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VOL. 85, UO. 173 i tun,:», itasaiT't&cn frtlw. MM cum Pww Mdilioo*) Mailing OKJMi. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Fire Damages 4 Stores Business Blaze Menaces Register RED BANK — The Bag ment of the bag shop, Fire Chief first major fire in which the that today's newspapers could The building is owned by Red Shop at 44 Broad St. was Charles Knoll said yesterday. aerial of the new hook and lad- come out on schedule. Bank Properties, of which Clif- Chop Through ton Siegel of-Florida is a prin- der truck was used as a fire Jewelry Store gutted in a fire Saturday The sole access to that base- tower. Water was- poured onto cipal. No representative of the night that covered the busi- ment is through a, trap door In the burning building from aloft Past The Register building, at owner could be reached for com* 36 Broad St., smoke damage was ness district with a pall of the floor. Only after firemen by this means. ment yesterday. braved the dense smoke to chop Water seeping through the also sustained by Reussllle's jew- This is the third time fire has heavy smoke and menaced through that floor's two inches common foundation wall damaged elry shop. damaged this structure. Last'June the Register building next of concrete and underlying tim- the Register basement, Heavy Crowds lined the street to a smoky fire in the House of door to the blaze. bers were they able to get water smoke filled The Register news- watch the battle against the 10th Curtains, then the occupant of directly to the blaze. rooms and offices. major fire in the Broad St. busi- the now vacant shop, was quickly Three other shops in the In freezing weather, a film of Harold Kelly, general manager ness district In three years. extinguished without serious dam' one-story building at the Ice over surrounding streets soon of The Register, said that scores S. I. Danenberg of Eatontown, age to the adjoining shops. comer of Broad and White Sts. was added to the smoke hazard. of employees of the newspaper proprietor of the gutted bag shop Over Two Stories suffered leaser damage from Chief Knoll praised the "extreme- came to help protect their place said: Many years ago,, when tills was smoke and water. Thi Fann; ly fine perforhi^nceof the volun-; of work. Three worked all "There is nothing left. I will a two-story structure, a fire re- Fanner Candy shop lost its en- teers in very difficult conditions." through the night, he said, to get look for another store and open tire stock, but fixtures and equip- He pointed out that this is the up again as soon as I can." (See FIRE, Page 3) ment were, left intact. The Royal Barber Shop and an empty shof between it and the candy shop had smoke damage in the street PERILOUS CORNER — Icy sidewalks and streets added peril to the smoke hazard at floor levels and water damage in the corner of White and Broad Stt. Saturday night as firemen fought stubborn.blaze. basements. The Royal Barber Shpp, left, and the vacant store suffered smoke and Water damage. All Red Bank fire companies battled (he difficult blaze for The Fanny Farmer shop, right,, loit its entire stock on the premises, and had its floor more than two hours before damaged, but fixtures and equipment were left intact by the fire. was subdued. Little Silver am Shrewsbury companies stood by. The fire was discovered by Dominic DiGirolamo, an em- Councils Quiz Regional Board ployee of the barber shop, who was passing by and noticed the smoke. He notified Patrolman Frank Calandriello, Jr. Meet to Slice Budget The fire, started in the base- HIGHLANDS — The Borough the 1963-64 Henry Hudson region- The two bodies met with the Councils of Atlantic Highlands al school budget, defeated for the Board of Education yesterday foi AP News and Highlands will decide tomor- second time at the polls Tues- a line-item check of the spending row night how much to cut out of day. schedule. Councils then met without thi board, but decided to wait until Digest tomorrow night to arrive at Map Road Program final verdict on budget reduc- Rising state, local .and Social tions. Security taxes may nibble away possibly half of President Ken- ' Have 10 Days nedy's proposed tax cuts by the Under state law, if a school time they would take effect. In West Keansburg budget is defeated twice at the (See page Hi) polls, it then goes to the govern- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A Also alated for street improve- ing bodies for revision. The coun- Sen. Everett Dirksen, R-Ill., major road renovation and drain- ments in 1963 is a portion of cils have 10 days to act. says he has uncovered evidence age program for the West Keans- the'Woodland Park section, in that four American fliers were gurg section of town is planned Hazlet. The defeated budget totaled $551,615, a decrease of $1,585. I killed in the Bay of Pigs invasion. this year by the Township.Com- The program, as outlined yes- called for $450,578 to be raised in (See page H.) mittee. terday by Committeeman Mar- taxation, a decrease of $26,090. INTERNATIONAL WHERE THERE'S SMOKE — A fire that remained totally obicured by smoke throughout Us life, except for one vfa Olinsky, road chairman, in- Before the second election, the Italy and the Netherlands take burst of flame, destroyed the Bag Shop, 44 Broad St., Red Bank, here completely hidden by the smoky pall, and cludes: school board had cut $13,650 from the lead in Brussels in striking In West Keansburg— menaced'its neighbors Saturday night. The Register building, endangered, tuffered only imoke and water damage. the budget back at France In first Common 1- Bituminous concrete (black- The next, building along Broad St., Reussille'j jewelry shop, 36 Broad, was alio damaged byimolce. Herethe aerial Six Hurt Questions asked of the board Market council meeting since the top) surfacing of the shoulders of by councilmen and mayors from veto of Britain's application. One of Red flank's new nook and ladder truck geti itl firit u»o as a water tower at a .major fire. Laurel Ave., from First to Fourth the two boroughs yesterday re- result will be higher prices for Hifc •SB.-'-**— • ' •• • •'•' "•" vealtd these facts: African coffee and bananas for 24-lnch Drain 1- The board plans to raise Frenchmen for another year. 2- Installation of 24-inch drains the salary of its superintendent (See page 11). 6 Corners Project Plans Near Completion Accidents at the Intersection of Olive'and from $13,000 to $13,500. The. board Premier Khrushchev and Mao Thorne Pis., to eliminate a flood- had not made this fact known Tze-tung seem to be dipping their TRENTON — Plans fqr con- gineer, ,^ are'out of his tersectioh at Six Corners by swing west across Maple Ave. at MJDDLETOWN — Six persons ing condition there. The water previously. toes gingerly Into waters of rec- straction of a 1 million overpass hhandsd , they must be'approved by building an overpass about 300 May St. and then, north over Rt, were injured last night in three will be drained to the bay. 2- The board has "given up' alculation. Mao receives the So- feet west, and constructing a new 35. at Six Corners, Rt. 35, Keyport, the federal government before separate accidents here. 3- Bituminous concrete surfac- on the question of transferring viet ambassador and Foreign contracts'can be let. approach to it. On the north, or Keyport side, ing the full length of First, Third, are near completion, The Regis- the new road would curve east In fair condition this morning in $30,000 from its 1962-63 budget Minister Gromyko has new Chi- Highway' officials predicted New Approach Sixth and Ninth Sts. ter learned yesterday. Riverview Hospital are George debt ^service to current expense, nese ambassador as luncheon earlier, this, year .that the over- and rejoin Broadway opposite 4- Bituminous concrete surfac- On the Matawan side of the Mazur, Wilson Ave., Port Mon- the question was defeated twice guest. No construction date has been pass would be'.completed by Fourth St. Fourth St. 'would be ing of Central Ave., from First present Intersection, the new ap- reconstructed £rom Broadway to mouth, and Gustave Lester, • Es- (See BUDGET, Page 3) (See Page 3.) set, however. Memorial Day, 1964. sex St., East Keansburg,. to Fourth Sts., and from Sixth to The search for earthquake vic- proach road would start at its junction two blocks east with According to Steven J. Xlnk, The Highway Department pro- Seventh Sts. tims has been abandoned in the Broadway just beyond St. Jo- MapIe n ^ tuppatatonpp g Ave. Mr. Mazur suffered multiple state Highway Department en- poses (o eliminate the present in-i 5- Installation of drains on both Today in ruins of the, Libyan town of El seph's School and Convent and MMapll e PPII . „„„,,, , tep d . cuts about the face and a possibli sides of 10th St., the full length of fractured skull when a car in Washington Marj. Survivors move into two from the intersection and would the street. • • . tent camps to await rebuilding dead-end at Rt. 35, There would which he was riding struck the Regraveling of a number of By The Associated Press rear of the Monmouth County of the town. (Page 3). be no cross-traffic at the inter- streets, the exact extent of this President Kennedy addresses section under the plan. All Highway Department truck on project yet to be determined. economics symposium sponsored Rt. ,516, police said. through traffic between Keyport 7- Widening of Rapelye PI. to by American Bankers Association and Matawan would have to use Lester, who was in the rear 30 feet and resurfacing the full greets King Savang Vathana ol Party Backs the overpass, and its approach. of the truck spreading sand, was lenth of the street with bitumi- Laos, gives luncheon for the Plans call for a 32-inch con- thrown off the truck by the im nous concrete. King. crete center barrier to be con- pact of the crash and suffered Completes List Supreme Court meets to read Malloy For structed from the new overpass fractures of both legs and a dis- Mr. OlinsJcy said this work will opinions and hand down orders. half a mile southeast to Garden located shoulder. complete the project list submit- HOUSE Twp. Clerk State Parkway Exchange 117. Mr. Mazur's wife, Margaret, ted to the Township Committee a Consider minor bills. Widen Highway was treated at the hospital for year and a half ago by the West Ways and Means Committee RARITAN TOWNSHIP — For- a fractured nose. She was re- Keansburg Property Owners As- continues hearings on tax legis- mer Township Committeeman In this mile section,. Rt, 3S would be widened to 40 feet. To leased. sociation. lation. Donald J. Malloy announced yes- In Hazlet— Education and Labor Commit- terday that he will seek nomina- accommodate the wider roadway, The car was operated by Salva- tion for township clerk in the the Highway Department plans tore Severin, 52, of Wilson Ave. 1- Bituminous concrete resur- tee continues hearings on bill to facing of seven streets in Wood- establish Youth Conservation April 16 Democratic primary, to extend the Jersey Central Rail, Fort Monmouth. with the backing of the party or- road bridge south about 60 feet Police said he was examined land Park. Corps. 2- Resurfacing (mixed-in-place SENATE ganization. and the luppatcong Creek bridge by Dr. Marc Krohn, township about 40 feet. method) and reseating of a num- Considers committee assign- The post is now held by Demo- physician, who ruled that he was crat Mrs. Kathryn M. McHugh. A new street south of the Six under the influence of alcohol ber of streets. ments. The total road budget for 1963 Labor Committee open hearings Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr.; Corners Intersection is proposed The truck was operated by Ed- and members of the all-Demo- to connect Broadway and Lup> ward Plunkett, 51, of 14 Mann- is $198,000, an increase of $7,700 on bill to establish Youth Con- over last year. servation Corps. cratic Township Committee con- patatong Ave. The new street Ing PI., Keansburg. He was not firmed yesterday that if Mrs. would be for the use of residents hurt. Of this amount, $17,500 is set Armed Services Committee aside for general maintenance— hears report from Gen. Taylor, MoHugh runs in the primary it in the area and would bisect Rol. Two person^ were treated for will be without the support of lo Transport Company's proper* cuts and bruises at the hospital the rest ,for major renovation chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, projects, Mr. Olinsky reported. on U. S. military position. the organization. ty- ' and released when their car was Mr. Malloy is chairman of the Construction of a pedestrian struck by another auto on Rt township's Democratic County bridge across Rt. 35 at Broadway 35 near the Petnick Construe Executive Committee, a post he has been ruled out by the state tion office, police said. has held since June of last year. because the overpass, to be lo- Stewart J. Jacobsen, 22, of 28 VirginiaCrashFatal A resident here six years, he is cated about 7J)0 feet from ths Richard Ter., this place, was vice president of the Zoning bus terminal and St. Joseph's the driver of one of the cars. Frank Septen of Keansburg Killed; Board of Adjustment, a member BOTTLENECK at Six Corners, Rt. 35, Keyport, will be eliminated with construction of School, Maple PI., would have a Miss Paula Kelley, 19, of Mana- of the Hazlet Fire Company and $1 million overpass proposed by state Highway Department. The overpass would be sidewalk. jquan, was a passenger is his car. 2 From Matawan Injured the local Democratic clubs, and built about 300 feet wesi of tho present intersection with a new approach to it. High- Residents in the area had re> Police said a car operated by former vice president of the quested the pedestrian bridge, Hobest Orlando, 18, of East Kings- MATAWAN — Two local resi- Mr. Septen was employed as Board of Health. way officials have indicated plans are close to completion. claiming that children attending ion, N. H., was traveling south dents are in Richmond Me- an operator at DuPont Labor* He is employed as a sales rep- St. Joseph's School, and com- on the highway when it skidded mortal Hospital, Richmond, Va., tories, Parlln. resentative for Engineering and muters using the bus terminal on the wet pavement into the as a result of a' two-car accident To Name 15 in Marlboro Surviving are his parents, Mr. Refrigeration, Inc., Jersey City. would have difficulty crossing path of the Jacobsen car which Thursday night, near Bowling and Mrs. John Septen, and two the highway to get to the main was going In the opposite direc- Green, Va., which took the lives sisters, Doris and Marilyn Sep- portion of Keyport. tion. " of three irien. ten, all at home. Orlando was not hurt. Virginia state police listed the To Expand Advisory Group Arthur Flannagan, 17, of 19 fatalities as Frank Septen, Jr., A Requiem High Mass will be Kings Hwy., this place, was in- 25, of Port Monmouth Rd., Keans- offered tomorrow at 9 a.m. in MARLBORO '-A 15-member either group but represent.a cross sizes to enable them to sell their Index lured when his car struck the burg; Robert Thomas, 20, sta- St. Ann's Catholic Church, Keans- Citizens' Advisory Committee will section of the township. land to developers while the Page side of a Boro, Bus Co. bus on tioned with the Navy at Virginia burg, with Rev. Stanley J. K appointed here, Mayor Joseph The advisory group will help small homeowner does not want Adam and Eve . Tindall RdJ police said. Beach, Va., and - Richard: E. Levandoski, assistant pastor, of- . Lanzaro has announced. recommend a solution to the a reduction in the present half- AlIen-SceM __ Although the police, report list, Weckbacher, 21, of Barberton, ficiating. Burial will be in St. Jo- township's zoning problems. The acre zoning. Amusements . The mayor said he is Increas- ed Flannagan as being taken to Ohio. seph's Cemetery, Keyport, under farmers want a reduction in lot Births ing the size of the group from Riverview Hospital with chest, In fair condition in Richmond the direction of the John J. Ryan Mayor Lanzaro said the ap- Jim Bishop _ 10, as originally announced. pointments would be announced back and Internal injuries, the Memorial Hospital is Warren J. Funeral Howe, Keansburg. Goodbye Nowl Bridge _. at this Thursday's adjourned hospital had no report on him. Ziegler;' 10, of 82 Main St. His The mayor earlier this month In appreciation for four won- Chamberlain Judith and Warren are the meeting of the committee. e Police said the bus, operated by sister, Judith Ziegler, 19, is listed requested the Citizens' Commit- derful years here at The Old Classified -16 children of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ;ee and the Farmers'-Home Own- George F, Bratton, Sr., 29, of 230 In good condition, police reported P. Ziegler. The family and Mr. Union House, I wish to thank all After studying the statutes, the Comics _.. _12 'Laurel Ave., West Keansburg, Hospital authorities reported ers' Association to submit five my friends who made my life in mayor said, this group will work Crossword Puzzle. -12 >epten were traveling to Florida tames each to serve on such a was rounding a curve on Tindall that the Ziegler boy had been n two cars. Mr. and Mrs, the United States so full and en- with the planning group to- Editorials Rd., near North Lake Dr., when listed in critical condition until •iegler learned of the crash when committee. The names were sub- joyable, I am returning to Ger- ward recommending zoning for Herblock ft skidded on a patch of ice. yesterday. 'ley turned back after the Septen milled to the mayor at Thurs- many to pursue my profession the township. Lyons Police said the bus skidded In- Virginia state'police said thf ar failed to arrive at a pre- day's meeting, but he took no ac- and will always .remember your The mayor said he hoped that Movie Timetable . i:o the path of the Flannagan car Ziegler children were asleep ir ^termined (rendezvous. tion then in making the appoint- kindness and warm reception in- the group could sit down with Obituaries which was traveling in the oppo- the back seat of, the Septen car ments. to your community. the Planning Board to come up Television ,ilte 'direction: when, it apparently swerved intc The accident occurred on Rt, Mayor Lanzaro said, "I intend Auf Wiedersehen! with a satisfactory solution to the Sports ^ _««. _1S, 15 Neither the bus driver nor any the wrong lane and collided with 01 about five miles south of to appoint perhaps five more citi- Jerry Holz controversial rezoning problem Successful Investing ; ijl the passengers were injurei the, Weckbacher car. iowlirig Green. Donald J. Malloy zens, who are not members ol -Adv. facing the community. Women'! News ___ 2—Monday, Feb. 25, 1963 BED BANK REGISTER

tt Muhlenberg Hospital Plain- Weekend field,' OBITUARIES Stephanie told firemen she awoke around 1 a.m. and found RAYMOND DOUGHTY Accident the living room in,,flames. She EDGAR E. SMITH MRS. ROBERT H. BRANDT ran upstairs and led Stephen Jr., RED BANK -T Edgar E. Smith, NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. FAIR HAVEN — Raymond 7; Matthew, 6: Ellen, 4, and Jo- 54, of Linden PL, died Friday Frances C. Brandt, 48, oi 221 Doughty, 82, of 683 River Rd., Toll Is 10 sephine, 3, outside, Mrs. Stavish, afternoon in the Queens General Newman Springs Rd. died Fri- died Saturday in Ivy House Nurs- Accidents took ten lives In Ne1 who was not home when the blaze Hospital, Jamaica, M. Y. day in Monmouth Medical Center. ing Home, Middletown, Jersey over the weekend—six broke out, returned during the A native of Red Bank, he was Mrs, Brandt was born in Flush- Mr. Doughty was a former traffic, three in fire and one b) fire and ran inside to rescue Su- a son of Leonard Smith, Sr., and ing, N. Y., daughter of Mre. member of the borough Board of drowning. san. the late Harriet Holmes Smith, Rhoda ChUwell LeFavre and the Education. He lived in Fair Hav- He bad been employed as ft truck en all of his life. He was the son The victims: Mrs. Stavish told authorities late George LeFavre. She had A she and her husband had arguec driver, and had never married. lived here the. past 20 years. of the late Charles and Eva. - Hamilton Township — Mrs. a few hours earlier and she wenl Besides Us father, he is sur- She was custodian of funds for Wllber Doughty. He was a re- Mary Paduano, 5«, of 717 Bangs out for a walk. vived by his sister, Mrs. Bea- the Momnouth Regional High tired carpenter contractor., Ave., Asbury Park, died Sundaj Stavish's body was found In a trice Randolph, arid two brothers, School, She was active in the A member of Christ Methodist in a two-car collision on Rt. 1 Leonard Smith, Jr., and William Parent -,Teacher Association and Church here, he was also a for- in which her husband and th living room chair, where the blaze apparently was started in th H,-Smith, all of,this place. / the Girl Scouts. mer member of the church's of- driver of the second car sufferei The Warden Funeral Home Ii Surviving are her husband, ficial board, and a former Sunday severe injuries. chair by a cigarette, firemen said. in charge of arrangements. Robert H. Brandt; a daughter, school teacher. The husband, William, 56, was Hoboken — Andres Medina, 30, Miss Eileen Brandt, and a son, He was a member of Mystic admitted in serious condition burned to death early Sunday i FRANK C. McCARRON Donald Brandt, both at home; a Brotherhood Lodge, F&AM, Red St. Francis Hospital, Trenton, a fire in his apartment in a five- KEANSBURG — Frank Ed- sister, Miss Joan Lepavre of Bank, and the Fair Haven Junior with multiple fractures of the story brick tenement building at ward McCarron, 66, of 2 Howard Washington, D. C, and hW moth- Order of American Mechanics. He scalp and upper body. The sec 254 11th St. Ave. died suddenly Friday after- er who lives in Miami Beach, was an exempt member of the ond driver, Miss Patricia Wolli Medina's wife and child and 1 noon at Plant City, Fla., near Fla. , "' ' Fair Haven Fire Department, ver, 23, of 504 Stuyvesant Ave., other families escaped from the Tampa, where he was vacation- Services were held last night Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Trenton, was in' fair condition building unharmed. Three fire- Ing. at the Worden ' Funeral Home, Susan M. Martin Doughty and with rib and pelvis fractures. men suffered" minor injuries. Mr. McCarroo was born in New with Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg, several cousins. Mays Landing — Matthew Franklinville — Mrs. Clara J, York City, son of the late Fran- pastor of the New Shrewsbury Services will be held tomorrow cis and Bridget DeVanney Mc- at 2 p.m. at the Worden Funeral Schoen, 46, of Rt. 30, Cortrin City, Zieger, "43, of Swcdesboro Rd., Reformed Church, officiating. r fell through the ice of a pond Monroeville, died early Sunday in Carron, He moved to Lincroft Burial was this morning in Fair Home, Red Bank, with Rev. and drowned Sunday in the Cor- Elmer Community Hospital of RECREATION TRIO — Outgoing recreation director for Fair Hayen, Milton A. Mac- when a boy, and had lived there View Cemetery, Middletown.' James C. Rupert, pastor of Christ bin Fish and Game grounds. Hi! Injuries suffered three hours ear- Donald, left, wishes well to the newly appointed borough recreation director, George 50 years. He had resided here Methodist. Church, officiating. two years. Burial will be in Fair View Cem- body was found beneath the ici lier when the oar in which she J. Giffin, center, and new associate director, Barry P. Bradford. Mr. MacDonald has' CHARLES J. HERRIGER, SR. about 16 feet from shore. was riding went out of control Mr. McCarron was an operat- UNION BEACH -Charles J. etery, Middletown. and struck two trees. ' served for the past two years at Fair Haven't first paid recreation director. Hit suc- ing engineer, retiring three'years South River — Nicholas Mar Herriger, Sr., 68, of 326 Broad- Her husband, Daniel, 48, the cessors are a Rumion-Fair Haven Regional High School teacher and a graduate ttu- ago. He~ was a charter and O.(FRED ROOT tynovich, 26, of 217 Glendale Ave. exempt member of the Lincroft way died Friday in the Ivy House driver, taken to the hospital fo: dent at Rutgers. Nursing Home, Middletown. CHICAGO, lii.y O. Fred Rost Edison Township, died Sundaj Fixe Company, and also a char- emergency surgery, was report- of Mays Landing, N. J., founder night in Middlesex General Hos- ter member of the Lincroft First Born in Orange, he had lived ed in fair condition today. A of the Howland Publishing Co., pital, New Brunswick, of injuries Aid Squads here 25 years. He was employed daughter, Rebecca, 16, was treat- as a public accountant. Red Bank, N. J., died here sud- sustained earlier in the day when Surviving are his wife, Mrs, a panel truck crashed into ed and released. Recreation Director Switch Mr. Herriger was the husband denly Feb. 19. Viola Layton McCarron; a daugh utility pole on Old Bridge Turn- Glen Ridge — Walter Kochan of the late'Mildred Thomas Her- The Howland Publishing Co., owskl, 48, of 557 McChesney St., ter, Mrs. John Malley of this publishers of electrical distribu- pike. Giffin Succeeds MacDonald at Fair Haven place; a son, William F. Mc- riger. Orange, father of six children, A veteran of World War I, Mr. tors catalogues, was sold recently Martynovkh was a passenger died Sunday when his car collided Carron of Naveslnk; three sis- in the truck driven by Joseph FAIR HAVEN - The appoint- Herriger was a member of the to Hall and Mailing Publishing with a passing auto and crashed ters, Mrs. Julia Stumpf of Lonj Co,, Grand Rapids, Mich. Lena, 25, of Bergda Ave., James- ment of George J. Giffin, ANDREW A. MARSH Island, Mrs. Evelyn Matson ol American Legion Post, the 40 into two parked cars on Ridge- Before founding the- Red Bank burg. Lena and another passen Second St., as borough recreation Freewood Acres and Mrs. Kath- and 8 Club and the Lions Club, wood Ave, NEW SHREWSBURY - An- firm, Mr. Rost was vice president ger, Charles Caprio, 27, also ol director, and of Barry P. Brad- drew A. Marsh, 50, of 180 Way- erine Ryan of Pittsfield, Mass.; all of this place. Jamesburg, were admitted at th< Police identified the second ford, 233 Hance Rd., as associate Surviving are three sons, Stan- of the Appleton Electric Co. here, driver as Michael Foglio, 21, ol side Rd.. died Saturday in Mon- two brothers, James McCarro: hospital in fair condition, director, has been announced by ley Drake of West Kenasburg, a position to which he was named 463 North Grove St., East Or- mouth Medical Center, Long of Bayonne and Owen McCarroi Lewis E. Connor, chairman of the Richard Herriger. of Matawan in 1951. An honorary life member Scotch Plains — Stephen Slav- ange. MONMOUTH MEDICAL Branch, after a long illness. of Nutley, and six grandchildren. Recreation Commission. and Charles J. Herriger Jr., of of the National Association of ish, 31, died and his daughter Su Haddon Heights — Mrs. Wil. CENTER Born in Newark, he was the Services will be held tomorrow The new director is head of the Keyport; a daughter, Mrs. Loris Electrical Distributors, he had gan, 1, was fatally burned earlj berta Glrard, 35, of Breslin Rd. Long Branch son of Harry and Mary Thomp- at 10 a.m. in the Worden Funeral been editor of "Electrical Whole- Sunday hi a fire at the family') biology and general science de- son Marsh of Seaside Park. A Home, with Rev. William Mills, R. Underhlll of Montclair, Calif,; Haddonfield, was killed early Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Benitw saling" magazine, a McGraw-Hill two-story home at 189 Terrill Rd. urday when her car sideswiped a partment of Rumson-Fair Haven resident here two years, Mr. pastor of the Lincroft Presbyte- two brothers, Anthony J. Herri- Regional High School, where he West Firth St., Freewood Acre: ger of Roseile Park and Harry publication, from 1939 to 1951, Another daughter, Stephanie, 10, fire hydrant and crashed into a Marsh owned and operated the rian Church, officiating. Inter- marketing editor of "Business has taught for six years. He is daughter, yesterday, Herriger of Bioomfield; three sis- led four brothers and sisters tree at 3rd and Garden Sts. Her Andrew A. Marsh Trucking Co.* ment will be In Atlantic Ceme- Week" magazjne from 1929 to coach of the junior varsity bas- Mr. and Mrs.Mrs*; LeLewii s DeMasi ters, Mrs. William Kreautler of safety. husband, Robert, said she was Leonardo. He was a member of tery, Colts Neck. 1936, and editor of "Radio Re- taking a short cut to avoid traf- ketbaU and the varsity golf teams « Harmony Ave., East Kean the Leonardo Field Club and the Newark, Sister Mary Gemma of Slavish was pronounced dead at burg, daughter, Saturday. tailing" magazine from 1936 to the scene. Susan died later fic on the White Horse Pike. there. He has served as adviser Community Fire Co., also Leon- MRS. DAVID STEVENSON the School of Notre Dame, Balti- Mr. and Mrs. William Hubfc, 1939. in many student activities, includ- ardo. KEARNY — Mrs. Jane Earley more, Md., and Mrs. Edward Newark — Domingo Torres, 30, Before Joining the editorial staff ing Future Teachers of America, 21 Huddy Ave., Highlands, son, Stevenson, 70, of 89 Johnston Ave. Lease of Irvington; 13 grand- of 103 Bleeker St., was struck by Surviving besides his parents of McGraw Hill Publishing Co. Weather he Photography Club and the Saturday. are his wife, Mrs. Mary Bastido died Thursday at her home aft- children, and one great-grand- a car as he was fixing a flat Mr. and Mrs. David Fitawil in 1928 as a consultant on dis- Audio-Visual Aids Club. Marsh; two sons, Andrew er a brief illness. child. New Jersey •* Fair this morn- tire Friday night and died in St Ham, 413 Brookside Ave., Oak tribution, Mr. Rost had been own- A native of Northfield, Vt, Marsh of Leonardo, and Wesley Mrs. Stevenson was born in A Requiem High Mass was.of- ing. Cloudy with periods of light James Hospital seven hours lat- hurst, son, Friday, er of the Newark Electric Supply er. The driver of the other car, Mr. Giffin graduated from Colby D. Marsh at home; four daugh- Ireland and had lived here 40 fered this morning in St. Joseph's snow developing this afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Wolbur Ewing, Co., Newark. He received the Russell Mullen, 28, of 104 Wave- College where he received letters ters, Mrs. John Wynne of Phoe- years. She was the widow ol Catholic Church, Keyport. Burial and continuing into tonight. High in and track. He re- 417 Wilson Ave., Long Branch, James McGraw Medal for whole- today mostly in the 30s. Low to-crest Ave., Linden, was hospital- nix, Ariz., Mrs. William McPher- David Stevenson. was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, un- salers in 1927. ized with face and chest injuries. ceived an MA in education from son, Friday. son of Jamesburg and Miss Mar- Surviving are four sons, An- der, direction of Day's Funeral night in the His wife, Julie, survives. teens Inlan The accident occurred in the the University of Vermont in 1956, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nusbaum, ion E. and Mrs. Mary E. Marsh, drew Stevenson, David Stevenson Home, Keyport. and in the 20ssouth lane of the Broad St, and an MS in teaching from Col-163 Broad St., Matawan, son, Fri- both at home; a brother, Arthur and James Stevenson of this by College in 1962. day. MRS. JOHN P. WOSKEY at the chore. ramp of McCarter Hwy. D. Marsh of Newark; a sister, place, and Ernest Stevenson ol DAVID WAYNE SWANSON He served two years in the Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelly, BLOOMFIELD — Mrs. Ruth Tuesday fai Mrs. Joseph Ciardi of Lake Hi- Marlboro; three daughters, Mrs. MARLBORO-David W. Swan- U. S. Marine Corps, with the 37 Cottage PL, Long Branch, son, Reynolds Woskey, 62, of 24 Spring and colder awatha, and nine grandchildren. Edith Duff, Mrs. Elizabeth Fen- son, 2, son of Mr, and Mrs. Gor- rank of captain. He and his wife Thursday. St., died Thursday in Mountain- high in the 20s The funeral will be Wednesday wick and Mrs. Florence Reed, all don H. Swanson, Hill Rd., died Lincroft Man lave two pre-school children. side Hospital, and about 30. MONMOUTH MEDICAL at 11 a.m. in the Scott Funeral of Kearny; two sisters, Mrs. Saturday in Riverview Hospital The new associate recreation Long Branch Surviving are her husband, MARINE Home, Belford. Burial will be Mary Delaney of North Arling- Besides his parents, he is sur- director, Mr. Bradford, is a grad- John P. Woskey; two sons, Cape May to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Benitez, in Westslde Methodist Cemetery, ton and Miss Elizabeth Earley in vived by two brothers, Gordon Promoted uate of Alfred University where Chandler Woskey of Keansburg Block Island - West Firth St., Freewood Acres, Wayside. . ., . , . .Ireland; three brothers, Thomas and Philip Swanson, and a Bis- e won varsity letters in football and Norman J. Woskey of South Northwest to daughter, yesterday. Earley and James- Earley in Can- ter, Darlene E. Swanson, all a '',and baseball. Presently he is Plainfield; three sixers, Mrs. west winds 15 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis DeMasi, MRS. MARGARET MICKENS ada and David Earley in Ireland; home; maternal grandmother, working toward a master of edu- Fred Bopple and Mrs. John Car- 44 Harmony Ave., East Keans- TOMS .RIVER — Mrs. Marga- 11 grandchildren, and one great- Mrs. Edna Brown of this place, to 25 knots this morning, back- cation degree at Rutgers Univer- roll' of East Orange and Mrs. Sid- burg, daughter, Saturday. ret MicSensi 68,

