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VOL 86 NO flfi IiniM dtliT. MonJ»» thrown FrMujr. Imt Clan Pwiu« REt> BANIC N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Wragedy irt C(nmty~"8 Vioknt Deaths T/iree Children Perish in Red Bank Fire RED BANK — Three children perished this borough's six fire companies responded as well The fire itself was described as minor and was morning when fire broke out in their home and as police and an ambulance from Little Silver. quickly extinguished. Deputy Fire Chief Robert filled their rooms with smoke. According Jo witnesses, Molly Pitcher Village L. Cadman said its cause was not apparent, but that it might have been started by a short circuit. Their widowed mother, Mrs. Rosemary Rice Superintendent Michael O'Neill was the first to Firemen confined damage to one wall of the Nealon, 18 Molly Pitcher Village, Branch Ave., enter the apartment and brought out the three three and one. half room home where a couch was also felled by the smoke, and is in critical children and their mother. a burned and the wall charred. Chief Cadman condition in Riverview Hospital. Hospital authori- Mr. O'Neill, a close friend of the Nealon fami- called it a "quick stop." ties said she had regained partial consciousness ly, was the godfather of the youngest child, - Back taps were sounded at 3:38 a.m. Although this morning, enough to open her eyes. Thomas. the alarm was placed at 2:50, a Riverview nurse., The small, smoky, blaze.also felled two po- Detective Lt. Benjamin, Glover and Police Sgt. said Mrs. Nealon's condition indicated that she had lice officers and a fireman. Albert Newman were among the first at the scene been inhaling smoke for some time before her Pronounced dead on arrival at Riverview were and were overcome by smokk e whille searchinhi g thhe rescue. .'.'•'' the Nealon children, Frank, 4; .Veronica, '' apartment. The Nealons had lived here about twj> years. 3/aadr? -"""'••• Ltr Glover "wa« admitted to Rivemew-and is Tiny .'attended SU.' JUM»jCubsl)ii^3tnrth> .•,:.I.,.JJ. Their father, the late Francis A. Nealon, died reported- in good condition this morning. Sgt. Dr. Harry L. Hajwood, assistant county three days before last Christmas of asphyxiation Newman is still being detained at Riverview for physician, said that hi would do a blood analysis due.to accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in treatment, but has not been admitted. this morning to substantiate the cause of death of his car parked in his garage. He was 32. Henry Soden of the Independent Engine Co.,' the three children. The fire was discovered at 2:50 a. m. by a who said he was applying mouth to mouth and Mrs. Nealon's mother, Mrs. Vera Murray of neighbor, Mrs.. Ronaiid Radell, and the general mechanical resuscitation, also suffered from smoke 2268 East 177th St., Bronx, N.Y. has arrived here alarm was placed by another neighbor, William inhalation and was treated and released at River- and will make the funeral arrangements today, McCandless. The First Aid Squad, police, and the view. • Dr. Hanvood said. Twins, 3, Die BURNED CAR — Francis Cornett, 3, of 22 Sycamore Dr., Hazlet, and hit twin titter, Franeine were burned to dwath in their family car yeiterdaiy on Oneida Ave., Mid dletovvn. The children were left alone in the car, along with their 18-motrth-old halfti- n Car Fire brother, while their mother fylrs. Lucy Cornett; had gone into her sister's home. When MIDDiEfTOWN — For the sec- Cornett family of n Sycamore the mother and her lister came out of houte they found the car engulfed in flamet. ond time in less than a year, Dr., Hazlet. Pollen are investigating cause of fire, (Kard Photo) tragedy has struck the Daniel Yesterday, the couple's twin boy and girl were mysteriously burne* to death in the family car in. the Hilton Park section of Stabbing the township. Last November, George K. Amodio, • 18, 'of Belford, Mrs. Cornett's oldest son by her first Fatal To marriage, was killed in an auto accident on Rt. 35, here. Man, 28 Sitting In Car Yesterday's victims were iden- NEPTUNE—An argument over tified by police as Francis and SCENE OF DEATH — James Slubowiki, 16, was killed when one of the heavy con- a key to an apartment between Francine, both 3. crete pillars at the entrance to the Red Bank Hebrew Cemetery, iiverdale Av«; West, two men early this morning ended Capt. Raymond T. Walling, with the fatal stabbing of Horace chief of detectives, said the New Shrewsbury, toppled last night about 7:45 o'clock. One of hit companions, Wil- ' Marshall 28, of 257 Fisher Ave , twins along with their l'g-month- liam Baer, also 16, of 7. Leland Ter. waj injured at .the larrfe time and is in "satisfac- this place, and the arrest of Wil- old brother. Jack, were sitting tory" condition at Riverview Hospital. Patrolman Edward Holden, above, inspects liam Richardson, 35, of 644 ; in the car parked in front ol Church St., Asbury Park. W* their (Hint's house, on Oneida Aye. death,scene, > • ..• .. ,' •'."...!••.•':, '. ^,. .'•.':... .'• Detective Vincent Martin said The mother', hpd .accompanied Richardson was arrested at his /-; Jte^'fe her iistsr, Mrs. Eftet Vujro, in- MOUM tit I ••»., 40 minutes after to the house to put some gro Marshall was stabbed with a series away. kitchen knife in &e left-chest at Flames, Sprtiujwffl} .«pd Fisher Aves. Mrs. Cornett told The Register M "n "satisfactory" condition. He Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Slubowski. , Tttt- defective said Richardson I that she came out .of the bouse y'ear old James Slubowski died the son of Mrs,- Martha Ruddy He was a student at Monmouth was {tiding jn « closet when po- last,night during *• chat with a Baer, with whom he lives, and Regional.HlgTi;'School. ,' / lice Were Admitted to hi* home, jlsometime later with her sister group of friends, when a heavy Dr. Irving Baer of Asbury Park; 1 The suspect gave- a statement land saw the car engulfed in a .Fwier«i arrangements will be [mass of black smoke and flames. concrete pillar toppled and Young John Siubowskl, whose admitting he had, an argument struck him on the head., brother died before his eyes, was under the direction-of the John with Marshall and that he had She and her sister rushed to Three boys, the" one who died, not hurt. swung the knife at the other the car but were unable to see E. bay,Punera.l Home, Red his brother John, 14,, and William nan. But. Detective Martin say], anything. The dead boy was the son of Bank. EATONTOWN CRASH — A 20-year-old Fort Monmouth toldier was killed yesterday "I opened the front door," said Baer, 16 of 7 Leland Ter., were Richardson denied having hit when^ hit car overturned after apparently tlddding on wet pavement and hitting a sitting on'a heavy chain stretched Marshall with the knife. The Mrs. Cornett, "and found the ba- sign on Broad St. and Rote Ct., Eatontown. A companion is being treated at Patter- by, crouching in fear down on between two pillars at the en- knife was recovered at Richard- trance to the Red Bank Hebrew •on's home. the floor by the front seat, son Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth, for minor injuries. grabbed him by the leg ar Cemetery, Riverdale Ave. West. Marshall's body was found on They were chatting with three the street corner hy passersby, pulled him out," she, said. The tot was treated at River- girl companions. It was about After 28 who summoned police. 7:45 p.m.' ' ' He was - pronounced dead on Fort Soldier Killed in Crash view Hospital for second degree arrival at Fitkin Hospital. hums of the hands and ears. One of the masonry pillars, Mrs. Cornett went on_ to say measuring 12 by 18 inches by six Participating in the investiga- .•EATONTOWN -Pvt. Bruce A. home is at 171 Pine St., Holyoke, Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth, Woman Found tion were Lt. Robert Wooldridge that neither she nor her siste, feet fell without warning, strik- Morse, 20, of Fort Monmouth, Mass., was pronounced dead at was Pvt. Robert J. Thome, 19, SEA BRIGHT — Mrs. Lillian Doherty disappeared from and Detective Willie Lyons of could get the twins out. ing James on the head. It also was killed at 7:45 p.m. last night the scene by Dr, George Henkel, also of Fort Monmouth. He was Atlantic City 28 years ago, ' . Neptune, and Sgt. Joseph Reid police physician, admitted for observation and Capt. Walling said the cause struck William Baer, inflicting in- when his car apparently skidded of the fire Is not known at thi Long, sought by her childrenr Mrs, Doherty was the'mib- and Patrolmen Lee Davis, John treatment of minor arm injuries. juries to his back. 1 Graham and James Farrell of As on wet pavement and turned Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- time. Both were taken to Riverview ject of an 'intensive) search : which includedannouncements • It was reported the victim was over nationwide radio and television stations. All trace et bury Park. over on Broad St., at Rose Ct. ant county physician, attributed Floor War Hospital by the Tinton Falls First partly, thrown from the vehicle the woman was lost, but her family has continued (he search Richardson is being held in Another soldier was slightly in- death to a fractured skull and He said an empty, burned one- Aid Squad. James was pro- : crushed chest. and was pinned under it when it all these years. ' local jail pending arraignment Jured. gallon can was found on the real nounced dead on arrival., Hospital : Police said the soldier, whose Injured and taken to Patterson (See SOLDIER, Page 2) (See TWINS, Page 2) spokesmen said young Baer was Yesterday,'the search eridetf. " ' '" ' ' ' this morning on a murder charge. Mrs. Agnes C. Cohen, wife of Jack C. CofcenyJ-Embrte PI., received a'callfrom her.uncle, Harold'Frowery, a Hill- side police officer. Mr- Frowerjr had learned1 his sister is in a hospital in Richmond, Calif. Mr. Cohen reported yesterday his wife, her sister, Mrs. 68 Die, 339 Injured in Ice Show Blast Lillian Hogan, also of this place, and a brother; James Do- herty of White Horse, left: to see their mother, who- is re- INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An State Fairgrounds Coliseum an ice show. death toll of 68, and 339 persons Gras, and the band was playing,area, Including the Army hospi- portedly seriously ill. gravel——'••'-••—y injured* . iM-i.t._j 1-.. tal at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. explosion and tongues of roar- Thursday night,, three minutes Stunned Indianapolis officials Dixieland jazz. "My wife will consult with the doctors,"'Mr. Cohen said. Lift Box Seats ing flame blew out a 60-foot sec- before the scheduled end of an many of them among- the 4,100 The band kept playing in the Finally the hundreds of fire- "If her mother is able to stand the trip we will bring her 'We don't know what hap- best tradition of show business, 7 tion of seats in the Indiana opening • night performance 0/ men, policemen and civil de- to Sea Bright to spend her last' days." spectators, reported a growing pened," said State Fire Mar- and the skaters hurried off the fense workers turned their at- "You don't know what this means' to the" family," he shal Ira Anderson. ice to make way for rescue tention to the dead and began said. "To find her after all these years," City and state fire officials teams. There was no panic as laying them in rows along the Another daughter, the former Laura Doherry, lives in agreed the explosion evidently the shocked survivors filed out, side of the ice opposite the gap- East Orange, Mr. Cohen noted, but was unable to make the was from gas of an underter- Pinned Under Seats ing hole in the south side of the flight. Handshaking Weekend mined type. arena. With hundreds of injured No one yet knows why the woman, Who Was later re- The blast lifted a section of pinned under shattered seats Auto wreckers drove directly married, disappeared or where she spent the intervening 128 box seats, best in the house, and jagged chunks of concrete, onto the ice to help tug at the years. and dumped them on a stretch the obvious dead were left.lying (Sue-BLAST, Page 2) Prospect for Candidates of 240 bleacher seats just be- in pools of blood on the ice. Hor- low; BY WILLIAM HENDERSON The mayor also sent a telegram—he be- ribly Injured persons lay unat- Bodies were thrown high in tended for what seemed an in- Register Political Writer came well known as a sender of telegrams in the campaign—to Chief. Justice Joseph the air and fell on the ice amid terminable time as the first few The hot senate race between State Sen. Weintraub, saying "My opponent, Mr. Stout the skating chorus. ' doctors and; nurses on the scene Mrs. Costa Is Found Guilty Richard R. Stout and Democratic Mayor The stars of the show—Holi- did the, best they could. ,called a press conference Oct. 23 and issued •FREEHOLD—Asked repeatedly Earl Moody of Middlelown, whfen stole the day on Ice—were waiting in the Every ambulance In Indian- Mrs. Costa had followed the usual a statement which said in part: 'My op- Wednesday whether it could political spotlight the last few weeks, last wings to skate out for the finale. apolis and nearby cities was course, of embezzlers no longer ponent has ... libeled me, slandered me "swallow" Mrs.-. Mary V. Cqsta's night slowed down to a walk. t was a glittering produc- called, and the injured were able to get enough money today . . . and distorted the facts concerning my story of what she had done with Stout and Moody still planned to woo public record and me personally.' " tion, representing' the Mardi taken to six hospitals In the to make up for yesterday's de> $17,778 in state Motor Vehicle falcatlons. Monmouth County voters over the weekend Moody asked Justice Weintraub for a -. funds'missing since last June, a vie, handshaking, visiting small groups, speedy determination of the matter. Stout in Vehement Objections I Monmoath County jury of 12 men The indiotmeht charged her house parties and literature. / his press meeting has said he intended to indicated yesterday it could not. BUt both had run out of steam and cam- "present the entire matter to the Monmouth Today's Index with taking receipts of her office I It returned guilty verdicts on for her own use June 19, 21, 24, paign ammunition they had been firing at County Grand Jury for consideration as ail four counts of embezzlement each other daily. criminal libel." Page Page and 25. She contended she bad against the 38-year-old suspended all the money .at home, was keep. The senator, who Bays he won't men- Pearce had told Moody the rules of the Allen-Scott : ; t Obituaries 2 MV agent at Eatontown. Judge Ing' it there while she'.caught up tion Moody's name again in the campaign- ethics committee, as established by the Amusements : I8-1» Sylvia Porter Elvin R. Simmill set next Friday on back work and reports. And there are four days to go—did predict a rec- Supreme Court, allow Senator Stout 10 days Births 2 Religious Services ... for sentencing and continued her then, at 11:30 p.m., June 25, she ord turnout at Tuesday's county-wide elec- in which to answer the complaint. At that Jim Bishop I Sports .! - ...24-25 free in S25.OO0 bail. tion. He based the prediction on the highly ' Bridge is Stock Market I put all of the funds, cash and time, the Ethics Committee may appoint Embezzlement by a public of- controversial nature of certain public ques-' Classified 28-30 Successful Investing S checks, In two bags and dropped one of its members to Investigate the com- ficer is a high misdemeanor. The ttons and on the need for county voters to Television them in the night depository of plaint. The December meeting would then Comics 31 16-19 maximum penalty she faces would express their cbnfidence In the present the West End Branch of the New decide If a forrnal meeting is necessary. Crossword Puzzle 12, IS Women's News 20-M he eight years imprisonment and county government. Jersey Trust Co. Stout got an extra boost last night Editorials ..•.....; t Notice a $28,00'. fine. He said the people have hot only them- when Asbury Park Mayor Thomas F. She _ JHerblock.-; ..-.-.....a'.. 6 The jury couldn't "swallow" It. T I will not be responsible for any Mr, Lautman, sometimes over' selves to blame if they neglect lo_yote,: and bell, and" ling Branch Mayor Milton F. Home & Garden .„ ; 14 debts other than contracted by A Bowed Head Mrs. Costa, divorced, mother vehement objections of defense at- a man for whom they have little sympathy Untermeyer endorsed him for re-election. Movie Timetable 18 myself. ; z Sale of an H-year-old daughter, who torney Louis R, Aikins, who wa« runs off with the election. Shebell, one of the few Republicans to en- " 7 " —;—- JAMES J. TREACY Mayor Moody, earlier In the day,\ filed dorse Governor Hughes'. bond issue, citer* lives at 162 Wall St., West Long assigned by the court after Mm. Largest, selection oriental rugs 3 Shrewsbury Dr,,' i Branch, took the decision tear- Costa pleaded |xwrty,,,ridtaiM with the secretary ot the Ethics Committee = Stout's work on the Beach Erosion Com- Monmouth and Ocean County. All Adv. of the Monmouth County Bar Association, mittee. Untermeyer declared that "Dick's less and with a frozen face under Mrs. Mary N. Costa her conduct after she was ar- Sizes, Shehadi Rugs, Sea Girt Snow Fence a bowed head.''Sfie,sald nothing, rested as hardh/ that "of an In- Owen B. Pcarcc of Mansquan, a sworn rival is much sound and fury, but no sub- •tore only.—Adv. , g, First Assistant Prosecutor Sol- stance." Now In stock. Swartzel') Farm nocent person.!' statement asking immediate redress for al- quickly raised her hend'again and omon Laufman. apparently had legations made against him by his rival, The political insider* say the election .Elect the Man Garden Supplies (Organic Qtr: maintained, the grim determined He drew from her admission* Stoul. will be a close one. who gets things done. doning Specialties) 645 Holmdel Starr which 1ms marked her made the point that instead of ft«t It W»l only In court ttatt for Moody for State Senate- -Adv.Rd., by RR, Hazlet, N. J.—Adv. through the four-day trial. having been unjustly accused (See COSTA. Pig« 2) • ft , November 1,1963 EED BAM: REGISTER Weatfcer 1 (cw ittimy-Oouiy a**} wfd Obituaries with torn* rail at times* today 'Brand New Borough JHall i and part of tonight, high today in National, World the 80s. Clearing and"turn- THOMAS SAFFORD ADAMS ROBERT O. SAVAGE Sit ing colder later tonight, low in RUMSON — Thomas Safford OAKHURST - Robert 0, Sav- the 30s in the north to the' raid- Adams, 84, of Avenue of Two tge, Sr., 57, of Ml West Park Conversion to Cost $51,625 ive., died Wenesday evening at 50s in the south. Variable cloudi- Riven died Wednesday night in NEW SHREWSBURY - A tract* art Mayor John of the sections, that portion of News in Brief ness, windy and cool Saturday p y ils home. iis home. , •.>. >. 'brand Si th* contract should be awarded with a chance of a few brief new" borougbhg h halhlll andJEdJJE. LLemon, Jr.,, said. Since most He was t retired stock broker, He was born in Hew York City, to Vaccaro. From the Wires of The Associated Presi showers in northwestern hills, library hher e is slatel d for occu-lol f the work wili l be insided , it can formerly a partner in H&rrjj Up-son of the late Rufus and Sarah Mr. Henshell replied thai high in the 50s. paocy by next April. be , carried on throughout the [nan Company and a member of lavage, and had lived here 27 specifications clearly said only SAIGON, Viet Nam — Fishtm, Leder, 36—were hauled up in Marine Contracts to convert the Rob-jwinter. the New Yok -Stock- Exchange rears. '• ," tour contract! would"be awarded, broke ou? in Saigon today irLwhal bomb-shaped rescue , capsul< Cape May to Block Island- erts property on Tinton, Ave., a Councilmen said that no deci- since 1907. Only four men held former private estate, and later sion has been reached yet BS to and that the division of the build- Mr. Savage was a communi- appeared to be an attempt t from a gallery 259 feet undei Winds southwest increasing to 15 Jlder seats on the exchange than cant of St. Jerome's Catholic the temporary headquarters of what to do with the present Ing specification* into two sec- overthrow the government oj ground. A mine foreman, Pai to 20 knots with higher gusts to- Mr. Adanu. Church, West Long Branch, and President Ngo Dinh Diem. Syska, went down the rescu day shifting to northwest tonight the Garden State Parkway offi- small Borough Hall on Hamilton tion had the same significance , Mr. Adams was born in Scars- cials, for borough! use were Rd. after the new one is ready that unit price division! have. a member of Local 22, Brick-' Heavy fighting was reportet shift with the capsule, helped and running northwesterly IS to (dale, N.Y., son of the late Wil- layers and Masons Union, Long awarded last night by Mayor and for occupancy. The purpose of,the division was around the presidential palace. the trio into the little compart 25 knots with higher gust; Satur- liam and Helen Coolidge Adams Branch, . One unconfirmed report sak merit and accompanied them day. Cloudy with periods of rain Councilouncil. jte iw»rd of the contract forlto permipemtt the borouggh to omll .He graduated from Yale Univer Surviving are his wife, Mrs. dissident elements in the Viel back up. today, and tonight. Fair Saturday. The conversion, job will cost general construction was pro- work on thh e barb n If ththat proved sity in 1901 and had been a res ..Margaret Savage; his step- namese navy and marine corps Visibility 5 miles or more. Small $51,625.38. tested last night by the Henry V~ . desirabledibl , he staledtld. Ident here since 1928. He was | mother, Mrs. Rufus Savage of had launched an attempt to over craft warnings may be hoisted The/low bidders and winners|v«cearo Construction Co., Ai- Bofough Attorney Milton A. a member of Delta Psi. Ocean Township; two sons, Rob- throw Diem's government. Thi: later today. of contracts were: construction,!bury P«Tk. Mausner pointed out that.the Surviving are his wife, Mrs Blast > ert 0. Savage, Jr., of Neptune account said the rebels were try Irs 13. Matthews tnd Son, Farm- Astery Park- attorney Samuel specifications give the borough Martha Montgomery"Adams; two City and Thomas Savage of Liv- ing to get the air force to joii (Continued) High during the past 24 hours, ingdile, with a price of $39, L. Epstein, representing the con-the right to reject any and »Udaughters, Mrs. Kenneth Isaacs ingston; two daughterSj Mrs. in, but there was no confirma- chunks of concrete, some piece: 62. Low, 54. Ocean temperature, 044.38; plumbing, The Proctor struction company, maintained bids. In any case. of Walpole, Mass., and Mrs. as big as pianos. Finally a hugi Anna Hage of Wanamassa and tion. 56. Co., Asbury Park, $3,026; heat-l that since this bid was called in Mr. Epstein aid he would Nancy Hughes of this borough; commercial crane was brough ing, air conditioning and ventilat- two separate sections and since give his client "advice on two sons, Thomas S. Adams, Jr., Mri, Robert Hulit of Asbury r Marines in battle dress wit] in, and it uncovered the last TIDES -' ing, Noel R. Nilson Co.,'Little his client was low bidder on one I whether to bring this Into court.' of Larchmont, N.Y., and U.M.Park; two brothers, Thomas Sav- heavy weapons and artillery sur- the smashed seats. age of Tulsa, Okla., and Rufus Sandy Hook Stiver, $4,555, tnd electrical Adams of New York City, and 11 rounded the national police head Many of the bodies wen Savage of Saudi Arabia;. a sis- Today—High 7:33 p.m. and towwork, Little Silver Electric Co. | grandchildren. quarters. charred by gouts of flame tha ter, Mrs. Herman Gordy of Salis- 1:35 p.m. Tomorrow—High 7:52 tittle Silver, $5,000. Services will be tomorrow at Other police headquarter; roared 90 feet in the air, to th bury, Md., and 10 grandchildren. throughout Saigon were . taken a.m. and 8:21 p.m. and low 1:44 The large former residence will 11 t.m. In Brick Presbyterian 1 ceiling of the huge amphithea- Seven /Killed In The funeral will be tomorrow over by marines, apparently with a.m. and 2:27 p.m. Sunday—Highbe remodeled to provide, on the .Church, New York City, with Rev. ter, in the blast. The fire itse' main floor, offices for borough at 8 a.m. from the Woolley Fu- out resistance. was quickly extinguished. Then 8:41 a.m. and 9:12 p.m. arid low Dr. Paul Wolff officiating. Burial, 2:33 a.m. and 3: IS p.m. clerk, tax assessor and collector, ' under (he direction of the Camp- neral Home, Long Branch, to St. wasn't much inflammable ma and their assistants. About 40 Jerome's Church, where a Re- , Washington Report terial in the. shattered sectioi For Red Bank and Rumson Georgia Explosion bell Funeral Home, 1076 Madison per cent of the floor space of the quiem Mass will be offered at WASHINGTON - U. S. Offie except the seats. bridge, add two hours; Sea Ave., New York, will be in Wood- main floor win be devoted to the o'clock. ' '..- , >..,!ab..4afcMadcy «r ft'HiCHfe}! ft Bright, deduct 10 minutes; long Th* •xnlosion occurrad aboui lawn Cemetery, the Bronx. Local! •New f wwfeyy | : ganized coup appeared to be un- Bf"ardt3SjiiUftMi,_; p (:30 p.m. shortly after the tei »i rirngtnitnt» *i* under • the- drug store at the height of a RUMSON — Frederick F. Mer- of President Ngo Dinh Diem I: toll. Most of the debris' fe Among the dead were Joe neral Home, Red Bank.- be used to construct t fireproof downtown Halloween celebra- kel, 11, of 81 Lafayette St. died South Viet Nam. down, although some sma Ben Carter,' 33, and his son, vault for borough- records. tion Thursday night, killing yesterday in Marlboro State Hos- Key State Department officials pieces of concrete were foun Costa Terry, 7. They had entered the Separate Entrances seven persons and injuring at pital where he had been a pa- began arriving at the department on the opposite side of th< (Continued) store to, buy Terry a Halloween Rap Political TTh e existing spirap l staircase In least 25 others. tient one week. before dawn as reports of fight arena. the first time she had told any- mask, Mrs. Carter and two othei the entranct e halhlll wililll b e rippeipped Fire Chief Howard Shaefer ing in Saigon reached Washing- Under Seats one what she did with the money, children, Danny, 10, and Bobby, Born in New York City, he was out and replaced by another, to said the cause of the explosion ton. It appeared that the blast oc that after being accused she never S, were outside the store am Trick-Treat he son of the late Frederick and gain space for the n-eception bad not been determined. Un- The officials closeted them curred under the seats in confronted anyone at the bank to suffered cuts from flying glass MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Wilhelmina Hemlng Merkel. Mr. .rea. confirmed reports indicated the •elves in the communication cen commissary which suppliei produce the bags she said she The other victims included Trick or treat's OK-*ut not Merkel had resided here lfo years Separate entrance* will be explosion may have been ter. popcorn and soft drinks to ven left there. caused by leaking gas. Mrs. Ralph Fowler, mother o! with political slogans, in front and was a communicant of Holy Sources said U. S. Ambassadoi era. provided, for library and borough Bob Fowler, executive editor ol of a school. ' Cross Catholic Church, Two Points hall. Clear Debris to South Viet Nam Henry Cabot Wilbur Gauthier, 55, of Indl the Marietta Journal; Mrs. Bet- .That was the declaration yes- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Developed during trial were On the second floor there will Lodge was keeping in touch from anapolis, who worked in tin Firemen and civil defense ty Joe Carlisle, 24, a store terday of Independent candi- Agnes Gardner Merkel; five sons, two points which apparently cui be four offices and a council Saigon. commissary, said: workers worked through the cashier; S. A. White, an oil dis dates Jay Krivfcky and Charles Robert Merkel of Massapequa, the loss Mrs. Costa'* bonding capable of seating about 30 peo- "I don't have any Idea what night to clear debris in a search tributor; Mrs. ©fella Scott and W. Dryden. N.Y., Thomas Merkel of.New company would be called on to ple in addition to the governing for other possible victims.. The Mrs. Marie Btrfield. York City, George Merkel with V. S. Assurances happened. I was undeneath tin make good. The reason—Democratic par- WASHINGTON — President stands. It got dark all of a Su body. This large room will also front portion of the two-story, Outside Building he Air Force in Texas, Freder- On Aug. 21, the bags Mrs. for ty workers handed out trick- serve as a "sitting room" for| concrete structure threatened All the dead were found in- ick D. Merkel of • Jackson Kennedy has assured tn appre- den, and then I was lying witl Costa said she had used June 25 or-treat bags to children in jborough employees during lunch; to collapse, hampering rescue side the building. Twenty-fivi Heights, N.Y., and John P. Mer- hensive West Germany that the concrete and timbers on me. were found slit open,, with (1,400 front of Strathmore School and Ihours, A small kitchen nearby operations. persons were admitted to a hos kel of Elizabeth; a daughter, United States intends to keep its tried to get loose. I must hav in checks undamaged inside, In a Cliffwood School, with the slo> will be for their use, and to pro- pital with injuries. Most were present combat strength in Eu passed out then, because th woods near the Costa home. All Hundreds of children and gans, "Don't be tricked, vote Mrs. Veronica Boulais in Cali- vide simple refreshments for treated and later released, bui rope intact next thing I knew a medical oi of the checks were processed sat- adults had come to the town tor Maw-Burlew" and "For a fornia; three sisters, Mrs. Mary small functions that may be held eight were lilted in serious con -- The U. S. forces will stay ficer had me." isfactorily. square in this northwest Geor- treat vote Democratic all the Bannan and Mrs. Helen Murphy there. ditlon, West Germany "M long as .they, "There was a big boom," sail Also, the MV department has gia town for a Halloween pa- way—M«rz-Burlew." of this borough and Mrs. Mar- One second floor office is for rade and window • decorating •re needed," the President, told, Mayor Albert Losche, a specta- withheld payment of $2,009 to The corner drug store was de Mayor John Marx, Jr., and garet Bandel of Rutherford; a the mayor tnd one for the court contest. Marietta, with a. popu- • news conference yesterday. tor, "and bodies were flying, Mrs. Costa for commissions due molished and window's were James It Burlew are Demo- brother, August Merkel of North clerk. The other two will be! lation of near 40,000, is 18 mUei through the air. Then they were on business prior to June 19, an- broken in stores next door an cratic candidates, opposing Mr. Bergen, and 17 grandchildren. lying there limp on the ice.' shared by Planning Board, Zon- northwest of Atlanta. across the street. Moroccan Warning nouncing it has been credited Dryden and Mr. Krivitzky. Funeral arrangements are un- One woman probably ex- ing Board, Industrial Congress, RABAT, Morocco — Morocco against tfie loss. School Superintendent Luther der the direction of the John E. warned the world last night/to pressed the feeling of man; Recreation Commission, Board Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. spectators. of Health, Civil Defense organi- A. Foster later yesterday con- stay neutral tn be Moroccan-Al- Student Designer demned the political activity gerian border dispute or (ace dip- 'Got To Be' zation and plumbing, building] Halloween Is Quiet MRS. LEROY ULRICH and said such activity will "It's part of the show," she and heating Inspectors. Separate lomatic retaliation. Receives Award not be condoned by school au- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Mrs. sobbed. "It's got to be! It's goi storage and filing space will be Sgt. Gerald Criuimer of thejcome unruly. They said one of King Hassan n'a government MAPLEWOOD - The New Meta Ulrich, 65, of 3S Waterworks lo be!" provided for each. Sea Bright ponce department, the groups almost itarted a riot. thorities under any circum- broke off diplomatic relations fgrsey1 Chapter, National Society stances. Rd,, died yesterday afternoon at Ironically, the show started To Convert Barn augmented by 15 special officers, Johnson is being held in the with Cuba because of its aid to of Interior Designers has last night kept Halloween prank- local jail pending a hearing in Mr. Krivitzky issued this her home after a long illness. Algeria and recalled the Moroc- 2 to 15 minutes late, said John awarded a $50 honorable mention'1 The existing barn will be con- She was the wife of Leroy Ulrich. Ladue, one of the stars. Had I sters from creating much mis- Municipal Court this morning. itatement: can ambassador from the United prize to Charles Guthtie, ion of verted to a borough garage, | itarted on time, the crowd chief. "Using innocent children as Mrs. Ulrich was born in Arab Republic and Syria because Mr. and Mrs. William F. Guthrie, |Three parting bays will be would have been moving out foi "A reasonably quiet night for unwitting political tools is an Schierholtz, Germany, and had of their government's pro-Alger- "5 The Vista. Middletown. added, so that the structure will "0 minutes or more before the a Halloween," said the sergeant. indication of how frantic the lived here for the past 23 years. ian stand. A fourth-year student at accommodate seven large pieces Convict Man ilast. He noted police had apprehended Marz-Burlew faction has be- Surviving in addition to her Foreign Minister Ahmed Bala- of road and garbage equipment. FREEHOLD—A Trenton man, Newark School of Fine and In- a group of juveniles with some come. Now that Mr. Marz and husband is a son, Henry Ulrich frej warned that diplomatic rela- The Coliseum was locked u. IThere will be an offic* for »he dustrial Art, Mr. Guthrie Is, old rubber tires. Thinking they John Molnar, 40, indicted, for llr. Burlew realize they have of Clarksburg; a daughter, Mrs. tions might be broken with the Indefinitely for an investigation supervisor of roads and sanita- breaking into the Wall-Irwln Ga of structural damage. Built by majoring in interior design, He may have been fodder for future been repudiated by the town- Clara Sustak of Freehold; two U. A. R. and Syria if their two tion, a locker room and a repair rage, Rt. 33, and stealing [the WPA in 1939, it has a re- is a graduate of' Red Bank Cath- shop. The hayloft will become a bonfires, police confiscated the ship's «dult population, they jbrothers, Henry Bredehorst' of governments "continue their hos- olic High School. With members truck, was acquitted yesterday of are directing their efforts to- Br placement value nf (6 million storage place for all the miscel- tires, th* sergeant laid, ^nd lent Gefmany and Dietrich . Brede- tile attitudes." of his senior class at Newark, the breaking tnd convicted of the jfeaixl children. ; laneous objects that are auc- the kids home. horst of Flushing, N. Y.; four Mr. Guthrie created the fall win- stealing^ 1 tioned off for charity each year A fire call about II p.m. sent "The children will be as dis- sisters, Mrs; Adeline Schroeder Thompson Trial dow display currently , at at the Country Fair. . the fire department to an area A jury before Monmouth Coun- cerning as their parents. Mr. of Oradell, Mrs. Marie Myer of MINNEAPOLIS — The state] Soldier Kresge"s, Newark, department The exterior appearance of thenear Ryan's garage on Ocean ty Judge Elvin R. Slmmlll de-| Marz and Mr. Burlew will be West Englewood, Mrs. Less An- prepared today to outline for the (Continued) store. main building will be littlelAve., where an old auto seat was Ilvered the split verdict. Molnar left holding those bags." |derman and Mrs. Trlna Wetten- jury evidence it claims feld, both of Germany, and 10 came to' rest after striking changed, architect 'Justin Hen-|buming, Firemen quickly doused will be sentenced Nov. J. He was Neither Mr. Marz nor Mr. prove that T. Eugene Thompson directional sign. arrested In Hightstown Aug. 24 Burlew could bt reached for irandchildren. engineered the death of his wlfi shell said, except for that altera- the small fire. Patrolmen Robert Fary am walking near the stolen truck. A comment this morning. in a "murder for hire" plot Twins tion that will come with a fresh At about 11:30 a false alarrrtV The Higgins Memorial Home, Joseph Mazza investigated foi coast of paint. sent firemen to the Blue Water "policeman had spotted the vfhi Freehold, is in charge of arrange- Prosecutor .William Randall police. (Continued) Work Through Winter Marina, also on Ocean Ave. A cle, which had no license, and ments. •aid he would start his talk im- The John E. Day Funeral floor. The captain said Mrs: Cor- Work will start as soon as con-few minutes later, a mattress gave pursuit. Boro Wants mediately after the second alter- Home, Red Bank, will be ir nett claimed it was floor wax. : was discovered burning in the Though Molnar was not in the Dwlh Notice nate juror is seated, expected be charge of local funeral arrange- Police have not been able to recreation center at the former Mr. Ktnnrth L. Fhllllpi, of CSultport. • fore today's noon recess. The twoments for Pvt. Morse. determine what was in the can. truck when the policeman caughi Four Tax Florida and Middletown, N.J. deceased alternates will replace any Jur- Capt. Walling said he found fire house on New St. That blaze, up, he Identified the defendanl October 23, in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky. too, was quickly quenched by] as the driver. ors incapacitated during the trial MEHM SERVICES one of the victims on the front court attaches say will take] firemen. Defense Attorney William T. Sale Lots DEATH NOTICE EATONTOWN — The funera: seat and the other on Sie back HAOEN On October 29. 1983 1-vili more than a month. of Edward C. Mehm, 64, of Ea seat. In Shrewsbury Township Police Wfchmann, court-assigned, not«d NEW SHREWSBURY - This tf 12 Kramer Avenue; SatQntoirn, New ;Capt Dayton Wilson said: Jeriey. Beloved huiband of Klale (nee ton Crest Dr., who died in Mon He said the bodies were burned RIVERVIEW that fresh cement had been borough will bid for four small Ueler) devoted father ot Mrs. Viola "This was the most peaceful: Without Bail mouth. Medical Center yesterda; beyond recognition. Red Bank •' placed in the driveway of the land parcels in a forthcoming T{oe alto survived by one- grandson mischief night and Halloween I ind three great grandchildren. Rela- AMERICUS, Ga. - A juvenile morning, will be Monday at 3:31 Capt. Walling said Mrs, Cor- Mr, and Mrs. George Schneid- garage just before the theft, and tax sale, Mayor and Council de- tive! and friends are reipeclfully tn- have ever seen in my many that police contended it had been cided last night. vltei to attend funeral service at the court judge testified be-fore a fed-a.m. from the Hoffman Funeral nett was questioned at length er, Eatontown Blvd., Oceanport, William Schlemm Inc. Funeral Home. eral panel that he will continue about the incident and released. years of police work." disturbed by footprints. One, a lot on the river in the 20 2nd Street, and Hudson Boulevard. Home, Long Branch, to St. Doro son, Wednesday. Union City Friday. November 1 at 1:00 to hold a 14-year-oM Negro thea's Catholic Church, Eaton- Mrs. Cornett said she did not Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, "Not one complaint came in The attorney questioned why Woodland Manor section, would p.m. Reverend John Pomfret will of- in jail without bail until a hear- be used to provide public access ficiate. Interment Falrvlew Cemettry, Sown, where a High Requiem know how the fire could have Deal Rd., Asbury Park, daugh- to polite headquarters on either no proof was offered that the Falrrlew, N. J. ing is set on charges against her, Mass will be offered at 9 o'clock started. She said there were no ter Wednesday, night," he stated. "Last year marks were made by Molnar. to the river, for fishermen and "I am going to keep her there Burial will be in Mount Olivet matches in the car that she Mr. and Mrs. Aristotle Papay- there were 12 complaints to po-Molnar pleaded not guilty but ature lovers. until we have a hearing," Judge Cemetery, Middletown. knew of. She said the only oanou, Pine Brook Rd., Eaton- lice on mischief night and nine did not testify on his own The other three, only 10 feet James W. Smith said yesterday matches she had were in her] town, son, Wednesday. on Halloween." behalf. First Assistant Prosecu- wide each, are in the Cloverdale as a hearing opened on efforts purse which she had taken with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elser, 26 He gave credit for the new tor Solomon Lautman presented Cir. area and would be bought to enjoin officials from interfer- Beach Erosion her to the house. Nottingham Way, Middletown, state of affairs to the Teenage the state's case. to protect an easement for a ing vrtth desegregation activities Mrs. Cornett and her sister son, yesterday. Club of the township, -recently high pressure gas line which in this southwest Georgia city. Hearings Set had returned from dropping an Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moffelt, formed with the backing of *hej [hey are near. The girl,, Sallie Mae Durham, is WASHINGTON (AP) - Thi other daughter off at dancing 15 Wilson PL, Riverside Heights, mayor and committeemen, and . Reach Agreement Borough Clerk Jerome Reed among six young integration lead Army Engineers will hold hear- school and had driven to the daughter, yesterday. to the aid of Civil Defense work- NEWARK (AP) - A post-dead- was authorized to attend the sale ers jailed nearly three months ings Dec. 4 and 5 in Ocean City sister's home. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander ers in patrolling the small mu- line agreement between manage- ind bid for the property. ago during the demonstrations. Capt. Walling said there ap- nicipality on the two nigtiti. ment tnd unions representing 3, and Sea Isle City, N.J., as part Brown, 108 Hendrickson PI., Fair TWO RESCUED More than 200 Negroes were ar- parently was an explosion be- The teenagers' club gave a 300 North Jersey dairy worker: of its study of beach erosion Haven, son, yesterday. SANDY HOOK (AP)-An East *t aba* catty a vi* MH» rested. fore the fire because the win- dance on mischief night at the and milk detiverymen was ex- control and navigation along Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Stine, Orange couple spent 3'^ hours HM sf •ommeote and starkan A three-judge federal court is dows of the car were blown Community Center, where about1 pected to be ratified tonight. New Jersey's Atlantic coast. 41 Blvd. East, Cliffwood Beach, in the chilly waters of New fcMfcestfliM, ? 4pet hearing testimony in suits aimed out. 60 young people danced and had r caned. HI Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., son, yesterday. The agreement, reached yes York Harbor Thursday after tn parat- at freeing the prisoners, includ- Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist refreshments, instead of "think-; was advised Thursday that the MONMOUTH MEDICAL terday two hours after the old their boat developed a leak and tM ing four out-of-state youths mt county physician, said 'he ing up mischief." Great Egg Harbor, Corson and CENTER contract expired, ended the threa sank. charged with attempting to in- hildren were burned to death. fownsend Inlets—the subjects • Long Branch Both that night and last night of a strike that could have great- The Coast Guard identified the "J*» cite insurrection. The offense car- He ordered the bodies re- f the hearings—will comprise Mr. and Mrs. William Cusa, CD volunteers patrolled the town ly curtailed milk deliveries in ouple as Mr. and Mrs. Jack ries the death penalty. moved to the Posten Funeral the first of a series of engineer 205 Bath Ave., Long Branch, son, ship by car and on foot, with the North Jersey area. Rose. They were pulled from ;iome, Atlantic Highlands. eports on beach control and yesterday. their new walky-talky radios con- the water next to their sinking Miners Rescued lavjgation problems in New Jer- Besides their parents and nected with the CD headquarters Officers of local 680 of the Milk Mr. «nd Mrs. Vincent Martel- Drivers and Dairy Union, repre- cabin cruiser and brought to the BROISTEDT, Germany-Three ey- rather, the twins are survived radio centeT. li, 196 North Seventh Ave., Long senting 2,800 members, will urgi Coast Guard station here. Germans trapped in a flooded iy two other brothers, Daniel In Red Bank, Ronald Johnson, Great Egg Harbor will be dis Branch, daughter, yesterday ratification at a union meeting Both were wearing life Jack- iron mine for more than a week nd Guy and a sister, .Trlna. 16, of 14A Sunset Ave., was ar- ussed at a Dec. 4 hearing in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thorne, in Irvington tonight, said Union ets. JOHN VAN KIRK & SON were brought to the surface to- The bodies were liter removed rested for being disorderly at icean City. A hearing in Sea 372 Monmouth Rd., West Long President Lawrence McGinley. Mrs. Rose was treated for ex- SJ Cooper Rd., MldJIeloivi ofl III. 3J day. sle City the next day will take the Ryan Funeral Home, Branch, daughter, yesterday. Shrewsbury Ave., and River St. posure at Riverview Hospital in The mine management an- ip erosion and navigation prob Keansburg. Police said he riad been drinking Readde>'» Comer BH 14311 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brandt, Man Killed Red Bank and released. Rose Coavealmt 3>rms nounced that the rescue opera- cms in the other inlets. and was using loud and indecent required no treatment. The SH 7-2M3 EAST ORANGE-East Orange 7 Monroe St., Keyport, jon, yes- LAURELTON (AP) - A man tion was completed at 12:40 p.m. A Rearing on Great Egg Har language and was creating a dis- Coast Guard said the water as launched a crackdown on in-terday. identified tentatively as Charles (6:49 a.m. EST). tor was held May 2, 1951, in turbance amonfc a group of chil- temperature in the area where leeent literature which has an R, Huseland, 62, of 734 Sycamore The miners—Gerhard Hanusch. ccan City but the engineers 1 dren walking home. their boat went down.was 56 de- COMIMUU •aWl istimated annual traffic here of - Neptune Dr., Brick Township, was struck 43, Emil Pohlai, 34, and Frit?. aid this is now outdated. Police arrested two juveniles grees. :75O,OOO. Mayor James W. Kelly, Mr. »mi Mi's. John Gulnan, Bar- for throwing eggs. and killed yesterday on Rt. 549. r, at a meeting of more than bara Dr., Freehold,, daughter Police said they were called to Police said (lie driver of the car 150 persons named Thomas Wednesday. the Armory twice to disperse' was Russell Wolfe, 32, of 719 Grookett, a 37-year-old market Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Britton, groups, that had started to be- Eighth Ave, Belmar. esearchcr, to head the drive. Carole Dr., Oakliurst, son, irookett,' said a study showed Wednesday. Worden Funeral Home The Adams Memorial Home he traffic in obscenity here alone Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Cowger, as estimated at $750,000 an- Angle Inn Motor Court, Farming mally. dale, daughter, Wednesday. 40 E. FRONT STREET RED IANK

