Weather MIDDLETOWN' 7 ug. tetpperatwe 31. Kite fcftqr* tt* «*«* 41. Cto«d> to. .B0SHQKE EDITION «*l«Mr W to ti» low Ms. Fair tttaornw and Friday. High to- morrow, 4t, little change la tem- Distribution Today 22,100 perature Friday. See Weather, Page 2. DIAL SH I -0010 8*5 KO IRfl Utat 4iUy, MonUii tbioutfi rrW«r. » 00, JNU. 1OU p»M rt aid Buk «Bd it 4UUUUI. MIDDLETOWN, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Thousands Flee Floods Four-State Area Hit, Death Toll Mounts By The Associated Press ience to millions in four states tions of the flood-stricken regions swollen river In McMinville, in disaster units joined in aiding Floods which have driven appeared easing in some areas of Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsyl- central Tennessee. the flood victims. thousands of persons from their today. vania and Ohio. And cities in Hundreds of roads throughout The chief bright spot in the homes and caused widespread However, the threat of further Kentucky along the surging Ohio the four-state area were closed. dreary flood picture was the ta- property damage and inconven- overflows remained in many sec River were possible danger spots. Many towns were isolated and pering off of the hsavy rains The floodwaters from schools and industrial plants which have pounded the region and streams swollen by heavy were closed in some communi- for the past several days. Weath- rains and melting snow were ties. Train and bus service was er observers said the indication Stormy Hearing blamed for at least seven deaths, delayed and in some places of clearing weather greatly, less- including three In West Virginia halted. ened the threat of major flood- and two each in Ohio and Indi- Relief Teams ing. Mull Keansburg ana. Outside the major flood belt, National Guard troops, Civil In other parts of the nation, one man drowned in a rain- Defense groups and Red Cross no vblent weather was reported. However, a tornado and severe windstorms swept across areas BudgetR^duction in Alabama and Georgia yester- day. The twister which struck the KEANSBURG—Borough Council listened patiently for more Birmingham, Ala., area damaged than four hours last night as residents criticized the municipal about 85 buildings In nearby budget—but it was all academic. Bessemer and other suburban - From the outset of a public hearing on the $745,281 spend- areas. Several persons were in- ing proposal, it was clear that the budget would be cut. But jured. Property damage was ex- at the insistence of Mayor Louis T. Collichio, the public hearing pected to run into the millions WRAPAROUNO —, Andrew Manh, Jr., 85 Highland Ave., Leonardo, was injured was held. of dollars. Two persons were in- The governing body will meet again tomorrow at 10 a.m. jured and several houses dam- last night when this car failed to negotiate a curve on Wyckoff Rd. just eait of Hope aged in a violent wind storm in to decide which budget cutting proposals will be put into effect. Rd., Earontown, and crashed broadside into a tree. He was taken to Monmouth Medical Cave Springs, Ga. ' The mayor, several weeks ago, advanced a plan whereby Canter, Long Branch, by the Eafontown First Aid Squad, and treated for head cuts. $49,560 would be trimmed from the budget. Last night he added About 1,000 families were mads Shown at the scene is Patrolman Joseph Mazza, investigating officer. $6,000 to the suggested cuts. temporarily homeless by thai The other council members—T. Edward Kinlin and Martin surging waters In West Virginia, C. Lohsen—came up with their own amendment over the week- Ohio and Pennsylvania. An esti- end which would slice $32,940 from the budget. mated 500 persons have been SALARY HIKES forced to leave their homes In Mayor Farrell to Retire Indiana. • Chief targets of the mayor's amendment are proposed sal- Students Evacuated ary raises for borough employees. In Athens, Ohio, last night Three-Way Race to Decide His Successor The mayor proposed to trim the size of the raises for police about 800 students were evac- from $600 to $300 across the board. By eliminating all pay in- uated from four dormitories at SEA BRIGHT—Mayor Thomas 43, police commissioner here, an- who two years ago waged a creases for other personnel, the mayor said he could cut Farrell, 65, last night stepped nounced that he is the Demo- strong campaign for the job as a Ohio University as the Hocking $37,352 from the budget. River overflowed into lowlying out of the. political sweepstakes crat who will seek to be the Republican, announced that he He also has suggested a reduction of $2,000 in funds to be areas of the campus. Several here, offering Democratic leader- next chief executive of this re- would run for mayor on an In- (See KEANSBURG, Page 3) dozen families also were forced ship chores in the forthcoming sort. dependent ticket. to leave their homes. Athens, a Local politics became more campaign "to a younger man." town of 16,470 in southeastern Councilman John S. Forsman, complex when John J. Picknally, Ohio, was completely cut off from other communities, with all Firemen Press highways and the Baltimore & Harmony Restored Ohio Railroad tracks inundated. In Warren County, in southern Ohio, the number of evacuees to- GOP, Independents Agree on Vote Funds Request taled more than 400 families. However, floodwaters receded in SHREWSBURY - Republicans ary ordinance pending the dele- NEW SHREWSBURY — The He reported that each com- southwestern Ohio. Most of the and Independents were in accord tion of the publicist's salary, membership of all four borough pany had been polled independ- 'COPTER RESCUES BOY — Charles Hender.on, 17, Is tributaries flowing into the Ohio ' last night. withdrew the snow removal meas- fire companies has been polled, ently before the council meeting hoisted to safety by helicopter near Xenia, Ohio, after River also dropped. and "overwhelmingly supported In reference to Mayor Lemon's At a Borough Council meeting ure and introduced a revised he and a companion were trapped in flooding river when In West Virginia, the Ohio Riv- that was to have Included public snow removal ordinance which the stand taken by the Fire Ex- statement of Feb. 21 that he and r rose to flood stage from hearings on four ordinances and proved more acceptable. ecutive Council" on their re- the Borough Council "have no their small boat capsized. IAP Wirephoto) (See FLOODS, Page 3) the municipal budget,' all voting Eldershaw Withdraws quest for more fire funds in this intention of increasing budget year's budget, an FEC statement was unanimous. The (274,874 budget and an or- allocation for the fire companies said last night. despite pressure to do so," the More than 100 persons attended dinance creating the position of The council asked public sup- FEC said: the session—many at the urging police physician were adopted. port for its request for addition To Show Need Lily-Tulip Testimony Ends of the local Republican Club, A letter from, Thomas Elder- al money at Thursday's budget "The firemen did" not bring which called for the defeat of or shaw of New Shrewsbury, ap- Searing. -.., - ;- pressure on the council, but dinances creating a borough pub- pointed Jan. 1 by Mayor Frederic ! Lester Puryear, secretary of only tried to show^the rest of Judge Tells Lawyers to Prepare Arguments licity director's post, setting his Messina to the post of borough the FEC, said all 12 delegates to the borough the need for better salary at $900, and revising snow public relations director, asked FREEHOLD — Testimony was completed the council, or their alternates, fire protection in 1963." Mr. Rice, whose firm—James M. Rice removal regulations. that his name be withdrawn in Mayor Thomas Farrell yesterday. In the trial of a suit filed by Lily- were present at a special meet- The FEC took an advertise- Associates of Maywood—wants to develop the view of another engagement. Tulip Cup Corp. attacking an amendment to rezoned area into an industrial park, testi- Council dropped • Oie public re- This will pit Mr. Foreman- and ing last night. The chief and ment in The Register Feb. 2 Mr. Eldershaw announced Sat- the Holmdel Township zoning ordinance. Su-^ fied that a successful park could be devel- lations ordinance, tabled the sal- Mr. Picknally against Council- two members of each fire com- appealing to the voters of the urday he would direct publicity perior Court Judge J. Edward Knight set oped in this area. "If I didn't think so, I man John Van Duzer, who hai pany make up the FEC. <: (See FIREMEN, Page 2) for a slate of Independent can- March 27 for final oral arguments. wouldn't be in the project," he said. stepped forward as the Republi- didates here. Had the ordinance At yesterday's hearings, testimony was can mayoralty candidate; Mr. Rice said he is vice president of the Water Still authorizing a borough publicist heard from James M. tfice, Holmdel Mayor 24 Years' Service firm which created the industrial park in been approved last night, he Alfred C. Poole, and a representative of the Mayor Farrell, who. has a rec- Fair Lawn in Bergen County, which is rec- would have assumed the position Katz Seeks County Herbert H. Smith Associates planning firm, ognized as a successful operation, Is Relayed ord of 24 years of service as an immediately. Trenton. elected official in Sea Bright — BRIDGE WOULD HELP Mayor Messina, an Independent The Lily-Tulip firm, which has built a 18 as mayor and six as a coun- To Homes leader here, said he had known $15 million plant on a 40-acre tract on the Mr. Rice pointed out that the park would cilman — said: "I always have of Mr. Eldershaw's other com- Democratic Chair south side of Rt. 35 in Holmdel, is challeng- become more successful upon completion of FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP (See FARRELL, Page 2) the Narrows Bridge connecting Staten Island Water is still being relayed to (See HARMONY, Page 2) ing a zoning amendment that downgraded LONG BRANCH — Elliot L. it is understood he has no com- and Brooklyn. He said when the bridge Is i 192 homes in the Wynnefield De- adjacent land from 10-acre minimum lot sizes Katz, an attorney and former mitment, at least as yet, of their completed persons from Brooklyn would be velopment through .7 of a mile to seven, five, four and three-acre lot cate- president of the Young Demo- endorsement. interested in this area. following the breakdown of its cratic Club of Monmouth County, gories. Incumbent County Chairman Robert G. Strong of the Smith planning water system Monday morning. School Constructionannounced yesterday he is a can- The property is across the highway from John W. Applegate has said he is firm, which is consultant for Raritan Town- Firemen from nine county fire didate for county Democratic still undecided whether to seek a the plant and forms a part of a 300-acre ship, said the area Is good for an industrial companies installed the hose to chairman. new term at the annual organ tract slated for development as an industrial park because it has good access roads— connect the development's water Need Held Urgent ization meeting of the County park. Approximately 225 acres are in Holm- Though his intentions have del, and the remainder in Raritan Township. Rts. 35, 36 and the parkway—and could re- system to the borough water sys been known for some weeks by Executive Committee April 23. KEYPORT — The urgent need $677,000 tq provide additional The Lily-Tulip plant Is on land zoned for ceive utility services from Raritan Township. ' tern at the Minnesota Mining and the top party leaders, as was re- Mr. Applegate will be a can for a school construction pro- classrooms, a gymnasium and al- 10-acre minimum lots. Manufacturing Co. plant here. ported in The Register Feb. 26, didate for re-election as mayor (See LILY-TULIP, Page 3) Fire trucks are pumping the wa- gram has been re-emphasized by terations to Ibe present building. of Matawan, however. . Joseph Ferrente, new president ter from the 3-M plant along John O. Hartzler, superintendent If the ranking party leaders Filing Deadline Willow Brook Rd. to the develop- of schools. of the board, appointed standing Citizens' Group* such as Paul Kiernan and Mrs. Raritan Slate Announced ment located between Rt. 9 and Mr. Hartzler cited the imme- committees last night but .was Katharine Elkus White, state Is Tomorrow Willow Brook Rd. diate need for elementary class left temporarily without a chair- committee members, and Mr. Ap- Meets Monday FREEHOLD — The deadline rooms during a meeting of the man for the building committee. plegate decide not to. back Mr. Township Committeeman Al for filing petitions for the 1963 bert V. McCormick said resi- Board of Education last night. The chairmanship was offered MARLBORO - Mayor Joseph Katz, a contest for the chairman GOP Candidates elections Is tomorrow at 4 p.m., dents are boiling the water for In a comparison of birth rates, to Frederick J. Walling, imme- A. Lanzaro announced that Jhe ship is assured. Mr. Katz has Monmouth County Clerk of RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Re-and a member of St. Benedict'* drinking purposes until the pump Mr. Hartzler reported 142 diate past president, who de irst meeting of the township made it clear he will not with- Elections Raymond Hartman publicans yesterday fielded a Catholic Church. of the Freehold Water and Util-children were born during 1962 drned the post. Mr. Walling also Citizens' Advisory Committee draw. said yesterday. slate of candidates to oppose the compared to 94 births five years declined chairmanship of the pub- will be held Monday at 8 p.m. Mr. Nixon, a five-year resi- Awaited Slate Democrats in November. Water Co.) is repaired. Officials ago. He warned the board, "if lic relations committee. at the Township Hall. Queried last week about his in . Candidates for state Senate, dent, is an art designer with Lily- of the water company said the this continues you know what will In declining, he said "I am The newly created 10-member tentions, the attorney said he was Assembly and Board of Free- Tickets of both parties have, or- Tulip Cup Corp., Holmdel. H« breakdown should be righted to- happen to the elementary school glad to serve on any committee, committee, which consists of five withholding comment until afte"r holder, must file with Mr. Hart- ganization backing tor the April is a past president of the Upper day. system. I need not tell you but' not as chairman." members each selected by the the party's Candidates Screening man in the Hall of Records. primary election—and ur> to this Raritan Civic Association, and Residents of the development more." Named as standing committee Citizens' Committee and the Committee had agreed upon an Independent candidates for point no opposition in .either camp former chairman of the (own- lost their water supply between The superintendent told the chairmen by Mr. Ferrente Farmers-Home Owners' Associa- organization slate of candidates municipal office — although has shaped up for that election. ship's Code of Ethics Committee. S and 5:30 a.m. Monday when board approximately 85 children were: Budget and salaries, Stan- tion, was organized to assist the for this year's election. their names will not appear on The Republican candidates: Married, he has two children. the primary ballot April 16, but trouble developed m the com- were registered during the recent ley Hyer; school curriculum and lownship in recommending a zon- The committee completed its Mrs. Stewart, a resident of only oo the general election Henry G. Gobiel, 837 Poolf pany's single well, and the pump pre-school round-up and pre- guide, Mrs. Caroline Huber; high ing solution. studies with a statement Monday North Arlington most of her life, ballot In November—also must Ave., three-year Township Com broke down, dicted this total would reach 95 school building, Frank T. Leon- The Citizens' Committee, which night. Mr. Katz issued his state- has resided here three years. She file with Mr. Hartman before mittee term; Allan Nixon, 28 Sur dommi tteem an McCor- ardis; West Keyport School, Mrs. has strongly objected to down- ment to the newspapers yester- to 100 in September. the deadline. ry Dr., one-year Township Com is a past president of the North mick said residents of the devel- Mr. Hartzler has for more than Helen Pote; Central School, Stan- jrading in the township, was in- day. Philosophical in tone, it mittee term, and Mrs. Alfred Arlington Parent-Teacher Associ- opment have adequate water sup- Ihree years urged the board to ley Schultz; athletic program, strumental in defeating a pro- levels no criticism of the present Partisan candidates for local Stewart, 13 Glen Ave., three-year ation, past matron and secretary ply and pressure at present. undertake a building expansion Mr. Leonardis; Grammar School, posed ordinance that would down- leadership but asserted a belief office, including positions In township clerk term, of the North Arlington chapter of 1 grade lot sizes in the township. that with his experience and each district for the Republican Freehold Mayor Frank E. Gib- program for the high school also, Frank L. Laughlin; East Key- Mr. Gobiel, a three-year resi Eastern Star, a member of the knowledge of the party's organ- and Democratic County Execu- ion authorized the township to to provide needed facilities and port School, Joseph H. Collins, The farmers' group has gone dent here, is manager of sale.' local Woman's Club, secretary of tie into the borough water sys-1 ization, he can do the job. tive Committees, file with mu- prevent a return to double ses- Jr., and school safety inspections, m record as favoring down- and programming for Eastern the Femwood Civic Association, tem following an emergency re- (See KATZ, Page 2) nicipal clerks. sions. Mr.' Collins. grading the lot sizes. Air Lines, New York City. Mar- and Republican county commit- quest from township Mayor Carl The board has under study a ried, he has two children. He is teewoman, fourth district. B. Schanck. plan calling for the spending of a committeeman of Cub Pack 136 Her father, Alexander Allan, is. a former mayor and councilman Zone Practices Challenged Bowen Witnesses May Be Heard of North Arlington, former Ber- gen County freeholder and pres- Index ently Bergen County clerk. LONG BRANCH — Two mem- day in the Junior High School,, forVhe hearing, submit them in manager, Mayor Thomas L. Me- bers of City Council indicated Morris Ave.; that a court stenog- advance to Mr. Frankel, qnd Clintock and Councilmen Milton Page If the party-backed candidates Rap Lot Variances last night council will permit rapher will not be engaged to formally adopt them at Che open- Untermeyer and Lucy Wilson, on Adam and Eve 9 are successful in the primary, suspended City Manager Richard record the meeting, and that the ing of the hearing. the meeting procedure issue. Amusements ; 10 Mr. Gobiel will oppose Democrat- HOLMDEL - As a result of A case was cited last night J. Bowen to have witnesses tes- public will not be allowed to Just as the decision as to Mr. Dinkelspiel indicated, how- Births 2 ic Township Committeeman Mar- strong protests by several home- where a developer,* Lakeside tify on his behalf at his ouster speak from the floor. whether the public may be al- ever, he has had no change of Jim Bishop 6 vin Olinsky in November, Mr, owners, the Planning Board last Homes, Inc., Plainfield, obtained hearing Saturday. No formal Though it wasn't on the meet- lowed to speak is discretionary heart on merits of the issue. He Bridge ' 5 Nixon will oppose Democratic night voted to seek clarification 24 variances from the local Zon- commitment was made by the ing agenda, council also has with the council in this type said he thought all of the public John Chamberlain It Township Committeeman M. Don of a point in Its subdivision ordi- ing Board of Adjustment in a full council, however. previously agreed, by split vote, hearing, he said, so are the other should be heard, stating Mr. Classified ...18 Sanchez, and Mrs. Stewart will nance. 38-lot tract, for irregularly- Councilmen Vincent G. Ronca it will not permit councilman to rules. The only thing required is Bowen will have the opportunity Comics 19 go against Donald J. Malloy, % And the same point, it appears, shaped lots. and Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, two be questioned by Mr. Bowen or that the hearing be held in forum to bring in witnesses of his own. Crossword Puzzle 19 former Democratic township com- may be cause for a taxpayers' 150-Foot Frontage of the six who voted Feo. 9 to his attorney, Charles Frankel. open to the public to attend. To Tell His Side Editorials 6 mitteeman. iuit," Some of the lots have front- suspend Mr. Bowen, said during The hearing is on reasons cited The vote on denying the pub- Councilman Ronca said he op- Herblock ..: 6 The question is whether, under ages of only 150 to 165 feet. The a speolal meeting that the hear- for the manager's dismissal: not lic the right to speak, sponsored posed public discussion since this Leonard Lyons 6 Thank You the ordinance, developers may 40,000 square-foot requirement is ing would be open for the mana- being in harmony with the full by Councilman Walter George, was the opportunity - for Mr. Movie Timetable .*:10 I wish to acknowledge with make up the required 40,000 made up in the depth, on basis ger to put forward his side of council and causing bad city was adopted 5 to 4. Bowen to present his side of the Obituaries ....' 2 grateful appreciation, to all my .square feet, for residential lot of "mean" measurements. the story. publicity. Councilman Dinkelspiel de- story and could produce "all the Television "^9 friends the many messages which Vlze, by taking the "mean" dis- The board's attorney, Peter De- The commentis came as council To Set Rules serted the other five, whom he witnesses he wants from A to Sports .18-17 came to me on the occasion of tance of the lot's width and depth Bona, Jersey City, admitted that voted to ratify agreements, made City Attorney Louis Aikens joined to oust Mr. Bowen, and Z." Stock Market 3 myrccent birthday...... W whether each side of the Jot the lubdlvision ordinance appears in conference Monday, that the sajd he understood council would voted with' the three who had The .vote on not hiring aste- Successful Investing ...... 3 Geraldine L. Thompson must measure 200 feet. (See VARIANCES, Page 3) hearing will be at nooir Satur- agree upon rules of procedure expressed confidence in the (See BOWEN, Page 3) Women's News ....'. 8-8 -Adv. :y im RED BANK REGISTER Weather Blanda Nixes New Jersey-^JUin todiy, heavy at times before tapering off late Obituaries Vandalism Discussed this afternoon or evening, fol- Top Spot lowed by partial clearing. High UVERVIEW JAMES P. FUREY MRS. JAMES W. LEONARD PTA Told of Rehabilitation Agency Work today mostly in the low 40s, except Red Bank On Ticket WKKATWHrWamej P. Fur- FAIR HAVEN-Mrs. Doris Vir- for some read- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sidism, ey, 87, died yesterday in his ginia Leonard, 58, of 94 Jackson FREEHOLD - Raritaa Town- ings in the 30s21 Scholer Dr., Union Beach, home on Station Rd. St. died yesterday in Parkchesttr RUMSON - There is less van- regarding the vandalism at the discussed with high school stu- ship Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., in the north- twins, a son and a daughter, General Hospital, Bronx, N. Y., dalism hem than might be ex- Bogatko home, Mr. Weinheimer dents. earlier this week turned down a Born in Matawan, he was the west. Fair and yesterday. after a long illness. pected in * community this size, said, "God help the guy they Patrolman Shea said the local colder tonight, request by the MonmouHi County son of the late lames,P. and Dr. and Mrs. Mario Calassi, 139 Born in Petersburg, Va., she catch, unless things change a police see no need for a curfew. low in the 20s Democratic Candidate Screening Clara Higgins Furey. 'He had and both the police department Bingham Ave., Rumson, daugh was the daughter of Bernard lot." Youngsters out late at night are except for Committee to head the party lived here 10 years, formerly re- •nd the Rumson juvenile confer- ter, yesterday. Johnson and the late Louise Low- In response to a query from stopped and questioned "as good readings in the ticket as organization candidate siding in Matawan Township. ence committee are working "to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Manson, 122 den Johnson. Mrs. Leonard had the audience, Patrolman Shea police procedure" he said. teens in the for state senator. The Register Mr. Furey was a member of Sylvania Ave., Neptune City, resided here past eight years, reduce that amount to zero," said that girls are involved in ju- Juvenile delinquency would be northwest a ri d learned yesterday. St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, daughter, yesterday. having moved from Staten Is- Patrolman John Shea,, secretary venile offenses in every age at a minimum "if each parent near 30 along Democratic state committee- Bradevelt, and the Carpenter's group here. Among older girls, did his job" and set a good ex- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Marison, Union, Red Bank. land. She was a communicant of of the committee, said last night. coastal sec- 601 Prospect Ave., Little Silver, man Paul J. Kiernan confirmed Nativity Catholic Churc* .here. the three main problems are run-ample, Mr. Weinheimer de- that Mr. Blanda, an attorney, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. He spoke at a panel discussion tions. Thursday daughter, yesterday. ning away, driving without a clared, was offered the top spot on theLillian Farrell Furey; three sons, Surviving, besides her father, on "The Problem of Malicious partly cloudy, high in the upper license and possession of beer, he But when a child does run afoul 30s and low 40s. PATTERSON ARMY slate and that he rejected it James S. Furey of this place, are her' husband, James W. Mischief" at a meeting of the said. qf the law, the community must Fort Monmouth John J. Furey of Matawan, and Leonard; a daughter, Mrs. Shlela MARINE Mr. Kiernan referred to a let- Forrestdale School Parent-Teach- School Program work to rehabilitate him, Mr. Pvt. and Mrs. Gary t. Carter, William F. Furey of Perth Am- J. Batson of this place, and two Block Island to Cape May — ter from Mr. Blanda stating that er Association in the school au The police department has a Weinheimer averred. 41 Main St., Oceanport, daughter, grandchildren. Small craft warnings displayed at because of the pressures of his boy; a "sister. Miss Mary Furey ditorium., school program to help prevent Monday. Arrangements are under the "Unless rehabilitation is our 5 a.m. for easterly winds 15 to 25 law practice and his responsibill of Port Monmouth; 14 grandchil- Other panel members were vandalism here, he said, and CWO and Mrs. James A. Snov- direction of the Worden Funeral aim we are wasting time, money, knots this morning, picking up to ties as mayor of Raritan, he dren, and one great-grandchild. Jack Weinheimer, chief proba- the subject is specifically er, 251 Hance Rd., Fair Haven, Home, Red Bank. and human beings," he said. 20 to 30 knots with higher gusts would be unable to accept the The funeral will be Friday at tion officer of Monmouth County daughter, Monday. later today before shifting to candidacy. 8:30 a.m. from the Bedle Fu- •nd referee of the county juve- Sp5 and Mrs. James D. May, northwest 15 to 25 knots with The letter states that Mayor neral Home, Matawan, to St, EDWARD RITSCHER, SR. nile court; William McCann, For- 412 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park, higher gusts this evening and con- Blanda will give his full sup- Gabriel's Church where a Requi- LONG BRANCH - Edward restdale School principal, and Farrell County Seat daughter, Monday. tinuing tonight. Northwest 10 to port to the candidate] named by em High Mass will be offered at Ritscher, Sr., 62, of 631 Wall St., Victor Edelmann, president o< (Continued) 20 knots on Thursday. Rain to- FITKIN the organization. 9 o'clock by Rev. Vincent A. died Monday in his home. tte newly-formed Friend of the said that when 1 reached the age day, tapering off by evening, fol- Neptune Mr. Kiernan said the organiza- Lloyd, pastor. Burial will be in Boy Society. of 65, I would withdraw from Mayoralty Mr. Ritscher wag born in New lowed by clearing tonight and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, 5 tion's offer to Mr. Blanda was St. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. public office. I am doing this York City, and had lived In Leon- Points of Agreement fair Thursday. Visibility lowering Maple Ave., Farmlngdale, daugh to head the ticket (for senator), ia before moving here a year now to hand the responsibilities Race Certain ter, yesterday. The panelists agreed that: van- to 1 to 3 miles in precipitation to- not for one of the freeholder MRS. SARAH NAPUTANO ago. He was a snipping super- over to a younger man."I have FREEHOLD - The race for dalism Is not an unduly serious day and improving to 5 miles or posts. UNION BEACH - Mrs. Sarah visor with the Armour Co., Eliza- faith that Jack Forsman will mayor of this community may be problem here; the child who runs more tonight and Thursday. Tides Naputano, 71, died yesterday in beth. work to give people here the type one of the biggest local contests Into trouble with the law proba- may run 2 feet above normal to- Katz her home, 1014 Union Ave. Mr. Ritscher was a member of government they need and de-n the county this November. day, subsiding to near normal bly has run into trouble at school, (Continued) She was born in Harrison. of the First Reformed Church, erve. Last night the Democratic par- tonight. Board Adopts too; a curfew is not necessary Her husband was the late Ralph here. "I must say that I fully en- ty endorsed David T. Buck as its The organization is already as- here and should not be imposed Naputano. joyed my years in office. I feel candidate to oppose Republican EXTENDED FORECAST sured of one contest. Ernest Tc- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. until It is; and parents can help Surviving are a son, Anthony I really have worked for the good Mayor Frank E. Gibson. Temperatures during the five- maini, a Long Branch real estate Salary Guide Myrtle Matthews Ritscher; two prevent juvenile delinquency by of our town and that we all day period Thursday through Naputano of this place; three sons, Edward Ritscher, Jr. of Mr. Buck, of West Main St., broker, has filed a petition for •etting * good example. have enjoyed real progress. Monday are expected to average daughters, Mrs. Nick Cicchino of Harthorne, Calif, and Alvin Rits- president of Buck Engineering one of three state Assembly nom- Of the 30 acts of vandalism There have been some difficult five to six degrees below normal. At Keyport Newark, Mrs. Murray Katoff of cher of Bergenfield; a daughter, Co., was an unsuccessful Demo- inations. here last year, juveniles were hours, some trying times in Near or slightly below normal KEYPORT - A salary guide Charlestowa, Mass., and Mrs. Miss Betty Ann Ritscher of the cratic candidate for freeholder The ticket set by the screening responsible for about 20, Patrol- those years. My big effort was through Saturday, turning colder for the 1963-64 school year was Walter Kowalski, with whom she home address; a brother, John last November, but gave a good committee Is headed by Middle- man Shea said, and of those, four to stem the tide of erosion, pro- Sunday. Some normal high and adopted by the Board of Educa- lived; a sister, Mrs. Neal Win- Harry Ritscher of West Long showing county-wise. town Township Mayor Earl were serious incidents. tect our people against storms low temperatures are: Atlantic tion last night. ters of Paramus; eight grand- Branch and two grandchildren. Mr. Gibson, on the other hand, Moody for state Senate. It has Widespread concern was and keep our taxes in line. 1 City, 46 and 33, New York City 46 children, and six great-grandchil- is a strong vote-getter in this Leo Weinstein, a county Tax A new schedule reflects a $100 Services will be tomorrow at •roused here in December when have, I feel confident, done my and 31, Philadelphia 48 and 29. dren. community with some political Board member, of Matawan; increase in minimum salaries for 11 a.m. In the Damiano Funeral vandals defaced the home of Mr,best in these directions for pub- Precipitation may total under 0.2 The Day Funeral Home, Key- leaders prophesying that he is be- Paul Kiernan, Jr., current Young nurses, and teachers with bach- Home with Rev. Bertram Sath- and Mrs. Paul Bogatko, 93 West lic benefit and with public co- inch melted except 0.2 to 0.6 inch elor and master degrees. There port, is in charge of arrange- mary of the First Reformed operation." ing groomed for future county po- over the extreme south portions, Democrats president, of Long ments. River Rd., causing damage esti- litical office. Branch, and Donald Cunningham, is no increase in maximum sal- Church officiating. Burial will be mated at between $2,000 and occurring as scattered snow or aries in any of the teacher cat- in Atlantic Cemetery, Colts Neck, • Forsman's Candidacy The Democrats also endorsed Avon borough attorney, for As- $3,000. A $500 reward has been rain showers mostly over north egories. Mr. Forsman, 9 River St., whotwo candidates for the two three- sembly., G. AUGUST KRAUSE offered, but no suspects have ye portions Thursday and possibly It sets the following ranges: has spent 17 years in the re- year council posts. Endorsed The slate, which probably will UNION BEACH — G. August E. FREDERIC VOGEDES been apprehended. pair service department of the Saturday; and some rain or snow nurse, $3,800 to $6,200 in 12 were Tunis Smith, West Main St., be filed tomorrow with Clerk of Krause, 87, of 303 Bayview Ave. ALLENHURST - E. Frederic Vandalism sometimes is an actNew Jersey Bell Telephone Co., over extreme south Sunday or steps; non-degree, $4,000 to secretary to the Planning Board, Elections Raymond Hartman, al- died yesterday in his home. Vogedes, 92, of 115 Spier Ave., of retaliation but more often it said: "It will take a big man early Monday. $6,800 in 14 steps; bachelor's and newcomer Frank Woolley, so includes Highlands Mayor Born in Germany, he was thedied Monday in Ivy House Nurs- is impulsive, "perhaps a case of to step into the shoes of Mayor degree, $4,500 to $7,400; master's Brinkerhoff Ave. Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., and husband of the late Mrs. Augusta ing Home, Middletown, after a the devil finding work for idle TIDES degree, $4,700 to $7,600; and doc- Farrell He has set some The party also endorsed incum- Hugh Meehan, former Spring Bass Krause. Mr. Krause was long illness. hands," Patrolman Shea said. (Sandy Hook) tor's degree, $4,900 to $7,900, each thing of a municipal record for bent Tax Collector Myron M. Lake Heights councilman, for a retired carpenter with the Penn- TODAY - High 5:28 p.m. and in 15 steps. Born in Germany, he moved to Older Teen* service. It Is not going to be Vanderveer, freeholders, sylvania Railroad with which he low 11:28 p.m. this country 67 years ago and hid Most of the youngsters in easy. But, basically, we want Republican councilmen seeking GOP Ticket The new guide also sets the was employed 44 yeafcs. TOMORROW - High 5:47 a.m. following salaries for supervisory lived here 30 years. volved are over 13 years old, ac-the same thing — a "better resort. re-election this year are Joseph The organization Republican Surviving are a son, George and 6:16 p.m. and low 12:11 p.m. personnel: superintendent, Mr. ''ogedes was a retired em- cording to Patrolman Shea. The I want to work for that." R. Collins and Mrs. Gertrude F. ticket, so far free from oppo- A. Krause of this place, and two For Red Bank and Rumson $10,800; high school principal, broidering manufacturer. He was borough juvenile committee at- It was Mr. Forsman's opinion Lee. sition, already has been filed. grandchildren. bridge, add two hours; Sea $9,300; high school guidance di- a member of St. Mary's Catholic tempts to have them make volun- that "once we get the pending It is not expected that the Re- Included are State Sen. Richard Services will be tomorrow at Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long rector, $9,085; elementary school Church, Deal. tary financial restitution for the $1,581,000 federal-state-county-lo- publican party will select a can- R. Stout, Assemblymen Alfred N. H am. in the Day Funeral Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- principal, $7,800; high school Surviving are a son, Herbert damage they have done, he said. cal sea wall project completed, didate for tax collector. Beadleston and Irving E. Keith, Home, Keyport, with Rev. El- lands bridge, add 40 minutes. $uidance counsellor (11 months), Vogedes of Brooklyn; four daugh- "We have no authority to re- our storm damage problem will and Freeholders Charles I. Smith dridge Campbell of Grace Meth- $7,015; high school guidance ters, Mrs. Evelyn Rogosin, Mrs. quire them to pay for damaged be pretty well cleaned up. Be- and Marcus Daly. odist Church officiating. Burial counsellor (10 months), $7,66$; Mignon Meyenborg and Mrs. property, but we strongly recom- yond that, I want to improve will be in Fair View Cemetery, The third aspirant for As- and secretary to the Board of Irene Rottenberg, all Of this mend it," he declared. our municipal beach as a source Set Hearing sembly is West Long Branch Middletown. of revenue and, in that way, keep Harmony Education, $7,300. place, and Mrs. Estelle DieM of The committee prefers to have Councilman Clarkson Fishef. He Falls Village, Conn.; seven grand- the youngsters earn the neces- our taxes down. Our'i is a resort, (Continued) joins the ticket in place of in- Contracts for the 1963-64 school and as one it must live.1' On Raritan year were approved, for George children and 16 great-grandchll. sary funds by working, he said, mirment for several weeks and cumbent Clifton T. Barkalow, Firemen dren. but added that its facilities for Mr. Forsman, a Democratic had been looking for another pro- who is not seeking re-election. D. Search, superintendent, Frank V. Zampello, high school princi- (Continued) helping them find employment councilman for five years, said School Plan fessional public relations man be- This is Mr. Katz's statement: Services will be Saturday at are limited. he welcomed the competition that "Under our democratic sys- pal, and Arthur Berger, elemen- borough for support. .The ad 8 a.m. from the Damiano Funeral RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The cause, during his campaign for The committee will work with Mr. Picknally's entry into the tem, a major political party is tary school principal. said "the Borough Council wants Home, Long Branch, followed at Board of Education has set Mon- election, he had promised to keep the Friend of the Boy Society race offers. "I think it will help part and parcel of the process of In other action the board: to reduce die operating budget 9 a.m. by a High Requiem Mass day, March 18 for public hear- the residents informed. to round up available jobs, the me," he said, but, with caution, government. Set March 12 tor a special of the four fire companies by to be offered in St. Mary's ing on its $1,950,000 school con- No Pay for Daggett meeting to issue contracts for til pairolman said. added. "Nobody ought to think "As such, it has the obliga- $1,500." Church. Burial will be in Mount struction program, - He announced that Maj. Lyle personnel, based on the new sal- that this race is going to b« tion to steadily produce the finest "We ask only what the law Carmel Cemetery, West Long Mr. Edelmann laid his group, Daggett, 27 Birch Dr., had agreed ary guide, for the next school easy. After all, remember that Referendum is scheduled for candidates for public office; to allows us, $15,00o;" the appeal Branch. which will work with Rumson to prepare a newsletter without year, and to award contracts for the last time up Mr. Picknally March 26 on its plans to con- encourage the highest perform stated. youngsters referred by ths coun- compensation. The publication of general supplies. finished only eight votes behind struct two 12-room elementary ance of public duty; to provide Last night's FEC statement ty juvenile court, the local ju- the periodical report was one of MRS. FRANK J. McNAMARA schools, each with a multi-pur- continuous education in matters Accepted the resignation of took issue with Mayor Lemon's venile committee and the Board Tom Farrell. He's got a strong the duties stipulated In the ordi NEW YORK-Mrs. Anna Marie following here." pose room, and a new 27-room of public concern; and to partici Esther Kaminsky, elementary statement, in answer to the ad, of Education, will distribute cir- wing on the high school. ance. McNamara, of 130 West 49 St., culars in the borough next month Incumbents to File pate persistently and systemat- school • teacher, for health rea- that its figures were "mislead- died Monday in St. Vincent's Hos- The board has received ap- asking resident* to register avail- Mr. Forsman, and his wife, The vote on a motion to with- ically in the'formulation of pub-sons. ing." He stated the council had pital. the former Kathleen Bond c» proval of the state Department of draw the ordinance was unani- lic issues. Announced equipment costing allocated an initial $3,000 and an able jobs. Education on its plans, and ap- Mrs. McNamara was born in Spring Lake Heights, have five mous. "In short it must be a vigorous approximately $475 has been pur- additional $1,500 to capital funds Start Next Month proval from the state Division of Newark, N. J. She was the wife children. A similar motion, for the with- and vibrant agency of public chased for the elementary school for purchase of fire equipment. Local Government to exceed its of Frank J. McNamara. She waj The organization expects to be- Running on Mr. Forman's tick- drawal of tha snow removal or- service and action. by the.Grammar School PTA. "This is in no way connected gin functioning in April when it debt limit to finance the project. a member of St. Malachi's Catho- et are two incumbent members dinance that had been introduced "To fulfill this fundamental Announced books have been with the fire companies' operat- lic Church. is anticipated six boys will be Options are held by the board two weeks ago, was met by ap- ing budgets," the FEC said. of Borough Council, Mrs. Cecite role, a political party must con- purchased for the high school li- Surviving, besides her husband, referred to it by Mr. Weinheim- on the proposed sites for the ele-plause from the audience. "These capital funds are part Frankel Norton and William stantly re-examine its image and brary -from funds made available are a sister, Mrs. Blanche Bow. er, Mr. Edelmann said. mentary schools, an 13-acre of the borough's municipal budg- Darby. It will be Councilman Councilman Leo F, Sadkowski reinvigorate its outlook and struc- by the High School PTA. ers of Pottersville, and a niece, Each lad will be assigned to a Walter L. Johnson who will be tract on Union Ave., off Rt. 36,explained that the intent of the|ture; and, building on the pro- Reinvest Funds et, and in no way designated for and a seven-acre tract bounded Mrs. G. V. Bottrell of Rumson, man with similar interests and seeking to succeed Mayor Far- supporters o*f th" e measur•-- e was togress of the past, it must forth- Reported $25,000 has been re- any fire company's use or any N, by Sycamore Dr. and Hazlet hobbies and of the same religious rell as the local Democratic com- remove it from the building' and rightly adapt itself and its out-invested in interest-bearing cer- other particular use. Ave., off Rt. 35. Services will be tomorrow at faith. All the work will be con-mitteeman. property code, where he felt it look to the challenges of the tificates of deposit by secretary See Slur fidential and in each case the Voters also will, be asked on 9 a.m. from the John E. Day 'No Political Ties* did not belong, and to clarify a times. Donald A. Hill. Interest on the Funeral Home, Red Bank, N. J., approval'of Mr. Weinheimer and March 26 to approve transfer of "The firemen resented Mayor Mr. Picknally, in his announce- clause which stated the borough "It is my belief anyone asso- Initial deposit was reported to Lemon's statement that we would to the Catholic Church of the Na- the consent of the boy's parents $115,000 from the current expense ment, said, "I am running as an must clear sidewalks if property ciated with the activities of a total $157, prefer these funds in cash, and tivity, Fair Haven, N. J., where will be required, according to account to capital outlay to pay Independent, so there can be no owners failed to do so. party has the obligation to make Reported two mobile book- consider it slurring and discrim- there will be a Requiem Mass at Mr. Edelmann. for the purchase of the two ele- political ties. I will be able to Snow Removal the maximum contribution to theshelves, four musical instru inatory," the FEC statement con- The purpose of the group is to mentary school sites. 10 a.m. Burial, will be in Mt.-i work as I please, and that is im- The revised ordinance, Intro- party's attainment of these ends. ments, a kiln, and three sets of tinued. "All the money we re- Olivet Cemetery, Middletown, assist the local juvenile commit- duced later upon first reading, I believe that by virtue of.my ex- building blocks have been or- t * , 4 • * ./*#portant& hull** .Bit . UJllbbIn officei 11 TTi4,1 AIICIIYI wil^ CA'l l make an ceive must be spent on fire N. J. tee to administer probationary att t10 see tlm our municipa, gives the borough the option of perience in various party capaci- dered for the elementary schools, houses and equipment. duties and yg clearing the walks and assessing ties and by virtue of my general with the items to be paid for young- beaCh brings in greater revenue. "Other organizations less es- sters on probation, he explained. Injured Child knowledge of the party's organ- from receipts of the maga- WILLARD HULICK McKAIG I want to see installed there such the cost to the occupant of the sential to the protection of life It also will work with boys re- ization, I can make this contri- zine drive. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. - Serv- things as an Olympic swimming property. It also deletes a clause and property in the borough leased from corrective insti- bution to the Democratic Party ices for Willard Hulick McKaig, pool and possibly a boardwalk. requiring residents to clear snow have been given increased allo- tutions, Mr. Edelmann said. Gets $2,500 of Monmouth County in the office 63, a former resident of Eaton- There should also be more beach from a four-foot strip of their cations while the fire companies The Rumson Improvement As- FREEHOLD — A two-year-old of county chairman." town, N. J., were held her« last concessions at this resort." yards where there are no side- Widow Sues have been given a decreased op- sociation will underwrite the ex- On his ticket is Harold from Monmouth Beach, Thomas walks, and extends the time lim- Mr. Katz was an Assembly can- night. Burial wilt be in Glenwood penses of die society for the first P. Hall, was awarded $2,500 yes- it for the removal of ice' from erating allocation," the FEC Cemetery, West Long Branch, ("Boots") Solomon, for Borough didate two years ago. He was statement continued. several years, Mr. Edelmann Council. Walter Covert is run- terday in a judgment approved six to 12 hours. appointed Howell Township mu- For $69,000 N. J., at 3 p.m. today. by Superior Court Judge Gene "We do not feel this is' fair to •tated. ning as an Independent Republi- A public hearing will be held nicipal attorney this year, under Mr. McKaig, a resident of R. Mariano for the loss of two the residents of the borough," Officers can for the committee post held March 19. a Democratic- committee major- Binghamton, died here Sunday fingers in an accident in a Long In Insurance the council maintained. Other officers of the Friend of by Lester E. Perrine, who seeks Councilman Philip A. Genovese ity, and is serving as public coun- "The firemen are united in following a heart attack. The son to retain that position. Branch automatic laundry build- sel in the current Monmouth Con- FREEHOLD — Mrs. Grace R. of the late Harry N. and Mary ttie Boy are: Jerome Gorlin, ing- and Borough Auditor Joseph X. support of the action to get more vice president; Edward McNeil, Mr. Van Duzer, controller and Seaman answered residents' ques- solidated Water Company rate in- Burke, 5 Briarwood Rd., Rum- H. McKaig of Eatontown, he was The judgment, accepted by the money and we believe Mayor secretary; Joseph Ruscio, treas- secretary-treasurer of the R. D. tions on the budget, but did notcrease case by virtue of appoint- son, filed suit in Superior Court an engineer here with Interna- defendants, the Housewife Coin Lemon's statement that he has urer, and William Kristjen, re- Wood Co., pipe and^iiydrant man- meet any opposition to it. ment by the Democratic'state ad- yesterday to force three insur- had many phone calls opposing tional Business Machines. Laundry, Inc., Atlantic Ave., ministration. ance companies to pay her $69,- cording secretary. ufacturers of Florence, has on his It was explained that the great- our action is questionable," the He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Long Branch, and Stanley Wol- 000 accidental death benefits in "We are optimistic, but we ticket for council Pat A. Long, a est increases are in the accounts He served last year as co-or- statement said. ,,, Ruby McKaig; two daughters, local real estate man, and Doug- lowitz, of 253 Morris Ave., Long dinator for a county registration the death of her husband, Wil- know this not a panacea," Mr. Branch, an officer of the cor- providing for increased police Spent $30,000 Mrs. Patrick Haggerty of Syra- las Adair, an employee of the drive. liam, who died Jan. 4, 1962. Edelmann declared. poration, also gave the boy's protection, a violations clerk and cause and Mrs. Darryl Shea of Public Service Co,, Kearny. Mr. The suit, filed by Attorney "The four fire companies spent The society "can do only one- mother, Mrs. Susan Bosley, $1,- garbage removal. Portland, Ore.; two Wothers, and Mrs. Perrine are executive John P. Arnone, of Red Bank, in excess of $30,000 in 1962 forVaughn McKaig of Harwich Port, twentieth of the work that needs 000 for expenses. , Mr. Genovese said the $900 pub- operating expenses, and fully committee candidates. licist fee would remain in the names the Massachusetts Mutual Mass., and Warren McKaig of» to be done to help with juvenile The child reportedly strayed To Repair anticipated spending that amount budget because time would not Life Insurance Co., the Equitable Lagrange; a sister, Mrs. John R. problems here," he said, "and away from his mother while she or, more this year. we would be happy to see other allow a revision. It would be Life Assurance Society, and the Lovell of Washington, D. C, and was filling a coin washing ma- Connecticut General Life Insur- "The fire companies only groups spring up." Annoying available for transfer to other ac- Boro Hall's three, grandchildren. chine July 11, 1961, walked ance Company. asked Che borough for 50 per Most of the juveniles brought counts, he added. through an unmarked door into a Mr. Burke held policies for cent of this amount. We supply before the local committee are MRS. HENRIETTA SCHNEIDER Letters Sent room where machines were being Two Appointments Leaky Roof $30,000, $25,000, and $14,000, re- the rest of the money. The coun- contrite, Mr. McCann said. In repaired and was injured when Funds to cover the expense o spectively with the companies, cil finally agreed to give us LINCROFT - Mrs. Henrietta his years on the eight-member HIGHLANDS - If leaks in the he touched a machine. public relations will also remain each calling for double indemnity $11,000. This is not enough. Schneider, 57, of 20 Ardsley PI., body no youngster has ever been new borough hall roof are not Councilman Ira J. Katchen, Long Branch In the budget. Mr. Genovese sail repaired by Monday, Borough in the event of accidental death. "The firemen feel confident Rockville Centre, L. I., died brought before it for a second of- LONG BRANCH - Councilman attorney, brought the suit and the publication of a newsletter i that the public will support us at last night at the home of her fense, he said. Council will hire its own roofer The suit claims Mr. Burke's Edgar N. Dinkelspiel said last Richard A. Amdur, of Asbury expected to cost about the same and charge it to Jack J. Preston, death was due to accidental Che budget hearing Thursday at sister, Mrs. Jacques Hecht, 177 Mr. McCann described Patrol- night he has received two "de-Park, was defense counsel. amount spent in past years fo Middletown, the contractor who causes. But, it says, the com-8 p.m. at Sycamore School." Middletown-Llncroft Rd, man Shea as "the unsung hero" rogatory letters," assailing him, that or other publicity functions built the structure. panies have paid only the normal She was the widow of Louis In the borough's battle against his "religion and race," because Mayor Messina said after lasi Council last night, on the ad- death benefit. Schneider. juvenile delinquency. he voted last month to dismiss Files as Independent night's meeting that his appoint Marlboro Democrats vice of its attorney, served no- Mrs. Schneider was born in City Manager Richard J. Bowen. ment of Maj. Daggett is a may Vandalism Factors tice on Mr. Preston that the bor- Select 2 Candidates „ New York City, daughter of tha The councilman reported to po-Committee Candidate or's appointment and i effective Cleared of Assault Mr. Weinheimer observed tha s ough is through .exchanging cor- late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kauf- lice headquarters that he had de- FREEHOLD - William Koer- immediately. A New Year's Day FREEHOLD — Frank Sabine, MARLBORO —The Democratic vandalism often depends on respondence concerning the prob- man; She was a partner in th« livered the letter to the FBI in| ner filed a petition with the Coun- appointment of Dr. Victor Witek 21, of l.St. Marks Ave., Keans- Club endorsed two candidates for where a youngster is—and when lem with Mr. Preston's lawyer. Vlcki Novelty Co., New York Newark where he said he was ad- ty Clerk here yesterday to run as police physician, to serve for burg, was acquitted by a jury be- the two Township Committee "What is described as mali- For several months, the govern- City. vised to notify local police au- $100 annually, became effective ,fore Monmouth County -Judge seats 'at stake this year. cious mischief on May 1 may be as an Independent candidate for ing body has complained about thorities also. with the passage last night of the Elvin R. Simmill yesterday on a Party leader Mayor Joseph A. Also surviving are two daugh- the Manalapan Township Com- the leaks and the damage to the Mr. Dinkelspiel is the second of mittee. police physician ordinance, he charge of atrocious assault and Lanzaro said the candidates are ters, Mrs. Vick Tierney of Nutley Halloween prank on Oct. 31," he ceilings in the municipal build- battery. the six councilmen who fired Mr. Mr. Koerner lives on Rt. 33 in said. Henry J. Sadowski and Chester and Miss Roberta Schneider of •aid. ing. Mr. Sabine was indicted for an Bowen — subject to Saturday's Milihurst. His name will not be Mayor Messina made two other Jameson. ^ Long' Beach, L. I,; a brother The county' juvenile court Last night, three pails were alleged attack with a broken beer public hearing—to report offen- or the April primary ballot, but appointments. He named Carl Mr. Sadowski,, of Rt. 7fl, is David Kaufman of New York must keep itself free from local placed at the rear of the council bottle on Richard Galdieri, ol sive criticism. will appear in the ballot for the Jensen and Victor Scotese to the carpenter. Mr. Jameson, of City; three other sisters, Mrs. feelings and decide each case :hamber to keep dripping water Keansburg, in the men's room of Councilman Julius Tomaini has general election In November. Recreation Committee. Morganville, is a. millwright, Lillian Cooper, Mrs. Belle Korn- light of the particular circum- from ruining the floors. a Keansburg tavem Sept. 23, advised police he received a The term of Committeeman Both are newcomers to the po-blatt and Mrs. Mae Satty, all of »' the child's problems and John M. Pillsbury, borough at- 1962. litical scene. phone call, prior to the Feb. 9 Thomas Kerwin expires this year. There's no Trick to Having Ex- New York City, and two grand- the parental situation, the chief ouster vote, threatening the lives torney, told council to hire a roof- William T. Wichmann, Red They will oppose in the No- Mr Kerwin ran as Republican tra Cash. You Get it Fast When daughters. •probation officer said.'" of himself and his family il he er and let Mr. Preston and hisBank, was defense counsel, and vember general election Com- last time after serving for many You Use The Register Classified/ the John E. Day Funeral Referring to the local feeling voted against Bowen. lawyer debate the matter with the Assistant- Prosecutor John A. mltteemen Charles T. McCue and years ju a Democrat. —Advertisement. . i roofing company. Home, Red Bank, Is In charge ol Petillo presented the state's case. Paul E. Chester. local arrangements. RED BANK REGISTER Wed* Man* 6, 1963—J Successful Investing Nason on Education ' Stocks Beat Annuity To Supplement Income Encourage Ui^e to Learn / By ROGER E. SPEAR By DR. LESLIE J. NASON In the areas of intellectual these times I would say all the Children are born with an urge growth, children need direction nursery rhymes to her. After a Q—"We are a childless couple 1lvalue of the dollar continues to grow. Probably in no* other and stimulation by parents, but few times of hearing them she Just retired with a guaranteed downward. period of his life does a child parents must be guided mainly could repeat them word for word. annual income tor life of $43C I do not in your case recom- grow as much and learn as much by their own common sense. From Letters To Numbers ' per month including Social Se- mend an annuity, which Is Itself as he does in the first five years. I find that parents have very "From that it went to the curity. We have $44,000 in bank a fixed income type of inves He grows physically, intel- similar problems and are usually A-B-C's then to recognizing the accounts, part ment. I believe you should place lectually, emo- on the lookout for new ideas. The A-B-C's when she saw them. Then or which we at least $30,000 iff growth stock; tionally and so- following story of a mother who to spelling simple words and the want to invest. that can appreciate in value cially. took advantage of the early learn- names of members of the family. "• In our position compensate tor inflation, as yo During this ing spurt may inspire others. "And then on- to printing her 1 would you buy so nicely put it. I suggest Ameri rapid growth "Our little girl, Kathy, turned name, and then to looking at an annuity or can Express, Avon Products period parents four in December. We have two words, spelling them out and ask- would you buy Campbell Soup, Dow Chemical can turn to other children, Mike, 10 and one-ing what that spelled. stocks with and Northern Indiana Publi their doctors half, and Linda, who is Just two." "By 314 she could read quite a some growth Service. for advice in "Since Kathy was the 'middle' few words and now she is read- potentials to Q—"We have a substantia meeting their child, I tried to give her a little ing out of first grade books. compensate for amount in savings accounts. W c h ildren's extra attention after the baby "She knows her numbers when inflation? If so, carry no insurance because physical needs, came along so she wouldn't feel she sees them, can count up 1-100 Roger E. Spear which stocks our heart ailments. Would it Dr. Nason Supplying bal- left out. The only time I had do you suggest?" A, K. by 5's, by 10'-100. She loves to wise to buy U.S. bonds insteai anced diets, innoculations and all for this was when I was doing my work puzzles, to color in color A—You seem to be in a fine of keeping all our funds in th COUNCIL AND COUNSEL — Red Bank Councilman and attorney Daniel J. O'Horn other care required. ironing or washing dishes. At books, to work dot-to-dot number position to sit back now and! savings bank? The interest discussed the communication arts and the binding power of the pledge with Rev. Sta- books and other workbooks. enjoy life. All'your present in- jbadly sliced by the Federal come is fixed, and as such can le/ Grabowski of Bayonne, counselor for the Legion of Decency, at a Trinity College "The only time I spend with | come tax." A. D. her reading is when she is ready actually deteriorate in purchas-| A—I am sorry to hear of yoi Alumnae Communion Brunch Sunday in Spring Lake. Mrs. O'Horn, left, Is treasurer log power over the years if the; Would Wait to Hear to take her nap. Then she reafls heart ailments. As you probafc of the shore chapter of the alumnae organization. Joining the discussion is Coun- me one story from her book. know, people with your conditi* selor Irene O'Crowley of Highlands, also an alumna. "She spends lots of time read- quite often outlive the rest Engineer on Fee ing for herself. She learned num- Market Has us because they take better car bers from an old calendar and of themselves, as I am sui SEA BRIGHT — Mayor Thom- seeking election as a councilman, from a number sheet from Mike's you do. * Variances as Farrell said last night that and Frank- Van Duzer, the GOPBingo game. Another Slow Your question seems to assum (Continued) Seek Council Seats "any dispute over the extent of mayoralty candidate, have "With just a little explaining that government bonds are e: to be Inconsistent on the lot-size the engineer's fees on the pros- brought the size of the fee into she takes it from there and will empt from Federal income Democratic CluJj Endorses Pair pective sea wall job would be focus as a campaign issue. BuC practice and practice until, she Trading Day to individuals. I regret to question. most properly settled after the Noting that it states a 200-foot NEW SHREWSBURY - Tvlrs Mr. Seaman—last reported in In gets it. When my son was learn- NEW YORK (AP)-The stock you that there is not a sing} candidates for two seats on the engineer returns from his trip dia—so far has not been heard. ing about the states, she learned government issue now outstan side, front and rear requiremenl Lloyd Peskoe, Faiifield Dr., andBorough Council, Harold Sher- market pursued an irregular in one section and allows for a abroad." For the first time, the U.S. to name all the states and their course yesterday as trading con- ing that will give you such e: William T. Wichmann, Birch- man, president of the Democra- capitals. 'mean" measurement in another, wood Ct., will be the Democratic tic Club announced last night. But the mayor also said in an government is about to step into tinued to dwindle. emption. "I guess I've made her sound he told the board it should seek Both candidates have previous- interview that he, Councilwoman sea wall financing in Sea Bright Volume settled back to 3.29 I do not know what your i with a major contribution—half like she sits at the kitchen table come bracket is, but if it is hi] an official ruling from the town- ly run unsuccessfully for the Cecile Frankel Norton, Demo- .million shares from 3.65 million ship attorney. He also suggested crat, and Councilman WilUani D. of a projected $1,531,000. The, job studying all the time, but.she Monday, and, once again, was you might consider municipal council, Mrs. Peskoe in 1961 and doesn't. She loves to watch TV, that the code might need to be Floods Mr, Wichmann last year. Fowler, Republican, in a con- would seal most of Sea Bright's the lowest since Jan. 2 when 2.54 You can buy City of Dallas 2.90' area that remains open to the play house, play with older girls of 1980 to yield 2.95 per cent amended or revised." (Continued) ference early this year had ques- million shares changed hands. Mrs. Peskoe, a housewife and tioned Borough Engineer Otis R. sea. Mr. Seaman's share of this and dearly loves her baby sister. City of New York 3's of 1980 After lengthy argument, the Wheeling southward into Ken- wife of a recently elected mem- Changes of most key stocks Planning Board approved the Seaman about the size of the fee.would run to $158,100, for pro- (And fights with her brother.) were fractional. Here and there at 98%. tucky. In Cincinnati the big riv-ber of the Board of Education, is viding plans and specifications Will Kindergarten Bore Her? sketch plat for Lakeside Homes, er was expected to crest some- secretary to the Planning Board "Because of its size, in view a stock made a move of a poini on grounds that the Zoning Boari of this large project," the mayor for the installation. "And if she keeps up this learn- or so. (Mr. Spear cannot answer al! time Saturday at 57 feet, five and to the Zoning Board of Ad- ing jag she Is on, I don't know mail personally but' will answc had already granted variances. feef above flood stage. It also justment. said, "we suggested that the fee Mayor Farrell in his Interview The market was plainly lack- The board did not accept a be brought down. He replied 'the said that at a meeting of Borough what she will be doing in two ing Irani incentive to move all questions possible in h appeared headed for crests above years. Will she be disappointed column.) suggestion by two of its mem- flood stage in Huntington, W. Mr. Wichmann is an attorney, fee has always been 10 per cent, Council Jan. 14, Mr. Seaman was sharply in either direction. The bers, James H. Ackerson and a member of the Red Bank law and I see no reason for change present and was questioned by in kindergarten by then?" advance of the previous day, Va., Ashland, Ky., and Maysville, William J. Duncan, that the plal Ky., within the next three days. firm of Wise, Wise, Wichmann just because one big job comes "officials Including Mr. Van Du A home program of learning while large on average, was lost % Union Carbide %, Pbelp: be returned to the zoners for re- and Berich. along.' " zer but nothing was said about such as is described here pre- accompanied by such dull trading Condition Better Dodge 1, Johns-Manville %, ani consideration. The two seats at stake this Republicans Fat A. Long, now his fee. The talk was about (he pares children so well that they that traders saw no portents ol Atlantic Refining %. Flood conditions in western year are now Jield by Democrat wall, itself." succeed In kindergarten whether a strong recovery, move. Prices were mixed on th Consistent Violations Pennsylvania appeared generally they enter early or late. They Among those protesting the plal Robert Davidson and Republican As a backdrop, the market had American Stock Exchange. A< improving. The crest of the Mo-Daniel Arnold. Mayor Farrell said Mr. Sea- have learned to develop their own approval was Theodore Friedau man in past years has done en- news that steel production was tively traded Brazilian Tractioi nongahela River passed Brad- Mr. Davidson, who has served Keansburg interests. up for the fifth straight week up %. Technical Operations ros er, presdient of the Holmdel dock and was expected to pass gineering work that produced for However, I cannot stress too Property Owners Association. one three-year term will not seek (Continued) him an annual fee "of not more and that car sales for February V/,, Sherwin-Williams 2, am Pittsburgh without major over- re-election. strongly that it is the child who were up. On the other hand, the Aerojet-General %. Simca drop Mr. Friedauer charged that the flows. Flooding was reported in spent for demolition of substand- than $900" and that at times he does the growing, and the parents 200-foot requirement "has been Mr. Arnold, newly elected to a ard buildings under the bor- has "made trips to Trenton and stock market itself was regarded ped 2VJ, Allied Paper %, am low areas in DTavosburg, a com- one-yiear unexpired term, is who provide the valuable climate as relatively high still and vul Syntex %. Volume was 730,00 consistently violated for two munity of nearly 4,009 about 12 ough's cleanup campaign. Washington without turning In for growth. years," and that developers are candidate to succeed himself. His : He urged elimination of-funds vouchers for his expenses. It nerabla to further correction be- shares compared with 910,00 miles upstream from Pittsburgh, running mate is Lawrence J. Don't push! Pushing defeats fore a renewed rally would be Monday. "getting in by the back door." In Indiana, many rivers and for new street signs, resurfacing must be remembered that Mr. the purpose. It deprives the He insisted that the planners Kirk. of the borough hall parking lot, Seaman's office has a large staff llke)y. Corporate and U.S. Governmec streams headed toward expected child of initiative, assurance and and zoners "Hve by the letter crests above flood stage but the and the tercentennial committee and that his work frequently can practice in making decisions. In addition, Wall Streeters had bonds were irregularly higher. from tihe budget. and does take him quite a dis- of the law." end of heavy rains eased the Let each set his own pace, but in mind that the Securities and Yesterday's closing stocks: After the board okayed thi tance from his regular work." Exchange Commission is ex- I threat of major overflows. Mr. Colllchio last night added take advantage of the early urge 8314 I-T-E CM Brtc 15 sketch plat, Mr. Friedauer stated Registration to his proposal by recommending pected to make its latest report 2514 Johns Man Some flooding was reported In Mr. Seaman Is due back (from to learn by giving him opportuni- 6014 that a taxpayers' suit will be in- that C. Bernard Blum, borough on its investigation of the securi Air Redue 55'/, Jones & L jMaryland, with about 25 houses a world tour about April 25. Un-ties to enjoy a wide range of ex- Alleg Cp 10% Joy Mlg stituted to overrule the action. damaged in Orellin, in (he west- Deadline manager, give up the posts of til then, Mayor Farrell sug- perience. ties business by April 3, and Alleg Lud 35 Alles Pw Kaiser Al He later told a reporter the fil- water plant and sewer plant gested, "let's wait until we hear this represented an unknown 5114 Kennecott ern part of tiie state, after the 1 Allied Ch 43 H ing of the suit will be deferred supervisor. Each job pays $750 quantity which bred caution. Allli Chal % Koppers |Youghdogeny River spilled over what he has to say. ' until it is known what action thi Tomorrow per year. The mayor urged The Dow Jones Industrial aver. u Kresge, SS its banks. Many highways in the 16' kre-ger Township Committee will take. area were Inundated. UNION BEACH - The Demo- that the post of comptroller now ..age gained .12 at 667.16 while act-.. Lehlgh CAN Cites School 4614 Salvador Diana, Plalnfield at- Outside the flood areas, rain cratic Club is stressing to all held by John W. Savage, tax col- Standard and Poor's 500-slock Leh Port C torney, represented Lakeside lector, at a salary of $1,500 per Index edged up .02 at 64.74. Am MFdy Leh Val Iirt 'fell in Georgia, the Carolines and persons wishing to vote in the Defendant Am Mot SI Leh Val RR Homes, Inc. I year be abolished. Use of New The Associated Press average Virginia and moved eastward. primary elections the necessity of LOP GlaM 51-Acre Tract Another belt of rain extended becoming registered by tomor- Cut Legal Costs of 60 stocks dipped .3 at 253.9 ...... 58 Lib McN*L The remainder of the newly In Larceny with industrials down .5, rails Am Tel Tel 119«; LIgg & My The Lakeside Homes property from the Ohio Valley eastward Literature Litton Ind suggested cut would come in the down .5, and utilities up .2. - Amp Inc 28«4 totals 51 acres. It is part of the to the Atlantic Coast. Freezing The club reminds citizens of Anaconda 01% Lukens SU former Riker tract, off Long- rain mixed with snow pelted New form of a $2,000 reduction in NEW SHREWSBURY - A total Of 1,276 issues traded, losers 2574 Mack Trk the borough that persons aged 44% street Rd. The developer plans England, changing to rain in legal costs and $1,000 hi relief Case Injured of 1,219 periodicals, varying from outnumbered gainers by 546 to 52% Marath Oil 21 or over, who have resided in news magazines to learned journ- 4214 Martin M to build $25,000 houses on the site. southern sections. Gale warnings New Jersey for at least six expenditures. FREEHOLD — A Trenton man 449. New highs for 1962-63 totaled 75%A als, were circulated among stu- Atchlson 26% Merck Norman Schantz, Newstead Iwere posted along the coast. months, and in the county for at The proposal advanced by Mr. on trial in Monmouth County 12 and new lows four. All Refln 50 MGM dents of Monmouth Regional High Homes, charged the planners with No severe cold weather wai least 60 days, are eligible to vote Kinlin and Mr. Lohsen primarily Court on charges of larceny and Among the 15 most active Avco Corp 23* Minn M&M School last month by the school <8% Mo Pac A being inconsistent in their policy. reported. Temperatures ranged if they are registered. involves cutting of proposed pay possession of burglar tools had (tacks, gainers and losers were 13 V4 Mont Ward hikes' for borough employees. It library, superintendent Frank 36% He pointed out that last year thi from near zero in northern Maine Persons not registered may do a new headache yesterday. even at six each while three Bayuk Cler «1i Nat Else also includes reducing the capi- Welnheimer told the Board of Bell * Hair N Cash Reg board forced him, in a subdivi- to the 70s in southern Florida. so at the borough clerk's office John Fdorvanti, 36, due before were unchanged. 22% Nat Dairy tal Improvement account from, Education last night. Bendlx 52* Nat DlstlU sion application, to map his lots The 205 and 30s prevailed in the during business hours or direct Judge Elvin R. Simmill and a Chrysler was the most active Bclh Steel ' 30% $15,000 to $7,500, eliminating a With an average daily attend- Boeing Nat Gyps for minimum frontages of 200 major part of tie nation, with to the commissioner of registra- jury which started to hear his •took, off 1% at 87% on 62,900 Borden Nat Steel feet. the 40s and 50s along the West school,crossing guard and opera- case Monday, was a patient in ance of 684 in the school, the shares, losing ground despite Borg Warn NY Central tions in Freehold. Brurtawk Nla M Pw The lot-size question again Coast and the 50s and 60s in tion of one of the gates at the Mercer Hospital, Trenton, with average daily circulation of sews that Chrysler sales for 8* No Am Av Notice of changes of residence Buckeye PI Nor Pac ' came up in regard to the pro- the Southeast. • municipal beach. head injuries. He was hurt when books was 445, he said. February were up 60 per cent Buoy Erie 16* Nwst Airlin or application for transfer of "The library report points up Bulova Norwich Ph posed 9 2 - u n i t developmew registration may be made by They also suggested a $2,000 his car struck a utility pole In from a year ago. Burl. Ind 30 V4 Outb Mar reduction in legal fees and ad- Ewing Township. the difference between a library- Coeo, JI ' OVi Owens 111 01 planned by builder Eugene Novel- written request forwarded to the Second was Household Finance, Cater Trao 35H centered school like ours, and a Pan A W Air lo, Scotch Plains, on a tract be- borough clerk's office or county vanced minor cuts in various Judge Simmill called-a mis- off '4 at 50>4 on 61200 shares, Celonese 37 !4 Param Pict other categories of the budget. textbook-centered curriculum," Ches & Oh W*i Penney, JC tween Newman Springs and Me No Charges board of elections in Freehold or trial and said a new date will of which 60,500 shares were Chrysler 87 % Pa PwftLt Campbell Rds.,l adjacent to the While not cutting out pay hikes be set after Mr. Fiorvantl is re- he said. represented by a single trans- Cities Sv Gl',i Pa RR by calling in person at the bor- "The circulation of periodicals Coca Cola 92% Pepsi Cola Liebenow property. ough clerk's office or County completely, they would reduce leased from the hospital. His con- action near the close. ColE Pal 46% Perkln Elm To Be FOed the increases by amounts rang- in particular," he continuetd, Colura Gai Pfizer There are some 14 irregularly- board of elections up to and in- dition Is reported fair. Third was Pennsylvania Rail- 23% PW1 El shaped lots in this tract (with cluding tomorrow. - ing from $250 to $500. He is under indictment for tak- "shows how the constant flow of . Pnill Pet new matetrial, new knowledge, road, unchanged at 16>4 on 54,900 Pit Steel less than 200-foot frontages). Tax Rate Hike ing $1,393 In cash and Checks at shares. Coop Be» Pub Sv E4G In Fatality Mr. Collichio's amendment and new research results to stu- Com Pd Pullman The board delayed action on Abbott's Dairy, Wall Township, Next came Cosden Petroleum, Pure Oil BA.TONTOWN — Police Chief would mean only a three to four- dents make ours a living curric- 4S% this proposed subdivision pend- July 20, 1962, and for having npi/B at 22%, and Avent Elec- RCA ing receipt of a ruling from William Zadorozny said this cent hike In the tax rate while burglar tools in his car when ulum." Cuttlas Wr Raytheon Lily-Tulip tronics, up <4 at 22%. Un- Reading Oo morning that no charges would the other plan would raise tihejhhe was arrested shortly after the At the same meeting the Board Deere |4he township attorney. (Continued) confirmed reports of possible D & Hud Repub Btl In other business, the board be tiled against Thomas J. Gal- rate an estimated 15 to 17 cents. break-in. of Education voted to spend 4,- merger accompanied buying in Dent Sup Revlon lagher, 21, of 11 Reynolds Dr., 793.58 for new uniforms for tha Doug Alrc 5i Reyn Met deferred a decision on a subdi Mayor Poole said the rezoning The budget as originally intro- Angelo F. Belardd, 37, of Tren- Dow Chem Hey Tob driver of an auto which struck band and the baton twirlers. Avnet. Rob Fulton vision application by Celestino of the area to an industrial park duced would hike the rate 3O'/i ton, also Indicted on the same Dress Ind M and fatally injured Mrs. Florence The market clung to an ir- Du Pont 239 St Jos Lead was "most reasonable," and the cents per $100 of assessed valua- About 1,500 of this was raised Duq Lt St Reg Pap Allocco involving 53 acres of the charges, has been granted a sep- regularly higher tone for most Sears Roeb Allocco property. Ziporo, 44, of 285 Wall St. on best solution for the interests of tion. arate trial. by the students themselves or of the day then 'dipped to slip Sinclair Rit. 35 last month. the township. He said the town- The current rate is $2.92. Assistant Prosecutor John A. donated by the New Shrews- End John Shell oil The applicant was advised thai bury Fair. The balance will come beneath its best in late trading. Erlo La'clc Smith, AO there is a question as to whether The chief said the decision fol- ship also considered the request The original budget would re- Petillo had been trying the case Firestone Socony rom board funds. Fears that the lackluster' per- Fla Pw Sou Pac the subdivision should be major lowed a complete investigation of to change the zoning of the area quire a tax levy of $401,194 — against Mr. Fiorvanti. «* Sou Ry formance in early trading would Fls P4L 70 or minor. :he accident and discussions with for industrial park use because an increase of $93,180 over last Three new teachers were Food Fair 21% Sperry Rd lead Do a sharp selloff were ex- FMIC Cp Std Brand the investigating officer, Patrol' the people who requested the year. hired last night. 33 Std Oil Cal The tract, which would con pressed by brokers, but the fears Foird Mot 42% man David Conley. and the coun The bulk of the budget, in- Ollie B. Perry, 53 Garden PI., Garrctt 4214 Std Oil NJ tain 38 residential building lots, change "were reliable" and there were not realized, and it was Gen Accept Studebaker v ty prosecutor's' office. New Shrewsbury, will be busi- 2114 Texaco in bordered by Telegraph Hill was a need for such a project. crease is earmarked for pay Boro Council concluded that the market had Gen ClRar 3014 ness education instructor, as of Gen Dynam Tex a Prod Rd., the Bogart tract, the Gale Mrs. Ziporo, who was owner He said requests were made for raises. "acted well." Gen Elec 25% Tex G Sul the beginning of February, for a 7214 apd operator of the Patio Res- the rezoning from Middle Union Residents, one by • one, asked Tidewat Oil tract, the old Van Mater Ceme- pro-rated annual salary of $5,108. Twentieth Century-Fox said it 79 Textron tery, and comes near the Gar- taurant, here, was struck as she Associates, Mr. Rice, Harry Wil- council to reduce the buflget. And Board 6114 Transamer was crossing the highway near He is a graduate of the North would resume feature film pro- 32% Un Carblds den State Parkway on the south. ley and John L. Hendrickson, |They attacked the size of Uie pay 2514 Un Pac the Crystal Brook Inn. She died raises and not the fact that there Carolina Agricultural and Tech- duction at its Los Angeles Unit Alre Sr. Meet Tonight 21% United Cp shortly after being admitted to nical College, and is a beginning studios next month after a close- 3334 'Without Cause' were raises. oh US Lines Monmouth Medical Center, Long HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- :eacher. down since last summer. The Goodyear 11«4 US Plywd In the suit, the firm claims The governing body was urged stock rose a point. Metro-Gold- G C 4(1 V4 US Rub Branch. to take another hard look at cil will meet with the Board of Miss Caroline F. Jetter, 28 Fisk 3 US Smelt Bowen hat township officials "prom- Education tonight at 9 o'clock to St., Fair Haven, also a beginning wyn-Mayer was up /t. Joseph R. Greyhound US Steel ised" two years ago that adja- every Item in the budget and Vogel was removed as chairman GuM Oil 4014 Van Al Stl (Continued) discuss revision of ths twice-de- ;eacher, will join the mathema- Hamm Pap Walworth cent land would not be down- make reductions. Older residents of M-G-M. Horc Par 31% WOT B Pic nographer was carried 8 to 1, expressed fear that rising taxes bated 1963-64 school budget. ics faculty in August for an an- [11 Cent Wn Un Tel Egg Market graded. The suit also contends The budget presently totals nual salary of $5,000 plus $500 for Square D raised the dividend int Bus Men 40i Wejtg El with only Councilman Walton that the downgrading of lot sizes would mean the loss of their to 30 cents from 25 cents and :nt Harv 65% White Mot Fisher favoring the idea. There omes. $141,375, and calls for $66,005 to work during August. :nt Nick Woolwth NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - on adjacent land was done with- be raised by taxation, a decrease Miss Jetter is a graduate of the stock was up %. It was re- nt Papep r 7% Yngst Bh A: T B9 ivas no discussion. Wholesale egg offerings more than Asks Resignations 44U Zenith R S2 out sufficient cause. of $4,077. Newark State College. ported that Fluor Corp, plans Int Tel A Tel 44U It developed that the Bowen ample on large; adequate on bal- One resident, George B. John- The ordinance under contention son, a member of the Board of Other figures: current expense, Harold B. Neumann of Lake- some equity financing during hearing will be only the second ance. Demand showed improve- creates two new zones on the fiscal 1963 and that issue lost a POSTMASTER NOMINEE held in New Jersey on a man- Education, said the three-man $127,430, and capital outlay, wood will teach German next ment on large and fair on smaller ract in question, an "I" zone, : year for $5,600 plus $560 for work point. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- ager appodnted under the option- sizes yesterday. council should resign. The coun-[j$7,000. which fronts on the north side of After the first budget defeat, in August.- He was educated at Responding to higher profits, dent Kennedy has sent to the Sen il municipal government laws, Whites: extras (47 IBs. min.) oilmen declined to take up his >r Faulkner Act, of 1948. Rt. 35 and requires seven-acre iuggestion. the board cut $4,000 from the the Ecole Internationale, Geneva, •Holt, Rinehart and Winston rose ite the nomination of Thelma C, 36-38; extras medium (40 lbs. av-minimum lot sizes with a 750- Switzerland, and at NJonmoutti % and International Nicekl 1. Cooper for postmaster at Navi Rilling on the right of public erage) 341^-35I ^; top quality (47 An estimated 200 persons spending schedule. l discussion, Mr. Aikens said he g) ^/^/ p 'oot minimum depth, a setback ammed the school auditorium After meeting with the board, College. Du Pont gained /t, General sink, N. J. •! lb i) 36J439V4 di (41 .was using standard legal defini-; lbs. min.) 36J4-39V4; mediums (41 of 150 feet, and a rear minimum and the majority made it clear|the governing body has 10 days The resignation of Mrs. Diane Motors %, Ford >/s. and Sears lbs. average) 34<4-36& smalls requirement of 50 feet. The sec- Hazard Green, a gym teacher, Roebuck 1. American Motors and I It pays to advertise in the Rec ions. Councilman Untermeyeri r hat they wanted the budget cut to make its decision on, budget said he thought the intent of the 36 lbs. average) 32-34; peewees ond zone, called the 'J" zone, reductions. was accepted with regret. Studebaker were unchanged. IBM Bank Register.—Advertisement. 26-27. and by a substantial amount. "aulkner Act would be in line is at the rear of the "I" zone After the governing body with allowing public discussion, Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.)and to its north. The zone per- 39-40; top quality (47 lbs. min.) closed the hearing at midnight idding experience has shown! mits 20 per cent of tlio area to ,t voted to rescind two salary some additional specifics should 40-42; mediums (41 lbs. average) be developed on three-acre lots, 35-3714; smalls (36 lbs. average) ordinances it had introduced. BOOKKEEPER • STENOGRAPHER )e written into the law. 20 per cent on four-acre lots, and Officials said new salary codes In the only prior hearing, ^4 peewees 26-27. the remainder on five-acre lots. would be adopted after the budg- Jarlier this year in BelleviUe, Because 75 acres of the indus- Construction company in Red Bank area has et had been amended. he public was not allowed to DOG TAG DEADLINE trial park are in Rnritan Town- The question of how much the opening for combination bookkeeper-stenog- speak. Mr. Untermeyer said he LITTLE SILVER — The boom ship, that community has en- budget will be cut will be de- inderstood the reasons cited ill be lowered on the owners tered in the defense of the suit cided tomorrow. rapher. Male or female. 40 hour week. Good gainst the manager in that unlicensed dogs next week. as a third party. While Mr. Kinlin and Mr. Loh- case included some type of mal- salary for qualified person. . Police Chief James W. Fix Township Attorney Lawrence sen have the votes to cut the 'easance. He asked Mr, Aikens said this morning that, after one A. Carton, Jr., is representing budget by only $32,940,: Mayor he considered the reasons in week of grace, all delinquent II- the municipality, Mayor Philip Collichio appears to have public Call them multiples or separates, J. Kridel's WRITE BO, BOX 511, RED BANK AT. Bowen's case as embracing :enses will draw summonses. The J. Blanda, Jr., Rarltan Township support in his move to trim at malfeasance. The attorney said leadline for obtaining 1963 docon a no-fee basis, and Sidney east $55,000 from the spending Corner has them. did not. , iceoses was Jan, 31. Hertz, Allenhurst, the firm. schedule. 4-Ved. Wrr!. 6, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum Kowalski and Devino Republican Ticket MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —The Mayor John Marz, Jr., John R. WHY PAY MORE? April primary election picture is Savitski, Samuel Dilks, Township taking shape here. Committeeman Norman E. Wood Republicans Sigmund V, Ko- and James Burlew. walski and Frank Devino have an- Whereas the Democrats will nounced that they will be the have a primary contest, so far GOP candidates, with party back- there has been no indication of ing, for Township Committee a GOP election fight. nomination. Mr. Kowalskl served three years as a township committee- County to Get Strip man, completing his term Dec. 31. In a bid tor re-election in Of Land Near Station November, he was defeated by LITTLE SILVER — Borough Democrat Gilbert H. Hickman. He Council Monday night adopted a is a former member of the Plan- resolution authorizing the execu- ning Board. tion of a deed conveying to the county a strip of property along Mr. Devino was township the southern railroad right-of-way building inspector for three years. near the railroad station. He was not reappointed this year. He also is chairman of The 28 by 695-foot tract was the GOP county executive com- purchased by the borough from 20'OFF mittee, and a former member of the Ney York and Long Branch WITH THIS COUPON the Planning Board. Railroad. The county has prom 20 OFF Previously announced Demo- ised to build a one-way connec Any 2 Pkgs. of Shop-Rite cratic candidates for the pri- tion between Sycamore and mary: Oceanport Aves. ANY 2 PACKAGES OF SPAGHEni or NOODLES I mm temcwn UP m POO/A." Coupon Good at, . ANY SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE SPAGHEni or NOODLES SUPER MARKET Coupon Limit — One Per FamW Offer Expires Sat., March. B. Una (This offer good wirh coupon only) THE JOCUND CIRCLE AT THE Hike Teacher Pay Across Board at Raritan Horn & RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A its, $5,300 to $8,600; and MA de- 20* OFF 1963-64 salary guide for teachers gree plus 69 graduate credits, $9,' WITH THIS COUPON providing for a raise of $200 500 to $8,800. 20 OFF across the board was adopted by Based on previously-announced Any Purchase of Shop-Rite Musket Tavern the Board of Education in special tentative plans of other school session Monday night. boards, i( is expected that Rari ANY PURCHASE OF SHOP-RITE CONTROL SUDS DETERGENT The new guide sets the follow- tan's new guide will be the high- Coupon Good at ANY SHOP-RITE ing ranges in 12 steps: emergen- est or second highest in the Bay- 1 CONTROL SUDS DETERGENT SUPER MARKET cy certificated teachers, $3 ,800 to shore area for 1963-64. Coupon Uroft — One Per Family $6,000; BA degree, $4,900 to $7,- At present (the 1962-63 year) Otter Expires Sat., March 0, 1M3 700; MA degree, $5,100 to $8,400; Holmdel ranks first in the Bay- (This offer good with coupon only) MA degree plus 45 graduate cred- shore, with Raritan and Henry ,For convivial Quaffery as well as epi- Hudson Regional second, $100 be- hind Holmdel in salary guide. curean Cookery, Gentlemen and License Revoked 181 Teachers ' Gentlewomen are frequenting the new R. Thomas Jannarone, superin- 59Ib HORN AND MUSKET TAVERN For 2 Months tendent of schools, reported there MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Here Victuals will be a total of 181 teachers in are prepaid to eropassion even the RUMSON—Magistrate William the school system next year. The I. Riker Monday night ordered the present total is 166. 1.09 most jaded Palate. And for ye who driver's license of Gary Zeller, Teachers' salaries at $1,143,460 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE ^, '1 wish your Portions as Potions, choice 113 Center Ave., Atlantic High- account for the biggest item In lands, revoked lor two months •Wines, Brews, Liquors and Concoc- the 1963-64 school budget. It Is an Q BUMBLE BEE tions are plentifully and pridefully and fined him $55 on a reckless increase of $109,970 over the pres- driving charge. STARKIST $1.00 poured from 10 A.M. 'till 2 A.M. ent figure and provides f«r the Chicken of Hie Sea additional new teachers—includ- SOLID PACK WHITE TUNA Zeller also was fined $15 for 3«*1 We ate open to serve you food failing to have a name on a ing five remedial reading instruc- from 7 A.M. 'till 1 A.M. commercial vehicle. tors—salary increases and the placing on their proper place in (6ALL0N) $1.59 Let m Weloome YOU to our joennd Cir- Magistrate Riker reserved de- the guide. clo of Friends and Patrons. cision on charges of careless WESSON OIL i The board Monday nigh driving and leaving the scene of adopted a new salary schedule an accident against Lydia Bren- for next year for its supervisory nen of Blackpojflt Rd., this pjace. personnel. New salaries are based SHOP-RITE—6 OZS. .00 Police said she'Vas involved in an accident Jan. 24, on a set percentage hike for each FROZEN ORANGE JUICE category, plus elevation to the Other fines levied were: Frank proper point on the teachers' Slover, Matawan, speeding, $25; guide. , $ Christopher Colonie Inc., 35 North George Gough was rehired as 49 Linden PI., Long Branch, and librarian iri the high school for George Monroe, 48 Peach St., HORMEL CANNED HAM 3«*<« 2 the- balance of this school yeat New . Shrewsbury, delinquent io» at a salary basis of $6,200 per spection, each $15; Peter and year. Mr. Gough had resigned Vera Yahner, 15 West River Rd., earlier in the school year to ac- (24 OZS.) this place, parking violation, $10, cept a position in Texas, but re- and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Shrews- CRISCO OIL 39 On. tMShltwfitoi/jivert/KMU 35 'Jtei Suni, bury Dr., this place, permitting turned to seek his former posi- dog to run at large, $3. tion here. SHOP-RITE $$1.00 Meeting Set STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 12 OZS. 4 - 1 LITTLE .SILVER - Mayor Charles W. Stephens and Coun- cilman Charles A. Forfar will SHOP-RITE—U OZS. .00 meet tonight with the newly ap- SLICED BEETS pointed Recreation Committee foi its initial meeting. The commit tee, which replaces a more in- SHOP-RITE .00 formally organized group, was 16 OZS. created by ordinance last month. CREAM STYLE CORN 8 Glamor Aprons IMPORTED BUITONI OR .00 ITALIAN TOMATOES CONTADINA - 35 OZS. 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Actually, that isn't too surprising when blob- of glue anywhere because VW Thirty-five cents in coins fo YOU took into it. isn't above rejecting a piece of car (or Route 35 at New Monmoutri Road this pattern — add 15 cents fo Not many cars get as much put into a whole cor) if it has to. each pattern for first-class mail- them as a Volkswagen. So you con see why a Volkswagen Is ing and special handling. The hand work alone is striking. so expensive when you figure It by the Send to Laura Wheeler, WV engines are put together by bond. pound. The Red Bank Register, Needle- One by one. It's something to think about. craft Dept., P. 0. Box 161, Old And every engine Is tested twice: ones Particularly if you haven't bought a Chelsea Station, New York 11, SHOP-RITE of NEW SHREWSBURY when it's still on engine and ogoin when Volkswagen because you thought they N. Y. Print plainly pattern num< It'i port of the finished car. didn't cost enough. ber, name, address and zone. LOCATED IN ATLANTIC SUPERAMA DISCOUNT STORE NEWEST RAGE-SMOCKED accessories plus 208 exciting needlecraft designs In our new Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. 1963 Needlecraft Catalog — just Shrewsbury Aye. at Route 35, Shrewsbury out!. Fashions, furnishings to cro- We P.eiorve Th« Rich! Tn Limit Quantlllei. SHREWSBURY AVENUE SHREWSBURY chet, knit, sew, weave, embroi- der, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send twenty five cents now. published from time to time by RED BANK REGISTER Wed., March 6, 1963-5 courtesy of this newspaper, •»« ive -given you) an insight as to tection, then we feel we have lives and serious injury to rhote Bridge Column Smoke.; Gas sc Menace f responsibU$ies 8JJ firemen. achieved our purpose. whose duty it is to respond to (EDITOR'S NOTE: T1i.li It both killers. Hot gases rise and They can cause death, serious We stand' ready to serve you your alarm. ' I used to play tennis with peo- the bit In a ierle* of artielej are trapped at the top of the illness and chronic disability. vd yours any time, day or night. Remember that when you pre- ple who would rather hit the ball THE HANDS / by Red Bank's Fire Chlel room or building. And as the One of the foremost and im- K we "have through these vent a fire you are not only Be kind to yourself, your family "properly" than win the point Charles R. Knoll dealing with fire rages, the temperature of the tides" impressed upon you the protecting the lives ol your loved your friends, neighbors and Fire West dealer portant extinguishers of fire is on s The same kind of person, whet 'Both lida vulnerable his department'! continuing gases reach a point where they, water. Without it, probably every nportance of prevention and pro- « and your property, but the Department. Prevent fires. he plays bridge, tries to mak , NORTH Fire Prevention campaign.) will ignite any combustibles they fire would be disaster and the the "proper" play even if it'; * AQ touch. firemen'a helpless onlooker. But sure to lose. V 5 3 2 By CHARLES R. KNOLL 0 K I 10 6 Fire is a tragedy. It is des- As an example, in a recent in- it, too, despite its extreme neces West opened the jack of spades * A 7 4 3 tructive, and a killer. It has a cident, the Fire Department was sity, creates problems. It's weight and the finesse lost to East' WEST EAST bad effect on our economic bal- called in connection with a mat- alone its astounding. It weighs OPEN 3 DAYS king. Back came a spade to th< • J 10 9 8 7 4 * K 5 3 ance and physical welfare. tress fire in an upstairs room. 8S pounds per gallon. Using a ace. C A 4 W J 10 8 We recall with horror those The room was located at the end two and one half inch hose with THURSDAY and FRIDAY 10 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M., SAT. 'TIL 6 Declarer led a trump froir 0 AO ~ " $87-54* fire disasters throughout the of a long "L" shaped building a one and one quarter inch nozzle dummy, East played low, am • J 10 5 «H country which have taken such a with a bathroom at each end. the average pumper can deliver South put up the queen. This wa: SOUTH terrific toll in loss of life, injury While the fire in the room was 250 gallons per minute at a given * 6 2 target or a total of 2,080 pounds i the "proper" play, but It was a chair to gain the nearest OUTLET nesse, drives out the ace ot ing building. The opening of style found In only a to 18 points), and the next player exit. In any case, never stand doors, windows and when this SWEATERS 50 241 Highway 35, Eatontown trumps. The trumps then break passes. You hold: Spades—6 2 or sit up and keep your face as few stores. Jut South of Eatontown ClrdB cannot be done in order to pro favorably, and South has no fur- Hearts—K Q 7 6 Diamonds—9 3 close to the floor as possible. vide the proper ventilation, it is By these famous makers: Drummond, Alps, Rob Roy, Mr. OPEN DAILY »:30 to >:"J) ther problem. & UP 8AT. 9:3a lo 11:30 Clubs—K Q 6 2. What do you Besides heat, most hot gases sometimes imperative to ohop a H. Esq., Himalaya, Huntingdon . . . Prep size 14 to 20, 3 Call 542-2020 When there's no oilier hope, be say? are poisonous because of the hole through the roof. readv to make an unusual Dlav— Men's sizes small to extra large. •,. Vals to $25 Answer: Bid three hearts. The materials they melt. Plastics, We trust that through these combined count is 28 to 28 points, a prominent feature in any mod-several articles which have been which should be enough for game. ern household, are the prime Prep and Men's Long Sleeve Prep and Men's 100% Wool Better Your jump offers partner his offender. Even cool gases can choice between three notrump be dangerous and the inhalation Pleasure Boating and four hearts. of all gases should be avoided. A Big Industry SPT. SHIRTS SLACKS Ivy styles, tapered, but- FREE With and without pleats ^ UV By Ceear EATONTOWN - Pleasure ton downs, classical pat- "ASTRO-GUIDE" boating and related recreational . . . Mostly tapered, terns, including some 00 For Thursday, March 7 activities now is a $2.5 billion muted shades, latest INSTALLATION Industry enjoyed annually by - imported knits from more than 37 million Americans, & up university styles, eon- 3 Present—For.You and Denmark, Italy Switzer- 2 ON according to Ray Mitchell, man- VaU f0 25 servotlve solids. « UP Yours • • • People may not feet land, West Germany. * as well as usual in the early ager of the sporting goods de- UIMMM COMBINATION hours, with accent oa indigestion partment at the Montgomery ALL EXCLUSIVE MAKERS SIZES 27 to 40 NONE HIGHER and nerves. Danger through ex- Ward retail store, here. citement, feverrand sickness is "There are seven million pleas- PREP and MEN'S By Tabard, Scorchgaard, Owendale, Robert STORM also denoted. Emphasis is on the ure boats in operation today, and necessity for avoiding extreme four million of these boats are Lewis, Including many styles imported from temperatures and being careful outboards," he said. Italy, Denmark; loden coots—W. Germany. WINDOWS around water (either drinking it "This year will be a banner SPORT JACKETS or iwimming in it). year for the boat industry," Mr. Mitchell predicted. "More boats and more people will participate MEN ONLY Part ... On Marck 7, 1940, Future . . - Atomic power is in water sports in 1963 than ever SUITS the British liner Queen Eliza- not expected to be used in trains before." 6i»77 "This is one of the reasons OUTERWEAR S RAINCOATS beth, after a mad dash to safety, and automobiles as the shielding Montgomery Ward now is intro- Includes Shorts, Regulars, SIZES We do not rush our Installations! All windows Prep 14-20 arrived in -New York harbor, is too heavy and the risks of ac- ducing the most extensive line Longs and Extra Longs. REG. RETAIL sPRICE ••Goulkedl! of boats, motors and accessories Men 37-48 She was safe at bst from Nazi cident too great,.but it probably NO DOWN PAYMENT FREE submarine and air attacks. will be used in space Tebides. MEASURING SERVICE FIRST PAYMENT JULY For cuatom *tind«» The Day Under Your Sign Triple Insert • Weatberstipped w* vfffer nutt frts On be clmned easily from inside. tneaMiring tefvlcc. SUde of alt ALCOA •luminnm. Free Rtmembar too, ARIES (Bora M«& 21 to April It) LIBRA |S.pt. 23 to Oct. 121 l*wUUatfon by our own ibllled work- Prawn's hat a com- ETCH tisHtgli Wfc fed justified don't Allow enough time between taslca Is reft men.