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NEWS FROM THE TOWN CRIER — A shopping family at Monmouth Shopping Center Friday, left to right, Mrs. James Roberts, M r. Roberts, 10-month-old daughter Heidi, MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. arid twins Laura and Lori Roberfi, get the word from the town crier, impertonateoVby HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDON5 CORNER MIDDLETOWN Rfrtord Hoffman of Monmouth' Collage; The good newi wa» a Wathlngfon'j Birthday PRospcct 5-1333 — TWinbrook 2-2600 — SHc^.-ie '-•'Or mm promoffbn. '< BOWLING BOWLS 2M 4~M>wfejr, Feb. 25, 1963 BED BANK REGISTER SERVICE AWARD Talk Given PERTH AMBOY - WUlUm P. HUNTSVttLE, Ate, Iciok of 131 HutfUbniaa Dr., Ten^tK-oW iJtny Waffling ttfecs mSmam. Township, recently hj» auu seriously. ,; Pack 230 By Nicosia •eoejved a 10-yetr service award be Hid rolled « nifty M», to/ To Dine Before VFW jWOufemiU Oil Co. he*.the JB«ntiiffli Lesgu*. ' KEYPORT - OJb Pack 230 RED BANK — Mayor Benedict will celebrate the 50th anniver- Nicosia was guest speaker at the (Mail yourseH a self-addressed sary of scouting and the pack's Past Commanders' dinner of Red stamped envelope today ) second anniversary at a Blue Bank Post, Veterans of Foreign1 and Gold dinner to be held at theWars Saturday night at the Colo- Dear George: Keyport Synagogue, Broad St., nial Restaurant. '. • I'm in desperate need of pro- Thursday at 6 p.m. fessional help. I've written to David Reisman of Hazlet, - The' post honored Herman everyone I can think of. My chairman of the cub pack com- Jones, immediate past com- trouble began when I received a mittee, will be in charge. mander, and all those who have letter with the Initials SWAK on Guest speakers at the dinner held the post since it was In- the back of the envelope. But mywill be James Flynn, district stituted in 1920. thought was that it was a new commissioner, and Albert Suss- Vincent Boyle, sixth district species of duck. What does it mann, neighborhood commission- commander; Thomas Monaghan, mean? er, Thor Foss will perform Monmouth County commander, B. B. Burble . . . tricks of magic. « and Mrs. Isabella Johnson, presi- bear Burble: Committee in charge of ar- dent of the Ladles' Auxiliary of No. That is "Quack" that you rangements are Mrs. Harry Pop- the sixth district, were guests at are thinking of. My researcher pick, Mrs. Kay Sears, Mrs. Al-the dinner. says SWAK may mean Sealed bert Goldman, Mrs. Joseph Ja Robert Gaw, post commander, With A Kiss. On the other hand, cobson and Mrs. L. Clersky. announced that continuous mem- maybe it is from a Mr. SWAK. bership awards were presented Or it could be that the writer Dinner Tonight to 11 men. , was Swaked. I think I'll try not Robert Draycott and George to worry about it For Cub Pack 1 PAST COMMANDERS' NIGHT — Herman N. Jones, second from right, past com- HAZLET — The annual Blue Dear Goerge: S *" * ... you don't hav* io move Into * new home to and Gold dinner for Cub Pack Ten-year awards were, made mander of Red Bank Poit Veterans of Foreign War», was honored, along with all Half the time I don't under- •noy convenience and beauty. SehloeJer Construc- 136 will ba held tonight at the by Lloyd Halsey, Lewis Mayer- other past holders of the position, at e dinner Saturday night at the Colonial Rettau- stand the questions in your col- Presbyterian Church in Matawan tion can help Vou make it look Ilk* new at prices umn—frankly, I don't think real sohn, Sidney Miles, Thomas A. rjmf L(jft fo right an Thomas A. Monaghan, Monmouth County commanders Robert at 7:30 p.m. Monaghan and Samuel Strauss. people write to you. Do you write 1 you ctn afford. During last month's meeting, Gaw, present post commander ; Mr. Jones, and Vincent Boyle,' sixth district com- the letters in your column or do Albert Pope, Earl H. Cherry, awards were presented to James you make them up? Arthur H. Crozier and Andrew mander. FREE ESTIMATES! Shea, Gary Iverson, Harold Hu- T. J. Homiak received awards for five ber, Andrew Jorbel, Richard Dear T. J.: years' membership. -ATTENDED CONFERENCE Donaldson, Henry Gobtel, Kevin DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum I make them up. Work on that ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Smith, Tommy Bennett, Jack Ar- for a while. William Posten, of Fosten's Fu- thur, George Tushman, Richard Naval Cadet Visits neral Home, attended the con- CALL DAY or NI6HT 291-9065 AT SEMINAR DeJesus, Joseph Murphy, Training Command ference of the National Funeral NEW YORK CITY - Joseph B. Charles Morgan, Robert Pepes Directors Association at Atlantic Valant of Silverside Ave., Little and Jerry-Wolff. PENSACOLA, FLA. - Midship- City last week. Silver, N. J., a special agent Also Craig Collier, Steven Ort- man William A. Searles, son of •SCHLOEDER* Mr. and Mrs. Elwood F. with the Northwestern Mutual lteb, Kevin Powers, James Fur- There's no Trick to Having Ex- Life Insurance Co., will be long, Robert Dress, Robert Heun, Searles, 29 Orchstrd Rd., Middle- CONSTRUCTION CO. among the 108 agents from New Curtis Hart, Craig Collier and Al- town, N. J., recently visited thi tra Cash. You Get It Fast When YEARS TO PAY York, New Jersey and Connec- lan Duncan. Naval Air Basic Training Com' You Use The Register Classified. ticut attending the company's Mrs. Fred Iverson, den mother, mand here for a three-day orlen< —Advertisement. "Everything in Home Improvements" special advanced underwriters welcomed Joseph Paterson and tation program. seminar In the Park Sheraton Ho- George Bergen into the pack as A member of the Naval Re- tel today and tomorrow. He is bobcats. serve Training Corps, he is at- associated with the J. Vincent •Festival of Freedom" was the tending Villanova University, Pa, Watch for this striking new Talbot General agency, Newark. theme for the month. He is majoring in finance. FtNAST (First NAtionai STores) sign... smart as .the stores it identifies and soon to be A LINE National seen throughout toe awt. 1088 Stores A »• PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, MAKN 2nd. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. MILES NONE SOU) FOR RESAIL USPA louse would have a dry celler. Wet Cellar But there often is water in the LAMB basement. —that's how many A contractor produced during Gets Award trial by Mr, Priniavera's lawyer, Allstate-insured • JttDus' J. Ooiden of Long Branch said surface water was seeping COMBINATION Of $1,201 through.- Bidewall's and estimated autos you'll find FREEHOLD — A total $1,201 repairs :at $1,800. was awarded last week by Mon- A contractor called by the de- 2 MEALS III 1 mouth County Judge Elvin R. fense counsel, Charles L. Morgan In New Jersey ' Simmill to a West Long Branch put the cost at about $600. GET BOTH CHOPS couple to help get a dry cellar. Anthony Brescia president of AND STEWING LAMB The award was in a suit be- Evergreens, had insisted water Hen are some ot the reasons why tween Edward and' Maria was seeping through the walls Primavera, 30 Orchard Rd., West from water pressure wider the n> oiua k Allstate has twice as many auto Long Branch, and the Ever- house. He said repairs, including green Building Corp., West installation of a sump pump, for Lamb Chops »89« » 79 pollcyholders In the Garden State Keansburg, from which they this kind bl work also would be as the next leading company,.. bought the $19,500 home in 1960.about.$600. Evergreen had warranted the Selected Beef Liver *39 Allstate la famous for low rate*: and you can't buy better protection. 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Y Juice Drink "-fir 2'V!*45 36 White St. Red Bank, N. J. Phone 741-2400 Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number, Sears Roebuck and Co. Building FREE 6FFER! Coupon hi 45-47 Tnrockmorton Street Freehold, N. J. Phone 462-3710 Spring Pattern Catalog for orie Finast Spaghetti 4;: 69 BuQNCU -.Aif <, •',! tun Stan Roebuck and Co. Building pattern free-any one you ehooie from 3M design Ideas, Send' 80 H^( SHI 6IOO 64 Will Front Street Ktypcrf. N. J. HIM* 264-3100 tents now flo* Catalog. • ••• « ? Allen-Scott Report: yaace cute of readiness id a WHITE HOUSE FLASHES - red Foy, of Hoppers Co., lac,, RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Feb. 25, 1963-5 Jet Bomber matter otima.' Incompatibility is the iraride res- ire under jeriouJ considerMion "In other word*, tbe existence son Miss Lttitla Baldridge is de- is bead of toe communications ornate - office wtt«* h«v» been' tap offices are ig&g at &etr of a strong force of VS. bomb- parting as White House sock! Kills McNamara on New Missile Sap wporatlon that U being lavUtaseei. So fir newsmen have ers was, a deciding factor in secretary. She and the first lady zed under the law passed by huge new House office building been barred from them on orders reached a point where they Congress last year.' Tfie board that is to be known as the Ray- of the Capitol architect. Appar- By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott & weren't' getting along harmoni- if incorporators are sounding burn Building, in honor of the ently he Is fearful of critical and bombers?" aaked Senator ously. Miss Baldrldge's sugges By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT mt Welch and Foy on whether late speaker from Texas. House stories of the expensive furnish- . SPRINGFIELD, Minn. - First Smith. lion's and occasional discreet hey would take the job.. ;Two members who have seen these ings of the offices. tfc'-.Tfconiai Joseph Hallgarlh, WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary McNamara Goldwatert Demand criticisms were being disre- », ion 4 Mr. «od Mrs. William "Undoubtedly, it, was one of garded and she (ound she had H^Jrth. fct 71. Spring Lake is admitting that his new and hotly controversial stra- tegic policies will create a dangerous missile gap in the factors," replied McNamara. less and less to do. So she de- Heights, M. J. was one ot the "In that ctjse, aren't we phas- cided to leave. When this be- men killed in • tbe crash of an the deployment of an effective anti-missile missile ing out our B-47s too soon?" came known to the President, a Air' F«c« B«. Jet bomber here system. broke In Senator Barry Gold- job was offered her in the glam Convert Your Attached Garage Wednesday.' y Under water, D-Ariz. "If they were Merchandise Mart owned by his UBalfearth wu the navigator] intensive grilling in ,the useful In deciding this crisis, they father in Chicago... Dr. Janet of the plane, which was on a closed-door sessions of the Senate will be equally useful In future Travell, first woman physician Or Carport Into Living Space!! training flight at the time of the Armed'Services Committee, McNamara nuclear confrontations with the to a President is still a member crash, disclosed that Russia will have an op- Soviet." > : • of the White House staff, but is . U, .Hallgarth bad celebrated "We are ia the process of de- doing little medical work there Mi fed birthday two day) be- erational anti-missile missile by 1966, veloping a balanced force of both She is occasionally consulted by low ths crash. Bora in Newark, while the earliest target date for the nuclear and conventional the President, but most of his he graduated from Manasquan deployment of the Nike-X, the Army's ons to cope with all types of treatments,. particularly for his You can have that added living space) for Russian ftreaits," asserted Mc- weak back, are administered by Hlgli School In IMS and attended your growing family by converting your Newark College of Engineering. super missile killer, has been set for Nainara.' outside specialists. Dr. Travell , He entered the Air, Force two 1970. , "Did the Cuban crisis turn on has built up a sizable private attached garage or carport into a useful y»ari ago. He retlded to Lincoln, McNamara's reluctant admission our nuclear superiority or on our practice in, the capital, particu- Neb., home, bate of the plane, conventional superiority?" con. larly in fashionable Georgetown, room. Call Charles B. Hembling and Son with Ma wife, Sa)ly Jean. came under drum-fire questioning on a 220-page argu- tinued Mrs. Smith.. where many ranking New Fitm (or a realistic estimate that will meat your ment he delivered in support of'his policies. The caus- "Our nuclear superiority and tiersmen reside. Al»«rriviig are thrw sisters, budget requirements. Regardless of the Ulrt. Mary Ptiesler of Washing- tic grilling was the first hostile reception encountered will to use it," declared MeNa- Leo Welch, board chairman of mara. , ton, N. J., and Mias Caroll and by the Pentagon chief to the two,years he has been in Standard Oil of New Jersey, and amount of money you want fo tpttii, Miss Peggy Hallgarm, both of "That Is exactly the reason Spring Lake. Heights, the Kennedy Cabinet. why I believe our policy of phas- you'll find we do not compromise the qual- the disclosure that McNamara's ing out the B47 bombers Is ab- ity of our work. FUBST ON DEAN'S LISTS surd," exclaimed Senator fjold, new strategic policy would create an water. "There isn't a member UWISBURG, Fa. - Charles J. ominous missile gap was brought to of this - committee - who agrees Whatever your needs are for Improving Turst of Red Bank has been with your policy. I contend it or remodeling your home, call us for a named to the dean's list at Buck- light by Senator Strom Thurmohd, D- must be changed." nell University for achievement S.C., when he pointedly asked, "Is there Symington'* Criticism free estimate. during the first semester ol the any evidence that Russia is now deploy^ "Did you know about current academic year. A mem- ing an active anti-missile defense sys- shooting.up of one of our fish- ber of the junior class, Furst Is Ing boats by two Russian Migs NO MONEY DOWN atadying for a bachelor of arts Jem within the Soviet Union?" flying from Cuba?" asked Sena- . degree. Be ia the son of Mr. and _____ After a long pause, McNamara tor Russell. YEARS TO PAY Mrs. Louis Furst of 11 Louis Cir. '•Yes, it occurred yyesterday y aft. Mtddtetown. >o« finally replied: "We have information 1 that Russia is developing such a system, but there is ernoon, replied McNamara. "Why didn't yoy u brld this no hard intelligence that they now have an operation committee about thhe Incident?" al anti-missile missile." demanded Russell. No question about it—for home Improvements NERVE DEAFNESS "No1 member asked me," re- "Is it not our intelligence estimate that tie Soviet plied McNamara. REUSSILLES' CALL will .have an anti-missile missile system in full opera- "That Is a typical example of -MOpHOFNET 34 BROAD ST. tion within the Soviet Union by 1966?" persisted Thur- the co-operation we are receiv- CHARLES B. HEMBLING & SON MINIATURE ing from the Defense Depart- AID BANK mond. ment," retorted Senator Syming- 13 Catherine Street Eitab. 1918 Red lank HEARING AID GIVEN "I believe we are getting into too sensitive an area ton. With that caustic blast, the Day Phone SH 7-JOM (not «n actual hearing aid) for me to answer questions," protested McNamara, "This Is a very sensitive matter.1 Washington, D. C. — A most aatqusj free offer; of special in- "This may be a very sensl terest to those who hear but do live area," declared Sena- Russell thereupon directed Mc- not understand words, has j ' Namara to speak: , batn announced by Dahlberg i tor Richard Russell, D-Ga., "I believe Senator Thunaond's ' torola. A true-life, non-operating Chairman. "But every question should be answered." model, actaal size replica of the "The senator's statement is 100th 'Anniversary of the smallest SaMberg ever made, member of this committee will k«: given-away absolutely has the right and the duty correct," admitted McNamara. National Currency Act and Banking CenfetoW WejaK g "We estimate that tit* Soviet has » anyone n to ask any. question he be- the-'capability of deploying an The Dual Banking System February 24 to Match 2 Wear tt £ the privacy of your own home with- lieves pertinent to this defense «**« #?* I« Broad St, Red Bank, N, 1. SH 7-ttN ing the development of Sprint, I» *Jf. *• I rJL Urn. tkm m. another anti-missile missile. It a w •* • PJC r - could be ready before 1970." "Has a feasibility study con' tract on Sprint been awarded?" asked Senator Stuart Syming- ton, D-Mo. "I am not sure," replied Me- : Y \ v-V4•% Namara. x h "It is my information that this contract Is not even ready to be given out," snapped Symington. THE CUBAN GAP - At this point, Senator Margaret Chase Smith, WMaine, switched the discussion, to Cuba. 'In your statement you re- ferred to the Cuban crisis add the diminishing of the military threat there as a result of the handling of the crisis," said Mrs. Smith. "How do you assess the role of the Strategic Air Com- mand during the crisis?" "It was of extreme import- ance," said McNamara. "These bombers were placed in an ad- HOW SOON CAN YOU Ex-President For 52 of These 100 Years First Merchants National Has Provided START BUILDING? That happy day when you can start construction of a Qted By Continuous, Uninterrupted Service Under This Great Act borne of your own may come a lot sooner than you now thlnkt, We have brought "home owning time" closer Association for many people, Just like yourself, look Into a con- HAZtET — Mrs. WlUiam Phil- This is Banking Centennial Week, marking the approval part of this system . .. proud that wo have contrirjnted venient,'low-cost Home Loan which you can repay "just lips, past president of the Chest- ' like rent." Down payments and monthly payments will in 1863, by President Lincoln of the National Currency greatly toward providing a richer, fuller life for the hv nut Hill Civic Association, was be. geared to YOUR needs! , Act, bringing into being the dual banking system of na- presented a distinguished service dividual and his family ... to the business and industrial award at the association's last tional and state commercial banks. growth of the area we serve. CURRENT meeting for a job well done. 8parked by this competitive system, American banking An anniversary marks not only an end, but also a bejrin- ANNUAL Carl Atkinson, newly-elected has contributed immeasurably to the progress of the Na- ning. As we look back on our record with pride, we DIVIDEND president, presented the awards tion, our State and the Monmouth County area. look forward to a new century of progress .. . through COMPOUNDED Mrs. Kay Moran, chairman of (he ways and means'committee, We at Vint Merchants National are proud that we are QUARTERLY service. ' announced that members of the oommJttea are Mrs, Fred Ooran, Mrs. Joseph Relcten, Mrs, Rob- ert Hart and Mrs. R. Rienro, Tentative plans- tor a bowling xtrty were discussed, and final MARINE VIEW plans are being made for the SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION fifth anniversary celebration of i the association, to be held May 4 ; "ffTO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" at The Oaks, Mlddletown. The gala will- include dinner, dance MAIN OFFICE end show. Harry Fallen Is chair- , Branch Office man Of Hie committee, assisted 874 Highway 15 by Louis Lozlto,. Charles Rossi, (Five Cornen) Atlantic Highland* Bernard Dress, Mrs. Carl Atkin- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S REGIONAL BANK ... 8 COMMUNITY OFTJCB MIODUETOWN M First Avcnu son and Mrs, Harry Fallon. PARK • RED BANK • MANASQUAN • NORTH ASSURY PARK • FAIR HAVEN OS1-2M0 • .291-0100 A film oo bowling was shows by program cbalnssa Jka Pro- KdMonkKqistcr JIMBISH0P: 4U1 Bra* Stmt, |M tort. If. J. State ttfkwqrtt, Report^

b; HM Red Bank Register Incorporated The Kennedys are regarded as the, most unusual W. HARRY PENMNGTON. President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor first-family in the history of the nation. They Have . M. HAROLD KELLY, General Hunger captured the interest—if not the adrrilrafion-^of the rbcmas J. Bly WUUiun F. Sairfferd and Arthur Z. Kamln FnwkW. Harbour world. Still, if you want to buckle down to the fine Sorwu llgt. Buroun editor semi-colons of first families, we've had some n-ire beau- Member of fiw Associated Press n» juuocutfd rrtu l> •mltud iueliulraij to Ou DM BIT mmbuutm olu IU low Dim ptlnud la t&M ties who did not get the publicity which Hnnpir u mil u til Af om dliMtdun accrues to the Kennedys. Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association Abraham Lincoln was addicted to Member Audit Bureau of Circulation rockers. He .squeaked .through- an entire Tht R»d Bank Ragtiur uiumuliio Buaciti rupwilbUiUu tor tjpofnpblMl imn (a idnnlnmenti, bm M nprlnl wllnout diat|(, Uwt pirt o! u advertUimem IL Milch UU irpoirithlen «rn» occur*. Advirtlnu «ui war. I must admit that no one made a n notiff UM m»nn«m«nt ImatiUttlr c! tar arror artucJi m»r occur. picture of Mrs. Lincoln on water skis. HtU n«wit»p«r twunu no rupjnilDUltlci for •t*ttm«nu ot opium la Utur» tnan IU nation. One Is sure only that there were occa- «u6»:nptlon Prleei la Adnnea («u thtn I moi Par month *L8O U mntat-lll.00 « month*-* ».0O sions when she wasn't on her rocker. 9togl* copj «l eowaft, t tvai* ;; Vagi* eop7 by mill, 10 c«ow » thnJM » monUw-f «.M She heaped vituperation on the White MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1963 nSHOP Hoiise gj^g,. ^ tfp^ tout he threat- ened to. quit, and the President saidsadly: ''Can't you put up for fifteen minutes wdth what I've put up for Long Branch and Mr. Bowen fifteen years?" President Madison was a pretty good hiker. When The Long Branch City Council made mistakes in his position. This the War of 1812 started, and the British landed in Chesapeake Bay, he took to his heels. The fact that our dismissed Richard Bowen from his is to be expected. current Attorney General can walk fifty miles out of position as city manager by a 6 to 3 Mr. Bowen's work was not made Washington hardly compares with Madison's flying vote because, as we understand it, any easier by a divided Long Branch feet. Madison could go. So could Dolly. I defend Robert he became involved in controversies Council which has refused to work Kennedy's right to walk out, but I'd like to know the and could not work harmoniously harmoniously among itself. name of the man who brought him back. with the governing bodyj Some other In the 17 months that Mr. Bowen When Cal Almost Spoke pointless reasons have been given for Calvin Coolidge rode an electric horse through the has been in Long Branch, he has prosperous years of the 1920's. He had a sly streak- Mr. Bowen's ouster—he has a bad buckled down and tried to help give used to cheat by posting. Grace Goodhue Coolidge temper and he has not;; always en- Long Branch the good government never did anything except listen. Just in case Cal joyed good relations with city em- it needs and deserves. Obstacle after opened his mouth. Once he almost said something at ployees and the press, j obstacle, many of an extremely petty New Orleans when Huey Long said: "You and me are It is hard to believe that Mr. nature, have been placed in his path. alike, Cal—Hill Billies." Herbert Hoover -fished the Rapidan through the Bowen could be dismissed from his He has had to step over these and, depression. Taft got all his exercise at the dfaner table job for these ridiculous reasons, at the same time, labor at the . i. and could knock off two dozen oysters for openers. He many of which have been contrived major task of pushing Long Branch These Days; was the only President who had fat he hadn't seen. to damage Mr. Bowen ahd his repu- forward. LETTERS President Grant would knock off a hooker of whiskey and sulk as his Secretary of the Treasury said: "Now tation. There must bej underlying Mr. Bowen has asked for a pub- SCHOOL BUDGET Helping Enemies to live let's try it once more, Mr. President He reason we factors that led to his reinoval. They lic hearing to appeal his suspension. 35 Ardmore Lane By JOHN CHAMBERLAI Strathmore - At - Matawah hoard gold is because it backs up our paper currency. should be brought out iiito the open He said he will not take the easy To the Editor: ; Please repeat it after me and we'll go on to lesson so that responsible Long!; Branch citi- way out by resigning—but will take There is an old saying that hard cases make ba As a new resident of the Strath- number two." law. They also make for cloudy and debatable foreign more community in Matawan, zens can judge for themselves why his record before the people for all have been taking a keen interest Theodore Roosevelt could do better than fifty miles a man of Mr. Bowen's caliber should to see. This is good. policy. in the school and civic affairs < a day, but he required a horse and a hill. He used to suddenly find himself a;3 the scape- The question of whether we should trade wi the Matawan area. I natural stand on the porch yelling "Bully!" as Kermlt and Long Branch, despite the dissen- totalitarian countries offers a prime illustration of ui took particular interest in the goat for that city's marly problems. sion in the governing body ranks, school budget election, ever Theodore and Alice fell out of the White House,trees. certainty about our stance vis-a-vis m though I was not yet eligible Truman a Real Hiker Mr. Bowen, from everything we has made notable progress since it vote at this time. This Septembei tions that are sworn to bury us. To wh, Harry Truman was the best student of history of extent dp we hurt ourselves when wi my son will be starting school am have seen, is a forthright, honest shifted to the council-manager form we are deeply concerned about all the Presidents, but some of the letters he wrote to man. He believes in getting a job of government and hired Mr. Bowen. offer trade or aid to our ideologic the quality of the school he will critics of his daughter's singing will never be published. be attending. done—although, very rjiften, makes It would be unfortunate now to be- enemies? He too was a walker, but he did it without publicity. In the Nineteenth Century, econ There has been conslderab! some enemies in the He has gin moving backward again. discussion among the townsfolk When he was in the mood, he could walk the hind legs omists tried to settle this vexing prob as to Increased.taxes due to the off the Secfet Service men. Jem by recourse to something called th influx of the Strathmore com- Bess Truman never used the services of Oleg Cas- The Lyons Ben; doctrine of comparative advantage, munity. It was a considerable shock to me to discover that sini for fashions. In fact, some of her dresses looked as one stood to get more out of a swa amidst all the grumbling only six though she ran them off on a sewing machine, but then, Nobel Prize Not bough for Steinbeck? thanone's-presumptive enemy, then the answer of th per cent of the registered regioi she was a woman without spurioud flash, and she riever economists was, "Go ahead and trade." al school district voters went to By LEONARD LYONS the polls on Feb. 19. This to me made mad dashes around the world to see if the Hindus Following the old doctrine of comparative ad is the height of apathy. It is were eating properly. visa ... Next month Vice Presi- (EDITOR'S NOTE: Sylvia s East, Heston wants Ustinov vantage, the Canadians have been selling wheat to Rec wonder: to me that the towns- Franklin Roosevelt had a swimming pool put In Porter, who writes the "Yqur to direct a B»V5S for him. dent Johnson will be an honored China. They have argued that this reduces the pressun people who seemingly feel Money's Worth" column usual- One of America's most famous guest, at the Washington recep- strongly about the additional the White House, but he never pushed anybody in It ly found on this page, Is taking psychoanalysts received a com tion by the Austrian Ambassador on the farmers of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, wh taxes will do nothing to investi- He fathered a dizzy group of children who specialized plaint from one of Us patients, for Leinsdorf, now conductor of gate or take part in the enacting : several weeks' rest. Today's to escape being hagridden by surpluses, have to marke in a game called The Divorce of the Week. The silliest substitute column is written by She said she'd visited her son al the Tamed Boston- Symphony Or- of legislation. school, and there met the ana- chestra. much of their product somewhere outside of Canad Leonard Lyons.) I dare say things will be mighty thing F.D.R. did was to phone the White House Cor- lyst's son. "And I must say," she Furthermore, the Canadians point to the indubitab John Steinbeck's Nobel Prizi Edward Albee's next play, the different at the school budget respondents quartet and insist that he was "Mr. Floo- reported, "that your son seems tc Is deemed, by some, as insuf- adaption of Carson McCullers' fact that Red China most do something of a peacefu vote next year. We residents ol be the most neurotic, maladjusted gelheimer, a pickle manufacturer, and I'd like to hire ficient recognition ol his taleni "The Ballad Of The Sad Cafe," nature to produce the goods which they trade for th Strathmore feel deep concern foi He received a call asking It he'll child I've ever seen". Thi will be produced by Lewis Allen the betterment of our community. your quartet for my radio program." f wHeat The two-way necessities of trade keep Rec agree to accept an award doctor replied: "I m a good ana- . . . Elisabeth Bergner may re- For example, at one ol the first Today, anyone who hasn't been pushed, fully Literary-FaUier-Of-The-Year . lyst. I never said I Was a good turn to N. Y. this spring in the Chinese workers busy mining tungsten or making fab meetings of the Strathmore civic clothed, into Ethel Kennedy's swimming pool is auto-s No, thank you, said Steinbeck father." German version of "Dear Liar." rics, which are discharged harmlessly into the stream group, more than 300 persons at- She just recevied the coveted matically off the touch-football team. They were will- ... Ten minutes later the man Jose Quintero, staging the Act- of overseas commerce. The workers whose time an tended, and many of these people called again: Would be accept or's Studio revival of "Strange Schiller Prize in Germany were residents for less than one ing to push Hoffa in, but he had to promise not to coMe "Hie Big Award—the Father-Qf Interlude," may have the pre- Susan Kohner is TV-taping a energy are thus tied/up in producing for export are no month. These 300 persons repre- up. Today we have a Peace Corps which is doing great The-Year? ... No, thank you, 1 miere's curtain go up at 1:30 Dylan Thomas play. In June the available to make munitions or to serve in the army sented a very large percentage replied. p.m. ... Mike Nichols will, di young actress will play the cov- of the new community and in- work all over the world, and soon (here will be more red "Barefoot In The Park" al eted role of "St. Joan" at the So Canada, If this line of reasoning is accepted, doe; '7 The next day Steinbeck rii- dicated to me a sincere concern men in it than in the U.S. Army. Bucks County this spring. The Vancouver Festival. not help to build up Red China's war potential by sell _y>celved another call offering i of the part of the Strathmore play Is by Neil Simon, who wrote Dignity and Short Temper • prize. It concerned his most rf Advice For Critics ing Mao Tse-tung some of its excess supply of whea residents to make Matawan a "Come Blow Your Horn" Dwight D. Eisenhower brought dignity and a short cent book "Travels With Char- Theodore Kheel, who helped better place to live in. Jules Feiffer, the cartoonist, has . Redoubtable Isbrandtsen ' lie"—a report about his long trip settle the dock strike and now is Sincerely, temper to the White House. He used to drum his fingers written his first povel, '.'Harry, through America, to rediscover involved in the N. Y. newspaper This doctrine of comparative advantage was seizec Mrs. Douglas E. Angus, Jr, The Rat With Women" . . . Jane on the clean blotter, get up and walk into the secre- Ills native land. He made the trip strike, is one of the ablest spe- upon a decade ago by the redoubtable Danish-Amer Fonda will star In the film ver- tarial office and ask Mass Ann Whitman: "Haven't you accompanied only by his dog, cialists in this unique field. It sion of "Sunday In New York." can, Hans Isbrandtsen of the Isbrandtsen shipping lines NEED HELP got anything for me to dictate?" He was the only Presi- Charlie. The Dog Writers of involves experience in labor-man- when ne insisted on running Chiang Kai-shek's block 8 Franciscan Way America now were offering Stein- In 1938 Erich Leinsdorf was agement problems, psychological Hazlet, N. J. dent subjected to a withdrawal of an already accepted beck a prize for the Best Dog visiting here, under his Austrian approaches and patience ade of the Yangste River port of Red Shanghai. Th The following letter has been nvitation for a state visit to Japan. He was the only Book of The Year. passport. When Hitler's Ansch- When Arthur Goldberg came' to story if Isbrandtsen's career in trading with everybod mailed to the Township Com- luss swallowed Austria, Leinsdorf ne ever to attend a summit meeting (Paris) and find Steinbeck said his book hadnjt settle the musicians strike at the and anybody, without benefit of subsidies or specia mittee of Raritan Township. been about a dog. Oh, they knew needed help to be permitted to re- Metropolitan Opera, he was Please publish it. that the-other summit (Khrushchev) wouldn't speak that, said the caller. The main in the USA. Lyndon John- a^ed,. "\yi,at ^11 you do, split favor of any kind, is dramatically told in a book Charles R. Pletzner o him. they were offering him was son, then a young congressman, tthe difference between them?" James Dugan, "American Viking," that will be pub PETITION helped Leinsdorf obtain a U.S, He was also the only President who had dinner, the fiction category of Best-Dog- Goldberg replied: "That lished sometime next week. Isbrandtsen, a free tradei Block 68-M Lot 11 would be a cheesy way to .settle "Harlet Mall Center" with his wife and mother-in-law, in the middle of the Book. of the "Adam Smith party," justified carrying cotton Two Names Help strike." 'ownshlp Committee pstairs hallway. The White House Is_ a place where CARMICHAEL Pharmaceuticals, sugar, soap, candles and kerosene intc Haritan Township Hall T.V. Soong left here to fly tj> Hope Hampton suffered a bro- he unusual becomes usual. Andrew Johnson showed Formosa, his first visit to the ken rib, in moving furniture at Red Shanghai on the ground that they weren't contra- 19 Middle Road Hazlet, N.J. p potted at Lincoln's second inaugural and was never Island. His brother-in-law, H. A her Park Ave. home. She band of war. The goods that were brought out in ex- Koong, also flew there—for js shrugged it off: "The Twist is Gentlemen: mown to drink again. . ••.... private, family session .about, the ut, anyway. I don't need my change included Red Chinese coal needed for warmth We need your help again! Martin Van Buren wrote letters to editors telling dynasty ruled by Chiang-Kai- ribs for the Bossa Nova." and factory fuel by our friendly ally, Japan, then under We are concerned with the ag- ravation of possible added noise, hem what to write about his fights with the Congress. shek, their brother-in-law . .-jj, Claude Dauphin will return to the tutelage of General Douglas MacArthur. Chiang submitted to major sur- Broadway in April, after his suc- dirt and danger to all of us by Vbigail Adams denounced all critics of her husband. gery in Michigan recently cessful run in "Hedda Gabler" The trouble with the doctrine of comparative ad eason of the location and pro- Vndrew Jackson married a woman who forgot to get Faye Emerson will co-star with . . Norman Rockwell painted vantage is that it doesn't clearly apply in the age ol posed use of buildings and land Martin Gabel in Irwin Shaw's cover-photo of Jack Benny, for se.on the above property, which divorce from her first husband. William Henry Har« total warfare and the "nation in arms." Assuming tha inds on our tract some 600 feet, "Children At Their Games" . .j, the Sat: Eve. Post. It will appear son was elected on the most pointless of slogans: Maurice Chevalier grossed over it is our policy to force Mao Tse-tung to do our wil tod which use will have a direct the week Benny opens his con- 'Log cabins and hard cider" and lived only 31 days as $50,000 a week in his one-man cert-show at the Ziegfeld Theater ffect on about 15 homes within In such matters as releasing American fliers who are 90 feet of said properly, and an ! show at the Ziegfeld. in N. Y. President. ; ; still being held captive in Red Chinese prison camps, dlrect effect on all 70 homes in The N. Y. dress-designers now To my way of thinking, the Kennedys are almost S. N. Behrman, author Of every bit of western wheat that helps the Chinese Com- lur development, > "Lord Pengo," the play starring ire all exhibiting their new lines. We plead surprise with regard lormal ... • Charles Boyer, recently dined at Vlollie Parnis, in asking her staff munists to keep their underlying population under sub i the nature and extent of the the White House. Mention was 'or opinions, passed on to them servient control works to our comparative disad- imposed project. We consider lesson from her first boss: YOU'D THINK HE COULD SHAKE THE TAILGATE* made of the $2 million advance vantage. Isbrandtsen's argument for free trade with at the notice by the .applicant sale for the musical, "Mf. "Presi- Never make a criticism unless not adequate notice in that It dent." JFK asked the reason for you also have a suggestion for an Communist Shanghai failed to satisfy anti-Communists oes not comply with Article XV such an advance, and Behrmah .mprpvement;" who hoped to crack Mao Tse-tung's hold on the Chinese 4d (4) which makes tt mandatory said it was the combination it in 1949 and 1950. And the Isbrandtsen type of argu- hat applicant for variance*refer two names—"Irving Berlin's, and i the notice to the specific pro- yours." Men of Parish to Serve ment, when advanced by Canadjans to justify selling isjon of the ordinance Involved In fact, Behrman added, for a At Tomorrow's Supper wheat to the Red Chinese in 1963, fails to satisfy the nd shall exactly set forth — the letalls of the variance that Is while he was considering titling FAIR HAVEN - Men of the anti-Communists of today. The argument that free his own play, "First Lady." "J pplied for. -. >arish of the Church of the Holy didn't," he said, "because there trade creates peace parties behind enemy lines just is no First Lady in my show." Jommunlon,' River Rd. and doesn't hold water in an age of totalitarian dictators. We believe that the applicant Henry Fonda will play «fe ch St., will cook and serve ld furnish all details as,,to On the Boycotters' Side extent of services: at the in- President in the film-version (if omorrow night at the church's Personally, since I want to see the government of eated "automotive supply "Fall-Safe," the best selling no< innual Shrove Tuesday Pancake el. Sidney Lumet expects to Mao Tse-tung collapse, I tend to be on the side of the HOPS" and "hardware - lumber [upper. pply store," together with start filming it April 15 boycotters who would deny the Red Chinese any and Cole Porter says that as he groWs Between six and eight p.m. ifinlte information as to number older he can compose melodijs jancakas. will be served with all materials. Yet I realize that the free traders have d nature of other stores or in the manner he always did-i- sausage, fruit and beverages. The an argument on their side. If, for strategic purposes, lops to be built,on said,lot., We believe that the "applicant but it's the lyrics that create k committee is headed Jointly' by we really do need tungsten from China or manganese oroMem ... Chsrlton HesWn '-- Charles •'-—•••- ihould be ordered to ierro ads- ' Ustinov bid their ro- Soviet Russia, tha doctrine of comparative ad- ite'notice, to all parties don- g-Monday, Feb. 25, J963 ^^jSKrlei ipective beard* together tt Sir- atr. Th» puW.'c f> welcome, vantage mu*t tell us to trade. (Sea LETTERS, Page 7> L -WCBS-TV Channel 1. _WA8CTV RED BAKK KEGISTER Jfonday; Feb. 25, 1963-7 Three Top .WNBC-TV Channel I _W0R-TV TELEVISION'S; -WNEW'TV Channel U. _WPDWV Students At MONDAY AFTERNOON . MONDAY EVENING 4-Sermonette-rReliglon Top Mime Discusses CM -• ••••••,.