Successor to .Mount Memorial Home FOR ANY OCCASION John E* Day 747-0557 HONEY BEE FLOWERS FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS A morlem, non-scclnrian funeral home, with a home- RUSSELL T. HODSKISS 85 Riverside. Ave. Red Bank like almosphera and memorial cliapel, dedicated to tlm 444 BROAD STREET continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished SHREWSBURY C. SIDUN, Mjr. SH 7-0332 310 Imnl Strwt Ktd lank, N. J. service and quiet dignity, SH 1-4020 Oppntita M>1ly fittW lair HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. »Y WIRE ANYWHERE T Parkway* Eafontown JtED B^NK. KEGISTEE Friday, KwftaKrol, Officials to Confer chairman, announced at yester- The Art WOODBRIDGE - Borough of- ficials from Eatontown will meet day's authority meeting that, re- here today with the New Jersey grettably, a stately beech tree Highway Authority to discuss the Intersection will have to be plans for the Intersection of theremoved. The suthority has been dfLearning By ROGER E. SPEAR Garden State Parkway Spur and rying to work around the old WyckoH Rd. :ree, she said, but it is dying By LESLIE J. NASON •,;: Q) ^j oi myy huj- ried Do you think we should Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, nd borough officials agree that fewd't working full time are notclose out the margin account? " | must go. "' Dr. Nason Professor oi Education promising. He is seriously hand- R. McK Safety Reason* good reader? straight reading. It should be icapped by an injury tor which A) I am extremely toffy: that Dmgs Found Mrs. White did not disclose What makes he receives no compensation. We hat the authority has in mind answer—versatility and plan- anned. your husband is seriously handi A good illustration is a plan own American Telephone; Ford; capped. the intersection. Earlier this ing! . , ' Gulf States Utilities; Lone Star In Trick, rear, an entrance' from the park- reading a foreign language • Udder the circumstances, I feel The good reader must have sson. ,. '' Cement; New England Tele- very strongly that you shou d vay spur to Monmouth Shopping lany reading skills. phone. These are worth about !ent£r was closed for safety rea- The studejit wishes to translate immediately close out your mar Treat Bags Skimming of a newspaper to nd, at the' same time, he must $50,000 and are held in a mar-gin account. ons; and it was announced that iring one up to -date with the gin account on which we owe COLLINGSWOOD (AP) -Bar- lie authority was considering ;arn to think in the language You are very definitely gam iews of the world calls for quite id increase his conversational I am very much wor- biturates and other pills turned rection of a traffic signal at different approach than read- bling, with such a large percent up in several youngster's trick VyckoH "Rd. tt a cost of $10- ijiity. He hopes to be able even- age on loan and—with the exceji ig directions for asemblyingst a mlly to read the language for |or treat Halloween bags last 15,000. air in a do-it-yourself kit, or tion of American Telephone and night and police later arrested heer enjoyment. Wall Stretet Gulf States Utilities—your stocks The problem,' which has re- inderstanding mathematics or Threefold Plan a man and a woman and charged mlted lit several accidents, is earning a language. are not characterized by growth. CAMPAIGN — Mrs. Bernard T. Silk-worth, chairman of them with handing out the drugs. Here is a plan that will further 1 vith westbound motorists turning The import question in every [I of these aims: Has Mixed, If you can, afford to do so, the Oqeanport Republican Club ! telephone campaign The woman said she gave out eft across the eastfround hne o I would leave half of your $22,- :ase is "What does the reader The student should go through committee, checks list to be used during the telephone the pills thinking they were can- lie spur to get to the Wyckof ilan to find out by reading the paragraph slowly the, first 000 equity in the latter two stocks. dy. The police charged them Id. entrance, to Monmouth Shop- Busy Day The rest should be in a savings campaign Sunday night. Looking on, left to right, are laterial?" me translating and digging out with illegally dispensing barbi- ing Center. He must study as he reads. ie meaning of ea4 - still country. the proximity of - the election o politics. , ^ Crash Injures 2 begin in December. haps less than two hundredth! ol would make it "impossible to New York City.) - well Wow its high - on 113,700 For utilities, I suggest Montana •Five-Month Contract a second. Thinking, saying, •hares, pacing a rally In manu- maintain objective deliberative At the suggestion of Com- NEW SHREWSBURY - Hot The authority executed a hearing the words does, of course, Power and Northern Indiana Pub- udgment," and proposed Nov.-7 mitteeman Henry E. Traphagen, drivers suffered minor injuries NO INJURIES facturers of color television sets lic Service, which should do well month contract, effective today ake much longer and, at the whose sales have ben booming. ;or the discussion. the committee resolved to have in a two-car accident on Shaft lame time, these processes inter- SHREWSBURY - Neither for you over a period of years court stenographer present at with the National Weather Fon Zenith gained 3%, Magnavox 1% In a replying letter from Rd. last night. casting Corporation for $1,675 fere With thoughts , about thai driver was injured when a car (Mr. Spear cannot answer all he discussion. which is being read. driven by Richard C. Burkalew, •nd Motorola V/t. mail personally but will answer Police said a car driven b; The firm will issue winter fore General Motors was third most The "15 per cent issue" cen- Claude Barnes, 129 Helms Dr "Keep grasping meaning a; 131 Harrison Ave., Fair Haven, all questions possible in his col- casts from Newark Airport on ikidded on Broad St. at 7ri4 active on 106,000 shares, rising umn.) i Egg Market ters around the . planned com- Eatontown, skidded into the rear daily basis to.assist in parkwa; /ou struggle to read faster am munity ordinance requiring 15 of a car driven by Jose Lopez, faster," I suggest. i.m. last night-and crashed into operations. the rear of "a car driven by Vir- Next came Sunray DX Oil, off NEW YORK (AP) —. Whole, per cent of the total amount of 139 Helms Dr., which had slowec The authority purchases sevei A two-step procedure is help- sale egg (offerings more than land in the Levitt subdivision to down because the car in fron ful in increasing reading speed. vinia M. Mendres, 286 Everett VA at 34, and Penick and Ford, 1964 Chrysler New Yorker sedan , Holmdel Township, which 70% a* 2414. Both stocks were Stock Market ample. Demand slightly im be set aside for "non-residential" of it skidded on the wet road. for state police use at a cos First, study a section of mate- Yesterday's closing stocks: proved yesterday. • purposes. rial, sentence by sentence if nee had stopped to make a left turn. Jolted, down from sizable gains Both were treated at Patter- including trade in of seven 19 Police Capt. James Fedorko is due to late news developments. 5014 Int BUI Men 494 New York spot quotations fol- Last summer eight Strathmore son Army Hospital, Fort Mon- models, of $22,624. essary. Then reread with all po AdunB Ex 27«i Int Harv «ni investigating. Managements of each company Int Nick 62 JW: residents filed a "letter of griev- mouth, where they were taker Another contract, with Texacc sible speed, just so long e 56Ti Int Paper 33% Mixed colors: Extras (47 lbs. Issued denials of merger rumors AMeg Cp Int TeliTel _. ance" challenging the legality of by the borough First Aid Squai Inc., was approved. It will prc you continue to comprehend wha min.) 36-37; extras medium (40 1 which, had boomed the stocks. Alleg Lud 1054 I.T.E. Ckt Brk 15 he type of lands set aside by and released. . ' vide .regular gasoline for llcen you are reading. Buying or selling? Use the Alleg Pw 6.1 Johna Man 48M Following this, trading was Janu * u 8! Hw. uverage) W^-n%; stand- the Levitt firm. Patrolman Getchel McCall per gallon and pjttnium gaaollr Study Reading Register Classified for quick re- . W% Joy Mtg K ards WV4-341/4: checks 27%-28i/f. Study reading is not ]u: halted temporarily fn each stock Alcoa 6814 Kaiser Al 34 Robert J. Chcsterman, presl investigating. for 13.5 cents per' gallon due to the rush of sell orders. Am Airlln Kennecolt ?< • Whites; Extras (47 lbs. min.den) t of the Strathmore Civic Afr [ Am Brk Bh Kopperi 4114 36%-38; extras medium (40 lbs; Of 1,308 issues traded, S17 rose 8* Kresge, 88 26V sodation and a signer oi the Krofer average) 28^27^; top quality tad '$%• fell.\ New highs «nd Am MPdy Leh -Port r. 154 (47 lbs. min.) 37'^-40; mediums letter of grievance," pointed new kws for the yeat were even Am Mot. Uh Vat Ind (47 lb i) 37'^40 di Am Smelt LOF Olaai (41 Its. 'average) 2754-29; smalls out that the grievance had been « 25 each. ,,„ , • ,,-i- Am 8td 1674 Lib McN*L, (36 lbs. average) 23-24; peewees presented to the township Plan- ' Volume was 5.05 million shares Am Tel Tel 133^4 Am Toh 29 'A 20-22. ning Board, not Levitt, and that t Be Misled compared with 5.16 million Amp Ino MH Lukeni fitl no punitive action is involved. Anaconda )8H Mack Trk Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.' Wednesday. Armeo fWl MaraUl Oil '-3% i»P quality (47 lbs. min.) Ten. of "Una 15 Armour 40% Martin M most active Arms! Ck 102 Vi Merck 37^-39; mediums (41 lbs. aver- Statisticians estimate that the •tocks advanced,, four declined A.hi on 28H MOM Atchlron 2S Minn M4M 66 age) 27^-29; smalls. (36 Jbs. av-earth contains 6,586 qulntillion and Sperry Rand was un- Atl Rerin 53 Mo P,c A 64 5 erage) 24-25; peewees 20-22. tons of matter. Citizen's Committee For An Unbiased Charter Study changed. Avco Corp 22 up 14 Mi Nat Dlatlil "1%. and Standard Oil (New Jer- MS Nat Gyps 2514 How MM, Nat Steel iey),.up % following that com- Bendll (O'i NV central Vote NO on Public Question pany's declaration of an 80-cent Belh 8t«._ Nla M Pw iill Boeing 34 No Am Av dividend. Martin-Marietta, up Borden 65 Nor Pac Borg W>m 47% Nwst Airlln 84 *A. also was heavily traded be- Norwich Ph 358SfM l cause of its mention in a news- Buckeye PI Outb Mar 14 M Here's Why: Bucy Erie •us Owens III o 8354,, paper article tor its connection .8* Pan A W Air 51S with fl» development of the mo- 40 Pgram Plct 54« 1. The spirit of an objective charter study is being violated by a slate of candidates already com- 1U4 Penney JC 4<»; Texnrn, er on the American Stock Ex- Food Fair 20*; Tex o ProJ 58 LOW COST NEW ROOM PMC Cp S1U4 Tex a Sul 17 change. Volume was 1.47 milFor- d Mot • 52V4 Teitron 39!', 6. Less than two per cent of Middletown's registered voters signed the petition for the candidates Garret! 5G'i Tlritwit oil 25 Give your family the extra space they need with lion shares comparted with Ul Gen Accept 1R^ Transamer 51 to appear on the ballot. Yet, a YES vote insures their election. million Wednesday: Oen Clmr 35V4 Un Carbide 113 handsome, economical room additions. We'll b« Gen Ilynam 26% Un Pac an'4 Gen BKC S3\ Unit Alrc 42 HELP FOR MISSISSIPPIANS Gen Fds 87 United Cp • 8,s glad to help you wild your plans and give you a< 7. Past performance shows that the charter study commissioners have easily found themselves either Gen Motors R7*i US Llnej 42 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) —Gen Pub Ut 32V, US Plywd 6(1 FREE estimate. Call right now — no obligation! an elective or appointive seat in the government they themselves recommend. Does this "slate" Gt El * El 27-, US nub 47!4 The Christian Churches (Dis- Gen Tire 23% US Smelt 86 • ciples of Christ) and the Church Gillette 32V US Steel 53T1 of biased candidates, actually want to aovern Middletown? - Glen Aid 13-S Walworth S« of the Brethren sent 13 tons of Goodrich 54 «i Warn B Pic 1114 Convert Your Qoodyear 41"-i Wn tin Tei 33*i 8. A slate of pre-commitled candidates such as is running jn Middletown actually violates the spirit food and clothing to Negroes Wealg El 37'i, suffering economic reprisals for While Mot 30Ti Greyhound Woolwlh 75V, of the Faulkner Act. The Faulkner Act requires a commission "to study the form of government their civil rights activities in Gulf Oil Yngit ShiT 127 K the area of Greenwood, Clarks- Zith R «1* of the municipality, to compare it with other available forms under the laws of the state, to Here Pdr 37 dale and Edwards, Miss. 111 Cent 51'4 determine whether or not in its judgment the government of the municipality could be strength- LOCAL SECURITIES ened, made more clearly responsive or accountable to the people, or whether its operations could The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- be more economical or efficient under a changed form of government." How can such a study be ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- Put that watte spac« in your Your batsmenl can become attic to good ufe. Let ui con- an ail-p'irpcit family room unbiased if three of the five candidates are committed already to a change? tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities vert it into extra rooms. It quickly and economically. could have been sold (Indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated coitt Uu than you think We will help you design it by the "asked") at the time of completion. Call and loe. 9. The new government as presently conceived by this "slate's" majority is a,first step towards bu- BANKS and present free estimate. Div. Asked reaucracy in Middletown.. We,^s taxpayers, cannot afford waste and inefficiency. Belmar-Wall National 250 NO MONEY DOWN Central Jersey Bank , W 1.0. The Faulkner Act was designed to let the people eliminate skullduggery in local government.-We Farmers & Merchanti 1-00 First Merchants National Bank .25 feel that our present form of government is efficient and economical, and that there is no evi- Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 •FIRST PAYMENT MARCH dent need for a change. • .• Matawan Bank .30 Monmouth County National .12 • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY New Jersey Trust (xx) .50 11. We don't want a.Charter Study dominated by vested interests in the Township ... i ••' Peoples National, Keyport - im FREE ESTIMATES ON These are some reasons why Middletown's citizens must unite and ... Sea Bright National 1.00 • DORMERS • PLUMBING - HEATINfJ. INDUSTRIAL • ROOM ADDITIONS • MODERN KITCHEN Brockway Glass .- (x) • ROOFING - SIDING • MODERN BATHROOM Bzura Chemicals • PORCH ENCLOSURES • MASONRY Family Circle • ATTIC ROOMS • 9ARAGB • 1REEZIWAY International Flavors and.Fragrances Vote HO on Municipal Public Question Laird & Company Monmouth Capital •4-" • . ' Monmoulh Electric MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Paid for by Citizen't Committes for «n Unbiased Charter Study Monmouth Park N. J. Natural Gas Common .60 • """ William Himalman N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. (x) 88 Ltedivilla Drive Rowan Controller PR 51333 • TW 2-2600 • SH 1-5060 Spiral Metal Lincroft U. S. Homej & Development Corp. (x) Di$dend (xx) PIui Stock , HWwbw 1, Ttm HANK TOGJSTER rtted her Mutti WrtMty with ear* month, h Km ai iMnfcrwi der High School, Jersey City New Shrewsbury leau in honor of the cominf and is married to the former at Route 35 New Jersey Tercentenary, Alice McArthur of the same city. poems, films and musical enter They have resided at 91 Shore Shrewsbury Are. tainment. Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, 15 years. Mr. Hausmann is em- ployed by Western Electee Co. ATTENTION Kearny, as a metal finisher. Plant Names MARLBORO VOTERS Unit Chief When You Entertain in gracious Taste with this YOU are cordially Invited to attend a Elegant Classic Provincial Cherry Dining Room RALLY At the ROBERTSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE HOUSE Rt. 20—'A MHe East of Rt. 9 Saturday Nite, Nov. 2, 1963 ' 8:00 P. M. until ... Lester L. Dever UNION BEACH - Internation- al Flavors and Fragrances, Come and Meet Your Candidates Inc., has announced the appoint- ment of Lester L. Dever to the for newly created ppst of materials manager at the local plant—- Planned Economical Progress Since the beginning of his ca- reer with IFF as a research tech- nician in 1939, Mr.. Dever has DANCING—REFRESHMENTS held positions as research chem- ist, research supervisor, assistant ' P«id for by Mtrlboro Twp. R.publie.n Club. to the manager of engineering and most recently, ,M adminis- trative assistant to the vice pres- ident of research and develop- ment. Voice Aid Talk Given UNION BEACH - The Bor- ough's First Aid Squad recently entertained the Monmouth Coun- ty Association of First Aid Squads. Lawrence Flannagan, River Plata, a member of the advisory board of the Garden State Nu Voice Club, was guest speaker. 64" Breakfront, Large 44x66" Oval Mr. Flannagan, assisted by Table that extends to 78", 5 Cant- Cortlandt B. Ogden, club presi Back Side Chain, and 1 Cane-Back dent, discussed the procedure for Arm Chair. 2 fixtra table leaves are administering first aid to liryn- available at a slight additional geutomes, victims of leveral charge. voice difficulties. The club meets every month in Riverview Hospital and helps teach laryngectomes to speak We can't match" moneybags with the at tutoring sessions conducts A Superb Value, And You Gel- Immediate Delivery! every Saturday morning i Silent Senator, ' ', , . Trinity Episcopal Church, Weil Here i« ageless beauty of design that captures the grace and refinement of Front St., Red Bank. We can'f equal the advertising blitzkreig The First Aid Squad here will Classic Provincial court living! Mannerly, in.lasting good taste with Con- be represented at the Interna- temporary OR Traditional interiors, this dining room is exquisitely detailed, his party normally mounts at this fime tional First Aid Squad Conven- tion Wednesday, Nov. 6 al crafted with exceptional skill and care. In selected Cherry woods with Acacia of year. Columbus, Ohio, it was an- nounced. Delegates will be burl accenting, pieces are cleanly proportioned, injprefisive, and highlighted by Charles Brahn and Stephen We CAN offer Monmouth County alert, I lovely Florentine Cherry finish that gives dramatic dimension, a mood of rich- Boyd; Hoeress Cart (Shmtm above) Closed, aggressive leadership through the chal- 41x18", Open 63x18", Height 30". Hat ness and high fashion. When has so modest a price bought a dining room go inu lenges of our population explosion. Get Jeep two drawers. Handsome, free-rolling posingly styled and made? Sec it at all 6 Huffman & Boyle stores. Rare value!. We DO offer new solutions for old hooded castrrt. $149.50 problems. Franchise LONG nftANCH — Jones Mo COUITIIY We can and WILL, with your help, topple tors. Inc., has been franchlsed h Buffet (Shoun at top) Meatura a cottrfln* Kniser Jeep Sales Corp. to han roomy 70x21", height 33". Has 3 the tottering, doddering Republican ma- die the 'Jeep' family of vehicles and approved special equipment drnwert, 4 doom. Half-shetf behind chine. Signing of the franchise was r*ch door. $229.50 ' announced today by Harry E. Dixon, assistant secretary and ELECT MOODY snips manager of tlic now deal- ership, who said the firm will STATE SENATOR market the full line of 'Je«p' ve- Budget your purchase if you wish! Use our 90- hicles nnd equipment In this Day No Carrying Charge Plan (Small Service r. S. A farvent th^nk you 'to our Republican area, and will offer complete itld Democratic friends who mndi this incr««si parts and service facilities for Charge) or our Extended 18 Month Plan, fully In th« mod«lt tiz* of yattardfly's «d poliibU. the vehicles. . (, innurrd for your protection. Ask for details! P»M tor l. C. Doug- Magazine Sets, '.*» Hoyt, attendance; John G. Clinic Project Zerrer, attendance question; A Sales Feature Theodore J. Labrecque, Jr:, boys KEYPORT- Featured this ' RED BANK - Willjam A. and girls; Mr. Millward, civic Scoles o( Eatontown, chairman ear in the "This and That" sale welfare; William R. Blair, Jr., or the Shore Area Lions hear and be held in Calvary Methodist club welffce; Joseph T. Grause, tpeech cHnic committee, spoke 'hurch Nov.,7 and 8 is a collec- constitution and by-laws; Wil- to the local Lions Club Tuesday r's item of old issues.of the "S.-'SPEAK liam A. Fluhr, convention; Aus- evening at (he Molly Pitcher Inn. ational Geographic Magazine. tin D, Boice, dinner; Mr, Olivola Mr. Scoles said Lions Clubs in There are complete sets from finance; Dr. Theodore A. Dore- MORE the area are being asked to spon- 113 to iS3», inclusive, 1340, 41, mus, health and welfare; Eugene *or a clinic at the Monmouth 3, 49 and 1953. Some years are Magee, Jr., "initiation; Philip E. . Medical Center, Long Branch. uplicated. Other items of an Baiily, Lions information; Wi£ Two rooms at the center will be :qyes, actual and soon to be, Ham H. Wikoff, Jr., Lion tamer; equipped with all tht latest equip- incy articles, aprons, produce William A. Magee, major activ EFFECTIVELY ment for their use. Me was in- orae canned goods and used ity; Joseph F.. Hunter, member- troduced by Guerin Olivola, dep- hildren's toys will be "arranged ship; Clyde R. Butcher, program; AND GAIN SELF CONFIDENCE uty district governor of District r sale. A light supper will be Rooert F. Worden, publicity; John 16-B. :rved each' night. Vincent A. Miletti, Harold B. Warren, Jr., resolutions; Jam ENROLL NOW rN DALE CARNEGIE'S Millward and J. Daniel Tuller A. Worden,- the "Roar"; Fr. WORLD-FAMOUS COURSE were elected trustees of the Lions Zellmann, Jr., sight conservatio Club Welfare Association. Eugene Magee, Jr., song leade Mr. Labrecque ha appointed Dr. Leo C. Rocco, special event FOR SALE Come to a s the following committee chairmen and Mr. Boice, tail twister. • A fine selection of FREE DEMONSTRATION Dinette Sets MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4 GARDEN STATE ASSOCIATES 8:00 P. M. MORTGAGE BROKERS Many Sizes RED BANK If. M, C. A. and Styles 40 RIVERSIDE AVENUE CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS NEW ROADS — Work has begun in Middletown on a $200,000 road improvement Slightly Damaged program. Here, workmen of Manio Contracting Co., Matawan, spread (bituminous Appropriately priced to 10 WAYS this course can help you! 16.12 per month repays $1,500 concrete on Village L^., in Middletown Village. Program calls for resurfacing numer- • Speak Mora •Iteoilvely • conquer FMr 20.77 per month repays $2,000 ous streets in township! with permanent "blacktop.1 Half of the cost of the project save you money. and Worry • increase Your Income is baing mat with federal' funds under Accelerated Public Works program J, e Acquire Sell-Conlideno* • "Sell" YourMll AT OUR and Your Ideae e Develop Your Hidden LOANS AVAILABLE FROM $1,500 TO $10,000 Abilities e win More Friends e Ho » Barter WAREHOUSE Convereailonaliet e Remember Names AT PROPORTIONATE RATES. e Be Your Best wUh any Oroup EAI To Give Science ^Talk For Piipils CORNER HOPE ROAD'and Reduce your monthly payment by as much Writ* er Phont for compltM dttsl'K. WEST LONG BRANCH-Adolph GARDEN STATE PKWY. SPUR •"'-• Mllllnoton 7-2122 as 50% and combine your bills into gon Auditorium-at the U.S. Army 'led for successive Saturdays, it -Dal* Garn«gl» Electronics Research' and De- Presented by one small monthly payment. I. Katz, director of training and vas announced. Subjects will be engineering of Electronics Asso- velopment Laboratories for pre- ight and lasers, communications high school stude.nts.- MONTGOMERY WARD LEADERSHIP & SALES TRAINING INSTITUTE OF U ciates, Inc., Princeton Computa- wd atomic energy. Sessions com Designed primarily for sixth, mence at 9:30 a.m. -\ CALL COLLECT 747-0400 tion Center, will present a sci- seventh and eighth grade stu- Monmouth Shopping Center ence talk'tomorrow at the Hexa BOX 1789 TRENTON, N. j. EX 6-8976 dents, the lecturgs are aUo open It pays to advertise i» the Red LI 2-2150 to parents, teachers and other in- Bank Register.-i-Advertisement. :erested persons. TO THE The session, which will be an open meeting, requiring no reser- vations or feesvwill be devoted to the topic of "analog and digital computers and tile evolution of he modern machines. VOTERS Three more lectures are sched- of MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP LUXURY FABRIC Many friends have asked, me how I stand on the Charter Study and the SPORTCOAT Stat* Bond Issue, and my answer has always been ths sams — against. In handsome pure wools and WHY? rough-textured "Shetland- look" wools... rich blends of wool-and-Orlon acrylic . . . About the Charter Study: styled in both 2 and 3 button If I voted for the Charter Study Commission and nine months hence they models. Choose from plaids, 22 checks or solid effects in recommended a change in our form of Government, the question would appear Com|£vtilu« 29.93 on the Ballot in November 1964 and at that time I would be honor bound to Adolph I, Katz heather-to-dark tones. .' •J,'Voie for, the,change. Whether you engage thei services of;« Lawyer, Doctor :: or Chafer^^mmisjion, I :think you must fallo%jihr6ugh;4and abide by their «eisionr"-';otherwijB why engaga such services^!?' Ultra Easy I served on the Township Committee for 13 years — 1949 to 1961, and Permanently creased I never had a complaint with our Form of Government. It was frequently Printed Pattern irritating not be be abla to do things for the Township L wanted to do •— State Laws prevented that as they would under any other Form of Government we WOOL FLANNEL might adopt. - Under our present Form of Government we have a Township Committee consisting of five persons •»*. elected by the Voters. Each year these five select SLACKS 7 one of their number to act as Chairman or Mayor. All vote equally. We have •n Assessor — elected by the Voters. We have a Tax.Collector — elected J^ow you save'eostly pressing by the Voters. We have a Clerk — elected by the Voters. All other Officials bills because the crease is in «nd Bodies including the Business Administrator are appointed by the Township 88 ' these smartly tailored slacks Committee — These elected Officials, must account to -you for their actions. to stay! Fashioned in plain' -If you elect good Officials, you will get goodi Government— and Jhat it true front model with new — under any other form of Government. We have other Forms of. Government in T our surrounding area and these other Forms do not produce Better Government black-and-gold pleated inner • — economically or efficiently. • waistband. New fall tones Comp. value 9.95 Now let's assume we elect the Charter Study Commission.— Question in sizes 29 to 42. 7 on your Ballot Nov. 5, 1963. Basically speaking they can choose one of two alternative Forms of Government, First alternative is Mayor-Council Form. A* Paid Mayor who would perform substantially the same duties now performed by our present able Business Administrator. This Body would appoint all the Township Officials (including Assessor, Collector & Clerk who are now elected by you). You decide whether this is good or bad and whether you no longer THIRI IS NfVIR. A CHARGE FOR AlTfRATIONS AT ROBERT HAIL want the privilege of Voting for Assessor,^Collector and Clerk. Under this Form of Government it is easier to build up a Bureaucracy than under our pres- ent Form. The Second alternative is the Council-Manager Form — God forbid. Ex&rtiwarm plaid limng from neck to hem! Under this Form you will no longer have the Privilege of electing the Assessor, the Collector or. the Clerk — Who does this ? The Manager, of course — '. and you don't elect him. Ha would be appointed .by the Council. The Manager runs the show and you can easily see how easy it would be to build up a MEN'S CORDUROY Bureaucracy uncker this Form. . . I say our present Form of, Government is> superior to either of the two TOUCHDOWN COAT alternative forms briefly described, and a change will not.produce more ef- ficiency or more economy. Let those advocating a change tell you otherwise and weigh their answers well. a winner every time at only...

Three cheers for Cone Mills' About the State Bond issue: Cuff neckline shift — its eas; thickset cotton corduroy .,. warm! shape fits your shape without re water-repellent! long-wearing! Set-in This is the best example of Fiscal irresponsibility I have ever seen. striction or exaggeration. Extra sleeve model, button-down Borrowing money against future anticipated Revenue. When and if this antici- easy to sew in crepe or woo! 16.95 pated Revenue from Turnpike Tolls is received — beginning in 1972 — there jersey. convertible knit collar and plaid linfng. "will be other uses for the money. Governor Hughes wants t

Published by The Red Buk Register. Incorporated The Case of a living Saiirf The old man stood at the elbow of the bar with W. HAKKY l-EWNF-JGTON. FrraUem JAMES 3. HOGAR Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Managei his son. He loo*p down at his glass. "See the one at the far end?" he whispered. "The man alone?" The TMmsi J. Blj WUllun F. Sandlord ind Arthur Z. Kamla Frank W. Harbour son looked, and" nodded. "A tough case," the old man Enraun ' lUddMtown 8ur«»u Mir said. "A very tough case. He has cancer and he lost Member of tbe Associated Pres* CM AamlMrt frtw u «ntxitd uenumlr lo U» M-lor TnaWiutW «• au uw mm pnmtd is uu« his wife two years ago. Two little girls u w»ll u ail AP mw» dUptteltM. ** —he had to put them in an orphanage Member ot American Newspaper Publishers Association He cries when anyone'mfentions, •Qie Member Audit Bureau of Circulation kids. That man is a living saint'*' Tt« !t*4 Bulk lUfliur unusu so Suaclu r»ipocubuitl«. IOJ typofrtMUeti •rron tn idvartliemanli. but mil rtprlei vltnaut ebirg«, Uut put ol u idv«rtn»mtnl u. whlob ihi ijrpojuphiu) *mr occur, \dvartinri win Seven years ago, Stanley Bellinger (Ma notllj U» mmnmnt UnmMUttU ol u> arror «Wra m»7 ocmtr. returned from Korea. He had served a immu DO Kuwmibilltlti tor lUttmeou of opinion* H UOtn Iroai lu nidtn. hitch on a Carrier with the 7th Fleet •abunpcKm Prim a Unnt Uii thin I moi. Per nu»u> fi to 11 month»—T1I.00 • tnooll >.00 «um* ton u ontau. i euu UflgU Copy b7 malt, 10 cent* • month*—JU.80 t mantba—I 4.50 He was tall and slender and quiet. He got his old job back as sales manager FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1963 BISHOP with a gum vending machine company. Within 60 days, Stan had married Bessie Kowalski. ? And why not? He had carried her books from school It s Not a Panacea from the seventh grade on. i " The argument that a change of framework, men make governments Anyone in the neighborhood could tell you that It was a normal happy marriage. Bessie, whQ^was shorf government necessarily results in a whether the "form" be Borough and red-headed and dumpy, kept her job until she be? better government .does not hold Council, Township Council, ' or came pregnant. Then she quit because Stanley asked, Township ,ComMitteet.with or with- her tp, -In, the first y*ar nf marriage, Bessie had learned Change, as a matter of fact, can out an administrator or municipa something she had not "known before: Stan was trdfet, and spoke quietly, but he meant every word he *aia.' mean a step backwards. manager. , High caliber officeholders wil Like the night he wanted to go to the tavern alonei Two townships in Monmouth She said no. He said: yes. She barred his progress at produce a high caliber governing Coqnty, Middletown and Matawan, the door and he asked.her, quietly, to step aside. Sh« body. No form of government ye are faced Tuesday with a charter refused. He dropped her with a right to the jaw. Ther)" devised will prevent bad govern- study question. Your Money's Worth: he rolled her aside and went to the tavern. ment—if the wrong men are run- LETTERS The more he drank, the more he enjoyed drinking* In Middletown, voters—who did ning it. INDEPENDENTS When little Maria was born, Stanley -was very proudi How Much are You Worth? 1 not ask the £tudy in the first place Charter study is not a panacea— 'ON THE PAN Friends who dropped in noticed that it was Stan who By SYLVIA PORTER 171 Beechwood Dr. —have no choice of commissioners. change in form of government is not Shrewsbury, N. J. held the baby, Stan who fed the. baby, Stan who put There are five candidates running a panacea. "These assets pile up to about $1,595,000,000,000 To the Editor: the baby to bed.-When there were no visitors, h> more than the amount the consumer owes—and there I should like to take this op- seldom looked/at Maria. ; for. five posts. In Matawan Town- In Matavfan, the need is to elect are lots of lovely, non-frightening zeros in that figure. portunity to set a few records ship, there are 13 candidates,-but straight and to bring to ths peo- It was the same when Harriet was born. This wjj| men who put the township's wel- It means the American consumer's net worth as of two political organizations are back- ple of Shrewsbury who have my sine one he called Bambi. On Sundays at church, Stan fare above their own. mid-1963 stands at one trillion, five hundred and nine- respect a feW facts. held both babies on his lap. When he went to the pgrk ing 10 of them. In .Middletown, the need is to ty-fiive billion dollars." Although I have but .four more meetings before my term on the wiith his family, he posed for snapshots with lu|,Uttle ^ In each case, there is more than draw lines of responsibility for the So declared J. Miller Redfield, Shrewsbury Council expires, the treasures, and Bessie was ordered to make the pictures. a serious doubt that a proper char- administrator, department heads and president of the National Consumer Fi- Independents through Mr. Lyle He bought dolls, and little windup toys for the girls. nance Assn, in Los Angeles recently, in Daggett (Letter to Ed. 10-30-63) ter study is possible. committeemen. have made a vicious implication Stanley Bellinger was the ideal husband and fattier. an effort to put consumer debt into per- that the Shrewsbury Report, Beyond that, however; is the The answer is • not charter study He never looked at another woman. Stanley was spective by emphasizing that while the which I edited in the past, was in love with a shot glass. Sometimes, in the evening, central fact that given a democratic or jockeying of form of government. American consumer's debt runs into used for political purposes. It appears these people make he would spread his business among three or four tav- lots of zeros, his assets run into far charges at me to justify their erns, so that none of them could say that he had had Pie in the Sky Financing more zeros. •• own action. This report, while I more than a few highballs. Sometimes, when he was Porter Well, a consumer net worth of one. compiled it, was never delivered so close to an election. It "was ready to leave, Bessie said nothing. At other times, she , Gov. Hughes' proposal for a additional revenues to finance the and one-half trillion dollars may mean something to never filled with political innuen- fought Stanley and clawed him. • "~l improvements it seeks. The neces- Redfield but it means nothing whatsoever to me—and does as is the^ current report. $750 million bond issue to finance There was something about this that delighted I'm more accustomed than most to thinking in terms You can read in the report the improvements in educational, insti- sity to broaden our tax base—to fi- straining that Mr. Daggett felt him. Often, he punched her in the body so' that the of "strings of zeros, frightening and non-frightening. tutional and transportation facilities nance our spending as we go instead between this report which is paid marks would not show. When the little ones were four 'Net worth" comes through to me only when I break for by citizens' tax money and of multiplying the burden and thrust- and three, they used to scream in their beds when they is a crash program which is neither it down into "What's mine? What's yours?" the political letter he wrote to the editor today, where he has heard the scuffling and sobbing. Shortly after, Bessie fiscally sound nor economically ing it upon future generations—be It was precisely five years ago that I last reported insulted a citizens' organization left the girls with a neighbor to go-shopping. advisable. comes ever more obvious. It be- how you could calculate this for yourself. Since 1 which the mayor and the Inde- .., She didn't; She was found, in the kitchen, her h^afl. hooves our elected officials to strive suspect most of you have forgotten the procedure or pendents haye tried to make a The plan is offered in a gift- political football. oh the porcelain table,, tho gas jets--on'.full: •EveryflSSB have never known it and since I also suspect that most horse guise which does not stand up for sound new taxation and to real- Let me say this: though not felt sorry for Stan, They knew how good he had been of you will enjoy the results of your calculations, here's presently associated with this under dental examination. The the- ize that proposals that will solve to Bessie. Wasn't he the one who took care of the ba- how to figure your own net worth. Take three sheets group, I know many of these ory that future turnpike revenues this problem will put feathers—not fine citizens who make up this bies, fed them, bathed them, put them to bed, told them of paper. . organization; many of whom ; will carry the stiff financial load the daggers—in political caps. stories? The neighbors looked/at Bessie in repose and)' Mark the first sheet "Family Assets" and list: have never been involved in poli- murmured: "Poor Stan." ^ , \, j '•'•" -h. plan will impose is a bit of wishful At the same time, no potential The amount of money you have in checking and tics. They are Democrats, some are Republicans and. yes, even He took it like a stoic. He held his*he'ati high, and:,; thinking which makes this "big revenue* source such as possible fu- savings accounts, in savings and loan associations, in those who voted an Independent the glint of a silent tear stood on his lid's., He,returned •' ture surpluses in turnpike income credit unions, in cash on hand, in a strongbox at home ticket in the last election. Per- plunge" highly hazardous. to work, but he found that he'could hot make a living,, or elsewhere, in posial savings. sonally, I am ashamed of the And as any lottery winner will should be overlooked. Defeat of the bitter attack these people have and take care of little girls. His, • married brothers^',- The cash valtie of your U.S. savings bonds. This testify, windfall funds are never as plan offered in questions 1 and been ? subjected to just because offered to take ttiem, but Stanley said it would be a,,. is not the maturity, value, but the amount you'd get they took a united stand on some on Tuesday's ballot certainly wil sin to separate them. So he put them in an orphanage, wisely spent as hard-earned wages. if you turned in your bonds now. one thing that they believed in not deprive the state ^f any such and were then branded with They have togetherness. Later.Stan began to limp.'. While opposing such headlong The cash value of your life insurance. This is the such,names as "front organiza- An old sore- on his right shinbonc began to ulcerate,'il action as the plan would authorise, funds. But it could prevent fiscal amount you actually have paid on your policy and tion," "smoke screen," and were 1 connected with the disparaging It came from banging into guy wires holding aircraft; chaos. could borrow back on request. " we cannot overlook the need for remarks thrown at the Republi- on the deck of a Navy carrier. He ignored it for awhilei A rough calculation of the amount you have in- can Club. Few of these sajne and then went to a doctor. The treatments failed. "A' vested in pension plans and retirement programs. ' people were ever active in me Allen-Scott Report; club (Republican) and few, if biopsy was executed. Stanley Bellinger had a malignant . The total you would get ip cash if you sold all the any are now. Not once to my cy on his leg. • stocks you own at their market prices' tomorrow. knowledge did the mayor of In- tf Quietly, Stan told everybody. He went to a vet- Tne total you would get in cash if you sold all dependent council members Probe Finances of Foreign Aid Official thank the citizens for their ef- erans hospital and surgeons operated on the shinbone. }• other securities and investments you own at their mar- forts in attending a Planning By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT Fortunately, the growth Had not metastasized. In a few ^ ket prices tomorrow — such as your holdings of Board meeting (10-16-63) so con- weeks, he was as well as ever. Stanley iorgot.tp relate : on the FBI report on the for-U.S. and the other in Canada scientiously or for the assistance '' WASHINGTON-Sen. John Wil- U.S. Government, corporate, or municipal bonds and they (citizens) thought they eign aid official. Six months This is a sizable holding—more this part of the story. Whenever they asked him about; liams, R-Del., the "one-man in- mortgages. might be giving to the town. t vestigating committee" whose have passed, and he Is still drag- than $160,000. The FBI learned it in the tavern, he just smiled sadly and said nothing. • caustic charges led to the sen- ging his feet on it. that through indirect sources. The total you,_jffoiild get if you put your house, I am more than tired of hear- When the G-men asked the of- And limped. sational "Bobby" Baker probe, MYSTERIOUS SILENCE - land or other real estate you may own on the market ing the 1962 campaign constantly ficial for access to his Canadian He decided to quit working. Stanley didn't tell his • is-zeroing in.on another poten- Most remarkable aspect of this being carried on! I have sat bank account, he admitted its ex- this week. Ask for the. most realistic estimates from tially equally explosive case. remarkable affair revolves through the never ending refer- company; he just permitted them to keep,,him on the- istence but balked at allowing it the most conservative real estate agents. It involves a high foreign aid around the official's mysterious ence to the fact that this or :hat to be examined—except on' one payroll as long as possible. He also collected unem--.- official with on assortment ol bank account in Canada, The price you would get if you sold your car to a was created by the previous ad- curious condition. ministration. ployment insurance. And a pension from the Navy for bank accounts, one of them in The FBI ascertained he has used-car dealer this week. Again, ask for a cold-blooded Canada, and the strange reluc- He said he would grant permis- This Borough of Shrewsbury injury sustained in line of duty. ' three bank accounts; two in the offer. tance of Attorney General Rob- sion if "ordered" to do so by stands today as a tremendous Once a month, he goes to the orphanage and visits- ert Kennedy and Foreign Aid Ad- CARMICHAEL Secretary of State Rusk, The market value of all your household goods— tribute to previous administra- ministrator David Bell to do any- Attorney General Kennedy and ranging from furniture to rugs, appliances to silver. tions and to residents, past and his little girls. He crouches and hugs them. They cry. present; it is a town sought aft- thing about this official despite Administrator Bell were Informed Make what you consider a rock-bottom estimate, then He cries. They tell him how much they love him and ' a critical FBI report. ' of this. Neither has yet said one er by people who want a good (Continued on Page 7) • This extraordinary affair is be- word to Rusk about the matter. slash your estimate by 75 per cent. place to live—and the inde- ing thoroughly exploited by Sen. Whether he has heard about it in The market value of all your other personal assets pendents have not done this in Williams In preparation for fol- soiiie other way is not known. ten months at a council table, —jewelry, furs, paintings, the like. Once more, make although they came to the brink lowing his course in the mush- Nothing Done rooming Baker expose—making what you consider a rock-bottom estimate, then slash of destroying it because regard- the facts publi^jn a blistering In any event, nothing has been at by 75 per cent. less of what is said, about this Senate speech. ^ done about the mysterious Ca- apartment issue having to go be nadian bank account. The money" you would get if you sold any other fore the Mayor and Council, I He will have a lot to reveal. There is no clue so far as to think people should know that Every aspect of the case ft ex- interests in, say, an unincorporated business, a farm, the reason tor this strange in- the Independents have carried coptional, as follows: action.. privately-held corporation. all split council votes since the The FBI investigation of this Sen. Williams has been told it Add the totals. first of the year by virtue of foreign aid official was made at is due tb the foreign aid official's Mark the second sheet "Family Liabilities" and the mayor's tie-breaking capac- the request of Administrator Bell. "powerful influence and connec- ity which has broken a tie in Certain information had come to tion in the U.S. and abroad." list: , • '" favor of the Independents' view- him regarding this assistant's What and who they are is con- The amounts you owe on your mortgage and point in all cases and regard- financial relations with a company jectural. less of the,issue the mayor-has that had been given millions of automobile. never voted in favor of the Re- dollars in contracts in on area The official is still holding his high-ranking job, and outwardly The amounts you owe on instalment loans, par publican council members' point over which the official has con- of view on any major issue. siderable authority. ' is apparently unconcerned about sonal debts, medical and other bills. the FDI investigation and its pos- The amounts you owe on taxes not withheld from As far as street drainage is Thorough Study sible, reverberations. concerned, we have heard a your paycheck and any other liabilities you "can great deal about this and let me Bell particularly asked the FBI Tfisse may extend beyond Sen. think of. say that no engineer can guar- for a thorough scrutiny''of re- Williams' renowned crusading po- antee that a street or road will puted trust and pension arrange- tency. Three committees are Add the totals. function perfectly fegjmls dram- ments the official made with the evincing interest in this unusiinl Mark tlje third sheet "Family Net Worth" and; All communities have these firm before joining the foreign affair—the Senate Appropriations problems; they are not common aid agency. Committee, headed by Sen. Carl Simply subtract the total on your second sheet Haydcn, D-Ariz.; the Senate in- from the total on your first and the,result is your fam- to Shrewsbury and the people of The FBI completed its inquiry ternal security .subcommittee, this town. No one in the state In May, and submitted a compre- headed by Sen. James Eastlnnd, ily's net worth. ' builds more roads than the stale hensive report to Attorney Gen- D-Mlss.; and the House Foreign If you're typical, you'll be ploasnntly surprised by Highway Department and their eral Kennedy. Aid Appropriations Subconimit the size of your net worth. Millions of, families have engineers and road people arc ft has been gathering dust on tec, headed by Rep. Olio Pass- experts In the business; however, his desk ever since. TOO man, D-La., long-time militant a net worth of .$10,000 or more, tens of millions have as nvidenced on Rt. 35, the "You miss o vital point, young man. Wo In striking contrast to the leal PA«5«5IM& foe of large-scale foreign aid a net worth of $5,000 or ihore. This calculation will drainage problem they encoun- of the President's brother In vig- OFFICE-- spending. dramatize, to most Americans, as no $1,595,000,000,000 tcred in Shrewsbury, they aro cannot 'qTve' anythinq. The crjnstltutlon All nre looklnn into the case, still trying to correct and It itill orously pressing the "Bobby" statistic possibly could, the extent of America's mate- qives them their*" rights and they qr$ \^n Baker expose, be has been and Sen. Williams may gel a lot remains to be seen if the re- there to bo takenl" . apathetialbetic about acting •Friday, November 1, 1903 of help in blowing it wide open. rial wealth. •• • (Continucd on Page 7) euw GSVZ PEOOWM BANK REGISTER Friday, 1,1*53—7 Bishop PORT MONMWTH r- "The Worty. «t M»k« Believe11 wu (Continued) tfae theme of the recent meeting JFK Says Civil Righto f wtirt to be with him. The nurses turn away, of Cub Pack 88, 24 in the Port they cin't.bewr to wateh it. Stanley tells hi? cherubs Moamouth school. Den 4 gave a skit on the' combined Hallo- Not a Partisan Issue that they wili have a home someday. They just have ween theme and five prevention. PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Pres- tion's efforts to obtain passage Raymond Meyers, Pat Keeley GIT BOOMING BSRGJUUS to be Iwave a little while longer. idertt Kennedy told a. Demo- of civil rights legislation, he Richard Fink, Peter Gullmsn, cratic rally Wedneday night in added, "and with bipartisan The old man finished his drink and waited for his Paul Koch,, Walter Wehrner, Philadelphia—where racial ten- support, and that means Re- son to finish b«r.'(A, tough case," he said softly, John DeiViiis," William MoCabe sions and thf current election publicans as well as Democrats, a and' Leslie Nieman * received camjpaign are closely interwo- we are putting forward legisla- looking at the lonely man at the end of the bar. "A awards. Miss Betty Gubna'n aid ven-j-that civil rights is not a tion which is strong, just, ef- living saint" ... Mrs.. John Gillette, were wel- par.tisan issue, - fective, and reasonable, to en- comed as new .den Mothers. He, spoke at a J100-a-plate sure all Americans the right fund-raising dinner in support and opportunities which they of incumbent Mayor James H. deserve," ' j—wrvyr*-"^ BOND'S J. Tate, who is seeking election The civil rights problems fac- Nov. 5 to a full four-year term. ing Kennedy are . also being Tate has accused his Repulj- played out in miniature in Phil- lican opponent, James T. Mc- adelphia, and are viewed by Dermott, of "playing for the many observers as the key is- white vote." McDermott, deny- sue in the mayoralty campaign MILLION DOLLAR ing the charge, says Philadel- here. phia's present social climate is Negro demands-for what they "as bad as it can be," because term fair practices in labor and of indecisiveness by Tate.. housing have created a steadily Kennedy, departing from his increasing pressure which has prepared text, told some 11,000 erupted in recent months into ;atihered in Convention "Hall that occasional picket-line violence, BIRTHDAY civil rights "is not a partisan teenage slash-and-run attacks, issue or a Republican or Demo- and, just last week, rioting over cratic issue. It is a matter of the shooting of a Negro shoplift- concern to all Americans." ing suspect by a white police- Referring to hi?- admlnistra- man. V* '4 ' T<- LETTERS (Continued), BLOW cent action by the state has cor- This letter is not written rected this problem. defense of my record for I feel The Independents are fortunate that everyone who knows me ir-+» hey can talk like • "road-build- will agree it needs no defend- ing" experts because in my opin- ing. I write only because I could ion they have yet to build their no longer stand by and listen to first road! ' tatements presented to the peo- Mr. Daggett speaks of false- ile who I still represent at the hoods and half truths. I wonder council table in the light and if Mr. Daggett is just writing •erbiage that the Independents words or can. he prove what he writers have presented, to you. is saying to be the truth? He Sincerely yours, states another worn out phrase, Anne H. Jackson about decisions made in closed Councilwoman, .Borough of Sessions; here again I think that Shrewsbury. Mr. Doggett should be able to prove beyond any shadow of 474 Sycamore Ave. doubt that he is speaking truths. Shrewsbury, N. J. And too, if the Independents ran To the Editor: Shrewsbury for the past On the eve of election, may I HOW-GRAVELY DOUBLES years just what would this town call to the attention of all de- be like for us today? cent citizens of Shrewsbury what GO! the Independent Borough Admin- YOUR .SNOW POWER 1 It is astonishing to me that the '(mayor and/or other menr istration and their candidates Now blow away snow clanger and bers of the Independent admin- have put at issue in the coming delay faster, more efficiently than ever istration1 have not immediately election, before with Gravely! disowned the sentiments ex- Permit me to quote them, out NewSwiftamatic 8 transmiesion with pressed by Mr. Daggett regard' of their own mouths, by chapter .ng p\e Shrewsbury report that and vejse! In their newslette GRAVELY 4 all-gear speeds forward^ 4 reuerse leta had been- previously edited by of Oct. 5th, the Independen' FREEHOLD BRANCH you gear the pbwer.fuj,?8*ively in- /ne. Council candidates castigated al stantly to the ground apeed exactly citizens who spoke against mo- U.S. HIGHWAY 9 We Republicans on the coun right for your every job. cil are not professional politi- tels and apartments at the Sept, 1 Mlh hnrii «f Frwkold Traffic Clrel. Low range bulk right through deep, cians, nor do we aspire to such 18th Planning Board meeting by ;reat heights; on the other calling them, "unethical and FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY heavy snows . . . ageed range makes shameful," "machine li quick work of light snows. hand, we are smart enough to PHONE 462-0743 know that we can not twist licians," "disrespectful," "hys Two-stage, all-gear driveSnowblower words, write flowery letters to :erical," "glory-seekers" am (one of 31 Gravely attachments) clears deceive the intelligence of you simifar distasteful terms too nu- 26" path, blows snow up to 35' to sides folks who live here and care merous to mention. They mailed * through easily-adjusted chute. about your town. this article to every citizen ir I have tried to remain digni- Shrewsbury and I refer you to DEMONSTRATION—NO OBLIGATION! fied in all my dealings with the it for the truth of my quota Independents and all people o tlons. Shrewsbury, but this type of poli Yet, In the same breath, vrttti tics even taxes the patience ol election now only a few days tvff, a ladyl these same Independents tell that they are as much opposei to motels and apartments as an bighoomingbargoinsi all the citizens whom they S( See all the newest styles, :astigated! Then why castigati is? Who is mixed up? Wha fabrics, colors—and save! mused these candidates, aflei irst castigating us, to now joi is in opposing motels and apart nents? J trouser Pure Worsted Suits MIDDLETOWN NEEDS: Can any fairminded citizen lave trust, or respect, or confi- 95 lence. in any candidate who, oui 1-educed from*59 .* HOW ilQ90 MEN OF ACTION AND INTEGRITY >f one side of his mouth attack ill citizens wlio oppose motel ind apartments, while, out of' WHO ARE AVAILABLE LOCALLY he other side of his mouth he ays: "But vote for me, beeaus Jtrouser Style Manor Suits am opposed to them, too"? ; 9s TO SERVICE My reputation and veracity are lot at staJte" in this election, no reduced from*67 .. HOW 5790 ire my,personal ambitions, foi seek no elective office here, THE NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC ind never will. I leave that tc he politicians. • • • • • • • -• • • * -• What is at stake Is the riglil Qtrouser Park Lane Suits >f a citizen to speak out for hi 95 learth and home, without being reducedhom*74 .+ nOW lefouled and besmirched. 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•For MI«I allowed OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. TILL 10 P.M. SUN" TILL 8 by taw , tfpvanW 1,1963 R£D BANK REGISTER CROSSWOftD The Real trkh mi treat ^MONTGOMERY, 4U. (* «- LBX1NG?DN, ty.' month and she never received a Snip: aSbr. 11. Shifting M.Taut . and u the natural suardlan of KAREN farm owned by John Hance. It W.E)tsv 'ft Two Teachers part 30 31 23 In 1839, when a second room ffiLColrag* % SS.WUd aS 34- was added, George Nelson w«;. % % the new teacher. Vernon Frazee guinea plga: % So. Am. IS V 38 About The Election followed Mr. Nelson. When Miss 85. Bog /A King resigned in 1903 to marry Jo 31 32 Mr. Shoemaker, Miss Grace Rid- IS dle replaced her. guard 33 *9. Form of % ^t In the middle of the school 3t 97 38 room was a pot bellied stove trap- Hear It On shooting which burned coal, and some- US^ wubFtie fioys'"'eiSMed "In n. m 43 the fuel and kept a pail of water 42.Knm on top of the stove. Children who •baric % ?/< sat near the stove were very warm. Those who sat farthest away were uncomfortably cold. and braided their hair and wore fice were added to the school. The teacher banked the fire al barrettes or ribbons. Both boys In 1940, the population was the end of the day. and girls wore shoes with but- 1,058. By I94fthe population had The windows were small am tons, increased so much it was neces- on dark days three kerosen At recess time in the morning, sary to use the auditorium as lamps provided additional light. and again in the afternoon, "I classroom and. additional space The blackboards were of very turned them loose," Mrs. Shoe- was rented across Obre PI. in Beginning At 8:15 P.M., November 5th poor material and the children maker says. the store where the Sweet had to rub and rub to get them At lunchtime the children who Shoppe is located. clean. The older children helped didn't go home were left alone Memorial Wing to keep the school clean. Out- to eat and play. The teaqher By 1949 the population was side were two outhouses, one' foi went to a nearby house where more than 1,500. On May 6, 1949, the boys and one for the girls. she was served lunch for 25 the voters approved an addition The desks were nailed to th cents. to the school and a sum of $90,- floor. The county superintendent vis- 000 was appropriated. The mem- There were 200 days o ted the school at intervals dur- orial wing—two classrooms, school. The subjects taught were ing the year. The pupils always kindergarten and a lunchroom— Read About It reading, writing, arithmetic, dreaded the appearance of the was built in 1950-51. By the time spelling, history and geography superintendent because they nev- the new facilities were complet- but no 'music, art or gym such er knew before he arrived just ed, they were filled to. capacity. as we have.today .The children what questions he might ask. The auditorium was still used for didn't have any homework. Re> Bell Still Around classes. Plays given by the van Jo The port cards were marked in num- The old bell that hung in the ous classes were presented in the bers—100, 95, 90, etc. The teach- belfrey of Shrewsbury's one- lunchroom. er had to take the books ordered room public school on Sycamore On June 30, 1952, the voters for her by the Board of Educa- Ave. in 1889 is now mounted again approved an addition to tion. She could not select any, and on display in the hall of the the school and $265,000 was ap- There were no graduation exer- middle building in the Shrews- propriated., By September, 1953, cises. bury Boro School. It is believed in a separate building, the con- Long Dresses that the bell was used for a short truction of 19 classrooms, two The school day was 9 to 3:30. time after 1908 in the new school office rooms, a stockroom, a ASBURY and was then stored in the base- janitor's closet and "lavatories PRESS In the morning the Bible was read and a prayer was said. The ment for many years. were completed. Later this build- flag, although there, was not sa In 1901, Miss Lucilla Green ing was attached to the me- luted. The children sang, but had now Mrs. Cecil Conover of Red morial wing by a breezeway. This no piano to help them with thi Bank) formed a kindergarten addition is called the middle On November 6th tunes. As they did not have art, class and taught five children in building. there were no projects. her parents' home on Broad St. By 1956-57, the population had *^^^^ The girls wore long dresse The former Green home is now increased to approximately 3,000 an office building owned by Philip people. Two grades—third and Genovese.. Miss Green was not a fourth — were on part-time ses teacher, although she had done sions and the following year the some'substituting in Red Bank. first, six grades Would all be on Her sister. Miss Eva Green, part-time. So on June 3, 1957t the principal of; Oakland Street the voters, for the third time in School in Red Bank, helped her eight years, voted to build more plan each day's activity and in classrooms for ihe education of structed her in the teaching of the children in the borough. BANK reading. Benjamin Franklin and Some 1400,000 was appropriated Charles Windsor Van Vliet, sons and the necessary additional land of Dr. Frederick Van Vliet and was purchased from the family grandsons of General Stewart of the late Martin Marx. Van Vliet of Civil War fame, Last in 1958 were two'of Miss Green's pupils. Ten classrooms, an auditorium needs new men The next year the children at- offices, nurse's, office, stock- tended Miss Vanderveer's school, room, janitor's closet and lava which was in the building that is tories were constructed. This now the Shrewsbury library. new addition was first occupied Move to Obre PI. in September, 1958.a It was By 1908, «he two-room school- named,the Fern Ross Annex in with new ideas! house on Sycamore Ave. was tootribute to Mrs. Arthur Ross, who small and a four-room school- had served on the Board of Edu house, was built on Broad St. at cation during construction of the Obre PI. The brick, ivy covered memorial wing and middle build- building is still part of the school ing. Our biggest value plant..Two grades were taught At this time, the two offices In in each room. There was an the middle building were com- VOTE FOR office on the second floor. bined to make a remedial read- ofthesetisoml Until 1926, Shrewsbury Village ing room. was a part of Shrewsbury Town- ship, Other villages in the town- ships that had their own schools No One Cares Charles K. Woodward, Jr. were Wayside, Green Grove, Tin- CHELAN, Wash. (AP) — Thi GIRLS'WARM ton Falls, Little Silver, Fair Hav- chamber of commerce ha and en and Oceanic, which included asked the,State Highway Com- Rttmson. In 1926, Shrewsbury Vil- mission to take the nearby vil- PILE-LINED lage separated from the town: lage of Ice Caves off the map. ship and was incorporated. The. chamber says, no one Francis X. Kennedy In 1930, the population ' Of cares where Ice Caves is and Shrewsbury was 857. In 1935, aneven if they did it's almost im WINTER COATS auditorium and a first floor of- possible to get there.. r : "ASTRO-GUIDF ean - "™~ just : BOROUGH COUNCIL For Friday, November I CharUi K. Woodward, Jr. Francis X. Kennelly Present—For You and Yours • • • Devote part of the day to family and personal mat- ters.and forget business. In the 14.88 p.m., emphasis is on heart in- End Republican 5 to 1 Council Control! terests, with courtship under SIZES 7 to 14 especially favorable rays. Vol- unteer for some sort of church Today in Red Bank, we have oply one Democratic council or community activity to fill up A lot of warm, wonderful fashion the winter evenings ahead. You'll . for a little price! Hooded coat of vote as against five Republican votes. Red Bank needs find it very rewarding. laminated winterweight cotton corduroy, hoo&and bodice acrylic -. equal representation for better government. You can help Past • •. The term 'Wucstock- Future Airports will be ing," meaning studious girl, dates pile lined, sleeves and skirt warmly atop skyscrapers and other have a better Red Bank by voting Democratic on Tuesday, back to 15th Century Venice, interlined... Cross-over collar coat where a group of women be- downtown buildings, Vertical- came 90 engrossed in learning with smart tucked yoke back, is November 5. that they had no time for social take-off-and-larxiing planes wiH life or marriage. They wore fully lined in acrylic pile, the '--. blue stockings to show they re- permit super-speed fligjhts to and sleeves quilt lined. garded themselves as superior to from the heart of a city. VOTE FOR other women. HEM'S WHY • Wr nil (or toifc only! The Day Under Your Sign YOU SAVI * ™"? "" *' «•*!' fI""W| • Wt hoy. fls credit rolml ARIES (Botr, Match 31 to April 19) LIBRA (S«Pt. 23 1c, Oct. 21) AT IOI.IIT HAH • You IOT. (wow* w. wr.| EQUAL REPRESENTATION Intfeii] of. moaninrt about work, apply There** a plausible explanation , for a yourxlf aitd get it out of the way. raider unbel lev able ittuitfon. TAURUS (April 10 \o May 30] SCORPIO (Oct.Ht. Nov. 21) Unexpected gucsti tniy upKt plans, but Familiar placet •«m aninipirinf twt (lon't lei them know •bout it they arc • Rreat Muiee of happlnefi. GEMINI (May 21 to Jun* 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D«c. It) ON BOROUGH COUNCIL If you're learned A lesson llic hird wftjr, Call on your unacntandlnf to •«• you don't brood or become leisltive, through an up»ct *ilh a tloae friend. CANCER (Jun*23 to July 21) CAPRICORN (DM. 22 fo Jan. 20) 1'renent your Me, iben rest your CAM. Hindis monetary, problems wltk tact Don't fight agiltut elrcunutincei. •pd' finesM. Don't Inreat unirjidy, UO (July 22 to Aug. 211 AQUARIUS (Jan. II lo F.b. It)» With * bit more patience, It'a powftk to Brooding inn\ win atiTtllnr. iliV* Vote Democratic - Tuesday, Nov. 5 get people lo aec things yottr wiy. tht finl am to dor u* air. VIRGO (AIM. 22 to Stpt. 22) PISCES (fcfe. 10 lo March 20) Uon't let poplpeople .witith ttimi e on theither bd Plan tottc interaUof activity for ymr- Paid for by Red Bank Democratic Campaign Commlf.ee idk you /r/raam jw job.jb KU »h!l« iht driMroi art In jdxoL KEANSBURG: RT. 36 ON MAIN ST. 1 ' B, TK. Nlcoila, Treaiurar O 1M], roMtktra Hmmet Sradiea* ASIURY PARK I PERTH AHIOY *», 31 at A.b«r» Pork cirel. \n% Smith St., Witt •! K.K. lt«, BED BANK BPXLSTER Dissolved , 'htjan you buy «* buUdj •'# "fT NIWARK (A?) -Superior rentals for .the property by f 14,- he obtained $50,000 by false pre- 000 and understated, mortgage /MARINE VIEW Comt Judge Nelson K. Mintx tenses is the sale of limited* part-l| barred Mortimer L. Schuitz of payments by mm. -, SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION nerships 1ft WisTAssociates, own-|| lainfleld Wednesday from us- Also in Wednesday's court ac- er of the Wisj'Building In New-: "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" 1 Us power* as general part- tion, Mrs. Muriel Trautwein of Verona submitted her resigns.-, ark. • ' ;r in • real estate syndicate. tion as a general partner in MAIN OFFICE Branch Office Miatx cite order** lh» *yndi. High Point Gates. She testified Nights gradually become long- 874 Highway 15 Fiftt A««, • -tni*"- cate, High Point Gates Associ- she had nothing to do with the er than' days' in ' the noftfiifn (Five Corners) preparation of the prospectus, hemisphere after the autumnal Highway 36 tes, dissolved and announced MIDDLETOWN Atlantic Highland. at he would appoint a rftcelv- the purchase of the property or equinox. As the) earth moves in its management. OS 1-2400 191-0100 . for » garden apartment Its orbit, its northern half begins Schultz is free in $5,000 bail in to tilt increasingly away from turned by the syndicate in West another case on a complaint that the sun. range. The ruling resulted from a ?SrTAR&AINWORWOreN 3 DAYS ONLY! suit brought by Albert G. Bes- aii attorney representing thurs., Fr!., 10 a.m. to ? p.m.—Sot. 10 a.m.» © p.m. lie limited partners ta*the syn- llcate, who contended that the 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD prospectus for investors in the At RT. 35 SHREWSBURY AT THE RED BANK LINE ipartmente was in error, LIQUIDATORS (ACROSS FROM MAYFAIR MARKET) The court held for the plain- iff on grounds of misconduct ANY TYPE STOCK or PART WANTED HELPING HAND — Joi.ph Schipiro ef Bradley Beach, tacond from right qivas % I,- and a'breach of fiduciary re- Entire Store Buyers 000 check to Dr. Jonph Fox, administrator of th. Horn*for Chronle Slefc. Long sponsibility to the limited part- CALL 747-9813 or 354-5250 Branch. Contribution wa» a ^ift of Janoy Shor* Lodge, Knight* of Pythias, of which ers of the High Point Gates Syndicate lor w&ia Sehultz w« ON SALE SATURDAY, 10 A.M. TO 6 P. M. Mr. Schapire i*'tfaaiurerV Looking ornr. Louis Pollalc of W«nam«sia, laft, past effect a trustee. dUtriet grand chanealpr of Pythias, and Abraham Gassman of BradUy Baach, 'vies Judge Mintz laid Schultz had chaneelor. • . • • ailed to disclose gross profits Over 1.500 Yds. To Choose From to the limited partners and had Typical Examples made a misrepresentation in a Live Within YQHT Income rospectus for potential limited >artners. The court said that Of The he 1324 Corp., which was whoi- owned by Schultz* had pur- Hundreds Off YARD Arc ^ gM.p lor $125,000. The High Point fV By MAR;Y. FEELEY; name, since it wai my money irommy husband's pay that al< ates Associates, according to OierlanRjurt JinU, paid $200,000 for the Consultant in Money Management that I save from what he gives ready has been taxed? me every week. I im always I. enjoy reading your column iroperty, resulting in a gross Brand Items ' thinking about my children's" fu- and find it very helpful. >roflt of $75,000 which Schults DRAPERY, DRESS & Dear Miss Feeley: ' ture. Mrs. A. D., Chicago, III 'ailed to disclose to the limit- OTHER MATERIALS 1}Although J don't woft, I am. a Vfliat I want to know is, if I 3ear Mrs. D.: id partners. Not Advertised :V*Vy careful person with my open a savings account in my A lot of people are giving them- Mintz also ruled that the pros- Nationally advertised up to 3.98 money, and always manage to name, does this have to be re- selves indigestion over the tax pectus had overstated annual •tave & little every week, By the ported when my husband sends In law on savings bank interest; But end of the month I always have his income tax papers? Or do I jFOU're stuck with it, so try to look quite a little nest egg saved. My. have to report it alone. Does It it it this way: you're not actual- husband asked me why I didn't have to be taxed, although I don't ly paying a tax on the money you open a savings account in my work and this money has come lave, the money your husband ba ilready paid a tax on. You pay inly on the money which you avings earn. Only a small Ready mount of these earnings are landed over to the Internal Rev- mue Service. So you're still ihead, aren't you? If you didn' put that money in the bank in the first place, so It could make a profit-for you. you'd probably RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The The strategy will consume Iribble it away and have noth- Township Committee's special time. ing (o show for it. So it all boil counsel for the Raritan Valley It has been the contention of down to/this: are you better off USA rone case has completed the governing body all along that with some money or no money legal documents for the town- if.the case cannot be won out- at the end of the year? ship's appeal in Superior Court's right, the towns-flip' can win in I'm no Pollyanna and I don't Appellate Division.. another sense, through delay of recommend that everybody ac- The state Supreme Court ruled construction-thus providing as cept our present tax structure earlier (his year that section one much time as possible for elimi- With a happy heart. But accept of the proposed 569-rioufe project nating double sessions in the it you must, at least for now. Consider, too, that on your joint could be built, ami indicated a schools. 1 favorable view toward permitting School Superintendent R. income tax return, your husband ! construction j)f >the other four sec- Thomas Jannarone has Stated deductions may "be such that IK tions, but remanded the issue to that if the Rarittn Valley USA tax at all on your savings nee double responsibility to. declare whatever entire development could be con-session!. your saving! bring in. structed. The project, he has predicUd. Attorney Lawrence A, Carton, would ' bring in an estimated Dear Mist Feeley: Jr., Middletown, is representing 1,000 school children. You recently gave the low-eosi the tovfaship in .ahe case, {Back to ISM food figure, per. week for fflui The plaintiff, Raritan'VAsiociates, '{Hie ploposed housing projec ptople «s $27.70. This was tihi •Inc., Paterstm, is represfnted by goes back to 1956. Several devel- amount estimated by the Depa: attorney William R. Bljtta 'Jr., opers have owned the land. ment of Agriculture. Can yoi Red Bank. •'.,'••• '. Prior to 1959, subdivision was give me the weekly food cost to approved on all five sections, md two people? i- The case has been In the courts four model houses erected. Mrs. W. L H., Midland, Tex. ' for more •than three-ind-a-half The develppers, however, did Dear Mrs. H.: years. not complete subdivision require- The same authoritative source After Judge Knight's latest ver- ments, in that they did not file sets the low-cost figure for feed- dict, officials here planned, maps. ing two people per week at $14.40, : at first, to appeal only the "judg- Nonetheless, the court has The moderate-cost scale is $19.60 ment." That would have meant ruled that the builder has vested and the "liberal" allowance that U rights in the project. $22.10 . (Hand and the appeal would be The scale that's right for your confined to details of construc- In 1959, in an «tempt to halt iwn use, If course, depends?on tkm, such as compliance with or slow down the residential con- what other expenses you must fit new township ordinances. struction boom here—and It* con-into your annual budget. Two Mayor Philip J. Blinds, Jr., comitant school problem*-^the families on the same income ma; confirmed yesterday that the at- governing body rezoned th« Hari- aim at two different figures. One torney and governing body have tan Valley tract Irom residential will Have heavy obligations to decide to appeal both the court's to industrial. meet, such as medical bills or Judgment and ruling. The action was taken with the education expenses perhaps, while TJius the township will make knowledge that » court suit would th« other family, debt free, may •n-attempt to overturn the de- follow. It did, in early 1960. be able to allow more (or food cision, or obtain a new ruling The case was lirst decided in So don't feel that you are moral: ' that "the developer can build Raritan's favor, but the higher obligated to stay within a certali houses on only a part of the 137-courts reversed the ruling. bracket just because your inconn acre tract rather than all of it. How much further the litlga Is rated is low, moderate, New Testimony tion will go remains to be seen 'liberal." : The township will ask the court The mayor estimates tJiat the to hear new testimony concerning next hearing will take place in Dear Miss Teeley: •ections two, three, tour and five, three or four months. In the past It has been feast or famine.^ My mother keeps showing me your articles, so JFK Questions Whether have decided to give budgeting try. I have a new Job in Manhattan Reds Out of Moon Rac<* which pay $4,200 a year. Trans portation costs $43 a month, to let'the rifegotiatbfif^negotl should pay room and board ... tjU SfcotWtt 14/ WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- home. How much should I alloi ident Kennedy has questioned ate." for this, plus cosmetics, clothe! whether the Soviet Union is —Expressed willingness to dentist, etc,,.etc.? abandoning the moon race. engage In television debates Kennedy told a news confer- with Sen. parry Goldwater, R- M. W., Bethpage, N. Y FURNITURE DESIGN'S BRIGHTEST NEW STAR ence Thursday that he "would Ariz., if he and Goldwater .are Dear M. W.: not make any bets at all upon opponents In the 1964 presiden- A new Job is an excellent ii Soviet intentions" despite Pre- tial election. centive for coming to grips wi ttier Khrushchev's statement —Commented with some sar- reality. I agree with your moth that his country would not race casm that It wouldn't be fair to er—steady nourishment has it all to the moon but, rather, would reply to a charge of news man- over feast qr famine. You'll prob profit from American experl- agement leveled against him by ablv find it easier to handle youl ence in that field. Goldwater because, saidoCenne- $4,200 if you think of it in,month ly figures. So after federal ant '1 think that our experience dy, the senator "has had a busy Curtain going up on Act 1... the most exciting new collection to makaJts bow has been that we wait for deeds, week selling TVA," advising on state deductions of $57.70, you unless we have a system of nuclear policy, "attacking the monthly income of $282.39 coul In many a season! There's drama in each smart line of its transitional design verification, and we have no president of Bolivia,..and in- be split up this way: ... and rich beauty in the distinctive detailing of each handsorrtfe piece. You'll Room and board, $70 to $75 Idea whether the Soviet Union volving himself in the Greek admire the rich walnut veneers set off by cabinetmaker details 'til now found fs going to make a race lor the election." personal allowance, includin, moon or whether it is going to —Said that, "yes," he want transportation. $75: clothing on furniture -Mirig for far more! And that's just part of this luxurious dining, attempt an even greater pro. Vice President, lyndon B. John eluding upkeep, $35; savings, ir living and borlto ••> story! You'H'atimire piagnificently matched wood surfaces eluding insurance. $35: medica gram," the President said. son in the 1964 Democratic tick on tables ... J.' jr interior lighting in a buffet... elegant touches of cane, "I think we ought to stay with ct and expects Johnson to havi $15; recreation, $20. This leav . Our program. I think that is ths th<> Nn. 2 spot. you abnut $37 for "miscellaneau marble or brass throughout. Best of all, thisiis one sure-fire hit you needn't best answer to Mr. Khrush- Discussing Soviet space ef- expense.. pay first-row prices for. We've priced Act 1 so that everyone can sea and As you try out this spendin chev." ' .. - forts, Kennedy said he couli enjoy it immediately. During a Sl-minute session not read into Khrushchev' plan, you'll Juggle the "miso with newsmen Kennedy also: statement at a Moscow new laneous" funds to fit in whei —Said "we are not planning conference last Saturday any they're most needed. Your chu any reduction in United States announcement that the Soviets donations, gifts, and contribi combat units in Germany" but are abandoning their moon pro tions will likely come out of th "Creators nj Fashion jor the Home" do plan "Borne reduction) in non- gram, ; amount. You have to live wll comb^it personnel" In the Euro- Instead, the president con any budget for awhile, before pean area. eluded that Khrushchev wa; fits comfortably—or hefore yov BUDGET TERMS 1 —Reported "a marked de- saying the Soviets would not g learn to conform to it. But crease" in the number of Soviet to the moon without adequat YOU make it work, you'll actua Nil Int.rait Charq* on 90-Day Accounts preparation—a point on whicl set a lift from financial solvency. troops in Culm since Jan. 1 and Olh.r Tormi-^p to 36 Monthi iald, without giving figures, he voiced agreement. It's like fitting all the little pieces '•there have been further reduc- prooerly in a jigsaw puzile. When tions" in the past two months. Jungles cover 600 'miles It shapes up, you feel real proud —Said negotiations on a pos- Sarawak's coast and reach of yourself. FURNITURE sible sale of American wheat to to ISO, miles Into mountainous Open: Monday, Wedneniay an$J Friday to 9 P.M •he Soviets "are entering a crit- rain forests — home of the van- (You can ..write Mary Feeley In 140 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. 747 - 4000 ical phase" this week. He de- ishing ortnguttn, clouded leop care of this newspaper. She will Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to 4 P.M. clined to speculate on the out- ard and probo»ci« monkey. answer questions of widest Inter- come, saying, "I think we ought est in her column,) ™, 1wmm. RED BANK MOWER SERVICE rwawrir-wta Bttm-Davieon 53 MORFORD PL (W ueur #«<*•» RH> — CALL 741-2300 — •UY FROM A PROFESSIONAL WILDER SALES — SttVICI " Cunoin.built Kill,Jjmm,,.: HOMES OF DISTINCTION Weeds Now, FREE WINTER STORAGE AN EXCLUSIVE GROUP OF AUTHENTIC FOR MOWERS SERVICED NOW, COLONIALS, RANCHES, IKTIlMATttHAl CUI CANT TMCTOM. SHOW COLONIAL BI-LEVELS, SPLIT LEVELS Says Clark tHROWIM. SNOW HOWS mi Mfctr tmlpamt ONE-ACRI PLOTS • LOW, LOW TAXES JACOBIN TRACTORS. SHOW THIOWIM, •* FREEHOLD - Fall is'the best PIONIIR CHAIN *IWS.Mi s Lime to kill daneiion and plantain 6 MODELS «.M 29,00fl n the lawn, advises' County - ADVHKTIUiMBNT - ' Another Flte Ooaununlty by Henry A. Wtil 1 Sen Certified Builder! Agent Marvin A. Clark. '"• TKese weeds grow well during sweet briar cool, moist weather, making SCHANCK ROAD. HOLMDEL, N. J. hem more susceptible to the DUectlom: RouU 31 to Schinck HI., turn at our Hen to modell killing effects of 2, 4-D, the TRADE-IN PUN OFFERED Modelt Open Every Day SALES AGENT hemical he recommends: Lawn for Inipection W. J. Whalen—AD 2-2729 grasses are growing well, too, \ and will fill in the vacant places left by the weeds before crab- BY WALKER & WALKER grass is ready to germinate next pring. Use the amine^form of 2,4-D ASSOC. The plan is very similar to the one used by and follow the label direction! INC. xactly when you mix it with auto dealers. When you decide on a particular ZOUBEK water, says Dr. D. A. Schallock Rutgers weed specialist. Construction, Industrial Equipment, Supplies If you have only a few weeds, new car, the denier givs you an offer on your u can apply the chemical with ENJOYING PRIZE KITCHEN — Mr. and Mrs. Pater Biclcerr. 27 Charles Ct, Fair H«. DISTRIBUTORS FOR sponge or brush to each weed, van, take a coffee break in th« prize-winning.kitchen of their housa which they have old auto, and of course, if the figure i» accept- Of .yfiuwniiap granular r «nay arid. Bath• hay» ihpwn ikiJI .«*•' 4a4i-r^BUfut\i...'Mii'iik* ihwing »|fw.ti ift (!\pdaN pplying it with a salt shaker able, you sign uj» and peoesed with the »BHsha»eY a AMES COMPANY technique. When you spray the riling ih« r«siJ«nea. v ' ' •' whole lawn area, first make a test spraying with water alone, BASICALLY, THE HOME TRADE-IN PLAN EQUIPMENT RENTALS Dr. Schallock suggests, so you'll now how your sprayer covers. Bicketts' Demonstrate Style IS SIMILAR. Remember that 2.4-D can kill Scoops Read & Asphalt Rakes valuable plants as well as w< >o avoid any drift toward Shovels Mortar Hoes irnamentals. "* In Renovating Old House You select a home through "Walker & It's best to have one sprayer rnvw V-' . 42 MRCH AVE. 747-4152 LITTLE SILVER or 2,4 D only, as only a tiny By MARGOT SMITH working area, lit by fluorescent and after photographs, plans and Walker, Middletown, or Shrewsbury, and then mount, mixed in an insect or FAIR HAVEN - The red co tubes recessed behind a tidy full- a full description of what was isease spray, may harm valu- lonial at the end of Charles Ct length shelf at eye-level. The fa- accomplished, how it was done the Imperial Exchange Corp., an affiliate of ble plants. If you have y^ is typical of hundreds of home; cade is paneled in natural wood. and how the improvement serves ;pray,er, take time to clean it in the Red Bank area,in one Soft Colors Used the family's needs and interests. Walker & Walker, submits a bona fide offer hroughly with strong ammonia respect: It is undergoing a stage- Soft blue tones which predom- solution every time after you by-stage renovation by its im- inate in the living room and din- to you*- •'., • ise. 2,4-D in it. aginative and resourceful own- ng area flow into the kitchen fB'e modern VVTJTTI Store any leftover 2,4-D where •«. .... via a provincial pattern wall pa- won't freeze, and away from Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bickett, do per which was applied to the re- MOEN If the offer is acceptable, an agreement is /our other garden chemicals and it-yburselfers to the last nai maining walls and even the cabi- ools.. have been applying their own net doors. Colonially-dnspired de- id«as and efforts to the house tails have been added with taste- signed stating the home will be purchased by AIL NEW For three years, transforming it ful restraint and a louvered pass into a pleasing reflection of their through lends convenience and (DIAUCETl the trade-in corporation, if not sold for you at Fall-Seeded airiness. creative personalities, a sure tin modern way way to. prevent any home from The finished room looks pro- PREMIUM QUALITY tobithl higher price prior. awn-May being labeled "typical." fessionally improved, but the Bicketts did it all themselves, LCSSO) PROMPT DELIVERY The Bicketts' kitchen is a prize- winner. It is one of 96 alterations with minor assistance from a The experience has demonstrated three out Need Cutting which qualified in the 1962 horn plumber and electrician. Clever efficient, courteous service improvement contest sponsore and neat with hammer and saw, FREEHOLD — When grass in by Better Homes and Gardens Mr. Bickett is a New York In- of five homes are sold prior to being taken^ut newly seeded lawn is up three Magazine. surance broker during business ) four inches it is time to mow. hours. by the Trade-in Company. ..,..' Allowing the grass to grow tall- Did Own Planning Mrs. Bickett gives credit to her r than this harms the slower Although pr^id of their award, George C. Koeppel brother, Kenneth Mitchell of New ;erminatlng kinds in the mix- $100 and a full rebate on the two & SON, Inc. had in- Shrewsbury, a professional archi- riumblm, Heattnt;, Q.E. API ure, explains Dr. Henry W. In- new appliances they IU Firlt Are. — Allude V Call today 74L5212 or 671-33U tect, for his help in reducing her lyk, extension turf management stalled, the Bicketts greatesi Phono: ideas to practicable plans. ipecialist at Rutgers University,, sense o( achievement come! delaying the mowing is espe- rom having thought out the plar There was no "do-it-yourself" and made it a reality by them requirement for the home im- lally damaging when the seed provement contest and the proj- mixture contained temporary selves. MORE ECONOMY The kitchen U tiny for a four- ect competed with hundreds of grasses such as ryegrass or red- contracted ones. To be consid- STILL NOTHING top. ! bedroom house. To make it ef ficient, the planners had ered, the entry had lo be sub- Mowing the new lawn early mitted with four each of before encourages the grass to form a "think tight." First step was , LIKE THE dense' sod. Unmowed, the new eliminate a back door, unnece: lawn will produce a tall, rank sary because another issues froi LAWES growth and thin sod. the family room. The next thin Joins Agency to go was a full wall of ovei COAL COMPANY, INC. A sharp mower, properly ad- SEA GIRT — Edward C. Tida- justed, makes a clean, smooth head cabinets, and then an 011 back, of 416 New York Blvd., has cut and prevents damage to the moded sink-dishwasher unit, joined the sales staff of Gerald A. CALL NOW 741-6300 grass In a lawn, especially a new large stove was replaced with Murphy Real Estate Agency, 555 This Is tfit finest, heaviest, strongest, tightest aluminum storm and *er*tn one. more -compact one. Washington Blvd. window anywhere! Compare with ethers telling for $4.00 to $6.50 mart! Finally, advised County Agen Mora space was gained b; Mr. Tidaback, a Realtor form- or 747-1030 breaking through a partition ti Marvin A. Clark, don't cut jjour erly with the Orange-Maplewood It's our best seller and once you see it you'H know why. • |* grass closer than 154 inches. add the square footage o{ a fron board, conducted a real estate, hall closet, thereby creating insurance and mortgage business alebve for the refrigerator wit] P.S. It has triple track construction, is fully weather-stripped, cleans easily TALKS ON COLLEGE for 15 years at 56 Main St., Mi space for a built-in cabinet abov burn. He resided in Short Hills, from the inside. 'RARITAN TOWNSHIP - and a floor-to-ceiling pantry clo. before purchasing a home in Sea Stephen C. Rafe, alumni << coor- et alongside. Girt and continuing his real es- 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK dinator of Monmouth College in With her groceries ttashe. tate activities here. addressing 43 juniors and seniors away, Mrs. Bickett considerec 741-7500 of the Raritan Township High the cooking and serving function: PROWN'S Buying or selling? Use the of her-ciiew kitchen. Her longesl udget Terms • Frw Delivery • Dally S A. M. f» 5:30 • Wttfimday «d Friday til t School showed slides illustrating Register Classified for quick re- wall'became a continuous coun- anous aspects of life at the sults.—Advertisement. college. He. also explained ad- ter broken by the sink. It gives mission requirements and pro- her storage space, a convenie grams offered. dishwasher location and goo i /ALTERATION . ^SPECIALISTS :*, Country Club Apartments FINISH YOUR ATTIC and Swim Club Union Avenue Earonfown, N«w Jersey

