. washer, 25x15 recreation room, notching press. Work from patterns. 100. SHREWSBURY — Ixively room with cellar, porch, attached garage. Apply: Reeves Instrument Corp., Lake* for appointment dial CO 4-3020 HEATER — Spact type, (RR. MooreB, NEW STORE iNeptunel — Heat sup Hinjf room, in nice, private hnmn. BOATS It ACCESSORIES wood Rd., Farmlngdate, N, J. tmerl one month. 50.000 BTU Irtput. BAHLAV plied. Large housing ares. Ideal for Kltrhcn prlvllrRen. Reasorable rent. Large plot. Near schools. $23,900. STORE HOURS: 1219.50 when nrw, 114000. Coloreit Co, AGENCY. INC.—REALTORS barber ahop, $70 per month, PR 4-8377. Lady only. SH 1-2625 after 5- PART-TIME cashier and general office 13 Broad St., Red Bank. PRIVATE'BATH — Private entrance. INSURANCE — Marine, outboard-all workM, good Job for retired man, Write Monday thru Saturday 9:00a.m CM BA-N-GS AVE. ASBURY PARK 1 OCEANPORT-AH year ranch forma. Rolaton Waterbury. Realtor. DINETTE SETS - Uw prices. Od4 ALL NEW RETAIL LOCATIONS Large closet. !, busineii peraon pre- since 1B25. 13 W. Front St.. «H 7-3500. ''Caahler," Box 811. Red Bank. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri —Near railroad depot Little Sil- ferred. P.ererer.ces eiclianged. RU 1-1934 home in vacation spot. Three chain and tablet. Kitchen chain re- PR 4-5555 bedrooms, each with two closets; 24' CHRIS-CRAFT Eipress Cruller. DRUQ CLERK and delivery boy covered, Monmouth Dinette, 116 Mon- ver. Ideal for pharmacy, barber SINO1.C ROOMS — Clean ud com- wanted. Apply Shrewsbury Pharmacy, day evenings till 9:00 p.m. mouth St., Red Bank. BH 1-8B33. Y baths, living room with stone 130 h.p., head, galley, sleeps two. Ex-Broad St.. Shrewsbury. shop and beaut/ parlor, lunch- oriable. Retaonabla ratei. Garage. 7 traa. 12,100. Will accept csr or smaller BAR — All brasi ai]d formica, two FOUR noOMS — Unfuri.lehed, year aenlleman preferred. 62 WaUact Bt fireplace; wall oven, double sink boat In trade. Call after 6. 8H 7-1273 JARPENTER — Trim, cabinets, over Aluminum Siding Sacrifice ilooli, all 130; feim Hollywood bed. round. West Keansburf. Alio, enclosed eonette. Available in units of ],-SH 1-5392. SO preferred. Call SH 11144 after 7 new wn fits, now 140. Irwln'i, 2T sun porch, nrit floor, ndulti pielerrtd. and china closet in pine-paneled BARGAIN - Any uoat you want to Sub-contractor has aluminum siding 150 per month. 787-6949, 300 sq. ft. to 3,000 sq. ft. Parking RED BANK — Nicely furnished room. own. Lrw bank rates. Financing ar- p.m. left over from development in only Monmouth St.. Red Bank. for 200 cars. Call SH 7-2300. Shower. Good location. Call SH 7- kitchen; two-car attached ga- rangements completed In one call al ESTIMATE WANTED — To shore up three colors, ireen, gray.whlte. Hall MOVING — lluit icll 1959 14 cu. ft. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Four rooms, 0M5. ragef jalousied porch overlook- any of our offices. THE MONMOUTHJ east side of house. 20'i3t" at I East price. Quarameed. Installed. Termi delux« Frlgidaire rafrlcerator-freezer; bath. $100 per month. Unfurnished. AT LODGE ROOM tor rent. Center of ing bay; cellar; completely COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH " VA «-7«0O. collect. 1950 Norce deluxe c&i dryer: 1958 1-0819. Csll after 4:30. town. Could bs used alao for office <- Church Bt.. Sea Bright apace. Approximately 2,400 sq. ft Write equipped — Taxes $370. Asking 1000. Fed den one-ton air conditioner. 183T 2% KOOM FURNISHER APARTMENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN - Must HAVINO SOLD MY home and moving Norje automatic wanher. LI 2-3748. 'LODGE" Box 511. Red Bsnk. '24.000. 14' EXPRESS CRUISER be fully qualified on all burners, neat, southwest must sell lhe following. Ma All uttlltlei. Rent reasonable. 8E 2- HOUSES FOR SALE I2.MO dependable and offer excellent refer- hogany credenza 41' long by 40" high. WHEEL HORSE — Tractor lawn mow- 0M7-J. WAREHOUSE — 1.800 sq. ft. cold stor- Call LI 2067B ences. Top salary commensurate with Two-drawer Mahogany chest 36" long, age facilities. IF necexsary win sub. er with 0' cut and inowplow attachment LONG BRANCH — Two-room furnlahtd divide. Little Silver. SH 7-2300. 4-R00M VICTORIAN HOME in MOVING — Must flcll 25 h'p. Evlnrud ability, plus life Insurance and free 31" high. Chinese oriental rug bil2. Will iwap with DfWaU power ihop or apartment. FIrat floor, all utllltlca fn- Matawan—In excellent condition. motor. New parti, needs work, 6' Rathospltallr-atlon and medical care. Send Kitchen table, two chairs, red formica Craftiman. K. K. Groai, 1014 Sycamore :luded. $70 morth. CA 2-6MB. LIGHT MANUFACTURING — 2.(00 sq. lnf runabout. With steering and control resume and photo If possible to "Burner and chrome. 21" facobson lawn mow- Av«. LI 2-3823. |60 month. Allo lota of storage BERG 35' living room, sitting room, din- SH 1-7028. Service Han," Box Ell, Red Bink. er. Man's camel hair overcoat, size FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — (51 Hwyspace and parking. 946-4733. 40 short. Naveilnk River Road, Locust, EASY MANGLE — Also aquarlumi and 39, Mlddletonn. Qualified Buyers ing room, five master bedrooms, ACCOUNTANT with cost experience, •quipment Lionel traim. Phom 8H 1- $71 60 BROAD BT.. Red Bank, two adjoin- maid's quarters, good location, MARINE SUPPLIES permanent. Furnish resume of experi- AT 1-1764. W66. Inic offices, each with separate en- Bvarytnlng Tot fne Boatman, Hew THHEE-KOOM. third Hoor, unfurnished SHORT OF CASH? USE OUR axes reasonable—$20,000. Jersey's largest marine supply bouse ence, replies confidential. Write "ACC", EVERGREENS WK BUY ANU SELL anythinf and trance. Including heat and IlKhl, $65. Rox 911, Red Bank. REASONABLE Adults. Car neceasary. $60 all utilities. Joseph G. HcCue, Realtor. RII 1-IM44. LAYAWAY PLAN ftvtnmd* Sales and Service •veTTthing. Glva th« tilgliest prtcea. River Plaza. SH 1-8589. MEMBERS OF THE THE BOATMAN'S SHUP EXPERIENCED SALESMEN for cur SH 1-T401 Call William Lelf furniture. Inc., Hwy. Veterans 14 Wharf ATI. Red Bank tain and drapery store. 41 Broad St., D1N1NO ROOM SET — Ten piece, wal 35. Mlddlftown. 811 1-3213. Open tvt ONE-ROOM furnished apartment and RED BANK MULTIPLE 9H l-57»0. Red Bank. ntngi ttll 9 p. in. bath. All utilities and home privileges No Down Payment nut, kitchen set, chrome, Bendlx auto, in lovely home of one adutl. Convenient HOUSES FOR RE1VT $12,990 Full Price matlc washer. CA 24698. FREEZER Moat people an aatlefled with a three LISTING SERVICE . M ROWBOATS anil 26' aklrf, 160 h.p. 13 cu. ft. chfnt type. Excellent condl- to all transportation. Military couple WIDE SELKOT1ON OF RENTALS - engine. Roiy's Fishing Pier, 18 Beach LEAVING COUNTRY — Must sell Ion. SH 7-1853. desired. $63 per month, CA 2-454B. Puralitted and urJurnlahed. Immcd- bedroom home, but H you're ont In Blvd. HI 3-1141. HELP WANTED-Male • Female oriental rugs. 8x13 Rarouk and other at* occupancy. Ba.rau«l Talcher Agency the group that lin't — look here: Sec Urn. Call OS 1-3118. UMMQE SALE — St. Jamei Par- Oceanpott Ave.. Oceanport Call or dial :h!i five-bed room home conveniently J. LESTER RIGBY BOAT REPAIRS by expert boat build iah Hall. 67 Brntid Et.. Eatontown. Fri- LONO BRANCH — Furnlahsd tour LI 2-ttOG or lA 2-35OL loomed for schools, shopping and trans- •r on your premises; woodwork, paint SALES MINDED TWO-POSTED outdoor sign, 17' high, day October 27, S a.m.-9 p.m. Satur- varnish, engine repairs. SH 1-2620 after room apartmtnt. ISO and 190 monthly ISA to S125 Per Month portation, with ti nicely lald-out kitch- ASSOCIATES, INC. r V wide original cost 1276. Sacrifice, day, October 28, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. en, formal dinin; room, all-Jaiouill-en- • p.m. ~ MEN AND WOMEN LI 2-97»J. TUB BERQ AGENCY If you are presently dtnatlsfled with REFRIGERATOR — Good aa aecond lll June lit. Rt 35 Mfddlelown cloaed front porch, lull basement. Hot 658 Tinton Avenue II' INBOARD — On Kan motor your present position and have a de- LARGE KENMOBE SPACE HEATER box. Aiklnf $25; OS MOOD water hsat. Love'y neighborhood with CALL •Ire to enter Into the selling Held, 115 fill nice neighbors. Immediate posscaalon New Shrewsbury, N. J. SH 1-B1S' you have an exceptionally fine oppor- SH 17411 NEW WESTWOOD GARDEN APART- FURNISHED — Two-room house, 8SB at closing. tunity with our growing organliatlon. THREE-PIECE BEDROOM SET —MENTS — Weitwood and Bath Avs.. Catherine Bt., Red Bank. Quiet Bur SHadyside 1-7741 OLD TOWN 18M0 h.p. Johnion electric. Commission earnings could be from AMPLIFIER — S-watt, two 14" speak Blond wood, flOO. Call after 5 p.m.Long Branch. One bedroom apartments 'oundlnga. BH 7-0465. Ask for Mr. J. fully equipped, many extras. Used one 1180 per wetk up. Finest training will era, hand or stand microphone, 25' caOB 1-2270. snd two-bedroom duplex. Gas and cen- Non-Vet $375 Down •eason. must sell. SH 1.0001. be given. Call CO 4-3630 bel»een B ble. used once, sacrifice $60. 7B7-32S5. tral heating, $120 per month, up. Walk- LITTLE BILVER — Modern four-bed- a.m. and 5 p.m. for appointment. h. C. SMITH — Double, very food ing distance Long Branch ^tatlonj shop- room home. Living room with fireplace. Monmouth County Office RUMSON-EXTRA SPECIAL Shoreland Memorlsl Qsrdens LAST WEEK of Anniversary Bale. Oood condition. Ideal grade. CaU after fl p,rn. ping area, beach, schools.' GE utilities, Garage. Top area, convenient to bus, allies bed pillows, mstlress pads, dress 9.6-8722. sir conditioning. CA S-08S9, CA 2-97(9. schools, shopping. Asking 1165 monthly. Remodeled home. Located in BUSINESS NOTICES BARB EMPLOYMENT AOEKCX fabrics, knitting yarn. Many othe McGowan-Ryan Agency. SH 7-3O00, THE BERG AGENCY Holy Cross Parish. 1% blocks Qualified Personnel For quality Orders. items reduced. Straus Company, net MAPLE BEDROOM BUITE—Twin badi STUDIO APARTMENT — Private show- U DUMP BODY TRUCK, available to 210 Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-4747. Bank. 1th ipringi and mattreBsei, five draw- er and sntrance. Call SHREWSBURY — Modern two-bedrocm "Personalized Service" from busline. Entrance foyer, remove trash from yards, attics, esl- er chent, chair. Living room couch and SB 1OJI1 ranch, fully TurnlBlied, $115 monthly. living room, dining room, den, Jars, etc. Also, equipped for contract- TELEPHONE SOLICITOUS — Csll from APARTMENT gas stove, etudlo couch, two chain, coffee table with glan Top. McGowan Ryan. Agency, SH 7-3000. your own borne, commission basis, secretary, illnettp set. flxl2 rug. tw Dinette set, wood table with formica THREE-ROOM APARTMENT unfur- Rt. #35 Middletown, N. J. bedroom and tile bath, a com- Ing work. SH 72114. top, (our chain with padded wall and CONVENIENT — Fair Haven bungalow. handicapped wsicoms. Call LI 2-3710 chairs, double bed, Innerspring Beauty nished, utilities and refrigerator sup- Two bedrooma, living room with fire- plete modem kitchen with brand FOR TREE WORK. C*O tree service. after S p.m. matlreis. electric radiator. 2-7 p.m.hacki. China closet with glass doori. plied. Modern Improvements. 6H 7-SS4S. OSborne M000 Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI All In excellent condition. Reaionablt place, dining room, modern kitchen, new dishwasher, refrigerator and 3-4230 tor tree estimates. Full Insurance SALESCLERKS — Mill or female, 28 Mechanic St.. Apt. V. Reasonable ring out of town. 811 Vl573. THREE ROOMSiand bath, corner Oak. alx month lease. November 1st occu- Daily 9-9 coverage permanent position. Experienced pre- YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER HERE land and Pearl Bt.. Red Bank. Will be psney, $125 per month. HALL BROS., exhaust fan. Laundry facilities ferred but not necessary. Apply Mr. STORM WINDOWS — And screens. 