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Let us hear from you goon, admitting that you Reporter BiMd ftcMt, Bad Buk, N. i. Matt are a no-good two-faced lousy bum. P. S.—You rat!? Ettabllibed 1S7S by John H. Cook and Henry CUy A Seattle Boy? .' Published by Hie Red Bank Register Incorporated SEATTLE, Washington—The fog moved in slow- W. HARRY PENMNGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor ly from Puget Sound. It was an insidious veil hanging M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager 700 feet above the streets, leaving the tops' of the Thomas J. Bly William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln Frank W. Harbour Xzicutlvt Editor AliocIlM Idlton Mddntown Bureiu M|t. Olympic Mountains and the Cascades exposed like half* Member ol the Associated Presi melted balls of vanilla ice cream in a bowl. United's in* AMoelitrt Preii u «nt!t!i By LEONARD LYONS farmer who can't afford the new fertilizers' and flationary, spiral, stimulated by machinery. the union's unnecessary use of When we reached the hotel, I permitted her to ' STRIKE NOTE: Russell Nype by backing shows, then produc- the Mark Hellingcr on Broadway, strikes, supported by national take the suitcases out of the trunk. Here again, she had starred at the Persian Room in ing them and finally buying a Farrell went into retirement We establish truly competitive conditions in trans labor organizations, it is possible December, and in "Brigadoon" theater to house his projects — after an audition of a musical in portation by developing truck fleets and air lines— that the United States can price to make me look bad. She lifted them out two at a time. at the City Center last week - is happily retired, and enjoying which he was asked lo invest. He and continue to hobble the railroads by forcing them itself out of world competition both during the newspaper his wealth. Farrell recouped most listened bo it, then told the song- and. into a protectionist economy, In the lobby, we found that the Downtown Ath- strike. His wife lamented this of his losses with a capital-gains writer: "I could do your job i to obey the ill-considered dictates of an Interstate which, in this time in history, letic Club had added five storigs. "Okay local, boy," I exerted a little effort" . . ill-fortune which deprived Nype sale of his theater he'd owned, Commerce Commission that was established in 1887, could spell the end for the United Kelly said. "Lead the way." In the room, we could see 8f the coveted critics' notices . . The scheming producer snickered when the railroads were "monopolistic" in areas that States as a world leadership Their plight was compounded "And without effort?" . . . "And community. much of the city which sits in the northwest corner when their daughter asked how without effort," Farrell told the lacked water-borne alternatives to rail shipping. of the United States, at the bottom of an artichoke of many prisoners were freed in, producer, "I could do your job.' We invent devices that would make it possible to The efforts of President Ken- beautiful mountains. the storming of the Bastille. LOCAL NEWS: Don Murray get the benefits of "pay-as-you-see" television—and nedy, outlined in the Trade Ex- Mrs. Nype, as is her custom will portray Norman Vincent pansion Act of last year, could be "Did you tip the lady?" Kelly said. Sure, I said. when confronted with such a Peale in the film based on Dr. discover that the FCC, which was originally established n vain. Mutual negotiation on problem from school, phoned the Peale's life Mike Nichols, to parcel out wave lengths to broadcasting companies tariff reduction is made difficult "How much was' the bill?" she said. "Five dollars and New York Times' Library, and who became a comedy sensation has taken it upon itself to tell companies how they if one side, the United States, ninety cents," I said. "So," she said. "What did the last with his ex-partner, Elaine May was told: "Sorry, but no more shall or shall not finance the business of providing must have protection for a higher of the great spenders give his fan? Six dollars?" I homework answers until the 3 turning legit. He'll play the wage scale. shrugged. "What else?" I said ... strike's over." Dauphin in Shaw's "St. Joan" at television entertainment. Perhaps some readers are now DRAMA DEPT.: .The new ver- the Vancouver Festival . . . Am- We fight a tremendous battle at the Versailles wondering why I point to the lion of the Optimist-Pessimist bassador David Bruce probably unions. After all, is it not true story occurred this week, at a will be succeeded by a career Peace Conference of 1919 to force the world to respect that big business caused the de- jarty where the guests included man, in London The new the principle of "self-determination" of peoples, and pression of the 1930's? Is not it playwright Irwin Shaw and pro- Travel Guides will include, for subsequently we apply the principle in Algeria, Togo- the fact that the business com- munity, by the desire for greater ducer Herman Levin. Shaw, the first time, rating on cafe- land, Pakistan and wherever—but when Moise Tshom- whose - "Children At Their terias. . • • profits, is causing the inflationary Games" goes into rehearsal next Frank Gifford has been tapped be takes our principle seriously in Katanga we knock spiral? No. I do not think so. week, isked: - "We open here in for an acting role in a TV series. him on the head. Yes it is fact that business did kpril, and I need the critics' It would not conflict with his contribute to depression in 1930. notices. Do you think the strike plans to play for the Football We worry about the possible depletion of our However, the business community will be over by then?" Giants next season Isabel home crude oil supply—and put restrictive quotas on at that time was unleashed and Levin, producer of the new Jeans, the British actress, will did not have large governmental the importation of oil from overseas reservoirs. corttrol. Today business profit Harry Kurnitz-Noel Coward mus- play the mother in "The Sleep- We develop new building materials—and find our- making is tightly controlled by ical, pessimistically said: "I'm ing Prince" . . . Montgomery federal law and also by very worried about getting notices for Clift, who from the start had selves unable to use them because 'building "regula- been represented only by MCA, high taxes. Today, I believe, my show — and we don't open tions," established in the age of stone and wood, pro- giant labor is fast becoming the :ill next Thanksgiving." just signed with agent Robert hibit their use until they can undergo a ,test that is Lantz . . . Gerald Gardner, au- villain that business was before FINANCE NOTE: Coward is 1930. TOmpleting the songs for "The thor of "Who's In Charge Here?" llegal in the first place. Sleeping Princ?" at his home in will write the text, for the com- We exalt an educational philosophy that makes A good example of giant labor famaica. Kurnitz is completing edy-record version." t the business of the. schoolteacher to see to it that versus business is the New York ,:he script at his home in France, SHOW DEPT.: Richard^ Rod- newspaper strike. There, a pow- ivhere he is a familiar figure at gers, of course, attended the cur- students are "adjusted to life"—but the people who erful nationally supported union !he'gambling casinos . . ..Cow- ' rent revival of "Oklahoma" at have been taught in school that "adjustment" is every- is making demands in regal com- ard asked how much he'd lost, the City Center. It marked the thing and self-trust is nothing find themselves going fort, while nine financially un- 20th anniversary of the original md Kurnitz replied: "That's con- to mental hospitals in droves. stable newspaper companies fall fidential, jriformation — but my production. On that opening deeper into debt. The striking ;able to"me bank in itself cost night,., in--I04J,- -when the r«ve Note to the compilers of-the next Edition of Web- employees earn nearly as much 132." noticej came in, Oscar Hammer- ster!s International Dictionary: When you define money on strike as oompared to stein invited Rodgers to join in THEATER NOTE: Anthony progress" in terms of the contemporary usage of the when they were on the job, $110 *Vou see, our system I s super 16r.—WtrrT Parrel), who onc« made a mem- drinks of celebration. "No," per week on strike as compared no djscrimincrtion in.Russia!" orable invasion of Broadway — (See LYONS, Page 7) term, please call it a Synonym' for insanity. (See LETTERS, Page 7) GINGER an additional 70"«cre« c< open homes a* well »« to some other RED BANK REGISTER Wed., March 6,1965-7 Planting d wooded tot septic residences in the area. The scouts, on April 27, will The cost of the extension to the Rich and Ward Pwey; Wftrlct cover much of the open area of Two: Mrs.< EKz«J>Mh Halfacre 12 homes on Lake Ave., Haddon GOP Backs Program Set the nw tract with White and and William Klrkpatrick; District Red Pine, Scotch Pine, Austrian Park and East Front St., that Three: Mrs. Jane Clayton and Pine, WhKe and Norway Spruce, presently do not have the service, Incumbents Ralph W. Laurence, Jr. and Dis- By Boy Scouts and Japanese Larch. has been estimated at trict Four. Mrs1. Gladys Squires 0AKHUR5T — To plant a tree Oscar A. Newquist of Fair ~ Borough Cow- Each resident would be assessed and James Fox. All candidates al In Rumson Haven, camp chairman for the Monday y nighg t promisep d a are incumbents except Mr. Posey Is to provide tor — and to have d about $500 over a 10-year period county scout organizationii , saiid tthhe sP^d v investigatioiii n by thhe health RUMSON — Incumbents re- and Mr. Laurence. faith in — the future. if the sewers were installed. scouts will travel to Forestburg officer of alleged faulty sanitary ceived the unanimous endorse- A total of 53 Monmoutth Coun- systems in homes in the vicinity by bus and undertake' the plant- The high cost of Installation is ment of the Republican Steering The huge pouch on the under- ty Boy Scouts plan to taste the of Lake Ave. ing project in 10 teams of five blamed on the need to install a side of the pelican's bill serves satisfaction of tree planting this Committee Monday night, naming scouts each. They will return The move came after Mrs. as a built-in feeding trough for spring. pump lift. Mayor Charles Callman and Coun- the same day. Frances Sangston, 16 Lake Ave., its young. The baby birds stick The two women are now can- cilmen William Malleran and They will set out 8,000 seed- The 53 scouts selected are and Mrs. William H. Benequit, their heads into their parent's lings on a newly acquired por- Lake Ave., both complained vassing the area to determine Harry Cronan as candidates to open mouth to gorge on the partly working for their conservation how many of the residents favor tion of the Forestburg Scout merit badges and rank advance- of septic systems in ths area succeed themselves. digested fjsh which the older which created foul odors. Mrs. the sanitary system. Reservation in New York. ment, Mr. Newquist said. Meeting at the home of former bird passes from its stomach Sangston said her own system Mayor J. Edward Wilson, the back up into the pouch. The reservation, located 12 A Forestburg patrol leader will may be faulty. miles north of Port Jervis, was direct the operation and the New There's no Trick to Having Ex- committee also announced the purchased by Monmouth Council, York Department of Conserva- Both women are seeking to tra Cash. You Get it Fast When following county committee can- The efforts of nearly half a Boy Scouts of America, in 1956. tion has pledged its full support have council extend the sanitary'You Use The Register Classified, didates: million men were required to dig "Wak» .pie up early tomorrow, Mom .. „ I'm Last year the council acquiredand assistance. sewer system to reach their—Advertisement. District One: Mrs. Johanna the Panama Canal. going skiing!"

Watch for this striking new F1NAST LETTERS Lyons (First NAUonal STores) (Continued) (Continued) First sign... smart as the to *140 per week on the job, whila Rodgers said. "No drinks. I stores it identifies and employers and salary personnel really want to feel this moment." National soon to be seen eke out a survival on depleting SOCIAL NOTE. David Suss- throughout the area resources. kind's "Open End" program last Stores What is week was devoted to "The Jet tire problem? Anyone could Set1" — what it is, and who are gest federal laws to restrict its members . . . I've seen them unions, but this I believe is not all, for many years arid in dif- the best solution! although per- ferent guises; At first they were haps what the final solution may be. I suggest this: A fundamen- called "models" and "social- tal re-evaluation of the position ites," "playglrls and playboys," of unions by unionists and their then "starlets" • and "amateur leadership. They should conclude racing-drivers" — and now "Jet - that the primary purpose of Setters." unions is not meant to get more In most cases it's just a money and fringe benefits for the euphaitism for idle people whose "worker, but rather to make sure contribution to our social order that their workers get fair re- cannot be explained. "muneration for their efforts, This FILMS: Elia Kazan discussed FRYING OR BROILING will require more intelligent use the problem of acheiving Inter- of strikes. This will require, espe- esting close-ups of characters in WHOLE BY THE POUND cially in skilled unions, the rejec- a movie. £azan said of these tion of single scale wage con- close-up shots: "A woman looks tracts. A worker must be paid a most interesting when she happy. CHICKENS due reward in pay for his.effort; A man looks most interesting not for the type of job he has. when he's unhappy." SIMPLY BOOD THRU TUES., MAR. 12 Obviously among the less skilled DRINKING NOTE: In Paris WONDERFUL unions, this will be difficult if the story is told of a drunken not impossible. But among the SMOKED PICNICS Englishman who phoned the man- skilled, pay should be, in some ager of the Plaza-Athenee, de- Wliol. way, dependent on the worker's manding to know when the bar •r Cut Up ... 39c effort and ability. FANCY FOWL MOGEN DAVID FRANKS would open. He made repeated Salami and Atwoyi Popular This leads to the question. What calls, until the manager finally CHICKEN LEGS, MOGEN DAVID CHUBS lologna people should be in union? I responded and told him: "The Camtco 3 oi. would say that the more skilled bar opens at 11:30, but you're CHICKEN BREASTS COOKED HAM Sllwd pkg. the person, the less likely that drunk and you won't get In" onions should exist for that per- "Don't be silly," said the caller. ARMOUR STAR BACON Lenten Seafood Specials GREEN son. Certainly professional and "I'm in — and, trying to get white collar workers cannot be out," ' ARMOUR STAR FRANKS FRESH SLICED COD STAMPS properly treated under unions. Al- MARITAL NOTE: A success- to, now is the time to realize that ful screenwriter who now lives POLISH BOLOGNA H.69C with f h* purchase off many unions of highly skilled »°° »°» FANCY SMELTS in Europe has been married three 12 oi. workers should be disbanded. Al- $7.50 or more rimes. He maintains a most BOLOGNA & BOLOGNA so, in any level of skill, a worker FANCY SEA SCALLOPS who does not wish to join a cordial relationship with his ex- LIMIT ONI M* AOUK-CIOAMTTIS, TOMCCO, MM wno ™«™ -"i1";1. "wives, "1 never really had any LIQUOI AND FIESH MILK EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFM union, must not be forced to join qu9rre]s wUh themf, he J. MACARONI CREOLE or CUCUMBER SALAD NAAR ibcuP29 either directly or indirectly. The plained. His first marriage had closed shop, I believe, is basically been a happyi one, he said, un- undemocratic. If the unionists til he had to go abroad to work SAVf MORE & MORE — LENTEN SUGGESTIONS ... SPECIAL LOVI PRICES! and their leadership can clean house, re-orientate their funda and met the woman who became his second wife. They were hapr mental purposes, then federal leg- py too, until another foreign as- islation wilt not be necessary. signment brought him to meet his LOW They must be willing to act rap- third wife. idly since national indignation is MAYONNAISE ••••n «35 rising. "You start out as a typical DISCOUNT monogamist," he sighed, "then, — Progress comes from more ef- before you know it — you're a fort not more money. regular Bluebeard.' Thank you. * •> PUKES! Steve Hornberger. COMPARE & SAVE WHITE MEAT TUNA Tff 29 BUILDING CODES AND FIRES Jury Awards 60 Broad St., 8 oz. " Red Bank, N. J. GRANULATED SUGAR *"•< 5bo053c PHILADELPHIA To the Editor: For Injuries to. On behalf t>f the Fire Depart- CLAPP'S STRAINED «*-* CREAM CHEESE 27 ment of the Borough of Red FREEHOLD - A Monmouth Bank, I wish to express our County jury Monday awarded thanks for your kind editorial in $5,250 to Sara Plummer, 801 CLAPP'S JUNIOR **"-* your edition of Wednesday, Feb. Munroe Ave., Asbury Park, for Bt.chNul or JUNIOR FOODS G.ib.r'i 27, 1963. I have asked the build- injuries suffered when she was MACARONI DINHER- 2-29 ing inspector to meet with our struck by a car driven by Joel R. j fire chief to determine whether McLaughiin, Manasquaa, Oct. 23, Beech-Nut or Getter's Strained ifl 4fc ... „ A 4% Until., Rod KUn.y or lib. •llb-' can «ny changes in our building codes 1959, in Asbury Park. BLACKEYE PEAS Pluto B.ani,—Jock Robblt pig. VEG'ALL 19c will alleviate some of the prob- Judge Alton V. Evans accepted BABY FOODS 10 89 or Michigan P*a Btani . lems which hindered the depart- the verdict against Mr. McLaugh- GREEN SPLIT PEAS Jack Rabbit KRAFT MAYONNAISE T75C Economy 12oi. ment in fighting this fire. Your iin after trial of the case. James Cofft«-tr continued interest is of great as- A. Coleman, of Asbury Park, rep- SAVARIN COFFEE • «67c CHOCOLATE OVALTINE Slit '^69c CHURNED HONEY |or 37c sistance to us. resented the injured woman, and 10c off h • 7 or Yours truly,' Leon Lesnik, of Newark, the de- WALDORF TOILET TISSUE 12-«*1.00 STA-PUF RINSE Lab.l ,179c RENUZIT AIR DEODORIZER .ii. 59« Dorann Froz«n Daniel J. O'Hern, fendant. 4Vi oi. J "f _e , Fire Commissioner. Edwin J. Bliem, Laurelton, ac- WELCH'S TOMATO JUICE McGOWAN'S--SHRIMP for, 47 FRENCH FRIES Conty liland 20c off b Dlf r Food 10oi. 1 ir cepted $5,000 in settlement of a if EXCELLENT COVERAGE suit against Mr. and Mrs. Edwin CHOCK FULL 0' NUTS COFFEE 69c ALL DETERGENT Lab.l X 2.09 SEGO LIQUID Van. or Choc. 4-pock 1.13 ' All 50 Monmouth St., L. Otterberg, Neptune City, for Mortal 30'l Red Bank, N. J. Injuries suffered in a two-car col- CREST, GLEEM or COLGATE SANDWICH BAGS NOXON METAL POLISH furpo,. r 39c To the Editor: lision Dec. 2,1960, on Rt. 35, Wall Marcal 100 ft. WAX PAPER Kttcheit Charm roll NABISCO CHIPITS '•**>»•• pk8 49c • In behalf of the New Jersey Township. TOOTHPASTE Circuit No, 4 and the Red Bank A car driven by Mrs. Otterberg,- Grim Giant b p'ock 28e Congregation of Jehovah's Wit- and owned by hej husband, col- WAX BEANS Kitch.n Slic.d L'n 21c UPTON CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP nesses, I wish to express my lided with Mr. Bliem's car. Mr. HUDSON NAPKINS 3° 1.00 Gr..n Giant sincere thanks for your excellent Bliem was represented by Charles GREEN BEANS Kitchen Slfcid DIET DELIGHT FRUIT COCKTAIL .1:31c coverage of our recent three-day Klitzman of Asbury Park, and RINSO BLUE «°»°" convention held in the Paramount the Otterbergs, by Patrick J. p ultir Dl47c 1.1b. In the Bible. cess carbon, drew a 320-day sus- FINAST Be assured "of our best wishes. pension without pay Monday. SPINACH ENGLISH MUFFINS "»*" Z 2ft 45c CHEESE BREAD bof Sincerely, City Manager Kendall H. Lee Raymond Bosworth. also ruled that Patrolman Eugene "YOR" GARDEN Annunziatta, who had, pleaded Season's Finest Fresh. Fruits and Vegetables! ^~ CRUELTY guilty to leaving his post without LEAF or CHOPPED 6:1.00 166 Castle Wall Ave., permission, also must reimburse Elberon, N. J. the city for the $1,000 estimated Feb.. 22, 1963. damage to the car which was To the Editor: cracked up in the incident. TINY TATERS ASPARAGUS »- 39 You are to be highly com- The policeman acknowledged mended for publication of the dog he had driven out of the city, picture and story in the Red Bank about 4 a.m., Feb. 19, to Rt. 34, Register on Tuesday, Feb. 19. Howell Township, to use the open BIRDS EYE FLORIDA ORANGES «"-«-» 4:859« highway to pep up the car's mo- 2 Z 49< It is hoped by numerous people that the magistrate before whom tor. But the vehicle skidded off this person is arraigned will show the road into a tree. The police- ESCAROLE or CHICORY "-- 2 29 no mercy and impose maximum man was uninjured. penalty under the law, otherwise Other police officers told news- MACARONI the high aims and purposes of papermen it was customary for our SPCA organizations to which drivers of city police cars to WITH CHEESE RED BANK-LONG BRANCH RESIDENTS FREE 1200 S&H GREEN STAMP OFFER so many people are devoted and clear excess carbon from engines dedicated In support, will be de- in the same manner. Cars be- HOWARD JOHNSON 14 oz. pkg. feated. come sluggish, they said, through ... remember to brinq in the special I eaflet mailed last week to homes thru- Equally Important, it is hoped continuous use at low speed that custody of this' ill.treated prowling city streets,pn an al- HADDOCK DINNER '-°'« X:39< out this area. With purchase of $10 or more have the second week animal be denied the individual most 24-hour a day basis. who is charged with inflicting the 3 ! FLOUNDER DINNER ^>^° r; 49c coupon stamped toward completi ng Hie special six-week stamp offer! extreme cruelty as depicted in There's no Trick to Having Ex- The Register and charged by the 3 01. MA. tra Cash. You Get it Fart When 'authorities. PIZZA FOURS- "" 2pkai. 07' , .-^ f«J«^V«CJIVE TODAY THRU SATURDAY, MARCH flh, Pi oil Ntw jiruy.. P«,t RL, N.« City o'r,d Mlddl.,.»n .tor.. -— Yours very truly, You Use The Register Classified. W» r«ir»» lh» rijhl lo limit quonlltln. Norn lold (or roiaU. ,. William J. Cassidy. —Advertisement, 8—WejL, M«reh 6, 1963 Recruiting lor Mental Healffi RED BANK REGISTER Miss Klindienst Wed Margaret Ann Johnson, Presents To Honor In St. Mary's Church 'Career Day' at Marlboro SHREWSBURY - A group of Long Branch High School stu- Bride of Robert Frank Little Silver 0 specially selected students dents are Wendy Shatkin, Betty MtDDLETOWN-'Girl Craty," from Long Branch and Rumson- Guttman, Helen Rankin and Jean a two-act musical comedy pro- Fair Haven Regional High Larson. Schools will take part in a Men- duced by the student body of Teachers Miss Kelley said the program Middletown Township High tal Health Career Day program was planned in order to help LITTLE SILVER-Four teach- at Marlboro State Hospital Fri- meet a severe manpower short- Schcal, opens Friday at 8:15 ers, representing more than 100 lay. age in the entire field of mental p.m. in the school auditorium, Tindall Rd. Another performance years of teaching service, will The program is being sponsored health. She said the National As- sociation for Mental Health's ef- will be presented Saturday, also retire at the close of the school by ihe Monmouth County Mental at 8:15 p.m. year. They are Miss Agnes Hack- Health Association and is under forts in this direction are espe- cially important in light of Presi- Now in final rehearsals under ett, Mrs. Adele Conover, Mrs. the direction of Miss Elisabeth A. Kelley, chairman of the as- dent Kennedy's new mental the direction of Paul Harrisoii Rae Turkington and Mrs. Mary sociation's education committee, health program and the great de- and student assistant Judy Krill, Nolan of the Little Silver School assisted by Miss Theodora Apos- mand it will create for additional the cast in the Gershwin musical system. tolacus. Miss Kelley said the trained, personnel. has had some changes. They will be honored at a din- I project is part of the organira- "Medical science has made Taking principal parts are tion's effort to help recruit young available new knowledge and new Bonnie Diefenderfer, Mildred ner sponsored by the Little Patella, Ted Hirst and William Silver Educational Association people for the professions of psy- methods to help a great majority chiatry, psychiatric social work, of the mentally ill," Miss Kelley Zagorski. Supporting players and other members of the staff! are Jim Jarvis, Robert Luhrs, and faculty. U will be held May1 clinical psychology and psychiat- said, "but only a small propor- ric nursing. tion of these sick people can Charles Tuffiash, Rosalia Bul- 29 in Molly Pitcher Inn, Red vanoski, Mary Koloroutis, Jane Bank. have the benefit of this new At the hospital each student knowledge because there aren't Mautner, James Addonizio and Mrs. Margaret King, Markham will be assigned to work with a enough trained professional peo- J.oseph Jacobs. Place School, is chairman and member of the hospital staff in pie to apply it. Cowboys are Tom Barry, Andrew Serrjno. ticket chairman. the department in which his in- "We must create in the minds George Cole, Ronald Clark, Friends who wish to attend are terest lies. During the day the of young people the very same George Hermey, Frank Huha, being asked to contact Mr. Ser students will see members of the interest for the mentally ill and William Pratt and Jeff Skriner. rino at Markham Place School. professions in action in the care for the mental health professions Girl visitors from New York Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Point and treatment of mental hospi- as they now have for the physic- known as The Dudeens are Irene Road School, is in charge of tal patients. In addition, they will ally ill and the professions Frock, Clara Herold, Sue Hus- publicity. given detailed information dealing with physical illness," band, Cynthia Nixon, Barbara about the practical, professional Miss Kelley explained. Newman, Maureen Andrews, and financial aspects of the field Cheryl Rosfeld, Vanda Paladino in which thej. are interested. "They will find that mental Seek Tenors health professions are equally re- and Ann O'Reilly. Rumson - Fair Haven students warding, both in terms of human In the girls' chorus, directed participating in the project are gratification that comes out of by Miss Lydia Haas, are Betsy For 'lolanthe' Paula Fitzgerald, Susan Mueller, helping others, as well as in the Bates, Nancy Campbell, Kathleen Alison Jones, Bonnie Russell and selection of a fine career," she Corbin, Julia Davis, Vicki-Lynn LITTLE SILVER - William Gail Senn. added. Gruber, Mary Huhn, Sue Jose, Shoppell, Jr., conductor of the Mrs. James M. Drudge Mrs. Robert D. Frank Monmouth Civic Chorus, has an- Sue Johnson, Eloise Karp.Mary nounced the cast for the produc- NEW MONMOUTH — Miss performed the ceremony and Plan Campus Wedding RUMSON-Holy Cross Catholc Hodgkiss and Marion Etnmons, Litzelman, Elizabeth Laird, tion of the Gilbert and Sullivan Delia Kathryn Klindienst, daugh-jcelebrated the Nuptial Mass Church was the setting here Feb. both of Fair Haven. Sharon Malley, Laura Maxwell, operetta "lolanthe" to be pre- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwardj which followed. 23 for the marriage of Miss The bride and bridegroom are Judith Maul, Joyce Malone, Janet Klindienst, 13 Sylvia Ter., Newi Ileyer, Christie Pemmerl ,Lana sented May 11 and 12 at the The bride was given in mar- Margaret Ann Johnson, daughter graduates of Rumson-Fair Rumson - Fair Haven Regional Monmouth, became the bride of of Mrs. Mary Johnson, 27 Water- Haven Regional High School. She Richard, Anna Romansld, Ellen Airman 1/C James Michael riage by her father. She wore Stephen Clarke Engaged Sharkey, Emily Sheean, Martha Hgh School in Rumson. her mother's wedding gown and man Ave., and the late Idof 0. employed in the admitting of- Drudge, Dover Air Force Base, Johnson, to Robert Donald fice at Riverview Hospital, Red Swan, Evelyn Townsend and Sam Harvey bf Fair Haven Del,, Saturday in St. Mary's headpiece. The candlelight velvet Marcia Townsend. floor-length gown was designed Frank, son of Mrs. Sarah Frank, Bank. He is employed by the will play the Lord Chancellor; Catholic Church. 645 River Rd., Fair Haven, and borough of Fair Haven. In the orchestra, led by John Ronald Clark of Red Bank will with a high neckline, Empire To Barbara C Brown The bridegroom is the son of waist, choir boy sleeves caught SHORTSVILLE, N. Y. — Navy the Hobart campus with Rev. the late Joseph Frank. The couple are residing at 127 Pfanstiel are Ernest Fox, Carol be seen as Lord Mountararat; Mr. and Mrs. James Maynard Goodhart, Henry Landwehn, Bev- Arthur Ryan of Eatontown, Pvt, at the wrist, and full skirt which Captain and Mrs. Wilson Brown Dr. Louis M. Hirshon, president Rev. John Houston officiated Maple Ave., Fair Haven. They Drudge, Los Angeles, Calif. flowed into a cathedral-length of Hobart, officiating. Following at the double ring ceremony. recently returned from a wedding erly Mann, Dorene Miller, Char- Willis; Patricia Martin of Asbury Rev. Robert Bulman, pastor, of this Place announce the en- lene Miller, Donald Pfanstiel, Park, the Queen; Priscilla Fred- train. Her fingertip-length veil of, the ceremony a reception will Mrs. Raymond Heliker was or- trip to Washington, D.C. illusion was attached to a pill- gagement of their daughter, Miss be held in Houghton House on George Sullivan and Barbara ericks of Lincroft, Leila; Darlehe ganist. A reception followed in Jean Syncox. box of matching braided velvet Barbara Cyrena Brown, to the William Smith College The Oaks, Middletown. Brune of Keyport, Fleta, and On the production staff are Dorcas Shaner of Red Bank, studded with seed pearls and she Stephen Lawrence Clarke, son of campus. The bride was given in mar- carried her mother's missal stage manager, Charles Noss; as- Phyllis. To Marry Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. Clarke riage by her brother, Robert I. Bride-Elect sistant stage manager, Jeremy adorned with a white orchid and of Locust, N. j., and Amagansett, Johnson, Rumson. Her gown of The tenor roles of Strephon steamers of stephanotis. Wells; director of crews, Barbara and Lord Tolloller are still under L.I. peau de soie and Chantilly lace Briller, and the follcving chair- was fashioned with a sabrinaj consideration. Tenors interested Mrs. Raymond McDonough, Miss Brown will be graduated men: costumes, Marsha.. Sheri: In trying out for the parts have Blacksburg, Va., was matron of neckline outlined with pearl-em- dan; make-up, Diane Hallman from William Smith College,; broidered lace on the fitted bodice been asked to contact Mr. Shop honor. Her street-length gown of Geneva, in June. She is vice and Linda Abdella; properties, pell at 591 Wayside Rd., Neptune ice blue lace over tulle was and tiers of lace which edged Leah Fredericks and Cynthia president of Pi Gamma Mu, na- the skirt and swept into a designed with a round neckline tional honorary social science Nixon; lights, Geri Price; sets, and elbow-length sleeves. society and senior head resident chapel train. Her chapel-length Mrs. Minrose Quinn's stage-craft veil was held in place by a class and Stephen Sullivan; post- She wore a matching double of Brent House. Miss Brown at- DAR Unit tended crown of crystals and pearls and ers, art club members with Miss bow headpiece and carried a| Sarum School, Walton-on she carried a prayerbook bou- Linda McQuate, adviser; pro- colonial bouquet of blue-tipped Thames, England, and Canandai- quet of roses and stephanotis. grams, Frank Huhn; tickets, Wfl- Names Two white carnations. gua (N.Y.) Academy. Her ma- liam'Thomas; usherettes, Judith ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Rumson, RED BANK - Three delegates Airman 2/C John Russo, Buf- sister-in-law of the bride, was Adams, and publicity, Vic Fox, Mrs. Jewell Flavel Stevens of Jr. were named to the New Jersey falo, 'J^ Chicago and Sarasota, Fla., and matron of honor. Also attending Conference of the Daughters of Merreil Edward Klindienst, New her paternal grandparents, the the bride was Mrs. Donna Brad- A town-crier, David Skinner, the American Revolution by the Monmouth, brother of the bride, late Mr. and Mrs. Parker Lester shaw, Fair Haven. The honor of the publicity committee, will Shrewsbury Towne Chapter at a and Dominic Natale, Atlantic Brown of Shortsville. attendant wore a street-length announce the coming comedy, meeting Monday in the home of Highlands, cousin of the bride. sheath of blue taffeta "with silk "Girl Crazy," during lunch Mrs. Allan B. Randall, 12 Hub- Mr. Clarke is an alumnus of overskirt," and the identically periods in the cafeteria on Thurs- A reception followed in The D- rfield (Mass.) Academy and day. He will be assisted by Jinet bard Park. The conference, which Cobblestones, Middletown. styled sheath worn by Mrs. Brad- will be held in Trenton March Hobart College, Geneva, While shaw was apricot color. Both Binder, Pat Dietrich, --V-a 1M-I-•- 14-15, will be attended by Mrs. The bride was graduated from at Hobart he was president of wore floral headpieces and car- McPherson and Jnta Nolan. •' Horton Garrison and Mrs. Robert Middletown Township High the student government organig - Miss Barbara C. Brown ried blue and white carnations. Miss Marion De Luca There is a reduction In H» J. Smith, regent, as delegates. School and attended Wesley Col- zation and a member of the Best man was David Barr, price of tickets for students.. Also attending will be Mrs. Miss Carol lean Grcenip lege, Dover, Del. She was em- sophomore, junior and senior PORTAUPECK—Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Borden and Mrs. Da- ployed by Bell Telephone- Labo- Fairview Club Fair Haven. Ushers were Joe John J. De Luca, 64 Tohicon honorary societies. As a mem- Blackwell, Oradell, and Donald vid E. Cavenaugh. MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs. ratories, Holmdel. She is a mem- ber of flieta Delta Chi, he was PI., have announced the engage- John F. Greenip,. 9 Pineridge ber of Phi Theta Kappa. active in the affairs of the Inter- To Hold Party ment of their daughter, Miss The chapter will present its Ave., announce the engagement Marion De Luca, to John G. Good Citizenship Awards at this The bridegroom was graduated Fraternity Council. MIDDLETOWN-The Fairview District Official of their daughter, Miss Carol Mr. Clarke was commissioned Republican Club will hold a card Gualtieri, 32 Charles St., Belle- conference. Jean Greenip, to Ensign Richard from Phineas Banning High School, North' Hollywood, Calif., a second lieutenant in the U.S. party March 19 at 8:30 p.m. in ville.' Terence O'Donnell of thA. eDavis, USN, son of Mrs. Marine Corps Reserve in August Speaks to Cubs Miss De Luca was graduated O'Donnell Travel Agency, Red Walter Davis of Philadelphia and and is serving his second four- the Oaks, Rt. 35. year enlistment in the Air Force. last year and is now attending COLTS NECK - Dominick Cer- from the College of St. Elizabeth Bank, presented a film strip on the late Mr. Davis. Syracuse University College of Mrs. Joseph Paserehia, 3 Hed- rato, district committee chair- with a bachelor of science degree Hawaii. Ensign Davis was graduated They will reside in Rising Sun, Law under the Marine" Platoon din PI., is chairman of the event man, was guest speaker at the in business administration. She is The chapter voted to donate Del., following a mbtor trip. from Dickinson College, Carlisle, Leaders Legal Program. which will feature a millinery a business teacher on the faculty for ... J50 annually to a building fund Pa., where Miss Greenip, an Cub Pack 153 of Colts Neck held of Shore Regional High School. for the new state headquarters. The wedding is planned for fashion show. The spring col- Draperies • Slipcovers alumna of Middletown Township Peanut-bums had a brief June 15. in St. John's Chapel on recently in the Colts Neck Inn. Mr. Gualtieri is an alumnus of Hostesses at the meeting were High School, is a sophomore. vogue at Yale in the 1870s. In lection will be from the MadjA total of 171 persons attended. Upsala College, East Orange, • Bedspreads • Curtains Mrs. Harold C. Hancock and Mrs. The wedding will take place this quaint game, a bushel or so The typical American family Hatter, White St. Herbert F.. Zander, cubmaster, where he received a B.S. degree, • Shades '•>. • Blinds Carroll S, Townsend. his summer. of peanuts was emptied on the lives in the same house for six welcomed the guests and pre- in physics from the University Complete Installation Service Committee aides are Mrs. Ben- sented awards to 31 cubs. floor and the students scrambled years and seven months, a na-jamin Frank, 68 Lillian PI., Mrs. of Connecticut. He is employed SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE to get as many nuts as possible. tional study made by a moving Thomas Kearsley, 52 David Ter.; A film, "The Jubilee Jambo- as a physicist at the Institute 747-4422 firm shows. Mrs. Samuel Witt, 50 David Ter., ree," was shown. Musical enter- of Exploratory Research at Fort There's no Trick to Having Ex- and Mrs. Rocco Zirpola, 2 Volt tainment was furnished by ac- Monmouth. tra Cash. You Get It Fast When Syria joined with Egypt to form Pi. Tickets may be obtained at cordionist Walter Pochis. A summer wedding is planned. You Use The Register Classified. the United Arab Republic in Feb- the door of from these committee ruary 1958. members. Plan Annual Luncheon RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Final Approximately $125- was real- plans for the Woman';. Club an- ized from the recent garden and 468 Broad Sf., Shrewsbury nual luncheon - fashion show conservation department "fried Daily 9 to 5:30 were discussed at an executive marble" homemade jewelry proj- , Frl. 