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Abirdian Road tt Sullon plici. lilt Urn H Kittan rites, floutf I Into Rauta 34 to Main Unit In V\ 1 Bedroom Apt. $122 Natural, uil turo on Main Unit ta Abiraim tut (Dulcnie'i • SCIILOKDKR* PnU»r,n||. tight turn put MatlMn linn to Sullon Place., fwo Veiliosa Apailnwl I • •(Slit turn tt l>rip«tr. «•"'• « tt Main Strtil In Malawan. 2 Bedroom Apt. $150 Tarn rl|tit al Inlloi la »b«rd«an nut (Outclilt'i >ii|aurant|. CONSTRUCTION CO. •lltit turn pait Matawan »»anu» la iutien Flict. MM lum ta / ... YEARS TO PAY Rentol Information On Site v> MM bud wit* a* a BED BANK REGISTER Friday, Nmmhtr 1, rA (jtmiafag tttt wt'vt Port tbt a/jM&zi) to **•» taotber CtpSSWORD esult ijf heredity, ioiellijeat Bv- Bridge Column fiwmp witfa the jade Then A0KOM i JW SLMuaio X.CMM4BM not* ing,' and disciplined self-care. South leads a spade to Jorce out g •tat—nan 2i.Beat> Monmouth Health Hints Therefore, the best means of tt*-;a«,;: p- i.Que)le: WilHara Branm, son of Mr. ud -Michael S. Newjohn, M. Dprotectin. P' g and preserving heath cflahorera: aouad is to be alert.to the symptoms Don't relax Just because a mis- all readers of this cohmn can Declarer gets back by rufQat TOat Mrs. .David Branin, Twilight PI., Too many, people nowadays Rue*. 2S.Denae oi disease, attentive to the ad- take has cost you nothing. The see that one defender wu just* *» 1* • diamond and leads t.Ngttea 2OW HOB DOcelebrated, his seventh birtMay eem to think that money will fcThUM QMS iilSBQHH vice of physicians, and courage- next time you meet the situation luqky that his mJetake cost the tea of spades to force out Oct. 27. Present were Karen and >uy everything. Of course that lXTurtdaa COeaUfln. of s&a: Ban ously conscientious in meeting- the same mistake may be very nothing. the jack. South then wins two Iate» shrub. tfark Christiansen, Debbie Wall- sn't so, as everyone knows who the realities of our physical. costly. . If you have trouble spotting It, more tricks with the last trump meat B.Pledga b«ry aauaa ing, Sharon and Gregory Raab, las thought searchingly about and the sine of spades. EQOH needs by avoiding, whatever for North! deafer 1. .. ; ; try giving South the king of dubs 13. Threadlike 6.MU8lle 28 Thomas and Joseph Gumbrecht, ve, fafe, happiness, or us as individuals•••••i»< *sl»«95ioys,,... East-West vulnerable initead ofthe quetn. The point is that East, by m * Jeff Ihgrath, IRonald Cosiellp, althr Literally speaking,"there ; T.Traln menta Billv and Sharon Branin, Jerry and by doing whatever for^our East won the firs* Hick with Drmwt Trumpi leasing the ace of trumps, .gave rock s no such thing as "health in- South a chance to draw,trumps. 27. Pen. 35. Italian Michael and Michael and Ger. health's sake should be done! the queen of spades md re-Assunle *e sane defense — to poet lurance"—only insurance against East should lead a low trump, 8.HU6 Id Nebus, this place; Patty and he costs of illness and restora- Powders or pills or antidotes moved trumps from the dummykueen of spades, followed by ace - araa. 87* Covered -inda Branin and Mr. and Mrs. by leading out the ace of not the ace; at the second trick. k 10. Wearied ve care. or anodynes are ineffectual at and a low heart Declarer gets with little George Raab, Belford; Mrs. trumps and then a low trump. This defense prevents South latter ILDexteront ZoU figures: Good health is regularly the best against conditions which Lloyd Bradbury, Fair Haven, Declarer lost a club to the king, from drawing trumps. When M-lfcury IT. Combine 81. Appor- Her. only individual intelligence and and Mrs. Audrey Michael' and falter Webner, Wilson Ave. after which the defenders took East gets one of Ms aces lie can W.Befors tioned 88, Soviet new* THE HANDS 20. Peasant Mrs; Ellen Nebus, Freehold. >ere celebrated Oct. 26. discipline can really control. the ace of spades, the Jack of take the other ace, lead to the Mgbtcned S3.HoUo»ffl«h agency Your health is your responsi- North dealer Jade of spades, and get a spade spades, and a spade ruff. •fam: 3 Carl AJbach, son of Mr, anbilityd . No one can safeguard it East-West nilnentb ruff with certainty. * * South still had to give up agm, YA ft A tricky tray party in (he fvre /Irs. George Albach, Eastmond as well as you can. Incidentally, NORTH 7 II diamond trick and was down DAILY QUESTION Arf 8 9 house was held by the Scout >!.,' celebrated his 15th birthdayno one can destroy it so utterly, • K5 YA Mothers Club Oct. 22. The next two. The defenders glowed with Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to 26. San god a family dinner Oct. 25. either. A I 62 doubles. You hold: Spades 29. aM ts WEST . EAST Y/A er and Mrs. Iris Musante. • J 8 3 2 * A Q 6 J 8 3 2, Hearts 6 3 2. Din haw IJK32 •.-'.• MrihdsysK Dou!Bg!y; ta y c will be six years old next week, nlclmam» ASj Af. and the first birthday of Danie: U. Place 11-1 Webner, son of Mr. and Mrs 'Progress9 is Rally Theme 49,532 NEIGHBORS (George will solve your prob- Mr. Kerwin emphasized that it "And school costs are the only Thomas W. Kerwin SAY lem* in lest time than it takes was under Democratic adminis- ling increasing our taxes. M to say etaoin shrdlu.) Jamea Sobechko trations that the $125,000 town-iicipal operations take only fa: • Anton Skwarko ship hall and garage were con- ents of the $2.35 tax rate. Th Dew George: structed •Without a raise in taxres- t is lor county and schoo Please tell me the home of the MANAIAPAN - "Progress" s. taxes, over which the Townsh FASTEST GROWING BAM IN CENTRAL JERSRY duck-billed platypus. And what was the theme at a rally held Money was not borrowed for Committee has no control." Tuesday for the three Demo- is its call? the work, he explained; therefore Endorsing t h e candidates Student. cratic Township Committee can- the towjnship. paid no interest tfayor Cycak urged all-citizen Dear; Student: didates in the Main Brook Inn, charges! On the contrary, part o keep in mind "that a jouni CENTRAL JERSEY Biffll Old Bridge Rd. The home of the duck-billed of the funds earned three per ownship committee will assun -AaSfll:* TROsr C=C3HVDPSft»«JV platypus is 1093 Elm St., Apart- The candidates, all endorsed cent interest, continued responsible govern AUBQMtsr • MUKTOm • BUM£» BEACH a MVaTOM Get Ready for Winter! ment B. It hai an unlisted phone. by Mayor Walter J. Cyoak, are: Road and snow removal equip- ment for Manalapan — govern (Someday, so help me, I'm get-Contmitteeman Thomas W. Kermen- t In the township is now thement that will mean progres DME* Have Your ting out of this racket.) win, seeking re-election, James most modern and efficient avail- with economy." tent SobechkoQnhitrfvbn , amandi AntoAnfnnn SkwarkoSlownrkn.. aHfable* , MrM?. ^TTAmn Kerwin addeda#M

A British industrialist has of- II fered a $14,000 prize to the first •IMPROVEMENT of UTILITY SERVICE L NO. FIRST COVER THE W0UNP man to propel himself over all WITH A STERILE GAUZE mile-long, figure-eight course, COMPRESS. THEN APPLY THE BANPAGE OVER THIS. keeping at least 10 feet above j| • EXPANSION of POLICE and SAFETY SERVICES TOMORROW: EVE CATARACTS. the ground. The Royal Aeronauti- HMWI CtaniUl aim MpM Momtfnn. cal Society is contributing grants || . lti|n*tin(tn4Wl«B«*f •aiagnsftic nature and advice. • ••*:••••* • • • * //, new incomparable || FOR TOWNSHIP COMMITTEEMAN RIVER HOUSE INN "magnificently located on the Navesink River" WILL RE-OPEN LATE VOTE THREE FOR THE MONEY! IN NOVEMBER . . . DRESS SHIRT SALE The cuitine ... it iup*rb, tha lervice •xcallant as alwayi. Ample parking on FOR this waterfront estate letting. Dinner and BOX OF 3-10.00 cocktails served in either our nautically designed "Regatta" Room or elegantly 3.49 EACH decorated "Sweepstakat" Room,

comparable value 5.00 each The River House hat expanded to create the first catering establishment to offer Handsome savings! Our immaculately separata, private dining rooms for each and ERNIE &. HAROLD BUD tailored shirtswith all the important collarand every affair. . . and all this at a surprising- KAVALEK FOULKS fabric news! Button-downs in fine ly modest cost, with menui to suit every taste. Cotton oxford cloth, snap-tabs or the new modified spread collar with permanent stays in luxurious WHO BELIEVE IN: 1 pima cotton broadcloth. All with barrel cuffs. EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR White orblue,14'/2 to 17, 3^35. • ALL TYPES OF AFFAIRS Mail and phone orders filled. • DISTINCTION IN WEDDINGS WHAT HELPS YOUTH—HELPS MIDDLETOWN wywuWtfvwiAXAn FRANKLIN SIMON BINGHAM AVE. RUMSON. N. J. VOTE REPUBLICAN ME N' S ¥ S H 0 P NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES OR IDEAS reservations for COLUMN 1 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th BANQUETS NOW BEING TAKEN MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN, Paid for by Middle town Republican cfampulgn Committee LI 2-3325 842-0750 — MRS. ANNE WALSH Qorry Colby, Bee. OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9:30. SATURDAY "TIL 4 MONMOUTH PROUDLY PRESENTS ITS CANDIDATES FOR 1963 FOR STATE SENATOR FOR STATE ASSEMBLY FOR STATE ASSEMBLY

RICHARD R. STOUT ALFRED N. BEADLESTON FOR STATE ASSEMBLY FOR FREEHOLDER FOR FREEHOLDER

CLARKSON S. FISHER CHARLES I. SMITH VOTE COLUMN #1 VOTE THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET IN YOUR COMMUNITY Here Are the Republican Candidates Who Appear on Your Ballot Tuesday ALLENTOWN BOROUGH HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP SEA GIRT BOROUGH Township Commirtetmen (3 years) Township Committeemen (Full Ttrm) Moyor (Full Term) Mayor Full Term) ' < J". WARREN E. BAUMGARTNER ERNEST G. KAVALEK JOHN D. RODGERS . ROMRT s. PICK HARRY D. PITCHER HAROLD H. FOULKS Councilman (Full Term) CotmellnrMn (F11H Term) Township Committeemon (2 years) / NORMA L. HOWARD JOSEPH H. JONES •' VINCENT J. MANERI, Jr. MILLSTOHE" TOWNSHIP . THEODORE R. RASTALL HARRY H. WILLIAMS Assessor (Full Term) Township Commitreemon (Full Term) Hi nr. (Full Term) JOHN H. MOUNT ... HUGH HICKEY SHREWSBURY BOROUGH JOHN W. HAVENS "/:•• NEPTUNE CITY IOROUGH Couneilmen (Full Term) tmt CoHeerar (Full Term) . : HOWELL TOWNSHIP ' Mayor (Full Term) SHIRLEY T. MINTOri Township Commifteemen (Full Term) HELEN MARIE DAV1SON ^WILLIAM A. OLIVER ; KENNETH A. O'BRIEN. CHARLES W. PATTERSON ...Couneilmen (Full Term) CouriclFman (Unexpired Term One Y««ri ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BOROUGH RAYMOND ROE - GERARD J. VIRACOLA ^,. Mayor (Full Term) GEORGE C. COLE . ^ItUSSEU. W. MORGAN F. HERBERT BROWN towncllmen ITull Term) INTERLAKEN BOROUGH v Councilmon (Unexpired Term Ont Ytor) SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP HURT A. FRIMPTCR Mayor (Full Term) • . RICHARD M. KING Township Commineemon (Full" Term) KKHARD C STRYKER SANFORD C. FLINT v - JULIUS FRICKEL few**™* (Uaecplrad Term On. Year) .Couneilmen (Full Term) NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP Tex Collector (Full Term) ESMOND X CAPUTO RICHARD L. LARRABURE Township Corhmltteemon (Full Term) ANNE C SWITEK %» CoSetor IRill Term) - JOSEPH M. FETTNER THOMAS NICOL STANLEY F. SCULTHORP NEW SHREWSBURY BOROUGH SOUTH BELMAR BOJLO4M3H KEYPORT BOROUGH ' Counctlmerr (Full Term) Couneilmen (Full Term) BRIELLE BOROUGH , : Term) • ! Couneilmen (Full Term) DANIEL J. ARNOLD . HENRY W. GILLESPIE 1IOBERT E. HARTMAN %h»DIMIFF SMITH LAWRENCE J. KIRK DONALD L. WHITE, Sr. Cotmdlmert (Full•Ttrm) JOSEPH MeQUARRIE PAUL W. OROVER •' OCEAN PORT BOROUGH SPRING LAKE BOROUGH f. BRUCE WETZEL LITTLE SILVER BOROUGH Mayor (Full Term) Mayor (Full Term) COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP Moyor (Full Term) ' EDWARD C. WILSON, Sr. EDWARD J. HEINE „_*> Ccwmitteeman (Full Term) • CHARLES W. STEPHENS Couneilmen (Full Term) \. Couneilmen (Full Term) • ' ' JOSEPH U MOREAU, Jr. Couneilmen (Full Term) GEORGE F. BARRETT ,> C. GILBERT LONSDALE CHESTER APY . FRANKLIN INGRAM ' ' . FRED L. BROWN IATONT0WN BOROUGH MICHAEL J. RAFFERTY . *• Tax Collector (Full Term) ' . irlTrn (Full Term) GEORGE C. D. HURLEY, ir. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS BOftQUOH •DWAXD O. CLARK Mayor (Full Term) - - *» THEODORE J. ZEBROWSKI \ MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP RARITAN TOWNSHIP f Township Commitleemen (3 years) ; JOSEPH E. ROBERTSON ., ENCLISHTOWN BOROUGH • Township Committeeman (Full Term)- . Couneilmen (Full Term) „ WARREN WAGNER JAMES G. O'NEILL •or (Futl Term) ERNEST TARK, Jr. PETER H. MACLEARIE ,, THKtfOBE J. HAROZANICK Township Cotnmitteemon o, • . • PASQUALE J. MASELLA, Jr. Township Committetman (2 years) (Unexpired Term One Year) "

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RED BANK - The Red to extinguish a leaf fire at 52 Bank Halloween Parade and Reckless PI. The parade had Carnival was gay and success- been scheduled to ieave White ful despite threats from light St. at 7:30. rain showers and two fire, The parade was led by police alarms. and First Aid Squad personnel Nearly 1,000 participants md three official cars in which made the costumed march rode Mayor Benedict R. Nicos- down Broad and Monmouth ia., Councilman Peter W.' Fal- ~Sts. to the Chestnut St. armory. vo, Police Chief George H. At the armory, refreshments Clayton; parade jchairman Rob- and more than $5 prizes were ert de la Reussille, master of distributed. ceremonies William Pazicky The fire alarms caused a and other borough, officials. slight delay in the start of the parade from the White St. Following were the fire parking lot since the borough's trucks, the Red Bank High six fire companies were driv- School Band, the- Shoreliners ing their trucks in the line of Drum and Bugle Corps, the .march, and more than 60-fire- Twin Lights Lancers Drum men ..had volunteered to con- Corps, majorettes and twirlers, trol the parade route, and seven divisions of march- General Alarm ers and floats. At 6:47 p.m. the assembled Thirty judges from local civ- firemen were summoned by a ic groups appraised the units general alarm to a garage fire as they paused at Broad and FLOAT WITH A MESSAGE—the return of the Bible to the classroom was the plea near Maple Ave. and. Wayerly Monmouth Sts. and again at PI. It was quickly doused. the armory. of this float in the Red Bank Halloween Parade and Carnival. It was the entry of the At 7:40 the Relief Engine had There were two grand prize Pioneer Girls of Emanuel Baptist Cfiurch, Atlantic Highlands. to be pulled-from the parade winners. Topping the first four divisions, and the boys' eight through 10-year-old , division, was Edward Schniir, Bromley Band Leads Dr., Hazlet: He won a type- writer and, stand donated by Serpico's Office, Equipment Co. Halloween The other grand prize a fam- ily trip to Pocomont Lodge of Bushkill," Pa., arranged by the PRIZE WINNER—She got the bird and th* prize at the first Halloween parade tpon- Contestants Petersen Travel Service, was sored last night in Highlands by the newly-formed Recreation Committee. Holding ths FAIR HAVEN - TV annual won by the Lee Hofman family gun that bagged the bird it "Pilgrim" Loij Knight, 12. Looking on ar» "Ragg»dy Ann Halloween parade was held last of Atlantic Highlands. ; night when masked participants and Andy," Christine, 6, and Lewis Brown, 5, Other winner!, not »hown, wctri "fr«nch marched from the Willow Street Other division winners re- ceived J25 savings bonds do- Beatnick" Linda Parana, 11; "Coirege leatnick," Gregory Ptak, 12, and" "Santa Claui," School to the fire house on River nated byReiJ Bank's fire com- Jamet Kovic, 4. Prizet were donated by local merchants. Rd., accompanied by the Rum- panies', and a host of other son-Fair Haven Regional High prizes — bikes, lamps, gift cer- School band. tificates, clothing, hand, bags, Prizes--for costumes went to jewelry, watches, etc. — were County Man Chris Kelly and Nancy Clark in donated by borough merchants. the under five years of age Here are some of the winners: group; Marty Barnes and Cindj Girls under seven: Eileen Is Killed On Grimmer, in the six .and seven Sheridan of Lincroft, Kim year group; Ross Jahnig and Schiafome of Lincroft, and Lu- Pa. Turnpike Barbara Daly, in the eight to Ann Galassi of Red Bank. nine year old group; Michael Beg- NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) - Boys under seven: Robert ela and .Stephanie Stevens, in the Francis J. MartineUi, M, Mon- Heyer of Red Bank, Niels Kro- 10-12 year group, and Bob Jami- mane of Red Bank, and Robert mouth Beach, N. J., was'Wiled son and the Misses C. Dayison Moge of Belford. and four others were seriously and A. Gronevelt, in the over Girls 8-10: Carol Webber of injured in a three-car crash last 12 group. Red Bank, Susan Gryankowski night on tfte Pennsylvania Turn- The family group contest of Perth Amboy, Patty and pike near the Norristown inter- which offered a $20 gift certift Linda1-Fisher