••••./ Htm-:..;". • -, Raritan High mm 7-N«ws 2-CoIlege of the Air 2-Love Of Life-Serial " 11—Three Stooges—Russell 4—Continental Classroom RARITAN TOWNSHIP -Mlch- 4—Your First Impreiilon 13-Whafs New-Children 1:10 Art That Spellbinds ele Nice, Linda Ward and Judith 7-Ernle Ford-Variety 8:15 2—Sunrise Semester Singer have been listed on the &—Fireside Theatej 7-Weather 4—Continental Classroom By HARVEY PACK Lincoln Center. Marceau will not Raritan Township High School as 7:00 13—Russian For Beginners 6:20 > Victor Borge brings his see the program because he is magna cum laude, indicating 2—News and Weather 1 B;K 7—Sports—Howard Casell brand of humor to ABC tonlgh currently performing his magic that they have received no grade 2—News—Reasoner 1:25 •-Today—Hugh Downs less than five (equivalent to A.). 7—Capsule Comment 7—Early Bird Cartoons as the Inimitable Danish down|on an Australian tour. I asked U:JJ him whether audience reactions In total, 48 pupils made the 3—Search For Tomorrow «:» 7:03 makes his annual trip to the TV honor roll, cum laude, with no 5—Call To Prayer—Religion bank. His guest star Is Marcel vary from country to country. .4—Truth Or Consequences—Qull 4—Local News—Gabe Pressman "Of course not. My performance grades lower than fours and fives. 5—Cartoons—Tom Gregory 5-Mlckey Mouse Club 7:15 Marceau, the French pantomim- 1st whose genius has breathed is not topical. A portrait of a man They • are seniors Nancy Ma- 7—Fathe^.maMr Know,ms Best—Serie^»,rl «s 7—News—Ron Cochran 5—News mond, Rose Infante, Joseph Maf-,ij_R ity And His Friends life into the ancient art of Mime. walking agjlmt the wind conveys SMWemor0C y Lane—Joe Franklin U—Yogi Bear—Cartoons 7:10 the same message to a Russian fey, Lynne Schappert, JoluvShay-!13__Mu,|c interlude 13—Profile: New Jersey 5—Columbia Lectures "I did not choose Mime be- ner, Woodrow Sullivan and Eileen Gov. R. J. Hughes 7—Newt cause I cannot talk," explained at it does to an American. One 12:4i the articulate Marceau during a of my most famous Mlmodramajs Suriano. 2-Guldfog Light-Serial 6:40 8:00 Juniors, Patricia Erlcksbn, Ar- 4-Weather 2—Captain Kangaroo rehearsal break. He had Just fin-is a summation of all men as H—Merry Mailman—Children they face Youth, Maturity, Old lene Galetti, Sandra Ann Hunt, 12:50 '«:« 5—Sandy Becker—Children ished a one-hour run-through with Christine Loparo, Jose Pereze, ll-News 2—News—Robert Trout 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons Borge of a routine that will beJAgfe and Death. This Is universal Susan Sahli, Madeline Schenzin- 12:55 4-News~Huntley - Brinkley 8:30 seen on tonight's program. Borge not political." er, Pamela Salomon and Dlan« 4—News—Ray Scherer 7—Focus On The News ' 7-Q. T. Hush plays the piano and Marcel ac- Whlnfield. 7:00 . 8:45 companies him on an imaginary Have you seen that commer- Sophomores, Stephen Berko- 1:00 4—Biography—Documentary 7—King And Odle—Cartoons violin. "Pantomime is the mosi cial where the guy talks to his vicz, Norman Bulka, Jame, 2—Women's Page challenging of all the theatrical bride while shaving and explains 4-Leave It To The Girls 5—Outlaws—Western 8:50 FAMOUS PAINTER — Artist Salvador Dal!, with cane, Doyle, Michael Doyle, Janet 7—Ann Sothern—Comedy 9—News and Weather arts," continued Marceau. "When why his skin isn't blotchy any who will be the celebrity guest on "I've Got A Secret" Goldstein, Jacqueline Holds, Jan- 5—Cartoons I tuned my violin Victor com- more? Wen, lt proves that it 7—Answering Service—Panel 9—Merrytoon Circus 13-News Monday, Fab. 25, 8:00-8:30 p.m., EST, on the CBS Tel- ice Holub, Nancy Hunt, Louise 11—News—Kevin Kennedy 8:35 mented that a violinist would not doesn't pay to shave your whole Infante, Doris Mahon, Lynn 11—Ramar Of The Jungle 13—Russian For Beginners do it that way, but pantomime re- face. This joker leaves a good eviiion Network, pos.es with the program's regular pan- 13—Fun At One—Children 9—Almanac Newsreel MoenCh, Eileen Shannon, Mary 7:10 9:00 lies on exaggerated gestures to part of his face unshaved and elists Bets Myerson, left, Betsy Palmer and Henry Mor- Wire, Jill Wyan and Ruth Yan- 1:25 5—News 2-Weather 2—Life Of Riley-Comedy tell its story." A false"movemeiit|then wipes off the sponsor's doli. may often have more reality, cream with a towel. But his bride gan. . 1:30 ll-Loca] News 4—Trouble With Father Freshmen, JoAnn Balsamo, Pa- 7:15 7—Funny Manns and the way I do it even the still sighs about how smooth he tricia Brennan, Kathleen Cam 2—As The World Turns 5-Film-Up The River-1938- 2-News 9—Jack La Lanne violinist will accept it as the ha> shaved. Patricia Coughlin, Joanne Angel • -. • 7:25 "• 11—Operation Alphabet tuning of the Instrument." Somebody obviously goofed, but Diane Greiner, James Lewis, Preston Foster—85 Min. the mall has poured in from view- 9-Star And Story Il-Weather 13—Profile: New Jersey Marcel, who is also an accom- TV Key Previews Terry McNight, Sandra Reichen- 7:10 9:15 plished painter, believes that ers who have noted the mistake 1>ach, David Renz, Patricia Shaf- U-Global Zobel-Travel 13-New York Metropolis 2—To Tell The Truth 5-News pantomime must Interpret move-land the sponsor is delighted. In Tonight's top television shows fer, Joanne Sihler, Loften Swang- 4-Fllm-King Of The Khyber 9:30 ment and not copy it. "The paint- fact, they now claim they did it 1 er and Ruth Quinn. 1:45 as previewed and selected by TV 4—News Rifles-1954—Tyrone Power- 3—Our Miss Brooks er Who copies a photo is noton purpose. Key's staff of experts who attend 1:50 2Hrs. 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers considered an artist, and I ap- As for the neglectful shaver, rehearsals, watch screenings, and TV Key 13—Careers Unlimited 7—Dakotas—Western 5—Topper—Comedy proach my own art with that he's supposedly getting a screen 9—Film—Revolt Of The tartars 7—Gale Storm—Comedy basic concept. Every gesture mint test for his mistake. My inform- analyze scripts in New York and 4(1 ult School 2:00 Hollywood. -1960-2 Hrs. 9FiIBdId195S be understood for I must creattj ants tell me his name Is Chris 2—Password—Allen Ludden 11—Checkmate—Mystery Robert Mitchum-90 Min. people without people and propi George, he attended the Univer- Mailbag 4—Merv Griffin—Variety THE LUCY SHOW. Sure-fire Registration 13—Books For Our Time 11—Comedy Party without props. True pantomime sity of Miami and Is a very suc- 7—Day In Court-Drama 8:00 13—Parlons Fiancais II cessful male model. laughs as Lacy and Vivian take, By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Wublic Arts Is universal because the style of 2—I've Got a Secret <:« man never really changes, and judo lessons to protect themselves Question—What has ahappenec Is Starting 11—Divorce Court—Drama against prowlers. The gym 5—Tightrope—Police 4-News that's one reason why the early to Dick Clark's acting career? Al- NEW SHREWSBURY - Park- 2:10 scenes with Lucy throwing a man 13—Places In the News 8:30 13-Wonder Of Words Chaplin films are not dated." LETTERS to the floor simply can't miss, though my columnists have made ing space for 150 additional cars 2—Lucille Ball—Comedy 10:00 One-Man Show Is available at Monmouth Region- 2:25 (Continued) and.her attempts at imitating fun of his association with 7—News ' 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery 2—Calendar—Reasoner Marceau's one-man show Is al School. 4—Say When—Art James the Judo teachers using shouts "American Bandstand," his per- 2:S0 7—Rifleman—Western collection of comic and dramatic jcerned, In compliance with the According to principal Thomas 11—One Step Beyond 5—Film—Man at Large (1941) pantomimes which naturally|ordinance. Many of the owners and tricky finger movements are formance in the movia "The 2—House Party-Art Llnkletter Just grand. 8:30 p.m. CBS. J. Bradshaw, it is expected that 13—Museum Open House (80 min.) transcend language barriers and to be affected by the proposed the increased parking facilities 7—Seven Keys—Jack Nan Young Doctors" last year was 9-Film-Bandido-195$- 9:10 7—Susie—Comedy hold audiences spellboundprojec. . t ha_d no knowledg. .__e of the DANNY THOMAS. Jose Jimen- quite good I thought. I'd think he will attract applicants to the Re- 2—Danny Thomas—Comedy Il-Ed Allen-Exercise throughout the world. "Tetevl-lplans of the applicant until the gional Adult School when in- Robert Mitchum-90 Min. 10:DS ez, the elevator operator, returns would guest star on some of the 13—Time Now For Music 5—Cain's Hundred—Drama slon can ruin pantomime," said hearing itself, at which late time, person registration is held to- 7—Victor Borge—Special 13—Experiences In English to help the Williams kids raise |TV series.-Wrs. H. K, Sagi- 2:50 Marcel, "because bad camera the ownem could not properly • little loot. He comes up with morrow and Wednesday, 11—I Search For Adventure 10:20 work can destroy the illusion. defend their constitutional rights. naw, Mich. ' Since completion of the fall se- 13—Music Interlude the brilliant idea of running guid- 2:55 13—Great Decisions 1963 7—News I've been very lucky. I won an In tna event tbst you do not mester, the school driveway and 10:25 ed toon through the Williams Answer — Clark has sot let any 4-News 9:30 Emmy award in 1956 for a Maxagree that the applicant should apartment and, nautrally, runs in- grass grow under his feet in tbservice area have been complete- 2—Andy Griffith-Comedy 4-News Llebman spectacular, but theyjserve notice again, then please ly- paved. 5-News to trouble. It really doesn't mat- past year. la addition to his 3:00 4—Art Unkletter 13—Science Corner should have given the award to arrange some meeting at 'which Art additional attraction will be 10:30 ter what the story line is. Jose! "American Bandstand" chores, 2—To Tell The truth—Panel 9—Maverick—Western the camer director. The man I'm I we may more properly present and his dialogue provide the fun[he also does a syndicated two 4—Loretta Young—Drama 11—Frontiers. Of Knowledge 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy working 'with on this show Is also our side of the matter. Such as they always do In Jimenez hour disc Jockey radio show. He *L 5—Doorway To Destiny 10:00 4—Play Your Hunch excellent ... he understands meeting, if possfole, should be shows. 9 p.m. CBS. has also gone into the real estate headed by Councilman Daniel J. 1—Queen For A Day 2—Loretta Young 7-Girl Talk-Virginia Graham Mime." had before tbe Zoning Board re- and soft drink bottling business. Arnold. 11-How To Marry A Millionaire 4—Dave Brinkley's Journal 11—Film—Too Late For Tears— Marcel has played behind the [ports favorably on the'appllcatlon As for his acting, he recently Included are courses In bridge, 5—Deputy—Western 1949—Dan Duryea, Lizabeth Iron Curtain and, as the Pied for variance. It may bs too late VICTOR B0RGE SHOW. When 13-News . Scott—SO Min. Victor Borge has a bright script completed a pilot film called art, dancing, typing, shorthand, 3:15 7—Ben Casey—Drama Piper of this difficult art, he hap-after such a finding. "Kincaid," in which, he plays a languages, securities, reading 11—True Adventure 10:45 pily notes that many pantomime with short, clipped lines, and acts U-Music Interlude 13—Parlons Francais II We thank you in advance for that don't run past their prime, social worker. This may be shown and golf. Among the more un- 5:25 13—World at Thirteen companies are springing up Inany courtesy extended. he's a delightful comic personal as a "Stoney Burke" episode lat- usual offerings are accounting 2—News—Douglas Edwards 10:30 11:00 his wake. "But Italy , . . where Yours very truh/, for non-accountants, fencing and 2—Stump The Stars 2—McCoys—Comedy Mime was born . . . has no Itv. Tonight, he's not only go' er this season. If the pilot is sold, 3:30 Charles R. Pletaer the script, but he's blessed withClark will be back on network gourmet cooking. 4—New York Illustrated 4-Price Is Right company," he added. "Panto- President Registration hours are from 7 2—Millionaire—Drama 5—Dragnet—Police 7—Jane Wyman—Drama mime has suffered because there the help of Marcel Marceau, theITV as the star ol his own eve- 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial, Raritan Village "incomparable mime," and Phil-Mag, show as well as the host to 9 p.m.' at the higft school on 9—Keyhole—Documentary 9—Playhouse 60 are no actual records of the great Homeowner! J 5-Mr. District Attorney ' 11—How To Marry A Millionain 13—Time Now For Music ... artists of the past. They were un- harmonic Hall In -Lincoln Center of the afternoon teenage dancing Ttnton Ave ' '. ' 7—Who Do You Trust? of RaritanTwp. tor-background. The whole ...show] show. 13—Computer 11:20 .< able, to pass;;: BRANCH - MaJ. Gen,5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons 7—News-Bill Shadel studied by others tilficent pantomimic skill as a cir-have watched him week after 9—Film—See 7; 30 p.m. 2—Pete And Gladys—Comedy even improved." past week or so at the Boy Stuart S. Hoff, commanding Gen, 7—American Bandstand 4r-Concentration—H. Downs cus performer, and his silent duet week on hisown show. He's Fort- Monmouth; Capt. R. F. 9—Buccaneers 11—News—Kevin Kennedy As a boy' in France he was in-Scouts celebrated their 53d birth- with Borge at the piano and Mar- 13—Professionally Speaking- 5—Romper Room spired by the films of Chaplin, day. |probably one of the most untal- Stultz, commanding officer, Lake- 11—Bozo The Clown 7—Yours For A Song ceau handling the violin; a wild ented TV personalities I've ever hurst Naval Air Station, and Lt.[3-Chiidren Growing First of a series. This week'] Keaton, Langdon and Laurel and Someone told us the other day bit of musical pyrotechnics be- seen. His singing voice makes me topic is "Medicine." Guest is 11:40 Hardy. He enrolled in dramatic that the Scouts in Monmouth Col. Herbert H. Lewis,. USAF, 4:30 13-Places In the News tween Borge and pianist Leonid want to Join a local opera com- commanding officer, Highlands Dr. Rod Heller of Sloan- school in 1948 and within three County seem to enjoy Boy Scout Hambro: and some -wonderful 2-Edge Of Night-Serial Kettering Inst. for Cancer 11:50 years he had formed his Week on a, year 'round basis, pany and I'm a monotone. — Air Force Station, are; among 4—Make Room For Daddy 'Com- ribbing of Philharmonic Hall, Mrs, L. D., Monroe, Conn. the military officials who have Research. II—Meriy Mailman—Children pagnle de Mime Marcel Mar- and this Is probably (roe. We Leonard Bernstein's influence on 5—Felix And The Wizard have developed a wonderful Answer — The mere fact that accepted invitations to the Hth7—Discover} '63-Chlldren 11:10 ceau," the only pantomime con* the neighboring children, and you watched Godfrey on his ownannual USO Pal Dinner, to be 4-Weather jpany in th« world., of Scout leaden and It is 9—Chubby Jackson—Cartoons with their help that Scouts have more. 9 p.m. ABC. TV show week after week should held la Hi Henry Inn Monday, 1—Cartoon Zoo 5—Film-nJungle Patrol-1948— MOVIE TIMETABLE lean tour was In 1956 when tell you why personalities like March 11. 13—American Economy 41) Min. RED BANK he won the Emmy, and he haaccomplishes d so much. DAVID BRINKLEVS JOUR- him don't really need singing, The featured speaker will be 7—Local News CARLTON- been a standing room attraction The Annual report of Monmouth 4:55 11—Steve Allen in the United States ever since. NAL. Brinkley opens his inter- dancing or comedy talents tb Robert F. X. OKeefe, special 7—American Newsstand T«rm Of Trial 2:0O; 7:0O; 9:20. Council, Boy Scouts of America, view of Astronaut John H. Glenn make it big. In my opinion, Dur- agent with the FBI Newark of- 11:15 ' LONG BRANCH An Emmy Winner recently released is enclosed. Jr. with the query: "It's been a wood Kirby falls into this cate- fice. 5:110 4—News BARONET- At rehearsal, Borge, an Emmy We will not plan to write this y«ar now. How has it been be- gory and he's one of the viewers' 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 11:20 Reptlllcus 3:29; 7:00; 9:60; Warrlon winner himself, was obviously fas- into a story. If you want to Mr. Ralph J. Damiano, Pal 4-News Fiv« 2:00; 8:30. ing a great national hero?" From] current TV favorites. Dinner committee chairman, has 2—Film-Comrade X-1940— ASBURY PARK cinated by his guest star. Mar have a feature writer on your there on in, the familiar charm- urged area citizens to participate 7—Financial News Clark Gable,. Hedy Lamarr— eel was still appearing on stage staff develop this please do not 9—Zoorama—San Diego LYRIC- # in this affair. The purpose of the 1 Hr. 45 Min. Weit aids Starr 3:00; 7:00; 9:19, n New York at the time and thehesitate to do so. big, modest, yet • straighWronv Question — What was Kim No- 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons the-shoulder personality of Colo- vak's first movie? I could swear Pal Dinner, he said, is to pro- 7—Film—Letter To Three Wives MAYFAIR- •ehearsal was being sandwiched Your help in bringing Boy mote and maintain cordial rela- 13—Once Upon A Day—Children —1949—Jeanne Craine, Linda! Bofi Of F!ul*«r 1-M; 7:M; 8:30. In between a matinee and eve-Scou' t news to the attention of net Glenn shows Its candid self I saw her in an old "B" mur- 5:05 NEPTUNE CtTY '«nce more, and the result Is a der mystery with Kent Taylor] ions between the members of Darnell—2 Hrs. Inlng performance. Every time; the people in Monmoutb County the armed forces stationed in 7—1 Married Joan—Series 11:30 NEPTUNE CITY— they went through their violin- Is appreciated. Although our pleasant half hour of comment which must have been - made hi 5:25 Diamond Head 7:35; «MO, ilano duet there was a suggestion on "being in the public eye." the thirties.-Mrs. J. F., Morris- his area and the local communi- 4—Johnny Carson record is rather good there is ties. The dinner pays recogni- .1-Rocky And His Friends 13—Religion in the News 'torn one tb the other which was still a great deal to do to keep rfcer* are no startling revelations town, N. J. 5:30 North of Red Bank talked out and eventually eased but plenty of good sound sense. Answer — Before you start tion to the sacrifices made byj 12:40 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 'pace with the county's growth. our military personnel and has2—Film—Million Dollar Baby— .1—News ,TLANTIC- 'nto the routine. "Victor Is teach- We need and appreciate your co- (Color) 10 p.m. NBC. swearing, I think you ought to 1940) Ronald Regan—75 Min. ng me how to handle music," know that Miss Novak wasn't received wide community support! 12:50 F»ilod 01 Adjustment 7:00: 9:00. operation. In the past, Mr. Damiano said. 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 5—News HAZLET Marcel told me. "Mima and mu- TONIGHT. Johnny Carson has even eight years old when the 7-Highway Patrol-Police sic have much In common. Each Thank you. John Bubbles along tonight, and thirties ended. She was born in Tickets may be purchased from 1:00 LOEW'S DRIVE-IN- Sincerely, 9-Film—The Men—1950— 4-News Cwtoon 7:00; aim, airli, aim 7:07:In its own way must make the a find of his, singer Lucia Haw- 1933. Her first film was called any member of the Long Branch 10:JO; strategic Air Commaid 9:00. Invisible visible." Monmouth Council, "Pushover'1 and her co-star was USO committee, or by contacting Marlon Brando—90 Min. 5—Filna—It Happened In kins. Also, Jackie Mason and Car- 11—Popeye—Cartoons PERTH AMBOY Boy Scouth of America mel Quinn appear to round out TV's three sons' favorite dad, the USO office, 133 Chelsea Ave. Flatbush-1942-Lloyd Nolan HAJESnC- The program was taped at Phil- J. Fred Billett the entertainment crew. (Color) Fred MacMurray. Each ticket purchased entitles a 90 Min. We>t Sida Story 2:30; I:3S; 8:40. harmonic Hall in New York's Scout Executive 11:15 p.m. NBC. serviceman to attend the dinner Theater I—Almanac Newsreel EDISON (For an answer to your ques- as a guest. In order that a suf- 1:05 MENLO PARK CINEMA- Buying or selling? Use thtioe n about any TV program or ficient number of servicemen Boxscore 2—News Son Ot Flubbor 2:00: 9:00; 7:20; S:09. may attend, all reservations 4-Headllne MONTCLAIR Register Classified for qucik re- actor, write to Steven H. Scheuer, NEW YORK (AP) - The thea- CLAIRIDGE- sults.—Advertisement. TV Key Mailbag, c/o this paper.) ihould be made prior to Wednes- 9—News and Weather Wonderful World of tha Brotben day, March 6. r critics disagreed about "The 1:15 arlmm S:0O. Heroine," last week's single 2—Film-Smart Girl—1935—Ida ihow opening. CARLTON 'I?, There's no Trick to Having Ex- Luplno—85 Min. BANK ra Cash. You Get It Fast When Two of the newspaper review- 1:20 ELECTROCOTE ers approved, including the 7—News SH 1.9690 NOW Hani WED. fou Use The Register Classified. Times' representative who de- 1:25 WHITE ENAMEL —Advertisement. cribed it as "a prankish, racy 7-Film-Guest Wite-1945- i|comedy.'' Three other appraisers Claudette Colbert—1 Hr. 45 Laurence Oilier Sinus Sfprel were downbeat, including the Min. THE GIANT STORY AlUMINUM agent for the Post who classed 1:35 OF MODERN COMBINATION it "a mild little fabrication/ 4—Sermonette—Religion Two did not file an opinion. Be- 2:05 Jmkics SPECIAL cause of the local newspaper 4—13th Hour—Drama WINDOWS blackout, reports were broadcast 2:40 on radio and TV. The Associated 2-News HESTON MIMIEUX Press said: "Frantic rather than I WINNER SPBOIkLmum VOnCE FILM FEST1WU.1B6» "] ONLY 19" PORTABLE 2:50 _ GE-ORGE FRANCE funny, flip rather than clever," 2—Give Us This Day The play by Frank Tarloff TUESDAY MORNING CHAKIRIS NUYEN concerns a wife who hires a call- 5:45 _ JAMIS 95 girl to restore her spouse's ego. 2—Previews Kay Medford, Murray Hamilton 5:50 DARREN STARTS FRIDAY and Joe Silver top the cast that 2—Give Us This Day-Religion TONY CURTIS each was directed by Larry Arrick. 14 5:55 WALT DISNEY'S >4 D Now add s luxury touch 16 your home with these Setting by Charles Brandon; cos- 2—News • a maintenance-free white aluminum combination windows. tumes by Mary McKlnley. Pro-; "SON OP FLUBBER" Co Hit Won't crack, peel or blister — never needs painting, duced by Philip Rose, "PRESSURE POIW" cleans easily with soap and water, 2-tUt, weather Opening of "Hey You, Light stripped; An excellent value at this low price. Man," at the off-Broadway LYRIC BARONET NEW Mayfair, was postponed from DRIVE IN • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY NOW AT POPULAR PRICES Feb. 20 to March 1 because of a »ll»fll OHNM4-MOV is A* 7,6o| "REPT1UCUS" Daily & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. , casting change. SUNDAYS OhLV-OrtN SJ0-M0V1UAT Mol INTACT - UNCUT Wed. and Frl.'til » PJW. "•TwnomtyHY MI m imutint mm MI II n ll|M JLIgjk | "Between Yanko'i * ReusslUes" ff& SCIALFA TV Two shows eloaed: "Lorenio" at the Plymouth, and "The Fire- PHE5LEY "WEST SIDE STORY" "WARRIORS 8" & Appliance Co. inHALWALLISi D bugs" at the Maidman. PAMMsmr 707 BROADWAY "BtrtPIehir.ofHi.YMr" IGIRLS! GIRLS! GIBLS!1| nirauCKW WEST LONG BRANCH Los Angeles Angel pitchers : completed only 23 games last ST. JAMES "THE L0H6EST DAr 32 Brood St SHwtystdt 1-7500 Red Bank season, low figure In the Ameri- DIAMOND HEAD CA 9-0200 Reserved Seat Policy . can League, Minnesota pitchers FBEEIKCUITOJtSI [ [ led with 53 complete efforts. IliWifilHiiHlflflWBHf . i 8-Moadiy, FA. 25, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Alida Travers Is Bride W. I Lake RED BANK - St. James Cath- veil headpiece matched her gown Bendlx Corporation, Red Bank olic Church was the setting here and she also carried an old-fash- Division, Eatontown. | Married Saturday for the marriage of ioned bouquef of violets, The bridegroom Is an alumnus Miss Alida Eucharia Traverj, Of St. Mary's High School, Perth Best man was William Bauer, daughter of Jerome Leo Travers, Amboy, and St. Francis College, In Maine St. Mary's, JPa. Ushers were 35 LeRoy PI., and the late Mrs. Lore'tto, Pa. He is a sales rep- James Clark and Gerald Paster- PORTLAND, Maiae - MIM Marie Labrecque Travers, to resentative for National Cash nak of Perth Amboy. Frances Doughty, daughter of Donald Stephen Masyada, son of Register Co., New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Doughty, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Masyada The bride is a graduate of Red On their return from a New Cape Elizabeth, and William J. of 305 Hall Ave., Perth Amboy. Bank Catholic High School and York wedding trip, the couple Lake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- The marriage was solemnized is an executive secretary for the will make their home in Keyport, ard take, Richard PI., Ea»t at a Nuptial Mass. Msgr. Emmett Keansburg. N. J. were married A. Monahan, pastor, officiated at At Lincroft Meeting Feb. 1$ at a Nuptial Mass in the double ring ceremony and St. Domlnick's Catholic Church* was celebrant of the Mais. Mrs. The bride wore a white flipper Georgia V. Mason was organist utin gown with chapel train, and Michael B.ergln, soloist. A Program on Antiques scalloped neckline and full-length reception followed in the Old Un- ileeves. Her finger tip veil wat ion House, Red Bank. LINCROFT — Guest Night was partment will sponsor a creative attached to a pill box hat. She The bride was givn in marriage held by the Lincroft Woman's writing contest for. the second carried a prayer book with a by her father. She wore a long Club at a meeting here last week year. Students in the fourth, fifth Miss LWs M. Wells white orchid. In the fire house. Mrs. Harry De and sixth grades in St. Leo the sleeved bell sheath of imported Miss Carol Lanpher, Cape Eliz- Samper, president, spoke on the Great and Lincroft Schools and Italian satin. Her veil of imparted abeth, was bridesmaid. She wore Italian hand scalloped lace was activities, aims and accomplish- the sixth, grade in Thompson Plan April ments ol the club. School are eligible. Mrs. Clifford a mint green street-length gown worn mantilla fashion over a sat- of silk organza, and a crown of in crown headpiece. She carried A program on the collecting ol Clark and Mrs. William O'Brien antiques was presented by Wil- are in charge. The department Wedding ivy leaves and carried an old- an old-fashioned bouquet of white fashioned bouquet Of pink' and violets. liam Horr, who teaches a course is also rehearsing a play to pre- , MONTREAL, Canada—Mr. and on antiques at both the Red Bank sent at the Fifth District Drama Mrs. John McTavish Wells of white carnations-centered with Mrs. Donald R. Patterson, 23 and Wall Township adult schools. Festival, March 19. this city announce the en- pink roses. .; ; . Brown Pi., Red Bank, was her Members and guests brought gagement of their daughter, Miss Richard A. Lake. U. S. Coast The club will continue to award sister's only attendant. Her street items which were identified and Lois Margaret Wells," to Robert Guard,'brother of the bridegroom, a scholarship to a local high length bell sheath was of crystal discussed. Montague Baylis, son of Mr. and was best man and another broth- school student,and also to spon- blue peau de soie. Her birdcage Mrs. Chester Baylis, Jr., of 17 er, Walter Lake, ushered. Reservations are being accept- sor a local girl for Citizenship Mrs. Donald S. Masyada East 89th St., New York, and A reception was held in th« ed by Mrs. Edgar Fitzgerald for Institute at Douglass College, Navesink River Rd., Locust, East Land Motor Hotel, Portland. a Magic Show to be presented New Brunswick. Saturday in Lincroft school. N. J. The couple left for a wedding trip The public welfare department The drama and literature de- Miss Wells is the grand-daugh- on the East coast. They will re- To Head Committees plans to send a retarded child to ter of Mrs. David Smith of Fort side in Scarborough, Maine. summer camp. Williams, Ontario, and the late Mrs. Lake is a graduate, of Steelman Mrs. Peter Ghiloni was wel- Mr. Smith, and Mrs. John Ran- Cape Elizabeth High School and For Nursing Association comed as a, new member by Mrs. kin Wells of White Plains, N. Y., Gray's Portland Business College. De Samper. > and the late Mr. Wells. She is The bridegroom is a U. S. Coast LONG BRANCH — Appoint- appeals; Mrs. James Guire, Me- Card Party The next meeting is scheduled an alumna of Bishop's University Guard fireman stationed on th« ment of committee chairmen was morials; Mrs. Raymond Tierney, for. March 19 in the fire house. in Quebec and the Katharine cutter Coos Bay in Portland. He made by Mrs. Donald Hamsher, nominating; Mrs. Robert Top- It will be "Federation Night" for Gibbs School in Boston. is a graduate of Middletown newly re-elected president of the ping, building, and Mrs. Nathan In March the club. Mrs. Richard Baranow- Mr. Baylis is the grandson of Township High School. Long Branch Public Health Nurs- Tanenbaum, finance. EATONTOWN - The Steelman ski heads a special committee Mrs. Henry Martin Smith of 1165 ing Association, at a recent meet- Mrs. Myron Tallmadge, Jr., Home and School Club will spon- for the event. The American Fifth Ave., New York, and the ing of the board here at the was elected treasurer of the sor a card party March 29 at 8 home department will present a late Mr. Smith, and the late Mr. New Treasurer Health Center. board. p,m. in Crystal Brook Inn, Rt. fashion show of items made and and Mrs. Chester Baylis of Rock 35. The [ram will Include a modeled by members. Mrs. New- away and Montclair, N. J. He They are Mrs. John Lawley, In the annual reports presented prog For Sisterhood hair-style, wig and hat show pre- ton Beron will be the commen- was graduated from Exeter, personnel; Mrs. Harry Burns, it was noted that there was an MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - An sented by Bamberger's Beauty tator. from Princeton University in 1960 executive board meeting of the publicity; Mrs. Edwin Berger, Increase in the number of nurs and from the Harvard Business ing service calls during 1962. Of Salon. Hostesses were Mrs. Clifford Sisterhood of the Strathmore - at Mrs. Thomas Laugesen and Rocklein, Mrs. James Owens, School. He served in the U. S. - Matawan Jewish Center was the .11,087 nursing visits made, Army Medical Service Corps. 6,923 were therapeutic nursing, Mrs. George Brucker, ways and Mrs. William O'Brien, Mrs. John held last week in the home of Club Plans 732 were tuberculosis control am means chairmen, are in charge of Fuqua, Mrs. Peter Ghiloni and The wedding will take place in its president, Mrs. Lawrence 1,312 were health guidance to all the affair. Mrs. Edward Gieseke. Montreal on April 6. Gray, 22 Ivanhoe La. age groups, At a recent meeting in the Mrs. Robert Weinstein will Luncheon home of Mrs. Brucker, Eton PI., replace Mrs. William Saltzman RED BANK — The local chap- Re-elected to the board of di- the following committees were as treasurer. ter of the Christian Women's rectors for a term of three years appointed: tickets, Mrs. Robert *'ext general meeting will be Clubs will hold its luncheon meet- were Mrs. Joanne Clark, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Rapheal Roach, on March 5 at 8 p.m. Next board Ing Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in Guire, Mrs. Lawley, Mrs. Dor- Mrs. William W. Ramsay and meeting will take place Thurs- the Molly Pitcher Inn. The in- man McFaddin, Jr., Mrs. Bar- Mrs. Laugesen; special project, day at 8:30 p.m. in the home of spirational message will be given rett Oxley, Jr., Mrs. Munroe Mrs. Brucker, Mrs. Robert De- Mrs. Paul Grossman, 9J Idlewild by Miss Joan Gibbons of New Poole, Mrs. Topping, Mrs. Ar- Caro, Mrs, John Vetterl and Mrs. La. York City. Soloist will be Miss thur Turner and Mrs. Tall- Barbara Norris; table favors, Carol Sue Perkins of Philadel- madge, Jr. Mrs. Jack Daynard; award*, Auxiliary Marks phia, Pa., a radio and television Mrs. Dorothy Snead, super- Mrs. Laugesen, Mrs. John Lucyk, singer. visor, reported that a total of 11,- Mrs. Leland Hinkle, Mrs. Law- Fifth Anniversary As a special feature a Bell Tel- 087 visits were. made by the rence Schaefer and Mrs. Robert ; HIGHLANDS — The local aux- Hager; gifts, Mrs. Thomas ephone Company color film will nurses during 1962. Visits in- iliary to Riverview Hospital cluded 363 maternity; 313 new- Young; refreshments, Mrs. Mary celebrated its fifth anniversary be shown. Mrs. James Maletto born; 698 infant; 2,167 pre-school Francese and Mrs. Tack B. Lang; recently at a dinner in the Al- Mrj. Sophie Panto,' Springfield, posters, Mrs. William H. Hillman age; 470 school age; 448 adults; pine Manor. a representative of the inter-de- and Mrs. Albert F. Carelli; mod- 732 tuberculosis, 100 orthopedic; Attending were Mrs. Albert S. nominational national organiza- els, Mrs. Carelli, Mrs. Vincent 41 mental health, 43 state hos Carlstrom, vice president; Mrs. tion, assisted with the founding Diane Rose Married A. Urgo, .Mrs. Robert Quinn and of. the chapter which gives aid pital, 499 qancer, 1,081 cardiac, Walter E. Behrens, Jr., secre- Mrs. Theodore Koleski. tary; Mrs. Edward Palme, treas- to rural missions in the United 130 diabetes, 3,997 other types ol urer; Mrs. 