'til 9 committee meeting last week in ect, it was announced by Mrs. the home of Mrs. A. W. Norris, Daniel Moran, department chair- 2 Carriage Rd. man. Proceeds" will benefit the IIIMIIIIIHIMMHI Mrs. Theodore Roller, ways "Buds for Beers Street" project, and means chairman, announced the Beers Street School grounds the event will be held on April beautifi'cation program instituted 20 in The Shadowbrook,- Shrews- by the Woman's Club. FREEZER bury. It is the club's one major fund-raising function of the year. April 1 was announced as the GOP Club Sends deadline for scholarship applica- Thanks to Residents SPECIAL PORTRAIT tions from local high school stu- , SHREWSBURY - The Repub- dents by Mrs. Vincent Fiske, ed- lican Club, meeting after last HINDQUARTER ucation and community affairs night's Borough Council meeting, chairman. The department is voted to extend its thanks to OF BEEF The recent fire at our shop has forced us to close down studying the possible control of residents who turned out in large temporarily. We are now negotiating for another location air and water pollution. numbers at the council session. No Age Limit! Mrs. Martin Ford, drama de- In Red Bank and will make an announcement as to our partment chairman, announced According to Bernard J. Marx, GET AS MA NY re-opening date In the near future. the regular.April club member- club president, the turnout indi- ship meeting will be held in the cated that public opinion was op- Ib PORTRAITS AS YOU our sincere Wagon Wheel Playhouse, Middle- posed to several ordinances in- 65 town. The program will include troduced^by the Independent fac- which includes: HAVE CHILDREN THANKS ... DEPOSITS and LAYAWAYS presentation of a play by the tion of trie governing body. Th club had called for the defeat of STEAKS per child drama department directed by Any of our customers who have deposits or lay-aways with Mrs. William Noonan. the measures. Sirloin and Porterhouse to the firemen and police Round, Cube and Sandwich AMD. CHECK THESE OTHER FEATURES... who fought the fire at our us may have a refund If they will write to the address store, and to our many below, or they may leave them on deposit with us and ROASTS • Group'sittings also taken for your consideration at no extra friends who offered assist- we will honor them upon re-openlng. Eye Round, Bottom Round, cost but only in addition to the above offer. ance. After School Classes in ... Top Round, Top Sirloin, Chop Round • There is no obligation, bul our prices on extra prints are by far Our thanks for your past patronage and for your consid- the lowest in town. It is gratifying to know eration at this time. We are looking forward to serving CUT, WRAPPED that In times of emergency you again soon. • READING • ENGLISH • Choose from a large selection of proofs. there are so many people who give of themselves so DELIVERED unselfishly. • .Fifty cents postage and handling fee added per family. • MATHEMATICS FREE FIRST GRADE THRU ADULT NEISNER S THE BAG SHOP *S 1151 Highway 35 Middletown, N. J. 44 BROAD STREET RED BANK RUMSON READING INSTITUTE MEAT MARKET 32 W. Front St., Keypor, RUSSELL G. RANNEY, DIRECTOR THURS., FRI., SAT., MARCH 7-8-9 EILEEN and DANNY DANNE.NBERG CO 4-9807 842-1650 FREE PARKING 1 Photographer's Hours; Thurs., Fri, - 12-9; Saf. . 10-6. (AT REAR OF STORE I IMHIMM RED REGISTER Wed., March 6, 1963-? Around Monmouth A Musical Family Photogenic Face RED BANK—When the Brink The two youngest members of family gathers — there's music. the musical' Brink family also By MILLI HRUSKA performed although, they have Four generations were together Maggie Condon, graduate of Riimson-Fair Haven not yet had formal lessons. They here Sunday in the home of Mr. were 4-year-old Timmie and 7-' Regional and presently a freshman at Syracuse Uni- and Mrs. Fred Brink, 251 Spring year-old Bobbie Jones, brothers versity, is the subject of a strikingly beautiful full page St., and entertained at music for of Tracey Jones. &i in the March issue of McCall's magazine. The great-grandmother Mrs. Mariet- Timmie improvised on the word "color photo is the work of Maggie's aunt, Mary (Mrs ta Thorne and great-great uncle "Hello," and Bobbie played "Old Paul R.) Smith of Atlantic Highlands. Mary is a com- George Crawford, both of 245 MacDonald Had a Farm." paratively new entrant in the field 6f commercial TODAY Spring St., Red Bank. The program ended with the photographic art. Her BOARD MEMBER INSTI- The program was directed by serving of refreshments by the Red Bank organ and piano to the club) and complimenting TUTE, Junjor Service League of Brink family children, followed work is in demand by the teacher Miss Sara Armstrong, a him on their size and delicacy of Red Bank'and Monmouth County by a short program of records top ad agencies in New flavor. Welfare Council, registration at family friend, 245 Spring St., who i: 15 a.m., league clubhouse. Cen- has taught in the area more than on hi-fi. York. 60 years. Her photo of Maggie was one Mr. and Mrs. Theodore (Schae- ter St., Rumson. Miss Armstrong began teach- of several shot at the Smith rcsi- fer Beer) Formosa of Shrews- The program began with a ing music at the age of 17 in dence oa Ocean Blvd. during bury have returned from a TOMORROW piano trio made up of Miss Arm- Holmdel. She opened her studio strong, 6-year-old Tracey Jones Maggie's Thanksgiving vacation month's trip in the Southwest, LASAGNE DINNER, Ocean in Red Bank 40 years ago. and her mother, Mrs. Robert from school, That... in case spent principally in Scottsdale, port Public Library benefit, 6 Jones of River Plaza. Tracey you are not familiar with the Ariz. • p.m., Oceanport School cafete- also played a solo, "Swans on DENTAL ESTHETICS , mechanics of photography in the •ia. the Lake" by John Thompson, LONG BRANCH—Dr. William advertising world.... is a ,record On the theater scene... The Mrs. Jones also played four A. Orlacchio, Keyport, was guest for speed in elapsed time between Monmouth Players' production FRIDAY numbers by Buenta Carter. speaker at a meeting of the aiming the camera and appear- "The Time of the Cuckoo,'; A UNIFORM ACCOUNTING system for voluntary health agencies will be put into LUNCHEON AND FASHION Another member of the family, Monmouth County Dental Assis- ance in a magazine ad. played to an SRO audience Fri- effect by the Monmouth County Organization for Social Service for Christmas Seal SHOW, Service League ol Mon- 11-year-old Patti Brink, daughter tants last week In Monmouth Cen- Maggie is the daughter of Ed- day and Saturday evenings receipts and expenditures in the fiscal year starting April I. James ..J. Hickey, cer- mouth Medical Center, 12:30 of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brink ,who ter. His topic was "Esthetics in die and Phyllis Condon of New Saturday's performance was fol p.m., Auxiliary Hall of the cen- has studied with Miss Armstrong Crown and Bridge." The associa-. York, former residents of Rum- lowed by a gay cast and crew tified public accountant who played a leading role in formulating the uniform method ter. for 18 months, played two solos. lion will meet, again March 26 in son and Monmouth Beach. She party in the Rumson Hotel. by which health agencies throughout the United States can interpret and compare She also played two duets with the office of Dr. S. M. Goodsteln^ spends her vacations from school Noted among ,'those present her mother. Keyport. i with another aunt and uncle, the were Bill and Norma Thomas fund costs, shows Miss Winona E. Darrah of Little Silver, executive director of MCOSS, : MAKE MOSAIC TILES •• Samuel Stelle Smiths of Mon- the Jack EkdaMs, Chet and Elsa and Mrs. Annetta Otero of Belmar, MCOSS butinets manager, form used for new RARITAN TOWNSHIP- Mem- mouth Beach. Hammann, the Vincent Paces accounting system. bers of the Woman's Club Ameri Maggie is not only a classically and the Matthew Cascellas of can home department made mo- beautiful "girl... she is sweet Rumson, the Jack Collinses of saic tiles last week at a meet- YOU MUST SEE and charming and ranks high on Little Silver, George and Marion Birthday Party ing in the home of Mrs. Warren the "top 10 scholars list" at Syra- Jewell and Joan Dillon of Port- MIDDLETOWN - David Chris- Hawthorne, Dartmouth Dr. Mrs. SHERMAN'S NEW SHOP cuse. Mary's photo of her for aupeck. Jack and Lee de Genito Win University Degrees tensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hawthorne demonstrated and as- the Martex Company's new of Leonardo, the Evan Bakers IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The Rd.,, New Shrewsbury, N. J. Christensen, 10 FJorence Ave., sisted in the making of trays, "Marguerite" towel is a and the Hadley Kings of Fair trivets and other items. University of Michigan has Miss Hurd, an alumna of Red celebrated his second birthda; SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL "whaman-a-roo' that will put her Haven, the David Hartleys of awarded degrees to two Red Bank High School and the Uni Feb. 21 with a party in his home, in first place oir "the most River Plaza, the Billy John Specializing In Bank area students who recently versity of Michigan School of sought after models" list. Fanslers of Fairview, the Gerald Guests were Eileen, Harry ani CARD PARTY • Linens • Bath completed degree requirements Nursing, received a bachelor of Michael Carmen, Kathy Hamil WcNailys of Shrewsbury, Dr. LONG BRANCH — Order ol y at the end of the first semester. science degree in nursing. She ton, Ricky and Ronald Thorne, • Closet • Bedroom Nelson Benedict of Fair Haven, the Eastern Star, Long Branch 20 BROAD ST. Robert Counts of Long Branch They are Miss Nancy Hurd, has been working at the univer- Norman, John and Kathleen Kru- • Distinctive Gilts the handsome "Big Daddy" of Chapter No. 273, will hold a card RED BANK and Allen Leabherman of Red daughter of Mrs. Dorothea S. sity hospital as a staff nurse in meich, George and Gary Fischer, • Monogrammlng America's sports fishermen and Bank. party Monday at 8 p.m. here ii Hurd, 55 Tower Hill Ave., Red pediatrics. , and David's brother Peter. • Custom Table Fads Phone 741-2646 duck hunters whose column on the Masonic Temple, 411) Broad Bank, N.J., and the late Charles Miss Harris was awarded Rear Entrance fishing appears in The Register Eva Gabor is appearing for P. Hurd; and Miss Annette H. Also Mrs. Karry Carmen, Mrs. way. from Parking Lot and 19 other newspapers, is at bachelor of arts degree with dis- William Thome, Mrs. Norman the second week at the Paper- Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.tinction. She also is an alumna Mrs. Frank Wilson is chair- home from a fishing trip to mill Playhouse in Millburn. Arthur K. Harris, 90 Stratford Krumeich, and Mrs. Georg man of the event, assisted b; of Red Bank High School. Fischer. Chile. The play, "A Shot In the Mrs. William Johnson. He was the guest of Crandell Dark," is* a murder mystery Kenrlck of the British colony drama that starred Julie Hants tation and you are assured of there. Nelson missed having in Its successful run an Broad- an evening well spent. dinner with Kenrlck and Lord way. Eva Is delightful and Eric Berry, noted English ac- Louis Mountbatten and several amusing In her portrayal of the tor, is Eva's vis-a-vis. His por- other members of the Rainbow parlor maid held for the mur- trayal of Benjamin Beaurevers, Fly Fishing Club at Valparaiso der of the chauffeur who was master of the house and many by only a few hours. But Lord one of her paramours.. millions in French gold, is su- Mountbatten, who Is an uncje I think it is not possible for perb. of Prince Philip ol England, any one of the Gabor sisters to dined on brook trout caught be anything but a Gabor, but Bertoldt Brecht's "Galileo" be- by Nelson and served as the Eva has a radiance on stage gins a three-performance run at piece de resistance it a dinner that commands your attention the McCarter Theatre, Princeton, In Mountbatten's honor. from the moment she appears. tomorrow evening. pp Nelson was home only a few She has a fapility with lines and days when he received a letter timing so perfect as to make you Gail (Mrs. Lewis) Prentice of from Lord Mountbatten thanking forget ahe is playing a part. Add Rumson will produce and direct him for the trout (he had caught to this her extraordinary beauly, "Anastasia" for the Monmouth 50 of them and presented them glamour and international repu Players. She will cast the play within the next several weeks. Watch here for dates for audi tions. Gail is especially inter- ested in obtaining as a technical assistant anyone familiar with CLEAN RUGS the Russian way of life and a Miss Nancy K. Hurd LAST LONGER knowledge of the language. I dined at Douglass College's Cooper Hall Tuesday evening as and look lovelier too! the guest of Zonta International's New Brunswick chapter. CALL TODAY Zonta is an executive and pro- fessional woman's club pledged to community service. Irene Rutherford O'CrowIey of High- lands, a high ranking member of Zonta, is organizing a Monmouth County Chapter. Also present at the dinner and reception were Marge (Mrs. Wil- I> toot Homs-Or b Oar "ml liam) Black, Mary Bennett, Es- Dry Cleaning • Laundry ther Ohark and Kay (Mrs. Cor- WHITEST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK nelius) Guiney of Highlands and Lee (Mrs. Thomas) Gould of Middletown. Why the NEW At Susan Ives, Monmouth Shopping Center... Miss Annette H. Harris OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN Volunteers Aid Flameless Electric Range Bloodmobile SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Harry S. Craver, Chapel Hill Rd., Mid- dletown, was captain of Red Smoke Damage Cross volunteers at the blood- Cooks Rings Around the Rest mobile in Asbury Park last week. The unit from New York Region- al Blood Center was sponsored by Bnai Brith and the Jewish No range heats faster, no range controls heat so accurately as the War Veterans of Asbury Park at the Convention Hall. NEW flameless electric range. And, of course, nothing compares Twenty-two adult volunteers with electricity for cleaner, cooler, more dependable cooking. SALE front Monmouth County Chapter Red Cross and 11 Girl Scouts Sale Starts Tomorrow—Doors Open 10:00 A. M. trained for bloodmobile service Check these eight points of superiority, and then visit your "Susan Ives was heavily hit by smoke damage" provided assistance to the donors Reddy Kilowatt Appliance Dealer during the March and April Reprinted from Red Bank Register, February 27, 1963 during the visit. Three volunteer registered Range Sale to choose from single oven, double oven; free standing, nurses from this area augmented Much of our brand new Spring and the staff from the New York built-in or high-oven models — you're sure to find the range Center. They were Mrs. Joseph Summer merchandise slightly affected Laurino, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Car- •to fit your needs. mine J. Palfone, Little Silver, by smoke, otherwise perfect! and Miss Julie F. Stecker, As- bury Park. Automatic — simply set the automatic timer and Clean — no soot, grime or fumes to dirty up your forget it — your oven meal will be ready on time as kitchen. Pots and pans stay bright and shining; walls planned. stay cleaner. Reductions From Baby Is Born Controlled — electric cooking provides exact tem- Fast—surface unita heat up instantly—broilers perature control, from low-l^at to high, for perfect and ovens heat up as faBt as you can set the controls., In Ambulance cooking results time after time, RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Four Modern — beautiful, functional and streamlined in Flameless — no open flame, no burners to get out of members of the township design. ( First Aid Squad Monday adjustment, no pilot to be blown out. acted as male midwlves. Cool—there's no open flame to heat up your kitchen. En route to Rivervlew Hospi- Electric cooking puts all the heat where it's needed Economical — the cost of cooking electrically is low, 25% to 70% tal they delivered a baby girl— — into the bottom of pots and pans. Ovens are insu- — the average for a family of four is only ?2.00 perj newest daughter of Mr. and lated on all Bix sides to retain heat. month. v • T-SHIRTS • SLACKS • SHORTS • COORDINATES Mis. Joseph DeVlrglllo, 1702 .. • Blouses • Skirts • Dresses • Coats Union Ave. Weighing in at six pounds, II There's a big range bargain waiting for you now ounces, she Is the eighth De- Virglllo child. — see your Reddy Kilowatt Dealer today Mrs. DeVlrglllo's husband Is president of the Rarltan Ridge SusautvGS Civic League. ' The delivery was made at SPORTSWEAR 4:35 p.m. by squad members Philip Hyland,'-George Griggj, Catering to the Casual William Matthews and Henry SIsco. monmouth shopping center—open nights 'til 9:30 p. m. Rivervlew Hospital authorities Monday—Wednesday—Thursday—Friday reported last night that "moth- er and daughter are doing, E. Z. CHARGE Open a Susan Ives Aeeount fine;" AN INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC COMPANY ,iS!fflliiiis]iiiii:i!ii!iiiiuii!ii!imii::!iiiiiiiW 10-WeA, M«t* .WAJCTV 7-Hewi WOKPTV TV Key TELEVISION 2-Ctpujn Min. ' •,.••', .wra-Tv 7-Su»t» WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1:15 5-New« 7—Tommy Seveo—Cartoons 11-Flta-* Gentleman After Previews 7-Weather 11:20 " fcM Dark—1942-Miriam Hopkinf mm 2-Film-Tobacco Road-1941- 7-Q. T. Hush 90 Min. Today's top television shows as 2-Love OI Life—Serial 7-Sports—Howard Cosell Gene Tierney— 1 Hr. 40 Min. 0:45 10:05 previewed and selected by TV 4-Your First Impression 1:25 7-Film-Thleves Highway— 7-King And Odie 13-Speaking of Speech Key's staff of experts who attend 7—Ernie Ford—Variety 7—Capsule Comment 1949-1 Hr. 50 Min. 1:50 10:20 rehearsals, watch screenings and 9—Fireside Theater—Drams 1:30 11:30 9—News and Weather 7-News analyze scripts in New York and 11—Merry Mailman 4—Local News—G. Pressman 4—Johhny Carson 13-News 10:25 Hollywood. 13—Russian for Beginneri 5-Mickey Mouse Club 13—Reflections 1:55 4-News 12:25 7-News . 11:55 9—Almanac Newsreel 13-New York Metropolis •WHERE WE STAND: TEN 2—News—H. Reasoner 11—Brave Stallion—Adventure 5—News 10:30 YEARS AFTER STALIN." An- U:M 13-Profile: New Jersey 8:00 12:05 2—1 Lov Lucy-Comedy other one of those intriguing and 2—Search For Tomorrow 1:40 2—Life of Riley-Comedy e 5-Film-Man Hunt—1941-^Joan 4—Play Your Hunch often provocative trans-Atlantic 4—Truth Or Consequences 4-Weather 4-Trouble With Father Bennett-1% Hrs. 7—Girl Talk—Virginia Graham conversations between corre- 5—Cartoons 1:45 7—Funny Manns 12:10 10:45 spondents stationed here and 7—Father Knows Best 9—Jack La Lanne—Exercise 2-New«—R. Trout , U-News 13—Parlons Francals II abroad, made possible through 9-Memory Lane-Joe Franklin 4-News-Huntley, Brfnkley ... 1:00 11-Operation Alphabet 11:00 the medium of electronics. Eri U-Rocky And His Friends 7—Focuj On The News 2—Film—The Deadliest Sin— 13—Profile: New Jersey 2—McCoys-Comedy Sevareid moderates from New 13—Eastern Wisdom And Modern 7:00 1956-90 Min. 1:25 4-Price Is Right York as CBS news chiefs, in Lon- Life 4-Death Valley Days 4-News 5-News—Sandy Becker 7—Jane Wyman—Drama don, Moscow, Berlin and Paris 12:45 5—Bourbon Street Beat ft-Almanac Newsreel »:J0 9—Playhouse 60—Drama parry their thoughts and assess- 2-Guldlag Light-Serial 7-RebeI-Western 1:05 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy 13—Scienceland-Education ments with CBS newsmen in 11—Merry Mailman—Children 9—Merrytoon Circus 4-headline 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers 11:20 Washington and New York. 7:30 12:55 11-News-K. Kennedy 9-Netvs and Weather 5—Topper—Comedy UHSuperman p.m. CBS... , 13—Russian For Beginners 1:10 1:00 7—Gale Storm—Comedy 13-SpcUight on Art 2—Women's Page 7:10 7-News 9-Film—Behave Younrself— 11:25 THE VIRGINIAN. "The Money 2-Weather 1:15 1951—Shelly Winters-90 Min, PERFECT IMPERSONATION— Dick Van Dyke (left) 4-Leave It To The Girls S-News Cage." Long, but a lot better 11—Local News 7—Film—They Made Me A 11—Ed Allen—Exercise and Henry Calvin do an ainiost perfect impersonation of 5-Cartoons 11:30 than recent episodes. It's a tale 7—Answering Service—Panel 7:15 Killer—1948-75 Min. 13—Parlons Francals II the comedy team Laurel and Hardy at a Catskill Moun- about a bad man who changes 2-News-W. Cronkite 1:35 2-Pete and Gladys-Comedy 11—Ramar Of The Jungle 1:45 4-Concentratioii—H. Down* his spots and has a certain 7:25 «—13th Hour tain retort on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" tonight (9:30- 13—Fun at One-^Ctjildren 4-News 5—Romper Room amount of charm. A con man U-Weather 1:45 10:00 p.m., EST] on the CBS Television Network. 1:25 13—Science Corner—Education 7—Yours For A Song posing as a geologist comes west 7:30 5-News 5—News 10:01 11:40 to bilk the wealthy and discovers J-Where We Stand 2:05 he's falling in love with the bank- 4—Sermonettt 2—Calendar—Reasoner li-Spenking ot Speech 2—As The World Turns 4—Virginians-Western TV Keynotes er's daughter. Steve Forrest who 5—Film—The Cowboy And The 7—Wagon Train 2:30 looks and acts a little like Dana 9-FiIm-Tycoon—1947-John 2—Film-Juke Girl—1942—Ann Andrews is aided by lively Jo- Blonde—1941—8S—Min. 9—Star And Story—-Drama Wayne—2 Hrs. Sheridan—90 Min. anna Moore Bethel Leslie and 11—Honeymooners—Comedy 4:00 Hard Times Dayton Lumis. (Color) 7:30 p.m 11-Global Zobel 13—Spotlight on Art 13—Earth And Mankind 2— Film-Polo Joe—1936- Joe NBC. E. Brown—65 Min. By BOB THOMAS They were asked what Berlir 1:45' 8:X 5—Danger Man—Adventure CARLTON HOLLYWOOD (AP) - It wa shows they had done. They put 4—News THURSDAY MORNING WAGON TRAIN. "The Etnmett 11—Bold Journey—Travel quite a night, the one the Screei their heads together and cami 1:50 5:45 Lawton Story." Best entry in 13—Casals Master Class Producers Guild gave tor Irvinj up with "Top Hat," "Follow fh< 13—Issues and the Challenge 2—Previews SH 1-9600 NOW thru SATURDAY many weeks. Duke (Scott Miller) 8:30 Berlin. Fleet" and "Carefree." Wha 2:00 5:50 rides straight into trouble when 2—Doble Glllis—Comedy No one asked why the mil' year was "Top Hat?" 2—Give Us This Day—Religion he stops over in High Times 2—Password—A. Ludden 5-Call Mr. D-Mystery •tone award was gjv« to Berli "It was 1939," said Ginger. 5:55 CITADELS OF 3*1 small town run by a band of out- 4^-Merv Griffin—Variety 7-Going My Way—Drama who never has produced a movi "No, dear, it was 1935," Fred 2-News laws. He accidentally kills one of 7—Day In Court—Drama 11—Silents Please After all, he has produced mori corrected gently. (He was right;) 4—Sermonette them who bullies him and as 9—Mansions Of Man 13—Court Of Reason—Debate hit songs, than any other Amer A reporter asked Groucho Mara " 6:00 result gradually earns the re- 11—Divorce Court—Drama COO lean. And his record is likely to if he ever had appeared in spect and assistance of the towns- 2-CoUege Of The Air-Amer- 2:10 2-Beverly. Hillbillies stand, even though Paul Anka Berlin show. Yes, "Cocoanuts, folk beginning with a crippled ican Economy 13—Science Corner—Education 4—Perry Como—Variety started early. said Groucho. What year was young man, a victim of the rene- 4—Continental Classroom — 2:25 5—Film—Objective, Burma— that? Groucho replied. "1836, gades' reign of terror. It's Mil Physics The jittle guy with the squeaky 7—News 1945-Errol Flynn-2 Hrs. 55 and the reporter dutifully wroti ler's show and he's very force- 6:30 voice and the golden touch was 2;S0 Min. it down. ful. 7:30 p.m. ABC. 2—Sunrise Semester cause for a dazzling turnout. 2—House Party—Art Linkletler II—M Squad—Police was fascinating to watch thi 7—Sev&Keys 4—Continental Classroom, — Happens all the time,' 9:10 great names gather in a sidi 9-Film—Behave Yourself—1951 American Gov't. Groucho said afterward. "Peopl PERRY COMO. Lively hour 2—Dick Van Dyke—Comedy 7:00 room at the Beverly Hilton Hote don't notice. Half the time right from its windy opening 90 Min. 7—Our Man Higgins 2—News and Weather before going in to take .part ii sign my name 'Clark Gable' fo: number "BreezhT Along With the 13—Where Does It Come From? 9—Surtslde 6—Mystery 4—Today—Hugh Downs the program. autograph seekers, and they sa; Breeze." From there on in com 2:59 11—Wanted: Dead Or Alive 7—Early Bird Cartoons STEWART GRANGER • PIER ANGEU 'thank you' and go away." ic Charlie Manna does his "Fig- 3—Music Interlude Among those paying homage t 13-Art and Artists 7:05 aro" take-off; Joanie Sommers Berlin were Fred Astaire anc Tycoon Frank Sinatra was pos- 2:55 10:00 5—Call To Prayer solos to "Memories" and "Blues Ginger Rogers, meeting at a pub- ing for photos with two other 4-News 2-U.S. Steel Hour in the Night" and duets with Per- 7:15 lic gathering for the first time men of industry, Darryl F. 5-News 4—Eleventh Hour—Drama ry in a wacky "arrangers" med- 5—News since who knows. They looked Zanuck and Samuel Goldwyn. 3:00 7-Naked City-Police ley (a la Mitch Lombardo Welk 7:30 STARTS FRIDAY ready to break into a smooth Dean Martin was nearby. 2—To Tell The Truth 11—You Asked For It 5—Columbia Lectures flowing dance but nobody asked etc.) to "Just in Time." Gene "Hey, Daig," said Sinatra tc 4—Loretta Young—Drama 3—World at Thirteen "SODOM AND them. Sheldon's banjo-strumming pan- JACK LEMMON his Italian buddy. "You met Mr. 5—Doorway to Destiny 10:30 GOMORRAH" r tomime is fun and so is his stint 7—Queen For A Day "DAYS OF WINE Zanuck?" • 9—Danger Is My Business ALL-DISNEY SHQWI Also-—- accompanying Perry, and the 1—How To Marry A Millionaire * AND KOSES" Oh, yeah—hi," said Martin, "One Two Three Drum" Step 11—Steve Allen "OCEANS 11" Name Bu;rk 13—News 13—Jazz Casual WmWm shaking hands with the man Brothers dance routine is grand. 3:15 whose company he has sued for :Color) 9:00 p.m. NBC. 11:00 13—Music Interlude 2—News—D. Edwards LYRIC As Chairman $6,885,000 over the breakup of 3:2$ "Something's Got to Give." 4-News-J. K. M. McCaffery KIRK DOUGLAS DICK VAN DYKE. A charming 2—News 5-News TONY CURTIS Zanuck smiled cordially at Mar- half-hour variety show: The Pe- ' 3:30 7-New» "tHE HOOK" "40 LBS. of TROUBLE" Of Committee tin, who has been sued by Fox ries TV writers Buddy Sorrel] 2—Millionaire—Drama 9—Film—See 7:30 p.m. Evening! 7 and I P.M EATGNTOWN - A. Edward for $3,339,000 over the same pic- and Sally Rogers entertain at a 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial .1—News Co-Hit "CAIRO" Burk oj Neptune, of the Gulf ture. hotel run by an old Army buddy 5—Mr. District Attorney 13—Professionally Speaking Oil Co., was elected chairmar Nobody laughed as Berlin, look- Q! Rob Petrie. There are songs "ho Do You Trust? 11:10 "Beit Picture of th« Year" of the Monmouth County Petro ing hale at 77, sat down to play and jokes by the principals 11—Best Of Groucho—Quiz 4—Weather—Tex Antoine CT 1AUFC leum Industries Committee at the the piano.. Instead they gathered capped by a fine 10-minute imi- [3—Television for Teachers 7-News "THE LONGEST DAY" organization's annual meeting in around and joined in a chorus of tation of Laurel and Hardy by 4:09 11—Steve Allen—Variety "Always." Contributing their Reserved Seat Policy the Crystal Brook Inn, here. Van Dyke and plump Henry Cal 2—Secret Storm—Serial 11:15 voices were George Burns, Rosa- Harry Jackson of Shrewsbury in. Even the kids might stay up 4—Match Game 4-News lind Russell, Dinah Shore, George of the Humble Oil Co., was for this. 9:30 p.m. CBS. 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons Jessel, Danny -Kaye and Yvette elected vice chairman. A. A 7—American Bandstand Mimieux. Smith of the Tidewater Oil Co U. S. STEEL HOUR. "Moment 9—Buccaneers was named secretary. Then everybody was hu-.tled in- of Rage." Absorbing drama on 11—Bozo The Clown Reynolds C. Buckley, executive to the International Ballroom adoption that deals with a young 13—Television for Teachers secretary of the state organiza- where a thousand diners were man of 30 who almost puts his 4:21 enjoying Berlin music as well a; life, his marriage and his career tion, narrated slides entitled, 4-News lobster bisque, beef tenderloin, "It's Your Business," describing in jeopardy when he learns the 4:30 how a bill goes through the stati potato puffs, artichoke bottoms, identity of his real parents. It VICTORY 2-Edge Of Night—Serial ice cream cake and champagne casts a thoughtful eye on an adop- legislature. 4—Make Room For Daddy (domestic.) ion enigma—how much adoptive 5—Felix And The Wizard MARKET RED BANK E. L. Beamon, Tidewater Oi parents should know and how The speeches were funny and 7—Discovery '63-ChiHren Co., chairman of the state com much to tell the adopted child- fairly predictable. A more elo- 9—Chubby Jackson—Cartoons mittee, and S. Jackson Burns of even if it doesn't come up with OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. DELIVERY Sun Oil Co., state school program quent tribute was a nostalgia- 13—AmericansEconomy laden series of songs from Berlin the answers. Worthwhile. 10 p.m. chairman, also spoke. CBS. *4:55 31 W. FRONT ST.. RED BANK • TEL SH 74508 SH 7-1339 pictures — Bing with "White 7—American Newsstand Christmas," Judy with "Easter 5:00 Parade," Fred and Ginger danc- THE ELEVENTH HOUR. 2—Love That Bob—Comedy ing "Cheek to Cheek," etc. "Five Moments Out of Time." 4—Newj SWIFT'S PREMIUM - BONELESS CHUCK J^ ^k SPECIAL! Then Berlin accepted his award Best in weeks. The subject is 7—Financial News , DURING MARCH and brought the audience up andgroup therapy and thanks to fine 9—"oorama the roof down by singing "God dialogue and good character de- 1-Dlck Tracy Bless America." Quite a night. lineation by the cast it's an ex- 13—Once Upon A Day—Children Ib FREE ;remely compelling hour roinu; 9:05 the customary melodramatic 7—1 Married Joan—Comedy Estimates On The storyline has Jack Ging «• Everett 5:25 POT ROAST 69 perimenting with group therapy 11-Rocky And His Friends FRESH Appliance Service Richard C. Winters, Sunnyslde ising patients whose problem! 5:3» TENDER< WASHERS Rd., has returned from Chicago have nothing in common, a meth 2—Film—Dulcy—1940—Ann Cube Steaks 99M"1" CHOPPED BEEF3E where he attended an exposition od which probably makes for bet Sothem—75 Min. of road moving equipment. He REFRIGERATORS ter drama than psychiatry 5—Sandy's Hour—Children also took a side trip to Mil- Though each case is rather pal 7-Highway Patrol—Police CHOICE CUTS - SEASONED Jj Jfc waukee, Wise. He is employed DRYERS and obvious the author has don< 9-Film-River Lady-1948-Dan by Hess Bros., Parlin. DISH WASHERS i nice job of interweaving them, Duryea 90 Min. ,nd Sylvia Sidney, Patricia Bar 11—Popeye—Cartoons AIR CONDITIONERS Bruce Williams, son of Mr. andry, Pat Crowley, Patrick O'Neal Ib Hrs. Alfred Williams, Everett and Norman Fell all do quite well WEDNESDAY EVENING Rd., is now living in Burbank, with their neuroses. 10 p.m. NBC, 6:00 Calif. He is working for the TONIGHT. Opera singer Rosa- 7—News Chuck STEAK 49 Hearthstone Insurance Co. ind Elias, composer Ross Bag 11—Three Stooges SCIALFA TV ROASTING WHITE ROSE lasarian, artist Jan de Ruth, an 13-What's New-Children & Appliance Co. 5-6 LB. Barbara Gibson, Sunnyside Rd., inger Karen Morrow are on CHICKENS FANCY WHITE TUNA 707 BROADWAY went to New York City with the fohnny Carson's interesting line- eighth grade of Thompson School ip this time round. (Color) 11: IS WEST LONG BRANCH Friday. She visited the Metropol- .m. NBC. LEAN - TENDER - AGED ^k f% CA 9-0200 itan Musuem of Art and saw the t*. II. NWMH On Stank* C«Hr Mona Lisa, and also visited Ra- dio City Music Hall. MOVIE TIMETABLE THE GIANT STORY RED BANK Ib ARLTON- Sodom & Onmorrah 2:00: 6:30: 0:00. SMORGASBORD LONG BRANCH London BROIL 99 BARONET- Forty Pounds Of TroubtG 3:35; 7:00 10:24; Cairo 2:0(1: 8:4ft. IMPORTED DANISH or HOLLAND CANNED HAMS ASBURY PARK HESTON MIMIEUX EVERY WEDNESDAY LYRIC** The HcJok 7:20; 0:30. MAYFAIR- CHAKIRIS NUYEN Pays Of Wln« * Koaej 3:45; T:15 _ JAMES . ALL YOU 9:35. size ST. JAMES- The LongeBt Day 2:30: fl:.1O. DARREN NEPTUNE CITY ALL CAN EAT! NEPTUNE C1TY- GRINDS MARTINSON'S COFFEE i% Dlamond Head 7:25; 9:30. North of Red Bank CHILDREN, TOO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS INDIAN RIVER PASCAL CALIFORNIA DELICIOUS INDIAN RIVER ATLANTIC- Jumbo 7:00; 9:10. Serving from 5 P. M. HAZLET ORANGES CELERY ASPARAGUS APPLES GRAPEFRUIT LOEW'S DRIVE-IN- Son Of Flubber 7:07; 10:00; Legend Of Lobo 11:15. 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He is past commander family festival selections THRU TUES., MARCH 12th, 1963 of the American Legion; a past master of Olive Branch Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, and a member of the Consistory. PLUS...MAYFAIRS ALWAYS POPULAR BIG 3U Lt. Col. Lawrence P. Connors, - 57 Kings Rd., Little Silver, is president of the chapter. 1 .King-Size Food Savings! 2eFreeKingKorn FREE-100-EXTRA Blue and Cold Stamps! 3."SimPly Wonderful" KING KORN STAMPS Dinner Held MM. •fbcAM Din Saturday, Mar* », tM3. Mafct H IMt. WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF NEW MONMOUTH - The an- nutl Cub Scout Blue and Gold S7.50 OR MORE dinner of Pack 1W was held in Excluding Frtih Milk tnd Cigarette! The Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Saturday. Limit 1 coupon per adult family Guests were introduced by Thru Tu»«day, March 12th, 1983 Lewis Moore. Tri» charter was presented. • Thomas Parrish, is institutional representative and Robert Rick- ner, district commissioner. Rev, William lisgrove received the FREE-50-EXTRA charter. 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BANK—170 Brwd Sh FAIR HAVfiN-576 RiW Rd. LIN«OI=T^Newm«ii Springs Rd.