17, decorated this week. SH 1-1144 after 0 REALTORS, 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. Sat.-Sun. 10-7 Plnitey. Klslln's. Front Bt.. Red Rank. —See theae trunki. J4.75. ; picturei off kitchen. Second floor, three INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting and framei, $15 centi; 6x9 hooked ruf, 28x55; thre«. 30x55; three 2«x37; com- p.m. SH 1-7386. reasonably done. Estimate cheerfully bination door. HI 3-1273 after fl p.m. or bedrooms, tile bath and sitting given. »H 1-8055 or O3 1-17B3. REAL ESTATE sales people lor ex-$18.50; fn-piece walnut dining room week ends. HIGHLANDS — Three rooms and balh. 8PLJT LEVEL — Four bedrooms, living panding sales force. Sales experience suite, $49; playpen lika new. tS.50; Furntahed. Gas beat, all utilities. HI room, kitchen and dining area- Finished MIDDLETOWN room. Full basement. Call this UA50N — Dry wells, laterals, patios, necessary. Full time only. Training pro- mahogany table and choir. $1950; more RUGS — Nsver used. From 130. 9x12,3-3906. playroom. One year lease. $150 monthly. office, but do it now! $23,900. sidewalks and septic tanka, CaU SH 1gram. Kerry A. Kearney A Co. Oi 1-nnd more. Ruicll'l, 25 E. Front 8L other fixes. Private home. Seen by appointment. Call OS 1-3712. Convenient to Red Bank, four- 107* 0800. BE 2-0549 THREE ROOMS FURNISHED all utlll bedroom split with two baths, liv- lei. private bath, entrance and ga-LITTLE SILVER—Two-bedroom house, MORE RUMSON TYPEWRITERS SERVICED — All ACE EMPLOYMENT AOEMCT ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE REFRIGERATOR — Apartment aixe. rage. Half block to Fort Monmouth newly decorated, Immediate occupancy, ing room, dining room. 11x17 rec- makes. Call for and deliver. SH 1' Every order * applicant our apeclalty. Excelant condition, S30. ind Red Bank bus. IH M04« after 7 $125 month. The Cowstra Agency, 8H reation room, modern kitchen, at- A genuine colonial with all the Tsol U Broad at. Red Bank SB I-31MRent A Piano $12 per Month AT 1-3268 p.m. 1-8700. tached garage, aluminum storms traditional chirm which can't be ETH TRl.'CKINO KNA8E UASONHAHLIN SOHMBB TWO LARGE DOLL Carriage!, like land-gravel.fill illrl. Call SEA BRIGHT — Furnished apartments, MODERN SEVEN ROOM RANCH - and sash. Priced for fast sale, built into a new house. Three SITUATIONS WANTED, Female CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT STICK new. CaU two, three or four rooms, yearly rental, Spacious grounds, $125 month. Call 940- AT 1-JM5 Cookman An. ft. Ualn St.. Aiburr Fk SK 1-1014 after 7 p.m. 8E 20012. 4733. 117,500. bedrooms, living room with fire- place, center hall, gracious din- WILL HELP W1TH-PARTIXS dinners Opaa daily llu 9 tal till 5:30 TWO unusual mirror — Backed, plate TWO FURNISHED ROOMS with bath. MANY FURXsSHED AND UNFUR- or other . oecaslona. Call. Klsss ahelvrd cabfneti, suitable for val- SH 1-88B1 - PR 5-S301 IflO per month. Utilities Included. BH 1'NISHED RENTALS - Jn all prices ing room and a kitchen which EMPLOYMENT RADS] IN your old ninmurs WIUI m uable collector's Item a. Pair brass and* 8879 or 8H 1-9830. and stzei. Ella Wiltshire Acency. 14fln WEART NEMETH reminds you of when you visited RELIABLE WOMEN wishes ti take down payment and let a new parloi Irons, curtain type firs acreen. OS 1 Ocean Ave., Sea, Bright. SE 2-OOOi, HELP WANTED-FEMALE cars o( children In her home, 167 or dining room act at sals prices. Wll MODERN unfurnished 3H-room apart- Open seven days. your grandmother. A beautiful Maple Ave. SH 7-1809. Will board. Ham Left Furniture Inc.. Kwy 3ft ment In Keansburg. Available Novem- AGENCY HOUSEKEEPER — Must be fond 0 Ulddletown. BH 1-3213. opes evenlngi HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS — 10 cent! ber 15. Heat, hoi water aupplled. Ref- FAIR HAVEN — On busline, unfur- lot which can be subdivided if Children. Live In. Pleasant room with EXPERIENCED TYPIST up. Freah apple cider, Green Mountain erences. Sflo per raontn. Call 7ST-5SS9 nlaherl, half double house. Couple or you are investment conscious. television. References required. CA 2- Wishes typing at home. II 9 p m winter potatoes, Indian corn, applet. Her 5 p.m. couple with one child. |90 plus utilities. REALTOR 1100. from B-5, Mrs. Abbott. 7874160 SOFA BED — »35. Excrllrnt conitltlon. Quality produce. Gahler Bros. Farm Call BH 1-7025. This house sells under $27,500. Electric rpfrlgtrator. 135. Phone apart- and N'uraery, South St., Holmdcl (op THREE ROOMS and bath, furnished 102 WEST FRONT STREET STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER. Lo- ->oalte Bendlx Plant). couple only. Adults. No pets. 99 Herbert FURNISHED — Desirable, one-story cal real estate and Insursnce office ment supsrlntsndant, SH 1-5055 arte St.. Red Bank. home, two bedrooma, I1-* hatha. Large SHadyside 1-2240 EVEN MORE RUMSON has opening for neat, efficient Indus- SITUATIONS WANTED, Malt DUHBX BLACKTOP dressing and seal living room, dining room, kitchen, iun- Splendid trees gives this re- trlous woman with some experience #r for your driveway only 14.95 NvMONMOUTi H BEACH — Three room porch. Garage. Excellent location (or THREE RELIABLE BUTS available PIANO — Cherry wood upright. Bter 24-HOUR SERVICE modeled carriage house a quality lieply In own handwriting, ststlnf ex .Inf. in. Rallon pail. Canh and carry. Red Bank furnished apartment Private entrance shopping and commuting. Adulta pre- periencc end aalary desired. "Local,' for yard, aitlc. cellar cleaning. General Lumber, 9 Wall Bl.. Red Bank. W0. Call CA J-6323. ferred. Yearly rental. Call CA 2-3126. all its own, The setting is per- utdooi work. Call evenlnge BH 7-1BM LI U)U» Member Red Bank Area Rnx All. Red Bunk. HOMKO rer] lype riding mower . UNFURNISHED — New apartmenli IMMACULATE modern (our roomn fection at all seasons of the RETIRED BUTCHER TWO POT BELLY STOVES — «15 and Multiple Listing Service P.;:: OPERATOR—Part time to start ID. Marbletop waahsund IT1. pine chest excellent condition. H50 new. i ell ing 2!t rooms, tares rooms and five rooms. bath. Two blocks from Robert Hall year. Six bedrooms, three baths. Two or three dayi week, price I15O. SH 7-0729, Call momlnia Two baths. All utilities Included, $75 Keansburg Gaj heat, $90. On* month Week-end and fill-in during meek. Op HI 314OS »10. 110 gaufe shotgun (IS. This N monthly and up. CO 4-6334. The spacious entrance hall which j.j.lunlly for full time later. Call 8H 1 That Shop. Main St., Holmde], Sunday or evenings. security. 7S7-O519. 1-5. SHRUBBSRr* - Taxi), Hickil. Spruce NEWLY DECORATED — Three rooms COZY, CLEAN three-room cottage, enhances the 36' living room and »nd Holly, burlap horsed, or dig: your- and bath. Conover and Liberty St. b&th. Winter rental until May 15th A RARE BARGAIN library all are a delight for the TWO TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — Ex TV — 17" ' HCA. perfect condition f p-r'ence helpful but not essential. ,Eve FINANCIAL self and sa\ e digging charge. Oahltr Mlddletown. $90 month. SB 11144 afte Own Utilities, «U. 787-0519. also 1?" table RCA. Will take trade. Bros. Farm and Nursery. South fit 8 p.m. QUALIFIED VET person who wants the perfect nlng work [rom our office 6-9 p.m BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THREE-ROOM Cottaie, all improve setting for their antique or tradi- .(Guaranteed base with excellent earn SH l-oeot Holmdel (opposite Bendlx Plant). THREE ROOMS and balh furnished mentj, unfurnlihed, yearly. Available WHY PAY RENT? Ings assured. Phone OS 1-03M 10-1MAJO2 R OIL COMPANY bai a modern, .OUND walnut dinette table, rou MACHINE BOLTS, Carriage bolti, and Private entrance. Available November November 1. Coupl*. IS Chaflea Avr, tional furniture. A real good buy e.m. t-fl p.m. for appointment. two-bay etatlon for lease In Red Bank. chairs, whits formica top. two leaves las; bolti. ii stock at Red Bank Lum t. Call SH 1.1811. Keamburg. No Down Payment-Only $56 Perat $45,500. BUTTONHOLE and button sewer, col Moderate Investment for stock and It Norjthjde seats. 11' llfkt (ray ber, D Wall St., Red Bank. equipment only. Training available. Cell sectional sofa. OS l-OStt. HIGHLANDS — Unfurnlshsd apartment KEANSBCRG — Beacon Beach, nice Month. This very Clean two-bed- In- setters and presser. Call 7S7- MI 3-0100. t-S p.m. etter 1 p.m. BR «• WORTH YOUR ATTENTION! Pure 2] Navealnk Ave.. within walking dls sis-room home, porch. Unfurnished. room home features gas heat and 1417. 0388. EI.ECTHIC MASSAOE TABLE — Wai maple drrsier. *32,50: mahogany leather tsnee of Hancock. Living room, bed- (100 month plus utilities. Security, ret 1280. Sell for 149. Double bed with top round table. 128.50; Rock Maple room,, kitchen, bath. $80 monthly, all erencei required. Chateau Realty, Real a cute modern kitchen. Close to Glazebroolc Agency HOUSEKEEPER - For motherless SHELL SERVICE STATION for lease, utilities Included. See srent at premises *>tate, 21& Carr Ave., Keansburf. JIT home In Rumson. Own room and batb. headboard snil matching apread. 125. twin or full it lit bH. «omplete. |39; ot- 5884. schools, shopping, transportation. RU t-1113. Ocsanport. Excellent business oppor- RU 1-1329. attar 5 p.m. or before 10 «.rh flce desk. 939; coal heater, $25; rerrlg or make appointment with F. A. Gehl- Member Multiple Lilting tunity. Information call Export MJJ7 erator, S*9; modern living room chain baus Resi Estate, Hwy 38, Leonardo. PBX OPERATOR — For doctor's ex 8:30-0 p.m. weekdays. .2 CUBIC TOOT Pink Frliilsalre, 100 129.60. Mort and mort, Ruicll'i, 2S I. AT 1-0468. KEAN30URO — Seven room, bath. Ave. of Two Riven Rumson change. Dependable, unattached, age tb. freescr, excellent condition. 1100. Front Bt. central heat, ISO, two months aecurlty BEACH AGENCY between 40-50. Others need not apply Call CO 4.-044.2. TWO APARTMENTS - One large, alx 787-9408. RU 1-1700 experience preferred, but will train MORTGAGES 3ELUNQ CONTENTS of Bellevue Ave. room, three bedrooms, all utilities, $1«5 RSD BANK AREA Daily to S p.m. Aabury Park area, part or lull time. TOP SOIL horns. Moving nuthwest. Muit lacrl- per month. FOUR-ROOM, all utilities. Pour-bedroom unfurnished duplex on Write fully |« TBX." Box »11. Red FROM FARMS TO YOU flee. Two piece sectional sofa, prac 1125 per month. Call SE 2-0271 belore eight-acre river estate. Long lense avail Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. Bar*. MONEY OS 1-0183 tlcally new 5' Italian mirbit coffee 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. able. References. $175 monthly. 8 we en 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown VETS NO $ DOWN GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Re OWN A BOUSE? NIED CaSHt ANTIQUE WOOD 8TOVI - FANCY table, odd chairs. lamp*, three fruit- 3'4 ROOMS — Adulta. On the river. $90ey Agency. RU 1-1482. NON VET 850 DOWN Prompt, courteous service for BOX 301. LOCUST. wood lamp tables, three single beda, month. CA 3-1810. 175 Monmouth Blvd. OS 1-2727 fined, recent references, sleep In. Call • HOME IMPROVEMENTS youth bed, double bed, walnut dressing HOUSE FOR BENT $88 PER MONTH PAYS ALL RU M9IO alter 4. AT 1-OMJ Portaupeck. 