'Joseph Bellevance, States. diseases and conditions. To Long Branch Man Miss Rose A. Iannotta, district St., Mrs. Timothy Brennan, Mn. The luncheon is open to inter chief Public Health Nurse from John Duncan, Mrs. Bobbie Over- ested women. Babysitters will be EATONTOWN — The marriage The bridegroom, also a gradu- the New Jersey State Depart- To Discuss felt, Mrs. Richard Kleva, Mn. available at a nominal fee. of Miss Diane Rose, daughter of ate of the Long Branch High David Search, Mrs. Sivert M. ment of Health, was a guest, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rose, 111 School, is an insurance agent for Mrs. George Stowe, Deal, is Walstrom and Judy Waters. She commended the agency foi Monmouth Rd., West Long the Metropolitan Life Insurance In charge, of reservations. its nursing service. ' Branch, to James l^aletto, son of Co., Asbury Park. Status Of The board of directors wil; Mr. and Mrs. James Maletto, 591 The couple left on a cruise to CASHEW DAINTY meet again March 12 in th Vernon St., Long Branch, was Nassau. They will reside in the Early Books Health Center, 65 Fourth Ave. solemnized at a Nuptial Mass Hallmark Apartments on Ocean. Saturday here in St. Dorothea's Ave., West End, on their return. Minorities TURTLES On Display Catholic Church. RED BANK - Rabbi Richard lit Ib _.!.« Five Groups Rev. James B. Coyle, pastor, Steinbrink, Monmouth Reform 2nd. Ib :...... Vjprkt officiated at the double ring cer- RUMSON — The Oceanic Free Dept. 6ives Temple, and Rev. Harold Dean, Borii Only $2.50 Library, Avenue of Two Rivers, emony and was celebrant of the minister of the First Unitarian is featuring an exhibition of early Plan Retreat Mass. A reception followed here Church of Monmouth County, will Mrs. Douglas Saver illustrated books about New Jer- FAIR HAVEN - The Alumnaf In Old Orchard Country Club. Style Show be guest speakers at'a meeting sey. of the colleges of Manhattanville, Mr. Rose gave his daughter in of Bnai Britli Women of Red Trinity, Marymount, Chestnul RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mem- BlRNN CANDY The Illustrations in this display marriage. Her gown was of silk Bank tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in Hill and Georgian Court will spon bers of the Woman's Club dis- Mary Jane Brennan •re woodcuts and engravings of cloud taffeta appliqti;d in Alen- Congregation Beth Shalom, Ma- Open Evening* sor a Day of Recollection foi played hand sewn fashions dur- views of Sandy Hook, the High- coh lace and embroidered with ple Ave. women March 12 from 10 a.m ing the annual American home lands, Rumson and Middletown. seed pearls and crystals, The department fashion show and tea "A Minority Report" is the ti to 4 p.m. here in Nativity Cath bell-shape skirt and matching tie of the special anti-defamation Among the books exhibited is a plic Church, Hance.Rd. held recently in St. Mary's Epis- Wed to Douglas Sauer guidebook published in 1889 "The lace motifs appliqued on the copal Church Hall, Keyport. program in observance of Broth- New Jersey Coast and Pines" by The retreatmaster will be Rev front and the sweep panel back erhood Month. Mrs. David Lin- KEANSBURG — Miss Mary ith scoop necklines, short Charles F. X. Dolan of St. Peter' Modeling their creations were Jane Brennan and Douglas A. leeves and bell skirts. Their Gustav Kobbe. Also to be seen terminated in a chapel train. She 1 den, antidefamation league Mrs. Earnest Fred Foster, Mrs . is a rare illustration of the High- College, Jersey City. wore a matching pillbox head- chairman, is in charge. Sauer were married Saturday in natching wreath headpieces Warren Hawthorne. Mrs. David lands and the Sandy Hook Light Arrangement of details is bein piece for her bouffant veil and St. Ann's Catholic Church by vere studded with pearls and Miller, Mrs. Charles Ciecierski, Ralbbi Steinbrink and Rev. Mr. House printed in London during handled by the Manhattanville carried a cascade of phalaenop- Rev. Stanley Levandoski. Follow- hey carried white fur muffs with Mrs. Edward Michalski, Mrs. E. Dean are members of the Shore the War of 1812. ' New Jersey Shore Club. Mrs, sis and ivy. ing the double ring ceremony, a prays of Talisman roses. R. Hom, Mrs. Robert Kirk, Mrs. Citizens for Better Human Rela- Mary H. Smith of Little Silver Maid of Honor tions, a group working to foster Nuptial Mass was celebrated, Ronald McPhee, Leonardo, was This is the 18th in a series of is president. Robert Adams and Mrs. John monthly exhibits designed to cov- Miss Lois Ann Rose, at home, better community attitudes and lest man. Ushers were Albert Serving on the president's com- McLean, The bride is trie daughter of er a wide range of subjects for was maid of honor for her sis- human relations. 'erri, Middletown; Robert Hess, for ... mittee are Mrs. Robert L. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bren- both adult and student apprecia- ter. The bride's three other at- Mrs. McLean, American home layreville, uncle of the bride, Mrs. Edmund Sullivan and Mrs, The current status of minority nan, 90 Compton Ave., West • Draperies • Slipcovers tion in the library. tendants were Miss Rosemary department chairman, was co- ind Francis Kiley, Hazlet, cousin Daniel M. Winters, Rumson; Mrs groups in the local area will be Keansburg, and the bridegroom's • Bedspreads • Curtains '• Maletto, Long Branch, sister of ordinator of the affair with Mrs. >f the bride. Library hours are Tuesday, Fri- Edward O'Mara, Jr., West Lon, discussed. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. • Shades • Blinds • day, Saturday, from 10 a.m. to the bridegroom; Miss Patricia John Gabriel and Mrs. Kirk as A reception followed at Buck Branch; Mrs. Edward Mehm, an Sauer, reside at 4 Francis Ct., Complete Installation Service noon; every weekday, 2 to 6 p.m., Santangelo, West Long Branch, co-chairmen. The commentary on Middletown. Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- Mrs. A. E. Donaldson, Little Sil the fashions was given by Mrs. mrg. SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE and Mondays, Wednesdays a ver, and Mrs. Philip J. Bowers, and Mrs. Frank .Vozza, Pearl List Workers The bride was given in mar- Chester E. Johnson. The bride was graduated from 747-4422 , Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Fair Haven. River, N. Y. They wore identical riage by her father. She wore a led Bank Catholic High School belle gowns of lilac satin fash- Hand made articles were also In Strathmore brocade gown designed with a The Lenten event is open t< displayed by Mrs. A. William ind is employed as a medical Play in Tournament ioned with gathered skirts and MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - scoop neckline and long sleeves. women interested in the program Norris, Mrs. James Barr, Mrs. tssistant by Or. Joel Feldman, bustle backs. They wore match- Mrs. Herbert Shore, Strathmore, The only trimming was three HAZLET — Twelve local wom- which will include Mass, spiritual Walter Kyle, Mrs. J, J. Freyer, ied Bank. instruction and private prayer. ing lily headpieces trimmed with is chairman of the Heart Fund crushed roses of matching ma- en participated in a duplicate Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ciecierski, Mrs. A graduate of Middletown Mrs.' Smith stated that those who pearls. The-honor attendant car- drive in the Levitt development. terial cascading down the back mah jong tournament sponsored McLean, Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Township High School, the bride- cannot attend the entire program ried a cascade .of/ yellow roses The drive is being conducted by the Sisterhood of Congregation Johnson. of the chapel-length train. Her jroom attended Newark College are welcome to spend part of th and iris and the others, cascades this month. Volunteer workers Beth Ohr, Old, Bridge, on Wednes- fingertip veil of French illusion if Engineering. He is employed day in retreat. of yellow carnations and babies'- Special guest was Mrs. George Include the following Strathmore was held by a matching pillbox day night. Schneider, American home chair- >y P. Lorillard, Tobacco Co., breath. residents: Mrs. Ralph Spector, and she carried a missal adorned 68 Broad St., Shrewsbury Those playing were Mrs. Stan man of the New Jersey State Newark. Flower girl Patricia Young of Mrs. Benjamin Lichtman, Mrs. with a white orchid and stepha- ley Schwartz, Mrs. Milton Rach Parents Night Federation of Women's Clubs. They will reside in Red Bank Dally 9 to 5:M Eatontown wore a floor-length Thomas Crane, Mrs. Sidney Ra- notis. PrL'tU* lin, Mrs. Bertram Dubin, Mrs. PORT MONMOUTH - Parents frock of white nylon organza Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. William binowitz, Mrs. Richard ollowing a wedding trip to the Marvin Olinsky, Mrs. Ell Mizrahi, of students at Harmony School with lilac cummerbund. She car- McLane, club president, presided Schwartz, Mrs. Edwin Pordy, Miss Mary Jane Langan, West Poconos. Mrs. Aaron Bernstein, Mrs. Nor- will be invited to visit their chil- ried a basket of yellow carna- at the tea table. Mrs. Louis Bolnick, Mrs. Ivan Keansburg, was maid of honor. man Willner, Mrs. Jack Kreuter, dren's classrooms and speak with tions and babies'-breath. Her Rosenzweig, Mrs. Eugene The bridesmaids were Miss Su- Mrs. Stanley Jasper, Mrs. Harry teachers at a special Parent brother, Thomas Young, was Krusch and Mrs. Lawrence Ler- zanne Sauer, Middletown, sister Himelfarb, Mrs. David Kaufman Night program here tonight. View Historic Scenes of the bridegroom; Miss Carol page. KEYPORT - Mrs, Carleton ner. Also, Mrs Murray Kravitz, and Mrs. Irwin Berliner. Classrooms will be open from Nolan, New Monmouth; and Miss Other Attendants Wharton showed slides of histor- Mrs. Paul Grossman, Mrs. Les- Prizes were won by Mrs. Rach- 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. The visits will Mary Kiley, Hazlet, cousin of the James D'Orsi, West Long ic sites at a recent meeting of ter Marks, Mrs. David Wolfe, lin, Mrs. Dubin, Mrs. Willner and be followed by a meeting of th< bride. Miss Susan Brennan, West Branch, served as best man. the Literary Club in the Re- Mrs. Vincent Guarglia, Mrs, SEAFOOD Mrs. Berliner. Parent-Teacher Association. Ushers were John DiLieto, Fred Mankowitz, Mrs. Evelyn Keansburg, sister of the bride, formed Church House, Excerpts was junior bridesmaid. Eatontown; Ralph Marra, Ocean- from "The Life of Washington" Olesky, Mrs. Howard Oestreicn, port, and Francis Grimm, Long were read by Mrs. C. Leon Gar- Mrs. Benjamin Roberts and Mrs. They wore peacock blue door- Branch. rison. Kenneth Stout. length gowns of deiustered satin, LENT After School Classes in ... The bride is a graduate of The group will meet next on Long Branch Senior High School March 1 with Mrs. Edwin O'Han- and Is employed in the savings lon as hostess. Rev. Adolph E. Asthma Formula Prescribed • READING • ENGLISH department of the Long Branch Behrenberg of Metuchen will pre- FREE FRESH Trust Co., Long Branch. sent a book review. PROMPT Most By Doctors-Available FISH •MATHEMATICS DELIVERY Now Without Prescription DAILY FIRST GRADE THRU ADULT I Stops Attacks in Minutes .. Relief Lasts for Hours I 741-9779 N«» York, N, T. chl>—The asthma -In tiny tablet) called PrimaUnt*. formula prescribed more than any These Frimatene Tablet! open other by doctors for their private bronchial tubes, loosen congestion, patients Ii now available to asthma relieve taut nervous tension. All sufferera without prescription. without painful injections. SHREWSBURY SEAFOOD Medical tests proved this formula RUMSON READING INSTITUTE HUFFMAN^ BOYLE •topi asthma attacks In mlnutea and The secret la-Prlnutene combines gives hours of freedom from recur- S medicines (in full prescription RUSSELL G. RANNEY, DIRECTOR Ihrence of painful asthma spasms. strength) found moat effective In MARKET FINE J-1OME FURNISHINGS ar,d 8ROADLOOM This formula la no effective that combination for asthma distress. -FRESH OR PREPARED— It is the physician's leading; asthma Each performs a special purpose. Quality Seafood Is Our Middle Name 842-1650 prescilptlort-so safe when used aa So look forward to sleep at night, Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 directed that now it can be sold — and freedom from asthma spasms. without prescription In moat states Prlmatena-ea*, at any drugstore. 205 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK ' V ' • L BED BANK REGISTER Monday. Feb. 25, 1965-9 Adam and Bve Hi-Music Know Your County' Study Top Soon to Say Voters' League Slates (Do you have a personal with us getting married when I Thursday question or problem? Send it am 18? to Adam or Eve Lowell or Final Unit Meetings You see, Adam and Evev, , we RUMSON — Hi-MusiHiMusic Sponsoi both, as you prefer. For a h l personal,, unpublished reply, are very much in love, and get-,, numson.F8jr Haven Regional MIDDLETOWN - The final tern. Data presented in all "Know ting 1 enclose, a stamped, self-ad- unit meetings In a series on Your County ' units has been as- very "Know Your County" will be sembled over a two-year period dressed envelope. Mail to a Tfaurgday at noon in Adam and Eve, care of The a nice girl. We don't 'step out *° presented by the Middletown through questionnaires and direct the Crystal Brook Inn. Proceeds Register.; on each other or argue and fight. League of Women Voters tomor- interviews with county officials. What do you really think? will go toward underwriting the row night and Wednesday morn- The material is now being as- Fourteen cost of the forthcoming school Ing. sembled for publication la book- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: let form under the direction of Dear Fourteen: production of 'The Pajama Mrs. Leroy Williams, Crane Ct., I read your column every day I really think you shouldn't go Mrs. Frank Robertson, River and really enjoy It, and now I Game" scheduled for April 5 and Middletown, will be hostess at Plaza. steady at 14 and shouldn't seri- the evening meeting of the group would appreciate some advice 6 in the school theater." At both meetings, Mrs. Robert- ously consider marriage to to be held at 8:15 in her home. from you two. I am a teenager son, chairman of the Middletown anyone until'you're much old- Dick Charlin will be auctioneer. The morning meeting will be held of 14 and going with a real nice study group and of the three er and wiser. General chairmen are lilrs. G. E. 9:15 in Christ Episcopal Church, boy whom I am very much in Adam Delatush, Mrs. Edward Hubbard league co-operative committees, love wit*. Although he is 11 Kings Hwy. Baby-sitting, service If he's still deeply in love and Mrs. Howard Doughtie. will describe the functions o! the. years older than I am, do you will be provided at the morning with you when you're 21, the county welfare department. Mrs. think there is anything wrong Committee charimen are Mrs. meeting. age barrier'won't be insur- Charles Ricksecker and, 'Mrs- Ralph Tuttle, Jr., Hazlet, will re* mountable — but I have an Frank Van Duzer, ticket^, Mrs, Information gathered by the port on the county health depart- idea he won't be around that Charles' Harken, food table; Mrs. Middletown League on the coun- ment. The county educational sys- long. Meanwhile, do .'• your Robert Plant, Mrs. W. E. Huel- ty departments of health, wel- tem will be covered by Mrs. R.O. homework. senbeck, Mrs. James Nolan and fare, education and the county Soffel, Middletown. ms. Thomas Mrs.'J. R. Von Wagner, special library will be presented. Pre- WW. . French, Middletown, will det wm Eve scribe the services of the county project; Mrs. Edward Fearns, vious units have covered the Mrs., William Tumelty and Mrs. overall organization of the county library. The meetings are open 1 DEAR ADAM: to the public. I government and the judicial sys Edward Voewinkle, deliveries, . . My headstrong wife is only 22 and Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, Mrs. \\ and wants to Join the local Para- Mrs. 1 women there are pretty wild and and Mrs. auction workers. Churchwomen Name Itk adventurous — my wife has a ON THE BLOCK will go the crystal vase held by Mrs. Josoph Manloy and admired by baity to tend. She's furious at me because I don't want her to chairmen Mrs. Edward Hubbard, center, and Mrs. Allen Burke at the Hi-Music Spon- Committee Chairmen risk her neck jumping. Who Is Seek Baby sors luncheon auction scheduled for Thursday at noon in the Crystal Brook Inn, Eaton- right and who is wrong? town. ' , • ' ' SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Joseph A film "The Story of Four Re- courses. With one half day of to the psychiatric patient, cover- , • < ' • | New Shrewsbury, recording sec- Set for April Lincroft School library and also Dear Don't Know: work and one hall day of school ing use of communications, ver- ' " ' retary, and Mrs. John Newton, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. - The to the St. Leo the Great School If you're not sure you courses in basic English, mathe- ¥ bar and non-verbal, the art of Mrg- Jeanette Sweeney Shrewsbury, treasurer. Alumnae Association of St. library. shouldn't, you should. matics, vocational training and g listening, and assisting in creat- Mary's School, Peeksklll, has On Wednesday the group plans Adam and Eve , id h 50 to view the Mona Lisa in New grougp p gguidance , ^ than "50 ing and maintaining a therapeutic Plan Card Party PTA to Meet chosen April 26 as the date for York. per cent of thihis group is ex- atmosphere. RARITAN TOWNSHIP' - The Us annual spring benefit. Plans pected to graduate from high were announced by Mrs. Robert The next meeting will be held ; Persons interested in volunteer Women's Democratic Club will In Fairview April 9 in the home of Mrs. school this year. work at Marlboro have been in- Growley, benefit' chairman, at Board OKs Mrs. Mitchell, made with the sponsor a card party on March MIDDLETOWN - The Fair- the association's recent annual Angelo Bartolotta, 79 Norma Ave. vited to attend thi3 meeting. De- view School Parent - Teacher As following recommendations: tailed information on volunteer 14 at 8:30 p.m. in .The Cobble- meeting in New York. stones, Middletown. sociation will hold its postponed FLORIDA VISITOR New Aides 1. Specific vocational train- work may be obtained from Mrs. meeting tonight In the school, The event will be held in tha LINCROFT — Mrs. Edward ing should begin as early as Morton Winer, Red Bank, educa- Ticket chairman is Mrs. Jo- LONG BRANCH - The board Cooper Rd. The meeting was re- Westchester Tcwn House Dinner Mattson, 15 Riverbrook Ave., is Miss Margaret E. DeWlnter fifth grade for the student who tion and membership chairman, seph Bonfiglio. scheduled because of bad weather Theater, Yonkers, at 6:45 p.m. vacationing in Largo, Fla. She of directors of the Family and is academically a misfit. Dining and dancing will precede 1 Feb. 19. left by )et airliner last week to Children's Service of Monmouth ' RUMSON - Mrs. Alna M. De- 2. Intensive guidance should Robert V. Smith, principal, will Die evening theatrical perform- Winter, 78 Bingham Ave., an- visit her mother and father-in- approved the employment of be offered, coupled ;with con- present a National Education As- ance of a top musical "In the law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matt- three case workers, already as- nounces the engagement of her crete group experiences. sociation filmstrip and tape re- round." daughter, Miss Margaret Eliz- son.' ?'.•'•'••'•' •'• School years should not be re- cording, "Your Child and Read, Members of the benefit com- sociated with the agency, to work abeth DeWinter, to Clifton T. moved from the knowledge of ing," during the first half of the mittee include Miss Jeannetta extra hours on Saturdays during Trigg, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1". pressures of the adult world. program. Wirth of'Red Bank, N. J. the summer. They are Miss Rita Clifton Trigg, 83 Palmer St., Bel 3. Emphasize in both com- The second part of the meeting Oliver, a child-care aide; Miss ford. munity and school the value of will consist of an explanation and Ellen Smith, a secretary and Miss DeWinter is a graduate the craftsman and the skilled demonstration of the school's con- Miss Susan Power, a receptionist, of Middletown Township High tradesman. trolled reader instrument which RUMSON School. all of whom will assist in the 4. Provide intensive and ade- was purchased by the PTA and Mr. Trigg is a graduate o quate job training in areas put into use this year. This read- WATCH FOR study of prospective foster par- central High School, Newark, and where skills are marketable. er supplements the regular read ents. is attending Monmouth College, 5. Bring guidance personnel ; program and is designed to A luncheon and fashion show West Long Branch. and special education person- present material on fiimstrips to "ALL YOU CAN EAT" will be held by the Navarunuunk Both are employed by the U.S. nel closer to actual labor mar- the pupils at predetermined rates, Auxiliary to the service on March Army Electronics Research and improve left-to-right eye mobility 28 in the Deal Country Club; a Development Laboratory, Forl control, Increase the accuracy card party and fashion show will Monmouth. Harp Concert and rapidity of word perception be held by the First and Second A June wedding j3 planned. and develop the ability to com- Auxilaries March 11 in the Old SHREWSBURY - The Sis- prehend interpret quickly In an Coming Soon! Orchard Country Club, Eaton terhood of Monmouth Reform organized manner. town; a rummage sale will be On Dean's List Temple will present Mrs. John TRENTON — Miss Virginia held by the Mid-Monmouth Auxil- R. Collins in a harp recital at Asman, daughter of Mr. and iary March 30 in the Union fire 1 p.m. today in the Presbyteri- Something Mrs. William C. Asman, 18 Mon- an Church social hall. PTA TRIBUTE — Mrs. Robert J. Fields, right, veteran CHECK-BACK house, Shrewsbury Ave., Red roe Ave., Little Silver, has been More Bank. Mrs. Collins is the wife of teacher at the East Keansburg School, receives a life named to the Dean's List at Rev. Collins of the Presbyteri- Than Just Southern - Monmouth president Trenton State College where she an Church. A music major at membership in the Parent-Teacher Association and a GUARANTEES Bottle of Mrs. S. S. Gardner announced a is an elementary education ma Douglass College, New Bruns- scrapbook of photos and articles about her teaching INCH and WEIGHT LOSS! Milk workshop program is in prepara- jor. • . wick, she studied with world- career at a Founders Day program in the school. Making tion for a "Christmas in July" Miss Asman is a member of famous harpist Mildred Dilling If you want to be sure that you will lose weight — bazar in the;Essex and Sussex the presentation is Mrs. Frank E. Engelmann, PTA presi- Kappa Delta Pi, national honor- of New York. get rid of unsightly bulges and ugly fat — then come Puritan Hote< in Spring Lake. ary society in education; the Hostesses for the program, dent. Senior Class Cabinet, her dormi- to Check-Back. We guarantee to do it! You will MILK CO. Members plan to attend the which is entitled "The Sound Board Member Institute March 6 tory's House Council, and is a of Music," are Mrs. Stanley tee and feel the difference after just a few short SHadysldt 7-0686 in the Junior Service League club- section editor of the college year- Lenox,, Mrs. Martin Wachtel DICTIONARY SALE visits. Call for details. ' house On Center St., Rumson, book, "The Seal." and Mrs. Max Karlman. sponsored by the league and the This it the deik-siie dic- Welfare Council of Monmouth tionary that is required, or FREE TRIAL TREATMENT ^ County. recommended at schools, Come for an invigorating free trial treatment. See for RUGS ARE CLEANER, and colleges everywhere. yourself how easy and pleasant it can be to lose weight. Webster's Every student should own YOU MUST SEE New and use Webster's new BRIGHTER and FRESHER Collegiate AS LOW AS 4.50 PER TREATMENT SHERMAN'S NEW SHOP Collegiate Dictionary. Dictionary SPECIAL HOURS RESERVED FOR MEN ONLY IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN When cleaned by experts SALE $, SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL PRICE 4.50 CALL TODAY! Specializing in Regularjy $6.00 Linens • Bath Quantity Limited • Closet • Bedroom EASY CHARGE AVAILABLE • Distinctive Gifts 20 BROAD ST. • Monogrammlng RED BANK • Custom Table Pads Phone 74I-2SU Established Telephone Physical Control for Better Living Rear Entrance 181 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank from Parking Lot 1884 SH 1-0001 Dry Cleaning • Laundry Next to A&P SH 7-MOO WHITE ST. SH 7-if800 RED BANK 17 Broad St. RED BANK PA. 25. 1«8 BED, BAJ8C'REGISTER Petit. Jury Ch&sen FREEHOLD — Tb« foUowtogjForaino, Long rirsncfc; Charles 209 county residents were jcfioeen D. Frasei\ Neptune Townihlp; here to serve on the pttft Jury Melvin Friend, Elberon; WillanJ from Feb. 25 through March 9. Fromhold, Neptune City; Charles Charles G. Abate, Jmlaystown; Fuhring, . Neptune Township; Charles H. Adare, Jr., Keyport; Michael -Gallic, Hazlet; Everett Harold M. Allen, Belmar; Mrs. T. Gammon, Rumson; Mrs. Pa- Anna Amoroso, Belmar;: Ernest tricia G. Garson, Elberon; Mrs. M. Anthony, (Sea Girt; I^ra. Patricia Gartlaw), Highland*; Agnes Aquavla, Hazlet; George Mrs. Olive E. Gayheart, Red J. Baler, Neptune Township; Bank; William Geroni, Red Spring? Soon. Pleas* allow lour waekt for delivery Mrs. Mollie Bernstein, Long Bank; Irving Gershon, Wana- massa; Frank Glmtrone, Long of a Hickey Freeman customized «uir from J. Kridel. Branch; Mrs. May E. Book. Manasquan; Anton A. Boehler, Branch; John J. Ciunco, Bradley Hazlet; Mrs. Anna Borrelll, Long Beach; Eric Goldstein, Freehold; Branch James F. Borst, West Irving Granoff, Interlaken; SI- Long Branch; William S. Bowne, mone GraSsi, Deal; Frank F. Allentown; Mrs. Mildred I. Brad- Graziano, Long Branch; Edward ley, Freehold; Mrs. Theresa C. L. Greeley, Belford and Mrs. Brignola, Oceanport• ; Curtis S. Lillian M, Gregory, Sea Girt. Brown, Red Bank; John T. Harold Gumbert, Belford; Mm. Brown, Union Beach; George E. Marie S. Hall, Asbury Park; Ed- Brush, Jr., Red Banlt; Merwin wartf month on Dellera, Long Branch; Mrs. Su- BACON at group rate Neck Township; Donald Kerr, 35' Dulp

RT. M DISCUSSION HIGHLANDS - The Citizens' SHOP-RITE of NEW SHREWSBURY Committee will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Alpine Manor. One LOCATED IN ATUNTIC SUPERAMA DISCOUNT STORE BLAISDELL LUMBER of ths subjects to be discussed will be the proposed dualization SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 of Rt. 36. tne public Is invited. Shrewsbury Ave. at Route 35, Shrewsbury Buying or selling? Use the W» Renrv» Tin m«tit To limit QmntlUel. 15 S. BRIDGE AVE. SH 1-2121 RED BANK [Register Classified for quick rc- Imilto.—Advertisement, Other Taxes May WaiPvp Half'Proposed U.8; Cut WASHINGTON (P(AP) ) - Risin,„.,„g, l»twes meeting thi* yew cansM- ment-stlmulating and job-creating *bbut the same;, basis as they do funnel more revenue to die cities, Only three states raised taxes Last year's reprieve, tayi the Since then, governors' budget •tat*, local and Social Secarity ering tax increases totallnj per- benefits of .Kennedy's net $10.3for the federal; income tax. The but many are considering new in 1962-Michigan, Mississippi and foundation, ''was by all Indica- messages and other state legisla- taxes may nibblibble away a llarge haps &5 billion, much of the JJ.2. billion, three-year tax reduction. revenue-boosting reforms which taxes of their own. New MexicobuMexico-but state and localocal tions the lull before the storm and tive proposals have filled in some chunk -possibly half - cf PresI- billion reduction envisaged In the 1. Put of the taxpayers' say- Kennedy seeks — including cur- Pittsburgh wants the Pennsyl- government costs went on rising not the beginning of any trend." gaps. It now appears that the. dent Kennedy's proposed tax cuts Kennedy program for 1864 would Ings would be picked up automa- tailed personal deductions—would vania Legislature to let me city almost everywhere. In many cas- It predictsdi : "Th"The storm i s 'likely grand total of pending proposals by the time they would take ef- be wiped out. -, tically by the 19 states whose tax- bbecom e part of thesh e state sys- levy a 1 pep r cent Income tax on es the feasible limilii t of bborrow- to break In 1963, when scores of would exceed (2.5 billion, roost of fect. Not all the legislatures are ex- payers can deduct federal Income terns, unless the state rules are non-residents who work in Pitts- ing has been reached. major tax proposals are expected which would be felt in calendar The 52.2-billioa increase in So- pected to raise taxes but It's true taxes from their taxable income. changed. The federal rate cuts burgh. St. Paul has been weigh' A survey made by the Tax to appear on legislative agendas. 19641. ' cial Security, rates on Jan. 1 and that a four-year cycle of nich ac- In these states a cut m federal would not necessarily be carried Ing a 1 per cent income tax if The foundation's survey identi- Such a total would mean offset- ; Foundation, Inc., New York, a pri- the JSOO-million hike In postal tion has developed, and 19(9 is thetaxes means more income would over Into the state systemsy , so the MinnesotM a LegislaturLigl e doed s fied specific proposals totaling ting Kennedy's second-year reduc- rates on Jan. 7 will offset most of year for it. Thirty-three states be subject to state tax. vately supported, non-profit re- about {1.7 billion of new state rev- tions to almost the same consider- state tax liability would be In- not enact a state sales tax to be search organization, indicated the $3.1 billion in individual and raised taxes in 1969. 2. In 13 states whose tax sys- creased. shared with the cities. Buffalo, enues but dollar estimates were able extent as this yyear's federal corporate tax savings proposed by Three other factors will be tems are tied to the federal sys- 3, Cities and other .local govern- NX, has asked legislation enab- that by early January revenue- not available, or were available tax relief would be offset by the Kennedy for 1963. working, tax experts report, to.di- tern,- the laws require that citizens meats not only are pressing state ling It to levy a 1 per cent payroll raising proposals were being con- only in part, for 18 of the 33 g p p, . q : Social Security and postal rate in- With most of the 47 state legis- lute the income-boosting, invest- compute their tsxable Income on legislatures to raise taxes and taxtx . sidered seriously in 33 states. states. creases. For Quick Results We.k Use Our Want Ads JED BAM SH I-0010 DAY Home Delivery Dial SH 1-11(0 NIGHT SECTION TWO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1S63 7c PER COPY To Vote OFFICES. Would Demand On Defeated Budget : 35 RARtTAN TOWNSHIP — Vot-to the small voter turnout. To- tal vote cast were 588, less than Local Planning ers here will get another chance to vote on the $1,786,021 current 10 per cent of the registered vot- ers. • > ... expense account of the proposed If the current expense account 1963-64 school budget at the polls is defeated,again, it goes to thi IsLflNO W.+ H- For US. Aid tomorrow between 2 and 9 p.m. Township Commitee for revision The Board of Education has re- The account calls for $1,227,361 WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Clif- portation, housing, sewer, facili- submitted the account unchanged; to be raised by local taxation, ford P. Case, R-N.J., proposed ties and airport construction. The current expense category an Increase (In this account) of today that the federal government Such long-range local planning went down to defeat Feb. 13 by *«2,74S. require comprehensive planning at is now required only in the hous- 20 votes, 304 to 284. The $1,227,381 tax Is the amount the local level before it approves ing field. , . The capital outlay account was which will appear on,th« ballot. any aid for public projects. "It is impossible to Justify th« approved by eight votes, 290 to The current, expense section His bill would apply to all fed-expenditure of billions of dollars 282. constitutes the major-portion of erally aided programs including ot federal funds...in the ab- The board attributed the defeat the budget. highway construction, mass trans- sence of over-all plans for the use of private, local, state and federal resources In meeting the growing Train-Car problems of urban areas," Case Hit Back at France said la a prepared Senate speech. The measure is also designed to Crash Injury eliminate conflicting programs at the federal level. InCommonMarket Award Upset It stems partly from the recent squabble over construction of the BRUSSELS (AP)-Italy and the [made plain that they would no TRENTON (AP) - The Ap- Essex County, N.J., East-West Netherlands took the lead toda; now sign a new treaty for trade pellate Division of Superior Court freeway and the interest of three and,aid with 18 African states, Thursday wiped out a (3,000 in striking back at France as the award to a passenger in a car federal agencies in the .Great all but two of them former French FIVE CORNERS PLAN — This is « sketch (not to scale I of the proposed revision of freffie flow at the Five Swamp area of Morris County. ruling body of the European Com- colonies. which hit a train at. a grade mon Market gathered for the first Corners intersection at Rt. 35 in Middlerown. Although funds have been allocated for the project, stete officials crossing in Wall Township. The Bureau of Publlo Roads , The delay means that for an- originally.,approved an elevated time since the French vetoed other year at least Frenchmen said they did not know when work would start on the project. The plan calls for fuming the existing portion of Robert Norcrcss, formerly of freeway through part of the coun- Britain's entry into the gronp. will have to pay higher prices for Rt. 35 from King* Hwy., south to a point beyond Twin Brooks Rd., irtto southbound traffic only. Northbound 1623 F St., South Belmar, had ty but local officials, who pre- won the award in a Superior Both the Italians and Dutch African coffee and African ba- highway traffic would be channeled along the only highway route past the Keamburg-Middletown National Bank ferred a depressed highway, (aid naaas, among other things. Court trial. The lower court ruled the bureau's plan would lower on through the intersection with Tindall Rd. This strip would be widened and modernized. A new traffic island the driver of the car, James B. Under the new agreement, aid property values In a federally aid- would be imtelled at the highway1* intersection with Tindall Rd. Green of 134 Woodland Ave., ed slum clearance area. to African producers from a six- Neptune City, was negligent. New Jersey nation J730-mlllion fund would Since Green was uninsured, The Federal Aviation Agency have taken the place of subsidies the state Unsatisifed Claim and has surveyed air traffic in the France has paid. The fund it also Bendix Corp. Picnic Grove Judgment Fund had to pay the Great Swamp area, suggested-by News Briefs to help the Africans develop new award. • the Port of New York Authority as 1 crops and industries. the ideal site for a. jetport. But the By The Associated Press Lays Off 70 Is Wrecked The Fuild appealed on grounds Interior Department plans to turn : EUZABEm — Charles Vaicu- The Common Market Council of that Noreroas was barred from the swamp into a wildlife refuge levicji, 80, of 245 Pine St., died Ministers is meeting for a two-day collecting because state law and the army engineers have In- Saturday of Injuries received thi session in an atmosphere tense Employees By Vaadals banned payments to people who cluded it in theft flood control with resentments. The other five were invited passengers in cars previous, Monday in an auto ac- HOLMOEL—Bendix Corp. has HOLMDEL - .Police here are plans for the.Passaic Rivtr basin. tldent. Police said Vaiculevich members—West < Germany, Italy, searching for the vandals who of negligent drivers. Belgium, the Netherlands and laid oft approximately 70 employ- was hit by a car as be stepped literally wrecked the Old Mill pic- Norcross contended he was not out on First St. between two Luxembourg—are angry with the ees at' its local plant, Albert J. French for blackballing Britain. nic, grove on Palmer Ave. covered by the exclusion. He said Says 4 U.S. parked autos. They identified the Hardier, general manager, re- Wednesday eight. he and Green both worked at the driver Involved as George F. The French feel that the others are ganging up on them. ported yesterday. • .