« Hurley Lone VlisFl.ONGiBRANCH--Rt. 36 and Broadway For Quick Results Use Our Want Ads Dial SH 1-0010 DAY . Home Delivery SH 1-1110 NIGHT SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1963 7c PER COPY Council Criticized For Conducting Holden Hearing NEW SHREWSBURY-Harold cratic spokesman said, "no one Sherman, president of the Demo- at all was helped by the hear- craitic Club lust night roundly ing, and there were many harm' condemned Mayor and Council ful things brought out." for "the public washing of the "Under wise leadership, this borough's dirty linen that took sort o< thing does not occur in place at the Holden hearings. such a manner," he added. "A lack of mature leadership The Holden hearing, which on the part of Mayor and Coun- went on for 13. hours on two cil was responsible for the dis- days, cleared a borough patrol- tressing series of disclosures that man of two charges of rudeness took place in the hearing last and violence toward a prisoner, Thursday and Saturday," he said. which were brought by the He said that wise leadership police chief. would have taken steps to cor- Patrolman Holden was found rect or ameliorate the situation guilty of a violation of Mate before things came to the point Motor Vehicle Division regula- they did. tions, the third of the three "The whole thing was extrEhw- charges made by Chief James Iy bad for the borough," » Herring. Sherman said. "Hie responsi- \The hearing was marked by bility must be laid squareijr*on conflicting testimony, and by the Mayor and Council. f various accounts of personal an- "Regardless of the relative tagonisms and friction within the merits of the case," the Demo- police department. THREE INJURED IN CRASH — Three persons were injure*—tha driver critically— when this sports car went out of control end crashed into a telephone pole on Wall Order Investigation St. in West Long Branch at 12:30 a.m. today. Joseph Cawlay, 20, of Point'Pleasant, Is in critical condition in Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Maryann Hawley, On Claim Hydrant Didn't Operate 18, of Middletown, is In fair condition in the same hospital. Sgt, Ralph N. Yamello hera surveys the accident scone. BANKERS ALL SET — Monmouth Count/ National Bank remains on the move.' In latest HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- "That's all I'd need to dear effort, construction has begun on the temporary drive-in of the bank's branch at Bay- cil will meet In specie! session this up," Mr. Diebold (aid. tonight at 7:30 to investigate John M. Pillsbury, borough at- 3 Injured, shore Plaza Shopping Center, Rt. 36 and First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Above, left torney, in answer to questioning to right, are Dominick Caruso, of Caruso Construction Co.; George L, Bieliti, bank claims that a barn on South Peak by Mayor Cornelius J. Gulney, Cancel Ferry Race president; James B. VanMater, senior vice president, and Joseph M. Fettner, cashier. St. burned down Saturday be- Jr., stated that in most com- One Critical, cause • lire hydrant was turned munities testing of lira hydrants No. American Hydrofoils Gets Pact off. is the responsibility of the local fire department. In Car Crash ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A stalled at the end of pier four. Acting Fire Chief Francia Mayor Guiney said he could WEST LONG BRANCH-Three jet-age ferry boat race between A parking area .for 200 cars Schmedes told the governing Democrats Select Their State not understand why the hydrant persons were injured — one o hydrofoil and hydrodynamic fer- would also be prepared. body last night that Irving Park- wasn't operable during the fire. them critically — early toda; ries will not take place here thi er, borough water superintend North American expects to He quoted from a report sub- when their sports car went oi spring after all. Thompson to Oppose Stephens for Mayor ent, claimed the hydrant was conduct test runs of two hydro- shut off at tl* time of the fire. mitted to council in January by of control after failing to negc The local Harbor Commission foil ferries here by May 1, The LITTLE SILVER — The local the National Board of Fire Un tiate a curve on Wall St. an Mr. Schmedes stated further is expected to sign a contract test craft are 45 feet long and Democratic party named a slate derwritets that the hydrant, crashed into a telephone pol hat Councilman Robert G. Die tomorrow night with North will accommodate 25 passengers. of candidates for borough offices which is located near the Henry about 100 feet east of Whalepon bold heard Mr. Parker make the American Hydrofoils, Inc., Chi- According to reports, the fer-" last night. Hudson Regional High School Rd. remark. cago, giving that firm exclusive ries will reach speeds between Siguard Thompson, Jr., will was in "good working order," Joseph Cawley, 20, of 1504 U rights to establish a hydrofoil 50 and 55 miles per hour. face Republican incumbent Requested Proof Inspectors' Meeting tie Hill Rd., Point Pleasant, ferry terminal here. Charles W. Stephens in the may- Mr. Diebold denied that he had Proponents of tha hydrofoils I think we'd better get these in critical condition in Monmout According to Harvey H. Bow- oralty contest in November. heard the water wiperintenden fellows together tomorrow night Medical Center, Long Branch, have claimed that ths craft could Thomas F. Dean and Oliver Ben- make the statement. However, and straighten this situation tell, commission chairman, Aelus provide commuter «rvice for with multiple chest fractures, Wing Co., West Creek, designers nett Will seek the council seats he requested Mr. Schmedes to out," the mayor remarked. about eight months of the year. possible skull fracture, and In of a catamaran-type hydrody- now held by Michael J. Rafferty sign an affidavit (wearing tha Earlier in the meeting, the ternal injuries, Police Identifier namic ferry, have failed to keep and Robert Frederickson. Mr. Parker knew the hydran mayor announced that counci him as the driver of the car. in touch with the harbor com wasn't in working order. Mr. Frederickson will not run would meet tonight with the bor- Maryann Hawley, 18, of 1 mission since last spring when Finish First for re-election. His place on the ough's building, plumbing, and Knapp Ave., Middletown, a pass- plans for the craft were first ballot will be taken by Chester health inspectors to discuss co- enger in the vehicle, Is reported presented to borough officials. Apy. Pair Request ordination of their duties. in fair condition in the sattte Phase Of . Two members of the slate Harry Patten, building inspec- hospital where she was admitted Ruled Out sought Borough Council seats tor, said later that a meeting for treatment of head injuries, As a result, the company, has last year—Mr. Thompson here That Street will be set up for that purpose Another passenger, Eugene been 'ruled out as a contender Lighting Plan and Mr. Dean in Fair Haven. for obtaining exclusive righto to at another date." Salvatore, 26, of 1 Main St. MTODLETOTOl — The fltrt Club President Oceanport, was treated at th establish » lerry slip at the phase of a program to improve The candidate for mayor was Be Vacated hospital tor head cuts and le local harbor, th? harbor chair- recentry elected president of the HIGHLANDS - A request by Tribute Paid bruises and released. man stated, street lighting on Rt, 35 haj been Democratic Club. Before estab- Nathaniel Petlack, Middletown Police-said. Miss Hawley am Last November, Josepph T. completed. lishing residence and entering Siguard Thompson, Jr. Thomas F. Dean and Michael Kovic, Miller St., to Salvatore are students at Mon Yaeger, president of AeluA s Wing, Local officials have reported politics here, Mr. Thompson was vacate Bayview St. was referred Mrs. Brandt mouth College, here. Cawley is asked harbor officials to conduct that 36 mercury vapor ligjits Involved in political activif/'in while piloting a B-17 in the Euro- of a former Republican mayor, to Borough Attorney John M. NEW SHREWSBURY The a former student at the college, comparison experimental run with a 7,(100 lumen capacity have Red Bank. Several years ago he pean and Pacific theaters of op- the late Frank Dean, moved to Pillsbury last night by Borough Monmouth Regional Board of Ed- police said. between here and New York, been Installed between Oak Hill ran for Republican nomination eration. this borough several months ago, Council. ucation last night observed a min- All three were taken to th. utilizing the hydrofoil ferry and Rd., and Cooper's Bridge. there. A 1939 graduate ot' Red Bank He was an unsuccessful Demo- Mr. Kovic said he plans to ute of silence in memory of Mrs. hospital by the West Lonj the tri-cabin hydrodynamic craft High School, he married the for- cratic candidate for council in The new lights replace approxi- Mr. Thompson is employed by build seven one-family houses on Robert H. Brandt, who until her Branch First Aid Squad. claiming it was the "only fair mately 24 incandescent lights. the Bell Telephone Company. He mer Dolores Ward. They have Fair Haven last year. three lots between Bayview and recent death was custodian of Long Branch and Eatontown way" to decide which should be enlisted in the Air Force the day two children. He attended Little Silver public Prospect Sts. The street vaca- funds for the high school. police assisted local officers awarded exclusive termina The cost of some of the new lights is being handled by the after the invasion of Pearl Har- Mr. Dean, owner of Tom Dean schoolhl s as well St. James tion is necesary to prevent the The board appointed Mrs. Ruth directing traffic at the scene ol rights. county, while cost of others is bor and rose to the rank of major Flowers in Red Bank, and a son Grammar School in R«d Bank properties from being land- Crawford, tax collector of New the accident, which occurred a1 Raymond .Lemberg, public re- partially offset under the state and graduated from Red Bank locked, he said. Shrewsbury, as temporary funds 12:30 a.m. lations chairman, indicated highway lighting departmept Catholic High School in 1939. La- custodian until the position can Sgt. Ralph Yamello is invest! yesterday he thought exclusive The lots, 65x100 feet and 67x100 fund. ter he attended Fordham Univer- feet, have water and sewer fa- be filled on a permanent basis, gating. rights for a ferry terminal here School Board Asks sity. cilities at the property line. Mr. should be open for bid. The township also receives Mr. Dean served In World Vac Kovic indicated he would run He noted, however, that credit for wiring used to service II as a Navy pilot, flying dive water and sewer lines from the though other companies have the old style lights. For Federal Funds bombers. Locally, he is a mem- project to the borough lines at Probe Asbury Park shown interest in conducting The second stage of the pro- ber of the Red Bank Rotary Club, his own expense. ferry runs between here and gram — expected to be started the Red Bank Chamber of Com- New York, none except North NEW SHREWSBURY - The bodies of all three municipalities The planned homes will have soon — will cover the area from merce, and is chairman of the American have offered "any- Monmouth Regional Board of Ed' in the regional district be invited three and four bedrooms, Mr. Hotel Fire Cause/ Oak Hill Rd. to the Five Corners New Jersey unit of the Florist thing concrete." ucation last night, voted condi- to send representatives to meet- Kovic noted. intersection. Telegraph Delivery Association. Finalize Plans tionally to file a 1964 application ings of the school board gave Bids For Demolition ASBURY PARK — The cause floors of the 163-room landmark The third stage covers Five {or federal building funds for a rise to long discussion. Mr. Bennett, also a World War The hotel, owned by Georgj Mr. Bowtell said the harbor Corners to the township boundary Council will receive bids April of the $200,000 fire which burned proposed addition to the high II Navy veteran, is employed as Blumstein, was unoccupied. Th board will attempt to firm up line. Mr. Compton and Mr. Liga In- 2 for demolition of six con- out the interior of the 93-year-old school. a supervisor of rights of way by owner said workmen had begun fiinal l detaildil s and costs for the dicated such a step might pro- demned buildings in the borough. Surf Hotel, 212 Asbury Ave,, All told, 120 new lights will Board member Norman Field the New Jersey Central Power seasonal renovations last week ti proposed ferry service with vide better liaison. The other The buildings are on Fourth St., e installed along the entire said that assurances have been and Light Company in Asbury yesterday was still unknown last ready the hotel for opening fo North American representatives members felt that because board North St. and Bay Ave. Tlie highway in the • township. received from the Department of Park. night and an intensive investiga- Passover guests. tomorrow night. meetings are public, and all citi- work will be charged to the Health, Education and Welfare tion was under way. Details to be resolved are pro- The township also plans to ask zens are invited, such an invita- He has resided here seven property owners, Edward Levy, Firemen put up a wall of watei that this application, filed in se- vision of floats, ramps and shel- the state to improve the lighting tion is unnecessary. years. A graduate of Red Bank New Highland, Inc., and D'Ame- A team of investigators from in the eight-foot alley separating quence to the 1963 application ter for commuters. Harbor of- on the Cooper's Bridge. High School, he attended tiie Uni- lio Paper Stock Co., respectively. the fire and police departments the New Surf from the equally already submitted, will bring A motion by Adm. Shepard to versity of Maryland where he was joined by a representative large Charles Hotel, to the east, ficials have estimated that pil- It was reported that the newly- ings, floats and ramps needed "the maximum possible federal table the Compton motion was was graduated in 1951. On the same night, a subdivi- of the National Board of Fire in the face of a strong wes installed lights will eliminate the tid" to the school's construction sion ordinance, recommended by tor the hdydrofoit craft would need for a special circuit which passed by a 6-2 vote. The board Mr. Bennett belongs to the lc* Underwriters. Firemen arriving breeze. They said the Charles program. cal Democratic Club and the Red the local Planning Board, will first on the scene said flames suffered water and smoke dam ost approximately $1,500 to $1,- i used with incandescent lights. president, Gordon Bartle, was ab- The vote to file the new appli Bank Kiwanis Club. He is mar- have a public hearing. were observed in several differ- age. There was no fire loss 800. The township used to be cation was conditional on ap- sent. Mr. Festa presided in his ried to the former JoAnne Ser- The borough engineer, August ent locations on two of the four there, however. Mr. Bowtell said that two 20 charged an annual rental for proval of fee step by the board place. pico. Postel, was directed to prepare 14-foot floats would be in- this circuit. attorney, Milton A. Mausner. cost estimates for repairs to a Mr. Mausner was asked to de portion of the abandoned Jersey termine whether or not filing the I Central Railroad bed running application will obligate this parallel to Bayside Dr. Board Again Seeks board to accept federally con- Mayor Cornelius J. GuJney, Jr., nected students regardless of fed- termed the road "almost Impass- eral current expensa aid pay- able." Regional Plan Study ments or other considerations. 1 \ request by" Mrs. Muriel To Pay Architect .. ; Smith, Huddy Ave., that the bor- UNION BEACH - Increasing Mr. Tetro questioned the trans- At the same meeting, . the ough provide a school crossing high school enrollment and the fer of 58,000 in anticipated state school board voted to pay a guard for Miller St. and Highland question of participating in a aid by Borough Council from the $2,500 fee, under terms of their Axe. was referred to the police •egional high school study with capital outlay account to debt contract, to Frederick Weider- committee. he Borough of Keansburg were service in the twice-defeated sum Associates, Trenton, the ar- igain under discussion at last 1963-64 school budget, in that It chitects engaged to plan a school light's meeting of the Board of might jeopardize state aid to addition for which funds were re- Education. the school district. It was agreed fused in a recent referendum. Clear Sailing Mrs. Antoinette Novak, chair- to check the item with the of- The services of this firm were man of the regionalization com- fice of the county superintendent terminated after the referendum For GOP In ittee, Informed the board that of schools and Mayor William failed. The board has since voted letter had been sent to the Rodgers. to engage Kelly and Gruzon, New Keamburg board requesting a York City, to make new school Eatontown? Donald Ostranrter, chairman of meeting of the two boards. To the student relations committee, addition plans. EATONTOWN — Republican date, no reply had been was appointed board secretary, Three new committees of the incumbents have filed for two reived pro-tern, until such time as a board were appointed. A public seats on the Borough Council, Union Beach now has 371 tui- permanent secretary is obtained. relations committee will be and no opponents to thetf can- ion students enrolled in Keyport Mrs. Grace Rutherford, board headed by Mr. Field, with Leon- didacy have come forth from any iigh School, with 438 anticipated secretary, has been granted an ard Compton and Andrew G. quarter, to date. , 'or 1964, and 498 for 1965. indefinite loave of absence due Shopard as members. Edward O. Clark and Theodore Morris Tetro, chairman of the to ill health. Merrill Beam will be chairman Zebrowskl, both of whom are sliding and grounds committee, of the building and grounds completing their first three-year iras authorized to'have all1 locks Mrs. C. M. Valanzola, borough committee, of which Jamps Pick- terms, are candidates to suc- n Memorial School replaced as treasurer, was appointed interim ering and Robert Billing will be ceed themselves. result of two break-ins, on custodian o( school funds to members. Mr. Frank J. McCloskey, Main reb. 22 and last Sunday night. temporarily replace Mrs. Gaeta Vincent Festa will head the St., chairman of the Democratic 1r. Tetro reported that his com- Barker, who has been ill. •alary committee, with Mr. Field READY FOR DRIVE — Time has arrived for Monmouth executive committee, announced nittee will call a meeting with The Borough Planning Board and Joseph I.iga as members. County's annual Easter Seal Campaign to help handi- yesterday that her party will put PROBE UNDER WAY — Asbury Park firement here con- le heads of all organizations was granted the use of Cottage Suggestion Defeated forward no aspirant for council. capped persons. One agency to get help will.be the tinue to pour water into burned-out interior of the Surf ho have been granted the use Park School cafeteria March 12 Mr. Billings' was npprinted as "There Is a possibility that we ' the all-purpose room, at which to' hol(eet, 25 feet from the of Adjustment meeting. of two council post* which will formally by Sverre Sorenson, At- to comply with state health stat- ice from sidewalks when resi- road. Hints of the proposal came be at stake In the next election lantic Highlands attorney, who utes. He pointed out that with dents fail to do so. Property when Bernard Wallach of J. Kis- The board held over until its Councilmen Franklin Ingram said approval of the project proper controls the dump's peri- owners would be assessed the lak, Inc., Newark, sought and re- next meeting a decision on the and George F. Barrett will seek would require a zoning change od °* usefulness may be extended cost of the removal. ceived variances permitting a request of Louis Venezio, 18 re-election on the GOP. ticket. or a -variance. Plans for the for a number of years. Other non-conforming sign designed to Maple Ave., to make a two-story Newcomer to Politics center call for a tract 700 feet dumping areas are considerable It pays to advertise m the Red attract prospective tenants to the addition to his non-conforming deep. The B-2 business zone distance from the borough, he , Mr. Mancini, white a newcomer Bank Register.—Advertisement. 44-acre site. house. Objections were heard to local politics, said Monday exterfds only 300 feet from the added. The Kislak firm, Mr. Wallach from Theodore Beach, 24 Maple that he has been considering run highway. •aid, represents the Broad Le- Ave., and Mrs. Dorothy Landeau ning for mayor [or nearly a year The Rt. 3S tract Is owned by before you buy or build, see ... Roy Corp., owners of contiguous 29 Buttonwood Ave. in order to establish a two-party Harry Morris. Mr. Sorenson system here. would not reveal the name of the Mrs. Webb will wage her .sec- builder but described the project MARINE VIEW ond campaign. Last year she be- as a $300,000 to $500,000 tax came the first woman in the bor- ratable. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION ough's history to run for office. Mi'lltftP © Klof FerturM Syndiutt, Int., H8J. World tfehta roared: The board held the matter for "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" Mrs. Webb is president of the study and also held over maps Democratic Club which she or- for Cotton Ridge, a 32-lot major MAIN OFFICE Branch Office ganized when she began her polit- Mrs. Joel Rubin, 1205 Law- 11 subdivision on the William Cotton |] 874 Highway 35 ical activity last year. Her cam- rence Ave., suggested later that farm on Nutswamp Rd.; Atlantic Highlands One 'Taker (Five Corners) paign cry has been for increased township meetings might be Chapel Hill Farm, Section JJ First Avenue CARLOAD SALE ratabks, reaming to'improve the better attended if they were and' for a three-lot subdivision II MIDDLETOWN appearance of the borough and On Meeting more prompt. off South Lake Dr., submitted || OS 1-240O 291-0100 increase its revenue, and for Che by Phil-Stu Corp. elimination of look-alike housing. Monday night's meeting, sched- STEEL CABINETS Organizations Listed Invitation uled for 8:30 was called to or- der promptly at 8:50. BE YOUR OWN REDCAP Chairman of the Mothers OCEAN TOWNSHIP — One March against polio in the coun- one, unidentified resident won a "You have a good point," the LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - It's ty this year, Mrs. Webb has also round of applause from his 35 mayor conceded. not unusual to see passengers been active in local March of fellow citizens at the Township Township Committee meetings at the Louisville & Nashville Dimes and retarded children Committee meeting Monday have started on time "maybe Railroad depot pushing carts fund raising drives. night. once since the beginning of the similar to those used in grocery She is serving for'the third' He was the only one of 25 year," he said. stores. year as treasurer of the Ocean- residents personally invited by The railroad began experi- Puzzled port Hook and Ladder Company Mayor John J. Reilly to show up The meetings are delayed be- menting with them when redcaps Auxiliary and is a member of the at the meeting of tha governing cause the governing body hears became scarce here, at Evans- borough Tercentenary Commit- body. people who have" matters to ville and Montgomery, Ala. tee, Trade Conncil and Taxpay- bring before It prior to the start Mayor Reilly said he had sent The carts are smaller than investors ers' Association. the letters to new residents here, of official sessions, Mr. Reilly explained. those used in supermarkets but Mrs. Wefob has also been urging them to attend the public they'll handle at least a half active with the Community Cen- sessions of th» Township Com- "But we will try to do better," dozen bags — and there's We are always glad to supply facts regarding ter Club through which she mittee, and explaining that all he promised. charge for using them. helped establish dancing classes residents are welcome to listen stocks or bonds you hold or are interested for adults and children and to all proceedings and to make In purchasing. But even with such facts, you a course in first aid. She heads comments or suggestions and the committee which arranges criticize, if they wish. BORROW'2200 may still be in doubt as to which securities annual Easter egg hunts and is a When he asked, at the con- are best for you. 1 Cub Scout den mother. clusion of Monday night's session In that case we suggest your talking it over with one of our Mr. Mancini, also a member which Included adoption of the REPAY '18» A MONTH account executives. He has the broad experience to assist you In of the Democratic Club, owns 1965 municipal budget, how many and operates the Mancini insur- of the 25 were present, only one LAtGCt AMOUNTS AT MOKWIONATI MTU making a selection that fits your particular needs. Homt Owners with or without existing mortgage! ance and real estate business In man in the audience of. 36 To acquaint you with Thomson & McKinnon service, we would long Branch. raised his hand. He was greeted CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS INTO ONE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT like to send you our releases. Born in Italy, he practiced law with spontaneous applause from REPAYMENT SCHEDULE the others present. there before moving to this coun- AMOUNT 15 YEARS Get Write for free copy of our current Business & Financial Review try 15 years ago. Prior to moving The mayor said he was not $ 2,200 $18.57 which Includet an Informative discussion on COAL STOCKS. to this area, where he has been discouraged. 3,000 in business 12 years, he taught "I will continue to try to 25.32 .additional English in Fort Meade, Md. gender interest In our community 5,000 45.20 THOMSON &M?KINNON Mr. Mancini belongs to several government," he said. 10,000 84.39 cash 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch CA 2-4310 ice boating clubs and the Long 2 Broadway, N.Y. 4- HA 2-5100 20 East 46th St., N.Y. 17 •YU6-04O0 Branch Elks Lodge. He is mar- the mayoral, candidate empha- International Mortgage Assoc. 625 Madison Avj. N.Y. 22 • PL 1-3800 ried and has three children at- sized that he has made no deals tending Star of the Sea Academy with anyone and that he seeks 22 Haddon Ave., Camden, N. J. MIMIEIS NIW YOK STOCK EXCHANGf AND OTHEK niNCIPM in Long Branch. . election only because "It's time ' In Red Bank Call SH 7-2662 KCUUTY AND COMMODITY KCHAN6IS Commenting on his campaign, or a change."

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Drown by SAM DAWSOM NEW YORK (AP) - American better break in their bid for th< firms investing abroad are ac- rich European market and that cused of everything from export- American capital there won't be ing jobs to a share in the blame penalized. for the shrinkage in the treas- He adds that eventually Britai ury's gold hoard. will be admitted to the common And some' have wondered if market, even if today French they weren't caught in the middle President de Gaulle opposes ii In the fight between France and And American investments Britain over the future make-up abroad may slow their fast pace of the European common market. of recent years for economic Some are taking a second look rather than political reasons, (t their plans for Investing there; whether these be European ob- But some kind words for Amer- jections or American policy. ican investors are coming today The second source, an Ameri from two sources. can bank with much international The President of the European business, takes a look at the role economic community, Walter of American investments abroad. Matinee "Super-Right" Quality—U.S. Govt. Inspected Hallstein, says that some Ameri- Its verdict: can products will be getting a The private sector of the U.S. Tea Bags economy has a good report card. FRESH BROILING or FRYING It hasn't added to the U.S. def- icit in the balance of payments, READY-TO- People in but has offset it to some exten COOK the economists at the First Na- tional City Bank of New York Marvel hold that the deficit comes from The News government dealings of various Ice Cream By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS kinds with other nations. CHICKENS Atessandro Moleta mayor of In addition, European invest- 100 ii! Zeme Lometlina Italy was faced ments in the United States top 4 flavor* «onr. *"' WHOLE with a problem when the man who American private investment MOO Extra Plaid Stamp* I wound the village tower clock re- abroad by $15 billion to til bil Split, Cut-Up tired. Moleta appointed a village Hon. I With Coupon and Purchase of j Marvel or Quartered watchman to take over the task The implied Inference: $7.50 or More but the man was too big to U.S. industry is getting more fi- Mi « AW ItorM «Mi NiM Shapa I squeeze through the 20-inch-squarenancial help from aboard In cre- White Bread bole leading to (he clock tower. ating* Jobs than American Invest- Slic.J c | Expires Tut*.. Mar. 12th, 1943 j The mayor took on die daily chore ments so far have added to the 2 '*- 33« DtfclwnwrrtCtiicl.il... Limit on* p«r Adult Cuttonwr himself. European economy. W 32Ik. • IstVM Tobacco Product* fmti Ml* jnd Alcdutle The other side of the picture Cranberry Sauce Brand III. B«varacM axampr from PfaM Stamp Offar. John S. Dickey president of is conceded by the U.S. Depart- ment of Commerce which says My-T-Fine Dartmouth College has come up IH( Chuck—BOM la HS«pir.RI|ht" Qiillt2y 8 with an Interesting statement to government grants and capital people who don't read books: They outflows do affect our foreign trade. It adds there's the com- Frmsh Frult$ and Vegetables/ are not in the minority. While vis- CALIFORNIA ROAST 59! SMOKED CALAS 35! plication of "private capital oui First ol till Stnan iting in Atlanta Ga. he told an Ragultr BCMlMt Front Cats "t.ptr-III.M" duality—SHIN flows which may stimulate ex AIIFWn 4MS*. 1 s interviewer that about SO per centports while the capital is trans k of the American population has ferred, but, in some instances, Brisket Beef £f 9 Soup Beef r47t -• "69,! ASPARAGUS - - 37' never read a book. may contribute to the construc- Helm ,t tion abroad of productive facili Large Turkeys 39,! California Atty. Gen. Stanley ties which compete with our do- Beef Short Ribs SMOKED GRAPEFRUIT 10*59' Mosk says "greedy manufactur- mestically produced goods." •J mm |_ Brown Mustard * PIECES 29 k ers" are spending vast sums to Tackling the investment prob> 89' Bacon Ends oppose legislation which would ' Red Apples "- 2 35* lem in its monthly economic let- ',"11* Irani neons tighten control over dangerous ter, the New York Bank says .JL. 29! Jwordfish Steak *Z 59,! HeW 6reen f^^ «,« drugs. Their "only thought is in that in 1962 private long term in- Chicken Wings J profit rather than public service'' vestments abroad came to $2.' 1AC C he told the United Auto Workers billion, private short term asset! Swift's Meats Fried Shrimp <&ZZ7S? Washed Spinach E25 conference in Sacramento Calif. abroad increased by 600 million Chicken Backs and probably another $900 mi for Babies King Savang Vathana of Laos lion flowed abroad unrecorded. Silfll Iceberg lettuce :19' and his prime minister Prince But offsetting this the ban] Souvanna Phouma left Moscow pdts income on Investing abroad SnowWhHt Monday and flew to Peking. They is $3.6 billion and the long term Mushrooms ' J4- 9 were seen off by various Soviet capital inflow from abroad at Cash Savings on Fine Groceries! and Red Chinese officials. •" $500 million. This give the privatt Brussels Sprouts Laotian party had gone to Most sector a $200 million assist to thi Duz Detergent •lit Ptitr Brand—Inporiad Slid from Poland in concluding an balance of payments. tensive tour 'of countries Beyond this American exports Premium PKIC VAtz. Salad Mix participated in the 1962 of $18.2 billion and income from llb.7» 21b tint agreement on Laos. 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M. ^^ t A.M. to • r.u. r-—'— Monday thru Thursday 'til 9 P. M. l-rmays ui IU Y. M. Opcn FrU (0 8 p M Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. W. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. • Fridays 'til 10 P. M. . Sunday* 9 A. M. to I P. M. No Meat Department Fridays '111 10 P. M. Sundays » A. M. lo 6 P. M. Kolls tri Win in State Bulldogs Whip Manville, 68-58 FREEHOLD — Rumson-Fair shooting department, Vernori Haven Regional got off winging Paulson, Jeff Reardon and Jim In the 45th annual N. J. State Robinson, all hit in double fig- Interscholastic Athletic Associa- ures and Jay Benedict and Jim tion tournament by •whipping Larrabee leaned and leaped In Manville, 68-58, In the nightcap of gaining control of the back- a Central Jersey Group 2 double- boards for the Bulldogs quintet. header on Freehold Regional Only a 25-18 fourth quarter High's court last night. scoring bulge by the Manville In the first game, Pennington five cut down the final bulge. edged Hightstown in a thriller, Moving from a 14-11 first quar- 49-42. ter lead, the Bulldogs steadily Rumson-Fair Haven will meet spurted until they led by 1' Pennington in (he second game points, 50-33, entering the finai of a twinbill at the Asbury Park eight minutes of play. Convention Hall Saturday night. Paulson and Reardon pumped In the 7 o'clock opener. Point in 18 and 15 points, respectively, Pleasant Beach meets the win- in the first three quarters as the ner of last night's Franklin Bulldogs built tup their insur- TownsihipiMiddlesex tilt. Both mountable lead, are Jersey Group 2 quarter-final Manville, which closed out its round clashes. season with a 9-12 record, never Coach Don Trotter's Bulldogs, threatened in the fourth quar- who boosted their record to 18-2, ter as Rumson, with Reardon never trailed in the contest as scoring five points and Paulson Manville tied the score only adding four, moved out to a 23- once, 1040, in the late stages of point spread, 63-40, with more SCRAMBLE FOR BALL — Rumson-Fair Haven Regional's Jim Larrabee, bending over ball, tries to come up with the first quarter. than three minutes left in the "Big Three" Sparkle contest. tha elusive pill in NJSIAA tourney tilt vs. Manville last night at Freehold. Players in on the action are, left to right, Rumson's Big Three in the Paulson Scores 22 Jay Benedict, Rumson; Bob Patrylo, Manville; Wayne Kosensky, Manville Ion floor); Jeff Reardon, Rumson; Steve Paulson, a junior, finished high Bratek and Bob Weber, both Manville, and Rumson's Vern Paulson. Rumson took a 68-58 triumph, in Central Jersey scorer in the game with 22 mark- Group 2 play. , Bradley is Ivy ers, 10 from the.free throw line. Reardon dumped1 in 19 markers and Robinson added 13. Loop Player Of Three players also scored in double figures for the losers. OFF IT GOES — Three Man/ille High School defender! Baseball's Noble Experiment NJSIAA Week 2d Time Bob Patrylo led the trio with T points, mostly on drives, while are «ll eyes ai Rum«on-Fair Haven Regional'* Jeff Rear- With the pressure so heavy Steve Bratek and Wayne Kosen- don fires a jump shot in last night's NJSIAA tournament Expanded Strike Zone Undergoes Acid Test that sellout crowds could feel it sky tabbed 15 and 13 markers, clash at Freehold Regional High. Surrounding Reardon Tourney to a man, Princeton's basketball respectively. Seven oi Kosen- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "It will make for more ag- Most hard hitters like ches team leaned heavily last week- are, left to right, Wayne Kosensky, Ron Skobo and Bob Baseball's noble experiment, gressive hitting," says Manage! high pitches that groove the sky's points came on charity end on its sophomore mainstay, tosses. < Weber. Rumson-Fair Havan took an easy 68-58 victory the expanded strike zone, gets Johnny Keane of the St. Louii plate. They're easy to conver Bill Bradley. its acid test in spring training Cardinals. "A hitter won't dan into home runs. Rumson dumped in 26 free in the Central Jersey Group 2 tilt. Schedule The heralded newcomer from throws to tlie Spartans' 12 in a and will be unveiled when the be so choosey if they start callin Umpires to Gather regular season starts. the high ones strikes. Then Crystal City, Mo., responded in foul-filled contest. Manville had After a few practice games the won't be so many bases on ball FRIDAY typical style as he paced his a 23-21 edge in field goals. It is already the subject of ar- umpires plan to get together for and the hitters won't wait si At A. P. Convention Hall teammates to twin victories over A total of 21 players saw ac- gument and controversy. Some a full scale discussion of how much for two strikes." GROUP 2 Cornell (78-65), and Columbia tion in the tilt, 12 for Rumson Gubner Can't Use cynics even think umpires will to call balls and strikes. From forget all about it, since the call- Stengel's Comment CENTRAL JERSEY (64-55), and to at least a share as mentor Trotter cleared his this could come the first clear of the 1963 tvy League cage ing of balls and strikes is so per- Manager Casey Stengel of thi First Round bench 'in the closing minutes. indication of what effect Flick's rown. sonal a matter. New York Mets isn't so sure, p.m.—Manasquan vs. Wall O F P O F proposal will have on the game The Tigers, who lost earlier to Rumson f6S> Manrllle (53) Covered Shot Put Twp. The change in the strike zone "If you ain't a high ball hitte of baseball. ft 10 22 Bratek rule is the idea of Commissioner t should help the pitcher, tha GROUP 4 Cornell, had a real tussle with T ft IS KosenHky 3 7 1! Of the key problems is deter- the Big Red, holding only a 37-33 12 4 Patrylo sir NEW YORK (AP) - Big Gary door meets this winter because Ford Frick. Hie object is to try s if you're a batter and weak CENTRAL JERSEY t 5 13 Petru i o to kill the dead spots in the on the high ball. If you're a mining the strike zone from the First Round halftime edge. Bradley tallied 20 I 2 < Blaslak 0 O Gubner was told yesterday he this is standard Amateur Athletic actual batting stance or cocked 0 2 2 Schulu 0 O game, caused by too many bases pitcher who's wild it should 8:30—Perth Amboy vs. Linden points In the first half, 19 more 0 0 OKroll 1 O can't throw the leather-covered Union equipment for indoor position that a batter assumes in the second half, picked off 10 2 Wdief 0 O shot in the IC4A Track and Field meets. on balls and too many changes of help." At Sayreville H. 5. 