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Uncle AP Ivins Celebrates His 85Th Birthday Registration Schedule Set Reports Active Realty Market Newcombe Baker Home Is Sold For All Departments Call RED BANK.REGISTER RE 6-0013 VOLUME LXXVI, NO. 9 EED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 27,1953 10c PER COPY SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16. 'Uncle AP Ivins Registration Local Police Reserves Who Directed Traffic Sea Bright Boro Council Opposes Celebrates His Schedule Set Red Bank senior high school pu- Proposed Increase in Gas Rates pils in grades nine through 12 who 85th Birthday are not already registered may do SEA BRIGHT — This borough' so at the guidance office in the high Fair Haven Schools went on record Tuesday night as Spending the Day school building between Sept. 1 and being opposed to the rate increasa Sept, 3 from 9 a.,m, to 3 p." m., and To Open Sept. 9 being sought by the ><cw Jersey Quietly at His Friday, Sept. 4, from » a. m. to Natural Gas company. A public 'noon, Seventh and eighth grade stu- FAIR HAVEN—School* here will hearing before the Public Utility Home on South St. dents not registered may do so at open Wednesday, Sept. 9, it was Commission will be held In New- the principal'! office in the River announced this week by Mlas Viola ark Monday, at which the gas com- Albert L. Ivins, one of the beet Street school. Registration times Sickles, superintendent, of schools. pany's rate increase request will known trap shooters of the. nation A child who has not previously be aired.. and dean of the men who follow are the same as for the high school. attended school here may register this sport in the county, Is today New pupils in kindegarten through at the Willow Street school Friday, At Tuesday night's meeting ef quietly celebrating his 85th birthday the sixth grade should . enroll in Sept. 1, between 9 and 11:30 a. m. the mayor and council here, the at his home on South st., and among their school zone, Dr. M. Gregg To register for kindergarten a council went on record against the his pleasant memories of his 85 Hlbbs, superintendent of schools, child must be five years old by Nov. proposed rate increase and dele- years is recalling that he is the stated. At least one parent must 1. Hl.i birth certificate must be gated Councilman Ralph W. Law- only New Jersey man ever to win accompany the child to the office of presented at tho time of registra- rence to attend the hearing on Mon- the Grand American Trap Shooting the principal, who will register the tion. day to present the borough's ob- handicap, which he won on his 52d youngsters Tuesday, Sept. 8, be- Fair Haven pupils who will at- jections, birthday. tween 2:45 and 4 p, m.. Parents of tend Kumson high school may ob- Mr. Lawrence, who Introduced kindergarten pupils ehould • bring the motion placing the borough on In recent years, "Uncle Al," as their child's birth certificate. To tain bus tickets at the Willow he is familiarly known by his many Street school between 9 and 11:30record against the increase, said enter kindergarten a child must be a. m. Sept. 1. that when natural gas was Intro- friends throughout the county, had five years old by Nov. 1. No ex- duced, tho company aaid it would a so-called open house on his pre- ceptions to the age requirements be cheaper, "but now it ia becom- vious birthdays, but this year he can be made, Dr. Hibbs said, • ing more expensive than manufac- told a Register reporter that due tured gaa used to cost before nat- to his failing eyesight, which has Kindergarten pupils also will be Set Registration ural gas was even planned." caused him to be almost totally registered Sept. 8 between 2:45 and 4 p. m. All new pupils will have Councilman John J. Picknally, blind, he did not extend the usual For Adult School Jr., pointed out that the New invitation and therefore does not to have been vaccinated by Nov. 1. Jersey Natural Gas company ad- anticipate many callers. According to Dr. Hibbs all high Wtllard Browning, director of the mits it Is making a profit of 4.8 school pupils wishing to discuss Rod Bank Community Adult school, per cent and added that "that's schedule changes should contact Is accepting registrations for the more than they're entitled to." He Willis Sisson, guidance director, fall term which opens Sept. 28. All cited what he described as the next week. Appointments, he said, classes will be held Monday eve- company's poor service record, de- should be made by telephone. nings between 8 and 10 o'clock at claring that it is "tho world's worst Red Bank senior high .school, and company in terms of service." applications may be obtained by Mr. Picknally said a gas stove writing the adult school ofllccs. in 111,1 home is In need of repair Reports Active Mr. Browning said ?d courses and representatives