• v According to Morris Tetro, Un- Bendix Aviation Corp. plant in Cooper, 28, of 904 Arnold Ave., ion Beach, son of the owner Eatontown and had an agreement Fliers Died Point Pleasant. The African treaty was to have The plant expects to rehire the to drive each other to and from workers by or before this sum- of the grove, a considerable been signed this week at Yaounde, amount of damage was done. work. , Cameroun. Now it seems likely to mer. • In Cuban Bay ATLANTIC CITY - Elvin G. He said a large water storage The Appellate Court said such be deferred at least until the end Normally, the plant carries an agreement would make Nor- WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Kendall, 19, who won a medal about 400 employees. tank was ripped off its founda- In the Navy for doing 2,001 sit- of May. By that time Italy and cross eligible for a payment from Everett M. Dirksen, R-W., said The Netherlands will have elected tion and thrown Into the pond. today he has uncovered evidence nps, has shown mere walkers The layoff was caused by can- A refreshment stand was broken the Fund. But tha court said 1 new parliaments. bow to cover 54 miles—by Jog- cellation of the federal govern' into and ransacked. Green and Norcross left work at that four American fliers were menfs Skybott project and tem- 9 a.m. the day of the accident killed in the abortive 1861 invasion ging the distance. Kendall, of Informed sources said defer- He said benches and tables Egg Harbor City, led 23 oth- ment of the agreement angered porary suspension of a Lockheed and had been drinking In bars of Cuba. Reliability program, the mana- were damaged and some thrown for seven hours before Green's Dirksen, the Senate Republican ers who walked It Saturday French representative Jean Marc into the pond along with the •Jong a course laid out on this Boegner, who said, "This will be ger reported. car ran into a Pennsylvania Rail- leader, said in an interview he 1 remains of a merry-go-round. resort city's boardwalk. He unfortunate for the Common Mar- Cut Second Shift road train at 17th Ave. in Wall has completed a one-man Inquiry Mr. Tetro said the vandals dis- TownshiD wore new shoes and was hur- ket." The plant haj cut out its sec- into the Bay of Pigs disaster and mantled, the amusement ride. Is ready to turn his findings over ried to a foot doctor after the The African treaty is close to ond shift as a result of the lay "The facts simply do not sup- "boardwalkathon" for a ban- Windows in rest rooms were port plaintiff's claim that the to Senate investigators. the hearts of the French because off. broken, and holes were chopped daging Job on a sore toe. it would, tie the whole former more than seven hours sequence Other than to report the belief The plant expects an increase in a wooden fence surrounding of events was within the frame-- that four American lives were French empire In Africa to the in production soon, as a result of the grove. work for the agreement," the Ap- Common Market. The other.Euro- lost, he declined to discuss the COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. orders for auto transistors and an He reported that a large spot- pellate Court said. evidence he has assembled. Some —A radar tracking station at pean nations do not oppose it butanticipated increase in federal ROUTED BY FIRE — Two families were evacuated in 20 light was smashed and ripped they want to show their annoy- State law has been amended to of it came from participants In Moorestown, N. J., has been government procurement, Mr. 'degree' cold by volunteer firemen Friday night as fire off the roof of the refreshment remove the exclusion for Invited the invasion and some from U.S. ance with the French. Hardier explained. building. helping with the tracking of satel- threatened thithouie at 15 Tilton Ave., Red Bank. Two passengers since the accident military personnel in the area lites during the past several Persons laid oft will be rehired Police Chief Joseph W. Phillips happened Sept. 11, 1958. Norcrcss at the time. months. A North American Air in order of seniority. small tons of fhe.McLawhorn family, which lived on the said neighbors reported seeing has moved to Reno, Nev., since The Republican leader said the Defense Command spokesman The normal decline in produc- first floor, were alone in their apartment when the fire three teenage boys about 18 or the accident. Playground 19 walking from four fliers were shot down in inva- said Saturday that the Moores- tion was accelerated this year be- started. They and the second, floor tenants, Wilbur the grove sion planes which did not carry town facility, visible from the cause of cancellation of the two Wednesday night. New Jersey Turnpike,, has Smith and his family, were taken out .unhurt. Fire Chief He said this was not the first Fire Destroys Part U.S. markings. Presumably they Supervisor government contracts, the man- were in B26 bombers downed by tracker 85 feet wide Inside ager noted. Charles R. Knoll said the fire was started by an electric time that the grove has been van- Of Store Counter Imge metal cover. The spokes- dalized. jet trainers inherited by Fidel man said the tracker now is Is Sought Mr. Harcher said a new line ot current, overload in the kitchen and back porch of the The chief noted that while the COLTS NECK - A checkout Castro from the overthrown Ba- -used;principally for training Brit- silicon products (transistors) and first, floor apartment. He said the fire was confined to youths were observed near the counter in the Colts Neck General tista regime. Store, Colts Neck-Freehold Rd., ish and Canadian Air Force per- HOLMDEL — The Recreation varactor diodes is also expected the first floor. The house is owned by Weiley Powell, grove no one apparently heard News stories at the time men- sonnel who will staff other such Commission is seeking applicants to increase operation volume in any noise. was partially destroyed by fire tioned that one U.S. civilian flier units of the Ballistic Missile Ear- the near future. Bergen PI. Saturday night, William Munoz, might have been shot down. This to handle its summer playground SCHOOL AID OKAYED one of (he store owners, said. report later was labeled errone- iv Warning System (BMEWS). program here. When Moorestown is not being WASHINGTON (AP) -The Of- The fire apparently started at us. used for this purpose, he said; The commission hopes that it Half of Bell Squad Has 14 Members fice of Education has approved the checkout counter in a box Dirksen said he plans to discuss it tracks objects in space for can hire a/person who also will grants to help four New Jersey which contained book matches, his findings with Sen. John Sten- 10 to 13 hours daily. be able to supervise and plan school districts meet current according to Mr. Munor. He said nis, D-Miss., chairman of the Sen- other programs that the unit Staff Moves operating expenses, Sen. Clifford the Atlantic Township Fire Co. ate's Preparedness subcommittee. sponsors during the year. Strathmore 1st Aid P. Case, R-N. J., has reported. answered the alarm, but the fire A subcommittee inquiry into the TRENTON — New Jersey The commission announced it Included is a grant to Tinton had been doused with hand cx- military strength of Soviet-domi- 6treams and lakes will be stocked is planning to hold several To County MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — An In order to raise funds, the Falls Schools, New Shrewsbury inguishers by the time firemen nated Cuba is expected to get anonymous donation of $100 was township squad holds weekly bin- with trout beginning next week events this year, including a kite- HOIMDEL - Officials of Bell of $54,157. arrived. under way this week. Stennis has In preparation for the April 6 flying contest in April and sever- presented to the newly-formed go Sunday at 7:45 p.m. at the The grants were made under There was some smoke dam indicated he regards the 1961 inva- opening of the trout season. Rob- Telephone Laboratories here Strathmore branch of the Mata- squad hall, Amboy Rd. and Pros- the program of federal help for age to the store, Mr. Munoz said. sion as "spilled milk" to which al cartoon carnival programs pect Ave., Cliffwood. ert Williams, superintendent of throughout the year. have reported that more than wan Township First Aid Squad at schools whose enrollments have Mr. Munos and Jack Gordon, the group would not be justified a meeting Friday at the home ol the Charles O. Havford State It was announced that 30 to half of the 2,600 employees trans- A special fund drive for a new been increased as a result of fed- both of this place, are owners in devoting much time at this Fish Hatchery, said yesterday Jerome Gold, 14 Ivanhoe La., ambulance is planned. eral installations. of the store. point. Dirksen disagreed. 40 residents have been attending ferred here from other plants Strathmore. that most trout waters will be the weekly boat handling classes have made their homes in Mon- closed to fishermen during the John P. McDougal, president being conducted by the Coast mouth County. stocking period that starts March Guard Auxiliary. of the township squad, oriented 4. Approximately 270 families 14 Strathmore volunteers on the Dentist Suffers The program was arranged by have taken up residence in Mid-aims, functions-and duties of a the commission. dletown, and 215 in Red Bank, first aid squad. NEWARK - A 21-year-old man Burns in Home A company survey shows that Though the men from and three teenagers have been 90 families have moved into Rari- WEST LO*?G BRANCH - Dr. arrested for the fatal beating of Strathmore will be part of the Maney A. Horn, 476 Cedar Ave., Lincroft Fire tan Township; 75 Into Neptune; township squad and abide by a coal distributor who was robbed 65 to Colts Neck Township, and Is reported In fair condition this Df $90. Police said the quartet their bylaws : and constitution, morning in Monmouth Medical 50 each into Freehold and Eaton- they will have their own line of- was arrested early Friday and town. Center, Long Branch, where he admitted participating in the fist- Ruins Building ficers which are captain, assist- was admitted yesterday with sec- wd-shovel slaying of Louis Riz- LINCROFT - Fire of unde- Another 65 families have ant ' iptaln, first lieutenant, sec- ond-degree bums of both hands ti, 59, of 35 North 11th St. Rizzi ermined origin destroyed a build' moved to Long Branch, and only ond lieutenant and chief engineer. suffered In extinguishing a grease 29 to this township. iras punched and struck with a ing on Newman Springs Rd. here Meetings of the squad will be fire Ini the kitchen of his home. (hovel as he was making a de- The survey covers only com- held every.first and third Tues- Police said the fire occurred livery of coal at a private house yesterday. - munities where 10 or more fami- day of the month. A nine-week about 6:30 p.m. when a pan of at 256 Fairmont Ave. He died Fire Chief John Fowler esti- lies have located. Red Cros3 first aid course is con- grease on the stove caught fire. Saturday in Newark City-Hospital mated the damage at $10,000. The To facilitate (he transfer of em-ducted Wednesday nights at the Both borough fire companies an- without regaining consciousness. building was owned by V. J. ployees from other locations, the squad hall. swered the alarm, but Dr. Horn, Being held are Jimmie Gray, 21, Vaiana of this place. firm has spent an estimated $1 Members of the Strathmore dentist, had extinguished the if 107 Hartford St; Clarence Chief Fowler said the fire ap- million on house-hunting costs for branch are Bert Barnett, David blaze when they arrived, accord- Brisbon, 18, of 501 15th Ave., and parently started in a. stairwell employees. Caiman, Abraham Davis, Law- STRATHMORE ORGANIZERS—A branch of the Malawan Township First Aid Squad ing to police. He was token to two juveniles, 17 and 18. They and quickly spread through the The company also provided rence Gray, Harvey Gross, Paul the hospital by the West Long are all Negroes, police said. Bris- wall partitions in the building. data on housing, banks, hospitals, irossman, Melvln Greenfield, Er- for the Strathmore development wai organized Friday. Going over rules and regula- Branch First Aid Squad. jon and Grey are to be arraigned Firemen from the Lincroft, Riv- schools, shopping centers, taxes, nest Gold, Mr. Gold, Henry Paris, tions here, left to right, are Jerome Gold, branch co-chairman; Charlei EifUnder, co- There was some smoke dam- •oday. Juvenile Court will deter- • Plaza and Holmdel Fire Com- utility rates and real estate val- Edwin Pordy, Melvln Reisberg, ordinator and pait iqiiad captain; John P. McDougall, squad president, and Carloi age In the kitchen of the house, mine what charges will be placed panies answered the alarm along ues for employees seeking houses Carlos Sanchez and Herbert tolice said. Patrolman Alfred igainst the other two. : with the Lincroft First Aid Squad. In the shore area. Shore. ' ' ' : Sanchez, branch co-chairman. . Tho ,e investigated. , I3AILY CROSSWORD STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGAKD jumm 4.B«rt: Tt. JLHsill S, Berlin 22.FMM Bridge Column LCtutom barricade 6. Opportunity 23. "Hide- ) away" my, after which he could draw 8. Glossy-faced room THE HANDS trumps and claim the rest of the THEKAO fabric taltof 24. Attach tricks, swwsees 7. Top of wsve 26. Letter IS. Kind of South dealer Pick Your Side VCKETHAS „ hunting 8. Leave out 27. Likely North-South vulnerable You must now pick your side. icone. knife 9. One of 30. Fruit NORTH 14. Lime trees twelve of 403 Do you agree with Dr. Watson 15. Babylonian jurors ever- V K 6 2 that no crime took place? Or do water god: 10. Scottlsh- green Sttwisy'a Aiuw*r 0 9 S 7 J 4 2 you feel that Sherlock Holmes Gaelio POM. tree 34. Underdone * 6 2 would have kept quiet unless he 17. Exclamation 31. Ap- 35. Ten cents WEST EAST had sure knowledge of a dirty «. for to calm baby praises (expect In 36. Sacred • I 10 5 2 4» K 9 7 6 4 deed? 18. Anchor 32. Hiker's Image V 5 3 V 8 7 4 vain) IB. Entire 37.QuM» OKQJ O10 63 Decide for yourself before you 18. Jeering bundle 20. Neckline 33. Tribe: 40. Army • Q 10 9 5 *g3 read on. remark shape India TJ.S.S.R. SOUTH You're right, of course, when 19. Benefits 4k A 8 22. Harem room you decide to string aldng with 1 1 j «r fa 8 IO A K I 7 4 29. Affix South West North East play the hand beautifully. 2 PERFUME J| ''// 6 V AH Pass 12. Series of 15 IIV 17 can ruff a club with, the king of bete Y/< Opening lead — ^ K hearts, but' this leaves only one as. Slight 18 trump In dummy. When West Is hollow ''//< '^ % given a trick with the queen of IB 31 88. Export 19 34- VYou know my methods, Wat- clubs he returns another trump, SB.Imtant son," said Sherlock Holmes. thus removing the last trump v] 2S 41. Cut, u 2b "There has been a fiendish bridge turkey rom dummy. 42. Pale-yellow 38 crime here, and I mean to ex- pose the criminal to his proper South must eventually lose citrus fruit '//< spade trick as well as a club. This i 43.JolnUoi 3o 31 fate." Watson shook his head y % costs him his slam contract. leg* //< % % doubtfully; he couldn't see any 44. Paradises 32 n 35 Sto evidence of a crime. West should be sentenced to thirty days on bread and water. SOWN 38 39 40 South won the first trick with 1. Goddess of trump lead is indicated when the ace of diamonds and imme- J .'.'.Uiiifc. ^K youth dummy supports one of his part- mm 41 4Z diately cashed the two top clubs. •X Celebes ox ner's two suits, especially if the By LEE FALK Then he ruffed a club with dum- THE PHANTOmM & Devices for 45 opening leader has considerable 44 my's king of hearts. ahooting- length in declarer's side suit. wrows THflT6OE5fOR THAT REMAINS TO BE East discarded a spade on the DAILY QUESTION AIL OF US/ SEEN. BUT I'M IN A HURR/. PERHAPS IT third round of clubs. South there- Partner opens with two hearts COYOURWORST.flX BABABU AT ONCE. WE KNOV/ were charged by police with TEU YOU NOTHING WOULD BE EASIER WHO'S IN THERE.' upon led a spade to the ace and forcing to game), and the next TOMAKETHE Pair Fined breaking into student lockers at led a fourth club. West played ABOUT DR. the high school and stealing player passes. You hold: Spades WOMAN TAU-- ihe queen of clubs, and declarer LUAGA. lunches, locks, books, miscellan- -K 9 7 6 4, Hearts-* 7 4. Dia- liscarded the queen of spades In Petty eous articles of clothing and monds-10 6 3. C!ubs-« 3. What rom dummy. some small change. do you say? Police said the thefts took place Nothing could stop South from Answer: Bid two notmmp. Make Larceny Case during the period from Septem- ruffing his low spade in the dum-the negative response to show MIDDLETOWN - Two local ber to January. your weakness. You can show the youths were fined 125 in Munici- Magistrate Richard E. Burke O'ReiUy, 373 Main St., Port spades or raise hearts later. pal Court Thursday on charges fined William Whitbeck, Clinton tfonmouth, were both fined $25 For Sheinwold's 36-page book- of petty larceny. Ave., East Keansburg, $25 on a 'or fighting and creating a dis- let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," The youths-William Hargrave, charge of malicious mischief. urbance on Feb. 9 outside send 50c to Bridge Book, Red 18, of Oakland Ave. and Arthur Leonard A. Barris, 13 Thomp- Marline's Diner, Rt. 35, East Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand O'Neal, 18, of 75 Chestnut St. —son Ave., Leonardo, and William teansburg. Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD

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While the smaller boats racing program.on the Shrews- Lucassen, a North Long Branch Hank Fullerton, Eastern Class Joyed two lively days of racing, bury River over the weekend. resident, and winter fleet captain E champion, also from the Lake the larger Class A ice yachts had Dave Clapp of Little Silver con- of the Long Branch Club, domi- Hopatcong dub, brought his a rugged time. Saturday the tinned- where he . left off but dated the day, sweeping all four "Sacroliac" home second In the big "fellows" called a halt to al weekend by winning two Class races in "Cold Bottom." afternoon affair. Sieder was further activity after Ira Miller's E races on Saturday. Sunday's Tom Nichols of the Lake third and Tony Mandril,' Long classy "Rainbow 2d" flickered lone Class E race dub posted two sec- Branch, fourth, In "Jigger 3d." during a triol run on the sleek, READY FOR THE GUN — Ten tpeedy Oatt E tea yachts are awaiting the starting gun in the second race of the enter) went to Cal Marter of the onds, while— Skeeter --Wlddis- ' "Jit- Sunda••••y• morning• , Lucasse- n con' wind-swept Shrewsbury River Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club's Saturday program. Race winner Dave Clapp, Little Silver, (N-25) it the Lake Hopatcong Ice Boat Club. ter" and SHp Gillam's "Comet's tJnued his mastery of the , DN ice. fourth boar from the left. Runner-up Hank Fullerton, Eastern Clan E champion from Lake Hopatcong, is the first A ggtle-tosse d Class A race Pupp" alsl o ggainea d runder-np spots class with two more triumphs, p Yesterday, five. Class A boat on ths line (L-2041. Third place finisher (L-230) Homer Sied.r'i "Rebel" it sixrh from th» Urt. Tony Mancini's earjrjjyy yesterdayry y afternooaftern nn rere- i n mornini g races. GilGillail a and LLo u MiMion'' s ""GreeG n «u|ted in four boat* breaking up, went to tile line (Miller was "Jigger" (N-166) it next to Fullerton, while Davis, of Red Bank's North Shrewsbury club, (N-Z39) ii next to Clapp. «|ted i fo bt bki CClappl , whho hahd three firsts and Hornet" split seconds in a seven- smart enough to stay ashore) in with a lone entry, Myron Tall- two seconds last weekend, swept boat fleet, This race went- to Clapp, his second triumph of the day. Clapp has been dominating the Clan E races this winter. nudge'd' s "Tiny,'Ti"" finishinfig i to two more races against some of A point race for take Hopat the face of a sudden gale. Equip- t e ist f " ment damage, flickers and possi- chum a-wen-deserved victory. the'East's top Class E skipper*. cong boats went to Marter, with ble tragedy quickly took Its toll -SUMMARIES- ' Saturday*! Conditions Great Homer Sieder, Yankee class Fullerton, second, and Sieder, EMTOBDAY Four DN class races and two Champion, from Lake Hopatcong, third. Lake Hopatcong it snowed of the fleet. CLASS DN Frank Luther's "Snow Flake,1 1st Race sailed by Bill and Howarc 1. OolJ Bottom, Sis Lueaisen; J. Colts Beat St. Peter's, Jitter,.. Skeeter Wlddli; 3, Comet's Marsh, took the lead on the firs Pup, Skip 0111am; 4. SSA, Park De- Lisa, Sr.; S. Mom's Mink, Bob Benson: lap, but two flickers put her oui 6. oreen Hornet, Chubb/ WooHey; T. i O% Frank DeUia, Jr.; S. Hot of action with a broken mast and Box, Jack Randall. runner. Ken Adam's "Prince- Id Race 1. Cold Bottom, 2. Comet's Pup, 3. 5343, for 15th Victory ton" tore Its jib and dropped her Jitter, '. «. Green Hornet, 5. 8&A, 6. sails.' The "Imp," skippefed bj Chill Bern, Dr. Clark Mltterw»y, 7. Mom's Mink, 8. ft D's, Hot Box (DNF) NEW BRUNSWICK - Chris toss to tie things up at the out- free throws, finished with 13. James "Doc" Price and crew. tiari Brothers Academy, Lincroft, set of the second stanza, but CBA Germano added 12. . 1. Cold Bottom, 2. No Name. Tom Bob Brown, upset jibing a stake, Nichols, 3. Oreen Hornet, 4. Comet's took its 15th cage victory in 1 took over and was never caught Dave Bornheimer followed then had the misfortune of hav- Pup, ». Jitter, 6. SSA, 7. Mom'i Mink, 8. Chill Bean, 9. 5 D's High games with a 53-43 decision ovei again. Lyons in the St. Peter's scoring ing Russ Hag'erman's "Ruth' Hopes,, Cal Smith (DNF) St. Peter's on the losers' couri Davidson and Bobby Germano column with 12 points. hike up and crash down on top 4th luce 1. Gold Bottom, 2. Nichols, here yesterday. paced the Colts in the second In the junior varsity game, five of the capsized craft. Fortun- Comet's Pup, 4. Jitter, 5. SSA, 6. Christian Brothers' "take* an quarter with six and four points, players scored in double figures ately no one was injured, but the Green Hornet, 7.. Chill Bean. S. Mom's Mink, 9, 5D'» * early lead and slow down the ac- respectively. as. CBA romped to a 7644 tri- "Imp's" main sail was ripped CLASS E tion" offense was used to its full- Davidson was high man foi umph. The victory raised the and the mast gashed. 1st Bate 1. Pave Clapp, 2, Homer Sieder, 3. est in the victory. The Colts took Coach Vincent Cox's squad with little Colts' record to 17-3. Carles Soden, 4. Joe Regan, Lake While all this was going on, Hopatconx, B. Spare Parts, John Mul- an early lead In the first quarter 20 points, eight coming from the Terry Burke was high with IS vlnlll; North Shrewsbury; «. Jlj and never trailed. The losers, Myron Tallmadge's heavy-weath- Tony M.anclnl, Long Branch; 7. F er, charity line. Robinson, with seven markers, Tom Hlrsch, Charley ered craft "Tiny," skippered bj Stu Williams, Qreenwood take; forced to foul in the final quarter Friederlchs and Ken Cafarell louncle Bouncle, Charlea Hantalka., Charles "Buddy" CKeefe an Lake Hop&tcons lk to get the ball, shouldn't' have. each tallied 12. Vin McCarthy John Kahle, sailed on around M RM« . Kirk Robinson, the Colts' fresh- chipped in with 10. the course to become the winner 1. Clapp, 2. Hank Fullerton, 3: man ace, sank six of seven free Bob Verga SltdM, 4. Manclnl, 5. Begin, 6. Wll- CBA has two remaining games < of the only race beld for the big lams, 7. Weber, J^aJte Hopatconr, 8. throws in the. final quarter and Davis, North Shrewabury, 5. Hanulk, before seeing action In the ti.I. Class A yachts. teammate Bill Davidson added a . SUNDAY . , Nears State State Inierscholastic Athletic As- 1 perfect five for five. The "Imp", owned by Doc • CLASS DN • sociation tournament. The Colts 1st Dace CBA gained a 19-12 margin in Price and Jack Heyer, clinchei 1. Cold Bottom, 2. Comet's Pup. 3. travel to South River Friday be- the Class A club championship 'le: Sleotrocute, Wayne Edwards, the final eight minutes of play to Point Mark fore playing host to Red Bank Oreen Hornet, 5. Nichols, 6. SSA, 7. th 30 points In eight races. D's . break open the game. The Colts BELMAR — Bob Verga is the Catholic Sunday In its finale. ' - • ti Rate led by three points until there new all-time Shore area high CBA (U> Bt. Feter's (4S1 Tied for the runner-up spot wa X cold Bottom, 2. areen Hornet, 8. OFF i rr I a Miller's "Rainbow 2d" and Comet'' Pup, 4. Nichols, 5. Electro- were approximately three min- school scoring leader and has his Oermano 6 J1JI Lyons . . t cute, 6. SSA, 7. S D's utes to play. uncanny sights set on the state CraMtck * --=•-- Ken Adam's "Princeton," each CLASS E Hilton 0 S B.BornheTr 10 3 '1th 17. The "Tiny" finished Century 2d. Cal Marter, _ Lake The Colts did an excellent job scoring mark. Roblnwn - T IS Horrocai 0 3 3 of s 120 D.Boramtl'r son fourth with 14 points. SS. "Kalnhg Mike Lyons, St. J>e- The St. Rose High School Davidson Cox - - - !oe'Refan/fioe V Jlgier, Tony'Mandnl, a! ter's senior star who needed 25 senior scored 50 points here Frl- Keennn ^ury, Slu wlllfams, T. Bouncle Bouncle, With four Class A boats heav; *ury, Slu wlllfaJ Kiltfor - two more racti on Sunday to hold a wide Jead in the Lonj Branch club't DN ela$t point DN class point, standings with 92 Flike. ts, (, Buth, s Hawks Hold OlltH ND Lyons' four^qBirter poinlaJ.p^'jjck" ArdoJ-lfim Verga standings, ,•.'•.', [ •,•".'••!. ..'.'..'.'.••'•.,•''.'.-•.••• .•'.••.-•.•• ;;V ;•.,•--•>{Mints in 17 races. Runner-up is I. Cold Bottom 98, 2. Csmet'l PPup» , came fromihe frettfUiiow line.^ «>#.« m minti-wiStarn me. TS, 3. Jitter, K, 4. Oreen Hornet, •»" 783 points with two reg- Gillam with 78 points, while Wid- i. B3A, -a, e. 'Electrocute, 23H, CBA held an 11-10 edge at the ular 'season, plus state tourna- Wilt to dis Is third with 52. 5 I>'«. 33, 8. Fricid DigiItt, Uarrlo Odom, 8. 9. ChUl Bean, 7, 10. Tie: end of the first quarter. The ment, games to go. The combined Class C-D lead, Hot Boi, Tinker's Itch, Phil ' er,«. losers' Ed Keenan sunk a charity The St. Rose ace needs but 42 er Is Eddie Edward's, "Etectra" points to tie the all-time state In NBA Witt With 12 points. Bruce McQuaid's record of 827 set by Bill Raftery, ST. 1XWIS (AP) - Bob Pettit Cincinnati Five Scared, But "Ltl Mlc" is second with'eight St Peter's (N.B.) Rally Hands St. Cecelia's of Kearny, in 1959. and Zehno Beaty sparked the St. Louis Hawks to a 32-16 first quar- points. This class did not sail The hot-shooting Verga should ter lead and they coasted past over the weekend. reach this figure in his next as- the San Francisco Warriors, 127- Cal Smith, a visitor from Red Mater Dei 14th Setback, 4742 signment Tuesday night against 106, in a National Basketball As- Bank, raced his "High Hopes" ii Croydon Hall Academy. the DN class Saturday, hut h* MIDDLETOWN - Mater Del eight minutes. sociation game yesterday. Verga scored 31 points in lead- ASSOCIATED TRESS Second-ranked Puke, unbeaten date Gary Bradds slipping1 In 40 the misfortune of breaking a mast High School of New Monmouth Mike DeCapua was the high San Francisco's Wilt Chamber- Ing his club to, a comfortable 48- Saturday night is the scariest since the week before Christmas, points. in the first afternoon race. faded after a good start to scorer for Mater Dei with 23 lain, at times refusing.to shoot 25 half time lead. Verga snapped night in the week for the nation'! stormed to its 15th straigh Ullnl Win Irop a 47-42 decision to St. Pe- points. Bob Ballweg chipped in even though he was in the clear, lee Chips the record early in the second No: 1 basketfcaU team. against North Carolina 108-93 to ter's, of, New Brunswick, jayvees with 10. was held to 13 points through the Illinois kept pace by trouncing Lucassen's scoring assistants period. The game was stopped The 'Cincinnati Bearcats, their finish die regular Atlantic Coast liere Friday. Dick Bornheimer paced St. Pe- combined defensive efforts of Wisconsin, 89-77, before a home the past four weekends have and Coach Pat McCann gave It was the 13th loss in 14 out- ter's with 21 points Frank Cipot Beaty'and Phil Jordon. Cham- two-season 37-garae win streak Conference season with a perfect crowd. been Past Commodores Franci Verga the ball. ings for the Mater Dei sopho berlain's season average 45.3 destroyed on bath night a week 14-0 slate. The Illinl play Minnesota, Frame and Louis Mion. This is added 11. more cage squad. St. Peter's is The victory was the 19th in points a game. ago, nearly had another lost Art Heyman poured In 40 points which all but fell out of the a rugged Job, requiring long-cold St. Peter's freshman unit won f 14 for the season. 21 starts for the Purple Roses, The victory clinched second weekend — this time at home - and pulled down 24 rebounds as race by losing, 71-46, at North- hours of standing around on the the opener, 50-40. Cipot led the Mater Dei jumped off to a State Parochial B champions. place in the Western Division for before they pulled out a 5544 he closed out Duke's home sched-western Monday night. Ohio ice waiting for the boats to winners' attack with 14 points. victory Saturday night over 4-8 lead after one period of play Valley Is 10-10 on the campaign. the Hawks and crippled San ule.with a' show that drew an State goes In there March 4. complete the course. Mike Hanley had 14 markers Tulsa. '/, .: . . and increased it to 25-17 at half- Bill Wickis tallied 17 and Bill Francisco's hopes of overtaking ovation. Indiana, 7-3, stayed in the title for the Mater Del frosh. They Drescher, 10, for the winners. Cincinnati, aiming for its third The Long Branch club is par- ime. Detroit for third place, the last Loyola Pressed battle by sinking Michigan State, are 6-13 on the season. Tom 'Kalsh paced Valley with 12 straight national title, was be- ticularly indebted to Steve The lead vanished in the third qualifying playoff spot. The 113-94, as Jimmy Rayl -*- who St. Peter's («> Mater Del (») markers. hind 0-13 at the start and trailed Loyola of Chicago, No. 3, had Schmidt, of Shallow Point, Port- period as the visitors exploded O FP O Ft Warriors now trail Detroit by 2% walked out of a practice session Bor'mer 8 5 21 Hantke 0 0 by'14 points in the second half, a Saturday scare too, before it aupeck, who has generously per« 'or 18 points while holding Mater The St. Rose jayvees won a 75- games. in a huff in mid-week—set a Big Cipot 4 3 11 snort 0 O before getting back on the truck beat down Houston on the Texas mltted iceboaters and crews (as ei to 10. The St. Peter's splurge Kohlepp 13C Ballweg 4 3 10 51 victory In the opener. Ed Beaty outscored Chamberlain, Ten regulation game scoring well as spectators) to use his Kalafor 2 4 8 DeC&pua 1 9 23 against the Golden Hurricane. court, 62-58, with its lowest point left the teams tied, 35-35, at the Vayda 0 0 0 Oakes 1 1 Brietback was high for the win- 4-4, and Pettit added 12 points mark of 56 points. The total Tfi* week before. Wichita invited total of the season. property during the lceboating end of three periods. Ker'ikl 10 2 Hatn'nd 3 0 6 ners with 14 points. as St. Louis ran to a big lead in also tied his own overtime game D'AUrro o o o them over and knocked them off, Fourth-ranked Arirona State season. With the tremendous in- Our UAi (5!) SI. BOM (Ml the opening period. Chamber- mark. flux of iceboats the past few The Middlesex County crew 16 15 over-all. Long Branch Texas the crown, With II straight tled Wednesday night on Asbury Manasquan's Jayvees romped the filial quarter; : lielder said he felt much better wound up with i 9-7 league mark Park'3 Convention Hall floor to a 55-43 success in the opener. Yeager led the Indians with conference wins. and 10-10 over-all. If the Indians after treatment. when the two titans clash in the Pete Anderson, Bob Kregg and 18 points, while Morley and Jim The Longhorns, with three to defeat Lakewood in their Con- Pepitone is the No. 1 candidate opener of the Shore Conference Joe Franklin all had 11 points for Kearney each tallied 14. play, could become the winning- ference finale tomorrow night, (or the first Job. Skowron was playoffs. the Big Blue reserves that wound Jordan paced the losers' at. est team in league history. No they will wind up in » tie wlfh traded to the Dodgers for pitcher up with an identical (to the var- ; tack with 17,: while Nelson added Other SWC five; has won more Manasquan chalked up an 18-2 the/Green Wave. v than 12. Stan Williams. sity) record of 18-2. 15 arid Richie Caldwell,. nine. over-all record and will enter the "If he doesn't have any over Manasnuan (S3) Uknroo* (47). (Cotth Bob* Walsack's Green Toms River swept the twin-bill Roger SUubachf NJSIAA tournament as a strong Wave..taclde,Perth Amboy in a Navy inserted a'football touch n|8ht reaction,, I'll plap y him to- Orasdorf 8 S IS Kowlt as its jayvens alto triumphed favorite for Central Jersey Group acavellt 5 5 10 Cannon ttkt round Central Jersey Group irto its annual.battle with Army, morrow In another of these 2 and possibly state laurels. Beam over the visiting Green Wave re- dark • T 1 IS J.Brown IV clash' at.Woodbrldge High whenCoadh Cl j BeB n CarnevalCle put games," manager Ralph Houk Lakewood's Piners have a 7-8 serves. !aid 3 1 S Polttl School March'«. toms River did Roger Staubach, the quarterback - referrini g to yesterday'd s Conference record and are 7-10 Cordts 3 0 0 Amalo *who ruined the Cadets on the type of actlivty. STARS FOR LOSERS — Mike DeCapua, with ball, Mater Frank 1 0 ! Wller not: rhike ,'ljte' WSIAA' tourna-j over-all. They have one remain- Wichtor SIT Midresh awnit." '"'.,'•'••.,.. •. ' gridiron last fall, Into the start- Houk sent the squad, largely Dei High ace, goes in on a drive despite the efforts of ing Conference assignment — a Oraadort 0 0 0 Prank . KM« IIS Seirard Tempers flared In the final p> ing lineupp. rookies, througgh a simulated two St. Peter's, New Brunswick, junior varsity defenders clash with Toms River tomorrow. 