78 POPLAR AVE • DEBT CONSOLIDATION table and five drawer cheit. Rock Two-bedroom Old Shrewsbury RN for part-time work In physicians CaU BARONET REALTY. CO 4X10TW. O PIECE curved sectional, brown. map]* dreiser and chut, cedar ch'it, THREE ROOMS FURNISHED - Tile PAIR HAVBN OENTLKMAN'S ESTATE — Colonial elflcc In Haxlet area. Write "RN- Good condition. Call Webcor three speed record player, two bath and shower. Heat and hot water UNFURNISHED — New Shrewsbury, residence. £[ght rooms, four bedrooms, ranch. Oil fired heat, well land- Box SH. Red Bsnk. RV 1-082I almoit new girl's 28" bikes, complete supplied. Call after 6 p.m. SH 1-8604. two-bedroom rancher, excellent condi- two baths. Kestored In excellent con- set or Strnffordshlrt China, odd lots of dition. Oil hot air heat, cellar, well scaped lot. Call now for appoint- HOUSEKEEPER - Msture woman to UfllDATINO LAROE HOME DEA: UNFURNISHED — one-bedroom apart- tion. Modern bath and kitchen. Larie water, separate tank, first door, liv- join happy family. Winters ipent In INSTRUCTION Uovlng out of stste. Dresaers, night Norltake China. Call RU 11581. ment on first floor living room, modern plot. )eai» 5120, Weart-Nemeth Agency, Infi room, library with fireplace, din- ment. Price $11,500. tables, dropleaf Wble, mirrors, bunk kitchen and hath, tease at $115 Includes Realtor 102 W, Front St. SH 1-2240. Florida. |2ft a week salary, one week- TUTOR1NO — High school, college, ing; room, kitchen, utility room, two- day and every Sunday oft. For details beds, nigs, drapes, lamp*, odd pieces HOTPOINT automatic waahfr. *95; heat, gas and water. WEART-NEMETH ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Off Scenic ctr garage, workshop, attached two- by Fhd's, Hath, science, laoluages, outdoor furniture.. etc. KE 1-1001. fr«en chromif kitchen *»t J35; MaeAGENCY- . Realtor, 102 West Front St., $11,300 phone 01 (-6374. remedial resdlnr. English, history, SH l-22. radio $?5. Never uied seven transistor only. Ice. Room «O», 11 Hill Si. Newark THREE VALUABLE PAINTINOS - Uuat be sacrificed, moving away. Nave- radio, Complete $11. 8H 1-2175. MIDDLETOWN — Comfortably fur- buses, shopping. Living room, WANTED — qualified school llbrir sink RUer Rd.. Locust. AT t-lT«4. nished. Living room, ben room, kitchen MORRILL dining room, kitchen, three bed- THIS IS YOUR LIFE and bath, JS5 plus utilities. Available 5S-A Monmouth Ave., Freeh Ian. Call MCTCHANDISi BRING YOUR ROLLERS November 1, year round rental. F. A. U 2-0683 PIKE MANTEL K0, barher pole II" All the ingredients of prestige HO 2-5627 ooms and bath. New heating deacon's hench S3". Lots or enllmit NEW VYNOCEL WINDOW SHADES Gehlhtui ReaJ Estate, Hwy 36, Leon a r- system. Large lot. Many possi- SECRETARY — Full time, to work In FOR SALE Tames. This N That Shop, Main SI. Put oi while you wait. living in a magnificent water- MALL huby grand piano, good con Navesink River can now be Oas heat, t.00 per month. Call after payment; small monthly ciiarfe. Occu- $1.19 5 p.m. 787-6094. pancy tfovember 1. SH 1-1678 or LI 2- VETS NO $ DOWN PART-TIME COOK — 4 p.m. to I p.m. lltlon, I2M. ea. yours. Red Bank offers an en- U97U. to prepare and serve meals for family. ORGAN STUDIO BK 1-7NI LITTLE SILVER — Furnished, immedi- NON VET $600 DOWN Including weekend!, five day week. OF ASBURT PARK PROWN'S viable upper income environ' ate occupancy. SU spacious rooms, NEW HOME — Near completion. Three SH 7-5931 after 6 p.m. Hammond Spinet Orgtn (Ntw) ...9W5 AltSISTRONO FLOTB—Beautiful tone. three bedrooms, two baths, living room, bedrooma, living room with IIreplace, mmeiiiate occupancy. Modern Oood condition, comolet* with case, S48. 3! Broaii St. Red Bsnk BH 1-7500 merit and Colony House keeps EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES for WurtlUer Spinet Orgta IU» dining room, kitchen. Washer, dryer, combination kitchen and dining room, three-bedroom ranch home. Top Conn Spinel Organ ,~ |?0C Call CA 5-5200. room «53. pace with a glowing assortment dishwasher Included. $200 a month, one lft baths, recreation room, cellar and curtain and drapery store. Walters, 41 Hammond Cord Organ ..., —$5*5 MERCHANDISE WANTED of luxury features that are true or two year lease, Elwood A. Armftrage- . Brick veneer front. 75x100 lot. area. Large living room, dining Broad St. Red Bank. Small Card Organ - *.„$ 68FLUSH DOORS — Silrttly damaged strong Agency, Realtor, 555 Prospect quirt location. AT 1-0221. area, modern kitchen, full base- SALES AND 8ARVICS from Il.5fi-H.95 each. C«'h and carry PIANOS and mualcal Instruments keynotes of elegance. Avg., Little Bljver. SH 1-4500. Bartsln Basement Red Bank Lumber. wanted. Highest prices paid H Ten Only Two Five room suites and FAIR HAVEN — River Oak». Charm- ment with paneled recreation HELP WANTED-MALE RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION I Wall St., Red Bank. nr. 306 M«ID It. Usswood or Pot UNFURNISHED, SHREWfltirRY - ing colonial, newly painted, H acre, Open Dally Till 9 - Saturday Till 6:80 crofl 3-2190 one Penthouse still available. beautifully landscaped, Large living room. Approximately $125 per 1LENDERIZINO CQUIPMENT - For High clovation/and secluded. Plenty of room, inning room, panelled 3900. Is your doi A PET OR A PEST? en with hullt-tns Including brick bar- B. O. COATS - An essential Auction merit, available November 1 or 15. THREE-ROOM bungiilnw. nil Improve- Appraisal Service "anywbara." 288 nnyshor* Companion Do| Club Inc. A.lulls nnly. fill 1-48.10. COLT3 NECK ARKA — Beautiful atone be cue, rtlnlng room, full basement, en- OS 1-2679. ments. 381 Port Monmnuth Rd., East trim house, unusual in many wnya. clnaed porch, corner lot. Well worth Norwood Ave.. Deal Phona KEIIogg D PR1MERANO 'The Csrpinler." Radio-Television Repair TWO ROOMfl. kitrhen. furnlflhert or tin- nihurg. 7fl7-06f)8 after 6 p.m. Two-car garage find rum put room, Wt.500. 134S1. experienced alterations, repair work, rge Int. HO 2-34:i3. out-inslle 811 1-4151 811 7-fMSl. A. O. RADIO A rKLKVlBIOS CO - NOTICE HUNTERS urnlihPd. Vlrhcy'a Nursery, nt., M, THREE-BEDROOM house, furnished, 123 Shrewsbury Avs. SH 1-4781. 1EHV- It Is getting near tbat time, have ymi tVrnt Keansiiurg. K*n h"«t. J1CK) h month, year's leive R. C. COLLIER, Broker ICE WHILE YOU WAIT Rood bngle tn hunt? Extra good Auto and Truck Rental WORKING MAN'S contractor -Alter- rs for sale. 787-0673. H'rLKX ~L'nfurnhh77. FREEHOLD AREA — Two-alory On- DI3SATIBFIID wltb present Insur- peti, flOO mon tli. Unfurililieri three niul hRth, living and (lining rnmnv FIVK MKHIIOOM. = lint water heat, cellar. Lamtscap'.l r|, Rl/niiion 1-U8O. UcCiir. Ilenllnr. RW 1-0444. KKl) DANK ALUMINUM PR0UUUT8 LBT US BH your ascretary No need FOUR CUTE PUPPIES FREE, two croiindH. Tvo-rar garage, wortuhn.i. 8lorm windows, siding, awnlnga to mtss calls. 54 hour answering MODERN - Tlirpe larne room*, unfur- Ilfll ]-;ilis. llcndix find l.Uy Tulip, .ilno Two acrrs, I17.S00 full price. Odd Jotti ssrvlce SH 14700 male*, two [emale*. Call EATONTOWN — Two honi>y.m.»ii ml- Nrw Yin k n ml Ncwarli him arrvlcf, BH'7-2tft3 or BH I «2I 787-2S61 nliheri. Steam li^nt, fill uttlltlei anp- tages. Trlvnte Imlh. I'loir to Ramnskint- ; 5-1 "'in V\\l, A. Mt'FARLANU piled. |R5 month. T87-9T2B. herger's, Fort MoninmiHi. FurnlnhH. • I-'IKIT. IM' l-'JHHP, MORRILL HAVE WAQON WILL TRAVIL - Vacuum Cleaner Repair PtJPPlK.S — Five week* nutnnii(Ic hf«t, Iiii*tlnrnn couple. J55 iflA Mnntnoulli Ave, sTmehnld Cesspool Cleaning Orlil iohi. iswn furniture painted, glUCCTROLUX ild, mother prrtlKirc flennnn fllirp and %l wntrr. $H%a nujnlli pftya nil cunjliiR nmis tn (More Classified Ads C. H. Wilson. 611 MM abls. Call T*O U 20242. au MOTS. AKC registered, Six weeks old. SH 7-iptTtment furnliheri. Yearly. Adults. CA All nifiilurn convenience!. Adulta only. q u*S I I f I « d huy*>r, Asking SH.nou. D3D6. 2-SB7T avenlngi and weokemli. 133. PUon* 1B7-2334. II. TUORNB. KU 1.2U8B. On The Next Page) 26-friif, October 27,1961 BED BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOft SALE HOUSES rot SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 0 HOUSES m SUE HOUSES FOB SALE SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: MATTHEW J. GILL NEW ENGLAND CHARMER JOSEPH G. McGUE Lovely four bedroom home with most attractive brick fron 1 Spacious living room with logburning fireplace, and friendly ba "The Broker Who Knows Middletown Realtor HALL BROS. window, formal dining room, screen porch, two full ceraminc til HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN baths, basement. Grand old shade trees. Hard to imagine th REALTORS OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON Member Multiple Lifting Service setting within walking distance to shops, school and statioi •24,800. RU 1-0444 US RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVE? DREAMING OF FOUR BEDROOMS? ROOM FOR ALL Newly painted split level. Fine Middletown neighborhood; Includes "There h No Substitute for Over 36 Yean Experience" SHadysids 1-7686 Spacious family home boasting six bedrooms, (two measu pleasant living room with bay; dining room, large modern kitchen, »„—•» 18x13) 2'/j baths, fireplace in. large living room, dining room, i recreation room, four bedrooms, 1% baths, nearly one-half acre RUMSON. CAN YOU MATCH THIS IN HOLY CROSS AREA? RUMSON — Spacious colonial for the growing family. All scho tractive modernized kitchen with dishwasher; basement playrooi landscaped• • •. Splendi- d home for the larger family• • . Five bedrooms, two modern tiled baths, modern kitchen. House areas. Completely remodeled inside and out. 1961 kitchen wit hot water heat. Deep plot with tall trees! Two car garagi REALISTICALLY PRICED AT $16,500 completely remodelled. Full absolutely dry concrete basement. dishwasher. Two beautiful baths, five bedrooms, sitting room Garage. Low. taxes $23,900. porch, basement Asking $23,900. Convenient location in St. James Parish. Don't miss this $32,500. TERRIFIC VALUE-IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Split level. Excellent Middletown area; on one-half acre plus. LITTLE SILVER. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED CHARMING CO- CONVENIENCE AND CHARM IN FAIR HAVEN-Three bedroom: BELL LABS TERRITORY LONIAL. Lovely setting of trees and shrubs. Foyer, living and two tiled baths. River Oaks section, near schools and stores. Stone Boasts gracious entry halt, attractive living room, unusual full Three bedroom home, 3>/$ years young on large plot with man; dining room, large modern kitchen, three bedrooms, V/x baths, dining rooms, den, kitchen, four bedrooms, l'A baths, screened faced ranch on well planted lot. Living room with fireplace; dii shrubs. 23" living room, dining room, modern kitchen with w; porch, dry basement, attached two car garage. Fine value $29,500. Ing room, kitchen with eating area. Large mahogany panelerj recreation room, den or fourth bedroom, basement, laundry, ga- oven, 26' rec room, 1% baths, two car garage. Just listed rage, combination aluminum screens and storms. Close to new recreation room. Full basement, two-car garage. Many extras $22,900. , RED BANK. COLONIAL. VERY HANDY RIVER ROAD LOCA- Exceptional value at $27,800. schools. Owner has vacated and anxious to sell. Only 10% down TION. Three bedrooms, two baths. Foyer, living and dining needed for FHA. rooms; kitchen, attic, basement, detached' garage. Immediate BLUE RIBBON VALUE — Center hall plan, living room, dinim HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: PRICED AT A LOW $20,500 possession at $19,000. room, eat-in kitchen, four large bedrooms, 2>/S baths, den, rec Take over G.I. mortgage — payments lower than rent. We don'i PERFECT FOR DOCTOR reation room, laundry room, basement, attached garage. Fivi sell gold but we do sell golden opportunities. Lovely four bed FAIR HAVEN. FOUR BEDROOM, TWO BATHS, HOME ON DEAD years old. Immediate possession. Asking $22,500. room home situated on dead-end street. Excellent condition. Situated in Middletown. Nearly three acres beautifully wooded END LANE. Nicely situated 'A acre plot. Quiet dignified neigh- and expensively shrubbed; secluded but not isolated. This delight- borhood. Living room (fireplace), dining room, kitchen, breeze- CHOICE RUMSON SECTION — Three-year-old split level. Foyi Living room, full dining room, science kitchen, full basemen Immediate possession. Priced at $15,900. ful custom ranch has everything the discriminating buyer will ap- way, basement, large two car garage. One of our best at $21,750. 