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UiuM if the ruling presidium portion of Monmouth County looked like the ocean April 3. Vang Vieng. a govern- Township. An attendant at th« station, Frank Nostrand, 28, of 33 Woqdside Ave., around them, they waved " whan as much as four feet of water covered parts of the ment military headquarters, Keansburg, is in fair condition in Riverview Hospital with first and second degree to the cheering thousands Bayshore during yesterday's northeast storm. 89 miies above Vientiane and Effected Muong Kassy if 32 miles north burns of the legs, lower back and hands suffered in the fire. A Matawan Township amming the square. of Vang Vieng. fireman, Anthony Malinconico, suffered a sprained ankle fighting the fire. Officials Gagarin broke into a wide The Royal Army'i drop ha< are to confer with Nostrand today to determine the cause of the fire. No estimate smile when Khrushchev said that been intenpreted here as a ges- At Sea some people, didn't believe the Storm Causes ture to prove to the Pathet Lao of damage was available. Two other persons in the station when the fire started that it packed power for a Sun- escaped injury. BOSTON (AP) — All 35 crew- Russians when they announced day punch despite * succession men were rescued today, appar- they'd put a Sputnik into space. of defeats. ently uninjured, from the Liberty "Now," he said, "you can Since the drop, the government 'Pioneer' Plan ship Marine Merchant, which touch the man who's been into Havoc in Area had claimed its paratroopers out broke her back in rough sea; space," and he kissed Gagarin again as a squad of children (See Photos, P»ge ») the road north of Muong Kassy last night 40 miles southeast o and blocked the Pathet L«o para- Portland. Maine, Lightship. rushed up the stairs, their arms loaded with flowers. Gale winds and high tides troopers. It was not know Ratings by Administrators The Coast Guard said the 8,< Gagarin smiled and looked played havoc for most of the Phone Hoax whether the Royal Command fell 294-ton, vessel, enroute from slightly overwhelmed when morning yesterday with the East the situation was hopeless and Louisiana to Portland with a car- 9 Khrushchev announced the Keansburg and Port Monmouth nothing could be gained by keep- go of sulphur, split in two after 'Low Thing? space man had been made « lections o[ Middletown Township ing the paratroopers there. To Determine Teachers Pay the rescue. Previously her Hero of the Soviet Union—the being the hardest hit. The dtiiens of Vientiane mean bridge and amidships were FAIR HAVEN - The Board of rated "superior" and "very good" will be 4 per cent more than the nation's highest award — and Winds, with gusts up to 50 Says Chief while were busy with the four- will have higher salaries than salary scale for teachers with the awash. miles an hour, drove tides far day celebration of the Buddhist Education last night adopted a given the first award of a new 'career implement" pay plan for others, beginning with the fifth same education and experience One boatload of nine crewmen decoration—space flier. inland, causing the evacuation RED BANK - "I haven't seen New Year. was taken aboard the British mo- anything meaner since I've been teachers. year of service in this borough's for the fifth through 14th year of Gagarin smiled, blinked and of an estimated 100 to 150 per- schools. service. tor vessel Daru, which headed long to the East Keansburg here." Under the new system, teachers swallowed hard. He looked near ' This percentage would be in- for Portland. The other 26 were School. That's howi Police Chief George "It is more realistic to recog- tears as Khrushchev praised Masons Drop creased to 7 per cent after the picked up by the tanker Esso Richard W. Seuffert, civil de- H. Clayton, a 33-year veteran on Brogan, Former Chief nize the teacher's contribution to Raleigh bound for Boston 'that wonderful Soviet woman— the force, described a telephone the school and to her pupils than teacher has reached the maxi- his wife—who never tried to per- fense director, estimated damage As soon as all had been res call hoax to headquarters yester- Justice, Critically III to base salary increases solely mum salary on the guide. suade him against his flight, but la excess of $50,000. Lodge Plan cued, the Coast Guard release day that involved first aidmen on seniority," board president Teachers remaining in Fair supported him." Flooding also was the order SHREWSBURY — A proposal commercial vessels at the scene. and police in two boroughs. LONG BRANCH — Former Peter DeK. Dusinberre said. Haven would thereafter be elig- Flown to Moscow from an un- of the day in most Bayshore by the Red Bank Masonic Lodge New Jersey Supreme Court It had three boats of its own A woman called and hysterical- "In this respect we are pio- ible for additional increments for identified airfield near the land- communities. At Morgan Beach to build a meeting hall on Syca- Justice Thomas J. Brogan, 72, there, the weather ship Acushnet ly cried that her baby sitter had neers in Monmouth County," he excellence every five years. ing point of his space flight, Ga- IS families were moved from more Ave. was withdrawn befort of Naveslnk Ave. and Ridge from Portland, the buoy tendei called to say her child wa« chok- added...... Must Maintain Rating garin stood to attention before their homes. the Zoning Board of Adjustment Rd., Rumson, !« a patient in Laurel from Rockland, Maine, ing. The woman gave a phone ' In order to earn the additional his premier, saluted and reported Middletown officials were as- last night when more than 30 resi- Monmouth Medical Center. I Per Cent More pay for excellence each year the and the cutter Cactus from Bos- number and hung up. ton. completion of his mission and his listed by Coast Guard "Duck" dents objected to any change in His Illness was described as In most schools here and teacher must maintain the readiness for new orders. Sgt. Albert Newman, Jr., called the strictly residential status of The Daru reported the Marim And Army trucks in the evacua critical by his physician, Dr. throughout the nation a school's "superior" rating. "Comrade, first secretary of the number back, but there was the area. Merchant's back had bee hrok (Ion effort. Charles W. Kelly, Red Bank. best teacher and its merely aver- the Commnnist party of the So- no answer. He checked the-loca- The Masons sought a varianc Each teacher will be rated each en and that her bridge was awasl Michael Mahoney; assistant The doctor did not give the age teacher are paid at the same viet Union, chairman of the coun- tion of the call through the tele- from the R-l residence zone con year by the principal and the and amidships. Civil Defense director, reported nature of the illness. rate. This rate is based on num- cil of ministers of the U. S. S. phone company and sent an am- difjons to build a one-story 40x81 superintendent of schools. that tides — in some places four Mr. Brogan, who resigned as ber of years of experience, and The Daru's report that the shii R.," he said, "I am happy to bulance and a patrol car to the foot stucco and brick lodge on th< The rating will he discussed to five feet deep — flooded areas chief Justice in March, 1946, to amount of education, as meas- was still afloat suggested thai report that the task assigned by address. northwest corner of Sycamoi with the teacher by the princi- up to five blocks inland. return to private practice, is ured by college and university water had got into the -genera- the Central Committee of the The police found the residence Ave and Samara Dr. pal. Several families in the Port listed In critical condition this credits. tors. Communist party of the Soviet empty and learned the former oc- None of the objectors spok< An appeal mechanism has been Monmouth area also had to be morning. He was admitted In the new Fair Haven plan, The radio operator had sent Union and the Soviet government cupant had moved to New against the Masons, but said in moved because of flood waters AprU 9. the "superior" teacher's salary (See'TEACHERS, Page 2) word about S a.m. that he was has been fulfilled. Shrewsbury. That municipality stead, they wanted the zone tc leaving—the last to depart. He Local Civil Defense officials was notified and sent an ambu- "The world's first manned were assisted by the Red Cross, maintain its residential character. had tied down his key before hi lance and patrol car to a Syca The Masons, who now meet on left to put a continuous signa space flight took place April 12. which supplied food, and Girl more Ave. address. There Scout Troop 72, Port Monmouth, was the third floor of a building whicl on the air. (See YURI, Page 2) no one home. houses Woolworth's store, Broad which prepared and distributed The entire matter turned ou food to evacuees. St., Red Bank, have been search- to be a hoax. ing for a new location for seven A private pier at the harbor "It's a pretty low thing," Chiel years, John P. Arnone, attor- Ruling Due Monday was smashed when pontoons Clayton said. ney for the applicants, said. from a dredge in the harbor cut After nearly two hours of thi through the dock. hearing, Franz Schachinger, lodg< Keansburg officials said the INDEX master, told Mr. Arnone to with On Eichmann Plea beach there turned out to be a draw the application. (See STORM, Page 2) Amusements Mr. Arnone said the lodge lists JERUSALEM (AP) — Adolf Israeli court trying Eichmann Births 267 members, but that its aver- Echmann's defense attorney said that "intervention is still poss- Jim Bishop age attendance is 30 to 40. today he would demand that the ible by West Germany in the Deal Fire Loss Hal Boyle West German government "pro- case. Bridge tect" the former Gestapo colon- The chief defense counsel made Set at $200,000 Classified Decision el from the judgment of Israel's the statement as he heatedly con- DEAL — The fire which de- Comics courts. tended that Eichmann should be ttroyed a hotel and two houses Crossword Puzzle Again challenging Israel's right tried by a German court. He as- here yesterday caused an esti- Editorials ._ Is Reserved to judge Eichmann on charges of serted that appropriate German mated $200,000 loss. Herblock having a major part in the mass courts and laws are available to But the accompanying driving Kitty Kelly murder of Jews under Hitler, de- handle the case and denied that rain spared at least eight other Movie Timetable On Variance fense counsel Robert Servatius Eichmann came freely to Israel plush old homesteads which had Obituaries _.. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Th< declared: to stand trial. a total value in excess of $400,- Sylvia Porter Zoning Board of Adjustment lasi "Eichmann has a claim against Servatius' announcement came 000, Fire Chief Sanio Santanelia Radio-Television night reserved decision on a van the German state to protect him. after he and Israeli Attorney Gen- said. He said cause of the fire Religious Services ance request by Holly Hills Mo If the state remains impassive, eral Gideon Hausner made their Is still not known. Social : tel, Inc., West Keansburg, to a he can sue the state and he will concluding arguments on the right "The wind hurt m, but the George Sokolsky low separation of a motel and do that." of the Israeli court to try Eich- rain helped us," he said. Sports _ luncheonette from a trailer park mann with the prosecutor re- Servatius warned the special Ten persons where routed from Stock Market Located in a B-3 zone requirin futing the defense challenge. the two houses. The 40-room hotel Successful Investing a minimum of five acres, th< Week-End Recess was unoccupied. W. S. White enterprise is situated on a 577 The fifth session of the trial acre tract. The applicant in Grand Jury lasted only an hour and 45 min- formed the board the separatioi utes and then recessed over tho HONORED — Victoria Camp, left, who will receive the first Monmouth Players schol- —4.27-acres for the trailer coun week-end. Planners Criticize and 1.50 acres for the motel an arship this year, is congratulated by Stuart Robinson, president of the theater Indicts Yellen Supreme Justice Moshe Landau, luncheonette—was necessary t< group, and Mrs. John F. Klem, chairman of the'-scholarship grant committee. Pro- who is presiding over the special allow for the sale of the traile FREEHOLD-Frank Yelien, 31, court of three Israeli judges, an- park. ceeds of a Monmouth Players performance of "Mr. Barry's Etchings" on May 7 will of II Willow St., Port Monmouth, nounced that its decision — on Township Attorney was indicted yesterday on Board member Albert Mascl be used to help pay college fees of the Red Bank Catholic High School senior. The whether it is competent to try charges of assault and battery Eichmann — would be delivered RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP-Town last night by two of its members. said "We have one confprmln Players plan to make such an award, to a local student, in annual event. use now, but we would be mak with intent to kill his wife, Ellen, Monday. •hip Attorney Benedict R. Nico- Chairman Anthony DeMaio, not- on Jan. 27, 1961, and atrocious sia was rebuked at a meeting of ing that Mr. Nicosia would look ing two non-conforming uses, (See EICHMANN, Page 2) can't see the advantage to th assault and battery with intent the Zoning Board of Adjustment over variance applications at the Benefit Performance Scheduled township." to kill, March 3. 1961. side of board member Albert Mrs. Yellen was treated in Riv- Masch, informed Mr. Nicosia: In other action, the board grant ed a variance to Frederick A. erview Hospital for a collapsed Rotary's Hold Man "If you have any questions Young, 20 Sydney Tcr.| West Victoria Camp to Receive First lunj>, puncture wounds of the please direct them to the chair Keansburg, to allow construction back and chest, and injuries to Welcome Criticism was leveled at Mr. of a garage closer to side an her face In Entries Nicosia by board member Wil- back lines than required under Other indictments: SHREWSBURY — Colombia liam Cahill, who noted, "It seems the zoning ordinance; denied a MonmouthPfayers Scholarship Louis Di Capua, 3 Brianvood Sign Isn't to me you spent all night at the request by Baronet Reality As- Ave., Keansburg, charged with Christopher, 20, of 189 Coleman SHREWSBURY - The Red Ave., Long Branch, yesterday other end of the table." He said sociates, Rt. 35, Hazlet, to.ereci atrocious assault and battery up- appointment at missing a big op- dctided/-that, spontaneously and 7 he agreed with Mr, DeMaio that a sign at their place of business RED BANK — Victoria Camp, on Harold Vaccarello, 3 , of 28 Bank Rotary Club sign which was charged with two forced portunity and went on stage on unanimously, at its last meet- says "Welcome to Red Bank" will, entries March 23. all questions should be reserved decision on a re senior a Red Bank Catholic East Essex St., West Keansburg, directed and cue, in the part of "Moriah." have to say it somewhere else. Christopher, already on $2,500 to the chairman. questby John W". Brennan, Brow High School, had to make a Dec. 27. Happy Ending "This year seems the perfect The Zoning Board of Adjust- bail on charges of breaking and Ave., West Keansburg, to allow heart-breaking decision last Feb- Frank Saprienza, Jr., 20, of Mr. Nicosia replied that he was The story has a happy ending. time to start the benefit perfor- ment here last night denied a re- entering in Eatontown, waived only familiarizing himself with conversion of his garage to a ruary. Trenton, charged with Ireaking in grocery business. She had a chance to win a big For several years the Mon- mances. We have asked Vicki to and entering and larceny of a quest from the Rotarians for per- a preliminary hearing last night the applications, but would, in mission to have it erected in the future, do as Mr. DeMai6 scholarship in the American Le- mouth Players has been making accept the first award." radio and a truck Sept. 9, I960, before Magistrate Whitney Crow- A scheduled hearing on a var- this borough. ell. Christopher was continued in had requested. gion oratorical contest. plans for an annual scholarship The scholarship performance in the home of Harold B. Davis iance request to allow construc- Now the sign, which had been the same bail. . After the meeting, Mr. Cahill tion of a 24-unit executive apart- But the date set for*the section- award benefit performance, to has been set for May 7 at 2:30 Upper Freehold Township. up more than a week, will havo Police Chief Raymond Mass said: "It looked as though one ment building on Bethany Rd., al finals was a night on which help further the education of a p.m. at the Naveslnk Library William F. Ashmore, 23, o to come down because service laid Christopher sig'ned a state- of our members had a private south of Rt. 35, Hazlet, was post- she was already scheduled to ap- local a student who is gifted in Theater. Rt. 36. West Keansburg charged club signs are not allowed in the ment admitting he broke into attorney." poned: The applicant, Miss Cath- pear in a Monmouth Players pro- one of the theater arts. The production will be "Mr. with bigamy, July 23, I960, in borough's zoning code. , Twin Boro Rambler, Newman Mr. DeMaio declared that his erine Donaruma, Rt. 33, Hazlet, duction of "The Heiress." "Vicki is the ideal first candl Barry's Etchings," by Walter East Keansburg. He allegedly The sign has been north of the Springs Rd., and Naylor's rebuke "was not meant to em- failed to appear. The time llmil Tickets had been sold and she date for such an award," Mrs. Bullock and Daniel Archer, direct- married Diana Medder, while Shrewsbury Ave., last month. barass Mr. Nicosia, "but to on the application runs put before knew it would be very difficult John F. Klem. publicity director ed by John Hemleb of Rumson having already been married New York and Long Branch Rail-• 1 Nothing was taken in either en- make him cognizant oi established the next schedule meeting of thi to replace her on short notice. of the Players, said yesterday. "We chose a Sunday afternoon under the name of William Ful- road tracks within the borough* try, the chief said. procedure." board. Miss Camp swallowed her dis- "The* whole board of directors (See HONORED, Page 2) ton, to an El Paso, Tex., woman, limits. 2—Friday, April 14, 1961 RED E\NK REGISTER Motorist Is Weather 5th District New Jersey — Variable cfoudt Births OBITUARIES Miss Walsh Hughes Fete ness and sunshine today. Milder Postponed Fined For than yesterday with high in the Fight Grows 50s in most sections. Fair to- Riverview Is Crowned SPRING LAKE - A cock- Tipsy Driving niglit with low in the 30s. Sat- Hotter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Me- MARTIN J. McHUGH ARTHUR F. McMAHON tail party scheduled Sunday urday increas- Mahon, 83 West Main St., Free- HIGHLANDS — Arthur F. Mc- LINCROFT—James C. Morford, ORANGE (AP) - Martin J. for one of the (spirants for the MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Eileen ing cloudiness hold, son, yesterday. McHugh, senior federal mediator Mahon, 69, of 184 Naveslnk Ave., S. Bowles, 182 Marsha Dr., was unopposed candidate for Repub By Jaycees Democratic gubernatorial nom- with some Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kozak, In New Jersey, is dead at 62. died yesterday in Riverview Hos- ination probably will end up In fined $225 and had her driver's chance of rain lican County committeeman foi • RED BANK — Miss Arleen 57 Avenue C. Atlantic Highlands, A member of the United States pital. honor of the party's nominee. license revoked for two years on at night. the newly-created 19th distric Iprraine Walsh, 19-year-old Mon- son, yesterday. Conciliation and Mediation Serv- Mr. McMahon was born in New The affair, slated for Jack a charge of drunk driving, by MARINE of Middletown Township and firsi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick York and had lived here 15 years. rrtiuth College freshman and win- Magistrate W. Gilbert Manson. vice president of the Lu>cro(t< ice for 16 years, McHugh died JHSJ- of several beauty contests, Sullivan's, has been postponed Block Island Pohlke, 1122 Harris Ave., Union yesterday In Orange Memorial He was a retired mailer for the Mrs. Bowles plead guilty to the Everett Republican Club, toda ,w4s crowned last night as "Miss until April 23, In the same to Cape May— Beach, son, yesterday. Hospital, He had lived at 466 New York Post. charge. raised a series of questions aboul JJfynmoath County of 1961" by place- Richard J. Hughes, Small craft Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muller, South Center St. • Mr. McMahon was a member She was arrested on Rt. 36 on Alton L. Flanders, candidate op tbt Greater Re4 Bank Junior Trenton, generally conceded warnings are 73 Front St., Keyport, son, yes- A native of Newark, McHugh of the New York Mailers Union: March 3 by Patrolman George posing Charles Chine in the fiftr Chamber of Commerce. to be fair ahead of his only displayed for terday. grew up in Somerville and held a veteran of World War I, and opponent, Weldon Sheets, Es- Freibott. Dr. Marc Korhn. town- 15 to 25 knot district for the county commit Mr. and Mrs. Hal Miller, 108 a member of Our Lady of Per- A committee of Jaycees, head- ship physician, ruled her under tee post. a law degree from Georgetown ed by Dale Myers, picked Miss sex County supervisor, in the northwest Park View Ter,, Middletown, son, University. He was an Air Force petual Help Catholic Church and the influence of alcohol. In a statement,' Mr. Morforc yesterday. Walsh, a native of Northfield, now race, was to be the guest of winds with some higher gusts veteran of World War I.- its Holy Name Socity. Other Cases said, "Although I cannot as Monmouth Medical Center living at 217 Cedar Ave., West honor. The primary election this morning dropping off this McHugh was a Democrat. He Surviving are his wife, Mrs. End on the basis of talent, per- Is Tuesday. Robert Kelly, Port Monmouth afternoon and tonight becoming candidate tor county committee Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newman, Loretta Bond McMahon; two Rd., Port Monmouth. was fined endorse any particular candidat was admitted to the bar in 1923 sonality, and over-all attractive- More than 200 tickets had southerly 10 to IS knots Saturday. 994 Keith Ave., Spring Lake daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Gerrity $25 for larceny of $2.64 of food for office, I have every right t and practiced In New York City ness. been sold for (he event, spon- Variable cloudiness today, fair Heights, son, this morning. of Long Island and Mrs. Florence from McDonald's Hamburger do so as an individual, and sine* for many years. In 1935 he was Miss Walsh, majoring in liberal sored by the Young Democrat- tonight, increasing cloudiness Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook, 400 Kornek of this place; a son. Rob- Stand on Rt. 35, on April 10. • Mr.;,>Flanders has seen fit to in appointed magistrate of Orange. arts, will be sponsored by the sored by the Young Democrats Saturday. Visibility over five Willow Ave., Long Branch, son, ert McMahon of this place; thres Willie J. JSuilivan, High St., vade the 19th district with hi! this morning. Because he felt that too many Red Bank Jaycees in the forth of Monmouth County. miles. brothers, Frank, John and Wal- Perth Amboy, was fined $200 and campaign signs I feel it is im Irunken drivers were escaping coming Miss New Jersey Contesl Chicago (AP)—Stormy weather Mr. and Mrs. Conde McGinley, convictions by various dodges. ter 'McMahon, all of Brooklyn; sentenced to 30 days In jail for portent that I express my feel 300 Branch Rd., Oakhurst, son, at" Wildwood in June. abated in the northenst today McHugn urged that magistrates A sister, Mrs. Theresa Stronren, driving on the revoked list. ings publicly. I have known Mr yesterday. . She is the daughter of Mr. and but it was cool and wet across be given authority to use their also of Brooklyn, and ieven Mrs. George P. Walsh, Northfield. Renews Request He was arrested by Trooper northern sections of the country Flanders for over a year an< grandchildren. W. J. O'Connor of the Holmdel know only too well how he works own discretion. H»r ambition is to obtain • schol- from the Rockies into New Eng- And once, he refused to con- The funeral will be Monday »t State Police Barracks on March "Many have read th$ self-corn arship to enable her to continue land. Frank Eisele, vict five elderly men on a gam- 9 a.m. from the Condon Funeral For Description 30, posed list of qualifications o studies as < medical technician. Yesterday's storm dumped up bling charge after It was deter- Home, Atlantic Highlands, fol- Flanders, but the people of thi Miss Walsh attended Mary to 10 inches of snow in the mined they had teen playing lowed by a high requiem mass fifth district can best decide hi: BUrns School of Modeling, In 1959 northern Appalachians and eight Ex-Police Chief, cards for years with a kitty set at 9:30 in Our Lady of Perpetual Of School Post Yuri qualifications by looking for what she won the titles of Miss Fas Inches in northern New York aside for beer and sandwiches Help Church, offered by Rev. LITTLE SILVER - Robert he has done In the Llncroft area csnation. Miss Moonlight and Mis (Continued) and northern Connecticut. He leaves his widow, Jean, and John Domin, assistant pastor.' Meijer, 222 Queens Dr., who last. First of all, tte post he seeks Dies at 75 tletoe, Mi53 Bermuda, Miss Jun- Some early morning reports: daughter, Susan, at home; and Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cem- month called the ppost of curricu-l All the technical systems is a party post—nothing else. DEAL - Frank W. Eisele, 75, ior Prom and was runner-up as New York 40. cloudy: Chicago two sons, Richard M. of West etery. • , . Jum coordinatorr a luxurluxuryy , laslastt' worked well, and I- fel- t fine. What has Mr. Flanders contrib- of 30 Morgan Ave., died yester- Miss Atlantic City Beach Patrol 41, partlv cloudy; Boston 35, Orange and Thomas P. of Kan night renewed his request for a "I am ready to fulfill any uted to the Republican Party ir day In his home. Last year she was crowned rain; Washington 47, partly sas City, Mo. COL. F. E. KIDWELL description of the duties of Mrs. new tasks for the homeland." Lincroft or Middletown Townshi He was born In Tenafly, son Miss Swimming Pool, Miss Gay cloudy; Atlanta 41, dear; Miami The funeral will be tomorrow RED BANK - Col. Francis Eleanors Wright. The short, pudgy Soviet lead- as a whole? True, he did par of the late Joseph and Mary Nineties, Miss Pleasantville Yach 60, clear; Louisville H clear; from the Frank J. Codey & Sons Elmer Kidwell, U. S. A., Ret., of Club and Miss Atlantic County Mr. Meijer said he would, not er wrapped his burly arms Detroit 35, clear: St. touts 48, ticipate in the organizing of th Eisele. He retired in 1955 as insist on a formal written job Ocean Township police chief. Funeral Home, 69 High St. A 283 Spring St., died yesterday in Earlier this year she captured the around the hero—who Is only clear; Minneanoiis 44. cloudy; Uncroft-Everett Republican Club Patterson Army Hospital, Fort description, but did want an ex- Mr. Eisele was a member o mass will be said at 9 a.m. in title of Miss First Division. about the same height—kissed Kansas City S6, cloudv; Denver But where did he go from there Monmouth. He was 60 yean old. planation from the Board of Edu- the Monmouth County and New Our Lady of the Valley Church. Miss Walsh will appear this him squarely on the mouth, and 40, partly cloudy; Dallas 64, Did he organire the district? No Col. Kidwell was graduated cation of "what the board is then several times to the right Did he work on dub projects; Jersey Police Chiefs Associations, week-end at the Red Bank Boat getting for 8,000 bucks." dear; Phoenix 56, dear, Seattle MRS. ASTRID ERIKSEN from the United States Military Show. and left of the mouth. 41, dear; San Francisco 49, No. Did he contribute his tim Oakhurst Fire Department and Mrs. Wright's salary in the First Aid Squad, and Asbury SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Astrid Academy at West Point in the More kisses followed, this timt clear; Los AnReles 55, clear; and effort towajrd the successful Eriksen, 84, of 30 East River Rd., class of 1924. 1961-62 budget is listed at 58,100. from Gagarin's wife, Valentina, Park Elks. Anchorage 32, cloudy, and Hono- block party held in Llncroft dur- Rumson, died Wednesday at the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Charles A. Thompson, superin- smartly dressed in a fur-collarec Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. lulu 75, partly cloudy. ing the campaign last fall? H Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home Josephine Daly Kidwell of Red Honored tendent, said an 11-page outline coat and a fashionable blue sprin Robert Easton of Naragansett, did not. Just after the publicity where she had been a'patient Bank: a son, Francis E. Kidwell, (Continued) of Mrs. Wright's duties had been hat, from his plump, beamin R.I., and Mrs. Ferris Waitt and prepared sometime ago but never pictures are taken and just be- over a year. Jr., of Hazlet; two daughters, because that seems a good time mother. Anna, a woolen shaw Mrs. Benjamin Fees, both of Oak- formally adopted by the board fore the work begins, Mr. Flan Mrs. John Edward Fabian of Sil- for high school students to come, y p y over her head, and from hi Car Clears ders has a way of vanishing from hurst, and three brothers, Joseph Born in Greenland, the daugh- and we think many of Vicki's as a jjo b descriptiondi . Eisele of New York City, Edward ter of the late Carl E. and Hann ver Springs, Fla., and Miss Noel going blindly and {,a*er- ,Mex*- ,wh° Iooked fs the scene." Josephine Kidwell, at home; a age group will be' interested in t Mr. Morford accused Fianderi Eisele of Oakhurst and John E. Schake Lytzen, Mrs. Eriksen working withoit an" outline"," he *f * M'™ » Chekho Ditch, Hits Eisele of Elberon. had lived in Rumson 30 years. sister. Miss Kathro Kidwell of ; this award," Mrs. Klem said. play, in a dark blue ovorcoat, of representing himself to th< tolld MMr . MiMeijerj . She was the widow of Christian Seattle, Wash., and eight grand- The director! of the Monmouth blue worker's cap, and walkini Township Committee as speak The funeral will be Monday a Marshall Thompson, board sec- Eriksen. children. Players hope to make a schol- with a stick. The father broki Road Sign ing for the Lincroft-Everett Re- 2 p.m. in the Woolley Funeral retary, said 33 school systems in Home Long Branch. Several nieces and nephews are The funeral will be Monday at arship award a regular annua into tears. NEW SHREWSBURY — Two publican Club when "he had »b the county have a curriculum co- ler survivors. the West Point Catholic Chapel, event from now on, she explained. Speaking to the cheering thou- soldiers stationed at Fort Mon- solutely no authorization to d ordinator. Services will be held at the where a requiem mass will be of- A scholarship grant committee sands jamming Red Square, Ga mouth escaped serious injury 5O."The lincroft Club had taken Mr. Meijer had claimed last Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank fered. Burial will- be-in—West- has been named, with Mrs. Klem garin gave his first thanks to the last night when their sports car no position on this issue. Be- month that Little Silver is the Storm at 3:30 p.m. today. Rev. Kirke- Point Cemetery under direction of as chairman. Communist party for giving him left County Rt. 573 cleared a yond that Flanders used the nam only municipality of its size with (Continued) »aard Jensen, of the Danish Lu- the Adams Memorial Home. Future recipients will probably the "opportunity to carry out th ditch and knocked down a road of the dub, when seeking to fur- a curriculum supervisor and said life saver. White streets near the Jieran Church, Edison, will of- be selected by a board made up first flight into space." sign near Wayside Rd. ther himself with the park pro: it is a luxury the borough can't bay were under water, no evacu- ficiate. Burial will be in Holmdel MRS. VIOLET M. WHEELER of educators from schools in this afford. "As I was about to be launched ect, among other organizations ii Trooper Joseph Nasti of the ation was reported necessary. Jemetery. LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Violet area and of representatives of In May 1960, board member into space," he added, "I was Shrewsbury state police barracks the community, again with nc Keyport's sewer plant was un- the theater group, she said. thinking about the party, th dub authorization. M. Wheeler, 61, of Pacific St.. Charles A. O'Malley had ab- said David W. Aston, 23, was der water at one point and flood- JAIL OFFICIAL DIES died Wednesday in Monmouth When Miss Camp had to make stained from voting on rehiring people and my country." driving west on Rt. ,537 when he Mr. Flanders, in a statement ing hit the West Front St. area TRENTON (AP) — Edward P. Medical Center. her difficult decision, there was Mrs. Wright because, he said; hej "n's trom tho5e feelings and failed to negotiate a turn. Aston issued today, asked all of th the hardest. 1 11 Republican indined voters of the Feehan, admissions officer at the Born in Bclford, she was the no prospect at all of this award had asked for an evaluation ofj " ' inspiration that 1 had suffered a cut lip and forehead The Ye Cottage Inn, badly str district to exercise their franchise State Prison 20 years, died yes- daughter of the late Albert and for here. her position and received "a goodjstrength to carry out the task," in the accident. His passenger, damaged in Hurricane Donna, ne next Tuesday and vote for thi erday after a brief illness. He Emma Orleman Morris. Miss Camp had taken first letter of recommendation" for said. Ronald Tremblay, was not hurt. was inundated again, as also was candidate of their ohoice. "It i as 60. Mr. Feehan was the first Mrs. Wheeler was the widow of place in the Monmouth County Mrs. Wright instead. Speaking from notes with th the area around Cottrell's Restu- Aston was charged with care- much better for the community lan to meet thousands of con- Elmer T. Wheeler. division of the American Legion poise of an accomplished orator, less driving. arant. he looked to the right and left to have a truly representatiw victs as they started to serve Surviving are a son, Curtiss oratorical contest. Then, on Feb. In Cliffwood Beach, police said and then straight ahead, taking vote," he said. Jieir sentences. Soden of Stelton; a daughter, 21, she learned that the section- waves were hitting the cliffs in people in all parts of the audi- "It Is my hope." he said, "tha Mrs. Jane Travis of Wilmington. al finals would be held March Boat Launching seven feet above the high water ence. Teachers the Lincroft-Everett Republican MRS. MARGARITE HURLEY Deli a brother. Lyman Morris of 3. and she was already committed mark. Englishtown; four sisters, Mrs. (Continued) Club will soon be truly represen- RED BANK — Mrs. Margarite to appear that night in the Play- He paid high tribute to thos. Officials in many communities Norman Wheeler of Wilmington, Area Addition set up, so that a teacher who Is tative of the Republican Party in lurley of Monmouth St., died ers production. who made his space ship and could give no estimate of dam Del., Mrs. Catherine Adrian of added: not satisfied that the rating is Lincroft. Since my time will not Wednesday in Garden State Nurs- As a member of Red Bank age to municipal and private ,g Home, after a long illness. Port Jervis, >N. Y.,^Mrs. James "Never for a single moment did just may bring the case to a be limited bv the administrative Catholic High's Forensic League, Is Planned property. Mrs. Hurley was born here, Voechel of Margate, Fla., and h ve doubts about the board made up of: Two teachers details of president this vear, 1 she had had considerable highly RUMSON - -Borough Council ' * mission.' Mrs. Deleroy Lechllder of Port- chosen by the entire faculty, the is mv goal to increase the mem Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, was laughter of the late Michael and successful speaking experience. ast night appropriated $3,500 forl Ga6.a"n ,l°okcd wonderful, in aupeck; and six grandchildren. 1 principal of the school in which nershio of the club to well over closed to traffic for two hours iarah Carney Hurley. She was She knew she had a good chance S P th and showin n0 The funeral will be tomorrow the purchase of a parcel of land " ? S « she does not teach, the superin 100. Perhaps then such a group last night for the second time member of St. James Catholic of winning this event and going effects wnat at 11:30 a.m. in the Flock Funer- at the north end of Avenue ofl s°ever from his his endent, and one member of the will armroach a truer renresenta within 24 hours. Monmouth Coun- :hurch. on to compete at the state level Two Rivers tory making flight. al Home, with Rev. Robert H. ichool board. tion of the Republican Party o ty work crews were on the scene The funeral will be tomorrow for a $1,000 scholarship. The plot, approximately 150 this morning clearing pieces of it 8 a.m. from the William S Reed, pastor of the Presbyterian Service Still Counts district five. With both self-interest and feet by 100 feet, will be added "The election results of 1960 he road of rocks, driftwood and Anderson Funeral Home. A re- Church, officiating. Burial will be school loyalty on one side of the to the existing boat launching Thjs body will decide whether other debris. juiem mass will be offered at 9 in Woodbine Cemetery. the teacher's rating is to be dearly show the need for a balance, and her commitment to area to increase its river front- Eichmann stronger GOP in district five, as Police Chief Gilbert Boyer pre- 'clock in St. James Church. age to 350 feet. reviewed. DEATH NOTICE the play and to the theater group (Continued) well as throughout the township dicted it would take "a week to Burial will be in Mt- Olivet Ceme- KIDWEI.I-—At Red Bank. New leritr. The new plan does not abolish on the other, she was torn. The sum had been provided in In i960, the ratio of Rsoublican clean it all up." Auto traffic will :ery. April 13. 199). FrancH E. (Col. U.S.*. Eichmann, wartime chief of the increments for length of service. rellreili, aee 60. Beloved liuaband of - ' "We can't say she made the this year's budget for th's pur- Jewish affairs section of the Nazi to Democratic vote for TownsMo be able to move, however, he Josephine Daly Kidwell, devoted father A raise in pay of (100 or $200 is of Francis E. Jr., Emily Kldwall right decision," Mrs. Klem said pose. Committee declined in our dis added. MRS. WILLIAM BRUNS Gestapo, is charged with respon- given for each year of service. Kablan anil Noel J. Kiawell and broth- yesterday. "No one could decide John Robbins and Alfred Brigh- sibility in the death of six mil- Met and the townshfo as a er or Kathro Kictwell, Friend* may Salaries for teachers with MORGANVILLE — Mrs. Ruth en.ll at Adams Memorial Home, 310 what was right then except Vicki ton, who have each served seven lion Jews during World War 11 whole. ConseauentJv. a more a^ Broad 61.. ned Bank, Saturday. April bachelor's degrees will start at SERVICES FOR MRS. STONE Iruns, 39. died yesterday in her herself." years as members of the Rumson and other crimes. •rjssive reoresontation. resnon 15. 7-!l p.m. Sunday, April IB, 2-1 p,m. $4,700 and rise to a maximum of RED BANK — A requiem mass, iome, 3 Orchard Pkwy. Born in Rennlrm mass. West Point Catholic "We feel she showed Integrity, Fire Company, were given their «ive to the need?! and •'esiree r> lewark, Hie had lived here nine Chapel. Monday morning. Interment exemption papers by council. International Law J7,000. The extra money for was offered yesterday in St. An- West Point Cemetery. and self-sacrifice, and devotion to the iw>'e Is nemied. If elected ears. William McCann, principal of After long hours of discussion superior performance will be in thony's Catholic Church for Mrs. the theater by deciding as she dl i Forrestdale School; John Shea i ?™. fPinpoints in international iddition to these sums. '•t wo"M T>» mv n'P'xwe to strive Alexandria Stone. 84. of 65 Or- The funeral will be Monday at OF THANKS Bid." the Players representative to f»'fil1 those needs. hard St., River Plaza, who died a.m. from the Day Funeral We wish to thank all of Romayne continued. of the borough police force, and This salary guide provides an allons and many friends for now- William Fanning, a member of ploded into high drama when Ser- M" oononent hm still not an- in Riverview Hospital Tuesday tame, Keyport, followed by a s. cards, anil teleRrams. and other ; "She Is very serious about her increase of $100 over previous deeds ot kindness shown to Ui during the Recreation Committee, have vatius rose to reply to Prosecu- swered whv he refused to assist after a long illness. Burial was in igh requiem mass at 8:30 a.m. future as an actress, and she maximum salaries, in all educa- Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the the Ions of our hrloved one, Myrna Ro- been sworn in as members of tor Hausner. tion categories. In the commun'tv effort* to net! St. Joseph's Catholic Church, mayne Hlckfi. We. all loved her, but has demonstrated promise on the direction of the William S. An- ffered by Rev. Cornelius J. God loved her best. May her toui the Juvenile Conference Commit- Servatius came quickly to the The funds for this guide adjust- tion the Townshin Committee to rest In peace. Mage. derson Funeral Home. :ane, pastor. Burial will be in Mr. * Mr«. Alfred Turner tees, Councilman Harry Sunder- question of trying Eichmann in ment, as well as for the career acouire the Lincroft surnlus prop- "It delights us all that we have It. Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Warren L. Hicks meyer reported. West Germany. implement plan, are in the 1961- erty." Mrs. Stone was born in Portu- Mr. * Mrs. Edward Hlckl. juch a fine person to receive He said that relations between ;al. Her husband was the late Our first award." The sewer levy ordinance set- 62 budget, board members stated. ting the tax at $2.61 for each West Germany and Israel are toao Bentedos Reis Stone. Vicki'» - mother, Mrs., C. L. Teachers Consulted water tap in the area served by cordial and friendly. But then he New Student Surviving is a son, Gil Stone, FOR ANY OCCASION Camp, Avenue of Two Rivers, "Not mole than one or two the sewerage system, was passed said: eachers in our school system with whom she lived. Rumson, yesterday expressed on final reading after a public "Intervention is still- possible lave ever worked under a merit Program OKd quiet pleasure at this honor to hearing at which there were no and may still arise at any ncrement system," Mr. Dusin- LITTLE SILVER — An exper- DIES AFTER FIGHT HONEY BEE FLOWERS her daughter. comments from the audience. stage of this trial. jerre said. imental program for 15 seventh BAYONNE (AP) - Thomas ^She added that the scholar- Jallagher, 51, of 612 Broadway, RUSSELL T. HODSKISS An ordinance atxilishing the per- Claim For Protection The plan has been worked out and eighth grade pupils was ap- ship will be a great help. "Vicki Yacht Club, Inc. for a season- "The accused has a claim for proved last night by the Board iled in Bayonne Hospital last . Is the eldest of five children," in consultation with the teachers, light of a Bkull fracture suf- 464 BROAD STREET, al liquor license was approved, protection and for intervention lie said. The merit Increases are of Education. she said, "and we face providing as was the application of Pat's from his country." C. David Vanderhoot, principal fered when he fell to the pave- SHREWSBURY a college education for them all." >ased on percentages rather than ment during a street-corner fight, Cocktail lounge to extend a liq- Justice Landau broke in to ask, in fiat dollar amounts, he ex- of the Point Road School, said The scholarship benefit will be uor license to apply to 23 West "Is he a German citizen?" the students would participate In police said. SH 1-4020 one of five performances of the )lained. so as to make the sys- River Rd., as well as the pres- "Yes," Servatius replied. tem more flexible, and more per- research techniques In language Jailed and charged wilh man- Monmouth Players spring produc- daughter was Victor Gurrvznskl, Reliable Since 1927 ent licensed premises at 2 West "Not an Austrian?" the presi- manent. arts. tion. "Mr. Barry's Etchinns" will River Rd. dent continued. The pupils would meet three 18. of 13 W. 32d St., Police Lt. BY WIRE ANYWHERE also be presented May 5, 6, 12 The Board president noted that Sigmund Zewinski said. He sa An ordinance abolishng the per-, "No," Servatius answered, "his here have been some "unfor- hours a morning for four to six and 13. sonal household property tax in [father gave up his Austrian citi- weeks during the summer, he the two men had been drinkir unate experiments" in other earlier in the evening. this borough was introduced and-zenship." larts the country with systems said. Selections would be made Library Unit will come up for public hearing! Servatius returned to the at- or paying the best teachers more on the recommendation of the ROBERT A. BRAUN April 27. tack on the competence of the han others. He said this board teachers and Mrs. Eleanore Republican county committeem •Is Appointed Israeli court on two other points: las tried to avoid pitfalls ob- Wright, curriculum supervisor. the fifth district. "HOME FOR FlfltfERALS" 1. The assertion that Eichmann ierved in other such systems. Mrs. Wright will be the instructor, Attending were Mrs. John jUN/ON BEACH - Mayor Har- Dnni) Group Gives Mr. Vanderhoof said. : vey C. Eriksen last night organ- was kidnaped in Buenos Aires, ^ppelbaum, Mrs. A. T.. Allei One of the county's most modern funeral Argentina, and did not come to drs. James Daily, Mrs. Newt ; Ized a library study committee. Support to Burke in to say, however, "The secur- homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. Israel of his own free will. eron, Mrs. Raymond Goldstei \ Appointed to the group were UNION BEACH — The Regular ty forces revealed the place Flanders Speaks ' John McGrath, Mrs. Joseph Gil- Kidnapping tfrs. William Meiter, Mrs. Peti Democratic Organization here has here the accused was found, At Bridge Party 106 BROAD STREET martin, and Mrs. Charles Behr, given its endorsement to Richard 2. That the order tor the kid- 'olicastro, Mrs. Stanley Srpunj EATONTOWN ind nothing more." LINCROFT — Mrs. Stewart all local school-teachers. E. Burke Middletown, candidate naping "was done by order of ATS. Glenn Richards. Mrs. Hai Servatius then demanded that Chodosh, 55 Circle PI., was host- LIBERTY 24383 The committee's tasks will be for the Democratic state com- the Israeli government." wo employees of the Israeli alr- >ld Sher, and Mrs. Louis Woyci to study ways and means of im- mittccman post. This latter claim brought Haus- ine, El Al, be brought to court ess last night at a bridge party Mrs. Flanders spoke, expla: Formerly of East Orange proving local library facilities and The group withdrew its support iner t0 lli,s ,'cet witn a quick and testify about the circumstances for Alton Flanders, candidate for g his platform- to make recommendations to the 'rom incumbent Paul Kiernan, sli!lrn "joinder. Eichmann's removal from Ar- governing body. Long Branch, "The prime minister (David gentina to Israel. They are Yeh- An $8,500 emergency appropria- Mr. Burke, Bcn-Gurion, told the Knesset udi (Jack) Shimon, chief of oper- 4 tion was voted to pay for snow (•Parliament) that Eichmann waslations, and Zvi Thoar, who al- removal and repairs to the bor- rrested by members of the se- legedly piloted the plane. The Worden Funeral Home purity forces of the state," Haus- court has placed both men on lcr said. notice that they may be sum 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK Judge Benjamin Hnlevy broke moncd to the hearings. 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VOLUNTEERS of the Middletown Township Fire Department aided in evacuation of stranded families in the East Keansburg area that was flooded in yesterday's storm. The firemen cleared debris from roads and towed stalled motorists to high ground. Sunday Tour Successful Investing On Trailer HASTY RATIONS were prepared by the members of Girl Scout Troop 57, Port Monmouth, for youngsters and their parents who were evacuated from the East Investing $32,500 Would Yield HIGH TIDE HAVOC — Robert Cabeen, Little Silver, commodore of the Monmouth Sites Slated Keansburg area during yesterday's storm. Troop leader Boat Club, Red Bank, checks boat* which usually are high and dry on land beside $133 Per Month for This Man MARLBORO — Mayor Charlei Mn, Jamet Froelich and assistant leader Mrs. Vincont McCue last night set Sunday the boat club. Yesterday's unusually high tides sent the Navesink River over the Malone ran the canteen set up in the East Keansburg By for the Township Committee's in- bulkhead. ROGER E. SPEAR spection of prospective sites for School. The food was provided by the Red Cross. Q) "If you were 63 years old, (4.3), Standard Oil of New Jer-proposed trailer parks. tired of working and wanted to sey (5.1), MelviUe Shoe (4.8), Applications have been received Township Clerk Daniel S. Ely retire, did not own your home, Western Maryland Railway (5.1) from three people for the one reported the street sign program had no insurance, operated a Archer - Daniels - Midland (5.0) available license. Townships s in progress, with anticipated inall. steady-income business, Stone & Webster (4.8), and Amer- In answer to a question from cost of the project to be ap- and could get can Agricultural Chemical (5.0). the audience, Committeeman Mil To Meet proximately $1,000. along on $150 The average yield for these lard B. Lamberson said the town- a month in di- eight issues is about 4.9 per cent, ship can not avoid Issuing a thin vidends, how or somewhat less than you'n license because state law require! On Drainage would you in- looking for. Yes,' there an three in the township and Marl HOLMDEL — Mayor James H. Housekeeping vest $32,500 tolstocks which pay higher curreni boro has only two. Ackerson last night reported that returns. While all are not bai the best advan- Mr. Lamberson said the onl; arrangements are being made for situations, I am not suggesting Problems tage?" L.P. restrictions which could be placed a meeting with Raritan Township A) would them because it is never sounc Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., and investment policy to risk you on the applicants were that such buy South parks be located in the business Township Engineer Otis R. Sea- Face Board Sea island. principal just to obtain high cur- man to discuss a drainage prob- rent return. zones on Rt. 9 and Rt. 34, and ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — Serio u s 1 y , bo limited to 50 trailers. lem at Middle Rd. and Laurel SPEAR though, a goal A 4.9 per cent yield will givi Ave. Kitchen worries, including the need for a dishwasher machine of $150 a month, or $1,800 year- you about $1,600 in dividends A contract was awarded to An open meeting on the road and a new refrigerator, dogged yearly (4.9 x 32,500) or abou Manzo Contracting Co. of Mata program in connection with the ly, on a $32,500 investment is the Board of Education at last pretty hard to obtain at current $133 a month— a little less thai wan for $9,112 to resurface one Bell Labs Research Center site you wanted, but it's pretty re-! night's meeting. high market levels. This figures half mile of Montrose Rd. Com was rescheduled from April 27 to liable. to a 5.5 per cent anjiuai. yield. mitteeman Ratcliffe pointed oui May 4 at the Elementary School. George Handzo, president, re- Q)"What is your opinion ol that 90 per cent of the cost "d! —fit's easy to compute yield. Just It was announced that a bro- ported that a Hobart dishwasher Merritt-Chapman & Scott?" F.N this work would be paid by state divide the dividend by the prin- chure on the program is being shown him by James Coilins Co., A) I regard it as a definite risl aid. cipal, or in this case, 1.800 di- printed and will be mailed to Newark, customary supplier of situation. Earnings have been un vided by 32,500 equals 5.5 per residents of the township. kitchen equipment, costs $1,200. dor pressure, and cash dividend: He estimated that, with accessory cent. are now prohibited by the com A salary ordinance was adopted of recent market etting the following pay scale, "service tables" and installation Because pany's credit agreement. I wouli charges, the cost of this machine Strength, there aren't many in avoid this stock. Egg Hunt retroactive to Jan. 1: Township PARK GONE—Beneath the waters of tho'Naveiink River is Marine Park in Red vestment quality stocks avail- clerk, $2,700; tax assessor, $2,700; might come to $1,500. 'Hie board Mr. Spear cannot answer al agreed to look at other dish- Bank. The river rose above the bulkhead during a gale early yesterday morning. able which will pay 5.5 per cent mail personnally but will answei tax collector, $3,500; magistrate, ipd-lt the same time give you Winners $2,250; municipal clerk; $1,250, washers. The last time Marine Park was inundated was the day Hurricane Donna blew in from all questions possible in this col The board has been considering ample dividend safety. Right and violations clerk, $1,250. the south last September. now, I suggest you consider these Announced In other action, the committee: the purchase of a dishwasher stocks for income: Union Pacific Adopted an ordinance vacating since being advised that the EATONTOWN — Winners of the Hills, a fourth grade teacher, is (5.0 per cent), General Motors Willow Ave., Brookside Dr. Wesl "booster" they bought lo raise Indictments Easter Egg Hunt held Saturday leaving because she desires an and Brookside Dr. East in Pen the temperature of dishwater in 2 Teachers Five Named at Meadqwbrook Playground have upper grade or a supervisory elope Park. It was reported the the cafeteria should not be oper- been announced by Mrs. Andrew position, and neither are avail- Stymie roads were dedicated in 1952, ated manually for fear of scald- Market In Meyer, chairman. able. To Band but never opened or used by the ing ladies at the sink. Hired, But Mrs. Helen Saunders ot Nep- RUMSON — Five members of Prizes were awarded to the fol- public. The booster was brought for anti- Board of Ed lowing for retrieving the golden septic reasons: The, local health tune, a part-time music teacher, the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Mixed Close; Announced a request will be eggs: officer had required the board to 4 Resign reports that she desires work High School band were recently JERSEY CITY (AP) — Th made to the Public Utilities Com- Jersey City Board of Educatioi raise the temperature of the wa- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The closer to home. accorded the honor of being se- Janet Anne and Peter Graeson mission requesting a signal at Trading Dips voted tonight to refuse to taki Timothy Maloney, Terry Collins ter in order to kill germs. Tho appointment of two new teachers The school still seeks E fourth lected as members of the Shore the Centerville Rd. railroad cross- and a fifth grade teacher for Conference Band. NEW YORK (AP) — The stock action on any resolutions offeree Beth Sunders, Barbara Jean Al board hopes to attach the booster for next year was announced last ing at the suggestion of the Board next year as well as a part-lime The students are Jay Blake, market canceled an early loss by the board's business mana len, Tommy and Carl Hamasu, to the new dishwashing machine. night at the Board of Education of Education. music teacher. Mrs. Zelda Ham- first chair trumpet; Lee Shaffer, yesterday and closed mixed as ger. Peter Rathfelder, and Billy Ram Mrs. Zelda Hamilton, principal meeting. Deferred action on an offer ol ilton, principal, announced that first snare drum; Paul Smith, trading slowed from the recent The manager, John S. Roman say in the preschool to 5 group reported that an ancient refrig- Mrs. Dorothy Wilson ot Colts $359 by Alfred E. Burgess for Neck has been employed to teach all other teachers have signed tympani; David Wallace, clari- pace. Some gains and losses owski, and eight of the nine boan Winners in the 5 to 8 grouf erator used to keep miik cool approximately an acre of land the new class of third graders up for next year. net, and Arthur Fox, alternate were wide. members are under indictment b: were Katy Ramsay, Susan Saun had finally gone out of commis- off Laurel Ave. near Middle Rd, at a sa'ary of $5,700. She holds trombone. A* the market narrowed down a holdover Hudson County gram ders, Susan Koteen, Kathryi sion, and that a new one was Reported surplus funds in the a bachelor of science decree in to 1,283 issues traded, 561 of jury for allegedly conspiring h Hugg, John Larsen, Steven Kron needed. She was authorized to KILLED IN TOMS RIVER Jay Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. defraud the school board of a to amount of $1,500 will be de- elementary education from Tfen- these declined while 483 ad- heim, Paul Juska, Bob Rago contact GLF, the farmers' co- Julian W. Blake, 25 Lewis La- tal of $120,389 involving schoi posited in the Farmers and Mer- ton State Teachers College, and TOMS RIVER — Mathias A vanced. There were 87 new 1961 George Horner, Jeffrey Wood operative, to price refrigerators. Fair Haven, will'sit in with The repairs. chants Bank, Matawan. has 6'^ years of teaching exper- Zaus, 21, of Lakewood Rd., was highs and 7 new lows. George Sauerwein, Billy Purdie, In other business, the board: Navy band at their matinee per- Announced assessment for thi ience, including a stint at the killed Wednesday when his car Volume dropped to 4.77 million Eight other men, including for- Robert Hayes, and Robert Me Considered hiring a locai regis- formance today at the Carlton installation of concrete curbing Atlantic Townshro School. She is crashed into a tree and utility sftares from 4.87 million yester- mer school board member Free Cabb. tered nurse for a part-time nurs- pole on Bay Ave. Patrolman Wil- Theater. W. Martin, and three busines; along a portion of Bethany Rd ing position at the school, in- presently teaching in Howet The Shore Conference Band day and was the smallest since The event was sponsored b; liam Flndlay was investigating a March 28 when 4.63 million shares firms also were indicted. will be made against owners stead of using the MCOSS nurs- Township. concert will be held in Long the local Recreation Commission along whose property the curbing .report that another motorist who changed hands. Mayor Charles S. Witkowki ap ing service as is presently done. Mrs. Betty Lou Applegate is to [failed to stop may have forced Branch High School auditorium pea red at the board meeting am was installed. Mr. Seaman report Transitron was the most active Agreed to get a quotation from teach first grade at a salary of Zaus off the road. May 17 at 8 p.m. •lock, off 3V4 at 35 on 79.200 told the school board that th. ed the total installation cost was John West. Freehold roofer, on $4,900. Mrs. Ar/plesate who Is •hares. Second was Avco, oft % indictments were the result $1,698- A restudy of property repairing the school roof. also teach'ng in Howell Town- "machine politics" directed _. owners will be made by Mr. Sea- ship now, Is working toward her •t 19 on 72,300 shares. Third was STalk Slated Pondered what to do about him. He said the Board of Educa- men. bachelor's degree, having com Curtis Publishing, unchanged at heavy leaking from ceilings and tion members were innocent par- oleted three years at Trenton 17% on 68,100 shares. Approved a sketch plat for the floors at the school on rainy ties. State Teachers College. The Dow Jones industrial aver- For Lutheran 24-acre Henrietta Cross property days. The board appointed John Les- The resignation of four teach- age rose 1.86 to 692.02. as requested by the Board of Agreed to let the sixth grades ter as acting business manager ; ers was announced. It was re Yesterday's closing stocks: Education. visit the Hayden Planetarium and ACP Iml 6S I I-T-E Ckt Drk 20*1 in the absence of Romanowski Church Unit Approved preliminary maps of ported that Mrs. Patricia Lewis 7011 Museum of Natural History May JUIIIII El 2Sllpg Cp 1114 Joy Mfg 43', City. Board and members of the Unitei divison off McCampbell Rd., teacher, will move to Doston be- Alleg Lud 43 Kaiser At Decided to place In a savings Kennecou After the appointment, board Lutheran Church Women of Holv Holmdel Village. A $56,400 per- cause her husband has received Alleg Pw «5tt Koppera account $12,000 of surplus funds, Allied Ch 61* KrcBge, SS president John" Scheehaii asked|Trinity Lutheran Church hav. formance bond has been posted a scholarship at Harvard. Allli Chal 2». Kroner now invested in short-term treas- Akoa 7711 the board's "(attorney, John Wit- been invited to hear a talk bj Miss Kay Predmore, of Colts Lehlgh CAN by the builder. ury notes which will shortly come Am Alrllti 217', Leh Port C kowski, the mayor's brother, if Mrs. Fred Wiegman, field secre- Neck, a fifth grade teacher, plans Am Brit Sb UK Lell Vnl Jnrt tary of the general organization Received a request from the due. Code flag jackets spell B-O-A-T at J. Kridel. § Am Can 4O'i Lch Vil RR the board could be indicted on Property Owners, Inc. to enaci to move to Pennsylvania. • Am Cyan 46% LOF Glass additional counts if it approved of the ULCW Monday at 8 p.m Am MiK(ly UVi IJb McN*L a conflict of interest ordinance, Miss Caroline Klein of Short Am Motors 50 Ugg A My 1311 resolutions offered by the busi- The host church is the Atone- Lukens Stt »l'.i Theodore Friedauer, president ol William Paterson, governor of Am Smelt 66',1 72'4 ness manager's office. ment Lutheran Church, Asbury AM Sill H\ Mack Trk the group, suggested the commit- New Jersey from 1790 to 1792, Am TelATel 127!4 Martin Co 3 The attorney said that possibil- Park. Am Tob ;BOU Merck 3H tee also increase minimum house was one of four New Jersey men Am VHcoie 49 Metro CM ity did exist. The eight board Mrs. Wiegman travels through Minn MAM floor area from 1,200 to 1,500 who signed the Constitution of I BLUE PRINT FOR Amp Inc 91'6 S3H members under indictment then out the country addressing ULCW An&conda 57 >,fc Mo Par. A square feet. Uie United States. Armco Stl 73H Monl Ward 38"^ voted to pigeon-hole any business groups discussing ways of con N«t Blac 3 Armour * Co 4(% Nat Hairy Armat Ck 6Hi 81V. office proposals. The ninth mem- ducting their membership work. GROWING FAMILY! Nat Dlnlll Alhl Oil 2611 Nat Gyps 7 ber, Alexander Pitts, who" re- Refreshments will be served by m Atchlaon 24',t Nat Steel : • All Relln 55% NY Central placed Martin.would not say howthe host parish. 40, A Crp 13 Nla M Pw he voted on the motion. W I.V.I No Am Av Mrs. Wiegman will also be thi 15 Nor Pac Scheehan said the indictments speaker at '1:30 p.m. Monday foi NwBt Alrlln NEW KITCHEN Norwich Ph have made the school board "in- the ULCW in Keypor$ at the Geth- Ohio Oil ONLY OQ< Outl) Mar effectual." semane Church. Owens 111 01 Tan A W Air JO DAY Param Plct Penney, JG Pa PwAL.t LOCAL SECURITIES Pa RJl Pepsi Cola Phil El The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- Plilll Pet ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac Pit Steel Pub Bv K&Q lions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities Pullmnn could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated Pure Oil ItCA by the "asked") at the time of compilation. BANKS Div. 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He loft via tho catwalk between his house SHADYSIDE 1-5060 • PROSPECT 5-1333 Dl Cant 38 54«; Trad Electronics .03 .05 Int Bus Mch 713 60 i tot H»rv BOU Vntit 8a * T 110 U. S. Homes and Development Corp. 2?i 3V4 and land and stayed last night with Chris DeFillipo, own- Call Either Number Dov o- Niqhi •-. .. Int Nick 70S •Plus stock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock div. 1958; Int Paper 32)i er of the delicatessen. 1st TollTel so (xx) 6.7 percent stock div. 1958. RED BANK REGISTER sey Municipal Managers and Ad-Local Government" by Roland J. the professional Interest of Its They Met Just Once Health Officers members. 4—Friday, April 14, 1961 ministrators Association, and New Delfausse, director of. research Jersey State League of Munici- for the Newark Bureau of Munici- Presidents of the association palities. pal Research. To Dine Monday from Monmouth County were Budd H. Obert, Asbury Park, Story Behind a Murder John E. Bebout, newly ap- Municipal managers and ad- NEWARK - Dr. Roscoe P. Town Managers pointed director of the Rutgers ministrators wishing to attend president In 1913; Dr. Harvey S, .Handle, state commissioner of Brown, Freehold, 1923, R. C. Er- By DALE NELSON with throughout his wartime serv- In September, 1959, when he Urban Studies Center, will open the conference may register in [health, will speak Monday at the ice in the Navy, At 38, and with was 16, court records show that the meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.,the office of the University Ex- rlckson, Long Branch, 1935; Dr. SEATTLE (AP) — This is the Meeting Slated 50th Anniversary dinner of the Edwin F, Stewart, Fair Haven, two children, she'* still was a Olds admitted choking a 4-year discussing "The Role of the Man-tension Division, 35 College Ave. New Jersey Health Officers As- story of a boy and a woman who old boy into unconsciousness be- 1S36; W. Stanley Applegate, Nep- pretty woman. NEW BRUNSWICK - Adminis- ager and the Administrator in sociation. 1 in each other for the first and cause the child said he "looked tune, 1942 and Joseph F. Em- On the night of March 28, Mrs. trative problems of municipal Policy Formulation." Only four members of the Syra- The dinner will be at the Mili- last time in a little corner gro- Braham entered Al Turner's gro- like a tramp." mons, Long Branch, 1948. cery store. managers and administrators will Zoning, highway planning and cuse University basketball team tary Park Hotel at 7:30 p.m. cery near her home on Seattle's He was committed to the King traffic control, and staffmeetings come from outside New York His name is Michael Andrew! be the subject of a three-day . The association was organized Queen Anne Hill to pick up some County Juvenile Court. The Rutgers' conference at the Eagle- wilt be topics considered Thurs- state. by a small group of health of- No problem finding tenants Olds. tidbits for her husband. court's consulting psychiatrist, ton Institute, Douglass College day. ficers April 17, 1911. The goal when you advertise The Register His mother was IS and unmar- Young Olds came in right be- Dr. Richard B. Jarvis, said campus, April 19 to 21. Friday morning, April 21, will Michigan State's football team of the organization is to strength- way.—Advertisement. ~ ried when she bore him. He has hind her, brandishing a pistol then: en public health and to advance The conference will be con- be devoted to health problems in was the only Big Ten eleven to liv^d in 17 faster homes in his He directed Mrs. Braham am local government under the lead- end the 1960 season with three 18 { years. A psychiatrist once {Turner behind a counter, forcec Scarring ducted by the University Exten- "I am doubtful that Mike ever sion Division's government Serv- ership of Dr. Jesse B. Aronson, straight victories. said he had been "damaged more Turner to put the money from director of the New Jersey Divi- than the human personality can the till into a brown paper baj will be able to make a better ices training program in co-oper- sion of Local Health Services. The It pays to advertise In The stapd." and then said, "I'm getting ou than marginal adjustment, for he ation with the Bureau of Govern- 1 has been damaged more than the ment Research and the New Jer-afternoon session will feature "A Heg],ter._Advertisement, The woman's name is Mrs of here fast." As he left he fired two shots, human personality can stand Blossom Alta Braham. without permanent scarring." She was. a former night club Both hit Mrs. Braham and kiltec her. Later, in his confession, thi dancer who married a man she Olds was placed in a custodial youth said he pulled the triggei dated once and corresponded school on nearby Mercer Island because he believed he had seen He was paroled last May to Rich- Turner's hands move. stad. But, says Harmon, he had Then Olds ran through alleys been "unbeatable" by the time New to the home of his mother': the school received him. third husband, Arne Richstad, "He was starving for the where he had been living, am things we take for granted. He Shrewsbury watched television for a while. never had a chance for the de- "I hid the money in a card- cent things in life. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter 0. Jones board box in the garage," hi anjl children, of 21 Avalon Dr., said later, "and I didn't count "In a day when we are think- have returned from an Easter until next day. I got $30.30. . ing of shooting rockets to the holiday vacation on Sanibel moon, we should not allow con Mitchell He spent the money on food, Island, Fla. a meeting with newsmen Sti Kitts, St. Thomas and San after making his confession. Juan. "I guess I have only myself to blame," he said. Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Car- M. A. Harmon, chief of Wash- neal, 27 Carlton Dr., have re- ington's state Bureau of Juvenile turned from a 10-day vacation. Rehabilitation, has another an- They visited Mrs. Mary L. Car- wer. neil, Newton, Va., and Norbert Gehlsen, Easton, Md. Later they "The boy pulled the trigger," spent several days at the Beau says Harmon, "but the back- ground of the whole sordid mess results Riyage in Bal Habour, Fla. began the moment he was brought into the world." Paul, 14, and Peter Roache, 12, Records show that six months You get quick - HIGHLY SATISFACTORY RESULTS • when you sons of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. after he was bom Olds was found Roache, Jr., 253 Riveredge Rd., be m neglected and under- ii celebrated their birthdays at a nourished that he had to be tak- buy or sell your home through a member of the family dinner Sunday. Attending en to King County Hospital for were Edward Eckel. New York treatemenl. City: Mr. and Mrs. William Bera- holtz and daughters. Elinor and After that came the many fos- Catherine, Pine Lake; and Vin- ter homes. The records show, RL-D BANK AREA cent D. Roache, Sr., and Mr. andhe ran away repeatedly, looking Mrs. George Mazzoni and chil- for his mother. When he was 11, dren, Beth, Mary Joy and George, he accidentally met her on a bus. all of Morristown. She promised to come see him, but she never did. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE i . Mrs. Harvey G. Miller and chit-, Mother Shows Up However, six days after the dren, 35 Meredith Dr., have re- „ ''jboy's arrest. C. These members of the Red Bank Multiple Listing ri turned from an Easter Vacation sicipness. 34, in deal with one realtor •%• Service are ready to serve, you ... , * [• i her parents. Lwrty EdmOnr ft Ce> sentative will send you a free Miss Alma Schoellner, Mr. and Hivy. SS. 08 1-0600 Hwy. .13. OS 1-2590 photograph of this tiny de- Mrs. George Humphries and, Lawley Agency Thompson A Barlcll. Inc. vice Ghowing actual size. Send daughters, Mr. and Mrs. George Hwy. ST 811 1.«2

