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Of Red Missile Removal HAVANA (AP) - Fidel Castro the Soviet Union had completed "then there will not be any truly tions in order to bring about a the Soviet Union and. Cuba, and last night rejected outright for dismantling its basea and UN peaceful solution , . . We want peaceful solution ... We will "we have some motive for dis- eign supervision of the dis- inspection therefore no longer a peaceful solution, but a peace- not accept just any formula, but content" with the Soviet decision mantling of Soviet missile basea was necessary. ful solution with dignity . . . only a formula of peace and to withdraw the missile bases. in Cuba and again called for the Acting UN Secretary-General "We offer gladly our. effort to justice with dignity." This apparently referred to United States to give up its na- U Thant said after his confer- the negotiations, to the efforts Castro said there had been Castro's reported displeasure val base at Guantangmo. ences Tuesday and Wednesday being made by the United Na- "some discrepancies" between (See CASTRO, Page 2) The Cuban Prime Minister said with Castro he had been in- "strategic arms," presumably the formed the dismantlement of the missiles, were being removed by bases would' be completed by to- the Russians from' Cuba, "but day. U.S. aerial observation, re- the rest of the weapons stay In sumed yesterday along with the our country." naval blockade, was expected to HACK TO BLOCKADE DUTY — The USS Lawrence, a Navy guided missile destroyer, Castro addressed a radio-tele- shed light on the dismantling Uaves San Juan harbor under tha ancient guns of the Spanish fortress, Morro Cat- vision audience as Anastas I. progress. tle. Ship was in port for a brief respite during tha two-day suspension of the Cuban Mikoyan, the Soviet Union's first Castro, In a two-hour speech deputy premier, discussed' the taken up largely by reading a blockade, and than left to rejoin^ Task Fore* 136. . (A Wiraphotol Cuban crisis with U.S. and UN transcript of his talks 'with officials in New York prior to Thant revealed that the Soviet flying here late today. His mis- Union had proposed that the in- sion apparently was to try to ternational Red Crass inspect its remove the roadblock Castro Cuba-bound ships to verify that Democratic Candidates Hit threw up after being excluded they were not transporting arms. from U.S.-Soviet arrangements Thant said the Red Cross had for removal of the missiles un- agreed to the proposal provided der UN supervision.. Cuba agreed, but that he bad Race Track's Asse ssment Castro acknowledged that "we communicated the proposal to have some motive for discon- the U.S. government. OCEANPORT — They were off cil defending the track's current said to the assessors, "You are tent" with the Soviet Union. But No Comment assessment of $10,923,400. hereby notified io tax assess, for and running here last night — he reminded his people of all the There was no immediate com- Council had called for the as- the year 1983, the properties sot thoroughbreds at Monmouth Russians had done for them and ment from Washington. sessors' report last month after described in Schedule A attached Park, but candidates at a Bor- asserted, "We are friends of the receiving a report from the Com- to this letter in the amount in- In addition to insisting on U.S. Soviet Union." ough Council meeting heatedly mercial Properties Investigation dicated next to the description." withdrawal from Guantanamo, Violate Sovereignty Castro repeated his previous de- discussing the tax assessment of Committee, a citizens' group Schedule A calls for the land mands for cessation of U.S. eco- the race track. which claimed the borough was within the park fence, 135.58 Castro said UN inspection on nomic measures against his re- Borough Clerk William P. musing out On $328,000 in tax acres to be assessed at $4,065,000 Cuban soil would be "one more gime, attacks by Cuban exiles, Fleckner.read to council » let- revenue through "many inequi- and buildings ,at $14,000,000 for attempt to humiliate our coun- and "violations of our aerial add ter from Democratic council ties" in land assessments. Mr. a total of $18,065,000. try" and would violate Cuban IARBED WIRE BARRICADES — American troops string barbtcl wire along the K«y sovereignty. naval space by North American candidates Daniel P. Vitello and Vitello and Mrs. Webb are mem' Unimproved property outside Sources at UN headquarters (U.S.) planes and warships." L. Alice Webb to the borough as- ben of the committee. the fence, mostly parking area, West shore facing Havana. Military installations rushed tcf the Florida area during felt that Castro either would soft- "If those guarantees of. peace teuors asking that the track's •Hereby Notified' should be assessed at $4,000 per en his stand or wquld announce are not accepted," said Castro, the Cuban crisis line the beach in background. . . (AP-Wirephoto) total assessment be set at more In their letter, copies of which acre, according to the schedule. than $18,085,000. were aent to newspapers and for The Democrats contended that Mr. Fleckner also read • re- the reading before Borough Coun- the revisions are necessary to port from the assessors to coun- cil, the Democratic candidates effect uniformity and fidelity to '•fair market value." They con End U2 Flights, But Keep Photo Watch eluded: 'We would like to call to WASHINGTON (AP)-The Unit- glide when they are taking pic- your attention, that, the duties they have not been announced.' the blockade and aerial surveil- that U2 pilot Francis Gary Pow- tures. to assess properties for tax pur-' ed States has halted high altitude The Defense Department said lance operations. ers also was bagged by an anti- College andBorough U2 flights over Cuba and is rely- Knocked Down late Thursday that a reconnais- poses cannot be delegated to Informants said all reconnais- aircraft rocket' • others. However, outsiders may big on low level photo reconnais- Officials are virtually certain sance mission had been conducted sance was conducted at high alti- The cause' of Power's' mishap be consultedln order tn help you sance missions to check on Soviet that the U2 piloted by Air Force over Cuba earlier hi the day and tude, presumably by U2s, before over Soviet territory' in May 1960 Work on Problems arrive at proper, fair and actual missile bases there, authoritative Maj. Rudolf Anderson Jr., Green- that "the "planes returned without Oct. 14—the date the government has never been listed officially. sources said today. ville, S.C., was knocked down by incident" There was no elabora- says it received' the first firm In other developments: WEST LONG BRANCH - Borough, officials and representa- value of the real estate to be assessed..." These government sources said a Soviet antiaircraft rocket tion. photographic evidence, that the Offidalg still hive not given a tives of tb* college administration and board of trustee* of there has been no scaling down And they believe the rocket Arthur Sylvester, assistant sec- Soviets were emplaclng 1,W dear mower to the significant Hoamovth College have taken «tep» to remedy some of the Assessors Reply The assessors, Ernest G. Hoff- in the degree of aerial surveil- was launched by Soviet missUe- retary of defense, .said no analy- mile-range mobile missile* and question of what Is to happen to Nbtuu relating to fmtertoiea, wnwito, an* on-street park- lance. meh manning the 22 antiaircraft sis of the pictures was expected 2,500-mile intermediate range mis- more than 20 Soviet Jet bombers ilch have caused^ great deal of concern to residents man, Byron G. Briggs and B diet Gi PaswccL reported to vjnUskos over Cat* rocket bues fiown to,ba opera- not tUtsUts In CJ*s, „.. -- •., .,".••. •'•" known to have been ieat into were "•scrubbed alter one of the tional in Cuba. AfteAf r that date,' with reconnais- Cuba. • William G. Van Note, college president, in a letter to the contrary that the track's parking lots fto assessed at $1,500 to $2.- planes and its pilot were lost last This information developed aa analysis may show about any sance Intensified on President Secretary of Defense Robert S. Mayof^nd CooncU, reports that the board of trustees recently weekend, according to informants. the U.S. Navy stood guard over progress in dismantling bases for approved a recommendation of the administration that the col- 000 per acre, while other vacant Kennedy's orders,. both, high- aid' McNamara authorised.' the Air Low flying reconnaissance the shipping lanes into Commu- deep-striking Soviet missiles. lege Incorporate the fraternity and sorority houses within the lota in. the borough, 'similarly tude and low level surveillance Force to. Jtfee&' enHstmente and planes—coming in swiftly below nist Cuba. The Pentagon has yet to dis- aphew Of college responsibility. situated," are assess&t compar- missions were flown. appointments, of -14,214 reservists taUar and exploiting surprise— If there have'been any ship in- close the results of reconnais- If, as is now believed, Ander- in troop carrier squadrons called The' college did not previously recognize the fraternities ably or lower at $750 to $1,400 per acre. Examples were cited ire considered less vulnerable tercepts since the arms blockade sance photos taken last Monday, son's U2 was shot' down by a So- to duty at the climax of the Cuban and sororities. With the incorporation of the fraternity and than the U2s which go Into a slow was clamped oa again Thursday, before the-tiro-day suspension in crisis, last'weekend.. sorority houses under the college's responsibility, it is expected The track's improved, land, the viet missile, this could indicate Oat tome control measures will be instituted by the college. assessors maintained, "is as- CAPTT EVICT FRATERNITY sessed at $10,000 per acre, and The borough was recently unable to evict Tau Kappa Beta is as high or higher than any fraternity from its dwelling at 64 Hollywood Ave. According to other . acreage in Monmouth Soviet Space Ship India Arms Airlift Begins borough Attorney William E. Russell, the fraternity existed County." NEW DELHI, India (AP)-An Heavier U.S. weapons are ex- prior id the adoption of tha ordinance prohibiting fraternities, They continued, "It Is not cov- Thursday, destroying .signs mark- ered with blacktop or concrete American arms' airlift gets under pected tocbe sent next. ing .Chinese business.houses and and, therefore, continued as a non-conforming use. 1 On Way To Mars as stated in the report , but with "It is my opinion that the fraternity has a right to continue way from Germany today to bol- Prime Minister Nehru called for shouting for expulsion of, the Red oil and gravel, which does not its present use at the premises until such time as the .use. may MOSCOW (AP) — An un- culate the vehicle, called Man ster India's hard-pressed Himala- calm in the .face of the Chinese Chinese forces on the border. Po- cost 50 cents per squate foot and be obligated by an overt act of the owner of the premises," manned Soviet .space ship was will pass close to the planet ii yan army against the advance of aggression and chided thousands lice guarded all Chinese business by no stretch of imagination is laid Mr. Russell. estimated early today to be something over seven months. Red China's invasion forces. of university students whose anti- houses and the .headquarters of worth $30,000 per acre. The fig- 140,000 miles on its way to Mars, The ship is equipped with Chinese demonstrations Thursday the Indian Communist party, He also pointed out, however, that some of the complaints ure of $10,000 was accepted by The first U.S. Air Force C130 against the fraternity may constitute violations of other munici- Moscow Radio reported. The one- camera and radio transmitters he called "the acts of a weak which a mob. looted ,on, Wednes- the Monmouth County Board of ton space craft was launched whicb-^f.atl goes well—will send transport • planes were to bring people." day. . . ; . . . •.'..'.: pal ordinances. Taxation, as was the assessment mountain artillery sorely needed PARKING PROBLEM from a Sputnik whirled into orbit photographs of Mars and other "This is not the time for these Nehru said-the-demonstrations on the building when reported." data back to earth, giving scien- to counter the Communists' su- In regards to the parking situation, Mr. Van Note said the yesterday. manifestations," he declared," urg- exceeded the limits of decency. Pays $727,03) tists valuable clues to the ok perior firepower. college has already invested a major sum of its' Income in off- The Tass News Agency said ing his countrymen, "to keep your The assessors pointed out that question of whether or not lift As the mobs demonstrated, put- street campus parking areas. "A census of present and pro- all systems were .functioning nor- The first arms shipments were heads cool and not be. carried the total race track. assessment exists on'the planet. side Communist .party headquar- jected need is being undertaken, and additional expenses will mally after the first few hours assembled from American stocks away by anger or emotion," '(See TRACK, Page 2) of the flight. The Russians cal- Maintain Temperature in Europe. Besides artillery, the ters, the'party.council concluded be Incurred^ as found essential to further minimize the parking Police estimated 10,000 people- Temperature inside the ship first planes were bringing com- two.days of heated debate with problem," he said. . most of them university men and In hope Of cooperation between residents and the college, being maintained by a thermo- munications and transportation strong pro-Nehru resolution, de- regulating system within the de- equipment, the State Department women — marched through the nouncing the Chinese Reds as ag- Mr. Van Note said, "We at the college may have been remiss streets of the capital all day gressors and calling on all party In not telling our story to our neighbors, and I am glad to-add To Meet Wednesday sired limits, Tass said. Solar bat- sajd in Washington. members to' support the govern- that we are now organizing a program of public information teries have opened normally and India's request for Western mili- wiU ensure proper recharging of ment during the national emer- which we believe will be received with interest by residents tary aid' marked a sharp depar- .Back Referendum gency, , -. , , ' ' of the borough and a]] of Monmouth County." To Discuss Chargesbuilt-in batteries. ture from a long-standing policy TRENTON (AP)',—-All 21 of Residents still seemed a little skeptical about the existence Radio orders sent from earth of cash purchases, to maintain In- The party leaders formally of fraternities. L.B. Preid, 70 Hollywood Ave., said a college NEW SHREWSBURY — Chief for an Investigation of an occur- were received and obeyed, Tass dia's determined neutralism. Ini- the state's Boards of Freehold- stated they, have-no.objections, to representative said the college would regulate fraternity houses of Police James Herring will rence on the night of Sept. 13, said, but did not specify what tial shipments of new British ers have endorsed the five-year the purchase of. foreign. arms a, year ago, and nothing ever came of it. meet Wednesday with Borough in which the patrolman alleged- commands had been sent. The weaponp s have already arrived term for sheriffs proposed- iri j a from) wherever available,- Includ- ly blackjacked Sherwood Taylor ing the United States: • . ;,. '. Mayor Fred W. Schantz explained that the person who Attorney Milton A. Mausner to ship's radio transmitters were re- hereh . Terms under which the aid statewide referendum on the Nov. in his home on Shafto Rd!, in the ported performing normally. 5 election ballot, the Association made that statement had no official status. discuss possible formal charges is being furnished are still being A lull persisted on the - Donald R. Mayer, 55 Pinewood Ave., was concerned for presence of Police Sgt. Fred Gar. The indirect launching proce- of Freeholders said yesterday. fronts'. . • . against Patrolman Edward Hol- negotiated. the safety of the boys,at the frat house; "I feel that for the rabrant. dure—using an orbiting Sputnik aa safety of the boys, the house should possibly have fire escapes den. - '. Chief Herring said last night a launching- pad-was seen aa and other safety facilities," A hearing before Mayor and he will not discuss any possible greatly enhancing the Russians Mayor Schantz agreed with Mr. Mayer's statement, and Council "when and if the police charges agasinst Garrabrant with latest space achievement.' Want Aidmen at Grid Games added that he will look into the possibility of such safety fea- chief signs charges against Pa- the borough attorney. Tass gave few details of the tures. ' , trolman 'Holden," was recom Mr. Mausner said a report on actual launching. The Sputnik NEW SHREWSBURY — The question of "I don't want to, sound ungrateful to the mended/to the governing body the matter to all members of was described as "a big one," bu whether or not'the borough first aid squad first aid squad," the mayor said. "We are last nijjht by the police commit- council by Chief Herring ruled no exact weight was given. should or should not stand by at football very fortunate 'indeed - to have these capable tee chairman, Councilman John out any charge that the constitu The Soviets said this is the games' of the Pop Warner football team occu- and conscientious men serving- the residents Fort Workers SuedE. Lemon, Jr. tlonal rights of Mr. Taylor had first attempt to reach Mars, bu pied much of the time of last night's Borough' of this borough. -But I feel they should re- The possible charges spring been violated. American- space officials have Council meeting. consider their decision." •' ' • ' Woman Also Wants Job Back from an incident brought to the "The charges would be limited said .the Russians have already William Anderson, president of the Hance Borough attorney Milton Mausner pointed attention of council at its last to other matters," Mr. Mausner made two unsuccessful attempts Park Civic Association, appeared before the out, however, that mayor and council- have no FREEHOLD — A former Fort subjected to "protracted high- meeting by Leon J: Williams, said. at Mars and four- at Venus. So- governing body to ask assistance In' getting jurisdiction over ths volunteer squad. Monmouth employee filed suit in level vendetta." She also con- Sr., of Squankum Rd. He asked If the police chief signs formal viet officials have admitted only an ambulance and aid squad members to be The president of the Hance Park group Superior Court here yesterday tended; that the defendants testi- charges against the patrolman, that they launched a Venus probe present at games, in case they are needed. said the action of the squad was discrimina- against 31 federal employees in fied before the Federal Bureau according to Mr. Mausner, these on Feb. 12, 1961, but lost contact WALZER'S LETTER tory, and favored certain sections of the bor- connection with her dismissal, of Investigation and Army In Bids Rejected will be presented both to Mr. with it before it came near the A letter from John S. Walzer, Jr., presi- ough. and asked the court to reinstate spector General representatives Holden and to the council. A hear- planet. dent of the first aid squad, explained that "This Is a definite point of segregation," OCEANPORT-— Bids received 1 "relative to favoritism." ing would be held, probably no An American ship is now after a request from the Hance Park group, Mr. Anderson stated. her to her job. last month . for resurfacing of Named as dependents in the sooner than 30 days after the headed toward V e n u s— the the squad had considered the matter in two LEMON VOLUNTEERS . Mrs. Bernice T. Ullman, 31 Woir Hill Ave. were rejected by suit were* William J. Laverlck, charges were brought, he stated. earth's closest neighbor after the meetings, and they had voted to have men Councilman John E. Lemon, Jr., said that Howard Ave., ,New Shrewsbury, Borough Council last night in ac- Earle F. Cook, Robert S. Aiding and ambulance at Monmouth Regional High he, as a past captain of ths aidmen, would contends she was "wrongfully Mr. Mausner said if such a jnoon—with a rendezvous ex er, Howard E. Price, John N. cordance with a recommendation School football games and no other, volunteer to attend each of the two remaining removed" frtm her employment hearing is held, it will be public. peeled next month. Kopke, Ralph P. lannarone, of the state Highway Department. "We are on stand-by duty 24 hours a day, Pop Warner games on Nov. 4 and 11, with In the radio-communications sec- James A. Creutz, • Rol>ert I. Ull- At a special meeting Sept, 18, every day, to assist, all residents of the bor- first aid equipment. tion where she was employed man, Henry R. Nool, Jr., Joseph council tentatively Awarded the ough," the letter said. from August, 1950, to April,; W61. Mr. Anderson Indicted his organization ; C: Bowen, Margaret M. Manuel, contract to' Michael J. Stavola, Today's Index All the members of the squad are volun- would like to have an ambulance on hand, Mrs. Ullman also contends Carleton Bessey, Francis Cal Inc., Middletown, for $10,319.75 teers, Mr. Walzer pointed out, and have busi- also. ' that she was subject to "extreme culli, Benjamin N. Orr, Donald pending approval of the Highway Page Page ness, civic and family matters to attend to Adm. Andrew A. Shepard said he feels that maltreatment" and' asked . thefi" . Livingston_... , Joseph Osgood, Department, which is paying 90 Adam an] Eve - ~..U llerblock t In addition to the annual fund drive which when the squad accepts the checks of borough court to "bring about a'ftUtan—d Dartletrtlettt "BlBly, George McCarUn, per com of tlie cost with' state takes five to seven weekends each year.' residents-during their fund drives each" year, - Allen-Scott 10 Movie Timetable - - 18 equitable resolution for the num- Jr., Adolph S. Hubschman, Wil- road construction', funds. Amusements „..„ 18-11 Obituaries .'. 2 He indicated the squad cannot also under- it contracts to furnish first aid services to the erous acts of maladministra- Hard Divlney, John Hopkins, The department recommended Births _....J Sylvia Porter I take to "stand around several hours waiting ' borough. . • : . ' * • / tion." LelRh Frasler, Edwin Lee, Allen rejection of the bid since they ex- Jim Blstop _ . t Television 18-11 for an accident to happen" for any organiza- "If they are going to pick and choose T. Stanwix-Hay, Selma Greewald She also contends she had been ceeded the estimate prepared by BrMge: 4 George Sokolsky „. I tion that may ask this service. , whom they will serve 1 think we ought to or- Ullman, Charles Olln, Merle C. Borough Engineer Otis R. Sea- Classified H to 27 Religious News ....2M7 BARON COMMENTS ganize another squad that will serve all the Bowsky, Armand E. Johnson, Clean-Up Week man. Council authorized Mr. Comics „_ 28 Sports .....HIM Mayor Karl K. Baron, said If it were in his borough," he vtated. Charles T. Clark, Sterling C. The Borough of Rumson will Seaman to readvertlse for bids Crossword Pmi]e 8, 10 Stock Market _,„ I power to do so he would Issue an executive and Maj. Gen. H.A. Ger Mr. Mausner said the question Is whether hold • Clean-Up Week, November Bush returnable at council's' Dec. 6 Editorials « Successful Investing .3 order to oblige the squad to take standby duty hardt. the squad Is "at the beck and call of any or- 5 to 9.-Adv. meeting. Boyle Women's News ...... 14-11 for tha Pop' Warner- games. ganization." 2—Friday, November 2, 1%2 R£D BANK REGISTER Weather New Jertey—Sunny today, Mg Obituaries the Ms. Increasing ctoadifieas might, low in the' 30s inland tt> Gale Claims Nicosia MRS. CHARLES KIND low and mld-40s along the oast. Saturday cloudy with rain RED BANK — Mrs. Louise Ei Paul Young, leveloping, high in the 50s. Kind, 64, of 18 Madison Ave. died ShunsResponsibility Marine yesterday in Riverview Hospital. Little Silver, RED BANK-Clarence S. Gale. cast a ballot for candidates who Cape May to Born in Rumson, she was the GOP candidate for mayor, said o not have the courtesy to tell Block Island — daughter of the tote Michael and Winds variable last night his opponent was re-he public where they stand on Eva Saar Lemig. Mrs. Kind was Dies at 65 10 knots or so luctant to accept the responsibil- these issues?" he asked. a member of St. James Catholic LITTLE SILVER-JPaul Adams today and ity as chief executive of (he bor- The Republican said, however, Church. early tonight, Young, 65, of 495 Branch Ave., ough. hat "to be critical without rec- Surviving are her husband, becoming east- a former secretary of the Red Mr. Gale said Democrat Bene- Charles (Addie) Kind; a brother, mmending, suggesting, mention- erly late / dict R. Nicosia has repeatedly John Lemig of New Smyrna, Bank Board of Education, died g or even thinking of solutions night and criticized the borough administra- yesterday in Riverview Hoipitar to do nothing more than to sit southeast 10 to Fla., and a sister, Mrs. Frances tion, but has failed to come up M the sidelines without partici- 15 knots Satur- Marchant of Little Silver. after a long illness. with any solutions. pating." day. Fair to- Services will' be Monday ,a,t 8 Instead, Mr. Nicosia advises Mr. O'Hern, said that if elected day and tonight. Cloudy with ^.m. from the William S. Ander- that municipal problems be "left e would seek to co-ordinate the rain developing Saturday. Visi- son Funeral Home, here, followed to the experts," the GOP nominee lepartment of government under bility generally five miles or by a requiem mass in St. James said. unified administrator; to at-more. Church. Burial will be in Mt. He pointed out that the Demo- :ract desirable light industry and Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. crat has proposed "turning our »mmercial businesses; to expe- TIDES problems over to a borough man- ite the adoption of the proposed (Sandy Hook) MRS. MARY V. PETRAUSKY ager, a parking authority and amaster plan; to improve traffic Today — High 10:52 p.m., and MORGANVILLE - Mrs. Mary citizens' body of experts. nd parking problems and prolow 4:57. V. Petrauksy, 73, of Rt. 79, died "K would appear to be obvious vide more low cost housing to the -Saturday — High 11:18 a.m. and yesterday at home. She was the Westsdde area and to work for that these proposals introduce the 1:49 p.m. and low 4:40 a.m. and widow of WHIiaim Petrausky. big government aspect of bureau scal reform. 49 p.m. Surviving are two daughters, cratic administration with all its Sunday — High 12:16 p.m., low MODERNIZING — Postmaster Fred Crine, left looks on as postal driver Curtis Brown Mrs. Arlene Humphries of Shef- lmper*naKty, lack of feeling for .38 a.m. and 6:56 p.m. field, Ala., and Mrs. Roy Dennl- the individual and separation of (For Red Bank and Rumson receives keys to new two-cylinder Cushma n carrier frem Benjamin Beriincaia, second son, of Morganville; two sons, elected officials from the people. iridge add two hours; Sea from right, aitittant postmaster, tight of the new vehicle* were put into lervfca Mr. Nicosia's running mate, JrighUdeduct 10 minutes; Long Vincent W. Petrausky of Marl- Births yesterday by th« Red Bank Post Office. At right is James A. G. Wis«, Jr., luperin- boro, and George D. Petrosky of Daniel J. 0'Herii,>ho is seeking Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- • seat on the Borough Council, lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) tendent of mails. Matawan; 10 grandlhiMren, and declared last night that Demo- RIVERVIEW sister, Mrs. Monica Sauktaus, cratic criticism of the all-Repub- Red Bank CHICAGO (AP)- Wet, cloudy of Freehold, lican council has brought "only Mr. and Mrs. Francis Corley, ind cool weather covered wide Girl Killed, 3K Variance Plan Guards A requiem mass will be offered •ilence." L ' 29 Millbrook Dr., Middletown ireas in central parts of the na tomorrow at 9 a.m. in St. Gabri- "For aU the voter may know, daughter, yesterday. ion today but skies were mostly el's Catholic Church, Bradevelt PAUL YOUNG they may agree with us on the Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patey :lear in other sections. 20 Injured For Schenck At Oceanport Burial will be in Sf. Rose of lima need for fiscar reform to prevent I Rosalie Ave., Rumson, daugh Light rain sprinkled the cen FAIR HAVEN — The Zoning Church, Freehold, under direction Born In Grove City, Pa., he a repetition of the 33 per cent ter, yesterday. ral plains eastward into southern [n Crash 3oard of Adjustment last night Rail Crossing of the C. H. T. Clayton Funeral was the son of the late Will V. Increase in the local purpose taxa- Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cole, 2;ections of the middle Mississippi ;ranted a six-foot rear yard Home, Adelphia. and Clara Bell Young. Formerly ation which occurred in 1960; theLippincott Rd., Little Silver, son Galley. Another belt of light rain CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - A carvariance to Elwood N. Schenck, OCEANPORT-Borough Council rt East Orange and Red Bank, need for Improvements in theyesterday. ;xtended from eastern Montana ilowed into the rear of a hay15 Hendrickson PI. last night reported progress In its MRS. ANNA CANTRELLA lie had lived here six yean. water and tewer department to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rogers hrough North Dakota but snow vagon loaded with high school pu- Mr. Scheivk told the board heefforts to maintain two guarded PERTH AMBOY - Mrs. Anna Mr. Young retired a year ago Nolan Rd., Morganville, son, yes- vas reported in northern border railroad crossings here. prevent a repetition of the 62 pils near this city Thursday night, tanned to erect an approximately Cantrella, 81, of 310 Herbert St., s an employee of the Bendix per cent average Increase of terday. - ireas. Snow flurries flecked the U by 53 foot addition to his A letter from the Pbulic Utili- died this morning at home. Corporation, Eatomown. He had upper Great Lakes Region. The killing a 14-year-old girl and injur- 1961c the need for more efficient Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wdlber lome. The zoning code requires ies Commission, replying to a re- Mrs. Cantrella was born in It-been secretary of the Red Bank rainy weather was expected to administration, improved recrea- 133 Seabreeze Ave., East Keans ing at least 29 other persons, po- 0-foot rear yards in that area. quest for automatic gates at thealy. Before coming here eight Board of Education II years. burg, daughter, Wednesday. extend into the lower Mississippi Portaupeck Ave. grade crossing, tional facilities, traffic controls lice reported. The variance carries the pro- years, ago, she had lived at A veteran of World War I, dur- ralley. announced that such an installa- Won't Tell Public Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flax, 126 The dead girl, Lois G. Pancoast ision that Mr. Schenck's home Keansburg. She was the widow of ing which he served as a sec- tion Is. planned. "How can an Intelligent voter River St., Red Bank| son Some early morning temper- >e considered to front Hendrick- James Cantrella. ond lieutenant, Mr. Young was a Wednesday. f Woodbury, was one of more Last month, at the urging of atures and conditions: New York on PI. She was a former member of member of Shrewsbury Post, han a score of students admitted he local Parent-Teacher Associa- Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, 55 40, clear; Chicago 37, cloudy; St Ann's Catholic Church, Keans- belonged to Lodge 277, F&AM. Athens Ave., South Amboy, son, tion, council renewed Its cam- Washington 39, clear; Atlanta 40, to Camden hospitals. burg, and had attended Holy Ros- and Trinity Episcopal Church and Track Wednesday. clear; Miami 63, clear; Louis- paign to have the crossing -pro- Twenty-five pupils and adult ary Catholic Church at Perth was a former president of the (Continued) Mr. and Mrs. John Lovey, 192 ville 42, cloudy; Detroit 44, Castro :ected. The PUC reported that chaperones were believed to have Amboy. Red Bank Rotary Club. of nearly $11,000,000 makes up Bayview Ave., Belford, son, :loudy; St. Louis 43, rain; Min- (Continued) Portaupeck Ave. is one of sever- 41.4 per cent of the total borough Wednesday. neapolis 39, cloudy; Kansas City »en on the horsedrawn wagon. il New York and Long Branch She is survived by three sons, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. hat Premier Khrushchev had not Michael Cantrella of Perth Am assessment, $25,483,022. The to- Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Car43- , rain; Denver 43, cloudy; Dal- Fourteen were taken to West :rossings on which the commis- Berenice Sutpfain Young; a ersey Hospital, including the nformed him in advance of his boy, John Cantrella of Keans- daughter,' Mrs. Nancy Y. Murphy tal taxes due the borough in 196roll2 , 3452 West Bangs Ave., Nep-las 51, partly cloudy; Phoenix Iedge to President Kennedy. But sion proposes to initiate proceed- lead girl. Twelve were treated burg, and James Cantrella of >f Red.Bank; a grandson, Kevin amount to $727,033.17, of which tune, son, Wednesday. 58, clear; Seattle 49, fog; San :astro,told his people last night: ings under recent legislation Monmouth Park has paid $311, Francisco 60, cloudy; Los Angeles md cleared to go home, the hos- Hazlet; sbc daughters, Mrs. An>. Murphy of Red Bank; and Mr, and Mrs. John Merris, X 'It is well above all to re-which authorizes the state to pay 645.89, they said. 62, cloudy; Anchorage 34, partly lital said. gelina Melillo, of Newark, Mrs. two sisters, Mrs. Stella Cunning- Plum St., New Shrewsbury, member what the Soviet Union 95 per cent of crossing gate costs. In concluding their report, the :loudy; Honolulu 74, clear. One pupil was admitted in se- Rose Teseroni, of Nutley, Mrs. ham of Youngstown, OHo, and daughter, Wednesday. as done for us." The PUC also has under consid- Carmella Mendola of Newark, assessors described the clajm rious condition to Our Lady of Mrs. Edith Hosick of Grove City, Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Clan- He cited Soviet backing "be- ration the "unapproved" Bridge Mrs. Amelia Cuccinello of Eliz- that $326,000 in additional reve ton, Red Hill Rd., Middletown, Lourdes Hospital. Five or six were ivater Pr. crossing which it pro- Pa. nue could be collected from orq each Yankee blow," the abeth, Mrs. Mary Del Monaco of 'he dau'gfc'aughter* , Wednesday. brought to Cooper Hospital. :ivilian and military technicians rases to barricade. Last week, Hoboken. and Mrs. Helen Paler- Services will be tomorrow at 10 park, reducing other taxes by 60 Mr. and Mrs. David Higbee, 2 Says Borough Major Edward C. Wilson and a.m. in the Worden Funeral per cent, as "ridiculous." The crash occurred in front of ent by Russia to Cuba, and the mo, of Perth Amboy, two broth- Miller St., Highlands, daughter, irms furnished his regime. And three councilmen attended a pub- Home, Red Bank, with Rev. They said the statements were the home of Charles Egolf, 43, in ers, Peter and James Ammirata, Wednesday. revealed that "several months lic hearing on the proposal and Charles H. Best of Trinity Church made by "a group of interested Should Acquire Erial, Gloucester Township. Egolf both of Newark; a sister Mrs. Ju- Mr. and Mrs. Giulio Mucci, igo the Soviet Union decided to recorded their wish to keep the officiating. Masonic services will taxpayers no doubt showing good gave first aid to the injured while lia Damiano, of Brooklyn; 28 Main St., Matawan, son, Wednes- :ancel the whole arms debt of crossing open. be tonight at 7:30 in the funeral Intent," but "the fallacies pointed lis wife telephoned police. grandchildren, and 26 great day. 200 Acres lur country." It was suggested last night that home. Burial will be in Rahway out tend to show that this group grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Turi, 2 NEW SHREWSBURY - About top signs be erected there as Cemetery, Rahway. lacks the necessary qualifications Mikoyan, a top Kremlin trouble Palmer Ct., Middletown, son 200 orphan acres on the boundary a safety measure. Borough En- A high mass of requiem will be and experience in the assessing Woman Killed .hooter and old friend of Cas- offered Monday at 9 a.m. in St Wednesday. of New Shrewsbury should be ac- gineer Otis R. Seaman suggested field which is complex and CASSVILLE (AP)-Mrs. Grace :ro, arrived in New York yes- Ann's Church. Burial will be at Mr. and Mrs. Alston Vervoot quired by this borough, tax as- "stop-danger" signs which would WILLIAM BATES strongly regulated by state stat- Keeney, who was expecting her erday and conferred last night St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia 323 East Rd., Belford, son essor Adm. Andrew G. Shepard not require state Highway De- KEANSBURG-William Bates, utes." . third child in two months, was with the chief U.S. delegate to The John J. Ryan Home for Fu- Wednesday. ;aid last night. he UN, Adlai E. Stevenson, and partment approval. 64, of 39 Belleview Ave., died Koch Comments killed Wednesday when her car nerals, Keansburg, is in iharge of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Najpi, 52 ohn J., McCloy, chairman of yesterday in Riverview Hospital Following the reports. Council* This land, mostly wooded area, collided with a traotor-traller. arrangements. Gerard Ave., Matawan, son, iennedy's Co-ordinating Commit- •+• after a brief illness. man Harry S. Koch, chairman o s technically a part of Atlantic Wednesday. Mrs. Keeney's two daughters, :ee on Cuban Policy. the finance committee, explained Township, and Is owned by that Born in Nova Scotia, he had Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gaynor Lenore, 5, and Catherine, 2, were Study Road MRS. ELIZABETH B. ZINNER that the assessment of the race municipality. It Is completely sep- McCloy said he and Stevenson lived in Brooklyn, N. Y. before 942 • Palmer Ave., Middletown injured. They were admitted to EAST KEANSBURG — Mrs. track had been continually up- arated from the township to lad "straightened out" the Rus- moving here two months ago. daughter, Wednesday. Paul Kimball Hospital in Lake- ians on the U.S. position and Elizabeth B. Zinner, 77, of 48 dated since 1957 with every Im- which it belongs, however, by Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Muni, wood. they got our point of view." He Work Bids Krueger PI., died Wednesday at provement made there. Thi NAD Earle. Leonard Ahern ot Northhamp- Lake Ave., Hazlet, daughter The vehicles collided at the in-;aid Mikoyan and other Soviet TRENTON (AP) - State High Monmouth Medical Center, Long most recent revision was made "Atlantic Township is in no po- ton, Mass., and Mrs. Kenneth yesterday. tersection of Rts. 528 and 571.liplomats who met with them way Department engineers were Branch, after a long illness. within the last 60 days, he said. sition to supply any municipal studying bids today on contracts Petrie of Glace Bay, Nova MONMOUTH MEBICAL Mrs. Keeney, of 54 Parkway Dr. lad made no new proposals. Mrs. Zinner was bom in Ho- Attempting to preclude a po- services to this area." Adm. Shep- was driving easron Rt. 528, po- for road projects in Brick Town- Scotia; and two brothers, Mark litical controversy, Mr. Koch Long Branch ard pointed out. "And yet, since "There is no doubt in my mind boken and had lived here Bates of Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, lice said. The truck, driven by hat he is going down to placate ship and Watchung borough. She the widow •aid, "I can only concur with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dietrick, ur zoning ordinances do not ap- years. was and Dr. Fabian Bates of Ottawa, Roger Wallace, 46, of Bridgeton Castro," McCloy said. Charles J. Hesse, Inc., of Bel-Charles Zinner. She was a mem- the board (of assessors) that 9 Avenue D., West Keansburg, ply there, we cannot prevent itswas traveling- north on Rt. 571 Canada. their assessment Is a fair and daughter, yesterday. being used In some way we ford, sumitted a low bid obef r of St. Catherine's Catholic equitable one. We can see no would not like." $105,918 on a project for widen- Church, East Keansburg. The John J. Ryan Funeral FITKIN reasonable basis In fact for an Master Plan's ing Silverton-Cedar Bridge Rd. Surviving are two sons, John Home is in charge of arrange- Neptune Jerome Reed, borough clerk Commended between'Duquesne Blvd. and Rt.R. Zinner of Rldgefield Park, ments. arbitrary Increase of 50 pel was Instructed to write to Mr. and . Mrs. Carl Brown, OCEANPORT — Councilman Cost Approved 70 in Brick Township. I and James J. Zinner, here; a cent." Atlantic Township authorities to Woodworth Rdl, Englishtown, Franklin Ingram, road committee OOEANPORT — Borough Couii daughter, Mrs. Bernadetta Go- Mr. Koch's remarks were open negotiation to have this area The existing two-lane highway GEORGE A. STOKES son, yesterday. chairman, and the borough road cil last night authorized the ex- lubinski of Ridgefield Park; 14 followed by nearly an hour.of ceded to New Shrewsbury. will be widened from 36 to 46 FREEHOLD - George department were commended lasl penditure of $3,125, this bor- grandchildren, and seven great- A. discussion on the matter. feet to provide four bituminous Stokes, 72, of 1 Elm St., died yes- night by George A. Leach, 79 Sag-ough's share in the cost of a grandchildren. Mr. Vitello attacked the asses- Careless Driving concrete traffic lanes. Outer terday at his home. sors' figures for the track park- more Ave., for work done re- master plan. shoulders eight feet wide, will A requiem mass will be offer Ing lots and vacant land im- Parkway cently at the west end of that Mayor Edward C. Wilson was flank the new roadway. ed Monday morning in St. Cath He was born in Chester, Pa., Summons Issued erine's Church. Burial under di mediately adjacent which he street. authorized to sign an agreement Franklin Contracting Co. of Lit- son of Mrs. Lizzie Sloan of Nep- rection of the John J. Ryan Mid Is assessed at "up to $8,00C LONG BRANCH —George Mi Residents of Iroquois Ave. add-with the state Department of Con :le Falls submitted the low bid tune City and the \ate William Recognizes Home for Funerals, Keansburg, per acre." He said, "If anyon Carthy, 46, of 426 Broadway, was ed their thanks. servatton and Economic Develop- if $274,822 on a project for re- A. Stokes. His wife was the late thinks they are worth that much, will be St. Joseph's Cemetery, Mrs. Gussie M. Stokes. Issued a summons for careless ment which will acquire the bal-constructing Somerset St. they are ridiculous." Borough ince of the cost, about $7,000, In Keyport. driving yesterday after his cai tween Watchung Ave. and Mr. Stokes was a retired paint- Cost of Building No Quorum the form of a federal grant. Watchung borough. er and a member of Topanemus struck a woman crossing thi NEW SHREWSBURY-Borough The Democratic candidate'i Council last night hailed the fact EATONTOWN - No action Council has hired Candeub, Other bids on the Brick Town- MRS. JOHN G. ANDRES Tribe, Improved Order of Red claim that the race track cos street with her four children, py that New Shrewsbury is now onwas taken at an adjourned meet- Fleissig and Associates, Newark, ship project included: Jannarone KEANSBURG - Mrs. Marie J. Men, Freehold. 1)7,000.000 to build was disputec lice said. A hearing has been sel he map—of the Garden Stat ing of Mayor and Council last to develop the plan. It is expected Engineering Co., Matawan, $119,- Andres, 70, of 33 Hill St., died Surviving, in addition to his by Mr. Briggs who, speakini for Nov. 17. Parkway. night. Lacking two councilmen that a member of the firm will 800, and Reichey Brothers lac, yesterday In Monmouth Medical mother, are two brothers, Clar- from the floor, set the figur A letter from John Thompson, and Mayor Herbert E. Werner, be invited to attend the next Asbury Park, $127,491. Center after a brief illness. ence Stokes of Bradley Beach and closer to $6,000,000. The woman, Mrs. Antolnet president of the Industrial Con- the remainder of the body with- meeting of the Planning Board to Born in Switzerland, she hadElmer Stokes of Perth Amboy, Acerra, 36, of 498 Broadway, Other bids on the Watchung Mr. Vitello also locked horn! qress, officialy informed th drew to informally discuss pro- begin work on the project. project included; Whippany Con- lived here 10 years, formerly liv and two sisters, Mrs. Irene Drake reported in good condition thi with Councilman Edward H body of a fact its commuters posed changes to the zoning struction Co., Hanover, $299,165 ig in New York City. of Neptune City and Mrs. Bea- Urlon, who told him his recoursi morning at Monmouth Medic already knevf-. There are 16 newordinance. and Jannarone Engineering Co., Surviving is her husband, Joh trice "Goodenough of Neptune. Is with the county Board Center where she was admittec Hurt in Crash signs at, before, and after exii Matawan. G. Andres. Taxation, not Borough Counci! for observation. The children, Ste Services will be at 10 a.m. to- 109 of the Parkway which say, foi HAZLET — A 44-year-old New Funeral services will be hel and with Councilman Frank!! ven, Mary, Anthony, and Wi Pay Difference morrow at the Freeman Funeral the first time on this thorough York City man is in fair condition at I p.m. Monday in the Johi Ingram, who asked the candl Ham, were treated also at thi Home, Freehold. Burial will be fare, "New Shrewsbury." MEMPHIS, Tenn., (AP) - Th in Riverview Hospital with frac- To Meet Today J. Ryan Funeral Home. Burial In Evergreen Cemetery, Farm- date for his source of informa Medical Center and released. Councilman Robert Davidson city-owned light, gas and watei tured ribs and a ruptured spleen FREEHOLD — The Monmoutth will be in Fair View Cemtery. lngdale. tlon. division announced it will maki Patrolman Carmen Grandinell praised Mr. Thompson for his ef- suffered today when his County Vocational Board of Ed At the request of Richard H up the difference bellween mill Investigated. forts to get the borough's name struck a tree stump on Laurc cation will meet this afternoon Considine, president of the Ocean tary and civilian pay of employ Ave., near Middle Rd. on the parkway. l' 2 o'clock. The session was FOR ANY OCCASION port Taxpayers' Association, M ees called to active duty. The DEMOCRATIC RALLY "We have all of us tried hare Police said Armand DIStefano postponed from yesterday. Koch agreed to compare Mon utility had six employees callec Bronx, was traveling north oi KEANSBURG - The oft-wa at one time or another to gel mouth Park's assessment wjtr to duly last weekend,with the Laurel Ave. when his car failet HONEY BEE FLOWERS ring two Democratic Clubs he these signs, "Mr. Davidson said LUCIOUS GRAY New Jersey's other flat track 445th troop carrier wing. to make a curve and struck will join hands tomorrow nigt "But the persistent and contin FREEHOLD — Luclous Gray, although he said, "I'm afraid tree stump. He was taken tc RUSSELL T. HODGKISS know what I'll find." in a combined rally at the Amei uous efforts of Mr. Thompsor DRIVER FINED 69, of 73 Orchard St., died yester- have achieved it.1' Riverview Hospital by the Wesl day at the John L. Montgomery Mayor Edward C. Wilson called ican Legion Hall, Carr Ave., an< FAIR HAVEN — Magistrat< 464 BROAD STREET, Keansburg First Aid Squad. Medical Home, Freehold Town- for an end to the discussion He Manning PI. John V. Crowell fined Robert H ship. SHREWSBURY •ting that the recourse for op Mayor Louis Collichlo will Isherwood, 18, of 78 Rnttin Rd peals is with the county Board ol master of ceremonies. To Be Paroled $15 for careless driving. Old-Timers' Night He was born in Greenville, SH 1-4020 Taxation and saying, "I stil Democratic congress, freehol TRENTON (AP)-The State Pa Maurice Howard, 48 Willian RED BANK — Independenl S. C, son of the late John and think the board did an outstan er, and sheriff candidates wi role Board has announced that St., Fair Haven, was released or Engine Company of the loca Ida Gray. Reliable Since 1937 ing Job." attend. two men sentenced from Mon $200 bail pending grand jury ac Firo Department will honor ex There are no known survivors. mouth County are to be paroled tion of charges of desertion anc empt members at a meeting Mon- Tho funeral service will be at BY WIRE ANYWHERE The men are John Jones, non-support. day night in the fire house. Har- 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Free- Middletown, Conn., sentenced Oct ry E. Patterson is chairman man Funeral Home, Freehold. 21, I960, to 2-5 years for break It adds up! More and monthe event, which will feature Burial will be in Maplewood big and entering, and Christophei people use The Register ads eacl roast beef dinner. Cemetery,' Freehold. Worden Funeral Home Kelly, Belleville, sentenced Oc Issue because results come fast 15, 1961, to 2-3 years, for emer.—-Advertisement. i0 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK The Adams Memorial Home