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Dee, Ethel Waters, and Ossii sweet, sad German girl, the love ll-^N«ws 11-Local News-John Tlllmon BAT—Klddlt Show: Boy .4 Pirates Davis, star in the 1850 tale story fares better than the sus Clown * Kid 2:00; Mulder at the | 4-Nsws-Roy Scherer 11—Weather—Gtorlo' Okon < Otllop 8:00; 1:09; 10:00. Harriet Tubman, the first worn pense. (Color). 8:30 p.m. NBC 1:M BUM.—Murder u the Qalloji 2:00 HENRY SILVA, t% a fu»hl«5« gangster, givei h(« girl an conductor in the Undergrounc - Burns And Allen-Comedy 2—Oreat Adventure <:00; 6:00; 1:00; 10:00. 4—Tell Us More-Conrad liooei . 4—International Showtime MAVFAIR- ; friand, Elizabeth Monfgomery loma rough ireatment in Railroad, as she gathers up he! BURKE-S LAW. "Who Killed S-Cartowis-Ed Lodd 7-77-Sunset strip strength to make her first tri] 7—General Hospital •-Film—Walk Into HeH-1>57~3 tin. A Now Kind ol Lov« 2:16; 7:<5; »:». ttiaChris.aw Production, "Johnny Cool" The United Sweet Betsy?" Carolyn Jonps 11—Seven League Boots 11—Hontymoontrs—Comedy BAT. « BUN. — A New Kind ol U>n North with escaping slaves 01 plays no less than four roles in lJ-Fim At One-Children 1J—Compleat Gardener 2:00: 1:00; coo; S:OS; 10:09. Artiits release will open Sunday at the CarJton Theatre, board. 7:30 p.m. CBS. this week's case, including the NEW TOP — Actress Bette T:a S-Hew. '* U-Brltlsh Calendar COUJNGWOOD CIRCLE Red Bank. . victim. Even though the plot may Davis, doyenne of the silver 5— Roaring JO'S— Drama SHORE DRIVE-IN- . ROUTE M. "And Make Thun offer no surprises for avid de- »-As Tht world Turns 11—Lite With Father-Comedy screen, normally is a bru- 4—Badwlor Father-Comedy 11—Metropolitan Wonderland FRl. * BAT—Wtit Bide BI017 1:00; The Commission on Missions,' tective fans, it's well acted S-Fllm-The Scarlet Spwr-ro4-4J der His Tribute." J. Carro BUN.—Weil aide story 9:00; 8:46. under the leadership of Mrs. Wil- sisters Miss nette. However, she's Mln. 3—Route 64—Drama Sunday School Naish gives a brilliant perform- by the quartet of 7—Ann Southern—Comedy 4-Bob Hop*-Variety liam T. Sawyer, will Initiate the •—Fllm-The Monte Carlo Story—1M7- NEPTUNE CITY ance as an incorrigible old farm- Jones plays, and by Gladys Coop- changed to a blonde for her 7—Burke's Law—Drama family collection tor the project Marlene Dletrlch-M Mln. 11—You Asked For It—Smith NEPTUNE PITY- To Collect For er with a fighting will to be er as the girls' frightened grand- 11—Star For Today—Drama IJ-Feitlvol Of The Arts role in "The Empty Canvas,' " "' ' Earth-Education Twenty Thousand Leaeues' Uoder th later this month. Family dona- master in his own house. Th mother. 8:30 p.m. ABC. 5—Bronco—Western Bea 2:30; 7:H>; 0:30. tions will be received in .a spe- being filmed in Rome. SAT.—KlddlB Show: Tartan the M«i- conflict between his old worli 13—Portent Francois 11 11-Guest Shot-Biography nlflcent; Comedy R&cee; Batman Food Program cial offering at the Dec. 1 serv- ideas of authority and his son' TWILIGHT ZONE. "The Liv. ,1:00 10:00 A. M.; Twenty Ttxrasui *-TwlllaM Zone—Drama Under the Bu UiU; 3:00 LITTLE SILVER - Sunday ice. ?, ' ••"• ing. JJoll-";. A... weirdie., about,. 7—Possword—Allen Udden 4—Horry's Girls—Comedy r i—Ptonli. win Tolls JEmbury WnaT'fty the effect it has o stepfather who's helrig threatened 7—Oecember Bride—Comedy ' 9— Fllm Cola of Naples -195J-W Under the Sen 3:1D; i:K>; f:10; Methodist Church will their /arm hands. Tod. line, am by ' his stepdaughter's doll. 11—People Are Funny Mln. 9:30. $100—or 20 tons of food—to.lhe 11—Aille Sherman—Sports collections for the November sur- program last year, Rev. Mr.' Telly Savalas, a strong and per- 1»-Tell Me A itoryMaildren t:M sonable actor, gives the drama 13—To Be Announced plus food program this Sunday. Barrett said. 4—News-Floyd Koiber liM NORTH OF RED BANK Each %l contribution will send a touch of reality in his odd en- 11-lssim An* The Chollenge Z-Mlu Teetiage America Pageant Mailbag 4-JocK Paar-Vorlety ATLANTIC HIGrlLANDS 500 pounds Of food to the needy There's no Trick to Having Ex- DINE OUT LATELY? counters tonight. Afterwards, one I-House Porty-u'nkletter S-Detectly«-Poll« ATIANTie— may look at some dolls in a dif- 7— Boxing'.. \ overseas through the Methodist tra Cash. .You Get it Fast When ^—Doctors—Drama 11-Gniiid Jury-Police Qreat Escape 6:lS; B:3ft Committee ' on Overseas Relief, ferent light. 9:30 p.m. CBS. By STEVEN H. SCHF.UER 7—Day In Court—Drama U-World at Ten BAT.—Kiddle Bliow 2:00;' Oreal You Use The Register Classified. Question — I think the pret- II—Marry A Millionaire Escape 6:45: S:30. ' Rev. Ralph L, Barrett, pastor, J:4J 5-D. A's Man-Police SUN.—Great Eacape 2:19; 5:40; 8:50. —Advertisement. THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER. tiest girls on TV are the dancers l*-«aalc Of Words-Educatkn U-Code 1-Pollce said. 1:55 W-At Issue-Interview HAZtET "The Stand-in." Pleasant, fast- on the "Sing Along With Mitch' 1»:« paced episode. Kathy (Inger Ste- TV series. They add so much to 7— News— Llia Howard 7-Moke That Spore LOEWS DRIVE.IN- WALTER KKAPE-STERUNq the show with their bright dance WU. * BAT.-Cartoon »!»; TlilrMen vens) applies her charming old iVTo Tell The Trutti-Lewls J-News—Douglas Edwards West Street 7:32; L-Shaued Boom world philosophy to solve a prob- routines each week. Could you 4—Loretta Youna-Dromo 4—News—Frank McCee 8:46: The Raven 11:15, ENTEKTMNMENT GUIDE list them by name so that 5—Doorway To Destiny 5—News BUNUN.. — Cartooii'O-Sama'BiMdt Rimi. 8:00;; SunSun- lem and to save the faltering 7—Oueen For A Oay-Balley 7—News—Murphy Martin p>C< «M; ; WaU at Nolle I:U marriage of a hard working Con may send each of them a fan let- 9— News—Jowph King 9—Film—Walk )nto Hell-See 7:30 p.m. II—Best Ol Grouchs-Qvll 11-Newi-John K. M. McCaffrey EDISWi ter. —M. E. G., Columbus, Ohio. lJ-EnOlneerlno Joumol gresswoman and her architect U—Books Far Our Time \ v.n MENU) PARK CINEMA- husband. Beverly Garland and Answer — Three of the girls t:1I 4-Weolher—Toe Antoln* are single and five are married. «—Looney Tunes—Cartoons S-Blm-PrMe of the Marlnes-1<4S- Lftwreica ol Arabia 2:CO; 8:00. Russell Johnson are an attrac- Jotrn Gorflekf-3 firs. 3a Mln. OAT. & SUN. — Ltkrenee ol AraWa CARLTON tive pair of bickering "love- Of that five, Deidre Damon is 1:25 7—News—Bee Young 1:00: i:<0: 1:30. 2—News—Doufllas Edwards 11-Weather-Lyndo Lw Mead birds." 9:30 p.m. ABC. also a mother. The other girls' ):M' PERTH AMBOY MATINEI AT 2 EVENINGS 7 1 9:1 S LUIGI'S names are Veronica Bravo, Na- 2—Edge Ol Night—Serial 4-Ucal News—Merrll Mueller MAJESnC- LAST 2 DAYS • deen Day, Marcia Brill, Sandy 4-You Don't Sayl-Kennedy M-Sfive Allen-Vartely New Kind of Love 2:00; 4! 00; 6:00; MISS TEENAGE AMERICA 5—Tewm—Western 8 00; 10:00. 90 Newman Springs Rd. Boveta, Rosalind Cory, Kami Ste- 7—Who Do You. Trust? 2-Fllm—Born Yesterday— 1951-Judy PAGEANT. Miss Teenage Amer- Hollldoy-2 hn. BAT. — Kiddle Snow 2:00; New Kind *—Funny Company—Gunty of LOTS COO: 1:00; 10:00. Red Bank vens and Mary Lou Rythal. 11—Broken Arrow-Westen 7—Film—The Bonnie Parker Story-IMI ica of 1964 will 'be chosen tonight -Dorothy Provlne—1 hr. a Mln BUN. — New Kind ol Love 3:00; 4:00; 741 - 9220 in Dallas, Texas, by a panel of 4:N 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. Question — What is the name J—Secret Storm—Serial 4—Johnny Carson—Variety judges including Mickey Mantle, 4—Watch Gome—Gene Raybum 11M WOODBRIDGE the Chancellor of the University of the folk singing group which J-Fellx And The Wliard n-Refledlons DRIVE-IN- 7—Trollmatter ' U:4S of Texas, and the supervisor of has appeared on the "Tonight 11—Superman—Adventure It-Racket Squad-Polios FRI. * SAT. —Cartoons 7:00; Grand Sunday Special! IJ—Little Orchestra Canyon 8^K> Weit Bide Stoty 8:28; an airlines' stewardess college! Show" otwo or three times this 4:15 .. 4—News—BUI Rlppie 11:00. So tune in and compare your past month? They arc very good 7-Nlght Line-Lei Crone •UN. — Wert Side Story 8:30; •:»; COMPLETE 4— News—Sandtr Vanocur V—News ond Weather Orand Canvon 8:00. : TOMORROW MATINEE ONLY 2 P.M. choice of the seven performing and I hope to see more of them 4:J» DINNERS finalist chosen from over 50 par-on other shows. The group con- J-Love That Bobl-Comedy' 4-Fllm-Senechal the Mognlllcent-IMI ty-dressed countrywide entrants, sits of two good looking boys and 4-Mjke Room For Daddy -Femandehr7J AUn. .„ r Niagara Falls empowers the Il-Zocherley 5—News • 2 GIANT HORROR HITS! 1:M Western world's largest hydro- with the one the "experts" se- a rather heavy girl. R..E., Stam- 13—New Biology—Education I—Ntwi electric complex and its flow is lect. Bud Collyer does the on ford, Conn. 5:00 Film—The Postman • Always RRiiInam s 2—Film—Thru Different Eyes—1942— carefully controlled. A United WHEHIT' stage emcee commentary, with Answer V The folk singing Twice—Lena Turner* John GarillillIeli *3 Frank craven—so Mln. CHILDREN WELCOME Allen Ludden and Betty "White, group is known as "The Big —n Mln. 1:M States-Canadian treaty pre- 4-Fllm-Hls Malesty OKeele—Burf J-News scribes a minimum rush of 50,- hosts. 10 p.m. CBS. Three' and consists of Tim Rose, Lancaster—M Mln. 1*49 MS... . , . Dally 7-Fllm-Joy Rlde-195l-»0 Mln. S-Fllm-Shoot First—19Sl-Joel McCrea 000. cubic feet per second ex- Cass Elliott and Jim Hendricks. o—Film—Coltlkl the Immortal Monster JACK PAAR SHOW. If teen- They have recently appeared on —1960-SO Mln. * •-Sermonette—Religion cept in daylight during the tour- SOMEOHE luncheon „*-,. "Hootenanny" and are scheduled Il-Chuck McCann-Chlldrcn ist season, when the. flow is IVINGEMTPMCE age beauty is not your cup of J—Once Upon A Day—Children 2-Fllm—Mr. & Mrs. North-1M1— Oracle Alien-to Mln. increased for esthetic reasons. tea, Jack has a unusual bit of to return to the "Tonight Show . ' ):» MS! 5—Sondy's Hour—Cartoons .; r 4:M MNES " film of Pitcaim Island and the for more appearances. They al- 1—Film—The People v> Dr. Klldore— CLUB 16 13-Whots Ne*-Cnlldren so have a new alburn,out, simply lMl-Lew Ayres-M Mln. Key West, the popular winter COCKTAIL LOUHSE descendants bf the mutineers titled' "The Big;Tfce resort at Honda's tip, owes its MOORHEN) RESTAURANT from "The Mutiny of the-Boun- ty," to regale you with in the success R> the depression. 'In 44 S. Md* An. Mink second half of his program to- Question — I think the "J.oey the 1930s some 12,000 residents were on relief. To " restore night: In addition. Kate Smith's Bishop' show is still one of the : DINNER SERVED fans get a few solos and Sam funniest shows on TV. I try nev- prosperity, the'city dressed it- MM. to Tkns. S to t Levcnson's followers a study of er to miss it if I, can help it. self up as-a tropical resort by , /Wter icemo THE BAT, S'aul 6 tti/| full the coven i Friday art Sat. S to 12 grandma today. (Color). 10. p.m.Is the show doing well in the cleaning the beaches and re- So. Special Smnti 1 to S NBC. ratings department? J know decorating its West Indies-style — PIUS HORROR HIT #2 — there was some talk last y£ar wooden houses. about the show being in trouble. "THE COSMIC MAN" Mrs. T. L., Excelsior, Minne- sota. Answer — Joey Bishop's rat- ings have been fairly high so MPM MANOR far, which Indicates his fans are DON'T LET HIS LOOKS FOOL YOU, HE'S.. watching their favorite coined! "gracious dining" an. ' THE COLDEST KILLER OF KILLERS WHO EVER LIVED! Question — I enjoyed the. mov- ie "Broken Lance"' which was BANQUET FACILITIES shown on TV not too long ago My sister told me that Spencer FOR 20 UP TO 200 Tracy won an Academy Award for this film antf that Richard Wjdmark won a supporting Os ^ • ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY car for his performance in the film. When was this movie firs • DINING 'TIL 1:30 A. M. released and was it Richard Wid- mark's first film role? F. L. RT. 36 872-1773 HIGHLANDS San Antonio, Tex. ., Answer — "Broken* Lance" (CLOSED TUESDAYS) was released in the summer o ATLANTIC 1954 and got Tracy an Oscar THEATRE nomination but not the award. •Alliuitlc Illuhlnmls-Ti'l. 891-UIM Widmark didn't receive a nom EXCHANGE OF LEADERS — Richard N. Watts of the NOW THRU TUESDAY ination for this film role. He EVENINGS 6:45 - 9:30 made his debut in films man; Manaiquan Savings and Loan Association, left, outgo- CONTINUOUS.fUNDAY years before in "Kiss of Death.' ing president, congratulates Mrs. Adele F. Mackay, ex- It might interest you to know JAZZ ecutive vice president of the Mutual Aid Savingt and EATONTOWN that "BnAen Lance" was based featuring on the 1949 film "House of Loan Association, also of Manasquan, after she was LAST 2 DAYS • NITELY FROM Strangers" (with minor changes' elected to succeed him in the leadership of the Mon- which starred Edward G. Robin- THE INTERNATIONAL mouth and Ocean County Savings and Loan League. THE VINN1E BURKE JAZZ 10 son as the strong-willed head ol MURDER MACHINE a divided family. NIGHTLY The league hold its annual dinner Tuesday night in THEY COULDN'T Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Also elected were A. TURN OFF! For an answer to your ques- Noel Wilson, Ocean Federal, Point Pleasant, vice presi- JAZZETTE tion about any TV program or actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- dent; Mrs. Ella M. West, Shadow Lawn, Long Branch, u UNHID AHTUTI SUNDAY AFTERNOON 4 TO 7 P. M. er, TV Key Maitbag, care of thi secretary; and William E. Holloman, Red Bank Savings —-PLUS CO-HIT paper. and Loan, treasurer. Frederick E. Lombard, 95 Silver- "INSIDE MAFIA" GOP MOTORCADE broolc Rd., Shrewsbury, a Red Bank lawye'r and chair- LANDMARK LOUNGE RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The man of the New Jersey Savings and Loan League's legal TOMORROW ONLY 11:30 P.M. Broadway and 2d Ave, Long Branch CA 9-0222 Republican party will sponsor i -committee spoke on the new Savings and Loan act and GIANT PREVUE motorcade tomorrow, starting a ...... JAMES HCHJUtO Your Host-TOMMY ROllO noon at the Beers Street School its provisions. parking area. In case of rain MCQUEEN GARNER MIENBOROUSI "DAVID AND LISA" the motorcade will be held the In San Juan, Puerto Rico, the The states of Parana, Santa PLUS TONITE & SAT. CARTOON CARNIVAL following day. All local resi highest temperature ever record- Calnrina and'Rio Grande do Sul dent have been invited to partici ed is 8S 'degrees and the lowest form Brazil's temperate zone. KID SHOW SAT. AT 2 pate. 62 degrees. • Besides coffee and wood prod- AIBOTT and COSTELLO ucts, the three states produce "Dance With Me Henry" BARONET most of the country's meat, MAM leather, cotton, beans and rice. and "THE 4D MAN" Paul Ntwman 10 ACADEMY AWARDSI Joanne Woodward "A NEW KIND "WESTSIDE BANQUETS! OF LOVE" PRIME RIBS! fineptuneciii| STORY" • • ' I *RI( 15 in fa MPI1M till SHOPPINC MIIT!^ Marqarsr Rnthtrford NOW! THE FAMILY TREAT! "MURDER AT CRYSTAL BROOK INN THE GALLOP" CobbleStones 542-0800 BUY MOVIE GIFT BOOKS AND SAVE 741-8344 HIGHWAY 35, EATONTOWN *3 VALUE FOR ONLY Opposite Fort Monntouth GOOD AT ALL TIMES — AT ALL WALTER READE STERLING THEATRES SATURDAY Demo Tea SUNDAY MTUIMY MMttHMI • Is Slated MOMHIW ' ^eJs^etti4Mt>lk '

l-News—ft Fa* 4-rN.l.c New* Encore : . <:» 4-«nptortn«CMI«IW 7-M/ Friend Fllda *-Cell te ("rWW-Rlg J-Fllm-Stanle/ Uvlnost«ne-1«»- Wunrls* femesler 1-Cwitliwfital Miniatures SEA BRIQHT - Local and 7-ChrlstopKir Program Spencer Trocy—% hn. county Democratic' candidates 7-Amerlca Wanti Ta Knew 2-Eye On Housing" t-f reviews . 1-Sutirlse Semester' 7~\mtrl»f> ttndttmnd will be honored Sunday at a tei 7—Pro . Football—sill* vs. Broncos _ *-Edgcolk p S-Hour ol St. Francis, ' Tojecl Know-Educotled »~Hove V(u Rjoo . . . »-f=llm-See ll:» a.m. sponsored by the Drarjocrttic •-Film "Walk Into Hell'—See Sot. 11:30 7-Pro|»cl 4-Monern Former II-Touchdown-Chris Seiwnkel n—Iroken Arrow-Western 'arty. - "'"' J-Clve Us This liv-RellglMi <:e» t-Ntm and Weatner J-Fj»»oll Feature 4—Sundoy—Frank Blair 4-Taday 7-Ntw» r-Early Bird Certoens •-Mr. Wizard-Children Hostess wiH be Mrs. Claude N 11—Frontier Circus—Drama 5-Fllm-Crmy House-lMJ-Olun I *Z-AH Join Hands—Children . 4:45 J-Wy Uttle MMrglt-Ctmtdy Mintldi of 4 Church St. Guests S-Csll To Prayer-RsiltgsM 7-»rolect KmwrEducstlM Johiuon-W Mln. 7—This Is The Answer I-Ntwi . It-Cetedrffy Coif-ineM will include locil incumbent can- 11—This Is The Life—Religion • \M 5-taptoln Kangaroo 2—Sports Spectacular J—Columbia Semlnors 'J-Collejt FottW . didates Mrs. Cecile F. Norton o-News and Weaker 4—Wild Klnodom—Perklns *Cuw(rt RMltC 5—Follow The Sun 2-Coptoln kongaroe 7-Davey andGSialtT" and William Darby, who will vie 11—Rtpcord—Adventure 11—Christopher Program 4—Education Report 4-rllbrary Uons— Education S-iandy Becker - Children 7-Fllm-l jrous Exlle- or' councili teats Tuesday, and S-&H To Adventure > l:M •lW-Louli I-Amdlew Hour—Ted Mack 7—Couraoeoui Col-Cartawa .- . It-Living Wbrd-Re'llglon Jeurda Mln. 'ohn Fortman, mayoralty ctndi- Il-Mllir Derby •—OirUtophir rroorom 4-GE College Bowl-Earl, T—Billy Bang •oriP-Cqrloeii . f—Cheyenne—Western S-£artoons-Chlldren date. - 7-Llttl. •tmcoli-Ctrmdy 4—Let's Tolk Business 2—Around The Corner II—grove Stolllon—Drama 7-Cartcora-Chlldren Also on the. guest list are M'd- 5-Llgbt Time IJ-Llttle Orchestra . 11-Operelon Alphabet. o-News and Weather 7-FoTlh For Today . 1:41 11—Big Picture—Army 4-Flim-Haven with A Barbed Wire SUNDAY IVENINO S-KIng and Odle^Cartoons Fence—1W-75 Mln. lletown Mayor' Earl Moody, can. 9-Fllm Feature 1:41 . )I—Evnnoel Hour—Religion , <:N •—Mischief Makers—Cartoons ' S-Fllm^Hot Stiots-lMo-Huntt Hall 1 lidate for state senator; Donald 2—Twentieth Century lJ-Tr[Slat« Dateline *-Bible Story Game 4—Children's Theater 2—Alvln—Cartoons •—Film-Walk Into Hell—1»S7—Chips :unningb*m. of Avon, Paul Kier- 5-Corteons ?|( 5—Film—OblectWe Burma 2-My Little Margie—Csmsdy . 4— Northwest Paieoge Rofferty—I hrs. jan of Long Branch rand Leo n-Open End-David SossklniJ 4-strhaay House-Children 5—Just For Fun—Sonny Foie II—Rocky and Friends Weinstein of Matawan, assembly 4—Let's Talk Abmit God 1}-Joponese Brush Painting S-San«y BKker-Chlldren 7-Flim-chortle McCarthy, Defective— S—Womteromc— Sonny Fox 7-Fllm-Hemeward Barn*-1M7-4.ln2» Blltlprds ' • . .- ; «:1S candidates; Highlands Mayor 7—Sunday Funnies 7—All-Pro Scoreboard Ddrrull—(5 Mln. e-Fllm-Wogonmiister-WM-Ward 11—Horse Roce—Oorden State »—Film—Fe<—Film—Featur< e 11—Jack La Lanne Bond—9 OMIn. 4:M Cornelius J, Guiney, Jr., and! It-Religious Leaders I:M 13—Profile: New Jersey 11—Laurel and Hordy—Comedy " S—Horse Roce—Aqueduct • ••- Hugh B. Meehan of Spring Lake, i-Mlster Ed-Comedy •:M I 7-AFL Highlights 4-Jewlsh Four* ' R-Hellalon 7—BlackDOol Tewer Clrcm. •—Form Report 2—Tennesse Tuxedo 11—Film—Lost City «( ttie Jungle- :sndidates for freeholder. 9—Surtslde Six : 4— Ruff and Reddy \M I-Way To 6o Religion 13-Transposed Heads e—News aits' Weottier . l»:»9 ! •••• 4:«J ' • - Mrs. Katharine E. White of 4-Jewlsh Heritage 4-Skl Scene . j -, 7:M 2—Quick Draw McGrnw Red Bank,. .Democratic state •-Talk Back—Discussion 2—Lasile—Drama '.' I—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy 4—Hectoi Heathcote 11-RocKy and his Friends 4—BUI Dana S—Topper — Comedy 11—William Tell . * - 3-Footboll Scoreboard conuniteewoman; Paul Kiernan. 4-NFL- Highlights-Learning 13—Mask, Myth and Dream •-Film—Tht Monte Carlo Story—1'57— It:*! 2—Lamp Unto My Peel 7:M AAarlen* Oletrlch-M Mln.' 2-^AIohfy Mouse , 5—Jungte Jim—Adventure 5r. pt Lpng Branch, state Demo- 7-VVIde World of Sports 4-Your Senator Report 3-My Fovorlte Morlloo II—En France—Language 4—Fireball XL-5-Chlldren ""*•" rSJjc cqmmitteernan, and P. 9-Senator Williams . 4-Wolt Disney's World II—Time fer Science 7—Jotsons—Cartoon II—Zlm Bombo—Adventure 1—Lefs Have Fun^Chlldren 5:1] 7-Jolmle McPheeters »:MJ - • «—Cooking—Bontempis Paul Campi of Little Silver, lt:1s •-Fractured Flickers IS—Art of Lenguage. 11—Pioneers 2—Flint—Whistling in The Dork—1741— •-Senator Keating Reports Red Skelten-M Mln. hairman of the Monmouth Coun- TROr»HY AWARD — Rear Adm. V. L Lowrance, deputy 13-UN Revliw s. J.-JI - 7:41 4-News—Beb Wilson 2—R[n Tin Tin—Western y,Demooratic executive commit commander, Submarine Forct, U.S. AHantie Fleet, pf- 1-LMk Up and Live . 15—Soviet press 4—Dennis The Menace 4-Captaln Gallant 4—Agriculture USA 2-N«wv-Mike Wallace S-Sandy's Hour-Children :ee, are also expected, to. appear, I:M sentt the Fleet Adm. C. W. Nimiti Trophy te Comdr. •— Congressional Conference 2-Ed Sullivan-Variety 4—Say When—Art James *=*ChamplDnshlp- Berlins Miyor Thomas Farrell wHl be S-Fllm-Conon Clty-lMI-SMrH Bnsdy IJ-Once Upon A Doy-Chlldren I—Camera Three 5-Oplnlon In The Capltel SATURDAY IVININS •—Film—CaMrlo-the Wanton—! hrs. .-10 Mln, 2—Roy Rogers—Western master of ceremonies and Conn Charles J. SeiiuU, 82 W#«+ River Rd., Rumsont,;slIb%: t-Siui tniloht—Interview 11—Film—Fetr—1WJ—ingrld iergmen— 4—Fury^-Aaventure '-Youth Wonts To Know 11-Greot Musto-Concert S-Learn to Drow-Gnajy «:•» cilman Walter Johnson will in- 1J—Amerlsao—Notion 4-Reclfol Hall-Music trophy is presented annually te the outstanding Naval •-Point of Vlew-Olscussjon l,l. 7—Beany end Cecil troduce the candidates. *i*:lt 13—Parlons Kroncflli I 11—Barney Google—Cartoon 4—Orlnol—Imscene Coca »-Flim-Woll( Into Hell-1M7-Chlpt 13-Wnat's New"~Chlldren Reserve Submarine Division In tha nation. Comdr, Schuli imerlcon Musical Theater * le:ls , / ~ Jducotlon Exchange I—Community Dialogue 4—News—Edwin Newman Ife-Rellglon 1-News 4—llojrophy—•Doeumtnlary has been commanding officer of Naval Reserve Sub- 7-New York, Hew York 7-Arrest «nd Trial 7-News . . 4—News—Sander Vanocur t-Tcp Ctr^-Cartoui •—Film—Walk Into Hell—See lot. 11:30 *:ee 13-Plotet-In The Newt f-Just for Fun—Cartoon 5—Astroboy—Cartoon 7-Dtalh Volley Pays marine Division 3-23, recipient of. the trophy, for tha a.m. 2-Juciy Garland-Variety it.'M •—Film—The Sword and the Dragon— SUNDAY AFTIKN0ON SATURDAY AFTIHNOSN 7_Preview: Winter Olympics—Skating 4—Bonania—Western 2—1 Uve Lucy—Comedy •—Keyhole—Dra ma RuS|lan-l«K-l Hr. 45 Mln. past three years, the ceremony took place aboard the II:M 5—Under Discussion 4-Word For Word 11:M. 13—Village Council 7—Girl Talk—Panel J-Sky King-Adventure 11—Cloy Cole-Music I-Newsmakers—Interview 11—Local Issue lJ-Prollle: New Jersey , I'M • " submarine USS Ling, the unit's training vessel, in New 4—Youth Forum—Cordon B-Art of.?llm 11:41 4-Seroeant Preston I-Jackle Gleoson lJ-Tlme Ntw For Musll S-Clrcus Boy-Adventure «:4J *—Ueiitenant—Drama ll:«e 4—Local Mews—Sobe Pressman York. In civilian life, Comdr. Schuli is with Bell Tele- Z-Faca The Nation-Interview S-tintouchables—Drama' 4-Dlrect Line—Interview Il—Theclty t-McCoyt-rComidy 4:15 7—Heetenonny—Songs 4Cntrati^ 4—weather—Fronte Field phone Laboratories, Holmdel. 7-Dlseovery -43—Children 11-Film-The least of Hollow Mountain J-Coldld Camero-Klrby 7-Prlce Is Rlo1tt-Cu1l ' ltlt-Guy MadNon-W Mln. 1-EK e—Qutst fir Certainty 2—Sea HOnt .-"•.•'•'.. • • On . 4-Ou Pont Show •;«o 5-F(lm~Ang«ls with Dirty Faces—1MI 5—Undfr Discussion !S-Foetileps to tti» Past rMgeant at Neewoiiian, southeas —James Csgney—; nr». 7—Laughs For .Sale n-Maglc et Wards' I:N 7—Directions 'M—Rillglen o-Film-The Man Wh» Wsojtd His 2-Will Sllvers—Caniedf Keyport :ansas' largest celebration. The " lungle Jlm-^Adyenturej Toli-i'KM'eter Ustiiwv-S) MW, S—Metropolitan Memo 4—Joey , suhop—Comedy w-ExMrtewa > d*lt»* S-Uwmon-Western Mgeant is.the highlight of the! J-Snortl Arts T-Lnwreret Wil^ Capt,,Roy Huylar, 80 Monroe four-day annual celebration held 4-Etemg| Light 7—Issues ana Answerj li'M *** •• Z e_5poc«woys-l»5^-eva iortok-W It., of the Keyport police force it Independence, e-Fllm-See Sot. 11:39 cm, cti. I J-Wfiol's My line 7-ABC Nevn Feporfs Mln. . returned to his duties Monday l;«s • !,•»:•« 2—Dofenders—Drama after medical treatment in Miss Janet Smith, owner of the ro Football Klckoft 3S—News—Harry • Reosoner 7Seven KeysJock Non 4-Fllm-Lefs. Moke Lov«-rW«»-Morl 4—News—Frank Blair , e-PJoyhoust W-Dralne lyn Monroe-I Hrs., & Mln. Riverview Hospital. an-el Shop, East Front St.,.'and J-Pro Foottwll-Gliints c' 5—Cangresilonal Reports 111—Bew The Oovm-lrrHefi S-Wrestllng-Brjdgeport , 7—News—Bill 8«ire! ll-lci Hackey An. Elsie Morrissey, Cliffwood: 11—Wild Cargo-Travel 13-Places In the News 13—Composer's Workshop Christmas Joy 11:11 Hy Korobow, Division St., who tave returned from a trip tc 4—Weather 7—Jerry Lewis-VarlMy - has been " spending some time New England. .,. S-Fllm-Follen Ahjel-1»4J-*llce Foye- ... with his wife and daughter in t-Gunsmoke—Western S1.C0 BUFFET RESTAURANT. t—News— Dotlas Tawnsene! 1J—Court. ol; Reason Los Angeles, Calif., has returned Members of Calvary Methodist Will 4-The Salnl-AAystery Dancing every Saturday •-Stars Salute here. He soon will leave to |oin Church attending the annual tal 7-Fllm—Concert of lntrljue-1954- lt:ts) '• his family in California. missionary conference of thi Brlgette Bordot—1 hr. SO Mln. »-News-MII». Wollnce I1:M Al You Can Eat! S—Senat* Report—Javlt* . Women's Society of Christian 13-Reflectlons 11—Showtime At The Apollo 11:31 11:1$ Miss Michel* Moore, a student Service, New Brunswick District, J-Fllm-Mon in The Dork—1M3—Es- 12*11.1:30 Ml) »-Fllrn-Cry el the. City—l»4t—Vlctoi In the Chamberlain School**" of jncluded Mrs. Kenneth Wharton mond OBrlen -45 Mln. Mohire-i Hrs., 5 Mln. 11:11 Design, Boston, Mass., spent the Mrs. F. Gaylord Foulks, Mrs, •-Editorial Page ' . MwdqllinitiUii 11—Encounter •-Jon Scene Wilfrei - ii:n weekend as the guest of Miss Su- Ernest Walling, Mrs. 1JH I—Film—Blowing Wild—!»J3-Gary Coop- san Omerod, Washington St. Holtslander and Miss Mildred •—Understanding Our World er Borbora Stanwlck-lS Hr. 11-Word of Life 4-Nevw—iob Wilson Lackey. The meeting was heli IMS TANG'S Mrs. J, Leon Schanck.^Sr, in the St. Paul's Methodist 4-Fllm-The Private Affairs of Bel 7-Fllm-Th» Hlih'flnd The Mlgfity— Anne—»47-$eerge Sanders 1 hr. CHINESE. AMERICAN l»5«-John Woyne-2 Hrs. Mrs. Henry Ackerson* Maple PI, Church, Ocean Grove, Oct. 23. SO Mln. H_Fllm-La Montana' Sin Ley-»S9— RESTAURANT W Mln. and Mrs. Clarence Bahrenburg, •-News and Weather. 7J Hw». 31 I«t«t«w* li:is Washington St., were hostesses The Tialois Class of Calvarj 11-M Men-western 4-Pllm-Eost Side West Slde-I?«- TtkaeHl Ortfen-famtlr DliMrs Barooro Stanwyck—ra Mln. at a recent dinner and card' Methodist Church has decided t< 2-N«ws party in Forsgate Country Club. have its next meeting Saturday ll-.IS •—Pen American Newsreel 2-Fllro—Com> Live With We—1M1— Nov. 9, due ^.Thanksgiving holi James Stewart—1«i hrs. 542-4418 •-Fiiita In Puerto Rice 1:W Dr. Leroy Close, Luppatatong day falling on the regular montf 4—Sermonerte I—News ly meeting date. - O PEN American CuUlne Cad 774-1 MS »—N«w» md Weather Ave., is a heart patient in River ?-Hlm—Old Hutch—W3o—Welloce i;U view Hospital. Beery^M KHn. .- t-Fllm-When Ladies Meel-1941-Jaan Crawford—Wi Hrs. Miss Mildred Lackey, Oiurcr j_Fllm-Ponama Honie-»4l-Re» ^ tat. liao-U:.to. 4—Film—The Wicked S» Te Hell—19S6- Mrs. John P. Goetz, Main St. St.,' attended, a recent meeting has been'asked to. judge the can- the Rho Chapter* Pi Lambr. $-Fllm—Sunday Dlnn»r (or • Soldier- didates entered in the Queen': Theta, In Loeb Center, Ne' 1544 York. 7—Les Crane l:ll uestion: 4—Serrmmttre—Rtngion Pupils Produce Mrs1. Albert Bedle, Osborn Si 1:N J-Fllm-A Night et The Opero-1935- is a medical patient in Mo Merc arottieri— Hi Hrs. mouth Medical Center. Mn SCENIC DRIVE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS S'OS Newspapers 2—Film—Oriental Dream—1*44—Ronal Bedle Is a public health nurse. Colnwn—I Hr. B MM. NEW SHREWSBURY - Twc DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE second grade classes at Syca "Let The Voters more School, created and wrote Honor Roll • COCKTAILS •LUNCHEONS Martha Baer their own classroom newspaper: SEA BRIGHT - Students • DINNERS in recognition of recently ob- have achieved the. Honor Ro Heads Class served National Newspaper Week. during the first marking perio 3 IAN9UET ROOMS 4 BARS Decide" say The classes discussed the sec «/ at the elementary' school hav NEW SHREWSBURY - Mai tions of a newspaper. The; thi Baer has been elected presi learned of the people who make been named by Helen Y. Saw dent of the senior class at Mo; g it up. yer, principal. Kavalek & Foulks mouth Regional High School. this lovable doll. Each child was a "reporter' Also elected were Thoma They ar«: Sharon Tosel am Pussycat Princess will delight of home, hobby, school am 245 years of tradition ... This Statement was released to all newspaper* on Hopwood, vice president; Eli; Robert Redfield," eighth gra* an imaginative, little girl. Little sport news. What they told wa: October 50, 1963 * abeth Callaghan, treasure! Michele Schadt and Richard Lei fabric needed. Pattern 857: trans- recorded on large charts. Pho- er; clothes pattern; directions. Toan Zinettl. recording za.a seventh grade; Derek Tynei . . . y»t «s up to data at thevMwaii r»«taur«nt ary, and Nancy "WiUe, corre- uigraphers made picture illustra Thirty-five cents in coins for In answer to the qyestion, "What is your tioni. A special page included sixth grade; Marsha Wilbanki ... that's th» Lincroft Inn. Hart t in tfi» r sponding secretary. Miss Patricia this pattern —add 15 cents fol position on the Charter Study?", raised of thiie Stein is senior class adviser. original stories, poems, riddles Sara Einneran and Edwina Be; each pattern for first-class mail- mellowness of our truej colonial d««or, you and jokes. In other elections, Robert num, fifth grade; Samra Wingei ing and special handling. Send to can r*Ux and enjoy the finatt of foods ax- candidates at the League ,of Women Voters The two classes exchangee Walker was named president of ter, Wendy Schadt, Melanie Stoi Laura Wheeler^ Tha Red Bank Forum in Leeds Hall on Thursday, October 24th. newspapers. The papers were pertly praparad to your taita . • • You'll the junior class, Cordie Meeks, and Michael Zicus, fourth grade Register, Needlecraft Dept., P.O produced in the classes of Mis; liki our menu and moderate prices. Com» In Mr. Kavalek stated: ice president; Pat Marcello, Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, Gwen Angerole and Mrs. Lillian Kathleen Stone and Stephan treasurer; Donna Hartzell, re- New York 11, N. Y. Print plain- and join ui soon. . , • Raye. Deutsch, third grade. ;• "I am very happy to re-state my position on cording secretary, and Joan Tem- ly pattern number, name, ad- the Charter Study. It'is no different now than itl kc, corresponding secretary. dress and zone. - Mrs. Patricia Lichtenberg and DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank^etJuim BIGGEST BARGAttHa Needle- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK was three (3) years ago. At that time, I clearly Russell Macaluso are junior class craft History! New 1934 Needle- stated that I was NOT against a Charter Study. advisers.; craft Catalog has over 200 de- However, I felt then, as I do now, that the Mary Reilley heads the sopho- signs, costs only 25c! A "must" LINCROFT INN VOTERS ALONE SHOULD DECIDE THE ISSUE. more class. Joyce Trigg. is vice you knit, crochet, sew, weave, president; Carol Hawkins, treas- raider, quilt, smock, dp NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD ' This position was even more strongly empha- urer, and Barbara Stern, record- 'elwork. Hurry, send 25c 741-9755 ing secretary. Gerald Melnick is :ht now! L sised when I cast the first YES vote to place the class adviser. - question on the ballot, which incidentally resulted Thomas Keevil is president of in,a 3-2 split decision, whereas a no vote would Ihe honor society. Richard Mai- zel is vice president; Mary Al- have defeated the proposal. garetti, secretary, and Randy Ralph, treasurer, I qualified my YES vote by stating—'that in ' keeping with the true concept of Democrapy— Buying or selling? Use the this was the only fair way to handle the question' Register Classified for quick re- sults.—Advertisement. —feeling that 'we should NOT deny the voters 1 the right to decide for themselves—this is our . American Heritage'. fWHERE'D\ AS a result of the pleas of friends or foes of J.E60 7J the Charter Study for me to publicly announce my vote prior to going to the polls, I have care- fully re-examined my position. Since any such announcement may tend to or after the gomo...or for a tasty snack influence the thinking of some voters and the ...bring your data to McDonald's. It's always ultimate outcome of the question, and be in di- osure to dine here. Our Hamburgers—made with rect contradiction to my principle that the voters H« left in "pure beef ground fresh daily—are served hot decide for themselves, I will not permit myself grid on toasted bun. Our Shakes are the good a hurry to he 80^! LOOK AT MY Ff»acfiA« L!—Sd kind. Our French Fries—crisp, golden, to be a part of such influence—but rather abide wouldn't miss piping hot—you never had 'em so good, by the will of the people." the fun at lay for the tastiest food in town at prices HAROLD FOULKS -> the . . .. "I mdom Hili policy 100%. " ^ The Georgian loo* fer th* geldaa mrchit ERNEST G. KAVALEK- Mar-Mat • All t«e S«l«et ye« tm P«rrt«*i HAROLD BUD FOULKS COCKTAIL 10UN9I Rolls ami lufte FILET This was releneJ t» all nawipapen October, 10, IH). 321 lay Av« Pill tor hjr Mlddlelowrit Republican ,C»mpilw Commute' (Jerry Col&y, »tr. OHNALLYIAR of Fivt Corners) MIDDLETOWN Candidates' Wivp& t I A Suspenseful Wait on the"Sideliri^s By HELENS MOORE consideration, as long u life re- busy signal, finally gave up tod he Monmoutb County Federa- schedule of three/ -fieetlnji. tumi to some semblance of tot- wrote t letter. tion of RepubUcu Women where he didn't sty "1^," to the re- Register Women's Page Editor malcy. Mrs. Moody otimatt* she her- she is on the board of directors nest, or even "Maybe." She and is a member of the hospi- lade it, and right on time. Next Wednesday morning, If she were asked to describe self spends approximately three- tality committee. But years ago when Sen. SJout when the?! intake of battle has the activity In the Moody*' Mid- fourths of her day on the tele- Always Co-operative lade hi* first bid tor poUUcil lifted, no two persons in Mori' dletown horn* Airing the last few phone — receiving township mouth County will be more re- business calls or calls connected "When you call on her the is ffice, she wts not so inWirdly weeks. Earl Moody's w«e could very ec-operative," reports fed- imposed, "the first tim* I lieved than Nancy Stout and reply with the true story of a with her husband's campaign tor Lynn Moody. the state Senate. eration president Ann Fiynn of eard Dick speak In public, I woman election worker who a nervous wreck," she Ma- Whether the warriors return Although not an official rttff tried to reach Mayor Moody ' The controversial heart oj ssed. ., horiw with'their shields or on there by telephone. She made member of the Moody for Sena- tor Wea.dqu.artersf-tke.Jiaa done this year's election campaign More recently, when Sen. Stout them wiH almost be (secondary 20 attempts, each time got a ppeared in a televised debate her share of tol»pliod« squad in Monmouth County has work for (the Democratic 'party ith his opponent, the mar- nd is a member of the Middle- been tht battle between the ialled a houseful of company, town Township Women's Demo- Republican incumbent, Sen. II six children and a news hotographer into their proper cratic Club and the Women's Richard R. Stout, and his Democratic Club of Monmouth laces, and then sat dawn to County. .„ Democratic challenger, May- 'atch herself. She reports, "I or Earl Moody of Middle- ersonally feel that he was very The Moodys' current galloping ood and he knew what he was • pace Is further complicated by town. liking about." concern for five-year-old Dana, In the third of a series an appealing dark-haired charm- Mrs. Stout is the former r, who just recently broke her on candidates wives. The lancy Tucker of Bethlehem, Pa. SEN. RICHARD STOUT left arm for .Die second time In Register interviews Mrs. he senator's family includes letsy, 16; Penny, 15; Tucky, 12; several months. Stout and Mrs. Moody. and Mrs. Stout, above, Hck,. Jr., 9; ; Susan, 4, and 10- Any interests , other than ionth-old Nancy.. Other well- catch up on the latest re- J those connected with Earl Deal — again that illusion of all wed boarders in their West Al- ports from the political Moody's candidacy are "impos- the time in" the world. snhurst home are a pony named" sible until after the election." She served graciously as a 'eanuts, a basset hound who front. At left, Mrs. Stout She has definite viewj on most hostess recently at a federation nswers to Phoebe, and Monty, uith Nancy, 10 montld] q *od i«..n*u»Uy not party,.but.tnjpteyj*~Mri, afraid to express them. Ai for Marcus Daly, wife of the Free- Susan, 7, and Peanuts. . speaking publicly, she has dis- holder, at clock-watcher. She covered that any opinion she was in «. hurry:, (well-camou- voices is assumed by everyone flaged) to "get home ttfber FALL to be the same as her hus- youngest, 10-month-old Nancy. MAYOR EARL MOODY band's, "and that's not neces On the day she was asked to sarily the case at all." and Mrs. Moody, right, pose with her husband for a Queried on the subject of poll- Register photographer, the had relax in their Middletown ics and family life, she replied, home,' pnd below, Mrs. •I realized what the effect on family life would be when Earl Moody uitk Wayne, 14, first went Into municipal poli- and Dana, 5. tics, but I felt the township would be better off with his services. I have considerable respect for his abilities." On opposition attack: "IT It's on the issues, I fee) Earl's op- ponent is entitled to bis opinions. I have been upset, however, over the private detective business. This is the first year we've been involved in that kind of thing.' This is a reference to Mayor Moody's report two weeks ago that a private detective agency MEL STIMfLM • had been employed to conduct an THE investigation in his home town in Mississippi. Receives Fine MOST (It has been rumored that BEAUTIFUL PAIR— Thanks... there are actually only two ways Hero's Welcome to your wonderful to react to political attack — "You're a real hero f" ex- YOU ANd"•! moodily or stoutly.) Response we or* claimed a grateful homemaker to Fourteen-year-old Wayne, Mel Stempler upon viewing the ENLARGING! exquisite like-new beauty his for ... sophomore at Middletown Town- amazing Adjust-A-Drape Clean- Lots of new ship High School where his fa- KAYSER • Draperies • Slipcovers US and Fold Finishing Process ther formerly taught English, • Bedspreads • Blinds items coming in had restored to her home's ex- SEAMLESS every day. shares the family's political pensive draperies. I Shades • Curtains ervor. Two years ago when his You see, at the Stempler Val- HOSIERY Complete Installation Service WHY NOT father was elected to tiie Town- et Drapery Service Company, 955 It't the remarkably imoeth Bergen St., Newark, their ex- SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE IN SOON hip Committee Wayne organized fitting fashion sheer that a boys' club called Young clusive Adjust-A-Drape Process 747-4422 eliminates ail "distoratlon head- lets everyone know just Demos. Keeping pace perhaps aches" plus enhances the beauty how really beautiful you with the elder Moody's expand- of even the most expensive drap- feel. And to ihow how ing political horizons, he has eries. Stempler's service in- since re-christened the group cludes . drapery removal* clean- really beautiful you can M,nnmouth Demos. Ing, storage and rehanglog foofc^fcerV* Keyser se«m- Stempler's have been re... leii in every luscious hue, nized for their superior quality to complement your every "Earl used to spend a gresl since way back in 1910 when the Open Sunday 11 to 5 White St. Delicacies deal of time with Dana," sty: firm was founded by Abe Ctemp- outfit. That'*: K«y*«r Dally 9 to 5:30 Friday 'HI ?.—Doily 'HI * the candidate's wife somewhal ler. It 1* still family owned and seamless . . . the livelier, s Wed. & Frl. 'til i ' Exit SI Garden 8UU Fulmar wistfully, "He had her working operated by Mel Stempler and longer tatting itockingi. East mi Bt. 31 to (tat twirio in multiplication last year, but his three brothers: Harry, Sol (We're speaking of tne 468 Broad St., Shrewsbur and Dave. Bismarhs Are Murder on Dieters that's all stopped now, and she fit and the color). misses it. So do I." ingredients of the »t a n d a r ustomers seem to be well-satis- RED BANK - What is a Bin- 1 The stock Moody phrase for fit*. recipe. It's what Mr. Harrisoi ied that they have 45 varieties to mark? anything as recreational as read- 1.35 NOW 99* does "after those ingredients'an :hose from daily. It's a hot-dog shaped"doughnut, ing, traveling or just a quiet din- mixed that makes it a specialty- 'lined" with a, blueberry filling Mr. Harrison also makes spe- ner with friendj, Is "after the pairs $2.80 and topped with whipped cream. these are his own baker's se :ial bulk orders for organizations election." crets. tod clubs at 20 per cent dis- the 'II you're on a diet. . .it's "Everything has to wait unti "There are five hours to tnak »unt for selected trays and va- CALL murder." after the election," »ays Lynn ing one doughnut or a 100," Mi ie'ties. He states that every vg- Daniel Harrison made the Moody, and leaves no doubt thai PRoipecf 6-5955 Harrison commented. He is ir iety in Harrison's Do-Nuts and statement. He ought to know. Crullers shop^ freeze "beautiful- she means what she says., CLOTHE/ Ranney School He's a Red Banker who has had troducing new selections . dail; y"—just in case there are any 18 years specializing the making and he says he will continue i eft over. Senator's Wife of doughnuts and crullers ex- do so. SEND FOR BROCHURE! Born and raised in Red Bank, Twelve years of experience as STEMPLER'S clusively. The "Bismark" is just Today's specialty Is "Souther a state senator's wife have given TEEt Mr. Harrison's father, Irving one of the 40 to 50 varieties he's Fried Pies.".Shaped like a>turr Nancy Stout an imperturbable Famous Since 1910 Hit SHREWSBURY learned to _ make while ap- over, it has a pie dough bas rlarrison, now retired, and living RUMSON ASBURY PARK vith his wife in Hackettstown, air which sometimes gives Die III PICKUP AND DILIVIRY tar SHOPS prenticed to t^e late Charles rolled out paper thin, with eithe impression that she has all the l«m*a, Offltu, M*t*t«. *4*«aiit** 'ormerly worked at the Earl mi IniUtMtl.ni, Bread St. Shrewsbury Gehlhaus whose name was syn- an apple, blueberry or lemon til time in the world. onymous with doughnuts in the ing topped with vanilla icing. iepot. The late William Har- rison, Daniel's grandfather, for- Nothing could be farther from more than 50 years the family "My boys hide them in th merly worked for the borough ol the truth. Although It may be ZIP SERVICE ran bakeries in Highlands, and frying room for their ow Enroll Now! Red Bank. courteously concealed, Che usual Middletown. snacks," Mr. Harrison laughe |y has one eye on the clock, a You Call - We Install Mr. Harrison is now on his explaining that the pies are tti Daniel is married to the former portion of her mind on her six V own. He has opened a doughnut favorites of his personnel whet Joan Bellavance, daughter of Mr, children, and mentally posted DANCECLASSES PHONE CA 2-3\n \ specialty shop—a first business operation bake and fry is co and Mrs. Joseph Bellavance, somewhere, a schedule of her • BALLET • TAP «TOI venture for the 32 year-old dough- ducted at 107 and 109 Summ Highlands. next six appointments. • BATON • ACROBATIC H. KAABE GLASS CO. nut baker who lost the title of Ave., Belford. This story cannot be left o She is friendly in a quietly un apprentice a long time ago. Mr. With all due respect to thos high-calorie note. Mr. Harri- pretentious manner, readily • JAZZ • BALLROOM Harrison was with Mr. Gehlhaus who profess to be on a die son says that the French cruller, helpful when the need arises, and TOTS . TEENS • ADULTS for 16 years until his death. Mr. Harrison adds his observ by itself—no sugar coating, yo gives an Impression of forth WINDSHIELDS! What Mr. Harrison has taken tion that the diet is thrown can "eat all you want of them, Tightness while choosing her 5*9-551 Broadway, Long Branch to heart.is the late Mr. Gehl- the winds and butter crea they're 75 per cent eggs." LEAH MAUER Studio of Dance vyords^ with care. 37 I. haus' statement "You can only doughnuts seem to be the favo Pardon us. Please pass the -She hasn't much opportunity WONT STRUT. RED IANK 747 . 95;] get out of it what you. put into ite. chocolate whipped cream dough to exercise the latter talent since it." This means the best of in- He has on occasion had uniqu nuts. All gone? How about a cus- she refuses to comment on mat- NOTHING SUCCEEDS .IKE gredients. Fresh eggs, shortening requests .that he has filled—sue tard cream? ters political. and sugar are the simple basic as green doughnuts. But moi "I just never have," shejayi CATERED PARTIES! There's no Trick to Havlng-Ex. •"That's not up to mr.'r' 57 VARIATIONS ON THE tra Cash. You Get It Fast When But like a good Republican You Use The Register Classified. wife, she has been a dependable —Advertisement. worker for the past 12 yeiars in THEME OF GOOD TASTE From a buffet to JUNIOR Your rang* of choteiMi Im- banquet, we'll and rnaaiurably »nrlctnd by th* ieop* of our n*w cellac- make ike TEEN DON'T MISS (ion of fabrics. Naw igni, n*w id**i, occasion naw colors pro. COATS vida an inflnlfa memorable.! in a wide THE BOAT! vori*»y for your •aliction . . Wt selection of would I i k • to When we cater your party you can ba sure styles and colors. you wk»t that the qualify of ths food and the fitiene Sizes can b» dona of the iervice will win the lincere applause wllh »ham. of all who attend. Suggestions, estimates 5 thru 13 free. Also motor ennti • and ski jackets