Mrs. Eleanor Courier, Crawford LINCROFT PI., will be hostess at a card Roland Pieraon Agency party for the benefit of the Worn- 300 Half Mill ltd. n's Republican Club April 25 BRIGH SH l;7075 Mrs. Emily Kriftner and Mrs Fred Frank will be co-hostesses. SHREWSBURY The members of the club will at- Stanley K. Dotvni Walker * Walker end a convention in Atlantic Sycamore Ave. SH 1-101? Hwy. 35. SH 14212 City May 4. Hostesses at the busi- Hay Stlllmm ness meeting last week in the Hwy. 35. Shrewibury. home of Mrs. Lillian Clayton SH l-ssoo were Mrs. Joseph Toplass, Mrs Acousticon Hearing Aid Mary Landmesser and Mrs. AL- SEA BRIGHT ben Maxsan. Elln Wiltshire Ag*nc» ' Center HSII Ocean Ave. SB 2-0001 !Ben Aidekman, Manager Mrs. Edward De Lima and son, David, or Chappaqua, N. Y., Aibury Park PR 4-2208 lave returned after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert 341 Cookman Ave. Drake. The sixth birthday of George RED BANK AREA I ACOUSTICON HEARING Luker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mal- AID CENTER , colm Luker, was celebrated by members of his family last Fri- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE >ae send me fre D&olotmpb a( 'cunt Utktia day. •lie. SHREWSBURY 30 Linden Place, Red Bank, N. J. iiut ; Mrs. Harriett, White, chaplain i of the American Gold Star Moth- SHadytld* 7-9S67 ' { ers, attended the annual conven- • tion in Atlantic City lover the • cm. j week-end. T worst of all lawn weeds, does no turf management, specialist at RED BANK REGISTER produce a poor lawn. A poor lawi Poor Man's Philosopher; Rutgers University. Friday, April 14, 1961—5 produces conditions favorable b Before you run for your sprayer the growth of crabgraji; Care Halts loaded with a chemical, take a gives Intense shading which the The worst enemy of crabgrasi look a( the way you care for your crabgrass seedlings cannot toler- Make New Friends is a dense, vigorous turf of de lawn and decide if you are pro- ate, says .County Agent, M. A. By HAt BOYLE Crabgrass iirable lawn grasses mowed a viding the best of conditions for Clark. You will win about nine- lie preset height' according U good growth of desirable grasses, . FREEHOLD — Crabgrass, the tenths of your battle against crab- NEW YORK (APj* — Curbstone comments of a Henry W. Indyk, extensio he suggests. ' grass besides having an attrac- To fight crabgrass, encourage tive lawn. pavement Plato: the growth of the desirable lawn How long has it been since you made a' new grasses. Step by step, here's how to make your grass grow: friepd? 1. Apply lime once every two Cleaning The loss of an old friend is bound to make anyone or three years at the rate of 50 feel older himself. But the failure to to 75 pounds to 1,000 square feet or every year at 25 pounds for Of Garden keep making new friends is equally sure that area. to make one actually act and look older. 2. Fertilize at least twice a It has been said that the average Save now TRAVEL AGENCY mc. Is Advised year, in early spring and Sep- man after 35 rarely reads a book MIHIM tember, using a 10-6-4 or similar FREEHOLD — A spring clean- 10 RECKLESS PL. 328 COOKMAN AVE. fertilizer at the rate of io pounds ing of1 the garden can stop a lot through, or really makes a new friend. to 1,000 square feet. A third ap- of insect damage before it starts. There is some wry truth to this ob- RED BANK ASBURY PARK plication in early October would fora Plant trash may hold the eggs servation, and to the extent it is true be desirable. Don't fertilize In of many insects that could hatch SH 1-5080 PR 5-5080 summer. later and cause trouble. it helps explain why many people conv 3. Mow no closer than an inch Give special attention to last plain of feeling old in what should be and a half. A cut of two to two year's iris foliage, suggests Coun- their prime. and a half inches is more de- rainy day/ ty Agent M. A. Clark. You can reierve and pick up airline, steamship, sirable, particularly in summer. For as the reading of new books brings stimulus 4. When you water, wet the soil The iris borer, a brownish to the mind, so do new friendships freshen and quicken but and tour tickets, hotel and retort area thoroughly to a depth of six moth, laid her eggs in the foli- age last fall, and so removing the human spirit. They are, in a very real sense, about glittering galaxy of : inches. Apply only when the grass reservation! at our offices. —> ' " needs water. Avoid the frequent, and destroying old iris leaves can the best fountains of youth we have. light type of sprinkling. eliminate much of the trouble. Those who don't continue to widen their acquaint- the chic-est shower 5. Seeding in the fall rather Raking out old weed and plant anceships as they go through this world run the danger IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK than spring allows time for the stems and leaves gets rid of the lawn grasses to develop. before eggs of the common stalk borer. of becoming in time more like walking vegetables than 7 THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT the crabgrass season arrives. The caterpillar stage qf this in- i'ving people. As death narrows the circle of those and shine coats at ' These suggestions will encour- sect feeds on many flowering and vegetable plants as well as weeds. they feel close to, they become less forward-looking age a tall, dense turf cover that and more inclined to dwell in the past, which is bound one sunny little price to age anyone and indeed is both the sign and peril of premature aging. Their gathering loneliness also inclines them to self-pity, cynicism and disillusionment with 'life itself. They are more bitter than hopeful, and this is a sorry state for anyone to live in. "I'm bored to death with everyone I know," some people say, and accept boredom as one of the prices of civilized living. But the chances are that such people probably are 0 equally boring to everyone who knows them. They probably make the mistake of meeting the same people too often in the same places and under the same circumstances. Too much familiarityihas bred a nstituat contempt. Each has become bored with too much repetition of each other's stories, complaints ani viewpoints. Anyone who proclaims he is bored with everyone he knows obviously simply doesn't know enough peo- ple. He has let his friendships fall into a rut. The solution is simple. All he has to do is let a lit- tle fresh air into his life by making new friends with WITHOUT LEAVING HOME new interests. If he and his present cronies, for example, are all There it no doubting the; wisdom of dacron and wool for summer. We DemocratsAvho suffer from arthritis, let him seek new speak specifically of 55% dacron and cronies among Republicans afflicted with ulcers and 45 */. wool which is known to be cool gallbladder trouble. Anything to provide a wider va- and light as a zephyr wind just out of riety than the routine he rebels against. the wait. What's the Secret? • dacron and wool suits Look around you at the older people who seem tovett green, heather brown, midnight more youthful and vigorous than- others their age. blue, black olive, Cambridge grey and What is their secret? assorted glens. Usually they are people who refuse to let them- selves become' bored. They may cling to their old gabardine, suits friends, but they also keep the art of making new ones. You will also note they have some friends younger Dacron and wool. The midweight year- round in midnight blue, olive andjov- than themselves; they instinctively recognize that as- ett tan. " " sociation with young minds and young ideas helps keep $65 them young themselves. Some complain as they grow older they'd like to open dally 'til 9. Saturday 'HI 9 make new friends but don't know how. But no magic formula is necessary. You make new friends the same way you made the ones you have now—by showing a the fair friendly interest in them, their small dilemmas, their big dreams. University Shop The man said it best, who said, "To make a friend, RT. 35, WANAMASSA be one." The more lives you share an interest in, the more your own life is deepened and enriched. (1 Mile North of Asbury Park Circle) You'll have too much fun to let yourself feel bored or tired or old. Growing Chicks Need Much Room FREEHOLD — Poultrymen are now in the midst of raising their replacement flocks. The quality Cadillac is unique among cars in constantly providing its secure in the very practical knowledge that his Cadillac of the pullets to be housed next fall depends largely on how the owner with the assurance that he could have made no is a remarkably economical tar to operate . . . and. poultryman cares for them dur- sounder motor car investment. He feels it in every an exceptionally enduring value. Your dealer can aug- ing the growing stages. Chicks from 4 to 8 weeks of smooth and silent mile he drives. He senses it in the ment Cadillac's desirability with some very tempting age will more than triple their reception he gets wherever he travels. And he rests economic reasons for investing in the "car of cars". weight. This means that these fast growing birds need more and lar- ger feeders, more waterers and | more room, says Richard O. Rice, associate agricultural agent. In figuring feeder space, allow one inch for each bird until they are 4 weeks old; two inches, 5 to 8 weeks; three inches, 9 to 12 weeks; and 4 inches from 12 weeks on. In estimating feeder space, consider both sides of the Fashion's reigning feeder. favorites! Splashy If birds crowd around waterers polished prints, glow-y | waiting to get a drink you do not revcrsibles, bre"eze-light ihave enough waterers according to the specialist. balmacanns, dapper As for floor space, the recom- chesterfields. Carefree , mendation is for one-half square cotton poplins, lustrous I foot until 4 weeks; one square acetates and acetate-rayon foot, 5 to 8 weeks; two square feet, 9 to 12 weeks, and two and tackle twills; Many half to three square feet from Scotchgard* treated to 13 weeks on. shed showers, stains, Good ventilation is as import- soil. Bamboo, Willow, ant as feed and water- John Bez- pa, Rutgers poultry specialist, Black, Blue and merry adds. Researchers have found a multicolors: Sizes 8 to 20. close relationship between poor •Minnesota Minimi Mtf. Co. T.M. ventilation and chronic respira- toiy disease. Charge itt The Kipsigis irt Kenya use the S monthly payments—no service charge same word for going to work and going to war, because Ihe object S months to pay—small service charge in both cases is to get more VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED DEALER cattle. iOND'S-Monmouth Shopping Center Each year the New Jersey EATONTOWN CIRCLE. EATONTOWN RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC COMPANY Division of Fish and Game stocks more than 1,400 miles of OPEN: Men.. Wed.. Thun. & Frl. "til 9:30 P. M.. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD fishing streams and hundreds of Tim. & Sat. 'til 6:00 P. M. lakes. Ked K lor typographical *mn la »dT«nti«mwtt«. " npriu vtt&na ekant*. that wit ol an •dmtlMment la whlrt Ui» typofriwilcal «rror occura. «d- niuim mil titan netitr tmmadtattiy of any artor wblcb may oecur. He got to his feet and walked lota the, lobby of the hotel. A tiny Chinese TblB ncwapapvr aasomM aft ruponilbUltlM Kattmaota of opinions ta l«U*r« trom 1U r«ad*ra. girl was playing a piano. She was five. v tataeriMUa Prieai ta Advance On* yaar llll.ni Hi mooina. M.00 atttaia copy as ooctiir, T eauta Baft* copy by mall, • aaau Mr. Stahl knew a little about her. Her name was Ginny Tiu. Her feet could not FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1961 reach the pedals, and her tiny hands could not span an octave,,but, some- Lessons at Charleston how, she made Mozart sound like MO- BISHOP 2art He couldn't believe his ears. The Civil War Centennial Com- would not yield. So sessions of the He listened. "Can you play anything else?" he said. memoration at Charleston, S. C, was National Civil War Centennial Com- Ginny grinned. She wore high tight black pigtails with a tiny red ribbon on them. "Yes," she said. She recog- designed to be a historic pageant, mission were removed from the nized Mr. Stahl as an American so, to oblige him, the recalling the valor with which men Francis Marion and set up outside little Chinese girl played a fast, low-down rendition ot fought bravely for ideals that were the city at the Charleston Naval "Chattanooga Choo-Choo." their heritage. The occasion there Base. Mrs. Williams was given a Throughout, she chewed what she calls "Beechle" has been marred by an incident that place to stay at that base. gum. The jaws, the hands, the feet, the eyes, were all indicates the embers of a fire which Charleston uses history as its moving at,top speed. Mr. Stahl returned to bis room once pitted American against Ameri- chief advertisement. It says it has with a slight headache. In the evening, he spoke to Ginny's father. Mr. William Tiu was 35. He owned can, brother against brother, still more "firsts" than any other city. the Ocean View. Mr. Tiu's people come from Amoy. glow. In Southern hearts it is ob-Aristocracy guides the social pattern He is a squat man with a crew cut, owlish eyes be- vious that what is being celebrated there. People reminisce about the hind big-rimmed glasses, and gold caps on his teeth. is the rise of the Confederacy and past, what their grandfathers did and Couldn't Read a Note not the conflict that was supposed the wealth they shared. This is the Stahl said that little Ginny had talent. How long to end with the, molding of a nation city of the Pinckneys, the Ravaneils,' These Pays: had she studied piano? Never, said Bill Tiu. Ginny unified in purpose and ideals. the Landgrave Smiths, the Rhetts EDITORIAL VIEWS couldn't read a note. Stahl could feel the headache The trouble started when Mrs. and the Bam wells. The Battery and The First 100 Days again. The hotel owner said that, years ago, bis father, OF OTHER PAPERS Tiu Hun-chiong, had come into possession of a piano Madaline A, Williams of East Broad St. are. used as lines of de- By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY in Foochow. He had taught himself to play Chinese Orange, 65, a Negro bora and raised marcation. It Is customary, in this country, where administra- TAX REVISION FOR FUTURE music on it -y in .Brunswick, Ga., one of the Deep But Charleston, as the rest of the tions can be changed, every four years, to give an in- Bill had done the same when the family moved to One of the sharpest ideas to South's traditionally segregated South, is finding that national law coming President an opportunity to get started withoutcome out of Kennedy administra- Manila. He too could not read a note. In fact, when states, asked for accommodations applies to its own environs and that too much opposition. Generally, he appoints to his Cabi- tion task force studies was a pro- Bill was courting Pacita, his wife, he often played the net whomever he chooses. He is given time to acquaint posal that if business conditions old AI Jolson music—"Suwannee," "Sonny Boy"—to in the Francis Marion Hotel in mid- it eventually will have to comply should worsen there might be a city Charleston which bars any With national regulations as regards himself with public affairs, the Ameri- quick, temporary cut in individu- bring her heart toward his hands. can people generously assuming that a al income taxes. Stahl put Mr. Tiu in touch with Don McNeill of guests who are not white. She wasracial integration in schools, on President needs to learn the intimacies Many economists agree that The Breakfast Club. "The kid has talent," was the refused, President Kennedy inter- buses, in public places of business of his job. flexibility of this sort would be verdict of the artist McNeill brought the Tlu's to Chi- one of the best possible instru- ceded, but the hotel management and elsewhere, including hotels. President John Kennedy has been ments for coping with recession cago, and found that their name is pronounced Tee-You. treated better than most Presidents have or inflation. Little Ginny played like crazy, and was soon playing been by the press, by Congress and by But two considerations strong- as guest on the Ed Sullivan Show, the Perry Como Identity Is Needed ly suggest that it will not come the opposition party, the Republican about this spring, Pne is that Show, Jimmy Durante Show, Jack Paar Show and the Since the Borough of New six different mailing addresses and Party. This is undoubtedly due to his business activity seems to be Janet Blair Show. SOKOLSKY charming personality, his swift approach "bottoming out" at a level short Ginny earns $5,000 for a performance on tele- Shrewsbury became a political entity five telephone exchanges poses dif- of the critical 7^ per cent in un- nearly 11 years ago, its residents ficulties. to the problems which he faces, the delightful char- employment. The other Is thai vision. Now, she has built a one-hour act with her Congress would take a long, family. Bill and Pacita have been married since 1946, have been busy creating a thriving The council and the members of acters of his wife- and daughter, to the relief from the cold and distant personality which President Eisen- questioning look at any recom- and they have eight children, with another due in June. municipality where, for nearly 300 the borough's emergency services mendation that would transfer to hower chose to present to his people. the Chief Executive part of Its They are Joseph, 14; Esther, 12; Daniel, 11; Alexander, years before that, was only placid have swept away much confusion constitutional authority "to lay 8; Ginny? now 7; Vicky, 4; Elizabeth, 3, and Tony, 2. Standing On His Own and collect taxes." The Tiu's are devout Baptists. Ginny's big ambi- farm land. • and delay by listing an emergency Now, the first 100 days are reaching their close. In building the town one of thetelephone—LI 2-1933, and by con- Nevertheless, some arrange- tion Is not to be a concert pianist, but a missionary. Jack Kennedy is now a full-fledged President, stand- ment for possible modification Her father and I sat in Fu Manchu's in Miami Beach, great problems has been geographi- ducting campaigns to make it known ing on his own, to be criticized and even attacked, as and remodification of tax rates to meet economic circumstances talking about her. "She knows that her talent does not cal. The borough runs all the wayto all who may need it. is customary in our country. I think President Ken- would probably have a long-range come from herself," he said. "It comes from God." nedy will have a longer period of respite than most value. from Red Bank to Wall Township, Now surely the time has come The four smallest ones are in the act with father, along the full length of the western for New Shrewsbury to have its Presidents have had because the times are so perilous And it Is to the long-range and many of the issues are hardly understood by theaspects of tax revision that pub- who maintains the most obedient family I've seen. No boundaries of Shrewsbury Borough, own post office. lic attention may post profitably matter how small the problem, eight pairs erf bright American people. be directed. Representative Wil- Eatontown, Ocean Township and » Mail for residents now is han- How much do most of us really understand of bur D. Mills, chairman of the black shoe-button eyes look to him for a decision. On- Neptune. dled by the post offices of Eaton- House Ways and Means Commit- stage, the little ones, in red mandarin coats, bow first the piling up of issues in the Congo, in'Laos, in Southtee, who knows as well as any- The town fathers and its public town, Red Bank, Shrewsbury, Farm- Vietnam, in Peking,- in Moscow? More and more our to their father, then, with arms crossed, they bow to one the difficulties and complex-the audience. spirited citizens have coped com- ingdale, Asbury Park, and Neptune.people are becoming conscious of the fact that-some ities of the subject, has virtually time in the past, events have occurred and agreements put over until 1962 any likelihood Good for the Teeth mendably with the problems of pro- It all goes first to Eatontown where of a general revision of federal "They learn English so fast," he said. "So very fast viding police, fire, first aid and it is re-sorted. Some is delivered di- have been made which are damaging to the United income taxes, saying there would States. Young men and women who are now coming not be time in the present con- I had to make a rule. They must speak Chinese %t home school services to the widely scat- rectly from there, the rest goes to of age, wonder why they are being burdened by thegressional session to do *e Job.and English outside." Ginny still chews "Beechie." Very Nevertheless, his committee good for teeth, she says. tered homes of this considerable the five other post offices. Mail errors of their elders. They do not remember Roose- should be able through hearings area. without a street address or mail to velt or much about Truman. They are not mystified and staff work to lay a consid- She has a little sister, Elizabeth, who is a tiny, fat The fact that residents of this a house on a new street sometimes by the amazing statesmen of World War n, the great erable ground-work for such re- oriental bubble of a girl who squints her eyes tight vision (adding to the voluminous shut when she smiles. I wanted to pick her up and municipality have, among them all, has to be returned to the sender. Churchill, the mysterious Stalin, the wicked Hitler, thebase compacted In prior years), gross Mussolini. These are names like Julius Caesar and it is possible that some speci- squeeze her, but I refrained. She thinks that all ocd; or Napoleon or even Genghis Khan. They see these fic enactments might emerg dentals look alike. Still, I can see her as a permanent YOT Money'a Worth* witHn the year. adornment on my dresser. names in books but they do not feel the impress of One of these, especially if their personalities. should be strongly pressed by No one understands how her sister Ginny can play They are not astounded by the atom bomb or themessage from President Kennedy so well. For example, when someone said: "Can you Good Time to Buy Supplies, Goods, Money near the end of this month, could play Brahms?" Ginny swung her pigtails no. "How hydrogen bomb. Many of them have studied sufficient be an amendment of the present By SYLVIA PORTER science to know all about such toys. They take things revenue code as it applies to de- does it sound?" she said. Someone hummed a little. predation allowances for corpor- Now, during these bottoming- _ _ ..., , "Oh," she said, "I heard that somewhere." She went running from i tiny persona buy at your leisure should be in their stride that we elders never heard about. They ations. out weeks of Uis 1960-61 reces- item to a house—are ample, to a piano and, after a moment, the right hand began rated a distinct "plus." read symbols which are gibberish to us. The nature of During his campaign is Dem- lion, it'i a good time for you to There is no prospect whatsoevei Competition across-the-board is ocratic nominee, Mr. Kenned) to hit the proper chords, the left began to play a proper buy—goods you want for your- for scarcities, quite the contrary. their education has changed. the fiercest in memory—a condi- promised, to "encourage the •elf and your family, supplies you The fact that you can select from bass accompaniment tion which surely is no news to modernization must have for the greatest variety of products Enormous Advantage of our capital you and which favors the buyer. plant" where it could be don . I shrugged and kissed her on the cheek. "Clever or in th0U8 Can Do they know more? That depends upon what one people, these Chinese," I said. She grinned up at me. factory, money "- *" *» Aether y^ucan bargain "<££. without permitting, tax avoid- on what you're buying, where means by the wprd, know, and that brings us back to you know you'll ance. Replies of more than 3,00(1 "That's a old joke," she said. "You want a piece of you're buying, many other fac- need for your CARMICHAEL President Jack Kennedy. He is closer to the younger companies to a Treasury survey tors that can't be specified in gum, please?" ... personal deals last fall indicated most of them this report, but you certainly cangenerations than almost any President Mas been. This or business op- would be Inclined to Increase BELIEVE ME, IM try. We're Into the first real buy- gives him an enormous advantage over a man like "Hold On, Now. Don't Interfere With erations their capital investments If they ers' market since before World When you'll JlM A* AriXlod<5 Eisenhower who was an elderly gentleman of the gencould nave more freedom as to Free Enterprise!" War ir. It's bona fide. It's wide- the length of time In which to read the rea- spread, it's based on fundamental eration of World War II. Kennedy is current Each gen sons listed di- FOR. SUMME change off the wearing out oi developments,,and it means you eratlon approaches identical problems differently and obsolescense of equipment. - recOy below> BE HERE the buyer, are in the favored po- POUTPP ,, Kennedy approaches current problems in closer con- There will be arguments a* to ruKiEJt you wen may sition. consider them ridiculously sim- HE sonance to his own generation. His is bound to be a whether tWs^freedom would ple. But the very simplicity of The cost of money is as cheap very different approach from that of either Eisenhower bring about more employment them should command your re- as it will become—with the pos in making durable goods or less spect. It'i a good time for you Sible exception of mortgages— or Truman. employment a* a result of auto- to buy goods, supplies, money, and It's also as available as it Thus, some of Kennedy's attitudes are shocking mation; but In the long run it because: will become, assuming the next would almost certainly. promote movement In our economy is up-to an older generation, but that does not matter. What Price* in general are about as economic growth. ward. As business activity quick- is significant are the results of his thinking and his ac- President Eisenhower last year low as they're going to get and ens and the demand for credit signs of stiffening are spread- tions. The Kennedy-Macmillan Conferences could not recommended that Congress re/ increases, the normal - pressures move one of the objections to a ing. The vitally important in- will be for higher, not lower, in- have been anything like the Roosevelt-Churchill Con- dex of raw materials prices has more flexible depredation policy. terest costs. Under these cir- ferences, say, at Quebec. Roosevelt tended to be a If a corporate taxpayer took a been rising for some weeks. The cumstances, loans won't become nation's leading purchasing flatterer; Churchill was a salesman, selling the glories partial depreciation on a prop- any easier than now. This is a erty and then sold it at a profit, agenti reports a declining num- good time to buy money—a point of the British Empire for full American support. ber of price cuts, a scattering of of particularly crucial signifi- the profit ought to be taxed at 52 price hike*. Many commodity cance to businessmen planning to Churchill did an amazingly good job for his country per cent as income rather than prices which slipped during the which will ever honor him for his success. Jack Ken- at 25 per cent as • capital gain. 1160-61 recession are moving expand their operations and If Congress this year could agree back up again. The consumer modernize. nedy is not likely ever to make such a deal as Roose- to that recommendation, it price level crept up throughout Slippery Word velt made at Teheran. Jack Kennedy will probably might then go on to encourage the recent recession and there's The quality of goods Is the develop into a nationalist as he grows in the presidency. industrial growth by more prac- little basis {or expecting any Inest in yeari. "Quality" is a 1 tical treatment of depredation downtrend to develop at this ilippery word too, but, compara- During the first 100 days there have been many allowances. stage. Not by any yardstick can excursions and alarms but it is too early to see any re- today's price level be called low, tively speaking, the buyer Is be- — Christian Science Monitor but "low" is a slippery word and ng benefited on this front. sults of all the activity. In times like these,,the course the main point is that the outlook The average pay scale is head- of events is never swift, although patienqp and reticence Leonard Lynes of San Frands- tow is for stable to higher prices. ng up in 1961 and, although the bo finished second to Green Bay's tope is that wage-salary hikes often become defeat. On the other hand, we are so close Tom Moore in kickoff return Supplies Ample trill not be sufficient to force to a shooting war with the Soviet-Universal State, that yardage last year. He had a 30.8 Supplies of Just about every- price Increases, they surely will the President wants to be sure that should war come, average on 17 returns, one of thing yon might need or want— 6-Friday, April 14, 1961 which h» carried 97 yards for a $ee SYLVIA PORTER, Page 7) it is war by choice, not war by accident touchdown. 1 . of New Jersey. That is mean a new era of efficient gov- talliatlon it has , annually put State Agency Fills still seeking work, Mr. Shapiro RED BANK REGISTER not at ail surprising. ernment In New Jersey. forth the strongest ticket avail- tid, desirable job openings exist Atkins to Sing Friday, April 14, 1991—7 JfflfchoU a* secretary of labor B. B. Bobtoitt able and K mutt be aJmltted, 219 Job Openings for skilled workers in certain oc- LETTERS even by these dissidents, that cupations. Currently needed by ii the Cabinet of President Elsen- RED BANK - The local office then.' His appearances on such ' WAsV ON MOSQUITOES i the Whole, coun- •DISSIDENTS' , the patty has come mighty close industrialists and businessmen For Israel Day WSUvertori Ave. to upsetting the entrenched dy of tiie New Jersey State Employ' slevision programs as the Ford try with Ms ability, (aimets and 75'HighUnd Ave., ment Service today, reported re- >f this area are carpenter, paint- LONG BRANCH — The Men'i tar Theater and the Kate Smith little SUver.N.J. statesmanship. This Is a very Leonard, N.J. nasty that has ruled the township er, auto mechanic, and electrical Club of Congregation Brothers ol To the Mitor.r ceipt of 260 job orders from lour have made his voice widely difficult position, but Mitchell To the editor: for almost half a century. ureas employers last month; The repairman. • Israel will present Norman At- nown. Rasutts an known an the cam-pleased both labor and capital. MkkBetown Township voters, Mr. Shapiro said applications kins, baritone, in an Israeli In- paign to attract iMertl aid lo- The vast majority of Demo- iffice was able to obtain quail' The baritone will sing Israeli In his current campaign for parttculary Democrats, who have crats and independents in the ied workers for 219 of the open' 'or extended benefits under the dependence Day concert tomor- omposltions. cally In Uw war on the mosquito. nomination of his party at been striving unselfishly for an federal program are now being row at 8:30 p.m. in the LagowiU For the tine Ming, it seems that township whose goal — a two-ings. lite primary on April IB, he hashonest, two-party system must be party system to provide ail tax- taken from those eligible work- Auditorium. no satisfactory formula has been made a distinct hit with his 'both amused and irritated at the Harry Shapiro, manager, said who have exhausted their evolved whereby thl# type aid oayers with the maximum in ef- the total number of placements .This is the third program in th< pledge of, if nominated'and elect- recent croakings of a handful of fective and efficient government egular benefits and are still un- "Great Series. of Jewish Cut YOUR CHOICE might. *• forthcoming. In Tren- ed, to prevent a sales, state in- dissidents. They are amused be- made by his office during March smployed. The office will be open 1 ton, an Anembly lilll has been — have always believed in the 'as 109 below the number for ture" presented by the Men come or any other new tax to cause of the sources front which democratic system of choosing from 5 to 8:30 p.m. for this pur Club. Your choice of insur- lntrotoewJ which, if enalted Into redact state expenses by • tax these "criticisms" originate — the same month last year. Many pose. law, would appropriate one mil- candidates. of the Job openings filled, he Mr. Atkins has appeared ai ance agent is just as reorganization and to wvlse persons who have been totally un' soloist with the New York Phil lion dollar* of atate fund* to betaxes downward. Also by his en-beard from, or at least dormant, added, were for key personnel .-expended for emergency meaa- Speaking as a Democratic vo- It pays to advertise in The harmonic Orchestra, the Chicagc important as your dorsement of equal rights. while the Democratic Party has ter I am confident that (he pres- needed to meet production quo- Register,—Advertisement. Symphony Orchestra, and man; nna to combat moaqultoes. Un- been building to its. present tas. choice of doctor or der thlf bill (tote funds would Popular Sen. Richard R. Stout ent leadership under the Inspir- has declined the backing of bis strength; they are irritated at theing direction of Eugene Bedell, Approximately 2,200 eligible lawyer. be apeat only 1| equally matched otter lade of constructive criti claimants received unemploy- 'by federal gnats in aid. party in the county and support chairman, wUJ continue to serve tha rest of the state for dams and hence bear the label the best Interests of the party. ment compensation benefits las RUG CLEANING Your entire financial struc- UMe Silver Mayor P. Paul governor because he is convinced of attempts at sett-promotion by l%ere are, of course, three candi- month, as compared to 2,400 ture may some day depend Campi's efforts for joint munici- that the great prestige of Secre- disappointed job seekers. dates — Vincent J. Jennings, during the previous month and AT ITS on how well he has per- pal action on the mosquito prob- tary Mitchell would assure his Rolf H. Pauben and Earl Moody. 1,800 in March, 1901. lem have been productive of oth- Be that as it may, the leader- FINEST AND FASTEST formed Ms job. victory at both the primary and ship of the Middletown Democrat- However, I am certain that in Despite the many applicants er result*.. At the recent meeting November election. In Your Home • Or In Our Modem Plant in Little Silver, considerable time ic Party despite the do-nothlrig- Mr. Jennings the Voters will have waa spent in discussing the fact Another potent endorsement Is ness and timidity'of these few the best opportunity of voting COMPLETE Grossinger & Heller that public awareness of meas- that of the former senator and seU-prodaimed "spokesman," for intelligence, responsiblUy and BATTERY SERVICE Bread and Mtefcemlc Stt. urea essential to minimizing the former state Republican chair- has become a strong, year 'round experience, so desperately needed LEON'S development of breeding areas man, H. Alexander Smith, whose responsible organization. It is in our township government. SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING Red Rank, N. J. waa almoct ai Important as ef- Judgement to respected-by the composed of civic-minded, de- Sincerely, DOUGLAS'ELECTRTCCO. RUG CLEANERS people of sll parties. Smith says voted men and women in each Arthur Charles as IAST SHOHT STRUT SHadyside 1-2100 fective drainage of swamps land •ID MNK T«t SN T-tlll WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK shoreline*. In line with this em- that MitcheH as governor would ejection district. Since its revi phasis on public education In self- help preventive measures It Open 9:30 to 9:30, Saturdays until 6 would seem that local newspap- ers could play a vitally impor- tant part. . The County Mosquito Commis- sion has literature available stipu- lating the various dos and don'ts In combating this pest There are differing cycles in the life and breeding habits of the various species found in this area. Why not ma news items on dates to coincide wltt the seasons during which we, the public can In- stitute the necessary actions to Bjadertaka extermination meas- ures in our own areas. Enllghted by the guidance contained in this information each homeowner , could, conceivably, make import-

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,. Soar publishing this type in- formation at seasons] Intervals would certainly be in the public Huffman & B%le value-prices 3 superb utsrestt Very truly yours, Henry S. Inselberg 1HADE TREE WORK sleep sets by 115 yr. old Stearns & Foster 38 Oakland St. Red Bank, N. X To the Editor: I «o> writing to commend the Borough Shsde Tree Comlsslon Luxury comfort! Twin mattress, plus boxspring for the excellent work they are Arfng In planting trees to beauti- fy Red Bank, help to counteract air pollution and excessive noise, and thus make Red Bank a more Posture-correct rest at a practical price! This pleasant place both for Its. res] dents and its shoppers. finely-designed mattress & boxspring set is I am hopeful that the commis- sion may continue without hin- drance or delay Its fine program typical of Stearns & Foster high-quality of planting shade trees. Very truly yours, standards. The multi-coiled innerspring unit - Allen Strasburger ! ' '•'••' The Old Union House is made for proper body-support; that means Only 5995 '•!-•:;:!". Wharf Ave., , Red Bank, N. J. naturally healthful, sounder sleep! Covered tojhe Editor \ Twin sis« mdttresi plus The delay that Gov. Meyne has Imposed upon awarding thi in a durable woven-striped ticking, the mat* matching boxtpring unit county Judgeshlp to our Mayoi George A. Gray is both em tress has a sag-proof prebuilt border, side berrasstag and unfair to a well qualified and long time "no-pay1 pobUc servant. handles, and vents. . What inceoti ve can we offer to outstanding citizens? We elect $ them to positions of respect, and 34" Set, with bolsters; on legs. Only 69.95. an opportunity arises to finally .recogatie ttelr years of unpaid lervlce by "paying off • with a Mattress and boxspring, with decent salaried position, and then Space-saving, budget-saving twin sleep sets pottles, interfere. headboard; plus steel frame! I am afraid that too many of ne better Individuals will con- sider this unhappy situation too musvory and we will have to 95 settle for an even smaller and rapidly dwindling choice of quail Only 69 fled individuals to run for office. Remember that every decision er policy that Mayor Gray takes Heavenly sleep, handsome savings! Set a position on leaves about 40 per cent of his taxpayers and voters consists of a superbly-made innerspring unhappy and annoyed with him. mattress and boxspring on a carrier frame, I, personally, am one of those consistently in that sad 40 per PLUS a headboard covered in Ivory Duran! cent, but I sHH feel very strong- In a long-wearing woven-striped ticking, ly about his getting the unsettled Judgeshlp he has earned. this twin set is ideal for guest rooms, extra Ray Smith bedrooms. A rare buy, at this price! IMPRESSED COUNTRY Long Branch, ri.J. To the Editor: Divan set; mattress Candidacy of James P. Mitch- ell of little SHvsr, «»ems to plus boxspring, on leg! be gaining momentum both In the stats, and county for the Republican nomination for gov- Only Sylvia Porter (Continued) not leave room for voluntary So versatile, and what value! Ou price cuts. At the heart of this analysis is, Stearns & Foster divan set is a studi< of course, the'accumulating evi by day, a sleep unit by night! The 30' dence that the fourth recession ol post-World War II has ended multi-coiled mattress is on a specially and our country is moving int designed matching boxspring unit. another upturn. This has been among the mildest, shortest busi In durable denim ticking, side bandies, ness declines on record and now the emphasis Is properly on a vents. Set is on 6 legs, too! Divan luring that the next upturn wil set with 2 plump bolsters, only $59.95. be strong 'and sustained. At the highest policy-making levels, th attitude is that if helping to mak the upturn powerful enough to ' slash our unemployment rate to tolerate levels puts some upward pressure on prices, so be it—this OPEN EVENINGS is the lesser of the two evils. And even at this early date in ^Stotwat (he recovery, there Is a buoy- ancy among many businessmen HACKINSACH which will work against further SPRINGFIILD price reductions. While we woulc Budget your purchast if you have to be monumentally stupi ORANGE to set off another inflation spiral with! V*e our extended plan up to In our land, there is no doubt tha POMPTON PLAINS we hav« built in a bias toward 18 months, insured for your protec- a gradually higher price level RAMSEY over the years. tion at no extra charge for insurant*. SHOAP AT HOME, EATONTOWN Add up all the simple sentences and JnU'U come to the complex USE YOUR PHONE! •oncmslon that this Is Indeed a ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN—^Liberty 2-1010 good Urns to buy goods, supplies asdmouy. \ Opposite Monmouth Shopping Center ^-Friday, April 14, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER he rattles of! five clubs and four Anrwer •• Veatenlayai Push diamonds. CROSSWORD PUZZLE If the opponents haven't dis- ACROM 1-Word ot carded a million spades, South l-8unburn has to cash the tee ot hearts and (•Trinket U-Sott drink sans HUH be satisfied with 11 tricks. It's t-Vttt Uck*t ll-writina: fo/iom? 13-Efl. fluid (pL) too dangerous v to try for II-WIM 10-Ptth By ALFRED SllELNWOLD twelfth trick and run the risk mtuun ll-Boi 7-Barracuda «-auldo'a "Slop billing around tha bush! this kind is to look for the free »0-ReUll utlb. time II-DaDl>h blah cot* ride. That is, look for a way to Hahmtnt , 10-Male deer Island 4t-Dr*nk .lowly You know how much you'ra worth. Si-Brown kiwi why don't you ask for it?" try for the extra trick withou M-Rtlatlon risking any of the tricks that ev- J*-Rtro>ln U-Larc« bnadl* If i easy for somtoni to My this, ery body else is sure to win. S6-Check* but whit they don't know, li Miit your In this case, the free ride play I7-WIIU salary Is band on what your Job is 40-R«tu*a from is to let East win the first trick worth, not whit you are! And Mint with the queen of spades. Almost Free Offer! Jobs an only worth so much—no «1-Qu»ke» mittir who fills them. Unfortunate? surely, East will return another 48-G»«llc spade. Now you on finesse the 47-TMTMMUB Sure it is. But it's the truth. (cofloq.) NO COUPONS II you're determined to nuike what jack in the attempt to get 41-MKD'B DUS twelfth trick. If the finesse loses, 4»Hl you art really north, then consider ndaJ digits — NO GIMMICKS this cireer opportunity «!th tlit you can still take your 11 sure t0-M In debt State Farm Insurance Companies. risks; if it wins, you have your lW Jo celebrate 35 years of giving home goraW extra trick without risk. DOWN Tfc» mm >rt want should b» wlllinf ers the finest in lawn seeds and fertilizer*-, *• This isn't a perfect solution 1-Rodnr hill to accipt responsibility. Ht should since East may have Q-10-X of I-Th. Ic«v» make you this unusual, money-saving offer. also bt able to meet and gal along spades. In that case, your twelfth I-Fertatnlnf with ptople. He will become a to a rac* ot trick comes from winning the p«opl« career insurance ajent, strvini clients first trick with the ace of spades 4-Aroerleftn You Purchase 5 lbs. ©f by providing protection for their and later finessing the nine. But explorer .families, their homes, their S*S«A e»l*p it's a good practical compromise •-Collection TOP NOTCH Lawn Seed businesses and their automobiles. ot tact* play. T-A atit* High In Kentucky Blue Grass. He xill be given complete on-the- Look for free rides the next t-Cotioci? of Buildi fine, slrong permanent Job training in * program which it time you find yourself in Euros* lawns. Resisht chinch bugs, considered one of the best In the tournament. They won't really Insurance industry. It includes field hurt your rubber bridge game wort, stuoy courses, n well as formal either. iods of April and May, suggests You Get 5 lbs. of schooling. Through this program, State Housing County Agent M. A. Clark. man without any prior experience ORGANO Rose Food tun* become some ol State Farm's The Hand most successful agents. Conference Set Firm President 100% organic. Contains every - essential plant food. Clean, non- In fact this U one of th* very few North dealer ASBURY PARK — A state East-Wot vulnerable housing conference will be held burning, weed-free. career opportunities where the right NORTH To Speak at Fort man can be almost certain ol success. • 4 3 Wednesday, April 26^ at the V A 9 Berkeley-Carteret Hotel. Sponsors FORT MONMOUTH - The His income will depend entirely on OAKS) are the New Jersey Association president of an electronics re- And Don't Forget LAWNSPUR FERTILIZER! tils son efforts. After five or more search firm will speak at a meet- *> K Q 9 6 2 of Housing and redevelopment Use it with TERRE town seeds for best results. Us high organic rn IL. 995 ' years, average earnings of State Farm WEST EAST ing April 20 of the Fort Mon- •gents is nearly Jl 1,000. How- Officials, the. state bureau of content keeps grass greener, longer. Trees and shrubs, too. - - : A 10 7 « 5 2 4KQI Housing and the state Housing mouth Chapter of the Armed ever, there is absolutely no salary V Q 82 7KJT74 Forces Communications and Elec- ceiling. Many ot our top agents in In 074 99652 Council of the Department of MAN WHO Conservation and Economic De- tronics Association In Gibbs Hall There's a TERRE Product for Every Garden Need-At Your Dealer the high five figure income bracket. • 187 •4 3 Officers' Club. SOUTH velopment. KNOWS He would be representing on* • A J 9 The conference will discuss rec- The guest speaker will be «! America's largest Insurance Thomas Maltoy, president of Mel- hohl Roadi following 837 to corner of Free- 25 designs to crochet, knit, sew, hold. Turn left mi South Street (oppnsitaj ANO1HEK QIMUIY Open 10 A.M. fo 9 P.M. Monday through Friday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturdays | embroider, quilt, weave — fash- CourthouiC), Continue on South Street (Routft ar a Not Kit, uiccwooo, H X 79), cross Rout*/ 33, then on ft mile to ChryBler • ions, homefurnlshings, toys, gilts, Agency (Willow Brook Road), Left on Willow Free Parking Budget Terms bazar hits. Plus FREE—Instruc- Brook ilotd to model homes. tion* for six smart veil caps. Hurry, send 25 cents now) f T Safely Seminar Key government and Industria personnel for employment, and RED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 14, 1961—9 officials are on the agenda. In Sayslndiistry good transportation facilities." chiding the safety directors of Jh< Mr. Jennings stated, that many 1 Slated at Fort Army and the Signal Corp*. Th< neighboring communities have 'ASTRO-GUIDE' By Ceean FORT MONMOUTH - A two- seminar Is aimed to further thi Needed For been successful In attracting Ay federal safety seminar will accident prevention program o clean industries. He pointed out For Saturday, April 15 b« conducted it Fort Moomouth the U.S. Signal Training Com that in all cases, the local offici- Monday and Tujsday. some 300 mand and Fort Monmouth. Tax Balance als In these municipalities applied resent—For You and civilian and fniffiary post safety MiDDLETOWN - Vincent J. highly-spirited, aggressive pro- 'ours • • • Fondness for the W|«i«»enUUve»wlU attend the It pays to advertise in Th Jennings, candidate for Township grams designed to encourage In- beautiful in nature, music and ' COMPANY four mandatory training session.. Register.—Advertisement. Committee In the Democratic pri- dustry. all things artistic, and a twit mary election Tuesday, "Warned "Unfortunately, our township for light literature, drama, etc, AIIUIY *A*k (MO 1ANK that |be steadily increasing local fathers have not pursued similar it accented by benefic radia- ta* fate li t barometer forecast- policy. It is commoh knowledge tions. Get the children out- Ing a Weak future for property that many firms have expressed doors while you relax with a 1847 ROGERS BROS. owners unless industrial ratable! an interest in Middletown only to new .book, or pt the family i Antrtertfrnttai/nrpttf* are included in the tax struct- turn to other communities where together for a day of hiking, ure." industrial promotion activities are visiting mweums, zoos, etc. Spring Festival Sale 'It ia absolutely Imperative more vigorously generated," he said. that desirable new Industry be $leel encouraged to locate here," he Mr. Jennings warned that 'ast • • • The easting in- Future • •. While many studies said. "without expanding our tax base dustry is 100 years old this year, have been made of how to grow In 1861, in Buffalo, a small jarpr . fruits and vegetable*. "Our township has all the advan- to Include industrial rntables, SAVE'2500 adequate standards of education tages industry seeks in plant site, and reasonable public services WMULAlt MICE WOULD W $74.tS prcataity of markets, ample local Malleable Iron Works poured llaKa potatoes from sprouting, cannot be maintained without the first crucible rtcel castings unripe fruit from falling off taxing the homeowner to ex- in this country. trees, etc. treme." ,., FLAT ROOFING The Democrat was critical of Bnefmlly • All Work Guaranteed the existing Planning Board The Day Under Your Sign silver can which he claimed •"concerns it- ARIES (km Much 21 |o April HI LIBRA (S«Pt-23 to CW. 22) self' almost exclusively with Thi> ibooli not bu • Aroid in inquisitive' peraon., Don1 periiy of the township. diroil >icv «f the lutuic Be feel obligated to anitver queit a smart modern floral pattern ALL TYPES OP ROOFING confident! U.S. ROOFING C1961. field EnleipriKa. hie. & SHEET METAL Say Dumont 16Teaspoon* I 8Soupspoon* 73 Redwood Drive 'Poison Pen' Mew Officers , BRICK TOWN, N. J. 8 Forks I 1 Butter Knife WAYSIDE — The Auxiliary of 8 Knives I I Sugar Spoon Will Win Investigation he Fire Company elected Mrs. • Salsd Forks m\\s Szeg president at Monday's neeting in the fire house. GOP Primary js Ordered Also elected were Mrs. James M1DDLET0WN — George R. /orrell, vice president; Mrs. Hoffmire, county campagin man- HOLMDEL — At last night's Board of Education meeting, (obert Rick, recording secretary; HANDBAG NEED ager for Sen. Wayne Dumont, ilrs. William Garrabrandt. finan- predicted that the senator would board member Harry K. Lubkert suggested that the board's at- :ial secretary; Mrs. Richard REPAIRING? win the Republican gubernatoria 5Jf*«t«| harlins, treasurer; and Mrs. primary Tuesday. torney check, for a possible vio- lation of law, a letter which had tobert Matthews, chaplain. Me said there had been a been circulated in February at An installation dinner will be We Can "tremendous surge" of suppoi tacking the school budget. eld Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Le for Sen. Dumont in recent weeks leuville Inn. Repair It which will bring the candidate to The letter allegedly contained victory. misinformation and distortion of • Handles the facts regarding the budget. While conceding that James P. Firemen Plan Dance > Zippers Mitchell might carry the county The author or authors of the un- NEW SHREWSBURY — The k« Locks in the three-way contest, Mr. signed letter are unknown? Another approval was the des 'irtton Falls Fire Company wil '• Stitching Hoffmire said the plurality would only be about "1,000 votes." ignation of April 21 for kinder- hold a "Night Club Night" to- • Lining morrow at 9 o'clock at die fire In commenting on the primary garten round-up. • Also Luggage Repairing Harry D. Pitcher, president, an- house, officers of the company campaign, Mr. Hoffmire said the iiave announced. bitter personality scrap between nounced the results of a special DIVIDED PAYMENTS OR Mr. Mitchell and Sen. Walter H. meeting held March 22. At that The Bob-o-Links will play for Jones has led people to believi time, Richard M. Ford, principal, dancing , and refreshments will that Sen. Dumont Is the only one signed a contract for 1961-62 at a be served. who can unite the GOP in the yearly salary of $9,500. In addi- The dance is for the benefit general election. tion, George Kincald was reap- of tlie building fund which, it is pointed part time secretary for hoped, will grow to provide a The campaign manage: the same duration at a salary of much-needed new fire house with charged that Mr. Mitchell is los- $2,500. ia two years. 12 BROAD ST. BROADWAY. COR. THIRD ing votes every day because he RED BANK . LONG BRANCH i] fails to take a positive stand on It was announced that Dr. H I issues. C. Pieper, Keyport, has been named school doctor; Dr. Jo- seph Puma, Middletown, school dentist, and Daniel S. Ely, cus- todian of school funds. SHOES Wins Eagle Scout Rank MIDDLETOWN — The Boy Scout Eagle Award has been pre- sented to Gilbert Henyon. of Flor- ence Rd. He is a member oi Troop 35. The highest award available to a Boy Scout, the badge was pre- sented to Henyon by Pay ton | Wheeler, advancement chairman Special Purchase! of the Great Northern District. KINNEY It ij the first time the Eagli SHOES award has been won by a mem HWY. » MIDDLETOWN ber of this troop. Henyon is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Burnct Henyon and is a sen- Sandy MacDonalcPs ior at Middletown Township High School. The troop is sponsored by the First Baptist Church. New Short Sleeve Tenderfoot badges were given to Larry Bergmann and John Frascatora, while second Class badges went to Bruce Railton Richard Montanye and Henry Sport Shirts Fonnerfeld. A First Class award was pre- sented to Theodore Wyman, Rob- ert Harris and Robert Richner received Star rank. Life rank was given to John Greenip and William Hynson. 2.98 Price to Speak PLUMBING * HEATING 59 Newman Springs Road At 5 Meetings Phone: SHadyslde 7-3300 * Over 100 p«tt«rn» and colors to RED BANK — A series of spe a>S cial meetings will be conducted choose from. at the Church of Christ begin- ning Sunday and concluding on Wednesday. DONALD'S * Cool, comfortable for. the warm Ralph Price, minister of the Church of Christ in Tabernacle, days ahead. will be the speaker. COIN-0-MATIC He will speak Sunday at 11 a.m 'I SC'JIH CO. on the subject, "Four Views of * Tdwn & Country and Ivy League styles. the Lord's Supper," and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. on "The Right At No Waiting titude Toward Truth." * Fashioned and styled correctly. Bordens ready diet.• • Monday through Wednesday al 51 MACHINES 8 p.m. he will speak on these subjects: "First Things First.' 'm . "Let God Be True," and "God's * Many wash 'n wear fabrics. happiest tasting diet drink Plan of Salvation." Immediate The public is invited to al these meetings. Free Parking * Solids, Trims, Checks, Stripes. What do you want in a calorie-cutting drink? Vitality protected... on the premises taste rewarded. • You want Borden's ready diet, the 900 calorie drink Motor Vehicle with balanced protein, carbohydrate and fat. It promotes a regulated Quiz Box * Sizes small, medium, large, extra large. rate of absorption to help satisfy hunger, use excess body fat. • It con- Q. May a person practice drive Open 24 Hours -. tains highest quality protein. A quart actually gives twice minimum immediately after obtaining a learner's permit? 7 Days per Weelt daily adult required amount of complete protein. Plus proper amounts A. No. The permit must be vali- dated before the applicant can OR MORE of other important food essentials. • And taste ready diet! get behind the wheel of an auto- Superbly rich flavored, creamy smooth. It refreshes your resolve to mobile. DONALD'S •tick to your diet • Use as your doctor advises to fit your needs, espe- Before the permit can be vali- dated the applicant must pass the cially if you've a history of kidney, heart, blood vessel, other disorders. law knowledge test and vision COIN-0-MATIC .,, STEINBACWS MEN'S SHOP check. After completing the law knowl- 54 N. BRIDGE AVE. Street Floor and Atbury Park Look for the" special gold carton edge test and vision check, the and RECTOR PL- •Itufcmuk etVa Borden Co. permit is validated for practice RED BANK driving when accompanied by a New Jersey licensed driver. )\ rooms, onions, pets, parsley, Mrs. Elizabeth Clots, Maplt' News of Religion , Weekly Food Review radishes,, tomatoes,:; cucumbers Jtazlet Dr., has returned after spending and some varieties of sweet po- several months with her son and tatoes. • Mrs. Roeltf H. LeRoy, Van daughter-in-law,, Mr. and Mr*. Steak Bargains Offered Corn, peppers and squash are Don St., is a surgical patient Carl Gloss Jr., and family, East Tax Retdrn Moral Issue fairly expensive. in the Monmouth Medical Cen- Hartford, Conn. By The Associated Press week and the first California long Dananai are the best buy ter. white* are fairly expensive. Agri- among fruits, thanks to supplies Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Pe- NEW YORK (AP) - If« th mandments, laid Rev. Dr. seem to agree the income tax Steak will be the treat at some culture Department experts es- around their seasonal highs. Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Walling, seux, Holrndel Rd., have return- time of the year when folks one George F. Harkins, secretary of law itself Is not so much a moral dinner tables Sunday, judging by tlmato total potato consumption Grapefruit also are an out- Broad St., have returned from ed home after spending several again are constrained to rendc the Lutheran Church iniAmerica. one as a penal one." the offerings of supermarkets and thls year will be 245 billion standing buy, while good buys Miami, where they spent the win- months at their* home In Fort unto Caesar the things that "Stripped of all rationaliza- All three clergymen see a more neighborhood groceries this pounds, and production consider- listed are .avocados, apples from ter. Myers peach. Fla. __^ well, that aren't deductible. tions," he declared, "it is steal- compelling reason for Income taxweek. ably more. regular storage bins, lemons. I, It's safe to say that in mot ing and bearing false witness. De- honesty than simply to give In the Middle West and Far than a few instances the annu frauding Washington b not differ- Caesar his due. Dr. Hall ex- Other good buys among vege-pineapples and coconuts. Apples West, the favorite seems to be tables this week include aspara- chore involves as many straggl< ent in degree or in kind than pressed it this way: round steak, while sirloin and kept to the more costly con- with conscience as with math' cheating one's wife or neighbo "The man who files his income gus, beans, bunched beets, car- trolled atmosphere storage are|' porterhouse are played up in therots, cauliflower, Chinese cab- matics. or employer." tax is the same man who must East, Middle Atlantic regions and fairly expensive. bage (longer and with more com- 1 Is It sinful to chisel on you Rev. Dr. Cameron Hall, direc- make other moral decisions—as other sections of the Midwest. So are cantaloups, grapes,! income tax? tor o( the National Council of member of a corporation or labor Prices in stores having steak sales pact leaves), coUards, eggplant, strawberries, watermelons, pears || How about if you don't ou Churches' department of church unioin or TV station, for instance. are about unchanged from a year endive, escarole, leeks, mush- and oranges. right lie—just maybe claim and economic life, expressed i 'If he thinks he can make ex- ago, but one chain which is not few deductions that aren't a differently: ceptions to the mandate of hon- featuring steak lists sirloin at plained too clearly in the i "Morality Is essentially a per-esty whenever the result is 89 cents a pound, 10 cents under •tractions on the chance your n sonal matter," he said. "If impersonal it seems to make no year-ago levels. turn won't be checked closely? owe you a sum of money I am difference, at what point does he draw the line?" Chuck roast is offered as a A sampling of clergymen wri under a moral imperative to pay bargain basement running mate have studied the moral questioc you, and I can readily recogniz for steak in some stores, while involved agree on one fondamen it because it's a personal obliga- offerings of other meats, are al point: There never is justifies tion. Murphy pretty well varied. Fryers are ex- tion for out-and-out deceit. . Impersonal pected to become less expensive Cheating violates two Con "Owing the government is so with the approach of summer, impersonal It may become dif- Elected By but prices are mixed this week TOOLS ficult to see how your little con- with the birds up 1 to 8 cents a tribution could make enough dif- State AFL pound in some areas and down ference to matter. 2 to 4 cents in others. "But the Imperative is there NEWARK (AP) - Vincent J. Murphy, 67, has been chosen to Fish Supply Good MORTGAGE LOANS Hand & Power Tools nevertheless," he said. "Cheat- Supplies of fish continue heavy ing Uncle Sam essentially is no succeed the late Louis P. Mar- ciante as head of the New Jer- i seaport and Great Lakes MPROVEMENT LOANS Mowers - Water Pumps GARDEN different that cheating your Vn areas. Some of the offerings In- de Joe." sey AFL. Murphy, who has been secre- clude haddock and fresh bass Chain Saws -Sweepers supplies In another respect, the question fillets, fried scallops, smelts and Is not so clearly defined. tary-treasurer of the labor or- ganization since 1033, was ap-cod steaks. Hedge Clippers - Spreaders Rev. Msgr. John E. Kelly, in- With the gradual spreading of formation director for the Na-pointed Wednesday by unanimous vote of the 14-member AFL ex- spring weather, supplies of fresh Barrows - Spikers - Tiller ROSES tional Catholic Welfare Confer- fruits and vegetables are on the ence, says the basic criterion is ecutive board. Marciante died of a heart con- rise, giving shoppers a greater Many other Rental items not listed 5 FOR 1.00 whether the tax is imposed just- variety from which to choose. ly. dition in Atlantic City March 30 Best buys among vegetables HARDY "It doesn't take a moral theo- at the age of 62. He had served as president since 1934. this week are artichokes, topped logian to decide whether the tax beets, Florida and California AZALEAS is justly imposed," said Msgr. Murphy has been in the laboi SWARTZEL'S celery, broccoli, cabbage, kale, MX COLORS Kelly. "Any person may decid movement since the age of 15. He was mayor of Newark from lettuce, green onions and old Farm and Garden Center 4 for 1.00 for himself, according to his con- crop eastern potatoes. science." 1941 to 1948 and was an unsuc- Specializing in Organic Soil Conditioners Continued bargain prices on old In Msgr. Kelly's view "There cessful candidate for the Demo Large Selection crop potatoes reflect heavy sup- HAZLET RAILROAD SIDING is no possible excuse for stud- cratic gubernatorial nominatioi plies, which came to 61.4 billion Jackson & Perkins ied evasion—It always U wrong in 1943. pounds March 1, up from 56.9 Hadet — CO 44211 ROSES to lie. One of 10 children, Murphy was bom In Newark and had seven billion a year earlier. New crop Open W«*k Days 8-5:30—Sunday 8:30.12:30 COMPLETE IINE OF Law Unjust? years of formal schooling. While red and white potatoes from "But suppose, for example, a SCOTT PRODUCTS still a boy he went to work Florida are rated « good buy this taxpayer feels In all honesty and a Western Union messenger rMrolExttrS & vflFCMB good conscience the law is un help Ms family. Supplies just in not allowing him a cer- tain deduction. Later he worked for the tele- phone company for a while, then MUSCLE'S "I can see nothing Morally quit to become a plumber's ap- wrong in that case for him to prentice. WATERMELON BAR enter the deduction—provided he His work in the plumbing trade labels it plainly for what it is. Highway 36, was interrupted by service with Atlantic Highlands Msgn Kelly said the views of the Navy overseas In World War Catholic moral theologians vary I. on many of the finer points in- GO and GROW AT 1*0613 ll in tATflHnn "Rnf h He became secretary-treasurer of Local 24 of the Plumbers Un- ion, a post he held for 18 years. From 1937 to 1948 he served as a member of the State Employ- ment Compensation Commission. Porch Enclosure Sale Murphy has been married to the former Mae McConnell for 43 years. They live at 45 Finlay PL. here. Their children are Vin- jones' Experience cent J. Murphy, Jr., 40, of Bos- NO DOWN ton, Mass., and Mrs. Robert De Wyngaert of Elizabeth. After his appointment yester- Will Move day, Murphy said: "I am very happy and honored to be appointed but I regret re- FREE ESTIMATES placing Marciante, who was my .j. Forward! tlosest friend." N ORDER NOW-PAY LATER Let our skilled craftsmen show you how your Dealer Plates porch can become a pleasant year-round room! MisuseScored • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY TRENTON (AP) — Ned J. Par- STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO I P. M. sekian, state motor vehicle direc- WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 tor, said today he is determined to stop the misuse of automobile dealer license plates. V Parsekian told a newsman tha HE LEADS - HE WINS many garages and auto part firms register as used car deal- 32 Brood St. SHodyslde 1-7500 Red Bank ers and get Five sets of dealer HE KNOWS NEW JERSEY license plates at low fees. The vehicles they are placed on do Jones knows New Jersey's problems. For 18 years he's fought iot have to be Inspected. to solve them. First, as Assembly Majority Leader, Speaker, *, .*.„ j. . „„ He said, "The legitimate deal- and Acting Governor, Now as Senate Majority Leader. Jones' ers are very happy with our ac- work made Rutgers the State University, created the State tions — many have called me to say so." Division on Aging. Jones' accomplishments ere endless. His The free-floating dealer plates •xperience unmatched. A proven leader, a vigorous fighter, a make it easier to use stolen ve- sure winner in November. OPEN SUNDAY hicles and are sometimes used by Jones thinks befors he acts. While others recklessly advocate those in the' numbers racket, 'arseklan said. new taxes, Jones demands evidence that more taxes are needed. Jones has worked for public welfare without waste and without 10 A.M. TO 5P.M. The violations have been de- tected when the dealers report backbreaking taxation. Example: his tax-free $200,000,000 no sales of used cars over the mass transportation program. past year, or when police stop While others have talked leadership, Jones has, provided it! 'A/V- a car or truck with dealer plates For 18 years he's led the fight for better education, transporta- and find that it is being used for tion, and public health. While others talked, Jones worked. an unlawful purpose. Experienced, youthful . . . 48-year-old Jones will lead the party COOD LOOKS Parsekian announced that he had taken back the plates of or to victory, the State to prosperity. . Go and grow with Jonesl temporarily closed down 10 deal- ers In the past two days.