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SPEAR Professor of Education due to lack of success. He now I have thoroiijWj . has a menial Job and appears to articles. Now I would-be very Q) What should I do with thel these share, for a degree of re- , One of the sorriest tragedies for grateful if you cordd mimt an any parent or teacher Is the sight have lost interest in bettering following stocks: Republic Steel covery, at least himself. What can you suggest? important question. How can I Sinclair Oil, Kelsey-Hayes, Yale of a student losing belief in his learn to want to study? .. I see no reason to retain Sin- own ability. H. E., Long Beach, Calif, t Towne, Montgomery Ward, El clair Oil, El Paso or Allis-Chat; C. P., Salt Lsto City. Far mate often than not such Answer: Paso Natural Gas, and Allis- mers. Answer. • • a belief has Chalmers? At this point your nephew un- Setting aside « time and place I suggest you get out of these] basis consld- and into a sound common stock, doubtedly considers himself too for study is not enough. Students fact. But stopid to learn. This, of course, in such as Procter & Gamble. who ppla n how they are going to even if founded is not the true picture. He needs Q) "I have sizable savings, 2O0| Insufficient study each course and In renew his faith in his own mind what the y are1 going to do shares of Puget Sound Power ft incorrect d h h i ability. at the start of a study period are LightLih , and 10 sharesh * of OlymplOlla evidence, it more likely to actually study than Brewery. Are these stocks .fX can still do a I have known young men in 1 situations who have those who wait until the study a recent column you world of harm similar by starting hour to make these decisions. Northern Illinois Gali unless steps lined confidence and Continental Assurance. Would over with a very elementary You may have to consciously A) |t is very are taken you tell me where these stocks promptly. Such arse in a subject' like math. make such plans for every study distressing, in- NIW FAMILY CIRCLE DISCOUNT STORE. Rt. 36, Raritan Township, oAned yes. Or, Nam are traded and whether they a case was pre- some cases it has taken as period for quite • long time. Roger E. Spear deed, to en- would be satisfactory to eke out f^rd'ay. The store has 96 departments which occupy a total of 1.00,000 square feet. ln the following long as one or two years, But counter a list like yours, which my social security , 15 years seated to me Parking facilities are provided for 1,200 ears, Taking part in the ribbon cutting yet- eventually, they were not only (Dr. Nason will welcome your a few year* ago might well have hence? I have $7,000 'coming to letter; successful in the one course but question addressed to him hi car* Dear Dr. Nason: been rated as high-grade. How- me soon and would like to" In- terday were, left to right. Burton Kane, president of Family Circle Stores; Mayor successful in re-establishing their of this newspaper. Those of most My nephew Is 21 years old. ever, I think that Republic vert It" E. S. Philip Blanda, Samuel Kane, chairman of board, Family Circle Stores, And Max Stern* ra ego. general interest will be answered After graduating from high school Steel's recently reduced dividend A) It seems to me that you're In his column.) feld, manager of Raritan store. he made two tries at junior col- J .retty well situated. It Is pleas- Dear Dr. Nason: bold this stock. I leel toe same ant to communicate with a man I have a child entering Ugh way_about Yale & Towne, Kel-^ £ flighted enough to plan school who reads well and en- jey-Hayes, and Montgomery 15 years ahead lor his retire- joys it, but cannot spell worth a Pock 131 Ward. I think you should hold ment The Crisis—^Behind-the-Scenes dime. In a test she does all right, but don't ask her the same The two stocks you own are (EDITOR'S NOTE: Here Is the scenes story of the Cuban crisis. qulred * new decision," an ad- Charles "Chip" Bohlen Has Party of excellent quality and should words a few weeks later. I have second article of the beHnd-the- Relman Morin, Associated Press] ministration officer says. Llewellyn E. Thompson. Both BOLMDEX - Cub Pack 131 had this same problem all my St. Clement's be retained. Northern Illinois special correspondent and twice Thursday, Oct. IS, is a critical have served as ambassadors to held its annual Halloween party Gas is traded on the Midwest Pulitzer Prize winner, tells point in the story. Moscow and have long expert' (a and so am at a loss to know last Friday night at tin Bolmdel .Exchange. It is a fast-growing of the badutage happenings in On that day, 'after some 73 ence In Soviet affairs. Um to help her. Elementary School. Schedules * [utility and should ultimately in- Late Buying 1 Washington during the critical noun at Intensive conferences, Their advice was sought on two (Signed) "Two peas to a pod. Winners of the costume con- crease your retirement fund. days. Today's story digs the more sew reconnaissance evi- questions: "What are the Rus- Answer: tests were Sherwin TontI, fttnni- [Continental Assurance Is traded Annual controversial question: Was dence from Cuba, and continual sians up to In Cuba? What will When spelling words are .est; Michael McCarthy and Mi- over-the-counter. I believe that Gives Boost azar President Kennedy slow \to briefings based on it, tfiePresi they do if...?" learned for the sole purpose of chael Kerwin, most original, and If you hold a life company of - BBLFORTV-St Clement's Epis- recognize the Soviet nuclear dent was very close to making Kennedy came Into the talks passing a test this knowledge does Timothy Kerwin, closest to the this type over a 15-year period copal Church H$H hold its annual To Market buildup in Cuba?) his decision—an arms blockade only when the conferees had not become a part of one's per-j theme. it will do very well for you. bazar Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 on the NEW YORK (AP) — A late on Cuba. The die was not yet reached virtual agreement on manent working knowledge. Judges for the event wens Mrs. (Mr. Spear cannot answer all church ground*. buying wave yesterday wiped out cast, but Kennedy was close to some specific points. He did not mail personally but win answer By RELMAN MOHIN Have your daughter practice Edward Walko, Roystoa Walters The affair will run from 3 to losses of a sluggish decline and all questions possible' in his ooV WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- it. sit on the long discussions, writing sentences including those and Adrlen LaMontagne. > t pjn, Nov. 30, and from noon the stock market made another Meets Granyko seldom commented. Mostly words which she intends to re- Relay games were played and to 9 pjn. Dec 1. jumn.) troversy swirls today around the substantial gain. question: Was President Ken-| And on that same day, he met asked questions—"I want to member. She should correct writ-lprizes awarded to the winning Proceeds for Hie bazar will be The Dow industrials bettered in- the White House*with the know how many days this would ten exercises and letters for|teams. Cubmaster Arthur Judd used to purchase new pews for nedy slow to recognize that the me Oct. 5 high at Wednesday's Russians were molding Cuba b>-| Soviet foreign minister, Andrei take," or "Who's handling that?" spelling, then If necessary, re- presented awards to Paul La- Hie fchurch. 1 Would Favor close. Today they rose 7.38 to A. Gromyko. Most of their con- Often, he directed further study write them. Montagne and Patrick McCarthy. The St aement's Guild will be to a powerful nuclear gun, aimed 597.13, once again approaching straight at the heart of the United versation was about Berlin. Then. of a point. In charge of the fancy goods de- the important COO level which Kennedy came around to Cuba. By Saturday, Oct. 20, he was partment and the white elephant Only Small States? has served upon occasion as lie suddenly rose from his, able to say: table while Hie St. Agnes Guild Republicans say he was. barrier to both advances and rocking chair, walked out of his "All right, we'll go with the will handle the baked goods de- "Those missile bases were Sure Apartments declines. long, long time before the office, and returned with copies, blockade. But I want to have ' pertment and sell jewelry and Of 1,250 Issues traded, 733 ad- REPORT TO of his statements in September another talk in the mon vefresflfnenis. NEiW SHREWBURY—Edmoadl President spoke," says Sen. Hugh vanced and 291 declined. New on Cuba. He read' them to] Ine parish men wiU also handle J. Norrts, Republican candidate Scott, R-Pa., referring to Ken- highs for the year totaled six Gromyko. On Sept. 13, he had refreshments for the bazar as will for' Borough Council, advocates nedy's statement of Oct. 22, when limiting guy garden apartments and new low* 13. - he proclaimed the "quarantine" said: TAXPAYERS the church choir. Volume was 3.4 minion shares Air Taxi . The Young People's Fellowship permitted in possibl. e rezoning on offensive weapons to Cuba. "But let me make this dear compared with 3.09 million wiH handle entertainment ibr the here to one end two-bedroom In mid-September, Scott said, once again. If at any time the Wednesday. NUMBER 4 affair and sell Christinas orna< units. the Republicans had "very bard Communist buildup in Cuba were Firm Sets An error in a Register story Thirteen of the 15 most active information" about Soviet mis- to endanger or interfere with! meats and fruit cakes. Certified Public Accountant report: SHOWS THAT yesterday made it appear that issues advanced and two were sile in Cuba. The same facts our security In any way.. .or be- unchanged. Mr. Norrls would consider larger were available to th tfbi come an offensive military base New Highs THE ONE-PARTY G.O.P. FREEHOLDERS' "METHOD Chrysler was the most active of significant capacity for the apartment units here. The Re- tration,- be says. RED BANK - Air Taxi Com- Egg Market issue for the third straight ses- Soviet Union, then this country OP PURCHASING IS INEFFICIENT." IT IS ALSO publican candidate pointed out Before that, on Sept. 8, Sen. pany established new flight vol- sion, rising 3% to 61% on 123,- will do whatever must be done NEW YORK (AP) (USDA) -| last night that garden apart- Kenneth B.- Keating, R-N. Y., ume records for the first 'nine 400 shares. Second was General to protect its own security and WASTEFUL Wholesale egg offerings light on ments with a high proportion of said he thought a blockade of months of 1962, it was announced Motors, up i/i at 55 on 74,500 Oat of its allies." large and a little more than one-bedroom units, and a maxi- Cuba to screen ships for Incom- today by James Loeb, president ample on balance. Demand good shares. Third was Polaroid, up mum of two-bedrooms in any ing war material might be neces- Gromyko repeated the assur- Total passengers carried for Exempt*: Vouchers paid from 2/7/62 fo 8/1/62 oa large and Improved slightly 3% at 117 % on 50,000 shares. unit have been shown to produce sary. • ances that Soviet actions in Cuba the period came to 18,006, an in- on smaller sizes yesterday. Next came Standard Oil (New for purchases of au+os and trucks at list dollars and cents advantages to Administration's Reply were solely for "the purpose of crease of 34 per cent ovfr the New York spot .quotations fol- Jersey), up % at 52%, and certain boroughs. He made it This Is what administration contributing to the defense capa- same period a year ago, whUej pricat—$30,693.65. low: General -Telephone & Electronics, 1 plain, however, mat he feels authorities say in reply: bilities of CuVa. * revenue trips, at 9,077, and rev- Mixed colors: Extras (47 lbs. p%at20%. Estimated unnecessary cost became of larger-sized apartments are not "In late August, we began re- Meanwhile, the conferences de- enue uMes, at 754,370, rose 2 rain.) 39&-W& extras medium GM shrugged oft news plans advisable here. ceiving reports from Cuban refu- signed to hammer out a course per cent and 11 per cent, respec- Imprudent buying—$6,138.73. (40 lbs. average) 2614-27; smalls are under way for a secondary gees and other sources of missile of action were going on, full tively. (35 lbs, average) 23-24; standards offering of 1.73 million shares, WITH HELICOPTERS sites being built in Cuba. We, blast. Jfat9fotwpay*n--$6.138.73. JMsfc checks 37-2S. worth about $94 million. Tfyixl. quarter figure* showed QUONSET POINT, R.I.—Wil- think this U (he Infomiar Call on the UN Whites: Extras (47 lbs. mln.) Jersey Standard drew renewed an increase of 31 per cent in pas- liam P. Pesek, aviation electron- tion Keating was getting. Should the U. S. call on the 40-41J4; extni medium (40 lbs. Investment demand as a result sengers carried, 17 per cent in A wall run business or county will take discounts for ics technician third ciass, U$N, "Every one of those reports United Nations to issue a kind revenue .rips,, and 7 per cent in average) 27-28; top quality (47 of its declaration of a higher was carefully checked. of cease-and-desist order to Rus- large purchases — not tha Monmouth County G.O.P. lbs. mln.) 41^-M; mediums (41 USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. revenue miles over (he 1961 fig- fourth quarter dividend General "And in every case, they sia? lbs. average) 28-29%; smalls (36 William Pesek of 8 Bay St. Rum- Telephone also benefited from ures. Freeholders. Why continue In power a 30-year-old 8011 turned Very early, that was ruled out Ibs. average) 24-25; peewees 2O-I . N. J., Is serving wittt a HeH- to be reports of Mr. Loeb noted that much of a higher dividend. "It would only have meant dis- copter SquadroSqur n st Naval "Samsites of 'Cruise Sites. the increase represented new cor- political machine of demonstrated waste and ineffi- 21. tlng-Temco Vought gained cussions and prolonged delays, Air Statioi n hereh . TThhe squadron U "Samsite" is mlltary short- porate faght service in New Jer- Browns: Ettras (47 lbs. min.) 17. S. Steel sported 1ft talking while the Russians rushed ciency? • , undergoing training with the Si- hand for "surface-to-air missile sey, Long Island and elsewhere 43V4-45; top quality (47 lbs. min) Libbey-Owens-Ford rose 1%, as ahead with the work in Cuba," korsky SH3A jet helicopter, for site." In other words, a form in New York State, brought about 44-4C; mediums (41 lbs. average) did Abide. of anti-aircraft. '^Cruise site" an official said. 29-31; smalls (38 lbs: average) service with the U. S. Atlantic Youngstown Sheet gained 2% by sJnort-teut trips to outlying Fleet. is a type of coastal defense. There were various military, plants and sales office. 24-ZS; peewees 20-21. and Jones * LaughHn \% Neither has the range to reach alternatives; a sudden air strike, ELECT TWO Among other auto stocks, Ford the U.S. Technically, they could invasion, a blockade. Each hid ATC operates 11 aircraft, closed, unchanged while Ameri- be considered in the category of it proponents. The arguments staffed by 12 pilots, that fly daily __ LOCAL SECURITIES can Motors added % and Stude- defense weapons. were hot and. heavy. The Presi- between major New York and Democratic Freeholders New Jersey terminals and subur- The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- baker %. The Soviet government had re- dent did not participate in them. ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- ban fields. In addition to passen- MAKE IT A TWO-PARTY BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS Du Pont advanced 6%, IBM The quick air strike, some felt, tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities peatedly told Kennedy that de- ger flights, it offers air cargo and, 6 Xerox 4. Union Carbide (ex would destroy the sites in a few could have been, sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated fensive weapons were the only air ambulance service. DAVID T. BUCK DR. VICTOR GERDES by the "asked") at the time ofcompletion. dividend) VA,A, Eastman Kodak type being installed In Cuba. minutes. Should it be preceded l BANKS 2% AAmerac e % Minneapolis- "He received a stream of as-] by a warning to the Russians and .Business Executive University Professor Div. Asked JOIN ACOUNTANTS GROUP Honeywell V/t, Douglal s AircrafAft surances, publicly and in private, other workers to get well away Civic Leader Economist Asbury Park • Ocean Grove .50 V/s, Sears Roebuck 1'/,, Merck to this effect," an authority from the regions to come under NUTLEY The Kort bJersey Belmar - Wall National 2.50 Shore Chapter of the National As- 24j m, and Amerada VJj. says. atack? Central Jersey Bank ' .60 Yesterday's closing stocks: sociation of Accountants has ap- Farmer* ft Merchants . 1.00 Week of Oct. IS 'Til put it this way," says a I-T-H CM Brk 13» It was not until the week of, participant in the discussions. proved the membership of Sidney GET THE FULL CPA REPORT First Merchants National Bank .25 John* Hani 38S I. Cohne, 1001 Norwood Ave., El- Keansburg • Mlddletown 10.00 Joott * h Oct. 15, when reconnaissance "The President never let the Write or call: Democratic Headquarters, IM Broadway, baron, and William F. Dilger, Jr., Long Branch Trust 20.00 spotted definite evidence of a argument get away from the Long Branch, N. 1. Phone, 2&22M Matawan Bank \ .30 rapid buildup that, figuratively, fact that that Isn't the way the 18 Cherry Tree La., Middletawn. 37K The chapter, chartered In No- Motunouth County National \ .12 21% the alarm-bell rang, admlnistra-; U. S, operates. Our traditions New Jersey Trust . 1JW tion officers say. and morals would preclude a bership of 104 accountants, The Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 In all versions of the story, of- miniature Pearl Harbor in Cuba.' national organization has over COL 2: VOTE DEMOCRATIC Sea Bright National 1.00 ficials stress the speed of the Gradually, the consensus 52,000 members hi 172 "chapters INDUSTRIAL . Mot and has representation in H Paid by John Ferrugiarro Am Smelt Russian construction work- seemed to be veering toward the Brockway Glass .80 Lib UcNil, 1 Treasurer, Monmouth County Democratic Exec. Com. 13/16 ^ BW U«« * My sometimes almost with grudging blockade as the best course, vember, 1961, now has a mem- Bzura Chemicals Am Tel Tel UUm Ind foreign countries. Hanson VW-M Am Tub Lukena BU admiration. Those in the conferences recog- Am VIICOM Mac* Trk International Flavors and Fragrances Amp Ine Uarath Oil A man who participated in all nized, however, that the block- Laird & Company Anaconda Martin M the decision-making conferences ade would only stop the inflow 4 Aroco SU Murek Monmouth Electric Armour MOM says "only four or five days" of weapons. It would not by it- MomnouUi Park Armat Ck £3 a Aahl Oil Minn M*K elapsed between evidence of the self dismantle the missile sites. Mo Pac A N. J. Natural Gas • 1.00 AtchlMn Mont Ward Irst bulldozer scars and the rise . Secondary Action N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 At) Refln Nat Biic & Rowan Controller Avco Corp N Caah Rt( of installations that serve a mis- "So if the quarantine didn't Baboock W Nat Dairy «» Spiral Metal B«ld Lima Nat Dlatlu sile site. "They couldn't have work, there was always the pos- U. S. Homes & Development Corp. Bait * Oh Nat Grpe $ been detected earlier," he says. sibility of taking a secondary Baruk Clg Nat Steel Bell k Bow NY Central IS" Kennedy said in his statement course of action," an authority Bendlx Nla M Pw Beth Steel No Am AT or Oct. 22, "Within the past week, says. Boeing Nor Pac Borden Nwat Alrlln a* unmistakable evidence has estab- Top officials of the White Barg Warn Norwich Ph lished the fact hat series of often-1 Housd and the Departments of Brunewk Qntb liar Backer PI Owena 111 01 [sive missile sites Is now in prep- Defense, State and Justice partlc- Bucy Brio Pan A W Air BEST FOR SHERIFF Biuora Parant Plct aration. llpated in the conference, later, Burl Int Penmy JO "He (Kennedy) was confronted] two experts on Communist opera- Cue Jt Pa Pw*U Cater Trad Pa RH with a set of new facts that re-tlons were called in. They were PAUL KIERNAN Celaneie Pep«l Coll Chea k Oh Petkln lint Chryaler Phil Bl ClUea Bv PblU Pet Coca Cola 484 Pit steel Coif Pal 80V Pub Sv Eta ELECT a Full Time Coium Qaa 37V i Pullman Ooml Sol Pure oil Sheriff. Con Edl» RCA Coot Can If *•• family need* mtra nm, tall Coop Bea Meiuneuth ComtnicUen la ad4 • M« Com Pa Reading Oo HOM£ OWNERS IN TIMES of National Cm Zell Repun SU roam t» your hauaa. Intra bedroom11, Cnus eu Revltm family ream ar gam* rsom ~— yav' crisis, be sure police Curtln Wr Reyo Met find eur irlcn loweet Del A Hud K«Y Tob flneat. Call ttimy. powers are In experi- Dour Alro Rob BMiton Dow Chen SI Jo. Lead WHISKEY SI Reg Pag enced hands, Dii Pont Bean Roeb Duo. LI Bhell oil But Kod Sinclair End John Smith AO PRESIDENT. Monmouth Brie Lack fiooony Flreatone > Bou Pao NO DOWN County Tax Board. PMC Cp Bou ity POM Mot Bperry Rd Oarrelf Std Brand Former UNDERSHERIFF Qen cigar Btd oil Cat aen pyiiara oil NJ PAYMENT and Jury Commissioner. 0ea Bieo ' debaker Qen Fda Teiaco am Mowra Tex o Prod Formtr MAYOR of Long Tj« (J Sul Teitron Branch. Tldewat Oil Trantamer 1st payment in March l/n Carbide Un Pac PAUL KIERNAN Olen Aid 9- Add A Room Now Up to 20 years to pay Unit Alro Ooodrleh 41' United Cp Oooiljrear 38 US Llnee Qraee Co 32' US Plywd. Ot A*P 3T1 US Rub areyhMBid 21 US Smelt VOTE DEMOCRATIC quit on 94 UH ateel MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Hamm Pap 2T Van Al 811 Hero Mi 40- Wnlworlh MONMOUTH HIGHWAY 3 5 / HEADDON'S CORNER vJDDUTOWN III Cunt 311 Warn B Plo VOTE COLUMN TWO Wn Un Tel Int Bua Men S02 SHADYSIDE 1 5060 •. PROSPECT Paid lw Joan rirniiilaro, Nlnut An., BUmu M llltv 46 Weili 111 uwaaurar, Moa. Co. Damooratia Hurt. Oom. Int Nlok SIK | WHItX Mot Int Paper M | ww~wU? tnt TMaYTM Ave,, Etbercm; .EQea- E. Ltttawio, 244 Ltowto Aye., Ej< 4-Fridey, Nonoaber 2,1962 BED BAJSTC RASTER son, Neptuat; Skmtt. F. heron; Qftrie A- Kiplw, New Dentist 8«oMya, W. Y.r lauiM $*>& M., Red Buk; H, tteber, II S*r* V»i» *«**• MeBllo, "•> 'W«»ai*Wi As Speeders burg; Wvater Cawoto, Circle C«mtt», 73 Woodrow In Keansburg Bridge Column «A,TONTOWK -- Fifty motor* Trailer Court, this place; and Wliwm Homes, Long Branch. KEANSBURG - Or. Alvin H. Ists were fined yesterday by Lester R. Lane, 88 Bethany U., Also fined for speeding were Saltfbart announces the opening When you want to play, a side Magistrate Peter J. Edwardsen Hsilet Phillip Israel, 23 Nolan Dr., West or Bis office tor the practice of suit accurately, you can often THE HANDS tor speeding. Two' of them lost Also, Elwood A. Barcktow, 63 long Branch, $13! Frank De- dentistry at 36s Carr Ave. In f- draw trumps and play the other North deafer their driver'* licenses for SOCedar Ave., Long Branch; Ken-Gennaro, 115 Cross St., Little Sil- llces previously occupied by the ver, $13; Paul W. Conrow, 321 suits to gather evidence. If s dan- North-South vulaenbto days. neth A. FrisUe, Colts Neck; late Dr. Samuel A. Cohen. Dr. gerous to use this method, how- NORTH James W. Parker, Jr., 17Oakle9 y Ave., Long Branch, $12; Saltzbart bis: taken over the K754 Anthony M. Bender, Scotch B. A, Porter, Jr., Providence, ever, when you have to play the 4 9 3 Plains, was found guilty of exShrewsbur- y Ave., Red Bank; practice ofPr. Cohen. ; Patsy Tmglia, 441 Prospect St., R. I., $14; Camillo R. Severlni, side suits to find out how to A8765 cessive speed and making a right Dr. Sattz&rrt is a graduate ot play the trumps. Still, you must A< turn from the left lane, He wasLong Branch; Matthew SMllttu, 35S Broad St., this place, $12; 1 snd Allan H. Grossman. 1H9 El-Columbia University and the Uni- sometimes take this risk. WEST W fined $15 In addition to receiving 41 Victor Ave., Long Branch; beron Ave., Elberon, $12. versity of Pennsylvania where he East took the first two tricks 4 Q 8 3 4 10 a 30-day license suspension. John P. Onacbia, 91 Norwood VJ 852 Tin, N. Y.; Ruth De- Rerister-Advertlaeroent special information, South would Joaq Paul Croft, Fort Mo> caff, Cedar Grove; Ernest C. tike the ace of spades on thelength in spades. mouth, was fined $10 for dis- second trick. South thought it likely that Easi regarding a traffic sign, and Jea- It'g easy to see that this meth- had three cards in diamonds and nette Marcotte, MM Corlies Ave., od of playing the trumps wouldspades combined. If so, there->was Neptune, was fined $10 for dis- do South no good at all. What'sa way to count East's spades by regarding a stop sign. more, South knew.it. East had counting his diamonds. Magistrate Edwardsen found bid two suits and surely had at For this reason declarer cashed Louis E. Janard, IS Main St., the ace of diamonds and then Oceanport, guilty of being a dis- led a low diamond toward his orderly person and fined him $60. hand. If East had started with a Clarence Howard, 3 Potter Ave., singleton diamond he could ruff Long Branch, paid a $15 fine to the second diamond, but then not having a driver license in South would play his nine and his possession. save the king of diamonds for Fined $15 for speeding were later. Nicholas E. Klernan, 376 West As it happened, East was able End Ave., Long Branch; Edward to follow suit with a second dia- MISSION GIFTS —Three-and-a-neir year old Debbie J. Coogan, 21 Schaeffer La., Free- mond. This made it clear that hold; Stewart R. Hyans, Haddon- East had only one spade. If Eas Roberts demonstrates how to feed Pet* the Pig at the field; Isaac Gottdenker, Old had discarded, South would have recent three-day Miitionary Conference in the NewBridge; Armand Curano, 5Rdd played East for two spades. Monmouth Baptist Church. The booth, which calls at- St., Long Branch; Harry D. Mil- Having obtained the count, ler, Short Hills; John R. Porter, South took the king of diamonds tention to the American Leprosy Missions' piggy bank Fort Monmouth; William E. and cashed the ace of spades. drive for funds, it one of nine constructed by Sunday Cregg, Jr., 96 Border) St., Red INSURED SAFETY When the ten of spades dropped, school classes for the annual conference. Debbie is the Bank; John A. Moschenros, South had the Jack of spades Circle Trailer Court, this place through West for a finesse and daughter of Mr. end- Mrs. William J. Roberts of New and Ida May Otto, New York HIGH EARNINGS thus avoided the loss of a trump Monmouth. City. trick. Also, William T. Nakamura, 206 FRIENDLY, HELPFUL STAFF DAILY QUESTION Main St., Asbury Park; Darlene As dealer, you hold: Spades— 9 9F. Oberstadt, 15 Roberta Dr. 10, Hearts-A K 7 6 4. Diamonds Democrats 'Issues New Monmouth; Marion A. Henry CONVENIENT LOCATION Look What Santa Left! -J 2. Clubs-J 10 7 5 3. What 84 Plum St., New Shrewsbury; do you say? Samuel E, Danzig, 122 Nortf Two baoutfful Bayberrynconted Answer: Pass. The hand is nol Riverside Ave., Red Bank; John SAVINGS SERVICES Candlej for aveiyoni who |oint quite worth an opening bid. If th our Christina* Club nowl Com* Backfire, Says Irwin D. Warth, Lebanon; Peter Dis- in today and you'll raolv* clubs were spades, however, you cepola, 441 Joline Ave., Long HOME MORTGAGE LOANS your candlei ai our gift to you. would open the bidding with ON FREEHOLD - Joseph C. Iran- d chairman of the Asbury Park Branch; Henry Fuhlrott, 90S spade. You shade a hand with win, director of the Board of Planning Board; Myron L. Tay. the Monmouth County two 5-card major suits more than Freeholders and Republican can- lor, industrial representative, car was not purchased with taj HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS a hand with only one 5;card ma- didate for re-election, said today and, of course, Charles M. Pike, National Bank money, but out of the fines col jor. the issues raised and the camwhos- e work needs no defense, lected by the Department ol Member Federal Deposit For Sheinwold's 36-page boot paign waged by the Democratic you certainly cannot find faull Weights and Measures. The car, Insurance Corporation let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' party in Monmouth County has there. which carried much special equip, SAVI IY NOV. 10th— EARN FROM NOV. 1ST! send 50c to Bridge Book, Red been the "biggest backfire in the "I challenge the Democrats to ment for that department, was J 9 convenient offices Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand history of the county." name one member who Is nopurchaset d from a dedicated fund. Central Sta N Y 17 N Y "First," Mr, Irwin. said, "the qualified. .This board has comJus- t another point that backfired. Democrats criticized the Board of pleted many worthwhile pro- "As this campeign comes to Freeholders for purchasing the grams on water supply, transpor- an end, let me say a word about Karegheusian tract in Freehold. tation, area development, indus- the Democrats' comment on 'pork We immediately proved to them trial research, and is actively co- barrel buying.' Let me remind and the public that this purchase operating with all municipalities. them that 30 years ago, when thi was most advantageous. The tract Matter Dropped Democrats briefly were In con was purchased for less than a "Needless to say, this Issue was trol. they purchased the count) hall of the appraised value, it Red Bank Savings also soon dropped. Into a so-called state of bank. houses many county departments, "They they started on our Vo-ruptcy. Bills, salaries and vouch- and Loan Association such as the rehabilitation center,cational School. This too, back- ers were paid in printed script. CIvU Defense center, "bridge de-fired," for when you look at thThie s statement reflects only the 10 BROAD ST. RED BANKrN-J. partment, votittg machine ware- list of the members of the Voca-desperation of the Democratic house, and in fact, a portion of tional Board of Education, you candidates" attempts to arrive al it is used by the Freehold bor- 1410 A.M. — 105.5 F.M. find respected men, qualified a true issue. Truly, they have 1 ough street department at the reached the bottom of the bar -A .-: Monmouth County News Summaries men, such as Marvin A. Clark, minimum rental of $1 a year. F. Bliss Price, Gilbert Van Note, rel." "Where You Save Does Make a Difference!" 7 A.M.- 12 Noon • 4:20 P.M. "Well," Mr. Irwin noted, "this Lloyd F. Ohristianson and Earl Issue was quickly dropped." B. Garrison, our county superiiv Planning Board tendent of schools. He added: "The Democrats then tried an DoYouWanttO "Then they came up with an audit. And this turned out most CANNEL COAL attempt at criticism of the Plan- disappointing to them. They Be Well Read? ning Board. This brought en im-made much of purchasing, but mediate backfire, as the public their own. audit report acknowl- Haven't you often said, "I'd FRED D. WIKOFF CO. press Joined in discrediting the edges the fact that a purchasing love- to read that book, but issue. With such men as E. Don-department had already been es- I never find the time?" And ald Sterner; William B. Duryee, tablished by resolution in Febru- don't you feel lost when you RED BANK, N. J. a former state agriculture sec- ary of this year by the Board of can't discuss a book with retary; Walter J. Schoellner, Mid- Freeholders, so this, too, had no friends? dletown Township; William B. value. Telephone SH 1-0554 Oliver, Neptune;, Stanley M. Orr, For you, the New York Freehold Township; Howard Van "They made much of bidding, Mirror is publishing even '11,990 but here again their own accounl Sunday the most compre^ Ness, a respected real estate man showed hundreds of items hensive report on boon air IGLUDES SCENICWATERFRONT UTT upon, ail competitive, and America is reading. This according to their report againi sparkling feature is titled bringing good prices to the coun- "Book of tbeWeek-ajid the CITY WATER-SEWERS-IH AND PAID FOR ty. subject this Sunday will be "So, this too backfired. "Fail-SafeT* Eugene Bur- Monmouth College dick and Harvey Wheeler, "One of the candidates then a provocative thriller-novel tried to bring up Monmouth Col- describing what happens lege as an issue, but this prompt- when global nuclear war is AND HOME IMPROVEMENT SUPPLIES ly gained him a reprimand from accidentally triggered. the public press. Just another In coming weeks you'll backfire. read "The Pyramid Build* "Finally, they noted in a paid ers," by Vance Packard, a advertisement that the county non-reverent" study of ris» paid over $3,200 for a car. Well, ing young executives-and if the auditor wanted to give an ANY 10'xl2' many others. Don't miss the nonest view, he would have noted best seller, "Fail-Safe," in that tJie Mst price may have been Sunda/s New York Mirror. $3,200, but the county paid $2,900. And, he could have seen that this ROOM 7 RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES INCLUDED FOR LESS THAN If you have been shopping, you've seen homes like this Del Ray, but probably selling for $20,000. Here Is 8 truly beautiful home-ttree big bedrooms-big closets-loaded with luxuries —plus a magnificent kitchen, porch and carport. Sea $ these feature-packed Berkeley Shores homes. You can't match them for value unless you pay thousands 70 more. Buy now before prices go up. You Get Tile for Entire Celling WONDERFUL FAMILY RBCRE- beautify And Paneling for Four Walls! ATWN THE YEAR'ROUND. tfotih. home with facilities for family fun than you've ever dreamed US.G. Main White 20 possible! Boating, swimming, water skiing, fishing, pic- GRELCO MOVABLE CHUCK ROAST 29f nicking, golf-virtually at your doorstep. Plus, the new CEILING TILE Chickens 25c Ib. million dollar Berkeley Shores Yacht Club exclusive for 13 residents. SHUTTERS or Leg of Lamb 39c Ib. Perforated Pin Assorted Cold Cuts 49c Ib. NEAR SCHOOLS, SHOPPING AND TRANSPORTATION. jf<>t WINDOWS ACOUSTICAL TILE Excellent schools with door-to-door free school bus service. Big shopping center* for your conven- Chop Meat 4 lbs. $1.00 ience. Transportation Includes express air conditioned buses to all points In New Jersey Including and Newark and New Ywk. . • DOORS Rib Veal Chops 39c Ib. Pre.finUhed Mahogany • ROOM DIVIDERS LUAN PANELING 56" Fresh Calas 29c Ib. Beef Liver 39c Ib. Rib Lamb Chops 49c Ib. BEWtEUY SHORES, Route 9, Bsyvllle, New Jersey DIRECTIONS, Nerf Jeney Turnpike exit #11 to Gsrrfin Veal Cutlet 89c Ib. Slifs Pfnqr. Continue on Girdtn State) ttwy. to txlt LITTLE SILVER LUMBER #80 (Beeehwood Exit). Route #9 with 3 miles to models. Phonet Diamond 9-6300, or write for complete ( II il .!••• C.B.S. SUPER-MARKET descriptive literature, •'Jin i •« III Hi, «••• SYCAMORE AVE. At Hi* Railroad LITTLE SILVER 36 MAIN ST. KCANSBURG, N. J. '.•••i •• i m ai i •••!• SEIKEUY SHOm E1TATEI INC. Optn Daily and Saturdays • Ample Fro* Parking • SH 1-7800 Open 7 Days a Week 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. 0 8 ta Wrong Machine I* "** "w* w. "No/' uM tot wmn, Friday, Hwmba 2, J962-5 'WW'\**' vatty** MM, BED BANK REGISTER A9 - StrUtaghmCenley ip4 took otfter cott Ait m$tme it tor at instruc- totjH/tffy hall election "Are you," 1 helpful employe* ts of election Judfcei," office, u uoidentfflediuked, "a judge of election?" "Oh," the woman «id, putting her coat back on, "I just wanted Lawlor Urges my chest X-rayed." Campaign To PRACTICE TEACHER WETRADEHOMES! EAST KEANSBURG - Miss Everyone'! happy about the Marily Ryan, a junior at Douglas Lure Industry 0 College, will spend the next three new "Trade A Home" plan. MIDDLETOWN - Martin V. weeks at the local elemtnary Lawlor, Democratic candidate for Why not call today? school as an observer in prepara- Township Committee, said yester- tion for a teaching career. Miss Walker & Walker day be advocates an "agressjve Ryan will be under the super- program to encourage industry to Realtor - Trade Specialist vision of Mrs. Barbara Pope, locate in the township. four grade teacher. Shrewsbury SH M5212 "I know from my experience It pay* to advertise in Theon the Board of Education that Hoist CO 4-5212 resonable school standards and other community needs canol be met unless substantial industrial ONLY 3 LEFT! and commercial ratables are in- cluded in our tax base. Neighbor- ing communities have brought in industry by highly-spirited ag- gressive programs Unfortunately, WIDE& our Republican Administration have not done likewise. "We must change our atitude toward industry. We need the tax ratables and some of our young people need places of employ- ment. Many of the prime indus- trial sites, through lack of fore- FOR GETTIMQ ABOUT sight, have been lost to the hous- ing developments but there still CITY, SUBURB,* CAMPUS some areas remaining that are perfect for clean, research-type Travel by horse aay be outaoded, but It light industries — modern told- will never be old fashioned for gentlemen . ings in park-type setings. to get about with a camel; such as the fine classic canal hair garnents shown here. "There are .44 classes on half They will b» seen in person in the stock sessions in our school system this of this eaporiua, at prices that induce year. I see the need for many new classrooms, sidewalks and a geatlesan to Indulge bis good taste. recreational facilities in the im- mediate future. Homeowners in • • • the sport coot this community are paying al- 59.95 Yes,GRANDSOME—a new word weVe coined to describe the All-New Front most all we can, and I promise two-story Colonial modelat The Fairways in Deal, New Jersey. GRAND, when] elected that I shall do my .. . Hit British warm in every sense of the word, with 3 or 4 large bedrooms, IVi luxurious best to provide a proper environ- 100.00 baths, huge 24 ft. living room, formal dining room, spacious dine-in ment Tor industry in the Town- ;kitchen,-21'.ft recreation.room, wide foyer and dramatic center'hall ship. . . . Hie V iwck pullover —plus 2-car garage and full basement. HANpsOME, in many ways — 24.50 "Since Earl Moody was elected beautiful exteriors that fact the exclusive Hollywood Golf Club, ... tin V cardigan ensuring lush-green surroundings for you and your family now and last year, through his insistence, 29.50 in the future. Just minutes away from fine beaches and the new additional areas have been made Bamberger Shopping Center. GRANDSOME indeed-see it this weekend! available to desirable industry. When Edward J. Roth and I join ALSO SEEi The brand new FAIRWAYS Mr. Moody next year, a vigorous effort will be made to balance RAKCH with 3 orr 4 bedroom,,, ,om * our growth with industrial rata- Wtttlhf,mril»2OT|miWtlhl2 K OfUUU 10% DOWN F0K All! bles". the fair university shop PTA BUYS BOOKS Bordering the Hollywood Golf Club EAST KEANSBURG The for men, women and boys Association has purchased over DIAL ROAD, Ocean Township adjacent to DEAL, N. J. $200 in new children's books for Rt. 35, WanamaSSCI (One mile north ofAsbury Circle) KE 1-4949 DIRECTIONS; Rt. 35 (South) to Deal Rd. (Second light Exclusive Salts Agent the schol o library. The boks after Monmouth Shopping Center), turn left one .mile to were previewed by Mrs. Joy John Lazarus models—OR—Parkway to Exit 105, to Eatontown Circle Socolchf, children's librarian at KE1-0623 • PR 6-6400 (Rt 35), turn right to second traffic light (Deal Road), left to models. the Middletown Public Library, ...... V at the recent PTA meeting.