22ft. living room with fireplace; dining room, latest kitchen di preciate. Spacious living room—one wall brick with lovely fire- iign. Three big bedrooms, den, laundry, 10'x20' rear patio. 'Lo place. Full dining room, 22-ft. family room, all electric science RUMSON. SEMI-RANCH. LOVELY SETTING. ACRE AND taxes, two-car garage. Excellent value at $33,800. kitchen, laundry with washer and dryer. Three large bedrooms, HALF. ESTATE AREA. Center hall, three bedrooms, two baths WALKER & WALKER dow bedroom and bath up. Many extras such as walk up IMMACULATE RAMBLER — Half acre plot. Center foyer, ipt two fufl baths, garage circular drive, radiant oil heat costing " p y REALTORS only $200 per year; brick and clapboard exterior. Ideally located ^rase area over two car attache' d' garage sscreened porch, cious living room with dining area. Modern kitchen, four bee abo df rooms, two tile bathrooms, huge basement, attached garage. Ml Broad Street Route for doctor's office and residence with offstreet parking. Will sell P > y basement, air conditioner, etc. $47,500. $15,500 GI mortgage can be assumed. Offered at $19,500. Shrewsbury, N. J. Hazlet, N. J subject to variance for doctor's office. Immediate occupancy. LOCUST. BRAND NEW HOUSE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Dead SHadyside 1-5212 COlfax 4-521 ASKING $35,000 end street insures children's safety. Brick and frame ranch. GOOD LIVING IN LITTLE SILVER - Three-bedroom rambler Member Multiple Listing Service OSborne 1-21: Spacious rooms. Center hall, three bedrooms, two baths, living quiet street. Near school and shopping. 1>A bathi, separate din and dining rooms, den, kitchen, basement, two car attached garage. ing room, fireplace, deluxe finished basement with work shop 24-HOUR SERVICE Not too late for personal selections, $39,500. Deep lot adjoining picturesque country. Two-car garage, fine con- THE DOWSTRA AGENCY dition throughout. A definite buy at $28,900. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP REALTOR MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. BUILDER'S CUSTOM HOME Only one-year-old colonial on a wooded rise in a lovely resident!; HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SH 1-8700 area of one half acre or larger lots. 15'x22" living room with rals Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing ROLSTON WATERBURY hearth fireplace; formal dining room, latest kitchen with dis A. FRED MAFFEO REDDEN AGENCY washer, built-in range, etc., and spacious breakfast area. Dei PRIVACY AND CHARM IN A HISTORIC VALLEY ESTABLISHED SINCE .1925 study, master bedroom 14x17 and two tiled baths on first flooi REALTORS REALTORS -INSURORS If this Dutch colonial were being offered at its actual cost it Second floor has three bedrooms and bath, plus large storag 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY would still be a smart buy. Now it is a bargain. Center hall, CENTURY OLD COTTAGE area. Full basement, oversized two-car garage. Total gquar FAIR HAVEN — Charming 101 living room with fireplace, formal dining room, fine kitchen. Three On quiet village street with 300-year-old blacksmith shop (perfect footage of thil home exceeds 2,500 feet A fantastic value for SHadyside 1-9333 year-old colonial. Four bedroom for the hobbyist), both in excellent condition, Lovely big shade fireplace and bookshelves ii unusual bedrooms, 2% baths, full basement. Six minutes from all family that needs space! Only $35,000. Member Multiple Listing Service shopping. And what a piece of land. Reduced to $25,000. trees and garden. large living room. Country kitch ASKING $18,000 en, dining room, two-car garage HOUSES FOR SALE RECIPE FOR A HAPPY FAM Excellent locatioi WHY DO WE KNOW THIS IS AN EXCELLENT BUY IN RUMSON? • HOUSES FOR SALE ILY — Lincroft, transferred own- ,4 baths. SPARKLING NEW COLONIAL $25,000. Because we recently sold a similar house on the same street for RUMSON er offers brick split level home in a higher price and It had not been modernized. This ono has, Three large bedrooms and two baths on second floor. OuUIde Junior cil&u Area. Magnificent ranen RAY STILLMAN attractive, residential area. Liv- MIDDLETOWN—Attractive twi from the roof to the basement, inside and out. Foyer, living entrance from two-car garage to full, dry basement; 17xU pan- an 1K«» ebaded plot. Nino lovely ing room, dining room, kitchen eled recreation room and bath. Full dining room, living room with roomi, on bWroomi. three battii 29' ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS bedroom bungalow with love] room, formal dining room. You never saw a nicer kitchen. Four Urine room. entertaining dialog room, dea, family room, three bed large paneled living room. Mo bedrooms plus sitting room on second floor and two big, modern fireplace and bay window. hnge entrance foyer, den with fire- Everything in Real Estat* rooms, 2>£ baths, two-car garage. THE PRICE IS RIGHT-$2fl,90O slur, ipaelom kltphen, Jjlouilfi) era kitchen. Pleasant resident!, baths. Walking distance to bus, schools. $23,900. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTTNi Many extras. $28,500. location. $15,900. porch, patio, two-ear garage, Hot w«- DEEP WATER RIVERFRONT tar oil heat Several extra* Included. STATE HWT. J5 BHWCWSBUR SPLIT LEVELS WERE CREATED WITH YOUNG PEOPLE N«l « a loir Sfl.MO. Elwood A. THIS IS HOUSE SENSE -Three- FAIR HAVEN-Substantiai fou High and dry with a private sandy beach. Tremendous living Armstrong Agency. Realtor, 855 Pros- IN MIND net AY..; mm giver, sn nsoo. SH 1-8600 bedroom ranch on corner lot. bedroom modern salt box. Fully room with fireplace and floor to ceiling window with a magnifi- INTERRACIAL — Beautiful three-bed Living room with fireplace, full equipped—range, screens, storm rhey offer a great deal more for the money. Four big bedrooms. cent view of th9 Navesink river. Formal dining room,' modern room rancb. On* year old. Den, I sash. Beautiful landscaping. B Two big baths. A large den plus living room, dining room, kitch- kitchen with dishwasher. Butler's pantry and powder room. Large bathe on It ten lot. In quiet, concanli dining room, kitchen, 20' porch, EDNA M. NETTER neighborhood. Aiklng 125,000. Write "II full basement, attached garage. low appraised value. $19,000. en. Hot water heat. Screens, storm sash. Planting is excellent. den, six bedrooms and two baths upstairs. Walking distance to UCENSTD RIAL ESTATE BHOKIH terraelal". Box 511. Red Bank. $23,500. $17,500. shopping, transportation and schools. FARMS—HOMBS—INDUSTRIAL BITES ASSUMPTION — Two-bedroom home MEMBER OF RED BANK DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO $40,000 BOLMDEL—COLTS NECK No down payment Low doling feei. Holmdel Building Lots Available MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ifUUJBORO— FREEHOLD ARIAS month cartel III. THREE-BEDROl Dutch Last W.. RD 1, Marlboro RANCH — larje lot. MJ.BOO. FINLA' SECLUSION WITH A RIVER VIEW P.O. Boi 325 AOINCT, Heal Iiltle. HI IJ1S1 iTLANTIO HIGHLANDS — VHw orer- CROWELL AGENCY Are you a compulsive party giver? Enormous amount of "milling HO 2-tlfll HI t-3178. looking bar. Neither houee nor property SHadyside 1-5660 about" space downstairs from the center hall through living room, can be adequately described but znuet HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE be aeen. riret floor, living room with 301 Maple Av». Cor. Bergen PI library, paneled den, dining room and huge kitchen. Four very ireplace and attached den, batti, kitch- Rt.35 Red Bant REALTOR large bedrooms, three baths on second floor. Over an acre of en, imaU bedroom, large front porch, ground on Rumson Road. gtaM or fcreen enclored rear porco. NAME YOUR RANCH AREA second floor, two large bedrooms bath, LONG BRANCH —, One or two fltnl! ONLY $50,500 BEST VALUES THIS WEEK! icreen enclosed sleeping porch. Hot air Little Silver, Lincroft, Middletown, New Shrewsbury, Fair Haven. leat, outdoor patio and fireplace. Land- houie, five roome down, four roome ui leaped In a manner so minimum care Two-car garage, hot water oil beat. Loi Three bedrooms and none over six years old. Each of these has Is required. Win consider rental wltb taxea, eewer. Near achool, beach, bui been personally Inspected. They are in fine areas where you will REALTOR - INSUROR purchase option II sincere. Price mm Immediate occupancy. Price S12.000 BO (18,500. Call owner evenings, AT 1-3099. «ig Branch Ave, Gall owner, CA 2-030 be proud to live, we will send you photos—but better yet—let us ter 3 p.m. show you. Asking $24,900. MEMBER RED BANK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 16 W. FRONT STREET RED BANK, N. J. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON HONEYMOON RANCH SHadyside 7-3500 Almost new and built for convenience. Good sized living room, REAL STEAL at $16,500 — Parochial parish. Dead-end big kitchen, two fine bedrooms. Taxes only $210. Ideal spot for street. Lovely four-year old split featuring three bedrooms, COZY AND CUTE newlyweds or retired couple. Asking $14,300. spacious living room, formal dining room, playroom for Frame and brick Cape Cod in good school area. Living RAY VAN HORN REALTORS kiddies. Assumeable GI mortgage available. room with fireplace, kitchen, two bedrooms with room for LITTLE SILVER ENGLISH TUDOR OVER A QUARTER CENTURY On one of the best' and friendliest streets near Red Bank. Fine BUILDER'S DELIGHT — Model home for growing family. two more. Full basement with game room. Asking $14,500. Middletown's finest offer. Four bedrooms, 1% baths, fam- living room and fireplace; dining room, den, breakfast nook. De- Member Multiple Listing Service tached garage, home surrounded by shrubs and trees. This is ily room with cozy wood burning fireplace. Buy today, RUMSON have your stockings hung up lor Chritimas. Many extras,' ideal to get started in married bliss. Will, accept offers. Asking RENTALS — Seven-room riverfront. Four bedrooms, two baths, Holy Cross Parish. Spacious ranch on one acre plot. Large 15,500. two-car garage, $200. Seven-room Rumson home, $150. Modern fine features, fabulous buy at $29,900. colonial with swimming pool, $250. SPRAWLING RANCH — One-year old. On 5% acres, beau- living room with fireplace. Deluxe kitchen with built-in MULTIPLE LISTINGS $10,000 TO $100,000 tifully wooded area. Ideal for a horse nan. Real country electric range and dishwasher. Four bedrooms, two tiled BARGAIN! BARGAIN! Four-bedroom Cape Cod. Vfc baths. Ma- living in Holmdel Township. Stone wood burning fireplace baths plus paneled dea. Full basement with 30x32 recrea- hogany paneled recreation room, workshop, laundry. FHA fi- featured in a 25' living room, formal dining room,' 18" 41 E, FRONT ST. RED BANK SH 1-4030 nancing. $15,200.- scenic kitchen, pine paneled family room also den, tore* tion room and workshop. Immediate possession. Asking oversized bedrooms, two baths at the. unbelievable price of 89.500, RUMSON WATERFRONT VIEW - 1J4 acres. River rights and $54,500 Extras Include wall-to-wall carpeting, refrigerator, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE docking facilities. Lovely custom-built home. Large living room, washer and dryer, screens and storm sash, a two-car garage. ireplace, country style dining room and family room, spacious NYDER REALTOR kitchen. Four bedrooms, two tiled baths, porch, two-car garage. • ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE-IN PUN STANLEY K. DOWNS Many extras. Incomparable" at $39,500. • No down <»n GI Mortgages • 5^% Conventional Financing Established 1873 Member Multiple Listing REALTOR ALL BRICK SPLIT LEVEL — Lovely four-bedroom and almost MTODLSTOWN BAEOAIN new. Eight large rooms, 2'/j baths, % acre. Transferred owner four-bedroom split level. Largo m "Homes of Charm and Value" eatlon room, knotty pine kitchen, I wants offers. Asking $29,900. Thompson & Bartell iroilmately an acre. Convenient SHadyside 1-1017 izcellent Mil session public and pa RIVERFONT TWO ACRES — Tall evergreens and holly. Lovely MEMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING 1480 Oetan Avt. SE 2-0004 Sea Bright Dial ichooli. J17.WO. Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury view. Deep water. Remodeled Colonial. Ten spacious rooms. TKRES-BEDROOV RANCH CHARMING COLONIAL IN RIV- Deluxe kitchen. Three tiled baths. Barn for boats. Garage. 349 Hwy. 35 Mlddlttown, N. J. Idl basement, garage. Immaculal Asking $42,500. Optn 7 Days Membir Multiple Lilting roughout. Nice nalghbornood. S1S.30 ER OAKS—Center hall. Living SH 7-5600 IQDDUBTOWK room with bay window and fire- ONLY $25,500 — Like new seven-room rancher. Beamed ceiling placel . Dinin~ • g room wit•h bay nvfnc, oe ¥ livinYI g room. Modern kitchen with built-in range and dishwasher. window. Librar !•"••>">y •*•>den- w~w15'xl ^ i!. ".i> Electric kitchen. Tile powder Enclosed porch. Exquisite landscaping. Move right In. room. Three large bedrooms, two tiled baths. Basement. Two-car 804 River Road SHadyside 7-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. ;arage. Two air conditioners. ieautifully landscaped with flow HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ering shrubs, dogwoods and or- namental trees, Reduced from $34,500. Now priced for quick HORSE FARM POTENTIAL — REAL ESTATE sale—$32,750. 30-day possession. Neat, compact, three-bedroom house. Living room, dining ASSOCIATES RUMSON—Individual home in room, modern kitchen, den, bath, exclusive neighborhood. Most at- basement, oil hot water heat. AN ATTRACTIVE BUY in old tractive colonial—like newl Liv- Large shade trees. Oversized ga Shrewsbury. Large living room ng room 28'xl6' with fireplace. rage. Two medium size outbuild- with fireplace, dining room, three "Mne paneled den with fireplace. ings. Eight acres. 500' road bedrooms, tile bath, enclosed jal- Formal dining room 15'xl4'. frontage. Low taxes EO with thi; ousie porch with fireplace. Oil Screened porch. Dining area in low $18,500 asking price. heat. Many extra features make Being comparatively new to this area ... the Red large kitchen. Dishwasher. Three this a wonderful home. $465 Bank Area Multiple Listing Service has grown tr«- spacious bedrooms, two tiled MIDDLETOWN — Custom buill Taxes. Asking $25,000. baths. Three-car garage. Laun- ranch. Three bedrooms, 19'xl3' mendouily since its inception. We have sold 50 dry. Full basement. Shade trees. living room, spacious kitchen, INCOME PROPERTY in Red Exceptional at $46,500. 13'xl4\ Storms and screens. Full Bank — Four apartments renting SERVE YOU per cent of the first 500 homes listed with MLS ... dry basement. Quiet street. Ad- for $75.00 each. Asking $20,000, and that's, a record that's hard to beat. More and "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES jacent to school, shopping an< reasonable offers considered. FOR YOUR SELECTION transportation facilities. Attache^ EFFICIENTLY.' more people are now realizing that MLS is the fast- garage. Plot 150'xl50'xl50'. Ask- INCOME PROPERTY in Eaton- Member Multiple Listing Service ing $18,500. town — Four apartments bring- est, sure-fire way of buying or selling real estate. ing in $300.00 per month. Ask- PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 COUNTRY SETTING — Room; ing $20,000, will consider offers. The two letters below' certainly attest to this fact brick and frame colonial. Threi STANLEY K. DOWNS bedrooms, 2'^ baths, den, mastei RUMSON BUNGALOW, excep- and are greatly appreciated. tionally dean, excellent buy at bedroom 22'xl6', fireplace, largi $13,500. Easy financing to right dining room, full basement, oil party. JOHN L MINUGH hot water heat. Two-car attached REALTORS - INSURORS garage. Plot 190'x401'. Reduced LITTLE SILVER, older house to $25,000. "We decided we wanted a smaller home. We called "I wish to express my appreciation for the quick and Member of Red Bank with good potentials, large lot, our favorite Realtor, who sold us our four-bedroom efficient service rendered to me on the recent sale of Multiple Listing Service garage, barn. Asking $17,000. Colonial on Garden Road, Shrewsbury, a few-years ROLAND PIERSON ago. He suggested we list our home with the RED my house. Everyone with whom I came In contact J5 Rumson Rd, Phone RU 1-0715 127 OAKLAND STREET BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING' SERVICE. In was most courteous and helpful for which I am very AGENCY *UMSON — Recently renovated RED BANK less than four weeks our house was sold. We are 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner grateful." dder home near parochial school, SH 7-3445 very pleased and satisfied with the quick service of Newman Springs Road Multiple Listing and highly recommend this efficient Mrs. William Kaney >us and ocean. Five bedrooms, •ervice." :wo tiled baths, living room, din- (Near Garden State Parkway) ing room, dreamy Kitchen with NEW SHREWSBURY Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 Francis Bonello ieluxe range, refrigerator and INTERRACIAL lishwasher. Hot water gas heat, MEMBER $12,500 arage. Sewer connection. $23,- OF RED BANK May we say again that it has been a pleasure being of service Adorable cottage. Three-bed- to you. If you ire seriously thinking of buying or selling a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rooms and bath, and full base- home . . . make sure you use the fastest, most efficient meth- UJMSON — Modern (7 years) ment, detached garage. Oil heat. od. Stop at your neareit MLS Realtor'! office and he'll start •anch on 1^-acre corner plot, No money down for eligible vet- you off in the right direction. Over 150 salespeople will be "our bedrooms, three tiled baths, THOMPSON -ran, $400 down for non-vet. working for youl See your MLS Realtor today. living room 13x20, fireplace, din- ing room, kitchen, dry basement. AGENCY SHREWSBURY Two-car garage. $39,000. Realtor Established 1935 $16,900 UMSON-Distinctive split level SH 1-0700 Three-bedroom split level with in %-acre plot. Living room, recreation room, garage, sepa- ireplace, dining room, pine den, Our Staff: William M. Thompson, rate dining room and many other ireplace, kitchen with Chambers Nell Grace Benequit, Dorothy A. features. Well located, low taxe*. RED BANK AREA ange and dishwasher, screened Farmer, Raymond R. Tourtillott. wren, three bedrooms, V/x baths. EVEHYTinHO KHOM MODEST THE MEISTRICH Vo-car garage. Excellent con' COTTAGES TO LUXURIOUS ESTATES struction. Nicely landscaped. Member of Multiple Listing AGENCY $46,500. fewman Springs Rd., corner 81 E. Front St. Red Bank MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE TLANTIC HIOIILANDB—Sonic Drive, tcvens Ave., New Shrewsbury ifctacular view of- Day and NYC PTV1Q-ROOM houie with gnrage. Corner ylJne. Two family house or large one >t. Aeaume OI mortgage. XteaBonable. SHadyside 1-5888 30 LINDEN PUCE RED BANK .mlly. Nine roomi, two bathe, two >rchei. Good privacy In excellent SH 7-9567 elghborhorxl. Walk to alorea, tralne HOLMDEL — New aeven-room ranch. ***•«• nil marina. Owner relocating. 116,600. 2!4 bathe, four bedrooms, two-car ga- neonrr liome near ichool rage. Call WII t-Um. BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Tonight's Council Likes RED BANK RFXISTER Friday, October 27, 1961—27 RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS THE LOW AGENCY State Switch Shrewsbury Twp. Pupils' 600 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. REALTORS TV Hour By HAROLD STERN FAIR HAVEN SHadyiide 7-4532 636 RIVER ROAD Soprano Phyllis Curtin, who'll In Road Aid Science Talk Tomorrow be doing a selection1 from "Die . SHa9yiide 1.4477 RUMSON — In seven minutes OUR STAFF: Fledermaus" on tonight's Bell NEW SHREWSBURY - Vari- last night, the Mayor and Coun- Member Multiple Listing Service Telephone Hour on NBC-TV, is a Ruutll M. Boras Tony E. Hunting J.Robtrt H«nil»r cil: ous forms of energy will be the young lady with extensive inter- topic for the third in the series Mary Margaret Rich Ruth H. Spoarl FOR GRACIOUS LIVING - Delightful rambling ranch with sepa- Took joyful note that $6,000 in Highlands national television experience. of science lectures presented by rate quarters for the in-laws or professional use, ideally located state aid earmarked for improve- Mrs. Ethel Kollmar and Mrs. Member Multiple Lilting Service on large rolling corner plot. Large living room, fireplace, full In England, she found tele- ment of Bingham Ave. has been Stephen H. Faller, past presi- the Shrewsbury Township Schools. dining room, three bedrooms, modern kitchen with eating area, vision to be a rather incongruous cransferred to Navesink Ave. be- dents, and Mrs. John L. Dedrick, It will be presented for sixth, screened porch 20x30, separate patio, full dry basement. An ex NEAT AND CLEAN - Seven-room older home in Fair Haven. combination of relaxation and cause the former has become a a past secretary, of the Ladies' seventh and eighth graders to- Two-car garage with workshop. Full ba5ement. Screens and cellent buy at $29,400. formality. county road; Auxiliary, Twinlight Post, Ameri- morrow at 10 a.m. i'n thev Syca- storms. Enclosed porch. Excellent neighborhood. Asking $16,000. "I did a show for BBC re- WATERFRONT COLONIAL — Set in the midst of beautiful trees Announced that clean-up week can Legion, attended the first fall more School all-purriose room. cently," the said, "and it was BEAUTIFUL ACRE-LOVELY ROLLING GROUND. In Apple- and shrubbery, overlooking the Shrewsbury River. Features in- will be Nov. 3-10; meeting of the county auxiliary Fred Hochberg, a Fort Mon- so relaxed they had only one re- brook. Middletown'* choicest home setting. Ground hugging ranch clude a large paneled living room with fireplace,, spacious screened Approved three minor subdivi as delegates. Mrs. Kollmar also mouth engineer, will present a I And that included a break home with six beautiful rooms (three large bedrooms). Very pri- porch overlooking river, dining room, modern kitchen, two car hearsal, sions recommended by the Plan- is county historian. The Highlands talk and demonstration. Empha- vate porch. Practically no traffic. Superlative condition Inside garage, paved driveway, full dry basement, three large bedrooms for tea and sandwiches. But ning Board. sis will be placed on batteries and out. Outstanding value at $19,900 asking. on second floor, one smaller on first floor, boathouse, dock, and auxiliary will be hostess to the their formality expressed itsell Mayor Peter Cartmell also and how they operate. If time tool house. A truly charming colonial waterfront home. Asking in strange ways. For example, county auxiliary at the local post HISTORICAL LANDMARK-Remodeled two-bedroom home'on $46,000. made note of the pending lease home, 85-87 Bay Ave., Friday, and interest permit, Mr Hoch- each sheet of toilet tissue was of a portion of Sandy Hook to large, tree shaded lot with 300-year-old blacksmith shop as garage. Nov. 10. berg will explain and demonstrate Skylights suggests use as artist's studio, potters shed for ceramics FOUR BEDROOM SPLIT—Ideally located on half acre plot. Large marked 'Property of BBC Tele- the state for a park, saying the the electroplating of copper and or other creative work. Residential area, yet close to station and living room, full dining room, modern .kitchen, den, basemen vision.' proposed widening of Rt. 36 will The Episcopal Women of the silver. Boys and girls may bring shopping. Priced for quick sale at $18,000. with recreation room, garage, workshop, carpeting, etc. A rea "In Buenos Aires," she con- not sufficiently mitigate traffic small metal objects they would buy at $22,500. tinued, "I appeared on a show problems. St. Andrews Episcopal Church re- LARGE FAMILY RANCH - Spacious four-bedroom plus den home like copper or silver-plated. that was so chaotic it was like "Other solutions are needed to cently met at the home of Mrs. has advantage of large kitchen and near acre for children to enter Alton Parker. North St., to sew The first two lectures were tain friends. Covered patio suggests summer parties; paneled din- a scene from an old Marx Broth- cope with traffic coming to this given by Dr. Ivan Kaminow, ing room and den off living room suggests formal parties for par- WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) ers movie. We were so late get area from the touth and west," articles for the Christmas bazar, planned for Dec. 5, Present were chairman of the series. He spoke ents. Transfer prices this executive's eight room, two and one- Realtors of Rumson Since 1905 ting on the air, but nothing he said. on light particles, and what half bath home at $34,900. Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Mrs. RIDGE ROAD RUMSON bothered them. They filled in makes satellites stay up. with 45 consecutive minutes of George Anderson, Mrs. Walter E. RU 1-0600 commercials. They had a mar- Masquerade Behrens, Sr., Mrs. Helen Heaton, A field trip for fifth graders velous 'Who cares' kind of atti- Mrs. Jess Havens, Mrs. Gilbert from Sycamore and Swimming Our office considers the following houses to be fairly priced. Each River Schools is planned for Mon- WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY tude. All they had to say was: B. Parker, Mrs. John L. Opfer- has been reduced within the past week to the figures indicated day. The students will visit Cole It was done, wasn't it?' mann, Mrs. Hubbard Stiles, Mrs. Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. below: Tomorrow Laboratory for a lecture, film Frederick Voorhees, Mrs. Alfred "In Stuttgart, Germany," she and demonstration on weather. SH 1-0804 • 77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Rumson —Only one year old. This home was built to order by its went on, "I did some solo arias W. Wright and Mrs. Parker. The SH 1-0200-120 FAIR HAVEN ROAD, FAIR HAVEN owner who has now been transferred. Three bedrooms, two tiled in full costume In a show that Demos group will again meet at Mrs They will be given an intro- baths, kitchen with mahogany paneled family room adjacent. Hi BELFORD — The Regular Parker's home next Thursday. duction to meteorology, and learn MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE acres. River rights included. New offering price, $38,500. w» as beautifully staged as anything I've ever appeared in Democratic Club will hold a Hal- the movement of winds and air loween masquerade dance in pressure systems, their effect on CHARMING CARRIAGE HOUSE on V/ acres. Very beautiful set- Rumson —1.6 acres custom landscaped in estate area. Semi-ranch and It was completely pre-re- Twinlight Post, American Le- 2 Meadowview Inn, Main St., to- weather and how they are repre- ting In top location. Five bedrooms, three baths, plenty of room containing seven rooms and three baths.. House has charm and corded. oion, will meet tonight at the post grounds are delightful. New offernig price, $44,750. morrow. sented on weather maps. They for expansion. $33,900. "In Italy," she noted, "I didn't home. The pon will be host to Anthony Di Padova, president, will see demonstrations of weath- even realize. I was on televisio members of the county execu- K VERY PRETTY STONE FRONT distinguishes this three-bed- Little Silver —Split level, five years old. Contains three bed is general chairman. Mrs. Mary er instruments. rooms, two tiled baths, powder room, den for adults, game room until it was too late. The tele- tive committee Wednesday. room ranch. Two beautiful baths, spacious living room with pan- Loftus and Frank Benson are co- eled wall and fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen with eating for children. Countless extras including such things as carpeting, vision people just barged in dur- A Rawin System also will be chairmen. demonstrated. This is a method •pace, two-car garage, paneled playroom. Oversized lot. $27,800. built-in hi fi and TV, custom bar, etc. New offering price, $41,750. ing a rehearsal of 'Dido a n The meeting of the Ladies' Aux- Serving on the committee are of measuring temperature and Aeneas,' set up their floodlights iliary of the First Aid Squad RED BANK COLONIAL WITH WHITE BRICK FRONT. All cus- and cameras and, lo, I was on Mrs. Caroline Halliday, Thomas humidity up to 100,000 feet. tom built. Center hall, 16x23' living room with fireplace, 13x11' WILLIAM" H. HINTELMANN (FIRM), Keigher, Anthony DiPadova, Mrs. slated for Monday was cancelled television. Nobody asked. And the This program has been dining room, 10x16' kitchen with built-in washer and dryer, pan- Member Multiple Lilting Service Loftus and Mrs. Benson, tickets; due to high water in the borough. entire opera was recorded with arranged by Max Singer of Cole tied den, master bedroom 20x13', second bedroom 11x14', two Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs, Edward It will be held next Monday. out permission and done or Laboratories. beautiful baths. Asking $28,,000. Heim and Mrs. Margaret Halli- radio." HOUSES FOR SALE LOTS AND ACREAGE day, refreshments; Edward Seaman Gary Tompking, U. S. LITTLE SILVER — Well conitructel PORTAUPECK — Desirable buildin Phyllis will be making a mon Heim, Joseph Halliday. Jr., Mrs Navy, is visiting his mother Mn. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE spacious ranch on acre. Stone fire lot in fine residential section, 120x100'. Drunk Driving City water. Out-of-town owner sacri- formal appearance on televisioi Joan McDonnell and Mrs. Ade- Esther Tompklns, Miller St. He place, dining room, den, four bed fice at rirm price of (2,500. Act fast rooms, two bit hi, basement, paneled this season when she co-stan laide Connors, decorations, and is stationed aboard the U. S. S, SEA BRIGHT-Boat enthusiast- game toom. Two-cir garage. (38,300. Samuel Telcher Agency, 287 Oceanport Charge Made Inspect this very inviting com- OPEN RUUaON^-flubitantlai home with large Ave., Oceanport. LI 2-3500 or LI 2- with Giorgio Tozzi in "The Lov(Charles Fischer, Carl Engemann, Shangralia, a carrier in drydock family accommodations. Six bedroomi 3501. pact home for year-round living For Of Three Kings" for the NBC-TV Mrs. Thomas Keigher, entertain- at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The RUMSON - An Atlantic Town- three baths. Holy Cross Parisl,. Wai SIX LOTS over half acre In Middle ment. three bedrooms, three baths, tw< to octan beactiei. Immediate ponei town area. Reasonable. Write "Lots' Opera Company on Februarj home port is Mayport, Fla. Sea- ship resident yesterday was INSPECTION slon. Asking (28,500. tiled, den, dining room, fireplace Box Stl, Red Bank, N.J. 25th. The opera, as were the Prizes will be awarded for cos- man Tompkins, prior to his en- given a summons for driving un- two-car single overhead door ga SUNDAY. OCT. 29 FAIR HAVEN — Easy maintenance. Good retirement home. Bungalow. others in that series, as well a; tumes, and judges will be Mrs. listment in August, 1960, at- der the influence of intoxicating rage, laundry, hot water oil hca' 1 TILL 6 P.M. Pine living room, dinette, two bed- rooms. Full dry basement. Screened REAL ESTATE WANTED ier "Fledermaus" selection to Heim, Harold Wilmott and Jo- tended Atlantic Highlands High liquors. large, nicely graded, raised pto porch. (13.500. night, will be done in English $32,000. The first qualified buyer with seph Halliday, Jr. School, He also Is the son of Egt. Police here said yesterday deposit will own this immaculate I'm a great advocate of opera Lawrence J. Schilling LISTINGS WANTED Guests will be Earl L. Moody, Harry V. Tompkins, stationed at Owen P. Shields of Lakeside FAIR HAVEN-Excellent loci lour-year-old, three-bedroom co- For the Red Band Area in English," she said. "There's candidate for Middlertown Town- Ave., Atlantic Township, was lonial split on a choice land- IS Spring Street Red Bin* Frankfort, Germany, with U. S. tion — Immediate occupanc: Multiple Listing System a snob element'which refuses to ship committee, and other county apprehended by Little Silver Po- scaped plot. Includes patio, bar- SHadyililc 7-4121 Army. frame ranch, three bedroom Call: ROLSTON WATERBURY. attend opera in English, yet these Democratic candidates. lice Capt. John Foster and Spe- dining room, fireplace, full basi becue, wall-to-wall carpet, etc. Multiple Listing Service 16 West Front St.. Red Bank Minimum FHA terms-Come see, MANSON PI*. UTTLJD SILVER - Fi SH T-3500 very same people haven't the cial Officer Warren Herbert aft- ment with den, hot air gas heai year old ranch. Large modern kitchen Over (3,000.000 sold by Ull slightest idea what it's about ing in that role, she would estab- Cadet Robert W. Beatty, son play yard, patio, attached ovei 30 SYLVIA TER., off Wilson with utility room, 14x31' living room in three montlu er a county-alarm was broad- with fireplace, three bedroom* and bath it's done in its native Italian. lish herself as a Broadway per of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Beat- sized one-car garage. $24,000. Ave., New Monmouth. WE NEED LISTINGS - Prompt pro- cast. The alarm went out at Radiant heat,, icr«en,ed porch with-pa- sonality. 90 Linden Ave., recently tio. Combination aluminum storm win- fessional service. Homes •hown by ap- Then they tell you they just 8:15 p.m. Wednesday after Mr. RUMSON — Want school area dowa and screens, plaiter walls. Extra pointment only. Her husband. Gene Cook, list- spent a week-end at home with Shields' automobile collided with BEACH AGENCY larre lot. 118.600. No brokers. Call KE go to hear the music, wWch Is Check this ranch, four bedroom LICENSED RIAL ESTATE BROKE. 1-1583. \ McGowan Ryan Agency ened attentively and asked when hit parents. He is attending his a tree on Rumson Rd. near Red Bank 3H f-JOOO ridiculous! Optra Is musical two baths, large basement, he PRIOR INSPECTION RED BANK — Charming home the show was scheduled to go in- junior year at Bordentown Mili- Navesink Ave., police reported. BY APPOINTMENT YOUR HOME WANTED — Why list theatre!" •ir oil heat, detached one-ca quiet, dead-end street. Near schooli to rehearsal. In June, he was told. tary Academy. He formerly at- garage, ample grounds. Now $18, and transportation. Living room 1th us? We advertise extensively In Of course, Phyllis Curtin will They said h» failed a drunko- Daily to 8 p.m. fireplace, dining room, den with flag- the newspapers, radio and publish a "But," Cook told Coward tended Red Bank Catholic High stone floor, two bedroomi, tile bath and catalog for home leekeri, We are mem- admit, there arc hazards to meter test at the Shrewsbury Sat, Sun., to 6 p.m. kitchen on first floor. Large bed-slttini bers ot the TWR, a national real estati "Phyllis is expecting a baby in School. >rral service. We ere 'Home Trad- doing opera in English. State Police barracks where he room and bath on second. Full bi August." 1400 Hwy, 35 Middletowi ment, oil heat, two-car garage. Excep- ers" • two office*. 