•.QUO WEAR Whitewash Your Tires? RAYCO Don't Bother FREEHOLD — Why do home AUTO SEAT COVERS gardeners whitewash the trunks of trees, anyway? It's done quite often to fruit trees, but not by the big-time growers, who can be expected to try everything possible to grow a profitable crop. VOTE FOR WALTER H. County Agent M. A. Clark says as far as he knows, whitewash on a tree trunk will neither discour- age nor kill any insect that wants to crawl on it or attack it. In the old days, he hears> some fruit growers used to whitewash the south sides of tree trunks in the fall. This was supposed to CUSTOM FITTED FREE IN 30 MINUTES reflect the heat of the winter suit so that the tree would stay cool Rugged Orospun fabrics with all over, not partly warm on the strain-proof seams, built to last and south side. last. Smart new patterns. Leather- RAYCO ette trim. Best-looking, best- I ,li It was the same idea as the -••i wearing covers ever! Gut best of modem one of. putting white all is RAYCO's low, low price I CHAISE ITWCHO0SE THE MYC0 PUH THAT SUITS YOU BE»T shingles on a house to reflect sun- light and keep the house cool in AUTO SAFETY BELTS ROUTE 35 summer. Mr. Clark says he doubts if • tattfrt * facto; Turn* cwtt For Republican GOVERNOR the trees were more comfortable Ea.on.own Circle with their whitewashed southern '••'.- , . • , ' . • •• •••' . '• • • • ; OPEN DAILY TO » P. M.; SATS. 'TIL 6 P. M exposures. • AMPLE PARKING • LI 2-13JJ APRIL 18fh PRIMARY No problem finding tenants ister Schedule of Religious Services RED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 14, 1961-

METH0D1ST BAPTIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION BETH PRESBYTERIAN TRINITY EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION PRESBYTERIAN 'Red Bank Red Bank Shrewsbury SHALOM Red Bank ' Red Bank BNAI ISRAEL Shrewsbury The sermon Sunday at 9:30 and Sunday will be Baptist Educa- The first service on the second Red Bank "Youth Sunday" will be ob- The Holy Eucharist will be cele- Rum son Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, 11 a.m. by the minister, Rev. W. tion Day. Rev. Stanley E. Mug- Sunday after Easter will be a The Sabbath candles will be served Sunday at 9:15 and 11 brated Sunday at 8 a.m. The fam- Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will will deliver a sermon Sunday It Gordon Lowden, will be on the ridge, pastor, will speak at the celebration of the Holy Comraun lighted tonight at 6:08. Mincha a.m. services. Rev. James L. ily service and church school will preach tonight at 8:30 on the 9:30 ajid 11 a.m. entitled "Spir- subject, "The Pleasures of God." 11 a.m. service. Stanley Scheer, ion at 8 a.m. Father Broburg will services will start at 6:15 p.m., Ewalt, associate minister, will be at 9:15 a.m. Morning prayer subject, "A Bishop Looks at ited Honesty," Music directed by Herbert Bur- organist, will play "Prelude in preach at the 9 a.m. family Eu- followed by traditional Kabbolas present a sermonette entitled and sermon by the rector. Rev. 'rejudice." He will discus? 'he The music will include "Av» tis will' include "How Blest Are the Eighth Mode" by, Simonds. charist, and again at the 11 a.m. Shabbos services and Maariv. "Why Celebrate Youth Sunday?" Charles H. Best, will be at 11 recent article by Bishop James Verum," Mozart, played by Wil- 1 They"-~Brahms; the solo, "Rise, Robert Hider will direct h morning prayer service. Sabbath morning adult services Charles E. Autenrieth, director a.m. Pike in which the religious roots liam Crawford, organi'.t, and> 1 Heart, Thy Lord Is Risen"— choir in "When Morning Gild: Following the 9 o'clock Eu- will begin at 9:30 a.m. Junior of Christian education, will offer The Holy Eucharist will be cele- of prejudice were exposed. Can- "Lead Me, Lord, " Wesley, sung Ralph Vaoghan Williams; offer- the Skies," "In Thee. O Lord. charist there will be a coffee hour Congregation will meet tomor- the prayer of dedication. brated Wednesday at 8 a.m. and dlelighting time will be 6:13 p.m. by the Choristers at the 9:30 tory (9:30) solo: "I Call to Thee, Have r Trusted'! by Handel and in the parish house. Church row at 9:15 a.m. This Saturday is Carl F. Mueller's organ selec- at 10 a.m. The service of heal Mrs. Lester Hodax will recite service and by the senior choir "Glorious Things of Thee Lord /esus Christ"—Bach; The Are school classes will meet right aft- Shabbos Mevorchim, when the ions will be "Three Meditative ing will be held at 8:30 a.m. the candle blessing. The floral ,t the later service. Ronald Clark Spoken" by "Cain. soloist will Tie Robert Spencer, er the coffee hour, and all adults new Hebrew month of Iyar will Moments"—Robert Elmore, and and at 10:30 a.m. rrangement for the pulpit and will sing a solo, "Draw Near Altar flowers will be given by All Ye People," Mendelssohn. tenor. ;., of the church family will be wel- be blessed with the recital of the "Grand Choeur, in F"—Salome. The Delatas will meet Sunday the refreshments for the Oneg There will be baptism of chil- Mr. and Mrs. Clement Barlow come to the rector's class on the "Yehi Rozom" prayer. Rosh Cha- The Westminster Fellowship Choir Shabbat will be donated by Mr. Mr. Crawford will conclude the in memory of their daughte at 7:30 p.m. services with Franck's "Adagio." dren and infants at the services, "Ways and Teachings of the desh will take place Sunday and will sing "Lead Me, Lord"—Wes- Alcoholics Anonymous and the and Mrs. Hodax in honor of the There will be the following greet- Dale. Flowers last week were hi Church, Monday. The Torah reading is ley, and "Praise the Lord, O bar mitsvah of their son, Arthur. The Junior-High Westminster memory of Miss Mary E. Moun Alanon Group will meet Monday ers at the doors of the church: This church will be host to the "Shemini" from the Book of Levi- My Soul"—Watson. at 9 p.m. Sabbath morning services will Fellowship will meet Sunday at Judy Whale, Thomas Whale, Mar- from the family, and from the Monmouth Convocation Sunday at ticus. Youth sermonettea on the theme be at 10 a.m. Arthur Hodax will 6 p.m. The Senior-Higfr Westmin- Service Guild of which Miss The lay readers will meetTues- garet Heiser and Lacy Bradshaw, 4 p.m., when delegates from all A Kiddush by the Sisterhood "Youth and the World-Wide Mis- day at 7:30 pjn. be called to the Torah and ac- ster Fellowship will meet at 6:30 all members of the Wesley Fel- Mount was an active member for cepted into the fold of Israel by .m. many years. of the parishes and missions of will follow the Musof service. sion" will be presented by Allan The Sewing Group will meet lowship. '• the convocation will gather for DeWall, Claudia Stefan and John Rabbi Rosenthal. Cantor Soharff The Mission Belles will meet ,The ushers will be Thomas Wil- Sabbath will end at 7:10 p.m. Wednesday at 11 a.m'. The altar flowers will be the Evensong, followed by a business Sunday school will meet at 9:30 T. Hendrickson, Jr. will chant the services. Junior Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. In the gifts of Mrs. Ella Da Cunta, son, Kenneth Grower, William session in the parish house. The Congregation will meet at 9:15 arts and craft room of the church Kacen, Bernard De Loach and and 10:30 a.m. Post Bar-Mitzvah At 9:15 a.m. the call to wor- FAITH REFORMED memory ,ol her friend, Mrs. Wil- speaker to the 150 delegates and a.m. A kiddush will follow the house. Warren Elliott. The greeting com- class will meet with the rabbi'at ship and invocation will be of- North Centerville liam Crispell; and Mr. and Mrs. guests will be Bishop Daniel Cor- 10 a.m. Hebrew school will meet fered by Patricia Normington; "Blessed Are the Poor in Spir- services. The Morning Circle will meet mittee wiU be deacons Marshall n the home of Mrs. Marvin William Sims, in remembrance rigan, head of the department of daily at 3:4S and 5 p.m. the Scripture lesson by Edwin it" will be Rev. Theodore Mul Sunday morning services will Smith, Kenneth Mauger and How- Hawk Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. of Mrs. Charlotte Sims. ard Young, assisted by two dea- missions of the National 'Episco- The Great Books group will Close, and the morning prayer by ler's sermon subject Sunday at 11 be at 9:15. The Men's Club will Church school will meet at 9:30 pal Church. The appointed dele- meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. A Marilyn Reynolds. Barbara Shel- a.m. A nursery will be held dur hold a breakfast at 10 o'clock. The Afternoon Circle will meet :onesses. Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the «nd U a.m. A course entitled gates from Christ Chufch are Sisterhood card party will be ly will present at talk on "What ing worship at the home of Ger .Church school will meet at 9:45 Mrs. George Blair, Mrs. Freder- social room of the tiuirch. "Understanding Your Bible" will a.m. Pre-service prayer circle held Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Summer Conference Has Meant ard Remsen. EMMANUEL BAPTIST continue for five more weeks, ick E. Lombard, Mrs; Howell to Me." Youth ushers will be Atlantic Highlands The Evening Circle will hold will meet in tho Clayton Room Sunday school will he held at a card party in the home of taught by the Rev. George Cro- Walton, Lambert B. Beeuwkes, Richard Ashley, Bruce Farrow, Rev. Richard Corley be at 9:30 a.m. All church officers PRESBYTERIAN 9:30 a.m. in the Middle Road y Miss Lillie Huelsen,Thursday at well. are especially invited to partici- Frank B. Lawes and Paul P. Lincroft Mahlan A. Grimes, 3d, Jere Har- School. the missionarii y speakek r Sunday Parker. The entire membership 8 p.m. The Junior Hi MYF will meel pate. Rev. William J. Mills will speak ley, John Shubel and Roger The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. of the church is invited to join Sunday at 11 a.m. on "The Church Wild. The welcoming committee will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Rev. and Mrs. Corley have jus Sunday at 6 p.m., and the senioi Junior high Baptist Youth Fel- in Evensong. CHURCH OF CHRIST high MYF at 7 p.m. Their topli lowship will meet at 5:30 p.m. Related College." A congregation- will consist of Carroll W. Bar- home of William Evans. The Sen- completed a five-year term in clay, Jr. and Wallace A. Maglnn Red Bank will be,, "The Christian's Hope.' Senior high BYF will meet al Father Broburg has asked that al meeting will follow the serv- ior Youth Fellowship will meet a Iran under International Mis- Bible classes will meet Sun- The Wesley Fellowship meeting 6:30 p.m. all families arrange to be repre- ice. At 11 a.m. the call to worship 7 p.m. at the home of C. J. Geng sions, where they had charge ol day at 10 a.m. Morning worship the orphanage at Kermanshah at 8:30 p.m. will see slides of the Evening praise service will be sented in church at the confirma- Richard Weise, organist and and invocation will be offered by Confirmation classes will meet will begin at 11. A guest speak- groups recent ski trip. at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Mugridgi tion service Tuesday, St. Mark's choir director, will lead the'ehoir Donna Jean Burger; the Scrip- Monday at 7 p.m. and Wednesday The young people will meel Sunday at 6:45 p.m., and a praye er, Evangelist Ralph Price, will Luncheon for Methodist Horn preaching. At 8:15 p.m. the lead- Day, April 25. in the anthem, "The Lord Is My ture lesson by R. Kenneth Altreu at 7 p.m. in the parsonage. talk on "Four Views of the ership training classes will meet. Bishop Banyard will make his Light." ter, Jr., and morning prayer by The Sunday school teachers wil meeting will be held at tlie sami wiU be held in Fellowship Hall, hour. Lord's Supper." Each first day This is the last Sunday to en- annual visitation, and preach at Sunday school services will be Pamela Worthley. Laurie King meet Wednesday, at 8 p.m. tomorrow at noon. The New The pre-teen young people will at this time the Lord's Supper Brunswick District 'Men and Mis- roll. Courses are: "Teaching Chil 8:15 p.m. A large group of chil held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. will present a talk on "What Sum is served. dren jji the Church" by Mrs. dren and adults will be present- Nursery facilities will be avail- mer Conference Has Meant to hold a white elerphant party to- sions' rally, will be held at Cal FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS' night at 7:30. Mr. Price will deliver another vary Methodist Church, today. Thomas Wilson "Teaching Youth," ed for confirmation. able during the morning service. Me." Youth ushers will be Rich- SCIENTIST Bible message in the evening Walter Whitaker and "Personal The minister's preparatory Holy Eucharist will be celebrat The Youth Fellowship will meet ard Altreuter, Richard Cadman, Red Bank service at 6:30 on the subject, Christian Living," (devotional ed today at 7 and 9 a.m. at 7:30 p.m. in the church hall. William Harley, Herbert Johnson, MONMOUTH REFORM class .will meet tomorrow morn- life) by G. Truman Reeves. The oneness and supremacy ol "Right Attitude Toward Truth." ing at 10:30. Folk dancing for ad- The sanctuary lamp burns this The Ladies Aid Society will Charles Mahan, Frank D. Shaw, God will be emphasized at Chris TEMPLE ults will be held tomorrow There will be a Monmouth As- week in memory of William Hunt meet Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jr. The welcoming committee will tian Science services Sunday al Shrewsbury EMBURY METHODIST 1:30 p.m. in the youth room. sociation BYA training conferenci er, given by Mrs.. Cora Hunter, William J. Mills will give a talk consist of Ramsey E. Cammack 11 a.m. Rabbi Henry Bamberger wl Little Silver and Charles L. Weigle. speak on "Ignorance Is No De- at Keyport tomorrow from 1 to on the United Presbyterian Worn "Doctrine of Atonement" wi: Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, Church school night will be ob- fense," a sermon about Adolp 4 p.m. for members of the Board en. At 12:20 p.m. A coffee hour foi be the subject of the lesson-ser- will preach on the theme, "The served Monday at 8 p.m. A course \ BAPTIST Eichmann, at services tonight at of Christian Education and Evan- The Ladies Aid will sponsor a all young adults will be held in mon. The golden text will be Second Word of Our Risen Lord" on "The Work of the Church gelism Committee. Middletown 8:30 p.m. A social hour will fol- turkey supper Saturday, April 22, the church parlor. from the first chapter of II John at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. School" will be taught by Miss Rev. John E. Bates will speak low. ' Kay Vatter, Mondays from Sunday at 10:45 a.m. on the top- from 5 to 7 p.m. in the church. At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church "He that abideth in the doctine Mr. and Mrs. George Gilkeson to 9 p.m. ic, "The Road Back From East- Members of the session will at- school classes and nursery will of Christ, he hath both the Fa- Sunday school will be held at will place the flowers in the rection of William Morgan. ter." Soloist will be Mrs. Erwing tend a meeting of the New Jer- meet In the Education Building, ther and the Son." 11:15 a.m. sanctuary. The prayer and Bible stud; Hour of Renewal service will group will meet Tuesday ai Kehrer. sey Presbyterial at the Presby At 5:30 p.m. the Young Adult The opening selection to b< Monmouth Reform Temple uses The Senior MYF will meel in be, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. At the fatalities of the Presbyterian 10 a.m. Ushers will be George Hoffmire terian Church, Matawan, on Group will meet at the church read from "Science and Health the church hall Sunday at 7:30 8:30 p.m. the Women's Fellow- and proceed to various homes foi Church at Shrewsbury. p.m. Larry Brogdon, Lynne Nil- The minister's preparatory ship executive board will meet, Jr., and Edward Stines. There Thursday. with Key to the Scriptures" by class will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. will be a nursery during the serv- a progressive supper. Mary Baker Eddy states: "Je- son and Judy Salraeri will pre- The 40-pIus group will have a ice. FIRST METHODIST At 6:30 p.m. the Westminster sus taught but one God, one Spir- CALVARY BAPTIST sent the program. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Oceanport dessert meeting Tuesday at 1:30 Church school will meet at 10: Atlantic Highlands Junior High Fellowship will meet it, who makes man In the image Dr. William R. Gufficlc, super- Red Bank Rev. Paul Smith will preach -.p.m. The MYF study course will 45 a.m. in the education building "Freedom From Suffering" will in Westminster Hall for their pro- and likeness of Himself,—of Spir- intendent of the New Brunswick "Obeying the Two Great Com gram. it, not of matter." Sunday at 11 a.m. Mrs. Edward District, will preside at the be presented Tuesday at 7:3C mandments for Life" will be th under the direction of John Poy- be Rev. George E. Taylor's ser At 6:30 p.m. the Westminster Green will be In oharge of the fourth quarterly conference in p.m. subject of a talk Sunday at 6 p.m ner, superintendent. mon subject Sunday at II a.m This verse from Psalm 143 will Senior High Fellowship will mee nursery. the church hall Tuesday at 8 by George Blanton, a minister. The board of trustees will mee Church school will meet at 9:30 be read: "Teach me to do th . The 21st annual meeting of New in the chapel for worship; then The youth croups will meet p.m. A congregational discussion by Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the pas- a.m. Mrs. Julius Adolf will be in will; for thou art my God: thy Brunswick District, Woman's So- in the youth parlor for their pro- Sunday at 6:30 p.m. The Jets the question and answer method tor's study under the leadership charge of the nursery during wor- spirit is good; lead me into the ciety of Christian Service, will I gram entitled "The Christian In- Cadets will have a "dot and CONGREGATION on the subject; "The Congrega- of Charles Nelson, chairman. The ship. land of uprightness." held Wednesday at the Freehold terpretation of Seic." Rev. Iver- dash" contest and the intermedi- BNAI SHOLOM tion in the Time of the End" will budget for the coming year will The Intermediate Methodist Methodist Church. Sessions are a son Graham, associate minister ate group will study '.he topic, Long Branch follow, at 7:15. be reviewed. Youth Fellowship will meet Sun- BAPTIST 10:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. The of the Red Bank Methodis "Wisdom From Above." Rabbi Saul I. Wisemon will Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., Bible stud- The annual business meeting of day at 6:30 p.m., and the senior New Monmouth sneakers will include Miss Rose Church, will be the guest speaker, There will be an evening serv- conduct services tonight at 8:30 ies will be held at M Broad St., the congregation, will be held MYF, at 7 p.m. Bible School will meet Sunda; Mary Nixon and Rev. Robert Re- be held tonight at 8 in West- ice at 7:30. and preaoh on the topic "Ethics 220 Pearl St., and 10 St. Mary. Thursday, April 27, at 8 p.m. in The official board will meet at 9:30 a.m. gm There will be election and minster Hall. of the Fathers, Pirke Abot, Then Ins'allation of district officers. At PI., in Red Bank; 82 Pear St, Fellowship. Hall. The meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Rev. William E. Bisgrove wil MT. ZION and Now." The service will be A meeting of board of stew- ro'l call, churches will repond New Shrewsbury; and 69 Lincoln will be preceded by a covered A missionary study group, led speak at 10:45 a.m. on "Persona Red Bank followed by an Oneg Shabbat. ards will be held Monday at 8 with cash for the Congo, and bath St.. Fairview. dish supper under the supervi- by Rev. Mr. Taylor, will meet Greetings and Instructions." The Rev. Virgiffia Wright, pastor, Sabbath morning worship will p.m. In Combs-De Voe Memorial cloths and towels for the Georgi Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the min sion of the Women's Fellowship Wednesday at 8 p.m. The topic anthem will be "Grant Us Light" will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. commence at 9. The reading of Room. O. Robinson School in Puerto Istry school will be held at King- will be "BasicChristian Beliefs." by Thiman, under the direction ol and at 7:30 p.m. the Torah will be at 9:45. Rabbi Rico. Those attending this meet- dom Hall, conducted by William BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP Weekly adult Bible class will Donald Bisgrove, organist. A nur- Bible school will be hsld Mon- Wisemon will preach on the por- ing are asked to bring a box Bredel, school servant. The study Port Monmouth FEDERATED be taught by Mr. Ewalt Tuesday sery and a children's church wi day at 8 p.m. and cottage prayer tion of the week. The service will lunch. Beverages and desserts of "Worship Clean and Unclean' Pastor Gilbert Watt will preach Holmdel at 8 p.m. in thj; church parlor. be provided for children up to meeting will be Tuesday at 8 be followed by a kiddush in the will be available. will be continued. At 8:30 will be Sunday at 11 a.m. "The Scripture," will be the The Prayer and Study group years of age. p.m. vestry. will meet in the chapel Wednes- Circle j of the Woman's So- the Kingdom Service meeting con- Bible school will meet at 9:4! title of the sermon Sunday at 11 At 7:45 p.m. the film "The day at 10 a.m. Power of the Resurrection" will ciety will meet in the conference ducted by the presiding minister. a.m a.m. by the minister; Rev. An- ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL PRESBYTERIAN be shown. This portrays the greal room Wednesday at 8 p.m. Youth Fellowship will meet a drew A. Burkhardt. This is the Red Bank Eatontown first in a series of sermons on UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP fundamental of our faith in th< There will be a sung mass and Rev. Robert W. Reed will con- As a benefit for the Circle E, ST. JAMES CATHOLIC 6 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Watt. the basic principles of Protestan •* Red Bank risen Christ, as seen in the lifi sermon Sunday at 9:30 a.m. The duct services Sunday at 11 a.m. a food demonstration will be held Red Bank tism. "The Reality of Religion!' will of Peter. celebrant and preacher will be The U.P.Y. wiU meet at 7 p.m. in •t Crows Kitchen. Rt. 35, Mid- Sunday masses are at 0, 7, 8, Evening worship will be at 7: 30 with Mr. Watt preaching on be the sermon topic-of Rev. W. Rev. Eendel Roberts of Trinity the ohurdh. dletown, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. 9, 10, II and 12 (high mass) In Sunday school services will be The mid-week service of prayei the church and 9,10 and 11 o'clock a text from the Book of James at 9:45 a.m. Hollis Tegarden Sunday at 10:30 will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m Church, Bronx. The trustees will meet »t the a.m. A social hour will follow Thursday the Bykota will meel home of Roland Brown tonight ;. • REFORMED in the high school auditorium. Bible school teachers and of Monday at 8 p.m. the congre- the service. . • (after school, and the young peo REFORMED at 7:30. \<-' New Shrewsbury Confessions are heard Satur- ficers will meet Tuesday at 8 gational committee will meet at p.m. at the home of Mr. i Church school classes will meet pie will hold their business meet Middletown The Gleaners will hold a thrift "God and the Gods" is the top- days from 4 to 6 p. m., and from the parsonage. Mrs. Albert Mahoney. at 10:30 a.m. under the super- ing at 7:30 p.m. "Giants or Grasshoppers" will sale and baked goods sale in ic of the sermon to be delivered 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-days The Young Peoples Society wil during the 7:45 o'clock mass. Bibly study and prayer hour vision of George Doyle, religious The trustees will meet Friday, be the sermon theme nt Rev. the chapel today from 10 a.m. Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. by meet tonight in Fellowship Hall to i p.m. and tomorrow from Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 will be held Thursday at 8 p.m education director. Nursery su- April 21, at 8 p.m. at the church. Harry A. Olson Sunday at 10:50 Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg. The group in charge will be Kent 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. p. m. in the church. A baptism Pastor Watt will be in charge pervision will be provided dur- a.m. The young people will meet Music will include "Song of the Stevenson. Roy Buck, Donald Lie- blank must be obtained from the The Bibla study will be tho con- ing the service. AME ZION at 7 p.m. Soul" by ; Richolsoo, "Morning benow and Glenn Kinkade. rectory and filled out before the tinuation of the series on the Red Bank There will be a oonsistory meet- Prayer" by Sergison and "To God baptism takes place. life of the Apostle Paul. NEW APOSTOLIC Rev. Charles E. Bourne will ing Thursday at 8 p.m. Be the Glory" by Sergison. A BAPTIST Novena devotions In honor of Red Bank preach Sunday at II a.m. 9:30 a.m. William. Cook will sing Bibla school and morning wor Leonardo Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- Rev. William Arends of Plain- There will be a prayer service the solo "I Heard the Voice of ship service are held at the Bay- Rev. Ellwood S. Wolf, Interim ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL al every Monday at 8 p. m. In field will conduct services Sunday Wednesday at 8 p.m. Naveslnlc Jesus" by Dykes. The choir wil shore Gun Club, Harmony Rd pastor, will conduct services Sun- the church. at 10 a.m. He will preach on the Holy Communion will be cele- H offer the anthem "Heart Divine' day at 11 a.m. owcan text from Genesis 1:3-5. SHAKER-QUAKER brated Sunday at 8:30 a. m; by Dvorak during the second serv- TRUE VINE BAPTISM Church school, will meet at 9:45 ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC AND HOLINESS a.m. and Junior Baptist Youth Sunday school will meet at 8:45 Elder Franklin C. Moyan, church school meets at 9:30: the ice. teacher, will conduct a service service for parents and children Red Bank Long Branch Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. a.m. Ushers tot the first service wil Masses are celebrated Sunday of instruction and guidance at Is at 10:15. and the morning I overcome Rev. Ellen Lawrence will There will be a vesper service Rev. Werner Schneider, rector, be Gail Clarke, Kenneth Jones at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. 10 a.m. Sunday at the church, prayer and sermon Is at 11:15 preach Sunday at noon at 8 Sunday at 4 p.m. will conduct the service Wednes- Herman. Ebert and Jack Hout- Confessions are heard Saturday;, day at 8 p.m. 15 North Bridge Ave. except the first Sunday of each man. During the second service Third Ave. Sunday school and Senior BYF will-meet Monday month, when Holy Communion from 4:30 to 6 p. nr.'and from junior church will meet at 10:45 false Peter, Moreau, Robert Wagner 7:30 to 9 p. m. at 7 p.m. b also celebrated at the 11:15 H. R, Thiesing and Thomas Brc- This church belongs to the New service. Rev. Charles P. John- Baptisms are at 12:30 p. m Jerusalem Conference of New "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean reton- will usher. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL ion Is rector. Sundays. Jersey. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 The Miraculous Medal Novena Eatontown For Sunday, April 16 appetites? Sunday there will be a celebra t.m. ' . ' L held Mondays at 7:30 p. m BAYSHORE COMMUNITY and the Perpetual Novena to St. EMMAOTIEL ASSEMBLY OF tion of Holy Communion at 8 fteseiii—r-or You and Senior Youth Fellowship wil GOD a.m. Church school and the fam- East Keansburg THE TRUTH jn«ot [n Beekman House Sunday Anthony Is held Tuesday at 7:30 TOurt • • . First, let's loot at North renterville ily service, choral Eucharist and Sunday-School meets at 9:30 at 7; 15 pjn. The Junior Youth the week ahead. Monday, Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- sermon by Rev. Alan H. Tongue, a. m. Church service Is at 11 IN THIS ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Wednesday and Thursday are Fellowship will meet in White tor, will conduct the Sunday will be at 10:30 a.m. a. m. Little Silver the best all-around dayi. Some GREATBOOK Hall at 7: p.m. service at 11 a. m. and evan Prayers for peace and healing Holy Communion will be cele- Wednesday there will be a disappointment seems likely Confirmation class will meet in gelistic service at 7 p. m. Sun celebration of Holy Communion during other days, but negative service will be held Wednesday CAN RELEASE YOU the pastor's study Tuesday at 7 brated Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 day-school wi1 meet a,t 9:45 a. m. at 10 a. m. a.m. at 9 a.m. aspects are short-lived, so p.m. > i Week-day services for young there ii no reason for undue Soldiers of Christ meet at 7:- You can be freed from arry Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Consistory will meet Monday at people will be Thursday at 6:45 WESTMINSTER concern. Today is rather neu- 30 p. m. the second, fourth and false appetite if you will turn 8 p.m.' a.m., observing the Communion p. m. and prayer and Bible study tral, but association with Ifth Sundays of the month The schedule. ' PRESBYTERIAN with a receptive, unpreju- The Sunday school staff wil for adults. Thursday at 7:45 p m. friends can prove rewarding. Women's Guild meets the third Delegates from this church will Middletown diced thought to the truth meet Thursday at 8 p.m. Special prayer services will be "Your Only Source of Happl- last Tuesday of each month. The Senior Youth Fellowship attend the spring meeting of Mon- Wednesday at 1 p m. contained in this great book, mouth Convocation Sunday at 4 ness" will be the topic of Rev. will have its trip to see the Broad- Patt . . . From 1950 to late Future. . . Before long—per- METHODIST Science and Health with Key p.m. at Christ Church, Shrews- Communion will be admlnls Harlan C. Durfee's sermon Sun- 1960, medical costs rose 40%— haps within the next three years wav stage show, "Bye Bye Bird- to the Scriptures by Mary bury. tered the first Sunday morning day at 10:45 a.m. more than any other item in —you'll be able to get a plastic Highlands ie " tomorrow. of tho month. The Women Church school meets at 9:30 a. There will be no meeting of The first ^Family Night of 1961 the cost of living,, and twice as substitute if your heart wears Baker Eddy. The prayer and spiritual re- Missionary Council will meet the will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. much as the over-all cost of out. The artificial heart will be m Morning service at 11 o'clock. :he Young People's Fellowship third Wednesday of each month Evening service at 7:30 newal group will meet Wednes- Sunday. An amateur talent show will be living. But many illnesses have connected to a power source You may read or borrow day at 8:30 p.m. In the study. 4t 7:30 p. m. included in the entertainment. been significantly diminished contained in a little valise that Prayer meeting Wednesday at Science and Health free of The stewardship education pro- 30 p. rn. gram committee will meet tonight during this period. can be carried easily. charge at any Christian Sci- ST. JOHN'S METHODIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL Sunday, and Tuesday, at 8 p.m., ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL ence Reading Room. The Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 1 Matawan in tho parish house under the di- Belford book can be purchased in ted, The schedule for the second rection of Duncan Jeffery. Fred Bopp, Jr.. Minister ol Holy Eucharist will be cele The Day Under Your Sign FRIENDS (Quakers) j Sunday after Easter will be: Music. brated Sunday nt 9:30 f.m. by Shrewsbury | green, or blue binding at JS Sunday Services: 8, 9:30 and ARIES (Born March 21 to April If) LIBRA (S«pt.23 to Oct. 22) morning prayer ani sermon- by CHRISTIAN .SCIENCE SOCIETY the vicar, Rev. John M. Crum, lithe pWi with • congenial eompan. Devote mnrr lime tn recreation instead The society meets every Sun j and will be sent postpaid on 11 a. m.; Church School: 9:30 ion, but be lure.it'i a two-way diicui- of bringing buiineii problems home Carroll B. Hall, bishop's man-in Atlantic Highlands Jr. •ion. day at 11 a m fo. worship The, receipt Of check or money and 11 a. m. evening service: SCORPIO (Oct. 21 TO Nov. 211 First-day school meets at 10 a m charge,' 10 and church school, Church service and Sunday- Church school will hold a rum- TAURUS (April 20 lo Miy 30) order. 10 a.m. • 7:30. Self-inalyiU nuy uncover tome ior- school are held at H a. m. Wed- mage sale in the parish hall Sat- Bj playinr your cardi rigrit, you eaa priiitif tttti about jrour«li. Youth meetings: Intermediates; urday, April 22, from 10 a.m. to help, other* Hi well ai youraell. SPIRITUAL Holy Communion will be cele- nesday testimony meeting is at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 fo DM. 21) brated Tuesday at 8 a.m. 8: IS p. m. Reading room hours 6th, 7th and 8th grades at 6:45; 4 p.m. Mrs. James Marvin is in SEMlfjl (May 21 to Juni 21) Important bondi can be srrered if you Belford Christian Science and Senior Youth Fellowship and charge. ChooM your company carefully, avoid* give way to a temper tin tram. Rev. Phoebe Dailey will con- Trinity Ladies Guild will meet ore 1:30 to 4 p. m. Tuesdays and Ing eccentric people who came trouble. Monday at 8 p.m. ">ost High School Fellowship at duct services Sunday at 8 p.m. Saturdays, except holidays. CANCER (Junt 32 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 fo J«n. 20) READING :30 p. m. The digeitive system If adversely af- id Tuesday at 2:30 and 8 p.m. The Men's Club will meet PRESBYTERIAN Better be nilent, am thou|H you an. ftcted, so avoid fancy duhei today. BOOM Wednesday at 8 p.m. for an illus- KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Atlantic Highlands rlfUt, if you would avoid arfuratnti. trated talk by J. S. HanksrHif • - • • Belford DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH 'One Great Hour of Sharing" LEO ((July 2? to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan.2Mo Ftb. 19) FIRS! PENTECOSTAL Offf up a hidden ik.fl anil ilirt • fcob- I'oatpone lerlout dltcuaslon •• aapecta Industrial Reactor Laboratories, Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, SPIRITUALISM > CENTRE will be observed Sunday. Offer- bv t o occuppy tthoh w hoar* yoyou n^ indicate agreement will not be reached V'eek-days services include Plalnsboro. will be in charge of the services Highlands ings will be received at the 9:30 flow. Holy Communion at 9 a. m. Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 He will speak on the research Sunday at 10:45 a. m. in'the Bay Josephine Cantrcll Seals, pas- and 11 a.m. services. .keo(Aug.22foS»{.22} PISCES (fab. 20 to March 20) * Wednesdays and Fridays. Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 Don't bf «(rud to (tea fict*. If you re- Before going out with frienda, agrea In atomic reactor in use there. lew School, Leonardville Rd. :or, is in charge of healing serv- Infant baptism will be admin- fit* action, mat* atpendt sad forget it, adrance en who, la to foot 1b« bill. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 Junior Young Churchmen will Sunday school meets tt 9:30 ices all day Sundays at 9 Shrews- istered by Rev. Frederick'Bron- «1551. Field Enterprina. Inc. It pays to advertise in The tteet tonight at 7:30. ». m. lury Ave. tema, Jr. at 11 a.m. leglster.—Advertisement. 209 BROAD ST. 12-Friday, April 14, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Artist Displays Work Miss Doucha Wed In Matawan Church MATAWAN-Mlsj Carol Marie Rev. Harlan Durfee, pastor Middletown Presbyterian Church,! and bell-shaped skirt with invert- Doucha, daughter of Mr. and ed back pleats. Her butterfly-veil Mrs. Otto Doucha,150 Cherry Tree officiated at the ceremony In the At Beta Chi Meeting Matawan Presbyterian Church. was held by a pearlked orange Farm Rd., Middletown, became blosssom headpiece and she car- RIVER PLAZA - Beta Chi the bride of Robert C, Ecken- Mrs. Wilbur Huylar was organist. felder, 1745 Barnegat Blvd., Point The bride, given In marriage ried a prayer book and white Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, cymbldiums met Monday in the home of Mrs. Pleasant, son of Mr. and Mra. by her father, wore a full-length New Slate Wesley Eckenfelder, 43 Acker- gown of silk organza designed Miss Judith Doucha, Mlddletown, Walter Cuje, 182 Davis La. The man Ave., Ramsey, Sunday. with a scoop neckline bordered was maid of honor for her sister. program, "The Artists Landf- Her pink street-leng«h gown was Takes Over scape," was presented by Joan designed with a lace bodice, or- (Mrs. Milton) Brown of New ganza skirt, and pleated organza Altar Group Monmouth, Mrj. Brown displayed cummerbund. She carried a co- - her owa work which included FAIR HAVEN - The Altar-Ro- Ionial bouquet of pastel spring sary Society of the Nativity Cath- oils, water colors, pastels and flowers. olic Church met Tuesday with pen and ink sketches. Donald Eckenfelder, Ramsey, its newly elected officers. . The sorority will mark its 30th brother of the bridegroom, was Mrs. Philip C. Carting is the anniversary April 30. The chapter the best man. Ushers were Dan- new president; Mrs. Evan Baker, will hold a dinner-dance April 29 iel Jessel, Red Bank, and Law- vice-president; Mrs. Edward in the Alpine Manor, Atlantic rence Behr, Cliffwood, cousin of Daubenschmidt, treasurer, and Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Theo- the, bride. I Mrs. John Quinn, secretary. dore M. Marko will be guests of Home Reception Mrs. Carling appointed the the chapter. A reception was held in the committee chairmen; Mrs. Don- ald McMurray, ways and means; Mrs. Cuje is chairman of the home of the bride's oarents. For Mrs. Joseph Pryor, Sr., Mrs. Al-anniversary dinner. Assisting on their wedding trip to Florida, fred Lankenau and Mrs. Theo- the committee are Mrs. Edward the bride wore a suit of black Meehan, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. and white check, black straw 3Sth ANNIVERSARY of Court St. James, Catholic Daughters of America, was dore Labrecque, altar care; Mrs. Mrs. James Quinn, good and wel-Robert McLaughlio. hat, black patent leather acces- sories and a corsage of white marked af a dinner Tuesday honoring Miss Helen C. Lang, right center, of Red 'are; Mrs. Frank Leslie, mem- At the anniversary dinner Mrs. Bank, a charter member and past grand regent of the court. Congratulating her is bership; Mrs. Walter L. Carr, cymbidiums. When they return, George Harrison, Red Bank, pres- they will reside In Point Pleas- Mri. Frederick J. Richards, River Plaza, grand regent. Mrs. John Schuster, Mid- flower arrangements; Mrs. Rang- ident of the chapter, will present ner Hedberg, kitchen; Mrs. John the Founders- Day pledge from ant. , • dlatown, left, was dinner chairman; Mrs. Alida Travers, Red Bank, extreme right, M. Cain, telephone; and Mrs. Walter Ross, founder of the In, The bride was graduated from was the court's first grand regent. Charles Moeller, Jr., hospitality. ternational sorority. . .,„ Atlantic Highlands High School They will serve two years. and attended Davis and Elkins Officers will be Installed at the Charter Member AUXILIARY MEETS The Society wilt sponsor a College, West Virginia. An alum- luncheon and fashion show Satur- next meeting, April 24 at 8:15 na of Katherine Gibbs School, HOLMDEL — The Ladies Aux- day, April 29 in the Shadowbrook, p.m. in the home of Mrs. Frank New York City, Mrs. Eckenfeld- iliary of the Holmdel Fire Co. Shrewsbury. Fashions will be Altschal, Jr., Campbell Ave., Riv- er was employed by th» Bendix er Plaza. Mrs. Altschal and Mrs. Corp., Eatontown. Miss Lang Is Honored met recently in the home of Mrs. from B. Altman and Co. Mrs. William Graff will receive their Harold Holmes, Colts Neck. As- Charles Preston is chairman of Ritual of Jewels pin at this meet- A graduate of Memorial High sisting hostesses were Mrs. Fred the event. ing after six-months of pledge School, Pelham, N. Y., the bride- Harrison and Mrs. John Hulsebos. Plans also are under way for training. groom received his bachelor of At CD A Anniversary the annual mother-daughter com- science degree in engineering The auxiliary's current project munion breakfast which will be Mrs. Emmett Cherne of New physics from New York Univer- EATONTOWN — Court S William H. Hoffmann, Rumson, is dressing dolls for the Salva- held Mother's Day, May 14 in Monmouth, service chairman, an- sity, where he was a member of James, Catholic Daughters were chairman of the dinner. tion Army. After the meeting the church Hall after the 9 a.m. nounced that the chapter will be Zeta Phi fraternity. He is a sen- America, paid tribute to one Representatives of more than games were directed by Mrs. Rob-mass. Sister Victor of the St. making bootees and bibs for pres- ior project engineer at Bendix its charter members. Miss Helei 10 courts in Area 10 attended. ert Voorhees and Mrs, Joseph Agnes Convent, Atlantic High- entation to the Atlantic Highlands Corp., Eatontown, and served as C Lang of Red Bank, at a di At one time, Miss Lang served Phillips. lands, will be guest speaker. Nursing home In June. Mrs. Robert C. Eckenfelder a lieutenant in the Army. ' ner Tuesday marking the 35tli as their district deputy. For her daughter's wedding, anniversary of the court. Mrs. Doucha wore a rose beige The dinner, attended by 125 per lace dress, tan flower hat, match- cons, was held in Joseph's Res- PTA Plans Ing accessories and an orchid taurant Men Dominate the Cast of The. Mikado' corsage. The bridegroom's moth- Rt Rev. Msgr. Eramett er chose a champagne organza Monahan, pastor of St. James Communion dress, matching organza hat and guest speaker, said that CDA accessories and an orchid cor- an organization which bring: Qilbert and Sullivan Operetta Opens Tomorrow forth Catholic womanhood Breakfast which Miss Lang is a fine ex- RED BANK — The Parent- Curtain time opening night E. I. duPont deNemours and Co., ample. Teacher Association of St. An- at 8:30, and Sunday at 3 p.m. Par|in. Auxiliary Gets Miss Lang, a past grand regen! thony's Catholic Church will hold Mr. Andrews is singing his first Bright Spot of the court,' has served everj mother-daughter communion role with the chorus. Born in A bright spot in the produc- committee and office over the breakfast Sunday in Crystal England, he came to this country tion will be the debut of Mark New Member period of 35 years. As district Brook Inn. Eatontown. Mrs. Dom- in 1349 from his home in Wor- Bentley, 14-year-old son of Mrs. UNION BEACH—Mrs. Thomas deputy of CDA she has served inic Garruto is chairman of the thington, Sussex-County, and be- S. B. Bentley of Rumson. He will Meagher, a new member, was in that capacity for 12 years. Shi annual event which will follow 8 came a naturalized citizen. He appear as the Mikado's page. A welcomed at a meeting Thursday also is a trustee. Younger of- a.m. mass. majored in fine arts at Londoi Gilbert and Sullivan devotee since University, and studied dram: of the Ladies Auxiliary of the ficers are accustomed to going Brother Clement Patrick of the age of 9, Mark attended St. First Aid Squad. to her with CDA "'problems," it and elocution. Mr. Andrews is Thomas Church Choir School in Christian Brothers Academy, Lin- sistant manager of Household Fi New York for two years and was Mrs. Robert Orr was named was brought out croft, will be guest speaker. nance Corp., Asbury Part a soprano soloist with the choir. chairman of a show titled "Home " Mrs. Frederick A. Richards, Brother Patrick, a native of Interior and Gifts," to be held branch. A native of Lancaster. Pa., Mr. grand regent, stated that Miss New York City, received his bach- in the squad building May 3 at elor's degree from Manhattan William Nielsen Wallace is an alumnu3 of Franklin Lang was a "dedicated woman and Marshall College. After 8 p.m. The show will be open to CDA." College, and his masters degree Well-known for his particular!) to the public. at Columbia University. He has sensitive Gilbert and Sullivan in- World War 2, he was merchandise Also Cited been a member of the Christian terpretations, Mr. Nielsen has director of "Stop the Music," ra- The birthday of Mrs. Clarence The first grand regent of the Brothers since 1932 and has served as president of the Mon- dio and televison give-away pro- McQueen, Jr., was celebrated. court Mrs. Atida Travers of Red served as director of four schools: mouth Civic Chorus for the pasl gram, which was the start of his Refershments were served b" Bank, also was given tribute by Ascension, New York City; St. three years. The authentic Orien- career in television. Mrs. George Ader. the court which has 17 charter Raymond's, Bronx; La Salle Mili- tal scenery for/The Mikado" ia An account executive for Video The group will meet again or members. tary Academy, Albany; and St. credited to his artistic talents am Tape Productions. New York". Mr. May 4. Guests were Miss Florence V. Joseph's Novitiate, Tarrytown. that of his co-chairman of scen- Wallace served as a member of Gorman. Bayonne, state regent: He has been vocational director John Andrews ery Patrick McCall, New Mon- Howard Heinsius a five-man team which criss Fire Auxiliary Mrs. Walter Bock. Haddonfield, For the Christian Brothers for mouth. crossed the country arranging state secretary; Mrs. Helen Gan seven years. Brother Patrick RUMSON — Leading men ap- Mr. Nielsen is a chief engineei will mark his second appearance television appearance for former To Hold Party ran, Perth Amboy, state treas- teaches Latin, English, and pearing in Gilbert and Sullivan's with California Oil Company, with the chorus tomorrow night. Vjce President Richard M.. Nixon voice chorus and a 30-piece sym- urer and Mrs. Frederick T. Kir- operetta "The Mikado" to be pre-Perth Amboy, and musical direc- He was a featured bass soloist during his bid. for the presidency, h h LINCROFT — The Ladles-Aux- ipeech at the academy in Lin- 1 phony orchestra composed of pro-iliary of the Lincroft Fire Com- wan. Belford, district deputy. croft. sented by the Monmouth Civic tor of the Bamboo Butlers,-a pop- with the chorus in the "Messiah, As director of staging for "The ular barbershop quartet In thi for which he won the acclaim of Mikado," Mr. Wallace is known pany will hold a card party May Mrs. A. J. Patterson, Fair Ha- Chorus tomorrow and Sunday 19 at 8 p.m. in the fire house. ven was toastmasteY. Mrs. John shore area. Before joining the critics. as a task master with a sense g y are John Andrews, Middletown; production are Georgene Byrne, Mrs. John Flockhart is chairman Schuster, Mlddletown, and Mrs. Center to Hold William Nielsen, Rumson; How- Monmouth Civic Chorus, the ten An alumnus of the University of humor. Oceanport, as Yum-Yum; Patrl or sang with the Lafayette Co] of Colorado, he starred in ora- and Mrs. Arthur Paulina and ard Heinsius, Little Silver; Wil- Chorus Director cia Martin, West Long Branch, as Sale of Plants lege Glee Club and the Coast torios and operas and was bass Mrs. Harry Seylaz are assist- liam Shoppell, Neptune, and Founder of MCC and its direc- Katisha; Ruth Schlosberg, Mid- ant chairman. OCEANPORT—The Oceanport juard Academy Glee Club. soloist with the Lynn Singers In tor since its organization In 1949, dletown, as Pitte-Sing, and Fanny Community Center is currently Vaughan Chambers, Fair Haven. A graduate of Cornell Univers Denver. He appeared in concerts Mrs. Harry Baum has been sponsoring a geranium sale for Mr. Pagdin, an engineer by pro- McCallum, Atlantic Highlands, as named chairman of the nom- The operetta will be given in the at Monmouth College under the Peep-Bo. the benefit of the center. Orders theater of Rumson-Fair Haven musical direction of Felix Mol- inating committee. are also being taken for coleus Regional High School. zer, and is soloist with the Asbury Richard Westee, New Shrews- Hostesses at the auxiliary's and ageralum plants with deliv- Park summer concert series. He bury, and Mrs. Wesley Crazier, recent meeting were Mrs. Rob- ery to be made before Memorial Andrews will appear in the bass studied with George Lynn, Den- Fair Haven, are in charge of ert Nlmon and Mrs. William Day. role of the Mikado. Nielsen, a ten- ver, and Sidney Beitch, New tickets. Heidt. Chairman of the project is Mrs.or, will appear as KoKo, the York City, and is prominent as r Edward Laurino. Committee Oriental lord high executioner. a church singer. members are Mrs. Ernest Hoff- Tenor soloist Heinsius will sing A graduate of Swarthmore Col- Kitty Kelly: Expert professional man, Mrs. George Webb, Mrs. the role of Nanki-Poo, the Orien- lege and Massachusetts Institute 244w. nursing cars Raymond NHz, Mrs. Leonard tal hero of the musical comedy; of Technology, Mr. Chambers Nass, Frank Christopher and Shoppell, bass soloist, the role of has been a member of MCC for Clings to Tragedy Licensed by the Dept. Lester Mackey, all of Ooeanport. pompous Pooh-Bah, and Cham- six years. His Interest in drama, Of Institutions and Agencies bers, bass soloist. Pish-Tush, especially Shakespeare, was fos- Dear Kitty: an affair with her sister. Aa a Of New Jersey Japanese lord. CLUB HOSTESS tered during his college years. He I am 19 and very much in love result I moved. At first my sis- UNION BEACH — Mrs. James Pagdin Directs appeared as bass soloist with the with a 'man of 28. Seven years ter-in-)aw suspected nothing but HILLTOP McCoy was hostess at a lunch- The colorful musical comedy is chorus In Gilbert and Sullivan's ago he was in an automobile now I think she does, (or she nUVATE HUBSCTQ ROME. INC. eon and meeting of the Regular under the musical direction of W. operetta "Yeomen of the Guard." accident with his fiancee. He wasand my brother quarrel a lot and Khigs Hwy. Mlddletown Women's Democratic Club last Gordon Pagdin, Little Silver. Al- He is a research supervisor with at fault and his fiancee killed. they never did that before. I OS 1-0177 eek in the Daughters of Amer- lan Wallace, Atlantic Highlands, He cannot forget and ;s honest hate to see their lives ruined. :a hall. A card Dartv followed is stage director. about this; says he thinks the They have a sweet little boy. Shower Given world of me but doubts if he Should I forget the whole thing SHREWSBURY - Mrs. James could ever bring himself to mar-and not meddle, or tell my broth- Mr. Kilgallon De Vaney, Shrewsbury, was hon- ry. He is moody and becomes er off? _J. Are You Playing The ored at a baby shower given angry if I cry when he tells me Dear J.: There are times Wed in Florida William Nielsen recently by Mrs. Herbert Swan- William Shoppell these things. I would gladly be when silence Is golden and this son in her home, 44 Garfield PI. second choice if he only would Is one of those times. You'll Host This Week-end? FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — ty, Mr. Heinsius was tenor solois Announcement is made of the Mrs. Fred Tapper was co-hostess. fession, is an alumnus of Cooper marry me. Yet he is jealous if get no thanks for talking out Strvt From The Wine Barrel and student director of the famed Guests were Mrs. Alonzb De Union. He is director of engineer- I show interest (feigned on ny of turn* marriage of Mrs. Robert W. Car-Cornell Glee Club. He is vice Serve The Finest. penter of Delray Beach and aney, Mrs. Frank Cassidy, Mrs. ing at P. Ballantine and Son, part) In any other man. president of Needham and Gra-Ralph Marone, Mrs. Florence Newark. Am I doing wrong or right In Dear Kitty: leer On Ice At All Times. Downers Grove, 111., to Frank ham Advertising Agency, New Jenkins, Mrs. Robert Swannell, Kilgallon of Alpine, N.J., former He developed an early Interest continuing to see him under these E. G. wrote that she didn't York City. The operatic tenor has Mrs. William Herden, Mrs. want her ^year-old daughter to manager of the Rumson Hotel, played a number of major roles James Borden, Mrs. Vincent in music as a piano student at circumstances? I can't bear the Wine Barrel Rumson, N.J. in previous chorus productions o the age of 5. He studied conduct- thought of day after day going take a bubble-bath. I'm a little Hammond, Mrs. William Lam- by without him and knowing there girl and my mother and I think MONMOUTH ST. We Deliver CALL The wedding took place here Gilbert and Sullivan and ap- bertson, Mrs. Pearl Lipplncott, ing with Edgar Lord, who was peared in the December perform formerly with the Boston Sym- is know one to comfort him. that's absurd. After all, what Is RED BANK SH 7-1919 March 22 in Church-By-The Sea. vliss Linda Hammond. Miss Vlr- a bubble bath for, if not to please The couple will reside at 3400 ance of Handel's "Messiah." ;inia Herden, all of Shrewsbury; phony. —Miserable Ars. James Herden, Red Bank; the young? It also . encourages South Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach, Music Teacher Mr. Pagdin was a member of Dear Miserable: Hard though them to bathe. My mother and I until May, when they leave to A teacher of instrumental mu- Mrs. Walter Hemhauser, Lin- the New York Oratorio Society It Is, don't temporize. Either croft; Mrs. Peter Hart, ^alr Ha- enjoy your column very much spend the summer at LaJolla, sic in the Asbury Park elemen- and Gilbert and Sullivan. In "The this man loves you, or he does- and think It educational. Calif. tary school system, Mr. Shoppel ran; Mrs. Edith Brower, Leon- and was baritone soloist at St. n't. Granted his exoerlence was IRFSANEW rdo; Mrs. Margaret Steldel tragic but, If he Is a man of B. G., Ontario Patrick's Cathedral. New York Dear B. G.: What a nice ind Miss Lydla Metzgar, Eaton- City. Over the years he has di- character, he will develope be- cause of it. In any event, only friendly letter! I thoroughly Own, and Mrs.Martin Sheedy, rected the chorus In distinguished agree with you about bubble- Brooklyn. works by Mendelssohn, Handel, by freeing him can you hold him. Coddling won't help. bathing for young — and old. It isn't the living area you PRESCRIPTIONS have, but what you put into Kitty: Send your problems to Kitty it. Draperies, furniture, carpet LECTURE Kelly. Enclose a stamned, self- and wall coverings must all I am hoping you can help me addressed enve'ooe and address harmonize to give you the ef- More and more people every day rot to worjy. When I first came her In care of The Red Bank fect you are striving for. New are bringing their prescriptions to i PROBLEM OF FREEDOM to the city I stayed with my Register. Helpful leaflets avail- ideas or old ones, if in good Rltz Drugs. JOIN THEM AND brother and his wife. It soon be- able. Write for "On Being Popu- taste, can be made to work" SAVE WITH SAFETYI BY came evident that he was having for you. REVEREND BONAVENTURE CROWLEY, 0. P., S. T. D. When you use an interior Father Crowley is one of the outstanding speakers an^ decorator, good taste, Free Pickup and Delivery i Theologians In the United States. His talk will be a !•••••••• fine design, and a beau- tifully furnished home summation of the previous five lectures on Freedom.