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BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 10 A.M. TILL 9:30 P.M. LETTERS JIM BISHOft mi tmt atfwt, i* BM>. N. J. Statt «ilMr«y K, Mddletnm S-VOTE GERDES EXPLAINS cinznfc YOTrW Middletown, N. J. EtUbBdMd 1M by Jota R Cat* Md HMrjr CU» CMMHITTUTO THI MM IF Oct. 31, im How to Win a To the Editor: THOMAS IRVING BROWN, PaMkbw IHS-1SK *CKT0UT PEMOACT imam. THE VOTE A I have, been campaigning now The little white ball was whacked and it ipedoff JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. Graftal Manager (or the office of freeholder for IKWOM'S the tee and up from the green grass into.tlje robin's W. HARKY PENNINGTON. Production Munter J seven months. In that time I have BUSINESS- tried to cover what seem to me egg blue sky. There it became black and hung f^r a Thomu J. Bly Arthur Z. Kaolin *nd WlHlam F. Sandford Frank W. Harbour if SM A the dominant issues of the cam- long moment before it came down terjaway. The Than • Executive Editor Auocittt Ulura s" Burtiu M[r. TO IK paign. Naturally what is "domin- at the practice tee seemed able to make the ball dc^ MembM «t tb* Amdtttd Preu *fi ant" will be different for different Individuals', because I am an anything-*ook, slicer go straight, bend At Awaaiitd Fim it ntitiitf uuutlmr • Uu EM tor rapubueuxa ai tu uu mi a*w> a n u tnu iimun u w«u u u u un u VOTE economics professor I suppose over a hummock of trees, W tfy* that certain things seem more Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association spot- ; .': •' / . '••• / • • - Member Audit Bureau of Circulation important to me. But, to give only a few of the points which He did it without effort, talking to Thi Ited Bank lUiuut iinmu no rtntnoiu rnvoatiblUtiM tor tno«r*DBl«u arnn u *4Ytrti*»m«nu. have been reported in the press: but «nn t«pnat wlttioul chart*. IHM pan el u idv«rtllim«nt tfl goVernment, become his responsibility.. He may in a trustee. I did not make these strokes'in one day? No. I'm jusfc not thinking, the sfcols \ *?••• four or eight year period make a? greater or lesser rules. But they are the rules, correctly." • . Your Money's Worth; and as long as they exist it is alteration, but he cannot change the course of events. flatly impossible to view the He hit a wood, shot standing wrong, with rubbery :•%,: Our Basic Difficulties ' incumbent's record as- a trustee; arms and no follow through. The reporters whistled Just Where Are the Job Vacancies? without getting into politics." when it dropped 265 yards down the center of the ;.. For instance, our basic difficulties today grow out Mr. Irwin is a political trustee; : and his record of performance in fairway. "How many times," he said, "have you fellows By SYLVIA PORTER of the Teheran and Yalta Conferences in the Roosevelt this area is a part of the whole dropped a ball in a lake and said: 'Pamm, I knew I was Administration, out of the Potsdam Conference in therecord the voter is entitled to going to do that' It means you were defeated before The unemployment story In our But as provocative as any find- starting under the Manpower be informed on before walking Training Act, Truman Administration and out of modifications of the you made the shot ' country we know only too well. ing was this emphasis on the al- Monroe Doctrine which began in the Hoover Admin- Into the polls. Since 1957, joblessness has stuck most complete absence of infor- They well may turn out to be There simply is no other cri- "Hogan was the best of the planners. He not only above five per cent of our work mation on job vacancies. one of our most reliable, early istration, and were intensified in the Roosevelt, Tru- terion to use. Either he has done planned every shot, he planned every tournament. He force, and even now, 21 months Decennial Census signals of turns in the economy. man, and Eisenhower Administrations. This was Presi- « good job or he hasn't. As an after business Increasing vacancies would pre- educator with more experience studied the other players and he'd say: 'The magic The only detailed occupational dent Kennedy's inheritance. In addition he was faced started up and cede rising hiring of workers, for with trustees than I care to ad number for this one is 276.' He would aim for that total statistics we have are those col- with the coun- instance—arid an increasing hir- by CIA activities which-resulted in the Bay of Pigs mit, I say the record shows he lected in the decennial census. and he didn't get hysterical if he had one bad shot-or try in the grip ing rate already is accepted a; hasn't; but, of course, that Is These figures are 12 years old fiasco. one bad round. He had allowed for it The low number of a new inter- a signal, telegraphing in advance what the voters will in the final before a new set becomes avail national crisis, an upturn in business activiiy, Our people forget the inevitable slow process of analysis decide. men blew up when they missed a putt Their whole our unemploy- able. The monthly household Economy Straining? change and assume that such an arrangement as "the Thank you for allowing me the game fell apart." ' ment rate stilt survey on employment is of ex- ceedingly <; limited usefulness. They surely will reveal the con- Kennedy Administration" can function differently from use of your letter column to is close to six clear up this point— and thank Chick Hubert stopped firing, mopped his brow per cent. This While it is clear that job vacancy dition of our labor market. As "the Eisenhower Administration" overnight. It takes statistics must come from em an illustration, if the total of va- you, too, for referring to me as with a handkerchief, and sat with the reporters.,"l economic, almost the first half of the first term of a President to "an outstanding Democratic can- social and po- ployers, the Bureau of Labor Sta cancies exceeds the total of un- don't care how you stand, or how you swing, if you tistics as of now collects this data employed, this could be a sign make himself master of the enormous bureaucracy for didate." I am sincerely grateful PORTERi litica) • dyna- for both. can hit the ball where you want it to go. the important mite, and we all know it. on only a.few occupations. that the economy is straining to- which he is responsible to the American people. thing is the mental side. If a golfer shoots well on a ward inflation. Victor Gerdes But what about the unfilled Jobs The need for this information— When President Kennedy took office, the Cuban Democratic given course, he'll always do well there. Snead won that exist throughout the .coun- and we're going to get the figure Steps already are being taken Freeholder Candidate try, side by side with the unem- now that'the lack of them ha to fill the gap the Gordon Com- situation was fully developed with Castro, a Soviet the Greenboqo Open five times at Sedgefield. He felt mittee has underlined. The BLS ployment? - been dramatized—is indisputable, agent, in charge. His task was to determine if he would EX-SHOPPER'S COMPLAINT confident there. My favorite was Tam O'Shanter. There is working on a questionnaire to This story we do not know, ex- Up to date, national figur/s 01 25 Gay Boy Ct., be sent to between 500 and 1,000 reassert the Monroe Doctrine, invade Cuba, get rid of I tied for the World's Championship with Henry Ran- cept in the most general way! job vacancies will be of vital help Middletown, N. J. companies in various industries som. Julius Boros was a whiz at Memorial Park in We do not have accurate sta in recruiting and placing em Castro and risk a Korean-type war. He chose forbear- Oct. 12, 1962 tlstics showing how many jobs ployees. before next spring as part of a ance in the hope of being able to concentrate on-Berlin To the Editor: Houston. Hogan seldom lost at Augusta." pilot survey on job vacancies. are seeking workers, in what oc- They'll be essential to the and to recapture the initiative , in the American I read with interest and con- cupations there are major job proper carrying out of the large- Studies are to 6e made of what Harbert told about a friend of his who, in Chick's job vacancy data is now avail- cern the many articles published opportunities, in what regions scale training programs now continents. in your newspaper titled Red opinion, is the greatest golfer of all time. On the prac- there are untapped pools of em able, especially among state em- ployment agencies. Studies also Difficult Political Maneuver Bank merchants request free tice tee, he can drop a ball anywhere at will, make ployment in contrast to pools of CARMICHAEL parking to encourage more shop- fabulous pitches and sink a ball from 40 feet out He unemployment. will be made of how job vacancy It was' a difficult political maneuver and ran count- Information is used in other coun- ping and the like. never won a tournament because he could do it only Lack Statistic! er to public opinion which cried out for immediate Our family has been in resi tries, such as Canada, Great on the practice green. We may suspect that lots of Britain, West Germany. action, particularly as it became clearer that Castro dence in the Red Bank area for employers, particularly small bus FOR A about six years. George Dixon, a Washington columnist, held up •3S§ <%&. It's so obvious a gap that it was a Soviet puppet. President Kennedy withstood the Inessmen, have jobs available, We were new homeowners and a big gold cup. "Would somebody tell me what I won but we cannot confirm our sus- e to ROOT seems astounding we've permitted pressure of public opinion until the situation was just enthusiastic about making the picions with statistics. We may It to exist so long. Even before right for an immediate rather than a general purpose. manv purchases a new home re- this for?" he said hopefully. "I haven't played golf in be positive training-retraining is the loophole is filled, I can see quires. We attempted to shop 20 years." Harbert didn't smile. "For showing up, this one statistic moving rapidly The Sino-Indian War undoubtedly played some part a key solution to long-term un- Red Bank. It has been the ex- George," he said softly. "For showing up." ... employment, but we don't' have toward the top of the fist o in that decision. The danger of having atomic missiles ception rather than the rule to precise information to guide us economic, tools to help individual find courtesy and Interest on the on what jobs to train workers for Americans and the U.S. econom: in Cuba also affected the situation. The country was part of the local merchants. "Now, Where Was If as a whole achieve new high and where to direct them when unanimously' in support of the President. The Republi Our large department stores as :tandards of well-being. trained. cans were even more insistent than the Democrats that well as smaller shops have creat- The lack of statistics on job there had to be action. Only a few "accommodationists' ed such poor will that we now vacancies is "one of the more shop in the Millburn-Short Hills conspicuous gaps In our labor- Improve Rt. 18 believed that nothing could be done. area rather than In Red Bank. force information," said the Pres- TRENTON (AP) - The state Ws have encountered misrep- ident's Committee to Appralso The one flaw in the President's action was to give Highway Department has com- resentation about curtain fabrics Employment and Unemployment pleted a $700,000 modernization the impression that he had promised not to invade from a small department store, Statistics in a just-issued report. project on -it. 18 in East Bruns- Cuba. Actually that could not be promised to Khru- and had to fight and resort to No suggestion, it added, "for im- wick and Madison Township (Mid- letter writing to effect a settle- provement of knowledge about the shchev because Castro still is in Cuba and Castro re- dlesex County) it announced yes- ment; an accusation by a local nation's labor markets was more mains a propagandistic if not a military menace. He terday. sewing store that I had misplaced frequently voiced to this commit- H can still upset the balance in other Latin-American and mismarked button hole itiark- tee than that calling for job va- Two miles of jhe highway, be- countries. He is a peril to the Western World. Castro ings on a suit — later profed In- cancy statistics." tween the New Jersey Turnpike accurate by their natlonfl rep- Several highly important con- and the Karitan River bridge must go. resentative, store clerks Who took clusions were reached by tfiis. have been widened from 30 feet it upon themselves to substitute r :o 82 feet and a 32-lnch-high con- Sooner or later the President will have to face committee, chaired by economics another Item for a" wedding gift professor Robert A. Gordon of the ***** i :rete center barrier h«s been that._The appodntment of John J. McCloy, George W. and who found it difficult to un- University of California. One rected. Ball, and Roswell L. Gilpatric to handle the crisis is derstand our Ire! "But we sent publicized finding' was that even most fortunate. These are solid citizens, excellent nego-something else, madame." "I'm when unemployment rates In 9 A Nepalese mystic spent two . , , . , . , - sorry but I'm itot'on duty, or I'm oilier nations arc measured ex. If lights wandering barefoot in the intors and sound of judgment. No man has had more ind stocknixy^n " wherrutini JUUyou'v Vef (1/l^HlClocateUd aAlnl nrlly the same way ns our rales, ^ i Mingbo Valley of the Himalayas our JoMc-s rate still stands experience in handling difficult negotiations than Mc- Item you wish to purchase and flhile a snowstorm raged. Though Cloy and he is not likely tb bo tricked by Castro. The your only desire is to pay for double to liv(. limes above the lls hands and feet were swollen, the item. rates in most oilier countries. An- the mystic suffered no frostbite. President in this crisis is using talent to meet a tough Another local custom l» to take other wns Ihat our employment Psyslologists found the Nepalese situation. an order and never bother to •tatlstlcs are the best In the had an amatlng ability to control the merchandise md world and there is no doubting he circulation of blood to his ex- Nevertheless, no one can satisfy American publicjthis from a large department their "scientific objectivity." 6—Friday, November 2, 1962 remities. opinion unless Castro goes and pronto. (See LETTERS, Page V continued io the Modern Aaerl- FiiStn Mewwtisi BANK BEGiSTER Friky, November 2,1962-7 List Federal tou A A imfa LETTERS meat, $Mc fcet pa iscfede ••#••» bed and (CoottoBed) unit ••'.-• . /• ; o create jobs in uun^ bs. Jcirtg of grays at J. Krfdel. " '• • v Calif, It was debut for the mechanical roustabout, a their part to make Red Bank our R. F: D. Box 84 YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT r#mote-controll«d gadget that iwimi, seei, heart and has shopping center again. Eatontown, N. J. an arm to turn velvet and wield tools, Robot is designed They can effect this change if to help in drilling and maintenance of oil fields deep they so desire — I wonder if they do? below surface of the ocean. It is equipped with TV Sincerely yours, camera to its chipboard operator can tee what it is Ara L. Nugent doing. (AP Wirephotol (Mrs. R. S.) CLARIFICATION Red Bank, N. J., Oct. 30, 1962 To The Editor: Even though I feel that your F article, of Oct. 25, 1962, clearly K Steariis & Foster first! explained the misunderstanding of the date scheduled for the BRAND debate between Mr. Benjamin 6 Danskin and Dr. Victor Gerdes at the Congregation Bnai Israel, 116 Yr. Old Maker of Quality Bedding^ QueeriSige\Custm Rumson, N. 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Oriental cepted by Justice Saul Streit. 18.MU- 10. Strike ot German into the Naval < Reserve et the 18. Entire Republic coin Trial date was not set. chlevous Reverse's Electronics Facility spirit le.Publlc M. Foolish 48.VFW Our opponents have misstated Hie facts and resorted *o Police claimed that Leonardi here. 22. Pebble-like 30. River S9. Extraor- members performed the illegal operation Mr. Spitz Is a student at Long road floor dinary abbr. person: iL fiction — Here ARE the true facts: ."T in an apartment here last Aug. Branch High school. covering 11. Eminent S4. Princess 8 ' • LEGAL NOTICE - • LEGAL NOTICE • of tbe 1 3 4 5 9 7 9 Emerald QUR FACTS TAX SALE NOTICE City II a THEIR FICTION Of Real Estate in the Borough of Fair Haven 28. Pointed For Non-Pnynwat ot Taxe* *nd ARsesiments tit'4- e Township administration h« provided Public notice ii hereby given that the undenigned, the Collector of Taxei 29. Metal 13 • No tffoit made to implement or.the Borough ot FairfHaven, County of Monmouth, Hew Jersey, will fell - 50. Energetic 'A / public auction In tbt Borough Hall, Fair Haven.- N. J., on the 21st day person Iff Ma an annual program to keep master November, 1962, at 10 A.M.,4Uie following described lands. master plan. 51. Flinty Y/< YA Said lands will be Mid to make the amount of municipal Ueos chargeable lo XI plan currant, has already beep against the same on the first day of January, 1EM>2, exclusive however, of the S3. Shlpworm V >• Hep of taxes for the year 1963 aa computed In the following Hat, tcgett.tr witb % '//< YA Interest on laid amount from the first day of July, 1962, to the date of lale, 84. Household aaA as 24 35 1b 27 upgraded twice, . . -••. and costs of sale. The subscriber will sell In fee to the person who bids the pet atnount due, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but in DO 37. Beside Y/ e Police report received Oct. 81 by case exceeding eight (6) per centum per annum. The payment for the lale IB • Police report received Sept. 21 and •hall bt made before tht conclusion of the sale or tbe property will ba re-sold. 88.UjrIy old Business Administrator from Cash or certified check only wilt be accepted In payment. woman ^A not released to public. Any- parcel of real property lor which there iha.ll ba no other purchaat JO •» will be struck off and said to the Borough of Fair Haven, New Jarsey, far r»- 41. Herb ol 1 International Association of Chiefs diniptlon at 8 per centum per annum and Jhe municipality shall have tbe w umi remedies and rights as other purchasers, Including the right to bar or carrot foreclose the right of redemption. family % *? of Police and receipt was announced The sale will be mad*j arid, conducted In accordance with the provision! 43. Violet-like Y/ m Y/, of the statute ot the State of New Jersey entitled, "An Act .concerning unpaid U JS >8 4O taxes and assessments and other municipal; charges on real property, ant! plant publicly Oct. 10 at Township meeting. providing for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of Hem 45. High ft 'ft*Y/< »» thereon (Chapter 5 of Title 51 of the Revised Statutes)," and act* lupplr 41 41 4-1 44 mentary thereto and amendatory thereof. temperature ft At any time before the sale, the undersigned will receive payment of tin 48. Burst forth 4b amount due on any property with the Interest and costs up to ths tiras i 4«r • $3,000,000 in non-residential paym ei it. , 47. River In • No effort mode for past three yean central The said lands subject to sale described in accordance with th« tax dup! •T 48 ratables secured this year alone. eats including the name ot the owner as shown on the last tax duplicate an England the aggregate of taxes, and other municipal charges which were a Hen the red to secure non-residtntlal ratable*. on the first day of January, 1962, exclusive however, of the lien for tax< 48. Concise $2,000,000 in same category fo'r the year 1982 art listed below: SALE-Wedneiday. Nov. 31, IMS at 10:00 A.M., Borough Hall, Fair Have secured in 1961. Name fltk. Lot Description lear Amoral Deborah Richardson Sit. 45 10-11 Allen Street 1661 I 57.r 2 Rumson Houses Sold e Developers are REQUIRED to James Heidelberg 7B 2 K Battln Rd. M._....1981 7S0.01 • Developers have offered to construct John L. Smith Sit. 31 10 39 Cedar Ave. 1961 49. Andrew C. King 3ft 24-25 79 Cedar Ave. 1961 307. RUMSON - The 155-year-old .coma, from Mr. and Mrs. Kings- sidewalks at suggestion of construct sidewalks as part of land Edward J. Baker 43 6 ISO Church St. ;1961 134.8; ley F. Norrls. Airmarine Corp. 43 S DeNormandle Ave. 19S1 355. dwelling that was the original sub-division ordinance adopted at Temple Lumber Co. 4T 1 21 Pair Haven Rd. 1961 1,519 Patterson farmhouse on Navesink The sale was negotiated by . Committeeman Moody. Temple Lumber Co. 47 3 13 Pair Haven Rd. 1961 Edward T. Porter . 77 BT-BI 1144 HendrlcluoHendrlckimo PI.. 1EM1M11 210. River Rd., near Patterson, La., Mrs. William Broy ot the office least four years before he was , Rudolph Olmbron. 8T 9 io100o Parker Ave.. _...1M_..JW1 48. of Ellen S. Hazelton. OEOROB W. CURCHIN, Middletown, has been purchased elected committeeman. Collector ot Taxei. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Oct. 25. NOV. UU 1104. by Mr. and Mrs. A. V, Bohn, Gould, formerly of Bronxville, • Only one mile of sidewalk Installed • Only one mile of sidewalk installed at N. Y., have purchased a bouse by Township. expense of taxpayers, with additional at 45 Bingham Ave. from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Annacone. miles ordered. BUT many, many shop The building wai restored by miles have been installed by Robert Edwards, an architect, who was the former owner. developers resulting in great savings Friday Mrs. Virginia Logue, also of to taxpayers. . the Hazelton office, made the sale. • Recreational facilities only • There an 205 acres devoted to concentrated in one or two areas recreation in 19 different areas The smallest bird in New Ze* land bears the militant name of of Township. throughout the township, including rifleman. Only three Inches long, 21 ball fields. the rifleman is a poor flyer and it prefers climbing trees to flying • Township is spending thousands and • All recreation areas donated to to the top. thousands of dollars for new township with one exception, whicli LEGAL NOTICE recreation sites. was purchased under Green Acres NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Or Program at tremendous saving ACCOUNT eo lit mat riaal Exttalm Arrnunt, Is* and Final inter VITOt to taxpayer. trustees Acmat, 1st IitemudW. trustees, Aeeoaati, nader PsMfrapfc 4 (•) aid (b). • Adult recreation program inadequate e Completely diversified adult ESTATE OF JOHN H. B2NEH0N, JR., DECEASED and costly. : recreation program established for Notice is hereby given that tht ac« counts or th« subacrlbsrs. Executor! aod Trustee! of the estate of said De- years, including beaches, adult ceased will ba audlUd and staled br tw aorrofite sf tie County W MOB- • schools, tennis, etc, ot «f wHeh are nouth anil reported for settlement to Hie tfonmouth" County Court, Probate aiTtslon, on Friday, the 30th day of self sustaining, praised by alt November A. D., 19B, at 9:30 o'clock a-m., at lit. Countr Court Home, lion. • Over one million dollars spent on • One million spent, BUT only $380,000 umtnt and Court Streets. Freehold, !)tw Jersey, at which time Applies- Uon will be made for the allowacce roads and road improvements in spent of taxpayers money. Rest of Commissions and Counsel fees. Dated October ITth. A. D. 1MJ. last three years. spent by developers at NO COST THE MONMOUTH COUJ1TY MATIONA], BANK IBy: THEODORE J. 8TIUL), to taxpayer. Trust Offlwr 53 Broad Street, • Sewerage project planned along • Sewerage project planned by a most Red Bank, N. J. lOLDIUID 1(. KINEMON. 123 North Riverside Avenui, political boundaries rather than competent engineer who has Rid Bank, New Jertty, E-tnttrArs aM Tnisteei, natural drainage areas. designed more sewerage systems in Kuarf, Crowill * Crowsll, - Counelloi-s st Law, Cl 14 M«chanlc Stuet, • Sewerage engineering contract given New Jersey than any other Red Bank, New J«nsy Ott u, it. Nor. 2. * m« on basis of "cronyism." engineering firm. NOTIOlt or RETTT.EMMNT • Engineer was previously not known Or ACCOUMT, AND INSTBDOIIONS OP THE COURT. by members of Township Committee, 8S? SSiZHL*0™ UCHT- but was retained as Township Notice s "Ten ".v-n that the ac- IKHTU of the •ubicriberf, Siecutors the estate ol said Deuusd will be engineer on recommendation of any audited and stated by the surroftta of lh« Count" o, Mi>nir"iuth and rr- number of independent sources, »rted for isttument to The- Monmouth Swntr Court, Probate Division, on including RUTGERS UNIVERSITY. rr|J«r, the nth day of December A.D., im at t:so o'clock a.m.. at the Countjr Court House, Monument and • Enormous parts of the township • Comprehensive drainage program Court Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at which time Application will be mad* established for entire township over 'or the allowance of Utnmlsslons and - completely ignored in sewerage Sounnl fees, and Instructions of lbs Dated October 11th, A. p. 1M2, study. a year and a half ago. LOUISX BOYD DAUB, P. O. Box No. MS, • Drainage work starred in Bayshore •• Red Bank. K 1. • Bayshore area getting no drainage OREOORT F. NOONAN, 1050 Consubl. Drive, work done. area over two years ago and unbelievable Uamaroneck, New York BANKXRS TBUBT COUPANT constantly continuing. Many By: (ROBERT P. BOROBS) AsilsUnt Trust Offlcsr, quality II WaU Street, problems corrected to date. New York city (18), N. T. Xncuton. • No flood control for Bayshore. • Hood control program completely Messrs. Durand, Twombl; at our low si Imbrtaco, Counsellors at Law, approved for East Keansburg. T<< Broad Street, Newsrk '2>, N. J. Additional flood control program for, low price... Oct. l«. M, Nov.- S, t K9.BS NOTICK remaining Bayshore under way—all MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT done at a $750,000 SAVINGS notice to Creditors to Present Cla'sns Acalnst Estate EffTATE OT JOHN H. BEEBE, OE to taxpayers. CBASED. Purauant to the order of EDWARD •••»•• ••••ii' C. BROEOE, lurrofate of the County ot Monmouth, this day mads, on the application of the undersigned, Fannie H. Be.be, John H. Beebe, Jr., and Tod ... OUR OPPOSITION IS USING THE OLD TACTICS OF UNTRUTHS. HALF R. Beebe, Executors of the estate v' th# laid John H.1 Beehe, deceasd, no- tlos li hereby liven lo the creditors TRUTHS AND INNUENDOS THAT ARE INSULTING TO THE INTELUGENCE OF of said deceased to present to the said Executors their claims under oath MIDDLETOWN VOTERS. WE KNOW THE PEOPLE OF MIDDLETOWN WILL within ilx'months from this date Dated: Octob#r-ftth. 1M2. F/NNIE II. BEEBE, SEE THROUGH THIS FOG OF DISTORTION AND MISREPRESENTATIONS. GIRLS' 7 TO 14 PILE-LINED 1!H Buttonwood Dr., Pair Haven. N. J. JOHN H. BEIRE. JR. 10 East End Avenu*, New York. New Vork BOY COAT WITH KNIT SCARF TOD H. BEEBB Locust, New Jersey ' FOR POSITIVE TRUTHFUL ACTIONS AND THINKING Executon • A wlnler-weight luxury blend of Mellon reprocessed wool Msisra Crowm k Crowell II Ilechanlo Street, and other fibersl ltd Bank, New Jersey Attorneys get. i>. it, . , gj,,, • Tailored In her favorite style: double-breasted with notched collar, Mi WoT pearliied buttons and double-belted, kick-pleat back! NOTICE MONMO11TII COUNTY RE-ELECT SURROOATE'S COURT • Lined holf-and-half with thick ocrylic pile and quilt-backed with Nolle* to Creditors to Pretest Claims Against Kilale rugged woolen interlining for lots and lots of extra warmthl Purauant to the order of IDWARD Wool-and-QrlonS' acrylic Iri-color scarfl In navy, her favorite I C. BHOECJE. Surrogate ol tin County of., Monmouth, this day made, on ttia application or the undersigned, Fran- THOMAS S. FED • PAUL PANDOLFI ces IMktr Davis, William ihlppen .Da- vis, Jr. and Simutl Rlker Davis, "Si- •tutors of tbt •state of the said Wil- liam Shkipen Until, ilecesatil. notice FOR TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Is hereby tlvtn to the creditor! of Mlfl drcpasetl tti prfafnt to the said Executors their claims under oath wlth> In nix innntlm from th'n date Bated: October tth, 1MJ. KRANCKS IUKER DAVIS, 143 Grunge Ave, F»lr Mnvfln. Now Jeraey WILLIAM BII1PP11N DAVIS, JR., VOTE REPUBLICAN 450 Hycainnrr Av^., Our New Salesroom in Keansburg Blirnwabury, N. J. 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IKflJ ^•»n MM, the BED BANK REGISTER Tercentenary Tale: son of • trooAoalst in a Beraiianj r, November 2, 1962—11 tytry band, Haat came men pWM 'As* «rant rfcfe seekathJrtUerm, NeatrevetjJed FRANKLIN SIM his •com Is, Harper's on Nov. 7, tint puUbhed dra^ fl 1874, la • cartoon where die May crowd* aboard tba Hobo- int appeared for the tint ferry; year* tater Nast rod* time. Politics Doiikey, Elephant that same ferry as he commuted between Morristown and New The Tammany Tiger' (EDITOR'S NOTE - .$» .4*ponderous elephant, so far separ-irlstown Public Library often ex York. Nastfa cartoon showed the lofting copyrighted «i}id«,'ilm In sied at election tine, really are hibtls bis original cartoons and beasts of the forest running In brothers under the skin —or drawings. Nast won his first national • leries of TercenUry Tales, was fame for Ms Civil W«r drawings panic from a donkey shouting written by John T. Cmnmgham more properly, under the Ink — Yet Thomas Nast is honored that Grant wanted to be another for the creator of both symbols in Harper's Weekly; and by 1865Caesar. Notably this Nast don- for the New Jersey-|*rcentary most during each political cam the bold signature o|?'Th:Nast" Commission. It has bee* offered mn ThonuM Nast, the Harper's paign, when both parties proudlj key was not the Democratic Weekly artist who lived la Morris- sport his donkey or elephant sym waa nearly as weB known in party, but rather the "N.Y. for publication in The Register town during his most famous America as that of ''A. Lincoln." Herald," a leading newspaper by the commission, which holds bols. Cartoonists also had years. adopted the two 'even durinf The first Democratic donkey voice In suggesting that Grant the copyright) Nast's time, and ever since thi appeared is Harper's on Jan. 15,wanted a third term. This time Ttjje kicking donkey and the Nast's memory lives on in Mor- 1870, when Nast sketched a don- a terror-striken fox represented ristown. His mansion, privately beasts have frolicked (or died) oi editorial pages. key kicking a dead lion which the Democrats. COMPlEtE owned, stands as a monument to bore the name of the late ex-Sec- Most frightened o( all was the the days when President Grant, For Xampoonlag retary of War fedwin M. Stanton. elephant labeled "Republican" COZY COTTON BATTERY SERVICE Mark Twain and other leaders of Neither of the now much-es However, Nast drew the donkey delicately trying to please every- the time visited A town fire teemed party symbols grew oui to symbolize the "Copperhead one and in the process trodding MUGUSiLECTRIc'cOc'c . company owns some of Nast's of affection. Nast's first cartooi Papers" (or Democratic press) hin planks covering a pit named SUEDE COAT iV.MtT nONT STMIT sketches, contributed .when Nast. elephant displayed the Republt rafter than the party itself. 'Chaos." •ID BANK TO. »H 7-OiaS was an honorary fireman. Mor- cans stumbling on th» brink ol Although "Th:Nast" endures disaster. His first donkey lam To Jersey fi» 1871 through his donkey and elephant, pooaed a political "Jackass" thai Nast Uved in New York at the iis chief contemporary fame kicked everything, including thi time of that first donkey, but -ested on two things: a deadly SPECIAL Republican Silence good in government. early in 1871 he moved to Morris- ssault on New York City's Tam- town, Both the elephant and themany Tiger and his annual 30 ytar$ of Republican n$* donkey became widely used while :•;., WW Christmas drawings. tave left Rtd lank a Ugocy of Tlr.Nast" lived in Morristown, Boss Bill Tweed of Tammany 15.99 . rising teat*, declining butlMtt, and worked in his- big second Hall ruefully admitted that Naif a HAMMOND floor studio. and congetfed strttts. Yt» to pen was the most powerful weap- SPINET The donkey, trotted out only n hurled against the Incredibly 1 •,! 1962. tht Republicans off* w ORGAN occasionally, but always as corrupt political machine that Chill chasing coat with a comertxbU Democrat, became Just another plundered the city at will. E* hood that winks at the wind and beast in Nast's stable after the cept for the* New York Times, Democrat* pledge to balm* - tint appearance. Once in 1871Nast had no newspaper allies in keeps you warm as toast. ;. Incomt and eipendlrures, Mtk lost UN Don be showed the donkey, coupled to the fight'against Tweed. Orion acrylic pile lined Holland • DfSVl B«W tax ratablM, develop a . ' > a horse labeled "Republican", Nast's pen-pointed disclosures cotton iuede. Blue, taupe, with the pair making a powerful . traffic and parking plan, «vtr- irst irked and then frightened team driven by Tammany Hall Boss Tweed. willow green or foreU green, haul Borough adminlstratlM. President Grant always won I don't care so much what the Sixes 7 to 14. Nast's praise and the two de-papers write about me; my con- Mail and phone ordm filled* veloped a warm friendship. Grant stituents can't read," said Tweed, IN RED BANK Witafc visited the Nasts in Morristown "but damn it, they can see pic- and on one occasion embarrassed lures!" ' VOTE , Nast by asking for a cigar. The V;L Offend $MMN PR 5-9300 artist said he had none. Eventually Tammany Hall tried 'It's all right, Nast," Grant to buy off the cagoonist. A bank DEMOCRAT said as he pulled cigars from his official came to Nast's Morris- For Mayor I HAMMOND ORGAN own pocket, "I remembered that town home one Sunday afternoon 1 BENEDICT R. NICOSIA STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK you don't smoke. Besides, I to offer him a half million dollars Iceokman Ave. and Mala St never got into action without am in gold if he would stop cartoon- . < For Council For Condi ONB mur w • T.M. munition." ing and take a trip to Europe. DANIEL J- O'HERN JOSEPH F. McFADDEN utttmt 'tn i-.n VM. Republicans infuriated Nast In Nast refused. In November, Ttt* r.r br R*i Buk OmutnlU I VMM. *u*mj tad sun 1874 bv diSDlavine frieht at the 871, voters swept the Tweed Ring out of office. Tweed fled to Spain, was recognized there rom st Nast cartoon, and was re- urned to New York. Customs officials found in Tweed's belong- EXTRAORDINARY ings nearly all of "them damned pictures" of Nast's. Nast always forgot politicians FUR-TRIMMED at Christmas time and drew in- stead a fat jolly Santa Claus vis- iting happy homes. Often bis COATS Morristown surroundings and members of his family appeared in these cartoons. Many credit Nast with popularizing the famil- iar Santa Claus image, for most, earlier artists had depicted Santa as long, lean and a bit on the dour side. The Morristown cartoonist fell from public favor after the 97.00 Blame-Cleveland campaign 1884. Nast backed Democrat formerly 125.00 ^ Cleveland and strained relations at Harper's prompted him to re- sign after the election. Styles In cartooning changed and editors bought fewer and fewer Nas 138.00 cartoons. His fortune fell, and ii July, 1902, Nast gladly accepte /ormcrfy 169.98 to 199.98 President Theodore Roosevelt' appointment as consul general to Guayaquil, Ecquador. There h Fabulous savings,' Select your most flattering style, died of yellow fever In Novenv your favorite shade in fur and fabric. her. Opulent mink or beavet trims for misses, juniors, By 1992 few remembered th days of Nast's supremacy, al- petitis, 97J00. Luxurious mink or fox trims,. though at election time cartoon- 6 to 18, 147.00. Dark to light tone woolens. ists always brought forth the donkey and the elephant. 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The season's most important She has a New Electric Range double wool knit costumes expertly fashioned by famed .. Thanks to Aunt Ruth and her wonderful new flameless designers. Included in the group electric range, all tyie family is getting together this year are embroidered ensembles, ' for a real, old-fashioned Thanksgiving dinner, cooked jacquards, contrast blouses, to a turn with precision control. And since the range ,'.V ^-. Ski, skate, go off to school on contrast trims, light and is fully automatic, Aunt Ruth can enjoy the party too, /' cold days In' these two-neddle, dark shades. Grey, brown, red, colorful mittens. green, spice or blue. yith only a minimum of pot watching. - ' - JJIffy-knlt - a joyful .glftl Whip-up these mittens, using 10 to 20. Dresses. Don't be a reluctant hostess — be eager like Aunt Ruth. gay scraps for checked stripes. Pattern 895: directions sizes Sorry, no mail or phone orders, See your Reddy Kilowatt Dealer today and have a new small, medium, large included. flameless electric range installed in time for Thanksgiving. \ Thirty-five cents (coins) to : You'll find it's fun to entertain when you can count on this pattern — add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mall. cook book results.every time —when you are sure that' ' Send to Laura Wheeler, care of : cakes won't fall, roasts won't shrink, and you know that ThefRed Bank Register Needle- craft Dept., P. O. Box lfll. Old vegetables will retain their nourishing goodness and < Chelsea Station, New York 11, •appetizing colors. , N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- ber, dime, address and zone. ...) It's no wonder self-respecting turkeys say "When I go,1 NEWEST RAGE - SMOCKED accessories plus 208 .exciting •I,want to go electric". needlecraft designs in our new 1M3 Needlecraft Catalog - Just out! Fashions, furnishings to cro- chet, knit, tew, weave, embroid- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, IATONTOWNJ U 243X1 JCP&L er, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send , Jersey Central Power & LiRhtj 2Jc nowl OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30; SAT. TIL * 14-Frifcr. November"*, 1962, BED BANK BEGISTCR J • f if MONMOUTH PROUDLY PRESENTS ITS CANDIDATES FOR 1962 FOR CONGRESS FOR SHERIFF

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JOSEPH C. IRWIN BENJAMIN H. DANSKIN VOTE COLUMN 1 VOTE THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET IN YOUR COMMUNITY Here Are the Republican Candidates Who Appear on Your Ballot Tuesday SEA BRIGHT BOROUGH ALLENTOWN BOROUGH HOWELL TOWNSHIP NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP Township Committeemen (Full Term) Couneilmen (Full Term) Councllmen (Full Term) Tovmjhlp Commltteemen (Full Term) HERMAN S. JOHNSON FRANK H. VAN DUZER EDMUND Y. STEWARD HARRY E. MILLS ROBERT KIEFER GILBERT TWELVES ' EDWARD F. DILLON, JR. MAURICE L. TINDALL Assessor (full Term) < • i INTERLAKEN BOROUGH Township Clerk (Full Term) ARTHUR 0. AXILSEN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BOROUGH JOSEPH t BEHNETT Couneilmen (Full Term) \ Couneilmen (Full Term) SEA GIRT BOROUGH JOHN KOZAK / HAROLD V. GARRITY NEW SHREWSBURY BOROUGH Couneilmen (Full • Term) JACK R. McGALLIARD SAMUEL P. METZGER, JR. THEODORE T. EDWARDS Tox Collector (Full Term) Mayor (Full Term) JOHN E. LEMON, JR. . RAYMOND H. LEWIS ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP CECILIA M. TOMPKINS Township Committeeman (Full Term) Assessor (Full Term) Councllmen (Full Term) SHREWSBURY BOROUGH \ GEORGE HANDZO EDWARD M. MAUTNER ROBERT F. HENCK Mayor (Full Term) i . . KEYPORT BOROUGH EDMOND J. NORRIS JAMES BLY BRIELLE BOROUGH Couneilmen (Full Term) __ Councilman (Unexplred term 1 year) Couneilmen (Full Term) Mayor (Full Term) WILLIAM W. CURDT DANIEL J. ARNOLD GEORGE LIGHT CHARLES E. APPLEGATE RAYMOND W. SALM, JR. JESSE G. COLLINSON Councllmen (Full Term) OCEANPORT BOROUGH Councilman (Unexplred Tenn 2 yean) - Tax Collector (Full Term) KATHERINE E. BOGGS HADLEY S. KING JOHN J. FAIRBANKS FRED V. KRUSER Councllmen (Full Term) - FELIX J. FCKSeiA SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP EATONTOWN ° BOROUGH LITTLE SILVER BOROUGH CLEMENT V. SOMMERS Township Commltteemon (Full Term) Meyor (Full Term) - Couneilmen (Full Term) Councilman (Unexplred term 2 yean) JULIUS F. FRICKEL » HERBERT E. WERNER ROBERT W. McCABE EDWARD H. URION SOUTH BELMAR BOROUGH CHARLES A. FORFAR Couneilmen (Full Term) " Moyor (Full Term) Assessor (Unexplred term 3 years) RALPH U LEWIS OCEAN TOWNSHIP LEROY F. WALLING CHARLES M. SULLIVAN JOSEPH A. KELLENYI Township Commltteemen (Full Term) Couneilmen (Full Term) ENGLISHTOWN BOROUGH MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP FORREST L. GILLESPIE WALTER A. BROWN SIDNEY LErCHTER Councllmen (Full Term) Township Committeemon (Full Term) WILLIAM T. WILSON HARRY LAKE, JR. STANLEY M. ORR . v Assessor (Full Term) ' ' Councilman (Unexpired Term 1 year) OSCAR U DAVISON , FLORENCE E. MOOR HENRY W. GILLESPIE Councilman (Unexplred Term 2 Yean)) MANASQUAN BOROUGH Township Clerk (Full Term) . ' SPRING LAKE BOROUGH RICHARD J. SCOTT Couneilmen (Full Term) MARjE K. JONES Couneilmen (Full Term) ' Aneuor (Full Term) CHARLES E. PATTERSON ALBERT W. DEY LOUIS VAN NOTE ' AXEL B. CARLSON, JR. RARITAN TOWNSHIP FRANCIS R. HURLEY FAIR HAVEN BOROUGH MARLBORO TOWNSHIP Township Committeemen (Full Term) SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS BOROUGH Meyor (Full Term) GEORGE L. EBIRLE Township Commltteemen (Full term) Courtcllmen (Full Term) PETER

BOYLE ly HAL BOYLE IT PAYS TO BE SURE! NEWYORK(AP)-Aslongasa Be able to help a teen-age|| mean breathes he cherishes some daughter with her home work in f^mpfietefiy Inrtdfal hidden dreams of glory. algebra. When young he* usually day- Invent a tasty new food thatll YOU CAN DEPEND ON teams about unlikely things-would .automatically convert fat|| i as finding a million dollars into muscle. Nationally Advertised from America's Top Mills. In the street, becoming a baseball Create a substance that would I idol, or having a famous movie melt all paper clips and carbon itar fall in love with him. paper .in a thousand-mile radius, Magee, Barwick, Stephen-Leedom, Some of these unattainable goals thus making it impossible to make gleam hidden in his secret heart unnecessary copies of unnecessary u long as he lives, although he business correspondence, Coronet Mills comes to realize how childish they Find » doctor who could tell are. But ordinarily as a man ad- man Tiow, without taking pills, REALTOR ventures his way through middle capsules or potions, he could wake I ige, most of his daydreams be- "P every morning feeling as good come almost wishfully practical ashedMhTl937. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING rather than extravagant' Get a Ihw passed making it llle-' gal for any high school or college your choice Here is one middle-aged man's catalog of unachieved ambitions: youth to appear in public with a The List duck-tailed haircut and wearing REAL ESTATE To climb to the top of the Statue trousers so tight they look like »f Liberty. they were glued to him. Find', a reasonably-priced hair Get another law passed making ionic that really would make a it a felony for any American girl ALL WOOL Of 501 NYLON PIUS fellow irresistible to the ladies. or woman to wear mascara dur- ••••>' Be able to tie his shoelaces fn ing daylight hours—or purple lip- the morning without breathing stick at any time. HM.O lopps ^Sculptured • Twist • Plain tod. • Find some kind of a new, Inter- Plush Patterns • 64 Colors to Choose from Listen to two symphonies, and esting pleasure for middle-aged • 4 Textures • All I21 and 15' Widths . lttn.be able to tell one from the people that wouldn't leave them rther. feeling tired or guilty—or cause • Perfect Quality THIS EMBLEM IS YOUR SIGN OF Win at least one argument them to put on weight •ometime in his life with a traffic LEGAL NOTICE——— DEPENDABILITY »p, a bus driver and his boss. Find a necktie that can't be nones Comparable *12M Sty Yd. Value itained—even if you dip it hi a MOKMOCTH COCNTT EXPERIENCE BOBROOATB* COCBT gravy bowl. Cniltm T* Pntot OaJmt Learn to identify on sight all the Anaut Eatal* SSTATE 071L KOBERT BAIL, SE- INTEGRITY flowers, trees and birds a fellow CEASED. Purtuant to tha order of KDWARD meets during a woodland walk. C BROEQI, Sunotit* or tha Oountr ^ SAFETY Read the novel "War and of Monmoulh, this Avf nude, on me tppllcitlon ot llit undenlfned, Uarr Peace" all the way through. Ball, AdmlnHtrttrlx of tit eitala of tbe laid M. Robert Ball, daeeaied, no- Visit a nudist colony—purely on tlce !• ta«rabjr BIVCQ to the creditor! Not All Real Estate Men Are Realtors scientific research basis, of of laid deceaaed to preeent to the maid Admlnlttralrli tbeir clalmi under **» oatli within als moatha from tbla date. Dated: October 10th, 1M2 Miry Bail, 41.. Bprinc Terrace, . Red Bank, N. 1, 7ft 6« (AdmlnlatnUlx) SQ.YD. Oct. «. 19. IS, Nor. 2 B3.00