13 4 Rorle d Becker 0 0 0 Yefei iod holding up pl»y for several Althougugh Staubach, who plaplayey d game yesterday afternoon before in Friday night's clash on Mater Dei's New Monmouth Manasquan -had a torrid first Andenon M. Brown min*W'yvhl!e; the floor was ImosIt t .alll tthh e ffirsi t hlhalff , did not a crowd of about 3,000. Rookie half, scoring 52 points, more than Horner ileareij of' spectators,', players _ court. The St. Peter's players are Dick Bornheimer, left, Lakewood's entire game total, In » J7 M 10 27 tT v Manaaquan 1* M IS 15—M %nd coach'eiJ Several, players Army 55-48. ThMI*B«e refere« e whippestopped onMike e teaHegam n anplayed utilitd firsy t basinfleldee for and Joe Karchawiki. St. Peter's JV's handed Mater Dei, recording Us easy victory. The Lakewood -7 U. U 1«—17 three player fights in the second Phil Linr filled In for Pepitone were .ejected :fla#nj the game a second year school, a 47-42 setback duspite Da- winners hit on 75 per cent of RED BANK REGISTER B'-rtfcimeofcV V •' " ; ,•' . . half Of the tense military acad- on the other. their shots In the second period Long Branch led 13-11 after one my battle at Annapolli, Md. No score was kept. Capua's 26 points. to rack up an amazing 35-12 Monday, Feb. 25, 1963-13 •• "•''"•''••) M-Monday, Fefc. 25, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER {fames *I)oc9 Price Is Enjoying Finest (Sports editor Hy Cunningham, regular lessee of this space, is recuperating from illness; In the Iceboating Season interim, it will be filled by others, Including Harry Local Iceboaters are enjoying one of the finest sea- Carlin,, racing editor of the New York Herald, Tri- sons in decades, but one member of the dedicated clan bune. Mr. Cunningham will resume upon bis is (we suspect) wearing a wider smile than his "hard- return. He is happily home now, at 22 Oak La., water" colleagues. Rumson.) James C. "Doc" Price, member of one of the shon Sentimental Journey area's foremost iceboatin, By HARRY CARLIN " families, the Prices of th "Tell you what," said Jim. Kahn, one of the re- Pleasure Bay section maining greats, "Let's assemble the mof> in a drawing Long Branch, is having per' room on tomorrow's Congressional and make for haps his finest campaign ii Bowie. That's what we need." history — and certainly h "Yeh, but tomorrow's my unemployment day," said a wistful displaced person, courtesy of grand old Bert most gratifying. Powers. Doc, as he is know: "Who needs it," corrected Jim. "We may be throughout the Shore are; busted, but what the hell. If we're going to starve let's has enjoyed many fine mo do it first class." GRAMMAR SCHOOL ACE — Don "Perky" Smith, secoitd from left, driyM in for a shot in yesterday's first annual ments in his more than So that's the way the incredible expedition began Monmouth County Parochial Grammar School All-Star game at St. Jamas, Red Bank. Hector Dalgado, right, scored | years of Iceboating, but and nobody's stopped laughing. They're not likely to • 16 points to pace tha Southern Division to a 53-41 triumph over the Northern Division. none has brought him either, not in this lifetime, everlasting thanks to Good greater satisfaction than hi Shepherd Kahn, Mugs Feldman, the percussion genius, accomplishments of thf Southern Stars Take Parochial Loop Game, 53-41 the South American tin mine which owns the lovable James Hoc? Price past weekends with his be RED BANK - The Southern ic director, presented individual Catherine's, East Keansburg; St. [Long Branch, and St. Cats. old dump, Don Lillis, the extraordinary high .roller loved Class A gaff-rigged veterag ice yacht "Imp." Division All-Stars jumped out to trophies to players and coaches Agnesi -Atlantic Highlands; St. erine's. Spring Lake. from Pelnam and Wall St, and Joe Stevens, the caterer from each squad during halftime Mary's, New Monmouth; Our Nwaen <41) ~ " an 8-6 lead in the first quarter O FP to kings and horse players. , The "Imp," one of the top Class A boats in the ceremonies. Lady of Perpetual Help, High- It Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club fleet since its and were never headed in whip- Northern Division coaches lands; St. Ann's, Keaasburg; 0 Jim Stayed Alive debut in 1912, was owned and sailed by Doc's father, ping the Northern Division, 53-41, were John Kennedy, Holy Cross, Holy Cross, Rumson, and St Jo- When the great New York Sun died, Jimmy Kahn in the first annual and Jerry Wilson, St. seph's, Keyport. Captain Elisha W. Price, a renowned iceboater and Monmouth Rumson, didn't He became, a publicist When he brings his County Parochial Grammar Ann's, Keansburg, Southern Divi- The Southern team included sion mentors were Tom McBride, holder of the established world speed record for ice School Basketball League All- players from Mt. Carmel, As- huge dignified self into the office and says "Kid, I yachts (140 mph set Feb. 8, 1908 on the Shrewsbury St Catherine's, Spring Lake, and bury Park; St Dorothea's, Ea- gotta great one," why then, believe it tar game before 700 fans at St Father Horan, Star of the Sea, tontown; St. Rose, Belmar; St. River with the lateen-rigged "Clarel.") James here yesterday. Long Branch. Rose, 'Freehold; St Jerome'*. Not even Jimmy, who knows this town solid be- When Captain Price passed away in 1936, Doc took The Southern Division All-Stars The Northern Division squad West Long Branch; St Dennis, cause he was covering Tom Heeney's vs. Gene Tun- Manasquan; Star of the Sea, over the ownership of the "Imp" along with a partner, took a 14-8 margin in the second was made up of players from St. II S41 SOU 88 ney, training camp! at Fair Haven, (how many years quarter and also posted an ad- ago,) would believe all this which we'll spare you.. Jack Heyer of West Long Branch. vantage in the third stanza be- fore the losers took a 14-13 edge Where's the Piano in the final eight minutes of play. Ed Mulvihill, Zilincar Star "The room is great," said Toney Betts, the noted Three players scored in double handicapper, turf writer and lyricist from Baxter Street. figures for the winners. Hector Delgardo of St. Dorothea's, Ea- But where's the piano?' tontown, led the trio and took For CBA in Garden Meet Everybody was too busy laughing for 24 hours as high scoring honors in the game NEW YORK - Ed Mulvihill, Norm Snead raised the CBA nine points while Essex Catholic, Owney Madden, Dutch Schultz, W. Shakespeare, Andy with 16 points. He also controlled Christian Brothers Academy's tal- sophomores' total to 10 points the perennial champion, is Richards, and 0. Henry and syntax were torn apart the backboards for the Southern ented high' jumper, turned in the when he placed second in the third place with seven, point*. Division 'stars. Well, like Red Smith would say on the eve of the outstanding performance of his shot put, , CBA Coach Ernie Muir expects Tom McBride, St. Catherine's, career with a 6-foot, 4-inch leap Walt Caruba and Bob Johnson to make .a strong run for the Widener, you wouldn't believe it Especially when Spring Lake,* was next in the at the National Xnterscholastic added to the CBA yearling total soph championship with Johnny you spied John Gualtieri, the Bard of Monmouth St, Southern Division scoring column Track and Field Championships when they placed fourth and fifth, Eager and Kevin Sullivan In the George Gill, the Merry Cabman, and Bob Kilzen, the with 11 markers. Bill Non- which preceded the National AAU respectively, in the shot put mile, Tim Sheehan and Paul nenberg, Mt. Carmel, Asbury meet Saturday at Madison Square Running Set Thursday Stach in the 880-yard run and a sometimes pilot of the Big Train, (The Congressional) Park, added 10. Garden. Team totals with the running quarter mile entry of Dick Wight hop off and assail the windows. Rich Carton, St. Mary's, New Mulvihill, who Is second only events slated for Thursday after- and John Hayes. If we haven't lost you, this happened Thursday Monmouth's classy eager, to ex-Keyport High standou noon show CBA tied with Roselle CBA freshman Coach Brother sparked the Northern Division Bruce Jackson (6-5%) in the all. Catholic in the sophomore divi- Brian is depending on mileri when Matt Mullin said it was hellishly cold at Lincroft with 14 points. tune mark for a Shore Jumper, sion with 10 points each. George Denis and Bill Chandler, and Tom Hallaway said "God Bless You." used a fast'approach and spiked Rev. Richard A. Leadein, Red The frosh from Lincroft led the favorite Don Rowe in the halt shoes in tying for second place "I think," said the New York Times' erudite Joe C. Bank Catholic High School athlet- yearling division with 11 points. and quarter i mllers Gary Smith behind the 6-foot, 5-inch effort of Nichols,"-that we got a big thing going for us." Roselle Catholic is second with and Joe Utz. LaSalle Academy star Del Ben- The Number 6 horse had just gone down.. Hardly jamin. Fliers End Except for one miss at 6 feet, a call. It's time to pool desperate nickels and dimes. DOC WITH HIS 'IMP — James "Doc" Price, veteran inches, Mulvihill, a junior, Another loser. cleared all heights perfectly un- Hawks Split Games Long Branch skipper, prepares his Class A ice yacht 'A' Season The guys from Red Bank are rooting for the wrong til he went out at 6 feet, 5 inches. horse. The wrong one was first too. You can't win' "Imp" for tha start of a race on the Shrewsbury River. Involved in the tie for second Price, and co-owner Jack Hayor, West Long Branch, Tied for 1st with the CBA star were Pau On Southern Swing "You gotta winner," said Don Lillis and Mr. J. Ed- NEPTUNE — Neptune High Wilson and George Platt, Plain- gar Hoover verified it The price was forty something. have the famed "Imp" in first place in the Long Branch field (N. J.) High and Alfred School maintained Its four-year WASHINGTON' — Monmouth advantage. Ice Boat and Yacht Club's Class A point standings with Smith, Boston English (Mass.) "Let's get out before we're empty," said Mr. Betts "home court" unbeaten basket- College gained an even split on Monmouth cleared its bench in High. and it was a grand idea. "We'll go home first class," four firsts and three seconds in seven weeks. ball record and at the same time its short Southern invasion; los- the" final half as all 11 players nished in a tie with Manasquan Joining Mulvihill to give Chris- ing here last night to Howard entered the scoring column. Six said Mr. Kahn, grabbing a phone. Reconditioning Job for Shore Conference A Division tian Brothers a highly respectable University, 76-50, and taking an players scored four points apiece "Hello, Washington? I want a drawing room." regular season honors by dump- 4'/2 points in the rugged compe- easy 76-58 decision over winless in the final 20 minutes. The pair did an extensive reconditioning job on tition was Augie "Gus" ZUincar "Sorry, you can't have it," somebody said. "We're ing a stubborn Brick Township Coppin State Teachers College in Tom Farrell had 17 points for the grand old veteran and their efforts were rewarded five, 83-77, here Friday night who captured fourth place in the Baltimore Friday night sold out." shot put with a heave of 56 feet the Hawks, while Jerry Bitten- by three successive Eastern Ice Yachting Association The Fliers have never dropped 6'/2 inches, also a school record As a result Monmouth's over- binder added seven. "Oh, dear," said Don Lillis, "you better get us a Class A championships in 1942, 1946 and 1947. a basketball game on their new and personal best effort as was all record was evened at 10 wins Gene Giles was the big gun for car. But make it nice and fancy and don't be cheezy court, which opened four years Mulvihill's. and 10 losses. Coppin (0-11 on the season) with The "Imp" did not particularly impress in the lasi ago. The win Friday enabled with the ice." Joe Stevens thought that a swell idea. Archbishhop Molloy won the 14 points. Larry Dyson was the Coach tarry Hennessey's crew to Tom Farrell and Dave Brown decade, but the Price-Heyer team was not discouraged, team title with 13 points. The de- big rebounder and chipped in Don Lillis stopped the train at Bowie. He's got a finish up tied with Manasquan, paced the Hawks with 12 points fending champion, Plainfield, fin- with 10 points. way with railroads. working diligently to put the craft back into cdnten- each with 15-1 Conference marks. apiece in the Howard contest The ished tied with New Rochelle for Monmouth converted • 10 of 15 tion. The teams will settle the A Di winners piled up a commanding : second in the team standings with free throws with Farrell getting vision race in the opener of the first half lead to salt away the This winter the pair hit the jackpot On the week 10 points. decision. five out of six. ihore Conference playoffs at The West Long Branch cagers Asbury Cagers Close Out end of Feb. 9-10, Price skippered the "Imp" to four Convention Hall Wednesday The Colts travel to Highstown John Gist scored 23 points in today at meet Peddle on the in' have two games left — meeting successive triumphs over a four-boat fleet on the light. leading Howard to its easy tri- Newark Rutgers Thursday a1 door track. umph over the West Long Branch Neptune's over-all record is Convention Hall, plus a trip to Slate With Two Victories Shrewsbury River. George Shechan 4th school; 8-3. Brick finished 4-12 in the Kings College at Briarcliff Man- On Sunday, Feb. 17, Price ran into a vastly-superl George Sheehan, CBA senior Larry Poland, 6-6, 220-pound ASBURY PARK - Coach Bill Asbury Park tied the contest in conference and 6-13 over-all. who has exhausted his eligibility, or, N. Y. next Saturday. or visitor from Red Bank's Navesink River, Ira Miller's Keyport High School star, paced Monraootb (18) Coppin Kern's Asbury Park High School the final two minutes and utilized The Pliers had a surprisingly- placed fourth in the unseeded sec- OFF u B team closed out its regular sea- two successful free throws by the Hawks with 19 points and a Hsnr 10 2 Bdwanli » 0 "Rainbow 2nd", itself a beautifully-reconditioned boat lard time subduing the Green tion of the mile run at the AAU flawless rebounding job in the Farrell « S IT Orson S 4 10 son on. a successful note here "Nubby" Napolitano with 1:13 Dragons. Neptune led, 39-37, at meet. Blttenbir*I«3 1 T Morgan 4 4 1 from yesteryear. Racing Miller's Marconi-rigged ice Coppin State victory. Poland tal- Poland 9 lUHormr 0 0 I Saturday night, crushing Union left to clinch it. Napolitano tiatftime and 56-55 at the end of Sheehan, representing the Cen- lied 15 points in the first hair as Hear; 3 0 6 OUe> 4 11' Hill High School of Union City, wound up with 10 points on the yacht, however, is like matching a Model T Ford with three quarters. Brown 3 0 1 Bterltaf O 0 I tral Jersey' Track Club, was his club shot out to a 43-28 half- Smltb 1 1 3 Wright 5 111 82-46. It was the fourth succes- night. ••;'•••. a Cadillac. clocked in 4:33.4 and established time margin. He had 13 points in D'ZIo 3 2* Duncan 10 sive triumph for the Blue Bishop The winners salted away the Deegan 2 0 4 Wilson - 3 0 Ralph Fieldhouse was Atlantic Better Than Ever triumph, outscoring the visitors, himself as a favorite for the New the first 10 minutes of play. •ynch 1 0 2 Wood 113 cagers. City's top scorer with 18. Wool- Jersey AAU title In the mile at cAlliter a 0 27-22, in a wild-scoring final peri' The teams battled evenly On Friday night, Asbury Park ford Turner chipped in with 15 Doc stayed with the "Rainbow" In the early por- the Newark Armory Saturday, throughout the second half,'with 33 10 76 pulled off a surprising 7048 vic- points. tions of the three races, but could not match the cham- March 9. Monmouth Colltg* Bob Davis, A Division scoring Monmouth gaining a slim 33-30 CoBBla Stall tory over its resort city rivals, Aibory P»rk (8!) Union HUI (U> pion from the North Shrewsbury club, settling for the tampion, paced Neptune with 35 CBA Frosh Lead Atlantic City High School, at the OFF O FP , runner-up spot each time. • points. Three other Fliers were NEWARK - While their out downshore sfce. SUrrett 2 0 4 MojcaellRiveil a 1 111 standing teammates were com- O'Dell UiS 0 2 2 n double figures — Lee Davis, The Blue .Bishops' next assign- Hayes 9 2 20 Wilton 10 2 Doc did finish far ahead of the rest of the Long peting in the huge New York VnHenloot 1 0 2 Olion Oil 18, Gary Carroll, 16, and Fred ment lia Central Jersey Group OUlKher 2 0 4 SbtrUlu 10 2 Branch Class A fleet to clinch the club championship Varren, 10. track extravaganza, CBA's fresh- Abarbanel, 11 3 Bothey 1 113 man and sophomore track and IV opening round clash- with Tomalno 1 0 Youmazza 0 3 3 Bob Scott was high for Brick BtanfliMlry Bculllon with a commanding 13-point spread in the over-all field teams dominated the year- Stetoert, of Trenton, in the 10 0 O vith 20. Eric Weinberg added WeitHbarg 12 4 Skoblu 10 ling and soph divisions in the NJSIAA tournament at Freehold GrodbsrK 2 0 4 standings. 18 and Bob Neumann, 14, in the KrlKowlu 10 2 opening day's action in the N.J. Regional High School March 4, Dragons' finest effort of the sea- Warllck 0 0 0 Veteran observers agree that Doc has the "Imp" Catholic Track Conference cham- Asbury Park posted an over-all Slclllano a O 0 son. going better than ever and this makes the modest skip- pionships Saturday at the New- 114 seasonal record. Union Hill Neptune won the jayvee clash, 33 16 SJ J» M <« ark Armory. sports a 3-14 log. Union Hill , 7 U 13 .14-46 per beam. Doc would be quick, though, to give credit '4-50. Ted Beekman paced the Anbury Park -.15 IS 30 l»-82 Sophomore Bill Scrobogna and the winners took a quick 10-0 Official*—Palala, Dahrouge. to Heyer's mechanical ability and the expert sheet-tend- "Her reserves with 14, the same lead at the outset of the Union Igure recorded by Brick's Fred Ireshman Joe Utz won the high ing of his regular crew, Bob Brown of Oceanport. jump events in their respective Hill dash and were never head- Atbnrr Park 00) Atlantlo Cllr (M) 'resnel. On KP> Fp ~ a r p division to get CBA off to a fly- ed. Asbury Park led, 33-18, at O'Dell .237 Fleldhouia 8 2 18 Although iceboating is Doc's first love, he excelled Brick (ID Nepl (83) halftime. Gallagher 2 0 4 Freeman. 3 17 ing start toward the team titles. Hayi 7 « 20 Divli In other sports during his high school years. He earned Scott a FP a FF ( 0 12 Keumanr) 6 1 2(1 H. Divll 13 9 33 Scrobogna copped the soph divi- Jphn Hayes and. Tom O'Dell Napolltano 4 2 10 Turner 6 815 [oftman I ill W 4 3 10 paced the Bishops with 20 and 19 eiartett 11 4 26 Oabler 4 2 10 varsity letters in four sports at Chattle High School 8 IIS sion with a 5-foot, 6-inch effort. Vaodenlool oil Flslder a 0)6 WolnberK 10 5 points, respectively. Angelo Abirbmel 10 3 (Long Branch) before he graduated in 1920. Doc cap- lliomi * B 31! Carroll Utz's gold medal came with a Tomilno 111 Bodtman 0 0 0 Beekman till "NubDy" Napolitaco chipped in Miser DOC 10 3 5-foot, 3-lnch leap. Jeff Fee also tained Chattle's first championship mile team in the Johnson D O 0 with 16. 27 It 70 SO S6S » 19 77 31 M S3 took fourth place in the fntoh A»bury Park __ IS H JO tt_7o Penn Relays. His teammates included Gene McVeigh, [rich 16 21 IB 23—77 division high jump to add another Bob Bothey and Bill Rivers Atlantic City 20 M 19 19-48 [eptune .20 19 17 27-« each had 12 for Union Hill. OfHclalt-fcuchova, KravltJ. • • • •- Les Jones and the late Chet Bowman. Official!—Kovaljkl, Karlo. two points to the CBA total. Asbury Park took the jayvee Battery of Cousins Helen S. Zilly. They have one son, James "Toby" game, 68-57. Dave W«rlick paced the Blue Bishop reserves with 23 Basketball His specialty was the pole vault, but he also com' Price. points. peted in the quarter mile, mile and the broad jump. The recent success with the "Imp" has been one Harry Starrett and Hayes Schedule Doc was quite a baseball player, catching on Chat- of three proud moments in Doc's iceboating career. paced the winners in the Atlan- ic City victory. Starrett had his TODAY tle's team for three years. The pitcher was his cous- The other highlights were the three Eastern Ice Yacht- best night of die season, finding No Qames Scheduled in, F. Bliss Price, former mayor of Eatontown and a ing Association titles arid a cherished day in 1948 when the nets with 26 points, while TOMORROW renowned iceboater in his own right Doc also com he and son Toby won four races (Doc won two Class Hayes ripped home 20 markers. A Division Asbury Park won the game In Toms River at Lakewood peted in football and basketball while at Chattle. and Toby two Class B races). the final period after trailing Others Doc sticks to iceboating these days, but during the Doc is a former vice commodore of the Long most of the way in a tightly- Monmouth Reg, at Shore Reg. off-season he enjoys walking and swimming to keep (ranch Ice Boat and Yacht Club, which his family contested ball game. Atlantic Croydon Hall at St. Rose City led, 20-18, after one period Karltan Twp. at Madison Two. up his good health. lelped found in 1901. He is also a member of the LARRY POLAND, 6-6 Monmouth Collage freshman, who and 34-32 at halfUme. WEDNESDAY ' Three Titles forth Shrewsbury Ice Boat Club of Red Bank, although paced the Hawks to victory over Coppin State Teacher! A nip-and-tuck third period left No Games Scheduled the Atlantic City team ahead by •••••' THURSDAY Doc resided in Long Branch most of his life, but )oc admits that he would never sail his "Imp" In com- Collage Friday night.•. Tha ax-Keyport tea pumped in one, 83-52, and set the stage for Newark Rutgers at Monmovth now lives in Ocean Grove with his wife, the former! etition for any club but Long Branch. 19 points. ".':"••' tha torrid finish. College . ' it| ;'-; •;.•• •-•

»•». i Shore Grapplers Cop Five Celtics Smash 5£D BANK. REGISTER . . Feb. j&. «|SIAA Region 4 Titles Lakers, 119-109; Offers Pouring in For Third By BILL ROBINSON — Shore Bob Schuld, Toms River. (168) Fans Belt Ref «re» high school grapplers cap. by «, to Cliff Miller, Rancoca* LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bol- From now on, boat buying fever becomes an epi tared five ol the 12 clan chain- Valley; Jim Scelba., Southern R» stered by the magnificent def- demic jin most parts of the country. After all the bro- Dick Tiger-Gene Fullmer Bout pionshlps in the NJSIAA Region gional, (178) by 5-2, to Bill Hale, fense of Bill Russell, the Boston Four tournament held at Col- <"oUingswood; Conover GasMn, chure collecting, hull-knocking, question-asking and Celtics raited the Los Angeles dreaming-of-the-boat-show season, comes the itch to LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)-Splr- Fullmer, who had said he Utah, was asked about the pos- lingnraod High School Saturday. Long Branch (141) by a forfeit Lakers, 119-109, last night in a ;ed bidding opened yesterday for would retire if beaten Saturday sibilities of Gene fighting in BUI Kille, Paulsboro, for an in- . Tom* River and Freehold Re- furiously paced National Basket- convert all this preliminary activity Into something third middleweight champion- night, told newsmen after the Nigeria. jury; Kick Baner, Brick Town gional each had two champions, ball Association game before 14,- hip boxing match between fight he did not want to quit on We feel Gene Is the un- ship, (136) by 3-1 to Demetrius concrete—like a new boat while Long Branch gained one in 838 at the Sports Arena. a draw and wanted to meet crowned champion, but Tiger to Johnson, North Burlington Re Itlist Dick Tigers and Gene an action-packed afternoon and How to look for one and decide on the right one Tiger again. Fullmer lost the the champion and the champion gional; Fred Salter, Loni The big Celtic center blocked 'ullmer with the champ's home night of top-Hight wrestling. for you? This is always a problem, and it is amazing decides where he'll fight," Jen- Branch, (123) by 9-0, to Jo more than a dozen shots and ountry of Nigeria in the picture. championship to the Nigerian by Toms River tltlists were Jay son said. NIgro, Triton Regional, and Ton scored 22 himself before being how many prospective boat owners come at it the Norman Rothschild of Syra- a 15-round decision in San Fran- Kilpatrick, in the 106-pound Dav!s_Toms River (98) by U taken out of the game with five use, N. Y., a co-promoter of cisco Oct. 23. "If he wants it there and class, by a 5-0 decision over Bob wrong way. All of that scientific talk about blink-rates to Larry Stubee, Vineland. minutes left to play. first two bouts, offered FuUmer's manager, Marv comes up with a good money Murphy of.Deptford Township, Boston virtually ran Los An- and subliminal desires that affect people during the Jenson, also of West Jordan, Five local matmen were beat- Iger a $100,000 guarantee to de- guarantee for Fullmer, Oafs and, Ed Massey, In the 115-pound geles off the court in the earlier purchasing act is probably based on truth, because so ;nd again in June with Las where it will be. class, by a 3-0 decision over en in the afternoon semi-finals and earned the right to meet going. After leading at half- many boat buyers succumb to illogical impulses, espe- 'egas, Bozeman, Mont., and "We have been very impressed - Vlneland's Joe Hoiniak. time, 63-51, they built up a 30- Top Ten other losers in the consolation cially in acquiring their first boat yracuse mentioned as possible with the Nigerian people repre- Freehold winners were Carlos finals. point lead at 94* in the third ites. senting that nation at the first Fontanei, at 130 pounds, by a period. Tom Davis, 98-pounder from Immediately after Tiger sue- Cage Results two bouts." 5-0 decision over Richie Femia, In the fourth quarter Toms River, lost to George Kain, essfully defended his crown Fullmer is a Mormon, and Jen- Willlamstowii, and Henry E>aum, Coach Red Auerbach benched NEW YORK (AP) - Here's Haddonfield. 7-4; Rick Bauer, aturday night by battling Full- son said the church now has a 157 pounds, by a close 9-4 deci- most of his regulars and the; how the top ten teams in the 136, Brick Township, lost to Lar- aer to a 15-round draw it the missionary group In Nigeria. sion over Ed Landis of Collings- Lakers narrowed the final mar- Associated Press basketball poll ry Gauthney, Paulsboro, 7-1; ,as Vegas Convention Center, Another possibility for a U. S. wood. ' ; .;^ " • • • • • gin considerably, scoring 16 did last week: Conover Gaskin, Long Branch, leorge Parnassus of Los Angeles meeting between' Hie two was Tom Reilly, Long Branch's un- straight points. 1. Cincinnati, beat North subbing for John Formal), Toms ffered a total purse of $150,- New York. Harry Markson of beaten 148-pound grappler, ded- Los Angeles tans weren't Texas State, 91-61, beat Tulsa, River, was beaten in overtime, 00 for the fight in his home Madison Square Garden asked sioned Tom McGltacy, Paul* graceful tosers. At halftime, 55-54. 1-0, by Stan Tyler, Haddonfield, ity. Jones not to make any dediUJa boro, by a 2-1 score. . when the trend was pretty clear at 141; Jim Scelba, Southern Re- A campaign reportedly was be- 2. Duke, beat Maryland, 76-70, before conferring with bun, The only Shore area winner in to see, several embittered Lak-i gional, lost a 178-pound bout ig started in Lagos, Nigeria, to beat North Carolina, 106-93. It did appear certain the 160* tho consolation finals was Wall era rooters trapped referee Norm Ed Drozdov, Pennsville, 5-2; i ave the fight there. 3. Loyola of Chicago, beat St pound battlers would be,meet- Township's Dick Gray, who de- Dave Gray, Wall, lost the heavy- Drucker as he was leaving the Jersey Jones, reprensenfing John's N. Y., 7047. beat Houston ing again in June. clsioned Frank Ulissi, Pehns- weight match to Bob Baylor, dressing room and beat and 'iger, said it was a possibility 62-58. "We had planned to fight in ville, in the heavyweight class. Paulsboro, 5-2. kicked him. < w fight might be in Nigeria Europe this summer,' but that Policemen saved Mm and he 4. Arizona State, beat Wyom- The five local champions will Shore afternoon winners were enough money was available. bout now will be pushed back to wasn't hurt enough to keep him ing, 82-72, beat New Mexico, 72- compete against other regional Kilpatrick over Ed, Whitczak, We're talking in $100,000 fig- the fall," Jones said. out of the second half. The Los 62. tltllsts next Saturday to the Lenape, 11-4; Massey over Harry res in the United States now," NJSIAA finals at the Rutgers Angeles fans apparently thought 5. Ohio State, beat Michigan British promoter Jack Solo- Juliano, Edgewood, M; Salter ones said. "It's somewhat Gymnasium, New Brunwsick, some of Drucker's calls had gone State, 87-77, beat Iowa, 83-70. mons probably will promote the over Jim Rasmussen, Rancoo oubtful there is that kind of . The semi-finals are slated for the against the home-town players, fight in Europe. Valley, 6-2. Fontanez over Jacl loney for a fight in Nigeria. If 6. Illinois, beat Purdue, 87-79, afternoon, with the consolation who badly wanted a victory over "We had planned to fight for Walsh, Collingswood, 44; Rile] ley think they can do it, of beat Wisconsin, 89-77. and finals at night. over Carl Adams, Delsea Region' the world champion Celtics. him first," Jones said. "But nurse we're interested." 7. Wichita, lost to Bradley, 64- al, 9-2; Daum over Pete VirgUlo, Leading scorer for Boston was BUYING A. IOAT should involve careful analysis of how Saturday's decision messed The other Shore area wrestlers Canada entered the Tiger-Full- 63. who lost in the consolation finals Paulsboro, 7-4, and Schuld ovei Sam Jones with 28. The Lakers' she Is to be used. Good boats on the market today have things up." ler picture when promoter Mor- •. Mississippi State, beat Included: Mike Cresel, Vineland, 44 Elgin Baylor, who did not play The Tiger foe for the Europea been carefully thought out to fill a variety of factions is Gunderson of Edmonton, Al- Georgia, 86-75, beat Louisiana in the fourth period, paced the bout could be Lasdo Pan) of erta, said, "I can match any State, 9944. Los Angeles attack with 25. with multiple use of available space, Hungary, the European cham- gure. I guarantee I can sell 9. Auburn, beat Tulane, 63-61, pion, but Jones also said, "If 10th Annual Jersey Coast Boat This was the last regular sea- nt our arena, It holds 10,000 son meeting between the two It is a sad mistake to fall for fancy color jobs, lost to Kentucky, 78-59. Terry Downes wiH tight for Solo- eople for an indoor fight. Right 1 10. New York University, beat mons, we will fight him." teams, who are leading the East- racy styling, a promise of great speed or an exotic sw we're looking into the tele- Notre Dame, 00-79, St. Francis, Downes formerly held a part Show Closes With Record Figures ern and Western divisions of the model name, without analyzing exactly what is wanted ision possibilities." NBA. Los Angeles won Friday, from a boat and what she will do for you. Will she fit N. Y., 76*2. of the middleweight title. giving It a 54 edge over Boston. ASBURY PARK - The 10th will be forthcoming for flitui into your own situation and provide the most boating annual Jersey Coast Boat Show, shows. for the money, or will she be an expensive toy, a show one of the biggest and most-suc- Swedish Skater piece that has only limited use? cessful nautical attractions in Shore history, closed its doors on New Jersey It was not too long ago that a boat had to be a high note at Convention Hall Breaks Two bought for one specific function. If you wanted a fish- yesterday. Sailor Cops ing boat, that was all you got. She would not be much . jerry Gasque, promoter of the World Records use for anything else. If your demand was for speed show, termed the nine-day expo- Fla. Regatta KARUIZAWA, Japan (AP) - and styling, the boat would not be any good for any sition his biggest to date, with Johnny Nilsson of Sweden record sales, fine attendance and ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ( smaslfeS two world records other use. greater public acceptance. —Bob Seidelmann, a 26-year-o yesterday in the World Speed Today, however, there are so many different . Yesterday's miserable weather sailmaker from Beach Haven, Skating Championships and be- ways of having fun on the water, that it is im- conditions cut down the final at- N. J. fought off a strong chal came the youngest champion in tendance figures, but the sunny lenge- and won the Lightning the sport's history. portant to think of them all and look for a boat Adjurt Brakes and and dear weather Friday and Class sailing competition yester Nilsson, skating through that will fit into the greatest number of these dif- i Repack Front COMBINATION Saturday brought in the specta- day. \ near' blizzard, snapped the mark ferent functions. It is an extravagance to buy a tors by the thousands. Seldelman, the defending cham- for 10,000 meters, to go with an boat that is suited to only one type of operation Wheel Bearings pion, sailed In first over stormy earlier record-breaking perform- The show did very well attend- unless you are sure that you will make no other ance-wise last weekend, and en- and white-capped Tampa Bay it ance in the 5,000, and set up a OFFER-. joyed a good response during the the fifth and final race to boos new record point total for the demands. two-day,, four-event grind. week despite extremely cold tem- his point total to 364%, mor. On© of the biggest snares in boat buying is the peratures. than 10 points ahead of secom The . ltyear-old engineering Gasque announced that it place. student skated the 10,000 meters mania for speed and more speed. It sounds attractive 'would be virtually impossible to Bruce Goldsrfiith of Chicago, in 15 minutes,, 46.6 seconds, to and makes a glib selling point, but there are many get, an accurate official count of who set • precedent in the com snap the record of 15:57.1 set sides to it to consider. the business being done or the petition by finishing first in three in the I960 Olympics at Sqaw Balance Both actual attendance figures until heats, lost his bid for the cham Valley, Calif. Perhaps the most important Is whether you can Front Wheels bng after the show is over. He pionship when he came i Nilsson skated head-to-head afford speed. It is expensive to develop reliable, ef- Indicated, however, that the cur- seventh for a 29054 point tot; with the old record holder, Knut fective speed in a powerboat You pay for it in initial rent edition equalled any previ- and third place. Johannesen, in the two-man ous run. Second place went to Carl Eich heats of the 10,000 and whipped construction cost, hi higher^priced power plants and Exhibitors were reportedly enlaub of San Diego, Calif, Johannesen by three-quarters of in fuel bills. Analyze what it will do for you and Bill Jomts 11JS well pleased with the spectator with 291 points. a lap. whether it is worth it Torsion Bar Air interest. Indicating the average Twenty-five to 30 knot winds Lu Chik-Huan of Communist Suspension UJJ response was encouraging to kicked up the day so badly that China won the other event Sun- Styling is another luxury item. Do you want to their particular line. The majori- five yachts capsized. One crew day, tlte 1,500 meters, in 2:09.2 look fancy as you come up to the club dock, or do ty of the exhibitors nave already was thrown out of the cockpit Nilsson's point total of 178.447 you want a boat that has been well designed func- signed up for the 1964 edition. 10 yards from the. finish line. was 2.113 better than the pend' Gasque Indicated that next They swam back and piloted Ing world mark. tionally? Do you want a boat with streamlined, year's show will be quite simi- their ship across the finish lin Johannesen, who finished sec- flimsy fittings that look exotically futuristic, or do lar to previous shows because in 12th place. ond in the over-all standings, al- you want a boat whose cleats will take the strain the public has expressed approv- so bettered the old mark with of anchoring during a storm or being moored al of the general format. One Billy Casper and Jack Nick- 179.598 as did Norway's Nils crying need, however, is more lam finished fourth in three PGA Aaness, the former record hold- through a bad blow? exhibit space which it is hoped golf tournaments last year. er, who was third with 180.405. Consider the different ways an owner can have RtpUnmwit parts a MtdM The two American contestants, fun in a boat and figure out how many can be enjoyed and tonlon bartulJiMt- Edward Rudolph Jr., of North' in the boat you're looking at Is she seaworthy enough •Mnt not Inowflsda brook, 111., and Arnold Urlass of Elmhurst, N. Y., did not qualify for the waters in which you usually operate? Has she for the final race, limited to the room for the people who will normally be using her? top 16 in over-all points. How about stowage space? Is it ample, or will the Urlass was 29th in the 1,500 cockpit be a jumble of loose gear all the time you're and Rudolph 32nd. Rudolph's aboard? Is she powerful enough for water skiing; roomy BRAKES second in the 500 meters Satur- day was the best American per- and stable enough for skin-diving operations? How formance of the meet. about picnics and camp cruising? Can the seats and lockers be re-arranged for dif- Lund Cops ferent functions, making best use of available space at all times? How about fishing? Are there too many FORD • CHEVROLET - PLYMOUTH Daytona 500 obstructions around the cockpit for efficient handling Your Dreams of fishing tackle? How about fuel capacity? In some In 1st Win areas, with sparse fueling facilities, a high-powered FIRESTONE NEW TREADS boat with rapid fuel consumption would be a constant Come True! DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) JUVUEDMI tot en TOW mm nus — Big "Tiny" Lund," a soft- problem. spoken fish camp operator from the South Carolina lowlands, won Maintenance and safety features are something else TUBELESS his first big stock car race to consider. A boat may look beautiful in a showroom WHITEWA1AS yesterday — the $100,000 Daytona and be a tough one to keep from deteriorating in the 500 — and promptly said it (Narroworvida) wouldn't be his last. water. Lund, 265' pounds of muscle, The good boats on the market today—and there pushed his 1963 Ford into the are a lot more good ones than bad ones—have been lead with seven laps to go and carefully thought out with all these factors in mind. OUARANTEEO swept home ahead of Fred Lor- ft tat& When You Save enzen of Charlotte, NX., Ned Jar- Make your own check list and use it in looking for a rett of Conover, N.C., and Nel- new boat, and you will be happier with her in the Bvh«M>ta.mM m tart m a* tart m m Ida For the Futur son Stacy of Daytona Beach, all long run. la Fords. For tine sandy4aired Lund, it 1962 attendance was 22,437 and was Ms biggest payoff since the average muteul handle $),- Open Mon. thru moving into southern stock car Yonkers Opens STORE racing from Harlan, Iowa, five START SAVING NOW! ... Passage of a bill authorizing a years ago. He pocketed $29,350 Season Tonight Sat. 