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SH I-I7&2 RED BANK PIUS, XII INSTITUTE OP ADULT EDUCATION • HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN • ••••••••SH 1-2254 , I • Elizabeth Storch Weds Harry Simpson Around Monmouth BANK REGISTER Friday, April 14, 1961-13 BELMAR — In St. Rose Cath- The bride,-a graduate of St. olic High School, the bridegroom With Mill! olic Church Saturday, Miss Eliza- Michael's Hospital School of Is attending the School of Petro- 8y Mrs. Albert J. Hruika beth Storch, daughter of Mri Nursing, Newark, waa an opera- leum Engineering,' in Norman, and Mrs. Frederick William ting room nurse at Monmouth Okla. The couple will live in Nor- Monday was Sen. Walter H. Among the more than 60 per- Stdreb. an F St., South Belmar, Medical Center, Long Branch. man until he completes his stud- Jones Day in Monmouth County. sons who attended the break- was married to Harry Frederick A graduate of Red Bank Cath- ies. He and his county chairman, fast (o meet Mr. Mitchell were Simpson, »on of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Carhart, Avon, were Mrs. Geraldlne L. Thompson of Harry F. Simpson, 87 11th St.. the guests , of the Harry W. Brookdale Farm, Lincroft; Miss Belford. Berghs of Oak Hill, Middletown. Laura Harding of Holmdel, Rev. Peter Sheridan, of St. Mayor and Mrs. Peter J. Waters president of MCOSS; J. Harold Raphael Novitate, Lafayette, cous- of Matawan Township, Mr. andHendrickson, vice president in of the bride, officiated. .A re- Mrs. Richard Crandell of Hazlet, Monmouth County Bank, and ception was held in the Beau Mrs. George Delorme of Atlantic Mabel Brown, editor of the Rivage, Spring Lake. Highlands, the Robert Pattons of Keyport Weekly and the Mata- Given In marriage by her fa Middletowri, Alfred U. Pi«s of wan News; Mrs. Calvin Bell ther, the bride wore a long' Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. Francis of Matawan; Ernest Peseux, sleeved gown of peau de soie X. Brooke of Hazlet, Mrs. Wil-Mrs. Charles Nation, Mr. and with Alencon lace appliques on liam G. Carhart of Avon and Mrs. Mrs. William C. Rlker, Mrs. Kathleen Clark of Brielle. the'princess-line bodice and full- Douglas Marshall and Mrs.. length skirt terminating In a Albert Flemmer, all of Holm- chapel train. Her four-tier veil The Walter Isbrandtsena of del; Mrs. W. F. Edwards, Jr was attached to a peau de soie Haddon Park, Fair Haven, will of Union Beach and Mr. rose and she carried a cascade entertain at cocktails tonight Mitchell's uncle, the celebrated bouquet of orchids. preceding the supper dance at actor, Thomas Mitchell. Mra. Kenneth R. Duffie, Eaton- The Rumson for the River Rats. From the Lubkert house the town, was matron of honor. At- and their Lassies. Mitchell party went on to the tendants were Miss Margaret William C. James house in Port- Storch, Belmar, sister of the Raising in popularity on the aupeck where Mrs. Dorman Mc- bride, and Mrs. Robert Nixon, night club and private party cir- Faddin, Jr. was hostess assisted' Long Stanch, They wore aft- cuit are "The Westerners," a by Leone Lane of Highlands. ernoon gowns of taffeta trimmed local trio, headed by Stan Mount About 70 persons attended the with Chantllly lace, and matching of Highlands, with Bob Bowden of luncheon and cocktail party. rose headpieces, The honor at- Long Branch and Johnny Poole Mrs. Taylor's committee included WAITING AT THE TRAIN with a boxful of rotes for women commuters ara Stain- tendant's gown was In deep rasp- of Oceanport. Mrs.- McFaddin, Mrs. Lane, bach Company representatives Mrs. Paul Camp!, Frederick E. Schlositr, Red Bank berry with, matching accessories Stan and Bob play guitars and Gloria Russell of Little Silver store manager, and Mrs. Louis Prate. Object — ts herald Steinbach's Faitival and the attendants, In heather- sing and Johnny accompanies and Shirley Minton of Shrews- color. They carried bell and chain them on an accordion. bury. Guestt there included Philip of Roses opening in the Red Bank store today at 9:30 a.m. o! Happiness roses. H. Harrison of Red Bank, Free Tuesday was James P. Mitchell holder Abram Voorhees of Mana- Thomas Hintelmann, Red Bank, Day in the county, Mr. and Mrs.squan, Irving E. Keith of Brad- was best man. Ushers were Paul Mitchell, whose home Is in Little ley Beach, the Clifford Vander- May Installation Simpson, Belford, brother of the Silver, began a heavily icheduled hoffs of Shark River Hills, Mrs. bridegroom, and Kenneth C. Duf- day of personal appearances ar- Robert James of West End, Mrs. fie, Eatontown. - ranged by Sylvia Taylor of Rum-William Throckmorton, Mrs. For her daughter's wedding, son. She is chairman of the Citi Jules Uzdilla, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Mrs. Storch chose an afternoon Junior Club Elects Mrs. Ulan zens and Independents for MilFoggia, Mrs. Harlan Bryant, a! gown of brass green organza, Mrs. Harry F. Simpson chell Committee. The group hadof Portaupeck, the Robert LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Jo-the Mother-Daughter Banquet niors will participate in a flow- matching accessories and a cor- 1 breakfast at the very old, very Readys, Mrs. Nicholas Kaufman, seph Ulan was elected president May 25, at 7:30 p.m. in Rumson show to be presented by the sage of pink miniature roses. The lovely home of Harry and Addie and Mrs. X. S. Smith, all of Rum- of the Junior Woman's Club at Hotel. Mrs. Frank De Gennaro is enior club May 24 in the club bridegroom's mother wore a blue Lubkert, Crawford'! Corner Rd son and Mayor and Mrs. Edward a meeting Monday in the club chairman of the affair. louse. Mrs. Herbert Swanson, gown, matching accessories and Engagements Holmdel. C. Wilson of Oceanport. house, Rumson Rd. Rehearsals are in progress for iarden chairman, announced that an orchid corsage. Tea at Chal-Mar Farm, the Also elected were Mrs. Herbert the fifth district music festival NEW SHREWSBURY - Mr. he themo will be "My Lady's RUMSON — Mrs. John Rob beautiful estate of the David H. Swanson, first vice president, April. 28, in Spring Lake Com- and Mrs. Charles Stosik, 12 Carl- ewels." bin», 87 Avenue of Two Rivers, Marxes in Shrewsbury was theMrs. Donald Apgar, second vice munity House. Taking part are tan Dr., announce the engagement announces the engagement of hei Garden Club Mrs. Swanson noted that the MD Dance next stop. president; Mrs. Charles Rose, Mrs. John Antiiiff, drama and iivercrest Nursing Home thanked of their daughter, Miss Marilyn daughter, Miss Brenda Joyct corresponding secretary; Mrs. music chairman; Mrs. Robert Nel- Janette Stosik, to Gordon Halvor- Brown, to Donald Richard Hodg. More than 150 persons at- er department for flowers and tended the tea which was ar-George Curchin, recording sec- son, Mrs. Frank Palaia, Mrs. Ar- lants given during the year. To Feature sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nils Hal- kiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hodg- Plans Trip retary; Mrs. Arthur Wade, treas- thur Wade, Mrs. Frank Williams, vorsen, 125 Water St. kiss, 96 Forman St., Fair Haven. ranged by the committee and Mrs. Edward Carroll, first vice the Shrewsbury Women's Re- urer; and Mrs. Robert Gunther, and Mrs. Apgar, Little Silver; resident, announced the dona- 20's Theme To Tuxedo publican Club for which Mrs. assistant treasurer. Mrs. Michael Bivona, Rumson; ion by the club of new draperies X.' ' Installation will take place at The evening department and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS', NEW SHREWSBURY — The Marx so graciously loaned her ir the club house. Funds for the benefit dance for the Monmouth Garden Club executive board met lovely house. ;ift were raised through a card County Chapter, Muscular Dys- Wednesday In the home of it! Assisting Mrs. Marx was Mrs iarty held recently in the club. trophy Associations of America, president, Mrs. William Hardin Warren B. Minton, Mrs. Joseph Woman's Club Elects Mrs. Frank Williams was wel- Saturday at 9 p.m. in Cabin-In- 190 Riveredge Rd, A buffet sup-T. Gauss, Mrs. Maynard Rollins :omed into the club as a new The-Sky will feature a "Roaring per preceded the meeting. Mrs. Joseph Seufert, Mrs. James •nember. Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Twenties Review" by the Wom- The club is making plans for a Staples and Mrs. William Leary Ir., membership chairman, an- an's Community Club of Eaton- flower show which will be held all of Shrewsbury, Mrs. Rober New Slate in Rumson lounced that the spring member- town. June 7 in the Wayside Methodis Henck and Mrs. Nelson Holden ol hip tea will be held in the home Church. New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Don RUMSON - Mrs. Louis Mellaci Mrs. Raymond Annacone, if Mrs. E. R. Weaver, the club's Club members In the Charleston was re-elected president of the hairman of the American home number will be Mrs. Vincent Fes- The club will meet April 26 atS. Castleman of Little Silver. enior adviser April 22 at 3 p.m. Rumson Woman's Club at a meet- [epartment, announced a lecture The garden department was in ta, Mrs. Harry Combery, Mrs. 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Marilyn and Frederick Rowse Ing recently in Bingham Hall. n Wedgewood china will be giv- charge of the evening's program, Robert Hannan, Mrs. Harold Har- James Feehan, 281 Riverbrook opened their house on Buena Other officers elected are Mrs. n April 25 at 8:30 p.m. in thejuest speaker was Harold King, man, Mrs. Andrew Meyer, Mrs. Ave., tiincrott. The program will Vista Ave. at Rumson Rd., Kenneth White, vice president; ome of Frank Messina, Button- :reasurer of the Monmouth El- Robert Quinn, and Mrs. Leon be presented by Mrs. Karl Leist- Rumson to the Mitchells for Mrs, David Warner, treasurer; tood Dr., Shrewsbury. Mr. Mes-Jeron Horticultural Society. Mr. Smock. ner. Her topic will be "Mow to cocktails. Mrs. Lynn Farnham, recording ina will conduct a tour of his ting illustrated his talk with Can-can dancen will be Mrs. Grow and Use Savory Sweet No one counted the guests secretary; and Mrs. A. R. Mac- ome to show his personal col ides from recent flower shows. Theodore Evert, Mrs. Douglas Herbs." but there were probably 200 Kenzie, corresponding secretary. :ction of Wedgewood. Guests were Mrs. Lawrence Burkett, Mrs. Robert Hannan, or more there. A film, "This Is New Jersey," Hostesses for the evening .lihlon, Mrs. Wolfgang Koenlg, Mrs. Andrew Meyers and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Lltt- was shown. /ere: Mrs. Harden Fowler and vlrs. Howard Cohen, Mrs. Ken- Thomas Saunders. man of New Shrewsbury ar- Bnai Brith New members Joining the club /Irs. David DesBiens, co-chair- leth De Groot, and Mrs. Holland rived home this week for a Solos will be by Mrs. John are: Mrs. Edward Allegra, Mrsnan. , assisted by: Mrs. Lynn 4cTyiere, Red Bank; Mrs. Wil- three-weeks cruise aboard the Smock and a pantomime by Mrs. Benjamin Brittihgham, Mrs. Ce-rarnham, Mrs. Rex Goodnough iam Wyckoff, Jr., Little Silver; Miss Marilyn J. Stosik Miss Brenda J. Brown S.S. Homeric. They visited Ja- Gordon Cartwright. An Interpre- Installs Slate cil Crowell, Mrs. John Foster, .Irs. Thomas Gran, and Mrsmd Mrs. Richard Sarpolus, At- tation of "Don't Bring Lulu" will maica, St. Thomas, St. Kitts Miss Stosik is a graduate of Miss Brown, also the daughtei KEYPORT — The Bnai Brith Mrs. Edward Johnson, Mrs. Vin- 'aul Hennessey. antic Highlands. feature Mrs. Leon Smock, Mrs. and San Juan. Red Bank High School and iis of James Brown of Scotch Plains, Women Ayelet Chapter installed cent Nurney, Mrs. Basil Petach, Mrs. George Curchin, and Mrs. Thomas Saunders and Mrs. Wil- The executive board meeting employed as a legal secretary for is a graduate of Rumson-Fa officers in Buttonwood Manor, Mrs. Harry Rubley, Mrs. Michael Duncan Morrison of Little Silver; bur Rau. Master of ceremonies Mrs. J. Parke Logan of Red vill be held in the home of Mrs Fredric Baar, Red Bank attor- Haven Regional High School. Shi Matawan, Monday. Mrs. Saul Dia- Rupp, Mrs. John Valentine, Mrs. Mrs. Bruce Feiring and Mrs.' will be Mrs. William Ramsay. mond was Installed as president, Bank is chairman of the luncheon Sliver Macintosh, Monmouth ney. is completing her senior year Katherine Warburton and Mrs\ve. Navesink, on April 24 at Gunther, Fair Haven; Mrs. Co- Vocalists will be Miss Lillian Me. Other officers are: Mrs. How-and fashion show given for theHoward Rowett, all of Rumson; Mr. Halvorsen also Is a gradu- Englewood Hospital School 1:30 p.m. :» hen and Mrs. de Groot were Donald and Lt. Howard Hickey. ard Maimed, first vice president; benefit of the Oceanic Free Li- and Mrs. Robert Gedry, Red ate of Red Bank High School andnursing. The next regular meeting wil hostesses. Mrs. Jack Goldberg, second vie brary, Rumson. Bank; Mrs. Robert Newman, Lo- is employed by the Nestles Com- Mr. Hodkiss. also a gradual 3e on June 5 at Bingham Hall. The club will meet again May president; Mrs. Cecil Sprung, It is set for April 19 at cust; Mrs. Sigurd Olving. River- pany, Freehold. He served in theof Rumson-Fair Haven Region Mrs. Macintosh, chairman of the at S p.m. at the club house. third vice president; Mrs. Leon- Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, with side Heights; Mrs. Ronald Vig- Garden Club Marine Corps. High School, is employed by th fashions by Jean Swartz of As- garden department, announced a American Stores, ard Goldberg, corresponding sec- neault, Shrewsbury; and MrsFlower show will be held with all o BODY OIL The wedding la planned for retary; Mrs. Daniel Greenspan, bury Park to be modeled by Joel Greenspan, Elberon. A September wedding Mm. Q. A. S. McKean, Jr., ;lub members invited to partici • HAIR OIL Plans Show Nov. 11. planned. treasurer; Mrs. Eugene Krohn, so- The new officers and members late. Bernard Spiwak will judge ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — cial secretary; Mrs. Ernest Kar- Mrs. Frederick Rowse, Mrs. will be installed at a dinner in • FACE OIL Michael Guarlno, Mrs. Frank he show. Mrs. John Ryan, chair- Plans for a bus trip to Sterling lin, recording secretary; Mrs. the Rumson Hotel May 1 at 7:30nan1 of-the drama department, MID'S HAIR CLINIC Forest Gardens, Tuxedo, N. Y., Leonard Miller, historian; Mrs. Gilbertson and Mrs. H. D. Vanp.m. Mrs. Charles Sully is chair Namen, all of Rumson, Mrs. •eported a skit will be presented 90 W. Front St., Red Bank May 18 were completed at George Frankel. sentinel, and man, assisted by Mrs. Francis )y her department members. meeting of the Atlantic Highlands Guild Hears Poetess Mrs. Victor Miller, counselor. Charles M. Preston of Fair Nary and Mrs. Joseph Hayes. Haven, Mrs. Edward N. Scud- Garden Club last week in the Sea RED BANK — Poetry was the was inspired by the stainec Trustees named to serve for the der, Jr. of Locust, Mrs. Benja- Scout building, Municipal Yacht topic of the evening Wednesday BENEFIT CARD PARTY glass window over the altar coming year are: Mrs. Jack La- min Edelstcln of Asbury Park Harbor. Mrs. Elbert Mason, 27 at a meeting of the Woman's Trinity Church. She presented WANAMASSA — A card party for your Spring fashions jar, Mrs. Charles Goldstein, Mrs. and Mrs. Nicholas Homicko of Mount Ave.; Is chairman of the Guild of Trinity Episcopal copy of the poem to the mem and fashion show sponsored by Jerome Feuer, Mrs. Albert Gold- Little Silver. trip. Church. bers. man, Mrs. Saul Hunt, Mrs. Nor- the Monmouth-Ocean Chapter of COLD WAVE Mrs. Lewis Prentice of Rumson the National Secretaries Associa The group will purchase three Mrs. Katharyn Wolcott Grouls, man Wersan, Mrs. Saul Wald- In speaking of her family, Mrs, is directing the fashion show and tion will be held tonight In Cy- COMPLETE books for die town library. Mrs. local poet, was the speaker. Shs man, Mrs. Joseph Kessler, Mrs. Grouls mentioned that the authoi has arranged a "Second Act" press Inn. CUTTING & SETTING John Woodward Is chairman of reminisced about her own life of the famous "Elsie Dinsmore' Oscar Gross and Mrs. Jack Alt- the project. with authentic heirloom fashions Proceeds will benefit a scholar- 10. here and told stories about her mark. STYLING books, Martha Finley, was hei that will be worn by Mrs. Dyke ship fund for high school students A plant auction will be held at poetry. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Diamond great-aunt and that the charactei Halle of Applebrook, and Mrsplanning a secretarial career. the workshop meeting Thursday will attend the Bnai Brith Con- One of her Monmouth County Elsie was Mrs. Grout's- grand- John A. Crolius of Rumson. Mrs. Helen Pratt, Belmar and In the Sea Scout building. Mrs. vention in Atlantic City Sunday. poems, "Go With The Shepherds," mother. Mrs. Peter Hetzler of Rumson Mrs. Elsie Belmonte, Neptune AT Nick's Beauty Salon John Irwin, horticulture chair- A paid-up membership tea wil man, will be in charge. She will The nominating committee pre- s ticket chairman. are chairmen. 275 HIGHWAY 35 SH 7-9829 MIDDLETOWN sented the following slate for next be held in Crystal Brook Inn be assisted by Mrs. Waldron P. Eatontown, May 24. The program (Five Blocks North of Navesink River) year: Mrs. John J. Blust, Middle- Mrs. Charles Jay Kasse of Fox RUMMAGE SALE Smith and Mrs. Thomas Plitnik. Girl Scouts will include a fashion show. town, president; Mrs. Elmer Niel Hill Dr., Little Silver, and chil UNION BEACH — Mrs. Alfred Four members of the club will Clothes will be shown by Gerry son, Little Silver, vice president; dren, Stacy and Evans, are at Hennessy, Sr., has been named exhibit in the homes on the Marl- Price, Perth Amboy, and Win- Mrs, Oliver Stryker, Red Bank, home from a month's vacation in chairman of a rummage sale to . boro Hospital Maytime Tour May Hold Dinner ters Fur Salon, Red Bank. Mrs treasurer; Mrs. Harry C. Ross, Palm Beach were they were the be held in Fire Company One 16. The club will exhibit a sec- Miller is in charge of reserva- RED BANK — The second an- Atlantic Highlands, recording sec guests of Mrs. Kasse's parents fire house, Union Ave., April 27, tion on birds or conservation at r tions. the Monmouth Shopping Center nual banquet of Lincroft Inter- retary; and Mrs. John E. Bottin Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Alberts 28 and 29. Proceeds will be used Standard Flower Show, July 12 mediate Girl Scout troops was Fair Haven, corresponding sec- of South Ocean Blvd., Palm towards the purchase of new uni- and 13. Mrs. John Irwin is chair held recently in the First Metho- retary. Auxiliary Plans Beach. forms. man. dist Church of Red Bank. About Elections will be held at thi 90 girls and their parents attend- next meeting May 16. Brewery Visit ed. Mrs. Donald E. Lawes, Littl EATONTOWN — Ladies Auxil- Bridge Group One girl from each of the four Silver, was hostess, assisted bj iary of the Eatontown American troops represented her troop at Mra. Harry Sutton, Mrs. John Legion Post will visit the An- A REFRESHING Lists Scores the flag ceremony. They were Ju- Warren, Mrs. Walter A. Rullman, heuser-Busch Brewery in Newark dy Bennett of Troop 365, BarMrs- . William A. Wirth, and Mrs, MIDDLETOWN — There was June 7. THIRST QUENCHER bara Bennett of Troop 239, Gayle Clarence C. Rice. a nine-table Mitchell movement The auxiliary will meet May at the Community Duplicate Rumrill of Troop 287 and Amie Mrs. Nielson and Mrs. Blus 2 at 8 p.m. In the post home. Bridge Association session Braun of Troop 79. presided at the tea table. Cold - Fresh Pressed Wednesday at the Oaks, McGuires The invocation was given by ... Ctlor TV •• yeuV* ntvw Grove. Mrs. W. M. Moyle. district direc- Finish Course •nnllbtftralNtw plcturt dorilyl tor of Monmouth County. Mrs. E. New Coltr rtflliimt Naw •ailir High scorers North-South were SHREWSBURY — The Mothei Rumrill, neighborhood chair- SHERMAN'S fvnlnsl Niw pwfermanct and Antonio Dionlci, Lincroft and Mrs. and Baby Course for Expectant dtpandflbllityl Ntw programl— Bernard Natelson, Little Silver, man, gave the welcoming speech. Mrs. Doris McDonald was din-Parents was completed recently APPLE •fthtml first; Mr. and Mrs. E. Grant ner chairman. at the Monmouth County Red Sclieck, Allenhurst, second; Mr. Cross Chapter House, Broad St and Mrs. William Novogrod, As- Duane Opdyke, mariner scout, Mrs. Rosine Carotenuto, R.N bury Pork, third. spoke on boats and ship rigging;volunteer instructor, issued certif East-West high scorers were Barbara Elsele, candy striper icates to Mr. and Mrs. Gra Draperies CIDER Harry Haines, Ocean Grove and senior, spoke on hospital work; Kaplan and Mr. and Mrs. Johi SI- Mi. [unroll dio»4-240 1* U. plcftraf Nicholas Dispenziere, Mlddletown, and Jerl Powell gave a talk on Slipcovers Pure and delicious apple cider is the Ideal Goldsmith, Red Bank; and Mr, year-round refresher for the entire family. first; Bud Gottesman and William camping and program aids as a and Mrs. Christopher Etz and Mr, Upholstering Vail Blazer Senior Scout. This natural fruit drink has no preservatives Martin, both of West Long Branch and Mrs. H. E. Ulfers, Neptune, added . . . healthy for all ages. ,»econd; Frank McKendry and Or- Window Shades * Up to $300.00 Trade-ii, on your old IV! vllle Koch, Red Bank,-third. * Up to 36 months to pay! . RED BANK'S ONLY Table Pads The next open session will be * Make first payment within 60 days! held Wednesday at 8 p.m. Regis- Shop-at-Home Service tration is at 7:45 p.m. . Phono SH I-JS45 YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING COLD STORAGE VAULTS Sherman's 'TIL YOU GET NEW RCA VICTOR COLOR TV! 15th ANNIVERSARY FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS Home Decorators DELICIOUS ORCHARDS :{ KEYPORT — Mr. and Mrs. 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury SCOBEYVILLE. NEW JERSEY YOUR COLOR TV STORE George Frankel, Glehmoore SH 1-2848 FREE Parking Colts Neck-Tinton Falls County Rd. 517 Apts., were guests of honor at a SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN family dinner party in Ye Cot- • BONDED ROUTEMAN • ECONOMICAL RATES 3BL Salesroom Open Mott. thru Sat. 9 to 6 fage Inn Sunday. The couple were Closed All Day Easier Sunday Celebrating their 15th.wedding tn- .filversary. In the evening, Mr. ICON'S and Mrs. Frankel were hosts at WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK 14 BRUAD STREET RED BANK a buffet supper In their home. j 14-Friaay, April 14, 1951 RED BANK REGISTER promptly and accurately an- and quickly tell the itory of the Boro Report swered," the mayor said. state of affairs of the local gov. Set Training The officials praised the recent eminent. By Gettermani GINGER annual report of Borough Man- "It is the people we represent Program Lauded By ager C. Bernard Blym detailing and it is their money we are activities of the borough carried responsible for spending. We owe out under his supervision in the them i a complete accounting at For Scouts Candidates last year. all times and this report is help- OAKHURST — More than 300 KKANSBURG — Mayor James Illustrated with pictures and ful to that end. Our policy of an Moomouth County Boy Scout lead- J. Gravany and Councilman Mar- neatly composed, they said, it is open door and mutual respect be- en Will participate April 11 in « tin C. Lohsen pledged Wednesday a "fitting document to present to tween officials and taxpayer* has basic scouting training program been most successful and, if we a continuation of "the open door the public and a great Improve- •t Camp Housman, Farmingdate. ment over | mimeographed sheets are elected to new terms, will The "Show-and-Do" program, and good neighbor policy on lo- prepared in former years." continue." cal government." which will begin at 9 a.m., will Noting, criticism of the report Include instruction and1 practice Meeting at Mr. Gravany's home by T. Edward KInlin, a council BIRTHDAY DINNER in 20 basic Boy Scout skills, 10 with campaign supporters, the candidate and running mate of hour* of adult patrol.teamwork HIGHLANDS — Paul Joy, 119 Iotolth. vktia. of oi.p two, who are running together for incumbent Councilman Louis Col- poverty, flood, famine .. • »tr. and a competitive interpatrol ral- lichio, Mr. Gravany said: East Highland Ave., celebrated ly. A cookout and campfire will election to their third terms, said Us birthday at a dinner here close the day's activities. the practice of keeping the pub- "Certainly any candidate for of- Sunday in Cedar Inn. Among the fice in Keansburg should know guests were Mr. and Mn. Daltoa The training is designed pri- lic fully informed has been the that an annual report is required marily for scoutmasters and their keystone of progress and general Carhart, -Mr. and Mrs. William of the municipal manager by state Rausch, Mrs. Paul Joy, Mr. and assistants, members of troop. harmony in the last two adminis- law. committees, institutional repre- Mrs. Charles Bohrer and Nor sentatives and commissioners. trations. "Mr. Blum has the confidence man Kiumick. wsamr-Ons Great Hour of SbariRl Scoutmasters who are competing "We believe we have encouraged and respect of all officials of for the Scouter's Key, a national public confidence by establish- Keansburg because of his good CATHOUC—Bishops' R«Ref Fund if training award, must complete the ing policy whereby all records judgment and prudence. He rec- It adds upl More and -more program. and meetings are open to the ognizes the importance of pre- people use The Register ads each JEWISH—United Jewish Appeal ' public, and whereby all ques- senting to the people a document issue because results cume fas- Heading the group of scout of- "But I'm not hungry — and Bonxo lovei stew!" ter.—Advertisement. ficials who will conduct the day's tions which may arise will be which, can be readily understood activities is Dr. tdward Vopicka, of Rumson. Camping Display Lawrence S. Heppa, of Spring Lake, will direct an area dis- playing camping gadgets, pro- gram stimulators, campfire light- CRANB UNION'S ing ideas, ceremonial devices an emergency service equipment. The Show-and-Do Trail where the leaders will receive instruction in nearly 30 campini skills at various stations in th area will be under the direction GRAND of Wilfred F. Pine, of Avon. Subjects will include ropemak Ing, rope whipping, knot tying, first aid treatment, stretchei making, use of triangle bandages, use of the compass, tent pitch- ing and map making. WAY Jams F. Flynn, of Matawan, will conduct a competitive inter- patrol rally. Instruction in food DISCOUNT CENTERS preparation and cooking will be given by Robert H. Rickner and George R. O'Leary, both Middle- town residents. Francis E. Bruce, of Eatontown and Robert E. Bataille. of Elber- i on will manage the evening SAVE 16%-57%! campfire. Robert Herman and David Lo- patin. both of Freehold, are han- dling registrations for the Show and-Do. misses' 2-piece sand box with canvas The leadership training commit- junior boys' baseball tee of the Monmouth Council has announced plans to make the pro- gram an annual training event canopy, for Scout leaders. '\ jackets Jamaica set Bequests Made To Hospitals, Fire Companies FREEHOLD — Among recent CwpmH. wills probated by Surrogate Ed- VihtlN ward C. Broege was that of a Value 2 69 Freehold woman who left the And g»r 33 TripU-S . &2" long and bulk of her estate to hospitals Triple-S Blu* Stamps 36 wide! and fire departments in this area. Galvanized Ida C. Smock, who died Jan ^j\ •'• Famous baseball Excitingly styled cotton ihirkwln steel bottom!! 1 1 19, willed her estate as follows: ' z team imprints! sleevelets, scoop neck, poncho Canopy is ad- 1 20 per cent each to the Freehold *\J ' Washable poplin. top with Mexican hat print over justable and Fire Department and M. Ray- £^"^ . Zip front closing! multi-colored print Jamaica shorts. can be lowered mond McGowan; 15 per cent each Stripe knit trim, Available in lilac, sizes 8-16. to close the to Fitkln Hospital and Monmouth cotton flannel lining! s.iiul box com- Medical Center, and 10 per cent . Available in red & navy! pletely at each to the Freehold First Aid • Sizes 3 to 8! night! Squad, and the Adelphia and Colts Neck Fire Departments. Mrs. Lucy Nakashian, Ocean Township, who died Feb. 25, left one half of her estate to her daughter, Anna Boyajian, and one famous McGraw Edison quarter each to her granddaugh- "little league" fielders' w^^ ter,' Adrienne Boyajian, and her grandson, Gary Boyajian. William Schnoor, Sr., Belford, V power drill who died June 12, left his estate gloves to his son, Adrian Schnoor. Mrs. Jane Yorg, Shrewsbury, who died March 19. and Mrs Rose Bressman, Long Branch, 27 who died Feb. 19, both left their estates to their husbands. Frank Mendicino, Red Bank, girls' pedal who died Dec. 25; Everett A. Value 4.50 Woolfenden, Freehold, who died Comparable March 22; Henry G. Bawden, tlncroft, who died March 19; Jo- pusher sets A ceph J. Dennis, Long Branch, .w who died March 18, and Harry Baghdigian, Freehold, who died March 29, all left their estates SAVB 6.51 to their wives. • 2.6 amp drill with Jacobs • Famous pro player little Comparable geared chuck, trigger 2.70 OFFICIAL linLElUGUEBASEBUl 1.37 league fielders' glove! switch and pistol grip! Four Doctors, Value 2.9B Diibii itiKM ni ttruiio temi • All steerhide leather! Comparable • Capacity VA" steel, Vi" Architect Join sniiu uiinim iiiair uttii Lii|n Ml • Deep formed pocket! ValaeUJS in wood! lit LITTLE LEAGUE BAT 67' * Fully leather welted! And get 84 Triple-S Blue Stampi UK, enm, wHTow pin, itt ni IIU! Chamber laxBTtonTabrtos... Bteyknit, pelsbtd RED BANK — Four doctors cittiw, riaklt eerd! Soirt styles witk and an architect joined the Com- munity Chamber of Commerce ••Kb* wr eras toss aid attractive trtasl Wednesday. Sizes 3-61 ml 714! Toastmaster 10-pc. Membership was approved for: 1961 RCA-Whirlpool Drs. Anthony J, Perotta, Alex- ander Dr., River Plaza; Peter R. Brady, Park Ave., New Mon- auto, washer deluxe hair ng^> mouth; Philip L. Costa, 88 East men's casual Front St., and Gordon R. Smith, 231 Maple Ave., both of Red Bank. All are on the Staff 0 Riverview Hospital. cotton slacks The architect is James F. Rop- er, 103 East Front St., Red Bank The chamber has been conduct- 8«SA«'' ing a drive recently aimed at bringing more professional men Into the organization. Titles Cleared Francis J. Bolduc, executive • 2 speeds, 2 cycles, water vice president, announced that al level & water temperature Ivy models...pi titles have been cleared on prop- selectors! erty to the rear of stores on the front precuffedl • Magic Mu Dispenser Filter Wash n' wear finish Mfgrs. List 15.95 \ east side of Monmouth St. removes lint & to! The chamber hopes t'o'buy a combed cottons! Comparable Valu • Surgil.itor agitator removes Cross cords, pin cords, A complct; home right-of-way for $7,500 and deed even heaviest soil with ease! bartering kill Contains the land to the borough to pro- bedford cord weaves! 1.98 • Free delivery, tree service, Charcoal, olive, cactus, fine electric clipper with vide another parking lot. Mr. Bol lactory warranty, all new 1st blade Rtiard, trimming and due said 80 to 100 cars could be antelope, blue and And get 25 parked behind the stores at me- quality, no-trade-in ever black In group! shaping comb, neck cape, lubricating ters. required! • Sizes 29-421 Blua Stampi oil and complete instruction book! Hubert Farrow, Jr., said at- tempts have ^been made since U46 to secure the necessary land for additional parking. The borough has two parking lots on White St. and another lot STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEANSBURG, OPEN MON. THRU THUR. § H.W. TO 9 P.M.. mi. 9 A.M. TO II >* SIT. ft* MIL IIIM. between Linden PI. and Mechanic St, All the loti are metered. ] PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 15,1961... WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES, WHILE QUANTITIES LASTI , Use Our Want Ads Home Delivery For Quick Results BEDBANK SH I -0010 DAY I Independent Daily f Weak Dial [^ MONDAY THBOUOH FKlOAY-tn ICT / SH MHO NIGHT

Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1961,' 7c PER COPY New Jersey 'Conflict' Charge News Briefs Associated Press PRINCETON — Educational Heats Up Contest Testing Service indicated today that people who want to be law- yers will have to know more than just law. At least they will For Republicans if they want to get through the law school admission test, which is required by 86 of the nation's By The Associated Press law schools. Right now, the law Wcatlier Hard Republican politics, having school admission test simply at- eached the boiling point several tempts to measure aptitudes (or On Mitchell imes during the three-way racs law. But starting next November, or the party's gubernatorial it will seek to measure a candi- LITTLE SILVER — James lomination, remained in a super- date's writing ability and his P. Mitchell, a candidate for leated stage today over accusa- general cultural background, too. the Republican Gubernatorial ions of conflict of interest. Test takers will have to rewrite nomination, had his troubles Target of the charge was State and edit prose passages. And, with the weather yesterday. Sen. Walter H. Jones of Bergen they'll have to demonstrate that High tides left bis car County. • : they are aware of developments stranded under two feet of wa- And it appears certain the con- in science, history and the hu- ter on Point Rd., here. lict issue would stay hot for the manities. Unable to reach It, Mr. Mitch- ew days remaining before the ell got bach on the campaign rimary election Tuesday. trail via assistance of a bor- UNION CITY — A 25-year ough emergency truck. The accusation was made by old hospital patient went ber- Sen. Wayne Dumont, Jr, of serk yesterday, and shot six Warren County, who .claimed times at a priest and two po- the acceptance by Jones of licemen before he was wounded School Board $95,000 In legal fees from the and captured. The man Is Jo- Bergen County Sewer Author- SPECIAL FEATURE—Ken Tibadlo, Lake Whales, Flo., seph Caputo of 51S 18th St., a ity in two and a half years was originator of water kite skiing, will demonstrate the art patient of Lyons Veterans Hos- Rejects Bids "clear conflict of Interest." at a special water show off Marine Park tomorrow at pital. He got a rifle and The authority was created In climbed atop his house. Po- NEW JUDGE HONORED —Thomas J. Smith, Sr., Fair Haven, second from left, On Library 1944 by legislation supported by 2 p.m. Joining him will ba George Blair of Shrewsbury. lice and the priest, Rev. Jones. was tendered a testimonial luncheon yesterday in the Union Home by the Red' ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - Dis- The ihow will be part of the three-day boat show on Gerard Griffiths of St. Mich- The third GOP candidate, ael's Monastery pleaded with Bank Rotary Club. He recently wai «worn in as county judge to succeed John G. satisfied with prices quoted by Broad St. which opened this morning. bidders, the Board of Education James P. Mitchell, called on Caputo for an hour to come Giordano, second from right,.who resigned and has returned to private law prac- Jones for an explanation. "A down. Finally, a policeman's last night rejected all bids re- tice. Mr. Giordano was the principal speaker. Joining in the handshaking were ceived for electrical, heating and man who seeks any office and bullet struck him In the side. particularly one as powerful as Caputo was taken to North Harold Kelly, extreme left, general manager of The Red Bank Register and ser- ventilation work on the planned Concrete Plant Approved library addition to the school. the governorship of New Jersej Hudson Hospital, Weehawken, geant-at-arms of the club, and Dr. Warren D. Fowler, chairman of the day's activ. should be ready to explain his The board will readvertise the where he was reported In fair role in any transaction of his itist. Earlier, the club planted a sugar maple tree in Marine Park and named it items. New bids will be opened Again by Planning Board condition. public life," Mitchell said yester- at 8:15 p.m. April 26. after Judge Smith.' The occasion also was in the nature of a farewell for the judge. day. NEW SHREWSBURY — foTbeen withdrawn-because all por NEW BRUNSWICK - An iron- Of the two electric bids sub- By virtue of his elevation to the county bench he hat tendered hii resignation at a Jones said the charge was the second time in six weeks, the tions of the industrial sites ordi- worker, who was knocked from mitted, the lower was $2,037 from member of the club. "false, libelous and untrue. It ii Planning Board last night ap- nance had not been fulfilled. the roof of Metuchen High Schoo ProctoruCo, Asbury Park- Four a personal attack made In the proved site plans for a concrete In response to strong criticisms by a crane hook four years ago bids for heating and ventilating last days of the now bitter cam- plant to be built by Michael J. from neighboring residents of the has been awarded damages of work were received, the lowest paign." Stavola, Inc., Middletown, on proposed $250,000 plant Mr. Sta$80,00- 0 for the injuries he suf- Cites Cost being $6,582 from Sarbo Inc., Mid- Hamilton Rd. vola last night said he would: fered. Granted1 the award yester- Offer $100 Reward dletown. Jones said he has advocated Approval given March 1 Had 1. Pave and widen Hamilton day by a Middlesex County Jury At the same time, the board a strong conflict of interest law. Rd. where the plant will be built. was James Atkins, 49, of 417 Of FuU-Time agreed to "hold in abeyance" low "I should like. . .to point out 2. Clear a recreational area for Highland Ter., Orange. For Info on Vandals bids on general construction, am that I have been lauded by the children, complete with a base- ron and steel work. These will New Jersey Bar Association for Keansburg my sponsorship and efforts in ball field. TRENTON — A three-year Engineer RUMSON — The Rumson Im- tion about defacing or destroying be considered after the new bids 3. Install sidewalks on part of effort to get a new state La- on the other items are in. behalf of strong/ meaningful con- HOLMDEL — Otis R. Seaman provement Association has of- the signs at the entrances of the flict of interest legislation," h« Boro Report Hamilton Rd. bor Department headquarters fered a $100 reward for informa- borough, Councilman Harry Sun- Low bidder on general construe 4. Correct a drainage condition came closer to reality yester- township engineer, last night, is- tion work was Jack Preston of said yesterday. sued a statement covering fees dermeyer reported last night; at Hamilton and Squankum Rds. day when the state bought the Three of the signs have disap- Middletown, $8,500. For iron and "I have sponsored such legis- Cost $825 5. Pave Drift Rd. from the 7.8-acre site. The state agreed received for his services, and the steel work, the low bidder wa lation, not only because I be- need or lack of need for a full- Mom's Plea peared this spring, he said, aft- Earle Naval Ammunition Depot to pay the City of Trenton $858,- er hanging at the roadsides un- Park Steel and Iron, Bradle' lieve it is In the public Interest,, KEANSBURG - The annual re- 181 for the tract In the John time engineer. but also because I felt It was port of the borough manager cost fence to its Intersection with disturbed since 1951. Beach, $693. Four other bids weri Fitch Way Redevelopment Area Mr. Seaman said that over the necessary to protect honest, $825, according to C. Bernard Wayside Rd., if permission is re> Heeded The signs were donated to thereceived for general contruction ceived from Earle. south ol the state bouse. Toe past eight years, he has received and one other for iron and steel, responsible legislators from Bllum.,^ w borough by the association. All the proposals were incor- cHy Ijk razing the building. The fees averaging $3,600 a year from LITTLE SILVER—A mother's this type of vicious political The report, outlining Improve- It was noted that their disap The additional room ,1s belnf porated into the site plan approv- $10-mtnion building will be the township. plea was heeded last night. attack." ments made throughout the bor pearance coincided with the East- built to release fpr classroom usi al given by the board. A steno paid for with fines and rebates Charles A. Thompson, super- ough the past year, has been He said these fees covered at- er school and college holidays. the room presently used as i Disagreement between the As- graphic record of the meeting collected by the Employment intendent of schools, issued an criticized by T. Edward Kinlin, tendance at township meetings, Councilman W. Dinsmore Banks library. The new library will be sembly and Senate has blocked will be incorporated into the Security Division. The state 11-point bulletin governing de- a candidate (or the Borough Coun- engineering work, office and called the "suspicious origins" o able to hold 4,500 to 5,000 books, conflict of interest legislation. board's approval before the ap- plans to buy 13 more acres in tention for school pupils. cil, as being "too expensive." field work and contract work the fires on each of the past two The board has been hoping tc The conflict of interest matter plication is signed by Philip H the area for other new state Specifically, the memo says Mr. Blum said this type of re- when necessary. Sunday nights to the attention of spend about $15,000 on the proj wasn't the only issue among Re- Meyer, Jr., chairman, and Fran office buildings. if any pupil is to be kept after port is made annually by. him. He said the fees also covered Council. ect, and has transferred surplus publicans, however, as Mitchell cis L. Cooper, secretary. Mr. Sta- school more than 15 minutes, He said the current report was service to the Planning Board as Mr. Sundermeyer said the po-funds from operating to capital discussed taxes and Dumont his vola will have 90 days from re- EAST BRUNSWICK — Robert his home must be notified pre- drafted and sent to the printers well as the Township Committee. lice department Is investigating accounts to finance it. Low "base" chances during campaign tours ceipt of the transcript of the Brady, 66, of 624 Rt. 18, was viously during the day. If this In January. Two months ago, the engineer the fires, both of which were in bids received last night added u yesterday. record to complete the four killed last night when he was is not possible, the pupil will The manager said the report was criticized by several resi outbuildings, one on Hance Rd. to $17,812. All was quiet in the Democrat- items. struck by a car while attempting take a note home stating he dents over fees and alleged con and' one on Bellevue Ave. ic arena as the two major can- appears in the form it did this to cross Rt. 18. Police said the will be kept after school the After the board had approved flict of Interest. didates, former Superior Court year whenever the horough has driver of the car, Michael L. next day, the rules state. In his police report, Mr. Sun the wet-mix concrete plant March Several residents ask that I Judge Richard J- Hughes, the the funds to do so. He noted that Friiell, 18, of 5 Susan St., East Mrs. Jesse B. Drew, Point dermeyer noted that during thi To Request 1,-residents appealed the decisloi full-time engineering office be Democratic organization candi- the 19S7 report appeared in a Brunswick, told them he was Rd., complained last month past month police investigated 17 to the Borough Council. They considered. date, and Weldon Sheets, Essex Similar form. traveling south on the highway that unannounced detention for cases of vandalism. The manager went on to ex complained of dust kicked up by Mr. Seaman said last night that County Help County supervisor, watched the Mr. Stavola's trucks using Ham- when he heard a thump. He full-time engineer could cost pupils upsets car pools, music In answer to a question from plain that 3,000 copies of the re- the audience, he said that this Republicans quarrel. ilton Rd. stopped the car and saw the body the township as much as $14,000 lessons and the like, in addition port were printed and distributed is not an unusual number for Mitchell, speaking In Mill- The original site plan approva of Brady along the roadway. to $16,000 a year. to creating anxiety for mother. ^n Streets to every home In the borough. Mr. Thompson said after the a like period. vllle, said last night that voters He said the form and content was rejected because a requir- Mr. Seaman said this would NEWARK — Two gunmen meeting that keeping children MARLBORO — Mayor Charle; shouldn't be "fooled by the of the report and the procedures ment that all property owners cover the salary of a fully surprised the payroll clerk of after school was not for pur- T. McCuc at last night's meet sugar coating that is being for distributing the document are within 200 feet of the site be qualified engineer at $10,000 to a chemical company, gagged poses of punishment. ing of the township committee ap applied to talk about the sales In accordance with the recom- notified had been overlooked. $12,000; an assistant at $3,600 Penalty Clause him, and escaped with an es- However, the eighth and last pointed two committee member; tax." mendations of the International and office space at $500. timated $8,000 yesterday. The reason listed for detention was, to meet with the county Boarc Dumont, who advocates a City Managers Association. He said he did not feel that the Not Acceptable victim, William Kastner, 39, of "Corrective habit formation of of Freeholders about condition: broad-based tax, has said he Mr. Blum said the report should Board Approves township should be saddled with 32 Cleveland Ave., said the politehess, fairness, honesty, WANAMASSA - A spokesman of the township roads. would prefer a sales tax with not be considered political be- this high cost for engineering bandits were waiting outside kindness, respect, etc." New Shrewsbury, told The Regis- Committeemen Joseph Lanzari certain items excepted. cause it represents the activities Regional Study services when the same services his office of the Archer Daniel Other reasons for pupils stay- for R-J Construction Company, and Frank L. Ratcliffe wen Mitchell said he believed there of the Borough Council as a group could be received for a third of LITTLE SILVER — The Board Midland Co. at 400 Doremus ing after school are additional ter last night the firm has notnamed bv the mayor to requesi was no need for either a sales rather than one political segment the cost on a part-time basis. of Education last nigljit approved Ave., when he walked out to academic instruction of extra- agreed to a $100-a-day penalty that the freeholders widen bridge: or income tax in New Jersey. of the council. a proposal to participate in a deliver 86 paychecks to em- curricular activities. clause in its contract with the on Tennent Rd. and take ovei "Why shoud we not face up to regional high school fact finding ployees in another building. The Hembling Finn Gels Monmouth Regional Board of Ed- Rt. 520 as a county road- the fact that a 'selective' sales study. Drives Through men stuffed cotton in his TRIPLE TROUBLE ucation for failure to complete Mr. Lanzaro pointed out thai tax or a personal income tax is Also included in the proposed mouth, covered his mouth with State College Contract LITTLE ROCK, Arlt. (AP) its work on the school by June there have been several accident! only going to add to your total study are Red Bank, Shrewsbury adhesive tape, fastened a hand- TRENTON — A general con- A Little Rock man is sorry he at the bridges because they an tax burden," he said. Street^Barricade and Holmdel Township. Thomas Fitzgerald, of Schaefei cuff to his left wrist, grabbed struction contract for $881,000 has spotted the hitchhiker who at- narrower than the approaches t< Mitchell also pledged today to RED BANK - .George Zerr, 66, Representatives of each of the and Fitzgerald, law firm here, the pavroll envelope, and then been awarded to Charles B. Hem- tempted to rob him iwo years them. support a $40 million bond issua of 15 Forest Ave., Keansburg, municipalities' boards of educa- said he represents the contrac- ran. They neglected to attach bling and Son, Red Bank, for a ago. Comrnitteeman Ratcliffe ha; referendum for state institutions. was charged with drunk driving tion had met previously to dis- tor. He noted a Register story the other cuff, police said. new arts and science building at Linwood Busik told police he recommended the taking ove He said New Jersey "should last night after his car went cuss the matter. reporting that board members Jersey City State College. spotted the man on a downtown by the county of Rt. 520 because strive to pioneer in the develop- through a barricade placed on The regional high school dis- had said Tuesday that the firm ATLANTIC CITY — A police- street Wednesday and confronted the road Is not a secondary road ment of new techniques for men- Broad St. in connection with trict proposal was brought up by Total cost of che building has had verbally agreed to such a man who became prominent for him. and is a through route for heavj tal health." the boat show. Doriald F. Trotter, a member of been set at $1,362,674. The new penalty clause. v his part in a series of 1951 The man socked Busick, break- traffic. This road carries traffi Zerr was arrested by Patrol the Shrewsbury Board of Educa- building is part of a $30 million The penalty clause was one of Dumont said yesterday he gambling raids died in his home ing his nose and knocking out from Rt. 9 to Red Bank. man Joseph Sestito. Dr. Leo C.tion, following receipt of the tui- expansion and construction pro- three stipulations made by the thought he could win "if we have yesterday. The apparent cause two teeth. Roco examined Zerr in police tion rate for 1961-62 to Red Bank gram at the six state colleges. board for return of half the re- a large vote. But if we have only was a heart attack. The police- The work is financed by a $66.8 A passerby drove Busick to a headquarters and found him un-High School. man, 48-year old William T. tention fee to the contractor, as Another Subject a light machine vote, we can't." der the influence of alcohol. He Red Bank High School receives million bond issue approved hospital in Busick's car — andrequested. He said earlier independent Shepperson, was one of four law- 1959. then drove off with the car. LITTLE SILVER - Thoma was released in $250 ball for a students from the other munici- men who conducted what some Mr. Fitzgerald said the firm Judge, 508 Branch Ave., told The polls showed that he is ahead hearing April 26 before Magi- palities. The tuition rate lumped officials said were unauthorized does not and can not agree to Register that a statement at- of Jones and Mitchell in many strate John V. Crowell. from $605 to 1960-61 to $768.46. raids on alleged gamblers. Po- such stipulation because of the tributed to him in an account of areas of the state and gaining lice transferred the four, known Candidate for Assessor unknown factors of weather and Tuesday night's discussion of a strength in others. as the Four Horsemen, to other other causes of delay. He said a landfill ordinance was placed in He said straw returns from Chamber Raps Inventory posts. But they continued their letter to that effect has been sent erroneous context. the shore and southern counties activities on off-duty time for Protests Ballot Position :o the board. Mr. JudRe explained that when show he had underestimated his several more weeks. In 1958, strength there. He announced NEW SHREWSBURY - Judith plied to him showing the state he said "I think it's criminal," Shepperson, a Negro, was named he was not referring to the code, formation of a Dumont for gov- Tax, Those Responsible F. David, sole Republican candi- and county candidates, said: Atlantic City policeman of the Board Replaces as indicated. He said he was re-ernor Club in Hohokus. year, along with Patrolman John date for borough tax assessor in "The law leaves the matter of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The He claimed that because of fast placement of names to the Bor- ferring at that time to the award Two staunch Jones supporters Sochocky. Tuesday's primary elections, has Chamber of Commerce at its turnover, the big stores don't have So ough/Clerk. The law however is Two Teachers nf a contract to a firm he charged also entered the fray again. luncheon meeting went on record to carry the large Inventory that protested to Jerome S. Reed, bor- somewhat incomplete and capable LITTLE SILVER — The Board has violated a code the borough Carl Erdman, who resigned as to oppose a new inventory tax the small nan must, to keep his COLLINGSWOOD - Funeral ough clerk, about her position on of interpretation." of Education last night accepted is trying to enforce. state Republican chairman last scheduled to take effect on or customers. services will be held tomorrow the ballot. "All that I did was in good the resignations of George W. While the code has weaknesses, week, said today that when he before May 1. Stating that the professional for Walter E. Johnson, 72, a he said, he did not refer to it as All the candidates for other faith," he continued. "In any Roe, Neptune, as music teacher, resigned he knew "of the efforts Terming the bill "inequitable," man has no tangible property to Camden banker who was one "criminal." borough offices were listed in case, it can't be changed now and Mrs. Geraldine Mandeville of both the Mitchell and Dumont the group voted also to work for be taxed, but makes more per of America's first test pilots. column 2 of the sample ballot: without a court order." Long Branch, as a sixth grade QUniTTEAM camps to peddle untrue and the defeat of any legislators re- day than the average business Johnson, who died Tuesday, Since Mrs. David Is unopposed teacher. libelous materinl about Jones. sponsible, for its passage "regard- man, Mr. Greenberg argued that was credited with being the Mrs. David's name appeared PEARL RIVER, N. Y. (AP)- alone in column 3. in the primary, she will appear In their places the board hired Kcnnedy and Eisenhauer got to- "Efforts were made to get less of politics." taxes should be levied only on first to fly the Langley Aero- on the November ballot, opposing Mrs, Gloria Morra, Mana'squan, newspaper columnists in Washing- "This will handicap me in the ;ether here last night—both of Jerome Greenberg, president, gross income, "to make things drome,- rival of the Wright the Democratic candidate and Into teach music at a salary of ton and New Jers,ey to publish showing I will make* In the pri- them on-a Democratic slate. complained bitterly about the les;s: discriminatory". Brothers' first plane. In 1912 cumbent, Adm. Andrew Shepard. $5,500, and Mrs. Betty Hansen, these libelous charges and I am 1 he set an American record, by maries," she said. "You know as The slate of new officers sub- tax , stating that the businessman Member Andrew Lynch said At the nominating convention, 70 Maple Ave., Little Silver, to happy to say that the responsible staying aloft nearly fAur hours. well as I do that people don't mitted to the Orangetown Young least able to pay, the little man, that the form, which calls for a the Republican Club of New teach sixth grade at a salary of press refused to participate In He made the flleht In an open- ordinarily change columns when Democrats included Joseph Ken- will be forced out. monthly report on inventory, is Shrewsbury named no candidate $4,700. Mrs. Morra is a sister ot this attempt at character assas- "People like us will be paying "so complicated, the average cockpit craft with a top speed they vote in a primary election," nedy for president and Ray Eis- of 43 m.p.h. Three years later for assessor. a former music teacher here enhauer for second vice president, sination." a tax on our inventory, not on store owner will have to hire b Mrs. David's husband, Marvin, Mrs. David said she decided Miss Louise Sacco. the business we do. Even IF we dolawyer to fill it out." he taught the Russians to fly says he will ask legal advice In seaplane bombers purchased to run after she found no Repub- Tho 1061-62 school calendar was ABC HEARING Notice no business at all, we'll still have The chamber will attend a con- her behaH and that she may lican had been nominated for theadopted. It calls for 184 school NEWARK — The state Division I will no longer be responsible to pay an inventory tax". ference on the problem to be from the Glenn Curtlss firm, seek a court injunc'ion to of which he was then an em- post. days, with classes starting Sept ot Alcoholic Beverage Control will for any debts, other than those held April 27 at the Adventurer obligo the borough to reprnt the "I believe I have a good chance 6 and ending June 15. hold a hearing May 3 at 2 p.m.contracted by myself. For Sate Motel in Long Branch. Local ployee. He was an Army avia- ballots. tor In World War I. For 25 to defeat Adm, Shepard," she Charles A. Thompson, superin- here into charges of sale of al- Marie E. Ploof, Shoe store furniture and fix- chambers ,are sponsoring the get Mr. Reed, whose responsibility said yesterday, "just on the basis tendent, announced that pre- coholic beverages to minors 138 Branch Ave. together in an effort t6 fight the years he was associated with tures. Allen Shoe Store, 93 Broad it Is to prepare the ballots, add- of merit—no personalities in- school registration would be held lodged against Club 75 in High Red Bank, N. J. new legislation. the Camden Trust Co. St., Red Bank.