NOTICE HONMOUTH COUNTY Completely Installed with NaUM |* Credltora t» rr Clajriu Aniaat Estate F R E E ISTATE OF BEIX WRIGHT. DI • CARPET • HEAVY RUBBERIZED WAFFLE CEASED. Purluant to tha order of EDWARD _. BBOEGE. Burrotate of Ua County PADDING • CUSTOM TACKLESS INST. ot Honmoutn. thla day made, on tbe application of the nnderalgned, Douf- laa Cowan, Sole Executor-of the eitate 30 SQ. YARDS INSTALLED in Living Room, INSTALLATION of the aald Bell Wright, deciaaed, co- llet li hereby (Iven to the eredltora of laJd deuued to preient lo the aald . LIVING ROOM Dining Room and Hall Carpet, Rubberised ON Sole Executor their clalma under oath within ill montha from thl< date, $ tfxiS' Waffle Pad and Tackless Installation. Dated: October 11th, US2. Aluminum Combination DOUOLAB COWAN 190 Weat Bergen Place, Red Bank, nnr Jerjey Bole Kzecutor 1.70 Heura. ElaUky * Hlmalman i Eaat Front Street, Red Bank, New Jerity At low as 630 per month Attomeya 15 ft. COMPLETE STORM Oct. 1>. M, Nor. J, I tM.M on approved, credit. « HOT1CE MONMODTH COCNTV WINDOWS RCBBOOATE'S COURT Notice I* Creditor! to rreaent COMPANION SPECIAL CaUmi Anuat Eilat* ESTATE OF WILLIAM FRANCIS TATLOR (WILLUU f. TAYLOR), DE- CEASED. SHOP Special Mill Purchase Punuant to tha order of EDWARD Your Choice C. BnoEQE. Surrotate ot the County of Monmouth. thla day made, on the AT HEAVY ALL WOOL PILE application of the underaisned, W. ALL WOOL TWIST PILE or Dmirlaa Tauchert, Sole Executor of the HOME eitale ot the iald< William Frmcii Tay- 100% Du PONT NYLON PILE lor (William F. Taylor), deceaaed,. no- BROADLOOM 6**77 Net fi oenbr (Iran to tha creditor! SERVICE ot laid deceaaed to present to the If you ftre unable Tree Bark/ Loop Pattern. 8 Colors. 12' laid Sole Executor their clalmi under oath witliln alx montha from thla data. lo coma Into our and15' Widths. BROADLOOM NO DOWN PAYMENT Dated: October 1th, 1M2. store, call today. W. D0U0LA8 TAUCHERT, Our Mle.nuu will COMPLETELY INSTALLED FIRST PAYMENT IN APRIL 31 Spruce Drive COMPLETELY INSTALLED Fair Havon. New Jariey come to your • Carpet • Rubberized Waffle- Pod Bole KlMutor. home wlUi earn- • Carpet" " •Rubberized Waffle Pad Robert 3,- Lay ton, Eiq. plea aal kelp roa •Tackless Installation Triple Insert • WiaHierstripp«d 6(0 Mattlion Avtnue. •Tackless Installation Aibury Park, New Jeney , plan your eol Comp. 11.40 JOY yd. value Attorney. acheme. No o4li- Comp. 11.68 Bq. yd. value Can be cleaned easily from Inside. Mad* of all ALCOA Oct. 11. IB, M, NOT. 1 HI 53 aluminum. Fret Installation by our own skilled craft* .99 men. (WE SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES.) BUY OHLY DIRECT — SHOWROOM ONLYI NO SALESMEN! NO HOTIOE Or IETTLEMENI q. ya. 7 COMMISSIONS! These are quality windows at lowest or ACCOUNT prices, anywhere . . . Shop! Compare! Savel SSXDP Notlca la hereby given that tha ac- count! of the lubicrlber, Truiue of the eiute of aatd Deceased will be audited and atated by tha Surrogate of toe County of Uonmouth and reported for aetUeraent to Tha Monmoulh Coun- ty Court, Probate Dlviilon, on Thuri- day, the ISth day of November A. D., 1M3, at 8:30 o'clock a.m., at tha County LUCITE Court Houu. Monument. and Court Streeu. rraehold, New Jeriey, at which LINOLEUM & CARPET FACTORY OUTLET time Application will ba mad* for tha allowance ot Oommlailona and Counael Dated October tth, A.D. 1M1. ASBURY PARK RUG and CARPET CO. TUB NATIONAL BTATB BANK OF NEWARK, . i (Succeiior by merger to Tadaril 32 BROAD ST. Truit Company) 1400 ASBURY AVENUE. ASBURf PARK By i OBOROE V. (ilLMARTlN, Truit Officer, PROWN'S RED BANK •10 Broid Bluet, NewaTk (31, N. 1. ' STORE Monday thru Fud SH 1-7500 • Open Doily & Sot. S A.M. to 5:30 P.M., VYed. * Frl. 'til 9. Truitca. OTHER Rotialti A. Outick, Eiq.< Coumallor at Law,'> '?. Spr.ri'jficld N HOURS Saturday, •)j A M >c C I M radaral Truit Bidr., STORES Newark (II, N. J. < Oct. li 1», Ml -Mw. 3 |U.U 1*-Frid*y, November .2, 1%2 RID BANK REGISTER Vienna Ball 18 Prizes Florence P. Shannon Miss Arlene Gawler Tomorrow Offered In Thomas Klecari Wed ean Grambor, at hon>e, wven- Local Show KEANSBURG St. Ann'si In Rumson year old sister of the bridegroom, Wed to John Barban MIDDLETOWN - The Recrea- Catholic Church was the setting RUMSON - Guests at the Vis- was flower girl. Trinell Sorenson, Lebanon, Pa., tion Commission announced this here Oct. 20 for the marriage of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - iting Homemaker Service's an- The honor attendant's floor- cousin of the bride. Ring bearer week that 18 ' prizes will be Miss Florence Pauline Shannon, Central Baptist Church was the nual "Fair Lady Frolic" tomor' length gown was of green satin was Peter G.. Guy, Ossining, awarded at the fifth annual com- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin setting here Saturday for the row night will turn back the and her small hat of matching marriage of Miss Arlene C. Gaw- N. Y., also a cousin of "the bride. clock for a few hours to the days munity art show to be held Nov. J. Shannon, 54 Frederick PI., to leaves. She carried a cascade of ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The honor attendant's formal- of the Austrian empire. 9,. 10 and II in the Thompson Thomas John Klecan, son of Mr. yellow pompons. The other at- Elmer M. Gawler, 71 East Lin- length gown was of leaf green The "Night in Old Vienna" School, Middletown-Lincroft Rd. and Mrs. William S. Grambor, tendants all wore gowns.of gold coln Ave., to John Andrew Bar- satin fashioned with a bell-shaped theme will be carried out with 47 Cloverdale Cir., New Shrews- First, second and third place satin and headpieces to match. ban, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- skirt accented with light lime the aid of a decor of red carpet- bury. awards in the professional cate- They carried cascade bouquets of drew Barban, Meadowbrook Ave., satin. She wore a matching ing, crystaj.- chandeliers, uni- Rev. Stanley Levandoskl offi- gory will be presented for ab- bronze pompons. The flower girl Navesink. cloche of satin petals and car- formed doorman and.a commit- stract and realistic work. ciated at the double ring cere- ried a bouquet of yellow and mony and was celebrant of\the carried a princess basket of Rev. Harry W. Kraft officiated. tee of bemedaled "archdukes. Judging of the show, under the bronze chrysanthemums. The nuptial mass which followed. bronze and gold chrysanthemums Mrs. John R. Robertson, Reed- Rumson Country Club is the set- direction of Mrs. Maureen Neary frock of the flower girl matched ting for the ball which begins A reception was held in the and her headpiece was of match- ville, Va., aunt of the bride, was Deakin, recreation commission that of the honor attendant's and at 10 p.m. Union Beach Fire House. ing flowers. organist, and Miss LaBelle C. art supervisor, will take place she carried a basket of chrysan- The bride was given in mar- Leonard Santarsiero, Keans- Murtha, Atlantic Highlands, so- Among sponsors for the event prior to the opening; of the ex- burg, brother-in-law of the bride, themums. The bridesmaids' riage by her father. She wore a loist. A reception followed in the are Mrs. William Shippen Davis, hibition Nov. 9. In addition to the was best man. Ushers were Rich- gowns, identically fashioned, Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Druck- long-sleeved gown of satin fash- Alpine Manor, Highlands. 7 to 9 p.m. hours on opening ard Christer, -Colts Neck,, and were of topaz satin accented with er, Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Dur- ioned with a fitted bodice. day, the show will be open to Mario Lastella, Eatontown. Don- Mr. Gawler gave his daughter antique gold. Their bouquets also and, Sir Frederick P. and Lady Lace appliques re-embroidered in marriage. She wore a long- were identical to that carried by the public from 1 to 5 p.m. on with seed pearls edged the sa- ald Santarsiero, Keansburg, was Hervey-Bathurst, Miss Florence the two other scheduled days. sleeved gWn of imported peau the honor attendant. Krldel, Mr and Mrs. Lawrence brina neckline, the bodice front, junior usher and Kevin.Hariey, All exhibitors are being invited New York City, was ring bearer. de soie and*Chant% lace. The Joseph Maxson, Leonardo, was E. McDonnell, Mr. and Mrs. Hen and softly pleated skirt which to a reception at the close '' The bride was graduated from fitted basque bodice was designed best man. Ushers were Richard ry D. Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. of ended in a chapel train. Her tha show Sunday evening. with a sabrina neckline of lace Houston, River Plaza, and Ernest Franklin C. Nevius, Mr. and tiered veil was held in place by a Red Bank Catholic High School and the bouffant skirt revealed Maxson, Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. J. Harry Rossbach and Mr. crown of rhinestones 'and pearls and is employed by the V.. S. an insert of lace motifs and Army Electronics Materiel Sup- The bride, a graduate of At- and Mrs. F. J. Rowse. and she carried a cascade bou- terminated in a chapel train. Her lantic Highlands High School, is quet of white roses centered with port Agency, Fort Monmouth. two-tiered butterfly veil was held Also, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. employed at the U. S. Army Sat- an orchid. The bridegroom was graduated in place by a coronet cloche of Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Albin C. ellite Communications Agency, Mrs. Leonard Santarsiero, from Thomas Jefferson High lace embroidered with pearls and Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Fort Monmouth. Keansburg, was matron of honor School, Elizabeth, and served in She carried white roses and Switz, Mr. and Mrs. Hooker Tal- the Paratroopers. He Is employed The bridegroom, a commercial cott, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. for her sister. Other bridal at- stephanotis centered with an or- tendants were Mrs. Julius Leho- by Lily-Tulip Cup Corp., Holm- chid. artist with Appleton, Century Tatum, Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson, Crofts Publishing Company, New Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Wick- tay, Hazlet; Miss Patricia San- del. tarsiero, Keansburg, and Miss The couple are residing at 1 Miss Ruth J. Gawler, at home, York City, is a graduate of Mid- ham and Mr. and Mrs. William Melanie Grambor, New Shrews- Willis PI., having returned from was maid of honor for her sis- dletown Township High School. G. Wrightson. bury," junior bridesmaid. Marys wedding trip to me Poconoa. ter. Bridesmaids were the Misses The couple will five on Manor Others on the dance committee Patricia Plitnik, Atlantic High- Dr., Red Bank, on their return are Mrs. Ndrman Thetford, Mrs Mrs. John M. Dwyer lands, and Carole A. Crothers, from a New England wedding William Melhado, Mrs. Willis Sis- Long Island City. Flower girl was trip. son, Mrs. William N. Ashbey, Mrs. Frederick Finkenstaedt Mrs. 3. Henry Rossbach, Mrs Red Bank Nuptial Mass Thomas W. French, Mrs. Thom- as P. Key, Mrs. David Shrady TODAY Finch, Mrs. John J. Sullivan and NIGHT IN OLD VIENNA Mrs. Wilson Rich. For Maureen Halleran BALL, Annual "Fair Lady Frol- RED BANK - Miss Maureen Christine Kutschman, Leonardo, ic" of the Visiting Homemakers Theresa' Halleran, daughter of and Mary Jane Langan, West Service, 10 p.m., Rumson Coun- try Club. Colonial Mr. and Mrs. Albert Halleran, Keansburg. 30 Morford PI. was married The floor-length gown of the TOMORROW here Saturday at a nuptial mass honor attendant was of pale blue Exhibition FALL FESTIVAL, Red Bank in St. James Catholic Church to satin and the gowns of the two attendants of pale green satin, Community Betterment Club, 3 John Michael Dwyer. He is the In Rumson similarly fashioned with match- to 6 p.m., Civic Auditorium, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis ing jackets. All carried cascade Monmouth Shopping Center, Ea- RUMSON — Oceanic Free Li- Dwyer, 53 Jackson St., Long brary, Avenue of Two Rivers, is bouquets of yellow and bronze tontown. Branch. featuring an exhibition of docu- Fuji chrysanthemums. DINNER - DANCE, Lincroft ments, maps and books relating Rev. William C. Anderson of- Francis P. Dwyer, Long Woman's Club, 8 p.m., Georgian to colonial America. ficiated at the double ring cere- Branch, was best man for his House, West Deal. Included in the display mony and was celebrant of the brother. Another brother, Donald DINNER-DANCE, Bnal Brith Women of Red Bank, 8 p.m., French and Englisg h maps of the mass. 'Mrs.. Georgia V. Mason P. Dwyer, Shrewsbury, and Cobble Stones, Mlddletown. AAmericai n ColonieCl s dated 1747 and was and David Gannon, James Kenn, Atlantic Highlands, HALLOWEEN PARTY, Middle- 1755. Two books on view, one soloist. A reception followed in were ushers. town Elks Auxiliary, 8:30 p.m., published in Paris in 1758, and Stage Coach Inn, Wanamassa. The bride, a graduate of Red Lodge Hall, Main St., Port Mon- the other published in London in Mr. Halleran gave his daugh- Bank Catholic High School, is em- mouth. 1757, include descriptions of Mid- ter in marriage. She wore a gown ployed at Mutual Benefit life In- dletown, Shrewsbury and Sandy of peau de soie fashioned with surance Company, Newark. HALLOWEEN DANCE, Leon- Hook Bay. an empire waist bodice of hand- The bridegroom also is a grad- ardo First Aid Squad, 9 p.m., clipped Chantilly lace. The mod- Bachstadt's, East Keansburg. A unique parchment document uate of Red Bank Catholic High ified sheath skirt had a detach- dated May 10, 1682, relating to School and Is employed by Jer- able train, and a pearl crown SUNDAY land "m Pensilvania in America" sey Central Power and Light headpiece secured her bouffant OPEN HOUSE, Fair Haven Re- which reveals William Penn ap- Company, Belmar. veil. She carried a prayer book publican Club, 4 to 7 p.m., Wll- parently sold land to one Francis Both are members of the arrangement of roses and steph- Dove months before Penn actual- Northern Monmoutfi County Cath- low Brook Inn, Fair Haven. anotis. ly received his signed land grant olic Young Adult Club. On their CANA CONFERENCE, first of a series, 8 p.m., Parish Hall of from Charles Miss Barbara Halleran, at return from a Canadia II, also Is dis- St. Dorothea's Catholic Church, played. home, was maid of honor for her trip, they will live Eatontown. Mrs. Thomas J. Klecan This is the 15th In a, series of sister. Bridesmaids were MisseslOaJdand St. monthly exhibits designed to cov- MONDAY Mrs. John A. Barban er a wide rangV of subjects for \ RUMMAGE SALE, Sisterhood both adult and student apprecia- tit Congregation Bnai Israel, 10 tion in the library. Jane Layton Married a)n. to 4 p.m., 106 Shrewsbury Swiss Style Sausage Library hours are. Tuesda; Ave., Red Bank. Name Judges For Art Show Friday and Saturday from i a.m. to noon; every weekday, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Lex- in co-operation with the Ameri- By CECILY BROWNSTONE 1 small onion, sliced to 6 p.m., and Mondays, Wednes- To Frederick H. Slee cy,(Mrs. Herbert) Staer, Mat- can Artists Professional League, Stork Shower Associated Press Food Editor 4 knockwurst days and Thursdays from 7 to 9, awan artist; Henry Doren, a will be staged in store windows HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Slyert M. FREEHOLD — Miss Jan lister of the bridegroom; Miss From a recipe collection pub- Empty soup mix Into a large member of the Raritan Township at the Airport Plaza Shopping Katherine Layton, daughter *inda Dashkovich, Navesink, Walstrom, 92 Valley Ave., was saucepan; gradually stir in the lished in Switzerland, we gather High School faculty, and Mrs. Center. New Members Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Layton, 2 :ousin of the bride, and Mrs recently given a surprise stork water. Pare carrots, quarter Martin Feerick, Island Heights, Mrs. George Carr, department Ann St.' Freehold, became th forman Janwich, Keyport. They shower by her sister, Mrs. Mor- that the Swiss are devoted to lengthwise and cut into 1-inch fifth district art chairman of the chairman, announced judging bride of Frederick Henry Sle vore emerald green satin gowns rie Drake of Rochester, N. Y., sausage and that the cooks of pieces—there should be about 1% New Jersey State Federation of For Auxiliary will take place Wednesday at Oct. 21. ind headpieces and carried cas- and her mother, Mrs. Louisa this country use it in interesting cups. Cut celery into thin cross- Women's Clubs, will judge the 3:1:30 p.m. Three awards will be HIGHLANDS — Members of ade bouquets of bronze chrysan- Teeters, in Mrs. Teeters' home wise pieces—there should be about the local auxiliary to Riverview Rev. Paul Hammond pel wa^s. art exhibit sponsored by the Rar- made. The exhibit Is open to area hemums and ivy. on Highland Ave. % cup. Add carrots, celery and Hospital recently met in the hom< formed the double ring ceremon; itan Township Woman's Club. residents and is being undertaken Attending were Mrs. Frank Bradwurst, made of veal and onion to soup. Bring to a boll, of Mrs. Water E. Behrens, Jr., in St. Rose of Lima Roman Catti Cynthia Slee, Adelphia, niece The exhibit, in observance of to promote more interest In art Kirchner, Mrs. Harry Bedford, stirring occasionally; reduce heat, Ontario Ave., unit secretary. olic Church. if the bridegroom, was flower y less highly spiced man pork sau- American Art Week, Nov. 4-11, in the community. Mrs. F M M Three new members were ac- ;irl. She wore a long antique Thomas F. Masse, Mrs. sage, is sometimes served with partially cover and simmer 10 The bridegroom is the son o John Du, cepted into the group. ;old satin gown and carried a Duncan, Mrs. Rose An- minutes. Cut, the knockwurst into Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slee, 19 drews, Mrs. Arthur C. Raike, Sr., leeks. thin crosswise slices and add to Mrs. Robert Mazzacco and >asket of bronze chrysanthe- Jackson St., Matawan. Mrs. George Arata, Mrs. Lester soup; simmer S minutes, Makes Mrs. George Sohwarz, Highlands, nuns and yellow pompons. A special Swiss sausage made Whitfield, Mrs. Walter Sdier- and Mrs. Edward Palme, Atlantic The bride was given in ma John Nixon, Matawan, was with tongue is added to bacon 4 servings. mond, Mrs. Allen Turner, Mr« Highlands, were welcomed by riage by her father. She wore >est man. Ushers were Ronald and ham and cooked with sauer- Mrs. John O'Donnell, president. princess-line Italian satin gpwi Sheldon, Matawan, brother.in- Theodore Mierzwa, Mrg. Robert kraut; then all the meats and designed with a portrait necklin Franson, Mrs. Andor Orel, Mrs. the kraut are served on a big The resignations of Mrs. Rob- aw of the bridegroom, and Ed- SUMMER RUGS and cathedral train. Her two Lloyd Cottrell, Mrs. Deborah platter with pigs' feet. ert Duncan as auxiliary treasur- rard Conway and Norman Jan- tiered fingertip-length veil Bogue, Mrs. George Britten, Mrs. er and Mrs. Thomas F. Masse vich, Keyport. Paul Skowrinski, Knockwurst is used in CLEANED English illusion was held in plac xwsin of the bride who also is Harry Duncan, Mrs. Frauds P. as an auxiliary member were ac- by a coronet of Stardust crystal Erbswurst Stew. According to cepted with regret. ter godson, was ring bearer. Schmedes, Mrs. Howard Paronto and pearls and she carried a cas and Mrs. Robert Cottrell, Jr. Webster, Erbswurst is a seasoned Mrs. Palme was elected unil A reception followed in Va cade bouquet of white Fuji mum Also Mrs. Murray Nichols, pea flour, marketed in parchment treasurer to replace Mrs. Dun- irnie's Sea Girt Inn, after which and ivy centered with a whit Mrs. Billie Campbell, Mrs. Rob- rolls, used for making soup. can. Mrs. Joseph Believance, Jr., he couple left by jet for Cal- orchid. ert Hartsgrove, Mrs. Kenneth Now that a Swiss-style soup mix, Water Witch Ave., will entertain "ornia. ( Including green split pea flour, is Mrs. John Nixon, Matawan Mlzerack, Mrs. Charles McCall, the group Nov. 14. Mrs. Slee, a graduate of Cath available here, you' may wish to was matron of honor. She wor Sr., Mrs. Sivert C. Walstrom, idral High School, Trenton, and Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mrs. try using It to prepare Erbswurst SCOUT CAKE SALE a formal bell-shaped gown of ar Jt. Peter's Hospital School of Katie Eilenberger, Mrs. Richard Stew in your own kitchen. Tested LINCROFT — Mothers' Aux- tique gold satin with a matchini Cursing, is employed on the nurs- Perez, Mrs. James L. Richard, at our house, the dish was liked FREE STORAGE iliary of Boy Scout Troop 110, French bow hat and bouffant veil ng staff at Marlboro State Hos- Mrs. Benjamin, Ptak, Miss Edith immensely. Lincroft, will hold a cake sale She carried a cascade bouque 1U JUNE 1st ital. Her husband, who was This recipe for Erbswurst Stew Tuesday beginning at 9 a.m. in of bronze chrysanthemums an Schmedes, Miss Cathy Walstrom 'raduated from Matawan High includes chunks of fresh celery •he Lincroft School and the fire ivy. and Miss Arlene Schmedes. >chool, served four years in the and carrot and a sliced onion. house. The sale is a benefit for The bridal attendants ^ S. Air Force, and Is employed BAZAR TOMORROW It's a great dish for a quick and the troop. Mrs. Ronald Sheldon, Matawan >y United Airlines, Newark. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - hearty lunch. It's also fine for The couple will reside in their The Women's Society of Christian Sunday night supper, especially if RUG CLEANERS tew home at 9 John St., Morgan- Service of the Methodist Church you follow it with apple pancakes. FRENCH ille. will hold Its annual bazar and We are told this stew and pan- call now CA 2-5042 luncheon tomorrow In the Fellow- cake combination is popular in] ... in the First Grade? No problem finding tenants ship Hall. The bazar will open the central and northern parts elegant simplicity in fine] rhen you advertise The Register at 10 a.m. with luncheon served of Switzerland where the cooking The Ranney School offers your children, assuming ray—Advertisement. between noon and 2 p.m. is close to that of Bavaria and * imported stainless steel] they can past tha entrance tests, a rigorous educa- Austria. tion equal to that of the finest private schools. ERBSWURST STEW 1 envelope smoky green pea soup French begins in the first grade. Formal college A SPOTLIGHT ON NEW IDEAS DISHWASHER PROOF mix prep instruction starts aarly, with eighth graders A bare room can \\2% cups water Now for tha first time. Ebony Handled tableware that having 5 hours a week of Latin, algebra and science bs cold and imper- 111 carrots can be cleaned in the dishwasher. and 10 hours of English. Heavy emphasis is placed sonal. Furniture and draperies have Modern Oontaiporary design-JET 707-With on affinity on reading and composition. way of taking for ... for any kind of BBttintj-Beautiful satin finish stain- the chill. To carry out this program tha Ranney School way, Learn To • Draperies • Slipcovers less steel blended into ebony matte handles. requires for 128 students: decorators show you how • Bedspreads • Curtains 13 full-time, 2 part-time teachers ko your Dance! • Shades • Blinds warm and 4 full-time, 2 part-time administrators • Ballet Comptete 50 piece set. Service for 8 includes 8 each: Complete Installation Service Grades k-10* 11 Ith in '63, 12th in '641 or • Tap serrated dinner knives, dinner forks, soup spqpns, |SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE salad forks;, 16 teaspoons; 1 each: butter knife, Some classes still have vacancies. If you think a • Toe sugar shell. program like this is suited to the needs of your 9 Jazz 747-4422 BROWSING IS FUN ... at the POTTERY BARN child, call me 1 • Baton * Ballroom! Russell G. Ranney, Headmaster Classes for tots, 842-I&S0 teens and adults. i Ok PHB SH 7-9552 812 Main SI,, Toms Hlvcr, N. J. Diamond 8-I2J5 THE RANNEY SCHOOL LEAH MAUEK 1 »>rkcl»). anil KstunUrl Kilt HI «>Mrn M«l« r»rk»«y, ram M. SilBERSTEIN 1468 Broad St., Shrewsbury ( A.M. to < I'M. on III. 31 In llnl Iralflo II|KI, (lira Rumson, N. J. Studio oj Dance « nnlll t r.M.) rlihl and 200 )«rdi Is l'ollfrj- Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies - Slipcovers Dally 9 to 5:10 " 11 AM. to s r.M. Ham. . 'Transportation available . || 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK|| Wed, and Frl. -til I 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK N. J. ImplojmMil OOlu I • ~ -- r. 1 BED BANK REGISTER Friday, fiovmber 2,'ia»-lS Annual Candidate* Tetv , Monthly Session Country Club Presents Chmch Hdll Calendar to Demo Fund Educators to Speak on AAUW Panel Casting Ballots RED BANK - "Educational Dr., Hazlet, and on Nov. 27 in elor, 72 Buttomvood Dr., Fair Ha- er." In conjunction win AAUWs ASBURY PARK - A check for were Peter J. Gannon, candidate the home of Mrs. David Milligan, ven. national theme this year,: "The by members tad friends of the $500 was given to the Democratic Challenges in Monmouth County" New officers will be elected for congressman from the third 650 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. The gourmet group will meet Consumer," Mrs. Cornelius will association for sale it the Village ^campaign fund recently at the will be die subject of a joint when the Women'* Association district; David T. Buck, Free- The drama group will meet on Nov. 13 at 8:15 p.m. in the discuss peak buying and making Fair Nov. K-17. meeting of the Northern Mon- of Westminster Presbyterian 40th annual candidates' tea sppn- hold, and Dr. Victor Gerdes, Mid- on Nov. 29 at 8:15 p.m. in the home, of Mrs. William Locher, use of less expensive cuts of 'sored here by the Women's Dem- dletown, freeholder candidates. mouth County Branch and the home of Mrs. C. L. Smith, Circle Applebrook No. 3, 52 Dogwood meat. Church, Middletown, meets Mon- ocratic Club of Monmouth Coun- MRS. W.G. LEMMON, Little In Hie receiving line were Hie Jersey Shore Branch of the Amer- Dr., Runjson. Rd., Middletown. Mrs. Joan Cor- The afternoon literature group day evening. Silver, was elected vice president ty- candidates' wives, Mrs. Gerdes, The French conversation group nelius, home economist for Bam- will meet on Nov. 12 at 2 p.m Mrs. Daniel Melchior will lead and Mrs. John Hessel, New The check was presented to ican Association of University Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Kiernan. will meet on Thursday at I p.m. berger's food plan, will have as in the home of Mrs. Leland W. Shrewsbury, recording secretary, Paul Kiernan, candidate for Women Monday at 8 p.m. The he devotions. Mrs. Harlan C. Mrs. Gannon, who is ill, was not in the home of Mrs. Robert Bach- her topic "Fun with the Freez- Crafts, 170 Hudson Ave., Red county sheriff, by Mrs. Rocco will be held in the main building Durlee and Mrs. John S. Kneale when the Women's Club of the present. Others on the receiving Bank. "The Summing Up"» by Bonforte, club president. The will be hostesses. On display first Unitarian Church of Mon- line were Mrs. J. Harry Robert- at Monmouth College, West Long Somerset Maugham will be dis- event took place in the Berkeley will be items made and donated mouth County met last -week at son, Mrs. Howard Height, Sr. Branch. cussed. Carteret Hotel. the home oi Mrs. Charles Kroil, Mrs. Adeline Barton, Mrs. Gus- Shrewsbury. Mrs. Lester Schier Urging party workers to "see Frank Weinheimer, superin- The international relations tave J. Freret and Mrs. Helen group will meet on Nov. 28 at is president of the club. that Democratic voters get to the V. Hill, all past presidents of the tendent of Monmouth Regional 8:15 p.m. in the home of Mrs. The program featured a dis- polls on Election Day," Mrs. county club. High School, will speak on "Pop- Bride-Elect Thehna Parkinson Sharp, com- ulation Growth in Monmouth W. S. Brown. Jr., 141 Winding cussion of graphology by Mr. missioner of Civil Service, A program of vocal selections County and the Effect on Method Way Little Silver. Topic for dis- and Mrs. Gilbert Langdon, New stressed* the importance this year was presented by Mrs. Margaret of Instruction." Miss Ann Hop- cussion will be "The United Na- Shrewsbury. of the congressional election. Wlnzler, wife of the Democratic pock, state director of elementary tions-Its Increase in Membership Among other honored guests candidate for Atlantic Highlands education, will discuss "Teach"- and the Resulting Change in Its "ST. PAUL'S TRAVELS to council, who was accompanied at Recruitment Challenges in Mov Character and Method of Opera Convert People to Christianity" the piano by Herbert Burtia, min mouth County." Earl Garrison, tion." was the topic of a program pre- Barbers Hold later of music and fine arts of Monmouth County superinteodeit The music appreciation group sented by Miss Alvina McDon- the Red Bank Methodist Church of schools, will speak on "Finan- will meet on Nov. 26 at 8:15 p.m. ald, president, at a recent meet- cial Challenges for Education in in the home of Mrs. R. Dean Annual Dinner Mrs. Katharine EBcus White, ing of the Young Churchmen of SHREWSBURY - The Red Monmouth County." Coddington, 46 Laurel Dr., Fair Trinity Episcopal Church, Mata- chairman of the New Jersey Haven. Bank Chapter of the Master Bar- Highway Authority, was toast- wan. A discussion period fol- Miss Arline Keephart, elemen The oil painting group will bers Association held its annual master. General chairman was lowed the program. tary and secondary education meet on Nov. 13 and 27 at 1 dinner here recently in Shadow- Mrs. P. Paul Campi of Little Sil- Miss Terry Hall and* Miss chairman for the Jersey Shore p.m. in the home of Mrs. Leon brook. ver who was assisted by Mrs Carol Hayducko read the les- Branch of AAUW, will be the A. Abel, I07,;Queens Dr. South, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John PetiMo, Mrs. Andrew De sons. Richard Ratcliffe and An- moderator. The meeting is open Little Silver. Frank Donato, Mr. and Mr*. Mi- Zemo, Mrs. Raymond O'Neill to the public. tonio Fonseca were named co- chael Cardner, Mr. and Mrs. Jr., Mrs. Robert F. Norton, Mrs. Mrs. B. S. Sanderson, 3d, mem- chairmen of a project to pro- Kenneth Curchin, Mr. end Mrs. George Ruch, Sr., Mrs. Angelo The afternoon bridge group will bership chairman, has announced vide Christmas baskets for needy Sidney Kaiman, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Bottone, Mrs. Roland Arlington meet on Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. in the the following new members: Mrs. families. seph Sole, Mr. and Mrs. Nino home of Mrs. Christopher Pro- Thomas L. Dimond, Mrs. Rich- and Miss Elsie Oezius, all of- A social hour with refresh- M. Sole and Mr. and Mrs. Frank ficers of the club. basco, 21 Edgewood Rd., Rum- STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM of Red Bank High ard Matlack. Mrs. Philip Porter ShamMw. son, and on Nov. 27 at 1 p.m. and Mrs. Lincoln P. Rice, all of ments and dancing followed the meeting. Guests of the chapter were Mr. in the home of Mrs. Peter Duma, School will benefit from a card party sponsored by the Colts Neck; Mrs. John Maggio, and Mrs. Robert £anfrank, Roc- 51 Woodland Manor, New Shrews- Parent-Teacher Association Wednesday ar 8.-3O p.m. in Mrs. Frank H. Tendick and Mrs, bury. William Young, all of Middle- MRS. HOWARD B. MILLER, co Potts and Miss Joan Long. the gymnasium. Mrs. Arnold Htrtman, right, ways and United Thank Offering chairman, Mr. Sharabba was dinner chair- Engaged The evening bridge group will town; Miss Katherlne Wenger of Miss Joan M. tone means chairman in charge of the event, is shown here Eatonfown, and Mrs. C. Row- was- guest speaker at a meeting man assisted by Joseph Sole. meet on Nov. 13 in the home of of the women of Christ Church Mrs. James R. Freeman, 9 Ned with Mrs. Joseph LeRoy, PTA president. lands and Mrs. Richard Siegle MIPDLETOWN — Mr. and of the U. S. N. A. D. Earle. Mrs. Charles Long, 628 Middle- last week in Leeds Hall, Middle- Janice Boeclcel town-Liacroft Rd., announce the town, Mrs. Miller spoke of the engagement of their daughter, work of UTO in building and Is Bride-to-Be Miss Joan M. Long, to Rocco J. maintenance of hospitals, church- es and schools in Alaska,'Hawaii PORT MONMOUTH — Mr. and totts, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Foderaro, 78 Wall S., Wesr and Central and South America. Mrs. William BoeckeL 220 Wil Tinton Falls Company 1 Sets Date Rev. Anselm Broburg, rector ion Ave., announce the engage- Long Branch. of Christ Church of Shrewsbury, ment of their daughter, Miss Jan- Miss Long, a graduate of Mid- will be guest speaker at a meet- Ice Boeckel, to Howard Conlrfin, letown Township High School, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard i secretary for Fogging Unlim- ing of the group Nov. 27 at 8 Conklln, 7 Middletown Ave., At Marks 30th Birthday ted, Inc., Red Bank. p.m. in Leeds Hall. hntic Highlands. Mr. Potts attended Long NEW SHREWSBURY - The WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of Miss Boeckel, * graduate ot St., was the first to need themoney to build the kitchen. This Branch High School and is em- Middletown, Township High auxiliary of the Tinton Falls Fire services of the fledgling Compa- was done by volunteer help under ployed at Cardner's Barber Shop, the Red Bank Presbyterian School, Is employed by Capehar Company celebrated its 30th an- ny. Sam Jouliano drove his truck the supervision of Thor Halvor- Red Bank. Church will sponsor a luncheon down Water St. to call for aid Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. in Corporation of Long Island, at niversary recently at a dinner in son, Russell Peterson, Edward Fort Monmouth. and someone left the pool table Carney and Fred Tupper. Westminster Hall. - Colts Neck Inn. at Scott's store to "hit the hoop." Guest speaker will fce. Rev. Mr. Conklin attended Keypor Next a wooden floor was laid Mrs. Kaplan Isaac C. Rottenberg, minister cf High School and is employed if Two charter members, Mrs. Everyone pushed the fire truck by David and Bob Scott, Jack Lily-Tulip Company, Holmdel. John Lemon and her mother, down the hill to get it started. Lemon and otrlers, for dancing. the New Shrewsbury Reformed Mrs, Sarah Scott, were presented Church. His topic will be A volunteer r#n to Paramount In 1954 a $5,000 addition was New President Corsages by the president, Mrs. Farms (on Tinton Ave.) to tell Youth in a Troubled World." GARDEN WORKSHOP made to the^front part ot the RED BANK — Mrs. Mickey Marvin David, and vice presi- the chief, Waldo WiUiey. Others Hostesses will be members of UNCROFT - A workshop oi fire house, started by volunteers, {apian, former third vice presi- dent, Mrs. Louis Poitrinal. started for the fire. the Hannah Circle. Esther Cir- centerpieces for buffets am directed by chairman William Al- lent of Bnai Brith Women of cle will be in charge of the din- small dinners will be held by thi Thirty year* ago on Oct. 13, A bird had built its nest in the ino. ' ted Bank, was elected president Miss Holly D. Van Doren 1932, a meeting to organize a Van Kirk chimney, block- ing room and fellowship. De- garden and conservation depart Today the fire Company has a recently at a meeting in Con- fire company and auxiliary was votions will be given by the De- ment ot the Lincroft Woman' ing the vent. When the first win- street named tor it — Fire House gregaticn Beth Shalom. Mrs. Club Nov. 27 at 12: SO p.m. in tin LINCROFT - Mr. and Mrs. held at the Tinton Falls School. ter fire was started, there was a {apian succeeds Mrs. Daniel borah Circle. Donald L. Van Doren, IS Hilltop Rd. — on which it is located. It home of Mrs. Clifford Adams A barn, now the fire house, was lot of smoke, but no fire! Tackier, who recently resigned. Cir., announce the engagement of has two fire trucks and a crash chairman, 298 Riverbrook Ave purchased from William Bennett was started, there was a lot of Mrs. Jackler is expecting a child, A ROAST BEEF DINNER will their daughter. Miss Holly Diane truck. The headquarters, also be sponsored by the Ladies Aid Mrs. John Waroeker demon Meetings were held around a smoke, but no fire! Mrs. David Furman was Van Doren, to Walter W. Oak- houses the ambu!ane&^ Society of the Lincroft Presby- ttrated pressing flowers unde stove WUliam England obtained J elected third vice president and den, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter The fire company and aux- Now the borough contributes glass at a recent meeting. from the school. The men had no program chairman. terian Church tomorrow from Oakden, 51 Whitman Dr., Rivet iliary worked hard to pay off its heavily to its support as do vari- Miss Carole Carbray - insurance, and the township had The group will hold its annual 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Maude Plaza. no city water. mortgage. They received $50 an- ous town organizations which NORWICH, Conn. - Mr. and Smock is chairman. LIQUOR DEALERS TO DINE miaUy from the Township Com- either donate outright or rent the dinner dance tomorrow at I! p.m. LAKEWOOD - The Monmoutl The bride-elect Is an alumna Mrs. Peter J. Carbray of this in the Cobble Stones, Rt. Mu- The first fire truck was a mittee. To augment this they put fire house. But it is still a com- CORRECTION County Retail Liquor Stores As of Middletown Township High place announce the engagement iic will be furnished by Ray Model T Ford obtained from Ea- on old fashioned peach festivals, pany of volunteers, aided by the Watercolorlst Edgar A. Whit- sociation will hold its annual ban School and Rutgers University of their daughter. Miss Carole Sacks and his orchestra. Mrs. Ar- tontown and presented by Ed- game parties and minstrel shows. auxiliary. ney will give his painting quet Sunday at the Laurel in th College of Nursing. She is a mem- Carbray, to P. Brian Schoon- thur Siegfried is chairman. ward Emmons. It didn't run so In 1933, $22 was spent for ma- As outgoing president, Mrs. Da- demonstration tonight at 8 Pines, here. ber of the nursing staff at- River- maker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. view Hospital. well, but It was easy to push! terials to wire the fire house. vid was presented a gold pin by Schoonmaker, 41 Shadw Lake o'clock In the Guild of Creative The first alarm was a big hoop Teddy Pillis and George Krah- Mrs. Arthur Ilhnensee at the din- Dr., River Plaza, Middletown Fashion Show Art, (2t Broad St., Shrewsbury. OPEN SUNDAYS Mr. Oakden also is a graduate which, when hit with a sledge nert donated their labor. ner. Mrs. Hans Lund was chair- Township, N. J. KEYPORT — A fashion show It was Incorrectly stated in of Middletown Township High hammer, sounded the fire call. The women served Saturday man of the affair. Mrs. Thoma: and card party will be held Tues- yesterday's Register that .he Miss Carbray was graduated School, and Is employed as "Benjamin Van Kirk, on Water night suppers for years to earn Murry made the favors. day at 8 p.m. by the Golden was to have appeared fast from Connecticut College fo sales representative of the Fire- Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, night. BIRNN CANDY Women and is currently em- stone Tire and Rubber Company, in the Masonic Temple, Third and Plastic Division, New York City. ployed by Lockheed Missiles and Also Evenings 'HI 9 Qsborn Sts. Wetlands, including swamps, A summer wedding is planned. Space Company in Sunnyvale, Calif. Mrs. Edgar Widmann is chair- marshes, bogs and prairie pot- man. Fashions will be by Lill- holes, serve as giant natural Dr. Kramer Made Mr. Schoonmaker, an alumnus Ann Shoppe, Front St. Commen- sponges. They soak up water in of Stevens Institute of Technol- :ator will be Mrs. Theodore Stro- times of peak runoff and help Fellow of Academy ogy, Hoboken, N. J.^also is em maintain the water table. ployed at Lockheed. ••••••' Kl. /YOUR " MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Dr. Sydney M. Kramer, 33 Monmouth The wedding is planned' for DOLLAR May 25 here in St. Patrick's St., Red Bank, N. J., has been Cathedral. LEON'S BULLETIN NO. 1 GOES made a fellow of the American Academy of Optometry, Dr. Carel Chosen for Band C. Koch, secretary, has an- MERCERBURG, PA. — James nounced. . Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bernard, 1 South Woodland Hie academy is an internation- Dr., Pair Haven, and Dennis Nel- the truth about al, scientific, professional organi- son Breed, son of Mr. and Mrs. zation made up of practicing op- R. N. Breed, 58 Heron Rd., Mid- tometrists, scientists and re- HERE! dletown, have been chosen as searchers in the field of vision. members of the marching band Membership is acquired by exam at The Mercersburg Academy Rug ination and meeting certain according to Earle H. Grover, di standards for qualification. rector of instrumental music at RAILROAD the school. CONVENTION DELEGATES ANNIVERSARY DINNER—Two charter members of the Tinton Falls Fire Company The band is one of .the few VAREHOUSE RED BANK — Six members schoolboy marching bands In the Cleaning of the Monmouth Reform Temple auxiliary receive corsages at the group's recent 30th anniversary dinner In Colts Neck country. Members must be pre- Sisterhood will attend the 34th Inn. Left to right Are Mrs- Marvin David, president; Mrs. John Lemon, Mrs. Sarah cision performers at drilling, OUTLET biennial state convention of the since the band presents intricate 241 Highway II, Estontown New Jersey Federation of Temple Scott, who is Mrs. Lemon's mother, and Mrs. Louis Poitrinal, vice president. ormations as it plays. M Sooth «l Ealoatom Circle Sisterhoods Monday and Tuesday CLEAN RUGS LAST LONGER, LOOK LOVELIER! in Atlantic City. They are Mrs. York, widow of Isaac Rittenberg, . . . You wouldn't think of wearing a wool suit Open dally 10 to 9; Sat. I to < Albert Goldstein, Mrs. George To Share wholesale woolen executive, ac- Call 542-2020 Yanko, Mrs. Jack Futerfas, Mrs. cording to an inventory filed here for more than two years before having it cleaned, Milton Mausner, Mrs. Bernard by the State Transfer Tax De- would you? Yet the carpets in your home are in Schwartz and Mrs. Monroe In Estate partment. constant use and subjected to far more dirt, grease Deutsch. Under terms of a will, Mrs. and grime than any single piece of clothing. That's Bry receives one-lhird of the es- why many women suffer disappointment when Of $825,000 tate remaining following distri- their lovely carpets become dull and lifeless. DOROTHY TOLAND NEW YORK - Mrs. Adelaide bution of about $89,000 in spe- FLOOR SAMPLE (Ordinary home cleaning methods allow up to 15% R. Bry of 41 Parker Ave., Deal, cific bequests. Identical shares of the soil to remain In the rug.) Don't be disap- DANCE STUDIO is a beneficiary in the (825,000 go to two sons. CLEARANCE pointed . . . have your rugs thoroughly cleaned estate of her mother, the late Mrs. Rittenberg was 80 years SAVE BIG DOLLARS with our new automated "Jet Cleaning Process" Mrs. Belle Rittenberg. of New old at her death Sept. 28, 1959. ... It adds years of life and beauty to your NOW expensive rugs. • New Custom Made on beautiful Furniture to Order FREE CALL and DELIVERY WATCH FOR THE OPENING! 3 • 5 - 7-pc. RVUphol«tery DINETTE SETS • Draperies Buy now while • Slipcovers The Pick-up Shop the selection ~ FOR THE HOME REMODELER is at its best! personalized Service and HIGHWAY 35. MIDDLETOWN Custom Workmanship SHORE DINETTES • Kitchen cabinets • Ceramic tile Is Our Trademark 1203 Hwy. 35 KE 1-4890 WANAMASSA Classical Ballet Technique • Counter tops • Floor tile Between Asbury Park and Eatontown Circle Phon* SH 7-0652 Contemporary Jaix • Exhaust fans • Built-in appliances Open Mon., Wed. & Frl. 10-9 P.M. SINCE 1912 307 Hwy. 35, Mlddlefown Daily 'til & p.m. Tap - Acrobatic - To* • Vanltorles • Kitchen sinks In your home—or In our plant Cor. Cheitnut St. and Hwy. 13 opp. Julie's Farm Market 201 East Bergen Place 64.76 White St., Red Bank, SH 7-2800 SH 1-2208 IIIIIIIMI111 2,1962 RED BANK EEGISTER