11 full t.me sales- The most difficult experience ol was taken by Police Sgt. John DENNIS K. BYRNE tionally well landscaped lot. Owner, people. Call WALKER A WALKER, There was a long, long pause Mrs. Laura Rubley, Miller St., OS 1-2727 SH 7-1359. Realtors, Members Red Bank Area all is doing different translation: Shea and Patrolman John Gay- Realtor -Insurer Multiple Listing Service. Shrewsbury, then Coward said: "Gene! How had as recent house guests her nor. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Attractive SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE ~ Four SH 1-5212 and H&zlet, 03 1-2126. of the same opera," she sai 8 West River Road two-bedroom houie, large enclosed pa. rooms, oil heat. Cabinet* In kitchen, very careless of you!" brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and two enclosed p&tloa, garage. SH 1-S526. "In Germany they have stan- tlo£,-hardwooii floors, gas heat, base, WANTED The capper, of course, is tha Mrs. William McKenzie of Fred- Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 ment. lot 60x106. Convenient location. KA1K HAVEN - Two-fsraily uupie: dardized translations, but here, 112,500. RUMSON ^ LOT Rl the role earmarked for Phyllis ericksburg,. Pi.,;»il3.'htr sister- Astronomers at the Naval Ob- Member Multiple Listing for sale. Call SH 1-8298 after PRINCIPALS CALL I've done as many as four dif- HIOHLAND8 — HILL SECTION. Foil p.m. SH 7-3146 was written out of the musica in-law, Mrs. Blanche McCallum, servatory in Washington Tist „ room houie, large, enclosed front porch, ferent versions of the s a m RUMSON — Modernized, older home. during its pre-Broadway tryout. of Williamsport, Pa. saw the Milky Way in 11921. oil heat, basement. 110.300. Seven roomi. Needs some painting. WE NEED MOKE HOMJCS for ou libretto." HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL — four-room SIO.POO. Call AT 1-O69S-J. selected buyers In Red Bank, Rumson, LAWLEY AGENCY house oil heat, basement. tarns, lot Fair Haven and Middletown- Our Unlike many other opera sing- 791100. Rl|h and dry. W.9OO. 14IDDLETOWN AREA — Three bed- trade-In program baa created many 100 State Hwy. 35. Red Banl roomi. excellent condition, five yean aales. Call us for prompt, reliable ers, Phyllis Curtin has no plans THE BROOK AGENCY old, forage, cellar, patio, law kitchen, service, SHadyside 1-6262 many extras. 115,000. 787*1343. to appear in a Broadway musica BANK BUUiDINQ CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor in the near future. In addition tc ATLANTIC KIOHLANO8 LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Seve Member of rooms, three bedrooms, tiled bath, den, 41 JB. Front fit-, Red Bank her scheduled appearances HOMES FOR AMERICANS Multiple Listing Service AT 1-171T fireplace, llvHTg room, separate dining SH 1-4030 room, deluxe all electric kitchen, throughout Europe, she will be GORGEOUS BRICK screened summer porch, oil heat, at making her debut a't the Metro- IN AN EXCELLENT SECTION Uched garage. Only (24,1)00. El wood A. LEGAL NOTICE CONTEMPORARY... AND FRAME Armstrong Agency, Realtor, 555 Pros- politan Opera House this seaso OF MIDDLETOWN - On hal! rtnch on natural tree-ihaded Urrace peel Ave.. Little Silver. 8H 1-4500. acre sits this four-bedroom spli >i acre plot. Three twln-ilu bedroom! MONMOUTH COUNTY and expects to be very busy. ;wo tiled bathf, handaomt living room SPACIOUS — Seven-room ranch. Feu SURROGATE'S COURT Large living room boasts a ba with brick ttrtplace, leparat* dlnm bedrooms, two tiled baths. 17x19 llvini Notice to Creditors In Preieol However, she did come clos< cony. Lovely, modern kitchen room, deluxe kitchen, pan fled dtn, room, deluxe kitchen with birch cabi- Claims Atalnit Kitate basement, two-car garage. All room* nets, dining, basement, oversized ga- to getting to Broadway this sea- dining room, recreation room, ire large. Nothing elie like it at Jui rage, wide, deep plot. Large VA mort- ESTATE OF RUSSELL J. BAKER, son. Some months ago, Noel laundry, l'/i baths and an over- iver 133,000. El wood A. Armitron gage can be assumed. Won't last long DECEASED. Agency. Realtor, Mi Proipecl Ave. at the low asking price of (19,500. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Coward called her husband and sized garage. Assume 4%% mor title Sllvfr. SH 1-4300. Elwood A. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, r BROEGE, Surrogate? of the County gage. Only $18,500. 505 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1> >f Monmouih, this day made, on the went into an extensive descrip 4500. ippllcatlon of the undersigned, Arnold tion of his new musical corned; MARIE COX AGENCY Tulp and Agnes Milne Brlttaln, Ex- CHARMING NEW four-bedroom ecutors of the estate ol the said Rus- "Sail Away." He went on, aftei REALTORS A JN8URORB sell J. Baker, deceased, notice Is here- colonial. Three baths,p.den. fire- lervlng Uonmouth County over 30 OWNER SALE - RUMSON by given to the creditors of saM de- extolling the virtues of his work, place, basement, hot water heat, can. Sates, management and rental*. Beautiful ranch type—Four bedroomi ceased to present to the said Execu- to describe a role he thouchl Portaupeck In Oceanport Borough three baths, large living room, den, tora their claims under oath within Hi two-car garage. Most delightful ij Comanche Dr. CA 1-1602 three car garage. Five years old. months from this date. would be .ideal for Phyllis. Not location. Perfect surrounding: Three wooded acres, full air condition- Dated: October 9th, 1961. ing, plus many extraa. Asking 164,000. only was she perfect for the (or children. Grade school near- WATERFRONT HOMB — ARNOLD TULP. LEONARDO Reducing price $1000. each month un- Black Point Road, role. Coward said, but by appear- by. All and more for only $29, CALL AT 1-3238 til sold. Phone owner for appointment, Rumson, N. J. TRADITIONAL. RU 1-1529. No broken. AGNES MILNE BRITTAIN, 900. KBANBBURO - Exctlltnt location. 114 West lR3rd Street, Residential, 8 bti corner. Z0Oxl0Oil2S. New York 53, New York LEGAL NOTICE Char W. Shrodea Agency. 6? Church St. Executors. COLTS NECK AREA LEGAL NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY OLDER hnme, two bedroom! 110,000 Arnold Tulp, Esq., NOTICE OF HEAR IN (1 103 Eaxt Front Street, RLRltOCATEK COURT THREE-BEDROOM rsnch SIS.OOO OWNER SALE . RUMSON Red Bunk. N, J. Nolle* t» Crrdllsra lo Prratnl BUNGALOW, on live ncrei $16,750 In the Matter of the Application C!aJm. Anlnil EaUIr CAPE COD. four hedroomi' $"!2.TM Beautiful ranch type—Four bedroomi, Marjorie Ewing Grlesenbeck Attorney. fOUR bedroomi, bl level K2.9O0 thret bathi, large living room, den, Simpson at natural Guardian ot ESTATE OF LBFFKRTS B. VA!> NEW ranch, thrm bedrooms H3.9O0 etc., three-car garage. Five years old, Robert Ewing Grleaenbeck, an in- Oct. 13, 20, 27, Nov. 3 (22,05 BRAKLE, DECEASED. RANCH, two bedrooms IJI.OOO Three wooded acus, full air con- fant, for leave for him to assume Purtuant to lh« order or EDWARD ACRE WOODED LOT S 5.50(1 ditioning, plm manW extrat. Aikln the name ot Robert Griesenbeck MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT C. BROEGE. Burrofate of the County BUTLBINO LOT. 100x200 S 2,000 $64,000. Reducing prret f 1,000 eac EwltiR. PRORATE DIVISION of Monmouth, this day madf. on th< month until sold. Phone^owner (o TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NO. 69!«» application of the unrieralgnril, Floyt ppointment. RU 1-1529. No broken, Civil Action J. Van Brakle, Administrator ol thi George Y. Illmensee TAKE NOTICE That the undersigned ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY estate of the said Lelferts B. Van will apply to the Monmouth County LANDS SHOULD NOT BE SOLD Brakle. deceased, notice Is hereby sjv. Court on the 8th day of November TO PAY DEBTS en to tha creditors of said deceased t< Real Estate - Mortgages LITTLE SILVER 1961, at ten o'clock In the forenoon n the Matter of the Estate oi present to the is Id Administrator thpl Attractive and immaculate colonial 1: at the Court Houie in the Borough o Rt. 3« , Coin N«t Freehold, New Jersey, for a Judg- THOMAS E. WELSH, Deceased claims under oath within six months HOpklni 2-3172 ;op area. 24' living room with (Irt Upon reading ind filing the com from this date. place, teparate dining room, three ment authorizing Robert Ewing Grie >lalnt ot Morns Welsh, Administrator Dated: October 10th. 1961 NICELY LANDSCAPED corner ranch lovely bedroomi, bath, two-car garage, senbeck to assume the name of Rob if th« Satate of Thomas E. Welih, A-l condition. Four bedrooms, twr Full basement, porch. Low taxes and ert Grlesenbeck Ewing, leceaaed, it Is on this 20th day of FLOYD J. VAN BRAKLE bslhs, largo living room. Many egtr&i low price. Oniy |18,T0O. Klwooil A. MARJORIES EWINQ GRIESENBECK September. 1961 3 Willow Way. Assume VA morttaje. »H0 per month Armstrong Agency, Realtor, 555 Proi SIMPSON Manasquan. N, J,, pays all. Just reducrd to 121,800 to aell pect Ave., Little Silver. BH 1-4300. Guardian of ORDERED that all persons Interested Administrator fait. Call owner, LI 2-2283. Robert Ewing Grlesenbeck In the real estate ot ths laid Thomas Uessra. Hruser, Heuser IHREW3BURY — Value, charm, ecu X. Welsh, described In the complaint * Detfalo Abramoff & Apy iled herein, appear before this Court, FOUR-BEDROOM colonlil. JH baths tomlcal. Two or three bedrooms, twi Attorneys for Plaintiff 159 Main Street. le bnth.v etc. SH 7-2168. m Friday, the lit day of December, Matanan, N. J., finished basement, flroplnce, largi 105 Broad Street, Ml, at 9:30 A.M., at the Court Houie, rooms. SH 1-XU2. No agents. WiON BEACH — Two-bedroom home, Red Bank, New Jersey Freehold, New Jersey, to show cause Attorneys garage. Lot 78x100. N*ar school and Oct. 13, 20. 27, Nov. 3 118.90 why the said real estate should not Oct. U, 20, !7. Nov. 3 (20.16 HIGHLANDS — Two homea for the rurnportntlon, $10,000. CO 4-6035. .NOTICE OF NKTTI.KMENT ;nte nf the County of Monmnuth nnd Red Banh. New Jeney Haven. HII 7.IM2. ntlnn frnlures all tn town ennvent' OF AH (U NT. AMI UIRRCTIONS eported fnr sMllfment to The Mon- Attorney* cp« Trul v an amnrlnR vnhir at FOR MSTHIBLTION. mouth County Court. Probate Division FOUR-BEDROOM. 2'i-bnth much ( R.Pft". Wdlker A Wsllifr Renll n Thursday, the 16th day of Novem Oct. 13, 20, 27, Nov. 3 122.05 IS acres plus, Lnrpa living rnon wy M. Bhrewihury. 011 1-B212. 24-Hour ESTATE OF MARGARET J. BON- >er. A.I>,. jflfll, m 0:30 o'clock a.m., raised fireplace, illnlng room, pnneli NKLL, DECEASED. NOTICE Tvlcr. Notice Is hereby given that the aC' t th<* Courtly Court Hoimr, Monumenl MONMDUTII COUNTY family type, modern kitchen. Rrll :ounia of the Biibocrlher, Administriv il Court StrertB. Freehold, New J SUIIIUHiATK'S COURT patio, flrnt floor laundry mom, tins JEONAIIDO — Four hfclroorm, ]', or Pendente Lite, of the estate of Bald iry. ai wlildi MniP AppllrHtloti will Nolicr In Crrdlldr* lo I'rfsrnl ment combination screens nn—,y . . '. i—*-s—*—* '. v I • tor. Line Rd'.. Holmild. 946-44N1. WOO. OS M288. outh and reported for settlement to Distribution, DECEASED. he Monmouth. County Court, Probate Dated Octnhrr 2-id A. D. Iflfil. HOLMDEL — Remodeled old farm- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD inDLETOWN — Being transferred i! . MvlBlon, on Thursday, the 16th day of OAimiNGTON P. SERVICE, C. rmoEOE. Surrogate of Ilia Counly house an two acres. Four bedrooms, full Iiiat Bell efjht-room Spill, i acre, rovember A. D,, 1061. at 0:30 o'clock :t5 Florence Avenue, of Monmouth, this nay made, nn the bath plus two half baths, large living nent. Cloie to all schools. FHA .m,, at the County Court lloune, Mon- Leonardo, urnllcatlnn nf tile unilrrsigneil, Lenore •nd dining rooms, den. nig. new kitch- lptnrrt \t SIS, 000. flsklnp 116,000, ment and Court Streeto, Freehold, Middletown Twp. West Mnotly. Role Executrix of the en, other desirable features include '1th S70O down or assume 4':£% 01.lew Jersey, at which time Applies- Mnninftulh County, N, J. estate of the aald Alma Itecht West, fireplace, large porch, line trees, ham, S l-2Tfi9. Ion will ba made for the allowance of Ailmlnlstralnr, flecesaert, ntillcp la hereby given io the 128,500. Van Vllet Agency. Realtor, misilons and Counsel feef, and Dl- pK.irn. Parsons, Cantona, crerlltors or snlil deceased to present Line i'.L. llolmclel. 