'til 6 P.M. for the home of your of the richest purse in stock car change to Feb. 25 from the orig- inal schedule opening of March HOURS racing, plus $100 for each lap YONKERS, N. Y. (AP)-New choice . . .the larger down he led in this race thriller. 20 caught most horsemen by sur- York State's earliest and longest ,, payment . . . the lower prise. Thus no "class" pacers or He was named a week ago to harness racing season opens to- trotters are expected to compete your monthly mortgage drive the Ford which had been until the second or third week. prepared for Marvin Panch, vet' night at Yonkers Raceway re- The clubhouse is glass enclosed payments-—start^ today. eran' Daytona driver. Panch, ;ardless of the weather. and heat blowers are scattered however, was seriously burned in "We're hoping for the best and throughout the grandstand. the wreck of a Ferrari racer on prepared for the worst," said Post time is 8:15 p.m. Feb. 8, track superintendent Tex Tank- It was the biggest break in the. ersley., "We've got scrapers, whwo your dollar buys MILES mor* Mainstay Federal Savings 30-year-old Lund's life. Aveter-snow blowers, Jet driers and an driver, he had never driven a loaders. Our crews are pre- NHL Standings Irst rate car, and had said many pared to work around the clock W L TPta times he could win if he had If necessary." Chicago ...SO IS 14 74 STORES and Loan Association one. Although 35,677 wagered a rec- Montreal ...... 24 16 18 m ord $3,191,020 on closing night Toronto ..._ 21 9 Maple Ave. at White St., 36 Monmouth Street Red Bank Bill Schwarz, junior guard on last Nov. 30, track officials Detroit __24 20 IS 65 Red Bank-SH 7-5700 Michigan State's basketball team, hesitate to predict the size of New York :....18 31 11 1000 Asbwy Avt. Atbny foh Insured,Saving* - Mortgage Loans comes from Columbia City, Ind., the crowd since no previous Boston _ll Jl IS «(1 but he wu bora In Transylvania, ebruary figures are) avallabe TODAY'S GAMES PR M700 Romania. For comparison, The average No games scheduled BED BANK REGISTER KELP WANTED-MA1E APAKIMENTS HOUSES F0K SALE , Feb. 25, 1963 smmti Budget Items Dogs Again FIREPUQE WOOD GARDEN APARTMENTS BERG »P1K to sue. DeUraiM and tutkti, TECHNtGAL One apd two bednomi, altuated Realtor Defended By Get Attention DtPIIOVEUEim — Umall $l5p«rlotd in the best residential tret. proved. Painting, carpentry ' CaU anytime VETS . NO DOWN PAYMENT i LOST >. Black oat n> white neck. EDITOR PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Manager Of Council ™~•—ir CftassllH nnsieMiem, « SH 7-2205 FOUR BEDROOMS «I Applegits St., WALTIK eV OVXKTON Blver Ptasa big ot too small. SIMMS. KEANSBURg - C. Bemud OCEAMPORT -Some' «4*ttoo- FLHEPLAOB BCRKKNS repalrtl and BS or BA decree with major BAIXS MBRVICB, M2aiJKO PRICMI DIAL 741-7300 TWO 6ATHS In EnfUah and college training Bhim,, borough manager, has Is- allittt was thrown on tile local made to order. Brlfht Aor.. SH 7-tHcV Ac* TV's are always nloeeL.ACE TV.. Real Xstate Blnce UM Brllht Store. BR 7KU In matu, pnyticf or cBeml»try. Hwy » Neptuae City. HI M081 1 AUTOMOTIVE Experience In edltlni preferred. W Wnlte at Hal Bans Hue * tie but borne ralus et thsuel d a itatemertt to clarify what dog situation Thursday ty Mri, CHARLES HOWBR — Hum Ooo- ITURNITURS AND LAMPS — Brery eenuin: Four.bedioom eonUonabn be'termed wen.sorrie misleading AUTOS, ft TRUCKS tractor. No lob tm email. SB 7-447J or decor. Guaranteed aaytnia » per cent. Cap* Ood with two baths, large living Dorothy Llebeck, 70 Wefah' PI., UST CORVETTE r- With 1W2 FOnUlCSH i-mn. BEND US TOUR RESUJU Factory direct. Private eaowroon. Free room, extra spsxltnu kitchen, endos«S statements made atout the pro- who addressed Borough Council. - snglne.. full raced. After I p.m. HO OR PHONE US AT Introduction cerdf Write: Furniture! ATLANTIC MaHLANM — TtJree Iront porch tad gartge. FlnltliM u IMPERIAL DICORATORB — Now tak- Box SO, Mlddletown, N. J. rooms and bath. Available March 1. tie. huement, rangt aad cornices, ifl prised municipal budget. uogs were the topic of a conn- ing orderi Cor exterior palntfnc, real, 949-2307 OR 949-2316 Call Wl-SHT. mediate poueialon at cloolng. IMS COUNTRY SQUIRM STATIC* dentla] and coramerelal. cuatom In- JIO SAW - praluman it", Xleetrlo $12,890 FuU Price The manager said, he was re- eit meeting for the second tlm WAOQN - FuUy equipped. In outterio- r work out ipeclalty. Free MO- motor V> n.p.. sail oearinf. Oood con- ATLAMTIC . HIOHLAND&—Unfurnished standing condition, hnt equipment, matea. 787-5709 or 747-M1U dition. |35. SH 1-1070. 4U modern runu. FUie resId«Ua> NON-VETS ferriqg to several statement* this month. At an earlier meet- new tires. Radio, heater, back-up lights. INCOME TAX RETURNS - BuelneiL nctfcw. a TWra Ave., Sl-WCT. APPROXIMATELY made by Mayor louii' T. Col- ing, residents complained of the Bhtny red, 8H t-iOO after 3 p.; or IndlviduaL astabllabed twelve yeara BELL AWNING'S . $400 DOWN lichlo last week concerning growing number of canines run- AUTOHOBILK IK8URANCB — LlabU In thli area. Mattery Trorato, tradl ALUMINUM OR rTBEROLAM COMMEROU. BEPiTAtS Ity ud phrelcil damage. 17-90 en bi aa Rellabla Tax Service cm 871-1: Door hoods. paUos, eto. Protection ing budget items for salaries for ning loose here, tor appointment. Monmouth County Offioe Insured, R0L8T0N WATERBURY. • TELEPHONE against sun, rain, sleet, snow. Free sewer plant, personnel; and funds Mn ReeilorJnsuror, 1« W. From It. lUd INCOME TAX RETURNS prepare at esUmatea Call today. No obligations. STORES Bank. SHT-C300. your nome or mine. 35 year* expert* paid to the road supervisor for, WHlte It, — Best loutlop, THE BERG AGENCY parking meter repair and main- the danger of rabies exists in all 1W9 FORD RANCH WAOON — Orsen, ence. 1. Uurtha 7(7-5750. LABORATORIES PROWN'S UO9 competed, wall or !i automatlo transmission, heater. Good INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared, at !3 Broad Bt SH 1-T5O0 Red Blnk suit your requirement SB "Personalized Service" tenance. wanB+looded animals, not only OODditiOD. (850. BH 1-6K4 or BH your bome or builoeas. ROBERTS ROAD HOLAIDEJL. N. J.TRIED ANY NSW TOMOUE TWIST dogs, and that It can.be trans- 4586. BH 7.3682 Ku l-< ERS LATELY? Try this three times />DOS ROOU br Kit OStwrne 1-1000 An E^utl Opportunity Employer fast: I've got a buy at ACS TV, town. Gould be uaeA also office The.mayor .raised the question mitted through the animals' sa- STUDIBAK3CK — 1967 black four-door. A-X QUALITY TV SERVICE space. Anwoxltaately J.4O0 jo. ft Write Rt #35 MUdletowa, N. J they have a TV there for me! Okay r of why (he mad supervisor, G. Uya, not necessarily though a Champion. 38.000 miles.' radio, beaten Eipen repalre on all makee now stop talking about it and do it •LODOl: Box SU, IU4 Bank. whltewell tires. Ben alter. Call CO Spedallit on color. CaU 842-32H INSTRUMENT FOREMAN ACS TV, Hwy U. Neptun, city, PR S- Dally 9-9 Saturday, Sunday 10-7 Herbert OJcott, was pair! $500 to bite. She added that the la» case SJ96. . •'. . „ 1NCOWK TAX RETURNS—Individual!.Newly built petro-chemlcal procei 8003. OFFICE SPACE maintain and repair meters. of rabies reported in this county 1959 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE—III •mall bullneu. BARB CERVICES, 210 plant Is seeking Qualified Instrument top and tlree, asking 1500. After 8 p.l Bdwy., CA S-3500. Lont Branch. foreman experienced In pneumatic and IIAONAVOX TV-2J" beautUul can- Heat furnished, will redecorate to soli When informed that the road was in 194$. call SH 7-«m. sole, good condition, |S0: Oallo wroutht your requlrments. Belt location, wii! onoUNDS CLEANED — Trash havled electronic Instruments and instru- ran dinette let TOIOIQ table, two•ub-dlvlde It lecesstnr. See and com- RUN DOWN supervisor did this work on week- M . Liebeck's suggestion that IBM JAWA — Woods Bike, |69. away, also palntlnt. call after t. BR mentated coatTol loops. SsJsry S leaves, «eo; swimming pool. It' diam- pare, SH 7-iioa M CaU '•0873. per hour overtime. Company paid I eter x I' deep, heavy dut3rvlllter ends, Hit mayor 'said he was; dog" owners be notified by postal 7S74ST8 elite. Men with chemical process or skimmer, vacuur • •- - - ' • «W gQ. FT. COtOUCRCIAL s»aee for LIOHT HAULAGE — Palntlnc, odd refinery experience preferred. .Write :uum, ladder,li ' .dlrulg plat- rent. Up Kontnouth St, Red Bank. Con- Six-room bungalow that a handy man led to believe this wasn't no. ati of trough raMe, i^^ 1951 CHEVROLET — Runj Terr well- Jobi. Reaionable rates. CaU any time. stating experience to "AH." Bos 513. term, etc. COOtt>.. 08 1-35T1. venient location, corner' building. For can turn Into a comfortable home. Ideal for second car. Good transporta- 87-1861, Red Bank, JEKPERB. CREEPERS. WUSRB'd y* Information call CA B-1M8. Paneled living room, dining area, was .called a lien. J80. SH 1-0(48. eyes, Jeepera, Creepers^ kitchen, three bedrooms, convent celved approximately $280 for this INCOME TAX PREPARED - By qual- AUTW1UB1U SALESMAN — few ear Shrewsbury location. Asking «7,000. good one by Mayor Edward 'C. ISM OLDSMOBILE 88 two-door Holi- ified ASeouMent Form 1040 f7: axtra agency. Ocean County. Experienced A- Where'd a get those buys. HAPPY 6,000 Sq. Ft. work and has maintained records day, all power, good condition. No sea-•cbeaule, S2. By appointment only, 391- 1 go-setter with good eontaeta. Xxeel- [E, I bought them at ACS Wilson. sonable offer refused, fill 7-3166. lent opportunity. Bend resume "A.O." TV. Hwy 35, Neptane City. PR 8- Factory space for rent. OrouM Boor PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO. on the work, which shows it was 1800. TH* CtlRftN AOBNCY, IMC. 8061. truck loaaW plitlorm. ixoeUent con- Mayor Wilson said that a-copy 1S91 PLYMOUTH — aood motor, we] INCOME TAX RETUHNS-Indlrlduei. Bo« 511. Red Bank. . , dltlon and location. »H T-U00. WALTER S, OVKATON done on weekends. of the local dog ordinance had kept, tm Call Madeline. IS rwn eiperltnce. Pick up and SALESMAN HAMMOND OPTICX SPACB In Tuller Building DIAL 711-7200 The manager said that while 7S7-86«I deliver. Reasonable. BH 1-1(80. been nailed to residents; with Oood opportunity tor aggressive man available. Phone daring bitsintM noun. UMl Estate Sine* UM BOO wu appropriated for this VOLKSWAGEN — 1061 black sedan. INCOME TAX KBTURNB — Prepared ORGAN STUDIO BH T.MW. copies of the proposed muaicipal AIM 1900 STUDEBAKER Champion n by graduate accountant W. B. Title- Interested in permanenper t sales career «0 White St. Bed Bui item- la the budget, all except dan. Call BH 1-8116. witith ROOOOOORO.OOO.OOOO service company of OF AS8UK? PABK budget as the result of a dog rolf, OS 1-MI*. top prestige. Belling or related ex- the $260 paid to Mr. Olcott was 1998 FORD VURIMm — JRaasonabla. perience desirable. Excellent employee USED OROANS HOUSES FOR RENT discussion at the last council JH-JO i Cabinet IKS Custom-built or pro transferred to other budget ac- Good condition, plastic eeat covers, EMPLOYMENT benente, car expenses and salary plus Klmball Console Piano — NBPTUNB - Three bedroom ranch, meeting, and Councilman Felix leat belts, snow tires. 7414379. progreestve commission scale based on Winter Bpinat Piano cu_t. homes built by you or by us. lour counts. appliance sales. Bend oomplete resume baths, full cellar, carport. BJS. plans or curslurs.. MMOO per cent financing J. Foggia reported he had re- HELP WANTED-FEMALE including salary requirements to Hammond Chord Organ Htii or LI MSJS. iged. Sell LI 2.1777 for information. Mr. Blum said that all salaries, MOBILE HOMES •B.K.". Bo* 611, Red Bank. Halle: at Davis Spinet Piano TWO BEDROOM HOUSE - furnish: quested additional patrols by the Hammond Extravolce Organ ' ..Ihel NEW SHREWSBOBY — spacloui Co- including proposed raises for Hammond Chord Organ lj-fi or unfurnishedunf , 185 per moots•. Cal- l firm which rounds up loose dogs FASHION DEPARTMENT betweereani 8-9 am.. 44 p.m. 2t^M^J. lonial ranch, choice location, three bad MOBILE HOMES HELP WANTELV-Male. Female Lowrey Spinet Orcan rooms, ltt baths, enclosed port sewer plant employees, were here. Used • 10% down MANAGER, Hammond H-2 Spinet Organ NEW SRRXWSBUAY — Three-bedroom Taxes (380. Asking ItB.wo. "' II trios- reflected in the sewer utility BARB IMPLOIMXNT AOBKOX Conn Spinet Organ ranch with fireplace, all appliances, ferred owner, U 1-1B3>, New • 7-year financing irje local depArtment store hu I Lowrey Spinet Organ draperies. 1200 with option to purchase. budget and not in the road de- Mrs. Liebeck also called for _rter poaltlOQ available (or * m*cnallfled Personnel For Ouallty Orders BUNGALOW — Two bedrooms with ROBBINSvTLIJD flO Broad Long Branch CA %*WBaldwin Spinet Orcan References. Write "A.H.," Box Ml, Red closer scrutiny of the procedures TRAILER SALES. INC. tun woman vHli experience in tuition Hammosd H-3 Spinet Organ ... Bank, '. i / . Uvlng room, dlnlsg room, kitchen and partment budget as suggested by mercbandlie. TUii ii an opportunity ACS BUPLOXaUEKT AQINCH SALKB AND SKRVIC1) oaths. Nlc* neighborhood,' lull base- the; mayor. of rounding up strays and •dispos- Route 130 Robblnsvllle, H. J.to manage a department letting top Bvery order * applicant our specialty. MIDPUETOWN AREA. — ment, gas heat, and garage. For ap- JO 7-U20 Quality mftrdULDdlfe. Fleate forward 13 Broad St. Ked Bank SB Um RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION possession. Three bedn pointment call owner &1-S297, after He said tie appropriation toring of. unwanted dogs which, she full det&lli for confidential Interview. Open Dally Till • — Saturday T1U 5:30centrally located. SU0 1 4:30 or week • ends. ' • • • SX44' ANDERSON MOBILE HOME Write "A.B.", B<« fill. Red Bank. BDWARJUS IMPLOTMBNT AOSNCT BBRO AqENCT.ee UOOO. the salaries was kept - to a mini'' was. told by Borough Attorney In spotless condition, completely fur- Bxecutlve-BalesOmce-Oomesuc COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. — FIVE Charles W. Jones, is controlled nlsbed Including wall-to-wall carpeting, Blnceritr and ability irita Ugh etttfci PSWW BUNGALOW — Small. . suiuble for up, bath down, """n ty elimlnaang an alloca amnlsmn awning and many extraa A ELECTROLOGIST to Broad St SB 1-08n Red Bank couple, iruralshed' ., . Eight years old, 7g'*M8', tree-snaded tion of funds for a relief opera- by state statute. Mr. Jones of- beautiful bone. 13000. OH 391-1943. DESKS — up. flies, chairs, SH 1-3OM . lot, large dry cellar. Met] lor children, Permanent hair removal specialist. SCHOOL BUB DRIVERS wanted. Aptly fered his assistance to Mrs. Lie- adding mu typewriters manual MAN* FURNISHED and unfurnished walk to publlo schools, bus. stores, rlv. tor'or . ' GIBRALTBH MOBILE HOME — 19SL SSNITOTT BROTHBRS CORP., 218and electric er. Taxes (MO. Price *U.0M. U2-19M. beck's investigation of tie situa- 40x10'. Qood buy. Cash or payments 7e hare a permanent full-time poaitlon Bast Bd.. Belford. bargain prleea. Neofficwe o r equipmentuej. AAtO rentals In all sizes and prices. Ella Private. Mr. Blum said he also wanted arranged. Seen by apDoIntraant Juter .vallaWe (or an experienced slectrolo- Outlet Co. nt. 35. Oakhurit KS 1 WUUilre Agency Realtors, 14(0 Ocean tion. ( p.m., 21 Brookslde Trailer (Kirk. slat. Itust have neat appearance. Ix- Ave:. Sea Bright, N. J. M3-00M. Open IUJMS0N RIVUBVIBIV . — J». yesr to point out that raises for em- cellent employe* benefits, Ideal work- DO you NEED X-RAY VISION TO eeven days. , Haslet. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female SEE the poor tired picture on your Old ranch, lmmaonlate oondltlon. Three- ployees , were: advanced by the ng conditions. For Interviews send WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — bedrooms, tils bath, wide board, 1903 PLYMOUTH — Good running: con* leuila to "A.K" Box Ml Red Bank. TV? Ace has the snswer you can remainder of the Borough Council dKion. $100. MOTHER'S HELPER — Live In, fond beat, trade for a new one, lowest Furnished, and untarnished. Immedi- pegged floors. Walking distance to BH 1-2439 .von BKLLfl rraKLi—Fun or »mol children, light housekeeping, good price yet. ACE TV, Hwy 39, Neptube ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency ocean, schools, churches and shops. and not by him. references. U 2-OIW. Oceannort Ave., Oceanport. Call cr dial Only H8.00O. Cill for appointment. Rule Man's ifrne. Barer*) torrltsrlea open fw city. Pit MOB. 19BS FORD — Automatic transmission. women Interested In having a good LI iWH or U HSOL' ROLBTO.V-WATEBBURV lUaltors, 19 Mayor Collichio has been at- su-cyilnder. Sruiv fm steadr Income. Ixperience nmeois- F1REPU1CE WOOD and KINDLINO— West Front St. Bed Bank. 811 7-3500. MORTGAGES «S5 to OSS Per Month tacking the budget as too high— sary. UH 1-434S or write: Mrs. Maria- UcQulre's llarket, Rte. St, Colts Neck. THE BERO AOENCT 11IDD1 -Three-bedroom ranch. 1905 FORD SUDAN — Four ne* tires. rat aulotta. P. O. Box 190. Red Bank. Fnone MM3O, MH333 evenhige. .. . _Jdowa. FHA. NO downand hw singled out proposed Newly painted, good condition. CaU aft* ,N — For dental of Bee, 35 noun PIANOS — Save lira or mors off Hit OS 1-1000 payment. VA, Mara• .extra* H3.8OO. salary hikes as his chief target •r « p.m. SU-134L MONEY!! price, brand new 88-note console pi- Principals only. 787-3789. " 'rite "A.L.," Box 5U, anos, lo-year guarantee. Come see, THREE-BIDROOit HOUSE - Living Red Bank One to Seven Years to Repay save. Rent, opuon to buy, Tomer's room and kitchen, bath, full cellar. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—Two-bed- To Exposure H00 per month. Or assume OI mort- room Cape Cod. Fireplace, dining room, Buying. or selling? Use the rURBB — For office work. Five T Uuslc Store, 3M Main SL. Lakewood. tile b&th, expantlon attic excellent week. Some hospital training required, H.O0O TO K5.000 AVAILABUS gage. Cell CO e-414*. Register Classified for quick re- ER PLAW - Dr.' Harry •bone CO «-W4. afternoon or evtnlnis. condition. For appointment call SH 1- FREE DELIVERY TWO-BEDROOM CAPE COD; — Large 415». sults.-Advertisements: L. flarwood, assistant county TOM'S FORD INC. rb pay off old bll)«, nuisance ac- yard. Loo Branch. Bent mo per rm/hmn HOUSEKBKPER — own counts, etc If credit refused else' Call SB 1-7600. Same day delivery In month. Caf, CA MBit. physician, ruled Thursday that WB PAT CASH FOR USED OARS lransporl«Uow prices. Quality mer- LOTS AND ACREAGE -LEGAl NOTICE ' exposure: was the cause of death » Mala M. L0 e-UW Matawan fleferences. XA 3^028 alty. No charge for application. vfrite chandise In a large variety. CAPE COD — Five rooms. Immaculate. (140 yds. from Vstawan BR nation) MDtniai vcut cumK TTPBT 3ox US, Deal* N. J. Two bedroome,'-living room with fire- of Ignatius Jfohiuon, 65, address Evenlnn and Saturday. Age » to M. PROWN'S place, modern kitchen, patio, garage. RUMSON WATERFRONT — Beautiful HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEYt Excellent location, convenient to chop- 23»-acre homeslte, Navaslnk River, deep PWt» RO. B« HI. Hd^k water channel, all Improvements, Walk NOTICE unknown, whose body' was found •OATS AND ACCESSORIES Your crediorcdltt Ism good. First and. second ping, buses, schools. (U0 per month. FtELIABOl BABTSnTKR — Live In mortgages. SH or TO 3-280L BURLAP — All decorator colors. t» BH 7-1271. , finest schools. Price 03.000. 1t\t- On Monday, March 4. 10JJ. at 8:00in ft garage at Shadow We Farm, out. Call cents • 89 cents yard. Foamart, Hwy. Phones N. J. H21111. N. Y. WI 7-2OW.A.H. I will sell it publlo aueUoa on VARINB INSURANCB — Bee OL_ CO 4-7108 3& Eatontown. LI 3-0477. KEANSBURO — Four-room cottage. be half of The MonmoulU County Na- West FroM.St. jean experlesu*. Call today. ROLSTON Refrigerator, gas range, gas heat, ttonu Bank, tt a Broad street, Red WATXRBOBT. Realtor-Iniuror, 1* W. EDIT AND TYPX INSTRUCTION ULBNUKRiZINO EQUIPMENT - rot shower^ 180. 787-0071. REAL ESTATE WANTED Bank, New Jersey, one tt»l Chevrolet, PoUce officials in your home, business re- rent or sale; tree delivery, gout* Jer- Serial Number iiutnUIO owned by W«ently had been dead for al- porta and letters for a irofeislonal 8TUDT Or PIANO eey BUROIOAL SB 1-M14. BELFORD — « duplex. Three-bed- Bfllllam 0.. Daiadf for 'default 10 a BAKOAIN — Any coat you wan manater. This loUreaang work re- rooms, all remodeled.' aoo a month. SroUR HOME WANT1U) - why ust imiam o.. niad« for aettuit lo it raonUiL They said the man own. Lie? bank rates, financing Study ot harmony and arranlng. SU- liJ-KWiUTEKa. AUUINO nncoues. Call 74T-50S5 Or T87-W57. with UST Ws advertise) aiteaslvely u conditional eslea contract. Said car ,ree a good typist witt a nilr lor 1131. All makes new or used. Quannteed. the newi.,. radio and publish a may be seen, at Circle Chevrolet com-was identified through papers on Itlng; In readable concise Isuguasai BUNOALOW — Six rooms, catalog faDor nome seekers,. Ws araee mememm- »ny. Mapl""•e- Avenue" ', Re-rwf Bank- •, N«- * 1 with subatantlal business eiperi- Low as gJS- Serplco's, 101 Monmoutb his person. •:': ... - : . ,. . COL »• Heply "B.J." Bex 811. Red Bank. st Next to theater. SH t-OUV eight closet*. See .to app: bers ol the IWR. a mUDual real estate Jersey, wiere .said .sale will siio'.oe- ; ; 10O0. MERCHANDISE MM after 8:90 p.m. rsferral sericeservice. Wo a.t» "HemHemi TnTnd JROMISE HER AKlTHtNO but buy ers" two officerofficerss, U full time sslessles According to pplice; the victim IV MOLDED FIBER0LA8 — Com- ICRXTARXTARY — Forr profeialonal office, her etereo at ACE. ACE TV, Hwy 39. ers" — two offi eat typisttypist . Write ^B.O.," Box tu. FOR SALE peop44el . CaU WALKEWALER * WALKIRWALKIR, pletely equipped and refinlsncd. IS h.p. Neptune City. PR M082. . W/WTED TO RENT Red Bant Area had worked until last > spring on motor. CaU 83 7-3318. Bank. Realtors[tors[t . MMemberb s R._d Bt A TELL ME MODERN — Four-piece gold sectional, Multiple Listing Service, Shrewsburywsbury. the farm and had no kaown ad- SHROOM ANCHOR beige chair, excellent condition. Like OETTIKO MORE AND MORE PROS- SB 1-SM and Mlddletown, OS MMM SS,-oSrl!pVS MO.THOTJTH { dress. Letters found on his per. 200 pounds, US Whlre else can you buy any color new. U0O. 717-O873 after 6:80. tOTWAMTro CHI BH 1-8BT „,. _ Whttt m.. Shrewsbury. Kemtoaa at H°* sal. (regular price son Indicated that he received BEAUTICIAN EXPERIENCED — Bat- «M9)T Cellar combination aluminum Or builder with 1* for custom honv ooWTNoTnaM windows «2.i» (sue 12x14)? Venetian 35. Mlddletown. OS I-S300. In Uldtletowa area. No agents. Write «WI A«Ue* mail at two different addresses, AUTOS * TRUCKS irrdaye 'only. Tiara's Btauty MERCHANDISE WANTED details. "AC", Bor SO. Bed Bank. Haslet CO 4-WM. blinds a for *St Turpentine «M gaLT NOHC1S In Red Bankv police .aid.;•-"••••• 20 gal. plastic trash can and cover WANTED WE NEED OOOD BOMBS for serious In_«» m***' 61 the Application I CMIKK-TTHfST — Tar acopuntlas'ot- jaw; Hundred's super values right (ME1> ORIENTAL RUGS FURNISHED ROOMS buyers. The Dowstra Agency. Realtors, the b»dy; was friund. by the I Doe. Full-time until end of April. Psru now. Shop by phone. Quick delivery. CHINE3E AND PERSIAN E. rront St. Red Bint SH I-STOO. I time later. RepU' P. O. Box 40", Red FRIEDMAN OALLERIES FURNISHED ROOM newly decorated, W •Ci^llM'Taid •,rU»,Fio\S»n7. qCCUpan—-—- t of an apartment above McCARrfiy iBank. PROWN'S 4-314) Evenings CA 3-74*1 private entrance and altttng room, tto^nsma ot amD CARROLL MSTS,garage. . • IBXPBMB1NCBD HOUSEKmBPIIl — kitchen privileges. Inaulre at 43 Peter's LEGAL NOTICE- 31 Broad St Red Bank SH 1-7500 Place, fted Bank. . • i TO WHOM IT MA* CONCXRN: Police said Mr. Joinson was I Fond ot cMldren, for doctor's home. Taks notice Ihu the undersigned wlU iep In three nlfhts. Otter helf em- BlS PHINTINO PRESS — PETS & LIVESTOCK CURnyfl iurnlehed rooms. 14 X. High. CALL aj>rly to the Monflouth County Court Ifound.In a small room adjacent pyed, excollent wages. References. land Ave., Atlantic Ulghlsrids. Kitchen NOTICE on the 13th day ofrMareh, UO, al tea trig /CHTEVROLET7> 1-3844. 191-9311 the;B bojler room in a cellar under BEAUTIFUL AKC German shepherd privileges, »1-. the sume the nem«7of DAVID CARROLL waass unhestfd. . . B10. Call 842-1940. blacks. Excellent breeding. Reasonable. ROOM. FOR RENT — aentlemin pre-Highway Commissioner of the ANYWHERE! ROOM, BOABD and good salary In 00 4-0UJ. ferred. Cell after 6 p.m. of New Jersey * on February s, _ . Police theorize that the man exchange for mother's helper. «vs POTATO PLANTER — Rotary tiller. SH 1-1033 ONE YEAR WARRANTY* day week. References. SH f-2871. Arlens, with 8 h.p. motor. Call morn- NORWEGIAN BLKHOUND — AKC, SH certified to the State Treasurerre, ot the had pandered into the building ings 7-12. evenings 6-8. BH 1-6J52. months old. SINQLB ROOMS — Clean and com-StatStt e oll NeN w JerseJyy hihis findifindinng that 1» Park Avenue . > • . •'« corralr Coupe, ilk* new PL 04453 one PsJofleld, New Jersey. •'63 Ohsvy e>dr. fortable. Reasonable rates. Oentlemei there was on January 1. IMS, o Feb. 4. U.'ii » seeking,warmth and.shelter. . ••M Moma,llten«w HELP WANTED-MALE ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE ENTIRE DAIRY HERD WANTED — preferred. M Wallace Bt SH 1-5382. cdtlcat Interstate treasportatlon probb- i—mut 1 ••• verw •»^sr * ee- *• w ^ew • v -^ w H lem Involving New Jersey an] > that The body; was removed to At '82 Impala> Wagn. SB. .A - •>• A • A a M. •• UniartstlnHolstelnsa , Ouemseys or any breed. I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Large room, - Nova 4-dr.Kd. Rent A Piano (12 per Month have a good market, out ol state, private entrance, kitchen It desired. this affects the Stales of New York HOUCE ' . Harris FuneM Home, Asbury BiOurwheeJ dr. plok-np KNABB, eUSON-BAULQJ, SOUUBR with young farmers starting up. Call Call 2M-P43T. . and New Jersey. He has therefore MONMODTH CUUNTY COURT collect. Reuben Greenberg, Inc., Co- Identified the States of New York and Park. . . Flat Spldor conv. PARTS MAN 3ABLB-NSLSON. BVSRBTT. STUCK New Jersey. ss "critical area states" rROBATE DIVISION •'ot Corvtlr ffagon lumbus, New Jersey. Phone 298-1021 1 OBDEB TO gllOW CAUSE Patrolman George Freikott in- For ChevraUt Dookmaa Ave. * Italia St. Albury Pk. or 298-1MH. within the meaning of tile set. - "a impaiaconvenius Open aauyjuu » sat tui S:» REAL ESTATE FOR SALE This finding msJcei the Income tax In tie Muter of the Esuts or AL-vestigated. . ; •'M Chrnr t-pass. Wagon Must be eiperleneed. Kxcellentsalary AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES BERT K. JONES, presumed to he -60 Impela Convertible and eommlsslon. Call Mr. McCarthy. HOUSES FOR SALE Imposed by the emergency transporta- dead. ••69 Valiant 4-dr. COMBINATION CAPEHART 21" tele- — Six weeks old, Inoculated. Call 281- tion tax act applicable lor the entire 291-1101. • vision AM-FM radio and phonograph. 1411 calendar year 1M3, the tax la im- Upon reading tnd. (nine the Com- ••tncnevyBelAlrZ-dr. MAN — To do general work In Red posed upon every retldent of the Bute plaint of EILEEN M. iONKS. Irom ••MCoevySel Air «-. Township ••IS Olds SS Hardtop 747-M10 water softners. Completely automatic. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT SPACIOUS, . of New York with respect to no en- of. Mlddletown, County of tire net Income derived by trirn, from Monmouth OCEANPORT - Arthur S. *'S9 Chovr Impala MEN TO WORK IN WO0D6 — . Ho tank changing. Buy your own with GRACIOUS RESIDENCE and Sine of New Jersey: •'59 Chevylmpala4-dr. Formon Brothers, US Middlesex no down payment or apply' rental APARTMENTS sources wltUn the State of Now J« It Is on this lllh day.ot Fsbruary. Hecht, 1» Omittche Dr., was ••19 FordVaJrtane. 8-cyL Uatawan. tganstpurchase price. Call Portasott 1963, Ordered U»t Helen Brunts, Nor- given a summoru for failing to *'S9 Plymouth Wagon l5 I17T7T ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS—Unfurnished, TWO VALUABLE ACRES! New Jersey residents have bien re- een Umpert, Martin Jones, Alber" t *'S9 Ford Squire, 9*psss. CXECUTIVE TRAINEES — Age 21 to coiy three rooms, first floor, all mill, Only a block to the beach, close to lieved from the requirements to- file Jones. Marilyn Almond, Eileen Hoet- stop for a red light following a "W Ford Oalaxle z-dr. 15, should have some sales eiperlenee, WHERE ELSE ties. One or two persons. SS5- 291-2825. lamed beach duba, storesII,, 0buses an. d a lfl«I return with the New Jersey flint, Btrdsall Lindsay. Dresden Rich- "99 Chevy Conv., like »ew high school graduate. Top salary to railroad station. Completelefyy furnished Division of Taxation by rgulstlon of ardion and all other persons In inter- two^»r accident at Branchport •50 Chevy Mr. IWJB selected. InlereiUng work, profit can you buy the best quality window LONQ BRANCH — Four rooms, 14-room. Georgian Colonial and big ga- the Director of Taxation, provided the est- show cause befora this court at "59 Chevy Wigon, two-tone •baring and pension plan, assured ad- •hades "Dupont TontmeT" They look centrally located.' rage; extensively landscaped tract with New Jersey resident has filed a 1952 and Portaupeck Aves.' Friday. rancernent. Must have car and be CA 8-2010 the county Court House, 'Freehold. New '5S Ford Convertible nest, they wear a long time. Shades fishpond,, brook, gardens. Move Right Income tax return with the State of Jersey.: on Friday,' Use Sin day ol Police said the auto driven by •K> Ford Victoria Hdtp, resident ot Red Ban* or Bayenore area. made while you wait, shop by phone. THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartments. In I Completely and comfortably fur- New York and paid the amount of in- •H Cadillac 63 Coupe 3ee James Haggerty, Bell Finance, nished and the.whole price Is 142,500 come tax liability thereon to that State. April. 1963, at 10:00 o'clock In theMr. Hecht and traveling east oa Xed Bank or John Clark, Bell Finance, Excellent location. AUantlc Highlands. 'ortnoon. why a Judgment should not M Olds M Sedan PROWN'S «S4 to SB». aU utllltlei. 291-llft. (Actually, the lend le' worth abou Further Information concemlnc the >e rendered declaring John Jones to Portaupeck Ave. apparently con- Mantle Highlands. thai). We'll arrange financing. fleet of the emergency transportation £ S2 Broad Et. Red Bank SB 1-7500 TUREE-ROOIIS — All utiuues, garage, ALUMINUM SIDINO MECHANIC -ax act and procedures to bo followed "jAnd. it Is further ordered that a tinued through a red light at the '58 Plymouth Wagon H» Toidolollsr, BTX-PIEC11 SOLID OAK bedroom set W.month^all by employers anend employees may.by e with jraiir own eqaipmont used two weeks, S32S cr beet offer. copy of this order be published " Branchport Ave, intersection •98 Ford Wagon «3» Heady employment Call S64-7m J. I. KISLAK, Inc. otuineobtained bvy writing to the State oot the Red Bank Relgster, Red Ba '58 Ohevy Wigcm, needs 1903 S3" Admiral TVrH7S. Call RE !•THREE ROOMB FURNISHED - Utili- New Jersey, Emergency. Transportation and Was hit by a car driven by LTTENTIOM - To those young men REALTOR-EXCLUSIVE BROKER New Jersey. lewipsp'er. lour times diir- •S7 Cnevy 2-or, -__ I8J1 after » p.m. ties, parking, adults, no pets. Phone Ml Broad St. Newark; OS' 1-0700 Tax Bureau, p. 0. Box IKS, Trenton Ing four conslecuuvi e ecalendar weeks. '57 Plymouth 2-dr. rtio ars Interested In the rewards of 741-2688 after 5 or weekends. SS. New Jersey. Raymond A. Katchledge of 15 Income as a result ot hard work. GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTOR—New. Call 223-0988 for week-end Inspection once in each week, commencing with- •5« Cn«vj tf-ton MuieL ilgh lnoorr. 1 -h.p., three phase motor, totslly en- Appointment, plesee. February IS, 1983 in two weens .of'the .dale of this or- Kemp Ave., Rumson, who was '95 Ford Wagon S-cjL. auto. 3all Mr. Love at LOVE REALTY RED BANK—3(4 and five-room apart- JOHN A. KBRVICK ;o 747-5050. If not licensed we will closed. S100. Baw table. 5 tip., three ments. Available now and Uarch 1. der: and that a copy of 'ththee orderorder, 'W Plymauth Phase motor. BOO. 291-0827. INEXPENSIVE CAPE COD — On a Btste Treasurer of New Jnsey a copy ot Uu'sald oomplatnt. traveling north on Brflschport •51 Chevy . rain. MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE, Branch nice family streeU. Low maintenance. Feb. » 1189 and Madlion Aves.. SH 1-9118. Low taxes. Living room, kitchen, two certifiedled. to lietrue cosies by the at- Ave. . . • :•', .-•• .,: ' ••-. LUCITE PAINT torney for the plaintiff, be served TIRED OF TWIN GABLE APARTMENTS—JS Riv- bedrooms, bath, finished basement, upon the said'Helen Brunts, Noreen The Hecht cir Continued on for The miracle ot the age. Dupont really erside Ave., Red Bank, Three-room un- expansion attic. Screens, storm sash. NOTICE TO ABSEN(TTT DEFENDANTS COMMUTING? Lawn, trees. Asking £15,600. SUPERIOR COURT O~F NEW JERSEX Llrapert, Hatflo Jones, Albert Jones, about 100 feet after the Impact, .. _ are looking for one collet* gradu- baa a wonderful article. Order some furnished apartment, 1120 month. SH 1. darllyn Almond, Eileen Hoeffling. ate, age 25-40 to represent our com-now. Sale price K.U, regular S7.t5. THE BirdSali Lindsay snd Dresden Rlchird- turned into the yard of the Lou 231-IIOi t Optti 'til 9 p.m. son by mailing the same to them pany locally. Write B.C.. Boxi 511 ReBedd PPROWN' R O W N S TWO ROOMS FURNISHED — All utlll- DOCKET NO. r-nann Nelson residence, hit the house, ties, parking sps ~ ' DOWSTRA AGENCY certified mall, return receipt requested, Bani. at [salt 30 days before the return Ave., Red Bank. y REALTORS ' ' STATE OF HEW JERSEY and traveled another 30 feet be- •TO ' GARAGE APARTMENT—Three rooms 91 E. Front at, Red Bank ^ru» Copy fore coming to a stop, police said. an! bath. Wall-to-wall oarpetlni- 787- RUTH E. DRICKSON PHONE FOR CATALOO Tou are hereby summoned and re- Eoward 6. Brotge, Both cars had to be, towed 1014 available March L quired to serve upon Roberts, {.Fills- Surrogate BPRINOVIEW GARDENS SH 1-8700 burr * Carton, Attorneys for the Plain- ViH R-aruMgx from the scene police said, Capt 2S3 Spring St Red Bank tiff, whoso address Is 95-07 run Ave-Feb. K, 35. Match>•*,• u wS John T- Welch Investigated. Available April 1. Large five-room FOUR YEAR, OLD COLONIAL — Four nue, Atlantic Highlands, Hew Jersey CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY apartment, two bedrooms, complete roomy bedrooms, 1U baths, spacious i answer to the Complaint filed In kitchen, double slied closets. For ap- living room, dining room,. modem - civil.action. In which Marine View A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! polntment please call 8H 1*5672. kitchen. Basement and attached ga- livings and Loan AssoclaUofi Is the ATTRACrrVELY FURNISHED — Ef- rage. Walking distance to bus, echools, Plaintiff and Ralph I. Erickiron and ficiency in residential area, near heart soad shopping. _ ««.