-Adv. ing local names to a model sup- volved." Friday, May 19. lands. —Adv. 16—Friday, April 14, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER (S) Tombstone Territory Hollywood (7) Flintstones (11) Boots and Saddle • TV Highlights (IS) Play of the Week •:*- (4) Bell Telephone Hour Film Awards Show FRIDAY TV By CYNTHIA LOWRY (5) Pony Express Interesting by having 'iiem pre- ^.WCBS-TV Channel 7 _WABC-TV By BOB THOMAS Channel 1 _ (7) 77 Sunset Strip NEW YORK (AP)-Vanety Is sented by important people. And Channel > WOR-TV HOLLYWOOD (AP)—The per- Channel 4 _ _WRCA-TV (I) Jean Shepherd the word for television programs we'll intersperse them wjth en- Channel II _WPIX fect • awards show may not be Channel 5 _WNEW-TV of special Interest during 'he next tertainment." Channel IS .WNTA-TVi 00 Western Marshal possible, but producer Arthur week. And the variations range FRIDAY AFTERNOON . (13) Cartoons i:St- (2) 'Way Out Freed is doing his darnedest to There's another matter: The from the motion picture "Oscar" 11:M— (2) Love of Life 4:M- (2) Edge of Night (S) Night Court make the 1960 Oscar presenta- five nominated songs will be de- award ceremonies to an origins! (4) Truth or (4) Here's Hollywood (») Playboy's Penthouse tions a success. livered by the Brothers Four, (11) Meet McGraw drama about a Sicilian outlaw. Connie Francis, the Hi-Lo's, Jane Consequences (5) Mr. District Attorney Freed has one of show busi- (I) Guy Madison (11) Laurel and Hardy l«:»a_ (2) Twilight Zone , Chronologically, the TV week Morgan and Sarah VaugJian, none shapes up like this: ness' most thankless jobs. He of them particularly associated (11) Eins Zwel Drei (IS) Studio 99^ (4) Michael Shaynt is Hie one who must corral the (U) Don't Call Us 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole (5) Award Theater Tonight, in addition to the reg- with films. presenters, line up with staging No Singers U-.ll- (I) Search For 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (7) Detectives ular musical Telephone Hour talent, put together a thousand Tomorrow , (4) Movie (11) How To Marry A (NBC. 9-10), there Is another diverse elements so they come "There are no singers In mo- (4) It CouM Be You (5) I Led Three Lives Millionaire edition of ABC's "Close-Up" out as a unified show. vies today," Freed explained. (10:30-11). this a timely remi- (5) Cartoons (») Mischief Makers 10:30— (2) Eyewitness to History For aH this he is paid noth- "Besides, It's a big job to fit niscence of Nazi death camps by (7) Number Please (11) Bozo the Clown (5) Manhunt, ing. But, he adds cheerfully, "It's singers to the particular songs. Simon Gutter, who survived (I) Eddie Cantor (IS) Cowboy G-Men (7) Close-Up tax-free." So we had to call on recording eight of them. (II) History With Herb 5:25— (11) Clutch Cargo (I) Movie Freed, top producer of musi- stars. But most of them have 5:S0— (2) Movie had some ejeperience In films." Hake (11) Mr. Adams and Eve On Saturday afternoon British cals ("An American in Paris," (5) Heckle and Jeckle The producer added that he (IS) Mike Wallace (11) Playback Field Marshal Viscount Mont- "Gigi," both Oscar winners), told (7) Rin Tin Tin encountered no resistance from 12:45- (I) Guiding Light 10:15—(13> Movie gomery and American historian his philosophy in creating the 12:Sd-(II) News (9) Movie Henry Steele Commager con telecast: "It's an award show, movie names about appearing on (11) Three Stooges UiH- (2) News 12:55— (4) News MRNYARD ALARM —Th* Captain, the Colonel and tinue their conversations about with just enough entertainment the awards show. "The only one (13) Teen Quiz (4) News 1 1:10- (1) News th* Sargaant «ra all ears when • nationwide alarm the Civil War on CBS "Accent" so it won't be stuffy." we didn't hear from was Marlene (4) Dr. Joyce Brother! FRIDAY EVENING (5) News (2:30-2:55). Dietrich, and we don't know if' 1:00- (4) News and Weather (7) News called th* "Twilight Bark" sounds off in this scene from The error in the past, he added, (5) Cartoons NBC's final "Omnibus" of thehas been in trying to make the she received the telegram," he (5) Felix and Diver Dan (11) News Walt Dimey'i Technicolor feature-length cartoon com- (7) About Faces season on Sunday (M p.m.) will event a TV spectacular with re- said. (I) Movie (7) News 11:1*^- (2) Weather edy, "101 DALMATIANS." Dognepper, are at their Besides the song nominations, (11) Popeye be a study of the Western Hem- volving emcees and production , (11) Fun At One (4) Weather isphere. Comedian Bud Abbott numbers. there will be an Oscar Hammer- (IS) I Led Three Lives nefarious work and musr bo apprehended! It's a thrill- stein II tribute sung by Vic Da- (II) Betty Furness 1:03— (4) Movie (J) Movie makes his debut as a dramatic Not Entertainment I:«- (I) Bums and Allen "Nightmare Alley" ing climax to thii adaptation of th* hilarious novel by actor on GE Theatre (CBS, <>- mone; "Fever" danced by Juliet •:1S—(7) Local News 'It shouldn't be an entertain- Prowse and four males; and 1;JS- (4) Newt 1:20— (7) Weather (7) Weather " Dodie Smith. Starts tomorrow at Carlton, Red Bank. 9:30) "The Joke's On Me," undment show," Freed reasoned. (S) Newt 11: IS- (2) Movie Co-featured with "Hone With Flying Tail." there is another NBC "White Pa- "Triplets" sung by Tony Curtis, «:25-{7) Sports "The main element should be Janet Leigh and Danny Kaye. (7) News «:30- (4) News (4) Jack Paar per" (10-11) called "Anatomy of the surprise of tha winners, and 1:»»— (2) As The World Turns (7) Movie a Hospital." Freed isn't concerned by crit- 20; 9:45; Amazing Transparent we'U exploit that to the fullest. icism of shifting the show from (4) Dr. Hudson (5) Cartoons (11) Movie Big TV event of Monday Is Man 1:45; 4:05; 6:20; 8:45. We will place all the nominees Hollywood to the Santa Monica (5) Movie (7) Eichmann Trial 12:00— (*) Movie the Oscar awards show on ABC together, so we can study their Civic Auditorium. (7) Susie (11) Sky King 12:50— (» Movie MOVIE TIMETABLE KEYPORT —10:30 p.m. until the last golden faces as the announcement is (13) Movie RED BANK ' "The Gyle h»» everything we / (II) Our Number System 12:55— (5) News Strand—101 Dalmatians 7:30: statuette is handed out. Bob Hope made. This year we even Have 1:40— (4) Weather Carlton—U. S. Navy Band In need for putting on the show," I:*- (2) Face The Facts 1:00- (2) Movie 9:50. The Horse With the Fly-will be master of ceremonies and an extra camera so we can follow (:45- (4) News Concert On Stage 1:00; 2:30; he said. "We'.ve always been (4) Jan Murray (4) News ing Tail 6:45: 9:03. the usual number of stars will the big winners to the stage. (7) Day In Court 7:04- (2) News (7) Evening Prayer 8:00. SAT. & SUN. —101 Dalmatians hampered for space in Hie past. be on hand. "To give the program unity, HI—(U) Exploring Science (4) Lock Up l:0S- (4) Dr. Brothers SAT. — The Horse With The 1:00; 3:18; 5:25; 7:44; 10:00; "Cry Vengeance," with Ben "The ones who made the Jfc»- (2) House Party (5) Assignment: (5) Movie Flying Tail 2:00; 4:15; 6:30;The Horse With The Flying we'U have only one emcee—Bob squawk about shifting the show Gazzara and Sal Mineo. will be Hope. He's the best there is." (4) Loretta Young Underwater 1:10)— (4) 13th Hour 9:00; 101 Dalmatians 12:00; 2:- Tail 2:30: 4:38; 6:55; 9:14. NBC's Tuesday Night Special were the Hollywood Chamber of • (7) Seven Keyi (7) Jim Backus l:2t— (»> Almanac Newsreel 50; 5:10; 7:20; 9:55. (10-11) and is a tragic 'ale of a There are always complaints Commerce, and I can understand (I) Star and Story (9) Terrytoons Circus 1:40— (4) Sermonette SUN. — The Horse With The LONG BRANCH about the multiplicity of awards. their point. But the awards have Baronet—The Misfits 2:10; 7:10; Sicilian Robin Hood. It conflicts (11) American Anthology (11) News 2:4J- (2) News Flying Tail 2:00; 4:15; 6:30; 9:- with ABC's "Close-Op" (10-10:30), Freed said this is unavoidable. been presented in other places (IS) Movie 7:05- (2) Local Newt 2:90— (2> Give Us This Day 00; 101 Dalmatians 2:50; 5:10; 9:30. "The name of the organization before; for the first 20 years they ' SAT. — Kiddie Show — Pirates another study of communism In J:5S- (S) Newt 7:1*— (2) Weather 7:25; 9:55. Cuba. ' r is the Academy of Motion Picture were given In Los Angeles. Of Tripoli 2:00; The Misfits 3: "Besides, Hollywood is a myth- fcW- (2) MiUionaire (11) Newi Arthur Godfrey will be ring- Arts and Sciences," he pointed (4) Young Dr. Malons 7:1J— (2) News Hal Humphrey: EATONTOWN 45; 5:54: 8:10; 10:20. ical place. Only one big studio Drive-In—101 Dalmatians 7:05; master Thursday night (8-9) in out. "That includes all phases (5) Doorway to Destiny 7:24—(11) Weather SUN.-rGo Naked In The World is actually located there. The 10:25; Ten Who Dared 8:50; CBS' special "Highlights of theof picture making. "We will try (7) Queen For A Day 7:30- (2) Rawhide 3:30; 6:50; 10:10; Gold Of The to make the minor awards more business is scattered all over." Late Horror Feature 11:55. Seven Saints 2:00; 5:15; 8:30. 1961 Circus." There is also a (») Film Drama (4) Happy Shows to SAT. & SUN. — 101 Dalmatians Pat Boone musical special on (11) Movie (5) Cannonball FREEHOLD 7:05; 10:25; Ten Who Dared Strand-101 Dalmatians 7:35: ABC (8:30-9:30) and late. Ernie I:M- (2) Verdict Is Yours (7) Matty's Funday 8:50. Kovacs will have a com'wjv spe- WALTER READE THEATRES (4) From These Roots Funnies 10:09; Horse With The Flying Watch COUJNGWOOD CIRCLE cial in place of the usual. "Si- (5) Theater Five (t) Movie Tail 7:00; 9:16. Shore Dfive-In—Open Week- lents Please" (ABC, 10:30-11). (7) Who Do You Trust? "The Crawling Eye" TONIGHT SAT. — 101 Dalmatians 12:30; ends Only - FRI., SAT., & (I) Movie (11) You Are There 10:30 — (Ch. 2) — Eyewitness 2:53; 5:11; 7:29; 9:57; Horse SUN.—Cartoons 7:00; The Mis- WESTERN TOUCH 4;M- (2) Brighter Day 8:00- (4) Short Story to History — (Choice Viewing) — With The Flying Tail 2:00; 4:- fits 7:25; 11:30; Hell Is A City BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP) — (4) Make Room For (5) Miami Undercover Walter Cronkite returns from Is- 18; 6:36; 9:04. 9:45, There's a touch of the Old West Daddy (7) Harrigan and Son rael, bringing with him films ol SUN. — 101 Dalmatians 2:53; in the history of this eastern (7) American Bandstand (11) Victory At Sea the historic Adolf Eichmann trial. 5:11; 7:29; 9:57; Horse With HAZLET rltv. Two former mayors were (II) Abbott and Costello (13) Mike Wallace The ex-Nazi, formally charged The Flying Tail 2:00; 4:18; 6:- Loew's Drive-bp-Cartoon 7:00; William G. Fargo and Chandler (IS) Teitime with Buff 8:20—(13) Dialing the News with crime against the Jewish 3G; 9:04. 101 Dalmatians 7:05; 9:40; J. Wells, co-founders of the Cobb 8:3*— (2) Route 66 people and humanity, went on ASBURY PARK • TODAY AND TONITE ONLY! Horse With Flying Tail 8:40; Well-Fargo Express. 4: IS— (2) Secret Storm (4) Nanetle Fabray trial April 11 in Tel Aviv. Cover- 11:00. Lyric—League of Gentlemen BENEFIT PERFORMANCES RIVER PLAZA FIRE HOSE CO. ing the trial with Cronkite i> SAT. ft SUN. — Cartoons 7:00; 7:10; 9:30. ON STAGE! "U. S. NAVY BAND" CBS Rome correspondent Win- 101 Dalmatians 7:25; 10:00; SAT. & SUN. - League Of Shows at 1:00 - 2:30 • 8:00 * Tickets at Box Office RADIO ston Burdett. Horse With Hying Tail 9:00; Gentlemen 2:50; 5;20; 7i40; WABC 770 WNEW 1130 11:20. 10.00. WCBS 880 WOR 710 11:30 — (Ch. 7) — I Remember Mayfalr—The Great Impostor * * STARTS TOMORROW * * WHTG 1410 WPAT 930 — (Choice Viewing) — A former ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. 2:45; 7:15r 9:35. WNBC «0 WQXR ISM inmate of eight Nazi concentra- Atlantic—Wackiest Ship In The SAT. — The Great Impostor 2:- GATES OPEN NIGHTLY II 6:30 P.M. FOR AN ENTIRE WEEK! 45; 5:10; 6:45; 7:35: 10:00; MOVIES at 7 P.M. AFTERNOON WO* Bnalneia; Newa tion camps revisits Europe in Army 7:15; 9:18. w-tvffl Ml. «a»i. Her MOW CUT SPECIAL EARLY OPENING TOMORROW fSAT.) WAaUS Charlla Graar SUN. — The Great Impostor 2:- till Tit*—WCBS Nawa: Ed Jojce, 1961. Simon Gutter, now twoSAT. - Wackiest Ship In The WHLTDISHErS%*M WCBS Nawa WNBC Moria»'B«U7 months away from becoming an Army 2:20; 7:15; 9:18. 25; 4:55; 7:20; 9:45 Doors Opm at 12 Noon * Show Starts 12:30 1 WHT:S Monnnmlh-Oceaa WOR Hawa: Nawi Summary O*brial ntataii- American citizen,, retraces his SUN. - Cimarron 2:40; 5:30; St. James—Look In Any Win- WNBC Nawa: Jim Law* Xapl steps' through Germany;' Holland 8:40. dow 2:00; 8:35. Operation Eich WOH Nawa. Join Scott i mann 3:32; 7:00; 10:07. Dalmatians 111II—WOH Tha FlUsaraldl and Poland, wondering if a pros- KEANSBURG ITS A COMEDY.. WCBS Parla Raport peirtljJ-post'wap; Europe has for- Caslno-FRI. & SAT.-Cry For SAT. & SUN. - Look In Any A MYSTERY. WHTOTti. la Monmonth Window 2:20; 5:27; 8:34; Op- HSET.-fLTINSTAIL 'Chuck gotten tad* H It could happen flippy 6:45; 9:00. ' Countr eration Eichmann 3:52; 6:59; CMDffiN UNO* 12 Fffil A ROMANCE tail*—WHTO Count? «|»M < again. . /SUN. — Gorgo 2:40; 5:00; 7:- WCBS Allan Gray Bias—fceBt WotS*fJni«h» and Ulte—WHTO Nawa; WNBCglawi: Warne ' Relaxing Muale Delightfully ISlSS—WABC Nawa: Farrall Smltb I: SO — (Ch. 2) — Route Of — I WNBC Empfaaall This .production company,, which Different! Si**—WCa* Nawa has Toamed most of the country WHTO Headlinaa. En Prlcea. Hnalo uVchoVk ... • seeking backgrounds to fit the WHBC Nawa: Jin Lowe storieay found one right in thei WO» Nawa b tfarroea Ilia—WCBt Man and Wife Newa; World Of Hollywood neighborhood. In th Slt»—WCatS BobDHon Muilo greasy slums of Los Angeles, Toe WOB Carlton Frederleka • tag—WOB Newa: McCnllougb _ Every cub scout in town goes for AKHot (Martin Miller) scours the are Ralailm Muelo •its—WABC Newa: Scott Muni searching for his wayward cous- SiSS—WABC Nawa: Farrall Smith IClOe—WCBS Newa W C in: A destitute aunt on her death WHBC EmDhatli .5! Nawa: Bob Haymaa m». WCBS Nawa: Wamai'a WOR Nsoap opera se- Newa u Mu ries about him. As in true radio- NOW Thru TUESDAY NOW Thru SUNDAY WHBC Emphaala wo* N.;.* » - "° Bit*—WCBS Nawa: Sldellghta **"•« •"<•»•: Bill Cullan serial style, Hoss is always be- WHTO Monmouth-Ocean t r d Dlek set with problemsr-and he never KIWI Summary ? l " Den Mothers: your tribe 11 wolf- WKBC Newa: Art Ford gets the girl. In "The Rival," down our Cheeseburgers, French WOR Newa; John Scott Hoss passes up an easy way to Bill—WCBt Kenneth Banghart Fries and Milk Shakes. Delicious! WHTO Dow Jonaa Averasei eliminate his competitor for Peg Good for them, too. Purest WOH Radio N*w York VeHTO^r- gy Ann Garner's hand by refus- Bite—WHT8 Newa: Relaxing WHTO Headllnaa: ing to tell the sheriff what he beef... freshest French Fries... Muiie creamy-smooth Milk Shakes. SiM—WABC N.wa saw the night of a vigilante hanging. Idea: treat your family to a EVININO McDonald's Ail-American meal. • lOO—WABC Jark Carney StSS—WHBC Emphaaia WCBS Newa WABC N.wa: Breakfaat C 8:30 - Ch. 2) - Checkmate - Tonight? WHTO H«adlln«<: Dinner 10:00—WCBt Newa: In "Goodbye. Griff," Julie Lon Muale (tign off Arthur Godrrey 6:30 p.m.) WHTO Headllnea: Mualo don portrays the wife of an ex PURE BEEF HAMBURGERS... 15« WNBC N*»e; Sr>orta WMBC New.: Art Ford WO* New: Lyle Van convict who makes his living GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES...IOC Sill—WCBt Sport.: Bob Cooke tens—woS &.""«„'. as a garage mechanic. During his WNBC Art Ford 1OI1O—WHTO Newa: prison stay, she became a suc- TRIPLE-THICK MILK SHAKES...20? WOB Newi: John Wlngate Plus •ill—WAIC Paul Harver WOR Interview!. cessful magazine editor. It's this Plus 2nd Hit! •HO—WCBS Newa; Dualnoae difference in their lives tha WALT DISNEY'S Scorching Thriller! WABC Newa Report a brings about jealousy and a WOB Newa: Charlla Gre«r "TEN WHO DARED Henry Gladstone WNBC Emrjhaala visit to Checkmate, Inc. CBS has "Hell Is a City' Bi4e—WCBS Financial Newa lliOO—WCH Newa: Home Party renewed this one for next season WHBC Financial Nawa WHTO Headline; Mualo • 141—WABC Howard Co.all WNBC N.wa; Art Ford and will move it to Wednesday WCBt Lowell Thomaa WOR New. nights. ' • WOfl Snorta. Stan Lnmai Hill—WOR McCanna at lioma WNBC Three Star Extra DlU-WcH narrr Mnora •lit—WCBS Knnrta Ttnta WHTO Reel Bank Reflate* 0:30 — (Ch. 2) — Have Gun • ••—Wane FrWard P Horiran Newa. Pat* Haffman WCBS Newai Inlervlewa lliao— WCBt rro.hT.C!oon>y Will Travel — Buddy Ebsen, usu WNBC Newa: Warne Rowel! Ilitt—WABC Noon ally the happy-go-lucky sort In WOK Fulton .Lewla WN»C Emnhaal" TltS—WABC Chnck Dunaway «lltt—WWTO MiH.l.r, Stock Report his earlier movie days, has suc- cumbed to the more financially secure career of portraying bad guys on TV. He's the crooked marshal of El Paso who stalks "Ml In a Night's Work" Paladin when the latter threaten, "OPERATION EICHMANN" to end his murderous domination. Preview Tonlte Paladin rolls on, and so will "Great Imposter" Buddy ... to the next western. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 10:00 - (Ch. 2) - Gunsmoke- It's a night for romantic entan- I HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN glements for our TV western s folk. Doc. of all people, ber tpsedse dtm-int |v Marilyn Monroe comes the romantic prey of a (JUST NORTH OF FIVE CORNERS) "LEAGUE OF Centrallr located to Ealontown-New Shrtwborj Clark Gable woman with a jealous huibandl OFTEN IMTATtO. NEVER DUPLICATED GENTLEMEN" MMimeut1i-Oetan Ntwi Summarits of Marshall Dillon is out of town, THE MISFITS" 7 A.M.. 12 Nooi. S;00 P.M. so it remains for deputy Cheater Furrhfr Theatre Informofion Call SH 1-9600 to head off trouble. 7:15- (4) Financial News RED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 14, 1961—17 7:20- (4) News SATURDAY TV 7:M- (2) Perry Mason :!•- (4) Weather SATURDAY MORNING (7) Movie ' (4) Bonanza (S) Senate Report •:B— (4) Sermonette (11) Big Picture (S) Richard Hayes SUNDAY TV 1:25— (2) Tony Theater Award 7!0»—(4) Modem Fanner (7) Roaring 20's (IS) Public Service Film SUNDAY MORNING (11) To Be Announced (4) Movie 7:45— (I) Previews 1:SB- (2) New York Forum (9) Squad Car (5) Movie 7:40— (4) Sermunette 1:40— (4) Sports 7:J»— (2) Give Us This Day (4) Invitation To Art (11) How To Marry A 2:00- (4) Movie (7) Movie 7:H— (2) News (9) Movie Millionaire 7:41— (4) Modern Farmer "The One That Got (5) Adventures in Japan (11) Baseball (5) Call To Prayer (II) To Be Announced 8:09- (9) Star and Story 2:30- (IS) Movie Away" (IS) Movie 7:S»- (7) Morning Prayer 12:00— (9) Almanac Newsreel 7:8*— (7) Morning Prayer (11) I Search For 8:00- (5> Face of the World S:00- (S) Movie ?:»»— (2) Sunrise Semester 1:40—(11) Sports•- - Adventure ••'• (9) Movie 12:05— (9) News and Weather 2:00- (2) Movie 8: IS- (2) Previews 12:15- (2) Movie (4) Crusader Rabbit 8: SO- (2) Checkmate 8:20- (2) Give Us This Day 3: SO—(2) Candida (4) Movie 11:30- (5) News; Call to Prayer'^ (5) Ding Dong School (4) Tall Man &2S- (2) News (4) Direct Line (5) Movie (4) Movie (7) Cartoon Festival (5) Jim Bowie 8:SO- (2) My Little Marge (7) Youth Wants to Know 8:J0— (2) Keynotes-Music 2:45— (7) Movie 4:00- (4) Open Mind 1:15— (7) Evening Prayer 3:00- (2) Accent (7) leave it to Beaver (S) Light Time 2:00- (2) Movie (5) Cartoons (9) Ragtime Era (7) Eichmann Trial (9) Movie 8:45— (4) Protestant Fourth R 2:30- (4) Sermonette »:»- (2) Outside In (II) Dangerous (5) Cartoons (IS) I Led Three Lives (IS) Movie 2:50- (2) News (4) Childrens Theater Assignment 1:0ft- (2) Once Over Ughtly 4:30— (7) Issues and Answers ::25- (2) Movie 2:55— (2) Give Us This Day (5) Just for Fun 9:00- (4) Deputy (4) Let's Talk About God (») Movie »:J0— (2) Captain Kangaroo 1:30- (5) Movie (IS) Movie MONDAY MORNING H- (4) Movie (5) Wrestling (5) Wonderama 5:55- (4) Sermonette (7) Rocky and His (7) Lawrence Welk (7) Q. 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Television alone Conference (4) National Velvet (7) Memory Lane (4) Detective's Diary (5) Circus Boy 1:05- (9) News and Weather to be during the past week of Wg stiil must rely on planes to carry 1I:45-(1S) Mike Wallac. (5) Medic (IS) Movie (7) Pip the Piper (7) Best of The Post 1:20- (2) Movie news stories. its film and videotape from the SUNDAY AFTERNOON (11) Air Force Adventun t:30—(11) Adelante En Elpanol (11) Tills The Life (9) Terrytoons "Public Hero No. 1" Newspapers and radio, both scene of action to a point of 12:00— (2) Washington (13) Play of the Week 10:00- (2)1 Love Lucy 1:00- (2) New Nations (11) Superman 2:30— (4) Sermonette with fast, electronic means of broadcast. Conversation 8:10- (4) Tab Hunter (4) Say When (4) Mr. Wizard (13) Movie 3:15- (2) News spanning oceans and mountains, It is expected, however, that (7) Meet the Professor (5) Albert Burke (3) Movie 7:10- (4) Weather (5) Movie 1:20- (2) Give Us This Day within two or three years, the (») Oral Roberta (7) Lawman 19: It—(11) Understanding same scientific skills that put a (IS) Between the Lines (11) Unarmed Algebra or a hip-swinging session on Ed man in space will strike the 12:30— (2) American Musical 1:00- (2) G.E. Theater 19:30- (2) Video Village Sullivan's show. Carnival!' chains from television. The plan Theater (4) Dinah Shore (4) Play Your Hunch The hard-knocks graduates Washed Up at 21? calls for putting a television sat- (4) Youth Forums (5) John Crosby (7) Ray Milland claim that the Fabians, Darins, Rated As ellite into orbit, a special sphen (7) Pip the Piper (7) Rebel 10:40— Science Horizons HOLLYWOOD - The town and learned that the boy is Ankas et al can't stay where capable of receiving sound and- (9) Christian Science (1) Movie 11:00- (2) Double Exposure crawling with beat singers. Bot worrier. they are without experience, that pictures, boosting their strength (11) Encounter (11) Movie-1950 (4) Price Is Right fcy Darin is here to present some they die when they have to per- At 18, he already has made 'Smasheroo' and bouncing them back to re- (IS) Gov. Robert Meyner 1:30- (2) Jack Benny (7) Morning Court body with an "Oscar" Monda: form in front of a live audience (II) Speaking English one comeback, and his biggest ceivers at any point on earth. 12:45- (9) Evangel Hour , (7) Asphalt Jungle night. Pat Boone blew in with of entertainment-saturated adults. By WILLIAM GLOVER 11:20- (9) News and Weather worry now is that he could be American television network 12:55- (2) News 10:00- (2) Candid Camera fresh supply of white shoes t "What do those cats want us Associated Press Drama Critic (11) Meaning of Art • washed up by the time he is 21. laid carefui, expensive plans ti 1:00- (2) Movie (4) N.B.C. White Paper rehearse for his ABC-TV "Sprin; to, do?" sks Fabian. "Like we NEW YORK ((AP) ) yi 11:25— (5) News "Remember that guesting I did send by Jet plane video tape of (4) Into the Known (5) Age of Kings Special" airing next Thursday. have to start somewhere. Be- is possiblible — so somewhere then on Dean Martin's TV show last Ihe opening of the Eichmann trial (5) Movie (13) Open End (9) Almanac Newsreel cause records didn't mean so may be someone immune to thi Fabian and a retinue of man season? I sang 'All of Me,' and to New York in time for show- (7) Directions '61 10:30- (2) What's My Line 11:30- (2) Your Surprise much and there was no TV in magical charms of "Carnival!,' agers arrived en masse for tfo I think it was like only '-he third ing the same day. But opening (11) Continental Minatures (7) Winston Churchill Package those days, should we turn them Broadway's new musical. Boone TV special. Actually, onlj time I did it, and it was wrong, day films did not arrive in time (13) Movie (») Movie (4) Concentration down today? WiUi a rich talent array to Fabian will be guesting witr man, wrong," says Fabian, shak- even for late night news shows. 1:15- (») Congressional (11) Code Three (5) Romper Room "We take a big chance. If we by the wonderous^voiced Ann Boone, but the managers are here ing his head. The Israel plane carrying the ma Conference 11:00- (2) News (7) Love That Bob! , bomb on TV, we're dead. But Maria Alberghetti, the productio to manage that. "Like why was it wrong?" I terial missed connections in Lon I: SO- (4) Frontiers of Faith (4) News (9) Legacy on the road, in those night clubs arrived Iasfevening at the Im Until last week, Elvis Presle; ask. don with the New York-boun. (7) Movie (7) News (IS) TV Bandstand in some little town, you could penal Theeater, and spun a gos was here, too, but he had Do It Over plane. (9) Movie (11) Movie U:40-(ll) La Puerta Abiert* bomb and nobody knew it. amer web of golden make-believ leave for Hawaii for some loca- I didn't have it right, but Gimmick Start A lot of familiar ingredien Meanwhile, newspapers were tion shots on his next movie. when I asked the director if I carrying the full story and pic- After Boone and Fabian re "We can start with a gimmick, have been imaginatively discart St. Francis Order could tape it over, he said it ed in narrating a wishful waif tures, and radio was broadcast- • hearsed "Glory of Love," a num like me using one name, but RED BANK — A meeting of was okay. It wasn't, and I search for happiness against th ing sound tapes made in the ber they will do together on the then there is only one way to the Third Order of St. Francis bombed. 'Now I know better. raffish background of a small courtroom which included the •110*, Isat down with Fabian stay there—and that's sweat. You was held Tuesday night In St. When it isn't right, you just stop. circus somewhere in Europe. sound of Eichmann's voice. just have to work." Anthony's Catholic Church in Then the director has to do it Overture, eyeJilling spectacli Television was unable to com- over. "What about your colleague conjunction with the weekly Bobby Darin? He seems to be frenetic pace yield to the engai pete equally In the story of the "Man, that one worried me; first manned space-shot. It could novena to St. Anthony. making himself a big man by ing soft-sell of romance, humo and I didn't get to do TV again only use the still photographs al- Recitation of the office and posing as a heel and talking ous intimacy and inventive stag benediction of the Blessed Sacra- Jack until Frankae Avalon and I did craft. The show has big numbers ready published in newspapers, Perry Como's first sliow this more than he's singing." dream up some animated charts, ment was held. Sullivan's season. It was like a comeback. "I like Bobby, but I'd rather °' course, ^ but^ the total^ effei assemble experts for interviews— Reception of new members will work Instead of talking my way never breaks the elusive bequile take place May 14, the date of SPRING LAKE. N. J. But I really knew I'd made it ment created by Gower Cham and rerun radio reports from in. If he slips now, he's going Moscow correspondents. the order's next meeting. back when I got to Manila." pion's direction. "What was so gVeat about Ma- to be in trouble," Fabian pre- dicts. Based upon a story by Helei In their initial enthuiasm, pro- ********************* nila?" ducers of "CBS Reports" decided "I was scared, because I heard At the moment, Fabian's proud- Deutsch which eight y«ars ag< est possession is a diploma he served a memorable movi to postpone last night's scheduled Paul Anka bombed there. Then, Civil War reminiscence by Ca AL KENNY like in fo,ur days, I played to Just received from South Phila- "Lili," the new musical is otJie: delphia High School. He got it wise completely new. Sandburg and put In its place THE YOUNGER Sensational Pianist 90,000 people in Aranetta Coli- quickJy assembled program 01 more or less on the fly from a Heroine Lill Is a singer instea Appearing Nltely seum. They knew me from my the entrance of man in space. But combination of tutoring and cor- of a dancer in Michael Stewart' movies and records. Crazy!" after a few hours, the Sandburg respondence courses. adaptation of the fable, and Mis GENERATION Accommodations for Maybe it's crazy, maybe program was returned to its "I've made an application for Alberghetti is a gamin genius sn't. Veteran singers and per- niche: Obviously there ju3t wasn Luncheon - Dinner Actors Studio, too." she wanders among the juggler: itll formers, who have spent 20 years enough fresh material available Weddings • Parties "You want to give up sing- harem dancers and magicians knocking their brains out in night for an hour's show. stats on thi ' Anniversaries dubs and vaudeville before ing?" the honky-tonk world. PRIVATE ROOM reaching the top, resent these "No, but I've got to go on Instant global television maj entertainment horizon Playing to the love focus wi change this situation soon — bul kids who make it with one record improving. I try to make every her are James Mitchell, a sli< Gibson .9-9000 appearance a little better." until then, there are a lot Arlene Francis your hostess trickster; Jerry Orbaoh. a cri frustrated people in televisJoi Starring HONOR CANDIDATE pled puppeteer, and Pierre Ola: news departments. FOR FAST a mighty mite with wry smi Brian Davies LAMAGRA'S LINCROFT — Friends and breakaway step. Kaye Bal Charles Clune, candidate for th CBS' "Camera Three" plans The Earl Twins RELIABLE lard makes a lusty and ribald program this Sunday which prom SATURDAY Republican district committe carny queen. Ron Husmann man post in the fifth district, wil ses to be both timely and witty TELEVISION hold a party in his honor tomo Among the songs which Bol A musical "Lament for April 15," THE YOUNGER GENERATION — Arlene Franci.... (left Jaime Laredo- SPECIAL Merrill has suppled in liberal row night in the home of Mr madrigal based on income ta foreground) greets seven members of the talented cast Patricia McBride DANISH RING SERVICE Joseph Farrell. variety are "I've Got to Find instructions. It will be an cap- Chad Mitchell Trio Reason," "Humming," "Yes, M; pella rendition by five singers, of the "Telephone Hour" program titled "The Younger FRUIT PIE Mrs. Bertram Walters i Lauri Peters UNTIL 9 P.M. chairman of the affair, assisted Heart." "Beautiful Candy," "He all of whom presumably have Generation," to be broadcast in color on NBC-TV to- Face" and the theme meody. Harve Presnell Vi DOZ. CUP CAKES ly Mrs. Everett Holley, Mrs the deadline in mind. night. The performers are (left to right) Patricia Mc- Mon. thru Friday Peter Beil, Mrs. Farrell, Mr Breaking out of the proscen Eileen Rodgers ABC has set its forthcoming Bride, Ron Huimann, Harve Pretnell, Lauri Peters, Paula James Morford, Mrs. Alan Speck, ium, Champion sends his player! Paula Stewart $125 Call CO 4-1030 now and then through 'he audi series, "Bus Stop" in its 9-1 Stewart, Brian Daviei and Eileen Rodgers, all currently Mrs. John Kay, Mrs. Carl Al Edward Villella chele and Mrs. Ralph Permmer] torium, counterpoints calmei Sunday night spot for next sea appearing in featured parts in shows and ballet in New 1 VILLAGE scenes with unobtrusive and ef son. Although the first errsd Metropolitan Opera feotive background action. will follow the story line of the York. LAMAGRA'S BAKERY TV and Appliance motion picture (Tuesday Weld Auditions Winner BANKRUPTCY The settings by Will Stevei MIDDLETOWN Company Armstrong, a flexible assortmen will play the Marilyn Monroe vice president; Harry Berger, ' Donald Voorhees STOCK are strong mood assets, and the part!) the rest of the series will JosephFinkel monitor; Saul Poretsky, treas- and tlia SHOPPING CENTER Keyporf costumes by Freddy Wittop ex- use the Bus Stop as a jumDing urer; Harold Kaye, financial sec Bell Telephone Orchestra Highway 35, Middletown hibit a sort of bedraggled ele- off point for a different story retary, and Milton Tenser, re- OS 14133 SALE! gance each week — a sort of "Grand Lodge Elects cording secretary. Hotd" treatment. Marilyn Max- Trustees elected were Col. Reu- BELL TELEPHONE HOUR Now Going On Other kudos go to Tom Tiche- well will be one of the regular LONG BRANCH - Officers ben Abramowitz. Isaac L. Tarifit9"-10"CkiiNt4 nor's puppet company and to Roy 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. cast. were elected at a meeting of the Abramovitz, A. C. Altberg, Mar- Benson's optical illusions. LIVE >nd IN COLOt Joseph Finkel Lodge, Bnal Brith. tin Epstein, Murray Forman, Isi- on NIC-TY TOWN & COUNTRY Carnival!" arrived under the Eugene Moss, 428 Westwood dor Horowitz, George Jacobson production banner of David Mer- PRESENTED BY THE «ouiAADjonmon'$ FURNITURE CO., Inc. To Visit New York Ave., was elected president. Mr. and Edward Sharfsteln. rick, the White Way's leadin' BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM ROllTK 35 ASBIIBY PARK Moss is second vice president of Rev. Hector McCIeod, of Holy mpresario of the season. He'i NEW SHREWSBURY — Girl "laidaark lor Hingry America!*" (Corner 8m)let Avenpe) he Congregation Brothers of Communion Episcopal Church, 'ound himself a smasheroo. 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CORNELL "Or does he thinl- of God as so I-Poaietilv* land (pi.) the 8V2XII inch publication are Associated Press integral to daily life that God's pronoun 10-Scen* of oral filled with results of research and t-Perform mlracla CHURCH OF CHRIST The churches are struggling to house Is his church home into Jl-SI«n<1«r nformation advice for establishing and main- which he would incorporate all subttanca It- Without day to discover what they oughi from company FREEHOLD — The many horse taining, horse pastures. 10 Riverside Ave. Red IBank to look like. the elements that surround his seaweed to-Ancient nd pony owners in Monmouth Any horse or pony owner who daily living." 18-Sraall l«IaM 22-Teutonlo In the midst of the biggest re i-Chttr deity ounty have a new source of would like a free copy of "Bet- The worship area, he says, still IS-Feut IJ-L«ve! •liable information about pas ter Pastures for Horses and Po- is pleased to announce a series of Bible lessons on liglous building boom In Ameri dominates in present churches, 17-Babylonlan 24-Glrl'a name can history, a wide-range ques deity 25-Pronoun res. nies" can get one by asking M. but it is complemented with nur- IS-Soutbern 26-Bark ' It is Extension Bulletin 350, A. Clark, county agricultural is on to develop a style of stni series, modern kitchens, class- blackbird enapplanly NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY ture that best meets the needs 13-Plec. for on* 80-Refuse xitten by Dr. Robert W. Duell, agent, 20 Court St. rooms, business-like administra II-Part of 32-Arab!an 45-Fronoun 62-Aacet!o and expresses the message tion offices, and youth parlors rortlflcatlon commander 47-A itate S6-Man'a 20th-century Christianity. li-Sociabla S3>Communlits -Ia cognltant M-Free of found," »ay* Columbia Univer- meaaura nitric acid of 19-Exlit The Pittsburgh conference is -. -Plfeon peh it-Knocked S0-Man'a name co-Number and each evening at 8 p.m. through Wed., April 19. sity architect Eugene Raskin Jl-W«lgbt of 4!-Denmte C2-Han'i being sponsored by Church Archi India article 61-Actual "But in a thousand church-board tectural Guild of America and 3«-Near being nickname meeting rooms and a thousan J5-Crarty the National Council of Churches. 17-Metal Guest speaker for these services will be architects' of/ices, the jearc Says Cincinnati architect Fred faatener goes on." 19-Pronoua erick Celiarius: <0-Satlor It is a search that has radi "Out of the welter of new archi- (colloq.) VOTE RALPH PRICE, Evangelist ated in many and sundry direc tectural forms which have de- 4<-Sby tions, and resulted in a varlc veloped in the last few years, a «-Part of "to b»" Vincantown, Naw Jersey gated melange of new church de hew and better style will emerge 4S-Smaahea signs, often individualistic an eventually to dominate church fio-lndlan 26 •oldier DUMONT The public is invited to attend startling, and breaking widel architecture, although It may 6!-Pltch«r 2? with traditional patterns. take a century or more." 5<-Snak« 55-Preposltlon One thing seems" clear: thai (7-Blbllcal the old Gothic spires and arches mountain CENTRAL BAPTIST 61-£tnploy for the Colonial belfries, the elabo- 62-Outflt rate frescos, pillars and portico: Atlantic Highlands •4-Weary 65-Conducted are giving way rapidly to mori Rev. Harry W. Kraft will preach <6-Unemployad functional, contemporary styles. Sunday at 11 a.m. on the subject, 67-Faradls« GOVERNOR Discover A definite turn in the road ha: 'The Book of Numbers." DdWN been taken, says Boston archi Sunday school will meet at 9:45 tect Arland A. Dirlam. "Cona.m. 1-Veblcle REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE The Fun Of 1-Matur. 62 63 temporary architecture has pro' A family box supper Sunday at I-Scold ON PRIMARY DAY. APRIL 18 en itself. It is no longer mere 4-R\lbbera on 6 p.m. will be followed by wor- pencil* 65 Pd, for by M.C. Volunteer! for Dumont Saving a fad but truly a trend." ship at 7:3D. , l-Olve In He adds, however, that there The Pilgrims, Ambassadors, •-Bona Diatr. by Unlttd Feature Open yew wings occooat is "confusion everywhere"— and Baptist Youth Fellowship will {lira and add to It regu- among both church leaders and meet Sunday at 7 p.m. nsure that progress of the pas architects—over just what fa The board of trustees will meet Fucci Favors light years would be continued DANIEL PATTERSON larly. It's fun to set your tors should dominate the design Monday at 8 p.m. Mr. Fucci is one of 10 "candi email amounts of extra of churches in the present age. The Philathea group will meet Urban Renewal lates seeking the three posts o cash grow Into a large Meet Next Week Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home he governing body. That is the situation, as aboi KEANSBURG — Paul V. Fucci, turn of money. of Mrs. Thomas Plitnik. candidate for the Borough LANDSCAPES (, 1,200 architects and church lea There will be a prayer meeting :ouncil in the May 9 municipal era got set to meet in Pitts Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. followed ;lection, said yesterday he en- AT 3% burgh next week, from Tuesdaj by the quarterly business meet- lorses the proposed Grandvlew Residential - Commercial - Industrial through Thursday, at a nations ing at 8: IS p.m. Project Under the borough's ur- church architectural conference tan renewal program. EXPERT LANDSCAPING SERVICE KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN "Monstrosities, Monuments an Models" Is the title of the key REFORMATION LUTHERAN He said the project would help NATIONAL BANK note address to be given by Pres West Long Branch rejuvenate the community's only byterlan theologian Dr. Theophil- Rev. W. Robert Oswald wil industry—the resort trade. SHRUBS-TREES KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT us M. Taylor. And those words preach Sunday, at 9:30 and 11 Mr. Fucci also said he did not Llncroft Shopping a.m. on "What Does Jesus Mean hlnk members of the police de- Church & OUT Ave. Kings Hwy. reflect the reactions to the varie- Center ty of new church buildings no- to You?" The Lutfier League wil 3artment should be prohibited EVERGREENS 787-Oin OS 1-2800 SH 74900 going up. meet at 7:30 p.m. and the pasfrom working at outside jobs on Some have been ridiculed fi tor's class, at 8 p.m. their days off. He said he does Cesspools cleaned, pointless novelty, others for bai Tuesday Rev. Dr. Clarence not believe outside jobs impair built and repaired. ren utilitarianism—as religtou Swavely will speak at the meet- the efficiency of the department. "supermarkets." Others haw ing of Lutheran Men. Dr. Swave- In discussing other campaign Laterals also built. been admired for their simpl ly is a retired missionary to ssues, the candidate said he fa All work inspected beauty, their reverence and hoi India. 'ored a study to determine wneth- esty or concept. Week-day school classes wi! >r it would be more practical for by Board of Health. be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m he borough to provide its own In any case, at the height •efusc collection service. an unprecedented spiral Seeding - Planting • Rototilling church building outlays that la RAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Mr. Fucci also was critical of year topped a billion dollars fi Cliffwood Beach he current dispute Involving the DRIVEWAY ASPHALT PAVING the first time, church design Morning worship will be Sun-xjrough and Edward J. Davis, Andrew Smith's in a state of flux. day at 9:30 and 11 a.m. ilumbing inspector. TOP SOIL EXCAVATING "The dismaying fact is that fi The Jesters will meet tonighl He said the dispute should re- SHREWS. the first time in Christian his at 7 o'clock. main in the hands of the Board The Women's Association wil of Health and not become a po- LIQUORS tory, the church building ha: itical issue. OS 1-0509 ceased to exercise a formativi meet Monday at 8 p.m. (formerly Forrar's) influence on all architecture, The Bible study group wil He said he was seeking public says Rev. Marvin P. Halversoi meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.office in order to promote har- 782 Broad St. Shrewsbury 355 HARMONY RD. MIDDLETOWN a specialist on church art forms and the church school staff at mony on the governing body and In past periods, church arch 8 p.m. special lecture has taken on definit qualities, reflecting the mood the times. Out of the Midd! COMMUNION BREAKFAST Ages, with its view of God EAST KEASBURG — Brother impenetrable mystery, came tr Bernard, principal of Christian TIE ON A awesome cathedrals with dii Brothers Academy, will be the SALE vaults and remote altars. guest speaker at the annual com- NEW KIND munion breakfast of the Wady The Renaissance, with its r: tionalistic ideas of succes Bekke Caravan, Order of Alham- THIS WEEK brought forth the romanesqti bra, Sunday at Buck Smith's Res- OF COMFORTI temples, ornate, gilded and tap taurant here. SPREADING stried, with little mysticism lef The breakfast will follow the TAXUS (YEW) AND UPRIGHT In New England, with its clas; 8 a.m. mass in St. Mary's Catho- less, democratic spirit, came tfi lic Church, New Monmouth. 4 for $5.00 simple, steepled meeting housi without ostentation, glamor Twice Terrific TOUCH ] mystery. / New Expression JUNIPERUS HETZI "Today the poor architect jui Printed Pattern does not know what his enure is to say," Raskin writes in TTi 4 for $5.00 Nation. "A new and valid coi temporary -church expressi AZALEAS (Pink and Rcdl 3 for $6.00 must be found, regardless of ho ANDROMEDA (Plerls) $1.59&$2.59«a. mafiy eyebrows are lifted PINK DOGWOOD $4.98 ta. sentiments offended." WHITE DOGWOOD Many conditions have arlser $1.59 ea. in religious life spurring archi TEA VIBURNUM 3 for $5.00 tectural changes, including thi RHODODENDRON HYBRIDS demand for educational and rec $2.29 *a. reational facilities. 