Phone or come in for free lilt of t\) cruises. Make your winter vacation Harris Caterers plant at once or you may mill the Junior boat. Space is going f«it. No strv- •[ 23 years of distinguished service ice charge. . No charge for estimates, of course CALL 291-2404 Bazaar Open Saturday 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. ALLEN PETERSEN TRAVEL AGENCY M. SILBERSTEIN 36 HARDING ROAD SH 1-5550 RED BANK .Interior Designs • Fuhtiture . Draperies • Slipcovers 25 MECHANIC ST. 741 • 1742 RED MNK To DUcuti Seed For thMren't Home RED BANK REGISTER Friday, ftpwmber I, 1963-21 i at 8:IS p.m. IB Feltovr. men'! Astocitttoa of Westminster Ihlp House, TjiKWl Rd. Gutft Anjtidunce Engagements Church will mett speaker wiU be William Meskill, jKjunc superintendent of Long Broach RED BANK — Announcement „ REISER-STEELE Middletown Prepares schools and president of "Youth is made by Mr. and Mrt. Peter NEW. SHREWSBURY-Mr. and Schukoff, 95 Herbert St., of the Unlimited." He will discuss the Mrs. Henry G. Steele, 70 Clover- CLAUDIA'S engagement of their .daughter, need for a children's home in Miss Erika' Schukoff, to Pvt. dale Cir.. announce the engage- Monmouth County. Fpr Annual Art Show Henry Clemens, U. S. Army, son ment of their daughter, Miss be held Nov. 8, 9 and 10 in Har- Devotions will be led by Mrs. MIDDLETOWN—The sixth" an- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clement, Marilyn Louise Stee!e;~to PFC mony School, at Murphy and Har- David Vandejhoof. Mrs. Robert nua[ Community Art Show spon-, Clement La., Hazlet. Joyd L. Reiser, U. S. Army. He mony Res. Works of area pro- Skinner and Mrs. Alfred Blom- sored by the Middletown Town- Miss Schukoff, a graduate of fessional and amateur artists and quist will serve as hostesses. The is the son of Col. (USA-Ret) and ship Recreation Commission will Mtw for Fall cmd Red Bank High School, is em- photographers will be on exhibit. men of the church are invited ployed by Electronics Assistance Mrs. Lloyd M. -Reiser of Santa The showbill be competitive, to attend this open meeting. Corp., Red Bank. Monica, Calif. CAR COATS with 15 prises awarded in the Her fiance, a graduate of Key- U all Hw wanted Miss Steele was graduated from To Speak adult exhibits. Classes of compe- fabrics and FLOW TO NEEDY port High School, is stationed Sftninole High School,' Sanford, with the Army in Fort Gordon, tition include professional works NEW YORK (AP) - Clothing, Fla., and is employed by the Ga. On Monday in all mediums, amateur oil and Important Collection food and medical supplies valued Monmottth County Heart Asso- watercolors and photography for of College Fashions at $5,271,405 were shipped by ciation, Long Branch. the professional and amateur. Sil- Lutheran World Relief Inc. to 15 DIVINEY-MOLONEY Mr. Reiser attended William To AAUW MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. Dorothy vej bowls and trays will be EXPERT ALTERATIONS countries during the first half of and Mary College and George RED BANK — Cynthia Seton, awarded to the three first place 1963. Moloney, 168 Kings Hwy., an- Washington University. nounces the engagement of her author of "I Think Rome Is Burn- categories. 12» MARKHAM PLACE Miss Erika Schnkafi daughter, Miss Susan M. Malo- An electronic engineer with ing," will speak Monday at Art work will be received Nut to little Silver School There's no Trick to Having Ex- ney, to William P. Diviney, Jr., Jansky and Baily, Washington, a branch meeting of the Amer- Thursday, Nov. 7, from 10 a.m. LITTLE SILVER tra Cash. You Get it Fast When son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. D.C., he is completing a tour of ican Association of University to 7:30 p.m. Maureen Deakin, art FHONI 747-9134 You Use The Register Classified. Diviney, Sr., 1027 Grossmere duty with the U.S. Army Women. The meeting will take supervisor for the recreation —Advertisement Ave., Wanamqssa. stationed at Fort Hauchuca, place at 1 p.m. in ^Shrews- commission and artistic director The bride-elect, a graduate of Ariz. bury Presbyterian Church Hali, of the show, will direct the hang- Red Bank Catholic High School, A June wedding is planned. Sycamore Ave. ing of the exhibits. , , WE is a senior at Newark State Col- Miss Seton, a Smith graduate, The show will be open to the , lege. KA1BAN-S1DERMAN is the wife of a psychoanalyst and public Nov. 8 from.7 to 9; Nov. 2 ' Mr. Diviney,' a graduate of SHREWSBURY - Mr. and the mother of five young chil- from 1 to 5 p.m., and Nov. ,10' ARE Asbury Park High School, is at- Mrs. Joseph Siderman, 41 Obre dren. Though she grew up in from 1 to 4 p.m. A reception and tending Monmouth Radio Elec- tea for the exhibitors will be PI., announce the engagenment New York, she makes her per- tronics Institute. Both are part- manent home in Northampton, held from 4 to'5 p.m., closing of their daughter, Miss Carole time employees at Bamberger's Mass. day. Monmouth, Eatontown. Ann Siderman, to Kenneth L. Kai- For the past six years Miss Artists may register in advance man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Seton has been writing a weekly with the recreation office or reg- • McGRATH-SCHENCK Kaiman, 183 Navesink River Rd., column for the Berkshire Eagle ister their works at the Harmony BEtFQRft ^ MH: R. Schenck, 1M Seventh St, an- Miss Siderman, a graduate of writing her much talked about nounces the' engagement of her book, Miss Seton said, "This is •daughter, Miss Rosemary Red Bank High School, is attend- ing Monmouth College, West not so much a/journal of my Schenck, to Thomas S. McGrath, life these last few years as a Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long Branch. She is employed by MURALS registry of events, foreign and S. McGrath, Sr., 35 Brainard the Asbury Park Press in the domestic, that have bounced Hond painted on any wall - Ave., Port Monmouth. circulation department of the Red Bank office. against my mind and heart and Miss Susan M. Moloney The bride-elect, a graduate of mostly my nerves." CALL 842-3513 Middletown Township High Mr. Kaiman was graduated Schenck School and the Asbury Park Busi- from Middletown Township High ness College, is employed by School and Rutgers University Maxwell A. Brown Associates, with a bachelor of arts degree in Operetta Set Bradley Beach. journalism. He is an area sales Mr. McGrath, also a graduate manager for Henry M. Snyder For Tonight GET A Middletown Township High and Company, Inc., New York, HEAD START HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS IN THE EARLY School, is employed by New Jer- export representatives for Ameri- ASBURY PARK - Gilbert and AMERICAN and COLONIAL TRADITION sey Boiler Repair, Newark. can Publishers. Sullivan's comic operetta, "The ON A Gondoliers," will be presented LOVELIER tonight aid tomorrow night at YOU! 8:30 in the Methodist Church AAUW Lists Meetings Let us show you here. • ":• RED BANK -, The An Group nd other books by Morris West how modi lovelier 20 Broad St., Red Bank In the cast'are Howard Stokes, of the,Northern Monmouth Coun' to be discussed. Phone 741-2646 Allenhurst, as the Duke of Plaza ' you'll look with a n«w ty Branch, American Association The Art of the Essay will be 24 toon of Toro; Matthew Drummond, At- and becoming hair- of University Women, will meet iiscussed'in the Afternoon Liter- Quality and Strvlc* lantic Highlands, as Luiz; Wil Nov. 11 and Nov. 25 in the home do, styled in easy-fo- ture Group on Nov. 11, 2 p.m., Ham Shoppel, Neptune, as Don of Mrs. Leon A. Abel, 107 Queens in the home of Mrs. Leland W. Alhambra del Bolero; Harold care-for lines by our Dr. South, Little Silver. Both Crafts, 170 Hudson Ave.,- Red Rainear, West Allenhurst, Gui- experts. ' meetings will begin at 1 p.m. Bank seppe; George Polhemus, Wana- Mrs. H. Glenn Rodman, 95 Le- Mrs. Raymond F. Johnson will massa, Marco; Betty Hall, 'Nep- land Ter., tfew Shrewsbury, will ead the Music Appreciation tuntunee * citCityy , pu be the hostess for the Community of Plaza Group on Nov. 25, 1 p.m. in her . Barbara Miss Carole .Slderman Problems Group Nov. 15 at noon. Toro Kallini, Wana- RUMSON BEAUTY SALON Particular problems of the corn- home, 355 River Rd., Fair Haven. Uassa, Casilda; Mrs. Matthew unities in the area will be dis- ThTho WorlWld ProblemProbl s GrouGp Drummond, Gianetta; Mrs. By- 842-2020 issed. will have as its topic "Democra- ron Holrnes, Otiean Grove, Tes- cy and Dictatorship in Latin s2i ana William Shoppell, 28 WASHIHGTOH STREET RUMSOH The Drama Groups will meet DO ALL NEW KITCHENS America" when it meets in the inei_ styling by Nov. 20, 11:30 a.m., and home of Mrs. L. R. Bowyer, 4 LOOK ALIKE TO YOU ? ov. 21, 8:15 p.m. Ned Court, Middletown, on Kov.| 108-YE/VR-OLD PREACHER SHIRLEY 1AHECZK0 and ELLA GWMOR A program on the educating ot 13, at 8:15 p.m. above-average child will be SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP* — specializing in If io — make yours different with a new iven by, the Education Group on The Rev. Mary E^ S^ver has preached in the cWirch she COLORING • HAIR CUTTING ' Crown Kitchen . . . designed to your lov. 21, at 8:15 p.m. founded — Little Zipn United needs, space and personal tastes. The French Conversation Freehold Club Holiness Church — almost every PERMANENT WAVING ' Spftcialijisd planning makes the differ-' iroup will meet on Nov. 14, 1:30 Sunday for more' than a half- • ' .'. encB, . .' Be convinced by visiting. out1' ;- '.m., in the home of Mrs. Julian To Hold Ball FREEHOLD — The second an- century. She now is 108 years new showroom. Hake, Black Point Horseshoe, old. umson. nual Harvest Moon Ball of the Junior Woman's Club of Freehold Mrs. Sylvia Meehan, home will take place tomorrow II (tension agent for Monmouth Gaslight, Lakewood. A buffet ounty, will talk on "Food Fads Next to Middletownl GROWN KITCHENS TODAY dinner will be served. Proceeds I id Fallacies" to the members ( Shopping Center I MIDDLETOWN POOD SALE, WSCS of Christ will be used for the club's charity [ HIGHWAY 35 the Gourmet Group on Nov. 19,projects. HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWK (71-2552 Methodist Church of Fair Haven, 15 p.m., in the home of Mrs. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the former Chairmen of the event are Mrs. | iurence Weber, 15 Quail Dr., foseph E. Mack and.Mrs. Mi- Fair Hav6n Bakery, Fair Haven iddletown. Shopping Center. chael Madden. Aides, are Mrs.|[ HOLIDAY BAZAR, Red Bank The Morning Literature Group Walter Earle and Mrs. Douglas FAMOUS BRAND Chapter of the Eastern Star, ill meet on Thursday at 9:30 Steel, tickets; Mrs. William Free- ' hove you heard? a.m. to 9 p.m., Masonic Temple, m. in the home of Mrs. Charley man, ad book; Mrs. Edward 152 Maple Ave., Red Bank. ickerson, 80 Battin Rd., Fair Brock and Mrs. Donald Swertz- WORLD COMMUNITY DAY aven, with "I Think Rome Is foyer, decorations. Program, United Churchwomen urning" by Cynthia Seton and Music will be by Bob Melnick of the Greater Red Bank area. 8 fhe Shoes of the Fisherman" and the Tempos. p.m., Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. SHOES ashionFair TOMORROW COLLEGE DAY, N. J. Federa- THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT RESPONSE TO OUR ion of Women's Club, Douglass College, New Brunswick. Regis- the truth about ANNIVERSARY SALE. 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HOLY TRINITY ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL PROTESTANT CHAPEL ALL SAINTS'EPISCOPAL ' EV. LUTHERAN CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL ' CT. JAMES CATHOLIC Belford Red Bank Rumjon Red Bank Fort Monmouth umst Naveslnk Red Bank Red Bank • The schedule of services for The service of matins will be In obtervance of' Loyalty Sun- Confirmation classes for young Late Sabbath services tonight Sunday, low Masses will be The sacrament of Holy Com- day, the Rev.' Dr. Charles S. will be at 8:30. The congregation :elebrated at 6, 7, 8, 9, IS and munion will be administered at Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will iunday Is:" 8:30 a.m., Holy Com- ead Sunday at 7:40 a.m. At 8' Mople meet tomorrow at 8:45 lv« a communion meditation at Webster will preach at the 9:15 will be host to the Regional 1 in the church and 9, 10 and services''Sunday. At the Camp nunion; 9:30 a.m., family serv- ,m., the service of Holy Eucha- nd 10 a.m. The adult class will the 11 a.m. service Sunday. The and 11 a.m services on "Is Our Convention of the United Syna- 11 o'clock in the auditorium. At Wood chapel sendee-at 9. a.m.,- ce of Morning Prayer, .church ist and sermon. Sung Eucharist meet at 11 a.m. • ' Lord's Supper wtyl be served. The Christianity Appealing to Our gogue Youth, beginning with a noon a sung Mass will be offered Chaplain John S. Snyder wjll school: 11 a.m.. Holy Communion d sermon at 9:30 a.m. At both Holy Communion will be ad- following new members will be Sense of Obligation?" supper, Jeffrey ;Cohen will serve with the men's choir and the preach on "Do You Take God and sermon by Rev. Harry R rvices the U.T.O. offering will • ministered at the 9:20 and 11 received: Or. and Mrs. WlUiam rabbi and Marc Scharff as congregation singing the liturgi- Seriously?" lorenser% s collected. At 9:30, the pre- At 9:15 and 11 a.m., church .m. services Sunday. Sunday Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs,, Edward cantor. Madeline Bragar will cal.music. The sermon at all the At general services at the pott The schedule Of activities for ichooT children will meet in the school for the nursery through chool meets at 9:20. The adult Miller, Mn. Erma Watte and chant the candle blessing. Oth- Masses will be by Rev. Edward chapel at 11 o'clock, Communion he week is: ' indercroft: After this service, the eighth grade will, meet. Bible class will meet at 10:15 Mn. Betty Nhare. A special of- At 9:15 a.m. the adult class es who will participate in th« Garry, C.S.P., who will speak of will be administered by Chaplain Sunday: 6:30 p.m., Episcopal :hurch school will meet. .m^ in the navel fering will be. received for the ! will meet in the associate min- service are: Ellen Goldberg, Jan- the work of the Paullst Missions. Carlton R. Howells and Chaplain Sfoung Churchmen meeting in the Sunday at 7 p.m., the Y.P.F. will A discussion on Jessica Mil Ministers and Missionaries.' Ben- parish house. ister's study. et Goldstein, Richard Lehrbaum, The sacrament of baptism will inyder, who will preach. old its monthly service of Eve- ord's best-selling book, "The Margaret Siegel, Robert Siegel, efit Fund. Church school meets Tuesday: 8:30 p.m., adult con- ilng Prayer, followed by a busi- At 6:30 p.m. Fellowship Group idmlnlstered Sunday afternoon Lutheran services will be held merican Way of Death," will Joel Scharff and Sally Sklar, The at 9:45 u. preceded by the lay- Irmation class in the rectory. • less meeting. for, 7th graders will meet in be held Sunday at 6 p.m. In the it 1:38 p.m. At least two days it 9 o'clock in the Myer Hail sermonette will be delivered by leaders circle in the Clay- Wednesday: 8.p.m., Episcopal The service of matins at 8:45 Westminster Hall; communicants parish house. Frank and Sally previous arrangements must be chapel with Chaplain Howelli of- ton Room at 9:30. Jane Chasnow, executive vice- Churchwomen meet in the parish .m. and Holy Eucharist at 9 class for 8th graders and Youth Binkowski will be the discussion made with one of the priests of ficiating. The Jr. HI and Sr. Hi.BYF president of the. Northern .New house. .m. will take place each day Seminar study classes for high leaders. the parish by the parents of the The Army Signal School Troop ;roups will meet Sunday at 6 Jersey Region of the USY. Can Saturday: 10 a.m., junior con luring the week with the exeep- school students will meet. Priscilla Circle will meet Tues- candidates for baptism. Command services at Myer Hall i.m. followed, by the evening die lighting time is at 4:34 p.m. irmation class in the parish ion of Friday. At 7:30 p.m., Fellowship Group day at 11 a.m. in the parish Daily Mass is offered at 8:25, at 10 o'clock will be led by Chap- iraise service at' 7:30. On Saturday from 4 to 4:30 for 9th graders will meet in house. Ruth Circle will meet at Sabbath morning services are and 8 o'clock. lain Paul E. Johnson who will the church executive board preach on "Three Questions." .m. the sacrament- of penance Combs-DeVoe. Memorial Room; p.m. at 10. JUnlor congregation will The sacrament of penance will meeti Monday at 7:30 p.m. ill be administered. '; Fellowship Group for 10 - 12th attend services In the main sanc- 8 administered on Saturday Vesper services will be held The Girls Guild will meet Tues- ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Wednesday at noon the- St. graders will meet in the youth CHRISTIAN SCIENCE tuary, which will be conducted from 4 to t and 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the post chapel at 7:30 with day at 7 p,m. In the annex. Miss Keassburg lement's Guild will meet. .At 4 parlor. Red Bank by members of the USY. Joel Confessions are also beard dally Chaplain Johnson offlcatlng. A Diana Clltie will present the pro- Sunday Masses will be at 7 Scharff will read the Torah, The during the 8 o'clock Mass and Him, "God of Creation," will .m the children's confirmation At 8 p.m., the Geneva - Wes- The Golden Text at services gram "Candles For the Lord." 9, 10, II and noon. sermonette will be delivered by after the Novena service Mon- be presented. The midweek service of pray- :lass will meet.,At 8 p.m.; the ley Fellowship will meet at the lunday will be this verse from Daily Masses will be celebrated Richard Heller, president of the day evening. Young Adults will meet at t er and Bible study is Wednesday idults class willmeet. • Red Bank Methodist Church. Isaiah (45:17): "Israel shall be ,t 7 and 8 a.m. except on first Northern New Jersey Region. The adult religion course will p.m. in the post chapel lounge, at 7:30 p.m. rrldays when hours will be al The J.Y.C. group will attend a Tonight: 8 p.m., canteen' for saved in the Lord with an ever- lasting slavation: ye shall not be After the Sabbath lunch Rabbi be held Thursday evening Winnie Hohman will lead the dli- The sewing group meets Thurs- -:30 and 8 a.m. Halloween party at Keyport, Fri- seventh and eighth graders in Gilbert S. Hosenthal will speak 8:30 in the hall of Red Bank cusskm. ay from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. day at 7:30 p.m. Westminster Hall. Hart Webber ashamed nor confounded world On Holy Days, Masses will be on: "Family Judaism." The teen- Catholic High School, Broad St. The Senior High Fellowship offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 will be the caller and instructor without end." The classes are open to all Catn- will mi ...„.„ Jtoflsss* y post chapel. Punishment," and Colts Neck dren are permitted at evening Shrewsbury Monday: 9 a.m., Tower Hill co- Chaplain Snyder leads a Prot- Rev. Samuel L% Penta will includes also these lines from Sunday morning services are serve as part of the catechumin- Mass. The monthly celebration of the operation Nursery School; 9:30 ate for those who will receive preach at 11 a.m. service Sun- the Christian Science textbook: at 9:15. The Talmud. Class will estant discussion group Wednes- Confessions, will be heard Sat- iacramenf of the Lord's Supper a.m., the spiritual therapy group Baptism at the Holy Saturday day on "Eternal Election" based "We acknowledge God's.forgive- meet at 9:30 with Rabbi Rosen- day at 8 p.m. in Camp Wood urdays, first Thursdays, and on will be observed at the 9:30,,and and the prayer and study group Vigil Service. The priests of St. on. John: 17. The sa'crement of ness of sin in the destruction of thai. The USY service and brunch chapel "Barriers to Belief by the eves of Holy Days, from 11 a.m. services'Sunday. Rev.' will meet in the church parlor; James are conducting the. course, Holy Baptism will be adminis- sin and the spiritual understand- will begin at 10 a.m, Norman F. Langford, is the top- 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to ohn R. Collins will preach on 8 p.m., lecture to new members The Confraternity of Christine tered. Church school Is at 9:45 1:30 p.m. ing that casts out evil as unreal' Hebrew high school will meet Protestant Women of the Chap- 'Spokesman for God." by Dr. Webster on "The Meaning Science and Health with Key to Doctrine will function with the .m. Baptisms will be administered with Eli Orgel Monday at 4:50 el, an Army-wide organization, The Sunday school will meet of Church Membership." High School of Religion for pub- The first meeting of the Cove- every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- the Scriptures by Maty Baker p.m. t 9:00 a.m. and 11 a.m. in the Tuesday: 1p.m.,' the executive Eddy, p. 497). lic high school pupils meeting will have Its second meeting here nant Life Class for adults will ments' should be made a week Sisterhood will have a paid-up church house. committee of the Women's Asso- Thursday evening, at 7 In the Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. be held in the church Monday In advance of the baptism. ciation meeting in the Combs-De membership supper Tuesday at parish room and the Grammar The Women's Bible Study The Junior High and the Sen- MONMOUIH REFORM at I p.m. At 9 p.m. the church Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan I: Voe Memorial Room; 8vp.m., 7:30 p.m. School of Religion for public meets Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. hi ior High Fellowships will meet TEMPLE bowling team will meet at the pastor and Rev. Stanley first session of Tower Hill Adult The board of trustees will meet :rammar school pupils meeting the Camp Wood chapel office. Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in the ohurch Shrewsbury Howell Lanes. Levandoskl and Rev. Frederick School of Religion. Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. A spe- Saturday morning at 9:30. The Officers Christian Union house. Sabbath.eve services will be Tuesday there will be an Elec- A. Valentino are* assistants. cial meeting of the congregation will have a "pot luck" supper The deaconesses will meet at. Wednesday. 9 a.m.. Tower Hill held tonight at 8:30 Rabbi Rich- The Novena devotion in honor tion Day family style turkey din- will be at 9:30. Tuesday evening In the Post 10 a.m. Tuesday in the lounge. cooperative mlrsery school; ard F. Steinbrink will offici- of Mary's Miraculous Medal and ner served in the church school, ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL There will be no religious the service of Benediction of the Chapel Sunday school auditor- The Evening Circle will meet In 12:30 p.m., luncheon meeting of ate. During the oneg shabbat There will be a serving from 11:< Holy Communion will be cele- school on Thursday. The Adult Blessed Sacrament will be held ium. Rev. Wlllard L. Whlttemore, the home of Mrs. Richard Ni-;. Women's Association in Westmin- Steinbrink will lead a lec- 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and again al brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. classes will meet with Mr. Or- on Monday at 8 p.m. missionary to India, will speak, chols at 8 pm. " * ' ster Hall with Mrs. Rudolph Ken- ture-duscussion on "The Jewish 4:30, 5:30. 8:30, and 7:30 p.m There will be a family service nedy, county director oHeader- gel for the elementary Hebrew Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. Monahan is A congregational meeting will View of Death," with special ref- The Adult Bible Class :will meet each Sunday at 10 a.m. Church course and with Cantor Sidney be held in the sanctuary Wednes- ship education of the South Shore erence to the best-selling contro- pastor, assisted by Rev. William PRESBYTERIAN in. the church Thursday at 8 p.m, school children will come to this Scharff for a course in Cantil day at 8 p.m. -•• . • Council of United Church Wom- versial book "The American Way C. Anderson, Rev. Richard A Rumson service with parents and l latiqn at 7:45. Rabbi Rosenthal The trustees will meet in the en, and, Mrs. Leroy Mack, presi- of Death" by Jessica Mltford. Leadem and Rev. Florian J Services Sunday will be at 9:30 ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL for their classes after the Creed, dent of the South Shore Council, will conduct a course in the conference r,opm Thursday ^t 8 The religious school will meet fall. ° and 11 a.m. Rev. Harvey C. Eatontown except on the first Sunday, of die as speakers; 8 p.m., lecture by Psalms at 8:45. p.m. .' • • 2l" *' '• ' "' '* tomorrow at 9 a.m. Doule, Jr., will preach on "Nt Rev. Stanley M. Woolley, Jr, month, when there will be a Hol Dr. Webster. in the chapel on Daily evening services are at The rabbi's confirmation class ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER Greater Love Than This." Rev, vicar, will be ordained to thi Eucharist. All other family serv. "• "The Meaning of Infant Bap- will meet Sunday at 10:45 a.m. :30. EPISCOPAL Stuart G. Leyden, assistant pas- priesthood at Trinity. Cathedral, Ices will be services of mornin HOIJNESS tism." in front of'the Red Bank Post Rumson tor, will assist in the 9:30 serv- Trenton tomorrow. He. will cele- prayer. Long Branch . Thursday: 8 p.m., Christian Office to attend 11 a.m. Mass in JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES There will be a celebration of brate hii first Holy Eucharist Sunday school and Junior Fair Haven There will be a celebration of "Education personnel and recruit- St. James Catholic Church. the Holy Communion Sunday at Church school will meet at 9; 30 at 10 a.m. Sunday. Therefore, the Holy Communion every church, will meet at 10 a.m. The public talk. Sunday at 3 ment committee meeting. Hebrew classes will meet a.m. in the chantry^ 11 a.m. In nursery through sen- there will be no 8 a.m. service Wednesday at 7 a.m. Celebra- Scripture lesson and .prayet i.m. on "What Hope for Lasting Monday at 4 p.m. The confirma- There will be a celebration of ior high. The adult class will Sunday. Church school children tions -of the Holy Communion on lervice for, the sick will be con- Peace?" will be delivered by TRINITY EPISCOPAL tion" class will meet at 8 p.m. Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. meet at 9:30 only, in the lounge. fourth grade and above all re- holy:days will take place as an- ducted by Rtv. B. H. Lawrence, Theodore Wlnn, associate minis- Matawan The confirmation parents will with an address by Rev. Canon At 6:30 p.m., a covered-dish main in the church for this cele- nounced. Rev. Donald G. A. Mac- pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. ter. At 4:15 p.m. the Watchtow- The schedule of services for meet with the rabbi at 7:30 p.m. George A. Robertshaw. supper will be held In the audi- 'ration. The-younger;,children wi Leodffs the vicar. in Westminster Hall. r study will discuss "Everlast- Sunday is: 7:45 a.m., matins The adult study seminar will At 10:30 a.m., Robert McKee torium, followed by a congrega- have their service .In the chi and Holy Communion; 9:15 a.m., ing Good News for the Time of will play a recital on the Mary tional meeting. ' dren's chapel, and classes a: meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST family Eucharist and church the End." Owen Borden Memorial Carillon. Monday at 8:30 p.m., the wen's usual. - • METHODIST ..••.•'•' Red Bank Morganville . school; 11 am. Holy Eucharist EMBURY METHODIST Tuesday at 8 p.m. public Bible There will be a celebration of bowling teams will meet at Elm The fflm(. VBoyhood and Bap •Wli(> it Saved?" will ,be tin Sunday worship servicel»;;tt9] and sermon by Rev, Carroll B. lectures will be held at 50 Mon- Holy Communion with sermon by Lanes. tism" will not be shown after the Little Silver sermon topic of Evangelist C. J .m. Sunday school meets at 10 Hall; 7:30 p.m., evensong The sacrament of Holy Com mouth St. and 11 Clinton PI., the rector at 11 a.m. Tuesday at 10 a.m., prayer fel- 10 a.m. service. Instead, a re- Kirkpatrlck at the 11 a.m. ser Holy Communion will be cele- munion will'be administered. at Red Bank, and at 144 Seventh lowship will meet in the lounge; ception in honor of Father and ice Sunday. "A Review < brated tomorrow, All Soul's Day, the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Sun- Ave., Atlantic Highlands. The 8 p.m., the stewardship commit- Mrs. Woolley will be held in thi REFORMED Judges" will be the subject at 8:30 a.m., and Wednesday at day school win meet at 9:30 a.m. subjects for discussion will be re- Middletown tee will meet in the lounge. parish house. • a.m. in the church hall. The Sunday spectively: "The Way to God in Wednesday at 8 p.m., th 6:30 p.m. Bible classes begin a Rev. Earl D. Compton will Evensong will be at 7:30 Sun- 10 a.m. The schedule of activities foi school collection for the surplus Prayer," "Christ's Return" and preach at the 11 a.m. service School of Faith and Life will day, followed by the film, "Boy The prayers; arid Scripture the week is: food program will begin thi "Who are Jehovah's Witnesses?" Sunday on "Take Your Time. meet in the lounge, Rev. Robert hood and Baptism" . witfv. com- readings Sunday will be By' Wil- Tomorrow: 4 pm., children's Sunday. Regular Bible studies will be held Sunday school will meet at 9:30 C. Rovell, pastor of the First mentaries by Father Woolley. liam G. Duke, Glynn Cope, Wayne confirmation class. The Senior MYF will meet "in. at the following locations: 58 For- Presbyterian Church, Mt. Holly, 'There will be a celebration ol .m. Slifer and John Kondrup. Linda! Sunday: Episcopal Young the church' hall Sunday at 7:3 man'St., Fair Haves; 10 St, will speak on "A Protestant Look Holy Communion Wednesday al The_ senior__and junior Youth Brown will preside at Commun- Churchmen. p.m. Mary's PI., Red Bank; at Roman Catholicism." 9 a.m. The vestry will:meet al Groups will meet Sunday at 7 ion services, assisted by Rogei Monday: 8 p.m., Women ol the pastor's Bible-study class Springdale Ave., New Shrews- I p.m. In the parish house. p.m. in the religous education Kondrup, Don DeBord, Jim Llm TrlnitjL Episcopal Church mem- will meet in the sanctuary bury, and 27 Delaware Ave., Riv- building. BAPTIST ner and Robert Krone. Charle: bership tea with John Wolcott of Wednesday at 1 p.m. Church erside Heights. The Couples' Club will meet New Monmouth REFORMED Whittle is in charge of publ the Volunteer Laymen's Speaker membership classes for 8th grade The ministry school will begin this evening-"at 8 o'clock in the Bible school meets Sunday < a New Shrewsbury announcements. James Elliott Bureau, St. John's Project, Cam- and high school students will Thursday at 7:25 p.m, and will religious education building. 9:30 a.m. Rev. William E. Bis- At both- the 9:30 a.m. and 1 coordinator. den, as speaker. meet in the church hall at 3: IS be followed by the service meet- The' MacNeill Circle will meet grove will preach at the 10:45 a.m. services Sunday, Rev. Isaai p.m. ng at 8:30. The congregation will mee Tuesday: 9 p.m., Alcoholics Monday at 8 p.m. in the religious a.m. Communion service on C. Rottenberg will preach oi Anonymous Monday at 8 p.m. The Junior High MYF will education building. 'Adorn the Doctrine of God," "Listening As a -Way of Loving. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Thursday: 8:30 p.m., adult con< have a Halloween, party in the and at the 7:4$ p.m. service on Sunday school will be held al flrmation class. church hall tonight at 7:30. Bob Shrewsbury • METHODIST A.M.E. ZION 'Stand Fast in "the Faith." 9:30 a.m. Cristadoro is chairman. The confirmation class . will Atlantic Highlands Red Bank The midweek prayer service 1: Sunday at 7 p.m. the Junioi FAITH REFORMED meet today at 4 p.m. Church school meets Sunday inthis Rev. Thomas H. Coursey will Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and Senior Youth Fellowship: Hazlet UNITARIAN Tomorrow, All Souls Day, Rev. 9:30 a.m. Rev. Robert H. Heulitl preach, at.the 9:45 a.m. junior The schedule for the week ii: will meet. Sunday school classes will meet Middletown Anselm Broburg will conduct will preach at the 11 a.m. service church service on "The Soul of Monday: 8 p.m., missionary Wednesday at 8 p.m. the aduli quiet at 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Rev. Harold R. Dean, will special Holy Eucharist service You,th Fellowships meet Su the Sacrament." The new Junioi committee meeting. education class will meet undei Theodore C. Muller will preach preach Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on 9 a.m. day — Junior Hi at 7 and Senii church altar will be dedicated, Thursday: 7 p.m.. Sky Pilot! the direction of the pastor. at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services "The Moral Problem of Today: The schedule of cervices for at 8 p.m. place... Holy Communion will be admin meeting; 7:30 p.m., young peo The first and second year con on "Locating Our Loyalty." Ste- Man's Indifference to Himself. Sunday is: 8 a.m., Holy .Com- The executive board of tl istered. Rev. Mr.''•Coursey will pie's meeting. firmation classes will meel wardship Sunday will be ob- Services are held in the Thomp- munion: 9 a.m., parish Euchar- ; Woman's Society of Christia preach at the 11 a.m. service on Friday: Bykota meeting aftei Thursday at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m served. son School. Church school meets ist, sermon by Father Broburg; Service" will meet Monday at "Life's Crosses." Holy Commun- school; 8 p.m., Christian Couple: Friday/at 8:15 pirn, there wil The schedule of activities for 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m., Holy Eucharist and ser- p.m. ion will be administered and new Club meeting. be an informal evening of fellow the week is: The discussion group "Introduc- mon. The adult Bible study clas The study group on "Our M. members received. ship for couples In the church. Today: 4 p.m., confirmation tion to Unitarianism" will meet will meet after the 9 o'clock sion Today", will meet In Felloi The trustees will meet Mon CHRIST METHODIST class 1; 8 p.m., Brotherhood Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the horn service. ship Hall Tuesday at 8 p:m. day at 7 p.m. The Young Adult Fair Haven-Rumson BIBLE BAPTIST • meeting, visitors training session of Mr. and Mrs. August Stuart Club will meet at 8 p.m. in the Holy Communion will be cel< Hazlet for every member canvass com- 61 Wilshlre Dr., New Shrews BAPTIST ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bar- brated Sunday at the 11 a.m Rev. D. Ross Brittain w mittee;' bury. Leonardo Keyport ren, 50 Steven Ave., New Shrews- service. Rev. James C. Ruperl preach at the 11 a.m. Commun- Tomorrow: 6:30 p.m., congre- The "Ventures Into Thought' The Couples Club will have Sunday services begin wi a book may bury. will preach. The church school ion service Sunday on "A Testec1 gational dinner meeting and elec- discussion group will meet Thurs- smorgasbord tomorrow at 6:30 morning prayer at 7:45 a.m. f Tuesday at II a.m. the serv meets at 9:30 a.m. The confi Foundation." The Scripture Tex tion of consistory members. day at 8:15 p.m. in the home ol p.m. lowed by a celebration of Ho ings of the annual Election Da; matlon-inquiry class will meet at will be Isaiah 28:14-29. Bibli be read that Sunday: every member can- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marks, As- Church school will meet Sun- Communion at 8 o'clock. dinner will begin,. The dinner I: 8 p.m. in the junior room. School meets at 9:45 a.m. Eve vass visitation; 2:30 p.m., youth bury Park Rd., Farmingdale, day at 9:45 a.m. Rev. William The family service is conducd under the auspices of the Senloi ning service Is at 7 o'clock. Pai advisers' meeting in the church; Topic will be "Love." Carr will preach at the 11 a.m. The Woman's Society of Chris at 9:30 a.m. at which time t can lead usher board. tor Brittain will preach on 5:30 p.m., Pilgrim Youth Fel- There will be a Halloween cos service on "Words With Mean- tian Service wilt have a lunch- church school meets," Morn! Tested Faith." lowship box supper in education tume party tonight at 8:30 i ing." The Lords Supper will be eon meeting Monday at 1 p.m. ir prayer will be conducted at youback wing and discussion of "The the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter observed and fellowship offerin HOLMDEL CHURCH the church. Cottage prayer meeting will b O'clock. .; • A bazar workshop will be he Wednesday at 8 p.m, in the hom Bible Goes Around the World." Marvin, 245 Kingfisher Dr., Mid- received, Rev. Mr. Carr wi Sunday school meets at 9:4! There will be a celebration Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in th Tuesday: 8:30 p.m., adult Bible dletown. Mrs. Les Rushing is i preach at the 7:30 p.m. servio a.m. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardl of Mr. and Mrs. M. Honorio, Holy Communion on Wednesd to health class meeting. charge of reservations. on "Making Enemies." will preach at the 11 a.m. serv junior room. The official board Seaview Ave., Keansburg. at 9 a.m. and on Friday at 6: You may have passed by this Wednesday: 8 p.m., Guild fpi The Junior and Senior BYF ice on "Faith and Morals." Thi will meet at 8 p.m. in the junior a.m. quiet place many times-but annual every member canvass room. Christian Service meeting. EMMANUEL BAPTIST will meet Sunday at 6:15 p.m. CALVARY BAPTIST Alcoholics Anonymous w i navenever.enteredit.Yetb.ere Atlantic Highlands Rev. Lloyd S. Bowman wi will be conducted Sunday fter- Oceanport meet ,Wednesday at 9 p.m. in this peaceful room, ready CENTRAL BAPTIST Rev. Dr. Howard M. Ervin, speak at the annual roll call noon. Luncheon will be served KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN The communion meditation for you to read, is a book; that will preach at the 11 a.m. Com- the canvassers by the Ladies Aid Middletown Atlantic Highlands Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Rev. Paul Smith at the 11 a.m CHRIST EPISCOPAL has restored health to many munion service Sunday. Thi Society in Fellowship Hall Im Sunday school meets at 9:31 Sunday school will meet at 9:4! Midweek prayer and Bible service Sunday, will be "Option Middletown -that has renewed and speaker at the 7:30 p.m. scrvici mediately following the morning a.m. Rev. C. Roger Burkins will a.m. Communion will be served study is Wednesday at 8 p.m. or Obligation?" There will be On Sunday there will be a sen strengthened them as they will be Earl Prlckett, Blackwood arvice. preach at the S: 15 and 10:45 a.m, ' a* the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, reception of' new members dur ice of Holy Communion at 8 a.m, have learned, to understand an international director of lh< •«* ST. AGNES CATHOLIC The Young People's Societ. Communion services on "Do /services. Pastor Harry W. Krafl ing the service. Sunday schoo family Eucharist and Sunda: God as the source of their Full Gospel Business Men's Fe > Atlantic Highlands meets Sunday at 7 p.m. in Fel Really Want to Go to Heaven? \will preach. meets at 9:45 a.m. Youth group; school classes at 9:30, Holy Com well-being. It can do this for lowship. A prayer meeting pre lowship Hall. A visitation to the Bayvle The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Am Sunday masses are scheduled meet in the church at 6:30 p.m munion and sermon by Rev you. bassadors and Senior Youth Fel cedes this service at 7 o'clock for 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m The Rifle Club meets Wednes Nursing Home will be held Sun The evening service is at 7:30 Frederick McQunde at 11. lowship wiil meet Sunday at 6:3( Tonight will be the Night o and noon, day at 6:30 p.m. in the indoor day afternoon. The L u t h e i The place is the Christian There will be a kitchen show Adult confirmation class w pm. in the church. Prayer beginning at 10 o'clock The sacrament of baptism range. Leagues will meet at 7 p.m. Science Reading Room; the er in the Annex Tuesday at 8: meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday The' Guild Fellowship will meel The deacons' prayer meeting wi administered every Sunday at The weekday church school wll book, Science and Health p.m. Leeds Hall. Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in the hom< b tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. p!m. Arrangements are to be WESTMINSTER meet Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. with Key to the Scriptures Mid-week prayer is Thursda; There will be Holy Communi of Mrs. Nancy Hueston, 25 Oak Boys' Stockade meets in the made nl the rectory at least two PRESBYTERIAN by Mary Baker Eddy. at 7:30 p.m. and prayers for the sick at land Ave., Leonardo. church each Tuesday at 8:30 days previous by one of the par- Middletown BAPTIST a.m. on Thursday. Stop at a Christian Science p.m. ents. "God's Needs" will be the top- Midweek prayer meeting Middletown HOLY COMMUNION Reading Room soon; read the Mid-week prayer service Daily masses are scheduled for ic of Rev. Harlan C. Durfee'a The Men of Christ Church w Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Communion will be bbservec EPISCOPAL 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the sermon at both worship serv have a dinner meeting at 7: Bible and Science and Health The Women's Missionary So Wednesay at B p.m. at the 10:50 a.m. Sunday servio early mass ij said at the convent Fair Haven p.m. Thursday in' Leeds Hal in the quiet, undisturbed at- ciety will meet Thursday at The Pioneer Girls meet in tin ices Sunday,, at 9:15 a.m. an Rev. John E. Bates will preacl p.m. In the home of Mrs. Morrii church each Thursday—the Pil for the public. 10:45 a.m. Holy Communion will be eel Guest speaker will be Rev. D mosphcro provided for you. on "Renewing Our Covenant.' H. D. McCanaless, of the Churc Borrow this book, free of Joslin, Franklin Ave., Leonardo grims at 3:30 and the Colonist: The sacrament of penance is Church school will meet at tli Church school-will meet at 9:31 brated Sunday morning at at 7 p.m. administered on Saturdays from above hours and Senior Hlgl a.m. o'clock. The family service of the Epiphany, New York Cit charge. Or buy it for yourself. 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. United Presbyterian Youth grou 9:30 will be Morning Prayer wll Library Edition $4. Paper- PRESBYTERIAN A formal convocation Dec. and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. 1 PRESBYTERIAN Lincroft METHODIST will meet at 7 p.m. will observe the merger with thi sermon by Rev. Charles R: La back Edition »1.95.. Atlantic Highlands Sunday school services are n Naveslnk The Miraculous Medal noven Women's Association will mcel United Church of Christ. rence. Church school meets is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m Rev. Richard Anderson 9:30 a.m. Rev. William J. Mill! Rev. John Fuiton will brln Monday at 8:15 p.m. in Fellow A Halloween party will be heli 9:30. Holy Communion will will preach at the 11 a.m. serv the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun ship House. Guest speaker wi! celebrated at 11 o'clock with ser preach at the 9:30 and 11 _.. Christian Science following the junior choir reheai services Sunday. Church scho Ice oi) "Life at the Cross Roads." day worship service. Sunda) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE be William Mesklll, superintend stl Friday at 7 p.m. mon by the rector. The Westminster Youth Fellow- school, with classes for all ages, SOCIETY ent of Long Branch schools. The mld-weeki. service of Hoi; will meet at 9:30 a.m. Senio READING ship will meet in the church Sun- meets at 10:45 a.m. A nurimy Atlantic Highlands Communion will be Wednesda High Fellowship meets at 7 p.m ftOOM BAYSHORE COMMUNITY day at 7 p.m. Ronald Casterlin la provided at the morning wor- Church service and Sunda FRIENDS MEETING at 9:30. Bible class will meet Wednes will be In charge of the discuss thlp aervlce. school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- Shrewsbury Etst Keansburg St. Margaret's Guild will he day at 8 p.rrf. Ion. Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., 19 day's testimony meeting Is at The. Religious Society Sunday school will meet at 9:3(1 a Christmas . sale workshoi 209 BROAD ST. The session will meet in the organlit. The Senior Choir re- 1:15 p.m. Reading room houri Friend*, (Quakers,) meel* every a.m. Rev. Richard R. Schwartz Wednesday tt ,10 a.m. TEMPLE SHALOM church Tuesday at 8 p.m. hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ire Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m, Ftartday, (Sunday,) at 11 urn. will preach at the 11 a.m. Com- There will be no rUvesInk Nu Matawan Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 ind Saturday from I: JO to 4 p.m, The Youth Fellowship will have The Paitor'i Choir rtheanei Flratday school for religious ed- munion service on "When the Oil scry school sessions Thursday o Sabbath evening services Also Friday Eve. 7:30-0:30 except on holidays, a progressive dinner tomorrow. Sunday's at 6 p.m. ucation of children meets at 10: M Flows." Friday. night are at 8:30. V&OL EXTENDS MACH RED BANK REGISTER _. VnHij, Jfowmfrr 1.1963—23 ' (AJP)-Tbl Tomorrow's p F«fctri, 4 RoR m Religious News Ask Prayers in Schools CdiwUc order tint hu »lw»yi Copies ttf Ih* re&Awl'jn were, Men's C0NG«E Lortfs prayer and lichard R. Stout, and Assem- Lemieux, associate editor of the Bank, and Rev. Michael J, Lease, the mission will be carried out Rabbi Dov Chechik will preach Al-Anon Group will meet at 9 of Monmouth County will benefit )lymen Alfred Beadleston and Sentinal Press, New York and pastor of St. Agnes Church, At- )• known as "Long Island." it the 9:30 a.m. senior services p.m. Monday. Bible reading in public schools. from a public auction tomorrow 'rving Keith. 'national director of the Noctur- lantic Highlands and spiritual di- on "Miden Yisrael. the Hoi On Wednesday, Holy Euchar- it the Gould Farm, Middletown- In urging restoration of the nal Adoration Society will be the rector of the Monmouth County Land." ist will be celebrated at I and Venezuela sits atop more thar .incroft Rd. >rayer and Bible reading, the principal speaker at the work- Federation will be workshop 10 a.m. The service of healing Church Design « per cent of the world's knowr Religious school wi!l*meet Sun- The sale will be held from ward said, "We believe this was shop sponsored by the Monmouth advisers. will be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. petroleum reserves. Tht Soutf day at 10 a.m. Rabbi Chechil 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. In case of the intent of our founding fa- County Federation of Holy Name Robert J. McDermott, president The sewing group meets at 11 Story to Go Into American republic is third onlj will address the teenagers meet inclement weather it will be held :hers and is the wish of the ma- Societies in Red Bank Catholic of the county group, will pre- .m. to the United States and th< ing at J p.m. on "A Jew in th Indoors. Cornerstone jority of our citizens today." High School Hall, Broad St., San- side. He will be assisted by Her- Rocket Age versus 19th Centur The vestry will meet at 8:15 Soviet Union in production. Kick Charlins, Wayside, will The church has 1,200 members. day, at 2:30 p.m. bert T. Schumann, Eatontown, Judaism." NEW SHREWSBURY - Clip- be the auctioneer. Refreshments pings from The Register relat- Francis X. Kennelly, secretary counfy chairman for Nocturnal A post-Bar Mitivah class wll will be sold by the church Wom-ing the controversy over the Adoration and Charles Lang of REFORMATION of St. James Holy Name Socie- NEW be conducted by Rabbi Chechik en's Club. A baby-sitting service prize-winning design for Luther Wesleyan Church Chapel Hill, president of the Red EV. LUTHERAN ty, will speak on "What it means •wgiping Tuesday at S p.m. will be provided. Memorial Church, Missouri Syn- to Be Nocturnal Men." James Bank Centre. HAMMOND West Long Branch To Be Dedicated Enrollment is still being ac- od, will be among the papers Mclnerney, secretary of the Rev, Wi Robert Oswald will Theodore C. Clements, Little SPINET cepted at the religious schoo placed inside the building's cor- NEPTUNE — Wesleyan Meth- Spring. Lake Centre of the Noc- preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Silver, heads the committee in odist Church will dedicate its PAPER DRIVE SUNDAY Information is available from thi nerstone. turnal Adoration Society, wil Communion services on Loyalty charge. EATONTOWN — The monthly ORGAN rabbi. church building, 2?39 West Bangs present views on "How to At- Sunday on "Sincere Christian- The church has purchased Cornerstone laying ceremonies Ave., at ceremonies Sunday aft- tract Men lo Participate in Noc- paper drive of the Eatontown ity." Sunday school meets at property on West Front St. here, will be- held Sunday at the Tin- ernoon at 2:45. $995* ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL ton Ave. and Freehold Rd. site turnal Adoration." Rev. Floriai Lions Club will be held Sunday 9:30 a.m. and expects to start construction Rev. V. A Mitchell, general Jut IJ.M Dora Red Bank this spring. after the 10:45 a.m. reformation J. .Gall, spiritual director of th at 1:30 p.m. Residents are •DmiBm "Our, Church" original color superintendent of the Wesleyan Red Bank Nocturnal Adoratio • Onrtamttaa Tlte schedule of services for film slides produced by "Rodger festival service in the Tkiton asked to have paper tied in bun- Sunday is: 8 a.m.. Holy Euchar- Methodist Church of America, Centre, will explain "How Noc- • Fomaaeal flttk Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Falls School, temporary meeting dles and, placed by the curb. • uredab ist; 9:30 a.m., Sung Eucharlsl will be the principal speaker. Of- turnal Men Pray." • Twia Spokui Nagy and Lawrence Collins, Jr, quarters of the congregation. and sermon by Rev. Earl B, Set Roll Call ficials of the Middle Atlantic The drive will be held rain or • Pnuto il be shown Sunday through Joseph A. Szarejko, South Am- • rereuitoa Scott, church school; 6:30, Eve- Also be be placed inside the States Conference of the Wesley- shine. Wednesday evenings «t S boy, chairman of the Nocturnal • II Control T*l» ning Prayer. cornerstone are a tape record an Methodist Church of Ameri- • N«wStjli»l o'clock. ing of the congregation's first • omie* «(u The church committee wi At St. John's ca participating in the ceremony service, held in 1958, and a list will be Rev. C. Wesley Bradley, meet Monday at 7 p.m. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - StH JOHN'S EPISCOPAL of thos who m« dmonitnHan Holy Eucharist will be cele- ST. tohn's Methodist Church, one of « attended-, a copy president; Rev. John A. Fergu- Ths Place To Go For The Brandt You Know Little Silver PR 5-9300 brated Wednesday at 7 a.m. :he oldest Protestant churches of the church constitution and son, vice president; and Rev. The schedule of services for n the Bayshore area, will con- recent copies of its publication; Herbert D&ngell, secretary. Sunday is: 8 a.m., H«ly Com- duct its annual "Roll Call" serv- a copy of Luther's Small Cate- Others participating will ..in- BOTANY "500"

STUDIO OP ASBURY PARK mar School, Broad St., Keyport. Martin Luther's coatspf arms, tor; Rev. Edwin JA: KoftSsBri;' for- Eucharist will be cele- Morning Prayer; • 10:10 a.m., Cookmaa Ave.' and Main St the symbol' of the Mthcran mer pastor; Rev. E. Parker 1 brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Church church school for grades 1 Founded prior to 1800, the OIK* naiij 'Mi t r.M. Church, will appear oh the cor- Buck, Brooksville, Fla., who is JOHN DANIELS school will be at 9:15 a.m., ami through 5;.. 11 a.m.. Morning church has continued the "tradi- amuaamr -HI «:J» «Mt nerstone. conducting a "revival series at MEN'S and STUDENTS' CLOTHING •W.O.%. ttcttr, anck Kxti» • Morning Prayer with address bj Prayer. tion of the anritial service Call- The building is expected to the church; and Rev. David P. Right Rev. Alfred L. Banyard Rt. Rev. Alfred Banyard, ing members and friends to re 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK be completed by June. Ground Minkwitz,. pastor of the Wesley bishop of New Jersey, will offi- newed loyalty, a carry over was broken in May. an Methodist Church, Smyrna, Charga It — 30 - 60 or 90 Day* ciate at the confirmation service From earlier years when the roll irf the congregation was actual- Del. Sunday at 4 p.m. Participating in the ceremony ly called. will be Rev. Daniel D. Reinheim- The church building includes a SALVATION ARMY All church services have been er, pastor; Adolph Hetzler, con> sanctuary with a seating capac- Red Bank held In the Keyport school since gregation president; Dwight ity of 124, Sunday school rooms, The schedule of services for the place of worship burned last Young, building committee and living quarters fort he pas- Sunday is: 9:45 a.m., Sunday March. A new building is under chairman; Jules Gregory, archi- tor and his family. school; 11 a.m., holiness meet- construction with completion tect, and Arnold Slocum, gener- The congregation has been ing, Junior Soldiers meeting; 6 scheduled for early next year. al contractor. meeting in the home of Cecil p.m., young people's service; At 3:30 p.m. there will be a Rich, 22 Ash Dr., since its found- 7:*M, evening service. service of special music featur- There's no Trick to Having Ex- ing l>/2 years ago. It is the only The schedule of activities, for ing spirituals sung by choirs and tra Cash. You Get it Fast When congregation, of the Wesleyan the week is: soloists of neighboring churches. You Use The Register Classified Methodist Church of America in Tuesday: 8 p.m., Women's The evening service will be —Advertisement. Monmouth County. PRICE BUSTERS Home League annual sale tor held at 7:30. There will be spe- the benefit of missionary proj- cial music and a message by ects. guest speaker, Dr. Charles Web- . Wednesday: 1:10 p.m., League ster of the Red Bank Presby- FRIDAY NIGHT & SATURDAY of Mercy visitation to nursing terian Chureh. WEST homes and hospitals; 7:30 p.m.: In keeping with a long stand- midweek prayer service. ing tradition, the ladies of the FURNITURE CO. Thursday: 4 p.m., Junior Le- church will serve a free fellow- KEYPORT, N. J. gion, Crusaders meetings; 5:30 ship supper at,5:30 p.m, to all MEN'S HOODED p.m., Youth Fellowship family who attend worship services. The, CO 4-0181 supper; 7 p.m., Corps Cadets. facilities of the Keyport High SWEATSHIRTS Friday: 5:30 p.m., Sunbeams; School will be used for the sup- 7 p,m.. Girl Scouts. Tfie '.'Roll Call" committee LUTHER MEMORIAL has announced that this special Opm Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. M. (Lutheran-Missouri Synod) day is designed for the enjoy- New Shrewsbury ment of all who desire to par- The cornerstone service at the ticipate and not just for the|| new church site will take place members of the church. An ef- TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS following the 10:45 a.m. service fort is made to make a com- Sunday at rheTinton Falls School. munity event of this traditional I! PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES Sunday school and Bible classes day. NOW IS THE TIME TO meet at 9:30 a.m. STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES The schedule for the week is AWARDED CONTRACT Monday: 8 p.m., church coun- MIDDLETOWN—The Layne- cil. . New York Co., Linden, was given ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Protect Your Wednesday: 8 p.m., building a $6,970 contract by the Town- committee meeting. ship Committee Wednesday Telephone Thick cotton, rib knit euffi, waiit. Doubts hood, Thursday: S p.m., adultclass night to,s perform test boring SH 1-0001 drawstring. Navy, scarlet, more; S-M-L-XL. PLANTS! in the parsonage. • throughout the township in con- Saturday: 9:30 a.m., confirma- nection with the sewerage feasl- RED BANK STOP IN TODAY AND tion classes in the parsonage. ASK ABOUT OUR METHODIST Red Bank The sacrament of Holy Com- WILT PROOF munion will be administered Sun- Hit plant1 gard against winter weather. day at 8:30. Rev. Kerry Robb will preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services on "No Longer Middletown Garden Center Strangers,'1 based on Ephesians 1:11-22. Rev. W. Gordon; Lowden HWY. 35. MIDDLETOWN •71-1050 will assist. Sunday school meets at 5:30 and 11 a.m The schedule of activities, tor. the week is: Tomorrow: 7:30 p.m., Inter- Savings Make the Difference mediate Youth Fellowship: mas- querade party; 8^0 p.m., folk r , dancing. Sunday: 9:30 a.m.,' adult for- um and adult class; 3 p.m., Bach UIUS SHOW YOU HOW TO organ reciUl followed by open 'rouse reception honoring Rev. David Mitchell; 7 p.m., Method- ist Youth Fellowship program, "It's Your Choice"; 7:30 p.m., Intermediate Youth Fellowship program, "Getting the Mes- sage"; 7:30 p.m., prospective members class meets with the if you ore faced minister in the library; 8 p.m., Geneva-Wesley Fellowship. •lie pfoMcnil of Monday: 9:15 a.m., weekday nursery school; 7 p.m., library committee meeting; 7:30 p.m., ing monthly bills,•« commission on missions meet- ing. LET "BUDGET" HELP YOU OUT! Tuesday: 10 a.m., interdenom- inational prayer and study group, sewing group; 1 and 8 , p.m School for Christian Faith and Life course, "The Person of BUDGET'S New Consolidated Plan Christ," taught by Rev. Mr. Low den; 2:30 p.m., teacher training MAKES "1,000°° to -10,000°° AVAILABLE TO YOU course meets with David Willis; 8 p.m., Geneva Wesley volley- IF'YOU ARE BUYING YOUR OWN HOME.. . CONTACT US NOW ball. , • , Wednesday: 9:15 a.m, week- lay nursery school; 10:30 a.m. Woman's Society for Christian 1. TOTAL UP HOW MUCH MONEY YOU NOW OWE FOR COMPUTE, COfflDBmAL SEWId FROM OUR Service meeting; 8 p.m., Alpha MAMCIAL COMSUITJUITS... ACT MOW! Study Group meeting in the home 2. TOT AL UP WHAT YOU NEB> EACH MONTH TO of Mr. and Mrs. David A Wil- PAYYOURMONTHLYHUS _ lis. Thursday: 5:39-7:30 p.m., Mar- 3. "BUDGET SHOWS YOU HOW TO PAY OFF CALL OR WRITE Open Your Account Today! ried Couples Bible class' annual EVHYTHING YOU OWE ... YOU REPAY UP • CAU ANYTIME-DAY «r MTE-Call Coltect turkey dinner; 7:30 p.m., teacher Watch your money grow and grow from on* training course; 8 p.m., com- TO 507. USSEACH MONTH w«ek to rh» n»xt. Git into fh» laving habit mission on education meeting. PR 4-1220 ASBURY PARK AREA today I ' . . 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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1963