«00, RpLSTON Ruth E. Krtckson, husband and wife, of town. Private entrance and cooking. WATERBl) Realtors. U West Front re the Defendants, vending In the Ideal foi refined woman. Othtr effi- St., Red Bank. SH 7-3500. luperlor Court of New Jersey within Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Deooratliig ciencies also available. BH 143S4. RED BANK OLDER HOME — In ex- 35 days after March IS, 1963, exclusive cellent condition. Four-bedrooms, two ot such date. If you fall to do so. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTI0 TANKE dry wells serviced. TWO-ROOM apartment completely fur- JudKment by def&ult may be rendered CARL a. JONES - Painting snd nished, private kitchen, private bath, baths, sun porch, fireplace. Quiet street. against you for ttte relief demanded fn sold, rented, repaired. Berplco's 101 Leeching field added. Backhoe work, decorating. Full Insurance coverage. all utilities Included, newly decorated. Short walk ttoo shopping' , schools-, an"<• the Compl&lnt. Vou shall file your an- Monmouth 81. Red Bank, BH 7-O4SO. C. a Wilson. SH 1-1646. For free estlmats call 747-3OH. Sea Bright Badminton and Squash Rac- reduced to ftf.sm ROL 8T0NWATBRBURY Realtors. IS West swer and proof of service In duplicate TOM SLATE — Painting and Decor- [U«t Club. 842-1100. Front St., Red Bank, BH 7-35O0. with the Clerk of the Superior Court, Antiques Wanted Electrical Contracting ating. General Contracting, fully In- FURNIBHED — Elflclency apartment. State House Annex, Trenton, New Jer- sured. Twenty years experience. Free One woman only. 1*0 Bridge Ave., 30-DAY OCCUPANCY sey, in accordance with the rules of Old Dolls, guns, jewelry, cut glass, COMMERCIAL and residential wit- estimates. 8H 1-M91 after « p.m. Red Bank. VETS NO S DOWN civil practice, and procedure. furniture. Civil War books. Appraiaala Ing. New construction, remodeling, NO CLO8INO COSTS The action has been Instituted for made, oilman. SH 7-U4L alterations; adequate service Installa- PAINTINO AND PAPER BANODJO- LEONARDO — SH rooms, private bath Qualified buyer can move In thli three the purpose of (1) foreclosing. a mort- tions and heating. Oaydlck Electric fnr a good clean lob, reasonable. and entrance, all utilities furnished. bedroom ranch home. UVlng * room, gage dated June % 1M3. made by 291-0317 alter 5. Appliance Repairs 787-WO3. CaU SH 7.3401. Ed Zlnser. dining area, eat-In kitchen, wall oven, Ralph J. Erlckton and Ruth K. Brick- THREE ItOOMS — Red Bank, tile counter top range, modern vanity bath. eon, hueband anil wife, M mortgagors' bath, hot, hot water, parking facilities. full dry basement, recreation room. payable: to the Marine view SaTfngs APPLIANCE REPAIR end Installa- Home Improvements Piano—Organ Tuning Rcil Bank call CA 2^M1. attached garage. Call' owner. BH 7-nnd Loan Asftoolatlnn, recorded In Book tion. Residential snd commorcli] wlr 3000. 2304 ntge 138, In the Monmouth Coun- Ing. Allen Electric SH 7-0612. TWO-ROOM APARTMENT — Writ ty Clerk's Office; and IT\ to 'recover FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- PIANOS—ORGANS SAINT AONES PARISH — Two-story. ID£, Plumbing, eleotrlo wiring, mi< Tuned — Repaired — Regulated noor, one or two adults, all utilities. possession of, and concerns, premises Auctioneer tonry and painting. For free estimate Raymond Sosworlh SH 1-7853 2 Wall Bt, Red Bank. SH 7-0356, Three bedrooms, trees, no traffic. Din- commonly known as: , ; call SH 7-1672. ing room, fireplace, basement, two-ear THREE ROOM furnished aparlment. Jsrage; Low taxes. Excellent condition, ALL thst tract parcel: of land and No pets. 7414121 or LI 3- premises, hereinafter nsrtlcillarlv 1«. B. O. COATS — An eitentlal Auction WOUKINO MAN'S contractor— Alter Adults. sklng J16.5O3. BNYDER REALTORS, Appraisal Service "anywhere." 2S8 Plumbing and Heating 12277. Five Corners, Mlddletown. OB 1-2560. scribed, situate hi trie Borough of: Fair Norwood Ave.. Deal. Phone KEH otions additions, palntlni, masonry. Haven, lo the County of Mohmouth 1-3(81. and all those little tobs. Evenings LO CLIFFWOOD BEACH — Three rooms, BOATMAN'8 DEUOHT — A new home and'State of New Jersey: 0-1714. KEEOAN'B I modern kitchen, llrat. hot water sup- In a.' convenient Little Sliver area. 34 Hour Service. All heating units I piled. Call L «•!»«. BEG-TNIN3 "t a point In' thi* west< serviced. SH 7-1W7. BH I-W75. Deep water boat slip. Center hall large «rly iue or pair Haven Road, slid Auto Body Repair Lawn Mower Repairs FOUR ROOMS — Two-bedrooms, kltch" sunny living: room, separate dining point being distant North 101 (eei from en. bath. Heat furnished. Available room, openln t'o covered• porch' . IM" i the northerly, line) of River Road, from EXPERT PAINTING and body re- Roofing, Siding and Insulation I rir'at of month. 157-0012. kitchen with ""•In range, oven and •ai" d beglnnln t point running- thence pair. Moderate prices, McCarthy ALL KQUXJ OF LAWN MOWARS- dishwasher. Three bed![rooms,!__plu—s _a legrees SS, minutes West Chevrolet, Atlantlo Highlands. 291-030$ Hand and circular saws, sharpened, guest, room, plus a , den, plus game (l) ' Soutll 81 HVM.VV_ —.,....,....« .,.,«. repaired. Free pick up. M1-M37. ALUMINUM SIDINO — 14 colors, HOUSES) FOR SALE 1T4.M feet: thence ']> North M de- room (Hot opens to a rear,patio. 3Hgreet is imnutes Weet, SIM, feei; Auto and Truck Rental one week delivery, low 4ow prices. I baths' j, , tw• 'o car attache' dd• jgarage Tage,, laundry Free estimates. PROWN'S, 31 Broad roomft* w!tH dryer,"" Immediat• ' 0 poeeesstone po . ihence (3) North 67 degrees SQ mln- Painting St., Red Bank. SH t-7500. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN utesHast, 1W.B0 faet to the westerly AVIS—Rent a new oar or truck. Low Askin..... ing. fe»«0..... 'HAL, L BROTKHRSBR( , line of Fair Haven Road: thence <4i Realtora,Jll3 River Rd., Fair Haven. rates. Uapl* Are., Red Bank. SH 7- PAINTINO al Its finest. Interior and Insulation A Biding Corp, Certified SH 1-76M. Member Multiple LlsUng. along the same South SO degrees 15 0308. PR 4-5an. Ctily 7 e.m.-10 p.m. exterior. Lowest rates. 0X12 room, Jchns-ManvIUe contractor. PR tv»U7 minutes East. 88.(0 leet to the point one coat, W0. W. Evans. 811 14517. or Adam Unsmayar 291-0302. LEARN MORE or place ot Beginning... Building Contractor Can to see this roomy four-bedroom' You, Ruth E. Brlckaon, her heirs OLSON CO. INC-Rsoflng. Siding * oharmer. Fireplace, eat-In kitchen, two. devisees and personal representatives Painting and Decorating Insulation. Instsllsd and guaranteed car garage. IR5C0 mortgege avail- *nd her, theji* or "ny'of th^lr sue- BUILDER - No» homes, room ad- able If qualified. Convenience, economy. oessors In right title and Interest, ditions, basemen! and attic rooms. for 10 years. PR 5-0705—2V10540. LOWS CASaAN - Pamter, decorator, Think! Only 114,050. ^re made a nirtv rt«feh^*Tit > ih" garage, repairs and alter- 8NTDBR REALTORS within cause because as the wife of atlons.Hilerhart Elgenrauch. SH I-S21U. naperhanger. 23 years experience. 43 Chapln Ave. 8H I-170S after S p.m, Tel. Answering Service • MORE LISTINGS SOU) Five Corners .Mlddletown, ft. 3.l&lph J, Rrlckson* etc.. vou m^y claim • OS 1-2M0 to have an Inchoate right o! dower In . J. PICONS - Ceranie tile con- he Itnds being foreclose. tractor for quality, pries, and prompt L. H. HILL —' Painter .Interior and LET US BE your secratsry. No need Thru The Red Bank Area COLTS' NECKt-. HOLMDEL sanies. Free estimate Call fit-aw) exterior. No Job too large or tooto miss calls. 24 hour snswsrlns Dated: Fsbruary H. IMS "If my wife) hadn't eoaxad — I wouldn't h«v« small. Vary reasonable. Call service. SH 1-4700. Multiple Listing Service J. D.. Roche Agency ,1. ORANTseOTT Long BrHge Rd., Colls Neck Clerk oi'• the Snrerloi CeSrt jcb ih» saw In tit* rttd Bank Raglifer Want Adsl Wo-496*. Teb, X, Maroh (, 11, 1* ST«,M tdumttoi fewer thin eight In- toward tht trusting than to the Monday, Feb. 25, 1963-17 spection* would be "difficult" to tkintlcal'sSde la this * WltLIAM S. «tt through &e Senate. and Zatetel question. "Impottibto" would in &ct t* It Is Mt easy to dine to the accurate term. , skeptical side — u Dodd above The long, long story of Ameri- nearly all others has surely had WHITE can efforts to come to tome reason to learn.. For It Is easy to WASHINGTON - Deep trouble agreement with th« Russians, to present the skeptics as hard of b building up in the Senate for and nuclear testing, with iti con- heart as well as hard of nose; my nuclear teit ban arrange- sequent nuclear fallout, has been as in favor of fall-out and against ment which may bt reached with a long, long story of repeated "peace." But somebody has got the Ruaiiani at the oott of furth- fallback by us in the face of to mind the store of national se- er substantial ooocetwm* by the Soviet pressure for more and curity — and this the Senate of United States. more yielding on our side- the United States will surely do, And it if the Senate which must Rare Completeaett it it must. in the end »y yet or nay to any Senator Thomas •>• Dodd of nuclear treaty. One third oi its Connecticut has just told the Sen- membenhip ptu* one can refute ate, in • major speech illustrat- College Accepts ratification. ing with rare completeness the The latest stated American agony and anguish of this issue Local Student "minimum demand" In the gig- to mankind, of 12 inch major ALFRED, N. Y. - Miss Ruth ging and uggtag disarmament American concessions since 1958 Kathleen Layburn, daughter at conference at Geneva ha* been alone. All this it apart from the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Cay' for a rock-bottom eight'to 10 oo-greatest and 'most generous con' burn, 1S3 Kemp Ave., Fair lite Inspection! a year to police cession of sharing the atom ever ven, N. J,, has been accepted by Soviet Performance of any pledge offered — that long ago by the Alfred University-as a member to halt nuclear testing. The So- commission headed by Bernard of the freshman class viet Union hat made a take-it- Baruch at a time when the United the School of Nursing next Sep- or-leave-lt offer of two to three States had a total monopoly on tember. a year and periodically threatens the atomic, weapon. to withdraw even this absurdly in- She has been accepted under The agony and the anguish is adequate form of inspection guar- the early admissions plan re- HELD IN DESERT BEATINGS — Rex Hintze, 19-year-old this: All men of good will, and antee. • served for students of high aca- Dodd among them, honestly wish demic ability and outstanding dishwasher, walks handcuffed into Tooele County ifisr- > Acctutwlatins Signs to see an end to (he nuclear arms high school achievement who iff's office after Sheriff Fa ye Gillette said Hintze ad- There are accumulating signs, race. They are, moreover, not have indicated that Alfred Uni- mitted bludgsoning two teenage girls with a hammer however, that in our eagerness to less human than other men in versity is their only college achieve some progress our ne- wishing desperately for an end to choice. "Newlywed* are better off in one small wood frame and delicately tufted arm, con- near the Great Salt Lake Fab. 20. Both girls were found gotiators are not unprepared to nuclear fallout They are not Kathleen is in the graduating room alone than sharing any sixe Lome with verts .to a bed. The dining table is also a living by officers in makeshift graves after another youth ran go down to seven, inspections, their parents," marriage counselors declare. able, however, and • majority of class at Rumsoo-Fair Haven Re- room and work table. Boob, china and silver 14 miles for help. The girls are in critical condition. and perhaps even below that. the Senate will never In fore- gional High School where she Is Hero the Horns Famishing) Industry Com- are stored in the open shelf unit. The cabinet This has been privately conceded seeable time be able, to follow mittee has surangecU one-room apartment for (AP Wirephoto) active In various school organlza below is large enough for hi-fi or a portable. even while somewhat ambiguoui that articulate minority.In cur- UOM and events. a young couple that will really give then public denials have been floated rent American life which Is so three rooms for .the price of one. The furni- TV set There is still lots of space for clothing about. fatally bent upon some accom- ture wUl he a nucleus iat all of their future) in the six drawers of the chests. So obvious has it become ithat modation With the Russians that SKATING PARTY planning and wijl fit into a moderate carefully, When the one-room Apartment becomes too Election Tomorrow we are considering a further soft- It would put this country's very PORT MONMOUTH - Debbie handled budget (Approximate costs: Uphol- small, the newlyweds will have complete din- life In pawn to what would ening of our position, indeed, Merker, daughter of Mr. and etered pieces, $500; wooden pieces, $500. ing room furniture and a good start on their 9 that so ardent a test- ban advo- amount to a nuclear moratorium Mrs. Donald Merker, Walada living room. Upholstered pieces are by Karpen Gets Groups Action cate as Senator Hubert H. resting on Soviet promises alone. Ave., was hostess at a roller skat- Everything except the lounge chair serves Humphrey of Minnesota has felt Not Fatally Bent ing party In the Belvedere Arena, at least tiro purposes. Even the matching has* Furniture Division, Schnadig Corporation; compelled to warn that while it This is not to say that this, East Keansburg on Sunday sock' ifaay temporarily be an extra seating tables, cases, and dining chairs are,bjrtho RARITAN TOWNSHIP — An A St. Patrick's dance for mem- is the President who proposes government's negotiators them- Guests included Karen Doran, piece. The slim-lined sofa, with its > informal flyer pertaining to the «rs and guests will be held at in treaty matters it is the Senate selves are so fatally'bent. It Is to Cheryl Hoheniee, Mary Guarding school budget has been distrib- he Palmer Lounge, West Keans- which disposes. Senator Hum- say, however, that in their un- Linda Monner, Joyce Kullsh, Lois ted by the Upper Raritan Civic mrg, Saturday, March 16. phrey has rail from Ma post as derstandable drive to bring off a Schacht, Barbara Schoellner and Association to as many homes The next executive committee an observer at Geneva, that any nuclear treaty they lean more MeJanle Huys, It Pays to Advertise in the Register volunteers could reach before trill be held March 8 at the Plaza omorrow's special school elec- LEGAL NOTICE- -anes at 9 p.m. • LEGAL NOTICE- •LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE' -LEGAL.. NOTICE- -LEGAL. NOTICE tion. • . .. The association met in execu- NOTICE Appropriated Expended 1062 US) Total ive session recently at Airport LOCAL MUNKlirAI, BDDOET for 1063 By for US2 As ~'laza Lanes. Bail* tt the budiet for the year and Maintenance with State Aid by Formula , •, 800.00 800.00 ter's owners. "**•• * • - NORTON •. . , Damage by Flood and Hurricane The association is Investigating • FOBalMX . ' (NJ3 «0A:4-M) . 32,000.00 39.000.Ot) 24.060.06 7,839.81 , BXOORDBD VOTE . Alts: DARBY:__-•' Kayi: KONB Street Lighting . 1.000.00 1,000.00 - (,000.00 7,031.06 B11.05 the possibility of having barbed BAMTATIONAMTATION: • • . JOHUBOtt. . Qarbage and Trash Removal wire run along the top of the Notice la henby itventhtt aw budltt and tax juolnttoa was approved fry Uw Major aM Council of the v .OUier Expenses , M,40o.oo io.eoo.oo M.8O0.O0 13.200.00 600.00 fence to discourage and prevent Berooih of Sea Bright, County ol Uoatabuu. on January SI 1913. r . - • ' - •• <• • ': '•Sff-SVeMm;' • • SEE US FOR AU I hearlDt on the budiot and Ux twMuUoa wm bt h»H itlsrautB Ball, on Mareh n. MB. at I o'clock I :rn the use of barbed.wire, L Municipal Purpose! —- ,, amse y'XfmlalstiaJlorf-ol '.Public Anuniiiici X. Kmmrfor UnsetMoUd Talta , ••• TBslarlea: ani Wages ;T_JL.. 350 00 35000 HIM of famous brand Band on jjur»iat«j<; J« JPejeart.ol Tax Collectloni -_ SS.314.53 PdbUc Assistance .~...«_^«..v...»» 1.OO0.00 1,000.00' 1,000.00 K8.O7 " Aid to Hospltall _ 900.00 300.00 . 300.00 300.00 cameras and accessor- 4. TOTAI. omarffiAii APWU»HUAIKM4S „ - •'•.'.'.'".. 2M.2S.O3 HS.tM.11 RECREATION AND EDUCATION: Auxiliary Listing I. lass:: AntloSa(eTlUTm»M_ Other Than_Cumni. Prep. Bathing Pavilion •rtr tan'(!.«. tnrphu. Mlscsllaneous Revenues Salaries and Wages 21.000.00 29.000. m 53,100.00 23.031.72 6S.2D ies. Bring your cameras and Racelpts from Delinquent Taxes) lM.m.OO 170,112,00 Other Expenses 7,100.00 8.100.00 8,100.00 7,372.06 727. W Parks and Playgrounds Book of Prayers hen for expert repair Amount to >• RaJaed IT Taiee for" Other Expenses ^ . 1,300.00 1,600.00 . 20.31 Support of Municipal 8ulfe> /• (a) LOCH Tu for Municipal Purpoiea S»Iarle«_ and. Wages . .. ., • 250.00 250.00 250.00 Ineludln* Rmrve for Uncoiled el Other Expensed 50.00 50.00 • 50.00 38.09 Dompllfng a Book of Prayers. Tane -,' i . - 12.00 137.tlO.O3 1M.TU.14 Each member will submit a TOTAL OPERATIONS (Item 8 (A) ) , 180,260.00 179.S5I.00 32,000.00 211,654.00 190,169.56 21,688.41 We Have. Everything ion-denominational prayer. SUMMARY OF lttt APPROPRIATIONS EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATIONS FOB EXPENDED, AND CANCELLED "OTHER EXPENSES" (B) Contingent 850.00 850.00 641.47 :os.5i Auxiliary members are collect' for the Ths amount) appropriated under the title or "Otner ing material for use in group expenses" u* for optraUng costs other Dun "Salaries TOTAL OPERATIONS BQdget ApproprlatlonB—Adopted .Budtet INCLUDING OONTIN 49,702.11 ' County Taxae . (I.OT0.33) 49,M2.3> S1.0U.T1 TOTAL MUNICIPAL DEBT SERVICE 24,367.60 17.822.60 27,822.60 27,622.50 Looal furpoae Tax . 1*,7«7.«9 U7,U0.01 101,143.14 1O.SM.11 JH.2«5.ia JBJ,JTfl.01 (E> Deferred Charges and Statutory Expenditures—Municipal (1> DEFERRED CHARGES: 4 More and more motorists TU Rate OomparUM Emergency Authorizations (N.J.8. Lwal'sehool — (.01) .44 40A: 4-65) Tax M»p, Etc. _ 1,520.00 1,520.00 1,530.00 1,520.00 Jtegioaai aohool COS) .40 Emergency Authorizations (N.J.8. are turning this way County Talei . .« 40A: 4-55) Damage by Flood or Hurricane ....,._ ...... i ...... »«._ «. . Loeal Purpoee Tax . .11 106 n M VM H 6,(00.00 1961 Exemptions Allowed In 1S61 "T5" 144 ir Chapter 9, P.L. 1B61 3.585.74 2.5S3.74 2,585.71 Sleferred Charges to Future Taxation— Not Bonded—Fire Truck 3,000.00 S,9o2.0O 6.962.00 6.9&2.OO Tour Mayor and Ooundl nave prepared a budiet pro yUlnr upnprlatlona of sMt.M lew than uut year. Vn (S) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: hrtuauely. wa are reoulred to provloe an addlUogal Sl«,344.»» In .tie local purpoee tax ai a Kewrve for Oneollected Social Security System (O.A.S.I.) ..._— 2,200.00 2.400.29 3,050.26 1,737.40 322.89 Taxee din to the (act that only ft* of the Utt tax levy wW CoUaeted. The taxpayer contrail thla d(ure by not pay- Consolidated Police and Firemen's . Inc the tax bill U tha current year. Thi people who do pay their tatti muet put; an additional man in order to pro- Pension iSind .-.-. ._ 2.500.00 2.450.00 2.438.01 11.09 »M» the monlM'Mcaaeary for echooli, county and mimlclpU ra«ulnm«t», Whin you realize that over one-half ol the Police and Firemen's Retirement tol urpoei ux II nude ap of UtU reterre, you can appreclaM the tavlati that would aocrue to the Borouih by the System ot N. 3 : 1,800.00 1.700.00 H.8O0.0O 1JM.64 43.33 payment e< Uxw. Wot only a lavina to the taxpayer In mtwett chargei, tut alio a reduotlon on the tax bill. TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND STATUTORY EXPENDITURES— KtallMd MUNICIPAL l«,420.0O 1S.3S8.0O 16.35B.00 15,080.flO J77.31 OENIRAI. lutvntun AnUolpattd in Caih MM 1M3 in 1W2 (H) Total General Appropriations for L S«iplas .Anticipated _ _ 53,000.00 U.OOO.OO 41,000.00 Municipal Purposes (Items 8 (A) to (G). inclusive) 228,907.50 229,881.50 32,000.00 231,681.50 239,410.22 22,17-1.28 I. brphu AaMtlpat«d will Prior Wrlttea Consent . ej Dlreeiw ef IVoeU oor*nm«t . T.U0.OO (L) Bnb-TotaJ General Appropriations . MleceU«ie«ae (Items (HI and (K) ) 228.901.80 32,000.00 261.8M.50 239,410.22 22,174.28 Llcentee: Alcoholio Beverttea 6,000.00 5,000.00 «. 530,00 (M) Reserve for Uncolleeted Taxes . 65,314.13 48,969.64 48,989.64 48.0C0.U Othe.r . ,, T.— . 300.00 (00.00 7BO.O0 Directional lights, unthought-of yesteryear, are Flnei: ' ' 0. Total General Appropriations 291,222.03 218,854.14 32,000.00 310,854.14 288,379.86 22.474.2B Uunlclpal Court „"—i 2,000 00 2.100.00 2.021.00 State Koid Aid, Formula Fund . 612.09 612.00 612.00 required equipment on today's new cars. loter«at and Costs on Taxis'. 3,500.00 1,600.00 2.MO.28 Bua Reoelpts Taxes , 100.00 300.00 135 61 DEDICATION BY RIDER—N.I.S. 40A: 4-39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1903 from Dog LI- Franchise Taxes n.ooo.oo 10.S00.O0 11,168.20 ce.ises are hereby anticipated as revenue and are hereby appropriated for the purposes lo which said revermo is ded- A Bank Auto Loan is optional. Once you "see Oroes Reeelpte Tax«l i3,ooo.m 8,100.00 13,310.36 Icated by statute or other legal requirement." , Bathing Pavilion and Parking Lot . M.OOO.OO 96.CO0.OO APPENDIX TO BUPOET STATEJIENI| the light," though, you won't settle for anything TOTAL WSOBLLANBOUf RSVSNUES . >l,712.OO 99,(12.00 93,577.25 CimifENT FUND BALANCE SnEET~DEO. 31. 1M1 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CKRItKNr FUND ASSETS OPERATIONS AND (IIANC1E IN CURRENT SURPLUS Cash; and Investments . W.213.33 Year 1962 Yfar 19(11 less convenient, modern, economical. 4. Receipts mm DeUwaat Taxes . 4S.0S0.OI> 20,!00.00 51.451. H State Road Aid Allotments Receivable 2.000.00 Surplus Bnlance January 1st 6I.464.54 59,981.15 Receivables,with Offsetting Reserves: CURRENT REVENUE 5. (Mb-Total General Bevnnee (Items 1, I. 3 aed 4) 166,712.00 170,113.00 177,131.53 Taxes Receivable ..... _.. 63,603.15 ONA CASH BASIS: t. Amount lo l|e.Baiael br,Taxes for Support ol Tax Title Liens Receivable .._ 1,949.46 Current Taxes DEMONSTRATION ANY TIME! Mulrlpal Battetl . Other Receivables 22,062.07 •fPereentagp collected: (a) Local 1'tx for Itunlolpal Purpose! Deferred Charges Required to be In 1962 76ft, 1961 83%) 191.630.46 U11.J3S.M Including Reearvt for Uncolleeted Taxes 137.510.03 1OS.742.14 1963 Budget :.._ .... 7,100.00 Delinquent Taxes _ 38.154.14 44,971.01 Deferred Charges Required to be In Other Revenue and Additions Tola] Amount to be Railed by Taxes for Support Budgets Subsequent to 1953 _. 25,600.00 to Income . _..:..,_ _„ 1S6.082.70 117,742.61 of Municipal Budiet _-__.„__ 127.510.0) 101.142.14 08.05(83 TOTAL ABBETS I , 213,331.00 TOTAL FUNDS 453.633.84 414.033.13 1. ToUl Oeaaral SMvMaaa 294,921.03 271,(51.« nS,lS6.2; LIABILITIES, DESERVES AND SURPLUS KXPENDmrRES AND •C«sh Liabilities : ; 63.036.76 TAX REQUIREMENTS: Reserves for Receivables . 87.617.67 Municipal Appropriations 261.8S1.50 239,763.00 —APWIOrBIATJOTfB Surplus : , 57,696.87 8choo] Te.xea Appropriated sxpended 1M1 (Including Local and Regional) 63,621.19 73,«S1.B» Total TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES County Taxes 'or 1M2 By for 1962 As AND , SURPLUS . 213,351.00 (Including Added Tax Amounts) 61,021.11 45.K1.1I emergency Modified By Paid Other Expenditures and Deductions for lets forltn Resolution All Transfers or Charged Reservi from Income 20,507.50 OENEBAL ArrBOPaUATJONS School Tix Levy Unpaid 70,180.M (A) Operuona Less: School Tax Deferred 32,376.08 TOTAL EXPENDITURES OXNIRAL OOVHRNUKNT: 319,566.59 Admlnlttratlve and Executive AND TAX REQUIBEMENTS . 427,937.27 Salarlta aat Wtgae . S.880.M S,tU.0ft 8,950.00 Other SxensM a,no.oo s.wo.co S.MO.O0 g.too.00 s.m.dt 36.01 'Balance Included In Above Less: Expenditures to be : FlnuiclaKMnlnlmlnlitralloi n "Cash Liabilities" 97,810.56 Raised by Future Taxes ~ 33,000.00 OUIBT Toxjunsei I,«H.OO l.iM.00 S.4S0.0O S,tM«S 60.31 AMiiimeot of TMM TOTAL ADJUSTED B«larle« sad W«gei . 1,529.00 i,ax>.or> 1, (20.00 .09 EXPENDITURES ANT) Other xSenees __ JM.00 11.01 TAX nEQUmmiENTS 305,1)37.27 SI9.5O6.6r OollectloiToTTatei 100.00 ioo.«i: . IslarlH and Wsiei I.5O0.M J.WD.CO S.S00.W S.4M.M Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Other Dxtateai - . SURPLUS BALANCE DEC. Jlst 57.99J.57 C4.46a.BI 100.00 Tax Sale Costs 100.00 ioo.cn 31.21 61.71) miscellaneous other nipeues . tOO.OO 3O0.00 243.B0 6.41 9 CONVENIENT OFFICES Legal »ecvlc«i and CMIl 9B0.0O "Nearest even percentsire rrmv be lined. Other ,tl$p«niM —,..., _.,— 2,500.00 3,(00.00 3.100.00 PROFOKKD USE OF CURRENT FUND RED BANK Public Buildings and Oroundi J.100,00 SURPLUS IN 1M3 BITDOET Other XxMnaei' J.K00.69 4t.il Surplus Balance December 31. 1962 67.696.87 Board Of Aijultrrunl ttM.00 Current Surplus Antldpsted in RED BANK NEW SHREWSBURY H0WELL TOWNSHIP Other .Iipemee M.00 .80.00 . Insutajite • 80.00 BO, 00 US3 Budget 2B,O5O.«) KEYP0RT ENGLISHTOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Workmen's Compensation Insurance — a.TOO.oo 2,700,00 2.W0.OO 200.00 "Insutuict priralumi - T.KJQ.S T.loo.00 2,700.00 S.4K.S4 iir.il FREEHOLD (2) LITTLE SILVER _._ tAJUTT: , , «, soo.ro Salines Remaining , ' >T.Trt.eT in- JB4.28 I8-~M.rn.Jsy, Fei. 25, 1963 BED BANK BEGISTEfl hold; Sttun A. Sherman, Spring W-3; ta signatures, tax informa- completed, put it artde overnight,- Trenton State Lake; Elaine M. Naronzaiak, Tax Return tion not readable; failure to list then review it again the next day Branch; David N, MB- dependents and exemptions, asd to make /JertaJa It is e\eti, (iota- live Within Your Income sett, Mlmma; Barter* A. failure to total deductions. >let« find correct. * Lists Students Young, MJddietown; Anita -• f. Adtwe Given When the taxpayer forgets ooe Completed/returns should b* Spezzano, Farmingdale. and CAMDLN - William F. CulH- °-l <*»«* items'the return must mailed to the Internal Revenue Frances R. Kennedy, Keyport, ney, district director of the Cam- be specially processed and anyService office at 808 Market St., Joint Checking Accounts On Dean's list refund will be delayed, Mr, Cul-Camden, ' Seniors — Helen Gregory and den Internal Reyenfe district, liney said. He suggests that the And for fast service, file early, By MARY FEELEY her clothes; children's allowance; TRENTON — Monnwuth Coun- Lynn S. Hunter, Matawan; Vir- has pointed out' five common for, include a sum. to go into the taxpayer review his return when Mr. Culliney added. CmtMdtant In Money Management gifts; church and other donations; joint savings account regularly. ty students named to th« Dean's ginia G. Asman, Little Silver; items that delay the processing Those wedded couples who want her running money such as beau- Savings should never, be last in List at Trenton State College at Judith E. Fitzgerald, Haittt, and of tax returnsirns. y - ADVERTISEMENT - -ADVIRTUUDUBNT- Susan J. Kisner, Manasquan. They are: to start a fast fight can follow ty shop, errands, etc;' home enter- anybody's budget. la setting up the end of the first semester : Faihife to attach this simple formula: have - tainment; household operating. your living expense scale, savings were: joint checking account. This last item, household must be figured in, right at the Science Shrinks Piles beginning. Once you've covered Freshmen — Susan M. -Lewis,' Many a family squabble .start: operating, can have all ih» Martha A. Camp, and Richard over who made what mistake ii fiendish aspects of a Chinese your actual needs, let the surplus keep busy earning interest in a A. Spane, Freehold; Judith A. SAVE AND IARN\ New Way Without Surgery' that tangle at the bank. Wh; puzzle — simply because it covers Ferguson, Allentown; June C. didn't she ask him before sh< such a multitude of little ex- savings account. You will have to draw on it, of course, for Webb and Barbara J. Pearl, wrote that last check? Why didn'i penses. Laundry equipment, re- Neptune, and Elizabeth H. Bar- Stops Itch—Relieves Pain major expenses from time to «• thorough that sufferers made he deposit as much as he sai pairs and supplies; cleaning rett, Lincroff. Itar Imk, H. T. - For til* he was going to? Why didn't shi supplies; small household re- time. But these don't come up first tlmt Mienca baa found a Dew astonishing •Utemenw IDti "Pilei /ill out the check stub, for pity'; placements such as china and every day. Sophomores _ Judith A. Nor- lealing «ubst»nc» with Hw Mton- have teaaed t» be « problem!" berg, Keyport; Barbara A. Thor- 'Jibing ability to flu-Ink hemor- The «ecr«t if a new healing rob- sake? ;lassware; kitchen utensils; ton, Lincroft; Frank C. Geek, rhoids, stop itching, and relieve «tanee (Bio-I)jM«)-iH»eo™»T •* "The (rouble with money quar- small accessories for the home (You can write Mary Feeley ptln - without nrgery. a world-f araooi reteareh iaititote. Allentown, and Sheila H. Lloyd, This substance la new available rels is that bitterness they arouse such as linens or new pair of in care of this paper enclosing In CMS ait«r case, while gently curtains. You just have to figure Freehold. relieTing piin, actual redaction is nvptrttor* or «fa(»m< /»n» between husband and wife seep stamped, self-addressed envelop! Long Branch • Keyport • HelmdeJ under the name Pnptnan B* Into every other subject tha this one out from your own ex- Juniors — Bernice A. Davles, (ihrinkage) took plan. (or reply.) Otkhuwt • MKMetww WMt amutng of all-results wrt At all drag eonnUra. comes up for discussion. perience. Highlands; Carol A, Pease, Free- •His' and 'Hers' Once these lists are totaled, Checking Accounts adequate funds should be de Since 90 per cent of the money posited in each of the checking transactions in the average fam- accounts on regular days of the ily are in checks, checking ac- month. And each partner should counts are necessary and desir- feel responsible for managing able. But in my opinion 'His' andthat specific amount. 'Hers' at the bank are a lot more HCOMMEMOMTIOIOr . Figure In Savings First to the point than "His' and 'Hers' After fixed needs are provided on the bathroom towel rack! Two separate checking accounts and one joint savings account can doPrivate Road Permitted a lot to keep a marriage running By Adjustment Board smoothly. Trm extra service LITTLE SILVER - John F. charge that may be involved wil Ghilds of New York City, owner be money well spent of property between Point Rd. and Middle Creek, has been I believe more women should ranted permission to construct learn to manage money. Women a private road to'the interior of are often accused of being hap- the four-acre tract, Jerome B. hazard about finances — when Drew, chairman of the Board of actually they have little chance Adjustment, said Friday. Mr. to develop responsibility. Many a Childs sought the variance be- which stood on the site of our tear has dampened my shoulder, cause of a subdivision problem shed by wives who are suddenly involving a water front lot with faced with handling the family no road frontage. funds, with nothing but good in Newly Enlarged Facilities, 91 Brodd Street, Eatontown tentions to help them. Plan of Action For Model Doll If you're already in a budget hassle, here's how you might set up a plan of action: Look at your family pattern of expenses. Under His, list: TEE HOHHOVTS COUflTI HISTOBICAL ASSOGIATIOI Mortgage or rent, including utilities; insurance; doctors and dentist bills, education; car operating; his personal expenses; including clothes; running money will unveil a bronze plaque Tuesday, February 26, on the job; outside entertainment. Under Hers: Food; children's clothes and Symptoms of Distress Arising from at 11 A.M. STOMACH ULCERS DUETO EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST ! 15-Day Trial Otter! WV IVVIVV f——• Om» fira millkm ptckapt of th WfUUUM>TfflK»KMT h*ve been sol for relief of symptoms of diatnss arising froi •twntek and Duodanal Ulcm due to •• AS mjk Xltilllft the public to witness this cere- ft, OSSSIMK, Htartturn, tlttf , Me, due to bcMS Add. Aik fa RWIUftnft MMUC*" which fully eiplab Wa horns treatment—Ins—at RAISIN'S DRUG STORE, Inc. mony, view the plaque and the ancient anvil atop SCOTT DRUG STORES, Inc. SUBURBAN PHARMACY - Mlddletown its supporting pedestal. Within the bank we are SPECIAL exhibiting,, through March 22, an historic collection FOLDING STEEL BRONZETONE Easy, fun for a child to dress, of articles tracing the story of BRIDGE undress doll in knits—they have "give," won't rip. New! Knit wardrobe for ityS CHAIR inch teen model doll. Pattern commercial banking in America 563: directions bulky sweater, slacks, gown, coat, hat, cape, acket, blouse, skirt. Thirty-five cents in coins for from the time Abraham Lincoln ••1.99. this pattern — add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Laura Wheeler, care of THE Die Red Bank Register, Needle- signed The National Currency Act, craft Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, RAILROAD N. Y. Print plainjy pattern num- ber, name, address and zone. February 25, 1863 WAREHOUSE NEWEST RAGE —SMOCKED accessories plus 203 exciting needlecraft designs in our new OUTLET 1963 Needlecraft Catalog — just 241 Highway 35, Eatontown Dut! Fashions; furnishings to cro- Jwt Soalli cl Eatontomi Clicla chet, knit, sew, weave, embrold- OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 0:30 SAT. 0:30 to 1:30 x, quilt. Pius free pattern. Send Call 542-2020

A. CENTURY OF GOINGTOTHECITY COMMERCIAL BANKING GO BY BUS! Schedule For Centennial Display AIRPORT PLAZA Leonardo FOR Highway 36 Terminal At Central Jersey Offices Hazlet, N. J. BUS An enlarged reproduction of the original National Currency Act, bearing EATONTOWN February 25th to AND R.T. Fare Abraham Lincoln's approval and signatured Charters March 22hd KEANSBURG Term. $2.30 Old mops of Monmouth County, showing names of some of our oldest LONG BRANCH March 25th to CALL families on property in their rights. .April 19th R.T. Fare N.Y.C. $2.10 N.Y.C. Henry Old currency issued by Monmouth County bonks... old colonial currency. ALLENHURST April 22nd to $2.00 Valuable coin collections. Mdy 17th R.T. Fare Poling Old Monmouth County newspapers, Antique Almanacs. BRADLEY BEACH May 20th to $1.59 Newark • Newark May 31st or A handsome Oil Painting of President Grant and his signdture in the early account book of The Long Branch Banking Company where he was NEPTUNE CITY June 3rd ta ' ••• 291-1300 June 14th CO 4-9828 Harold a depositor (this bank is now the Long Branch office of The Central Jer- 787-0066 291-9623 FARMINGDALE June 17th to Mabb sey Bank and'Trusf Company). The oil was taken from the Grant ocean- June 28th 787-9676 front home in West End. 291-1300 FREEHOLD July 1st to 4th Free Old household equipment, Civil War era clothing and military regalia. Free Parking J_ Parking 291-9623 TEACHERS, STUDENTS; CLUB GROUPS... may arrange "after hours" visits to YORK* KEANSBURG this most interest and educational ex- tiftices Serving Monmoulh County . hibit. Stop at the nearest of our 9 BRADLEY BEACH UTONTOWN rARMINGDAlC FORT MONMOUTH 717.0066 • 73 Beochwav, Keaniburi • 787-967< centra I iy*located offices for^fufther rilEEHOU (2) IONS BRANCH NEPTUNE CITY Information. Mtmbsr r«Ui»I OspnH tniwsiutCorpsntlfi'