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April 14, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Patterson Says Machen Leads Conerly, 39, Looks Forward SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Cooper in Battle for Title Go NEW YORK (AP) - Eddie Ma- Sweden to talk to Ingermar Jo- To 14th Year As NY Giant QB Timely Note* on the Great Outdoors hen! of Portland, Ori, has the hansson regarding the Swede's By NELSON BENEDICT edge over Britain's Henry Cooper proposed fight with Sonny Lijton. NEW YORK (AP) - Charley lo. I wouldn't have It any other in their quest for the lucrative Johansson, in Goteburg, said Conerly at tiie callow age of 39 ay, even If I was given special title fight with heavyweight cham- Wednesday he would be glad to Hockey Men is looking forward to his 14th consideration because o( my, er, By NELSON BENEDICT pion Floyd Patterson. fight Liston, top-ranking con- season of quarterbacking the New ears. I don't want to be con. Both Patterson and the promot- tender from Philadelphia, in the York football Giants. idered a prima donna." That mid-week Nor'easter was just about as vi- er Tom Bolan said yesterday that United States if he wins his in- Meet About "I'm going to meet witii Jack Conerly said h« was fortunate cious a storm as has belted the coast in many an early Maohen, the No. 2 contender, was come tax case with Uncle Sam. in playing a position that wasn't ahead of the Mara (president of the club) •pring. It was a full gale with all the trimmings. British champion Referees Monday or Tuesday," the lanky, s strenuous as the others. "right now." graying passing star said yes- I've never been hurt badly," Winds in excess of 55 knots were registered, and storm Patterson, In an interview with Player Describes CHICAGO (AP) - President e said.."I've missed games now sports columnist Milton Gross of Clarence Campbell of the Na- terday. "We'll talk things over tides swept over docks, boat landings and even high- and see what is what. and then because of sprained the New York Post, said, "right Augusta National tional Hockey League yesterday ankles and such. Last year I ways in a manner reminscent of Hurricane Donna. now we're closer to a fight with CHATTANOOGA (AP) — Garysummoned Chicago Black Hawk "I've been going along on a 1 missed the two games with the The blow gave more serious observers on the Maohen than with Cooper. Coop- Player of South Africa, yesterday coach Rudy Pilous and general year-to-year basis the past few 'hiladelphia Eagles and one with er's people wanted to dictate' the gave this inside description of Manager Tommy Ivan for a hud- years, and I'll continue to do so coastal scene pause for thought Honest John Keenan he Dallas Cowboys because of a terms as though we need them.." the Augusta National layoul dle on their reported criticism as long as I feel up to the Job sad knee, but It wasn't serlouj. of Sea Bright, whose grasp of basic meteorology is The champion previously had where he won the Masters Tour of officiating in Wstnesday and as long as they want me." "Oddly enough, I had my first The spry veteran, known as Old legend among his legion of friends, thinks that atomic named Machen and Cooper as nament: night's Stanley Cup title game sore arm last season. H wasn't the most likely opponents for a "It reminds me of a gian in Detroit. Bones to his teammates, says he tests and the exploration of outer space are responsible rom throwing the ball. The doc- title fight in New York next mousetrap and the players are Both Pilous and Ivan spoke still gets as much kick out of tors blamed it on my tee*." for the fantastically bad weather which has plagued September. the mice who try to dart in, sharply against referee Frank the game as he did when a kid, although he admits he leels the It might be imagined that a the shore during the past eight months. Bolan, executive director of snatch the cheese and then dar Udvari after the Detroit Red man looking toward his 13th year Features Sports, Inc. agreed back out again without getting Wings beat the Black Hawks, 2-1, bumps' more now and takes longer to bounce back. n National Football League, Whatever the case, the duster could not have TWIN TAKE — It appears with the champion that Machen caught. to square the cup's final series, •ould have learned it all by now, come at a more Inopportune time. Trout fishing was in front but that Cooper was "I consider the Augusta Na 2-2. "If I don't like what I was jut suoh Isn't the case. that a youngster in the not out of the picture. Ivan asserted Udvani was "gut-doing I wouldn't be doing it," was Just getting on Its feet after an Inauspicious tional as one of the finest — and "I'm still learning," the wsing bleachers in Yankee Stadium We're definitely going to talk toughest — golf courses in the less or Adam (Jack Adams, De- he explained. "No matter of how izard said. "The gam* always opening last week-end. In which connection it It making this fly ball catch to Cooper and his people before world . . . It's the kind of course troit general manager) has him much money was involved. is changing. Three or four years might be noted that the Manasquan River came we make any decision," Bolan that can gobble you up wtien you scared to death." - I'll admit the toughest part igo the teams' started using t (arrow) but actually Bob Al-told the Associated Press yester- least expect it." 'Pilous, complaining that De- through with some sterling sport for anglers who is the practice grind before the ihifting defense extensively. liion, th» Minnesota Twins' day. "I'll probably go,sto London Player was here to confer with troit'i winning goal was tainted, season starts, but it's tough on That means that sometimes know their way around that pearl of Central Jer- outfielder, grabbed it as the shortly to talk to them." officials of the First night Golf blurted: "It was the worst offi- the young fellows too. I go •ou have to celt i different signal ciated game in the whole d—d sey trout waters. Twins knocked off the Yanks. On the same overseas trip, Bo- Equipment Co., for which he is through the same routine they ifter leaving the huddle and get- lan said he probably would visit a staff advisor. series." ing to the line of scrimmage. If King Hemming, Little Silver, was one of many Earlier in the Stanley Cup play- me man doesn't hear !fce new local anglers who came up with limit creels in the offs Campbell levied \ record iignal. it can gum up the whole $2,000 fine against Montreal coach Cage Briber 'Squan. There were few complaints about the quality Toe Blake for taking a poke at Iay." of hatchery trout Hemming noted that the brookies Chicago and Detroit, Tied referee Dalton McArthur follow- Conerly was in town doing > Switches To .ttle modeling for a TV com- In particular were among the nicest he's ever seen so ing an overtime Hawk triumph over the Canadiens March 26. mercial. He was dressed in cow- early in the season. boy boots, blue Jeans, Wue shirt, At 2-2, Battle Over Soft Ice Detective red bandana neckpiece and a 10- Restocking starts next week. The Manasquan will CHICAGO (AP) - The "win NEW YORK (AP) - Aaron gallon hat. He could have stepped be the only county stream to be closed during April, at home" Stanley Cup series Griffith Wagman, one of two gambling right into a TV -western, even May and June. There will be no fishing in the Squan which finds the Chicago Black figures arrested on charges of without a horse. bribing basketball' players, was from 5 a.m. Mondays to same time on Wednesdays, as Hawks and Detroit Red Wings Mantle Fine —Takes Shot Defense tied at two games each has indicted yesterday Qn three of the Monday coming up. The theory is, of course, turned into an argument of slow counts accusing him of trying that newly-stocked trout will have a chance to accll ice versus fast ice. And the Troubles Begin Wrapped Up to bribe a detective. Detriot's Red Wings, who can Dist. Atty. Frank S. Hogan mate themselves during the lay period. NEW YORK (AP) — This wa Mantle, who this year escaped NEW YORK (AP)-The deal said the Indictment was limited account for only one victory In one spring when everything was for welterweight Champion Emile Blame it on the weather or what you will but the Chicago all year, insists the the leg injuries and muscle to accusations that Wagman right with Mickey Mantle — nostrains which usually mar his Griffith's defense against Mex- sought to bribe one of Hogan'* fact still remains that angling pressure is sub-standard Hawk's are tampering with the strains, no pains, no ailments at ico's Gaspar Ortega May 27 prob- ice in the stadium where the two spring conditioning, feels that the men. However, the Grand Jury on nearby trout waters. The trend — if it is one — is at all when he and the New York reaction to the shot is due to the ably will be closed by today, ac- still is investigating charges that WAIT BEFORE teams resume the best-of-seven Yankees opened the American cording to Teddy Brenner, match- reflected In lighter crowds on major upstate streams. series tonight. disruption of his usual schedule. Wegman and another man bribed League season. So he took a shol 'We were traveling," he ex- maker for Madison Square Gar- basketball players. YOUBUY He may be whistling In the dark, but Division Not so say the Hawks. in the arm to help him stay thai plained, "and things got fouled den. Specifically, Wagman, 28, of of Fish and Game Director A. Heaton Underbill Following both of Detroit's way, and the trouble started. up. You should take the shots "George Parnassus is flying in New York, is charged with try- playoff losses in Chicago, Red every 30 days, right on the nose. to complete the negotiations," told The Register yesterday that he believed li- "He has a knot the size of ing to bribe detective David F. Wing coach Sid Abel criticized baseball on his left arm," sail I was a week late for this one.' said Brenner yesterday. "It Campbell in return for inform* cense sales were about the same as last year. He ice conditions, intimating the Manager Ralph Houk, "but Mantle wasn't too put out over ought to be all wrapped up by tion about the District Attorney's 998. • - Hawks — a heavier team than did not anticipate any dramatic decline in public think he"ll be able to play today. his hitless opener, although he today." investigation into basketball brib- Our Ntw Rtductd Detroit — are keeping their ice Parnassus, Los Angeles pro- participation in trout fishing. It's from a hay fever shot he took was surprised that Ramos pitched ery. soft and slow to gain an ad- Wednesday morning. Damndest a shutout. "I'd be willing to be moter, plans to stage the fight The indictment charges Wag Prlct* At Be that as it may, the $6.15 resident license fee vantage. thing you ever saw." i anybody we wouldn't be shut out either in Los Angeles' Olympic man offered the detective two $50 The ice in the stadium pas been Arena or the Bullring in Tijuana for trouting ($4.15 for license plus a $2 trout stamp) Mantle, who was 0-for-4 am five times this season with the bribes" and a large part of a soft and slow but the Hawks kind of power we've got," he where Ortega would be a strong bet on fixed basketball game. may have discouraged many anglers who formerly were struck out twice when Pedro claim they can't help it and give Ramos pitched a three-hitter that said, "but here we've played Just attraction. The Garden has Wagman and Joseph Hacken, BUFFIA willing to join the opening day ratrace if the tab for numerous reasons as to why thegave the Minnesota Twins a 6-C one game and we're shut out al-brought the Television rights for 41, of New York were arrested ice is slow. its Saturday night program over 57-45 HWY. 35 doing so amounted to no more than a couple or three opening day victory Tuesday, hai ready." March 17 and charged with brib- First of all, the ice capades As for Ramos, Mantle more or the ABC network. ing players at the University of LI 2-1020 dollars. tough time in the batting cag are appearing at the stadium during Wednesday's off day work- less shrugged off the Cuban right- "It probably will be held in Connecticut and Seton Ha!l. EATONTOWN Annual trout party of the Navesink Rod and Gun and every time the hockey teams out. hander's success. He's the kind Los Angeles although Parnassus come in to play fresh ice has would like to put it on in Tijua- Club will be held at the Pete Verdicchio Farm, Locust, of pitcher, said the Mick, who is to be put in and there isn't "There's no pain," said Mick, "good.when he's good and bad na," said Brenner. "The main May 14. President Frank M. Sibley, Red Bank, has enough time for it to harden. 'but I felt dizzy and nauseated." when he's bad. Tuesday, he was drawback there is the possibil- "I've been taking "these shots scheduled nine major events for Navesink members. John Gottselig, former Hawk good." ity of a rain postponement." star who now is the team's pub- once a month for a year and Griffith. 23-year-old New York- RENT A CAR or The storm caught salt water anglers just as they lic relations director, says the half," said Mantle, "and this is er by way of the Virgin Islands, were girding themselves for a beg Week-end. Fishing bigger crowds in the stadium the first time I've ever had a re- dethroned Cuba's Benny (KM) action. It's not the lump on my Roosevelt Track TRUCK from HERTZ was good Wednesday, so good, as a matter of fact, that have a lot to do with it. Says Paret on a knockout at Miami Gottselig: arm that bothers me, it's thi Beach, Fla., last April 1. Paret sportsmen were all set to forget about that monoton- "We pack from three to four dizziness and my stomach." Withdraws Suit has a contract for a return bout U-DRIVE . , , Cell ously long, tough winter. thousand more people in the sta- with Griffith but has agreed to This, however, did not prevent PR 5-1515, CA 2-3299, SH 1-2121 Ling and whiting finally showed in strength dium than they do in Detroit. It NEW YORK (AP) — Roosevelt step aside for Ortega. For that he becomes warmer, there's more Red Wing general manager Jadi Raceway yesterday said it was will receive $20,OQO plus the first south of the lightship. Casters on Recreation Pier, humidity and because of cigar- Adams from taking a dig withdrawing its suit and will per- shot at the Griffith-Ortega winner. Long Branch, also tangled with both species. More ette smoke, haze and dust settle Hawks general manager Tommj mit Masina, the European trot The Garden will pay $60,000 for RENT A LUGGAGC TRAILER on the ice and softness occurs Ivan and coach Rudy Pilous at than a month behind schedule, it looked as If the ting champion from France, to the TV, with Griffith getting $40.- on top of the Ice. a press luncheon where all three race for rival Tankers Raceway 000 and Ortega $20,000. But Grif- big frostfish blitz was on. "This doesn't happen as often were present in Detroit yester- in the United Nations Trot Apri fith and Ortega wUl yield $5,000 Then there was start of a promising cod run at at Olympia but when it does and day. 20. each to Paret. Parnassus will gel they win you don't hear them "You fellows got yourselves 1 up the other $10,000 for Paret. HE GREW HAIR Farms. Sinker-bouncers out from Highlands Marina "We don't want a reluctan saying anything about soft ice. new ice machine in Chicago lasl owner nor does Roosevelt Race- with Capt Jack Early on the Flying Saucer averaged Also it's the same Ice for both year," said Adams, "but when way need to drag anyone in for AT. HUM, BAYSIIORE TAVERN w five cod apiece there just the other day. Excellent cod teams." are you going to start using it. the International Trot (July 15),' Conner'! Hotel ... 55 35 Gottselig added "we might ben The remark was made in jesl said Alvin L. Weil, president of Westcn.__ d Liquo.JqUOrr , - —- S3 s: tallies were also reported by skippers of Atlantic High- Rldsewood Inn -81 efit a little more if we did what and both Black Hawk representa- Roosevelt Raceway. Loorl'fl Bar —.49 38 Nlck'i Pine Inn 49 41 lands party craft , the big Ottawa Senators used to tives laughed. 41 Roosevelt Raceway had con- 1 do in the early days against the Because of the apparent liomi Herb'Ocemnvlei Placw Tavere n 4468 H 43 .4 There were no stripers at Highlands Bridge. Jim tended that an option Henri Lev- Frank'* Tavern . , 46 Montreal Canadiens. Th?y would ice advantage, the Hawks remai esque, owner of the French mare, P&ul'a Tavern 43 • 47 Fernandez of Johnny's Landing in Highlands, could, sprinkle salt on the ice and At. HMl. Rec. 39!i SOU favorites to win the series sine signed in Paris last Dec. 15, was 39 91 however, just about guarantee the best flounder fishing brother would there be ' blood four games will be played in Ch valid and that the trottsr had to Bachitadl'a .i. ,...28 65 and thunder. Maybe we ought 600 Series — "Hap" Hallljin 222, IS9, in years directly across the Shrewsbury from his place cago should it go the limit ol race first for Roosevelt before 20X17; Jolinnr MontiMo 324. 177. 202. to have some of that in hockey seven games. appearing at any other U.S 603: John VcConnell 302, 218. 182-600. of business. What was more, the flatfish were weigh- 200 Club —• "Moon" Cleary 222; these days and less crying." After tomorrow night, the twe track. Yonkers had claimed the "Poo" MarcheKI 213: Tom McNamarra 214; Tony Btlleu* 213: Tom Mahfer ing up to two pounds apiece. During the semi-final series teams go to Detroit for gam option was Invalid. 20!; atone Marchettl 7M; Jack Flynn against Montreal a couple of No. 6 Sunday and, if necessary 206: Dalton Cartmrt 202: Tom Camp- Lightning in the form of fast striper action can The Westbury, L.I., track had bell »l; Jim Hiuitan 201: Willie weeks ago the Hawks and Canad- return to Chicago for the final taken the matter to the State Karmk SM: Ed Bahr 200: "Hammle" strike any time now. A showing of schoolies is due to ian were forced to go into a Tuesday night. Andenon 200; Carl Schneider, 200 Supreme Court. Kenny Wilson 200. materialize at Sandy Hook within a week or 10 days, third overtime period. Because Because of this, the Red Wing: Weil said that no decision was of the big crowd and the heat cry has been "we have to win on likely before the Yonkers race perhaps even before. Capt. Otto Reut of Highlands, in the stadium, the ice never in Chicago." And as the great LADIES DAY and therefore they were with- A Few Months Later who keeps tabs on such matters, will be scouting the hardened after it was scraped Red Wing forward Gordie How drawing the sujt. Before Erickson Treatment Fort Hancock undertow just as quickly^as the weather and wetted down for overtime says "brother, that's going to be Mr. T. A. Melton, Jr., of Hollidaysburg, Pa. (above) gavt play. tough to do." about 20 minutes of his time for an Interview with the Erlckson and seas settle. West Point Hosts representative — saved and regrew his hair In only a few month! Meanwhile, bass are wadded In Great Bay. GIANT OF GIANTS - - - By Alan Mover with the exclusive home method. Bill Mackey of Belford, a recent visitor to that area, Yankees Today tells us the fishing Is every bit as good as it has NEW YORK (AP) — The New been cracked up to be. The situation there Is AMP TfIB IC/MBER W/T/t York Yankees, rained out of yes- HAIR and SCAIP terday's game with the Minnesota custom-tailored for the angler who likes to doodle- TO SPECIALISTS bug bass on light tackle. Twins, will make a trip to West Erickson Point today to play the U.S. Mili- Just about the only surf fishing worthy of the name tary In an exhibition game. Is concentrated within three miles of either side of The entire Yankee squad will World's Largest Home Treatment System make the trip by bus for the Barnegat Inlet Bass up to 25 pounds were caught game that replaced the old series earlier in the week at Island Beach State Park on between the Army and the Giants worms. Bait fishermen connected nicely almost under before they moved west. Will be in Red Bank, N. J. the shadows of Barnegat Light at the village of the Manager Ralph Houk plans to "I thought we seemed to start Duke Maas, late of the Los be exceptionally lucky, lame name. Sunday Only Angeles Angelj, against the Ca- Gwen!" Probably proudest junior sportsman in Rumson dets and follow with Luis Arroyo and Roland Sheldon, the club's The Erickson Hair and Scalp does not have male pattern right now — and for excellent reason — is 14-vear- Specialists' Staff Director, J. L. baldness. K you are slick bald rookie sensation of spring train after years of gradual hair loss old Ronald McCarthy, Jr. While on an Easter fish- ing. COW Thomas bn his regularly sched- ..< In. the Erickson scalp method can- ing holiday in the Florida Keys, Ronnie caught a Houk also said he plans to and uled visit will be at the Molly not help you. Pitcher, Red Bank, iN. J. Sun- 20%-pound permit on spinning gear and eight- start Bob Turley in Saturday's If you have dandruff, exces- ame with Kansas City at Yankee SHEEP MANURES day, April 16- Every hair-worried sive hair fall, thinning hair, pound-test line. Quite a hunk of fish, that. Stadium and planned to use Art PORTER'S GARDEN CENTER person should take advantage of excessive oiliness or dryness. ... Another local angler who did better than par in Ditmar and Whitey Ford against K Ave. ol Two Rivers, Rumson this great opportunity. itchy scalp, or if your scalp if the A's in Sunday's douKeheader. Telephone RU 1-2JJ6 still creating hair you should Southern waters was Henry Mercer, Rumsbn. He The Erickson method is known take 20 minutes of your time t» caught a 207-pound blue marlin while trolling in the all over the United States. You see what you cap do. can have a conference with the Thousands have reported sat- Gulf Stream off Cat Cay. Erickson representative regard- fti f the Erickson ing your hair and scalp problems isf action from State Ducks Unlimited Committee Chairman Scalp Method. Why burden JORDAN PRINTING at no cost to you whatsoever, yourself with unhealthlhy hair and Irving J. Feist of Shrewsbury Is in Las Vegas for learn how the scalp treatments SERVICE, INC. Work, and the results you can scalp? Anyway it costs you the 24th annual meeting of Ducks Unlimited. He nothing to come in and learn how ixpect in a short period of time. thousands have been helped by Is also a member of the D.U. Board of Trustees. Results guaranteed by the the years of Erickson experlenca BRIEFS — Bill Petrasek, Highlands, is the owner tlMIINR Erickson organization. We don't plus the wonderful opportunity •tWJEMET ask, you to take our word. You for help it offers. Just go to Ojf a new new party packet which will be based at Ml will be given a written guaran- the Molly Pitcher In Red Bank Johnny's Landing .... A father and son team, Ed KTitMUIM tee from the beginning to end on Sunday, April 16 onlyy, be- on a pro-rated basis. tween 1 ' p.m. Bunting Sr. and Jr., will operate the party boat Sea and 8:30 p.m. in nn the Erickson scalp method, Ask the Hotel Desk Clerk for Horse from Bahrs Landing, Highlands .... The senior, or any other method, Is of no J, L. Thomas, he will do the reit. f 04 Broadway, W.O Long value against excessive hair Interviews are given in pri- Bunting is an erstwhile Coast Guardsman who was vate. You will not be embar- A Member et The Scott Printing OrgMiIi«tlo» ou due to male pattern bald- v stationed at Sandy Hook for many years. ness. The person shown above rassed in any way. . Wood Memorial Decides Entry u}^e SUv Atlantic Red Bank RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Aprjl 14, 1961—21 1 rarian s Highlands Youth Day Stratton Says Insurgents Of Carry Back in the Derby Tomorrow's story hour will Aide Named feature an "all about stories" Event Set Are Not Real Republicans theme with Mrs. William Burke NEW YORK (AP) - Carry the Derby, and Carry Back wi LITTLE SILVER-The Friends RED BANK — Bands from FAIR HAVEN — Dr. Edward r's statement that we were in charge. The weekly sessions Back, who beat everything In be meeting some new opposition, of the Library met Wednesday Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, Stratton, incumbent candidate for chosen to run by the lo-callf* Florida to emerge the favorite for Carry Back arrived so full ol Lecture Series night in borough hall. are held in the public library Red Bank and Red Bank Cath- Borough Council, yesterday said steering committee consisting of the Kentucky Derby, still la a big pep. Price Immediately madi Mrs. Karl Jac6bf, president, an- from 10,15 to 11:30. olic high schools will-participate he contests the statement that 'the present councilman and two quettion mark for the 3-year-old some changes in/training routine Goes On Tonight nounced that Mrs. Robert Ayres in the Elks National Youth Day, the local insurgents are Repub- or three local business inter- hone racing classic at Louisville, Groom Matthew Reddy took th has assumed the assistant librar- The Civic Association will hold to be held here Saturday,, April licans. - ests.' To set the facts straight, his trainer said yesterday. 3-year-old star out for a walk un UNCROFT — Father Bonaven- ian's post. a covered dish supper Saturday, 29 in Red Bank. candidates on the Regular ture Crowley, weekly lecturer at beginning at 7 p.m., in Dem( He said the residents of Fair all The Florida-bred colt was flown der the covered barn this morn- Mrs. John Balkan, librarian, Three drum and bugle corps Haven .should review the local Republican ticket were selected from sunny Miami to cold, windy the School of Theology for Lay- cratic headquarters, First and ing, and couldn't hold him. Carrj stated the library will be open will also be in the line of march primary voting record of the in- to run by the county committee Back brushed the side of his stall, men in New York, will speak to- Washington Aves. The committee and rainswept New York late Wednesday from 2 to 5 p.m. — units sponsored by the Boys surgents over the past five years and the council. Wednesday. suffered > cut side, and rubbed night in the last in a series of in charge includes Mrs. Edward starting next week. Club of Asbury Park, the Jersey and determine what the official "I am amazed at a statement Hit next objective is. the $75, skin off his right forefoot, and Uncroft Lectures at Christian Conover, Edward Garrett, Joh In ah election of officers for Cyclones, Cliffwood, and the Mid-record shows. like this from Mr. Farmer, who. 000-added Wood Memorial at left rear leg. Brothers' Academy, Newman Finnegan, Mrs. John Van Kirk Springs Rd. Time is 8:30. 1961-62, Mrs. G. Kenneth Priddy and Mrs. James Barker. dletown Township Drum and Bu- In a statement, he added: "In- to the best of my knowledge, has Aqueduct April 22, two weeks be- "This horse is astounding,' neve r was chosen recording secretary, gle Corps. surgents John M. Barnes, Donald . attended a council meeting fore the Derby, at Churchill said Price. "He worked His subject will be "The Prob- C. White and Samuel C. Farmer or shown any interest Until re- Downs. Wednesday at Hialeah in th lem of Freedom." Mrs. William L. Towers, corre- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Sahi The Keansburg Grammar have never voted in a primary cently in local Republican party morning, then stood in the plan sponding secretary and Mrs. Har beck, East Garfield Ave., an School band will also participate. "Whether we go to Louisville in Fair Haven. Sherwood O. affairs. about nine hours. I was going I old Gelbhaus, treasurer. These of- their son, Bruce, spent the v/eti Eight students from the three for the Derby all depends on how Heath, Mrs. Mary G. Baker and "I again reaffirm that the Reg- walk him around another da: ficers will serve two year terms. end in Buffalo on an inspectio be comes out of the Wood, and high schools will receive awards Mrs. Virginia HOwat have voted ular Republican party has and but he feels so good we'll gallo; Yearly reports were given by tour of the college there. he doesn't have to win that race as leadership and scholarship only once, and James F. Stom- will continue to give the residents him tomorrow before he kill Edwin D. Green, Finance, audit either," said trainer Jack Price. winners. ber and Mrs. Mareagnes Latti- of Fair Haven low cost, effective somebody, or kills himself." report; Mrs. Herbert Butler, Kenneth Reed, son of Mr. an "In other words, he can win the Twenty-six organizations will mer have voted three times. and efficient government." Wood and still not run In the membership; Mrs G. H. Wyn- Mrs. Kenneth Reed, Avenue A participate in the parade, which Price said Ambiopoise, winnei "Mr. Hitchcock and Mr. Jan- Derby, and he can lose here- of the Gotham at Aqueduct last koop, book gifts: Mrs. Grand- recently celebrated his fifth birtr will form in Marine Park at jean G. Jewett, volunteer work- day. nell, who have resided in the PERSONAL ARREST tven finish last—and go to Ken- Saturday, "is the only Jiorse I'm 12:30 p.m- and will start at 1 borough approximately 10 and H BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — tacky. Right now, I feel he was worried about In the Wood." ers report; Mrs. Walter E. In- o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. James Barkei years, respectively, did not reg- Officer E. L. Lewis was seeking never in better shape* He has Carry Back beat Ambiopoisi gram, Jr., book selection com- Patrick J. Vaccarelli is chair- 1 Laurie Rd., will spend the wee' ister to vote until 1956, and Mr.two suspects on grand larceny raced six times this year , and haslast fall by 3% lengths in the mittee; Mrs. William H. Thomp- end in New York. man and Edmund Hanlon is co- Farmer, who has resided in the charges when he stopped two oome back after each one better Garden State Stakes, both pack son, Jr., program; Mrs. Charles chairman. S. Shultes, secretarial workers re- borough for approximately five youths on a bicycle for question- than he went into it." ing 122 pounds. Dicksie Ann Hoyt, daughter ol port, and Mrs. Robert Fouratt, years, registered to vote only last ing. The bicycle looked familiar— Price, a former Cleveland ma- "We beat him again, by about The annual kindergarten roum Dr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Hoyt, library story hour. year for the first time. This is and he arrested the pair for chinery manufacturer who trains length, in the Remsen at Aqui up of the local grade school wi will be a participant in the Youth certainly not a very impressive stealing it—from Ws ion, Carry Back for his wife, Kather- duct 10 days later, and my horse Mrs. Fouratt noted that story be held Thursday and Frida; Day ceremonies. She has been record for candidates who claim NOTICE OF SAUBl ine, seemed confident concerning had 120 pounds, seven more than hours are being held monthly on May 4-5. in the. public school ai active in water sports more than to be strong Republicans. On Friday, April 21, iM1, ml 1©:M Ambiopoise." So perhaps we can the first Saturday at 10:45 a.m. ditorium. To be eligible, a chili m. I will iell at public tuctlon on the Wood. This 114 mile race is five years and holds the title of "Mrs. Gladys C. Hunter, chair- eha.lt of flctcoast Firismc* Co., at 19 the final major Eastern test for do it again." in the library for primary through tnut be a legal resident of thi eastern ski champion. Broa-i St., Red Btnk, N. J., on* borough and be five years of agi man, and William E. Dettmar, Rambler, I960, 4-Pr. SW Box. #C107»ll> third grade children. The high school bands will be vice chairman of the county com. for (lef&ult In •. Condlttonl.1 SilM Con- A total of $600 was allocated by Oct. 1, 1961. Youngste tract mtdc by A. J. Byrd. Ssid ear whose last names begin with judged on their performance and mlttee, both refute Mr. Hitch- miy he Bten at Keyport RunbUr, to purchase books over the sum- cock's statement that the Repub- Inc., Hwy. S5, Keyport, N. J. Bowling Haneman to M will register between 9: the drum corps units will com- PRANK LOVEKIN, Au«tl«n«*r. mer months from Friends funds, pete for awards to be presented lican County Committee did not April 14 ' *3M UNHAVEN LADIES which art mainly derived from and 11 a.m., Thursday. All of Rev. Bonaventur* Crowley ers will register from 9:30 at the athletic field. Drum maj- meet following election. They Koeh'a Plorlat To Address the Community Appeal. Further orettes and cheerleaders of three contend that the committee met MONMOOTH COONTT piker's ClUe Service Father Crowley, ordained at the allocation of funds ls> anticipated 11 a.m. Friday. Parents are n RURROQATE'S COURT Gfaaro'j Market quested to bring birth certificati schools will engage in compete and organized in accordance with Notice To Cr«dltore Paul's Baiter Shop Dominican House of Studies, Im- at the fall meeting. legal requirements. They also To Preaut Clalmi A(Sl«t Eateaa Jlm'a Raman Oardeu Legal Aid Salk vaccine records. The schot tion. Prizes will be awarded to ESTATE OF PRANK UlNDICCO, Ball Hardwire et Marine maculate Conception Convent, A committee, headed by Arthur Boy and Girl Scout troops, Cub stated that Mr. Jannell, insurgem deceaied. AMft Twt»eo Washington in 1939, studied at doctor, nurse, and dentist wi Punuant to the order of KDWARR J * L Auto Part. J» FREEHOLD — Supreme Courl Sass, has been formed to obtain conduct examinations of the chi Scouts, Brownie, troops, Explorer candidate and presently • mem C. BROEGE. Surroi.au ol the County HNDAIX QABOCNS Justice Vincent S. Haneman will Rome and in the United States. ber of the county committee, was or Monmouth, ttiii day mua, on tne W history of the borough. An at- dren. units, and Little Leaguers. application of th« und«nlin«d, Achilla be the guest speaker at the an- The Lincroft Lectures are be- tempt will be made to interview not present at any of these meet- Reda. Administrator with Will unified nual meeting of the Legal Aid ing presented by the Pius XII ings, nor did he actively partici- of the estate of aald Frank lCendlelno, Btmu c&areiaie oMtime residents to obtain all deceased, notice is hereby given to wfltrat Society of Monmouth County al Institute of Adult Education in pertinent data and photographs. The local Garden Club Is ^p COOLING THEFT pate in the 1960 Republican cam- the credltora of eald deceased to pre- DWCSTMAI, UEAOCE the American Hotel, here, Wed- Red Bank as an adult education sent to the said Administrator with A film entitled, "Books For ning a bus trip to Sterling Fo TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Isaac paign. will annexed their claims under oath Twin Boro Rambler : nesday. feature. est Gardens, Tuxedo, N. Y., Ma; within fix month! from thi* data. American Oeaatructloo. M All," was shown. It dealt with Price stopped at a service sta- "It was further stated by the Dated: April Sth, 1M1. Food Clrcui . ...J>2 Retired State Supreme Courl the Erie County, N.Y., library 18. Mrs. Elbert Mason, Mou tion on his way to work when he committee that two years ago, Messrs. P&rsons, Cantons, Blair A matron*; Cork 1 _ -AI Justice Henry E. Ackerson, Jr. Ave. is chairman. Warren, » £artln Co. l ._« system. noticed his temperature gauge when a vacancy occurred on the IS Wallace St.. CaA Bodr Shop - Keyport, president of the count; Red Bank. ,N\ J., txxuuo Construction Burglary Among the guests were Mayor j going haywire. council, Mr. Hitchcock was asked Attorney! Martin Co. 4 society, announced that Justice. and Mrs. P. Paul Campi, Coun The reason was apparent when to run for the post. He declined ACKILLE RIDA, 1788.50th St.. Haneman, a resident of Brigan- cilmen August Roemer and Mi- the attendant lifted the hood. The the offer at that time. tine, has accepted the offer U 8 Brooklyn. New Tortr. Trial Is chael Rafferty and former Coun- radiator and hose had been stolen "Mr. Rooney and I both label Administrator wtut address the organization, whicl Will annexed. cilman Lewis R. Lowry. during the night. as. absolutely untrue Mr. Farm Apm li, a, a. Mar 5 BID BANK RECREATION TUtSDAl provides free legal services foi NIGHT IXAOCE indigent county residents. In Recess Refreshments were served by Are Needed W L Mrs. Thompson. Vincent's -Beauty gaJoa , 34 'RUMSON — Rumson-Fair H Ralsaj BroUiera Another guest at the meeting, POTTSVILLE, Pa. (AP)-Rich- Jtosea'i Club uetm , according to Justice Ackerson, ard Blaney, the prosecution's ven Regional High School will ad ELECTION NOTICE Oil Dellve-nr Inc. will be Douglas Hicks, New Bruns- star witness at the John Rich eight new teachers to the sta FMrmr'a Oquori 43 CG Auxiliary Notic* Is hereby liven that the following Is • facsimile of the official voting machlM bal- Overhead Doora Prod loc wick, president of the New Jer- burglary trial, denied yesterday for the 1961-62 school year, Red Bank Resleter _43 lot to be used at the Municipal Election In tht Borough of Keansburg, New Jiney, May t, Heneoek'a Radio Service ...34 sey State Bar Association. Attor- that the police had granted him was announced today by Dr. Johi 1M1, which shows the names of th* candidates as they are to appear oa th* ballet: —ML.™?" ~ Monla aeronl 221, ._. ney General David Furman has favors in return for information. To Give Exam H£«M! HUM FtrrJino S3, US, UI«». F. Kinney, Jr., school superi JOO Club — PHI Newman, 200, nob also been invited and is expected "Captain Ferguson (Clarence RED BANK — The Sandy Hook tendent. BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH •rtscoroi,. in. G.n. Vlerack, 207. to attend. Division of the Coast Guard Aux- Ferguson of the Philadelphia Po- "In order to obtain the typ MAY 9, 1961 Justice Haneman, who was ap-lice Department) never done me iliary will provide a courtesy mc- — Hineool'. Badli torboat examination in a booth at of teachers necessary to maintaii Mariam J. Spidmm pointed to the Supreme Court by any favors," the 26-year-old regional's high position in th Governor Robert B. Meyner last Blaney asserted during cross-ex- the boat show on Broad St. this Municipal Clark week-end. state, an all-out recruitment driV November, has served on the imation. "He has been trying to has been inaugurated," Dr. Kl straighten me out. He took me Edward Aras, Lake Shore Dr., bench for 17 years. For two years said, prior to his appointment to th to four churches on Good Friday. River Plaza, said the exam will ney MUNICIPAL ELECTION BALLOT Supreme Court, he was a mem- He told me he was going to those be given free to any owner of a brochure will be prepared Luther Memorial ber of the Superior Court's Ap- churches for some 40 years. Class 1, 2 or 3 craft. Those who pointing up the "desirability INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS pellate Division. He also served Every church Captain Ferguson pass the examination will receive teaching in the community,' as an assemblyman from Atlanii went to, he left $10." an auxiliary decal, he said. teachers agencies will be contact FIRST OPERATION-Puih Voting Switch to right which will tlose Curtains ami wDI Unlock Dedicates Site Machine so you can vott. HEW SHREWSBURY — Luther County from 1938 to 1944. Blaney said he had told Fer- ed, and members of the facultj Memorial Church will dedicate the Amos E. Kraybill, Jr., will pre- guson about the August, 1959, bur- SUSPENDED DEALERSHIP will be asked to present thi SECOND OPERATION—Turn Levers until X Mark appears at right of each Candidate's namt site of, its future church building sent the annual report for the sot glary at the home of Rich, a TRENTON — Acting Motor names of superior teachers for whom you Intend to vote and Leave X Mark Showing. •t a ceremony Sunday at 11:45 clety's case- load during I960. wealthy coal mine owner. But Vehicle Director Ned J. Parse- their acquantance who might To Vote In Personal Choice Column, open the slide and write or put*.In name. interested in pursuing their o a.m. Other guests who will attend Blaney said he didn't know kian today announced a 15-day NOTE—As you mark your ballot for Candidates, Leave Levers In voting position with CROSSES reers at Regional, Dr. Kinn the dedication will be held a are: Supreme Court Justic Hay- whether his being an informer suspension of the dealer license SHOWING LIKE THIS: said. the site which is located at the dn Proctor, Superior Court Judges had anything to do with getting and dealer registration of Wil- southeast corner of Tinton Ave. J. Edward Knight, Gene R. Mar-free of a two-to-five-year sen- liam Matthews, trading as Administration staff members tence for burglary. and Freehold Rd. iano and Leon Leonard, Mon- Matthews Auto body Shop, 30 are planning trips to colleges "Do you remember being ta- The church structure will be mouth County Judges Elvin R. Broad St., Freehold, for misuse to seek out the best potential ilmmill, Alton V. Evans, Edward :en in and, out (of Eastern State built by mid-1962, according to of dealer plates, for 15 days. teachers in the 1962 graduating . Ascher and Thomas J. Smith, , present plans, the pastor. Rev. Penitentiary) 21 times between The suspension resulted from class, he added. and members of the Monmouth January and May last year?' ONDTMTE Daniel D. Reinheimer said. County Board of Freeholders. a hearing conducted at the Di- ^Tie vacancies existing are two The congregation now holds isked John P. Walsh, one of the vision after a receipt of a report in mathematics, two in history, services at the Tinton Falls lawyers for John Berkery. of conviction from the court in- and one each in English, Frencl School, and Sunday school at the "I don't remember," Blaney re- volving the violation. Latin and science - biology. ilied. It was one of 68 times he LAST OPERATION-Pmh Voting Switch to Uft which will record your vote, clear machlii* and local First Aid Building. To Attend curtains will then open. The site for the new structure gave this type of answer during as a 4.5-acre plot which was pur- the cross-examination. I Personal chased from Arthur E. James in Math Day Judge Charles W. Staudenmeier Choice late I960. llrected him to answer yes or WARNING! Do RUMSON — Courtney Baker, sot teach tcr. "We anticipate that the new son of Dr. and Mrs. Elsworth E 10. ttnl cbalca «n. e mm*mi "I don't know," Blaney insisted. 0ii ye* tfttend church will have a seating ca- Baker, 51 Hance Rd, a senior a e wriU) la. Ask WtaJgBBawtt pacity or 300, and accommoda- Berkery, 30, and Ralph Stain Kteclion Jodx? COLUMN I Rumson-Fair Haven -Regional 'or fnslnictltras tions for our rapidly expand- High School, and Jay Blake, son :r, Jr., 28, are now being tried wfor* entering [IWMlffl ing Sunday achool department," or the burglary. According to machine to vote. of Mr. and Mrs. Julian W. Blake, »• Pastor Reinheimer said. luthorities, $478,000 in cash was STOP! 25 Lewis La., both Fair Haven taken, but Rich insist* that only a junior, have been selected by For Choice for Councilman $20,500 was stolen from a safe and see our ALL NEW .ubrey Dell'Omo, faculty advisor, in his home while he and his (Vote for Three) to attend state Mathematics- Day wife, were vacationing in Europe. Shop at Large i >t Rutgers University tomorrow. Blaney also was the chief wit BEAR WHEEL The two students will partici- less at the trial of Robert Foul JAMBS £ pate in a 70-minute examination on last month. Poulson was con- ALINEMENT OMVAKT i based on subject matter of plane icted and is appealing. |then Shop geometry and intermediate alge- Blaney said he learned of the bra. They will be vying for a full >urglary from Berkery. He added and Barret Brake Shop MARTIN C. . uition scholarship, designated as that he made four or five trips LOHSEX Q DODGE i :he "Richard Morris Prize Schol- to the Rich home with Berkery, I SMKf KMilow? 1 irship in Mathematics." 'oulson and his own brother, Vin- ruNtVENIWiWEAR? For the Best Deal In addition, the Association of ent Blaney, to get $1 million in j FRONT IND SHIMMY? BENJAMIN Mathematics Teachers of New ends allegedly left behind. No SEWlCE SPECIAL ? AXDkBACR jDodg* - Dart • Lancer ,j Fersey Is making a $100 award londs were taken. 1 .0 the first place winner. All sec- Vincent Blaney was killed last and English Ford , indary schools in New Jerjey, ear, presumably because he was lublic, independent, and parochl- oing to turn state's evidence. ALBERT if&H MOTORS, Inc. tl, have been invited to enter the Staino was the floor manager HUNTEK :ontest. : a Philadelphia night club k LI 2-1111 iwned by Lillian Rels. Miss Reis, Eatontown Mr. Baker ranks first of 131 students In the class of 1961, and I2,is to be tried next. The auth- LEON A, Ave. iritles say that she planned the Rt K and Clinton Mr. Blake ranks sixth out of 157 WAITT, >urglary after learning of a large 1 tudents in the class of 1962. m of money in Rich's safe. Judge Staudenmeier recessed PAOT.V. rial until Monday morning be- TOCCI cause one of the defense lawyers 1 'INTEREST ON YOUR had business elsewhere today. OEOKOE r SAVINGS It adds up! More and more ALL 4 SERVICES Reg. »18« ONLY. CAMERON 1 people use The Register aus each,, cottier wMin aiujNMlMT ataall I Issue because results come fas- iMfodene'tormttettwonrf Praewlon odiu* fcrefcs*.Tfw - • align !oa-in n oughloygHy UiMU»Kdt end ckon H»- . ter.—Advertisement. ing, add mi*d LEONARD «. BEIXEZZA Q Advertisement Merchants f nxUs. Wanou in voting and save Urn* on Election Day. HAZARD 8.70-1S Black. T«M>typ« Appointment ' 5H 7"3404 T.IO-1* Nyln Tu»«lM«....._..-.t«.i»* uses trucks or automobiles let us IMPORTANT! All voters who can, should vote tarly in the day and thus avoid possibility of CUARANTEE show you how you can have the Bill Chadwick • Bob Kunze # Les Stevent congestion and inconvenience to themselves and others near the close of the poll«. vehicle of your choice on an ??rt*tottt economical lease plan. Phone POLLS OPEN 7:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M. Avis Rent-A-Car, 102 W. Front Mariam J. Splelman Mdplt Av«. at Whit* St. SH 7-5700 Red Bank U.S. ROYAL r TIRES , Municipal Clerk UN Aibuiy Ave., Asbnry Park _PR M7M ;t., Red Bank. SH 1-9499. L \ tv AUTOS AND TRUCKS 22—Friday, April 14, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS. BUICK — 1885. Two doM IU. 1858 CHRYSLER WINDSOR - White, I860 FORD — Ranch waion, lour-doo 1953 NASH AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1954 Porsche Super Coupe two door bardtop. Automatic transmis- Two-door dirdlop. «t»nd«rd tranimu- S» beaulllul ninnljf J GOOD CONDITION. A AEAL BOY A' V-8. overdrive radio, heater, white- too. overdrive. Exceptional condition. .now HrM, radio, heat ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND ONE OF THOSE once in awWU buyt. sion. Radio, heater. Eitras. OS 11237.walls. Alter «. BH 1-K«3. We aold Uiii l«Q Plymouth tuburbtn *1.4» ! Blephenvllle Blvd. Bnorec««l Devel- lurnlalwd car. Call «H t-MM. LOST — sm&H b«asie, male, white CADILLAC UN — Good, clean, depend- •praent. Mlddlctown. LOST AND FOUND w, leas thia a year ago. It li per- able transportation. Good mileage. Pri- HUST 8ELL-1552 Ford sedan. Radio, ith blac& »nd Ian marldnR* Aniw«l . Black four-door tlx-pasnngtr vate owner. Can be seer* anytime. heater, good condition, *l£0. Call any > "Buck." Kmid. AT 1-00*5. *on with power etwrinit. automatic BUFF Priced rliht BH 1 MM. lime. BH 7-0803. AUTOS AND TKUCKS AUTOS AND TimCKS_ rOfXD _ Hound doj fa AtliftJic ttlgb- transmission. Jt hiu» 11,789 miles on llwy. M LI MOJO Eatonto lands Bank. Anxious to locate owner* It and look* ,*• though It ahould be or *om«one to give him * good faorrtf, TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION BBAUTlFUb 1»7 DeSoto. mw Torau< AUTOS AND TRVCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS oa the showroom floor. night tranamtaslon. 10O miles on it twNt aispMltion, about BU. months old, PERSON GUKKENTl.* COMMUTING 3000 miles on newly overhauled tntlM a r*al (wt. AT 1-tHSS. 10 Trenton d»Uy to deJlMr small pack- Four new Urea, full power. Hust 8«) ajce. Lravlnt Red B&ni about T A.C0. Maurice Schwartz SII l-l«5 alter 6:30 P.m. It payi to Advertise in The Htgister. SI1 1-U31 USED ISM FORD — Radio, heater. 1321. INN AUTOS AND TRUCKS & Sons Nun. radio, heater. J15- 1»1 PlymouU AUTOS AND TRUCKS DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS for convertible, 130. All private owners. A' PLYMOUTH VALIANT. IMPERIAL. 1-17S3-J. CKRVSIJCR 1951 PLYMOUTH two-door hardtop CARS 111 West Front St. Red Bank (tandarrf trarunilsaion radio, heater 8ii«ii>-ji(!e i-mn $7,000 milei. Rune sood. $37*. 8H 7 NOW AT RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS! OPEN NIOHTS Il79. NEW AND USED SCOOTER SALE — 1959 TR 3A-wmte with black, tonneau. "VALUE TIME" SPECIALS All price! reduced. New scooter guafaa- wire wheels, always maintained. Mi) •54 MERCEDES-BENZ 300S Coav.; 25,500 Miles 3900. te« on all flcooters. Open Fridays until take older or damaged sporta car with ENTER THE VOLVO 2795. 9 p.m- Boat and flkl Canter. 75 Whlta partial payments. AT 1-3863. '60 MONTCLAIR 4 Jr. Hardtop. Full Power 2395. St.. fleo Bank. 195S OLDSMOBILE lour-door hardtop '58 CADILLAC %2- Sedan, Full Power, Nice 1917 PLYMOUTH ledan. new battery, Hydramatlc, power steering, brakes "60 RAMBLER Super 9-Pass. Station- Wagon 1795. all new wlrtai, »M. tinted wlndowi, radio and heater. Btq SH 7-301S from original owner. S485, 787-H39. SPRING CARNIVAL 1995. 1953 JAGUAR MARK VII four-door 1857 CHEVROLET convertible, powei '60 FORD Galaxie 4-dr. Victoria, FOM, PS sedan, sunroof. 3750. Call steering. A-i condition. Call after $ p.m. 1750. StI 1-8187 RU 1-0607. COME IN AND TEST DRIVE A '59 MERCURY Montclair Hard Top, Full Power '60 FORD Fairlane 500, Fordor, Fordomatic, P. Steer. 1695. 98 OLDSMOB1LE. 1991. Putty bronze, 1595. I960 FIAT IIOO excellent appearance and running con NEW VOLVO AND YOU MAY '58 MERCURY Colony. Park, Full Power POUR-DOOR SEDAN". YOU'LL HAVE dttton. Whltewalls, radio, heater, lo< '59 FORD Fordor Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 149.5. mileage. $175. LJ 5-3MS. after 7 p.n TO BEE THIS BEACTT. JI.1W. WIN fyANY PRIZES .... '58 FORD Country Squire, FOM, P. Steer. 1395. MERCURY — 1958 Colony Park itatloi '57 FORD Country Squire Station Wagon FOM 1195. wagon, full power, radio, heater, nine 1150. BUFF passenger, whltewslls. 22,000 mile*, ex •59 STUDEBAKER-LARK 2-dr. Hard Top, Bargain Il«7. 83 I.I J-lOM Eatootawn cellent condition, 11,695. SH 1-S311. "58 FORD Fordor Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1095. "58 FORD Custom 300 Tudor Sedan 895. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AMD TRUCKS VOLVO 850. '57 MONTCLAIR 4-dr. Sedan, MOM, P. Steer. Prices starting at •57 FORD Del Rio Ranch Wagon 795. BEST BUY! A LARGE SELECTION OF •56 FORD Fairlane Tud6r Sedan, Fordomatic 650. 595. A beautiful car for •55 LINCOLN Capri -Mr. Sedan, Full Power. Nice GUARANTEED 1895 •55 MERCURY Monterey Hard Top Coupe, MOM, PS,595. I960 FALCON 595. USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED the whole family "55 FORD Country Squire FOM, PS 2-AOOT sedan, gleaming black md white. De- :'55j?ORD Fairlane Fordor, FOM. R & H 495. tuxt Interior, ridio and heater. Absolutely p. o. e. '55 FORD Custom Ranch Wagon, R & H 450. la ,)ftlni condition. Regular retail, prlte FOREIGN DODGE, DART, AND •JJ RENAULT DAUPHINE t 795 '51 DODGE 4-dr. Sedan ». •59 PEUGEOT 4-dr. Sed., equipped $1295 COMPACT LANCER DEALER '58 MGA Roadster, blue equipped $1450 MANY MORE ONE-OWNER CARS 1960 FORD •57 ALFA ROMEO Giulletta Spider $1425 VS 4-Gocr ledan, |leamlE| bltdc finLlb. an- "57 HILLMAN HUSKY, 1 owner $595 tomallc, Thltewtlu, radio, beater, etc. Show- '56 HILLMAN 4-dr. Sedan $ 450 room condition. R«r^«r retail prlct 11993. FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. •55 AUSTIN-HEALEY (2) equipped each $ 995 OCB LOW. LOW Over 50 Yean Selling Automobile* AMERICAN '57 CHEVROLET Moor Station Wagon 210 % 995 ENGLISH • 149 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 •56 FORD Convertible, automatic t 695 •53 CHEVROLET 2-door Sedan. Bel Air, Stick f 350 AGENCIES ! 10 Center St. Freehold HO 2-0570 Selling Ford Products Sine* 1.904 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Open Weekdays 'til Nine For Fast Results MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVEt IHY. No. 35) DICK and BOB MATTHEWS SH 1-6000 RED BANK . SH 7-4545 Use The AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR Register Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK STOCK CLEARANCE SALE! Classified OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9. SH I-S886 Sold As Is — Take Your Pick! Look at these Low . . .Low Prices!