of the company will be offered this year. Men andcame more than'a year ago, took women prominent in various fields the defective part away and haven't Realty Market of education will be Instructors. been heard from since, despite his There will be courses in arts and efforts to get them to come back Redden agency of Maple ave. and crafts, ceramics, bridge and canas- to finish fixing his stove. He added Bergen pi. reports continued activ- ta, conversational French, public that If he know what the part was ity in the real estate field. speaking, group leadership, Eng- and its serial number, he'd try to Maj. and Mrs, William Mclntyre lish improvement, water color and got It fixed himself. have purchased a ranch home on Red Bank's Police Reserves who directed traffic during the serve director; Peter Spagnuolo, Henry Richard, Thomas Epps, oil painting, photography, 4«ycholo- Mr. Picknally, after Mr. Law- Laurel dr., Little Silver, from gy for everyday living, real estate rence was instructed to attend the Louis Grandinetti. It has three bed- race track season. Front row, left to right, George Schidii, Raymond Snyder, Wilbert Galloway, Stanley Brown and Chief and related subjects, beginners' P.U.C. hearing, told Mr. Lawrence rooms, living room, dining room Harold Burns, James Manello and Herbert Allen; second row, of Police Frank W. Reuther. William Noble, Otto Guenther, shorthand and typing, social danc- that "while you're up there, get science kitchen, attached garage, ing, television appreciation, retire- them to fix my stove." with an extra feature of a large, Joseph Falvo, Alfred Epps, Israel Breslow, Guide* Trimboli and Melvin Stern, Herbert Parkell and Anthony Falcone were not ment plans, upholstery and wood- Clarence Stevens, borough clerk, well-appointed. patio, recently add- Armand Crupi; rear row, Capt. Leroy Mc'Knight, Police Re- present when the picture was taken. working, understanding children, said the company has been caught ed by Maj. Mclntyre. The major political science and health. by an Increase In the.charges mad* has left for service abroad with Unrtor thn health course, "You by the pipeline company In sup- tho expectation that tho family and Your Health," a group of Mon- plying the natural gas to the com- will follow In due time. The Mcln- Newcombe Baker Legion Preparing for Convention 'Lions Honor mouth county physicians, who are pany, In connection with the „ Albert L. Ivins tyres bought with the Idea of hav- specialists in the Holds of surgery, charges of poor service, Mr. Stevens ing a home to return to when his antibiotics, X-ray, emotional prob- added that If a company continues As mentioned above, the crown- service abroad has been completed. At Asbury Park September 10-12 to be In financial straits, "you'll ing achievement of his trap shoot- Home Is Sold # Dr. T. B. Aliern lems, tuberculosii, orthopedics and neveY get an improvement in ing career was that of winning the Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brtiten- allergies, will be th* speakers. service." bach of River Plaza have bought SHREWSBURY — Stanley K. A9BURY PARK — Gov. Alfred I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Dr. Registration blanks will b« pub- Grand American handicap at Cleve- Downs, local realtor, reports the land, Ohio, Aug. 27, 1920. In that new ranch house from the Roma E. Driscolj will head an impreuive' Thomas B, Ahcrn, a past president lished In newspaper* prior to the Council members voiced the opin- Construction company, the first of sale of a colonial seven-room resi- of the Lions club here, who will school opening. The school Is a co- ion that they did not feel It was champion title event, he missed the dence in Riverlawn, Fair Haven; array of st«t«. and national officials Joins Parents in necessary for consumers to carry sixth bird after his first five breaks, this new Lincroft development to who will addrtaa the 38th annual leave next month for military ser- operative community project. Any b« sold and occupied.' Their new to Mr. and Mrs. George Yanko, adult regardless of nil residence, tho deficits of a utility company and then went on to make a clean •tat* convention of the American vice, v»a» guest of honor at the on their backs, especially In view sweep of the next to icore 99 out premises consist of living room The property was sold 18 months may enroll. There are no special with dining area, modern, electric ago by Mr. Downs to Mr, and Mrs.Legion here, 'Sept. 10-12. Also on Retail Business club's "Bart Ahern" night Monday requirements, college education Is of an admitted profit margin of 4.S of 100 clay birds and to taki the th* •p4*»ter»V' l^trart -OortgrMsmtn q, per cent, _ , event over 750 .'of the best trap kitchen, three bedrooms, breeceway Newcombe C.
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