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Hit *m• a bfit For r* Use Qwr Warn Ads BEDBANK SH 1,0010 DAY Dial SH 1-1110 NIGHT SECTION TWO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1962 7c PER COPY 40Years of Control Hangs in the Balance By RUSSELL P. RAUCH While the campaign has been quiet, both sides have been The survey is critical of leadership In the department sad some phases of the unit's operations. (A News Analysis) working hard meeting the people face to face. The Democrats have been attacking virtually everything The Dimocrau claim the Name for this situation rests MIDDLETOWN — For the first time in four decades, the the present administration has done. with the Township Committee and that It his ignored the ef- Republican administration faces a serious threat to its political STOP-GAP SPENDING forts of Mr. Moody to correct the problem, v control of the township in the coming election. The prime charge has been that the administration has The GOP contends that It asked for the survey to find Mt list year the Democrats opened the door when Earl Moody been spending vast sums of money In a stop-gap, crash pro:, m d*taU Juitwhat.had to be done tolmpiwB the force. became the first member of that party to sit on the governing gram to solve the problems of the community. The Demo- "'TWy also claim severalof the recommendattoas la &» body In 39 years. crats feel that poor planning in prior years has forced this ad- survey have already been put Into effect. • ministration to embark on numerous, expensive projects in an This year there are two seats on the committee and con- - There also have been some-charges that the report wai' trol of it is at.stakey attempt to stay in power. •' The Republicans counter that this criticism is nothing more to be suppressed until after the election. Aflhough cautious as to predicting the outcome, both sides than "double talk." see victory. \ GOP UNHAPPY On one hand, say the GOP candidates, 'the Democrats com- Furnishing the Democratic opposition are Martin V. Law- , The Democrats say it would hava If a copy of the survey plains of numerous problems existing In the township and then lor, a former member of the Board of Education, and Edward was sot released to the press. turn around and complain that money is being spent to solve J.Rotlu them. The administration - the GOP candidates — In particular : Mr. Roth was defeated in a bid for the school board earlier The GOP also has parried this attack by-asking'the Demo- — were unhappy about.this,and made their feelings dear. this year. , crats how they propose to solve these problems without spend- However, Republican officials said the report would hav* ' FIVE RUNNING, ing money. been released before election after its contents had been re- Mr. Lawlor, an assistant treasurer and personnel manager The Democrats answer by promising to bring Industry into viewed with the firm that dratted it. ' for the Association Aviation Underwriters hi New York City, the community to provide for non-residential ratables. Many GOP rffidtls admit that the party U working harder served on the board from 1953 to 1959. The Democrats also contend that everything the adminis- this year than if has in many past elections. . • Mr. Roih is manager of the treasurer's office of the-Na- tration ht$ done, from the master plan to a sidewalk program, Th» Democrats are cognlranf of this and have beefr«ttl- tional Broadcasting System, New York City. .••'"..-• was done too late and only after the Democrats had. urged cal of the fact that the GOP has spent a good amount of money ^~ Seeking their second full terms on the Township Commit- these projects in their campaign platforms. on the campaign while the Democrats themselves do not have tee are Paul Pandolfi and Thomas S. Field. THOROUGH STUDY the ntoney'to spend. % " '. FOUR 4H-IRS — Robert Weldon, 10, putt finithing Mr. Pandolfi is a chemical engineer and is supervisor of The Incumbents have replied that these projects were Another point which appears to be worrying the Democrats process and project engineering for E. I. DuPont de Nemours formulated and undertaken only after careful study. touches on new bird house at other 4-H Club membert, is voter apathy. ' Inc., Parlin. They contend the programs will be effective to control the Last week on* Democrat official complained that It it al- (left to right) Robert Zallii, 10; Evan Kalenik, II, and Mr. Field is sales manager for English Motors, Red Bank, future growth of this 60 per cent developed township. most impossible to arouse voter interest. Edward Zatadowtki, 13, all of Haxlet, watch. The boys Running as an independent is Rolf Paulsen, a mechanical A late-breaking issue has' been the recently completed sur- Ironically, there seemed to be little voter Interest locally engineer. In 1957 and 1959 he ran on the Democratic ticket vey of the police department It was prepared by the Inter- art all officer! in the four newly-formed 4-H unit* in last year when Mr. Moody gained election to the governing ' for the governing body. ' national Association of Chief s of Police. body. : Raritan Township; ' New 4-H Clubs Choice of Mayor Highlights Form in Raritan The Election in Fair Haven HAZLET—"MaUiig the Best Better," the slogan of 4-H By JOHN FLINT Fair Haven has been In the headlines as a club*, is becoming familiar to many younsters in Raritan FAIR HAVEN-The party alignment' of seat of friction rather than progress," he con- Township. ' chief elected officials here is seen by Demo- tinued. crats and Republicans alike as the pivot of "Mr. Kosene has discharged his job time Four clubs have recently been formed under the sponsor- the campaign which is now drawing near its time again by personal attacks on Individual ship of the Raritan Ridge Civic Association, with more than close. . elected officials and hi one case sought their 79 boys and girls participating. Mayor Milton Koseae, the. Democratic resignation," Mr. Dusinberre) said. . • Although 4-H was for years an organization of rural young candidate for re-election, said yesterday, the THE'RULING CLIQUE* people, there are now clubs in suburbs and cities. In fact, issue is whether or not taxpayers realize1 that. The Democratic candidate points out, how- nearly two-thirds of all New Jersey 4-H members live In the it is to their advantage to have representation ever, that when elected two yean ago he broke suburbs. There are now more than 49 clubs in Monmouth from a minority .who will "question,, check tie "ruling clique in which all minds act as County serving 700 club members. upon, restrain when necessary, and prod when one." The people of Fair Haven have re- OTHER INTERESTS advisable" the all-Republican councllmen. ceived representation, he said, as I promised." The 4-H program has been geared to the Interests of the But the GOP candidate for the same office, "If two heads are better than one, than Peter deK. Dusinberre, has countered that Mr. two-party government is better than one-party boy or girl In suburban or urban areas, for example, such % projects as flower gardening, indoor gardening, rooting shrubs Kosene has a "total misconception of what he government." L . aod bow to keep a good lawn are popular. Other interest* in- was elected to do, In my opinion. Mr. Dusinberre charged that Mr. Kosene clude electricity, photography,, woodworking, arts and crafts, RAISED HIS VOICE has "taken credit for actions sparked by and dog care and training. "He his discharged the responsibility of others" or his party, colleagues now •holding the. office of mayor in a manner more befit- council seat*. - i Girls programs include cooking, sewing, home improve- ting a minority in a legislative body, whose DIDN'T LEAD COUNCIL ment and child c«re fields. purpose if one of opposition," he said. ' ' . "He has not governed in the best Interest The new program here was initiated by Mrs. Otto ple Aisociafion of the Red Bank area hat started Expressing; confilience that local' .voters of the residents becaun of his inability to It Michigan Ave., I* cooperation with George W. Si a fund raising drivrto acquire the Fair Haven Methodist Church, River Rd., Fair will return him to office, Mr. Kosene said lead the council," the former Board of-lEflu- Monmouth County t&* Club agent :H«fej|tJho associatioff'pfairtrfcay the church building which the Methodists witf va- 'that "time after tinu our residents hsv» heard c*Uon prnMmt MtU. '• V OFFERS AND LEADERS y of their mayor raising his voice In their be- A solid GOP majority will return leader- cate ort compleKon'iJf Ch>rit Church Meihodist, Ridge Rd., Fair Haven. The Masonic half where formerly no such voice "existed." - ship to the local government with, the result Names of the new clubs, officers and leaden Include: a Association's board of trustees are, from left, first row, Abraham J. Zager, Albert , Mr. Koseae, is the first Democratic mayor of sound administration, planning and progress, photography club, the. "Shutter-Fans," Edward Zasadowski, C. Vetter, president, and Fred "Mitschele, and, from left in rear, George F. Wilson, Fair Haven has had for a number of years, he declared. ' 18 Michigan Ave., president; Robert Weldon, 7 Kentucky Dr., •VOCIFEROUS MINORITV vice president; Evan Kalenik, 28 Bucknell Dr., secretary; Ro- Jr., W. Elmer Ether, Chris' D; Kluih, William G. Becker and George T. Barnard. The issue that confronts voters, Mr. Ko- Mr. Dusinberre argues that Mr. Kosene's sene ssid, is if taxpayers want to revert to bert Vallis, 1 Virginia Aye., treasurer, and Otto Ledig, 16 Mich- "vociferous minority" approach-has not given, the stagnant one-party clique which they en- igan Ave., leader. • the borough the leadership that is needed. dured for 40 years under an all-Republican The "Busy Little Btavers" with projects in social know- "The office of mayor requires leadership, Mayor and Council or whether they want to how and arts and crafts:,Brandy Blumberg, 16 Virginia Ave., 1 700 Hear Detroit Symphony administration and planning for the good of continue and augment the two party repre- president; Eileen Hand, 8 Michigan Ave., vice president; De- ? the borough," the GOP candidate said. sentation which began 22 months agowlth my nlse LaClair, 24 Oregon Ave., secretary; Carol Cherry, 12 By ELEANOR MARKO Auguste Franck, "Symphony in reflected the spirit of Mozart as "It is too dear that In the last two years election." Oregon Ave., treasurer; Mirs. Walter Blumburg and Mrs. Rob- RED BANK — A total of 1,700 D Minor." One of the longest of the composer intended. ert Vallis, assistant leaders. persons willingly left their radios the five selections on the pro- The program's finale was not The "4-H Buffalo*" with forestry and wildlife projects; and televisions last night to see gram, the three movements of quite as serene, but as brilliant (officers not yet elected);, Mrs. Robert Burozski, 31 Virginia and ^ bear Paul Paray, the greatthe symphony lasted 35 minutes. as it began with the Bacchanale Ave., leader. Of the three principal themes, Ask Debate Ground Rules maa-oj music, French hero'and from "Samson and Delilah' the harp and plucked strings lit The "4-H Queens with projects in food planning and arts patriot, conduct the Detroit Sym- Camille Saint-Saens which NEW SHREWSBURY - Early proper to accord the privileges "We have been witting all and crafts; Marlyn Ledig, 16 Michigan Ave,, president; Paula phony Orchestra in the opening the second movement provided lows the Biblical story from the this morning it was still not clear of the platform to informal sub- week to heir from the Democrats Kalenik, 28 Bucknell Dr., vice president; Sherri Blumberg, 16 of the 1M2-O concert series of perfectly the rhythmic back- Book of Judges. just what form a projected de- stitutes." about arrangements for the de- Virginia Ave., secretary; Sharon Mahon, 23 Dartmouth Dr., Monmouth Arts Foundation.' ground for the Important Eng- The audience acclaimed the bate -between1 Republican. s an-d Councilman John E. Lemon bate," Mr. Willett said, "and we treasurer, and Mrs. Otto Ledig, IS Michigan Ave., leader. - There probably weren't many lish horn, and unison horns celebrated conductor, who began Democrats at the Wayside fire Jr., Republican candidate for haven't heird a word." A Christmas bazar will be the first major joint project of in the Carlton Theater's capacity against a counter-melody by his conducting career after World house tonight would take. mayor, said that If he leaves Ms "There was no understanding the four new dubs. They plan to show the public what they audience who knew that the in- violas and cellos. War I, with such overwhelming The Republicans Issued a kaffeeklatsch in tine, he will that it would be necessary to go are doing in 4-H work and hope to better acquaint.people with ternationally known conductor is The concert opened serenely applause that he returned for two statement last night saying that go to the Wayside meeting, and into a lengthy discussion of the 4-H program. retiring his. baton soon after con- with the overture "The Hebrides" encores, a Fantasia on "Green- their candidates had accepted a that other Republican candidates ground rules," Adm. Shepard ducting the -47-year-old orchestra (Fingal's Cave) by Felix Men- sleeves" by Ralph Vaughan Wil- challenge to debate -tonight with may also attend, late in the said. "Th« matter boils down to since 1951, delssohn-Bartholdy. Next was a liams, featuring a flute, and the the understanding "that mutually evening. this: when one is invited to at- This, is Mr. Paray*s last tour composition based on the ad- Toreador Song from Bizet's agreeable ground rules could be Public Invited tend a function as a guest, and * t m** • * v^ •••• •• ••*• L ^^ _ • T^ . • with the Detroit orchestra before ventures of Fingal, the Scottish "Carmen." Both brought audible agreed on." Adm. Sheptrd said'the general accepts, the hosts are under no New Jersey assuming the titled conductor counterpart of Ireland's Highland response to the popular selec- To Send Willett public is Invited to the meeting, obligation to renew the invita- eineritus. This was his third ap- King Captain of the Guard, Finn tions. They said that since the Demo- and that any person regardless tion." pearance in Red Bank. Twice he MacCool, central figure in an Likes Red Bank crats had not communicated with of party may address questions "Th« invitation still stands for them about ground rules, the Re- to candidates from the floor and conducted for the foundation-epic war. Saul Bernat, assistant manager the Republican candidates, any News Briefs sponsored Young People's Con publican candidates will attend Will be answered, "as Is cus- or all of them, to attend," the Third Selection of the Detroit Symphony Orches- certs. Under his direction, the a kaffeeklatsch previously tomary in meetings of this sort" Democratic spokesman slid. By The AwaeUted Frew The Overture to "The Flying tra, and tour manager, stated scheduled, and will send Coun- orchestra played in- one of the that "We like to play In Red "The Democratic candidates first of the concert series after Dutchman" "by Richard Wagner, cilman Herbert L. Willett 3d, to have been trying to get the Re- PWNCETON-The head of Cal- judges hear and give decision! in which in musical terms the Bank." He added that he con be their spokesman at the Way- ifornia's, air pollution medical in contested workmer com the establishment of Monmouth sldered the audience, and the art publican-candidates to come Arts Foundation in 1951. andent story of the unfortunate side meeting. face to face with them on the Seek State services said yesterday that pensatfon cases. advancement committee of the mariner Is retold, added the third The Democrats' campaign same platform all during the medical research in his state has The theater management stated foundation "erudite." selection last night that the or- manager, Adm. Andrew G. Shep- campaign, and so far have suc- revealed no connection between that 25ft extra,seats were pro- Certification CARLSTADT-An Erie-Lack- chestra also has recorded on Four other conductors of trie ard, however, said that while his ceeded only once," Adm. Shep- smog and a higher death rate. vided last night to add to the awanna railroad train rammed Mercury Records. svmphony who will step into Mr. party's candidates are eager to ard said. "If the Republican Dr. Jorn R. Goldsmith of Berk- 1,500 regular seat capacity. Paray's spotlight for the re- Into af the majority party. ucatlon. luxury tax collections so far this Mayor James W. Bly will of- senate seat, joined In the pledge man was Issued a summons for year are $42,206 ahead of the first ficiate at the rlbbon-cuttlng at 2. To permit a majority of all to abolish the caucus. Elimination careless driving Wednesday after TRENTON - Mrs. Dora P. 10 monthi of 1961. There was a the building, situated at the end the senators to vote a bill out of of the caucus has been a recur- his car collided with another ve- Rothschild, a Newark attorney, slight decline, however, for Oc- STUDENTS STOPPED AT DORM — A group of Ole Mlis of Meadow Dr., at 3 o'clock. Ray a committee, if the committee re- rent theme In Wheeler's campaign hicle at the intersection of Broad yesterday, became the first wom- tober, It was announced yester- students is stopped by U. S. Army MP guards at door H. Stlllman, owner of the build- fuses to release the bill against his Republican opponent St. and Maple Ave. day. The tax, considered a ing, also will participate In the Nelson F. Slimier. an judge for the state Division of of Lestar Hall while' a search of the dorm was being 3, To give the senate president, Police slid the summons went barometer of business conditions, ceremony. An open house for The only Democratic senator Workmen's Compensation. Her not a party caucus, power to de- to Charlu J. Rogers, 301 Ran- brought in $208,904 last month,' conducted inside. Reports said a "cherry bomb" was the public will be held from 2 to who was not present at the meet- appointment to the post which has cide which bills will come up for dolph Ave., Jersey City, whose 13,750 less than in October, 1961. 5 o'clock. Ing was Sen. John A. Wadding- a salary range of 912,000 to $15,- hurled from Lester Hall (next to Baxter Hall where Ne- a vote, once they ara out of com- car was in collision with an auto- •00 was made by Raymond F. The October receipts reflect The new Civil Defense head- ton, D-Salem, who agreed to the gro James Meredith is housed) and struck an MP. mittee. mobile driven by Joan E. Chria- Male, state commissioner of La- mostly business done In this re- quarters alto will house the statement of principles by tele- tensen, 13J First St, Perth Am- bor and Industry. Compensation sort lit September. (AP Wlrephoto) borough's police reserves. 4. To permit any 11 senators phone. . .-«. boy. ' ,.. " • • v Tru, 18—VriAty, NWmber 2,:, WJ2 REGISTER RED PEJTH AMBOY MOVIE AMBOY DWVE-rM- Features Entire RED BANK . Jrm. • * lttf.-ife.ito>>, l»i Murder FRIDAY TV by Contrut 1:Ui HmuleiB for Heavy, Channel] _WCBS-TV CARLTON- weight 9:0»; Olrl Loveri Use OM. Channel 7 £_ _WABC-TV Sky Above, The Mud Below 2:00; Stm-dUrtoon Karnlval 6:11; War Channel 4 _WNBC-TV Channel I _ Casf of Broadway Show 7: 4:50: 7:16: 12:00 5-Felix Apd The Wizard Even though he's down to oneCuba, nuclear disarmament, Ber- EATONTOWN BUN.—Chapman Report 2:20; 4:50; 2—Love of Life 7—Discovery '62—Children measly hour of television a 7:15; 9:15. 4—First Impression trand Russell and war still man' DRIVE-1N- 9-^Looney Tunes week, Jack Paar continues to useages to get.laughs. Kartoon Karnlval 7:00; Firebrand EDISON 7—Jane Wyman—Drama 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons his air time to introduce new 8:00; 11:«; Music Man BUD. MENLO PARK CINEMA- "The worst performance we BAT.-sCartoom 7:00; Firebrand 8:00; 9—Science Fiction Theater 13—American Economy Chapman Report 2:00; >4:5S; 7:25; people to the TV audience. There ever gave was last Monday," he ,Mu>le Man »:io: Picnic 11:55. • 11—Merry Mailman 4:55 are times; n|mor his it, that the BUN.—Muilc Man 8:05 10:00; Fire- BAT.—Chapman Report 1:30: J:45; 113—Russian lor Beginners 4-News noted. "Imagine trying to get brand 8:55 A-OO' 8:20; 10:40. 1 new people are introduced to himlaughs from references like that LONG BRANCH SUN.—Chapman Report J:00i 4:65: 12:25 7—American Newsstand at the sarne/ time they're intro- 72S; 2—News• , 5:00 immediately after President Ken- BARONET- • 'wOODBRIDGE duced to the viewers; If there is nedy's speech. It Was like a ConvicH Pour 3:18: 7:00; 10:00 V 12:SO 2-^Love That Bob—Comedy any truth to his canard, then it's Rider on a Dead Hone 2:00; 8:15 (RIVE-IN- wake." BAT.—Kiddle Show: 2:15; convict* FRI k SAT,—Cartooni 7:00; No Man 2—Search for Tomorrow; 4—Movie—Drama • likely that tour of tonight's guests Four 4:09; 7:08: 10:13; Rider en a li in Iiland 7:«; Mualo Man 9:50; 4—Truth or Consequences 7—1 Married Joan—Comedy Dudley doesn't like to classify Dead Horae 5:62, 8:57. Great Imposter 12:30. haven't met Mr. Paar before. It's himself as a specific type of mu- BUN No Han !• an laland 2:20; SUN.—Flame In the Street! «:05; 5—Cartoons 9—Movie—Drama even possible that he's.never seen 6:00: 9:46; Damn the Defiant 4:15; 8:30; Last Rebel 8:00. 7—Camouflage 11—Cartoon Zoo sician. 8:00.' MONTCLAIR them perform. In which cas«v A Swinging Pianist . ASBURY PARK 9—Memory Lane 13—Once Upon A Day—Children he's In for as much of a treat ILAIRIDGE- 11—Rocky and his Friends 5:25 "Corny as it sounds," he said, LYRIC- Hollday In Spain 8:30. - as "ou are. Question Seven 2:1S: 7:15: 0:10 SAT.-Holldajr In Spain 2:00; 8:30. 13—Parents and Dr. Spock 11—Rocky And His Friends The four guests, named Alan I'm just interested in swinging, SAT. & BUN.—QUMtlon Seven 2:00: BUN.—Hollda/ I" Spain 2:30; 7:30. I guess if you have to classify 3:45; S:<0; 7:30: 11:30. 12:45 5:30 Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan MAYFAIR- No problem finding tenants 2—Guiding Light 2—Movie—Adventure Miller and Dudley Moore, com- me, I play modern jazz, but I'm Manchurlan Candidate 2:40: 7:20; when you advertise The Register 5—Sandy's Hour—Children not what you'd call cool. Too 11:40 11—Merry Mailman—Children prise the entire cast of the brand SAT.—Kiddle Show 2:00; Manchurlan way—Advertisement. 12:53 7—Highway Patrol—Police new Broadway hit revue "Beyond many musicians Ignore the most Candidate 7:20; 9:50. 4—News H—Popeye—Cartoons important aspect of jazz, the SUN.—Manchurlan Candidate 2:15; The Fringe," imported from Eng- 4:49: 7:15; »:45. 7—News FRIDAY EVENING land by producer Alex Cohen for beat." Among his favorite jazz mu , NEPTUNE CITY 1:00 «:00 his Nine O'clock Theatre at the INEPTUNE C1TY- ICE SKATING 2—Burns and Allen—Comedy 4-News and Weather Golden Theatre. siclans, he lists Oscar Peterson, Carry On Sergeant! 8:35; 4-Leave It To The Girls Erroll Garner, Miles Davis, Char- A Very Private Aftalr-*;O0; 10:00 7—News "Beyond The Fringe" Is sa- BAT.—Trapp Family" 2:00; Bike Give- 5—Cartoons 11—Three Stooges tire. Satire was once described lie Mingus, Cannonball Adderley away 3:40; Voyage to the Bottom of TONIGHT the Sea 3:fiO; Carry on JBerffeanLs 7—Dr. Hudson's Journal 13—What's New—Children by a Broadway sage as "what and Gil Evans. 7:30; 10:30; A Very Private Affair 11—People Are Funny "I've never had any feeling for 6:00; 9:00. 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. 1:15 closes Saturday night." Not. so BUN,—Cany on Sergeants 3:50; 0:50; 13—Furi at One—Children 7-Wealher New Orleans Jazz," he said. 'V 0:80; A Very Private Affair 2:15; •GYPSY* PAIR —Mr. Wilson (Gale Gordon, left) has "Beyond The Fringe." Defying 5:15; HU. SATURDAY 1:25 1:20 it opened/on Saturday night. Since don't have so-called roots. I start- 5-News ed off with a lust for Erroll Gar- COIXINGWOOD CIRCLE Dennis^-PJay^ North) as unwelcome company when he 7-Sports " the material was written by the SHORE DRIVE-IN- 10:00 «.m. to 12 noon visits a gypsy camp to gather material for a magazine 1:30 6:25 very same foursome which per- ner records. I've only gotten in- KW. * BAT.—I Than* * Jlool 7:00; 2:00 pjn. to 4:30 p.m. 2—As The World Turnj terested in others in the past two Sky Above, the Mud Below 9:00; 7—Capsule Comment forms it, it represents a syn- Twinkle * Bhlne f0:<0. article on "Dennis the Menace" Sunday, Nov. 4 (7:30- 5—Movie—Drama 6:30 years. Art Tatum has no apnea 8UN<—Sky Above, ihe Mud Below 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. 7—December Bride—Comedy thesis of four wild and often «:00; 9:10; I Thank a Fool 7:50. 8:00 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network. - 4—Local News quite different senses of humor. for me. I can't tolerate the flow- 9—Star and Story—Drama 5—Mickey Mouse Club ery and ornate conception of his SUNDAY 11—Best of Groucho—Quiz Depending on the time available, North of Red Bank It adds up! More and more 7—News you'll see perhaps three of the music. I find that Oscar Peter- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 2:00 p-m. to 4:30 p.m. people use The Register ads each 13—Time Now for Music 9—Zoorama—San Diego son is the only man who culti 1:50 bits from "Beyond The Fringe" ATLANTIC- 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 pjn. issue because results come (ast- TV Key 11—Robin Hood—Adventure on the Paar Show tonight. vates the beat flawlessly. I'm not Ahsetit-Mlnied Proreasor 7:00; 9:00 er.—Advertisement. 13—Higher Horizons 13—Profile: New Jersey mad about the soul school,—in BAT.—Abscnt-Mlnded Profeiior 2:00 Among the four, Dudley 7:0O; 9:00. 1:55 l 6:40 fact, I'm not overwhelmed by the SUN.—Naked Spur 2:00; 5:20; 8:40 Moore, the smallest in stature, is King 8olojnoti'« Minn 3135; 6:55 1 4—News 4-Wealher pianistic talent in this country. CASINO HENN NEPTUNE CITY 2:00 the musical wit. He is also re- 10;lS. • Previews 6:45 garded as one of England's fore- Compare to people like Billy Tay- HAZLET ICE PALACE THEATRE — 774-6272 2—Password 2—Political Talk lor, Junior Mance and Red Gar- most modern jazz pianists. LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Boardwalk, Asbury Park Tonight's top television shows 4—Merv Griffin—Variety 4-Newi land, and that studiously serious Cartoona 7:00; Requiem for A Heavy- as previewed and selected by T\ Poisonous and Grubby?, weight 7:07; 10:2O; Revenge ol 7—Day In Court—Drama 7—Focug On The News . Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson is a Frankenstein 8:49 CALL PR 4-2000 Brlgltte Bardot Key's staff of experts who at 9—Inquiring Mind—Education "I've been described as a poi SAT.—Cartoon-O-Rame 7:00: Requiem 7:00 giant. for a Heavyweight 7J2O; _10:40; Be '"A VERY PRIVATE tend rehearsals, watch screen 11—Divorce Court—Drama 2-Jiewj sonous gnome and a grubby "I believe a good jazz musi- ings, and analyze scripts in New AFFAIR" 2:10 4—Whiplash—Adventure' cherub to give you just a couple cian has to swing. If you swing, York and Hollywood. 13—Science Corner—Education 5—Assignment: Underwater of the more appreciative com' your phrasing and your timing plus 2: SO 7—Hennesey—Comedy ments," Dudley told me, "but un- must be good, and what you're ROUTE 66. "Across Walnut: 2—House Party 9—Merrytoon Circus til I looked at myself In the mir- "CARRY ON playing must therefore be mu- TODAY & and Wine." A good cast and a: 7—Seven Key« 11-News ror the other day, I never realized sically good. I think swing Is built SERGEANTS" eerie, suspenseful script add up 9—Movie—Musical 13—Russian For Beginners I was that small or what a fun-into good jazz music. TOM'W to a thoroughly interesting hour. 13—Tri-State Focus 7: It ny little fellow I am. I never Grab Bag Nina Foch, Belty Field. Jamei 2:50 1 Weather thought of myself as tall, but Dunn, and Robert Walker Jr., 13—Music Interlude 11—Local News THAT smalll" Coincidences (?) like'this make handle their roles as members ol 2:55 7:15 Along with the other three; Theme nervous. Next Wednesday's SAT. Kiddy Shew "TOY a strangely maladjusted famil; 4—Nfews ? 2-Newi Paar Show will Introduce Dudley •Virginian" episode, "Riff-Raff," SUN. "BEST OF ENEMIES with convJction and style. Though 5—News 7:25 to a national television audience. has three of the cast regulars outsiders Buz and Tod are believ 1:00 U-Weather "When I was here'In 1958," he storming Cuba's San Juan Hill ably used to bring some objectiv 2—Millionaire—Drama 7:30 said, "I auditioned for the Paar during the Spanish-American War NOW GMES O»fN 6:30 P.M.-MQVIIS AT 7iOO ify to their warped relationships; 4—Loretta Young—Drama 2—Rawhide—Western Show. I was playing piano in a . .. Now that NBC has scratched rtru cuiKwmum- HOT MI. •« m-rait snow mi 5—Doorway to Destiny its "Tunnel" special temporarily the drama lies in their gradual 4—(International Showtime little club in Greenwich Village TUES. awareness of themselves. 8.30 7—Queen for a Day 5—Roaring 20's—Drama and I worked up some very Eng- (?), CBS^has leaped into the p.m. CBS. 11—How to Marry a Millionaire 7—Gallant Men—Drama lish sketches in my spare time. breach. "Tunnel To Freedom" Is REQUIEM 3: JO the Circle Theatre drama next FREE! . SING ALONG WITH MITCH 9—Movie—Biography' They wanted to use me on TV, — mix It's almost inevitable you'll know 2-To Tell The Truth 1 Weff'j CoIHe-Drarna but unfortunately they couldn't Wednesday. This is like filling the "HOT every tune and most of the word: 4—Young Dr. Ma^ae—Serial 13—Compleat Gardener holes in the schedule with! •"'-"THE REVENGE OF find a spot for me for three sHor CHILDREN'ALWAYS FREE of Mitch's songs tonight, so cleai 5—Mr. District Attorney 7:45 holes... ELKTRIC 'N COLOR FRANKENSTEIN' months and I was too homesick your voice and come prepared ti 7-Who Do You Trust? 13-UN Review-News Analysis to wait around. In fact, I'm home- Jonathan Miller of "Be- M-A-CAt LVH« 11—Laurel-Hardy and Chuck yond The 7ringe" makes a Mon- HEATERS. FREE; HEATERS sing. There's "I Cant Give You 8:00 sick right now. Anything' But Love," "Betty Co- J:55 1)—Invisible Man—Drama "Incidentally," he added, day afternoon appearance on the ed," "Little White Duck," "Ha 2—News 13-Festival Of The Arts "though I'm sure we'll all be Merv Griffin Show . . . NBC an- "CONVICT FOUR" 11—Mr. Peabody nounces the sale of eight tele- ATLANTIC lelujah.' for example, plus a , 8:30 making more television appear "RIDER ON A DEAD HORSE" Hank Williams,',, salute, segmeni 4:00 . , 2—Route 66—Adventure ances, the Paar Show will be thevision series to the network of THEATRE 2—Secret Storm—Serial the New Zealand Broadcasting AllMllc HlRbbUHlK—Xrl. 29141U with "Hey Good Lookin," "No 4—Sing Along With Mitch only time we'll do any of the Teardrops Tonight" (Gloria Lam 4—Make Room For Daddy 5—Texan—Western Commission. Is this wise, at a FRANK SINATRA NOW—Eves. 7 and 9 material from our show on TV. "MANCHUR1AN CANDIDATE" SAT. MATIXEK AT 2 bert), "Cold Cold Heart" (Leslli 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons 7—Flintstones—Cartoon time when we need every friend 7—American Bandstand From now on it will be inter- Uggams), and more, (Color). 8: 11—Frontier Circus—Western. views and special material." we can get overseas? . . .This 30 p.m. NBC. 9—High Road To Danger S:00 * seems approriate. Nanette Fab- BEST FILM OF THE YEAR 11—Bozo The Clown Along with everyone else, I 5—Bronco—Western wondered how American audi- ray, the Mrs. President of Broad- "QUESTION 7" 13—Children Growing 7—Dickens .. . Fenster way's "Mr. President," turns up I'M DICKENS . . . HE'S FEN 4:25 ences were taking to the very STER. "The Acting Game." Fun 1:30 English material in the show. as Merv Griffin's guest—on Elec- 11—Koka The Clown 2—Fair Exchange—Comedy tion Day. ny outing. Harry believes he's 4:30 No Changes been selected to do a TV com •4—Don't Call Me Charlie 2—Edge 0/ Night-Serial 7—77 Sunset Strip * "The reception here has been merdal but he soon discovers oth every bit as good and as aware er carpenters are competing for 9—Movie—Drama SUN. - MON. - TUES. the job. The auditions and re- 11—Scott Island—Adventure as It was back home," he an- OonUniioux Sun. From 1 hearsals are hilarious and they'll 13—To Be Announced swered. "In some Instances, the delight the cult of Astin-Ingels I0:M reaction is even better. Aside fans this crazy series has cap-4-Jack Paar—Variety from an occasional word here N tured already. Definitely the sea^ S—Yancy Derringer and there, we didn't change the Jack son's ljest comedy series. 9 p.m 11—Mr. Adams and Eve show at all." Sullivan's ABC. 10:05 It is to the group's credit that 13-World At Ten what with world tensions as they SPRING LAKE, N. J. JACK PAAR SHOW. Jack's I«:S0: are, a. show which is highly topi- lineup for tonight is kind of spe- 2—Eyewitness • cial. In addition to George Burns 5—Mr. Lucky—Adventure 1:35 and the singing trio Peter, Paul 7—Third Man—Mystery 4—13th Hour—Drama and Mary, Jack's got the four in- 2:05 AL KENNY 11—Allie Sherman—Sports corrigible, young Englishmen who 13—Images 4—Sermonette—Religion (•tlMtloul Planltt 2:15 Appeirlni Nltaly make up the entire writing and 11:00 acting cast of the recently trans- 4—News 7—Evening Prayer—Religion Erv Bradley Dance Orch. ported satirical revue "Beyond 5—News ,2:S5 Frl. & Sat. NItes the Fringe," Broadway's newest 7—News Z-Newi '' r n.UH Jno BIO I»T accommodations for hit. As a foursome, they'll per- .1—Steve Allen-Variety 2:40 JAMES STEWART Luncheon - Dinner form an Incisive tidbit from the 13—News of Religion 2—Give Us This Day —Religion ROBERT RYAN Weddings - Parties show on the filming of a cig- 1I:OS" "NAKED SPUR" color Anniversaries arette commercial, and a take-off 5—Political Talk - PRIVATE ROOM on four men meeting for lunch, STARTS WEDNESDAY On his own, "virtuoso" Dudley 11:10 Gibson 9-9000 2-Weather "MUSIC MAN" Moore will do his hilarious (open 4—Weather ending) concert piece on the pi- 5—Movie—Dram* COME anoforte. Tune in. 10 p.m. NBC. and (Color) 7—Local News 11:15 ENJOY! 4-Tonight Lavender EYEWITNESS. This one is an 7—Movie—Drama Our New either-or affair. The impact of the 11:20 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Cuban crisis on the United States, 9-Movie . '. . Featuring piano TERRACE ROOM latin America as a whole and 9—Playback—Music and accordion music Castro and Castroism in particu- 12: M every Friday and Satur- lar, Khrushchev and his situation 11—News day ... the smart, new OF THE at home, and the status of the 12:50 East-West struggle, may be the 9—News subject for tonight. However, 1:00 RIVERSIDE films from India and their pend- 4—News MAGNOLIA INN ng arrival time may switch the 5—Movie—Spy Drama COCKTAIL report to Interviews with Nehru 7—Movie—Comedy LOUNGE ' featuring and Krishna Menon and the status H0S nf the China-India conflict at this 4—Mayor Of The Town UEart hour. 10:30 p.i • CBS. 1:10 Front St. Just a perfect bit of golden goodness, DANNY PAT and his Headline™ (2)-Movie Red Bark It adds up! More and more 1:20 the very best in cooking know how. 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MoCARTER THEATRE SH 7-9616 WA 1-8700 • Box 526, Princeton HIGHWAY 35 •» MIDDLETOWN BED BANK REGISTER Friday, November 2,1962-Ift SATURDAY TV SUNDAYTV fc*0 SUNDAY MORNING t~Chaogteg Times—Finance »~Mewi *nd Weatfuer IdS •-Playback-Dare Brubeck lte« To Prayer—Religion •^Political Talk 4-Weather, * I—AJmanac Newsreel , Ifelf lJ-DateHae: Ne* Jersey 4-Natlonal Education 7:41 : 4—Sermonette—Religion 2—Camera Three 2—Movie—Dram* • • MO *—Modern Farmer 5-Movie—Comedy 2-Llfe Of Riley-Comedy 7:15 9-Movle—Biography 7:45 4—Searchlight—Interview 4-Desilu Playhouse—Drama tJ-^-Previewj 7—Faith For Today—Religion 7—Movie—Drama 4-Trouble ,Wth Fatter J-Previews 11—Jalopy Races 7—Funny Manns 7:20 4—Modern Fanner •-Legacy Of Light ifcJO S—Christopher Program 11:10 I—Your Right To Say It 9—Jack La lanne & 2-Glve U« This Day-Religion 4-Movie-Westera 12:40 11—Comedy Party-Cartoons 7:» U-Global Zobel-Travel 7—Christopher Program 2—American Musical Theater 11—Profile 7—This Is The Answer J-Movie 2-Newi 1—Big Picture—Army 1:25 7:U U-Pioneers-Drama 2-Glve U» This Day—ReUglon •-Point Of View-Discussion J-Sunriss Semester »-New» and Weather SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:15 5-News 4—Movie—Drama 7:M 5-Movie—Dram* 7:55 12:M t:U •'. 7—Morning Prayer-Religion 7—Movie—Drama 2-News 2—Newsmakers—Interview 12:10 2—Our Miss Brooks-Comedy t—Chriatopher Program 4—Youth Forums 9—Playback—Dave Brubeck 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers , S:M 11-26 Men—Western 5—Topper—Comedy 2—Have You Read ... S:N 7—Cartoons—Children 12:15 2—Movie—Drama 7—Gale Storm—Comedy 4—Crusader Rabbit-Cartoon* 2-College Scoreboard X—All Join Hands-Children •—Movie—Biography 5—Religious Film Festival 9—Almanac Newsreel J—Movie—Musical 7—Cartoons-Children KB 13—Parlons Francais I. 8:30 7—Cartoons—Children 2—Washington Report 9-Playback-Dave Brubeck M5 2-Shape-Up—Exercise I—Oral Roberts—Religion 4—Science Age—Education '—Movie—Drama 5—Cartoons-Children 7—Barney Bear—Cartoons 2:00 1J-Understanding Scinece 2—To Be Announced 4—Sermonette—Religion 9:55 <:4S 4-Sports Cavalcade ©RAMPA 5tt$ HIS CONSCKNCt-Th. RevoluHonary 11—Modern Farm Almanac 11—Adventures With Indiani S:M 2-Eye On New York ' 2:15 4—News 9-Movie-Biography V/aMype soldier (right) Is Seth McCoy, Grampa Amos 4—Let's Talk Business f—Evening Prayer—Religion 10:00 , t:M 11-Horse Race 2—Around The Corner •-News and Weather McCoy's anceitor, who appears* as Srampa'i contcience 5-Light Time-Religion 5-Movie—Western 2:20 2—Calendar—Reasoner S—Adventurous Mission 7—Youth Wants To Know 5-News 4—Say When 8:55 2-Young Worlds Competition when the contankeroui old gentlemen (left) decides to 9—Almanac Newsreel 11—Evangel Hour—Religion 11—Pioneers—Drama 2:25 5—Movie—Drama 5-Horse Racing make an unwarranted claim for U.S. Government dam- 8:45 1:30 t—Give Us This Day 7—Susie-Comedy I:N U-JeH's Collie—Drama 2-Captain Kangaroo ages on "The Real McCoys".Sunday, Nov. 4 (9:00-9:30 4—Library Lions—Education 2—Movie—Comedy . . MONDAY MORNING 11—Operation Alphabet •-Andy'i Game-Children ' •** p.m., EST) on the CBS Televitioh Network. Walter 5—Wonderama—Cartooni 4-Eternal Light 5:45 10:05 2-Love That Bob-Com«dy 7-Politics '62 13—Adventures in Merchandising 5—Just For Fun Brennan, of courie, portrays both roles. fcM [—Previews 9—Builder's Showcase 4-NFl Highlight! 5—Wonderama 11—Baseball—Puerto Rico 5:50 10:25 11—Christopher Program 5-Felix And The Wizard 9-TV Gospel Tune-Mislc 1:55 2-Glve Uf This Day-Religion 4-News 7-Wide World of Sports 11—Let's Have Fun-Children 9—Playback—Dave Brubeck 13—Places In The News IsIS 11—Ramar of the Jungle 5:55 7-Davtd And GoUath 2:09 2—News 10:30 TV Key Mailbag 4—Bible Story Game 4—Direct Line—Interview 4—Sermonette—'Religion 2-4 Love Lucy—Comedy 11—Living Word-Religion 2—Movie—Drama fc» till 7-Directiow '63-Religion •:M 4—Play Your Hunch 4-Captain Gallant o • By STEVEN H. 8CMEUER every week.—Mrs. P. H., Frank- 2-Wey To Go-Religion 9—Movies-Biography 7—Answering Service—Panel 4—Ruff And Reddy-Cartoons 11—Tombstone Territory lin, Lakes, N. 1. 2—College Of The Air 7-Q. T. Hu«h-Cartoons Question — I consider myself 4-Let's Talk About God 2: JO 4—Continental Classroom 11—Movie—Mystery 5:JJ Answer — Evidently many oth- 7—Q. T. Hush—Cartoons . 10:45 •-Movie—Drama as having moderately' sophisti- 7—Editor's Choice 6:30 9-Playbkck cated tastes so you can Imagine er "sophisticated" couples have 9-Point of View 11—Great Religious Leaders 13—Parlons Francais I U-Movie-Conedy taken to the new comedy series 2—Sunrise Semester 1IN SATURDAY EVENING my Horror when I found my 1:45 1:01 11:00 judging by the high ratings it has 4—Jewish Fourth R—Religion 4—Continental Classroom I—Alvin-Cartoon husband watching "The Beverly 4-Open Mind 7:00 2—McCoys—Comedy Hillbillies." Wei), to make i long been getting throughout the lt:M 5—Movie—Drama 4—Price Is Right 4—Shari Lewis—Children 4-New* country, 2—News T-Cartoons-Children 5-Sandy'i Hour-ChiMren story short, I reluctantly tat down 2—Lamp Unto My Feet 7—Issues and Answers 4—Today 7—Ernie Ford-V«riety in front of the set and found my 4—Inquiry—Religion 11—Encounter—.Religion 9—Johnny Andrews •-Merrytoon Circus Question - We all know how 7—Funny Manns 7:2$ 13—Science Corner—Education 2-Mlghty Mouse 11—Broken Arrow—Western S surprisingly laughing . even 5-Call To Prayer—Religion •I—King Leonardo—Cartoons unashamedly enjoying it. I can't Lucille Ball got started In show •-Understanding Our World 7-Movie-Westem - business and. bow she made all 7:2» 7-My Friend Flika explain it byt I thought you'4 be It: tt U-Celebrity Golf 7—Morning Prayer—Religion W-TellMeAStory 11—Cartoon Express—Children 4-PoliUcsl Talk ' Interested to know that my hus-those .movies before J>er TV' suc- 2-Look Up And Live 1:45 cess on "I Love Lucy" but never 7:10 HM band and I now watch the show 4-Agrlculture U.S.A. J-WCBS-TV Views the Press 5—Columbia Lectures 5—News ' 4-ReclUl Hali read anything about Vivian 7—Focas—Documentary 1:55 I—Rln Tin Tin—Adventure 7—Telepoll 7—Earjy Bird Cartoons U:U 4—Fury—Adventure Vance's early career. Please fill •-Playback-Eileen Farrell 2—Pete and Gladys-Comedy 9-Championshlp Bowling \ Ml : ' us In.—Mrs. T.H.G., Kingsland, 8:10 T-Make A Face-Children 4:00 2—Captain Kangaroo 4—Concentration 11—Supercar—Children 4—Movie—Comedy Ga. 2—Campaign Debates t-Cooklag 5—Wrestling 5—Sandy Becker—Children 5—Romper Room—Children Answer — Miss Vance made Scouts Have 4—Dialogue—'Interview ' 7—Yours For A Song ;: '• • • I:H ' - • 2-News 7—Lawrence Welk—Music 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons i-Roy Rogers-Western 1:8 her first professional appearance 9—Movie—Biography 8:10 11:40 ' 4-Magic Midway-Children • *» in a little theatre production in Weekend 11—Political Talk '—Little Rascals—Cartoons 1J—Adventures In Merchandising 5—Cartoon Theater 2-Westher 2-Have Gun, Will Travel Albuquerque, New Mexico. She 4:15 7:N 8:45 > 11:50 7—Top Cat—Cartoon »•* soon left for New York to Join Il-Politica! Talk [—News it-News 2—Sea Hunt—Adventure 2—Gunsmoke—Western the thousands of other stage Camp-Out 4:11 SATURDAY AFTERNOON 5—Jungle Jim—Adventure 7—Boxing 4-This Is NBC News 7-Beany, and Cecil struck hopefuls who flock to LINCROFT - Thirty-three 12:M S-Top Star Bowling Broadway each year to dream 11—Laurel-Hardy And Chuck 2—Sky King—Adventure 11—Superman—Adventure H—Movie—Science Fiction members of Boy Scout Troop 110 and starve together. After many here, along with three troop lead- 8:00 4—Make Room For Daddy 7:1* IMS • auditions Which got her absolute- 2—Campagn '62 7—BugtAinny—Cartoons 4-Weather 7-Make That Spare ers, recently spent a weekend ly nowhere, she stumbled upon a camping at the state hunting re- 4-Update more and more .. . 7: IS job in a chorus of a Jerome Kern 5—Riverboat—Adventure 11—Rocky And His Friends 4—Financial News serve in New Egypt. musical operetta. She went from The scoots arrived at the camp 7—Movie—Cartoon 12:tt 7:M 11—Jungle Boy—A'dventure people are enjoying the warm atmosphere and 4-SporU this show to many others such site on a Saturday morning. The I—Reading Room 5—Race for Senator as "Red, Hot and Blue," "Sky- 5:10 4—Exploring—Children 7:W 7-News . day's program consisted of erect- friendly welcome they receive at ye olde Linefoft lark," "Kiss The Boys Goodbye," ing tents, fishing in a nearby 4—Bullwinkle—Cartoons 1—Texas Rangers—Adventure 2—Jackie Gleason 9^-Weekend-Varlety and "The Voice of the Turtle." 11—Superman—Adventure 7—AlUkazaiK^hiklrcn 4—Sam Benedict—Drama 11:10 lake and a "Totin-Chip" course in 5:55 Inn. Our many years of experience enable us to 5—Bat Masterson—Western Vivian went into a voluntary the use of the i scout knife. The 11—Touchdown 2—Weather semi-retirement which lasted for ^-Playback—Eileen Farrell 7—Roy and Dale—Variety 4-Weather knife. course was conducted by 1I:5S three years, but she immediatelv SUNDAY EVENING maintain the finest quality in true colonial tradition. 2-News •-Fiesta in Puerto Rico 11:H Kenneth Casterline, Albert Azz- U-Wyatt Earp-Western said yes when she was offered man, John Boots, Jeffrey Man- !:H i—Movie—Comedy the part of "Ethel Mertz" in the 2—Twentieth Century 2-College Kickoff' Mi 4—Movies-Mystery gol, Paul Engledrum and James "I Love Lucy" TV series. This Matthews — all junior leaders. 4—Meet The Press—Interviews 5—Movie—Mystery 5—Bourbon Street' Beat 5—Race.for Senator brings us to the present and'her 5—Movie—Drama 7-Hi«h School Football J-Wondera Of The World 7—Movie—Drama A oamp&re program ended the LINCROFT INN current role as "Vivian Bagley' day's activities. 9-Maverick—Western 11—Continental Miniatures 11—Ice Hockey—Ranger* Ht» 11—Brave Stallion—Adventure 11—Passing Parade in "The Lucy Show." Vivian is ' Scouts attended religious serv- married to John Dodds, a liter- 2—Defender!—Drama ices Sunday and returned home Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-9755 »•« ary agent. hi the afternoon. 2—Password 4-Joey Bishop—Comedy 5—Movie—Drama 4—McKeever-Comedy 4-Mr. Wizard-Science 7-Mr. Smith-Comedy Scouts participating in the 1Z:M Question — Who was the actor 7—Winston Churchill 11-ThU b The Life I-Movie—Drama camping trip were Kenneth Cas-11—Everglades—Adventure 9^-PIayback—Dave Brubeck who played the young student terline, Albert Azzman, John 11—Charlie Farrell—Comedy who was killed by the police in Boots, Jeffrey Mangol, Paul En- 7:00 BrtJ the recent "Du Pont Show of the 2—Lassie—Drama glednnn, James Matthews, John 4—Ensign OToole—Comedy 9—Movie—Drama Week" titled "The Betrayal?" I William Wlnckehwann, Gordon VM have seen him before but he nev- 7—Father Knows Best Matthews, Leon Hort, Arthur U- 9—Hy Gardner—Interviews CHRIS' OCEAN VIEW BAR 4-Movie—Western er had a big part in the shows mann, Craig Gsnson, Lincoln Da- 5—Movie—Drama Tve seen.—M. F., New Hampton, It-News Ocean Ave. 842-9814 Sea Bright 7—Movie—Drama vis, Francis Skrabits, Michael Iowa Cassidy and Ronald Casterline. 7:30 hllJI 2—Dennis The Menace 2—Movie—Comedy r Answer — John Alderman is. Also, Gerald Rousseau, Daniel 4-WaltDisney's World SUN. —BAKED VIRGINIA HAM the actor's name. He has appeared Dufford, Chrisopher Rudnor, 1:1S 7—Jetsons—Cartoon Sweet Potatoes and Vegetable Mfovie. on most of the major TV se- Christopher Gill, Roger Moffler, 11—Best Of Groucho—Quiz 1:M ries and should be getting a lot Donald Moran, Frederick Koch, 7:55 ' 9—Almanac Newsreel more work since his brief but im- Stephen Lang, Clifford Ault, Wit 5-PoKtical Talk ALL YOU CAN EAT! .,',-.. 1:» • pressive part in "The Betrayal." Ham Molion, Andrew Koch, Dan- iel Rosen, James Farrell, Richard 8:00 s 1 9—News and Weather 2-Ed Sullivan-Zariety' "'P" - 2:N (For an answer to your ques- Brandow, Bruce Burton and Pe- |FR1. »™ »""• SCALLOPS I. ter Beil. 5—Boston Symphony—Music 8 7—Evening Prayer—Religion tion about any TV program or ac- 7—Movie—Melodrama Ml tor, write to Steven H. Scheuer, Leaders for the trip were Scout- 9-Ladies 'Of The Press, ITUES. -'° franks, Beans, Potatoes l.( 4—Sermonette—Religion TV Key Mailbag, c/o this pa- master Andrew Lennory, Assist 11—Great Teachers 5-9. 1:25 per.) ______ant Scoutmaster Paul Moffler and 8:30 Chicken, Potato, Vep/ble U! SHAMROCK BAR Z-News ' Committeeman Carl Rosen. Lin- 4—Car 54—Comedy fcSt It pays to advertise in Thecoln Davis, Ernest Liman and 9—Meet The Author THURS. **.. Spaghetti Meat Balls U5| BEACHWAY KEANSBURG 2—Give Us This Day—Religion Register.—Advertisement William Ford also spent some 11—People Are Funny time at the camp site. Music every Wed.. Ffl.. Set.. Sim. M0 :i 2—Real McCoys—Comedy 4—Bonanza—Western By The "LYRICS'' Church Library 5—Rise of Soviet Power LUIGI'S 9—Movie—Opera . Sun. Nite: Hully Gully, Umbo Party Is Started 11—Thriller—Drama • [ SPECIAL • i BELFORD - St. Clement's 9:30 10 Coming NOV. 9th - The "VISCOUNTS" Episcopal Church has established 2-G. E. True—Jack Webb a library consisting of 25 volumes 10:00 AND UP for use of its parishioners and 2—Candid Camera LUNCHEON 1 other interested persons. 4—DuPont Show QUICK SERVICE for busy busineis men. Try us, and t Plans call for enlarging the 1! 5—Open End PILOUS YVONNE brary to approximately 75 vol- 7—Voice Of Firestone enjoy a truly wonderful lunch. entertains you will captivate umes. 11—One Step Beyond—Drama The volumes deal with church 10: SO as you dine! you as she history, Bible, liturgy, theology, 2—What's My Line CALL IN YOUR ORDER did "Paris" biography and other books deal- 7—Howard K. Smith YVONNE ing with spiritual life. 11—San Francisco Beat FOR PIZZA AND in person with Vtw Dlmr rrwa Our Plans also call lor conducting 10:55 her orchestra of lectures on various aspects of 9—Playback—Dave Brubeck Special Luncheon Orders Charcoal 6fill the church for adult members 11:00 111 U. Dlmlx 2—News Latin and 1 One of the .seven explorers who descended into the un- of the parish. $3.50 The library books are available 4-News 90 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank American 9***v Smkl from > to • p.mr known regions of Dutch New Guinea to, film Jojeph E- for a three-week period at no 5—Political Talk AMPLE PARKING >SAlkMl«?2JH' Music $2.75 Levihe's "The Sky Above—The Mud Below," is the first charge. 7-News CUMna tl.ts whit* man ever to take part in a sacred ceremony with Make roar Carlibnmi frt ItoH We htaot. American Guru Cannibals. The Academy-Award winning wide enjoy a most delicious screen and color adventure, opening today at the. 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1 PRESBYTERIAN ST. ANTHONY * CATHOLIC ST. JAMES CATHOLIC METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST EMBURf METHODIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Shrewsbury. Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Little Silver Red. Bank Morning services wiU be at 9:3( Mattes art celebrated Sunday Sunday masses are at C, 7, I, A service of Holy Communion In observance of "Loyalty Sun- Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- The sacrament of Holy Com- We Must Mean It" is the ser- and 11 o'clock Sunday. Rev tt 7, 8, 9, IS, U and 13 o'clock. 9, 10. tl and 12 (high mm) in ill be held at 8:30 a.m. Sunday, Jay" Rev. Dr. Charles S. Web- or, will bring the communion munion will be administered atimon subject selected by Evangel-, C. J. Kirkpatrick for the 11 larold A. Scott, acting pastor, ^nfessions are heard Saturdays the church and 9, 10 and 11 iegular services are held Sunday ster will preach on the theme meditation Sunday at 11 a.m. the U o'clock service Sunday]** .m. Sunday service. 'TLessons|wiU deliver a sermon entltW from 4:30 to « p:m., aad from o'clock in the high school audi- t 9:39 and 11 a.m. The sermon "Why the Church Merits Your New members will be received morning. Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, :30 to t pm. >n the subject, "The Heart ol Support" at the 9: IS and 11 a.m. from Chapters Two and Three of 'Faith In The Future." torium. and the Lord's Supper will be pastor, will conduct the service. Baptlms ¥rt at 12:30 p.m., Worship," will be preached by .services Sunday. William C. Mrs. Thomas Koenig, organist Peter" wiH be (he subject at The sacred music for the serv Confession) are heard Satur- ierved. The deacons offering will Sundays. -' he Rev. W. Gordon Lowden. Mu- Wood, minister of music, will be designated for the Ministers and choir director, win" be at the the 6:30 pm. service. * ces will include the prelude "Tr ; days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from The Miraculous Medal Novena 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- ic tor the services will be direct- it the organ console. His organ and Missionaries Benefit Board. console. The Youth Choir will sing Congregational singing at both Jod,On High Be Praise" b; services will be directed by is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and ing the 8 o'clock mass and after id by Herbert Burtis. The chan- >relude will be "Beside the Wa- Pledges for 1963 will also be re- 'Agnus Dei" by Joseph W. do- Sach, played by Marian Tttem Charles Craun. Scripture read- |th« Perpetual Novena to St An- Novena services Monday. :el choir will sing with Raymond fers of Babylon," J. S. Bach and vived as well as food gifts for key. , irganist and choir director. Al F. Johnson, Jr., and Douglas iis postlude will be "Chaconne," Ings and prayers will be by thony la held Tuesday at 7:30. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 the Baptist Home Society in New- the ushers will be wider the he 9:30 service the choristers wif ohnson, trumpeters. The youth . Couperin. During both serv- Wayne SIKer, Roy Osbome, Linda p.m. in the church. A baptism rk. Flowers will be given by ling the offertory anthem. At th nd intermediate choirs will sing es there will be a recognition leadership of Fred Wright. Brown and Robert Mlnton, James blank must be obtained from the Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood D, Pow- iter service, the senior choir wil HOLY TRINITY EV. t the 9:30 service. A brief mes- if new members into the fellow- The flowers will be given by Elliott will preside it the Com- ers. Those on Oct. 21 were given ring the anthem "Open Ou LUTHERAN rectory and filled out before the age on "Stewardship" will be ship of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jacobi in munion services and will be as- by Mrs. William Graves and Mrs. Jyes," MacFarlane, Vsnieta Can Red Bank Baptism takes place. iven by Samuel Reed. At the 9:15 service, Mrs, Dun- memory of Mr. Jacobi's parents. sisted by Glynn Cope, Jerry Ro-llin Delatush. inico will render a solo entitled Novena devotions in honor of :an Kennedy, soprano, will be the Sunday school begins at 9:30 Pickering and Roger Kondrup. Membert of the Lutheran the Miraculous Medal are held The church school convenes Ushers will be Fred Warwick, 'God Is My Shepherd," Dvorak soloist. Her selections will be a.m. with classes for three-year- The November business meet- Church Women and Pastor Har- every Monday at 8 p.m. in the! unday at 9.30 and 11 a.m. There Melvln King, Charles Stephens, and Mrs. Tatem will concludt 'Out of the Depths Have I olds through Ugh school. Mr. Eu- ing of the church will be Mon- ild Hornberger will attend World an adult Bible class at 9:30. and Wellington Kennedy. Serving with "A Mighty Fortress Is Out church. :ried," A. Hovhaness, and "By gene Badgley will begin a class day at 8 p.m. The various com- Community Day services tonight \n adult education class, taught on the greeting committee will God," Pachelhel. for adults at 9:30 a.m. on the mittees wiH have their prelimin- at the Red Bank Baptist Church. y Rev. Kerry Robb, will con the Waters oJ Babylon," Dvorak. be deacons Sidney Dull and Ushers at tho>9:30 service wil NEW APOSTOLIC subject, "Christianity aad Com- ary meetings at 7:30 p.m. Confirmation classes will be ene at 9:30 in room 206, and At the 11 o'clock service the Kenneth Mauger, assisted by dea- Include Alfred C. Clark, Kenneth ^ Red Bank 1 munism." The class will meet in Mr. Kirkpatrick will speak over held tomorrow at 8:45 and 10 leal with "What Protestants Be- Tower Hill choir will sing the conesses Peggy Barlow and Jane /. Stevenson, Thomas B. Elder A special memorial service for the church, radio station WHTG at 9 a.m a.m. ieve." anthems "O Holy Father" and Kaepplein. A crib room is avail- .maw, John C. Rodenburg ant the departed wilt be held Sunday 'Darest Thou Now O Soul," R. The Senior Methodist Youth Sunday using the subject, "Why , Luther League will meet In the The Intermediate Youth Fellow- able, and sessions for children Winthrop Macomber. Serving i at 10 a.m. in the Plainfield '. Williams. Fellowship will meet in the First We Avoid Religious Titles." I parish house tomorrow evening to Church, with Rev. William ihip meets Sunday at 7 p.m. for aged 2 through second grade. the later service are Arnold 1 At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church Methodist Church, Red Bank, Anderson, Sylvester Neville, Fo go, in a group, to see th* film, Arends preaching on the text program on "Leased for Life" hurch school meets at 9.45 a.m., "Question 7," at the Lyric Thea- rchoot will be held simultaneous also with crib room and classes Sunday evening at 6:30. The REFORMED rest W. Gray, William J. MtcNu from 1 Peter 4:6. The North lirected by Barbara Riley. The members will participate in the ter in Asbury Park. American churches under the Jur- with the service with clases for for ages 2 through adult. Pre- Colts Neck and John P., SteeL ilethodist Youth Fellowship pro- nursery through eighth grade. Red Bank sub-district youth ral- Holy Communion will be ob- isdiction of Bishop John P. Fendt service prayer group meets in Rev. Samuel La Penta will During both services, miner) gram for Sunday is a sub-district Nursery care tor infants up to ly, Rev. Charles Kerr, of Jenkin served Sundsy at the 9.20 and will all meet at the same time andwich supper at 6:30 p.m. fol- the Clayton Room at 9:30 a.m. preach at the 11 a.m. service Sun- care for pre-school children wil three years of age will be pro- town. Pa., will be guest speaker. day on the topic, "Did Christ 11 a.m. services. Sundsy school Sunday for this special service owed by attending the preaching At 5:30 p.m. the Junior Hi and Rev. Kerry Robb, host pastor and be provided In the church house vided in the toddlers' class and Have to Die?" The senior choir, will meet at 9:20 a.m. and all will take the Lord's Sup- mission at 8 p.m. in the sane- Senior Hi will meet together to sub-district adviser to the Youth under the direction of Mrs. Rich babyfold with a registered nurse directed by Mrs. Charles Clew- Luther League will meet Sun- per at the same time. uary. Members of the Geneva- hear.a first-hand report, in the Fellowship, will preside. ird W. Child. in attendance in the babyfold. es, will sing "Thy Life Was day at 6:45 in the parish house Sunday school classes and the; iVesley Fellowship meeting at Form of slides and recordings, Church school classes will i At 10:30 a.m., a coffee hour The preaching mission of the Given For Me." A^ nursery wil" for a surprise visitation. Sunday evening service will be :30 p.m. will be addressed by presented by a group of Chris- :lude kindergarten, primary, an, will be held in the kitchen for Philadelphia Area Evangelistic be provided with Mrs. B. R. Free- The Women's Auxiliary will omitted. Rev. Arnold G. Van Lunnell, min ian businessmen who have visit- junior departments at 9.30 a.m :hurch school teachers. Crusade will begin Sunday at 8 man in charge. Sunday school is meet in the parish house Monday Rev. Werner Schneider will con. ister of the Reformed Church of ed Haiti. Evening worship is at inly and junlor-hlghs at both 9 * At 12.15 p.m., a coffee hour p.m. in the Red Bank Methodist at 9:45 a.m. at 8 p.m. duct the mid-week service here Asbury Park.. His subject will be 7:30 p.m., with the Concord choir and 11 a.m. The senior-high d will be held in the youth parlor Church. "The God Who Created Saturday, the communicants On Tuesday, two circles will Wednesday at 8 p.m. "The Problems of Inter-Faith singing. partment will hold claases at ' for single young adults. ... Us," wiH be the sermon topic ol class will meet in the church a meet to heir a report on the Luth- Marriages." The church executive board will i.m. only. At 6:30 p.m., the Westminster meet Monday evening at 7:30 Inlthe guest mission preacher, Rev, 9 a.m. eran Church Women's Conven- BAPTIST A preaching mission will be The Junior-High Felkwshi Fellowship for seventh graders the annex. Mr. Kerr. Services will be held Tuesday, the women ot the tion. Priscilli Circle will meet in Leonardo held in this church beginning Sun- will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. will meet. The Westminster Fel- The First Things First Fellow- [nightly through Thursday. Mr, church will hold their annual the parish house st II a.m. and The Christian Couples group day at 8 p.m. and. continuing the church house under the lea lowship for eighth graders also ship Guild will meet at 7 p.m Kerr will preach each evening. election day dinner. Mrs, Stanley Ruth Circle will meet in the home will serve a buffet dinner for, all through Thursday. The preacher Other sermon topics will include: ershlp of George G. Grim, J will meet at that time. in the annex on Tuesday. Dolls Herbert and Mrs. Charles Higer- of Mrs. H. S. Motttrhead, Lin- couples in the ctrarch ait 8 p.m. will be Rev. Charles Scott Kerr, The Chriit Who Redeems Us," The Senior-Westminster Fellow- At 6:30 p.m., youth aemlnar will be dressed for the.Chil- man are in charge ot tickets. croft, at 8 p.m. ' tomorrow. minister of the Jenldntown, Pa, i"The Church Which Mothers Us," ship will meet at 8:30 p.m. ' classes for high school students dren's Shelter at Freehold. The The Senior Youth Fellowship The church school will meei Methodist Church. His sermon will be held. 'The World Which Needs Us," the church house. program will be "I Am a Refugee 1 wiH meet in the church tt 7:30 at 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Wil- subject will be "The God Who and ''The Book That Guides Us. The deaconesses will met ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC At 7:30 p.m., the Westminster from Hong Kong." The USG Club p.m. Thursday, liam Carr will preach on the topic Created Us." Rev. Kerry Robb Special music for each service Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the chur Keansturg Fellowship for ninth graders and will hold a covered dish supper "Prayer and Commitment" a will introduce the guest preacher the Westminster Fellowship for is under the direction of the host lounge. Sundsy mar.es trill bs st 7, I, and program in Fellowship Hall ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL the 11 »m. service. The Lord's and assist. 10-12th graders will meet. church organist, Herbert Burtis. Mr. Scott will conduct a staf 9,10, 11 and now. Supper will be observed and the Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Is the Red Bank The Altar Flowers for Sunday At 7:30 p.m., the adult Bible meeting in his study Tuesday Dally mutes will be celebrated fellowship offering taken, mid-week prayer and Bible study The Junior High Youth Fellow- are the gift of Jesse N. Beers and| class taught by Dr. Bush wit The annual St. Thomas semi 11 a.m. at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first nursery is available during this meeting. ship, composed of alt seventh and amily. meet In the chapel. • formal benefit dance will be, held , The session will meet Tuesday Fridays when the hours will b« service. The evening service will Circle 1 will meet Thursday al eighth graders, will meet in thi at the Flamingo Room ot Sea j evening at 8 o'clock in the con 8:30 and 8 a.m. Greeters at the doors of the There will be a square dance 10 a.m. Circle 2 will meet at church hall at 7 p.m. Sunday be at 7:30. The topic will be Girt Inn tonight from 10 o'clock Terence room. On Holy Days, masses will be church will be members of Hie For seventh and eighth graders p.m. at the home of Mrs. Hen- Mrs. Eugene VanderVort will be "Arrival at Mount Horbet." until 3 a.m. B. Harrison Glover is A workshop will be held in th offered at «, 7 8, 9, 10 and 11 Women's Society, and include in Westminster Hall from 8 to 10 ry Pascale, 54 Rumson Rd., Rum- the adult adviser. The Senior Baptist Youth Fel Mrs. Robert J. Klrkland, Mrs o'clock tonight. Hart Webber will general chairman. Emerson Wil home of Mrs. G. Lawton Cox, 8 a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. lowship will meet at 6:30 p.m son; Circle 3 will meet at the Warren Farrlngton, Mrs, George be caller. World Community Day Hams and Ned Williams are co- Cloverdale Cir., New Shrewsburj Confessions will bs hsard Sat- The Mary Martha Circle wil home of Mrs. Dewey Williams, 62 Schmidt and Mrs. Harry E, services will be held in Red Bank ST. CLEMENTS chairmen. Wednesday at 10 a.m. in prepar urdays, first Thursdays, and on meet at the home of Mrs. Chrii Conover Pi., Middletown at 8 Hotchkiss. Baptist Church, at 8 p.m. Belford There will be one service Sun- Uon for the Christmas bazar. the eves ef Holy Days, from 1:30 Maute at 1:30 p.rn. Monday. The p.m.; and Circle 4 will meet at Acolytes for November are Tomorrow, the Miriam Circle day, a 9 a.m. Eucharist. Sunday The board of trustees will meet to S p.m. and from 7:30 to 1:10 Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship] the home of Mrs. John Lawley, The Y. P F. will travel to George F. Martin, 2d, at 9:30, of the Women's Association will school will convene at 9 a.m Thursday at 8 p.m. In the con p.m. will meet at 1 p.m. 41 Conover La., Middletown, at Christ Church, Toms River and Michael Whelan at 11 a.m sponsor a puppet show In West- Saturday as overnight guests in A brunch will be served for al terence room. Baptisms will be administered Midweek prayer and Bible 8 p.m. Ushers for November, assisting minster Hall at 3 p.m. order to participate in the dance after the service by the organ every Sundsy at 1 p.m., and ar- study is at 8 p.m. Wednesday. World Community Day will be committee, after which a genera' Everett Baynton, head usher, Monday, the Sarah Circle of the observed tonight at 8:15 p.m. In there Saturday and in tfrs dedica- PRESBYTERIAN rangements should be mads a are: Harold H. Baynton, Jerome Women's Association will meet at tion of the organ Sunday after- church meeting will be held. Rumson week in advance- of the baptism. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES the church. The church committee meets al rey, Robert Kirkland, Harold 10 a.m. to work on Christmas wn. Sunday services will be at 9: Rev. Edward A. Corrigan is Red Bank Congregation 7:30 p.m. Monday and Wednes- Williams, Earl Morris, Elwood decorations for the bazar. The Sunday', the 20th after Trinity, and 11 a.m. Rev. Harvey C. Dou psstor and Rev. Stanley Leva* (Fair Haven) METHODIST day's schedule includes: 7 a.m. Meyers, Walter McCoach, Harold youth budget committee will meet the vicar, Rev. Ralph Edwards, ie, Jr., will preach on "The Cei dowtkl and Rev. Anthony Lulsinl "The March of World Power! Atlantic Highlands Eucharist; 7 p.m., Boy Seoul Otten, James Stewart, Roberl at 7:30 p.m. The every-merober will read Matins at 7:40 a.m, talnty of God's Dominion." are uslstsats. In Prophecy" is the Bible subjeci The annual luncheon and bazar Troop 12; 8 p.m.. Sponsors of Baynton, Ralph Davis, Harry canvass instruction meeting will At 8 a.m. there will be a cele- At both services, John H. Wai to be delivered by C. Mitchell, will be held by the Women's Youth Groups, and Thursday, Keller, Peyton Wheeler, Arthur be at 8 p.m, in the/church par- bration of the Holy Eurcharisi son, 3d, organist, will play ai ST. AGNES CATHOLIC visiting minister from New York, Hotaling, Edmund Gaunt, Phillip lors. ' Society of Christian Service to 7:30 p.m., Senior and Junio: and a sermon. The acolytes will irelude, 'Prelude Voluntary o Atlantic Highlands Sunday at 3 p.m. The Watchtow- Hanson, Lester Rigby, Leonard morrow beginning at 10 a.m. Choirs.. Tuesday, the Sarah Circle ot be James Marvin and Norman the Doxology," Purcell; as o er study at 4:15 p.m. will con. Reade and Orville Warman. the Women's Association will Luncheon wil) be served from Severs. Masses will be celebrated Sun- sider "The Word, Who Is He?, gan offertory, "B«ll Symphony, d*y#st t:39, 7:45, ». iO and 11 The following children received meet for work on Christmas dec- noon to 2 p.m. LUTHER MEMORIAL According to John" Part 3. At 9:30 a.m., there will be th Purcell, and as postlude, "Psalm a.m. and at noon. baptism last Sunday: Susan Joyce orations for the bazar at 10 a.m. Rev. Robert Heulitt will preach New Shrewsbury Sung Euchrist and sermon. The Tune 42," Bourgeoii-Couper. Hi Weekday muses will be offered Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., "Lei Ritter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I The executive committee of the Sunday at 11 a.m. on the theme "Investing Your life" Is the Your Name Be Sanctified" wili "You cannot Mike A Fool oi. acolytes will be Robert Kaiser, Westminster choir will sing tt thi at 7 and 8 a.m. Robert Ritter, 159 Hudson Ave. Women's Association will meet in Robert Krueger and Richard strmon topic of Rev. Daniel D. 1:311 service. At the 11 o'clock Jw studied at the neighborhood Red Bank; Fletcher Andrew the Combs-DeVoe Memorial God." There will be a nursery Reinheimer for the 10:45 a.m. Baptisms will be administered service centers: Kingdom Hall, during worihip. Church schoo! Smithson. service, the chancel choir wi! every Sunday at 1 p.m. Chayes, son of Mr. and Mrs Room at 1 p.m. At S p.m. Dr. service held at Hie Tinton Falls 58 Forman St., Fair Haven; 10 will meet at 9:30 a.m. At 9:30 a.m. there will be a sing "Now Let All the Bar Miraculous Medal noveaa de- Sydney Chayes. 6 Ned Ct., Red ; Webster will lecture on "Chris- Sohool, Sunday. A nursery is pro- St. Mary's PI., and 220 Pearl class for beginners in the under- Adore Thee." Bach. votions will be held Mondays at Bank; Karen Dee Hernandez, tianity during the Reformation This church will participate in vided during the service for St., Red Bank: 82 Pear St., New croft for the religious instruc- Tuesday, prayer fellowship wl 8 p.m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Period." This will be the second the "Put Christ First Crusade" small children. The congtegation Shrewsbury; 69 Lincoln St., Fair- services in the Red Bank Method- tion of those between the agei meet in the lounge tt 10 a.m, Confessions will be heard Satur- Hernandez, 1 Manning St., Red lecture in a series on "The His will celebrate Holy Communion. view; and 165 Princeton PI., Bel ist Church Sunday through Thurs- of 3 and 5. Wednesday, the fall school days from 4 to 5:10 p.m. and Bank; Richard Nicholas DeMaio, tory of the Christian Church." Sunday school and Bible classes ford. There will be delivered day at 8 p.m. Faith and Life will hold its thi from 7:30 to ft p.m. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Wednesday, the prayer and The regular church schoo: will meet at 9:30 a.m. minute Bible talk based o: Maio, 747 Broad St., Shrews- Senior Youth Fellowship will classes begin immediately after class in the lounge at 8 p.m., and Religious school for public study group will meet in the chap- Wednesday, the adult das: Rev. Mr. Doulie will confine h God Be True" before the sanjple bury; Cheryl Lynn Waddel|, el at 10 a.m. The Women's As- meet Monday at 7 p.m. Inter the 9:30 a.m. Eurcharist. grammar school childrea will will meet in the parsonage at discussion on "Focal Issues 1 study. Neighbors are invited. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis sociation luncheon meeting will mediate Youth Fellowship wil The Junior Young Churchmen meet Sundays at 9:45 a.m. High p.m. The building committee also Church and State Relations." Tuesday st 7.25 p.m. there wil A. Waddell, 61 Maida Ter., Mid be at 12:30 p.m. in Westminster meet Teusday at 7 p.m. will meet for their first meetin school confraternity class** will t meets at 8 p.m. be a written review on material dletown; Scott Joe Mullins, son Hall. The prayer therapy group of the month at 7 p.m. Sunday be held Mondays and Tuesdays considered the past four weeks, of Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Mul- will meet In the church parlor at A.M.E. ZION Members will participate in thi Saturday, confirmation classes METHODIST at 7 p.m. At 8:30 p.m. the service meet' ins, 173 Branch Ave., Red Bank. 8 p.m. under the leadership of Red Bank service of evening prayer. will meet In the parsonage al Navesink . Ing will highlight the theme Uni< [8:30 a.m. World Community Day observ- Mr. Ewalt. He will present the Holy Communion will be cele- The sanctuary lamp candle thi: Rev. Richard I. Hoye will brini ted Publication of the "Word of FRIEND* MEETING ance will be at 8 p.m. tonight a' fifth in a series , of talks or brated at the 11 a.m. service Sun week is given in memory o the. message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- Life" 2 Timothy 4:2. Shrewsbury the First Baptist Church, Maple "Fruits of the Spirit" entitled, day. Rev. Charles E. Bourne wil, Bertha Price by Mrs. Clarenci BIBLE BAPTIST day worship service. Sunday Thi Religious Society of Ave., sponsored by the Counci" "Kindness." An orientation meet- preach the sermon. Sundty school Skillman; in memory of Elizabeth Haslet school, with classes for all a|«i, Priandf, (Quakers,) meets every REFORMED of i Churches, on the theme, Ing for parents of ninth grade stu- (will meet at 9:30 a.m. Frezro by Mrs. Robert Drake, Rev. Gilbert Watt will bring meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursw, flrttday, (Sunday,) at 11a.m. New Shrewsbury 'Deepen the Channels to Peace.' dents will be held in Westmin- Call-to-prayer services wilt be and in memory of Annie Antrim the message at the Communion is provided at the morning wo Flrstdsy school for r»ll|loai ed- The over-all theme of the ser The MYF game night is tonighl ster Hall at 8 p.m. to discuss the 8 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. by Mrs. Anna Boyce. service at 11 a.m. ihlp service. ucttlon of children meets at 11:11 mon messages during November at 8 o'clock in the youth room Christian education program. BiWe jchool meets at 9:4S wi* World Community Day services The serice of Matins will b> Chester W. Hendricks, Jr., s.m. All ar» welcome. wHl be: "The Church as the Fel- The church nursery school will be at 8 p.m. tonight in the held at 8:45 a.m. and the Hoi' classes for all ages. irganlst The Senior Choir re- lowship of the Forgiven." Thi meets Monday, Wednesday and WESTMINSTER Red Bank Baptist Church. The Eucharist will be celebrated at Evening worship service will hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. first of these messages will be Friday from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN service is sponsored by the 9 a.m. from Monday to Satur- be at 7 o'clock with Pastor Watt The Pastor's Choir rehsari given by Rev. Isaac C. Rotten Monday, the library committee Middletown United Church Women. day inclusive this week. bringing w« message. Sundays at f p.m. berg this Sunday and will be en will meet at 7 p.m. The commis- The annual Election Day din- Bible study and prayer hou Stewardship Sunday will be ob- The sacrament of penance will titled "Go in Peace. sion on missions will meet at 7.30 Wednesday is at 8 p.m. Paste served at both services Sunday ner will be served by the senio be administered from 11 a.m. un- The ushers for the 9:30 a.m. p.m. usher board from noon until ' Watt will be In charge. FAITH REFORMED owcan at 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. Rev. Har- til noon Saturday. Haxlet service will be Elwood Hendricks The prayer and study group p.m. Tuesday. Youth Fellowship meets Thurs- H lan C. Durfee's sermon topic wil: On Monday at 4 p.m., the Harold Giblin, Donald Ganson will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday days at 7:30 p.m. for all those 12 The Brotherhood will meet be "The Hour of Awakening.' youngsters will meet with the and Clarence Jones, and at thi The sewing group will meet from years of age and older, o'clock tonight Nursery facilities will be avail BAY SHORE COMMUNITY vicar for confirmation instruc- I regain 11 a.m. service, Robert Me 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tomorrow at 6 p.m. there wil able. CHURCH tions; at 8 p.m., the adults will Connell, Charles Jones, Fred Col The Woman's Society will have be a congregation dinner am Church whool will meet at 9: II. East Kcansburg have their instruction period. CHRIST EPISCOPAL morgen and James Woods. a pot luck luncheon in Fellow- meeting and election of the con a.m. and United Presbyterian "This is My Body" will be th. Shrewsbury Sunday afternoon the annual ship Hall at 12:30 p.m. Wednes- On Wednesday at noon, the Istory. The PSNJ youth rail my health? Youth Fellowhsip will meet at sermon topic of Rev. Richard R "Ye Olde Shrewsbury Harvest' stewardship visitation will taki day. The Wesleyan Service Guil St. Clement's Guild will meel will be at 9 a.m. at Rutgsrs, New p.m. Schwartz Sunday at the 11 a.m. bazar will be held today from place. Executive Board will meet at for luncheon at the home of the Brunswick. The Women's Association wil. service. Nursery will be provided daughter-in-law of Mrs. Robert 2 to 9 p.m. There will be I The Junior Youth Fellowshl; p.m. in Room 112. Sunday will be Stewardshl meet Monday at B:30 p.m. New during this service. I. Smith. fashion show and tea starting a . will meet at 6:30 p.m. and thi The Methodist Men's dinnei Sunday. Services will be at 9: officers will be elected. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 2:30 p.m. and a magic show s THE TRUTH Senior Youth Fellowship at 7.3 meeting will be Thursday at At 8 pm., there will be a and 11 a.m. Rev. Thtodore a.m. 7:30 p.m. p.m., both in White Hall. p.m. In Fellowship Hall. Follow- meeting of the parish board and Muller, pastor, will speak • IN THIS Soldiers of Christ Youth Fellow- Tomorrow the bazar will con- The mission study will be hel ing the dinner and brief busines: TRINITY EPISCOPAL the stewardship committee, 'Just an Average Christian? ship will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m tinue, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at 10:30 a.ni. at th meeting, the men will attend thi Red Bank Saturday, Nov. 10, from 5 to Sunday school classes will meel GREATBOOK In the church hall. T p.m. the Y. P. F. will hold Confirmation classes scheduled O preaching mission in the Sanctu The Holy Eucharist will b at 9:30 and 11 a.m. manse. Mrs. Isaac Rottenber, for today will take pise* in the CAN HEAL TOU ary at 8 p.m. celebrated at 8 a.m. Sunday. Th. The Board of Trustees wil its annual spaghetti supper In will conduct the,' study. church rather than in the pariih The Pilgrim Youth Fellowshl family service and church schoo, meet In the church hall at 7:3 undercroft Yes, you can be htiled-no On Wednesday, the first yeai The folk dancing group wi: : house, The children's group wil' will mett at 6:30 p.m. Sunda; will begin at S: 15 a.m. Holy Euch p.m. Sunday. , confirmation class will meet convene Saturday, Nov. 10, at 8: meet at 4 p.m. and the adults a and the Senior Youth FeHowshl matter how serious the condi- arist and sermon by the rector 7:30 p.m. The last of the work 30 p.m. ASSEMBLY OF COD 8 p.m. it 7:30 p.m. The adult Bible cli tion or how long it has con-. Rev, Charles H. Best, will be a. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL will meet at 8 p.m. shop mornings for the winte: Loyalty Sunday Is being ob Shrewsbury On. Sunday' the Holy Euchsrli. II a.m. The second stewardship Navesink tinued-if you will prayerfully basar will be held In White Ha served at services Nov. 11. Th Sunday service will bs held ,, will b« celebrated at 8, 9 and The Guild for Christian. Serv program and parish dinner will icek the truth contained in at 10 a.m. entire church membership ii Services for Sunday will be: 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sundsj 11 a.m. Ice will meet at 8 p.m. Wedne be held at 5:30 p.m. The adult education program asked to make their pledges ti Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m. school will meet at 10 a.m. Walter Deiss, Jr., will be day. this great book, Science and will be Thursday from S to 1 the church budget. Alcoholics Anonymous and the family service of morning prayei Bible study will be held Wed- acolyte at 8 p.m. Robert Cor Health with Key to the Scrip- p.m. The "God and Country Award" Alonon Group will meet at 9 p.m with church school at 9:30 a.m. nesday at 8 p.m. nell, Robert Gleason, Robert La CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IOCIETV tures by Mary Baker Eddy. class will meet Sunday,'Nov. 11, on Monday. and Holy Communion and ser- there will be a ladles* prayer Towsky and Kenneth Walker wil. Atlantic Highlands at 8 p.m. The Holy Eucharist will be cele mon by the rector, Rev. Harry E, You may read or borrow CHRIST EPISCOPAL meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. be acolytes at the 9 a. m. family Church service and Sunda; Middletown brated at 8 and 10 a.m. Wednes Sorenson, at 11 a.m. Christ's Ambassadors will meet service. Church school, grade Science and Health free of day. The service of healing will Tomorrow the young people'; school are held at 11 a.m There will be a celebration o ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL tonight at 8 p.m. There will be two and above, will meet 1m Wednesday testimony matting charge at any Chriitian Sci- Holy Communion Sunday at be at 8:30 and 10:r10 a.m. There confirmation class will meet in Highlands a prayer service tomorrow at mediately after the coffe» houi re 1:39 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and ence Reiding Room. The a.m. The family service and Sun will be a meeting 4)f the Sewing •he parish house at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. In the parish home, which wil t (: IS p.m Reading room hours book can be purchaicd in red, day school will begin at 9:3 Holy Communion will be cele- Group at 11 a.m. t|\e acolytes training class wil follow the 9 a.m. service. On Thursday, the Inquirer'i meet in the church at 11 a.m "d except holidays. green, or blin binding at |S a.m., followed by the adult di brated Sunday at S a.m. PILGRIM BAPTIST The Eucharist will be cele cussion group led by W. Rober class will meet in the church a and will be sent postpaid on There will be a family servlci Red Bank brated Friday at 9 a.m. Mahns, organist and choirmastei each Sunday at 10 a.m. Chlldrei 8 p.m. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL receipt of check or money The confirmation class will b. Rev. II, L. Morgan, pastor, will PRIACHIN* MISSION At 11 a.m., the rector will cel( will come to this service wit' Eatontown UNITARIAN order. held In the parish hall at 4 p.m conduct services Sunday at 11:30 brate the Holy Eucharist an parents and leave.for their Sun- There will be a celebration o Red Bank Th« MiriiMllit Chollwgt preach. At all three services thi day school classes after thi on Friday. a.m. [Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sun Rev. Harold R. Dean, minister, Women's United Thank Oflcrin Creed. At the family service Hoi; Sunday school will rstet at 10 for Christ day. There will also be a cele- will speak Sunday at the 10:30 Christian Science will be received. Communion will be celebrated oi HOLINESS a.m. bration of the Holy Eucharist and a.m. Service,, subject, "I- Hap- first and third Sundays, and thi A prayer meeting will be held There will be a celebration