0 0 OSkobo 3 1 just before he swings. It is then 0 0 0 Championships Saturday at Madi pitchers, and to give a better Said one baseball veteran: GROUP 3 20 rebounds, passed off ably, and But the IC4A - a shortened that an umpire marks out the held his man without a field goal. 0 0 0 son Square Garden. break to the pitchers. "The strike zone had shrunk so First Round 10 2 name for the Intercollegiate As- imaginary lines that constitute Twenty-four hours later, The New York University mus- sociation of Amateur Athletes of Frick doesn't like the phrase, much that you hardly ever saw p.m.—Neptune vs. Madison 21 26 68 23 12 5S the strike zone. In other words, cle man, shooting for an unprece- "speed up the game," but that's anyone swing at the first pitch Twp. at Rider, Trenton against a fired-up Columbia five, .11 10 12 25-« America — has always insisted :he full upright position as well Rumson U 17 19 18—«8 dented 65-foot mark indoors, had what it amounts to. It was a regular thing for the PAROCHIAL A which^ had upset Penn the- night Officials —Pilala i Lte. on the Bare metal shot. requested that he be permitted Under the new rule the top o! count to go to 2-2 and even 3-2. as an exaggerated crouch have SOUTH JERSEY before>. Bradley accounted for 11 -The reason for the difference to use the covered shot instead the zone is raised from the arm- When you consider that a lot nothing to do with the actual Quarter-Finals first-half points, added 22 more is this. AAU meets arc usually of the unadorned 16-pound ball pits to the top of the shoulders, more foul balls are being hit now strike zone. 7 p.m.—CBA vs. Camden Catho- down the stretch, rebounded 12 Calls Arizona held indoors where the target • and the bottom is dropped from than 25 or 35 years ago, you can The new rule came Into being lic times, and again held his men The IC4A oonvmittee, headed area is a wooden floor while the IC4A traditionally is staged on a above the kneecaps to the knee- see how all this slowed down this way. Frick proposed it to 8:39—Holy Cross (Riverside) vs. scoreless from the field. In all by Asa Bushnell, said, "No, dirt surface. In the .case this caps themselves. The width is the game. The reason for the the rules committee, the chair- Notre Dame (Tregton) he scored 72 of Princeton's 143 Harness Capital sorry," Gubner must make his week, a special dirt area is to still the width of the plate. foul balls, of course, is that al- man of which is his assistant, SATURDAY points in the two victories. bid with the uncovered shot. be provided at the Garden. Width of a Baseball most everyone is swinging for Charlie Segar. It is'a five-man- At Camden Convention Hall En route to his final bag, the Of the Future "It would be unjust and un- the home run nowadays." committee, the others being two Tiger soph established two new justified to change tradition on So, should Gubner hit 65 feet "It's not a major change," PAROCHIAL B PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -James Divided Opinion each from the two major leagues. Princeton records and one new such short notice," the commit- this week-end, it cannot be con- Frick insists. "It is a return to SOUTH JERSEY Dunnigan, president of Arizona Acceptance was a foregone con- Ivy mark. He has scored 387 tee notified the NYU coach, Joe sidered an official indoor record what we had before, many years Opinion on a typically hard hit- Semi-Finals Harness Raceway in nearby clusion. points in Ivy play, bettering the Healey. but would have to be noted in the ago. The old rule, which is the ting team like the Cardinals was 1 p.m.—St. Rose vs. Gloucester Buckeye, said yesterday that same as the new one, was divided. Wants Faster Game Catholic former Nassau mark of 322 by Gubner has been putting the record books with an asterisk, night harness racing in Arirona leather-covered shot in the in Roger Maris home run style. changed because the umpires Said Bill White: "I don't like Despite Frick's avowal that It At A. P. Convention Hall Pete Campbell. His 39 tallie: could begin by January, 1965. were not calling it that way. is not an important rules change, against Cornell represented Gubner's best indoor shot put t. It just gives the umpires more GROUP 2 Dunnigan, owner of a training What has happened is that we and merely a return to the good another new Princeton record. was 64 feet, 11% inches a year room to guess. Now you're no' CENTRAL JERSEY track and barns to house 5 have added about the width of old days of fast and well pitched And his season total of 153 free- ago with the leather-covered ball. going to know wherher to swing Quarter-Finals horses, said his group envision Getchis Topped a baseball to the top and to the ball games, most observers con- throw conversions topped by four His top efforts this season were at that high ball or not." 7 p.m.—Ft. Pleasant vs. Frank- a multi-million-dollar racewa] bottom of the strike zone. 1 sider it the most significant de- the old standard set in .1957 by 64-7 in the Los Angeles Times Said Stan Musial: "I don lin Twp.-Middksex winner operating up to 90 nights a sea- velopment in how the game is meet and MSy2 last week in the "I made some surveys last sea- think it will change a thing. Any 8:3t—Rumson vs., Pennlngton Chet Forte of Columbia. son. Rider Quintet In son and found we were averaging time a pitcher gets the ball up played in the last quarter cen- Moving onto a t:am which Knights of Columbus Games at At Rider, Trenton Commenting on the legisla- about seven bases on balls to a. that high it will be strictly acci- tury. Madison Square Garden. GROUP 4 showed only two veterans back ture's approval of the sport, he game, and five.changes of pitch- dental." Points, Rebounds His IC4A record is 64-%, made If it is enforced—and obviously CENTRAL JERSEY from last year, Bradley proved said Arizona could become the ers. That's too much. We want TRENTON — Big 6-8 pivotman with the uncovered iron ball. Said Ken Boyer: "It's just Frick means to have it enforced— Quarter-Finals a "take charge" player right winter harness capital of the to cut this down to get more ac- Randy Getchis, of Clark, paced something to create conversation It could mean one hour and a p.m.—Wcstfield vs. Asbury from the start. He paced the world. tion. I have had the feeling the I certainly don't think any of half instead of two and three the Rider College basketball Park Ivies in scoring for the season Dunnigan said plans call for home run situation was getting those pitchers are going to come hour games; more 20-game win- team in scoring and rebounding S-.3&—Hillside vs. Trenton and also in rebounding. Only housing up to 500 horses in a Chacon Due out of balance. Now I hope pitch- in there iigh. If they do, they ners in the ranks of pitchers; during regular season play. once all season did he fail to first-class operation before rac- the de-emphasis of such mighty The 230-pound senior and team ers can make the hitters swing." may not be around very long." reach at least 20 points in a ing starts In 1965. home run hitters as Mickey Man- ;ame. Three weeks ago he was captain sank 176 field goals and To Join tle, Roger Maris, Willie Mays, The governor has not yet 84 fouls for a total of 436 points Tourney named Ivy Player of the Week signed the bill, but is expected Rocky Coiavito, Norm Cash, in 25 games. Getchis averaged for his work in games at Brown to do so this week. Mets Today Yankees, Senators Harmon Killebrew, Frank Robin- and Yale which propelled the 17.4 points per game. His top son and Jim Gentile, and possi- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) Results Tigers back into the Ivy race. SSVCAMOR E FRIDAFIDAY WWOMEN'O S scoring effort was 36 against bly even the departure from the Now, for his superlative per- Am. Int'lIt'l . BowlBl . CorC4p 5 45 27 Drexel in the Palestra. — Shortstop Elio Chacon wired majors of fairly good hitters who Little Silver Cleaners ;_._« 2S the New York Mets yesterday GROUP 2 formances under championship 1st MMerchanth s Nat'l BBank . .43 tf 2fiH From the floor, Getchis sank can't handle either a very high Baynton's Linoieur that he would report to training In Trade Confab CENTRAL JERSEY conditions last weekend, Brad- Globe Petroleum _ _ 176 of 340 shots, hitting for a 51.8 stAke or a very low one. camp today. First -Round ley has earned his second se- Sycamore Lanes JSJJ per cent mark. In rebounding, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, a trade between the top and bot- Al's Mobil Bervloentcr «.fl -O-TJ At any event, it has everyone Rumson-F.H. 68, Manville 58 lection as Ivy League Basket- Mikes Toy Center 33*4 38H Randy hauled in 341 for a 13.6 Chacon is one of two Mets (AP): — Roy Hamey, general tom clubs of the American worrying and wondering. 'ennlngton 49, Hightstown 42 ball Player of the week. Shrewsbury Pharmacy 129 43 per game record. members who have not reported. manager of the New York League. Majestic Amusements 17 55 The other is outfielder Frank Yankees, and George Selkirk, hi The Rider five ended its regu- The cellar club needs infielders Iar schedule with a line 18-7 rec- Thomas, a stubborn holdout who ipposite number on the Washing- and would take either Phil Linz is remaining at his home in rd and posted impressive wins ion Senators, talked yesterday in or Pedro Gonzales. The Yankees Pittsburgh while negotiating his over such clubs as Lafayette, vhat may be the preliminary to would like another leftihanded 1963 contract. Fairfield, American University pitoher, because of the uncer- The Mets had another six-in- tainty surrounding Luis Arroyo, and Catholic University. The Broncs are playing In the NAIA ning intrasquad game, with the who is trying to recover from' Lavagettos beating the Hemuses Jockeys Are District 31 Tournament this week. arm trouble, and Marshall 7-1. Larry Foss, pitching the Bridges, who is recovering from Sophomore ace Jack Cryan, of irst three innings for the win- Accused Of a gunshot wound in the left leg. Trenton, set a new Rider foul ners, and Steve Dillon, hurling "Yes, I'd like another left- shooting record for a season's the last three, had a no-hilter handed pitcher," Hamey ad- >lay by completing 139 charity going until Ron Hunt banged a Buying Rides mitted. tosses. Tlie old mark of 133 had triple in the sixth and scored It is assumed he has his eye teen on the books since 1957. for the Hemus team on a balk. - BALTIMORE (AP) — R. Bruce ryan was also second to Getchis Livie, chairman of the Maryland on eitiher Don Rudolph or Steve Infielders Pumpsie Green and Hamilton, Senator southpaws. in scoring with a 15.2 average. Ted Schreiber, with a triple aul Racing Commission, yesterday Two other Bronc starters aver- promised a full investigation of The Yankees also would deal a single each, were bat stars for iged in double figures. Doug En- reports that jockeys and their for a right-handed pinch hitter the Lavagettos. Ires, of Landover Hills, Md., con- agents were purchasing rides at but Washington has nothing to lected at a 12.6 per game clip, Mike Hegan, son of Yankee Bowie Race Course. offer in that category. tile Dave Baker, of Belvidere, coach Jim Hegan, batted .306 as "If such activity proves to be Hamey said the Yankees are not interested in Gene Woodllng it for an 11.0 mark. a first baseman with Fort Lau- going on," Livie said, "I'll take derdale, Fla., last season. steps to halt it immediately. I either as a coach or player. The plan to talk to stewards, jockeys, 40-year-old left-handed batter was agents, representatives of the fired by the New York Mets LADIES DAY SPECIAL! Thoroughbred Racing Protective Sunday. Bureau and everyone else con- "Our coddling staff is set,' COMPLETE BEAR cerned at Bowie." Hamey saidT "And I know we FRONT-END William Boniface, Evening Sun don't need another- left-handed racing-editor, had charged that pinch-hitter. We already have some jockeys were buying rides Yogi Berra, Dale Long and John- ALIGNMENT on the top horses through deals ny Blandiard. arranged by their agents. Boni- "Cleveland offered me a right- and SAFETY CHECK handed pinch-hitter, Chuck Esse- • Correct caster face said some jockeys paid for & cam their mounts with sizable bets gian, when he was a holdout,' • Toe-In Hamey continued. "Gabe Paul • Balance frnnt for the trainers. lvtifiriri "Of course," Livie told Boni- called and offered him but • Itol&le & nafpty 95 wanted BlancJiard in return. I . check tiros face yesterday, "we must first • Agliut brnkfi, learn if this buying of mounts is asked him if he was going to clftrk fluid throw in John Romano, as I had level, chrck taking place as stated in your (or leaks. to have a catcher to take Blanch- 7 newspaper story. If it is, we'll ard's place. That ended that." COMPLETES INITIAL SEASON—The Shore Regional High School vanity basketball team which completed its cam- S9 TINTON FALLS find out and it'll bestopped. The paign !9itwe§kjVshown-fav aiQn'i.and-photo^^^ new guilty ones will be penalized;- Paul; Cleveland president, raded Essegian to Kansas City school. The players, left fo right, are, back row, Ken Adams, Pete Berger, Joe Centanni, Leon Cordner, Fred Kampf ESSO SERVICENTER RED BANK REGISTER for right-hander Jerry Walker, and Merv East wick; center, Paul Cosentino, Ron Reisner, John Kurzejewski and Donald Bochtold; and front row, 1191 Sycamore Avenue after offering the veteran out- "Stay there, fellows. I'll 16-Wed., March 6, 1963 ielder to the Yankees. Guy Knieriem and Tom DiNapoli, ' . . • ' " • toss it back!" CALL 542-9802 Robin McAlister, Rumson, Led RED BAM REGISTER Wcd\, March 6, 1963-17 New Shrewsbury Breaks MonmouthCoilegeRebounders Little Silver's Win Streak WEST LONG BRANCH - The lege became the new champions Coach Boylan, who has never Monmoutfi Collage varsity basket- of the CACC for the first time in suffered a losing season in his SHREWSBURY-New Shrews- Alex Johanson paced the New baU team ended its 1962-63 court Conference history. The Deacons seven years as head coach, can bury ended a four-game Little hrewsbury club with 22 points, season with a .500 record, 11 wound oup with a record of 6-2be contented with the fact that Silver win streak with a 65-50 de- while teammate Mark Finucane wins and 11 losses. in conference play. everyone from fliis year's squad cision in the feature Community added 14. The Hawks; who were made up Perhaps Monmouth's most out- will be returning next season. League game at I he Shrewsbury Joe Bruer was Little Silver's of all freshmen and sophomores standing victory of the season Boylan can be highly credited irammar School last week. lop scorer with 14 points. except for junior guard Larry was its 67-66 upset win over with developing five freshmen In the opener of the cage twin- Shrewsbury held a 25-17 half- D'Zio, were in a period ol re- heavily favored Montclair State during the season who should be bill. Shrewsbury dumped the lime lead over Rumson and held building after losing many of its headed for stardom In the next Rumson Boys' Club. 5 IJHI« Silver (50) two in a row. from Rumson, who was out of ac- O FP The defending champion tion for periods of the season "Buzz" Buzzelli and Dave VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP)-Re- Halaey 3 2 8 rtogera 2 10 Schlcmker O 2 Hawks finished In a three-way with a sprained thumb and later Murtha and played his back covered from a fainting spell of Johanaon O 8 court position with effectiveness. 3 1 1 Str»ctn 1 ID tie for second place in the Central on a severe virus attack, led the the day before, Los Angeles i 3 « Atlantic Conference this season Hawk varsity in this department Dodger coach Leo Durocher led 0 0 0 Dakeraon 10 2 Three junior varsity boys who I Bruer I ])( with a 4-4 record. Btoomfield Col- wit)) 144. saw limited action for the varsity his team to a 4-3 intrasquad vic- tory over the Charlie Dressens 22 20 64 23 « 80 were John Deegan, Long Branch, Hew Shrewntmry 8 !« 1» 23—«4 yesterday. JHle Sliver ....12, U 10 l»-«0 Holton Smith and Pete Andrews, Orriclala—Karlo ft Phlppi, riatawan, Don Drysdale, Phil Ortega and 8hr«wal>ury (501 Rnraua Ml) In comparison to the 1961-t2 rookie Norman Koch combined to O FP O FP limit the Dressens to eight hits. MoCue 3 3 Mtmmouth College team this Scherer 3 0 6 Ha«brouc« 4 0 8 car's squad looked very feeble. Drysdale made his first appear- Webb 7 0 14 f 3 O » SET FOR BOOSTER MEETING — Shore Regional High athletic director Bob Feeney, Weir * Martin 3 3 Last year's quintet averaged 86.6 ance of the spring, allowing no Schlasler Nolin 3 4 10 points per game to this year's left, and two of hit coaches, baseball mentor Al DeSantis, center, and football head runs and two hits in three In- Kdmunni 3 0 6 DtUntjr 10 3 64.5. However, defensively the nings. He faced the minimum n j 50 u 10 41 Dave Wuehter g«t r«adiy for Blue Devil Booster Association meeting tonight at the nine batters. Shrewsbury t 17 . » 1«—60 1962-63 team was equally effec- Rumaon Boya Club 7 10 10 IS—42 tive; each squad limiting the op- West Long Branch school. The trio will present films of Shore athletic teams in action. Bill Skowron, returning from Offlclala—Karlo k Fhlrpi. position to 66.4 points per game. Also on the schedule are reports on a fund raising dance and plans for an all-sports his grandmother's funeral in Chi- Perhaps Monmouth's chief weak- banquet in the spring. The meeting, open to the public, starts at 8,p'clock. cago, hit a triple and a two-run ness was in converting free single for the winners. Don Zim-4-Horse Spill throw attempts into points. The mer singled home another run. Hawks sank onl/ 57 per cent of their foul shots and many of itsListon-Patterson Wally Moon hit a home run Investigated losses can be attributed to the for the losers. Veteran Johnny failure on the foul line. New Jersey Podres pitched-the first three In- Radio Broadcast nings for the Dressens and was By Stewards Monmouth's leading scorer'for shelled for three runs on six hits. the season was 5'8" guard Gerry Durocher, 58, was In uniform ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) - Santa Bittenbinder., The former star Wins Approval News Briefs and feeling chipper again after Anita's stewards, reporting on a from Brick Township averaged becoming dizzy and almost faint- fouriiorse spill that marred last 14.1 points per game and scored NEW YORK (AP) - The Son- Saturday's MOWIOO-added derby, By The Associated Press ing while attired In a rubber 301 points for the season. Bitten ny Liston-Floyd Patterson heavy- warmup suit during Monday's said yesterday: weight title fight at Miami Beach binder, playing In his second sea- BV ASSOCIATED PRESS latest. The only pftfallj, she two intrasquad games. A doctor's "After a thorough investiga- son for the Monmoutti team, was April 10 will be broadcast by the TRENTON-The state. Sppreme examination pronounced him fittion, including a study of the also the team's assist leader and ABC Radio Network It was an- added, are possible weakening Court wants to know just exactly amendments which could de- to return to duty yesterday. patrol judges' reports, interviews its floor general. Second to Bit-nounced yesterday by Robert what "nonpoisonous.patent and with all tlw jockeys concerned, tenbinder In scoring was sopho- Pauley, the network's president. stroy the bill's effectiveness and proprietary medicines" are. The establish only a principle. and a full review of the motion more forward Tommy Farrell. The radio broadcast will start court spent more than an hour pictures, it is the opinion of the- Farrell, former star from Marist at 10 p.m., Pauley said. yesterday trying to find out how Rider Captures board of stewards that no care- High School, closed out the sea- UNION CITY-Frank Joseack, There will be no home televi- the state Pharmacy Board could lessness was Involved." son averaging 13.1 points per 45, was trapped and burned t One horse, Denodado, had to sion of the fight. It will be tele- enforce its 88-year-old drug law death early today in a two-alarm Tourney Victory game. This represents a two exempting patent and proprietary be destroyed'because of a broken point rise in average over his cast via dosed circuit to theaetrs fiie in his apartment at 2206 and arenas. drugs without ever defining them. LAWRENCEVILLE (AP) - leg. Four jockeys were thrown, freshman year. The 5'11" for- Central Ave. Joseack's mother, Rider College went into a scor- but escaped serious injuries. ward holds the school record for Chief Justic Joseph Weintraub Helen, suffered burns as flames SCARLET CAGER FETED asked the board to submit a ing splurge just before halftime scoring the most points swept the top-floor apartment of last night and defeated Frostburg freshman, 264. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - definition. Unless, he was enth-e four-story brick building. Sh lightened by a definition, Wein- was taken to North Hudson Hos- State (Md.). 90-52. In a semi- Fort Dix Romps Perhaps the most pleasing as- Don Petersen received the Frank final contest of the District 31, Hill Memorial Trophy last night traub said he didn't see how anypital, Weehawken. Mrs. Catherine pect of this year's basketball sea- judge could convict a man under Romano, an elderly invalid, wa NAIA basketball tournament at son at Monmouth College was thehonoring him as Rutgers' out- the Rider Gymnasium. ROBIN McALISTER, former Rumton-Fair Haven Regional standing basketball player. the law. The law was chal evacuated from the third floor by Over Monmouth outstanding success of the junior Ienged by John Anderson of An- High School eager, topped Monmourh. College's re- The trophy was presented to firemen using an aerial ladder. In a preceding game, Bloom- FORT MONMOUTH - Ths varsity unit. The "Little Hawks' derson's Market, Wildwood Crest, field College came from behind Fort Dix "Burros" warmed up boundert this pasf season with a total of 144 grabs. the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., senior About 40 other residents also fled ended the campaign with a 15-3 after he was fined $50 for selling the building. to whip Glassboro State, 70-60. for their appearance here in the McAlister, a 6-5 sophomore, was hampered much of the mark. The JVs lost only to Long at Rutgers' annual basketball a bottle of citrate of magnesia dinner. Rider meets Biomfield for theFirst Army Tournament next campaign by a sprained thumb -and virus attack, but Island University, St. Peter's without-the supervision of a phar- District championship ait week by trouncing Fort Mon- and Jersey City State. This was Petersen had an average of macist. The law requires all HEIDELBERG, Germany — o'clock tonight. There will be mouth, 129-87, Monday night at still led his closest challenger by 30. the best record a prep team ever 17.2 points per game and 16.8 re-medicines except ''nonpoisonous A train-car accident killed an no consolation game. the Post Field House. bounds to lead the team in both American soldier, his wile and turned in at Monmoutti. "Buzz's patent and proprietary medicines The Rider-Frostburg game wai The combined total of 218 boys" placed five men in double categories. Rutgers had a sea- and nonpoisonous domestic rem- their two children, the Army son record of 7-16. nip and tuck until only six min points was the largest point pro- figures for the season. Paul Herr, edies sold by retail dealers in announced yesterday. The Ar- duction game at the Monmouth NBA Brawl at N.Y. Sees my said the Sunday night acci- utes were left in the first half. (17.8), Kevin Lynch, Middletown, rural distracts" to be sold under Then Rider outscored the visi- court, five more than the Quan- (41.1), Larry Poland, (13.2), Bowling he supervision of a registered dent killed Spec 4 Lewis W. ico-Monmouth tilt back In Janu- Griffin, 24, his wife, Ann- tors, 20 to 4, and the halftime Wilt in Peacemaker Role Johnny Deegan (13.1), and Holton pharmacist. mark had Rider leading, 41-27. ary. Smith (11.1) all played out- BED BANK BUSINESSMEN'S Christian, 22, and their sons, All 11 Dix players scored, led standing ball tor the "Little W Bert, 3, and Michael, 1. Mrs. Rider had five men In double NEW YORK (AP) - Accord- footer Walt Dukes of Detroit into Stephen J. Grosa, Inc. __..~.'.46l WASHINGTON — A nationwide figures, with Dave Baker leading by the former Georgia Tech All- Hawks" this year. Airport Inn -43 consolidation of Internal Revenue Grffln was the daughter of Mr. ing to involved parties, towering a group of fans near the side- Sal'a Bartmra 41 and Mrs. Rngnor Mantrop of the pack with 20. George Lauder Amerlcan, Ron Keiser, with 33 The most surprising aspect of Sal'a Tavern 41 Service offices that would Include points. Wilt Chamberlain was more thi lines. GrllH Construction Co...... 37 5 Edward PL, Old Bridge, was high for Frostburg with 17. this year was the fact that just John Danlel'a Men'a Shop 36 a merging of tfie Camden, N. J., The non-league fray was peacemaker than combatant in After more than a minute of Crate'a Beveragea M district with the Newark, N .J..N. J. Griffin's father Uves In the furious fight last night in action, order was restored by about the only person on theProgressive IJfe Ina. Co. 3O',O'44 Atlantic Beach, Fla. Dix's 17th consecutive victory Monmouth College campus who Marx Broj. .36 facility has drawn fire from Rep. and 27th in 28 starts. Monmouth the game at Madison Square Gar- special, police. Attles was ejecte. rted Bank Roofing; . 34 William T. Cahill, R-N. J. Secre- Bears Sign den between the San Francisco foresaw the dismal future for theLove Lane Tuxedoa .—.....12 has now lost six in a row for a from the game. 1962-63 Monmouth College varsity Wa'H A Leo'a Chevron —30 tary of the Treasury Douglas Dil- ENGLEWOOD — The Negrc 13-21 season's mark. Warriors and the Detroit Pistons. "I thought Wilt was fighting, Red Bank Recreation .30 was its leader, Bill Boylan. The Shrewsbury Manor Nure'r ••-28 Ion announced the big shilt yes- boycott of Lincoln Elememtarj The victors accumulated their 1 Bob Yaksick Players from both teams but then I realized he broke i popular skipper predicted at the 600 Serlei — Speed Tomalno 233, erday and said it could save $5 School, wheh began with nearl, total on 43 goals and the same agreed that the powerful Cham- up," said rookie Dave Debuss- onset of the campaign that his High Team Gam* — Sal'j Barter million a year. The total pla" n' 50 per cent of the pupils staying CHICAGO (AP) - Quarterback number of free throws. Mon- berlain helped break up thechere in the Pistons' dressing Shop BT4. Bob Yaksick of Rutgers Univer- team would be lucky to win 50 High Team Berlet — John Danlel'a calls for elimination of the Chi- out, had slipped to less than 2 mouth committed 32 fouls, and brawl, which was triggered near oom. per cent of its games. He felt Men'a Shop 2799. per cent as it entered its sev-sity has been signed as a defen- High Inri. oam» — Pat Elect 234. cago and New York regional of- Dix missed only eight charity the end of the third period when Detroit's Ray Scott called his squad was in a rebuilding High Ind. Serlea — Speed Tomalno ices, the merger of four district enth day today. While school au- sive halfback the Chicago Bears tosses. Dave Ricereto, with 16 Al Attles of the Warriors tangled Chamberlain a "real peacemak- (SOS. announced yesterday. year and a season of trials and 200 Club — Joe Tomalno 21», Paofficel s with other district offices thorities prepared for a legal points, was next to Keiser in with Bob Ferry of the Pistons er out there" and assistant coach experience _would be necessary Hlccl 234, Gene Tonzola 218, Jim showdown with the remaining Yaksick was the Bears' 19lhscoring as six Dixmen hit In Oltary 200, Rudy Flacher TOI, 213', in the same state, and a trim- Attles threw Kerry over his Earl Lloyd of the Pistons said: before a real winning season Walter Dohm 202, Bud Sradshaw 210, ming of operations in 12 more of holdouts, Negroes elsewhere in choice in the National Football double figures. head and jumped on him, then "That -Chamberlain is real could be attained. 203; Bubay Burns 205, 203; Bill Harney 218, Jim Purnock 213, Paul Albrecht the present 62 district offcies. the state planned another dem- League's player draft. He is from Jim Lynch paced the Mon- other players from both sides strong. I couldn't begin to get 203, Henry Canonlco 201, H»: Armand onstration aimed directly at Gov.Clairton, Pa. mouth scoring with 25 points, Joined in. Chamberlain waded in Crupl 232, Don McCue 210. Harry Attles off Ferry, but Wilt jus Greenwood 206. Phil Bretz 200, BUI WASHINGTON — Trying to Richard J. Hughes in hopes ol 'Yaksick was a fine olfensive while Jim Carter entered the tossing Bailey Howell of the Pis-picked Attles up and almost took Mlnery 20(1, Lou Calarco 204, Chum getting the state to intervene a Chandler 202. Howard Gate 213, Annie convince male law-makers of quarterback as a senior after two game in the second half and tons two-thirds of the way across my arm with him." Demeter Set Vechla 218, Bob lorchardt 219, John the need for an equal pay bill once in the Englewood School years on defense," said Bear reeled off 17 points. the court and dumping seven- Galatro 200, To* Savase 201, Hike Chamberlain gave this accoun To^ono ->*?. Bob Hemollnr 225, Sonny for women is old hat to Rep.dispute. The number of absentees Coach George Halas, "But weFt. Monmouth atting practice against the Toronto 188 Marge VanPelt 185. Marr Hop pitching machine, but is working Montreal 25 17 19 69 ' second by taking a pair from "I blocked a shot and wathse switch last springy Although kln'j 190. Philadelphia, Buffalo moved into chasing the ball and the next he never reminded anybody of it out and he is spending some Detroit -....H 2J » M ELM LANE BOWLEBEPTF.S time In instructing the rookie New York 18 33 II 47 fifth by virtue of a three-game thing I knew Attles turned on Pie Traynor, he did a capable W sweep over Albany, and New Jer- ..eat End Cleaner 44 outfielders. Boston ..., 14 3J 15 « me. He didn't hurt me." job. The acquisition of Harold's Radio * Elec. 37 sey moved out of the cellar by Ferry and Chamberlain mixed from Pittsburgh in an off season Professional Pharmacy .—31 TODAY'S GAMES blanking Washington. deal freed Demeter for his nor- Eat-N-Donuta .29',S Boston at Toronto it up earlier this season in San Natural Gaa Appliance 28H f 11.20 Payoff Tony Sparando's 442 led thFranciscoe , with Ferry coming mal outfield duty. He will open Boflfld Service Station ^Cli Chicago at New York j Perry'a Bowllnff Supply .-.25 Hawks while Teata Semiz had out of it with a fleeding nose. the season in left field. Monmouth Queens .BO1^ Sets a Record a big 479 for the Indians. I really enjoyed the experi- COO Serlea — Dot McCue 103, 1 15&-S41. ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) - ' Jack Winters powdered the ence," said Demeter in the Phils fere's a record dally double REMEMBER! pins for games of 265 and 234Court Rules training camp yesterday. Play- that Is not the envy ol every and his 499 two-game total was ing third was quite a challenge. Today In ALL YOU CAN EAT! the best of the day as he led his horse player: $11.20. I think it made me a better Washington • Breakfast $1.25 Baltimore club over Philadelphia In Favor player because now I know I can That's the amount returned In a high scoring match. Aiding By The Associated Press on a U wager yesterday after • Lunch $1.00 play more than one position. I President Kennedy holds news Winters were Robbie Robinson ound out that I could play third two short-priced favorites, • Dinner $1.50 with 457 and Vince Luccj with Of Pender conference. Punic War and Prince Cloud, capably. But I suppose I prefer HOUSE 450. For the losers Al Boccardo NEW YORK (AP) - An ap-to lay the outfield. I always did won the first two races at 'posted a 479, Joe Ostroski 437 Considers budgets of the Latoor Santa Anita. PAT'S COCKTAJL LOUNGE peals court yesterday unanimous- when I was with the Dodgers." and Banking Committees. and Fred Lening 435. ly annulled the action of the Demeter is a serious minded It was the smallest payoff 17-23 E. River Rd. Rumson Darwin Limmer starred in a Foreign Affairs Committee since they started dally double New York Athletic Commission young man with deep religious hears Assistant Secretary of losing cause for Albany as he convictions. He and the Yankees' betting at the track two years Open Daily 7 A.M.-l A.M. tossed a 493 total. Nin Angelo's stripping Paul Pender of State iMartin in closed session ago. Previous low was $13.40. Bobby Richardson recently re- on subversion In Latin America. 448 and Sam Borrasca's 444 high- Brookline, Mass., of his share of turned from a trip to japan lighted the win. Buffalo has now • Commerce subcommittee hears the world middleweight. boxing where they spoke to brotherhood industry witnesses on proposal to won 11 m a row and has moved meetings. from the cellar into, fifth place. title last November. suspend equal rime requirements SAVE AND EARN I Four more weeks remain in the The.action was taken by the ATLANTIO HlallUNDfl WOMEN'S in presidential campaigns, Appellate Division, First Depart- COMMERCIAL SENATE Currenr f pro competition for $15,000 in t, W I. prizes. ment, of the State Supreme Grand Plaza 50 Not in session. OL Dividend I Court. '' Dwlghti Al TEARS OF DEFEAT — Patty Babchich, Uniontown, Pa., Parkway Shell 45 Antitrust subcommittee opens /(/ Per Annum I New York The commission took the title White Crystal hearings on packaging bill. High School cheerleader, isn't cheering as she watches 4 'rom Pender and awarded it toAtlantic Recreation Boston en.1 Investigations sub- Nigeria's Dick Tiger, who wastlnntlo Ha,rdwa school's basketball toam lose in Pittsburgh in ploy with Baltimore .. omeo's , committee continues closed hear- Philadelphia recognized as champion by theCaruao Eaao .35 ings on award of TFX plane Norwin, Pa., team during basketball tournament. While World .Boxing,,Association. Ocean View Bar 33',4 -Buffalo r...: t|anUo.-Bdkery .™,,,,.-M54 contract. Patty cries, another cheerleader, Georgia Teusie, watch- Pender had been recognized as uliana _....~ .Jit Is- Albany MO Serif a — Barbara Mouraux • 200, et solemnly. Norwin't victory snapped Uniontown'j 36- Long Branch • Keyport • Holmdel New Jersey champion by New York, Massa- H, 16S6M, The New York Meta traveled a 10 chusetts and Europe, 200 Olul) — Barbara Mouraux 200, game winning itreak. "' IAP Wirephoto) Oalrimrst e Middletown r Washington PattOoldibury 201. total of 34,753 air miles In 1982. APARTMENTS RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS ft TRUCKS B0A13 AND ACCESSORIES HELP WANTE&trFEMALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS 18—Wed., March 6, 1963 IMTERMATION>L TJHVELAJX itT MEAT, GROCERY, CKUCATEBUBK- lion wagon. Ttyi If I, cot chance to USED OUTBOARD SALE SALESWOMEN - ReaJ mpney mik«r lot young m»l>. Pick up and Pay a million to find a vehicle like this,' In busy Bhopplaf center. Call 87M100 17' Du Crmlt 40 h.s. Ivinrude. electric ImmedlaM opeolnsi for flv« uabiticiu or 87J-1770. , UNPAID BALANCE ONLY ON MANOR EAST LOST AND FOUND Thti Is a heavy duty vton chassis women to call on expectant mothers, with 650-16 truck tlrei. yet due to II .urt, tern. •tore area. Hlgb communion, car si- OULK — Higb volume, modern two- BEAND NEW •tatlOD wagon appearance, you ca IT' Peanon UberflM. 3S Johnson 1700 NEW FOUR AND FIVE ROOM LO*T EntfUi bullaoi. tan anil 17' Penn Yan, 35 Kveurude and trailer, lowucs paid. All ]e*4s fumlsbed, lull bay neighborhood • highway- tyjx Three Room Outfits BUI." Fair Haven. drive It' on the parkway. We sold Mil 1800. *trainin g program. Permanen~ t position" . service .station for lease. white mate, name vehicle new and know Its condition. 