By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM COMING DOWN HOMESTRETCH — With the Redwings to Host schoolboy football season moving into its sixth Satur-J '•day tomorrow, who would ever have thought that Red Bank High would be in command in the A Division and Monmouth Regional would be holding the top spot in Plainfield Sunday the B Division? LEONARDO -Coach Bob Glis- Bayshore club-will be eligible to son's Bayshore Redwings will be play Plainfield in the title bowl Those two leaders may tumble tomorrow as looking for revenge Sunday when|between the winner and runner- both meet the first of four straight rugged' foes. the Plainfield Merchants, un- up. beaten leaders of the N.J. Pro- Gene Bibaud and a host of Red Bank tangles with Middletown (2-2), Brick fessional Football League, invade ex-Middletown Township High Township (3-1) and Neptune (4-1) in the next three the old Leonardo High School stars will lead the Redwings Sun- Stadium, ieonardville Rd. day. Heading the ex-Middietown weeks and there's always the Buccaneers' Thanks- Mentor Glisson's Redwings, who dominated roster are wingback giving Day encounter with Long Branch. currently hold second place in Kurt Freyer, linebacker Dan Es- the league with a 3-1-1 record, posito and center Bernie Keelen. Monmouth Regional's Falcons from New Shrews- were crushed by the Merchants, Came time is 2 o'clock. . , bury meet Wall Township (2-2), Central Regional 38-0, in their league debut a month ago and hope to make STANDINGS (1-1-1), Southern Regional (1-3) and Point Pleasant up for the defeat. WIT Pet. Plainfield 0 0 1.000 Beach (3-1) in the next four weeks as it moves toward Plainfield, 6-0 on' the season, 6 Bayshore 3 11 .750 needs only a win Sunday to a hopeful "B" crown. Essex 3 3 1 .500 FIRST TROPHY FOR RARITAN'S CASE — Pete ColemJn, second from left, Raritan Township High School cross clinch the initial league title in Woodbridge 1 4 0 .200 We took another dip in our selections last the newly-formed league. The country captain, presents school athletic director, Don Ciok, trophy won by the team at Warinaco Park, Elizabeth, Sayreville 1 5 0 .117 . week, having four wrong and one tie in 11 games. Redwings, who still have a lest Saturday. It was for winning the Central Jersey Group I and 2 championship. Others are, coach William chance, to win or tie for the title, SCHEDULU LenskoW, second fr,om,/j^]it and Thprntpn :Smirt,v*iii«H|t ^.--ifThat leaves'us B r :-look-for a close one here with the Lions starting Red tie with the Falcons hero yester- and had scored only five goals In had left his post to ^defend against a kick. Toms River . _...._.5 4 3 IS Bank's downhill slide. MIDDLETOWN day. those nine matches. STANDINGS Brick Twp ...... A 7 1 1) MONMOUTH REGIONAL AT WALL TOWN- Long Branch backed into the Bruce Connors tallied Red Pt. Pleasant Boro .. .2 9 0 4 Northern Division crown, taking Bank's lone goal at the 12-rnin- NORTHERN DIVISION •Clinched title. ~~" SHIP — This could be the top game of the week the title without even playing. ute mark of the opening quarter, W L T Pts. TODAY'S MATCHES with the Falcons hoping to increase their B Divi- The Branchers have a 9-1-2 rec- kicking in a ^ 20-yarder !,ou|*Long Branch ...9 1 2 20 Long Branch at Shore Reg. sion lead over Wall Township's Crimson Knights, ord. Monmouth Regional has a Grilli, center forward ,who had Monmouth Reg 6 2 3 15 Middletown at Mon. Reg. 6-2-3 record and needed to win scored Red Bank's five previous shore Reg. "°_.Zl2 5 4 8 Brick at Pt. Pleasant Boro , pre-season title favorites, who should be out for a its final three matches while goals, assisted Connors, outside Middletown 2 8 1 5 Freehold at Neptune win after losing to Point Pleasant Beach last Satur- day. Standout quarterback Ralph Mango, who .banks his success on the Falcon forward wall, may Notre Dame Outweighs Navy Monmouth Reg.-Wall be the difference. Monmouth's biggest worry is 9 Wall's passing attack. . Another tight one. Line by 9 Pounds per Man S MONMOUTH REGIONAL een Key -*B Game ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - The no man bigger than tackle Pat, RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REGIONAL AT CEN- biggest thing-going for Navy in Philbin's 220 pounds or lighterj Monmouth 'Regional shoots for tack, spearheaded by quarter- TRAL REGIONAL — The winner of this tilt will jump Saturday's football game with • han guard Fred Marlin's 194. its fifth straighWriumph in Shore back John Eckman's passes to junior ends Bill McGowan and Notre Dame, next ,to quarter- The second unit averages 199, Conference B Division play to- right into the battle for the B Division title. Rumson back Roger Staubach, may be and a strictly defensive third unit Dick Przybylowski. morrow, traveling to Wall Town- may be down for the game after losing to Monmouth .he fact that the Middie line will averages 209. Monmouth Regional's offensive Regional for its initial setback last week. The Bull- be outweighed an average of nine But there is speed to go with ship to meet the Crimson Knights attack is paced by senior quarter- pounds per man. in the top "B" encounter of the dogs couldn't rebound last season and the trend may size, and the aggressive Middie back Ralph Mango, a 180-pounder The quick Navy forwards linemen are at their best when day. who excels at making the option Still hold true. Only a guess. RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN they face bigger, more ponder-1 have handled every heavier line The Falcons, who last week play work to perfection. ous opponents. Three of their, RED BANK CATHOLIC AT TOMS RIVER — they've faced this season. The inded Rumson's win streak, face The top A Division fray of the best games this year were against only two they've had trouble with a Wall Township squad that has day has Middletown Township Al Forte's Caseys, 2-1-1 on the year, should roll up West Virginia, average 224, Mich- were Southern Methodist's and a 2-2 record. The Knights, how-, bringing its 2-2 loop record to igan, 215, and Pitt, 218. . a big score, but overconfidence may make it a VMI's both smaller and equal ever, were picked to win the Red Bank to meet the surprising tighter game with the Indians, 1-4 on the cam- in speed to Navy's. The starting Notre Dame line loop crown in pre-season poll: Buccaneers, 4-0 leaders of the REDWING STANDOUT — Gene Bibaud, ex-Middletown The Methodists upset Navy 32- is expected to average 220. and have an effective aerial at league. Township High School ace, will io leading the Bayshore paign. RED BANK CATHOLIC i for its only loss and VMI Irish Coach Hugh Devore, siz- Both clubs are mainly run- almost -played the Middies off t Redwings Sunday when the Plainfield Merchants invade , POINT PLEASANT BEACH AT RARITAN TOWN- nings squads with juniors Bob their feet in losing 21-12. ing up the Navy team, says Leonardo Stadium, Leonardville Rd., for a IS. J. Ptofes- SHIP — It's going to be a long season for Coach Joe "They've got two tremendous Capalbo and Jamie Williams the The Navy line is not small. It Pop Warner key performers. Capalbo ran for sional Football League encounter. Plainfield leads the, Oxley and his Raritan Township Rockets. Point Pleas- averages 211 pounds from end lines and are probobly the great- both touchdowns in Middletown's eaguo with a 6-0 record while Bayshore ii-secohi with a"* ant Beach, 4-1, needs a win over the Rockets, 0-5, to to end on the first team, with est pursuit team,in the country.' Grid Loop 13-7 win over Lakewood while 3-1-1 mark. remain a B Division title contender and should get it Williams scored once in Red NORTHERN DIVISION easily. POINT PLEASANT BEACH Bank's 14-7 decision over Mana- W L T Pet. squan. But Joe' Pitman, White's me- Fair Haven 6 0 0 1.000 chanic, said "Foyt called me a SOUTHERN REGIONAL AT SHORE RE- Other. A Division action has A. J. Foyt Keyport 6 0 0 1.000 bad name and pushed me to the Freehold hosting Lonn Branch, GIONAL — The high flying Shore Regional Blue New Shrewsbury ...5 0 round." 1.000 Neptune traveling to Manasquan Devils, boasting an unbeaten 4-0-1 record, will Rumson 4 .667 and Brick Township entertaining Exonerated Foyt acknowledged this, but have to be careful or Southern Regional's Rams, Middletown .3 2 i: Completing the B Di- said it happened after Pitman flying pretty low with a 1-4 mark, may pull a Matawan 4 ] .571 vision games are Rumson-Fair INDIANA|p?IS (AP) - A. J. pushed him. River Plaza 3 3 0 .500 Haven at Central Regional in 'oyt of Houston, the U.S. Auto In answering an accusation that surprise. SHORE REGIONAL. Keansburg .1, 1 4 1 .2001what should be a key game and he made obscene,gestures to the [ub's big car racing champion LONG'BRANCH AT FREEHOLD — Long Branch, Raritan Twp. 1 5 0 .167; Point Pleasant Beach at Raritan crowd when it booed Mm before Union Beach ..,. 1 5 0 Townsll is year, was exonerated yes- the start of the feature race, rated the best bet to succeed Brick Township as the A Long Branch .: >1 5 0 .16!?ll7 'P- irday of charges* that he struck Foyt said,-"All I did was bow." Division champion, needs a win to jump over the .500 Morgan , 0 In non-ShorefConference affairs, 8 0' .000 unbeaten Shore Regional (4-0-1) lother driver after a race three — mark. It'll come against Freehold tomorrow if the SOUTHERN DIVISION is host to Southern Regional, Red •eeks ago. TRULLINGER DIES IN FLA. Branchers can contain the Colonials' explosive attack. w Pts. Bank Catholic travels to Toms VENICE, Fla. (&>) - Ray Pt. Pleasant Missing from the XJSAC hear- :«6 0 1.000 River, Matawan is at Madison g was Johnny White, the driver Trullinger, retired rod and gun LONG BRANCH |lYIanas.-Brielle ...... « -0 -l.OOOjTownship; Keyport- plays at Me- oyt was accused of slugging editor of the New York World Brick Twp MATAWAN AT MADISON TOWNSHIP — :. .4 2 .667 tuchen and Mater Dei of New "ter the Oct. 5 race at Wil- [Telegram and Sun, died hers' Ocean Twp. . ; 4 2 0 .667 Monmouth, winless in four games, iams Grove, Pa. Monday night. He was 68. ' This shapes up as a close affair. Matawan seems | Wall Twp NAVY BACfU'TELD: Froin Ieft^Gran Amos, K6j;cr Stau- , 4 2 0 ".667 gets a chance for Its first win Foyt was suspended by USAC Trullinger retired and moved to have finally gotten over the loss of George Mor- Neptune 3 bach, Pat Donnelly and Johnny Sat. 3 0 .500 when it hosts winless Oratory. o days after the incident for to Florida in 1959 aiter 25 years Toms River 3 rell. It'll take some doing, but... MATAWAN 4 0 •.429 conduct, detrimental to rac< of writing hunting and fishing St. Joseph's 1 5 0 .167 HOMERS FOR LIONS g," but tfie suspension Was columns for the newspaper: KEYPORT AT METUCHEN — After a week off, W. Long Branch .0 6 0 .000 [lei two days later. CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — He is survived by his widow, Keyport may be set to roll in high gear. A victory- Lakewood .., 0 7 0 .000 None of the witnesses testify- Major leaguer Don Paveltich's Flossie. Services will be held in ig before the 19-member board hungry Metuchen squad should throw a monkey SUNDAY'S GAMES two-run homer in the 10th in- Venice tomorrow. Burial will bs directors was able to say he Northern Division ning gave the Caracas Lions a in the Friends Burying Grourtd wrench into the Keyport machine. METUCHEN ,w Foyt hit anyone. Rumson at Fair Haven 3-1 victory over Orientales at Langhorno, Pa. ORATORY AT MATER DEI — Both clubs are Long Branch at New Shrewsbury Wednesday night in their Vene- winless. A boost for the Mater Dei club from | Keyport at Matawan zuelan Winter League baseball Morgan at Keansburg game. New Monmouth. MATER DEI River Plaza at Middletown Manuel Gonzalez and Sammy Raritan at Union Beach MANASQUAN AT NEPTUNE — Neptune, after Ellis combined on a four-hit PRE- Southern Division ending Brick Township's 32-game unbeaten streak last pitching effort for the winners," Pt. Pleasant at Brick with Ellis getting the victory. WINTER «^w£e^,..wil.lb£ ont,,to..K3in. the A.Division lead,..Neptune Wall at Manas-Brielle Paveltich, of the Cincinnati SALE! will go its part if Middletown co-operates. NEPTUNE W. Long Branch at Lakewood Reds, had two hits in four trips Neptune at Ocean Twp. and Cleveland's Vic Davalille was "'. -ASBURY PARK AT NEW BRUNSWICK — This St. Joseph's at Toms River 2-for-5 for Caracas. FLINT KOT|/£EILING TILE game is slated tonight on the New Brunswick turf. -The^Zebras should please the homecoming game fans • First quality white With a win. 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NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK 1139 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, Phone 842-3355 291 - 9291 RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER Open Daily 8 • 6 (Acrou horn AtP) Optn Daily 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. BED BANK -REGISTER Pri&y, CBA JVs, Frosh Defeat By COJX)NEL EARL H. (RED) BLAIK Georgia Tech football preaches quickness even off [Catholic; Maloney Snaps Record the field. After the Yellow Jackets won at Tennessee, they were returned from Knoxville to Atlanta by spe- XINCROFT — Christian Bro- jayvees resulted in' ». 19-38 jcial plane in 35 minutes. In that brief time, stewaid-, thers Academy cross country trouncing of an astonished Ro- coach Ernie Muir went looking selle Catholic juWor varsity team .esses aided by student managers served a full meal.i [or his seventh varsity runner for here yesterday. and a race developed between pilots and players as the Monmouth College meet and Roselle Catholic's JVs had beat- to which wpuld finish first, the flight or the meal. The the resulting dogfight among the en CBA in the N. J. Catholic Track Conference meet lart year. pilots lost Speaking of indigestion: Even more surprising was the WEST Shore 24-31 upset victory of the CBA ARMY-AIR FORCE (Chicago). Cadet defense and frosh over Roselle's yearlings, winner in the N. 3, Catholic procession frustrate Falcon Von Jetstream. ARMY. Conference Track Conference freshman -di-, NAVY at NOTRE DAME. Staubach proves trickier vision in which CBA finished to the Irish than a king-sized leprechaun. NAVY. fourth. Football In the jayvee race, tennis star WISCONSIN at MICHIGAN STATE. Badgers re- A DIVISION Jerry Brown led the parade of group for November drive. WISCONSIN;, W L T PtS. CBA jerseys over the line in 13: • : NORTHWESTERN at MICHIGAN. "We'll daze the Red Bank (4-1) D 0 59 to Join a select group who Neptune (4-1) ... 1 0 have broken 14 minutes on the .Maize and. Blue," said Torn colorfully. NORTH' Brick Twp. (3-1) ...3 I 0 academy's y/2 mile course. Team- WESTERN. ' _ Mlddletown (2-2-1) ...2 2 0 ma'.es:Jce McGuinness and Mike PURDUE at ILLINOIS. Illini certified Big Ten. title ng Branch (3-2) ,2 2 0 Mirachi followed close behind. George Dennis, in the fifth spot, T|ME-AND,A FOOTBALL—ON HIS HANDS — That passing whii of the New York Giants, Y. A. Tittle, who ikewood (3-2) 2 2 0 threat. ILLINOIS. •eefiold (Z-3) 2 2 0 and Bill Chandler, seventh, com- INDIANA at MINNESOTA. Gophers undermine leads the NFL in completions and has tossed 16 TD counters, ii caught in action during a recent game, Y. A. ms River (M) _.l 4 O pleted CBA's scoring team. Big Sycamores. MINNESOTA. talks with coach Allie Sherman and then goes to work with the help of some fine defensive assistance. Y. A. has [anasquan (0-5) 0 5 0 Freshman Maurice Maloney erased the V/i ' course record IOWA at OHft) STATE. Dr. Hayes' Frankenstein the benefit of plenty of tima on most occasions but he also can maneuver well and is a dead-eye whan he throws TOMORROW'S GAMES ball, long or short. iddlctown at Red Bank when he finished five yards ahead In bloodcurdling mood. OHIO STATE. lanasquan at Neptune of Roselle Catholic yearling NEBRASKA at MISSOURI. Delphic tip reveals ing Branch at Freehold Paul Maffey. Maloney's 6:53 clocking bettered the old record Lakewood at Brick Twp. winning coach's last name begins with' D. One un- by five seconds. B DIVISION Delphic ballot for NEBRASKA. Ashury Rich Carton, Gerry Ball and W L T Pts. Harvey Hartmen, in the fourth _ COLORADO at OKLAHOMA. Hectic homecoming Ion. Reg. (4-0) ,4 0 0 8 " for Eddie Crbwder. OKLAHOMA. - throng, jsixth places, respective , Pleasant (4-1) ...4 10 ly, and Henry Thomas, eighth, all OKLAHOMA STATE at IOWA STATE. Cowboys Mat Card umson (3-1) 3 10 posted personal best times in nail- —Caught in Cyclone. IOWA STATE. . entral (H-l) 2 11 ing down the victory for Coach Mntnwnn (2-3) ,..2 3 0 Brother Jude's frosh squad. KANSAS STATE at KANSAS, Weaver toils well all Twp. (2-3) _.J 2 0 The top 10 finishers in each . With mediocre goods. KANSAS. eyport (1-2-1) .1 1 1 Tonight race: " i MIAMI (0.) at BOWLING- GREEN. Seventh Southern (14) 1 4 0 Juiior Varsity — 1. Jerry Brown, taritan (0-5) 0 5 0 ttraight for Falcons. BOWLING GREEN. •'. ASBURY PARK — Eduardo CBA, 13:59; 2. Joe McGuinness, Jarpentier, one of the sport', TOMORROW'S GAMES 14:02; 3. Mike Marachl, CBA, Monmouth Reg. at Wall SOUTH tlassiest performers, will take o 14:03; 4. Herb Baldwin, RC, 14:- umson at Central Reg. DUKE at GEORGIA TECH. Jackets have bet- rough Hans "The Great" Mortiei 13; 5. Ed Roehnelt, RC, 14:22; it. Pleasant at Rarltan n a match to a finish on to 6. George Dennis, CBA, 12:25; 7. ter defense.and Lothridge. GE0RGIA TECH. Bill Chandler, CBA, 14:28; 8. Bill night's wrestlirtg program ii RECORDS MISSISSIPPI at LOUISIANA STATE. Ole Miss Feldjnann, RC, 14:35; 9. Torrt M> onvention Hall. Hie show wii R. B. Catholic (2-1-1) • ater Dei (CM) Knight, CBA, 14:43) 10. Rich brings home Swamp Tiger for new house cat. start at 9 o'clock. hore Reg. (4-0-1) Schaffer, RC, 14:44. ' MISSISSIPPI. Both Carpentier and Mortle Croyden Hall (3-0-1) Freshman — 1. Mourice-Malo* MISSISSIPPI STATE at ALABAMA. Hardblt- re looking to the future. Car- sbury Park (1-3-1) ney CBA, 6:53, new record, old pentier, on the trail of all ba fen Maroons will force Tide to be high. ALABAMA. TONIGHT'S GAME record 6:58; 2. Paul Maffey, RC. men, wants Gorilla Monsoon nex FLORIDA at AUBURN. Sidle rides 'Gatdr, but Asbury Park at New Brunswick 6:64; 3. Gene Maffey, RC, 7:0 PRIZE-WINNING ANGLERS — Top fisherman in the annual tourney sponsored by Mortier wants another shot s TOMORROW'S GAMES 4. Rich Carton, RC, 7:09; 5. Gerry .- not side saddle. AUBURN. Rumson Yacht Basin received their awards at a recent ceremony in the boatyard. World Wide Wrestling Federatta R. B. Catholic at Toms. River Ball, CBA, 7:14; 6. Harvey Hart- Champion Bruno Sammartino. PENN STATE at MARYLAND. Positive think- The successful anglers in the foreground are, left to right, Lew Prentice, Rumson, Southern Reg. at Shore Reg. man, CBA, 7:15; 7. Bob Zutkis, er Tom .Nugent finds Nittany Lion negative. 11 VA -pound bluefish; George Peck, Rumson, "Most Constant Fisherman;" Homer Associate promoters Willie Gi Matawan at Madison Twp. RC, 7:17; 8. Henry Thomas, CBA, zenberg and Roland Hines hav 7:17; 9. Gene Lunney, RC, 7:17; PENN STATE. Heckel, Bioomfield, six-pound fluke, and Henry Levi, Rumson, 50'/i-pound striped bass. Kcyport at Metuchen promised to satisfy, the winner. Oratory at Mater Del 10. Bob Bradley, RCj 7:23. GEORGIA at NORTH CAROLINA. Rakestiraw In the background are RYB owner, Leonard E. Bellezza, and manager, Carl Scheni- Thus, there is an added incentive, nAU»r TONIGHT passes rake Tar Heels. GEORGIA. der, both of Rumson. • esides winning, for both of these FIELD OUTING HELD DANCE SAT-WED. MIAMI (Fla.) at KENTUCKY. If Mlra takes top grapplers when they answe RED BANK - Boy Scout the bell for their meeting. Troop 233 held the first of a something off his fast ball, MIAMI. Hightstown Country Club NEW PRO TOUCH Alan Mover series of outings Saturday. It Tonight ANDY WILLS 1.10 Inc. tax WEST^VIRGINIA at GEORGE WASHING- PBA Local 48 The supporting cast will haw the championship tag team, o was a field day with emphasis Sat. WALT MILLUR. JOE MUCH* TON. Mountaineers raid cherry orchard. WEST Brute Bernard and Skull Murplr on hiking, trailing conservation Ivtry W*d. For Folk. » A •»« *1 and nature lore. The troop is Almy> Fun, Alou.ar Coupln VIRGINIA. To Honor Pop battling Pedro Morales and Jos Miguel Perez, best of three falls currently promoting an expan- VIRGINIA TECH at RICHMOND. Turkey besides four time limit contest sion program. It meets Mondays I trots through Spider webs. VIRGINIA TECH. Warner Stars Murphy and Bernard's title wi at 7:30 p.m. in the Elks Lodge, 0ROIY/YS /IRS RUMSON - Local 48 of the West Front St. WINTER STORAGE MEMPHIS STATE at LOUISVILLE. "Spook" wm/ot/r gsMEF/r OF be at stake but rules providi Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa- that the championship on) Murphy's "Go Go Ghosts" headed for Ectoplasm $/Pei//tB tion will again present trophies changes hinds if Murphy an BOATS UP TO 42' Bowl. MEMPHIS STATE. to the most valuable player foi Bernard are pinned. SAFE 1 both teams in the annual clash OUTBOARD MOTORS TULANE at SOUTH CAROLINA. Chance for between Rumson and Fair Ha- The debut of Klondike Bill, WINTER Grefn Wave to upset something. TULANE. ven in the Jersey Shore 300-pound Alaska sensation, ai Chris Jelevarou, a Slovanian wl STORAGE and REPAIRS ' NORTH CAROLINA STATE* at VIRGINIA. Warner Football League hen STORAGE Sunday. resembles former great Jim Loi FOR YOUR MOTOR Cavaliers matf make It close. N. C. STATE. The PBA group will also pn dos in action, will highlight tr INSIDE or OUTSIDE singles limit tilts. Klondike Bi lem nw outbow) motor V. M. I. at WILLIAM & MARY. Keydets key sent a most valuable playe: with K to 1» checked will take on Carlos Milano, Je doamd. wvictd in) stored AUTHORIZED DEALER on Mary, red dog William. V. M. I. award to a player on both squad: •ntUwiM. Call klwkir, lour Hit atte( 1 p.ni. er 6 P-«. tin. htmter, ANNOUHCEMIHTS sett numui «x.«U«J, radto, £aaccr. goodnST^r, sactteufeiufe asi rmn — MSErM? IW> 3rUM MUX. Pgw ly maintained line* r Dew, J1.2M. LOST AND FOUND i«S« CADILLAC FLUBTWOOD Call after t. mint condition. ll.SK. *7l-S*SJ. PUBLIC NOTICES SPECIAL-SEDAN — Alt OoMIUonlm, Located In Bay H«»d, Cull aflat I p.m. MH >IAT itailon waion urn. !»• Power. Reasonable. Oil 8O-35M BSA-S8O7. ' » VOLKIWAQIN - BUtlon »Mon. 11X3 VOLKSWAGEN -Driven IS Ml 1NQU1H FORD (ANOUA) — LO8T ~ Gray cat, recently hid kit-MARK'S PIZZERIA — Spiclalitinl In Nine pa/a>fiK« one owner. Immaculate milts. UOO under normal • purchuu rwo-door, huler ssd radio. CaU M*Prices lor lmmwHate ee,ls. »«-987>.. BB WHITE CADILLAC CONVERTI- I960 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Crula- condition. - ISM. Ksd Bank Auto Im-price. Immediate deHvtry. 2IMMT lit]. (Matawsn). ton. Yicinrty Shrewibury. Call brick oven pfwa. II South Bridff -*ve., amatic. Power steering, etc. One own- T47-397O Red p«nk. 7«T-B»M. Open tvenlnn BLE, Kxrflienl condition. Call 74?- ports, U9 E. N«wmao flprtoce' Rd., 19M FORD WAGON Country «512. Excellent condition. - *t,26&. 7il- fted Bank. Ulim. 1M0 T-B1RD — Hardtop, lully equipped ODOl! STATION WAQON-1SW, Tovti In good condition. Radio, now. i after 7 p.m. Perfect condition, private owner, fiesl brakes steering, radio and heater. •leering. |3». Phona W-Mjj^_ AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS fc TRUCKS, CHEVROLET 1961 — Btlalr. Nine pass- RENAULT PEUOEOT oner. 671.2638. • 3now llres. Like new. ST1-2083. eager watoc. Power glide., power Iteer- 1960 AUSTIN HEALEY - 3000, red. MONMOUTH MOTORS • PEUOKOT — Sunroot. 28,00) 1B61 THUNDBHBIRD -, M«Eit oiler. m-\V*. 201-0753. Standard shift, dependable transporta- Newman Sprints Rd., Red Bank, 741- tires, t"v palm, tow mileage, low power steering, new tires and Iron CHEVROLET 1955-1858 Bui* powered, 1963 CORVETTE BTINQ RAV tion. 741-5331. ., price. Phone 747-2121 endj very clean. 8200. 291-2673. WhHe exterior, red inUri" F-"- 5886. 3-2'63 four-Bpeed transmission, export transmiBSlon. Fully equipped, rop < AUTO IMPORTS BUICK 195S —• Two-door Riviera, hard- 1957 VOLKSWAGEN — Good condition 1951 CHEVROLET - Four-door power 1959 FORD - Two-torn, six cyllndei cam 4:56 rear, traction masters, tack dltion. »3.7O0. 842-2261,. top coupe. Full power. Excellent condi- Inside and out, JS23. Call Elide. Good second . car. 1100. stick shift. <375. Call (71-2557 OI 67 gauge!, lour new tires. Bacrlllce, best tion. Phone 741-8925. . 872-0559 747-358J. l«70. - ' ' •-• oiler. 281-0811. Authorized Dealers for FORD 1957 — Two-door hardtop, V-8, 1958 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE — Red CHEVROLET 1958 —'Four-door V-! 195& CHEVROLET station wappn, t^o- (More Clurifkfi Ada MJTOS & TRUCKS automatic, radio, heater. Good running and white, four-door atdan, can beradio, heater, automatic' transmission door, stick t shift, six cylinder, new On The Next Pat* Triumph • Volvo • Peugeot • Renault condition. Reliable transportation. $300. seen at 19 Aberdeeq Terr., New iSort-anotv tlref with extra wheels. t76(tires, radio, heater, (850. 642-0581 after Call alter 6. 666-5576. mouth. 6712286. 264-288SI \ IS o'clock.. AUTOS fc TRUCKS AUTOS * TRUCKS ANNOUNCES ITS ANNUAL '62 CHEVROLET AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS t TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS Impala two-door hardtop. While with red Interior Fully powered. A real nice car at an exceptional price, SUCCESS SALE ECONOMY RUN RUSSELL TWIN-BORO RAMBLER'S THE SUCCESS OF OUR Oldsmobiie-Cadillac 1964's Has Us Overstocked TO BE HELD THIS COMING NOVEMBER 10 Company LAST CALL OFFER ON ALL With Good Used Cars! 100 Newman Springs Hd., Red Bank 741 -0910 1963 RAMBLERS EXCLUSIVELY ^ FORD ONE SET OF SNOW TIRES FOR ALL TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION DEALER WHY BUY? FREE WITH PURCHASE OF ANY NEW 1963 RAMBLER 3-WAY GUARANTEE VOLVOS TWO-YEAR PROTECTION LINCOLN ..CONTINENTAL, Full Rower 3750. i LEASt & SAVE '63 •63 FORD 6P. C'try Squire S.W., FOM., P.St. 2695. ' ANY MAKE OR MODEL PEUGEOTS RENAULTS '63 FORD C'try Sedan S.W., FORM., P.St. 2550. i •63 FORD Convertible. FOM., P.St. 2550. ] 1964 CAR "63 FORD Galaxie Sport Hd.Tp,, FOM., P.St. 2495. > ADVANTAGES '64 RAMBLER'S •61 THUNDERBIRD, Like New 2350. = '60 CONTINENTAL 4D. Hd.Tp., Air-Cond. 2295. \ • Frtts cash In our Showroom af FANTASTIC PRICES! '63 FORD Fairlane "5O0", 2D., FOM., P.St. 2095. GRAND PRIZES • Tax -diductibU "63 CHEVROLET 6Cyl. Impala 4D., O'Drive 2095. > • No depreciation dUputftf '63 RAMBLER $1895 '61 SIMCA $895 '60 VALIANT JS995 •62 MERCURY M'terey 2D. Hd.Tp., MOM., P.St.1995. 1ST THREE PLACE AWARDS FOR EACH • No trada-In gambit 4-dr. eloiiic, factory (quip. Convertible, RSH. red. 4-dr., auto., RJH. •63 FORD Galaxie 6Cyl. 2D., FOM. 1995. ] • fiudgsf simplified BASED ON MILES PER "GALLON. '59 RAMBLER $1050 '62 FORD GMaxi* 2D. Hd.Tp., FOM., P.St. 1795. 4 SPECIAl PRIZES ptr '62 RAMBLER $1750 '60 HILLMAN $695 '60 LINCOLN 4D. Hd.Tp., Full Power 1795. I 4-dr. HT, autonuf.e, '64 Falcon S52 month Convertible, aufomoiic. 2-dr. wagon, on* ownir. •63 FALCON 4D. Sedian, FOM. 1750. R&H, PS, PB. '62 ptr RJH, whitswalls. GALAXIE 4D., FOM., P.St. 1750. • FREE ENTRY '61 FORD Convertible, FOM., P.St. 1495. '64 CHEVY $58 month '60 FALCON $1175 '59 FORD $1195 '62 (FM Siz* Model) '60 DODGE $1075 2-dr. Station Wagon. 4-oV. C5 wagon. 9-pa». FALCON Deluxe 4D., FOM. 1350. '62 COMET 2D. Sedan, Standard Transmission (250. • FREE AMOCO GAS per 2-door automatic, PS. Automatic, R&H. Auto., RiH, PS, PB. '62 FALCON 2D. Sedan, FOM. I 195. I'64 PONT. $64 month '61 PLYMOUTH $1475 '60 FORD $1195 '59 FORD $1150 '60 FORD C'try Squir. S.W., FOM., P.St. I 195. • FREE REFRESHMENTS p«p Salaxi. 4-ir. HT. '60 FORD Convertible, FOM 1095. 4-dr. cuttom wagon. ,|4-dr. Station Wagon. '64 CAD. $107 month Auto., R&H, PS. '61 FORD Fairlaine 2D. FOM. 1095. Auto., R4H. PS. R*H, PS. '60 Over $400 In Prizes Bated on two-year lease '59 CHEVROLET $1075 FORD Galaxie 4D., FOM., P.St. IO50. Imagine leasing sedans at prJcei '59 FORD C'try Squire S.W., FOM. 995. 4-ctr. iadan, auto., Fill In coupon below for advanced entry and like these. They Include radio, heat- '61 RAMBLER $1395 '60 RAMBLER $1175 •61 R4H PS, lix.cylinder. FORD Fairlane 2D., FOM. IO50. I er. defroster, license plates and a 4-dr., R&H, powdar bfut, 4-dr. wagon, tUH, ' '61 FALCON 2D. Sedan 950. complete details. No obligation. full term new enr warranty. These one ov/nor. Thret to chooi»{rohi. art lyplcBt of our low net lease '59 B0R6WARD $575 '59 FORD Convertible, FOM., P.St. 895. . COUPON ...., rates ... We have a plan especially Radio, htafcr. '59 MERCURY M'tclair 4D. Hd.Tp., MOM., P.St. 895. tailored for your business or per- MAIL TO 1 '61 CHEVROLET SI 875 '60 RAMBLER . $975 '59 sonal requirements. MERCURY Convertible, MOM., P.St. 895. Impala convertibla. 4-dr. ledan. '57 VOLKSWAGEN $675 '59 IWe wiM arrange to purchase FORD G'laxie 2D., 4D., Hd.Tp's., FOM, P.St. 895. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS, INC. Auto., R*H. PS. Auto,, radio and heatar. ' Raiio, haatar. '60 FORD 6Cyl. Fairlane 4D., FOM. 795. IKE. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD, RED BANK, N. J. I your'prestnt automobile at fair '57 | market value. LINCOLN Premiere 4D., Hd.Tp., Full Power 695. '57 FORD 9P. C'try Squire S.W., FOM. 395. ENTRANT CALL OR WRITE FOR TRANSPORTATION CARS . FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS 1954's to 1957's ..... $10 to $95 Male, and Mc^i . SEACOAST Year Phon* R.B.R. LEASING, INC. | IS BROAD ST. fcED BANK COME ON OUT AND JOIN THE FUN! T«l 741-1234 TWIN-BORO RAMBLER 741-6000 AGENCIES 747-4545 AUTOS & TRUCKS 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Sinci 1904 — MONMOUTH 4 MAPLE, RED SANK OPEN EVES. TIL 9 747-0040 8 SERIES A QUALITY OLDS IN EVERY 30 MODELS PRICE CLASS! GARLAND'S H \ ; FALL ROUND-UP OF SAVINGS ^= i LOWEST PRICES BEST TERMS Bj *CLEAN-UPi+ ! '60 FORD $1195 '58 PLYMOUTH, 1495 §1 I Convertible, S«[vidir«, 4-dr. Hardtop z==g '. Fully Equipped : '58 BUICK $695 • !'60 FORD - $795 2-dr. Hardtop, - : ,4-df. Sadan, -A Fully Equip. .. - : Fully Equippad \ '58 PONTIAC $595 I|. SALE! [ ;60 FALCON $795 : 2-dr., Fully Equippad I-dr. Hardtop, '=== . AT CIRCLE CHEVROLET Fully Equip. - - No PLYMOUTH $795 COME OUT AND LOOK AT THESE BUYS : 4-dr.,Fully Equip. '58 CHEVROLET $495 = ! '59 CHEVROLET $695 B.I Air, 4-dr., Full/ Equip. : Station Wagon, \ Fully Equip. "8 BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR '57 FORD $395 II m '59 OLDS $995 Station Wagon, ^^^ = "»8" A-ir. Hardtop, Fully Equip. ^^— I Q/ *) ^LJCVDl'^l CT '"iptla SportCoup*. Radio, |^=^E Fully Equip. SEE THE QUALITY '57 IMPERIAL $695 H I VOZ vnCY IxULEel «r, wWf« w»n nr»,. ng, lix-cylindwr pow*r glide.' Vary claan. U '59 FORD $695 Hardtop, Fully Equip. • OLDSMOBILE FOR 1964 • 4-dr., Fully Equippad §|f'59P0NTIAC $995 '57 DODGE $495 H 4-dr., Fully Equippad . — We're out to make 1964 a banner year for Oldsmobile I OA I Bel Air four-door sedan. Six-cyl- == Catalina, ^-dr. Hardtop sales . . . every deal at Russell will consist of the lowest inder standard transmission. E'59 CHEVROLET $995 "57 PONTIAC • $495 '• possible price . . . the highest trade allowances . . . and ; ' 4-dr. Hardtop., 4-dr. Hardtop, : Fully Equip. Fully Equip. the best service facilities to assure happy, carefree driving! I OLCi ^iLJLX/DlOl CT P«rl, haaUf. latw tires. MT.Runuon TicKt Batiri , UIBWKJU1CE 4HD NOT JUST ANYBODY M. (iwl owortuaily tor rJCit t«r"-« p.m. Eet m lu-'ctiiUUen's VMS *U MOftTGAGEi - MtftfNTS cucoauu.. PiPieceworke , company ben Keytort. iMlOW) VERY LOW RATJBB LNCLUDI Ills. BBHORH B COAT CO..-INC. (Thi TAILOR. — For men's clothing, ex- Mortgag* Money Avail^bU »r brafcet,tiwrisi. rhe gal we need must be "tops". lni) 22 loutn Bridie Av». a inow tlret. tm Elmer Bulldln perienced, flve-dav week. Apply Per- tank T«stlna Check Water Pump She must be an unusual. some- Bd B sonnel, arglNBACK Co.. Albnry Park. 75« loam at IV,*, to 39 Wl J m 11M HARLBYDAVIDSON HI lush Motor Check Gluten body with a combination of skill Refinance and new homes to "—"~ 1HW FORD two-door, eight cylinder, VIKIN&"36" Checck LinkagLge EXPERIENCED WAITRKBSEl — Ap- No PolnU Motorcycle. MOD. Will trade(Of inns frecft. l In person, SHORE POINT INN, or Polaroid camera. 6W-79U. automatic transmission,' whltew&lls, ONDISPLAY Chechkk PlPropellel r and personality to, become a HELP WANTED—Male - Female rood common, saoo. 747-U3S, . Iheck ^ujyivi and "right hand" to-Tier M.D. boss. y. 30. HazleL 1962 FALCON - rourdooi, low mile- Uub« j Rev&rse""--.., EXPERIENCBD - Medical secretary INSTRUCTION ut 11,100. Call 8T1-0158 after I, ill COMET — my station wagon, Also Used Boat, for Sal. Complete Internal "Rust Proofing" ;he must be an excellent typist, tor lull-tlhie employment In Hailet NOTICE TO JOB 'APPLICANTS dsy weekends. shift. Good condition. ible to type from a-Oictapnone. area. Write "BB" Box 511, Rel Bank The Red Bank Register does not know- UM CHRYILBR Station wacoQ. •11-0738 Among Many Othars , MARINE SUPPUES ingly accept Heir-Wanted advertise- ELECTRONIC TRAINING Air conditioning. /erytrilng for the Boatman, New Jer Ve want truly a superior being EXPERIENCED New Jersty Licensed ments from employers covered by the •71-2185. 88J BUCK VOLKSWAGEN — Bun ley's largest marine supply house. •ith loads, of experience. If this hairdresser. Call Federal Wage-Hour Law if they offer Monmouth Radio roof and other extras. Fine condition. Evlnrude Bales and Service l! 787-S03t. le»» than legal minimum wages. Most 1H1 F«5 OLDSMOBILE — Deluxe Cut Serviced regularly. 22t-2616 » to «:ao.36' '63 Viking Demonstrator, THE BOATMAN'S IHOP i YOU. write B.G." Box 511, employees engaged In Interstate or Electronics Institute 1MB coupe, Beautiful condition. Must 24 Whan »ve. 741-5780 Red Bank ed Bank. foreign commerce or In the production of Sit Cookman Ave., Asburjr •ill immediately. Call LI. Roukli at 1WJ PLYMOUTH — Four-door sedan. fully sjquippeck HELP WANTED-MALE roods far such commerce must be paid 714-0303 SB-S359. Automatic transmliilon, power steering. VON 6ELLB ITSBU - CnrUtmms not less than J1.25 an hour and at least Recent ill weather tires. Clean InsldV W Peterson twin screw 11 elllng starts early with Avon cos- >ne and one-halt times ttielr regular 1818 FORD PICKUP—Hot rod project •nd outside. WOO. Call T4M5M. 17' AujtlUary Sailboat 4U.00C nellcs." Part or lull time. Valuabls MOTEL MANAGERS Special oversize. Whitehall tires, body BUSINESS NOTICES lales terrltorr now available, ctll 741- ate of pay lor hou.a worked after a My Uatthews with flylm bridge maximum workweek of 40 hours, un- and Inside cab red arid white, motor, NOW THAT yOU uvt studied in. sedan :,~ -...lll.lXKJ ,313 cr write Urs. Marfaret Qulottt. MANAGERS , NEEDED radiator go™ with it to be inalalled lesi specifically exempt, Also moat MM. "Hiistls to Russeir to Impact 35' Pacemaker _.;....i. ,._..416,000 O Box ISO, Red Bank. employees In certain larRe retail, serv- Tike It away, Hi. 7«-13M. and buy a top recotuUtlosed Cadillac, IT Flberf lass seafarer Sailboat _$ b.doo PianoCraft Ven — Women — Couples Oldsmoblle or other make carl WAITRi;f4SIS WANTBD-eteaay year- ice, contraction and other enterprises We train you. Write Eastern Career l»00 FORD SUNLJNER CONVERT- 31' Chris Craft 4 a,ax Tuning; • Repairing • Kebuil&ng - mund employment. Must apply In per- WANTED engaged lri or producing' goods for Bchooll, "8.P.'\ Box,ill. Red Bank. IBLE — Power tteerlng, brakes, mdlo, 31' Chris Craft -.,.... 4 4.600 only. no phone calls. HOWARD commerce, who have been entitled to 23' Auxiliary stoop, fiberglass, heater. New- top 1M1, new tires WOO Complete facilities for reflnlihlng OHNSON'S RtCSTAURAHT. Hwy. 38. a minimum wage of at least J1.00 anART CLASSES Saturday, November It', MOjNLE HOMES built 1962 4 3,600 r 12-2 p.m.. 2-4 P.m. Ages M2. » per or best ofter. 84M30O. pes of pianos. Old Pianos bought Ilddletown. ; SMALL RETAIL hour since September 3, 1961, muel be 18' Jersey Bpeed Skiff, 125 h.p. s 1,000 I71-11S1, 1-985T. paid overtime pay of not less than class. Bix week course. 741-1830. 1KST PLYMOUTH — Ribullt motor, uoaiu lipun~ 10* Sailboat, excellent condition ...4 250 •-•--!, tfi-r— ^OOKTAIL WAITRESS — Monday clean Inside and out. Very good con- Music- For All Occasion* hroujh Friday. Bunlms. Call lor »p- one and one-h«lf times their regular Ulto vm dam J dition. 1925. 61J-16S7. THE BCEPTRBS polntment. 229-1414. FOOD STORES rates for vail hours worked alter a New 7 Mr. Harman. HARMONY BOWL, WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Male or n home Improvement!. See out ittin- Deluxe Holiday Coupe. Bfi 1980 MASNflLU. — Two bedrooms, IV, Gray. Outriggers. Many, extras. Trans- lone. Light trucking and moving. 767 ver ralft with platinum In- Rt. 38, Mlddletown. CARPENTER — For commercial build- femali Highly competent teacher. Top lesa iteel track wlndowi — cellar com- baths. Custom built. 741-U99. After 6 ferred overseas. |1,885. 264-14M. 858. salary. 9-4 p.m. Local Arta. Junior matlon windows. We are belnc corapli- terior. Full power. Perfect PTO. H'.-VM. S390O. Ing maintenance. Call alter e p.m. tented all the time on our aluminum condition! LIT US DO lOVR REPAIRS AND CHARLES HOWER - Mason Con> FULL CHAROE BOOKKBBPBR S7MO32. high school subjects. Write \'B.P.", Top client otters fine opportu. Box 511. Red Bank. Also, math and utter iniU-Uationi. What can we do MODIFICATIONS — Flying bridges, tractor. No lob too small. 747-4479 nlly lor fully qualified bookkeep- 8ECRETART-TREABURER — Part )t you? Beit credit arrnageroenti. windshields, planks replaced, etc. Take 41-O17!. er experienced through gene- English teacher; ft-11 a.m., dally. PRICE SLASHED! WANTEI>-AUTOM Htalrad, yrlulsrUcd mil ' stsrbrl; Tie ATTRACTIV10 -~ rcrsohablc Iranian or&^ 3 Howard Ave. chemistry expert— .- — For sale. Cehtervllll Rd.. Box 70, rked Mercury Dealer. ilckup and delivery on .most motors for sales of luxury homes Tlnton Falls New Shrewsbury registered. Excellent fringe benefits. Kayoort 284-4C61I. ^_^ 32' KINO BKIFF — Excellent con MOHMOUTH MOWER, INC. area. Excellent commission, reasonable Apply personnel department, PERTH dltlon. New Motor 329 Up. (3,000. Uk 656 Hoy. 39 Mlddletown 611-101 hours', would like resident close vicinity COUNTER MEN — For drive-In Uieater AMBOV GENERAL HOSPITAL, Peril HAMMOND and Bea 18' riberclas hull, 35 Evlnrud of area. Real estate experience not concession. Paid vacation, other Walter Amboy, N. J. HI 2-3700. nccesssry. Call hullder, Conrad Wlssel, Reads benefits. Evenings only. Excel- SHOP complete S700. 875-1471), -- : EMPLOYMENT AD 2-0078, AD 21561. ORGAN STUDIO lent part time Job. Apply EATONTOWN BALL hOOM DANCE INSTRUCTORS WOODPU8SY — #25. National _. WOULD LIKE WOMAN TO DO WONDRIVE-IN, concession, after 7 p.m. Foi studio and hotel. Neat. Some — OP ASBURY PARK state champion. FlberglaBed over wood F~LP WANTED—FEMALE Bee Mr Procoplo. irlenco Call 2220514. INO . My home or yours. USED 0ROAN1 one suit dacron sails, can be seen an< 291-1754. TODAY FOR sailed at MBC weeHends. 1745. Ci LEARN THE "BRA8S TACKB"-Ot COUPLE —^Experienced. Cook-house- Magnus Organ 747-0056. , DOMESTICS BALES HELP — Full and part-time real estate selling. If you are interest, keeper, houseman-butler. For adult Audlon Organ __ 1 for Red Bank department store. Write ed In a life career In real estate, we family. Separate living quarters. 774- Hammond Sxtravolce . U PJiN YANN — swift vfllh remot Experienced day workers. Full unifications "A.Z." Box can tell you your potentlall We need controls. Needs minor repairs. Make itattni qui 738S between 9 and 5. Baldwin Spinet Organ..._« irt-tfme^ Needed lor ntvt ftervlc< Red I ;ank. two people now. Call FIRESIDE REAL- Hammond Spinet L-100 _ HOLIDAY offer. Apply Red Bank Auto Imports, any fringe benefits. Call RENT-, TY. lor appointment. 871-UB1. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR for local 119 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Ban AtD 842-3701 for appointment BABYSITTER WANTED — 7:1 i a.m. Hallet it Davis Console Piano Red "Bank area, baby nlctures In nat- (new) 600,00 741-5886. to 3:30 p.m. Five days a week. ural living color. Hlllcreat 3-2034. GENERAL HOUSEWORKBR — Am 291-0703. YOUNG MAN Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5;M WILL . SACRIFICE one" 20'TROJA: laundress- Tbree days-per week, il: COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIM IT. 1 For route sales. Must have car and HAPPINESS Only 700 hours on It, fullyJ equipequipped hours. Must have own trahBport&tloi HOUSEKEEPER — Three 7T5-9300 ready to( go I' n water• , *l,I50- . TRAD! like children references. Little Silv* Good salary. Live in. phone. Averate *2.5O per hour. For SITUATIONS WANTED, Female WIND>SS MARINA, _1332 Ocean Ave area. 747-3351. 787-O4S4. interview call m J-5485. « to I p.m. , \ ACCORDION-AMPLIFIER Sea Bright. 7(2-1637, lir EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Nlth1 EXPEMENCED SALESLADY — For °" - —. CHILD CARB In ray home. Lljht Accordion 120 bass, different tone CAR BUYS • TRADE YOUR BOAT IN work. Apply in person LAM RES Christmas" selling-. Apply HURRAY SALESMAN WANTED --Salary plus traffic street; next to Fair Haven changes. Excellent condition. Amplifier,.. For a quality used car, at DWYBR'S TAURANT. 819 River Rd., Fair Ha\ LUQ0AOE, 125 Broad St.. Red Bank. commission, five-day week, many com-School, (12 per week. Call 747-5049. like new. Together worth 1870. will ssil (opposite "Two-Guys") Mlddletown pany benefits. Sell from direct leids both for H50. 787.3733 alter 5 p.m. PART-TIME — Experienced drug clerk, STENOGRAPHER — For real estate ano service calls. Experience not neces- RELIABLE WOMAN — Wishes to baby ; AT »• ORIS CRAFT EXPRESS, 130 h.p, apply in' person. t>O NOT PHONE, and Insurance office. Salary commen- sary, will train ambitious man. Apply lit In her own home. Call BINDER SEWING MACHINE — Beige sleep* two, head and galley. All equip- Proleasional Pharmacy, 134 "Broad 8t. surate with i-xperlence. J. CRAWFORD Mr. rleckman, Manager, THE SINGER 7(7-9178 lead, mahogany desk cabinet, hardly ment Excellent condition. Call 747.1)19 opposite Btelnbach, Rfd Bank. COMPTON. INC.. Beifcnl. 787-8280. CO,, 1 4 Broadway, Long Branch be- led. 671-0034 after 1 p.m. tween 0-11 a.m. RELIABLE WOMAN — Wlshei to take CONTINENTAL care of children In her home. Will [OTPOINT — Four burner electric AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS YOUNQ, MAN — Production depart- also board It desired. Call 717-2609. range. Good condition. Best offer. ment ha'« Job opening. Material hand- 747-3508. CARS! ling, and keeping slock records. High WIIJj HELP OOUU T wlto private parties school education required. Apply dinners or otheth r occasions. Call 141. H0A3LAND INSTRUMENT CO., 65 8881. TIRED Chestnut St.,-Red Bank, between 2 and EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER-With of taUor down icream L ..RS_ r THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 4 p.m. , . ' ' own transportation. Call 741-8881 or aluminuitormnu windowsmm o ? At PROWN'fklorl gem t tni 741-8838. winwindowd * 196 4 WOMAN WISHES IRONINO In her IMPORTANT NOTICE PROWifS home. 23 Carmen PI., Red BanK. P 741-5881. - 32 Broad St, Raj Bant 141-7500 1963 JAGUAR LAROE MANUFACTURER of electrical DESKS «U up. FILES »13.M up. tables, TYPING — Done at home. Pick up tools needs seven men (ages l»-38) Im- clalri. adding machines, typewriters, 3.8 < Litre ledan. Auto., R1H, bronie. mediately. You mult be sincere and and deliver, Call office aaulpment, etc. at bargain DTlces. ambitious. Experience unnecessary as 842-0470. New o? died. AAO DESK OUlLBT, Black leather, like new, low mil«»art-tlme. Would •ave. Rent option io buy, Tsrutr'a '. Deluxe Roadster, wire whaalt, radio, heater. OARDENSGAAR . Atlantic St. ol! Rt. 36, like position inIn Red Bank, Music Store. 308 Main Bt, Lakewood. Whit., black interior. ; , ,• K"eyporte .. Must be experienced with area. Call HI 2-4328. ller!l . Apply all day. AUTO TOP CARH1BBS — Heavy duty. 15 per s, (SO OFFICE SPACE Member Multiplf Listing Service per month plus ullllties. SU-0013 early .Hsal rurolalnJ. wiu ndtecrui I* nit Kylet . . . PrlcK) . . . Buajetea morning tor appointment. your nsulnnuu. Beat IOUUOB. »UI NEW SHREWSBURY aub^lviot U oacaasary. la* ud com< ATTRACTIVE REMODELED CARRIAGE HOUSE with river right* For Btginneri ATLAMTI': HIGHLANDS, unlurnlsnea pare. T1M100. i in a lovely private residential neighborhood of Fair Haven, spa- thr«« ro.>m aoariments: 184 and S109, 741-7741 3 Complete Rooms of includmi utilities. Furnished e(- NEW BUILDINQ in naw Interchange, cious living room with wide planked pegged floor, stone fireplace, ficUncy |7i. m-im or ,711-3916. corner Rt, 34 and Belmar Blvd.. Wai BRAND NEW FURNITURE Township on Super Highway. A>1 loca< TRANSFERRED OWNER IS LOSING HIS SHIRT with this cusom- family dining room, large kitchen with breakfast room, den, tnree •WIN OABLES -APARTMENTS - 36 tlon for barbecue and luncbeonetla. burlt, three bedroom ranch. Center foyer, 21x13 living room, full bedrooms, 1J4 baths. Twc-car attached garage. Nice plot with for only $295. Uverildt Ave.. Red Bank, on rlwr. 542-4184 or wMte R Couch RD #1 Box front. Four roomi unfurnished. $225 dining room, electric kitchen, two baths, full cellar with taste- shade trees. Asking $29,500. P«y only $3 weekly «r month. Five-room d*&U] ottlct, 2*3 South Bt,. Eatontown. lully paneled 30x21 party room, two-car garage, Large lot in ex- H5, TU-S3W. OFFICE NOW AVAILABLE — V. Ar- CLIMB DOWN OFF CLOUD NINE - That house you've been • 10 Piece livlnf Room Group none BuUdJng, linden PL, Red Bank. clusive neighborhood. J23.900. • I Piece Bedroom. Modem RED BANK'S FINEST 747.3820. dreaming of is now a reality. Transferred owner of this one-year- • I Pl«c« Dine 111 Deluxe beauUrul four- and Qve-roora plus garden apartmenta. Two bedrooms, READ CAREFULLY: Four-bedroom »plit level with three full old four-bedroom, 2#-bath split level will sell this beauty for i QmrMteeil Funlly SIM modern kitchen. Bpadous rooms and STORE baths, 22x18 family room, laundry room, screened porch, cellar, 125,500. This house has a den and a game room, two-car garage, RIFBIOKRAIOB , closets*. Quiet environment. Wbltt BL <- Best location. Rtdee- two-car garage, on 2/3 shaded acre. Superbly maintained home beautiful kitchen and really is a buy at this price. . MADISON HARDENS orsitlon completed, small apac* to Only at 1S3 SouUl St. , H1-7B33 (H.J.) offers screens, storm sash, dishwasher and air-conditioner as salt your requirement* 747-uoa RUMSON COLONIAL — Vacant, buy now and be settled for holi-^ ATTRACTIVE ONB AND TWO ROOM extras. Community offers excellent schools, good neighbors and nicely furnished efficiency, apartments. services. Qualified buyer may purchase with 10% down payment day (season: Charming living room with fireplace for Santa, nice; Convenient IJtatlfin. 741.8394. HOUSES FOR RENT FIELD'S $25,900. • • ' dining room for the turkey dinner, kitchen with electric range T-1S Xut Front Street. Ktyport SKA BRIGHT—Attractive, sunny inree- and dishwasher to make mother's work easy. A lovely den ana Open Duly M RED BANK—Four-bedroom house, die room apartirjent. ^Batii and utilities in. hot water Beat, fireplace. dlshwjasHer, COZY RANCH has thrp* bedrooms, bath, powder room, large liv- powder room complete first floor. Three bedrooms (one 23x12) 2M-3020 eluded Front terrace with yard and Two baths, two-car garaxe. Immediate Italian U"l Frldayi 'til • back patio, yearly rental. Deal 842-2427. icoupancy. Lease and ra!araricli\ rt- ing room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, on acre plot. Large and bath upstairs. Full basement, two-car attached garage, lovely RUUSON — Two large rot-iras, kitchen, quired. Call 671-1578. open patio, attached-garage. Gas dryer and two built-in air con- yard with fruit trees. Asking $27,700. ette and bath, second floor, furnished, UNIURNiSHED H0U8E-nOn the river. ditioners included at $19,000. FOR SALE FOR SALE ;90 a raon.ln, utilities supplied. Call Knott> plnA-llvIng room, fireplace. ple< NO RACE FOR SPACE HERE - This four-bedroom colonial, after J p.m. M2-WMS. lure Window kitchen trim bulltln. bar. NEW SHREWSBURV SPLIT LEVEL - Four, bedrooms, three two-bath house has storage space galore. Imagine a playroom FOUR ROOMS — Uniurallh-Ml. With Two \bedroomi, tilt bath. Plenty of DISCOVER GLASS bath. Heat, hot water supplied. Call doseUapace. Docking facilities for boat baths. Kitchen has dishwasher and built-in oven. Separate laun- 21x30 plus a den. Dream kitchen includes range, dishwasher, Prown'l bu the raoit complete selec- need replacing? Bring'In your alum- 229-1942. up to «P' Call lor appointment 842-HOO. dry, den, 22x10 covered porch, attached garage. Priced at $23,500. washer, dryer. Taxes under $500. A fantastic buy at $29,990. ttoo ol window shades south o[ New inum frame and Prown'a will replace the (laii. Free pickup, delivery. RED BANK — Three rooms furnished. WUJB SELSOI'lOil OF RENTAL* — York Clly. Complete Instillation de- >'<»•])• decorated. All utllltlei supplied, J-umlstud ami untiirolsned. Immedl- MEMBERS OF THE RED BANK AREA partment for* shades, bilnds and any PROWN'S suitable for adults. Hear shopping, ate occupancy. Samuel Teleber Asenoy kind ot curtain rod. Only KIRSCH top ransportatlon. Call H2-3823 or 74WU0O Oceanport Ave., Oceaaport. Call or dial MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE quality rodl to mock. Free delivery. 32 Broad Bt.. Red Batik 7U-7500 542-U* or 542-3301. --. . KEANSBURO — Desirable four-room THOMPSON & BARTELL PROWN'S OUB»-.«'-.»«M«« ICQUirMENT - Foj apartment excellent transportation and RUMSQN — Thrie-bedroom, two-bath rent or iale; {res delivery. Soulb J«r- shopping facilities. Utilities. Responsible house, avsUlable November 15, 1235 a 22 Broad St., Hed Bank 7I1-750C •ey SURGICAL 747-281fi._ adults. T87-6Tn. moJUh. THE DOWBTRA AOENCY, ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY REALTORS BARGAIN BASEMENT FOR LUMBEI Realtors, SI E. Front St.. Bed Bank. HEAT-CHEX — Reduce fuel costs this BETSY ROBS APARTMENTS — Key- 741-8700. HrGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN Plywood, pme, molding and genera, year witli heat-chex pouring Insulation Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm remnants. RED BANK LUMBER. » port. Studio apartments, 2H rooms, 25 so. ft. bag tl.29 cash carry depart- •'urnlshed or unfurnished. Call 264-3iM UNFURNISHED — Immediate occu -747-5600 Wall SL, Bed Bank. ment. RED BANK LUMBER, S Will > 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-741-M50 BEST TOP 80IU ROAD GRAVER St., Red Bank. THREE ROOMS — Furnished. Apply Member of MuWple^Listing^Seryjce , rSE3JSfgf6»W"'~~iet-»E:EHi---TJtt(<;K' EXf KBi*jffa EXTRAS, EXTRAS, READ AIL ABOUT THEM! ING, Morganvllle, 566^5707. l«£rttter,4w..,-._a-, ; - Reasonable. •'•;• Kta Bajik- • • ••- 812-2(10. THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Fur- IAIAN PREFINISHED - Vx7' rea UNCRC^^'yis'W^ Immaculate four-beHroom, three-bath home. Full basement plus WXKJ panellnj. *3-69 per panel. Cash nlshed. All utilities. Private entrance |» to J175 Per Moito acre and half attractive three-bedroom Colonial, two- baths, 24' SNOW FENCE —100' and It. metal Adults. Reference required. }90. 842-1211 den and large kitchen. and carry department RED BANK poles, like new. cost over (80, sacrifice THE EURO AOINCY living room with wood burning fireplace, center hail, separate LUMBER, 0 Wall St.. Red Bant. ;(5. after T p.m. T<7-<134. . THREE .NICE ROOMS - FurrjlgHed Rt » MUdletown NOW LOOK AT THESE EXTRAS: •7M000 dining room, modern kitchen, full cellar, two-car garage, extras— CHROME KITCHEN TABLE - Fo_ FIVE-SHELF BOOKCASE — One or unfurnished, all improvements, suit- l.'Fenced-in swimming pool. : chain, rood condition, S20. Call 668 drawer. Mahogany, cedar lined. Glass able for service men. Reasonable rent. FURNISHED WINTER RENTALS, two freezer, dryer and washer. Asking $28,500. W49. doors. Good condition. (35. Can be seen 872-1063. to III bedrooms, |90 u (joo. ELU 2, Recreation room' with fireplace. WILTSHIRE AOENCY, Realtor*, open UftTUTPV 3: Laundry room. TWO SNOW TIKES — 90O-H nylon all day Saturday at 1(2 Shore Blvd., RED BANK — Newly furnished two sivan days. 1480 Ocian Ave.. Sea J"™11'' COLONIAL TtANCH - Raised hearth fireplace in sunny Kea"nsburg. . rooms, Ded-llvlns room, kitchen. Sunny 4. Wall-to-wall carpeting (living room, dining room, hall and stain) whftewall tuneless, rim mounted, driven private bath. Near trains, bus. CTO.Bright. 845-0004. ""livin' g room, full dining room with plenty of windows, 14' modern 300 miles.-120 each. Can 671-1205 alter 17" RCA TV •— Console. Good con- 5., PaUo off den. 7 pro. dition. 747-4053. MIDDLETOWN — Ranch house. Three kitchen, three good sited bedrooms, bath and powder room, full bedrooms, two batha, living room, 6. Hot water heat ... and finally - . . OULBRANBEN PLAYER PIANO - 787-3070. NEWLY DECORATED — Three-room cellar with separate workshop and outside entrance, garage. apartment, unfurnished, near station family kitchen. Two-car garage. Rent With music rolll. Collier !oldln( coach- CRAFTSMAN — Bandsaw, Good con- with option to bur. 948-8351 or 747-5736. Transferred owner asking $26,900. 7. Artesian well for watering the landscape! stroller combination. Belt offer. Call dition, 130. Four modern bathroom and bus stop. Call 222-8000, 222-7449. Needless to say the landscape comprises a beautifully manicured THREE ROOMS—Bath, including heat, alter 7 p.m. 717-M50. sinks, with fixtures complete, 310 each, TWO ROOMS furnished, adults only, FAIR HAVEN SECLUDED CARRIAGE HOUSE -In top neigh lawn with many lovely shrubs and trees, . Maytag automatic washer, S20. Five S65 a month Includes all utilities. Year- gaa and electricity. 190 per mon4b. WHERE ELSE gallon aquarium, J2. Call 741-5651. ly rental. 222-W90. Completely furnished. East Keansburg. borhood, near river, 16x25 living room with fireplace, den 21x9, can you buy the belt quality window COMPUTING SCALES — Butcher 70UR.R00H furnished apartment, pri- dining robin 13x18, large kitchen with breakfast area, three bed- ASKING ONLY $28.90,0 ahadei "Dupont Tontine!" They took blocks, freezer, etc vate entrance, utilities, car space, NEPTUNE — Three-bedroom ranch. rooms (master 20x121/9. bath and powder room, two-car garage, B«*t, they wear s Jonjr time. Shades 291-0005. adulu. 7*7-0763. Oakhurst. Four bedrooms and garage. made whiU you wait. Shop by phone. 542-im J31-4S43. plenty of trees, asking $29,500. < Member of Red Bank and Northern Monmouth UNFURNISHED — Three rooms. Red AMATEUR RADIO STATION — Com- RENT J150 — Or rent option to buy, plete, all or part accesscriss, sacri* Barb. All utilities. $90 per month, JUST MARRIED OR GETTING MARRIED? Look at this for -, Multiple Listings. PROWN'S 'Lee. Excellent performance. 531-O2C9. call 741-1144 after 7 p.m. 1175. Four-bedroom split, 4S Dartmouth 7H-7500 Jr., Hailet. 264-2592. Sea November 2. young people, Jiving room paneled in blond mahogany with brick 33 Broad St. Hed Bank BEAUTIFUL — Clean three-room, TRADX IN your old rurnniire- with no RANCH HOME — In lovely Applebrook. fireplace, knotty pine dining room and modem kitchen, two lovely down piymint ul fat > new parlor MERCHANDISE WANTED first floor furnished apartment. Adults. Available December 1. Three bedrooms, or dUUnc room a«t at aal. prices. Wll 79 Avenue D, 291-0889. living room with fireplace, dining room, bedrooms downstairs, one upsiairj finished and one unfinished, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Ham Leff Furnltnn Inc.. Hwy 83. U> ELECTRIC TRAIN8 madi prior THREE ROOMS —Heat, hot water dead-end street, S175 monthly. 