RICRIATIO^ —Middletown hat the largest recreation - MASTER PLAN— Adoption of the master plan hat DRAINAGE —A comprehensive drainage plan, cover- L 1 program of any community in the county, with 19 assured the future growth of the township in en ing the entire township has been developed, with recreational sites located in almost every area of orderly and progressive fashion. Upgrading of construction started over a year ago. Federal, the township. Participation in the Green Acres - lots and building; requirements is resulting in• in^ state and county participation under township di- program hat resulted in great savings to the tax- creased ratables, and the continuing study being payer. . made will keep the master plan current. rection it offering the taxpayers great savings.

POLICE DEPARTMENT— The enlarged police depart, ment, including expanded detective bureau, and new traffic bureau provide the finest of police protection to township residents. All new radio equipment assures the ultimate in police com- munications. ' ' ROADS —300 miles of township roads are constant* SEWERAGE — Comprehensive designs and specifica- ly serviced, using the most up-to-date variety of „ tioHs.are now being drawn up, for a sewerage equipment. Elevated standards for road construc- system for the township, utilizing federal monies tion will reduce future maintenance requirements, and assistance, keeping costs to township residents AND THAT'S NOT ALL again saving taxpayer dollars. The township has and'potential users at a bare minimum. the finest snow removal program in the state.

New township administration building Hundreds of new street lights throughout Full time welfare director New railroad parking lot township Full time building inspector Participation in Green Acres program Added transportation facilities Extension and increased fire hydrant Extensive sidewalk construction program Establishment of Shade Tree Commission coverage Flood control for Bayshore New Board of Health Expanded Civil Defense program New fuilding code Taking over sanitary landfill operation ,: Upgraded zoning code .:# IF YOU LIKE MIDDLETOWN IF YOU LIKE PROGRESSIVE. SOUND FISCAL GOVERNMENT RE-ELECT THOMAS S FIELD PAUL PAN h FOR TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE VOTE REPUBLICAN • TUESDAY, NOV. 6

PiM *r CaraDtlpn CommlttM Red Bank-Brick I§ Undefeated, Untied Clubs Clash At Brick; Red Bank Underdog

The big one is here. Red Bank pring. Both gridders are a threat he ball this year, with Davis Fullback Cliff Boyd paces a High and Brick Township tangle to go the distance to paydirt from taking a pass from halfback Win- murderous Rumson running at tomorrow in what is—by a wide my spot ,pn the gridiron. row on one of Red Bank's favor- tack that gained over 200 yards In margin—the biggest game of the Tackle Lloyd Harris anchors a te aerial maneuvers. losing to Central Regional. year for Shore high schools, and ;trcng line for ttie Red Bank George Hennessy is Brick Both the Bulldogs and Keyport one of the top encounters in the earn. Harris was in the lineup in Township's main rushing threat. have 3-1 record* ' •** B Divi- state. the Brick game last year as aThe Green Dragon halfback has sion and tome, row's victor will sophomore and knows Brick's run for eight touchdowns in have a big Jump in the race fo Brick Township has a 25-game ix>wer lies off tackle plays. Craig Brick's five wins. Lining up with second place in the season's final winning streak on the line.The Sergeant is the other tackle for tiim in the starting Dragon back- standings. streak is the longest in the state the Buccos and another big boy eld are halfback Pete Krol, full, Red Bank Catholic takes a two- A victory for' the Green Dragons at 190 pounds. Harris goes ap- jack Nick Roppolo and quarter- game winning streak into South tomorrow will probably mean roximately 195. sack' Carl Lamberson. They form Plainfield tomorrow in what state honors, definitely the Cen- shapes up as a real battle. The tral Jersey Group III champion- Green Standout fine quartet. Caseys with, George "Pete" ship. Winrow and center Cliff Green Tackle Joel Scott is the back- Stirnweiss at quarterback, came Brick Township has a 5-0 mark are a pair of top notch lineback- bone of the Brick line. The big to life in their two wins and this season while Red Bank has ers for the Buccos. Green has boy has a personal score to settle have hit high gear. posted victories over six oppon come along strong in the past in tomorrow's game. He was Tom Lalli, halfback, fullback ents. Both dubs are 5-0 in the few games on the defense. Ed- ejected from last year's game for Pat Farmer and halfback Jim Shore Conference A Divison. To- munds Knes up at the safety spot being involved in a half-boxing Thompson form a classy back- morrow's victor should go on to and helps keep the opposition half-wrestling match with a Red ield for the Caseys that goes win' the crown easily. from a long run to touchdown Bank lineman and will be ou with an improving line, led by land. to make up for that performance Brick's Defense Strong end Paul Schissler. On the offense, Red Bank has with some crunching blocking Brick Township bases its hopes In another key B Division tilt developed the end sweep as itand tackling. tomorrow on a well-balanced at tomorrow, Wall Township plays major weapon. The play, how> tack and a strong defensive unit, The two teams have both met at Matawan Regional. The high ever, was stopped cold last yea probably the strongest in the Freehold and Lakewood. Brick scoring Matawan grid machine by Brick Township and Red Bank area. Township opened with a 12-7 vic- has 201 points In six games, five coach Lee Walsky may go up th toiy over Freehold Regional, and Red Bank counters with speed victors and one defeat. Wall has middle tomorrow, Edmunds is aRed Bank dumped Freehold, 26- -and power, and a tough defensivi come up with a good team this powerful runner who would just 13, the following week.. Red Bank line. Eddie Winrow and Wayne year that has a 4-1 record. READY FOR THE BIG ONE — Red Bank High and Brick Township High School put Intir undajaatad racordr on «w as soon run over a defender blasted Lakewood, 46-0, twi Edmunds, Bucco halfbacks, are In other B Divison encounters around him. The Red Bank pass- weeks later and then Brick line tomorrow at Brick's field. Rugged lineman of Coach Lea Walsky's squad are readying and waiting. Kneel- the speedsters on the Red Bank Monmoutti Regional at New ing attack hasn't been used to whipped the Piners, 20-7, on< ing, left to right are Bernie Dotti, end; Lloyd Harm, tackle; John Palumbo, guard; Cliff Green, center; Bill ReJ.en, club and will probably be th Shrewsbury and Southern Region- its potential this season, but ir week later. fastest performers' on the fieli al hosts Point Pleasant Beach. guard; Craig Sergeant, tackle, and Bill Carlone, end. Standing, Pete Zillger, end; Randy Niehol*. guard; Tom Wat- the Manasquan game two tomorrow. Winrow is a baseball Rumson Meets Keyport Completing the A Division are passes to speedy end Bill Carloni ion, guard; Abe Daniels, tackle; Tinker Porn, end, and Terry Doan, tackle. ' _____ player in the spring and has A key game in the B Divisio Long Branoh at Toms River, set up one of the touchdowns in never had an official clocking in is overshadowed by the Brie Manasquan at Middletown Town- 12-7 Red Bank victory. Bernii the 100. Edmunds was a sprinter clash with Red Bank. Ruhison ship and Lakewood at Neptune. Dotts is the other offensive eni (or the Buccaneer track squat Fair Haven Regional's Bulldog! Id non-Shore Conference CBA Harriers Have Stern and is a fair receiver. last year and turned in a II travel to Keyport tomorrow in clashes, Asbury Park is host to Three Passers second flat clocking in taking hopes of getting back on the win' Ramapo Regional and Raritan fourth place in the Central Jer Winrow, Edmunds and quarter- ning trail after losing the Cen- Township plays at Shore Region- Test in Tomorrow's Meet sey Group III century event las' back Willie Davis have all thrown tral Regional last week. al. ELIZABETH - The Christian uses frosh stars John Condon and ,. Brothers Academy cross country Tom Martin on the varsity. Oth- - team will be out after another erwise the Purple Hoses hook up turkey at the annual Roselle in another head and head Strug- ". By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM Catholic turkey trot at Warinanco gle with Essex Catholic for the WE ASKED FOR IT AND IT HAPPENED. Park here tomorrow, but thfrose h trophy with CBA a dole chances are slight that there'll third. In last Friday's column we asked what bad hap- be a bird oh the CBA bus going CROSS COUNTRY NOTES pened to the upset and this week we found out home. Brick Township won the Shore ' that old man upset was only waiting a day to Last year CBA won the B race Conference title' Tuesday - at spring his surprises. . and mounted turkey legs in the Ocean County Park, Lakewood, trophy case to prove it. But this with the fourth and fifth men We missed on four of the 12 games. Three of year the selection commitee Harold Moore and Jim Leiter those miscues could be tabbed upsets. The only game placed the Colts from Lincroft after Monmouth Regional had led : which we had wrong that we wouldn't tab an upset in the five-team seeded A race with, the first three men of each with St. Peter's (New Brunswick) team across the finish line. was the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional - Central Re Essex Catholic (Newark), Seton gional clash which the Bulldogs from Rumson-Fair Hall Prep (Orange) and Trinity The Monmouth College meet (Westfield), which is very fast Tuesday, Nov. 13, at West Long Haven just handed away with fumbles and other er- company in any league. Branch,-shapes up as a.three-v rors. • . ".:'..,. ."'•;'; team 'race between the -EaJMJns.' CBA coach Ernie:flfaif'ttels C¥A aml-St. Ttosfe. This trio fas We were surprised with Asbury Park's tri- that his team may do better han alt taken the measure of Brick in umph over New Brunswick and Neptune's (we fig- in the N. J. Catholic Track Con- dual meets this season, The top ured if there was an upset this would be the ference meet when they had a three. men on each team, Ron . letdown after'winning the Peddie Driggers, Skip Hamett and Jlni game) 19-18 squeaker over Manasquan, but we meet..,,;. .-,...; Thomas for Monmouth Regional. '•• were shocked when Long Branch's defensive- Tim Sheehan, Johnny Eager Johnny Eager. Tim Sheehan and ' minded Green Wave knocked off highly touted and Denny Germano turned in Denny Germano, for CBA, and Freehold Regional in another squeaker, 7 6. good performances, but Ed K«l- Tom McCabe, John Condon and." r sey, Jerry Brown; Jim Francfort Tom Martin rate about even so-: The 8-4 day gives us a total of 48 games correct, and Tom McKnight are expected the meet will be won in this sec- - to improve over their last out- ond echelon where Monmouth has- 13 wrong and two ties for a percentage of .78§ing. . • There's another big schedule on tap tomorrow with been more consistent, but CBA St. Peter's, which won the Cen- has more potential. * ' 11 games, four each in the A Division and B Division tral Jersey and N. J. Catholic Red Bank, with Roger Wilde, We'll start with the week's and year's biggest game. Track Conference crowns, is Tom McCrath and Homer-Credle, RED BANK AT BRICK TOWNSHIP — All heavy favorite with the Cardinal along with Asbury Park, led by stars, Doug Smith, Don Sutton Tom Clark, rates as the dark the marbles are riding on this one down in Green and Phil Banashek expeced to horses in the event. Dragon territory. The winner will probably go on battle It out with Essex Catho- lic's Jack O'Leary and Seton Shore Regional's Alan Johnson to gain the A Division title and state honors, along Hall's Vadim. Shladenko for the looks- to be- a shoo-in for the with an undefeated season (if Red Bank can over- individual title. individual title since Lakewood's ALL BALL CARRIERS — Red Bank High School's ball carriers are all set for the big Class A Shore Conference come the Long Branch jinx on Thanksgiving Day). Milt Matthews and Central Re- game with Brick Township tomorrow when the two undefeated clubs meet on Brick's gridiron. Kneeling, left to Sophomores Sheehan and Eager gional'! - Ed Shattuck, first and Brick Township has a string of 25 straight vic- are rated just a little behind this right, are Eddie Winrow, halfback; Willie Davis, quarterback; Skip Mascola, fullback, and Wayne Edmunds, half- second, respectively, in the Shore tories over a four-year period. The Green Dragons group with Frank Hermer, the Conference run but from Ocein back. Standing, James Williams, halfback; Sam Blasi, quarterback; Alan Halsey, fullback, and William Oakerion, ran around and over Red Bank's defense in last Trinity hopeful. County schools, will not compete. halfback. Both teams are undefeated. Red" Bank has a 6-0 mark. Brick is 5-0. The B race could be a romp They are the only Shore harriers ; year's 34-12 win over the Buccaneers. Brick for St. Rose if the Belmar team to have beaten Johnson this year. . Township's line has been called the best in the area. But Red Bank appears to have a definite margin in the backfleld. Red Bank may not pile Grade School Gridders' Contest up the rushing and passing yardage, but its ex- plosive halfback duo of Eddie Winrow and Wayne Edmunds can go all the way from any place on they Tomorrow at Sycamore School field. We look for an "upset." RED BANK RED BANK CATHOLIC AT SOUTH PLAIN- 1 NEW SHREWSBURY - Grade ful 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11-year-old will receive all-expense paid trips boys will visit Washington an !• I artiools boys in the area from fledgling football stars in each to a National Football League the White House, accompanied by FIELD — The Caseys have come into their own the seven through 11 can pit their of the areas covered by the tele- game in their area, and will their parents, and then will g past two weeks with two easy victories. Tomorrow football skills against thousands casts of the 14 National Football compete during half-time to de- to the site of the NFL champior the Caseys take on a rugged opponent in South Plain- FESTIVAL OF of other boys throughout the na- League teams. termine the five top Eastern Di- ship game, for half time compe tion in the second annual Punt, Trip to NFL Game vision winners and five top West- tion to determine the five nation field. We don't have a pile of information on tomor- Pass and Kick competition which Area winners and their fathers ern Division winners. These 10 al winners. row's host team, but think Red Bank Catholic's two- FINE USED BOATS will culminate with a White House T. Peter Doremus, sales mana reception and an .appearance at game winning streak will come to an abrupt halt. ger of Mount English Sales Co IS* LYMAN • 1959 35 hp. the National Football League SOUTH PLAINFIELD. Championship game for the top Packer-Chicago Bear Tilt pointed out that there is no bod Evitirude Trailer '900 10 winners. contact necessary in the compe RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REGIONAL AT tition, no charge for entering an KEYPORT —' Rumson-Fair Haven should be out 18' CENTURY 60 hp. The contest will be held at Will Jam Wrigley Field no special equipment needed. Gray Marina Sycamore School, New Shrews- 200,009 Last Year for blood after blowing its game with Central Re- '1.400 bury, tomorrow, starting at 10 CHICAGO (AP) — A sellout The Bears (4-3) are third In gional last week. Keyport has a 4-1 record, the a.m. "Last year, the first of th 17* PEN YAN - 1960 40 hp. 5 since Aug. 3, the Green Bay their division behind the Packers PP&K program, more than 200 sole loss coming at Central Regional, 6-0. The This competition Is sponsored Evinrude Electric Start Packer-Chicago Bear game will and the Detroit Lions (5-2). 000 boys entered the compet 1.050 by the Ford Division of, Ford Red Raiders were minus a couple of key players jam some 50,000 football fans in- I Pro footbal fans in this area tion," he said, "and Presiden Motor Company and the National to Wrigley Field Sunday when, are hopeful Sunday's game may Kennedy said, 'programs of th in the loss to Central Regional and could make it 21' BARBOUR-NORDBERG 110 hp. S| Football League. The PP&K pro- the Bears hope, revenge will beprove as thrilling as last sea- type will enable our youth t rough for the Bulldogs with these gridders back in Outriggers. Depth Finder 11 gram will be staged in New riding tall in the saddle. son's Wrigley Field meeting be- build the energy and strengt Shrewsbury by the Mount English the lineup. Rumson-Fair Haven's Cliff Boyd is tween the Packers and Bears. that is their American heri 33' MASON . 1940 Chris 145 hp. $O CAA Sales Co., 90 Monmouth St., and On Sept. 30 at Green Bay, the In that gnme. before an anage.' " the best running fullback we've seen this season. the Mid-Monmouth Jaycces. mighty Packers handed the Flying Bridge Z|0UU Dears their worst defeat (49-0) innounced crowd of 49,111, Paul Mr. Doremus said entrants wl He was a demon against Central last week, bad Chet Lonijquist, of the Mid- National Football League his- Hornung's field goal, only Green he judged on the distance and ac 23* ZOBEL • 1959 Chrysler Crown SO CAA Monmouth Jaycecs, said they arc ankle and all. With the ankle back in condition tory — a history, incidentally, Bay score in the final half, gave curacy of the punting, passim; Navy Top. Teak Decks -L.3UU co-soonsorinc the event as part he should lead the Bulldogs to a big, convincing in which the Packer-Bear rival- the Packers a 31-28 victory over and kicking (usini; a kickin, of their BUOY (Build Up Our ry is the league's most ancient. the Bears, who scored 21 last- tee), with points awarded fo win. RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REGIONAL 24' ZOBEL . 19.2 Gray 215 hp. $3 Jt/Ml Youth) proRram. Sunday will mark tbtjr 87th half points. each foot of distance the ball MANASQUAN AT MIDDLETOWN — Manasquan Low Hours, Hardtop -, «h3UU Tested For Ability meeting. \ ' Earlier in 1961,. the Packers travels on the fly and subtracted has a very big team and one of the Shore's top backs Contestants will be tested for Owner-coach George Halas has beat the Dears at Green Bay 24- for each foot the ball lands tc 2&* OWENS • 1957 Twin Chrysler $P flAA ftrcir ability to punt, pass and no need [or pep talks at Bear14. In fact, the Bears haven't right or left of a center line. in Ray Harvey. Harvey does everything of the offense Aces - s/s many extras - • V|UUU kick (using n kickinj; tee) foot- drills this week. "They (Pack- defeated Green Bay since 1959 Any tio in the compctillon wil for the Big Blue when he's healthy and he appeared in balls on the same dav as thou- ers) know we're going to show when they twice whipped Vince be played off on the day offcom good shape last week with a pair of touchdowns. If • SEE • sands of other boys all over the up — and how," said the 67Lombardi'- s first Packer club, petition, and ties for top spoi The All New ' country. Warm-up jackets, foot- year-old Halas wliosc Bears first 28-17 and 24-21. in the stnle and area standing: the Middletown Lions can slow Harvey, they might ball helmets and autographed tangled with the Packers of If it is any comfort to Mains will be p|ayed off at special con have a chance. We don't, however, think they will 1963 ZOBEL SKIFF footballs will be ijlven as first. Curly Lambcau in 1921. and his underdog Boars, they tests. Slate winners will rccelvi MANASQUAN ' «»rnnd and third prizes for each Besides the humiliating mem- hold a 50 to 31 edge in this blood- trophies, and area winners wl aRP croup, or five lop winners ory of the 480 trouncing at and-thunder rivalry marked by 6 receive complete junlor-tvpe foo CENTRAL REGIONAL AT MONMOUTH RE- In all. Green liny, the Bears know they ties. ball uniforms of the NFL team GIONAL — The Monmouth Regional Falcons have BLUE WATER MARINE Scorej throughout the state must thwart the unbeaten Pack- Ilornung well might prove a in Ihclr region, and the uniforms a tough one in store tomorrow when they host un- ften will be compared to deter- ers' bid for their eighth succes- thorn In the Dears' side again worn when the winners compel' OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT mine the five (Op New Jersey sive league victory or kiss good- Sunday If he returns to Packer during NFL half time ceremoniei (See BY-SPOTTING SPORTS on Next Page) winners, and these scores com bye lo their own Western Divi- action after being sidelined three la determine the divisional chain 842-0091 OPEN 7 DAYS pared to determine the most skill- sion title hopes. weeks by a knee injury. plonJ. 22—trMay, November 2, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER " \ VtJBp Friday, November 2,

: Bjr Cokmd E«ri H. (tied) BUik utgers to Face Fine Young; Ifcople regularly atk for an explanation of upsets. The answer is mainly fundamental. Successful foot, ball depends on sharp blocking and tackling, which are Passer When Meeting Lafayette impossible without quick movement Quickness in HEW BRUNSWICK — One of and last Saturday led the Leop- Rutgers, although not- quite turn is conditioned by attitude, dedication, desire. No ^ finest young passers, in the ards to a 20-14 win over Gettys- reaching the form Coach Joto group of humans can achieve a peak of dedication East is expected to threaten Rut- burg, compleing 15 of 30 passes Bateman had hoped for at this every week. Emotional graphs vary, and, with them, gers" three-game winning streak for 175 yards. time, has won 'three in a row tomorrow when the Scarlet col- Although he isn't the only of- since losing,its opening games to proficiency in the execution of fundamentals. The re- lides with Lafayette In a Middle fensive threat in Coach Jim Mc- Princeton and Connecticut, The sult is some seemingly strange, yet quite logical score- Three game' in Rutgerir Stadium. ConlQgue's arsenal, he has ac- Scarlet played its best; game in, board stories. Forecasting is not a great deal differ- The Mckoff is set for 1:30 p.m. counted for 548 yards and three bearing Colgate, 27-15, had some A crowd of approximately 15,000 touchdowns with his passes. * trouble in defeating Lehigh, 29- ent I may be "up" every week, but, no coach has It expected. Lafayete has been aggressive 13, and barely got by Perm list been so beleaguered by upsets. Reaching ;for a seda- George Hojjealopp, who was oa defense to date, but its at- week, 12-7. tive: '•••••. •" • . . . ,. . encouragi " come to Rutgerir tack had been unproductive until The Scarlet, like LaTayette, has when he' Nutley All-State last week. The Leopards defeated been doing well enough on de- ••\x ••• •• '• EAST :•••• .'" .•••• ' -.,.- v quarterback, but chose .Lafi Muhtenberg in their opener, then tense, but Its, attack has sput- AKMyat BOSTX)N U. Cadets continue hisbrical will be the chief target tered. In the second half against Scarlet's defense tomorrow. The dropped a 13-11 thriller to Penn Penn, Rutgers earned only four toto of fiwiboard. AKMTf. ; S-0, 180-pound sophomore, has before losing, to Delaware, Tern- first down*—three of them in the Xi?8£H at COLGATE. Engineers get lost In been geting better week by week pie and Bucknell. last few minutes, r ' ;- ': Chenango galley. COLGATE. Bateman feels Hossentopp is the best passer Rutgers has been CORNELL it COLUMBIA, ,Wg Red has good Never Bend, In The Picket Head Called upon to stop.:The Lafa- WooAte^ to gQVfith Harp. CORNELL yette quarterback throws well J»E3»N5YLyANIA at HARVARD. Dr. Pusey's Hes- long and short, from the pocket aians in Non-fraternal mbod, HARVARD. Field in Garden State Trial and on the run. Lafayette's best runner it half- NOTRE DAME at NAVY. Famished Irish not back Ray Mover, who has been HIGH ALTITUDE RUNMiKw —Arfhur Smith, star of The new Henry Hudson Regional CHERRY HILL (AP) - Never lecided to send them In the Gar- averaging 4.2 yards per carry- helped by hardtack. NAVY. Bend and R.F. Bensinger's In den State. Nominations closed High School, (Highlands} cross country team, (hewn her* in workout at school site, Its running' power from fullback The Pocket bead a field of 14 at Monday. , MARYLAND at PENN STATE. Nittany lion one of highest points en •astern seaboard, Waiehing, left to right, are Michael Lane,' is supplied by a pair of New Garden State Park in today's •hbuW control the line. PENN STATE. Under the allowance conditions Jeneyans, Les White bf Unlori team captain;. John J. Avril, coach, and fearn member Joseph Nappo. Squad has won 1-1/U mile trial for the rich Of the trial, Never Bend, cur- and Bill Seed of Glen Rock. Gene SYRACUSE at PITTSBURGH. Saltine Warrior Nov. 10 Garden State. three of five meets this season. ' • rently the favorite for 2-year-old Denahan of Trenton is the top slightly more predictable. , SYRACUSE. Seven of the previous nine of the year honors, will carry top left halfback and George Ahouse BROWN at PRINCETON. Bruins could make it winners of the Garden State — weight of 122 pounds as Will Cos- of North Plalnfield, the. right it has grossed as high as $300,- dave, winner of the Junior Derby dose- PRINCETON. half, completes a nearly all-Jer- Henry Hudson's Cross Country000 — have run in the prelimi- at Miles Park. In at 120 are Ada sey backfield. Moyer. incidental- LAFAYETTE at RUTGERS. Scarlet Knight un- nary trial, . a $10,000 allowance L. Rice's Delta Judge, Patrice ly, Is Hossenlopp's favorite re- horses The Marquis. RUTGERS. race. The trial has been the Jacobs' Bonjour, and Golden Tri- ceiver. He has caught eight test for some owners and train- angle's Rocky Link. DETROIT at VILLANOVA; Bell makes the Wild- passes for 150 yards and one ourseers as to whether their 2-year- Sum bum Wd Is assigned 117 touchdown. cat Wifo. VILLANOVA. olds are ready for the big Juve- with In The Pocket at 114; Elcce niterun. M°*t of these younger Stable's King's Idyl, Mrs. Rice's DARTMOUTH at YALE. Don McKinnon, Indian Citing the (act that running to drinking, and late hoars, but By JACQUELINE ALBAN horses never have gone a mile Right Prou&^and Destlno Bob center-linebacker, good enough for Ail America. HIGHLANDS - The first Ugh essential in the development and noted that "every boy is his own and a sixteenth. Among_ today'si at 112; and" at 110 are Harbor DARTMOUTH. school'orosi country team in the training for all athletics, Mr. Av- keeper." probable starter! are Phil God- view's Master Dennis, Frank t. history of this borough or Atlan- ri) claimed that a boy can condi- SOUTH treys' S*m» Dam ,AJ: Calcagni'Cag s Rural Retreat, James tic Highlands "took to the bill*" tion himself for any sport by develop self-determination and re- Ostrlker's Destino.Bob, both of K. Loewen'L' s JimbillowJibill , and KENTUCKY at MIAMI (Tonight). Bet a mint this fall to meet the challenge participating in cross country. sponsibility. If they don't abide whom will have to be $10,000 A.G.P. Hobbs' Fan Jet. julep, not a mint, on Hurricane Mira. MIAMI. of the rugged up-hill, down-dale In Fresh Air by our advice, they are the ones supplementary entries It it is Never Bend, winner' of three NORTH CAROLINA at CLEMSON. Mood of course offered by the new Henry "It's an excellent body build- who suffer in competition," he major races is a row; Cosdave, Hudson Regional School. er," he emphasized, "by increas- said. . Delta Judge and Bonjour all Country Gentlemen Inhospitable. CLEMSON. The school site, located in. a ing the breathing and chest ca- The coach explained that no- Two Pros Tie have won stakes races. Major GEORGIA TECH at DUKE, Tech, twice loser by wxxW area adjacent to Twin pacity, and, strengthening the body Is "cut off the team, re- interest centers on whether field goal; may win that way. GEORGIA TECH. Lights, it one of the highest legs, it also keeps boys out in gardless or what kind of showing Never Bend can give points on the East Coast. the fresh air where they belong." he makes during a meet For Honors In oounds to In The Pocket, who HOUSTON at FLORIDA STATE. Serainole end Coach John J. Avril pointed out One student is taking cross "Most boys who can't measure has been first in all four starts. Whatever zone no happy hunting ground. FLORIDA STATE. that although some courses at country to condition himself for up to the discipline, or the physi- Golf Tourney Neither has been' * tnlle and a AUBURN at FLORIDA. Gators get lockjaw. AU- other high schools in the shore baseball next spring. cal requirements, 'drop out of sixteenth, the same distance «s area are flat, they present just Henry Hudson Is equipped with of their own accord," he stated. NEPTUNE — Bob DeStefano, the Garden State. Manuel You've Got BURN. as much a- challenge. . varsity and junior varsity team, "As long as a boy wants to Gardiner's Bay, and Monte Nor- Ycaza rides Never( Beiri with N.C. STATE at GEORGIA. Wolfpack/howl slight- He cited, specifically, Raritan with freshmen included on the participate, we want him on the cross, Metuchen, tied for profes- Steve Brooks on In ("The Pocket. ly mournful. GEORGIA. , Township, Which has a sandy second team. Of the first team, team. As one coach put it a long sional honors in a N. J. Shore course, "that can' be mighty five are sophomores and four, MISSISSIPPI at LOUISIANA STATE. Mike The time ago, you can't measure the PGA pro-amateur golf tourna- gruelling." juniors. muscles around a boy's heart." ment at the Asbury Park Golf Snarta to Play Tiger has fed on raw meat, Ole Miss on pink tea. L.S.U. J Arthur Smith, a sophomore. Is The hew team has five meets Club here yesterday. ALABAMA at MISSISSIPPI STATE. Tide won't Under Coach Avrii'j guidance, the varsity's most promising run< under its belt and has won three. DeStefano and Norcross both ner, according to Coach Avril. inundate tough Maroon. ALABAMA. 25 boys, freshmen to seniors, turn Three Wins came in with -73s. DeStefeno's 2 Soccer Tilts ' out for daily practice to train As far as training rules go, the Coach Avril feels that "for a card read 3WS-73; while Nor- RE© BANK — The Sparta Soc- VIRGINIA at SOUTH CAROLINA. Gamecock for the 214-mile run. coach advises against smoking. spanking new team, it shows cross Wai in with rounds of 36 cer Club of Red Bank will play spurs sharper. . SOUTH CAROLINA. Mr: Avril pointed out that un- plenty of promise," noting that and 37. tw'..„o game„ s on Memorial Field WAKE FOREST at TENNESSEE. Vols continue like track, speed is not the most most of the good material comes Archie Pezzella and Gus Sid- here Sunday. essential factor in cross country from the sophomore class. liano, Jumping Brook won the Sparta's B Division team will regrouping. TENNESSEE competition. Tigers "That's a good sign for fiifare pro-amateur gross laurels with go against RoeMing** of Trenton, VIRGINIA TECH at TULANE. Overscheduled And, unlike high and ' broad seasons," he predicted. a 38-34-72. Vita Gaeta and John suiting at 1:30. Greenies welcome a match. TULANE. Jumping, it requires less agility. Dlxon, Bamm Hollow, tied the In the second game, starting Determination, good legs, and winning duo with a 3UC-72, BOSTON COLLEGE at VANDERBILT. Eagles at 2:30. the A Division team will a strong heart are prime requi- Not but lost on the match of their meet the powerful Romt Soccer looked sharp against Houston. B.C. site* for a cross country athlete, cards. ''ib of Patterson. ALSO: GEORGE WASHINGTON over Richmond, he noted. Lou Barbara and Mrs. Bobble Roma, 64), for the season, won "It is one of the few sports Trade Bait Doubllet, Hollywood, were pro- V.M.L over The Citadel, DAVIDSON over Furman, the N. J. State Soccer champion- in which any boy can participate, SAN FRANCISCO CAP) am net winners with a 35-32—67. ship last year. This Is the first XAVIER (O.) over Louisville, WEST VIRGINIA over whether he's slight or brawny, Brown Horace Stoneham, San Fran- A field of 12 pros and 27 year Roma has played In the William & Mary, OHIO U. over Marshall, MIAMI (O.) lightweight or heavy, as long as cisco Giants' president, sali amateurs competed In yesterday's Garden State Soccer League. he has persistence and heart."' tourney. The next pro-amateur PRINCETON — After suffering yesterday there is no truth to Hamilton Wallace, Sparta's over Toledo, NORTH TEXAS STATE over Wichita, tournament will be next Thurs KETBEAD back-to-back losses for the first rumors the Giants might trade trainer, says he is reorganizing NEW MEXICO STATE over Trinity (Texas), TEXAS day at th«> Metuchen Golf Club. time in three seasons, Princeton's slugging first baseman Orlando the club this season. Players are .. laaMaoal rroa WESTERN over Hardin-Simmons, WEST TEXAS Russians Enter football forces are regrouping for Cepeda. laMl r being switched to different posi- Stoneham said "we have never Bob DeStshno. OlrtlllHI'* BIT. JS-SJ- STATE, over Bowling Green, ARIZONA over Idaho, the stretch drive which opens In MontMonte Noreroatroat.. HetaeheHetaehen.. 38-37—733 3 tions in order to determine their Palmer Stadium against Brown once discussed trading Cepeda RRo n BtWeliBWl .. Foru«t«Ft , SD-3S-TSD3ST4 best playing. positions. Wallace PACIFIC over San Jose State. Two Horses In VitVi a Os»t«, BmmiB n Hiilow.-37-37—7Hiil3737 4 tomorrow. Kickoff for the clash and we certainly haven't any Arctils PeuelU. Jumping Brook, 43-39— said later in the season Sparta with the Bruins Is set for 1:30. pplans to deal him off to another Hi-old Don. Lrtehunt. S«-»-7« will be at-Its best, but the club international A return to defensive funda- club. Ted Orwrsor, Aibury P»rk. «O.T7-TT still is a rough team to beat. "Frankly, I uuuudoubti there'meres John Albntl, Jumping Brook. 30-49-70 Spotting Sports LAUREL, Md. (AP) — The mentals has been the agenda set club in the league that could of- 7ft DUCK SEASON OPENS Soviet Union made an announce- up by Coach Dick Colman in Roddd » K«wmtn. HomMtui!. 41-3S—71 preparation for the much-Im- fer us enough for a player of Or- Lou B^rturo. Hollywood. 4l-J9-*> The duck hunting season will ment yesterday (hat was pleasing landos caliber even if we enter. Joh" "n Bwdon..Rurdon, jnni