616-4484. [REKACRE TREE STUDDED .ti- ectlons for Distribution, ni.ilr A Warren, to tlie snld Snle Exenllrlx their cUims le wllh brook: renter hall; 3D ft. liv- MONMOUTH COUNTY Cnnnsritorn at I,nw, imler onth within fllx montlm Irom BllnEWBRURY -- Custom built colo- p room with fireplace; Urge dining NATIONAL BANK IB WalUce Btrcft, thin date nial ranch. Choice \ acre corner lot. torn and surirooms: four bedroomi; By: GEORGK F. BAINE, JR., , Fled Hunk N. .1. Dated: Oflcilprr 3rd, 19111 Lovely trees. Colonial kitchen. Three iretvcar rarnee; convpnl*nt lorntInn. Trust Officer, rt. fl. U. 20. 27 123.31 reiH rMcflnratlng. X20.1OO. HAROLD R*<1 Hank, New Jersey I.ENOKK WKfT MOODY, Inrga bedrooms, living room, large bow- NI»EMANN, Broker. Ratnntown. M' Administrator Pendente Lite. M Carol Road, window, railed fireplace. DlnlliK room MMriktfiwn. N J, 1101, Kvrnlnjn, LI MM 88. Closed flun- Dated: Hep!, 29, 1!M1, AD. When in ilouh. abnut now to sell LOW COST SPECIAL: An efficient circulation pattern which eliminates trajjic through one room with glass Hiding rloors to ringstone Incenl J. McCnel Esq., Rnle Executrix [mtlo. Heated porch, family room with Counsellor at Law, inwanted household goods, solve your Norman J (Iiirrlr, r>i|. lo get to miollter is a /cnlure 0/ this low budget ranch-type horns. An abundance 0/ window* fh> Ihermopane glnss sliding door and ,ITTLE SILVER - - Four- lied room Cape 60 Broad Street, 0 ffinst Front fltrepl, eluding a large kitchen window facing the front 0/ the house, insures plenlv 0] light and nlr.Eo loreen. Full bnsemenl. Minutes to od, full (iRsemrnt, garage. Assume irobiem with The Register's classified Keyport, New Jersey, icliool. By owner, asking 128,500. SH 1- % loan, imall down payment. BH 1- Red Bank, N, J, idi.—Advertisement. Atlnrney Itrlor design may be contemporary or traditional. The architect is Samuel Paul, 89-51 ISith Si XiH. 80. ct. 0, 13, 30, 21 (22.0ft Oct. t, 13, 20, IT l;»53 Jamaica 32, N. Y., and the plan is HA203P. " 88-Friday, October 27,1961 RED BANK REGISTER EVI* HAPPEN TO YOU? By Wake tion is stll open for boys t girls ptrticip*lioEg were Judith W.Keansbiirg through 11. McKay, Nancy Ann Gittham, The program was presented by Rosemary Korker, Marie O'Mal- In Massachusetts the Campfire Girls under 'ill*1 ley, Christine toparo, Arlene Flii, POKMT6lV£:PlCrOMG WHICH SlSNA! PTA Hears leadership of Mrs. William Gill- Diane Campanoli and Angela ham and Mrs. Edward Barth. Moreno. He peAu.y MEANS I Talk on CD The beliefs, goals and attain- Gerrymander Cry Begins ments of the Bluebirds and Camp- It pays to advertise in The LBPT RARITAN TOWNSHIP - John fire Girls were explained. The Register.—Advertisement. Van Buskirk, county co-ordinator BOSTON (AP) — Massachu- each, and Connecticut is hanging the 1962 election will have to rui for Civil Defense, was introduced eetts, where the gerrymander be- on to its six. at large. by Mrs. George Weber, presidenl tan, is in the throes of redraft- Connecticut has five districts While the Democrats have chi of the West Keansburg Parent tag the lines of its congressional with the sixth U. S. representa- power to shape the districts, Teacher Association, at the Octo- districts—a must since it is los- tive running at large. must be done through enactmen ber meeting it the School. of a law—which will require th( ing two of its 14 seats in the next A move was made this year to Mr. Van Buskirk spoke on the election. Shifts in rational pop- recarve the state into six dis- signature of the governor—and i] this case it's a Republican, Gov measures that should be taken by ulation figures is the reason. tricts. It passed The Republican John A. Volpe. every family for survival in the The cry of gerrymander al- House, but died in the Senate event of an attack, and also the ready has been bandided about. where the Democrats hold con- Political Lineup part Civil Defense plays in other trol. It's coming from the Republi- Volpe has served notice he wil disasters. It may be that the Massachu- can side this time. The Demo- not sign a redistricting bill un Mrs. Jean Moran announcec setts congressional candidates in crats are in control of the state less he considers it a fair one that the Parent Educationa Legislature for the first time in He has defined a fair bill as one Series will begin Monday at t history, and it is the Legislature which would split the two seal p.m. in the West Keansburg which decides where the lines Ethical Culture loss between the Republicans am School. The speaker will be from will go on the state district map. Democrats. Alcoholics Anonymous. All resi- The Democarts now hold eigh When the Republicans were in dents of the township may attend Society To and the Republicans six seats. control, it was the Democrats Mrs. Weber announced that the At several hearings the com who shouted gerrymander .every First Aid course is under way, mission members have beer time congressional or legislative and seven people are attending. Meet Tonight warned that if the new delega district lines were redrawn. Mrs. Weber said a newsletter is tion is elected at large, it ma) (S MM. TiatT*bBm6j*tettt, Inc. World Hitto 'It's a Gerrymander' ALLENHURST - Howard B. being considered, and asked for turn out to be a lopsided delega- volunteers to serve on the com- The word was coined in Radest, leader of the Bergen New tion with most of its members mittee. She also asked for help term of Massachusetts Gov. Jersey Echical Culture Society, coming from the heavily popu- to work on the pre-school census bridge Gerry whose party drew lated Greater Boston area. will deliver a platform address being taken by all PTAs in co- the congressional lines in 1812. O'Hern Hits Rising Gists, at a meeting of the Ethical Cul- Two of the state's veteran con operation with the Board of Ed One critic said the map of an ture Fellowship of Monmouth gressmen have said, however ucation. Essex County district looked like they have no fear of a statewide County at 8 tonight at the Allen- And Silence by Republicans a salamander. campaign. Austin, Sherman, principal of the West Keansburg School, re "It's a gerrymander," another hurst National Bank Building Rep. John W. McCormack, D RED BANK-Daniel J. O'Heir evelopment and adoption of ported on the success of the commented—and the word stuck. meeting room on the second said he's sure he'd win. He is i Democratic candidate for Bo omprehensive master plan to speech program offered lasc year floor. Mr. Radest's talk will be line to become speaker of th As far as New England is con- ough Council, last night charge through the co-operation of the open to the public. U. S. House. -'rve as a guide to the future cerned, all the redistricting noise that the cost of local governmer PTA. A survey of the parents of The Ethical Culture Fellowship evelopment of the borough." |i in Massachusetts. And Rep. Joseph W. Marti has risen 40 per cent since 195 the IS children who attended is a religious and educational Mr. O'Hern claimed past Re- Maine is losing one seat, drop- Jr., R, said he's so confident he while nationally, the cost of liv was taken, and all of them asked ping from three to two, but its group without formal creed or could win statewide that he be ng has risen only 12 per cent. mblican administrations have to have the classes continued, he Legislature already hat made the dogma. It affirms that the "real came the first of the delegation t used surplus "to avoid drastic said. necessary changes. test or religious belief is in what announce he's a candidate foi He also charged the incumbent increases in taxes. But, we have A motion was made and Vermont has no problem with men do for each other right here, re-election. Republican candidates "have not now reached the end of that road only one congressional seat. right now on '(his earth to bring made a single public statement carried to continue the classes and we must operate on a pay- and a fund of $30 be estab- New Hampshire and Rhode Is- out (he highest human potential- Aluminum milk bottle) havi upon which an informed voter as-you-go basis. We are reaping lished to be used at the discre- land are retaining their two seats Ities." been used in Europe since 1921 might reach a decision." now the harvest of the misman- tion of Mr. Sherman to aid the In a speech at the Democratic agement of the past." cost of the lessons where finan- campaign headquarters, Mon cial need is shown. mouth St., Mr. O'Hern said, "We, the Democratic candidates, have Ayelet Chapter Views The first teenage dance was COME TO THE told the voters of our platform Modern, Period Art attended by 300. Chaperones are and will continue to inform them still needed. The next dance wil) RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Vic of our plans for the future of the be held next Friday. borough. We invite our opponents Olup of the Art Fair Galleries, Announcement of plans to have to do the same." Rt. 35, Holmdel, displayed mod- a family skating party at the Bel- RED BANK On the question of expenses, ern and period art at the meeting vedere Arena Wednesday, Nov. 8, Mr. O'Hern said the total operat- of Ayelet Chapter, Bnai Brith, from 7:15 to 10:30 p.m. was made ing budget of the borough rose by >Mrs. Charles Geisler, chair- last Monday at the Keyport Syna- man. From (602,771 in 1957 to $344,010 gogue. :hi« year. Mrs. Frank Strongoli, member- • Typewriters • HUH AUTO SHOW Mrs. Jack Altmark, chairman ship chairman, reported a mem- He said Borough Council's only of adult education, announced • Photo Supplies eaction "to these rising costs bership of 80. Mrs. Cannone's ON BROAD STREET, RED BANK that a book review and study fourth grade won the attendance .. has been to Increase taxes • Radio • Appliances r-'ip will meet at her home, banner for September. The re- ind water and sewer rates. Oregon Ave,, Hazlet, Nov. 20. freshments were furnished by the • Stereo • Records "No effort has been made to ALL DAY TOMORROW The book under discussion will 'ifth and sixth grade mothers. • Television attract desirable light industry or be "the Rise and Fall of the Victor Torzana Institutional commercial business to the bor- Third Reich," by William Shlrer. Representative of the Cub Scouts • Tape Recorder! ough. Nothing but vague prom- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th Mrs. Saul Diamond, president, announced that this month the AUTHORIZED AGENCY FOR MAGNAVOX ises about submitting the issue urged members and their friends Cub Scout theme will be "Sleepy THIS IS THE SHOW THAT WAS CANCELLED to the public has characterized to attend the card party and auc- Hollow" and a Halloween party their approach to the question of tion scheduled for Monday nigh'; will be given. A family skating 21 Broad St., Red Bank—SH 1-4800 LAST SATURDAY DUE TO RAIN irban redevelopment. No effort at Howard Johnson's, Rt. 35, Mid- party at the Belvedere Arena is las been made to expedite the dletown planned for Nov. 29. Registra-

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