17' SportamK.n! , 25 Johnson, sleeps two, Applicant must have car and be bee Rt. 3» and Wilson Ave.. Fort Mon- Purchased ... . APARTMENTS SH 1-1328. Stop In and see It today. of the responsibility of pre-school or mouth. Eaxellent opportunity for rlghl Maurice Schwartz & Sons PAIR HAVE; YACHT WORKS grammar school aged children. To' ar- man. Paid training.. Stored . . , SUPERIOR MANAGEMENT — QUIET „ PUBLIC NOTICES HI W. Front St.. Red Bank. SH 7-O781 FWr Haven BH 7-3010 range for Interview call PL 6-1200 and HE Mm 9 to 5 weekdays, CO 4-31«: ask for Mr. Feist. nights, weekends. And Never Delivered! BARGAIN - An? DCU von want to PRIVATE STREET IN FINEST RUMMAGE SALE — Saint Mark's 1952 OLDSMOB1U5 98 — Good condl own. Lew bank rues. Financing ar HYGIENE GULF — Two-bay, modem, nelghbo OUTFIT #84631 "KELLY" Plrtih House, Keanaburg. March 5, 6, tlon. Cull rangemenia completed to Out call at hood service station for lease, Hazlel ESTATE SECTION 7, 8, and 9. I0;00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m SH 1-4438 • any ol our offices. THE MONMOUTH area. Modern&--Orignally 1963 OLD&MQjBHJ£ — j?our-door aeda- COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH I. DIAPER,SERVICE Present dealer Florida bound, wll $498 Good running condition. No reasonabli 000 823 North Avenue'" Plalnfleld, N. J. make deal. Excellent opportunity to: UNITS START AT $140 PER MONTH AUTOMOTIVE ffer refused. 03 1-1621. right man. Paid training. Unpaid Balance MEDICAL SECRETARY — Mature, HE 6-M6S, 9 to 5 weekdays. CO 4-316. $296 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — V-8, experienced, good salary. Write nights, weekends. FULL DINING ROOMS AUTOS & TRUCKS two-door hardtop, yellow and whlti BUSINESS NOTICES 'B.M.," Box 511, Red Bank. Terms—$3 Weekly radio, healer, 5650. 842-1O05. SALE OR LEASE — Luncheonette ol AIR-CONDITIONING STATION WAGONS STATION WAGONS 1948 KAISER — Hebullt engine, gooc DOMENICO PRIMERANO — Carpen- SALESGIRLS — Experienced preferred. beach front, fully equipped. Seasonal o OUTFIT #92641 "ELLIS" 1S61 DOGS three-seat wagon equipped ter, contractor. All kinds of carpenter Sylvette's children's department, Mid' year round. Recreation room, parkin* Danish—Originally 12'REFRIGERATORS with automatic, power steering. tires. Call after 5 p.m. work, alterations. SH 1-9763. dletown Bhopplng Center. See Mrs. lots Includes year round home, l: 1S60 PLYMOUTH three-Beat wagon, 842-0750 Oreen, Friday or Saturday. Main St., Keansburg. .$785 KITCHEN EXHAUST FANS fully equipped. TON GMC RACK BODY — Prii FIREPLACE SCREENS repaired and Unpaid Balance 1959 CHEVROLET aix-cylinder wagon. for quick sale. F350, 7 Burllngtoi made to order. Bright Acre. SH 7-5555. IIOMEMAHBIl — Experience neces- 1958 PLYMOUTH three-sent wagon. Ave., Leonardo. Bright Btore, SH 7-2222. sary. Must love children. Take MORTGAGES $483 INDIVIDUAL THERMOSTATS STOP IN AND DRIVE ANY OP CHARLES UOWER - Mason Con- charge of modern home, four chil- Terms—$5 Weekly THESE TODAY. 1959 SIHCA — Good condition, $463. dren, for two months, mother III, STORAGE ROOMS Call tractor. No job too small. 8H 7-4479 or Maurice Schwartz & Sons must sleep in. Salary open. Call 560- OUTFIT #76320 "OTTO" OCEAN NEARBY HI W. Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-0787 7360. DEBT CONSOLIDATION l'WO CHRYSLER — Two-door hardtop. INCOME TAX RETURNS—Individual!, Colonial—Originally 19S9 FORD RANCH WAGON — Green, Power steering, brakes, raulo. Excel small business. BARB SERVICES, 210 WAITRESS AND COUNTER GIRL, HOMEOWNERS ONLY $621 RIVER NEARBY automatic transmission, heater. Good Bdwy,, CA 9-3500. Long Branch. ED'S SNACK BAR, 340 Oceanport lent condition. LI 2-432:!. Ave.. Oceanpprt. LI 2-9770. CONSOLIDATE ALL. YOUH DEBTI Unpaid Balance condition. J050. SH 1-6321 or BH 1- INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared at INTO ONE PAYMENT. NO RE SHOPPING NEARBY 4586. 1958 0UWM0B1LE 88 — Convertible, your home or mine. 25 years experi- $3»2 white, new white uip, good condition PART-TIME CASHIERS— Experienced TAPE, PAST SERVICE. MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS 1950 STUDEBAKER - J35. Call 842-2113. ence. J. Murtha 747-C759. and non-experienced. SHOP-RITE Mld- Terms-$4 Weekly 1951 NASH—For parts. Call 7ST-91T5 INCOME TAX RETURNB Prepared, at dletown, Route 35 and New Monmouth EMPIRE JERSEY CORVETTE — 1861, school teacher Rd. Apply In person. And More^-Lots More , . alter 5 p.m. must sell. Excellent condition. Blac your horns or business. MORTGAGE CORP. JSB2 VOLKSWAGB:N SEDAN — e.'joo with white top, and red upholstery, SH 7-2662 Mu 1-0 EXPERIENCED OPERATOJ1S Save on Individual Rooms alsc miles, excellent condition, 31,450. Call HO 2-C225. A-l gUAUTY TV SERVICE WANTED — On dresses and suits. Real Estate PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. »!ter 6, SH 1-4337. Expert repairs OQ all makes Will pay good salary. 787-4S16. Home Office: 203 Washington Et. %5 KOIU> STATION WAGON — Fou; Newark New Jersey FIELD FURNITURE SINCE 1894 1659 OLDSMOB1LE 88 FIESTA WAG- loor, uutomfltlc. power steering. 1275 Specialist on color. Call 842-3295 WAITRESS AND COOK WANTED. ON — Full power, extra snow tlrps, Call CA 2-8775. INCOME TAX RETURNS — Business ALL YOU CAN EAT 17-SB W. River CALL CA 2-8700 WAREHOUSE DEPT. 60 WHITE ST. RED BANK, N. J. radio, heater, whltcwall tires, gleam- or Individual. Bfitabllshed .twelve years Rd., Rumson. Apply in person only Ing whit*. SH 1-B145 alter 4 p.m. 1959 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent con- in tbli area. Margery Trovato, trading between 9-4 p.m. Our BONDED representative will cal 741-7200 741-1900 747-5424 dition. 28.000 miles. Radio and heater. at your home at your convenience. 7-11 East Front St. 1958 KARMANN GKIA — Very fine 5950. 566-7358. as Reliable Tal Service Call 67M289 WOMEN — Telephone sales. Excellent condition. J1050. Call alter live. SH 7- for appointment. working conditions. Cheerful office. Sal- HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? Keyport, New Jersey Directions: Broad Bt,, Red Bask, turn east at Monmouth County Bank. 1959 MERCURY — Four-door Jiardtop. T. WALL.ING & SON — General con- ary plus commission. Hours 4 to 8, Your credit la good. First and secoai Wallace St. to MdU.ren St., ritfrt on WUUam St. to mod«l apartment Full power. Call Call OS 1-1047, Miss Kaye^ mortgages, 8H 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. Free Storage Free Delivei 1981 VOLKBWAGEN CONVERTIBLE- OS 1-2798 tractor, maaonry, painting, all repairs. Very good condition. Radio and heater. Free estimate. 787-12.18. Open Thursday and Friday Low mllease. Call BH 1-3111 or «rter 1955 CHRYSLER — Four-door aedai INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by HELP WANTED-MALE HOUSES FOR KENT 6 p.m. BH 1-7163. Jupt passed Inspection, good condition, qualified accountant. Call 291-2800 or INSTRUCTION 9 A.M to 9 P.M. APARTMENTS S8(l. 1960 OTUOBBAKER, good condi- PR 6-6189. other days 9 to 6 1960 CHEVROLET — Bel Air. Good tion, new battfsy, radio, heater, ?40. INDIVIDUAL TUTORING by math LEONARDO — 3)4 rooms, prtvatt NEPTUNE — Tore« bedroom ranch, oondltion. 291-1545. LAWN HAINTENANOE — teacher. Grades 7-12. Afternoons For Information — CO 4-3020 batb, entrance, all utilities fumlAbed. ltt tilth". lull cellar, carport O35. 787-M75 cleaned. Call after S p.m. evenlngB. Call 8H 7-0987. Business couple. 281-0317 after 0. KB 1-4S43 or LI 2-16S8. 1959 KARMANN OHIA — Radio, heat SK 7-OS73 1036 CLASSIC WOOD STATION WAG- er, excellent condition. SALESMAN ON — Dodge WeBtchester. Full restor- CA 2-9243 BOKOARZONE'B 25TH YEAR - Of CONLON IRONER TWO FURBISHED APARTMENTS — MANT FURNISHED and unfurnished ation, low ort&lnm mileage. Best olter landscape design, gardening and lawn A rewardlnj opportunity Is MERCHANDISE $25 In Rumson, ft block from bus. Adulti, rentals In all sizes and prices. Ella over *400. 842-1404. 1959 CHEVROLET — Privately owned. maintenance. Call LI 2-0718 for Tree available for a capable sales- SH 7-0396 pa and JSO with utilities. 8424666. Wiltshire Agency Realtor!, 1(80 Ocean Six cylinder Biscayne, two-door ledan Illustrated planting guide. BONGAR- man to represent a national FOR SALE Ave., Sea Bright, N. J. 842-0004. Open 1956 OLDSMOBILE • — Two-door hard- gruen, standard, radio and heater, white brewery in the central New LUAN PLYWOOD SALE - Luan pi BBLFORD — Four rooms and bath, seven days. ZONE'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY, Way- wood unfinished, $3.75 per i'xT sins top automatic, power brakes anil steer- wall tires, clean as new. |950 or bei aide Rd., New Shrewsbury. Jersey area. heat furnished. Business couple pre> ing Needs, body work. $250. SH 1- iffiT. SH 7-5877. SALE panel. On 10 piece quantities, $32.G Terrell. J87-081Z BEAUTIFUL FOUR-ROOM HOUSE — 8327. KNITTING — Crocheting, etc, custom- The position requires the ability itckcd up. That'B only 53.25 per pane! Adults only, no pets. TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS made. Baby things, shawls, afghans, to stimulate sales fit retail out- ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS RED BANE LUMBER TWO ROOMS FURNISHED — All utili- co 1*60 PLYMOUTH FOIIH-DOOR SEDAN. 1958 GMC with 16 yard garbage body. lets and onpremlse accounts. A. Two glass Inserts, one screen, weatti- Wall St. SH 1.5500 Red Bank ties, parking spact. 82 Shrewsbury Are you a standard transmission 1953 CHEVROLET pickup ruga handmade to suil your specifica- WIDE SIUBCTION OP RENTALS — tions. Call SH 1-4J6S. knowledge of effective sales etstrlpped, complete. Read to banff. WE BUY AND SELL anything an Ave., Red Bank. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- driver? This local, one-owner car has1951 CHEVROLET rack truck . promotion and me r chandlainff Nothing extra to buy. Call today. the economy ol standard transmission 1951 CHEVROLET dump truck LIOHT TRUCKING — Cellars cleaned everything. Qlve the highest prlcei FURNISHED — ThreB-room apartment ate occupancy. Samuel Talcher Agency and the ease o! power steering. See it Reasonable prices. techniques is advisable. Call William Lelf Furniture, Inc. H' private bath and entrance, Hwy, 35,Oceanport Ave., Oceanport Call or dial now. Maurice ScRwartz & Sons 291-1091 $23.88 35, Mlddletown SH 1-3213. Open an Mtddletown, bus line. Couple, preferred. LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-0787 To quality you must be over nings till 9 p.m. SH 1-9431. Maurice Schwartz & Sons DRYERS VENTED — Gas or electric. 26 years of age and have a Installation Optional J85 to 1125 Per Month THE BERO AGENCY lit W. Front St.. Rtd Bank. SH 70767 Eliminate heat, lint and moisture. One miccessfut sales record. Food, THREK-ROOM unfurnished apartment*. MOBILE HOMES day service. .741-3227 or PR 5-5184. beverage or related consumer PR OWN "S SHOP BY PHONE Excellent location, Atlantic Highlands, Rt J5 Mlddlttowa AUTOS & TRUCKS products sales experience de- 31 Broai St. Red Bulk SH 1-7600 184 to |39, all utilities. 291-1451. OS 1-1000 «] ruble. Frea quick dally delivery In Red Sank MOBILE! HOMES CITIZENS' BAND RADIO — Demon RED BANK — Broad St. Thres rooms IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Tn»« EMPLOYMENT area. Outlying districts Wedaesda: bedroom ranch, Immaculate condition. Use! • 10% down The position offers fine earning strator model. Featuring tuneable re- and Saturdays. Discount price. unfurnished, beat location. 8H 1-1229. ceiver, power out-put and 8 mefter, "•ROWJN'S, 32 Broad St., SH 1-7500. BH I-1S75. Call owner. SH 7-3000. New - 7-year financing HELP WANTED—FEMALE jKitential and expenses in ad- tuneable out-put, 12/115 V power cord. dition to all company paid ben- ATTRACTIVELY decorated and fur- BELFORD — Modern duplex. Three ROBBINSVIUJ} Call SAM MARINO, Marino Radio, At- ltAJ>E IN your old ninmure with bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen. 114 TRAILER SALES. INC. AVON SELLS ITSELF—Tan or part efit*. lantic Highlands, 291-0278. [own payment and get a new parli nished. Three room*, bath, utilities, or dlnlnj room set at asUe priest. Wll waaber, parking. Residential yet nea baths. J115 monthly, utilities not In- PRE Routa 130 Robblnivllle, N. J. clme. SBveral territories open for cluded, adults preferred, om ciilld Forward a complete outline ASBESTOS BOARD-yi inch thick, lo: town. Also one-room efficiency, 8H 1- women Interested in having' a good Hun Let! Furniture Inc., Hwy 33. permitted. OS 1-2751 or 291-2965. JU 7-13W •teady Income. Experience unneces- of experience, education and behind stoves and other [Ire making Middletown. SH 1-3213, open evening! 8394. sary. SH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Marga- current earnings, A confidential devices. Durable and ftieproof. 21" tilt 9 p. m. (JIBRALTER MOBILE HOME — 1061 Interview will be arranged for i(6". »1.36 eacli. 48"I(8", J2 each. In TWIN GABLE APARTMENTS — 3J FIVE ROOMS Newly rodeoonted. <5'xl0'. Good buy, cash or paymen ret Gulotta, P. O. Box 190, Red Bank. PIANOS — Sav» $100 or more off IXi Riverside Ave., Red Bank. Four-rooro Available March 15. Call 8H 1- quaiiried applicants. Writs our bargain basement. RED BANK ltd. SPRING arranged. 21 Brookjlde. Trailer Park •ART-TIME — Womvl to work as "B.B.", Box 511, Red Bank. LUMBER, 9 Wall St.. Bed Bank. price, brand new 88*not« consols p unfurnished apartment. $1SO per month. Hnzlet. After 6 p.m. ' .elepltfsie solicitors from the Red Bank anos. 10-year guarantee. Come Bet 3H 1-2399. KEANBBURa — Four-bedroom bouae. 1M0 NASHUA — 50x10", front kitchen. officer Start 6 p.m. Must have sales _. _. Rent, option to buy, Ter ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Unfurnished tile bath, cellar, 1123. Own unities. ability and good telephone voice:- Good ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Music Store, 306 Main Bt., Lafcewood. One month'a security. 787-0519. Must sell for payoff. earnings. For Interview call SH 1-8480 modern apartment, 4tf room* In resi- KB 1-4810. MEN NEEDED Renf A Piano $12 per Month MASSAGE EQUIPMENT -*- For re dential lection. 6 Third Ave.. 291-S237. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, in SALE! letween 7-9 p.m. " or Bale. Freo delivery. SOUTH JERSE prlvatt KNAJ3E, SIASON-HAMUIN, SOHHER HIGHLANDS — Three rooms furnished, estate. SHIRT PRESSERS—Experienced, full- CAKLffi-NELSON. EVEREIT. 8TECK IURGICAL. SH 7-2514. SH 7-1247 WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE time employment. LITTLE SILVER To nil various jabs and. position* In Oookma.0 Ave. 4 lialn St.. Altrarv it all improvements, $53. Call •61 CORVAIR our factory branch. We are an old, 872-1063 XBANSBURO — Four-room cottage re. JLKANERS, 601 Branch Ave.. Little established company and proud ol our Open dally uu 9 Su. till 5:30 SINGER Lakewood station wagon. Sliver. SH 1-1208. THKEE ROOMS ana bath, all utllltlt; frtgerator, cas range, sas heat, shower, TOM'S FORD INC. stability and success. We need men FR 5-9301 supplied, furnished or unfurnished. IdO ISO. 787-0971. R&H, Powerglide trans. GIRL WANTED—For counter work. of high character who have had hard- •m-£WRlTBIta, AUiUNQ machines. USED MACHINE SALE )er month. Call 291-9437. Roof luggage rack. WE PAX CASH FOR USED CARS Pleasant working conditions. Only ships and have the desire to settle LONG BRANCH — THree-Oedroom spilt. 60 Main SI. LO 6-1500 Matawan those seeking steady employment need down to a secure position In an estab- AIL makes new or uBed, Guaranteed. TERRIFIC VALUES UNFURNISHED — Five-room apart- Toms River, two-bedroom ranch. Was- (150 yds. from Matawan RR Statlon> apply. Do not phone. Apply in person, tithed company. Ages 20-40. Low as f25. 8erpico's. 101 Monmouth ment, all utilities supplied, 140 shrews.- amassa, three bedrooms, LI 2-1626. SI Next to theater. SH 7-0485. Electric Singer round bobbin console TOP HAT CLEANERS. Kwy. 35, Mid- bury Ave.. Red Bank. No calls pleaie. OCEAN OROVE — Yearly, urea '60 IMPALA dletown. SALARY J95 MINK COAT — Full lensth. Fits sto 531.50; Singer round bobbin electri , EXPERIENCED ONLY - Bay- Buy on Singer * own easy budgi Phone LI 2-1735. GKTT1NQ MORE AND MORE PROS- Power steering. shore area office. Salary commensurate Janitorial work In office buildtnga. Mid* STICKLEY HARVEST TABLE — Fin- terms. Phone SH 7-3806 for free hoi dletown. Red Bank area. Eight hours THREE ROOMS furnished, interracial. PECTS — For three-bedroom rental V-8 with Fordornatic. 1963 OWENS CRUISERS with ability and responsibility. Send est cherry wood. 6' long, two drop ieraonstratlon. homes. List any rental for fast action. esume, references and salary rcqtilu- a night, five night a a week. Must have leaves each 11", center section 24". SINGER SEWING CffiNTEH Couple only. Call Beat trades and buys. See us beron own car and Birth certificate. Paid SH 1-3375 MATTHEW J. CULL AGENCY. 711 HI you buy. tes to "B.A.," Box 511, Red Bank. holidays and vacations. Apply for in- Table pads and table cloth also avail- road St. Red Ban: 35, Mlddletown. OS 1-3200. able. Excellent condition. SK 7-4062 NFURNI8HED, Two-bedroom apart- FALIi HAVEN YACHT WORKS LCCOUNTING CLERK $80 terview 6:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesday eve- after 3 p.m. .UTOMATIC CLOTHES WASHER Fair Haven SH 7-3010 SECRETARIES—Many to ?80 ning. No other day or time. HARMONY lood condition. Call after 6. lent. Individual heat control, marine LEGAL SECRETARY Open BOWL Rt 35 Mlddletown. No phone BH 1-2411 view, swimming pool on the premises. FURNISHED ROOMS CIRCLE 1981 — 15' custom runabout, excellent calls. Private estate. Adults only., no pets. condition, flberglas, six cushion aeata, STENO-TYPISTS to $75 'ALLPAPER SALE — The popular Available April 1. Call 872-1913. vaa cover. SH 7-4308. tOOKKEEPER — Full charge S75 FIREPLACE WOOD oss and LinGor brands, 50 per cent LARGE ROOM - Car space available. DICTAPHONE TYPIST $63 PRINTER iff list prices. Regular $1.49 to J3.S5 RED BANK — Furnished apartment Gentleman preferred. SK 1-5254. 55 SMITH-VALSPAR MARINE PAINT at CLERK-TYPISTS SG5 Split to size. Delivered and stacked. Three rooms, couple only. Call SH 7- Rector Place, Red Bank. ' Combination floor and machine man ier single roll, now 75c to $1.98 per big cHBCGUnts. KLARIN'S, 26 Monmouth PILE CLERKS, NYC $65 Ingle roll. All are 1963-1964 patterns. 3477. LARGE.comfortable room on quiet dead CHEVROLET CO. St., Red Bank. SII 7-3338. iURROUGHB BOOKKEEPER Open preferred. Will ' consider first claia $15 per load Inotype operator. Night shift. For in- CLARIN'S, 26 Monmouth St., Red ^OUR-ROOM unfurnished apartment end street In Fair Haven. Call after 18' CRUISERS INC. ~ ;BM PROOF OPERATOR Open Call anytime iank. SH 7-3838. - p.m. an 1-9204. PARTIAL LISTING terview write "AG", Box 511, Red ill utilities. Call 787-2127 after 4:30 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank Cabin, bur.ks, head, Johnson motor. Bank; statin? age and experience. i.m. Ideal for cruising, fishing, skiing. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SH 7-2205 I0MPLETB DIKING ROOM SET — FURNISHED ROOMS — For gentle- New July 1902. ;• 12 Broad St. Red Bank SH 7-349* CARPENTER - FOREMAN — Layout, 50. .EONARDO—Unfurnished threB rooms men. $8 per week and up. 219 Branch* SH 1-3130 No reasonable offer refused, SANK TELLER — Opening for banK frame, trim, alteration work. Muit be 787-2950 • nil bath, all utilities, private he«ch port Ave., Long Branch. CA 2-9793. Day 747-9060 Evening 741-1531 :eller In progressive county bank. Ex- over 40 yeara old. with pickup truck. LIVING ROOM, dining room furniture. )RIENTAL RUO — 9x12, with pad; ane or two adults. 291-17T7 after 6 p.m WIDOW desires woman to share home. SH 1-1144. ED DAY CONSTRUCTION. Entire household contents. 23 South St., IT GUY LOMBAEDO Fiberelaj boat. perience desirable, but not essential, iroad loom rug with pad, 21x12. Call 'HREE-ROOM — Furnished apartment. References. benefits and working conditions, IH 7-4632. SH 7-3052 50 h.p. Evlnrude electric and acces- ^ture advancement. "Write to "A,V.," ROUTE MAN WANTED — For estab- " utilities Included. Living room, bed sories. 291-2607. lox 511, Red Bank. lished milk route. Route work expert- REFRIGERATOR, 10 cu. ft. Good n. kitchen and bath. Available SINOLE ROOMS - Clean and com- P •nee preferred, but not necessary. condition. ¥35. Call WE HELP YOU March. 20. Private entrance. Inquire fortable. Reasonable rate's. Gentlemen MM — 26 BARTHELME shelter skltf. Wanted, honest and reliable man. This SH 1-7122 at 117 Pearl St, Red Bank. preferred. 92 Wallace St SH 1-5192. 130 h.p. Chris Craft, selling due to is an all year-round Job, and business. leiect the correct curtain rods, Th heart attack. 842-3180. GENERAL OFFICE WORK POWER TOOLS—For wood or metal. ,re all kinds. Klrsch rods In a large! A8BURY PARK — Convenient to bui ___ JSHED CLEAN SINGLE ROOM 'yplng end shorthand required. No No lay-offs, no alow times. Man must arlety. Call SH 1-7600 now. Get Xa«l T 1 »e able to put up cash bonds. "A.P.," Also building equipment. Call [or ap- and Iraln. 3Mj and four-room apart — Convenient to bus and restaurant U RUNABOUT — Fiberglass bottom, wkkeeplng.' For Interview call CO 4 polntment 311 1-6273. elfvery. >ents, 185 to $95 includes heat and 71 Wallace St., Red Bank. 40 h.p. electric Mercury wlUi trailer, 1022; ask for Mr. Arthur, FIELD FUR- Box SU, Red Bank. unities, yearly lease. CROWELL cover and many extras. 'Complete, S775. NITURE, Keyport. SHOE SALESMAN ~ Experienced, OFICOFFICE CCOPYING MACHINE — Ex- PkOWN'S IGENCY, Realtors, 41 E. Front Bt GENTLEMAN — Clean, comfortable OS 1-2(157. cellent condition. Reasonable. room. Call after 6 p.m. Wednesday. steady employment. Felgenaon Shoes. Broad St. Bed Ban! >.ed Bank. SH 1-4030. CO 4-0147. SH 7-3300 Thursday and Saturday. BH 1-0485. AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS SCRAPS EA BRIGHT — Unfurnished five or WE bDSJK-MAINTE NANCE MAN — Ex- HAMMOND Foam Rubber and Polyfoam. |LW bag. >ur rooms. Heat and hot water, spa.. TWO ROOMS — Furnliherl. Call after perienccd In pipe welding desired, ex- Foamarl, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. LI 2-047T !ous, reasonable. 842-0525. 5 p.m. LOWEST PRICES perienced on alloy steel desired, but SH 1-OW9 ANYWHERE! not essential. Company paid benefits. ORGAN STUDIO 'ROUGHT IRON TABLE — With ail V1EV RDENS HATCO CHEMICAL DIVISION. King OF ASBITRX PARK Hairs, extra leaf. Call 253 Spring St. Red Bank George Post Rd,, Fordi, N. J. 747-0134 Immediate and future occupancy. Four ONE YEAR WARRANTY* USED ORGANS ind five, two-bedroom apartments. Spa- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EXPERIENCED BUTCHER JR-20 Tone Cabinet KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER—Good :lous rooms, cloaets and baths, corn- HOUSES FOR SALE •'60 Corvalr Coupe, like new APPLY MONMOUTH MEATS Klmball Console Piano , working condition. 550. Cali ilete kitchens, For appointment please "62 Chevy 4-dr. LITTLE SILVER Winter Spinet Piano . 396. .11 8H 1-C6TO. *'62 Monza, like new Hammond Chord Organ .475. '82 Nova 4-dr. sed. BUTCHER OR COUNTER MAN — 1LECTRIC GUITAR — $76 With case. rfallet & Davis Spinet Piano . 485. " after 6, '62 Four-wheel dr. pick-up Saturdays, SSABATOA S PORK STORE, Hammond Extravolce Organ 495. COMMERCIAL RENTALS COUNTRY RANCH t *'61 Irapala Convertible 506 Main St., Belford. 787-9119. 842-1005 •'60 Cadillac 62 4dr. Hardtop black Hammond Chord Organ 8-6 fi95. "60 Chevy &-pass. Wagon MAN — Salaried, JSO to start, age Lowrey Spinet Organ 650. TUUIO COUCH — With Blip cover. In beautiful Holmoel, three bedrooms, "•60 Impala Convertible 18 to 35. Must be well spoken, work Hammond M-2 Spinet Organ 695. lood condition. Reasonable, Call after OFFICE SPACE 2% baths, expansion attic, 10 yean old, •'60 Valiant 4-dr. • NO MONEY DOWN • BUDGET TERMS || conMstR of checking orders in local Conn Spinel' Organ 695. p.m. or weekend, 812-3674. teat furnished, will redecorate to itUt almost three acres. Asking |21,6O0. •'CO Chevy Bel Air 2-dr. area. Car heceBsary. Call 442-4539. Lowrey Spinet Organ 750. rour requlrments. Bert location, will "60 Corvalr 700 Coupe Baldwin Spinet Organ 750. TV, HI-FI DISCOUNTS r '62 Chevrolet $1895 '61 Falcon $1295 == CHEF OR COOK—Eiperlenced. Steady Hammond M-3 Bplnet Organ ™ 795. mb-dlvlde If necessary. Set and cost' PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. • 6E> Dodge Dart 4-dr. position. Good salary. Apply In person, Ir trade-In. Easy terms. 19" portable, lore, SH 7-1100. • •'60 ChBvy Xmpala Hdtp. 4-dr." Bel Air Sedan, Silver 6 to 8 CABIN IN THE SKY, Atlantic SALES AND SERVICE 89.95; ydura 1139.95. One year tret WALTER S. OVERTON •'59 Chevy %-ton panel Two- dr, aedan, fully JODGE ROOM (or rent. Center of Blue .finish and matching •quipped, black finish. An Highlands. RENTAL AHD INSTRUCTION lervlce. Clock radios, appliances own. Could be used alao for office DIAL 741-7200 •'59 Olds 88 Hardtop Blue Interior. Thfa car Is lale. •'59 Chevy Impala, Convertible automobile that you will bo MOLDER — Experienced on molding Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 ipRce. Approximately 2,400 aq. ft. Write Seal Estate Since 18*4 equipped with radio, heater proud to driv« and own. LODGE' Box 511, Red Bank. •'59 Chevy ImpaJa 4-dr. and w/w tires, just ready rubber. Work Saturdays only. Phone COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. "Rainbow" TV & Hardware 10 White St. R,d Bank ""59 Ford Falrlane, 8-cyl, <• to give you the best. Mr. Hagmbuch during day 8:30—4:30 PR 5-8300 "59.Plymouth Wagon '61 Olds $2295 at SH 7-1066, evenings. Aller 7, LI 2- .cross Acme lot) Broad, Red I STORES "SE» Ford Squire, 9-ra«i, Oil)! or write "A.Y.," Box 511, Red5*8 PRINTING PRESS — J125. MAPLE BED — And mattress, "59 Ford Gilaxla 2-dr. "62 Chev. 2 $2195 "&S" Holiday Sedan. Im- Bank. CALL /hlte St. — Best location, redecora- "59 Chevy Conv., Ilka new , pressive tan Jlniah with 2- 291 - 9371 nersprlng. Call ion completed, small or large apaca to TALL PINES DRIVER — Private car, [or business 842-1048 lult your,requirement SH 7-1100. "59 Chevy 2-dr. A beautiful beige Nova con- tone tan Interior. Full pow- hours. DESKS — |15 up. Files; chalrB, Oikej and holly tieei surround thJ§ •'58 Chevy Wagon, two-tone vertible with dark interior, er. Your closest Inspection 671-0752 adding machines, typewriters manua DINING ROOM FURNITURE — Flam >FF1CE SPACE in Tuller Building Uiree-Dedroom ranch only ten yeari '56 Ford Convertible features automatic, rad lo, Is Invited on this desirable and electric, office equipment, etc walnut. Must be seen to be appreciated, callable. Phone during business hours, old. Quiet dead-end street and chil- '55 Ford Victoria Hdtp. heater. This beauty Is model. bargain prices. New or used. AAC Deal 2-8865. fl 7-2H0. dren can walk to school. Good living '55 Cadillac 82 Coup* . priced to sell quickly. Outlet Co. Rt. 35. Oakhurst KE 1-3990. 'Si Old* 98 Sedan , HELP WANTED-Male . Female KITCHEN SET — Chrome and formi- TWO ROOM OFFICE — Second floor, room and picture window, dining '60 Ford $995 GRAY SECTIONAL COUCH Threi ca, table, six chairs. All la good con- J75 a month heat included. 14 Broad room, three nice bedrooms, buemeot, QUICK BAU& '61 Ford $1295 BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY pieces. Good condition. dltlon. 787-6288. Red Bank. LI 2-2328 before 5. recreation room, garage, fenced in Fu-irlane 2-dr. Sedan. Im- qualified Personnel For Quality Orders rani. Real good homey location you'll •59 Step-in Van „_:. 4595 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-4747 SH 7-1532 lit. Must move. Asking $22,000. "Falrlane 500. 4-dr. sedan. maculate white finish with 6,000 Sq. Ft. 'M Plymouth Wagon .. —44»5 Fully equipped. Luxury and beautiful Blue Interior, Fully AClfi EMPLOYMENT AODNCY MERCHANDISE WANTED OROWELL AGENCY, Realtor! '58 Ford Wagon $395 j vntue are combined In this Equipped. Thla car is low 'actory space for rent, around floor 1 E. Front St., Red Bank, SH 1-4030 gleaming white bpauty. Drlred urn. ready to roll. Every order & npplicant our specialty PAINT DISCOUNTS Multiple Listing Service ' '58 Chevy Wagon, needs work..j395 I 12 Broad St.. Ked Bank . SH 7-34JM >' WANTED ruck loading platform. Excellent con. L60O gal. Over 1,500 colors. Special: USED ORIENTAL HUGS [tlon and location. SH 7-1100. 30-DAY OCCUPANCY '97 Plymouth 2-dr. i 4295 Many Other Top Quality Cars to Choose From EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY gal. white S2.98. Latex white, J3.40. CHINESE AM} PERSIAN VETS NO t DOWN Executivo-Salea-Offlce-Domestic Wallpaper. SAH Stamps, Q'x70' STORE In five store unit on '56 Chevy &-ton panel $395 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES Iwy 35, Mlddletown, one mile north NO CLOSING COSTS '5* Ford Wagon 8-cyl.. auto. _43». Open Daily 9 'til 9 P. M., Saturday 'til 6 P. M. Sincerity and ability with hlch ethic "Rainbow" TV & Hardware PR 4-3143 Evenln{» CA 2-7482 Keil Bank. Suitable for professional Qualified, buyer can move in thli thrct '54 Plymouth $195 60 Broad St SH 1-0577 Red Bank bedroom ranch home, living room, facross Acme lot) Broad, Red Ban! OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, commercial use. SH 7-3730. 'M Chevy 5195 BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, lining area, eat-In kitchen, nail oven, Construction Company in Red Ban! TWO PLATE GLASS MIRRORS 40" xImmediate cash lor anything and every- STORE FOR RENT — Next to Mayfalr winter top range, modern vanity bath, area lias opening for combination Gt", second mirror smaller. Upright thing, ftuscil's. 25 East Front St, Super Market, Newman Springs Rd., ull dry basement, recreation room, I5S 1st Ave., All, Highlands bookkeeper-stenographer. Male or fe- piano, fine practice piano. Reasonable, SH 1-1693. ,cd Bank. Call days 9H 1-9599, eve- lUnched ga.rage. Call owner. 8H" T- IOw Him* Nnrlh of 111. Ml male. 40 hour week. Good salary for 842-3263. Ings SH 1-5013. ;ooo. qualified person. Write "BO", Box 511 ARQf 251-1101 • Opsn 'til 8 p.m. Red Bank. THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Excel Reasonable IUMBON — Three bedrooms, living =363 MAPLE AVE * RED BANK * SH 1-5255= lent condition, like new. HOUSES FOR RENT •com, den, sun porch, new gai hot GRILL MEN — Waitresses and dish' 291-0857 ilr heat, wood paneled 90% lrnlde; washers. Apply In person PETTER'S SIDDLJETOWN AREA — Immediate also cottage can be renovated for ; DINER, Hwy, 35 & Broadway, Keyport mother. All at (11,800, McAUSTER PETS & LIVESTOCK >ssessfon. Three bedrooms, 1% batns, AGENCY, 109 E. River Rd., F.umaon. ROUTE SALES — Average J2.50 per SALE entrally located. $120 per month. THE S42-1S34. hour. Serving established customers. 1 IERG AGENCY, OS 1*1000. Permanent, no lay-off!*. Full or part- Alcoa Aluminum Gutters FOR RENT ' — 30 box stalls for time, llufit have car. Phone Mr. Smock lorses. IEW SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom Installed by experts. Free estimates. B31-2643 snch with fireplace, all appliances, (More Classified Ads OS 1-2056, 5 lo 7 p.m, raperies. $200 with option to purchase. PROWN'S BEAUTIFUL AKC German shophen Iclerences. Write "A.R.," Box 511, Red On The Next Page) CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 32 Broad St. SH 1-750O Red Bank pups, excellent temperament $50 an< SITUATIONS WANTED, Female ip. Call 7S7-6340. iank. ELECTRIC RANGE — $25. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND PUPPIES HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RELIABLE WOMAN — Wishes to lake SH HIM — 10 weeks old. Husky type, blacl care of children In her home. Will and silver, wonderful with children also board If deilrcd. Call BH 7-5009. HEAUTTFULLY hantj-carved baby WE 8-&518. after 6 p.m. s^-anrt piano, perfect, J100. CABIN In Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating the SKY. Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- AKC POODLES — Beautiful black lands. 6-6 p.m. nightly. miniatures, excellent breeding. Reason FAIR HAVEN FINANCIAL able. CO 4-0113. ADDINO MACHINES —Typewriters BEPT1C TANKS, dry wells serviced. TOM SLATE — Painting and Decor- DllEXEL CHKRHY DINING TABLE— sold, rented, repaired. Serplco'a 101 Leeching field added. Bnclthoo work. ating. General Contracting, fully In- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Double Mamie boohcase bed. Reason- AKC DACHSHUNDS — Inoculated Monmouth St.. Red Bank. SH 7.0485. C. U Wilson. BH 1-184J. aurcd, Twenty years experience. Fren able. CO 4-3172. wormed, housebroken, sired ' by top estimates. SH 11481 after S p.m. finning champion Raven. SH 7-59D5 Electrical Contracting Investments ALUMINUM LADDERS Iter 5. Antiques Wanted PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING— ALASKAN Malemute husky puppies, For a good clean Job, reasonable STEPLADDERS llstlnctlvc markings champion stock. COMMERCIAL njid residential wir- Call 3H 7-3491, Ed Zinser. HIGHLANDS - 10 cottages, com- V-tS.05 Old Dolla, RUnfl, Jewelry, cut Klnss, ing. New construction, remodeling, 5'—r7.!>5 '47-4713 ovenlngo. furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals alterations: adequate service Installa- mercial garage, 4,000 ft.; tavern 6'—53.06 'ET OR PEST? Train your doc for made. GUmnn. SII 71141. tions and heating. Oaydlclt Electric. Piano-Organ Tuning building. Package grosses $6,500, W and 2fi' extension ladders at 99c better companionship with a non-profit 7S7-MO3. • per foot. These prices can't be beat, dog training club. Starts March 27. $35,000 CA 2-2881 or OS 1-2079. Appliance Repairs PLANO8-ORGANS KLARIN'S Home Improvements Tuned — Repaired - Regulated SEE OUR NEW ASSORTMENT at ar- Raymond Botworlh SII 1-7853 MIDDLETOWN - Three-family. £8 Monmouth St. BH 7-3838 Red BanU APPLIANCE REPAIR nnd Installa- Rented, corner. Ideal for couple. tificial plants (or nqunrlumfl. Colorful tion. Residential and commercial wir- FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- MOVING — Dining room act, $20; and nDn-toxlc. KEYPORT PET SUP- IHK. plumbing, electric wiring, ma- Plumbing and Heating Nets 10%. . LIES, Hwy. 35, Cllffwood. LO 6-5569. ing. Allen Electric. SH 7-0612. s six-room house with garage and Hwy. 35, Eatontown. U 2-8477. mt'ntB. ' Available now and March 1. Lawn Mower Repairs SOFA -— Wltli slip cover, arm .chtilr, MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE, Branch cious colonial with four large bedrooms, many closets, two Auto and Truck Rental ALUMINUM SIDING — 14 colors, corner lot. Long established in slip covers, drop leaf table, 32" and Madison Av«s . BH 1-0115. baths and a powder room. Large living room with fire- one week delivery, low low prices. Highlands. '$42,500. gale leg table, oval coffee lable, glass ALL KINDS OP LAWN MOWERS— Free estimates. PROWN'S, 32 Broid top, old liquor cabinet. Cal EH 7-1S41. place, family dining room, paneled library, screened, en- AVIS—Rent fl new enr or trucli. Low Hand and circular saws, shnrpened. INFURNIFHED — Three rooms and repaired. Free pick up. 291-24.17. St., Red Bank. SH 1-7500. lath, beat, hot water supplied. Busi- closed porch, game room. Wall to wall carpeting. Many roles. Maple Ave., Red Bank. SH 7- VENETIAN BLINDS ness couple preferred. 291-0534. 35 "308. PR 4-8214. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified BOWTELL Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands. extras. $41,200. Painting and Decorating Johris-Mnnvills contractor. PR 5-8407 All sues 17" to 31" wide. 64' or Ailnm Llnzmayer 291-0:10'.!. Real Estate LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart- Building Contractor ments. Four rouina unit' liath. Heat SEE ANY MEMBER OF THE LOUI8 CASSAN — Pamter. cecorator. OLSON CO. INC.— Roofing. 81dlng * 2 for $5 and water supplied. CA 9-IG53, — New homes, room ad- paperhanger. 25 years experience. 43 Insulation, installed and guaranteed State Hwy 36 Leonardo dition!, basement and attic rooms, Chapln Ave. SH M70B after 6 p.m. lor 10 years. PR 6-0705—2910540. 291-2100 PROWN'S (EANSBURG — Tlirco rooms unfur- RED BANK AREA kitchens, garage, repairs and alter- I* II, HILL — Painter .Interior and 32 Broad St. Red Bank Hihed. Tile ball). $70 plus utilities, atlona. Herbert Elgenrauch. SH 1-5201, 30 years in the Bayshore one yenr lease. CHATEAU REALTY, exterior. No Job too large or too Tel. Answering Service 40x56" WINDOW - Apartment «lic Real Estate, 216 Carr Ave.,.Keansburg. A.- J. PICONE3 — Ceramic tile con- small. Very reasonable. Call 747-M30. rormlca table and chairs, Hollywood 787-6*84. Incur tor quality, price, and nromP! _ ,, „„ CONTRACT TRUCKING BUSINESS— bed with bolster, slipcover never used. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OAIU, 8. JONK9 - Palming and LETT US BE your secretary. No need Three trucks now on lease, going busl- Dishes, service for six. Laundry sink ••nice. Free estimate. C«U 291.2120 decorating. Full insurance coverage^ Ito- mis„..s. ~c*llfl...ii..: 2•.1. | ,„,„,„!„, I neu-rncluUfi til equipment ind-erni' HEW UNFURNISHED — Four-room or J91-M77. For free aitlmatt c»U 717-3011. lour andcBlilnet, cherry desk, small chest* ipartment, 5127 a month plus electru Listed on pag» 168 of the Yellow Page Directory service. 8H 1-4700. lltracts, Good Income. SCHMIDT small Duncan Fhyfe table. Call SH 1- city. Available April 1. 173A Branch J TRUCKING, 787-5086. Ave., Red Bank. 741-2952.

••> HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER Wed,, March 6, 1963-19 STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD y TAUB ojjrnx OVIMOOK OCEAN - BrttUiUklqr vl»w, FoeseTAMUTCAftNWL AMAZIN5, IStfT It Vlt, ROPER ? 60 UnuH, wtucb feu MM oora PHILIP. J, BOWERS * CO, DAILY CROSSWORD rTTOSCM»,UftWIC/ WEMEtefOU BUSINES5 WR AMWUR SINSERS, FJLM STARS AH0SKI at mo&tndiM. mulllonM wi MX. WPMMOU "SOFOUS PROGRESS /HlLf? WHERE _. i, b«ira«d raUlais, Imported wood ' OUR MTH TEAR , ACROSS 4. Sick 21. Bib- INSTRUCTORS HAY THE . work, flnt floor ha> l«.rg« tlau »n 1. Extremely ARE MAKING SPLENDID 1 MAKERS, TOiT I5i/ WE USED TO 60, llos»d porch, llvlnf room with fire S.BsJmorsJ lical PROWESS.' -/ '—JZffofl CO0K-OUT5 ? lice, dining room, house beautifl offers complete well rounded cold . Castle's ' name SItchen, den. vThree larze bedroomi Real Eitati service. two modern baths, sleeping porch o Selling, Itaslng, horaei, . spartmem 6. Facing a river 23. Any- 0»cond. Large artist studio on low* lud and commercial propertlei. Red Bank and Monmouth County are; glacier 8. Fishing; thing- level. Beautiful treel. (37,900. 11. Silk scarf: Implement left ' "•"•'" ' 9 THE PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Eccl. 7. "No park- out WALTER 8. OVERTON 12. "In Gay ing" area 24. Com- DOWSTRA AGENCY DIAL 741-7200 (2 wds.) mand REALTORS Heal Estate Sines 18M 60 Whit* St. Red Bai IS. Kxtra- 8. City NW to H E. Front St., Red Bank •trong cot- Algeria hone PHONE FOR CATALOG ton thread AMWMT COULD/A5KWU 9. Denomina- 25. "Help SOME QUESTIONS, SH I-8700 RUMSON RIVBRVIBW — SH ye« 14. Very accur- tion Wanted" SHERIFF' old ranch. Immaculate condition. Threi ate 10. Places noticea 34. Eye of bedrooms, tile bath, wide boan pegged floors. Walking distance 1 15. Obew 16. Nourished XI. Unit of bean ocean, schools, cnurches and shopi 18. Swoons 18. Main roads weight 36. Monster • BUNGALOW Only $16,000. Call for appoint me r ROLSTON-WATERBURY, Realtors, 17. Thin, brittle . or 29. Wet earth 3T. Rulen of with expansion posslbilltlM, two be1 West Front St., Red Bank. BH 7-35C cookies thruways 31. Beginning Tunis rooms, dry basement, &ttlc has sta 20. Cached 19. Lawyer's 32. Sting 39. Offer suid dormen, convenient Fair Hav HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL 1 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY location, six years old, excellent cc 22. Cicero * charge 33. New York 40. Late Senora, dlllon. Aaklng (13,000. Wa admit that this home needs worl aave-s&ve. Blx-jrears-otd, four-bedroom: robe 20. Resort canal Peron two baths. Al electric kitchen, llvli 26. Ottoman HOW'S THUH PHILIP J. BOWERS & Cb. 1 1 3 10 7 B 9 ID WOULPNT rr room, dining room, paneled recreati Turkish 5 V Boy SCOUT LEARNINS > »-*«*••-"- WALTER B. OVERTON room. City aewers. Convenient to shop government SISMAL-FLAS BEOUICKSK ping, schools and tramportttlon. Cal A WCKK COIN', OUST TO USE DIAL 741-7200 for appointment and make an offer 27. Domesti- II a AVPRTV? COPE5NOWI REAL ESTATE SINCE 18D4 WALKER ft WALKER, Realtor!, Hw THE PHONE? 39, 1000 feet south of Llly-Tullp Co cated ^A «0 White St Red Ban: Mlddletown. PHONE 671-3311. Multlpl 28. Assistant A 14 Listings and trade-Ins. Open T days. 29. Coin* ^A PRICED RIGHT — Four-bedroom spl 30. Salvos it IU ACT FAST-WON'T LAST In nice, lettled area, convenient 32. In the rear schools and shopping. Large lam: a 18 19 Owner forced to sell because of tram room opens into a patio In & trc 85. Turf fer. Eight-year-old seven-room ip ihaded yard. Large living room, mod 38. Melodies % level, located near Red Bank. Wood 31 ^A3) 24 19 em kitchen and dining area. Attach w •XI getting. Assume VA% mortgage of • garage. Already appraised at aakii 39. Grayish tan V proxlmately 913,300. Can't beat thl price- «17,45R. LAWL.ST AGENC 41. Valley of buy at 115,900. Realtors, 100%wy. 35, Bed Bank. BH 34. 1.1A 6262. moon CROWELL AGENCY, % 42. Walrus tusk at SPLIT-LEVEL IN SHREWSBURY 43. Tour-footed REALTORS Three-bedrooms, recreation room, '^ 41 E. Front EL, Red Bank. 811 1-40:tactied garage, near schools, shoppi animal 3» 31 Member Multiple Llatlng Service areas, Port Monmouth, and parkwa 44. Copenhagen Reasonable. Call SH 1-7302. No broken % % LITTLE SILVER Cape Cod. lmraaci citizens 5X 3J 34 If n late condition. 12x24 living room, lOxi: GREATLY REDUCED - Save J DOWN dining room, three large bedrooms, Llncroft three-bedroom, 2^-bath spl % THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK fireplace, full dry basement. 123,600. level home. Foyer entrance, liyln, 1. Sam Snead's 38 39 4O room, dining room, large den, garage . sport Purchased by employer of transfers % BABABV, Snii SHAKEN BY Schanck Agency former owner. Vacant, raova right 2. Aasarn 41 41. THE STRANGER'S VIOLENCE- Now priced attractively at $23,000. Ri silkworm atARSSASAKI'S Realtor BY ASOCIATES, {KM Shrewsbury Ave, CMPGATCS... 1 Linden PI. Bad Bai New Shrewsbury. SH 1-7741. Member 3. Very latest 44 SH 14397 of Red Bank Multiple Listing Service style: colloq. Member Multiple Lilting % CENTER HALL COLONIAL — In O , (2 vis.) BEAUTIFUL OAK HILL Farm Village. Three bedrooms, 1\ A split level nestled among towerin baths, family room with., fireplace, larg •hi.de trees on *i of an acre. Llvin living room and dining room, ncreenei - LEGAL NOTICE - ELECTED PRESIDENT room, dining rom, kitchen, four bed porch and flagstone patio, mold's roor rooms, recreation room, Vh baths, a! and bath. Landscaped to Insure pi PORT MONMOUTH ' - Mrs. •leetrie kitchen. Priced low at $35,000 vacy. S38.OOO, REDDEN AGENC Realtors, 301 Maple Ave., corner Bel NOTICE OF HEARING John Malizewski was elected ;en PI., Red Bank. 8H 1-91O0. Uerftb CASEY'S AGENCY INC. Notice is hereby given that (apj president of the Mothers Club of Multiple Listing. lion has been made by Ls Qels R Indepandant Broker Co., for the approval or a. ptoi Troop 88 at a meeting recently Hwy. 3ft •ub-dlvision of a IS plus or mln in the Port Mpnmouth fire house. LOIS AND ACERAGE acre tract or land, located on Danli UNCROFT — Three-bedroom rancr Drive and Union Street, Matawan Bo Mrs. Freida Winklemarm was \i acre. Anurae ky%% GI mortgagi WANTED ough. A copy of said sub-division ha elected vice president; Mrs. Emil Full bftiement, carpeting. Immedia Building lot. Red Bank or iitrroundin been filed with the Borough Clerk ft occupancy. 116,600. SH 7-3930. area. Must meet requirements for d public Inspection. A hearing on th McKenn, treasurer and Mrs. Paul plex home. Writs VA,E.," Box 511, Rt application will be held by the plai CAPS COD — Excellent condition, two Bank. nlng board on March 18, 1983 at 8:0 Ludlow, secretary. Mrs. Grace. bedroomi. modern kllchen. heated o'clock, p.m. at Borough Hall, Mai: Meyer is publicity chairman. porch, full basement. Askinc 113,600 St., Matawan Borough, at which tlm Interracial. 8H 1-27(8 after 5 p.m. LAGOON MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Baywood all parties In Interest will be heard. Plans for the Father and Son FOUR-YEAR-OLD COLONIAL — Foul SH T-97; ELMER BECK, Secretary roomy btdroom*, Vh baths, ipacloui Mata-wan Borough Planning Boa supper were discussed for April. .rCh 9 *>!.• WE'RE MAKING PRETTY GOOD f GO living room, dining room, mod en COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP - Low ta: Mar Hostesses were Mrs. Louis Me- I POTTT TRUST ^K BUT THEREB A FORDING PLACB kitchen. Baaement and attached gs. rate. Protective zoning. 135x180 bulltllnj TIME, SKIP.. THAT'S CPYBTAL ) AROUND/ THE ICE HERE™^TW?^ MILES NORTH WHERE WE rage. Walking dlilance lo bus, school lot, high and dry, S3,500. Tliree acrei bus. Mrs. Mary Landmesser and RIVER AHEAD OF U3-,TOO and shopping. 119.500. See it toda partially wooded with brook, $5,TS0 NOTICE TO BIDDERS RIVER'S TOO 1 CAN CR033 WITHOUT ANY TROUBLEf ROL8TON WATERBURTT Realtors, Three acres near lake. $9,000. 2 NOTICE Is hereby elven that lenlt Mrs. Paul Ludlow. BAP WE HAVE TO GO 8O J WHAT? West Front St., Retl Bank. SH 7-350(1 acres wooded with wide running broo bids will be receiver! by the Towi FAR AROUND TO GET W.OOO. GEORGE V. ILLMENflBE, Re ahlp Committee of Colt* Neck Tow ON THE OTHER ©IDE/ RIVER PLAZA — Four-room Capi Estate, Itt. H, Colts Neck. HO 2-317: ship for the construction of a ne Cod., full cellar, detach*! carafe, ol municipal building of Colts Neck Tow Buying or selling? Use the heat,, Rood residential section. Assumi RUMSON" WATERFRONT PROPERTY ihip In the County of Monmouth. Se Register Classified for qucik re- GI mortgige, 911,000. 8K 1-1077. —Beautirul 2^ acre homeslte, Nave> arate bids will be recMvrd for th sults.—Advertisement. MIDDLETOWN — Country charm. sink River, deep water channel, all following branches of work: tr«i, enjoy free beach and boal Improvements. Walk finest schools General Construction launch Ins (acllltlei, A-l condition. Price $13,000. Telephones N. J. 842-U11. Structural Steel -LEGAL NOTICE Three-bedroom older two-Blory. Dining K. Y. WI 7-2090. Electrical Work room, wall-to-wall carpeting;, fireplace Plumbing basement, two-car garage. Asking H6, Heat, ventilating and air condltlonln PUBI-IO NOJI0B V REAL ESTATE WANTED and awarded to the lowest reaponsibl An ordinance entitled " AN ORDT- 500. SNYDBR REALTORS. Five Cor NANCE FURTHER AMENDING AN nori, Mlddletown. OS 1-2590. bidder for each ot such branches r TOU WEAK VDUT» TRAVEL spectlvely. ORDINANCE REGULATING REGIS- SIX MILES OUTOFTHEWAY RED BANK HOME—Just off Broai LIST YOUR HOME Plans and specification! may be or. TRAT1ON ANT) LICENSING OF TRAN- SI Seven rooms, two baths, fireplace, taJned at the office of- the Townahl SIENT MERCHANTS, HAWKERS, IN THIS WEATHER BECAUSE lunporch. In excellent condition. Qulei with us for prompt service. Membt Clerk., located at the Township Build ~>EDDLERS, JUNK DEALERS, SO- YOU'RE AFRAlP TO CR093HBS? •treet. Walking' distance to shopping, Multiple Listing Bsrvlee. ROLSTO1 Ing, Route 53T, Colts Neck Townnhlp LICITORS AND CANVASSERS IN THE •choois and trains. 117.850. Call us to-WATKRBURY. Realtors sines 1925, 1 New Jersey, on and after Wednesday, TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN. was day. KOLSTON WATERBURY, Real- W. Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-3500. Ihe Sixth day of March, 1963. by de- reaenlert for introduction and flmt By JIM BVRISETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW tors, 18 W. Front Si,, Red Bank. YOUH HOHK WANTEJD - Why u positing the sum of Twenty-Five reading on Fehruary 13, 1963 by Town- BH 7-3500, with us? We advertlsi axtenaively f$25,OO) Dollars, or a check payahl ship commutee or Township of Mid- the nawsp&pers, radio and publish Lo Colts Neck Township, In the Countj dletown and on Fe-bruary 27, 1IW3 was C0L.T8 NECK • ROLMDEL catalog for home seekers. We are mem jf Monmouth In that amount. Specie finally adopted and approved, 3. D. Roche Agency bers oi the TWR, a. uatlooal real esta cation* shall be accompanied bv plani BAR1, MOODY, Mayor LOOK Bridge Rd.. Colti Neck Township ot Mlddletown JAMPB AN A IN BVeRYfWINe. 616-4355 referral service. W art "Home Tra So. 34fl, dated Febriary 28, 1963, «n ers — two officers, n fun t*me sale: HUM "Municipal Bulldlnc C" Col Attest: NOTHINiS 9UT A'S / 1VOJ? LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch, seople. Call WALKJCR h WALKER Meek Township, New Jersey. HOWARD W. ROBERTS flealtors. Members Red Hink Are; Clerk STWJSHTA'S/ 1 March 0 r-" "•IRE PREVENTION AND PR0V1D- oak trees, four-bedroom split level :NG OFFICERS THEREFOR AND plaster walls, olMlred hot watei DEFINING THEIR POWERS AND furnace, cut Iron radiation with cop< •LEGAL NOTICE- 1-Ut DUTIES, was presented for Introduc- per plumbing throughout, comblnatfor SHERIFF'S SAI.K tion and first reading on February 1.1, •lorm windows and screens. Locate* CPERIOIl COURT OF NEW JERSE IS63 by Townanlp Committee of Town- on a> one-acre lot, taxes approxlmatel: CHANCERY DIVISION ihlp of Mlddletown and on February U30, School bus passes door, \4 mil M4t MONMOUTH COUNTY !7. 1M3 was Itna|ly adopted and ap- from Bell Labs. Low down payment SHERIFF'S SALE Docket No. P 4370-01 * iroved. Assume present mortgage after down HUPERIOIt COURT OF NEW JER»E ,CARTERET SAVINGS AND LOAN payment "Price for all this 125,000. CHANCERY 1MVIS1ON ASSOCIATION, a corporation of New EAJU, MOODY. Mayor Call M8-8383, S a.m. to 6 p.m. MONMOUT1C COUNTV fersfiy, Plaintiff vs: JAMES A LACY Township of Mlddletown Docket Ko. F 38BI41 it ala., Defendants AttMt: By WALT KELLY RIVKR OAKS — FAIR HAVEN FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN AS By virtue ot a writ of execution ii Howard W. Roberta Seven-room Cape Cod on lovely land' SOCIATION OF EAST PATERSON he above stated action to me dlrectril Clerk scaped property In prime location. Good N. J., a Corporation of the State o ihall expose for Bale at public ven March 0 |5.5! •choois. Llvlnf room with fireplace, New Jersey, PlaintfK vs: CARL HEN lue. at the Court House In the. Borouch f mNfoirseuPPUT win,.,, dininf room, three double hedrooma, RY LAWSON. et ux et al, Defendanl »f Freehold, County of Monmouth, New fourth bedroom or den. two full baths. By virtue of a writ of execution 1 Jersey, on Monday the 1st day of MOM A MAM WHO KNOWS 1 MVMINP WHAT { /"fll, \Oi dlihwaiher. full basement, screened the above stated action to me d Iprll, 1963, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Pre porch at back/attached garage. $28,500, reeled, I ihall expose for sale at nub illlnpf Time. «.oN£wirn .^rss-pgAR d out, SH 7-5084. lie vendue, at the Court Houfte ir the Borough of Freehold, County c ALL that tract or parcel of land, PRETTY AS A A aCAR EVE ON H(5 OOAt'",/ H0-6OOP, ^ NOf M THRXE BEDROOM — Split level. Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monda iftuate, lying and being In the Town ONfe WHO Pof* N0T.WIH.V A PCtfROONIM' » MR fH Idaal location, closa to schools ani the lat day of April. 1663, at 2 o'clock hip of Mlddletown, in the County of shopping. Low taxes. Storm and acreei T*. M. Prevailing Time. tlonmotith and in the State ol New PICTURE? windows, and attached garage. Ca1 anytime. Owner. CO 4-0675, Al*L that tract or parcel or Ian "rtown and designated as lot (95i situate, lying and being In the Town ilnety-flve, on map entitled "Map ol LEONARDO — Seven room older home, ship ol Rarltan, In the County of lion- Country Club Estates. Red Bank, NPW Property 100x150, conveniently located, mouth, in the State of New Jersey: ersey, property of Shrewsbury River remodeling started but not completer BEING all of Lot number 46, a folding Company, Red Bank, New Jer owner must move. Any reaionablet of. ihown on map entitled: "Rcvlaed Ma ey, drawn by George D. Cooper, civil fer. Call 291-3710. »f Lots 3T to 48, Showing Easements nBlneer dated January Ifi. 1MB,1 RED BANK — Near high school. Two Jan Fernanda Park" Rarltan Town 'hlch map is duly filed In the Mon story older home In excellent condition. ihlp, Monmouth County, New Jersey loulh County Clerk's Office as Can Uvinf room, fireplace, dining room, idled November 10, 1956, Craig Flnne o. 70. modernized kitchen with large dining 5an, Engineer & Surveyor, filed In th BEING lot No. P5 on the map o area, dishwasher. Powder room. Three' Monmouth County Clerk's Office o Country Club Estates In the tax mnp bedrooms, tiled bath. Casement, hoi April 9, 1857 In Case 60 File IS. • I Mlddletown Township. water heat, open porch, awnings. Ga- _ JBJECT to the lei foot wide drain BEING known and designated as 6 raea with two rooms, good for ahop ige easement running acrosi the rea 'eat Wilson Circle, lUHdletown, Mon- area. Tarvla drive. $20,000 LAWRENCE if (he above premises, and mbject t muth County, New Jersey. MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST J. SCHILLING, Realtor. 16 Spring St., restrictions and easements of record Subject to restrictlonH and ease SH WML MElSBER MULTIPLE LIST- If any. tents of record, If any, zoning am ING. Being commonly known and deslg lunlclpat ordinances, and such fact lated as #o. 38 Craig Street, Jlai j an accurate survey and examina- WAIT TO 5H0W $3,500 PRICE REDUCTION tan Township, New Jersey. ion of the premises would disclose. ••ISN'T IT FABUIOU5 Owner means business and Is going The approximate amount of the jud Together with all fixtures now af- WU DIDN'T HAVE. to sell, even If at a sacrifice, this ment to be satisfied by said sale achfrt to or tiserl in connection with PLEASE DONT HOLD, A BARGAIN three-bedroom, lame center, hall an- the sum of $14.000.00 together with U ie aforementioned premises arid THE INTERVIEWS, LYNN? ) M^WORTH!.THERE thentlc colonial with 2V living room, costs of thli sale. louschoM appliances. fWT ANY DF THEM ?y , native stone fireplace, dining room, Dated February U, 186,1 Tlie approximate amount of the Jtidft- wERtTHIN65IM E[)[ heated aun' room, all electric kitchen JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff, nont tn he satlslfH by said sale I TOJHOPFOR-ANDI with refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, Samuel Sleber, Atty. ie lum of Si4.150.00 together with tin full baiement, four-room guest cottage March 6, 13, 20, 27 ' »*8.M itst.i of tills snle. SIMPLY RAN OUT rented will mor.n than pay thf low Dated February 14, 1963 OF TIME.! taxes. River rights add to this at- JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff. traction. Call for further details GLAZE 1-81 •evy, McCloskey, Schlesinger BROOK AGENCY, Realtors, Ave. of SHERIFF'S HAT.K & Tlsehler. Attys. Two Rivera, Rumson. 812-1700. R COURT OF NKW JERSEV arch 8, 13, 20, 27 $52A CKNOtttt LONG WINTER NIGHTS LAW 1>1V1SIO\ FLORIDA Are much cosier with this brick fire- MONMOUTH COUNTV ALLI6ATCR place wall, tliree spacious bedrooms, Docket N». IrllSIStf-fli 11-22 22' game room with bar, step-saver MANZO CONTRACTINO CO., INC SHERIFF'S SALE kitchen, cheery dining area, nlca plot lalntirt vs: JAMEff HUNDLEY, De MONMOUTH (M)IJNTV COURT with trees, attached garage, ihort walk 'endant LAW DIVISION What kind of a picture do to bus. Hard to beat at $17,900. WALK- By virtue of a writ or execution In Docket Xo. 1 OUT.1-7-:.^ ER * WALKER, Realtors. Hwy. 35Ih, e above stated action to me di- ILLIAM WARDELL and ELEANOR your tetters bring to mind? Shrewsbury. SH 1-5212. 24-Hour Service rected, I ahall expose (or sals at pub- /ARDELU Plaintiffs vs: NICHOLAS c vendue, at the Court Houae in 1ARBATO Defendant Do they have that thrown- SOMEONE IS GOING TO SNATCH he Borough of Freehold, County of By virtue of a writ of execution Ii THIS UP — How about you? Three-bed- Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday the ie above stated action to me dl- together look? (A collec- room two-bath bl-Ievel available for 1m 18th day of March, 1063, at 2 o'clock ectei), I shall expose for sale al puti tion of mismatched sheets mediate possession to qualified buyer ?. M. Prevailing Time. c vendue, at the Court House In By GEORGE SIXTA for'$19,900. ELWOOP A. ARMSTRONG All tile defendant's right, title ant IB Borough of Freehold, ./County „ and envelopes?) Or do they AOBNCY, Realtor, M!i Prospect Av«. iterest, if any, in and to ths follow ionmouth. New Jersey, on Monday Little Sliver. SH 1-4500. ig: ie tlth day of March, 1WW. at 2 picture YOU, at jpur best? $7,800 BEGINNING at a point on Ihe west clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. A HUN- EAST KEANSBURG — Five room* irly side of Leigliton Avenue, which All the defendant's right, title nn< By choosing your favorite ALL RIGHT- two porches. Conveniently located. Call laid point IB distant 221.33 feet south- iterest, IF any, in and to the follow after 7 p.m. OS 1-2795. erly from the point of Intersection «: '•*•' from Eaton's Open Stock, •VOU CAN GO TO THE t the southerly side of West Side All that certain lot, tract or parct RUMSON WATERFRONT HOME — nue and the westerly side of r land and premises, hereinafter pnr- you can always match your MOVIES IF YOU BRUSH Beautiful aeven-bedroom modern Colo- ghton Avenue and from thence (1) culnrly described altuntc, lying and nial, Navpfllnk River, deep water chan- ioutli 3 degrees 11 minutes W^st 30 elng tn the Borough of Shrewsbury, letter paper or envelopes. RIVETS-AKID COUNT- nel. Four acres, exquisite trees,- lawn. eet to a polnl; thence (2) north 88 the County of Monmouth and State Give that fresh, out-of-a- UP TO A HUNPRED. 4U baths. Modern kitchen, laundry. legreeb 35 minutes Went 1&0 feet to a ' New Jersey, Picture window breakfast room, Pan- lolnt; thence (3j north 3 degrees 11 Known and designated as Lot No, bandbox look to your eled'llvIriK room, dining room, library, lnutett East 30 feet to a point; thence 1 on Revlsetl Man of Aiameria Court, TV room, bar, playroom. Screened flag- i) south B6 degrees 35 minutes Easl atteraon Ave, Shrewsbury Boro, N.J., "visits by mail" by using Slone terruce. TWo-car garage. Walk 50 feet to point or place of BEGIN ct. 17, 1940, made by Henry F. La- flnent schools. Low taxes. Large trans- :INQ. recfiue. which map Is filed in tin ferable mortgige. Price S6R,D00. Tele- RESERVING to the grantors, their nnmoulh County Clork'a Office. plionCB N.Y. Wl 7-2000. N.J. 842-1111. e!n and assigns, perpetual enfiernent . _. at a point in tha noulh- SHREWSBURY — Move right In. This •r right of way for the purpose of iy line of Alamerta Court, snld bp- alx-year-ald Ihree-beilroom ranch Is lgrefls and egress to the giirige over „ point being the northwesterly available for Immediate occupancy in following described premises. >rner of Lot No. 12: thence >\) ROHU desirable residential area. Combination BEGINNING et the northeast COP degrecn 20 minutes went along thi living - dining room, modern kitchen, er of the iionve described lot and isterly line Df L-ot No. 12 a illstaricr full Sanemer.1. It'e a bargain at nuking •om thence (1) louth 3 degrera 11 123.9 feet lo a point; thence (2) price of $l«.Mt). RUSSELL M. BORUB linutes Went 8.9 feet lo a point thence mth R7 degrees. 31) minutes west nlonc OPEN STOCK Realtors, 600 River lid.. Fair Haven. ) North SO degrees 35 minutes Wrst mcls nnw or formerly of Ray Still- BH 7-4532. Member Multiple Listing 05 feel to a,point; thencs (3) north ian \ distance of 185 reel to n mo LETTER PAPERS Service. degrees 11 mlnutea East 6.5 feet ent; thence (3) north 44 degrees & point thence il) south 86 tt*>- ilnntofl 30 spcondd wost a ilintnncr- of RUMSON — River rights for boating. ees 36 minutes East 105 feet to 18.75 feet to a point In the south- Always available here in By CAL ALLEY T,vi four-year old, tim>e-bodraom ranch lint of beginning. iterly curve line of Alnmedn. Court; separately packaged paper has fireplace In living room, dining TOGETHER with an easement to the mco «) in a aoulheasterly direction a.oa, modern kitchen, til*d bnth, enr- •anteej, their heirs and assigns for n(f Ihe aoutheasterly curvp llnr (if and matching envelopes. port. Big back yard atirl low taxes. e purpose of ingress and egres.t to imeda Court on A radius of 40 feet Asking $17,500. McALISTER AGENCY, e garage over the following described distance of 30.48 feet to a point, VJOULVA, TASTED G00P B/E« 100 East RIVPF Rri., Rumson. M2-1BD4. remises: •nee (Si still nlone the southerly IF IT MADM'A BEEM GOOD TOGETHERNESS HOUSE BEGINNING at the northeasterly ie of Alameda Court north 87 de- Charge Accounts Available No money down to Vets. W> don't >rncr of premises herein conveyed ?cs 30 minutes west 11.5 feet to the claim tliat this in R big. ' spacious the grantees and from thence 111 mt or place of beginning, sprawling ranch, but for $103 a month .5 feet to A point; thence (3) north lelnfr unme premise* ennvpyert to FREE DELIVERY this home has a living room, kitchen, degrees. .15 minutes West 105 feet cholas Barbato and Emmn I* Bar- lliree bertroomn, utility room, porch, L point thrncit (3i south 3 degrees to, hu.thanil and wife, bv dfod dntcrl PHONE SH 1-0001 partial cellar and ntro lot. Prlvntc, ypt minutes West 1.5 feet to point; Bunt 38, 11)50 nnd rnenrded- In the convenient. Asking $12,800. WALKER 4: ence (4) south £5 decrees 35 minutes inmouth County Clerk's Offico In WALKER, Realtors, Hwy 35, 1000 feet last 105 feet to point or placs of on\i 2270 of Deeds, pnge 2fi2. south of Llly-Tullp Co., Mlddletown. IBQINNINO. lelrg commonly known and rtcsig- PHONE 671-3.rm. Multiple Listings and BEING commonly known and desig- Bd as No. 5S AlHmcda Court, trade-ins, Open 7 days. ned as No. 260 Leigh ton Avenue, rewsbury, New Jersey, ,ed Bank, New Jersey. "he approximate amount of the Judg- EXECUTIVE RANCH HOUSE — Lo- The approximate amount of the Judg- nt to be satisfied by mid mis U cated In Llncroft on heavily wooded ent to be siltInlfed by said sale Is the sum of U, 100.00 togethor with th* one acre lot with running brook, four- im of S1OO.0O togehter with the costs ists of this sale. hetlrooms, -rten,- screened -porch,' and ! ttiH' iali; * " """ j . SBEFH"*; fiHAFTb,' "Shtrlif". patio. Walking distance) lo parochial Dated January 35, 1M3 Dit«d December 17, 1963 school. Priced /or quick sale. For In- RUBflr, Heuser A DeMalo, Attys. nrrirry Lnne, Jr.. Atty. 17 Bread St., Red Bank formation call KE 1-0197. , ib. 20, 27, March 6, 13 , 172.68 "b . 13. ZD. 37. March S" J65.33 20-WeA, March 6, 1963 RED,BANK REGISTER : new tddrew « early In the Says Address month-as possible. Mr. Sandberg idded: live Within Your Income "When you applied for benefits Changes Should you were given a post catd that could be used to notify the Social Be Recorded Security Administration of a You Must Pay the Price change in your address. If you ASBURY PARK - Benjamin have this card, you can use it to By Mary Feeley one orchid to a budget is fair How can a woman stay with- Sandberg, district manager of theadvise us of your new address, Consultant in Money Management enough. in her household allowance, when Asbury P«rk Social Security Dis- Be sure to give them your social Dear Miss Feeley: The purpose of a budget, after she's expected to run what security claim number, full Even though I am single and all, is to get what you want most amounts to a boarding house? My trict Office, said today many per- name, and new address. Your SO-plus, I still want"an orchid on out of the money you ha've to husband is always bringing some- sons receiving social security check may be a few days late my budget. I have a chance to spend. That rental is high for body home to dinner—usually on benefits are not aware that if the next month because of the take over an apartment I've your income. But you can swing short notice. This is driving me they change their address they wanted for some time, which a it, if you can manage a reason- wild, trying to budget my food time needed to change your ad- must notify their social security friend is giving up. But my friend able facsimile of this monthly money. When I complain, he just dress oh the records. If you let says I'm foolish to spend the schedule: shrugs -it off and says we can office or payment center. the office know early in the $82.50 a month for rent when my $32 for food; $20 for operating economize somewhere else. Do This should be done in addition month, however, there should be take-home pay is only $43 a week. costs; $17 for clothing; $25 foryou think this is fair? to the regular change of address no delay." However, I also get $40 a month transportation; $18 for savings, Mrs. Ida M., Albany, N. Y. notification they give to their post dividends from some stock. Andincluding insurance. Adding the office, he said. "Don't risk a Buying or selling? Use the Dear Mrs. M.: as I work in a doctor's office, rent, $82.50, that would leave late or stolen check," Mr. Sand- Register Classified for quick re- medical attention is free. you about $30 a month Tor such Are you still looking for jus- berg cautioned. "Report your sults.—Advertisement. A nice home means more to things as gifts and contributions, tice in marriage, for goodness me than clothes or fancy food. recreation, hospitalization, etc. sake? Harmony is a lot more fun. A man's impulse to bring his Do you think I'm asking for By slicing your income in this friends home is a compliment BUSINESSMEN: trouble in taking this apartment? way, you'll not have much mon- a lot ot wives would cherish. It Mary C, Cincinnati ey left for personal expenses. PAST COMMANDERS HONORED — Pair commanded of West Long Branch Amer- LEND AN EAR! means he's proud of you, proud Dear Mary of your cooking. When he calls ican Legion Post were honored at the post'i annual dinner Saturday night in Jossph't ... and listen to the many com- ' Not trouble, just austerity. ButDear Miss Feeley: pliments we've been receiving about you on short notice to say he's Restaurant. Georga Conway, second from right, a borough councilman, is shown re- our fast service and wonderful food. bringing Joe home to dinner, ceiving a 15-year membership card from Joseph Heinlein, commander of th» Mon- Come In and Join your many busi- Hollywood: would you rather he said he was ness friends who have found that detained at the office? mouth County Executive Committee of the Legion. Looking on are Leslie Gifford, the Caramel Sweet Shop Is the best. Just put your mind to fitting left, and Dominick A. Nannini. All are past commanders of the post. your husband's hospitality into Lunch & Dinner ~ABig Night your budget. The trouble with a Tetrazzini—cousin to chicken T. WHAT It YOUR > lot of people is that, once they For less than a dollar, you can Specials set up a plan for spending, they HEARING SCORE? THUJKSDAY: By CHARLES WITBECK must be some sort of upgrading serve this casserole for three. For think they have to hang onto it ; TEST YOURSELF YANKEE POT ROAST, mashed (or TV. less than $2, and in a few min- HOLLYWOOD - The trend of come what may. A budget n£eds 1. Do you havt trouble under a tan dine YES D potatoes, vegetable, coffee, dessert | "As for breaks—well, a break is the speaker at church «r mtttlnga NO Q hour-long TV series has turned a overhauling now and then, in theutes, you can achieve a fine old an opportunity that is successful. 2. Do you tomttlmtR fall to hear YES D FRIDAY: knife into careers of Hollywood interests of better living. Take a Polish dish of chicken livers, tho l«l«phone or deorfeell ring HO D We've all had opportunities. I've BAKED HALIBUT STEAK, free-lance character actors. Many dollar here and" there from other chopped apples, onions and mar- 3. Are you •ometlmts conluttd In YIS 0 had dozens. It's just the way the group conversation* - NO D mashed potatoes, vegetable, Served have had a very hard time late- expenditures, and fatten up your joram—moistened with a dash of wind blows the spiritual vapors 4. Would you frequtntly Ilk* tha " YCf Q coffee, dessert. 11 A.M. ly. food allowance. You can trim cooking sherry, or a boullion T.V. or Radio a llttl* loudtr NO D around." SATURDAY: . to Character actor Hans Con- your recreation funds, since en- cube. Search the cookbooks for 5. Are you on* who hear* but YES 0 ROAST LOIN OF PORK, Bauer- ried, who has few peers in the tertaining in your home certainly does not alwayt understand NO D kraut, mashed potatoes, apple- 7PJW. Ever hear of Miss Teenage ikely short-order dishes, and keep Allow 20 points for each NO answer scored. If your total score profession, is a regular panelist is a part of enjoying life. sauce, coffee, dessert. America? This year's winner, a recipe file handy. And stop in less than 60 points, you are eligible to receive a FREE T.V.- on "Stump The Stars," does four radio listening device that fits right in th» ear and greatly im- Try our home made pies and apple cobbler With lemon sauce Darla Banks of Fresno, Calif., Avoid the frustration of short Danny Thomas Shows a year making furrows in your brow. proves your enjoyment of T.V. and radio prosrramn. This public turns notice by keeping dinner ingredi- service !B reserved for tha hard-of-hearing only, To receive your up on the Donna Reed FRKK hearins: device, just clip out your teat paper and mall with \ as Uncle Tonoose, played Presi- ents on hand—accumulating them dent Lincoln for school children tomorrow on ABC in a tale about (What's your problem? Write your Dunt and address- •*to- a few items at a time. A canned recently on Jack Paar's hour, and youngsters at Balboa on a boat- to Mary Feeley in care of this CARAMEL SWEET SHOPPE chicken, canned ham, tuna, noo- was a voice teacher for Lucy one ing weekend, and she represents paper, enclosing stamped, self-ad- T.V. HEARING DEVICE dles, Parmesan cheese, canned U%x 4«TI Washington I, O.C. 29 BROAD ST. RED BANK Monday night last month, yet a new breed of beauty contest Conreid says he Has to go outwinners. nuts which stay fresh, cracker of the state to pull in his main Darla, winner of a four year crumbs, concentrated soups—all income giving readings or acting college scholarship, and a new these offer the makings of ex- in Florida, Arizona or Kentucky car, doesn't slink about in a sexy cellent casseroles. Speedy, too. BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH DRIVE-IN AUTO CENTER GIVES in plays like "Critics Choice" or bathing suit, but is decently re- Use pretty trimmings with a "Take Her, She's Mine." strained in slacks and sweaters simple dish. Dress up cold chick- on the show. She might easily be YOU COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE WHILE YOU SHOP "I have been living in Holly- en or any sliced meat with a mistaken for a 16-year-old ver- ring of red spiced crabapples, wood for 27 years," says Hans, sion of Miss Junior League. "but nowadays I have to make pineapple slices, or frosted ADJACENT TO BAMBERGER'S my money outside of California." Dignity counts a lot. Unlike grapes. It doesn't take long to Radio, formerly Conried's green other contest winners, Miss buy a bunch of grapes—and frost- AT THE EATONTOWN CIRCLE pasture loaded with daisies, is Banks says she's not interested ing them is just a matter at dip- gone, and the motion picture in an acting career. Now that's ping them in white of an egg, • Tires • Batteries • Mufflers • Shocks • Brakes business, which once used large heresy. Darla liked the cast and then in powdered sugar, and let- casts and many character actors, crew, learned about makeup, gog ting them set while •'you pretty • Seat covers • Wheel alignment • Parts and repairs gled at Paul Newman across a Is barely pulsating, "For a up. room In a fancy restaursat, but while," said Conned, 'the Tialf Another good quickie Is tuna Fresno, not Hollywood, is for her. hour TV series gave us all work, She's more interesting in becom- but now it has disappeared. ing a plain homemaker, or per- "Today, a series casts a well haps entering public relations. Beliord formed young football play- Watch that last one, Darla! . er, a fellow who works in a gas The third birthday of Michael station, a girl who fits calico Darla's script differs consider- Liskiewicz, son of Mr. and .Mrs. snugly and a bartender who nods. ably from that of the usual con- Joseph Liskiewicz, Apple Valley, That rounds it out. There's no test winner, and her . upbringing was celebrated Feb. 28 with Mrs, need for other characters. has a lot to do with it. Darla's Bertha Liskiewicz of New York Nylon tire sale City and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Show Is Costly father, John Banks, is a lay min- Dubas o( Brooklyn. Karen Liskie- "I tell you, the hour show has ister, a flight instructor and a radio disc'jockey who is getting wicz celebrated her fifth birth- BLACKWALLS WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTEE* been very costly for all of us. his Master's degree at Fresno day yesterday. Attending were There are half as many directors State. Says Mrs. Banks about her Maura Ryan, Debbie, Jennifer and working and practically the same husband: "He definitely wants to Catherine Nelson, Joan and Ellen figures apply down the line to go to school all his life. He loves Widdifield, Joseph and James Writers, cameramen, etc." teaching." Liskiewicz. So Conried travels the summer 4 Hours to Go 2 for 15. theater circuit and in the winter Richard Freund, son of Mrs 640x15 tube-type, plui tax and any 2 old tires in trade does plays or gives readings. He Banks, who own two planes Lola Freund, Edgemoor Dr., cele- has 20 volumes to work from and and a boat, told his daughter she Tubl-ryp< Tubtlen Tubelen Tub*k»i brated his 10th birthday March 3. 670 x 1515—2JJ fafof tr18 18,818,88 88 670. x 1 155 2 for 21.886 750 x H_2 for 21.88 600 x 13 22 iot2 020.88 after a few minutes of conversa- had to get her pilot's license be- -•» ava ^ i aw uvu A • •• * pw ^aB^t^r^ Attending were Mrs. Vera Cecci, 710 x 15 2 for 22.(8 710 x 15 2 for J5.88 800 i 14 tion with the audience he canfore she applied for her driver's 2 for 25.88 650 i 13 2 foe 24.88 Miss Dora Cecci, and Daniel and 760 x 15 2 for 26.88 760 x 15 2 for 29.88 850 x 14 for 29,88 judge what they would like to license. She still has foqr hours Arthur Freund. hear, and dips in. to go. All price* plus tax and any 2 old tires in trade. "I think they go to see the TV Says Darla. "Daddy laughs at Girl Scout Troop 39 were host- personality," says Hans. "I'm our girl talk. He thinks people esses for Troop 389, sponsored ttie fellow who talks on the Paar should only talk about Ideas. He by the Methodist Church, at a Show and they want to see me inlooks at my bouffant hairdo and WHITEWALLS WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTE1 combined "thinking day" cere- the flesh." calls it a dust mop." mony in Bayview School last Conried calls Paar his patron With this background Darla na- week. Mrs. Tony Lodzinski, com- saint, and gives Jack full credit turally can't believe Hollywood is mittee chairman and helper, was for his present popularity. the end-all. Movie makeup itched introduced. Mrs. Robert Watson "Jack's great genius is to make her nose, and a part in a Gidget and her intermediate troop girls a person talk," says Hans. "If I movie was turned down, but 2 for 19.88 were also present to watch the could explain it, I'd do it." Darla was impressed by the hard ceremony. The mothers of the 640x15 tube-type, plus tax and any 2 old tires in trad* In a February Paar Show, Con- work and long, long hours put in girls were guests. Leaders pres Tubcryiw 1£> TllbdMl Tubelets ried played Abraham Lincoln tojby Donna Reed, Carl Betz and ent were Mrs. Samuel Brown, S70 x 15 2 for 23.88 670 x 15 2 for 26.88 750 x 14 2 for 26.88 600 i 13 2 for 25.88 second and third graders in Bev- the youngsters. 710 x 15 2 for 27.88 710 x 15 2 for 30.88 300 x 14 2 for 30.88 Mrs. Ralph Villars, Mrs. Rudolph 650 x 13_2 for 29.88 erly Hills. "The cameras shot for As Miss Teenage America, Dar- 760 x 15 2 far 31.88 760 x 15 2 for 34.88 850 x 14 2 for 34.88 Schasny and Mrs. Mildred Kais- 53 minutes and Jack used about la must act as a translator for er. All priees pint tax and any 2 old tires in trade. 20, I believe," said Haas. "I tell the current high school jargon. you, I had to bone up for those "Tough means good." explains kids. Their questions were tough. Darla, "and we use it to describe Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Villars and All brand new, first quality tires—no seconds or blemishes And they were a much more de- hardos, anything. Cool is out. daughters Nancy and Donna re Matin with 100% Dn Pont nylon cord—stronger than the cord used in the original equipment manding audience. They are com- Drip is out. Parents live in thecently visited the Metropolitan ol most 1963 can. Broad, 6-ribbed treid design, ridged outer grooves and angled inner grooves pletely apathetic. They do notolden days. Absolute gets plentiv Museum in New York to see the for strength. come to be entertained. Adults of use and so does panic. And Mona Lisa and attended a show •AH tires guaranteed againpt road haxarn*s such ai glass cuts, curb bruises and impact breaks, Want to be taken from reality when someone gets bad news, you n honor of the birthday of Nancy. encountered under normal driving conditions and traveling an average of 1,000 miles per month. and it's much easier. But yousay, 'she's really hurtin'.' and ifA party was held Feb. 28 at the Tires will he replaced or repaired at the discretion of Bumherger's. Replacements prorated, against have to work to get the kids and George Marharis came into the home of Mr. and Mrs. George these selling price), for time used. it's worth it." room, I'd say, "He's so neat, I Rinear m Port Monmouth. Conried sees no out presently can't believe it.'" for free-lance character actors ex- Kids, take a look at Darla—a Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wasser- cept for pay TV and no onebouncy, enthusiastic, pretty girl stein celebrated their 16th wed- knows when it will come. "It with a solid upbringing and some ding anniversary Saturday at a must come," he says. "There brains. "She tough." dinner and show in Red Bank. A family party was held for he I4th birthday of Timothy 01- sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John RUST-RESISTANT Olsen, Lynn Ct., Friday. SHOCK BRAKES COMPLETE Girl Scout Troop 108 held an ABSORBERS RELINID ON MUFFLERS investure ceremony recently in WHEEL the Bayview School. Scouts were FOR MOST ALL 4 ALIGNMENT AND Fully guaranteed for the life HUFFMAN t>€>B0YlE awarded pins. Twelve girls went of your cart ice skating in Asbury Park Sat- AMERICAN CARS WHEELS BRAKE urday with their leader, Mrs. Wil- FINE HOME FURNISHINGS ar,d BROADLOOM liam Glendinning, and helper, with 15,000-mile ADJUSTMENT Model Pries 8Uidtl>«kM _ Champion 4.M Mrs. Martha Smith. The girls guarantee* -'41V53 6 39 Rt. 35 Circle, Eatonloivn—Liberty 2-1010 will work on their hiking badge next month. Each r»iri« *51-'5S ISM 3.99 -'53-'56 »,» I Installed 6.95, BlllrV Mr. and Mrs. John Tarne, Wa- H» 12.95 ft Cadillac (front) terview Ave., entertained Mrs. Precision-engineered to • Correct camber and castet J52-'55 6 49 Nicholas Tarne of Bayonne and For ihoit American cars CadltlsK (retr) ^'52-'55 GRAMAN'S give a new, safer ride. • Inspect toe-in and toe-out Mr. and Mrs. William Burbella • Only new, bonded VrvrA VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. of Union City last weekend. • Inspect and adjust steerin; All work performed hy brake linings arc used 10.99 • Adjust brakes noriffc S.99 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. factory-trained experts. • We bleed and adjust Plymrtnth _'42-'58 R ID Laurie Snyder, daughter of Mr. • Inspect hydraulic lines PHONE SH 7-5623 and Mrs. Ronald Snyder, Mackey for full contact nranKwd asatnst manufacturer's defect* Inslnllation available at • Inspect wheel cylinders Ave., was given a party on her " Check lines and mas- for the lifetime of your car—Ire* re-placement. nominal charge. Dusts and convertibles allghtlT Wither. Tall pHw AUTHORIZED sixth birthday Sunday. Guests in- ter cylinders for leaks Thli service ovailoble from for most ctrs also BYSiiKble at low pricea. cluded Louis Lombardi, Arthur tnstallattm STSJ1IM« kt, nomliul eharie. HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE •FIM rellnln« If br»kt« fall 10 A.M. to 5:45 P.M. only Caruso, Donna and Jerry Gagli- vtthkl 19,000 mllM of Job NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS ano, Mark and Stewart Cava- naugh, Heidi Pender, James Ales- • REPAIRS ON • sio, Gail Washburn, Mary Beth Maxwell, Sharon Keily, Phillip GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. Lunetta, Kathy Cocozza', Ellen IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS Mehler, Nancy Hill, William :all KEIIogg 1-2400, OSBorne 1-2500 or write on lires. Free delivery within our delivery area. (Except C.O.D.'s add 50c). Bamberger's Drive-In Auto Center (Dcpt. 143, 144) PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. Lingsch and Patrick MacDonald. Adjacent to Bamberger's at the Eatontown Circle, Monmouth. And at Paramus, Mcnlo Park, Newark, Plalnfleld, Route 22 in Springfield. PARTS FOR Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholl, BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS Warwick, N.Y., - spent Sunday RANGES TOASTERS M'XERS LAMPS, etc. with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BAMBERGER'S MOHMOUTH OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY TILL 9:30 P. M. SATURDAY TILL 6 Newtek, WaterWew Ave. 1.