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IH '-*«'» or line. «7Mma Ask for Herb «•» p.ra. bs capable truck driver. Albert Burden UOTNBID PRACTICAL NURSE — For DESKS - SU up. mas «U up. chain, 12 CU. FT. KENMORE FREEZER — MIDDLETOWN — Five room house, 18 cubic foot refrigerator, wash- BH l-em. k. son. Inc. 24 Clay St. Red Bank. child care. Elderly pallenti. own trani- adding machinal, typewrllere manual (100. Excellent condition. Call FURNISHED — Four rooms, bath, all all Improvements, beautiful grounds. er and dryer. Exceptionally line WEIK-IND PAINTERS — W« paint SH 1-OS94. portatlon. 787-1831. and electric offleo equipmt M2-2347 utUltlee. Separata mtrancea, adults. SH 7-0890. Call after 11 a.m. 131 Spring St. Red den with beamed ceilings. 1S62 boueee Uulda and out. For free eltlmau SALESMAN — Excellent opportunity WOMAN-— Will care for preschool FIVE-ROOM HOUSE . call BH 1-1598 anytime. children tn her home. STORE FIXTURES — Chairs, tables, Bank. On private estate, two baths. Call taxes $507.05. Priced for quick learn family shoe buelneae and advan 2814)733 (helves, oU furnace. Apply 148 lion, HANDYMAN WITH TRUCK - Cellare, to position of responsibility. Oood mouth St., Red Bank. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT In LIi SH 7-1247. sale, {26,000. LARGE IMP CAU - U" high by 47" croft, four rooms, all utilities aieeot iulcf, yarde cleaned, Ugbt bailing. salary and commission. Liberal com- MOTHIK IN RKD BANK — Will care wide, holds 20 maps. For Information HOTP01NT REFRIGERATOR —With LITTLE SILVER — Foiwood Park, BK 1-2595 uy time.' pany benefits. Must be 21 or over. for pfe.sdioo! children Is her own come to Tie Red Bank Regtoter office, cooking gas. SH 1-8232 ranch house. Two bedrooms. largo liv- Aptly Manager, Thorn McAn, Menu home. (II 1-tMI. •mall freezer section. 10 storm sxih, ing room, dlnnette, kitchen, bath, full LARGE *'/,% ASSUMABLE TEIXVMION EPBCUL THIS WEEK- Park Shopping Center, Metuchen. N.J 40-42 Broad St. Red Baik. io screens, 34x55. Seven screena 34x63. BRAND NEW four-room apartment »or» oU tubee and repalra Indudlni YOUNG WOMAN — Will do Ironlni In Bert offere. StMttS. with vl«w. Buslneee couple preferred. baeement, garage. >12S. Adults pre.. - MORTGAGE - Available oa this lerred. Avertible Deeember I, Call S-H» attractive four bedroom, twobath picture tube, lame day eenrlcc. eeren CAMERA BAUESMAN - Experienced. her home. Apply 1S5 Catherine St, MAPLE TABLE — Four ctalrs, good Call CO 4-M47 due, * to «. W-SO per call. LINCOLN Red Bank. THREE ROOMS unfurnished, near ran- 1-2832. ranch home. Recreation room, TV BBRVICJE, 1 WlKw «L. Xeauburs Send resume and salary expected condition. Club chair. Reasonable. CA •B.W." Box SU. Red Bank. INTERPRETER — Translate mans- S-3U*. road station. Call COUNTRY HOME — Overlooking hills wo-car garage. Reduced price irr-nno. and Mllsy, furnished. For rent by the RELIEF COOK — Experienced, ealan ecrlpt from English Into latin. Uuat SH 1-70W year. Three oedtootne, stt baths, rire- TRSNOR PIOOIMO — Uterale. type, rull or part-time, responsible. CeJI PAINT RIOT! FURNiaHEB APARTMENT - Vej 80.500. MK&u. wnnkler eyeUrne. g« open.. Apply Cbef, Molly Pitcher •- 8T2-0W7. MACHINERY FOR lacs, secluded. Near Bell Lais. 8175 gg Riverside Ave., Red Bank. nice and dean, modern WtcSen. A er month. ROWTON. WATBRBURY. contract. CA a-3H». or CA prlvaU. W Herbert gt. Red Bank. VATURE WOMAN We are disposing of our oompltte line EUEROENCT GENERATORS' — All Realtor. 18 W. Front at., Hed Bank. A. FRED MAFFEO BARBER or experienced apprentice For Baby«Ulnj of Evr-Last latex flu and —• - - THIRD FLOOR APARTMENT - View BH 7-3500. paint. Former value* of alzes. Reliable Electric Motor, P*tei> EMPLOYMBHT roll or part-time. Call Call eon , H. J. ABmory 4-7780. of- nver. Three roome and bath. OCEANPORT — Unfurnished Ore large REALTOR sniiu BH 1-125S rooms, convenient, children welcome. HELP WANTED-FEMALE W3. 741-1841. 737 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY DIRECTOR PUBLIC RELATIONS) SITUATIONS WANTED. MOc KLARIN'S MEBCKANDISE WANTED lUXURIOUa - Carrlag. bou» apjjrt- fund raising Monmouth County mmt on RuniMn eituc. uvtni room, THREE-BEDROOM — Furnished or un- SHadyside 1-9333 . Children's Agency. Most b* r~HIOB KHOOL BOt — Reliable, «- M Monmoulh Bt SH 7-3838 Red Bank ttrobedroonw. deluxe Wchen with «raM furnished Colonial home In one of the TELEPHONE SALES perlenccd. Wrtu deteUU to "A.M. pe)rteB«5d7de»lre« wort after school WANTED oren. deluxe bath. All roome over- Box SU. Red Bank. USED RXnuaSRATOR — Excellent OSE1I ORIENTAt. RUQS size Oarage O». per month tm- better areaa of Long Branch. Ideal tor MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Part-time or full-time. Ambition and a and week-ends. Call evsntoi*. IB '• CHINEgl AND PERSIAN Fort Monmouth. SJSo • W>»U5-,S52 pleaeant voice are our requirements. condition. Will accept, reasonable offer. finilshed w IMoVfumlslieo!. TTear'i 1 SALES CLERK — Retail building u. SH 7-31M. FRIEDMAN OALLERIE8 WELL AOBNCY, Realtor, 4V «. Btlllof eiserlence not necuaary. we PR 4-31(1 Evenings OA 4-tttt Bt.. Red Bank. BHHHO30, train you. For Interview pbone: Days. terlals company desires man famllli REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT — 23FRENCH PROVINCIAL FRUITWOOD 'wnJLUM H. rnWrXLMANN (F»M) BH 14010, extension 31. Erenlnga OS with lumber, rnlllwork and hardware, years New Tork experience. Write Box dining room table and buffet Call t PIANOS WANTED—HIOHEST PRICES 53 Ridge Rd, Rumion 842-0(00 FLORIDA — Compnialy fttrnlahedt w RUMSON RANCH — Acre plus, nice UX Red Bank. N.J. bedroom houiodlrectly on Cresoe^FVIlWInI wutogFvu^a. tJ*WLiving room ux33i 12x11 din. steidr . IhMde ' eaploymul. Retny • m . 10 s-ro. and « • » p.m. 8U-1IB>. PAID. CALL B. TENZER. 3M MAIN THREE ROOMS - Lvlng room, bed- own hudwrltlng, giving all pertinent ST.. LAKEWOOP. FO MHO. Beach, iuit south of St. Anguatlneiguatlne,. In"I g room,, tthrea e bedrooms, patio 10x32, WOMAN TO WORK ID bookkeeping de- Information. Writs "B.S.." Box SU, MOVINO — Living room chairs, round room, kttchen. tlltd bam and ahnwer. Twoday boda and two eofat In> familyy RiveIverr right*right*. Double gxrage. (>>,M0. nutment of local coacem. Mutt be Red Bank. - HNANCIAL table. Hollywood bed, FMC UUsr: rldlnf I BUY USED UPRIOHT PIANOS — Heat and hot water. Call after 830 room. Central heat Boat ramp on the neat, dependable and accurate wltb mower. 40-gal. rooOag tar. 843^438. CaU SH 1-2382 Tuesday or Thursday- weekdays. BH 7-0H8. tntraeoastsl Waterway. Convenlerit to Lima alLVIR RANCH — For Urge BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES evening after 7 p.ro- or anytime Sunday flmree Reply In own nandwrtUng stat-ELECTRIC1AWB wanted for new house LESTER SPINET — Betsy—Rote TiiaHLANDS — Three roome rurnlahtd. recreation and entertainment 1200 perfamily. Ux31 living room, fireplace, ing ife experience and references to wiring. Large bousing project In Mat- ANTIQUES - Paintings, N. J.Atlas'. US. per montn Including all utilities. month plus utnitlee. Write "Mr. William family dining room, flva bednomi, two "AD." Bat SU, Red Bank. awan. K J. steady work. Can 21& AMBITIOUS? model piano, excellent condition. Cal J. Casey. U0S N.D. «th Terrace. Oalnaa. h»Uu, double garage. |2»,eoO. Wi WOTi aner « p.m. between 7 and » p.m. U2-O3OII. Eatatae purchased and appraleed. si 87Z-H2*. ' vllle. FlorllU or eall 87M28I. REGISTERED NURSE — > to 1 or Available far tease to man Interested 7-3IW3. Ke Hudson Shop lue.. 511 In being his own boss, unlimited po- Broad St. Shrewsbury. 0 to 2. Apply In pereon Iff to 2 p.mEXPERIENCE. D SHOE REPAIRUAN- temUl. Oulf Service Station adjacent ALTEN8URG PIANO HOUSE COMMERCIAL RENTALS UIDDLETOWN — Seven room spill dally. Rtvercreet Kunlng Home, Cbapin Top wages. Paid vacations. Apply Net OLD FURNITURE — Annnues, cttns, level from now until end of January. Schanck Agency Ave. Red Bank. to new .Shon Rite Shopping Center. ner'a, Mlddletown Shopping Cei ' RTB. 36. HAZLBT Rent A Piano $12 per Month slaifware. an objecu and bric-a-brac. LODOE ROOM lor rent Center o Immediate occupancy, convenient loca Realtor LOOKING FOR A HOME* Working Small Investment. Three week paid KNABS. MABO.V-lIAMLffi. SOHMEH Immediate cash for anything and ev-town. Could be used also for otBce lion, 1120 p«r month. CA 2-8941 8 Linden P!. Red Sank mother needa reeponjlble woman lo live training course to right man. 0 to 5CABLE-HILSON. EVEREtT. BTECt tnthlng RoacU's. 29 Eut TFront St. •pace. Approximately 2.4O0 eq. ft WMtf UNFURNISHED — Three bedrooms HEATING SERVICEMAN — Contrac- weekdays. HE tuts Nights, weekend) SHl-lsM. aa 7-»o»i In. Be part ol Kmlly. Call momlngi tor basis. Major oil company. Cookman Ave, a Main St.. Asbury n. inoif • Box Bit. Red Bank. fireplace, steam an, garage, lean. 8151 OB MtH. 5S1-0051 CO iittl. Open dally till » Bar. UU 8:30 month. Unfurnished or fumlehed, three Member Multlpl* Luting PR aaxn arroRB FOR RENT - on white at, bedrooms, three bathi, fireplace hoi PETS AND UVKTOCK Red Bank, c^ water oU, two-car garage, no pete, till BEAUTICIAN KXPXBIENCXO ONLY - ChrysU MORTGAGES HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN ~ Blond producU mechanic. Btartlng salary xiot Hnleh. like new, (790. Call May 15, 1BC3. P75 month. Furnlehed, n, full-time, experienced all benefits. Call Cr Barron it C* HORSE three bedrooms, flreplase not water Attractive spill isve), thraei bednons, VraMARR. UUlUUle ffllver. IB 1-2-1700, for Interview between 7:10 p.' LO (-3S17 oil. no pets leaie. Sll» month. DENNIS IH batii, game room, carageTlow Closed Mondayd . and 9 p.m. CUSTOM VENETIAN BLIND — t'10", old. ICll tlael .2>1-M browNn anaftedr while « .p.m Six. years K. BYRNB. Realtor, 8 W. River Rd., >rlced, needa decorating, convenient MONEY best offer. Rumson. 843-llrJO. oeaUon near achools, Mlddletown, AVON BILLS mELr-nn or pan OS l-31lt GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - AMPLE WAREHOUSE space, centrally time, ieveral tsrrltorlM open for MAN - 17 to SS, salary to SM pi Consolidate Debts £icellent background, are* still avail- located and easily accessible, In Shrews- RED BANK AREA — Furnished, three women Interested tn having a good week, driver's license required. O| TWIN CARRIAGE — Almost new, %30:able. CA S-2S8L tnirjr. SH 1-7017. i>«droojns, bungalow, full baaement dead* Income. Experience unnecas- portnnltles for advancement with largi Low Payments high chair, flO; relaxaclsor, like new. Dial 741.7200 local firm. No experience necessai CHESTNUT OELDINO - 18.3 banda FOR RENT-STOMiJnauIre at DrgL lart* garage, nice grounds, walking PHILIP J, BOWERS 4 CO, aery. BH l-an or write: Mrs. Marga- CALL SH 1-4700 portable type, 1100; (wrought Iron porch distance to Red Bank JUS per month: ret Onlotta. P. O. Box ISO. Red Bank. Write P.O. Box 22. Perth Amboy. N. set, thret-plece eeclbnal, chair, chaise. 11 years old. Mut e* wM. Oood school liiop. M Shrewsbury Ave., BH 1-4M4RED BANK — Six rooms, gas heat Real Eeute Since ISM living Qualifications, education, put e tables; tlM. CaU 747-58S7. horse and busier. C— after I ».m. or MB 7-S184. new range. River St {110 per month. CLEANING WOMAN — Apply In per-perlence and phone number. First and Second MORTGAGES SH 1-7M7. WALTER S. OVSRTON son 10-2 p.m. dally. Rtvercreit Nurelnc BE PREPARED — Buy Ore exUngutsk- HOUSES FOR RENT CHAS. H. TINDALL AGENCY. SH 1- Atflllat* Home, Chapln Aye.. Red Bank. SEMI RETTRED MAN for genera to homeowners who need money ere now, American, La France. 2b GERMAN MWCHmKb npitef, AKC (0S0. work. Apply Paris Cleaners, 111 Leon for Linden PI., Red Bank. 741-1112. •eglstered. ten u« Mil weeke old. MONMOUTH COUNTY UNOROFT — Split level, three bed- W White St. Red Sank WOMAN — To Iron one day a week, ardvllle Rd.; Belford. • HOME IMPROVEMENTS oood temperiaieM. W JjUtW. C»ll OppoalM Municipal Parking Lot own traniportatlon. Call WE BUY AND SELL anything and after six 28-338S or XB4tll. 0 WS-S351 LICENSED INSURANCE MAN — To • DEBT CONSOLIDATION everything. Olve tto highest pricea NEW HOME! FOR RENT "l? % aesoclate with competctlve mutual In- BARONET REALTY, CO 4-2O10 Cell William Leff Furniture, Inc.. Hwr BBAUT1FU1. BOBTAU. fOTTIKS — from THREE-BBDROOM RANCH — Unfur- surance agency. Also opportunity u tt. Mld41efowrt Vfl 1JH1 OMB mi-Looking for ejood home. Free. Four bedrooms, three bedrooms, INDUSTRIAL CAFETERIA CM monthly. Call HS-4288 nlshed. Breeseway. atuched garage, handle diversified lines, such «t rea HOME OWNERS NEED MONET nings mi B p.m. SH 1-I78T full basement. Quiet, convenient loca. rull and part-time to prepare eand. estate and mutual tunas. Send resumi Home Improvemente • debt consollda- BIRD DOO PUPa — Rellstsrel Bng. .11>B SELECTION OF RENTALS - tlon. Yearly lease. $140 month. BWIEN- LIKE NEW wlchel end asiltt In cafeteria. Pleasant to "A.P.." Box til, Red Bank. Hon. CaU CA 14700. PAINT DISCOUNTS lish pointers, top Held Blood. CA I •urolehed asd unturelehsl Immed- BY AGENCY, Realtor. P.O. BIdg., SeaLouleaaa styling two-bedroom reach. working conditions for capable women. SALE8UANSALI8 TRAINEE — Toun| to occupejio. aamuel Telcher Agency Tile oath, modern kitchen, central gu PI MiOO MERCHANDISE Special: gallon lnalds-outalds wnlte. il-llhl. S42-14S2. heit, M covered patio, on Iree-abad- man under 30 rean of age to advanci SZ.98. Discounts on houMwares, hard- NICE RIDDia SMALL PONT — MS. TWO-BEDROOM RANCH — Furnished. ed 80x100 lot Ota block from bott EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER — In building supply field, eome expert FOR SALE , ware. Steel grass rake SSc. Free board until Christmas. Near grammar •cbool yearly lease. marina, and beach, SUMOO or ben Permanent position. ence neceseary. Tramlng In warehouse, SH 1-3322 HAND FURNISHED and unHrelshsd 113 month. Other winter rentals. offsr. owner. PI »S4».*H MML Open PR M03S office end field. Car necessary. Salary plus other Incentive during tralnln "Rainbow" TV & Hardware rantale In all alue and prices. Ella rWEENEY AOENCY, Realtor, P. Oo.r Inspection Sunday. November 4, HOSTESS — Pleasant working condi- COLJJB PUPPIES — AKC registered, Wliuhlro AgMCi Realtors, 1480 Ocean ndg.. Bea Bright. 842-1492. I to 5 p.m., J7 Maplewood Ave,, Keana. period. Call for appointment after 3 PAINT DISCOUNTS Across Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank raised with children for children. |50 Av»T8eaHtH*t H, J. 84M004. Ope >urg. 'Jons. UnlTorme and mills furnished. p.m. (25-4757. Or write "A.B." Box Bhorwin Ac WUUami, DuPont, Kemtooi, and up. HO 2<1<°. Karl-mar. Company benefits. Cell PArkway 1-3309 GRAY DINING ROOM SET - {(0.00 seven days. ill. Red Bank. Cook A Dunn. S*rt on ptlnt* now «i WANTED TO RENT NOT A TRICK - BOT A TREAT - for Interview. ; LlrfATONE '— The akia conditioner ATTRACTIVE — Furtilsned. Three- 'ear old eight-room split level on tree- MALE — OPPORTUNITY FOR youn PROWN'S CA 34478 'or don. with Unolelc add found In room Insulated cottage; hot water best shaded aore lot. Bay window living SALESWOMEN — Eiperlenced. Per- man, leam trade. Short order cooking. the yoike of eggs, ' oa Kc. KEYPORT rrVE-BEDROOM ROUSE, unfurnished: manent poittloBt, Apply J- Tanko, 30 a Broad st SB 1-7900' Red BuiBUFFET — China closet and urver. spicloua grounds. Private and quiet. room, large dining room, game room, Only those with ambition need apply a cheap. PKT SUPFUSS, Rt 33. ciiftwood. LO A4U1U only, CA i*Ut. required by executive and family. Call our good alto bedrooms ana two baths. Broad St., Red Bank. Ralph's Famous, 7 East Front St., RedPREFIN18HED PLYWOOD PANEUNQ 3-5M*. . ' , 146-1383 or wlrte P.O. Box 189, Holmdel, Bfore you buy eee 4' wide samples SH 1-0184 'UR HAVEN COLONIAL — Immejl- The game room, one bedroom and hath PRACTICAL NURSE or nuree's aJde. Bank. HANDSOME MAUD CAT — One year J.J.. and second kitchen on lower level. Ideal Apply la person 10-2 p.m. dally. River- of preflnlshed plywoods on display. USED OVERHEAD OARAOI DOOR. tie occupancy. Entirely renovated, two for Inlaws. Only $24.MO. KLWOOD A. EXPERIENCED route stlesman ft Priced from Jl-93 to ta per ir» sheeU. I' Including all hardware 820. Westlng- houeebroken, affectionate. Oood with large bedrooms, one amall. large llv* RTO HAVE an overflow of bona fide crest Nursing Home. Chipln Ave., Redlinen supply. Man between ages 25-30 children. OB 1-2319. broflpects looking for two to four bed- AHUSTRONO AOENOT, Realtor 5» Bank. Hed Bank Lumber. > Wall St. Ret touee leundramat automatic wsaher i Ing-dining room, modern kitchen, lit Prospect Ave», mile Silver..BH 1-4800. with high school education. Oood selar Bank. XOpposlte lfonmoulh St. A * P) Two galvanized pipe gates lndudl BOXERS — AKC, champion aired, ave baths, urjlurnlehed. ono-year lease. 8135 rooms. Call us. for fast action to have EXPERIENCED COOK — Mutt eleep union scale. Call or apply at Oardi posts, one 3x10 $12, one 3x3 $4. C per month plus utilities. WM. HALL, our home rented. THE BIRO AOEN-LINCROFT — 81-level. leu than Feu- State Towel Supply Co., 211 Edwardi UAS8AOE EQUIPMENI - For ran 842-1282. weeks old beautifully marked. Phone !Y, Rt M. Mlddletown. 08 1-lOOq In, permanent noeltton. or sale. Free delivery. SOUTH JERSEY 222-27S8. V SH 1-7S8*. old, on exquisite wooded lot with brook. CAVOHI Ave., Long Branch. CA g-0372. Four hodroomt, SU baths, large kitch- 9UROIOAL. SH 7-Mlt. EUCCTRIO auiTAH and amplifier »W. SEEKS QOOD HOME — For six year RUMSON — VnfumWied bungalow with en, Irving room, dining room recree- WAiTREBB-Experlenced. Night work. BULLDOZER OPERATOR HIP 32 Broad 8t, Eatonlown Between 4:30 old Irish Setter. Owner being 'traus- ilvlni room, kitchen, bedroom and bath, FURNISHED ROOMS Apply tri 'person Petereon'ev 183 Rlver- ented. Can after I p.m. PIANOS — Save 1200 or more off list and 4 p.m. 1 hot water oil heat. 879 monthly. Adult lon room with fireplace, porch, p&tlo, CO 44011 price, brand new 88-note console pi- lerred. Call 181-im H p.m. wo-cargarage. Near schools. »2«.5M. elde Avt., Red Bank. anoe. * 10-year suarantee. Come see, couple only. JOHN L. MINU6H, Real- ORAMBERUAJD8—Tear round, $1.25 MECHANICAL INSPECTOR — Bomi aave. Rent, option to buy. Tenter1) HAMMOND tors, 842-3M0, . ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD hour,', experienced. Company benefits. experience required, permanent em Music Store, 3M Main St., Lakewood RIAL ESTATE FOR RENT 3H-ROOU BUNOALOW — Oie heet WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, Wast Park APPLEBROOK RANCH — Charmtnc Apply la person HOWARD JOHNSON'S ~ ment. Apply Stephenson Corp. ORGAN STUDIO eultable for couple with one child, 141 a Are., Wayefde. . Brand' new ranch three bedroom homo on weil-ahrubbed IVblte Rd.. Shrewsbury. AMERICAN STANDARD CAST IRON APAR1MEMTS Uacn. (18,500. OS 1-2633. MOTOR LOnOE. Hwy 35, Mlddletown. aoiUBR — Steam or hot water. Oil OF ASBURY PARK month. Inquire at jM.Naveilnk Avs. mlldlng. All meals, laundry and care. Highlands. Call KE !•»!». burner with ell controls plus hot water USED ORGANS COUNTRY SBTTING — One mile Red AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS eoli. »1SO. Call after » p.m. CA »-25»s. lammond Extravolca Bank nation. 3H rooms, utilities. 1100. UW MOBILE HOME — For rent. Two BATONTOWN—Furnished rooms, some (More Classified Ads ^owrey Holiday SH 1-S38S. bedrooms, automatic washer. 4J» with' kitchen privileges. Pleasant walk 8x11, BI12. >x< by 1x6, special with a' Conn Spinet Organ $. Fourth St. Pine Tree Trailer Court, Fort Monmouth.^ rsasonable, weekly, Oa The Next Page) door. Iron beams one ("lit*. B" x Irambach Grand Piano 2». THREE ROOMS and hath, furnished Eatontown. Innulre evenings. monthly. 14 *380S, ______:«', i:"xl3'. Window frames and sash, JR 30 Tone Cabinet ... „ 225.adults only, (75. Call after 7 p.m. new and used,. tingle, double, triple. SALES AND SERVICE HO2-2JU Roof shingles, various amounts. Call RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION THREE ROOMS — Furnished, private after t p.m. CA S-JM9. Open Dally Till » — Saturday Till 8:30 entrance. Couple only. BUICK'S NEWEST... 8H 1-8372 8TORU WINDOWS and scums. One COOJCKAN AVE. AND MAIM ST. 40MJ, seven 3BM3, two HxU, three PR 8-9300 EATONTOWN — Two-room efficiency MxM. tl each. CO 4*7M after 5 p.m.WOOD QUTTER SALE - 4"x6" x ran-apartments. S20 weekly and up. In- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY HO GAUGE ELECTRIC TRAINS - dom length. Regularly 50 ctnts per cludes utilities and maid eervlci. Sur- Leu than Siding Corp, tiertlCei walnut with matching bench, 10 months entrance, unfurnished, all utilities. Kvi other lines of Insurance throngh Manvllle contractor. PR i-tvH old. Call 787-WI1. BRING YOUR ROLLERS lings and wcekende call 291-0848. ARMSTRONG AOINCfT SB l-U&X or Adam Lnimeyer 2»l-030X Auto and Track Rental SIIIK — 41", two yean old; four-burn- NEW WINDOW S1IADIS I RED BANK — Four or five roome. er gas' range with oven, two years Put on while you wait. Any alia up bath, utilities except cooking gas, near NOW ON DISPUY AT old: refrigerator. 717-WU. Call after U to largest picture windows, free rust- bus, adults, no pets, 33 South St. AVIS—fUnt a new car or truck. Low PalBtlng tsr 10 years. noon, Thursday, Friday, less eyelet, free crochet etude pun. raise Macle Avs., Red Bank. Bllf- Ciutom made shades, scallop cr fringe, FIVE ROOMS — Center Fair Haven; OHO*. PR Ulle, Dally ' a.m.—10 pra. PAIrTrma at Its finest Interior and TeLAumt^hScrvtce OUNS, DUNS. OUNS -r Winchester, ny type. Prompt delivery, Free near school, shopping area. Heal, light, eilerlor. Reslisnllal and commeroliu. 10 gauge automttlc, Browning, 11 gaun water aupplled. Call Sll 1-5H8. Lowest rates. W. BvaM. SU 1-8511. Utl US BuE your ^r»t«t>. No.^ autonietlo, many other shotguns ana meaiurlng servloet Convenient terme. Building Contractor u mln nile. rifles.' Call SH i-SlW after S p.m. EFFICIENCY APARTMBNT - Cm- ejetvlna SB M bour amwtntf BOB WHITE BUICK INC. PROWN'S iletely furnished, suitable for one or UILUBR New hmee, HOOKERS - 13. Night table, 19. Pic- wuple. Rest Keamburg. 78753(2. dlllons, basement and aitiatio roomsms,, Painting aad Deoentlng ture, Irmmt, house shutters, etc. (11783 Broad tl. Red Bank IH 1-7500 kitchkitchenss , garagerag, repalrlraa ana alter* KlNTINO ANb'x»A^)t HAKOltiSr Main St., Port Monmouth). )1L BURNER and furnace with ell RBO BANK'S BEST atlone. Herbert sllgenrauouohh. SH I-8MI8M1 163 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK :onttole, 71.000 RTU'e anrl I" table Unusual five-room deluxe garden apart- For a good clean Job, reasonable, THREB SPEED automatic portable ment. Modern kitchen, two bedrooma. Sell SH 7-3411. EJ Zlnnr. •Uea •,,,,„ aw. Phone BH 7-202J. A. 3. PICONE - Ceramlo tile Corp Ml Prospect A»e., little BllvarT SH1-62Q0 OPEN EVES. HI-FI. «.1O. Wooden kitchen table, two Large rooms and closets. Quiet, fine tractor for quality, price, end prompt LOUIS OASSAN - ohtira fit). Exeoutive desk, ehaWiij, 24x39 GAS thermostat operated floor atmosphere. «ervlce.'Ice_. JTrjFree eiilmate. Call ftl-UM prompt home, sirvloe or trae Falrlawn riding rotary mower IW. roue heater. Two years old, heat offer. __tf___iHM»m. WU ti. I • • MADISON OARDENS 24I-H77. an vjiro, 811 I-TMI. .1 Z-41SI si South tt, an 1. ) HOUSES FOB SALE FOR 2lV—friity, November 2, RED BA..\£' BLISTER HOUSES FOR SJklS. HOUSES FOR 8A1E HOOSES FOE SALE HOUSES TOR SALE SHftEWSWRY OFHCE OFfERIN«Si HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE LOW AGENCY M; BQRJUS REALTORS BWGOTASANEWPBWyr ...... REALTORS., 600 RIVER RD. 1 FAIR HAVEN, N. J.Tree-shaded ranch. Six spacious rooms, three bedrooms, lft batbs. RAY VAN HORN REALTORS plctu«ITindowa^ringoutdoor vistas inside. TutetoDy decorated; 436 Riv«r Road . Fair Havan SHadyside 7-4532 immaculate Inside and out. $20,500. OVER A QUARTER CENTURY SH 1-4477 Op»n Every Day rVUmber Multiple Listing Same* NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT Member Multiple Listing Service. . Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Custom ranch overlooking rolling hill. Appointments Include Urge RIVER VIEW ACRE — Estate area near everything. Brick and RUMSON AREA OWNER CALIFORNIA BOUND-Offers good value in attractive living room with Colonial fireplace, famUy dining room, large kitch- Charming, compact colonial - superb condition - foyer - living four-bedroom home in fine Fair Haven residential area. Spacious en, four king-sired bedrooms, three full baths, delightful den, to" frame rancher over 100 feet long! Nine rooms,. 2>/2 tiled baths, four bedrooms, two fireplaces. Den, hobby room, two-car garage. room, fireplace - rustic shutters - fuH dining room - modern kitchen living room, fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen, VA baths. Full basement, attached two-car garage. Complimentary ttee-»h»ded Transferred owner asking $31,950. (Worth $38,000.) Taxes $800. with electric range and 18 cubic ft. refrigerator . . . exceptional basement, hot water heat, garage. Nice wooded plot, excellent grounds complete this holiday package for $34,500. den 17x23 - beamed ceiling - built-in bar ... overlooks small school situation. Asking $19,009. SHREWSBURY RIVERFRONT COLONIAL — Charm "by the bush- brick patio and fascinating Japanese garden . . • three bedrooms, CUSTOM BRICK'FRONT RANCH , el!" 38-ft. living room. Beamed ceiling. Wide board floors. Huge l'/i baths - large closets , . . five air conditioners- washer, dryer, RED BANK — Residence dignity in this charming three-bedroom Gorgeous landscaped corner lot over '/, acre. Well planned spa- fireplace. 15-ft. picture window. Modern heat and kitchen. For- carpeting . . . full basement . . . convenient to all schools, bus, Colonial home. Large 12x20 living room, efficiency kitchen, dining cious home, extra slze.bedrooms (3, cozy living room with,fire- mica snack bar. Many extras. Four bedrooms, two bjths. Plot station ... truly a good buy. Asking 528,000. room, I'A baths, huge 17x23 den with exposed beams, one-car ga- place, two tiled baths, formal dining room, modern roomy kitchen, 110x150. Good landscaping. See it and buy it! Only $26,500. rage. Wall-to-wall carpet in living room, dining room, hall and open patio, jalpusied Florida room with flagstone floor and two-car Taxes $300. RUMSON WATERFRONT stairs. Too many extras to enumerate—let us show it to you. Ask garage. For quick sale asking $32,000. FURNISHED — For the boatsman or retired couple, A perfect ing $26,000. . OVER HALF AN ACRE —Two baths, four bedrooms. Recreation retreat in the spring and summer months. Paneled living room ELBOW ROOM room 15x30. Basement. Many extras. 4V4% mortgage. Bargain 15x24, fireplace, two large bedrooms, ample closets, compact COLONIAL RANCH —Custom built in beautiful location. Lovely For the whole family! Enjoy Christmas in the delightful paneled at $21,900. kitchen, enclosed patio 15x18, dock. Lot 100x200. No heat, but living room 15x23 with fireplace, huge dining room, dream kitchen family room, the spacious living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen, can be installed at reasonable cost. Good condition. Asking with dishwasher, paneled den with fireplace, three very lovely bed- FOUR bedrooms, three full baths, basement, % acre. Excellent PLOT 135x200—This five-year-old modern home has four bedrooms $18,500. rooms and two tiled baths. Full dry basement with partially fin- schools—superb value. FHA appraised. Owner must leave by Dec, ind three baths, screened porches and is in a delightful Vighbor- ished game room with fireplace. Sliding glass doors from dining 1st. Mm hood. Aluminum combination windows. Dishwasher. $24,900. Cash WOODED SETTINp room out to lovely patio. A very gracious and livable house. Ask- down $2,900. Almost new two-story colonial. Large living room with fireplace ing $43,500. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING dining room, game room. Five oversize bedrooms, two full baths. 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. J.Two-car garage and full cellar. Lovely lot affording seclusion RUMSON CUSTOM-BUILT —Luxury features in five bedroomi, Assume 4'/$% G. I. Mortgage on this "spacious eight-room, two bath SHadyside 7-410O and privacy. A spacious, charming home offering gracious family one year old executive's home. Wall-to-wall carpeting in living, home. Basement and attached garage. Large lot, washer, refrig- living. $29,500. dining and hall. Three and one-half baths add to easy family liv- erator, storm windows, screens and Venetian blinds. Low monthly ing on wooded professionally landscaped acre. Den with fireplace, payment $111. Approximately $4,400 will assume mortage. Very HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE DEEP WATERFRONT cherry kitchen cabinets plus dinette, screened porch and 2+-ft.low price. $17,500! Excellent, quiet neighborhood. Older Dutch Colonial in spotless patio. All the latest electrical accessories included in sale price COLTS NECK condition. Slate roof, oversized living room with stone fireplace.1 of $69,500. . TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES BERG Enclosed front porch, separate dining room, five bedrooms, VA . Monmouth County's baths. Large, clean, floored attic suitable for another bedroom. Realtor Two-car detached garage. School bus stops at corner. Lovely WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) WALKER & WALKER "Showplaca" Community trees. $35,000. , . . . REALTORS • THIS HOME IS ALIVE Raalton ef Rumion Sine* 1905 . . , with the feeling of luxury: three Ml Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. stylish bedrooms, lar|e living room, ROLLING HILLS cleUghtful dining room, spacious klteh- 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON SHadyside 1-521J in and tile bits. Oirate, baiement APPLEBROOK AGENCY. INC. ' 842-0600 1,000 feet south or Lily-Tulip Co., Middletown and attic too. But thit'a not the half at BIG BROOK ef It: Electric ranie and OVMI. alumi- 950 Hwy. 35 Middlttown num itormi and doors, wall-to-wall An outstanding neighborhood of JUST OFFERED — A gem, a better out of the ordinary property. 671.331 I carpeting. Immediate tosiession at OS 1-2300 Here's a beautiful, older two-story home in unusually fine condi- doting*. truly beautiful homes in a wide tion on a showplace piece of land. Features nine rooms including Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins NO DOWN PAYMENT variety.of interiors and exteriors from $30,000. Low carrying THIS BRIGHT HOME FEATURES library, TV room, .full dining room, VA baths. There's a fireplace, TO • A many-windowed high ceiling living room that looks out ona large screen porch, cellar and. two-car garage. Land can be SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP •3% DOWN charges. Models open 10 a.m. to subdivided—and practically—too. $35,000. dark. a cared-for yard. 24-HOUR SERVICE $13,990 FULL PRICE • A fine dining room that sets the stage for cheerful meals. Monmouth County Office ALEXANDER CAPLAN NEW RUMSON LISTING - Solid, compact, four-bedroom home • An "extra" room where the kids can play, mother can sew with a special feature for a large family—space for two more bed- Builder or dad can have a hobby. rooms! There's a fireplace in the living room, a full dining room, THE BERG AGENCY • Three comfortable bedrooms that offer maximum privacy with ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY "Personalized Service" 946-4288 or ME 5-970O two full baths. Dry cellar and attached garage. A lot of house 1<4 baths and large closets for easy housekeeping. for $27,600. . Monmouth County's Oldest Real Eitat* Firm OSborne 1-100O DIRECTIONS: Rt. 9 to Rt. 34• Attached garage and'basement on this well-landscaped fenced Rt. #35 Middletown, N. J. right to Clover Hill Rd., left to yard make this spotless house a home everyone would want. RUMSON'S FINEST — An address of distinction, a property to 199 Broad Street Red Bank-SH 1-3490 Tulip La., then, two blocks to Asking $24,900 . reflect your pride of ownership. Owner of this'gracious colonial Member Multiple Listing Service Daily 9-9 Saturday, Sunday 10-7 models. has been transferred South. The house is vacant. If you need THIS HOME GENERATES GREAT PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP four bedrooms, jl den and dining room, three baths, a dressing DO YOU NEED FOUR BEDROOMS AND TWO BATHS? Then FAIR HAVEN — 108 Ridge Rd. Four- HOLMDEL TYPICAL OF APPLEBROOK bedroom Colonial, two bithi, terrace, room, big closets, AND if you're particular about setting, may see this Cap* Cod with brick fireplace in living room, LARGE fireplace, large lot beautifully land- Buy of the Wetlt • Nestled in shaded privacy it offers an outdoor dimension .i.n we show you this outstanding property? $50,500. kitchen, garage. Taxes $408. Believe it or not only $15,300. Look •caped. Call owner, 842-1001. Brick veneer ranch two years old, casual living. Its kitchen is strictly modern and complete. custom built, seven rooms, three t ' now—we have the key. HAZLET — Four bedroomt, two bathi, rooms, l'/4 baths, two-car attached ta- Its square dining room has a woodland view. Its living room attached garage, extras. Principal! only rige, tans 1580, acre. 126.000. five boasts a wood-burning fireplace and lots, of wall space WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) FOUR BEDROOMS, bath and a hair, for only $16,900. Full cellar, 264-4252. minutes Bill Labs. MARTIN AGENCY. Newman Springs Rd., Uncrort. SH • Three charming bedrooms are designed to create an elegari Member Multiple Listing Service new oversized garage. Large, 'eat-in kitchen, 100-ft. lot Look LINCROFT — Two large bedroomi, 7-2229. and intimate atmosphere. now and be surprised. large Jiving room, ceramic tile bath. ltfie kitchen, breeiway, garage, dry MIDDLETOWN — Bight room apllt • If you wish to live with pride and charm, see this ranch a basement, expandable attic, shrubbed level. Good condition, 1H bathi, full $21,000...... HOUSES FOR SALE MOUSES FOR SALE DO YOU NEED ROOM FOR YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR IN- ground!. Owner eale. 8H 7-221P. basement. »16,5OO. OS 1-1B34 evenings. LAWS? Then look at this custom-built split level with its three good-sized bedrooms, tile bath, living room, full dining room and HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MIDDLETOWN-Split level built IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN JUST A modem kitchen and garage. On the lower level a bedroom, liv- in 1956. Living room, separate HOUSE ... ine room, large modem kitchen, tile bath. Attractive neighbor- "OUR 44th YEAR" dining room, recreation room, But it isn't. This Cape Cod is hood. Price $24,900. PAUL P. BOVA COLONIAL — ISM vintage. Five large three bedrooms, one bath, at exceptional. Tastefully decorated. bedrooms, 3(4 baths, oil hot water ached garage, large lot with Every inch of space utilized to hetllng systems, several fireplaces, Realtor - Insiiror wide board plank floors, excellent complete privacy in rear. ~"'Pric"e advantage. Four bedrooms. Love- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RAY STILLMAN condition. $16,000 Substantial V/ff, mort- ly kitchen, basement playroom, REALTOR ALSO , gage may be assumed. workshop, laundry. Well land I Highway 35 Middletown Large duplex apartment building. Two FIRST TIME OFFERED -Best RED BANK - seven-room apartments In excellent scaped. On dead-end street. FOUR BEDROOMS AUTHENTIC COLONIAL FARM HOUSE-11^ acres 01 1-2544 condition, gross Income from rental LINCROFT — Like new rancher. $17,100. Fair Haven area. Five year old 13,000 per year, Living room 25x14 with fireplace, Colonial with four large, bed- East of Broad Street, living room, country environment without isolation, wide board OPEN a Kit. TO » P:M. dining room, kitchen, basement, floors, beamed ceiling, brick filled plaster walls, ALSO conventional dining room, eat-in GAY 90'S HOUSE rooms and V/i tiled baths. Center Tm above two residences are sltust kitchen, large recreation room, Five bedrooms, two baths. Fire- hall plan, oversized living room oil fired radiator heat, deep lot, pegged construction; 160 years old but wonderful old-' ALWAYS A CHOICE ed on over eight acres of beautifully convenient to schools, buses J and time, sturdy construction belies its age. Living room, wooded riverfront. Holly, cedar, oak three comfortable size bedrooms, place in living room. Dining and dining room, eat-in Kitchen and maple trees, 368 feet of bulkhead- two. baths, jalousied porch, full room. Gas heat. Two-car garage. with built-ins and dishwasher, downtown. GI or FHA financing fireplace, large dining room, modem kitchen, three OPEN HOUSE ed, sheltered riverfront. large den, porch, full basement, available. Seen by appointment. bedrooms, tiled bath on second floor, screened porch, ALSO basement, hot water oil fired River view. Near ocean bathing. Saturday and Sunday Irom 2 to 8 Room for more homes. on the prop- heat. Convenient to parochial or $14400. flagstone terrace, lovely plant- $13,900. ' . • , detached garage, place for horses. If you have a yen erty without crowding. Owner will take ings. A must see1 at $39,900 ask- for old farm houses, you will like this. $29,500. IjCuitom three-bedroom ranch. Living back mortgage. 1110,000. public schools. Beautiful grounds I room', dining room, modern kitchen, rice $25,300. FOUR ACRES ng. NOT A DEVELOPMENT I full basement, outdoor patio, tcrtened- Dial 741-7200 Estate area. Over 300' on Nave- VETS NO $ DOWN, Complete listings of. II In porch. Landscaped, plenty of lull NON $600 DOWN > || frown treei. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. RED BANK — The best resi sink River. Exceptional land- TOP RED BANK AREA - A new businesses, farms, homes and estates Real Estate Since 1894 dential section of- town, the mosi scaping. Old house, needs re- listing of unique charm and con-FAIR HAVEN CAPE - Living throughout Monmouth County $15,500 WALTER B. OVERTON ivable home we've seen in man;modeling. venience, Walking distance to room, dinette, modern kitchen, II17 East Roosevelt Clrclt, oil Naveslnk Affiliate everything. Foyer, living room all tile bath, two bedrooms, and I River Rd. moons. Paneled den with rustic $50,000 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SO Whits at. . Red Bank beamed ceiling living room with fireplace, separate dining den or third bedroom, expansion Opposite Municipal Parking Lot with fireplace, conventional din- EASY TO CARE FOR room, modern kitchen, stunning for* two more. oir-HreiJ hot water MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom split. Five bedrooms, 3!4 baths, Only 23x17 family room with bookcases heat, basement, carpeting includ- Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 I Kat-ln modern kltohen, formal dining. ing room, three good sized bed- ed. Very convenient area. We I family room, laundry, attached garage. rooms, H/ baths. Seeing is be-two years old. Beautiful kitchen and beamed ceiling, den over- I To qualified Olivers. 01 no down pay- NE1V SHREWSBURY — Four bedroom 2 with huge brick fireplace. Many have key. $16,500 ment, non vtt (S50 down. JU.ttJO. E.'R ranch, two baths, garage, fireplace, lieving. Price $26,000. looks secluded rear patio and ISNYUER * Co.. Rtaltors. Five Cor- baiement. Many improvements. Excel- extras. Transferred owner. garden. Three bedrooms, JJJ "LUXURY LIVING IN A Inert. Middletown. OS 1-2500, lenl location. LI 2-1501 after 5 p.m $37,500 baths, city sewers, modest taxes, ' NOT A BARN WEART^NEMETH I SEVEN YEARS OLD MATAWAN — Builder's personal home. WEST LONO BRANCH — Three-bed- call before it sells. Asking $26,- DISTINCTIVE WATERFRONT SETTING" Colonial ranch on !i acre of wooded room ranch. Den with fireplace, two UNUSUAL WATERFRONT 000. • Most house for the money. Seven ground. - Blx rooms, gorgeous llreplace, baUii, full cellar, gai heat, dishwasher, AGENCY Six-year-old brick and frame rooms, living room, bright kitch- full basement, one-cir garage, Beaut!-, pantry, pat<« Immediate occupancy. run living. Call LO J-1223. Call SH 1-87(9. REALTOR ranch house. Four master bed EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING en, three bedrooms, den and 102 WEST FRONT ST. rooms, three baths, 28' living One-year old home in choice Lin- playroom or five bedrooms. Beau- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room. Separate guest apartment croft setting. S. Leo's parish. tiful condition inside, and newly SHadyside 1-2240 on lower level. Landscaped ter- Walk to shopping area. Spacious painted outside, full basement, 24-HOUR SERVICE race overlooks water* yard, foyer, living room, dining aluminum combination storm and : MOVE RIGHT IN Member Red Bank Area $37,500 room, eat-in kitchen, four bed- screens, black top driveway. GI Modern split level on lot 100x200, Living room, dining rooms, 2'A tiled baths, 21' play screens, black top driveway. GI, ' room, kitchen, game room, four bedrooms, 2% baths. Multiple Listing Service ELLEN S. room, two-car attached garage. FHA terms available. See it. $16,- at LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Many extras. Low taxes. Easy financing. $24,800. Easy financing. A fine family 900. Distinguished custom-built HAZELTON home. Reduced to $24,500 for OWN THRU KRONE REALTOR quick sale. motjtls to ehooi* from en $ McGOWAN . WIST RED BANK VICINITY 13 West River Road Rumson Neat and trim ranch type home and FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL-Tree- AGENCY one-half acre ettatei from 24,990 Strate on big, one half acre flit or 842-3200 shaded, landscaped, sidewalks. dead end street. Maintenance-free aluml num siding, new foot*, full basement Member of Red Bank Three bedrooms, bathroom plus RED BANK SH 7-3000 Elegant Split Level. Enchanting provincial design. Three lovely living room, science kitchen wltr Multiple Listing Service powder room, fireplace in livin dlnlnf area, two larje bedrooms and room, formal dining room wit 24-Hour Sarvie* large bedrooms with two and more closets in each room. Realtor and Insurer tiled bath. Qualified vets — no down IVt baths. Priced at $26,500. payment. Only 113,900. • corner cabinet, full, dry cellar VETS NO DOWN with laundry. Screened porch, at- 1480 Oeaan Av«. 842-0004 S«* Bright tached garage. Excellent location. Full Waterfront Rights • Free Dockage Facilities Opan 7 Dayi — Member MultipU Listing M. KRONE $88 A MONTH Owner transferred. Immediate oc- REAL ESTATE Excellent Location for Commuters ASSOCIATES, INC. Pays everything on this charm- cupancy. Reduced to $22,800 for ASSOCIATES DIRECTIONS: Hwy. SS louth to Sycamore Avi., left on Sycamore ing three-bedroom Colonial with quick sale. to Branch Ave.: right on Branch (Little. Silver B.R. Station) to formal dining room. Non-vets $350 REALTORS Illversldl Ave. i left on SUverslde to model!. iiBiiniiinpiiiiMiiinBiiiiiiniiBiiip down. WEST LONG BRANCH WEST LONG BRANCH LI 2-2133 HALL BROS. 127 Oakland St. Red Bank !.. FOR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-1200 VETS NO DOWN REALTORS SHadyside 7-3445 ' . . . DESIGNER'S DELIGHT . . . YOUR CANDIDATE $87 PER MONTH GI and FHA Mortgages In a charming colonial community on half-acre estates Elect to live in thli fine home whlcl Pays interest and principal on MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Seven Day Service Our newly styled "Continental Villa" CO A AAA promitea to give you t Wit t)m» ol this large seven-room split with enjoyment. No campaign promise bu! 813 River Rd. Fair Haven VISIT... or authentic colonial featuring four '#11 MMII actual ftcti. 2Vi baths, two-car ga- VA baths in Hazlfct. Prize-win- Why pay rent? Instead buy tour- bedrooms and priced from ... kVyVVV rage, three generous bed room i plui bedroom Cape Cod, eight years den, tree-ihaded plot In food reil ning roses, lovely landscaping, SHadyside 1-7686 old, well landscaped, close to Jentlal neighborhood. Appralied at am!tree-shaded spacious grounds. Liking S22.70Q. Red Bank. BRIARWOOD CROWELL. AGENCY, Realtor Full Price $15,(00 Asking $13,000 SILVERBROOK PARK 41 &. Front St., Red Bank SH 1-4030 'HOME FOR CHRISTMAS" Vet No Down ANOTHER QUALITY-BUILT RANCIi Beautiful ranch house on approxi- AT FAIR HAVEN AT WEST LONG BRANCH by Advance Planning, Inc. Quiet Port- BARONET REALTY mately one acre. Living room, Non-Vet $400 Down DIRECTIONS' Hwy 31 te Kail St. (Off Catoalonn Clicle) continue lupeclt neighborhood: Tbret bedrooms, Fair Haven's newest planned on Wail St. to Fairway Ave., him left oat ralmay Ave.' to motels. eat-In kftchen, I'i baths, hot wt ASSOCIATES dining room and, kitchen. Three Another good buy — Three-bed- community of fine quality homes. heat Call 222-4778, . bedrooms, two baths, full base- room Cape Cod, near transporta- A delightful WOODED estate FOR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-1200 Broker ment, two-car garage. Price re= tion, excellent condition, reason- area near the Navesink River. nni=iiuLtii:!:-iiiis MiHLi^MHLPirrflriiifiiiiiiiiuMmiinHiitairrtmiMiTrnirtiii^it-Liniirrtuniifir^iia.iiiLiLLi^LLLbiiiiaiiiu:!^ HOUSES FOR SALE Hwy. 35, Hazlet duced to $31,800 for quick sale. able taxes. CO 4-2010 HOME FOR THANKSGIVING" $12,296 Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, A Vet No Down Payment baths, full basement. Near Non-Vet $400 Down ' schools, shopping and transpor- EDNA M. NETTER tation. Price $15,900. UCHNBED RK4L ESTATE BROKER JOSEPH L. CARLONE SHOREWAY rAIUli-HOMKS—INDUSTRIAL SITKS HO&iujou-coiyrs NECK 75 West Front St. Red Bank REALTY CO. UAJtLBOnO— FIUSHSHOUD AAEAS Dutch Lane R4., RD l. Uarlbora SH 1-1420 Hwy. 35 , Holmdel. P.O. Box 323, Freehold Member Multiple Listing (Off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 HO 3-1151 YE OI.DE 8HRBW8BURY — Eiecu- TWO-BEDROOM BUNGALOW - Uva ranch home In ' Very line area. IMPERATIVE Large glassed-in front porch, Three bedrooms, two tiled battis, larte Thli family must move toCltlcaro with. back porch, shaded vard, very den, !«• livlpif room, separata dlnlni In two weeks. An Ideally located four room, large open baaementj . ttvo-car bedrooms, 2^ baths almoit. new home Idw taxes. Full price $8,500. laraie. Larte landscaped plot. Many with a lovely den and a 32' garneroom. extraa. 136,500. Call owner for ap. Has patio, basement, garage, treea FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH - on •The moat progressive ret] wUte orgtnlution often you polntment, SH 1-7078. No brokers. all on a good dsad^na street Ten minutes: to Hed Bank, Area and home beautiful half acre. Best area the greateit opportunity to retch the most prospects when LINCnoFT — Thrte-bedroom split are made to order for a nice family. Two-car garage, two baths, din- selling your home. It also otters the buyer • greater level, V,i . baths, fireplace, covered Asking I20,SOO. patio, basement, attached a*ara(r. fully CROWBLL AdKNCY, Realtor ing room, full basement. Price variety of services at no extra cost. Buying or selling? landscaped \i • acre lot. Near public, 41 E. Front St.. Red Bank, SH 1-1030 recently reduced, 10,700. Uae.it, today! , . arocnlal schools and Holmdel Labt. Swner transferred. 124,000. No brokers, UNITED BTATES BTEBL HOMES SH 7-1582 12 floor plana In a varelty of architec- RIVER PLAZA - rour-btdroom, two- tural stylis. Priced from SIO'600 to bath sun ranch, llreplace, excellent LINCROFT SPLIT LEVEL _ Four |32,00O. neighborhood. ' 12000 will aasuma 5',i bedrooms Ifto bathi, two-car garage, EVERETT II. TIIOItNE CO. per cent mortgage. Asking 116,600. i.n Brisrwood Road is off Hance recreation room, Asking (IS,BOO, Owner Dealer BNYDER ft CO., Realtors; Five Cor- Road, one block north of sale. .M.ke oiler, ail 7-Jjll, oa 1-0032 nara, MlddHtown. OS 1-55M. River Road. LITTLE SILVER — Reduced for quick FAIR HAVEN - Three bedroom bun- HA2LET — Ranch style, siz rooms, 1 V sale, aix.year old custom-built split galow, two car garage, oil heat, full three bedrooms. Full basement, garsie level. Excellent condition. Family room baasmint. good neighborhood. Near H8.KJ0. Call CO 4-7628. * Cuitom-Built Homes from ,1 >. plus recreation room, bullllna, 2% bathi, school, bus. Low taxes. IMMEDIATE many axtrai, dock rights, charming POBSKBBION. Principles only. BlI 14373 BLBBRON - HOB van Court. Wall $29,500 to $37,500 neighborhood. ' SH 1-Q236, landioaped lot, 102H30' Newly painted LITTLE SILVER. . BT. IAUES PAR- YOUR PIirvATB KINGDOM •ad decorated. Five rooms. llMOa ISH — Two story with three bedrooms, Custom, all brick ranch on one acre tl.SOO cash. Call owner SI2-1001. nreplice, l'i baths. Full baiemtnt with In Holmdtl. *", years old. Living room TWO-B-OnoOM coopeniiiva apaTt" room paneled. Patio with outdoor fire- with fireplace, kitchen with separate mini, oil heat, other eitras, M9.5O nays place. < Non-thoroughfare. Ideal small laundry, formal dining' room, tremen. utllltlea plus maintenance Occupancy RAY VAN HORN children. Attractively priced. 811 1-Mli, dous bedrooms with double cloieti, March 1. LI 2-2D11. ' fully tiled bath. Two-car garage. At- RED RANK — Kvery room makes you tractively price at »2«,800. LITTLE B1LVKII - Capa Cod coital;; BUILDERS int to lluger and "All." fitnne and Immaculate, knotty pined, rive rooms frame Colonial. Living room 12x20, flrt- BARONET REALTY A8BOCUTES large aoreened porch. Near station and Fair Haven, N. J. >lacn dining room, a kitchen lhat'a a Highway 33 llailet, CO 4-2010. transportation, tall m-lrloa. pleasure to work In, den with beamed HIRTOniC SHREWSBURY — Most at- BBVKN ROOMS, two baths, oil henT SH 7-4100 veiling, bookcasea und bar. Threa bed- tractive ranch In top ana. Large liv- rooms, l'.i baths. Extraa galore, patio ing room with (lreplaci, three bed- Siir*f*is2«"" "O|1M'' bl" *"" ' "' with privacy, baiement with ihop, rooms and bath. 20' glassed and Ttia Rii Bank Area Multiple Listing larviet •ewers. 121,0011. LAWR1NCE I, screened porch, Wsll landscaped. Ask- aCIIILLINO, REALTOR. IS Spring *,, _jl»,SO0\ JBLWOOn A. ARMSTRONG Ked Bank. iH 7.4111. MEMBER UUL- AGENCY. Realtor, MS Proapaot Ave,, (Mora Classllletj Ads TirLE LJ8TINQ. Ultla Sllvsr. SH On The Next Pag») BED BANK BEGiSTEH HOUSE! FOR HOUSES W» SALE HOUSE! FOR JALE HOUSES FOJj> |ALE ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Unit Siiver riday, NoraBifer 2,1963-27 Religious Mews Tonight, the Couple* dub wMl meet to thi {*rfsb hoose at »;U- •AjPIOT , > " JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR THE DOWSTRA A6EMCY SALVATION CONGREGATION IMAI Offletrs wttl be t*ct«d. S«iu»« 10 RIEteE ROAD, RUMSON, N. J. RfALTORS Red Bade OP GREATER RED BANK dancing wttl Jollow the busiaeai (Conservative) CcrammloB wtfi be observed at Sunday school 1* at 9:45 a.m. meeting. ' the 10:» sum. aervtee Sunday.. 842-0444 Member of Red Baal Area Multiple Listing Opt and Mr». Paul Kelly, aew- RumJon The schedule of services for The communion altering will be THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVEJt PHONE FOR BROCHURE ly-appototed youth leaders for Late Sabbath services will be- Sunday is: S a.m., Holy Common gin at 1:10 p.m. Rabbi Gilbert S. Missionaries Benefit Board for '' J7 YEARS EXPERIENCE < II East Front Street northern New Jersey, wiH con- ion; 8:4S a.m., Sunday school for Red Bank, N. J. Rosenthal will apeak on the sub- reared and needy pastors. Rev. FAIR HAVEN colonUl. Three bedrooms, out bath. Sell off plot duct the service. Girl Guards and grades *-9; 9:30 a.m., children's SH 1-8700 ject: "The Basic Rules of John E. Bates will speak on "The Nice, comfortable, older borne. Widow wants Florida, reduce* Sunbeam wits will participate: church tor the pre-primary de- Junior Soldiers' meeting is at 11 Civilized Society." Cantor Sidney "rue Center." price. Center hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry. CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES? partment in the dd parish house a.m. Nursery care Is provided for Schar* wiH chant the liturgy of Ushers wiH be John Poyner. Laundry--In baiement. Two-car garage. Excellent location, near You most certainly can in this expense-proof ranch. Well-built and for grades 1-3 in the new school, and shopping. Taxet approximately tMO. Aaking $21,900. well-maintained. Foyer, living room, fireplace, dining area, sunny, those under six years of age the service. Candle lighting time Norman Wagner, Edward Stines, parish bouse, family service with, roomy Idtchen; two nice bedrooms, bath. Nice plot, pleasaat gar-YouB £ people's service is at 1.11 is 4:30 p.m. The floral offering Thomas Van Scholck, and Stew- RED BANK COLONIAL, Al CONDITION. VERY UNUSUAL dens. Asking $11,900. for the pulpit will be donated by morning prayer and Minion by art Miller. Mrs. William Jakes LAYOUT. DISTINCTIVE! Foyer, living room, dining room, p.m., with Miss Jeaanle Fahey the rector, Rev. Dr. A. Allen and Miss Elizabeth Bates will kitchen, den, thrte bedrooms, VA baths, basement, garage. Den & STATUaiAiusS SEEKERSojnauuwi! In charge, Brigadier John Fahey Bernard Spiwak in memory of Attenborough; 11 a.m., morning serve on the greeting committee. has rustic beamed ceilings, rustic shutters, rustic bar, etc. Out Must you live in theory best community? Mutt your bom; be will conduct the evening service his wife. At the Oneg Shabat praver and sermon. Nursery fa- of the old world into the new, Handy location schools, churches, set up fo- r trul- -y graciou- s living* ? A well-to-d-o owner• ha* d this -hom —e »t 7:30. there will be a public dedication cilities are available during the There will be a nursery for shopping. Taxes approximately $500. Aiking $21,000. custom built with these things to mind. House has center hall, Tuesday, the Women's Home of the Spiwak Memorial Library. 9.30 service. mull children during the serv- charming living room, fireplace, den, dining room kitchen with League will hold its annual ba- Sabbath morning services are ice. MIDDLETOWN. SPLIT LEVEL. FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO all labor-saving devices. Four bedrooms, 2% baths, large screened A stewardship visitation will be at 9:15 for junior congregation. BATHS. NEAR SHOPPING CENTER! Buy this little cub down. porch. Immediate possession. Asking $47,500. P. S. 10-ft. right zar from 7 to 10 p.m. made on all new families Sunday Tiie Youth Fellowship will meet Senior services will begin at 10. FHA appraisal »19,000; mortgage commitment $18,100. Figure of way to deep water channel. Wednesday Is the League of afternoon. The Junior Young it 7:30 p.m. Jonathan Miller will yourself. Gas hot water heat, carpeting and many extras. Only David Meistridi, son of Mr. and Mercy visitation to nursing homes People's Fellowship will meet In lead the discussion on "Our Prot- LjriCROFT, WHERE LIVING IS PLEASANT Mrs. Harold Meistrich, will be estant Heritage." NANp GOOD SCHOOLS ARE A REALITY and hospitals. The women will the parish house at 4 p.m. LITTLE SILVER. FOUR BEDROOMS. TWO BATHS, RANCH, hall, living room, large nw*fn the citadel at 1:30 p.m. called to the Torah as a Bar Mitt- Tomorrow, the Women's Fel- Ranch that Is Springtime fresh. Center hall, vah and will be accepted into the Tuesday, Santa's Workshop will CHILDREN'S NEIGHBORHOOD! Foyer, living room, dining den, fireplace, dining room, modern kitchenchen. Thre.. e_ bedrooms, Midweek prayer service will be meet at 10 a.m. The Guild execu- lowship will sponsor a rummage room den, kitchen, utility room, large rooms, excellent condition, fold of Israel by Rabbi Rosen- sale from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. two baths, full baiement Shrubs, trees, beautiful lawn. Askini at 7:30 p.m. tive committee will meet at the attached two-car garage. $29,900. $24,900. thai. Cantor Scharff will chant Fellowship Hall. Articles may Thursday, the Junior Legion same hour, both in the old parish the service. A Kiddush will follow be delivered to the hail tonight. LITTLE SILVER. CHARMING LITTLE RANCHER NESTLING will meet at 4 p.m. under the su- house. pervision of Mrs. Pearl Jones. the service. UNDER HUGE OAKS. Foyer, living room-dining area, kitchen, Wednesday, St. John's Guild The annual pledge drive will three bedrooms, two baths. Part basement, two-car attached ga- WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY The Crusaders also will meet at Sunday services are at 9:15 be made during the first three rage. Beautiful large clot, approximately two acres. Many nice- 4 p.m. under the leadership of a.m., followed by a class in Jew-will meet at 12:30 p.m. The chil dren'J confirmation class will weeks of November under the ties. Thermopane and Anderson sliding windows. See this at REALTORS Mrs. Alfred Beck and Mrs. John ish law at 9:30 with Rabbi Rosen- leadership of Ned Irland. Nov. 25 $29,500. . ] meet at 3:15 p.m. Woolley. The Youth Fellowship thai. and Dec. 2 have been designated Thursday, the Bible study RUMSON, LOVELY RANCH. ESTATE AREA. YET HANDY TO Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr.family supper will be at « p.m. Sunday school meets at 9:30 Pledge Sundays for friends BUSES. ALL SCHOOLS) Center hall, living room, dining room, The Corps Cadets will meet at and 11 a.m. group will meet at 2 p.m. The and members of the congregation. SH 1-W04 — 8 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK 7 p.m. with counselors Miss adult confirmation class will meet kitchen, family room (barbecue pit). Three muter bedrooms, The Het)rew High School class Beginning Nov. S, the pastor den (or fourth bedroom). 21/, tiled baths, two-car attached ga- at 8 p.m. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Blanch* Davis and Mfs.' John will meet on Monday at 4:50 will conduct a series of study rage. VA[ acres beautiful trees and shrubs, excellent condition. Fahey. Nothing like it to Rumson. Low taxes. Asking $47,900. p.m. with Ely Orgel. courses each Thursday from 8 un- A new offering In Fair Haven: Friday, the Sunbeams will meet PRESBYTERIAN A spacious home which leaves nothing to be added. Every room is On Tuesday evening, The Sis- Lincroft til 9 ,p.m. MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE larger than usual with four bedrooms, a den and IV, baths, large at 5:30 p.m. under the leadership terhood will meet at 8:30 p.m. of Mrs. Jones. The Girl Guards "The First Commandment" will lot, full basement, porch and flagstone patio. For gracious living There will be no religious school PRESBYTERIAN wiH meet at 7 p.m. Leaders are be the title of the sermon at the it leaves nothing to be desired. $39,900. and Post Bar Mitzvah classes Atlantic Highlands UTTLB StLVSK-ltUItSON AREA Miss Orvieda Weld and Mrs. Ar- 11 a.m. service Sunday' by Rev. Thursday due to the N.J.E.A. con Rev. Frederick Bronkema, Jr. A sparkling new Colonial in Shrewsbury with five bedrooms, VA ietta Cromer. William J. Hills. The senior choir baths. Entrance hall with living room, dining room, kitchen and vention. will preach at both services Sun- will sing "Lead me, Lord in Thj day. The every member steward- . Tower Hill at Little Silver family room on first floor. With powder room, five nice sized bed- On Thursday, the adult classes METHODIST Righteousness," directed by Mrs ship committee will meet at 2:30 ! rooms and two baths on second floor. Full basement, two-car ga- 1 will meet at 7:45 p.m., with Mr. Cuitom-Builf Pratttf* Homes rage, about an acre. Price $31,000. Fair Haven-Rumson Kenneth Bennett,' organist. p.m. I Orgel, and at 8:45 with Rabbi Sunday morning worship is at Sunday school session will be will attend the Princeton-Brown All Colenl«l Deiign — Now Under Construction If you are retiring and want a nice ranch home on a beautifully Roseothal. The lecture will be 11 o'clock. Rev. James C. Rupert at 9:30 a.m. / football game at Princeton to- landscaped plot, with an exceptional two-bedroom house—large on the "The Impact of Greek Tit. or Stx-Bedroom ItaMbi TounBeareora Scllt Unl:' will preach on Deeds not The Westminster Youth Fellow- morrow. rear Bedroom — Tm turlei. Eicloaive Tower H1U Section. living room with fireplace, full basement, one-car garage. Middle- Philosophy and Judaism." IHalnum Uhni lota, MM MB WS.000. Opm for town. Price $17,900. Creeds?" The sacrament of Holy ship will meet In the church a The Senior High Fellowship will Communion will be celebrated. Daily evening services are at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. William meet at 7: IS p.m. Monday. The Organ music Includes prelude. 7:30. ntoanci Ava.. JUST onr EAXKHO IU>.. UTTLK SILVER. Mills will be the speaker. Junior High Fellowship will meet HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE '•Sleepers Wake, a Voice to Call- A roast beef dinner,sponsorec at 7 p.m. Tuesday. MKXCrlOltaiJPKa* St.. Red Bank U> Harding ltd. Procied down ing" by Bach; offertory, "Inter EMMANUEL BAPTIST larding M. to lnd blinker: rl|M « Proaptct Av«.; thru hMSM by the Ladles' Aid Society wll Bible study will be at (.p.m. Immediately on right Additional Iota available. 1UODLETOWN V1CINITT UMSON—Older two-story home, meuo," by wiHtn; and postlude Atlantic Highlands Wednesday. The trustees will "Passacaglia in G. Minor," by There will be a communion be held Saturday from 5:30 Ibe MM**) latormaUoa a*U: DR t-MM. TWO (2) ACRES vo bedrooms, formal dining meet at 8 p.m. Dom, kitchen, den, lovely patio, C. W. Handel. Under the direc- service at 11 a.m. Sunday. The 7 p.m. OLDER lany extras. $13,300. tion of Felix Moher. The adult evening service will be at 7:30. A meeting of the session wll! HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SIX ROOM COLONIAL AN YOU BEAT THIS-Four choir will sing "Wachet auf, Ruft The pastor, Rev. Howard M. Er-be held in the church on Tuesda ively large bedrooms, dinb uns die SUmme," by Bach, and at t p.m. Dom with beamed ceilings, mod vin, will bring the message at REDDEN AGENCY NO DOWN VETS i kitchen, basement complete- the youth choir will sing. "The both services. The evening serv- Rev. Mr. jMllls will attend TANLEY K. DOWNS SUBjrCT TO VA APPROVAL finished with bar, excellent World, Dear God, is very large." ice Is preceded by a prayer meet- synod sponsored conference tor Realtors — Insuron REALTOR Approximately $79 irea for children. $17,100. by Buxtehude. Nursery facilities ing at 7 p.m. pastoral consulting at Caldwell ASK TO SEE —This attractive, are provided for this service. per month Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. Presbyterian Church Wednesday. MOVE RIGHT IN - Ttog new Homes of Charm and Value" three-bedroom ranch. Fireplace Church school classes meet at Dedication of pledges will be three-bedroom split level is near living room, formal dining At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. McKee SHadyiide 1-1017 FantaAlelt Phinommalll Truetl 1:4$ a.m. held Sunday, Nov. U. (Send your problems to school, and stores. Living room; Thin ktnc..... il»d tndrooau. _. full dli •oom, modern kitchen, recrea- Tonight wiH be the night of [ember Multiple Listing Service The Senior High Fellowship George.) kitchen with dining area; tile ""• -—"~ in, room. eaHeat-In kitchen wit....h rente. ion room, basement with out- prayer beginning at 10 o'clock. bath; one-car garage. Urge util- ycamoreAve. Shrewsbury jK^j*. g'g »«•«•««. tide entrance, garage, shade meets at 7:30 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER xees galore, $22,500. The deacons' prayer meeting Dear George: ity room. Not a development. ^DIVIDUAL AND CHARMING. Located on "two" aoraa. Monday, WSCS bazar workshop EPISCOPAL *H.f50. RIVER RIGHTS-Go with this Is at 9:30 a.m.: WSCS meeting will be tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Rumson Is It proper for a gentleman to icturesque Colonial home, cus- ONLY $11,900 three-bedroom Colonial, alto a iddress a lady he hardly knows im-built. Nine large rooms. for November, t p.m. Boys' Stockade meets Mondays There will be a celebration of ONE IN A MILLION - This cottage which brings in a month- >y saying, "How do you do?" ive bedrooms, two tiled baths, THE WHALE AGENCY, Tuesday, Commission on Ecu at 4:115 p.m. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. in charming Colonial has too many income. $30,000; How does she do what? It features to enumerate. Imagine fireplace In the lividg room, ul- Broker cation meets at t p.m. ' The pastor's Bible class will the chantry Sunday. At 9:30 and ra kitchen, breakfast area, tor- Wednesday, official board meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. . sounds rather inquisitive. Could an entrance foyer; impeccable RT. a KIVPORT 'e have many more three and 11 a.m. there will be a celebra- living room with fireplace: formal ial dining room. Family TV room 'our-bedroom O meets at S p.m. Mid-week prayer service tion of Holy Communion with an you suggest something that would '•Vx)2\ fiia, dry basement, over- MVJMft oratis-i our-bedroom Colonials ranging dining room; modern Kitchen; VA torn $19,000 up. Saturday, WSCS Christmas ba- Wednesday at 8 p.m. address by the rector, Rev. Can-not be so bold and pry Into her baths; basement workshop. Good lUed two car garage. Beautifully personal affairs? landscaped, many shade trees. THE BROOK AGENCY zar in the Fair Haven fire house, The Pioneer Girls meet at the on George A. Robertshaw. At location on sewer line. Air con- RTAL XSTATD ROLAND PIERSON 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. LD SHREWSBURY. Sycamore INCOME HOME — Containing REALTOR faithful God." The organ post- ThaHl teach the bounder the cor- REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE! reel, evergreens, pretty setting. one eight-room apartment with 300 Half Mile RdL, Corntr •The Greatest Gift in the rect way to address a lady, which Modem ranch home. 31' II' BAPTIST lude will be "Prelude in T> Split level with large living room; picture window overlooking riv- Newman Spring! Rd. World" will be the pastor's ser- New Monmouth nor," Krfeger. At 11 a.m. is: "Good Morning, Miss Jones. dining area; four bedrooms; two dining room, fireplace, three er 'and ocean. One four-room mon topic for the 11 o'clock Lovely day, eh what?" (Of rooms, tiled bath. Glass and (Near Garden State Parkway) The church Bible school meets men's and boys' choir, under the baths; family room; spacious lot. spacious apartment, also view of service Sunday. During the serv- course, that's going to rather con- screened porch, attached garage. ed Bank P.O. SH 1-757S at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. direction of Marshall C. Bush, will Many extras. $11,000. ocean and river. One three-room ice for th« first time, infant care fuse all the ladies not named Excellent neighborhood. Immedi- apartment. Hot water oil heat. Rev. William E. Bisgrove will sing "Blessed They." The organ MEMBER be provided for babies, und« —• .«»."— Jones who he happens to speak CUSTOM-BUILT CENTER HALL ate possession. Asking $19,500. Everything in A-l condition. OF RED BANK guage ol prelude will be "Sine Nomine' COLONIAL WITH RIVER RIGHTS one year of ageage.. Also during we -r „ . . >„ to on a rainy aftenfoon.) SHadyaide 1-1017 Widow utut sacrifice. 119,000. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Faith" at the Communion serv- and the organ postlude, "Tocca — Two-year old home with large service the regular nursery care ice at 10: tt a.m. Music will be un-U." living room; formal dining room; NEW TWO-BEDROOM RETIRE- is provided for young children. Dear George: der the 'direction of Mildred E. At 10:30 a.m., Robert D. Mc- modern kitchen; paneled den; TANLEY K. DOWNS MENT home. Call for details. AIR HAVEN —Near bus and Church school meets at 9:30 a.m. In real life, is Perry Mason a Bisgrove, organist. A nursery and Kee will play a recital on the tour large bedrooms; 2VS baths; shopping. Two-story Colonial The Senior High Westminster lawyer? LARGE OLDER HOME seeking a children's church are provided Mary Owen Borden memoria spacious closets; screened porch; ith six rooms, bath, full base- Fellowship will meet »t 8:30 p.m. Curious basement playroom. Many extras, EXCHANGE YOUR HOME large young family. Owner trans- for children up to 8 years of age. carillon:' ferred. New hot water oil heatlnj ment, oil heat, garage. Taxes Sunday. Dear Curious: Asking $44,900. In Monmouth County for one in $360. Asking $15,000. At the evening service at 7:45 Jergen County's nicest commu- ivitem, laaulaUoa, roof and aid- There will be a special men »the pastor will speak on "Knowl- I have given your question a Member of Red Bank Multiple ing. Asking $14,500. Open ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL nity? IVER PLAZA — U-year-old Communion breakfast Sunday at edge and Love." The young peo- :reat deal of study. And frank- Listing Service reasonable offers. Keyport, three-bedroom ranch with bath, 6 a.m. After the breakfast, the ple will have charge of the mu- ly, I've got a headache. Sunday services begin with Walker and Walker is In a po- 14x23 gameroom in full base- motion picture titled "The Gift" sic sition to exchange your home ment and garage. |15,4OO. morning prayer at 7:45, followed 741-9100 RUMSON - Desirable locale, will be ihown. Wednesday, the prayer service Dear George: ten for one in North Jersey. by celebration of Holy Com- Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. (rame ranch, four bedrooms, two OUNTRY CLUB ESTATES- You take care of so many HOUSES FOR SALE Is at 7:30 p.m.' munion at g o'clock. Corner Bergen PI. Dead end street, three large bed- baths, fireplace, full basement, our-bedroom, two-bath Cape Th« Sky-pilots meet in the ed- terns in your column that I Red Bank rooms, 2% baths, fireplace, base- Hot air oil, attached two-car ga- od. Kitchen, living room with The family service is conduct- thought you might be able to rage. $34,500. REAL BARGAINS ucation building at 7.30 p.m. and ment, only eight months old, two- u wood-burning fireplace. Assume Two eomforttble eolonlali oni Uuii the young people meet at 7:30 ed at 9:30 a.m. at which time help me with one of mine—If you car garage, top neighborhood, hot RUMSOR N - Inviting area, two- 81 tiedroom other tour, Iwtb oa COM the church school meets. Morn- "«, jlrrew. One H.,000. other U Vs.- p m. Thursday. The 59th annual try real hard. water heat, many extras. City rstor' y dwelling, four bedrooms, ing prayer will be conducted at 114 baths, hot water oil, detached M " 500. Cow lull. II you nied a modnt Roll Call will be held at 7:45 p.m. I hope you realize that this Is BERG water, sewers and city swimming priced homi, thin rnajbi thi aniwir. 11 o'clock. facilities. 30 minutes to George three-car garage, ample grounds iew pictures of these and 300 CROWILL AOEWCT," Haaltora Dr. Arthur Crabtree of Eastern rather personal, but here goes. Realtor Washington Bridge. Now asking $29,r5,000". additional listings in the comfort E. Front at, Red BUO, »H H? "In- laiurabli loani. Paul R, unker. Realtor. Boindel The mid-week prayer service at 7 p.m. and got his head stuck In a ger- JU. H Coin Nick N. 1. M4UL HOpklni 2-31T2 arthur will be held Wednesday at 7:45 The Rifle Club will meet on the •XBCTJTWD HOM1 - J1» ifdroorai, anium pot. OH NavHlnk lunr IM. GLAZEBROOK Indoor range Wednesday at 6:30 thru lathi. TIIRIDBIDROOU COLONIAL — Fair SEAL ESTATE WANfED p.m., which will include the However, I can't see how that waiVrfnwI. »»»•»•?,•, «yr lM " p.m. 4OWB »a»mint SH l- laran. Kay B« bousht with 11.100 «•«». AGENCY "Bible Blessing Vtrses." wou(d help you, actually. •uumo Ursa VA mormn JUtlni BAHLAV rOUB HOME WAMTSD - Why lilt The radio Instruction group will CUSTOM-BUILT Uin;-I)<>d">om iipl room with flreplacl, full dining room, with ua? We advertlee estlmlvily In ItviL tMW Avi. anil Viroon St. Oik unuiually larzi kttchan. 10C plot two- REALTOR the niwipepiri, radio aid publlin e TRINITY EPISCOPAL meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m, in Confidential to Jack Paar: I huril. Niar •eimla. ln.pi" S»tur4"» car laiase* ll«.80O. RIOBY ASBOCI- AQBNOY, INC., REALTORS AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS cataloi fer homi anken, Wi ara mim- Fellowship Hall. or Sunday > to » pm. of b» apDoUt ATIS, SH 1-JMlj ' <1S Bangi Avi., Aebury F»rl bare of the TWR, a national real eitati Matawan don't know what Johnny Carson mint J. DVOB1N. By RUMSON referral eervlce. We an "Home Trad- The schedule of services for is really like! HKH. FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD — In era" • two ofdcii. 11 full time lalei >»t downtown area. Clou to every- PR 4-5555 143-1700 people. Call WALKER * WALKER. Sunday Is: 7:45 a.m., Matins and CALVARY BAPTIST FOUFOUR-BBDROOR M RANCH - Tw blng, yit itrlctly reildmtlal. 1W halhi, Evening! KB lnoi Realtor!. Membera R! FOR A LAROl FAMILY. Diep Wltel THREE-BEDROOU split livll 01 church school; 11 a.m., Holy Eu- at 11 o'clock. Special music wil lent condition, «mill aom paymm SHREWSBURY — ThVee • bedroom chinn.l. new bulahwd. Spacloui in G I ranch, two bathroom* prifirrid. two- charist and sermon; 7:30 p.m., be the ladles' trio singing "Prais Is 2000 A.D. »7IJS7I.W» a monttttoo paye rtntt, lUhl »«• enob, modem kllchen. batement, — tranca foyir llvlns "<>!» with it»ni car (arise, 100' or more frontaie. gel, taxel and maintenance. LI M1TS. rue. well undiceped. •lcillent o Hriplace, dlnlns room, TV room, lamlli NO DOWN PAYMENT city water, lllddletown-Llncrott aria, Evensong. to the Living God." Rev. Paul RED BANK - "Life In 2000 So. Principal! only. SIT.aOQ. »H HS1SUtcbin. powder room, four bidroora, to Iliooo. Call evenlnsi betwun 1:30 JUtJOH IIOU.I1 - LooXjni SHREWSBURY — lovily fourbedropro end I p.m. OB MIS! or wlrll (8 The sacrament of penance will Smith will deliver a Communion AD," was the theme of the re- barg.irgeTri' ~r ken'* your aniw.r. uvtoi oV. »lth flreplMi, two batlu, ahlr. Qualified 01 peye approximately IMM rarnll Dr., IM 1, Red B«nV, rf. 1. lnlns room, kllchin, wu rani., Jpltt ranch. JH bath.. l.r«. rKteatlon noor wl* thru bidrosmi, bith. go be administered from 4:30 to S meditation and deacons Robert room, dining v»m, kltchin, in range, oom, many aitrai. Ownar. WT-SMS. a month. Thru-bedroom ranch, larii giving full particular!, . cent meeting of Cub Scout Pack iiP, bnakfait nook. Thrio bid modem klteben — alr-eondltlon unit. p.m. tomorrow. Granville, Wallace Johnson, Ar- two bithi,. hot «lr oU_hiat, UTTLB SILVER - Ideal for family L^TiNCiT.%iLUN5REK Eicellent fmci enoloeei rear yard. In BII.UNO — CONruaEDT 8 o( St. James Catholic Church. M Sprtns Btteit, Red Banlt. all 1-tm No tli upe. courttoua lervlce. expirl thur Leslie and Galen Courtney rtercatu with young children. Ranch on H acre, line neighborhood. Full price »14,000. oncid and competent lain italf. Have Holy Communion will be cele- A skit about earth men land- •Qrnn«d hree or Tour bedroomi, living room, PHA lermi lo «uailflid buyer. 1160 ollenti aitnloui to buy propirly prltid brated at i a.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m.will serve. k (ireplac., dining room iat-ln kltcban, S90D0 DOWN - S1H a month Indudi down and approximately tllO coven ali Ing on the moon was presented filiau. Ur|. iwlmmlm pool. All th aiea and Insurance for thli lour-bei homii In Rid Sack. Kumion, Ihnwi- recreation room, loreinid porch, play monthly coiti. Stial thll. uui-y, LUtll Sllvir and lurroundlng Wednesday, and 6:30 a.m. Fri- Sunday school will meet at 9:4 by Den 1. Articles based on the ffT»M.IW«o . "HAFF1N AOBNCV, Jjial. yard. Near echool and church. SH 1- room, two-beth, tidy Cepe Cod w» NAVEBINK ASaOCUTEa. REALTORS. ton. Hy . tWO. flreplatae. Quiet street for chlldre ilwyIlwy. 300 MlddlltowUlddletovna O0)S 1-M0 lg 0 ariei. day. a.m. month's theme were displayed MulUpMlUUU LliUnt; Servicegtrvlct. Only aiB.KM. uuit be mn toda MBliE ADAlia AOBNCY MUST RILL — Attractive III room IIOLBTON WATBR8UKT, Riallor. MEUBER I1ULT1PUI UBTINn New Bhrewibury The confirmation class will Jet Cadets will meet at 6:30 by the other dens. NEW alONUOUTH — Seven room fpll s Howard Avi., ranch, one acre. Oarigi. Beautiful lo- W. front St.. Red Bant, all »-W ANYONE CAN STEAL, Illli thrll-lild' SH 1 Hll meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow.. p.m. The' CBAers and the Am ettlon, Wrlta "B.V." »o« an. Bed Sank BH 1-1018•K-IIOUR eRVIC New Cub's Inducted Into mem- eomolnationi. <" or FHA loan. Own LARQIOXI SBVBN.nOOIN-nOOM RANCH -wall carpiM- ... AIUOTKONa AOINOY litre, lot. 111,1100. SH T-OMi! WOOD A ASUBTRONa AOBNCY. the discussion. Northeastern Bible Institute, Es- John Schmitz, and Christopher and7raparlai. Shrewsbury, WM00 III Realtor, EM Proapecl Ave., Uttle Sll Realtor. o» Proeeiot Avi., Llttli ail- BT ASSOOIATBS, SH 1-fttt. ver. HH 1-4JO0. SPACIOUS cinter-hall Colonial In cen-vir. ilk 1-tMO The Ladles Guild will nominate sex Fells. Buckley. RANCH — five room* built II ter of 180 acre rerm; rich lendy 10|m; one acre, priced to eell, Llnwoft. CONVERSATION PIECE of all who TWO-BEDROOH RANCH - Hlddlltowi Mial tor horn farm; bis barn. Hindy LIST YOUR HOME wllh a mimliir ol and eloct officers at 8 p.m. Mon- The evening service Is at 7:30 Awards were presented to An- have Kin thli unueu««. Colonial let onWaihir and anar. IU,M0. »H 1-1401 to turnplki; «M4 par acri. HAItOLD the Red Hank Ana , Multiple Lining day. The Gospel team will present A LOT OF HO1IBB FOR TUB MONDV a trii-ihaa«d plot. Panilid Uvlni room SH Midi. MNDEMANN, Rial Eiliti, KitonUmn. Birvlci. He will circulate a photoiraph drew Crockett, William McDer- — Untranci hall, living room with «ri biiutllul paneitit den HiJJ' wllh. ply- and complete dllerlptlon ot your home Trinity Men's Club will serve musical program, mott, Gilbert Scott, Joseph Mulry, jltct. rouf bodroomi, two batiii. HJ,»Q lura window. Thrie bedroome, IVi bathi BATOIttoWN - Three bidroom ranel to 37 memhir ofNoili offer you hie martial! oin bl Ritiurflfd. Prlnin i overiTn iir««« Sewir. Many eatrai. Flnlihed l>»im«u, two-cir |irl|i. qilillflid opinion ai lo relr market a ham and baked bean supper The annual Sunday school btisl- Stephen McCormack. Joseph GehZ martial! in bl Ritiurflfd. Prlnin i Kremer Ave., U M2M. MIDDLETOWN — livan.raom ipllt •» JXW.S0OJXW . DI,WOOl)A.AllM»TnQDIWOOl)AAllM»TnQNNO brilbl low iirlo of IMLOOn. Elf ftanaton auto, dead end itr«et. im- value: bold an opm Iwuii tor lain. from 9 to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Alco- ness meeting |$ scheduled for rig, Dan Cutro, Charles Frankel, A(1»NOV, Klinor, »»» l'rolpiol Av«. WOOD A. AdURTflONARUBTItONOa AOKNOY, .. ROOMS - Sl> bathi .three II mediate occupancy. 117,100, o» IJUI man to imped the property; and give Llttlt Illvor, ail 1-4000. Realtor, til I'roipeot AVI,, Little Sil- placet, two perehei; eicellent eond! your borne preferred advertising. There holics Anonymous will meet at Monday at S p.m. In the church. John Thul, Joseph Freeman, Tim ver, SH 1450ft (Ion! fllei treu and OAKIIILL — Sli'-Mon ranek, 2% beiki, l> as eitra eon Involvid. Every mini, HH7.U1T — Modim Mvan-roonk rind ber la a Realtor. You can put your » p.m. Prayer time Is on Thursday al Darcy, Dan Nardiello, Ron Ml- AN OLD HOUSE In nitd Of major houii end apartminti. ilui nonoraatlor n room, built-in kar, ler«« n* bidroomi, Hi bathi. icjim OLD LINDBUANN Rial confidence In a Jtialtor. Coniull ickin wlthltihirailiir. Air MndltlMV repalra In a s