UC 733 "59 CHEVY Bel A!r 2-dr., AT $1250 UC 784 '59 FORD Ranch Wagon 2-dr. ' $LJ50 UC 855 '59 RENAULT Dauphins 4-dr. $595 UC 865 "59 CHEVY Impala, 4-dr., PS, PB $1450 UC 821 '56 FORD Custom, 2-dr., 6-eyl., Std. $395' George Cottrell UC 890 '56 FORD Fairlane Town Sed. $395 UC 866 "56 FORD 4-dr., Town Sed. A/T $395 I sell at McFaddin Cadillac- UC 861 '56 MERCURY Montclair 2-dr. $395 Oldsmotile. I chose McFad- UC 872 '56 MERCURY Cutrom 2-dr. H.T. $395 din for the same reasons you UC 878 '56 CHEVY Bel Air 4-dr. H.T. $595 should: Reputation and price. UC 894 '56 McFaddin has earned the high- FORD Cust. 2-dr. H.T., V-8 FOM $495 est regard from thousands of UC 880 "55 PLYMOUTH Plata 4-dr., Green $275 satisfied customers thru 49 UC 847 '55 FORD 4-dr. Country Sedan $295 years. Quality is a matter of UC 868 "55 OLDS S88 4-dr. H.T., P.S. $525 proven fact, not a matter of UC 833 '55 MERC. Cust. 2-dr. Sed. 8-cyl. $175 1952 BUICK words. ' Come, let me help WHICH CAME FIRST? you pick a car to suit your UC 852 '55 FORD Country Sedan $325 t-door sarfas, tally etnlpped. Jugular retail tria WS5. needs at 251 Broadway, at 4th LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS SHOW THAT MORE 4-dr. 6-pass. 8-cyl. Ave., Long Branch. WEEKEND SPECIAL MONMOUTH COUNTY PEOPLE HAVE BOUGHT UC 609 '54 PLYMOUTH Tutono Green $95 FORD Ranch Wagon (8) $245 $91 . NEW CARS FROM US THIS YEAR UC 891 '54 CADILLACS UC 892 '54 CHRYSLER Imperial (8) #375 THAN FROM ANY OTHER NEW CAR DEALER. UC 850 '51 FORD Custom 4-dr. Black (8) $65 Shore'* Fottert Growing Sedan d» Vllli. -ohlta '60 Sedan da Vllli, grrr FORD Dealer 59 Sedan, buck MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. •5J Convertible, blu« MOUNT SALES CO. •55 Coupe De VIII. WblM KROLL MOTORS INC. '&3 Sedan, green AGENCIES MOTORS 671 Broadway, Long Branch OLDSMOBILES MATAWAN CA 2-3600 ENGLISH '61 8» Hmrdtop Ekdan '61 F-6& Station Wagon FORD - FALCON - COMET - MERCURY •&> D8 Convertible Coup* FORD INC. '60 88 Station Wagon—new '59 BBS Hardtop Coupe LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Successors to Goo. S. Barrett & Son '57 Sft Convertlbli •59 88 cliolc* of 2 IF YOU NEED A CAR, BE SURE TO COME IN THIS WEEK-END 60 MAIN ST. LO 6-3100 MATAWAN 'M SB choice of 1 MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. RED BANK

YOU'RE CONTINENTAL SAYS .. . The "WAR- "TOP BANANA" WHEN YOU BUY AN OK , DECLARED" USED CAR AT CIRCLE CHEVROLET!

ON COMPACTS! THE WEATHER IS NICE, AND THE DON'T BE MISLED BY FALSE ECONOMY PRICE IS RIGHT. SPRING SPECIALS! AND FALSE SAVINGS ON ANY COMPACT. REALLY TRUE ECONOMY STARTS 1957 CHEVROLET WELCOME MAT B»l Air two-door. ' Ttlch two-tone green. Radio, heater, white wall IN THE LOW AND MEDIUM PRICED FIELD. Urtf. V-8 with Power Glld». Look at th» reit, and buy the be it. IS OUT FOR EVERYONE INTERESTED IN QUALITY IMPORTED USED CARS.

CHECK THE SAVINGS... 1959 CHEVROLET '60 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, fi&H $1425 ON OUR LOW AND MEDIUM PRICED CARS, AGAINST ANY COMPACTS!!! Impala four-door Hardtop, Gleaming Ivory and lilver, Itadto, heater, '60 SUNBEAM Alpine (Like New) $2245 whitu wall Urti. Power «teeritif, big V-S with Power Glide. Buy '60 HILLMAN Husky Station Wagon $1045 gaa with the oil you iave. SAVE '59 RENAULT Dauphine $825 6 cyl. Blue. 4 Dr. Heater and '59 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof $1285 fc? 1961 Dodge Seneca Defroster, Back Up Lights, etc. $453.65 1957 MERCURY '59 PORSCHE 1600 Coupe $2850 R cyl. Gold. 4 Dr. Automatic, Colony Park Station Wagon. Ivory anti Hashing red. Hadio, heater, '59 TR-3 Roadster $1795 1961 Dodge Seneca P/Stecr., Heater & Defroster, etc. 455.60 white wall tires. Power Bcatn. windows, utecrlnp. brakes. Air con- '59 MGA Roadster, red • $1795 ditioning, Tbti cream puff was only driven 22,863 mltca by Its one '59 MORRIS Convertible $845 6 cyl. Station Wagon, Blue. Auto- owner. 1961 Dodge Seneca malic, P/Sleer.. Heat. & Defr., etc. 586.85 '59 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan $1270 6 cyl. Green. 2 Dr. II.T. Automatic, '58 FIAT Sedan $545 1961 Dodge Pioneer P/Stccr., Heat. & Defr., etc. 546.60 1955 CHEVROLET '58 SUNBEAM RAPIER Sedan $1045 8 cyl., Mint. 4 Dr. H.T. Automatic, Bel Air four-door,' two-lone blue. Radio, heater, V-S engine, tt'i •58 MERCEDES BENZ 300D, 4-dr. Hardtop $4995 1 1961 Dodge Phoenix P/Steer, Heat. & Defr., etc. 620.05 bre«i0 to drive, It * got Power Glide. '58 AUSTIN-HEALEY 4-Seater - $1795 1961 Dodge Polara 8 cyl.. White. '58 MGA Roadster (2) $1695 Loaded with extras. 742.75 '58 RENAULT Dauphine $675 1961 English Ford (Small Car). 4 cyl. Gray. 343.80 '58 HILLMAN Husky Station Wagon $795 2 Dr.. Heat. & Defr., W/Walls. '56 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan $795 1961 Dodge Lancer (Compact) 6 cyl., Blue. 314.75 '56 HILLMAN Station Wagon $625 4 Dr., Radio, Heat. & Defr., etc. '55 VOLKSWAGEN • Sedan, Sunroof $695 '54 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan ~ $525 CIRCLE '53 MG TD's , $1045 MV GIMMICKS INU EXTRAS! HLALL SAVINGS QUOTED ARE U UARANTEED! '52 MG TD (Blue) $1000 •OFFER POSITIVELY ENDS APRIL 30TH "Dodge, Beautifully Built To Take Care of You!" CHEVROLET CO. CONTINENTAL CARS, Inc. 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank F & H MOTORS, INC. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES Opposite Bendix, Hwy. 35 LI 2-1 11 I Eatontov/n, N. J. SH 1-3130 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK (AS USUAL, A NICE PLACE TO DO BUSINESS) ,rlc-a-hr«v caeh. CA 2-4718 or CA 00892. traffic control, afr navigation 'vrai&n jacket. AT J-.V577. EXCITING WATERFRONT-Peaceful water view through picture LOCKWOOD MARINA MATURE LADY BOOKKEEPER. Typ- FOR SALE ing ettssntlal. Write Box 833 Red and associated systems. USED ItAUY GRAND PIANO — Good window of 20x25 living room, bright and cheerful, excellent for $ $ SAVE $ $ Rt. ^5 Morgan, N. J, Bunk, N, J. condition. Call entertaining. Twf;nty=fOQt master bedroom also has picture window OAK WOOD RUNABOUT—18 "V mahog HAMMOND and door" fo secluded sun deck. Another 20-foot bedroo* m can "be You Can Save $700 any planked, lib h.p. Chryiler Crown WOMAN for credit office. 21-40. high HELP MODERNIZE THE PLATFORM SCALE — Fairbanki 1961 CIIRVaUR four-door Windsor inboard. Storm damaged, Beat oiler. school graduate. Full benefits. Knowl- ORGAN STUDIO Morse, 3,000 lb, capacity JJfiO. Key cut divided if desired. Guest bedroom has private entrance. Two Fully equipped, blue. Mileage only 20. BH 7-5165 after 7 p.m. edge of typing and filing essential. Five days. Write V. O. Box 148, Red Bank. AIRWAYS OF AMERICA OF ASBURY PAKK. ing machine and kt-y blanks JUd. Flooi baths, paneled bar adjacent to 25-foot jalousied porch. Full base- Lilt approximate)/ $1,028, our aelllrja 15* LAPSTHAKK XJORY — Good con HAMMOND EXTRAVOICE -I 5M lander and ertger, Clark, J150 for both. ment. Asking $32,500. price W.328. See at dltlon, with convertible top, windshield, NEWCOMER" WELCOMING Service Jays BH 1-5500, n.Rhts HH 7-5195. needs woman for pleasant, well.paying THUMA3 BP1NBT OK<3AN . J 650 LABRIOLA MOTORS, Inc. life preserver! and many extras. Aik- SEVEKAL WURUTS5EII OriOANB :TjBTOH-liuiLT "iwTiPbedV with~tntie? lnK*|165. Phone 03 1-0729. part-time work visiting newcomers. POSITIONS AVAILABLE spring and mt*ltivnnes. beige and sutlr BEST BUY ON COAST — Boating and fishing at your front door. Newman Springs nd.. SJI i-2i: aeliin$ service -to jotal merchant*. AT CLEARANCE! PRICKS Modern kitchen with eating area overlooking water. Living room, PEDEKSON 8HELTEKKD SKIFF 25', Work own hours from home, mutt have SALES AND SERVJCE luffed bedspreads And headboard*. Orjg- 1866 FORD — Sedun delivery. Eicellenl ChrlB Craft model K nipper—Call AT car. Reply, Riving buslnets, volunteer FOR EXPERIENCED inal coat J7S5. Bell »ii»— . C-"A 9 3567. [fireplace, two bedrooms, large screened porch also overlooking condition, new motor. M. Waters, S77 1-0876 ^ experience, enclose recent nnfinnhot, to RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION Monmouth Beach. Turner Dr., Belfdrd, 787-4877. Electronic Engineers Open Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till 6:30 river. Finest water view on the coast. Only $19,500. 17' BEA SCAMP ~- Lapatrake. Pow«re<_ Newcompr," Box 511. Red Bonk. BINOCULARS, IJauBch and Lomb, 7x35. 1669 MAT 1100 eerlei. Excellent con wlth 35 h.p. Johnson electric, fully Mathematicians COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. Perfect condition, with case, Ji5. 8H 4Itlon. Two-tone. Radio. A«kln« 1760. TVP1BT — For diversified duties In W2NDmOH. A HEAL BUY AT *S» kell. Call WE 8-2144. ments can be tnadr. Write "Rectory" Mtddletown. 811 1.3213 open •vfnl jalousied porch, patio, large two-car garage. $7" 000. MERCURY — 10 h.p., 14' aluminum Box 511. Red Bank. FOR WORK IN till 9 pm, ALUMINUM DOORS boat and triller. Reaionable. RU BEAUTICIAN EXPERIENCED ONLY— SPECIAL $6,50 Permanent Cold Wave. SPARKLING WATERFRONT — 50 it. of bulkhead and an excel- 1171W Flv* rtny w*ek, Call 787-0635, Stephen Navigation Hair coloring {9. Iris, 09 Motimouth $25! BUFF Hair Dreisers, 518 Main fit., Campbells Communications Red Bank. SH 7-1651. No appoint' lent dock to deep water. This nearly new rambling ranch has a ALUMINUM BOAT — New, used only Junction, Bel for (L t READY ro HANG sweeping panoramic river view. Large covered patio overlooking once. W long. Self bailer, unainkabie. Data Processing NOTHING EXTRA TO BUY 1958 RENAULT DAUPHINE - One UBled at |230, will tell for fl&O. £. T. RUGS. NEW rrom Armitrone woolen water, spacious living room with attractive fireplace, modern owner, excellent condition, J4S0. Cel REGISTERED NURSE — 7 a.m. to Data Acquisitions mini in original wrappings. Solidi and rROWN'B 32 BROAD 8T. Bit 1-1277 alter 6 Cook. 8 First St.. Rumton. 3 p.m. Write "Registered KurMv" Box kitchen, three bedrooms, huge 20x20 utility room with tremendous 511, Red Bank. N.J. Instrumentation tweeds with non-skid foflra rubber RED BANTHINK K FOAM THINKSH 1-7600 THUNDEKBIKD — 1M0 convertible. KAHOA1N—45 h.P. Mercury 1958 motor, (Ground & Air) ks, Terrlflo savlngi, privat* homo. FOAM ART possibilities. Two car garage. Top location. $44,500. 4.000 mllea, nil power, mint condition two plywood Runabout* 15'. Any combo MOTHER'S HELPER — General house- 3E 2-0549 EATONTOWN •H 7*1359. or separate. RU 1-2085 after 7, work. Live In J25 week. Phono RU Automatic Flight Control 1-0579. LAMP 8 ALE—Discontinued number*. SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT — For lfiM PUSH-BUTTON POUOE — Radio, FJtKE THRUST TEST — For you: Mathematics Showroom of Tower Ctaftnmen, rent or sale; free delivery. South Jer- heater. Good condition, ffloo: motor. A marvelous new test tank SECRETARY — Large, w*ll estab- Operations Research Chestnut St., Red Bank Open dally sey BURGICAL SH 7-261*. APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT AT 1-0591 hps our expert mechanics perform lished company, JS2 starling salary, Wednesday until 9 p.m., Saturday until wonder! on your outboard motor*. five-day. 40-lmur week, extra Itpneflt*. Computer Programing noon. L'NPAINTED FURNITURE FURNISHED — Three-room. Private COUNTRY VAKM HOUSE — Eleven 1659 HILLMAN — Bedan. Btnck. Radio Come In today 1 Boat, 8kl, Scooter Cen- Dictation and typing Important, ex- CASH AND CARRV SALE — Up to bath, Intimlry and garage. All utllltien rooms. Lease, Martin A gene y, Lin* •nf>d condition. f22t. CO 4-3206, after 170, Inquire Service Department, Eaton- DOWS. POSITIVELY IN FIRST Balmer. Ace Employment Agency, 1! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. town TV. Hwy. 35, Eatontown, LI 11-0400 RED HANK -- Three roomt. bath, $80 per month. Dennfa K, Byrne, R«al- CLASS CONDITION. J1.S95. CRUISERS. INC.. BOATS. Johmon Mo- Broad St., Red Bank. SH 7-rH!>«. five. >r, B West Rivgr Rd.. RUmBon 1-1150. tors. VAN JDBMAN'8. 580 Patten Ave. MOVING — For those who Ilk? the furnished. Private entrance, all utilities, KITCHEN CHAIRS re-covered. Spring •edecoraled. Four blocks from railroad RUMSON — Charming old cottage con- Long Branch. OA 2-8110 AND special, |I6 four-chair aet. Mother-of- unusual. Old Victorian jnualc cabinet, sisting of living room, ^yith flrtplftce, 1 gold, two open, two closed .ihel, station. $75 month. Ideal for couple,. in RUNABOUT — Flberglasaed seams, pearl pattern only. Other patterns SH 7-3210 between 4-10 p.m. dining room, kitchen, *nclo«d rront BUFF steering, lights, stainless trim, boat HELP WANTED-MALE WASHINGTON, D. C. lightly higher. SJI i*8S33. carved. Can be uiied a« liquor cabinet and rear poi>che«. Second floor: thtew Hwy. S3 LI 2-1020 K*tontown bailer, chroma fittings. Newly painted. accent piece. Roccoco Angel EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS and bedrooms and bath. Hot water hot. GOOD FIRST or second e*r, IMS Pon- Elgin 1.000 lb. 14' trailer. Winch and MARESCHI ACCORDION — 120 baBS carved base, garden piece. Antique rooms. Weekly rntes. Riverside Motel. Lovely flower garden and shrubbery. Mother ot Pearl, In case, perfect condi- mirror, old carved wooden heads. Orlen- 90 N. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. tlac, radio, heater, law mileage |1Z5. tipper attachments. (185 or best offer. Technically qualified repre- tion. Hllvprtone iiorfable record player, tenk curved wood chair «nrt mar. Unfurnished. Reference! required, 1135 AT 1-0053 O8 1-3333. sentatives of the Bureau of autnmatlc, J. C. Higgins iS" glrla bl top table. Oriental statuary War- UNFURNISHED — Five-room modern monthly on lease. Joieph O. McCue INT CHESTED in 10.13 VoAft sedan? WANTED USE3D WOODPUS8Y or «iml APPLY NOW Research & Development will ^ycle. AT 1-2B63. AntUiue glaaa fni'losrd rlurlt, apartment; two, four rooms, tine •ac- Realtor, RU 1-0*44. JCxcetlfnt condition. Call Ittr class lallboat. Condition secondary, chimes, Ormolu decorated, China, In- tion. 6 Third Ave., Atlantic Highland*. SIX ROOM HOUSE. Urge living »nd AT 1-0853. Call Robert Ayres, Ll 2-4400. Ono of ths most be interviewing applicants ORGANIC OLAUCONIT- — Bulk need complete spls, interesting pattern. Old from 12 noon until 9 p.m. and firm auppllea. SWAKTZEL'S Holm- Tureens etc.. No dealers. Call SH 7- APARTMENT — Three rooms, bath dining room. Fireplace; nice neighbor- 1S?51 STICK SHIFT Pontlac, new i STEEL DORY Desirable 6 months del Rd. by railroad. Hazlet. 4087. 7-9 p.m. and garage. H^at and, water furnished. hood, convenient to everything. Im- •rator and clutch ayjtem. Very food Friday, April 14, 1961 and " Rprlng St . Red Rank. BH 7-1955. mediate occupancy. S125. SH 1-4558. S.15 WE BUY AND SBLL anything and PETS AND LIVESTOCK. condition. $235. CA 0-3232. Call 787-058* jobs anywhere from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. everythinc. Gtve the fifstJeut prices. 3G" GIBSON* ELECTRIC RANGE, also THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. 3,6" Magic OhiT gas range. Good condi- 19M LARK Tour-door ataiion -Wagofi, BOAT TRAILER — 14' with utility Saturday, April 15, 1961. Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy Private entrance and bath, adults, no THREE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE kltUnt, like n«w. No O O Jl SEDAN- FULLY 16* BRISTOL — 25 h.p. Johnson, com- tary'a desk {90, secretary's chair |2U, Red Rank. Smith-Corona typewriter 1100, four- SM DIESEL TRAXCAVATOR—Vh yd. PORT MONMOUTII — Nicely furnished EQUIPPED. A PEAL CLEAN CAR pletely overhsulert. Electric starting, GOOD HUMOR If interview is inconvenient apartment. Private entrance All utlll- AT *I,1KS. navy top. many extras. Itfeat ski bost. drawer leiter alze file J35, Watnut type- bucket, yewr 1957. nenln nomo ml 1 MANY BENEFITS at above time send resume to repairs, useabte as Is, (3,500. tfrs A(tt!lt« 7B7-4156 A buy at *495. 137 Orange Ave., Fa UNDER Ot'R LIBERAL writer table $15. Many miscellaneous WANTED TO RENT Haven. HIGH INCOME PERCENTAGE PLAN! Personnel Office, Bureau of llemit for office use. Call OS 1-0600, LOW BE[> TRAILER AND TRACTOR THREE-ROOM AND BATH furnished BUFF 9-5 p.m. ood rubber all around, $2,500. rtnient. newly decorated, all unit- COUPLE NEEDS thres or four-room OUTBOARD RUNABOUT — J5'2". 6'4" • All expenses puld Research & Development m. rear finn, windshield. steerlnK Center, Atlantic City, N. J. JORDAN 17 cu. ft. upright freeze, : pnld. $110. SH 1-2372. apartment tit Red Bank, walking dis- • No age limit excellent condition Call SNOW PLOW with electric lift and tance of buairiRsi aertion, Rent mutt ba hardware. Like new, must aell. • No pxperlence ni*ei!<*'l it end alUchement, $750. OCEANPORT—Five, large-room apart- reasonable. Writs "MV" Sox 611, Red I82S. Musi be neen. George Gruskos, 69 • No caih bond required SH 1-74W •nent. FurnJahed or unfurnished, Chll- Bank. MOBILE HOMES Cayuga Ave., Portaupeek. LAWN FERTILIZER 100% organic. i be i»en at Earllng. Johnson _ irrn welcome. *76. 03 1-147S. APPLY DAILY D-5 PART-TIME SOLICITOR — Retlreil Frake, Inc., yard. Leonard St. and WANTED — Four-bedroom or largo 18' GERMAN built pirate cln»a. c«n. man looking to supplement Income. nitrogen as urea-form»lueliyde. LAtefit Railroad, Ilrt\ Bank, SII 7-0131. Ask RUMSON- — PnHly furnished threi three-hedroom house by military fam- SPRING IS HERE ter bonrd sloop. Oood condition, wIUi 5B5 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbur; advance In agriculture, stow acting rooms, bath, hent, wntnr. adults, no Salary and commission. Complefe line long lasting, non-burning. $2 per 50 lb. tor Fred Haisey. ily about June lBth. Will sign IS why pay rent? Spring Into a mobile nails. J500. Call after 7 p.m. RU 1-1122. (Acro«a from Red Bank Airport or building products. Call Mra. Rankln i. lenae, J80 per month. Dennis K. month lease. Call AT 1-1388. foag. Ask for quantity prices. Sessrn Byrne, Realtor, 8 West River Road. home of your own bnak financed, low CLEAKANCE SALE — Rowboats. N'eeit "" 5-0706 for appointment. Nuraery. Chuppl Hill. 156 Kln8« H' LAWN ANiTTiXia^NnirgUii^ME^f— down payment; our iprlnR clearance Is EXPERIENCED BARBER WANTED 1 ood all 32" and 36" riding mowers; R'trmson I-1IS0. THREE-BEDROOM HOME — Nice lo- repair, make offer. 12' Runabout, 13' FULL AND PART-TIME dayfl. 'Jl yeara it. AT 1-09S9. cation Rumson-Red Bank area. By July now on fur like new-sllgbtly used unit*. U.F.G. 74 h.p. motor $100. Oars, net«, Steady work, good salary. Call evening] Springfield riding mower and tractors, MIDDLETOWN — Commuters location. and over. McDonald's Hamburger 25" to S6": Remington chain saws: 1. References furnished. CO 4-3665, S"x<5' Great Lakes, 2 bedroom ...42.500 anchors, pumps, preservers, mlacellan 787-5483. ve-In, Rle. 35, Mlddlelown. OS l-(ly;" CRAFTSMAN R" till arbor table saw, Four rooms, bath unfurnished. Dec- 8"x35' Kozy. I bedroom -__„_ 2.695 eous. 14 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. with single control. Complete with jied Kut Kulck mowers, 30*' to 60" cutting H recently. Adults. J95. 8H 1-1144. «'x37* Palace, 1 bedroom 2.245 CAN YOU bring and use lawn mowen width: Brush KitiRB. OS 1-0552. SH 1-4138. Apply all day Saturday. and usual garden tools? Part-time, MASON'S HELPERS eatal stand. Table extension and '* h.p, 10'x<5' Elcar, 2 bedroom 4,103 CAULKERS AND PAINTERS. motor, $75. SH 1-5.103 after 7 p.m. KEYPORT — In heart of town. Three and many others. care for one acre estate.' SII 1-921$. ROTOTIU-En — Width of tillage 30". :nfurnished room*. Tile bath, tile lcltc)v FURNISHED ROOMS AUXILIARY KETCH — 24'. A-l shape. CALL HO 2-0681. 15 h.p. Wisconsin two-cyllmter motor. HOLLY KILL MOBILE HOMEB Rig boat safety, room. Small boat cost. DISTRICT MANAGER — Man H1DE-A-WAY couch with two matching n modern. NPW and beautiful. NMV FUXtNIBHED ROOMS HUhwiy 35 Bouth Amboy UNUSUAL chairs. $25; rocker, $5; couch, $8. Almost new condition. For appointment Fult gear, mooring. Hake JM5 your experience in the roofing and ildini call RII 1-7S52 or SH 1.8519. wqulpmont. Rubber tile floorn. $90 per Call t Phone PArkway 1-5B58 last expense. Phone 6H HUD, business. Must have car, married am I'm looking for a man who doe* not Ll 2-3618. ith. Call evenings 787-0990. 8H 7-200» answer every ad In the paper. An SCHOONER 3.T be bondablr. Salary, honus and PORTABLE SAW — Craftsman 6", $25. aim AT LAKES 4ftxl0' — Excellent eipens*. Call PP. 50706 for appolntmeni uwisual man for an unuBUal opporlun RED BANK — River location. L«r*« co ifl.tion. Two bedroom*. Reasonable. HURRICANE DAMAGED jty. JJ lie can train saJea personnel ami Paint spray outfit, complete with >« furnished room, private bath. Gentle* MAKE OFFER. AT 1-3719 h.p. motor. f2S. SH 1-6.103 after 7 p.m MERCHANDISE WANTED COMMERCIAL RENTALS man only. Convenient SH 1-007$, Call CO 4-9747. . TOOL .MAKER is willing to work harder than he ever l!»5f» TKA1LER — 45x10, awnlnjj 40x10. has before, he can practically 'Write DESK — Mahogany, double pedestal PIANOS and musical Instrument! STORE FOR RENT — On White St ROOMS with maid service, fi5 weekly, _ Young man — first class ~ ]ob shoi his own ticket, I don't have time for a wanted. Highest prlcen paid. H. Ten Plus extras. Sacrifice. Must tell, lee - experience. None, other* need apply sofa, bolti excellent condition, Phom Call your own broker or Call BH "7- ingle. Highlander Hotel. anytime. 10 Ave. B., Mtelevllle. Weit question ana answer neaalon on the SH 7-^131 after 5 p.m. r.cr. 300 Main St., Lake wood or Fox HI 3-1204, alter 13 BUSINESS NOTICES LO 6-6640 or Beacon Tool Co., Inc. phone, but If he sincerely wants an ft :i 2IJK>. 1100. Keonsburg, Hwy, 34, Watawan, N.J. NEWLY DECORATED cheerful rooms opportunity to earn at 1 least ?20,000 SOUTH BEND precision lathe, model SUIE — And single offices for rent. I94B AMERICAN TRAILER — 30x8' FOR TREE WORK. C&Q trev servlc*. MAN — Mechanically Inclined to worh annually, and can spenct l ^ houra in an B BW with three jaw, four Jaw and tail ANTIQUES — Paintings. N. J.AtJaa' Center ot town. Call your own broker with running water. Weekly, single $10, Oood condition. No reasonable offer Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI on Brunswick automatic pin setters interview, phone CO 4-56(17. etock chucks. Complete with motor and E.itatei purchased and appraised, 811 or phone SH 7-1100. double $15. Modem bath. At bus stop nfuttd. HI 3-3175-11. 2-4220 for trtt estimates. Full insurance control. Excellent condition. |2IM. SH 1- 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc., 511 Car accomodatlons. 1D9 M*tn St.. coverage. Primarily nights, some days, iioun S303 after 7 p.m. broad St., Shrewsbury. LOFT—Approximately 18.000 sq. ft., or Keansburg. J flexible. Call SH T-2728 for interview. any part thereof, for light manufactur- Experienced homo Improvement men OLD FURNITURE - Antique*, chin* ALL Forms of Incomn Tax Prepared PAINTER — Experienced man only new direct factory warehouse. Hlghes TO SELL OR TRADE — J. O. Hlggln! ing. Call ynur own broker or SH 7-1100. RED BANK—Furnished room, private JBCHWBIZER AGENCY Camping trailer. One year old, in e giaisware, art objects and! bric-a- bath, private entrance, excellent ad- TRACTORS Call after 7 p.m. commission, no rcjerts. payment or Drac. Immediate eaah lor anything and FOR RENT — Kjied car lot. Highway •787-0123 or CO 4-6520 U 2-354J3 approval, call Mutual 1-1710, Sir. Kelly celleiit condition. Asking $300 or wi dress, reasonable. Immediate occu- OLIVER 55 TRACTOR — Model B 29} Main 81.. Keansburg. N. J trade for small sail boat and trailer. everything. Ruscll'i. 23 Ea«t Front SL 36, Leonardo. Cull Mr. Paine. pancy. Telephone SH 7-250O • PHOTO FINISHING SHOP — liown Call I,. Bennett, 53-51920 before 4:3( SII 1-1C93. AT 1-0021 Tirmail cultivator and plow; 300 gal- WOOD — And kindling for sale. Base- COMFORTABLE — Furnished room, lon Mycri sprayer and BIN Blow at. town Red Bank needs full time assist TWO SUITES at otTices available tn Uchraent; Farroall Cub; 1M9 OMC mentn, attics cleaned. Trees moved. ant to work 3 a.m. to 11.30 a.m., five single convenient location, car accom- Cement work. Light hauling. 811 7-1812. ilnys per week, nbout $10 start. Basic WINCHESTER MODEL 94 aft-ifl th« Tull*r BulWinc. Both on first >dat!on. SH 1-63.19. tnicki OB 1-O5I52. W. IT. Potter * B TO THE MAN cellent condition. $50. Parker 12 gauge floor, river aide of building. One of """ftVNBKRQ TYPING SERVICE Interest In photography end nomfna PETS AND LIVESTOCK roUPLK WILL SHARK finii home with typing iklll required. Excellent working doutile, ffrhi Brmlc. $100. SH Mir threo rooms. Tht other four rooms For fast and efficient typing after 6 p.m. MINIATl'KE SCHNAUZERS — Come one or two business adults, U Lak* Call fill 1-5105 WHO KNOWS conditions. Liberal insurance protection Ave., Red Bank. WANTED-AintWVIOrnVE Re Terences required. SH 1-11U3. AN^'Igl'K — Pine desk, $29. Blanket and see this excellent litter reaionably STORE and two-room furnished apart NCOME TAX RETURNS prepared at cllfflt " $15. Pine cradle, $29. Spinning priced. SJI 7-4133. mRiit, heat, hot water, light supplied ^.KUlii FURNISHED ROOM - WANTED — 1054 OR IBM MORRIS. your horn* or business by qualified WHAT HE'S WORTH colored section. Inquire barbershop, 248 nen preferred. Call SEE OUR DISPLAY AD wheel,- $18. Bowl and pitcher Hots fron GUN 1»OG — Registered beagle, foui RENAULT OR VOLKSWAGEN, CALL accoununr. Reasonable rates. SH 7-2662. VALUABLE DEALERSHIP $6.50. We buy.antiques at JiJgheM cos* rs old, hralthy, all day hunter with Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank SH 1-9778 HH 1-2711. Or PR S-0339. ON PAGE 8 BABEE TEND A offers unusual oppftr 'unity, unlimited earnings in expanding prices. COPPER KETTLK ANTIQUES plenty or experience. Will *el. reason CINl>ER BLOCK bulldlnc In Red Bftnk MIDDLETOWN — Two roomt. private CHARLES HOWER—Maion contractor. tuallty Juvenile ,. Safety Knmiture. 61 Manmouth Rd. Oakhurst. CA 2-4778, .ble to right party. 8H 1-3347. 10 years old, 26'xtO" 41040 sq. ft >. Suit bath, kitchen privileges, adults only. Porches, patios, sidewalks. No job too Dream Belling In today's loarlng baby THREE-TON water rooted air condf abl'p for shop and retail outlet, wltl OS 1-2419. iall. SII 7-4479. PART-TIME business. QI 9-8180. SHETLAND PONY ~ Ride and drive. parking area In front, 3O'i5i' approxl BOATS & ACCESSORIES National Company. Neat appenrasci tfoncr. Like new. $250, 763 River Rd., Call after 6 p.m, ROOM FOR RENT in a nice house. Fair Haven. SH 11564 inntely. and with dry basement 26*x<0 LAWN MOWING — Largo places or car necessary. Apply Communlt SUPERINTENDENT — Hospital-owned Included. Front entrance. larKe over 27 Spring St., Red Bank. Gentleman SPECIAL PACKAGE DEALS — 1061 nmall. With or without maintenance. YMCA, Riverside Ave., and Allen PI. garden apartment!. Must be npat, ftCA CONSOLE — Good condi- POODLE — Brown female looking for GAD Landscaping. 8H 1-7952 or SH 1- Red Bank, tonight 8:30 p.m. Inquln courtcoua, good knowledge of ganien- hrad door, neparate cellar entrance, referred. BH 7-3506, 17' Samson Cruiser, sleeps two. llgdta. at deak. tion, $20. Call good home. Loves children. Call SH 7- Hood for shipping and receiving. Cal BtNOMP Rnpfta Clem and comfort- top, steering, bottom palm, with a 8519. Ing, minor rcpalrn, etc. Living Quarters SH 7-0515 3711. SH 7-S1R5. able. Reasonable rate. Garag*. Gen- 1961 40 h.p. Mercury with control!. FEDERAL AND NEW YORK STATE MULTILITH OPERATOR WANTED — available for self and wife, afe 35-55 tlemen preferred. M Wallace BL IH 1- Ready for the water. Pre-aeason lale INCOME TAX returns expertly _pre- Write full details to "Service" Box Apply In person Monmouth Medical ALUMINUM COMBINATION »2.1Oft Thl» and m*ny other* on «ale pared by qualified accountant. Your 511, Red Bank, Center. Lone Rranrh. STORM WINDOWS now at the Boat and Ski Center, 75 lomt or mine. CO 4-0845. FREE INSTALLATION REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT FURNI8HE1> ROOM facing river, pri- SALESMAN —- Paint and paint AUTOMOBILE MEOHANIC — Esperi vate bath Young business woman flS White St., Red Bank. SH 1-1124. [ HAVE ADDED a very competent as- dries with wholesale distributing com enceil only, preferably Chrysler pro- East Front St., Red BanK. «:30 p.m. ductn. Must have own tooln. Good pay. APARTMENTS ilstant to my staff and will now be able pany-Handle nil lines-call for appoint 6 for $77 ROOM AND BOARD — For elderly per- to take care of all of my regular client* it. CL 7-227R. Apply FAH Motors, Dot!go and Dodge Til rep-channel tilt triple insert, trlpK - RENTALS MARINE SUPPLIES Dart, opposite BcndfJC on Routo 35, son. By week or month. Call OB l- as well as new onei who need assist- lilt action! PROWN'S. 32 BROAD 8T., NOW! WE SURE HAVE THEM MvtrythtDg For The Boatman. New ance with their returns. Complete in- AUTO MECHANIC — Must linvr Kntontown. IIEI) BANK. SHadyslde 1-75O0. vailablo TUVKRSIDE GARDENS, 50 1802. . Jtriey'* largest marine tupply house. come tax service, individual, bualnesi perlenca and own tools. Apply In pp T?st Front fit., Retl Bank. KeautfAH F. A. SEHLHAUS ICvtnruda Sales and Service ami state reiurna. Your home or of- Maurice Schwartz & Eons, HI Weil ELECTROLUX CORPORATION FJVK-piece hoy's Monterey lietiroui -room apartment with private fn- Front St., Red Hank. set, $75; three-piece walnut betlrooi : Real Estate THE BOATMAN'S SHOP fice or either of our offices For ap- HEU wanted. Sales and service. _ set. both double bed. Power mower, $25. ,...•.« ni>..n,u|f(| kitchen, crosn ven- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE S4 Wharf Ave. lied Bank pointment call 08 1-1289 or Bhoreway LUBE MAN — Must have experience chamcal background helpful. 5DS Pros- Baby equipment. Like iiw. SH 7-24B2. Hwy. 3« (Next to Blue A White SH 1-5780. tealty Co., CO 4-7010, Margery pect Ave., Llula Silver Shopping Cen Bus Terminal) HOUSES FOR SALE Trovnlo. and ability to learn new car prepara- Open Sunday* and Holiday* tion. Own tools. Apply In perann, Mau- ter. SH 1-2070 PIANO — Sohmer. medium up rich LEONARDO AT 1-0488 9 A.M. - 1 P.M. INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX returns rice Schwartz * Sons, 141 Weat Fron' with bench, excellent condition. $300. BUNGALOW—Four rooms, bath amt prepared by graduate accountant, for- St.. Red Bank. Box 55. Rumson, N. J. All replica garage. Located at 27 Allen Place, Red answered. BanK Available May L SH 1-8770. -WEART-NEMETH I6'x6' RUNABOUT — Top control!, merly with national accounting firm. BOY — High school age, on spill HELP WANTEI>-Male - Female RACHLIN & CO. rlbertjla* side! and hottom, 40 h.p. By appointment. C, D, Btawell, Red session, afternoons off. 911 7-5424 be- MOVING TO FLORIDA -~ All WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Mercury," $700. BH 7-3398 after 5 p.m. Bank. 811 7-2084. tween 6-7 p.m. WE NEED HELP !! part ot home furnishlngfi. Modern, clean Furnished and unfurnished. Immed- AGENCY .All day Batnrday and Sunday, furniture. Phmie OS 1-O023. SPRING SPECIAL — For a limited MEN—Part time. Earn S50-J100 weekly. ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency 185(1 7'4 h.p. — Scott Atwater, asking time only. RototHlIng. small gardens Dream selling. Quality Babee Tendn COTTON UOOIC RURS — One pink RIVER LOCATION - 3^ rooms, bath. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or d( ' 102 WEST FRONT STREET flOO. 1953 Evlnnirlr IS h.p. fSO. or (lower beds under 1000 sq. ft. IS.50. Juvenile Safety Furniture on leads. Ca and gray, one block and gray, 12xlfi. neB.i "couiilc. No ppta, Unfurniihed. LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. >• . Sit 7-537S George Borden, SH 1-7777. necessary. OI 9-84fio. Itrotlicr Knit knitttnK mnchine. Child J05 nionlbiv SH 1-0076. MANY FURNISHED RENTALS — In SHadyside 1-2240 accordion. Call 811 1-0H25. ATTRACTIVE UNFURNISHED modern all prices and sizes. Ella Wiltshire four rooms, lieat. No pets. Adults only. Agency, 1480 Ocean Ave.. Set Bright. 24-HOUR SERVICE sales ability visit us in Room m LAWSON STYLB — Hlde-ft-bed aofR SE 2-0001 Open seven days Second floor. 30 Under, Pi., ited Bank Slmmonn Inner spring mflttreas. Com lieterrncvft. 811 7-3833. condition. Also. LawBon Cluh chair. Roth iiUMSON — Four-room, bath, unfur- FtACE TRACK —On summe SHREWSBURY need slipcovers, 525. Call BH 1-2242. ilslied aiiartinrnt, near bus and ucenn. Cozy two-bedroom bungalow, HALHH PERSONNEL drsirect "for CA 2-7145 pandlng. busy office. Top area. Ex- MAGIC CHEF — Four-tulrncr gaa Llmkled to two ndults. $50 a month Three-bedroom rancher with fin- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY perience preferred, liut will train. Age anpe. Oven and broiler. plus ticat and utilities On l^nne. John RUMSON -- lively furnished four-bed- ished room and basement. Walk- uo problem. Ca)] npw, CA 2-1C17 or SH 7-2197 L^ MlnURh Agency. RU 1-071C. __ room, in rep bnt)i, ranch home on CA 2-8217. Rlodgetto Realty Co. W. 1 Ighiful acre, Best location. September ing distance to school and bus. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! v THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIALS ItED BANK - Onrdcn apartmejita. 3 ,*. Long Branch. 4'i. and 5. From J105 up. ChiUlTpn wel- 10-Juno 15. Summer rental also con- Priced at $14,500. ee-piecR living room set, 575; bed LOWPII 7-lll!2. BARU EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ronm nultp. $8!>: gn* range, $39; 9ii: come. Holly Pitcher Village, Branch Quail flfd Personnel For Quality Orders nip. $19.50; five-piece Itilchrn net anil Madison Avcs. Call SH 1-D115. — Coll age and bath BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD — Three bed- 178 Broadway. LonR Branch. CA 2H747. $16.50; chest ot drawers. $12.50: piny- [>IJPLEX — Six rooms, l'VWrisWn" $73 month unnirnlnheil. Colts Neck roonm, expansion attic, oil heat, alumi- Adding Machines—Typewriters Floor Waxing Painting and Decorating pp/i. J0.M; hlch chnir, SIM: carrlngr, num storm*, and screens, Large lot. ASSISTANT FOREMAN or Forelady ex- Vfl«'. moflern, HeUnnl. J1J0. No UIIDIIPB. HO 2-1409. 56.50. More and more. Ruscll'*, 25 E. JS 1-2751 or AT 1-2365. [lured quirk sale. Call 787-H02. ADDING MACHINES - Typewrite" J. TANNAHILL — Floor waxing and CARL B. J0NE3—Palntlnn and dec- perienced on women nnd children's Front St.. RH 1-iflPX •old. rented, repftlred. Sarnico'*, 101 Janltonal service. Commercial, resi- orating, aeneral contrnctlnR. Frrs iportswcar «nd flleepwcar. Write "AS- LONG BRANCH^ Furnished, one, two Mnlr, black utandnrd poodlp. Twti yrnn M"KUVAT"E POSSESSION — six-room dential. Irfiw ralM. 787-2770. estimates Cnl! SH 1-4343. 24 hours SISTANT" Box 511. Red Bnnk. ii-ii Two imths uaBement, covered Uonmouth St.. Retl B»nk. BH 7-0(85. .nd thrre ln-d room apartinpnts. Jlcat A KG rrglRtcrnl. Telophonn RII 7 In two-car Rnrnge. Half acre. Dearl- IJ ESTATE RALKaPEltSON^-MuBt ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE ml wjitcr_siipplled._OA 9-1553. __ 224ft. I Strret. Asking J2S.4OO. OS 1-011R. Appliance Repairs Furniture Repair Public Stenographer rxpprienc->d. Must linow Hip Rei) UN'KURN IS 11~ED~~A PART&1E NT~"^FiVe Hni'^E — Interpntini' counlry )oca- Bank area. Good opportunity for right Rent A Piano $12 per Month rooms, second floor. Kxct'llcni neiKh- Mori, for n sin nil fnmlly. Iniprove- BARR SERVICES — Publicity and person. El wood A. Armstrong Agency (More Classified Ads APPLIANCE REPAIR anil Installa- FURNITURE Rallnlahed. repaired, ;NARE, MASON-HAMLIN. BOHMER horhood. Available April 1. $110. Call inpntft, L'nltfl Neck ar«a. Write P.O. Public Relation* on retaining fee. •55 Troflpect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1- HH 7-4580^ _ Uox 212, ShrcwAbury. On The Next Page) tion. Realdentl&l and commercial wir- cabinet maklnc. Free «atlm&tes. CA 2-4747 1500. CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STECK ing. Allen Electric BH 7-0612. pickup, delivery. W. Murray. 787-4677. •HOICK TiJTrTiTshcd stiidlo ii|ifirtiiTfiil, SAJ.ESMEN — If you would like to 'ookman Ave. & Mnln St.. Ashury Pk donl for ninglf porson or couplf. One HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Radio-Television Repair upplfimeiit your Income liy flQtl In Open dkily till 9 Sat, ll!J b:30 .loi:h from lleiJ Bunk slntl.in. To see Auctioneer Fuel Oil — Heating A. C. RADIO A TELEVISION CO- 200 per month, during your apart- time PR 5-D3O1 123 Shrewsbury Avo. 8H l-47fla SERV- rom your home, call CO 4MQ~ Come see this delightful Cape Cod on a lovely fenced- FUEL OIL * IU2ATTNO—Call SH 1- BOLENS 3!s h.p. garden trnctor, ?W BPRINaVIEW GARDENS B. a. COATS — An essential Auction ICE WHILE! YOU WAIT TELKPHONK 8OLICITOK8-Call from 2S3-B SPUING ST, in, landscaped lot. Large, beautiful kitchen, tile bath. ^ppralaiU- Service "anywhere." 2&9 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc., Service A your own home. Handicapped IIIRD wel- reel mower, 'JO" rotary inotur, plow, Norwood Ave., Deal. Phon KK Sales. 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. come. CommlRfllon l.nnlfr. Cnlt eveningn harrow, snow nhovfl. 5200. SII HK5 AvallnMe May 1. One deluxe four- Clean, dry basement. Two partially finished upstairs 1-3481. Roofing, Siding and Insulation (ictwprn (I-ft n.m.. O3 t-.ifi'Kl room npartmpntp , (two bedrooms). One bedrooms. Patio surrounded by trees. This is a real ADDING MACHINE - Kniith Corona. m p rt m ut. Compl bargain at $12,800. Only $400 down. Home Improvements Innlllntion A Siding Corp. CertlflM ATTENTION TEAOHtCHS — Teachers Three yeara old, like now, $75. Call kitchen, flvfulp l t lining m, npnelmi Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR fi 8407 needed for minimer (tmploympnt. Gunr- SH 1-RI2S. t;h)sds. ApplICJUIims fur ffuturt e va- Auto and Truck Rental D. PR1MERANO "The Carpenter." or Adnrn Llnzmaycr AT l-o;t(l2 antPed Inconie with opportunity to earn BATHROOM wuTl s'lTik! chroina fix- cancies also. Adults, For appoint- Do you need four bedrooms? We have a lovely Cape tip to 51,000 during June. July and 1 AVIS— Rent a new car or truck. Low Experienced alterations, repair worlu OLSON CO. INC. - lloollnc SldlngTk tures; complete window Irami , snnh, ment rail . Cod with paneled basement, tiled bath, patio and four out-!n«fd«. fill 1-4161. BU 1-U91. losu'Atlon. IrjxtaUed and Kuarnnteed Aijgimt, For happy, profitable Bummer, SHadyslde 1-5672 rates Maple Ave., Red Band. SH 7- e "Teachera" Hox 154. Naveali.lt. • screen, storm window; lull fllzn crib, bedrooms, even an automatic fire alarm system, for 0308. PR 45211 Dally 7 a.ra 10 p.m. WORIUNO MAN'B1' contractor^-Alter- for 10. yeari. PR 5-0705—AT 10510. carriage: other articles. AT l-:(022. N'IRUKI) APARTMENT — V«ry •tlona; addition!, painting, mBionrr, nic Clean. All new modern kilrhen, only $700 down. Full price $15,700. UUSKUAT" CAPE;"•"-"'" Full front, ~$6(). te hatli 95 Herbert St.. Red Bank. all those llttla lobi. LO 6-1T14. Tel. Answering Service SITUATIONS WANTED, Female tlarmink stole, $40 Squirrel stole, $'.'(). $3,500 down. $108 month, assumes a very neat split Building Contractor All in perfect condition. BE 2-Ollfi-R. TWOli&OM FURNIGHED av"artinentT level with a recreation room, modern kitchen, l'/j TIED TO YOUR telephone? Let us WILL HELP WITH PAHTIEB, dinners, OAS ItANOK — With wall oven, nvenicncea. Slngl*' person (ire- Insurance answer for you! 24 Hour aervice. Tefo- •r other occaaiona. Call SH I-888I. ff Cur essential. CaJ] IJ 2-1238. baths and three bedrooms. Near all transportation. NEW HOMES, alterations repair*. phona Answering Service. 611 1-4700. no answer SH 1-2233. cabinet, stainless steel, best ofrer, OS Hlcneat quality work. For estimate! ALLSTATE! INSURANCE CO.-Auto 1SS1. N [jPKING TERRACE oprirtmenta. <', Price $17,000. call Herbert Eujenrauch. SH 1-8201. accident, home, (Ira Insurance. Low _E LIABLE WUMAN wisnoB lo lak* HAY FOR SALE — Call between ami 5 rooms. June 1 occupnney. SH 1- rntea. Call lohn P. llcllugh. AgenU Tile Ceramic cars of ctilMrcn in Her home. 15" Split level on a dead-end street. Large living room, RU 1-1091. ~n)<- A«r rtH T-20IB Will board 0 and 111 p.m. RSO BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS REMODEL.INO-REPAIRS.AUDIT10N8 CO 4-5G08 KEANSHUJlG — Newly decorated 3'i modern kitchen and dining room. Lovely playroom fltorm trl&dotca, aldlnt. awslnra. —Nev* work, enclosures, all accessor- YPJNO DONE AT HOME, on IBM room ajmrtmeiit. hrat hot water BHP- SH 7-28U or 811 1-4828. lei, floors, walla, celling. Decorative •lectrlc, Call Mrs. Wynbe.rg. DINING-LIVING table. Mom!, dropleaf, plleil, $<>5 month. Inquire 1H Reach- overlooks a large'yard. Four bedrooms or three and Landscaplnk-Gardenlng tllef to your order, FAul'a Tiling Serv- HH 1-5105 . four leaves, seats 2-14, %<&. Desk, maple -vay, Apt. 2 or cnll evenlnKB. PL 1(1344. a den. Two baths. Attached garage. Walking dis- ice. CO 4-S634. !alnpd. $10. SH 7-3563. ILL PO BABY SITTING DAY OK FOUR-ROOM apartment, young Couple tance to shopping center. $4,500 assumes 4'/j^ mort- Cesspool Cleaning LAWN MAINTENANCE], Rototllllng. EVENINGS. HOT WATER HEATER — 30 gallon, with one child or couple, preferred. gage. Payments $113 a month. Price $18,090. Oaorg* Borden. SH 1-4327 gas. Kcusonable. SH 1-7777. Trucking LO 6- cheerfully given. W. W prompt horn* lervlca or frea checkup THREE RELIABLE BOYS avsll.tlle and aave. We servlca what we, lell. THREE-ROOM — Unfurnished apart- Broad «L. JUd Bank, OB 7-4100. BtUea. 1U S-S55*. on your Electrolux. call PR a^HMl, for y«rd, itttlc, cellar cleaning, aeneral Temer's Miulo Rtore. 309 UalD BL, ment. Heat, hot water. SGQ. U51 Hwy juldoor work. C«I1 «venlnn. BH 7-MI1. Laten-ood. ro 3-2190. 35. Mlddlelown. HOUSES TOKSMJ B HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAtE 24-Fridsy, April 14, 1%1 RED BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE TOP NOTCH HOUSE-TERRIFIC PRICE t T R. SNYDER & CO. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Nothing to buy. Screens storm sash, tine lawn and wonderful Our Spteialty - The Horn. You W.n» RAY STILLMAN itrees. Property 100x170. Fair Haven's River Oaks section. Living "Est. 43 years" room with fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen. Two bedrooms i Highway 35 SH 1-8600 Shrewsbury and bath on first floor, two bedrooms and bath on second. Breezp- • . HALL BROS. BIG PARKING LOT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE way. full basement. Small down payment. Askjng $29,500, Make till monthly Daymen'*. i$36,000—Country ranch with swimming pool. Modern three-bedroom MIDDUBTOWW" REALTORS home in perfect condition, tastefully decorated. Beautifully RUMSON'S LITTLE RED FARM HOUSE paneled den with fireplace; jalousied porch overlooking The present owners took this charmine house «nd m»de it Jnto..* 813 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN poo!,- spacious up-to-date kitchen with ultra-modern buitr- real gem. Large living room with fireplace; dining room, modern SHadyside 1-7686 in appliances, two-car attached garage. Plot 20O'x230'.' Five kitchen. Powder room, bedroom and bath on first floor. Two bed- [IS t. month.' Full price—*18,«00. minutes to Parkway, 10 minutes to Bell Laboratories. rooms and bath on second. Out buildings. One and one-half acres APPUSBROOK BANOH 1 PURE AMERICANA •$1S,5OO—Splip t level home in Lincroft. Three bedrooms,, 1AA baths, in a Grandma Moses seating. Reduced. A charming colonial on half acre plot. :SxI3 living room with: living room, dining room, utility roqm, recreation room, one-car attached garage. Close to schools. One acre. DON'T FENCE JOHNNY IN fireplace; lixH dining room. Large cut-in kitchen, 22x12 Jen.; And give his mother a nice large home to bring him up in. Over d to put up. Three bedrooms and bath upstairs, full basement with playroom.;$25,000—Big- rooms in this t,hree-bedroom ranch. Large dining BLOSSOM COVE ROAD Perfect throughout. Asking $21, an acre and a half on bus line. Center hall, living room, sunny five-bedroom colonial »t Covered porch, two-car g3rage. room; also dining area with fireplace. All electric kitchen, i ii t rvel > N ve iuver 500. Best location. oil radiant heat, two-car attached garage, beautifully land- dining room, big modern kitchen on first floor. Three fine bed- ' "°" - ™' scaped yard, fenced-in back yard. Concrete drive. rooms on second. Porch, full basement. $24,000. , ^sr a«£5 ^xi «F.,r ROOM FOR EVERYTHING it borne combin«s location «nd Uvtblllty. J$32,000—Owner transferred lo California. Almost brand new three- INEXPENSIVE RUMSON RANCH I A modem four-bedroom, %-bath home with room to spare. Ceiv bedroom ranch home. One and one-half baths, large liv- Near river, bus line, churches and schools. Living room, large FIVE CORNERS. MIDDLETOWN ter h»Il plan, living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen with built- 0S M598 ing room with fireplace; big dining room, ultra-modern modern kitchen,' two bedrooms, tile bath. Full basement. Hot - ins. Recreation room, den, laundry room, full basement. At- kitchen, recreation room in basement with new bar with ,.2590 E tached garage, wall to wall carpeting included. Nearly new. Ask equipment and stools. Wall to wall carpeting, drapes, Ve- water heat. Taxes $198. Price $13,500. S Ing {23,750. Fine location. netian blinds, two air conditioners, two-car attached garage. ' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Oil heat, acre plot with trees and brook. Complete house- A DISTINGUISHED COLONIAL I THE DOWSTRA AGENCY hold furniture with stereophonic Hi-Fi may be purchased SHREWSBURY Oar finest listing in this range. Can not be matched for location, | if desired. 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. REDDEN AGENCY 1 $14,900 condition or appointments. Center hall, living room with fireplace SH 1-8700 REALTORS - INSURORS and sliding glass doors to rear yard. Formal dining room, latest WE HAVE 2,000-LISTINGS THROUGHOUT Owner transferred. Price reduced kitchen with dishwasher and breakfast area. Paneled den. lava- MONMOUTH AND OCEAN COUNTIES for quick sale. Two-bedroom, ex- tory. Four double bedrooms plus two baths upstairs. Three zone 'LIT LEVEL — Little Silver. CALL US TODAY SH 1-8600 pansion attic Cape Cod. Laundry hot water heat, full basement, two-car attached garage. Profes- THOMPSON & BARTELL, INC. room, attached garage, plaster Bven large rooms, two baths, sionally landscaped, best Fair Haven location. Asking $38,900. Member of Multiple Listing walls Many other features. GI iree bedrooms. Condition like mortgage of $11,500 may be as- ew. Situated among trees on NEW RIVERFRONT HOMES MAUDE P. SPARKES AGENCY BEST BUYS IN APPLEBROOK turned. ,000 sq. ft. beautiful landscap- Three-bedroom ranch on apple-treed lot, icreened-lo porch off dining room ig. FHA applied for. $26,500. Shrewsbury Harbor Estates. Small community of luxury homes. 1120 Fair Haven Road Fair Haven, N. J. Deep water, large lots. Brick and frame ranchers. Center hall, priced for quick sale—¥20,900. FAIR HAVEN plan, fireplace, three dpuble bedrooms, two tiled baths, paneled j Ttiree-bedroom ranch with cellar and 114 bath*. AJaums iM% mortgage, INTERRACIAL IANCH - Little Silver. Seven SHadyside 1-0200 many extra*. Asking 134.900. den .with sliding glass wall overlooking water. Many extras. Priced | $13,800 area rooms, two baths, three Trom $29,990. Immediate occupancy. Brochure by request. RUMSON RIVERFRONT ESTATE SUBDIVISION Four-bedroom ranch., two baths,' cellar, two fireplaces. Property afford ledrooms, 185*165 plot. Excellent lovely view ot mo countryside—J2S.600. Lovely Cape Cod. Finished ex- •ondition, • Convenient location. Look for Shrewsbury Harbor Estates nff Patten Ave., Monmouth Package deal starts at $47,500 for four-bedroom house. LITTLE SILVER SPLIT—Four bedrooms (space of fifth bedroom), pansion attic. (Located on extra !4,50O. Beach. Agent on premises—Mr. Carhart CA 2-7409. I 2'/i baths, recreation room, in fine location. Property beauti arge landscaped lot. $450 down, RUMSON FIVE-YEAR-OLD CAPE COD fully kept. Owner anxious to sell. Asking $24,500. balance by FHA mortgage for qualified buyer. «>LiT LEVEL — Lijtle Silver, Four bedrooms, two baths, garage, full cellar. Taxes $211. $20,800 TREMENDOUS BARGAIN—This huge, Immaculate home has ieven rooms, three 'bedrooms, ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC. four bedrooms, three baths and a $20,000 GI mortgage which wo baths, pine paneled kitchen, INCOME PROPERTY NEW SHREWSBURY Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm can be assumed. Exclusive with us. Many, many extras. arge fireplace with raised hearth. iTwo apartments and cottage. Convenient to bus. $18,000. Asking $24,700. INTERRACIAL Zompletely air-conditioned. Two- 1» BROAD STREET RED BANK, NEW JERSEY: $12,900 :ar garage. Beautiful landscapi- 349 Highway 35, Middletown, N. J. SHadyside 7-5600 SH 1-3450 WATERFRONT-TWO YEARS OLD idorable gleaming white Cape ng. Convenient location. $29,000. Perfect for retirement. Has own dock. Living room with ca- tod with full cellar, expansion at- BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH TUDOR—Among the trees. New listing thedral ceiling, dining room, two fireplaces, family room, ground :1c, in new condition inside. This LAND FOR BUILDERS In quiet court area of SHREWSBURY. Three bedrooms, two level basement. Taxes $236. $27,500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE louse has really been taken care baths, large plate glass windows in living room (with fireplace); of. $11,400 GI mortgage may be dining room, large modern kitchen with breakfast area; full cellar, JOHN L MINUGH RAY VAN HORN assumed. SHadyside 1-5660 garage with.storage room, huge plot. The only one of its kind. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Price $35,000 (includes extra lot). REALTORS - INSURORS REALTORS THE MEISTRICH Open 7 days Rumson Rd. Rumson 01 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. LITTLE SILVER—Reasonably priced white Cape Cod. Four bed- J. LESTER RIGBY JOSEPH G. McCUE OVER A QUARTER CENTUM AGENCY rooms, full dining room, porch, cellar, garage, lovely trees. 10% RU1-0716 It, 35 Red Bank down. Asking price $16,500. ASSOCIATES, INC. REALTOR ICTURESQUE TREED SET- Newman Springs Rd., corner RUMSON—A lot for a little. Liv-TING. This .attractive five-bed' Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury 658 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury 30 Ridge Road RUmson 1-0444 ing room, dining room, modern TWO-FAMILY HOUSE RED BANK — Three-year-old like-new home. Lovely three bed- room, recreation room, 2V4-bath, SHadyside 1-5838 rooms, two baths, den, huge kitchen with dining area, garage, car- SH 1-7741 "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE kitchen, four bedrooms, bath; split level home on dead-end Recently renovated. Bus at front peting throughout. A real beauty at $23,500. FOR OVER 35 YEARS automatic heat. Small lot for street, can be yours for $23,900. door, one block to school. Low THIS BRICK FACIA RANCH IS EXPERIENCE" easy maintenance. Sorry, no ga-Large plot. Immediate possession. RUMSON — Quiet rustic area tax. A GEM TO TREASURE—Large age. $11,500. frame colonial, three bedrooms, $18,500 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE living room with Roman brick RUMSON—Frame ranch house, HOLMDEL — Rolling acre. Ram- dining room, fireplace, full base- RUMSON RETIREMENT HOME bling ranch. Beautiful living room CARRIAGE HOUSE fireplace and bookshelves, three Heart of estate area, accessible —Picturesque white clapboard ment, hot water oil heat, attached bedrooms, two baths, everything. Combination living with bay window, oversized kitch- one-car garage, large double plo' ESTATE AREA cottage. Priceless dogwoods. en with dining area, four bed' WALKER & WALKER RUSSELL M. BORUS full dining room, electric kitch- and dining rooms, modern kitch- Large living room, modern kitch- Now reduced to $26,500. Wver view. Quiet, "country-like" REALTORS REALTOHS en, porches, frontWd rear, two- en, three bedrooms, two tiled en, birch cabinets, gas range, of- rooms, two tiled baths, porch, area. Ideal for children. .Large car garage, full cellar, large lot. baths, maid's room and bath. basement, double garage. $33, &UMSON — Desirable spacious rooms. Five bedrooms, three fice, open and closed porch. 'raJne ranch, three bedrooms, VA CENTURY OLD TREES AND 600 River Road Unbelievably priced at $22,500. Two-car attached garage, full Combination screens and storm 900. baths. Tall trees. Two plus basement. Beautiful' '%' acre mths, lull basement, hot air oi BABBLING BROOK A PROJECT HOUSE WITH CUS- sash. Basement with circulating -IKE OUTDOOR LIVING? Th icres. Fair Haven, IV. J. trees. Offered $47,500. warm air oil heat (cost $75 an- leat, attached two-car garage, Immaculate custom rancher, en- TOM DISTINCTION — BUT ight-room colonial on large treec patio, planted high plot. Asking $39,500 PROJECT PRICED - All rooms nually). Taxes $120. Divisible ilot with screened porch opening tertaining living room, separate SHadysirie 7-1532 LITTLE SILVER-Ranch, brick lot worth $4,000 included. Price $26,000. itining tomorrow's kitchen today, are large, three bedrooms, two and shingle. Built 1957. Owner in patio is ideal. Den and rec- ELLEN S. tiled bath, oversized recreation $16,000. reation room for indoor entertain RUMSON—Frame bungalow, liv lalousied fun room, three spa- BEAUTIFULLY BUILT CUSTOM transferred. Four bedrooms, two cious bedrooms, bath, basement, room, living room, dining room, tiled baths, recreation room, foy- ing. Hot water heat, dishwashe ing room with fireplace, two bed HAZELTON DESIGNED NEW RANCH bright modern kitchen, covered RUMSON—New listing for the two-car garage. Immediate poj rooms, sunroom, basement, hoi attached garage—convenient to er, living and dining rooms, mod' large family with a small pocket- REALTOR •choo), shopping, transportation, Lincroft. ern kitchen, two-car session. Owner transferred. $32, •ater oil heat, ample grounds book. Entrance hall, living room, 150. ffered at $12,000. .3 West River Road Rumson many extras left for your sur- WS S I rage. Many extras. I dining room, kitchen, electric Southbound owner asking rooms. Priced to sell. $36,000. dininer hallg , roomfirepl/c, spacioue in livins g"Hom room.pe RESTFU' L SECLUSION AMONG range, six bedrooms, two baths; MMACULATE RANCH - Con RUmson 1-2003 • 1,000. and Garden" kitchen. paneled TALL TREES—Brick front ranch RUMSON—Brand new brick and hot water baseboard oil heat. itructed by one of the area's best DENNIS K. BYRNE den, three exceptional bedrooms, appraised at $30,000, offered at frame colonial. Small-plot, ap- Sewer connection. Two-car ga- builders. Combination living REALTOR - INSUROR TIRED OF STAIRS? two deluxe tiled baths, two-car $29,300. One and a quarter acres, pealing to the man who doesn't rage. FHA mortgage of $21,300 room and dining room with fire- WALKER & WALKER Three bedroom rancher featur jarage, full cellar. Prestige home and a brook, too. Three bed- want to spend his leisure cut- available. $24,000. place, three bedrooms, kitchen 8 West River Road Ing log-buming fi replace in liv- REALTORS at $32,500. rooms, generous closets, ceramic :ing grass. Four bedrooms, 2'/2 with eating area. Utility room Rumson, New Jersey ing room, modern kitchen with bath and powder room, sunken .INCROFT—Modern custom-built Full basement. Oversized garage Highway 35 Hazlet AN ESTATE YOU NEVER iled baths, center hall, living and ranch near public, parochial Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 breakfast area, all purpose room, living room with paneled walls dining rooms, paneled den, beau- Many extras. Just offered a Open 7 Days attached, garage. Brook. Con- DREAMED EXISTED — A loca- and fireplace. Paneled den. Oil schools and Bell Laboratories. (19,900. tion to, excite with endless de- tiful modern kitchen, attic space, Living room, fireplace, large CO 4-5212 venient to schools and shopping. fired baseboard hot water heat, remendous two-car attached ga- EXCLUSIVE with us. Don't miss light. Carriage house on 3edrooms, powder room. Second Door •ize bedrooms, two tile baths, powder rooms. Basement and detail. Asking $31,000. en, enclosed front porch, nea i',4 baths, family room, attached j has two bedrooms and bath. Attached two-oar garage. Well landscaped. bus line. New oil heat, deep lo rage, aluminum combinations throu, garage. Beautiful landscaped ground garage. Immaculate. $26,500. RUMSON out. Quick occupancy—no red tape—I Constance Bmlth. U Maple Ave. Fair one acre plot. Asking S35,0OO. Attractive Colonial Ranch STANLEY K. DOWNS Real comfortable three-bed- Reduced for quick sale. $11,501 ClMlng COBU—ANYONE QUALIFIES Haven. SH I-2308. A allghtly lower offer will be conslc BEST NEIGHBORHOOD-Bright room - home near schools ered—GET A MOVE ON! I1UMSON — New lilting of lorteous SEND FOR BROCHURES colonial on a quiet (except for RIVER OAKS REALTOR ALL BUYERS split In beautllul setting oa large plot churches and water. Includes Bay window living room with brick ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE-INmany children) street. Two Exclusive with us—First time of "Homes of Charm and Value' $400 DOWN fireplace. Large dining room, homey blocks to excellent school (no fered. Large living room with living room with fireplace R. W. Barnickel kitchen with breakfast corner. 14x18 rec- SHadyside 1-1017 Five - year - old, three-bedroo: RT. 36 MIDDLETOW reation room. Three large bedrooms, 214 PLAN crossings). Six bright rooms plus fireplace and built-in TV, dining dining room, modernized anch. Large kitchen, lined wit OS 1-0505 baths, stone terrace. Two-car attached room with picture window over- Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury garage. Low taxes. Very reasonable a dinette. Fireplace, jalousie kitchen, porch, full basement cabinets. Modern bath, alum MVBR OAKB — Fair Haven. Thre. at w an. Elwood A. Armstrong Agent looking lovely landscaped bedroom ranch. Large living rooi porch, basement, powder room and garage., You will like it. num storms and screens, othe V,i ,™. Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. WALKER & WALKER and garage. We have the FHAgrounds, patio, modern kitchen "JN THE GOOD OLE dlnlns room, modern kitchen, laundl SH 1- buy a deck of NOW—rrs PIUCEU mom'! 16 West Front Street Red Bank AIJ, BUYElia }800 DOWN — Four ark and North Jersey area. It wou! earda. Own your own home, ace this cost at least 12,000 more. It lias t BK 1-450O. Member Multiple Listings: •vcrtlzcd four-bedroom home, wltb scl- SHadyside 7-3500 WIDE SELECTION OF bedroom home close to transportation, RED BANK SH 7-39 •oea kitcben, dining room, attic, utli R. W. Barnickel auirra, school. Nice lamlly neighbor (0) good sized bedrooms, large llvl LITTLE SILVER — Ora, .hlngle Colo- •ty room, full bailment and garage MIDDLHTOWN' SPRING BARGAINS hood. Anxious to Bell. Will conaldei 24-Hour Service room, full sized dining room, modL nlal trimmed In white. Spacious Vrouih- •xtrat Include range. Venetian Mind* reasonable offers. $13,500. kitchen with pantry (you don't hard out. Living room with fireplace din-' tnd combination Aluminum •term MIDDLETOWN WITH EARLY POSSESSION get them anymore) full basement al Ing room, kitchen with breakfast room, Mlb ud door*. WEST DEAL garage, Including range, blinds, com! three bedrooms. l?i baths. Full recrea- We have many n**w lint Ings ot Heart of everything. Three-bed A. Fred Maffeo Lovely wooded area near Deal Q< nation norm sash and doors. Imtnei tion basement. Bcreened summer porch AQENOV age possession. S10.6O0. Full price. Nc Two-car attached garage. Wooded plot. $16,990 Full Price room rattch, modern in every STANLEY K. DOWNS 811 10H3 Club, tew minutes drive from t vets S315 down. Tho Berg Agency, HOUSES FOR SALE Shrewsbury betfeh. Four-year-old split level, thi 39, Middletown OB 1-1000. Priced at «2,5OO. Owner transferred. way. Easy finance. Mint con REALTOR oughly modem Inside and out, Will consider trade. Elwood A. Arm- Non-Vet $330 Down FROM |?,000 to &3.000 dition. Beautiful large landscapec 100'x 185' plot. Two bedrooms and d strong Agency, 553 Prospect Ave Lit- rieane plwnf for Aj»i> AT 1-0488 IMMKLIIA.TH OCCUPANCY bedroom ranch, which Includes a hu PRIVACY ON DEAD END ROAD -~ CALL NOW ' .Simply take over i\?K OI mortgnfit FAIU1I3—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES cellar, dining room, screened breei Perfect for retired couple or newly- F. A. GEHLHAUS move rlh-lit In. Sensible monthl: HOLMDEL-COLTS NECK John C. Conover Agency way and overslxed garage. Asking fli wed«. Brick and frame ranch. Flvti Hf:ll Estate menu are $111 and you only ,neei MAHLD0RO— FREEHOLD AREAS 410 Corllta Ave. Allenhu. 800. gorgeoua roomi, two bedrooma tile THE BERG AGENCY S.I.1O0 caHli to swInK tile deal. Till Dutch Lane lid. Marlboro KB 1-2600 Ever A Bun. PA 5-4 It. C. COLLIER, BROKER bath, HfparaBe dining room, extra larpe M Hwy. 36 LEONARDO MATTHEW J. GILL 13 a charming «eveti-room split level modern kitchen. Colonial fireplace In "Personalized Service" (Next to Illun * White Him Trrmlri.il) Rl> 1, Freehold LI 2-2266. II no answer RU 1-0033. "The Broker with threw liedrooma, lVi battis. famll 110 21151 ffben Uuyuig, Bellini or lmurlog, living room. Attached garage, Priced OS 1.1000 R1VKK OAKH HASCH -- [>,irK<- llv room and attached Earacc. PRICE LET YOUR TENANT pay the mor at below replacement coat at flp.OOO. room, flrciilacr, mil dining room, m Who Knows Middletown" 11K111T AT 517,500. LITTLE BILVEK — Thrcc-betlroom cui Octmport'i Iririt Realtor Flirt. gage. Modernized four-bedroom, twi Will consider trade. Elwood A Arm- 1U. No. 3» Middletown, U. J. I'm Hltciipn. Ihri'i' ln'ilro"in.t. Asm tout ranch, six years old. Assume al story. Income from aenarate apartm strong Agency, 655 Proaptct Ave Lit- MAIUK COX AQENCY makes your monthly payments r tle Silver. BH 1-4B00, Member Multiple Dalljr tt Saturday Sunday 10-7 jllighway35 Middletown R. W. Barnickel mortR.iEL>. Slfl.600. B11 1-B7A8 evenings. I»L Comuicbc Dtiv Oceupoi low. Asking IlB.Kfl. CA i-iWl Llfltlngfi I OS 1-3200 CO 4-5432 UT. 35 M1PDLETOWN I1OATERS. FI8HEHMEN. DUCK Sfirviog MonmuulD Counij Over SO H R. C. OOLUER. BROKER Schanck Agency OH 1-0505 HUNTlms — This year-round brick, LI 2-220) If no answer RU 1-09: LINCROFT AREA — . DlitlmTllve Mil INTERRACIAL Iwo-fttnry, five bcdroomB, two riftths. ZhET ~ Asaumo 112,000, 20 yei ATLANTIC HIOIILANDS — BlX-roo on Urge lot overlooking hor»e form. ONLY $100 •;._| $700 CASH LOT OWNERS llunps New York and Newark at door, GI. (00 monthly. Beautiful, three bi house In residential section, tff(M Seven rooma. three twin bedrooma, Asking FHA appraisal price 123,000. room iplit level, fa rage, lot 70xl< tile, bath, picture window living room, ; garage. 111,900. The Brook Agen separate dlntnn room, deluxe •ten-sav- Down and $95 monthly and yo i»™ i Needed to buy this modern three READY TO BUILD? Fiiul A. McFarlnnri, Hroker. 79 Rldgf S.5,000, P. A. Omnium, Real Eat Bank Building, Atlantic Highlands. . ing kitchen, 24' family room, attached own brand new two-bedroom if'oxibedroom split level. Price $15,900. OIHWHI? from 127 floor plan! and archi- Rd., Humron. KU 1-20M Kcaniburg. 787-6050. Hill. E LOT Attractive three garage. Mortgage can b« assumed or Cape Cod, expansion attic, on lit l.Htlu K^vi-r. tectural tre.'Ltmuiil.i ofUllfferent pcrlr«l OCEAN J'RONT - Two-family rant LITTLE SILVER — Four-bedroom sp] FHA financing Available, A ateal nt ! BKACII AGENCY •ind »lyli\i, tho home e^u-claMy ntiltci eiln ranch. Large living room 'J.8,000. Will consider trade Elwood A. 75x100. to your personality. 510.500 to J2CI,300. dining room, eat-In kitchen, ceramic tile Marrioua - Lane, Sea Bright. Alexaei level. 2'S baths, paneled den, laundr KlHK-RDuM . ;;7 wnimv T 1340 Ocean Ave., Sea Brlgnt. SB 2-014 ArmBtrong Agency, 555 Prospect Ave.. Hwy 35 Middletown Kl l-irfb'l. iJverrtt HI TJiorne Co , bath, large recreation room, lull base' carpeting. Four years old. A-l condlt'n Little Silver, SH 1-4800. Member Multi- BEACH AGENCY Call 7S7- I OS 1-2727 milln>rizt!(l ilealcr for U.S. Hmel Hoi ment. Price $10,700. $800 down, $134 SHREWSBURY TOWNBHIP — Tw FHA or VA financing. Asking S24.5C ple Listings. monthly. Cull Cal ohlsen Realty, N bedroom apartment. 159.50 month Call SH 1-2103. Hwy 35 Middletown L-'AUrilAVEN — T"wo^toryl\oiwTl! Mcinmouth. OB 1-3322. cluilcfl utilities, maintenance. IA 2-133* FOUR BEDROOMS — On one - BiailT-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL — Thre» If-Vfl. Near p;irkWiiy. schools and shop h;ilha, !'.• ix;r CL-ril mort :*•. ';. ncri. , Eiiiltahlo fur proTrnsIoni) tion. Four bedrooms, recreation room, split level It In tip-top condition. Hi room, laundry room, separate dining rut:.'. Pnmio HH 7-:-::.'^ •« . A siting price. Inw i'd'.i. Newark. 1 >lui expansion attic, full baiemei ;re lot. Full pries glB.BOO. 12900 tak room, attached garage. Includes storm REDECORATED HOME — Three l .^ batlis, basement. Landscaped. Con- ireezeway and garage. Anume mor doorn and windows, patio, fence, fully rooms, living room, dining rtxun. hiui HKI .7"]! Tsil~~l'vur- yea: -nlil, liiur-l>e ii- Vnrlt hufi.-rt w.ilkiiiK dlritnncc. OH ATTIt ACTIVELY rEl> four-bed- venient to schools, transportation. 10% uver mortgage. Low low.dosing con roiiiii. raiicli-typa l gage, f00 month payments. Call Mi landscaped, Walk to ahopplng. New •n, bathroom. lull iilze enclosed front f,\,ra(;e. I. levcl. Ltvlnc down or aasume 4.«% mortgage.. (17,000. Nardelll, OS 1-10O0. Other financing available. Call f Ybrk buses and. trains. 4V. a, I. tlB,- &nd back porches. Cash and pick up n I'KJJ i-\\|[ ItANCIl IV]M room, kitchen, recreation on 1-1H3. Ohlsen Realty. New Monmouth. OS payments, AT 1-3221. dill Hnl: fJIX-YEAlt OLD — All brick ranc 3322. 090. OB I-22M. Idcnl for ncrn lot- Oc once. lJOCTOlt OR DENTIST — Nine-room NORTH LONG BRANCH — Bunjjii iriU till seven large room*, threa twin ilxe bei LINCROFTHOLMDEL-COLT8 N»C LOOKING FOR AN OLDER home In •. fuur larpe In ,lrn( SIMM) KI1.V attractive split level on busy corner In room*i three full baths, formal din In quiet, established neighborhood? Well, five rooms, batt], full basement, lii n, $150 monthly. Call Cnl Oliliien, lionrt of Mlddlctown residential area. AREA. Houses, lots, acreage In I attic, one-car garage, lflrgf; mod Wiili-tovvall carpi 1 room, center hall, 26' living roon price ranges. Inspect this deslral this three bedroom home Is worth see- W.iUI.'X tJiroiJKll- iKW CI'STOM-IiKIU J Momnmith 09 1-.T122. Mnny other advantages. Owner anxious. raised fireplace, den, large kllchei area mm. Martin Agency. H««« ing - living room with ft replace - den- fcltchen. Quiet Btreet near rieaaurc Hay I'-ot.-ihllFlH-il iking $29,000. Favorable financing. two-car garage, icreened porch, U two baths full basement with bar - bridge. Idea) for rt-tire'l coui.le. *!>..M I-'AI \T 1 IAV KNi 11 v»r7 i, iro li til Cal ohlaeti Really, New 1" Bnrlnis Ril., Lincroft. SH 7-2229 << •32 HUlsdale Avg. CA 0-372G. lir tinll colnnlal. Thrn twin itlzcri dry. cellarcell . Asking $42,&OO. BII 1-6189 mile wesl Red Bink exit 108 oardi Forced hot air heating nystem r KHA •n-ilronnis, Ihrco Intfie closets In mouth, 08 1-3322. SHf 1-71 State Parkway): financing available with only $650.00 URGE FAMILY? Ilere'a your Hom rr. ,2'j h;itli», Inrgf living room, i TWO FAMILY DUPLEX — River Rd, down. Price • 115.500. Harry A. Kearney Tour-bedroom, split level, l'.i Icul. •odin. kltctim with iliithwuHher. Fair Ilnvcn. Zoned for bURlness. Income THRB3KDBDROOM SPLIT LKVE1 RED BANK—Bevcn-roi-m house. Th * Co., I»a. M, Middletown. OS 1-0600. ptarrodm, dining area. Clean Interior nrce porchco. 2ixl'l pnclonrd. Bxl2 over $200 per month. SIM per montll large family room. 1% batha. aJumtnuaJumtnui bedrooms, two balht, sewing room. In MU well landscaped, nice nelKlibprliDrjti. uTcenfil. Keerv.-iMnn li.inemcut with "irrle* all. Assume flA.dOO Ol mort- combination windowa throughouthht . VlVlcll basement, attic, two-car garage. Rei (More Classified Ads Ownor transferred will >rll for JlB.Mfl >nr, two-cnr giiruge. Asking |3|,9OO. itentlal ares. Walking distance to she 8HT-08M. cace, plus $9000 cash. BII 1-S20S after Ity hlgti achoo!, near buiea alioppln, On Hie Next Page) SH 1-5301. » P,in. • • 117,500. OS ,1-3068. ping, Bcboolfl and cburcnes BH. 1*84 RIAL feSTATI K>R SALE -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE FELLOWSHIP MEETS son; Pavld L, Nutter, 23, of 29 R£D BANK REGISTER Friday, April 14,1961—25 Third Ave.. Long Branch and HOUSES FOR SALE NOTICE . MONMOUTH COUNTY BELFORD — The Southern Lifts VETIRANH — No down payment, 172 NOTICE TO PKHMONfi DKSIB1NO AB- • SLBHOUATKS COURT - Baptist Fellowship will meet Sun- Leonard A. Chiriaco, 31, of Wick- par month. Potatoes are cheaper, to- SENTEE BALLOTS Notice to Creditors *• PreW. atunk. Herbert T. Hutch, 56, of 77 AL No problem finding tenants matoes art cheaper, lt'i * nice ionj, If you are a qualified and registered Claims Agftlntt Estate day at 3 p.m. at the Methodist :n Ave., had his license revoked when you advertise The Register and it may be so, but Real Kittle voter of the Slate who eipecU to be 3E8TATE OF TEKKBA ifAUDB'WIL- Church, Wayne Mouritzen has an- Of bther drivers whose driving lin't fettlnff any cheaper. Act now, tee absent outside of the Bute on MaSOy N IAL8O KNOWN AS MAUDS C. icenses >r 60 days, way.-Advertisement and bur thli (our-bedroom home, § 9th, 1961, or a qualified and registered WILSON, MAUDB T. WILSON AND nounced. privileges were revoked for 30 "Daylight" fully equipped kitchen, din voter who will be within the State on iAUDE WILftON, DKCEAflED. There will be regular meetings days were Anna Coltinuck, 64, of log room, large living room, and full May 0th, 1961, but became ttt Illness Pursuant to th* order of EDWARD C. 2 Drivers bftieroent. All WMtfher encloied porch, or physical dliability will b» unable BROBPE, Burrogat* of toe County of of the Fellowship each Sunday at 1310 Comstock, St., Asbury Park, hot water heat, In a real nice location. o cast your ballot at the polling place Monmouth, this day made, on the an- TRENTON — Acting Motor Ve and Clarence Wilson Jr., 36, of overilzed fully landscaped lot. f».M» In your District on Bald date, and you ttlcatlon of the undersigned Julia F. the same hour and place. full price. Xton-veti IUT down. The desire to vote ID the Borough of Keans- Huion, Admtnlitratrtx with, Will an- icle Director Ned J. Parsekian Renull Trailer PL, Freehold. Berg Agency, At. 35, Mlddletown. 08 1- burg Municipal Election to he held on nexed of the estate of the said Ter- — tQOIh — - - ' M-y £th, lMl kindly -writ* or apply is P&..JMftH.4s. W1JBOH_(B.IIO known as -LEGAL NOTICE iday announced the revocation person to the undersigned at once re- Eaude C, Wilson, Maude T. Wilson NOTICE '" 12 Monmoutrj County"driver's -LEGAL NOTICE VETKBANa —>No down payment. If questing that a Civilian Absentee Bil- -ad Maude wilaoa), deceased notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said The following entitled ordinance vlx: censes. we VMI to ehow thin boua* to all oflot be forwarded to you. Such request AN ORplNANCifi ADOPTING THE MWIfK Or SETTLKMENT OF NO MAGIC our cuitomeri over th« weekend at the must stats your home sddreis, and deceased to present to the said Ad- ACCOUNT. AND DIRECTIONS FOH •am* time, the turmoil la our MlddU- Ji» address to which said ballot should ministratrix with Will annexed their CLASSIFICATION PLAN OF Trttf Licenses revoked for one month DISTRIBUTION town Office would make the Laotian b* sent, and must be signed with your claims under oath within sis months PROVISIONS OK THE CIVIL SERV- from this date. ICE ACT OF THE STATE Of* NEW nder the provision of the state ESTATE OF MOLLIE D. THOMPSON, War look like a picnic, TftUi home li signature, and state the reason why IKR8BY APPROVED AND AUTUOJl- Deceased. really that goodl It haa rive (B) beautl you will not be able to vote at your Dated: April 3rd, 1961 oint system were those of Notice !• hereby given that the ful bedrooms, format sized dining room, usual polling place. No civilian ab* iZED liX A MAJORITY OF THBi VOT- a kitchen your wife will juet flip her JULIA F, HUSON ERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MID- :harles W. Cocuzza, 39, of 72account! of the nibacribar-AdmlnistrB- sente* ballot will ba furnished or for* SOT Lyons Ave, ULKTOWN, COUNTY OK MONMOUTH, trlx or the estate of aala Deceaied lid over, full bue merit, garage, and anwarded to any applicant unless request 'irst St., West Keansburg; Leroy will be audited and stated by the Sur- HERE - AT THE ELECTION HELD ON NO- approximate one-quarter acre beautiful- therefor Is received not less than Irvlrtrton, New Jersey rogate or the county of Monmouth ly landicaped lot, In a highly residen- eight <8) days prior to the MuHe-m si lie, Corn we 11, Mauiner VKMBSR a, 1H59. was passed on fi-'on Entress, 28, of 1 Aberdeen and /reported for settlement to The tial area. Xxtraa Include range, blinds, nicipal Election on May 9th, 1961. & Carotenuto, nal reading at a. meeting of the Town- 'er., New Monmouth; George Monmouth County Court, Probate Dl aluminum storm sun and doors, and 34 Broad Bt. ship Committee ot the Township of vision, on Friday. Ihft Fifth day o many other extras. Don't be diiappolnt- Dated: Keaninurg. N J. Red Bank, N. J. Middle town held on Wednesday, April acobs., Jr., 33, of 75 First St., May, A.D., 1961, at 9:30 o'clock a.m Just honest values ed be the first one to lee It. 113.500 April ?. 1961 Attorneys . 12, 1001 and was thereupon approved the County Court House. Monumern MARIA M J. 8 PI ELM AN, April 7, 14, 21, 28 $21,17 by the Chairman of the Township Com- [eyport, and Louis Matty, 38, of full price. Non-veU HG5 down. The mittee. ,d Court Streets. Freehold, New Jer Berc Agency. Rt 35, Mlddletown OS 1 Municipal Clerk. rine Rd., MorganviUe. y. at which time Application wll 1009, ___ Boro of Keamburg, N. J. MONMOUTH COUNTY *< JOHN T. LAWLEY, Revocations for 30 days were made for the allowance of Com April T, M |13.2O bUUKOGATE'S COUpT Chairman of the Township Committee lMlon» and Counsel fees, and Dtrec AND EIOHT-KOOM OLDBR house In Mid- Notice to Creditor! to Present HOWARD W. ROBERTS rdered for the following under lions for Distribution. dletown Village. Four bedrooms, mod- NOTICE Township Clerk. "Separate eealed bids for supplies and Claims AcaJsBt Estate le excessive speed program: Dated March l^na, A.P.. 1961. ern kitchen, bath, cellar, hot water, ESTATE OF FLORENCE HOWARD AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE CEHTDUDE P. OLJVERO, oil tieat. Convenient to tranipnrtallon, equipment for new bulldingi and school BKOOKS. DECEASED. CLASSIFICATION FLAN US* TH*. 'aymond F. Waters, 23, of 87 schools, churches, stores, $.18,000, OS 1-year 1961-1962 will be received by the PROVISIONS OF THE CIVIL 8ERV- 2H8 w. Clinton street, t 0*29. .' ' ' Mlddletown Township Board nf Edu- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ICiO ACT OF THE BTATJB OF NEW ranchport Ave., Long Branch; Dover, New Jersey. cation at the Administration Building, C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County JERSEY APPROVED AND AU Administratrix. 'MIDDLETOWN — Reduced •even-room 59 TlndaM Road, Mlddletown, N. J. upof Monmouth, this day made, on the acob A. Pantaleo, 39» of 1213 Edward W, Currle, Esq., SERVICE THOKiZED BY A1 MAJORITY. OF Counsellor at Law iplit level, attached garajf. Assume to 8.00 P.M. on Monday, April 34, application of the undersigned, Eliza- THE VOTERS OS THE TOWNSHIP ighth Ave., Neptune; Henry J 123 Main Street. 4H% O T |107 month covers all. 116,- beth Ann Leach, E. Attaint Cornwell OF MIDDLETOWN, COUNTY OF torse, Jr., 15 Grant Ave., Rum Matawsn. N. J. SOO, 13.KH) c«h. Near *verythinj. FHA Specifications t^id forms for bidding and The Monmouth County National UONMOUTH, AT THE ELECTION Mar. 21, 31, Anr. 7. 14 «21.< »t*o available. BH 1-61M. Immediate oc may be lecurert »l Die Board of Edu- Bank, Red Bank, Kxecutors of the ti- HELD ON NOVEMBER 3, 1859. cupMicy. £_ cation Office, 89 Tindall Road, Middle' tate of the said Florence Howard WHEREAS, at the Election Held on HOLMDEL — Well shrubbed split level town, N. J. Brooks, deceased, notice is hereby giv- November 3, 1959, there was submit- home on." large lot - three bedrooms . The Board of Education reaerves the en to the creditors of said deceased ted to the voters of th* Township of 1H baths • large living room-dlnlng right to reject any or «J1 bids and to to present to the said Executors their Ulddletown. County ot Monmouth and area newest kitchen - 1850 down - Price waive immaterUl Informalities. claims under oath within six months State of New Jersey, the question of glT.BOO. Harry A. Kearney * Co., Ttte. JAMES W. DAVJDHEIBEHR, from this date. whether or not th« said. Jurisdiction 35 Mlddletown. OS 1-0600. Secretary. Dated: April 3rd. IWll should adopt the provisions of the Civil April 14 . 13.78 Service Act of the Btat* of New Jersey, GARDEN ELIZABETH ANN LEACH, BIGHT-ROOM UNFURNISHED houi 61 Creit Drive, and said adoption was duly approved Newly renovated. Nice location In Rur NOTICE Little Silver, N. J. and authorized by a majority ol the lk •on. Call nV 1-20B" Notice Is hereby -given, that the B. ALLAIRE CORNWELL, voters' of said jurisdiction at said QUAINT 100 year old carriage home following la a copy of a proposed or- . 77 Bordea Place, election and NEEDS Completely renovated. Large, cheer dinance . which was Introduced and Little Silver, N 3, ful living room with fireplace. Sepa passed first reading at a regular meet- THE MONMOUTH COUNTY WHEREAS, Immediately thereafter rat* dining room, two bedroomi. Large Ing- of lha Township Committee of the NATIONAL BANK, Red Bank the. Nev Jersey Civil Bervlca Com- Township of Mlddletown held Wednes- By: QEORGEJ F. BAINE, JR., mission mad* a, survey of all peti- Jot J13,t»0. Woodbroolf Dr., ott Rout tions in (he said jurisdiction covering 34. Matawan. LO 6-5909. day, April 12, 1961. and was laid over Trus,t Officer. ONE WEEK ONLY [or hearing and consideration on sec- 53 Broad Street, the duties of said positions of said Jur- more mower ond and final passage at a meeting Red Bank. N J. isdiction; and of the Township Committee to be held Eiecutors WHEREAS, following suclt a survey for your LOTS AND ACREAGE Wednesday, April 2«. 1961. at the Mid Messrs. Itetiullle, Cornwtll, the New Jersey CivU Bervlc* Cora- dietown Township Hall at 8:15 p,m Mauiner & Carotenuto, mtsaUm submitted to the governing ACREAGE FOR DEVELOPERS at which time a public hearing will 34 Broad Street, body of said jurisdiction two separ- money ^ iUnyt be held upon the same and all per- Red Bank, N. J. ate and distinct schedules, as follows culling widOi •ITE approved for motel, ready tc sons wilt be given aa opportunity to Attorneys Schedule 1 build snrf mortgage money available be heard. April 7, 14, 21, 2> 92T.72 A list of employees in th* Juris, Grass catcher TEN ACRES for moderate priced diction with their date* of appoint- HOWARD W. 1 optional at homes. Township Clerk. ment, salary and title; and their pro- PLANT SALE • F. A. GEHLHAUS AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR- NOTICE posed status, title and divisional clas- titra cost. DINANCE] REGULATING THE USE NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MHXTAltY sification. Real Estate OF THE DEDICATED BEACH SERVICE OR PATIKNTS IN VET- Schedule 1 WE ARE OVERSTOCKED Rwy 98 Leonardo FRONT AT EAST KEANSBURG, IN ERANS HOSPITAI-R AND TO THKIH Class specifications in alphabetical or- THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN; RELATIVES AND FRIENDS. der including definitions, examples ol SO WE OFFER (Next to Blue * While Bus Terminal) PROVIDING RULES AND REGULA If you are In the military servlci work, educational and experience re- TION8 FOR THE GOVERNMENT. or a patient In a Veterans Hospital quirements, and knowledge and Abili- THE Jacobsen VICTOR AT 1-0488 ties. BATONTOWN — Four BUIK1.JinI x lota USB, UAIOTENANCE AND FOLJC- and desire to vote, -or if you at* a irtccd for immadlata aala. Fo/ojr further INO THEREOF INCLUDING RULES relative or friend ol a person who Is in WHEREAS, th* governing body ol A fine power-propelled reel mower with precision 7-1661. AND BEOULATI0N8 FOR THthEe military servlca or Is a patient In tta* said jurisdictionr is desirous of co- nformatlon call MUrdock 7-1M USE, GOVERNMENT AND POLIC- GOOD BUYS J a. Veterans Hospital, who, you believe operating with th» New Jersey Civil action . . . ana is exceptionally easy to handle! PORT MONMOUTH — Lota. TBUOO ING^ OF THE PUBLIC WALK, BATH- will desire to vote la the Borough of Bervlc* Commission; and adjacent. No clearing naceaiary. Phone ING BEACHES AND SAFEGUARD- Keansburg Municipal Election to be WHEREAS, the governing body ol Let us show you these feature*: M1-2S3S or 787-IHB. ING EQUIPMENT IN THE BATH- held on May 8th, 1M1. kindly write th* said jurisdiction is awar* of th IN YOUNG, FRESH-DUG PLANTS ING iBEACHES AND PROVIDING to the undersigned at once- malting ap- necessity of establishing « builnissllk IDEAL BUU-DIMQ LOT - Approil FOR THE CHARGING AND COL- personnel policy for tha said. Jurisdic- a Automatic Rtwlnd matelr 100x100. located In Belforil. Full LECTION OF REASONABLE FEE8 plication for a Military Benrlct Ballot tion; and Startar prprlcl a (2900. Call Cal Otillen Realtr, AND CHARGES FOR THE REGIS- to be voted in aald election to be • Azaleas • Rhododendrons TRATION OF PERSONS USING forwarded to you. If you are In the WHEREAS, the governing* body oi » Spting-Loadad Clutch b* iss» SAID LAND AND BATHING FACILI- Military Service or a patient in a the said jurisdiction is also iwirs ol Veterans Hospital, atatlng your name, the lack of legal sufficiency for some a Controls at Handl. TIES FOR BATHINO PURPO8ES positions In the said jurisdiction; and • Holly • Lilac • Clematis SILENT MUPFLCM BUSINESS PROPERTY AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR age, serial number, home address, and WHEREAS, the governing body of a 2 H.P., Brians A THE VIOLATION THEREOF. the address at which you are stationed the said jurisdiction feels that th* legal TWO-8TORY property. 5.000 ad. BE IT. ORDAINED by the Town- or can be round, or if you desire the creation, of positions) held by employees Stratton Englnst urn itore, wardiouaa. B'way, Jxinj ihlp Committee of the Township ol military ballot for a relative or friend of the. said jurisdiction will provldi • PyracanHia and Crabs a Fully anclostd Chain Branch. CA S-7564 aft«r 5:30. * Ulddletown: then make an application under oath the security qecesssry for proper work 6KAS3 CATCHER for a military service ballot to being relations between th* governln .25 .25 Driva INCOME PROPERTY — Duplex rent SECTION t. That Section 1 (e) olforwarded to him. stating In your ap- body and employees of th* said jurli • 5-Blada Dynacyl JtMl tncoma S1T0 month. Jult right for Intha above entitled ordinance- Is here- plication that he Is over the age oldiction, resulting In a more efficient twenty-one years and atatlng his name, -vestment dollar*. Thia la & quickie by amended to read as follows: administration of th* jurisdiction's af- EA. Tha Jacobsen Victor Is Ideal for lawns up to 100 x 100 fMt. for only (10,000. Call now, Matthew J (c) The charges for admission serial number, home address, and th fairs and th* providing of better serv- 1 2 am. os.i-3200. to said beach are as follows: address at which hs is stationed o ices for th* community at large; 'IJTTZJe SILVER — Hom« with three Season Badge for each person, can be found. NOW THEREFORE, BB IT OR- 6 for 5.00 6 for 10.00 Thia Dynacyl reel model is your bat buy! bedroom*, mm* room with fireplace, regardless of date of Issue __. 14.00 Dated: Keansburg. N J. DAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COM- dining room Md modern kitchen Large Dally admin Ion for each April 7th, 1M1. MITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF strafe. S*4 mcrei. Bett offer. Call own- person _...... ^. J. SPIELMAN MIDDUCTOWN, and State of New Jer- er SH 7-3338. _^___^___ Holiday. Saturday and Sunday Municipal Clerk, sey as follows: Prices Effective 'til April 23 Remission for each person .75 13% RETURN on your Investment Borough of Keansburg, N. JL Section 1. That th* following classei For children 12 years of age or un- April T. 14 - $»•* of positions, duties of which are sei Modern duplex apartmenta, furnuhed der, there shall he no admission forth as part of this ordinance bj food condition. 116,500. R. C. Collier when accompanied by parents. reference to the two separate and dii • Shrubs • Trees * Garden Supplies trokar. i tiiU SECTION 2 This Ordinance shal NOTICE tlnct schedules prepared by the Ne ^ take erffct upon fts passage, approval The following entitled ordinance YU: Jersey Civil Servlc* Commission art and publication as provided by lnw. AN ORDINANCE FIXINO COM PEN- hereby created; and AGRICO FERTILIZERS FOR REAL ESTATE WANTED April 14 $1258 SATION OP CERTAIN OFFICERS Section Z All ordinances or parts ol AND EMPIJOYEKS OT THX TOWN- ordinances, inconsistent with the con. NOTICE SHIP OP MIDDLETOWN IN THEditlons herewith are hereby repealed. EVERYTHING YOU GROW! Highway 35 Oakhurst OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS NOTICE la hereby given that the COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, TEAR Section 3. This Ordinance shall tak following Is a copy of a proposed 1961. affect Immediately upon Its passag 1 Mile South of Eatentown Circle WS WANT HIGH PRICED LISTINGS ordinance which was introduced and was passed on final reading at a meet-and publication according to law, am • $ JOHN L. HENDRICKSON'S —Wa are aienta for AMERICAN LIST- passed first reading at a regular meet- ins of the Township Committee of thethat the aforesaid schedules be fllft INGS and wa can move higher priced ing ol the Township Committee ot theTownship of Middietown held on with the Clerk of the Township of Mid •atatea and hotnea anywhira In MonTownshi- p of Middietown held Wednes- Wednesday, April 12, 1961, and was dietown, coincident with th* paiaag mouth Coonty. National advertlllng day, April 12, 1961, and was laid over thereupon approved by the Chairman ol of this ordinance. and frea brochura larvics. Try ui for hearing and consideration on sec- the Township Committee. April II 123.51 OLD WAGON FARM ond and final passage at a meeting of the Township Commutes lo be nek JOHN T. LAWLEY, ROUTE 35. NORTH OF MIDDLETOWN SNYDER REALTORS Wednesday, April 26, 1961, at the Mid- Chairman of the NOTICE dietown Township Hall at 8:15 p.m at Township Committee NOTICE Is hereby given that the AC 1 MOA WE VALUE YOUR PAT0NAGE WVB CORNERS. MIDDLETOWN which time a public hearing will be HOWARD W. ROBERTS, following Is a copy of a proposed or- OB 1-3590 or SH 1R876 held upon the same and all persons Township Clerk dinance which was Introduced an W* I-UXY4 Satisfaction Is Our Guarantee will be given an opportunity to be AN ORDINANCE FIXING COMPEN- passed first reading st a regular meet- heard. • , SATION OT CURTAIN OKFICBK3 WE NEED MORE HOMES for our AND EMPLOYTHEa OF THE TOWN- ing of the Township Committee of the •elected buyers In Red Bank, Rumaon, HOWARD W. ROBERTS, -SHIP OF MIDM/ETOWN IN THETownship of Mlddletown held Wednes- Fair Haven and Mlddletown. Our Township Clerl ""COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. YEAR day, April 12, 1961, and wai laid over trade-la profnun has created many AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THL 1961. for hearing and consideration on sec. vales. CaU us for prompt, reliable RECONSTRUCTION OF THE BTEEL ond and final passage at a meeting of #erVloa> BE IT ORDAINED by the Township the Township Committee to be htld CHAIN FENCE ON THE BEAC* Committee of the Townshihip ooff Middle- Wednesday, April 26, 1961, at the Hid FRONT OF IDEAL BEACH. EAST town in the County of Monmilouth a: dietown Township Hall at 8:15 p.m.. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor KEANSBURG IN THE TOWNSHIP at which time a public hearing will 41 K. Front St., Red Bank OF MIDDLETOWN, AT A COST NOT SECTION 1. That the annual saiarlei be held upon the same and all persons EXCEEDING THE BUM OF 112,000.- and compensation of the offices or po-will b* given an opportunity to be SH 1-4030 00 AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU- sitions hereinafter described shall from heard, WANTED — Two, three and four-bed ANCE OF BONDS NOT EXCEEDING and effective January 1, 1661, be as THE SUM OF 48.600.00 TO FINANCE HOWARD W. ROBERTS, room hornet Price fi3,000-130.000. w« THE COST THEREOF. follows: have serious buyers waiting. Call El- WHEREAS, In September I960, dur- Township Commltteemen _._.. | 1,000-OC Township Clerk. wood A. Artostronf, Realtor. 555 Pros- ing the storm commonly referred to asTownship Attorney ..._„ 1.000.0C AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE pect Aviv. Uttl« Silver. BH 1-4500. Hurricane Donna, which struck the (and such compensation for CONSTRUCTION OF A COMBINA- service, as may be required TION COMFORT STATION AND RE- LIST YOUK HUME WITH WALKER - ahorefront at East Keansburg, the steel by the Township, payable WALKER lb« oenci that often com- chain fence enclosing Ideal jjeach was FRESHMENT BUILDING ON TH_ demolished; and upon bills duly presented). 8HOREFRONT AT LEONARDO FOR plete itrvlctt. We take bouts* in trade. A»tt, Township Clark 5,700.00 THE USE OF PATRONS OF THE wi flnance, we appraltt, and belt of all WHEREAS, parts of said fence can Senior Clerk Typist 3.5M.U0 BEACH AT A COST NOT EXCEED w« «elL Walker A Walker. Reu U*U«- b» used In the reconstruction, but other Clerk Stenographer — 2,900.00 ING THE SUM OF Ifl.000,00 AND Inrorance. OMB t day*, Ihimbi parts of the same wera damaged and Clerk Stenographer (PT) „_. 2.00 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF •(ffm, BH 1-6212. Rarltan office, CO per hoi ( 1211 . ' rendered useless; and BONDS TO FINANCE THE COST WHEREAS, the cost of the same has Township Clerk ...... „ 1.000.00 THEREOF. WANTED •— Lot' ^nd building sites been estimated at th* sum of 112.000.00 Business Administrator ~- ™ 10,000.00 BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Uonmouth County. State prlca and lotand the State of New Jersey through 8ec, Zoning Board of Committee of the Township of Middle- site to "LBS", Box 511 Red Bank, th* Department of Conservation and Adjustment t PT> 2.000.0C town : Economic Development, Division of SecMr*. ' Oilf"Plannint nn'nv n/vga *jlBoar I 1VT d (PT> .... 2,000.0c SECTION l. That the Township of Planning and Development, has agreed Clerk Bookkeeper (PTj ...._ 1.50 « LEGAL NOTICE per hour Mlddletown proceed to construct a com- to contribute th* sum of J3.000.00 to- Principal Clerk Bookkeeper , . 4,700.00 bination comfort station and refreah- NOTICE ward the cost of reconstructing said mfcnt building of cinrier block with fence; now, therefore, Tax Collector 7,600.0(1 necessary plumbing and. other required They said it couldn't Tbt following ti a copy o( an* Or Tax Asaeesor . 6.000.0C BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Assistant Asaesaor (PTJ - fixtures and extend the main of the 4lnai.cn ifitt wei introduced at & regu- Committee of the Township of Middli 2.00 Monmouth Consolidated Water Company larly held meeting of ttta Townihlp town: per hou lo aald building, to be located on ttte Committee of the. Townihlp of Middle- Assessing Clerk „ 2,400.00 by Frank A, Amodlo, registered Archi- Committee Meeting Rooms In the^Uld- of S12.000.O0, from which shall be de- tect of the State of New Jersey, said dietown Townihlp Hall, at State High- Health Officer That the supplemental debt state Heavy Equipment Operator .... S.600.00 ment required hy Section 40:1-23 of the bids wil be received by the Board ment required by Section 40": 1-23 of theMechanical Repairman 5,000.00 Revised Statutes was, prior to the YES WE WILL of Chosen Freeholders of the County Reviled Statues was, prior to the pas-Townjihlp Engineer _ 1.000.00 passage of thts resolution on first reari- of Monmouth for Paving Materials for sage of this resolution on first reading, (and such compensation for ng, duly mari> ami filed In the office Bridge Decks and Approaches on var-duly made and filed In the office of service, an may be required of the Township Clerk, and said sup- ious bridges In Monmouth County and the Township Cleric and said supple- by the Township, payable 4 plemental debt statement shows that the opened and read In public at the Hall mental debt statement shows that the upon bills duly presented) gross debt of saltt Township *> de- of Records, Main Street, Freehold, gross debt of said Township as deAist- , Street Superintendent ._ 5,800.00 fined In flection 40:1-78 of the Re- UNDERSELL ONE K J . on Wednesday April 19. 1M1 atfined in Section 40U-T6 of the Revised •emitn —. 5, GOO. 00 vised Statutes Is Increased by this or- 2:00 o'clock p.m. Eastern Standard Statutes la Increased by this ordi- lldr. Maintenance Worker „., 3, (MM). 00 tilnnncn by $5,700.00 and that the. ob- Time. nance by SB,500.00 and that the obllgn- Dockmanter (PT) 1.200.00 ligations authorized hy this Ordinance Specification! and form of hid, con-tlons authorized by this Ordinance will Street Superintendent 7,500.00 will be within all debt limitations prt- . tract atid bond for the proposed work, be within all debt limitations prescribed Traffic llainte "" * 4,900.00 icrtbed by the Local Bond Law, & ALL - TRY •prepared by H. Leroy Martin, County by the Local Bond Lnw. Violations A ( 5,200.00 SECTION 4. That of the proceeds of Engineer, have been filed In the office SECTION 4. That of the proceeds of MaRlstrate 3,600.00 S5.7O0.O0 bonds authorized hereby to nt tlio an id Engineer in the Hall of he *R,lW0.0f) bonds authorised herein Recreation Maintenance finance th« cost of the improvements Records, Main Street', Freehold, N J.,to finance (he cost of the Improve Man Foreman -.- 6.350.00 described In Section 1 hereof, to be and may i»# Innpecierl by prospective mem* described in Section 1 hereof, to Senior Recreation liorne by the Township ot Mlddletown, bidders during business hours. Bidders be borne by the Township nf Middle- Maintenance Man - 4,6.'S0.OO the sum nf $500.00 shall be used to will be furnished with a copy of (hetown, none of HIP name ahull be used :ecrea.tlon Maintenance Man. 4.250.00 pay the Interest, coats of the obliga- •pocificatlons by the Engineer upon to pay the- Interest costs on the ohSuperintenden- t of Recreation.. 7,5(MUR> tions Isxued to finance the cost of the proper notice. '1 "Icrk Typlftt 2.DO0.0O I!KatIonn Issued to finance the cost nf Section 2. In Addition to the fore- arorertild Improvements, engineering Bids must be made on standard [he aforrsafd Improvements, engineer- going compensation, the following of- and Inspection costs, legal expenses proposal forms In the manner deilg- ing and Inspection costs, legal expennei ficials ana employees shall receive and other expenses pursuant to Sec- Al riJsMJHMAlLAmivaH ^ naterf therein and required by thene d other expennfB pursuant to Sec-not exceeding the following amounts tion 40:1-55 of the nevlseri Statutes. specifications, must be enclosed in tion 40:1-05 of the Revised Statutes. for travel required In the performance SECTION 8. Pending the Issuance •c&led envelope* bearing the imme and SECTION fi. Pending the Issuance of of their duties, payable upon bills duly or said bonds, the cost of said work address of the bidder and name of laid bonds, the cost of said work may tresented: A,S may be temporarily financed by the ' the worK' to be bid on, on the outside, be temporarily financed by the Issuance luslneas Administrator ...... $ 1,000,00 laatiance of bond anticipation rotes, addressed to Jhe Board of Chosen of bond anticipation notes, and each Tax Assessor „ ind each of said notes ahalt contain SUPERAM A Freeholders of the County of Mon-of said notes shall contain a recital Building Inspector -™ j. recital that it Is issued in anticipa- mouth and must be accompanied by that It is Issued in anticipation of theAssistant Bids;, Inspector tion of the Issuance of band* and shall .a bonding certificate and a certified ssuance of bonds and shall describe and Zoning Officer .. 1,500.00 describe In general -tern* the purpose check drawn to the order of the County In general terms the purpose or pur-Plumbing Inspector , 750.00 or purposes for the financing of which Treasurer for riot less than ten per"«• for the financing of which note AssL, Plumbing -Inspector 400.00 note Is Issued. AH sjuch notes rriay be SHREWSBURY AVE. cent H0%t of the amount bid and Issued. All such notes mnv be issued Street Superintendent .. .— 1.&00.00 Issued for a period of not exceeding be delivered at the place and on the For1 a period of not exceeding one (1)Sanitarian _ „.. 1,000.00 one (1) year and may he renewed hour above named. The standard pro- fear and may be. renewed from time Director of Welfare ..„ ' 1,200.00 from time to time for periods of not Jposat forms will be furnished upon lo time for periods of riot exceeding Superintendent of Recreation*. 1.000.00 exceeding one (1) year, but such notes, application to the Engineer, •me (1) year, but such notes, Includ- Section a. The schedule of salaries Including renewals, shall mature and AT ROUTE 35 The Tight 1* reserved to reject any ing renewals, shall mature and beibave set forth shall 4Je retroactive he paid not more than two it) years «r all bids If deemed to the Interest nnld not more than two (2) years from o January 1, 1M1, from the date of- the original notes, or the County so to do. the datn of the original notes, except Section 4. All ordinances or parts of except as specially provided in flection OPPOSITE FT. MONMOUTH .By order of the Board or Chnnen as specially provided In Section 40:1-42. ordinances Inconsistent with the con4.0:1-42. freeholders. of the. County of Mon- SECTION «, ThRt thin Ordinance shall dltlons herewith are hereby repealed. •SECTION e. That thin Ordinance shall tnoutlf. • effect twenty (20) rfnyi srter (he Section R. This Ordinance shaft take tab a effect twenty 120) days after the JOSBFH C. IRWIN. 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