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RED BANK,REGISTER 10 Cents 10 Cents RED BANK,REGISTER PER COPY VOLUME LXXV, NO. 5. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16. Ordinance at Fair Haven Puts Hospitals Receive Checks from Kennel Club Rumson Council Assessor Change Up to Voters *;« To Consider Red Bank Sales FAIR HAVEN—Voters of this I New Borough Park borough will decide in November Days Here Again whether or not they want to abol- Proposed Plan Would ish the office of assessor and es- 2 County Girls tablish a three-man board to be in Make Use nf Land charge of assessments. The mayor and council Monday night set the Scale Mt. Snowdon North of High 75 Merchants Cooperating machinery In motion by unanimous- The difficult and hazardous feat ly passing on first reading an ord-of scaling Mt. Snowdon, the high- RUMSON—The possibility of V inance to replace Assessor Ray- est peak in Wales, has-been ac- new borough park came to light at Today, Tomorrow and Saturday mond W. VanHorn with a board complished by two county girls last Thursday night's meeting of to be made up of three persons, who are bicycling through the the mayor and council when Al- Today, tomorrow and Saturday each of whom shall receive an an- British Isles this summer, accord- bert A. Keir, Jr., borough clerk, are "sale days" In Red Bank and nual salary of $300. ing to letters received from them read a report from the municipal Receives Commission practically every store in the com- Councilman Peter J. Eichele, by their parents. park advisory committee of the mercial district of the town will chairman of the finance committee, Miss Carlotta Miles of Sycamore Rumion Improvement n.*«oomtion feature special merchandise offer- who Introduced the ordinance, stat- ave., Shrewsbury, and Miss Su- on borough owned property north ings during this three-day" event... ed that part of the public Is in zanne Schenck of 5i2 River rd., of the high school. Sales days are nothing new, for favor of more than one assessor, Fair Haven, made the arduous as- According to the report, the com- B.lmoat every good-sized town and that now it is up to the voters cent July 20, and in letters home mittcs is of the opinion Another throughout Xhe country has fea- to either accept or reject the pro-described the occasion as "dra- playground for the borough is need- tured them as promotional efforts. posed change. Public hearing on matic." ed and believes the property which However, the Red Bank merchants the ordinance, which was seconded Scorning the mountain railway, is bounded on the eaat hy Forrest who are co-operating to make these by Councilman Jesse J. Mcllray, which they wore informed "Ameri- The Monmouth County Kennel club held its annual check presentation ceremonies last ave., on the south by Blackpoint three days bargain days have will be held Monday night, Aug. 11.cans always take to the top," the rd,, on the west by a lane parallel iledged themselves to make them Mr. VanHorn at present receives a two girls spent the better part of week at the home of Howland B. Jones, Rumson. In the photo above, Mr. Jones, left, presi- to Bingham ave., and on the north he biggest sales days in the hls- salary of ?800 a year. In addition a day making the rugged 3,560- dent of the Kennel club, presents a check to J. Marshall Booker of Fitkin hospital. Walter by Narumson at. is ideally suited. ory of the town. he has received $100 a year to pay foot climb. The property, according to the re- The Red Bank Community Cham- W. Reid, center, of Monmouth Memorial hospital, looks on after being presented a check, for clerical work In connection with .They described the heavy mist port, contains about 16 acres. A ber of Commerce has a large ad-. the office. around them as they toiled up the while Alfred F. King, right, treasurer of the Kennel club, presents a check to James S. Parkes small stream runs across the land ertlsemcnt in today's issue of Th» o a pond on the south side. Pay County Taxes rocky height and characterized It of Riverview hospital. Every year the Kennel club makes donations to the hospitals following Register which states that 75 busl- On motion by Councilman Eichele as a blessing "because if we'd seen On recommendation of the BSSO- nes.i places are partlcipaling and tho borough collector, George Cur- the tremendous heights we would the Monmouth County Kennel club dog show. Each hospital received $250. clation's committee, the council that real bargains and quality chin, was authorized to pay county have simply collapsed." Upon final- agreed to study the proposal and merchandise are being offered. Red and district court taxes {or the ly reaching the summit and with referred the matter to the commlt- Bank has the stores of values and second half of the year, due Aug.the appearance of the sun from ce on public parks and properties. it behooves The Register readers to 15 and Nov. 15, totaling $37,207.41. behind clouds, Miss Nlles described Dr. Kraut Buys Plan Retirement on Anniversary IMW Water Pressure hurry and take part in this big County taxes amount to $36,307.90 the beauty of the scene as follows: Mayor Francis J, Nary reported bargain event which features bar- and district court $899.51. "Truly it was breath taking. The council has requested that Mon- gains galore. Mayor Edgar V. Denisc appointed fantastically high mountains with C. B. Rogers Home mouth Consolidated Water com- Stores co-operating are display; James L. Davlson of Cambridge avc. three beautiful crystal lakes In the pany take stops to correct tho low Ing "Red Bank Bargain" banner* as a member of the zoning board valley below—you almost felt as if Harold I1. Dowstra of Allaire water pressure In several parts of Lleul. Patrick If. Flanagan with the official banner in red and of adjustment to (111 the vacancy you were peeking at something you and Son agency reports the. sale the borough. He added the water black. really shouldn't be looking at. The company has assured the borough FAIR HAVEN — Patrick H. Through the co-operation of th* caused by the resignation of Rob- only way I can do justice to It of the Clarence B. Rogers property ert M, Cadman, who has moved to In Little Sliver to Dr. and Mrs. It would try to correct the situa- Flanagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mi-merchants special prices in men's, Is to say it's like I picture heaven tion but didn't think it could be chnel Flanagan of 15 Hance rd., Locust. Mayor Denise stated that to be." H. Oscar Kraut of Harding rd, women's and children's clothing, Mr. Davison, who was wounded in The property consists of a large done without a great deal of study. graduated from tha Omcev's Can- footwear and other apparel, house- Korea, is well qualified for the post The girls wrote they were so plot, beautifully landscaped with On recommendation of Mayor didate school at Fort Bcnnlng, Oa, hold furnishings and decorations; and that his appointment will con- elated upon reaching the top they many large trees and flowering Nary, council authorized the reg- Friday and was commissioned a jewelry, groceries, gifts, In fact tinue representation of the Knoll- sent "wild Rebel yells" echoing shrubs. The home was built by Tul- istering of a complaint about the second lieutenant in the U. S. every line of merchandise will hav« wood area on the board. across the valleys and with their ler Construction company. The low pressure with the Public Util- Army. 1U specific bargains. , Picnic Sept. 80 remaining breath did a "Mexican house is of English architecture m ity commission. Lieut. Flanagan l» a graduate of Many of these special items art hat dance." Their ecstatic clamor, stone and brick and has a spacious Regarding rccont complaints by Red Bank Catholic, high school, advertised In this Issue of The Reg- Councilman Tony Hunting, chair- they reported, sent the wild moun- entrance hall, large living room, class of June 1949. Prior to enter- ister and in addition to these, there man of community activities, an- local residents about low flying air- tain goats grazing below them sunroom, dining room, kitchen, planes, Mayor Nary stated the air- ing the Army he was employed will be special window displays nounced that the annual picnic for scuttling in fright. , breakfast room and powder room two years In the actuarial depart given over to ths bargains of tht • the children of the borough will lines have formed a committee to Miss Schenck and Miss Kites are on the first floor. The second floor study complaints and that in the merit of the Progressive Ufa In- individual «tore«. be held Saturday. Sept, 20, in the has three master bedrooms and surance company on Broad st. It pays to shop In Red Bank, the Willow «t. park. now In Ireland and will arrive i In two tile baths. There Is a full base- future, objections should ba regis- As the result of a complaint by Scotland next week. While in that ment with hot water heat and at- tered with the committee. That shopping center of Monmouth A. M. Linbargar of Hanoo rd., andcountry it is their intention to tached garage. Dr. and Mrs. Kraut group, according to the mayor, asks county. climb Ben Nevis, one of Scotland's that those making a complaint several of his neighbors, on the con-loftiest peaks.
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