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THE PHANTOM THE PHANTOM By LEE WALK.

WE'LL TAKE OUR MADLY AS COBRAS WHEN I KNEW HE'D HELP US? WE UH-YDU SEE- • mm LET'S NOT RARELY CO WEPWi BANDAR ckOSSCD- -THEY ARE fEARED FOOL OUR- CHANCES-.' REAW? HELP US.' CAN'T STAY I MUST6OTO {COME OUT OF THE THROUGHOUT THE JUNGLE.' THE CAP(TAL-- SELVES, DR. LUAGA. THIS TRIP WILL BE -flNO i PHANTOIW SAY-- HERE.' TEH. i OCEP WOODS- DIAMA AND PANGEROUS.' MAYBE DIANA HAP BETTER A ' PHANTOM SAY-- PIANA THEftUUAGA. FRIENDS- SWHEREi AND FRIENDS-

MARK TRAIL By. ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD BUT THERE'S AN OCCASIONAL THESE LITTLE THAT'S AN AWFUL 1 DONT RECOGNIZE ITS EASY TO MURPER..AND PEOPLE IN THESE ANIMALS ARE BEAUTIFULLY PONE L0T..BUT I KNOW THI3 WOOD.MDOYOU SEE tMi THEY'RE CALLED HILLS ARECTlU-UKaVfOKILL ..ARE THEY EXPENSIVE? MARK WOULD KNOW WHAT 6«OKY MOUNTAINS, CARL/ YOU MEAN IF THEY THINK 7HBR HONOR LOVE TO HAVE F«»B, AND IS AT STAKE/ rr is? .MOONSHINE 6TIUS?

YE9,THEY OH, THE FEUDS ARE ALWAYS HAVE DIED OUT, AND THE GOVERNMENT BOYS THAT IT'S VERY FINE GRAINED, BEAUTIFUL AND FULL. OF HAVE ABOUT RUN PCWN ONE IS AND HAS A LIGHT REDDISH WV6TERY.. AU. THE STILLS/ ONLYt*/ STREAK IN IT.' NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAIVNUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW i mm you HAPTA KAI5B TH6 PUBS M0U6e, FKOMNOTHIN'AMONtHtO HAVB-AN6W 1 BOY IN YOUK A N, ALWAYS NOTHIN CU6S/ ONTlMf, AN'AUKeS 6rTKM6HT A'S.

POGO By WALT KELLY

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MARY WORTH SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ,

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By GEORGE SIXTA RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA THEy EXPECT HE PARTICULARILARUI / \ OF COURSE Nan IT. YOU HAVE VUP- HE'S A DISUKES THmEe ) HE'S A SUBSTITUTE. TO PUT IT ON YOU SAY MAILMAN A LITTLE HE HATES REALGCMD — THAT'S NOT OUR WATCH OH-OH! ^UNIFORMS"? HERE HE REflULAR AAAILAAAN. COMES MOW-

FHE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY THE RYAHS By CAL ALLEY HI.MOMWV.' ^ //WPYCWMUST m HOME Fl33v\l[ THE PRETTiE TH' RARTY'' >f V QME THER5 Parents and Teachevs PTA Projects Library Council of the Parent ton, Mrs: Michael Rynlewici, Teacher Association of the Leon- Mrs. Robert V. Seber, Jr., Mrs. rdo Elementary School is spon- Kenneth Hayes, and Mrs. Ed- soring a book fair today, Monday ward Preston. and Tuesday in the school. Mrs. John Johnson, council chairman, "CODE FOR PARENTS" was is in charge. Proceeds will be he theme of Rev. Joseph Bis- used to purchase new books. choff, guest speaker at a recen Mrs. Ruth Beltos, school psy- meeting of the. St. Joseph's chologist, and Mrs. Ruth Hird, School PTA, Keyport. school nurse, will be guest speak- Father Bischoff is former ex- ers at a PTA meeting Monday ecutive assistant director of the night. Catholic Welfare Bureau of Mon The group will sponsor a white mouth County./ elephant sale Nov. S and 9 from He advised parents to g 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Brevent _ code of behavior for thei Park fire house. Mrs. Francis dreri and emphasized that par- Murphy, Mrs. Andreas Stavast <«"? should not allow themselve andMrs. Emma Wolf will pick J° be pressured by their dridrn nto with the op contributions. Mrs." "Waiter "conformity Davis and Mrs, William Bush are crow ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING (149.700 AND AUTHORIZING THE tall, heavy-set priest said In an ISSUANCE OP H42.00O BOND3 OR NOTES OP THE TOWN8HTP. FOR said he will shortly meet with Youngman, Mrs. James P. Den-the Paddock Lounge last night interview during the national con- VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS OR PURPOSES AUTHORIZED TO BE UNDER- the cotnmitte to evaluate the pos-DEAR ADAM AND EVE: a man 11 or 12 years younger "But if I'm elected sheriff next TAKEN BY THE TOWNSHIP OP ATLANTIC, IN THE COUNTY OF MON- Is it a crime to. be visited by than she is. This crushed me. I'm vention of the DAV. , MOUTH. NEW JERSEY- sible purchase so that plans ful spirit. Give her those reas- Tuesday," the Democratic nomi , A Volunteer BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Or THE TOWN- •bout the purchase can be car- a young man?. I live with my lonely now, without her and don't surances in your home life by SHIP OP ATLANTIC. IN THE COUNTY OP MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY know what to do. Whad did 1 nee declared afterwards, "we' (not less than two-thirds of all the membera thereof afnrmatlvely concurring) ried forward. grandparents ana here it Is con- doing new things together — start the party all over again.' Father Lauro, SO, is one of AS FOLLOWS: sidered the greatest crime one do wrong? I've always dressec number of Roman Catholic priests Section l. The several Improvements described In Section 3. or this bond u. Councilman Donald Cole asked sports, hobbies, travels, clubs, Mr. Kiernan, president of th ordinance are hereby respectively authorized as general Improvements to be can, cammiti My own parents nice and don't smoke or'drink, even new dance classes — and who have volunteered to go to Bo- made or acquired by The Township ot Atlantic. In the County ot Monmouth, tF studies have been made of al- Monmouth County Tax Board, will New Jersey. For the ssld several Improvements or purposes stated In ssld don't mind the' idea, providing A Lonely Ma don't neglect the timeless chal- livia as a member of Richard Section 3, there are hereby appropriated the respective sums of money therein ternate plans to obtain a borough the boy Is intelligent; but my celebrate his 56th birthday Elec- Cardinal Cushing',s Society of St. stated as the appropriations made for said Improvements , or purposes, aald Dear Lonely Man: The middl enge of courtship. sums belnit Inclusive of all appropriations heretofore made therefor and '• center. - ; grandfather- gets very angry with tion Day. So the party decided tc James the Apostle. amounting In the aggregate of 1149,700 Including the aggregate sun of S7,TOO as years, when the children have Adam and Eve 1 Mr. Cooper replied that archi me and won't tills' to me or my climax their campaign with the severs! down payments for said Improvements or purposes required by tects' estimates for building new married and gone away, can be demonstration before election—tc After four months of language law and mora particularly described In said Section 3 and now available there- jrandmother for days. He doesn't (Send your personal questions training in La Paz, the priests for by virtue of provision In a budget or budgets of the Township previously structures for this purpose else- mind my girl friends dropping, in dangerous years for the bored salute Mr. Kiernan, who is party adopted. where in the borough were be- or frustrated or restless spouse. and problems to Adam or Eve leader in the county, and to drum will travel around Bolivia for the Section 3. For the financing of said Improvements or purposes and to meet to the house, nor does he mind Lowell or both, as your prefer. the part of said (149,700 appropriations not provided for by application here- tween $100,000 and $120,000. their boy friends, but the very It may be that you did nothing up enthusiasm and votes. rest of their five years there. "Wi under of said down payments, negotiable bonds of the Township, each to be For a personal, unpublished re- will preach, take care of the pool known as "General Improvement Bond." are hereby authorized to be Issued In first time a young man came to wrong — except to permit'3>*our the principal amount ot 1142.000 pursuant to the Local Bond Law of New Jer- ply, inclose a stamped, ad- and the ones who need medica- sey. In anticipation of the Issuance of said bonds and to temporarily finance .- LEGAL NOTICE see me he started a war of si- wife to start going out when dressed envelope. Mail to said Improvements or purposes, negotiable notes of the Township In a principal lence. What am-1 supposed to tion," Father Lauro said. amount not exceeding S142.00O are hereby authorized to be Issued pursuant to "NOTICE she felt the need fop'adventures ADAM & EVE, care of this Air Pollution -nd within the limitations prescribed by said Law. AM ORDINANCE REPEALING AND do? I am past 18 and know right Parishioners in Arkansas' Ozark KB8CINDINO AN ORDINANCE EN- and reassurance of her youth- newspaper.) * Section 3. The Improvements hereby authorized and tha several purposes TITLED "AN ORDINANCE from wrong. Must I tell little Mountains know. Father Lauro for for the financing of which.said obligations are to be Issued, the appropriation, i AUTHORIZING THE DEVELOP- his care of the poor during 1. mada for and estimated cost-of each such purpose, an~~*d th"-e- estimate—"- • d• maxi- • HENT OF CERTAIN LANDS FOR white lies and risk being caught, Problem Charged mum smount of bonds or notu to bs issued for each such purpose, an isiptc- PUBLIC PURPOSES AND AP- or continue to stay home and years at Eureka Springs and Rus- tively aa follows: PROPRIATION OF A SUM NOT TO NEW SHREWSBURY — Haroli sellviile. BXCEED $30,000.00 FOR THE PAY- bold hands with grandpa for the Municipal Police Gass Haynes of Drift Rd. charged last MENT OP SAME" ADOPTED MAY rest of my life: Please tell me Chicago Native SI, 1962. night that the M. J. Stavola Co., The Township Committee of thi what to do. Father Lauro, who was born Township of Atlantic. County of Mon- Will Graduate Today is not operating its Hamilton Rd. and reared in Chicago, had mouth. State of New Jersey, do or Condemned 18 asphalt plants in conformity with rtlon 1: An ordinance entitled "An Dear Condemned 18: Your borough requirements to prevent Ordinance Authorizing the Development of Certain Lands lor Public Purpose! gramp loves you so much he air pollution. Car Hits Pole And Appropriation of a Sum not to Ex- can't believe you're grown up. "Requirements were set up, ceed 130,000.00 for the Payment of Same" adopted by the Towmhlp Com- Kiss him tenderly on the cheek when approval was given for aIn Oceanport mittee of the Township of Atlantic on Mar 31. 1961. l« hereby repealed and and tell him no young 'un can second plant there, to prevent ai OCEANPORT — August Berger resounded In Its entirety. . ever take HIS place in your pollution," Mr. Haynes'told bor- IMPROVEMENT OR PUKPOSB Section 2: This ordinance shall take heart, but that you hope to find of 92 South St., Eatontown, has effect Immediately upon ita flnai pas- ough council. "But we who live been charged with careless driv- (a) The construction, on the land owned oy tht •ate and publication as required by a boy just like dear old Grand- Township sad therein located on th* northeasterly iver there are still eating dust' ing as the result of an accident side of Cedar Drive, ot a new bulldtng ot Class B PUBLIC NOTICE dad. The matter was referred to the construction as referred to and defined In Section The foregoing ordinance was Intro- here Wednesday. A hearig has 40A: 2-22 of said Local Bond Law, for use as a duced mnd passed first reading at a Adam and Eve Board of Health and the building been set for Nov. 6. Municipal Building of the Township snd to provide regular meeting of the Township Com- inspector. various Township offices and facilities and for mittee of the Township ol Atlantic held Police said an automobile driv- >ther municipal and public uies and purposes and on October 2fi. 1962 and will come up DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Mayor Karl Baron said: en by Mr. Berger crashed into a he purchase and Installation therein of original for final consideration and passage at I have a sister five years old. Furnishings and equipment necessary ror such build* a regular meeting of said governing "The state is conducting a drive pole on Monmouth Blvd. between !ng, th» construction of necessary utility service! body to be held November 29. 1962 at This is the age where they get to correct such conditions. If and facilities for said building and the Improve- I Rlt at the Township Hall, Atlantic PortaUpeck and Shrewsbury ment cf the site thereof to the extent necessary Township, at which time and place alt your nerves. She tears up there is any cause for corrective nd requireq d for the proper use of saiad building., persons desiring to be heard thereon everything I have. How can I Aves. about 10:45 p.m. The vehi- innd all necessaressary or IncidentaIncidenIncidentat l .worworork or materiamateril will be given full opportunity. measures, they will be taken." cle had to be towed from the :herefohf r andd as more fullly showh n on planl s andd keep her from tearing up my "I am sorry," he added, "that ipeclflcatfons/theretor prepared and on file In tha JOSEPH LTMOREAU. JR. scene. Patrolman Lester Macfcay >ffice of thevTownshlp Clerk and hereby approved Mayor " * things and keep her off my these councilmen who head the [b) Improvement of the plot* of land owned by •mot nu.ni HARRr CRINE nerves? investigated. :he Townsh.p and therein located on the northeast- Township Clerk committees reponsible for these ;rly side of Cedsr Drive constituting Lot 3S In Hor. % .11.50 Nearly 10 things have not seen fit to look Hock 16 as shown on the Tax Assessment Map Dear Nearly 10: by hanging if tha Township for use thereof for municipal NOTICE TO BIDDERS intotthis matter sooner." IN AIR FORCE ROTC ind public purposes, including the site of various NOTICE IS HEREB1 UivEN that rour things high up where she Mr. Haynes made the charge GRANVILLE, Ohio - Among municipal or public buildings of the Township by •ealed blda will be received by the the original grading.., leveling, landscaping and Township Committee of the Township :annot reach them and keeping during his latest appeal to the 192 men now enrolled at Denison mprovement of saiid land, and_ construction „o.f of Mlddletown, County of Monmouth. 'our heart low where she can. iralnage facilities and appurtenances, motor vehl- New Jersey, on Wednesday, November governing body to hasten the sur-University, here, in the Air Force :le parking areas, access roadway to Heyers Mill 14. 1M2. at 8:00 p.m. prevailing time Adam and Eve facing of Hamilton Rd. and Drift ROTC training program Is Rich Hosd and pavement' thereof with an 8-inch lur- sit tba Township Hall. Kings Highway, ; 'ace ol gravel, stone, or other selected material MMIetmro, New Jersey, tor the fol- Rd. ' ard N. Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. intier partial control mixed with bituminous mi- lowing: DEAR ADAM AND EVE: He has made a similar request Richard Boyd, 114 Ridge Rd., erlsl Mnch or more In compacted thickness, aod Furnishing and delivering two com- ill other necessary or required Improvements ot bination air-raid-fire sirens and four I have a hard problem and if the council at many meetings Rumson, N. J. Boyd is a fresh- Id site, all in accordance with the plans and air raid sirens. hope you can help me. My wife ipeclflcatlons therefor prepared and on file in ths 31.020 , M.4M Specifications and form -of bids are during the past two years. man. ifflce of the Township Clerk and hereby approved on (Da In the office of the Township and I were married 38 years ago. I14»,700 1142,009 Clerk and may be Inspected by pros- pective bidden during business hours. She is three years my senior. The excess ot the appropriation made for each such purpose over Via estlmsUd Bidders will be furnished with a copy When we married she was 23 and maximum amount of bonds or notes to be Issued therefor, as abova stated, la of the specifications upon application. the amount of the said down payment for said purpose. Bids must be man> on standard pro- was so much in love with me Section 4, The following matters ars hareby determined, declared, reelttd. posal forms In the manner described that she persuaded me to drop ind stated: v therein and required by the specifica- OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT (a) The said purposes described In Section, 3 ol this bond ordlnanct tions, must be enclosed, In sealed en- my plans for a college business are not current expenses and are each a property or Improvement which velopei, addressed lo the Township the Township may lawfully acquire or make as a general Improvement, anl Committee of the Township of Middle- :ourse and get married right no part of the coal thereof has been or shall be specially assessed on prop- town,'Monmouth County, New Jersey, away. She said there wasn't FOR THAT SECURE erty specially benefited thereby. ' and must be accompanied by a cer- (b) The average period of usefulness of said purposes taking into -tlflM check In the amount of ton per another man in all the world who consideration the respective amounts of the said obligations authorized here- eent (10%) of the amount of the bid. could ever take my place. FEELING! by for the severs) purposes, within the limitations of said Local Bond Law ' and be delivered nt the place and on and sccordlhg to the reasonable lite thereof computed from the date o( the hour above named. the laid bonds authorized by this bond ordinance li twenty-five (25) Well, I started work on a years. The, proposal form In attached lo the mall salary and we made out (f) The supplemental debt ststement required by stld Law hss been specifications, copies of which will be (kick the duly made snd filed In the oftlce of the Township Clerk and a completa furnished on application to the Town- 11 right, but we certainly never executed original thereof has been filed In the office of the Director of ths ship clerk. ' Division ot Local Government in the Department of the Treasury of tha V By Order of the Townnhlp Commit- ;ot rich. She never complained. "worry State ot New Jersey, and such statement shows that the gross debt 'tee of the Townnhip of Mlddletown. We bought a house, raised three of the Township as defined In said Law Is Increased by the authorisa- i The Township Committee reserves Ihe habit") tion of the bonds and notes provided for In this bond ordinance by 1142,000. rtght to ,£°'-''^ ^ ihildren, and always owned and ths Issuance of the said obligations authorized by this bond ordlnanca wn RTa iecond-hand auto. I always gave is psrmltted by the exception contained In paragraph (d) of Section 40A:2-T Township Clerk. of said Law to the debt limitations prescribed by said Law, i NOV. I, t 121.16 her household expenses and The beit "rranquilinr" in the world dottn't come In U) Amounts, not exceeding til,000.00 In the aggregate, tor Items of ipending money and often took •xpenie permitted under Section 40A12-20 of ssld Law, have been Included NOTICK her out_ to dinner or a show. She a bottle, but in a itaadily growing livings account. In the foregoing estimate o[ the coats of laid purposes. MONMOITHCOUNTV Stion 1 Tin full fslth and crsdlt t th Thi HUHKOOATK'H (OMIT I trad nide clothes, enough to eat, Netlce to Creditors to Present Nothing like it to give you that deep, satisfying Claim* Airalnil Update and I remembered her birthdays ESTATE Of 1OBEPII F. ODEN- Peter S. Daniel, Jr. Jerry M. Mcrrlman lenie of security that comas with knowing you'rt 1 and anniversaries. I bought her Id obllsallons and intercut thereon wlihnut limitation of rate or amount. BACH. DECEASED. • giffo at other times too. Section J. Thli bond ordinance shall take elfect tw«nty (20) day! attir tha Pursuant to the older ot.BDWARD SPRING LAKE - Graduation Graduates employed by Mon- financially raady to take all •mergmclei In itridtl Irst publication thereof sftsr final passage, as provided by said Local Bond C. nROEOE, Surrogate 11 the County She never had to go to work to exercises of the 67th Municipal mouth' County police departments • of Monmouth, this day m»d», on the PUDUU NOTICE ippllcatlon .of the underinrsignedd , NelliNllie help along. In the house I heloed Police Class will bo held at the include Patrolman Joseph A. The bond ordlnancs published herewith was Introduced at a recessed regular Odenbach. pole E"hTodinbachTd: l f th tt" her with the dishes and cleaning. Mazza, 164 Navesink River Rd., msetlng of the Township Committee of the Township or Atlantlo (n the County ar m m Uo raolll N of thhIlOe (Sail!salfl, •* V. *'f*Jose' [ ' wuniiuwv.-i _. _ Community House here today at KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN •IJ F !i' "" Jersey, held on August e. 1M1, and will be further con" ted, notice Is hereb•—•••y• given "to "Ih-e Eventually the thren children Middletown, of the Eatontown Po- dered for final passsge after a publlt hearing thereon it a meeting of said creditors of «sidf deceaied to present 2 p.m. ownsMp Committee lo bs held on August 30, ftu, at I P.M. at the Township to the ssld Bole Executrix their claims rew up nnd got married, nnd lice Department; Patrolman lall, Colts Neck, New Jersey, at which lime and place all persona dsslrlhl to under oe-lh within six mnnthfl from then she he •iv vn silverloti Avo., Uncrolt Shopping ° """ ^ V.)- I.'lll»iHll»er, N. J. going on for eight 6r nlnn y^ars. Lt. Martin J. Wallace, com- man Peter S. Daniel, Jr., 2904 Church ft Cirr Ave. KlnjiHwy. The bond ordinance published herewith _.ha_s bse_ n finally .„„,.„adopte„d .on Sola Executrix She leaves me alone; somebody Pacific Ave., Wall Township, and Center >ctober 2(1, 1M2, and the Iwenty-day period of limitation within which Messrs. Itcuisiiie, jCnrnwsll, mandant of the New Jersey Po- 787-fllM OS1-J8M SH7-MM Ml, action or proceeding questioning Ihe validity of such ordinancwith' e nan bi Mamner and carolenuto, always nicks her up and brines lice Academy, announced that 45 Spring Lake Patrolman Jerry M. nmmenced, as ptovliled In Ihe Local Bond Law, has' begun to run Iran tha J« Broad St., Merriman, 505 Morris Ave., late ot the first publication of this statement. • Red Rank, N. J., her back. Not long agn she told police officers will receive diplo- HARRY CRINB Attorneys t29.«i me she had fallen In. love with mas. Spring Lake. Township Clerk Nov. 2. », It. J3 lov. 3 tTMO V . B0) BA.NK REGISTER ?A~Tndur- specific fequtsts. The complaints against Taylor County Planning Board, I wish to Ing their weeding and clean-up were signed Tuesday by Patrol- testify to the valuable .'service project that markings on the man Joseph Sestito. Freeholder Irwin has. rendered gravestones dated back to the Fined for careless driving vio- from the very beginning .of our late 1700's. lations involving excessive speed board over eight years ago. were Charles W. Blake, 267 Pearl "Not only hashe been extreme- Participating . were Barbara Myron Kozicky Associates St., here, $25; John A. Sheridan, ly fajtb/ul in his attendance at Benson, Kathy Benson, Jana CUV 45 HWY. 35 LI 2-0643 EATONTOWN for teen, pre-teen and junior Melville St., Oakhurst, $20; and our board meetings, and; made ders, Diane Griffin, EHen Mar. Manuel Vale*,. 154 West groat valuable contribution's in all our cickiewicz, Eileen McDonald, Ab- discussions In connection with our by Meltzer, Janet Heindl, Mary St., here, $30. Willie B. Smith, 1 Jr., 76 North Broadway, Long planning for the future of our Ellen Robinson, Beth Spiwak and Branch, was fined $27 for ex- county, but! he has. been. in the Betsy Wyant. SPECIALS! cessive speed on take-off. forefront in urging . his fellow Russell W. Drewes, 48 Lake Richard Stander freeholders to .give their-full sup- "Likewise in our industrial pro- Aialeas .6 for $3.00 port, to our program. • . gram, Freeholder Irwin has bees Ave., Fair Haven, paid a $30 EATONTOWN - Riohard Stan- "Mr. Irwin took the lead: in an ardent .supporter to bring Fire Thorn .3 for $ 1.00 ine for leaving the scene of an ier-s appointment t« the staff of backing our county park, pro- more and more industries to;oyr COMPANY accident Oct. 16, and Bruce Cald- the children's Psychiatric Center, Evergreens ..r... $1.00 and up gram ,wjth, the .result ,that Jait county, to povide more employ- MHII Mil. Ill IAH* 840 River Rd., Fair Ha- Inc. of Monmouth County, 59 year we were able to open Shark ment anil Vitally needed ntt»6 Chrysanthemums 4 clumps $1.00 • ven, received the 'same penalty Broad St., has been, announced River Park, .where, over 75,000 for our, municipalities, so that to- for careless driving causing an by Arthur J.' White, president Of persons enjoypd ;jts-facilities. In Oct. 14. day Monmouth, County is a, lead: Holland Tulip Bulbs 100 for $5 the board' of • trustees. >> 1963 ; i\vo , additional ; parks • in Magistrate Klatsky fined Albert er in the counties of the state lu As part' of the Center's out- Holnidel- Township and Freehold W. Worden, 75 Battin Rd., Fair the'value of new plants .'for 1962,' patient program of child guid- Township will be''opened to the presents our most Haven, $15 Tfor excessive use of The. Bell Labs- and.Ljly,-Tulip ance, he will work in the areas of public for their enjoyment. plants "are the largest;"'.'. ' an automobile horn. ndividual and group psychother- apy and staff supervision. Mr. Stander was previously list Sites chief psychiatric social worker of the Sullivan County Mental Health Clinic, Liberty, N. Y., and con- For Installation sultant in mental health educa- tion to the Sullivan County school Of Seat Belts systems He attended Hebrew Uni- COMPANY in Jerusalem, Israel, and MIDDLETOWN — The loc AIIUIT PAIK MB «AN( Junior Chamber of Commerce holds degrees from the College of will sell and Install auto seat the City of New York and Co- belts at the Middletown Shopping lumbia University's School of So- Rt. 35 and at Lentz' cial Work, New York.. Sales, 1540 Main St., His experience Includes work at Campbell's Junction, Nov. 10 and the Kiryat Yearim Residential 1 and Nov. 17 and 18. ;, Treatment Center in' Israel; the The Jaycees are conducting the Queens Child Guidance and North program in conjunction with the Queens Child Guidance centers state's Holiday Safety Program, and the New Hope Guild Child residents may pur- Guidance Center in Brooklyn. He chase the safety belts and have was also research assistant to them installed by the Jaycees at the American Social Hygiene As- TONIGHT a cost of $6 each on any of the sociation, New York City. Four dates. Mr. Stander is a member of Cardigan with Members of the local Jaycee the American Group Psychother- group will attend classes in New- apy Association and the National at 7:30 P-M* ark to learn how to properly in- Association of Social Workers. stall the belts. The Children's Psychiatric Cen- Continental Dash In connection with the seat belt ter is a non-profit, outpatient psy- drive, the unit has available, for chiatric facility for Monmouth County children, through the ages showing to civic, fraternal and "The Crestfield," « continentally in- Second Floor ither groups, two films on high- of 17, and.their parents. way .safety. . spired button front cardigan of 85*/. 9 RALLY TONIGHT fine wool end 15% Orion acrylic. AIRMAN PROMOTED RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Vin- Styled by Puritan in the famous Red Bank Store LITTLE SILVER — Mark L. cent Raine, campaign manager "Racotti" stitch, it has suede tipping Hopkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. for Robert J. Benedickson, In- on pockets and distinctive metal Westoott Hopkins, 36 Maple Ave;, dependent candidate for township has been promoted to the rank, of committeeman, has announced crest buttons. The cplors are the best Featuring Holiday Airman first class at MacDill Air that a rally will be held at^the we've ever seen. Sizes S-M-L-XL. Force Base, Tampa, Fla. Palmer Lounge, West Keansburg, Airman Hopkins, an electronics tonight at 8 o'clock. Mr. Raine Fashions! specialist, served in Libya before said all residents of the. township being assigned to MacDill. Be- are invited to attend to meet and fore entering the service he was question Mr. Benedickson about i student at Monmoutli College. any township issue. 13.95

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