671-211S. 23x18" recreation room in cellar, deep lot with good picnic area, lilddletown. T11-SS13, open •reninn till to 1940, Lionel, Ivea. American Flyer. supplied. Call alter 6 or on Saturday. » p-m. Phone M1-1B99 alter Op.. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Flrat owner relocating, asking $17,200. 671-3963. floor, 44 Rector PI.. Red Bank. Call RUMSON — Attractively modern- OAS DRYER — Four-piece Calllomla WANTED HIGHLANDS — Three-room furnished 741-5128. ized frame Colonial. Large living Ted wood porch set, end tables, bed- REINFELD U3EU ORIENTAL HUO» apartment, bath, all utilities, extra THREE ROOMS - Furnished, no pets. room with fireplace, modern room set, odd cbaln, retflterator. 82 CHINES! AND PERSIAN larire living room. December 1. - Call UNFURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE OFFERS QUALIFIED Flrat Ave., Atlantic Highlands. N. J. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 872.1806. . Couple only. 108 Catherine St., Red kitchen, breakfast room, four Can be ieen any nlsht alter 6 p.m. 77(-3143 Kvenlun m-7481 Bank. Veterans No Down Payment 1 URNISHED TWO-ROOM APART bedrooms, l'/i baths, full base- or on Saturday • and Snnday'r MODERN CAPE COD — Four bed- ALPJNE MANOR TWO NEEDY FAMILIES — Property MENT — Near Broad St. Call between OLDE SHREWSBURY ment, hot water oil, two-car ga- ELECTRIC 40" RANGE — Electric destroyed by /Ire. Need a]] klnda 01 12-i p.m. at 52 Mechanic SL, Red Bank. rooms, l% baths, tame room, baJe- RT.'M, HIGHIANDG Heater and motors. Never used. Call clothing, all sites. 747-3231. ment, large fenced In lot, 1160 a month. J72-1T7J rage. Reduced to $28,500. $49 MONTH 291-08)7 LONO BRANCH — Furnished opart- THE DOWBTRA AQBMCY, Realtors, 91 NO DOWN PAYMENT - For Vet )LD FURNITURE — AntlQuea, coma, lenls. Four roomi and bath. Heat, E. Front SI., Red Bank. 141-8700. MOTEL-HOTEI. EOOM8 OVBHIIOOX- RUMSON - Very desirable local. APPROXIMATE EXECUTIVE DESK — Mahoiany, rater supplied, >8Q monthly. 229-1553. D»O RIVER & OOEAH. DAUY MAID on this three-bedroom house. Uauwara, art objecta and brtc-a-brio. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five-bed- BERVOT: HOTEL ROOMS JIS PER Dwelling with four bedrooms, 1% 66136" with two leather chairs. «5. Immediate cash for anything and every. Living room with fireplace, din o TWO FAMILY 103 Broad Bt, Red Bank. Jilng. RuscU'a, 2J East Front St., WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - H«w room house, 9140 per month. THE WEEK AND UP, MOTEL ROOMS baths, dining room, full basement, '(1-1693. three room furnished jarden apart- {IRWAN COMPANY. Realtors, 7J7-5S0O WITH TV. REASONABLE WINTKR ing room, tile bath, eat-In kitchen, hot water oil, detached three-car 30" OAS RAJJGE — (60. 48" cabinet ments. Private terrace and TV. Weekly RATES. BUS STOPS AT CORNER. You can almost live rent free la UiJi sink, J35. 30"xB8" Fllfldalre, |M. 741-ANTIQUES — Palnunta, N. J.Atlas'. and monthly rates. NAUTILUS APART- WAYSIDE — Six-room house, unfur- full basement with recreation garage, large plot. $22,500. modern two family home.as your ten- 1TT3. nished, ISO Hope Rd. Call ' BUSINESS WOMAN — Kitchen prlvl- Estatea purchased ana appraised. 747- MENTS. Dial 842-0505. 222-3087 Itr.js Wilklni distance to town. Call room and laundry room. Attached FAIR HAVEN—Interesting frame ants rent almost pays all! Eleven big LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS — 0-572003. The- Hudson Shop Inc., 811 Til.5271. garage. $700 down, approximately roomi, near buses, school! mnd church* road at. Shrewsbury.. KEANSBURO — Laurel and Charles H1OHLANDS — Furnished bungalow, Cape Cod. Two bedrooms, bath, el. Don't delay, call today! nufe, track, etc. Very complete. *20. Aves., two-room apartment all utilities, $127 per month to qualified buy- M2-3590. private entrance, also sleeping Toons. three bedrooms, (89 plus utilities. 872- uAROB FRONT NEXT BATH - No attic finished with one large bed- 1122 after t:30 or aJI day weekends. oilier roomer. . Private. Tilt. Hivjn. er. Priced beneath FHA appraisal PETS AND LIVESTOCK " aaonable. ^7-6016. room, fireplace in living room, Non-Vet $210 Down ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE IlltEK-KOOM futnlsbed apartment, LOVELY COTTAGE — W, large asking $16,900. full basement, steam oil heat, at- Rent A Piano % 12 per Month 'rlvate entrance. Adults. No pets. 741- rooms. Repently redecorated. Suitable SINGLE ROOMS — CUM wa comfor- $6,900 Full Prie. ~ 6421 or 542-2277. [or couple, available- Nov. 1. 291-1(94. sr>le. Resjonabli rates. a«ntlerttfln pr* tached one-car garage. $18,500. KNABB. MAS0N-BAMI4N, SOHMBR TRAIN YOUR DOS Imtl. «J Wallace SI 74HI393. VETS NO } DOWN RUMSON — Well maintained Subject to VA, FHA approval CXaUD-HELSOK JBVEJUCTT. 8OTECK KBYPORT—Three rooms and bath, HEEEDEDROOM — Split level. Rec Oookmu KM: ft Halo St. Asbury Pk. McGUlKE'E GROVE utllltlel furnished. Next to St. Joseph's reatlon room, SI50. 120 Crestvtew Dr., LARGE, attractive room, three win. $52 PER MONTH frame dwelling. Large living OptD dally uu 9 Sat. tui C30 Obedience class Harts November 13-14. M.Jdletown. 747-173!. dows, connectlnt tile bith, quiet street, Bayshore Companion D6i Club. 'arlsh. 380 Maple PI., 22SM>IO7. ;entleman. 741KW58. •• room, dining room, two bed- CALL, FIVE ROOMS — And bath. Utilities LEONARDO — Four-room house. All rooms, 1^ baths, basement, hot REINFELD iYWCWRrMKa. ADU1HO machlner U7-417S 7S7-5M9 Included. $105 per month. Call after Improvements. Couple preferred. No ROOM :N NICB QUIET • HOME — RED BANK — Two-family home. All mrnkta new ox used, Guarantees. 5 p.m. B42-06M. ets. Pav own utilities. Bay and Cedar Parking accommodations. Reasonable. Living room, dining room, kitch- water oil, oversized garage with Low aa 126. Berplco'a. 101 Monmouta PERSIAN KITTENS — Cute and ive.. or call 291.0191. 87 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Banh. 741.9114 Realty Company 8L Next to theater. 7«-Oi85. Huffy Oliver., bluea). CANINE CHA- -'HREE ROOMS — flit bath. Com- en, three bedrooms and bath each storage space, Asking $18,500. TEAU, M2-9699. pletely modern kitchen. All utilities. RED BANK — Modern .home, key PRIVATE BATH, PRIVATE EN- 1835 RT. 35 MIDDLETOWW FUR COAT - Black Peralan laml, Adults. Security. November 1. 566-1376. location lor professional purposes (or TRANCE — Large closets, aulet, hosl. side. Convenient area. Low taxes. alze 16-18. Full lintlh. Litje cape-Wet AKC BEAGLE PUPPIES — Quality I&mlly living). Nine rooms, three baths. ness p«son prtterred. 843-1H34. City sewers. Above payment plus DENNIS K. BYRNE couar. 7VM0M alter 3 p.m. bred KUn dogs, smart, healthy, good TWO-BEDROOM apartment furnished S250 per month. Home near St. James 671-3500 looking. Hunting and field trial caliber or unfurnished, three blocks from Broad School, seven rooms, two baths, $125 rental income approximates en- REALTOR-INSUROR NEXT TO HARMONY BOWli WIUUN80N SWOBD KAZOK BLADE dogs. Cut 291-1663. St. Available December 15. 1MJ. Hoper month. SCHANCK AOENCV, Real- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE tire monthly payment. Non vet LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 75c cackate ol 6. All Wilkinson cardei water and heat. Adults only. 747-S32&. tor, 8 Linden PL, Red Bank. 747-0387. Dally 9 to 9. Saturday and Sunday tools to stock. SIEGFRIED HARD JET BLACK MINIATURE POODLE $300 down. Only one of a kind. 8 West River Rd. Rumson 1 of champion blood line. AKC registered. WEST END — New, modern two and HOUSES FOR SA1E 10 to 7 WARE CO. . U7 First Ave., Atlantl UNFURNISHED — • Three-bedroom, $17,900. Phone 842-1150 . Highland!. 291-1500. Reasonable. Call 531-1868. three-room efficiency apartments, util- Cape Cod, Storage room can be use< BEAGLE PUPS — AKC, females, ex- ities Included, laundry on premises. as fourth bedroom. Asking $150 per MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING "• TERRIFIC BUY PIANO — Jahssen console. Excellent Shopping two blocks. Monthly and month. WILLIAM S. GARRISON OLDE SHREWSBURY condition. French Provincial. Reason- cellent hunting dogs or petf. yearly. 53M8M. AOENcr. Realtor. 22 E. Front St.. HALL BROS. Five-room modern ranch-: Full base- able. 5314269. U2-242S Red Bank. 741-0804. ment, attractive grounds, exceptionally ACTIVHl AKC BEAGLES.— Bostons, HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, all utili- REALTORS BE QUICK, BE NIMBLE large two-car, garage. Absentee owner • SNOW TIRES — 800x14 on wheels ties. Call 872-9892, 28 Naveslnk Ave., THREE.BEDROOM HOUSE; llvlnt Two-story Colonial with four bed- Owner must sell. 8 High Point Si pair! Two 710x15 » each. One cockers, ' dachshunds, poodles, pugs, Rt. 38. room, dlnlnr room, larga kitchen ana wants quick Bale at reduced price of 870X15 »5.Also three regular tires, low poms, ichnauzers, scotties, alrdalei rooms, l'A baths, living room, 115,900. EATONTOWN—Clean, two-room effi- pantry. Newly renovated. Inquire 6! Rd., Lincroft. Was $40,500, then prices. 2J1-11M after 5 p.m. and all etc. Expert dog grooming and batlrini Jolin St., Red Bank. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING dining room, modern kitchen, day Saturday. by appointment. CANINE CHATEAU, ciency apartment. Maid service. $2C $36,200. now $34,200. Needs large CROWELL AGENCY, Rt 35fEatontown. 542-9699. Open Frlda) 'eek. Surrey Motel. Rt. 35. 542.3233. music room on first floor. Full 18' PLASTIC WIENER POOL — « THREE-ROOM — Cottage, furnished. 313 River Rd. Fair Haven family. Six bedrooms. Lovely sec- ntfl 9, Saturday and Sunday 10 until 5, ATTRACTIVE Cozy, lurnished apart- All utilities. basement with paneled recrea- Realtors deep, with Illter. *100. Uied 24" riding 566-440S. tion St. Leo's Parish, less than mower good condition. WO. 563-1818. BEAUTIFUL CEDAR DOO HOUSES^- ment Including all utilities. Large bed- 741-7686 tion ioom, lauridry room, hot 63 Riverside Ave. Red Bank Slzes tor all dogs. KING'B KENNELS, room, hath, stall ahwer. 2te rooms, BEAUTIFUL — Executive home on water baseboard heat, attached a year old. Drive by and call in IBJt EXECUTIVE GREEN TYPE- Rt 35, Oakhurst. 531-1537. Nice residential section. Close to busei river $225 monthly. Yearly leas*. Opposite Molly Pitcher Iu>' WRITER — *340. Thermo-Fax Secre- RUMSOW — Chirmlni Old Firm Vil- garage. Just reduced. $2,100 this to inspect. BIRDDOG PUPPIES—Registered Eng- and trains, plenty heat and hot water. McAUSTElt AOENCY, Itea.1 Estate, lage Colonial, Bfct In beautiful trees 741-4030 tary, U90. Fpldomatlc Folding Machine, Adults only. Can be- seen immediately, 109 E. River Rd., Rumson. W2-1S94. week. $21,800. 178. Checkprctwtor »O,~BlUot addres- lish pointers. From - top hunting . and Phone 291-2221. P and lindicaplnr. Living room with fire- Philip J. Bowers & Co. •erette $50. oestetner fully automatic, field trim stock. Reaionable. 22113599 FOUR-ROOM — furnished house. pla.ct waJniColed dining room, two since 1S94 COLTS NECK —'• Well kept working •lectrlc Model im mlmco S300. 7U- KEANSBURO — Five large rooms, un- Adults. Call bedrooms (or bedroom and den) and REDUCED $2,000 80 White St.' Red Bank 741-7200 farm of 80 acres. Long road frontage,- 4008 10 a.n>. • 4 n.m. CHERIBOB KENNELS — AKC collli furnlihed, wall oven, counter top rang* 787-0317 full, tiled bith on first floor. Two more large colonial farm house on knoll pupplei, golden and trl-color. Some In kjtchen. In town. J115, heat supplied. bedroomi mid second tiled bath up- PUT THIS — On your "MUST SEE' with view. Oood condition. Many barni. CUSTOM MADE TABLE PAX>S rained. Health and deposition guar- Also several three-room apartments ATLANTIC HJOHLANDS — Five bed- itaJrs. Screened porch. ,patio, two-car list. Four year-old atory and a half Excellent for horse farm or nimtry. anteed. SI1-1S02 available. CHATEAU REALTY, Real rooms, new family room, two baths, all range. Finished g&me room In full cel- Three-bedroom home in fine sec- custom-built home of Early American J110.00O. VAN VLIET AGENCY, Real- Protect your fine table. Fret estimates. Estate, 215 Carr Ave., Keansburr. 787- facilities, two acres property Ineludlnt lar. Completely secluded, yet within tion of old Shrewsbury. Living design. Spacious living room, brick tor, Line Rd,. Holmdel. B48-4184. COLLIE — Sable and white, one year orchard and pond. 291-1750. old: Housebroken, excellent with Chi 5181. walking distune* ot schools, ihopi and room, full dining room, family fireplace, formal dining room. Country PROWN'S dren. 566-2899. Matawan. UNFURNISHED — Dwelling, six tranipDrtatlon. Low Uxei. Asking $39,- kitchen, den, three bedroomi, two J11.50O. CONVERTED OARAGE with THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Fur- 000, Will not last long. size kitchen, game room, full Uteri baths. Second floor, two bedrooms, second floor apartment. Living room. 32 B»ad St. Red Bank 741-750C WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT — nished or unfurnished. 184 Port Mon- rooms, three bedrooms, fireplace, hot kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, Lot PBON1 CLUMPS — Each should be mouth Rd.. Port MonmouUv water oil. two-car garage, S140 month; basement, attached garage. Va- large play area. Lots of storage. Hot divided Into three or tour new plants. Adorable heallhy three year old pony, new ranch, three bedrooms, hot air OLDE SHREWSBURY — Choice, estab- water baseboard heat. Extras Include 106* x 145'. Combination aluminum Best named varieties.' Pink and white. brand new tac. All for ¥150. Private NEWLY DECORATED — Four-room ell, full basement, |1S5 month; Cape lished area. Trees on tht lot and trees cant. Owner must sell. Best washing machine, clothes dryer, dish- screens and storm sash. Taxes Ml (LBO per dump. Red, *2. Forsytlila owner. 741-1782. ' apartment, unfurnished, near bus atop. Cod, four rooms. Urge kitchen with down the middle ol the itreet. Three terms. $23,500. washer* Taxes «02. {29.900. per year. Oood location near Red clumps 50c. You die and take. Bring Call 222.8000, or 222-7440. breakfast area, :breazeway. garage, hot bedrooms, two baths. Bay windows In LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, Realtor, Barfc. Furniture Included. RAY STILL- •horel. Cow manure. We per ycur water oil, S17S> month; trl level, five living room and dinlnj room, separate 16 Bprlng St., Red Bank. 747-4121. MAN, Realtor, state Hwy 39, Shrews- bushel, A. BUCR DAIRY FARM, H REAL ESTATE FOR RENT THREE-ROOM APARTMENT - Wesl bedrooms, family room, rustic area, laundry room, game room, 24xiS en- bury. 741-8SOO. mile south ol Wddletown railroad side Ave.. All utilities except gas S275 month. closed pation with beamed ceiling. Two- McGOWAN RUMSON RIVERFRONT — Three bed- atatlon on road. to Llncrolt. APARTMENTS 741-1215. car garage. Low taxei. Asking $27,BOO room, 114 bath home. Enclosed porch, r FURNISHED, ranch, four rooms, hot one-car garage., Pock with four slips. (More Classified Ads ACCORDIONS — New and used. 120 PLEASANT THREE RO air gas. garage, January 1, 1064 to AGENCY Deep water. Only X22.0OO. See It today. Ban. Reasonable, two year guarantee. NEW LUXURY floor, light housekeeping. Good location. May l, 1S64. S129 month. All leases. NEED AN EXTRA BEDROOM? Four ROLSTON-WATERBURY, Realtor. 18 On The next Page >te«hol4 Uusto Crater. 85 South St. Quiet business woman. T41-O761. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, 8 W. bedrooms with lots of closets. Vh baths. W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. 2U ROOMS LEROY APTS. River ltd., Rumion. 842-118O. Entrance foyer,. 23x23 living - dining REALTORS 462-1730. FULLY AIR CONDITIONED RED BANK — Spacious one and tw room, game room, full cellar, attached 1«W 8ILVERTONB 21" CONSOLE - Closs to all transportation. bedroom-apartments available now and1IONMOUTH BEACH COLONIAL - garage. Excellent location. Deld end APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 21 Leroy p], . Red Banl December 1. Molly Pllcher Village, Furnished, four bedrooms, 3% baths, street Ideal for children. Two yean new 741-1063 Day a _ T4T-5366 Eveningi Branch and Madison Ave. 741-9115. family room, two-car garage. Yearly In walk-in condition. Moderate taxes. RED BANK 747-3000 or wlnttr. ELLA WILTSHIRE Asking $22,DOO. DINING! ROOM SET — Blonde, nln TWO HO Obi d FURNISHED — All utll BEAUTIFUL — New three-r^om apart' AOENCY. 1!SO Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, plecu, extra leaf. Call after 1 p.m ties Included. On first door. Prlvati ment. Moderately furnished. AH con- PLEASURE YOU'LL TREASURE - tntrance, 222-6D49. veniences! 5105. 8120227. FOR A YOUNQ FAMILY — Three In this Immaculate Colonial ranch In THIS IS IDEAL for couple, Beautiful bedroom*, iVi baths, extra, large patio Shrewsbury on tree-shaded half acre THREE ROOMS — Unfurnlahed, utlll FURNISHED APARTMENT — Foul borne furnished, all conveniences, near game room, mud room, liundry room SOUND OFF ties, private house, responsible adult I rooms and bath. Oarage. AdulU. Call Red Bank. 741-4773 for appointment, Aluminum combination screens and plot. 31' llvlnr. room with fireplace, no pets. 542-1439. Eaton town. atter 4 p.m.. 222-2r separate dining room, two b»y windows And that's Just what Dave Brubeck weekday! 5 to 7 or Saturdays and Bun' storm sash. Dishwasher, attached gs In front, large game room, three twin do«a on the Columbia label. Two 33 1-"FURNISHED APARTMENT — Call SPACIOUS 5%-RdOM APARTMENT — days before 2. rage. Desirable locution with size bedrooms, two &atns, front porch LP'a (one never played), S3 eacH. Atte lo' e noon or after 6 p.m. 741-S372. Furnished or unturnlshtd. Large coun- trees. Low taxes. AH for ^19100 and one In the rear M1 long. Two-car « p.m., 871-320t. Coupler only. KEANSBURG — Four-room cottage. try kitchen. Ideally lncated on five Qas heal, shower. Rent JTf>. KaraKe, plaater walls. Offered at a MOVING — Must sell. Dryer, twi LEROY APARTMENTS — 10 Lero; acres In Ealontown. Minutes lo Fort 787-O071. low «7,!K». ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG Monmouth. shopping center, churches, J29,S00. CONVERTED CARRIAGE AOENCY. Reallor. 555 Prospect Ave, piece jectlonal, end tables, complet PI.. Red Bank. Three rooirts, 741-H schools. 542-0828. ' HOUSE. Beautiful living room with hollni and furniture. 747-9294. or 747-5366. stone fireplace, formal dining room Little Sliver. H1-IW0. CURIO. CABINET — T«a wagon J29, RED BANK — Unfurnished. Slngl* UNFINISHED — Three-room apar WANTED TO RENT eat-In kitchen and breakfast room ment. Completely new furnishings. Rei den; second floor, three large bed RfcBIDENCE - six rooms, bath, three oval (old frame J12.50. Victorian arm person or couple. All utilities. 121 ioenlial area of Red Barfc. Convenient car garage. Zoned for business. Rt. 35, chair (79.50, deacon bench K9.50, Maple Ave., 741-5215. FOUR-ROOM — - Unfuinlihed apart- rooms with tiled bitli. Wide board Shrewsbury. 612-04*3. " dressing table S8.50, walnut dresiet to everything. Adults only. OARRTSON ment, MIddletown • Red Bank vicinity. floors. Surrounded by split rail fenc- I10.5O. Large Victorian frame with THREE ROOMS — Bath, unfurnished. AGENCY, 22 E. Front St.. Red Bank. Two adults, no children or pttf. Needed ing. Adjoining Red Bank. RAY STILL- H«at and hot water supplied. Call 741.0804. by mid March, flease call 671-2329 MAN. Rciltor. State Hwy 3J. flhrews NEW BHRKWSBURf - For sale lady washing engraving-, J20. Also 264-4M5, Hwy 35., CentfsrvllTe. alter 6:30 p.m. and all day weekends. S21,0O0 or would rent, *180 per month prftised glasi, cut, crystal, worka ol STUDIO APARTMENT — Nicely fur- bury. 741-8800. , four bedroom ranch, two baths, garaje, »rt RUSCIL'8, 25 E. Front St.. RedFIRST FLOOR - Two rooms. uUlltiei. nished. Beautiful location. Garage. Prl WE HAVE an overflow of bona tide BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL, with stately Ireplace, basement, near Fort and Bank. Private entrance. Newly decorated. vate entrance. 222-5101. prospects looking for two to (our bod'columns, situated high on knoll, rolling ihopplng. Owner. 222-2627. BEST OFFER — Hotpolnt dUhwashei 787-8842. FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Newly rooms, Call ui Tor Itat action to have acreage, abundance of holly and (log- and sink unit. Westinghouse, washer, RED BANK — Large two-bettroorn decorated In and oat. Furnished. 67 vour home rented. TUB BERO AGEN- oods, magnificent view of river. House PAIR HAVEN TWO-STOItY — 50x150 dryer, stove. Overhead garage door. apflrtmtntjj. One year leaae, SprlfiK- Morford PI.. Red Bank. 741-9180. CY, nt. 35 MIddletown. 611-1000. has manv features, exceptionally large two or three bedrooms, large modern living room, foyer containing circular kitchen, dining, enclosed pyrch, naw "*-W Crprdfin",, 2fi? Spr|nR Bt. 741-567? HORSE TRAINING — Bell telephone pltitriblnR snd wiring, laundry with ap- ATI-ANTIC HIGHLANDS tingihecr and fatnily [Wife, two cull- staircase, * lour nverslwrt bedrooms, THREE PIECE BEDHOOMTSUITE"— ... ROOMS — Garden apartment, Re Three rooms and bath, first Cloor, Open for Inspection, cell 'H1-23B2. pilancen, Iwu car jiUAfce with paneled Double dreiser, nlgnt table and mirror, BanK area. Call • Kurnlshen or unfurnished. All utilities. dren) desire attractive living quarteri den, trees, lovely ares, near school and Light wood, like new. J125. For Infor- 741-0789 J90. 34 ProBptct Ave., or 291-94J7. (Including heat, utilities) on Monmouth HOLMDEL —' Six-room ranch, three bus. Many cilras. I14.50O. 7«-»i83. mation, call 54M183. County eetate or horse (arm In ex- bedrooms, two full ba-tlin, on 105x165 FIVE ROOMS — Bath, unfurnished, PORT MONMOUTH — Tierce room ch&nge lor car* and enerclzlnp of lot, tn excellent srea. Base>ment. Two- PRACTIOAL AN AUCTION—Ownei KENMORE WRINGER WASHER — $90 a month plus one month's security. apartment. Furnished. Living room horses. Both children are trained eiues- car garage. Combination screens and must sell thlg almost new six-bed- Fink and white. Excellent condition. Supply own utilities. Available Novem- bedroom, kitchen, bath. Separate trains, schooled In En([llah rldtnr tech- stormi. Walking distance schools. Low room home Jim nine months old, two if you are wintering in Miami, Reasonable. 261-3431. ber 1. 76 Hamilton Ave., Leonardo. trance. 7B7-H89. niques and are fanatic horse lovers. taxes. VA mortgage may be assumed car garage, game room, dandy kitchen Cnll at office 0 lo 6. 6.&-37M (free by Qualified buyer, jam VAN VL1ET three-quarter acre of wooded land call) or at home after 6 p.m. OR 6-3143 AGENCY, Realtor. Line Rd., Holmdol scaped grunds near St. I^o's Parish LOST HOME IN FIRIp — Need fdur- rlSIItt Original price J)0,500 now 134,100. make the first stop Asbury Park! room apartment immediately. Red OLD SHREWSBURY RANCH — TopOffers considered. #515 PH1UP' J, Hank area. Three children. 717-3234. location. Three bedrooms, living room, BOWERS & CO., since 1834, 80 White dining room, kitchen, attached garage. St., Red Bank. 741-7200. Select a year round apartment at the CARLTON HOUSE. Low taxes. Only llO.OOu. ROLSTON When you lock the door to go south — catching the plane, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY FURNISHED ROOMS WATERBURY, Rjaltor, 1«W. Front Bt. NEW L18TINO — RUMBON or train, is your only care. (Remember the thousand and [ted Bank, 7(7-3500. Tho charm ot a New England Village A HANDY GUIDE OR BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! house, picturesque setting, circular one Mails of leaving a large private house!) And you can ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD LINCUOFT- -Buy direct, 119,000. Threi ;reystone driveway, beautiful treea. An bedrooms, large recreation room, ga- fmmaculate house that says welcome look foiward to returning to a full social life with interesting WAYSIDE IlEBIDENCB — Welt Park -•age, patio, trees, half acre. Conven- when you enter the front door. It has neighbors who appreciate the tjreslige of living at the ient to schools, New York transpor time Dedrooms, two baths, fireplace, CARLTON HOUSE. Nice to know that the money you save on Xve. Brand new ranch bulldlnf. All latlon. Newly decorated. Mortgage can wall-to-wall carpeting and character. Adding Machines—Typewriters Furniture Repaired, Refinbhed Painting and Decorating meals, laundry, and care. a summer residence helps to pay for your winter holiday. Call Mrs. Delmont at 531-6803 be assumed. 747-3845. Truly a place Tor the family that's ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter!, RED BANK — New three-bedroom, looking tor a home, not Just a house All apartments with terrace. Dootman service. Carpeted pub aold,. rented, repaired. Serpico's 101 Cull 747-1212 or 842-3203. 2S Pearl J. ALLEN MALONE i SON—Paint- fLEABANT, LARGE I]ED, SITTING family room, two full b&tha completely Sll.onn. THE LOW AOENCY, Realtors .. lie halls. Garage and on-slte parking available. -Uonmouth St., Red Bank. 747-0185. St., Red Bank. Prompt service. ing, decorating Interior, exterior. KOOM. Hoard Is desired, lit. Car str conditioned. Also three, new seven- River Hd,, Fair Haven. 741-4477 Carl Wllms. Paperhanglnx. ,747-4827. 741-0S12. room houies In Fair Haven. For ap- LAKEWOOD — Overlooking lake Immediate occupancy. Auto Body Repair 1.OVELY FURNISHED BOOM with, or pointment cal] B42-3059 between t a-m. Owner must sacrifice. Custom-billlt, Home Improvements Roofing, Siding and Insulation without modern kitchen. Refined busi- and 4:30 p.m. weekdays. three-hedrnom luxury ranch, largn liv- I Bedroom Apt.-from $186. •XPERT PAINTING and body re- ness woman preferred. Good location. R.UMSON — 1975 down, to the qualMed ing room with marble fireplace, dining Studio & 2 bedroom apts. available pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy HhtM. buyer can purchase thli excelltnt con- room opening onto screened porch, Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 2D1-03O3 WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- ALUMINUM SIDING - Installed by ditioned six-room ranch with full base- facing lake, Hollywood kitchen with GAS S ELECTRICnY INCLUDED ations, additions, painting, masonry, aluminum mechanics. GUARANTEED ALLENMIL REST HOME [ns;it. Large pntlo surrounded by many family room, two lite baths, priced and. ill those little Jobs. Evening* for 20 years. Free estimates, »27,5O0, term«. QI1IGOS AGENCY, INC. Auto and Truck Rental 566-1714. PROWN'B. 3J Brosd St., Red Bank. Itoom and Beam. 313 niver ltd.. lied flowering shrubs. Overslierf lot, AJrt- Hank, C«M »«3-3l»3. - menilous opportunity here. Price Henltor, 124 Second St., Lakewood. 343- •AV18— Rent a new car or truck. I,ow Our 38th year In business. 741-7600. JM.MX). CH.AZEBROOK AGENCY) Real- 4700. rates Maple Ave.. Red Bank 717- BKLKOIU) - Furnished room, with'or tor, Avenue of Two Rivers, IlumBon. 030», 774-5214. Dally 7 a.m.-lO p.m. Lawn Mower Repair* Insulation * Siding Corp. Certified without cinrtilnn. Gentleman1 only. Call B42-1700. - NEW THRKK-BEDROOM RANCH — Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR 5-8407 nftffr 1 p.m. 787-0102. With full basement, attached garage. CARITON or Adam Llnzmayer 291-0302. M1DDI.ETOWN — Oak Hill. Four-bed Mldilletown. 7(7-1311 or 747-5810. Building Contractor ALL, 1UND3 OF LAWN MOWBRS- KOOM TO LET In private home, vi- room Iwo-story custom, Colonial. £',4 lland and circular saws, sharpened, OLSON CO., INC.—Roolln*. SUIpg 1 cinity Middleman Township Win REDUCED PltlCE — Mlddletdwn split K M. HiooiNn - compete Al- balhn. two-cut garage, full basement, level. Owner relocating. Four bed- terations - Modern kltcncns and baths- repaired. Free pick up. 201-2437. insulation. Installed and guaranteed flchool, lor l«dy. Meali may be In- 14 acre. (33,000. Owner 671-2B12. for 10 years. 775-07OJ-T2I>1-O540. cluded. 671-007*. rooms, lit tiAths, large patio, carpet- Masonry - Carpentry - Painting • No HIlllIS FOIt SIZE Ina. gas dryer, many extras. Belling charge for estimates • 21-Hour service I'aintlng and Decorating Modern king site kitchen makes this below K1IA appraisal. fSOO down rc4-4JOt. Tel. Answering Service COMMERCIAL RENTALS horn* unique. Also four bedrooms, UD.DOl). 871-1511. wmuuiR COHDIJIMB mmms full, dry basement, large lot on dnad Electrical Contractor LOUIS OABBAN — Painter, decorator end street. Good neighborhood. {630 HI'ACIOtIB COLONIAL HOME — Cen paperliangcr. 25 years experience. 43 LET 1J8 UK your snerstary. No need IDEAL FACTORY SPACE down, S137 per month to all qualified ter hall, extra large living room, dlnlna 510 Otal lake Brive, Asbury Park, Newlersey RESIDENTIAL and commercial wlr. Cnapln Ave, 141-1708 after 6 p.m.' to miss calls. 24 hour answsrtns buyers. Aeklng tM.no. THOMP0ON ft room, Knur bedrooms, 2'^ baths. Full Mod«| Abutments on view dai ly and Sunday 10,000 SQ. FEET. basement, attic. Excellent residential Ing. New Installation or repair service. 741-4700. DARTELL, Inc.. [t«Mtor». 747-MOO, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 776-5454. service. Allen Electric. 7I7-OTI2. L. it. KILL — Painter "Interior and Just Available ' area. 131,000. 747-48M after < p.m. NEW MONMOUTH - Eight-room split exterior. No Jobs too large or too Typing any type manufacturing. 14' celllnf. BATONTDWN — Threo-btdroom ranch. Entertainment -mall. Very reasonable. Call 747-M3O. all open space. Multiple entrance level, IV4 bathfl. S19,RO0. Full busamcnt with recreation room. and exit doors. ' Parklnc. space. || •71-3flus. Enclosed paneled breezeway and over- Tickets available for latest Broad- OARL I!. JONES - Tainting and EXPERT TYPING — Bone at home. llallroad sldln( and Red Dana I itANCIl - Four beiirooina. two~ballis, sUed attached garage. Convenient to tray Shows and Major Sports Events. decorating, Fully Insured. For fret Reasonable. Pick up and deliver. Call Location. Your own broker or I Jalousled porch, WAll-lo-vVall carpeting, schools, shopping center and busen, Ut Monmootii St.. Red Sank. •Itlmite- call 747-3011. 26MSI7. MT-llOCi ' [I drapes, rflehwather. % acra corner Shaded backyard with patio and fire property. 0i231M place. Low luei. City lewen. M2-O249. BOUSES FOR MIX BOUSES FOK HOUSES ro* SALE MOUSES FOB HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER Friday, November 1, 1963-29 £. SHREWSBURY OWHCI JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR HNAJ. SECTION UNDER' CONSTRUCTION I HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ASKING LESS THAN FHA YOU MUST SEE ., Appraisal flt $)UN. Comfortable living room with logburning fire- 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON, N. J. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY pUce (ormal dintan'room. HUM bedroomi. batement playroom, 842.0444 fetched gtragt. Excellent schooU, established neighborhood. BRIGADOON SOUTH •REALTORS Taxes J3M. Hurry and bring your checkbook! THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service WOODED LOT OVERLOOKING FARM 3B YEARS EXPERIENCE MIDDLETQWN, N. JK A fresh offering boasting JMf, recreation room, efficient kitchen SEA BRIGHT - RIVER AND IOCEAN RIGHTS - ALL YEAR 91 East Front Street .,, Red Bank, N. J. $ iWltii dishwasher, three Bedrooms, VA baths, spacious living and HEATED BUNGALOW.'Friendly colony, no maintenance.' Plot , Custom-Built Homes Priced - '741-8700 .dining rooms. Five minutes to school and shopping. Large patio. 44x82>4. Living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, lft baths. Basement. From $23,900 "Asking $19,200. HIGH AND DRY New plumbing, new water heater, new aluminum awnings, attic Immaculate split level and garage on well landscaped plot. "' LARGE FAMILY EXTRA storage space. Gas heat. Excellent condition. Asking $15,500. FEATURING Spacious living room, dining room, kitchen with counter •" Four twin bedrooms, Z& baths, large family living room, formal RUMSON. ENJOY THANKSGIVING DINNER HERE. EARLY • Four and Five Bedrooms • 2Vz Baths range, tour large bedrooms, two full baths and full of fun dining room, deluxe eat-in kitchen, large tun room. Matchless recreation room with fireplace. Many other fine features. atWS^OO. AMERICAN RANCH. Brick and frame. Custom built. Four bed- • Two-Zone Baseboard Hot Water Heat rooms, 2% baths, extra large basement and attic. Two-car (elec- Conveniently located to schools, shopping, and transporta- LITTLE SILVER GEM tric eye) attachejrgarage. Fine ptot, easily maintained. Many • '/)-Acre Landscaped Loti tion. Value packed at $24,400. •.' Many fruit and other trees, grapevines on deep lot. This fine extras. Transferred owner reduces price drastically. Asking $45,90(1. • Many Other Features SPOTLESS BI-LEVEL : Cape Cod home with three bedrooms (or two bedrooms and den), Four bedrooms, three gleaming baths, modern kitchen with two baths, living room with fireplace, nice dining room and e( RUMSON! REPAINTED INSIDE AND OUT. NEW WIRINIG. NEW 20 DIFFERENT CUSTOM DESIGNED HOMES OIL BURNER. Clean older Colonial. Near Colony Restaurant built-in range and dishwasher. Wall-to-wall carpeting in liv- Hcient kitchen. Built-in stairway to possible two more bedrooms. and library. Step from bus line. Nice high, dry plot. Living TO CHOOSE FROM ing room, dining room and hall. Large game room. Two-car , Pull cellar, atUched garage, screened-in summer house with brick room, dining room, three bedrooms, bath, kitchen, dinette. attached garage. This home is only one-year old and truly •• bar-b-que. Owner California bound is asking )22,400. Glassed front porch. Offers invited on $15,000. L-Shsped Ranches * Bi-Lev«l Ranches an "A" rating at $35,000. ff MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERINGS RED BANK COLONIAL. Four bedrooms, two baths. Living-dining Side To Sid* Splits • Two Stories ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING room (fireplace), kitchen. Basement (new gas furnace), two-car UB&RM, CONVENTIONAL FINANCING just minutes away from parkway and shopping. Better - IMMEDIATE OCUPANCY! ! ! garage: Asking (19,000. Might rent to qualified tenant, lease $150 than new bi-level on nicely landscaped lot approximately Three-bedroom ranch with recreation room, basement, covered Cuttom-Built Homes'.-. . Realistically Priced I 15O'x30O'. Spacious living room, dining room, bright eat-in per month. l .'•' porch. $1500 tskes over present mortgage with $120 monthly pay- DIRECTIONS: R«- M «»UU1 Middlelwn-turn right on Twin Brookj Ave kitchen, four bedrooms, 1 /i baths, and large recreation • ments. Shopping, schools and express city buses (Newark-New RUMSON. WANTED! NEW OWNER FOR A REAL BUY. COLO- (Fint Street befort Howard Johnton'i' ReiUurint.) Follow sijna to mod«: room. $32,500. Vork city). Hurry, see for yourself. Asking $16,100. NIAL! All schools area. Block from high and grammar. Eight rooms and bath.- Excellent condition throughout. Two car garage, DEVON BUILDERS. INC. 671 - 1760 PHONE FOR CATALOG OF LISTINGS SUITABLE FOR MOTHER and DAUGHTER attic, dry basement. Beautiful plot, trees and shrubs. Offers Beautiful four-bedroom, VA baths, one-car garage bi-level home requested on $23,750. that is better than new. Extra living quarters in lower level and HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE equipped with extra kitchen. Included in sale is wall-to-wall car- MULTIPLE LISTINGS WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY peting. Mortgage may. be assumed. Price,$23,500. REALTORS SHREWSBURY RANCH - Three FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom jedrooms, living room with fire- rancher. Living room, dining WALKER & WALKER 741 - 0804-22 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK place, attached garage. Low tax- room)fptclieji. 24x15 recreation HOLLAND HILLS OF HOLMDEL s. Walking distance to schools, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE room. Full, dry basement. Beau- REALTORS 'riced to sell at $19,000. .ifully landscaped lot with many THE ULTIMATE : RUMSON — Large unusual home. Four bedrooms, two baths, liv- ull grown trees. $23,900. Street Shrewsbury, N. I LTTRACTIVE SPLIT LEVEL - TH« short him '»! HolKttti rioiflM tioin feo HOT iioaeu tvuiuii ot am build to suit. JUBI 15 home! plLced In nujftatlo letting with towerloc OaJu 19x17 den,^l'luhar^ "ft " 8068 Hwy. 35 and Palmer Ave. . Middletown tod DOfWoodi icutered averpwhtr*. Aich ill* U ohe-tcr* or greater with acres. Asking $39,500. feting fimvFng room and ainmg two brooki uid > Kettle Hope, LouUd W-mll» wen ol Laurel Av« on Holland room. Game room with bar. At- FulL basement with recreation 6 7L33II Rd. Four mlnutei to Bell Litn. ill mlnntoi to Mldaletown Railroad Station, 10 mUIUCSf ta Red Bank, lflr«« mtotf* to Garden stale Red Hill Interchange, RUMSON AREA — Well constructed red brick and stone ranch. ached garage. Good buy at $19, room. Taxes $328.32. FHA mort- Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins lour mtoulw to EL 35 « LIU Tullo. Three bedrooms, two baths, two powder rooms. Large kitchen with iOO. »age available. $15,500. * built-in stove, dishwasher, and refrigerator. Dining room with slid- ... SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP HAROLD E. HARRISON ing glass doors to flagstone patio. 32x36 recreation room in base- iUBURBIA AT ITS BEST-Own- WEART-NEMETH . ment with separate den or study. Barbecue in rear. Lovely land ir built brick and frame rancher. DEVELOPER AND BUILDER scaped and wooded acre. $48,000, Three bedrooms, VA baths, at- 24-HOUR SERVICE ractively decorated. Many ex- AGENCY C71-MM FAIR HAVEN — Adorable Cape Cod. Perfect for small family. ras. Two-car garage. Near public REALTOR Three bedrooms, one bath. Living room with fireplace, dining ind parochial schools. $24,500. 102 WEST PRONT ST. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room, kitchen. Near schools. $19,500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE A. FRED MAFFEO 741-2240 RUMSON — Spacious four-bed- 24-HOUR SERVICE REDDEN AGENCY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room two-bath ranch in Holy B ERG STANLEY K. DOWNS , REALTOR Member of Red Bank Cross Parish, with vestibule, Realfors — Insurers Multiple Listing Service Realtor REALTOR Mad Af Your Landlord? 35 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY large living room with fireplace, Member of Red Bank OLDER TWO-STORY HOUSE - •eparate dining room, roomy Multiple Listing Service "Homes of Charm and Value" Three bedrooms, dining room, liv- Inadequate Roomi? kitchen, pine panelled den, laun- Short of Cash? Use Our 741-9333 MARIE COX AGENCY ing room with beamed ceilings, ,Neighbort Noisy? dry two-car garage on treed plot, LAYAWAY PLAN completely remodeled, walking : ALMOST NEW RANCH — Llvinj 741-1017 Tfien you')! wajit 10 move into a homi MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Realtor and Insuror over l'/j acres. Extras include room, dining room, eat-in kitch distance to ocean and schools. l your own, eipecltlly It It na« thai dishwasher, combination storms, en, three large bedrooms, twc Offers Qualified Member Multiple Listing Service 13,900. lu&lltlc&tloni; 13O0 down payment Established In Port-au-peclt area screens, washer-dryer combina- Vets No Down Payment lonthly payments of approximately S35 I Oceanporfc over 35 years, specl- tiled baths, full basement, garage, Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury ;ood location. "LOTS OP PRIVACY' EDNA M. NETTER .tizlng In residential and waterfront tion, air conditioner, river rights Immaculate condition. Askinc _ooking [or an older home? Looking SHREWSBURY — Attractive plenty of room In the RANCH with tv roperty. Member Shore Multiple for four bedrooms? Looking for a din- three-bedroom ranch on large lot, bedroomi. wile-alze kitchen, pap •ijsUng Service. •ad many evergreen shrubs. $23,900. , Ing room? Need a garage? stop ! Come NEW LISTING! Custom-built excellent location, finished base- ized living room. 'ARUS-HOUJGS—INDUSTRIAL SITES M ~ Commanche Dr.. Oce&npcrt Taxes, $898. $44,900. to our olflce. We have It. Immediate HOLM JJEL^-CO1 I, Mlrlbow LOCUST — Charming modernized Non-Vets $360 Down place in the living room. Knotty LITTLE SILVER - Four-bed- Only LINCROFT RANCH — On beiuUful you to live in one six-room apart pine kitchen and dinette. Three P.O. Box 329, FrethoU wooded acre, seven large rooms, Tour waterfront Colonial on scant land- ment, and let the tennant pay ofl room, two-bath Cape Cod, fire- $8,900 bedrooms, two baths, cfVarminj en- •caped acre plot, Th« living room Vets, No Down Payment twin bedrooms, tiled bath. Ful place in living room; full dining closed patio and entrance) hall. Con- the mortgage. Each apartmen Now Is the time for all go'cttl men to VETS NO DOWN venient to BL LBO'B Pariah;. Red Bank*- •nd dining room both have fire- come to me Hmlet Berg office. See basement, laundry, play area. At room lovely quiet neighborhood, MIDDLETOWN — Thtet-bearoom home has an attic and basement. Tw< tached garage. Excellent land with two baths, paneled recreation tchoola and shopping. iM>00O. #606. - • places, and delightful panoramic this (our bedroom Colonial with a for- nicely shaded. $22,900. room with bar, H&gBlone p&Uo. Beam* PHILIP J. BOWERS & bO., alnce garages. Taxes $331. Excellen mal dining room, large living room scaping. Fine location. Low taxes TWO-STORY 189*; 60 White St., Red Bank. TU-720O. •water views. Roomy kitchen, value at $17,900. l)lff and brick fireplace In llvlru / .with fireplace on a lully landscaped Early possession. Asking $21,800 ONLY 2'A YEARS OLD — Excel- Four bedroomi, living room, dlnlni -oom, % acrs beautifully landscaped. COLT'S NECK, atractlve hors« larm '• Jtundry, two enclosed porches, lot. Immediate possession at closing. room, Kitchen, bath, 200*175. only J16 P3.80O. Owner 671-0392. consisting of 23% acres on highway three bedrooms, two baths, auto- TRANSFERRED OWNE Only $13,900 at Berg lent condition, A-l location, three- down.' approximately $106 per month (537 accessible to both Monmoulh and Non-Vets $450 Down OLD SHREWSBURY.' JUST bedroom ranch. Two baths, com- RBU BANK, DUPLEX. 81* roomi eacn freehold raceways. 100' barn with matic gas heat, garage and tool NEEDS HELPI - Immaculafc LISTED! Most attractive splil ONLY $14,600 side. Separate ht-alr heating jyslenu. : house. Come see and buy this utt- bination kitchen, family room, Two-car earaee. Eut ot Broid Stceet. large flnlihed box staills and hayloft. Shrewsbury split level just re All Buyers 10% Down level home. 21' living room, fire Subject VA, FEU Approval JIT.OOO LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, Fenced-ln corrals, comfortable' nix- usual home. $30,000. duced for quick sale: Large liv- fireplace in living room. Many room house in excellent' condition con- W« have Jutl lilted ill brand new place, pining room. Deluxe kitch Realtor, 16 Sprint St.. Red Bank. taininR livitiK room, full dining roorn, ing room, full dining room, cheer Ranch hornet Sach tin three bed- extras. Asking $29,700. 7)7(121-. en, ; dishwasher, electric range kitchen, ihreo 7 bedrooms, bath, aitlc rooms Urge' living room, dining; area BEACH AGENCY storage, Large dry cellar, oil heat, (in kitchen, three large bedrooms, with eat-In kitchen,. tile hath and full HOLMDEL — New ranch three bed- RUMSON - Charming white four- Three large bedrooms, two tiled 1400 Highway135 Middletow; rooms, 2% baths laundry room. Uvlns flagstone patio, beautiful ttees and room cottage on corner Park recreation room, 1)4 tiled baths, basement. Qualified buyers can move, baths. TV-family room. 24' glass ROUND PIERSON room with fireplace, larce paneled rec- shrubbery, running brook and pond. Full basement. Near r" right In. 671-2727 . nation room with fireplace, two-car Priced to sell at $59,500. Call owner Ave., lot with plenty of shade Only $15,990 at Berg enclosed porch. Beamed ceiling. AGENCY Dally to 8 p.m. Saturday. Bunday to irage, large lot and brook. 046-1480. 462-0921. Brokera protected. trees. Convenient to transporta- schools. Below appraisal at Two-car garage. Trees and shrub- Licensed Real Kstate Broker 500. tion, shopping and churches. Two bery. Deep plot. Immediate pos- - REALTOR VAN V1JET AGENCY, REALTOR : Monmouth County Office BEAUTIFUL PARK SETTING Holmdel — Colts Neck — Miaaieto (More Classified Ada blocks to river. Tiled bathroom. CALIFORNIA RANCH - Lovel; session. Only $27,900. Charming Fair Haven ranch. Thre Automatic heat. Roofed breeze- 300 Half Mile Rd.. Corner bedrooms. li£ bathl. Spacious beatnc On Hie Next Page) Little Silver custom-built rand THE BERG AGENCY living room win llreplace. DlnMt roo: Line Rl., HolmSel—061-4484 way, attached garage. Hurry it on attractively landscaped lot. "Wide Selection of Choice Newman Spring Rd. wl'.h eutaldi door to brick patio. Ut| you want to buy this at only »17,- "Personalized Service" kitchen, many cabinets. Hute pane HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Large living room with fireplace, Homei" (Near Garden State Parkway) den vlth powder room and separ formal dining room, modern tiled Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10- entrance. Properly has many tre Red Bank R O. 741-7575 iplft rail fence. Existing i% mortg&i kitchen, two large bedrooms, re< 3206 Route 35 , Hazle 741-1017 A CHARMING COLONIAL COMMUNITY ; Price 128,800. Call owner, 741-0951. RUMSON — First time offered. reatlon room with built-in bai N. J.'a Largest Rssldentlal MEMBER ON A SAFE, SECLUDED STREET Good location. Reduced to $19, Real Estate ^BroHers OLDE SHREWSBURY — Partlllke se ,|Old Farm Village, charming Co- STANLEY K. DOWNS OF RED BANK ting for this Immaculate - three-bei 200 for quick sale. 2 6 4 - 8'2 0 0 room home with raised -hearth firep!a( lonial, richly landscaped and with MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE tn llvlpg room; dinWg?fe.room; model "'handsome shade trees. There is kitchen with dinette: paneled di a cheerful living room with two 741-9100 COUNTRY HOME NEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial, lour plus 2V enclosed porch.. Ideal f TERRIFIC VAUIB ON ONE HALF bedrooms, all large rooms, $39,000. Ex- children'* recreation; large laundr: exposures and woodburning lire- ACRE — Two-year old, eight room bl- AND HORSE FARM cellent condition. Owner. 747-5380. room and two bathl suggest com Rt. 35.301 Maple Ave. evel Four bedrooms, recreation room, fortable family living. Asking price place, dining room, screened den, lVt batiii, atUched g&rage. Love- Attractive two-story, eight-room horn prinqlljeadou) Corner Bergen PI. (painted whits). Four-bedroom, living HOLMDffiJj THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT K7,90a THE LOW J1QENCY, 63S Hll porch, large paved patio, kitchen, ly neighborhood, on New Vork busline LEVEL. — With nveralaed garage, ltf, lid.. Fair Haven. 741-4477. "T bedroom den which might be RED BANK 155 minutes). Owner transferred. Ask' room, dtiling room, kitchen. Nice ma" • ^ AT LITTLE SILVER Ing 118,500. • All often considered. pie shade treei. Two-story 30x80 barn, batha. Spacious rooms with ample closet KKD BAJVK — Corner In bustnesB arei used as a bedroom and tiled bath Pleue call . other buildings. 65 acres rich farm space In a community ot one-acre zon- Zoned for six story apartment housi CUSTOM HOMES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED on the main floor. Two large bed- Call or write for t land. Situated on highway. Short drive ing. Over H acre landscaped ffroundi, Low priced at J19,600. McALISTffl complete brochure from town and •clwoia. Only $1,000 and a brooH alongside of property. Low AOKNGY. Real Estate. 109 E. RW Diitinguilhed Four-Bsdroom Colonials from $25,500 rooms and tiled bath upstairs. per acre, taxes, and full weulon icftool, with Rd., Humson. 842-1894. The churches, shopping, and main artery iClTOWB: Hwy. 35 to IVhlle Rd., Snrewibury (Texaco [If '• Full ceilar^wlth-gaine_K»nu_bar, RUMSON f High archlni treei pro CAROLL AGENCY LAMSON. INC. close by. Call owner. 284-0U8, MIDDLETOWN - Corner propert: station). Turn on to White Rd.; continue to Sllverwhlte Rd.. turn on ' automatic heat, attached two-car vldt a. lovely frame for thU appeillnj (Realtors) near ichools, church, shopping. F SUverwhlte Rd. to Circle Lane. two-iiory Colonl&l. Thret bedroom Rt. 31 Colts Neck GOLD MEDALLION —, Total electric bedroom apllt. Low 10't. 39M221. ,. garage. -You'll be fortunate if you M W, Main St. Freehold FOR INFORMATION CAW. 741-1200 one exceptionally targe. Cozy den 919-1626 412-0440 atven-room ranch in good area. TreeB. San acquire this iovely home. there are extrai Included. 927,700 TJire* bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, HOUSES FOR SALE $38,000. aUAZEBROOK AGENCY, Realtor, Ave UVER VIEW - EmuUlle decor en- VAIL H0ME8 — Four-room bungalow, basement, garage, large lot, Extrai. nua of Two Rivera, Rumton. 842-1700 lartces Uill lovely 1 cuitom bum three ol] heat, tfl.fiO pays all except heal. $24,750. VAN VLIET AGENCY. Realtor, bedroom ranch. 28 combination panel- Down payment required. Call M2-41B7 Line FW.. Holmitel. 946-44BI ' AVAILABLE THBOUBH OWNER — ed dining room and den with brick or S42-O102. Seven-room California ranch on % wall rlreplace.and raited hearth. Urge RUM8ON — Colonial In desirable "old \ JOHN L MINUGH acre In Haw Shrewsbury. A-l rei living room, modern kllcnen, wall oven, PORT MONMOUTH — Five room bun- farm village". A quick resale location dentltl area. Priced In mid 30's. Ca] counter range, dishwasher. Extra den galow. Two beriroomf, clean, low taxes, Tor that unexpected transfer. Three :':: . REALTORS-1NSURORS or fourth bedroom. Two tile baths 33 llllnoll Ave. HO.900 or offer. ME 4' bedrooms, two baths, den, fireplace In Two cat garage. Rivet rights. Con 3133, living room, game room with bar In Under spreading old oak trees HA2LET — Eight-room ipUU Cellar venlenl to ataUon, shopping, ana full basement. A new offering, at ' - Member of Red Bank garage. Halt acre lot. Assume 4*< UTTLK SILVER. Cape Cod In eatah S3B.O00. GLAZEBHOOK AGENCY. Real- _ « . _._ AA mm* M _ . ^M m SAA ichools. Call and let ut be the tin.to Multiple Listing Service ier cent mortgage, 13,600 down, £18.500, show you Uils home priced at J35.9O0. IIshed, convenient neighborhood. Living tor. Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson. OIwner Iransrerred. 26MIB4. ROLSTON-WATERBURY, Realtor, W room, /ireplace. Dining room with bay. 842-1700. your new home will stand H6.8OO - IN OLDE SHREWSBURY •' Front St, Red BarK. 7«7-3600. Kitchen 0x15. Three bedrooms. Tiled J5 Rumion Rl Phone 842-3500 Three-bedroom Cape Cod with attache, bath. Breeze way,- garage. Dry baae- PIRATES PARADISE — Thrill to red garage, full basement; separate dining HOLMDEL — Dead end tlreet. TJ4 mept- Pretty secluded plot. Taxes $nced in yaM. many extras. 264- taxes. Lovely corner lot, walk to roomy elosets, storage attic. Full dr> Gracious estate living . . . Ichools. House could hn sxpanderl. bastment. W, nu aiOf entry garage Aiklnt *IO,9M> McAUSTER AGENCY. Combination, storm and screen win Real EUtate, 1W I. River Rit.. Rum- dows throughout. Priced In 50'a. Con ...: AT.- ion. 8«2.18S(. .. lact owner, W2-OJ3I. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON OAKS IRWAN Holly Tree Lane off Navesink Av».. Rumsoh, N. J. HOMESTEAD PARK COMPANY at COLTS NECK For the "b«t" in rtal r; FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH — Two tiled biths, snsclous living room, A FAIRY TALE? fireplace, formal dlnlnr room, naneled irime room, well organized No, this is very reai. SpolleiB kitchen, dishwasher, gas dryer Included, separate laundry area, two. two bedrooms, - ranch, living car, atUched garage, one acn landscaped lot. Alklng S2D.500. room, kitchen, tile bath, THROB-BEDROOM RANCH — Two bslhs. living room, formal dining aluminum combination!. City •ewers, low taxes. 67x135 lot. room, '.paneled family room with fireplace, modern kitchen with abun- Pictured above is the lovely residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Schuhe. They said, "Oak Hill built a per-, dance of cabinets, dishwasher, clothes dryer Included. Two-car attached Near ill convenience! Including garsge. One acre lot. 126,750. bathln*. Price $10,000. Aik for feet home for us and preserved the old oak trees, too." Mr. Schulze is a vice president of the Grey Adver- Mr. Cox. • .tisinf Aitcncy in New York. Oak Hill homes are situated in the rolling hills of old Middletown. Another outstanding community by Gene Novello. A SUBURBANITE SPLIT Neat,1 clean tour-bedroom Home In A-l condition. II' entertain- Excluiiv* S'Ui Roprtitntativ* ment center, 18' living room, dining room, modern kitchen, Beautiful modern homes built to your specifications utility room, attached garage. ! J George V. Illmensee 125x175 landscaped lot, Asking Realtor $17,:00. Ask for Mr: Stephens Come out this weekend and visit our six 462 - 3172 ATTENTION model homes now open for your inspection DIMCnONS: WEST ON NEWMAN SPRINGS RD, THREE MILES VALUE SEEKERS or call your own real estate broker. You PAST LINCKOKT INN. TURN LXFr ON I.ONOBRIDaE RD. m No down VetB, others J800 down MlbEB IN. An excellent tour-bedroom Cap* FIVE-BEDROOM, TWO-STORY COLONIAL We custom-build your home to fit your will find Onk Hill is only minutes away Cod. two fully tiled baths, dine E. Miltenbarger, F«ir Hav«n Comtruclion Co., cuitom In kitchen, laundry room, over- specific needs. Prices range from $24,500 from golf, tennis and the beaches. Close died garage, beautiful wall-to- buildor. offen thi* luxurioui hom« in th« firiiit isction of up.* Many different home sites are avail- by are churches, shopping centers, schools, wall carpeting throughout. Mag- Rumion. Spec'tout ono-aet* lot located in Holy Cross nificently landscaped, etc., etc able, and you can pick the one you prefer. the railroad station and the Garden State IDEAL FOR RETIREMENT Terrific valua at *17,&M. A>K school ar««. Larg* entrance halt with optn si airway to TeiMc uppar Uval, living room with fireplac*. tpacious dining Think of it! Three months after you ap- Parkway. [or Mr. Starr. room, work-iaving kitchen with tinted ash cabinet!, built-in prove your plans, you'll be giving a house- Lovely colonial with spacious rooms throughout. Fireplace, GEORGOR E WASHINGTON Directions: DIDNT SLEEP HERE double oven and range, exhauit hood and GE diihwasher warmingr party in your own modern home. NORTH or SOUTH on Parkway. Get off basement, attached garage. Large wooded corner lot. Pow&'r Rut DIDN'Die ownerT SLEEs waveP HERd RaEa he Also a large dinette, laundry room with dryer, ipacioui rode by. Built approximateld y Or, if you prefer not to wait that long, Parkway at new Exit 114. Follow signs to mower included. All (or $17,500, Low taxes. •J ycari ago. (on one acre o' recreation room which opens to screened porch, three some homes are available now for imme- Monmouth Hill). Complete!Completel)y tiled bathi and a two-car garage. Oak Hill Homes. mo on where tn Oak U\U ject to FHA or VA approval, Other loti and plans active people. In residence, you will find anjl riuallflerl buyers. >3l lawyers, doctors, engineers, bankers, ad- you wonl lo ll» and tht amount o| propirty you Realtor and Inturtr available from $45,000 <&«>•. Tht pries o/ land not intludti. REALTORS DIRECTIONS: Ridge Rd., left on Navesink Ave. vertising executives and businessmen. .480 Oc««n Av». 042-0004 , $• • If you are looking for gracious living, Multlpl* Lilting Strvict on Holly Tree Lam. Oak Hill, Middletown, N. J. Open 7 Dayt — M»mb«r Multiple Lilting Call 787-5500 • Open Saturday and Sunday 12 to 6 P. M. Dial 291-2200 you will find it at Oak Hill. , Nov«nl«r IvXA BED BAJflC REGISTER

FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RAY VAN HORN REALTORS OVER A QUARTER CENTURY MULTIPLE LISTINGS YOUR "HOME FOR CHRISTMAS." (It's later than you think.) Holly, evergreens and tall oaks. Smartly styled Colonial Rancher. Fireplace. Dry basement. Asking $19,900 for.quick sale.

HIGH ABOVE THE NAVESINK RIVER. 2J4 acres. Lawns «nd trees. Use of deep Water and dafck. Seven-room Colonial farm house. Oil heat. Playhouse or shop. Prestige neighborhood. $38,500. Low taxes.

RIVERFRONT. Four-bedroom year round residence. Automatic hot water heat. Real fireplace. Bulkheading. Floating dock. Garage. Open porch. Asking {24,900.

ALMOST THREE ACRES AND 300 FEET RIVERFRONT. Four mile view. Bulkheaded. Executive's 12 room home. Four tiled baths. Extra "in-laws" apartment. Magnificent planting. Holly, pinei and white birches. $72,500.

RIVERFRONT—$22,0001 RIVERFRONT $22,01)0!! We'll say it again. You can buy this sparkling three-bedroom year 'round Rumson cottage for $22,000!! (or less). 21-ft. living room, .1% DOLLAR modern baths, hot water heat, 22 ft. enclosed porch, aluminum rtorms. Refrigerator, garage, fine bulkheading, deep water, dock. Four slips. Call us today.-

JM RIVER ROAD 747-4100 FAIR HAVEN, N. J.

HOUSES FOR SALE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY RED BANK—Four family hous« $28,000. LUTUB Bffi,VER PEA. BRIGHT—Two-fJLmill houis, $15, 000. Y LIVING HIGHLANDS—Stort U)4 (TO t&nrl- IK A menti, $22,000. A GOOD EDUCATION POINT — Mrs. Max Coben, center, a first grade teacher in BUSINESS propertlei return 25%. Won WATERFRONT derful opportunity for imall Inveitor. the Margaret L. Vetter School, Eatontown, points out an important section in the . SETTING 741-1144 utter 1 p.m.

13.000 eq. ft On one floor. Garage type building. Sacrifice price. 222-3520. grant to Mrs. J. Edson Allen, left, who did the secretarial work, wliile Mrs. Frank AT irrrus BHATBH, N. J. FREEHOLD — Apartment site. Corner P. Fragasso, a third grade teacher, studies some of the material used in the school's EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN property. Approximately 20,000 «q. ft. Etisoui&a J10.00O. MEYER MORJULL. Broker, presentation. CUSTOM S8A Monmouth Ave., Freehold. 462-5827. HOMES - from EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR MEN. J27.S00 REAL ESTATE WANTED KBZCTIOINS: fljfy. 35 joulh to Eye WE NEED YOUR HOME WOMEN, CHILDREN and HOME Our 13 salespeople hav* client* watting Seek *3,000 M&M Grant flBor* A.vt., ltft on Sycamore to Brane Ava.. rlftit on Branch (UUIa SUve: for your luting. They need ranches. H. R. Station) to Sllveralda Ava.i l«l Bpllt levels, two storlei; also lnveitment m illv«nld« to modii property, Ciil us for a quick salt. Two EATOHNTOWN - The Margarei If the application is success- of only 500 schools selected]! offices verrlng you. FOR INBORMATION WALKER & WALKER L Vetter School- has applied foi ful, the school will be one of five throughout the country. CAM, Hl-1200 Realtor* a $3,000 Assistance Grant to Edu in seven counties of this section Shrewsbury OUict Middle town Office The grant consists of Thermo- 74X-&212 8714311 cation being offered by the Min- of New Jersey chosen, and one Fax visual aid teaching equip- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — TTiree-bed room *pUt Ur»U Reertatlon room. Gai WB NEED — Fiv or Hi. 2-5 bedroom nesota Mining and Manufactur- ment, including 10 overhead pro- baat. Soreena ftnd atormi. Carport homes,1 Xurnlaliedi or usfiunlelifd, from ing Company. Cornar lot DOilOO, Corjv«nitnt t |120 to $3.75 P*r month for incoinlnc jectors, two copying machines,!] •ctaools, churches, abopplng and tran executive*. THE BER^AaENCT, lit. and other related materials. portalKm. *17,9O0. 35. Ulddletown. 671-1000. -LEGAL NOTICE- Preparation ot the application II •jTENTn DHIVH — Beautiful thr WANTED — Two, Turee, ana four-bed bedroom ranch. Three baths. G room liomot. 910,000-9*0,000. ELWOOD was a schoolwide project, in heat Two-car garage. Air conditioned. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor. MONMOUTH COUNTY which each teacher illustrated I Approximately ont acre of wooded 555 Prospect Av«.. UtMt Silrer 741- SURROGATE'S COURT land. $38,500. 1500, Not iff to Creditor!, to 1'rrsent ways in which the equipment I WE NEED — 3 five-bedroom homes Claims Arolnst Estate would be used in individual class-1 THE • under $20,000. Any area. Customers ESTATE OF BAJ1BARA BCALZO, waiting. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY. DECEASED rooms. The presentation also I 1&9 Broad St., Red Bank. 741*3150. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD BROOK AGENCY C. BnoEGE, Surrogate of the County included the eqoipment's uses in I LISTINGS NEEDED! We have clienti of Monmouth, this day made, on the the guidance, special education, Realtor anxious to settle In this' vicinity. Please application of the undersigned. Samuel call us If your property ]s for rent or A. Bcalzo, 8ole Executor of the estate speech and administrative de-|| Bank Builttot Atlantic sale. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Build of the said Barbara Scalzo, deceased, parrments of the school. ig. Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. notice Is hereby given (o the credi- 291-1717 tors of sail deceased to present to the said Sale Executor their clajma under The information was compiled, II FRAMED IN GREEN -LEGAL NOTICE- oflth wtthln six months from this date. edited and formulated by Mrs. Dated: October :Mth, 1W3 l%if modtrn three-bedroom horn* wllh EAMUEL A. SCALZO Max .Coben, Monmouth Beach, all 1% t>*Uii large recreation room, mir- 23 Drummontl Avenue first grade teacher! and Mrs. I vuntMd 6y evergreen pin» treei year NOTICE Red Bank, New Jersey, round. Ideal for familJ y living, on quiet MONMOUTH COUNTY Sole Executor Frank P. Fragasso, West;Long I 6ud6ddd rteL * A% mortnu* »v»l > SURROGATE'S t?OURT pflsr*. Parsons, Canzona, Branch, a third grade teacher. I NEAR OUR MAIN STORE, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER iVptlre to Creditors lo Present Blair & Warren. abli to anyone. • Claims Asalast Estate 18 Wallace Street, The secretarial work was done I CROWELL AGENCY, KRTATE OF RACHEL A C, REID, Red Bank. N. J. by Mrs. J. Edson Allen. Myron[[ EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE DECEASED " ' Attorneys Pursuant to the order or EDWARD Turner, principal, assisted.' Realtors . C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County Nov. 1, 8. 15, 22 " $26.68 •9 Rlvenlit Ave. Red Bank t Jlonmouth. this day made, on Ihe jppj]cation ot lilt undersigned, Paul NOT1CF. Oppoalla Molly Pitcher Inn U. Held, Sole Executor of the egtnte MONMOUTH COUN'TV 741-4030 >t the laid Rachel A. C. Reid, de- SURROC.ATK'S COURT :eaBi>ri, notice la hereby Riven to Ihe 1 Notice to Creditors tn Present xedttom of said deceased to present Claims Against Entate Donald E. Battey, Jr. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! o the lalri Bol*! Executor their claims ESTATE OF FREDERICK NEPF, nder oath within ilx months from, JR. DECEASED Any qualified buyer can own Ihli Jreo« I iy painted two-bedroom Cape Cod with this date. Purnuant to the order o( EDWARD •uunlon uttlc on lol 50x120. Vets i) Dated: October 2nd, 1963 C. BROEGE. Surrogate ot Ihp Coun- down. Non vets $350 down. Pay men' PAUL, W. REID ty of Monmouth, this day made, or Battey Joins approximately $90 per month. $11,500. 708 Newmfin Springs Hoa.d the application ol the undersigned, Subject to Approval Lalncrolt, New Jersey. Walter O. Nclf, Jr., Administrator' Bole Executor the estate of the aalrt FrPderlck Ne CASEY'S AGENCY Messrs. Parsons. Caneona, Jr., deceflsed, nolfce Is hereby given Blair A Warrea Lily-Tulip BROKER 18 Wallace Street present to the «ald Administrator thel Red Bank, New Jersey, claims under oath within six month Open B a.m. to 9 p.m. Attorneys from this date. HOLDMDEL - Lily-Tulip Cup Hwy. 35 Hazlet , 261-H Oct. 11. 18, 35, Nov. 1 $29.4 Dated: October 24th, IMS WALTER G. NEFF, JR. Corp. announced today that Don- COLONIAL ON SECLUDED ACREAC 19 Haur Streft ald E. Battey, Jr. has joined the Xnioy privacy In this remodeled six NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Union Beach, New Jersey bedroom hom* surrounded by liugf OF ACCOUNT Administrator. conipany as director of pur- tnu and tvergreeni. Iraraaculat ESTATE OF HOWARD M. DAVEN Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wichmann chases. housekeeping lUggesu feasy living PORT, DECEASED A Berlch gracious foyer opena unto beamed Notice is hereby riven that tht ae 64 Broad Street Mr. Battey previously was ceiling living room, paneled den with counts of the subscriber, Executor of Tied Rank, New Jersey •ntry to ultra modern, kitchen; dinette th* estate of said Deceased will be Attorneys with General Foods Corporation laundry room; maid'* roorrf and ball audited and stated by the Surrogate Nov. 1, 8, 15, 23 |27.6fl as manager of packaging pro- and picturesque dining room with fire of the County of Monmouth and re place. Upstairs has master bedroom ported for settlement to The Mon curement services. «uii« pluf three master bedroom mouth County Court, Probate Division, NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT and two baths. Only an appolnlmen on Thursday, the lith day of Novem Of ACCOUNT, AND niRECWOXS A Yale University graduate, can reveal all the many gracious ber A. D.. 1563, at 9:3Q o'clock R. m. FOR DISTRIBUTION. he is a life-long Westchester resi- •xttai included ID the sale at W9.5O0 at the County Court House, Monumen ESTATE OF DUNCAN * 8. ADAMS, THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor 636 Rive and Court Btreets, Freehold, New Jer-DECEASEQ dent. He lives in Rye, N. Y. with Ro\, tfalr Haven. 741-4417. ___ sey, at -which time Application will be' Nolle* Is hereby given that the ac- his wife and four children. n made for the allowance -of Commis- counts of the suhacriber. Substitution $38,600. EXECUTIVE'S FINE HOME sions and Counsel fees. ar.y Administrator with Wfll Anncxei Mr. Battey is a trustee of the with 4O/K2O" swimming pool and cabanp Dated Octobt-r 3rd, A. D. 1963. nf the estate nf nald Deceased will b> Five bedrooms. 2% batha, plaster wain FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL audited and stated by thn Siirrognt Windward School, WJiite Plains Nicely landicaped, big shade trees. BANK, ASBURY PARK of the County of Monmouth and re- N. Y.'. RAY BTI'XJLMAN. Realtor, SLate Hwy, (By: JOSEPH F. MDLUN, ported for settlement to The, Mon- 35, Shrewsbury. 741-8600. Vice President and Trust Officer) mouth County Court, Probnte Di'vislnn. Cfll Afattfson Avenue. ori Friday the 33th day of Decpmbpi RANCH HOME — 11x20 living room, Asbury Park, N. J. A. D,, 19fi3, at {>:30 o'clock a.m., at «at-ln kitchen, three bedrooms or two Executor. the County Court House, Monument Konrad Has First fcedroom* and dining room. Plot 80x15(1 W. Gilbert Manaon, Esq., and Court Streets. Freehold. New Jor- b per cent down qualified buyer. Counsellor at Law, , iey, at which time Application will he •18,900. BCHANCK AGENCY. Realtor1, 61 Monmouth Street, • male for the allowance Df Commls One-Man Show 8 Linden PL, Red Bank. Hi-taff lied Bank, N. J. slons and Counsel fees, and Dlrco Oct. 11, IB. 25. Nov. 1 JS1.M Ions for Distribution. HEAR PARKWAY, RED BANK 9TA Dated-October 23rd A. D, 1963. MADISON - Adolf Konrad of TION. Two year-old split. Ground levr DONALD H. ADAMS, Flanders, who served as a judge foyer 10x10, -game room, bedroom, v TAX SALE NOTICE • 37 West Hist Street, bath IJvlng room 20x12, cbmblnatlo Rlverdale. Chicago (271, Illinoli Tercentenary ,Art Exhibition kitchen and dining area 19x23. Thre or Real Estate In the Borough o( 1 bedrooms, bath. Basement. Attache Shrewsbury for Non-payment ot Substittitlonary Administrator in the Region Two New Jersey tarage. Attractive grounds 100x125 Taxes and Assesimenti. •• with Will Annpxed Extras. 116,300 mortgage may be aB Public notice la hereby given tba Messrs. Parnons. CanzonR, opening Sunday at Monmouth iumed. Asking 122,900. LAWRENCE J the undersigned, the Collector of Taxe Blair & Warren, College and the Guild of Creative SCHILLING, Realtor, 16 Spring St. of the Borough of Shrewsbury, Count Counsellors at Law, of Monmouth, New Jersey, will sell at IB Wallace Strrrl, Art, Shrewsbury, , will open in Bed Bank. 7*7-4121. Rpd Bank. N. J. public suction In tht Municipal his first one-man show Sunday TREE SHADED EIGHT-ROOM COLO flees 766 Broad Street. Shrewsbury, Nov. 1, fl, 15, 22 $33.12 KIAL In beautiful condition. Three lll< N. J. on tht 15th day of November, here in the Argus Gallery. fcaths,' four bedrooms, 23' game room, 1963 at 9:00 A. M. th» following da- NOTICE icribed lnndi: J8' living room, separate dining room 1 Pleft«» take- nptice that on Friday He is a winner of every major deluxe modern kitchen with dishwasher Said lands will bt sold to make tin November 8. 1983, at i p.m. at room hot water heat Two-car ait ached ga amount of Municipal liens charfabl , ©0 Broad Street, Ret, Bank. New art award in New Jersey, in- lage. Quiet area . and only $.15,000 against the same on the 31st day o Jersey, I will offer for Hale to the cluding Mqnmouth College Fine ELWOOD A ARMSTRONG AGENCY December, 1&62, exclusive, however, of highest bidder over J7.0O0, free and Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Si' the lien for taxes for the year 1963 clear of all Hens, the a wests o[ Ar Art Festival, Red Bank Outdoor ver. 74.M600. as computed on the follow Inn lint, to- tel Corp. trading as Club Fink. 1300 gether with Interest an said amounl Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jrrap Art Festival 1959 and "1963, At- RED BANK — CuJtom-built brie from the first day of July, 1963, ti- Including the plenary retail consume lantic City Boardwalk Show, ranch. Prestige location. Dead pn: the date of sale, and coats of sale. The tlon Jlquor license. atreet, Threa brdroomi, two lull hathi. subscriber will sell In fee- to the per- , DANIEL J. O'HEIIX 1961 and 1963, and a number of living room wllh fireplace, den, dlnln ruin who biril the amount due, subject Receiver others. Itwm. Completely finished basement to redemption at the lowest rite of In Nov. 1' Barbecue*, Patio. Many patra.*.- Con- tferul.,.hul In no case exceeding.. *_ NOTICK The reception is open.-to the «nle(W , to , ahoyplng, Uanaportatlon, '"" per centum per Annum. The pay MONMOVTU COUNTY ^ and sll' ictioolv. River rights. Oirnor, ni for-tht- »»!» J&aJi bt'inidtiib* public Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m.- 141-9020. ' ___ fore the conclusion of thr sale or th NotlrWATE'o to CreationS , ittO|)$To I'rPsont property will be resold. Cash or cer Claim« ARBlnnt Kstalo 125,000. 8BEKING SECLUSION AND tiffed check only wilt be accepted 1 ESTATE OF ROGEH SWEENEY, LAND' Call for appointment to nee payment. > DECEASED Lecture on Modeling this comparatively new one«lory cot- The sale will be made and conduct Pursuant to the order of EDWARD tig* on large plot In West Long ed Jn accordance with Ihe provjilon . BROEGE, Surrosnte of the Conn- Branch are*. Living tuum. ilnee I) of tha statute of tht "Rlstir r»f Nrv ' of Moiiiimiitli. lhl« dnv made, MANASQUAN - Elaine. .-Mc- rooms, eat-In kitchen, utility room, Jersey entitled, "An Act ' concerning the application or the undersigned. J flcretneri porch. Includes two-car g inpald tuxes and assessments and oth-J Ryan, Administrator with Will Donald Reidemeister of Rumson rage and nice barn. RAY STII.LMAN, r municipal charges on real property, nexed or.the entale of the said Kcnn a Powers representative, wil nnd provirfinK for the collcctltin there Sweeney, deceased, notice Is hereby Realtor Hwy M Shrewnbury. 741-8300, give a lecture On modeling to Why You should vote NO on the Bond issue of by the creation nnd enforcement o given lo thft crcdltorfi n( said dr- FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Only »60(l liens thereon (Chapter #5 of Title 5 crnnffl lo prraent to the snld Adminis- night. for the Monasquan High downptyntent to Qualified buyer. Total of ihp Revised Statutes>", ami act trator with Will Annexed their-clalim monthly carrying charges approximate- supplementary thereto and amendatory under oath within six rnonths from School Parent-Teacher Organiza- ]y 1143. Large plot (*i acre). Many this rtnte. tion at its annual card party at On November 5th, you will decide whether or not you ihadt trees. Five excellBnt rooms, two At any time before the naif, tru Dated: Octohpr lllh, IB63 bedrooms, one bath. Screened pojeh. undersigned will receive payment' IIIK Hcinrd o( Art- Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- Gregory Sacco. Blk. 59, l,v>t CHANCKRY IHVISHIN liritmrnt limi printed a vnrinnro to ver. 741-4500. 1 1M2 *l,(M2.0G MONMOtlTII CIHINTY li» Church i>( PI. L™ ttir r.ri'iit lo ISABEL R. PARKER •reel n MnKlo-stnry, rntu-h-typr alix- .The Turnpike is a shaky co-signer. At the time the BOND CHARMING CAPB COD — Ideal nre& Collector of Tax* CIV1I." ACTION Mlnry nnrlsli MHIISH on |,rrmisVB n( the lor children. Three bedrooma, l&rge Oct. IB, 25, Nov. .1, R |Sn.4R "hutch locntnl on Ni'wrnnn springs IIvine room, sunny kitchen, full li Ni»4tr*« t>r Order (if 1'ubHcalhm ISSUE PUSHERS claim "surpluses" will be available, ARLENK PATRICIA SMITH. PUIntifr Kniiil, l.hicrril! In jiihllllun tn lilt' t'Xlst- QUESTION NO. 2 • t me/it, Tree*. .1 minutes to ReH flank, iriR houpi> nlrrvidy loi-iilnd fin Ilip Innd. YES •'f450 down payment. Monthly paymenl -va- NORMAN SC01T SMITH, Dcffnd- PATRICK ,1. Ml! CAK.'J, JI1. the Turnpike will be facing the competition of the FREE about |113. Asking 111,000. 741-7686 Atlornry [or ApplkMW 822-Oiil. ' To NORMAN SCOTT RM1TH Hy virtue of tin OnliT of the Su- Federal Freeway running side-by-side plus the need to New Jersey Public perior Court of New ] I'rrsfnl lsnttc Highland*. City wntfr. Anldng Complaint of the plnlntlff cm or lie- (hums Amiltikl ICtlntr Vote NO on the Bond |fi,000. Call 2DI-D905 aftpr 6:30 p.m. forn HIP 23rd rliy or DrcriniifT. ]I. I'ruzln, imp of thp Expculnr* ot won't be there when BTItYKEIt. Ilr-iiltiir, Mnltndrl. fHfMMI. hlnk pijultnble nnd Just. Ynu nlinll fllr nf ON THE , "ONE AC"itE~WOOI)icT) LOTK — High your answer nnrl prnnf nl snrvin: |r il, (KJllfp l.i ))prr))y JlJvPJ) to it's needed. on a hill, wllh most nltrncllvp view, ilupllcute with Hie Clerk of Ihp Ku he L-rcdllfirfi of fluid drrrnni'il to pro- "BLANK CHECK tt.OOO prr acre. nOLAND P1KI18ON lierlur Courl. Sttite lltnisr Annex. Trrti ihp Hiilij Kipptnnr thplr clnltnn AOENCY, Realtor. M0 Half Mile, Ud., on, New' Jersey, in ncmrttanrp with nath wltiiln nix inonllm Ironi corner Newman Springs ltd. 741-7S75. rules of civil practice nml jiro^ llm dntp. cedure IlntPd: Orlnlipr 2Rlh, 1HM ,,,259,000,000 YOUR VZllY OWN~FORmr — Car.y 'J'lie ol)Jec-t of iitfd ar((on Is (n ah- I.OUIH M. DIIAZIN •ecltided, «pre "f giant «fiks •«nrt in « JvirlRmpnt oJ divorce between •J Aiili|lVAtlil I.iltll' beechfi, Unlmdrl. Low Inxpi. Ton UP xalr! plaintiff o ltd ynu. HninHon, New Jpripy, mfnutpfl from He<\ litwk. s^.GOO linn. Dated! Octnher 23, 1M3 Kxi'ciiliir Call owner 64^43P7. "Drive fh« car ovtr to fliat body KI/WtKNCK (•' l-onr.OTHON mils M Onizln, '!!> RpclllPHf Place $750400,000-1 HTflHliANPS AJIBA — Improved IS ihop I IBW in tht Ragiitsr W*nt Atlornry for Plaintiff •eri overlooking beautiful Nivrnink Hi BrmW Htt'fPt Uptl Runlt, New Jcr/lcy, • PaH lor by L«onard K. But, 605 Broad Btrtet. Newark 2. Maw i,mt •. Adi—and >•• what thty can do Ited Bank, N>w Jerflpy AttnniAttnnippy River, cliy water, river rights, $9,500, Nov. 1, 8, i5, 22 747-564D. hr YOUI" Jet. 23, Nov. 1, 8, 15 , (11,40 ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERCARD TEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS

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M-2 •«• ipmi Tuesday by t trto of Dem- ;2_Friarti admitted, "but the surface is in-In the water main, which cou! jpRJDGETON (AP) - Vine- las Berry, write-in Democrat can fair Hav.n • Malmaal ferior and there was no excava- ruin the pavement again, and iand's former school superintend- dldate in the primary. RadlMk tion of muck. It's been in three the fact that th* p,5«. / Maauqua • trMla ent, Ardah L Donley, has been ' Maabar Fadarti or four days," and already there year maintenance bond wfllch the fax collector George C. D. Hur- -BaMira S«tain/F«Ural are wheel-tracks > three or fourwater company has agreed tp cleared of' willfully causing the ley, Jr., will fun unopposed for Dapoilt Inraiwim Corp. Inches deep in the pavement. furnish is not yet forthcorpiha death by auto of a 17-year-old his post. They didn't put enough stone dust "Tom RUey (the local utiltt gjrl. - -• •-• in the mix." representative) says the bond ha; jBut a Cumberland County mm Charles S. CaDnmo John 0. Teeter The township,- Mr. Wagner been ordered," Mr; Wagner wenjt Court Jury of six men and six M stated, has delivered 15 to 20 on, "but we havenH got it,' women could not reach a verdict loads of topsoil to repair the Asked what he thought of on a second charge against the damage done to residents' lawns. 'ecent news release from Sfrjiear-old Donley—that he wan- Moreau Ave. is the street of .. Jaffe, board chairman of tonly'caused the death of the sinkholes, the "bubbling morass" Freehold Water and Utility Com- girl, caused by five water main pany stating that the water supply Judge Harry Adler dismissed breaks which, according to Mr. normal and the ''customer^ Wagner, can only be ascribed to the jury, which had deliberated may use water for lawn care, nine hours. after receiving the the water company's "amateur- jarden care, or any other usages ish work" in laying the pipes. case- yesterday. The best, in- which have been . restricted in terests of justice would not be COMPANY After a series of ultimatums by other areas," Mr, Wagner termed served by further , deliberations, the Township Committee and the release "poor policy," Judge Adler said. ASiURY PARK R*D TANK many promises by the water util- (The Assistant County Prosecu- ity, Bernard M. Chodos, head of "All the farmers ~around*Tiere tor N. Douglas Russel said he the Wynnewood Sewer Co., agreed are low on water;: governing to have the paving done,by his bodies have asked us to con-would seek a new trial on the contractor, . serve water. The release shows second count—wantonly causing a- certain degree of Irrespoml- Work started the week of Oct. deatli by autw—after Ui» Ilrtt of billty," the committeeman :1, after residents of the street said the year. Talk Tour Is Set For Frank X William F. HaUeran Mrs. White RED BANK - Mrs. Katharine Elkus White of 241 Harding Rd. LejQMurdOj has new V-matic* 1 Democrat Offers former mayor of Red Bank and AIRPORT PLAZA chairman of the New Jersey Terminal Highway Authority, will speak to Highway 36 adjustable collar groups in Cleveland and Denver Haltr. N. J. for most comfortable Opposition to GOP this month. AND Mrs. White was appointed to RUMSON — The Republicanare the parents of two grown President Kennedy's Committee- KIANSBURG Term. shirt y«ij>Ve worn!. mayoralty office will not be chal- tiildren. for Traffic Safety in August, lenged here Tuesday, but a pair Councilman John O. Teeter, 1961, - and subsequently was R.T, Far* of Republican incumbent council- 'ho was appointed -to Borough sleeted to the committee's ad- $2.10 N.Y.C. men face a Democrat's challenge ouncil in August to replace the visory council. for one of the two council posts ite Councilman Harry C. Cron In that capacity she will speak R.T. Fart at .stake. will seek re-election on the Nov. 14 to the Law Laymen Con- $1.59 Newark Republican Mayor Charles S. :epublican slate. ference at the Great Lakes re- It's the most exciting' nawi in Callman will run unopposed for Born In Newark, Mr, Teeter at- gional meeting of the American Newark 40 y««n of ihirtmaking — a Bar Association in the Sheraton- his second term as mayor. nded the University of Pennsyl- 291.1300 completely adjustable collar, Cleveland Hotel. Her subject CO 4-9828 Mr. Callman, of 38 Circle Dr., inia and graduated from the will be "Traffic Courts and Traf- 291-9623 controlled by the knot of your was a borough councilman from diversity of Miami. An Ar- 787-0046 fic Safety." tie I in self-ironing Spin- June, 1958, until December, 1961, veteran in World War II, 787-9WS when lie was elected to the com- was discharged as a captain On Nov. 19, Mrs. White will 291-1300 smooth* cotton, or whit* munity's top post. 1946 after having served in iddress the Conference for Worn- m'» National Organizations in , broadcloth. A Princeton University grad- ie Asiatic-Pacific Theater of 291-9623 rar. :he Cosmopolitan Hotel, Denver, uate, Mayor Callman is a former rathe subject, "Efficient High- He was the recipient of several president «f the Rumson Repub- voy Transportation and Reduc- tations and medals. lican Club and a former member ion of Accidents." of the Board of Adjustment. He He was a member of the Plan- is a broker with the New York ing Board for 10 years prior to SON TO TOMANEKS firm of Kidder, Peabody and Co. is appointment to council. Mayor and Mrs. Callman have Mr. Teeter is vice president of FLUSHING, N. Y.-Mr. and three children. fizer International, Inc., of New Mrs. Alex Tomanek, of this place 'ork. a pharmaceutical manufac- are parents of their first child NEW YORK-KEANSBURG Frank I. Klauss, lone Demo- turing firm. He has held the posl a son, bom here yesterday. Mrs. cratic candidate for one of the iince 1955. Tomanek is the former Miss Jes- LONG BRANCH BUS LINE pair of council seats, has beet He lives at 36 Bellevue Ave sie Alverson, daughter of Mrs. 7KT-MM • 7S iMdnr, KeembeM • 7I7-M76 a local resident nine years. ith his wife, Mrs. Claire Teeter, James P. Alverson, 12 Monmouth J He is chairman of the Rumsoc nd their four children. Ave., Leonardo. Democratic Club's munici- pal committee and a district rep- resentative of the Metropolita Life Insurance Company cf Re Manhattan University Row Oxford Bank. He is past president of thj ^Monmouth County Life Under- contour cut to fit your figure L writers Association, a member of V^tropolitan's Veterans Club. 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A communicant of Holy Cross 1 Catholic Church, he Is a mem- You feel better, look better ... in ber of its Holy Name Society and \ ' this cotton woven-stripe oxford with is a member of the American ^L its authentic. Row button-down col- Rose-Society. s Mr. Klauss and his wife, Mrs Marvella' chiffon pearls ^^^ lar. Classically approved for cam- Margaret Klauss, live at 3 Nicol ^^^j. pus., town c-r special weekends. Come, Ter. They are the parents of a m son, Robert Klauss of Oceai all hand knotted! Township. William F. HaUeran of 120 Don't miss this new collection of lovely m Ridge Rd., a councilman since 1953, will seek re-election to his simulated pearls by Mtrvella. You'll find m council post. single, double, triple strand necklaces, The incumbent Republican can- didate has lived here since 1939. matching earrings . . . each with a rich He has served on numerous iridescent glow I. And look- at the lew council committees and is a for- .eos+l mer Planning Board member. He has been active in Boy Scout activities in the borough. A graduate of Atlantic High- each .3.00' lands High School, Mr. Hallerar Is manager of sales and produc Uon for Westboro Weaving Co of New York and South Carolina •FiiuTu '-•' Councilman and Mrs. Hallerar StcltMACHSJEWRRYv $8,691,100 Slnat .Floor and Aibury Park presenti new thorobred Add,ed To EXTENDOBAK Tax Rolls the boxer short with the MIDDLETOWN - William C, action conforming seat! Johnson, tax assessor, reported yesterday that $8,691,100 in added assessments has been placed on Calf handbags in Here's a boxer short that will never the tax rolls. bunch up or creep.... it stretches This compares with $11,452,200 as you mo/e. Fine combed cotton In new assessments last year. most wanted makes Tne new assessments are brok- with special knit 100% stretch nylon' en down into land assessments inset back panel. Wide cushion Of $1,608,400 and improvements waistband. 30 to 44. totaling $7,082,700: • Koret • Coblentz e Bienen-Dsvit Mr. Johnson said the drop i 2.00 added assessments under las • Tano • Grata * Suian Sail year is attributable to a slow down in residential construction, Fashionable women flock, to our handbag de- Jockey Power-Knit T-Shirt ... with The submissions and approvals Of new subdivision maps by the partment. And for good reaion. Here they the fabric that's knit to fit washing Planning Board have been rela- find the rnott famous handbag names '. . . after washing. S, M, L, XL' tively few this year. everything from smart cocktail shapes to casual, .i The major non-residential" rat- 1.50 and travel styles I Coma see. ''}• ' t able added to the tax rolls thi year is the R & S Auto Store oi Rt. 35. Mr. Johnson said the Two Guy from 19.00' STEINIACH'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS From Harrison Store will be re- Straat Floor and Aibury Park flected on next year's tax rolls. Total assessments here prioi . to the additional figures was ap- proximately $203,703,000. • STEINIACH'S HANDBAGS S»r«at, Floor and Atbury Park

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